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MONDAY. Jl’N’K 5. 1922.
WHY NCIIOOI.S COST MORE
The rising cost of education
lias given many citizens a good
deal to think about. Very nat
urally, too, because there is no
public undertaking in which tin
citizen should be more interest
ed ; there is nothing which affect.-
him more permanently than do
the schools in his community.
When he has reached an age at
which they no longer touch him
directly, they reach him through
his children. Schools are tin
means by which an orderly so
cial progress is maintained.
Whatever may he the story
told by a comparison of educa
tion costs today with those of an
earlier time, the situation is not
properly understood unless it is
kept in mind that the school to
day attempts to do infinitely
more than did the school of three
or four decades ago. There is
almost no comparison between
what the school considered its
dutv to the child a generation
ago and what it does for the hoy
and girl of today.
If it were nothing more than
the fact that children today go to
school until later in life than they
did formerly, even that might he
sufficient cause for what is mis
takenly called the rising cost of
education. As compared to the
number of pupils who finished the
eighth grade three decades ago,
the number who go this far at
the present time is astonishingly
large.
\\ e direct all their learning an 1
activities to the end that thev
may become not merely intelli
gent and understanding parents
when this duty comes to them,
hut we try to lay in the schools
tin* proper foundation for intelli
gent citizenship on their part
Nor is our educational aim di
rccted solely to giving these bov.
ami girls something for the fu
ture. Ihe school of today looks
after the present needs of the
child in even greater measure
than did the school of yesterday.
It tries to educate and train the
pupil so that in the home he may
he a happier and more desirable j
member of .the family group.
This is truly a great undertak
ing. but it is the working ideal 1
of the modern school. And so
when people talk about the rising
cost of the modern school, they
must not forget that it has set
for itself a gigantic task, and that
the accomplishment of this task
is well worth all that is asked
for it.
r LLOYD GEORGE IS RIGHT
“There is one fact.” said Lloyd
r.eorge in a recent address before
the House of Commons, “which
has upset the balance of the rep
aration commission and the bal
ance of the League of Nations,
and that is the absence of
America.”
Every day seems to bring new
and stronger evidence that the
United States Senate not only
bludgeoned the cause of world
stability but dealt a staggering
blow to the commerce and in
dustry of its own country when,
for the sake of trying to bring ]
about the political assassination
of Woodrow Wilson, it rejected
the Versailles pact and the
League.
Quite apart from the call of tin.
spirit of America to help better
the world, the situation when the
treaty was rejected required
that for its own sake America 1
should lend a hand to dressing !
the economic wounds of the 1
.world. America had performed
gallantly, superbly and without ,
.THE EVENING CAEHaE AND MARYLAND GAZE! IE. ANN W OLIS, MARYLAND, MONDAY, Jl NE .*,
thought of material reward in
helping to stem the tide of bar
barism. It had become the leadei
of the moral forces of the world.
As Lloyd George says it was
“the only country that had no
claims in respect to reparations.
She was friendly to all countries
that had claims. That was the
element w’e relied upon to secure
fair and impartial adjudication.”
And the American senate made
it appear that America failed the
world when the world needed it.
Naturally without the United
States, powerful in trade and
finance, the various agreements
made are staggering along. With
this country in the procession, as
has been said repeatedly, world
conditions would he infinitely
more stable and many of the
trials of business with its unem
ployment and depreciated ex
change would soon lx- but vague
spots in the spectrum of mem
ory.
SOUTH AMERICAN GIRLS ARE
CltAl*KHO\EI> EVEN TO
TIIE MOVIES
Cm 11*1 Go Out Without Mothers, Writes
American Visitor
AniUHemcntH for girls arc few and
far between in South America. “You
juxt cannot imagine life with none of
the recreations to which you are ac
cuHtomed at home.” writes Miss Helen
Kennedy Stevens from JU unos Aires.
“The movies art the only form of
public amusement and no nenorita of
any family can go without her mother.
Young, unmarried women simply
never go out of the house alone. The
fun we have at home at picnics and
going out in mixed parties is abso
lutely unknown here.”
If anyone question.; the value of the
Young Women’s Christian Association
in South America, continues Miss
Stevens, one should see the bareness
of the lives of the average Argentine
girl and the necessity to have some
thing with which to till her time.
"The public has-been slow to realize
the importance rif giving girls oppor
tunity to learn to become bettor
wives and numbers,” she writes.
“Things are far from easy because at
every step you have to combat popu
lar public opinion which holds no
place for women and their mental and
physical development. Many South
Americans are intense individualists.
My sister’s little maid, for instance,
sweeps out all the dust from my
room on to the little balcony, it mat
tering not at alt to her that the poo
ale below arc sitting out on their bal
cony. Those who labor with their
hands are in one class and so in the
store a saleswoman will not think of
wrapping up a package for you.”
To help South American girls de
velop into better educated and help
ful wives and mothers, the associa
tion operates centers, camps and
classes. The Y. \V. A. camp near
Beunos Aires is the first girls’ camp
n Argentina. Among the prominent
speakers at its forums recently has
been the head of the Observatory of
he University of LalMata and the edi
tor of the leading paper in Qeunos
Aires.
Miss Stevens was formerly director
if the Speakers Bureau at the Na
•ional Board in New York.
CHARLES M. CARLSON
IM (iI.OICKSTKK MTRKKT
CONTRACTOR
uml BUILDER
Rllmitri< ( lintlhllv lilvrn.
PHONIC SI
F'tiican
Marine Engine
LATROBE & CO.
MARINE : ENGINEERS
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
TRLKPHONK MS-M. JOB WORK
A. W. PHILLIPS
Contractor and Builder
Kmiilrnrp; Simp:
101 Charles St. 119 Uloumtrr St
Annapolis, Mil.
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ing and prettiest elty or the Sooth, t.ood
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money while •deeping.
A. W. PHILLIPS, AnnapoiU. Md.
PHONIC 043-M.
Real dence: Office:
I*l Charles SC 140 (jlHffdir St
Delinquent Corporation
Proclamation.
WHEREAS. Fnler (h>> provisions of
Section wu f Article si of the Annotated
Code- of Maryland. Chapter 5M of the Art*
of the Grnegul Assembly of 1111 S. u*
simnde) by Chapter MS of the Acta of
B*2n. the Comptroller of the State ha* ler
tilled to me the following Mat of <-or|Mtra
ttoua of this state wbUli have refum-d or
neglected to pay to the State, or to the
pr<l*et officer* thereof, the fraa - hhut tax***.
* r iapit.i! stock luxes or gro** re*-elpt*
tase* *lne by <mp li mrporatioti* for the
P* rind of two year* from the tir*t day of
•Inttnnry next after the expiration of tbv
raioudnr tear luring which siu-h taxen
breame due and payable:
CORPOBATIOXS IN ARREARS IN PAY
MENT OP TAXES ON CAPITAL
STOCK. ASSETS. DISTILLED SPIRITS
OK Git OKS RECEIPTS.
Aliell-Guilfnrd Improvement Asm*, datlon.
Ajax Building Ateow-iutiou. lne.
AJladlu Building and Loan Association,
I nr.. The
American Finance Company.
\Mi.-rli-an Mutual Automobile Co.. In* - .
American Saving* and Loan Association of
Baltimore City.
Arcane Building. Loan and Saving* Asso
elation of Baltimore City.
Baltimore Barge and Towing Co.
Baltimore Ferry Corporation.
Baltimore Ilarhor Sight Seeing Yacht and
Kerry l’u_ Inc.
Baltimore Natural Gaa Co., The.
Banker* Corporation, The.
P < *tri Ire.
Boater Brown Sort ids of Baltimore City.
Canton Corn Product* Co.
Carbon Montana till Co., The
Centennial Building and I.oatt Association.
I in - .
Central C nacrvntfre Building and Loan
AsaoMittluii of Baltimore. City, The
Central Transfer Co.. The
Chillon Castle Country Club. Ine.
Clllfon Exore**. lne.. The.
Columbia Mutual Fire Immrnnee Co.'
Colvin l*er e.iueiit Bt tiding Association.
Ci -Oiwrative Credit <Vi| emtio”
Cieaent Building and Loan Association.
Curtin Bay Ferrv Co.. The.
CloliimUii* Building Association of Balti
more City.
Deal Electric I.lglit anil Power Plant.
Davidson Transfer Co.. The.
Dunbar IVipctunl Building and Bonn A
aoclntiou of Baltimore County.
Fast Baltimore Trnaafer Co.. The.
Eleventh Ward Republican Association,
Die.
Elkton Water Works. Ine., The. ,
Koiilt title Finance Cornoiatlon.
I
Fair Savings A- I.otn Asa’n.. Inc.
Federal Finance Corporation. ThA
Glen littrnlc Electric Eight and Power Co
'Sulcatftwn Council No. 51, O. F. A. M.. Ine
Gay nn*l Moutford Building and Euan As
rm-latlon.
Golden Rule Building Association.
Havre do Grace Gtts Co.
Hebrew Folitlcal Club of the 20th Ward
lne.
Independent Sewing Machine Adjuster*
Association of Baltimore City. Inc.
Independent Shoe Repair-era of BnlUmore
Md . In* - .
Inter-City Transfer Co.. The.
Jewelry Salesmen Association. • Die.
Ketnn Building and Loan Co.
i Knickerbocker Bldg., Bonn and Saving*
I Assn.. Baltimore City.
l Ladles Consumers League of Baltimore
City
Lithuanian National Athletic Pleasure
Cltlb. Ine
, Eonaoonlng Oil and Gas Co.
Eoyola Perpetual Building Association ttl
Baltimore ettv.
Lord Electric and Transmission Co.
. Macenhean Building and Loan Corpora
t Inn.
Mr illann Building and Loan Association oj
i Balttmore Citv. Inc.
, Master Barbers Fnton of P.nltlmore City
Me.tb*\vhrook Athletic and Social Club ol
Baltimore citv.
Merchants and Msntifaeturers Credit Asso
etatloil.
Metropolitan Building Association of Bal
tittioro citv
Motor Truck Hauling Co.. The
National commercial Co.. The
National Transfer C.. The
I New Progressive Permanent Building As
coelution.
Now He'd Building and losn Corporation
Newington BnlbHttg and Savings Assoela
, _ Hit" of Baltimore City.
Xorlan Finance Company, The.
, Optimist Club >f Baltimore.
Peerless <'h?l* of Baltimore City, Ine.
. Patanaco Eoan Co.
Peoples Protective P.iilbliug anti Loan As
so - lnt|oN. Du - .
Pioneer Building, Eoan nml Savings Asso.
I ne.
Potomac Transfer Co.. The.
Premier Building Association of Baltimore
< i*v.
Princess Ar'te Telephone Co.
Prosperity Eoan and Savings Association
Sab - * Martin’s Oil and Gas Co.. The.
Southern T.lfe Insurance Co., of Baltimore
Citv. The.
Southern Transfer Co.. The.
<i rlngd|c Bnlbllng and Eoan Association
-Mar Eoan nod Savings Association oi
Baltimore - City.
Vand Hakasbrnth. of Baltimore City, lne.
Welfare Building and Eoan Association.
Wernlg T' ansler Ci. Frank M.
Wilkins Flensare Club. Du*.
Workingmen’s Beuetieial Association Bov
nost of Baltimore City.
\onng Men's Demoeratle and Flensure
Cltib. Inc.
/lon Loan and Savings Association ol
Baltimore City.
CORPORATIONS IN ARREARS IN PAY
ment of franchise tax ON or
DINARY BUSINESS CORPORATIONS.
A. & X. Awning & Tent Co.
Acme Building Co.. The.
Alaska Fur Honse. Tin - .
Allegany Grove Improvement Co.
Allen Mine Contracting Co.
Allied G.ument Co.. The.
American Athletic Amusement Association,
Inc.
American Glareklller Corporation.
American Piston Expan*ling Co.. The.
American Printing Co.
\n*erle.tu Progress Magazine Corporation.
American Shooters PnhMsh'ng Co.
Abrt Bi IMiitg Co.. The.
An:erb-:;n Fteusils Co.. Inc.
Appalachian Devdotiment Co. Inc.
Arlington T. O. O. F. Temple Assn.. Inc.
Asbestos Booling Co., of Baltimore. Inc
Aitchentoroly Co., of Baltimore Citv.
Aureola OR Burner Co.. The.
\uto Equipment Co.. Inc.
Antotmdillc Service Corporation.
American Tile Cement Co.
•'.s’-imore Msehtne A- Decorating Co.. The.
Baltimore Gelatine Corporation.
Baltimore Journal of Comment, The.
Baltimore Medical Service Co.
Baltimore Mosaic Co.. The.
Baltimore Novelty Toy Manufacturing Co.
Baltimore Realty & Shrinking Co.. The
Baltimore Trunk and Bag Co.. The
Base Bali Dart Game Mfg. Co., of Balti
more City.
Bate* Elevator Co.
Beaver Dam Marble Co.
lteileview Improvement Co.. The.
Bentley and O’Mallev Hat Co.
Bisiglit Co.
Black Cat Amusement Co.
Rladenshurg Development Corporation.
Book Depository of the Methodist Epis
copal Chure-h. Inc.
Borvhert Art Cut Glass Co.
Boulevard Heights Land A- Improvement
Co.
Boulevard Realty Co.
Bronsteln Realty Co.
Brookline Development Co., The.
Brooklyn Centre Co.. The.
Burred Marine Co.. Inc.
Caf-fee-no Chemical Co„ The.
Calvert Corporation, The.
Capital Pres* Inc.. The. -
Carroll Co.. Tn.
Castle Haven Wmi rat ion.
Cathedral Bell Manufacturing Co.
Chappell Sanatoiiuiiia. Inc.. The.
Charles Development Co.
•
Chesapeake Construction Co.
T City Storage (V.
Clay Products Co.. Im-.. The.
CiailHirne Wharf au<l \Vare - hou*e Co.
Colonial Theater Co.. The.
Culttinlila Tailoring Store-* The.
Columbia Oil Co.
CotuiiM-rcial E\cli*uge, Inc.
Comuiere ial Garag*-. ln<-.
Condou Realty Co.
! Cma<li4uti-d Ib-ntal Hlfi.-e, Inc.
Ti*Hs>llil.ttisl lD li'ii g A Investment Cor
t<*rat*oa.
( • naumer’s Mcr antile Co.. Inc.. The.
. •'••step l o W A.
Contractor'* Estimating Co.
* - <wiuii Co.. I'H.irle* At.. The.
Cresient Theater Co.. Tlie.
CrbriMd Sand an*l Dredging Co., The
Crislieid New* Publishing Co.
Chr!*tield Site!! Eltue Co.
! Crown Jewelry Co.
Cumberland lb'.sebail Assn . of Ctimler
land.
Cumlw-rlaml Hy>iraulle Block A Stone Co.
Cumberland Realty Co„ Tlie.
* * umlteristid Valley Spoke A Bending Co.
■ Curtis Bay Ship Building Co.. The.
Durrlden Contracting Co., of Baltimore.
P*dl>ert Barge Building Co., The.
Daihl-Chemb-al Uo„ Inc.
Darlington Creamery U*>
Defending Council No. :tn. ft. u. A. M.. of
Dore hester Coi-i ty. Md.
District Clar Prodm-t* Co.
f Dor* - li-*ter County Fair Assn, luc.. The.
Dweheatet Rto. - kgr**w* ra Co.
East Baltimore Garage, Inc.
fiasteru Shore* I .sundry Co.
Eastern Shore Manufacturing Co.
Elder-Harrlwvi Co., of Baltin-ire I’lty.
* Fb c-rical Workers Club of Baltimore City.
Tlie.
Empire Furniture Trailing Co.
Fallaway Auto Co.. The.
Federal Employees Publishing Co.. Ine.
Food Products and Manufacturing Co..
The.
l-'ond. C„ Ine.
Foreman Buttonhole Machine Co., of
Balto
Frederick County Poultry Asso. lation
Tin-.
Frick ,v Co.. Inc.
Frledhnrg-Graff D'atilUng Co.. The.
Frv Dupre- vmetit Co..
Fniford-liickuian Co., The.
Garrison Walhro< - k Garage. Inc., The.
fiuwthrop Co.. Wlßiam M, The.
' Good Roads <N>. of Baltimore, Md, The.
Cordon Roaltv Co
Gould Paint Co.. The.
Gr: -- gi Realty C>.. The.
Gnlf Coast Fishing and Products Corp.
. Hardin A- Ha mm a ret rout. It - . - .
Hardin. Xocko A- Horsey, Ine.
ID mmaii't-Levin Co
Hart-King Advertising Co, The.
i. llemmick Printing and S|>eclalty Co., The
lferold Fribtlng Co, The.
Illblen Engineering and ltevelotuuent Co.
Tic*.
Home Finance Cr, T lie.
Home Furnishers, t-tc. The. |
Home Supply Cc„ The.
> Idlewilde Drvelpouient Co, of Anne Arun
* del Co, State of Maryland,
i- Indian Cres-k Co, The,
Inler.i’lfy Co.. The.
Inter-City Land Co, Inc., The.
Inter-National Realty and Finance Cor
poration.
I. International Submarine Faint ami Chem
ical Co, The.
Inter-State Motor Co, The.
a i
Jayem Drug Co, Inc.
i- Jet kina and I 'ukina of Baltimore City
Inc.
Johitsiiti Plastering Co, 1,. F„ Tlie.
Joseidi Maryland Distming Co, James
JtHlce Co, 11. M, ..f Baltlinor ■ City. The
._ Keating Co, Rteha* d Ire.
Keecli Co, J. K, The.
, Kctilv IS'velopincnt Co.
"Kensln’rton Arartment Co.
Kev Madilne Co, 'l’lie.
•p Klrh’ey Plumblnjr aud Heating Co, John,
The.
if Lang Prmbtet* c<*.
Laurel Cemetery Co.
Eavfleld-Blake Co, Inc.
Eeinharelt and Co, Die.
t- Liberty Uniform Manufacturing Co, Tlie
>f McCnmmon’s Market, inc.
Mdver Construction Co.
i’ - Mu- ar Truck Sales Co, The.
•f Malsnco Cn, The.
Maryland Broker*. Ire.
•- Maryland C.-moe Club of Baltimore City
I- Maryland Develo-mn nt and Contractlns
t o. Tin - .
Mnrylnnil Marine Corporation.
Maryland Metal* Spraying and Welding
Co . Die
Maryland Mica Co, of Howard Co, Md.
,- The.
Mar*in. Dm. j, W.
i. Mart-hull Co, The J. 11.
I- Vnttne-T* Co, Stephen.
M.-tnke-t, Co, TU“
Mld-Citv Automobile Club. Inc, Tbo.
Wilburn Contracting a- Hauling Co, The
Mineral Potash Co. The.
Modern Mulllgiaplilng & Printing Co.
The.
Modern Wav Co, The.
Monument Retailers Corporation. The.
I- Moore--Pendleton Co. The.
Motorists Protective Association, Inc.
- The.
Mot/ I tea If** Co, The V. J.
Mueller Building Co, PhHlp C.
Mutual Realty Association. The.
Myers Garage, luc.
1 National Water Co.
v alman Co, te - -
National Coal Saving Corporation. The.
National 'ltr ReaMv c.
v ,|. f"*r Co, The.
National Peal Fstnte and Anetlon Co.
'■ N (ll l|(-t Picking to, Ine, t'h.-irles.
' '•*■ Method Shoe llpi -trlng •’<>.
Ni-wsuaper Syndicate S!!v< - r Co, The.
, Ni-hols Brother*. Inc.
* Noble Co, 11, Die
O-Ce-Vv Herb Co, The.
Office Fur"ltiire Exchange. Inc.
,c Operative Plasterers and Cement Finisher*
BnU Unr <.'ori*t>setlotu The.
Orange Pealty ntd Im - rovement Co, Inc
Oriente Copier Co.
' >rnamc - ntsl Cast Stone Co, The.
Overleu Conntrv Club. Inc.
Overton Rednctlxn Machinery Corporation
•I The.
Palo Alto Co, The,
'- Pettit* sn I a Cn nners Association. Inc, The
Peoples life InsurHitce Coupon Co, The
Phillips A- Co, J. W .. Dp .
Piedmont Iron and Metal Co, The.
Pimlico Development Co, The.
Polish National Home of Curtis Bay. Inc
The.
Port Deposit Store Co. The.
n oto.nae Engineering and Contracting Co
Powellville-Canning Co.
Preston Canning Co, The.
I* Price Co. I*. D, The.
Pridemnrk Service Coritoration.
Prospect Park Racing and Maryland State
l-'alr Asso.
Pythian Castle Association of Cumberland
i- Md.
Pritchard Co, The.
Raino Printing and Publishing Co, The.
Rea lex Realty Corporation of Baltimore
City, The.
!. Red Moon Theater Co.. The.
Richland Orchard Fnrtns. Ine, The.
Reed mid Co, C. L, Ine.
Riggin and Co.. Ine, X. S.
Rodgers and Co.. Ine.
Roland Drug Co, of Baltimore City, Ine.
The.
Rowan Eleetrie Manufacturing Corpora
tion.
Saeharissa Corporation. The.
Sanitary Real Manufacturing Co, The.
i. Santiago Copper Co.
Sax A- Co, Ine.
Schneider Poultry Co, Inc, The.
- Schwab City Development Co, The.
Schwander shoe Co, J. N„ The.
Sehwarfr.man's. Inc.
Schwlnd Stone Co, The.
Soot Pleasant Publishing Co, Ine.
Severna Co. The.
Shadle Ine, Joseph W.
Shafer ami Williams. Ine.
Simpson-Walther Lens Co, Ine.
. Sloan Orchards. Ine, The Fred.
Smallwood Garage Co, The.
Soldier* Delight Co, The.
t SoiiGtern l*entsl Laboratory. Ine.
Southern Maryland Land anti Iterelopment
Co, The.
Sparkea and Co, Inc.
Standard Garage Co, The.
Star-Creacent Specialty Co, of Baltimore
<Ttv. Ine.
Steffee Co, The G. F,
Steffee Co, G. K, Ine.
stri-ett Ginger Ate Co.
Sudhrewik IV-relopmcnt Co.
Kff*ifFhanr* low Co, The.
Suburban C®„ The.
Tatem and Co, C- P, Inc.
Traffic Garage aiul Saies Co.. The.
Travilah Hall Co., of Montgomery County.
Yrl-State Collieries Co.. Tin*.
1 narany Apartni *nr Co.. T ie.
Twiu Oak Luniltor Co, The.
Cuioti Hotel and Cafe Co.
1 ulon Maaufucturit it ntnl X***e4t.v Co
The.
Cnited Building Co_ The.
t’nlted State* Marine Paint and Chemical
Co.. The.
fnited Tobacco Co.
I’nlted Travel Sm! Co.. Ine.
Nulvernal Garvge Co.. Tlie.
Cniveroal Service As-om-Imi ion, Ine.
Fnivenwl Tiwl Co.. The.
Value Garment Co.. The.
faulty IVaiat Ci\. The.
Vidor Cooler loor Co.. Ine.
Victoria Theater Co., The.
Waterways Engineering Co., of Baltimore
City.
Wallener-Corey Co., The.
West Knd tjuurry Co.. The.
West Side Supply Co., of Cumberland
Allegany Co.. Md.
White Star Lanmlry Co.. The.
Wnmlrew Realty Co., The.
Voting China.
7.0 hi ah Lumber Co.. The.
NOW. THEREFORE. I. ALBERT C
It ITCH IE. GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND
ilo hereby deelare that, under and by vir
tue of tile provisions of said Section '.*.l of
Article si of the Annotated Code of Mary
land. the charter* or certificates of In
corporation of the above-named corpora
. tions Hint 11 lie and become repealed, an
nulled and forfeited, and tiie powers con
ferred by law upon such corporation*
shall lie and become inoperative, noil and
void upon tli expiration of thirty day*
from flic date of the tirst publication of
. this Proclamation, which date of publica
tion is the i.'th day of May. 1322. unless
all taxes due by sit. h corporations, to
f getlier with all interest and penalties dm
thereon, are paid before the expiration ot
said thirty days.
Any such corporation paying all taxes,
interest end nemilties as aforesaid, after
tin l !ir*t publication of s.-ihi Proclamation
shall be omitted from subsequent publi
cations thereof.
• Immediately upon the expiration of
thirty days from the date of the tirst pub
lietitlou of si,ld Proclamation, the char
ters or eertlHcatPs of incorporation of all
such corporations which hare not then
I alii all taxes, interest and penalties ditf
ns aforesaid, shall lie Ipso facto repealed
annulled and forf dted. and the powers
granted to sm-h corporations shall be in
operative. null and void, without the nee
• unity of proeeedings of any kind either at
law or in equity.
Any iierson or persons who shall there
-1 after exercise or attempt to exercise any
powers under the charter or certificate of
tin orporut ion of it p v eirli corporation
shall be deemed gniltv of a misdemeanor
and shall lie subject to a tine not exceed
ing $1,000.00, or to Imprisonment not ex
ceeding one year, or to both fine and Im
prisonment, In the discretion of the Court
HI VEX V XI Kit MY
HAND AND THE GREAT
SEAL OF THE STATE
OF MARYLAND.
Hone at the City of An
(flrent Seal napolls. this 12tli day of
of the State May. in the year of our
of Maryland.) Lord* one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-two.
ALBERT C. RITCHIE.
By the Governor:
r PHILIP It. PERLMAN,
Secretary of State.
‘ ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
BONDS
$400,000 FOR SALE
Pursuant to t’lmpter .Vis of the Acts of
*’ the *ii ucral Assembly ,f Maryland ol
11)22, providing foi the Issue of the bonds
herein mentioned and described, the I'omi
ty Commissioner* of Anne Arundel County
will Twelve sealed bids for the purchase
of bonds of Anne Arundel County, Mary
land, as follows:
sion.iMHi four and one-half per cent,
bonds, to be known as Loan of
11122.
Said bonds will all lie dated July 1. 1!>22.
They will bear interest at the rate of four
ami nitc-liulf per ceutuai it'-..) per annum,
. uu the nrst day ot
July and January la each year during the
„ continuance of the loan. 1 lie principal of
said loan will be payable upon tin- serial
annuity plan as provided in said Act of
„ P.*22, chapter .'ais. us follow*:
Series A to V, Inclusive, cadi scries for
fItUXMI; Series A payable July 1, PJ24, and
each succeeding series payable July lsi ol
each year following July 1. 11)21, including
July 1. I'.MM.
Tne said bonds will lie of the denomina
tions of $50(1 and *I.UOO and Will tie issued
with interest coupons attached. Said
i bonds are forever exempt from all taxa
tion for State. County, .Municipal and
. County School purposes.
The said bids or proposals must be de
livered to the Clerk of the County Com
missioners ;,t Ids oilieo in the Court House,
In Annapolis. Maryland, before 12 o’clock
. noon on Monday, July 3rd. 1112*. Each bid
must lie lor cash on delivery, must lie en
closed in a scaled envelope addressed on
the outside "Proposal for bonds. Anno
Arundel County, 11122.” Kneh hid must be
accompanied by a certified cheek upon
some responsible banking Institution
drawn to the order of County Commis
sioners of Anne Arundel County, for tivi
per centum (0’,,) of the par value of the
amount bid for. All bills or proposals
will lie opened at 12 o'clock noon on Mon
day. July Jrd. 1!)22. ill the pi escort* of the
County Commissioners. Said bonds will
not be sold for less than their par vain*
and accrued interest.
On the opening of said proposals as
many of said bonds as have been bid for
Tot exceeding, however, the amount for
which proposals are invited, may be
awarded to the highest responsible bidder
* or bidders therefor for cash: and if two
or mote responsible bidders have made the
. same bid and such bid is tin* highest and
the bonds so bid for by such highest re-
Hpousible bidders are "in excess of the
w hole amount of bonds as offered for sale
, then such bonds may be awarded In n rat
able proportion to such responsible bid
ders bidding tbe same price.
The County Commissioners of Anne
, Arundel County may. In their discretion
accept one bid for all of said loan or
separate bids for parts of said loan, but
are not for all .and they reserve the right
In their discretion, to reject all bids or
, any bid.
. Bidders nre referred to the said Chapter
iOk of the Acts of the General Assembly
i *’ f Maryland of li*22. as containing the
terms and provisions of this loan.
The County Commissioners of \nm*
Arundel County, at Annapolis. Md.. Mav
•lHt, UC2.
f S. O. TILGIIMAX.
I Clerk.
M. 11. MOSS Auctioneer
ATTORNEY’S SALE
—o IN
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT EASTPOUT
At the request of the owner and by vir
tue of a power of sale in a mortgage from
'.*• C. Sunderland, dated the 22ud dav of
Septemlier. 1!17. and recorded among" tin
Land Keeonls In Liber G. w. No. i::i. folio
-.14, the litnterfdgiicil. attorney named in
said mortgage, will oiler at public s*c a t
the Court House door. In Annapolis, fa
Tuesday, June 6, 1922,
At 11 o'clock A. M..
the property mentioned in said mortgage
and described as follows:
This property is located on the West
side of Fifth Street at its intersection
with Severn Avenue. Eastport. and joining
tlie laud of the Clmnee Construction Com
pany and improved by a large one-story
Store house, and also a building for
slaughtering and dressing beef, it having
been previously t:v*d as a butcher * cstali
liahment. Description is contained in said
i mortgage recorded in Liber U. IV Xo
121. folio 213. '•
This property is a good business stand
ami is improved by a store in which a
. rood tins!ness is now being conducted and
f,,r business purposes.
TERMS OF SALE:—Cash on ratification
or sale, or ail cash at option of purchaser
A deposit of tail required on day of *;,)e.
Half of the purchase money ean be ob
tained on mortgage.
JAMES W. OWENS.
Attorney Named in Mortgage
WILLIAM 11. MOSS Auctioneer.
MORTGAGE S SALE
—OF—
Valuable Fee-Simple Real Estate
in the City of Annapolis.
Maryland.
I'nder and by virtue of a power of sale
contained in a mortgage front Rudolph U.
Smith to Martin M. smith. Iwaring dm**
the OiU day of April. S*. and duty re*>-
orded among tin- laud record* *! Anne
Arundel Countv. Maryland, in Liber <l. 11.
No. 42. folio ’.*2. et. . the said mortgage
being now in default, the undersigned.
John S Sira horn. Attorney, assign.*
tbervs.f for tin* purpose* of foreclosure
will sell, at publo aii.'tSMl, at tin* v ourt
House door, in the City of Annapolis
Maryland, oil
Thursday, June 29. 1922.
At Eleven o'clock A. M.,
the following described real estate, situ
aie, lying mol being *u the north side d
Main str**’f. sometimes known as * httr.li
street, lit file City of Annapolis, near Mai
ket Sp:i<*c, and described a* follows:
FIRST: All that lot ot ground, Am
proved by a three story brick bin id tug
Known as No. 110 Main Street, Annapolis,
having a frontage <*f fourteen fee) on s. to
Main sir**), and occupied *>n the tirst tlooi
as a drug store, ami known as “Smiths
IMiitruiitey,'* and <ui the upper tlooi s as i
dwelling house, the lot miming back for
the distance or 101.5 le<*t. and having .
width at tlie rear of ten feet and twi
Indies, with the use In common of a four
l foot alley on the West side thereof, and
being the tirst piece of ptaqwriv men
■ tinned In and conveyed by a .I***l fron
Martin M. Smith and wife to Rudolph U.
i Smith, dated the litli day of April. V.sio
and duly re*-ord*l among the land re.-m-dt
**f Anne Arundel eoiiniy in liber U \V
No. 42. folio !*1 ; to vvid. il deed refere.n •
is hereby made for a full and complet*
, description of said property.
SECOND: All that lot of ground a.I
joining in the rear tlie IPsI herein de
scribed property, of a dimension of aboii:
fifteen by thirty-two feet, mid fMittiliik
f back to an alley lemllug In from Corn
hill street, and mentioned and described li
said deed mentioned In the FIRST berei'
I described piece of property, to which d<**.
’ ri fereiiee is hereby made for a full am
* complete description of this the seeotn.
piece of property hereby advertised.
THIRD: All that lot or parcel id
ground ljing to the east of and adjoining
’ tin* lirst herein described property, trout
1 Inir on said Main si I**l for a distance ol
20.54 fi*-t. ami running back for a distance
| of 112.7 S feet on the east side thereof, and
05 f.s-t on the west side thereof, with i
1 width at the rear of 22.10 feet, mid knowi
as No. Id* Multi Street. Annapolis. Mary
land, being improved by a t lire, -story
brick bilil ling. .* upled <>n the lirst tlooi
as a dry goods store, adj.lining the 5 ami
10 coni store at the corner of Main str<s>t
and Market Space, the two upper Boon
1 being Used as a dwelling, and being til.
same property mentioned and described 1*
'• a deed from Aaron L. Goodman to tlit
said Rudolph R. Smith, dated th
- l'Jtli day of March. l*.u*l. and reeonle*
f among the aforesaid land records It
r Liber W. No. :t5. folio ins. et-.; t.
e wlil**li last mentioned deed reference li
hereby made for a complete and aeeurat*
dserlption of tll<> Sabi third piece ol
property hereby advertised for sale.
These properties are old and well cs
tnhlishcd places of business. In the hear’
of th*‘ business section of tin- City of An
napolls. within sight of the public and
high schools of the city. Just around tin
corner from the City Market, and are gen
entity well located, with the Washington
Baltimore ami Annapolis Electric Railroad
lrndks in front of the doors.
The lirst and second parrels hereby ad
vertised may be sold as one property, sep
f unite fro n the third parcel herein de
I scribed, or the three parcels may be sold
s as one whole property; whichever pro
- duces the better price.
J, TERMS OF SALE: Cash on ratilleatioii
of sale. If sold as two properties, a de
posit of ss(l*l each will lie required on day
of sal*". If sold ns one property, a deposit
of s7sn will be required on day of sale
Taxes. Insurance, water rents and all othei
charges to be adjusted to day of sale.
JOHN S. STUAIIORX. Attorney.
r Assignee
i. i -
‘ ORDER MSI
] Trust Estate of Robb Combs.
Xo. 1(145 Equity.
~ In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel Co
j Ordered, tills 27th day of May. I!r_>2
_ that the sal" of tin* undivided one-fourth
interest in the property mentioned in Hies*
. proceedings, made and reported by Join
I O. S-hilpp and Charles F. Lee. Trustees
I be ratitiod anil confirmed, miles* cause t
. the contrary thereof lie shown on or be*
,1 fore the
‘Hlb IIAY OF Jt'NE. NEXT;
'* Provided, n copy of this order be inserted
- in some newspaper published In Ann*.
'• Arundel enmity, once in each of three sue*
•* eesslve weeks before the 2Sth dav of Jam
* j next.
The report states the amount of sale t*
1 be $4,050.00.
I', WM. N. WOODWARD, Clerk.
, | True C**py, Test:
I WM. X. WOODWARI), Clerk.
: W. B, & A, Electric
! Railroad
N MID-FITY TERMINALS
i (DAYLIGHT HAVING TIME.)
’• Half Hourly Service Morning and Evening
r Between Annapolis, Baltimore aid
Washington and Camp Meade
(Washington anil Camp Meade
1 passengers <haug,- at Naval
Academy Junction.)
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West Street Station
5.10, x 5.50, 0.20. x 0.50, x 7.50, H 20. {(•>((
10.20, 11.20. A. M. 12 20. 1 20. 220 :\m
4.20. x 1.50, 5 20. 0.20, 7.00, 8.20. ’lO 20
r 11.20. I*. M
’ Leave Naval Academy (Jute 10 minutes
* earlier; State House Station, Bladen
Street and College Avenue, seven (7)
r minutes earlier.
Connecting at Odentnn with P. li. n.
(Effective Dec. 18, 1021.)
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Bladen Street Station
5.20 A. M. and half-hourly thereafter at **(
2“2 minutes after each hour until
O .iO I*. M.. then at 7.50, 8.50, 0,50 lo 50
and 11.50 I*. M.
•i—*4J an*l u. 50 A. M. trains *iaily except
Sunday. *
LEAVE BALTIMORE—IV., B. & A.
<S.:i5. 7.25, 8.35. !i:25. ll-Ti, A II
12-. 1.-0, 2.:iT,. 3.35. x 4 05. ija, M,
1.35, o.:r, 11.35, I*. m., 12.35,
All trains receive nr discliarge passengers
nt local points between Annapolis and
1 Naval Academy Junction and at Shin
r ley ami Liutlikitrn on signal.
(Effective Dec. 18, 11*21.)
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINK lIV.
: - Howard and Lombard Sts.
A. M. aiMl tuilf-hourly tliomiftor at 15
e'ii- 1 o' hfter esicb hour until
at Tlr *. **■!& 0.15, 10.15.
fl-l-h P. M.. ami 12.15. A. M.
J. 13 ntnl 5.45 A. M. trains <iaily except
Sunday. 1
leave wahhngtox
1 fi.OO. <5.45. B.oft, 0.00, 10.00. 11.00 A. M 1“ 00
1.00. 2.00, 3.00, x 3.30, 4.00, xi :ui 5 (S|
tDk*. 7.00. (MS,. 1100 I*. M.; SmjlU.
X—Daily except Sunday.
i. F0r .. ,, 1 i"' 1 Biforinatlon apply at our
’ ii kot West Street Station
Mote House Station. College Avenue and
liotet' 1 StreCt; <:al rel Usli, Maryland
Hyde brothers^
Plumbing and Healing
02 MARKET STREET
PHONE KW-J.
PROMPT SERVICE!
I CLASSIF)Td~7?
i
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mi Nil Pali
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pltal and :U) ErnaK’i-i
bra,-elet. with anirtiu,.
r*’tlll'lie,l to above
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with ,*enri*. R, .
West str*s t.
for sale
FOR HALE l util n H
lug room lurnlturi \
relum'd. Apply (
Phone 24(1-J.
FOR s \ l.i: v. ,
s*-ng*>r; equipped \
tineiital motor I: 7
A-l condition, j,.;. T . x y \
I*.ark. Phone sTio
FOR SALE 8117 Hi
Can lie Niaai at lsi i
FOB SALL At < p,
bungalow), .* r* outs ; v
about -x, ,i, re .<( ,
garage; poultry i.
premises. J. Siaekn...-,
FOR HALE Columbia
lout condition. I!, li *
Fay aVenue.
FOR SALK
side of !\ ,st st •,
1154 R.
FOR HALE M-.d. ra
<*.- ttllf (Ii’ll! she.l ; |; i
tlmi. Lot 50\2,si r- l
r* asotmbl* . Threi* t,
No. I*l (Bom-ester sii ,
ernes; newly pa'iite-i
S3.INS! cash rf quit, ;
Telephone 00-'l.
FOR hi a i
FOR RENT Fill*
rooms ami hath: )<<!- \,
only. Apply lti Piin- ~
FOR let \ I
, suiiime.- mouths; vcm
’ - party. Pima. s.*| i '
! J*.
FOR RI X |
kitchen amt bath; fr*>'a ~
November Ist; *-entrall\
Box 125, Capital oil!,.
ran ri n i
tnent, 257 Hanover stn* t \. J
nier I urnlslie-t i|*n rr*,,, m
IWO baths, etc. A[|p; y | ,
over stre‘t.
FOR him Cool si
room house; from juu* .
1 Apply 215 King George
I FOR RENT
t on Marylatnl a\-nm-. i\ : -i *
Apply Box 124, Capital --tti
I —————— ■ .
- FOR HINT I
ment; few minutes fnun
emy; available atmut lun,
B**x 115, Cayiltal otii. <-
I
WANTED
II WANTED Servant f<n
work. Good salary \ ,
)' street.
t
WANTRI) -
i Apply iso Prince (;*-..ig,
WANTED Voting Imlt -i, .
struct!on in np-to -lat*- :,i
Box 127. Capital olli- *
SALESMAN WANTED
MALKHMKN u\x i -
saleswomen to s<>ll wid.-iy k:
bold m*ecsslty In Ann.-ip*- .-
■ Box 128, Capital oiH* *-.
——————
IN MEMORIAM
r*
. FH I((,ESS—In loving I
•lear son. JAMES M. 11l Ithl: - i
purled this life seven ti-ari ■!>
I June 5, 11113.
•* Seven years have pasHed -cr A
still sore,
1 As time goes on w
lie sleeps, we leavi- Dil i in veil
' The parting was puinfui, ura*
best.
By Ids father and nne*
CLINTON ami LOI I - A
COLLINS in loving I*
sou. JAMES D. CoI,|,INS )
> this life tw* years a::o I 1
- not forgotten.
—BY HIS FATHER AM' 1
WILLIAM 11. MOSS
TRUSTEES’ SALE
: TU
VALU ABLE REAL EST
In the Thir*l IJ.-cti.ill i.t-iu*’
Anne Ariinil<-I ( o*l>
By virtue of a <!*•' f '
Court of Anne Am ml* I ' an-"
lie Ith .lay ,f May. I":’J i- ■*
Court iiemllng. No. 45:,; i;,|i’ 1
Charlea Carroll Mardcu *-t r *
' and Jease Marden * t . *!*•!
undersigned Trust*,-, appoint,-
J decree to make sale wi "ff’ - '
M sale at the Court l|*,ii.-,- ,l<„-r. *
i of Anna i>oils, M<l.. >, .
Tuesday, June 6, 192*
At 11 o’clock a M .
the following *l,‘S*-ril*,l ;-r** >
All that piir* I *-! of iaii*l In i: "
Hon District on the n*-w l'-*--
, itig from Annapolis t>. st. M - j
1 (kseribed In a <l.-,l fr*.:a Am-
Mradeii *d al to Cliarie** 1 in 1 *
al. dated May th. P” !
I among the Land Records „f A:- ;
county in Lile-r G. W. N -
The farm Is *l,-s,tll„-,| a- ' 1
acres of land, more *,r !> **
- The profierty is only
- from the Annapolis and ! ;
Viird. and the boulevard t*> '■* *
. runs through the pi a**. 'I I,* ’
to Mill Creek, and tin ~ I Mi ''
t runs bv it to sabl *r, l. A 1
I part of the land is in ■-
some fruit on the *>?.-*■
tnetits consist of a „n* n'''
tag,-.
TERMS OF SALE, pres !> ** !
cree:—One-half cash: ha*
months: <*r all cash at ’ " ",
. purchaser or pnrehas -r>. th- ,
tioti to bear interest am! • I- '
the sa.fsfa.’tiori of the Trn*' ' (
,<oslt of two hnndn-ii ' -'-‘••’d
qulred on day of sai 4 ’.
EI'GENE P
HI GH i:
E. O. LEAGU
ROOFING
■••■ ting. Sheet Metal ami
l • -J
ITUVIB AND FCRNACEB '*
AND BEPAIBKP
PHONE 7*l-*'
Ilept w says h<*'s SS ahd
seen a baseball game
what’s the matter with h>®
I ville Piedmont.