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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-13
BY tho Associated Press.

DALLAS. Texas. May i2--The
retail price OF gasoline in Dallas in
creased from 81 cents to 20 cents to-
day. only one company, tho Gulf,
was stlll selling at II cents this
morning.
sympathy with the general mar
ket was given as the reason for the
increase by officials OF the large oil
companies It being pointed out that
gasoline IN other cities is selling at
2j and 90 cents,
Tho market stood Mt 20 cents
about six weeks ago when the gaso-
line war started. Later II dropped
70 10 cents and then increased TO
u cents
The Magnolia. Pierce. Humble
Oriental and Texas companies arc
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tOttOtlscc,l Oil,

NEW YORK. May 12--Aitcr
satrtinE partly higher on covering
Of shorts, and with lard. cottonsccd
oil turned easy under ceiling by re-
liners and for want OF outside sup
port. Closing bids were to 10
points not lower Sales $500 bar
rcls. Tenders 500. Prime crude
10000 nominal: prime summer yell
low spot 1t.75C; september 1880;
December 9.93c; all bid.
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Ness C0untY, Kansas

Tho Community oil e Gas Co test
on the Sucker farm I'm the south
east of tho northwest OF 1-17-25w.
Ness county, Kansas.
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Receipts I,b00 eight loads on through
biillng steady steers t1.J0us.OO. oid
heads good cows and heifurs 5000 so.
m"nium 70 pam COWS and butcher cattle
fJ.75WAJ0 calves, stockcra and feeder
steady.
iogs--Recoipts 2 800 fairly active and
generally steady packer top I5lO.
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Operations in the ShdilOD
Field in Southeastern Steph.
ems County, Okla.

Special TO The world.
COMANCHE, May 12.--L0catlons
Tor two tests onc-fourth mile west of
production in the shallow field OF
southeastern stephens county, have
been made by Claude Bell OF Ard
more. including No. Anglia, south
east of southeast of 2S-ls-5w. and
No. | Hunter sontheast of northeast
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\sECTIoN 2; That the assessments
hereby levied en- each of the above w., W..
toned lots and Earcels of lana are pvs,
by declared TO be lien upon such 70"
and parcels OF land TO the same eht.n,
as other taxes and shall oe co"s,wT
and eaforcSd IN the same manner as e' e'n,I
taxes In and tor the City OF Tulsa OA'
homs. are collected. ....
SECTION 3, That all assessments ueiir
by levied shal be divided in;n thtsy Va
equal annual installments as authoJyJiL,,,.
by said Statutes OF the state OF OHss,
huIna for such cases made ana proN'lss,,
that the assessments shall bear lnLs's', -,
nt the rate OF eight 80 per Cen'uin ",
snnum. payable annually at the tiIle tiIll'e,,y. .
the payment OF the several insth W" W -
OF the said assessments. from the d"ss ,sst
tho taking effect OF this ordlnahc., V.'v i,,
the first instAllment OF said assesslnsi p, I,
together with the accrued interest ~ "a
deferred installments shall be Esyau ,bA
the 18TH day Of December 1879 an1 ~
remaining deferred tnstHllments W.
yearly interest on the unpaid insia l!i.erru.' Nv,
shall be payable on the lbth cay gtt, al
cember Of each succeeding year un''
Provided. however that any Of u, .,
owners Of the lots or parcels OF tsu, ,,,y
assessed may at any time durlhs ~ asy
go consecutive weeks to,iortss soTd,nsnc.
pay TO the City Auditor OF lhe S,,y +,
Tulsa the full amount OF the asssS par.
so levied against their said iots hn' srtrh
cells OF land and thereby reIeass 20.
property from the lien OF such as'''
ments $1,000. ball
SECTION 4. That this ordinance ~,
he published for twenty-nine cons.
days in the Tulsa Daily Woria u,1st
paper published in Tulsa Ok'anolhn. "a.
the publication Of thus ordlnsh'e - re.
quired by Jaw shall be taken AN,.Gns
garded as sufficient notice 70 anSy ~ len.
Interested IN the assessments 49,
led by the terms OF this ordinance M
SECTION g. That all no,tIIc, TIe''Sdiifs Siis the
parts of. ordinances IN cont.' ,osofar as
such conflict exists. are hereoS sIlsts
SECTION 9 That Ap emergsut' beslth
for the preservation Of the pnp.o, this
and safety. by reason whe'e0oa sfter
ordiuance shsI take effect tron ss,isn, 80
its passage approval ana pubnea rtlled
PISSED and The emergency clsuse snd
upon separately and approved 10"
day OF May l92a usy 1911
APPROVED this End DAY oi Ihn1SK
H. f. Mayor
ROY GARRETT,
City Auditor.
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.Compound ana IL
is all il claims to
be and has bene-
fitted me wonder
fully. l had been
sick for eight
months with a
trouble which
confined me tony
bed and was only
able to be up part
|of the time, , when
l was advised by
In friend. Mrs.
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I AIDES $1,000 REwARDi / posi-.

lively guarantee my great Sue.
eessful Monthly" Compound. Safely
relieves some OF the longest, most
obstinate, abnormal cases in to S
days. No harm, pain or interference
with work. Mall $2.00; Double
Strength $500. Booklet free. Write
today. DR.. T. A. Southington Rem
edy Co.. Kansas City. Mos---Advsr-
ussment
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INV Inhh, May i9.-Call Money
SI Ih"s,Sp, ein.,ng s,sh ~ i9w az; ruling rate
3h ' ''"'
Can Lonns-Against acceptanccs Su.
Tlne Loans steady 60 days AZ. 90
Mercantile pHpcr-prtme 4Lntt.
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Marion C0unty Failure

The Atlantic oil Production
corporation has n dry hole at 2,795
feet In No. on the Richmond tract
In the northwest Of i3-l9-je. Marion
county.
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LEGAL

west line Of Lot 1 q dis.
tance Of as feet north of
the southwest corner OF
said lot. thence south
distance OF rs feet along
tho west line Of said lot TO
the point Of beginning
i.s.5o' william Horwitz. 100 .6is,sO
NORTH TULSA ADDITION
20 ii.E.b Eugene Lorton....7s ssst
20 syE.H /. N. GPewilii.... IS sssis
90 7-E-h Of MSS II. "
20 TSat fSaao' part Of Lot I. dc: i;:'' '
soribed as follows. Be
ginning at point on the
south Of the northeast
corner Of said lot. thence
south along the east line
TO tho sottheast corner:
thence northwesterly along
shS ai.3sna. :Gass ilof of e s5s sald fssii s2;
thence north a distance ot
17.b5 feet; thence east 20
feet to point Of beginning.
. :" oRsniGSIiSSAL snSIiS 'Tfo;wNslTEs.. -''''
That part Of Lot ,. de-
scribed as follows: Be-
ginning at tho northeast
corner Of Lot 3. thence
south along the east line a
distance OF b.6 feet; thence
west 10 feet, thence north
S675 feet to tho north line
OF said lot. thence south
oasterly. along the north
line distance OF 1876 feet
to the point Of beginning.
c. ~ Snyder .,,...... 6s 2s.95
,s-E.i5 of $40 otto $. - ,,,,,
ryI!s" S'E.% wuiiam Horwitta. 100 isi5J
i27 e.s-b wlhelmina NJ
1877 Nes.a 7,s.& q vs. wii6elmna i''
nj. Martin .........s.. z5.ls
" Mary rice 90 ..,o.....,,.... IS nsS
Of = 40 +. +. Manning. 20 fL79
" scssinshau, .,....,...e. 10 1885
" r. II. Manning .o........ioO 1872
1877 1870 Leona q. sessing-
l:7 "4Hs TRs, part Of Lot de. .'''
pcribcd as follows: Be
ginning Ht point on tho
west line Of Lot 6. dis
tance OF 26.2 feet SOUTH
westerly from the north
west corner Of said lot;
thence east a distance OF
22.25 feet. thence north -
distance OF 5i.is feet to
the west line Of said lot;
thence southwesteTly along
the west line TO point OF
beginning. Elizabeth Cor .-
l| Johnson 3 Oh E.'o .'...a....i. anna ~ 32:iiis3s
1877 l-N-is Of Wa Tolbert ,o .,o,,
i" Dickson u ...."......,... @ SO I1si7
Il" T scTsei o' ....,.....,'. W. UC'l '' SO ?s2Oo
1877 AN io' Of Was OF ESQ
John ". Rodgor ......, 4s l5fSs
i.1 3-N-35' Of Egg John Il.
I.7 hoSsGF s.Ns.s5, o. $40; Of Ms M
OF E-2' Edna J.. Miller. tVo
i27 5.N.5O Of was Of E,so
OF s-lOO' Mrs. Beulah s,,o
COnver .............'s' - 80 ~
I27 2-N-s5' william Ellis 100 s9l'l'
i27 2-N-35' of $40 OF ME
Edna u. Miller ......,. 100 -Ul'e'
All owners OF abuttlng property, prop,
erty benefited by said improvements ana
other property liable to assessment are
hereby notified that all matters 1tIectins
such improvements or benefits thereby
and any claim or objections 70 the as
easements as above set forth SHAH be
filed in writing in the office OF Roy
Carbett, City Auditor OF the city OF Tulsa,
oklahoma on or before the 19th day OF
Nav. l922, at 800 o'clock a. m, ana the
same shall be heard by the board OF
commissioners on the 18th day OF May,
1922 at 800 o'clock a. m. ana any clallh
or affections not so filed in writing pc
fore said time shall be deemed waved
DATED this 9th day OF May, w.
ROY GARRETT,
AVN.N
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Standard Advances Gasoline
In Nebraska and Texas

Tho Standard oil company Of Ne
braska advanced tho price OF gaso-
line cent per gallon yesterday.
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KANSAS CRY, May i2.--Cash wheat
NO. hard tI32UlaO. no. red tl3i.
ul36
Corn--No. white SIC. No. yellow soc.
No. . yellow 5HisC.
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FORT WORM. Texas. May i2.-csttls
--RecoIpts 1000. beoycs t8.50gs.00. bulls
~ 2GWf 40. calves usGO.
HogH-H Receipts 1000, ught ti0.lta-
10 20 heavy ~ s25ml01a, plgs t3b0Qs.16.
sheep Receipts 500. lambs 1850 $50.
sto'kor sheep ts.5Ou7.60. feeders lambs
A. bUl 4 q 90
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WICHITA. Kan. May l4.--Hogs--Re-
eeip's 1000. market stoadY top fi0.io'
bulk tl0.H6WiDfO.
cattle Receipts $50. s,sady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-13

NEW YORK, May le.-Liberty bonds
closed avs pp30, first 4s gg.66. second
is $3.50, first AIS casa second AIS $3.50.
mira tts gp.a0, fourth AIS aa.0g, Victory
notes AAs l00.5S, Victory SAs 10000,
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Nrw York Mefala.

spot t52bq65o
.Ilno-- Q6itt. East S. Louis ,pot is.iog-
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(Published In the Tulsa Daily Worio asS my
s, 6, Z. $. o. 10. II. IL. l3. ~; hsrS,
World Publishing Company; pupns.eSlli, :,
CONTRACTORS.
BIDS will be received at the ortiCe "
the CIty Auditor, Tulsa, Oklahoma, untlI
o'clock, p. M. Monday. May To-, w.
for the construction OF SANITARY se.wra,
Including laterals. connections, ana otns.'
anpurtenances for Sewer District NO. lsS,
a. created and established by Ordinance
No 2292, passed and approved the sls'
plans, profiles and specifications 10,
tho construction OF said sewer system anu
appurtenances have been adopted by ths
MAYOR and board of commissioners
said city and ar, are dnTynsST nTT on me III '"'
bids must be made upon the oltlclaI
proposal sheets OF the city OF Tulsn.
the right to reject any and all pids
4. reserved 10 the board OF commission
ers OF the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
certified check in the sum or I'VE
Isl ner cent OF the amount OF the bid
will be required from each bidder. ,,
An bids will be opened and conslu ,
cred by the board OF conmisoners ot
TO be held in the city hall In said city
az o'clock a. IN. on the 18th day OF
Any and all parties interested are
hereby notified that they may appear
and protest against or object TO said
proposed improvements or any pat'
thereof or any matter or thing IN re-
latlon thereto. Mt said meeting OF tne
said board of commissioners on the l6th
day Of May '''1' ROY GARRETT.
City Auditor.
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CHANGE OF LIFE
W0MAN'S TRIAL
Proof That Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is Of Great
Help at This Period

Metropolis, Illinois. - 81 have
taken Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
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published N the Tulsa Daily World May
?. 10 II. IL, 10, 1929. World Publishing
Company, Publishers.)
Notice for hearing on assessments
Tor paving In STREET. IMPROVE
MENr DISTRICT NUMBER asa,
city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma;
In compliance with the resolution OF the
eSth day OF April, 1929. notice is hereby
gwen that the Board of Commissioners
OF the city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma. has ex-
amined tho estimate and statement OF
the city engineer as to the amount Of the
cost OF the concrete pavement which
should be assessed against the sbuttlng z
property the property benefited and
other property liable to assessment and
ne ne owners S.,,T , thSreof: In STREET I'M
includes the following described portions
Of streets, towit
ALLEY Book t27. Original Town
site. from tho west line OF Houston
Avenue to the west line OF Original
Townsite. between Third Street and
Fourth Street;
ALLEY Block 90, North Tulsa addi-
site, between Cincinnati Avenue and
Boston Avenue, running from the
south line Of Easton street TO the south
lire OF Block 6, Original rownsite.
with roadway TO Cincinnati Avenue
along south line OF Block s.
And said board OF commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate OF the city en-
gineer and has determined to assess the
against the abutting property. the prop
erty benefited, and other property liable
to assessment and the owners thereof. as
follows. to-wit;
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NEW ORLEANS. May l2,.-Cotton-
Spot steady 4 points higher, sales on the
ding l6TSc. miidllng 1850, good mid
ding lgSS, receipts 1850, stock 2as3is.
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KANSAS cry, May l2.--Eggr, butte
and poultry unchanged, Potatoes ol,
Sl.tbUs,o0, new i2.7b0S6o.
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That part Of Lot /. de-
scribed as follows: Be-
ginning at the northwest
corner OF Lot J. thence
south along the west line
OF said lot n distance OF
BIS feet: thence east
distance Of ll6.4b feet 10
the south line Of Block
20 North Tulsa Addition;
thence uorthwesteTly to
the point OF beginning.
Bertha Dague ........,l6s.s ais
scribed as follows: BE.
ginning at point on the
west line OF Lot l dis
tanee OF Sis feet south
Of the northwest corner
OF said lot; thence east
distance OF 1855 feet to
the south line OF Block 20.
North Tulsa Addition:
thence soLthessterly TO the
southeast corner OF said
Flock 20; thence north
westerly 20 point OF be-
ginning Bertha Dague .l4:.t a.
That part OF Lot ]. de-
scribed as follows: Be-
ginning at point on the
west line OF Lot /, q dis
dance of so feet north OF
tho southwest corner:
thence east a distance OF
lio feet; thence north
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-13

LONDON May l2,--Lcad- Spot LA ls
pdu futures l93.
Zine spot I.s1 futures Lc7
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LEGAL

on and Gas Lease for Sale.
Notice is hereby given that an
oil and gas lease will be let to the
highest bidder. in the office of the
County Judge of Cherokee county.
Tahlcquah, Okla. on the twentieth
day of May, 1922. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
on the following described real es-
tate:
North half OF the northeast quar-
ter of section "a. township 22 north,
range - east, so acres, same being
the allotment of William II. Justus,
minor: also the southeast quarter
OF the northeast quarter and the
southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter of
section 80. township % north, range
IA east, 30 acres. all in Tulsa county,
Okla, lands OF Claude Il. Justus. a
minor.
Send bid 10 Ross Daniel. guardian.
or A. Il. Robertson. county Judge,
Talequah, oklahoma, accompanied
by 10 per cent of amount bid.-Ad-
Vertispmpnt
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Closing bid and asked price OF Stan
dard OH stocks on tho New York curb for
Friday. US reported by Houston. Eibls a
Co! BID Asked
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NORTH TULSA ADDITION.

8NNIIN 7 IT 7 VIsNN NDII 7 IV4Ns
Blk Lot Name Ft. Amount
. ringer ...:........,.... rs ,a5Lss
20 1-W-20' OF Eco J. NJ. Ar
NOR and Annie G. trmnr rs 7I.O0
20 2W-5O' OF N-2S Grace H.
Winterringcr ...... ... rs e.a7
20 s-W-2O' OF N-2b' Of Foo
j. NJ Armor and Annie &.
=. Amor ..'..:...:.::..... IS :ss7
20 a-W-il Of $50 j. NJ. Ar
NOR and Annie c. Armor. so .l7..s
20 S-W-70' OF Nit Sarah L,
20 S-W-7O' Of s.i3' Roxie Ir-
=. vim ....,.,....,.,,',.... IL Bs.ts
20 l-W.7O' OF N-l7' Roxle Ir-
20 l,s-55' Of N.52' velma S.
20 4-S-35' Matte c. Farris. ..1T5 sOb.s2
20 b-N-l0' Matte e. Farris. 400 sasl
20 6-S.iS Lawrence ]. zoller.ls5 40s1a
20 Bertha nague 80, ,.,l6l.5 492.so
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-19

Harry Rover, two lots Of ground in
this county
From Dora brunswick ana wife to
StaIhen Kolb and wife, tract OF land
~ Fourth district, containing 30 acres.
From The Heating Realty Company
to George G. Lay and wife, lot OF
gre ma in this county, containing one
half OF an acre
From Annie Baden and others 10
Max kotzln and others, two lots OF
gro pd at Camp Parole, Second dis
trlct.
From The Aladdin Realty and Home
Builders Incorporated, to Thomas
Hutchinson ana wife. lot OF grounC
II Colonial Park, this county.
From John X. Culver and wife 10
Frank j Boyer and wife, two lots
Of ground at Brooklyn Park, Fifth
district.
From J. Charles Linthicum to Rob-
ert A. McHardy and others. two lot
Of ground at Linthicum Heights, Fifth
MS, ct.
From Ella Nicholson to James II.
Nicholson. tract of land in this county,
containing two acres of land.
From Wylie l.. Donaldson and wife
and others. to George w. Chandler
and Wife, tract OF land at Gambrills,
Fourth district, containing 51-100 OF
an acre.
From Margaret j. Payne to Daniel
e. Biddle and wife and others, lot OF
ground at South River Park. First
district.
From Guy b. Phipps and others to
Phil p j. Bayne and wife, tract OF
land in Eighth district. containing
GS IA acres.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-19
TRANSFERS
I OF CITY AND COUNTY
RECORDED IN COURT

From William T. Phipps and wife
% Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, of Annapolis lot OF
ground ut Germantown, Second dis
riot.
From David Scarlet Ross 10 Austin
a Oliver and wife two lots of ground
at Thomnson's Farms. Fourth district.
Ff1m Maude Evans Smith and hus-
band Mo Col John c. Waterman and
wife, lot of ground on Severn River,
Third district.
From William II. Price and wife to
Albert MILFORD and wife. two lots Of
ground in the county
From Bernard Block and wife 10
Charles H. Heint1mGn and wife.
tract OF land in Third district con
tanning acres
From Eugene w. lglehart TO Chas.
Brown and wife. lot OF ground on Sec
Ind street. Annapolis
From Walter H. Rippel and wife to
Black Brothers, Inc. four lots OF
ground in Fifth district.
From W Meade Holiday to Will
liam G. Williams. tract of land in Sec
ond district. containing 60 $4,000
acres.
From Thomas T. FARRELL and wife to
Clarence Smith, tract of land in Third
district. containing Is acres.
From The Securities Company. OF
Baltimore. to Harry II, Clarke. lot OF
ground at Hill Crest. Fifth district
From Elizabeth E Fisher to E
Oliver Murray, two lots of ground in
Third district
From Joseph T. Brennan to Ernest
Boehm. tract of land in the Third dis
trict.
From Asa 3. Upton and wife to Ru-
I ert Melvin Boyer and wife. tract OF
land at Severn Station. Fourth dis.
trict.
From Joseph ID. Groh and wife &c
Gustav r. Gang and wife, tract OF
land at Pasadena, Third district.
From Joseph Stein and wife K
Peter w. Miller and wife, tract of lan(
in SThird district
From James j. Doyle and wife <
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was formerly conceded. may lie due
TO toyine origin.
At the last tut erculosis convention
held at Chicago. 10 per cent. of all
child IT. b. was diagnosed as be-
ing due to infected COWS milk. But
with the above facts in mind the
percentage is conceded TO he much
higher, as the medical profession do
not slaughter their patients to find
out to what extent they are diseased,
and the causative agent lhuman or
bovsne) is seldom found out
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-19
Public Auction!
OF
Household Furniture

Having decided 10 retire from business
! viii offer TO public auction all of the
furniture now In MY store. No. - Main
street ON
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A Cheerful Giyer

A colored revival was in full blast
and one old fellow was exhorting the
people TO contribute generously,
Look what de Lawd's done TO you
all. bredren," he shouted Give Him
portion of all you has. Give Him a
tenth. A tenth belongs to de Lawd!'
"Amen," yelled a perspiring mem
Der of the congregation. overcome by
emotion. GLORY to de Lawd, Give
Him mo-. Give Him a twentieth,"-
American Legion Weekly.
If You have anything 10 selI-Ad'
yertise IL in the Want Column.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-19

IVUHl ; NtIItUHIt
Baltimore at Newark.
Buffalo at Toronto.
Reading at Jersey City.
Syracuse at Rochester.
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Standing OF The Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Scores OF Yesterday
Today's Schedule

All games postponed (rain)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-19
Traits End

Al last I've located one Of those
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American History
D Y BY DAY
By r. +. Green
NAY 10


A confederation was estab-
lished by the New England
colonies on May IS, 1913.
Rhode Island settlements
We're uaited on May 10, lG47.
One hundred Luildin q were
destroyed by FIRE in New York
City Oh Stay ~. 1871.
a treaty between Mexico
and the United States was
made OF May 10. 1913.
Jefferson Davis was CON
fined in Fortress Monroe, Viz
ginla. on May 10, 1865.
German raiders in Picardy
and Lorraine were repulsed by
y. 5. troops on May 10. 1918.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-19
UST BASEB ALL
ally Scores, Schedules, And
Club Standing OF The
Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Scores Of Yesterday
ooklyn, z; ST. Louis. s.
Other games postponed (ralnl.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Scores OF Yesterday


New York at Pittsburgh.
lhiladelIh a at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago. tu
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-19
Standing OF The Clubs
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Scores OF Yesterday

altimore, 4 Buffalo, /.
Rochester. 2: Reading. 1.
Newark-Syracuse (rain).
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-19
Saturday, May 20, 1922

commencing at 10 80 O'Clock 4. NJ.
The furniture consists of organ, parlOr
sets library sets. beds. springs. mat
tresSes bureaus, wardrobes washstands
buirets dining tables. dining chairs
chairs OF all kinds. rockers. Ice boxes
dishes, pictures, picture frames. gas
stoves sewing machine, and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention. Some
Of the furniture is nearly new al
Of II is in good condition All Of the fur
niture will toe sold without reserve.
TERMS OF SALE Cash. Goods TO be
paid for before removing same.
II. SACHS.
% Main Street.
Annapolis, Nd.