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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-15
Beacon Lights
OfBusiness

Along perilous coasts, light
houses throw their guiding rays
far into the night to warn the
mariners and help them 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 a powerful light to
guide you in your buying. They
show you what to buy, where to
buy and when to buy.
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NOTICE To CITY TAXPAYERS

/, George F. Quad, having
been elected as Collector and
Treasurer of the Corporation OF
Annapolis, hereby give notice
that / will be ready to begin the
collection of taxes for the levy OF
1922 at my Office in the Municipal
Building, Gloucester street, on
and after Monday, August .
1922. from $3.50 A. M. to P. M.
All bills not paid by September
i. 1922. interest at the rate OF D
per cent. will be charged.
Bills will be mailed on request
and receipts promptly returned.
GEORGE F. QUAD, ]
Collector and Treasurer Of
Annapolis.
All.
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Thursday. September z. 1922.

AT IL o'clock A. NJ. daylight saving tltnel'
an of the property mentioned and de
scribed In the said proceedings, nauleS
H. All that lot OF groqnd sitnaieu , 81.
Maryland. and running back To and abut'
ting on Prince George street. Anpr9Nsd py
large store and dwelling house and
small brick garage. being the: pgpvpest.
that for inauy years was occupied by the
late John Mason as his home ami place oi
business, which said LOT OF ground was
conveyed unto Mary Mason linen :, hAy
W Moss her husband. by deed dated May
- 1854 aud recorded among the Land
Records Of Anne Arundel county in LAber
8 IL No %, folio Oh.
(a) All that lot OF ground situateu on
the south side OF West street In. tue 'CltN
Of Annapolis. Maryland, fronting twenty
i've (25) rect, more or less. thereon with
depth of one hundred and nve tlpol ieei,
improved by n. two story frame dwelling
house designated as No. l25 West street
and being the identical property WHICH
was conveyed unto the said Mary
Mason by Basil 4, Rawlings and husband,
by deed dated February % 1901, and rec
orded among the Land Records of Anne
Arundel County In Liber &. w. No. 10,
folio 392 and ..s
t3.) All that lot of ground situated In
the village of PASSPORT. Second Election
District of Anne Arundel County. Mary
land located ON the southeast side OF the
public road leading from Eastport 70
ihoihas ot"'. anu -ueS , -" 80 ",
IL In Block H. and being the Identical
property mentioned and described in the
deed thereof to the said Mary X. Mason
| from William IL. Burns and Sarah
Burns. his wife. dated September Is, 1907
and recorded among the Land Records
aforesaid In l.iber c. W. No. 80, folio IL
TERMS of SALE. AS PREScRIBED
| IN SAID DECREE; A deposit of five
hundred dollars ($500,O0) OF the time of
sale win be required OF the purchaser OF
purchasers of the Market Space property
Ia deposit Of two hundred dollars t$200.0Ol
ut the time of sale of. the purchaser OF
purchasers OF the West street property
and deposit Of two hundred dollars
| fS200.00) at the time OF sale of the pur-
chaser or purchasers of the Eastport
property and the balance OF the purchase
| money with interest thereon al the rate OF
six per centum per annIIm. To be paid In
cash upon the final ratification OF sale.
ISL r RIDGELY T.. MELVIN.
Trustpp
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ast4
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1929.
CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE

PStarting from no-one-seems-
to-know-where, there has devel-
oped familiar expression among
Washington politicians, namely,
that President Harding's person
al political future will depend
largely ON how he settles the
mine and rail strikes >" This
sentence, from the pen OF an ex-
perienced correspondent who is
Analysing the political aspects OF
the nations economic upheav2l,
reveals the note OF expediency all
too dominant in American public
life in 1922.
1t is perhaps enough to com
ment that the presidents person
al political feature will be deter
mined largely by the degree to
which he ignores it in dealing
with the present industrial and
other great problems that come
before him. Nothing that Mr..
Harding could do would be so
likely TO hamper his personal
political future as to cater TO that
future in deciding his attitude to-
ward fuel and transportation
problems.
What is needed in Washington
today more than anything else is
that quality Of courage that dis
tinctly disregards personal polit-
ical fortunes.
Theodore Roosevelt said, in
THE Foes Of Our Own House
hold" "There never yet was a
service worth rendering that did
not entail sacrifice, and no man
renders the highest service if he
thinks iover-inuch OF the sacri-
fee" And again. in 1912, The
leader. for the time being, who
ever he, may be. is but an instru-
ment, to be used until broken and
then to be cast aside; and if he
is worth his salt he will care no
more when he is broken than a
soldier cares when he is sent
where his life is the forfeit in
order that victory may be won.
In the long fight for righteous
ness the watchword for all OF us
is spend and be spent. 1t is oil
little matter whether any one
man fails or succeeds but the
cause Shall not fail, for it is the
causesef Faankind,"
Il perhaps. a hard philos-
ophy TO hold before a president
opposed BY great trials. But Mr..
Harding should not fail to recog-
nize il as the philosophy OF real
service and of all truth. The
pathway of history is Uttered by
the wrecks of leaders who neg
lected the task and forgot the
trust i'll the thought Of self. The
men whose memories are held
sacred today are those who for
got themselves in the zeal for
fidelity and constructive right
eouSnesS.
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Thursday, September 2, 1922,

NJ IL otlock a. NJ,
the following property:
All those lots OF ground situate on the
northeast side of ChestOn avenue. Anna
Tolls Maryland. with a frontage thereon
OF 1875 feet. more or less, and depth oi
ITO feet, uniinproved. designated as Nos
IL. Is, ~ ~ aud - of Hook IA on Mel
wins Plan. OF Murray Hill. nled AMONG the
Aforesaid Land Records in Iiber G. w
No. 1. folio IL. Being portion of the
property described In said mortgage and
the same lots which were conveyed TO the
said Dorothy -. Graves by Zoe Norris
widow, by iced dated the Goth day VI De-
tober. 1913. recorded among the Aforesaid
Lanu Records IN Liber w. ". VINO. 20
folio 2fS. ~bs
TERMS OF SALE Cash ON ratIdca.
ton OF the sale by the Court deposit
OF 500 win be required of the purchaser
or purchasers ON the day Of sale.
For further particulars. apply 10
WINSON G. 6OTT.
Attorney Named in Mortgage
j. ROLAND BRADY
AuCtiDnppr
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ORDER NISI
n the Matter of the Estate of Thomas
Sye, Lunatic.

N---A--.E
No. 1877 Equity.
In the Cricuit Court for Anne Arundel Co
Ordered by the Court this 18th day ot
August. 1922, that the aforegoing account
OF James VI. Munroe. Trustee of the Is.
tate of Thomas Sye. y. {. ~. be finally
ratified, aud confirmed, unless cause TO the
contrary be shown on or BEFORE the
end DAY OF SEPTEMBER. NExr:
Provided copy OF this order he puh.
lished once a week each week before said
2nd day Of Septelnber in newspapef
published In ANN Arundel county.
ROBERT MOSS. A. ].
True Copy. Test:
WIN. v. WOODWARD. CLERK
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CARD OF THANKS

] desire herewith 10 thank al friends
for their MANY kindnesses during the ii-
ness and death Of my husband Robert !
Wilmington. and express appreciation 4
the floral tributes.
BARBARA WHITTIN0TON
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Tue Associated Press Ia eKclu-
aiyely entitled - the use for re-
publication OF all news credited TO
Ia or not otherwise credited In
this ~ per and also the local news
published herein. All rights OF
10 publication OF special dis
, pftrh > herriu are also reserved.
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Under and by virtue of power of sale
contained In mortgage from Dorothy -.
Graves, and Shirrill W. Graves. her huss
band dated the y5tt dry OF October. 1919
Anne Arundel county In Liber ". \. W.
No. 20. folio 225. 4 viii offer at public saie
At the Court House door Annapolis
Maryland, ON
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rnr RYrx1Nc cAprrAL
ND.

l. on ssle'st the following piaees
George W, Zones 1874 Main Street
william SchuitEe 30 "a West street
George J payfe. MaryiaBd Ave
chaa g. FeIafneyer = 90 Maryland Ave.
"iauebird Confectionery" King George 81
" lulsd sI3aker. -. West 4 Cathedral SIS.
". b. q A. Newsstand, Short Line Terminal
NJ Millaf ~ Hmm. "a West Street
n. MsndFls. riilrd 4 Severn Ave. Passport
pr Charles b Beukei. .-29 Maryland Ave
Delivered In Annapolis. Passport, Ger
n aptoSp .and West Annapolis By carrier
r ~ cehts per hicStn. tx
You csn have the EVENING CAPITAL
mailed ~ you when away from the city
by leaving youf ualns aud address al The
o1ee tor rs cents per mouth 800 per
Scar, payable ir advance, 90 any postofnce
IL the tnlitI States or Canada.
Entered AZ Annapolis Postoface a.
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ANNAPoLIs SHORT LINE DIV.
LEAVE WAsHNCTON

bOU. B.45 500, 800. 1000. loo "A. Al. 10 On
100, 200, 200. 1880, 40. 1880 500
900. 100, 900. HOO r. N, l2.IO A II
daily except Sunday.
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For tickets and information apoly at our
city ticket of:iees:5 West Street Station
&c. MOUSE station, College Avenue and
aotels
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uN u MOSS. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On Market Space and West street. Anna
polls. Maryland. anu I.ot at Passport.

Under and by virtue Of a Decree Of the
Circuit Court los Anne Arundel County sSiu
August. 1922 in the cause entitled George
i. Engelke Bertha V. Fenton and others,
IS. William l.. Engelke and others, No.
1865 Equity, the Undersigned as Tue
trustee named in said Decree. viii ofier
for sale BY public auction al the Court
House door. in the city OF annapolis
Maryland. ON @~f
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Building Lots

situate ON the Northeast Side OF ChestOn
Avenue. Annapolis, Md.
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TRUSTEES SALE !
Oh
VALUABLE LOTS OF
GROUND

Cedar Park. Maryland.
BY virtue Of the order OF the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel county, passed on
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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WANTED TO LEASE

WANTED TO LEASE-MOdern house .
or 10 rooms. Apply Box -. Caplul
Office. alg
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Nv. B. & "A. Electric
| Railroad
MD-CITY TERMINALS
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME)
Half. Hourly Service Morning and Evening
between Annapolis, Baltimore and
washington and Camp Meade
washington and Camp Meade
passengers change ut Naval
a.s. Academy Junction.l
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West Street Station
DO 10 5 70 2, g go 70 20 ESQ $50; go
fizSi 20 5 $50, go, 100. $50. 1920.
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minnie.
earlier; State House Station, Baden
minutes earlier. W
connecting at odenton with r. r.. r.
Effective Dec. IS. 1921
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE INV.
Bladen Street, Station
$50 A. II. and hall. hourly thereafter AZ On
ana 90 minutes after each bbur nnftI
oo9 NJ then at,7.5O. $50. 800 1880,
ana ITO Z. II.
$50 and $50 A. NJ. trains daily except.
Sunday.
LEAVE BALTm0RE-w.BAA.
s35. 7;35, s.35. 9.35. 1895. 1i.35,s A. N
l235, 49,. 235, 3.35, xi.O5. az. x505
o.S5; t.5o, 7-55. 9.35. 11.35. r. M, 1885
All trains receive or discharge passengers
at local points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy junction and AT Shin
ley and Linthicum ON signal.
effective Dec. IS. 1921
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Howard and Lombard SITS.
5.15 A. NJ. and half hourly tbereaffer ~ ~
and 70 minutes after each hour nntii
zig r n, then at z.l5,, Sl5, OLE. I0.m
LILO. Z. NJ. and 1915; A. NJ
Sunday.
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CHAPTER i4l.


AN ACT to propose an amendment to Sec
ton 4 of Article @. title Treasury
department" of the Constitution OF
Maryland. prescribing the salary of
the Comptroller and the terms of Office
Of the Comptroller and the Treasurer
and providing for the submission OF
said amendment 10 the qualified voters
OF the State for adoption or rejection.
Section /. Be it enacted by. the General
Assembly of Maryland. three fifths of all
the members Of each OF the two Houses
cencurring. thar the following be and the
same hereby is proposed as an amend
ment TO Section ! Of Article 6, title
Treasury Department" OF the Constitu-
ton OF Maryland. the same If adopted by
as herein provided. to become Section Of
Article of the Constitution.
Section j. There shall be Treasury
Department. consisting Of Comptroller
chosen by the qualified electors of the
state. at each general election at which
the Governor is chosen. who shall receive
such salary as may be fixed by law; and
Houses of the Legislature. at each regu-
lar session thereof. In which begins the
term ef the Governor. on joint ballot, who
shall receive an annual salary of two
thousand hve hundred dollars; and the
terms of effice of the said COMPTROLLER and
Treasurer shall be for four years, and uIi
I'll their successors shall qualify; and
neither of the said officers shall be allow
ed. or receive any fees. commits sions or
perQuisites Of any kind in addition to his.
salary Tor the performance of any duty or
services Whatsoever. In case OF a vacancy
in either of the Offices by death or other
wise, the Governor. by and with the ad-
vice and consent Of the Senate shall iii
such vacancy by appointment 20 continue
nnui another election or choice BY TIE
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WHEREAS. AZ the January Session OF
the General Assembly Of Maryland. held
PROF 0sing additions and amendments 10
the Constitution OF. The. State, to-wit !:
Chapter Z. proposing an amendment 10
Section OF Articie > title, Legislative
alneudmenfs 10 Section OF Article 3 title,
Legislative Department Chapter 14l.
proposing an amendment 20 Section ! OF
Article u title Treasury Department :
tIele 10 the Constitution. 10 be known al
Article XVII thereof. title. "Quadrennial
Elections: and Chapter Z15. proposing an
amendment 10 Section 10 OF Article 10.
tide Miscellaneous" and which said i've
Acts ars IL The words and figures follow
ing.
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Entered AZ Annapolis Postofice ~
Sseoud. Glass Matter.
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w. B. e A. Electric
Railroad
MID.CITY TERMINALS

Between Annapolis, Baltimore and
washington and Camp Meade
washington and Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
49, Academy Junctiou)
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AUg1ests-cal. per crate ..-..- s.fs
~ ~. 80 -. so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-29
wheat PRICES
MOVE UPWARD

CHICAGO. June gs.--Wheat prices
advanced on the Chicago board OF
trade to-day, Corn was steady TO
higher. while oats declined
The chief news 81 the daN was a
report from ekneRs city that tho
aknsas wheat crop was proving up
70 expectations. aud that a yield %
Ill. ooe. eoe was anticipated.
Mtlisfs we're buying all OF tho cid
wheat IN sight. and the cash demand
was sufficient 60 prevent = break In
prices on the brarish news from
Kansas.
Reports on the corn crop were not
80 favorable. Buying was fairly
hfirk
Oats declined on heavy receipts,
Aitho reports that the black scum
rust had appeared in the Northwest
were credited. Provisions we're if-
July wheat opened up h.c at si1a
and closed up &c. september open
ed up sc at sl.l54 aud closed up
1sc December opened Off &c at
f.lS, and closed up ac.
July corn opened OFF &c at G7f. G
and closed up &c. September open
ed up &c at - f. G and closed un-
changed December opened up Ac
at Is = and closed up rc.
July oats opened unchanged at
- = c and closed OF &c. september
opened off Ac at ssAc and closed
Off &c December opened unchang-
cd at t@hc and closed Off &C.
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BANK CLEARINGs

Seattle
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HOTEL COMPANY
INCORPORATES
All Preliminaries Cleared
Away for Drive

With all prcliminaries cleared
away by tho films % the articles of
Incorporation for tho Community IIo-
tel corporation. OF seattle. NJ Oiym.
pia. Thursday. and tho signing OF n
lease for the block on the University
tract which is 90 bc used a. the hotel
site. the executive committee IN
charge OF tho hotel project win call
upon citizens OF Seattle and vicinity
20 finance the project during the
week Of July ~ 10 rs. Inclusive Sew
on per cent frs, mortgage sinking
fund bonds viii be sold during that
week by groups OF business men who
have volunteered their services.
''The time has now arrived when
Seattle. " she is 90 hold her place.
must have that new hotel This Il
an undisputed fact facing every loyal
citizen. and ono which none can
dodge. The proposed now hotel will
be built by tho citizens Of Seattle and
this vicinity. Earnings Of modern no
teis Justify tho belief that investor
should receive. not only tho per
cent returns on the bonds. but divi.
dend on his stock Gays the state
ment Of the executive committee.
signed by "a prominent men OF the
community, II n planned to sell
81. 700 900 worth Of bonds.
The contract with the Mctropoli.
tan Building Co. which has the lease
ON the entire University tract. includ.
ing the block upon which the hotel
will be built. w8s signed Wednesday
The essential stipulations OF the lease
are; al The hotel company ia to
pay the building company ma a
ground rental $685. 600 n year The
hotel viii occupy the entire block be.
tween University and Seneca SITS. and
between Fourth and Firth ayes, cx-
elusive OF the Metropolitan theater
(b) The building company agrees, up.
on four months notice. TO clear the
buildings now on tho premises and
turn the property over To the hotel
company. tcl The hotel company
agrees 10 erect new hotel within 1s
months after receiving possession OF
the site tdl The botel company shall
pay the building company S75,O0 for
the amortization OF the cost OF the
temporary buildings now on the
premises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-29

cftstAboi-eJune ss-~Rslied. str DardAn-
ne for Seattle.
shanshsi-~Juns s7--su President Me.
kinney from seattle
Nan nteEu@Iuna 1tHNstisd. ntr Ruth
Alexander for Seattle.
san PedFo--June 7s--kFrirsd. ctr Ed
ward Lnckenhach from Seattle sailed.
ar wlilfaro f0f Seattle. stF fioridisn for
Seattle
san frsncisco-June ip--atr Tiv~rton
from Seattle June 1t-Arrfved. str Mont
apmeti CITY from seattle. @tr Pred nAs-
ter from Everett sfr Jacob f.uekenhafh
from Seattle sailed. sr itnialer for Sc.
attic. a. n . ni.i str peirosA for seattle.
az ,. ~ s,r Admiral Dewey Tor seat
tie a. q NJ
Kobe anr 1s--Arrived. ctr President
Mckinley from seattle June st-~Atr
knnsaesn Marn from esatsls.
New xork~-lnne ss--aailed. str Thomas
Heal for Seattle.
Everett June Sailed. s,r Arnsriesn
for ftosfoa.
Taeoma--Jans s1--Artved. ctr rroxt-
dsneia from EaHta nosaiia. su san Diego
from san Diego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-29
LOCAL APPLES
, NOW ON MART
Yellow Transparents Sell at
$3.50 a Box

The first local apples went ON the
market Thursday. They are Yellow
Transparents. from the white Hluffs
orchards. and are selling at $3.50 FOR
ss.pound box The first express
shipment OF local peaches also ar.
rived from Hartford. wash. Tho
market il well supplied with fruit.
Watermelon receipts are very
heavy. with the product selling at =
and ~ cents per pound.
Among several carloads OF plums
on the market. the Beauty and Royal
varieties prevail Six carloads %
ecntalounes. which were received
Thursday. nearly relieved the short.
axc that has been felt on the street
for several DAYS. The cnnts are quot.
ed al ss.ss and 81 on standards. and
are selling very fast. The shipment
u expected 20 be cleaned up before
Friday morning
The vegetable market was equally
"a active as the fruits. a car OF Los
Angeles white potatoes went az sss5
and $3.50 per sack. There was moth.
ing new on the market.
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ataith Cove Terminal Pier n--etr Presi.
dsht IFart. str EkFa Mafu.
Great Nefthern Tsrninai-slr Toseoka
Mefu.
bel stree, Tsrnlusi--u n c. O. sno-
homieh
Grad Trunk Pacific T.rminsi--s,r
Arohaae
pies fsatr wakers ctr Fulton.
Pier SIR fos~fufte.
PtsF t~~Tur see Lion
ptef B. ssfr ReHnndo.
pies A. ST. Admiral Nicholson.
pier D. SIR president
Gross Ksy.. ssr Delight. ssr foonfufnl
sff snrs 4. Morss. .tr aiivsrsae. etc
waiiinsford. s'r f.uhriea. sir West
tssaap. atr West Jester.
y. shipping BOARD Heorfnss. Lars
tniasa--fFff CITY % Spokane ctr Wesf
sifus. sir Wset HImrod.
ronneetffut Street Terminsi-atr Eagle
kiesrs nfos' Miiilns Doek--ssr Ocean
Prince.
Alaska steamship Moorinss-Htr Kstehs.
kan. sfr akaHway.
stacy street. Termlsal-u a G. q. Dell.
~eed. Z. = g n Burnside
Gsn.sai rsiroieun co.-str rrincs Of
Wales
rssss sesna nsias. . pr;uss ce.-s,
Patterson.
sra.s Yars~-s,r rss.s.sis
ffsffernan prydoek ptf Nstdsr.
Wet seattle Training Bsatioa--r. r.
wtn.law Msrirs nsn-sy--ussn ns,r.s.
hfw coauitistn city. y. y c. Burn.
safe. strs Morning star. fecfffee,
crtffda. sehss hslfess. Wa Settias.
ham-
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Capital Stock Tax
Due Before July 81

Regulations No. 81, relating to
capital stock tax under the revenue
act OF 1921, have been received AT
the office OF the collector OF inter
nal revenue. Tacoma. Copies will
be- furnished taxpayers upon april
cation. Burns Poe. collector, has an
nounced
Capital stock tax returns are due
on or before July 81. and blanks
were mailed to all corporations
during the early part Of June. Ev'
cry corporation in existence IA re
auircd 90 file. regardless OF whether
or not II has engaged IN business
during the past fiscal year.
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Jury Disagrees on
Suit Against Hotel

Disagreement OF the jury was re-
ported to Superior Judge J. =. Ron.
aid Thursday In the suit for damages
brought ty Gertrude and T. L. Estes
against the Arlington hotel and the
city Of Seattlc.
They asked sio.oss5o for injuries
sustained October 81. 1919. while rid.
ing in an Arlington hotel bus. AZ n
former trial the plaintiffs were
awarded $4,000. The defendants mp
pealed md the supreme cour; re
vcrsed the lower court decision.
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Seattle Man Heads
Park Commissioners

TACOMA. June ~ George
wheeler. president OK the Seattle
park board. was chosen as president
Of the International Association Of
Park Commissioners NJ the annual
convention Of the body here Thurs.
day other officers selected were:
Mrs. r. a. steele. Seattle. vice
president Jesse Jackson. Seattle.
convention secretary. and A. S. Wot.
ton. Vancouver. T.. C.. secretary.
treasurer. Seattle was selected as
the convention city for the next
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-29
YOUNG FINANClERS
SELL FIRECRACKERS
AND EATS FOR S45
Jack schafcr. no olive 81. lost

Jack Schafer, 7i9 Olive st., lost
s45.
Leroy Kelly. 5.year.old son OF
a. J. Kelly. Manhattan apart.
ments. found it, and showed " 10
his playmates. Ralph Smith. 10,
and Crnndell Neftzger, ..
The latter. sound business men
both, immediately invested their
entire capital in two packages Of
firecrackers. two ice cream cones
and bag Of candy.
Then they offered their pur.
ehasca 10 Leroy-at a special bar.
gain price OF $40.
Leroy accepted.
Detectives H. g. Gordon and
Frank DuCett later recovered $50
from the youthful financiers.
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bile cataloR.