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Luruiun Capital
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30. 1922.
BRAZIL’S CENTENNIAL
When Secretary of State i
Hughes .assists in the formal
opening on September 7 of the
World’s Fair in Rio dc Janicro,
the occasion will mark the cen
tennial of Brazil's existence as a
nation.
The parallel with otir own cele-:
brition in Philadelphia in 18*
comes instantly to mind. Now
the Philadelphians are talking'
about another observance in
or one .hundred and fifty years •
from the signing of the Declara-i
tion of Independence.
Malta Americans probably are
unaware that Brazil, although in
dependent for a century, has beer
a republic for only a generation
The story of her struggle for free
dom is a fascinating one. linking
as it does the medieval and the
modern, the civilization of cast
anil west.
When the Napolenoic hordes
swept over Portugal, the capital
was hurriedly removed from I.is
bon across the Atlantic to Rio.
For the first and only time in bis
tory, a European country was
governed from America. But
with the end of tbe troublom
times in the mother country, un
rest in Brazil broke out. The
crown prince, Pedro, was in Rio.
lie was the center of a revolution,
which was a complete success.
It was on September 7, 1822.
that Don Pedro proclaimed him
self as emperor of Brazil at San
Paulo. His reign was full of
strife. On the death of bis father
he found it necessary to renounce
the throne of Portugal in favor of
his sister, and only a few years
later he abdicated that of Brazil
to his son. then only five Year*
old.
Don Pedro, the Second, the son.
had a longer and happier reign.
But in the end he. too. became
obnoxious, and a republic, which
has endured to this dav, was es
tablished.
ON COMING BACK
Ihe little bov who kept hit
ting his head with a hammer ex
plained on inquiry that he did it
because he felt so good when he
stopped. This youngster evi
% „ .drntlv had the true philosophv of
the average. vacationist.
About once a year wc get a
yearning to go away from wher
ever wc are. to he different, to!
get away from our chosen path
of life: and after much prepara
tion and worry about where and
how and when to go. we make
the break and are gone.
And we are only away a little
while when we berin to get rest
less : we have a new yearning. !
1 his time it is to get hack, hack ;
to the comfortable routine of thej:
years, hack to the cozy bed with'
just the right size pillow, back' (
to the easy chair of the front I
porch, hack to the little nook in,-
the scheme of things as thee are’.p
away from the half-cooked yet j
burnt food of .the woods, awav i
from the mosquitoes of the sum-!
mer cottage, away from the con- ji
gestion of the beach resorts.
W e have a feeling, somehow or .
other, away down deep in the dim
recesses of our soul that it’s not
the going away that helps so'
much: it’s the coming back.
A BARREN CAREER
The campaign of Senatoi , •
Henry Cabot Lodge of Massa
chusetts for re-election draws at
tention to the fact that he has
been in congress for practically*
thirty-six years, and it is scarcely
a flattering commentary on him
that his many years in the na- j
tional life of the country have
brought him a reputation only as l
a political partisan, without •>}]
single constructive act to his i
credit that the pepole can recall. !
Before the appearance of
Woodrow Wilson upon the na- ;
tional stage Lodge had a certain
vogue in Republican circles as
“the scholar in politics. it wash
looked upon as his special mis-{
sion to guard Republican national
platforms against split infinitives.
But it sands out that while, the
G. O. P, would humor Lodge by
making him chairman of its na
tional Conventions, it never could
see him for the presidency or for
! secretary of state. He came to
the position of leadership of the
Republican* in the senate by the
seniority route, but one of the
complaints against him is that
while he could lead in the sing
ing of a hymn of hate against
Wilson he had been found whot
-Ily lacking when it comes to in
spiring action of a constructive
! nature.
In the “Mirrors of Washing
ton” it is asserted that Lodge’s
long period in congress *“can be
summed up in three achievements
—the Force Bill, the attempt to
wreck England by driving her to
silver coinage and the part he
took in defeating the “Versailles)
treaty of peace with Germany.
The Force Bill and the silver
amendment his biographers have
I charitably forgotten; will the fu
ture biographer deal as gently
with the closing years of his life.'’
And if so, what material will the
biographer have?”
Two Shop Guards Killed
AUGUSTA. GA.. Aug. 30.—E. M.
I Feester and Reedy Booth were shot
. and killed today while guarding the
Southern Railway shop at Hamburg,
near here. The asaailants escaped.
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PROPOSALS
ltiil Will be received by Hie Public
Property Committee for furn Ihliliik and
delivering to the city bulldiiiKa, one tiun
ircd anti forty ton* of coal, more or less,
in quantities desired to till the bin* In
lie building*, nnd tbe briamx* a* needed.
Mid* may be submitted on No. 2 hard
•o'tl and soft coal, or any other fuel that
•tin he delivered and la satisfactory to the
•ommlttee.
Mid* will he opened on the sth day of
•September. 1922. at 12 o'clock noon. File
all bid* with the City Clerk.
(Signed l
PUBLIC PROPERTY COMMITTKK
OF THK CITY OF ANNAPOLIS.
Hyde brothers
Plumbhig and Heating
122 MARKET STREET
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PROMPT SERVICE!
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Railroad
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Half Hourly Service Morning nnd Evening
Between Annapolis. Baltimore ati d
Waahlngton and Camp Meade
t Washington and Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
Academy Junction.)
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Went Street Station
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10.20. 11.20, A. M.. 12 20. 1.20, 2.20. 3.20
4.20 *4.50. 5.20, ft.2o, 7.00, 8 20. 10.30
11.20, P. M
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minuter
earlier; State House Station. Bladen
Street and College Avenue, aeven (7)
minutes earlier.
Connecting at Oden ton with P. R. R.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE !>IV.
Bladen Street Station
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and 60 minutes after each hour untt)
ft 50 P. M„ then at 7.80. 8.50. 9.50. 10.00
and 11.50 P. M.
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Sunday.
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5.35. 0.35. 7.35. 9.35, 11.35. P. M , 12.36
A. M.
All tralna receive or discharge passengers
at local points between Annapolis aid
Naval Academy Junction and at Ship
ley and Llnthlcum on signal.
ANNAPOLIS BHORT LINE DIT.
Howard and Lombard Sto.
5.15 A. M. and half-hourly thereafter at If
and 45 mlnntea after each hour until
815 P. hi,. then at 7.15. $.15. 9.15, 10.15
11. P. M.. and 12.15. A. M.
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Sunday.
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x —Dally except Sunday.
For tickets and information apply at om
city ticket office*: West Street Station
State House Station, College Avenne an-
Bladen Street; Catvai Hall. Marylam
Hotel.
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THE EviiNixxG
Governor’s Constitutional Amendment Proclamation, 1922.1!
WHEREAS. at the January Session of!
the General Assembly of Maryland. helU j
iu the year 11*22, live Act* were passed. j
|.ro| -slug additions and amendments t|
the t'oisstitutbm of the State, to-wlt;|
chapter 7. proposing an amendment to,
Secinoti 3- of Article 3, title. "Legislative
Department*'; Chapter 20. proposing an j
amendment to Sec nan 4 of Article 3. title,;
-Legislative Department '; Chapter 141. |
proposing an amendment to Section 1 of.
Article d. title “Treasury Department**;!
Chapter 227. propoalng an additional Ar-1
tide to the Constitution, to be known aa'
Article XVII thereof. Utle. ' quadrennial j
Elections ; aud Chapter 275. proposing an
amendment to Section 10 of Article 15.
title. "MtaceUaneoua**: and which said live
Ads are iu the words and ligurva follow
ing:
CHAPTER 7.
AN ACT to propose an amendment to Wee- j
Mod 2 or Article 111. of the Coustitu
tion <4 the State of Marylaud, title
••LegisHtl.e Department." Inc resting
tbe number of legislative districts of
Baltimore city, and providing lor the
submission of said auiemhneut to the
qualified voters of the State of Mary
land for adoption or rejection:
Section 1 Be tt enacted by-the Geueral
Assembly of Marylaud, three-filths of all
the uiemtiers of each of the two Houses
coucurrlug. that the following Section be
aud the same is hereby proposed as an
amendment to Section 2 of Article 111 of
the Constitution of the State of Maryland.
Utle "Legislative Department." the same II
adopted by the legally qualified voters ol
the State, as herein provided, to become
Section 2 of Article 111 of the Constitution
of the State of Maryland.
2. The <*lty of Baltimore shall be di
vided Into six legislative districts as neat
as may be of equal population and of con
tiguous territory, and each of said legis
lative districts of Baltimore City, us tuey
may from time to time be laid out. In ac
cordance with the provisions hereof, nnd
ealh county In the State, shall be entitled
to one Seuator. who shall be elected by
the qualified voters of the said leglslatlv*
districts of Baltimore City and of tlu
counties of the State, respectively, aud
shall serve for four years from the date
of hi* election, subject to the classifies
tion of Senators hereafter provided fpr.
See. 2. And be It further enacted by the
authority aforesaid. Thut said aforegoing
section, hereby proposed as an amendment
to the Constitution, shall be at the next
general election for Members of the House
of Representatives of Congress held in
this State submitted to the legal and
qualified voters of the State for adoption
or rejection. In pursuance of the direction?
contained In Article XIV* of the Constltu*
tion of this State, and at the said general
election the vote on the said proposed
amendment to the Constitution shall be
by- ballot, and upon each bullot there
shall be printed the words "For the Con
stitutional Amendment" nnd "Against the
Constitutional Amendment." na now pro
vided by law. and immediately after said
election due return* shall he made to the
Governor of the vote for and against said
proposed amendment, as directed by said
Fourteenth Article of the Constitution,
and further proceedings had In accord
ance with said Article Fourteen.
Approved March 1. 1922.
CHAPTER 20.
AX ACT to propose an amendment to Sec
tion 4 of Article 111 of the Constitu
tion of the State of Maryland, title
"Legislative Department." regulating
the representation of the City of Bal
timore In the House of Delegates: and
providing for the submission of said
amendment to the qualified voters ol
the State for adoption or rejection.
Section l. Me It enacted by the Genera)
Assembly of Maryland, three-fifths of all
the members of each of the two Houses
coucurrlug, that the following Section bt
and the saute is hereby proposed ant an
amendment to Section 4 ot Article 111 ol
the Constitution of the State of Maryland,
title "Legislative Department," the aatut
If Hdopted by the legally qualified voter?
of the State, as herein provided, to becoim
Section 4 of Article 111 of the Constitu
tion of the State of Maryland.
4. As soon as may be, after tbe taking
and publishing of the National Census ui
1900. or after tbe enumeration of the popu
lation of this State, under tlu* authority
thereof, ther shall be an apportionment
of representation In the House of Dele
gates. to be made on the following basis,
to wit: Each of the several counties ol
the State, having u population of eighteen
thousand souls or less, shall be entitled to
two delegates; and every county haring
& Population of over eighteen thousand
and less thun twenty-eight thousand
souls, shall be entitled to three delegates:
and every county hsvlug a population ol
twenty-eight thousand and less than forty
thousand souls, shall be entitled to four
delegates; and every county having a
population of forty thousand aud less
than fifty-five thousand souls, shall be
entitled to five delegates; and every coun
ty haring a population of fifty-five thous
and souls and upwards shall be entitled to
six delegates aud no more; and each of
the six legislative districts of the City ol
Kaltlnaore shall be entitled to the number ol
delegates to which the largest county shall
or may he eutltled under the aforegoing ap
portionment. and the Geucral Assembly
shall have the power to provide by law.
from time to time, for altering aud chang
ing the boundaries of the existing legis
lative districts of the City of Baltimore,
so as lo make them as near ns may be of
equal population: but said district shall
always consist of contiguous territory.
11l case the General Assembly. Ht the regu
!ar session of nineteen hundred und
twenty-two, falls to fix the boundaries of
the six legislative districts of the City of
Baltimore, the Board of Supervisors of
Elections of ssld city shall tlx the bound
aries of the six legislative districts, sub
led to the limitations contained herein,
and shall give adequate notice of the
same: and the boundaries so fixed shall
remain until altered or changed by the
General Assembly.
See. 2. And be It further enacted by the
authority aforesaid. That aaid aforegoing
section, hereby proposed as an amend
ment to the Constitution, shall be at the
next general election for Members of the
House of Representatives of Congress held
in this State submitted to the legal and
qualified voter# of tbe State for adoptton
or rejection, In pursuance of the dlrec-
Hons contained Id Article XIV of the Con-
Mitution of this State, and at the said
general election tbe vote on the aaid pro
posed amendment to the Constitution shall
be by ballot, and npou each ballot there
shall be printed the words "For the Con
stitutional Amendment" and "Against the
Constitutional Amendment." as now pro
vided by law. and iuimediatelv after aaid
•lection due returns shall be made to the
Governor of the Vote for nnd against said
proposed amendment, as directed bv said
Fourteenth Article of the Constitution,
•md further proceedings had In accordance
with aaid Article Fourteen.
Approved March 1, 1922.
CHAPTER 141.
AN ACT to propose an amendment to Sec
tion 1 of Article ft, title '‘Treasury
l*epartment.” of the Constitution of
Maryland, prescribing the salary of
the Comptroller aud the terms of office
of the Comptroller and tbe Treaaurer:
and providing for the submission of
- said amendment to the qualified voters
of the State fqr adoption or rejection.
Section 1. Be it enacted by tbe General
Assembly of Maryland, tbree-fifths of all
the members of each of the two Houses
concurring, that the following be and the
satpe hereby is proposed as an amend
ment to Section 1 of Article G, title
"Treasury Department." of the Constitu
tion of Marylaud. the same if adopted by
the legally qualified voters of the State,
as herein provided, to become Section 1 of
Article G of the Constitution.
Section 1. There shall be a Treasury
I>epartment. consisting of a Comptroller
chosen by the qualified electors or the
state, at each geueral election at which
the Governor is chosen, who shall receive
such salary as may be fixed by law; and
a Treasurer, to be appointed by the two
Houses of the Legislature, at each regu
lar session thereof, iu which begins the
term of the Governor, on Joint ballot, who
shall receive an annual salary of two
thousand five hundred dollars; and the
terms of office of tbe said Comptroller and
Treasurer shall be for four years, and un
til their successors shall qualify; and
B ? ltber th * > ** trt officers shall be allow
ed. or receive any fees, commissions or
perquisites of any kind in addition to his
Mlarx tor the performance of any duty or
aenrirea whatsoever. In case of a vacancy
In either of the offices by death or other
wise. the Governor, by and with the ad
vice and consent of the Senate, shall 111]
aucb vacancy t>y tpooTntmefit. to continue
until another election or a cfeolce It
0
Legislature, as tbe case may be. and until * i
the qualim-ation of tbe successor. Thej t
Comptroller and tbe Treaaurer shall keep <
their offices at tbe seat of government, and I
s'tall take such ..nth, and outer into such
I>< uds for the faithful discharge of their i
duties as are now. 'or may hereafter be
prescribed by law.
See. 2, And be It furtlK." enacted by tbe
authority aforesaid. Tlat the said afore
going section hereby proposed as an
I tmcudiueut to tbe Consecution, shall at
''be next eiisuiug E* <rat election for
a embers of Cougresa. 6* lw held in this
State on the Tues-*~* uut after tbe first
Monday of Xoreui.ar*. one thousand nine
a aud red and twei. to. be submitted to
the legal and qnaiifi'.l voters of the State
for their adoption or rejection in con
formity with the directions contained In
Vrtk-ie XIV of the Constitution of this
State, und at the said election the vote on
• he said proposed amendment to the Oon
ditutlon shall le by ballot, and upon each
•allot there shall be printed the words
'For the Constitutional Amendment’' and
‘Against the Constitutional Amendment."
a* now provided by law. dud immediately
ifter said election due returns shall be
uade to the Governor of tlie vote for and
igainst said proposed amendment, and
further proceedings had In accordance
with Article 14 of the Constitution.
Ap| roved April 13, 1922.
CHAPTER 227.
VN ACT to propose an amendment to the
Constitution of the Stale of Maryland
by adding thereto a new Article to be
numbered "Article XVII." entitled
"Quadrennial Elections,” the same
providing that all State officers, ex
cept judges and all comity officer*
elected by qualified voters shall be
elected In’ every fourth year for terms
of four years: aud adjusting terms of
State and county appointive officer#:
and providing that all provision# of
the Constitution Inconsistent with the
provisions of this Article he repealed
to the extent of such inconsistency;
ard providing for the submission of
said amendment to the qualified voters
of the State for adoption or rejection.
Section 1. Be tt enacted by the General
Vssetnhly of Marylaud. three-fifths of nil
'he members of the two Houses concur
-ing. That the following new Article to be
numbered "Article XVII,” title “Quad
•ennlal Elections,” be and the same Is
hereby proposed a* an amendment to tho
~onstitution of the State of Maryland.
The same If adopted by the legally quail
’ed voters of the State, a* herein pro
dded. to become a part of said Uonatltu
‘ion. and to be numbered and titled ns
ifnresAid.
ARTICLE XVII.
Quadrennial Election*.
Section 1. All State officers elected by
qualified voters (except judges of the
Circuit Courts of the several circuits, the
member of the Court of Appeals from
Baltimore City, and members of the
Sui r me Bench of Baltimore City), and alt
•ounty officers elected by qualified votera,
shall hold office for terms -of four years,
ami until their successors shall qualify.
Section 2. Elections by qualified voters
for State and county officers shall he held
m the Tuesday next after the first Mom
day of November. In the year nineteen
hundred aud tweuty-slx, and on the same
day In every fourth year thereafter.
Section 3. Members of the House of
Delegates and all other State and county
officers elected, by the qualified Voters at
the election to be held on the Tuesday
text after the first Monday of November,
in the year nineteen hundred and tweuty
iliree for terms of office heretofore fixed
oy law at two years, shall hold- office for
terms of three years; the Governor, At
torney General, members of the State Sen
lte nnd all other State and county officers
elected by the qualified voters at the elec
ion to he held on.the Tuesday next after
.he first Monday in November, iu the year
lincteeti hundred and twenty-three. ’ for
terms of office heretofore fixed by law at
four years, shall hold office for terms of
three years: Registers of Wills, Clerks of
Court and all other State and county offi
cer* elected by qualified voters at the
election to be held on the Tuesday next
ifter the first Monday of November, iu
the year nineteen hundred and tweuty
:hrce. for terms of office heretofore fixed
by law *♦ six yoara. shall hold suffice for
terms of three years; and all such State
mil county officers elected by qualified
voters thereafter shall hold office for terms
of four years.
Section 4. All officers to be appointed
by the Governor under existing provisions
of law in the year nineteen hundred aud
twcuty-four for terms of office heretofore
fixed by law at two years, shall hold office
for terms of three years; all officers so
appointed for terms of office heretofore
fixed by law at four years, shall hold office
for terms of three years; all officers so
ap| oiuteL..fot terms of office heretofore
fixed by law at six years, shall hold office
for terms of five years, and thereafter
rppointraents by the Governor shall he for
the terms heretofore fixed by law. unless
otherwise duly cliduged by law. All offi
cers appointed by County Commissioners
after the election to he held on the Tues
day next after the first Mondav In Nov
ember. nineteen hundred und twenty-three
for terms of office of two, four or six years,
shall liold office for terms of three years',
and thereafter appointment by the County
Commissioners shall be for terms of four
lifw™’ UnltSß otherwlße duly changed bj
Section 5. The terms of all State and
county officers heretofore elected by
qualified voters, aud whose successors
would not be elected until the Tuesday
next after the hrst Monday of November,
nineteen hundred and twenty-five, shall be
Increased by one year, aud their succes
sors shall be elected for the regular term
at the election to be held on the Tuesday
next after tbe first Monday of November
nineteen hundred aud twenty-six. The
terms of all State and county officers
heretofore elected by qualified voters, and
whose successors would not be elected un
til the Tuesday next after the first Mon
day of November, nineteen hundred aud
twenty-seven, shall remain unchanged:
their successors shall be elected for a
term of three years at the elections to be
held on the Tuesday next after the first
Monday of November, nineteen hundred
and tweuty-slx. but shall not take office
until the expiration of the full term for
which their predecessors have been elect
ed; and their successors shall be elected
ror the. regular term at the election to be
held on the Tuesday next after the first
Monday of November, nineteen hundred
and thirty. Nothing herein shall affeet
the terms of any judge of the Circuit
Court of tbe several circuits, the member
of the Court of Appeals from Baltimore
l jt.v or any member of the .Supreme Bench
of Baltimore City; if the term of any aucb
Judge shall expire in a year iu which no
election for member* of the General As
sembly is held, the Governor shall ap
point a person duly qualified to fill said
office, who shall hold the same nntil the
next general election for members of the
General Assembly, wheu a aucceaaor shall
be elected for the term elsewhere provided,
the terms of all St at e and county officers
heretofore appointed for term* which will
not expire until during, the year nineteen
hundred and twenty-five, nineteen hundred
and twenty-six. nineteen hundred and
twenty-seven or nineteen hundred and
twenty-eight shall tie reduced bv one year
and their successor* shall be appointed far
tbe terms now provided by law In thi
years nineteen hundred and twenty-four
nineteen hundred amt twenty-five, nineteen
hundred and twent.v-six or nineteen hun
dred and twenty-seven, respectively. In
the evetit that the terra of anv officer ap
pointed by the Governor with the advice
and consent of the Senate shall expire In
the year nineteen hundred and twenty-five
or twenty-six. the Governor shall *hare
power to appoint n successor, who shall
serve for the full term subject to confir
mation by the Senate at the regular ses
sion to b held under this Article In the
year nineteen hundred and tweDtv-Mven.
Section ft. The Genera! Assembly shall
meet-on the first Wednesdav of .Tannarv
ntneteen hundred and twentv-fonr. for a
regular session, and shall not meet again
for a regular session until the first Wed
nesday of January, nineteen hundred and
twenty seven, and the General Assemble
shall meet on the same dav in every sec
ond year thereafter and at'no other time,
unless convened by proclamation of tie
Governor.
Section T. The term of the Treasurer
elected by the General Assembly at the
regular. session of nineteen hundred and
twenty-four ahall be three years. There
after tbe term shall be the same as else
where provided.
Section 8. The terms of the Members of
the Board of Supervisor* of Elections of
Baltimore City and of tbe several counties
•hall commence on the first Mondav of
June next ensnlng their appointment.
Section 9. The vote to be held under
the pro visions of Section 2 of Article XIV |
w
of the Constitution for the purpose of I
taking the sense of the people 111 regard tol
calling a Constitutional Convention shall]
he nelj at the general election In the!,
year nineteen hundred ami thirty, ami j I
every twenty year* thereafter. j 1
Section 10. The Governor shall submit i
three budgets to the General Assembly at '
the regular session of nineteen humlre.l;
and twnty-four, in accordance with the!
provisions of Section 52 of Article 111 of,
the Constitution, for the three fiscal years j
beginning October tirst, nineteen hundred *
ami twenty-four, and endlug September'
thirtieth, nineteen hundred and twenty-!
seven, and two budgets to tlie Genera) ;
Assembly at the regular session of nine
teen hundred and twenty-seven. and
thereafter us uow provided by said sec
tion.
Section 11. The purpose of this Article
is to reduce the number of electrons, by
providing that all Stale ami county ' elec-j
tious shall he held only ip every fourth]
year, ami at the time now provided by law j
for holding congressional elections: mid
to bring the terms of appointive officers
into harmony with th * changes affected in
the time of the beginning of the terms of
elective officers; aud the administrative
and judicial officers of the State shall con
strue the provisions of this Article so as
to effectuate that purpose. For the pur
pose of this Article only the word "offi
cers" shall be construed to include those
holding positions and other places of em
ployment in the State aud county govern
ments whose terms are fixed by law. but
it shall not include any appointments
made by the Hoard of Public Works, nor
appointments by tin* Governor for terms
of three years.
Section 12. The General Assembly, at
the regular session in the year uineteen
hundred and twenty-four, shall main
such changes In the primary and genera'
election laws, and otherwise, as may be
necessary to carry out the provisions ol
this Article. There shall he no election
for State or county officers in the year
uineteen hundred and twenty-five.
Section Id. In the event of any incon
sistency between the provisions of tills
Article and any of the other provisions of
the Constitution, the provisions of tbit
Article shall prevail,l and all other pro
visions shall lie repealed or abrogated to
the extent of such inconsistency.
Sec. 2. —Ami be It further enacted by the
authority atoresaid. That snld aforegoing
section, hereby proposed as an amend
ment to the (.'(institution shall be at the
next general election for Members of the
House of Representatives of'Congress held
in this State submitted to the legal and
qualified voter* of the StHte for adoption
or rejection, in pursuance of the direc
tions contained In Article XIV of the Con
stUutlon of this State, ami at the said
general election the vote on the snid pro
■ osed amendment to the Constitution shall
be by ballot, and upon each ballot there
mmil be prin toil tli** following: synop*l* ot
said amendment under the caption of
“CO NST ITT TI OX AT. AMENDMENT
PROVIDING FOR FEWER
ELECTIONS.''
“This amendment provides that nil State
officers, except Judges, and all county offi
cers elected by qualified voters shall be
elected In every fourth year for terms of
four years beginning with the election in
November, nineteen hundred and twenty
nix. Tlie terms of State ami county oifl
icrs to be elected in nlneteeu hundred and
twenty-three are reduced to three years
and the terms of other elective officers are
increased or reduced, ns necessary, so that
their su cesHors may be elected’ in nine
teen hundred and twenty-six. Terms of
officers appointed by the Governor and by
Cot i t.v Commissioners are adjusted lit
harmony with tha terms of the officials b\
whom they are appointed. .The Geuerat
Assembly shall meet lu nineteen hundred
and twenty-four for a regular session,
and again in nineteen hundred and twen
ty-seven. aud every two years thereafter
Other provisions of the Constitution and
of thf* Laws are ml justed to harmonize
Jiv 11 t ?J e al>ove change®”; ami the word?
"For Fewer Elections Amendment" and
“Against Fewer Elections Amendment," as
now provided by law, v and immediately
after snld election due returns shall be
made to tbo Governor of the vote for and
agaiust said proposed amendment, as di
rected by snld Fourteenth Article of tlie
Constitution, and further proceedings had
In accordance with snid Article Fourteen
Approved April lfi. 1922.
I
CHAPTER 275.
i AX ACT to propose an amendment to Sec
tion Hi of Article XV of the Constitu
tion of the State of Maryland, titi.
Miscellaneous,” providing that words
1 or phrases used in creating public of
fices and positions shall be construed
to include the feminine gender; and
1 providing for the submission of said
amendment to the qualified voters of
tlie State for adoption or rejection.
Section 1. Be it enacted 5 bv the Geueral
! Assembly of Maryland (three-fifths of all
the members of eaeb of the two Houses
i concurring). That the following section be
and the same is hereby proposed as an
amendment to Section Hi of Article XV of
the Constitution of the State of Mart-land
title "Miscellaneous,” the same If adopted
: I l, e legally qualified voters of the State
ns herein provided, to become Section 10
®* Article XV of the Constitution of the
State of Maryland:
Section 10. Any officer elected or ap
pointed In pursuance of the provisions of
this Constitution, may qualify, either ac
cording to the existing provisions of law
in relation to officers under the present
* onatltutlon, or before the Governor of the
; State, or before any Clerk of any Court of
Record In any part of the State; lint In
case an officer shall qualify out of the
< ount.v in which he reside*, an official
copy of his oath shall be filed and ree
ordeil in the Clerk's office of the Circuit
Court of the County in which he may re
side, or la the Clerk's office of the Superior
( ourt of the City of Baltimore, if lie shall
reside therein. All words or phrases, used
in creating public offices and positions uu
der the Const'tutiou and laws of Ihlr
State, which denote the masculine gender
flhall be construed to Include the feminine
gender, unless the contrary Intention is
specifically * expressed.
See. 2. And be it further enacted by thr
authority aforesaid. That Said aforegoing
section hereby proposed ItVan amendment
to the Constitution, shall be at the next
general election for Meiubcn* of the Housr
a'. ,r ?* enta . of < * o,, k r eas held in
this State submitted to the legal and
qualified voters of the State for adoption
or rejection. In pursuance of the directions
contained in Article XIV of the Coastttß
tlon of this State, and at the said general
election the vote on the Bid proposed
amendment to the <”00x111111100 shall be bv
ballot and upon each ballot there shall be
printed the words “For the Constitutional
Amendment and "Against the Constitu
tional Amendment.” as now provided bv
law. anil immediately after said election
due returns shall be made to the Ooveraoi
of tlie vote for and against said proposed
amendment, as directed by said Four
teenth Article of the Constitution, and fur
ther proceed hi ?s had in accordance with
said Article Fourteen
Approved April in. 1922.
NOW. THEREFORE. 1. ALBERT c
RITCHIE. GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND
in pursuance of the direction contained In
SecGon 1 of Article 14 of the Constitution
P* Maryland, do hereby order and direct
that this Proclamation, containing a full
; true and correct copy of the text of said
Chapters ~ 20 141. 227 and 275 of the Acts
?‘ w ,hp . Oenera! Assembly of Maryland of
1* *"■*• published in at least two new®
papers in each of the counties of the State
where so many may be published and
where not more than one may be put*
‘** , *ieu then in that newspaper, and li
thw newspa tiers published in the Cltv
Baltimore, one of which shall be pntr-
Ilshefi in the German language, once a
week for at least three months next pre
eeding the election to be held in the State
?JL. M * rr,and on Tuesday. Xovemlier Ttli
M 22. at which said election the said pro
rosed amendments to the Constitution of
the State shall be submitted in the form
and manners prescribed bv the General
Assemble to the legal and qualified voters
**tate for their adoption or rejec
tion.
.ttIVEV UNDER MT HAND
AND THE GREAT SEAL OF
MARY LAND. Done at the
o itT of Annapolis, this 25th
Seal.) day of July, in the year of
our Lord, One Thousand Nine
nnndred and Twenty-two.
ALBERT C. RITCHIE.
By the Governor:
PHILIP B. PERLMAN,
IS-3-3m. SUU -
NOTICE TO MOMS
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
i per cent, will be charged,
i Bills will be mailed on request
and receipts promptly returned.
GEORGE F. QUAID,
Collector and Treasurer of
Annapolis.
a.31.
Tor^saleT
Three-story brick dwelling. 44 State
House Circle; 10 rooms, two baths.
Frame dwelling, live rooms and
bath, at Eastport. on Spa Creek.
Seven-room stucco dwelling on {Spe
Creek. Spa View Heights; hath, hot
water heat, porches.
Stucco dwelling. 6 looms, balh;
garage; large grounds; 8 Taney ave
nue. Owner will sell completely fur
nished. * •
Frame dwelling. 6 rooms and hath;
garage; large lot; Spa View Heights
Tluee-story dwelling, 20:t Hanover
street; eight rooms and bath.
Julian Brewer & Son
PHONE 815.
PIANO TUNING and CHAIR
CAINING
PROMPTLY DONEI
Work Called For and Promptly Delivered!
PHONE UI-M.
;] WM. MUHLMEISTER
( 80 WEST ST. *24
r
E. O. LEAGUE
ROOFING
I • ——————
■panting, Sheet Metal and Slate Work
1 ITOTIg AND FURNACES INSTALL*!
( AND REPAIRED
PHONR 781-W
1 NOTICE TO CKEDITORM
I Notice Is hereby given that the sub
s serlber, of Anne Arundel county, lias ol>
' tallied from the Orphans' Court >f Anne
Arundel County, in Maryland Letters Tes
l tainentary on the personal estate of
MARY K. HOWES,
' late of Aune Arundel county, deceased.
1 All persons having claims against the i!e
--• ceased are hereby warned to exhibit tlie
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber on or before the
81st DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1923. *
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
. from all benefit of said estate. All per
, sons indebted to said estate are requested
p to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 15tli dav of
. Aup list, H*22.
KDITII H. SUIT,
1 8-17-td. Administratrix <•. t. a.
I
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
i '
Notice is hereby given that the suh
r ssriiiers, of Anne Arundel county, have ob
, tained from the Orphans' Court of Anne
Arundel County, in Maryland. Letters Tea
1 tamentary on the personal estate of
j IIKNKY 11. MYERS,
* late of Anne Arundel county. All person*
D having elHlms against the deceased are
e hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on
- or before the
f 14th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1023.
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
, from all benefit of said estate. All per
t , sons indebted to said estate are requested
f to make immediate payment.
) Given under our hands this Bth day of
t August, 1922.
1 WALTER H. MYERS,
j NICHOLAS H. GREEN,
Executors.
r —■ ...
i ORDER NISI
i
William H. Butler et al.
vs.
Aildie Ireland et al.
? No. 4548 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Antic Arundel Co.
r
J Ordered, this 15th day of August. 1922.
t that the Report and Account of the Audi
l tor, filed this day in tMe above entitled
f cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless
i cause to the contrary thereof be shown
I on or before the
J ICth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, NEXT:
Provided, a cop/ of this order be Inserted
1 in some newspaper published in Anne
] Arundel county, once in each of three sue
r cessive weeks before the 16th dav of Sep
p teinber, next.
1 WM. N. WOODWARD, Clerk.
- True Copy, Test:
3 WM. N, WOODWARD. Clerk.
i NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the sub
i serlber, of Anne Arundel county, has ob
tained from the Orphans - Court of Amu
Arundel County. In Maryland Letters Tes
tamentary on the personal estate of
JOHN I. LEWIS.
i late of. Anne Arundel county, deceased
, All persons having claims against he de
t ceased are hereby warned in exhibit flu
same, with tin* vouchers thereof, to tie
j subscriber on or before ihe
21st DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1923.
f They may otherwise, bv law, be excluded
, from ail benefit of said estate. all per
■ sons indebted to said estate .ire requested
f Given iituler my hand this 15th dav of
r August. 1922.
1 to make Immediate payment
[ MAY HILL LEWIS.
i R-17-td. Administratrix e. t. a.
’ NOTICE TO CREDITORS
} Notice is hereby given that the sub
i serlber, of Anne Arundel county, has ob
j tained from the Orphans' Court of Anne
i Arundel county, in Maryland. letter* of
Administration on the jiersonal estate of
WILLIAM FARRELL.
J late of Anne Arundel county, deceased.
All persons baring claims agaiust flie ile
■ ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
> same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
' subscriber on or before the
84th DAY OF JANUARY, 1823.
They may otherwise, by law. be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All per
son* indebted to said estate are reqnested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
July, 1922.
'itoflN *M. TAYLOR.
Administrator.
f
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SAIL
FOR MALE ~ ~7"
newly overhuui. .
power engine \ < %
tio.it and <>u!ii,.;i;
I <>K '\ll
sale the pnq-env
stn-et. •.
the whole ;,
The propel I \
condition a ini - „
cupanev about <i •
Rllev, \. i -
Md.’ ‘ '
FOR MALRA \
at Homewood
92 t:.
FOR Mlt
in fine shiiis-.
ply J. G. Hart. .(
ton aveutle. Raltim
FOR Ml t |-
Aptily Box i >
FOR 'lll
good condition, p- v
Severn a 15.
FOR NAI.E inn
sill. Telephoin- v.“i.
FOR KALE ltu
bkl"'*. l*l|
avenue; fU.jtm p, •
gnd. Real ID
FOR *\t.F V,.
H'-’l. -Equlppisl
motor Hodt 11 j.
Genuine i M.om, - ~
tHoudli sbiH k
step plates 5r..,.
Five Norwolk , , .
new. Bumpers ti-.m
with equtpuuni ,
Price now,
ear. Terms it ,i, si r e-i
I'OK, KALI U
sewing inaclilue m ,
SIOB. Will si
west street
FOR KENT Ni- eli
with bath. "X ' m
FOR RKNI
and bath, t'ull .v::. u
FOR Itl N i
Heat: waterfront st s ■ • p
and nil modern ••nvenien..>7,
Severnn 45.
FOR KENT Pnf iiriiis|i<-.| : -~
ventenees. Apply w.-.- ,!„,,
FOR RRNT—
Possession Septeliitii-! |. |• i,..... 7,
FOR RRNT At
Eastport, five-room tningal.-x mn,
try. kitchen and Imtli. j, „J,
front; S4O per month. \ |< u, ■,,
23 West street.
FOR KENT I Inc
nil conveniences. liriMi-rv .m-l ~
Ht--re; fully e<|ldppe-l N. r in ;
on KastfMirt wnteiTroiit, k.is Hl |,| ~
trlelty. Apply 79 \\ <si st,.-.-t 4
FOR RENT lltgl
located: steam la-at Phone .Ts j ,|
FOR HUNT I tits
nut*. Phone .non p.
HiH RENT—House at 30 Murray arc-1.
beginning Jane IS. Apply Juilu
Brewer and Son. jiott
FOR RRNT—House at 18 State ClMc !r
three mouths. Apply Julian Urt-wer tnt
Son. jiii !*
WATEKFKONT I'ItOPFRTV
SOUTH RIVER PARK
THE IDEAL Bl NGAI.OW POI.ONV
FOR SALE Waterfront lots $Vm i
$1.25t). Bungalows. sl,iisu to 'si •
miles from Annapolis on the . ,
ton and Annapolis Plk- Apply > I!
Neely, Hi office s-oith Itivei Park, kt.tr
Arundel County. Md. !
WANTED
WANTED Girl to help with It
Apply 7 Thompson street
WANTED- G0.,4 color
Carl Stephan, 8 I ran, lx sir.-.-t.
DIED
I LOWMAN a7til.*'Emerg. il VII •
4:27 o'elnek this merinm: AN' -i-
STACY LOWMAN. age 51 year* *
of Re/.it. Itin haiiati l...wman
I Flffinl Fridaj afti
from <*al' ary M I' 1 lot* r
I ill Cedar Bluff cemetery
r TI'UK On August 1
England. MARIA I.OIInA IIE*
OaacMer --t tlie
W illiam Hallaill Tih k. of Anoap 1
Maryland.
IN MEMORIAM
HAMBKIIM
branee of uiv beloved ututiicr 1
HAMBRUCH. who died eight v'™
today, August ito. 1911. |
At till' Itedside of tin <!> r
Nlglit by night am! dav t'V f ,
I watched 1., i h
And |aw her st<o
Her eye* are .-J..•■.!
1 Througli mists •! j. u ;
Blit God lias opened
To smile tlirougii . • I
1
• Tlie dear one now i“ s tl'.k.
No care is on lee '■
Oil. iilame me rod f-
For I have to. i ,|! l ‘ :
AN ORDINANCE
To Accept a Portion <>f rt ll * vl '"
Now Dedicated to F'tbß* 1
Whereas, a section <■' Spa 4
rnnning from Fifth 7"
the City of Annapolis ' " r .
streets. 1* Indi.-ated .-. '.7 ,- ♦ •
of Spa View lieigl ;* f‘d ,i ; 7',.. 1
the Clerk ..f t
Arundel I'ottnty.
tion folio l--.
. And Wherei - . ■
linghaNsen and I
his wife, have s <1 '• • ,
whereon tlie said *<• ' •’• • , •
Avenue is indi<
public street, and in -
1 eated such section f" p-r, ' '
And Whereas, er' N j 1
have been exercised t.v ' ( ;■ ,f a*'*‘
selor aud Aldernte;. "• . • -.a *
polls over, upon _ and m ’--r”'
said section of S;
fore. * , . - . |B .I nrAW'
Section 1 Be It ••“'<>' -j* , s \AtTZf*
ed bv the Mayor. < ,ui-■ ’ . %>■ ■.
of the City of Aitlmpo.-i* {r „:u !■
of Spa View Avenue rt. fey
Street to the boundaries ; 7 de! af ; :'‘
• Annapolis, be accept*- ■ ' jg brff"-
’ by Its former owners .
’ declared to b- a l>u*‘ * .
Sei-ti-.n 2 '
ordained by th* ~
■ this ordlnance s
; date of it* passage.
’ Approved August joStf
(Seal.)
Attest:
EMMA ABBOTT GA<r-
City Clerk. .—- ——^Tjyl
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