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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
LA CAMPANA CONTRA LOS
MORFINOMANOS ESTA EN-
PLENO VIGORENLA CIUDAD
Las nuestgaciones practcadas han Uenido demostrm
que en- ell curse de los ultimos dos amos Sc hu
desarrouado en- gran escaa ell uicio por las
drogas heroicas en- San Antonio

de Ia identidad dc cada enfermo para
que este en- seguida bajo e. control de
"A auto-idad, va sea dc esta pobia-
ci6n, de cualquiera otra s! Sc tras-
lada. De esta nanera, Sc ma comen-
zado pcr descubrir 4 los infractores
en- cada case Sc continGa por ana
dir Sis generates a una lista que es-
ii formandose.
La medida, como So We. es de rcsul
tados trascendentaIes. f!rmes Y esta-
bles. pues el dfa que Sc disponga algo
concrete respec;o r cada vicioso, prac
ticamente Ia gran cantidad de ellos
estara en- las .nanos de IA autoridad.
Y por 10 demas, el trabajo avanza.
progresa cada dfa, mayormente aho-
"a, con el reciente entendimiento en-
tre las autoridades de Ia policfa pri-
vada, la urhana Y las autoridades fe-
derales del ramo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
PIDEN QUE NO VAYA
SANCHEZ OTRA VEZ
AL GOBlERNO
Los diputados pobIanos
v Ia sociedad 10 con-
Slderan como
peligroso
.r.lrnr,n,. r.necin nnra - PREN>N.,

TcIcqraua Especial para "iA PREN>N-
CICDAD DE MENICO. Sept. 10
Los elcuen-us de mayer valia Dc y'co
Ioa!u pOblana -ssideate en- eSta ca2.-
~. Y may princ.palmcn,e los d.2uta-
dos Al CoEgreso de IA Uni5" Dor a
qlel Estado. es,da llevando q cabo
sa;a q Pres;daate Ob-cg5n activas
gss;iones a ececto de que no vaeiva
al Gooie-no de aQuella ent:dad feic-
ga,.va a, cx-Gobernador Jose Maria
Sanchez.
Los 2c,c.onarios cra;on L. hacer
yer los graves males que aearr1aE!a
:, Es-ado que Sanchez oc07a"a ds
rGe.o - EI5e-n4;u-a pcblana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
OBREGON Y DE LA HUERTA FE'
LlClTAOOS.
TeIcgrama Especial para IA rRENsA''.

TeIcgrama Especial para IA PRENsA' .
CICDAD DE MENICO. Sept. 10
E. Presiden;e Obreg0n e! Secreta-
rio de Hacienda, Adolfo de Ia HueS-
Ia, han recibido gran numero dc fe-
Ec:taciones con motive de Ia aproba-
c!6n dada por Ia Camara de Dipuia-
dos. al Convcnio celebrado por el Sc
gundo en- Nueva York, con el Comite
de Banqueros InternaCionales.
L. prGximo lunes, Sc sabe que el con
ven:o sera discutido por el Senado y
Sc cree firmemente que sera aproba-
do esa misma tarde y sc enviara des-
de. luego al Executive para n firma
Y promulgaci6n, fin de que entire en-
Nfgor inmedIatamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
Sc iHaugur6 eI seruicio
de BuItos PoStaIes
Mexico-Guatemala

TelCgrama Especial para IA PRENsA'
CGUDAD DE NIEXICO. Setp. Is.
Hoy Sc iuaugurG So!emnemente
el se-y1cio de bultoS postales en-
tre Mexico Y IA Republica de Qua
ternala. couCurTiendo q este acto
Director General de Correcs, el
Secretario de ComunicacLores y
otrcs altos cmpieaios de Ia Ad-
nlintstrac!6n actual.
El acto de II inauguration con-
Sistij en- el dep6sito de los prime
ros bu!toS postales eaviados a a
quella Republica centro-america-
ma Y los cuales conteEian obse-
quios para los funcionarios de Co
municaciones de Guatemala.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
la OUDAD DE FLADELFIA RLNDIO UN
HOMEMADE 4 la BANDERA MEXlCANA
No hay Uomito en- el puer-
to de ManzonilIo nj en-
ell de Tampico

TclCgrama Especial para LA PRLNSA"
CIUDAD DE MENICO, Sept. 15
Con motive de los informcs pri-
vaGos que han circuIado aQui re-
!atiyos 4 que en- Manzanillo ha
hecho 81 apsriciGn de una name
IA alarmante Ia cpidemia del v6-
rnito priCto, cI Departments de
Salubridad ha ascgurado que no
Ia tenido noticias oficiaies aCerca
dicha cnIermede Ia aparici6n dc
dad en- aQucl puerto colimense.
Il referido Departamento MEGA
adcmas que hayan sido de v6mito
los caSos que 50 han registrado
llltimamcnte sn Tampico y que
motivaron IL cuarentera por par
te del Gobierno dc los Estados t.
nidos.
Los casos rcgisurados. ascSura
cI Departamento dc Sa!ubridad.
No han sidu mas que dc paludismo
en- una fuTma grave.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
FUE ASESiNAOO EN- COATEPEC
UN ACAUDALADO ESPANOl
TcIrgrama Especial para IA PRENsA".

Tclcgrama ESpccrl- para IA PRENsA".
CICDAD DE MENICO, septiembre
16,-Noticias :elegraticas dc Ia ciu-
dad dc Jalapa, NeracruZ. inforuan
que eli Ia poblac.6n de Coatepec, in
mediata a aquella capital veracru-
zana. fue asesinado el rico conner
ciante espahol. Guilernlo Fe-n&rdez
Crespo. miembro promincnte de ia
colonia en- aquella pOblaci0n.
E autor del crimen fue el Conan
dante de po!icfa de Coatepec quieia
3 la hora de dar mue.te 4 Crespo sc
cncontraba en- complete estado de
ebriedad, hapiendo sido el alcohol, 10
cue 10 impulse q cometer este ase-
sinato que ha llenado de indisna-
ciGn q todo el vecindario de aquel
punto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
INICISTiVA DE IA CONF EOEHt>-
CION De CAMARAS
rclcqraa,a Especial para Ia PREN>N'

TcICqra"a Especial para Ia PRENeN.
.rU-DAD DE AIENICO. S,pt. 10
- Ia Q,tlrna asambIsa efectuad2 p"'
la Confederation lie Canaras de Co.
:re.c.o. =. dclegado poc Ia Cdmara
d. Ia c.udaG d. Pueb!a, Jose Gonza-
le.: $40. r~ssen,i una interesa"te I'M
ciattya ols tieude 4 corresi- ds raiz
l1s detic.vncsas de que ado,ece Q! Co
diso de Concrete en- materia Ge quie-
bras.
Ii Confederation acord1 cuviar IA
inis.at:va De "a Secretaria de Indus
tr;a a in de- qGe n tome e3 con-
siGe-2cih1 cu as futuris reEormas
que IN Ia ur;uaGdad se estjn esiu-
dianlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
sE FMgARCARON PARA VERA
CRUZ LOS NAUFRAGOS M6Hi-
CANOS DEL HAMMCNlA
.eI.sr,m, Especial para IA rRuNsA".

TeIrgrama Especial para IA rRL\HN
CIUDAD De. AIENICO, Sept. 10
Z. AGENT dc ID -iaeu d. va2ores AM
au~zuesa americana en- Southampton
Iagla-erra. cablegraf!6 hoy eS,h d.-
e:enao que los nautragos del vapoT
Hammonia. lie naciona1!dad meN.ca-
M. cmba-ca-on hoy Ell aQIeI puerto
~.ca Vsracruz. sisado los s:suien'es:
DAME. Sdachcz. Juan Zamora. para
T.r.r.co. Adr:&2 Moran. Carmen Me-
,zrdez. C.rmen Moran, Ramtro Gar
,.., Y Aware Goaz4!eZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
L.UCES DE LA
EXPER!ENClA

En- un principle Sc crey6 que Ia la
Dor de Ia nueya campafla iba ser re-
lativamente fdcil porque Sc ioan
descubrir organizaciones, compahtas.
sociedades o algo as, de morfin6ma-
nos demas partidartos de esta cia-
Sc de vicios, pero pronto Sc VIC
frustrada tai esperanza, pues apenas
81 de yez en- cuando han caido en- po-
der de Ia autoridad pequenfsimos CRU
pos de enfermos que Sc ayudan mu-
tuamente para p.ocurarse las SUBS
tanc:as que necesitan para su terri
bic NAL.
La experiencia ha demostrado.
pues, que Ia idea primEtiva era ine-.
xacta, pues 81 en- muchos terrenos los
infractores de "a ley tienden aso-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
FALLO EN- FAVOR DE UNA COM
PANIA PETROLERA

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Sept. Is
La Suprenla Corte de Justic!a acaba
de fallar en- favor de la Huasteca Pc
troIeum Company, contra Ia Conpa-
MIA Sinclair. en- el juicio pendiente
por los terreros ubicados en- San Mi
guel. que esta Ultima Compahia pTe-
. tendia eXplotar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
LIN iNDiGENA FUE AGRAClAOO
CON LA BECA LAMONT
rcIcgrama Especial para IA PRENsA".

Tclcqrama Especial para IA PRENsA'.
CIUDAD DE AIENICO. Sept. 16.--
Daniel Sa!azav. hum!lde psro intcli-
-ente estudiante perteneciente a Ia
raza irdfgera y qUien cursaba inge-
nicrfa en- Ia Escuela de Mineria de
esta ciudad. acaba de ser agraciado
COZ! IA beca ofrecida por el banque-
70 Lamont.
En- este concapto SaIazar ingresaE'a
Ia Universidad &c Hazard. en- los
Estados Untios. sostenido por dicha
beca. ..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
LA LUCIA
ACTUAL

Ahora las cosas han variado nota-
blemente en- este terreno, Rasta e.
punto de hacer CUE las autor!dades
hayan perdido Ia orientaci6n del' yer
dadero estado del asunto, pe-o la
nueva campaiia tiende precisamente
a devolversela y con Ella, e. control
de los viciados.
Una de las primeras medidas que
ahora Sc estAn tomando en- cada nue.
20 case que va descubriendo la auti-
ridad, es asegurarse perfectamente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
VA A IA ARGENTINA IA MISSION
MEXiCANA
relegrama Especial para IA rRENsA"

rrlegrana Especial para IA pBEN>N'-
CIUDAD DE-: MENlCO. Sept. 10
Sesjin dsspachos cab.eGrificoS rvcs-
bidos dqu. en- Ia S-cr=tlria de Re.a-
clones. IA mission G!2lomarica mcNt-
cana Cue - encue2cra en- Rio janet
70 con motive de ia ccteb~aci3n &c
Ia tlescus del c-ntenacio dc II IN
Gependcnc.a DE-! Brasil. sa,dra mana
na domingo para l. Argentina con e
ooieto d. asistir : ia toma de po-
session de! nuevo P-csidente &c aque-
Il. EeDlbIca. Marcelo A!vtar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
CANDELA CAYO EN- PODER DE
LOS RESELDES

TcIegrama Especial para IA pafNsN:
CUrDAD DE MEEICO, Sept. 10
En- fuentes privadas So ha recibido
aqui la noticia de que ell jefe rebel
de Eduardo Hernandez acaba de ocu
par Ia plaza de Candida. Coahuila
cerca de Lampazos, y. Leon.
Los infor1nes no dan detalles de
ninguna naturaleza aCerca de esta
1criGn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
deuluestra el Sentimicnto que eN!S>e
crgre los dos gvandeS gLebioS.
EL DlsCuRSO De UN
MEXiCANO.

Despu@s del djscurso ue accptac!6n'
DrouInc;,do en- uombre dc las muJe-
,es ue los Es,alos Uu.dos, por Mrs.
Roberts. hizo uso Ge IL palabCa el Sc
for Gvcgorio dc Ia Concha, estudian-
- mcNlcLno de- IA U0iyersidad de
Temple para con;esta- a4uel. habjen-
90 proaunc:ado 81 aIoc@ci5n ~ espa-
Pasa i Ia trccc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee La fRENSA has
2 larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper in the
United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17

Pasa a la trecs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus libfos en- espa-
mol. a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
l13 N. Santa Rosa Ave-, San An
tonic, Texas. Es la mas barata.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-17

Pasa 4 IA ;rccc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12
Entered at Anna polls Postonice a.
Second Glass Matter.
MONDAY. JUNE ~, 1922.
RESTORING FRANCE

The German charge that
France is not making an earnest
effort to restore the devastated
regions is answered in report
sent to the Department of Com.
merce by special representativ,
who is making a field survey OF
the European food situation.
He states that competent OBJ
servers have informed him that
ninety per cent of the old farm
land will be in condition for cul-
tivation during the present year,
though the amount of land ac-
tually cultivated may fall con-
siderabIy lower because of the
shortage Of buildings and the.
lack of agricultural implements,
He adds that farming in the de-
vastated regions is being con-
Quoted even more scientifically
than before the war.
That ninety per cent of the land
laid waste by the armies, inter-
laced with trenches and spotted
with shell holes, has been made
fit for the pillow once more,
though only three and one-half
years have elapsed since the Ger
mans withdrew, speaks we'll for
the French farmers.
If they had desired to let the
land remain as a wilderness as
long as it was possible to do SCI
without fear of detection, in or
der, as the Germans say, that it
might serve to remind France of
German vandalism, and so keep
hatred smoldering. they could
have waited a much longer time
before repairing so much of the
damage,
With this land brought under
cultivation again and with the
adoption OF improved methods OF
farming, French agriculture is in
a favorable position. To be sure,
the loss of markets for wine has
hit the wine growers a severe
blow, and resulted in a sharp
falling off in the acreage devoted
to grapes. No doubt, however,
profitable crop'will be found as
a substitute.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

Twin Oak Lumber Co. The
Union Manufacturing and Novelty Co.
United Rullaing Co. The.
United States Marine Paint and Chemical
Co. The.
GIFTED Tobacco Co.
LATED Travel Splice. Inc.
NEssersal Garage Co. The.
Universal Service Association, Inc.
Universal Tool Co.. The. :.
Value Garment Co. The.
Vanity Waist Co. The.
Victor Cooler Door Co. Inc.
Victoria Theater Co.. The.
Waterways Engineering Co. of Baltimore
waliener Corey Co. The.
West End Quarry Co.. The.
West Side supply. Co. OF Cumberland
White Star Laundry Co, The.
Woodrow Realty Co. The.
Young China 9sS.
Zeklah Lumber CO.. The.
| NOW, THEREFORE,. II. aAbBERT e
RITCHIE, GOVERNOR, or MARYLAND
| do hereby declare that. untter and by yir-
| tue OF rtilc provisions OF said Section Va oil
! Article ~ OF the Annotated Code OF Mary
| land. The charters or certificates OF IN
| corporation of the above named corpora
| lions shall be aud become repealed. an
/ nulled and forfeited. and the powers con
| ferrea. hy law upon sut,h. eorporations
shall be and become iRoperatives null and
1 yoid upon the expiration Of thirty days
! frems the date. of the first publication OF
/ this rrorlamation. which date of pubtea
| tion il the 18th day OF May. 1922. unies,
all taxes due by. such corporations, to
getlser with all interest and penalties du'
thereon: are paid before the expiration o.
said thirty days. y at9y. I'LL
Any such corporation paying all taxes
| interest End penalties az aforesaid, aftei
the first publication Of said Proclamation
shall be omitted from subsequent publ
cations thereof.
- Immediately. uaon. the expiration o
II thirty days from the date of the first pub
| lication 81 said Proclamation, the char
tiers or certificates OF Incorporation of al
such corporations which have not thel
faid all taxes. interest and penalties du
IA afarcsatl shall be- ipea, facto repealed
annulled and forfeited and the power
granted to such CORPORATIONS shall be In
lucrative. null ands, vai.l.a without the nee
Cssity OF proceedings of any kind either a
Amy person or persons who, shall, there
after exercise or attempt to exercise an.
4 powers. under the .t-harter or certificate a
Incorporation Of. Gry such cooperation
shall bc deemed guilty of n misdemeanoi
sRdsriiail he subject TO - fine mot exceed
Ing s1.O0Q.O0. or to iuprisonment not sex
ceelltng one year. or to both fine and I'm
prisonment. in the discretion Of the, Court
| GIvEN IND Err NJ
4 HAND AND THE GREA'
| SEAL OF THE STAT
| OF MARYLAND. s.
q nie sia Done mt The City Of An
4 (Crent Seal rapolis. this 18th day O
| 81 the State May. In the year. of on
OF Maryland.) Lord. one thousand min
| hundred and twenty two.
ALBERT c. RITCHIE.
BY the Governor;
Il PHILIP Il. PERLMAN,
Secretary Of State
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

as it is possible for human fore
sight and wise management to
make them. No inconsiderable
part Of the assets of every sue
cessful business are sound human
Judgment, Astounding faith, and
true enterprise. Necessarily, the
products which people can be In
duced to buy in paying quaint
ties underlies all else. But the
point for consideration is that,
when going into a new business
venture, one cannot avoid TAX
ing a chance.
Purchasers of securities have
to be constantly vigilant and on
the lookout for promoters OF
worthless stocks, when they have
money to invest, and the exercise
OF proper caution and careful in;
vestigation Of the companies ii
whose securities they contem-
plate Investing, will be found
wonderfully helpful. 1t is true
that if all risk-taking is to be en-
tirelv obviated enterprise viii
come to a standstill and progress:
will cease, but SPECTATORS and
investors should remember thai
rosy promises that won't bear in
vestigation are not the kind tina
pay dividends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12
- ~ as AZ rsFa Afaf $40. I.
A LITTLE TALK ON THRIFT
BY s. w. STRAUs,
~ ~ s-s& sstst-ssf,Es .Nsts
President American Society for Thrill

This is the time. OF the year wher
thousands OF our young people are
leaving schools and colleges to take
up the practical responsibilities OF
life. They are looking forward with
high ambition and firm determine
ton to. make the most OF the great
years that lie ahead of them.
Whatever life may hold for the in.
diyidual during the next fifty years, ii
may be. accepted as matter OF GER
tainty that life during this era will be
more interesting than. ever before
With the rapid progress now being
made in many branches OF science
one cannot. by the widest stretch OF
imagination, picture what wonders
will be seen and experienced by those
who are alive fifty. years hence.
But the. fundamentals of human
progress are as changelcss as the sea
and those who so the furtherest in
lifc's accomplishments will do so be-
cause of their adherence to those ele-
montals of success. chief among
which is the practice of broad, con-
structiye thrift.
This does not moan alone economy
in money matters. but 1t means in a
word the elimination OF, all forms OF
waste. One, of the penalties of mex
in practical matters is ones
failure to appreciate the value of lit
tie things, and thrift is essentially a
conservation of the so-called unim-
portant things.
Those who are thrifty are SYSTEM
attic. efficient and progressive. They
know how to stop up the little leaks.
:, The elimination Of idle moments
means more work done. Just as the
saving of few dollars here and
there means a substantial accumula-
ton.
Be willing to sacrifice small pleas.
pres for; the good Of yonr, career
Work, Systematically toward the one
fixed purpose you have in mind. Do
not tryssto arrive, at the goal of your
ambition too soon. Learn the value
Of patience
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12
il .C.ATs AND DoGsn

The aptly descriptive title be-
slowed by Wall Street on stocks
of no or little known value is
''cats and dogs" 1t was report
ed that the late J. Piefpont Nor
gan had "a trunkful" of such
issues when he died. Scarcely
any rich men are SO infalliblc in
their selections of investments
that, they fail to secure some
which come to be. despised. Ass
Appraisers have just finished
their work on the estate of Gen,
Horace Porter which they hold
as a money value of $2s916.5l0.
How careful an investor General
Grants venerable aide was may
be judged from the fact that he
possessed. bonds worth $1,Sl9,-
III, and of these 81 100000 were
wartime issues. Liberties and
Victories, ...
Nevertheless, it takes twenty
lines of type to list the practic-
ally worthless stocks found in
his strong box. These cats and
dogs" run into thousands of
shares and represent ventures in
mining, water works, railway.
land, bridge. manufacturing
companies and others. That he
had faith that they would make
good is. not to be doubted; nei-
.ther is it TO be doubted that his
trust was founded on. careful in
quiry which convinced him the
prospects of each and every one
of them were excellent. i
In their beginnings all kinds
of enterprises are, in a measure,
speculative. Seasoned invest
ments" are nothing more titan
the securities of concerns which
have been as firmly established
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12
LETTER TO EDITOR
Father OF One OF High School Boys,
Thinks Haners Were Dealt with
Fairly BY School Board.

To the Editor Of the Eucning Capital
Dear Sir: As the parent Of ono
of the boys engaged in the late cast
Of hazIng at the High School, natur-
ally | have a peculiar interest in. the
matter. ] was much relieved at the
DECISION OF the School Board and MIR.
Cooper's acceptance OF the same. fol
feared expulsion which would have
had a bad effect on the record of an,
C.; the boys wishing to enter college.
| understand Mr. Munroe has been
criticised for his action as member
OF the School Board, tho apparently
severe decision icing attributed to
him. ! commend him. for certainly
do not approve of oppression or in
justice in any form, whether 1t is
manifested in school days or In mature
life, and these thoughtless Toys have
teen dealt with fairness, tempered
with icnicncy by the School Board
and much more SO by Mr.. Cooper.
hopo this matter will rest as the
School Board first determined and
that my hoy and his fellows will have
learned lesson that will remain with
them.
Respectfully.
W. b. FINKBINE.
Annapolis, Md. June 10, 1922.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

iS--, providing .1ol, the issue OF the bonds
herein mentioned and described. the Ceun
~ Commits sioncTs of Anne "A fuudeI Count ,
will receive scaled bids for the purchas,
OF bonds Of Anne Arundel County, Mary,
land. as follows:
Si00,OO0 four and one half per cent.
bonds, TO be Known as Loan Of
Said bonds will all be dated july !. 19,,
IheyswIll bear interest. at the r.iIc oI foui
and one-han per sentuIn tlt.l.pxr aIlIinIIL
payable semi-unnuaIIy on the Lrst day oj
july anu January ia each year during thu
t1ntHltlliIc Ol thcxl0ais.s ms .priA.s.II,,t gi
SAID loan viii be payable upoI the scria
annuity plan as provided Ia saiu Act o!
ls2zyt HAPPIER yyss as follows: s.-,es
=, :, SeriessA 70 y ,y-inelusiyc, each series foi
sio,vVO, series payable July /. 1871 ana
each succeeding ssrIes payable suIy LIST ni
each year following July /. 1921, Including
July l.. 194S
The said bonds will be- of the aenomina
tons OF 500 and 1000 anu will De Issne.
with interest coupons attached SaIa
Dohds are forever exempt from all taxa
r Ion !, Ior STATE. touhtS, Municipal and
Z. Inc said sbidssor proposals must be de.
Hyered to the Clcra OF the County ol,-
tllssioners atehis Office in the Court House
An Annapolis. Maryland, before H. o'cioe.
noon on Monday. July 3rd, ID22 Zach bid
must be for cash. on delivery, must he e,.
closed In sealed envelope addressed an
Inc outside = Proposal for bonds. Anre
Arundel County. 1522. Zach bid must ~
accompanied. by a certified check suaon
some responsible banking institnt.o,,'
drawn to the order of County Comn,is-
sioners of Anne Arundel County. for nv.
per centum t51e) of the Tar value of tho
amount bid for. All bids or proposajs
VIII De opened at l. o'clock noon On Mon
day, July 2rd. 1872. in the. presence of the
County Commissioners Said bonds ,yiI,
not. be sold for less than their mar vain.
and accrued Interest
3 On the opening OF said proposals .s
many OF said bonds az have been hid for
not exceeding, however, the amount IA
which proposals are Invited MAJ he
awarded to the fhighest Responsible bidder
or bidders therefor for cash: and in two
or more responsible bidders have made the
same bid and such bid il the hi9haet and
the bonds 50 bid for by such highest re-
.sponsiDic O1taers are 4edn. excess OF tbf
whoie amount OF bonds as offered for sale
tnen such bonds may he awarded in a rat
sDle proportion to such responsive hid
ders bidding the same price
Inc tonuty Commissioners Of Anne
Arundel County may. instheir discretion
Accept ore bid for, all Of, said lean. or
separate. bids for parts OF said loan but
are not for all land they reserve the right
IN their discretion, to reject all bids or
Bidders are referred to the, said. chapter
Jos of the Acts Of the General Assemble
OF MaryiaRd Of 1922. as containing Tho
terms and provisions of this loan
The County Commissioners ief Anne
Arundel County. at Annapolis. Nd, May
s. o. TILGHMAN.
Clerk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12
ORDER NISI
Trust Estate Of ,Robb Combs.

ITUsT
~ .s1 i~.ee Noe 1915 Equity. ~. s.s-s,
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel Co.
s, Ordered. this 9th day of May 1920
that the sale of the undivided one fourth
interest in tine property mentioned in these
proceedings. made and reported by John
q. Schilpp and Charles Es Lee. Trustees
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the - s. 49, ,
a:sth DAY OF JUNE. NEXT.
Provided, a copy of this order be inserted
I'm some newspaper published In Anne
Arundel county. once in each of three sue
cessiyc weeks before the 18th day of June
next. ~er p eft s&-s .'4s So
The report states the amount of sale tc
he $i.0J0O0.
= WIN. NJ WOODWARD. Clerk
True Cory. Test:
wM. n. WOODWARD. Clerk.