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Evening journal., 1915-10-06
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departure trorsys from Wilmington
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AuCTlON SALE


A UCTION SALE-ENTIRE CONTENTS
"A or A LARGE HOME on CONCORD
AVE- CONSISTING OF HIGH GRADE
CARPETS, RUGS, BEDDING,
DRApERIES, WILL BE SOLD AT Std
HAM SONS AUCTION STORE, NO. III
EAST FOURTH STREET FRIDAY OCIO-
BIER sTH, 1915. AT 1 O'CLOCK p. NJ
SHARP
Fine Mahogany Bedroom Suit Circassian
Walnut Bedroom Suit, trimmed In mahogany
Felt Mattresses. two very massive Brass
Beds with National Springs. bird s-tye g
Maple Dresser and Chihonier, Oak
Dresser and Chiaonier, large Mahog,
any Princess Dresser, Oak Wardrobe, HAL
Rack Blue Flame Oil Stove, Livingroom SUIT
in Mission: 5-piece mahogany frame Par
lor Suit, upholstered in silk verona, cost $40 /;
Couch TO match suit, Library Table lmrkisn
Rocker, Fircsidc Rockers and Chairs
bookcase and Books. Quartered Oak Dining
room Suit including Extension Table, Buffet
| six box seat Chairs, China Closet, set oil
saxon China Dishes, 100 pieces Glass
| BEDDING sheets, Pillow and Bolster
Cases. Bed sprcads Woolen Blankets, Dowr
| Comforts Table Cloths and Napkins Iowels
Lace Curtains. fancy Table Covers Picture'
from all over the house, etc. etc. Feather
bed. . n,-cs,
One Administer Rug. ox12. floral des .gi'
one Wilton. 9x12. oriental; one s.jNlo.'
Administer. oriental; three Brussels Rugs
ncrs. three summer Art Squares 9Nl
three Body Brussels Carpets. room sizes etc
! NOTiCE-rhis is ono Of the best lots o
goods we have had for sale this fall an'
snVone looking for good goods should atten'
! this sale. as eyerything viii be sold for tn
highest bid Goods delivered free in the city
Z Goods bought at this sale 10 he shipped q
! pennsgiovo viii be shipped tree 1oous cal
/ be seen on the morning Of sale.
STIDHAM son,
octi.6.7 Auciioneers.
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If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
OCTOBER 6.


The birth stone which should he
worn by the person born on this date
would he either an opal or a diamond.
a man OF this birth date will be sue
cessful in law. or as a commercial or
ganizer, a military commander or an
orator. Many famous actors have
been born on this date.
The intuition is keen and should he
followed i'm love and business affairs.
The memory is excellent and the
mind we'll balanced Libra is tho gov
ernmg sign and Jupiter the govern
ing planet.
Metal workers. machinists and car
penters will find the coming two
weeks we'll favored for Want Ad ad-
vertising
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II OUsE. Z ROOMS AND BATH. ONE
Apply d. & A. Phone. 666. scpt25-u.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS -- LARGE MANUFACTURER
y wants reliable men. women 20 sell guar
sntced Hosiery. Underwear, shirts. direct TO
homes Write for free samples. Madison
Wills. 5SS Broadway. New York.
scpts. 22.oct6, 2O.nov3, l7-dccl.i 10.
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MUSICAL.


A G. DENNIS. TEACHER OF VIOLIN.
n. No 1909 Spruce ST. scptlO-lm.
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Ikl ANTED - YOUNG WO-
w MAN OF NEAT AP-
PEARANCE TO DEMON
STRATE ELECTRIC AP-
PLIANCES. PLEASANT
WORK. GOOD PAY. CALL IN
PERSON AT ONCE. VIII. &
PHILA. TRACTION CO.. 60S
MARKET ST. NEW BUSI-
NESS DEPT. Oct5-it
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F. E. RUST. Mgr.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NJ oTICE-I. THOMAS A. Mc6RANARY.
~ the tenant and occupant Of the house
situated at No. log East Fifth street. In tho
ton. county Of New Castle and !
State Of Delaware. in compliance with
the requirements Of the Acts Of the
General Assembly. IN such case made and
provided do hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing TO the Court OF General =
Sessions Of the state OF Delaware. 10 and
for New Castle county on Monday, ths
first day Of November. A. D. 1915. beng
the next term OF said court for license for
said house as an inn or tavern for the sails
therein Of Intoxicating liquors in less guam
titles than one quart TO be drunk on the
premises and the following respectable citi
zens OF said ward. al least twelve Of whom
nre substantial freeholders Of said ward >
recommend the said application viz:
Francis i. McNulty, Albert !. Curran,
Ford dnand krauss Dennis O'Nen,
=. y. Murphy, Fred W. Cobb,
Hugh Duffy, George Hipp,
Peter Marx. Francis H. FarmAr.
A. i. McMullen. John r. McCullin,
Martin Farrell, less Traub,
A. Bachrach. August Fisher 4.
Joseph Thomas Sr Frank A. pinkerton,
W. II Harlovc William II. Hayes,
John r. McCulhn, Fred Fisher
Patrick y. Mcgary, John Bradley,
James Kane, Charles J. O Neil {.
Joseph vs. Kitchen. Joseph konitfer.
oct5-st THOMAS a. McGRANARf'
NJ orICE-I. ALBERT 7. McGovERS.
~ tho owner and occupant OF the house
known as 81. Georges Hotel situated AZ -;
teorces in School Districts Nos. % and
SO i-2 Red Lion hundred in the
county of New Castle and state of Delaware,
in compliance with tho requirements Of The
acts OF the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that I shall apply IN writing To the Court
uf General Sessions OF the state Of Delaware
liz and for New Castle county on Monday.
the first day OF November. A. ID. 1918, being
the next term Of said court, Tor license for
said house as an inn or tavern. for the sale
therein Of intoxicating liquors, in less
quantities than one quart. 10 he drunk on
the premises and the following respectable
citizens Of said school districts, at least six
Of whom are substantial freeholders Of said
school districts, recommend the said applies ,
ton. viz:
n r. sutton Alberis Ennis,
~ r. CLARK John T. Wolfe.
f,hu ~ Moore IT, r. williams,
,ihort \ sutton Wm g. Wolfe,
Cb.. II Jam. son Nathaniel g. Wolfe
a. NJ Riley -. g. Wolfe,
Wm H. Aspril w s. Vail,
/ Tobn Gam Clarence Iarnison,
n & Cannon Harry r. Moore
rd,vard Gam Clarence J. lamison,
ort6-3t ALBERT J. McGONERN
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II OK sALE-BABY COACH, EXCELLENT
condition Apply No. 9i3 Adams ST.
y. & A, Phone, 2s92-W octf'Jt
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try ANTFD-GOOD COLORED BOY WHO
W understands cleaning and scruhbing
ili Market street oct''-t
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SITUATIONS WANTED MAZE.


vAT ANTED-YOUNG MAN DESIRES 70
w siiion as clerk ON Saturday and sat
urdny evenings. Address W-f3.
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Evening journal., 1915-10-06

gH ANTED-ERRAND BOY FROM "a TO
w l6 years. Apply 9oi Madison street
oct5-2t
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THE EVENING JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER g. 1918
FOR SALE.


q. FISHER MAHOGANY UPRIGHT
~ Piano, cheap II sold at once. w.
Box 472, city. sept24-eod-im.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

~ ANTEp-BoY FOR OFFICE WORK.
" Address Mo- Evening Journal
)nce. octt-9t
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or, QUART - PURE CALIFORNIA
CUN Wines at Max keil's. No. BOO East
Fourth street. ml2lu'
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APARTMENTS.


II on RENr-FIRsT FLOOR APART
II mont four rooms. No. 223 West
Seventeenth st. sept-S'lm'
n on RENT-ToUR ROOM APARTMENT.
No. s26 Orange street. Apply no. s29
Orange street. oct4-ot'
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SITUATION wANrED-FEMALE

w cases also invalid cases No Coz
fs.t seventh 81 scpt27.12t
A IL MAKES or SEWING MACHINES
n repaired hy expert mechanic, 5Oc.
Miller Bros Ninth and King streets.
sopti5.cod I'm.
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RoR sALE-19i5 FORD RuNABoUT.
II very slightly used, in perfect conul.
uon owner leaving city. Also one nat iop
desk felt covered. Apply 1902 Lancaster
avenue oot'-o'
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FOR RENT

Desirable Offices, various sizes and reus-
enable prices.
s34 Market St.
22nd and Van Buren SITS. 10 r & p. $4,000
Once, 9oA Market St..............S $1,000
Ihirtieth and jefferson SITS. s r & b. $1,000
Thirteenth and Walnut SITS. store
and dwelling. rooms ..... .S2s.OO
300 W. Twelfth St. II R & H.. .S35. 90
House on Todd's Lane. Il & b $1,000
Todd's Lane. 10 \ 5000
rodd's Lane & $500
Mendinhall Ave. r & $1,000
Mendinhall Ave. K & B.......S17.OO 90
Apt, 1919 Van Buren ST.. & B.. 5000
1913 Clayton St. furnished. 10 r & B $500
House. Richardson Park. IL r 4 r s3O.nn
When you lend money ON real estate, he
sure the title is guaranteed
DELAWARE TRUST co.
| n. E. COR. NINTH AND MARKET SITS.
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings.
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~ NNrFD-BOY TO run ERRANDS.
~ Apply 300 West Eighth street
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MONEY TO LOAN.
HEATING AND ROOFING.

bNj h. WILLIAMS 10.
w 40. S2l orange 81. Roofing. spout.
mg and Heating. Metai and composition
roofug. Hot Air Heating and ventiating.
Repairing promptly done Phone. ian1G-tL
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rs HORSES AT KLAIR's
BAZAAR, SATURDAY

Is HORSES AT KLAIR' S
A46 BAZAAR, SATURDAY
OCTOBER 9
&tl As.A IS head from Philadei-
%lS ~ phia, 10 head from Jersey.
RO III some extra good. sound
AAsBNEaS horses. 20 head Of city
horses Of an kinds Lot of wagons and
harness of all kinds. More blankets and
robes than any two places in the city
blankets from 81 TO $40. Auto robes from
So TO s12 Anyone having horses TO sell,
bring them in and get the cash
WILLIAM II. KLAIR,
oct6.s. Wilmington, Del.
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PUBLIC SALE.

uBrIc sALE-BY VIRTUE OF Sec
ton 81. Chapter 40, Revised Statute oi
,ne state Of Delaware will be eNp9ssu p0".a,op ~
IL 1ot5 al . O'Clock =. NJ. at the farm
of Reuben sntterthwaite, in the village ot
stanton New Castle county and sta'e ,.,oi oi
roit one wear old. Terms Of sale, cash.
oct6-1 1Ot.
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eGAFTy eGAFESv
SANITARY WORKERS.


Na r. kEITER - SANITARY. uDON'
MI LESS EXCA WAITING.
ono. 5 ". Corner Fourth and West sts.
u. & A. Phone. 5ils. oct2t9t.
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BOARDERs WANTED.
UPmOLsTERING.
NOTICES.


/ WILL. NOr BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
1 any bills unless contracted for by my.
self HARRY 4. LONG oct5-3t
~ NOT1CE-wII.IAM j. FAULKNER. IN.
~ censcd junk dealer. and New Castle
avenue, is open at this address for YOUR
orders. Phone 5iS9-M ortl-Jt
II UNrERs BEWARE F-TREsPASSERs
IL with dogs or guns will he arrested
on sedgely Farm Charles g. Rupert
septgteod 23t.
L AN PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE TO MY
1 many friends that ] have connected my
self with Ephraim and tphraini, Nos, and
. West Fourth street, whore I viii be pleas.
ed TO see them.
octl-cod-1m JOSEPH CANNON
NJ oTICE-rO THE CREDITORS or AR.
~ lington Hotel Company. corporation
uf the state ol Delaware Pursuant TO an
order Of the Chancellor Of tho State Of Dcla.
ware. YOU are hereby notified 20 Gle your
claims against sad company on or before the
fourth day Of December. A. ID. 1918.
FRANK r. EWING.
Register In Chanccry
Wilmington, Delaware October 4, 1918.
octG-lt.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

O ROOM HOUSE, ALL CONVENIENCEs.
y No. 307 W. Twenty-ffth street. Phone,
651g-J sept296t.
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ARrIcLn XVI. THE REFERENDUM


Section %. The people reserve to
themselves power known as The Refer
endum, by petition to have submitted to
the registered voters Of the State, 70
approve or reject al the polls any Act
or part Of any Act OF the General As
! seEnbly. II approved by the Governor. or
K passed by tie General Assembly over
the veto Of the Governor
% The provisions Of this Article SHAH
be seif-executng; provided that addi
tional legislation in furtherance thereof
and not in conflict herewith may be en-
acted
Section Q No law enacted by the Gen.
efal Assembly shall take effect unfit the
lrst day Of June next after the session
al which Il may be passed unless IL
contain a Section declaring such law an
emergency law and necessary for the I'M
mediate preservation Of the public health
or safety and passed upon a yea and
nay vote supported By three-ffths Of al
the members elected TO each Of the two
Houses Of The General Assembly; pro
vided however, that said period OF sus-
pension may be extended as provided In
Section fbl hereof II before said first
day Of June there shall have been filed
with the Secretary of the State q plti-
tlon 70 refer to vote Of the people any
law or part Of a law capable OF refer
eudum, as IN this Article provided tie
same shall be referred by the Seer etarv
of State to such vote. and shall not b.
come a law or take effect until thirty
days after Its approval BY a majority Of
the electors voting thereon at the next
ensuing election held throughout the
State for Members of che House Of r. D.
reseutelives Of the United States. Al
emergency law shah remain in fore
notwithstanding such petition. but shall
stand repealed thirty days after haytnc
ueen rejected by q majority OF the quail.
tied electors voting thereon: psovid "a
however, that no measure creating OF
.ahoilshing any office. or CLEANSING the
salary. term or duty of any officer. OF
erdnting any franchise or special priv.
leec, or creating any vested right or III
ierest shall be enacted rs an enerrercy
law No law making amy approp.iatior
for maintaining the state Government
or for maintaining or aiding any publit
Institution. not exceeding the next pre-.
vous appropriation for the same our.
pose, shall be subject to rejection O,
re9fal under this section. The increass
IN any such appropriation for maintain
ting % aidiag any public institution saal
pniy take effect as In the case Of other
laws and such Increase or any mari
thereof specified In the petition. NAV b
ation,
Section ta) The referendum petition
against any Act or part Of an Act passed
by the General Assembly. shau be sun.
-ient e signed by ten thousand auallaec
Foters 81 the State Of Maryland. OF whom
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sMoKELEss FQMlER.
And One Reason Why Cur Gig Gum
Are nsdo So Lraa,

Are Made So Lr1g.
Only Is per teat IT ordinary gun.
powder IS conse lists ss when y.
explodes. Tho ftiHaanns 81 pr cent
is uurousumed ns.due. which we see
Ia the foini Of spoke. wan stuokeiess
powder il l. diGe.eat. or igill.ion Il l.
eonvested wholly ia,o eaa. A much
greatcr yola,Ac 81 aa5 b produced. aud
the expressive eject Is ptoportionatelJ
increaaed
When tle var with Spain broke DOT
in 1873 the United States government
did not have any smokeiess powder.
The spaniarls. on iiic uther maud. had
plenty Of Il sud used Il On bah laud
AMI sea. Consequently Che American
besiegcfs at saatiago were unable 10
sec the spanish soldiers nring ni thcm.
whereas The cueny could see b. the
puffs Of sinq Just Where 60 shoot.
When Admiral Crryera's ships came
out Of the harb0r and tsied TO escape.
the vessels Of the American squadron
found it hard IA the iight that followed
70 Dire accurately because their view
of the foe e,scnred by the clouds
Of smoke frunl fheir own guns.
There are maay kinds Of snokeless
gunpowder. Ore OF tie best known
is the English cordlte. which when
forced through h9les III d perforated
metal rlsfe willie ina plastic condition.
takes the form OF Thick strings that
look IKE brown rubber. The strings
are cut up into short cylindrical pieces.
You can safely bold string pf cordite
in your hand and light one end ofIt; It
Will burn slowly with bright fame
A characteristic Of smokelcss pow
ders is that they burn very slowly; on
that account modern guns are very
long, in order that IN ne powder Of q
Charge mag nave time to be trans
formed into gas before the pToIectlle
driven by Il leaves the muzzle Of The
weapon. The smokeleas powder used
BY our army and navy Is made by
soaking nitro cotton IN a mixture Of
ether and alcohol. Il is Thus converted
into plastic substance taat nay be
nodded or cpt into anza ;.s:ne 70.
CURED For shall sflhe A.% fnaru-
featured IN q forp,resefllAiiig ,;laahet
thong strings fhat'are chopped irto
little pieces and 9nacked into s',e esr-
tridges. For t.,g euns ii is made in los
rods which. laftcr hcing perforated
from end 10 .tnd wish a number OF
holes to insure quiciser Ignition. are
cut into short lengths. That Kind Of
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The majority Of people are unable to
determine the winds velocity. When
the smoke from a chimney mov5 AN q
straight. vertical column it mea1is that
a one to two miles an hour breeze ia
blowing. A three miles an hour Wind
will just stir tile leaves on the trees.
Twenty five miles an hour will sway
the trunks; At forty the small branches
will break, and it takes mile minute
gale to snap the trunks Of big trees
London Answers.
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or more lsistcred voters Of the city OF
county IN which said voters so signini
are REGISTERED ara one anidavi mas
Apply % or cover any number OF si4sin a.
tufls 10 saeh uelitIon Tbs false sigMn.
0f any rapc or fhq aienias III any ael
fiiiDuS name % 4aid ncfitlon shan 81
ftrNrf as tlt n iiln d any ials ar
ddarl' ia ~ <eiiea with SAID petition
Section Ana BE- Il further enacted
IS lh aathoHff afofesald That tho
aloi Ae hereby proposed as an
amendment e. the constihlion shall b.
az llia NEXT Udafl Eielisaa for Mem.
hfH tue Hnroi Assembly held IA
tiiis affa r1ti|te 10 the legal and
dua.Afd sattia shtfe 8 for IN s adop.
zion er leiteliHa ir pursuance OF the az.
reftlpns qria.nad % Article XVI Of lis
Consultation 81 isis State and It The
Htid Etnnr flertiau the soit on said
pFarptti aui |di1sfli to the consIIt5t ON
shaii ne By nti|sl ana upon , sballoi
shu BE- lfMttd the words efos
4 censtt4iiona Aineadment and
eN1slnst tie EonsfItticual Amend
mont - npN fsofi1sd by law. and I'M
Ineliatfly sfieg ta.d rlettion due retnrr
shall Fe mHdt 10 The GoAtrnor Of u
vote for 1rI aas INST said proposed
amendment us directed by the said Four
teenin Artfele Of the Constitution.
Approved April en-. ~.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-10-01

Arnold DAILY siys that once, when
he was talking to nernard shaw. tho
latter admonished him. IF you wish I'd
get on In the world never take any
hody's advice
This said Daily. resolved Itself
into a paradox. for IL took Mr.
Shaw's advice was taking some
body's advice. and II ! took some
body's advice then should never get
on. yet II didn't take Mr.. shaw's ad
vice l shouldn't get on. and-well,
came to the conclusion that Bernard
Shaw was one Of those people whom
as Lord Dundreary says, no teller cal
understand Baltimore Sun.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-10-01

An inhabitant Of The northern sea,
which has disappeared is stellers sea
COW. When Behring'S expedition was
caught in the ice near the strait
which bears his name his crew lived
mainly on the aesh Of this huge anj
stupid Arctic animal 1t was larg
than an elephant. full grown speei
mems being as much as twenty-five
feet long and Weighing five or six ton;
apiece. 1t had no teeth at all. theii
place being taken BY great horny
plates The very lass Of these harm
less monsters Is said to have been
Killed by Russian sealer in the sum
mer Of lsss.- New York Press.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-10-01

An Act 10 amend the Constitution Of
Maryland BY adding thereto a new Ar
iiele to be entitled. Article XVI pro.
yidlns for 1.-THE Referendum" and to
provide for the siibmisslon or said anend-
ment 70 the qualified voters Of the State
for abortion Of rejection.
Section !. lie It enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly df Maryland dhree-ffths
OK all the Members elected to each Of the
two Houses conenrring). That the fol-
lowing new and additional Article. to be
known as Article XVI. title. 'The Ref
erendum, be. and the same IS hereb
proposed as an amendment to the Con-
ststuton OF Maryiard and If adopted y
the legal and qualified voters thereof, as
herein provided. It shall stand as part
and as a new and additional Article OF
SAD Constitution. to be known and emit
tied as aforesaid.
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ton 2 pe Known as stef and 4
pfaNiqe fot ne suptt q sal
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t1is s'Hte fpf adootiqn 0tt5ce on
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sq,,. eqa.N'i. ili'si mat me 70 LOST
GOV 1essisn oe ata me Same Is ne1sn
st'i'nsfe IA ~ a.i-teMent 70 Artie
3aa 1.s,ss .,Es 'ss9tiFe Depaftmeot
snq N,'sss'thi,2n q ne ssa'e q NIT
.ti.n' w ~ pe lnoeteen after Be
A2n p sse 81 ee knoNn as section
aan Z xeRttso p5 fAe leaAiiy qna'lh'
s.atert teefsgt ~ herein ngovld 81 sat
,2eet,en s,''' Z Peepne a PAT Of Afsiel
- 81 tnsia 't2itssisei'oH Of afafsiana.
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ARrIcLr -. IocAL LaaIgnArIoN

ARTICLE xf-A. LOCAL LEGISLATION
Section l. On demand OF the Mayor or
Baltimore and City Council Of the City
OF Balumore or on petition bearing the
signatures O. not less than % per cent
Of the registered vetcrs OF said city Or
any county provided. however. tiat Ia
any case i0N9 signatures shall be SUN
Client to cqmplete a petitionl. the Boara
Of Election Supervisors OF said city or
county shan provide at the next general
or CONGRESSIONAL election. occurring af-
ter such dsna "a or the fling OF such
petition. for Che election OF chart r.
board Of eisgen registered voters or said
city or 1--WE REGISTERED voters ia any sven
counties. Nomination. for members foe
said charter board may be made not less
I than forty days prior 70 said election By
7 the Mayor or Baltimore and City COM
ell OF the city o Baltimore or the Coun-
ty Commissioners Of such county. or not
less than twenty Days prior to said ele-
( ton by petition bearing the signatures.
written IA their own handwriting fang
not by their mnrk) Of not less than 8 rer
cent OF the registered voters OF the said
[ City Of Baltimore or said county: pro-
vided that in any case two thousand
{ Signatures pr REGISTERED voters SHAH b.
sufficient 70 complete any such nominal
( ing petition, and II not more than eleven
registered Tctars Of the City OF Balti-
more a. not more than 1--WE registered
voters IN any such county are so nosal-
mated their names shall not be printed
on the ballot. hut said eleven REGISTERED
voters IN the CITY Of Baltimore or five
I in such county shall constitute said
charter board from and after the d4fe
OF said election At said election the
ballot shah contafn the names Of said
nominees II alphabetical order without
any indication Of the source or their
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-10-01
J. MITCHELL COCHnAnE
Duly commissioned
Notary Public
For Charles County, Nd.

VIII be pleased TO attend all
,alls for the purpose Of taking
acknowledgements and atiidauts
for usage either within or beyond
the limits of the State OF Mary
land. OFFICE CocHRANE's STORE,
IA PLATA, MARYLAND.
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1t was a. m.. and Bilkins crept soft.
ly into the house and removed his
shoes, but as he tirtoed up the stairI
one Of the treads gave loud creak.
as that YOU. Johny' demanded Mrs.
Bilkins from above.
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the stairs Exchange