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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
Rack From
Eastern Shore

Miss Zila Langhorne has returned
from the Eastern Shore, where she
bs been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ].
w. Twcedy at "Oaklands." and has
been joined by her brother. Herbert
D Langhorne. with whom she will go
TO England on July Is.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
Wedding On The
West Coast

The marriage OF Captain Powers
Symngton and Miss Maude Fay will
take place on July II in San Fran
cisco Relatives of Captain Syming-
on Who will so from Baltimore to at
lend the wedding are Mr.. and Mrs.
I'ek Symington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Symington. They will make
me return trip via the Canadian
Rockies.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27

proper tactics in 4 criminal trial.
but should hardly be resorted TO
as a means of refuting charges
of misconduct in office.
Under the circumstances and on
the evidence | cannot escape the
belief that DR.. Wade is guilty OF
misconduct in office.
Accordingly | am forced TO re-
move DIR. Wade from his office as
a member OF the State Board OF
Prison Control. which / accord
ingly do this Goth day Of June.
1922.
| will promptly file in the Office
of the Secretary OF State, as re-
qulred by law, complete state
ment of all charges made against
DIR. Wade and my findings there
on. together with a complete rec
ord OF the proceedings.
ssg Advertising in The Eyening
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
Too Confidential

Edith-IIow are things between you
and Mr.. Dale? You told him about
your rich aunt, of course? Then
what happened?
Edna - He eloped with her.-Balti-
more News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
laGe> apartment
IN Washington

N'S Moses l.. Wood. wife of Com
c rg1''e Wood. and mother of Lieut.
~, '''''"h1er Valentine Wood. has
,A'a an apartment at Stoneleirh
g'," Washington. for the remainder
v ihc summer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
Travelling In
Sutherland

Mrs. Middleton Guest and her
laughter Miss Anne Guest, who have
been in Europe for the past six
aonths. are now in switzerland and
gIl return 10 this country in August.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27

"fs Georgianna Cusaehs will be
a 1''"s the guests at the house party
.sS Jeaanette Lord will give over
-e F'afih OF July holiday at the sum
''' ~. "'a'' OF her parents, Or and Mrs.
walter Lord, At Indian Landing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
TEXT OF GOVERNORS
FINDINGS AND DECISION
IN DIR. WADE'S CASE

tSentinued From Page IL
questioned him about the unusual
payment of $500 in cash. / felt
that there should be some sub
sanitation of the transfer of so
large an amount of money, so that
l could inform the people OF the
State that | was satisfied with the
circumstances surrounding the
transaction.
Never Cleared Up Suspicion
If Dr.. Wade had made salts
factory explanation at that time.
there need have been and there
would have been no trial. But he
did not: and, as a matter OF fact,
/ never have been given any as
sistance in clearing the transac-
ton of the suspicion which sur
rounded it in the minds of the
people.
The evidence produced at the
hearing shows that Mr.. Leibowitz
bought and paid for the car in
September, 1919. and that il was
delivered to Mr.. Leibowitz at his
Office ON September - of that
year. and there delivered by Mr..
LeibowitZ to Dr.. Wade. The owl
dence also shows that the COM
panies controlled by Mir. Leibo-
WITT first began dealing with the
institutions under the manage
ment of the prison board in the
summer OF 1919, and during the
last three months of the fiscal
year ending September 80. 1919.
they sold to the House OF Cor
rection and to the Maryland Peni-
Tertiary provisions to the amount
of 10,S00.S2. and during the next
fiscal year-0ctober l, 1919, to
September 80, 1920-these COM
panies sold to said institutions
provisions to the amount of SAT,
1856.
Only Two Can Answer
Two persons and only two, can
toll the actual facts.
One is Mr.. Leibowitz, who be-
fore the trial stated publicly that
DR.. Wade had paid him for the
car, but who at the trial refused
TO say whether the car was a gift
to DR.. Wade Or was purchased by
DR.. Wade, on the ground that
either answer would incriminate
him.
The other person is DR.. Wade,
himself, whose counsel declined
to permit him to take the stand.
They did make the unsupported
statement that the money came
from the estate of DR.. Wades
mother-inlaw but DIR. Wade re-
fused to testify under oath to the
truth of what his counsel stated
in his behalf.
/ was unwilling, however. to let
the matter rest there My right
and duty, as Governor of the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
HHl spend
summer Here

rInt and Mrs. I. l.. schhmacher
infant SON motored down from
.l.r pa on saturday. Mrs. Schu-
ber .ll pend the summer with
,arrrte Mr. and Mrs. W. ii.
-as ana viii be joined over the
t..1I by Lient schumacher.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
OrganlSt on For
summer Holiday

"corge A Webster. organist and
'hoHmaster OF St Annes Church. left
Yesterday for his summer vacation.
"'''h he will spend with Mrs. Web
ser az their bungalow in the Adiron-
datks
M'hard Hodge, who has been visit
Jug ms cousin, Edward Rich, at "Nau-
-'u1' returned TO his home in Balti-
here today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27

Commander and Mrs. G. S. Bryan
have taken the "Hyphen House" at 40
East street from Commodore and Mrs.
Edward Lloyd, who will go to York
Harbor on July 5th for two months
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
Going To Blue
Ridge Summit

Commander and Mrs Samuel l..
Graham will go to Chairman in the
PHI Ridge Mountains on July /. They
will stop at the Clermont.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27

colonel Douglas Duyal, who has
ts.r ln Annapolis for a few days, re-
ura,l il Fort Totem l.. l., last night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27

and Leibowitz refused to testify. Pre-
yious TO the public hearing OF the
charges before the Governor, the in
terest of the public in the O'Dunne
charges had been widespread for
many days.
Governor Richie, it is said, has
given no consideration to a success
sor to Dr. Wade
Il have not given the matter a
thought" he said Il may not name 9
successor at all. The Board of Phi
son Control goes out of Office at the
end of this year. Under the Reorgani-
cation law, passed by the last Legis-
lature, enc man will replace the board
at that time
Eugene 0'Dunne's comment on the
decision was that he supposed the
Governor had no other course left
open to him.
Samuel X, Dennis. of counsel for
DR.. Wade, said the decision was what
he had expected; that the Governor
had been placed in an uncomfortable
position and that he felt sorry for
him.
j. Cleveland Grice, another of DR..
Wade's attorneys, asserted that the
findings were not based on the evil
dence.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
To Visit In
Naval Academy

Mrs. Boyd Nixon, of St Paul, MINI.
and her two children will arrive to
morrow to visit Captain and Mrs
Barron p. Dubois.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27

State. to request an important Of
fetal of my administration.
against whom charges of miscon-
duct in Office have been filed. for
a public explanation under oath.
at the hearing of these charges.
of the only point involved in the
whole case. is beyond any ques-
ton at all.
Personal Appeal To Wade
Accordingly. after DR.. Wade's
counsel stated that he would not
testify-evon after | had urged
the above view upon them-I APP
pesled TO DIR. Wade, directly and
personally. and he also declined.
The evidence in this case ac-
quires added force when coupled
with the surrounding circum-
stances, and particularly with the
refusal of DIR. Wade to explain the
facts under oath.
Refusal to explain may be
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27

a.. l.r4 Is bat her messenger,
~. moon bar her silver car;
slg and moon are sent by her,
..f every Wistiul, waiting star.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27

Mrs. Clarence NJ. White has charge
of the refreshments at the regular
meeting of the Womens Club being
held this afternoon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
Social and Personal
o- Richard lie Gallienne.)

,py Richard lie Gallienne.)
nowhere in the sunlight
.rout
...,s arc falling in the rain;
me in the winds soft song,
q.A tie flowers she comes
again.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27

-s Advertising in The Evening
Capital brings results.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
WADE REMOVED
AS MEMBER OF
PRISON BOARD

Continued From Page IL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
rAlRLEA FARM INN

Chicken a Wc.,.a5ns Sandy Reach.
a. ""u''~ Sea Food a speciality.
Park. oa, load, Through South Rivar
"''e from South River Bridge.
Annapolis loe nay l. be made by telephonins
between y. NJ. and . A M
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-27
May Stay As Party Chairman

1t was made plain that the removal
Of DR.. Wade from the Board of Prison
Control does not affect in any way
his status as chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee. What
action. ii any, DIR. Wade himself may
take in the matter is problematical.
DIR. Wade's friends and some of his
opponents believe he will not resign
the Democratic craftsmanship despite
his removal from Prison Board. Prec-
edents, say those who have given
some attention to this phase of the
case, appear to be lacking. Also not
4 few hold to the opinion that it is
not in the power of any individual
member or the committee as a whole
to unseat DR.. Wade if he desires to
remain.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-08
[H1gM tSayai7gs s9fL11hhule.

replied that they had been looking
at the teachers new pory. r
Aren't you afraid the pony
might kick .you?" she asked.
mo! We didn't go near that
end" was their reply. A. T. 9
Jack and Mary had" just. been TO
the, adults. service at church for
the first time. A day or two after
wards they were found playing and
whispering out loud to each other.
What are you doing. chiIdreny'
the mother asked, <.
We're playing church" replied
Jack. - : :. -
But you shouldn't whisper, In
church." said. mother. !,
20. but we're the choir" said
Jack M e. M. I
Bud entered the kitchen. where
his mother was busily preparing a
meal, and said. Mother. Tn lone
some for something to eat. X.
=, - : B.. H.
Mother was putting Hiida to, bed
but just as she turned out the, light
Hilda piped out: 20, mother, don't
put the light out! / can't. see how
to Sleep B. R..
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6MhayzaSNlzqn1l1yzzeyzky

other folks do think It's stale
F.'~C.
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Big sister had just finished thun-
dering a march on the piano when.
during a brief intermission, daddy
became aware of a fearful racket
caused by Tommy. who was vigor-
ously driving nails into an airship
under his construction.
Hey therer' shouted father.
stop that noise" Z
All right" -complacently replied
Tommy. I'll do my hammering
when sister begins to. play again,
then you won't hear me so plain"
FL.
Marjorie is at my heels most of
the time.
On one particular trip to the
basement. daughter following, as
usual, I turned. saying, IT do wish
you would stop following me-"
I'm not following you; I'm going
with you," she said reproachful1y.
c. L. S.
The Davis twins were the talk
of the neighborhood because Of
their mischief One day their
mother missed them, found them
returning from the nearby school,
house. When she asked them what
they were doing at the school, they
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.HhDSCODe
rHURsDAY,: Y,:JUNE q Is.z.

~ - SAshAs ~ q tB<k-
This is not an important day in
planetary direction, according to
astrology., EARLY in the morning
Saturn is in benenc aspect Aut later
Venus is adverse .r.
Those who till the ground should
make the most of this rule which
Is supposed ste be good for agricul-
ture.
Real estate comes under a sway
making for scientific. methods of
tcondpcting, business. ..,
|. Labgr should benent from this
plapetary, government which ap-
pears 70. be especially promising
to miners.
Warning is given that under
meath the apparent reactionary
thought tendencies danger turks.
/ This is; not aSlucky day and lovers
should be ware Of wooing under
this direction Of the stars.
Weddings on this date may lead
to ma NY dramatic events that do
NOT mske for happIness.
notes, increased mortality among
"ShhSn anu dfllsts III NattouSs liuSs
of work.
While Saturn seems to be prom
Using where legislation for the peo-
pie is concerned the square of
Venus gives indication of heavy
public expenditures.
All, the signs. presage heated po-
litical campaigns In the autumn
when surprises will occur.
Scandals and .Hbels should be
g uarded against by women In public
life, for; they will be assailed by
many dangers. the. seers declare.
Danger >of fires long prophesied
Is still forecast for the summer
months.
{ Persons whose birthds te lit Is
have the augury of qniet- and
festful year. Aha'rs will progress
satisfactorily, IL the signs are read
Alright. -
.ohildren born on this day are
likely to- be steady and reliable and
most successful as confidential en-
ployes.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-08
,GOod
DWOInH7g
NLdge n
6Y RUDOLPH PERKINS

Claudio Baylor told Judge Mat
tingly that her husband Jim struck
her, knocked her down, kicked her
around on the floor. beat her with
his fists, choked her, stood over
her with a butcher knife and would
have cut OF her head IL she had
not struggled as hard as she did.
We Hst had a iii argument
thass ALL" Jim explained. Il did
smack her once or twice.
The way your wife looks-the way
she walks said the judge. would
make anybody think that she had
been run over by battleship--or
somethins like that. Six months
for you" -
The Washington herald., 1922-06-08

but so meddlessme. They snatch
this and that and spoil. everything" !"
Not mine, interrupted sindig-
nantly My children have . proper
respect for others property. They
never touch anything that doesn't
belong 10 thera.'. ..e
Where's my dental fossT painted
my quest. sIt- Was here a moment
A frsntic seafch. ensued. ending In
the Kitchen. On the floor we're
yards Ard yards Of dental hoss, ana
at the end of the floss was my
yp0ngest child. her puppy held be-
tNeer hsr xneeA eExir Billys
teef. mummy. n. T. N.
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Frank and Fearless.

1 think my most embarrassing
moment came when was a school,
girl in about fourth grade. We had
all been sent to the board to write
a capital "B." When we had taken
our seats again, the teacher asked
whose was2the worst one. We all
raised our hands and she called on
me first. 1 said Ida's was, naming
the one I-reaily thought was the
worst. All of the others said their
own was the worst. OF course
felt much embarrassed when the
teacher said: well, of course, you
all think your own is, the worst one,
so now. who's is the best?' and they
all looked at me. But I had tie
satisfaction of knowing that 1 had
said what really thought was the
truth, and knew the others had
not E. B.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-08
Not. d Am Partieul.r.

One Of my admirers was going to
call in the evening, and my brother
was anxiously waiting for the usual
box of candy. On this particular
night my friend had a change Of
heart and brohSht no gift.
As we started away together my
brother called out II like your.
candy awfuily well. even II the
The Washington herald., 1922-06-08
Answer. to Yesterday's Questions.


l. who was Homer? A noted poet
OF ancient Greece.
2. BY whom and when was cleo
tric light discovered? BY Sir Hum
phry Davy. in 1913.
J. What are fve synonyms for the
word affect? Like, desire. favor,
assume and move.
4. What Is the northernmost point
in Europe? Asia? North America?
Europe, North Cape. Norway. Asia.
Cape Chelyuskin. Siberia. North
America. Cape Morris X. Jessup,
Greenland.
S. What is supposed to be the
origin OF the yard measure? 1t Is
supposed to have, represented the
length Of the arm OF King Henry l
Of England.
6. What old meaning Of the word
plate" Is preserved in the name OF
the River Plate CRio de la Plata)?
Plate" once meant silver or silver
coin. as plata" does still In Span
iSh.
Z. What Is the Spanish meaning
OF the name Montana Mountain.
y Who is the foreign minister of
Italy? Carlo Schanzer.. He Is n
Keen student OF international law
and an economist of note. He has
been minister Of finance several
times. minister Of the treasury and
was once president Of the council ot
state.
9. Who was the greatest gambling
theatrical manager of all time? J.
Fl. Haverly. He not only gambled
In theaters and productions, but he
spent much of his time at faro,
poker sand roulette for the highest
stakes and sunk fortunes in gold
mining.
10. Who was Harriet Beecher
Stove7 American novelist. dsugh-
ter Of the Rev. Lyman Beecher;
born in Litehfield, Conn. June 15.
1912. she is the author of Uncle
Toms Cabin"
The Washington herald., 1922-06-08
LOVE AND LEARN
Peter Clark Macfarlane

lively, humorous, Of eolles. life which will prove
excellent remedy for soul spectrum oveshot with blue.
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MiscaIeulation.

"se1sce1AeV"s - 49, =.
When was a little girl II was
my mother's custom to take our
family to visit our, grandparents for
several weeks. When grew older,
was allowed to stay, longer than
the others, and make the, trip back
home under the care of the con-
ductor. who was friend of the
family. On these trips home, al
ways wanted to go INTO the diner
One time l. decided to go. although
had only, about a dollar. in my
purse. which greatly limiteo my
choice "A man from noine ca me, In
and sat down with me. SOf course,
i thought he would pay. for my meal,
so changed my order to chicke n
a la king and don't know what
all else.- After enjoying the feast
my friend paid only for his own
meal. EFF r. .
The Washington herald., 1922-06-08
@WenMX3leSSfS
Answers to these questions will he
published tomorrow.

l. When and by whom was the
planet Uranus discovered?
2. Where is Mazatlan?
3. What are five synonyms for
the word abstract?
4. What are the sacred fires of
Azerbaijan?
5. What was the Gadsden pur-
chase?
s. What Is chewing gum made Off
:. What is the Indian meaning of
the name wyoming?
8. Who was Mary Thornycroft?
. who was Charlotte Corday?
10. Which were the three noted
Southern war poems?
The Washington herald., 1922-06-08
yeriacstion.

Ny fussy guest was getting ready
to make her departure. sshes@as in
a hurry. but TOOK time to comment
on life In general and mine in paf,
ticulsr. x IS : = =. =, !. . ..ssss.kt
. ..ChiIdren are all right I sAppeAe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14
SOCCER fin Son.

On gamnel @nfe, Wrs. Marp
@bitafer. forloo forleben Gag Stem
s)orf / en- gammel ifrsbelig Iutomo.
BIZ iorat giennemitreiie 2aroet / BET
of isge efter lin foripunone
Ssn. Sun bapbe $4.12 i R~eiiepen.
ae % en- Slirp meb Yropiant. Sor.
uben oenne mebfsrte bun en- gammeI
Spnaifine og lin 9uf, "Spots".
Ylanen er of tiene NOT til llbgifterne
o. 2ipets Spbolb peb at ip for Solf,
eaer nofsre anoet grbeibe.
Wfrs. @bitafer err SO Iar. GAM
mel % Den foripunone Son 81. Sen.
BET ierite Maal err &nniaS gitp,
bporfra bun aster at giennemitreife
Wisiouri, &anias, @ebraifu.og Ola.
bona, ba bun bar bsrt, at benbes
Ssn fol bape arbeibet / Speoeifuren
/ bisie fire Stater % penter. of ban
bill inbfinbe iig Der igien til Connie
rem omtrent paa iamme Sib, ION
hun ielp baaber of naa trent bib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14
Sanffaultterne

SsfeIoe oe Sor. Staters 9arffott'
troIer inotrnf Ser / De noropeItlige
Stoter / 1921 ialt 80 ganfialllter
meb en- SotalsiGlo poa $11,4O9,613.
: belle 2anoet in0traf Der iamme
glar Jolt 402 gantiaQiter meo ell
Ianllet @iplo paa S112,131,s46. De
forbolbsois fleite al otsie Saliter
inotrai / S~poitatcrnc.
9anffontrolprcr5 0pgaper er life
officieae for iaapiot Stats- og Srt'
potbanfer anaaar; berimob er De or.
ficiele for Iatioualbanfernes Ieo'
fumnlenoc. gntalct al falereoe Nas
tio%nalbonfcr bar 81 meb en- iamlet
@i9lo al $SS,454,479. Gesuoen blep
ser / aarets Sob itrngt 1853 Stots'
oa 8ripatbanfer, men bisie 6leO ie.
mere lat iitanb til at glenoptage 6or'
retningeit.
antoact al iaGcrebe Stats. og
Iripatbanfer / DC noropeitlige Stater
par Tom fclger: Nortb Safota "a
neb Ell 8i9lb al S5,49S,756 / Wtin'
neipta benboIospis 10 os $S73,4OS;
/ Wontana b~enboloSpts 4 90 49,
272,23O; / Sortb 0afota ingelt.
9ette ubaier tiliammen So Banter
oa en- SotaIgi9lb al S9,644,3S4.
Nntanet al iallcreoc NationaIbarl.
fer bar iom isIgcr: 5 Nontana A
meo en- SotalsiGlo al $1,195,4S2;
i Soihb 9ufoto berbolospis 1 %
S316,374; Rortb Safota benbolos'
bis 1 og $253,373; / Winneiota IN
gen.
: be sitlige % ! SEEM enslano'
Gtaterne aif f,ln 8 Stats' og Rrioat'
banter iallit % BLOT ! Nationalbanf.
nemlis | Penniplpanla.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14
Oppaifen /
Reeierinestrvfferiet

Sra @~aibineton berettcS, at DC vi.
belinser at Regierinestrpfferiet Der
ubfsrer Srpfnineen al Bombs, gauf.
noter % 6rimerfer, er blepet luffet
paa ubeitenlt Sib | Sen angipelise
Seilii9t at ioretaae Ell OptG1iue al
De paa Saonocu p9renbe 9ebolbnin.
ger. 9ette nitages Of too i Sorbin.
belle meo ben Spnaif / Reaierings.
t%rpfferiet, iom toa fin 8egpnoelie
meo Den %ilinmariife Ififeoiaelie at
9ireftsreu, Sames 6. @ilmotb, 90
% IfbeliueScbcfer, superintendent
fer % 6orm9rb.
Observation-Disclosures beifipitiger
fortiben ca. 5000 8erIoner, % oct
antases. at ca. 1000 at biSie er be.
rsrt al 2i,fninesorbren.