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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.

BY Henry Brady.
P1NEHURST Av, 2-io, n W cor 11Ith u,
9sxl25.lixs2sxiaS. & sty apt--N Life
Ins Co agt Aroco Realty Corp ct al; q
W Hubbell. atty; due. Ess.ios.li; taxes.
&C. f2,se0.
1850 ST, 225 w, n g, ass.9 W It'll nv. sLsx
100.il, sty tnt-W NJ Purdy ct AL
trustees, &C. aet julius krulewitch ct al
Jones & c. attys; due. $27.3?i.o2: taxes
&c, s1,2s1.6o.
BY Joseph p, Day.
20iTH ST, W. 9 cor Seaman az. 100000.
vacant---Net Life Ins Co sEt + Kirwan
ct al; Butcher. T & r. attys. due, $2l'-
s24.63; taxes, &C. s2,7l6.s0.
lat 92l0 THIRD AVENuE.l
BY Joseph P. Day.
SENECA Av. l200-l212. . cor Hunts
Point I'd (s66-ssS runs 172.6x look W
BOX n ask W lo5.1ox n ISL. s sty apt and
2 e story apis and stores-wm samuels
ct al agt Geo G Graham Con Co eli al; II
y Davis. atty; due. ias.s3o.5o; taxes. &C
tt34.
BY James ]. Donovan.
BARNES Av. se1l. q. % 3 223d st, PIX
l05---Julia c Grant agt Mary Gum ct al
RI Koehler. atty; due. II,lo7.ss; taxes
&c, S5gi.j6.
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LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan.

GREENWICH ST. 75C--John Montgomery
ngt Madeline ] Parkerton ct al fore
closure OF MORTGAGE: atty. c c Lock-
wood.
HATH ST, SIS, 2l0 e of Lenox av. 100000. ] !
-Riger Construction Co, Inc, agt West
l44th st Realty Co, Inc 81 al faction TO
foreclose mechanics LEM. atty. L. Ro-
senberg.
wILLETT ST. 52--Samuel n Horberg ct
al agt Pearl Niles ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; atty, II A Gordon.
GOTH ST. ala and AIS: two actions-Al-
bert de Goicouria agt Esther Isenberg
ct al (amended foreclosure OF two mort
gages); attys. Phelps, Eat q Webb.
Bronx.
LOTS 2i and 222. map Of $50 lots owned
by the Hunts Point Realty Co-Freder-
ick s. schlesinger egt Arthur Burger
Al spart!'ion2 atty. NJ; Are. Arsn,, -,
l00-Ellen NJ Durr agt Mary Z Kelly
foreclosure OF mortgage; attys. Meier
Van Derveer.
The sun., 1919-02-25
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

F. c. Sauter. In cooperation with
Rheinert Hall, sold the two story house
1913 Seventh avenue to Martin Jacobsen.
Samuel Gal!tska sold for w. H. Goldey
TO client for occupancy the three story
business building, on lot 2ox1o0. at 1910
Avenue J. F1atbush.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. sold the vacant
plot 5Oxl0o. south side of Ninety sixth
street, $50 feet west of Third avenue,
for the Peerless Land Company.
Charles r. Rickerson sold 227 Garfield
street. three story dwelling, for Mrs.
l. u. Ditmas to Mrs. Celia C. johnson.
Buckley & Horton sold $50 Eighty
tnird street, a two family dwelling, for
II. NJ. Bicknell
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DENIES SALE OF RESIDENCE.

Miss Eleanor e. Blodsett denied yes
terday the rumor that she had sold her
residence at IS East Sixty-nfth street.
Miss Blodgett admitted that several peo-
pie had manifested an interest In the
property. but insisted that the negotia-
tons had not resulted In any definite
agreement The house is a Ave story
American basement structure. fronting
20 feet on. the street and extending back
to the full depth OF the lot. 1905 feet. II
In located midway between Park and
Madison avenues and is assessed by the
city at SS3 900. '.t
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE
y COMMERCIAL WORLD
Button Men to Fight
Japanese Competition

TITO form an organization to be
known as the National Fed
Grafton of Button Manufactur-
rs men interested In the button man
ufacturing industry In all sections Of
the United States will meet in the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel March S.
In the evening there will be a din
ner, at which representatives Of tho
Federal Trade Commission. United
states Tariff Commission. Bureau Of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce and
tho United States Chamber of Com
merce will make addresses.
Japanese buttons are sold In New
York at q price less than the cost OF
sewing the buttons on the cards In
the United States.
The sun., 1919-02-25
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.

BY Joseph p. Day
18th ST. 1888 Il. n 8. $50 W Sd av. AK
ess. I sty stable->Julia Mehrbach ngt
Fiss. Doerr & Carroll Horse Co ct al;
due, s3s,4s1.24: taxes, &C. $780, prior
mtgs $4,000; to the plaintiff for 5000
over prior liens
24TH ST. 1880 Z. ., ?14 W Sd av, Sax
$50, 8 sty stable-Julis Mehrbach ct al
agt Fiss Doerr e. Carroll Horse Co ct oil ;
due, So, sos,s5: taxes. &C, ss03. OIL; prior
mtgs, $4,000; to the plaintin for S1.Ooo
over prior liens
By J. II. Mayors.
6isT ST, ST. z. n 9, 24s.6 o I'd av. 26x10o.5.
sty tnt--Jacob Weber ct al agt Jno
Bozsufn ct al; due, ss.s+slo; taxes, &C.
fSo; prior mtg $4,000; to the piaintin
for ft,lSo.
lat 1910 THIRD AvENuE.l
BY George Price.
UNION Az. 1900. 9 .. b9.S g 16sth st, c5x
pc. l0x25 1919, ety and dwE-E IL
SitnyHe , a.. agt Michele sa,so ct a. nns;
for $4,000.
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DEAL on WEST list STREET.

The three story dwelling at 32s West
seventy -nrst street. on plot 17sx10o.5,
was bought by Caroline Crug from In
wood House. an institution organised to
assist hayward girls. The property just
sold Is one of four parcels given to the
institution several years ago by the late
Elizabeth Haynes, with the stipulation
that they should be sold and the pro-
ceeds from the sale devoted to the build
Ing OF home and q dormitory. The In
stitution is now located In the Inwood
section. where the city Is about to estab.
fish a public park. condemnation pro-
ceedings for this purpose now being I'M
der way. Joseph Oatman acted az
broker in the sale OF the Seventy-first
street dwelling.
The sun., 1919-02-25
Dye Business TO he Developed.

For the development OF the dye busi-
ness started by Stein. Hrsch & Co, Inc.
formerly the largest starch concern in
the world. when the world war showed
the need OF dyes in this country and
!nterfered with the corporations vast
trade in starch. Surrogate Fowler has
signed an order permitting Mrs. Gurda
Stein, widow OF Leo Stein, head OF the
business. who died last March. to buy
500 shares OF stock in the corporation
owned by her husbands estate.
Mr.. stein left an estate OF $500. 900.
but had only $4,000 In cash to meet
$3.50 coo obligations. because he had been
extending himself in developing the dye
branch Of the business.
The sun., 1919-02-25
GARAGE For WEST AID ST.

A two story garage Ia to take the
place OF the six three story dwellings al
536 to SAC West Forty-second street. be.
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues
Plans for the building have been drawn
up by Louis Steinart. architect, and the
projected structure has already been
leased by the owner Of the property,
Sybil X. W. Sellat OF Newport. r. l.. to
Marcus Goldstein for a long term Of
years.
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sURROGATE's NOTICE.

CUTTING. LYDIA SIN pursuance Of
an order OF Honorable John p. CohalAn A
Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
NOTICE 10 hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Lydia g. Cutting,
late Of tho County OF New York, deceased,
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber. at HIS place of transact
ing business, No. 100 Broadway. Manhattan,
in the city OF New York, on or before the
18TH day OF July next. Dated. New York,
the 10th day OF January. 1919 MORGAN
J. OBRIES, Attorney for Executor 100
broadway. ". Y. ALBERT B. BOARD.
MAN Executor.
The sun., 1919-02-25
ANOTHER MURRAY HILL SALE.

Dr. Dennis J. Mcdonald, n former
member Of the Board OF Education. has
entered into a contract for the sale OF
lis residence at III East Thirty-ninth
street. between Park and Lexington ave-
rues, in the Murray Hill section. a five
story American basement structure. on
10, l7x9s.9
Dr. Mcdonald acquired the realty at
auction about six years ago for about
$4,000, and subsequently srent several
thousand dollars on alterations. Last
Friday Pease & Gilman sold the former
residence Of John T. Terry, at 275 Madi-
ron avenue, near Fortieth street, to Ed
ward Nargol!es.
The sun., 1919-02-25
SELLS BRONX BLOCK FRONT.

The Ksno Realty Company Morris
kashowitz) sold the two Ave story
apartment houses occupying the block
front on the west side of Intervale ave-
nue.. between Fox and Beck streets.
fronting go feet on Irtervale avenue.
100 feet on Fox street and 5s feet on
Beck stree The houres contain fifty
suites and !rI,teen stores. and were
bought by the sellers a year ago from
the Denbar Realty Company. which had
been holding them at $3.50. 900.
The sun., 1919-02-25
ChiIdren's shops Reopened.

Shops operated by members of the
Children's Dress Manufacturers Associa-
ton, which were closed last week on
account of strike conditions. were re-
opened yesterday. An agreement has
been reached with the union whereby the
forty-four hour week has been conceded,
with an increase in pay to workers now
employed to become effective April 5.
Independent manufacturers are still az
fected by strike conditions.
The sun., 1919-02-25
REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs,

Bryan L. Kennedy was the broker in
tne sale OF A6 and AT West 1osth
street. 1--WE story new law apartment
mouse. sold recently to Frederick Brown.
Inc Board OF Appeals granted permits
SION 10 Shampan q Shampan, architects,
TO erect a garage 50x2oO on ocean Park
way and Prospect Park Southwest.
Brooklyn, for the Circle Garage.
The sun., 1919-02-25
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST 18TH STREET-The E. A Polak
Realty Company. Inc. sold for Hannah
Rubin to a client of Samuel Cohen IS
East 18th street, a five story flat. on
lot 25xl00. held at $4,000.
EAST 18TH STREET-George N.
Bruno & Co. and Albert w. Petrie sold
344 East 11sth street, a six story
building. with stores, for Cornel!a IL
Hughes OF England.
The sun., 1919-02-25
MECHANICS LIENS.
Man haitian

140TH ST. 2o2 TO 40 w. and ais 10 23o
w-Samuel Corker agt Terry Holding
Co, Inc, owner and contractor. 1905. SIS
Michaei / ADRIAN Corr. owner: g. J
Lunch CO, Inc, contractor. ....... $3S2
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 790-A D Granger
Co agt Dase Realty Corp and Riviera
Realty Co. owners: Manhattan Leasing
Co. contractor .,...............s lAt Is
The sun., 1919-02-25
LOWER FUR PRICES
NEAR, SAY EXPERTS
Decline Likely to Be Gradual,
Spring Auction to Start
April z.

Declines in the prices Of furs, in line
with commodities In general. are pro-
dicted by the New York Fur Auction
Sales Corporation In connection with a
survey Of the annual midwinter sale
held recently.
The downward movement in values
however. by reason OF the steadying
effect of the sales, should be gradual
II Is said, with full opportunity to the
shipper and dealer to arrange his stocks
to meet new conditions.
Announcement is made that the spring
sale will be held beginning April Z.
The sun., 1919-02-25
APARTMENTS LEASED.

payson Mel. Merrill Company. Inc.
leased furnished apartment at lie
West Forty-seventh street to George +.
bergmann; an apartment at East
Forty-seventh street to John IL. O'Brien.
and an apartment at 115 East Fifty
sixth street TO Richard Emmett.
The sun., 1919-02-25
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

PEACE WORK AT WAR PAy-Knit ur-
gently needed socks for us on Auto Knit
tiers; experience unnecessary; full particu.
lars SC. stamp. Dept 81, Alto KNIT
TER co. s2l Jefferson ST.. Buffalo. ". Y.
The sun., 1919-02-25
Urges Early Fur Shipments.

n. F. Monjo & Co., American agents
for A. w. Nesbitt. Ltd. OF London. an
rounced yesterday that all goods in
tended for the fur auctions to be held
in London in May must be in New York
not later than the morning of Mach IL.
The sun., 1919-02-25
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.


will be paid for information leading to The
took Armour per cent Gold pahenturo
pcrds Series " ~ 1919. NJ. 1920 No 7SaI
No. 1872, No. 1893 Information treated
strictly CONFIDENTIAL Notify DOMN'CK q
RILEY DETECTIVE BUREAU, INC, cgI
sth Ave. Tel Madison Square 1871.
LOsT-Near 18th ST.. and Madison Ave,
ohild's beaver mum. Reward S returned to
La East land St
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East Side.
East Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and ll0th StreetsD

and 10th streets.)
Sd Az. v cor. :s.h st, A4..r,5. Feb 10
Wilson. s2s Lincoln sv. Orange y J., due
and int as per bond; atty. G & 7 CO,
,sT AvMinter,or st. Of and ssth .ts. the the
block. Feb ll--Esst Side Dock Co to
Aetna Mort Co, 1880 LIST av. due Nov l..
enthal & Heermsnce, 2 Rector st $40. 900
(wsst OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th strests.)
18th ST, $3.50 W. . g. 75xSs.s, Feb AZ
Mary E Hammill to Central ssv Bank.
st hT:r sssofAHhH III N F.S same q 400 SoS
s0n ss. 81 a,'i p. sS" mt. 'oSs s.GH1
,,TH ST.. aOi W. sC.sx75,S. p m. Feb 'S Il
MeM.nns. 81. wsshinstO1 q, Hartford.
Conn 6. los S:al.o ON s's' n'S Ss5'od $
Uptown.
| (Manhattan Island, north Of 10th street
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. III. cor llIth ct,
s2xi:AsKso,lixl%S. Feb 2i-charles e
.sis.. Marx; ! NJ: 90 PAX R 5Sc ';issSd
Saw Bank. ls7 tth av. yrs. SIS: attys,
| Amend 4 A. iis Nassau St. SO 600
Biersaek to VIM c Ffage..r.. S.s W s7th
It. yr. Sn%: atty. T q & T Co. I!s
lsTH Av, VS., 7iii 8 isist at. aB.sxsS .
to Hudson River RI CO ?S.2asssss.
| 81. isI-is3, leasehold: 18th av. i:l-i2s,
n W cor sSth st, ts6rloox-x-. lease
| hold: 34th ct. 6ll-6l3 W. store. &c. lease
| ana UliDs. = r. dsea c: ;rus: ana rap
piemsptsi mtg on 100000 advanced
! The Cudahy Packing co TO the Iilnol,
| Trust a Saw Bank and VIM Henkel,
6S22 Blaekstons av, Chicago, ~. due
| Dec 1, ls4s. 6%. pr mtg $4,000, 600
atty. A b Warwick. a Park Rev
secures goid bonds. $4,000. -----
The sun., 1919-02-25

Starr. Inc. ................. 1.iss.is
H. Himeistein ............... so.l7s.os
oConnor, John B.--M webb. lis.4o
Price. Joseph-Munch Brewing
and BDttling pepsrtment::. i'o'S4
Ing supply co.............I. s5s.t7
Pau. rH'' a.Gii a ''c CO.. innc-i. '''''
Schwartz e. al. ............ aSsLs5
RANT, FioreneeMw. y. Balm; '''''
Rossnoers. J.eoS.oo;.iii 4 ia:
Re.enthsi. Gai;cu;..Bun;it '",& ~
Rotola, Sslvatore--D. Keane.... 1880
'wansm.ksr. Y. 7. .......... a5so.71
s'G pl....s H'f s.sp cS 5s "a Unite: g,
stsae-,. Xnna.-ciiy OF u. =; 's'.
Thomson. O. iNe!,on-M. e. w
wrot,i.mer. NNaitthhan-Mi' is;t;oil;1. ''''
wsiss. Erns.t.T. iFsrre;iii..... :i5.ti
wesden. George VIC. L.
weitSossl. Hugo (waldy. Motor ''V'o0
Expressj--R:. L. Purneli 80. O2so
Gle. COMPANY. ................ IacLoa
wnii.ms, Catherine and John
J. Mahon-People. Ac..... 10000
BRONX.
The nrst name L. that OF the debtor:
Fielding. Frederick W. and Har-
riet MECHANICS Bank ...... s3,5s6so
Goldwater. Louis-StAte Indus
trial Commission. ............. 5000
johnson. II. Linsley--Title Guar
antea and Trust Company. 1921
Keil. Charles L.-National Surety
obePiessemp. Minnio-MM sp.r. ''''
Rhodiu:. George j.--ri,i: Guar. '"0O
antee and Trust Company 80. 1879
Sherwood. Edward-H. Levy. 1871
Uhler. Nathan-M. Wallach.... 1871
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
MANHATTAN.
The first name Is that Of the debtor: the
| second that OF the creditor and date when
judgment was hled:
ions; IsIdore.s EnElsr ct al;
Nations, sS 70; city Bank Of Brooklyn "'a's'
National Surety Co; Nov.
~ y :. i Herald tco..D'.' /. Ho;.s: o'"''
Rosaiind Realty co.-st. Paul ''
Fir. ana Marine Ins. Co.: Dec. ,-,
Bro.a~.y:john st. corp.-N. XIV %
Malsin: oct ~. 1918. 49,. -. 1.losos
July 2, 1913 ........... 1850
+. e. Romsr: Doc. as, isIs.... $4,000
same-sams;. Nov. 10. Isi7 ....:. s.sss.si
herman; pec. 10. 1915 -. 1.lsoss
Schmitt. Emil and ELISE.
Hahn Feb. 8. 1918. -. 2.isZss
Aug, 80. isi9 tcanceiiedl 49,: 1.,oAss
Badgeley, Emma G.-Central
Consumers Wine and Liquor
Co; Feb. 10, 1sle....,........ 1886
Ssme-same: Doc 9, 1915. iisss
Feaster. W!lIiam--G. L. Schaffer:
Jan. II, 1917 (vacsted)....... ios.7O
Kaplan. Samuel, Jacob Kaplan
and Max Lisk--S. Kaufman:
Feb: II. isIs.................' $3.50
Scharer. Theresa-WaIter Motor
Truck Co. oct. :. lsi5........ 1886
BRONX
, Csrretts, Gaetano--E. T. Psrine:
Jqns l. 1911. ....:.... :,...,,.. s5sois
Rothaus, Samuel. Caldwell;
Jan: 8, isis.................., 1851
Westheld. Harry. Steneck at
al; Nsv. 10. lsIt. .......,.,... Ess4
Same-Same; March IS, 1913. ?t6s'
The sun., 1919-02-25

street Nos. :i25-:::; RroaGw-y. 60" .,
West 18th street and S0s'3li Amsterdam
Avenue.
Approximate amount Of the mortgage
debt costs and allowances. ss6e,ls3.00;
taxes assessments aud water rates $4,000.
Dated, New York February 90. 1919.
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON. Referee
The sun., 1919-02-25
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
lsnuth al Fourternth .trent

ISouth OF FourteFnth tfrettl
BRooME ST. ?e-ss. n $. box56. part mtg.
Feb 7o-Greenbrook Investing Co TO EN-
pire City Saw Bank. 2sl w l2sth st,
yrs. 6,s %; atty Title NJ Co. i35
Division ST. ia, run, 10 10 Canal Canal
st TX bssx W 2S.2H sl.7 to beg.
Feb la-Harold and Edw II Mount to
Theo Wilson, s26 Lincoln av. Orange. y
J. due and Int as per bond; atty. T q
Essex ST. 10 2Sxloo. Feb ls-Haroid k
and Edw H Mount to Theo Wilson. $40
Lincoln av. Orange, ], duo and int
as per bond; atty. a T Co;s iaS
The sun., 1919-02-25
PAWN TICKETS.
HELP MANTED-MALE.

Auto School Lartest aul Oesr scaool 10 /.
WEST SIDE U. 3. send for booklet Aul pas
Y. N. y. A. TO SCHOOL, Telephone Colu n bu /,
slhw 7tI r.. IA Ibs'ill '>sa-I fSr "a iias
The sun., 1919-02-25

18th street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-30
faaw York Tires ]


Tne anmouncement that thu Kaiser
and those 81 bis aaborafnates accused
.of crimes ID tEe usost cefminAAay con-
Quoted war the smodaFn world ls seen
win BE psaced on trial IL treaky TrO-
visions nov proposed are adowked viii
satisfy every one but the guilty men
themselves
FOR the minor offenders against
the Laws and customs Of war. OF
those guilty Of criminal acts against
the nationals Or The States 81 war
with Germany. special tribunals Of the
States involved are provided.
How far justice viii be attained IA
saese rninor trials may be DOUBTED
for nndoubtaaiy iaaany Of the most
guilty aTe dead. and most Of the others
viii probably disappear. with the con-
nivance of the German Government
and people. There Ii no reason TO ex-
peet that the Germans will do more
tlian they are compelled 20 do In the
production either OF defendants or Of
evidence, Witch Ii one ground for SAT.
bAA4ELk9M NMhA 4eKA1slH 800 R1A0NsAAs sA
on the western front are still held
AmOng them are doubtless some q
the guilty, and II may be possible tc
catch others. All any rate. II seems
that an attempt al punishment Il f
ba made. and the mere attempt Oaghi
10 get some distance toward vlndAcat'
ing the universally accepted ssandardt
OF decency- though whether the Ger
mans will be impressed remains to b.
see4l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-30
THE KAIsER's TRIAL.
Comment Of .eadlmR Journals On Plan
TO Brlng Former Gerulaa Raler 70
Justice.
Nav York World

lNeR York World.
The court Ii to Be composed Of rep
resentatives Of the United States,
Great Britain, France. Italy and ia
pan. and iii viii Be It's duty 10 ak
the punishment wkich it considers
should be aEnposeA
The former Emperor Il not likely 20
be shot OF hanged. A penalty more
impressive might easily be embraced
in q verbal condemnation carrying to
the rarnotest ages the fixed opinion Of
this generation as ts the Cuiprft's re-
sponaihility fOr what II q hoped will
prove to have been me lass great war
u aggression.
Az to the lesser German criminals
the men Ma killed ana plunaeksa III
the name og Fsrla &aaaInass the mill
tary tribunals provided for their ex.
animation will have plenty 81 autfori-
IT, In their cases the aeyefest pam
ishmenta may be meFcafnl III the case
0g the nntocrat whose system made
eli eaess tTasesliss sss i paltyI
eonsisng his atfa and nangg t0,
sEerlasting 0dium wia - gnwiieas,
and that prOhahly ID what h Id com-
temptation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-30
LETTER TO EDITOR

10 the Easfor Of the Gveatag cApssag:
Dear sir:
am enclosing you letter written
TO Mr. Alex. A. Andrews, Id reply 70
the letter published ia yo~r issue 81
April 2Sth.
.'1dr. Alex. 4. Andrews,
Annapolis, Nd
Pear Sir:
.Yonr letter og the 2sth inst. ~
ceEved AS you DO not answer my
questions as put than, aud IS see
nothing Ia weir letter to cause ne Is
charge my opinion Ms to xhe lack 0a
necessity Tor q plSosic meeting. here
with respectfully decline to take paYt
la the rally that you suggest
YOu. ~ i resident 81 Annapolis.
hare . right 90 taaEn pan In any pub
Tic questions that yOn Hoay dealre, and
] am glad to see citizens added to An
uapOiis, whO do take anch intesesL
/ would he the last to resent any par
son taking Anteresx q pslAIse STAIRS,
as think one ~ the Eanlfsso OF ANNA
polls. is that not en0uHh ciEiaens take
tie nrppeE interest therein. Yon
have perfeck rigAt 10 txy ID A.rxanBs
aay public meeting that yop NAY d.
sire. and aaaa haHp khe right so do
cline b taks part therein.
Il win 10 veTy 6iad to answer asv
questions that amp voter Of the city
i "
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-30

Angass shas.sss ya Kasle schubert
IL ne Circuit Isur8 For Anne Arundel
gnunty ia Equity.
Ma No. Isaxorc

= y
il tae cirrntf rsurs For Anne Arundel
cosinty IF Equity
Thn 90 SeNt I'll thie aatk q 70 procure :
afgaxc@ \ xszfss30 80 grkNs0nsA 6g the plain
III frgan 4Isp nefend ant.
wsae Hall states Ksamt ahe psalAtlM ana Ehe
aeaenaa1t Hexe xnsFFied tn the pear lssts
sIsgess Together YUF about fonrteen months
saei,s.s, the defendant without any Just 81 USE
al res snn deserted and aba ntionea the Plaid
tsK rsasig lssn declared her intention % i've
sSTtth htua no l0nRes That Eaid separa-
fkaFi haa continued mainteEuptRdiY Tor At
Eaast three years aud 10 deliberate anu
anaI aud without any reasonable hope g
reconciliation.
state az Maryland, aud has been since lsaEs
but the defendant u i non resident
whereabouts being unknown e. ne iliaint
IL il tbereut,on this 9th day of April.
fs5lA ordered BY tine Gtrtnit Sourt Ter
Anne Arundel C0unty In Equity. that TIE
ID be inserted In some new AleF IlMn .
lishesi Id Anne Arundel County, MaryIaid'
nrlt-e II, each week for four successive
svepks before the 18th day III May next.
give notice To che said non resilient &c,
PENDANT If The object and substance. ~ tnas
bill. warning her 20 be aud appear IN tins
ourt In person Or BY solicitor on g Ds'
Igth DAY or JUNE 1919
10 shove canRe TX any she has, Why 4 ae-
Zee should not BE- passed ~ prayed.
Clerk.
True Copy Tess SIS,
clerk.
sssye ~. - i
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-30

desires 10 ask ii regard 10 nay views
on she water question and tasaa
can IS readily done as stated d ~
pFssaDns rornmunaeath0as Without ar
peariag ii pukaic rally,
,The gditOr of the Evening Capital,
has offered tina use Of his cOlnnans Tor
the discussion of public questions and
j have yet to see sufficient isaterest
taken BY otllers than the candidates.
ito take advantage thereof
Very respectfully.
JOHN DE n. DOW. s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-30
NeITIcE ID swEpETORa

Notice y hereby given. that the sub
scrfber has obtained from tF.e (1rnhann-
s0ua fH Anae Arundel county, fr nary
land. Letters Of administration ON the
personal esEafe AZ
KATHERINE SMITH
sata Of AHne Arundel cos1nky. sieceas sd.
All persons having claims against enc tse-
ceased, are hereby warned To exhibit the
same, With the vouchers thereof. 10 9lle
subscriber. on ygk before the
2rd &z1k 81 Ge4obar 1919
they naay otheFNlse. by iRw BE excluded
trcdm az beus0t Of aaid estate All per
IONS kntis&tea ia sAtd estate are reauesseei
80 snake alRnsas1ia1e Raymerg
Gixen uiluer my hand this 18th day OF
MARTIN NJ. SAITH.
IS Administrator
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-30

Notice Ii hereby given that the sub
'crifer NJ Anne Arundel county has
obtained from the Orphans Court 81 Anne
ARUNDEL county In Maryland. letters az "a
ninistrafi0n on the personal estate III
THOMAS q. PEACH
ate 0f Anne Arundel c0nntg deceased. All
lersaps having elafms against the dc.
eascu, arr hereby warned to exhibit 9lIe
same. with the vouchers thereof Id fhe
inbscrtlBeE on or before the
98rd DAY sSF OCTOBER. 1919
They may otherwise. W law. ~ rxcInd-
y from al haneiit 1T said esfate Al per
IONS Indebted to said estate are request
81 20 uahke insmsslEate payment
Gives under NY hani tgas Attn day ~
April. tg1G
lTTGENE r. C4igLBg.
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