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' THE EVENING CAPITAL AND MARYLAND GAZETTE, ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, !• fl
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1919.
THE PR ESI HE ST’S APPEAL TO
■' REASON
There can he but title opinion
conccring the appeal of the Presi
tlent to employes of the railways
\yho threaten to strike. It is clear
cut, conservative and conciliatory.
It is in line with that portion of
his high cost of living message to
Congress dealing with economic
necessities and sober and sane
conduct. "We mobilized our man
power for fighting,” says Mr. Wil
son ; "let us now mobilize our
brain power and our consciences
for the reconstruction. If we fail
it will mean disaster.”
In agreement with all whfi have
seriously studied the question-,
Mr. Wilson says "primary step
is to increase production anti fa
cilitate transportation * * *
and so as soon as possible relieve
our people of the cruel burden of
high prices. The railways are at
the centre of this whole process.”
Mr. Wilson calls attention to the
fact that increase of wages will
simply add to the high cost of liv
ing. lie endeavors to quiet the
threatening strikers by saying "I
anticipate that legislation dealing
with the future of the railroads
will, in explicit terms, afford ade
quate protection for the interests
of the employes of the roads.”
Rejection of Mr. Wilson’s plea
and the ,new rate of wages pro
posed by him and Mr. llines by
the higher representatives of the
railway shop crafts throws the
decision of this important matter
into the hands of alxtut 500,000
men, members of local railway
unions in this country and Can
t adu. now being taken,
and upon the verdict rest issues
which have a vital bearing either
for good or evil on the future of
this country. It is sincerely to he
hoped that the decision of the men
will be dictated by sanity and
sound Americanism.—New York
Herald.
IT’S AN ILL WIND—
Using a cyclone to boost the
sale of War Savings Stamps is the
way the Texas folks handle the
thrift campaign. The cyclone
wasn’t planned, of course, hut
when it came through Mincoin
and began shifting personal prop
erty about, things just naturally
seemed t fall in line for a little
publicity for the savings move
ment. A book of War Saving-
Stamps blonging to Hilary Har
man. of Mineola. was picked up in
the gale and whirled fifty mile
away to Talco, Titus County. It
was found bv E. E. Dismlikes
who lives near Talco and mailed
back to Harmon. If Harmon had
not put that money into stamps,
of coqrse, there would have been
no way of telling to whom it be
longed.
EMPIRE BUILDERS OF 1910
"If you sec an Englishman run
ning down the street toward- the
telegraph office, ten to one, there
is a new-horn son at his house,
ami the father is hurrying to make
a reservation for him fifteen years
hence at Etom or Rugby.” says
a writer describing the import
ance an Englishman places on the
training his son is to receive.
Ouitc properly, too. for what
could be more important to the
proud father of a son than the fu
ture education of that son? Here
in America it is not necessary for
reservation in a picked school to
be made so many years before
hand, hut financial security is
needed to guarantee that educa
tion.
The father who dreams great
things for his little son will begin
thinking now of the future of the
bov. The government is as vital
ly interested in each one of the
twelve million citizens-to-be who
each year open their eyes on
America as are those twelve mil
lion fathers, and just now it is of
fering particularly attractive in
vestments to take care of those
babies. There are two plans that
may prove inviting.
The first calls for the pur-chasc
of two one-thousand dollar Treas
ury Certificates. An investment
jof only $1,676 in Auugust, 1919,
twill yield s2\ooo January, 1924.
| This sum reinvested will yield
j 53,000 when the boy is fifteen, The
same result may be worked out
‘gradually by, a plan provides for
the purchase of one W ar Savings
Stamp a week or fifty a year dur
ing the next ten year.
Both these plans provide lib
eral investment for the boy’s fu
ture. Much smaller investments
j would help him towards his goal.
Ten W ar Savings Stamps a year
ifor the next fifteen years would
mean SI,OOO to him. Any young
American with fighting blood In
him would have a try at college
with that sum in hand. '
Today is the time to plan for
the future of that hoy. Will your
son enter the class of empire
in 1940?
-1 1-
WHAT
EXCHANGES SAY
<£, —— ■ 1 •V
Men sen ger boyS in New York will
probably laugh when they read that
iAndy Carnegie started on a Job at SI.SO
| a week. —Rochester Herald.
I Not to overstate the case, the co
partnership heretofore existing be
tween Carranza and his high horse is
'slated for dissolution. Anaconda
(Mont.) Standard.
%
The President has answered Sena
tor Fall s 20 questions. Out Senator
Fall haß not answered the one ques
| tion us to what particular object he
I hud in mind in agreeing to meet the
I Mexican bandit and murderer Villa “at
| a place on the bordqr designated by’
Villa.—New York World.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To WILLIAM UILLMKYBR, lute of Lake
Shore, Maryland. :
You are hereby no titled that a Anal rule fi
divorce bna been granted against you at the
suit of Mary Ulllmcyer, your wife, which
will lie heard In the Court of Cumuail.
Plena No. 5. of Philadelphia County, Com
monwealth of IVnuH.vlvaultt. of June Term <
PJls, No. 41 Is, on MONDAY, TIIK l&ifc
DAY UK SEPTEMBER, A. D„ 1919, on
which day you may appear and show
use. If any you have, why such divorce
should not be grauted against you.
C. I*. STERNER.
Attorney for Libellant.
118.15,22,20.
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS
August 2tl. 1010.
The Collector and Trenaurer of the City
of Anuapolla will he ready to receive taxeV
for the 1919 levy on an after September Ist
11)19. at bla office in the Municipal I'.ulld
liiV. from 9:80 A. M. to 3 I*. M. AM blllt
not paid by September l&th, 1919, luteresi
will be charge at the rate of 0 per cent pci
annum from September 15th. 1919.
OKOKUE 1\ QUAID.
h2(Mw Collector and Treasurer.
BY-LAWS and ORDINANCES
A BY-LAW
Imposing the tax rate for tbe Fiscal Year
ending SUlli, ISBO.
Section 1. Be It eatabllahcd and ordain
ed by the Mayor, Counselor and Alder
neu of the Annapolis, that the
ax rate of one hundred cents be aud tin 1
•mine la hereby Imposed on each one hun
dreil dollars of the assesaalile property ti
the City of Annapolis for the fiscal yeai
ending June ;tO. lirjo, to be collected pur
suant to the laws, ns contained in tin
Charter, and the By-Lawa and Ordinance:
of the Mayor. Counselor and Aldermen ol
! !w> City of Annapolis.
Section 2. And he it further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid
hut out of the amount named In the firs'
-ectioti of this By-law. the sum of uiin
■cuts out of each one hundred cent a col
’cotoil lie and the same Is hereby set apart
for the sinking fund to pay the Intcres'
m the bonds of the City of Annapolis, at
equlred by the Acts of the General As
sentWy of Maryland, at the sessions ol
1898, 1900. 1900 aud 1910.
Section 3. And he It further established
mil ordained by the authority nfow-said
Hat out of the amount named In the firs'
sectlou of this By-law, the sum of two
•eats out of each one hundred cents tad
e<'ted be and the same Is hereby set apart
'or a sinking fund’ to meet the bonds is
sued in the year 1.898, Upon maturity.
Section 4. And bo it further established
ind ordained, ty the authority aforesaid
hat out of the amount uaiued in said first
section of lids By-law, the sum of four
mil one half cents out of each one hun-
Ired cents collected be and the same li
hereby set. apart for a sinking fund to
meet the bonds issued in the year 1909
upon maturity.
Section 5. And be it further established
tud ordained by the authority aforesaid,
hat out of the amount named in the first
section of this By-law, tbe stnu of two
eats out of each one hundred cents col
ected be and the same is hereby set apart
"or a sinking fund to meet the bonds Is
MR*d lu the year 1906, Upon maturity.
Section ft. And l>e it further established
md ordained by the authority aforesaid,
hat out of the amount named in the said
irst section of this By-iaw. the sum of
’wo cents out of each'one hundred rents
•olioeted be sad the same Is hereby set
mart for a sinking fund to meet the bonds
sailed In the your 1910. upon maturity.
Section 7. And he it further established
md ordained by the authority aforesaid
diet it shall be the duty uf the Collector
md Treasurer to collect the stunk so set
ipart for the several sinking funds, and
o keep separate receipts ami accounts
hereof, and to deposit, the same to the
•redlt of tile said slnkfng funds, as he
[iilred by the several Acts and Ordinance?
relating to aud providing for satd several
bond issues, and to receive on account
nothing but current money of the United
States; and It shall be the duty of the said
I’olleetor and Treasurer, ami he Is hereby
llrccted, to express on the tax bills for tbe
said fiscal year eighty and one-half cent?
Hit of each oue hundred cents collected B
for tbe ordinary expenses bt the City, and
ihaf nine tents out of each one hundred
•enta collected Is for a sinking fund to
i>y the Interest on the bends authorised
bv the dHleretit Acts of Assembly, a?
iforcsald; and that two cents out of each
me hundred cfnts collected is tor tbe sink
lug fond for the payments of the bond?
’sailed under the authority of Act of As
•enVbly of the year 1898, and that four aud
one half cents out of each oue hundred
'ents collected is for the sinking fund for
the bonds issue.l. under tbe authority of
•I e Act of Anne no sly of the year 1990: and ,
that two cents out of each one hundred
■ents collected Is for the payment* of the ,
'mm;* issued under authority of the Act of ,
Vasopibly of the year 1!W. and that two ,
•enls out of each one hundred cent* Co|- ,
ected 1a fr the payment of the bond? ,
ashed under anthorltv of the Act of As ,
aeiubly of the yenr 1910.
Section S. And be it established and or- j
dnined by the authority aforesaid, that ,
this By-law shall take effect from the date
of Its passage.
Approved August 11th, 1919.
JOHN J. LEVY. 1
Attest: M-yoP - j
FRANK R. SMITH,
City Clerk. ■
LIST OF CANDIDATES
N
OFFICE OF THE
Board of Supervisors op Elec
tions for Anne Arundel. Go.
Annapolis. Md.. Aug. SB. 1919.
In compliance with tbe provisions of Section
1841. Chaner 714, Act* ef 1914, the SHpervm
no of Flections for Anne Arundel Chanty,
Mary lend. herei:h certify to and publish the
folio wine list of -.candidate* which have bean
Inly certified to lh* , m a* provided In aaid Act.
The Primary Election on faid candidates
will be hcW nt
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1019.
Namely:—
CANDIDATES OF
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
For State Senate.
X THEODORE 11RADY
FRANK MKRIUKIN DUVALL
JOHN H. OF IS.
HUGH B. RILEY.
For House of Delegates.
JAMES O. ATWELL.
JOHN k CHANEY.
OABHAWAY DAWSON.
ALBERT 8 HAMMOND
W MR ADR HOLLA DAY.
ENOCH P JOHNSON
JOHN H ROIMJFRS
NELHON A RTiNCHCOMB.
JOHN S BTRAHORN.
SF.WKkJ, S TRACEY
WILLIAM 8 WELCH
BERNARD J W1 BOARD.
For Delogatjs to Democratic State
Convention.
W PRANK CHANEY
ODEN B. DUCKETT
11. T W FOREMAN.
CHARLES H JUBB.
*r>Ttfi R OWENS
CHARLES W. SMITH.
CHARLES L. TATE.
JOHN UTZ, Ja.
For Members Democratic Stats Central
Committee.
SAMUEL P. CHEW.
JOHN HK.P. DOUW.
henry f. heller.
wti.t.Tam mill McGinnis.
FRANK S. RKVELL.
GEORGE W SAPFIELD.
JAVESH SMITH.
JOSEPH N STEWART.
JOHN R SULLIVAN.
For County Commissioners.
DANIEL X ARMIGFR.
ST GEORGE BARBER.
R WILSON CARR.
• HENRY A COOK.
MAHLON DISNEY.
C VM.TON DUVALL.
WILLIAM E. FRLDMEYER.
J CHESTON HAI.L
R LEE HARDESTY.
HENRY B. MYERS
WILLIAM RUPPERT.
JAMES A. WALTON.
EDF.N B. WATTS.
JOSEPH M WTI.KKRSON.
EDWARD WOODFALL.
For Jndgea of OrpbaniU Court. .
, LEMON BEALT, 8n
J. GRtNT CAI.I’OUN.
MAYNARD CARR.
GEORGE W. lIYPE.
For Sheriff.
R HARRY ARNOLD.
THOMAS S DOVE
WTLLT VM D K. T.EE
,TOIU’A 8 I.tVTOtCUM.
EMMETT M. WEBB.
For Clerk of Circuit Court.
JOSF PH H. BELLI S’.
RICHARD G. CHANEY.
WILLIAM N. WOODWARD.
For State’s Attorney.
Dorsey x. Dunlap.
NICHOLAS H GREEN.
GEORGE E RULLMAN,
Only on? w>* of randidalrs for the 'Renub
irsn twrty having filed their certificates, there
vill he no Primary Election for that *"•
he i’.sme of the candidates vilf hc> nominated
Sy rertlfleat* of the Board, Monday, Septem
ber 8, 1919.
By order of the Supervisors of Elections for
Anne Arundel County, Mnrvlnod.
ALFRED H. PBRIHfc, President.
Wft LTAM N CRISP.
Clinton S. Shaw, Clerk.
8 28 2t.
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth, 1919.
In compliance with the provisions of
Section 179. Chapter 134, Acts of 1912, the
-Supervisors of Klnj-tlon for A tine Arumlel
County, Maryland, hereby give notice that
■| primary election will be held to nomi
nate of Hie Democratic ticket
for the following offices:
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
One candidate for State Senator front
lime Arundel county.
Four candidates for members of the
House of Delegates from Aune Arundel
•ounty.
Five delegates to the Democratic Stctc
Convention.
Three members of the Democratic State
Central Committee.
Seven candidates for County Commis
sioner for Aitue Aruttdel county.
Three candidate* for Judges of the Or
phans' Court for Anne Arundel county.
On ecandidate for Sheriff of Anne Arun
del county.
One candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Anne Aruudei county.
One candidate for State’s Attorney for
Anne Arundel county.
Only oue set of candidates for the Re
publican party having filed their certifi
cate, then' will be no primary election for
lhat party as the names of the candidates
will be nominated by certificate of the
Board, Monday, September Bth, 1919.
Polls will be open for the purpose of re
'■eivinic votes between the hours of eight
o'clock A. M., and six o’clock P. M., at the
following places:
FIRST DISTRICT
First Precinct—Polling House. Second
Precinct—Polling House.
SECOND DISTRICT
First Precinct—Polling House. Eastport.
Second precinct—Polling House. Third
Precinct—Polling House. Germantown.
THIRD DISTRICT
First Precinct—PolTnig House. Second
Precinct—Polling House.
FOURTH DISTRICT
First Precinct—Polling House—Second
Precinct —Polling House.
FIFTH DISTRICT
First Precinct—Krai’s Store. Brooklyn
Heights. Second Precinct—Polling Honse.
Shipley Station.
SIXTH. DISTRICT •
First Precinct—Polling House. Second
Precinct—Assembly Rooms (first flopr).
Third Precinct —Polling House, Second
Street Fourth Precinct—Polling House.
Calvert Street. ,
EIGHTH DISTRICT
First Precinct—Polltng House. McKen
dree. Second Precinct—Polling House.
By order of the Board
ALFRED H. PERRIE. President,
W7LLLIAM N. CRISP,
Su|>ervisors of Elections for Anne
Arundel County, Maryland.
CLINTON* R. SHAW, Clerk.
August 2fl. 1919. S-28-td
PROPOSALS
August 19th. 1919.
Bids will he received bv the City Com
missioner, until 12 o’clock noon. Monday.
September Mb. for laying bituminous con
crete on Franklin street frofift Church Cir
cle to. Cathedral street, lover cobble stone)
all old bituminous concrete to be removed
and street-bed cleaned. For laying cement
concrete over cobble atone on Franklin
street from Church Circle to Cathedral
street, street bed to be cleaned as de
scribed gbove. Contractor stnrll make his
own measurement* and give price on work
as a whole, a unit price for Work com
plete. For laying 8 Inch terracotta sewer
on Monument street to Washington street
Construct one man hols on Washington
etregt. For laying S-iueh terracotta sewer
on Pleasant from Cedar Bluff Cemetery
to Clay street. Construct one manhole
on Clay street. Constructor shall make
his own measurements nt*d give price on
work ss a whole, a unit price for the
work complete. The right Is reserved to
reject any and all bids. For further in
formation and specifications; apply to
_ W. H. VAN SANT.
■eptO City Commissioner,
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| CANDIDATE’S COLUMN j
ANNOUNCEMENT (
I hereby an non rue that I am a candidate
for the olßce of Ch-rk or the Orcult Court
for Anne Arundel County, subject to tbe
actio# of the Democratic Primaries.
In making this announcement I feel that
I should state briefly. First —That if I
am nominated and elected to this office I i
Will to the best of my skill and
meat diligently ami faithfully, without
ItartialUy or prejudice discharge the duties '
of said office. I sras appointed a <icputy
clerk under Major Sprigg Harwood, then
clerk in the Sjjriog of ISS7, and upon the
death of Thomas 8- lieali in April 1890,
l was appointed Chief Deputy Clerk, aud 1
hare served continuously as Chief Deputy,
under Major Harwood. John Bannott
aud Dr. George Wells, urpl the latter's
• tenth in September, 1918. On the first of ■
October. 1918, 1 was by the Judges of the
I'in-ult Court f this rinuit. uunidmously
appointed Clerk of the Court to succeed
• •ur lste lamented Dr. George Wells, until
(he next Geooral Election in November of
tbe present year.
With my long service and ext*erlence **
a public servant, 1 feel that 1 can con
fidently look for a loyal and hearty sup
port of the good people of this county In
tbe C'ltning Frlmary aud tfeneral Election.
I have' always regarded a public <>lfi<-e
as *• a pnbMe trust’’ ."nd firmly believe tliat
Me who faithfully and honestly discharges
the (luties of ttn* office to which he has
been elected or appointed heat serves his
party and tbe public.
jy23-rf \VM. N. WOODWARD.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce my candidacy for the
office of County Commissioner of Aune
Aruudei County for *tlie Second District,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primaries in September. Your support
will be appreciated.
,9 C. MILTON DUVALL.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for membership on the State Cen
tral Committee of the Democratic party
subject to the primary,
tf JOHN del*. DOUW.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
AUNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
1 hereby announre my candidacy for Mem
her of the House of Delegates, subject to-tb*
primary election to be held in September, 1919
I realise that the most promising part of our
eouuty lias been annexed to Baltimore Citj
and, under the changed conditions, the county
j will have to be is constructed to meet condition:
! as they exist.
i 11 nominated and elected, I pledge myself
to work unceasingly for the beat interest of
the county and State.
ENOCH P. JOHNSON.
Solley Postofflce, Aune Arundel Co.. Md.
ANNOUNCEMENT
In announcing iny candidacy for re-election
to the Maryland Senate, subject to the Demo
cratic primaries, it is proper that 1 should give
soiue account of my stewardship since I have
been in the employ of my fellow-citizens of
Anne Arundel County, in doing this 1 know
of no better way tlwui to make public a letter
received from one who Ims watched my career
since I have been a public official. Ho says:
“I have had my eye on you for many years,
-ind 1 am gltul to be aide to say that I have
tiways found you at your post, ready to do
cour fnH duty. In the Legislature you have
lieen especially active in the interests of our
schools and roads, and in the defensfii of our
County against the encroachments of Baltimore
City. You have secured the passage of bills
for the construction and repair of school
houses, and have been especially helpful in oh
sitting bettqr salaries for otiJ teachers. The
following summary will show your work in
bese and other ways:
“The introduction of a resolution for a Na
tional Defense road from Bladonsburg to Camp
Parole: the securing of B’ate sid for roads,
•forking persirtrolly for their betterment, and
all in all you have done more for tie c >d
ban any other man: you have ever ! ■
tried and true friend of the oystermen >u
, took the military census of the County at )<>ur
own expense; at the extra session you snp-
I txJrted strongly the bill for a Council of I>c
fense: introduced imd worked hard for the
bill to establish the military camp at Camp
Meade; secured the passage of bills making an
appropriation for the Armory aud raising the
status of St. John’s graduates to rank ss lieu
tenants in the Army; offered also the following:
a bill to enlarge the Jessup Cut Farm; another
to compel nil able-bodied men to work six day
in the week, and still another tending to the
conservation of food, and working zealously for
all measures looking to the successful prosorn
• tion of the war. In the Liberty Loan campaign
von traveled all over the County, working with
Colonel Hopkins, Judge Moss, Mr. Ridgely Mel
vin and others. To aid in the increased pro
dnotion of food for our soldiers you worked a
1 greater acreage on your farm, even though at
’ • loss owing io Tabor conditions. In the Red
■ Cross work you bed your whole heart and
1 soul, being generous with financial aid and
lending your- trucks snd hired help both In
‘ celts- and elsewhere, whenever called upon. In
nil Community work you responded most will
ingly. - In closing I may say without **aggers
1 lion you have been the strongest and most effi
••ient worker we have had in our legislature
for many years, and yon richly deserve re
-1 election.”
If the people again repose confidence in me
hv Rending me to the S-nate, 1 promise to do
all in mv power to merit the hirh praise be
stowed upon nte above and to work untiringly
in the interests of onr Countv and its citizens
FRANK M, DUV ALL,
8-14tf ' St. Margaret’s, Md.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
ANNK ARUNDEL COUNTY
I take thla menus of notifying my friend?
that I have filed tny papers ns 'a candi
date to the State Legislature, and If elect
yd to nflb-p I will carry out the wishes of
my constituent* to tbo best of my ability.
My friends who have urged this step upoi
me, nrwl they ar*' many, are under tlie
Irtipressfua that I am good material foi
1 said office.
■ S. S. TRACEY.
Brooklyn, Md.
To The Democratic Voters: ......
I herewith announce my candidacy for
the office of State’s Attorney for Anne
Arundel County, subject to the Democratic
I’riiuarles to be held September Bth, 1919.
r * Respect fully,
s 8 GEORGE K. RULLMAN,
WALTER C. MUNROE
CIVIL ENGINEER
Surveying, Plata, Estimate*, Municipal
and Suburban Water System* and Sewage
Disposal.
Savings Bank Building
An**polls. Md. _
STATE OF MARYLAND
STATE ROADS COMMISSION
SOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for building one sec
tion of State Highway, as follows:
Anne Arundel Countv, Cotit. No. AA B:
Federal Aid Project No. 34: One section
of State Highway from the State Road.
Ufear Owensville, toward Rhadyside, for a
distance of 6.oft miles—gravel, will be re
ceived by the State Roads Commission, at
It* offices, fiOl Garrett Building, Baltimore.
Maryland, nhtll 12 M. on the
*tk DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 191*.
at which time and place they will be pub
licly opened and read.
Bids mast be made upon the blank pro
posal form which, with specifications and
plans win be furnished by the Commis
slon upon application and cash payment of
kl-fib. as hereafter ho cjwges will be per
mitted.
No bids will be received unless sccom
pafiled by a certified ,ehe< k for the snm of
five hundred (KOOi dollars, payable to the
Rodii CVttmnifMitoD.
The saeccaafal bidder will be required
to give bond, and comply with the Acts of
Assembly ol Maryland, res
pecting contract*. , .
Tbe Commtesfon reserves tbe right to
rejret any and all bid*. !
By order of tbe State Road* Commls- J
sion this 95U, day of August. 1919. (
„ f'BANK H. 7.Cn7C%. Chairman.
CLYDE H. WILSON. Secastary. 28-2 t ,
=? i
We are too apt to Judge by com- -
parlsons. rFor fustauce most thiags [
adeafe tame to tha fellow who Is sow
ing bis wild oats. 1
CLASSIFIED ADS.
LOST and FOUND. WANTO.
FOB &AJUE AND TOM *
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to unit on reMOMble tJT ,, \S: * arlli
payment allowed. Jamos M. Huaroe, At
torney. 31
FOR HIKE
FOR niKK—Double team with driver, for
partleuttirs. fall I*3B-
'Tost
LOOT —Phi. Army Aviator# wing A He
wn rd if returned to 0 St. John a St. *1
I.OST Fraternity |dn Saturday night, will
"greatly aiiprecisße the return the asso
“latlon is the value. Will tUo.er please
leave pin at Capital office. **-'
I.OST—Plain gold ring at carnival on
Tuesday night. Reward If returned to
Capital Offl'-e or Shaw a Blacksmith
Shop.
SITIATION WANTED
NIIIATIO.N WANTED —Experienced farm
baud, wldte, married, no children, would
like to take charge of farm, experience.l
with automobiles and motors. Address
Albert 1\ Green, U. F. I>. No. 1. *
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WANTED
WANTED —Bell boy. Apply Hotel Mary
land.
WANTED —Maid for general housework.
3U9 Hanover St.
WANTED —To hire a canoe for the month
of September. Call 844. {>:!<>
WA N T El —A tner lea'slargest and best
cleaning and dyeing establlsbmeiH de
sires to place an agency with some re
liable llrbi or person Itf Annapolis on h
liberal commission basis. Address Foot
er's Dye Works, Cumberland, Maryland.
aim
WANTED —Girl for geueral housework.
References. Good wages. Apply 43 Up
shur Rot#’, Naval Academy. a.'tO
WANTED —A woman to cook and wash.
Apply lit Southgate Ave. add
WANTED —Reliable married couple, no
children, for service a t, country place,
near Annapolis, SOO.OO. 'Charles F. Dec,
Lee Bldg., Annapolis. 1 J u3t>
WANTED —Laborers wanted ou tbe Sea
manship and Navigation liulldlug. 40
cents tier hour paid. Levering, Garrl
gues Co., Naval Academy. a2stf
WANTED —Woman for general housework.
Apply 170 Gloucester St. a-.
WANTED —A boy to learn the printing
trade. Must be 10 years of age and have
good education. Apply to Advertiser
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FOR SALE
FOR MALE —Oyster boat, 33 feet long,
capacity eighty bushels. Terms cash.
Call at 37 Carroll St., after 5 o'clock, al
FOIt SALE—Surplus stock of pure bred
rabbits and pigeons. J. W. Watson.
Horn Point Beach. 30
FOR SALK—Dwelling of (1 rooms with
bath. Large Lot. No. 10 Hill street.
$3,700.00. Julian Brewer & Son, Phone
815. si
FOR SAI.E—Good garden dirt: fifteen
cents a load. Apply T. W. Dorsey, 34 Second
St. a 30
FOR HA EE—Four lots, 30x100, at Camp
Parole, SIOO each or $330 for all. Apply
T. W. Dorsey, 34 Second St. sfl
FOR HAEE —Beautiful oak, sanitary base,
stMncli desk. Apply Capital Office.
FOR HAEE—White reed baby carriage.
Apply 181 Prlnee George St.
FOR HAEE—One 1-ton Ford Truck. 1018
model, cheap to quick buyer. Apply 30
Shaw St. u3O
FOR SALK—WiII sacrifice a 33-foot boat,
with 15 H. P. Ferro engine, reverse gear.
Apply Geo. S. Kirkley, Weems Crook,
Phone 005-U. a3O
FOR HAEE—Desirable lots. 00x150 on
Southgate Ave.. and 00x140 011 Second St.,
near Southgate Ave. Apply Annapolis
Savings institution. si
FOR HAEE—lino Bell Touring Car. Dem
onstrator first-class condition. Price
SBOO. Beardmores Garage. a33-tf
FOR HAEE—4BS Chester Avenue. .Hlx
rooms, porches, large lot, fruit. Price
$2,350. Charles F. Lee, Tel. 003. a39
FOR HAEE—IO Madison Street, 0 rooms
and hath, porch, deep lot. Price $3,750.
327 West Street. 0 rooms, bath and attic.
Front and back porches. Prices $2,700.
Charles F. Lee, Tel. 003. a2!
FOR HAEE—Due Puritan, oil stove; two
burners, with oven. Three years old
and In fairly good condition. Price SB.
Apply Capital Office.
FOR HAEE—Fresh cows with calve*
Will trade for beef cows. Apply NT
Medin, 2:18 West St.. Phone 550 M. ' sIS
FOIt HAEE—Attractive suburban bouse. 8
bedrooms, bath, rei-eptlon room, dining
room, pantry and kitchen. Electric
lights, sewer water, hot air furnace. Lot
00x132 feet. Price $4,500.00. Aprrfv
Charles F. Tel. 003. als-tf
FOR HAEE—O-room house at Eastport.
Corner lot, price $2,000. Chas F. Eee,
Tel. 003 , all -tf
FOR HAEE—We have for sale about 2000
coeds of wood, mostly oak, which we will
sell in quantities of 5 cords and up, de
livered ou -our wharf located on Hongn
Itlver* Dorchester County. Maryland, with
good deep water for freighting.
Matthews and company.
Cambridge, Maryland. 1
FOR HAEE—rNine brick dwellings on Sixth
street, Eastport. All lu good condition
and occupied. A splendid investment
For partlcalaS3i apply to Charles F. Lee
Tel. fIR3, Lee Buildings Church Circle. JlO-tf
FOR RENT
FOK KENT—September 1. Three furnish
ed room as apartment of separately. Ap
ply 180 Green St. \ u 3O
FOR BENT—Furnished or unfurnished,
aeveral* apartments at Eeuuri Bay. Ap
ply N. P. Chapman, at Round Bay P. O.
Earleigh Heights, Phone, Severn* lfi-W.
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ORDER MSI
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Theodore Owings. et al.,
va.
.John Tucker, et al.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County. No. 4360 Equity.
Ordered, This 39th day of August. lop,>,
that the rejmrt and acrount of the auditor
Hd this day in tbe above entitled cause
be ratMied and confirmed, unless cause to
tbe contrary thereof be shown on or be
fore tbe •" • '
nth DAY or SEPTEMBER. NEXT >
Provided, a copy of this order be Inserted’
is tome newspaper published in Anne
Arundel county, one in each of two suc
cessive weeks befre the 15th day of Sep
tember. next.
ROBERT MOSS. A. J.
True Copy. Test:
KVM. N. WOODWARD, Clerk.
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Baltimore, Maryland
entrance EXAMINATIONS
state scholarships in
engineering courses
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS for the IV
narUTicnt of Engineering, as well as for the
College of Arts and Science*, will be held in
S Hall. Homewood. HONDAY-THURS
DAY, SEPTEMBER 15 18, 1919, beginning at
9 A. M. each day.
APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
IN THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEKRI NO,
eatahliKhed under tho provisions of the Laws
of Maryland, Chapter 90, 1912, will now be
received. If there is wore than one applicant
for a t'articular scholarship, a competitive ex
ainination must be taken FRIDA A”. SKITEM
BER 19. beginning at 9 A. M. Appointments
will be made soon theresfter.
Each Legislative District of Baltimore City
and each county of the State, with the excep
tion of Howard. Queen Anne’s and Somerset
counties, will be entitled to one or more scholar
ships for the 1919-1920. in addition to those
already assigned to resident students. In the
three counties menlioned shove, all the avail
able scholarship# |iave been awarded.
Under provisions .of the Act of Assem
bly. the COtmty and City Scholarships in the
Department of Engineering *ve awarded only
ro deserving students whose financial circum
stances are snrh that they are unable to oh
tain an education in Engineering unless fn-e
tuition (* granted to them. Tbo scholarships
entitle the holders to free tuition, free use ol
text book*, and exemption from all regular fees
One of the scholarships in each County anil
•ach Ilegislative District of the City carriei
also the tutu of *2OO. The expense of attend
xnce for those who do not receive scholarship!
is not greater than at other Maryland insti
tutions.
Soholarshi,* may be awarded to graduate'
of liovola College, St. John’s College, Washing
ton College, Western Maryland College, Mary
land Agricultural College, Mt. St. Mary’s Col
lege, Rock Hill College.
One scholarship will lie awarded “At large.’
Applicants should address Tlie Registrar
The Johns Hopkins University, for blank form;
nf application and catalogues giving informs
lion as to examinations, award of scholarships
and courses of instruction. The next session
begins TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 90, 1919.
ESTABLISHED 1874 *]■
The Annapolis Savings Institution I
WEST STREET I
Total Assets, . . . S3(MUKHMMi S
1 N umber of Depositors, . . 4,701;
Pays 4 per cent Interest on Deposits. Payable January i t ami Jul* I
, Ist. Compound interest paid on deposits not Withdrawn ’ 9
Depository of City and County Sinking Funds. Depo.-dicn t- us . 9
Funds. 9
* All its investments and entire Management subject to annual txam- 9
1 (nation by State Bank Examiners. 9
Loans money on first mortgage or Real Estate on easy terms p ar . 9
; tial payments allowed. Also on note with approved collateral 9
FRANK H. STOCKETT, . . President 9
. WM. N. WOODWARD, . . Vice-President 9
B. ALLEIN WELCH Cashier
SAMUEL BROOKE, . Assistant Cashier
JAMES M. MUNROE, .... Solicitor
Ranking Hours: 9A.M.t03 P. M. Saturday: <> \. j|. to x,
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NOTARY PUBLIC
5 ARTHUR B. WHEATLEY
Jfo. 17 School Street
CHARLES M. CARLSON
J BAY RIDGE AYE.
! CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Eastport, Md.—Phone 021-B
Estimates and Plans Furnlahed
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W. B. CHILDS
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f Office aid Shop—l 79 Conduit Street
Phons 780
GEO. W. JONES
Circulating Library
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| The fdllowtnfj books have been added to
. tbe Library:
, "The Dwelling Place of Light,” by Win
, ston Churchill.
“Tbe InevlUbl# Balance Sheet,” by Ka
rina Trasb.
, A Circuit Rider’s Wife,” by Cora Har
ris.
“Kenny.” by Leonora Dalrymple.
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| Where Your Treasurer Is.” by liolman
Cine In Tbs Air," by Isabel Os
trander.
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Oid Pooh*. I*. pr day.
. “The Bank That Brought 4 Per Ct.
| to Annapolis.”
The Annapolis Bank
OF THE EASTERN SUOBE TBCBT CO.
Church Circle Gloucester Street
Banking Hours: 9 A, M. to 3 I\ M. Saturday: 9A.M.to 1- %
4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Accounts
Checking Accounts Solicited
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CHARLES F. LEE
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NOTICE!
Charles Houston, Evangelist
Champion Shoe Artist
Ladies’ Shoes Especially
Shoes Dyed !No. I Market V
fr=s n===ioaoi==3a
JONESSFBM
206 Main Street |
Dealers In Fliiest hwtinl I
of Choice l tx j
Groceries
CANDIES, NUTS, Etc.
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Fanned Goods of a!! KliA j|
Sugar Cured Shoulders I
lliiiiis, Woodeiiu.'irc, Wlllol- I
ware, China. Gluss mid St„* I
ware, Carpenters' Tools, •labia h
U lxe,l Wire Fenders, nil I
H Meshes; Agricultural impls- I
meats of ttll iliula. Sadd,* I
Haruess, etc.
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: Annapolis, Maryland
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Money Loaned on Mortgig*
; Houses Rented Bent Collect