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New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Honolulu, Airier- March II, Agency
n.n,u. Moore. Mccormack e. Co
Bird City. nio de Janeiro. March ,5. I, A''s ''
ea International Irreighting Corn
somerset Hamours' March 20,
Tuscsrors. Manchester, March 10. 'S ''
Chicago City. Bristol. March ' %. '''s's
Port Augusta. London, March "a. t.'''S '>' A'''
sarcoale Rotterdam. March Hne, = DoS' co
Liberator. San Francisco. March IS. :" '''"'
.r,. Atlantic. Gulf e. Pacific CO
'of''sto"n' haiNburg, March go
Forinda, sevNs March 20 .Garcis : t.ses n,ss
tora' Maracaibo' March 81.
Maine London. March ~ At, rrarsn rsqss = ,n 90
taurus Santos, March 90 Kerr S Iinns
Due To-msrrow
Fenchureh. Fayal, March 30
James w Elweil O. ca
0osoF Aiehe, Lisbon. March 25 Bull Lines
Due Tuesday
1daho, Hull March 30
rro,. , Ellermans Wilson Lne
Due Wednesday
wells City Bristol, March ga
Boswell Trinidad, March h'sisS 81 AfNe'' e GO
Lamport & Holt Line
Due Thursday
Huronian, Antwerp March 20 Wh,ta ot,r
Mahhattan. Baltimore. -----
international Mercantile Marine
Due Friday
Ardree. Barry. March 80 Three Star Line
Eastern Guide, London, March 20
Moore & Mccormack Co Inc
Morristown Hamburg March q.
herr S s Co
Due Saturday
Fort Elliot, London. April J.
Furch, Edge 6. Co
west lnskip, Antwerp, March 2s
Black Diamond s 8 Corn
Eastern Coast, Boston
Susauetanlra 6; c C'orr
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( r L N n A N Aseney Assansey Ehin. sl osoo.
Officer Greenwich and stamford conn
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HELP WANTED MALE

SALESMEN WANTED =
We have the best Motor
Truck proposition in this
country to-day. We Own
over One Thousand Trucks
which are bought and paid for
and are III n. y. City. These
trucks have got to be sold. We
arc now organizing retail
department. and want some
high grade, high type men
who are capable of earning
$1,000 a year or better. We
will paw a salary and commits
sion or will pay drawing &C
count and commission. 1t
depends entirely on the Nan.
We have for sale COO 5Ia-Ton
Packards, 600 5-Ton Pierce
Arrows, 90 M-Ton G NJ Cs,
50 Whites and 50 Rikers. We
also own 800 other trucks
III England which are to come
over here. In addition 10
that, We have parts. We sup-
ply Dump OF any type body
equipment, also accept Time
PAYMENT Sales. 1t is Per
mancnt proposition and viii
last over a period OF years,
We arc very anxious indeed
to get the best type OF sales
men we possibly can. Ont
of town Man considered.
Kindly call Monday between
9 and 5; ask for Sales Man
aeer SLOUGH TRADING
CORPORATIONS, sd and
Webster Avenues, Long Isl
and City.
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miscellaneous

WOMEN and men to sell new irvention
saves money and time in Kitchens and
hunga lows; Of unquestonable merit and
Endorsed by Good housekeeping" and
others; answers to magazine and news
paper advert isement furuished sells for
1850, about $50 commission on ga ch sale
ful or part time; exceptional opportunities
in Brooklyn and Long Island, also other
territories. lis. Tribune
YOUNG WOMAN. over %; must be intelli-
gent, educated, refined. good appearance
remunoratiou, Development and promotion
to right woman. s. T, Box los, Station
F. Manhattan.
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By Gable and Radio

s s Stockholm tsw). t;othenhere to New
York, with 265 cabin and Sl3 third class
pass, mas and rdse; to S"1Giah An1er
can Line; reported her noon position OIL
Aprii IS y. 4. 81 Ion t2 20. Vessel e4-
poets Ia each Quarantine Tuerdsy night
and W.ll cock Wednesday, about 90 &. IL
Pier 81, 4 (Wcst 57th ST.
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Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

-, r,,,f-~rrssh soutberly Ainda. prob.
nv ,,ronE over northwest portion, and
eonas c.,If-vre-h and stro9s south and
80, winds ard local rains
"ss,s-lhbesn sea aud Windwsrd fss,aEe-
oshy ~ sandy Hook--~Noderate variable
se,' NJ ssoolnjng strong southerly by Sun
W. s,Y r,shi. and cloudy weather. followed
Nssrdv HOOK 70 Hatteras-Fresh south
.st-ds becoming strong sunday night.
I'D "a sIaudy veaihsf so.lowed by showers
~ .orth and southeast winds pud fafr
S,s,u-bsnce OF moderate intensity is
GU, of $, II dawTspss spea n'gNos ntns sss; t.
v.,o var. Missouri moving rapidly nostheaet.
xz-f
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City Island
Bound South

Bound South
schrs Annie Chase, Machisa Me, fer
New York. Cleaner. Nantucket for New
York.
Bound East
Schrs Eveline Wilkie (Bp. Heboken for
Liverpool, s; Storm Petrel New York
for an Eastern port; Falcon. New York
for New Haven; Jeseeh Murray, New York
for Greenport, Hazel NJ Jackson, New
York for Nantucket; Isaac Sherwood, New
York for Cold Spring.
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals

ODESSA. March ea---Jacons. New York
~AURoRAN, March Si-Kstuku Maru
IfssB6S, April 2-cardonia. Galveston
LAGOS. April 6-Boutry tBr' New
York. r p
CORK, April s--Kerhonkson. Boston.
SAGUNTO, April e-Molesey tbr), %e"-
p0si 0ssuiiEEbs. April 7--cairnross G3p.
Portland. Ne.
LINERPoCL. Ap:'i hfu'@" 1'o'p
AUCKLAND, April 7--Nisgara tbr)'
Vancouver.
New YORK.
'LoNDoN. April s-cent.nnisi State,
New York.
ST Lotus pU RHoNg. April 4-Key-
inghazn (BE), ct John. n lR.
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BUSINESS CARDS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TWO GROCERY STORES
One located y city az t5.e Hudson River;
other IN 3a,iii towl Village Must seil enc
o. the other, both tho be. IN own Cl1Af.
AND SEE EOR YOURSELF; bosIlseztab-
ltshsd Foc 40 yAa-s, on exceptional oppar
tuaity; ,re income starts the minute il a
taken over: stock sold less than COST
WRITE AT ONCE for full particulars
LLOYD ri. HALLENB BECK. Greendale-o
the-Hpdson. y r.
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Automobile instruction
instruction

bEF ORE TOO OLD master suitable trade
linotype operators receive 81. 600 yearly
cost 5000 Empire School l33 r. 18th
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Z C-LAS SIFIED ADVERTISER
HELr lNANTEu MALE

l,.-r-
BOY, l6 YEARS, for office work ,toSla por
%eeh 10 start; good oppor.unity rar
"ell, 43 White st, city
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Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.-Msil information will b. found
on Travel Page. Column Eight.
Sail morrow
Vessel Fort Sail p,er
Redorda, Risa, PM.,.,........ ----------
v NJ Tupper Trinidad, 3 PM...,44, Mr.
Mundela- Vera Cruz. 3 PM...... 9, ER
Tosto' Cartagena, l RM .......4s. B'klyn
Sail Tuesday
A9ut,anla' e South,smpt9n; IL g.
Regina dItaiia. Naples. 2 PM.
Santa Theresa, Havana, i PM ......ss. M
Munsrgo w s Nasssu e PM.... ''''14' = 'l1SR
City of Savannah, SAVANNAH, 8 PM IS. r
Sail Wednesday,
France. Havre. II M.........57E ER
Britannia. Marselles. PM. slSt st, B kyn
santa Elisa. Valparaiso. IL AM. a3, B'kyn
Hosert Tarss,o SsSis Ssshfiss9 Il ~, :, = =;
Fieer Cristobal PM...........3 B'klyn
Mtllinocket. San Juan, IL 81, B'kiyn
Sail Thursday
Cd esysFs N6rth STATE tonaop Pm PM HesoSsp
Sail Friday
renan,o, San Juan. IL M............1 Mr.
Flora Maracaibo. 12 M............ --------
Sail Saturday
Battle. Liverpool, = n M.is..i......Ss, X r
kyndam ,sl;a Rottsrasn, u M5th St HosoAen
La Bourdonras, Havre 1e 81 n
Clan Kennedy, Cape Town. . PM.
orduna, Hamburg, 10 M..........42, NJ n r
Maracaibo. Curacao. l2 M,......11, B kjyn
San Lorenzo, San Juan, I2 II -. s5, Rlslyn
Araguaya, Bermuda. II AM .....42 N r
TT Victoria, Bermuda, !, AM 95, n
Chicago City. Bristol, : PM....... So ~
Manuel Calvo. Vera Cruz. 12 NJ. S. e
American Legion, Buenos Ayrea, PM.
2, Hobeken
Gen G " Geethsls, Cristobal PM 81 n r
Clare. San Juan, L. M..........27, Bzlyn
Toloa. PIT Linnon, II M...,......... O. N X
Glyndon, Antilla, 12 NJ ...........2s r r
Bolivar. st Thomas 12 M..........%a. n II
Luxpaltle, San Domingo City 1s NJ rs, y
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Long Island

BEAUTIFUL apartment, rooms, tath ana
sun, parlor. hot water heat and hot water
supply; rent 1885, adults prsferred; 0ussne.
borough subway. 20 minutes to Jaexson
Heights 2bth st. station: walk one biook. rs
Hampton ST.. ElmhY1st. L, !.
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APARTMENTS TO LET
Manhattan
Brooklyn

HEIGf5Ts;. taS Clinton st.. large lirat
rooms, alcovs, tile bath. parqust aocrs.
al improvements: priS ate house: 500 seen
hetween 9---s week days. Phone Msis
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Rankhnnks

LoST-BankbooL No s.9 .ao =, ~. ,,,,o,,
,,.r.a Dnlme SAVINGS Bank is missing. Anv
pe,soh heVing claim 30 II is hersh,
~, upon 10 present the same within
- "aNs or submit 10 having said r,ss
pooN cahceled and new one issued
savings Bank. l3o f l.Sth pavnen,
N1oPpca- lInder piease retnrn to hari.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side
COUNTRY BOARD

\ nice, quiet home for an elderly ,a6v
WIN strictly private Frotcstuut couple
N Northern Conrecticut every comfnrt
'cr particulars address X. eco. Tribune
WILL HOARD convsieacents on farm
abundance milk. egga; S12 weak until
June. Mrs. Lerche. Craryylle, Columbis
County, n. Y
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IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backache Often Means You
Have Been Eating Too
Much Meat

When you wake up with backache
and dull misery In the kidney region
may mean you have been eating too
much meat, says a well-known at-
thority. An excess OF meat may form
uric acid. which overworks the kid
neys in their effort to filter 1t from
the blood and. they become sort of
paralyzed and loggy. When your kid
neys get sluggish and clog you must
relieve them. like you relieve your
bowels. removing all the body's uri-
nous waste, else you have backache.
sick headache. dizzy spells; your
stomach s0urs. tongue is coated, and
when the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twihges. Tho urine is
cloudy. full of sediment. channels
often get sore. water scalds and you
are obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night.
Either consult good, reliable ply
stefan at once or get from your phar-
macist about four ounces OF Jad
Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass
OF water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys may then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice.
combined with llthia, and has been
used for generations to clean ami
stimulate sluggish kidneys. also to
neutralize acids in the urine so it no
longer irritates. thus ending bladder
weakness
Jad Salts is inexpensive. cannot in
jure and makes a delightful, efferves-
cent lithia water drink. Drink lots OF
soft water.-A(Adv.)
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Thursday, Sept. IA, 1922,


all OF the property described In said
mortgage, namely a. .
All that tract of land containing . 5.4
.acrcs. more or less lossted In the Firth
Election District Of Anne Arundel county
on the south side of a road designated as
..Haminond's Lane" opposite Cedar Hili
Cemetery, and being aoout two hmnlren
yarls east uf the Annapolis Baltimore
Rouleynrt on the direct road leading from
the said boulevard 10 the Ordinance Depot
M Curtis Bay; said property being I'm
proyed by n six-room frame uwclnng
house. barn, wagon shed and other ont
buildings. and also by number OF Irult
trees OF different varieties.
BEING the northern half OF a tract OF
land which was conveyed unto the late
Henry Ballman by NJ. Banhon and WIFE
nv deed dated November Il, 1880. and rec
orded among the Land Records OF Anne
Arundel county In Idber :. II. No. IL
folio 4J6 and that part of said tract
which was devised 10 the said CLINTON "
Ballman by his father. Henry Ballman. by
his Last VIII and Testament. dated oct",
her "a. 1854 and recorded In the office OF
the Register of Wills for Anne Arundel
County In VIII Book X. !. u. No. J. ioho
0s3. and which northern half OF said tract
Is particularly described by metes and
bounds courses and distances, In the
above mentioned mortgage.
TERMS OF SALE A deposit of $500 N
will be required of the purchaser at the
time of sale and the balance OF the pur'
chase money, with Interest thereon at th'
rate Of ak per centum. per annun: 10 o'
,faid in cash upon ratification Of sale.
RIDGELY L. MELVIN.
Assignee.
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posal also involves that ccnlrali-
zation of authority against which
Americans are supposed ever to
have had their faces set? This
administration proposal is dia-
metrically the opposite OF the Re
publican cry in 1920. Although
Wilson, even in the war emer-
gency. never sought authority
comparable TO that which would
make Harding car OF the tariff
in peace time. his administration
was condemned by his Republi-
can critics as "one-man govern
mcnt" AS a member of the sen
ate, MIR. Harding was given much
to sounding warnings against
surrender by congress to the ex-
ecutiye. As president, however
the Republican senate would pass
this flexible tariff provision Civ
ing him authority of taxation.
The public should give this
feature more consideration thar
il has been receiving. When a
man of Senator Underwood's
knowledge OF the tariff subject
says that this flexible" provis-
ion is not the least bad thing ir
bad bill the people should give
thought to it.
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PIANO TUNING and CHAIR
GAINING
PROMPTLY DONE,
Work Called For and Promptly Deilvsredi
PHONE, s5a-M.
WIN. MUHLMEISTER
- WEST sf. a1
AN ORDINANCE

To Acceptsa Portion of Spa View Avenue
Now Dedicated to Public Zee.
Whereas, a section Of Spa View Avenue,
running from Fifth Street 80 the limits OF
the City OF Annapolis together with other
OF Spa View Heights, filed in the Office of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel County. in Plat Book No. /, Sec
ton ). folio 1SS:
And Whereas certain Harry L. FL
linghausen and Elizabeth Ellinghausen.
his wife, have sold lots from such plat
whereon the said section of Spa View
Avenue IL indicated and laid out as a
public street, and in so doing have dedi-
Gated such section to public use;
And Whereas. certain public functions
have been exercised by the Mayor. Coun-
selor and Aldermen Of the City Of Anna
polls over,s.upo and In connection with
said section OF Spa View Avenue; there
Section I. Be 1t established and ordain-
ed by the Mayor, Counselor and Aldermen
Of Spa View Avenue, running from Fifth
Street to the Boundaries of the City of
Annapolis. be accepted through dedication
by lite former owners and that IL is hereby
declared TO be a public street
Section =. Ana. be Il established and
ordained BY the authority Aforesaid that
this ordinance shall take effect from the
date OF its passage.
Approved August Il. 1922
SAMUEL JONES.
tSeai) Mayor.
Attest:
EMMA ABBOTT GAGE.
City Clerk.
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ORDER NIsI
James II. Carter
VS..
Sarah Carter. ct al.

. No. 1894 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel Co
Ordered, this 10th day of August 1922.
that the sale of the property mentioned
IN these proceedings. made and reported
By James NJ. Munree, Trustee. be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the con,
trary thereof be shown on or before the
fifth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, NEXT: s.
Provided. copy of this order be inserted
IN some newspaper published in Anne
arundel county. once in each of three sue.
TENDER, next
The report states the amount Of saIes
to be $4,000. -. '
VIM. n. WOODWARD, Clerk.
True. Copy, Test:
WI. n. WOODWARD. Clerk.
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Naval Intelligence

A thrilling story Of the inside work
Ing OF the naval intelligence during
the late war. with many interesting
episodes made public for the first
time. will appear in the Washington
Sunday Star Magazine Section OF
August q.
There also will be top-notch fiction
by William Dudley Pelley, Melville
Davisson Post Joseph c., Lincoln,
Sewell Ford, Ring Lardner and other
well known writers.--(Adv)
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ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
BONDS $500, 900 FOR
SALE

Pursuant to Chapter sos Of the Acts OF
the General Assembly OF Maryland Of
ls-s. providing for the issue OF the bonds
herein mentioned and described. the Coun-
~ Commissioners OF Anne Arundel County
will receive sealed bids for the purchase
OF bonds OF Anne Arundel County, Mary
100000 four and one-half per cent.
bonds, to DE known as Loan Of IT,.
Said bonds VIII all be dated July !,
1872 They will bear interest at the rate
centuml. payable semi -annuaily on the
first day OF July and January In each
ysar during the continuance , OF the Loan IAN
upon the serial annuity plan. as provided
In said Act Of ls22. Chapter sos. as fol-
lows:
Series A to Y, inclusive, each series for
$4,000; Series A payable July 1. 1924. and
each succeeding series payable July 1et or
each year following July !. 1924. including
The said bonds viii be Of the denomi-
nations OF 500 and $1,000. and will be
issued with interest coupons attached,
Said bonds are forever exempt from all
taxation for State. County, Municipal and
County School purposes
| The said bids or proposals must be de-
Ilyersd to the Clerk Of the County Com,
In Annapolis, Maryland, before IL O'Clock
noon. standard time) Tuesday, Septem-
Der 9th. 1922 Each bid must he for cash
| on delivery: mnst be enclosed in q sealed
| envelope addressed on the outside Pro
| posal for Bonds, Anne Arundel County.
1922. zach bid must be- accompanied by
la eertined check. upon some responsible
banking Institution drawn to the order Of
| county Commissioners Of Anne Arundel
4 County for five per eentum (Jec) of the
par value OF the amount bid for. All bids
or proposals will be opened at II O'Clock
nocn standard time) Tuesday September
9th. 1922. In the presence OF the County
commissioners. Said bonds will not be
sold for less than their par value and ac-
| crued interest
ON the opening of said proposals as
many of said bonds az have been bid for
not exceeding. however. tile amount for
| which proposals are invited. may be
awarded to the highest Responsible bidder
or bidders therefor for cash and II two
or more responsible bidders have made the
same bid and such bid Ia the highest and
the bonds so bid for by such highest re.
sponsible bidders are in excess OF the
| whole amount of bonds as offered for sale
| then snch bonds may be awarded In n rat
able proportion to such responsible bid
| ders bidding the same price.
The County Commissioners of Anne
Arundel County may, in their discretion
accept one bid for all OF said loan, or
separate bids for parts of said loan as
may produce the largest amount in their
discretion: and they may in their dis
erection accept bids which may be for part
of said loan. but are not for all. and they
reserve the right in their discretion to re.
Ject all bids or any bid.
Bidders are referred to the said Chap.
ter sos of the acts OF the General Assem-
bly, OF Maryland Of 1922 as. containing the
terms and provisions of this loan
Il THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Il OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
s. o. TILGHMAN. Clerk.
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CONE DAY ONLY,

NONE DAf ONL11
No Revision ct this Resfstraficn.
FIRST DISTRICT
First Precinct = Polling House. Har-
wood. Second Precinct-Polling House
SECOND DISTRICT
First Precinct-Polling House. Passport
Second Precinct--Polling House. Third
House. Germantown.
THIRD DISTRICT
First Precinct-Poiling House. Second
Precinct-Poiiing House.
FOURTH DISTRICT
First Precinct-Polling House. Second
Precinct--Poliing House.
FIFTH DISTRICT
First Precinct--Poliing House. Brooklyn
Heights Second Precinct-Poliing House
Shipicy Station.
SIXTH DISTRICT
First aPrecinet--Polling House Secont
Enthusiastically Rooms tiirst fioorl
Third Precinct--Polling House. Second
Street. Fourth Precinet-Polling House
Calvert Street.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Polling House. Churchton.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
Polling House. McKeBdree.
Isy Order OF the Board:
CHAs. o. DULIN. President.
DANIEL ". ARMIGER. 3t .
wILBiiR +. PETHERBRlDGE.
Supervisors OF Elections for
Anne Arundel Co.. Maryland.
CLINTON 3. SHAW, Clerk.
August n, 1922.
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those whose aim should be glory and
pride"
Admiral Breaks Sad News
The next Army and Navy football
game" says the letter OF Admiral
Washington. chief of the Bureau of
Navigation, who says he writes at
the request of the superintendent OF
the Naval Academy at Annapolis. is
to be played at Franklin Field. Phila-
delphia. November %. Under the pro-
visions OF the constitution of the Navy
Athletic Association at Annapolis. as
recently changed, the issuance of COM
riimentary tickets for the game has.
been discontinued. Members OF the
association and others desiring tickets
now will he required to purchase
thcm. The price of the tickets will
be $3.50 each. plus IL cents for post
age and registry fee.
Requests for tickets. with check or
money order payable to the Navy
Athletic Association. must be in the
Aahuc Va tic ocSi cbdi9 vi the ubSOCfd-
ton at Annapolis by October l. 1922.
On this dhte the total number OF
tickets will be divided to meet re-
quests, as nearly as the total number
OF tickets will permit.
-. Tickets To Cost $3.50 Per
THE Navy Athletic Association
plans to allow each member of Con-
gress two tickets at the price given
above. This gives each member OF
Congress the same privilege as a
|member OF the Athletic Association
Fand the midshipmen members OF the
Midshipmen's Athletic Association.
1.-THE matter OF the distribution oil
these tickets is entirely In the hands
of the officers OF the association al
Annapolis and the Navy Department
and Bureau OF Navigation have no au-
'thority in the matter. II you desire
further information please write di-
rect to the secretary, Navy Athletic
Association, Annapolis. Nd"
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NOTICE mo- CREpIT0Rs

Central Chemical Company. Inc, Plaintiff
vs..
Thomas A. Cromwell. ct al, Defendants
No. 1887 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel Co
By virtue of an order Of the Circui,
Court for Anne Arundel Comfy. In
Equity, passed In the above cause on the
14fh day Of August. 1922, the undersigned
Receivers, hereby give notice 10 the credi.
tors Of the said Thomas A. Cromwell 10
lie their claims against the said Thomas
a. Cromwell. in this case an or before
10Th day OF September 1922
JAMES NJ MUNROE,
BRCNER II ANDERSON.
JOHN S. STRAHORN.
VIM. n. WOODWARD. Clerk.