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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921.
SENATOR wATs0N's CHARGES


Announcement from Washing
ton that a Special Senate Com
mittee is engaged in investigat-
ing the charges OF Senator
Thomas +. Watson. OF Georgia,
that American soldiers were
hanged in France without trial.
should be a source OF satisfaction
10 us all. The sooner matter
OF this sort is disposed OF and the
truth or falsity OF the accusation
established the better.
The American people have be
come accustomed to having
everything imaginable charged
up to the war. and are so used
to hearing criticisms of the man
ner in which it was conducted
which persist in spite OF It's victor
ious ending, that ordinarily the
news that another investigating
committee was at work would
hardly enthuse them. However.
the astounding nature of the
charges brought against the Off
GERS of the Army and the War
Department by Senator Watson
are OF such an unsavory character
that they have focused the atten
ton of-the nation and public opin-
ion demands full and searching
probe.
While it is impossible, OF
course, to give an opinion without
hearing all of the evidence i'll the
case, the general belief seems to
be warranted that the Senator
will have hard time substantial
ing his charges, and that investi-
cation will prove that he has
been misled and duped by letters
he has received from various dis
gruntled, irresponsible and NAL
content ex-service men. who have
a real or fancied grievance against
the army, and are using this
means to gain, what to them may
appear as revenge.
The country is aware, and the
War Department has so an
nounced. that hangings took
place in France. This was to be
expected for the Army was no
more than a croSS-section of the
nation and continued the same
criminal element proportional to
its numbers that any community
does. This element committed
certain crimes, punishable BY
death, for which they were tried
and hung, exactly as they would
have been executed in civil life
for the same crime. This was all
we'll and good, but now Senator
Watson claims that a number OF
men were hung without trial, and
that a greater number of hang
ingS took place than the War De
partment announced in its official
reports. This is tantamount to
saving that men were murdered
in France by American officers.
and that the War Department.
acting as an accessory after the
fact. covered up the crimes. Such
condition of affairs is unthink-
able.
The men who ofiicered the
Army during the war. came main
IL from civil life, and were all OF
q high type of American citizen,
having been raised to respect both
the laws of God and man. ToI
hold that some of these men de-
hberately violated every known
rule OF Justice and hung menl
without fair trial and without
proper authority is unthinkable
Even granting that such was the
case. it is inconceivale that such
an act or acts. could have beeni
kept secret. Under the rules of
the Army every man in the serv-
ice is accounted for by roster, and
every commander must make a
strength report each day to su-
perior authority. setting forth the |
number of men under his COM
mand. with gains and losses duel
TO death, desertion, battle cas-i
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-12-10

As we understand the dope, the ma
ton which leads in the dye industry
will prevail in the kill industry.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-12-10
Aunab0Hs at tie AdUent of MeI
MaUaI Acudemy
By ELeHU S. RILEY.
ARTICLE TwENTY-FIRsT-PART ONE.
4 City OF SPRINGS And Gardens.

ARTICLE TwENTT-FIRST-PART
A OF Springs
history R5 s snsB5i til Rthsi '5a it's as poetic @ m a and
occupations.
we're not private cases were
both pq b Of ta @ genera eaa lO1osd y nature in the midst King George
Sa Of carThse eifoumferanes sreater
uppy Of the neighorhood picturesque
In grounds butbng spring
Spring
and pure fountain sti exists and IT yet for use 1t lies
servatory hooases there
pane ah % h a 5 5 pr h and % wn ass o a US a % II % o M @ large
garden
The Springs Acton.
and large springs the acton estate fell down and
ful spring that evidently
known % h Sq"e e P Panf T Ss S brick from rsnd many
iu environment Of berry
@ i a n on oxs se om e1 t. on7 we're o basaei n
springs the a t"fSz fsFm " ra Which acaay !aps cnioTen
dimensions which Franklin
IN Acton comel city
@ @ U %nd Gea aIo ea @ oor h ragged
tractve lines Of the hedge and border
Clayton Gardens
have t y d d% m that e 9foPS Of Of sT PnaP9 55
floral Embellishments and in epyang TnSoey and in h@Sps m & @ m
its end Spa Greek This enclosure was
araI factors vegetable part
Brewer cayon was accomplished handed
his hG@n maad lR iS undsr ais the
wonderful curative ives salyss o which @ @ haze
visits patoIosy - that she had
Claude had fan that broke The bone JUS
he Dr. ' Dennis found
attended part tod the mother
told him going do that The doctor con
''nsf Mrs scfs csyton toof
a are 5 R1 Tnis IT. she s pSa the the aed the
9a nornins $" @ *
"s@ ady you ms have set the pressure
Springs
foot o. the hill upon which the Clayton gardens were located led
the Spa spring eala Brewss M &
Ty near it. This family were soke
l se in g'h the fmy possession they
ma iUn Of this ety. % joined the
n mong5f al @ te gfeat Of traditions @ @
WssnSons i % oW boat the night
hat an Annapolis responsibility
IN account O nautical capabilities -. 49,
4e @ east b % conet % n about the time Of the Ci War may
said have received its ] n2s & r0 tho @ ar0wnn @ @ nS near IN the g % @ dead
md Tas co1ao s@oa 5 he 2 sad @ @ @ Sa m S e @ ana
o6s ogRs aas m o @ George % w The nes @ ' e % along @ these banks
springs which mentioned teiOre
The Springs OF ST. Johns.
Just of Johns facing rorhwart
Ou sprng The two joined each other and we're seP4raei only ~
their from cToeus Point the
off the grounds 81 Johns at point Nhes Row partly
our the hank and its sides filed with
hedge flowed
Old Timer
O
in hut
in old rck dilapdated
disappeared
located northwest
near the streetan railroad each other
The Ancient
There Pinkney ~
in
in
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-12-10


be returned the
morning Il the garden.
ITO be
THE EDITION "RILEYs LETTERS ANNAPOLIS At THE AD
LIMITED
a. Annapolis Md Price s.
ADV
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-12-10
The Ancient Gardens.

There ~ Mrs Anne
inkn adjoining the Baptist
the beautiful ceat Wine1 along
0 faced the garden
this of floral 6ed ground was large circular bea This ers
grounded in the haror Tpo in the war
CEancery lived n this
married his daughter Miss Harriet caian
Hanover street
Mrs Amelia Pnney poeess and the moher Of the
Epspal Church
OF being encasd high
plant the
noble
be worth ne attention OF the publishers OF
description The Tangled
o
attorney the widow Mr.
alongside
little garden
delights The
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-12-10
An Old Timer.

Along 9nd the first mate of
had
ALLEN period An old trick house apdated
smallpox disappeared long This
street northwest
near whe and railroad Join each other
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-12-10
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il or not otherwise credited In
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published herein. All rights OF
re publication Of special dis
patches herein are also reserved.
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FOR tickets ,uG Information amply al our
-ity ticket offices: West Street station
state House Station. College Avenne anG
BisdeD Street: Cars=i Hall Maryland
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ANNAPOLIS sHOnI LINE DIV.
E..harty ssreet station

so, csc. go A. Ms, and every be u honr az
20 and % IDinUtes after .he hour tn
6.29 9. NJ. then at 10. $50, $50. 1920
AID 1120 j.. M.. and i2.2) 4. J.
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leave H'AsHfxGTuN

gO0. 6.45. 500 $500, 10 20. 100 4. NJ. 700
I.01 2eG, 300 80, 800. 4.30. 500
GOO, 7.00. geo. HOO Z. n. 1910 a. n
N E--Dally except sandng.
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w h. & a. e.iecty,
Railroad.
SJD.CirI RIIh4La
asG-1iouuy Service Morning aud E'raln,
between Annapolis, Baltimore eos
Washington ana Camp Me0dt
tASaHEinct0n ana Camp heHde
passengers change ut Eassi
Academy Jsnction)
I.7%pE shNsPuL.S
Wcut sire as.atim
5l3. 1850. 82o $50. 7eo. i750 scg, 81,
IO.Zo, IL 20. 8. M t2.29, 20 - ~
si.20, xf.yU, DO. Sd.1a. TOO, s.21. iO@J
100 j. Il.
leave Naval Academy Gate 10 m:DIte'
earlier; state House Station. BAdeh
Street and College Avenue. seveE a.
INMATES carrier.
2 Conneciing at Otyrtoh wish +. K
ANNAPOLIS su0RT LINE NV.
BladcB street station
SO 4 NJ, and every hal houF Uu tn'
ho1r aud half hour I'll 70u T. 81, lien
at SEQ. 800, 1900. 1l.t0 and 1900 e.
LEAVE BALTIMORE-W.. II. & 4.
4.s.. A..a0. ,-...J. 800 Ie.3.l. 1I.55, h. n
i2.3J 81. 81. 3.@5. xl.O5. as, 15.p5
S.3J. e.S5. 7.}J. 9.aj. I135. T. A.. l2.c5
Z. N.
All trains receive or discharge passeage-,
80 local points between AnnspO..A aB0
EAgai Academy JaDctlon and at Ship.
ley and LinthicLin On signal.
ANNAPOLIS sHORI LINE DIV.
L.berty ssreet station
80 ESQ. go A. 81. and every hof honr at
20 and 20 inmates after .he hour TN
6.29 .. NJ. then at 10. $50, go. 1920
AID IL 20 il. M.. and 1870 4. .J
IEsVE IAsHfNGTuS
gO0. 6.i5. 500 $500, IOGO, 100 4. NJ. 1900
I.09. zee 800. 80 800. 4.30. 500
GOO. 100. geo. 100 T. n. 1910 A. n
"a E-Daiiy except Sunday.
FOR tickets rnG Information amply al our
-ity Ticket Offices West Street Station
State House Station College AveDne anG
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The SPRINGS OF 81. Johns.

left of the grdon OF ST. Johns facing norhTt vas
other and separated only ~ a
mall ridge they perfectly fl
their from CTocus Point inc
another spring imEe
lately Whites Row partly
sencirce in anken
hank and its sides filed with
bushes like border the c point OF e hedse "e
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-12-10
LEAVE BALr1moRE-w. Il. & 4.

All trains receive or discharge passeags-
80 local pninfF between AnnapO..A aDi
NAgai Academy ) aBctlon and at snip
ley and LinthicLin on tignal.
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Entered az Annapolis Postofiice as
Second Class Matter.
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COMMENCEMENT
WEEK AT THE
H.I.ACADEMY


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BEATS
LYNDONVILLE
IN CLOSE GAME
| row a al Automobile
show Enjoy 4 To )
Contest

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aan seaaon ~asasams aa aea
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~ e. lhe bfisixs ever the Arkam
49, rlxeF ieMaiing lmge the union
station y Mas stopped be- saaa
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onlg q heFt timss whsn the aooa
lapF~~s a. ths o@@eh steps @n4 b.
san n a9 aapssliy lt seon rashssi
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bef eams r4shlng do~n apes a.
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the AHeanagf0ss w@smen ama ~
dnsa wege left n fhe aafk q ga
seene of 8svaetatAon atd sieaih
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ACCUSE "a OF COMPLETELY
~ POSTOFFICE ROBRERY

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puetg a etnso R&i kaas. .tNAe g.ssf
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sn 4 a@fef a&ly gaasfsaaa auuft fssasEi
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the ma sasf nama IN ths thsft 40
awansa1 fn meW ctoshes whlch Arr
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q hsie thsY lssasis-a the v@iaaisls
saeks sn an a9lenaohile ana sFs-a
away Two ct ths hVs ari aal re6
hrrs ast So liberty
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ANOTHER FIGHT FoRECA&T
~ STiLLMAN DIVORCk

MN f0Ek 1ams s Anef s
@ght e4eF assmsslAatu emn1 naaf sat
81 hearnka n the Stiiman
forrf easr waa faFuwat iaaf
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farmea 81 NJ seaumm AaF
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10000 ENJOYED
NEWPORTS FIRST
MOTOR CAR SHOW
Carnival Enjoyed By
Young People-To he
Repeated Next Year

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ths eI-wAn9 8ag fhs Auss Shes
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ensaw tas naain taeHossght "a
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saasn stFsst lasf satassiay nlahf
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ba2 fen thoasams1s Of fht
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htcls how F,fhaf. fhs one
eHeatsf atf the hfnaad aa Il
the au0 hfaH. fhe mna foF the
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la 81 hfe and pvr~sy Aamazl
lnspo t8e No gBes are erej
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SIX RECEIVE HONORARY
nNGKEE AT ORONO ME

UEuNU. Me lans s Ehs tns
af M eanfere8 tas
ae nfmb degree Of lsmetef VI
faa aH A meH af a. fHh annual
eaffee hefe 80
maHg thae hsmnr~8 ewfe
Fe Anha Eoassrfs 81
Iat ta4eNf AnEastsr t.eneEai
Hsa Hws 70 msF Pefesaof
ma sfenrf an3 4astsee
AfM sn~@ ~ ths Mmme So
Gaaf Fhf rm.ef ~ aiaa
Hfev eEness n eaals on Msa
9atf
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Thrill ING STORY
WOULD cur orr EXTRA
PAY FoR OvKKTiME

CHIC AGO. Iun~ q KRtrn $50
for esvFfsFms ard snafeFm wRgrs
fef ths samss elMmse ef ra4lFo@a
esnplatss assf the enfifv reaatrB
wrrs aTuoame~a ama thetf ahoiliaoF
iemsssisi - fainoad pspFvssnta-
tivs aFB~afmw bsfore thf mstsss
Sfassa Lfhor Bears t@sAmy At@ug
IT'S Huaas apYsars-s hsfeF~ ths
t.oafH u fhH -eeau8 waws Fesiar
fioN #rfvH this spsanR
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SYRINGE ftAl8 MASS Aams
Al ballfng rHali az affeessi
a the sfrke thal aenf ESQ ffacf
teslag wheh tae ~pr ngsaeia husis.
snH Tease EHapssBsfs Ass@els.
ts@@ iflA2NM ates8 NaNF Fut
ef 3 F,ss csuf an aous To- aA efaft
several raall renfF Fasinrs - ae are
naf sasm.tsffs Of tnH as 1s s4as aufs
haFr aeu 80 20 aa ntaH fhs as
rale ana e maen eWntanasaaa af
anFk
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u0SFGrAL PATIENTS
ESCAFk FkOM FIRE

NEM bt HfFURT. Ma lans
th ien 20 patal umates smeia
tso matns STA nsa hofn
me re @ Is mafsea daF
hn at tas Hoses aaisathat ne
Hal neFH tesiaB Ssvefal 81 Zee
HrF fakwn awmn MFs na.
Es8 aHa5 a5azei aHa
netuA ta nsa b. ha 50
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PirTSbt hG PA lur@ e.
Fgs stAftmE in a. effNe huasaing
81 IN 8swu1own ssstloH hefu earig
to.img wAs hf@aNhf amaef cemlfo.
a. m afte ths eutlfe FIRE a.
Fsartmaerf 81 fhs efy 49, eaiassa ta
fhs seeme Hhe .Aemamae mas est
aAfs8 81 8 fssi sNsl &nsan9 fas
uampamses SEQ aaa8 tnsF haa-cs
gDla lotai sute fNMt sMsa aas fhs
fa.rhanks @rais Genlfsaay
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ktFms 0al NhFn a8nmaHa Han aas
aENfNa
lhHe haas hsg AhHHu Nwe hase
hl8s. ~ alloaah. s4eA@u 3
ls#aH an baaf4s Of Aenm awn aM
D sattan sfasek oat IS kr
eH h8 SuHon "a M nsea
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OF FLOOD
Might of Terror Aboard
Trains Swept By Floo
WOOD ALCOHOL CASES
CONE UP ron TRIAL

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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-06
Sheriff Tells How Many of 200 Pa
engers of Train Perished During
Night In Rushing Waters

COLORADO SPRINGS June 6-Frank 2
cray, sheriff Of Mesa County was one Of the surviv
of 5uO passengers on Denver and Rio Grande tr
No. 3 which arrived in Pueblo on Friday night
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Luscious Tinted Sweaters

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TIVE WEATHER

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

Pete Morrison returns to the
Bluchird Monday and Tuesday in
"Hcadin' North different and
unusual Western picture With
out a doubt, Pete Morrison is one
OF the most interesting characters
in Western rhotoplays. He is y
splendid specimen OF manhood
and, in addition, is one OF the best
looking cowboys. He can ride u
horse and throw "A lariat and do
many OF the other stunts that
cowboys do. as well and as easily
as any of them, and he is real
actor.
Earle Williams. in Bring Him
In is the entertainment; provided
for Wednesday and Thursday. This
rugged tale OF the Canadian North
west Mounted Police shows Earle
Williams in Il role that is dis
tiuctiy novel for him. 1t is in the
tracklcss wastes of tho Northwest
that this wholesome melodrama is
scCned--up north of ~. where the
scarlCt-Coated guardians Of The law
know but one rule-to get their
man To Bring Him In" There
is strong love story.
Comedies and news features are
added daily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
TAELel[y} EXTRA VAGANZA VIII
BE SEEN ON LYRICS NEW BILL
Mother Goose, Presented by j. c. Mack the Musical
Comedy Star, VIII BE the Big Comedy Feature
of Opening Show This Week

Mother Goose tabloid cxtrav-
a=anzn. presented by j. G. Mack. the
musical comedy star, who has enter
ed vaudeville. will he the his, comedy
'caturc of the opening show at thc
Lyric commencing with the Monday
matinee. Mack has selected a com
pany Of comedians. singers and dane
"rS from the musical comedy stage.
artists with whom he was associated
N the last several big productions
IN which hr was featured The per-
iormance they give is said To he one
al the snappic$i and most eiaborately
Sins"d nov on tn" variety stage.
I'm cnticing figure on this bill will
ho flashing Jean Middleton, the sing
INK and dancing v!nlinisic. Miss
middleton is not only Il proficient in
Strumcntalist but cxcols also as a
vocalist ana comcdicnuc.
y lively team OF funmakcrs, Com
nelly and Francis, make merry in
THIS gay show. They have :. mclanga
OF nonsense. SONG and dance.
Thcn there is the dainty and fetch