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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
HE is NOW ON TOUR
OF UNITED STATES

Vice Admiral Treveylan D. W.
Napier holder of the honor of knight
Commander Of the Bath, and Who
commanded the British light cruiser
squadron in the battle OF the Jutland
Islands during The world war, paid
visit 10 the Naval Academy today, dur
ng which he was taken on complete
tour of inspection Of the several de-
partments Of the institution His yisi,
marked the third to be made by noted
Britishers within the last three
months Most recent OF these was
that OF Sir John Jellicoo. Admiral OF
the fleet in the Jutland battle, who
came here on a like mission on Jauu
ary G.. and who. in an address before
the regiment oi midshipmrn. paid high
compliment 20 the American Navy for
the cooperative service rendered dur
ing the war a few weeks prior to the
visit of Jellicoe. Albert Edward
Prince Of Wales was here On a brief
Admiral Napier arrived in the city
on a special car over the Washington
Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Line from Washington. and WAS re-
ceived with due courtesics, including
an AdmiraIs salute Of 10 guns fired
from The battery OF the station ship
Rcina Mercedes Three other officers
OF the ROYAL British Navy accom-
panied him. namely Captain Goef
frey Blake. Commander l.. II II.
Brown, and Flag Lieutenant l.. a. G.
ST. j. CursOn-Howe. together WITH
Rear-Admira A. Il. Niback, Rear Adj
miral Thomas Washington. and Rear
Admiral A. r. Long, on duty a. the
Navy Department at Washington. En-
tering al enclosure Of the government
reservation. Admiral Napier and his
party were officially received by Rear
Admiral A. H. Scales. superintendent
OF the Academy, and the ranking Off
GERS attached to duty al the station.
While greeting were being exchanged.
guns doomed in salute to the IEitish
Admiral. and the Marine guard. head
ed by the Naval Academy band. was
paraded Immediately after ihe Off
cial reception. those Of the visiting
party ana their hosts entered auto
mobiles and were whisked about the
grounds. stops being made al the sew
eraI buildings for inspection purposes
The inspection over, Admiral Nap er
and party we're the honor guests AZ
luncheon of Admiral Scales, at the la
ters quarters Other guests were the
presiding chiefs of the academic de-
partments The party Of Britishera
and their American escorts, returned
to Washington a 2:30 O'Clock this al
ternoon
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
RED CROSS NURSING
CLASSES ORGANIZE

Classes in Red Cross Home Nurs-
,ns were organized here Tuesday un-
der most ausp,cious circumstances.
These classes VIII extent over a
period Of s,N weeks and there win be
hfeen instructions in home nursing
given by Red Cross Nurse who is
unler the supervision Of The Potomac
Division os the Rel Cross with which
annapolis ana The county are afaliat-
ed.
The Red Cross Nurse in charge Of
the Potomac Division Hiss Ney.ns has
sent to instruct the Annapolis classes.
Miss Maynard, who has taken up her
residence here for the noxt two
months
The local classes are meeting II the
Woman's Club rooms Duke of Glouces-
ter street and Church Circle and the
first to- meet was the ST Margaret's
class at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
Al seven tha, evening. the Y W.
class met and al $50. the class at
lorgea
The following are the times Of meet
ing Of Tie several classes. as announc-
ea today by Mrs William G. Dawson
Chairman if the local work. Daught
ers Of Isabella; Thursday and Sat.
urday $50; y " c. 4. Class Tues
day and Saturday. D. M. Class at
Large Tuesday and Friday d $50;
High school Girls Glass, Monday and
Thursday at p. m; Eustport Glass,
Monday 730 p. M
In the ~ class ON Tuesday there
were about j. members. and more are
expected. and ia the class at large, ap-
proXimately. 16 members
The course is priced al $3.50 for fif-
teen lessons, with a fee of about fifty
or sixty cents for the text book
With sickness sometime in every
home, but few girls and women can
afford to miss this opportunity to learn
how to care for their loved ones at
home when sick, for nursing is a great
part of the fight for restoration TO
health and life when one is i'll.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
RACING COMMISSION
FOR ANNE ARUNDEL

Senator Brady is the sponsor of .
bin introduced in the Senate yester-
day which wou44 create a Racing Com
mission for Anne Arundel county, the
object being for the conduct oe horse
races al the Laurel track. which Is
situated within the borders OF the
county B Allen Welch. OF Annapo-
lis: Michael Garter. OF the Second dis
trict. and Joseph NJ Wilkerson. OF the
Fifth district, are named as members
Of The Commission. at salaries OF ST.
600 each per annum under the pro
visions of the bill Their terms OF
Office are fixed for four years ana the
Governor is empowered to appoint
their successors.
The Commission would have broad
powers in the regulation oe race
meets. the license fee for which is fix
cd at $40 per day for the first five days
and $4,000 per dry for subsequent days
of such meets The bill places tnirty
days as the maximum limit for hold
ing meetings for which license may be
issued 10 any one corporation or
syndicate conducting same
The Racing Commission also is em-
powered to appoint a secretary al a
salary of 81 600 per annum. and il is
provided thai all salaries shall be paid
out Of funds received from licenses.
and that MONIES in excess OF $1,000
per year shall be turned over to the
treasurer of the county To be expended
on public roads and in the upkeep Of
bridges.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
SENATE ACTS FAvORABLY Y
ON BILL TO INCREASE
Salaries OF TEACHERS

The appropriation bill granting q
salary increase OF approximately 80
percent. to teachers of public schools
in the State system was favorably re-
ported in the Senate this afternoon by
the Committee on Education
In spite of the efforts 70 amend il
the bill viii be reported without
change. it is understood save in a
minor detail. correcting a topographic
cal error. It will then go 10 The fl
nance committee for amendment by
Senators Brady of Anne Arundel;
Mish. of Washington and Speicher, Of
Garrett, Republican minority floor
leader.
Senator Brady's amendment would
provide for free instruction in the
state Normal Schools The present
tuition fee is $3.50 per year, but the
budget was figured on reduction OF
the charge to $50 a year.
The two Mish amendments are pre-
sented upon an anticipated decline in
the cost of living The first provides
that .he 81 percent increase should be
effective for two years only. at the
end of which time the present rates
automatically become effective. The
second is offered as an alternative TO
the first and would make the increase
only twenty percent in the cases OF
teachers whose classes are less than
fifty pupils.
Senator Speicher. it is understood.
will propose that the education appro..
priation be apportioned among the
counties on the basis Of the number of
teachers and school attendance in
stead of on the present basis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
RED CROSS TO HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting 81 ne Anaapo-
lis and Anne Arundel County Chapter
OF the American Red Cross p.lll be
held in the Red Cross oftiee over the
Annapolis Bank Bailding. @n Wednes
day, March 10. at 3tp II. for the cleo
tion Of officers for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of such other
business as may come before It.
All members Of the Red Cross. and
all who are interested are urged . be
present.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
HOLDING MISSION
AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH

Increased interest is being mani
tested daily in the mission for women
being held this week in St. Mary's
Parish
Large numbers of women and girls
are faithful in attendance upon all the
services. On Tuesday evening there
was a meeting for single girls and
single women in S.; Mary's hall. while
at the same hour a meeting was be-
ing held in St Mary's Church for mar
ried women.
The Rey. Fathers Stern and
OIeary are conducting the mission.
Next week the mission viii be for
men.
The Rev. Father Murray, OF St
Mary's. is conducting mission this
week in Baltimore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
THE SUN Do MOVE
COLORED SERMON,
GIVEN At COLLEGE

At the Chapel services in Mcdowell
HAN this morning the students Of ST.
Johns College were entertained f0r a
time by Mr.. Dixie" Taylor, a Keith 5
circui; performer who has made q
name for himself by his presentation
OF Southern topics in A Southern way
MIR Taylor this morning gave one Of
the first public presentations that has
been made since he discovered the
h0mely and humorous theme in an
oGt-olz the-wa place and brought it 10
light in a manner that now promises
TO make fame both for itself and for
tho preaching OF the old-time c0lored
minister
In his travels in the South as an en-
tersainer Slr Taylor came across a
colored preacher or the old school
eho had as his favorite sermon one
entitled The sun DO Move The
manner OF delivery and the treatment
throughout the sermon were most
humorous. and rhe value of it as an
entertainment at once became appar-
en-. So Mr.. TAYLOR persuaded the
preacher to deliver il again, having il
taken in shorthand
Three very generally accepted
theories are attacked in the sermon
in which Rev Jasper Johnson, oi
Richmond. Waits author. casts science
30 the winds and undertakes TO prove
that ~the sun do moves the earth is
square, and there am no such thing az
grabitashum The fact that it is al
actual sermon lends much to the hum
or Of the arguments produced, which
in their way. prove quite conclusivel,
that modern thought on the subject.
has been all Wrchg.
Il viii be remembered that few
vears ago Mr.. Taylor was AT 81. johns
with an exhibition of a dog which wor
national reputation for the clever
ness with which be performed a grea
aumber OF tricks. After visiting tbs
college Mr. Taylor was called TO tht
White House. in Washington, 10 giv'
special performance with his dog be
lcre President Wilson. Following thi'
he Joined the Keith Circuit. continuing
10 exhibit the dog until the animals
death
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
BENSON WOULD KEEP
ALL GERMAN LINERS

Sweeping changes in the policy of
the Shipping Board toward sales 81
former German ships are understood
to have been. discussed the past day or
two at a conference Of Admiral w. >.
Benson. Chairman Payne. and othef
members OF the board. Benson soon
will succeed Payne as chairman.
II is believed that Payne's policy of
selling the former German ships VIII
be abandoned. and that Benson will IN
stitute a new policy Of retaining some
Of the vessels for the army transport
service. and disposing of the others
under such regulations that they viii
always fly the United States flag, and
be ready for navy service in time of
war.
Justice Thomas Jennings Bailey IN
the District Supreme Court signed
the formal decree restraining the Shin
ping Board from selling thirty former
German ships.
Persons close to the Shipping Board
believe that Benson will recommend 70
Congress a program OF legislation that
will make provision for the army
transport reserve and while forbidding
transfer OF any of the ships to a for.
eign flag, will make il possible for
American shippers to profitably oper-
ate the vessels in competition with
foreign craft.
Heavy appropriations will be neces-
sary to make the program workable.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
NATIONAL. SOCIETY
Of ENGINEERS To
VISIT n. ACADEMY
Organization Of Society OF Me
chanical Engineers Coming
Here To Visit Naval Expert
ment Station On Saturday.
February %
TENTATIVE PROGRAM
OF ENTERTAINMENT

On Saturdya Febru ~ 2Sth. The 0s-
Gcials OF the American Society al Me-
chanical Engineers including the
president Fed Miller. and tha
council together with members of the
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Wash
ington sections of the society. viii
visit The Naval Academy ana the In
ginecring Experiment Station i he
invitation os Rear-Admiral 4 H.
scales. U : \ Superintendent; of the
Naval Academy
The American Society OF N ee hanic4l
Engineers is The national Organization
OF mechanical engineers. having oya,
10000 members, icluding 700 mem
bers in "a foreign countries TIL
headquarters Of the society is in the
Engineering Societies Building %
West Thirty-finth street New Yora
City Local sections are .maintained
IN 2S cities throughout the United
states and Canada Il is custom ny
for the council 70 hold certain cf its
regular sessions under tie auspices oi
The local sections On February h
Ire council. including President MI
ler, Past Presidents 3oha Ira shear
D. 5. Jacobus Irl y Hotlis, harl
T. Main. and Mortimer S. 'coley. VII
hold regular meeting in Baltimore
Following the business session d.n-
ner viii be sven at the Hotel Emer-
son to The council and the Mayor 4a'
School Board. Of Baltimore.
In the evening a meeting viii he
held at the Engineers e4sf,. lie heno
Of the Baltimore section Of the society
TO discuss vocational educa,ion
Mayor Broening VIII lrdsen Balti-
mores problem He wiz BE followed
by Mr. w A. Wanner. superintendent
OF Schools, York. Pa who viii s.yc
The address of the evening on "Eoea-
tional Training at York Tha Ba,ti
more School Board, representatives. oi
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association. the Engineers Club. anC
other organizations win participate. III
this meeting
Upon arrival at Annapolis 81 10
M. Saturday. the engineers viii be
conducted to the Naval Academy
where the members OF the council vii
be presented to Admiral Scales. after
which the party will be escorted
through the various Departments o
The Academy and he Engineering Elk
preiment Station L is expected thai
many of the visitors viii be particu
larly interested in the investigation
being conducted at the Engineering
Experiment Station and special ar
rangements have been made to cover
this feature of the program.
Local members of the society in
cludn Professor william d. Ennis
Professor OF Mechanical Engineering
at the Post Graduate Department Z
;. Naval Academy: Professor T. "
Johnson. L. S. y, OF the Academy. In
structor ]. f. Robertson and Win
throp Cole. NJ. { Stuart. and JOSEPH
b Lincoln. mechanical engineers a
The Engineering Experiment Station.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
REPEATED WITH
GREAT SUCCESS

The Mothers Circle supper, which
was held on Tuesday evening with
great success in the city assembly
rooms, was repeated last night with
equal success.
The supper was well cooked and in
Yitingly served A number Of suppers
were sent out. in addition TO the large
number being served in the hall.
Many delicious homemade cakes
were sold. and the few left over al the
close of the supper found ready sale.
It is thought good sum was real
ized although returns are not yet all
in
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
Addresses Parent.Teaeher>, A,so.

Prof. Sydney s. Handy addressed
the ;-Teachers Association OF
Eastport yesterday AFTERNOON. The
meeting was held in the school build
ing. and there was a large attendance.
Prof Handy spoke on Keeping Chill
iren in School" Refreshments were
served al the close Of the program.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
1.L PROVIDES
'TNDRIA.. To MD.
SOLDIERS IN WAR
j., Brady Sponsor Of Meas
por Erection Of 100000
III Annapolis, TO Ac-
.-~s4ase STATE Officers And
.vrS COMMISSION TO
srOUIRE PROPER SITE

memorial Building u
a9 a4a ae erected in Anna
p,r ented in the Sen
8rtIy Yesterday finds
Gr of ali, would
a4 memorial TO the
u aders who either
r3 larr services in the
aaf Hal in it would be
ma83snon for the several
4Hi ummissions. now
HBaHtuare cIty.
muas other things, sets
ba Annapolis. being
/. a state government all
n b9ull be transacted
arfat provisions Of the Con-
tar State While the Exc
nd eycr3l other State Offices
aemel here yet a large pro
~ business affairs per
te STATE government is
", bIltimere city, and the
pene out regularly each
\ r.ar like $4,000 per year
.,ai .a niye quarters for the
o4rmeut>. such as the Mo-
! re Commissioner. Public
u0g ion, Board Of Labor
! HsHt Accident Commission.
\ pr on Control state Board
8aa Ads and Charities, De-
Continued on Page Fourl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
SUPERVISOR VISITS
ANNAPOLIS SCHOOLS

Miss Wiedefeld. Supervisor of the
Schools for Anne Arundel county. has
been visiting the schools in Anna
polls this week
Yesterday ana today Miss WiedefeId
is visiting the classes in the grammar
school. where she is taking a general
supervision of the field and win make
here report TO the County Board OF
Education later.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
IOHN w. PAXTON
CLAIMED BY DEATH

John W. Paxton died at his home
this morning at No - Jefferson
street His death was not unexpected
as he had been quite sick for some
time The funeral will take place on
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. inter
nent to be in St Mary's Cemetery,
Hampden. Baltimore. Funeral Direc-
tor Hopping is in charge of arrange
mentg.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
Buys Murray Hill Home

Instructor Thomas T. McCabe has
purchased one of the new houses on
Thompson street from Rebb Combs,
and will occupy same as soon as COM
pleted. This sale was consummated
hy Charles F. Lee. the local broker.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26

A new Source Of alcohol for COM
mercial purposes has been found in
the mahua tree. which fiourishes in
India.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
-. AT THE
5htp'H 5tttt

lust arrived new shipment Of Page
Shaw candy; assorted bon bnns, assorted
chocolates chocolate nougat wrapped
nougat. nut squares and cream pepper
mintS M,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26
ADMIRAL NAPIER
INSPECTS NAVAL
ACADEMY TODAY

Noted British Officer, Who
Fought In Battle Off Jutland
Islands. And Party OF Three.
Also Luncheon Guests OF Ad-
miral Scales
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26

William Rodgers Phipps is quite
i'll at his home on Severn avenue,
West Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26

Continued on Page Fourl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-26

/, ..,;,tsd press Dis
:. Of late news at
.od abroad are pub
~ in The Capital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

Do the citizens OF Mishawaka re-
alZe that their city is the home OF
one OF the finest motor cars being
manufactured? Believing that the
majority Of them do not. the writer
shall endeavOr to the best of his
ability, TO acQuaint the public with
certain facts concerning the Ken
worthy Motors corporation. This
firm has been established in Misha-
waka for slightly more than a year
and is now turning out automobiles
at the rate Of four a week.
In the summer OF 1919 a number
Of men representing the new COM
pany visited Mishawaka, with the
intention of learning the advantage
Gus conditions existing here. favor
ing the establishment Of such a fac
tory as the Kenworthy. After a
thorough investigation, these men
made a report and like al other re-
ports on Mishawaka, ii was a favor
able one.
AS a result, the property of the
Beatty Felting Co. on T.. Mishawaka
av., comprising some 10000 square
feet Of floor space and acres Of
land, was purchased. shortly after
ward the manufacture of the cars
was started, and the firm has gradu-
over 100 men, and the production,
AS previously stated, has reached
four cars per week.
TIE writer was the guest OF Fran
els w Robinson and ID. T. Grant,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
KenWOrtlly Motors Corporation
Manufacturing a Superb Machine

two directors Of the company, in q
personally conducted tour of the new
plant. The first thing that impresses
a visitor is the wonderful beauty Of
the machine that is being turned
out. Graceful lines and unique de-
sign predominant throughout. There
is nothing gaudy about the car. and
yet there is nothing neglected in its
construction. that would add to its
appearance.
From a mechanical standpoint,
the car IS as nearly perfect as mod
ern engineering combined with an
utter disregard for costs. can make
it. Every piece OF material that
goes into the making OF the auto is
the best that can be obtained. From
the motor down 10 the packing that
goes into the finely upholstered
seats, there is no factor overlooked,
and for this reason, more than any
other. the company has gained a
reputation and the car a popularity,
that few firms, and machines, can
equal
That nearly every professional
and business man In the city, is a
stockholder in the company. makes
the firm a purely Mishawaka con-
Germ. With the type Of car that the
corporation is manufacturing there
is no reason why the new company
should not be tremendously success
ful. and the success of the company
can only mean a greater reputation
for Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
SPECIAL FEATURES
1T LINCOLN THEATER
FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK

Manager George Senger OF the
Lincoln theater has arranged a spe
cial program Of features for this
week. The bill includes some of
the best OF the motion screen actors.
He has secured a special Offering
for Christmas day.
On Monday and Tuesday, Samuel
Goldwyn and Rex Beach will pre-
sent Rupert Hughes famous story
Scratch My Back" On Wednesday
and Thursday Robert Warwick, the
Lasky star, will appear in The Tree
Of knowledge" This is a great pic
ture with a great cast; Friday
Thomas II. Ince. the great producer
will present Douglas MacLean ana
Doris May In What's Your Hus-
band Doing?" n Paramount Aircraft
picture. This is a side-splitting
comedy.
On Saturday a special Christmas
picture Will be shown when Samuel
Goldwyn presents Will Rogers in
Homes Hutch" adapted from the
story "Old Hutch Lives Up to It." by
Garrett Smith. In addition a Mack
Sennett comedy win also be on the
bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
SHIRLEY MASON TO
APPEAR At THE TEMPLE

Merely Mary Ann" featuring
Shirley Mason, Will be shown at the
Temple theater Sunday. AS an add
ed attraction Mutt and JEFF in
Marry Cafe" and the Fox News,
will be shown.
Merely Mary Ann" Is a william
Fox production and was one Of the
greatest stage successes on record
when IL was produced a few years
ago. and every thrill, every touch Of
human interest, has been retained
in the motion picture version. It
tells the story OF a maid-of-all-work
in a London boarding house. Hope
and love kept Mary Ann smiling in
spite OF the hardships she suffered
The love idyll of Mary Ann and
Lancelot is one OF the sweetest
stories ever presented on the screen,
and Miss Mason, with her beauty
and her charming ways, could not
have a part more suitable TO her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19

A. j. and ]. W. SCHNEIDER. insur-
ance and real estate, have moved
from their old office at 215 S Main
St, to spacious new quarters at 112
Lincoln way L.
This firm is one OF the oldest IN
AIishawaka, having been established
by the late John J. SCHNEIDER. in
1872. shortly after the big fire in
which the Mishawaka business dis
trict was destroyed. Mr.. SCHNEIDER
at that time was in the insurance
business only and was located on y.
Main St. where the Vinson barber
shop now stands.
In 1855 his business increased TO
such an extent as 20 demand larger
offices and Mr.. SCHNEIDER erected
new building at 215 S. Main St. and