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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-29
SPECIAL SCHOOL TO TEACH
TURKISH PRINCES ENGLISH

correspondence Associated Press3
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept g. -
special school has beon instituted in
the Palace of Yildiz in order to give
the Imperial Princes of Turkey a spo-
cial education and the benefits of mod
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DIED

Tuesday September I'M. ~ y
her residence. 207 Wesi street tAtIih
aged 60 years. mother of Hilhfy 9VDA
son.
Funeral Sunday afternoon from -
bury NJ. T. Church M " O'Clock. lN's
ment in Brewer Hil cemetery
SCHURR-On September - OF uis ot.1g
SCHTRR. beloved husband ~ Lou"
Schurr.
Funeral from late resilenef 4,ge,e ~.
afternoon al > 30 luteumeut iu -
Bluff cemetery.
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w. B. & A. Electric
Railroad
MID.CITY TERMINALS

Half-Hourly Service Morning and Evening
Between Annapolis, Baltimore and
Washington and Camp Meade
washington and Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
Academy Junetion.)
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West Street Station
$40, 1850, eco, x650, x750, $50, go.
1920 11.20. A. NJ, 1920. 1.20, 2.20 800,
4; go T p $50 e'2o' 100 $40. 1920
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier; State House Station. Bladen
Street and College Avenue, seven "a
minutes earlier.
Connecting at odenton with p. r.. r.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Bladen Street station
$50 A. n. and half-hourly thereafter at 20
and so minutes after each hour until
$50 I. NJ, then at $50, $50. $50. 1850,
$50 and $50 A. NJ. trains daily except
Sunday.
LEAVE BALTIMORE--w., ID. a A.
G35. TBS. s35. OBS. 1885, 11.35, A. NJ,
1886, lbs, 2.35, 1856, x4O5, 4.35. x5.O5
5.35. 6.35. 7.35, OBS. 11.35, T.. NJ. 1926
A. M.
All trains receive or discharge passengers
at local points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy Junction and at Ship.
ley and Linthicum on signal.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Howard and Lombard SITS.
5.15 A. Nj. and half-hourly thereafter at is
and IS minutes after each hour until
6.15 p. NJ, then at 7.15. SIS. 9.15. 10.15.
lib, II. NJ, and 1915. A. NJ
o.l5 and 5.45 A. Nj. trains daily except
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GREEK ARMY IN THRACE
JOINS REyOLUTI0NISTS

ATHENS. Sept. 90. ~ The Greek
army in Thrace has definitely joined
tie revolutionist forces. The army
corps in the Epirus also has thrown
in its lot with the reyolutionists.
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MORTGAGES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Sisuate on Nest street Extended. In the
village Of Germantown. SECOND Eiec-
ton District of Anne Arundel
County. Maryland.

Under and by virtue Of power Of sale
contained in a mortgage from J. iaui
Medfard and wife. dated the 30th day Of
August 1921. recorded among the Land
Records of Anne Arundel county In ldher
w \. w M. ~. folio 81. Will offer NJ
public sale at the Court House door, An
nanelis MARYLAND ON
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HYDE BROTHERS
Plumbing and Heating
1ee MARKET STREET
PHONE 1921.
PROMPT SERVICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice IL hereby given that ~ "a 81
scriber. Of Anne Arundel county y " Agpe
tanned from the Orphans ColIS Tefters
Arundel county. in MARYLAND. ..e ID
TeSfamenfary on the personal ss'~
BRIDGET LAMB. -
late of Anne Arundel county, -. ne DE-
All persons having claims assilsigbit IT,
ceased are hereby warned 80 10 tie
same. with the vouchers
subscriber on or before the -,
aIst DAY OF MARCH 1873. ,,,sss
They may otherwise BY law. - An pr.
from All benefit of said estate. ,s.ausstei
snns Indebted to said estate are fe4U
Ia make Immediate payment. ,..b day q
Given under my hand this lf'D
September, 1922. r PRADY.
a = Executor
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THE EVENING CAPITAL
ANNAPOLIS. MD.

ls on salc at the following places:
NeorRe w. Jones. .19i Main street
Wfliiaaa Sehmlfze. West Street
George IaYis...t.....If Maryland Ave
Lnas q. feIdhleyer. - Maryland Ave
-BlUebird Confectionery" King George 81
Miliiam baker. West a Cathedral So
W. Il. n a. Newsstand Short Line TermIna4
n. MiHer ..........2 "a West Street
y. ~, iris, Third 4 Severn Ave. EastpOrt
Dr. tl9ries y. Henkel.. - Maryland Ave.
Delivered in Annapolis. Enstport. Ger.
mant0wn and West Annapolis by carrier
Tor 10 cents per mouth.
You can have fhc EVENING CAPITAL
mailed 20 you vAea away from the city
by leaving your eaiae aud asldrexs ri the
once FOR - eeFts per month. 500 per
year. payable y adsApce. 10 nay postofllee
In the United SfaseE or Gambia
Entered al ANNAPOLIS pOstofEice az
-. ~ III M.AL..c
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the construction OF &c others.
Hinge Supports Fer III
FIT Een Of ordinary height stand
ing on each others heads would an
proximate The real height OF Tic sup
sorts OF the Severn bridge. The hage
concrete supports rest on piie-driyon
nj ers, - feet iclow the bottom Of
re s,ream. The average depth Of
,hc river Is 43 feet and the il5or OF
he fridge WIN lie 20 feet atoye the
sarface. There Is almost a hair mil
iicI cul ic feet of steel and concrete
IN the piers OF this. the second iarg-
est ridge in Maryland. and well over
4 million cubic feet of pine in the
timber supports imbedded in the mud
at the lotion Of the Severn.
Timber Work About Done
The timber work is practically com
pleted. For the next six months the
wcrkmen will be busy with the CON
crete and steel construction. The
contracting company does not expect
any weather Interference with the
work. II will work straight through
the winter.
The weight OF the bridge will bear
/ vertically downward on each of the
% supports instead OF al an angle
This Is brought about by the can't
lever type of construction in which
the steel Is continuous over two piers
and the arch so constructed as to dis
tribute the weight evenly. This type
Of construction has saved consider
able money to the State because
smaller piers could be used. Besides
i Is safer and makes for permanence
The draw span. of the double-leai
bascule type. is one of the most re-
cent achievements in bridge construc.
ton and is similar to the one on Han
over street bridge The draw spar
on the Severn will be an improve.
ment over the Hanover street bridge
because it is accident proof When
raised there is no opening at either
md as in the Hanover. street span
The draw span on the Severn bridge
has clearance OF IS feet and viii
permit the passage of the largest ships
IN the river.
Workers Are Experts
Ninety per cent. of the 200 men en-
2loyed on the contract are skilled la
borers, pile drivers, carpenters, stee
workers or concrete experts. They
ire all employees OF the contracting
irm, 7. L. Eyre & Co. Of Philadel
nhia. No highway employees are on
the job.
The bridge will be 1927 feet long
and three vehicles will be able to pass
on the 22-foot driveway. Two walks
each feet wide. will be on either
side.
The bridge will cost in the neigh
torhood of $4,000 The cost with
out the draw span will be. $565. 900
The draw span will cost $4,000. The
approaches to the bridge. the wear
ing surface, lights and operators
tcuso are estimated at $122,000
Chairman MaclSall expects to save
part of the State appropriation o.
$3.50 900.
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LEAVE WASHINGTON

800. 6.45 500. 900. 1000. hoo A. NJ, 100
Loo. 200, 3.00 1880. 400, x4.30, GOO
600, 100, 800, HOO =. NJ, 1910 A. N
x-Daily except Sunday.
For tickets and information apply at our
city ticket Offices: West Street Station
State House Station, College Avenue and
Biaoen Street; caivel Hall. Maryland
Gofel
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BRITAIN FEARS
CRISIS IN EAST
MAY BRING WAR

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muddy lotion Of the river. they await
the construction OF 20 others.
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WANTED

WANTED-Piano pupils. Mrs Edward e
CAN'T, 105 Conduit street.
WANTED-Eeliable white woman. noi a.'
der -. to do housework and assist p
taking care Of young child. Good Feie
enees required. Apply Box d, ,alii4
Office ~
WANTED-Furnish apartment suitable
for naval officer, wife and baby. Boz q.
Capital Office.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
A Golf School
For Men and Won

Jack Mackic of the Inwood Country Club.
Dan Mackie of the Century Country Club
and Isaac Mackie of the Canoe Brook Coun-
try Club are in charge. They are very well
known for their teaching as well as playing
ability.
Ire School, with its three courts and put
ting green, is located on the Fifth Floor in
our Sporting Goods Department. Plenty Of
daylight and fresh air assure one of comfort
in practice.
Single lessons or courses of to 4, lessons
may be arranged Immediately by personal
visit, by mail or by tclcphoning Fitz Roy
$500, Extension AS or z4o.
Golf Clubs, Standard Balls. Golf Bags, etc,
are on display at the school and will be sold
by the professionals.
(Fgts Floor
The New York herald., 1922-01-22

sages were sent from the George Wash
ington.
First news of the Mods danger was
received in the afternoon by Naval
communications. The message has been
relayed at Bar Harbor. Me-. from the
steamship Centennial State. II read.
Norwegian steamship Mod, latitude
46 :15 north longitude Al 10 west, re-
ported sinking. AL! lifeboats gone. Pro-
peller gone. George Washington going
to her assistance and will be alongside
about 80 p. NJ, Greenwich mean time"
No further word came from the sink
ing ships radio, so far as was known.
II was thought the George Washington
would reach the freighter about 3 80
New York time. Messages were awaited
anxiously from that time on. but there
was no word from the George Washing
ton until IL 80 r. NJ. when she reported
her failure.
The steamships report said that she
had secuted all around the position given
in the relayed message Of the afternoon.
Her lookouts had seen no wreckage or
sign of the crew.
In the belief that other vessels might
have passed the spot and picked UP the
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
$4,000 FIRE DAMAGES
STEAMSHIP SEABOARD
Firen,en SaUe Pier I0, East
RiUey. From Burning.

The East River in the vicinity of Peck
slip was iliGninated last night by a fire
on the steamship Seaboard, a freignter
OF the Hartford Line, lying at Pier 19
The fire started in the lower forward hold
just ahead of the coal bunkers, and
spread TO the main deck and superstruc-
ture of the vessel, causing a damage
estimated py r1re Department officials
at $4,000.
Two frehCsts and four land engine
companies responded to the alarm. the
flames already had spread TO the super
structure when the iiremen reached the
vessel, but they soon were under controk
There Were nc tons Of freight on board
the ship, and a part OF this was oam-
aged.
For a time it was feared SPARKS
would set fire to the pier house. but this
was averted by precautions taken by
the fremen.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
SHIP BOARD TO GIVE HEARING
To Consider Disposal of Proper rites
in HObOken.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2t.--A hearing to
determine the disposal of the Hoboken
manufacturer Railroad Company and
tbe Hoboken docks. piers and ware
louses now held by the United States
shipping Board, will be conducted by
Commissioners Lissner. O'Connor and
Chamberlain. at the New York office OF
the board. January IS.
Stock Of the railroad company now is
owned by the War Department and the
tearing will be to determine whether
the railroad company should be merged
with the holdings of the shipping board
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
TAMCAB KILLS WOMAN
AT 9TH AV. AND 30TH ST.
Unidentified Victim Taken to
French Hospital.

An unidentified woman. 30 years old,
was injured mortally last night by a
taxicab while crossing Seventh avenue
at Thirty-ninth street. In the taxicab
was Mrs. Benjamin Griffin, who was
on her way from the Pennsylvania Sta
ton to the Ansonia Hotel At her di-
rection the driver. Fred Earenburg, of
1886 Bathgate avenue. The Bronx. put
the woman in the cab and they drove
to the French Hospital
The woman died there an hour later
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
FEAR SHIP AND CREW
LOST IN BIG STORM.
LOOkOuts on Vessel See No
Trace of Freighter Mod
After Call for Help.

The Norwegian freight steamship Mod,
which sailed from New York for Ant
werp and other ports on Friday, jan
uary 13, was believed. late last night, TO
have sunk 900 miles east of Newfound-
land during storm. Radio messages
intercepted here at IL 80 o'clock said
that the ship could not be located near
the position she had given in the after
noon when calling for help. The mes
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
rs ON FERRYBOAT
FAST IN ST. LAWRENCE
Craft Reported on Rocks Near
Ogdensburg Light.

SYRACUSE. y. y. Jan. 21.-Seventy-
five persons are marooned aboard the
ferryboat Ferdinand fast OF the rocks
in the st. Lawrence River, near the
Ogdensburg lighthouse, according TO a
dispatch tonight from Ogdensburg.
The ferryboat was on its way from
Prescott TO Ogdensburg and went on the
rocks in a dense fog. The river is calm
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Absolute Clearance of
China Dinner Sets

Because these Open Stock Patterns
will be discontinued we are offering
them at these amazingly low prices.
Imagine securing $500 English
Porcelain Dinner Set at $500
direct saving Of 1000. Exceptional
values such as this may be secured
in practically every instance. These
prices will prevail for this sale only
a period of one week.
Ioo-piece Bavarian China Dinner
Sets, with captivating floral design
sprinkled here and there upon their
creamy surface.
value $3.50, Special, 49.25
The New York herald., 1922-01-22

almost So year saving for each man.
woman and child in the country.
1t is believed the greater portion OF
the saving viii result from the consoli-
dation of the War Department and the
Navy Department, which together are
spending almost 81 1000, 900. 900 a year.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22

crew, the George Washington. the Com
munications Office said, tried TO locate
ships in the vicinity. None could be
found, and the assumption was that the
Mod, with her officers and crew. NUM-
bering between thirty and forty, was
lost.
The Mod was a new vessel OF ",TT7
gross tons and carried a general cargo
consigned TO Antwerp. Hamburg and
Bremen.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22

and there is believed to be little danger.
Efforts to rescue the passengers were
thwarted by the dense mist.
There Is neither food nor sleeping ac.
commodations aboard the vessel. Off
cials expected the craft would be re,
leased before daylight
The New York herald., 1922-01-22

Spscidi Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Jan. 81.
The program for the reorganization
of the executive branch of the Gov
einment-intended to save taxpayers
$1.00o,O00 for each working day-was
laid before President Harding to-day
by Walter +. Brown, ex-officio chair
man of the joint Congressional COM
mittee for the reorganization of Gov
ernment departments.
The program calls for many radical
changes in the present system, and is
the result of nine months work by
Mr.. Brown. When it is reviewed by
Mr.. Harding and approved by the Cab
met it will go to Congress as the Ad-
ministration proposal for bringing the
executive departments to a better
basis for the sake OF both efficiency
and economy.
Under the scheme the number of de-
partments is to remain at ten, with the
consolidation of the War and Navy De-
partments into one. to be known as the
Department Of National Defense, as the
outstanding feature. To make up the
ten an entirely new department., to be
known as the Department of Education
ana Welfare, Is to be created.
The Department of National Defense
is 10 DO composed of three main sub
nivisions-the Bureau Of War, the Bu-
reau of Navy and the Bureau of Ma
tiohal Resources. with an under secre-
tery Tor each. The Bureau of National
resources is new, but corresponds in a
general way with the Council of Ma
tional Defense, created just prior to the
world war. 80
keeping Campaign Pledge.
1f will be recalled that during the last
presidential campaign Mr.. Harding
pledged himself to the creation of a
Department of Public Welfare. to in
ciude all the branches Of the Govern
ment service intended to help the people
in their everyday life. organizations
such as the Public Health Service. the
Children's Bureau, the Veterans Bur-
eau and others of like nature. This
scheme is adopted. but with it goes the
proposal made by teachers organiza-
tions and some religious groups that
Department Of Education be created. so
that education I'm a national way may
receive more important position in
Federal work.
The activities Of the Department of
the Interior will be changed materially.
although the name will remain. I'm
der the new program it will have two
main subdivisions-one the Bureau Of
Public Works and the other the Bureau
of Public Domain.
The names of the other departments
State, Treasury. Justice. Post Office.
Agriculture. Commerce and Labor-re-
main the same, and their activities will
continue along the general lines indi-
Gated by their names. With each, how
ever. there Is regrouping of bureaus.
In the main, the scheme represents an
agreement among the departments on
how far they are willing TO go In rear
ranging the Government activities. but
In not less than four instances there has
been no agreement. The facts of each
case have been presented to President
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
An advantageous Moment Q Buy
Reed and Fibre Suites
and Separate Pieces

Why not buy your reed furniture
now? 1t is much lower in price because
the January Sale is in progress and
imparts cheer ful color note as well as
comfort in the living room, dining room
and boudoir.
Four-piece Suite Of Fibrc,-Brown, Frosted
Brown and Ivory tones. $500
Four-piccc Suite of Reed Fibre with arm
pockets. $3.50
Four-picce Natural Wicker Suite. $500
Zach suite consists Of Scttee, ArnS Chair,
arm, Rocker and Table,
Reed Day Beds in Brown, Frosted Brown
and Ivory. now, ALSO, $500, $3.50
formerly $3.50, 1000 and 1850
Fibre Side Chairs. ............. now, 1880
formerly 1880
High and Low Back Side Chairs now. 7.5O
formerly 975
Square, Oval, Oblong and Novelty Style
Tables. now, 17.50, 22 so, 5000
formerly $3.50, 5000, 400
Fifth Floor
The New York herald., 1922-01-22

Ioo-piece, English Porcelain Dinner
Set, as illustrated center, with Blue
Enamel and Scroll decoration of singu-
lar attraction.
value $3.50, Special, 45.OO
Ioo-piece Domestic Porcelain Din
ner Set, as illustrated at left, with
gold edge and handles. 1t possesses
simple elegance that never fails to
appeal. value $3.50, Special, $3.50
o4-piecc English Porcelain Dinner
Set with an alluring border in flower
trellis effect, as illustrated at right.
value $500, Special, $500
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
January White Sale
McCreery Linens
Substantial Reductions
from former prices


longer Grandmother linen proves
that-and will emerge from each tub
bing as pristinely fresh as it was on the
day it was newly purchased. That is
one advantage in purchasing McCreery
Linens they are pure. The other is
their very unusual lowness in price. In
this sale they are 3 to = those low
prices.
All Linen Irish Satin Damask Table
Cloth and Napkins.
Cloths, size 7ox7o inches. each, $50
Cloths, size 7ox88 inches. each, ZOO
Cloths, size 7ox1o6 inches. each, $50
Table Napkins to match, size a2x22
inches. doz., 7.25
All Linen Irish Table Damask, two
yds. wide. yd., LIS
Irish Pure Linen Sheets. and Pillow
Cases, hemstitched.
Sheets. . pair, 1000 and 1880
Cases .... pair, 200 and $50
Scotch All Linen Huck Towels,
hemmed. doz., 500
Irish All Linen Huck Towels, hem
stitched doz., 600
All Linen Scotch Crash Toweling,
bleached. Red or blue borders. yd., Csc
Decorative Linens
Real Madeira Luncheon Sets, rose
point, scalloped edge. I3 pieces.
set, AIS
Real Madeira Tea Napkins, Rose
point, scalloped edge, hand-embroid
cred corners. doz., 6.75
Irish Linen Mosaic Tea Napkins,
hand-embroidered corners, hem
stitched. doz., 7.5O
(Sccond Floor
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Tested Utensils
Lowered in Price

Good solid worth is an essential in
kitchen utensils. 1t means that they
will last and stand all the hard wear
of constant usage-a requirement for
which these utensils have been tested.
1t also means full value for the money
expended. In this sale you may be
doubly sure of this, for our low prices
have been especially lowered.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Consolidation Of Army and
Navy Into One Depart
ment a Feature.
NEW ONE RECOMMENDED
Education and Welfare Pro-
vided For in Program to Be
Placed Before Cabinet.

Spscidi Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washingtou ID e lam OF
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
January Sale of McCreery
'MaSter-Made" Furniture

FoUr-piecc Queen
Anne model Chamber
suite. illustrated, in
oiUding 90 inch
Dresser, ChSforobe.
VANITY Case and Bop-
End Bed. $50. 90
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Boxed Stationery
si:5o Rs5Sss5 cd. from Csc

Box contains 4S sheets of paper and 48 envelopes
in two sizes and shapes Color assorments pink,
blue, lavender or blue and white in the box
Boston Pencil Sharpener-Just handy at home as
the Office Children keep their school pencils in good
dtion by having of these sharpeners at home O.
Special WV
Linen-fnish EnveIopes-These packages 15c, but
January sales clear them out at saving They the
favored long, narrow style in white tnts. Re IN.
duced to JUG
Pen and Pencil Boxes-Formerly 75c but they must go
for incoming Cloth covered box
in blue brown Each box contains six lead pencils
one penhoder with pen point and rubber 20.
First Floor-Lansburgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Carrying
Concealed Weapons

1t is q violation Of the law for an
individual to carry revolver,
black jack or dangerous knife. The
law realizes that there is too great
temptation to use weapon when
it is handy. An individual who
carries a weapon is menace to
the whole community, and is pun
ished as such.
Perhaps some day in the not dis
tant future international society
will look upon armed nations just
as a local community looks upon
the armed individual. In truth,
the armed nation is much more OF
a source Of danger than the armed
individual. for the indiv idual is
menace and danger to the safety
and peace of only a few, but the
armed nation is menace and
danger to millions-to the whole
world.
If international disarmament and
peace is our ideal, patient. persis-
tent perseverance will achieve it.
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Clear Away
1872 Sweaters at
1926

Tuxedo and Slip-over Wor-
stcds and Wool Jersey, In navy,
black and several popular COL
ors.
Although there might not be
all sizes in any one kind, all
sizes are in the group.
Second Floor-LansburGh
Brother
Evening star., 1922-01-06
Everhot
aterless Bags

EVerQOC
Waterless Bags
Two sizes of these practical
and handy helps to comfort. No
home should be without one, as
they are easily heated, abso-
lutely dry and the construction
is such that they retain heat
for a long time. Of excellent
quality rubber, perforated for
ventilation and the dry heat re-
tainer can be renewed when
needed. Prices $1.50 and $500.
Refills, lSc.
Toilet Preparatinos
OF The Better Kinds
Daggest and Ramsdell's
Cold Cream. .45c
Ponds Vanishing Cream. .49c
Azurea Face Powder........Ssc
Djer-Kiss Vegetal. .$l.15
Mary Garden Talcum Pow
der .................. .ZSc
Imported Orange Toilet
Soap .................. .zsc
First Floor-Lansburgh 4
Brother