davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28
9as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in @itferfe6. (@eiamtouT6t)

trcffcn IdBt. goGig outomatiIb
gGeitet sic flare 8raunfoble berab
in bic Sreppenroitieueritugen. 81.
ne ~getuaItige Menge apiro tdgli6 Der.
braunt, ilngefGbr 10000 SeftoIiter.
Iaein fir Die slide lit elm 9ou3ug
5ipiiden Ser g(usfippoorridtung uno
Dem Abraltm ser @ril6e INNER I'LL,
terpe0s. @os am 8ormittag nod
in fiuitern SdoB Ser @r0e Iagerte,
lit oben6s in BEN &alt69aien idon
in Die 2iifte entpi6en. Gem Ies-
teren 3Wed 0ienen Die nelil SdJorrt-
iteine bon 100 Meter Sobe un0
4,50 Meter oben i'm i~aneren 9urd)-
meiier.
ltnmittel6or an sic &eIIeI6Guier
gren5t quer git ibnep oie lang9eltred.
te Wfai6inenballe. Sn elmer Geibe
Dintereinan0er Iiegeu bier i'm oberen
Stoftperf sic odt Surboonnamos.
@ilten eigentiimIi9en Gin0rud EMP
fdngt Ser 8ei9auer, tpenr sic 5pflo-
pilden @iienleiber inter or0bnenoem
Gang bi6rieren, 0elln fir ungebelt.
re 2eiitungen iin0 iie normiert:
$4,000 &ilomatt al ser 9pnamo,
mas eiten Slntrieb bon 10000 P.
S. bon ser 9ampfturbilte Derlangt.
SIN @rOgeidoB iinO sic 8onoenloto-
rem 81 ic0er Surbine nebIt &iibl.
paIier- 1no &onoenIatpumpen III.
tergehra6t. Die erIteren treiben 6aS
&aIler, = 0as mittels zines be1on-
0eren eGeftriiden @unlptperfS BEL
SesniB in @nbaIt aus ser M1l6e
gebolt miro, our9 Sic &iiblro6.
reniDiteme uno in sic 5ebn GiidfiibI.
tiirnne, 0ie, nod ser &amiufonitruf-
ton ausgefii5rt, auf Dem Sofe in
5ipei &eiben parallel sur MaIdinen.
@roB-8erlins &roftberiorgung 2 9 9
Bale geridtet iino.
SIM @iebelteiI befinoet iid sic
cIeftrii9e S1oltapparatltr uno in
eilem beionoeren @ebGuoe sic
Srunsformatoreu- un6 So6ipan.
nungsobteilung. @Gbreno in ar.
te1en 3entraIeu i'm @aiGjinen6aus
cine Gailge un6 breite SdalttafeI gu
ieben 1T, Itebt in Oieiem &ieieufraft.
werf MIR elm fleines, fplt fiosfortiges
Sdaltge6auoe Dor Ser &interpan6
Ser @aidinenbaIe. Na6 Dem nelte.
iten tedniiden 8r;n8ip iino ga MIR
Die Sritrumente unO Die fleillen Se-
bel 5llr 0irigierung Ser SiIfsoppa.
rate fon5entriert, Oie ibrerieits erIt
Dem bartholomew Sodipannunas.
Shaltbaus bie eigenliden Shalter
betGtiaert. Shon pabrenO Oes Grie-
ges ipur0e @nergie fir eIeftrilde
@erfe nit $4,000 GoIt abgegeben:
0ie 9eitungen nn9 Berlin babeit ei-
he bobere Spannung, 10000 8olt.
Sur 10 lit es wirti9aitlid 0enfbar,
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28

6cn GinOcr bon ncrtn unO scBn
Snbren ibren idnuIbigcn Setten
ertriiiet mo ge5iplngeu, iiir Die
nodte SebenserboItung bis 5ebn,
eli, ia 5polf ubr nad)tg gu arbei.
ten, m1brenO bic @IieOer meg.
i6pinOen, lire @eitalt auialnnel-
l6rumpft, ibre @eiidts5iige OBJ
Ititmpfen lno ibr mcni6li1es @e.
len gang inO gar 81 eilem item.
dbnliden 8ru6itiid eritarrt, oelIen
bloBer Inblid idar0erboft it,"
llniere 8iIoer 5eigen oie Oeittide
SeiminOuitrie. St 0emIelben &ou'
Inc, mo Die 6omilie idIGft unO iBt,
9a miro ai,6 gearbeitet. Cine 9o9-
TANNER muB fir 0ie gai5e 6omi-
lie rei6er. An BEN i6ablonierten
3immerWGn0en ,bdngen bic 8retter
nit BEN gBgei6irrert pieaei6t oas
nebert nod irgenoein butter &a-
LENDER aus Dem Ib5ablungsge-
i9Gft, 6as 9ettmGide ODER &lei-
oungsitiide fir teures @elO lie
ferte. rno no bleiben IN Der
8obnung oie gGertIeiniterL no ge-
ben sic Alten bin, Die auf Der
ipeiten @onoerung ourh bas Sc.
ben miioe %getporoen iino? Die
Sleinen miiIien, ipenn fie nod gar
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28
&GhrMfIrildt ais 5IabrnM9s-
mittrl.

Die Gr6e6uneen bes Miin8nsr
@u6sromtss iiber ben @ertouf pom
3oben, Gi6bGrnGen, @0aeIn bets
f9iebsnerlei 9lrt u. ogl. in Ger WiI6s
bret6anbIung S9Gffler (Sn6aberin
5ronaisto 2a6enmoir) am 8iftu0z
Iienmortt Iino munmsbr obgeI4lois
fen. IS parbe feitgeTteQt, BOB Dos
@eI9Gft i'm Sonuar etpa brei 3ent>
ner &nbenfleti9 be5ossn lat. Bon
SntereFe Oiirfte Oas omtIide Guts
a9ten bes Itdbtii9en S6er~tierar5tss
1ein, Dem nie bsi9Iagnabnten Siere
por9ele9t ipuroen. 0as @uta1ten
ertldrt: GS siest nabe dnb es lit
febr pn6ri9einIi9, boB 6rau 9nz
Genmair bic &aben na9 eiitIpredsnz
Der Serri9tung bonr, ipenn iie niGt
na6 Der @rt Der Siere gsfrogt tpur=
ne, ais @aien unO aaninGen per-
tauft bat, neil Die 4ebnli9feit eir>
3eIner 5leiI9s, begin. &5rperteiIe 10
qroB 1T, baB bic llnteri6eIbung 5tpi@
I9en &aben unO 9alen namentli4
benz 9aien 10 gut tpie unnDgli9 If.
Die @ilbfabe = 6rau Qo9enmair
botte betanntli9 auf Srdgen, Oon
peldem 5ierc bos 5Ieiib famine,
s%eantportet, bon elmer MilbfaBe"
= 1T in uni eren 8ebieten elm ouBer>
orbentIi9 i~eltcnes 9ier uilO biirfte
in Seutl9lano nur in ben Nlpen uno
i'm ipalOrei9en Mittelgcbirse bereinz
selt portpmmen. 9t6er au9 ber=
irilSerte SoustaBen, bic sGsi9faus,
penn iie berrenlos gefuorben iinb, gu
ben iagObaren Sieren 816len, finb
Iclten inb t6nnsn besbaIh ni9t III
itenlpeiIe pon einem Srt aus berfenz
bet perben. 9aB bos &aBenfleiI9,
ipenn es BON geIuuosnSieren Itammt.
an it9 geei9net lit. als Nabrungsz
mittel fir Meni9en gu bienen, biirf@
tie ni9t gu be5ipeifcIn iein, audi ipenn
es Bel uns in Der &egel ui9t gegels
len nirb. @s 6aftet i6m meiit Der
ablonberli9e @eru9 uno Der eteI=
bafte @ef4mad, Der Dem 5Ieii9e beS
fleii@frefenoen MiIpes unO @efliiz
gels eigen gu Iein pflegt, ai@t an
unO es Diirfte mebr, penn ni@t auss
f9lieBli6 bas l~lngetpo6nte unb Der
pine &iidfi6t ouf @eI@mad unb
Geru9, fotpie Ndbripert bei uns be-
Ite6enbe Mioerpine 1ein, Der BON
9enuB bes &obenfleif6es ab6dIt.
Der Sran3ofe 9ilaire 6e5ei9net Den
&oben5iemer. rem er pd9ren0 Der
8elagerrng rpn Baris genofen bot.
ais f0itli@: n0ieIes lpsiBe SIeif9
Fat Elm anaene9mes ausfe6en, lit
sort unO erinnert sinigermuBen an
taltes 8albflei19." Der Sa9pers
ftdnOige fommt gu benz S9luFe, baB
8rau 209enmair, ipenn fe in ibrem
8ef4dfte 9ausfaBen als 8ilDfaben,
anberen &lnben aIs 9afen ober &az
nin4en pertanFt fat, Na9run9smit~
tel unter elmer CUR SGuI9ung geeig=
neten Se5ei9nung feilgsboten unb
fi@ 0aour3 gegsn bas Nobrun9smit=
telgeIcB perfe6lt bat; auberbem Fat
tie iib NOD ge9eu bic 8ittualiell>
morttoronun9 perFeblt, Die porz
f9rei6t, baB nur berf0mmIiGe 9ez
bensmitteI Oertouft peroen biirfen.
Gum @erfauf ni9t bertDmmli9er
2ebensmittel lit cine belonbere Sc
ne6migung bes Stabtratss nptipenz
big. 9as Guta@ten lGBt audi bic
5rage oifen, OF aIs Si660rnGen
ni4t ou9 @onberratteu feil9e6os
ten lpurben.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28
@au6nOnariple %SpidjCu6GOe(lnng.
Die aIs EsimlnduarTe ROnnts dArH TabrihbttrIsb nItt Vsrdranst
werden.

cbenIo SEN nGtigen, &obitoff pie III
Der Staot url0 nobm Die fertige
@are in @mpfa1g. Die Sobne Der
gauern, sic Der elterli6e @runO-
telib nidt nut ernGbren fonnte,
lebten iid all Oelt @ebitubl. Sn
Sbiirinqen pertrieb Der MeIier.
i6mieo ieiu bouSiuouitrieaeS @rO-
Olft nod ieIbit. 9ie Oonn bier
einIebenoe Seillng Ser &r6eit per-
Idaffte Dem Sertigmader Ser @ei-
Ter 5uglei6 BEN 8ertrieb ino Oas
nit einen 3Wii6engetuim ouf Go'
item Ser OoOur6 nod meiter in III
rer 2ebensbaltitug berobgeOriidten
ba1tsinouItrieIleu Scilorbeiter. @S
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28

etli6e beOeutiaue 9iitrifte oieier
Nrt. @au5 i%ioIiert oapon erideiilt
Damn nod @erIin uno Bremen ais
fart nit &eimarbeitern onrffebt.
9ie Spielpareninouitrie, iomeit
file ouf &eimarbeit berubt, bat lire
iSauptgebiete in Safien uno in
6en tbiiringiideu Stoaten. Sagaiis,
tagein i9affen BORT 3ebntauienoe
bon 8roletariern NIT ibren 6omi-
lien, sic oli Den Ncrmlten Der Ir.
men geb0rten, in inermiiolidem
JleiBe raitlos bonn iriibelten Wfors
gen bis gum ipGten abenb Die
llnmengen BON @uppenmobeln,
8uppenboI5geibirreu &inOerroa-
tpogen, fleinen &lapieren, Sol5.
fdiffGen, Seoopbdren, @oloidaf-
den uip. @S lit cine Snouitrie,
Die ibrer Martt nidJt MIR III
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28

r Nait ser MISUNDERSTANDING,
Ser 8oIamentenorbeit uip., lit Die
SeiminouItrie faIt unentrinn6ar
berfniipft. Som @loBer @ebirgs,
felIel aus Lungs ser b0bmiiden
Grenae bis 5ltm 6idteIgebirge uno
bon ga no6 gtor0eu bis sum @i6s-
feloe eritrefte iit Dor Dem ariege
Das @ebiet Ser oeittlden Seimin-
ouItrie. Ilio S6leiien, Sadier,
9berfranfen, Die tbiiringii6en
Staaten lno ser preuBii9e &egie-
rltngsbe3irf @rfrrt moren OaS
S~ouptgebiet Ser @ausinOitItrie.
5erner fanoen iid an Der 8eIts
gren5e oeS 9eittiden GeiheS nod
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28

Sic 6erItelnn9 BON Stortlerel'
aIeiterIdeinung ser 6abrifinOuitrie
bdtte lid cine 9lrt Ne6enbei1dttls
0lrna ser Sa6rifproletarier ausge-
biloet, Die oft 5i Souie our6 Sral
uno ainoer erfoIgt, tpdbreno Der
8oter Der Sumilie austp6rtS aitf
Mrbeit uar. 9ie Srau wurOe als
biaiqere uno niGige %rbeitsfratt
geI6dtt. Gum Sell at ibr Seim
gebunoer, perfiel Ser i6laue Sea-
pitoli8mus, ieinen groBeren Irofit
mitterno, oltf Die fir i'm geniale
Soee, Oie @rbeit nit ms Sars 5u
geben. Isle bieL nllnniibe" Belt titr
g9ege uip. tplir0e ga geipart. Die
bort ais felbItperitGnoIi6 ii6 ent'
nidelnoe nto allnt Cell oireft ge'
piinidte 9inoermitbilfe unterlog
90 feiner &ontroue Our6 irgeno-
mel6e 8ebor0cn.
90 ipuroe oas &in6 in fcinem
gpieItrieb gu ser Dniibli6en" Nr'
belt bernnge5ogen, 10 lernte eS
6ur6 bic in @lei6f0rmigfeit &C.
5%pungene @ei6iflidfeit ieiner flei-
men Singer ben GerOienit Der Nut-
ter nit pergr0Bern gu belfen. 9te
&inoerorbeit III Ser Seimino1itrie
lit zines Der tro%llrigItel &apitel Ser
10 ltol3 eeprieienen mcni6liden
G1Itur 6es opan5iglten Sabrbtn,
6erts. SIM Sabre 1860, 10 er5abh
aarI Wtorr, berridte in Der en9li.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28
Ser ~peridminOcnOc &umanbelO.

Die 8eoba1tung, BOB ser Mann
I'M Moman our6 bic 6rai uerordngt
miro, mill elm 2iteroturforider ge.
madt 9abcn. gr bat fcltgeitellt, OaB
rs Bro5cnt aller Gr5Gblungcn, sic
auf Dem @iidcrmarft ooer in 3eit-
ldriften eriheinen, in ibrem Wtittel.
punft ben gb6rafter unO Die San0.
lungeli elmer Sruu auimeiien. @ollte
man na9 &omanen urteilen, 10
miiBte man annebmen, oaB ollie af-
tibit1t uno 2ei0eni1aft auf oas
idmddere @ei1ledt Heterogeneous
Iei ipG6reno Der Mann nur nod cine
paliibe Noae iibernimmt.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28
Enfant terrible.

OnteI unb Sante iinb gu 8efud
sefommen. &arl9en, ber SprOBlina
bes 9ouies, muifert bic duBerit enerz
gii9 breini@auenbe Dame nit fri.
tifden 8liden unb bur6fu6t I@IieB>
Ii@ lire &eiietai9e, als oh er cine
iebr interefionte Sa9e permiBte.
r@as fu4it 9u benn oa, tleiner
S3linsel?" fragt Die Sonte, ibren
llnipiqen nur nit Mii6e u~nterbriit=
fenb. nMO 9aft Du ucnn Define
pfeife, Sante?" fragt bas neugierigs
8erl9en. nMeine pFeife?9" =
nNa ia, i9 mO9te ben Sntel sern'
mai taneen iebn!"
Na69er lit 6 Srahte
llnr, jest Oeine Gfli6t 5u TIM.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28

itaft ulo 9lu,It frditig gef0r0ert
uno bieI geoiegene 4enntniiie unO
&iioung berbreitet bat. Na6 benz
Go0e hires Gtifters mur0e Sic
&orIsiduIe 1894 bon Ser5og SUB
mia gitgen aufgebo6en. llngefGbr
1400 3oglinge, 8u oenen ii6 nod
700 Stl1ttgarter Staotidiiler &C.
ieaten, muroen in ibr allsge6ilOet;
iber $50 2ebrer baben mdbreno
ibrcs 24iabrigen 9eltebens all ibr
gepirft.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28
6rok Derlins 1raftueSI

IinO 5uiommen Ga untergebrodt,
cine aii3abl, Oie Oicie G~eiielanlage
oes 2onooner 8abnuerfs, alio cine
ser rieiieiten ser @eIt, nod iiber'
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28

Die GntpidIitns ser &raitOerior.
eung lit wobI at Ben meiiten Orten
cine ar0ere geweier, aIs in Der 8eIt-
ItoSt Berlin, Dem S1ouplas GROCER
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-08
KILLED BY STREET CAR
NEAR P|KESY|LLE

Joseph G Halbig Of West Anna
polls, was notified yesterday Of the
death Of his father, Sebastian Halbig,
of Pikesyille, Md. who was struck by
Il street car on Friday night in Pixies
Vile, while on his way TO visit a
friend He was taken to Baltimore
city III a special car Of the United
Railways, but did not regain consci-
business. Mr., Halbig was 6S years old
BESIDES his widow. Mrs. Teresa Hall
big. Mr. Halbig is. survived by his two
sons. Joseph q. and John ] Halbig
and eight grandchildren.
The funeral Will be held at $50
o'clock tomorrow morning from the
home OF his son. John ]. Halbig. 1916
North Fulton avenue, Baltimore
Requiem Mass Will be celebrated at
St Gregory's Catholic Church Gilmor
and Baker streets. Burial will be in
Holy Redeemer cemetery.
Mr Halbig was well known in AM
napolist where he made frequent
visits.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-08
RED CROSS ROLL CALL
TO START THURSDAY
Shortage OF Workers Still Sharp
" Felt BY Local
Chapter
MANY URGED TO ENROLL

Tha; agent of mercy the American
Red cross. the work Of which has
tahlished il as the greatest welfare
organization III tie history of the
world Will begin It's drive Oh Thurs
days. and Annapoli viii be one Of hf
thousands of cities and towns in th,
United states which Will respond ~
The cali for funds he annual roll call
of the body
The roli call this year will he con
ducted OIL the same line rs heretofore
and all the WORKERS. Who have n.
sponded to the request Of The official
are ready 10 START the campaign fer
enrolling members fhe prospect IS
for ID larger enrolment than ever BE-.
fore All those people who have been
subscribing members OF the Red Gross
in former Years arc very wiling 70 be
come members again. and the enroll
ment If new members will be a heay
one.
For all this there Is still . erea
need, and thai Il for new WORKERS
call sent out through ne county w
failed 70 bring the number u worker
that Will be needed % atts nj % AL Q
the detail work 81 the enrollmeni
This is surprising in view Of the ex
celleut showing made by the people 9
Annapolis and Ammo Arundel conntA
during the war The difficulty is
probably due to the fact that they ar,
somewhat thoughtiess OF the Worn
that N being continued by the Re-
Cross in its thousands Of branehe
throughout the country
Thsre are hundreds Of people in An
napolis and the county who will con
tribute Willingly to he Red Cross, ane
who will become members for the III
,ure II they can be reached during the
present drive. But many Of them
must be missed unless the ladies' VIII
have been active heretofore come for
ward and signify 70 the secretary os
the local chapter their Willingness 70
90 the work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-08
THREE CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH
Locked m House While Charles
Carroll And Wife, Colored,
Went To Church

Locking three Of their four children
lges one. three and six years. re-
spectively in their home while they
attended an all-day religious meeting
al Chcw,s Chapel in the First dis
trict. YESTERDAY Charles Carroll and
wife. coiored returned home ~ night
to find The home DESTROYED 4ld tae
childron burned 10 de.tea 'fhe origin
81 the fire has not iaea explained
Carroll states there was no fire in ans
Of the stoves III the house. nor we5c
any matches lett living about
Carroll and his wife took their
fourth child. an infant OF few
months. with them The chapel is
situated eight miles from the burned
house. which is a tenant dwelling on
the farm of Stephen nuckett at David
sonville The Carols left the house
III. II o'clock. and the IRE il said 10
have started about noon Members of
tie Duekett family and other in the
neighborhood also were AWAY at the
time attending church Other persons
living at a distance Who noticed the
blaze. arrived at the esiie too Late t0
render succor to the children
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-08
Q|NTON PHILLIPS JOINS
RANK OF BENEDICTS

4 quiet wedding took place on Sat
urdav evening. November s. AZ the
parsonage of MARYLAND Avenue Pres
byterian Church. Baltimore. the Rev
u. W. Mcmillan. pastor officiating.
when Miss Anita Waters. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matters. Of Wet
Annapolis became the bride Of Vim
ton w Phillips son o, Mr.. and MFs
Alfrod Phillips al Annapolis.
The couple were attended hy Nr
and Mrs. Robert Stallings. cousins Of
the bride. The Wedding party motol
ed to Baltimore for the ceremony
The bride is a gradl.ate Of the An
napolis High Sehe3l Glass 1918, and
the groom Is one Of Maryland 800
volunteers In the U. $. Navy. whu
served overseas during the World
War. After the signing Of the arinis-
yice AIr. Phillips received his honor
able discharge from the service. hay
ing volunteered for the period Of the
war
Since his discharge he has been in
the employ of the Goodyear Rubber
Company at Akron. Ohio. and later Ia
the machine shop al the Naval Acad-
ealy. After a short honeymoon trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips will reside with
the brides parents At West Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-08
MRS. NJ. E. TYDINGS
PASSED AWAY TO-DAY

Mrs Mary Elizabeth Tydings. aged
10 years. widow Of John r. Tydings
died this morning shor.ls after :
o'clock at her home No. II Carroll
street.
Death was due to paralytic
stroke which she suffered on Satur-
day. and from which she neyer re-
gained consciousness. A year ago Mrs.
Tydings suffered the first stroke, from
which she made a good, recovery, but
the second. on Saturday was fatal.
she is survived by three children.
two daughters: Mrs Anna McNemar,
widow of the late E. E. McNemar. 16
Carroll street at whose home the
body has been removed from the
home of the deceased. opposite, and
Mrs. H. L. Reynolds, of Greensboro,
n. G.. and son. John r Tydings, Jr-
Two brothers also survive. A. ].
Stinchcomb and Thomas W Stinch-
comb, both OF Annapolis.
Funeral arrangements have not
been COMPLETED.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-08
HARRIS TELLS WHERE
He BOUGHT LIQUOR

Relenting after being confined In
the county jail for the weekend, Oils
Harris. colored bellhop OF the city
who has been convicted OF violating
The liquor laws by selling without
license. in connection with furnishing
1t to two midshipmen Of the Naval
Academy. was brought into Court this
morning, an told Ju.lge Moss hat he
had purchased the booze from ont
Edward Carroll. OF Clay street, this
city
Judge Moss had informed the negro
on Saturday that if he told the source
from which he procured tho liquor
perhaps leniency would be exercised
in imposing sentence. Harris hest
tated for the time being saving first
that he got it in Baltimore Little
crodence was placed In that state-
.ment. This morning, however. he
openly asserted that he bought II from
Carroll Now. it is understood that
the authorities are trailing Carroll.
Court has not yet passed sentence
upon Harris,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-08
AMERICAN PEOPLE
CANNOT AFFORD TO
SCRAP CONSCIENCE


in his sermon yesterday morning at
the Presbyterian Church, the pastor.
Rev. DR.. Persons. referring to the
League of Nations. said
Many people believe that the Yer
sailles engagement should be scrap
ped. That is debatable question:
but Of this | am certain, that the
American people cannot afford to
scrap their conscience, they cannot
afford to scrap their sense Of inter-
national obligations, they cannot af-
ford TO scrap their ideals
Such a policy would be suicidal y
would dwarf our national character.
ii would. as Isaiah says, be making
a bed too short for man to stretch
himself on. Such policy would fa-
tally curtail our national develop
ment. and make us race Of small
minded. cold-hearted, provincial
people
Unless We are willing to scrap our
honor we must unite with the nations
.of the earth in a league to insure
peace and to uphold and save the
human race
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-08
DIES z HOURS AF TER
APPENDICITIS ATTACK

Attacked late Saturday afternoon by
acute appendicitis. Joseph Barron
Jones. 7-year-old son Of Mr. and Mrs
James r. Jones, died early yesterday
morning before he could be removed
TO the Emergency Hospital whore an
operation was to have been performed.
He died at the residence Of his par
cnts. 125 King George street.
The lad had been watching the autos
pass BY his door for the NaYy-George-
town football game at the Naval Acad
envy Saturday afternoon, and he was
taken i'll shortly afterward A physi-
clan was Immediately summoned. His
condition at first was not thought to
be grave. and arrangements were be-
ing made to have him removed to the
hospital yesterday morning for an op-
Grafton. bur he grew rapidly worse
during the night and died at s in
the morning
The funeral will be held from ST
Mary's r. G, Church tomorrow morn
ing at 8 O'clock Undertaker James
IS. Taylor and Sons have charge OF ar
rangements
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-08
"PIEBES" MARCH To
CHURCH IN SQUADS
War On Hazing Causes Segre-
CATION From Upper Classes
That Is Unprecedented

Nothing like the present situation
1T tie Naval Academy has existed
during the previous history Of that
institution, and there are no signs OF
i change IN The near future The stu-
dent body Is divided into two sections
in one the 90o members Of the
fourth. or entering class. and in the
other the balance or the miltshipmen.
something oyer ZOO and they might
be students Of different institutions.
SO far as contact with each other Is
concerned
The fourth classmen plebes
they are called IT the academy oc-
cupy one wing Of Bancroft Hall the
great building in which the midslfip-
men are quartered, and watch OF
officers and midshipmen officers il es-
tahlished in the corridor which con-
meets that section with the main build
ing The two groups are separated
at drill, on the athletic ield, when on
libertg III Annapolis and even When
they are formed into squads to at
tend the Annapolis churches Sunday
morning
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-08
Protracted Services AT Trinity

The protracted meetings Of an
eyangelistic campaign at Trinity
Church, Rev A E Owens. pastor.
comm eneed Yesterday The services
viii be continuous There will be tive
ehoirs in attendance and the singing
Will lie led by Prof S. W Garner "
Baltimore Yesterday morning the
pastor preached the first sermon Of the
services from the text found in Second
Acts anti in the 44th verse
They that believed were together
The pastor said that the strensth of the
carly church wa found in IFS unils
ma in the faith Of It's me lbers q
Chrisi
The change in the meetings Of The
sunday school began yesterday 7 ha
older scholars meet al 10 a m. and
the juniors at 2.30 p m
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-08
TO INACCURATE
CHURCH NURSERY
New Feature OF Work AT First
M. E. Church To Start
Next Sunday
IN CHARGE CRADLE ROLL

A new feature iii church work Is to-
be inaugurated al First Methodist
Episcopal Church next SUNDAY morn
ing The Cradle Roll Department Of
the sunday School Will start a Church
Nursery The enterprise viii be in
charge Of The Cradle Roll superintend
ent. Miss Lillian Childs The object
of the nursery is 10 make possible the
attendance upon the services OF the
church Of mothers with infant chill
Gren Many mothers are kept away
from church because III sinall children
in the home. These mothers are now
asked I'd bring their babies tG the
church where they will be taken care
III by competent young women while
The mothers themselves ran engage in.
Divine Worship
A lower room OF the church edifice
will be used for the nursery. and Will
be equipped gradually with such
things as may be used TO entertain
the children The privileges Of the
nursery are extended TO all mothers
who desire to worship Sunday morn
ing at First Church
First Church is now engaged in an
extensive work among the infants and
small children in the community. The
Cradle Roll, the beginners, and prim
airy Departments OF the sunday School
and the Little Light Bearers Society
Of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society are all engaged in uniting the.
homes Of the city with the church
through a close contact with the child
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-08
New Schools For Candidates

The Naval Academy has new ave
nues opened for midshfpmen Speciai
schools will be opened for the instruc
ton OF candidates for the Academy a.
Newport, r. Fl and San Francisco
Cal, naval training stations, on Janu-
arr 81, 1921 Provision will be mad
for the instruction of 100 candidates
from the enlisted personnel Of th,t
Navy and Marine Corps Candidate
must he under twenty Years and must
have had al least one years active
service by August IA. 1921. Every
man In the Navy and Marine Corps
who can meet the requirements. is re-
quosted to begin preparation towards
enrolling in the schools