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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
CANON Talbot COMING
TO DELIVER Lecture
Annapolis Chapter Of National
Cathedral Arranges Event To
Follow Ash Wednesday
WILL BE ILLUSTRATED

With the approach Of the Lenten
season naturally there will he a ces-
sation OF social activities which have
been so much in evidence here. as
elsewhere.
Annapolitans however. will have a
most interesting event taking place on
the day after Ash Wednesday The
Annapolis Chapter OF the National
Cathedral Association is sending out
inyitatinos TO an Illustrated lecture 10
be given in the ballroom at carvel
Hall by Canon Talbot OF the Washing
ton Cathedral
The Annapolis Chapter of the Asso-
citation was organized some years ago,
Mrs. Buchanan Henry being one OF
those most interested in its Develop
ment During the war its activities
ceased for a time. but in the spring
of 1920. wo meetings were held and
many new members added
Az that time the Bishop OF Washing
ton appointed Mrs. Al III Scales. chair
man OF the Fifth District Because OF
Illness In her immediate family Mrs.
Scales has asked the following women
to form a subcommittee in charge Of
The lecture on February s. Mrs.
Theodore w Johnson. chairman: Mrs.
A y Brown, Mrs Anon Bronson. Mrs
Carroll Alden Mrs T. L. Johnson. Mrs
W H. Hewitt Miss Elizabeth Jessup.
Miss Aroostine Scales. Miss Isabel
Bruce
Those who have visited the National
Cathedral know OF its beauty and in
terest Being a National Cathedral
and situated IN tho Capital il ap-
peals not only 10 members of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, but to
people Of all denominations MANY Of
its warmest supporters mad most gem.
erous subscribers are those belonging
TO other churches
Canon Talbot knows his subject
thoroughly and is al all times an inn
pressive and interesting speaker The
lantern slides with which his lecture
Will he illustrated. are beautiful and
show from all points Of vantage. just
whai has laready been accomplished
in the construction OF this wonderful
edifice, in which al Americans have
share and should be most justly
proud
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
FORMER ANNAPOLITAN
DIES IN ST. LOUIS

News has been received here of the
death at his home in St Louis. Mo-,
on Saturday Of John Sands. son OF
the late James and Jane G. Sands. of
Annapolis Death was due to gall
stones. Mr.. Sands was native Of
Annapolis, but went went in 1876. He
was ut one time engaged in the oyster
packing business here with Johnson.
Sands and Company He is survived
by two brothers. James H. Sands, and
William II. Sands, both of Annapolis.
A sister. Ellie Jane Sands. died AZ her
home in Annapolis on December IS,
last The brother. who was i'll at the
time. was not apnrised OF his sister >
death
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
TAuSaG TO
Be BURIED IN NAVAL
GENE Terry TOMORROW

Tie body OF Rear Adniral Edward
u, Taussig. United States Many
tretiredl who died L. he Naval Hos
pital at Newport r. on SATURDAY
viii be brought 10 annapolis toinaf
row for burial in tie Naval Geaeters
The funeral which viii b. with fall
military llonors due the station Of The
deceased officer Will be held from tliC
Naval Aeademy CHAP Al 4 30 O'Clock
in lie afternoon
ADMIRAL Taussig WAS s. years olo
and was a native of 81 Louis No
was graduated from lie Naval leai
esuy iii 1867 and 4 YEAR later was
for service during IN
earthquake Al africa During The Tag
ser day of the spanish american War
while Il eaptsln commanding u he Ben
nington liz took possession Of Wake
Island for the United states He all
erNards served IN executive posts in
he Philippines
During his 1ernis of shore datA
Rear Adnliral Taassig had command
IN the Pensacola, New York and SCR
folk Navy Yards lie MAS retired II.
inG9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
5. GROVE CLANCY
DIES IN BALTIMORE

A. N. CLANCY. Of the firm Of
Clancy Livery and Transfer Co, has
been called to Baltimore by tho death
or his brother, s. Grove Cllaney. which
occurred at 10 O'Clock last night at his
mothers home. No, 1882 ". Fayettc
street, affer a lingering illness,
The deceased was the sen Of the
late Solomon c. NJ Clancy and grand
son Of The late solomon Groves and
Marine DlYall Chaney Mr. CLANCY
was AZ years old. He was horn In
Anne Arundel eounfy. but went to Ball
timore many years ago. Besides his
widow. Mrs. Mary CLANCY. he is sur-
vived by his mother. Mrs. Lalo
CLANCY. one sister. Mrs ], B. Kenny,
and two brothers, III IL and a III.
Ghaney
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Y0MAN. MISSING FROM
HOME, FOUND, UNHARNED
Lee lle .Asaoeiaaed rreas.l

Los ANGELES. CALIF., Jan. 81
Mrs. Gladys Ws,herell who disappear
"a from her home here last Tuesday.
was found early today in small
country horse 20 miles southeast OF
Los Angeles, according to police re-
ports Mrs Witherell was unharmed
Two men. who gave their names as
* J. and Floyd Carr we're arrested.
The discovery Of Mrs Witherell aud
the arrests were through the efforts
of two Los Angeles detectives The
officers said the Carrs confessed they
had i'll feelings towards the woman s
father-in-law, s. J. Witherell, and
had Kidnapped airs Witherell partly
FOR revenge and partly to obtain ram
som money Of which it was said they
had demanded $4,000.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
BURGLARS GET Sl19,OOO,
THEN SET BANK AF|RE
fls, Tie .Assoeistcd Press.,

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Jan 81
The commonwealth National Bank at
Reedvilie. Va, a village 100 miles from
here. was robbed OF cash and securi-
ties totaling $4,000. and then set on
iire, according 10 reports received by
officials here today
The collector OF customs al Reed
vile III reporting the robbery said II
occurred about 80 O'Clock and that
tlle robbers were believed 10 have es-
caped in an automobile. The build
ing frame one. two stories high.
was DESTROYED. The cash missing was
placed ny hank officials at $4,000
while the 100000 in securities con-
tanned large number Of liberty
bonds
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
SIN ATTACK ON GOD.
SAYS NAVAL CHAPLAIN

Chaplain Patrick q s. n preached
x All unusually large congregation
yesterday iii the Academy Chapel
The civilian portion Of the partici
oants in the services tried after the
nitIshipmen and other naval people
il the congregation had been seated
he full capacity Of the Chapel Chap
lain Patrick preached a vigorous and
most helpful sermon from the text
How can / commit this great wrong
agalnst my master and sin against
God n Gen. 800.
The chaplain said that all sin il
Ia attack upon society. the authority
II Col. and the character Of the indi-
sidual who committed II Society
could not exist under the sway Of
rong-doing. The authority of God
3s. necessary for the well-heing of the
commonwealth. Mere morality will
not suffice. Men can assume for the
sake Of their respect that they have
Cor the opinions of others, an atti-
ude OF propriety in their acts, but
there should be a higher motive
" have seen. said the chaplain,
a white man go amongst the Moros
md assume their dress and habits
ard have tile contempt Of his race
ana the greater hatred Of the Moros
themselves. Joseph safety vas his
resnecf for the authority Of God. His
preserving force was q guard and a
defense in al times of trial: How
can sin against God9.
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels attended tas services.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
ANNUAL MEETING
OF SOCIETY P. C. A

The annual meeting OF the S. r. G.
a will take place tomorrow after
noon al p. m in Carvel Hall 1t
is hoped all members will attend this
meeting when the election of officers
Tor the coming year Will occur The
s r G. A. has recently been the
recipient OF a present OF 500 from
Mrs + D. Rerrien. its founder, ten
wears ago. and who has ever since
continued 10 contribute most gem
erousls 10 the funds OF the Society
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
MIDDIES OBSERVING
INTERCOLLEGIATE RULES

The Naval Academy is showing in q
practical Way its willingness TO abide
IS the eligibility rules in force in the
colleges. ny actually observing them
ii certain OF It's contests. In the
swimming meet against Princeton
Saturday. ii used no first-year stud
euts. thus foregoing the services OF
some Of its best men.
The Naval Academy has already
agreed to conform to the rules of the
had.es governing several brarches OF
intercollegiate sports. and has an
bounced that il will adopt such rules
whenever ii is demanded by the team
which il meets.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
i. S. SUPREME COURT
REVERSES CONVICTION
IN ESPIONAGE CASES
eRy The Associated E'ress.l

WASHINGTON - G.. ian 81
Conviction II Victor L Berger and
four other members Of The Socialist
party for violation OF the espionage
act was reversed today BY The Sn-
preme Court on the ground that Judge
Lands should mol have tried the case
after he was disqualified.
The four other Socialists convicted
were
Adolph Germer, National Secretary
OF the party; William Il kruse, i.
Louis Engxhal and Erwin St. John
Tucker
The court divided to 3. Justices
Day Pitiman and McReynolds dis
senting
Berger and the other four men We're
convicted under the section prohibit
ing attempts TO cause violations Of the
espionage act and sentences ranging
from % years imprisonment was ini-
posed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
SPIKE WEBB TO HELP
TRAIN TRACK TEAM

spil5o Wei1b. hpxing iasfru tol
and coach A Tie Naral Academy. who
received his early triniing in Bilti
more. Mill also al as trainer and as
sistala coacn of Tie Asadeaiy ilel2 ,nd
track team. assistius Couch 4. II
Maug Weo, hdss met With great ,':e-
cess in the different limos u which fe
MS been aodng AZ the Academy. Fas
hc King schedule begins next Saturday
Mebbs charges meeting the ring men
nf carnegie institute.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
WOMAN BEATEN ASD STABBED
10 DEATH IN CLEVELAND
az. The As.oelated pre.s.l

CLEVELAND. O., Jan 81 Miss
Gretchen Brandt. thirtv-seven was
found beaten and stabbed TO death to-
day in her room al the home OF her
bro;her-in- law, Dr. Lester Seaman
with whom she lived.
The head vas erushe d by some
heavy weapon and there were several
knife cats about the body Robbery
evidently was the motive for the
crime, $500 worth Of iewelry being
missing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
LEAVES TO ENGAGE IN
BUSINESS IN GOTHAM

8. soyoea a tailor for number q
years j resident Of Annapolis. left last
night with his family to take up his
residence in New York whore he will
engage in business.
He has disposed OF All his property
u Annapolis. with the exception Of
MS home on Conduit street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
PRESIDENT TO SIGN
BILLS AT CAPITOL
MARCH a
lRn The A.saciateA rtc.s.A !

WASHINGTON. II O.. Jan.
81 President Wilson was rep
resented today as having de-
eided 10 60 to tbs eSecntiye
room I'll the Capitol on ihe
morning of March 4 q sign
hills passed IN the closing
hours of this session and
which could not become law
unless approved hefore lhe al
lournment of this session II
viii be- his first visit to file
Capitol ii more than two
years
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
MRS. c. A. FRIEMEL
OPERATED UPON

Mrs. Friesnel. wife Of Charles IS
Friernel, West street merchant is in
a critical condition at the Emergency
Hospital. she IS operated upon on
Saturday for organic trOnhie. This
made the eighth operation 10 which
Mrs Friemet has been subjected for
like trouble. Tho patient was resting
somewhat easier today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
ADMIRAL SIMS TO
LECTURE NEXT MONDAY

Iiear ADMIRAL Sims Of The Navy WHO
is to deliver the first Of a series Of
lectures at the Naval academy will
not lecture tonight as previously
stated, but On Monday night Of next
week. The lecture will he delivered
in Sampson Hall.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
Sun Parlor Near Completion

The sun parIor on Franklin street.
erected for the use of the nurses Of
the Emergency Hospital is now near
" finished. and presents an inviting
; appearance.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
WOULD FIX PERSONNEL
OF NAVY AT 100000
lIsr RE AsscsAatesi T,rens

WASHINGTON. D g. Jan y Re
duction of the Nays enlisted person
mel 10 i maximum Of 100000 men as
compared to the present possible
maximum OF AZ 900 IS provided for in
the Navy appropriation bill.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
Livestock Over Six Billion

WASHINGTON. n. c.. Jan. s1.
Livestock on farms and ranges Janu
arv were valued at s6-2s5, $50 600.
compared with $S.507.I45. 900 in 1920.
the Department Of Agriculture an
nounced today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
PRESIDENT REFUSES
CT E NJ E N CY FOR
EUGENE DEBS
tHy The .assoelated Preaa. !

WAsHiNGToN. d. G, Jan.
II President Wilson today
refused 70 commute the SEN
fence of Eugene r Debs. sem
Fenced 10 ten years in The
penitentiary for violation OF
the espionage act.
Debs, many times candidate
Of the Socialist party for
President. entered the peni-
Tertiary on ten-year sen
tence. following conviction
by a Federal Jury al Cleveland.
O.. September II. 1918. for vio-
ldtion Of the espionage act
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
FUNDAMENTAL TEACHING
OF CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Rev. Edward D. Johnson Begins
Course Of Instruction n
ST. Anne's P. E.
MEANING OF BAPTIs M

IN s. Anne's Church he rector.
Rev Edward i, Johnson, began yes
terday a course Of instruction ID the
fundamental teachings of the Chris
tian Church The first address VAS
upon the Christian Name conferred
N Holy Baptism
The minister said the church CAFE
ehisnl opens With the question What
i Your Name Ii is constant re-
minder Of the supreme worth of per-
sons. Of each individual There is
much % cause lis to think III men
Il the mass. 81 human life as cheap;
g think lightly Of the sin of exploit
ing or degrading people for gain. The
Christian view is that each person is
lear 70 Col is His child.
The significance Of Baptism was
hen explained MISUNDERSTANDING
md nnelhical views concerning ii
pointed our It's essential meaning is
he incorporation of ones life into ths
sreai Fellowship he Church and
he receiving and blessing rs Christ
Christian Name. Reminder
The Christian Name is Il constant
reminder Of ones own worth 10 God
stimulus 70 a true self respect
God IS d Being Of infinite self re-
specl'':: all His laws express His char
ecter Respect for the persons Of
others follow even when they hold
themselves cheaply One who shares
5od's view Of His children. and His
love for them, will not assist in their
degradation even though they consent
70 il or invite il.
II is reminder TOO that each one
aas call to 4 particular work in
he sight of God Each has a talent
or talonts 10 contribute. One may
nrv it deny that he has ii. use Il
salishly, or use il destructiveIy Bui
here Is a true and noble use for ii.
Eaeh Christian may nus always be
ware Of his especial place and cali
ing, and deliberately Danish from his
thought and conaucr a pagan estimate
of life
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
Packard Operations Suspended
CFsy The Assoeiatea PFeas,l

DETROIT, MICH, Jan 3I-Opera-
tons were suspended today in several
departments of the Packard Motor Car
company's plant. which re-opened
several weeks ago The number OF
men affected was NOT disclosed.
Approximately 10000 employees of
the Ford Company returned to work
today. -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
Bomb Endangers Many Lives
ny The As~ociatef Press !

SHARON. PA. Jan. 81 Many per
sons had narrow escapes from death
or injury early today when two bombs
exploded in the doorway of a grain
dealer here Windows in two of the
leading hotels were demolished, but
guests escaped injury
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
BANK BANDITS SHOOT
THREE DETECTIVES
fssy The Associated F,ress.,

DETROIT. MICH. ian 81 Three
detectives were shot hy robbers today
in the Morton Bond Conipany's Offices
in the public square downtown At
tie hospital il was said two Of the
detectives probably viii die. The
bandits escaped with $4,000 in liberty
bonds, according to police reports.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
IN NAVY
NOT ENDANGERED.
DECLARES DANIELS

Secretary Tells Midlles Ships
viii Not Be scrapped At Least
In Near Future, In Farewell
Talk Last Night To Regiment
At Academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
'Alnrea

SPRTGGS STNafs Kent SpTiggs
Jr.. Is: Victoria simuls. .is. both Of
Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
Marriage Licenses

JENKINS HENDERSON Hyde II.
Jenkins. p; Viola Henderson. %. both
of Washington, p. g.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
Back 70 E.ailar.s IIesk

YaHl gen hmen. naturally. are
kcnniy, inters Sled about tile future or
Ihe fGlsS said Secretary Daniels
nef is gl0ri0as pass Du know Now
eeu are thinking Nhai Of the IN
@tnre. fIi Yiea ot the gfaat deal Of dis
tssipu drrtng tie las; several months
,esardng tli, iIlare s tho army and
ha Ilayy2
This rcpui lic aluass hes had the
high resolve 10 10 its part IN pre-
wing The peace ef the world. until
Sli nations agree 10 lay down arms
to trnHt ii Cod and keep our powder
dry.
To-day in, Congress there are sug
;estions Of disarmament This IS a
,r3per and wise thing to do. il lefi to
international decision. but 1t Is dam
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-31
Make own Tra.liiions

secretary Daniels pointed 70 the
logger hat lies in the leanings con
fning traditions, a1i urged his
laarers not e he bound By the tradi-
.9As rs set down by tile groat naval
a,roe8, Nelsan. Jones and Dewey
radiiGnal spirit 4 not o liked rule,
Il said but hal THE engineer officer
1 rreat hsr maisf 81 forward AMI
ihe tlcir oNn traditions Hs sai.l
h..t inc times are unlike he days of
] l,An Paul Jones wIitn IN officer
cEld board . ship and fight hand-to
Ii nj. bni that the courage anil spirit
= luin the ssfnic Secretary Danieis
spoke ol morale. a term which
ll said had heen nuoa over-worhed
alorale he said Is nothing more
aIln high morals lie said thar there
& u.a be no bit. r bearaek for charac
ter tiian hisa Thought aud clean liy-
l.. I'D niiiess these ire preserved
here can be 10 morale
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Central Time.)
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americas, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
gnaran trRAs
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Confessions Of a Husband!
THE MANS SIDE OF MARRIED LIFE

I've some interesting reading
that / came across when was clean
ing today. Can you guess what 1t
Is
couldn't, so Dot produced an old
cardboard box. In it were the letters
/ had written her when we were en-
gagged. She had kept them all.
Il always thought that If you ever
went away on business | would ward
Of lonesomcness by reading these,
sac explained. put your business
doesn't take you out Of the city, so
l don't need them for that. Don't
you think it would be fun to look
through some of them togcther?"
We took turns reading the letters
aloud. They recalled very happy
and a very unhappy time-happy be-
cause we had both been so very much
IN love, unhappy because we had not
known when we should be able to
marry and had faced the prospect of
a long engagement
Slowly | forgot about the present.
about Bobbie and Edith and nv wor-
rlcs and began t. live again in a
time that was past And | realized
that only in one sense wac it past:
IN another that it was continuing and
living today, for l was certain that
loved Dot as much as ever.
do you think George ever wrote
letters like these to Edith" my wife
asked abruptly.
10 Be Contiuued)
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Dot Brings Some Light Letters.

Dot Brings Some Light Letters.
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OLD.DAYS IN AMERICUS|

other business. The position will be
filled by Miss Wimbish.
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HALLS Catarrh Medicine

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them much more than when they are in
good health. This fact proves that while
Catarrh is a local disease, it is greatly
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