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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-18
Tobacco Growers Meeting

a meeting to further the interests of the Tobacco Grow
a ers Association and to demonstrate that the business
interests of the city backing that organization in CO.
operative way will be held in the Hall of the House of
Delegates at the STATE House. FRIDAY Evening Nav 49,
at +. M. Prominent speakers will address the meeting
All business cordially invited TO attend these
meetings. Published by the
Chamber OF Commerce of annapolis
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-18
Program OF Fun And Frolic

During the meal, President Glenn
ents read several discreet messages.
purporting TO be kilograms of greet
ings and regrets from certain emin-
ent college men. As the dessert dis
appeared and the cigars began their
glowing career, the feasters were
summoned to the middle of the large
hall to participate in a program of
fun and frolic. To tell the complete
story, the pen pleads its impotence.
Suffice il to say that during the whole
performance from the Battle of Bay
Ridge to the Hole in the Bottom
of the Sea-" the audience was kept
on the qui vive of expectancy, and
wave after wave of laughter served
as a splendid aid to digestion.
At the conclusion of the program,
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-18
Accused Murderer In Party

The men taken to Baltimore Jail are
Harry Barese. bartender of tn
Temple Cafe,' who is charged with
causing the death of Cunningham
Thomas Healey. alias John Ken
bricks, and Frank Wilson, both of
Paramount, w. Va; Harry Brown,
son of Mrs. Jessie Brown. proprietress
o fOdenton Inn, this county; Joseph
Cooke and Carroll Wade.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-18
AND
NAVY OARSMEN
PREP.FOR RACES

Varsity, Junior Varsity A n d
Freshmen Fights To Engage
In Brushes On Severn Tomor-
row Afternoon - Visiting Sen
iors Are Heavy.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-18
Personal Request

nr. Gordon IL. Claude requests
the return of his copy Of Ridgley's
Annals. loaned 20 an acquaintance
iu whom he placed confidence. The
book was the gift Of a deceased
relative. The cover was mende1
with surgeons plaster. The book
had some markers, which were
souvenirs which | also cherished.
GORDON H. CLAUDE.
ma
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-18
Await States Attorneys Return

Meanwhile, arrangements for the
preliminary hearing of the several
are held in allegiance, pending the re-
turn of States Attorney James M.
Munroe from Atlantic City, where he
has been attending the sessions of the
Maryland Bankers Association during
the last few days. Mr.. Munroe will
not return to the city until late Sun
day night, it is understood. While
there has been much talk of probable
recall of the grand jury to investigate
the case. this will be dependent upon
the action of the States, Attorney af-
ter he has been formally acquainted
with the circumstances of the, case.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-18
ASK FOR
Mrs. Kidd's Mayonnaise

Really delicious. 1t has that Delightful HomeSlade
Flavor because made under the personal supervision of
Mrs Kidd 1t always leaves good taste in your mouth
IL and 25c jars at your grocers.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-18
Associated Press

Dispatches Of late news
are published in The
Evening Capital.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-18

Continued on Page E.,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
CLARA TvRDf. e JEST
NEvlNNA.

I
Tegucigalpa, Honduras, %.
kv9tna. Vzkaz, v n9mz prohla-
suje svoji nevinu, obdrzen byl
zdejsim zpravodajem Sdruze.
neho tisku Cd Clary Phillipso-
We, ,lsvedcene 2 vrazdy v Kali.
forni. jez nyni jest zp9t ma ce.
st6 ~ Spois 0tAtd, pod dozo'
rem ainerickych dfednfkd
Vzkaz zaslan byl 2 Puerto Cor
tez zrovna pied odplutim par
niku Copan do New Orleansu,
kde ocekavan jest Ultra. Phil
lipsova v nem pravi: "Prosim,
reknete, ze hodlam ffci sv9tu
pravdu o pfipad9 Albertou
Medaowsovou - ze jsem ne
vinna timto hroznym zlocinem,
pro nejz jsem byla nesprave-
dive odsouzena q ze brzy ma
skyline Sc mi pfilezAost doka-
zati to-"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29

Lansing, Mich, %. kvetna.
- ri. William T. Brittonova,
manzelka jbohat6ho kontrakto-
ra . politikAfe zdejsiho. byla
zastfelena vcera nezn&mym
dosud vetfelcem We SVEN domo
We. Pi Brittonov4 ss'dels v loz
nici druh&m. apaachaG - nk
Helen rowersovOu, kter& die
Ia 8 pi. Brittonovou b9hem ne
pfitomnosti manxela posledn6j
81, jenz odjel do Evanston, Ill.
Zaslechla n9jaky Sramot dole
q Sla vysetfovati, co jest toho
pfitinou. Skoro soucasne Oval
sc vykfik a rama z revolveru .
p. Brittonov& klesla k zemi.
Stfela prol6tla il mozkem. -Po
te vrah zmizel a policie shle-
dala, ze stopa jeho vedla do
'blizkeho parkul
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
-BULHARsKo PRoTEsTUJE.

!. Lausanne, Svycarsleo, %. kve
tina. - Bulharsko poslalo notu
'blizkovt tchodhf honferemcf,
protestujScf proti postoupeni
Karagafe Turecku z toho do
vodu, ze mohls by tim. byti o.
hrozen hulharsky pffstup I. k
mofi. Recov& Q Turci ztravili
n'ed4li ", pf&telskyoh stycich,
po dohodnun, K rAnluz v soho
tu.;doslo. Venizelos vydal pro-
hl&Sef, y 1,6nsz pravf. 2e phi.
zn&nim Turecku svrchovanostl
mad Karagatem zerni teto ne
pochybnA, vznillly by jist6 a.
vazky vda Bulharsku, jezto
jest to pfirozen6 v5chodisko K
Egejsk&mut mofi, tlode Bulhar-
skocht&lo ziskati- ohchodnf p1-
du. Dodal, ze nepochybn9 W.
vstanou rozmislky, ale ty dali
Sc urovnati pfi dobre viii. 8
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De VALERA DOzNAVh POR|AzKU.
VIVA SVE STOUPENCE XII
SLOzEM ZBRANf.
DAlSl OBETI BYLY BY MARNY, PRAVf V0DCOyl
lRSKYCH ODSTEPENCU. 41ts.' 81

Dublin 28 kvetna Zanechani valky prot Wade Svo-
boneho Satu rskymi repubkanskymi odsepenc oznamue
Sc kopich lsn zabavenych vadou vydan5ch vefej
most dnes vecer Pod datem "a kvetna Eamon de Valera
ako president republiky prav XII svym oupencdm gene
ralnfm dennm rozkaze:
se 'Vojaci svobody. Legie zadni sraze
"Repubika nemSae byti dele udrzovana dspssne vasil
zbran3mi Das ob6t vas strany byly by nadarmo Po-
kracovaniy brannem zapase jest nemoudre narodn I'd
jmu.
"vojenske vezstv pro tuto chvil musi byti doznano
tenn kdoz znicli repubku Jne prosredky nutno hledat
zassni prav naroda Neoddavee Sc vsak zarmutku. Va
se 6sili obe vash mrtvych eto zracene nadeji jsg
pfinesou Wy zachrani jste zistavil
tevfenou cestu neodvslosti
Odozeni vaich zbrani nynf jest cnem vastenectu tax
yzneseneho cseho ako bya statecnost kdyz te
jch chop Sedm roki vacen vycerpao mas lid Jejich
beh s0uzeni byly mnohe. Zdai cdvrali cd vas
poskytl vam cnnou podpor, ktera ecne moha by pnes
yit9zs ento rok to proto re sou unaven potfebu
odpoGinku Dopree jim trochu casu do6kate sesku
pf sc kolem vaseho praporu.
"Oni potom brzy poznaji kdoz byli nesohech kdo se
dova sobecke cie kdo mluvi pravdu kdo fales Al bu
dou hotov, budete op3ne, ako drive. pfednf strait s
"Utrpenf teremu nyni musie cel bezbranni. phsbete
zpdsohem hodnSm mpzd hotcvlch nolozih svf Ayd 4fn
wee niz ve Acko musite jes6 trp6 vase oddanost
lehci pftomny zarmutek EXQUISITE, bude vas
drzovat syku vasimi mrvymi druhy ktef poloz sve
zivoty Irsko.
"Bdh ochranujz jednoho kazdeho vas popfejz nasi
vlas vsech casech potreby nekoho enz bude il mova
s takovou laskou oddanosti jake wy"
Soucasne Frank Aitken republikansky nacenik stabu
nafl zbyku sve armady ably ukry zbrane mstech df
tomu d6elu vyhednutych ponevadz "cizi domac
pratele republiky tuto chvii ovlad ale nevyhra
"Nas nepratee pozadovali vase zbrane" pravi "Naii
odpov6d jest, re chopi jsme zbran osvobozeni na
vlas podrzme 81 je az budeme videt eestny zpdsob
znani nasich cild beze zbrani"
Temito rozkazy pfvedena jest fonane ku konci valka
kerou odst9penc vedi po Wade Svobodneho Sau diva
roxy jez vyzadala 81 tsice lidskych zvota zneen
jetku sta millond, dollard.
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POVODEN v OKL.AHOME..
NEJVETSf MESTO STATU JEST VAzNE
rs 'sfl OHROzOVANO.

Oklahoma City. g. kvstna. Oklahoma City jest ohro
zovano enou nejhorsch povodni sve hstor dnes
Ger Voda krye mile Min zni c&sti m6sta Packing
town. odkud m6sto zasobovano jest 1pne jest
cenO. .1ev.si
Vice nez 1000 osob bez pffstfesi n9z pecuje me-
pomocn6 organace spolu mic, jez poskytla ponf
luzka pfkryvky. Penezn skoda bude velk& media do
sud ami odhadovat
Dnes vecer feka North Canadian op9tns stoupla po
n9vadz vsude JEFF poci slime prs ocekava ze Ultra fe
jeste roxvodn P Robinson ulici proraza um9
lou hrazf rozila mill sroko.
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MussoLnNz zADA PoMOc sP. STATU

i LendSn 2s. kyxtna. Diplomatickt zprayodaj Daily
Telegraph dozvda ze premier Musson ucnf objasnen
svtch nazord vxhledem dluhu lale Spojentm St6td
z&roven poz&d& pine tnn6 ameickk spoup6sobenf po
lhcks hoapodas.ls rsskkssa.s!Iaasss! EysspE ss -
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.NEMECKA vl-ADA cHYSTA NOVOU REPARACNl
NABlDKU PRO SEQUENCE.

Berlin 28 kvGtna. DIE nejposlednejsich telegramn
Drazdan, mesto jest teorsov6no tlupou komunist
nchz mnozf mnoho mesfcd byli bez zam9stn&n Dnes
vynut 81 zayfenf soro vsech restauracf kramd sfe
dech. kde maele odepfei uposechnouti ejich mstnos
byly vyplenSny.
Ufednfci svazu nezamestnanJch pravi ze Sc rozhodl
zavf vsechny kramy nadsj tim zpdsobem donutf vel
koobchodnfky ku snizenf cen xvotnfch potfeb.
Drazdanska poicie zachovava neutr&lni stanovsko,
toho ddvodu ze p "nepffsus Jim 3asahovau do tohoto
hospodafskeho zapasu mezi v5robcen spotfebelem"
saske ministerstvo vnitra je tom p6dporuje.
vcera vecer vek6 zasupy shlly sse pred operou, po
zaduce jeff zavfenf ezto pohled ak bohaci bax
tim on musejf hadove jest pfils noho pro nezam9st
nane Kdyz byl fide divada slfb ze pfim6e navst9vn
ky ku pfspvan do fondu nezam9stnan& zastup
zese.
Dnes koovay povsst ze komuniste Ultra prohlas vSe
chny obchody verejny ajetek ze zmocni v&dy
pomoci zocincn nezamsstnanych.
Kon mad Rynem 28 kv9tna. Vytrznosti Bochumu
ku konci tdne byy vazne nez oznamovano Doslo
boji meM komunisty hasic kten zastavajice msa po
licistd pokouse utlum vytrznos Strhlo nekolik
Saratek nichz sest osob bylo zabo 63 poran9no
kolika pffpadech nejspfse smrten9.
jednom soukrom6m dome, kan rudf n&silim ve-
dra hasc pokus zachr&niti majele pred hn3vem po
tr8zdsneho s4psse isIs rozynn nxkoik osob
bylo zabito q poran9no
Phi jine vytrznos nedsli jeden hasic enz stfeen by
do hlavy, skonal mfste.
Berlin 2s kvstna - Nemecky novy reparacnf program
ak by nyni nasnen bude doslovne vbudovan cd zakad
nebot bude "a MIN uvaen hypeky ma pozemkovy maetek
cel6ho n&roda.
Bude to poprve ekonomicke historic lie kazda pd ne
mecke pudy bude zamarkycovana bude nj odvad9n po-
plaek vteznym nepfaelIm N6mecka po dobu ceti rok0
Ohad bude zaklad6 so procent pfitomnych zah hod
Pet set mionI zlatych marek popyne kazdorocn9
fssk6 pokladny vypl&cenf valecnych nahrad b9hem
pnfch n9koka roki Ocekav& se ze castka tato
1000 O00O 900 zatych marek coz zav cd toho jak
chile bude podrobii msstsky majetek hypotecnmu
pr0cesu. t5arss#s. 4e ass ~s
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BELCICKA STAVKA STALE
VAzNEJSl.

Brussel, %. kvetna. - Jed
ma ctyrtina belgicktch oSob.
Mich vlaki byla zruSena q n4-
kladni doprava jest skoro lpl.
ne ochromena n&sledkem stav-
ky zeleznicnfch zff1enci. City,
ficet sedm tisic n4kladnich kar
zahak q 2 t6chto jest Is, ,0O0
ma n3meckych hranicich. u.
zavfenim deseti ski&ren fOO,-
900 osob pfi3lo o pr&Ici. Y ostat
Mich zavodech toho prdmyslu
produkce byla skoro dpln6 IA
stavena neb Omezena.. 7
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20 sUcHU PovoDNk.


Moskva, 2. .Slsv1tna. vsu-
de podel toku Volhy vyskytu-
il Sc zhoubn& povodne nasled-
KEN dlouhych deSt'd. kterymi
zp1sobeno bylo jiz ! mnoho
skod. Sovetsk& vlAda vysila
zvlastnf vlaky do ohrozenych
distriktI. M9sto Onask je zapla
veno 4 daBi z4plavy <oznamuji
Sc ze Samary, kde do ned&vna
byla americk& pomocn& stani-
ce. Povodeh ohrozuje trat' 81
ibifske drahy ma vzd&lenost sto
mil.
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Novf REKoRD vZDUcHo
pLAvKYNE.

Los Angeles, %. kv6tna. -
Novkho vt5koveho rekordu pro
tvzduc choplavkyn6 bylo zde do
ciiero vGera, kdyz Mile. An
dree Peyre, Francollzla, vzlet.
la, do vySe Is, 900 stop. Pfeko-
nalaatim 0 1000 stop dosavad-
nj r4kord, kter6ho docfleno by
10 A1nelif Earhartovou v Kan.
,sas City.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
kUPtiJf' vLkDNf LODI.


Washington, es. kvetna. -
Definitivhi, aclbli informalnf
nabfdka. koIup cels vl&dnf
|obchodnf lod'Stp, pokud sc no
|da pollzati K ne sluzbs, by
|la ohlr1s - {. 1lsa. sa.s
Ndvtf1 byi do1ncen clentm
zmfn9n&ho t9lesa dnes pozd6
odpoledne z&stupcem skupiny
financnfch zajmG, jichz totoz-
most nebyla prozrazena. Mluv-
ci uchazeEa nabidl Sc sloziti
$1,O00,000 jako zaruku, ze ma
bfdka jest mfnena dooprady.
Suma, nabizena "A vl&dni OBJ
'chodnf lodi. jest blizko ST.
900, 900, 900.
I Lid& blizcf lodnf rad9 pravi.
ze financni postaveni tech,
kdOx cini nabldku, jest to nej-
|lepSf.
/ Lodni rada obdFzela ash diva
Get nabfdek, ale ty byiy pou.
re ma n9kter6 lodi a mimo to
|pouze asi ctyfi neb p4t jsou
,takov@ho r&zu, ze zasluhuji 81
|vazneho uvazeni. Nabfdka cd
one. finanEni skupiny jest ia je
| dina ma koupenf vsech vlad-
mich lodi.
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70 RoDIN BEz PklsTkEs1.

Montrea1. Kanada, %. kv3t-
na. - Sednfdes6t o1m rodin
pfiSlo 0 pffstfeH a,r160 budov
bylo znice1rd pozlrenr, jfmz
lehla cell 1izni cist letniho
vtletnfho .nfsta. Sbe sAgathe.
Penxzni Skoda 20 odhAduje. ma
4oo. .oloos',
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
zIDE UTOU MA florida.
TvRDl, zE Sv9Ml PENEZl PoDPORUJE
KU KLUK KLAN.-

Atlantic City, N. j., %. kvetna - Henry Ford byl obv-
nen, ze nancns podporuje Ku Kux Klan dnesnfm
danf sjezdu veloloze adu Birth Abraham hoteu Jerome
Obvn9ni jest obsazeno resouci kterd byla ednomyss
pfata Kdyz prvne vysoveno imeno Fordovo bylo uv
tano sykotem povykem. Resouce nz dni svrchu
vedene obvin9ni proti Fordovi, znf jak naseduje
"Bndiz usneseno ze deleg&h sjezdu Birth Abraham
odsuzu stanovsko Henry florida pro jeho pocn&nf vd Ii
di ze jeho presdentsk& kanddatura jest ur&zou z&.
kladnfch z&sad, n9z zem9 tato Sc opr&. sna.s-
Dale budiz xe tento Sized obvuje p florida
lest fnancnim podporovetelem Ku Klux Klanu jenz
schsaiuie ieho nevasteneck6 Mvanf prot dhm katodm
cernochtm cizinc1m" 81.
Resoluce tato byla ped6na Munay-em Perkolskym pff
rcfm korporacnfm pr&vnfkem mesta Bostonu. AGtoH
Fora byo zle oceno fecfch dnesnm zasedanf proso
ven5ch nebo podano zadn5h dtazd ze by fnancne pod
,poroval Ku Klux Klan.
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cIlElAPEc zABr BLEsKEM.

Kingston, O., %: kvxtna. -
Anton Plummer,s l2-lety, byl
ma 1niste zabit . jeho bratr,
Elmer. l6Ilett, bya omrace
kdyz uhodilo do atromu, pod
MIMI; &c skyvali pied dest9m.
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FORD BUDE PRY PkECE KAN
DIDATEM.

Wichita, Kas, 28. kvetna Hezekiah N. Duff Lam
sing Mich, vfkonnt Ifednik komise state ktera
vede dozor mad vydavanim akcii prohlas navs6vy
oto m9se ze Henry Ford bude uchazeti presdentstv
Duff prav, ze muvil Fordovym Edselem, jenz
potvrd, ze otec vazn9 obra tim dmyslem
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PRACELUPlcU BOHATE oDMENENA

Detroit 90. kv9tna. Lupic sobotu neb ned3li
noc probourah dvanactpacovou zdf ohnivzdoych ci
he'll dostah do kr&mu Mau-ovy kozesnicke fmy urad
$4,000 koxen Lupici nepochybne muse pfijetf dva
kr5ts pro guor kefst nab pou5ivali dvou truekh.
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Observation-Disclosures Sc

Sofia g. kv9tna. - Zpravy revolucnf vzpoufe Bul
htH jsou vyvr&ceny po1odfednfm prohl&senf n9nz
pravf ze vsude zemi panuje kid.
Evening star., 1923-04-12

Sewell, teacher, class /. from Ban
neker School to Randall-Cardozo
School.
Appointments-M. /. Benoist,
probationary teacher. class ga, Nc
Kinley High School; r.. d. Daffer,
probationary teacher, class 8, Kings
teacher, class 4, Columbia Junior
High School: n. S. Shanahan. tenn
porary teacher. class 2, E. V. Brown
School; Lucille Chamberlain. tempor-
ary teacher, class 1, BlairHayes
school; Marie Hellwig. probationary
clerk, class 4, financial office; A. l..
Phillips. probationary teacher. class
j, Twining School; w. NJ. Eldridge,
probationary teacher, class /, Henry
Polk School; Nathan Lesnie, perma-
nent dental operator, public school; G.
r. Payne, permanent clerk, financial
office: G. f.. Finotti, janitor. Van
Euren School; A; c. TAYLOR, janitor.
Van Ruren School; Andrew Wester-
gren. caretaker, Gage School; c. E.
Baker, laborer. Wilson Normal and
Ross schools: l.. A. Conway, perma-
nent electrician. Central High School:
Hubbard School; J. F.. Empey, perm
anent janitor, Brookland School;
Thomas Dore. permanent janitor,
Blair School: w. Z. Allen, permanent
janitor. Towers School: w. p. Cannon,
permanent janitor. Edmonds School;
]. II. Briscoe, caretaker permanent,
Bruce School: ]. +. Hurney, perma-
nent janitor, Morse School; L. E. Mat
thews, temporary teacher, class 4.
Sumner-Magruder School; Henry
Brown, temporary laborer, school
garden department.; L. T. Shackel-
ford, probationary teacher class 1,
Wilson School; E. c. Butcher. proba-
tionary teacher. class 1, Smothers
School: H. NJ. Bryan. probationary
teacher, class !, Banneker School;
Z. L. Moss. probationary teacher,
class 1. Randall -Cardozo School, and
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Improve Writing,
War Secretary
Urges Officers

"A high standard of excellence
in composition is rarely attained"
in the official correspondence OF
the War Department, according to
a bulletin just issued by Adjt. Gen.
Davis "by order of the Secretary
of War"
The conclusion drawn in the
bulletin is the result Of "a re-
view of communications and orders
issued from various War Depart
ment agencies as we'll as cor
respondence received from the
service at large and literature
distributed by the general ana
special service schools"
Correspondence is as definitely
an index to character" says the
bulletin. "as either verbal express
sion or conduct and correct usage
requires constant effort In the
choice of words. the construction
of sentences and the arrangement
of paragraphs.
words used to express an idea
should be carefully selected and
SO employed as to convey clearly
and forcefully the exact meaning
intended and no other. Sentences
should be logically arranged In
such sequence that the develop
Evening star., 1923-04-12

er, class ga, Mckinley High School
n. NJ. Priest. teacher, class /. Blair
Hayes School; Helen Parke, teacher
class 2, E. V. Brown School: H. E
extend leave. and NJ. A. Quarles
teacher. class 3, SlaterLangston
School.
Promotions-M. C. Raymond teach
er, school garden department. from
class 1 to class 2: r. B. Amos, teach
er, Dunbar High School, from class /
to class =; 8. T. Sumner, teacher
school garden department.. from class
TO class ?. and E. I. Scott. teacher
from class 2, Mott School, to class 8
Slater-Langston School.
Transfers-F. B. Mills, laborer. from
Wheatley School to Gage School;
Robert White. laborer, from Gage
School to Wheatley School. and c. L.
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maintain RIGHT
| T0NAME SCHOOLS
Board of Education Takes
Sharp Issue With View OF
Commissioners.

Suggestion of the District Commits
sioners that new public school build
ings be named after deceased munic-
ipal officials was diSapproved by the
board of education yesterday after
noon, when it held that such pro-
cedure would be inconsistent with its
. former practice. 1t would be uhfor-
tunate, the board pointed out, to adopt
a policy which would involve the lin.
iting of the choice of names TO any
one group.
The boards action came as sequel
to the rejection by the Commissioners
OF list of names selected for pro-
i.osed school buildings. The names
chosen by the board, the Commission
ers contended, did not honor suffi-
cient number of deceased Commits
sioners.
The wisdom of the Commissioners
suggestion was questioned by the
board in the following statement:
Name as Inspiration.
at is the opinion of the board OF
education that the policy of naming
schools for persons in one official or
social eroup is not a procedure which
recognizes the fundamental principles
upon which the decision in regard to
the naming of d public building
should be based. The purpose of
design ating a school by the name OF
an individual is primarily to serve foi
tho inspiration and the education OF
the children. who in the years to come
will attend this building. The select
ed names should be those of persons
not only of local but national signlf-
canoe, and this is most markedly true
in the nations capital.
"The board of education joins glad
1y In honoring men who have renuer-
ed that splendid civic service which Is
displayed by those who have devoted
themselves to the upbuilding of the
city in the office of Commissioner OF
the District of Columbia. We believe
however, that it would be unfortu-
nate to establish the policy of cont1n-
ing the selection of names to this
group. Such a policy would fail to
recognize hundreds of men and WON
en- who have lived lives which ought
TO serve as an example for the poys
and girls to whom, in the future, the
name of a school building Will be-
come a household word.
should Have Wide Range.
THE board of education believes
that the name of a new school should
be selected with all due regard to To-
cal conditions and to the honoring OF
an individual, but the placing as a
continual remembrance before oul
children of name which will furnish
rhe Ereatest inspiration should be the
primary factor in determining the Sc
lection. Such a policy would require
that the selected names be chosen
from broad field and should not be
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

! Will. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR BILLS
other than those contracted by Myself. LII
LIAM CAPRON. S22 Conn. ave.
lie held responsible for any bills other than
those contracted by myself.
CALVIN A. JONES. L. s. NJ. C..
1918 9Th ST. NV 13s
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Fe freight train. northbound for Chi
cago. and stole $4,000 worth or
whisky and alcohol
The train was halted for an ho:r
and a half at prearranged point
while the bandits loaded the liquors
into waiting motor trucks. They are
believed to have headed for the river
at some point north of East Peoria
to transfer the loot to boats in an
attempt to get away by water.
-Four armed men boarded the ca
boose of the freight train at Pekin
in Tazewell county. and covered mem
bers of the crew and Richard Burns
railroad detective. who was aboard
to guard the shipment.
Two Of the bandits stood guard in
the caboose while the others boarded
the engine and ordered the engineer
to proceed to Crandalls Crossing, two
miles north of Morton, Ill.
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ment Of thought may be easily
followed and the salient points
readily recognized
"Brevity and conciseness, while
desirable, should not be sought at
the expense of a. clear, accurate
and agreeable style, nor of the
personal touch so often lacking
in correspondence with the public.
These instructions are intended
as a caution to individual officers
to the end that each may discover
his own deficiencies in COMPOST
tfon and, by taking corrective
measures where necessary, help to
raise the standard Of the entire
Army In this important respect"
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section on the present Phillips School
site
Changes in personnel approved by
the board follow:
Resignations-R. 7. kopp. teacher,
class 3. Kingsman School; C. F. Payne,
clerk. office of finance and accounting;
Leroy Pruitt, laborer. Van Buren,
School. and II. n. Ensor, laborer, Will
son Normal and Ross schools.
Termination-Meta Bruce, teacher,
class L. Wallach- Towers School
Retirement-S. NJ. Davidson, teach
er, class 4, domestic art.
Leave of absence-A. w. Coe, teach