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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
LESSONS FROM THE
YEARS OF SILENCE
DR.. Johnson breaches On The
Meaning OF The Early Years
OF The Life OF Christ
AN EXAMPLE FOR TODAY

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
SCHOOL BOYS ENGAGE
IN WRESTLING BOUTS

Friends School, Of Baltimore, and
severn School, of Eioone this county,
inaugurated the scholastic wrestling
seGson this afternoon. Friends Crap
piers visiting Boone for the first nee
Of the year Both have been training
faithfully and some strenuous contests
should result
In Levy. Merlees Nelson aud Mars
ton. Friends has four experienced
wrestlers from last years team
seyern's veterans arc Smith, Griffin
aud Scihy. The bout between Nelson
and Selhy should prove particularly
interesting Commander Weems, o.
tho Naval ACADEMY will referee tbs
meet, which il scheduled 10 start at
a:l5 o'clock The entries
Severn school Bell 155-pound; !;
Smith, I45-pound; iIubert-Jones, 40
pound Solbv, lS5-p9und; Griffin. l35-
pound EIarshaw, 1a5-pound; Buckley
il5-pound; Garrison a5-pound
Friends School Levy l5a-pound
sI,!ecs. la5-pouni. Mitchell, l4o-
pound, Nelson, 135-pound; New
burger. 125-puind Merchant Ia
pound: Marston. ll5-pound Johnson
95-pound
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
PRES|DENT-ELECT
WOULD CALL EXTRA
CONGRESS SESSION
tRy The A~aeelasea rres.A

WASHINGTON. y G.. Jan. H.
President Harding practically
has decided TO call an extra session
OF the new Congress ON April 4. lnem-
bers OF the senate Ways and Means
Committee were advised today by
Chairman Fordney. Who has just re-
turned from a conference with Mr.
Harding a Marion
Mr Fordney discussed with the
President-elect general taxation and
tarin measures which will be among
the more important questions 10 come
under the consideration Of the extra
session
The chairman MAS understood to
have told MIR. Harding that the date
.uf the session had.a direct bearing on
the tartff hearing and Il Was said that
Mr. Harding informed him thai April
1 practically had been decided npon
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
NON Jury TERM OF
COURT CONvENES

TIE January tnon-jnryl term Of ths
Circuit Court for Anne Arunde
county convened this morning viii
Judge Robert Moss on the bench and
practically the entire membership Of
the bar in attendance,
The docket showed a large number
of eases entered bat as this Is an in-
termediate or non-jurv term, the ac-
thai trial Of eases will 80 over in
regular course To the next jury term
OF Court which begins on the third
Monday in April However. ny spe-
cisi agreement Of counsel. the Court
today set few eases for special
dates within alae next two weeks. and
also ser the first Monday in Febru-
ary tthe Tthl for entering up final
judgments and otherwise disposing Of
matters left open at the first call Of
the docket
Judge Moss announced that in Ihe
future the Court would hold a spe-
cial session on the first Monday in
each month in order to keep eae
dockets clear OF unfinished business
and have the members OF the bar
get their motions. interlocutory jadg-
lnents. etc, disposed of without drag
ging along throughout the term.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
NAVY SWIMMERS TOO
MUCH FOR HOPKINS
Middies Break Records In First
Tank Meet OF Season
On Saturday
PILE UP 81 TO II POINTS

fhe midshipmen mernen shattered
three records. equaled another, and
Performed we'll all around. in defeat
inii the swimmers Of Johns Hopkins
University III tho opening meet of the
ssason here SATURDAY The score was
II 70 points
The midtlies wcro too mnch for the
Iatek and Blue tankmcn, the I3alii-
moreans failing to register one first,
place. their points being made up OF
wo second places AID five thirds
The Navy quartere Of swimmers in
the l60-yard relay negotiated the dis
tanee IN the fast time of one Minute
II 80 seconds, against the Acalems
record Of ~ Emory Who won he
iad-sard swim. clipped tw o-iifths Of i
econd on Tho former record sin-=
clair a new man, who woa the 20
ward swim did almost o seconds bet-
ter ihan the record, while Quini@ tnN
cred The iilae fer the 40-YaSl bFeas
stroke by fwo-iifths Of a second
Rowland was tho b,st performer IoT
Iiopkins He finished second in tile
40pard br"ast stroke. and third in the
f0yard swim The meet attracted a
large crowd 81 enthusiasts. ana the
5 hoMmg of the mittIles indicates shcg
viii have 4 team probably rauger
than that which cleaned up al eoners
last season
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
FAILED TO
CHECK NAVY lUINT
Middies victors s8 To is IN
Basketball Game At Academy.
Making Eighth Win
FINE INDIVIDUAL WORK

The basketball pla.ers 81 Rnis.ra
College New brunswick, y +, faiiest
10 stop the fast going midshipn@n.
and the latter team Won 4 Well l7ia, 60
game Saturday, s. to ~
The New Jersey callegiaus preselgt
ed il star in Renzml lett forwai bp
IS. y team itscy could moi opc msgh Re8
sailor lads I.enzoai scored al} u rs
tennis points. cagins tie ball three
timts from tic court aaa accepting
: out Of Il chances from the foul lins
On the other hand. All of the Navy
regulars. With fae exception Of Davis
goi into the scoring column Mckee
.at left forward, played 81 especially
brilliant game Tie throw SIX goals
fronl he court. end Ma sneeessii.l III
10 out Of Is c!ances from the foul
circle, thus scoring - points more
han half the teams total Though j
number oi fouls we're committed and
Captain "Hal Waters anJI l'arr hotil
were disqualified for reeeiving the
limit Of fouls. The game MAS not mark
ed BY any undue rougtness.
The mieitlies went into lie FIRST half
lt lively clip. and soon hogan 10
'orge q he front Before the period
was over they hal piled up % points
d 6 for their opponents. The visitors
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
GRAND JURY MAY PROBE
DEATH OF OGLE LAD,
RUN OVER BY AUTO

On Thursday of last week, hear
ing was held in the Court of the state
automobile Commissioner, in Balti-
more, to investigate the circumstances
that led to the death Of Benianin II
Ogle. 5-year old son oil Maurice Ogl,
vito was rnn over by the automobile
OF Leonard 4 Doggeit while the lattel
vas backing his machine into his
garage. Several children who wer
Witnesses ii tie occurrence, were
present TO testify
The Commissioner decided. afte,
hearing some Of the testimony, In.
Guiding that of the little kov's mother
that il was . matter for the considera
ton Of the Grand Jury of Anne Arni-
lei county and that It would be re,
ferred 10 ti3e States Attorney here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
INSURANCE RATES ON
AUTOS TO MOUNT

automobile owners VIII pas prem
inlns averaging about 10 per cent
higher for insurance against heit 81
saeir cars under neM rates adopted by
he National Automobile Under
writers conference Although the
new schedule has not reached auto IN
slirance companies, practically All Of
them viii use tile new rates. accord
ing % 'harlds " keller, resident
STATE manager Of the Automobile IN
sufAnce Exchange
ire and transportation rates on
utomobileS ere practicaly dsntie}l
With last Spar's The largest III
orsases IN theft rates arc on the lower
Lriced ears In rural districts the
rate revision is downward because Of
thu lower theft hazard
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
WILSON NAMES MAHANY
TOLEAGUE. CONFERENCE
tgsy The Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, d. q. Jan. IT
Roland 3 Mahany. solicitor Of the
Department of Labor, has been ap-
pointed BY President Wilson az Amer
ican representative OF the Conference
on immigration and Emigration, 10
meet at Geneva, Switzerland, on a
date to he fixed BY the international
labor officers Or the League.
This II the first appointment the
President has made tO any OF the
meetings of the League Of Nations
since the Senate definitely and finally
refused 10 ratify the League covenant.
Eighteen nations will take part in
the conference. The first Of its kind
ever held. -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
CITY BLUECoATs RAID
COLoRED GAMBLERS.

On Saturday, Officers Lowalan and
j. Il. Holiday. while making donicil-
iary visits in pursuit q s'Ispicions
persons. surprised room fslil Of col
.ored gamblers. on West street At the
curt command Of Officer Lowman To
surrender there was instant confusion
an1 attempt on the part of several or
the inmates Of the room 70 escape,
Dnt the fleeing calnriss were met 81
l1e door hy brace of weapons in
the hands of Patrolman Holiday. and
their capture vas easily effected
Justice Welch later imposed fines
On Edward johnson. George Green.
Edward johnson, of f.. and Edward
Watts. Warrants are ont for several
others who have not yet been appre-
hendesl. as well as for Robert VIII
lialns. the proprietor of the place.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
MISS CARMAN DIES
IN NEW YORK HOME

News has been received by friends
in Annapolis OF he death in New York
.of Anna blanche tarman, daughter Of
ile late caleb G. and Annie Faord
carman Miss Carman WAS n cansiil
II United States District Attorney
f'arman Of Baltimore She VA. we'll
known in Annapolis. having frequent
~ vsitod the family Of Mr. aud Mrs.
David @ Parlctt IN recent years. She
was better known among her friends
4Aere is Mn" Carman
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
COLORED WOMAN ROBBED
ON NORTHWEST STREET

On Thursday evening last. between
i''a and 8 O'clock. Margaret Thomas.
respectable eolored woman, return
INK from delivering some laundry. was
attacked and robbed Of 50 which she
had ilSt been paid
Margaret was Walking along North
Wesi street whore her aSsailant. said
to be a negro. came M behind her.
ssraek her on the shoulder. jerked her
hand bag from her wris'. tearing il in
tWo and Snatehed the money out Of
lie made OF down Calvert street
and got away through the Short Line
rliraad yard
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
NEGRO BLOOD ISSUE
CAUSES CANCELLATION
HARVARD NAVY TRACK
tl.s tie .s.,a..iaara ere.. /,

q SAII}RIDGE. MASS. Jan. Z. Fhe
Harvard VARSITY track team. which
had planned southern trip for the
spring recess. viii mol so below The
Mason-I,ixon line as the result o9 ac-
tion taken by The University Of Vir-
ginia and the Naval Aeademy both
#of which teams hod expected to meet
Harvard In the spring
To communication from Major
Moore, graduate manager of the team.
saying that the crimson team had two
PLAYERS Of negro blood. both the in
stilutions replied that under the cir
cunstanees they considered 1 bes 10
cancel their engagements with Har-
yard
Til, cancellation has been made by
IaTaartl, Major Moore said today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
VAGABONDS TO PLAY
AMERICAN LEGION FIVE


The five representing the Vagabofd
club Will be seen on the court again
this Tuesday night at the college gym
nasium. when they hook mp with the
five Of The American Legion. This
should also he a good game as The
Legion consists of all st, Johns men.
and i few stars of. Annapolis.
Manager Holiday Will put a diff
ferenl team on the floor for this game,
He would also like 10 sign UP 4 few
.new PLAYERS aud the club is open for
more members Those desiring meme
bership may see Chattle Hopkins,
president Of the club. or any mem-
Der
The club Is doing everything to pro-
vide the athletes of annapolis 4 place
to 20 and also place to see clean
sport. so with the help o. the COM
ulunity they can do 50.
The club meets every Monday and
those desiring membership should
have their application in before then
This coming meeting Will be for tbs
election OF officers. and all members
are urged to fe present
On Thursday night at home tbs
yagabonda will line up against the
crack fiye representing The Chief0ni
Club, oE baltimore Manager Hoiii,
day has taken great pains il tryInf
to bring good teams here so tha
the people Of Annapolis can see goo'
games. Any teams IN Annapolis want
ing games can write or call + q
Holiday, Jr., annapolis. aid
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
,RAZED FINANCIER
SHOOTS FOUR, THEN
ENDS HIS own LIFE
1I,, The .Assnrinlesa l.ress.

CHARLESTON. S. G. Jan t..
Crazed by hrooding over financial diff
fcu1ties and family trauhles in which
an estate worth probably $4,000 WAS
at stake. l.. S, Bigham shot his mother
his sister and the latter's two adopted
children SATURDAY and then himself
according to information received to-
day from Florence.
The dead in addition n lsigham are
Mrs. II NJ. Bigham. AIRS Marjorie A
Black and Leo and John McCracken
The tragedy took place at the old
Bigham homestead i've miles from
Pasnlico. twenty miles from the city
of Florence.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
HOVSE PASSES BILL TO
REPEAL VAR MEASURES
tlas sne ar.nrlaae.aa - !

WASHINGTON d9 Jan. n
The House resolution proposing re-
peal Of most Of the special war time
LAWS vas approved today By the Sem
ate Judiciary Committee Under d
committee amendment the operation
OF the food and gueE aaea snreS would
he continued.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17

To Duty At Naval Hospital

Lieut.. Robert S. G. WEIGH. u. s. ~,
Medical Corps, son Of Dr. William s.
Welch. Of this city. has been ordered
~ duty II the Naval hospital
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
Three Prizes For Efficiency

The pastor OF Trinity Church Rev
S Il. owens. presented Yesterday
three prizes for efficiency 10 Misses
Edna Cole. Eleanor Smith and Cath-
trine ward. scholars in the sunday
school. The gifts we're books, The
points by which the prizes we're gain-
ga were very close among lie young
ladies obtaining the books
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
|. ". VILLAINS DIES
At EASTPORT HONE

.Iolln VI Williams for he past ihir-
;een wears IN clHploye al flle Naval
Nestslehly armory died Satartilly eSen-
lng at his home 49, severn avenue
Passport. Ill 4 oeloek Air. Williams
death followed an illness Of iINe weeks
bf a complication Of diseases He was
A5 years old. and for y number OF
years previous ~ Obtaining his posi-
lion at the arMory wees III the iniied
states Navy LIE has always been.
4 resident of Passport
re il survived hy ilss Wifr Mrs
Iaisy Williams. a danght0r Miss Dor-
otliy Williams two sons John and
Gortlon. his mother four sisters Mrs
II sssslark, and Mrs a. Cole. af Bals
tmore Mrs II barnes, of Sew York,
auil Airs II Campbell Of liyerdale.
Long island four brothers. Augnst
Williams. uf Baltimore and Charles.
Fienry ana Albert Williams al East-
pegt
'rne faneral sill taxi place from tbs
h1iac of his mother sao severn ave-
.nnt, Easiport, oil Wednesday, after
noon a 8 o'clock Interment will
be iii 81. Annes Cemetery,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
To Probe Langdop Killing

I,e;r Sllfilffal Albert q f'leaves ieft
NJ snilia Yesterday on Ike taitea
states destroyer Elliott Tor shanghai.
Wllere he will 70 aioard the triiiser
New Orleans and probably proceed
Tuesltty for yladiyosiok for the pur
pose Of making an Investigation into
the killing OF lieut w # I.angdon
by Il JapanGsc ecatfy
ADMIRAL CIeavcs has appointed i
hoard Of inquiry the members oi
Which accompany him.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
Murder Victim Buried In
Naval Cemetery Today

Prominent Naval Folks Attend
Funeral Services For Miss
Kavanaugh, Naval Nurse. In
St. Mary's Catholic Church At
IL O'Clock
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17

Continued On Pags ~ - ~
The Washington times., 1921-10-14
MAN GOES MAD
OVER LAWRENCE
!. f. GIRL : SLAY|NG
Close Friend of Stricken Family
Taken to Morris Plains In
sane Asylum.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-At 6I5
o'clock last night one week had passed
since twelve-year- old Jeanette Law
renee was found brutally murdered
in the Kluxen woods near Madison,
y. J.
The net result Of the investigation
by the authorities has been the hold
ing of two of the score OF men who
were arrested and questioned in the
case.
Fresh tragedy was added to the
case yesterday when Albert I. Crane.
of Madison, was removed to the
State Hospital for the Insane at
Morris Plains. 1t was said a: his
home that he had become mentally
deranged as result of the murder
of Jeanette.
Theodore Crane, n son OF Albert,
was among the first to reach the
body Of Jeanette. 1t was his moth.
er, Mrs. Crane, who informed Mrs.
Lawrence Of the tragedy, and IT was
The Washington times., 1921-10-14
.CH|NESELAUNCH
PEACEFUL WAR
|. ON ALIEN CREED
"china for the chinaman" TO
Be New Slogan, Arms
Envoy Says.
BY WEBSTER X. NOLAN.
international News Service.

China purposes TO purge her SOIL
Of foreign control.
European domination Of the Far
East must end insofar as II inter
feres with the economic control OF
China by China. q.
To this end China Is preparing TO
exert every ounce Of diplomacy and
TO throw into TIE balance every gram
Of sympathy and influence she may
be able to secure from the United
States.
Plan Fight At Conference.
The armament and Far East con-
ference Is to be made the battle
ground for Chins's fight for freedom
from the invidious hand OF the for
eigner.
This dream OF a new China. reail.
zation OF which China hopes Will
place her among the great powers
OF the world, was made known TO
International News Service today
by Feng-Hua Huang. secretary OF
the Chinese delegation TO the arm
ament and Far East conference.
upon his arrival In Washington To
arrange details incident to China's 8
part In the Forthcoming conference.
China plans and hopes to re-
secure by direct purchase all foreign
rights and interests I'm Chinese rail-
ways and commercial enterprises "a
an effort 10 destroy the spheres OF
influence" exerted in China by Ju'
pan, Great Britain. France, Belgium,
Portugal and Italy" Huang said.
"It is China's purpose" he con-
tinued. ito recover to itself the
economic strongholds of her coun'
IT,. "A Ia Ia
China remove for all time the
spheres OF influence" within her
borders. China cannot hope to win
economic independence until she has
shaken off the grasp OF foreign
domination"
To Buy Up Railroads.
The first step in this sweeping re-
formation of policy is outright pur-
chase of certain railways now in the
hands Of foreign powers and the grad
ual purchase OF all other railways row
operated by foreign interests. Husng
explained. China, he said, would i.l.
low no foreign interest to entail any
loss I'm the proposed purchases-"cent
for cent China will pay for the raj
ways, rights OF way and other privt
leges held by France, Belgium. Japan n
Great Britain and lesser powers.
Feng-Hua-Huang spoke of China
awakening to the realiza ton that she
has been MIXED dry by the foreigner
and to the recognition of the fact ttat
China is bound by the thongs OF for
eign commercial and political enter
prise. II is China's desire, HuahG
said, to displace this foreign yoke
without mourning the enmity OF ary
power. The task, he admitted. is a
titanic one, and added that China ex
poets to win the admiration of TIE
powers by very virtue Of her desire tc
exercise control over her own dooin
ions. The task. while titanic enough
politically, is far more titanic finan
cially. for the proposal to purchase
the railways alone involves billions nj
ldollars-and China today is staggerint
under an enormous burden Of fore!g-
Indebtedness.
The Washington times., 1921-10-14
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP MAN
SEES END or DEPRESSION

NEW YORK, Oct. i4.-itobert Dol
lsr, prominent Paeific coast steamship
man, who returnSd yesterday frOm q
six months trip around the world
said thai he thought the postwar de
pre.sion In shipping had reached the
bottom, and am upward turn was In
sight.
The United states. he asserted, with
it's large merchant marine. can and
will have "A full share OF the world Z
business. Leaving Seattle six months
ago, Captain Dollar visited China
Japan, the Philippines ana India re
turning by way Of Europe.
The Washington times., 1921-10-14

his twelve-year-old sister. Bertha
Crane, who last saw Jeannette alive
at 5:45 p. m, just after she had left
the home of Mrs. James Sandt.
There is no suspicion that Albert
Crane knew anything of the murder.
He has established an apparently
conclusive alibi. 1t was only a hor'
ror of the case, induced by his close
friendship for the bereaved parents
which unbalanced his mind, members
of his family said
The Washington times., 1921-10-14
w. c. T. U. ASKS MERCY FOR
CONVICTED MOONSHlNER

WAUKEGAN, H., oct. l4.-Al-
though the women's Christian Tenn
perance Union, OF Gurnee. appealed
for clemency for. Kasper OFT, father
OF a large family. when he was found
guilty OF manufacturing liquor, the
court assessed fine OF 5000 and costs,
which OFT will work out on the roads
at 81 so a day.
Officers found a still and corn mash
In his home yesterday.
The Washington times., 1921-10-14
First Department Store Burned.

DUXBURY, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE
old Ford store. built in 1926 and re-
puted to have been the first depatt-
ment store in America, was burned
early yesterday.
The Washington times., 1921-10-14
tcopyrishL isaD
PARIS, France.

PARIS, France.
nARIS sends charming suggestions formal afternoon occa
sions showing details of the latest modes AZ the left
that lengthens grad
uay toward back make douby OF
ground at
chiffon matching shade and the nat ao
chine has side OF its br covered WIN
black uncured ostrich
BLACK duven afternoon gown round and simple s &
back gathered Particularly smart an obiong
grde, which
the effect of girdle, infinitely charming -