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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30
Board Unable to Agree.

The Board of Public Works met
Tuesday afternoon of this week, al
the Governors office, in the Union
Trust Building Baltimore, and ad-
journed until next Monday. with
out electing Deputy State Audi
tor.
Contrary to expectation, General
Vandiver and Comptroller Harring-
ton could not unite on a candidate.
1t had been thought that General
Vandiver would desert Thomas Muir
ray, of Cecil county, for whom he
had been voting, and accept Will
liam H. Thomas, an expert account
ant, of Baltimore city, Comptroller
Harrington's choice.
Is 1t developed early in the meeting,
however, that there had" been a
change in the lineup. Gov. Colds
borough supported Frank Black
lock, Gen. Vandiver voted for Mr..
Murray, and Comptroller Harrington
cast his vote for Mr.. Thomas.
For the accommodation of the
State officers, which 1t is proposed
to consolidate under one roof, the
Board Tuesday came to an agree
ment with Robt. Garrett & Sons for
three floors in the build w
in course Of erection at so3lth aid
German streets. The rent will be
under. the SIS. 900 appropriation Civ
en- by the last Legislature, but un-
til the contract Is signed the exact
figures will not be made public.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30

Try Smiths egg pone meal none
better. For sale by Smith, the
egg man, corner Washington and
Race Sts.-Adv. 1-24-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30
Cambridge, Md, Jan. 80, 1913.
BriefGocal Ne1us
.1-1NN zRR-7

Mrs. Helen E. Twilley, of Balti
more, is visiting her mother, Mrs
E. D. Kahn, Race street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Brown,of Sea.
ford, are visiting Mr.. j. F. Willis, at
his home on Oakley street.
| States Attorney v. Calvin Trice
is spending a short time this week
in Baltimore.
Mr.. Russell P. Smith has return
| ed home, after spending severa:
days out of town on business trip.
Mr.. Milford Nathan is spending
sometime with relatives In New
York city.
Miss Elena Cortez, who is spend
ing the winter in Baltimore, is the
guest of friends in this city.
Miss Mary C. Keene, of Golden
Hill, Is spending short time in
Cambridge, as the guest of Mrs.
VIM. NJ. Fletcher. High street.
Mrs. E. Lee LeCompte arrived
home On the boat this morning from
Baltimore where she has been
spending a short time.
Mr.. Elmer Lambdin, of Balti-
more, representing the Sperry &
IJufob;peor Croop Tro d;pr C+apo N
Co., was in Cambridge today.
Mrs. Ruth Williams and two chill
dren, of Baltimore, are visiting
Mrs. T. J. Galloway, at her home
on West End avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Handy, of
Washington. are the guests of Mr..
Hanby's brother, DR.. Chas. M. Han
by, Race street.
Mr.. G.. Edw. LeCompte, who at
tendad the banquet given in Bals:-
more Wednesday night by the Unit
ed Surety Co., to it's agents, has
returned home.
Mr.. S. Whitley Woolford. of Bal
timore, is spending few days in
Cambridge and the. county. Mr..
Woolford has recently sold his
farm, located at Woolford. to Mr..
Edwin Linthicum.
Mr. Herman Barth, Jr., who has
been spending several months in
Cumberland, arrived in this city on
the City of Milford last night, and
is the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Bafth, Maryland Ave.
We have been requested to pub
lish the provisions of the Child
Labor Law, which went into effect
Dec. 1st, and as soon as statement
of the more important features can
be secured from States Attorney
Trice, they will be published.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30
LAST TOWN TAX NOTICE.
Levy 1920 Delinquent Taxpay-
erS.

AN ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE
OF 1912 provides that all Town
Taxes in levy of 1912 shall be paid
at the office of the Collector and
Treasurer. It further provides that
the collector shall settle in full be-
fore a certain named date, and for
bids the Town Commissioners from
extending his time of settlement. If
not convenient to pay your tax &C
count before Feb. 1,please call at
the office on or before Feb. 1, and
arrange a date for settlement. On
Monday, Feb. 3rd, 1 shall commence
serving personal notices on ALL
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS who
have not called at the office and
arranged a date for settlement.
Where personal notice has to be
served, I shall follow up same by
attaching and selling the property
so levied upon, as provided for In
the tax law. All costs in such cases
| al WdOC PdAI Va thC to0 ssSSSN~As'
On and after Monday, Feb. Bird, my
office at the Engine House will be
closed during the morning, to en-
able me to serve such personal no
tees as may be necessary. but II
will be open each day after two
o'clock, and on Saturday nights. Cal
at the office and pay your taxes.
or arrange date before Feb. 1st.
This notice is final, and on Feb
3rd, without favor or prejudice,
shall commence forcing settlement
according to the tax law. ON all un-
paid town tax accounts, In levy OF
1912.
W. E. Hearn, Coll. B. Treas.
Office over Engine House.
Adv. 1-2S-3t-e.o.d.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30
Church Locals.

The final rehearsal for "Our
Busy Ladies' Aid" will be held to-
night, In Philips Hall, at 80
o'clock.
Homemade caramels will lie
on sale tomorrow night, between
the acts o. "Our Busy Ladies' Aid. "
at Phillips Hall.
Capt. Brooks. of the Salvation
Army. advises us that beginning On
Saturday night, Feb. /, religious
services will be held at the Arn.y's
headquarters, in the Phillips Build
ing, every evening in the week,
with the exception of Monday even
ing.
DO not go to the trouble OF
cooking sweet things for Sunday.
It's useless, for the ladies of Zion
M. e. Church will sell pies, cakes
and bread in the store on High ST.,
formerly occupied by Mr.. George
Meekins, Saturday and Saturday ev-
ening. Be wise.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30
TELEPHONE HEARING.
Public Service Commission Inves.
tigating Rates for Eastern
Shore.

Chairman Philip D. Laird and
Commissioner E. Clay Timanus, will
Mr.. Chas. E. Phelps, Jr., Engineer
to the Commission, are in Cambridge
today investigating their claims of
the Cambridge Board of Trade con-
corning the telephone rates and
service at Cambridge.
The scope of the inquiry has
been extended to cover the entire
Eastern Shore. and upon the find
ings of the Commission will be de-
termineG the class of rates to APP
ply to all of the Eastern Shore
counties
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30
DAILY SERVICE RESUMED.
The Eastern Shore Development
Steamship Co. Resumes Daily
Passenger, Freight and
Express Service.

The Eastern Shore Development
Steamship Co., which began the OPP
Grafton of daily service from Cam
bridge to Annapolis, Baltimore and
Washington several months ago,us-
ing thereon the fine steamer Texas,
has again resumed their freight and
express service in this connection,
and guarantee their rates to be as
low as those of any other company.
The Company receives freight in
Baltimore at Camden Station, and
has requested all merchants inter-
ested In the establishment of COM
petition in the freighting business
to request their merchants In Balti-
more to ship by them.
The Company is also operating a
local boat between Tilghman's Is
land, Oxford and Secretary, and adj
vises the public that this service will
afford a splendid opportunity for
the establishment of closer bust
ness relations between Cambridge
and these places.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30
State Gets Normal site.

Deeds were placed on record
Tuesday of this week at Towson, fol
the transfer of the properties on
the York road, near TowsoI,. ac-
quired for the new State Normal
School. These included 16 acres
from A. L. Bosley and others, trus-
tees; 2 acres from the trustees OF
the Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hos
pital, 5 acres from A. P. Nonemak-
er, "a acres from R. P. Allen. and
IS acres from J. ]. Nelligan.
Four of the properties were
decided to Mr.. Michigan, and Mr..
and Mrs. Michigan decided the en-
tire property over to the State of
Maryland. The consideration was
$S3,735.
The site at Towson was selected
after a special commission had
visited many properties near the
City. 1t is just to the south of
Towson proper and is opposite the
home of Chief Judge N. Charles
Burke, and Aigburth Park.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30
Just Received
for
January Sale

We have just received special for our January Sale
the greatest values that have ever had to offer the
ladies Of Cambridge and Dorchester county. The Big
has enviabe reputation for having the
Newest Goods at right prces and we assure you that
you will be more than pleased with what now have to
show YOU.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30
Special Tax Notice.

Take notice, that all bills for
State and county taxes. for levy OF
1911, that are not paid by FEBRU-
AIRY Is, 1913, will Immediately
proceed to collect by law. REMEM-
Der THE DATE.
For the convenience of the pub
lie, I will be in my office every Sat
urday night, from z to 9 O'Clock.
Adv, G. Edw. LeCompte.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30
In MemoPIam.

In sad, but loving, remembrance
Of my dear wife, Edith C.. Bennett
who departed this life one year ago
Jan. 80, 1912. Loved in life; In
death, remembered.
A loving one from us has gone.
A voice we loved is still,
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
Husband and two Children.
Clarence Bennett.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30
ANNUAL MEETING
For Election Of Officers Of Dorches
ter County Game and Fish
Protective Association.

The annual meeting Of the Dor
chester County Game and Fish Pro
tective Association will be held on
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 4, at 2.30
o'clock. in the Band room, over Miss
Ella Moler's store, for the election
Of officers for the year 1913, and
the transaction of other business
Farmers are requested to attend
this meeting. as 1t Is to their inter
est to hear what the Association Ii
doing. Everybody welcome.
BY order Of
Adv. Executive Committee.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30

date of the funny Dutchman and the lady in a
merry singing and comedy act
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-30

For bargains in cut glass and
china, go to Herbert Hearn's hard
ware. Read adv. in another column.
ADV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-26
IDENTIFIED COIN WATCHERS
SAID TO BE SWINDLERS
Virginian Says Two Men Held in
Pittsburgh Tried to Get
His $4,000 Here.

Photographs Of Alfred Miller, alias Al
fred Levine, and Edward Johnson, under
arrest in Pittsburgh on ii charge of hav-
ing aimfiammed persons in this city, have
been identified, according to the police. 10y
Thaddeus X. Campbell of Bowling Green
Va as the two men who attempted TO re-
lieve him of 5000.
The photographs of the two men were
received here by the local police from
Pittsburgh They were sent to Mr.. Camp
bell, who, the police say, positively ldentl-
fled them as pictures OF the men VINO en-
gagged him i'll penny-matchlnS game
and endeavored to obtain $1,000 from nm
When Mr.. Campbell was in Washing
ton he met a stranger on the street and
was enjoying the sights with him when
another ''sightseer' was met. They en-
gagged in "A penny-matchlng game ano
Mr.. Campbell won" 5000 from the men
but he did not get the money. lie was
told that he would have to prove that ne
could have paid 5000 if he had lost lie
accordingly said he would have To go IL
his bank in Virginia TO get the money
and establish his proof. He returned to
Washington the next day. An officer OF
the bank. however, accompanied hin
here They We're met at the Union sta
ton by one of the penny
who upon Tearing that Mr.. Campbell was
accompanied by a bank official. hastily
departed.
Early last week when Edwin Daubney
John NJ. Geehan and Henry Wood were
arrested as alleged members of the gang
of flmtiammers. Miller. alias Levine, ane
Johnson are said to have left the city
They We're traced to Baltimore ano
thence to Pittsburgh. where they were
arrested.
They are TO have a hearing before 2
United States commissioner October y
paubnev. Geehan and Wood are in the
District Jail awaiting the action OF tho
grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-26
Pointed Paragraphs.

An exhibition OF temper is a Tree snow
You have a right to your opinion. So
have others.
Many a man gets to be conceited by
thinking he isn't.
The only way to have a good time Is
to go ahead and have 1t.
A pretty girl can get lot of entertain
ment out of her mirror.
And most men are stockholders in the
Good Intentions Paving Company.
A poor imitation of wickedness is usu-
ally better than the real thing.
Even when the unexpected happens. the
Il told ou-so" man is always on the job.
AS matter of fact most women
wouldn't want their own way IL they
could have II.
Some women wouldn't object to the
simple life if they could live 1t in a ten
thousand-dollar bungalow.
Every girl wants to marry rich. Girls
don't believe IN love as much as men sup
pose they do.
Can YOU still remember the old-fash-
toned woman who used to suggest mus
tard poultice for whatever allied you?
Once in a while man waits until his
wife begins TO get crows feet around her
ewes before discovering that he didn' [
marry his affinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-26
General Mention.

The body of Mrs. Margaret Orrison.
who died several days ago at the home
of her daughter, Mrs Ethelbert Tats-
paugh. was shipped today 10 Leesburg,
Va, where burial will be made.
Cases disposed OF today III the police
court are as follows: Edward Talbot.
destroying private property, forfeited s.
collateral: Siias Lee. colorcd, keeping an
unlicensed dog. fined 81; Clora Price. col
orcd drunk and disorderly, forfeited So
Robert Wallace. drunk. acquitted
The Cardinal foot ball club VIII hold a
meeting tonight ut the residence of :. \.
Rrecn. when an organization viii be e.
fccted b. the election of officers. and
plans for the coming season will be
mapped out.
Mount Vernon Council. Daughters OF
America, viii hold Its regular meeting to-
night.
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge. No. ~, Odd
Fellows. entertained Tuesday even
ing ut the home Of Mrs John Slower fol-
lowing Il meeting OF that organization.
T. +. Wiiiamstn, mayor of orvlle Ohio.
aud his son. Glenn j.. Wil.amau and
wife al Bakersfield Cat. are the guests
- Nh aud Mrs. J -. Br"ekett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-26
TO LOOK AFTER CHINESE.
State Department Directs Panama
Charge to Protect Interests.

Secretary Bryan has directed the
charge of the American legation in Pan
anna City to look after the interests OF
Chinese in the republic of Panama, now
that the Chinese consul has been with
drawn in consequence of China's disaf-
lection over the treatment accorded her
nationals in the isthmian republic.
China appealed to the United States to
aid her in her protest against the exclu-
SION of Chinese from Panama. and
against what the far eastern republic
considered the unjust provisions in the
Panaman- Chinese registration act. The
State Department sought to have the
harsh measures ameEorated, but on
account OF the Chinese exclusion act en-
forced in this country was not in posi-
ton to make strong representations.
state Department officials have not
sought 10 renew the agreement with the
government of Panama whereby gaming
is prohibited in the terminal cities OF
Panama and Colon. The present agree
ment ends with the completion of the
Panama canal. 1t is reported that ar
rangements are being made in both OF
the cities to reopen gaming resorts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-26
CHANGES ANNOUNCED.
U. S. Public Health Service Officials
Assigned to New Stations.

Changes in duties and stations of com
missioned and other officers of the United
States public health service We're an
nounced today by Surgeon General Blue,
as follows:
Surgeon :. b. Grubbs, authorized to
proceed to Warren and Bristol. r. l..
when necessary. for the purpose of MAX
Ing quarantine inspections.
Surgeon L. L. Lumsden. detailed TO in
vestigate an outbreak of typhoid fever
at Martinsburg. w. Va, in cooperation
ing station. directed to proceed to CreWe,
Va. and advise with local authorities re-
garding prevention of typhoid fever.
Then directed to proceed to Durham, n
C.. to inquire into the prevalence or pei
lagra in that locality.
Surgeon William a. korn relieved from
duty in the Philippine Islands. and di-
rected TO proceed to HOnGkonS. CHINA,
and assume charge of service work ut
that port
Passed Assistant Surgeon Frank H. Nc
Keen. granted leave of absence of one
month, from September 30
Passed Assistant Surgeon Robert Ole-
sen, granted leave of absence from DC
tober L., for three months.
Assistant Surgeon c. L. Williams. re-
lieved from duty on revenue cutter Ia
homa and directed to proceed TO Port
Townsend, Wash, for temporary duty.
of Pharmacist Carlton. relieved from
duty at Mobile, Ala, and directed to pro-
ceed to Louisville. KY, for duty and as
slgnment TO quarters
Pharmacist Charles Slough. relieved
from duty at Louisville. Ky, and direct
ed to proceed to Ellis Island, y. Y, for
duty.
Pharmacist Frank l.. Gibson. leave or
absence for two months and twenty-slN
days. without pay, from September 10,
amended n leave
of absence, without pay, from September
IL. Relieved from duty at the leprosy
investigation station. Molokai, Hawall.
and. at expiration of leave Of absence, d
rected to proceed to Chicago, H., for
duty and assignment TO quarters.
Pharmacist Charles G. Carlton. relieved
from duty at Detroit, Mich, and directed
TO proceed to Mobile, Ala. for duty and
assignment to quarters.
Pharmacist G.. A. Morris, relieved from
duty at Chicago, H.. and directed TO pro-
coed to Detroit. Mich, for duty and as
signment to quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-26
Real Estate Transfers.

CGT'NTY-Jahez Lee II ~. to James I.
Jones lot :, square 5225. East Dean
wood. lot Is. square j213. East
Deanwood. lot i. block : Marshall
lot %. square 5221 East peanwood 7.
Iot 80. square 5l57 East Deanwood ].
$500.
FOURTEENTH AND - STREETS
SoCTHEAST-Charles j. Walker ct
uX. to Harry and Morris shapiro,
lot II. square 1861; $40.
FETWORTH- Lillian {. I. Loneshaw
10 Anna j Paine, part lot 100 square
II Est BLooMINGDALE - Joel T.
curry II ny. to Mary + Gillian. lot
l. block =: Slo.
tTWORTH-Charles 7 Wire Ct al.
10 Herbert y. and Bertha II. coll
bins lot lot. square u $40
CtNFRAL Edwin K. Mar
den Il ny. TO William Wood lot q.
square %63S: 500
sRiGuTWOOD PARK Aaron =. Towns
cnd Il ux 10 Maryland Realty Syudi-
ate, lots Ill and liz, square 29J' +;
So %in6 \ STREET NORTHWEST
Frank T. Rawlings Il al. trustees. 70
Lewis Hopfenmaier. part lots ) and IL,
square l@os; s7,Jno.
MOUNT PLEASANT George ]. Easter
Gay 1t al. TO George y. Worthngton,
,r lot -. block ;; 81"
%1 81; X STREET SOCTItWE ST-NdrS
q. Mccarthy II al. 10 Catherine MCt.
Frye, cast half lot :. square TO, $40.
81 i76 i STREET SoTTtiW EST Cath
crime Nee Frye 4 al 10 Mary =.
Mccarthy, part original lot II, square
80, $40
nos 81 AND 6i6 TENTH STREET
NDPTHEAS r- Marcus X King - u<
% William :. Morrison. lots ~ and -.
square 30. $lo.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Bertha l.. Schaper 10 Eliza
beth : Saum lot ~. block =: $40
SAELtS Elizabeth ;. Salin t.
Bertha l.. Schaper, lot J. square 2so9,
CHICHESTER Harry shannon = Ill
10 Moses a. AMI clara .. Cook, lot :.
square $50 Slu.
IIOIMEAp MANOR Miles NJ Susrue II
ux to Thomas j. AMI John |. Lane,
lot 1,D. block 10: Sio.
NtOI-<T pIEASANT-Cedoni s. Reiss
"a vir. William T.. To Mary Shap-
brio. lot ISL. Sl0.
SOI-TH CAPITOL STREET SOUTH
EAST between y and . streets-A
Wendal Davis to James : Fraser
lots lis To i23. square Io2, 81. James
) Fraser Ell TX. to j. !. AtChison, !o
lis. square 702; 81.
FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHWEST be
tween 13th and 14th strtets-John 6
Duke ct uX. to Joseph Richards, fol
-. square as6s Columbia Heights>
GRANBY-Henry a. Vieth - ux - FL
bert NJ. and Emily IL Brown. lot =
ADDITION 10 COMPRESS. fIEfGllTS-
Dathon w. Lohr 20 Wilton u. We>;
lots -. -. s.. square Ga,s.
NECTiCUT ANE\EI TERRACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-26
REPUBLICANS IN TO WIN
IN FIRST w. VA. DISTRICT
Hope TO Duplicate the Victory
Achieved in Maine at
Recent Election.

Following the example set in the third
Maine district, where John Peters. a re-
publican. recently won a decisive election
oyer his democratic rival for Congress.
members Of the republican congressional
cpmHittec today talked over plans for
entering the first West Virginia district
with a campaign based almost entirely
upon the effects Of the Underwood tariff
Julian 9. Hearne. republican candidate
for Congress In that district. which now
has no representative in Congress. owing
% the appointment OF former Representa-
tive Davis 10 tie Office OF solicitor gen
eral. was in conference today with Chair
man Woods OF the congressional commit
tee. Representative Kahn of California,
Secretary Eversmau OF the committee
and others.
Mr.. Hearne expressed the belief today
that he would win over hts democratic
opponent. Medley. and the progressive
uonlinet, GeurSe a. 1.aughlin. The latter
received encouragement FOR his Campo; ign
j IS sid. 81 = tviD rom Europe on tie
.iiae Sh,p Witu George ". pt rkins the
bun ploost eH..ti:il uitrEtr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-26
BEGIN GRADUATE COURSES.
Naval Officers Enter Upon Studies at
Columbia University.

NEW YORK, September 2t;.-E,ighteen
naval officers who We're graduated from
tile nited States Naval Academy at An
napolls began graduate courses today in
the engineering school Of Columbia I'n-
versity. They are taking the studies by
recommendation of a committee of in
structors of the Naval Academy
Each one of the eighteen has had at least
five years experience in the service and has
been recalled from active duty for the spe-
cial course because of initial aptitude which
his previous work has brought out Nine
of the eighteen will take straight courses
in mechanical engineering. Others will
have work in electrical engineering, and
yet others will take special courses in
wireless telegraphy. \ high power wire
less plant Will he erected on the Column
pia grounds -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-26

H. ID. Gordon II al. trustees, TO Ful-
ton II. Gordon. lot j.. square LIS;
Ss2iGI
CHEVY cHASE-Fu!ton l.. Gordon II
uS TO Lucy Y. Powell. lots 26 -. -,
square 202:,. SJ.GIl.S
DOBBINS' ADDITION. Edward Fow
ler. executor and trustee. 10 Aaron
Lohr and Alan II. e.. Benner. lot is,
square 10: 81 40
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-George &. Pun
phrey ct al TO Frank J. and Marie G.
Stockman, lot rs, block % SO.
CHEVY CHASE-H. ID. Gordon, trustee.
To Fulton X. Gordon. lot SO, square
1850. s1,619
ADDITION TO CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Wilton NJ. West II ux. TO Guy Z.
Linkins, lot Al. block 4: SO
BROOkLAND-S IL. Edmonds ct
ux. to McLachlen Banking Corpora
ton. lot IA. block 81: $40.
No 436 VI STREET NORTHW EST
John l. Warren ct ux. TO Mary II.
Warner. original lot -, square SIT.
$40
FOURTEENTH STREET NORTH
WEST between + and g streets
Thomas Hyde et uN. to Harry G..
Laycock. lot 70 square 209: SO.
CHEVY CHASE HEIGHTS - Chevy
Chase Land Company 10 May Kehoc
Ray. part lots 81 and So, square
l15i: $lo