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ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.
BONDS 100000 FOR
SALE | --

Pursuant to Chapter sos Of the Acts OF
the General Assembly OF Maryland OF
w., W. providing for the issue OF the bonds
herein mentioned and described, the couu-
" commissioners OF Anne Arundel County
will receive sealed bids for the purchase
~ ponds or Anne Arundel County, Mary
land. as follows.
500 600 four and one half per cent.
bonds, TO be known as Loan Of 1872
said bonds will alb be dated July l.
W. They will bear interest at the rate
OF -FOUR and one half per centuIn (41a per
centuml, payable semi annually on :. the
nrst day OF July aud January In each
year during the continuance of the loan.
Inc principal of said loan will be PAYABLE
upon the serial annuity plan. as provided
lows: -
Series A 10 y, inclusive, each series for
$loOO0; Series 4 payable July ]. 1924 and
each succeeding series payable July 1st OF
g Tn, year following July !, 1924. Including
The said bonds win be Of the senom,.
nations OF 500 and 81 1000. and will be
issued with interest coupons attached
Said bonds are forever exempt from ali
TAXATION for State. County, Municipal and
The said bids or proposals must be de-
nVered To the Clerk OF the sConntY Com
mlssloners at his Office In the Court House
IN Annapolis. Maryland, before IL O'clock
noon. .tstandard ytime) Tuesday Septem :
Der 9th. 1922, Each bid must be for ash
ON ueIlyery: must be enclosed in q sealed
envelope addressed on the outside PRO
pusa! Tor Bonds, Anne Arundel County.
1877 Each bid must be accompanied nv
2 certified check upon some respDnsfble
banking Institution drawn to the order or
SSouniy Commissioners OF Anne Arundel
county Tor. I'VE per eentum (5csl OF the
par value OF the amount bid for All bids
or proposals. viii be opened az r. o'cioek
nocn standard timel Tuesday September
5th. 49,. in the. presence OF the County
: commissioners. Said bonds will not he
sold Tor less than their par value and &C.
On the opening of said proposals as
many OF said bonds as have been bid for.
not exceeding. however. the amount for
which proposals are invited, NAV ne
awarded 70 The highest responsible bidder
or -bidders therefor for cash: and IL two
OF more responsible bidders have made the
same bid and sufh bid IL the highest and
the bonds so bid for by such highest re-
spoHsible bidders are in excess OF fine
Nh0ie amount OF bonds az offered for sale
tneh such b0Dds nsy be awarded In rat
spIe proportion 10 such responsible bid
uers bidding the same price
ne Nounty Commissioners Of Anne
Arunuei County may, In their discretion.
accept sope bid for all of said loan. or
separate bids for parts OF said loan as
pay. produce the largest amount IN their
niscreuon: and they may In their dis
eretion aeeept bids which may be for part
q said loan. but are not for an. and they
reserse the ria In their discretion TO re-
BI9ners are referred tn the said Chan
ler 5nS Of the sets of the General Assem- !
ply OF Msryiand Of 1922 as containing the |
terms snd provisions NJ tisis loan.
THE COUNTY COMMISSIoyERSi
OF ANNE sARrNBEBe COUNTY !
s. o. TILGHMAN, Clerk.
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Thursday, Sept. IA. 1929.

all of the property described In said
nor. gage. namely
All that tract OF land containing 20 3-i
acres, more or less .lo'ated In the Firth
Election District III Anne Arundel county
ON the south side OF 4 road designated as
"HMnnohds Lane opposite Cedar hill
Cemetery, and being soout two hundred
Yards sNeast III the 'Annapolfs-B Baltimore
boulevard on the direct road Leading frCm
tie said boulevard rs t.ip Ordinance Depot
at Curtis Bay; said property being I'm
proved by n six.roofii frame dwelling
hous,, bara. wagon shed ana other uot-
buildings, ANA also by number OF ftuit
trees of. different Varieties. -
BEING the northern half Of n tract Of
land which was conveyed aHtoe the late
Henry Baliman by NJ. Bannon and wife
by deed dated November Is. 1850, and rec;
orded among the Land Records of Anne
Arundel county Ia Liner S. H. Ne. 10,
folio I5c, and .sthat part of said tract
which was devised 10 the said Citation W.
Isaliman by his father, Henry Ballman, by
his Last Win aud Testament. dated OctO-
Der "a 1884, aud recorded la the office Of
the Register OF Wills for ANNE Arupdel
County in VIII Book X. L. u. No !, folio
G33 and which northern half OF said tract
Is particularly described by metes and
bounds. courses and distances, In the
above mentioned mortgage
TERMS, OF SAhEs--A deposit OF S3OJ0d
will be required VI the purchaser at the
time Of sale and the balance of the pur
chase money. with interest thereon ut the
rate Of six per centum. per annuIn. 10. be
paid In cash upon ratification OF sale
RlDGEIY p. MELytN.
e% bE. Assignee.
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Beacon Lights
OfBusiness

Along perilous coasts, light
houses throw their guiding rays
far into the night to warn the
mariners and help sthems safely
past the shoals.
Spend a few minutes a day
running through the advertise
ments in this paper. Then buy
the products that have proved up
in the light of advertising.
Business, too, has its beacons.
They are the advertisements.
which throw powerful light TO
guide you in your buying. They
show you what. to buy, where, to
buy and when to buy.
Let the Beacon of Advertising
guide you as it is guiding so many
astute buyers.
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Ih.t..antnrsnrrrrrsT
The Friendlyl3
PHfh .-Rz-3
THE PATH OF LIFE
NO ONE can confidently expect hi


MO ONE can confidently expect his
- life 10 follow straight path.
Il Is. therefore. always Well TO be
prepared TO change ones route when.
ever progress demands change No
matter how careful one may be in
working out his plans. there are Hke-
~ 10 be times when he knows he
planned wrong.
Too many of the trials OF life result
from unwillingness TO admit mistakes.
Family Quarrels, business disagree
ments and the deplorable fights in
church organizations may usually be
traced TO stubbornness.
Stupidity and stubbornness usually
go hand in hand. The wise man or
woman knows II is folly TO follow
the wrong path, when the right one is
found. But stupid persons maintain
an Obdurate attitude which IL against
their own interests just as surely as
against those OF their fellow men.
Sometimes il is necessary to force
the stupid 10 change their courses.
This is not infreQdently distsste.
full task. But some one must assume
the leadership In every job. and, II
the leadership entails Jobs one dis
likes, there Is no svadins the eense-
Qusnces If the right course is passed
up.
Over in Germany not many years ago
the Kaiser and his advisors refused
to take the. right course. They re-
fused to listen to, sound advice. They
preferred TO have vast hordes. Of sol
diers goose step across little Belgium
leaving path of sorrow and death in
their wake.
= But now comes. the glad news that
the goose-step ia gone. the allies agreed
that the German armies must disband
And they have With the passing OF
the goose-step there has disappeared
one of the greatest menaces to the
peace Of the world. II cost a. lot to
compel the Germans to take the right
path. Costly. TO Germany and the
allies alike, the new order ought to
bring happiness to the New Germany
as we'll as the civilized nations Of, tAe
globe. IL.
20 BY the Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.l
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Who's Who Tn America

I In connection with the recent argn
ment in the piess about the most IA.
nous American women the following
list sent to the New York Times by
Sam Cohn with a suggestion that all
others be scrapped is worth publica-
ton:
Lydia Pinkham.
Mrs. Jiggs.
Barney GOGGLES sweet woman"
krazy Kat (who appears to be a
woman.
TheeDemi.virgin.
! Beatrice Fairfax Though heard
she" is a bald-headed mani.
Mrs. Stiilman
Mathilde Mccormick.
The Powerful Katinka.
Becky the Beautiful Bootiegger.
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INSaY0RY NOTORlETY

The cold -blooded murder OF
William Il. Norris, perpetrated
yesterday morning on one of Bal
timore's busiest thoroughfares,
shows plainly that the gangsters.
crooks. murderers and their ilk
that infest the underworld OF
Maryland's metropolis have little
fear of the city's police and detec-
tive force. No more brazen act
OF law-fiouting perhaps has ever
been witnessed in this State than
yesterdays horrible murder.
Following as it did eleven other
murders that have been commit
ted in Baltimore within a little
more than a years time. with the
perpetrators OF all the other kill
ings making good their escape, it
is hardly to be wondered at that
the cut-throats and other deni-
zens of the underworld should
throw caution to the winds and
fare boldly forth. numbering right
and left and by the very boldness
OF their acts, hurl their defiance
right into the teeth of the law.
The time came long ago for
calling a halt to the growing list
OF murders in the States largest
city by putting the fear of the
law into the hearts of the under
world crooks, but that this. has
not been done is plainly evident
by the open-faced boldness Of
each succeeding crime. If the
police are not able to cope with
the situation, it they are not able
TO round up and arrest first-dc-
gree violators of the law after a
murder has been committed.
then it might be we'll for them
to start crusade TO wipe out the
vile nests of gangsters that are
said TO be spreading at an alarm
ing rate in and around Baltimore.
Let them get to the source of the
polluted stream and purify it BY
a process of determination. Give
crooks and potential murderers to
understand that Baltimore and
environs is good place to steer
clear of. News travels fast in the
underworld. and summary action
OF the most drastic sort will be
about as effective a crime pre-
Ventive as can be prescribed.
-..Eaeh fresh outbreak of crime
in Baltimore not only places a
stigma upon the name of that CITY
but the smut and smirch also at
tacheS to the fair name of Mary
land. Anne ARUNDEL county. too. !
has come i'll for its share of un-
pleasant notoriety OF late in this
murderous display of firearms bv
gangSters hailing from Baltimore.
as the recent unSavory affair at
Belle Grove Inn lamentablv at
tests. and the county authorities
should continue keeping vigi-
liant watch in their efforts to help
keep this riff-raff, feloniously- |
minded element across the border
line.
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Thursday. September z, 1922,

AT III o'clock a. NJ. (daylfght-s5sing ttmel,
all OF the property mentioned and de.
scribed In The said ptoceedings. namely
Market Space In the City of Annapolis
Maryland, aud running back TO and sbat.
tiAg on Prince George street, imitoyeA by
a large store and dwelling house and q
small brick garage, being the property
late John Mason as his home and place Of
business, which said lot OF ground was
sonveyed unto Mary II. Mason Chen Mary
n Ensisksl by Mary j. Mess and George
W. Moss. her husband. by deed dated May
20. 1854, and recorded among the Land
hecords CT Anne Arundel county IN Liber
:. ii. No. %, folio 5+4:
Cd Air that lot OF ground SITUATED on
The south side OF West street in the City
OF Annapolis, Maryland. fronting twenty
ave t2Jl feet, mere or less, thereon with &
depth 81 one hundred and I've 400 feet.
improved by two>story frame dwelling
house esiesl gnated as No. l25 Nest street,
aud being tie Identical property which
was conveyed unto the said Mary X
Sasen oy Basil A. lsawAngs and ,hpsbanas
by deed dated February. -. 1901. and rec
orde1 among the Land Records of Anne
Arundel County In Liber q. %. No, %
folio 302; and
+ 49, 4n that lot Of ground situated in
the Village of PASSPORT Second klsctton
District of Anne Arundel County, Mary
land. located on the southeast side of the
public road leadtRsse sigonl EsstpoTt 70
Thomas Point. and peff gnated as Lot No.
IL I'm Block H. and being the Identical
property mentionefa a oil described. In the
Iced thereof 10 the said Mary II. Mason
from William II. Barns and Sarah NJ;
Burns, his wife. dated September is. 1897
s shs sar No. 9 e. fo fSSf a.
TERMS OF SALE. AS PREscRIBEn
/ IN SAID DECREE; deposit Of five
Ehnndred dollars tS500l00D at the time OF
sale will be required of the purchaser. %
n n m ha of fltsa Aark pf "a
deposit OF two hundred dollars (S2O0.0O,
At the time Of sale OF the purchaser OF
purchasers of the West street property
and 9 deposit OF two hundred dollar
tS2O0.00) at the time af sale OF the pur
.haser or purchasers Of the Eastpor'
nroperty. and the balance of the purchase
money. with interest thereon AZ the rate oi
SIX per centnm per annum. TO be paid H.
cash, upon the final, ratification Of sale. 3.
RIDGELYs T.. MELVIN.
| Trustee
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cess. 1t is the
oil that keeps
I h e great {.
C o m p Heated
m a c b in e ry
r u n n I n Z
s m o o t h ] y.
I 0 o man y
m e n ha v e
made the mis-
take Of believ-
ing that they
could rise to
success only
through null
in e ID 0 W n
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Tuesday, August 90. 1922,


the following lots of ground. all of which
are laid down on the plat and survey OF
Garden Farms" of record In the Office oi
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Anne
arundel county, viz:
4 Lot No. 0. Consisting Of four az acres
Lot No. 10. consisting of four "a acres
OF land.
Lot No. il. consisting Of six aud nine.
hundredths goa acres of land
Lot No. 20. ronsisfing of four and nine
ty three hundredths $3.50 acres of land
Lot No. Fl, consisting of six and seven.
~ .two.handredths l1.79 acres of land.
two and one. half t21s} acres of land
Lot IS" of Block Six ts). consisting OF
two and oHe-half l2La) acres Of land
And also the following lots ut Cedar
Park. viz: All those lots designated az
Lots 10 and II In Biocks"B' laid down or
no. y. sec. ]. folio ~, In the Circuit Couri
for said county, and being the same lots
which were conveyed by Annie v. Sears
and husband to Robb Combs by deed
dated the 9Th day of February, 1919 and
recorded In the Land Records OF said
county in IAber W. N. W. No. 0. folil
21S. Sc.
= TERMS or SALE.4Cssh on ratification,
of sale. A deposit OF 25Eo of the purchase
msney on each lot will be required OF thu
purchaser on day Of sale. For further
particulars apply to tho undersigned. y
CHARLES f. LEE. r. 49,
Annapolis. Nd
JOHN G. SCHILPP,
e s41 Calvert Bldg. Baltimore, Nd
JAMES M. MUNROE. ~
Solicitor, Annapolis, Nd.
WILLIAM II. MOSS,
Auctioneer.f
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Explained

Arthur E. Stihweli. president OF
several railroads; says the spirits told
him where to build his lines and ter
minals. If that is the general prac-
tice it may explain why II takes a box
car FL days to creep across the city of
'Foledo.-(From the Argonaut.)
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"0f courses" said Mr.. Meekton. Il
am in favor of women having all the
rights in the world. And yet it
doesn't seem fair 81
What doesn't seem fair?"
4 For Henrietta to lock up all my
regular clothes away from the moth
balls and then borrow my golf suit
for promenade '-Washington Star.
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1t might be wise to refrain tenn
porarily from "heaping Goals of fire"
on your enemy's lead. You may need
them later on.-St. Joseph News
Press.
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Some of u.s. said Uncle Eben, "ss
a heap more scared bout workin,
overtime dan we in 'hout loafin' over
time Washington Star.
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wN II. MOSS AuctioneeI
PUBLIC SALE
vALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Located I'm the Fifth Election District
OF Anne Arundei County. Mary
hand. near Brooklyn.

Under and by virtue Of the power oi
sale contained In a mortgage from Annie
Catherine ballman. widow. clinton W,
Bali.nan and wife. TO Margaret Sanderson,
dated August ., 1881. am recorded Among
the Land Records OF Anne Arundel county
in Iiher & H. No. rs. folio $50, the under
sfrped as the -Assignee OF said mortgage,
by short assignment also duly recorded
among said Land Records, Will oIer Tor
sale by, public auctian AZ the Court House
door, in the City OF Annapolis, Maryland
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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT

BY S. W. STRAuS, Presid.ns
American Society for Thsift.
WE are learning more and moro
'" that cooperation is one OF
the chief elements of business sue.
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The one creditor no man pays in
run is the woman .te whom. he owes
everything.
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THE EvrNING cAPIrAL
ANNAPOLIS. MD.

To on sale at the following places:
George W. Jones. 1874 Main Street
William Schultz. ........ "a West Street
ca Dree j. Dryis.......14 Maryland AVE.
Chss G. Frldmeyer. ). 80 Maryland Ave.
Is Jcbird Confectionery King George 81.
william Baker. West & Cathedral SIS
W. Is. 4 A. Newsstand. short Line Terminal
~ Miller ..........s - West Street
n. Mandris. Third x Severn Ave. Eastport
Dr. Charles Is. Henkel. % Maryland Ave.
delivered ia Annapolis, Eastport. Ger
n 1town ana West Annapolis by carrier
fer 90 cents Ter month.
You can have the EVENING CAPITAL
mailed 10 YOU when away from the city
by ieasIBg your. name aud address at the
ONCE, TOT - cents per month. 500 per
gear. payable In advance. to any postofiice
In the United States Of Canada
Entered at Annapolis Postofffce SO
second Class Matter.
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The Associated Press Is exclu-
siveiy entitled - the use for re-
publication Of al news credited TO
IL or hot otherwise credited In
this paper aud also the local news
prblishesi herein. All. rights Of
~ publication OF special dis
prtch = herein are also reserved.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On Narkss Space and West sstree<. Anna
polls. Maryland. .aaa Act ct Eastport

Cnder ard by virtue OF Decree Of the
Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County. ir
Equity. passed on the ninth day Of
August. 1922. in the cause eutitlrd ..,,sorg.
l.. sEngeIke. Bertha v. Featon and Others.
vs.. William l.. Engelke and Others" No.
ISIS Equity, the undersigned. as the
Trustee named in said Decree, viii offer
for sa4e by public auction at the Court
House door. ia the City or Annapolis,
Maryland on =
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For tickets and information apply at our
City ticket 0f3ces West Street Sfatiop
state House Station, College Avenue and
biacen Street; casseiss Hall NaryIand
motei.
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W.B.. GA. Electric
Railroad
MID CRY TERMINALS

MID-CITfs TERMINALS
tDAgIIGHrasAvfNG TINE,
half Hourly SeryieeyMorning and Eyeuin,
Between Annapolis, Baltimore and
Washington md Camp Meade
tWashfngton and Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
Academy Junetion.)
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West street station
5lo % $50 s. 2, g. $40; ssas. Z $50 go s.eo
70 o. S95s see. $780, TOO, $40, 1923
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minute,
earlier; State House Station, BiadeI
street and College Avenue. seven al
minutes earlier. s
Connecting at Odenton with p. r. r.
effective Dee. 10 1921
annapolis SHORT LINE DIV.
Bladen Street Station
$50 A. u. and haif-nouriy thereafter At u
and 81 minutes after each hour until
go ~, then at 7.50. $50. $50. 1910
- and lilo p. n. -
$50 and $50 Am. trains daily e1cep,
sunday.
LEAVE BALTIM0RE-w., b. q A.
6.35. 7.35, G35, s.35, 1875. u.s5. A. N,
1876. 1.s5 2.35.' as5. KOS. 4'ss. x5.a5
e.S5. ,6.s5. 7,s5. 9.s5s Ills, I'm. 1925
All trains receive or discharge passenger,
az local points betweea Annapolis and
Naval Academy Junction and ut Shit,
ley and Ltnthieum sn signal
Effective Dec. 49, ls21.)
ASN,AP0LIs sHORr LINE fDfy.
Howard and lombard ste.
bis 4. II. and hah-bouriy thereafter nj Ia
aud 10 minutes after each hour until
6i5. NJ. then at us. s.l5s els. si0.i5.
Ills. r. M., and 1915. A, 81
ais and SIS A. II. trains daily exeeof
Sunday. -.
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WANTED TO LEASE
WATERFRONT PROPERTY
SOUTH RIVER PARK
HELP WANTED-MALE or PEMiLE

WANTED Man or woman; $40 geiI
full time. 81 % an hour spare Es
selling guaranteed hosiery 20 ~stn
Experience unnecessary. lbterhanSah
Hosiery Mills, Norristown. Pa
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE LOTS OF
GROUND
Part OF Garden YARNS" and Also Lots at
Cedar Park. Maryland.

By virtue OF the order OF the Circul,
Court for Anne Arundel county, passed oil
the 10th day of April. 1922. '1n the matter
of the trust estate of Robb Combs" No
1915 Equity in the Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel county, the undersigned Trustees
will offer at public sale az the Court
House. door on
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LEAVE BALTIMoRE-w.. b. . A.
LEAVE WASHINGTON

b.UU. 6.45. S.UU. B.UB, lOUD. II 90 a. Al - yO0
LOO, 200. 400. 1880, 40, x4.30, 500
400. 100, e.00 HOO r. NJ, i21o A. "
x-Daiiy except Sunday. -
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Johnson Acts Promptly

Senator Johnson returned to Cali
fornia and was prompt to take up the
fight. In his opening speech to the
home folks" he declared that it was
1.-The same old fight against the same
old gang"-nen who opposed him
when he was governor and fought the
Southern Pacific railroad company
and other corporations. Senator
|Johnson also declared that he had re-
turned ito the best protected State
in the Union so far as the tariff
was concerned. He declared that he
had opposed the Four Power treaty
because he was; opposed 10 fHentang-
ling alliances" and because of the
japanese immigration issue, which
for years had been vital in California.
Other candidates for the senatorial
nominations were William ]. Pearson.
Democrat. OF Los Angeles; Upton Sin
clair, Socialist author, Pasadena. and
II, Clay ~Needham. Prohihitionist.
NewhalL
2, Out For Govern0rship |
For gubernatorial honors, Governor
William d. stephens was out to sue
coed himself on the Republican ticket
He also fled on the Prohibitions,
ticket. His Republican, opponent was
State Treasurer Friend w. Richard
son. OF Berkeley. $500.
Madison Is. Jones. of Glendale, a
Los Angeles suburb. and Thomas Lee
Woolwine, district attorney of Los
Angeles county. were the Democratic
candidates.. Jones also fled on the
Prohibition ticket. Alexander Horr,
OF San Francisco, was the socialist
candidate.
Republicans of the First and Sec
ond congressional districts in North
ern California made determined ef-
fort TO regain these two seats in the
House of Representatives from Demo-
cratic incumbents. In all the other
nine districts, except the sixth which
has been vacant since the death last
fall OF Representative Arthur Elston,l
the fBcumbents are candidates to
succeed themselves No opposition
candidates appeared in the Fifth:
Seventh. Eighth, and Eleventh dis.
tricts TO contest with Republican In
cumbents. 4a