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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
ARGENTINE NAVAL MEN
VISIT ACADEMY TODAY

Captain Enrique Fliess. naval at
tache at the Embassy of Argentine
Republic, in Washington, is visitor
to fthe Naval Academy today. He is
companied by Commander Arturo
Ferreira. of the Argentine Navy. The
two officials from the Latln-Americap
State came over from Washington
Their visit was OF an informal nature.
and while no formal ceremonies were
held. they were extended the usual
courtesies by authorities of the Naval
Academy Admiral Wilson. superin-
tendent, received his visiting guests
at his Office hdn. the administration
building, after which they were es-
corted on a tour of inspection of the
several academic departments and
grounds of the government reseryaa
ton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
GOV. RICHIE TO BE
GUEST Of PRESS

Governor Richie Of Maryland viii
be the chief guest at the fall meeting
of the Delmarvia Press Association
and the Maryland Press Association
on Monday and TUESDAY, September
2G and q. Invitations haye been ex-
tended by S. Z. Shannahan, of Easton
who is president of the Delmarvia AS
sociation and secretary of the Mary
land Association. Indications are
chat it will be the best attended meet
ing yet held by these associations,
which comprise representatives OF all
the newspapetsY ih BeA ware and the
Eastern Shore of Maryland The pro
gram inclndesdan oyster roast, aerOr
plane tribsi overt Maryland and Della
waren ana Then C Chesapeake Bay and
many other features.l9'o 2 H. gqo4i
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
INDEPENDENTS TAKE z
OUT OF 3 BALL GAMES;
VAGABONDS ALSO WIN

Winning two of the three games
Day holiday. was the record estab-
lished by the baseball team OF the In
dependent Athlete Club. OF Passport
Saturday was decidedly an of day for
The Eastporters and they went down
TO defeat before the lrvington Ath-
letic Club. OF Baltimore~ ii TO ,. Sun
day. however. they came back strong
and shut out the Isaac Hamburger a.
Sons nine, TO 0, and Sunday the local
aggregation pleased a large crowd OF
fans by administering a severe trounc-
ing 10 the nine of the Bloomingdale
Athletic Club. Baltimore, IL To ;. The
latter team is perhaps the strongest
team the Independents have met this
season. this. despite the fact that they
have fallen before other teams this
season. The Independents. however,
were in prime condition for yester-
days engagement
The players of the Vagabond Club
did themselves proud in their game
yesterday against the Owings Station
nine of Calvert county, s to 6. These
two teams have met four times before
this season, and yesterdays result
makes the series stand 3 TO 2 in favor
of Owings Station. 1t is understood
that these two teams will not be able
to get together again. as the game
finished the seasons schedule for the
Vagabonds. while Calvert countians
have only. 2 or more games to play
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
WEDDING DEFERRED BY
BRIDEGROOM'S ILLNESS

Sudden illness of the bridegroom
has caused postponement of the we'd
ding of Miss Violet Strange. daughter
of Mrs. John Strange, of Annapolis.
and Edgar Drach. Mr.. Drach was
taken i'll a few adys ago of ptomaine
poisoning, and his fiance was called to
Chicago. For time Mr. Drach's con-
dition was regarded as extremely
grave, but today hes is reported as
much improved. The date of the we'd
ding had previously been fixed for
Monday next. September II. but now
will be postponed until later date
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
GOVERNORS CAMPAIGN
FOR FIRE PREVENTION

The Statewide FIRE prevention cam
paign. inaugurated by Governor Rit-
chic. will be held between October lst
and 10th.
B. S. Mace. of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. has been named gen
eral chairman. and the leading bust
ness men and heads of civic organiza-
tions are appointed as subcommittee
chairmen.
Bernard ]. Wiegard is chairman of
the Annapolis committee and Miss
Katherine Walton, president of the
Civic League, is one of the members
of the committee.
sn the past year the loss by fire TO
the country exceeded $4,000 600. 1t is
hoped during the coming campaign to
carry home to the community the les
son of fire prevention
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
HADLEY, FORMER ARMY
SURGEON, TO ANSWER
WIFE MURDER CHARGE
Ry The A.soclated Pres..l

DENVER. COL, Sept 6-Dr. Will
mer A. Hadley, former army surgeon,
accompanied by w. w Beverly
prosecuting attorney of Richmond
Va. and Sheriff W. W Snyder. today
Is en- route TO Richmond TO stand
trial for the murder of his wife, Mrs.
Sue Tinsley Hadley. in the Virginia
city two years ago. The party left
here late yesterday afternoon.
Hadley denied yesterday that he
made confession, as was reported by
a detective agency.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
NO MORE BODIES FOUND
N COAL MINING REGION

sA.sRy The Associated Press,

MADISON, W. VA, Sept. g. Re-
ports of the killing of 40 or more men
in last weeks firing near the Boone
Logan county line, failed to be sub
stantiated today when detail of Fed
eral troops reported after their search
of the SpFuce-Fork ridge and other
sections. that they failed to find a
single body or a newly made grave.
Withdrawal Of Federal troops from
ihe coal regions has been approved by
President Harding, who returnedbto
Washington today after a weekend
cruise in the vicinity of the Capes of
Chesapeake Bay. So. 10
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
bhh SHll9TiN fH ~
QfEIEFRS OF BOYS ~.
~v BRIGADE VISIT HERE

The national convention of officers
of the United Boys Brigade closed
yesterday with an outing TO Camp
Broening. on the Magothy river, and
a visit to the Naval Academy.
party OF 40. composed chiefly Of
delegates from New York, Philadel-
phia and Pittsburgh, made the trip.
They were met here by officers of the
academy and shown about the
grounds The Rev Dr. Joseph H.
Cudlipp, recently elected commander
in-chief of the national organization
was member of the party.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
CALVARY w. F. M. S. TO
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

The Sentimental Sarahs" is the
name of play that will be given on
the evening of September Is by the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
of Calvary Church.
The actors are members of the
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church,
of Baltimore, and have presented the
play in Baltimore with great success.
An admission of so cents will be
charged.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
NEGRO MAN SLABS
~ ANOTHER AT CARNIVAL

Fleeing after he had stabbed Daniel
Palmer, colored, 10 years old, of How
ards Farm, Anne Arundel county, at
a carnival near Humphreys Station
last night. Walter Brooks, colored. of
Cedar Hill. ran into the arms of Pol
ice Justice McGinnis and Patrolman
Wade. who arrested him.
Palmer was taken to South Balti-
more General Hospital, where he was
treated by DR.. Pokorny. His condi-
ton is serious.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
Peters,:
READ YOUR TAX BILL BEFORE
VOTING

1st Dls;.-State, County. School and
Road Tax. S3.i2
2nd Dist.-State. County. School aud
Road Tax. $3.50
3rd. Dist--State. County. School and
Road Tax Sass.
4th. Dist-State. County. School and
Road Tax. $2.72.
9TH. Dist.-State. County, School and
Road Tax S2.d4.
sth. Dist.-State, County. School and
Road Tax. $3.50
Annapolis. Including city tax. $2.77.
For what purposes were these heavy
taxes levied: Answer-To help the
Bosses pay political debts. Remedy i;
Disthrone them.
l challenge the right OF Major Douw to
say | am rtoo old" for Treasurer.
He held Majors commission in the
World War, but was too old" to get to
the firing line" hoM Gen. Robert f.
Lees u. s. q. Afff. Fl,
Major Douw is entitled 10 credit for
(when he was Mayor assisting the people
Of Annapolis BY giving us railroad over
our streets and by establishing here a
Public Utilities Company which (occasion-
ally) serves us with gas and electricity
JAMES W. OWENS.
Candidate for Treasurer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
CARNIVAL TO BE
RESUMED TONIGHT

The Rescue firemen will resume
their carnival on the West street lot
tonight, TO continue tomorrow and
Thursday nights. Everything was
closed down at the carnival grounds
last night, owing to the Labor Day
holiday that attracted so many per-
sons out OF the city. 1t had been
originally planned. in fact, to close
down on Saturday. but the fire lad
dies found they had so many articles
on hand, that il was deemed advisable
to run three more nights this weel1e in
order to dispose OF them
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
DUAL CELEBRATION AT
TOMB OF WASHINGTON
ny The Associated Press,

MOUNT VERNON. VA. Sept. g.
Dual celebration of the birth of La
fayette and the first battle of the
pressive ceremonies. at the tomb of
Washington.
President Harding. who was unable
To be present, sent message declar-
ing that Americas debt 10 the French
soldier is eternal. Similar messages
were received from Secretary of State
Hughes and others.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
MORE CHANGES AMONG
ACADEMIC OFFICERS

Two more additions We're made to-
day 10 the academic stat of officers
assigned to duty at the Naval Acad-
emy. Commander ]. S. Moods re-
ported for assignment as executive Of
ficer in the Department OF Steam En-
gineering. and Commander II. ID.
Cooke assumed the duties Of head of
the Department OF Electrical Engi-
neering.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
new NOTE BY j. S. ON
MANDATED TERRITORY

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept 6.-The
United States has addressed new
note to all allied powers on the sub
ject of Mandated territory. The note
is described as. covering in full the
question OF. mandates, 1t is under
stood to refer specifically to Class A
and Glass B mandates as administered
under the League OF Nations, and TO
reiterate the position of tie United
States as regards the rights of man
dated territory.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
ANNOUNCE LEGION -
AUXILIARY, MEETING

The Womants Auxiliary of u the
American Legion will hold gitss first
meeting sineer July tonight az Jthef
Bladen street armory at s o'clockHjkel
will be an important meeting and
large attendance is reqnests@ 10 z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06

FOR SHERIFF
To Democratic Voters of Anne Arun-

To Democratic Voters of Anne Arun-
del county
I hereby announce to the voters of Anne
Arundel County that / will be a candidate
for the nomination as Sheriff. subject 10
the Democratic primaries.
II nominated and elected. will fll the
office with the object of doing my full
dnty-suppressing violations of the law of
every kind and administering the Office
upon as efficient and economical basis as
possible.
Along these lines. appeal 10 the Demo
cratic voters of the county generally.
Very respectfully.
(signed)-CHARLE y. BROOKS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
PRESIDENT WAL TON,
!. Of COUNTY BOARD. 4
STATES THE FACTS

Propaganda Circulated BY Politi-
cal Opponents During His Abb
sence Brings Vigorous Action
On His Return-His Efforts
Made Loan Possible
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06

]. Annapolis Md. August Slst. 1921.
=; Guy " Ga,her.
s-loNer. NJ.
-, lf-t 81 believing, as l do. that
iaa aspiring Tor public office should
frri' same fREE AND T\TRAM
-> '1 hp 81 open mind and
s .D-hy he can in that way.
-. '.a' NAY only. Suhserve the best
49, t-' people as a whole. But.
r.- >MEch As your question is
r.- ..t' snd concern 10 your com
= "''-S ot similar character. !
as. 1 personal opposition to
- eta- Frnpounded To candidates
= r other offices and answer
>.t.A trauSly and honestly.
81 tHc County Commissioners
.-'iial taxes 10 pay and dis
- Hs on or against the county
49, neu expressly or impliediy
% County commissioners have the
q, -.s,.'f ."f any or all of the pur-
sN\r- Hi .u YOUR letter. Il AN NOT
4V lt BEING DOME
s- r. "as' call 10 your attention
Al7E nfs 81 AnAap0Iis. which is the
,sr. - t'.' 4l Anne Arundel Caun-
= ,.r.,. Us avn lights. police. garb-
81 t.u sewerage by a SEpAR-
~ e,T i''N upua the property in
srs. receives no aid whatever from
s-..-, 'ae expenses uf those con
N'N e the county has the
.r5 ,S iapig duty and obligation
SlEI5r .1eSe lhiags in the FIFTH
r, Anae Arundel County. then
20 ir<r- tlHH Thar SIMPLE RIGHT
,lr. imposes the same duty and
>lNTp L.c for like privileges in
1,g ~ RIOT of Aane Arundel
T.. ''.F ~ annapolis.
81. - E Aav. been singled out bv
ss1ar a'i"a in propounding this
-e ana sincerely believing
s. .s. Intention 10 treat all candi-
,.rrrlare in Justice 10 mvself
a,l4.,., ~ y Anne Arundel County.
lo.s.f iae>r that you propound the
,asdi5... 10 each aud every legisla-
q g,b p ibe primaries 10 be held
"i September.
Sincerely yours.
JOHN j. LEVY.
81 Democratic Candidate for
Tie legislature"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
Overdue Taxes Hindranee

1t was pointed out that if the per-
sons who owed overdue taxes, and on
which the county receives 6 per cent.
interest. had paid up without further
delay the money for redeeming the
certificates would have been forth
coming from that source, and no nee
essity for anticipating these payments
of taxes by loan would exist. 1t
was further pointed out that, how
ever. the limit had been reached for
loading up with county paper, and it
was determined by the whole Board
as the correct and wise thing to do
to borrow money at this time and cam
eel all outstanding certifcates.-the
loan to be paid off from the slow COM
Continued on Page 50
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
EVERY STEP TAKEN
WAS BY WHOLE BOARD

The primary election campaign
within the Democratic ranks, while
more or less heated in some particu-
lars, has only recently had injected
into it the poisoned gas" method OF
attack. This has been directed by a
few. on the quiet but none the less
energetically, against President James
\. Walton Of the County Commission
ers, who is a candidate for re-elec-
ton Notwithstanding that he has
been out of town for the past week
and his opponents are reported TO
have been working fast under cover,
they are said 10 have been careful not
10 make any open charges. but rather
to cOnfine their campaigning To gossip
and insinuations.
These have been to the effect that
the County Commissioners have been
borrowing money at an excessive rate
of interest. and that also commission
of 2 per cent was paid somebody The
impression sought to be conveyed is.
of course. that Mr. Walton has done
something reprehensible and that The
county has to suffer for IT, Therefore,
they have argued. vote against him
and let his political opponents protect
tho county ~ if
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06

DRESSMAKING - 81 Prince
George street. 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
Walton Submits Report

At the Commissioners meeting held
today, Mr. Walton made an Of
fetal report. supplementing what the
records show. as to exactly what has
been accomplished in carrying out the
resolutions of the Board passed on
July l, 1921. In these resolutions he
was authorized by unanimous vote
to borrow 100000 for the purpose OF
redeeming the outstanding certificates
OF Indebtedness which the county had
issued from time to time, and aggre-
eating about that amount The money
was to have been borrowed at per
was to have been borrowed at "the
best rate obtainaDle" In fact the
county has, for the past few years,
been borrowing money annually TO
redeem its outstanding certificates
and has some time been able to
get it lower than per cent. but
not in a money market like that at
present.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
Former Mayor Levy Replies To
Qaestionnaire For The Linthi-
cum Heights Improvement
And Fire Association.
THE LINTHICTM HEIGHTS M
PRoNEMENT AND FIRE AS
ISOLATION.

iilE LlNIHlCt'M HEIGHTS I'M
PROMINENT AND FIRE AS
ISOLATION.
'Luth,cum Heights. Nd.
August 30th. 1921.
Au J. Levy Esq.
Annapolis Nd
hcr Sir Pursuant To a resolution
AGisi SO tbr meeting Of the above
t-loHed association on August 25th. the
eny VAS Instructed To- communicate
'l }'u H regard 90 NOur attitude 10
e'ls ihe N4Art of County Commission
= supply the various small towns aud
=" in Anne Arundel County with
ri publ, improvements In the way of
-f'Nfi roais lights. sewers. etc. the
s''. Tor iu.s rquirN heing your candi-
\ ''r election 90 the state Legislature
~. E coming primary election.
. we NoGI1 hr very much pleased Ia
u.m y"U ln regard 10 this matter nj
sallt>t possible date.
tasuug ihat YOUR answer will he what
sl'u.d expect in this regard, | beg
ave 60 remain
NaurS truly.
"GVY W. GATHER.
Secretary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
SALOON LEAGUE
AS ITS OWN SLATE
N PRIMARY FIGHT
,.,,ed Cards Purport To Name
Five Legislative Candidates 1t
r,yors-Linthicum. Holiday,
r.ldmeyer. Parks and Mrs.
Robert Moss
,uINGS WARMING UP
FOR FRIDAYS BATTLE

\, This fhe last Tuesday before the
.,rr election. politicians from all
:, ,be county foregathered in extra
,rs numbers about the Court House
q vicinity. swapping views and get
j, the latest dope" as TO the sitGa-
Even more would doubtless
.,4 been present. were IL not for the
that This was registration day.
"a good many were busy in that
: of activity
ID comparing notes between the diff
.vat groups OF politicians. il was
ma that another slate is in the field.
addition 90 the TWO factional tick
= This Is the one said TO be adopted
he Anti Saloon League. for the
ssse of Delegates nomination. Lit
cards. bearing the following names.
uf been circulated by their repre-
gatyes al fairs. picnics. churches
ID other public gatherings as bear
Il DE approval of the League. The
.aes on these cards are: Wade II.
Lracum W Meade Holiday,
|hhges C. Feldmeyer. Mrs. Robert
gss and william S. Parks.
Interest GrOwS Intense
As the day of the primary draws
arsr. interest becomes more in
nse Facuonal lines are being
aVn tighter and tighter, and other
gnmenlS are being made here and
ge Public sentiment appears to
aroused 10 4 much greater degree
lB ever before The women are
aiing more actively into the fight
ban day by day. and coupled with
: Indications Of a greater independ-
!, vote than ever before. some uh-
asae,s seems to be looming up as
ssaris the success of one or more of
Continued on Page Gl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
Had Full Sanction OF Board

The fact that every thing that the
County Commissioners have done in
the matter Of borrowing money was
by unanimous action of the whole
Board, and is a matter OF open public
record, is a phase of the, situation tha.
was carefully omitted in the propa-
ganda Bns,i-af r
When Mr. Walton, who is Presi-
dent OF the Annapolis Banking and
Trust Company and regarded as one OF
!he best equipped and most capable Of
iicials the county has ever had, as we'll
as being man. of unimpeachable
character, returned home yesterday.
he was informed Of the kind OF cam
paigning his opponents had been In
dulging in, and with characteristic di-
rectness and energy proceeded to
nail the canards.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
Interest Grows Intense

CONTINUED ON Page 0D
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-06
PRESS

Hn,eoatches OF ! a I {
-. are published in
q. o.. Evening Capital.
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Evening star., 1921-06-06
AIR STUNT FATAL
TO WOMAN EXPERT
Miss BromweII, Loop Record
Holder, Dies by Fall in
Borrowed Plane.
FLEW DESPITE. WARNING
Cincinnati Girl Of %, Noted for
Her Daring, Was Advised to
Take Up Aviation.
Rv tho Asgocia ted Press.


MINEOLA, N. Y. June 6.-Miss
Laura Bromwell, holder Of the loop
the-loop record for women, and one
the world was killed at Mitchell
Field yesterday afternoon.
Miss Bromwelt was flying at an al
titude of about 1000 feet when the
accident happened. She had just
completed one loop and was about
to make second when something
went wrong with the plane and it
crashed to the ground.
Miss Bromwell. whose home was in
Cincinnati. was twenty-three years
old.
She established her loop-the loop
record on May Is last. when she ex--
ecuted 199 loops in an hour and
she piloted her airplane over a two
mile straightaway course at the rate
of 1876 miles an hour.
Military Observers View.
Military observers. who witnessed
the flight. declared that the girls
airplane motor stopped abruptly as
she was making the upward turn
Of the loop. Suddenly the machine
fell backward into tail spin and
dropped like a plummet onto a road
just outside the field.
Miss Bromwell had tested her ma
chine before engaging in her stunts.
Army officers said. and had pro-
nounced it in good condition.
through the first loop with the grace
of a bird. She had just started a
second, when suddenly the hum OF
the motor stopped and the plane
lurched sidewise. 1t seemed to re-
main suspended a minute and then
started its meteoric drop.
q a.
chine and many spectators think
ing that the straps holding the avia-
trix in her seat had broken. letting
her fall into space, shuddered and
turned their heads. 1t later proved
to be seat cushion. which became
swung clear of the seat as the plane
started to fall upside down.
r. H. Depew, manager of the C0rtiss
Field here. issued the following state
ment relative to Miss Bromwelfs ac-
cident:
Miss Bromwelrs own plane was
out of order. She borrowed a
because of Miss Bromwelrs small
stature. was unsuited to the stunt.
Il warned her not to attempt to
loop ii. but she disregarded the in
structions. In the middle of the Sec
ond loop the cushion she sat on fell
out. ana Sne eVloentIy SllpPeu OUT
of reach of the controls and was un-
able to right the plane"
Always Had Daring Spirit.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. June 6.-Miss
Laura Bromwell, who was killed
when her airplane fell at Mineola. was
well known in Cincinnati Always of
an adventurous disposition, she once
dived of the chief suspension bridge
into the Ohio river on a wager. a
feat which caused much newspaper
comment, Several Cincinnati busi-
ness men, attracted by Miss Brom-
wells daring. prevailed upon her to
take up aviation. and within a few
months she had distinguished herself
because of her adeptness at looping
the loop.
Miss Bromwell was a cousin Of
Jacob Bromwell, former judge Of the
common pleas court.