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MURDER TRIAL
IN LOCAL COURT
from t.>
*cned by Williamson, was afterwards
i’dmUted in evidence. In it William-j
' -c contended that the revolver was I
drped by the jarring motion of;
1 • automobile.
Prosecution of the case is being
eo->deted by State’s Attorney Clarke
o. Hal-more city, assisted by State's
i ■ tmey James ?.t. Mnnroe, of Anna
: Counsel for the defense are
: r.tuel K IVnnhs. of Raltimore. and
t-iatc Senator J. 11. C. Legg, of |
rt in'n>‘* countv. Fhjcmer State’s’
.* t r*e*. Albert s. J. Owens, of Haiti-.
• e c •>. and ftfebard V. p r.ece. nlmr]
” ’ micro. are iniereste I -anies to,
* . :t pnv oedi-.gs. The,, ire coun
1 t r Dove, who remains to lie trVd
tment. Williamscn is form-'
f Queen Anne's county.
’.undo AVecms was selected as
an c\ the jury, and the other
t ’"bers are as follow*:
A:.i -a l- fkKximan. William I !
i '. v. H< rheri Pamphrey, John M ;
1 J.-t-* F. Baldwin. Frank M ♦
. t ■ ii< F. Pamphrey. John Lin*.
•: • Tltomsa W. Beard. Charles J j
n wjti Wllllnm Howard. - -T
THft CAPITAL, AVTNaPOLYS, MARYLAND, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 0, VJil'2.
IBYWOMAN’S WIT 1
j i .By LOUISF. HEIXN COODHIJE |
SYNOPSIS
Alan I.wkirood. a bachelor, trho
orcnp*ff a housr f* U'ashinefce
trifh Leonard Whitmore, for six
year hit late partner. *# awak
ened one mo\e*t tnornitui hy
Jtnrry. the ralet. irho ft mtrh ex
cited. Follow >H4j Karra down- i
stairn to the UhfTtcy. l.ockwood \
ditttorcrit Whitmore, dead in n
hnge armchair before the fire a
dagger sticking in his back. Hr.
Woolfs and the coroner are <tvm•
mo tied at once, and the physician
declares that Whitmore has been
dead for six hours. —since ona
o’clock that morning, killed by
one stroke of the dagger, and that
death eouhl not hare beer, self
infilctcd because the round t ras
in the dead man’s lack. The cor
oner agrees with the physician's
verdict and the library ts left ttn
distttrbrd to await police inspec
tion. Lockwood 'phones the home
of Agnes Marion, his murdered
partner's fiancee, with whom he.
too in love and tclin her father _
liclcctirc ftichmond arrive* and
his quest toning iTietfs the fact
that, the tkrtif/ it an ex-eon riel,
with a iiiiSiiK-nnsef far footing.
The deter:ivi * queri• s yutke it ap*
part m fl at he Hu/ ft of
the crime. f k < 00-i quesltons
Harry further and |.*niiw that
Jack JUarioa, Agnes' brother, vis
ited Whitmore at midnight, short
ly before the crime was commit
ted. lie tells Barry not to tell
anything of this, as he fears Jack
will fall under suspicion. The in
j guest is held, but the eirrnmutan
j tial evidence against Harry not
l/cing kufth tent to iout an • tr
ust. the usual verdict of “death
by a dagger is t'ye hands oft: per
on nr pcriht* unknown.” *
brought in. After the inquest
Lockwood is startled, by the ap
pearance of Jack Marion coeo.jt
paitlcd by a beautiful lady. Miss
Carson, she desires 10 visit the
| library where ihg murder occur
red, explaining that she /g tvriiksg
h beat: and irlshm to- 'aSc tftc
'W hita.orr murder as fptii of hi r
plot. J.oci.wood grants.the iw.kiH'd
permission. Mist Parson's inves
tigations lead to the ah est of Jack
Marion as the mwrdcvf/ of 1 Whit
more. Lockwood calls ov Agues
and is /istonished at Hie /dtangc in
her. She lells him that she-lovi's
Wh iVr.tOrc ,pore noie yc* he iv
dra>{ thaii bejqrc. Jack Mqrinn
persuades Lockwood to bteomr It iv
attorney. lf< also tells Lockwood
the.t Agnes is failing rapidiy and
that the slightest shock wilt kill
her. Miss Carson phones Loek
• wood and mak/s an engnn^ment
' for 1) ieetive Richmond. Jack
1 Marion and herself to Kicrt at his
i rooms at !) the following evening.
At this nttcfivg Defective flieh
word discloses the fact that Whit
more was not stabbed to death,
but that prussic acid, administer
> cd in on unknown manner, caused
• his death.
CHAPTER~VIII (cont.)
This was perhaps ac good a time
as any to make iny statement so 1
began:
“It is my turn now to tell you some
thing which I think may prove equally
as valuable as any of the evidence
you have given us this evening.”
Five pair of eyes were fastened on
me in open amazement and expecta
tion. I knew I had aroused their
curiosity, so I did not hurry my ex
planation. 1 sipped my coffee calmlw
until Barry, after lingering as long as
.ossiblc. left the room. However, if
anyone had cared to open the hall
door quickly, 1 am sure he would
Mtlpd he valet with his ear placed
close to the keyhole. But that does
not patter.
“Every man "has his enemies, is that
not o?" I said, placing my cup on the
table, and noting the impatience and
eagnorness of my listeners. “Every
man has his enemies, and Leonard
Whitmore as well ns others. But he
kept this fact securely hidden, and it
was only hy the merest chance that 1
discovered it. It came about in thin'
way:
"it was a cold stormy night over a
month ago. and "Whitmore and 1 were
to attend an important business meet
ing. We had dismissed Barry for the
evening, and were ready to start
when complained of feeling
• ill. I offered to stay at home with
j him, but he urged- me to go alone,
saying that nil he needed waR rest
and that bv morning he would he in j
1 his usual health.”
“You say that Mr. Whitmore com
plained of feeling ill? As I remem
ber him. he looked physically perfect
Can you tell me what was the matter
with hitu?” asked Miss ('arson, inter
rupting me.
“He had suffered for sometime with
severe attacks ©£ neuralgia, though he!
seldom complained or lrt*it interfere*
with either his work or pleasures, ij
have heard him sa** that the pain was
woree than torture.” answered Dr j
Woods in his professional tone.
“Hmn,” commented the detective:
through bis cigar.
“I agreed to go alone.” I resumed
“and at half-past nine I left the
house. Whitmore was seated cora->
fortably by the fire, a book in his 1
hand —yes. it was the same chair in
which he was afterwards found dead
I drove straight downtown, but upon
arriving at the meeting I discovered
that in nvv hurry 1 bad neglected t*
I
| bring with me certain important and
j necessary papers. I hastened back
immediately. I entered the house by
: '-he reer entrance, and—”
“You entered by the rear entranc-?
Why?” broke in Richmond.
“Because in changing my miit I had
j jorgotten the latchkey I always car
j tied. I was about to enter our priv
j ate offico when I became aware of
i voices from the library, although it
J was difficult to distinguish the wards.
S Relieving he had merely a late "caller
I and not wishing to interrupt them. 1
proceeded to search for the papers I
required. Having found them. I was
preparing to leave by the way I had
come, when the voices in the nex
room were raised so that the wordi
were distinctly audible:
j “‘I could kill you for that!’ I heard
j a strange voice shout furiously
j Thoroughly amaze J. I approached the
j communicating door. I listened. 1
j strained my ears to catch the slight
est word. As i stood debating whe
j ther to leave quietly, or enter the lib
j r.ry, there came a rudden commotion
j from the other sNe of the door, as ii
a chair bad -been hastily overturned
Then a man's voice exclaimed in a
; fury:
“ ‘&ome day.l will kill you—mark
mv words Leonard Whitmore. I will
kill you if I have to go to the electric
chair for it A cool derisive laugh
was the only response to this threat
1 paused, noting the effect of my nar
rative upon the eager little group be
fore me.
‘ What did you do ther\?” prompted
J Richmond, pencil and notebook in
! h ind.
“Instead of dashing into the study
' ! slipped into the hall and hid myself
J where ! could see the man when he
j came out. I had not long to wait. In
• less than a minute the door was jerk
ed open violently. From my hiding
place 1 could see Leonard Whitmore
standing upright and smiling beside
tho long table, his lingers toying with
a small revolver that I recognized as
the one we always kept in the house
in qase of emergency. Tho other man
was a total stranger. From the.-brief
gi&nce 1 had of him-as he stood on
the -threshold.i he pnpcareU to he a
man a little under middle height, with
lair and moustafchni fnknin'g grey. I
noticed nothing particularly distinc
tive about him, for .In fact'l bud short
time tor / ,a scrutiny,
|“' f t aAii gdtng; to South. Atperica
new. bill fCfWmnef wh.it I‘tffTd you:
I will get even \Vith you yet.* he hissed
vieimisly* pulling big hat further
over tri~ eves he was gone. - ’ r ~
"What did Mr. Whitmore do?”
“For a few moments he continued
to etand where the stranger had 14ft
him, gazing vacantly at'his revolver
lie tl|ii thrust, it its usual
ami cldsfcd t hq 4c*or ipto the
hall, lanVing into!.wondering jf I hfcd
not been dreaming as everything had
passed so -quickly* The import|K
Shut
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Bowser Oil Tank. 2-barrel eapaeitv.
1 Coffee Mill.
: 2 Show Casts.
1 Flat Top Desk and Chair.
1. Computing Scale.
. 1 Micrometer Counter Seale.
1 Meat Block. • V *s
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equipment.- i
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No. 1 SCnOOL STREET.
papers in my pocket. I nlipped out the
back way a.s silently as possible, and
drove again downtown.”
(To be continued.)
Fighting the Man-Eaters
One of the most thrilling perics of
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her 10. These stories are the actual i
experiences of a big game hunter in
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grip the reader to the very last word, j
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PUBLIC SALE
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Tty Mithorltjr of otrnrr. t!u* umlorlgne<l
will otfpr nt pubH l ’ itnl*\ Rt tv* I'tionsjMmke'
I pnu**. Main stroet nn t Stab; Circle. 'An
n.iroha. Maryland, on
Wednesday. December 13, 1922,
At 10 o'clock A. M.,
all the following dcaorlbcd property:
Electric algna. poo! table*, coal ranges,
range*, bed*, mattrsssss and spring*.
? >!ano. bar tlxtnre* (24 feet longt. look
t.c gl;i**o*. a full hole! onulpment, ofr.
TERMS OF SALE:—AIt sum* of *.V> or
under. c:i*h. A credit of fonr mouth*
[ with note* of purchaser, secured to the
satisfaction of the undersigned, will he
’ taken for umouuts greater than J.
( Credit payment* to boar Interval.
In ease all iho goods should not be sold
oti the IZlh of December, the wale will be
- continued on the Mth nt the name hour
JAMF.S AV. OWENS.
' CEORGE M". SAFKIELD. Auctioneer.
! SHERIFF’S SALE
T'nder and by virtue of the writ of Fieri
l Facias issued, out of the Olneutt C’onrt for
f ,\tmo Arundel County at the salt of the
Strange Motor Car Company against Paul
l T. K* rides. Nick ISouneii* and Fete
, Pounelis. I have seized the following dc-
S'Tibed iirojiert.v and will offer the same
> for public sale on the premises known as
[ the “Capital Restaurant.” located on Main
street. In the City of Annapolis.' Mary
■ i.nd, on
Monday, December 11, 1922,
At 11 o'clock a. m.„
t
rmnelyT
Seventeen tables, SI chairs. 17 napkin
\ Ii older*. It hat nick*. 1 waffle hea.ier. 1
s'tow’case. 3 coffee boilers. 1 counter, and
* wall fixture*. 1 lot of floor covering, 1
c-oek. 1 dwKof. I“lwwt holder ML! Ice
chest, lfid plate* it ltd cup* anil saheer* and
butter dishe*. 100 knives an<l forks an<!
I sooons. 1 gas range. J coal range. IB bod*.
is chairs. IB bureau*, ja,.,rdgs. Id mat
-1 t ’esse*. .’! pillows. Xfi i+bufor.ts and slieet*.
and. 1 cash register. .
. - BARRY T. LLVELY.
1 - Sheriff.
, GEORGE W. 'RAFFIEI.n. Auctioneer.
i SHERIFF’S SALE
Fnder and by vtrttfe of the writ of Fieri
Fneftft# iaaued out of UiC Circuit C|nrt fhr
mw Aritnde' CounH- ut the suit of the
Annapotltan Motor Cur Company -igidns-
Richard Colbert and Snmnel Colbert, 1
have seized the following described prop
erty and will offer the same for public sale
at the Central Oarage, Jefferson I‘lnee.
Annapolis. Maryland, on
Tuesday, December 12, 1922,
At 12 o'clock Noon,
ONK REO Sl*F*:i> VV tCOV. No. MU
ism Model
HARRY T. LUYFLY.
Sheriff.
ORBFI? NTM
In Anne Arundel County Orphans' Court.
December 5. lft2*2.
Ordered, that tho sale of tluv real estate
of VTHltam 11. Oriifllin, deceased, made bv
Edward S. Grnfflln. the Executor and
Trustee of the la*t will and testament of
Gie said deceased, and this day reported
t>> thin Court by the said Executor and
Trustee, bo rutllied an<l confirmed, unless
p-sth DAY" or J-tXT'AB'T.iatXT?
.Provided, a ofy.ot-tbU AtfOw
In souio newspaper published iti the CTtv
of Annapolis. Aline Arundel Vnuuty. at
bast once a week for throe successive
weeks before the said 3th day of Januarr,
n!f|
CEO. W. HYDE. C. J„ |
I.EMON BEALL. A. ,T.. }
i „ MArNARI^CAUR, A. J.
T rue Copy. Test:
ODEN it. DECK EXT.
Register of Wilts.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Xetloe it hereby given that the snb
.* riber. of Anno Arundel bounty, has ..b
--• lined from the Orphans’ Court of Anne
Arundel county, la Maryland, letters An*
'•lltary Administration on the persona) e*.
tat'* of
joiin sAuni: uirrs.
late of Tucson. Artr.ona. de.-eased. All
person* having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with tlie vmieheia thereof, to the
subscriber on or before the
C*f. DAY or MAY. :ki.
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from alt Iw-nr-dt of said estate. All i*r-
s "ii indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 31st day of
October. 1022.
rETEft IF. MAC.RVDER. i
Ancillary Administrator.
~~ NOTICE
Vo Whom It May Concern:
This la to notify oil persons owning |
property on Thompson street, Mnrrny i
avenue and Calvert street that thesel
streets gxe to be improved at ou-e. i
All water and gas pipes and sewers
must be laid (or renewed! liefore the im- I
provements are made, as it will not be I
permissible to dig up these streets for a !
period of live (~> years.
Ry Order of the Mayor. Counselor and I
Aldermen.
w. 11. VANSAXT.
City Commissioner
Paased Rept. 23. 1022
CHARLES M. CARLSON j
1M GLOUCESTER BTUET
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PAROLE Telephone 126-W
AN ORDINANCE
To Regulate ViMilrlr Tr#r on the Street*,
Lane* and Alley* of the City
uf Aniut*<ili-.
Re it ordained and enacted by the |
Mayor, Counselor and AlUcnuen >,f the
City of Annapolis that a sub-article be
added to Article SS of the City Code, to
follow immediately- the last section of
sam article, to be entitled "Vehicle fraf-
Uc,** and to read as follows: I
Section 1. The word ••streets” as uffed j
in thla sub-section shall apply to nil i
streets, lanes and alleys or other thor-1
uUflibtm in the City if Annapolis.
Ihe Word ••vehicle. .1* llw-d tu llus sub !
section, shall apply to all wbvjiuv* !
used ill the lty of Annapolis and pro*;
pelted in any way, and shall Include I
bl.> clee.
All ordinances or parta of ordlnaticea In; i
consistent with this sub-acctloit are her*- |
by repealed; ueh ofillnances or parta of
elittiiiio* which are not IhsauUttM wlili |
this sub-section remain in full force.
A vehicle is parked witbiu the meaning I
of thin suh-sectiou when it U left uus.*|
tended by an authorised driver or licensed j
operator
section No parkins shall lie iiertnlt- j
tea on portions oi the street# indicated l; I
the Mayor, Counselor and Aldermen of tle-j
City of Anna pells, but the Mayor, Coun ;
seiur ahd Aldermen of the City of Ann -1
polis. may. in its discretion grant |<erinit*|
t* private |>er*ou# to erect -no parking" I
signs in certain deslitnated places at a)
uiirutauia charge of uv# dollars par an- [
uutu, such signs to bav* the same for<a I
and effect as if erected by tho Mayor |
tuunofor and Aldermeu of the City of i
Annapolis.
Section X Parking shall bo allow*! on j
east side of Holland street, but not on
west side, except that portion of street
between Prince George and Jobusoii Place
That parking shall be allowed ou east side]
of Randall street and IM ou west side. |
That bsfklnfc shall be allowed on cast sldej
?l Marjtona avenue and uot on west aide :
btrklng shall not be pretnltted on the fot- j
leu lug streets or parts Of streets:: South'
side of llladen street: east side of Frank* j
llu street from Church circle to Cathedra)
street; east side of Green street 1 ; 'Fleet
street; Carroll s Alley; north side of Cnrte-j
hill street; School street, from Church |
Clrclo i* point, upueated by sign; or the
inside of State Circle.
Section f. Southeast bound traffic only
shall be permitted in Bladen street from
College avenue to State circle.
Section ,1. Parking ri tue south side of
Church Circle, between Franklin street
anti Duke of Gloucester street, shall be at
an angle of forty-live degrees to the curb
No shipping shall be permitted within ten
feet of any Intersecting street, or within
fifteen feet of any tire-plug.
Section 0. No repairs to any vehicle
shall be made on the streets of tho city
except those' which may be necessary
through an emergency and In order to
make It practicable for such vehicle to
proceed.
Section 7. No parking or storing of ve
hicles on the streets for u lunger period
than two hours between the hours of
twelve, midnight, and live a. in., shall In
permitted, except by physicians engaged
in the practice of their profession or uti
dertakers pursuing their occupation.
Section v . The .Mayor shall'have power
to suspend provisions of this ordinance in
relation to parking and to make such
emergency regulations as be ma.v dvfm
necessary during the hours incident to
some special event or celebration, when it
is for seen that unusual truffle will result;
provided that notice of such regulation
shall be published at loasf forty-eight
hours before tpo same are piaffed in efflffet
U stteh publication is practicable,
rSection 9. .Members of the police foyer
of Annapolis may. lui tlodr db-rctUm, |i
n-ct triitlic in stich a manner as will fa.
ellltate same and prevent congestion am’
sn.li directions so Issued shall have Go
elTis t of a provision of this ordinance.
Section 10. Whenever anv vehicle is
parked or, stopped on anystreet. Jane, or
alley, both the front nfitl rear wheels next
to I (hi sidewall; shall'tlot bo'distant there
from more tUiui twelve Inches, except as
otherwise provided in this ordinance.
Section 11. It shall be unlawful for anv*
Vehicle to follow or trjill anv lire sppara'. I
tus going to a tire Within .100 feat of the
same, or to stop within .TOO foet of Hu
same when working during n lire.
Seelion 12 it shall In* unlawful ro wash
any vehicle by means of water under pres
sure or by means of hose upon anv of tin
streets, lanes or iiHcyir of the eltv.
Section IS. It slinll be unlawful" to move
pr in any way tamper with anv sign used
L T '.K C 0?. nof ' ,I S'" , wl,h ordinance hv
fiiiihontj of the Mayor. Cmtnmlor. and
Aldermen of the City of Annapolis or anv
of Its agents or employees Or placing anv
sign designed to affect traffic without
proper authority.
Section 14. Whenever fire apparatus on
the way to a fire comes within view or
bearing, it shall be the duty of all drivers
of vehicles to draw to the right band of
too street snrl stop nnt.ll snch apparatus
nn* to a <liNt.*ui*o of .*{oo foot.
Section 15. Any person violating anv
provision of this ordinance shall be lined n
sum not less than two dollars or more
than twenty dollars, with coats in each
esse, to be recovered as lines for violations
of ordinances are now recovered.
Section Ifl. And be It enacted and or
dained that this ordinance shall fake ef
feet December 1. 1022.
Approved April 21. 1022.
Amended N'orembcr 20, 1922.
... . S. JONES,
Attest: Mayor.
EMMA ABBOTT OAGE,
nty Clerk.
(Seal.)
i -
W. B. & A. Electric
! :,h . Railroad
| ;o st- TERMINALS
ITaif-Honrly Service Morning and Evening
Between Annapolia, Baltimore an d
Washington and Camp Mead*
(Washington and Camp Mead#
passengers change at Naval
Academy Junction.)
LEAVE AKXAPOI4S
VeS Street StaUss
510. *5.50. (1.20. xflhO. xTAO, 820 § •*•
10.20. 11.20, A. M.. 12 90. liO. 2L30 820
lE3O V* 8 2 °‘ t3U ’ U - 8 - 2 u 10.20 ]
Naval Academy Oat* 10 mlnntes
St^V : .„ 8 . ta r ~, Jo RUtton, Bladen
minutes* earlier.*** A ’ rn "'- (7 >
Connecting at Odeutoa with P. R. B.
ANNAPoi.m nivtnrr umt dit.
* at 20
Sib M AS
5.M and 6.54 A. M. trlloi dally ezeepi
VQBolfa
LEAVE BALTIMORE—W„ B. O A
8 -53.. LJA. *•*. 10.38, 11.38, A. M
l x *-06, 4.35. x5.(J6 I
0. - j. 6.35, 7A, ft. 35. 11.35. P M., 12.35
A. M.
train* receive or dlscliarge passengers
i v.i2V*L t> °. lnU btwe Annapolis and
Xavat Academy Junction and at Ship
ley and Linthicnm on aignal. r
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINK DH.
L._ . Howard and Lombard Sts.
,5.15 A. M..and half-lipurly thereafter at 15
5^4 5 ,'. ulnut ** * ftr “-*> boor until
6.15 P. M.. then at 7.15, Al 5, bjs to in
11.18. P. M.. and 12.15. A. M.
8.15 and 5.45 A. M. trains dally except
Sunday. 7 v
LEAVE WASIIXGTON
l S-00. 6.48, 8.00. 9.00, 10.00, 11.00 A. M.. 12.00
IjOO. 2.00, 3.00, z3ls6, 4JH, x4..V) B.oo’
! 8.00, 7.00, 0 00. UJOO P. M. ILIO A . V'
z—Dally except Sunday.
i _*’°f tickets and Information apply at our
! city ticket offices: West Street Station,
Street nall, Short L,ne BladM
I^S“ADVERTfSINO IN THE CUT.
TAL BRINGS EESCLTS.
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classified ad
fr—' ' _
I.OST
EOST—Tuesday, on W ~ ‘
bird dog puppy, whit. ", r
Reward If returned t, \ *' r - • .
Second street. I'.*^
LOST—Yesterday sft, rt ■*>
black glove for left u
return to Capital off' : ‘"-'tj
LOST—Or Stolen, w ~ -"J
RIM. Answers to p •
return to Frank Duhr u > .' j|
LOST—I July's pe.-k. ih j, 7
lh-enws snd ntooev. |*.
| to 2*51 King George v*
ro* nut **!
rOK NILIv ISnhv . ' .
No, 2
I FOR HALE —New~|„ . .
Sl* rooms, b*tu and L
| fa I office.
lok *> 11 i
I trt-org street. 14 r-..ui. v 1
lights; suitable for I, 1 i
apartment* Part .
Apply It. J. Wiegard *
Insurance. 2| S.-h.H.| Sir,
: I'ok * A LIP- - Grophea i *
I chine, nearly m-w. r, M( ,•
| Also g |lroplieall . , , •
I and a Wilcox a Git.i , .
J Apply 21 N..rthw . ■
OK "VII ,
I 1 Cornhlll atreet. p ’
Julian Brewer A S.,n.
r*R "v i <
j pine. Phone JCI-W.
| ro* **ki
! rH RENT - Two furnUh<>,t -
j i!y 127 Prln, Otar
Iron RENT —Furnished • r
) , oartincut ;in g0..,i
for couple. Apply Box 71 c.J
- m
FOR KENT—Comfortable r .0,1 v"
two gentlemen. Call \p. V
101- W.
FOR RENT Apartments
rates. Address “It. L.” Capital 4
FOR RENT—store on ThirdTrZc
port, suitable for anj line .1
Will give long lease
imMV-Ntveu-ri,m 1.,
street.; modern convi-ui...•< a
montU. Immediate ikimk-..:,..,
121 Market street, or All. n 1 fit
School street.
FOIt RENT Well furuM,
Phone SotJ-M.
I 11R 111 NT Dl
t'!ri-cn street, suitable f..r
incuts. Apply It. J. W
tute and insurance, 21 s. im.,, n
FOR RENT—Eight-room .tv
fedar Park. Large grounds r: 1
per month. Julian r.r.' -j
WANTED
W\n 1 i:D 1: v,•
West stret-f.
LEARN IIARBKKINc; Big T .av
'fakUy leaaned. Itlg .1. uu.
THCitjr Barber School, vK 1
more street, Baltimore. M.l
DIED
MILLER--On December rt. it tv!
twmey Itospltsl. PNIUI’ JAVvKI
•'•2 years, htishstid of Vlrx-iDla 1
Funeral Friday, l*e.eud,.'r x t
p. m., from his lafe residents 11
gate avenue, lutcrniem la ft 1
cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
I desire herewith to thank nil a
and friends for tlielr kindness .:rj
Illness anti death of my brother, U
Fisher, and especially to thank t!r
bers of the Junior Order Fnlfed M
Mth banirs. the Iteil Men, arid the a
t>f Eustport Baptist Church.
MRS. WILLIAM P. 1J
NOTICE T(> CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that 'it
scribers of Anne Arundel county W
tained from the Orphans' Court
Arundel county. In Mar.vlxo't. i
Tcatamentary on the personal (W*
WILLIAM W. WEBB,
late of Anne Arundel county. 4<j
All persons having claims ;iguin
censed are hereby warned to u J
same, with the vouchers there,.?,
subscriber on or before the
llth DAY or .11 Nr.. IK!
They may otherwise, bv law, h
from all benefit of said estate, k
sons Indebted to said estate are M
to make immediate payment.
Given under our bands this 5tH
December, 1922.
J. HAMILTON T’KOi
WINRfJN C. OOTT.
rn
E. O. LEAGU
ROOFING
l**tU. Mstal M<t SKUI
■TOTAB AMD rtmUACKS IS'f<
AND REPAIR*'
sanst mi
PIANO TUNING and Cii
CAINING
PROMPTLY DOB*
Worh Cal tod For and Promptly •*
rtuvrm uph
WM. MUHLMEISTE*
M WEST ST
Sporting Goojj
We have a complete line of
ing Goods anff can supply J Ol
any quantify of the first-cl*** J
' gnus, ammunition, huctin- •
—the best ever bad. Me
mention all. but It is a " ,<ni ,
for you ta stop In earlv a® l 1
ns over. Ottr prices cana' 1
equalled. We will mentios ‘
Items:
Winchester Pump, 12 gatic'
L. C. Smith Field, any ea* f
Remington Pump
Baker Donble-Barrrl, \*-icat r •’
Pnrker Rms.. Ithaca
Other Braoils.
Special price on quantity
•hell*. We repair all kind* •
CUNS FOR Ulßfc
JOS. LEVY
1M MAIN ST. rUOSZ*