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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-12
ISLAND WORKER
TO Be H0NORED
Ordnance Department to Issue Ser
vice Certificates to Those En-
ployed on Nov. IL.
SUPPLY RECEIVED BY JORDAN
Those Not Now in Government Ser
vice to be Given Awards by
Mail on Application.

A certificate of faithful service
has been awarded to each person
who was in the employ of the ord
nance department. of the United
States government on Nov. II, 1918,
the day which becomes historical
because of the signing of the armis-
tice.
Certificates, awarded by the gov
eminent through Major General
Williams, chief of ordnance, have
been received by Colonel Harry B.
Jordan, commandant at Rock Is
land arsenal, for distribution to per-
sons entitled to them for service on
the island rendered before the end
ing of hostilities. The awards are
made, it is asserted, regardless of
whether or not the persons are now
in the employ of the ordnance de-
partment.
Former arsenal employees, who
were engaged there in work on Nov.
II, are to receive their certificates
by mail. providing application is
made for them.
it is awarded, the dates of service
and a number will be borne by each
certificate issued. Each award is
sued is to be registered at the ord
nance department.
Workers Praised.
An official communication in an
nouncing the award of the Ger
certificates, says:
"The ordnance department was
represented in the recent war by
thousands in the commissioned and
enlisted ranks and by tens of thou
sands who were not in khaki, but
who were no less responsible for
the development and manufacture
of munitions. The men and women
comprising the great army of the
ordnance department. who stayed at
home in the offices and shops, have
not had the opportunity to receive
crosses or medals or wound or ser
vice chevrons.
''In recognition of the faithful and
loyal service rendered by those
silent partners of the army. the
ordnance department, through
Major General Williams, chief of
ordnance, has awarded a certificate
of faithful service. In years to come
these certificates will be highly
valued souvenirs of the owners par
ticipation in the world war"
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-12

Mrs. e. Dawson and daughter
went to New Windsor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bridgeford
went to Woodruff Tuesday morn
ing for a short visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Donald Wycoff spent Tues
day visiting with friends and rela-
tives here.
c. J. Carlson went to New
Windsor Tuesday.
Keith Poffenbarger returned to
this city Tuesday after spending
a short time with his parents in
New Boston.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-12
Personal Mention.

PERSONAL MenEIOns
c. E. Bartlette has returned to
his home at Joy
Mrs. Gerald Baldwin went to
New Boston Monday for a short
visit with her parents.
Miss Ermel Balmer has return
ed to her home at New Boston aft
er a short visit here with her par
ents.
Mrs. C. r. Prouty has returned
to her home at Joy.
Miss Edna Sheese has returned
to her home at Joy after short
visit in this city.
Mrs. Esther Garner returned to
her home at Keithsburg Monday.
Mrs. Lou zimmerman returned
to her home at New Boston Mon
day. having spent the day in this
city with friends.
Sergeant Harry Mcfarland has
arrived from Camp Taylor, ny.
where he received his honorable
discharge. Sergeant LIcFarlan0
saw overseas service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-12
Piles Cured in 6 to "A DAYS ~

Druggists refund money If PAzo
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind. Bleeding. or Protrudins
Piles. Stops Irritation; Soothes
and Heals. You can get restful
sleep after the first application
Price 60.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-12

All the news all the time-Tht
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-12

Forty-first street and Seventh ave-
nue..
Twenty-sixth-4200 Fourteenth
avenue.
W. A. F'REWERT,
Town Clerk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
CANDIDATES COLUMN
ASSN ia sEr


Rerehw annoittsre fiat am candidate
for fAe 0Iaer 02 Clerk IF al1e Etfcatt Court
Tor Anne Arundel County aubtetf ~ the
actk2n IL the Democratic PTiiamrtea.
Ia ma king fitssannausiewEHent feel that
should asale briefly. IFHs Tbat II I
am nominated and eiesfel 70 this once
will To the best III my akfli and 1udg
naeat diligently anil faithfully. without
barttaliiy II prejndiee tlaehaFgs the duties
81 said office WAS appointed aepntg
pgeYk under Major SglFtK9 Hae~uosl. then
clerk iii tile Sprlag III IssT, and upon the
death II Th0uiHa ~ BFnn IN April lshl
i was appointed Chief I1spnfy clerk. and
have served euntinnouHIy AZ Chief pepufy.
untser MsJar HHFwossa. John g. hauh9n
and III. AeurFe Wells. until the latter :
death IN ksssasranIS&K, 1918 &gu The first ~
October. 1914. Mes NV the Judges " the
Stgrktf Court IL shiA s1rgutt. unanimously
appaintea k1eFk az the ts0uFt 10 succeed
our late IaEnented Dr. 9e0fKe Wells. until
the next General Election In November Of
The present. year.
witA any long service and experience ~
pssl&ie servant feel that ! can con.
sidenfi u iSuk fDF loyal Aasl hearty sub.
f8ff ~ the good people Of this county IN
the r.anIuR Primary aud GcnersI Islestfioa-
have always regarded public 1illef
as public trust Hnd hrlBty believe faat
liz wlla faithfully mud hansstiy discharges
fhr aIIftEfn III the 0EfiEe III which lac itah
been elected of apEuiHtfd best serves his
parfY mnd the lIlbih
ly2.t.R M, y. N4lt1DAsA AMI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30

81 \
The eanSe Il this xait IS 10 procure ) divorce
v1Ss.xL0 AATaf N04t1 frozn thu defendant.
T1e An states tbs Nz&gxss9e OF the parties
n tn mnAth az Anfuhs 1905 snd liar they
neR5HmA hi AMnR posi& Nd "a hasAaAA aa&
mife nMath IuhA. 1905, NkNM aAa &sfenuant
deaNFse& and nAans0aea tfe plaintiff with0ai
say tNAs eAAE4 or fw@AnM and declared her
intention to live Mith him no longer
That ere child Was born ~ resalt ct sad
InaFrin9e. Veronica. u no il residing with
Mrs Emma Ridgeiy III Bsltin0re City. Nd. :
sister 81 the defendant
That the pi1IatiH did all that be- could %
make hons happy ThAs the SEPARATION ii
deliberate and sinai and fer . longer Irsriou
tisfrfefru E4ediy than three years. and is he
yon1 sny reasonable hoac 81 recon lliAtion.
That the defendant IS . anresieRt ot thf
state al Masyia
III il theFenpoR this g4th day III anne, III
ihe year Of 1919 hy the Circuit Gonrf oi Anne
Arundel County, sitting IN Equity. ordered thai
the piaipttn by causing copy Of this order &
be inSeT4ea IN some new1papFr Published IN
Anne Arundel County onea in eaeh of -four
successive weeks hafoFe the 9th day Of Judy
1912 gsxfng notice 10 the said Pearl Chase
non resident of the object ~ this suit and the
substance OF the biil 81 complaint, and here
ny warning her 10 appear ~ this Court Ia
person or by solicitor OF before The
18th Day OF August, 1919,
ii ansMer the premises and ID show cans
Why 4 decree should not 81 passed as prayed
WM. ". WOODWARD, terK.
True Copy, Test;
Nm i. WOODWARD. Clerk 624fd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
C,ANntDATE F0Rt gE.ERK OF TafE
CIRCUIT G;tlI Nj EOH ANNE
ARUNDEL. EsOENFX

In ANNOUNCING my eandI.laey FOR the
once IL the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
oE THE lteAisn,ratic primaries, ! feel that
III ~ 4 duty ~ myself, and 20 tue people
81 tile county, IL give Them short sketch
II MY official eareef
During my political eaFtser have always
tried 10 represent the people 10 the best Di
my ability Every office that have beIds
.slther bv appointment ar election hays
given my undivided time ana attention III
these Ynriais ssfid&n. / feel that II ~ The
dirty of every man that holds public Office
10 give that Office personal attention and
he there 1t all times 60 serve the people.
Many years AE0 | was hoilared ply The
people III tile City iii Annapolis bv beine
elected one III the Aldermen from thu
Second Ward III the city % AnnapOiis.
Represented the people af my ward and tbs
tieafie III large, To the best Of iay ability
giving them such improvements thsi Wa
In Keeping with the economical welfare 81
the City.
Governor 9'rufiierR to the Bnard OF Snpers
yss0Fa of Elections 1T Anne Arulfslel
County; also appointed BY the present
Executive Of the State the Hon. =. G.
III liz year 1912 / was honorea by tine
people Of the 1panty hy bnlilE elected d
lleniber on tla State Senate. There rep
resented tile people to he very best q MY
ability. looking Ia the economical admin
tstfati0u af the States Affairs. and also
lonklng To the best interest of onr County
and itH people
sheriff III Anne Arundel County. ! have
given my entire time aud attention ~ The
husineas nf the office and have saved
many thournntIs Of dollars by my eco
Aamicni administration Of aaid office and
especially by Deinw ii daily Attendance
and giving she office my personal super
Yisl0n, nna | feei that / have given the
County tile very best service that We have
iiasi for many years.
i am now ca1tIIaate for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court. and ask all loyal nelpos
.erntN for tlleir support and II should be
succeasful In the primaries aflti IN the
general election I do hereby aoienaIy de-
Flare ii give satd office my personal super
visitor. and that ! Will conduct said 0tfee
|In blsaIn&aa- ike way anil give To the
general pubiir prompt and efficient aerv-
lee irrespective Of palittes. ! believe that
this IA the peoples hight and trnsf IN
them tn uaa their awn Judgment ailsl In
JOSEPH III BELLS.
Candidate for Clerk 1T the Circuit Eanff
for Anne Afnnsiel County. jyA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
ANNAPOLIS rfsE LOGlt'AL PLACE
POR THR NAVAL RESEARCH
LARoRAT0fsY

When, i little over d year ago,
the Committee of experts which
was appointed 70 recommend q
site for the proposed research lab
oratory and enlarged experiment
tai station practically decided on.
Annapolis, the decision was ae-
claimed as wise and logical ono
and i just recognition Of Annapo-
lis preeminenl claims Even then.
however, there seemed TO be an
undercurrent working against the
final contamination III this decis-
ion and ii was not clinched. Now,
it seems, this nndereurrent IS
breaking through again, this
time with Yorktown. Va, rs the
objective
inst what force the movement
has remains to BE seen, bit the
strength 81 Annapolis position in
the matter ought to BE impreg
nable Apart from the advantages
which are apparent to everyone.
there il the Committees decision,
based on exceptional advantages
x,f,;rh u,t,st necessarily have an
peaied TO them and stood the acid.
test Of their repeated inspections.
sT'his being the strength Of our.
case, the urgent thing now Is to
concentrate our efforts on bring
ing il to a favorable close From
the earnestness and the intelligent
direction shown at the meeting
Of the committee Of citizens last
Monday night. there IS every rea-
son ID believe that the right lines.
are being followed. AS was point
ed out, this is vastly more than a
local project, + il Of national
even international Importance
and the establishment Of this Gov
ernnlent station here would be q
triumphant achievement that
would justify the fullest measure
Of pride not only Of all Annapoli-
tans but Of all Maryianders. as
well Therefore i IS entirely fit
ting, and wise procedure, that our.
Governor, our Senators and our
Representatives. IN Congress and
the press 81 Baltimore CITY and.
throughout the State, be called to
the front ii this movement to
make OUT Capital City the chosen.
field for still further contributions
to the Nations greatness.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
ORDER or PUBLICATION:
Annie q ssamlueT, Plaintiff - Herman STAN.
mer, Defendant.

Annie u SsamIuer, Plaintiff, ys Herman Stanis
mer. Defendant.
II The Circuit Court Of Anne Arundel County.
The object of this sill Il 10 procure divorce
(AsyiNeTisO MATRlMoNII) by tiss Plaintiff An
nie n Sianuner. from thu defendants HERMAN
Ssanmer
The hill recitss that the parties We're married
on june o. 1870 In Niilersyie. Anue AruAs
sief county State OF Mars land, hy Rev. Frank
Novak minister of the GnSlFis that no chil.
Fiat the defendant ahoAdoue6 and deserted
tir plaintiff ia the month If December, 1912
without Just ranse excuse thereof tbs ! the
Said abandonment and deSertian has been Son
finu0uS ard uninterrupted for more than three
years. WAS the final and deliberate art Of the
defendant, and there II no hope ri rernastila.
zion between The parties I'd this cause Ihai
he plaintiff has been resident Of Millerssllle
Anne Arundel county, State Of Maryland, for
more Than two years PRIOR hereto.
That The defendant u now Nonresident Of
the State of Maryland
III IL thar4upUn ordered hy the Giretit Couri
IN Anne Arundel comfy. this third day of July
1919. that the plAfntiH tn causing copy ri
his Order 10 ~ inserted in some newspaper,
published il Anne Arundel county once in
zach four successive weeks or before the
am day 81 August 1919. give notice 10 the
said absent defendant. Herman Stammer oi
the object and substance 81 the Bill, and warn
ing him 10 b. and HpIear ~ this Court, in per
son or by solicitor IN Or before The
10th Day or August, 1919,
10 show eanse, il any he may lave. why said
decree should not be passed q PRAYED
Nm. II. WOODWARD. Clerk
49, WI. II. WOODWARD. Clerk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
ORDER N ISL

"a Anne Arundel County Orphans Court
Annapolis, July 10. 1919
Ordered That the Sale Of the Real Es-
nfe If
WILLIAM MI. ABR0TT
licensed. niade hy Emma Abbott tsage. the
Esxecusfix AMI Trustee. 0f the LAST VIII and
Testament Of the aaid deceased, and this
lay reported to this Court. by the said
ssxecnfrix and Trustee, b. ratified aud
nafirmed, unless cause be- shown 10 the
sontrary on or before the
18th DAY OF AyiGUST. NEXT.
provided. ii copy of this orsler he insert
u ia some newspaper published IN the
't'ity III AnnApoiiA. ANNE Arundel CauntY
ii leHet once Il week for four successive
weeks before the said 18th day III An-
yuat. next
The report states the amount of sales
70 be &2sal0.0A
GEORGE W. HYDE. G.. u.
LEAfg8Ns sREcAI4I4. a. u,
MAESARD CARR A.
True Eopy. Lat
OI5EN DI'CKETT
stvaR ~ m. ana
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
PROPOSALS INVITED

Rfda for the ERECTION III a four room
selto0i Iii the Eighth District of Anne
Arundel County. as authorized BY the Gem
rr:li Assembly IL Maryland. Acts af 1918
Chapter No. So, viii be received and open
ed 81 the e61ee ef the GoHnty Board 81
Isdufatiosi st Annapolis. Md, m Tueslay,
August & 1919 at II o'clock IL.
Plans and specifications may be obtain.
"a from Gsao%Re Fox. County SuperiHfeHd-
ent ~ schools al Annapolis. Md. or from
Henry r HOPKINS Architect. No. IL Union
Trust RuiItIiag. baltimore. Nd.
The County Beard Of EdHeatian retaina
the right 20 reject ang or an bids.
GEORGE FOX. i
a-a1 s1k County superintendent.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
NOTICE. 10 tREDITttRs

Notice il hereby given. that the sub.
aerfber. IL Anne Arnndel county. has oh.
fainsst from the 0rpAaaa CnnFt III Ammo
administration on the personal estate ~
PERkF wRsGaET.
late II Anne Arundel county. deceased. Al
parsons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned Ia exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, To the sub
wsrihpr. on ar before the
1ak alNI or ANEARY. fs2a.
They may otherwise. my law. be excluded
from NIL benefit az said estate. All per.
sons Indebted 10 said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment.
Given under MY hand this list day 81
VA H HOWARD,
A4lRnF
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In she United Reatca District Cofart gsr the
nistFir9 oF Maryland In Baakrmpzeg
Take nnaiee that ARTHTR A. IaS1N-NSs
having beeB adjudicatesl i bankrupt BY
the Honorable. the Judge Of said Court
an April eth 1912 a flrst meeting ~ credit
oFs will be held at the Court House. An.
napnlia MARYLAND. on
gFRHsNEaDAE, August eth. 1918.
III III a'clock ii, M. fer the purpose 81 all
lowing claims, examining the bankrupt
and selecting q truNtse OF truAfeea
DANIEI. NJ MURRAY.
ty22 No. ArgI Referee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
ARRIVALS AT HOTELS
Carael Rall

81 Il. Shoemaker. Washington, p S.;
ii b cohee, Wilmington. Del A Il
rohee. Philadelphia: IN z BACON.
washington; e, ]. Quinn. washing
ION. II. Is. Arisen. washington; Dr.
A j. Carroll. washington; II 4 For
rest. Annapolis: MI. and Mrs W q,
Henderson. WasAington Fletcher
Henderson. washington: Fletcher Or
PIN, washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
TUESDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF
AUGUST, 1919,
81 ii o,clock a. q.

~ 81 y EtNtSrA
i'll thni lot Of ground lying between the
property 81 the Odd Fellows on the east
sina the McParlali lot on the weat, front
ng about 70 feet on the south aiale If West
treet and running bAck til Tie line III
Ie lot formerly owned by the late Gea.
= Franklin. improved By three story
erlek building the residence OF the late
Judge James IsegelI. This property offers
i rare opportunity for an Apartment. 4
luilding If this kind helnE greatly In de-
nan,I tn AnnapalIs This property liz so
veil known II la not necessary 70 ~ far
her into detail about the same, being the
anne lot Of ground and improvements con
eyed to THE Eagles Club. AunapoIIs. by
& TIieO. Brady and Robert Afasa. Trus-
eea. by deed dated the 18th december
lslbs, aud recorded among the Land Rec.
,rsla of Anne Arundel County. In IAber I'll
81 No OIL folio go Hs by reference there
ssiil more fully aud particularly apiear.
TERMS OF SALE A deitantt OF kJttU.U0
VIII be required 81 the purchaser an day
af sale Ii tn ~ days ! Il hi six months
md the balance al twelve months from day
Il safe. III ali cABh IL tile purchaser So
leslres The deferred payments 70 bear
nterest from day az sale.
A THEO BRADY.
Attorney.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
70 THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS Oh
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

herrhy AnnouRce ms eandidscy for Mem
her Of the Honse OF Delegates, sRiIeet to IN.
nrjn,ary election 10 be held in September. 1919
reAiiSs that the most promising pArt of ON
roalnty has heeR annrxnd to Baltimore CITY
and under the rhaaErd conditions, the county
xiH have ID 10 RECONSTRUCTED tO meet condition,
A. they exist.
fl nominated and elected. pledge myself
10 work increasingly for the best interest d
the county and State.
ENoCH p.. JOHNSON,
aolley possoeace. Anne Arundel co, Nd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
FIGHTING BETWEEN
WHITES AND NEGROES
SPREADS Iea CHICAGO
acontinued trom Page ono

s. other instances whites and blacks
s,ashss each other with knives shot
frau ambush at ran down isolated
!, 81, hers 81 the other race and beat
them into insensibility Ihefe vas
sorae IootinE 81 abandoned residences
ana stores in the South Side black
.belt ana i nunher o. small fires we're
ascrIbed 10 incendlarism
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
Hotel NaryIansl

MI Logan, Keokeeks Iowa; " Fox,
Baltimore. Norman Il Shannahan and
wife, ST. Michaels. Md f. 3. Whysall.
New York victor n brooks, Mt Ran-
Ter, Nd. William Al Jones, Mt ltan-
Ter. Md James s. Henry. Pittsburgh,
Pa. Samuel Gregg. Pittsburgh; ] W.
EngIe, baltimore; II f Arthur, Win
chester Va. j. Nj Gritith, Owings,
Md. capt. John II Kaiser. Camp
Meade
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
onpER q puBLrcArIoN.

Lizzie Offer sedwiek vs. Horace sedwick
No 2Ta. Divorces.
Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County.
The object Of this suit is 10 procure decree
for divorce yINcUlsD MhTRIM0EI hy the
5plaintid from She defendant. Horace Seawick.
The Bill states that tile plaintiff q. the saId
Lizzie Offer SedMiek married The defendant,
the said Horace Sedwiek, on the 4th day q
August ii he year 1890 and that he said
defendant Horace. SedN.ick. without any just
reason. cause or pr0vocati0n, abandoned and
deserted lie plaiutiff. Lizzie Offer sedwick.
more than sixteen years ago and that the
abandonment was deliberate and hnal and
without any reasonable expectations 81 recon
eiIintion And that The said plaintiff does not
know the X hereab0uts OF tile defendant nor
does She know whether the defendant is living
or dead.
Ii ii aherenpon this 18th day Of July. 1919,
ordered ly the Circuit Court for Ammo Arun,
del County, sitting hi equity, hal this plaintiH
by causing 4 copy OF this order to be inserted
ia aotne newspaper published ia Anne Arundel
County once in each of four successive wee Ks
before the 10th day Of August, 1919 giving
NOTICE ID the said defendMnk HaFaee SaaWick.
iii the object and substance III this Bin. warn.
Ing him to appear Iii this Court either in per-
son. or hs solicitor. or before The
End Day Of August, 1919.
10 show cause. il any. why decree ought not
Ito be passed rs prayed
Trus Copy. Test
7I8.ta
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The object az this suit Fl 20 procure 4
decree for divorce Il yinculD Hlatrim0nii
by tIIe ania plaintiff from the said Charles
The Riil states TINT on or about March
lis, 1858. tIie said plaintiff was naarried ~
the defendant with whom she resided
until OH 0r about May II. 1916 III Anne
Arundel County. Md. That ON the 10TH
day Of May 1916. the said Charles Semitic
abandoned and deserted her, VI tch absnss
tl0nuient has been more than three years
aud is deliberate and final and fhe seJa-
ration sf the narfies III beyond rne0ncillas
tiau Tint the safd Charles tsentilc is Il
non Zrtsfflenf III the State Ut Maryland.
That there were three children horn from
said marriage who reside with their noths
er, the said Minnie GENTLE.
liz Is tlereu ls0n. this 10th day Of July.
1919. ordered by the Circuit Court ~ Aane
Arundel County, Maryland, in Equity. tiat
the pfafntffF hy eansing copy ~ this
order Is be Inserted In some newspaper.
published in said County, once in eaeh 81
sfonr successive weeks before the 18th day
81 August 1919. RIviRg notice 70 the said
absent defendant of The object and sub
stance Or the BILL warming him 90 appear
I'm this Court lin person or Pc solieltor on
or before the
kth day OF September. next.
10 shov eanse. IL any he has. Why a de-
cres. ought MT Ia he passed ~ Traged.
Nm NJ WOODWARD, Clerk.
True Copy. Test
VIZ. II. WOODWARD. Clerk.
fx1G ~ ssfl.aNs8
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ANNOt y mt

hereby announce tnyseif M candidate
for re+elr4stIan 10 the Maryland State Sem
the Democratic Primaries IA September.
Trnsting entirely I'd lse reN1rA III ptsi
services ~ i trlie guarantee of FIXTURE ar
gisisiea, / submit inOet h0pefuily MY co e
slltlaey 10 tile will of the people Of this
FRANK II. uIpALI.,
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OkDgR ISL

Mary tsarslan. 81. al. versua j. Clayton
flarch es. 81
Iii the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
COMgsag
No. Eli Equity
Ordered this 2sth day Of July. 1879. that
the report and account az the austitor.
Aled tits day ia the ab0xe entitled cause
be ratified snd confirmed. unless cause lie
Care the
Ssh @Ag @f Augmnz Next
Provided 3 copy Of this order Be- inserted
u some newspapeF pHhliaietl ln Anne
Arundel Cannty, once IN eaeh az three snr-
seasIve weeks before the 3gsh day of Ae-
guaG. next
Wv n. WOODWARD. CaerR.
srrua Cnpy. Tea :
w u WOODWARD. CLERK.
iyS9-auS613
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ANNnrMfKn 80

/ hereby annDnnre MY candidacy for the
0fase III County Commissioner ~ Anne
Arundel County FIR the Second District
sub jecf 10 the asdlUn III the ieelnasratie
primaries III September. Your support
viii be appreciated
M ~. MILTON #A1Ay5Allt4s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
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hereby announce myself IA eRDdi-
date for membership IN The State Zen,
trial Committee IL the Democratic party
npi1leet 10 the primary.
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