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Friday, lecember 29th, W 22
THE TAX REVISION COMMISSION
The first meeting of the Tax
Revision Commission appointed
by Governor Ritchie, under the
provision^of Chapter 427 of the
Acts of the General Assembly of
1922, was held on Thursday,
December 14th.
By the terms of the Act under
which it was appointed the Com
mission is requested to investi
gate the systems of State, Coun
ty and Municipal taxation in
force in Maryland and to inquire
into their practical operation and
effect in the raising of adequate
revenue. The Commission is in
structed to inquire into the sys
tems of taxation in force in oth
er States and to ascertain their
practical operation and effect;
and is instructed to make a
printed report to the Governor
by December 1, 1923, for his use
and for transmission by him to
the General Assembly of 1924;
which report is to contain a
“draft of a general system of
law providing for the imposition
and collection of revenue, taxes
and charges in the State of
Maryland.”
“With regard to its duties Mr.
Francis K. Carey, Chairman,
made the following statement:
“Governor Ritchie has asked
the Tax Revision Commission to
perform a very difficult and res
ponsible piece-of work; and al
though all of us have been se
lected by the Governor without
—; any consultation with us, we
have all thought it our duty to
accept the appointments and
have entered aggressively upon
our investigations. '
“The Act requires all public
officers of the State to supply us,
on request, with all needed in
formation; but our Commission
feels that as it has a State-wide
responsibility, which it must, of
course, exercise in an absolutely
impartial fashion, it must have
the warmest . co-operation and
_ support from all the officials of
the State who have to do with
the buestions of taxation, and
we will seize upon the earliest
opportunity to confer with these
officials and invite their advice
and suggestions. In the mean
time, we will set in motion ma
chinery for collecting, recording
and digesting all possible infor
mation which we can obtain
from other States, many *of
which, we understand, have re
cently completed and reported
upon investigations of this char
acter, and in some of which
modernized machinery for as
sessing and collecting taxes has
been in operation long enough to
give reasonable evidence of its
i practical operation.
“Whether our Commission
recommends to Governor Ritchie
as the result of our study any
radical changes in the present
tax laws or not, I think the en
tire Bar of the State and all of
the taxing authorities will agree
* with us in thinking that the ex
isting laws can at least be put
in a more orderly and intelligi
ble form without the exercise of
any high ability in Statute writ- •
ing; and even if we find it un
necessary or undesirable to rec
ommend any radical changes in
the taxing system of Maryland,
I think we‘may be able to ren
der a real service to the public 1
by recodifying the existing law !
so that it will be found under ’
one article and can be read and .
understood by a man of ordinary j
intelligence. * j
“It is perhaps unnecessary to |
■say that the members of our \
Commission will take the great- *
est pleasure in receiving and a
carefully considering any sug- s
gestions which anybody is good i
enouph to make to us. During 1
the coming spring and summer a
it is the purpose of the members A
of the Commission to visit each
one*of the counties of the State
for the purpose of having per
sonal conferences with the local r
taxing authorities. c
“Before completing our report
or making a final draft of a
State-wide revenue law, which 1:1
the Act requires us to mal.'e, we ! g,
expect to have our work check- 1
ed by high class expert advice |f (
especially from the statistical l f |
standpoint of revenue produc- p
tion.” ' '|g
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Public Local Laws
Passed at the 1922 Session of
the Maryland Legislature
CHAPTER 438
An Act to repeal and re-enact with
amendments section 115A of Article
1? of the Code of Public Local Laws
of Maryland, title "Prince George’s
County,” sub title ‘‘Com ty Treas
urer”, as the same was enacted by
Chapter 184 of the Acts of 1913 of
the General Assembly of Maryland,
the said amendments relating to the
collection of taxes on personal prop
erty by the Treasurer of said Coun
ty by suit.
Seciiou 1. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Marlyand, That
section 116A of Article 17 of the Code
of Public. Local Laws of Maryland,
title "Prince George’s County,’’ sub
title ‘‘County Treasurer”, as the same
was enacted by Chapter 184 of the
Acts of 1912 of the General
of Maryland, be and it is heroby re
pealed and re-enacted with amendments
so as to read a* follows:
115A- That if any person or persons,
associatiorf or body corporate, shall
be assessed upon the assessment books
of said county with personal property
only, and the amount of taxes levied
thereon snail remain unpaid on the
first day of January next succeeding
the annual levy of taxes in saidc mnly,
the said Treasurer shall within one
mouth after said Ist day of January iu
each and every year, or within one
mouth after the uiscovery of any pro.
petty belonging to such delinquent,
subsequent to the first day of January
iu eacU ami every year levy upon such
portion as may be necessary to pay
said taxes, interest, costs and fees as
herein prov ded, of the persona] pro
perty assessed to such delinquent tax
payers, in the same manner as the
sheriff of said county is now or may
hereafter be authorized.by law to levy
upon property upon execution on
judgments issued out of the Circuit
C met for said county, and shall ad
veriise and sell personal property in
the same manner as is now or may
hereafter be required by law in the case
of sales of personal property by the
Sheriff of said county, and to deliver
the properly so sold to the purchaser
or purchasers th- reof, and for the pur
pose of the levy of the sale herein | rc
vided for, said shall have
ailihepowers now had or lawfully ex
ercised by the sheriff of said Court, ex
ecuting executions on judgments of
the Circuit (Jourt for said .county, and
shall if it be necessary have the same
power now or hereafter to be prescrib
ed by law for the levy upon and the
sale of shares of slock in any associa
tion or corporation which the sheriff
of said county may or shall possess iu
executing executions or jadgmeulsof
said Court; and said treasurer shall be
entitled to receive out of trie proceeds
of sales made under this section, the
same fees and allowances as arc now
or may here*Tter be allowed by law to
the sheriff of said county on executions
i-sued as aforesaid; this section, to be
construed as an addition to, and net
as a substitution for the powers o
the treasurer to collect taxes assessed
upon personal property by suit; and it
is hereby expressly provided that said
treasurer, if he deem such course ap
visable, may proceed to collect any and
“all taxes due upon any personal prop
erty by suit, in the name of the County
Comnrssiouers of Prince George’s
County, before auyjustice of the peace
in and for said county, provided, that
at me time of instituting any su t f< r
tlie collection of taxes upon personal
properly before any just ce of tin
peace, said treasurer shall file a cenfi
caie, verified by his oath, slating that
at least thirty days prior to the institu
tion of said suit he seat a notice dir
ected to the defendant taxpayer at
the last known mailing address or ai
his best known address advising him
that his taxesou p< rsoual property were
due and unpaid and the amount thereof,
and unless said taxes were paid within
thirty days, suit would be institlnted
for their collection, and setting forth
that, at least thirty days prior to the
institution of said suit, he posted oi
caused to be posted a s’-mPar notice to
the above at the Court House door in
Upper M ulboro. And out o f the pro
ceeds of sale of personal property lUt
treasurer shall pay all costs and ex
pense iucidedt tc such sale, and the
tax s in arrears and interest, and the
surplus, if any,*h shall pay over to
srch delinquent taxpaper. And any
sale of personal property made under
the provisions of this section shall Jr
reported by the treasurer to the Cacuii
Court bir Prince George’s County iu the
same way that a sheriff’s sale is reported,
w,ithin thirty days from said sale show
ing to whom, and at what price, the ar
ticles of personal property were respec
tively sold, the amount of taxes and ot
interest accrued and costs of said sale.
Sec. 2. An be it further enacted,
that this Act shall taite effect June 1,
1932.
True copy of an Act of the General
Assembly, approved by the Governor,
April 13, 1922.
A. J. ALMONEY, Chief Clerk.
CHAPTER 385
An Act to add a new section to Ar
ticle'l7 of the C ids of Public Laws
of Maryland (Outkett & Clagetts Edi
tion), title “Prince George’s Count} - ),
sub-t.itie "Elections.” said new sec
tions to be known as Section 248A
and to follow immediately 'after sec
tion 248 of said Ar'ide, relating to
the payment of the judges and clerks
of election.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
a new section be and it is hereby added
.to Article 17 of the Code of Public
Local Laws of Maryland (Duckett &
Clagett’s Edition,) title "Prince
George’s County,” subtitle "Elec
tions,” said new section to be known
as Section 248A, to follow fmmedi
afler Section 248 of said Article and
to read as follows:
248A. The judges and clerks of
election shall be paid cash immediately
upon the performance of their duties
and upon the presentation of proper
vouchers for the same. The County
Commissioners are hereby authorized
and directed to include in the annual
levy a sufficient sum so that the srdii
judges and clerks of election shall Be
paid promptly and iu order to accom
plish this, the said County Gomnrss
ioners shall include in the levy for the
year 1922 a sum sufficient to pay the
salaries of said judges and clerks of
election for two years, and thereafter
annually a sum sufficient to pay the
said salaries for that year.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted.
That this Act shall take effect June
1,1922.
True copy of an Act of the General
Assembly, approved by the Governor.
April 13. 1922
A. J. ALMONEY. Chief Clerk.
iN otice to Creditors
rptns is to give notice, that the un-
X dersigued has obtained from the
Orphans’ Court of Priuce George’s
County, letters testamentary upon
he personal estate of
GEORGE W. FLOYD
ale of Prince George’s county, deceas
ed. All persons having claims against
laid deceased are hereby warned to ex
libit the same, with the vouchers
.hereon legally authenticated on or be
’ore the 9th dgy ' f June 1933, or
hey may otherwise by law be excluded
'tom all benefits of said estate. All j
tersous indebted to said estate are re- t
luested to make immediate payment, ,
liven under my hand this sth day •
if December, 1922.
JULIA Y. FLOYD
ixecutrix of George W. Floyd, deceas
d. Dec 8.
Mortgage Sale
of Valuable
| Improved Real Estate
I IN OXON HILL DISTRICT,
11 PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY,
MARYLAND.
BY VIRTUE of tiie power contained
in a mortgage (torn Edward F.
1 Dye, widower, to James O. Monroe,
’ dated the 27th day of October, 1920,
J and duly recorded among the Laud
Records of Prince George’s County,
Maryland, iu Liber 165 at folio 142, the
undersigned Joseph C. Mattingly, at
-1 torney named in said mortgage, default
i having occurred in the terras thereof,
1 will offer for sale ON THE I’REM
r ISES, on the
Bth Day of January, 1923
| At 3:00 P. M..
■ All that piece or parcel of ground situ
i ate. lying ami being iu said Oxnn Hill
District, Prince George’s County,
• Maryland, and being the same propel -
i ty upon which the said Edward F.
i Dyer formerly resided,and beingcal.ed
and known by the name of "Hart
1 Park”, and situated on the Telegraph
Road leading from Oxon Hill to Pis
: cutaway, about two and one-half (2^)
, miles from the District Line, and ad
i joining the lands of Richard Smsbuiy,
Kerby and others, and containing
• Thirty-six and Four One Hun
’ dredths (36.04) Acres of Land
1 This property is improved by a con
fortable farm dwelling with the usual
! out dwellings, and is admirably situal
' ed for a truck or poultry farm.
s * TERMS OF SALE
r
Cash upon ratification of sale by the
i Court. Conveyancing, stamps, etc., at
t cost of purchaser. A deposit of Two
Hundred and Fifty ($250.00) dollars
i will be required at the time of sale.
For farther particulars apply to theuu
-3 dersigned.
JOSEPH C. MATTINGLY,
r Attorney named iu the mortgage
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Order op JK;ATlficaii6n
- iN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
, OF
WILLIAM A. LINTHICUM, deceased
. • In the Orphans’ Court for Prince
George’s County, Maryland.
No. 3385 Administration
ORDERED this sth day of December,
1922, by the Orphans’ Court of
j Prince George’s County, Maryland,
that the sales of the real and personal
estate of William A. Linthicum, de
ceased, to Mav Haynes as made and
reported by Samuel S. Linthicum
and Otis M. Linthicum, Efltecutors. be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to
- the contrary be shown on or before
i the Ist day of January 1928, next;
- provided a copy pi this order be insert
, ed.in a newspaper published in Prince
- George’s County, Md.. onpe in each of
three successive weeks before the said
- Ist day of January, 1923, next,
i The report states the amount of
i sales to be $15,200 00.
R. IRVING BDWIE, P. J
JAMES A. SWEENEY, A. J.
GEO. VV. RAWLINGS, A. J
True copy Test;
WILLIAM T. D4VIS.
Register of Wills. Decß
Order of Ratfication
3. MARVIN PEACH, Assignee
vs.
JOSEPH A. HEINE and BARBARA
HEINE, his wife
In the Circuit Court for Prince George’s
County, Maryland
No. 5870 Equity
ORDERED this 191 U day of Decem
ber, A. D., 1922, by the Circuit
Court for Priuce George’s Couuty,
Maryland, iu Equily, that the sale of
the real estate iu the proceedings*iu
the above entitled case mentioned,
made and rep irtod by S .Harvm Peach,
assignee, lie ratified and confirmed, u -
less cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 15‘.h day of
January, 1933, next; provided a copy of
this order be inserted in some news
paper {jubbshed iu Prince George’s
County, Maryiand, once in each of
three successive weeks before the said
15th day of Jan iar), 1933.
Tiie report states the amount of
sale to be $8455.00.
SUMMERFIBLD I). HALL,
Cltikof the Circuit Court for
Prince George’s County
True Copy, Test:—
S. I). HALL Clerk Dec 22
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I STATEMENT
OF THE
County Commissioners of Prince George’s County, Maryland
Made out and published in compliance with Chapter 200,
of the Acts of 1922, Laws of Maryland
To amount levied March 27. 1922, 30 per cent on the $100 Mellwood District—Similes ■ .
on $33,087,987, tor roads $96,263.9 <
’ Disbursements
l To amount levied Marcli 37, 1922. to pay road ac
■ counts contracted for by the Board of County
; Oommissioners of Piince George’s County, M L,
prior to the Act of 1923, 3 per cent on the $100
on $32,087,987 $ 9030.40
■ “ County Commissioners salaries 1500.00
“ Road Cltik s salary 600.00
“ Attorney’s salary 100.00
“ Sinking fund, redemption of r’d bouda 533.33
*• Interest on road bonds 800.00
“ Emergency bridge fund 15000.00
" Rebate road lax, Mount Rainier 2605.7-t
“ “ “ “ Takoma Park 336.41
“ “ “ “ Capitol Heights...’. 881.47
,‘ *• *• “ Hyuitsville 4110.09
“ “ “ “ Upper Marlboro.... 361 82
“ “ “ “ Bladeusburg 441 93 t r
I “ *• “ “ Howie ....... 434 70
** •* “ “ Laurel 2409.94
i “ “ “ “ Rivardale .......... 3248.93
“ “ “ Brentwood 1193.67
1 “ No. 1 —Vansvillc District 4826.86
“ *’ 2—Bladeusburg •* 1405.89 .
■ “ 3—Marlboro “ 1593.35
4—Nottingham ** 4498.83
“ 5—Piscataway ••••• 4980.58 i
“ 6 —Spaldings “ 2061.9/
“ 7—Qu-cn Anne “ 1
8—Aquasco 2108. hd
“ 9 —Surratts ~249 42
“ 10 —Lauiel 18*4.52
“ 11 —Brandy win% 4405.09,
“ . 12 —Oxon Hill 2624.33 ,
“ 13 —Kent 3514.71
“ 14 —Bowie 5436.07 .
•• 15— Mellwood 2905.49 ]
' “ 17 —Cbillum 1780.79*
“ ig—Seal Pleasant 1640.21 ■ *
' “ 19— Hiverdale 656.09 96 263.9-'.
Vansville District, 51.5 miles
To amount of disbursement & 4826.86;
To amount deducted .56 mile to Lauham district.. 62.4-^
N 4774.3 • i„
» To amount expended 4173.34
To amount unexpended balance 60103
Bladensburg district—15 miles
To s.nnuut of disbursement $ 140) 89
To amount deducted 3.25 mi es to Launam dis.rict -tP2.06
913 8b
To amount expended • • • 613 9
To amount unexpended balance ■ 600.00
Marlboro district—17 miles
To amount of disbursement ......f... — $ 1593.35
To amonat expended t.! 1368.97
To amount unexpended balance 334.3-
Nottingham district—48 miles
To amount of disbursement $ 4498.82
To amount expended • 3859 24
r<> amount untrxoended balance 6.9.58
Piscataway district —52.5 miles
To amount of disbursement $ 4 l 20.f8
To amount expended ..... 4314.m
To amount unexnended. 606.j
Spaldings district—22 miles
To amount of disbursement $ 2061.97
To amount expended S'>60.25
To amount unexpended balance I. <2
Queen Anne district—49 miles
To amount of disbursement $ 4592.54
To-amount expended. 3987 66
To amount unexpended balance 6Ui.8t-
Aquasco district—22.5 miles
To amount of disbursement $3108.83
I’o amount i mpended .. 2038.3
To amount unexpended balance 70.55
Surratts district—24 miles
To amount of disbu s> meut $ 2349.4
To amount expended * ... 1473 73
To amount unexpended balance ~7T 775.on
Laurel district—20 miles
To amount of disbursement $ 1874.5:
To amount expended ...... 1500.3.
To amount unexpended balai.ee 374.1r
Brandywine district —47 miles
To amount of disbursement $ 4405.09
To amount expended .''. 3677.88
To amount unexpended bilance 737 21
Oxon Hill district—28 miles
To amount of diabu.s meat $ 2624.3
To amount expended 8623.67
To amount unexpended balance 1.65
/
{ Kent district—37.5 miles
To amount of disbursement $ 3514.71
S To amount deduced 7.34 m.les to i-aubam district 687.94i
3826177!
1 To amonnt exnended 2346.89
To amount unexpended balance 4797tfe
Bowie district—58 miles
To amount i.f disbursement ....$ 5436 07
, To amount of miles to Lauham dis
f trict 441.44
; • ‘ 4994.63
* To amount expended ... 3774.83
. To amount unexpended balance 1219.81
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To amount < f disbursement $ 2905.49
To amount expended 2904.88
To amount unexpended balance ITl
Hyattsville District (Incorporated)
Chillum District—19 miles
To amount of disbursement. $ 1780.79
To amount expended 1471.78
To amount unexpended balance 7777 309.61
Seat Pleasant district—17.5 miles
To* amount of disbursement 3 1640-21
To amouut expended 1561.15
To amount unexpended balance 77] 79]06
Riverdale district—7 miles
To amount of disbursement $ 056.09
To amount expended 584.61
To amouut unexpended balance 777 7lT48
Lanham district—17.86 miles
50 ml s out of Vausville district 3 52.49
5.25 miles out of Bladcuburg district 492!o6
7.34 miles out of Kent district 687.94
4.71 miles out of Bowie district . ; 441.44
m , 1673 93
To amount expended 1547.96
To amount unexpended balance 7777 125.97
Emergency Bridge Fund
To amount of appropriation. Levy 1921 $15,000.00
Disbursements
W. O. Anderson, repair bridge, Sallie
Hilleary road $ 28.00
J. I. Parker, temporary bridge, near Brown
Station 25.50
J. Burns Wilson, budge, near Davis corner 350.00
Eli 8. Harrison, bridge lumber 90.00
jos. li. Blandford, culverts, Surratts road 118.48
W. H. Owens, Jr„ bridge, Contee road 250.00
Julia S Kimball. 6 cul verts, Spg’field-Glenu-
I dale road ; 500.00
W. O. Anderson, repair bridge, Buena
Vista road 125 00 .
Geo. P. Bewley, bridge Powder Fact’y rd7 121 45
Jno B rberick, bridge, Bo wie-Laurel road.. 230 68
Ju<> Berberick, bridge, Hillmead road 124.13
1 E. S. Wa k . . bridge, Leelaud branch 1300 00
VV11-. E. Beg • r, bridge. Nottingham-White's
Lauding road. 450 00
’ (.Burns Wilson, bridge, Ferry road 350.00
’ Asbtoii Coburn, bridge, Colesville road.. . 3P0.00
> James'Naylor, bridges, Nottingham- room
road *. 150.70
j Wil iam A. Flester, Uiiu s i, Coulee road.. 194 00
Jas T Fiabeny, bridge, River Bond . .230.00
Jos H Blandford,concrete bridge, Wheeler
> ro » l1 : ....1140.00
1 Bode, & S iarp. bridge, Edmouslon road.. 249.86
: (ulian Hail, repair bridge 5’00
Loder&Sba-p, bridge, Beltsviit-Govt farm
579.36
J lolin D. Sm In, 2 bridges, Sel'sville-Coles
j vsle road 299 50
“G H. Pa kef, inspection of bridge,7lb dis
' tr.et 20.00
M irlboro 1 mpi mem Co., cement for bridge 82.05
5 John Berberick, repair bridge. Sp’gfieid-
Mu rkirk rd 7 13188
-Cna .es H Uursler. bridge. Possum pik . . 115.00
Ml. L. Cone, repair b idge, Cheltenham and ,
I Centei vibe roa 1 „ , 122 00
dCbarles A. Duvall, bridge, Mellwood aud
d Cronm mad 57.80
; Wm H. Owens, Ji., bridges, Me'zerntt roail 20U.U0
- Walter M. Grimes, bridge, Viarlborn-Alex
auduaroad., 117.50
I Eli S Harrison, Carroll Chapel bridge 211.25
5 I -s. H. Blandford, culverts, Surrtisville rd 86.52
: Wm. H Owens, Jr., bridges, Meizerolt rd 500.00
Eli S. Uairi-nn, Carrol Cnanol bridge.... 15ti.n0
l uos L Ci lI.eu, br dge. Mi Iwood to Berry’s
1 foa 1 550.00
r«s B. N«vb> r , bridge, Nortbkoys-Naylor id 198 24
: Howatd Proctor, budge, Cuelleuham aud
Bra dywiug mad 178.04
Wm H Owens, Jr., 2 bridges, Melzeiott rd 600.00
f- H. Casweli, bridge, Tucker’s mad.... 15159
Wal’er Wh ttingtou, repair bridge, Hamon
branch '. 57.50
' rii -s L. C tlren, bi ilge, M .11 wood-Croom
Station Road 450.00
John L v B’rbeiick, bridge; Bnwie-Ducket
totfru road 259..*3
1 lobn Berber!'k. In luce, Nnrtb west side of
1 Glenndalo 46 90
Reginald Burroughs, bridge. Oak Grove-
Woods shop road 48594
) fas B. Navlor, bridge, near Cmnm 126.44
jConnick Brady, bridge, near K dbe’s farm.. 500 00
Ashton Coburn, bridge. Bilgo road 550.00
Ashton Coburn, bridge. Mount Rainier 700.00
H A Friday, bridgt Hivecdale-Lanham road 214.88
J. V. G> 1 beck, repair of Cement mixer.. 52.71
fConnii'k Brady, be I. on bi dge at KoMm’s
farm.. 480.00
1 1 L. Garrick, bridge lumber 70.00
B. A. Friday, bridge & cu'vert. Good Luck
road 185 12
. George Bock, bridge lumber 86.40
; Herraau Owens, repair bridge, Hanson
1 branch 34.00 14 983.91
1 Balance unexpended 16.Ot
GEORGE N. WELI.S, President
CHARLES A. RY»»N
GEORGE W. WATERS. JR.
WILLIAM H DUVALL
GEORGE A. GUDE
County Commissioners of Prince George’s County, Mi
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J. Fred VVatet s, Road Clerk.
December 5. 1922
A Happy
and a
Prosperous New Year
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With One-man Top and Slanting Windshield
The Ford Runabout at this new low price
is the most economical means of trans
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the new one-man top and slanting wind
shield, it is a more wonderful value than j
ever before. Time-saving, absolutely de
pendable transportation at the minimum j
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Order of .Ratification
JOSEPH C. MATTINGLY. Au’i
named iu mortgage
vf,
EUGENE S. BURROUGHS and
M. LOUISE BURROUGHS, bis wife
Mortgagors
In the Circuit Coart for Prince George's
Com ly, Maryland
Equity No. 5847
ORDERED by the Cucuit Court for
Prince George’s Count}, Mary
land, Unit tile sale of the properly
mem loued in these proceedings, made
and reported b> Joseph C. Mattingly,
attorney named ifl uiongage iu this
case, be ratified and coutirmed unless
cause to the fontsry thereof be shown
I on o' before tin HO h d iy of December,
m x ; provided a Copy of this order be
inserted in sonic newspaper, printed
iu Prince Ueorge’s C 'Uiily, Md., once
in each of three successiv weeks, be
for*- ibe 30 h day of Ducemb r next.
The report stales the amount of the
sale io be Ten Thousand ($10,000.00)
dollars.
SUMMERFIELD D. HALL,
Cleik ol the G . C . for Prince
Geoige’s County.
True Copy Test:
S. I)'Hall. Clerk De< 8
Make Uncle Sam
Your Laundry Boy
Send your laundry by
Parcel Post to us. We
guarantee every piece will
• be done according t<> the
highest standards which
have nationalized our ser
vice.
Soiled Sunday,
Mailed Monday,
Wear white
Friday night.
TheT olman Laundry
i 6th and C Streets N. W. j
Washington, D. C.
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Delco-Light Dealer
Montgomery and Prince George's Counties
907 Jefferson Street
BRIGHTWOOD, D. C.
, Phone Columbia 5851
OrDER OF K^TIFICATION
T. HOWARD DUCKETT, Assignee
vs.
CHARLES WEEKS and PHOBE
WEEKS, his wife
In the Circuit Ci urt for Prince
GeorgcV Conn y in Equity
No 5856 Equity
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for
Prince George’s County, Maryland,
J that the sale of the property mention
>ed in these proceedings, made and re
-1 ported by T. Howard Duckett, Assign
ee of the Mortgage filed in the above
Cause, be ratified aud confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the Bth day of January,
1923; provided a copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed in
Prince George’s County, M 7 *.,, once in
1 each of three successive v. -eks before
' the Bth day of January next.
SUMMERFIELD D. HALL. Clerk
j of the Ct. Court for Prince George's
County, Md.
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S. D. Hall, Clerk. Dec 15