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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-22
TRANSFERS
IN CITY AND COUNTY
RECORDED IN COUR
Many Deeds Of Realty Are File
Outing Last Several
Days Here
MORE DEALS IN THE CITs

Since the seventeenth of October thE
'ollowing transactions in real estatf
nave been made and deeds recorded IN
court for transfer OF the followin h
properties: 3
October II
Deed from the Securities Compan
II Baltimore city to Ruth Schneider8
OF of ground situate at Hillcrest In f
4. Co. known as lot No g. considers
ton. SIS.
Deed from Edward r Owens to Al
hur Owens: tract of land situate iiI
he First election district of Ann
Arundel Co. containing 37H, acres oj
land. fore or less; consideration, IS.
Deed from Arthur T. Owens anf
wife to Julius F. Crandall tract oI
land situate in the First election did
,rtct OF Anne Arundel Co, containing
30 acres. roods and square perchc'
If land, more or less; consideration. ST.
Deed from Helen s. Cheston, single
o RObb Combs, four lots of GROUND
situate on Thompson street In thu
Jity Of Annapolis; consideration, stu!
Deed from Nevett Steele and wild
o Robb Combs, three lots of ground
situate on the southeast side 81
Thompson street, Annapolis, Md; con
,ideration, SO.
Deed from Mary H. Brooke, Anna n
Steele and husband, Samuel A. Brooke
! IT., Marie A. Brooke, Lille A. Welis
md husband, Charles Hill Brooke, and
wife, Clarice Brooke Yates and Ilus|
Iand, William Clement Brooke and
wife, to John Vodek and wife; tract
II ground situate in the Second cleo.
ion district of Anne Arundel Co. 7
consideration, SO.
Deed from William w. Thompson I'd
w. Luther Hutchins, tract OF land
situate in the Eighth election district
!. If Anne Arundel Co.; consideration S..
Deed from The Patuxtent Land Com.
pany to John II. Diver and wife. lots
!, If ground situate in the Fourth einc.
ion district of Anne Arundel Co.
( Known as lots Nos / 10 IL, located
: IN Pershing Road; lo,s Nos IL TO Is,
coated on Meade Road; lots Mes. -
/ md 20, located on Elmer avenue, In
section No %; lots Nos. to II and
Elot 1 located on Elmer avenue; lots
E Nos. 1919 and 20, located on Meade
Road, in section No 20; : considera-
tioR, IS.
October IS
Deed from Isaac Strauss and wife
ito The Severna Company, lot OF ground
situate in the Third election district
of Anne Arundel Co.; consideration Sc.
/. Deed from The Seyerna Company to
Isaac Strauss, four lots OF ground sit.
1ate in the Third election district OF
Anne Arundel Co.. known as lots Nos.
J, s, z and 8; consideration SIS.
Deed from The Arundel Realty
Company OF Baltimore city to David
~. Jenkins. IA lots Of ground situate
IN Arundel Beach, in the Third eiec.
ion district of Anne Arundel Co,
-nown as lots Nos. 9, 10, IL, IL, Is, IA,
q, 16, "a, rs, rs, 81, % and 20 in sec
ton &C.; consideration SIS.
Deed from Sarah Elizabeth Stinch.
comb ct al, to Charles r. Harley, tract
Z! land situate in Anne Arundel CO,
Containing 110H acres of land, more
az less; consideration IS.
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A HARD WORKED DEPARTMENT

AS the consolidation of the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Department with the State Roads Commission the that could
have the time of the the
of $239714 and in this calculated saving nt educ
the State Roads Commission three members
600 reduction made the number of the Commission and
of $4,000 made Subracng this $4,000 from the $685.
TIA would leave $94 the full saving according the Good
Commission In this allowed only $4,000 orthe of
ad including all motorcycle deputies and including all
help of every kind.
AT the time of the submission of this showed lack Of
vision of what the Automobile Department of the
State be- but in the light of actual developments
there question correctness depart
ought be consolidated this time Anyone who visits
Colonel Baughmans office would readily that all of the
poyees his department. including the Commissioner himself
hard work and department efficiently and economically
administered the from the department amounting prac
a $So0ooO0 and which likely double the course of
few
Likewise with the State Roads Commission
there useless offices nhe department and the
hard worked 1t would be idle that the road inspection
engaged in the actual inspection of the roads, should be called
down punish voator of the Automobile
Governor Harrngon contention has always been that
engaged in road construction the departments could
efficiently economically consolidated And furthermore
work without having large additional force Of of different
training than those that employed road building
The Governor has said that he intends
make statement his position the Annexation question
which will interesting reading matter for people
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-22
AN INTERESTING COMPARISON

AS the question of economical administration of the
government this best be illustrated by comparison
show concusve that the States finances have been economically
and honestly admnisteredn the Harrington administration
this between the of money appropriated spent by
the Legislature of 1914 and that which the Legislature spent
for administrative purposes, payable of the general
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-22
AS THE WAR GOVERNOR"

oace Maryland among standing
he National all activities. Maryland tt
State to appoint Council OF Preparedness and Survey whc
afterwards became the Council of Defense The Governor called
Session of the Legislature which the following importar
Bills were passed:
/ Providing for military camp Camp Meade, which
in all probability will remain permanent camp.
g. Leasing the State Fishery Force to the National Cow
during the
s. Providing for 100000 Bond Issue for war pur-
poses.
a. Creating Council of Defense, with Executive
Committee of five to be appointed by the Governor to control
all expenditures subject the approval OF the Cover
s. Establishing State Guard.
Compulsory Labor Law First of its kind in the Coun
try. THIS LAW WAS LARGELY COPIED BY OTHER
STATES, it has been looked upon model.
T. State farm for Prison labor.
Making food storage food cornerng in Maryland
felony.
LEGISLATION IN 1918
The Legislature passed very important
l. Soldiers and Sailors provided for, while absent
during the war.
2 Home Rule Bill passed.
8. City Extension Bill was passed.
Maryland School for Boys and Maryland Industrial
School for Girls taken and became State Instu
ons all their property having been transferred the State
Requiring bonds given the State for work roads
be labor material and which
had not been done before.
6. Statewide Dog Law for protection of sheep.
z. Statewide Game Law. S
Requiring of prisoners in the Maryland Peniten
ay Maryland House of Correction, who
onehrd of of year be investigated
by the Advisory Board of Parole and reported the Cover
for conditional pardon.
Providing for physical education in training schools
TO- Requiring every department Office of the State
at least days prior the fiscal turning back
all unused funds the State Treasury.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-22
A Review of Governor.
Harrington's Administration
Continued From Page One)

NSonInued from rage One)
crab industry protected system established for
and repenishing depleted
rocks for the public Fish hatcheries been
tabshed and with the aid of the Federal government
receiving and scientific management Full plans
made for the propagation and preservation of game
of our State
ELEVENTH. The fostering of Agriculture The reorganiza
ton of the Maryland Agricultural College.
Legislature liberal in OF Agricu
tua interests of the State The Agricultural College
reorganzed the State College of Agriculture for
time in its history removed from political influence
It's management has been placed of
Trustees of the Maryland Agricultural Society,"
bill of reorganization the bill recommended by the
bned agricultural interests of the State The trustees ap
pointed highly praised by the press of State.
agricultural activities, including the State Tobacco
Warehouse have been placed under their The
Tobacco Warehouse in bad shape and in debt 1t
excellent shape and $4,000 lately into
the Treasury.
TWELFTH: Giving Baltimore City control of its harbor anc
promising any of Baltimore Citys limits Lega
would be fair Baltimore County Anne Arundel
we'll to Baltimore City
The City Extension Bill passed by the Legsa-
of 1915 The Governor construed the platform of 1915
virtually leaving the Legislature the question of city
extension and publicly stated he would sign any fair bill
which the Legislature would and would sign the pend
ing Furst Bill if 1t should pass 1t did not pass.
The Legislature of 1918 passed the Extension Bill
Governor signed it, as he had always said he would,
THIRTEENTH: Convict labor to be abolished in State
Prisons
Contract labor system promised by the Legislature of
1915 and the Extra Session of 1917 has been abolished
FOURTEENTH: Ample support of Public Schools.
The Public School system has been aided supported
More money than before appropriated, and the
Legislature of 1918 extra appropriation $4,000
in addition providing 100000 for Public School pur-
poses
redemption of these pledges marked
performance of platform pledges No such parallel be
shown in the States history as that OF the platform of 1915
upon which Governor Harrington elected and the Leg
islative session of 1915
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ONLY TWO CRITICISMS MADE

Two things have been brought forward criticisms of the Ad
minstraton and are follows:
The failure combine the State Auditors department the
Comptroller's Department.
To consolidate the State Roads Commission and the Com
missioner of Motor Vehicles
both of these recommended by the Goodnow Com
The Goodnow Commission had practically
time the Budget and made brief recommendations upon the
other but did that did thorough
y into these subjects and in fact had little knowledge ohe States
fiscal affairs The Governor openly opposed both recommends
tons principally the ground efficiency and mpracably
also the ground of economy He could the slightest
economy placing the Auditing Department under the head of the
Comptroller and little efficiency placing the
Automobile Commissioners Department under the State Roads
He maintained that Auditors Department ought
separate department. auds the Comproe
and Governors departments well all other departments of the
State and institutions the different offices which
required under the law report the State.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-22
DR.. GOODNoW'S LETTER

Concerning this Budget Dr. Goodnow, authority Budget
making this country the Governor letter February
1918, and used this language
My dear Governor Harrington want to congratulate
the Budget of which been studying the last days
think seldom that the Legislature
State has had such comprehensive picture of the
and needs the State Government have the Budget
have just completed delighted with and feel that owing
has done much show how the matter of estimates
and appropriations should be treated in State
The whole preparation of the Budget done practically
nominal the Legislature had not provided aid the Gov
compared with the Budget Committees in other States
The reorganization of the State College of Agriculture and the
passage the General Educational Survey Commission appointed
the Governor exactly prepared large
the active support and cooperation the Administration
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-22
THE BUDGET SYSTEM

The Inauguration of the Budget System alone would be
be achievement for administration, and the preparation
the first Executive Budget without precedent guide of
@ which all the forms had to be prepared and all the details
ranged Tor required intimate knowledge of the States nan-
@ especially Maryland where all the have
e been turned direct the State Treasury the diff
iqent departments had been handling their
he law required the Budget together Budget
to the Legislature within days after the meeting
me legislature but delay occurred owing the unexpected
eS OF the printer due conditions and
~ on the Governors part and the Governor had
extend the time week The Budget Budget
on were submitted to the Legislature which
appropriated and controlled and after opportunity
aton OF the Budget had been given with politically hostile
ue two months they could find anything but
OF 5000 and the Budget passed in practically same
Is submitted The Republican leaders offered put this $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
FARMS ron SALE.

A $500 PAYMENT secures small villas.
farm. balance like rent; apple trees in full
bearing; hve room model farm house in
course Of construction; village water; cleo.
trio pGht: short walk station. Address
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE. 40 West S2nd
Street sSs0 Madison Square.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

FOR SALE.
Ten acres. modern farm house, rooms.
2 baths. hardwood floors, open fireplace
steam heat, pressure water system, newly
decorated throughout, barn. garage cars,
chicken house, etc, located on Spring VAL
ley road; miles ~ Madison, miles to
Morristown: within few minutes walk of
school church and stores; state road price
$4,000; no reasonable offer refused, Ad-
dress Box 26S. Madison, " J
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
FOR SALE OR RENT.
REAL ESTATE WAIVED.

GENTLEMEN'S completely equipped n
]. country estate. with acreage and i'm
hrst class condition; furnished or unfur-
nlshedi absolutely all cash. Address Low
EST PRICE, box lt2 Sun once.
c0lIkTRv home within hour N. Y. Acre.
age; choice location, S2b. O0O
to $780, 900. Must be bargain. Address
CASH, box 1l2 Sun once.
PRIVATE HOUSE. any good location
desired by responsible tenant; permAnency
neighborhood more essential than rental
Address TENANT, box 1913 Sun ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

WILL SACRIFICE for $500. easy terms
and 5000 first mortgage. much less than
cost to day, year-round Colonial Home, on
plot l00xl60 feet; tastefully decorated and
ready for immediate occupancy: ten big
rooms, two tiled baths. huge open fire.
place. sleeping balcony and all modern con-
veniences: shades and electric light fixtures
included; exclusive, refined surroundings:
in New Jerseys most popular residential
section; country and golf clubs available !;
fishing and boating rights privately
owned lakes run with the property; SPLEEN
did views, 500 feet elevation; excellent
committing facilities to New York City. |
have plans and fun details. Write or phone
g. c. BLACKWELL. Sherman So, Hotel.
list st. and Broadway, y. y. c. Tel $500
Columbus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

LARCHMoNT GARDENS, bungalow plot;
bargain; 75xI6O: near Club and Lake.
l. O. box 90 Sun once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
FOR SALE To Close an Estate.

The above cut illustration Of one Of the Oldest styles Colonial
farmhouses in Northern New Jersey 1t 80 feet wide so
has massive stone walls finished white and 10 room the paror living
large The farm contains So Of the richest soil in this vicinity and
Greenwood Lake. about miles from Paterson Handsome
trees along the road the driveway thence LOO yards the house
and around the There
the This particularly the
family for five excellent condition.
exceptional opportunity country
home the bargain price Of $4,000 For further address
P. NJ, BOX 100, Sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
MONTCLA AIR

S1S nm ON tho mountain; most wonder
~So,ooO full location in New Jersey.
Charming Colonial residence: rooms. s
baths: all latest appointments, There are
many features in the design OF this house
that unique. 1t stands in a class by
itself. There are large grounds with won
derful shade and shrubbery. An opportun-
ity to purchase a home and n location such
as This comes but once in a lifetime. Seen
~ appointment Murdoch, op. Lacka-
wanna. 1915 Montclair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
REAL ESTATE-MAINE.


t>-~>~~--@~-~~---~-->~~~--A-~-
FOR SALE-Seventy- five acre country
home and poultry farm. beautifully To-
Gated on Seneca Lake, near Watkins Glen:
two good houses. IL and rooms one new:
hot and cold running water, bath steam
heated. etc; new large barn and outbuIId
ings, new modern poultry houses for / 500
hens. colony system for 8, 0o0 chicks Candre
incubator. farm fully equipped and stocked
with superior strain white Leghorns New
YORK Central and Pennsylvania railroads
two miles.
F. f. UPSON. Dundee. n. Y.
FOR SALE-BeautifuI rustic cabin with
large stone fireplace. l \ acres land AXE
frontage and woods on Seneca Lake near
watkins Glen at Glenora. y. Y Propertv
also contains small studio with stone fire.
place to woods overlooking lake ON
Pennsylvania Railroad
FLORENCE ". UPSON. Dundee Ny
FOR SALE-Between Tuxedo and Wv
burg 20 acres. buildings suitable for pias,-
ant country home; large poultry miami.
boarding house or auto inn; furnished: i'm
mediate possession, fruit OF all kinds: NOT
Tor rent. NJ WOODRUFF, Woodbury.
F3ls, Orange county, y. Y.
1000 ACRES at S25. state roads n Y
IS miles: high. heatthful; buiIdings; fruit
nsh' game; terms. EXECUTOR Suf-
fern, N Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
MONTCLA AIR

S13. 500 New Colonial House: rooms;
palm room. sleeping porch:
bathrooms: every appointment: good sized
lot convenient; fine location. Murdoch,
OPP. Lackawanna. N616 Montc!air).
PICTURESQUE stone and single resi-
dence, surrounded by beautiful large trees
ana masses OF shrubbery; ten rooms and
bath. six bedrooms all improvements, fne
large hrcpl lace, ten acres. half natural
woodland: high altitude; abundance fruit,
sarden hour city; $500. c. l. SMITH,
Mahwah, y. ].
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
APARTMENTS TO LET.

TO SECURE YOUR OWN HANDSOME
apartment In highest type OF buildings,
near Prospect Park. TO check rising rents,
to possess attractive. protected invest-
ment paying '66 and earning more, will
cost you only $1,000 on easiest terms
through our Portional Purchase Plan.
Write or phone Barclay $500. Dept IS.
VIM. +. HARMON & CO.. INC,
rARdRsT oPBRAToRs IN THE WORLD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
HOUSES FOR THE GUNNER.
BETHLEHEM. N. II.

ATTRACTIVE SUMMER RESIDENCE nor
rent IN III" White Mountains; elevation
Club and Golf Links, eleven rooms com
pletely furnished, five masters bedrooms
two baths, two servants rooms. bath; hard :
wood floors, electricity, fireplace and fur
mace. Address Box 1873 bethlehem, y. Il.
FOR RENT-Two fine cottages at Hem
sonvilie, y, Y, in Mountain View Park, ono
with seven rooms and one with eight
rooms: both with all IMPROVEMENTS and
well furnished; also six rooms in half
double house, Improvements and fur
nlshed Address 7. y. box No. rs, Red
Bank n +
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18

CRAWFORD, N. J.-Beautiful stueco
house. s rooms. ) baths. easy terms s. r.
DRoESCHER, 10 Warren ST., New York,
or Lincoln Ave. Crawford. N. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-18
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED-ApRrtm in New York City
containing sitting room. or studio. dining
room. kitchen two bedrooms with bath
and maids room.
Also In same building. Apartment con-
tanning sitting room, or studio, bed room
with bath.
Location preferably out Of the usual
beaten paths, some thing not usually rented
II possible, and preferably In "a private
house altered for such purpose. Nothing
South OF Greenwich Village need be sub
mitted nor North OF Seventy second Street
Address CHARLES Il. DAVIS, lS2e Pine
Street. Hhlla delnhla. MISUNDERSTANDING.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01
COPPERS SHOW
UPWARD TREND
Early Losses Recovered on
News of the Strike
Situation.

Fear Of a renewal OF the extremely
high rates for money which prevailed
Thursday and which at one time
touched 20 percent. caused a further
recession after the opening prices Fri
day. according to J. S. Curtiss & Co.,
Sheldon hotel. and traders held aloof
from the buying side After the first
two hours, on news that the Chicago
railway strike would probably be set
tied agreeably to both sides and also
that there would probably be a re-
vision downward in the price Of all
,foodstuffs, caused a hardening of
prices for the first time in over
week
Utah opened at s11s. selling down to
902s, and recovered 10 90. Miami was
eNdividend so cents and 297s. Ana
cOnda strengthened to above "A: Chile
was weak and Butte and Superior
gained a whole point to IS, after open
ing at %. Calumet and Arizona on
one sale was one point lower than
the close
on the curb list Gadsden was weak.
selling at as and quoted at AZ TO
AZ. Consolidated Copper and Console
dated Arizona were both lower. New
-ornelia sold at 2sH. Iron Cap showed
a loss Of = points from yesterday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01

Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
------~~~---~-~---~------~
MUST sell quick household goods. desir-
able location, I block from Cleveland
Square on Epson Phi 2211-
WANIED-On monthly payment. smzii
hood. no cash payment. reference Call
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01
COLUMBUS, N. NJ, DRAWS NO
COLOR LINE. SHE ASSERTS

Columbus. \. II. Aug. The fol
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted by the board of trustees 81
the village OF Columbus. at a sueci7 /
meeting held July 81. for this specific
purpose
Whereas, It has come TO the knowl-
cage OF the board OF trustees Of the
village OF Columbus n II that a
contract for deed issued bv J. :
FreWitt OF the firm of Prewitt & Pen
DER, dealers in real estate. Contains
the following language.
NO lot contained in this contracf
snall be sold to Mexicans or coIored
people within one year from date
ms statement does not represent
the sentiment Of the board of trustees
o. lne village, OF Of the people Of Co
Iumous. and IS emphatically con-
oemneo by the board, as representa-
lives Of the people.
We cordially invite the eo-opera-
ton OF All good people. irrespective OF
further
Resolved. that these resolutions he
printed IN the Columbus Courier =
copy furnished the commandine Of
1lcer OF the New Mexico subdisfrict A.
columbus and commanding the 24fh
infantry. COPY furnished A. Iandfn.
Mexican consular agent At Coiurn ms
n Al, and that the clerk be Instructed
70 transmit a COPY Of these resoi,l-
IONS 70 me Fl Paso Herald for pub
Inc resolutions are signed by 7 P
5iair. mayor, A. Frederickson. a II
f'5t.lls- W m Klein and Edwin G. Dean,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01
Help Wan.ed-FemaIe

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NANIEii--stsr ographer wholesale house
must be erperlenced ard capable, perma-
aent position. good salary. Ph 100.
~. MaIt.n-
WANTED-colorsd sIrI for cooking ana
general houseworlz- one who would be
permanent preferred. only two IN fanil.'.
Apply lo2S Olive ST.
WANTED-Engiish s5eakinS Mexican girl
genera nousework. furnish references ana
stay nights Apply between and p
n. JOS Montana
HANfED-Alddle aEed iady TO do nshf
housework and care for child years old.
Apply in person after p n. 15o7 Da-
kota 81
WANrED-clTl OF English spea king ziT.
70 DO light Housekeeping for widower and
two children Call s15 Myrtle or Ph.
11es W.
NANTED-Assistant bookkecoer IN whole
sale house. young lady preferred. position
permanent GOOD pay Ph. 1909 M Mar
Tn
WANTED = Competent ard experiencec
stenosrapher. for downtown enEineerins
and contracting ctfice. permanent pest
ton Apply with references 10 Mr. Ran-i
Kin. 81 Martin bldg.
FIRST CLASS cOOK-One Who has had
experience in hospital preferred. So per
week Call at Sunny Crest sanstorfun
take Highland Park car. corner OF Port
lana and D1kcta- walk TWO blocks south