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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Viewpoint.

once there was one who said
He'd rather far be dead
Who said that he
Would happier be
When his sad soul had fed;
But when 1t came hts day
To walk the Road and pay,
Two never seen
A thin- so keen
AS his desire to stayt
And there was one who swore
He'd he bachelor
He said dad blame
Tho powdered dame
Who anclcd for his gore,
But came Il Jane with eyes
Buc as the summer skies,
Md winked AT him
And called him Jim.
And took him by surprise
That liz the way ii goes:
fellow never knows
WHAT he will spring.
For some new thing
Pumps right against his nose.
And -pnsStt.-Sacrc blue,
The whole scheme hits tho fluc,
Most valued friends.
Life all depends
Upon the point OF view.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic, excepting ON legal md medical
subjects, Irr answered free. As all
Inquiries arc answered directly nv
personal letter. sclf-ndd rrsscd,
STAMPED envelope iS required. Adj
drcss The Timcs-Dispntrh Informal
ton Burcnu, Richmond, Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
WANDA HAWLEY SCORES HIT
IN PICTURE SHOWING AT ISIS

Moving day--cvcrybody knows what
mat means. only Wanda IiawIcy, the
leading actress in the picture which
opened az the Isis Thcatcr Yesterday
was moving from "a rose cn,howercd
cottage into The House That Jazz
Euilt."
This was lucky move cor the pic
turc fans who saw the picture. for
IL resulted in one OF tho funniest.
cicvcrcst comedies that have bccn
screened for some time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
BEBE DANIELS AT BEST IN
1.-TWO WEEKS WITH PAY"

Bcbc Daniels came to the Lyric
Thcatcr In one Of her latest pictures,
1.-TWO Weeks With Pay" and Will he
shown through tomorrow. All who
saw this picture seemed 10 enjoy
themselves to the utmost.
Pansy ODonncll, who sold hats in
tho Partisan shop, and Marie La Tour.
the famous mermaid OF the screen"
might have been twins. they looked
so nearly alike. This is one of the
breeziest. most summary and amusing
comedies OF the season,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
United State. .uh,rcn.ur,c,.

J. +. G.. Wiutcrpock-Th United
states sub,rcasurics wcr. discon-
tinucd by an act Of Congress. ap-
proved May -. 1870. and taking final
effect July !. 1921. The Office at BOs-
ton was abolished October -, 1870.
and that at Chicago November 3. 1871.
The New York office was not on the
program To close. In point Of fact,
the subtrcasur!cs were merged with
the Federal reserve bank at the var
ious cities,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Theater Calendar

ACADEMY-Eeith's vaudev;lle
BROADWAY - Pola Ncgri. in
Gypsy BLOOD"
I.YRIC-Rcbe Daniels. in Two
Weeks With Pay"
BlJoC- Elaine Iiammerstcin. in
The Girl From Nowhere"
isis Wanda IIawlcy. in THE
House That Jazz Built"
BLU EBiRD-Buck Jones. in Get
Your Man
ODEoN-Alice Lake. in I'm
Chartcd seas"
REN-W William Russell. in From
tho West"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
The I'nrc1calcd

Daughter" said the cautious mother. "you
should know. absolutely. tina, YOU love James
above AL things. before you marry him
For mcrcy's sake, Mamma" poutcd the
Girl, you are so unreasonable How can |
know how much love him until marry him
and give him chance to treat me mean and
sec /; can stick TO him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
Fashion stun.

To fascinate Man. Women introduced the low
neck and vacant back. then she tackled the
knoc-skirt and half-hosc
And this of mental alteration. they
say designers and sartorial subtractors have
grown wealthy. But some poor he boob. pays
all tho hills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
y Appointing Democrats

| IL PEI maps lrUn 10 say that patronage
is liability and not an asset 10 any
political party; that in making one man an
official OF the government tho appointing
power makes mn average OF five his enemies
and in time all Presidents and Governors
and Mayors in their hearts become con-
hrmcd advocates OF the civil service.
President Harding has had his patronag 20
troubles just as President Wilson had his.
and President Taft and Prcsidcn, Roosevelt
and all the eminent men who attained the
highest OF American Offices Hungry hum
drods OF faithful followers have descended
unon Mr. Harding with tho demand that
they be rewarded M the expense of the gov
eminent. y regiment alone has conc from
the Presidents own State of Ohio. many OF
them men 10 whom the President is deeply
III debt for favors and support vouchsafcd
ut time when Mr.. Harding himself was in
dire need of friends
Ii mas been Impossible to satisfy any
large percentage OF tho offcc-scckcrs and
particularly difficult to do SO with the gov
crnmcnt in need OF the best business talent
il can get for its money. Mr. Harding has
been torn by conflicting desires. He has
wanted 10 take care OF as many as he could
OF his fellow Republicans, and al the same
time he has wanted To surround himself
with able and efficient men He has Welded
for the most part to The sense OF party low
atty that is in him. but from time to time
during the past months he has found it
necessary. in the interest OF good govern
mcnt, 10 keep Democrats in office or to an
point Democrats TO office. AS result the
President is now being excOriaied by many
OF the leaders OF his party. He is being ac-
cused OF faithiessness 10 party obligation
and OF disregard OF the fundamental pre-
cepts Of practical politics.
This issue was first raised when the Sec
rotary or lie Treasury a few weeks ago per-
sHaded the President 10 keep in Office
group OF assistant secretaries who had
served under Secretary Houston. The SEN
ate aid not like the idea. hut il nevertheless
confirmed tho three Democrats with tho un-
Outstanding that they would serve for only
short time Tho feeling caused by this
act was accumulated when Secretary Of Com
morce Hoover refused TO discharge Demo.
Gratis AT the head of important bureaus in
his department.
on top OF all this came the promotion by
the President the other day OF S Parker
Gilbert. one OF the Houston assistant secre-
taries OF the Treasury and a Democrat. to
be the first Understanding OF Treasury.
This office was only recently created Mr..
Gilbert was one OF the group OF subordi-
nate officials confirmed by the Senate early
in the administration with the expectation
that he soon would resign Instead he has
been elevated to the next highest Office in
tho department. This appointment, was
made wholly upon merit, as nigh, be as
sImcd. The young Official proved his value
TO the government and to Secretary Mellon.
I ard politics was laid aside IN ordo- tr &c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
W Gather Nutc,

Tn"E say that the Hottentot
Never complains whom It's hot;
SUIT let weather infcst us.
We yell for asbestos
We are hot. hut we're not Iottcntot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
80 u. $. ships Mt Hamburg In Jun

:" Z. :. NhfFS nj HnmhurE In JUNO.
HAMBURG, July i.-Twcnty-nine
vessels which entered the port OF
few the stars and Stripes. There
were 6l2 ships, having an aggregate
tonnage of 5SS,4i5. which made port
here during the month. and 71O. hav-
ing tonnage of 650,S46, departed.
In June, 1920. as vessels. having a
tonnage of 355.2l2, entered the port
of Hamburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

Secretary Dcnhy seems to he a sticklcr for
discipline. He has removed Il ship captain
because he consulted with enlisted men about
sciplinary methods. Wonder what Daniels
will think of that Twin City Sentinel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
Charcoal Eph.. Daily Thought.

When all de banks go bust an a man
cNarn't S"t n" credit on de corner" said Char
coal Eth. moodily, he begin { think dat
Heaven. rd free milk an honey. wouldn't he
so bad. Eat banana. MStah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
The Weather
FURNISHED hy .. =. Weather I,ureau.J
Forecast: Virginia.

"frrh~t: NlrEinii -
Partly cloudy today md
tom"rrow not quite ~
wnrm In eastern PARTON
tomorrow.
Sorth tnrplinn-
PnrtiN lou IIy and
somewhat unsettled To
tiat ana tomorrow :
little change in temper
Rturr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

The President has asked Congress to speed
up its tax and tariff measures. IL Mr.. Hard
ing has become impatient that makes it pretty
nearly unanImous.-Wil Star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
1prnl RuinfnlI


Rainfall II hours ending y. NJ. Son-
Rainfall - hours ending Z. NJ. Non.
Deficiency since March I ......... ~
Deficiency since January .. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
Up With the Times

Charlie Dawes is introduced as the com.
poser Of ~ Melody in y Major" and We arise
10 remark that music is the only thing on
which ne seems to have "a composing iniiu-
cncc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
Echoes From Down Home

The air attack on the battleship Iowa
was postponed on account OF a heavy fog
This suggests that il may be we'll to let the
weather department, instead of Congress
decide when We shall go to war in the future
-Grccnshoro News
We have seen lot OF efficiency exper,s
struggling along for some one else. and when
We see that Nc wonder Why they don't start
business OF their own and get "A corner
on the money Of the country.-Durham Herald
Since the opening of the Southern Furniture
Exposition at High FONT furniture dealers
there have sold over a million do!!a-s' worth
OF furniture. The exposition has teen rum
mig nov for two weeks and it's success is
highly gratifying 10 it's promoters and a
source OF pride TO the Statc-kinston Free
Press.
Census figures show further evidence OF Tn.
norihwafd movement Of the colorcd pcople
eventually IL is likely that all parts OF the
country Will he brought in close touch with
the race problem. When that happens II Will
b" much easier OF soution.-RaIeigh News
ana observer.
II seems to lie about the easiest thing in
tn" world 10 sink a submarine when tho huge
mechanical whale quietly submits and offers
/ N" objections To the operation. Such is the
extent Of the knowiedge gained through the
experiments off the coast Of Virginia this
week. winston alem Journal
The Only real argument we've heard against
prohibition in tho last thirty years is that a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
Lnral Temperature Yesterday

y = VI. temperature. .-............. 90
MaNNnu'r temperature - r. H...,. rs
MINIMUM temperature 10 l.. M.. ~
Mean temperature Yesterday ~ s.
norinat tnpcr"ture for this date. -
Excess Yesterday ...............
ENtc'S SINE March .........,.., $50
r'c'hs since January ............. as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

Nov that the Republican party has put
skeletons on the free list perhaps 1t viii open
ur lis political closet and rattle them for
tn. public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
IncaI nh.er,n.Inn. at sr. NJ. Yesterday.
Special Data.

Wind direction. south. wind velocity s
highest wind yesterday. &. weather At
l.. NJ clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
"OnC of ItnNNic's."

our tarii'-inan has a way or saying things.
Speaking Of a character who said he was go
inE 10 ;u-U hill over and plant both sides:
'An' sun, he nevah did see crop neither
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

Tro'1ky predicts naval clash bc,wco,
ms country and England in 1921. because
u maf''im' rivalry As prophet. Trofsky
Is not even honorod his own county,.
H'Ym"ioEi5's "ho arc arguing over the
derivation OF booze would be more in,cr-
u..'"E i 'Ney would toll us some,hne der.
mite as to its destination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

Now that Mr.. Gore has been made genera
manager of the NirGinian Railway, the com.
rany may be expected 10 so out for blood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

the Pilgrims dinner in London George Harvey
drank only ice water.-AshcviIc Citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

Il reckon he did, Boss. If he didn't dcy
snttinCly treat him mighty bad de way dcy
thoo dirt in his face"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

me Only real argument we've heard against
prohibition in tho last thirty years is that at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

rom watson has 1t list OF grievances agains
Tar a yard long, but what il the popula
grievances against Tom could be measured ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

Vegetables burned M by the sun. says ;
market report; tho which probably saved mos
Of thorn from similar fate in the kitchen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

An Interpreter who speaks twelve languages
accompanies senator France to Moscow. For
variety "i languages he probably has the
senator faded. but FOR quantity our money is
On the Marylandcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

fgnLIsHED svery day IN the year q 10 South
Dispatch Publishing Co.. Inc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

pyrisht National Newspa per service)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-03-14
RECENT SALES OF CITY
PROPERTY REPORTED

The following rcs,l estate sales have
heen reported TN aaeh the offices Q.
BERNARD ] Wiegard. local -reai estate
broker
Jacob Ehling. u las Angeles. Calf
has sold dwelling Nos 24S-.i5 Han
Over streei tu Mary r Martin
Frederick W shaw lr Of West
Annapolis. has seld his dwelling on
F1esell street 10 Joseph G Haihis
Paul u. Placide has sold his dwell
lingy No ms Fitch streel Easf port
to Michael Sychun
James 4 Hopkins has purchased
from bernard J Wieeard two sior,
frame dwelling M - Carroll street
Jack I4ipcllin. 81 Norfolk. Va has
purchased from William II Feld!neyei
properly corner Northwest and Cal
veri streets
William II White OF Baltimore. has
purchased from ! Lawrence WaltoI
tract 81 land on Spa Creek
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-03-14
JAMES .CHESTON, 3RD,
WEDS MISS S. RE|SS

The Wedding Of James Cheston. 2rd.
OF Philadelphia, son of Mrs. Norris
Cheston. OF West River. and Miss Sc
donie Ress, Of Philadelphia, was
quietly celebrated AZ high noon on
Saturday at Christ Protestant Episco-
pal Church, af West rivera The eere.
mony which was performed by the
Rev. Rolert A. Mayo, rector Of the
church. was witnessed only by reia-
lives and intimate friends Of the cou-
pie. There We're no attendants,
The bride was costumed in he-
coming gown of blue cloth with hat
10 match, and carried bouquet of
orchids. Following the wedding. the
young couple left for a honeymoon
trip and upon their return they will
reside III Philadelphia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-03-14
BOYS
SCORE AB|GHf IN
FIRST Performance
Cadets, OF St. Johns College, Try
Out Their Show In Preliminary
For Public Performance And
Display Will Be Quite A
Worthy Product
BETTER THAN MOST
SHOWS ON THE ROAD

As preliminary presentation in
preparation for the finished perfop-
nance TO lie giyen Al the Circle
Playhouse within il few days the 81
Johns cadets offered their show The
Frollicking Johmies 10 students and
i few friends on SATURDAY night.
From start 10 finish the perfor-
manee Was highly entertaining and
for Two hours and Il half there Was
not a minute IN which the high humor
the fine music and The novel program
OF The frolliekers failed to entertain
The show i rather / hard one to
describe since il consists of special
ties which are calculated TO appear
20 rapidly that The audience cannot
lie Lored during the two hours and a
half IN which the play runs 1t con
sists OF displays not only Of the col
leee students genius for putting on
q really good show hit of the gem
.Gine ability OF number of the cadets
AS original entertainers
one " the fine things about the
show is that il isn't heavy The boy
have not tried 10 be anything but col
lege students and they have succeed
ed in keeping It in light hufnor tha'
drives cares away
The SHOW starts With an orchestra
number and the ST Johnnies who
compose the orchestra have developed
the best little group Of musicians in
the college into a body of music
makers that would find favor any
where The curtain rises on min
strel show. which has q remarkable
treasure Of new jokes This part Of
ft,ou4iuue,, an page az
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-03-14
FIREMEN TO BURY
ONE OF COMRADES

Members Of the Independent Fire
Company OF which The Young man
MAS 4 member have taken charge OF
ille hodA of Charles X Glass, - years
old. formerly OF Ohio, who died in the
Emergency Hospital here Friday
nigh following 4 brief illness OF
pneumonia
Funeral services will be held from
The hall tomorrow afternoon at +
a.elack The services will be conduct
ed bv Rev E.mmette Il. Spencer, pas
Tor Of MARYLAND Avenue Methodist
E.piseopal Church and interment Will
b. IN 81 Annes cemetery Under
takers lanes S Taylor and Sons have
charge ii the funeral arrangement
Young Glass had been 4 resident Of
annapolis for more than two years
He was Sheet metal worker. en-
liloyed Il the Nayal Academy bro-
th.r. George " Glass. also lives hers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-03-14
FOR SOCIAL EVENING
AT TRINITY CHURCH

Following the regular monthly
business meeting of Centenary Mems
Bible Class of Trinity Methodist Epis
copal Church. South tomorrow even
ing. there will he social and literary
entertainment in the church. The So
cial will be given in honor 81 the
ladies Of the church who are now, or
may become, members Of the W.
mans Bible Glass. \ cordial invita
tion has been exWnded
The business meeting will he held
AT Z 80 o'clock aud the pleasure part
of the evening will start at s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-03-14
Odd FELLOWS DRIVE
IS NEARING CLOSE
Members OF Lodge In Annapolis
Hope For Creditabie Showing
For State Home

With but ave more weeks before the
time expires when contributions for
the proposed odd Fellows Home in
MARYLAND are ia be received. plans are
being carried forward vigorously hy
Grand Lodge otficialS. who reDort that
throughout the State Odd FELLOWS and
Rebekahs are responding generously
10 the appeals, and that The sI00o00
Will he oyersEbscribed
Grand Master H Dorsey Etchison
and Grand Secretary William a
Jones have visitea Dyer 15O lodges in
MarA land during the past few months.
and arc determined ihat every mem-
her in the mother jurisdictiou shall
he given an opportunity 10 share in
this humanitarian project, and q this
end an auxiliary speakers Dareau has
been established. numbering a50 Odd
Fellows. to work with Grand Lodge
officers in advancing the cause or the
home
Members Of the order in Annapolis
are desirous OF making y credtable
showing when the roll of lodges is
called on April 10Th, Al the Lyric IN
Baltimore and representatives press
ent their gifts on the altar of Odd
Fellowship, for the protection Of the
orphan and aged members
Concerning the home project. the
Beard of Grand Ofiicers have the fol-
lowing to say
In order % he prepared with some
thing definite for the annual gather
ing Of the Grand Lodge IN April 4
committee to work with the board has
been selected to prese'li i report 70
the Grand Lodge OF MARYLAND that
will enable il 70 decide upon d site for
the immediate erection Of the long
wished and hoped for Institution The
has been chosen from vari-
Gus sections of The State for the pur-
tGonslnme.s an Page -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-03-14
TON|GHT'S MUSICAL !
FIRST M. {. Church

The masltile @ be given at s p. n
ii The Fifst VI f. Church this even
ng VII! he q real treat 10 those at
ending Some Of the hest known
alenl in The city has been secured.
These @ho have never heard The
tIot aiionist Mrs G. K Clements,
hould avail themselves of this np-
porlanity The soloisis are all we'll.
known artists, aud need no further
comment fhev are Mrs. Richard
Gardner CLANCY. Airs r II Winters.
wife of LIeut Commander Winters, !,
nr Joseph joyce and G /. Clem-
Sou Mrs. Morgan the vile OF Lieut.
Commander A 1. Morgan graauafe
Of Boston conservatory Of Music. viii
render :. piano solo
The noted violinist Prof W II
Sina. aud his wife viii give i scl.c-
fion on the piano and violin Fl
lobster and II Eskoff, cornet and
Nyloph 9ne Other ins.siulle NAL mu-i
viii be hy Prof s.ipia s orchestra and
Ringers Band which will appear
before lie public for the drst line
and is we'll worth the price Of admits
slpn ~ cents,
The accompanies will be Mrs Nor
is4n Miss f,lRabrth Munr.e III Raw
Hng :. and Professor and Mrs Sl,na
There viii also he candy for sale
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-03-14
PAN OF GREASE CAUSED
FIRE AT CAMP MEADE

Fire, caused BY the ignition OF a par
Of eressc. spread through the mess
hall Of Tank Corps Hcalauariers,
Camp Meade, eafig last night
The fire department Was summoned
and. after a brief fight extinguished
the flames only slight damage re-
suited News of the fire. however
spraad 70 surrounding territory, Gal
within short time it Was reported
that serious fire was raging. t3f-
icers OF the camp soon reassured
those who made Inquiries
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-03-14
VAGABONDs TO STAGE
WRESTLING CONTESTS

wish The season OF Basketball
games now wanissg the athletes Of n,
.Vagabond Athlpl Club. Of tbs ,ity
are turning attention q other lines
OF sport Arrangements have been
made for i serses y. wrestling and
boxing hoals 10 I'e staged III the gym
nasium II s ..)fhns College toner
roa evening There will le bouts al
various weights the entries for which
are published else@here by advertise
menf in The Esrning Capital today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-03-14
S.P.C.h. SHOW
FILLS HOUSE ON
SATURDAY NIGHT
A Riot Of Mirth, Music And
Beauty Keeps Audience Enter
tanned From Start To Finish
Of Highly Successful Perfor-
nance
THEATRE IN DARKNESS
FOR HALF AN HOUR

The Circle Playhouse WAS entirely
sold ont Saturday night 10 an eager
audience which arrived in the middle
of ii pouring rain 10 see the much
talked Of $ r. G. 4. Vaudeville per
formance
Al first il looked as though il was
going 10 he disappointed for the cur
tain had barely rung up on The first
act when all The lights went ont and
the House was in darkness for iiaIf
an hour
The Boat, 10 Bimini finally got
under way. ably manned BY crew Of
sca-faring men consisting OF Lieut. 4
Commanders Downes. Dashiell Henry
and Stevens. with a gift for song and
repartee that would make any cruiser
joyful md came to anchor in the
Blight With the cook CHR Downesl do
ing capital niger breakdown that
brought generous round Of applause
William @ deMille's extremely clev-
er skit. Poor Old Jim came next on
the gram II WAS "A most amusing
plav.et. but II really did no matter
as Mrs Brereton WAS so good 70 look
al thar the management could have
put ON any old thing and no one
would have noticed
Incidentally Mrs Rrercton did q
delicate and charming hit Of acting.
pa Q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-03-14
FAYORS 5 NILE RACE

Richard 4 GIendon. coach of the
Naval academy crew is heartily in
favor Of the midshipmen taking part
in races of three miles or longer and
going into the Ponghkeepsie regatta
II conditions parmit Most OF tie rae
ing of the Academy crews has been
over courses Of two miles or less.
Efforts still are being made TO secure
n.feial permission for the inidshipmcn
To row on the Hudson