Evening capital and Maryland gazette., March 09, 1916, Image 2

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Watch your stop. it's Lent.
I>( !i<ij <■ i.oljotly ■ ..i off that old lie -
v, lii:iltt i < i . ki- a'out the mnbrtblu
itll'l 1-tu.
Camlidaiet lor ot'.’ko don't mind .ip
n:iy weather. It heir* them to .slide
into office.
Armor plate manufacturers who
i ireatein d the Government Tiio.v an
atrophied sense of humor.
I'rohahly when their coil: tii sents
deisiandisitf bacon, ('oittu'e-suien
will Ceus e to v.oik ioi pork.
(hitic complains lliat womoa >v iicr.-i
•in ly provide Rood advenlute soriua
lor hoys. Until i ~until who haw
nny udvthni . :i e so. oat them.
Mi. It it.id a Idov.out ali I. 'own
last nlKht. de ; ite ft \v,. , the first of
lent. Mured does- not intend to n
Heaton I ' l\ nut:) in the blowout
brndnoßs
No hod Ini < vet .ii 1 ; st_ d the Swiss
oi tntiluu i ni, jvt that smallest of the
world's ! ■ o • I'tvahle republics has a
much l.'iyoi at my than has the largt t
of repul lie..
All leiri latioh is blocked u\ the ar
puimm ovi r a iudlle oi wine, hr.er or
wl'i.dtey. it t- mgh time that the l.er
fslnlttl ek i !ovn to intsiness vlth 1 s
t Unit lour vccks to die finisli.
That drop in the price of mules is
likely to he temporary. The Standard
Oil t'otnpati) i" n. iug horn s again to
piiil its oil wa ’.oils because of the
high io‘ : (d a adirie.
Nobody seems to have thought of
providing our mlssionarleH who are
urging tin' African savages to get civ.
ilized and wear clothes with a few
photographs of the latest raiin Beach
model bathing suits.
Ancthtr nitldly humorous feature of
the situation is the New York editors
sitting around in dazed horror be
cause lion. Josephus Daniels does not
resign, although they explicitly re
quested him to.
"A free people ought not to he arm
ed,* said Washington in liis first tu
nual address to Congress,, “but it
ought to I>< disciplined; to which eu l
a uniform and well-digested plan of
armament and discipline i.s requisite ’
Baltimore lias blocked all legisla
tion, and it is Baltimore that wants
annexation With a greater represen
tation, a Ini or number of votes in the
legisluturmwhich that annexation will
bring, what show will the counties
have That's what some of us would
like to know.
If the ’'.mice* 'is to be shut off three
t tnes in fifteen minutes, why. for pity’s
suke cau't it he while the Legislature
is gassing over some annexation bill
or prohibition.and not while this paper
is trying to run off its edition. Power—
the "power of the press" or the elec
tric power that runs the press, is a
great institution. Please remember,
dear Public Utilities Company.
Over 1 <*o,ooo women, up to now.
have taken the places of men in British
industrial life, releasing as many men
for service in the army, these rgures
have been compiled b> the statistical
department of the board of f a-lc, and
fall short of the correct total, as many
firm* have not vet made their returns.
Women art now predominate in facto
jies which they never entered before
the war. and work meta! lath and
drills quite like old hands.
“It i understood that the people of
the southwest and the south Atlantic
coasts.'' says a Washington report of
the Piet . lout's intentions in the mat
ter of another spcech-mak'ng tour,* are
"■till suffering from the f usion hat
Mr. Bryan's untrained citizens are ca
pable of repelling the great invader." j
But it's not so. There peupl > are j
strong for Woodrow Wilson’s w isdorn j
nd sorry for William Bryan's wishi !
washiness.
Pei haps the most important feature
If of the federal reserve act was the pro
vision for a currency circulation based
■pon the needs of commerce rather
! than upon government bonds. The re
quirements of commerce ere valuable.
The amount oi currency issued upon
bonds i“ fixed. When business was
booming under the old regime fhrc
was not enough money in trade char
nels to adequately handle the sltua
tion. American statesmen have flnall*
iealived that most short-time commf
tia! paper is as rood a basis for tern
porarv currency as a government bon 1
The products of the field—-wheat, corn
cotton and so on—are a for a of wealth
expressible in terms of dollars and
c rits. Obligations based upon tram*- !
actions in these or other commodities
arc really the most logical founda''on j
for a circulating medium.
Ellsworth Huntington, after a care- |
ful study of meterolpgy in reference to
man, concludes that civilization in the
broader senes of the term is largely
dependent on man’s being subjected to
considerable variations of tempera
ture in his environments. Whenever
white men, in - pito of their natural Ini
tiative and tendency to efficiency have
to live a:id vork iti a trop’Ycl climate, '
they degenerate physically, mentally j
morally. This, Huntington in-!
sists, is due not so much to the high f
t"mper,i uro as to the monotony of an
onvaryir g climate and the consequent
lack of nature’s most effective stim
■lation. By observation of the amoutr j
of work done throughout the year by
negroes and white men laboring under
Eiiilor conditions in warm and tem
pvr:‘.t<- climates, he deduces Miat it
"seems to be u law of organic life that*
variable temp*Taturt Is better than
uniformity” foi human achievement..-
Journal Anu i i.vi f l Heal Association.
The United St. must be able to
rnaimf ■ -uro r of the munitions, guns
and equipment will need in any war.
England. France nd ftussia failed to
!•• li “ tliiv economic advantage. Thej
• .! ,v paying Utarly for their lack
of foresight. Colossal sums of gold
arc Icing sent by them to America in
exchange for war necessities. But
England, at least .will nevt r he caught
u* the- predicate’lit aeain. A resolu
tion adopted by British chambers of
commerce declares;
‘ Tb. • experiences <>f the war have
hown that the strength and safety of
!ho.British nation in time of national
peri] ‘do in os sc sion ol power to pro
duce ns requirements from its own
soil a id i -, own factories, rather than
in tie possi .-ion of values which may
be o?poitcd and exchanged for pro
ducts and manaufaetures of oti.cr
co ;nti ies.”
This i>. indeed lire* great’-st lessou of
the war. A great war roquires vat
expenditure of treasure. The i T ni‘ed
States, whatever else is done, in the
wav rtf preparedness,roust seet to i f
in ■ industries mines and fields go:
ihe benefit of such expenditures ;ts she
max he railed upon to make.
MOVING I MJTi KE A lilt ACTIONS.
■At The Colonial.
“Barbara Frietcbie,” a five-part
Metro Feature, starring Mary Miles
Minter, the youngest star naw appear
mg on the stage or screen, will be th*
magnificent attract! n at the Colonial
fur tonight. The story of “Barbara
Krietchie, ’’ which is an adapt atom of
vYhittier’s immortal poem arid the plax
of the same name by Clyde Fitch as
as follows:
B irbaia Frietehie is celebrating her
eightee ith birtbdu in Frder ck, Md.,
while the town is strong in tin grip of
Northr rnsoldiers. In the mid't of a
kissing game yeung Barbara drt
out of the h ’Use. and seeks to avoid
her pursuers by climbing a tree.
Four hungry Union soldiers, wdio are
foraging for fr>: d. aj pear heneaih the
tree and Barbara crus an alarm. Hi t
shouts bring among others, Captau
Trumbull, of th Union command.
Against her wishes as s?s In r down
and orders the Union soidnrs punished
for stealing f iod f- rn the Knetchu
home. Trumbull i- invited to th<
|ia ty. and beanies the iton of the
cession. Especially is Grandma
Barbara pleased with the young
gallant, and she boasts that she onci
danced with Hu-mss Ji (Terson. snd ht
gave her a flag as h memento. Sht
directs Barbara io tch it, Barbara,
in tt r . snd in a rage, explains that
she tore the flag because she hated it
and everything Yankee.
Arthur Frietehie, Barbara’s brother
has stolen through the Union lines,and
attempts to enter that night as Captain
Trumbull comes cut. Union soldiers
are in pursuit of Arthur, and Trumbul
aids him to elude them. Barbara ts
softened toward Tr mbull when sht
learns of this. Judge Frietcie finds
hts daughter Barbara talking to Trum
bull and attempts to kill him, but the
gir! protects the Union officer. To
see Mary Miles Minter in this faseniat
tng picture is to enjoy something to
be long remembered.
Pathe News also tonight.
Tomorrow, Valeska Suratt, in “The
Immigrant ”
- !
r-4/ ;.jr,
uy \ ■ -i r . 'gg&zz se a f
l^ucc^
Jackie SaureJers, one of tl most
talented icsoirg ladies in fin ctm.
enacts the tit * role in Kaiem's three
act modern orama, “The Women of
! the Sea '” Th * feature will be ehoWD
at the Palace tonight. According to
: the btory. Sir Arthur Chelton, who
1 own* an estate by the scr. c> rm ur n
•
THF EVENING CAPITA!,. ANNAPOLIS. MU.. MARSH 9 i-16
body of a woman washed up on the
shore. Discoverrtfg a faint spark of
life in the woman, he takts her ,- nto
hts home, where she subsequently
revives Strange to sav, the rescued
one. who gives h< r nam< as Sonia, hzs
abso ute;y m, recollecuoo of the cir
cumstance# which had almost caused
her death. As time pases Sir Arthur
and the strange woman of the sea f4l
deeply in lov- with each other ard ere
wed. Tnen, one day, Sonsa. attendirg
an embassy ball ct rr.es face to face
* ith itan, the r r resentet ve f a
futsiec gjvtrnment Imrned>ately
ail recoi ection of the past comes buck.
• The influence which this meeting
ha* the Uvea of 5* nu and hsT
husband mak-* t .is a story' of
tremendc-u* power.
The comedy is the Vitagraph ’SUs*'
with a complete cast of funmakers
Tomorrow; number one of the
! Strange Ca-e > f Mary P’ge.’’ Bo
j sure to see this
Ike “Uepublic Theatre."
The attracti >n at the Republic to
> n ? ght will be Alice Brady, in he
powerful dran atic tale “The Woman
m 47.”- V-.ota Doniz tti, a beaut fu ,
■ iri hanrd Italian girl, i crue. y trs* t
•i by her unci- Pa quab who wants
to sell h< r tu a RpaieyUnder. Tony,
i r ■ • er. c me* to Amorica, s nd# her
tr-ii<y, ard *-e runa away fr<m her
uncle Rench-rg Nw York she is to d
by Tiiiiv’e cous n ths,t Ten. has b. en
! r.tlitd man a .tumobile pccident. The
--
| capes, liking refuge wuti an oid organ
; gm dtr wh> m -he had known in Italy,
l.ater, tit rrgan grinder is killed
by Sfi rp-< lU’- rnobile, aid Sharp
lean ard hi* non Godfrey see Viola.
Ihe son admires her, and she ent< ra
; the father’s home as >i maid. Tiny
return* and is led to believe that Viola
ha* married the money!-, ndi-r Col
iingswood, rue lawyer, ca ls on Sharp
*esn, and is attracted by Vio*a G*d
fiev hides tn her room,and tries to em
brace her. Sh* strikes him with a
vase and k-il# h tu. She is ordered out
by Sharpie*, rr ets Collingsw <d goes
to his iiome and inter she yield* *o
his embraces set the picture at the
Repub- to ton ghl frr>-t of story
Movie Censor Bill.
Th> Ways and Means Committee
ha# decided to report favorably .nr.
Byant's bill providing for a censor hip
of m iving-pictue films Sme of th”
objectionable featues of the biil wi 1
eltm-i.ated. Tin* salar **s of tl •
censors are fixed at $2,41U each, to b -
paid from fti - paid by the owners of
moving picture theaters.
Th” bill, with am -ndmen s.was n.#rie
a special order for next M t day n >rnt.
For Sale or Rent.
?s‘aa *#i\-I'oiun llumtatow Wu-;
■ 'i l ltl •• * . i • *,.<!:!■•;i. i IWfltci ; • M
liv it
Six-room uinl lihU'-huiv **f an !. i
'A t tat.s poultry house and fruit
t >*io. hk
fuw.quji: UTS of tin .!•'•“ on \\ t *hu*
* r* <d\ With SI f(*rt of shored Room iloiine.
Ut
( HAS. F. LEE. Church Circle.
Telephone (!03-m. m!‘w.
Application for Oyst Grouno
Hi,- tollowtug ii|i])ltvutious fm- i>y#t<-r
gromul in *>r ndjiuxut to Aunt- Arttu-h-,
county . r<- now on ill<- in the otllee of tin
Uonrtl •-f Shell l*’tsli "t'oinmlsKinui'r• *,
Ma ryland.
Published <luirt# of the nuturui oyniei
luirs of Aiiuo Arundel county are filed'witti
the t’lork of the t’lrenlt Coict of s.dii
< 'onuty.
Notlee i# hereby given llntf nil prot< -i
--.ig.iii,;it the granting of Paid lenses must 1,,
Hied lu the t’lreiilt Court l’or Anne Arnedel
County on or before the
. Lt I.\\ OF MAY. llllti.
Vl’l’lteaut —Harry Collision.
Address—South giver, Md.
Acres—Not exee*’ ling 3t*
1.0, iiteil tu Selby Hay. a tributary ~i
South lUver. southeasterly of "Din-iiess'
(bxnlly known 1 ami is separate from
"Duchess ' by a mud swash, as shown on
iiiiblished Chart No. :t
tpplicnnt—Claude Wilde.
Address- Shady Side. Md
Acres——-Not exceeding :,o.
I.’Mated In West Itlver on (he soutlierlv
side thereof oIT the mouth of Parish Creek
(locally known! rtuitdiig northerly froui
Nowell's Pierhead (locally known) toward
“Collins Flats.” natural oyster bar, as
ahic.vn ~n published Chart No. :>
VpplleHUt—Webster F. Horseman.
Vddress —Ai.apolls, Md.
Acres—Not exceeding 30.
Located in Selby Bay. tributary of South
Itlver. ou the westerly side thereof, oil' the
liist i clut inside the entrance to the SHid
Hay. which Is near Its head —being north
westerly of the "Mill ltace. 1 ’ as shown on !
publish 'd Chart No. 3
TRUSTEE’S SALE j
OF
Personal Property
OF THE MERCHANTS' BAKING CO.
IN THE < ITY OF ANN ATOMS.
M ARY IAN I).
t inter and by virtue of power and nu
tborltj contained In an order passed by
the Circuit Court for Anne AiuudeJ county.
• the Ist day o f March, lulti, and tiled in 1
U ’ cause entitled "In the Matter of the
friist Instate < f the Merchant*' linking
Com puny—No. t(-Vi Kqfity.'' the undersign,
ed will offer at public auction to the high- ,
< st tdd ler. or, (
W ednesday, 15th day of March, T 6,
At 10:00 o’clock, A. M.,
on the premises of the Merchants' Baking
> pany. No. SO Sound >tr-et. the l'd
lowL.g :
1 show case. 1 Little Giant Steam Holier.
, : of 2 steel bowls 3 large dough i
:ui s 1 gas range, l Baker’* stove, 2 s-artes. ‘
l doughnut grease pot. 1 cream puff filler,
ot tin pie plates, let of incut Is.l i<>t of roll
pans, 4 Hull knives. 1 lot of bread .-arks. 1
steel bread rack frame, lot of large hr iad
pans. 1 pan re t. lot of bread boves.l bread -
bench, 1 louyh mixer and electric motor. 1
biscuit roller, tot of dry milk, let of com
pound of lard 1 bread mould rack, 1 tlour
sifter. lot condensed milk, lot of molasses,
lot of cornstarch;. 1 small refrigerator, l
notato chipper. 1 horse. 2 sets harness. !
small bread wage: and 11 atge bread
wagon, end numerous other articles thsf
wil' he useful In the Irousehold.
All of this property is in good condition
Terms of sale:—Cash.
A. THEODORK BRADY.
Trustee.
FOR SALE-$2,500.
A (i-Uootn HOUSE, with bath, reception
ln.Mand ball porch; all rooms on first Amir;
hot water beat., gas and electric light. The
dwelling ts attached to a plate gisss front
Store, with cellar or basement (20x36)
under Store. The property <-ouid be r- ntei
t-i 4 different tel ants to advantage: ail prl.
vale acet leading to main street. Kite yard
with cement drive way, can also drive ta
ami out of b-tsernent. Good netghborb vod.
Would make a good stand for a grtsery
store. Ton cannot rernsc- this bargain when
you see it. Alilfe*# “W. W. W. K Box ’
Ai nayoils. Md. fiat#
CHAS F. LEE, ,
20-22 CHUKCH UKCU.
Real E>tate-~ , nsnrance.
Houjes Tor Pert Collcctioot made.
RVney to Loan on Mortgages.
Julian brewer & 3 ori
KCHOttL STREET.
Real"estate ,
Furnished and T'lifnrnish’ ' Ho os f.-r ’
Rent. Fire, tVlndstorm..Plate Glass ml
Burglary Insurance. 2S>y j
1 BROWNE
THE FYF AN !*H YSIfAI,
F\ AAfIN ATKINS
MAkfLANI) AVE.Xf K **AK STATE
rißrtß, insirbUt *i).
ronsultatten Hens. ,t k. HsHy
Don ,g the winter msstfe* I r. Rrnrno
x!!: devote Ktfentlor sit* a tfc# ’issatfs of ■
the Tl -oat and Ear oilm
Lost, Wants For Sale, Foi Rent Ttc.
i
XdverMseTnents under this head, r.nt ex
c,-e*llng t (four) Hue# 3 times 2f <sni*
1 week DO cts; each additional Hn*?Vo
i
MISCELLANEOUS.
VnCF—T fo ?n*r)'*r* th* f " *^a f I
ca** > fily M WRifo P n t C '^*(l
Reftaurant, 141 Vain'Nt i nr9 3t j
F *f TV? ri—A .noc Owner urn j
t>*v bv . ta oflfr- nroving j
pi ota rtv a for ih! iHvcitisFimn*
JfOVh*nr a lot ' Hnnt t> e TYPFWPIT OIP? }
Th tt i? n*w—'f'ce s a TVpRWI* ITKR
M \V— t ho is YvEt ('s —ab is our
vfffft; thojt#* vphr< know I'im him al* ihe*
fVnrvif#T • Ofitg thf**r re r '’!*, htiv- anrf
t. • ijnn’irj ~rH fficc
114 E. Lfii'gton St. Raltlmnre. f2l*m
TUrOVFY TO I.OA K OV * T PST rpc,
c nmß L.-fT.-.vtrr Apply to WIN SON
O ftOTT, Attorney. 11 School Stirot. Annp'V) , ’ l
\fd. n4*tf
LOST.
rOT —Vrni-l.y rich* fvrm Xt n sa’ Wrs*
J c 'r, rt. to Ft!**- -Ur. 1 inr Crsah PAG ,-• n
laipln * oj,ir I -p kid d- vim g vo snd m-i-v r,
c'-i-'ts • * x*rs Wi met’?. Reward M M ?’ c *ore.
',VeM Street # 3t m7
WANTED.
VXTA*xTFP c r<‘, d r-Hnr m r, S to retlabh*
’ ma” 'lino , S s !l uh *ree* c a'"’r
carved ravah’e wok First Nat’l N’urse-ie,
Rochester. N Y ra?-w
\KT AN T F n —tVA]TPR c S Acplv CAr'E < *Pe.
’’ t u-ant. Main Street, next to Fe’drc-ver’s
Drugstore. m 83 f
TTt vxjTPD-A CO'K or HdtSKMMP R--
’’ fc-ences equired Applv No h M iryl nd
Ave. mB-3t
iTr \\T t n -Settled wemnn s NURSE for
"r
Rsndsil Court. m7-3t
*■ 'TEf' P, i .o’ rg =r'd w man hone*
’’ -rd irdu r oil' a a’ac- <i? H' *T T - K GIR I r
rOi'K A#dre EDITH RTT arc MRS.
GEO:-GE DAVIDS'<N Atinnool p, Md m"-3t
\rtNTrn-V 11'’(;’ MFN a* Railway 'tail
* t’l ”ks JT’fO mo th S-mUe rx-n in”.
t’onqu sMon fr,■>* Franklin Inn’itute. Den’t 146
i'S
Tf T ANT r t) 1 o ’ uv a small nwii-r of sing’e
' comb 'hire t.'GH PN CHI K ! Ns ; , u c
tv> e .rib’ a d g- > d -toik Ad’tie-s “H S.
!<.’ B x. 597. Annajvilis. Md. r 4-tf
A/T V WOMEN WANT PP —$76 00 per rro, th
DI C, .vonmrr t JoS Vir n r fi crnt*n*'v.
W ite f >r'ist P' t'ti rsnowobti’i nb 1 *- Fr nkhn
institute. Dcrt 145 I . Rocluste , N. Y f 23 m
FOR RO T.
r> 'R REN* trou r a , Fastport. and FIAT
r’-ci HoUSF in 6mi*’ <’’is n 1 mo’ern non
v, i r s. Applv C A. FRItMEI.. 79-SI West
S-. c yet t* 9-3 t
TJ K Kr-NT Five-Ro-rnDW IJ IN o- M idi
-1 -n'l e. t 61 00 > m th. jn IAN
FRF VER & SON, 9 Sell *.! St in"-w
POR TWNT-HOUSI No 109 Cmt edral St 6
moms pantrv n”d ha li lat-obr- stove in
K ■ d repair Rent sls *O. Apply next door
mB-3t
{JOE R I'N '■ —A latgo br’yht fu-nished front
* BRD R' x'M ’i'h nil convcni-nces, w’th or
• :fh our ’..is d ’lt Conduit St mT-’t
A kOOM F'>R RFN T —Wtli or without ta’le
CX hoard Arnly Ci Cornhi 1 Street, one door
ff’tn StamCir* !e. m7w
p:'R RKN r —FURN’SHRD II d RF. Conduit
1 Street; 3 B’d Pooirs, Bj b, Ku-nace f : a? end
Coal Ranae*; ’atge yard an ' varden. Price sls.
CH \S F I.KE. Tcleohone 603 m. mitf
J.'OR RENT FURNISHFD HOUSE, No. 2
M rv'and Avenue, nea- main gate Nava!
Academy tor 1 une week and summer, Aooh A.
F Weste-tt. f?3-m
p'R I ENT—SIX-ROOM HOUSE 192 West
strm t Key i ext ooor Apply MbS. HYDE,
157 P'iii e Geo’oc St fl 5 ft
PI)R RFNT- 5-Room H< USE in grod cor
l ditinn. a* Oerrrantown 1- -acre of land, and
gta'le i'eluded. Rent sl2 00 CHAS. F. IFF.
Church Circle. jl4-tf
( - - J
PC" RFNT 3st vhr ck DWFLLING 60 Com
1 hi!! St. t .np!(<elv furnished Electric
lights .Apply tr fc.b H. Ho-wita 52 (.unther Hide.
Faltimore. Key at Glebe Furniture Corn pan'
4.10 W rip tSt i2-tf
i
FOR SALE.
l?oR 641 v—2 Oy-he's INCUBATORS. Ad
’ dress P. B COOPER. R. F. D. No. 2. Ph -ne
i 86). ms-3t
l pORSALF—A la’ge >id fßfhioncd \Vardro v c
* and e < d Strong Wagon sui’a If- tor store
use For particulars address “B B B.” box 5r7,
Annapolis Md. m?-3t
pOR SALE—Amicus Junior, bay male HORFR.
1 Buggy, Cart. Harriet’s t r sale at IS a AC
JOH' S -N. Gan He s-en at East net, 181 Ghrg
ax--kn Ac*', #years >ld; weight. 1400: 17 h”ds
high; in first cls“s conr l ion. m'-m
piR SALE-SIX LOTS ;,t Fastnort Heights.
1 4'x9s't f h Will sell singly or as a whole.
Vu-tHesold. Apply E. T. BEAVIN, 31 West
, Street. m6w
LTIR SAI E—To clote an rstate. 3-Room HOUSE
* 159 Condui* St., at a bargain. Anpty to h H
HORWITZ. 5? Guttler I iqg.. Baltimore or at
1 1-10 Wart St,.City. 15-tf
P*->R SALE-A cut-under Morning CARRIAGE,
: 1 highl* pol shed, genuine leather seat, padded
dash board, side lamps Apply a’Capital office,
i dl6tf
POR SALE- A first-clas? ROAD C’ RT very
little used Wi’; be r.ffered a* n b-rgam to a
quick bu>er. Address “H. A R..” Box 597. An
tlap-ths. d6P
■pOR SAI.E—A bore with bells, in first
A c anc<>ndtti- n, v-ry little used, will sell a’ a
bargain Adcre ’K. R..“ Box 597, Atman Its,
Md. d4tf
h’OR SALE-MORTGAGE NOTES, in tablets
1 ol ‘6 A _olv at Lao ta! office a26tf
. LX)R SALE—A good driving ar.d sadd’e HORSF
1 Will sell cheap Apply Capital Office,
OYnTERS-FRESH daily
Br Pint. Quart or Galli m.
MRS. LEONARD POPHAM
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W.. 8. CHILDS
Heorir Cmtracter
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PUBLIC SALE |
LOT AND DWELLING,
No. iH* Johnson Place, in the City of
Annapolis, Maryland.
Under and by virtue of a power ol
rale contained in a mortgage from An- ,
tonio Flore'-tano and Josephine Flor
estano, his wife, dated June 21. 191>. '
and recorded among the Land Records
lof Anne Arundel county, in Liber cl f
' \V„ No. 101, folio 86, the undersigned.
a* assignee of saiu mortgage- will "dcr 1
I for sale by public auction at the Court
House door- in the City of Annapolis 1
j Maryland, on I >
Wednesday, March 22, 1916,
nt 12.110 o’clock, P. 31.
I (he property described in c aid rnort
' rage, namely :
A lot or lots of ground, fronting 27
: fe< t, more or less, on Johnson Street
; otherwise known as Johnson Place, in
) the City of Annapo'.is, Maryland, with
\ a depth therefrom of 55 feet, more or
i LS 3, and being Improved by a compar- ,
j itlvely new' and comfortable
FRA3I E DWELLING HOUSE*
designated as street number 90 John
! son Place. (Further particulars may
j e had of the undersigned.)
Terms of Sale : —A deposit of S2OO (
j will be required of the purchaser at
die time of the sale- and balance of the
purchase money, with interest thereon
at the rate of six per centum per
annum, to lie paid In cash upon the rat
ideation of the sale and delivery of (
deed.
RIDGELY P MELVIN,
l‘2std Assignee
tULLIAM 11. MOSS. Auctioneer.
public" sale
LOT AND DWELLING,
Fustport, Anne Arundel Country, Aid.
lt>- virtue of authority contnineil in a
mortgage from Joseph It. Hughes nn<l Car
oline C. Hughes. Ills wife. iate<l the thirty
iirst clay of August, nineteen hundred ami
nine, and recorded among tlie I.and Uee
ords of Antie Arundel county. In Liiier <5.
\\\, No. 02. folio SS. A-e., the undersigned
as the attorney named in tin* mortgage.will
offer to public sale at the Court House
door, in the City of Annapolis, Maryland,
on
Saturday, March 18th, 1916,
at Eleven O'clock, V. M.
all the real estate in said mortgage men
tioned, consisting of all those lots of
ground situate in Kastport. Anne Arundel
county,Maryland, and described as follows
beginning for the same at a point In he
- iuthwest side of First street, distant in a
southeast direction lift v feet from Hie South
•orner of said First street and CliesapeaK-
Avenue, extended; and running tln-noe with
l lie south side of said street in a southeast
erly direction the distance o f one hundred
feet, theme at right angles to First street
in a southwest direction, the distance of
one hundred ami sixty feet to an alley
twenty feet wide; thence with the north
east side of said alley and in a northwest
direction the distance of one hundred feet;
thence In a northeast direction and pass He
with 'lit- second line of this description the
distance of one hundred and sixty feet to
• lu- said side of First street and the place
of beginning
being designated as Lots Nos. li and In
on a plat of the lamia of a certain William
H. burns and being the same lids or parcels
of laud which were conveyed to the said
Jose] h it. Hughes and Caroline C. Hughes
Ids wife by Frederick Heinbin-h and wife
by deed dated the dlst day of August. l'.Hifl
and recorded among the Lam! Records o!
Anne Arundel county, in Liber <5. AV„ No.
lit),, folio J 2. &C.
The lot Is improved by a
M N E-ROOlil I ftAMK DWELLING
TFI.'MS OF SALF:—One-half of the pur
chase money to be paid in onah on the dm
of sale or rntifieatlon thereof by the Court
and the balance in six months from the day
"f sale, the deferred payment to bear in
tereat, and to be set tired to the satisfaction
of the attorney or all cash on the ratifica
tion of sale at the, oidionof the purchaser
A deposit of SIOO will be required on th*-
day of sale.
For further particulars inquire of
'FRANK 11. STOCKETT.
f22td Attorney mimed in mortguepe.
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♦ MAX SNYDER, Agent, ♦
!57 WEST STREET.
Pboue 136-J. |
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If you appreciate pure and
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thoroughly enjoy a box of our
Chocolates and Eon-Bons.— >
Try a box—you'll want more.
Mandris Brothers’
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M A 16 MAIN STREET
Phone 379-m.
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have opened an up-to-date
laid leg’ and Gentlemen's Tai
loring Lhtablishuient at 87
31aiu Street, and solicit the
patronage of the public. Work
called for and Delivered.
SAM A. GREENFIELD,
*7 3lain Annapolis, 3DL
Telephone 637-m j ■
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GEO W. JONES,
. .Circulating library..
The following books added to the llbrsrv
week ending Feb,. 5. 1916.
• The Gray Dawn.” by Stewart Edward
W "ll!ie O'Paradise," by Grace Miller Wbl:
••The Lost l’rince." by Frances Hook
liurnett. , ...
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ces Little. ... ...
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“The Little Fortune.” by Arnold tre-ler
‘ "Within The Ildus,” by Joseph Conrad
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161 MAIN STREET
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Pure Drugs
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j
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