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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-13
GAP JOHNSON CHAN GEs MIND I ! !!
Native 81 Rumpus Ridge. Ari<., Dscissel
Not to rake \ Second fssfp fss .
ss mats After Dream N

/ u SJ5S4At ljSNS
~ was feeling sorter spslny yestert,aqy
and went to bed Ia the daytinie, ma
drempt that I was about to marry
again." confessed Gap Johnson Of Hum !;
nus Ridge, ARK. II thought right we'll
Of the Tidy, too, till after mess q
the dogs had come In a-yeili1g WITH
several more after 'eln, and all tofe
u1r,tur the bed and went rearing round 90
and round Then most Of my fourteen
children beelged In, clssing and fghf-
Ing among themselves over which gang
of dogs had the right Of It, and most
IL rolled under the bed with the dogs.
where. all hands purseeded 70 pound
and bite and howl in seven Inherent
languages II. sz'e u, II H
L. sThe bed broke down and dep0pu-
lnted me among the dogs and children,
and they all took d whet ut me. About
that time wife mixed In the anecdote
with broom handle, and began t0
club every which-a-way. She got me
time Or two IN the process and
I son,'rss along the line woke u,. Af'
ter / Had wndetl1 out and the dust set.
tied, I began to- think the matter over.
And ii peared like I wasn't nigh aa
skeens I'd marry again as I'D lowed
n was. Kansas City star. (!
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-13
CLOCK CURED OF -TooTHAcHE
Dentist Carefully inserts Two New
Teeth and Few Rods in Immense I
VI London Timepiece.

The clock that hangs eight feet over
the junction Of the Strand and Fleet
street, London. from the east tower OF
the law courts, has just recovered ffffoi.a
an attack of tootha London TIT
Bits states. TT II "
The bells and the intricate mechan-
ism occupy three stories at the top or
the tower. and constant service year
in and year out has, caused the trou-
BILE.
When the dynamo which Winds up
the weights was put into gear recently
there. was squeak from the winding
apparatus, and couple OF teeth were
wrenched from one Of the essential
cogs. faa.as& n
A clock dentist was Immediately
called in, and after careful trea tment,
involving two fresh teeth and the re-
newal of a number Of steel rods, the
clock once more strikes the hour with
unerring punctuality and has entirely
recovered from the weakness sdeyel-
oped during recent years.
The rods which have now been re-
newed had not been touched since
1888, when the clock was first put IN
Few people in London, probably,
know that In this clock at the courts
they have a mechanism unique In the
history Of clock-mnking. 81
! Invented by carpenter on IN en-
tirely novel principle, It Is 1.-THE only one
| Of Its kind In existence, an attempt "a
make a duplicate for st. James palace
having proved a failure. 84s n. \.
It Is 80 accurate that 1t does not
lose as much as one minute In three
months. u
The weight controlling the striking
mechanism weighs ~ tons. and hailga
on a wire s. feet long from the tor
OF the tower into the foundations.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-13
EeTATE AIDED u yEss Fse
5Fs's5 ~ sAsaS \ ToLE Bgs ANA

Jeffersop CIV Since fsshas lass'
NJ, BeckatA apI1es chart ~ 81!
'fice OF secretary 81 State. sst
tention has been given TO helpIax HI
]ers Of stolen cars recovered
serty through TIE N mutt mnhile M
sment. under the silEesgisioa ~
Steininger M n s3'ss I'M
ss kilograms, telephone messenger aal1
letters regarding stolen cars are give3'
Immediate attention. - sA a DO , MI
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-13
WeIIsvilte Mail Route Abandoned.

ellsville, Mo. The star mat rOtltea
running between this city md sfaI1iirs
rock. In Callawey County has beer
abandoned and thu mail NJ de-'
.iiS&aRd by u rural carrier from IN
sWyeIlsville office. Patrons 0f the
Shamrock office are opposed ~, The
plan and have petiti0ped the Rest
Office Department for III con invet 10n
of The service.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-13

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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-13
vi1uhest Moral Courage.

sttdhest Moral Courage. K.
When you are 50 devoted to doing
wilat ID right that you press straight
u q that and Disregard what men
- saying about you. there is the
t1umph Of mOrai courage Phillips
UuooaeA.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-13

n ;Jefef o MI y y; IN lIiiIl ~ T;
sStill comm Il ~ ~
Il Sii,e >stosk aiil - n Y y n Z
Brevios: ll n nv \
ayes y ID 4 r. 4 M & n t.
crop Repof \ N
Il All llxe u % lsiI !!
veal calves aiia
creased slightly 4
greater dfOr. Ss
In gralns az .iosillll 81 sS a akS ia
III. advance over III VIM N
There Il WA ac9ease y! y
wholesale prices 81 sinill q id. ~
while other dalry prO Il
main tue same III declined n 4 I &
spxtent. m ssss a Nd
N Fruits ana segeta biss SNOW a 4
.sapnal advance. There was I sisdi ID
esise ln apples nut sweet
eaIiad tomafces decreased u
Grass beds ilaye bern.
except afiatfa :and { colt 6naee
E:fcllowed tf,a advance ttss sSttils l,t1us of
siint cotton several other seF4
sdown. Bluegrass seed III Hi
s In miscellaneous Items
main generally nnciians eds excl MI tlant n
sorghum nlolasses advanced, III new
syrup came onto the rnarIets n
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-13

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u IeSt3ne expert n
ssslitslld lie rent ~ N
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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-13


Third Annual Corn Cent =
Folovinr our BIN II ssslsna arnsrs IN Bs County
.alectinr their seed com and
courspinc increased production hs yeaf
neums or Tie best ten Of grown " Bates GounE
Cash Premiums Us tel IS: I: sSsas
white Corn any Variety first premium second pre.
asnium SIS OG third premium $3.50 9sss MI
yellow Corn any variety first premium rs second Pre-
/ MUM 3l5 co. third premium 81 So y
All exhibits must Be delivered to the Missouri State
bank 81 81 before 1921 the contest coses on ne
above date All corn exhibited to become the property q tns
The iudrnr viii be by disnterested parties and we
assure YOU there partially in awarding the premiums
Now your opportunity q these cash premiums
Missouri State Bank
AND S8-
The Walton Trust Company
Butler, Missouri
1.-THE OLD RELIABLE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
A Near Tragedy

What might have been a canine
tragedy was witnessed Is the resi-
lnets of Spa View Height" on Wed-
nesday, in the nearby creek. 4 slight
skim OF ice had formed on the water
the nigh. before 4 small deg. think
Ing edivently that tho ice would hear
him. walked out some distance from
the shore and broke through He
struggled manfully. bat II seemed he
was doomed. as there was no boat at
hand which could be pushed out In
time to save him. The little fellow.
however. applied himself vigorously
to putting his shoulders alternately on
The ice and breaking IT down. and
finally reached the beach.
Full OF Joy he then skedaddled for
home 70 the great delight Of the on
lockers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
CAST OF PLAY TO Be
PRESENTED TONIGHT BY
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA

The cast Of Green Stockings he
PLAY 10 be given Al ST. Mary's Iial.
oni.ht and tomorrow night hy the
Daughters of EsaielIa il NJ folIpMs
Admiral Grice tretire,D testy oil
gentleman If about o.. with The man
ner of an Old sea dog. Of ruddy com
plexi0n, with white hair and Wifisk
ars. Arthur Callahan: William Fara
iay. Il well preserved man q ahou
SIS. fashionable. superficial and thor
,ugllly selfish. Wilton r. McNilliams
Colonel Smith I. dignitied dryly hu
norous man. Of military bearing. ahou
10 years cid. Reginald (ieraei Roher
Taver. All empty headed Young swell
NiIliam ! McNillmins; Henry Steel
,ud James Raleigh. two Young me
il about 30 and -, respectively. An
irew Mustcrman and DANES Costello
Martin a ligniiiea old family sery;tn
". q Martin, Celia FardeIaY, m IN
lffotted woman Of - with s,nso Y
hum0r. Gertrude Jones Madgc, tAlrs
Rockingham and Evelyn d4ad
Frenchari) handsome we'll dressea
fashionable Women Of af and "a Lena
sIaealuso ara .Ai,l eantler Phyllis.
he Youngest sjsfr 4 eharniips and
err,fs. hui thauebiiess seliish pirl. of
.e talherine tsertei Mrs che holm
F'lrad3t ii 6.hieaGo tAmf ida1 !
llria ,inick te,upgro.l m.lras-hsarf,' So
vGn4ali III 81 al heTs1houie
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
AUTO TIRES VALUED At
S4OO BURGLARS BOOTY

Sometime Tuesday night. the auto
mobile garage OF w. C. Cooke at Ar
nold's Station in the Third district.
was entered by burglars who made
away with a quantity of tires. The
robbery was discovered yesterday
morning when Mr.. Cooke went to open
the shop for the day. He reported
the matter to Sheriff Thomas S. Dove.
and afterwards made an inventory Of
his stock. which showed that tires
amounting to $500 we're missing.
The culprit. or culprits effected an
entrance to the garage through vim
dow. ii was discovered. Chief deputy
sheriff Edward Dove. and other depn-
ties of Sheriff Doves office have been
maintaining sharp lookout. but thus
far have been unsuccessful in gaining
a clue TO the perpetrators of the burg
larry
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
BASKEERS
IN DOUBLE BILL At
COLLEGE GYM. TONIGHT

Desotees of basketball are offered
i double bill tonight by the vagabond
Athletic Club. OF Annapolis. arrange
ments having been made 10 stage
games between the Vagabond regulars
and the Young Mems Association of
Baltimore, and the vagabond Reserves.
and the five OF candidates for the
Naval Academy
both OF the contests will be played
N the gymnasium OF ST Johns Col
lege That between the Reserves and
Candidates is booked to get under way
AT Is o'clock, and the main attrac-
tion will start Immediately upon con-
cIusion OF this. Both games will AT
ford much interest. it is predicted
Francis Brewer. one of the first
string men Of the vagabonds. has
taken charge of the Reserves and is
whipping them into good trim for
their fracas He is DESTROYS OF ar
ranging games, and all communion
lions should be addressed 10 him
Manager Holiday OF the regulars will
start Bob" Jones and nucky.
Brewer, at the forwards, with Holland
rs centre. and Peck Jones aud
Craig will do the guarding Manager
Leimbach. OF the Y NJ A. quint, has
not announced his lineup. Sergeant
Holt t. S. Army, will referee the
games. No admission Will be charged
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
WOMEN WITH BABES IN
ARM DASHED TO DEATH
AS SHIP WENT ON ROCK
tgs The Asseeiated Rsesa !,

MANILA. p Il, Jan. 27- Women
with babes in arms leaped overheard
and were drowned or dashed TO death
against the rocks as result OF orders
of the captain Of the schooner Folici-
dad. wrecked at the mouth of the
Agno river. paneasian Province, with
loss of tllirty-slx lives. according to
statements OF one of the rescued pas
sengers
Official inyetigaaion was ordered
here today OF the conduct of The cap
tain and crew of the wrecked vessel.
The captain ordered all hands TO
jump overheard when the storm toss
ga schooner rounded and appeared to
be breaking 10 pieces on the rocks.
Among the fourteen survivors were
the captain and four OF the crew
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
MAY BRING SUIT
AGAINST ELECTORS
Annapolis Lawyer Has Not Been
Paid $50 For Service Cast
ing State Vote

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
WOMEN UNITE FOR
LEGISLATIVE WORK
Ten OF Largest Organizations In
State Form council--Mrs.
Robert Moss Member

That ten OF the largest and most in
fluential women's organizations in
Maryland have organized legislative
council 10 coordinate the activities of
thousands OF women in Maryland in
behalf OF legislation for the welfare Of
women and children. Is the announce
ment just made by Miss Emma Weber.
chairman of the Congressional Com
mittee Of the League Of Women Voters
and head OF the council Mrs Robert
Moss, or this city, OF the Mothers
Congress, is a representative on the
council
The announcement is the first indi-
cation that club and professional wo-
men and social workers throughout
the State will combine their strength
in the support Of measures Of interest
10 women
II is the first time thst women's or
ganizations in Maryland have dele
gated representatives 10 a permanent
committee for cooperation OH legis-
lation Members OF the council point
ed out the influence such group
might WELD on any measure
The council. which has been fora.ed
under the auspices Of the League Of
Women Voters. Is the outggomth OF
the delegation OF Maryland women
which appeared before The state
representatives in Congress last De-
cember In behalf of the ShaRpard-
Towner bill During he last few
weeks Miss Weber has been working
toward the permanent advisory
council
In addition 10 the league. the coun-
ell Is made up Of Representatives OF
The Maryland Federation of Womcn's
CLUBS. Womens Christian Temper
ance Union OF Maryland Momen's
Civic League OF Baltimore, Com
sumers League of Maryland, inter-
national Federation of Catholic Alum
nae. Mothers Congress. Council OF
Jewish Women. Service Star Legion
and Trades Union Leagne.
Miss Weber announces that the or
ganizations are not committed TO a
legislative policy through their repre-
scntatiyes on The council. but that the
committee had been formed To act as
a clearing house for the legislative
activities of. these various large or
CARNATIONS and to facilitate co-opera-
ton between the thousands OF women
enrolled in them on the legislation
which all these organizations may
wish TO support.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
Duck Laid Black Egg, Too

4 second black egg appeared in
the poultry house OF W. II Kruger. OF
Winchester. Third district Mr.
kruger discovered that dick laid i
aud traced the exception 10 the usual
color of egg 70 the fact that the pro-
duoer. an Eastern breed Of fowl, had
eaten an over-qnantity of charcoal
which be daily supplies his rouitry.
The second egg WAS lighter in color
than the hen egg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
CONSIDER PLAN FOR
SHORT LINE MERGER

Details OF the proposal 10 take over
The Annapolis Short Line Railroad
under an operating agreement were
discussed Yesterday by directors of
The Washington, baltimore and Anna
polis Electric Railroad Company. The
hoard will meet again in Baltimore on
February 4. when it is expected that
tho proposition will be finally APP
proved and submitted to stockholders
for ratification at special meeting
TO be called soon
Shareholders Of the Maryland Elec-
trio Railways. which controls the
hort Line. will hold special meet
ing on February ;.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
FIRE in PULLMAN can sHOPs
CATSES LOSS OF si50,000
aBy The Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. ILL, Jan. q The
freight car erecting shops Of the Pull
man Car Company. seven freight cars
and twelve coaches. we're destroyed by
fire today.
J. E. Weaver. one OF the vice-presi-
dents Of the company, estimated the
loss al $3.50, ,000. He advanced the
theory that spontaneous combustion
vas responsible
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
COUNTY JAILS TO
DISCARD. IS JUDGE
FORSYTHE' S PLAN
Associate Jurist Of Fifth Circuit
Suggests Erection OF Four
Buildings In Different Sections.
And Controlled BY State Board
OF Prison Control
MEANS or AVERTING
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS


judge William y lorsNtlle asso-
~. jt'iss Il ihe titi1t Judicial CIR.
asit. which comprises Aunr AFundei
ollnt> las taken hr initiative ~
Nolying 4 plan with tlsa sl,'w 't pre-
entine jail deliYeries similar 70 that
.erpetrated III the Howard county
Ill at Elliepii cry few days ago
hen 4 RIO Of prfsepers dug their
aa olll judge i'orsythe viii present
IFS idtas e Govern RileMe tof
,ensi lerltion
The main recommendation G he
i tile hs JUDGE t'arsyilse will be doing
a@lv With county jtii aud tlfr coli-
traeii"n 81 foti prison buildings q
Is. located II tile southern Western
til Easfern Shor, tion q the
ssfte. control of all h' institutions
I" he naa,r fh Safe haard n Prison
tntrol
] Feplae. b, peotN paid sheriff.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
GOVERNOR RITcHIE
70 ADDRESS FARMERS

The annual banquet of the Howard
County Farmers Association will be
held q. the Howard House. Ellicott
City. on Saturday. February IS.
Guests who are expected 10 be pres
ent and make addresses are: Cover
nor Richie, Comptroller E. Brooke
Lee. State Treasurer John H. Dennis,
Secretary of State Philip Perlman :
DR.. A. r. Woods. president of the Uni
versity of Maryland. and ex-State's
Attorney Joseph E. Donovan
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
SERVICE
WILL Be IMPROVED

The inability OF the Public Service
Commission 10 get telephone connec-
tian with subscriber listed in the
Telephone Directory has caused the
adoption OF several new regulations
which, il is said will minimize q
grbwing annoyance to the general
public
Hereafter when a subscriber has
moved his residence or place OF bust
ness and his phone service IS tenn
porarily interrupted, it will be the
duly of the telephone company % adj
wise persons attempting to get The
number of the cause Of the interrupt
ton. a member Of the commission
last week tried TO communicate with
a subscriber and was informed that
tie party did not answer A mes
scnger was dispatched to the place
or business and returned with the in
formation that the person had moved.
The company has also been noti-
fed by the commission that re-
vision of the Telephone Directory is
necessary. The Commissioners say
that in several instances they have
found listed in the book the names
Of persons long deceased
Regulations adopted during the war
by the commission curtailing informa-
tion TO be given by the company in
reference To the phone numbers az
street addressed viii be rescinded.
Hereafter anyone calling for the phone
number al certain house must be
supplied with the information.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
BDNIrsES TO BABES TO BIZ
TAX On PARISH BACHELORS
Correspondents ls.sociated T'ress.l

PARls. Jan. . Bachelors Of Paris
ire TO be taxed to pay bonuses to
Tables The Grneral Council Of the
Seine Ilas decided that mothers giving
firth t,9. tilira Child shall receive
$50 francs, 400 francs for the fourth
alilldand 450 for all children beyond
le fourth
This system sill apply to iIlegiti-
mate as well to legitimate chill
dren
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
BOQKl OVERS Hear OF
"jEKYLL AND HYDE

TIL l.aekioYefs Club nie' ea'f l.sy
ftternoon al In hane of Mrs " III
Nari. ell. TIE sltl,1e,l for The ,iay
xas Dr Jeksll ard MIR + le Mrs
at II Robert .Ir related ne origin
H tar storY The idea Of tive trans
ormation from one persailalitg % an
)iher eame 10 iloben Louis sleyer-
son iii 4 dream
Mrs &. A ,Mac(s0wan read 4 paper
~ t9e purpose Which Stevenson had
ii ueiting II, ler IlmnG Icing that
,ae, &c had been Intensely inter-
sste,l il Tie s,tlie,5 of dual person.
lif4 be en4tolied fhe dream ii 4
siayt.I, whose artistic excellence con-
cills the deep moral purpose which
le had III writing Il.
alrs. S. W Douglas read papcr
on stories Of luaI personality J" hich
1ave appeared since Or. Jckyll and
MIR. Hyde. and lie citation OF cases
In actual life Her paper MAS full
ST suggestions and brought oul lnuch
discussion.
Tile club. which was recently or
yanized. chose It's name a The neet-
ng yesterday and completed ITS or
ganizatioh BY electing Mrs " II
Kadesch. yice-president- Mrs. 6 K.
Clements Is president. and Mrs
Charles Bramble, secretary Mrs.
Harold A. Everett Nas appointed
chairman Of the membership commit
tee. and all applications for member
ship should lie made throngh her
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
MAN GsOwN AS @AL" NAY
HAVE KILLED STUDENT, HINT
tBy the Associated Press.l

PHILADELPHIA. PA. jan. Y.
Possibility that the defense might
contend that 4 man known only as
al" NAV have killed Elmer G.
Drewes. Dartmouth College student,
found murdered last fall. was limited
at during the trial today of william
BrInes. University of Pennsylvania
Sophomore, charged with frst-degree
murder In connection with the
Drewes murder
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
KEYSTONE STATE Would LIMIT
BOXING TO FIFTEEN ROUNDS
Inv Vhe Associated Press.

HARRISBURG. PA. Jan. q Fif-
teen round boxing matches and the
creation OF state boxing commits
sion are provided in bill introduced
in the legislature.
The commission would have its gen
eral Office in Philadelphia and would
be authorized to issue permits and
make regulations governing all box
ing bouts.
a fine of 81 900 for violations of the
regulations OF the commission is pro
yided for in the measure.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
CITY BOY, MANAGING Ed.
OF HARVARD MAGAZINE

CAaiIlRID<iE. MASS. Jan. q
tSpecial.) David Hall. OF 81 Madison
street, Annapolis. a member of the
Junior Glass al Harvard College a
former student OF ST Johns. hnnapo-
Ii, was elected managing editor, at
recent meeting of the Board Of Edi-
tors. OF the Harvard Magazine Hall
has been interested in literary work
on this publication almost since its
foundation in 1919
The Harvard Magazine is published
monthly aud contains poems, stories.
and ESSAYS. written by the under
graduates of the University OF Rad
cline II IS ono Of the few under
graduate activities which is carried
on in conjunction with the students Of
the girls college connected with iIar-
ward
Young HALL is the son OF Prof.
Angelo Hall. an instructor in the De
partment of Mathematics at the Naval
Aeadcmy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
DOG FANCIERS WERE
GIVEN A CHANCE

They we're the prettiest puppies
that | have ever seen" said a gentle
man last night. and | bought one of
hem
He was talking about the puppies
which lady offered for sale in an
advertisement appearing in the Capt.
fal classified Column. The purchaser
stated that three Of the pups, which
arc Spanish poodles. have already
been sold through the advertisement
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
BELGIAN SHIP. THOUGHT LOST,
SAFE, NEW YORK REPORTS
tBy The Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Jan. 81. The Belgian
steamship Cannonier. believed yester
day TO be the ship from which s. o.
s distress calls were received, Is
safe. and al noon today was about 30
miles east of Ambrose Lightship.
This information came to the naval
service here in radio dispatch from
the captain OF the ship, in which be
denied sending out distress mes-
gsge u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-27
Cadets Doing Pennanee

The cadets of ST Johns are now re-
a,lired to walk off military penalties
on Tie cement walk along College ave-
me. immediately in front Of Mellow
ell Hall. When an officer appears on
the street in passing. abe cadet comes
TO attention, faces the officer. and
holds his gun erect until the commits
stoned man passes.