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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-18
A Tabloid Tale
Hidden Under.

RAVEN II am Ore drsad ls'l unset ever T. NJ
ives desk ' With her 1s soitair sa' 'e.ee
months and I thought ! would come
when I sneaked up on the Rorch. there
was no HoratIo there at all b-but
man with long hair and whiskers,
the safe. He was hideous!' And the
mitts to hide out some awful vision:
threAt.. but didn't hurt.
hoans. madam:" the sreat detee.iS.
sris a'aS s. ~an.a Sonys ss. tysss %s. S
looks Ike. All the way here, rye
ssrsoS' iao~ w. You come ' wisS me me
You must excuse NE. madam.
cum; Ans ii Just NOV brig M. soms band
Mr.. Bones. BECAUSE ! just know. his
hair is that length for some baietul
purpose. Maybe like Samson. he is
thatt"'S W." = :" '''"" Wv 'ee
DIETING up. the great detectiys went
over to the window to see II there
sat by the door.
His gaze, wandering across the
street, aiishtsd on something that
made him smile. 1t was polo with
red and white stripes around 1t. .trr
All he said, suddenly whirling
around and facing the woman. 1T riA
home. walk right up to the man, lift
up his whiskers and push back his
hair. sou Will sec hidden beneath that
husband See that sign over thers?T
The woman looked and saw 3 sign
" Tseys have bee. TAr strih Pfese for two
months"
"Ah,"', she cried. understandlnsly.
Poor Heratio!"
And she laid dewn dollar tee in
her gratitude and hurried out.
FFawnin9 slightly, the great detse-
a vivid oath 10 collect all green eyed
red-haired WomeR's fees first,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-12

In the Dunge eo]
~ City, then he
despondent
hold on and died
syfou
S constant urge his task that called him his bed
ready to the another
Faithful @ hardworng John pdw-h body maehn his
bon to prince and ruler the Kingdom of the Soul with the breath of
citizen America he buried himself for tbreeore years. sn in the
Dungeon OF Tundrmn
Suddenly he empty
hmm tho the ns snsn sbe e % ssss % ] and
all present; the hearts and souls his wife and children
lows into its fiery furnace
and and cage reach into the infinite
Free refresh his soul with the
of 17undum and died of nheat."
The hope of Amercate hope greater
freedom mankind THE LITERARY DIGEST
appeals American citizenship response
mighty volume Now
study the shop through
the Nation fuller freedom a life
activity human bodyv1en is driven
by soul inspired
Works the which things in of
human wonderworking
Work translates thoughts and
politics. n aviation of
The workplaces of America, in
foundation
o safety the prornseo of fherpo
OR they the fostering which grows
they the
threatening symptoms of her fall
Whichs bel?
Men love America depends ON vou THE
LITERARY DIGEST asks to help lift the work of
higher, nobe, penter people
perish give American
richer, the
workers
New-York tribune., 1919-05-12
Prisoners
In the Dungeon of Humdrun


on the slavery of the commonplace.
Three cutting Cathedral grounds 1
@ you oong' NO. II? Il working for $675 day." "What are
you doing No. p" squang this one yyba are Won dng
am helping to build hat and this reaching
out beyond his toll with spirit partnership with the best
po'l's proudly up to the
Two million American workers in business in the professions and 49,
their toll each week by the
DIGEST brings every Saturday with its wealth Of The
worlds and thought - - N>
"What doing, Senator Brown"
am studying the League of Nations in order that
may ep build world SYMPOSIUM in THE
1'1H<Af<4 DIGEST is giving hope
What doing, Governor Smith,"
l am planning people my State to save from the
fearu disease of Boev wildly described THE
DIGEST this week."
"What doing, Jones?"
Il arranging have up this historical studv o
Foland past and THE othe
articles THE DIGEST nn;ng +s+
our pupils may have minds broadened
of the worlds of
their new brothers e+.rs u,o - v,n1;. o.
"Wha you doing Seaton?"
this DIGEST for ntv and
this critical
doing man. lawyer banker shipper mechanic
farmer, housekeeper?"
learning the facts of the worlds activities and + s
OF the worlds thinkers
finding need in this dav of
and eadjstent considering mighty
THE LITERARY telling things evv k and
find read it, that life things WHILE and that we
must have large share in its work
you doing New York and reader Of this ," ~,
answer tor to ae but assured that deep week of
the STRENGTHENING tonic and nnpeng stmuant LITERARY
DIGEST You VIII Neve Rot In the Dreayy Dungeon Hudr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-13
CANDIDATES COLUMN
An IN


hereby aanpnare that 20 ! candidate
for aise ufgiee IN Clerk ~ she Nstrrutt GonFt
far AMRe Arundel County. hiib9ecs 70 the
action uf she Ssssnosratis. Primaries.
In making this announcement fFel t1At
should state briefly. Firat-That II
arn nominated and elected 70 Tits 0sheR
wifi Ia the best ~ MY ekiti and 1ustg-
nss.fit diligently and faithfully. without
pa1tiaiifg 81 pre5Bdiee sIiAshaFEe he dntasS
81 said oflre. / WAS appointed deputy
Jerk nnder Major SprlRg iiarwoosi then
eleEk Iii he SpFlEg at 1881, ana upon fhe
death III Tlaosisaa NJ Efsi In ApFIi 1871,
wan appointed Chief 5epufg tfeTk. And
have SERVED continuously - chief IgeFssity.
unalrr Major HsFwDstd. John ffalluun
ana T1r 9seogge Wells, mill the hitter :
Heath III September, 1918 On the hFst 81
October. I9ls ! MAS bY the Judges of the
Circuit Court III this eirrntt uha ntsn9nsty
apItaiutesf Clerk ~ the EDnrt II sust7es.sl
saiir lgte IaasaelEfea 3gr. sss.eiRe Wells. unIii
the next 1seAeral Election III November 81
the present year.
Viii MY long service AMI experieHs7e a.
i putsiie aers anf, fss.l 1liat 81 y .s,ii-
ni.ntly IDak far b laFal aati heaFfy sats-
port IL tgae good people Of Ills county ll'
tite coming Primary Hnd sieheTal f.its st9n
have always regarded put1!is 9files
AZ puislic trust aaA firmly believe hal
be who faithfully ard honestly sliAclaEges
the dtlfies af she otiisP to WhIeh he i.sts
lsceu elected or Hpppinted best serves his
parity and the Ituhlfe.
ty-ssn a. n y y AlAi1.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-13
STATE OF MARYLAND
STATE ROADS cox 8SAa1S
g0TIcE 70 CflyTRAgTtlps

Sealed proposals for building one Sec
tion III State Highway. as faiiowa
Aan4 Arundel County. GontrMef AAe1e.
FtsleraI Aid Project No. &c One section
OF road from Befslieid toward Sesern CrosH
Roads for 4 distance 0f Loo mile concrete
will he reeeINeJ t5g the SsatA KaadA Com
mission. at ifs afIisas ssai tssrrest IsuiId-
ing baltimore. Maryland unti II az GA
the
sSsh DAT or AUGUsT. 1919.
Id which time and piare they VIII b. pub
Iieiy opened and read
Lids must BIZ made HiSon the blank pro-
ppaai form which with specifications and
nfans will he furnished by the tsemnfie-
sion upon application and cash payment az
si.O0 ~ hepeaftcF no Chargers will be per-
shifted
No bids will be reeeIvesl unless accom-
panied Us certified cheek far the SHln Dr.
Ore hunaresi E$sss0i dollars psksFa bic III ffp
State Reads Commission,
The suss.esNfuIa bidder viii be reqafred
IL give bond, aH comply with tsae Arta ~
sl,e t1enerai A lily nf Msryianti rea-a
meeting gtasttfa5.t -
The Commission reserves the right to-
reject ATTY and a 4 bids.
BY order OF she State Reads fsnmsHis-
sInn this 18th ,iay az August. ds1a
PRANK I'll. X0tAlk, chairman.
CLYDE =. WILSON, Secretary. h-1a-@a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-13
ANNouNoEMENT

Yn .ann0ancinG my eandidary FOR reelection
.to tha Maryland senate. subject 81 ne l1eIno
rattle primaries ii is proT+f that y shoaid ktss
tssae account al TDg eMnrdsisip siiaef nav
,s9n III lie employ of my fellaN xens III
s4nnp Arundel County. ~ doing this knew
Il no better NAY thar to make pntslie 8 letter
.eseived from ono Mha has Watched mr. career
.ince have been public Official lie says
~ have had my eve on yoM for many years
and | am glad 10 be able 10 kRs lhat nave
sl@ays faund YOU a. your post feHdy 70 90
our full duty. In tie l.eetsaatNTe yoil nave
3epn esIHsriaIly active in the interests ot our
rho0ls aud roads. and iii the defense 81 sur
County against the encrOachmants of baltimore
e'ity. You have sHcAred The passage a bills
sor the constructions and repair Ct school.
fsomsak and have been especially helVfui ID OH
aiming better salaries for oHr teRehers The
following summary viii show your work IN
shese and other Mays.
.sTha Introduction OF 4 resolution for Ma.
licnai Defense road from Badeashurg 70 Camp
Parole the securing ri State MD for roads
working peTsistently for their hettaTrneAt, and
I'D III MI gol have done more fpr The roads
sried snd trne friend Ok the oysterinan gon
took the military census ~ the County Ht yoAr
avn eSpeHse III the extra session yon stt M
porfed strongly the bill for b Council 81 De-
fense introduced and worked hard for the
bill 70 establish thc military camp az Camp
Meade: secured the passage Of bills making an
appropriation fnr the ATmory and raising tlie
statns of ST 1afH'y graduates to rank as len.
HNn0A& IN fpHtFAN
/ hin to enlarge The .Jessnp Cut Farm; another
10 compel all ahle.bodied men 70 work six DAYS
n the week and still another tending To he
conservation ~ food. and working zeaonsly for
sall measures looking til the successful praseeu
ZION III The war iii the Iaberss Lean campaign
mn irayeled I'D over thu County working NTH
Colonel Hopkins. Jiidge Moss Mr. Ridgaiy Mel-
an and others To aid IN the increased pro.
iartion Of food for orr soldiers yon worked Il
greater nereaee On yonr farm even thengh 4,
loss osxiae to labor conditions In the Red
Cross work yon had Sapr whole heart and
sonl being generous with financial MD and
lending yoisr t-Htks and hired help both Ia
rally and elsewhere whenever called mon II
sil Community work yon responded most Will
agig. IN elasins may SAY without eyaccera-
ion yoa haze bcen TIE strongest ard most mi
sient worker ne hAvr had III otir Legislature
tor MANY years and you richly deserve u.
ciertion Z
IT the people again repese confidence ii me
~ sending iae 10 The Senate prunlise 10 do
sll IN ms power 10 merit the hieh praise be-.
slowed upon me Rbovn and 70 work Rnffrinelv
IN the interests 81 onF County and It's citinns
FRANK M nJTyAI.T..
s,l4n ST. Margaret 8, Nd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-13
ORDER OF PIsRLIl' 4Tlos

M
e,oRNET.fEsS Il. T,iTZtsfI; s. Id Solicitor
2is4slT Gourtialld street.
baltimore, Maryland
In the Circuit Court FOR Anne ARUNDEL
county, III Equity. TX parte IN tie mat
Ter u Rrnnn Lima.
The object IL the petition IN the above
entitled cause Is 90 ehang. the ilsiiiie 81
ftrt,nn Liza ia Fsruaa 9afincsi
1ilp tsrtftfs,1 states tllat The petitioner
sieSiFps III change Ills nsI9e in ars"rdalls.e
Nitli tho llruylal0nH III Artlrir MI ss-.sion
III &c tie 1871 Code III Public eseneriH
sI.asys: that fhr petitioner Was hnrf IN
ItaIy tnarcsfhnn thirty years aga. and lias
sbt,.I, living III the United States for more
than Ten gears and has rpsitfg.a IN Anne
Arundel County. State of Maryland for
more tham eight years that be- recently
discovered that the original family mime
WAS Isanucel. fnr which reason ne desires
the Court To lsasR IN order hanging llls
name from Brnno Lima 10 Bruno I'm.
neck
III II therenpofs this a1at LAY af duiy.
1914 ORDERED ~ the tirrnif 0sFrt for
Anne Arundel 1tnnnty. III Equity. that the
petitioner cause eapy 1T this order. stat
ing the GiJeet and substance IL said pett.
ltou. Ii, he inserted IN some daily news
paper published III Anne ARUNDEL County
yn4e Il week for three successive weeks
before the
giving notice e. whom Il may concern 20
tisitor, aI or before Tie 10th dry &c Aueiists
1919. to show canae III my there be. why
Il decree SHOULD rot he sHssasi Ms prayed.
R0HFsIsT MOSS. a. J
True Copy, Tea,
WM. II. WOODWARD. Clerk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-13
THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
Raltimors, Maryland
EagxRANcE ExAaG1MATIoNs
STATE SCHOLARSHIPS IN
ENGINEERING COURSES

= 4
ENFISAN0E EXAMINATIONS Tor the De
partHseat III Engineering. as we'll as for tbs
College II Arts aud Sciences, viii he held ii
stIsnAn Hail. Homewoud. M0NI1AY THURS
DAY, SEPTEMBER 15siS, 1919. beEinping u
3 ~ III sath day.
APPLICATIONS For SCHOLARSHIPS
lis THE III. fARFMENr OF ENtiIN EERIN ti,
established under the provisions OF the Laws
Il Maryland. Chapter so 1912. will now be
rerived If there Is more than uRs applicant
tSainatlan nast 81 taken FRIDAY. SEFTEM.
BER 81 beginning az A. al Appointments
4Sill he lnade soon thereafter.
Zach Legislative District OF baltimore City
and each county Of The State. with the eSceP.
Jon Of Howard. Qncen Aanc's and Somerset
etlnfea. viii be entitled to one or more scholar.
his for the 1879. 1920. in addition % those
tFraTlg assigned 70 resident students. Ia the
kaee counties mentioned above I'll the avail,
sbk srhosay hips have been awarded
Under The provisions ef tlte Act Ut Assesa.
lly. thu HaHnag and City Scholarships in the
Department ut Enpsannrinr Rrc AWARDED only
% deserving sautisRts Mhnse ananEiai eircun.
st&fpxes aye such that they are naAhle 10 Oh
ain On eaHcAaion IL Engineering unless free
,nxisis the hoisers 10 fire tnition. frne asr q
NIsBonlss. and oxsElEsslaa from 81 Eazn1ar ICES
51ne OF ihe scholarships ID eSeh Ennnsg and
sach Legislative nissrirt Of Tho City carries
aucr for skase whD do nat receive scholarships
y not greater Than 81 csher MARYLAND lnsti-
tsslnRs
\ siolsrvhsrs snay u awarsled 4 Eradaasp
III fs0yoia Ssnals@e. St Jahn's CaIssge NashfnE
ton Cqllese Western MaFyland College. Mary
and kesseuisnrAl CalleEe, Hi 81 Asaryss Gel
tere Raek Efia Eollege
<iFse sclutarrhip ~riI kh ewazsied Al iAFxe g
ArIAlicants khasald address Ths Registrar
The Johns Hopkins EniNeFsity. fer hlnak forms
n RFYsieat and eMaakasrSaes giving infas1na
son As g e1anlinatsonz aEsard 81 scholars SHIPS.
and courres "a Instruction. Ihe nexf AssssfSal
segissS TUESDAY. HEPTEM8zen Sc, 89Ra
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-13
HOUSE DOLL
BRINGS SSS4.5O FOR
MEMORIAL CROSS

The White House Doll which the
community of Biadensburg adopted.
and named Margaret in honor Of the
Presidents daughter Melted $3.50 80 for
the Memorial Cross al Bladensburg I'M
honor 81 Prince Georges county, "a
soldiers. sailors and marines lost In
the war. the picture Of the White
Honse win Miss Wilson's autograph
VIII IS framed and placed Ia the post
office III Bladenshurg
Among the donors who adopted tile
little bathing beach beauty with real
hair ana pink silk bathing costume
we're r. g. Cooper Paul Lanhanl, The
yelvef Kind, jackson r. Ralstan. Mar
ion Duckett. John RI Riggles. William
II. Casey. Thomas Wilanail q Ii.
zantzfngeY Philip ssnbener. Frank
Cash. Harry Ryan Co. Iost u Her
reii. Gallagher q Hnghley, William
II. Magruaer, Hyman Brown. Or. II =
Montgomery. Kirk Miller Or. ] II
Truitt. John Cameron. A. NJ, Raymond,
William Constantine. Maurice Raekey
and others. The National Training
school Hand of 26 pieces played
through the evening and the young
people enjoyed dancing on the biz
platform built hy the oversee boys 81
Rlaaensburg
Mr.. p. G. Cooper formally engi.
neer az the Navy Yard. now proieei
| Manager of National Housing Cor
poration. will engineer the building
lof this magnificent memorial gratis
|It III thought hy September frs
enough Will have been collected Il
start the monsnt.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-13
onDEn ar puxr1oATroN:
q a. clrsaii Csar. z Aaae Arnaasl Comfy


81 In cireuis Csar. Il Aane Arundel Comfy.
Vie 5bgeef III thIE aais Il 70 rtueure asyuFcs
nie II Ssaannaey 4rnEn The dsfenAAnt. Hrrn1an
SsanzMaer
Tshe hin rpxitps flsss the parties were mArriea
ou gnas 1a 1910, ii Mileraglila, Anne Axnn.
DE- toaAty, Ekate ~ Maryland. ~ Aey- FRANK
NnvAk minister 81 The Gospel thai no rhlss
Aran p~rs bora IS q ragnlt 81 said maYriage
THAT the defendant Abandoned and deserted
The plaintia ii fhc meath Of llscenfsx. l9tz,
without last cause or pxFpse thereof that The
sid ahanA0nusrglk and desertion has ben csns
tina0ns and uninterrupted fcS hiuFr ih.An tAFre
yeAEs MS the hnAl and deliberate aef q thf
siefeRdan4 and shere Is no holac "a Teeuat tii Al
ton bekm@en tbs parties 70 thas eauss hat
be plaintiff hss been resident 81 # lersyi He.
Anne Arundel county, Etate Of Mariana, Aor
afore thar tNo years prior hereto.
Tlat the defendant Is now n neHsrsSldenf OF
the State 81 MArsse
II IS theraaTen ordered ~ the Gireuis Court
~ Anne Ayaadel county. usis third aa1 of Jsls.
1919 fSsaf The plaintiff Us estssst.r eols 81
his Order 20 hc inserted in some news "a psr,
nnblfshrd III Anne ArnpdeI evnftt9s onSe -
each four sareesstve nrpks ~ or hefere the
9TH day al August 1917. rive notice ;a The
aid aLser3 defsRaAat4 Herman sstaiufser. q
,lse olsisrt aud s1IStnare 81 The Bill, and WNrn.
ing him TO - and appeaf IL this Court. IN Ters
SON or ~ solicitor, OF l4fare the
10th Day OF August, 1919
10 show cause, II any he may hAye. why said
decree should not u passed IS PRAYED
Nj n WOODWARD Cork
70 IS WI. i. WOODWARD, Clerk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-13
RATIpl TnE TREATYi

Readlustment of the worlds
economic and industrial condi-
tsons. which were So badly dis
located 81 the war. is impossible
50 long as there arc fears and
doubts as to international rela-
tons III the immediate future.
The establishment Of d dozen GOV
ernments in Europe. the bound
aries between new nations. The re-
sumption of commerce with the
late l,elligcrents, the extension IF
credits and 4 hundred other no
less vital problems depend upon
the conclusion Of peace
There can be no real. stable
prosperity without peace There
can be no peace until the treaty
between Germany ard all the
countries with which size vas at
var is an accomplished fact The
present status III uncertainty is
sure 10 produce unrest among
peoples everywhere and conse-
quent disturbance 81 business.
The biggest and most power
fsl nation IN the world the Uni-
ted States is seriously affected
hy its present position ii the tWi-
light between war and peace. AS.
tie most important factor IN the
sanee and trade of the world the
United States must be free to re-
turn I'd its tasks at home and
abroad before Europe and South
America can find themselves.
The New York World correct
iii diagnoses the present economic
situation when it says eiitorially
There can be no approach to.
normal conditions in this country
until the treaty Of peace IS out Of
the way and the work of hquidat
Smg the war has become the chief
concern of Governments as well as
81 the victims Of the existing sit
nation business Of all kinds is.
largely speculative because OF IN.
dsssaiteness and uneer tainty, and
gambling has to be paid tx by
r.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-13
i list DgmANp

The anpcai III the citizens and
taxpayers of the First and Eighth
districts for improved roads for
that section of the County
amount to nothing less than i
Just demand for Official recogni-
ton Of their rights Other sec
tons, Of course, have their special
claims. but there is a particular
force III the position IF the lower
end If tlle County
The Legislature of 1918 passed
4 law authorizing and directing
the State Reads Commission to
construct and maintain as part
az the State Roads system a high
way over the public road leading
from lwensyille to quaker Bury-
ING Ground. This law was APP
proved April. rs, 1918, and went
into effect on June I, 1918 Since
that time representations. iti1por-
tunities and demands have, in
turn, been made upon the state
Roads commission to do its part
toward carrying out this law,
which, says that the work Of con-
structian shall III begun as soon
a. practicable after this Act goes
into effect.
The citizens and taxpayers be-
came thoroughly aroused, result
ING III tfle organization Of the
organization of the Southern
Anne Arundel Community Club, "
and the Good Roads Association
of SEadysidc, hurchton and
Deale. The County Commits
aianer from the Eighth district,
the County Engineer and other
County officials continued To give
sheir earnest efforts in. behalf Of
this road. as we'll as other much
needed read improvements in that
section. However, TIP to the pres
ent time practically nothing has
been done toward the building of
the above mentioned section Of
State Road other than making 4
bare start with survey # there
is anything else, il has not been
voucIsafcd 70 the people most di-
rectiy Interested, namely. the citi-
gems anil taxpayers Of those dis
triets. They need that road, in
particular. They are entitled to
ii as i matter OF law and sooner
a. later their just demands will
get their inevitable official recog-
milton. The sooner this comes the
better II will be for the officials
who are charged with the respon-
sibiiity.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-13

somebody. III this case il IS paid
for By the consumer, who must
take care 81 Soth gains and
losses
Let the Senate ratify the treaty
and approve the covenant uf the
League of Nations. That act
alone will stabilize the world. II
will turn the peoples thoughts
from var Ii Viii restore psch-
oiogy Of peace
Ratify the treaty
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NOTICE 10 cREDIT0Rs

Nofice iii hereby given that the sub
scrlbnr has obtained from the Orphans
Court III Anne Arundel County. In Mary
land letters 81 administration On the per
soma estate II
R0RERT X. H0WEs,
late OF Anne ARUNDEL County, sleceanetl.
All persons llayfne claims against the de-
Goa iSt.sI arc hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber on nr before thc
nth day OF February, 1879.
They may otherwise BY law. be excluded
from all heHcsit Of said estateS MI per-
sons indebted til said estate are requested
40 make ffAinndilte payment.
Given nsltlpr my lnAHd this 9th day ~
August. 1913
WRITE " HOMES.
Administrative
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-13
ORDER NIs
Theodore 0sings. q NJ.
vs.,
John Tucker. et IL
IN che Efrefit Court for Ammo Arundel
County. so. 1860 Equity.

In che Cireiilt Court for Anne arundel
County So. 1860 Equity.
Ordered this til siisy III August In the
year 1919. that The sale af the property
mentioned In these proceedings made aiiti
reported by NiehoIas II. fireef and a.
Theodore Hrnslr, Trustees. be rafitied and
fonfirmpd unless cfiuse ~ the e0ntrslry
thereof be shown on or before lie
sth DAY or SEPTEMBER. NEXT
Provided ii copy of this order be inserted
In some newspaper published IN Anne
Arundel county 0Hrc I'm e;.eh ri three ssis
y.fssiye wneks before the sth dry Of Sep
teinber 1910
The report states the property sold for
six Thousand aud Aine iinndeFa and seven
ty-fiYe dollars
NM N.ss3E6lQDW3AIsI3. Clerk.
True Copy Test;
Z WV. 4. Ma0I1lYARI1. Clerk. ni3al.eI
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NoTlCE TO cREDITORs

Notice Is hereby given tilat fire sub
scfther has aItained from the orphans
Court It Anne Arundel County. In Mary
snna. letters sestnnensary on tile personal
RH0ElA ~. wv EKsCaEs
late III Anne Arundel Eonnty, deceased.
An persons having claims aRainst fite de
laased are hereby warRes To exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. on or before the
Aash .iav ~ Fesrssry, 1850.
from All henefif uf said estate. All per
sons indebted to raid estate aFa requested
10 make immediate fsaymeHt.
Given uAser my hanL this 5sh day q
August, 1919
MAID HAMILTON.
ADMINISTRATIVE, g. =. a.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-13
70 THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS o.
ANNE ARUNDEL. COUNTY

hereby announce ry candidacy for Mem
bcr Of The House Of Delegates. subject - IN, sne
realize that the NEST promising part q our
ro,l,,ty l,as been annexed to baltimore tliy
ma. nader the changed conditions, ths county
ssill have to BE Feconstrueied to meet eonailions
N nominated ana elected. I pledge myself
ID work increasingly for tho best Inierest ol
~ 1850 FNOCTf p JOHNSON.
golley postofice. Anne Arundel CO., Md.