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New Britain herald., 1922-02-02
STAGG URGES ACTION,
Veteran Athletic Director at Uni,crs- ity Of Chicago Asks for United stand Against Pros. in College Sports.

Chicago, Feb 2.-Now is the time for unked and cooperative action by all university interests against the in- roads of professionalism on college athletics, Alonzo A. Stagg, veteran athletic director at the University of Chicago, said today. He called for evidence of professionalism against any University of Chicago athlete, and said the giver would receive my per faculty"
New Britain herald., 1922-02-02
SOME TEAM THIS
Tor the Third Successive Time in . Week Passaic High Scores Over 100 Points in Game.

Passaic, N. J., Feb. 2.-Passaic High Schools wonder basketball team was n it's best form here yesterday and !efeated Hackensack High school in
 northern New Jersey interscholastic eague contest by 1O3 to 20. It was he third successive time in a week 'assaic reached the century and this makes a worlds record. Last Wednes- lay Ridgewood was showed under in eague contest. l01 to 12, and last Saturday Eastern District High of Brooklyn fell 100 to 2S. It was also oassaic's seventy second straight win since March 10, 1919.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-02

North street.
 The Cubs basketball team, averag- ing 105-110 pounds, is out with a challenge to play teams of that weight in this city, the Boys club Partners and the Grammar school teams pre- ferred. N. Rosen, of 605 East Main street. is the manager of the Cubs. He may be reached by telephone 2526-4 between and o'clock in the ] evening"
New Britain herald., 1922-02-02
TO HELP GLEASON
Comiskcy Secures Johnny Eyers to Act As Assistant to Manager ,sOf
 S-f g,.| White SOX.

Chicago, Feb. 2.-Johnny Evers he veteran National League player md former manager of the Chicago Nationals, has signed contract to be- some assistant to William T. Gleason, manager of the Chicago American league baseball club.
 Evers will report to Gleason in time to accompany the first squad of White sox players to Hot Springs before they join the main squad at the regular training camp at Seguin, Tex. Evers, if was said, will devote his time to the coaching of the young players while Gleason will give most of his time to the young pitchers.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-02
ZBYSZK0 WINS EASILY
Bnrkarth is Downed Twice on Mat at Turner nalI-Malccwicz is Also n Victor.

Before small crowd in Turner hall last night, Stanislaus Zbyszko, the worlds wrestling champion. downed Charles Burkarth of New York, in straight falls. The first flop came after 5 minutes and 40 seconds of
New Britain herald., 1922-02-02
PLENTY OF COACHES
Penn Athletic Committee Plans to Have a Mentor for Nearly Every Position.

Philadelphia. Feb. PA coach for nearly every position on the 1922 foot ball eleven of the University of Penn sylvania will be the plan for next season. Frequent conferences have been held recently by the Athletic Committee on the question of the coaching staff.
 According to members of the com mittee Bill" Hollenback will okain be assistant to Head Coach John w. Heisman. Offers have been made to two line coaches and six other men are under consideration for minor places on the staff will get the 1922 Red and Blue machine in shape for the gridiron campaign.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-02

The holding of the meeting in Wash ington breaks a precedent, as this is the first time in recent years that the American league has held a meeting in any city except New York or Chi cago.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-02
Holders of Records

Mir. Sutton is the holder of the worlds record for high run at 1892 balk line, with 799. The contest Messrs Sutton and Spear will engage in will consist of 100 points or no count in straight billiards and 150. points of 1s:2 balkline. The pair will also give an exhibition of trick and fancy
New Britain herald., 1922-02-02
BAN CALLS MEETING
League Magnates Notified by President to Gather at Washing ton, D. C. on Next Wednesday.

Chicago, Feb 2.-President Ban Johnson of the American league has issued a call for a meeting to be held lat Washington, Wednesday, February S. The 1922 schedule will be present. ed to the club owners for adoption at that time.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-02

could be able to manipulate a cue with such dexterity. His exhibition is one of grace and skill
New Britain herald., 1922-02-02
WORKS BRUSH LEAGUE

453 .42s 446-1325
New Britain herald., 1922-02-02
379 434 45S-127t
FIRST CHURCH FELLOWSHIP
 CLUB

431 35S 321-115O
The Washington herald., 1922-04-04
AUCTION SALES
THorAs >. ovEE a son. Austlsn..T..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNrSf,
proved building lots In Chevy Chase Grow
D. c. ~ virtue of seventeen certain deea.
of trust duiv recorded In ul. Llber 4f5l.
folio 30i: (2l. Liber 44so. folio e0s: a.
I1ber 447i. folio itos fD. Liber 4fs6. folio
rs: 5l. Liber 4+es. folio iss: fsl. Lint
ESQ; folio 30: fTi. IIb~r ltsS folio Sn7
Gsl. Liner ltaS folio ls7: Se1- iih@r stIi,
folio l9a. respectively. ~ the IAsd Records
Of tho District Of Co'unbiA aud ClOl. q Ger
tain deed Of trust recorded smonE said IHnd
hecnrds 81 liss1 o'ciock a. m. on the 2sih
81 December. 1871: un. Iib-r 4Is3. faii-
20: u2l. Iiber 4te9. folio -: l1sl. Iis~f
tf5a. folio ts2: tin. i3ber f4s3. folio ~:
tial. Iiber s9sS. folia -: f1sl. IIber tsia.
folio ss4. and n7l. Liner tz7O. At folio ast
respectively. said Land Records Of the nis-
trict Of Columbia, and Of the request Of th.
marty secured thereby. ] VIII sell 81 pub.
lie auction wi'hin the orirs % Thas J.
Owen 8 500. 1881 G st. NV. ~ FRIDAY
THE 1TH DAY or April. 1872 AT I
O'CLOCK p ~. the foii1winr descrih~d
land and premises situate In the District
% Columbia and known and distinguished 80.
~. Lots ~ md 10 In Square 2ns5: f.N
- IN Blo"E go: 81. lot IN B'"sk
229i: HN. Lot q in BIack osai: ca Lot
Re In Rl"ck 229I: 90. Lots 10 and II in
BLOCK c22a: ~. lots . snd 10. Block .2sI.
tSl. Lot 10 In SQUARE 22p7: fal. the soufh
% 80 feet front bT the fHu depth of Iot q
In s1nnre 2sne. more particularly described
4
ner Of said Lot !. ard running thence dus
north along the east boundary line ~ eath
81 NV. aG32 feet. tbenrr due east iNG
feet. tbsncr due south l. 90 feet thenr~
south 81 So a. west l27 O2 feet % fNs
point ~ beginning. eontEining SstaT =
Snnnre feet morr or less lOl. Lot 10 IN
Block 23l0: nll. Lot II IN Block 23IC:
G2l. lot is In square 23Is. n8l. lot N
in Block 23i2. Hnd nll. Int ~ in Squnr-
23ie In Fulton n. Gordon's subdivision ~
part Of tract ~ land called Chew
Chase Grove" District Of Columbia. -
said subdivision Is recorded IN the Oni~e -
the Surveyor Of the District Of Colunbis N
nook 6S. Page -. flsl. lots I5 and 10 iH
| Squhr" @o2l GGl. Lot - in Block 2G24 in
! Fu't0n r. Gordons subdivision Of part ~
trnct of land callcd Chevy Chase Grove.
''Rssurvev On New Sest Vale and ''YS'-
l '"wship. District ~ Columbia Hs said suN-
division is recorded in tho Onice % the Sur
Z ~syor of the District 0f Columbia so BSsk
/ q. Page 81. and ii7l. Lot In square e0eG
/ in FULTON r. Gordpn's subdivisi"n ~ mart -
irrct of land called Chevy Chsse Grow. 90
District of Columbia. said subdivision e
recorded in the oniar of tho Surveyor ~ rio
/ Terms of sale: One third cash. mo third in
[ ono year and one-tbirf IN two years with tn
! tcreSt at 9 per cent per Annum. pSyhbl-
sNmi-anHually. and secured by = dHsd q
I trust upon tho property sold. all rash ~
purchasers option $500 deposit required
zach lot ~ time % sale. Sale 20 ~ rln-n6
within thirty DAYS 0r deposit Forfeited
/ COnveySnrinE. recording ard r"vcunH stamp.
At purchasers cost. J u GORDON, Trus-
Z tee.
mhas 3nspIGs7 80
The Washington herald., 1922-04-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

DAVID A. PINE
IN THE MUNICIPAL COTRT or TIE
District of Columbia ! \ DUFF. pIair-
III. ". d. r. SOOK. Defendant No A-5tG
The object of this suit & a. recover SGn7 -
owing plaintiff by defendant and 20 haEr
Judgment Of condemnation o. certain prrp
erty Of the defendant levied On under an o..
tachment issued On tlis suit % satisfy Tire
plaintiffs claim. n i. therefore tIfs asfh
day Of March 1922 ordered that the ds-
fen liant appear in this Court on or before the
holidays. after the dsy - the frSt puhlicn-
tion Of this order 20 defend this suit and
show cause why said condemnation should
not he had. otherwise the suit will Ne pro-
reeded with A. in case - default GEORGE
{. AUEAM Judge 4 true copy test
fSesn BLANCHE NEFF. Clerk.
mh2s-api.l1 81
The Washington herald., 1922-04-04
CLAIRVOYANTS
SOC MADAME MAVIS 500

Licensed hv tho
DISTRICT or COLI MIRA.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS-WANTED

ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE WANTED:
enough TO furnish large bosrdinE house;
Please call North lIl. or Tr. 9Ot7. 2o7
WILL CALL IN MY UNIETrEREp AUTO
mobile. city or suburban. and pay zoe
highest prices fo- ladies. gentlemen's. chill
dren't discarded clothing. will call y.
RICE. 1SS2 1th st. Nv n. i755- io
GRAPHOPHoNE RECORDS. rIANO ROLLS,
opera glasses, books etc 60l 81. nv.
Franklin 1Tf0
The Washington herald., 1922-04-04
INSURANCE.

FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. BUR.
giary Insurance. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
ito7 n. Y. ave. NV. Main liee lboy-s
for Mr.. Elliott
The Washington herald., 1922-04-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Iakonna

lakomA Fark-(ounnued.
ss.5oo-PARK AvE.-Detaehed; 6 T. & b.
h.-w.h.; cleo; room for garage; lot 5ox130.
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG, li0s 18th st. NV.
Main 872.
NEAR 1tTH ST. CARS. TAKoMA PARK,
Md.-Brick house OF special merit: large
rooms; remarkable view; almost new;
rooms; modern; $4,000.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. :
lto1 New York ave. Main 11eo.
s5,500-DouGLAs, Nm. ,sTH Nh.-De.
taehed: r. q b.: h.-w.h.: gange: lot
75xl30: hrst-clsss condition. WILLIAM <.
HARTUNG. 110s 18th St Main 3T2.
s7.s5O-e8TH sT.-Detached home Of Sr.
h.: h..w.h.; eiec.: hdwd. floors; lot 50x150.
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG. 1ios 18th st. NV.
Main 312.
TAKOMA pARK-s7. 500 Beantiru; ounra
galow on Q very large lot 60x20o: garage;
contains rooms: modern heating plant
elec. lights; spacious front porch and real
porches. Terms, $3.50 cash and balance or
easy monthly payments. wM. 8. PHILLIPS,
400 N Y. ave. Main 1900
The Washington herald., 1922-04-04

Guarantees &" read yuur eniirr E,T. np-r
with natural gift 10 sdyiSr NrU 80 husruH.s.
love family aHairS tells nam - prrs.r
whom YOU will marry aud when s. rraN.
ings EOc 40 9Th - NV az
The Washington herald., 1922-04-04
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST TRUST LOANS MADE on I'M
proved d. {. real estate. or fer iriidinE
prevailing rate Of interest. and com mHissioH.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, lt07 \. Z. ssA
Main Lea.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-04
MADAM JEANETTE
soc MADAM LORETTA soc

Reads yuur life just 10 has lsrnH aTH
will ~ giving names dates and facts or oil.
lhRirS ~ life. Gag ? - NV 3.n
The Washington herald., 1922-04-04
FINANCIAL.

WE HAVE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
disbursement FIRST trust money secured ~
n c. real estate: applicHtion guaranteed
immediate attention. See Mr.. READ
wM. X HARTUNG,
1lOs 10th 81. NV. Main 352
80
FIRST TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES. -.
secured on modern residences IN the Dis
trict Of Columbia: denominH tions. 500 and
upward LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1907 Y.
Y. ave. NV. established is7B Main li6s.
MONEY FOR IN TRUST loans on D. c.
property. G. d. LIKENs. 1874 O st nv.
Main 5057 ilH
The Washington herald., 1922-04-04
MADAM D. ASHMAN
RIZPAH ELDON
FARMS


GOOD SALT WATER FRONT FARM u'.
267 a.; main house IL r.: tenant hur-,s
barns. wharf property. prir". Or'F
@.In0: splendid for subdivision WM II.
SAUNDERS & co. 1893 x -. NV
CO A; 1000 FTS SALT WATER FRONT.
II r. house and out bldg. g. mi frssnl
Washington; good roads; price only S7.iaH
WM. u. SAUNDERS & 60. 1888 X -. NV
- A on SALT WATER: b Nj FROM
Washington: r. house: harm: gar. g.
fruit trees and grape vineyard. ArtcSiau
well; $1,000. WA. IL SAUNDERS 4 co.
1893 X st NV.
COLONIAL. HOMES; SALT WATER And
inland farm: some stosked and equipped
wM. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO. lES5 K - nv
> 4. on PofONAC RIVER. NEAR Mt
Vernon trolley: mod. house. 10 ?. &
eleC; tenant house. 2-caT gar sp-. .
price. Sla.OOO wM. II. SAUNDERS a CO,
1873 X -. NV.
ACRES Of ground st SuItand Nd. On
perfect State road. Adj. ground selling
for 500 acre. Money fur. 60 build JOHN
F. DONOHOE & SONS. 3I4 Pa ave 80
The Washington herald., 1922-04-04
MOVING AND STORAGE.

Emergency Transfer Co.
Distance Moving: Furniture. Pianos.
c. W. vEACH. Mgr.
1919 n st. NV. Main sost
$50
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
35-FoR Observation-Disclosures
Safety First
SAYS WIRELESS MESSAGES
Lumber Users Last
Chance for Cheap
Lumber
s5-FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

First, Second. Third and last call,
if you hurry right now, I have some
wonderful bargains left in siding,
flooring, ceiling. box lumber. Ike to
1x12 boards So S.. 2xS and 2x4 stud
ding, planks and all other dimensions
about $4,000 IT. on hand of this
stock, and this sale is to clean up
the yard, the price is so low that
am ashamed to print it, if you doubt
what l say here, come and look for
yourself, it's the best stock ] ever
had for houses and other outbuild-
ings; this stuff you can buy for a
little money, az l must clean up this
week. and my loss will be your gain,
as | told you before, that | am going
to the coast, and have talk with
that there ghost, that landed there
some time ago, you know, that 1t
must be there on some important
business, well, I am going to give it
a hint, and say, IL you are looking
for business, pack your grub and
come to Phoenix. that there coast is
all right to spend a lot of money.
that's why l am going there in a. few
weeks, as We all know. as history
shows, that thousands of men have
gone house-bug on account of hav-
ing too much money, you can't deny
that; well with me it's safety first,
that's why / am doomed to go to the
coast with the whole family for at
least three months, take in all the
sights, and / am trying TO be a lib
eral and cheerful giver the same way
as l have been dealing out my lum
ber the last few weeks, and by
slaughtering off this stock | have
left. for almost anything, g1d to-
gether with that montAs trip
should cut my cash on hand down
to normal, then | will be ready to
come back to Phoenix and say. / am
safe and can live along the same old
way, in the most beautiful place in
this state; yes, the greatest city in
the United States; you bet, the best
town on earth; you can do all this
yourself il you try, the secret of all
this is, buy lumber when it is of
fered cheap; buy anything else when
it's cheap, this little hint may mean
thousands of dollars in your pocket.
it means. you have to take a tip In
time to play safe.
w. P. oHLRAU.
OHLRAU LUMBER & MILL co.
Phone 6447. 18th Ave. and Jackson
% o
P. S.-You know we carry the reg
ular standard grades of lumber,
shingles, lath, plaster: also finish
mouldings, sash, doors, frame and
general mill work at greatly reduced
prices. Cheapest place for Building
Material cts, in the city. Just name
what you need. We got II. Even
kindling and firewood. Stop and get
a bundle; it's only zoe: for 81 90.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

WANTED-Twin baby buggy o.
cart. Box rs, Route No ,, Phoenix
IL
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

DODGE touring car. thoroughly
renovated and remade by Tucker
this month, at cost of $3.50. The
car stands me in $40Q. Will sell at
$50 loss. Geo. o. Ford. 22O Z. Wash
ipgtOn ST n
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

FOR SALE-Dayton automatic
electric pressure water systems for
immediate delivery. Complete sys-
tenn. $3.50, installed. See Whitman.
with Delco Light Dealer. 241 W. Ad-
ans ST. Phone 64gS hiS
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

THE BEST mans bicycle SIS VIII
buy after A. NJ. today. 706 South
Center IT
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Navajo Rugs
TO CLOSE OUT

Special price on 35 fine new Nav
ajo rugs direct from the Indians;
beautiful designs and the finest weav-
ing; any size or color. Two very
large room size rugs. You will never
have another chance like this. 605
North Tenth Ave, one block north of
Grand Ave. bm
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
s7-WANTED-MIscELLANEous
Furniture Wanted.
Phone 4074.
Cotton

COTTON
We are in the market for cotton
now: all grades. Room 105 Monihan
Building. bl
MEMS used clothing, hats and
shoes wanted. 407 L. Washington.
Phone AIS. If
WANTED-Wardro trunk. Phone
3SJ12. hm
THE BEST mans bicycle SIS viii
buy. after 8 A. NJ. today. 706 South
Center. 1t
FIRELESS COOKER = Single
Ideal preferred. Must be in good
shape and cheap. 1145 w. Fillmore
WANTED TO BUY-Buggy ana
harness for Shetland pony. Phon,
55O4. 5
WANTED-Twin baby buggy or
cart. Box rs, Route No. ,, Phoenix
bl
WANTED-Se Second hand disc rec
ords. Square Deal Lunch, Points
bl
FURNITURE. stoves. tools guns,
mems colthing wanted. We pay alb
solutely highest prices. Arizona Sup
ply Co., Sal z. Washington. Phone
6476. NJ
WANTED-A wardrobe trunk in
good condition. Phone 1929 all day
Sunday, then call mornings and even
ings. 1t
WANTED = First class Kitchen
cabinet. I've got a junk pile, so if
you haven't an extra good one. don't
answer this. Box ZOE, Republican.
bl
WANTED-Us of piano for stor.
age; excellent care, private home
no teaching. Phone 3261 1t
PAYING the highest cash prices
for household furniture, tools, guns.
cooking utensils. VIII be glad to call
any suburban town md give esti-
mate. Call 1856. If
FORD is the largest buyer in Phoe-
nix; will buy all or part of your fur
niture, tools, guns, mems clothes or
any saleable article; spot cash.
Phone 67T6; go East Washington st.
If
WANTED-Empty grain sacks.
Phoenix Seed and Feed Co.. 1913 East
Jefferson st. II
WILL buy second hand binder.
good condition; price must be right.
r. r. No. S, Box 18S. Phone 102R5.
blk
ELECTRIC FANS WANTED
ARIZONA SUPPLY CO. 341 EAST
WASHINGTON. 6-bb
-
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

WANTED-Wardro trunk. Phone
3SJ12. hnn
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
26-FOR RENT - STORES AND
OFFICES

OF HES
FOR RENT = Store building on
corner Of alley on Central avenue in
Metropolitan Fire-Proof Storage
Garage building. Fine location for
some auto accessory business or a
brokerage concern or sales agency,
or would make ideal office. Rent
reasonable. Dulmage & Dunbar.
Central Avenue and Madison. Tele-
phone 400S 1t
GROCERY store, equipped; also
apartments. Splendid location. Ed
POmerov. Mesa. bm
OFFICE, so Il. square. furnished
or unfur nished. Bake Building. Tel.
1870. bl
FOR REM One downstairs office
room at 336 W. Washington street
Apply upstairs. bl
27-FC r 'LNT-MlSCEL
FOR RENT = New baby grand
piano. Phone 56S1 After 10 A NJ blk
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

FOR SALE--1 cold storage plant;
/ refrigerator display case: l two
ton truck body; / 10-H. p. Fairbanks
engine. j. c. Boughter, Tolleson,
Ariz hu
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

We are in the market for cotton
now; all grades. Room 105 Monihan
Building. bl
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
2s-LIvEsT STOCK
Boar Service

Giant Defender. 365255. Duroc Jer-
sey boar. Formerly herd boar at
Goodyear. Fee SO. Del Higo Ranch,
mile east, z mile north OF Glen
dale If
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

BILLIARD SUPPLIES
New and second~h hand tables
The Brunswick Bake Collender Co.
34l w Washington st. 1t
SALT
Lump rock salt Sc per ton. Re
crystalized pure white salt for
sheep, ice cream, etc. in 100-lb.
sacks. So per ton in 50-lb, sacks.
81 per tor: ( o. b. cars. SALT
MARSH, CALF. Car load lots only.
f. h. EVANS
11b2 East Colorado st.
Pasadena. Calf 1t
ATTENTION homesteaders; bar
gain: shingle-roofed tent house.
Phone S2R3, Mesa. Write Go Repub-
ucan. Mesa. 1t
FOR sAIE-Ladys bicycle, SIS.
322S \. 9Th st. 1t
AT A BARGAIN good wide cots,
l canvas porch swing, teeter-b board,
sewing machine, chair. other house
hold articles. Cali after two O'Clock
or all day Monday. 926 r. Winetta.
Phone 1924, 1t
PORTO RIGA and vineless sweet
potato plants. Phone SR3. SChmid,
Thomas road, east of Asylum road. II
FOR SALE-Baby buggy. wicker.
good shape. 1910 West jefferson
st. bm
FOR SALE-Wardrobe $500;
iron folding cot. $3.50; electric fan,
12-in,. at $1,000 1909 e. Polk It
PAIR twin beds, ivory. best hair
mattress and box springs; handsome
big bookcase, library table, console
table. mirror, dressing table, small
stand rockers, Morris chair, all ma
hogany: maple highboy cedar lined I;
one large, two small oriental rugs,
fine Geo. Steck player piano. new
two burner oil stove; complete set
of Limoges china, l15 pieces; Persian
border, gold green and rose, very
handsome. Also IL bouillon cups and
saucers: all cost Si00; sell $l75.
Splendid Singer sewing machine.
round bobbin; set of flat silver COM
munity plate Sher2tan pattern. 1872
T. Willetta. bI
OWNER leaving city and must sell
the following furniture: ! two-quart
ice cream freezer. ! white enamel
wood bed. dresser, rocker. . 9X12
rugs. single iron porch. bed and
fire screen. Apply 53t e. Portland. 1t
OFFICE furniture and equipment,
complete; also large double door
Halls safe, including agency for two
of the most substantial insurance
companies in the state. viii sell as
a whole or part. Call Room One,
Bake Bldg. II
FOR SALEl-PaseleY shawn; must
be seen I, be appreciated. 1929 Il.
Willetta. bm
SEVERAL good buys in used Ma
tional cash registers. 327 w. Adams
st. Phone 50S7 1t
FOR SALt-Nine inch General
Electric fan; also double bar bicycle.
Holman, 1434 T.. Garfield 1t
FOR SALE--One Hot Point cleo
trio cooking range; burner and
oven, and one round oak dining ta-
bic, also one refrigerator, 90 pounds
capacity Phone 5S67 between and
Z pm. 1t
FOR SALE-"Quick Mear' gasoline
range, S10 good shape and looks like
new: also three burner gas plate.
Phone $685. after pm. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

FOR SALE-One milk goat and
two nanny kids. Phone 2214 o03
". 18th St. ds
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

MEMS used clothing, hats and
shoes wanted. 407 L. Washington.
Phone 4776. If
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

22333 \ Central Ave Phone 1922 t
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-01
COUNTY WIPES OUT
CERTIFICATE DEBTS.
PAYING OVER 100000

Following protracted discussion
at Tuesdays meeting on the question
of how the funds derived from the
sale Of the county $500 900 bond issue.
sold under authority of an act of the
last Legislature, are TO be expended.
the Board of County Commissioners
decided upon the following schedule
Of allotments for redemption of out
standing certificate Indebtedness Of
the county for the years 1921 and
1922: Ih"l'sH" leIi
Against the levy for 1922. there is
charged as principal and interest
amounting to sl7S,Sl205. and against
the levy for 1921. S5i.774S1, In adj
dition. there is an item for printing
and advertising the bonds. amounting
to $500. this amount having been
stipulated in the bond issue law. and
other certificates against the 1922
levy. amounting to $1,119.63. and in
terest due on the levy of 1921 OF
sS2.S7. These figures make up a
grand total OF s227.OSSS6.
Because the ferry across South
river was discontinued as of October
81. Benjamin Watkins. Jr., of David
sonyille, rendered his resignation as
tax assessor of the Second district
The Board appointed II. H. Viking
as his successor.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-01
COUNTY RESIDENT
CHAIRMAN OF FED. Of
WOMEN DEMOCRATS

Miss Katherine Watkins. of David
sonville. was elected yesterday at the
meeting of the Women's Democratic
Federation OF Anne Arundel county to
fill the vacancy caused 10y the res
;gnation of Mrs. Clarence NJ White
as chairman of the organization Mrs
Whites resignation was accepted with
deep regret and a rising vote of
thanks for her services was given.
Mrs White was the first chairman of
tho federation and did great deal
of work in organizing the women
Democrats of the county, Her resig-
nation from office six. months before
the expiration of her term is do. to
Ill health
In the absence of the chairman yes
terday the Secretary. Mrs. G. Abram
Moss, presided, and Mrs. William
Shepherd acted as secretary. Every
district was well represented at the
meeting where the constitutional
amendments TO be voted on at the
coming elections formed the chief
subject of discussion