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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-15
.SLEUTHS CHECK Up
ON WOMAN'S STORY
Visiting Scene OF Murder They
Find Statements Correct On
Several Points

NEW BRUNSWICK. y j., Nov. Is
Detectives announced today that
they had been devoting considerable
time endeavoring to check up the
story told by Mrs. James Gibson. The
pig woman" who claims 10 have
witnessed the Staying of the Rev. Ed
ward Wheeler Hail and his choir
singer, Mrs. Eleanor Rinehardt Mills.
A minute examination OF the field
in which the bodies were found was
made again by detectives last night
with special reference To the story OF
Mrs Gil son that after witnessing the
crime she returned TO find a light
haired woman moaning over the body
OF the rector.
Mrs. Gibson claims that when she
went back 10 the scene for the sec
ond time she tied her mule to small
cedar tree in a clump OF bushes. firsl
tugging at the tree TO see If il were
strong enough 10 hold the mule. The
detectives said the tree. a frail one.
vas in the exact spot described.
After tying the mule. Mrs. Gibson
said she stepped back three steps and
stumbled over stump. The detec-
tiyes said they found The stump.
Next she said she stepped over a
strawberry patch and came TO clear
ing and another cedar tree. The de-
tcctives declared that her description
tailed in every way with their in
vestigation of the held.
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LADIES AID SOCIETY
TO MEET TOMORROW

The regular meeting OF the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
Church will be held at the residencs
of Mrs. McMalxin. No. 80 Marylans
avenue. tomorrow at O'Clock. Thi,
is very important meeting. and 6
large attendance is requested.
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rSTEVE" DARCHET
+. RETURNS TO GAME
Star Navy Backheld Man Gets
In Scrimmage--Building
Up Defense

steve" Barchet, who for two sea,
sons has been the star OF the Nava
Academy backleld. but who has beer
out Of recent practices and the match
against ST. Xavier last Saturday BY
reason of injuries. took part in most
of the scrimmage yesterday afternoon
and emerged In good shape. How
ever. he had little opportunity OF car
rying the ball.
The development OF the special
Navy offense for the Army game is
heing delayed TO some extent by the
necessity of developing the defense,
which. contrary to the usual situation
Is by no means strong this year The
team was kent at this kind OF work
daring the whole OF the afternoon
The squad b team was given the
ball on the Varsity's five or ten-yard
line, and al first had little difficulty in
driving through the Navy line at diff
ferent points or around the ends. Fin
ally. Folwell pulled out the Varsity
and put the Varsity substitutes
against squad B. The subs played
with lots of dash, and generally threw
their opponents back. The move
seemed to put fight into the Varsity
players, and when they returned to
the game they did n great deal better.
Mathews StIll Crippled
Mathews, center, is now the only
Varsity player who is not able 10 bear
a full share in the practice. This is
unfortunate. as il is his first year as
a regular. Though he is expected TO
he In the practice by next week and
TO take part in the Army game. Zuber
Continued Gu Page ~
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THE 4
BETTER AZ.
TO HEALT III
HEALTH TALK No.

When your watch goes wrong,
do you attempt TO dope il with oil
or other drugs 10 correet the tron-
rle? Nj. You Immediately take IL
To jeweler a watch n,eehanie.
because YOU know Ire G. AI.Sn, OF,
yonr watch going wrsnr Is puralys
mechanical. therefore the correee
ton must be mechanical
Do you exercise the same COM
mon sense when you are sick? Or
do you dope yourself with drugs,
forgetful OF the fact that modern
science has established indispnt-
able proof that the CAUSE OF sick
ness is mechanical interference
with NERVE FORCE. and that me-
chanical correction of the cause al
ways results in HEALTH
We say the CAUSE OF sickness
is mechanical pressure on spinal
nerves. Can there be better proof
that we are right. than the fact
that sick folks get well after this
pressure has been removed?
IL you are sick. an examination
Of your spine will reveal nerve
pressure. The results You willsek-
perience from Uhiropractic Ad-
justments will convince you that
the law Of. mechanics is always
positive-neyer negative Consul
tation with spinal analysis is free
and places you under no ohliga-
'''4 InI 7
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HODGES BASSFORD - Benjamin
W Hodges, 2S, Davidsonville, Anne
Arundel county; Iva Bassford, 90.
Harwood, Anne Arundel county
FAIRAiAN COOPER - Francis E..
Fairman. Jr., %; Sarah l.. Cooper.
2l both OF Annapolis.
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ST. ANNE'S SOCIETY
TO HAVE XMAS SALE

The annual Christmas sale OF 81
Anne's Society will be held tomorrow
at the Parish House. Duke OF Gled-
cester street. from until 10 y. M IN
addition TO fancy articles for Christ
mas. there will be sale of cake anf
candy. a fish pond for children and q
housekeepers erab-bag
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-15
MEETING OF MOTHERS
CIRCLE HELD TO-DAY

The regular meeting of the Mothers
Circle was held today at the An
napolis Grammar School Yesterday
the school was open 10 the public fel
general inspection and a number o.
visitors availed themleslyes OF ths
privilege OF seeing the methods o
tuition.
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TURN NATI0NAIISTS WILL
RESPECT MrDANIA FARLEY
otv The As.octstea Prv<..

CONSTANTINoPLE, Noy. l5.-The
Turkish Nationalist government has
given formal assurancesfto the Allies
that the stipulations OF the Mudania
armistice agreement will he re
Spectod.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 15.---An involan
tary petition in bankruptcy was filed
today in Federal Court against JOS
eph Winfield. Robert Winfield and A
L. Winfield. known as Winfield Bro
Tiers. stock brokers.
Liabilities were placed at se0. .00f
and assets at $1,000
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Women Voters To Meet

A large attendance is urged at the
regular meeting of the League of wo
men Voters. which will be held mex
Tuesday. November 81. in the Ole
Senate Chamber OF the State House a.
2:30 p. m.
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Doubt This Statement

Doubt was cast today upon the au-
thenticity of statement made yes
terday by two detectives that one of
the witnesses to lie called before the
grand jury would testify that Mrs.
Hall ran harriedly to the home OF
her cousin, Henry Carpenter. on the
night OF the murder. Some officials
denied that such a witness wonId be
called and counsel for the widow en-
phatically denied the story of her visit
TO her cousins home.
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To Award pennants

An unique feature OF the rally will
he an attendance contest between two
groups OF admit classes. Group L
Glasses with membership under 70:
Group 2-Classes with membership o.
80 and over. The classes in each
group having the highest percentage
Of enrolment present will receive q
pennant. which will be awarded az
the Rally.
Al the Rally TO be held in Calvary
Church, Anne Arundel countians will
have the opportunity OF hearing Tim
nlhy standby" Rev. DR.. Joseph Clark.
.of New York. delivor an interesting
talk. His subject will he "Fishln'
For Men
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COMMEMORATE
ANNIVERSARY OF
ALL HALLOW' {
Impressive Service Attended BY
Bishop Murray And Church
Dignitaries Followed BY Large
Luncheon And Speeches At
Davidsonville Parish Hall.
SCHOOL CHILDREN GREET
GOVERNOR A. c. RITCuIE


The 2S0th anniversary of The fonnb-
ing of the Parish af All Hanow's was
commomorated yesteray hy a spee-
ial service at the venerable church Of
All Hallow's. az which the Right pey
John Gardner Murray. Bishop OF
the Diocese. was the celebrant of tho
Eucharist. and the sermon was
preached by the Rev Dr. Ar,hnr n
kinsolving. rector OF St panl's
Church. Baltimore. which parish was
founded az the same time as An IIal-.
lows
FOLLOWING The church service an
elaboratc and delicious luncheon.
such as Ahe Dayidsanvlllc community
is noted for. was served AZ the parieh
Hall and there were speeches hS the
various dignitarles present
Goyernar Richie Present
Dividing hoRors with the disiin-
euished members of the clergy was
Governor Richie. who. though unable
10 be present at the church service.
arrived in time for the rendezvous az
the Parish Hall. The school children
were given half holiday in honor OF
the Governors visit. and turned out.
in force to hail the Chief Executive OF
the State who responded warmly to
their frlrndiy gUeev
Bishop Murray, who -Sthe Grst
speaker. was mirodueed hypi'a"sAs
of All Hallow's. the Rey. -, ops.a
Alleyne. ID d.. who presiiA DI a0
luncheon. In very few wo, 's' u
pressed his interes: in the q
and the pleasure il gave b.
present on this eyentful occl
The Governors speech
The Governor. who was IN. I
speaker on the program. said IN
of the greatest reasons for the,
nre no felt in being present wa,
this 23Oth anniversary of the f,H
ing OF All Hallows marked a
continued tradition Of right flying
der Christian principles. and he
a strong feeling that tradition"
tCentinned On Page 81
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Brown and white setter dog.
Reward if returned to No. 6
Franklin street. Fl. !. Fenton.
nl6
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COURT FINDS
DIFFICULTY IN
HAz|NC VERDICT
Trial OF Jack Kerans Continued
Only One Witness Claims
To Have Seen Tumbler
Throwing Or Heard Order To
Get Under Table.
CASE OF HAWAII LAD
COMES UP TOMORROW

Difficulty iii reaching a finding has
a on encountered by the court-mar-
II witch has been hearing the case
of Ndshlpman Jack H. Kerans. first
nlae. charged with hazing. at the
Nasll Academy. No conclusion was
reached yesterday evening after a
leugthy consideration of the case, and
81 will be taken up again this after
noon
Keraus was accnsed OF ha2ing
Fourth Clnssman Neal r. Campbell
~ tossing n water tumbler In his di-
Teclon and compelling him to get un-
der The table when the tumbler was
missed II g admitted that the evil
dence IN the case is closely balanced
Campbell, the midshipman alleged
Ito have been hazed. stated that he
dNd not know who threw the glass or
g4(yc the order to get under the table.
Oh(er midshlpmen gave the same les-
um3,ny. but Fourth Classman James
G lhonlfani, who has figured in other
casesN stated definitely that Kerans
had ossed the glass and gave The
ordert Kcrans testified that he did
ncnh9r
TAlalS To Take Another Tarn
The course OF the hazing courts win
take alnother turn with the trial OF
the charges against First Classman
Georgel NJ Lord, of Honolulu. which
Win probably be taken mp tomorrow.
Il bein& the first time direct physical
.yiolencd towards aa underciassman
las beer alleged
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ARNOLD PUBLIC SCHOOL
OUTGRONs QUARTERS
So County Board OF Education
Decides To Utilize Old
Building
TEACHER TRANSFERRED

At the monty meeting of the
County Board Of Education held yes
terday, the following is a summary OF
the business TRANSACTED, apart from a
number OF routine matters.
The school at Arnolds having grown
to an enrolment OF 9S pupils and hav-
ing insufficient accommodations for
that many. the Board decided not 10
transport a part OF them to the school
at Iioohe,' as FIRST suggested TO the
Board, bnt TO III out the old school
building as an extra room. and also
to transfer Miss Anna Rawlings. one
Of the teachers at Boone. to join the
teaching stan az Arnold's. The school
at Boone can spare one of its teach
ers. as its enrolment is below the
required enrolment for the three
teachers which il has been having.
Teachers Certificates
II was also ordered that the teach
ers whose certificates have expired
will lie carried for the remainder OF
the term on provisional certificates at
their present pay. but that next year
they must renew their certificates or
salary will be reduced TO $l00
Claude Dorsey was appointed trus-
tee OF the Annapolis Junction School
and l.. Listman of the school at Pasa-
.dcna. Alsn NJ the Pasadena School.
Bryan Leitch, of the Eighth district
OF Anne Arundel county. and a grad.
uate of Western Maryland College,
was appointed principal in place of
W. l.. Shelton.
Teacher For Lmthieum Heights
The request of the Linthicum
Heights School for another teacher
was granted, and Miss Carolyne Caw-
thorne. of Linthicum Heights, was
appointed This schools request for
a library was also granted. as was
likewise the request OF the Eastport
School.
The Board ordered that remaining
available funds be used toward help
Ping pay for an adequate fence for the
Eastnort schoolyard.
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,nthor Of ''Timoti,y standby. Letter

DIR. Clark is Americas Senior State
Secretary in noint of years and length
OF service. In the Sunday School lit
erary world he is known as Timothy
Standby" under which pseudonym he
has written for twenty-five years wha,
IRE known as the Timothy Standby
letters. He is perhaps even more
widely known by his pseudonynl- thar
hy his real name.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS

DisFstcheS CT late
1>~s are published =
Ins ETsa1ng Gzr.tsi.
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Mathews Stin Crippled
Former Judge Burke I'll

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/ tls Sfi1stcS'Sn' 81 c'n $500; Fzs whis1l 2oeo.
,n,dess Ship & Commerce Corp.
hns h,..s lu.rican Lines, Man'g Agt-
rp,r-ossdVay, n. Y. Whitehall lO2O.
~ DIV
.t,p6e Fuit Co. --,o.,.,,, ,.,,
II B.;.sry Pl' n y whitehall 0'O''
,s.,se Transport Line Il. M. M)
Broadway, y. Y. u,,.,, ooeo
Prr B'n G'n $500; FFt' with zOoO'
B.ssa Daniel, Agent ..
II :: s1sr s,sT.r ST., n. Y. Broad 4soo.
Barber S. S. Lines, Inc.
r B,tt,ry o. y. Y. whitehall 1900
Loading Piei a6-S7-SS s.,...,. p,,,,
hd,n Line
=. Lloyd Royal Beige, 81. Anonyms.
shek Diamond Steamship Corp.
yY-s7EIch. Pl. Rect 1ss2,2el7-1s.
pidsdelphia, Baltimore. chicago
detroit, Boston Norfolk
Inn 4 Co, A. H., Agents
pv.r 81, n. Y. Bowling G'n 2soo.
ctds Steamship Company
PAR So. n. R., n. Y: Canal $500.
psr "A, n. R., ". Y. (Forn SerViee)'
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co., Inc.
a Broadway, y. Y. Broad 5l5l:
81, 1f2 ". Adams 81. Rand 33l5.
To-. 200 Carondelet Big. Main o45.
pkHa: Inter1 Fr't'g Corp.
p,l.. Terminal Shipping co.
ysfolk: Harriss. Magill q Co., Inc
csurd-AnehOr Lines
Is Broadway, y. Y. Big G'n $500
n CiorriO Fruit Corporation
u Broadway, N. Y. Big G'n 77oS
Dshr Line
Il Moore ST., n. Y. Big Gn e0ll
u.nan's Wilson Line, N. Y, Inc
Esrman's Wilson Line
El.rnan's Phoenix Line
/ Wihon-Furness Line
InSr Mediterranean Levant Line
u Broadway, y. Y. Broad Ollo
Eport Steamship Corporation
gBrOadway, n. Y. Big G'n s54o
lnyth Line
conpsgnie Generate Translantique
y state St., N. Y. Big G'n 1900
Fn..s, Witty & Co., Ltd.
Fursss Lines
Funsu Bermuda Line
whitehall St., n. Y. Big G'n 1900
General Navigation Co.
II Broadway. n. Y. BE- G'n e245
Grae, Line, Inc.
10 Haao,.r So, N. Y. Big G'n 1880
H,lchsv S. S. Lines, Inc.
Pier ri2 Z. r. Big G'n 6277
Rcssun L Co., r. P.
70 Beaver St. n. Y. Broad l7So
Imperial Navigation Company
% Cortlandt ST., n. Y. Rector 1888
Ii. {. Llrss
International Freighting Corporation
N.Y. whitehall St. Big G'n lsgO;
Phila, Lafayette Bldg. Lombard SoSS
International Mercantile Marine
American Line
White Star Line
Atlantic Transport Line
Red Star Line.
kylsnd Line
LORD & Head Lines
White Star Dominion Line
Broadway, y. Y.
PgT, Bn G'n $500; Fgt, Vhite1 2OoO
go la Sale St.. Chicago.