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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-11
Fraternal, Club and Organization News
X. OF C.

The local council of the Knights of
Columbus will celebrate Columbus
Day with musical and Socialism
their lodge rooms Monday night
There will be singing by Mrs. James
Cosgrove and Walter Cox; instru-
Imental music by sextette headed by
William Morgan and DR.. ]. A. Drouin
will speak. i,
Following the entertainment there
will be refreshments and dancing
The affair is in charge of the follow
ing committee: Dr. ], P. Tierney,
Albert E. Cox and William Morgan.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-11
F. & A. NJ.

The schedule for the Box Bal
Tournament at Masonic Temple, St
Johnsbury with the members of the
seven teams to compete has been
completed. The members of the
teams follow:
Team No 1, C. Palmer, d. Nc
Oregon, r. Lowrey, r. C. A. Bah
cock
No. 2, A. H. Gleason, Morton Reed,
w. d. Hall, Tink Carr, NJ. Starr.
No. 3, O. d. Adams, C. Day, Will
liam Brown, C. Morse, William
Pearl.
No a, H. A. Power, A. M. Lang,
w. B. Eastman, F. Townsend, H..
D. Moore.
No. 5, H. Chesley, C. Daniels, C.
Fox, c. Brown, C. Amey.
No. 6, II. Day, F. Pope, f. Beck,
DR.. Doyle, 0. Beck,
No. 7, Geo. Green, V. Perry, H. d.
G. Scott, E. Hooker, Don Blodgett.
SCHEDULE
Oct. IA, Team No. 2 VS.. No. a.
Oct. II, Team No. 1, VS.. No. 3.
Oct. Fl, Team No. VS.. No. 7.
Oct. "a, Team No. 1 VS.. No. 6.
Oct. %, Team No. 2, VS.. No. 5.
Oct. 81, Team No. VS.. No. 7.
Nov. 8, Team No. VS.. No 4
Nov. 7, Team No. VS.. No. 2.
Nov. II, Team No. VS.. No. 7.
Nov. Ia, Team No. VS.. No. 6.
Nov. 18, Team No. 1 VS. No. 7.
Nov. 81, Team No. 2 VS.. No. 8.
Nov. 25, Team No. A VS.. No. T.
Nov.>28, Team No VS.. No. 6.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-11
Koreans Well Advanced.

The Koreans are much superior to
both Japanese and Chinese in culture
of heart and in inequality. They are
progressive on 'nsttaetive Zines; in
economies they .luat America, and
their spiritual side is weft balanced.
both men and women being eager. for
knowledge on ethical lines; They are
rcticent and refined in they moral IA
tLre.-Chicngo Daily News
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-11
The Biou, st Mummy.

The largest mum my in the world is
that of an animal, the Beresovka
mammoth, in the Petrograd museum
The species has De en- extinct for
thousands of years, AMI the Beresovka
mummoth-which was found embed
Ell in the frozen earth near the Bere-
sovka river, in northt asst Siberia
probably lived fifty tho usand years
ago.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-11
Knights of Pythias

Regular meeting of Apollo Lodge,
No. 2, Tuesday evening, ut 7.3O,
Oct ii. The Rank of Esquire will be
worked.
II. w. Clark, G. G.
Fl. f. Anderson, X. Il. S.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-16
TIM " Ms ny
TONGUE AND PEN
So lEerees fn b..


New York welcomes the Atlantic
fIeet naightieat 81 American aglnadas
It's officers and men have earned the
gratitude Of the nation. and the ma
lion's greatest port greets them with
the respect and affection they 50 well
deserve
lii waiting nattleahtp, Gn waIlOwlng
destroyer. ID huKeted scout patrol, 10
laborfng mine layer, IL crowded trans
port the men Id blue did their work
Throughout the period og hOstilities
behind curtain Of secrecy that de-
priyed them OF the public applause to
which they are richly entitled On
the American coast, ID European wa
tiers. on the bosom Of the tumultuous
Atlantic they kept their uninter-
rupted vigil. alert and ready for the
foe In storm and calm their watch
iulness was never abated Above,
upon and below the surface 81 the
sea they fought the enemy. undeterred
By the rsgors OF climate, undaunted BY
the perils oE their task. cheerful de-
spite the monotony 81 their work
Wherever their duty called them they
went fiji good spirits To serve faith
fully their country.
No finer men have ever worn the
Uniform OF the United States than
these sailors who 50 recently were
making history on the high seas and
who to-day enjoy the plauditg Of The
men and women they saseguarded.
New York Sun
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-16
Prnne,a l.rnl,Iar.

TO be or NOT To be- This Is Frances
bitter cry OK uncertainty In the hun
=dred complicated problems which the
peace conference has taken on itself
to solve France has made and Is still
willing to make every sacrifice to
peace among nations that b single
country can make while keeping her
place as d nation During four years
and hundred days III cruel war
French armies have held nIne-tenths,
fOur-flftbs, three-fourths Of the whole
front Of active lighting, even after the
coming Or larger and larger British
armies and the final advent OF Amer
lean millions that turned the tide. The
French people have lost In the war
by death one of their ablebodied men
ito every twenty FIVE of their men.
women and children, and as many
more have been disabled Tor life
The homes and farms and working
cities Of one-iifth of her population
have been devastated and demolished,
almost beyond restoration. She was
the richest country Of the world com
|paratively To the number ol her pop
nlation, and her riches we're distrib-
uted the most evenly among her poo
pie; and she comes forth from the
war, with her credit indeed intact, be
cause her labor and thrift and hon-
esty are known, but staggering under
her debt of war and her amending
.ncetlsof peace After her struggle for
life, how can Americans remain deaf
ID her bitter cry to the peace confer
ence that It's negotiations shall make
sure her power to i've. SO far, in al
The debates. some of them showing
differences that might have been seri-
Gus IL the delegations Of the diverse
nations had not feelings Of mutual re-
sponsibility and good will, France has
held out against others only with this
one plea to survive. Paris CORES
pondence Of the washington Star
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-16
notice no rREpIToRs

Notice Is hereby given. that the sub
serfber has obtained from the Ornhans'
court III ANNE Arundel county, ili Mary
land Letters III administration on the
personal estate of
KATHERINE SMITH
late Of Anne Arundel comfy. deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased. are hereby wnrnetl II exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber. on or before the
svd hay OF October 1918
They may otherwise, BIZ law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate All per-
sons indebted To said estate are requested
TO make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
Marcl, 1919.
MARTIN III SMITH.
Administrator.
y I 9-16s23ss0
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-16
ANNEXATION Oh SEPARATE
lACORPORATl0Nl

The pressing need Of civic adyant-
ages III such auburbs al Eastport,
Germantown and West Annapolis,
makes It clear that some form OF mu-
nicipal government must be secured
promptly The only question inyoly-
ed Is whether they shall incorporate
On their own behalf. on whether they
sllall become deflnite portions oE the
City of Annapolis.
The subject has been forced to the
attention og The people 0f al these
communities BY the efforts which resi-
dents Of EastpoYt are making to Sc
cure water service from Annapolis
and thus do away with q condition
which ID not only highly inconvenient
but which contains ali actual threat
Of danger 10 the health or their own
and adjoining commnpities This
queaiions though highly important. is,
however. only d phase o. the larger
question Involved.
Apparently, the answer II present LII
tho fact that no one has. suggested
That Eastport should provide ifs own
water service. and 1t would be still
further ont be the question id The case
Of The smaller suburbs. Sooner or
later water supply. sewerage sys-
TEN and ossier municipal advantages
must be secured III these places. and
they are aiFeady using the lighting
system u Annapolis
THESE things point absolutely to
ultimate annexation 70 Annapolis. II
II NOT i mere question of pride III u
Greater Annapolis" from the stand
point Of mere boundaries and large
population II Ii b question of whether
Of not the people who are bound to
Annapolis BY every tie shall have the
advantages 0f modern life and the pro-
lection that proper municipal rcgula.
tons offer
There II not the slightest doubt that
d scheme of union, satisfactory 10 ev-
eryone and protecting the rights of
the suburbs and at the same time pro-
yidlng FOR The securing BY them OF
city advantages to which they con-
tribute fairly, could be arranged How
ever, Ii viii not do ID wait until the
Legislature Is nearing the close Of its
session, as has been done In the past
before the matter IA taken up apd an
effort made TO reach an agreement
upon the important questions involved
Annexation Is the only solution Of
the serious problems which have
arisen and which will grow more
pressing as time passes Now II the
time for representatives Of Annapolis
and It's suburbs 10 consider the one
way by which they can be settled.
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PR0ROsAEs WANTED

Proposals viii be received ~ ga 49,.
6 tue City II Annapolis nnfil - a.
8o,ssl9cE Doom April 18th, 1070. f0r fnrnSss; !.
s i. INC city Of Annapolis MA. Tor i,ss. "
re aEe Department Rnhl,ey Boots a,ad
= pairs black rubber boots.
pairs white rubber boots.
Pairs tan rubber b0ofe
As bIAck rubber coats ffree -fss,rf..
~ whlte rubber eaafs. 10 EnrhpA Inng
$50 nolsshin hnlng, snap and ring EAST.
tan rubber coats, fhree.seprf,,
ns right iS reserved Go reSect any ~
~ naNs For 6nr4heF pMktfcnlae@ ana
siseet iacati0na appiv f0 -.
JAaGES r. STRANGE.
Mayor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-16
ONLY ONE KIND or PARADES ON
MEMORIAL DAY

Apparently Mayor Preston has set
tied the matter when he declared that
lie would issue no permit for the wet
parade on Memorial Day. or. for that
matter. for any other Kind Of parade
except those directly connected with
what the day signifies. This is exact
II the proper stand While It is true
that the purposes of the proposed par
ade makes II pecuIiary obnoxious te
many citizens. the main opposition to
II does not rest upon the object foI
which Il WAS arraHgesl, but upon IT.
lack OF connection with what the day
commentaries.
Memorial Day was instituted as y
tribute 10 the men who fought and
died for their country With every &C
casion which this country has had te
offer lis sons In the causes Of huniani
ii and right. the day acquires new
significance and arouses deeper feel.
ings In large number AZ this time
when recent occurrences have made
Il toubly sacred. the attempt to cloud
It's meaning BY taking advantage Of II
for other purposes, Is one which would
never have been made by people 81
deiicacy on feeling.
Il is noticeable that the chief OPP
position ID the parade does not como
from those who are specially opposed
10 the objects sought BY the paraderss
but by those WHO are only anxious 81
protect. the sacredness Of the day and
what II represents The matter was
brought to the attention Of Mayor
Preston BY the association Of War
Mothers. while the opposition to the
parade includes newspapers and indis
yiduals who are far removed from ans
connection with the prohibition cause
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-16
NOTICE. 20 CREDITORS

That the Subscriber of Anne Arundel
eonnty, has obtained from the Orphans
Court III Anne Arundel county. III Mary
land. letters festaineHtary on the personal
estate Of
JOHN a. STEVENS
i:ite of Anne Arundel County. deceased.
Al persons having elninis against the de-
ceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber on or before the
nth DAY or SEPTEMBER, 1919
they may otherwise, by law, he excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
sons Indebted 10 said estate arc request
ed III make immediate payment.
EiYeu under my hand this nth slay Of
FRANK a. AdtfNR0E.
administrator
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ORDER NIsI


In The Orphans Court OF Anne Arundel
County April Sill, 1919
ordered that the sale Of the leasehold
estate Of Arthur Rich Infant. Iaade BIZ
Alice Is. Hawkins his guardian lii puT-
suaalee Of the laws III Aiaryiana. vesting
the said orphans court with power to
prier the sale az said leasehold estate, and
this day reported to this court By sffd
guardian be ratified and confirmed unless
cause &c the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the
s0sh Day or April. 1919,
provided a copy Of this order he inserted
in some daily newspaper published 10
Anne Arundel county III Ieast once j
week for three successive weeks before
the 10th day Of April. 1910
The report states the amount 1T sale tn
be two hundred and iifty three dollars
and thirty four cents
True Copy Test
0DIgN B DTsCkETT.
iseg. of Wills.
LEMON BEALIa. A. II.
MAYNARD CARR. al y.
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oRnEn or PURLIeATIoN

Mary & Wright. u. John s. Wright
lii The Circuit Court For Anne Arundel
County No 25t Divorces
The object If this Bin il to procure d III
vorce d rinenlo matrimenii from the de-
PENDANT
married on the 10Th day IL august ID the
year nineteen hundred and lived together
In Prince George county until September
nineteen hundred and fourteen w.hen tAc
Defendant without aUg Just cause or rea
son. abandoned and deserted the pIaintitf.
and has declared his intention to live With
her no longer. md that such abandonment
has continued uniuteruDtelly Tor At least
three years and fs deliberate and final, and
the separation az the parties beyond any
reasonable expectation of reconciliation.
That there "a one child born Of said
union who ia now fourteen years Of RKe,
the custody 81 whom ~ asked BY the
That the Defendant IL non resident ~
the state of Maryland, his whereabouts
being unknawn To the Plaintiff
the year 1870 ordered py the Circuit court
for Anne Arundel connty. that the Plain
tin hy causing copy of this order 10 De
Inserted In N0Hle newspaper published In
Anne Arundel county, Maryland. once In
each 0f four successive weeks before the
21fh day az April, 1910. next. giving notice
Ia the aRitl John y. Wright non resident,
nf the object Of this suit and Of the sub
stance at the Bill 81 Complaint warning
him to he and appear "a this court IN per
son or by solicitor on or before the
1a&h DAY OF MAN. 1919
next. ~ answer t&R premises. and To show
eause why decree should pot be passed
IS wa. Il. WOODWARD.
Clerk.
True Copy Test
3. 2S 10 O. rs Clerk.
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Mortgag gee ) Sale

rs virtue ii power OF stle contained in
! mortgage from Alice Parker, ISAIAH Lar.
ker ard Samuel Parker, dated Aprt r.
f4lla and recorded LII Lfber. q. W., No.
lO1, IL folio a51. one 81 the Land Records
81 Annc Arundel county. the undersigned
as attorney named therein, Will ofIer
ii public sale at the Court House door,
Annapolis on
wednesday, Nay Z, 1919 ct IL n.
,Ii thai tract of land containing IS acres
nf land. mere or less. lying upon the pub
lid rod about one infle from Queen
trirt. &c said county aud adjoining the
property If EARLY johnson. beth tracts
faYiulng Roaeland; the late residence 81
Aiexander n. Claytor. Improved with
dwelling and anthnildings-
TERMS or SALE Cash upon ,ratitica-
lion Of sale. with deposit q 500 upon
DANIEL II. RANDALL.
Attorney Named In Mortgage.
ID. - gu; ms5-H
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NorIcE d cREpIroRs

That the Subscriber. az Anne Arunde
county, las obtained from TIE Orpnahs
golirt III Anne Arundel county. Ia Mary
laIa. letters testelnentary On the persona
estate u
CHARLES a. DOYEN
late ~ Anne Arundel county. deceased
All persons hayfng claims against the de
ceased, ARE hereby warned To exhibit tn
same. with vouchers thereof, TO the SUB
scriber ON or before the
9Th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1919
They may otherwise by law. be exciudet
from an benefit Of said estate All per
pens Indebted to said estate are requested
10 make Immediate payment
Given under my hnnd this LIST day q
April 1919.
JOHN w. WEEKS.
ROBERT Il. FORSTIF.W
Executors
III ii III N nj. 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-16
IN MI lMORIAM

JOHNS In nleasOry Of EIadse Randall
Johns, who died three years ago today
In the graveyard softly sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wayes
Lies orr darling title baby.
In her cold sodaAu grave.
There's no little GErI To talk to.
Aud no little Ri9 RI dress.
For the ore fhatsNFe loved
Hiss long sinceone 10 rest
And nOw she ang5Sa clasp her
Gently IL their reast.
ais JOHN ND ELLEN JOHNS.
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ORDER NISI
Daniel III Murray. Attorney. versus
g. Etgar Dorsey. Jr.. ct aI.

Daniel III. Murray. Attorney. versus
G. Edgar Dorsey, Jr., et aI.
In The Circuit Court For Anne Arundel
County, No. LA, Equity
Ordered this 10th day III April. 1919
That the report and account of the audi.
Tor lied this day ip the ADORE cause lc
ratified and confirmed. unless cause to the
the $500 :
@esh Day OF AprlI
next provided. copy OF this order Dc mi
serted an some aewHpafer published III
anne Arundel county. once III each og twn
successive weeke before the 18th ssv "
April next. 3
w. n. WOODWARD.
-. s,..... Clerk
VA. y. WOODWARD.
Clerk
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j. IspI. AM, M .AIlY
PUBLIC SALE
f.
LOT AND DWELLING
At Parole. Anne Arundel
County, Maryland.

nv virtue 1T Dawer Of sale contained
d {, mortgage from John Lane. and nov
ri Glefaulf dated the 10th day Ok Y uiy,
GOO aud recorded Alnoug The Land tec-
rds IT Ammo Arundel county, u Llner q
NJ No 81 folio 125, etc. the undersigned
..s the attorney named In the mortgage
VIA 0gger til public sAIc lit the Court HaIss
Ioor III tlac City 1T Annapolis, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL so. 1919
AT EEEvRN OCE.uCK, A. ~.
Ail the real estate iii said mortgage men.
tulied consisting ~ ali tbat lot or paT-
eI Of land situate In the Second tliafrlcl
II Anne ArnAaei county, Maryland on fns
Parole. which n designated ON 1lat
He'd III No. 1857 KsQNEty. IL the EiFcaft
snurt Ut said county, as lot N0s y, fr0at-
ng on the north eide Of sald road dis
III the line III kne washington. Haltam0rs
and Annapolis rafiroad right og-ssAy, Wsfh
ii 1eDth az one hundred aud seventy two
Get on the e4sE line. and one hundred and
line thousand eight hundred and Een
square feet mere on less. Being the aaxas
st or parcel Of land which vas conyeyesl
b the snid John Lane By lanes
lwens, trustee, by deed lated the lstn 60
II Jnne 1900 ana recorded among 9ht
and Records 0s Anne Arundel county tn
sIber. q. W.. so IL. folio 49,. etc.
The lot IA improved 81 frame dwell.
tng.
rRE TeHsgS or SALE One hair the pnF-
hase ns6aey 10 be paid on the day u
ale az ratification thasSaf by the court
ma khe feafdee in six Monkhs from knt
INV &c male. rise apgsrrea paymcns Il
sassr Interest and Ne secured 10 the salts
sactian of the attorney. ar All cash on the
ssa@caflon or the sale sc the option OF It's
purchaser.
For further particulars apply ID
FRAME H EssEat &,
Attorney Named I'd Mvotgage
u, 0l6 e, 20
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NoTscE 70 CkEproRs

Nnstes IS hrrebv given. that the sub
.ersa,er has obtained from the Orthans
~ossrt az Anne Arundel county. IL Mary-
iand. Letters teasamentary on the PEI.
solaai estate of
LIZZIE h. WOODWARD
aafe of Anne Arundel county, aeeeas SEQ.
4 II ,,srnora having claims Against the de-
.s.s.sd ira hereby warned 70 exhibit the
sa,s,e with the vouchers thereof, fO tne
subscriber. on or before the
sra nay Of Ocseber 1913
They mny otherwise, by Law be exeluless
from aIl benefit of said estate. All l.er
sa1e indebted Is said estate are requessesA
ssiras, unsser nv hand this Goth day Of
March 1919 I'm.
4 -. u al "a Adm. e. Il =.
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s NaTIcE To cREDIToRs

q,haf the subscriber. Of Anne Arundel
county. has obsained from the Orphans
eailrf Of Anne Arundel county. ~ MARY
land. letters Of administration on tue PSF
sonal estate Of
HARRISON III. ROGERS
late IL Anne Arundel county. deceased
All persons having claims against the de
ceased. are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same. with vouchers thereof, % the SUD.
scriber, on or before the
7eh DAY or OCTOBER. 1919
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from NH benefit of said estate. All per,
sons Indebted ~ laid estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this LIST day O
April 1910. ,g,,e,,s
Admx.
10 nj A1a % 10. RI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-16

Thrift is not necessarily habit
bat conviction. Get convinced nov
and buy w. 5. S.
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Ky request. aud BY virtue IT the special
power aud authority contained In two
mortgages: onc from Alta II. Stevens
dated August ~ 1912 recorded among
the Land Records of Anne Arundel eoun-
TN In LIber. I'll. W.. No. ~, folio lIJ, and
the ether from Julln ~ stevens and wife.
lated the 21sf day &c August. 1917, record
ed among the aforesaid Land Recorsla IN
l.iber O. w, M. III. folio 40i. / VIII offer
III public sale az The Court House door, In
tbs CITY IL AnnAnoIia MarYfand. on
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TUESDAY. APRIL g, l9I9,
III ia.sn O.cI.ot.Ik. 8. Ed.

All that lot III ground situate on the
south side If thirty foot road. now
known aa Adams street. with frontage Of
l6l IL feet anil q uniform depth pf 10
feet, being tian southern portion If LOT
No. 30 m shown upon the plat and sur
yeY made thereof BY II. Lucy ChipfE siIr-
yeyar September 1887. and recorded
among the aforesaid Land Records in
tIaber III. w. No. m. folio liI. and the
property which was conveyed To the said
Alta II stevens BIZ Winson e. G0tt. trus-
tee by decd dated August ., 1912 re-
corded among the aforesaid Land Records
tn TaIber XII w, Me- ~ folio 81, and 10
tile said John Al stevens by the said Alta
~ stevens aud husband. by deed dated
March u. 1916, recorded among the afore-
Aaid Land Records In I.Iber, g. w. No.
II8 folio S. improved BY two story
frnme dwelling.
TERMS or S42LE-A deposit Of 500 Will
be required OF the purchaser or purchasers
on the any III sale. and the balance to be
paid npoil nnal ratification II the sale BY
the coBrt. Taxes to be adjusted 70 tile
date Of sails
IN case tile purchaser or purchaser.
hasn't Ill the money the undersigned can
furnish twn-thirds Of the value OF the
property, no commissions to be charged
for obtaining the money.
For further particulars, apply to
NINSONs th G0TT,
Attorney MINED IN MOTtGagee's
Annapolis, Md.
M. z 81 II, III It, rs, 81, % ., g
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BUSINESS CES

ssassTgEss CHANCES yon haye Sss.so
is &3gO0 cash capita 8aud Woaaa ps 49,, 80
line 81 business In yaur locality Mhl ~.
ahs.,,f.l npf You $40. al 10 15.tQ0ne asi-
nnaIlv, write 1T once for naFFiealla'.,r, 81 I
Mechanical Machine Tool Mo1Ae. , -