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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-07-03
CHAPTER SO7.

AN ACT to provide for the erection of
public school house in Canltol
Heights, Prince Georges County
Maryland.
Section l Be it enacted by the Cen.
erai Assembly of Maryland, That the
school Board of Prince Georges Conn.
ty Is hereby authorized and directed to
purchase lot or lots and erect and fur-
nish in the town of CapitoJ Haiobts
Eighteenth District, Prince GeoToe's
County, Maryland, a public school
building to be used for public scbooI
purposes for the pupils from Canitol
Heights and its vicinity. free from an1
charges for instruction therein who,
soever.
Section 2. And be it enacted That
for the purpose of paying for said lot
or lots and for The erection ami fnrnisbN
ing OF said public school building ,he
School Commissioners for Prince
georges County, are hereby authorized
and directed to borrow on The endoree.
ment of the County Commissioners If
IIince 9eorge's County, who are hereby
directed to endorse such bonds on ny
: faith and credit of said Comfy -.
amount not exceeding the sum of fwen-
"oii'ie anu 10 issue coupon
Donos therefor in sums of not less IN. n
one hundred dollars (StOOl and not
more IMAM one thousand Isl .OOO dollars
each, to be signed by the President NJ
saiu BOARD or School Commissioners,
ana counterslgned by the County SUP,
!1'1nuent OF SCHOOLS with the seal VI
saiu ooard attached, and to be register
Gu 0y the SAID County Superlnlend dent
VI SCHOOLS or Prince Georges County
IL separate book kept for thai purpose,
anu sald Nonds shall bear interest al
the rate OF five per cent, per ann1m,
papaoie semi annually on the first day
" NAY ana the first day of Novem Der
o'cn year until said bonds shall be paid.
anu sald bonds shall be forever exempt
from from all taxation for any purpose, an d
enaIi nave printed on them: "Referent g
thereof"
r, SECTION 3. And be it enacted,
nnat the County Commissioners for
luce georges County, are hereby
autnorlzed and directed to levy each
ana every year, as separate fund. a
solnclent amount of money to meet the
.u'eiest ana TO create sinking fund
20 pay the principal Of said bonds AS
~J NeNi Y uAIlI the last or said bonds
issued under this Act shall have been
paid and cancelled. --
SEC. a.. And be it enacted, That the
first bonds issued under this Act shall
De dated the first day of May, 1914; and
De payable, as to principal, in thirty
years from the date of their issue; and
saia PONDS shall be advertised for sale
in two daily newspapers published in
the City of Baltimore, to be selected by
the ochool Board, and sold to the high
EST BIDDER for cash and for not less
tnan their face valUe by the School
commissioners of Prince Georges
County.
SEC 3. And be it enacted, That the
County School Commissioners of Prince
Georges County shall annually deposit
IN some savings Institution in that State
OF Mary land, on interest, sufficient
amount OF money to create Il sinking
lund for the redemption Of said bonds
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at their maturity, and are hereby author
lied and empowered to purchase from
the proceeds of said sinking fund any
of the said bonds as may be offered for
sale; and upon the purchase of any
such bonds or the redemption of same
at maturity, the County School Com
missioners shall have said bond or
bonds Immediately cancelled by stamp
ing across their face the word Can
celled," and no portion of said sinking
fund so set apart shall ever be diverted
TO any other purpose than to the
liquidation of said bonds and should
the said Superintendent or the County
School Commissioners or any other
person having charge of said sinking
fund, suffer or permit the same or any
part thereof to be diverted from or
applied to any other purpose than the
Investment thereof for the purchase OF
SAID bonds, and the purchase and re-
demption of the same, then the person
or party so offending shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction thereof shall be subjected to
a fine of not less than twice the amount
so misapplied or diverted.
SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That the
County Superintendent of Schools shall
keep a separate account of the money
applied each year to the payment of in
terest on said bonds, as well as the
amount of money deposited each year
to the creation and supporter the sink
ing fund to meet the principal OF said
bonds at maturity
SECTION 7. And be it enacted,
That the money arising from the sale
of said bonds as provided in said Sec
tion 4 of this ACT shall be paid to the
Superinten1ent of Schools OF Prince
GEORGES County, and Il a. it may be
applied to The purpose set forth In this
A CTS. the funds so real zsd shall be
maid by the said County Superini endent
of Schot Is 10 the contrs cor or nfraC
tors or architect employ ed by the said
School Board in accordance with the
terms of their said ,ntrac', upon the
order Of said School Board, such sum
or sums of money as such contractor OF
contractors are entl III to II the pc: :
formaLce If their contrac'e, and ut
shall nav the cost of pans anu speclh-
GATORS of the work proposed TO oe
done. the salary If the supervisor
arcbit ct and such other expenses as
may be incurred.
SEC 8. And be it enac:e', That this
Act sha tax. eff.c. from the date oil
its passag".
Approved April 10. 1911.
=. L. GOLDSBOROuGH,
Governor.
JESSE D. PRICE.
President Of the Senate
JAMES McC. Triple, q
Spe, k ;r of :he House Of Delegates.
Office of the S C, etary of the Senate:
l Hereby Certify, That the aforegoine
is true copy of an Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland, passed at the
January Sc s on, 1914.
JOHN R. SULLIVAN,
Secretary of The Senate.
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ORDER OF RAr1r1oAr1oN
ALAN BOWIE, Attorney Named in
the Mortgage.
VS..
THOMAS GALLOWAY and JOSE
PINE GALLOWAY, His Wife.
In the Circuit Court for Prince
Georges County
No, 4415 Equity

No. 4415 Equity
ORDERED this 18th day of June,
" 1914. by the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges County, Maryland, sit
ting as Court of EQUITY. that the sale
of the property mentioned in these pro-
ceedings made and reported by Alan
Bowie, Attorney named in said mort
gage to sell, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 18th day of July, 1914.
provided copy of this order be insert
ed in some weekly newspaper publish
ed in Prince Georges County, Mary
land. once in each of three successive
weeks before the Is h d.y ofJuly, 1914.
The report states the amount of sale
to be $4,000.
SUMMERFIELD D. HALL,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Prince
Georges County, Md.
True Copy Test
SUM MERIEFLD D. HALL, Clerk
June19.
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SATURDAY, JULY II, 1914

AT 4:3O O'CLOCK P. NJ,
all that tract of land described in said
mortgage by metes and bounds, cours-
es and distances, as containing
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ORDER OF RAr1F1cAr1oN
In the Matter of the Estate of Charles
w. Hall, Lunatic.
In the Circuit Court for Prince
Georges County in Equity.

No. $500 Equity.
nRDERED this 18th day of June,
" 1914, that the Auditors Report
and Account A filed in this cause be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary be shown on or before the
9th day of July. 1914. provided copy
of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Prince Georges
County once in each of two successive
weeks before the said 9th day of July,
1914.
S. D. HALL, Clerk Circuit
Court for Prince Georges County.
True Copy-Test:
Jun26 S. D. HALL, Clerk
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-07-03
NOTICE

TNHE FOLLOWING named persons
i having applied for license to sell
spirituous and fermented liquors in
Prince Georges County, Maryland, no
tice is hereby given that the respective
applications will be acted upon at a
meeting of the Board of Liquor License
Commissioners of Prince Georges coun-
ty, Maryland on
The following applications will be
acted upon on TUESDAY, JULY 7th:
E. Ward, Riverview, 5th District
Henry A. Haker, the Pines, l4th Dis
trict.
Emil Becker, Manager, Lord Balti-
more Country Club, Riverdale, 18th
District.
By order of the Board:
J. CHEW SHERIFF,
President.
BLADEN ia KSON,
WILLIAM DUVALL,
Liquor License Commissioners
for Prince Georges County, Nd.
CLAUDE G. MCKEE. Clerk. Apr3td
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-07-03
A Perfect Cathartic.

n 0IItVt OdIIdIIIO
There is sure and wholesome action
in every dose of Foley Cathartic Tab
lets. They cleanse with never grippe
or pain Chronic cases of constipation
find them invaluable. Stout people are
relieved of that bloated, congested
feeling, so uncomfortable especially in
hot weather. They keep your liver
busy. For sale by all dealers. Adv.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-07-03
Western Maryland College
WESTMINSTER, MD.
T.. Fl. LEWIS. D.. LIZ D., President

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Laboratories, Library, Gymnasium, Power and Heat
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CURRICULUM up to date. Classical, Scientific His
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL for those not ready for
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Send for Catalogue and Book of Vieovs
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DY VIRTUE of the power Contained
ID in mortgage, which is first lien
on the property hereafter d scribed,
frors the Castalia Corporation, dated
the 10Th day of December, 1913 and re.
corded among the Land Rec ,rds of
said County, in Libcr No 50. rolio IA,
the undersigned. the Attorney nam"
in said Mortgage, will offer at pub &c
sale, ear of all encumhrances, in front
If the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Sta
ton, Al Berwyn, in said odnty, ON
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v ALUABLE l. ROPERTY
FoR SALE

DEFAULT having occurred in paw
- ments, by virtue of the p wer con-
tanned in the mortgage executed by
Barbara Vol Heine and Alfred Heiue
recorded in volume 81, p. 321 Land Re-
cords, Prince Georges County. Md
the undersigned will sell at public sale
on the mortgaged premises at II Il. m.
on
SATURDAY JULY Is, 1914,
at Hillmead in said county the prop
erty described in said mortgage con
sisting of
3 ACRES OF LAND
with all improvements thereon, includ-
ing a two-room cottage and outbuild
ings.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-tenth of sale price in cash at
time of sale, balance in equal install
ments; deferred payments to bear in
terest at per cent per year and to be
secured to the satisfaction of the I'M
derslgned.
s. B. SHEIBLEY,
Agent named in Mortgage
Glenn dale, Md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
KID LANGWORTHY
TO BACK ALEXANDER
FoHMEa eUoilisr OF sgIIAIRE
ALIGNED AGAINST FORMER
MATE.
Brought Jack ceyne 20 This City ard
viii New Back Nan Against
rim-Fsns interested.

The main bout AZ the next show to
be staged at the bridgeport Athletic
club will recall 10 the minds OF local
hSht followers Jack Comes nrst ap-
brought here from Orange. y. J.. fol
lowing the loss OF a battle In New
FORK several nights before. He was
taken In training b. Jack LAngvorthy
OF Bellaire. a former pugilist. and for
mer title holder in the featherxeight
class An Panama. which title he held
Tor Tour years he LEAVING that place
Coyne to Bellaire and at once began
10 groom him for the contests 20 be
STAGED In this vicinity. but Coyne lat
or left him. n went under the wing
OF Earl Foust. the Boy Manager" OF
Bellaire.
Local followers of the game ex-
pressed surprise at the step taken
oy the young boxer. as his appear
snce was pleasing to many and IL was
bought that he would quickly devel-
op into a conner under the tutelace
OF Langworthy. a former man OF the
tame. Several bouts had been ar
ranged. Il Is said. by Langworthy. for
coyne. In several Ohio cities. and ar
rangenents were on for several 9TH
ers. but when Coyne changed manag-
ers. these bouts were cancelled.
At the show next Thursday. Lang.
worthy will be found backing Young
alexander of Charleston. who claims
me championship OF West Virginia In
ms class and who has made an envi.
able record in o Cincinnati and In
annapolis. Mr.. Langworthy also has
several other promising Youngsters in
view. who will De brought forward in
the a future.
Local fans believe that the back
ing That Will be afforded to Young
Alexander by Langworthy will prove
a doom TO the Charleston lad. as
Coyne's former h. familiar
with the style OF fighting of his for.
mer protege n will be able TO give
valuable Information along this line
10 the West Virginian. As a result.
the odds. so far. are apparently favor
lhs Alexander. although a change
may come before the bout is staged
thst VIII cause the sentiment 10
change.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
WANT CHAMBERS
Msrchsll College Alumni Insist That
S0aoh Snambers Remain AS
Head Of College Athletics.

special Dtsratch 20 the intelligence
Hu NT1NGTON. W. Va. March a.
Excitement and interest Is awakened
mere as the result OF the first gun
hred IN q movement which promises
70 extend throughout the state in its
endeavor 60 retain Coach Chamber
at the head OF athletics at Marshall
College. The Alumni committee con
slsting OF Messrs. Geo. l.. Morrow.
"; Fred Baily. 10. and n. w. Yates.
IL. nave left not n stone unturned
In their efforts TO attract the SYM
PATTY and interest OF the town and
the alumni in the best interest for
Marshall College.
ON his departure for the south TO
confer with the University OF Ala
Dama in regard to taking the position
Of Athletic Director. Coaching Cham
beers was given an arOusing send on.
ON his return the alumni committee
met him with a proposition that was
convincing In every way that the
alumni Of the state as well as the
city wanted him 20 stay az the local
institution and that they are backed
by the total membership Of the Alum
nj Association OF Marshall College.
Coach Chambers has agreed TO
withhold his decision for n week or
50 that the proposition may BE- taken
before the whole association az 90
meeting IN the near future. IN the
meantime plans have been formed
that promise 10 meet with success
The whole alumni. covering every
county in the state. will De- called
upon 10 do their part NJ tho great
undertaking in fact the situation
when sized M resolves Itself into tho
slogan "kccp ChsmbcIs" and tho
men behind the guns ar" E-ucceedins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
GRAFTON

GiiNfTON W. Va. March The
'irt primary election under the lew
con mission form Of government for this
.ltN was held here YESTERDAY and a
itir vote wac polled. about so per cent
% the voting strength or the CITY he
ing out The law provides Tor the phi
mary selecting the two mon receiving
lh' bighesf number Or votes for mayor
dhn the fuur men receiving the high
est votes Tor commissioner. being the
~n'tuin'es Tor hat oniCe. At the t-rr-
lHr election March a. the two candidates
i"f MAYOR and four candidates for cum
missioner viii De voted on. giving a
mayor aud two commissioner To- re-
placc The present guuucilmautc form Of
government.
There was o. bis Geld of ruuuers five
I'' heiuE uHt Tor muyor 90 ~ men
TOT tuWfmt. FIuucrt The election ,..us
on without u hitch HrU the @enthueI4ets
I"i ihis new Kind OF municipal govern.
nl,.i were entirely fttirhcd with the zoe
-llta ~ 20 NHtkius the present
mayor. Sos hlLn uII.. with D. g. ora.
Iil Hf POT. uUsII The candidate
lof "nrI-rIuuHr ere IharIsa rHHI4,..
D " It EsIfust. n. CLARK aud James
l.n"2an IHis r|sfH a law or arI t
f1llfDld 'I'rh fuU Wa uT t retired nH--
N' WHu H contractor. H plumber aud
q retired railroad mHu for DlumfeaiHu.
cr"
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Searching Internal Blood Bath Insurss
Proper Elimination Of Causes Of
Most ILL Health

dis-A- are atiarsed aud made tnncc,cu
By the bcd-s ability 10 tsk- care a a..
s-if rhen In = perfectly h~sithv ee.dN
tiun. But as II Is rare thst snycn~ 4, 10
tbs state 81 IDEAL he-ith. al s,rts %
diseases affsCk IN. blood Thus the AZ
ten must have help and = = s hss e-~a
found 20 give this h~ir. Whether the
impurities take the form - rheumatis-.
Utarrh. maisrla. coma or other -ttsr.
nal msuif~station. ~ ei~od poverty.
s = : seen. 60 provide the peculiar
assistance rrouircd hy the emusctort-- -
overcome the destructive Influence o. 70
tslnrd body wrstes.
frcu he fact that : = . 4, rureiv
. botanical preparation. ~ ~ accepted hy
tho weakest stomach sud has greet tonic
Influence IN all the digestive organs. 10
T. certainly a wonderful blood m~dirin..
aud L. prepared direct fvom native nate
riais gathered bv the experts 81 the IN
nous swift Laboratory Not one drop sf
minerals or Fr.rs 10 used In Ia. prenars-
ton. AFk & \. y. and insist upos
having g. ~ you desire skiifui I'D
vice AID COURT upon any matter eonorn-
ing the blood and tkin write 90 the Medi.
ca Department. The Sxtft Specific Co.
4"2 swift Bide. Atlanta. Ga. To not a.
low some z~rloas clerk TO larrup the a.
mosphsre In ~sloqasnce over something
Just a. good rs =. y f. Beware %
all subsututra-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
GOOD BOXING, SHOW
II Promised for Next Thursday at the
bridgeport Athletic Ciub-Good
Bouts Arranged.

The bridgeport Athletic Club will
hold It's next show Thursday. March IL.
and viii have for the headline event
Jack coyne. OF Orange. y. J.. and
foung Alexander. 81 Charleston. W.
Va. light weight champion OF West Nir-
ginia. The Charleston boy has never
been seen In action In his section. but
Is considered one OF the best BOYS i'm
the game around Cincinnati and India
napolis. whore he has done most OF his
WORK. lie holds the only knockout scored
over tho Cuban Wonder. who is one OF
the. toughest boys In the ring.
coyne has been seen but once in n
local ring. but has made quite an inn
preston among the fans here. These
put up a pretty bout for ten rounds.
The semi-flnRl will see barney Nc
Guirc. OF Johnstowu. Pa. and Eddi.
Nimler. OF f~airhavcn. These bows travel
~ n Iast pace and are sure to make n
ny. Nimlcr has been seen in action in
tnls city. having boxed Walter stewart
az the opening show o. the u. \. G.
rs an Ode attraction NlVic Miller.
OF lsoratn. End bantam weight cbampton
OF ohio. will face Eddie Carver. OF Phil
sdeiphta, considered one OF the fastest
lis pound boys In the east. and will go
eight rounds. 50
The six round bout will be betvyce,
Ieddy Murphy OF Pittsburgh, who is AT
present making his home In this citv
ana Bert. Page. OF w%eilsburg These
bows viii box NJ $50 pounds. and sbi,uId
put up a classy bout ~
Ihere viii be two -four round bouts
one between Young Joe Basistn. or tbis
city. and Joe Nelson. Of M~oundsviiic
winch promises . be exciting. and tho
other between two locsl bows vet 10 be-
selected. W W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
1000 PERSONS
HAVE TYPHOID

81. JOHNS. Quebec. March -
me seriousness OF the epidemic OF
mild typhoid in st. Johns and Iber.
vile and S%abrevois county generally
was realized today when ~ became
known that at least 1900 persons out
OF a total population OF 1000 are suf.
iering from the disease. MANY of he
members OF the Royal Canadian dra.
goons have contracted IL and the mi.
Ilta department has ordered an in.
V~esugation.
IN the early stages the disease is
difficult to diagnose and often nil.
Iahen FOR grip. Already several
ueaths have occurred. The epidemic
mas gained foothold until il is diff.
cult 10 secure Isolation. Medical men
believe that the water and min. sun.
plies are the mediums OF contagion.
FACTORIES are working s~hort-handed
ana business Is greatly handicapped
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wherever ne. gather tore'hsr IN city
club or country store there 10 certain 20
b. son~on- vhe knows ~hs; vas sccon-
piished By :. = : 10 IL usually some
stubborn case OF an lndolsnt blood srup-
ton. OF some skin arlctoa that lonE do
frd al other tr-stmrut The cold ear.
trained 10 a special school IL indifferent
TO he enthusiEsm II the so-csiled lay
q BIZ; the actusi erperisace. the CD
yious prosf. the iirinf witness Is - last
a mssssEe % hop~ 10 snyons that ~ sini-
isriy s.icf-d. And. after al. to purify
ihe blood g. not 80 m1ch n question %
probability as a. a. one o. good judgment
and prrsistercy Ia fhe selection ani use
80 an appropriate. remedy. The fact tAst
= =. = is q vegetable preparation with
pronounced cstsiytic eject means volumes
TO tho- who actually require q bsood
purner. In . oerdifion Of perfect health
The system takes esrc % ftsrir
Thk means that Impurities absorbed By
the skin are checked aud made harmless
BY s~cretions srlscted by nature 20 rcn-
der this peculiar service. IL alec means
that the digestive system will soon adjust
Itself TO Temporary arrangement by the
Innate power o, elim.nation.
And 10 also mans ;hst those atno~-
pherir Impurities which are hr-sthed into
irC respiratory system TO nni lodgment
In the ussTrs and Get W 4 eoadltlvL o.
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RIOTING
Continued from FIRST rage.)

preliminary hearing. When Tame.
baum was told by the detectives that
he and his followers were at liberty
TO enter the church but would have
10 take tho consequences. he replied
that be cared nothing about any re-
suit. That the police would take
action against the demonstrants be
came known earlier In the day. ~
- understood that the course taken
was the result OF a conference be
tween Mayor Mitchell and Police
Commissioners Mckay. which was
held this afternoon.
The unemployed gathered in Rut-
gers square shortly after dark. as mas
been their custom and were ad-
dressed by Tannenbaum. II was
then understood that n visit would
De- paid to the Judson Memorial
church on Washington square. ON
the way this plan was abandoned
but the police detail following the
crowd learned OF the change.
Violent Speeches.
The Rutgers square meeting was a
gathering of more than 1000 per.
sons who listened TO speeches which
the police charged ridiculed churches
which had sheltered the unemployed
on previous nights. and urged tina,
drastic methods be adopted TO get
what h speakers claimed were The
ilRhts OF tne needy BY order OF Pc.
lice COMMISSIONS Mckay IN.
speeches were taken down steno.
graphically. including. IL was said. a
plea by ~Tannenbaum for adoption OF
the tactics of the French revolu.
uonists. At the conclusion of thu
speaking Tsnnenbaum. holding up his
hand for silence. said:
Now we are going for q walk. I
wlsh 10 war; you men not to do a
ming b a may lead to your arrest.
within a comparatively short time
atterward 1870 men and one woman OF
the party that had started on the
march were i'm custody and shortly
after II o'clock the entire compan,.
had been gathered In the domestic
relations court for a hearing. Tan
ncnbaum. their leader. was charged
with melting TO riot and held in
$4,000 bail for n hearing tomorrow.
The arraignment OF the other pris.
oners the was proceeded with az
rapidly as the clerks could make out
u proper papers.