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MB' EMMA ABBOTT GAGE. Local Editor
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You cart have the Entwine t’ariTAL,
mailed to you when away lrom the city
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Second-Class Matter.
IMDAV, II M SI, IIU.
The Low Grades Preferred.
Vscat ion days are here, Last week
the college and public schools of this
county closed. Minds of the school
arc now absorbed in the joyous vaca
tion days, at.il will be for a long time.
Hut the day for more serious reflec
tion will come sooner or later. They
are admonished not to think that they
can rest on the early laurels won in
their career, but rather that the com
pletion of their rural school life means
t ie entrance into that great world of
public existence and the assuming of
the more serious responsibilities of
procuring an honest livelihood
There is one principal suggestion
that which later impresses all older
people. They would all like to live
life over again so that they would ha e
an opportunity to correct mistakes,
whi h they discover only after it is too
late to he of any profit to them. They
realize too late the enormous respon
sibilities which were once before them,
hut are now, perhaps, far behind them.
On the other hand the young gradu
ates of today have all the possibilities
in life before them. They have the
great opportunity of continual choos
ing in a perptual development. The
great question now is, for gradua'e,
how will you choose'' Will you take
good aim at the best chances, or will
you let them slip by and pick up the
poorer opportunities?
there are the high grades and the
low grades. The whole world lias been
observing the lack of choosers of the
high grades. The rising generation
seeks to avoid hard work. Too much j
has been made <*f the kindergarten
idea that, play is everything, and
work, especially hard work, is to be
avoided. Rut this is a fatally deceptive
mistake. In this busy world,girls and
hoys must acquire in the first place
ability to write and to work hard, and
for a suflieient length of time. Proper I
success is impossible in any line with I
out it. Distinction comes only to I
those who work hard and love to do it. I
Time to talk about a safe and sane I
Fourth of July. j
West Virginia is dazed by a debt of I
$12,1HLT,924. Pshaw! Easily scared.!
Aviator’s bride saw her husband fall. I
Rarely eyewitnesses at anything of I
the sort.
The middies were ashore Saturday. |
Looking through the Panama Canal? I
PERHAPS. |
As a Bryan follower why Secretary
Daniels hasn't followed him is not
clear. Also very provoking.
Isn't it a great wonder the Court of
Inquiry doesn’t hold Sunday sessions.
Croat pity to lose one day in seven.
With Children’s Day and Commence
ments over, the town might have a
breathing spell, if it were not for that
everlasting court of inquiry. Truly
life is one thing after another.
The happy faces of so many parents
coming away from these numerous
school commencements during the
evenings of the past two weeks are
enough to make an envious, selfish
bachelor walk the Hoor all night in
compensation for the ease he thought
he enjoyed when his neighbors were
kept awake from other causes.—Cum
berland Times.
Protests made by women to the pay
ment of taxes without the right to
vote have long been a target for the
paragrapher ami the professional joke
smith, but if it were the other wav
around; if men were taxed without
being permitted to vote it is doubtful
whether the satirist ami the funny-men
would be quite so jovial. There can
be no doubt,but what taxation without
representation, whether of men or
women, is tyranny.
Next to our foreign relations, the
subject that will most strongly engage
the attention of the next congress will
be the building up of our merchant
marine. The United States is entering
on a period of trade expansion that
will make ships of American registry
necessary. Only something like 16 per
cent of our exports are carried in Amer-
ican bottoms and a smaller percentage
of our imports. This is an increase
over recent years, by reason of change
of foreign ships'to American registry
since the repeal of the Panama canal
tolls act. But we need a much greater
increase in the number of American
ships, and we are not going to get it
unless the government goes into the
shipping business or our shipping laws
are revised.
Another Sunday of accidents. Eight
drownir.gs at Atlantic City, and other
horrible things with which to start ti e
week.
, o
I Here’s another wash day.
I Summer School.
STI'DENTS who slab to make up
School or College conditions, consult Prof.
THOS. L GLADDEN, or his son A A
GLADDEN. Annapolis, Md
' Session w ill open June 28th. and close
August 20th. )18 2w
ITen s For Sale or Rent
I have for rent or *ale a number of TF.NTS of
all kinds, large or small, for rent or sale; also
M ATTR ESSES. RUBBER BLANKETS. etc., for
sale Can be seen any day For futther particu
larr apply to DAVID KLAWANS, "4 West Street,
or telephone 253-y. lm-jel"
W mt* l oat, Lor Sale, For Reni, tic.
Adu'rllienwati under this bead, not ea
reeding 4 <fonr lines 3 times 25 cents:
t week ACcts each additional line Sets
e| n fiftft TO LOAN on first-cl ass mortgage, or
t • mortgages, in the City of Annapolis
A. THEODORE BRADY. Attorney at Law. Arun
del Building <%|2'tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES.
Sums to suit borrower Apply to WINSON
G GOTT. Attorney II .School Street. Annapo
lis. Md. nitt
WANTED
WANTED—ACt>OK and MAID to goto Cape
” Cod for the summer Apply to Mrs Newton
19 Maryland Avenue. 3t-2l
W' Miller’ Department
’’ Store; go d wages. Apply 44 West St.
i2i:
AXTANTE'D—Permanent BOARDERS; room and
" board at $7 00 per week. Gantt’s Hotel.
11-1115 Main St.
\\ T ANTKD—Todo general HAULING. Baggage
"' Transfer a Specialty, also Whitewashing.
Plastering. Painting and Carpenter's Work.
Thone 726-m. Work done satisfactorily. Can
furnish best references. m-j 2
ATEN—WOMEN—GET GOVERNMENT JOBS
1,1 s6s to sl*o month. Spring Examinations
everywhere. Full description fr < Fi inklm In
stitute. Dept. 146 A Rochester. N Y. m22tf
I WANTED-WASHING to do at home, by re
’’ spectable white woman with little children
I to support. Orders left at Eastport Drug Stole.
I Phone 140 m24tf
MALE HELP WANTED Post Office Examina
tion at Annapolis soon Prepare now under
I former Government Kxanum i Booklet S-47 free.
I Write to-day. Patterson Civil Service School.
Rochester. N Y jI2.H 16 19 21.23.26.28,30 j 3,7,10
FOP RENT
I EV)R RENT— Desirable 5 and 6-Rooms HOUSES
I 1 at Eastport. In good condition. Large yard.
I Rent $7 and $8 to white tenant*. W. H. HART,
I Eastport. j2lw
| POR RENT-West Street HOUSE. Six Room*
I * and bath. All modern improvements E'ront
I notch and side yard entrance. Rent sl2, worth
I sl6. W. H. HART, Church Circle.^, j2lw
| CY)R RENT-New Cement HOUSE, tvßooms
I 1 and basement, electric lights, cement walks,
I fiontand back porches. Rent sl2 worth slB.
j W. H HART. Eastport j2lw
I pOR RENT—A -mall furnished HOUSE from
1 July Ist to September Ist: very moderate
teims. Apply 115 Conduit Street. 3tj2l
POR RENT—Large, well furnished ROOM, for
1 gentlemen only. Rates reasonable. Apply
13$ Market Street. j2l3t
POR RENT-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM in
A pi ivate family, with use of kitchen, for light
housekeeping. Apply 231 West St. jI9 3t
POR RENT—Furnished AFARTMENT.4 rooms
1 ground floor. Nice yard. Upstairs used for
storage. Apply 585 Severn Ave.. Eastport. near
water. jB-2w
F3R KENT-3 story brick DWELLING 60 Corn
hill St. Completely furnished. Electric {
I lights. Apply to Eh H. Horwitz 52 Gunther Bldg. (
Baltimore. Kev at Globe Furniture Company
810 West St. j2-tf
POR RENT-Ten Room HOUSE. 99 Market St.
1 AH modem improvements including hot
water heat, gas. electric lights etc. Apply J. W,
Trautwein. City Dock m 27 tf
POR RENT-6-ROOM JHOUSE For particu
A lar*. etc., apply M D. G. SANDERS. Citv
Dock. m26tf
POR RElNT—Completely furnished 6-Room
A BUNGALOW on the Severn River near An
napolis. Address Mrs. Allen Lester Fowler, R.
F D No. 2 or Phone 1806-f 3. m2l tf
POR RENT-OK SALE-OLD COLONIAL
* HOUSE, in good condition Apply at Capital
office. Phone 60. 'a2ltr
FOR SALE
| 'p'OK SALE—A Gasoline LAUNCH, 15 ft. long
I Detroit Engine. All in excellent condition.—
I A bargain at $35.00. Apply Herman Theiaz. foot
I Shipwright Street. j2lw
I SALE—"Minta." auxiliary cruiser yacht,
I with gasohne engine, sail, etc. In first class
I condition 37 ft. long. 13 4-10 ft. wide. Can be
I seen at foot of Franklin St . Murray Hill. Applv
I to Mr* H. A. Gate. ,21 3t
I pYIR SALE—Six-oar Row BOAT (cheap),Oriole
| A Go-Cart. Walking Machine. Automobile,
I Sleds, Singer Sewing Machine, Morris Chair.
I Beds. Screens. Gas Stove, Kitchen Utensils, etc
I PIANO for rent. Apply 10 to 12 or 4to 6. 104
I Market Street. Phone 928-y. jl9 3t
J fYDR SALE-GAS STOVE, fine condition, sell-
I 1 tng because moving to country where there
j is no gas. Apply 92Market Street. jI9 3t“
POR SALE-REFRIGERATOR in good con
I A dition. Will sell cheap. Apply at once 139.
I Market St. on Phone 937. Reason for selling
I about to leave the cify. jlB-3t
I pOR SALE—Cheap, good riding and driving
| A MARE, guaranteed to work anywhere, Ap-
I ply Wm. E. Gantt. 113 Main St jT-tf
I pOR SALE—Three pieces of property Nos. 25,27
A and 29 Washington St. Apply J. W. Ander-
I son 15 Murray Ave. J 5 2w
POR SALE-CREAM and COTTAGE CHEESE.
r COOPER. Phone 869. j 2 m
POR SALE-MANL-RE. Apply at the Capital
j A Office Phone 60. mls-tf 1
POR SALE OR RENT-Ten Room Colonial !
A House. Best city location. For particulars
j apply Capital office. Phone 60. mls-tf ,
| POR SALE-MORTGAGE NOTES, in tablets i
! A of 50. Apply at Capital office a26tf i
t
POR SALE -10 room COTTAGE. No. 30 South- <
j A gate Ave. Murray HilL lot 170x150. with <
trees, shrub*, flowers, fruit and garden. Apply 4
I Annapolis Savings Institution. a23 tf <
: POR SALE OR RENT-STABLES on Dean St.. J J
; A room for 20 horses: also 60-foot carriage shed.
G. C- SUNDERLAND. 190 Main Street alstf J
j pOR SALE-MANURE, will sell in cart load*.- \
[ A Phone 60 or apply at Capital office. m26w <
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WtT Try a Want ad. In the Capi- J
ta' TL-
THE EVENING CAPITAL ANNAPOLIS, MU., JUNE 21. 1915
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W 22 CHUKCb CtßCLif
Kea. Estate -Insurance.
Houses For Kcnt-Collectiou uia .c
Money to Loan on Mortgages,
Julian brew ei 6Son
*
9 SCHOOL STREET
Rea! Estate
Kuruiftbed and Unfurnished House* for
Kent- Fir*. Windstorm. PlateGUw*and
Burglary Insurance. *2ey
$lO REWARD
Stolen from Bay Ridge, between May 17 and 24.
pair of R. R. Platform Trolley WHEELS with
axle. Description; axles Ui in. so ; length of
axle* between hubs 28 in., iron hubs dimension
offwheel* about 27 5 -. in- Tires 3 !j ; m. wide -in
thick Suspected to have been taken in direc
tion of South or West Rivers Above reward for
recovery of propel ty and conviction of thieves.
jl2w GEO R BL KFHAM.
n FOR SALE ft
A valuable piece of property for sale cheap, all
modern improvements. Large Building, located
, ©n Sevond St. nicely finished, has a good tennant
renting, or will vacate it Owner leaving city.
Address P. O Box. 108 Anna jobs Md. j a -tf
FOR SALE
f
AT F AS! fORT-2 HOUSES situated on ’h
r Street in good repair; good tenants, water-front
on Back Creek. For sale cheap.
PROPERTY ON ST. JOHN’S ST-, with a
front age <>t 31W feet running back to Short Line
i Machine Shop Concrete St ,b!e, Corn house and
, l i'ge Carnage Shed Cheap Apply
■ | ' WILLIAM E. GANTT.
or WINSON <G GOTT.
mi l Attorney for Owner.
FOR SALE.
r- ■
W.ilh'K FK Vi FA KM
>{ 150 Acres, on i short*
[ mar Mayo „
On as. F ,L Amiaofilis
ORDER MSI.
• In the Matter of the Sale of the Mortgaged Real
i Estate of JOHN T. DIGGS, and MARY DIGGS,
hi* wife.
t In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
No. 3968 Equity.
. Ordered, this Fifteenth day of June, 1915. That
> the sale of the property mentioned in these pro
• ceedings. made and reported by Frank M,
Stockett, Attorney named in the niottgagc, be
iat it led and confirmed, unless cause to the c m
• trarv thereof be shown on or before the
; 17th DAY OF JULY NEXT.
1 Provided, a copy of this ordet be insetted in
some newspapci published in Anne Arundel
Countv. once in eo. h of three successive weeks
; before the 17th day of July. next,
i The report states the amount of sales to be
*1590 00
GEO. WEI LS. Clerk,
Tri e Copy—Test:
j!6 GEO. WELLS. Clc.k
i! GEO. W. JONES
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Circulating Library.
The following 13- ok? were atlde
to the Library week endim
MiiJ 22lid, (y 1
‘ Ang-laa Bualmas " by Henry Hyd
nor Hr 1mO:v.
"FoUitnns Grow*i tip, by Kieauor
H Porter.
" \ Lover s Tale ” by Mf-urlc" Hew
lett
' Happy Pollyooly. ’ by Kdtnr J“p
son
"Inlt’atlon,” by Itabi-rt Hugh B-n
son
"Loneliness ’bj Kobe l l Hugh Ben
* n
son
rt.e 1.. turn of Tarzeu," by Krigar
Pice Rurronglls
The Keeper of th i Door.” by Rthel
M. Dell.
"The Bride of the Hnn ” by Gaston
Leroux.
T j New Books, 2c i>eiday
leims : OJd R<>oks , c> J)er day
BIG SALE!
Must Be Sold This Mouth.
Motorcycles, Bicycles, Har
ness, Blankets, Whips,
Etc., at Cost.
1913 10-H.P Reading, . SIOO
1913 8-H.P Harley Davidson 100
1914 7-H.P Excelsior, . . 125
1915 10-H.P Two-Speed Pope, 200
1912 Ford Touring Car, . 225
Maxwell Runabout tar Cheap.
Bicycles and Harness at Cot.
All Kinds of Repairing Done.
Vulcanizing—Welding—Repairing
A. H. Wilson
49 Second St —Phone 469-m
DA VIS
Old town
Canoes!
Call and get a Free Catalogue.
Davis, j
74 Maryland Avenue. , \
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** jl 1
I CALL OR INQUIRE !!
i 4 1 i
i: Yachts, bunches, Engines i
i: for sale. ;;
<> ll ’
J J Hoare s Non-Barnacle J1
Bronze Paint,
J [ Guaranteed when ooce painted in 'Spring ’ [
II will be Clean in Fall when bawled out. ~
i: Benj. E. Sarles, i:
• I ,CBproiu. St PWdc 501a !
• _ _ al4 sm<
I
Democratic City Primaries.
The Executive Committee of the Dem
ocratic Party for the City of Annapolis
hereby Hires notice that said party will
nominate by the “Crawford County sys
tem Its candidates for Mayor, Counselor
and two Aldermen, and one member of
the City Executive Committee from each
of the four wards of the City of Annap
olis. the election of which officers Is to be
held tn said city on MONDAY, JULY 12.
1915.
snd for the purpose of nomlnatlnft said
candidates by direct rote, the registered
voters of said Democratic Tarty are here
by notified to attend at the following
Places and time, namely:
1 THt'KSDAT, JUNK !4. 1915.
From 3 until 7 o'clock. P. If.
t'irat Ward—St. Anne’s Chapel llooni.
Prince George Street.
Second Ward—Assembly Koomi.
Third Ward—Polling Ilonse. Second
J Street.
Fourth Ward—Feldmeyer's Blacksmith
i Shop, Northwest Street.
The manner of voting to be as follows;
Each voter shall mark with a black pen
cil after the name of every person for
whom he Intend* to vote, and to the right
thereof In the blank provided therefor, a
cross—for example (X).
Persons who desire to be candidates for
Mayor, for Counselor, for Aldermen, or
City Executive Committeeman from each
. ward at the said Primary Election shall
J tile with the City Executive Committee
five days prior to the day fixed by theClty
1 Executive Committee for holding the said
; Primary Election a certificate stating hts
r name, residence, age and the office for
which he seeks to be nominated and 2 days
thereafter he shall pay to the City Exec
utive Committee such sum estimated by
such Committee to be his proportionate
part necessary to defray the expenses of
> said Primary Election.
The candidates who file their certifi
cate to the above office are requested to
i recommend to the said Committee three
• persons for Judges and two persons for
! clerks, five days before the said Primary
Election. The Judges and clerks of said
Primary Election shall, on the day after
the Primary Election.make out the return*
thereof and certify to the Executive Com
mltee the names of the persons.respective
ly, who have received the highest num
ber of votes tn thetr ward for Mayor, for
Counselor and two Aldermen, and one
member of the City Executive Committee
of the ward for which they are appoint
ed, and the said Executive Committee
shall file the said nomination papers
with the Mayor, Counselor and Aldermen
of the City of Annapolis witbiu oue day
after the returns of the said judges and
clerks of the said Primary Efectfou are
made. Ballots may be procured, ns de
sired, by any and all candidates bv ap
plication to the undersigned Committee
within throe days before the date of
said Primary Election.
THOMAS EADES.
1 GEORGE F. QUAII*.
WM. MARTIN BRADY.
Executive Committee for City
of Annapolis.
f j7,l 1.15,19.21,23
Application for Oyster Grounds
The following application for Oystei Grounds
in or adjacent to Anne Arundel County, is now on
file in the office of the Board of Shell Fish Com
j missioners of Maryland.
• Published Charts of the Natural Oyster Bars of
j Anne Arundel County are filed with the Clerk of
‘ I the Circuit Court of said County.
Notice is hereby given that all protests against
! the granting of said Leases must be filed in the
i Circuit Court nf Anne Arundel County, on or he
• fore the
30th Day of August, 1915.
Applicant—CHAßLES F CORNING.
Address- Baltimore. Md.
Acres—Not exceeding 30.
located in Fishing Creek a tributary of Ches
apeake Bay covering ground previously held by
the applicant, a* shown on Published Chart No 3.
jl2-td
WINSON G umT. Attorney.
OIIDIiM NtM.
in rim jtotter of the dale ol the Mot tanned
Koi* -late of THKcDOKK I* TROW-
BrtlDGKaud wife.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel Co.
No. 3989 Equity i
Ordered, tin* Vnd day of Juue. 19:6, That
the sab- of the property mentioned in these
proceedings, made ana reported by Wlnson
a Gott, Attorney, be ratified and confirmed
nuless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the
TH DAY OF JULY NEXT.
Provided, a copy of this order be Inserted
lu some newspaper printed and published in
Anne Arundel County, Maryland, once in
j each of three successive weeks before the
! t day of July. next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
i $2150.00.
GEO. WELLS, Clerk.
i Trti* Copy—Test :
ml GEO. WELLS. Clerk.
i NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the Subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans’ Court of Anne Arundel Coun
ty, in Maryland, letters of administra
tration on the personal esttae of
A. M. ELEISE SEEBOHM
late of Anne Arundel County, deceased.
; A1 persons having claims against the
, deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with vouchers, to the sub
scriber, on or before the
7TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1915.
They may, otherwise, by law, be ex
cluded from all benefits of said estate.
A1 persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Ist day of
June, 1915.
FERDINAND SEEBOHM,
Administrator.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given, That the
• Subscriber has obtained from the Or
phans’ Court of Anne Arundel Coun
| ty, in Maryland, Letters Testamen
: tary on the personal estate of
AMELIA J. WIEGARD
i late of Anne Arundel County, deceased
< All persons having claims against the
, deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers there*,.,
to the subscriber, on or before the
Ist day of December, 1915.
They may, otherwise, by law, be ex
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 25th day
of May, 1916.
FRANK WIEGARD
BERNARD J. WIEGARD
m26-td. Executors.
POPHAM & SON
THE POPULAR PRICE
TAILORS
n
19 FRANCIS ST., ANNAPOLIS
i
AN ORDINANCE
To repeal and re-ordain with amend
ments the ordma ee paased by the
Mayor, Counselor and Aldermen ol
the City ol Aina; oli* on the sth day
of January, 1915, amendatory to an
ordinance passed on th-> litb day
of December, 1914. entititd "an or
dinance to add a new section to Arti
cle XX VIII of the City C >de ot An
napolis, to come in slier Section 15 ol
the said Aiticie XXViJi, an! to be
designated Section In
sec i ion I —Be it esta ashed ami or
d titled bv the Vayor, Couna- or and
\ dermen of the City of Annapolis, thst
the oidinauce passed bv the Mayor,
Counselor ard A Mermen ot the City ol
Annapolis on the sth day ol January,
ID 15. amendatory to the ordinaries
passed on the ’4th day ol December,
19 4, entitled "an Ordinance to add a
ntw section to Article XXVIII ol the
Revised Code of the t itv ol Annapolis,
to c tne in Section 15 ol the sail
Article XXVIII ol the Revised rode t
DON," be and the same ia hereby re
pealed and re-ordaioed with amend
ment*. to read as lolliiws;
fiMTioN 16. —No person or person*
shall u-e the sidewalks in the City oi
Anna, oils for roller skating, go-cycling
ore sating, and no ,rs n or . ersoi.s
* hall use any ol the streets wahin the
following a mes and s eas Mr
skating, go cycling or coasting, name
ly;—Government rirclo, r'hureb Circle,
College avenue. King George street Jrom
College avenue to Randall st et. Prince
George street lrom College Avenue to
the eastein terminus ot said stieet; Duke
of * rlouceeter sue t from Church Circle
to Market sire t, Wrst street from Church
Circle to city limits Maryland avenue
bom .State Circle to Naval Academy
gate Mate Circle; and no person or per
sons shall use any < 1 the other streets
ol tne city for the purposes mentioned
abjve after the hour <>! 8 30 p. m ; and
auy person < r persons violating the pro
visi ms of this section shall be subject
to a fine of not less than oue d Par and
not m >re than twenty dollars
Section i. —Ami be it established and
ordaiind by the authority aforesaid,
that tins ordinance sbali take ed-ct from
the date oi its passage.
Approved April 12th, 1915.
Signed -JAMES f STRANGE,
Mayor.
True copy, test: —
9 Phil E Pouter, Clerk .
AN ORDINANCE
To repeal and re-ordain with amendments
, angbectlon 14 of Article 88 of the Revised
I Code of the City ot Annapolis. Title—
" Streets."
Section I.—Be it established and ordained
i by the Mayor, Counselor and Aldermen of
. the City of Annapolis, that Section 14 of Ar
ticle 8* of the Revised Code of the City of
Annapolis, be, and the same Is hereby re
pealed and re-ordalned with amendments,
so as to read as follows:
Section 14.—1 t shall be the duty of each
and every person owning any lot. or part of
a lot, fronting on paved footways, to keep
the same at all times In a proper state of re
pair, and any owner of such property, or his
daly authorized agent In charge of the some,
neglecting or falling to have the said foot
ways repalied In a suitable manner wlthlh
three days after the service of notice to said
owner, or said agent, by the City Commis
sioner or any member of the City Council,
that the said footways need repairing, the
said owner or agent so notified, shall be lia
ble to a fine of five (6) dollars to tie recover
ed as In other cases And 1/an entire foot
way or sidewalk tn front of any property
shall he out of repair or In laid condition. It
shall be condemned by the City Commis
sioner or the Street Committee who shall
notify the abutting owner, or his duly au
thorized agent tn charge of said property, to
re-lay same within ten days from the date
of service of notice, and In default said own
er or agent shall be liable to a like fine of
five t 6) dollars, to be recovered as aforesaid;
and Immediately upon the receipt of notice
as aforesaid, It shall be the duty of the wild
owner or agent to barracade said defective
footways by day and to place a light there
by utght, and to be liable to the fine afore
said for neglect of said duty.
Section 2. — And be it established and or
dained that this ordinance shall take effect
from the date of Its passage.!
Approved March 28rd, 1916.
(Signed)—James K. Strange,
Test:— iMayor.
Phil. E. Porter. Clerk m 27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
M OTICE in hereby given T.\* the *ut
* ’ scrlbor has/ obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Anne Arundel County,
in Maryland. Letters Testamentary on
on the personal estate of Antoink J,
Cokbksier, iate ol Aune Aruade.
County, deoeaaed. All perrons having
claim* against the deceased, arc hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on
or beiore the l‘2th dat of October,
1918. They may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit ol raid estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment
Given under our hand this fith day
April, 1915.
Julik F, MacNamkk,
*7 Executrix.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
MOTICE is hereby given, That the sub
-1 ' scriber has obtained from the Oi
phans’ Court ot Anne Arundel County,
in Maryland, Letter* Testamentary on
the persona! estate of Bkmme Welch
Owknh, late of Anne Arundel County,
deceased.
All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned tc exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on nr before the 25th
day oi July, 1915. They may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all bene
fit oi said estate. All persons Indebted
to said estate are requested to make im
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this ith day
of January. 1915
4. T. BRADY, Executor
NOTICE IO CREDITORS.
M OTI UK is hereby given, That the sob
* scriber has obtained from the Or
phans Conn of Anne Arundel County,
In Maryland, Letters Testamentary on
the personal estate of
James Buchanan Henri,
tat* i * Aui.e Arundel t-canty, de
ceased. All persons having maims
against the deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
•hereof, to the subscriber, on or before
the 15th day of September, ll&. They
may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefits ol said estate. All per
sons Indebted to eaid estate are requ— 4 .
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my band this 9th day oi
March, l*l6.
Wm. C. A. UEnrt
S. M. Henry,
Hkrrkrt Chkkkman
* Executors.
Edward T. Beavin
31 West St. —Phone 328 m
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AN ORDINANCE
.TO REPEAL AND RM-ORDAIN WITH
AMENDMENTS AKTK'I.E XV OF TIK
REVISED CODE OF THE CITT Of
ANXArOLia TITLE ELECTION
WARDS.
Section 1- Be It et*t>sUheO and ordaln
bv the Mayor, Counsellor and AlJernieii
of the CUy of Annapolis. That Article X'
of the Revised Code of the City of An
napolls, title -Election Wards," be and the
same Is hereby repealed and re-ordained
with amendments, so as to read as fol
lows :
Section L The City of Annapolis shall be
laid off and divided Into four election
wards. Included, respectively within the
following metes and bounds, rls:
Section 2. First Ward—Beginning at the
corner of the CUy Dock and I? ndall
street: from said dock to Carroll's Alley;
up Carroll's Alley. Including both sides
thereof, to East street; up East strett, In
cluding the north side thereof, to State
Circle; around said Circle to North street;
out North street. Including the east side
thereof to St. John's street; out St- John's
street. Including the east side thereof, to
the opposite shore line of College, or Dor
sey's creek; thence following the said
shoreline to where the shoreline Intersects
with the bridge over said creek at the
terminus of King George street and the
property of the United States Govern
ment; thence following the meandering*
of theproperty line of the United States
Gavernment to the southeastern end of
King George street: thence In a straight
line to the enter corner of the long wharf
at Old Fort Madison, now the United Sues
I.lght House Sutton: thence In a straight
Une to Sycamore Point, at the month -of
Spa creek; thence In astralght Une to the
outer corner of the north side of the City
Dock: thence following the north side of
said dock to the place of beglnlng.
Section 3. Second Ward—Beginning ut
the first mentioned corner of the City
flock and following the north Une of the
dock to the outer corner thereof; thence
in a straight line to Sycamore Point, at
the month of Spa creek; thence following
the meanderlngs of the shoreline of the
said creek to a monument placed on the
south shore of the said creek, near the
Bay Ridge railroad tracks; thence in a
straight Une to the point known as Oys
ter Shell Point, now occupied by Harry
L. Kilenbausen, thence following the
meandertngs of the shoreline of the said
Spa creek to the point opposite the foot of
Conduit street, now owned by Dr. George
T. Feldmeyer; thence In a straight Une to
where the eastern corner of South street
Intersects the shore Une of said creek;
thence up South street, including the
eastern side thereof, to Church Circle;
arouud Chor, h Circle northwardly, to Col
lege avenue; thence down College ave
nue , including the southward side there
of, to North street ;thence by North St.
including the western side thereof, to
State House Circle; thence around said
Circle eastwardly until It Intersects the
Une of the First Ward, at the Junction of
said Circle with East street.
Section 4.. Third Ward —Beginning at
the boundary stone planted on the south
side of Spa creek, near the Bay llldge rail
road tracks, and running In a atragbt Hue
to the point known as Oyster Shell Point,
now occupied by Harry L. Kltenbansen;
thence following the meandering* of the
shore Une of said creek to the polut op
posite the foot of Conduit street, now
owned by Dr. George T. Felduieyer ;theoce
In a atralht Une to where tlie eastern cor
ner of South street Intersects with the
shore Une of said creek; thence sp South
stret. Including the westwurd etde thereof,
to Church Circle; thence following Church
Circle to West St.; ont West street. In
cluding the south side thereof, to Cathed
ral street; thence following the tracks of
the Washington, Baltimore A Annspolis
Electric Railway Company, including the
southward side of said tracks, to the City
Limits; thence following the western
boundaries of the city to the place of be
ginning.
Section ft. Fourth Ward—llgliurliig
where the Third Ward Intersects with the
western boundaries of the city ami follow
lng the tracks of the Washington. Baltl
more & Annapolis Electric Hallway Com
pany, Including the northward side of
said tracks, to the corner of West and
Calvert streets; thence on West street. In
cluding the northward side thereof, to
Church Circle: thence around Church Cir
cle, In a northward direction, to College
avenue; thence down College avenue In
cluding the northward side thereof, to the
Intersection of the First Ward, at the cor
ner of St. John’s street; thence In a par
allel line with hte Hue of the First Ward
on St. John's street, to the oppostei shore
Une of College or Dorsey’s creek; thence
following th e meanderlngs of the shore
Hue of said creek to the place of begin
ning.
Section 2,-Aud be It established and or
dained by the authority aforesaid. That
this ordinance shall take eoct from the
date of its passage.
Approved April 13, 1815.
JAMES F. STRANGE, Mayor.
Attest:
PHIL, E, POUTER, Clerk.
NOTICK TO CREDITOR
Motiok IB Hkkkbt Givits, That
* ’ Subscriber has obtained f?em th
Orphans’ Court ol Anne Aranda County
in Maryland, Loiters Testaments) v • ■
the personal estate of Aujyuste P. Lunge
iate of Anne Arundel County, decent
All person*- having .claims against, lb;
dec-eared. are hereby warned to oxbibh
Ihe same, with the voucher* thereof, t
the subscriber, on or before ihe lfitb da
of Acouht, IRIS. They nay :,the
wise, by lew, be excluded from ai
benefit of ?aid est&t X* I jiois.ira, tu
debit'd to *ld estate are trams* * t
make immediate pay no, i.
Given undnr my band tbit *th <i
of February, 1815.
ENNALLB ‘VAGGAMAN,
Ex ecu t ,
NOTlCfc TO CKhDi fO .
MOTICK.it hereby given, at u,*
1 ’ subscriber has obtained fr ,m th*
Orphacd' Court of Acm. Arundel Con -
ty In Maryland, Lettrre of A tin to -
traitors on the pereonal estate ANN
ELLEN POWERS, late of Anne Arnr,
do! County, dccotiied. All pet done hi?*
mg claims against the deceased,
hereby warned to exhibit the saure,
with tbc vouchers thereof, to the P
scriber, on or before tbe litis lay
NOVEMHER, 1916. They may other
wipe, by law, be excluded r-om .1
benefit of said estate. All persona in
debted to said estate are requested ,
make immediate payment.
Given tinder my fcstsd thii lit.-. ,*>, 1
May ils
NICHOLAS H. GREEN,
______ Adrrinistrßtrr.
NOT ICE rOjCREDITORS
NjOTICE is hereby given, That thv
I ’Subscriber bap obtained from the
Orphans Court of Aone Araruiei Coun
ty, in Maryland, Letters of Adminip.tra
tion on the personal estate of MAR Y A.
KILLMAN, late of Anne Arundel
County, deceased. All peraons having
claims against the deceased, are h* re
by warned to exhibit tbe same, with
the vouchers thereof, to tbe subscriber
or fore the 10th ds * of November!
1916. They may otherwise, be exclud
ed from all benefit of 9aid estate. Ail
persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment.
i my band this 4tb rby
mfi SARAH A. MARSH, Admrx.
NOTICE TO_CREDITOiti
MOTIOE is hereby given. To a. n,. ut . j
scriber bs* obtained from the O . !
phans' Canrt ol Anne Arundel Orninfty ‘
,n Maryland Letters Testamentary on l
tfaa petsonai estate of Arthur DbeVar ’
iate of Anno Arundel County, OeoMMred!
All pereons having maim. again.* *h*
aeoaased, are hereby warned | 3 axhUrt
tbe same, with vouchers thereof, to it
subscriber, on or before the 12th dav of
October. 191 S. The, . T
by i*w, be excluded frqnr. ail benefit n
said estate All persona indebted t f
said estate are requested k> 'r*k. i* ,
mediate payment.
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Hknry Eblino,
8 Executor.
NOTICE TO CRV I
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