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dated October II. ISSs aud recorded among
the Land records Of Anne Arundel county
in Iiber ). H. 30. Fol. 60i, and therein de-
scribed as follows
Election District of Anne Arundel County
called '-Clarksbnrg Enlarged. Beginning
for the same az 4 stone On the South side
Of the read from Annapolis Junction TO
Odenton said stone is ut the end Of the
third line 81 the land conveyed by Noah
Clark aud wife 80 Anthony Murray. and
running reverse said line South u IL de
gfeeS West 81 perchex-9la.3 feet: North
- IL degrees West II perches -GI6.5 feet
10 stone q boundary ~ Thomas j
Bowie's land thence bounding on a line
Of said Bowie's land North - - degrees
East IS perches-7a.20 feet 10 the afore-
said road; thence running and bounding
on said road South II IL degrees East
perches-g9 feet North - 3-4 degrees East
Pos perches--343 feet: South fl IL de-
grees East 13.S perches-22T-<0 feet !:
thence leaving said road and running
South p IL degrees West 0.S perches-ls2
feet 10 the beginning. containing il
acres of land. more or less. Excepting
therefrom IS square perelIes of land de
scrbed Ia deed from Minta Bowie to John
Gardner. 81 al; deed from Minta Bowie,
widow of Jonathan Bowie, 10 John Gard
ner. Amos R0wie and Stephen Hebron,
Trustees OF Portland Mission, dated Janu-
AIRY Il. 1901 and recorded in Liber q. w.
d. Fol. 80, and therein described as fol-
lows:
part of the land described in,the deed
from Samuel y CAN'T and wife 10 the said
Minta Bowie dated October -. 1883. and
recorded ia Liber :. III. B3, Fol GO4, said
part or lot is described as follows:
beginning for the same at a stone here
tOfore planted at the end Of the second
line Of said Minta Bowie's land said stone
is boundary OF Thomas J. Bowie's land,
thence reversely with n part of said sec
0nd lines South - IL degrees East IL
perches to the centre of private road :
thence bounding ON the centre of said road
one course North 10 degrees East 10 IL
perches; To the road leading from OdentOn
10 Annapolis Junction, and Ia intersect the
fourth line of said deed, thence reversely
with a part of said line North q IL de-
grees West 6 10 perches to the beginning
of said line; thence reversely with the
third line of said deed South 80 "a de-
beginning. Containing - square perches
of land. more or less.
The said Minta Bowie IS deceased and
her only known heirs are William Bowie.
an adult of sound mind, who resides at
Severn. Anne Arundel County. Maryland.
ana Nancy Allen. Ii is known that
there. are other heirs. whose names are un,
known. Ii is not known whether said
Nancy Allen aud the said unknown heirs
aforesaid. IL living. are married or single :
infants or adults; sane or insane: residents
or nom residents: or. If dead. who are
their heirs or devisees
A plat Of said lot sought to he con
demned is herewith filed and prayed TO be
taken and considered a part hereof.
The said whole tract exclusive of the -
square perches. leaves a net area of Al
acres of land, more or less
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AUGUST GIEsIN


Lots u. %, %. %. % and II. Block c..
s W. Riverside Section. Grandview Park
vested of record in August Giesin. under
deed To him dated November IL, 1908 and
in Liber q. w. 10 Fol 3l6 also ia Liber
q, ". ~. Fol- 4S9. 1t is not known whe-
Their said owner if living is married or
SINGLE infant or adult; sane or insane
resident or non resident: or. if dead who
are his heirs or deyisees Said whole tract
contains OF acres of land. more or less.
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ing npou the Board Of Education Of Anne
Arundel County. Said money shall be Kept
ia n separate account by the Board OF
Educatien OF Anne Arunde, County and
upon said Board being directed b. the
said Public school Building Commission TO
construct remodel or repair or TO con,
solidate am public schools from said
funds the said Board u Education shall
forthwith comply herewith; and II is
hereby given full and ample power 10 MAKE
architects ard workBeB when necessary,
10 purchase materials and generally 10 do
any and an things under sound and Gus
f0mary business practice, 10 carrying out
the orders and directions 81 the Public
School building Commission ana IN max
ing expenditures authorized by IL.
See Z And be IT further enacted. That
this Act shall take effect from the iirst
day 81 June, nineteen hundred aud twenty.
Approved April lG. 1920.
And Whereas. the Secretary Of State has.
under the provisions Of Article 10 Of the
Constitution Of Maryland been duly and
legally petliiOned 10 submit the said above
recitcd Act 10 the legal and qualified voter
Of Anne ARUNDEL County Tor their adoption
or rejection at the election 10 be held on
Tuesday, November 2nd, 1920.
Now. Therefore. /. Albert c. Richie,
Governor Of Maryland. pursuant 10 the
direction aud authority contained in Sec
ti0n , Of Article 10 OF the Constitution Of.
Maryland. do hereby order and direct that
this Proclamation containing a full, true
and correct copy Of the text Of said above
reetteN ACT, DE pubilsheN III AZ ledhi Two
newspapers IN Anne Arumlel County. In
such manner and for such time is pro-
vided Ia Section ] OF Article Ii of the Con-
stitutlon 0f Maryland.
Given under nv hand
:......... /: and the Great Seal OF
THE GREAT : the State OF Maryland.
q: SEAL OF Done az the city Of
THE STATE {: Annapolis. this 18th
OF day of August, 1920.
MARYLAND
:......-.--.-...
ALBERT G. RdTCHIE.
BY the Governor;
PHILIP y. PERIMAN,
Secretary of State
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PAUL JUNG AND oTrILEA JUNG
Item No. {

Lots Ii and ~. Block. 81. S. r. Central
Section Grandyiew Park. vested of record
tn Paul Jung and ottilea Jung. his wife
ander deed to them dated June II. 1909
and recorded among the aforesaid land
records in Ldber g. w. 90. Fol. 80. ItGs
not known whether said owners are. living
or dead: residents or nom residents: or il
dead, who are their heirs or devisees. Said
whole tract contains 0.16 acres OF land.
mere or less.
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REBECKA FRAHM
HENRY j. MORGERETH; UNKNOWN
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PORT
LAND PARK LAND I'M
PROvEMENT CO.. INC.
Item No. 90


All the streets. avenues, alleys lanes
etc.. as shown On the above mentioned plat
of Portland Park containing 1911 acres of
land, more or less, and being a portion of
the property conveyed unto Il. Henry RAN
dali by j. Writ Randall ct all, Trustees un-
der the will of Alexander Randall, de-
ceased, as hereinbefore mentioned. and be-
ing also the saline property which was
granted aud conveyed unto the Portland
Park Land & Improvement Co. Inc by
Daniel X. Randall. Attorney in fact for the
heirs of said L. Henry Randall. de-
ceased (see deed from said heirs to
Daniel II. Randall. dated the 18th day of
June, 1867. and recorded among the said
land records in I.iber q. w. IS. Fol l. etc. J..
BY deed dated the 9th day of October
1908. and recorded in said land records in
Liber o. ". u. Fol 81. DC. That the said
Portland Park Land & Improvement Co..
Inc. III still existent claims. or may have.
an interest in said land. under said deed
to 1t from Daniel II. Randall. Attorney in
fact. recorded as aforesaid In Iiber q. W.
~, Fol 81. lsee Equity proceeding No.
1886 in the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
Cob That j. Harry Wright. Henry j.
Moreereth and the said Daniel II. Randall
are, or are reputed or supposed to be.
stockholders for value in said Corporation.
and reside, your petitioner is advised
in the Stateeof Maryland. all being sane
and of fun age. That other persons whose
names. ages. residences, mental. martial
and other legal statif are unknown 10 your
petitioner. claim, or may have. an interest
IN the property sought to be condemned.
they being reputed to be other stock
holders for value. i'm the said Corporation
That the said Daniel X. Randall as Re
ceiyer under decree in said Equity Cause
No. 1856. passed on the 4th day of Febrr-
I airy. 1870 claims. or may have. an interes;
| In said property hereby sought to be con-
-demned. That the said Daniel r. Randall
as AttOrney~in fact for the heirs Of said
4. Henry Randall, deceased claims. or
may have. an interest in said property.
I That the said heirs-at law Of the said 7.
i Henry Randall. deceased. mentioned fin
Item % of this suit: also claim. or NAV
have. an interest in said property: and
| that the said Daniel Il. Randall is reputed
1 to be the President of said Portland Park
Land < Improvement Co. Inc and is the
only known officer IF said corporation. ii
same is still existent. Containing. as
sh0wn. 1S.7T acres OF land. more or less
according to survey thereof shown on
among the land records Of Anne Arundel
County. in plat book q. W. l, Sec.
Fol. 80
1 / FURTHER GIVE NOTICE To all per-
sons interested in said lands or any part
! thereof. To come forward in the said Dis
4 tricf Court of. the United States for tbs
/ District OF Maryland. On or before the first
jeetions. il any they have TO the proposed
CONDEMNATION OF said lands
Arthur L. SPAAIER.
CLERK IF the District Court
of the United States for
the District Of Maryland.
S-Af-0 = Ill
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NORRIS CLICK
Item No. s

Lots =. and G. BLOCK 81, s. f. Central
Section Grandyiew Park, vested of record
in Morris Click. under deed To him dated
September i, 1908. and recorded among the
aforesaid land records in Liber q W 6s
Fol. l46. 1t is not known whether said
owner. if living is married or single: in
FAINT or adult: sane or insane: resident or
non resident; or. if dead who are his heirs
or devisees. Said whole tract contains 0.24
acres OF Land, more or less.
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Proclamation

Whereas at the January Session, 1890. OF
the General Assembly OF Maryland an
Act was Passed known Chapter ssG.
Of said Acts and which Is In the Words
and Figures Following:
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There was a girl in our town.
And she was wondrous wise;
She jumped into ballot box,
And scratched, as we surmise;
Now when she found her mind had
changed,
With all her might and main
Che iun1ned hack in fha hallof hox
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Notice
Or
REGISTRATION
TO THE VOTERS OF ANNE
ARUNDEL COUNTY, ND. :

ARUNDEL COUNTY, ND:
Hinder. provisions Of Article SO Of the An
nofatad Code OF Maryland. and as amended
an the extraordinary session OF the General
Assembly, September. 1920, notice Is hereby
given thar the Registration Officers for the
several nrecincts will sit for the purpose Of
revising the REGT STRATIoN LISTS of Anne
Arundel County. Md, by adding the names
Of new voters. making Transfers etc, between
the hours OF Q O'Clock 4. NJ and o'clock
d N 1see instructions of Attorney General
Registration and Election Lawsl on the fol-
lowing dates and at the several polling places
named below
First Sitting
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1920
Second Sitting
TUESDAY, OCTOBER S, 1920
Third Sitting
SATURDAY, OCTOBER o, 1920
Fourth Sitting
TUESDAY, OCTOBER H.. 1920
Fifth Sitting
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1920
lFor Revision Only
fNo new names will be added ct hfth sittine)
FIRST DISTRICT
First Preeindt--Polling House. Second
Precinct-Polling House.
SECOND DISTRICT
First Precinct--Polling House, Eastport.
Second Precinct--Polling House Third
Preclnct-Polling. House, Germantown.
THIRD DISTRICT
First Phecinct-POlling House. Second
Precinct--POllfng House.
FOURTH DISTRICT
First Precinet-Polling House. Second
Precinct--Polling House.
FIFTH DISTRICT
First Precinct-Kral's Store, Brooklyn
Heights Second Precinct-Polling House,
SlNpley Station.
SIXTH DISTRICT
First PreciDct-Polling House. Second
Precinct-Assembly Rooms (trst fOOr).
Third precinct-Polling House, Second
Street. Fourth precinct-POlling House,
Calvert Street.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
First PreAnct-Polling House. McKen-
dree. Second Preeinct-Poiling House.
BY Order of the Board:
JAMES II. @STRANGE,
President
JAMES :, SMITH;
WILLIAM III. MEADE.
Supervisors OF Elections for Anne
Arundel County. Maryland.
CLINTON s. SHAW. Clerk. 5o,.,l
September 20. 1920. aFV
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CHAPTER 5e5.

AN ACT 70 amend Section - Of Article 4.
title Judiciary Department, OF the
Constitution OF this State. and TO pro-
vide for the submission of said amend
ment 10 the qualified voters of this State
for adoption or rejection.
Section l. Be II enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly Of Maryland. three hfths of
al members If each of the two Houses
-oncurriEgl. That the following section be-
and the same is hereby proposed an
amendment 10 Section 81. of Article I. title
Judiciary Bepartment, of the Colstitu-
ton Of this State, ana II adopted by the
legal qualified voters thereof. as herein
provided, said section shah supersede and
stand in tn place and In stead of Section
b Of said Article of the Constitution of
Maryland.
See. So. There shall be 4 Clerk of each
Of the said Courts of Baltimore City. eX-
eept the supreme Eench. who shall be
elected by the leg 4 and qualified voters Of
said city NJ The election tuf be held in said
city on Che Tuesday next after the first
M0n,iay Of y ,vemba-. in The year eighteen
hundred and siVty-seven. and shall hold his
office for six years from the time OF his
election. and antiI his successor is elected
aud qualified. and be re-eligible thereto.
subject u be removed for willful neglect
II duty or ether mis- .iemean0r in Office. on
safIViCtiOa in i Court Of Law. The salary
II each 81 the scid Clerks shall be forty
Gve hundred -l0ila-s yeaf, payable only
ont 81 the fees and receipts coliecte1 by
the Clerks OF said city. and they shall be
]
Sation. In case of a vacancy Ia the Office
of Clerk of any of said Courts. the Judges
Of said Supreme Bench of Baltimore City
shall have power TO nh such vacancy until
the general election of Delegates 20 the
General Assembly to be held next there
after when Clerk Of said Court shall be
elected TO serve for six years thereafter
and the provisions of this Article in rela-
ton to the appointment of Deputies by the
Clerks of the Circuit Courts in the eoun-
ties shall apply to the Clerks of The Courts
IN Baltimore City.
See > And be IL further enacted by the
authority aforesaid. That the said fore
going section hereby proposed as an
amendment 10 the Constitution shall, al
/ the next election for members of Congress
4 to be held on the Tuesday next after the
! first Monday in the month OF November
nineteen hundred and twenty 1920. be
/ submitted TO the legal and qualified voters
thereof for their adoption or rejection. In
pursuance of the direction contained IN
I Article II of the Constitution Of this State,
| at the said election the vote on said pro
1 messed amendment tn the Constitution shall
1 be by ballot. and upon each ballot thers
S.r-sff he-wrfftc-r-or 1yrt.rtcyi -fe lvuTgiS tol
/ ConSiffufIofiaI Anendiheat and -Agains
! Constitutional Amendment MS now pro
vided By law. and Immediately after sait
/ election due returns shall be made 10 tn
/ Governor OF the vote for against sait
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CHAPTER $40.

AN ACT to propose an amendment TO Sec
ti0n II of Article III. of the Constitution
of the State Of Maryland, title "Legis-
lature Department" regulating the COM
spensatiol Of the members of both Houses
of the General Assembly of Maryland,
and to provide for the submission of said
amendment to the qualified voters OF
the State of Maryland for adoption or
rejection.
Section 1. lie IL enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, (three-fifths or all
the members of each of the two Houses
dncurrin2l, That the following be and the
same is hereby proposed as an amendment
20 Section II OF Article Ill, of the Consti
tuition of .he State Of Maryland. title Leg
islatiye Department the same If adopted
by fhe legally qualified voters Of the State,
as herein provided 10 become Section 10 OF
Article III. of the Constitution of the STATE
OF Maryland
10. The General Assembly may continue
its session so long as in its judgment tae
public interest may require for period
not longer than ninety days; and each
member thereof shall receive a coInpensa-
ton of three hundred dollars per annp'n
aud five dollars per diem for every day be
shall attend the session, but not FOR such
days as he may be absent. unless absent
on account of sickness or by leave of the
House of which he is member and lie
shall also receive such mileage as may he
allowed by law, not exceeding twenty
cents per mile; and tile presiding oiheer
OF each House shall receive an additioaai
compensation of five dollars per diem.
When the General Assembly shall be con
vened by proclamation of the Governor,
the session shall not continue longer than
thirty days. and in such case the compen-
sation shall be the same as herein pre-
scribed.
Section . And be IL further enacted by
the authority aforesaid, That said afore-
going section hereby proposed an
amendment TO the Constitution of the State
-of Maryland shall. at the next general
election for Members of Congress held i'm
his State, be submitted to the legal and
qualified voters of the State for their
adoption Or rejection. in pursuance of the
directions contained IN Article XIV of the
Constitution of the State of Maryland, and
u the said general election the vote on the
said proposed amendment 10 the COnsti-
tuition shall be by ballot, and upoa each
ballot there shall be printed the words
For the Constitutional Amendment" and
Against the Constitutional Amendment"
as now provided by law and Immediately
after SAIL election due returns shall be
made to the Governor of the vote for and
against said proposed amendment, as di-
rected by said Fourteen Article of the Con
stitution. ana further proceedings had in
accordance with said Article Fourteen.
Approved April ., 1920.
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n.s..luania Woman,

Pennsylvania "Oi,' PRESS
NEW YORK. sept ,,a a.
scendant of BENJAMIN cnsarnor CO.
nominated by -
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NOTICE
OF
CONDEMNATION
In the Matter of the Condemnation of Ger
tain Lands in Anne Arundel County,
Maryland. for Use by the United
States for Military Purposes.
No. $50 Law.

In the District Court of the United States
for the District Of Maryland.
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Sc. q Aud be ii further enacted: Ihat
tEa said building Commission. in adcitiona
10 the powers conferred by TINS Act, shail
Incident thereto or s neceSSar " coAse-
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NOTICE
APPOINTMENTS

OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS
FOR ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. MD.
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First Precinct-Wm. H. Moreland, Eas
port. Republican Associate Judge, vice
Fletcher Bullen, excused Joseph II. Griscor
Passport. Republican Clerk. vice Joseph
Griseom. excused.
Second Preeinct-Cornelius JarbOe. Che
terfield. Democrat Associate Judge, vice WI
II. Anderson. excused.
Third Precinet-Fred Proskey, West Al
napolis, Democrat Clerk, vice George
GTaefe, excused.
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Board OF Supervisors Of Election
for Anne Arundel County. Nd.
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First Precinct---Curtis Fisher. Woodward
Vile. Democrat Clerk, vice Jacob Meyer. ez
'cused Howard Brown. Laurel. Republica
Clerk vice Frank 3. Brady, excuFed.
Second Precinct-Benjamin +. Flack. Jes
sups. Republican Clerk, vice Nathaniel PUN
phrey, excused.
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First Precinct-Frank II. Knadler. Pasa
dena Republican Associate Judge, vice Geo
T. Phelps. excused VIM f. johnson Of r.
Millersville Republican Clerk, vice Ellis
worth Tracey, excused
Second Precinet--R. Tilghman Brice, An
napolis. VI. r.. A., Republican Clerk, vie
Chester A. Peregory, excused.
The Washington times., 1920-05-09

"A large percentage of men came back from
the war with changed attitude toward life
work and play" writes Mrs. Solomon in the Smltr
Alumnae Quarterly These men we're neryopslv
undermined and it was in aiding in their ~.
adjustment that the psychiatric social workor
trained in the psychiatrc point of view, was a.
most essential
"One must avoid confusing the functions q,
the psychiatric social worker not only with tho..
of the occupation therepeutist or the yocation
teacher, but also with those Of the psy holorist
Though both deal with mental cases, the nav.
biologist approaches the patient with the point
Of view Of his mental rating and his variations
from the norm Of intelligence, while the psycbi.
stric social worker. aims TO adjust the individual
to an environment better fitted to his tcmpers
msnt and to develop his personality so that he
may make better contracts with the world"
The Washington times., 1920-05-09
Woman's Work in Rehabilitating Soldiers

THAT women played an important part In
the task Of reabsorbing the returned soldier
into ,civilian life and that the psychiatric
.ocial worker did large share in this work are
fact, which are amply attested by Mrs MAZDA
n, Solomon, graduate of Smith College at North
.mpton, Mass, and psychiatrc social worker at
the Boston Psychopathic Hospital But first OF
al do vou know what psychiatric social worker
isl " We'll cheer up Lots of others didn't until
The sudden ending Of the war created need for
LsIning the newly-demobilized soldier adjust him
seu TO the prosaic life of the peaceful citizen.
The chief difference between the social worker
and the psychistric social worker is that the lat
ter, while aiming to adjust the indiNiuual 10 hiS
onyironnent on an economic basis Is. in addition,
interested in the development Of the ina'v
as a personality
The Washington times., 1920-05-09

strange sounds which they could not locate and
noises which at times filed them with terror.
Doors frequently opened and closed most mys-
teriously, both Mrs Dean and her daughter have
asserted. Food disappeared after the table had
been set for meal. Upon one occasion full!
pitcher of cream whisked off the t. lie as
though by magic while members of the house
hold had their backs turned in the room.
With such spooky mysteries these in mind
Mrs. Dean and Bertha refused to sleep anywhere
but on the ground floor, where they thought they
could at least have chance to escape in case
ghost paid them a visit.
81 was sleeping downstairs with my little girl
who has been ill.," reads the statement credited
to Mrs. Dean following her arrest. THE train
that goes through Paso Robes at o'clock awak-
ened me. Then l heard noise that | thought
came from my cat and opened the door to let
her in But she came from different direction.
81 thought it peculiar, but returned to the
couch. then heard noise-as though some
thing heavy was being moved. called Fred.
but he did not answer.
81 then ventured up the stairs and saw that
Freds door was standing open. l called to him
again without receiving any reply. Then ran
into his room and turned on the light"
Mrs Deans description of the scene that pre-.
scented itself to her is particularly gruesome. Her
husband was still breathing, although he had but
a few moments to live.