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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-11

rau, stanici rakouske, tek&
vsak jiz mileho tatu telegram,
ze ztraceny syn Sc vratil q pro
81, aby ma n6j pockali. V9c ne
mozna q br. .Stepanek I odtele-
grafoval zpet ze pojedou "a til
'dny zp6t at ma ne pock& on '
Ces. Budejovicich. Jakt byl
vsak jejich podiy, kdyz druhe.
no dne v Lublani uvidi hezke-
no slovackeho sohaje v kroji
slovackem, jak 81 vykracdje u.
licemi. Prosil, prosil, al 81 Wy
mohl vydanf pasu noveho a pu-
still Sc "a vypravou sam. A do.
jel st'astne. Jiny zas ma cest9
vypadl 2 vlaku jedoucfho ry-
chlostf so KIN. Kdyz vlak zasta
vii, vid{, jak posramocent do
rostenec bezi "a mimi, .skot1
do vlaku a jedou dal. Byl ose-
tren, poranenf nebylo nijak va
zne a byl by snad i cvitil, kdy-
by vedouci nezakazal.
v Lublani hned prvni den
byl tezky 1kol dorostu ulozen,
po snidani hned zkouSky, pro
hlidka mesta q v 9 hod. vecer
slo sc spat. Jak bylo to dobre,
ukazalo Sc druhy den, kdyz do
rostenky lublanske konaly zkou
sky, po nichz ihned musily ma
prIvod, ktery s uvitaci feci tra
val dosti dlouho. Nebylo divu,
re mnohe z mich omdlely.
Cvicenf dorostu naseho dopa
do vzorne. Nebylo snad ma cvi-
cisti Okla sucheho, kdyz nasi do
rostenci a jedna dorostenka ode
vzdavali dorostu jihoslovanske-
mu vlajku COS. pred tvafi sve
no staresinstva Savezu a "a
stupcd COS. Kdyz dorpstenec
jihoslovansky pfijal tento pra
por, podali 81 oba dorostenci
pravice a prapor sklonili. Mo
ment tohoto sbratreni dorostu q
bou narodI byl tax dchvatny,
ze nelze nan zapomenouti to-
mu, kdo byl svedkem toho. Bra
tri Jihoslovane prohlasili, ze
den tento.budou kazdorocne sve
mu clenstvu dorostu pripomf.
ne ii.
z Lublane jel dorost mas ma
Bled, ably shield jednu nejkrd
snejsich krajin slovinskych
kde mel take cviciti pred kra.
lem. Kral vsak nepfijel, ale do
rost mas predvedl cely odpoled
nj program. Silly jeho zdaly 81
nevycerpatelne, sweetest neo
poustela no do posledniho Okla
nziku, kdyz vstoupil do vlaku
Tam teprv Sc kazdy schoulil dc
nejakeho koutecka, utvofili hro
mady a spali, spali. Ale jakmi.
lie oc:tli Sc opet ma pdde ceske
S novou svezesti a radosti sledo.
vail vse a zaslouzili 81 krasnehe
uvitani, jehoz Sc Jim dostalo ma
pr v Ces. Budejovicfch.
Vyznam vypravy neni tolikc
velky pro nase dcastniky, ale
j PRO vychovu a dalsf vyvoj do.
rostu jihoslovansk6ho. Krone
Slovincd celkem malo dosud
v9novali sc v Jugoslavii peel {
dorost a zactvo, nepfikladala
sc dosud vychove dorostu ia
vaha a pece, ktere jest treba.
Co ukazal mas dorost, osvetli
teprve vyznam dorostu pro bu
doucnost Jugoslavie.
Vyprava dorostu neznacila
vsak toliko sblizeni dorostu ma
seho s jihoslovanskym, ale pro.
kazala j nasemu dorostu nut
most a dIlezitost pevneho sbli
zeni vzajemneho. Vsichni L.
c;.stnici byli odkazani ma sebe,
citili, ze ma kazdem z mich a ma
vSech zaroven zaleN uspech
nebo dhona cele vypravy q ten
to vychovny moment jest vel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-11

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dim
Sc vSim zarizenim, zvlastni lot.
Prime sc mensi domek a lot ma
splatku. Haste sc ma Broad
way Stop Z. A. B. C. line. Ia
volejte Bedford 226 j. 9-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-11

FR0DA aE cihelna budova s
dvema kramy vcetn6 culzro-
|vinkoveho, ktery velice dobfe
prosperuje, naproti skole. Pfi-
jme Sc tez dim jako castecna
splatka. - A. Doskocil, 14717
Kinsman. +?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-11

PRODA Sc moderni dunn O 6ti
svetnicich s koupelnou blize
Denison a Brookside parku;
da sc po pfipade ma splatky,
bude-li prodan do Is. ,zafi a to
velmi LEVINE. Blizsi sdeli Frank
Jestrab, 3414 w. "A. st. Tel.
LOfaln ZS4 w. 9-11
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-11

Vice nez osm millionl pra-
cujfcich Zen jest sv6reno dozo-
RI slecny Mary Andersonov6.
cd zenskeho dfadu v odboru
pr$ce. Behem poslednfch dvou
rokd ufad tento vysetfoval po-
merry tykajici Sc $4,000 "a
mestnanych Zen v IL statech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-11
PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc jednprodinny ci-
hlovy, flastrovany Idim o sed-
mi svetnicich, koupelna, vse
moderne zafizeno. Prime Sc
mensi obnos, ostathi ma mirne
'splatky. Haste sd v {. HIT
Griffing ave. mezi vych. 116.
Iul., Buckeye Rd. a Kinsman
Rd. /?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-11

VYMENfM 136-akrovou far
mu, v dobrem polozeniI jede-
nact kusi dobytka.-A. Dosko-
Gil, 14717 Kinsman. !?
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/. PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn o 6ti svetnicich 8 koupel-
nou a Sc vSim zarizenim. Da Sc
velmi LEVINE pfi rychlem pro-
deji. Haste sc v cisle 3589 W.
chodnf 1873 ulice z Union. 9-11
|PRODA Sc dvourodinny dim
ma vych. 130. ul., ulice dlazde-
ma a je treba $4,000 hotove -
ostatni ma splatky. Tez mann
v prodeji farmu o 12O akrech,
pekny dunn, bank barn, 8 krav
3 kone, vsechna droda. yyme-
nj sc "a mestsky majetek. Biz
81 sdely Thorn. Suchy, 2465 E.
&c. ul. Primo. 1876 w.
9-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-11

PRlJMOU Sc masinarky ma
muzske kabaty. Haste Sc v
K. $500 E. So. ul. blize Fleet
Ave. 9-16
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-11

HCUO ulO1Ad NOlV SyRAoVy g tVA-
to vychOvny moment jest vel
keho vyznamu. Poznaji nase
zupy, ktere dovedly oceniti w.
znamu zajezdu, re ob6ti penez
nj ma to venovane ponesou bo.
haty lrok v budoucnu. Zminky
zaslouzi predevsim zupa brnen
ska, ,ktera vyslala 40 ucastni.
XII (23 chlapci a II devcat,,
pax zupa Prazska rovnez 40
(2S a 12) zupa Barakova 81
(27 a 1O) a zupa Stfedoceska
80 (23 a 81.
Tech IL neb IA zup, ktere
nevyslaly dcastnika ami jedine,
no, ochudily dorost 0 mohutny
DOZEN, krasny pfiklad . neuzi-
ly prflezitosti ziskati We SVEN
dorostu nadsenAho apostolic pre-
myslenku vzajemnosti ceskoslo
venske a jihoslovanske.. Kez s
tymz zdarem sstka Sc take W.
prava clenstva sokolskeho!.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-29
Entered 1T Annapolis Postoffice 90
Second. Class Matter.
20 TUESDAY. AUGUST 30. 1922.
ST. GEORGE BARRIER

IOqnThe death of St. George Bar
Der. President OF the Board Of
County Commissioners, whose
funeral took place yesterday,
came as a shock to the whole
county. for comparatively few
knew that he was i'll; but he is
especially mourned in the neigh
borhood in which ne lived. Here,
in and around Davidsonville and
that section of the county, he was
benefactor in many ways, such
as providing dwelling for the
neighborhood physician, base
ball team for the village, and
showing a special interest in the
roads of that section and in its
other community concerns.
He was also active in the pub
lie affairs Of the whole county,
and his sudden taking off right in
the prime of life comes as great
bereavement to a wide circle of
friends.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-29
WHY NOTE

When it is recalled that we
gave land to induce railroad
building and are now in the midst
of making a tariff that is declared
to break all records in favoring
big interests, the proposition of
Representative Sproul. of Illi-
nois, that the government pay ST.
100000 to the person who dis
covers permanent cure for any
one OF. five diseases - tuberculo-
sis, pneumonia. cancer, epilepsy
and dementia praecos-is not I'M
reasonable.
The practice OF prizc-giving, or
awarding of medals and accom-
panying them with financial al
lowances is one of the oldest
with its value as stimulus TO en-
deavor and as an expression Oh
justice always recognized There
are standing prizes for world
statesmen who offer anything to-
ward curing the world of the dis
ease of war. 1t is no argument
against the proposition to say
that men would continue to
struggle for the solution of great
problems with no other thought
than that OF the satisfaction of,
their own minds in serving hui
mainly, The trouble is that some
of the greatest benefactors OF
mankind have had to struggle for
a living after making their val-l
liable discoveries. At any rate.
Athe subject is worth some
thought,
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-29

Courage And Superhuman Strength
OF Husband Subdued Naddened
Bull, Says Wife OF Orlando Rldout,
Jr, Answering Correspondent. D.


To the Editor Of the Epening Capital;
Dear Sir:
] wish to correct a letter publish
ed in The Capital on last Wednesday
as have already corrected the state
ment made to my father during a re-
cent visit to the Community Hall at
ST. Margaret's.
There has not been a colorcd man
employed on our farm during the en-
tire summer. And at the time of the
incident to which the contributor al
ludes, / am sure, there was not one
within half mile OF the barns. l
think also the writer will not wish
a boy to grow up with false inn
preston of heroism. Due credit is
given the young Stallings boy for
staying by Mr.. Ridout during his
struggle with the bull. But we all
know a pitchfork must. indeed have
been jabbed deeply to have conquered
a maddened bull and absolutely no
sign OF misuse was found on the ami.
NAL later. 1 s
]. the only spectator, attribunte the
saving OF my husbands life to his
own desperate and therefore super
human strength in handling the clinet
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-29
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

/. George F.. Quad. having
beer, 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 q
1922. from 8 80 A. NJ. to 8 p. M
All bills not paid by September
4. 1922. interest at the rate OF .
per cent. will be charged.
Bills will be mailed on request
and receipts promptly returned.
GEORGE F. QUAD,
Collector and Treasurer OF
Annapolis.
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CONTRIBUTED
Governors Birthday Proves Lyric Ia
SEPARATION To Correspondent.
i BIRTHDAY GREETING TO OUR

Governors Birthday Proves Lyric In,
SEPARATION To Correspondent.
BIRTHDAY GREETING TO OUR
GOVERNOR
God bless the Governor OF our State.
Whose birthday now we celebrate:
His age. oh, young. just forty'six.
But old he is in politics. s' ~--',
And yet SO fair he plays the game
Corrupted ones he puts to shame.
On him they cannot play their tricks.
For he is wise at forty,six.
Our Governor Is grand old man."
On evil he does put the ban.
His wisdom DER the State does shine
He's fiilsd the once very fine.
Today we celebrate his birth,
Verse can't suffice TO tell his worth !:
But wise he is and dear to all.
The rich. the poor. the short and
tall.
Long may he live to serve his State,
This man so kind. so good, so great;
And when on earth his work Is done.
His soul will shine bright as the
sun.
In Heaven above where all Is peace,
And happiness shall never cease.
a. ,os BY GEORGE A. BASIL.
.a- aa h4..a.3. Annapolis. Md.
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ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
BONDS 500, 600 FOR
SALE

'Pursuant 10 Chapter sos OF the Acts Of
the General Assembly Vt Maryland Of
1872 providinR for the issue Of the blonde
y q Anne ls coS1ty
viii recefSe sealed bids Tor the pnrchas sc
o. bonds Of Anne Arundel County. Mary
ts0O.O0o four and one half per cent
bonds. 10 be known as Loan Of 1922.
Said bonds will al be dated July l.
lgz2, They will bear Interest at the rate
Oh four and one>half per- centum az per
centum), payable semi annually on the
nrst day Of July and January in each
year during the -cenunuance Of the loan,
The PRINCIPAL Of said loan will be payable
npon the serial annuity plan.s as provided
N said Act Of 1877 Chapter sos, AZ fol-
series a to 7. inclusive. each series Tor
$4,000; Series A payable July 1, 1924. aud
each sucdeeding series payable July LIST OF
each year following July /, 1924. inciuding
The saif bonds win be Of the denomi.
nations of 500 and $1,000. and wan be
tseueds with interest coupons attached.
Said bonds are forever exempt from all
taxation for State. County, Mdpicipal and
The said bids or proposals. must be de,
liyered TO the Clerk of the County COM
uissioners at his Office in the Court House
In Annapolis MARYLAND, before II O'Clock
Der 9Th, 1922. Each bid must be for cash
on delivery: must be enclosed in a sealed
envelope addressed on the outside PRO
posal for BopdB. Anne Arundel County,
1922 Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check ripon some respectable
banking Institution drawn to- the order Of
County. Com nissiOIers of Anne Arundel
County for 6ve per centum $500 Of the
par value OF the amount bid for. An bids
or prOposale win be opened at IL o'clock
noon STANDARD time) Tuesday September
9Th. 1922, In the presence OF the County
| Commissioners. Said bonds will not bs
sold for less than their par value and ac.
ON the opening OF said proposals al
many Of said bonds as have been bid for
not exceeding. however, the amount fol
! which proposals are invited, may be
awarded TO the highest responsible bidder
or bidders therefor for cash; and IL tive
! same bid and such bid IL the highest and
! the bonds 80 bid for by such highest re
| sponsible bidders are In excess OF thu
whole Sam0unt OF bonds as offered for sale
4 then such bonds may be awarded In rat
| able proportion to such responsible bid
ders bidding the same price.
! The Comfy Commissioners of ANNE
| Arundel County may. in their discretion
| accept one bid for all OF said loan. o.
I separate bids for parts Of said loan a,
| may produce the largest amount In thei
| discretion; and they may in their dis
/ cretion accept bids which may be for par
OF said loan. but are not for all. and the,
reserve the right in their discretion to re
! Ject all bids or any bid
Bidders are referred to the said Chap
ter 500 of the acts of the General Assem-
! bly, OF Maryland of 1872, as containing tn
terms and provisions of this loan. <
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
OF ANNE ARUNDEL, COUNTY
s. o. TiLGHMAN, Clerk.
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duction OF sugar. both beet and
cane, constantly has been in re-
ceipt of some sort Of governmen-
tai benefaction. Ii was boosted
by direct bounty from 1890 TO
1894. II received honorable men
ton and material tax assistance in
nearly every tariff act since. Not
outstanding this continued legis-
latiye pampering, the increase in
production has not kept pace
with the increase in consumption.
And now the sugar industry is
to be made the beneficiary OF one
Of the highest sugar tariffs ever
enacted. ts'
How long will the Al3eTican
people be content to continue
this costly experiment? When
will it be acknowledged that pro-
lection will not avail to build up
a sugar industry capable. with
out subsidy, OF maintaining itself
and adequately supplying the
needs of the country for sugar:
These are questions that the pas
sage of the present tariff will
raise in the minds of millions of
people who must pay the increas-
ed cost OF this necessity in order
that the sugar producers may
rake off an additional $780,
100000. "
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For. the privilege of using
sugar according to their taste. the
people of the United States will
be taxed bv the new tariff law UNI
der consideration in congress the
sum of Approximately 100000
600 annually. This is the form OF
tariff called protective. Only
about one-half of that 100000
600 will GO for Government reve-
nue.. The other half is a bounty.
a subsidy to the sugar producing
interests. Tr',
The number of people directly
interested in. the production of
sugar in the United States. for
whom this protection is planned.
is comparatively small. Accord
ingly every individual who eats
sugar in this country will help
to pay Sloo.o0O.000 for the benefit
of fewer than one per cent. OF the
population.
Il he sugar beet industry. most
frequently mentioned BY the pro-
tectionists in congress. is one OF
the oldest infants" among the
protected industries. 1t is pretty
close to becoming a centenarian.
Ii is about the same age as trans
portation by means of the steam
locomotive.
For the past generation the pro-
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-29

At IL 30 o'clock a. sMsf
all Of the property described In said
morsgaHe, namely s.tr
All that tract OF land containing rs 81
acrve. more or less, 10 .ated I'm the Fifth
Election District of Anne Arundel county
on the south side Of road designated as
"Hammond's Lane" opposite Cedar HUI
Cemetery. and being about two hundred
yards east of the Annapolis Baltimore
boulevard on the direct road Leading frcm
tne said bonleyara to the ordinance licpet
proved by six-room friinc dwelling
hous,, barn. wagon shed and. other out
buildings. aud also 10y number of fruit
trees Of differcnt-varieties.
BEING the northern half Of tract of
land which was conveyed unto the late
Hepry Ballman by NJ. Ramon and wife.
by deed dated November H. 1850. aud rec
prded among the Land Records Of Anne
Arundel county In Liber s. II. No. l6
folio 1856 and that part OF said tract
which was devised To the said Clinton w.
Ballman by his father, Henry Ballman. by
his Last VIII and Testament. dated .Octo,
Der "a, 1854. and recorded In the office Of
the Register of Wills for Anne Arundel
fsSS. and which northern half Of said tract
Is particularly described by metes and
bounds. courses and distances. In the
aforementioned mortgage ~s
TERMS OF ,SALE;vrA A, deposit Of $500 "
will be required Of the purchaser at the
time of sale and the balance Of the pnr'
chase money. with interest. thereon, at th'
rate of six per centum, per annum, to bt
paid I'm cash upon ratification III SAKE.
|, 'ttf' sAl',RIDsBLYs p.9MELYtH.
II
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PROPOSALS

Bids will be received by ihe Tlsai
Property Committee for lhrni'n'as ~.
delivering to the city bulldihgs ~ \. h,
In quantities desired to hll the Oh. .s,I 4
the buildings. and the bIlance a. sF5 I'D
Bids may be submitted on No. ,,si ~ ~,
coal and soft coal. or any oiher iu' "a 4,
can be delivered and is satisfactory
committee - 5sr q
Bids will be opened on the 9ih IA,
September. 1922. az y oclGck n'oA
all bids with the City Clerk
t~ (Signe0i- !1Gvr
PUBLIC PROPERTY COSSaabbeiis
or THE CITY OF AMI -
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AN ORDINANCE
To Accept a Portion Of Spa view
Now Dedicated TO Public u"

whereas a section Of spa View ,,Aas W.
running from Fifth Street l1s ..,,s o.ig
the City Of Annapolis. toge ~. ~ IA
streets. is indicated ana ial9 y. 10 oNee Z
sof Spa View Heights, hled ~ ~ N, Ang
the Clerk Of the Circuit totr 81.
Arundel County. In Plat booA
ton 3. folio ls5: rr.,,r L J.
.,,nobanssn ana Elizabeth Ellnsss IN.
~ ~ 49, 49, soid lots from So tI5S
wbereon fba said section o. ~ ~, g {
Avenue Is indicated and ,ala tsre 5ea.
public street, and in 50 9giu sss
Gated surb section 20 pbDhe ~ gunrts'i
And Whereas. certain pu.aH svor Cos;'
have been exercised by ne C9,- N AIS,
seIor and Aldermen Of tDe arrtn'see,ion vi
polls over. upon and IN .rsnue: ibs's
said section Of Spa We"
fore. .,fstsd and orosas..
ogctio 81 1,aDor Counselor and ssse,.ls,
of the CITY IF Annapolis, '1e, from III,
OF Spa View Avenue, runhlsss the Gir
S,-aa, n the boundaries o. - ssdIrsto.
1nrenoiis he accepted througg \, b herssf
bv its former owners ana -.
dscIsTed 10 be a public siress...bIshst e.
saetion And be i esassorstald y.
ordained bv the authority 81 ifon "
this ordinance shall take
date Of fits passage .oo,
Approved August II. w ZONES
(Seal.)
EMMA ABBOTT GAGE
City Clerk.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Building Lots
situate on the Northeast side Of Cheston
Avenue, Annapolis,s Md.

Avenue annapolis. Md.
Under and by virtue Of a power Of sale
contained in 4 moftgage from Dorothy d.
band, dated the 18th day OF October. 1919
Anne Arundel county In .Liber w n. W.
No. 90 folio .225. I win offer at public sale
at the Court House dior. Annapolis
MAI ylsnd.soli s IS
Thursday, September 1892,
- - Al II O'clock AM.
The following property ~
All those lots OF ground situate on the
northeast side of Chestk1i avenue. Anna.
nolls MARYLAND. with a@fronknge thereon
Of fe5 feet. more or less and depth Of
110 feet, uninproyet. designated -as, Nos.
16. ia 90 % and 2f of BIcck - on Mel :
wins Plan or Murray Hil4 He'd atzisn7sthe
aforesaid Land Records IN Liber O.. ".
No. l. folio IL. Being portion of the
property described In said mortgage. and
the same lots which were conveyed to the
said Dorothy D. Graves by Zoe Norris
widow. by Iced dated the Goth day of Oc-
tober. 1872 recorded among the Aforesaid
LAID Records in Liber va n. ". No 90
TERSs OF. sALE-cssh on ratihes.
ton q the sale By the Court. A deposit
of $500 will be required Of the purchaser
or purchasers on the day, of sale
For further particulars. apply TO
wINs0N @. GOTT.
Attorney Nafned in Mortgag 20
WILLIAM H. MOSS. s.s-sss es>E[ " :. =
Anctioneer.
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Thursday, September Z, 1922,

At IL o'clock A. NJ.
scribed in the said proceedings, nsmely:
5 Iii ALI that lot of ground situated on
Market Space In the City OF Annapolis
Maryland, and running back to and abut.
a large store and dwelling house ana a
small brick garage, being the property
tlat Tor many years was occupied Dy the
late John Mason as. bis home and place OF
conveyed unto Mary II. Mason (then Mary
r.. Englekel1 by Mary ]. Moss and George
w. Moss, her husband. by deed dated May
~ 1854 and recorded among the Land
Records of Anne Arundel county In Liber
=. III. No. q, folio 5Ai 49," - - z
CD All that lot Of ground situated on
the south side of West street In the City
OF Annapolis. Maryland. fronting twenty
Ave (25) feet, more OF less. thereon with a
depth Of one hundred and flye Q0J) feet,
improved BY two story frame dwelling
honse designated as No. l2s West street.
was conveyed unto the said Mary r.
Nason By Basil Al Rawlings and husband,
by deed dated February ~ 1904. and rec
ordedt among the Land Records, of Anne
Arundel County in Iiber q. ". No. 35,
folio 392: and
/ 'ta) All thar lot Of ground situated in
the village of, EaAtport, Second Election
land land located on the southeast side Of the
public road leading from PASSPORT TO
Thomas Point. and designated as Lot No.
IL In Block H. and being the Identical
property mentioned and described in the
deed thereof to the said Mary Il. Mason
from William II. Burns. and Sarah NJ.
Burns. his wife. dated September IS. 1907.
and recorded among the Land Records
aforesaid in Liber q. w. No 81. folio IT,
TERMS OF SALE. AS PRESCRIBED
IN SAID pECREE: A deposit of Eve
hundred dollars k5000o) at the time OF
Bale will be required OF the purchaser or
purcha sers Of the Market Space property !:
a deposit Of two hundred dollars (Sa00O0)
at the time of sale OF the purchaser or
purchasers of the West street property.
and a deposit Of two hundred dollars
tse00.00) at the time Of sale OF the pur-
chaser : or purchasers of the Eastport
property. and the. balance of the purchase
money. win Interest thereon at the rate of
six per cenfum. per annum. to be paid In
cash upon the final ratification Of sale. b
R1DGBLY p. MELVIN.
"a Trustee
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-29
wM. H. MOSS Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Auctioneer
WIN. H. MOSS
Located In the Fifth Election District
Of Anne Arundel County. Mary
land. near Rrooklyn.

Under and by virtue of the power OF
sale contained in mortgage from Annie
Catherine Ballmhn widow. Clinton w
Baiiinan and wife. 10 Margaret Sanderson.
dated August 2, 1854. AMI recorded among
the Land Records OF Anne Arundel county
In Liber 5. II. No. IS. folio 59d. the under
signed as the Assignee ~ said mortgage.
by short assignment also duly recorded
among said Land Records. VIII offer for
sale by public auction NJ the Court House
door. In the City OF Annapolis. Maryland.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-29

$50 Clara threw over that young
doctor she was going with?" Yes
and what do you think? He not only
requested her TO return his presents
but sent her bill for AZ visits,
Boston Transcript.