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UPPER MARLBORO’, MD.
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Upper Marlboro, Md. Postoffice.)
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addressed to “Th* ___________
Friday, August 18,
burn wood
The formation of a committee
in Maryland for the distribution
of coal, as recently published,
makes it very certain that when
it comes to priority shipments
of coal, the private buyer for
home use in the small towns and
in the rural sections is going to
be very close to the end of the
list
first thought this may seem
alarming to one who is accus
tomed to depend on coal for win
ter use. But this alarm is un
necessary, because right at hand
in e ,ery part of the State, wood
is growing—wood is going to
waste, wood that could readily
keep you warm. It may be a
surprise to learn that a cord o
seasoned oak or hickory has a
heating value equal to that ot a
ton of anthracite, and yet it is a
fact. Of course, wood is a nttie
more bulky to handle, you have
to give the stove a little more
attention in cold weather, but
you certainly get the heat. Who
hasn’t felt the genial warmth
just pour out of one of those
old air-tight stoves? There are
plenty of pipeless furnaces now
on the market that will burn
wood equally as well as coal,
just an air-tight stove on a
larger scale.
Thousands of cords of wood
are wasted every year in the
woods, which if cut up, season
ed. and delivered in towns would
readily sell for $6.00 to $7.00
per cord. It takes some little
time for wood to season properly,
that’s why .the State Board of
Forestry is calling attention to
getting the wood now. Oak ar d
hickory, of course, stand at the
top of the list, but locust, beech,
river birch, and wild cheery are
very good. Pine gives too quick
and hot a fire, but it will help
to mix in with some of the poor
ly seasoned hardwoods, and is
especially adapted for cooking.
Order of Fublication
MYRTLE ELIZA.BETH REYNOLDS
vs.
WILLIAM EMERSON REYNOLDS
lu Hie. Circuit Court for Prince
George’s Oouuly, Md.
Equity No. 6811
fIAHE OBJECT of this suit is to pro.
I cure a decree of divorce a vinculo
matrimoni * of the Plaintiff from lue
Defendant.
The bill iu substance stales that
the said Plaintiff and Defendant Wcic
married on or about August 18:li, 1910,
ahd that they live 1 together as such
mau aud wife, from the date of thi
said marriage until July 27th, 1919,
when the s.nd Defendant abandoned
aud deserted the C unplaiuiaut without
auv just cause or reason.
That the said deserti m a.d aban
donment lias continued uninterrupted!.}
ever since July 27th, 1919.
That there are two children born as
* a result of said marriage, Gent-vta May,
eight years old, and Louise, 10 years
old.
That although the ceadnct of the
Complainant towards her Husband, tin
said William Emerson Reynolds, has
always been kiud, affectionate ami
above reproach, the said William
Emerson Reynolds, has without any
just cause or reason abandoned and
deserted her, and declared his inten
tion to live with her no longer, and
that such abandonment has continued
uninterruptedly for at least three years
aud is deliberate and final and ilo
separation of the parties is beyond any
reasonable expectation of reconcilia
tion.
That the Plaintiff is a resident ol
Prince George’s County, residing at
Seat Pleasant, Md., aud has Iwd
there more than two vears prior to the
bringing of this suit; that the Defend
ant is a non-resident of the Sta e o!
Maryland.
The Bill prays for a decree of di
vorce a vinculo matrimonii attei for
general relief.
Ifcis thereupon this 15th day of Aug
ust. 192 d, adjudged and ordered by the
Circuit Court for Prince George’s
County, Md., that the Plaintiff by
causing a copy f f this order to be in
serted in some newspaper published in
Prince George’s County, Maryland,
(nice a week for four successive weeks
before the 18th day of September next,
give uot ce to the said non-resident
defendant of the object of this suit
aud warning him to appear in this
Court in person or by solicitor on or
before the 6th day of October, 1922, to
show cause if any he has why a dtcree
for divotcc should not be passed again; t
him as prayed.
SUMMERFIELD D. HALL, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Prince George’s
County.
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8. 1. HALL,-Clerk Auglß
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i
Mortgage Sale s
OF VALUABLE *
Improved Heal Instate i
IN THE TOWN CF MOUNT RAIN
IER, PRINCE GEORGE’S
COUNTY, MARYLAND
UNDER aud by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain !
mortgage from Lewis ft!. Anderson
aud wife to James Chaney, et al., dat
ed January 16, 1919, aud recorded in
Liber N<>. 140, Folio No. 1, one of the ,
Laud Records of Prince George’s !
County, Maryland, default having oc- j
ettrred under the covenants of said
mortgage, aud same having beeu as
signed to the undersigned for the pur
pose of foreclosure, he will, on
Tuesday, the Fifth Day of
September, 1922
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Court; conveyancing, revenue stamps,
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Notice to Creditors
THIS Is to give notice, that the un
signed has obtained from the
Ophaus’ Court of Prince Geo, ge’s Coun
ty, letters of administration upon 'he
personal estate of
KATHERINE A. VVINCUELL
late of Priuce George’s county, ilt ceas
ed. All persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby warned to ex
hibit the same, with the vouchers there
on legally authenticated on or before
the 18th dav of January 1923, or they
. may otherwise by law be excluded
i from all benefits of said estate. All
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of July, 1922.
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ell deceased. July 14.
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Public Local Laws
Passed at the 1922 Session of
the Maryland Legislature
CHAPTER
\N ACT to repeal aud re-enact, with
amendments, Sect ion 8 of Chapter 731
i jol tbe Acts of 1920, entitled “An Act
I ;to incorporate the town of Riverdale,
j iu Prince George’s County, Marylan d
- _i
and to fix the town limits thereof, (
define the persons qualified to vote
therein, to provide for and regulate
the election and appointment of offi
cers therefor and the terms and qual
| ificialions of such officers, to define
! the method of government there if.
to define the corporate powers and
to provide an election to determine
whether or not the citizens thereof
desire to become incorporated.”
Section 1. Be it euacld by the General
; Assembly of Maryland, That Section
8 of Chapter 731 of the Acts of 1920,
i entitled “An Act to incorporate the
town of Hi verdale, in Priuce George’s
1 County, Maryland, aud to fix the
j town limits thereof, to define the per
i sous qualified to vote therein, to pro
-1 vide for and regulate the election aud
| appointment of officers therefor and
the terras aud qualfications of such
officers, to define the method of govern
ment thereof, to define the corporate
powers aud to provide an election to
determine whether or not the citizens
thereof desire to become incorporated,”
be aud the same is hereby repealed
aud re-enacted, to read as follows:
Section 8. And be it further enacted.
That the Common Council of Riverdale
shall meet publicly at least once a
month, aud all its meetings shall be
public, aud the Mayor for all purposes,
except as hereinbefore noted, shall con
stitute one of the Council. A majority
shall constitute a quorum and a quorum
shall be necessary to transact business.
If a vacancy exists in the Council the
Mayor and Council shall fill the same
for the unexoired term. The said
Council shall be the sole judge of the
qualifications of its own members. They
may provide by ordinance for contest
ed election, they shall have the power
• to appoint one or more bailiffs, who
r shall have the same authority aud priv
; ileges within the town limits now pos
i sessed by constables of Prince George’s
i County as to the ordinances of said
, town; the Council shall have power
- to elect either one of their number or
1 some person not a member ot the Coun
cil as their clerk and fix the compensa
tion of the same; shall have power by
’ ordinance to provide for the good gov
ernment of the town, for preservation
ot peace aud order therein and for the
maintenance of the good health of the
residents thereof, provide and regulate
the service of lights for said -town aud
provide by ordinance for any regula
tion or regulations governing the same;
regulate, license or prohibit any and
all such business abd occupations within
the corporate limits thereof as shall In
juriously affect the sanitary or moral
conditions thereof, and by ordinance
enforce any such regulation. Said
Common Council shall have the power
to construct and maintain streets, road
ways and sidewalks. Said Common
Council my provide by ordinance for
the removal of nuisances; for the re
moval of obstructions from the streets,
lanes or sidewalks, for prohibitihg the
carrying of concealed weapons, forpto
hibitiug aud regulating the discharge
of firearms, firecrackers, torpedoes
aud other explosives, for preventing
swine, cattle, horses aud other animals
from running at large on the streets,
roadways aud sidewalks of said town;
said Common Council may make ordi
nances, regulating all public
amusements and exhibitions, for
the suppression of vice and Im
morality and for toe apprehension
-of vagrants; said Common Council may
regulate or prohibit the use or Jtnain
taiuing of check or coin controlled ma
chines commonly known as slot machines
r aud to pass ordinances prohibiting
!• the maintenance of any form of gam
;. bling device; to provide for the issue of
(J building permits, permits for repairs
and alterations, other than painting, iu
° excess of one hundred dollars in cost,
a charge of not more than five dollars
each to be made for said .permits, and
to provide for the inspection of such
buildings or repairs, the cost of said
• inspection to be paid for out of receipts
for said permits; to pass ordinances
| prohibiting the keeping of a swine and
J regula ing the keeping of cows, pig-
Jeons and fowls within the corporate
• limits; to provide for and maintain fire
g hose and other fire-fighting apparatus;
I to provide for the issue of licenses for
the keeping _of dogs. Said Common
Council may pass all ordinances neces
sary to catry out and enforce the fore
going provisions and to give full force
and effect to the powers and authority
conferred on said corporation and may
enforce said ordinances by reasonable
(fines and penalties, not exceeding
twenty-five dollars in any one case.
iA.ll prosecutions under this section or
any ordinance made in pursuant e there
. of shall be before the Mayor, silting
as a judge, or any justice of the peace
j of Prince George’s County resident of
said town, who may, upon conviction,
impose such fine as may be specified by
any such ordinance, not to exceed
twenty-five dollars, and ‘in addition
thereto may imprison the offender un
( til the fine be oaid, not exceeding fif
teen days, such imprisonment to be in
the town lock-up, if any be provided,
or in the county jail, and the Sheriff
of Prince George’s County shall re
ceive and! confine any person so com
mitted. Any person prosecuted under
this Section shall have a right to a[-
peal to the Circuit Court of Prince
George’s County, in the same manner
as appeals are now allowed by law
from convictions by Justices of the
Peace. Any such fines imposed by said
Mayor or a justice of the peace, less
lawful fees, to be turned over to the
treasurer of the town of Riverdale for
the use of said town. Said Council
shall also have the power to fix the
compensation of the treasurer of said
town. .
Section 2. And be it further enacted,
1 That this Act shall be submitted to a
vote, and all citizens above the age of
twenty-one years, who shall have for
one year next preceedtng such election
resided within the corporate limits of
said town of Riverdale, as set forth in
Section 2 of sa'd Chapter 731, shall be
qualified to vote at said election, and
said election shall be held'in connec
tion with and at the election to be held
■ on the first Monday in May, 1922, at
the election for town officers, as pro
vided by Section 5 of said Chapter 731,
and said election shall be held in ac
cordance with said Section 5, and all
ballots at such election shall have ptint
ed thereon the words “For amend
f ment to the Town Charter providing
for additional powers to the Mayor
and Common Council” and ‘‘Against
amendment providing for amendment
to the Town Charter, providing for ad
ditional powers to the Mayor and Com
mon Conned.” Not less than ten days
before said election the said Mayor
and Common Council shall cause to be
posted in five public places within the
corporate limits of said town a notice
notifying the citizens of said town,
who are qualified under this Act to
vote, of said election, and to said no
tice shall be attached a copy of this
Act; provided, however, that if for any
reason said notice shall not be given
or not given in the manner prescribed
by this Act, such failure of publication
of said notice shall not affect the val
idity of this Act nor operate to prevent
its taking effect. If it shall appear on
the canvass of all the votes cast at
said election that a majority of them
have been in favor as this Act taking
effect, then the said Mayor and Com
mon Council shall, without delay, pro.
claim its adoption, but if the majority
of votes cast at said election shall be
against this Act taking effect, then
| this Act shall not take effect,
j Sec. 3. And be it further enacted,
That this Act is hereby declared to
be an emergency law and necessary
for the immediate preservation of the
public safety, and being passed upon j
a yea and nay vote, supported by three- i
fifths of all the members elected to j
each of the two Houses of the General
Assembly, the same shall take effect
from the date of its passage.
True copy of an Act of the General
Assembly, approved by the Governor,
April 13, 1922.
A, J ALMONEY, Chief Clerk
GEO. W. HALL, Solicitor, 1157 Ist St.
~ N. W , Washington, D. C.
OrDER OF JPuBLIOATION
JOSEPH ALONZO BEVERLY,
Plaint if
vs.
GERTRUDE BEVERLY Defendant,
In the Circuit Court for Prince Geor
ge’s County, Maryland.
No. 5788 Equity
THE OBJECT of this suit is to ob
tain a divorce a vinculo matrimonii
from the defendant.
The Bill in substance states that the
plaintiff and the defendant were mar
ried at Washington. D.C., on the 271 h
day of September, 1900, and lived to
gether as man and wife until the 14th
day of March. 1914.
That on the Ulh day of March, 1914,
the defendant, without any just cause
and without the consent of the plain
tiff abandoned said plaintiff, and has
ever since remained wholly away fiym
this plaintiff-
That the abandonment of the plain
tiff by the defendant is willful and de
liberate and that the separation is with
out reasonable hope of reconciliation
being made between them so that they
will live together as man and wife.
That the defendant is a non-resi lent
of the Slate of Maryland, and that the
plaintiff has been a resident
of Prince George’s .County, Maryland,
for more than two years next preced
ing the bringing of this suit.
the Bill prays for a divorce a vinculo
matrimonii, and for general relief.
It is thereupon this 3rd day of August,
1932 ordered by the Circuit Court for
Prince George’s Cifunty, sitting as a
Court of Equity, that the plaintiff by
causing a copy of this order, together
with the object and substance of the
bill of complaint, to be published in
some newspaper published in
Prince George’s County, Md., once in
each of four successive weeks before the
2d day of September. 1923. giving notice
to the said defendant of the objec of
this suit and of tbe substance of the bill
of complaint, and warning her to be and
1 appear in this Court on or before tbe
! 21st day of September, 1932. to answei
! the bill of complaint, and show cause,
! if any she has, why a deceee of divorce
1 should uni be granted as prayed.
SUMMERFIELD D. HALL,
; Cleik of the Circuit Court tor
1 Prince George’s County
* True Copy. Test:—
- s. D- HALL. C'eik Augl
i Order of Publication
WILLIAM E DUVALL
J vs.
r SARAH F. C. DUVALL
, In the Circuit Court for Prince George's
e County, Maryland
e Equity No. 5799
9 fTIHE OBJECT of this suit is to pro
- cure a divorce a vinculo matrimoi
3 hy the Complainant, William E. Du
' vail, from the Defendant. Sarah F. C
i; DuyaU.
The Bill stales in substance, that thi
c Complainant was married to the De
r fen slant on the 17th day of September
■- 1914, in the City of Buffalo, New York
a by Rev. Johu W, Ross, and that after tin
f marriage the Complainant and the Dd
‘ feudaul lived at various addresses in tin
" cities of Washington, Baltimore and
8 Philadelphia, until the mouth of May,
K 1919; that though the conduct of Du
" Complainant towards the Defendani
f has always been k ud, affectionate ami
8 above reproach, the Defendant, witboul
11 just cause or reason, abandoned and
• deserted the Complainant in said mouth
3 of May. 1919, and that such abandon
d meut and desertion has continued uuin
-1 terruptedly for more thau three years
d and is deliberate and dual, ami that
3 the separation of .the parties is beyond
3 auy reasonable expectation of recouc 1
d iation; that the.’Coiuplaiuant has bt en
■ a resident of the Town of Lainel
- Prince George’s County, for over three
- years and that the Defendant is a uon
l resident of the State of Maryland; that
r there were Juo children born of llii >
1 marriage.
It is thereupon this 19 li of July.
■ 1932, bv the Circuit Court lor Prince
5 George’s County Maryland, silling as
' a court of Equity, ordered that tl e
' c‘inplainaut, William E. Duvall, by
■ causing a copy of this order to be
f inserted in some newspaper publish, d
in Pi: nen Georgt" • Couutv, Maryland,
‘ once in each of four successive week*
• before the 31st day of August, 1923,
; give notice to said ion-rei.leut de
fendant. Sarah F. C. Duvall, of the
object and substance of Die Bill of
Complaint filed in Hits cause, warning
' ing her to appear in th s C >urt in pt r
-1 sou or by solicitor on or heCo-c Die
10. h day of September, 193.’, ncx', to
show cause, if any she has, why a de
cree ought uot to ba passed as prated.
SUMMERFIELD D H ALL
Clerk ( ircuit Coart for Prince George’s
County.
Ti ue copy test:
S. D. HALL, Cbrk Ju}2l
GEO. W. HALL. Soliciior, 1157 Ist S-.
N. W., Washington, D C.
Order of Publication
JENNIE SPENCER. Plaint ff
vs
MACK SPENCER. Defen laut
and
ELSIE SMITH. C.-respondent
In the Circuit Court fo- Prince George’s
County, Marjland
Equity No. 5791
mHE OBJECT of this suit is to ob
•L lam a divo’oe a vinculo matrimonii
bv Die Plaintiff from the defendant.
Mack Spencer.
The B 11 stales that the plaintiff and
defendant were inanied on Die 10 h
day of June, 1900, at Hendersonville,
N. C.,hy Die Rev. H E. Love, a Minis
ter of Die Gospel, and lived together
as husband andAvife until the sih day
of Sipiember, 1912.
That ihe defendant, on or about the
lOih day of June, 1917. and on -livers
dales thereafter and before, committed
the crime of adultery with a certain
Elsie Smith iu Hendersonville, N C.,
and at various times and iu said town
and slate and other places, unknown to
this plaintiff. .
Thai the said acts of adultery were
committed without the consent, conni
vance or privily of this plaintiff, and
after discovery of Die offense the said
plaintiff has not xo'untarily cohabit ed
with said defendant, but, has remained
wildly away from the defendant.
That the plaintiff, Jennie Spencer,
is a cit z3u of the United States and
has been a resident of the Slate of
Maryland for more thau two years next
preceding the tiling of Diis b 11.
Tbe H 11 prays tor a decree of divorce
a vinculo matrimonii aui for general
relief.
It is thereupon on this 3rd day all
August, 1932, ordered by the Ciicuit
Court for Prince George’s County
sitting as a Court of Equity, Dial the
Plaintiff by causing a copy of this
order together with the object and sub- ,
stance of Die Bill of Compiaiut, to be f
published iu some newspaper published
in Prince George’s County, Maryland,
once in each of four successive weeks
before tbe 2nd day September, 1923,
giving notice to the said defendants of
the object of this suit and of the sub
stance of the Bill of Complaint, and
again ing the said defendants to be and
appear in this Court, on or before 21st
day of September, 1932, to answer the
bll --I complaint and show cause, if
any they have, why a decree of divorce
should not be granted as prayed.
SUMMERFIELD D. HALL
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Prince
George’s County, Md.
True copy Test : 1
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WASHINGTON, D. C.
COLLEGE PREPARATORY
Day and Evening Sch >ol extending
thiough twelve months a year. Twen
ty-eight college trained men teach
this department. Sep irate depart
ment for women. Certificate accept
ed in Colleges and Universities and
State Boards of Education. Enroll
ment 700.
CONSULAR & DIPLOMATIC
I . COURSES in Day School only.
U. S. Military & Naval Academy
; Preparation given for entrance exami
nations. Also iiislrnctiop suppleinent
| ary to High School course to insure
| success for thuse admitted on certifi
i cate. Tuition moderate. Good board
| can be secured in authorized boarding
houses. Session opens September 15th.
j Winslow H. Randolph I Principals
I Angus McD. Crawford ) & Proprietors
| FIRE INSURANCE |
H The Mutual Fire Insurance Company of ||
0 Montgomery County |||
S SAMUEL R. NEAVE General Agent for
# Hughesville, Md. Prm county Be 9 C
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| AWell Known, Oli anOeliaMeCompany. LOW
Dwellings from $2.00 on the SIOOO up; Barns and Farm Buildings
and contents $5.00 on the $1000; Store Buildings and Mer
chandise SIO.OO on the SI,OOO and up; Churches from $2.40 on tg?
the SIOOO up. Kates governed by conditions and fire hazard. -
Short Risks, 1 year and_3 year Policies issued.
Agent’s charges reasonable
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OVER
4 Million Dollars
ON DEPOSIT
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JULY 11, 1922
! RESOURCES LIABILITIES
Loans & Investments. $272,842 09 Capital Stock, Surplus
Overdrafts 10.63 and Undivided Prof-
Due from other Banks its 25,166.10
other than reserve.. 2,067.21 Deposits...... 282,’874.34
Cash and Reserve.,.,. 33,120.51 Due to other Banks .. .None
Total 3(18,040.44 Total 308.040.44
The Officials and Directors of this growing Institution
wish to express their sincere thanks to all ©f its patrons
and friends for their business and co-operation which have
helped make possible the above creditable report.
Since opening for business, a little over two years ago, '
our growth has far exceeded our expectations. We feel
that tTiis is largely due to the fact that we never fail to take
care of our patrons in every reasonable way.
Why not join this growing Institution and thus help us
to be more useful to you and our community? A share of
your business is solicited and will be appreciated.
Upper Marlboro Branch
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The Eastern Shore Trust Co.
| Marlboro Garage I
W. R. BUCK. Proprietor
< UPPER MARLBORO*, MD. #
IHUPMOBILE agency D 'r y n, r. ion |
Guaranteed work on any make car.
AGENT FOR CLEVELAND TRACTOR ®
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m WORK DONE ON SHORT NOIICE. '-f
| Goodyear & Hood Tires
te l UP-TO-DATE WELDING OUTFIT ££
Can weld all kinds of metal
’ te free air. ||j
The American Lad[
and His Clothes f
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, (he weak points —that’s what the mother de
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4 point of St vie. Fit and Originality, and our >
< LOW PRICES are the attraction which we
i expect will win your patronage. '
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$3.85 will buy a hard wearing and ser
( viceable low-priced suit-smooth faced cas- ►
simere in Oxford gray with alternating ►
stripes. ►
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< Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnish- t
i ings and a complete line of r
< Staple and Fancy Groceries. r
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11, J, &M. R, EDLAVITCH \
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Notice to Bridge Builders
rnUE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
JL of Prince George’s C unity, Mary- j
land, will receive sealed bids for the j
construction of a cement bridge over ;
branch at Mary Berry’s farm near
Let land Station, Queen Anne district, |
up to 12 o’clock, noon,
AUGUST 22. 1922
at their office in Upper Marlboro, M<l.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for SIOO, payable '. ;
the County Commissioners of Piince
Gi prge’s County, said check to be re
turned to tbe bidder, if his bid is not
accepted. The County Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any and all
bids. Specifications on file iu the office
of the County Commissioners.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION*-
ERS OF PRINCE GEORGE’S
COUNTY, Ml).
Test— John T. Fisher, C'erk.
Notice to Bridge Builders
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I 1 Commissioners of Pi ince
George’s County, Maryland, will rr
ceive scaled bids for the construction
,nf a ci meet bridtte over Notlheast
Branch, neai Kolbe’s farm,Queen Anne
lislric’, up to 12 o’clock,
AUGUST 22. 1922
at their ■ ffice in Upper Marlboro, Md.
Each bid must be accrmpauied by a
| certified check for SIOO payable to
i.he Countv C jmmissiouers of Prince
George’s County. Said check -to be
returned to the bidder, if his bid is no’,
accepted. The C uuty Commissioners
reserve the rignt to reject any and
all bids. Specifications on file in the
office of the County Commissioners.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
ERS OF PRINCE GEORGE’S
COUNTY, MD.
Tost—JOHN T. FISHER Clerk,