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The Washington times., 1917-05-11
CRACK BOWLERS
AGAIN COMPETE
National Capital Leaguers
in Tourney Tonight.
DISTRICT STARS DISAPP0RlT
Lewis Leads With 379 Set.
Manghum Gets 377.
DISTRICT STARS DISAPPORT

After disappointing one OF the lArg-
est crowds attending the District
duckpin tournament, at the Grand
Central last night, crack bowlers will
be given another opportunity to-
night to show their wares. Teams
OF the National Capital League are
scheduled to compete. On their ros-
ters are many OF the plnspillers who
performed with the District League
combinations last night, which fell
far short of expectations In the way
Of scores made. Seven National Cap
ital quints are listed, with the Royals
as the main attractions. A number
Of excellent performers also are
down for the doubles and singles.
Five DO Wen.
or the two-score District Leaguers
who rolled last night, only four hung
up marks that were much above the
ordinary.
Earl Lewis, doubled with Bernie
Carroll, in class A, hit the naples
for $40. and Carroll's total of 316
placed the pair second in the doubles
with 695.
watch those Royals tonight, when
they compete as a National Capital
League team.
The Washington times., 1917-05-11
McBRIDE'S FINGER INJURED
Crane Is Slated to Play In Captains
Place.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 11.-If he
arrives here in time today Sam Crane
will play George McBride's place.
The dandy captain of the Griffmen
is carrying a sore finger on his
throwing hand, proof that iris
Speakers spikes are real rough. Tho
nail will come off and another must
be on its way before Mcbride can
take his position in the inheld. As
soon as he learned OF McBride's In
jury, Manager Griffith wired Crane,
who was left behind In Washington.
to join the team at once.
The Washington times., 1917-05-11
TonIEhrs schedule.
NATIoNAL CAPITAL NIGHT.

Il
Singles. T:s0-Philip Addison. 3: Hugh
Carey. c: Paul ShulIe. @: James Carey. G;
Charles Selsle. G: N. Boss, G.: p. B. Fletcher,
b; Wade Downing. Q.
Teams. s:oo-Royals. No. 2, A: Ingiesides,
A; Royals, No. /. A: Casinos. A: cOlumbians.
A: Palace. B; National Capitals, B; Dunbar
ton. d.
Doubles tfrst squad. io:D-A. Noack and
c. Gron. A; II. A. LAwrencepou and s. s.
Gheen. A; Frank Howard and T. A. GULL, B;
=. Mueller and Harry Schmidt. A: A. ].
shafer and Geo G. Shafer. b: c. r. Jenkins
and Otto Schoepps. c; E. B. Bell and Partner,
A; w. n. Farrow, r., and W. N. FarT0w,
r., A
Doubles (second squad, Io:E-w. B. InFs
and W. p. Potter, c; oliver Atlas and Chas
Pinkett. G: A. 7. Terwisse and J. p. Evans.
3; r. =. HampsOn and J. J. Mcneil. b:
@. N. Pagan and J. N. Remper. c; y. L.
Mttyka and W. H. Boyd. b: A. RauIin and
g. Girardl. B; S. Blumenthal and J. F.
Heimer. b.
singles tfrst squad. n:s-E. B. Bell, A.;
n. A. Mccormick. A: Milton Basr, A: NJ III
sehoheld. A: Noe A. Bder. A; Edward
Howell A: A. A. Coburn, c; @. J. Cost B.
Singles tsecond squad. I3:0o-John Vaeth.
A; Tom Mayhem. A: John T. Meany, A; J.
W. Jolliffe, A; s, s. Mattison. A: r. X
whitford. A; c. Z. Phillips, A; W. II. Pratt,
The Washington times., 1917-05-11

TOtAI1 N = IS -
SBatted for Ayers IN nth
iran for Charity IN ninth
fBatted for Mcbride IN ninth
iran for johnson IN ninth
'Batted for GalliA ~ ninth
sIoh-..' .-...-----....-... IN 90 ocl-3
~4ehNAAlu. --...-.-..--.=4.. go OQ0 on
Runs - Morgan, Aver Judge Graney
Chapman, SPEAKER. and Roth. Tvgo-hase hits
Morgan. Mcbride. Three ha.se hit-MiIan
stolen base-Chapman. Sacrifice hit-wanibs-
EAnss- Double plays-Chapman 10 wauibs-
GAINS TO Guisto t2l: Turner 70 WaulbsRanss
70 Guisto; Mcbride to MorVnn 20 Charity
len on baHes-WashinRton :: Cleveland 2
tlrst base on errors-Washington. !: Cleve-
land, 1. Flint base on baIls-On Harrer >
on Ayers, 3; on Gallia. !: or Coumbe q
Rits-on Ayers, IN innings: OF GallIa. 1
n inninsSi on Coumbe, 3 IN - inninRH
Couuba / - -
The Washington times., 1917-05-11
CRACK sAhrAMs MATCHED.

NEW YORK. May 1O.-Frankie
Burns. the dean and incidentally the
best of present-day bantams, will meet
Joe Lynch. conqueror OF Johnny Ertls,
at the Pioneer Sporting Club next
Tuesday night.
The Washington times., 1917-05-11
aRoWNs WIN Close GAME.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE Mackmen
vegan their Western invasion by
dropping a 2-to-1 game TO the Browns,
although Outhitting the latter. strunk
made three hits for a total of fve
bases.
The Washington times., 1917-05-11
ROBERTSON SHINES.

Dave Robertson was yesterdays big
league hero. The Giant star lifted one
OF Fred Toney's fast ones into the Polo
Grounds stands 70 rthe first home run Of
the Giants home season.
The Washington times., 1917-05-11
LEoNARO's FOURTH x. o.

NEW YORR-Benny Leonard STONED
Eddie Shannon in the sixth round. II
was his fourth straight knockout.
The Washington times., 1917-05-11

Rex A. c. and Clarendon meet Sun
day on the Iatter's field at Clarendon,
In the FIRST game OF a series. Prior
to this contest Clarendon will meet
the Center Market nine in a seven
inning game.
The Washington times., 1917-05-11

TruXtons trimmed the westovers. in
the Capital City League. yesterday,
0 TO o. Westover registering one hit
OF Callahan, Coe, and Hughes.
The Washington times., 1917-05-11
W., B. "a TO TRY FOR
FIFTH CONSECUTIVE WIN
Plays Bethlehem Nine Tomorrow
SandlOt News.

Five victories in a row will be the
aim of the Washington. Baltimore and
Annapolis nine when It meets the Beth
lehem Steel Company club at Naval
Academy Junction tomorrow. The
team has defeated four OF the strong
semi-pro combinations OF Baltimore
and vicinity.
st. Johns, OF Baltimore. will be
played Sunday in the Semi-Profes-
sIonal League OF the Monumental
City. Five Washington boys are
members of the W., B. & A. team,
probably the strongest semipro or
ganization in this section OF the coun-
try.
They are Tots Long. Zeb Fraser. H.
Phipps. Brownie Lemeric, and Rags
Rawlings.
The Washington times., 1917-05-11

The Y. NJ. II. A. team will play
Richmond tomorrow, in the Virginia
city. in the first game OF a three
cornered series among Washington,
Richmond, and Norfolk.
The Washington times., 1917-05-11

For the Accommodation of Our Customers Our Store
WIN Be Open Saturday Evening Until 10 O'clock
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1917-05-18

Bowie, Mrs. Hannah-Pe Personal prop
erty consisting Of vehicles and livestock
assessed at $l3s.
Due for State Tax. IS
- a" Co. " m l So
Chapman, Walter A-House and lot
10 acres) near Pisgah, assessed at $500:
PERSONAL property consisting OF vehicles
and livestock assessed at Sl35; deco
from Angaline L WILDER ct al, LiDer
d N No Is, folio 81.
Due for State Tax. l Al
- " 20 :" $50 5 OIL
Cater, James Personal property
consisting OF vehicles, livestock ano
merchandise, assessed at sl05.
Due fer State Tax.....s 81
Co 800. / %
Deakins, Personal property,
consisting of Ford automobile, assessed
at s275. Due for State Tax. S 80
i" Co 3i7
Grinder, James E. Personal property
consisting of vehicles and livestock,
assessed at Sl65:
Due for State Tax. $ 81
% +" Co | 80
Lemon, Edward Hrs-ls acres near
Fisgah, adjoining Darlington farm, as
sessed at 500; deed from Jas.
X Lawson and wife. Liber G A II No 2,
folio 497.
Due for State Tax ...S 80
b" Co ..... / Is
Lyon, Teakle-3 acres and buildings
on road Pisgah to Irvnsides, assessed
at $3.50; personal property consisting OF
vehicles and livestock, assessed at $40;
deed from Henry Delozier ct al, Liber
B G S No 10, folio go:
Due for State Tax. 5 So
% :" Co ~ SIS
Mattingly, ] B-292 acres and build
ings, Annapolis Woods, on road Hill
Top TO Pisgah, assessed OF Sl460; deed
from Helen N Hustled, Liber J S T No
9, folio 374:
Due for State Tax. Alb
- {" Co -. 10 80
Penny, james Dwelling on road Pts
gah to Mason's Springs, assessed at
$3.50; no record reference:
Due for State Tax. IS l IA
a. Co $3.50. 403
Smith, Maggie-House and lot on
Nelson Point Road, assessed at $500;
deed from William Matthews and wife,
Liber B G S No II, folio 2O3:
Due for State Tax..-.-.$ 65
- 4" Co 49,. $50
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First District


Bennett, L-1O1 acres and buildings,
assessed $500; deed from Mary Digges
ct el, Liber H &C No 26, folio Sc; title
nov in John K and Mary A Knott; see
folio AIS, Liber G No 30,
Due for State Tax .... 5 %
Co ...... Is 20
Hogekins, Hortense & Sister-S20
acres and buildings, "Gambeil Hill,
assessed S1l00; deed from Christian
Bush ct al, Liber B G S No /, folio SOS;
deed from John H Mitchell, attorney,
Liber B G S, No l folio $50; also for
little see will OF Medora Ann johnson
and deed from Hortense Hogekins to
Elizabeth W Duvall, Liber HsC c No
p, folio 679.
Due for State Tax.....,s s57
d" Co - l265
Klugh, J T-2sl acres and buildings,
Retreat" on road Port Tobacco to Pts
gah, assessed at S2500; deed from Gus
rave 7. Bramble, Liber H C No q,
folio 567; title now in Frank z Miller.
deed. Libe- H c G No %, folio 24S.
Due for State Tax .....$ %
Co. $3.50. y rs
Mudd, Sydney EDO acres and nuild-
ings, part La Grange, assessed at $500;
10 acres and building s. part Hawthorne,
assessed az Sl400, personal property
consisting of vehicles and livestock,
assessed at $40.
Due for State Tax -. s 20 50
=" Co. " ... AL
Penn, Oscar IS acres and buildings,
part Spring Hill, assessed at $3.50; deed
rom l. A Wilmer, Admir-, Liber Il 6
) No 10, folio ga.
Due for State Tax. IS 46
+" Co. 800. 5l8
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1917-05-18

penter ct al, LIber B @ 8 No IA, folio
4SD; deed fran Claire Carpenter ct al,
Liber B G S No S. folio 400; deed from
Henry A Bureh ct al, Liber B g 5 No 5,
folio ASH; deed from James B Burch,
Liber B G S No folio g.:
Due for State Tax. ....$ Al 81
" Co " sea. 149 q
Jameson, John W Personal property
consisting of vehicles and livestock,
assessed at S115
Due for State Tax. SO
d" 49,. 33
Swami, John Francis Hrs-9S acres
and buildings, part Lotheir, assessed at
$3.50; personal property consisting of
vehicles and livestock, assessed at $3.50;
deed from F Stone and wife, Liber B
G S No s, folio 1895; see also deed from
F Stone posey, Trustee, to 5. Houston
Morris and from S Houston Morris and
wife TO Oswald Swami:
Due for State Tax 80. 5 So
Z" :" Co i" 800 % rs
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1917-05-18
WHY aUARANTINE7

Cellsgs Para, April 1s>-In purohas-
sng livestock from outside his com
uunlu the Maryland farmer is urged
% prevent any possibility OF disease
centagion By quarentining his stock.
IN q statement Issued by the Mary.
land Agricultural Experiment Station
the following suggestions are made:
In this age when there 10 10 much
danger Of carrying disease to healthy
livestock through new purchases we
would suggest that importers Of live
stock establish their own quarantine
This can be done with very little sx.
psnss and be very effective without
making 9 great deal Of extra labor
A yard with an open shed. Southern
exposure, being ali that is necessary,
as here new livestock can be confined
for period OF time. Twenty or thirty
days is Sufficient to satisfy the owner
that they are carrying no disease.
This we believe is the season for
the largest importations Of the various
speciss Of livestock. and while this
stock may come from good sanitary
quarters and arrive in an excellent
condition. stffi with the amount OF
shipping there is being done we oan
not be certain that the animals have
not come in oontsct with infected
quarters en- route.
TO guard against this spreading of
disease and infection Of local stock.
We would advise every importer.
whether the distance be short or
great to prepare his quarantine
quarters. WHARF new stock may be
Kept isolated from stock already on
the place for three 70 four weeks, thus
giving any infection they may be
carrying IN opportunity to develop
without danger to aoclimated stock.
IF one man must care for both the
stock on ths place and that quaren.
tined, he should care for the stock
belonging to the place FIRST and after.
ward the Guaranteed lot and thus
avoid going directly from. the quaran,
tined lot to the cattle already on the
place. This gives natures sunlight
win her strong disinfection power an
opportunity to lessen the danger Of
carrying infection and By thus aiding
nature in the PREVENTION Of the spread
Of disease ~ Win also be reducing
your swn troubles sisng that line to
a minimum.
"spssiAs sugssstisns for individual
needs win slad,y be made By calling
At the Maryland Agricultural Espsri.
nsnt Station. or an inquiry By letter
win reoeive prompt attention"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1917-05-18
GOOD PROFIT N
PORK PRODUCTION
cARAFuL rsKBINe ANB MANAGE
MENT uRaRD ~ COUNTY
DEMONSTRATION AGENTS.
FARM BOYS INTERESTED


College Park, Nd, April 1.-THE
tnpertanes Of pork production " be-
ing urged BY county demonstration
agsas. Particularly. In the boys az
ncultural clubs great interest IL be-
Tag aroused and a large number Of
members are enrolling IN profitable
pig ETowinE contests. These yeung-
stsrs are busy discussing the instruc-
tions furnished their county agents BY
d.. 8. Q. Buckley. specialist in 1--we
stock work for the MARYLAND Agricul-
turnl Extension Service. Or. Buckley
says. regarding the feeding Of young
pigs:
IF the SOW has had proper feed and
care she win have plenty Of milk for
bar pigs. and the pigs viii take Just
about al abe can supply. But the
pigs ere getting older and larger day
By day. and require more feed Fin
ally the pigs will notice that the feed
which II givsn to the SOW tastes good,
and they viii begin to eat . little
erem the trough. You should prepare
ahead fer this time. by making a parti-
Aion in tbs pen with the bottom raised
high enough from the floor to let the
pigs get under. and strong enough to
keep the SOW on her side OF the pen.
In the part prepared for the pigs place
b small trough. You then are ready
10 feed the pigs some special feed
side dish. shim milk or thin siop
made with middiings OF bran. a soup
made b. boiling corn. psas or beans
Rad thinned down with water, or in
fact, any grains that contain no hard
huils or indissstihls portions will sat
lsfy and benefit the pigs. Never feed
II sour.
Keep the trough and pan clean,
and always have enough straw or
sther litter for a warm bed. As the
pigs get older and require more feed,
eive II to them. Never give them
more than thsy viii clean up. If you
eo-removs II at once-wash the
hsssA and ted a little less next feed
teS tina Doat 81 nsm fat, sleepy
ard lasy--bst feed them 10 make
EFswfA--Ain 70 make them longer ana
hrosAar and N Eosd eondafion, but
1T tAt when the pigs lsok thin
both front and rear, but fat around the
middle. yeu know yeur methsd Of feed.
Ing 10 wrong. Such pigs need more
peas. beans. alfalfa. clever and less
sern. whether this corn Is actually fed
- them or whsthsr thsy And II. Give
item chance to erase and get sxer-
else, and see to It that they take 1t.
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McGhie, Layton J-44i acres and
buildings part Pomonkey Pt assessed
at $3.50 Personal property consisting
of livestock assessed at $50 Probably
deed from Henry NJ Taylor ct al liber
y ID NJ No II. folio los and from Chas.
x Klosker and VT, liber F d NJ No 20
folio 043 etc land records
Que Tor state tax. ................
co "................. 10 ~
Porter, Mary Ellen--40 acres and
buildings at "Mark Overton" assessed
az $725 personal property consisting
Of vehicles and livestock assessed at
Sl75 No record reference
due for state tax. ........... 2 oil
co "...-...........- 10 30
Pulliam, Judson II Lots No AZ
and 40 and buildings South Glymont
assessed at $1,000 deed from Samuel L
Harmon and W.T., liher II G G No Is
folio l6 etc land record
due for state tax. ..... ...... 9 Is
co "...............-..2 Il 50
Riley, James J-personal property
consisting Of automobile assessed at
$500
due for state tax......... 1e4
co ".....s... 70
Schwartz, Myer-3S acres on
Potomac River assessed at 500 No
record reference
due for state -x............. 80
co a................ is
Simmer catnenne-Lot BIZ ok
? McGhiesport assessed at 800 deed
from George A Rinehart ct al fiber II @
Q Ne 20, folio $50 etc land record
due for state tax ............... 33
co 49,. 10
Simmons, DR. M-Personal property
consisting Of Ford automobile assessed
~ SOU
due for state tax. .,........... 81
co .......-....... 2oS
Thompson, George personal proper
~ consisting OF automobile assessed at
you
due for state tax. ................ 81
co ".......-.......... 2 IS
Vogelson Mary Ell acre land al
Indian Head assessed at 500 Deed
EIGHTH DISTRICT
Roam MrsIHoa cr.s t.ow Fra,c;s
NJ LYON asaassad a. s1oc NJ racord
,afarar,a
dne tor sta,a to- %
g ~ - *
Rn,i,r Ricbard-9 sc,as anS bonsa
nm W Ffsna,sv sssSss $500 ~ Stao x
scres near RrVsrs',,vo s,.s.ss.sd a. sto0
daad f,.or, " =, u Ta,..fs, tihar u II =
N,A15 ~, ls5 80 ia .a,n,,4 .,
a. Ia NJ ,soord rstsraf ao ~ 80 ~, ~
~ Nv ~ so'1 '0'ei ''ee 90 " -A'D
dna TO-. s.ats tax a.
IS ''' 60 90 w, :. . %
pntlar 4lI,a-na,san,i nro,a,., - 30. ~
sie.;nr - -. An,oah 1917 r. orsas -
sioo - - nv 's'e''e- ~
,,ua for ssata tar %
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Third District

Bland, Thomas House and Lot or
record reference:
Due for State Tax. 80
q Z" Co " Is
Davis Samuel-ss Acres and Build
Jugs, Doncaster, on road Budds Ferry
TO Sandy Point assessed at S26S; no
record reference:
Due for State Tax......$ 81
. Co 1919. 3 %
Gibson, Jesse Hrs-4O acres in Lower
Nanjemoy assessed at $500; deed from
James d Carpenter ct al, Liber G A Ii
No 8. folio 227:
Due for State Tags 65
=" Co ...... 2 80
Jenkins, Adelime Hrs-25 acres part
Winston Wish assessed at $3.50 probably
deed from Thos Speske ell al to Ads
line jenkins and Milly johnson, Libef
G A H No folio 2sl
Due for State Tax. .....S 40
:" Co =" 49,. / 70
johnson, Robert Hrs l6 acres anc
buildings near Doncaster assessed al
221, Personal consisting of livestock
assessed at sos; no reference
- +" Co 80 378
Maddox, Elizabeth $40 acres and
buildings near Doncaster assessed al
500, no Record reference
Due for State Tax. 62
% :" Co - 575
Mason, (smallwcod) Bernard House
and Lot assessed at $50; no record ref
erence
Due for State Tax. .sl62
Z" s Co a. < 26
Owen, William T-275 acres an5
buildings Elton Hills assessed at 5000,
sersonal consisting Of livestock assessed
600, deed from Alexander d. Cobey
ct al, Liber H C C No q, folio S17.
Due for State Tax -. SIS II
80 Co ..... GA rs
Posey. Samuel F. SIS acres and build
ings near Cross Roads assessed at 325,
no record reference
Due for State Tax. IS 05
% " Co 474
Simmons. Thornton-45 acres and
buildings in Chicamuxen assessed al
635, personal property consisting of
livestock assessed at $50. no record ref
erence; prabably part of Francis Sim
tUotle idliut otS Otth 70 A4olllt simmons
Liber +. d. NJ. No Is. folio 1863
Due for State Tax......$ 1884
" Co .. 9O3
Simmons Harry House and Lot
assessed at 800. no record reference
Due for State Tax .S 81
4" Co - 345
Wagner d M-Personal property con-
sisting Saw Eliil outfit assessed at 1000
Due for State Tax..n.S "a
=" :" Co -..... II 50
Fourth District
Carpenter, Walter Hrs-sS7 acres
and buildings, Tulip Hill, near Wicom-
leo, assessed at $7005; 23O acres and
buildings, Chunn's Choice, near Ryee-
vile. assessed at $3.50; 324 acres aud
building ''0ld House Hill on road Bel
Alton to NewtoWn, assessed at $4,000: /
deed from james j. Herbert and wife.
Liber j S I No z. folio $50, from Caro-
line A. Chappelesr ard husband, Liber
J S 7 No 7. folio 534: deed from George
H Turner and wife to Mary A L Car
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1917-05-18

Connick W CA acres and build
ings pit "Woodburn" near Malcolm
assessed at S452 Deed from James
Naylor ct al to WR q Connick ct al
iiber d NJ No 20 folio COS etc land
record
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1917-05-18

Brown, Benz personal property
consisting Of livestock, assessed at Sis
Due for State Tax....s 81
=" Co l7S
Brown; Parran Personal property
consisting Of vehicles and livestock. as
sessed at SI25:
Due for State Tax......s Al
" " Co la
10 Shiloh, assessed at $3.50; deed from
Henry Il Richmond and wife, LibersF
D NJ No II. folio 50:
Due for Ttate Tax...s 90
Co m 1928
Dyson, House and lot part of
Mexico. assessed at $3.50; probably deed
from Vim J Mollyhorn and wife to
Samuel H Dyson, Liber B G S No IL
folio 1856.
Due for State Tax......s 40
" Co 173
Hayden, R H-l2 acres and buildings,
part Banks O'Dee, assessed at $344;
title now in Benton E. Hayden.
Due for State Tax. .....$ / IL
+" Co i" 396
Hill, Joseph-Personal property con-
sIsting of livestock assessed at $185:
Due for State Tax. ..S 60
- :" Co - 2l3
Lyles, Philip acre, part Ditchley,
near Newburg. assessed at 500; deed
from Ellen b Contee, Liber F D NJ No
Is, folio 1853:
Due for State Tax. ...s SO
Co ...... is
Simms, Rebecea House and lot be-
tween Cooksey and Newburg, assessed
at $3.50; no record reference.
Due for State Tax......S 81
:" p" Co ...... 288
Tippett, B Personal property con-
sisting of vehicles and livestock as
sessed at S104:
Due for State Tax. "a
g Co ..... 20
SIXTH DISTRICT
Adams w b Personal property
insisting Of Ford Automobile assessor
die Tor state lax.-.... 81
'' co ''..-.... 80. 8 45
Buck, J b personal property con-
sting of vehicles aud livestock assess.
d at 1895
Tue for state tax. ............. %
co "..............45 50
HUNT, George R-personal propert,
consisting of vehicles and livestock
assessed at s255
iue for state tax ......... SO
Gu ssss.Z 10
Marshall, Daniel personal property
consisting of vehicles and livestock
assessed at $2S5
due for state tax. 90
"....... :. 32S
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ON ALL SUCH PROPERTY Their
shall he infarcaf dino m, tha ana,,,n

ON ALL SUCH PROPERTY there
" shall be interest due on the amount
of County Tax in arrears from the first
day of September. and on the State
Tax from the first day Of January, next
succeeding the levy of said taxes, to the
day OF sale or until paid; for advertis-
ing fees in each case, S. so; Treasurer,
rs cents, and for other costs and ex-
penes and fees after sale, all to be
paid by the delinquents, or to be collect
ed out of the proceeds of said property
in case of proceedings for ratification,
redemption, etc, as the case may be.
The above property. in case of failure
of payment of all sums due thereon
Taxes, Interest and Costs before the
day Of sale, will be sold by the Treasur-
er as authorized by Chapter 1854 of the
Acts of 1910, and 1893 of the Acts of
1904, to the highest bidder for cash.
The hours OF said sale shall be from
10 A. M. to 8 P. M. each day.
THOMAS NORMAN,
Treasurer of Charles Co.
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Treasures Sale Of Property
Of Delinquent Taxpayers

by vIRTURE Of. authority vested
u in me as Treasurer of Charles
County, ! will proceed to sell, at the
Court House door, in La Plata. Mary
land, on
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1917-05-18
Wednesday. May %, 1917,

at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ard continue daily
thereafter until all property il said
Charles County. upon which taxes are
due and then unpaid for the year 1916.
shall be sold, the following decribed
property:
The Parker post., 1917-12-15
CUT OUT THE IT"
BY GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS.

: The greatest word in all the lam ,
4 guage of Achievement is the little
: three-letter word CAN. A man
grows because of what he feels and
= knows in his heart and in his mind .
! that he CAN. But the weakest word /,
: in all the language of words Is the
invented combination Of words
: CAN'T.
: When you think that you CAN'T,
just cut out the CIV and you CAN.
: People are led by their masters.
Sometimes these masters are
: Nerves, sometimes Stomachs, some
. times some Infirmity, sometimes I'm
sagination. But when a man is led ,
Iby the master Will, the only things
: that he CAN'T do are the things
= that he decides not to do.
: When you think that you CAN'T,
just cut out the "T" and you CAN. ,
3 Look about you. There you see
"a fellow who is going ahead and ac-
: complishing things and keeping still
about it. After a while he won't
i, be where he is now. but somewhere
no matter wherein big place.
He knows he CAN and he DOES.
He started out by cutting out the
'T' in CAN'T.
: When you think that you CAN'T,
. just cut out the "T" and you CAN.