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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-22
VINCENT LAZARRO


Lots Nos Q, IL Is and 10. Block Il, rs
laid down on said plat. vested Of record in
Vincent I.ayzaro. under deed 10 him dated
August :. 1905, and recorded among the afore-
said Land Records in Liber G.. w, 81, folio
2d4 etc IL is not known whether said owner,
If living, is married or single infant or adult,
sane or insane resident or nonresident or,
II dead who are his heirs or devisees Said
whole tract contains o.32 acres Of land, more
or less
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DAVID sHARPIREHsKY
Item No. ~

Lots Nos rs and 27 Block ~. rs laid
down on said plat. Vested Of record IN David
Sharpirensky. under deed to him dated Jlnie
4, 1902 and recorded among the aforesaid
Land Records In Lhor q w. Cs. folio I0R,
rtc II Is not known whether said owner,
IL living. Is married or single. infant adult,
zane or insane, resident cr non resident; or.
II dead, who are his heirs or deyis@es Said
whole tract contains 0.16 acres of land, more
or l,ss.
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WILLIAM II. LEDD0N and
IDA &. LEDDo&. his wife
Item No. 81

Lots Nos % and 25. Block as, as laid
down on said plat vested OF record in Will
lam b. Leddon and Ida G. Leddon, his wife,
under deed TO them dated june 80 1908. and
recorded among the aforesaid Land Records in
Liber g. w. 81, folio TO- etc II is not known
whether said owners, il living, are sane or
insane resident or nonresident; or, il dead,
who are their heirs or devisees. Said whole
tract contains DIG acres of land, more or less.
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SAMUEL BROOKS
Item No. Q Ia

Lots Nos 2 and 4, Block Sc. as laid down
on said plat, vested Of record in Samuel
Brooks. under deed to him dated April IL
1914. and recorded among the Land Records
of said county in Liber g. w. los, folio 163
etc. II is not known whether said owner. If
living. is married Or single, infant or adult.
sane or insane, resident nonresident; or. II
dead who are his heirs or devisees. Said
whole tract contains ole acres of land, more
facv
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JOSEPH BOTToNE


Lots Nos. 8. 8 and 10. In Block %, n. F.,
~ laid down on said plat vested Of record in
Joseph BOttone, under deed TO hun dated
January 2 1909. and recorded among the
Land Records Of said county in Liber G.. W.
81, folio I52, etc. IL is not known whether
said owner, II living, is married single.
sane or insane. infant or admit. resident or
nonresident; or. IL dead. who are his heirs
or devisees. Said whole tract contains Oh
acres, more or less.
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FOLLOWING IN GYEsKA PARK
MICHAEL ESsLINGER
Item No. 1

Block 2 IL. as laid down on said plat.
vested Of record in Michael Esslinger II is
not known whether said owner, II living. is
married or single. infant or adult. sane or in
sane resident or nonresident: or If dead who
are his heirs or deyisees. Said whole tract
contains IL acres Of land, more or less.
j FURTHER GIVE NOTICE to all per
sons interested in said lands or any part
thereof, TO come forward I'm the said Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the
District Of Maryland, on or before the
First Day of June. 1920,
and file their objections. il any they have. 10
the proposed condemnation Of said lands
ARTHUR L. sPAAiER.
Cleyl Of the District Court
Of the United States far
the District Of Aargland.
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GEORGE II. NORRIS
Item No. IL

Lots Nos ) and T. Block a. as laid down
on said plat, vested Of record in George d.
Norris, under deed TO him from Joseph Hose
fross dated July Is, 1908, and recorded
I.ibrr G. w So folio 462. etc. Taxes due
thereon, $4,000 II is not known whether
said owner, if living, is married single.
infant or adult. sane or insane, resident or
non resident; or, if dead, who are his heirs
or devisecs Said whole tract contains 0.I6
acres OF land more or less
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LAWRENCE LEDDoN and
ROSA LEDDON. his wife

Lots Nos. Is, II, 10 aud 21, Block az,
as laid down on said plat. vested of record
i'm Lawrence Leddon and Rosa Lcddon, his
wife. under deed to them dated June so, 1908,
and recorded among abe aforesaid Land Rec
ords in Liber G. w. 81, folio 9, etc. IL is not
known whether said owners, II living. are sane
or insane residents or nOn-reSidents; or. IL
dead who are their heirs devisces. Said
whole tract contains O.32 acres OF land more
or less
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ISAAC B0RSTEIN

Lots Nos. "a and 20, Block 81, aud lots
Nos. 81, %, 25 81 and 90, Block 81, as
laid down on said Plat. vested of record in
Isaac Borstein, under deed to him from JOS
eph Hosefross, dated August p. 1905, and
recorded among the Land Records OF said
county in Liber q. w 81, folio 500, etc
Taxes due thereon. $4,000. 1t is not known
whether said owner, il living, is married or
single. infant or adult, sane or insane, resi-
dent or non resident: or, if dead, who are his
heirs or deviSees Said whole tract contains
0. 81 acres of land, more or less.
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HENRY WINTERS
Vfo,, No ~

lots Nos s. 10. -, Ia and 16, Block 40,
as laid down on said plat vested OF record in
Henry r Winters under deed TO him from
Joseph Hasefross dated June %, 1908, and
recorded among the Land Records of said
county in I.bcr G. w 81, folio -. etc.
Taxes due thereon, $500. II is not known
whether said owner, il living. is married or
single. infant or adult, sane or insane, resi-
dent or nonresident; or, il dead. who are his
heirs or devisees Said whole tract contains
o.40 acres Of land, more less.
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FRANK ROBERTSON
Item No. IL

Lots ! to -. inclusive Block 13G- as laid
down on said plat. vested Of record an
Frank Robertson. under deed To him dated
April II, 100S. and recorded among the
land records of said County in Liber q.
w 80. folio 80 etc. Ii Is not known
whether said owner II living. is married
or single: sane or insane; infant or adult :;
resident or nonresident; or, II dead. who
are his heirs or deyisees Said whole tract
contains Ia acres of land, more or less.
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AUGUST C. RANDEEN

Lots Nos 2, 4, 6 and s, Block a. as laid
down on said plat, vested of record in August
c. Randecn, under deed to him from Joseph
Hosefross dated July -, 1908. and recorded
among the Land Records of said county in
Iibcr c. W. 50, folio 500, etc. Taxes due
thereon, $50 90 II is not known whether
aid owner, il living, is married or single, in
FAINT or adult, sane or insane. resident or
non resident; or, if dead, who are his heirs
or devisecs Said whole tract contains 032
acres of land, more or less
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w. +. DINGES

Lots Nos. Il. is, is. 90 and %. in Block
90. as laid down on said plat, vested of rec
ord in w r Dinges. under deed TO him from
Joseph Hosefross dated August 10, 1908, and
recorded among the Land Records of said
county in Liber G. w. TO- folio II, etc.
Taxes due thereon, S4100 1t is not known
whether said owner, If living. is married or
single infant or adult, sane insane. resi-
dent or nonresident: or, IL dead who are his
heirs or devisees. Said whole tract contains
40 acres of land. more or less.
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T.. w. CONKLN
- q

Lots Nos. IL and IA, Block As, as laid
down on said plat, vested of record in f. w.
Conklin. under deed to him from Joseph Hose
froSs. dated June 8, 1908, and recorded
among the Land Records of said county ~
Liner G. w. 80 folio ass, etc. Taxes due
thereon. $4,000 II is not known whether
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 DIG
of land more or less
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PATSEY DANDRIA
Item No. 8

Lots Nos. >. 4. 6, s and 10, Block 81;
lots Nos. 20, rs, so and 81, Block 6s; lots
Nos ., and 6, Block 40. aud lots Nos
81 90 and 81. in Block as as laid down on
said plat vested Of record in Patsey Dan
aria. hinder deed to him from Joseph Hose
fross. dated June Is. 1908, and recorded
Tibpr q w. so folio $50 etc. Taxes due
thereon. $500 1t is not known whether
said owner, if living, is married or single,
infant or adult, sane or insane, resident or
non resident: or. il dead, who are his heirs
or deyiSees Said whole tract contains 100
acres of land, more or less.
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N &c E
CONDEM N ALTON

In the Matter Of the Condemnation of Certain
Lands in Anne Arundel County, Nd,
for Use by The United States for
Military Purposes.
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THOMAS sILIATo
Item No. 3 (al

Item NO. Aa)
Lots Nos 20 aud %. in Block II, n. r.,
as laid down said plat, vested Of record
in Thomas Siliato, under deed TO him dated
September 20, 1908. and recorded among the
Land Records Of said county In Liber q. w.
Ga. folio 422, etc. u is not known whether
said owner, IL living, is married or single,
sane or insane. infant or adult, resident or
non resident: or IL dead who are his heirs
or deysees. Said whole tract contains DIG
acres. more or less.
FURTHER GIVE NOTICE to all per-
sons interested in said lands or any part
thereof to come forward In the said Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the
District Of Maryland. on or before the
First Day of June. 1929,
and file their objections, IL any they have, TO
the proposed condemnation Of said lands.
ARTHUR L. SPAMER.
CEerk Of the District Court
81 the United States for
the District Of Maryland.
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GEO. W. ROBERTSON and
ELF. J. ROBERTSON. his wife
Item No. IL

Item No. IL
Lots / and 3. Block 6s. as laid down on
said plat vested of record Ina George W.
Robertson and Eliz. J. Robertson. his VIE,
under deed 10 them dated April L., 1905.
and recorded among the land records OF
said County in Iiber q. w. %, folio 10
etc IL Is not known whether said owners,
IL living, are sane or insane; residents or
uon residents: or, II dead, who are their
heirs or deVisees. Said whole tract con-
tains Ole acres of land, more or less.
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MAMIE SMITH
Item No. I3

Lots &c and 2S Block 50. as laid down
on said plat vested of record In Mamie
Smith under deed To her dated May II,
1908. and recorded among the land records
of said County in Liber q. w. 80, folio l15,
etc. IL is not known whether said owner,
II living is married or single: sane or in-
sane; infant or adult: resident or non
resident; or, IL dead, who are her heiis or
devisees. Said whole tract contains OH
acres of land, more or less.
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JOHN q. W. SCHILLER
Item No. II

Item No. II
Lots Is. 20. 30. -, 20 and IS Block e..
as laid down said plat. vested of record
In John G.. W. Schiller. under deed TO him
dated August -. 1908. and recorded among
the land records of said County in Liber
e. w G1 folio 30, etc. 1t is not known
whether said owner, II living, is married
or single; sane or insane: infant or adult :;
resident or nonresident; or, II dead, who
are his heirs or devisees. Said whole tract
contains OBS acres of land, more or less.
FURTHER GIVE NOTICE to all per
sons interested in said lands or any part
thereof to come forward in the said Dis
trict Court of the United States for the
District of Maryland, on or before the
First Day of June. 1920.
and file their objections, il any they have, to
the proposed condemnation of said lands
ARTHUR l.. SPAMER,
Clerk Of the District Court
~ the United States for
the District Of Maryland
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-29
Johnson Vigorously Attacks Pact,
Political Opponents, in Speech

Hiram Johnson, indomitable foe OF
the League of Nations, attacked the
pact in his address at the Coliseum
Wednesday evening with vigor that
swept the crowd with him and
brought with 1t waves of applause.
The senator from California was
preceded by Frederick Lands, of Lo-
gansport. who reviewed Johnson's rec
ord as governor of California. Lands
fiercely attacked Johnson'S Oppon-
ents and the present administration.
The former congressman devoted
particular attention to Major-General
Wood. Lands declared: 1T is said
that General Wood got the worst Of
it at the hands OF President Wilson.
But if that were qualification for
the nomination for president, every
man, woman and child in the United
States would be eligible"
Lands drew criticisms from the
crowd when he said; Il think it was
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-29
ON GRILL,
DEFENDS FIXING OF
FAIR PRICE LIMIT
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, D. c., April %
Acceptance of fair" prices by the de-
partment of justice was defended by
Palmer before the house judiciary COM
mittee which is Investigating his
agreement with Louisiana sugar grow
ers, that II and IS cents would not be
considered an unfair maximum price
for their product.
Mr.. Palmer declared that acceptance
of the fair" price was not fixing a
price but the exercising of a lawful
right in announcing what the govern
ment would regard as a violation of
the law.
For anyone to say such action was a
violation of the law, said the attorney
general shows lamentable ignorance
of the law. II am guilty in Louisiana
then am guilty elsewhere throughout
the country with respect to all neces-
sities and there is plenty of room from
the records of the department of jus
tice to find me guilty.
| The attorney general said that pros
ecution had been brought against hun
dreds and hundreds by the depart
ment since last fail and that all were
on the theory that a price charged for
commodity beyond a certain figure
was unfair
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-29
4 Condemned to Death;
One Takes Crime on Self;
Pardon Sought for Others


OSSINING. y. Y, April ga
drams on which hangs the fate of
three men was enacted today in the
death house at Sing Sing prison
Condemned to die in the electric
chair tonight with three companions,
Joseph MianO made a confession to
Warden Lawes in which he asserted
that he alone was responsible for the
death of Otto Fialo, a Bronx station
agent robbed and murdered last year.
The confession made, its purport at
once was telegraphed to Governor
Smith while relatives and friends sped
to Albany, n. Y, to appeal to the gov
ernOr and supreme court for a stay of
execution. The three men condemned
to die with MilanO are James Cassidy
Joseph UsesOs, and Charles McLaugh-
lin. When MilanO made his confes.
sion the four prisoners had been NOV
ed to cells near the death chamber
and had been given their black suits
Prison officials had just tested the
electric chair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-29
Best Says He Didn't
Kill the Schneider Girl;
Has Made Confession
(By Associated Press)

PONTIAC, Mich, April 29.-Anson
Best, this morning in the presence of
his attorneys, Prosecuting Attorney
Green c. Gillespie and a number OF
newspaper men, repudiated the con-
fession the prosecutor declares that
he made in the Vera Schneider muir
der case.
The prisoner maintained that his
first story. told when he was stopped
at the scene of the murder. is the
truth and that his admissions made,
according to the prosecutor, in the
presence of several officers yester-
day, were all false and due to fear of
officers and fatigue from question: ing.
Plans to arraign the man again in
circuit court today have been de,
ferred because of new developments.
Il did not kill the girl or have any
thing to do with it," the murderer
said this morning. The story / told
the officers when they stopped me
there that night was true. l had been
out walking and was on my way
home: that was all. | have not seen
the girl or know nothing of her mur
der"
Best said yesterday he killed the
girl at her own request.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-29
Once Bricks Were Common;
Now They're Handled Like
Eggs, Spuds, or Fine Gold

Carefully, very carefully, he chose
them one by one. Lest he disfgure
them, he wore gloves and slid each
one separately down a long smooth
slide to the waiting man below, who
sat on the ground picking each one
from the way of the next, fearing
that two would collide.
No, they were not eggs. potatoes,
nor Jumps of sugar. They were
bricks. And the men that were handl-
ing them are employed by local con-
struction company. in charge of the
Wrecking of the two brick dwellings,
on North Ninth street. next door to
the Home Telephone company.
When asked why such care was
given, one of the officials of the con-
struction company said:
There was time when we tore out
all Of the iOistS and other frame work
of builtiD and then pushed over the
walls. Inns was much quicker and
easier. But now, bricks cost over
three times as much per thousand, and
we have found that it is cheaper to
employ labor for longer time in
order to save the brick, than it is to
waste the brick in order to save the
laborer's wages
Equal care is being observed in
lumber and all parts of the wrecked
buildings. Everything is being care
fully piled to be used again. Nothing
is wasted. Even nails are being drawn
from the large planks and jealousy
treasured.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-29
U. S. GOES AFTER R. R.
WALK-0UT'S LEADERS

NEW YORK, April 29.-Federal ac
ton to punish leaders of the unau-
thorized strike of railroad workers in
the New York-New Jersey district was
begun in Newark, \. j., today when
United States district attorney Joseph
l.. Bodine called number of witnesses
before a grand jury to testify regard
ing the strike.
The action followed a conference
here yesterday Of Assistant Attorney
General Charles b. Ames, Mr.. Bodine
and United States district attorney
Francis G. Caffey. Of New York, at the
conclusion OF which Mr.. Ames an
nounced indictments would be sought
both in New York and New Jersey.
Mr.. Caffey said today he would with
hold grand jury action in New York
until the Newark jury had completed
its investigation.
Virtually all traces Of the strike now
have disappeared. according to state
ments made by officials of the various
railroads.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-29
Dr.. Purdy Leaves Friday
To Set Up First Friends
Embassy; Back in Fall

DR.. Alexander c. Purdy. who is be-
ing given a leave of absence from
Earlham to go to Germany on
Friends embassy work, will leave Fri
Gay, and sail within few days. Mrs
Purdy and their daughter will spend
the summer with Mrs. Purdy's parents.
Prof. and Mrs. Stephen Hadley, OF
Oskaloosa, la.
DR.. Purdy will set up and put in
working order the machinery of the
first Friends embassy to be estab-
lished. Its purpose will be to further
the doctrine of peace of the Friends
church and to better international
feelings. Such embassies will later
be established in other countries, it is
anticipated.
DR. Purdy expects to return to the
States in September when he will re-
sumo his work as head of the Biblical
department at Earlham. During his
absence, Clarence Pickett and the
Revs. Andrew F. Mitchell and Charles
Woodman will care for his classes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-29

The fire of revolution is spreading
sion of Sonora, news dispatches have
carried reports of revolutionary activ-
ity in the states of Zacatecas, Mich
oacan, Guerrero, Hidalgo, Vera Cruz,
Tlaxacala and Tehuantepec. The
states of Chihuahua and Sinaloa are
also affected.
The United States navy department
has ordered the destroyer McCawley
to Topolobambo and the scout cruiser
Salem to MaZatlan to protect Amer1-
can interests in those ports.
General R. Pima is in command of
the military forces in Sonora. Car
rama has threatened to attack him
from three different sides, by land
and water. One of Pina's armies is
now in the state of Sinaloa.
Estaban Cantu, military governor OF
the state of Lower California, dis
! sion movement He is probably the
best administrator and most progress
sive statesman in Europe.
According to recent reports, Gen
Candido Aguilar, CarranZa's son-in-law
has been assigned to the command OF
federal troops in Chihuahua, Coahuila
- Durango and Zacatecas. Aguilar rose
I from the bottom to his present high
position in Mexico. Prior to the Ma
dero revolution and during part of the
Madero regime he was a hostler on ar
estate in Vera Cruz. He became q
! general when he married CarranZa'
| daughter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-29
400 PERSONS WILL
TAKE PART IN K. G.
COMEDY MAY 1912

Following the initiation Of large
class Of candidates on May 9, Rich
mond council, Knights of Columbus.
will present a musical comedy. entitled
"Posie Shop" at the Washington thea
tre, May 10 and II.
Four hundred persons will be in the
dancing and singing chorus, including
large number Of children, and num-
ber of feature parts by Harry Frankel,
Howard Hitz and Ray Gcier.
Rehearsals of adults will begin to-
night in the X. of G. hall, under direc-
ton Of Miss Edna Moorehead and Miss
Vivian Brown. The children will re-
hearse in the hall back of the old Com
mercial club rooms in the Masonic
temple.
Sponsors Are Named.
The following persons are sponsor
ing the production and will chaperon
the children at the rehearsals and the
nights Of the entertainment: Mrs.
August Calvelage, Mrs. Herbert An
derson, Mrs. Harley Porterfield. Mrs.
George Zwissler. Mrs. William Kin
sella, Mrs. F. p. Busche. Miss Anna
Harrington. Mrs. Sol Davis. Mrs. Lewis
Tiff, Miss Martha Geier. Mrs. Frank
Stiens, Miss Maude Flanagan, Mrs. w.
S. Clendenin. Miss Margaret O'Neil.
Miss Jeannette Murphy, Miss Agatha
Collins, Miss Alice Griffin, Mrs. w. A.
Klein, Mrs. Charles Hartzler and Mr..
Mrs. Bert kolp. and Mrs. r. l..
Adams.
Local talent will present the pro-
duction and parts have been assigned
This is the most pretentious play to be
given here by an organization for
many years.
The best talent in the city has been
enlisted for the presentation Of the
comedy, which is being directed by an
organization specializing on entertain
ment features of this kind
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-29
City to Get Information
On Makes of Fire Trucks

Bids of the various automobile deal
ers and manufacturers proposing to
furnish the city with fire truck were
considered at the meeting Of the board
of public works Thursday morning.
Upon the advice of the chief the city
clerk was requested to get in touch
with the fire department chiefs in
other cities in order to collect data
upon the amount of service rendered
by the various trucks in other cities.
The board confirmed a resolution
calling for the Improvement of the
first alley, south of Main street from
First street to Second street.
The city clerk was instructed to ad-
e. zrtise for bids for the Glen Miller
park privileges.