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TTIUfLIDAY. AUGUST 3, 1922.
K( <}\nn mvtii m o. u.
United Stat'.'S Senator ()ver
man, like thousands of others,
evidently i - tirel of the monoto
nous and misleading statement:
of the Republican leaders that
tlit* Harding administration has
saved the people billions of dol
lars in the conduct of public ai
fairs. And so Senator Overman
upsets the prettily constructed
piles of (i. <). I'. figures by show
ing ou a fair comparison that, ex
cluding expenses mourred as a re
sult of the war, the I larding ad
ministration today i costing tlu
taxpayers $oo(i, 000,1)00 more than
the \Y ilson administration.
Senator < H erman, in order to
reach a reasonably normal and
fair comparison uses the fiscal
year of 10IM with the fiscal year
of 101 r. of Woodrow Wilson, lie
deducts from I'J-il expenditure
the enormous total of s\\(>oo,-
000,000 due to oft shoots of the
war, like Kmcrgcncy Fleet, pub
lic del t charges, v* ter.ins’ bureau
and .like items, and then proceeds j
to tin comparison. Senator Ov-i
erman admits that the 10'.') ap
propriations were $.! 10,000,000
less th.in those for 1 but aver,
that this was effected only In de
creasing the size of the army and
navy, “equisite to the return t<
peace
And with the decks cleared
for an accurate comparison, tlu
senator takes tlu* major depart
menl -of the government, state,
trea ury, executive, interior and
other.-, and by matching the pres
cut expenditure.' with those of tlu
\\ il. on departments of !01.\ lu
show that the saving is in favor
of the W ilson administration inj
amounts ranging from J? 1.000,000:
in the .late dcpaitmcnt *> SIM.-
000.0P0 in the war department,
and a graml tola! of s.ff;tG,ooo,ooo. 1
I his ought to be sufficient
answer to tire e.i.rps of the vast
economies eft eted in Washing
ton by the change of admiuistra
tioii Repttl liean leaders tried
to show saving; some time ago
by comparing reques ts for ap
propriation with actual expendi
tures. W lieu that did not befud
dle till people tlu'\ adopted equal
ly vain methods. Senator Over
tuna’s figures are a broadside
which may well stagger the polit
ical flappers at the capital.
As a matter of fact the general!
public needs no statistics to know
what a miserable exhibition <u
government is being given now.!
The public’s principal concern is
that the curtain cannot be lower-j
ed on it earlier.
CtUVTKUI. OF THE AIR
The question of freedom of the
air raised by a Pennsylvania far
mer who had two aviators arrest
ed for flying over his land is at
tracting wide attention. While a
justice of t J v peace lined th*.
fliers, a high r court reversed tin
finding, holding that as the air
men had not set toot on the farm
they were n t guilty of trespass
within the definition in the law
An appeal lu - been taken and
there will be another opinion in
the cant. 'lk tanner brought his
original acti.’ me a use of the an
noyance so tinned by the planes
flying over his farm.
Various cite s have ordinance's,
governing flights over them,
which arc 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 tlj? air Jias never :
been fully adjudicated.
While the government may as
sume general control of the air.l
and it has, there necc arily imutl
be some restriction, m-t a- c'-iva!
which have legnfit 1 on tile sub *
jett claim for them elves under:
fM-liCv* power *. A buildin pro-1
j.ct.-. into the air and the owner!
c rtainlv would have control as|
far ;> the building extends and!
.* much farther a- would be re-l
juitid t ii tire safety, just!
'iov\ ir that authority might c\-
■ nd may be debatable, but mod-J
: n i;iv :il o n wins to make it j
mperativt to- deny the fiction i
;hat the owner of a farm owns
lie air above it extending to the'
) a ii: and all beneath it to the |
• *i* i of the earth. Should fitch j
i < ■ >n‘.. ntion hold good a . iator
vottld need to secure a right <
way and adhere to it in flights.
Ihi air has 1 een compared t‘
:bc s>ea and the “freedom of the
eai- referred to. l*ut there is
i hordt r of the : ca- that is not
’ree within the three-mile limit,
ind the widening of that is even
being discussed. The air might
be made free above a specified
height, say 2,000 feet. Airplanes
bit that altitude would not greatly
di turb people on the ground.
I he 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
(I ‘nut lii iH'tl IToiu Csik*" l.)
are at present, I have no intention of
bciiut a candidate. I made my posi
tion clear to the committee, ua 1 want
ed to Rive them opportunity to secure
another candidate.”
Judge ftriseoe left Baltimore last
night for San Francisco, where lie
will attend the convention of the
American liar Association, lie will
preside over the meeting of the judi
cial section of the body.
Mattingly Alter it
One candidate came out definitely
for the Fifth district nomination,
namely, Francis E. Mattingly, of
Charles county, member of the House
of Delegates at the lust session of the
Legislature. Mr. Mattingly, in an
nouncing liiinself, declared for
lower t uift and “light win -* s and liter
! with alcoholic content determined by
I IVn gross within hounds of i lie'Con-
I st'tution."
Strong effort was made by many
friends of John Walter :’mHh, leader
of the State organization, and man’
years si nior U. S. Senator for Mary
land. to again become a candidate. “1
want to serve the: party, but I am not
If b|ng for oltice," was al! that SeVi
at.’.r Smith would ay after the in
s' deuce of hi.-, friends failed to m >Vc
him in ilia dedonuinatiou •
l.cvtis Or Aurris For Senator
Almost without deception, the visit
ing iK’meurats took tiiolr leave firm
n .‘he conviction tlmt William I. Nor
ris-. Pre side nt of the State’ Semite, ami
Daviel J. lewis, of Cumberland, far
mer will he; left to fight
j ii out lor tin’ Senatorial nominal ion
Too nice §: ’ saw new deVeleipinentF
in Hie line-up in three Congressional
districts. Ganille I>. Bens an. former
Itcprcsi’iitative, withdrew from the
rare’ in the 1 Second elistrict. He
promised his support to Millard E
Tyilings, Strife Senator from Harford
county, who will oppose for the nomi
nation Frank H. Zouck and George D-
Fverron, Jr.
Ui iniarjr On Septcnihcr 11
The committee fixed Monday, Sep
tember 11, as the date for the primary
eli. tlon. This was done by refusing
; to consent to any other date with the
time specified by law. thus throwing
the primary upon the date provided by
law it chairmen of the two parties
fall to agree.
i Dr. J. Hubert Wade, chairman of
the Central Committee, was em
powered to fix time and place for the
! State convention. It also was ruled
glut each county and legislative dis
trict shall have the same number of
| delegates in the convention as it has
members of the General Assembly.
There was no sign of k movement
to displace I>r. Wade as committee
chairman, nor was there definite indi
cation th >' action will be later
to force him to step out. Some of the
committee members and other party
men said the party would be better
>!i with another head because of Dr.
Wade’s dismissal on charges as treas
urer aud member of the Board of
Prison Control. But there evidt&ttiv
was no disposition to require him to
do so. Most Democrats showed little
interest in the matter.
FOR sale ’
Dwelling Conduit St..
Bungalow West Annapolis. s.’.7t>fi.
' nilgai.iw Chesapeake avenue. £l,3(kt
cash, balance on time.
U)t Murray Hill. cash, balance
on time.
B. J. WIEGARD
21 SUHOOI. ST. iV _ f’ilOAE 459. J.
THE EYENia'u LAPH.nL. ANXAPOLIS. MARYLAND, THURSDAY. AUGUST 3. 102?
MISSISSIPPI WINS
EXCELLENCE TROPHY
| Tic tattle: hip Mississippi wen the
; Pacific t?eo*\; general excellence
! trophy ft r the year, according to the
'remits of the anneal athletic eom
i petitions. The Mississippi al o won
I latt year
j Champions in the various sports
JuT-re: Rowing. Mispir-Hppi; railing.
! Miss ipjd ; l-oxing. Miss : ppi; wrest
| KilhThat Cold , With
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Breaks c.p a co!d in 24 hours Relieves
Grippe in 3 drya—Excellent for Headache
Quinine in this form does not affect the head—Cascar* is bes. "*'omc
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this evening, but I see you are not in
a comii ion to receive it." She—
Why? He—“ Because if your face?
; li -bts iij,. the powder will go off.”—
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"You can notice the days netting
longer already,” said the suburban
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"Right you arc.” said his neighbor.
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ANNAPOLIS. MD.
A BY-LAW
Imposing (lit* Tax Kate (or I lie fiscal
tear Ending June :M>, lUIS.
Suction 1. ltu it established and pr
darnel by the .Major, counselor aqu A,
,u inn n ut too Cny or Annapolis, mat tin
in \ rate of one imuiiicu cents, be ami tin
same is hereby imposed on each one UUit
died dollars or tae assessable property in
UiU i'uy oi AunupoiU tor me uscat year
ending June ■*>, laJJ, to be collected pur
suatlt to tue laws as eoillallieil Hi tile
t liar ter, ami the By-Laws ami Ordinances
ot lire Mayor, Counselor and Alderiucu oi
the City of Anu.ipolis.
Section 2 Auu u<- u further catubilabfc*.
uud ordained by tire authority aforesaid
Unit out of tile amount named in the ursi
sect lob of tins l>y-haw the sum of ielvi
ieuts out ot eaeU one bundled cents col
letted be uud the came is hereby set upari
for the suikiug fund to pay the interest
oil the bonds ot the City ot Annapolis, us
required by the Ads of the General As
seinhly oi Maryland at the sessions oi
lsus, pjuu, lauti, pjiu ami 1922.
Section 3. Aud he it further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid,
that out of the amount named in the saiu
hist section of this By-Law, the sum oi
oiiy and oMc-tlllrd cents out ol each om
huudred cents collected he and the saun
is hereby set apart for the sinking fund to
meet tlie bonds issued in the year L-Ste,
upon maturity.
.Section i. And be it further established
and ordained by the authority aiotesaiu
that out ot the umouut namett iu said nrst
section of this By-Law, the sum of three
cents out tit eaeU one huutlred cents eol
leted be aud the same is hereby set upuri
for a sinking l’uud to meet the bonds is
sued iu the year lUUU, upon maturity.
Section And he it further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid
that out ot the amount named in the lifst
section of this By-Law, the sum of one
and one-third cents out of each one hun
dred cents collected be and the same Is
hereby set apart lor a sinking fund {to
meet the bonds issued iu the year lUO6,
upon maturity.
Section ti. And he it further established
and ordained by tlie authority aforesaid
that out of the ain .Mint named in flu
said first section of this By-Law the sum
of one auil one-third cents out of each dm
hundred cents collected lie and the sahtc
is hereby set apart for a sinking fund to
meet the bonds issued iu the year 1910,
: upon maturity.
St ion 7. And be it further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid
that out of the amount named tir the said
lust section of this By-Law the stun ol
three rents out of each one hundred cent*
collected be and the same is hereby set
apart for a sinking fund to meet the phi
posed bonds to lie issued la 1922, upon
maturity.
Section 8. And be it farther established
ami ordained by the autimrity aforesaid
that it shall be the duty of the Collector
and Treasurer to foiled the sums so set
apart for the several sinking lands, aud to
keep separate receipt a and accounts there
of. and to deposit the same to the credit
of tin* said sinking funds, as rci|tiiivd by
tint several .Vets and Ordinances relating
to and providing for said several bond is
sm s. uud to receive on account thereof
nothing but currant luonev of ‘he In Hod
States, and it shall be the duty of the
said Collector and Treasurer, aiid lie is
hereby directed to oxpass on the tax bills
tor tin* said lineal yeai seventy-eight cents
out of each otto-hundred cents collided if
for the ordinary expenses of the city, and
that twelve cents out of each one hundred
cuts collected is for a sinking fund tc
nay the Interest on the bonds uutmdbed
bv the different .Vets of Assembly, as
•if or said: amt that one slid one-tlilrd cents
out of each one hnudred cents collected if
for tin* sinking fund for the payment !of
•be bonds issued under the authority ol
Me.*) A< t ~f A-seniblv of the ye.r- Is*9S; aud
•bat three cents out of each one hundred
•vits collected Is for the linking fund for
•bo navinent of tip* bonds Issued uud-* the
authority of the Aet of Assembly of the
vear I'MH); ami tinit one and one-third
•suits out of each one hundrcl cent) on|.
teeted is for the sinking fund for the •>av
•nent of bonds Issued for the year Haiti
’•nd that one ami one-third cents out of
ea* one hundred eents eolbs-ted is for t.e
sinking fund for the miymont of hondr
issued for the year 11110: and that three
'amts, out of each one hundred emits col
lected is for Hv sinking fun 1 for tie- nav
,<r proposed to be issued h,
*'• tlon . And in* it established npd or
'•■titied bv the authority afores->|,|
this It v-Law t i'll take effect front the
date of its passage.
Approved July 2S. Hi.*-.*.
SAMUEL JONES •
Attest: Mayer.
EMMA ABBOTT GAGE.
City Clerk.
CHARLES M. CARLSON
1M GLOUCESTER STREET
CONTRACTOR
and BUILDER
Estimate. ChesrfuUy UllM.
PRONE SI
NOTICE TO cm mm
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. 5
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 r
Annapolis.
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TRUSTEES’ SALE j
—OF—
VALUABLE LOTS OF
GROUND
r*rt of, "Garden Farms” <• -'•• *-!• •
Crdar Park. Maryland. (
Bv virtue <>f the order of the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel i-ounty, passed on
the 10th <isy Of April. BC-*. "In the matter
of the trtifit estate of llobfo i Vmls, *'"•
PMS Equity ill the Cireult Court Tor Anne |
Arundel county, the undersigned Trustee*
will offer at public sale at the Court
House, door, oil
Tuesday, August 22, 1922,
At Eleven O'Cloci A. M..
the following lots of ground, all of which .
are laid down on the pint aud survey of |
"Garden Farms" of record Iu the oiee ot
the Clerk of the Circuit Court tor Aube
Arundel county, vie: I
Lot -No. 9, consisting of four <I) acres
of land.
1.,,t No. 10. consisting of four (it acres
of land.
Lot No. 11, consisting of six aud nine
hundredths pDRM acres ot land. I
Lot No. At. consisting of four and nine
ty-tiiree-bundrcUths t l.tkt) acres of land.
Lot No. 21, consisting of six and seven
tjr-two-hnndrwlths tU-72) acres of land.
‘ I.ot "K" of Block Six It'd, consisting of
two and one-half t”'a* acres of laud.
Lot "S" of Block Six pit, consisting of
two and one-liaif (.Vti acres of land.
Ami also tin* following lots at Ctslar
Park. vie: All those lots designated as
Lots I'd ami 21 in lUo. k "H" laid down on
the plat of Cedar Hark In Hint Book G. VV
No. 1. SIS-. 1. folio At. lit tile Circuit Court
for said county, and being the same lots
which were conveyed by Annie V. Sears
and husband to Uoltb Combs by deed
dated the sth day of February. 19111. uud
rtssuded In the Land Uncords of said
county in Liber VV. N. VV. No. tl. fo|io
27*. ,\e.
TF.UMS OF SALECash on rat ill. a tlon
of sale. A deposit of 23', of the purchase
money on each lot will be required of Hie
purchaser on day of sale. For further
particulars apply to the undersigned,
CII.VULES F. LEE.
Annapolis. Mil.
JOHN G. SCHILFI*.
Nil Calvert Bldg.. Baltimore. Md.
JAMES M. MI NUOE.
Solicitor, Artimpolls. Md.
WILLIAM 11. MOSS.
, Au. Honour.
ORDER NISI
Hi the Matter of the Sale of the Mort
gaged Real Estate of J. Hyde
O'Connor and Wife.
No. 1(2)1 Equity.
Iu the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel Co.
Ordered, this Alt it day of July, 1922.
that the ltuport and Account of the
Auditor, tiled this day in tlie above on
titled (Muse, lie rati lied aud confirmed, un
less cause to tlie contrary thereof be
shown on or before tlie
21st DAY OF AUGUST, NEXT;
Provided, a copy of this order be inserted
In some newspaper published in Anne
Arundel county, once in each of three suc
cessive weeks before tlie '.'lst day of
August, next.
WM. N. WOODWARD, Clerk.
True Copy, Test:
WM. X. WOODWAKD, Clerk.
PROPOSALS
Proposals will be received by tlie Board
of Education of Anne Arundel County,
Md.. for tlie erection <>f a wo-loom Indus
trial school building on Washington
street, Annapolis, Md., and a two-rokui
colored school building, near Jaeohavlllc.
Anne Arundel County. Md. Bids will lie
received until 111 a. m. (Daylight-Saving
time) Saturday, August 12. 1!I22. The
right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Elans eau lie procured from tlie office of
Prof. George Fox, Superintendent ot
Schools of Anne Arundel Countv. upon tic
payment of $5. which will lie refute led
wlipn plans are returned.
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Railroad
MID-t’ITT "TER MIN ALS
(DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.)
Half-llourly Service Morning and Evening
Between Annapolis. Baltimore a t d
Washington and Camp Meade
(Washington and Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
Academy Junction.)
LEAVE AXXAPOLI4
West Street Station
5.10 x 5.50. (1.20. Xf1.71, x 7.30. 8.?0. 1)20
10.20, 11.20, A. M.. 12 20, 120. 2.20, 3.20
tfj.% * 4 -30, 5.20. f 1.20. 7.00, 8.20. 10.20!
11-U, 1. M.
Ijoave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier; State House Station. Bladen
Mreet and College A venae, seven (7)
minutes earlier.
Connecting at Odenton with P. R. R.
(Effective Dec. 18, 1021.)
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Bladen Street Station
3.20 A. If. and imlf-houriy thereafter at 20
f. D * 5° hoor nutU
k"Sunday s "** A ' M ' trala>
LEAVE BALTIMORE—W„ BAA.
8 - 35 ' fo 7 . t !'. ii a - 10.05, 11.33, A. M..
7.05. 9.35. 11 Air P. M., 12.35,
AU traina receive or disc barge passenger* 1
at local points between Ai.nkpoU. atld
Naval Academy Junction aud at Bhip
ley and Linthicum on signal. ** i
(Effective
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_. r . Mwr<i *wi Lombard St*.
baif-bourly thereafter at 15 1
ai* v? uft^ r L * ch hour until <
?i l i<5 P D M M Uleß , at ,o* U ai!i 9U < 10.15, 1
11.15, P M.. and 12.15. A. M i
6 Sunday.' , ' 43 A " **" tr * lU * aal,y
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6.00. <1.45. 8.00; 3.00, 10.00. 11 00 A M 12110
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W*l Sunday afternoon *—
House mi,l Nava ti
black leather ih keih.,..i, 1 ' ,
on inside. Kenard it ninr,' '
tal office. hi i 4 {„
LOST—O l Baltimore u ,
Glen Burnle aild Aim.,; . . . '’ "‘^B
automobile tire ) 1 v ,' k. ,
turns to Charles IH rii-t,,, , - •
slreet. M, a
n m
EOK tikl.K
FOB MIJ I •exiraiile w.,(, ~, ,
iug lot. Fhiiiic 3|;i I;.
ink UU
Cur driveu n.7si miles, i„ , * , ‘ !s '
•ugioe in gud conditio
gw*. Apply 113 . , -
Phone ur.i i{. (*•
HK SALE
eklffotiier and uiedieiu, .' ,n *
billed, settee and rocking
lawn chairs: other things p,
to liu-uthin. (au lie seen all, " l * ’
Horn Point Be.icii.
POR 8\ i i
xxtth 15-font alley exlciKline ,
to 11111 strisMs. Pi |, e Mm ,
parcel $l,lOO. inquire .u '
strr>et. “ '
FOH MD! Cabbage plants n l \| ,
kdek seed pot a Ice-,. , '
Nivliold. Xi‘U‘|i|ioii4‘ isjj i ii
FOK HALE Squan
pI.V (k't West street.
I OK H\l I ■
Stitute for agtbraeite m tia r,l .
burning; no waste; fl.' >i |„ ; tll] 1
pounds to (lie ton. peopi. , , ',
Wood Co. Yard iiu,| offi,i., . j.
opposite Maryland 111, m
Phone 071.
FDR SALE—Beautiful lot at Cerium, ,T
flouting on two atreets.
all around; water at gale ii„ ,
quick buyer. Apply 13 iVm m r ,,. ,
WILL SAUKIIK K 25 foot , r i„
with small i-abln; fully equip , i",
FOK RANT
FOK KENT -Cottage, ti rooms 1 ,re l„>
fruit; about two city blocks ii,,„, \\
It. V A. Licet rie Line; Ja p, r i,,„i
Mrs. McCarter, Cedar Park, Aanq, ,
FOK ItFNT Rooms A| pi] , V
a\i'll lie.
F(jK KENT Flreprin f ga reges oil t-„ypj
street, near Church Circle, f,. lu.luile
llght. W. U. Hurt. |)
FOH KENT—Desirable ■mull Loupe; fur
plaited, immediate posscasiiii, < ....
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FOR KENT— Furuished rooms; all nu
Veuieliees. Apply 10 l nion stns-t.
FOK KENT —Newly furnislie,l near!*,:,'*
near Naval Academy. Box ill. I'afipal
offl<-e. M
FOR KENT—House at ,’W Murray imno
begin ning June 15. Apply Julian
Brewer uud Son. jjti tf
FOK RENT—House st is State Circle f -
tli*c iuotltlia. Apply Juliuti brewer and
Bon. jin tf
WANTED
WANTED—Ladies to crochet infants' ,a;i
and hu|llcm at home. Good pay: steady
work. Address Crochet •". >i
son avenue. Baltimore. M,l
W INTKIi 'I no maids. "The An<li**r
age," 3S Mary liiii,l avenue
WANTED Unfurnished upnrtimct r
small house, four, live or <1 room*. Ar
ply Box 21, Capital office. afi
WANTED—CoupIe (colored) desire* po.-
tlon in siilnirlis or eountry mat
around work and woman an coni, <
give references. Apply 117 Soutli *!!*’
M
WANTED W unnu for general hate-
Work. A|iply 171) Gloucester stred ■
WANTED- Cxperleneed nurse, with rate
encci. Apply d Porter Bow. *1
H A\TKD- Voting cou|
small utifiirtilsheil liotise; 125 or F-tf) I*’
month. Phone !7!1 J. *
WANTED—Cook. Apply 6 Slate Uireit
WANTED —<'arotakrr who umlcrs' e'
trucking and elilckens. < all lsni J *
Saturday, August 5. *•'
WANTED—Pish wasle r Apply Mrj
laud Restaurant, Bis Main stnvt
For Sale and Rent!
FOR SALE —SO-foot lot; northsot
side of Thompson street
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FOR RENT—Furnished tipartment t
59 Maryland avenue,
C. 11. RAWLINS, IK,
Rhone 591-J. 7 FrankHs W
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CITY OF ANNAI’OLfs HOMls-
BONDS OF $72,000 FOK SALE
Pursuant to Chapter lOD ot ,J ;‘ ' 1,.
the General Assembly of M ir> .'.•ii'-• •
sion ,f p.r22. and an Ordlnau ■■ • >
Mayor. Counselor mid Aldermen "*
City of Annapolis, approved by a
of tlie voters at a special T :<-i< ,
said city on July 17. 1923. Pr" u,l ‘*L •
tlie issiiaiiee of bonds to tie
I72JSSI for pill,lie IliiproveauHl*. ike
Mayor. Counselor and Aldermen'" . .
City of Annapolis will receive •'•
the toir' liasc of tlie lsjads of the ' •
Annapolis on
August 7, 1922,
at 12 o'clock noon, at the Municipal I !Bli '
lug. City of Annapolis. ( .
Said bonds will is' dated AugnP j
will in-ar interest at the rate • 1 ’ n .
a half per centum per anuutn- > Lv*
dpal of sairj loan will be pabi •
on August lof ncli .vear is t out. •
viderl by the Act of 1 1; ,.-
< hsptur I<“.*. as follows: t- _ c
kljss) in 1926; s•.')" I 1
1928: ki.orsi in 1929; H'> j" :* .
in 1931; *I.OOO in WJJ; *!.. ,3
s<,ooo iu lD'it: $1,009 in 10
193*1: SI,OOO In 19K7: si." J,j W i
in 1939; sl.o*io in 1940; 13
SI.(SW in 1912. . :yr .
The said Mayor. Counselor tM
men of the City <f Antufs' i* n
right to reject any or all i* l ' l "-
Each bid must be lD \ abm
envelo|,e marked "Bids for * ' t
Itolis Bonds. 1922.'' and iu' iSl , ■*'
panied by a rertled • be< h f _ |rir a
cent, of tlie uniount "f th" 1 ~ r ,„*n '<
to tin* Mayor. Counselor and • re s;>s*'
the City of Annapolis upon
sible banking institution. . fi r
EMMA ABBOTT Gig^
~7i' t iT*o* f
TELEPHONE 643-M.
A, W. PHILLIPS
Contrictor and Buijjl r
Residence: *
191 Charles SL ,4 * -•
~n A*gpell M 4 '