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nttng Capital
EMaMUbMI 11*4.
ND MARYLAND GAZETTE
Established 1127.
MRtfeua. md.
i b shed Dally Except Sunday by
. FITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
THE EVENING CAPITAL
* i! sale at the following places:
• V Jours 11M Main St.
K liultze *4 West St.
i,via 74 Maryland Ave.
t ividmeyer s*l Maryland Ave.
iita< h.. .Cor. Kamlali & King Geo.
Baker West and Cathedral
•ed in Annapolis. East port, <Jer
■. n and West Anna|>olls by carrier
cuts per mouth.
ear; have the EVENING CAPITAL
to you when away frotn the city
\ing your iiimr and address at the
! , 45 -cut* per month: 9&.M per
payable In advance, to any l'oatottice
Suites or Canada.
.it Annapolis I'ostotth-e as
Se.-ond Class Matter.
ember of Tbs Associated I'reas
I*tie A** • luted Press Is excln
elj entitled to the use for re
ttlhiiiloii of nil news credited to
■ i not otherwise 'Tedtied In this
. ; . In so the local new* pub
i Ip eln. All lights of re
d ..lion <>f ape-ini dispatches
i <ni are ;iis<> reserve?!.
i \K. ; UAY, JANUARY 14. 1120.
01 It NEW CITIZEN
!un Governor Ritchie was
.pirated today, 1b - became a
t ii of Amu* Arundel county,
residence is fixed at Annapo
hy the constitution for the
he shall he Governor, and
'Executive Mansion is provid
or his occupancy,
i nnapolis cordially and with
welcomes its new citizen
does so with the full assur
that the closer association
he pleasant and beneficial to
it i.
GOVERNOR RITCHIE
'ay the Governor of Mary
lected in November. Albert
tchie, was inaugurated at
tale Mouse, and entered
;i ■ • duties.
i t'u r new Chief Magistrate.
• ople of the State sincerely
a successful administration.
umes office with the cor
lpport of the eommon
i, which has confidence in
uved ability his judgment,
• <i character.
ernor Ritchie begins his
under the most favorable
ces. The party divisions
have heretofore been a
ce of difficulty in State ad
ation are happily lacking,
.is no factional choice for
nomination, and he won his
election after the closest
State has known. The first
ernor that was chosen In
liar vote, a Democrat like
t hie. had hut little more ma
ty than Ritchie had plurality,
i '.- son gave an administration
t i was satisfactory to the peo
p’e despite the warring elements
o iis day. although he came to
Annapolis amid clamor and dis-
S( n ion.
( overnor Ritchie lias, neither
in his own party nor in another,
am reason to anticipate captious
or purely partisan obstacles, that
may strike at the peace and pros
perity of the State. The prob
lems that confront him will be
great, but they have to do with
things in w hich the men. women
and children of the State have a
vital interest. and which have to
be consi lered entirely apart from
factional bearing'.
1 e starts with a clean slate,
and four years of great promise
are before him.
GOVERNOR HARRINGTON
i bis \\.i" the la>t day of the ad
vo tration oi Governor luner
t r c . Harrington. At noon t*-
• u* retired to private life.
<r four years Governor llar
n has been at the head of
Mate government, and in
four years Maryand has
vast advances and been
Red with problems never
hciore ;n such degree,
vernor Harrington has had
than a mire desire to do
in his high office; he has
i— - the industry, the intelligence.
THE EVENING CAPITAL AND MARYLAND GAZETTE, ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, PJ2O.
the training in State affairs, the
judicial poise and the knowledge '
of human nature, to render a
great measure of service to the
public. May his star continue in
ascendencv.
'
EXECUTIVE MANSION CHANGES
HOSTESSES
Mrs. Harrington made an ideal
i and hospitable home of the Ex
-1 ecutive Mansion, and a charmingj
/and gracious hostess. Her re
-1 moral with her husband to her 1
old home in Cambridge is a mat-;
' t of keen regret to the city, and
> distinct loss to the many civic ,
interests to which "he gave time
and energy.
Governor Ritchie will have his
mother to preside over his new ;
household and Mrs. Albert
Ritchie is a worthy successor of
the splendid women who before
. lur have borne the social duties
of a State administration. Her
s own dignified and charming per
il sonality does not need the posi
tion of First Lady of Maryland
. to enhance it, and the people of:
t* the State feel a warm pride in the*
1 widow of one of the finest men
. and best judges Western Mary
land and Baltimore city has ever'
t known, and in the mother of the
1 new Governor. Aside from all
_iconsiderations of personal merit
i ■ and fitnc.-s to be Governor that
Jdrew the State to elect him was
J ! i
The knowledge of the voters gen-;
rally, and of many of them in
particular, that with avi inheri
. tance such as his he could not be
Cother than just and upright man.
t More than one voter in the elec-'
1 ti<in realized in the secrecy of the;
booth that his ballot was a trib-|
|
ute to the memory of Judge Al
: bert Ritchie and a pleasing rec- ]
, ognition of the fine tvpe of
. womanhood who shared his life.j
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
l
Notice hereby given, that tlic sub
M i'tlior. <*f Anne Arundel county, h,;s ob
tained from tip* orphans* Court of Anne j
Arundel county, In Murylaml. letters of
;i die l i:is: ration on the personal estate of
s .lull ill M. Spencer, late of Atltu* Arundel
enmity, deceased. All |<ersons having
efiifn.s ngiiilst the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
> voochprs thereof, to the subscriber, on or
before* the
I I.dh DAY OF JINK, 18*0.
They In ay otherwise, by law, b* excluded
from Mil iieneltt of said estate. All persons
InilhbtGi to said estate are requested to
■ mate immediate payment.
( i veil under my ham I this 9th day of
r De-ember. 191!*.
JULIAN 11. SPENCER.
Administrator.
t NOTICE TO ( KEDITOKS
N"t !,, e Is hereby Riven, that the sub
scriber. of Anne Arundel county, has ob
tai oil frotn tin* Orphans* Court of Anne
, Arundel county. in Maryland, letters tes
tamentary on the personal estate of Robert
Emil Sommers, lute of Anne Arundel
- county, deceased. All persons having
■bums against the deceased, are hereby
. warn d to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or
1 before the
17th D\Y OF .11 NE, 19.*0.
- They may otherwise, by law. tie excluded
from ail bene tit of said estate. All persons
; indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment.
, Given under my 'hand this Iltti day of
I>< -ember. 1919.
AItVII.LA W. SOMMERS.
• Executrix.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NotHc is hereby (riven, that tlu* suh
. r. of Anne Arundel comity, has oh
! talhed fr<<m the Orphans' Court <<f Anne
; \n?nde! county, in Maryland, letters testa
u.i 'Mty on tin* personal estate of Rather-,
itn M. Nelson, late of Anne Arumlel county, i
I—<aNed. All pel Solis having eiaillis !
• g.iii.xt the deceased are hereby warned to
''Mbit tie- same with the \on-liers tlnre
■ of. to the subserlber. on or before the
Util im OF 41 \ , lltfll.
* !'he\ mm Otherwise by l.;w. be excluded
from all be tie'll <•! s.,hl estate All persons
I indebted i<> s.ibi is'at' are reijm *ted to ! .
•mile immediate payment. (
I Given timlcr my lian<l tills Mb dav of
lauuarv. 192 U. j
VALENTINES NELSON.
Administrator. <•. t. a.
1 : WM. N. WOODWARD. Clerk. ,
J'J" _ i
ORDER NISI
James W. Wayson
\ s.
Mary L. Wayson
In the Circuit Court f.-r Aupe Arundel 1
County. No. HI. Equity.
Ordered, this Isth day of Deoetnbcr. 19!9.
•hat tre|<ort ami ais-ount of the auditor. 1
'l'eii tills lias In the above entitled . ause
!><■ ralllii-il and eoiitiruKsi. unless cause t<<
"o . obtrarv thers>f lx- shown <>i: or before *
. h t
l<*th DA\ OF .1 \M Alt) , MINT;
ITiWhicd. a copy of this nrtfr be inser'dl j
r sotne tii'wspaper published in Anno ,
ArUndel couutv, <<ms* in each of three site- (
"osive w.o'ks before tbe 19th day of Jatiu- <
• trnext. ,
WM. N WOODWARD. Clerk. j
True Com. lest
WM. N WOODW ARD. Clerk. <\
NOTIC E TO C UUDITOK".
N* dii'e is hereby given, that the sub c
-•Tiber has obtained from tbe orphans' .
• e-t of Anfr Arundel county, in Mary *
•>. letters U stati entarv on the personal
L '• <T
MARGARET II A 1.1..
•to <•? .*.!'.■ Anmdel county, deceased All 1
'erroes hat it,c claims ecainat the tieeeased, J
rt ben by wave< d to exhibit the same, with
lie vouchers ‘hereof, to the subscriber, on
>r bef're the " b <ir,\ f April. 19*J*. They
’.*•’>* otherwise, hv law. lx- < x<-lu led from
1! N-fb-fit of said estate. AM (XTHoUS in
ebted to snbi estate are requesteil to make
imniediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2d day of
O toWr 191 > ANGELO HAI l
. Exev'Utor.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION' OP
The Annapolis Banking
and Trust Co.
At Annapolis, in the State of Mary
land, a; the close of business De
cember fjlst, 1919.
RESOI KC! s
Loans and Discount* S T-f. UU.-TT
< Herdrnfts. sec ured am! un-
Seeured 1 (IHI.ITc
Sticks. Bonds. Sec-ruitlca. etc... liSJi.Vi.ti]
Rai klr.jr 11 on*<•*. I'uri.i'erv .uol
Fixtures ss.7xn.l7
Mortßiiß** and .1 idßment* <>f
Itwinl l<s 914..“9
Du.- front National, State and
Private Bunks and Bankers
?<ml Trust Companies, other
than reserve 40424.E<
Checks and other cash items , 9.2ti4.(is
Due from approved Resend l
A Rents . 1 1.171.77
Lawful Money Reserve In Bank,
viz :
S. Ciirreti'-y and Na
tioiml Rank Not s. . .fc:L<i92.U
i:..M Coin -JUTi im
Minor Coin
;;4.'9.;,(t r i
War Savings Stamps ......
Total .< I..*:::-'7-*>
LIABILITIES
• 'at>ii.nl Stock paid in .A ral(s*Mi
Surplus Fund l.Vtjttu.tsi
• V.cieci I'rolit'. '!•** •■'pi'll
‘-s.. Interest atol T*\, s jinid. 1 List*.l."
Dm' to National. State mnl
Private Hanks and Banker*
a: <1 Trust C.impanies. other
than reserve 7.7 (T!.2i
Dll' to Approied Ri’servi*
Agents 2.” N”>JM
! .*l l s • demand . :
Subject to c lie.-k . . . ?.Y.':s 7"". ' *
Certified ('berks 1."7".(*9
• le’ .'its itin e. .
S. vi:ij*s ami Si,ec-lal r.*-’* l 19*1.79
Cio ti'ieilt.’S of d -
p<.‘i( rsni.no
1 .tkV.r.77.:<2
Bills payable, ini liiclinc Certifi
! i-utes of Deposit for money
borrowed v:i.ono.iMJ
| Ltutdllftes other than tln<*e
utoTf si.a I is! 17. • 1
” ? 1.:U'.2..*.58.70
Slate of Maryland. County of A line
Arundel. Ss. ;
I. K. 11. Thompson. Jr.. Treasurer of the
.ibovo-named Institution, do solentuly swear
that thi* above statement is true to the last
of my knowledge and belief.
DRANK HOW ARD TIIMPSON. JR.
Tre.isut'!'!'.
Si|! si ribed anil sworn t<< before me this
l Mil day of January, 1920.
BERNARD J. W1 EGAKI >
Notary Public.
Correct Attest :
JAMES A. WALTON. '•
EWARD WEISS.
GEO. C. BARTON,
ill Directors.
IN MEMORIAM
)V< KTIIINGTON—In sail, but loving re
! n'cnbranee of our dear and lovinc
ilauphter. SARAH L. WORTHINGTON
n‘*e Atwell, who died one year ago toilav.
! January 14. 1919.
; One year has parsed our hearts still sore.
! As time tiles on we miss her more;
: She sleeps, we leave her in pence to rest ;
! Tin* parting was painful, but God kaoweth
best.
We saw her suffer, but heard no sichs.
; With throbbing hearts ami streaming eyes;
Pu' now she calmly sleeps at rest,
i Yli pain, all grief, all sorrow past.
; Of.imes we seem to he cheerful,
I We smile you think we are gay.
: But alas, we are gloomy and tearful,
Eec'ituse our dear daughter is far away.
You ask us do wo miss her.
Yes. it fills our hearts with pain.
Be: her spirit sweetly whispers:
Weep not. dear parents, in Heaven wi
will meet again.
BY IIEART-BROKEN MOTHER
AND FATHER.
WORTHINGTON—In sail, lint loving re
meinbrame of our dear and loving sister.
SARAH L. WORTHINGTON, who died
one year ago, January 14, 1919.
7*i <
We stqod beside her bedside,
A till saw her then depart:
But when we saw that she was dead
It neurly broke our hearts.
Dear is the grave where <<ur sister is laid,
ly.vce: is the memory,* which shall never
fad* 1 :
Heart of our life Is buried deep
Cutler the sod where our dear siter sleeps.
BY IIER LOVING SISTER-IN-LAW
AND BROTHER.
WORTHINGTON—Itt loving remembrance
• r my friend, SARAH L. WORTHING
TON fnee Atwell*, who died one year ago
today, January 11. 191'.*.
Do we forget? No: in each heart there lies
\ sc ret place where hid from mortal eyes.
Dwells strong and true a love that never
dies.
Nor tan forget.
By her frien^
GERTRUDE NICHOLS.
WORTHINGTON—With sad. but tenth—
and loving memory of my darling wife.
S V RAH WORTHINGTON (nee Atwell*,
who died one year ago. January It, 191'.*.
ore year has passed since that sad day
That my dear wife was called away ;
She was always patient, tender and kind.
W Hilt a beautiful memory she left behind.
I eao never forget you. dear wife.
While in this world I stay :
God only knows my feelings
Since you have patted away.
BY HER DEVOTED HUSBAND.
NOTICE TO ( KEDITOKS
N'.itW is hereby given, that tbe sub
<t riber. of Aline Arundel county, has ob
tained from flic orphans' (curt ot Anne
Arundel county, in Maryland, letters testa
meutary oil the personal estate of Rachel
HiHiary, lute of Anne Arundel county, de
em'd. All persons having claims against
tbe deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
tlii* same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
*ul seriher. <<u or before the
3th DAY OF JULY. I*M.
I’bev may otherwise. I<\ law. be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All i*er
soi'S indebted to said estate are requested
To make immediate payment.
Given uuder tny band this f)oth day of
Di* ember. 11*19.
WM. K. FELDMEYER.
Administrator, e. t. a.
NOTICE TO t KEDITOKS
> otice is hereby given, that the sub
s riber. or Anne Arundel county, lias ot>-
tained from tbe Orphans* Court of Aune
Arundel county, in Maryland, letters ten
lamentary on the personal estate of Her
man F.ltingh.uiseti, late of Aune Arundel
i •■entity, licensed. All petsors having
claims against the deceased. ar* li -r.-b,
♦hrned to < xiiildt the * ime. with tin
Toucher* thereof, to the aubserilier, on ir
before th<*
13th DAY OF 41 NE. J 92.
They may otherwise, by law, lx- excluded
from ail benefit of said estate. All persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under tny baud this 9ih day of
lx-' -ember. 1919.
HARRY I- EI.LINtiHAf SEN.
CHAKI.ES ELLINGIIAt SEN.
Executors.
DR. C. C.RIPLEY
Osteopathic Physician
9 MARYLAND ATENTE
Twsday A FrWaj from 9 it. rl
to i . ri. tf
)
ASNTAL REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
' Annapolis Savings
Institution
jof Anna twill*. >w the Mate nf Maryland, at
the rinse nf Buslnes* December St. 1819.
Ve ( nnfermit> With l*ee4ln S. f the
Ranking Law.
' Kr’d* m liaml De*caixT ..ist.
jtH* : * xc.2 "*24.0.
Re** iveo f*- ‘.i I**-; of'.tors dtlf
‘ lug fdlV 558.41.x.7,1
. RiscivF-" fttteai'st und illvldetids
‘ on stocks bonds, loses, etc..
r> i and ot her SoUr<-es. 1919 45 :* •.:,.!*
Total $ 1,4(k>.U:55.<12
Raid Depositors c.urltig 1919. _
ltt< Ludiiig Interest . . # 401.Wi..>*
• i I‘uiil ex)iet s * iluring 1919 t;.9->2.02
** |*niil raxes duriug 1919 2,.*-Y.*x;
. l'niii .jiri'Aluu.s, et!„ dnriug
• 1918 ... .1 e-'.riP
I.i'iiger <-ost < i f bonds rixlui-i.l
In ring tidf*
Ktirn't baud 1 leeetulM-r :dst.
j*t 1 0t12.570.C7
■DM a I ♦ Lhib .9 -5.172
ASSETS
I i B<x*k Value*
’ Ronds ill. l"*fiM ks owin'l $ •"<•"4,49t: —*t
L<-ai;s o-i isdiatcral
Loans on-hiortgages :CUS 475 no
! Real Estate. . Back Building*. Kusxus*
* fithcr Rt al Fstu'iC ow red and
Ground Rents 1 559.21
li'MirrtJt'i' preiuiuiiis paiii on
ini>rt#;ugt*d prtqxrrty 2::."t'
('.!*'■! <n hand ami In Banks amt
Trust Compatilos 2.’..sS7,tki
• Couuty Certiih-atea 2ti.4ti4.47
* Tut ll $ L(S2.ri7'i.<l7
LIABILITIES
Due Depositor* $ 5*7t*.51 •'.!*■*
*'ll* nt’itee Funil • JtMHIO.dO
I■*ilivlile!l (Surjiltts (Cliargeable
w.th lio hei-rued interest I ... . 2.2(i0.0t*
- Total * 1.1*)2.57C..i;7
Ae< itutjta opened Ibveiulter .".Ist. 191 s. . 4.70*1
' A ••courts (tpeiied during 1919 57 s
AifottldS el o Six I ilurillg 1919 422
* Aifoubts existing 1 *e< ember .*:ist. 19*9..4,Nti2
r * FRANK 11. STOCK ETT.
Eresident.
B. AI.I.EIN WELCH.
Treasurer.
r ! iIT . •
t ■ *
AN ORDINANCE
To amend Article XXV of the Revised
M Code of the City of Annapolis, title. ' Li•
eitM-iC by. milling thereto an adttlonnl •■<-
Ron t* follow Section 24 ami to be known
uid ulnibori*l Seetint* 2.5.
1 Section L Be It established and ordained
'j by tli•'•; Muyor, Counselor and Ahlermeu ot
j the City nf Auita|>olis. that Article XXV of
the Revised ('ode of the City of Annapolis
J tie and the same is hereby amended by add
; ing thereto an additional seetloti to follow
j Si'e'lori 24 suil to be known ami numbered
i. !-is Section 25 ami t<i read as follows:
_ ! tx-rtimi 25. Every linn, person, or body
j mirpiCHte, whether j iinelpal or agent not
j -iigiig 'd tn a permanent business within
•he corporate limits of the City of Anna
- j poiis. who shall, within the corporate
g 'in iisuif !■ City of Annapolis, operate or
i -.'lgagp In the oeeiipatloti of soiling or nf
feiii•;** for saie. either by sample or other
wise. Jkuy c ds wares, or merchandise of
any ITml wliatsm-ver, or soliciting orders
'. j for tPa* s:i;jie. siiull be require?! to obtain a
bh-etisN from the City Clerk ami pay tbere
; for tip* sum of one hundred dollars, iier
li annutS ; provideil, however, that this (irui
name rball not apply to the sale of gomts
to. or the soliciting of orders for the same
from any person, firm or corporation, their
: ig nti or employees, engaged in a perniaii
'*l,t USsiness within the corporate limits of
the (Atv of Annapolis; nor shall the iiro
••isioit* of this Oriffnaiiee apply to the stile
>l* uiHk. vegetables, butter, eggs, poultry,
j fruit.' or lountry produce, by persons
i raising or producing tin* same.
Any person, tirui or corporation violating
i any of the provisions of this Ordinance
; upon i‘o!'\ii-tioti thereof before any Justice
1 if the- Fence Itaving jlirisilii tion siiall be
: subjey : t ty a line of not less than $5.00 nor
<■ more jiian $20.00. to be recovered as other
j dues <sn 1 penalties now are.
L. . nun 2. Anil be it further established
t ; -in<l tTilalreil by the authority nf<iresaid
i that Mds (*rdlmima> shall take effect from
_ (lie it'itc of its passage.
Approved DecenilM'r 15th 1919.
JOHN J. LEVY,
1 Yttest: Mayor.
CRANK R. SMITH,
<*itv Clerk.
Seal.*- did tf
AN ORDINANCE
r S To amend Article XXNI of the Revised
I Code o i the City of Annapolis, title, "i'o
i • ii-.• I>e|iiirtmeit*' by adding thereto three
i. ! (ibliti quai'ysoetions to follow S*x'tion 17 ami
ii I •• Tnnvrn ami nuiubered Si ••(loti* IS. 19
' mil 2(Mrespectively.
Se- tlp'i 1. Be it established and ordained
( . J liy tiie Mayor, Counselor and Aldermen of
• he Cpty of Annapolis that Article XXXI
, ’ d* the Revised Code of the City of Anna
: noils V’ 1 and the same is hereby amended
bv mining therto three addit'onal sections
n | 'o coftie in after Section 17 and to be
• kiiouif amt untilsh-red as Sections IK. 19 anil
jl | 20. re*] (xdjvely, and to read as follows:
I Section**!*. Be it established and or
lnt:.eiM*y Hie Mayor, Counselor and Aider
men of the City of Annapoiis that on ami
! ifter the passage of this Ordinance it shall
9c unlawful for any person or corporation
<i olaUe or permit or allow any waste
i ■per.i empty paper boxes, wooden boxes.
•. burreltj, in* any other inflammable material
In ae'Nmi-n’ate within any cellar, yard.
oreeilFes. or within any siuo-e near tint
building situate within the corporate
j imit.s j-f Hie City of Annapolis, ami all
■on h accumulation or waste paper, empty
. j paper .bo*' s. wooden boxes, barrels, and
, j ill other su.-Ii inflammable material not
kept for kindling wood, and firewood shall
a- removed from said cellar, yard, promi
|*i s. ahid 4pace nronuil such building by
i said person or eorporatb*n within feii
i hours from the time of liotitieatiou thereof
: 'o do so. by the police of said city, served
• upon stii-li person or eorporntiou.
Seetioti 19. Ami oe ft establiyhoil ami or
iaioeil by tlu* Mayor. Uouuw*lor ami Abler
m-;i of fbe City of Annapolis that the
Chief of l*<<li<-e. or any polli-einan of sail!
■it y. be ami he is hereby authorized, cm - i
i lowered. Ordered, ami directed to vimi
lally tje eel Ia m. yarils ntul |ire*ni*es of
, e:n h aipi every |x*rson or eorporatlo'i with
* 'he lAu'porate limits of the City of Auna
‘ j polls U<r the purpose of inspecting the
j same, ajnl if tliere be any accumulation of
1 waste paper, empty paper boxes, wooden
? | boxes, bane!s. or any otln r iutlmniiiable
naterisl. not kept for kindling or firewood
j tec mutilated in said cellar, yards and
1 j iremises, he shall immediately notify the
; i owner, tenant*, or occupant of iiDi buibl
' j ing and premises to remove the same with
! in the time specified In Section 18 of this
Article to souie place of safety.
Six-tlon *_*(. Ami be it esfabiisheil ami or
j Gained by tlic Mayor. Cotiuseior and Aider
men of the City of Annapolis that any per
son or corporation Interfering with, or who
it tempts to prevent said police from per
forming his duties under ttie provisions of
Se- ti'iti jtuil 19 of this Article, or violat
ing any* of the other provisions of said
~ sections *| a aJ! be i!eeme<l guilty of a mis-
upon lonvlctlon thereof be
fore any, grstlee of the IVa-e having juris
ii<:lon shal! j.ay a tine of not less than
ss.<<> not more than $20.(H1 for *•,„■*, ; , n .l
every off"w. to t*e coltecteil as other fines
and j'crtaitjea now are.
S***ti'lti 2. And tx- it further established
i *nd ordained by the authority aforesaiii.
that this Ordinunre siiall L:ke’ effect front
the it ate (if its passage,
i Approved De-ember Kith. 1919.
JOHN J. LEVY.
Attest: Mayor.
FRANK R. SMITH,
city Clerk.
illfi-tf
W A N T ED!
If ypu want to sell your
dwelling, store or lot.
apply to
B. J. WIEGARD
?\ SchtfKl Street. Phone 459-J.
i in 13
i* —•!
j CLASSIFIED ADS. |
I LOST AND POCKD. WANTED.
FOB SALE AN U FOB BBKT |
— $> ;
All elaaelfled *dv*rtl**mnU of 28
word* or teea, Aral loacrtlon. 60c.
Subsequent insertion*. one cent
* word. Ow 25 word® two coot®
j word 3r*t Insertion :: s: :: I *
1 t
I*
Mo> Y.\ TO LOi*
MONEY TO LOAN —Money to loan on
il#Of Ai'lJJ to w IDIOD i
Auazpo:**. Md.
MONEY to LOAN —On mortgage In *um*
• i t *u!t on reasonable term*. I’artlai
j payment allowed. Janie* M MunuHv At
• ' toruey. lylS-tf
FOUND
i nil Vl)—At State llo*e yesterday. gold
eyeglasses it) e:w. Owner vail have same
l-y railing at this ofli.v. |i[nviOK |>rt>(H*rty
•:,! paying f>r this advertisement. jU
LOST
t LOST A "22 high school class pin. witli
i 1 itiais "F. F." Finder please rettirti to
i JdJ College avenue. J1 *
MOT —Female Collie Liberal rew. rd
I if returned to 2JU West street- <12(1-tf
WANTED
> INTKI)—It. rent a garage or spare i:i a
I irage. near Murray avenue, for one i :ir.
1 A Idnsa IdO!) iiiggs Place, N. \\ .. Wash
- RANTED— Laundrem. App'y Colk#e
tl avenue. jl>">
i iv'VTKn—Saleslady. Apply <tsenr Sharks
I 27 Weal street. jlo tf
. RANTED—Houveutaid, Apply 107 Gree .
5 j s'reel. ______ J**'.
•| W ANTED—Kxperieneed cook ::t oacc. Mr* (
j j l. t Mont. 12 Maryland avenue. d 27 tf
FOB SALE
; FOR SALK —Pigs and sbonts. 11.. vmond i
J .iiijrer*. phone ISQ3-P 4. Anuap.dis I’. O. .
J-“ j
Et>K SALE—lots Indian tnotoreyele and 1
side ear. extra heavy high-powered ltio- .
] lor: i heap. Apply lid West street. Jls
ICK SALK —So! Craig Kennedy Detective
, Stories. 12 volumes, ami Poe's Stories, I' l
volumes; bnhy while enainel Bassinet!.'
1 v !h trimmings: Hammond Typewrite.
t Apply) No. 273. t'ttpitnl Ofllee. ,il!
! Khll SALE —Four houses nnd lots, being
Nos. IT. 11*. 21 and 22. on Caret>ll street. !
r W. Hall inn Claude. j 111-f f
• KOK SALE—Overlatnl, Model ltd. in pel feet
, condition : eheap to ijuiek buyer. Strange!
i .Motor Car Co. Jft-tf!
1 > FOK sale;—One-half eord of seasoned 1
, j nod. stove lengths, $7.50 delivered. John
. I M. Appleton. Pasadena, Md., phone. |
Armiger 9-F 13. JtJ-1 f I
I FOTt SALE;—Three lap robes, excellent j
„ eoiidition : Rugby's erib. like new. Apply j
. Mrs. La Mont, 12 Maryland avenue.
<127 -1 f
KOK SALK—Modern dwelling, with large
p lot. No. 135 Conduit street. For price
. mid terms apply to Charles F. Lee. Tele
r plioue 003. dJT-tf
f FOR SALE—A very desirable dwelling;
all modern conveideti.-eR; 21.3 Gloucester
street. Apply 03 Maryland avenue.
<l1 r otf
FOII RENT
’ j FOR HE;NT—Furnished rooms, neat and ,
"loan. 101 Chitrle* street, Annapolis. Jit)
1 F(?K KENT—Mo mrii bouse; elglit rooms
1 j and bath; electrb* light; basement
. large lot and garage. Apply W. 11. llart.
! Ji*
1 FOR KENT—Desirable rooms for gentle
men. second boor next to bath; table
board ithin few doors. Phone URS-U.
or call No. 3 Dean street. jll
FOR KENT—O-11 State Circle; suitable for
any business. Apply G. Sunderin' ■'
r list Main street. Jll
FOR KENT—Garage and blacksmith shop
on West street. Apply to It. G. Chaney.
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BY E. T. NEWELL A ( 0.
SPECIAL
f AUCTION SALE
i
r w- or—
! ROLLS OF Hltill (IRARE IM
PORTER AND DOMESTIC
! WALLPAPER |
WITHIN OI K SALESROOMS
I
519 NORTH HOWARD STREET
i Thursday, Jan. 22, 1920,
, AT It t)'< 1.04 K A. M.
;
■ ’I Ids stock coinoriHcs tli<. best grades of
toi.icstl" Plats, t'oilltigs. Blank*. Embossed.
. Si Iks. Satina. Pressed and Varnisti Tiles, j
' t Imported paper consists of Flats. Kinboss 1
r *d. Tals. Pressed. Velvets and Saties.
! Vito about 2.700 yards of Flowered Por
ter' .
The above will be sold in lots to suit
'i"i present:- an unusual opportunity to
■ individuals and to the trade generally.
1 Terms of sale. Cash. Prompt removal j
, required.
F. T. NEWELL & (0., Aiudivnpers.!
|| “Ye Ferry Inn” i
:j ---- ■ - —-
Be sure and visit the “DTN 1 *
at Claiborne, situated beside the |
Ferry Pier. Special attention to J i
automobile and picnic partiea.
1 ! Everybody welcome.
'I ■■
Boy Wanted
We want an intelligent toy. over
IS years of age. to learn the printing ,
I business. Apply to
thf advertiser office
FOR SALE
Large waterfront property on City
Dock.
Dwelling, CoiM’iiit street.
Dwelling, Wry* street. |
j S'ore on West street.
.Dwelling on Holland street. . I
; Double dwelling, Hanover s‘rect. s
i Dwelling, No. 178 Eevern aven jc. ]
East port. <1
Dwelling. Sixth street. ISastport. |
B. J. WIEGARD
Phone 459-J 21 School Street I
I
iJv> 1
Nature Says:
Buy t once; p.v a little down nnd
balance weekly or a discount for
cash. Yon may not be able to buy
a bicycle later on account of higher
prices and scarcity.
Special Prices ?RMK> And l>.
A. H. WILSON
31 REST ST. PIIONK 481-J
KYLE A. PHIPPS
Heaters, Ranges and Furnaces
Hoofs Kepnlred And
Painted
All Jolt Work Promptly Attended To
office; and shop:
1J l>l N STKFKT
m2O ff. . -
ESTAULISHED IS7I
The Annapolis Savings Institution
W EST STREET
Total Assets, . . . sl.<M>:l.o7<y>7
Number of Depositors, , . t,s;2
I Pays 4 per cent interest on Deposits. Payable January Ist and ,'uit
Ist. Compound interest pnld on deposits not withdrawn
i Depository of City and County Sinking Funds Depository -if Trust
Funds.
All Its Investments and entire Minagernent subject fn an:ttin!
ination by State Bank Examiners.
Loans money on first mortgage of Real Estate on easy terms p ir .
tial payments allowed. Also on note with approved v d:.vt-rd
FRANK It. STOCKETT. . . President
WM. N. WOODWARD, . . Vice-President
B ALLEIN WELCH. ... Cashier
SAMUEL BROOKE. . Assistant Cashier
JAMES M. MUNI IOC. . . . Solicitor
Hanking Hours: !> A. >l. to .‘I P. M.
THOMAS F. STEVENSI
COXTRACTOK anil M ILDER
Plan* and Kwtimutcs Given Promptly
Job R ork A Specialty
Rent Annupoli* I’Lione
FIRE INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
IDBMIBRKII Horans FOB BENT
NOTARY FL'BLIC
ARTHUR B. WHEATLEY
No. 17 School Street
CHARLES M. CARLSON
1M GLOUC EBTKB BT.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
PHONE 87
KittoutM and Plan* Furnished
E O LEAGUE
ROOFING and SPOUTING
Sheet Iron, Slate, Stove, Furnace
Work and Repairing.
Phone JSI-W. tf
GEO. W. JONES
Circulating Library
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“The Dwelling Place of Light,'’ by R'ln
Mon Churchill.
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For ticket* m.l i f. "
our city ticket otb - ;
State llotiae S. ittoi , , ''Xl
Bladen Stn-ets; <‘.ir\. m
Hotel. ' *■!*, J
NOTICE! "I
Charles Houston. Rvan-I
Champion She? 1
Ladies' Shoes I*’ecia!; v I
ShoPN Prod No I HirLuJ
The Annapolis Jobbing Ct
Phone 449-W 49 SECOND f
ROOFING
Heaters, Ranges and Iloofloc |r
In tirst-elasK cunditimi.
Promptness and Satisfactw
Guaranteed
nld
WALTER C. MUNROi
CIVIL ENGINKEH
Surveying, Pint*, Kutlmatß* Mima
and Suburban Water System* auJ !**(
Dlapo*Sl.
Savings Bank Building
Annapolis. Md.
| WILLIAM H. Ml
HART BUILDING
[ Annapolis, Maryland
I Fire Insurance AucAiaa**
t
Money Loaned on MortgH*
1 Houses Rented Rent
ropuamaaimtttKJßJtw^
NEOLIN SOLES
Shoes half soled and hetW
Sewed nr Nulled. Reasoable
S. SCHIFF
33 Yi West St.
A new fruit ha toi
near Torrenn. Mexico
25 j)er cent of oil of
value.

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