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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-14
BEMlDJI HIGH 1.
PLAYSF;'0SST0N||'.
N:LAST GAME
q. : - ~ y ..s>l
0FTHESEAS0N
Visitors Champions Of Their
District; Will Come Sat- :, ! :.
g., urday Evening I: :; 4
FIRST TIME :FOSSTON \. :.
HERE SEVERAL YEARS
Friendly Contest Will Be Holly
Played; Rooters Are } :.
ii Coming Over -

Saturday evening the fast Fosston
high school basket ball team Will
play the Bemidji high school qutnt
on the local floor in what should be
one Of the fastest and hardest fought
games Of the season. Spectators that
have seen the Fosston machine play
are of the opinion that they will
make a strong bid for the state title
at Carleton, the Goth, 21st and 22nd
of March. Coach Schroeder's men
have won every game played and will
again represent the first athletic dis
trict at the tournament.
:. Has Uniaue Record.
The Fosston high school has the
unique record Of representing the
first district at the state tournament
every year, but one. No other school
in the entire state can boast Of such
a record. It also has the honor OF
winning the State Championship the
first year the tournament was held.
The teams that have met defeat twice
at the hands of the fast Fosston quint
this season are Ada, Crookston, Thief
River Falls, Red Lake Falls and
Warren.
Last Game of Season. g..
The game Saturday will be the last
of the season for Coach Smiths ath-
-letes. The game should be every bit
as fast as the Little Falls game
played on the local dGor February IL.
Bemidji has not defeated Fosston on
the basket bali floor for several sea-
sons. Last year the two teams did
not meet, but in 1916 and 1917 Be-
midji played at Fosston and was de-
feated by good margin, each time
the Fosston team cancelling the re-
turn game at the last hour, and 1t is
with great pleasure to Bemidji bas-
ket ball enthusiasts that Fosston will
appear on the local floor the first
time for several years. The two
cities are only short distance apart
and there always being friendly
athletic rivalry between the two
schools, they ought to meet every
season in two games, which although
they have no bearing on the district
titles always prove to be financial
benefit to both.
Rooters Are Coming.
Fosston being only a short distance
Evening star., 1919-03-26
Kidnaped Mans Body Found.

The State Department is Informed
that the body of Oscar Wallace, an
American citizen who recently was
kidnapped by Mexican bandits, has
been found near Progreso. Coahuila
Evening star., 1919-03-26
NEGROES lNJURE THREE,
ONE OF WHOM MAY DIE
600 Attack New York Surface Car
/ From Which Co1ored Soldier
! Was Elected.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Angered
by election last night of colored
soldier from . surface car on the
Lsnox-Lexington avenue line, mob
of 800 negroes waylaid thei car on
its return trip and in fight with
the motorman and the police who
tried to protect him stabbed the car
man twenty times SO seriously that
he may die and injured two police
men. Threats to assa ult white resi-
dents of the district resulted in es-
tablishment of heavy police guard
for the night.
When his car was stopped by the
crowd, who boarded the front md,
James Clinton, the motorman, dashed
through the car, in which passengers
covered in their seats. and swinging
his controller fought his way to the
street. The mob pursued him into a
library building, where he locked
himself in d room.
A handful of white residents failed
to quiet the negroes, and when police
reserved arrived shots were fired,
razorS welded and brickbats hurled.
Meanwhile the crowd had broken
into the room where Clinton was
hiding. The police We're forced to
use their nightsticks freely before
they could rescue him. 1t was re
ported several negroes had been hurt,
,but had been carried away by
friends
Evening star., 1919-03-26
Cape Pictured
A Woman's Model
Priced, $50

Style illustrated above
one of many new models
shown. OF Poiret twill with
fancy Pussy Willow Silk lin
ing; has deep yoke formed
of overlapping tucks: throw
scarf collar fringe trimmed
same as edge Of coat.
Evening star., 1919-03-26

After all, it's not how
cheap you can buy clothes,
but how good clothes can
be bought at the lowest
possible price.
Styles With Smartness,
Character and Individuality.
Waist-line coat and skirt coat
effects, in single and double
breasted models; fancy chevi-.
OTIS, serviceable cassimeres,
fine blue serges, green, brown
and blue fannels, rich velours,
in neat shadow stripe effects;
also the much wanted oxford
unfinished worsteds. All coats
one-quarter or half lined, with
good quality silk or alpaca;
tailored by Americas leading
wholesale tailors to meet our
exacting standard for quality.
Mems Wear
Mems Light Weight Ribbed
Lisle Union Suits. Closed
Crotch; 1s and long sleeves,
ankle length. Sizes "a to 4s.
Spring and Summer weight.
$500 a Suit.
= Mems Nainsook Union Suits,
made from large cross-b r-eu
<nainsook. Sleeveless and knee
length. All sizes. $3.50 value.
Special, $l.O0.
1900 Pairs of Silk Fiber
Socks; all perfect: in black and
colorS. Made with lisle soles:
In all sizes. Regular CSC grade.
43c a Pair.
3 PalaIs RoyaI-Street Floor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
lTerolslsa At Home

We have heard SO much Of cr0ix de
Guerre and D. s. G. that We are likely
70 forget that peace hath her heroes.
and heroines. no less than war It Is
d pleasure. therefore, To read Of TIE
posthumous award OF d heroine's med
AL to the mother Of l6-year-old Mary
n. Smith. of Camden. One day last
August young Mary Smith, IN EN-
ploye oE q Camden factory. gave her
own life n vain effort to save that Of
i friend who, while wadtng IN the
Delaware River, suddenly stepped into
q deep hole. The fact that she couldn't
swim herself didn't deter this young
girl from her duty. as she saw tt; and
this Is the stun that American heroes
are made of. Philadelphia Record
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
More Light In Mexlco

1T il stated un0sficially upon the al.
thoFitys Of the Mexican government
that General Banquet. who was killed
Ia battle the other day while tryins
I'd start new revolution. carried pa
pers which prove that his adventure
was planned ard financed h this coun-
try by men who seek ID control val
liable concessions in Mexico.
banquet was survivor Of the
. auerta regime He departed from
New York d few weeks ago press.
agented like q prirna donna New HE
head Is being carried on q pike In
some Of the Mexican cities But the
efforts of those groups which have
always seemed determined to involve
Mexico and the United States In war
VIII not end with Blanquet's death
cafranza has almost run his course.
Even though ne suffered with pro-
German alterations. he has made des-
perate efforts to establish q stable gov
erninent for the good of the people
Whoever succeeds him will be Tar
more friendly toward the United
States because influential opinion In
Mexico Is rapidly becoming PAN
American BIanQuet and his native
supporters aimed to set Ia at the turn
.of the tide. They had no enlightened
program and were committed to poll
clea Of corruption and oppressive mile
taxiam.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
s.Allgen ArA Te aSleA

I
II Is certainly gratifying 70 al de-
cent people ID read that 1t Iaas some
one has the courage and common
sense 10 render protest which will
not pass upnoIlced against immoral
motion pictures. Mra. OiGrady should
receive the utmost approval and sur-
port 81 the general public u Der
worthy eK0rt ID abolish Immoral NOV,
les. and parents especially should sol-
low the proceedings closely. as II Il
mainly for the benefit Of children thai
this fight Ii bsIng waged.
That motion picture plays during
The past feW years have Teaeed 90 AZ
most Incredible state Of Yulgarity IL 9
fact which has no doubt heen observed
by all. The scenes portrayed. the
plots Of the stories and The way In
which the women dresa have become
so disgusting and degrading that It
has become matter of doaht to most
81 Is whether Board of Censorship
exists at all,
recently nav what IN my opinion
was the boldest and most degenerate
display Of ilnnaoFaIity ever pictured on
the screen, featuring d welI-known
actress. Should anybody be caught
with photograph Ok the instance %
which am referring he would imme-
diately be arrested Yet they have
the audacity 10 present these scenes
on the screen before thousands, and
nobody stops them.
OSCAR CARDWETsI4
Communication In the New York
World.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
PROPOSALS. agANrHD


Proposals win Be received BY the Mayor
OF the City Of Annapolis NATL IL .0(
u;el0ck noon, April 18th ID10 fer furnish.
ing the City ~ Annapolis, Md. FOR use oi
the Fire Degaf Gnent. Rubber Boots and
Eo&fs ma follows
Ia pairs black rubber boots.
rs pairs white Ymbbev Beets.
~ pairs tan rubber boots
bIack ruhNeE coats, three fourth
length
IL While rubbeF coats. 40 Inches long,
With noleBkln Iiniag. snaF aud ring fast
n&Fa
~ Tn rubber coats three fourth
length
The right ID reaerYed to reject any OF
8Il At8A For &aR&A2g pMr&lraiarn amsl
speci tl0ne. appav u
JAMES F. STRANGE.
e A43z11c Mayor.
KsEHLTC BAY4Esx1E 9sAzMKx STALLS xfs
XzzE GERY H8AGNKK
Will Hell ne Aeeka0n i mmnasser gf Next
NeEesa able ard Fkpvtsipn Stalls in the CITY
MarlsE pn Saturday. april 2okh 1918. ID
EaDWA ARD RBRTfg,
&tasN sss AkMgEs& MnatEf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
pRoPosAns wANTEp

Proposals will be received until II yE
o'clock. ne0ls. Wednesday. April 10th,
1919 nv the Board ok Education for Anne
Arundel County. MIE.. for erecting the
Germantown ard West Annnp0sis pubiic
School buildings in accordance with plans
and AperlhcstlOns prepared by Joseph M
Arm. strong. Architect.
The right II reserved 70 reject any OF
all hka
For further particulars apply 10 the
arnhisect OF "a
GEORGE FOX. superintendent,
Anne Arundel County Schools.
II Annapolis Nd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
m t)RIAM

N ~ En Ieyfmg FeHsem bsnaca ct oar
dear E9eElser rad grandmother. Amnaa
~ Tins Who si@Narted this life Gre
3eH age to-day, April 2z xna8
3 nesea esn aerwes yea daaR gK0naznA,
whkae iM ahss wnFsN i atMY
And ny heart hrs ueyer beer he sane.
Slne ypE have paseA amay.
kssA sh@r yaw have KAk4 an
All we KazMg yea mS0EG and more
kzsle Naae 90 Ne n0FN e. w8ez ySz
~ Aae tell nE ne 81 0snrs
Ay 300 aoTEm@ dMm&Raes mmd NgMMs4MmRA-
MISS xsRE HAnEg9N
MEe8. MAMIE EKs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
ORDER or PUBLICATION
august schubert vs. Katie Schubert.
No. ~ Divorces.


In the Circuit Court For Anne Arundel
County IN Equity.
The objes4 81 this Aait y e procure
divorce 4 rincIlO lnatrIm0nii bY the plain
I'D from the defendant.
The gsfn states that the plainfAm anu the
fiefendant were married In the year 1v52,
in the city Of New York, where they re-
atslod toresher for about fourteen months
when ths defendant without any Just eaMAe
ar rens0 deserted and abandoned the plain
til. aud has declared her intention e live
Nth hInl no longer. That said separa-
sleYl has continued uninteruptedly for az
least three years. and ia deliberate ana
anai and Without any reasonable hope e
reconciliation.
That the pIainHR il i resident q me
state III Maryland. and has been since lshl
but the defendant II non resident. her
whereabouts being unknown g the PLAIN
Ii il taercupon this 9th day Of April,
fNffl arsleYet nv the Girruit Court Tor
Anne Arundel County. IN Equity. that the
plaintiff BY causing copy u this orneF
10 be inserted IN some newspaper pun
once id each week for four successive
weeks before the 18th day Of May next,
give notice TO the said nnu resident de-
fenfiMnt IN the 0biRe and substance nf this
blli. warning her to be and appear IN this
court In person or BIZ solicitor on or pc
fore the -
"a show cause IL any she has. why a de-
cree should not be passed ne prayess
Clerk
WM. q. WOODWARD.
=
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

The Republican voters o. the City Of
Aanatyol!s win assemble IN their respect
I've wards on Monday, May 9Th, 1919. 70
elect i've delegates from each ward 20
represent said ward ili the city C0nYen-
slans "a be held IL Annapolis in the month
NJ May, 20 nominate candidates Tor
Mayor and Counselor for the City IF An
tnaflolfs ana two Aldermen from each wnrd
Ii represent aaId Wards In the City Epun-
al The primaries in each ward Will pc
held af the following places
First ward, Brown 4 Bros Packing
house, n0rtA side City Dock.
&hcaud ward, N0FsU Cathedral street
Third ward No. III Shaw street.
Fourth ward. Feidmeyer's blacksmith
shop. Northwest and Calvert streets
Tire tsslls will Be open frem o'clock n.
MI. "a e. o'clock d. M. e there be con-
fpst bnt III no eautcsf. the delegates VIII
be elected by accIAtnatiaIE
Persons deAEFEng III be candidates Ter
delegates ID the City Convention shall
aie with +. Roland Rf0wn, I'VE days prior
sa date HxesI BY the City Executive Com
lalittee Tor holding said Primary Election,
his name and residence. and the same day
he shall pay 70 the said g. Roland Brown.
such ameRnL rs Is necessary to defray
the expense nf said Primary Election.
ny order Of City Republican Executive
Committee
a22- 10 Chairman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
SATURDAY, MAY THE 10th, 1919
Ar III O'CLOCK Al. II.

me following property described IN said
mortgage:
II All that lot Of ground situate on the
south side OF Main street. Annapolis.
Maryland, with frontage thereon Of q
Eeet with ain Irregular depth fherefrOn
Hetng the property conveyed To the aaid
William Il CAN'T by Annie III. Ridgcway,
Ii nh. by deed dated January n, 1906 re-
corded among the aforesaid Land Rec
Ords in Liber q. ". No. Al, folio 3D8.
Improved by d -four story brick build
tnR, occupied as 4 hotel and Ice cream
9ariOf
= All that lot OF ground situate on the
west vide Of st. Johns street, Annapolis,
Maryland, fronting thereon 81 feet,
HeISea with an irregular depth, which
s1Ys1prtaea two parcels of land which were
conveyed 60 the said William Il. CAN'T by
ewO deeds; one from Rachel "A. claude,
executTixs dated June 1R, 1903, recorded
iIn0ng The aforesaid Land Records iEl
taber 81 w. No. ~, folio IA: the other
from RacIel A. Claude, "a all. lated Or
tohRr IL 1908. recorded arioug the alore-
said Land Records IN Liber q. W., No.
-. folio 49z.
ImpruYsd By conerete stable.
TERMS or SALE: A deposit Of &500.O0
srty on the day be sale. and 100000 on Che
second naraed property. the balance 10 b.
paiu upon final ratification of the SALE
az sales. by The Court, the deferred pays
rlcnts to bear interest from day Of sale.
For further particulars, Apply 70
WINS0M q. G0TT.
Attorney Named IN Mortgage
Annapolis, Maryland.
al8.2E ns.9.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
q D

nEEES On Apg9a 2Sgh. aa1s, IL hss rpss
deRre 1z9 SEVERN avezMe. MasapOrt. after
ak4NeriAg jllheas, LOFTS QLEEsS. j 9etI
78 yaaFw husband ok Nary Queen. He Ii
BHFySxe6s rs one s0A. efae AawglYtef three
grandchildren. and three brathesa
kunefai arrangements arc not cOmpaeted
m.gss-4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
TINE Y BY
TONGUE AND PEN
aa Sc

preside1t Wilsan ii pretty good 81
handling world crises, bat he knows
when 70 leave hello girl strikes alone.
vashington Poet
IA queer world this. III which d Kaas-
I'll can saw wood and Hire fl peAcs
while the world he pei On fre blaaes
msrTlly a. Bridgeport Post
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
ORDER NIgI
George Cook. 1T AIT. versus
yeN AE Cook. Jr., ct ~.

III re Gzpoxik CassFs Eng Aans ArundeI
County, No 9O61 Eqnffy.
Nzzeed this Nth day IL April, 1914
Thar tie report md Mce0Mnt 0f tbs sud-
tAF f1ed this day II tie MAuve enkafieA
cnu6A Ae sRtseed ard eepAEzseN, unlees
or before the
2ssh DAH or MAY
next: Provided, eapy az this order hA
asserted iii Aota@ memAp@@er pmhaf@A@a sW
Anne Axufdel county. ozlce 81 each ~
four nnereA8Eye weeks before the 27tl dax
81 - W.. n. wOODTA
EssFk
a As ~. N. 00UWARTS.
Clerk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
MONDAY. MlAY ;sIsls. faaI

GAaSs aaAsNGk Nc a = lasae a. &. m AsEs
The followang personal nFupes
SIX muaee kugsea, B ansap wMguns. 1
horse carts. market waEsnA saEgy,
TNe.ing cart, 1 fertilizer Mnd zen drill cusn-
bSEea. Auan fAer ensR pEa3s q plaat-
Ing machinH for Ni@ntsng k0barssp, etc,
two.hOfNe steel raaser. 3 6ouRae @hovel
ptuwa ] IDhn Dgaf rang nfaws 4 GaNe
gang pi0w. 3 No. 10 sasA@er Chill pl8MfA
No. u oliver Chtll plow, tsxe horse etesa
beam piow. snsail pew. No. 80 Olfyee
rOw. 10 Planet 1aalor tssgtayngors !. PIanet
JUak0f rssilag cnlsas1tof. / hsy pA&ss Iron
chatna Z nlaAgs, RiseeT mlEis h@rrea1 Of
vinegar H @sen iadgterM che EveAE@kM cANa.
let h& hes hAd aNaA. 81 3nrnSk&& dAkas ore
large grinuing- stone tveatS i've hafTega
of corn. complete timber nnesEt ancindtnw
timber wheels % sets eE wmKan and DEDsg
harness g taasesee Prise. 400 tobaESo
wagaas, siEn&ae sEas gsz ssseNAs Mnd 1NllA
ehaina and ropes DC III aeReSs 3kleh a@es
egg tneAAMtNT, laRS& AR60A@R zoo bu9AeaR
0f w0fta MsrnaR4m seed p0s@En0@ @sM&s@
azaa double trees o8 eaM fEe@eESnf4aM f&Fxa
tools of all kiad& &ORbie Mez&e GEac 7g8
of barrels. ) pipe cAkeegs. ! chmEn, msntsa
pi9ee8, @at naeve, c@Sk @Egv&. 3 aKnm
dgahie heaR large ska2cbsa table. and
1ehaf aE9zeseN sNe 1saaAeEOMS sezGaemEs0N.
%g@3za on Ax.R-AN ansna d. sw&mky
dollars ard uRse&F casa ON all suGas &sNf
be ASV&A, wEkh sneMFmmg ak g TAR ceme smEs@
Secmgssy @asipsAcspry eN eaGe wrdeTaa @ss
@0@Ss1 % Na SaaA Ess @R NsySA@az sseaseM
by noee before reuloytag saEae
CHARLES NJ -
asss~S4a. ms ARe&& s4a
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Eg1Es11Aag S ~
MORTGAGE rs SAL
or VAsA lsI.
REAL
8EEI ATE NEAR TME Nl
aKA@TRORT, IN THE SKCtHz q q
TEgN DISTRICT or AMIN 49, ~ q
DEL COUNTY. MARYLAND


ny request end ~ virtue O ne special
power and authority eonfatnzM IN " g
tm@E&@ag@&: 0G@ ggGfn ALA III SkeTnA&
dafea AuEust -. 1872 recorded aInons
~ Ii L1heK. G W.. Ne e2 folio Ia @R0
che OG1aeY 9rOEn John Al. stevens amd Was&,
dated xne 2Esf dag 81 Au&net- 1aaIs EessaEsas
Cd anaoaE the Aforesaid I.and recosszs 49,. y
III puasllc saie at the Court House door, tn
The city Of Annapolis, Maryland, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1918,
AZ is:ss O'Clock. A. M.
ADJ thas lot az ground situate On the
south side 0f thirty foot road, now
f8f II feet and i Ginigerm depth of l20
feet. being the southern portion 81 lot
Mo- so ks shown upon the piat and aHr-
sey made thereuf By 8. Lacy Chinn. sur.
arnone the aforesaid Land Records ID
Lihep n. W.. No "a, folio l1A and the
property which was conveyed 70 the said
Alta i. &evene ~ Wilson 81 G0ft trnAs
eDrtssd among the Aforesaid Land Records
lm Lfber e. W.. No. o. faltO 81. and to
the said Jshn a. Stevens @y the 9atd Ats
MI gteynna and hnaband, BY deed dated
aaiss Land Records n Lsbeg, @. W. No.
rs foEi0 ~; Improved ~ tw0setory
frame dwelling.
TERMS or kAIE--A depusit OF $50 Will
be required Of the purchaser or purciaascrs
IN tile day 81 sale, and the balance 20 be
paid up0n final ratification If the sale by
The court. Taxes 70 be adjusted 60 the
date of saIe.
iii cRse the purchaser or purchasers,
hasn't all the money the undersigned can
furnish two thirds Of the value Of the
property, RIO commissions TO be charged
for obtaining the money.
For further particulars. apply to
WfNSON G GOTT,
Attorney Named in M0rkRagee's
Annapolis. Md
az Z. ., III. "A, Id Is Il. q. IS o
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
W. s. DIS
GEO. w. JONES
Circulating Library

The following books have been added %
the Ltbrary
The Dwelling Place pf Light. by Win
stOH Churchill.
'sThe Inevitable Dalnnre Sheet rs IA
ffnA Trnsh.
IA Circuit Riders wife" By cura Har-
eia
Kenny" BY I.eon0ra Dalrympie.
Ny Four Years LII Germany. by y.
NJ. Gerard.
Where Your Treasurer h, by Holman
the clue III The Air. BY Isabel o..
trauder.
TERMS New Hse0ka, zc per dny.
sysA B0wlta. ~ ues dsy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

FOR SALE Desirable six room house on
pone s0a. a25-3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

FOR SALE Three dwellings On Northwest
street Price x1O0O00 Two mud OBe-
half story frame. Eix room dwelling, No.
story frame seven room dwelling aTisl
hath. West street, 5000. apply 70 Jul
Ian Brewer & Son. ADO
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25

The oldest bank notes III the world
we're tsAuad II china s.ssy years he-
fore the Christian ara.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-25
II. ROLAND BRADY Auctioneei
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
or vALJABIs
REAL. Es A b
sYTUATE IN THE VILLAGE or EAET-
PORT, SECOND HI.ECTKDN DIS
TRICT OF ANNE ARUNDEL
COUNTY. MARYLAND

II
...--s---4e z. S. 80. !.
By virtue Of the special power and au-
khOritws confined Iii ii Ia0rtgAER from
Harvey HI Steel and wife. dated Ocean Der
1. 1918. recorded among the Land Iset Orss
Of Anne Arundel county I'm Liner, N
aale at the court Hnusa door. ~ the City
IL Annapolis Maryland. on
TUESDAY. APRIL sas 1919,
Ar l0.aa O'CLOCK Al. NJ.
Ali that lot of ground slfuate on the
northwest aide OF Eastern avass0e, an fhe
village Of EAst1Orf, Second Election Dis
Ertct, or Anne Arundel cOHRky, MNEEgana.
With d frontage on said aveuue OF Do feet
PARTS Of lots Nos. a6D and 17Q. ~ ah0wn
npon DuyaIIs plat Of EaBtpOEe- hiea
ii Plat Book, No. 1. Sect5On@i, folio ~, 81
Anne AruusieI county. and the properfy
.0nyeyed TO the sald Harvey "A. hsnele
Ama wis@ hy Emery az Buwen apI n lfe.
aiIiong the aforesaid Land Records III
Tliher W. 4 "! w no. g. f0si0 19ss I'M
proved hy TOO 2k0rE trM@ae dsEelAsxAgs
"a good condition.
TERma or gAEs--A deposit &c &sO0K1ll
I'd required Of sh& EisFcA aaAx sDr pwERA Rpef1
on the dag OF sale ahd the baiRnce 10 ~
paid upon hnal cation Of the sslse "
u cass Shs tFnrrhsses 81, purchaser,
hMens an tGzs aonNy thu unNer gnea can
&nRnaAN kwo~t hsEaa ~ HE Alue 81 the
tor obtaining the m0ney.
For further particulars apply 70
WINSON @. G0TT,
Astoraey Namad ln Mor&Eases
a.: I. 3. IL. IA. IS 1ss q. "a q IS
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Sail boat Is feet long: drsts
IS .lonc 5i9.M. a25-1
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WI II. MOSS

Having sold hIg farm win oGar Go pub
tir safe far tA0 OsFnas, AntAn EGRgmee, III
tIie Priest faFsss betweeu E4snp Parole and
South River Arfssgr. on
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FOR aAI.K-T Twin baka carriage. Id good
Iie charles street. AAaapolis Nd. a2i e.
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W4ANTEEy-AAgiddIe aged c0lnred woman
for general h0uEewerk. Apply ut 272
King George street. a2s-6
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ron aAKE--B Bicycle III good condition;
sell cheap. Apply 90 Maryland avenue.
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GEORGE WI SAFFIEIsD ADrtioneel
MORTGAGES SALE
Or yALuAsIF
REAL. EST ATE

sATGANE IN ANSAksUAsASs ia p = NJ p
Isy request and by virtue Of power "a
sale contained Id mortgage from VII
liam f. CAN'T and wife, dated the 18th
lay Of February. 1914 recorded among
The Land Records BIZ Anne Arundel County
lii Liber, q. w. No. 1D7. folio JOG. ] will
offer 10 public sale at the Court House
'oors In the City Of Annapolis, Maryland,
sRts
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WANTED Furnished house for summer
mouths along water front within two
or three miles III AnnapNlis. Answer
with detailed description 10 Nc. lt4.
Box 597. A%sv4
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WANTED a man with experiences 10
grocery business: one familiar with cut
ting meat given preference. W =. Chtlas
e Son. a23-3
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III ANTED- Motor boat from Is to y feet
long. Must be iii good running order
Apnly at 3gJ Chesapeake avenue, East.
nart aa4-a