The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-14


wish +o state that this sale made at the request OF
and with the cooperation of the owner as well as the
representatives of the holders OF the nrst ana seIou
MORTGAGES on the property, and that those purcnas
ing any and all parts OF the property VIII oo.dli ,i
clear of all liens and encubrances when they nave
conoplied with the terms and paid IN tull
In the opinion of the writer, there never mas oeen
in the past and probably never IN the future Will te
be another sale of vital import to the growth ana
development of beautiful little City as tls se "
Rose Hill Terrace SUBDIVISION .
Realizing the value of this property, what this
sale means to the owner, man whom we all nohoi
and respect who through the vlclssltudes OF re,ao
istment following in the wake OF the Great war
must place such property on the ons ,o hrv
build and beautify these Incompatible home SITES
that have incurred in planning and laying out nose
Hill Terrace, which work has been entrusted 10 Lie
nv the owner and Trustees have given to Kose I'LL,
Terrace Subdivision the best that have garnereo
fro exnerience of more than 20 years in planning
and lavng out town and city Subdivisions ana De-
l;eve in Rose Hill Terrace I have designed the nap
pest of Charming Home Spots for those who VIII oc
cupv now, and for the generations that Will toi!ow'
and believe the verdict of many friends in Cambridge
and the County will be that the task has been well
done, and that my children and childrens ch1idren
NAV point with evcusable pride to my work
In planning Rose Hill Terrace SUBDIVISION
among other things considered is one OF the grave
problems of today and vital to the future OF al
nro;ected Subdivisions and that is the Irat1c PROB
lem we have met this issue with wide streets ana
thoroughfares throug hout the entire properly WARY
land Avenue has been extended across the sup-olVls
ion with width Of 10 feet Rosein Avenue "a con!
+;nuat;on Of LeCompte Ave) is S. feet wide Radi-
ance Drive one of the beautiful Drives IN Mary
land winding along the shore OF our unr1Vaneo
River is 90 feet wide, and Sunburst highway extend
ing from the State Road almost through the center
of This property to the beach of the R1ver side dis
lance Of nearly three thousand feet is ONE HUN
DRED FEET WIDE probably the widest avenue
in the State will provide traffic room for all and park
ING space for thousand or more cars OF those VINO
come to gaze the beauty OF and tarry TO ENJOY %
measures to be INDUCED in on our beloved Fdver All
the other streets and drives of the SUBDIVISION are SO
feet wide ample for the safety of travellers and COM
fort of those who will live along their fronts
Believing that home consists OF more than
four walls grass plot and picket fence these Rose
Hill Terrace Lots are so arranged that all Except
fronting Maryland Ave. will have hne view OF the
Choptank River where may build his home, and
there in his leisure moments the world forgetting
and by the world forgot, commune with nature ana
as evening approaches from the veranda or windows
of his home watch the sun, The Great Master Artist
of our Universe, as he bids the world good night
touch the waters of the Great River with his magic
brush and tint them with rrdescent colors no human
genius copy and each morning as one awakes 20
meet the trying issues and worrying ordeals OF the
new day. what inspiration to throw wide the shut
tiers and watch the of the Mighty Artist, as he
paints the Golden Glory in the morning Heavens and
then holds the waters of wonderful River as
marvellous mirror rejecting the gorgeous illunna-
tons that one may behold in the perfection of his
skill and thank God for the gift of vision. Yes
may exist between four walls, but if you would really
live let your home be in sight of river which has
been often pronounced by travellers of the
most beautiful bodies of water in the world priv
lege open you desired by thousands and denied
many
We must not let love of the beautiful blind
us to the practical advantages of Rose Hill Terrace
also. Byrn street, Maryland Avenue and Henry
Streets the three principal residential of East
Cambridge have been built up almost solid for years,
and the undeveloped Rose Hill barred all further
growth to the Eastward of City and compelled
to spread out in other directions. Now with the
opening up of these desirable building locations