Evening capital. [volume], August 03, 1922, Image 2

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AN N A I’OLI •>. M 11.
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l.y Itsivl k a nr . mi* .H it nlilr rH at tin
util.. , I i (ii i.iDiiln; > i.Ott |H'i
trio . |i i. . i i .ti'*. iit t*. ii any iiiiHliittlii
in (i ■ ,t in i Si.ini nr • uil.
Iliili-i-*-*! it A '.i.iinitr- Pontulflii! aa
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M'ltilitr tf Ttlf Anniiiititi-il I'rriw
Tli>* A.'" in tilted I'ritm la excltl-
Hlifl.. (it .••! ti tin- urn* fur rti
■mittt> n 1 1 > ’I nf 'Hi lii'iva rri"llfi'il to
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t|*tr i 1 | • iilul .ilmi till' ItM'iil liew* |
|.tilli iltt i iicri'lu. All rigid* nf
in i nti'i'-mtin of |ici'liil illa-
I'l It ll * )i Ilia if IV illsii MMlTVeil
—•- • -arr—sar
rnrn;*fAY. a nor st 11*22.
v myth of g. o. r.
United Stilt vs Senator ()vcr
nian, like thousands t f others.l
evidently i tired oi the monoto
nous and mir leadin;; statements
til tin: Republican leaders that
the llartiin/r administration has
saved the jieofde billions of dol
lars in the conduct of public af
fairs. And .so Senator Overman
upsets the prettily constructed
piles of (i. ( ). IV figures by show
ing on a fair comparison that, ex
cluding expenses incurred as a re
sult of the war, the Harding ad
ministration today is costing tlu
taxpayers $r3(i,000,0(10 more than
the \\ ilson administration.
Senator Overman, in order to
reach a reasonably normal and
fair comparison uses the fiscal
year of l!)‘2 i with the fiscal year
of HM’i of Woodrow Wilson, lb
deducts from I'a.’d expenditure,
the enormous total of sv\(ioo,-
000,000 due lo off-shoots of flu
war, like h'lnergi ncy Fleet. pub
lic de' * charges, veteraii'i* bureau
and .like nems, and then proceed'
to tlu comparison. Senator (*v-j
erman admits that the lb. 1 ) ap !
propi i.itions were $.! 10,000,000
less than those for I blV.* but aver,
that this was ellectcd only b\ de
creasing the size of the artuv and
navy, requisite to the return t
]eace
And o with the decks clearetl j
for an accurate compai ison, tin
senator takes the major depart
ment > of the government, state,
trea iiry, executive, interior and
other.-, and by matching the prer
ent expenditures with thu e of tlu
\\ il on departun at., nf 101a, hi. J
show that the saving is in favor
of the Wilson administration in j
amount', ranging from $ 1.000,00
in the slate department v> SIW,
OOO.On) m tin war department,
and a grand toial of ivkUJ.UOO.OOO.'
Ihis ought lo he sufficient
answer tv the e : p of the vast
economies elf eted in \\ ashitig
ton by the change of administra
ting Reprtt liec.n leaders tried
to show saving - - sonic time ago'
by comparing requests for ap
propriation with actual expendi
ture.. When that did not befud
dle tht people they adopted equal- j
ly vain methods. Senator Over-'
mna’s figures are a broadside
which may well stagger the polit
ical flappers at the capital.
As a matter of laet the general!
public needs no statistics to know
w hat a mb Table exhibition oi
government is being given now.
1 he public’s principal concern is,
that the curt lin cannot be low er
ed on it earlier.
CONTRUI, OF TIIK AIK
The question of freedom of the
air raised by i Pennsylvania far
mer who had two aviators arrest
ed for living over his land is at
tracting wide attention. While a
justice of P\ peace fined tlu
fliers, a high r court reversed tie
finding, holding that as the air
men had not set foot cm the farm ,
they* were u t guilty of trespass
within the definition in the law
An appeal has been taken and
there will he another opinion Ta
the cast. ! he farmer brought his
original nc.iV; - because of the an
noyance tamed by the planes
flying over his farm.
\ arios; . cut: have ordinances,
governing flights over them,
which are predicated on the as
sumption that people living on
the earth have some control of
the air over them, though it, is
stated that the question* of the
ownership thj* air Jias. never :
been fully adjudicated.
While the government may as
sume general control of the air.
and it has, there nece arily mu t !
be some restriction, just a- c.te*s!
which have leg’ tat t o;i l.u >u'.-h
jo.l c'.iiui for them elves asrlcrj
police power - '. A buildin: pro-!
jicts into the air and the owner |
c rtainlv would have control a.>|
far a • the building extend i and!
,i . mf.cli farther aa would he r e-j
juiiid t * i”. tire safety*, just!
how r tli 't authority might ex
■n 1 may be debatable, but mod-,
rn i:i'. l :it o n ecins lo make itj
mperntivt t ( > deny tile tiction i
h.it the owner of a farm own
he air above it extending to the
i a , sip and all beneath it to t:ie
• n' y of the earth. Should such
i contention hold good aviator
\ mid need to secure a right c f
way and adhere to it in tlights.
I In air has 1 ecu compared t*
hi sea and the “freedom of the
ra - ' i> referred to. Hut there i~
i border of the seas that is not
rre within the three-mile limit,
md the widening of that i> even
j being discussed. The air might
be made free above a specified
! height, say ‘2.IMIU feet. Airplamx
:t that altitude would not greatly
di tu.rb people* on the ground.
The air belongs to all men. but
each should have control of the
little bit that immediately sur
rounds him.
BRISCOE WILL
NOT MAKE RUN
FOR CONGRESS
(fonlliiui'tl Irani l*wc* I.)
art; at pre-eut, 1 have* no intention of
tieing a candidate. I made my posi
tion dear to the committee, aa I want
til in give them opportunity to secure
another candidate.”
Judge flriscoc left Baltimore last
ui; r hi for San Francisco, whore he
will tUtc-ud the convention of the
American Bar Association. He will
preside over the meeting of the judi-i
cud section of the l*ody.
Matthmty After If
One candidate came out definitely
for the Fifth district nomination,
namely, Francis E. Mattingly, of
Diaries county, member of the House
of HologaU.3 at the last session of the
Legislature. Mr. Mattingly, in an
nouncing himself, declared for a
i i vmt l iritT and “tight win-;a and beer
v.iUi all '.diode content determined hv
Ci.ngree.a within hounds of
j .titution.’*
hitrong effort was made ly many
frienda of John Walter i'mith, leader
of tin* State organization, and m.iip
year.' si ii lor F. S. Senator for Mary
land, to again become a candidate “I
want to serve the party, but I am not
lodn'ng for office, *’ was ;P that Sch
al r Smith would ay after the in
si denci of his friends failed to in ivi
] him in ilia determination
l.eviis Or Aorris I’or Senator
Almost without cAcoption, the visit
in.' I Humic rats took their leave firm
ti the conviction limt William I. Nor
ris-, t’rcsi.b ill of the State Semite, am.
David J. I owis. of C'uniherlantl. far
an r Congrcssmau. will lie lo*t to fight
jit out for the Senatorial nominuinn
The meet is • saw new developments
hi llie line-up in three Congressional
lis; riels. (JarviJle I*. Bens m. former
ttepresentutive, with'bow from flic
race in the Second district. He
pr 'mined his support to Millard E
rydings. Stale Senator from llarford
.county, who will oppose for the nomi
mitioa Frank i! Zomk and George H,
Iverron. Jr.
rrimary On September 11
The committee fixed Monday, Sep
tember 11, a.s the date for the primary
election. Ttiis was done by refusing
, ; o consent to any other date with the
1 time specified by law. thus throwing
the primary upon the date provided by
k’V.* if chairmen of the two parties
fail to agree.
Dr. J. Hubert Wade, chairman of
the Central Committee, was ein
! powered to fix time and place for the
iSi. te convention. It also was ruled
'that each county and legislative dis
i shall have the same number of
delegates in the convention as it has
lumbers of the General Assembly
There was no sign of k movement
" displace Dr. \N idc as committee
chairman, nor was there definite indi
' thit action viU be later
to force him to step out. Some of the
committee members and other party
men said the party would be better
fit with another head because of Dr.
ados dismissal on charges as treas
urer and member of the Beard oi
I'rlson Control. But there evidihply
"as no disposition to require him to
do so. Most Democrats showed little
interest iu the matter.
FOR SALE
I*.veiling Conduit St., SUklO.
Burgalow West Annapolis.
’iiual nv Chesapeake avenue. £l.3(K>
•cash, balance on lime.
Lot Murray Hill. S3OO cash, balance
on time.
B. J. WIEGARD
21 SCHOOL ST\ fHHLNK 159 J.
THF, EVEN ns’aj i aIM i.aL. ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, THURSDAY. AUGUST 3. 1922
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results of itie annual athletic coni
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Lict year
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ANNAPOLIS. MD.
A BY-LAW
Imposing tin. Tax It.ilf for tlif l iscal
tear Ending <1 uiir :>. lB3;j.
Section 1. Bo it established and or
liaiiK-ii bj the .Mil Jor, evuuiclut ana -Ai
[ (kruuu ol tne lay 01 Annapolis, mat liu
i iu.\ rule of ouc imuilieu coma, t>e alul tin
unuie is Uereuy imposed uu ouch one uuii
died dollars <>i tue assessable property lu
! Uio City ol .uiuapous tor me useai yeai
cubing Juue ,10, i,*23, to be collected pur
suant to tue laws us contained iu the
charter, ami the By-Law* aud Ordinuuces
ol tlie .slayul'. Counselor and Aldermen ol
Ihc City of Annapolis.
.Section - And lie u further cstabilsliei.
aim ordained by the aiitbunty atoresau.
that out of tile amount named in the lirsi
section ol tins By-Law tins sum ol iwclvi
teals out ol eaeii one bundled cents col
lected be ami the came is hereby set apart
tor the suikiug luud to pay tne interest
on the bonds ol me City ol Annapolis, as
required by the Ai ts of the General As
sembly of Maryland at the sessions ol
IMS', r.RKI, llMt. lulu and 1!*--.
Section d. And be it further established
and ordained by tlie authority aturcsald,
that out of the amount named iu the sain
lust section of ttiis ity-Law, tlie sum ot
one and one-tldrd cents out ol cacti on<
tiuudred cents colic-led be aud the sunn
is hereby set apart for the sinking fund to
meet the bonds issued in the year 1898,
upon maturity.
Section I. And be it further established
aud ordained by tne authority uiorcstuu
that out of the umotiul named iu said lirsi
section ol this Ity-Law, the sum of three
cents out of c;tcU one buudretl cents col.
lcted lie and the same is hereby set upuri
for a sinking luud to meet the bonds is
sued iu the year P.mhi, upon maturity.
Section o. And lie it further vstublished
and ordained by the authority aforesaid
that out ot the amount named In the lifsi
section ol this By-Law, the sum of tiue
and one-third eenis out of each one hun
dred cents collected be aud the same is
hereby set apart for a sinking fund [to
meet the bonds issued iu the year 1906,
upon maturity.
Section U. And be it further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid
that out of the uuiMiut tunned in {in
said tirst section of this By-Law the sum
ot one aud one-tldrd cents out ol cacti line
huudred cents collected lie and the sahie
is hereliy set apart for a sinking fund to
meet the bonds issued iu the year 11)10,
! upon maturity.
Setion 7. And be it further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid
that out of th' amount named lir the said
lirst section of this By-Law the sum ol
tlnee cents out of each one tiuudred cents
collected l*e and tile same is hereby set
apart for a sinking fund to Hurt the ptn
posisl bonds to lie issued in 1922, upon
maturity.
Section K And lie it further established'
and ordained by the authority aforesaid
that it shall lie the duty of the Collector
and Treasurer to yolieet the sums so set
apart fir Hie several sitiklug funds, aud to
keep separate receipts aud aeeoimts tliere
of. and to deposit the same to tin* credit
f tlie said sinking tunits, as required bv
tin* several Acts and OrilMalices relating
to and providing for said several bond is
su< s. and to receive on account thereof
nothing but < urr -.it innticv of ‘lie T idled
States, and it shall lie tlie duty of the
said Collector mid Treasurer, and lie is
hcrveliy directed to e\p;-Ks on the fax bills
for tle> said fiscal yeai seventy-eight eeuts
out of eaeb one-hundred cents eollectud it
for: tl.e ordinary expenses of tlie city, and
tliat twelve cents out of each one hundred
cents collected is for a sinking fund te
nay tlie interest on tlie bonds autuorlred
bv tin- different Acts of Assembly, ar
nforsabi; aud that one aud one-third cents
out of each one tiuudred cents eolieeted is
for tin- sinking fund for tlie pavtnent of
t)ie bonds issued under the authority ol
♦te,*i Aet of Assembly of tlie yep- ISAS; aud
that tlifec cents out of each non huudred
•cits collected is for Mo linking fund for
the I.aviiirut of the bonds issued mid-v tin
•nitlioritv of the A-t of Assembly of tlie
vear liKMi; and that one and otie-tlilrd
cents out of each one liunbre 1 cent) eol
bcteil is for the sinking fund for the -.av
neni of bonds Issued for the year 1900 •
and that one and one-tldrd rents out of
e.-o l. one liundre<: ecus collected is for t'.e
■sinking fund for the nayment of hondr
issued for the year 191(1: and tliat three
•enfs ollf of each one hundred coots col
leefed is for the sinking fund for tli- uav
Vi'"?* >f I ,r<, l’ !,s <*'> to be issued in
tion 9. And lie it established and or
.'■'itie*) bv ‘lie authority nfores-dd. tint
ttiis i■ v-T,aw s'rli take effect from tin
date of its passage.
Approved July 28. 1922.
SAMI KL JONES
Attest; Mayor.
EMMA ABBOTT GAGE.
City Clerk.
CHARLES M. CARLSON
IM GLOI’CESTKR STREET
CONTRACTOR
and WILDER
Bali mates Ctirartill/ Given,
PHONE *7
notice to npraas
I, George F, Quaid, having
been elected as Collector and
Treasurer of the Corporation of
Annapolis, hereby give notice
that I will be ready to begin the
collection of taxes for the levy of
1922 at my office in the Municipal
Building, Gloucester street, on
and after Monday, August 7,
1922, from 9:30 A. M. to 3 P. M.
All bills not paid by September
1. 1922. interest at the rate of 6
per cent, will be charged.
Bills will be mailed on request (
and receipts promptly returned.
GEORGE F. QUAID,
Collector and Treasurer of
Annapolis.
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TRUSTEES’ SALE
—UK
valuable LOTS OF
GROUND <
rrt of "hirtlrn Farms" and Also L*ta at
i rdar I’ark, Maryland.
By vtrtm* of the order of the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel county, passed on
the BMh nay of April. 1922. "in the matter
of the trust estate of Bold* Combs, No
Itil.'i Lquitv in the Cirvull Court for Anne
Arundel county, tin- undersigned Trustees
will offer at public sale at the Court
House, floor, ou
Tuesday. August 22, 1922.
At Eleven O'clock A. M.,
the following lots of ground, all of which
are laid down ou tlie pint and survey of
"Garden Karina" of record In tlie office ot
ttie Clerk of the Circuit Court for Aube
Aruudel county, via:
Lot No. 9, consisting of four it) acres
of land.
Lot No. 10. consisting of four (II acres
of taint.
Lot No. 11. consisting of six and ulne
huinlredtka tti.li!)) acres of land.
Lot No. 2D. consisting of four and nine
iy-tlirec-lmtidretitha (1.93) acres of land.
Lot No. 21. consisting <<f six and seven
ty-lwo-hundrodth# (U. 72) acres of land.
Lot •‘IS" of Block Six Mi), consisting of
two amt one-half (2'm acres or land.
Lot "S" of Block Six Mi), consisting of
two ami one-half t2'-) acres of taint.
Amt also tin- following lots at CisUir
I’sik. via: All those lots designated as
Lots in and 21 In Block "It" laid down on
the plat of Cedar Bark in Plat Book G. W
No 1. sis-. 1. folio 2ti. In the Circuit Court
for said county, and being tin* same lots
which were conveyed by Annie V. Sears
ami husband to llohh Combs by deed
dated tlie otb day of Kebruarv. 1919. ami
recorded In the Land lleenrds of said
county In Liber \V. N. W. No. ti. folio
275. Ac.
TERMS OK SALK:- Cash on rntlffcatioii
of sale. A dep* sit of 2.V, of tin- purchase
money on earli lot will lie required of the
purchaser on day of sale. Kor further
particulars apply to tlie undersigned,
t IIABI.ES k. lee,
Annapolis, Md.
JOHN G. SCIIII,PI'.
Kit Calvert Bldg.. Baltimore, Md.
JAMES M. MENItOE,
Solicitor, Atfuupolla. Md.
WILLIAM 11. MOSS,
Au< tloncor.
ORDER NISI
iu tlie Matter of tlie Sale of tlie Mort
gaged Beal Estate of .1. Hyde
O'Connor and Wife.
No. ItiOl Equity.
Iu the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel Co.
Ordered, Oils 2litli day of July, 11122.
tliat the lteport and Account of the
Auditor, tiled this day in tlie above en
titled cause, l*e rat I lied and confirmed, un
less cause to tlie contrary thereof be
shown ou or before tlie
2lt WAV OK AFGFST, NEXT;
Provided, a copy of this order lie inserted
in some newspaper published in Anm-
Arundel county, otn-e iu each of three suc
cessive weeks before tlie 21st day of
August, next.
WM. X. WOOinVAHD. Clerk.
True Copy. Test:
WM. N. WOODWARD, Clerk.
PROPOSALS
Proposals will be received by the Board
of Education of Auue Aruudel County,
Mil., for tlie erection of u two-room Indus
trial school building ou Washington
street. Annapolis, Md., and a two-room
colored school building, near Jucohsvllle,
A line Arundel County, Md. Bids w ill be
received until It) a. in. (Daylight-Saving
time) Saturday, August 12. 1922. The
right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Plans can be procured from tlie office of
Prof. George Fox, Superintendent ot
Si-lionls of Anne Arundel County, upon the
payment of s,i, which will lie rc!moled
wliyii plans are returned.
PIANO TUNING and CHAIR
CAINING
PROMPTLY DONE)
Work Called For and Promptly Delivered 1
PHONE 532-M.
WM. MUHLMEISTER
so WEST ST. b2l
Hyde Brothers
Plumbing and Heating
122 MARKET STREET
PHONE 160-J.
PKOMPT SERVICE!
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ROOFING
•pawtfas. Sheet Metal and Slate Work
4TOTES iKD FCBNACKS INSTALLS)
AMD BE PA IME O
PHONE 731-W
W. B. & A. Electric
Railroad
MID-CITT "TERMINALS
(DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.)
llaif-llouriy Service Morning and Evening
Between Annapolis, Baltimore aid
Washington an d ('snip Meade
(Washington nnd Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
Academy Junction.)
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West Street Station
5.10. xs.o(i. 0.20, x <1.511. X 7.50, 8.20, 9.20
10.20. 11.20. A. M., 12 20. 1.20, 2.20. 320
t L2O. *LSO, 5.20, (1.20, 7.00, 8.20, 10.20,
11.20, I*. M.
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier; State House Station, Bladen
Street and College Avenue, seveu (7)
minutes earlier.
Connecting r. t Odcnton with I*. It. R.
(Effective Dec. 18, 1921.)
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Bladen Street Station
5.20 A. If. and half-hourly thereafter at 20
and 50 miudhes after dbh hoar nutil
tS.jO I*. M„ then at 7.50, 8.50, 9,50. 10.00,
and 11.50 P. M. ’
0.20 and 5.50 A. M. trains dally except
Sunday. *
LEAVE BALTIMOBE—TV., B. A A.
6,35 ',0T; : i 5 ’, l? 3 - 9 35< *o*s. 1135, A. M
l---"'. 1%. 2.:i5, 3255, x 1.05. 4.30, xODO!
J - 8.35, 7.35, 9.35, ILK*- P. M., 12255,
All trains receive or discharge passengers
at local points between Annapolis aud
Naval Academy Junction and at Shin
ley and Linthicum on signal.
(Effective
ANNAPOLIS SHOBT LINE DIV.
Howard and Lombard Sts.
0.10 A. M. and hHlf-houriy thereafter at 15
minuu s after ea< h hour uutl!
M. then at 7.15. 8.15. 9.15, 10.15,
11.15, I*. M.. and 12.15. A. M
5.15 and 5.45 A. M. tralua Uallj ezeeof
Sunday. "
„„ LEAVE WASHNGTON
8.00 6.45, 8.00; *.(), 10.00. 11.00 A. M 12 00
1.00, 2.00, 3.00, X32W, 4.00, x4.:J 5.00
tt.()o i.OO, 0.1)0, 11.00 I*. M„ 12.10 A. M
*—Dally except Sunday.
. For .. t, C k s t * i nd 1 “formation apply at our
Wet offices: West Street Station
? taU^ n * tol *ege Avenue and
JJJ ‘....1 |i... uirjlud
! classified adT!
LOST
LOST Sami > ~—
House and N.iv.-il it,,,. Si, !t
Mack leather p , ! ,
on inside. Reward if ■ - ‘ ,
tl office. ' t- v - 4Vl *
LOS I' <*i r
til*n Burnie uu l Vim.,, ,
automobile tire u , , v k„ ,
turns to Charles Bermq.-. -
street. 1 '" V, ,
For stik
FOB SALK Ih'Nirab.,"' w„- . —s
illg lot. PlioUe 3IP l{,
FOB >Al.t: Clietrolet * j
Car driven P.utm nuhs. t >\ k *•*!•
engine iu good , mnliiion 1' f
eaan. Ap|dy ] i.% •*>
Phone OOP ij, " 'ret
hill BALK L-< h
eiiiffonler ami uie.h, m, ,j ' , .
blued, SetiM- and in, king
lnvvu cliairs: other iidi.g. t, “ r
t mention. Cun lie -,i ,"'"•' •
Horn Point lieu. h.
FOB v\ii
with 15-foot all*') exieiun,,.
to Hill sins'|s. l*i|,,. m,„, , " "*r
pnris'l 4d.li*'. Inquire '*
ains't. ‘ ' ,n,, i.#
FOB HALF Cabbage plum, \|,,
niiek sis'll polulei".. \ .
Nichols. Xi'lephoiM- IH2.’ i ii
TOR SILK
ply !•'! West sired.
I Oil -\l I '
alitllte for autlir.n itc or h.n.i ,
burning; no waste; .*i-T.o |lrl
pounds to the ton. iv,q,u , , —*”
Wood Co. Yard mid
opposite Muryliind I, . n,,
Phone 971.
FOB SALE Beautiful M id
fronting ou two stnsiH. Ku..ki ;
all around; water ut gn,- ' y|„
quick buyer. Apply II iein nr,,', , |
W ILL SACRII If F 25 1.. ~ , *
with small cabin; full* , ..
1128-K.
n
FOR Hfc.VT
FOB BENT Collage, (i room, j 7T '
fruit; ulioiii two city bin, k* u
It. A A. Electric l.ilie; p, i hmj.ih
Mrs. McCarter, Cedar Park, Amnqu.h,
FOB I<ENT Rooms Ai ,
avenue. g
Ftrlt KENT—Kiri proof y c 9* i,n v- .,
stns't, near Chnreli Circle fi in-hnii •
light. W. 11. Hart. ,j
FOB BENT—Desirable small Louse; fur.
Dished. Immediate posm-tiamii
0
FOB BENT— Kurnislied roomt. 'll i.
Veulellees. Apply 10 I nidi sinet. s'
tom BENT Newly I m-.'irimi'in ■ I
near Naval Academy. Box Dt. CayMtal
office. M
FOB KENT—House at OH Murray r.nti
begin iiing June 15. Apply Jmisn
Brewer and Son. jpitf
FOB RENT—House s) 1H Slide Hr, le fnr
three mouths. Apply Julian Brewer sml
Son. jin ti
WALTER
WANTED —Ladies to crochet infant*' op
and su|iicM at home. iei<>ii pay; (*•!
work. Address Crochet Madi
son avenue. Itiilllinore. Mil
WANTED— Two maids. Tlie Audi''
age,” :w Maryland avenue
WANTED Knfuruislicd apHriiniid r
small house, four, live or <i rooms. A,
ply Box 21, Capital office C
WANTED—CoupIe (coloredi ilmlrv* t-•
tion in suburbs or country: man lui t
around work aud woman as on A. 'n
give refereuies. A|i|dv 117 Smitli uw
, . !
WANTED Woman for general Ii e
Work. Apply 17'J Gloucester Mint )
WANTED —Experienced iiursi with rd'
ences. Apply )i l’orb'r How. ,J
WANTED—Young couple desires r ‘"
small uiifiirnislied house; $-'■'> nr IK) X*
month. Plume H79-.1. *'
WANTED—Cook. Apply Stale * r.**•
WANTED—Caretaker win* llli'b-rsiar- *•
trucking and chickens. ( all i- sil l I*•
Saturday, Avgust 5. *'
WANTED—DIsh-waslier Apply 'inn
.laud Restaurant, Ids Main stM-et
For Sale and Rent!
FOR SALE —SO-foot lot; nortbwH
aide of Thompson street
,!i
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment ft
59 Maryland avenue,
I’. 11. RAWLI.YS, JK
l’lioiii* 591-J. 7 Erankliß
a9
CITY OF ANNAPOLIS lloNb*.
BONDS OF $72,000 FOK SALE
Pursuant to Chapter 1W '•}
the General Asm'inldy of M‘ r > lUI, f ', o ,
sion of 1922. and an ordinati'e •<
Mayor, Counselor and Aldermen "■
City of Annapolis, apj*rove<l h> a nl ‘ ,J , a
of the voters ut a S|m-ial • i*- !i " l) ~.
said city un July 17. 19--. I ,r " u, ‘ “L „<
tin- issuance of bonds I" tie 3U '‘' ;
372.1**) for public linproveiaoiP'
Mayor, Counselor and Aldermen f ,
City of Annapolis will r*" # iv '' ‘
the purchase of the isjads "i >a f
Annapolis on
August 7, 1922,
at 12 o'clock noon, at (In Muui'i)'* 1 f ,n ’
'lug. City of Annapolis. t j
Bald bonds will be dated Aug"* _ (D ,j
will lM*ar interest at the rate
a half |ter I'eutuiii p< r annum r , H
el pa lof said loan will 1" i' 3! ‘ ~ cr
on August 1 of each year !
aided by Ihc Aet of V.'
Chapter l<r.). as follow*- -
3M**) in 1928; 31. W i' ! ii"'
1928: in 1929; ¥i •** )'• ,•/.
iu 1931: 3M**) in U -'- i(*e n
W.*l lu 1931; .<*** bi 19m. * tll „
193)'.: 31,000 in 1937: ><•■) "J I *'; ]9 a
in 1939; $1.(*)0 in 1910; u
$4,000 in 1912. , A j^r-
The said Mayor. Counselor re
men of the City of Abb*!** 1 !*
right to reject any or ab "in*-
Each bid must be ere I"**''’ ‘ n ys
envelo|e marked "Bids for ,
Itolis Bonds, 1922." and •*'
panted by a twtifled ' hj" k ,|.,vr
cent, of the amount of the , ~j( •*
to the Mayor. Counselor n rKP**'
the City of Anuapolis u|*o n H
sible banking institution. ~cjr
EMMA ABBOTT b-^
joftiO**
TELEPHONE 643-M. 4
A. W. PHILLIPS
Contractor and Buiij[ r
s*** s „
Residence: . ~,r****
191 Charles Bt. IJiGD-*—
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