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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-10
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gID.CITY TERMINALS

sa,f-Bourly Service Morning snd Eveniha
Between Annapolis BGltimore sac
Washington and camp Msaus
(EeshIngtoE and Camp Msaoe
passengers cuanSe ~ NaFAi
Academy Junc1onl
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
Yves. street station
SO. $40; go Go s 40 % SS ~, $50 $50
s420. xs.50. $40, zo.29. a.Oe. szo' io'-o
lJ.20. z. IL.
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier: State House Station, blaesh
street aud College Avenue, seven "a
minutes earlier.
Connecting at odenton with =. r. K
effective Dec. is, 1917
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LIME DIV.
ala,en Street station
so0 A. M. and half- hourly thereafter nj ~
ana 20 minutes after each hour untii
$50 Z. a.. then At $50, 500 300 looo
and 11.50 7. NJ.
$50 and $50 A. NJ trains daily except
LEAVE RALTIMoRE-w. II. & a.
ass. x7.S5. SIS. SIS. 1925. Ii.s6. a. N
1855. 1875. 2.35, 3So, xs.Uo, 4.SS' 49,
ass; e.SS' 7-S0' $50 'i'S'' r. ~ '-'''
All trains receive or discharge passengers
az l0cal puluts oetHee.. AnhagOii. 49,
Naval Academy Junction and at ship
ley and Iintaicum on signal.
effective Dec. Is 1921
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Howard and Lombard SITS.
5l5 A. NJ. and half hourly thereafter at -
and 70 minutes after each hour until
CTS T. NJ then AT T.15, S.l5. S.fJ. 1910,
Ills +. NJ. and 1915 \. Nj.
515 ana 545 NJ trains daily except
sunday.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
GOO. Gas. 500. $500, 1000, 100 A. NJ. l2.oc
/ 100, 200. SOC, $50 sl.u0 4.30, 2lO
600. zee. 900. 11.C0 y. Ii. 1910 A.
! x--Daily except Sunday.
For tickets and Information apply at oul
\ city ticket ofsces: Weet Street Station
; state House station. College Avenue Ert
/ Baden Street; CorSsi Ran, 3arylsn'
! Hotel.
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Public Patronage

THE use of the Library has been
thus far most gratifying. To date
over 500 readers cards have been is
sued, and the number increases week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-10
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MORTGAGES SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY
Situate on the Southwest Side Of ~. Johns
street, Annapolis, Maryland

BY virtue of the special power ana
authority contained In "a mortgage ffem
Frederick Hebron and wife, dated Mas d.
1919 recorded among the Land Records II
Anne Arundel County IN Libcr c. " No
1I5, folio .. / viii offer Ia publ. slIe 30
the Court House door, In the city OF Ag-
napolis, Maryland, on
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Attorney Named IN Mortgage,
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Evening star., 1922-04-02

idsnt of the General Electric Co.;
Maj. Gen.. Barnett of the Marine
corps ssna,9T bat ssar.sry Q, and
Mrs. DENLY viii accompany the party.
the, former making inspections OF the
outlying naval stations.
Safeguards Decommissfonea Ships.
: The best methods to be adopted in
caring for the many vessels to be de-
commissioned has been made by a
board headed by Capt. e. c. Kalbfus.
Most or these vessels are destroyers.
flied With intricate machinery. Dn-
usual measures must be adopted to
keep them in condition ready for re-
commissioning on short notice II
needed for emergency. While out Of
commission the board recommends a
system of thorough inspection in or
der to check deterioratfon: this work
must be In the hands Of naval person.
mel familiar. with the mechanism of
the ships The Pacific destroyers will
Evening star., 1922-04-02

issued the following statement to the
officers and men of the Marine Corps
concerned in the tribute: THE Secre-
-tary of the Navy wishes the men,
bers of the Marine Corps recently
engaged In the task of guarding the
United States mails to understand
how deeply he appreciates their
earnest endeavors to discharge this
new and unexpected duty to the sat
isfaction of the Navy Department
and the Post Office Department. That
they have done SO is evidenced by
the fact that during the tour of
duty as guards of the United States
mails no thefts were reported and
no attempts-at robbery were sue
cessful. l feel that this splendid
service in a most unusual capacity
reflects credit upon the entire naval
establishment, and j wish to extend
to each officer and man individually
my congratulations. The unblemish-
cd record of the corps has been pre-
served: I feel confident that you
Evening star., 1922-04-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
In Defens,e' Of Southwest
Washington

Ny poem today is single rhyme;
} I really couldn't spare the time i,
To mako it double-jointed. ,v.
J We should worry, and waste our "'e''
= To US it would seenS funny; *
Our business l. 10 aayertise g. X
] Our goods, and get tn money.
We're altogether. In i bunch
Z Good thinSs in each directior;
So neighbors. kindly get hunch,
Be loyal to yoy. section.
Now that spring 10 here AGAIN,
It's time for winter shedding:
So don't forget that kLLERS store
Is selling summon bedding.
Tailor right across the street,
For Ats. he is . dandy;
His lire of goods cannot be beat,
Ard just think! It's so handy.
WEINSTEIN handles everything, ~
Linen. lawn and tafy:
I'd like to mention everything,
But 1t would drive me dafy.
with samples safely hidden;
I Once you get inside his doc...
It's all off; AMT kiddin.
When there's life. there's always hope,
Has been An old-hme saying;
As long rs there's life. this man mopss'
For business isn't paying.
Don't forget to 70 to MAYS
For interior decoration; --
Across the street you 90 to pray,
} For wholesome SALVATION.
) forgot to tell you to be brave;
} Drop into MILLER'S shop:
} It's there you get your whiskers shaved
) And q good massage on top.
: conse,eusn rugs, at YEATMAN's store;
The kind that's ever-vearins:
Hardware. paints and oils. galore, :
His goods 1le profit sharing.
; Grocery store i. right next door;
POST OFFICE. so inviting;
, PEN and ink. place to think;
Before you do your writing.
RrsoNs. RIsoN's. RIsoNs. -.
Tho place to get good bread;
I If you've been buying elsewhere,
It's a wonder you lint dead.
Just try = loaf TO be convinced;
His rolls are so nutritious:
His homemade apple pies and mince
Are certainly delicious.
) Custard.s. cocoanut. lemon. too;
Fruits that are in season: 50, - -
/ Macaroons and mountains, too, -.
At prices within reason.
Everybody says to me, --~ - 49,
1 see you have q rival:
I The novelty wears of in 4 week,
1 It's like q church revival.
) BERKMAN'S records are the best;
Don't take any chances; -.'.--
Get them at his store for less,
Go hear the latest dances!
Well! I guess I must adjourn;
Ny space Is getting shorter;
So look out for snorter.
) RIsoN's BAKERY
Evening star., 1922-04-02

the British embassy in Washington
since last September, is leaving for
England within the next few days
His departure Is a matter of great
regret to the Construction Corps of
the Navy and to the many other
friends he has made in Washington.
1t would be pleasing to his friends in
official as well as social circles to have
Commander Stanton return to Wash.
ington at an early date.
Evening star., 1922-04-02
IOWA SOCIALISTS HIT.
Names Kept From Ballots Because
of Small Vote.

DES MONIES. Iowa, April So
cialist candidates will not be allowed
to place their names on the primary
ballot for any state department, IL
was announced here today by Secre-
tary of State Ramsay. because the
party failed to receive per cent OF
the entire vote at the last general
election.
Such a vote is required by state law
before any party may be placed upon
an election ticket
Evening star., 1922-04-02
MARINE CORPS

: Following an acknowledgment OF
commendation in the form of a let
ter from Postmaster General Hubert
Work to the Secretary of the Navy,
expressing appreciation of the serv-
ice Of the Marine Corps in the re-
cent guarding of mails, Mr.. DENLY
Evening star., 1922-04-02

be berthed at San Diego and those on
the Atlantic at Philadelphia. The'rec-
concentrations Of the board were ap-
proved by Secretary Denby.,
Assurances have been given by Mr..
DENLY and by Assistant Secretary
Roosevelt that there woulH. be no
radical departure from the present
uniform regulations, particularly in
directions leading to q revival Of con-
troversies between line and staff In
line with this assurance no action has
been taken by the naval authorities
toward modifying the present naval
uniform -
Evening star., 1922-04-02
THE NAVY

In standardizing specifications for
radio apparatus in cooperation with
the manufacturers, the bureau Of en-
gineering has effected aSreduction in
the price of various items used in
radio sets. Aircraft and medium
range receiving sets. Tor Example; .c are
cent. as are amplifisrs, such as those
used in receiving sthe large selection
of lectures and concerts now broad
casted from many parts OF the coun-
sets are now reduced sQme Is per cent
Vacuum tubes for both transmitting
and receiving sets, thS, latest thing in
radio in common use, are down IN
price on the average s..ris' about - 40 .3sa per
greatly improved In. efficiency, the
latest vacuum tubes, for example,
having over 1000 per cent longer life
than the yytubes had. -
:. Atlantic Fleet ProSram,
Upon completion sof all exercises,
drills and athletics scheduled for April
% the award Of athletic: trophies win
take place. The Florida will engage in
problems until April 19, when she leaves
for Culebra,. thence for Piney Point.
Nd, to debark marines, thence to
North river. The mine squadron will
engage in mining and sweeping prac-
tice until April a.. when, with the
Shawmut, the vessels will proceed
to Culebra. thence to Philadelphia-
The submarine fiotiilas- will engage
in: submarine pEoblem: With the
Meet until late in APRIL when
Division returns north and Division
10 proceeds to Coco ss; Solo; ;ne G. r. q The
vision for the return north of either
the battleship force or the operative
destroyers. and the entire program is
subject to sudden change, due to the
scarcity Of fuel funds :;
= stuay New Tyre subnaariaes.
I For the purpose Of Investigating the
use of submarines and the new types
that are being developed, ~ subcom-
mittee Of the House for the further
consideration Of submarine legisla-
tion has been created by the House
committee on naval affairs. It's per-
sonnel consists Of, Representatives.
Swing of California, chairman; Ste.s
yens OF Ohio, Burdick- OF Rhode Is;
- = . -
Evening star., 1922-04-02
>sPlans VISIT ! to~Japan..

* srPlans Visit tor.Japen.'ls' 4sSS,s+
Present plans indicate thst about
May 20 the Navy transport lHender-
son win convey the members of the
Naval Academy class Of al to the
Orient. to accept the invitation, Of
Admiral Uriu OF the Japanese navy.
a member OF the class. THIS class
comprises among Its members Rear
Admiral Henry B., Wilson, !, SECRETARY
Of, War Weeks. Mr. Emmet.i vice. hres-
Evening star., 1922-04-02
! ARMY AND NAVY NEWS,
BY MAJ. ARTHUR 6. DUNCAN. U. s. r.. 80 -. y

land. Benson Of Georgia and O'Connor
OF New York. Members OF the House
committee are OF the opinion that
submarines have deserved special
consideration and so advised the sub
committee -
Evening star., 1922-04-02

and all other marines will continue
to discharge your duties in such
manner as to justify our pride in the
CORPS" ~
Evening star., 1922-04-02
New Army Register.

A very limited edition Of the ofa:-
cial Army Register for 1921 has neeh
received from the government ais,rah- pr,ge
uted to the service by the adjutant
general Owing to the small numper
printed. the full regular oistrioutnn
cannot be made. The new resiseess
contains the names, WIN "a otS. =.
GERS. also considerable new data con-.
cerning the officers whose names ap-
peared before this issue Ihe Iolnl
of the new issue has been changeo
so as to effect saving OF more tnan
400 pages. Under the old form tns
qualification would have contained
between 1900 and 1000 pages; The
official Army Register for 1922 is now
in the hands of the printers ana
when ready will receive !he rssuiar ia
dividuals. ..,
as ...ssz..s' ,Air Service.
The third class for the air service
observation school at Post rleie' fose
Sill, Okla. is made up oflnfteen y: >.
officers, one officer Of II, the fnihese ahese
came from Carlstrom Field. where their
primary training had been 'compie!ea..
Members of the s,sth Reserve
SQUADRON are jubilant over the fact
that they have at last taken over the
new Quarters at Cr;ssy Field. Formal
acceptance of this field by the squad
ron will shortly be coupled with ap-
propriate ceremonies
Plans have been received from t1e
commanding general OF .stae 4tn corps
area in regard to; the proposed wsrk u
the 22d Squadron during the summer.
The squadron win take charge OF the,
INSTRUCTION Of the r, o. T. c.: air service,
which camp will be located at the Mont
gomery air intermediate depot, Mont,
9omery. Ala. It wiz also take care OF
ali the aerial observation for the Ma
tionai Guard capdp at Camp Mcclellan,
which will give the observers and pilots
Of the souadronran opportunity TO WORK
with the National Guard field artillery
in the adjustment OF il guns
The vast Improvement in the opera
ton of the air mail service is evident
from the fact that, as recently .statea
by ex-Postmaster General VIII u.
Hays before the Senate appropria.
tions committee. there has been oul
one fatality in the last million miles
flown, while in the last hscal year
there were seventeen fatalities In : q
total of 1,770,000 miles. Mr.. Hays In
urging upon the committee to restore
the appropriation for the aerial mail.
which was eliminated by the House
committee, stated that since the lu-
ture of the country lies In aerial com.
munication, the air mail service ls OF
rreat value and of tremendous poten-
tiaI value as defense reserve In case
Of necessity.
Evening star., 1922-04-02

Regret Leaving Of British Omcer.
The chief constructor and officers of
the Construction Corps of the Navy
gave farewell luncheon to Com
mander A. G. w. Stanton, Royal Corps
Of Naval Constructors. at the Army
and Navy Club on Wednesday. Com
mander Stanton. who has been on
duty as assistant naval attache Of
Evening star., 1922-04-02
THE ARMY

Consolidation Of Army procdrement
will. it is claimed by quartefmaster
officers. not only result In the, SAVING
of Army funds. but also improve con-
troll over transactions with 'oidders
and contractors.
The proposed organization OF the
supply service into commonly
branches and in general to open BIDS
IN Washington, where contracts wiz
be awarded. is the new, policy about
to te established by Nal. Gen: H. u.
Rogers, quartermaster general OF the
Army. This step is regarded as one
of the most effective changes that
could be made in. the system OF ac-
quiring the immense stock OF sup
! plies purchased every year Tor the
military establishment.
Brig. Gen. Charles r. krarthom'
| assistant quartermaster genera; VII, i,,.
| 1t Is believed. assume charge OF iS aHiS
service. Gen. Krauthoff. 1t IS sAiu,
| knows every angle 81 the puinin >
as subsistence officer since 1898. TOT
! the present an exception TO openIHs
! all bids in Washington will be maoe
in the purchase OF shoes IN bostTm'
| meats ~ Chicago and OIL prooaoiS'
| in New York., ~,
In order to allocate funds and eiimi-
nate the possibility OF waste. u
| further proposed to separate the Guo-
get from the fiscal work. with assisHE ~
| ment to the budget oficer Of certain
I duties pertaining to Inspection 1 any
| investigation. Under this plan, nsce'
! duties will be confined to accoun..
| ing, thereby placing the work OF the
budget directly into the hands Oh .
budget offfcer.. :.
Evening star., 1922-04-02
Experiment In Joint Training.

Action is being taken by the war
Department to insure CO. ordination Oh
the coast artillery and the air serS.
ice in coast defense. The chiets y.
thesee two combatant arms have pesn
instructed to consider together tne
question of joint training. with view
to carrying out experiments IN Hu
tual tests Of material and OF tratn
ing during the summer. since 'ns
war various experiments, sucn as
the bombing of warships. have lnaI-
Gated the Increasing power OF ar. :.
craft in coast defense. 1t Is VIII !.
view to developing the potentiaL.,eess
Of this new. arm, as well as to lnsure
properly co-ordinated training, tnAt
the War Department. Is taxing - +.
ton. 1t Is expected that the tests
will include anti-aircraft target praes
tice against air targets to determine
the vertical range at which nomoins
planes could operate without oe.ns
subjected to effective ire. bompins
practice against coast defense inseal-
iations to determine the effect OF ar,
craft bombs on such target, anu
combined target practice at extreme
coast artillery ranges to dstermine
the relative efficiency OF oomninS
planes and large-caliber coast artillery
guns in. operation against an enemy
fleet. =,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-21
STOCK JUDGING TEAM
OF CAMERON co. FARM
BOYS TO BE SELECTED

All the Boys Zig Clubs Of the Coun-
~ will meet az Stuart Place. near llar-
lingcn on Wednesday morning 10 pick
the Cameron county stock Judging
team. Four boys will he sent from
tins county tn the district contests ~
he held iii kingsvilc in June. Tho
winners of The district contests viii
have a try al state championship at
College Station.
According to Louis AlSmeycr. Cam
rrnn county farm boys are very en-
ihuSiasiic about stock Judging and are
taking great interest il learning th"
right way 20 do it,
The whole day AT Stuart Place viii
~ devoted ~ work of this sort. tho
boys are planning 10 have a biz spread
at the lunch hour.
- q. Evans. agent ~ the State
Boys Clubs from College Station. will
give the boys some valuable advice and
Geo. Johnson. district agent Will also
~ present M the meeting. The work II
being conducted under the direction ~
Mr.. Alsmeyer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-21
GOV. DE LARA
IN LAREDO,FOR
CELEBRATIONS
Governor Neff Of Texas Will
Arrive Wednesday; Other
Officials From States
Especial To The IIcraldn

LAREDO, Tex, Feb. 2l.-Hon. Cesar
Lopez de Lara, governor of the state OF
Tamaulipas, and his official delegation
Of twenty officers, representing that
state. arrived in Nuevo Laredo last night
for the Washington Birthday celebra-
tion and the opening Of the new inter
national bridge.
Governor Juan NJ. Garcia Of Nuevo
Leon will be unable to personally attend
the celebration. due to the illness Of his
mother. He will be represented by Ing,
Francisco Cara Nieto. treasurer gen
eral Of the state. and Deputies Eduardo
Martinez Cello and Laocadio NJ. Con
zalez. They arrived today.
Due to a previous engagement, Gov
crnor Arnulfo Gonzalez Of Coahuila
could not come, but he sent as his per-
sonal representatives Ing. Carlos 4. Mar
tIncz. Lie. Felix Flores. Francisco Fuen-
ties Bcrain and Bias Mario, who are ex-
pectcd here today.
ing J. s. Siller and wife arrived from
Mexico City today to represent the de-
partment Of communications and public
wo.ks in Obregon's cabinet.
iSmdei hOuTlpueL VIII DC the olllClal
representative Of the San Luis Potosi
chamber Of commerce.
Governor Pat NJ. Neff Of Texas will
arrive in the morning, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Fannie Maud Neff;
his private secretary, Mrs. Espa Stan
ford Miss Annie Webb Blanton, state
superintendent OF public instruction;
DR.. J. III. Florence, state health officer;
Joe Meyers, state commissioner Of labor,
and Adjutant General r. ID. Barton will
arrive on the same train.
Mrs. J. X. Beretta. member OF the state
education survey board, and recently
elected president Of the City Federation
OF Women's Clubs Of San Antonio. ar
rived last night. She j. the wife Of the
president OF the Laredo Bridge COM
pany, their home being in San Antonio.
BAND concerts, football games, rodeo
and night carnivals featured today's en-
tertainment. Ali preparations are made
for a big celebration and bridge opening
Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-21
MYSTERY OF TRIPLE
MURDER IS SOLVED BY
ALLEGED CONFESSION
wv The A~soriatcd I'rrs- \

WACO Tex Feb. 2l.-Ihe arrest yes
terday afternoon or two negroes and
their alleged confession - 10 the triple
murder Of Mr.. and Mrs. VI. h. Barker
and 13-year- old Homer Turk, az Concord
this county. II thought I'd have solved
one Of the most profound mysteries that
ever puzzled county officers
On tip that had nothing behind IL
except a mere suspicion. Constable Les
lie Stegall arrested Il. HI. Johnson, alias
Cooper. and Bennie Young. two negroes
who came 10 town On a truck yesterday
and after few hours grillinE both con-
fessed 10 the murders, telling the a.
ficers how the crime was committed, and
why.
In the confession. officers said. the
negroes declared they wanted money
and believed that Barker carried III in
his pockets.
According 10 the esficers, the negroes
told them that they went to Barkera
place at night and called him out of ths
house On the prctcnsr ~ wanting to buy
something IN the store, and shot him
down.
They got only $40. Disappointed, ttvy
went u the house. where Mrs Barker
met them. They Drained her with an
axe after she handed them 81. The boy
appeared and they struck him several
times The officers said the negroes
told them they were unaware the little
girl was in the house
The negroes were taken to WaNahachie
yesterday, before the announcement KY
the confessions, the officers stated
A new grand jury will be convened in
two weeks and the case will ~ handled
then The negroes were formally charg-
ed with murder today.
DALLAS. Texas. E'rh. n Officials
ut the Dallas county jail early today
denied reports that two negroes alleged
To have confessed TX triple murder
at Concord were brought tD tAr Dallas
county Jail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-21
Auto Speeders at
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FearFairAutoCop
(By The Associated Press)

BEAU MONT. Texas. Feb. II Auto
mobile SpeedcrS in Jefferson county
Texas. are learning 10 fear Mrs. Anna
=. Hart. young widow. She A. \ dc
putty constable. watching for speeder.
especially. being one of the few. II not
the only feminine speed cop" III the
state. She has record II ~ crnyic-
tions and 100 arrests since last Dee
euDcr.
Mrs. Hart drives a high powered an
tomohilr. especially grared and ~ far
has not failed 10 catch any stock car
size desired She SAYS she seldom has
any trouble because everyone who driv-
- q ear knows that they speed at
times and il j. only matter NJ being
caught before they have 10 pay fine.
Women. find are the hardest 70
make believe they are speeding. and
tie first thing they a. A. 70 seem IT,
suited became they are stopped. They
are. If course. subjected ~ the same
laws a. the man"
One class of spcedcrs receives more
attention than others from Mrs. Hart
II l. composed ~ young men shc dcs-
scribes as those who stand around On
the corner and borrow 30 cents with
which 10 purchase gasolinc. then drive
up and down The street smiling and
grnning III every girl they see and in
yiting her for a ride
Mrs. Hart says she likes her work
because ID has excitement and she does
mot have a. get up at amy certain hour
of the morning"