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New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
ctive Trading
OLarge Upper
Vest SideFlat
..,0.h and CampOlyn, in
',1s''hs ,,,S'hsl., A9OiherDI. D, Deal;
IalacLingham Court El%s'
Dor,h D,,,dH Hall Among Sales


.,.,.,,, Builders, Inc resoid 10
= . Holding Company SZl ana
', .I'.1 ,i2sh Street, known as 'ns
. Rs,' "a, "a csmpolyn apartments
f''n,s .,.py sap buildings, build ISo1lo0' Is. Dur-
'iss1-',SS.' =. =. sellers last week They
ssssd ey .,' !, ,soS.oeo. A. Strauss was
q sr''',' s.rman sold for II. a D
BJf', =. 70 the Mefitt.tsTEasOn 7,s.,,
s'Hn. me '.,,, Company the eight-ssory
Construction .ows as Buckingham
spsTs'n.A;, =, Ts,. Ninsty.ninth Street
,,s Car = s,s ri & $4,000 sy By the "s seller Her
i;'ii0o. ..1,,.s I,,I re site IN 1902 and SUB, sub
No '.',, .'SO'''r erected the structure In''
s'qn'h.s w, I'd. since sha, time tined from
Daniel In.r.rt y. : Avenue Real'y st C9t
she t,b Ooes'vr vrsc,gtnt Avenue, sou'h
pofsiion 80 ,sb,b street Known ~
east corner eln 2. six-siory elevator
Fimsvofih nes.sm assessed at SzIo'-
srarnent i e,,rr we're the brokers.
90. SPOTS Realty Company re-
The Rsse.iss..h the Avon, a seven
ssh . ~ k..g,srs,ri At the northwest eor- eiL
son vslIIsn Avenue ana lio'h
street, Ii,1'g y grsttell sold for A. Glib
CeeIgs = y nj East ii8th Street, two
sssyv faia t0xllOO. ,L Z
fosr-sio' crswford sold 10 Joseph +.
SossI u, sre and a half story nat ~
- - ~, Forty-seventh Street, z5xlOO
~ -. - stein sold 10 the Direct Deaas'
Serserstion the siX-story fiat WITT
- .s 81 a e49 and 65l Lenox Avenue
49, ungar sold 10 William Martyr
=. 80 four.st0ry tenemcnts At ~.
=, IM East Eighty-second street
Ne1..~svin a Goodwin sold for Leopold
n's.,keimer the fve-story fiat at II
~ nth Street, 27xiOO.
J.is McAuley, OF Day & pay INC
II for Bernard Fox 1867 PARK ave
=. ! four-story fat, 25x7O, 20 kath,
-, hampton. The same broker soio
=, EsrT c. Reilly 70 the same buyer
h, IA psrk Avenue, similar type OF
w. S.i,h Russo sold 2254 First Avenue
..-ssssst corner Of 116th Street. I'VE
,.-.-, ,..,- t,rement, 25.10x95, for the Cress-
,.-...s,,r Realty Company 10 Annie
y w Roth sold for A. Adler TO Her
-, y solomon the southwest corner
= lrspss 3 and Thirteenth Street, q
,,.ssory building with seven stores
M. cardit Traders. Inc, sold 70
s.-.olo Nuratore the four-story house
!, es BEDFORD street, 19.9x75, and the
.irisr house at q TO Pia Quiriconi.
ne gsrep Holding Corporation sold
:. Wnla II Minchenberg the fve-story
,,,snsst With stores at 80 Clinton
Street. 2s17b.
yTsis Barclay, Inc. sold for James
R,,,lry 70 Herman Gutenberg 522
!. fss cfssA Street. three three-story
,,esw,,s vi,h stores, and I Columbis
street. iesr.hory tenement az north
EAST etrrsr e1i00.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Lamar HARDY Purchases Fine
Home in East 18Th Street

Dsue'n L Gilman & Co. sold Tor
M fapkine Polstein the four-story
Aun1a basement dwelling at 1lo
Eis Mey-eirhth Street, ls9xlo2.2'
= hnir Hardy, attorney, for oceu-
MI L was held at $4,000.
M Miller resold 20 J. J. KelleheH
tnlH n picture frames, the four-story
Sssll'rs At 249 Lexington Avenue,
ast Douglag L. Gilman q CO. were
he brokers'.
na Norris family is reported TO
Lin sd the four-story dwelling at
Nl Nitison Avenue.
NH Gsillard & Co. sold for Everett
Jrsbs and /. Randolph Jacobs the fve.
rsry tvslling "a West Eighty-seeond
Street
lsss r. Maron sold TO Jacob Goldey
4, iourstory dwelling at b93 west
I'd Avenue. 20x100.5.
Tts John P. Peel Company resold ior
N,lan Wilson 3l2 West Forty-hfth
ttr,t to Susie L. Condor, and 1886 70
~ Slraek.
Tie three.story dwelling at 255 West
I'd Street. i6x99.11, has been sold by
hob Goodman TO Malvina Bragh-
uise through John Durant.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
SpeIIman Building Landmark
On Park Row To Be Altered

The four-story Spollman building at
the northeast corner Of Park Row and
New Chambers Street. landmark Of
the Row" has been leased for long
term BY b. A. Schultz, Inc. who will
extensive remodeling and the installa-
tion of new store fronts. Alfred j.
Kehoe & Co. have designed the
changes. The property Is owned by the
John IL Spellman estate.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
LEGAL NOTICES

eprrTAr, meeting Of the siockhol1ers 70. ol
n p, S,-.,.t,s csblSs. Incorporated. 80
"a, cSornofetion. Win b hid on Frla1y. w
iStb ssy of December, 1877 ai Two Wa Sern. COM
In the afternoon. At .hs ne, oiieG n q ne Boroush
- hs.rbaffan City, County ana So
~ YoTk' for the following Purpe,se..
/. To vote upon a pfo.poo,s,iA :, - 49, com
49, W., fron fs5 .0O6. 900. consisting of -sy,-
10 ssares of the par value of wv -e6f
10 1000 900. consisting ,,oss. 80 $500
shares of the par value oi t.. tls. mas
t transact any other buf. ....i,s,,
- tsvfuiiy come before said meelihs
or auy Adjournment thereof, -.-.
BY order Of the Board of pireetosff,'r
PrcEident.
HENRY DE Ia MoSTAoNE: Jh.
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Buys Dobbs Ferry Home

George Howe sold for Jacob L. Price
his residence al Dobbs Ferry % Stuart
NJ Marshall. q consulting engineer.
The property was held at S37 800. The
sane broker sold for Mr.. Manheimer
several lots on Palisade Avenue, In
Dobbs Ferry, to a client who will erect
G residence.
sold for the estates Of Tappan Zee 10
Harry Lyman Dunwoody a plot adloih-
ing his home on harrington avenue
Philipse Manor, North Tarrytown' N
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF
New York. County ~ New York. ~. 7
stark. Inc plainun. w. haftali ~
Moses. doing business a. y. 3. Moses
a co Defendant piaintin dsHgnatqs
New York County ~ the plses of trial
Summons
no ihs above named defendant You are
hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint
IN this action. and 70 serve a copy % your
answer. or N the complaint II not served
with thia summons. 20 serve a notice OF
appearance on the plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty days after The service %
this summons exclusive Of the day ~ serf-
lee. fn case on your failure 70 appear or
answer Judgment will BE- taken against
YOU by defaait for the relief demanded 10
the complaint
Dated. New York. November -, 1912
Epstein y Brothers. Attorneys Tor ilaln.
uF. OTlfs and rost0Iica Address, No,
Rector Street New York city
10 Nanai = Moses. doing business a.
n q Moses n Co. The foregoing summons
la served upon you hy publication pursuant
10 nn order Of Hon. GcOrga v Mullan,
.inatlce of the supreme C0urt u the state
IN New York. dated the ON day n Deem
her. fsfa and filed With thu complaint IN
tho onice % the Cler6 Of The County 81
New York AZ The County Court House m
ths psfhufh % Manhattan. CITY County
ma STATE a. New York
pated New York, the sth day of Deem
tCr. 1879
Epstein g Brothers Attorneys for risin-
tn. Odice and posi0nicc Address. Rec
tor street Borough OF MANHATTAN, .Sity
Of New York
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

cRAorS. NARY wfLLARD-IN PuRsU-
INcE or an ORDER of HonorAeie
JOHN y. CoHAIAN, a hgrTgga.s lss es -
~lren o. go persons having claims atalnst
w.rr Willard Cragin. late of the Counly
- Eru York. deceasef. 20 present the ans
wlth vouchers thereof % tac slpse. I, - ~.
o,nce Of Esaelsiyr A Haughwoui thcir AZ,
,e--'.vs so. : Rector Street bofolsh ol
tfarhaftau, IN the City ~ Ne~ iofk' on of
f-fcre fhs ffh DAY a. January ls-s. ..
ff.yfq ~ gPARROWE. MIRIAM VIII
IAN f.RAOfN. Errc1fora. Dated NeN
w., ths .sth ,fay of June, 1893. EssIL-
~ ~ > =. ..,,rs- o,-os and n o. Address,
Iieefof street. Borough Of Manhattan Cii'
u Sev York
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Natanson Buys l2-Story Loft
Building i'm West Both Street

Max n. Natanson purchased from
Newtown Creek Dock Properties. Inc.
% 10 81 West Thirty-sixth Street, a
twelve-story loft. 6Ox9s.9, held az $780,
600, for cash. Byrne & Bowman were
the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Results of Auction Sales

Co.. 1y Joseph & Co.
Hi6 eoneoufss. n W cor 1sa n. AK
fs-s R.ssf Nathaniel Isowenstein agt
~ ttss.sssTs Material Corp et al: amt
'ssi taxes, etc. $3.50: withdrawn
--.. By Henry Brady
49, ave. 81. Va s7a ~ 15sth
= "a g,..i. tno s-sty strs; Keisicr Realty
tlsI ~. Esrgcr. amt due. SI2.43it5;
NoAbl. adjourned sine die.
=. Ftrf a., Lincoln Scidc Company
n u IA ~, ~, e. 800 . i7lst ~. i00x
' brov, ngton ave x25x irreg. Alice
Aift es. ~ Lila o Deis et a. amt due
Hth. 4. stst etc, f5e3. pr lens. VA
.---...s - pis'ntin for t1as93.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Sales in Staten Island

Cornelius G. Kolff has sold for The
estate Of Charles Rosenberg to o.
swanson q plot Of ground on shefhelc
Street, West New Brighton, 5. l., ana
for Charles Hennessy property on FOR
est Avenue, West Brighton, 70 T. Draeh.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
aAfFa

BY VIRTUE OF a ehat!el mTorigasrrs; mToorisg1 ~, dAS1 hyp
June ~. 1922. made - Ly..S atf -
~ ssattFR co 10 BETHLEHEM bALt-a
~ a. xyeffb@iraer. aucfloueer. VIII stll -
,.rss,iee. III r. Brady. sof West fsin otes., os..s
In ths Borough of Manhaiian. .ss io,A "A ~
~, =. ~. ffh day of December. lS--, A. ivy
a. Two al bethlehem Chasria VIII fA-e
t,,sV ans cab TOP. Motor Nos. 1887 An'
n Lse ~ order of mortgages
--''"'' II WTIIHEIAff.Tt. Auctioneer'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable JOHN y. coHALAN. a sure. 70.
Faif et tn' (s" iii Icons hayins
e,,,h. h.F'sy sS.,hs, Sy'9 9aNNiE y HYDE lsis y
ne County OF New York, DECEASED. 20 pre-
sent the same with youehets th.Ieol. ". ~
inx burinsss. ut the once u ALENANDLh
a GREEN. their attorneys az No. i1p
proadWay IN thf Borough of Manhattan,
f.itv az New YORK STATE ~ New York on
=, toforo ne Id day Of February, 1898.
Dafed New YORK. che 1sth day q July
JAMES ITkzEN HYDE
ALLAN McCULLOH.
HENRY l.. RippE.
ALEXANDER 0REEN. Attorney. for
Executors. Once ana Il, y. AaaIesL
NsW York CitT.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Brown Buys in Motor Section

Frederick Brown purchased from the
estate Of John J. Bowes 544 and b46
West Fifty-fourth Street, two build
ings, 5Oxl00. Arthur T. du Cret & Co.
were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
stIRROGATEs' NOTICES

* T,ffPefT1ScE o. Al ORDER OF no !.
JoHN p. cOHALAN. a Eurrogate ei ~.
ceuntY Of NeW York, NOTICE j. hetso,
rivss 20 All gerseg1sy hs,,ns s ,ss County q
- v,rt de.-eared % present ne aafnc
.,itb youchsra thereof 10 the snbrcIlbtr Ai
H. ortnrfpal. place q transacung husiLe,s;
10. ~ William street. IN ne holo-tt -,
.s.rssfsan- civ of New York. on or ociote
~ md DAY of June next -.
DATED. SeW York. the sist day o. "'-
'emOsi' TIE FkRMERs' LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
orr.LEn, RoLsroN & nLANc Aiior-
ueys Tor Errcufor. 81 E4ehange race
New York. y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

NEUrMOND. KARL. - In pursuancs OF an
crter of Honorable John =. Sohalan,
c,,rrecats OF tha County OF New YORK. notice
!. hereby glVen tc AL g1feons having clalin,
sralnst Kari Ncumond. late Of the County OF
New YORK, deceased, % present the sAii.s
,ksir maze OF tranracting business, at ne
,eeee 6f Van Worst. MArfhall smith, ihelI
.,,orneys. a. No ss Broad Street. IN the
porouEh of Manhattan. ln the cliy oi Ns~
York. state % New YORK, On or bet9ie nv
igth day of May. 1879. -.
Dated. New YORK. the 10Th day OF woven
'e''''' GUSTAV NEUMoND
GEORGE MEfiIBACH.
Sidney n MARCH
AinlnlHu atgr1.
yAs worst. MARSHALL 4 sAlIh
Attorneys Tor Admiplst-Ato.a. Onics
srd y o. adtresf Is kTyni Street.
BorouEh Of MAnhattan. \sH YORK Si'y'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

OLD EsTADLfsHED MANU-
FACTURER or PNEUMATIC
TIRES DESIRES HIGH CLASS
TIRE SALESMAN AcoUAisr.
ED WITH TRADE IL PENN
sYLvANIA AND NEW YORK
ADDRESS D.. tis TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
nrAI. EsrArE-sALE on RENr
Richmond

ToTTENVIIIE. 2O3 Msnhattan-f rooms
sto west Tngiewood i1A Teaneck Road
10 rooms. s75 Hackcnsack, 70 Pine, rooms
f7g. 81. 500. Alderman. 1S7 Greenwich o.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
N WESTCHESTER 80
- SALE OR RENT
NYW ROCHELLE

WATER FRONT Plot, ~ aerss. Pro-
$4,000. Mr.. Edmund W, hodine, go
Main street Tel. fti New Rochelle, y. I.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
INSTRUCTION

HHT Ech00r. q WEST tEn srnEEf
Mill hcieiri1 rtlninG. indlFidua "a
tfuftio1- studeT,ts under dxtsss
~ admittsd Pratt RllG
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
NEW ROCHELLE

RESIDENCE PARK-Fins home, 10 rooms,
tiled bath. electricity. tlass enclosed
boFcl sleeping porch. large plot.
ANOTHER well located BARGAIN, new
stucco home, rooms, I'll improvements
garage. SELL At COST ....,s.; s''' ''if'VVP
LESLIE r. HARRIS,
10 North Av. Tel 1855. New koeheHe. y. T.
2 LOTS. loxioo each; convenient 20 every
thing price $500 cash or s, si,sso fa paans as.
sOss-W white Plains Thomas, Room
5Csi Grand Central Terminal.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
PELHAM.

DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE. Q rooms and
bath, hot water heat. open hreplaeei
plot Boxi1S: Immediate possession. Price
li2b00. Liberal terms Colonial house,
rooms tiled bath, sun parlof, sleeping
porch. hot water heat, large plots .nlin.-
date possession. Price 80. 700. Terms.
James B Connolly, Woifs Lane. Pelham,
n. r.. Tel 1855. Res 1881.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Westchester
New Jersey

es,a for SUBURBAN wESTCHESTER. "
PRINCE a RIPLEY. sl1 Madison av.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
IARcHMoNT

IARCHMONT-To let. Dec. rs 70 April 10,
Furnished artistic COiouial house. ssten
- r.onfh . Phone l.archfnont 4i
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
PELHAM MANOR.

FOR SALE-Stucco house. rooms. baths;
plot 7ezist. enclosed pQrchcsy open nrc-
places. fN0.c1r EaraEe, bts1tifuly laNd-
soaued wonderful trees: bargain. easI
ferfaa Phone Mamaroneck 19A.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
SITUATIONS wANTED FEMALR
Chambermaids

cHAMBERMAID-MAiD. French. vsry cara
ble: excellent maid good seamsirsss. high.
ly recommended y. hiss heima{eIs
s9tT Murray liii.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

MATTRESSES, nurses, sss-
eral excellent girls Miss Halls Bureau
II Wsst ffth ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

CIIAMBERMAID-L -LAuaDREss. ciiyi ~
celient references, stb-iiQ. Wetilef z
Agency, 20 West f3d st
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

~ ~. ~ W M1HRIE " SPI CO. Ruts.rfoSa ~
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-27

Washington, l.. C.. Feb. 2t-OIo
Man Mars may be gro@gT from the
stiff body blows thai have beon rain
ed on him from all quarters since
Armistice Day OF 1918, but he won
hands down in st. Valentines Week
over the forces Of Cupid in q decision
of the Marine Corps. In the future
no married man will set by the re
cruitGrs who wear the blues Of the
Marines. nor viii any be ra-enlIsted
from any branch of the service eN-
cept in specific cases of men on duty
at certain staff Offices, those detailed
on recruiting duty and the benedjcts
who have had long ard honorable
service with the sa2 s0I4Iors.
The order Of Major General John
A. Leieuuc was not issued as re
Election on the fGAtlng merits Of the
men who have been seriously wound
ed by Cupid's arrows. NaDaeFilians
who declare that thu married man is
a better warrior because he is always
fighting win find no support H. the
order. It was based on economic
reasons; the pay OF private and the
lack OF quarters at most stations for
the families Of enlisted men Being
controlling reasons.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-27

~ 3. SOC. SOD. soc. 80-F and
a.-G lre hereby repealed 70 Tie eN-
Eat Of such Inconsistency. II any
l.. the provisions Of said sections
E4n To- amy reason. be held to be
uacoustitutiondI and invalid. sucH
.u3"ment or decisions shall not effect
f3snair or iuvalid3te til" other pro
.iajon5 thereof
&V-r The provisions Of the Act
Hul not apply "a any County Or
Counties having a County Road En-i-
nee. in charge OF County Road con
uae.ion, provided, however, that
aEgl County upon written request Of
=. County Commissioners T." the
E...- Roads Commission may avail
.s-,Il a. the provisions OF this Act.
soc Whenever a majority OF the
.s."yTtl. owners OF ANY County road
..r.e in writing that they will haul
.i.e of charge ali road material for
.n. uol1din- OF said road from the
..-ariies. railroad stations, boat land
l1- OF whatever convenient place the
znuI material can BE- furnished by
liz County Commissioners and State
Uoaus Commission. then the build
~ u said road shall have first con
liberation over other lateral County
rold5 Wayr- the property oWu,rs do
uo5 agree to Go this. This being Il
pam OF the expense. in order to build
@tore miles of permanent County
Goada When the State Roads Com
mission and County Commissioners
ii any County receive the guarantee
made by the property owners, the
Count commissioners shall recon-
mend the building OF said road out
Of The County funds or any other
funds available.
Section ,. And be it further en-
acted that this Act shall take effect
September IS. 1922.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-27
Entertainment Al {isaaa

The teachers and pupils OF the
Vienna High School viii give an en-
tertainment il the assembly room OF
the school on Thursday might March
End, 1922
The program will consist Of The
play IAN Awful Aunt scenic read
ings and tableauE.
Cake candy and ice cream will b
for sale. Proceeds for the benefit Of
the school.
Come out and see this awful
Aunt aud the pickaninny Pete
-wxHpzrspzszrs
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-27

Glass Blown From Town Clock Face.
GreensburS. Feb. 5.-Pedestria
IN the vicinity Of the ounty jail were
startled by deIuse Of glass ana the
Sharp sounds made g it splntered N
he pavement. High winds caused the
glass to drop out of he town clock.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-27
Stricken While Crankina Car.

Easton, Nd. Feb. -5-EIisha Hub
9ard, a retired merchant, while crank
~ his car suffered i stroke Of paraiy
is, affecting his entire right side and
ausin@ loss of speech.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-27

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,'u1;atE ts22tu -,!.JIHl.
S"na,-r J-.J"a" -t="-" .t.t@ -'.-
reduced At7 ito@l i]-2t -. Il ...t7 .'-
a'iT"d very faFofa.' .s. ""'..a..... -''...
farmers III at sections .'' 49,. aS...'.-
1t - E.iE natural t.''. @"... i.o4'.'
al3a~, %l" @""if1 I'D '-N' ga. u T.
men "a H.-.-si'lS a:.o :. s,.'. .,--- '''.1'
e-tr1-.@5 OF cos. Si-" 900" '''@.-.
-1% opposed 10 any Sti;-..->. 2 a.. A<''
5"SIn" citizens NAo ",": L-7 si-.'. s,''.'
= d. -.ay@ '4.-'o '..~' ..-1,i .,'..'- - .~-
.'1219 ~o.-.--'!#5is'-l s..s -,@0.,' 81
''i\ 44@>I - -'''i 81 =. ''''o.5l -,
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IN = - -...'- ..- go
- -1't'l- -. ',,,' . - l,,4..
'.SLs 80 ...,. .t ..,.'.',> S,.l
l..,,.1.. ~. .1,,-t.,;.
Sc. ;. "a - .,,l s.,-,,,.....Z, saa-
i.o..,>-,. 80 (,.r:'r'. ~ 49,. 7,..,r~.,
as Sections SO-A, SOB. soc, SOD.
soc, sos ana SG-G and to follow
Immediately after Section 80 OIL
said Article. authCriZinS and Oil
rectiAS the State Roads l0mnlI|-
sion TO take charge OF the constIuc
ton maintenance and Improve
meut of all the public roads and
bridges in the several Counties oil
the State. and to construct and
maintain the same at the expense
Of the several counties.
Section l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly Of Maryland, That
Section so of Article 81 OF the An
Dotated Code OF Maryland title Sur
veyor and State Survey" subtitle
Public Roads" be and it is hereby
repealed and re-enacted with amend
ments, and that seven new sections
be and they are hereby added to said
Article, said new sections to bel
known as Sections S0-A, SOB. soc,
sod S0-E, SO-F ana SOC and iOI
follow immediately after Section So
Of said Article, all OF said Sections
t., read as follows:
80. lNothirg in this subtitle shall
be taken to alter, abridSe, or III any
way effect the present method or
road construction OF repair by the
RESPECTIVE counties at their own eN-
Dense or otherwise, as now authOriZ-
ed BY the IaN.l IN addition TO the
powers ana duties now vested in or
imposed upon it by existing laws. the
State Roads Commission of Maryland
is hereby authorized and directed to
take full charge and assume entire
control over the construction, recon
Structlon Oh ali puoHc io"o9 ""G
1ildSea III the several CountlGS %
me 5tate. me SAD state itoao'
COMMISSION shalL nave l4e Pc" 80
ana II sA"i De It's oUI1' 20 lay olLo
ne" OF - alteI' Hlueh OF cloSe exist
lAG roads, "At4 n II" Juo6iIeHI t4V
pest interests OF the 9tate VII "
promoted thereby pFofloeo no"
ever, lnaI the aela COMMISSION SHaII
gave 40 JURISDICTION over me Io"uS'
streets, or highways "lthtn tue lliilII9
or any incorporated CITY OF Town
unless the proper aulhollue9 OF sucH
cities or towns request II IN WIltlhS
to assume such jurisdiction, III when
case the Commission may assume
such jurisdiction ana authorlt}.
30-A (For the purpose OF carry
ing out the provisions of Section so
of this Article, it shall be the duty
of the Boards of County Commission
ers of the several Counties to sub
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Nuts
rrf~<> raid Nhslosah Dealers
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LEGAL NOTICES

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RANK CLIsARINGS
Seattle
STRAWBERRIES
ARE ON MART
Louisiana Variety Arrives;
Sales Slow

A car Of Louisiana straxberTfes
was on the market Wednesday. The
berries were Of fair quality. but.
due 10 thu high price and unfavor-
able weather. halez were slow.
cratns Of "a plnfs were quoted at
Wholesale at 81 and. according 10
Jobberr, should no, sell at retail over
10 cents pint which nets a fair
profit for the retailer. Prices on
apples. oranges. lemons and other
fruit were steady.
Tho potato market was weaker
and prices were generally lower at
ss7 ton for fancy graded Yakima
Gems. So TO SIS for Melted Gems.
No. stock. and from s32 to SIS
for the best local white spuds.
A new shipment OF Yakima Yellow
turnipa was on the market at Is
cents higher n sack at sz.25. Local
dollhouse radishes were quoted at
So cents n dozen punches and hot
house onions were at 40 cents.
The egg market was steady TO
firm at IS cent a dozen for fresh
ranch. whiteehsled stock and 20
10 81 cents for pullets. Receipts
were light while the demand was
fairly strong. An easier tone was
noticed on the butter market with
the arrival OF California stock. A
large quantity is expected to arrive
here Friday by steamer.
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Smith Cove Tsrrninsi--Pier A--str city
Of spokane. str West Japps. str Han
ley. str Ksystone state. str Eastern
Merchant. Pier B-str Silver State.
bell Street Terminai-U. n @. @. Haids.
u. 4. r. HHsllow. ship 81. Paul
Grand Trunk Pacific Tsrminai--6ir
Qrsen-
ps.r i4-s.r Motif. Gty.
Pier Str Africa Msru.
Pier str Alameda str Jsn-rsoa. sty
Pier A-sir Spokane str Admiral PARA
Pier B-str Admiral sssr.~ str Ruth
Seattle shipbuijdfng 4 Drydeck ce~-No-
torship Anvil. str Ruby.
Union Pacific Do~k-Btr TeTaa-
Pacific Coast Coal Bunhsrs-U. a L a
6wiftsurs. u. 4. A. T. Wheaton. u. q
1. IL T. Cedar. u. a /. IL Rose
y. n. Shipping Board hcortnxs-Str
Cros Keys, str Delight str psirosa.
ctr Ieenium- str Anns E. horse. str
cshokis. ssr Yves, Hsrtiand. str La
brico. str West Isoa str Western
Knight. str Eidrtdrcs str West jester.
connectirut Street Termina-Str san
Francisco. str sootlAnd MARI
Standard oil Cas- Dock--Astorship Ma
stacy street rsrmnsi--U. 4 c. 4 Burn
sife.
Lander Street Tsrmi.sa--U q @. q sur
vcyor.
Commercial Bofisr worfp-U. = c =
Deli~ood- str Yosemite
Hanford Street Termtnai-SStr Depsre-
spokane Street misunderstanding Ilb-
by Maine.
Todd Drydocks-str Sarruta- hktn Forest
Friend. schr Chas. r. wilson
PUGET Sound Bridge aad Dredging Ca
Str Patterson
Ames Yard-Ssr Roosevelt
Nsftiston's NiIi--Str Mystic
Hsnernan DRY Doek-6tr ketehskaA
stream-Buoy no. Ship Chiilicothe.
WInslow Marine Raifwsy-sstr Pacific.
str Morning Star. str Grtffdu. barge
Belfast. barge CsauitiAm City. schr
Helene
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100000 IDLE
IN ENGLAND

LONDON, March 20. - Thousands
Of shipbuldlng workers quit today,
according to statement from the
ministry of labor. Three hundred
thousand In all are expected to walk
out following wage cuts.
This strike is separate from the
lockout of 500, 900 workers in the en-.
cheering trades. which was pro
claimed today by the Engineering
Employers federation.
In all. disputes in the engineering
and allied trades win have added
1 200, 900 men TO England's army of
unemployed. bringing its total to
nearly 100000.