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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28

CLEVELAND. Oct. 2S:-As or
Man Rumor has it-and or Man
Rumor is sometimes right-Tris
Speaker, present manager of the
Cleveland Indians. will not pilot the
club in 1922. He is considering re-
signing Immediately.
II such should be the case. the
new pilot would be another of the
tribe-Joe Wood. ~outfielder. Joe is
an old friend of Iris. They played
together on the Boston Red Sox be-
fore coming to Cleveland.
When Speaker will resign is a
matter of time, as he and Jim Dunn.
owner of the Indians. are planning
to go into business together.
The public and players would like
to see Iris put the team through
another winning season, and for this
reason the Tribes manager IL still
swinging on the fence,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
Register Win
in |ntercIass Game

Captain Charley Hughes Senior team in scoring.
class football team defeated Captainl The nneups:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03
Megertes uralkodott a vasarnap meg
tartott Verhovay-ertekezleten
(Folyt. az l. oldalrol)

A hivatalos lapra vonatkoz0lag
az el6ado javasolja, hogy a tag
sag szavazzon felett, hogy a
cleveland konvenci6n elfogadott
havonkint egyszer megjeleno, po
litikat6l mentes Ertesitot adjon
XII az egylet, hirdetesek nelkiil,
vagy .pedig havonta ketszer meg
jclan6 politika mentes, de hirde-
tasekkel ellatott lapot adjon ki az
egylet.. Hozza szoltak: Molnar
Janos, Tolvay Lajos es Ivady Gyu-
la es azutan egyhangulag elfogad-
tax az el6ad6i javaslatot.
A konvencio elfogadta AIT, hogy
referendum szavazasra bocsatja a
tagsagnak, hogy az Amerikai Ma
gyar Sz0vetseg altal kiadott angol
nyelvii foly6irat, a Commentator
celjaira tagonkint es havonkint
2 centet fizessenek a tagok. EFT
a hatarozatot a tisztikar mem hai-
totta vegre. Az ertekezlet Mol
mar Janos, Kaponai Janos, Mihok
Sandor, Ivadi Gyula, Lohn 10
zsef, K0ver Sander es DIR. Pessen-
lehner Antal felszolalasai utan
egyhangulag elfogadta es kimon-
dotta, hogy felkeri tisztikart
ezen pont referendum szavazasra
val6 bocsatasara.
Az ifjusagi osztalyra nezve az
6rtekezlet egyhangulag ugy don
t0tt, hogy elfogadasra ajanlja AIT,
hogy tagnak jelentkez0 gyermek
orvosi vizsgalata csak abban az
esetben k0telez6,, ha ext fiok
gyermek osztaly kezel6je, vagy q
fi6k barmely tagja keri. AIT is
egyhangulag fogadtak ell, hogy a
gyermekosztalybol a felnottek osz-
talyaba val6 atlepes a megkivant
orvosi vizsgaIattal t0rtenik meg
IVegiil ant is elfogadtak, hogy q
fi6k ugykezeles6re fizet minden
tag evente el0re egyszer Is centet
es pedig junius hawaiian.
Darag6 k0zponti elnok kijelen
tette a referendum els6 pontjanab
targyalasapal, hogy inkabb leva
gatja mind ket kezet, de AIT ;
pontot mem. bocsatja referendum
szavazasra. Ennek a kijelentes
mex a k0vetkezmanye volt az ia
vaslat, hogy ha a tisztikar 60 ma
pom belul mem bocsatja szavazas
ra, az ertekezlet altal feltett pom
tokat, akkor rendkiviili konven
ci6t kell egybehivni EFT a Javas
latot egyhangu lelkesedessel e
eTjenzessel fogadtak ell gyiile'
tagjai.
k0ver Sander inditvanyara a!
6ftekezlet egyhangulag jegyz6
! konyvi k0szonetet szavazott
I10S. fi6knak es a gyilest el6keszi
to hetes bizottsagnak, a mely mes
vacsorarol is gondoskodott, mi
Kossuth K0r n0i termeben szol
galtak fel kikiild0tteknek.
Utols6 inditvanynak az ertekez
let kimondta, hogy felkeri a tisz
tikart ARA, hogy a keriileti be
osztast mihamarabb csinalja meg
A gyules 9 orakor legtelje
sebb rendben ert veget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03
A YOUNGSTOWN 108-IK YER
HOVAY FIOK JAVAsLATAI, A
MELYEKET Az ERTEKEZLET
KIVETEL NELKUL ELFOGA-
DOTT

Eddig mem eEtiink mas javaslat-
tai, mint avval az altalanos indit-
vannyal, hogy a kozponti tisztikar
k0szorulje XII a hibakat azaltal
hogy visszavonja es megyemmisiti
a kiirt referendum szavazast.
Most azonban atterhetunz
azokra a javaslatokra, amelyeket
az 0sszehiv6 108-ik fiok kikiildott
hetes bizottsaga dolgozott XII, a
fiok tagjainak egyhangu utasita-
sa alapjan.
Mint mar a referendum kerde-
SEX boncolasanal hangsulyoztuk,
a 1O8-ik fi6k tagsaga feltetlenul
a korszerinti befizetes hive. Mem
annak a korszerinti befizetesnek,
amt New York allan az elotte
gyanus "hunky" egylettol lO0
szazalekos alapon megkivan, ha-
mem annak a korszerinti belize
test rendszernek, amelyet cleve-
landi konvencio elfogadott vagy
ahhoz hasonlonak.
Igaza van tisztikarnak, fel-
observation-disclosures es mindenki-
mex, aki utana szamol, hogg IS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03

centert mem lehet ezer dollaros
biztositast adni Amennyire igaz
ez ma, eppen olyan igaz volt az
ct, tiz, tizen0t es husz ev elott is.
Ezen a kerdesen kar vitatkozni,
vagy bizonyitasanak draga ldot
pazarolni.
Viszont igaz az az ellenvetes is,
hogy NIT t0r6diink mi avval, hogy
mem eleg a S5 cent halaleseti biz
tositasra, amikor a Metropolitan
meg valamivel olcsobban elvallal-
ia a tagsag biztositasat OF eyre es
a szerz6des, legalabb mi tudo-
masunk szerint, meghosszabblt-
hato az ct ev elteltevel ujabb OF
eyre. Meg het es fel ey van hat
ra tehat a Metropolitan szerzode-
seb6l. Addig minden tag biztos-
max erezheti magat, hogy elhala-
lozasa eseten orok0sei megkapjSk
a megigert ezer dollar biztositasl
dijat.
Szomoru dolog azonban ,ha az
ember csak mara gondol es a
holnapot elfelejti.
Mi lesz, ha a Metropolitan het
6s fel ev mulva semmi k0riilme-
,nyek k0zt sem ujitana meg seer
z6dest vagy ha ARA hajAand6nak
mutatkozna, ugy eddigi vesztese-
fgeit az vi szerz6desen akarna be.
hozm es a dijat a mai ketszerese-
ben szabna meg?
Mem kell Macy josnak lenni,
hogy az ember, aki gondolkozik
es aki szamol, AIT belathassa,
hogy csak ugy tudnank ismet ked-
vez6 szerz6dest kapni, ha a Met
ropolitan-vagy akarmelyik nagy
biztosit6 latina, hogy az egylet-
mex oily hatalmas tartaleka van,
hogy a sajat laban is megallhat.
EFT pedig csak ugy erhetjik ell,
ha most gondolkodunk arrol, hogy
tartalekunkat nagyra novelJuk
1923 september hava elott. (Ak-
kor Jar le Metropolitan tiz eve.
Terjiink el lit egy percre es fog
lalkozzunk a new york; fiokok
| helyzet6vel.
A k0zpont allitasa szerint New
York allam teriileten 1857 tagunk
van.
, A new yorkiak eppen olyan tag
: .testverek, mint az lit megjelen-
, tex. Hissziik r6luk, hogy eppen
l annyira szivIik0n viselik a Yer
: hovay egylet jov6jet, mint mi
: De mi mem kozkaztathatjuk 23,
: 500 tag j0v6j6t, eddig befizetett
: diiaikat es biztositasukat. Pedig
ha elfogadjuk New York allamI
: skalat, ugy biztosra 'vehetJuk
: hogy elveszitjiik jelenlegi tagja
5 inknak felet, ha mem tobbet, Tag
5 sagunk mai atlag eletkora 81 ev
Tagiaink tulnyom6 resze 4C
? even felJl van. A multi hibai, 8
melyek mellesleg megjegyezve sa
! lat hibaink. Matt nem kerhetiink
t6liik tulsagos terhet.
De mi meg fontosabb a new
t york; jovahagyas metropolitan
szerzodes felmondasat kovetel
meg.
A mai viszonyok k0zt a Verho
way egylet egyetlen szalmaszal;
a Metropolitan szerzodese Ez a:
egyetlen alap, mely remenyt nyuj
ARA, hogy tartama alatt meyer
t6ssel es egy kis aldozattal hely
rep6toljuk a sajat hibainkat E
! azok hibait, akik tudtak err0, d
. ezt nem mertek megmondani, mer
n f6ltek att6l, hogy nepszeriisegii
ket elvesztik.
Sajnos nem ismerjik ne1
york; biztositasi torvenyt, ner
! tudjul1, hogy az mikor lepet
+ 6letbe, de egyet tudunk es ez
+ igyvedi velemeny alapjan bal
!, ran allitjuk: semmifele torven
ii nem vonatkozhatik a torveny ele1
belepese el0tt szerzett jogokrs
k Tehat nem vonatkozhatik azokr
It a New York allambeli Verhova
4 taookra. akik q t0ryeny eletbe Il
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03

ik fi6k AIT javasolja az lit 0ssze-
gyiilt testver fiokoknak, hogy az
alapszabaly ertelmeben kerje TO-
tisztikart, hogy new york; ska
la es cleveland skala kozt irja
XII a referendum szavazast. Ezt
tartjuk mi az egyetlen igazsagos
modnak, inert a nagygyiiles mar
elvileg kinondotta a korszerinti
fizetes behozatalat es inert a new
york; fiokokkal szemben kotele-
zettseget vallaltunk, hogy oket az
egylet reszere megmenteni ipar-
kodunk.
Szamokkal is igazolhatjuk al
lasfoglalasunk helyesseget.
I A Verhovay egylet mai eletko-
rat seamitva, az atlag eletkor ma
81 ev. A new york; skala alap-
jan tehat a Verhovay egylet tag
| iai altalaban havonta $1.73-t fl
zetnenek tisztan a halaleseti alap-.
ra, vagyis mai befizetesnek va
! lamivel t0bb, mint ketszereset.
A Verhovay egylet beallasi elet
rat szamitva, az atlag 6letkor ma
zesiinkre adat, de hozzavetoleg es
feltetelesen a beallasi atlag elet-
kort 30 evben ha megallapitjuk,
mem t6vedhetiink sokat. Ennek
az alapjan Verhovay tagsag a
cleveland korszerinti skala sze-
rint fizetne halaleseti alapra
$1.25-t havonta.
A k0zponti tisztikar viszont AIT
javasolja, hogy minden Verhovay.
tag egyforman fizessen 81 .35-t ha-
vonta.
A mai fizetes S5 cent halal-
eseti alapra.
A "torvsnynek" csakis az ell
SO fizetesi modszer felel meg. Te-
hat barmely nlasikat fogadna ell
az egylet, msgsem tesz eleget a
tisztikar altal annyira hangozta-
tott konveni3ioi hatarozatnak, a
melynek alapjan az egyseges fl
zetest javasoltak.
Konnyebb szamitas kedveert
feltessziik, hogy a Verhovay egy
letnek kerek $4,000 tagja van.
A new york; skala alapjan, vi
szontbiztositas nelkiil halaleseti
alap bevenna havonta 43 ezer $50
dollart, vagyis evente $519,0O0-t.
Az eddigi szamitasokat alapul We
We, ha a Verhovay egyletnek even
te 300 tagja halna meg, ugy a
halaleseti alapon megmaradna
219,000 evente.
A cleveland skala alapjan es 4
viszontbiztositas fentartasaval a
halaleseti alap bevenne havonta
81 ez er $50 dollart, vagyis even
te 1875, ,000-t, fizetne azonban a
Metropolitannak meg het es fel
even at, tekintet nelkiil, hogy
te $251 ,000-t kereken, vagyis a
tartalekalapba menne minden bi-
zonnyal evente $123,750, vagyis
het even at S66,25O dollar az ido-
k0zi kamatokat mem szamitva. A
koz0ns6ges kamat (vagyis kama
tos kamatot mem szamitva) he
tedik ev vegen kitenne 129 eZel
937 dollar 80 centet. Tehat ka
matos kamat nelkil (pedig ez is
kitesz legalabb 20 ezer dollart) el
egylet vagyona (mindig felteve
hogy a tagletszam allandoan q
, ezer) t0bb, mint egy millio dol
+ larral szaporodik. A mai tartale
ka az egyletnek fejenkint nehany
centtel t0bb, mint II dollar, het es
. mulva k0riilbeliil SO dollar lenne
vagyis az egylet fizeteskepessegt
erssen emelkedne.
A referendumban javasolt
$1.35-os, mindenkire egyforma ii
zetes viszontbiztositas megtarta
saval havonta $2500-ral t0bbet E:
evente $30,000-ral t0bbet jovedel
= meme, mint a cleveland skala
de lehetetlenne tenne az egyle
mikodeset, ha egyes allamok be
'hoznak AIT a t0rvenyt, amely
megkivanja a korszerinti fizetest
a A betegsegely
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-03
A betegsegely

A betegsegelyt illetoleg clcve-
landi konvencio $9-os betegsegely
es 81 .15-os dij mellett d0ntott.
A konvencio ota k0riilmenyek
ugy valtoztak, hogy ez fizetes
terhet jelentene tagok reszere es
ICY meltanyos annak referendum
utjan val6 merseklese.
Vannak ugyanis aggalyaink,
.hogy kisebb fiokok, amelyek mem
.fendelkeznek megfelel0 vagyon-
nal, mem lesznek kepesek havi IS
centert heti 81 betegsegelyt fizet-
(Folyt. 3. oldalon)
, 1921-03-19
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

Paris, March 18th. -Spokesmen for
the Communist Socialists, Republican
SPECIALISTS and Radical Socialists in the
Chamber Of Deputies today attacked the
decisions OF the London Conf 4rence for
the application of the penalties against
Germany. Particularly strong was the
declaration of M. Vincent AurioI,
that the penalties would be Ineffective
because. according to most reliable sta
tlstlcs, Frances part o. the duties which
1t would be possible to be levied
would after payment of the expenses Of
occupation show a deficit of zoo, OOO. 900
Ifancs annually instead of furnishing
deputies what ne would prorose in Mace
OF the London decisions. NJ. Aurioi de-
elafed that an international econo nic
office should be instituted in which
France, Great Britain, Germany and 9th
er interested nations should collahorate
, 1921-03-19

From St. Thomas:-Miss Helen Will
ilams, Miss Blanche E}tcrnel, Miss Eliza
66enagen; MISS l.. Lindquist, Miss Inger
oImmonds' Mrs Frank Browne and 4
cnlldren, Miss Ann Phillipus, w. Ces
zero: mr.; francisco Dias, Mr.. Morris E.
Davis, M. VaIIadarez.
ohe sailed during the early hours of
the day on the return rip.
, 1921-03-19

regions and revival of economic %activi-
ty. The United States, said M. Au-
riol. would finance such an organiza-
ton" This declaration was received
with general scepticism by members of
the Chamber. M. Jean H~ennesey, Re
publican Socialist, declared that the
penalties we're imperative He %criticiz-
ed the Govt. for not considering the
proposition of DR.. Walter Simons, the Ger
man Foreign Minister, that Germany
~collab)rate in the restoration of the de-
wasted regions, through German indus
try, and German hand labour. Che
Premier replied that if he had opened
his ears to what he termed the vague
and fragile suggestions made by Dr..
SlmOns. he would have started a dis
cussion which would not yet have
been terminated. VI. Marcel Cactin,
ton by what Vas con 3idered by some of
the deputies as a sighting reference
to former President Poincar9 Wnen tha
tumult had subsided, M. Caclin dacIar-
ed the payment of the reparations and
a return of economic prosperity wlul1
be possible only through collaboration by
the working classes of all the countries
M. Henness7y and NJ. AurioI asked VI.
BRAND whether The collection of export
duties In Germany would noC have for
It's principal effect the protection OF
British trade from 19rnan competition
They urged the Pre- nier to inform~th
Chamber whether each ally would crI-
lect the levies on German goods for
their w account, and If the part of
the levy going to Great Britain would
MT be immeasurably superior TO that
going to France. VI. BRAND replied that
the sums collected would form a COM
mon fund concerning which he wolld
furnish the details at the proper time.
The Interpolation will continue tomo no v,
and probably will end in a vote lala in
the evening
London, March 15th.-At a confere .ca
held in Downing Street yesterday, which
was attended, in addition to experts by
the British. French and Italian Ministers
at Vienna and the French Ambassador
in England, Austrian Representatives
asked for a loan of so, 600, OOC pounds
with which to nport food. The Austri-
ans offered as security allied control Of
the Safe Railways and Customs, and of
the salt and tobacco monopolies on which
they said the Austrian Govt. already
was making a profit. They suggested
also the creation Of a new monopoly for
alcohol and sugar.
London, March 16th.-The Lincoln
shire handicap, the first of the classic
fiat races held in England, was won by
Moro NJ1S'' or ,,t~;11 III
, 1921-03-19
Frederiksted, 18th March 1921.

The schooner Mystery" arrived this
morning about l o'clock from Porto Rico
and st. Thomas. She landed some cargo
and the following passengers:
From Porto Rico: Evans Luther and
Thompson John Charles.
, 1921-03-19

The Raporel S. S. Nv. M. Topper"
arrived at F~rederiksted this a. m. In
all probability she has mail which may
be looked for later.
, 1921-03-19
LEAVING

on the S. S. WIN. Upper" tomorrow
or Monday from Christiansted.
DIR. j. R. MAYHEM,
Eyesight Specialist.
, 1921-03-19
'"HUM STUFF.

That Is Livened Up BY The Hero's Battles with His
he Terrific Battle He Has to Save The Less He Has Learned
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16
PROHIBITING EFFICACY

An eminent British doctor, Sir Ar
thur Newsholme, has been travelling
and studying in America for two years
He finds dndoubted proofs of the eff
ficacy and benefits of prohibition. The
doctor has devoted much of his time to
studying this Subject. He is fitted to
speak with authority because of his
ability and because British traditions
as to alchplic drinks and the rights of
the individual would keep him from
undue prejudice in favor of prohibit
ton.
The doctor reports that the ban on
alcohol and the saloon has been
good influence in the fight against tn
Fberculosis. He thinks it, has been a.
decided agency in checking the spread
of social diseases, and he finds no
reason to think that it has stimulated
the use of drugs
So much emphasis has been given
to the disastrous effects from the
CONSUMPTION of Illicit brews and to
the scope of the bootlegging industry
that it is hard to believe either that;
prohibition is effective or that any
real good is resulting from it. Tes-
|timony like DR.. Newholme's is valua
Bile as a corrective for these IDEAS
1t is the sort of testimony which III
.timately viii make vain all efforts to-
turn the liquor tide to the food again
i'm America,
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-08

Cash is KING at the Standard-C ondiA
prices of all farm products of 1920 and M
the most careful buying on the part of evel
The Standard Mercantile Company is full
dollar buy for you the biggest Dollars wI
chandise for the price of ONE. Our buJ
the United States, visiting hundreds of faj
come back home and offer you the goods
present conditions. We have bought in Ia
DEN RULE CHAIN and we will be III
FALL at prices below the present wholes
mense FALL stock on the lowest margin
the same level with conditions and this wi
vantage of this Fall OPENING SALE.
by the low prices. Cotton goods have ad
the last few days-We cannot buy again
stock and it is for this reason that we urg
NOW.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-08
1t Will Pay You---

1t will pay you to come 100 miles and buy
your FallClothing, Dry Goods, Shoes Un-
derwear- at the Big Fall Opening Sale, Be-
ginning Thursday, Sept 9Th. -.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-04-02
BUILDING UP A COUNTRY STORE

Merchants doing business in country villages used to think
chances bounded by their town. and its immediate
surroundings But when automobiles began to all the
country many of these rural dealers suddenly found that big
new opportunity awaiting them that they mad not realized
before.
They learned that by ADVERTISING they could draw trade
long distance They would cooperate with the local
the growth Of their home town. By advertising free
y thief the local newspaper position where could develop
campaign to increase its circulation much wider radius
AS the newspaper spread fields, carried the
advertising enepsng business and the towns the
chants, and the newspaper grew in parallel lines.
The Grand Rapids Furniture Record gives interesting
of such store at Sasbg Ohio is located in town
people, but did business in 1919 Of $S3040 and
hoping to reach the $1,000 600 in 1920
It accomplished this wonderful result principally through
liberal ADVERTISING In 1919 spent per cent of it's gross income
publicity When store puts $4,000 into advertising in single
why it doing close to 100000 worth of bust
1t draws business 80 miles
When of the stores of Pocomoke City get the hab
it of setting apart similar proportion of their sales for telling
the people what they have and broadening their field Their
they will get results that will surprise themselves and the people
of the town.
The limits business these times Gated by
reluctance spread out rather that by
his possible field.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-04-02
CHECKING THE POPULATION DRIFT

Much has been said about of the drift of population
into large Many people who regret this tendency help pro-
mote it by spending money away from their home communities
person spends his money in Pocomoke City he knows
that he working build heahfu community because he
knows that favorable place to live has those
facilities education and social service that constitute helpful
for young people In supporting the enterprises OF
this home community all feel sure that promoting
institutions working for national and for the
development of a high type of character
you spend money elsewhere not be sure what
the If you and lot of neighbors spend
money places the result to nue business in this COM
mn Enterprises here become less profitable They must dis
charge their helpers order to keep going This reduces
the commercial opportunities of your home community Some
young people who otherwise might these helpful
rounngs migrate to other places where
they can find a better business chance.
young people result of conditions that they find
in large result of being away from helpful home In
uences suffer decline in physical condition. if they yield ito the
formations which when people live strangers if the
conduct prove disappointing part of the
ponsby may you You helped drive them from
community by refusing to support home town enter
prses did help home community develop in such
way could offer good business inducements to these
people
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-04-02
REPUBLICAN EFFICIENCY

During the campaign great deal SAID about the spen-
did work the Republicans would do for efficiency they
given control Of the They going cut
the needless wastes and the like well
private business.
One of the first illustrations they gave of their spirit
red the effort to omit the annual appropriation for free
This generally regarded petty graft Viewed the
possible light it is foolish waste of the peoples money The
farmers do not want these seeds and have protested against
distribution The why congressman
Seeds is that they think their constituents aered to
ceive this attention from their representative.
Here acid test of whether Congress willing cut
out waste The effort to do failed Both parties voted for the
same old bunk both somewhat blame But the
cans had majority in both houses of Congress- principal
responsibility falls on them.
Their steering committees should have brought pres
to bear their members line UP this
change step in the they had promised give
people Having made professions of superior
efficiency in business, it to them to make good
But they could not do it, and they permitted
silly waste OF the taxpayers to slip through the
old vous 1t show nature is about
alike Those that vote for party change the hope they
to find that they have put the old bunch politicians into
office under another and have gotten results that
were promised them.
Another antiSovet revolt brewing says Stockholm dis
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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-04-02
EWELL & CHILD, Solicitors.
FORECLOSURE SALE
OF VALUABLE
FARM LAND
IN WORCESTER COUNTY, MD.
EwELL & CHILD, Solicitors.

BY virtue of the power of sale con-
tanned in mortgage from John B.
Martin and Lulu C. Martin, his wife,
10 William 7. Mason and Charles l..
Mason, bearing date the 7th day o.
April, 1920 and recorded among the
land records os Worcester County,
Maryland, in Liber O.D.C. No. 81,
folios 551, etc, default having been
r1ade in the debt secured thereby, /,
the undersigned attorney, named in
said mortgage for foreclosure, will of
fer for sale at public auction on
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1921
at or about three o'clock p. M, in
front of the Parker House, Pocomoke
City, Maryland, all that lot or parcel
OF land, together with buildings and
improvements thereon by said mort
gage conveyed, the same being situat-
Cd in the First Election District of
Worcester County, Maryland, on what
is known as the "New Dunn Swamp"
road, containing twenty-eight acres,
more or less, and being all and the
same tract or parcel of land conveyed
to the said John B. Martin and Lulu
G. Martin his wife, from Fred w. C.
Quinn by Iced dated April Z, 1920
and duly of record among the LAM
records of Worcester County, Mary
land.
The above mentioned tract of land
is situated about two and one-half
miles from Pocomoke City and is i'm
proved by a suitable dwelling house
and outbuildings.