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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
JUDGE NICE AND -FOUR
OTHERS PRESENTED IN
THEATRE CONSPIRACY
,H, The Associated Press,

BALTIMORE. ND. Dec. 20.-Pre-
sentiments were returned today by the
Grand Jury against Judge Harry W.
Nice. Of the Appeals Tax Court. his
Law partner. Edwin T. Dickerson; Al
sred G. Buck. rresiden; of the Ameri-
can Theatres Company: Bernard H.
Dundon. treasurer. and City Council
man Wilson ]. Carroll.
Dickerson and Nice. with Buck and
Dundon. are accused OF conspiring 70
rob the Boulevard Theatre. motion
picture house. and Buck and Dundon
are mentioned in an alleged CON
spiracy of March !. last.
Carroll was presented on three brib1
erv charges. Buck and Dundon we're
presented on charges Of larceny OF
81 500 ecah on March l and March )
last, during which time Dickerson and
Nice are said to have taken part in the
so-csllei "slush" fund conspiracy
This fund. il was said. was used in the
MASSAGE of an ordinance through the
City Council granting permit TO the
Roulevard Theatre.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
OPINIONS DIFFER AS
TO TRUCK AUTO CRASH
Water Witch Firemen At Var
lance With Version OF Several
Eye Witnesses
BOTH VEHICLES DAMAGED

There appears 10 have arisen some
difference OF opinion as to the causes
contributing 10 the Tcar-end collision
that took place late Saturday after
noon on West street between the truck
OF the Water Witch Hook and Ladder
Company and the automobile of Ell
lott II. Burwell. when the truck was
answering a fire alarm call.
Jesse Fisher. deputy fire marshal OF
the city. and one Of the leading mem
hers OF the Water Witch Company,
claimed today that the truck was no;
proceeding al a lively rate Of speed"
as il rounded the Circle into West
street at the time OF The collision. as
stated in vest rday's issue Of the Eve
ming Capital. but asserts that the truck
was not moving at rate of more
than ii: :.ccn miles an hour al the turn.
He further claimed that Mr. Bur
wells car had not Strengthened out"
IN front OF the Glote Furniture Com
pany's store. but that il was stand
ing in front of the Advertiser Building
ana that he started To make into Wes,
street agains; the warnings given h
men on The track 10 stay where he
was
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
TROLLEY SPEEDS OFF,
LEAVING CONDUCTOR

Conductor Gunther.l of the Wash
:ngton, baltimore and Annapolis Rail
way Company. is n very active man
for his age. but he declares that he
never put forth any claim to be able
10 keep up With a fast-moying electric
ear.
Yesterday morning Mr. Gunther
swung off OF his ear. which leaves An
napoiis at $50 o'clock. al a sidetraek
at Millersville The motorman ;honght
NAT GuntheT had thrown the switch
for The main line anl had jumped on
the rear end. so he opened up and
the car shot ahead. leaving Gunther
racing madly up the track in its wake.
One Of the passengers noted the
plight CT the conductor and notified
the mo.orman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
NAVY AND ST. JOHNS
CUNTS HAVE GAMES
BOOKED TOMORROW

Both the midshipmen and Cadets of
ST. johns College basket hail players
will lie seen in action on the lasket-
tall floor tomorrow. The Middies are
hooked 10 meet the five &c Johns
Hopkins University, of Baltimore.
while the local Coliegians Will face
the quint of I.oyola College, OF Dal-
timore.
The former contest will e staged
at Dahlgren Hall. or armory, building
on the government reservation, while
the St John's-Loyola engagement will
be in the College gymnasium. Both
games are expected to start at al OUT
the sametime. AS o'clock.
The Middies have already played
three games and won them all. lu'
this will he the first time that t'ie
ST. Johns lads have swung into action
against a foe. The Loyola game was
originally scheduled for last Wednes
day but was deferred.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
SAW z SOLDIERS
HANGED IN FRANCE
But George Fl. Taylor Is Unable
To Say Whether They Were
First Convicted
B, The A>soeiateI rressl

WASHINGTON. d. C., Dee 20
George II. Taylor, OF Philadelphia,
who served as a natioual army man
overseas. told Sena,e committee to-
day that he saw with his own eyes IL
American soldiers hanged around Is
Hur-Tille. France. from April 10 June
1918. but was unable 70 say whether
any Of them had been convicted by
courts-martial.
One Of the soldiers hanged, he de-
clared. was tried for assault on
French girl by French courts
martial with only one American Off
Ger present. TAYLOR gave the name of
the soldier and sail he was a ser
gean; from Detroit, Mich. lut the com
mittee later decided 10 omit the name
from is records.
Robert \. Harrison, OF Wilmington,
y. G.. testified that in 1917 he wit
messed the lynching in France of a
soldier. The victim was a Mexican
from FL Paso or Eagle Pass, Texas.
and was charged with a crime agains;
woman and not tried.
Il was told that the man had to be
hanged 10 save some officer from be-
ing cashiered." Harrison declared.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
THOUSANDS OF SHOES
SOLD AT CAMP MEADE

Thirteen thousand shoes. many mis-
mates. and 1920 army coats and
recches. sa.vaged at Camp Meade.
yesterday went under the hammer. as
did foGr pianos. six talking machines,
toas Of rags. hay, straw. oats and
beans and thousands of other articles
including hosting engine, five CON
crete cement snixers and q plows
The sale consisted of an accumula
tion OF condemned articles. many OF
which we're left iohind ty the Seventh
Division NJ Fox e. Sons COmpa ny
were the auctioneers. and. according
to Major George Luteroif, camp quar-
termaster. approximately $4,000 was
realized. The money. Major Lul erofi
said. Will he turned over 10 the United
States Treasury.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
EASTPORT METHOD|STS
FINISH CHURCH TRAINING

The fall course Of church training
will close tomorrow night at the East-
port Methodist Episcopal Church. The
course consisted Of studies ia Chris
tisn Democracy, studies in Steward
ship. and Teacher Training.
After an hour of stndy and devotion
the monthly business meeting OF the
Epworth League will be held.
The winter course will begin about
The middle of January. The studies
for this course will be announced
later.
The Christmas sermon will .be
preached, by tie pastor at the early
morning services. O'Clock. There
will be no service at II O'Clock. Tho
Sunday School will meet ar the usual
hour4s:$o p. N. and at s .. m. the
Sunday School will give the Chris
mas pageant entitled Carrying Christ
to Every Child"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
VAGABOND RESERVES
SEEK COURT GAMES

The basketball team of Vagabond
Reserves would like 10 arrange q
schedule OF games with teams aver
aging between li5 and 135 pounds
Dates for Friday and Saturday nights
are preferred. Teams desiring games
are asked to address J. Alien Levy
manager, % Madison street. Anna
polls.
The Reserves hare only recently or
ganized their team. ana LeTy va
elected manager 70 succeed Francis
Brewer. who is inemteF Of he nail-
Club squad this year J. Stevens ie
captain Of the FIVE. and me following
men are trying for PLACES: Fansani
DeSsntis. Ellinghausen. Longo. Smiff
Chance. Russell and Beayins.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
LEARN OF OYSTERS

Motion pictures Illustrating all pro
cesses of the oyster indissry will be
shown school children in eTert coub-
ty of the State. If Harrison W. V!ck-
ers. Jr., chairman OF the State Con-
servation Commission, is able to make
arrangements with Albert S. Cook
sta.e Superin; endent os Education.
4 finl showing the planting of oys-
ter shells. longing and dredging. oys-
packing operations and oyster yes-
sells on the Chesapeake has been com
pleted for the commission.
With other films nearly completed
treating OF game and other natural
resources, the film will Re exhibited
before members Of the Legislature
next month.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
SENATOR PLEADS FOR
WASHINGTON COLLEGE

Senator ". F. Russell, OF Kent
county, was among the visitors TO the
city yesterday He remained over
night. returning 70 the Eastern Shore
this morning, via the ferry steamer
to Claiborne. The object Of the Sens-
tors mission was to appeal 10 Cover
nor Richie il Behalf Of the bulge
appropriation for Washington College,
at Chestertown. incidentally, the
Senator consulted with Superintendent
OF Public Buildings John Phipps, in
regard to The selection of his seat
In the upper house OF the General
Assembly which viii be convened
within the next few weeks.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
CHRISTMAS OVER EASTERN
SECTION or COUNTRY "a
WILL De C0LD

WASHINGTON. u. G.. nec. 20.
Christmas throughout the East
ern half OF the country VII tbe
preceded by abnormally cold wea-
ther. the Weather Bureau de-
clarcd today.
The area OF extremely low tenn
perature. which had overspresd
the Northwest. was contiHiing to
advance slowly Southeastward.
Statement was made Icy the bu-
reau thai much lowtr tcmpera-
lures might be expected. Tenn
peratures below zero were report
cd this morning as far East as Du
luth, Mimi
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
HARVARD CLUB MEMBERS
DINE At CAPVEL HALL
Hear Addresses By Eliot Wads-
worth. Capt. T. r. Kurtz And
Henry Pennypacker
EFFECT TIVE SPEECHES

A dinner of the Harvard Club. uf
Annapolis, was held las; evening in
the small dining room At Caryel Hall
with about forty men present sidney
Gum presided and introduced the
speakers. who were Captain kurtz,
u :. Navy, Commsndan' OF Midsh.p .p-
men Eliot Wadsworth, 'Ss. Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury. and Henry
Pennypa cker. SIS, Chairman OF the
Committee on Admissions Of Harvard
University.
Captain Kur,z spoke On the iond
telweer Harvard ami The Navy. Re
told of the Harvard shield on which
the numerals OF the class mos, eii
clent in athletics are engraved every
year, and he stated that th,s was toth
an appreciated token OF esteem and d
valuable incentive 20 the Inidsaipmen
Ia also told of his experience with
Harvard men during the war and
how many Of them probably used 70
lu2ury and ease had performed vers
menial and lahorious WORK and had
aIso SHOWN capacity to 90 difficult
things In closing Captain Kurtz ex
pressed the superintendent rcgret
n no. teing axle TO re present, aud
lie Voiced The desire for both for closer
cnoperation between Harvard and The
Naval Academy.
In introducing Mr.. PeBnypacker. Il
was pointed out that he was in charge
Of admission TO Harvard University
and that that imposed grave respolsi
hility because Harvard has reached
the point where It's epre;ncpi IS at
large a3 its facilities permit, and as
II costs the university more thar
twice the amount cf fuitipn.. for each
student. II / ecornes d question of ap
po-tionins the aTsiiaile places 70 the
most DESERVING Mr.. PennYpacxer
told of changes ia the spirit 0f the ami
yers?ty. and gave instances Of the
aard hut clean and chitalrous rivalry
displayed in tho recent game With
Yale. Nr. PennJpacker speech was
most effective one and was highly
appreciated ~ his hearers
Mr. WaGsworth spoAe OF 80 .Dis
armament Conference. the foreign
loars, and on the need or educated
men in Inc government service lie
gave some interesting information
about he Conference and ifs members
and their methods He also told OF
the chaotic coDdit.on of Europe re-
surfing fro,n the lack of capital there,
and the corresp pondingly advantage
Gus position Of the United States in
this respect Mr. Wadsworih spoke
IN very clear and most interesting
fashion, and his speech was greatly
enjoyed ~ he club.
During the dinner a letter from
Franklin Roosevelt; was read in which
he sent his greeting 20 the Club and
stated that he vas we'll on he road
10 recovery from his recent attack OF
poliomyelitis and hoped to be abou:
soon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
W.. B. AND A. BONDS
QUICKLY FLOATEO
Loan Of sl,soo.ooo For New
Financing Oversubscribed 80
Percent In 8 Hours

subscriptions 10 the 81 600 600 issue
, OF the Washington. Baltimore ana An
napOlis Electric Railroad bonds. Of
fered yesterday by syndicate hea ded
by Robert Garrett and Sons. we're 20
per cent. in excess Of the Offering
necessitating a scaling down of allot-
ments. The books were closed al
noon after being open only three
hours. and might have been closed
earlier but for tic fact thl: Boston
and New York bankers participated in
the syndicate ana had 10 be heard
from TIE bonds bear per cent in
40 per cent on the Investment They
mature March l. 1871.
Syndicate nteml ers were pleased
that o9t-of-town subscriptions were so
heavy. About IS per cent: of the is
sue was subscribed in New England.
New York and Pennsylvania, Chicago
and Cleveland. thus giving the Sc
curitics a wide market; Mackubin
Goodrich g. Co. and the Fidelity Sc
curities Corporation were the only
other local members of the purchas-
ing syndicate. which included Tucker
Anthony G. CO.. of New York, and
Stone & Webster, Inc. of Boston. New
York and Chicago.
In connection with the Offering a
letter from George T. Bishop. presi
dent Of the railroad company, To the
syndicate managers made public its
earnings for the current year. those
for Decent er eips estimated in part.
This statement shows gross earnings
exceeding those OF any year since
1915. with the exception OF 1918, in
cludiiig. OF course the earnings of the
ANNAPOLIS Short Line. which was ac-
auirei last February. Total gross for
the year is given as s2.552 900 as
against so ,2S2 600 last year and s972,-
900 in 1915 Operating expenses,
taxes, etc. aggregated sL737 ,o00,
leaving gross income of $Si5,00o. as
compared with s5S6.000 last year,
$4,000 in 1919. s7Ss,00o in 1918.
$7300o0 in 1917 and 100000 in 1916.
After all deductions, including fixed
charges. net income available for divi-
dends this year is given as 1887 900,
The company's funded debt. including
the present issue. is S6,747,000, and il
has assumed the debt of the Short
Line. amounting to sl.972,000. The
company issues no monthly state
men;s OF earnings. and these figures
came as something of surprise 10
bankers not in touch with ts'affairs.
The impression was pretty general
that the company had suffered con-
siderable loss OF traffic through the
depletion of the force at Camp Meade
Now that the camp is to be regular
army post with something like Il Ooc
men stationed there, MIR. Bishop says
the company should he able 20 inn
prove its earnings materially.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
MRS. HILARY WILLIAMS
OPERATED ON YESTERDAY

Dr Charles Bagley, Of Baltimore,
operated last night ~ the Emergency
Hospital on Mrs Hilary Williams,
whose spine was injured in al auto
mobile accident on Sundar. necem-
her H.
lr spite OF being number Of hours
on tie operating table undcr local
anaesthetic, Mrs Williams stood the
operation remarkably we'll and. al
though il is too soon to know anything
definite. her condition today is az fay-
orahle as could be expected in the ex-
is.ing circumstances.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
Truck And Car Damaged

An eXanlina tion OF the fire truck and
the touring car develops that they
were both damaged 10 a greater eX-
tent than al frs, thought. Both front
tires OF the truck were badly cut, a
fender bent and headlight smashed
Mr. Burwelrs car had the gasoline
tank in the rear diSlocaSe1 and per-
haps wrecked. spokes knocked out Of
the two spare tires and ;he uracc
knocked off, and other damage that
gives evidence OF the force of the rear
end impac; that precipi;ated his car
into the iron awning posts. swapping
cne OF them of from It's foundations
\ number of inquiries were made
today as to whether there is any
municipal ordinance regulating the
speed of the city's fire trucks. but |:
seems that there is none, II was also
learned that in Baltimore city. in
dealing with similar problems. the
Fire Board. 10 whom these matters
have been delegated. has in force 6
regulation limiting the speed of all its
motor vehicles 10 eighteen miles an
hour for all occasions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
Where Opinions Diner

.'.Is version of the matter, however.
k a; variance with tha; given ty d.a-
interested eyc-witnesses OF the acci-
dent. and upon winch yesterdays ar
uole was Lased and again verified TO
day Their version is that the cause
of the accident was Tie excessive
speed at which the track was being
driven arouad the turn. and that there
was plenty OF room for II 10 have
completely cleared the touring car il
the truck had lecn under control. The
tact is further pointed to ~ them
tina, L was the left rear of the tour-
ing car that was strIck. and also that
the truck was not gotten under CON
troll before il had swerved across West
street, after hitting the car. and then
Lack again head-long through the
fence of Joseph Lipman's yard.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
BRITISH TROOPS WILL
NOT Be REMOVED UNTIL
TREATY IS RATIFIED
ny Tn. Associated Prr.-J

QCEENSTOWE. Dec 20. Removal
of the British troops from Ireland
which was to have beer begun today
has Lecn suspended and they will not
re withdrawn unless the treaty is rat
fled, II was learned here today.
A transport. WHICH was 20 have
taken on toard troops at Queenstown
today has been recalled TO England
and the special trains. which were to
have teen used 10 remove troops from
,he South of Ireland. will not Re sen.
out.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
ST. CECILIA'S GUILD TO
REHEARSE XMAS MUSIC

There viii lie rehearsal of ST.
Ceciha's Guild tonight al 7:30 o'clock
in ST Annes Church. All memf ers Of
the Guild arc urged TO be present Il
rehearse the music for the Christmas
Eve Service This will he the las
opportunity TO go over the music foE
this service which is ore Of the mos.
beautiful and popular held during tn,
year at 81. Annss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
Dog Owners Must Pay Tax

A number of owners of dogs will
not respond To repeated demands for
them 10 secure their licenses. Off
Gals of the 5. p. c. y. are con'em-
plating drastic measures to require
delinQuents 10 secure their tags and
licenses.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
EXHIBITION TOMORROW

The girls Of the Home Economic
Denartment Of the Annapolis Higf
School will give an exhibition of their
work tomorrow. from TO 4:S0- The
exbil :tion will lie held Al the high
school and patrons and friends OF tho
school are invited.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
PEOPLE Of IRELAND TO
VOTE UPON THE TREATY
tny The As.ociated r-es..,

DUBLIN. IRELAND. Dec 2o.-Dep-
nty John Milroy. speaking in the Dali
Eireann THIS afternoon in support OF
the ratification of the Anglo-Irish
treaty. demanded and received the
promise of Eanon De Valera and other
Irish leaders TO submit the question
of ratification to vote OF, the irish
people
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
STUDENTS ARE NOW
ON GOOD BEHAVIOR

Eating Christmas dinner with tbc
folks al home IL the plaasapt aptici-
patton now fitting through the minas
OF the majority OF the regiment Of 2,4O"
midshipmer al the Naval AcRdemy
Rear Admiral Houry D. Wilson.
superintendent OF the institution, has
made this possible for Uncle SANS
future commanders Of the sea. by the
most libetal holiday order ever issued
in their behalf The. order was pro
mulgated several days ago and il
brought forth Spontaneous shout Of
joy among the Students and prepara-
tions Immediately were started. 10 in
form parents that they We're Going to
walk right in wrthoni "rapping a.
the CO. and help them dispose Of The
Christmas 'uytey and enjoy tho IuSe-
tide festivities generals. e.
Wires -Hot'; Nails Flooded
The wires have feen kept "aot" and
the mails Sondea with The "his news"
and in the meanwhile. tue Middies
have teen EgUrhs on jpsr now muta
time trey Will he allie IN spend wth
their foIks. this OF course telllE bast,l
upon the distance from 'AplapoGs
The Christmas lt.aYe will cover pTac-
tically 10 whole days. and. nieHhers or
all Glasses may avail themselves or
IL, instead OF only the seniqrs,. as in
former years The only stSpg tied
To The privilege IT, that the Njddies
must toe the scratch in. their fsehoide-
tie work this month and their con.
duct too, must te Of the good order.
Needless to say there IL a .''bontnE"
bunch of toys on the, government res
ervatien, all of whom are also, seeing
TO ii thai they leave nothing nndopc
ty way OF hreakips regulations thai
would place them on tho Lad conduct
grado
49, Nearly Al win 60
There wiz he very few who will
he unable 10 lake advantage OF the
privilege. according 10 officials. Tue
unprecedented situation has given the
agents cf the Consolidated Ticket
Offices, a big rob to handle. for the
embryo officers have LOST no time 10
make advance bookings ana reserva-
tops
The holiday liEerty will legiu at
10 a. N. Christmas Eve. and all hands
will lie expected 10 report their re
turn 20 tho Academy by evening roll
call, 7:@o. on January g
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
'IG|FIC TREATY
.'I 1D[S NOT COVER
MAIN ISLANDS
Said TO Be Personal
View OF President Harding
g..,a,e To Japanese Posses
i, In Far East-Principle
oe., LEI, Our
NOTIFICATIONS
ON ARMAMENT PLANS

,5tl\GION. y. G.. dec
President Harding. It wa,
a. ii t1c White House.
II. regard The four-power
treaty a. covering the
lands oi the Japanese
SIS. which Is contrary TO
r.d repeatedly by official
oi ,hr \mcrican dele
aa- described at the
r'.a-c ae the Presidents
l Icu arrived a; without
atsn with the other mem
d. he administration.
lr hlriug was said 70 believe that
mat, ul more applies 10 the ia
by. arauu ne Japan proper than
s,. % the mainland of the United
"a IN his view. IL was said, the
y cover, only island possessions
i, Plc.hc. while the main Japa-
troap occupies the position Of a
g .o ,tr Treaty rather than q
eton
rvnsh Present Modification
8AsmNGTON. u. G. Dee. 2o--The
.ar. .tupo,l.s cf The French gov
asC q Is ne limitation OF naval
re were presented TO the
|.ts sla-roMm,itce OF - o; the
,aseos conference today - NJ
Ss1su. head ot Tie French dele
3d.
se gnuca plan AS presented. il
understood. proposed feet pro-
.on 10 The several classes of craft
Is 10 gAe France a navy that could
.,2tHlei ugou for defensive pur-
IS,
Largely enc Of Principles
,,e 1u rn,a.,a o: u. Sarraut, il
'Coniinusd "n Page -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
MIDD|ES ON EDGE
FOR COMING TO-DAY
YULETIDE HOLIDAY

Majority OF Members Of Regi-
ment VIII Be Able To Eat
Christmas Dinner With Folks
Down Home" Thanks To
Admiral Wilson
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-20
NOTICE
MADAME STANLEY
Scientific Pdtn,ist

step cr the Inside and consult
With her. She gives you saiisfac-
tion before leaving the office.
LOCATED AT No. 81 0EST STREET
Cor Cathedral St-ofTIce on Second Floor
Don't fdii 10 riSif MGddme SiCH-
legs OGcs for ysHT Teias SciShes
aEd gcRr Ncc Years Lack.
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