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The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-25
CLOSE LAKES
 AS MEANS TO
 PROTECT FISH

HOOD RIVER, Aug. 25.-Following a tour of investigation by J. H. Fred ricy, president of the Hood River Game and Protective Association, who was accompanied by fellow off cials, George I. Slocum, G. A. Mold en, and A. R. Cruikshank, the state fish and game commission probably will be asked to close North Rainy and South lakes, located near Green Point in the southwestern part of this country, to all fishing.
 we found most regrettable con- dition," says MT Fredricy. Parties have evidently visited the lake re- gently, and have been taking fish without regard to size. We found at least 50 undersized dead trout on the waters edge. We stocked the lakes in order that the fish might spawn and make remote bodies of water a fisherman's paradise. Unless the lakes are closed, our ends will be defetted."
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-25
HEALTH IS MENACED BY
 POLLUTED FOOD

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 25.- The health and even the lives of the community are menaced by polluted food products resulting from Japan csc violations of the state health laws, the county board of health de- clared in a special report on the Menace of the Japanese to public health"
 The report reveals amazing condi- tiosn under which it is asserted, 80 per cent of the vegetable and garden truck of this district are raised and handled
 County quarantine officers found fruit to be raised, picked and shipped from ground reeking with sewage eff fluent. In one case, according to the report, sewage dump hole was left uncovered and without signs and Mexican children were found using it for a swimming pool.
 That Japanese farms are infected with large black rats, carriers of in- fections, is also pointed out in the re- port, and it is charged that slight increase in typhoid fever cases in tue country for the past two years is due to Japanese violation of state and county sanitation laws
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Third Division Cordova Precinct, at Cordova. In the matter of the estate of Rein ert K. Reinertsen, deceased
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, as administrator of the es- tate of Reinert K. Reinertsen, de- ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said decedent, to present them, with the proper vouchers, within six months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned, at the office of his at torney, Edward F. Medley, in Cordo- va, Alaska
 Dated Cordova, Alaska, Aug. g, 1920.
 F. E. McCONAGHY %' Administrator. First Publication Aug. 10, 1920. Last Publication Sept 8, 1920.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-25

After four days steady rain which is a record in this section the weath-
 has moderated and from now on farmers can harvest their crops.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-25
kENNECOTT ITEMS

Miss Catherine Schultz, the very nurses at the hospital, returned on Wednesday from Seattle to which place she had escorted a patient
 Carl EngstrOm, of the mechanical department, who can make anything from needle to a printing press, has been suffering from a bad at tack of lumbago this week.
 Henry Olsen has severed his con- nection with the Kennecott Copper Corporation and is leaving very short iy for the states.
 Louis Wick, one of the oldest em- ployees at the mill has been promot- ed to the position of foreman in the place of Henry Olsen, resigned.
 William Baxter, engineer at the power plant is away on two week S vacation. He will visit the cities to the westward Aron Erickson is talk ing his place.
 Doc Plalock, who was brought up from Chitina a month ago suffering from an acute attack of rheumatism is now getting along nicely. Doc ex- poets to winter at the Tenekee hot springs.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-25

Gus Carlson has been enjoying a couple of weeks vacation in McCar- thy and vicinity and returned to his position at the Jumbo mine yesterday
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-25

Charley Lubbe and Bob Williams were in town this week for sup
 plies They expect to be through with the wood cutting contract next month.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-25

Miss Nell Underwood, who visited her father here in 1917 was recently married to MT. J. B. O'Neill, of Mul Iins, South Carolina.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-25

The Daily Times Job Plant is we'll equipped for all classes of commercial printing.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-25
AN OPPORTUNITY

My complete stock of before-the-war woolens made into strictly hand-tail- ored suits at great bargain.
 PEYSER THE TAILOR
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-25

The Daily Times Job Plant is well equipped for all classes of commercial printing.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-25
GLACIER BREAKS
 AND ECHO IS HEARD MILES
(From Mccarthy News)

large portion of the moraine which is a continuation of Kennecott gla- cier, broke of with crash that echoed for miles. In the morning Mccarthy residents were able to view 8 sight which tourists travel hundreds of miles and spend thous- ands of dollars to see. The great wall of ice which is exposed is as clear and blue as the surface of the moraine is dirty and rocky. Strange to say, this did not cause any per ceptible rise in the river.
 After four days steady rain which is record in this section the wealth
 Phas moderated and from now on farmers can harvest their crops.
 Gus Carlson has been enjoying couple of weeks vacation in McCar- thy and vicinity and returned to his position at the Jumbo mine yesterday.
 Charley Lubbe and Bob Williams were in town this week for sup plies. They expect to be through with the wood cutting contract next month.
 The Dzaboeff Brothers, who have been mining on Dan creek for the past year, left on the last train, having disposed of their interests. They will make a tour of the United States and hope to return to Russia later.
 Miss Nell Underwood, who visited her father here in 1917 was recently married to MT. J. B. O'Neill of Mul- lins, South Carolina.
 A very valuable piece of mining property changed hands this week when MT. and Mrs. ROdOvan and Harold Kay purchased the property of The new owners will start work sluicing at once and will take out large dump this winter.
 G. c. Gwin has completed the sal vaging of the old Nizina bridge, and 7O,62S feet of lumber is now piled up on the bar, all ready to be used on a new bridge.
 Van Zaloff, who had the misfor dune to fall in the Hume at the Car vey camp at Nizina last week and sustained some injuries, came into town on Wednesday with l.. D. Brown and is being taken care of at the Kennecott hospital His injuries are not as serious as feared.
 The dream of years came true when automobiles were driven up the grade of the new government road over Sourdough hill. Two miles can be travelled by auto, and further work is progressing rapidly. Gus Johnson says the road is not completely fin ished all the way, but i've thought it looked mighty like road"
 The road commission will move camp in few days to point about two miles out on the road.
 kENNECOTr ITEMS
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-25

Meals we'll cooked and properly served at the Alaskan Grill 17-ti
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22

sssa earth ava rood viii ta maa shasa
prevail. sssnee the earliest sees Eiais
aeaeon has been saeresl u children. 4
child Is lifted up aaaoag as " oar gasue
and old n4su and women become At
heart as tender us LITTLE children IL their
eagcsness to cutter upon the JOYS o.
Christmas il all sheir fullnrSs. When
Ne are tel.i that the very stars sung
His praise we SHOULD he very thankfni
anl grateful that 80 much was done for
Is. Christmas romes hut once wear,
and ia all the world there il nothiag 70
compare with it. scattered far aad wide
apun III. fsre III the broad earth 9
thuns..aa million people, All prompted
by tic same -lirit and with unanimous
accord JON vi one universal season
singing ille grand ell anthem: Feare
on earth. goo.l will 10 men.
The birth Of SAVER 70 iaen was 2
mark 81 a'o, 5 mercy 20 . world that at
tie tilac knew not Him. lie was in the
world. l,lI; was unknown. He had
male the World aud lll it possessed, yet
was not reeagnaxed. TO the Christian
the Ia means everything. for it herald.
"a he ltiIth Of trur Christianity. We
,l.niiid. indeed, ar more than Thankful
that % much was Jone fur us. .iesus Is
the soul III all goosl the inspiration Of
All tAaf il high, the alienation If MI
-Hffrring. fhr one Living. ruling, nniver
>al Fewer for truth an.i goodness IN NIL
thai earth. All nations shall serve
giiA, for He shall deliver the needy
when h, trietl. the poor also, and him
hat hath 10 helper Ghrist was love
understanding. self sacrificing love.
seeking the simple race Of men TO save
them. lie has comc TO be our light amt
life. TO reNive and animate our dead
sonis that we may be able to walk in
Eternal City. He i the Christ, the An.
pointed one Of God lie is Jesus the
Sasior Of men. He il the Bread from
heaven aud the water Of life TO
,ur SANS: the vine to nourish the
'aanshe>: the Head direct AMI give
iii III is. His members He IL orr sun
AMI Shield, our Shepherd, Brother,
s'rirnd, our Prophet, Priest and
King on Resurrection and our life:
our al il al for time aud eternity.
Your spondent wishes every
.eieiet, correspondent and everyone con-
aeeted with the Advertiser. Merry,
deliy Christmas, and may the season
ind them IN the enjoyment Of health
tlll happiness.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22

IMPROVE. Nh NOT DESTROl. TliE
rRIMARl ELEGTigN SfaTEM

,t han la d,.nr Nth ths
,.s,,,,... ~. eIes Gland
l.s.n Ib.I,r .ad declare. thar
n,, ..,,..t..n .,n,. i.,r ,.ters
son, LEGISLATURE I. decide. f,,f
FL, .,ia..s .,.,,e ,..,,c ana
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IS. .,,,,5,..,r., l,f. i, Mas taul
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..,p,3 I9.pa,,sr.,la SAFE comm,
a.. f.,,u - fcit,.li,it, i s,
method ai nominating state 81
,is. Kew alN md indiana III.
n.n ltl Is os,,kfa.s. nd upst 81
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..t IS. 4
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p .r, ;,, bnt li,fl,. IS mn.
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SIS. ils ll4ilas asnan.. the citi<ens
l.,r.,. SIS. ~. @,,n,l,ct II n,,l,l;,,
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22
TON

Mrs. Auaie Il. Elliofs speut Thursday
wish Mrs. William elliott, Of Washing.
son.
Mr.. aud agrs. ,Iames Bateheior, OF bat
.liu.re, were sisifors of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Disney the past week.
Miss Ruth Fairall. Of Baltimore, visit
!, relatives il, this sieiaity 90 sunday
Eagar and Bernard Waffeld spent
sunday with their brother, Albert War
6rld. u Washington. who is quite SICK
ii sime II writing
Misses Altlta and Ellen Phelps Sis't,
III their sister. Mrs George hoyer 81
Baltimore. GA SATURDAY
Nj. aud Nars. Bohannor. Of Jsssaps,
spent SUNDAY last viii. Mr. and Ars.
Bernard Warfeld.
waiter Baldwin, Of Washington,
s,,eus SUNDAY with his sister, Mrs Dora
FairalL
Mrs. Eva Iylies. Of Washington, WAS
he week end guest Of her parents, Mr..
ind Mrs. John Anderson.
serxirc 1T Bethel Nj +. Church,
south. On SUNDAY. December 18th al ~
clock ii. III. This service will be con
laesed ly Rex Mr. Muscular, Of Bait
more.
The next meeting of the Ladies AID
society af NIrhol Memorial NJ L.
hufeh will BIZ held ut the home VI Mr.
md Mrs. John Il. Jones. Annapolis. Md,
ii Thursday, December Soth, 1870, al
30 p. m.
Mrs Penfhyn Watts and children OF
1denton, were the visitors Of the form
rs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L
Bier, Of Washington, on sunday and
Monday.
Miss Elizabeth I.effet spent the
week. end with relatives in Baltimore.
A Christmas entertainment viii be
,eia 1T Niehol i Memorial N T Church
i Friday evening, December 3lst.
aaN, beginning at = . clock II. N.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Disney. q
Seabrook, were the visitors Of Miss lne1
disney on Tuesday Of last week.
Miss Ruth Fairali, Of Baltimore, spent
saturday and SUNDAY with her parents
Mr. AMI Mrs. William Fairall, Of Oden
on.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22
DAVIDSONVILLE

T.s.e Wishing IL rlde ii tl.e PAPER
haze. Which viii take Ilaee at david
.onSille Wednesday, December 29th, are
l,ke,l Il meet At i. N. on that day.
sold pin will he given as prize TO
lie one Who captures lie fox. Entrance
ee . cents.
t1a ei.fl,t,nas Eve, At midnight, there
ii H. High Mass al Holy Family
hafett OGDEN
suj9lg liz home guests N the
.i.l,bnriuo. III hiistNas are: Benin
.lsu Watkins sld from Donaldson
hsal ntfr Baltimore. aid Miss Mar
Ill Nnikfn-, from Safatnga. New York.
Alfs. Easene l,lggs and Alexis big2s,
rom Baltimore IRE guest II Afeyls
slthsrt
4 marriage Of interest occurred on
fhur.siax December 18th, tring that
f Miss eifae. tox. laughter Of Mr.. and
lrs. James j COX, of ludian Range,
III Marriott Leitcl. SON Of Mr. and
lrs Charles I.eiteh. If Biilsville. The
frnony VAS performed by Rev. I'd
atra Minor. nt Malbruok, uncle Of the
ride. III whose house the wedding took
lace. Iii, bride, gowned IN 4 tailored
,hle broad cloth suii, With hat 70 match
earring i eoiSa2r bouquet ~ bride
oses and maiden hair fern. never look
Il moe attractive IN She Stood under
II ;tfrh 1T hrs saithtnnmS and ferns
aftlv responding to the nnPtiai service,
el6le file strtils Of q Promise Me.
loln I.ntteuslM. MS performed l'N y
s,slsnf ot The bride. after the cere
aoul Mr.. aud Mrs Leitffi- fcft immcdi
fsdv fet a trip South, 20 remain for 4
rc,k. They Will bp q home after Jan,
sels Isl; ii sunny Dell Farm They
Acre liz recipients Of n.is useful
presents.
t,eof2. I Beal. who net with pain
Il arsidfn' while ont hunting by his
sa0 exploding ii II, ham,l. ransng 4
eieft lseeratlon il his right hand. N
oilvilesring. Immediately after the
lreidrnt he was convened 10 the Fanefg
su,y Hospital n Annapolis, where h.
WAS given medical attendance. The
wound IS nov hang attended ~ his
amiN phssitian. III, J NJ IIaves.
Miss Ella Lee Ras>tord, If Linthieum
heights. ,ent the past week with rela
jSes IL this neighhorhpod.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil knighton and
allton Bassfprti speat SUNDAY last at
i s4 f....,, II s.ilt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22
ALL HALLOWS

g r III S.
: 'lf'se'','s 20 i Us, = III, lo'i '.,
~ ~. p.,,.,.. ~ 60 o. S,
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mn, IN, t,,.l,, h,,,.l...;., \, -..n 4,
H. l,..,.,,
..l,;a.t.a,. 800. II 5 ~
It,..,o,, f.ltsw.d ~ antert,;,,n,.nt s
~. ian
s,tn,,l., I.,u,.ry IL N.w yn.r.
nav r.,..t q e,;rn.,.;s;an HI, j,
.Aari., 81 ), II + -. oratn,v - IN.
Re,tof,
sn,.i,y I,,n.,,v ond E.w yrars
9av services Mill 81 Observed at the
hanel ~ s.l.br,tion of HOLY Iii
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22
BOONE

Parents and friends If the Roone
Publ. s4hool spent AZ ENJOYABLE even
nc On Tnesias Ilercmber l+th. when
the Parents Teachers Ciuh gaze i le
lightful musicale.
MANY beautiful selcrtion~ We're rena
cs4d Isl Airs Act .lnnehan, Misses AIDE.
lai,le Meter and Isabelle Woods. aud
the orchestra from the MARYLAND Trust
Bnil,ling Baltimore. Three pupils Of
tie ,saptl. Loaisp Zimmerman, Napula
Dill AMI Ellen silsrslon. aiso gave sweet
selections.
Tle..lex Makers hub Of the school
allied II the enjoyment Of the evening
rs selling delicious kofne made candles
sn&l ailsei goodies.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22
WHAT $500 WILL
Do IN
GERMAN MARKS

$500 will tie up 100000 Marks for six
months time Every CENT advance
above the call rate will increase the
Investors nro6t ....... II 10000
$3.50 will Tie up $4,000 Marks Every
CENT advance above the call rate will
inrcease the investors prof Si,N.N0
1880 will tie up 20, 600 MARKS EYers
CENT advance above the cal rate will
ircrcase The investors profit S2tln.0O
$4,000 will tie up 10000 MARKS Every
CENT advance above he call r4t4 will
increase the investors Prof SieiI.'W
When peace is declared and active
trading begins. If marks advance to
Il their normal value the profit on
100000 mark option would be $3,250.00
Profits fiuctuate with the market
Our Options are GOOD for six
months. and are guaranteed by
house of highest financial standing and
further protected by ownership Of the
actual Marks
The market today on Marks is low,
almost as low as last Spring and at
that time Marks took sensational
rise. increasing almost 2Ooca. and
there were great many German
Mark investors who made big profits.
TAKE ADVANTAGE or THE Low
MARKET
NOW is THE TIME To fafY
rhere is no risk beyond the cost nf option.
md there are no margin ralls. our trim
FLOWS yoti tn Trade an your options
Write OF phunc for cirtlilsr an lpw 10
radc on options or forward Your r,alit.
'anee for sis months option Oh any o. the
lboSe amounts.
GEO. II. PERKINS, Il co, INC
80 Eqnitable Eldg
Baltimore. Md TEL. So. I'Aul ,s.9s $50
l,faaeh tsssisrs
New York Philadelphia iesfon.
Detroit Washington
CHARLES M. CARLSON
les GL0CCEsrER STREET
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
punNF %
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22
EDGEWATER
SUNDAY school $50 i. III; song .erA-

SUNDAY school 10 i. M; song sers
=.
q . clock i. NJ: preaching, 7.l5 i. m.
bout forget the Edgewater Christ
nas entertainment NJ Edgewatcr ~ Il.
hnrch Monday night, December 9TH,
ii 80 i. M Everybody come and
ring the children, Is Santa ''laus viii
,e there
The entertainments Her Honor, The
Mayor, was quite O success. The sum
# S:3455 was cleared
b H Brown ana Dewitt Brown visit
% fhc latters little daughter, Miss
3evefly Brown, al DayidsonvilIs, sun
law
The Rev. lion $. colt, ID, District
superintendent, and the Rev Geo,
5helidan visited the home Of Mr. aud
Mrs b. T. Brown last SATURDAY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22
TRAcY'S LANDING

4 three at play eptitied q 4 Poor
Married Man. viii be given 1T e'iag
gett ! Hail Monday evening, December
18th. II IL Vi. The east includes Miss
Louise Wilson, Mrs. Daniel I Hail.
Misses Margaret AMI Eleanor Hall and
Thomas John Hall III, of the claggett
Hall EAST. anil Or. Russell Talbot. JAS
Higgn AMI Dorsey Gray and Calvert
20. Admission 50 cents; children, Is
cents. ono aud enjoy Yourselves
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22
MILLERSVILLE

Tile Aillersvine Farmers A-Sociation
will give dance IN SC stephen i Hall,
Brick thiueh. on Friday night. Derem
Ter list. Refreshments for sale Pro
reels for benefit Of club.
hri>tmas service will De held il ~.
John : hatel. Ganhrills. III n II m.
On Christmas Day The Holy Com
iHunion will he administered All are
ardially invited to attend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22
4 uesdav. JANUARY II. 1871

AZ III 10 O'clock 4 N
All II HE property ies,aiesd IL n'tt
..tst from Atf9es u. K,,iilsosl aistl sts
l;eIns.,n lie wife "a J lIenly Strsn. ser.
liz ted Iian8qA -. 1916 ahsi retaiaf't8
.,gtloag tisg k,stsi rr,@r.l> af 8nUm Afuatlet
rauafy IN l.iher G. W., M, IL, fs4'e ~.
namely
an that ffac, ar tl9oSe traits &c 6is,l.
.unialnin;s .H1l. AIRES niorr ar I,,>>. viii
the buil,ltiisB aad talrfVXriltCafS thereon.
knaw,t 'a3secnierrS paiii tafiil sta
atet in tie rhird Election pistlict u hien.
Arundel cuuntl MARY iaIld aiid hrIti2 tlis
same prtIa.rty hiyii wYS ,.eiiseNt,t .aia
the said Charles H. RHmAnll bt lutile ~
s.:illnef lli wifa ~ deti ,iaiee NaVelt.her
or,ls aforesaid Il, Ltbef ; II \" ~ ts'lli
:Afi
This proprt, has Large fraatast ~
Mill reek aud cars t'r,9k and il slli
yenietiiy nvar the Annapolis ismd itlri
more boulevard ami $eyeFu Tttei hfiiGr
II Il adjacent ~ tite tt"StsnnLgllt Az
ntrtmentai Station. III" land il ilnitn.ttif
by 4 large and sunstaliGll dwelling hs1tse
nlutlegn qOW Stable. barns ctr tritnin
acreage IL the land is in alfalfa aud Z n
highly developed state, Tbs lay ~ tltts
us excellent wtleF facilities make i asifstl
Is well adopted for subdivision aud liz
yelaplnent as wei is Ter spt'feSNlH farm
iiig operations
This sale is subject IL the legal olell.
ton and effect ~ u mortgaRs on the above
described PROPERTY from Charles l.. Fem
son and Ella + iiemson. his Wife. - {.
Clifton Sunderland. dated NuyemDci -
1918. ald recorded among the land .er.,ias
IT Anne Arundel county in I'bcr q: W.
No III. folio ia
TERMS OF SALE A deposit - tatc.
thousand dollars Ss0Oa, Viii b, reqnirml
ri the purchaser az the time of the sstbs
aud the balance af the purchase nssIeN
with interest thereon at the rate III siN
Ter centtih W lsef tnsntn from The tt.ttf
II sale e be l,itd II follows 'lnt tl,ifsl
t1-.a on ratification vi the sale ,nttitird
| i-:'l in sly months, and one hird q wa III
twelve mouths from said riiieaiitm. lie
deferred payments IL h. seeurd In the
satisfaction If the s,li, ]. Henry StFeh-
meyer. MORTGAGE OF ~ he ,s.tinn q TIL
purchaser the entire baanee. after hs in
tiul deposit NAV BE- paid IN ratHSit;fnu
OF The sale.
Fer any further infGnatinn ii6 rrfel,.lee
II The property apply a. liz. uHdrrsil tied
on the Eth tont Of I'll, MarNl;snd Casualty
Power Etinding. baltimore SiFtp ;flia
siMilford avenue. baltimore Nil
] HENRY SFit0IIMElIR.
M9if;s gts,.
etaggelt & Thomas aiid MafhurN ti"suel
Williams. Maryland Trust l;ullai.lS
Balfi narr. Maryllspl. Solicitors
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22
N IA, SGsaSS Nneisaseer Alsaaiss
PUBLIC SALE
GREENBERRY POINT FARM
tsssrlaoklng Cheea peake as@s. Near
the VEGA af tie Seaera RiteT,

fna4r Yia by .sftnr uf ga order If re-
sale eai,Fetl on flae 18th day of lI.eensllsr,
nlnatee.n hundred aud tweaty. by the tYr
cult CONT OF .,snea .krassael tA,uafN. "a
Faulty in i s,.tuse theresh lfn'tlA2 81
Hfgsit,l ln thss matter II the mortgage real
osf..fr IL s'haFles is RelHsan alIsi i.is F
Nt.laS,.,l hts Mift- designated ~ tue
E.,niis il,nk is M. @t2'' lbs. uaier
signed ] Henry strohne%er nostSasss.''
NH ,,fT.r fur SALE III tlit eosf aud risL "
The former purchaser Fred j KcfnSoa ts
unhils ;Iaseifou iii lie tnurt House tls,ssns
III thu tIfy uf AnN8ftalis, MarNlaRd af
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22

Imperfect
CO s7spse x-
4 o 50 4 >
caused by
a sluggish
Liver MIL
1GDm S OF
I'd e o ID Y e )
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-22

MONEY 10 LoAN-of
10 suit On rsasuI "a
payment allowed, "a
toFney. IL
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