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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23

in Central Europe, desperation in
France. unemployment IN Great
Britain. a fuel shortage i'll the
Uaited States. that is mans
iault Nearly all the woes from
which the world suffers might
have been prevented. But when
an ancient Civilization was over
run by a savage horde. or when
plague Or famine dec;mated the
population of the fairest cities.
the wisest 81 those peoples could
not help themselves.
Migratory tribes have SINCE
been prctty wei billetcd aid tick
eted. railroads and steamships
have conquered famine. ard in
teligent sanitation and medicine
are less respectful Of disease With
each passing year.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
ENEMIES At VERDUN
MEET IN THE RuAR

DUSSELDORF. Feb. pa French
captain, having lunch in Dusseldorf
restaurant the other day noted that
his waiter walked with pronounced
limp
Where did you get hurt?" he
asked.
AT verdun. sir.F replied the waiter
proudly and uneonsciousiy coming Ia
attention, II was before Verdun for
two months
The captain became interested AT
once. A'few more queries elected the
fact that the waiter, during seven
days in March. 1916. had been in the
German sector facing that held by the
French captains company. Trenches
had completely disappeared. and the
men OF both armies were hidden in
shell holes in some places less than
ten yards apart The waiter had
taken part in a furious assault upon
the captains lines ono day at dawn
The French captain remembered that
attack very we'll twenty-five per
cent of his company had been killed
wounded or made prisoners.
LET me get you some hot soup
sir the waiter said. this is growing
cold. Those were great days" he said
as he walked 10 the kitchen.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
SEVENTEEN KNOWN DEAD
IN KANSAS CITY FIRE

KANSAS CITY, MO. Feb. 2S.-
Seventeen persons are believed 10
lave persisted in the fire which de-
stroyed a two-story frame rcoming
house here early today Twelve
bodies have been recovered, and
search is being made for the other
five.
Only three bodies have been identi-
fed. The identified dead are Mrs.
Eliza Colston and her children. Violet
and John.
The missing are Leo Brown. his
wife and five children; Alonzo Bard
well. his wife and infant child; Edgar
Munyon and his grandmother. Mrs.
Munyon; Mrs Anna Sargent and her
grandson, Donald: Chester Slayton
Twelve bodies were recovered this
morning. five adults and seven chill
dren
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
MISS McKINSEY BURIED
IN THE COUNTY

The funeral al Mss Katherine Mc-
kinsey. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Fol-
ger McKinsey. whc died on Tuesday
al Johns Hopkins Hospital, took
place this morning. Services were
said at the residence, 3401 Holmes
st Baltimore. and interment was At
the country home OF Mr.. McKinsey
en- the Magothy River.
Messages and letters or sympathy
ana flowers have leon received by the
family from sall parts OF the country
and from many friends and sympath-
izcrs in all walks CT life in Balti-
more. Resolutions passed by the
class of Miss McKinsey in the law
department of the University OF
Maryland speak of her ability as a
student and of her quiet and help
ful nature in work among her fellow
Students
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
VARIED TOPICS
DISCUSSED BY
UNIV. CLUBMEN

tConlIuued From Rage ID
about six million years has reached
the stage OF superman and that grant
ed the continuation OF this process of
evolution man may eventually become
superman and that wireless to
Venus is only question OF time.
Newspaper Syndicate Features
Prof. Norris showed the rapid in
crease of the popularity of the feature
article in the newspaper and that
from this has resulted the develop
ment of the syndicate whose business
is TO supply such articles To papers in
all parts of the country. The ten
dency of these articles us to appeal
more and more TO women as the read
ing class. On the whole this aspect
Of our journalistic work is sound and
is a good omen for the country be-
cause il is based on the fundamental
principles of right living. such az
love, good business and domestic
felicity.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair

That beautiful, even shade of dark
rlossy hair can only lie had by brew
ng mixture of Sage Tea and Sui
'hur. Your hair is yoar Charm. ii
makes or mars the face. When il
ades, turns gray or streaked. just az
application or two Of Sage and Sui
,hur enhances its appearance a hun
lredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the mix
ure; you can get this famous OLD
recipe improved by the addition OF
other ingredients at SMALL cost, all
ready for USE II is called Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This
can always he depended upon to
oring back the natural color and lus-
re of your hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and
sulphur Compound now because il
larkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied
You simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
he hair, taking one small strand al
1 time; by morning the gray hail
las disappeared, and after another
application 1t becomes beautifully
lark and appears glossy and lus.
lrous.
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INCOME TAX FACTS

(Following is TIE sixteenth o. a
series Of articles pertaining 10 In
GENE tax returns Tor the year
1919. as PREPARED by the Bareau
of Internal ReyenGe.)
XVI.
A gift is not taxable income TO the
person receiving Il, nor may it be de-
Quoted from gross income by the per-
son giving H. For purposes of the
income-tax raw gift may tc defined
as voluntary transfer of property
real or personal, including money,
without recompease or cousidera-
ton.
while the value OF properly receiv-
cd as a gilt is rot taxable. income
from sach properly is subject to the
tax for the year in which received.
Tor example. a person who inherits
piece q property should not in
c,ude in his return the value Of such
property, but must report the rcat
taorefrom as income.
If. however, Gecedent leaves 10y
viii legacy to a friend or relatives
for services rendered. the lcquest is
! considered income because there is a
consideration
Where an executor receives be-
quest conditioned upon the continu-
ance OF his duties as executor, such
bequest is deemed to he compensation
for his services and is taxable income
to The executor. et
/ Pensions paid employees in consid-
GRAFTON OF former services are no,
gifts, and must be included in in
come
4 tip for n personal service is no.
a gift, and must lie reported as III
come hy the recipient Walters, por-
tors and others serving the public
arc advised TO keep careful account
Of such donations
+ a fee received by a clergyman fol
officiating at a wedding or funeral i.
to he returned as income. because i
is compensation for services.
If a debt is forgivel without con
sheraton. il can not be deducted be
cause it then becomes. a gift Deduc
tons claimed for bad debts on ac
ccant Of loans to friends and reia
tives will be carefully scrutnizcd FOL
the reason that in many instances
such loans are really gifts, the lender
having had no expectation of repay
ment at the time of making tn,
loan"
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-23
JOYS OF LIVING

Who has not wished that he
had. lived in some happy and re-
mote time2 The magnihcence OF
Rome, the glory of Greece, the
golden chariotS. the alabaster
vases and the ivory chairs OF Tut
ankh-Amen faScinatc and en-
thrall Looking about upon a
sick and weary world. nerve
shattered and chaotic. it is not
difficult to imagine how pleasant
life must have been in an easier,
golden day.
Yet, il we had been living in
the days OF the pampered Phar-
aohs. the vast majority of us
would have been digging the ir-
rigation bitches. sweating over
the great stones that went into
the pyramids. OFF we had been
particularly clever - perhaps
hanlmering the gold that went
into the ubiquitous statues OF the
king. There may be some con-
ISOLATION for the dissatisfied man
of today in this thought-that his
lot would have been infinitely
worse 5000 or more years ago.
1t is easier 10 live today than
ever before. If the world is in
4 sorry plight. if there is hunger
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Entered at Annapolis Postoiiice az
Second .ClaSs Matter.
MlDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1928.
AUTO SHOW OPENS TOMORROW

Starting tomorrow and con-
tinuing Monday and Tuesday the
first combined Automobile Show
ever to be held in Annapolis will
take place in the St Johns Col
lege gymnasium under the aus
pices of the Annapolis Automo-
bile Dealers Association. For
several weeks local dealers have
been laying plans to make their
initial effort an suspicious occas-
ion and Judging from the advance
reports Of the number and quality
of exhibits to be set before til
public gaze, it is highly probable
that their desires will be fully
realized.
Aside from the general interest
which the showing of new mod
els of cars, automobile accessor-
les and other attractions usually
holds for the public, there is an
other feature in connection with
the local show which should not
be overlooked - and that is the
distribution of the major portion
of the receipts to local charitable
and public institutions. The
Show management, as heretofore
announced, has decided TO award
seventy-hve per cent. of the gross
receipts to the local Chapter Am
erican Red Cross, the Emergency
Hospital and the Annapolis Fire
Department, and, with the lions
share of the proceeds derived
from the sale of admission tick
cts going to these worthy organ
izations, it is to be hoped that
the public will be most liberal
with its patronage
While an Automobile Show is
an innovation to annapolis. sim
liar affairs are held annually i'll
nearly every city OF this size i'll
Maryland, and il the coming
evdRt proves to be as successful
as + promoters have every rea-
SON to hope for, the Auto Show
prdRably will become a perma-
nent fixture on our calendar OF
winter attractions. The civic
spirit shown in promoting it is,
above everything else, deserving
of highest commentator.
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FIERY, ITCHY SKIN
QUICKLY SOOTHED
WITH SULPHUR

Rowles Msntho-Sulphur, 4 pleasant
cream, viii soothe and heal skin thai
is irritated or broken out with eczema
that is covered with ugly rash .or
Dimples, or is rough or dry. Noshiny
subdues fiery skin eruptions so qaicK-
~ says noted skin specialist
The moment this sulphur prepare
ton is applied the itching stops and
after two or three applications. the
eczema is gone and the skin is de-
lightfully clear and smooth. Sulphur
is so precious as a skin remedy be-
cause it cestroys the parasites that
cause the burning, itching or dis
iigurement. Rowles Neutrality-suspicious.
always heals eczema right up.
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INFLUENZA HEADE|.D0FF
As YOU SLEEP IN COMFORT
vapor-Eze Gives Instant Relief To Bad Colds
Which, If Not Checked, Lead To Influenza

Stop taking chances with influenza.
Bad colds grip, sore throat and ach-
ing head are easy prey for influenza.
You can get instant relief from all
cold troubles and grip misery with
Sterling's Vapor-Eze. yapor-Eze is
the quickest. safest relief for such
troubles because it soothes and heals
the infamed membranes and breaks
up the congestion on which colds
feed.
II is healing antiseptic. vapor-
Eze penetrates through every air
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HEALING CREAM
STOPS CATARRH
Clogged Air Passages Open at
Once-Nose and Throat
Clear Hael

If your nostrils are clogged and
your head stuffed because OF catarrh
or a cold, get Ely's Cream Balm al
any drug store Apply little of this
pure. antiseptic. germ destroying
cream into your nostrils and let it
penetrate through every air passage
of your head and membranes In
slant relief
How good it feels. Your head IS
clear Your nostrils are open. I5u
breathe freely. No more hawking or
snufiiing- Head colds and catarrh
yield like magic. Don't stay stunned
up. choked ap and miserable. Relief
is sure.--(Adv-)
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passage Apply on your chest and
throat at Led time. then as you sleep
the healing. misunderstanding vapoy.
Eze gets to the seat Of the trouble
easily and readily.
sapor-Eze is absolutely harmless
even for infants. Relief is certain
Don't play with the Flu" any long
er' when Vapor-Eze will head it off
1t your druggists-25c a jar on q
money-back guarantee. Be sure to
gel the genuine with the name sterl-
ings on every jar Ady.)
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Is. AND o. SEEKS TO FLOAT
S3,s7O,O0O MORTGAGE BONDS
Obs The Assoclatcd rrrs-.l

WASHINGTON. D. G., Feb. 23.-The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad todsy
sought permission from the Inter
state Commerce Commission to issue
and put in circulation S3,770,000 in
six per cent. refunding mortgage
bonds. During the past year the APP
Rlication explains. the railroad has
paid off maturing Indebtedness of its
subsidiary departments to the extent
OF the amount stipulated and desires
to reimburse its treasury for its ex-
pcnditures.
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BUFFALO HAS BIG FIRE;
LOSS Is PLACED AT Ss59.9C0

tE5y The Associated Press.)
BUFFALO. n. Y, Feb. 23.-Fire early
today swept through the block on the
east side OF Washington street be-
tween Carroll and Seneca streets.
causing a loss estimated at 1886, 900
The, building was occupied by the
Progressive Tailoring Company, the
Brunswick Collender Company, Rus
sell and Watson and the Liberty
Clothing Company.
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ICE HOUSES OF COUNTY
RESIDENTS WELL FILLET

The harvesting of ice has been the
all-absorbing occupation OF the coun-
ty people recently. Most people have
filed their ice houses. Some few
were little previous in their zeal
for a refrigerant for the summer, and
taking no chances, filled their houses
with snow before the cold weather
set in. They may regret it, but it
is very good substitute for ice and
has been used most satisfactorily.
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SEVERN CLUBMEN
AT TURKEY FEAST
Continued From Page ~

called upon and delivered impromptu
remarks appropriate to the occasion
President Daniel H. Nichols, of the
club. acted as postmaster. One OF
the features Of the evening was sing
ing the several songs that marked
part of the program of the minstrel
show given by the clubmen two
years ago.
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FREE STATE OFFICIALS
CAPTURE IRREGULARS
Cpy Tho Associated prcss.l

DUBLIN, IRELAND, Feb. 2S.-Five
irish irregulars, the most important
of whom is Sean Fitzpatrick, have
been captured by criminal investiga-
ton department officials of the Free
state government in raid al Drum
eondra, it was stated by army head
quarters today. Fitzpatrick is said to
be commandant of the Dublin brigade
Of irregulars
A rumor was in circulation that
canon de Valera had been arrested
in the raid. but there was no verillca-
ton.
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THIRTY WELLSBURG MINERS
DRAW TERMS OF 3 YRS. EACH
tRx The Associated Press.l

WELLSBURG. w. VA, Feb. 2S.--
Thirty miners indicted for conspi
racy in the Cliftonville strike riot
which cost the life of Sheriff H. n
Duval and six of the attacking party
last July today entered pleas of gull
ty ana were each sentenced to serve
three years in the M0undsville Pen.
itentiary by Judge Summerville il
Circuit Coart.
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THE EvESiNG CAPITAL

ls on sale at. the following places;
George ~. 1851 1Ig.. ss::.awes street
William Scbult1e. - "a West Stree.
ChasP q. FcidinpycT. 81 afafyiand Ave.
"BlUebird Confectionery" u Iigg George ~
william Baker.. West Cathedra SIS
w. u. a A. Newsstand, Short Llac Terninn!
NJ. NAL f.sss.+ I'll AeSt HtftFi
n. Mapdris. Third a Severn Ave, Eustpoft
Dr charies ~ IIenke - Mafyiand Ave-
Martins Musical Store. ~ Wet Strce
Samaras. ......... Main 4 fesA9lt SITS.
Delivered IA Annapolls. Easil'ori Ger
mantown and West Annapolis by cartier
for 43 cents per lHenib.
You can have The EVENING CAf'iTAL
mailed 10 you wlb1g away FROM The city
by leaving your nnps md addfpsr AZ the
Office. for ~ eeun ~ m"ntn: 800 per
year. payable 81 ntivdpr". 10 any poEt0fce
In the United State nr Canada.
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DONATES SIC TO
SCHOOL LIBRARY FUND

Another ten dollars has been add
ed to the library fund OF the Shady
Side school, bringing the total to s74.-
%. Frank A. Munroe. president OF
the County Board of Education. was
the good friend who sent this adj
ditional check and many of the school
children have written him individual
letters thanking him for his generous
gift.
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Narilal Law In Bbthnnl

BERLIN, Feb. % Martial law ha-
been declared in Bochum. says dis
patch to the Central News in conse-
quence. of yesterdays disturbances, in
which French soldiers fired on q
crowd with fatal results.
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=. A. r. CELEBRATES
PATRIOTIC HOLIDAY
ran,,sm.d From Page ~

sran.lan-d Prom Page ~
Of Clifford Albion Tinker must have
been placed in the Abbey in the early
part 81 the 18th century. at least
four hundred years before Sulgrave
Manor was purchased by Lawrence
Washington. Of Northamptonshire,
who I Is thought moved to Ncrthamp-
ten " way of Lancashire.
As Yorkshire and Lancashire adj
join It seems almost certain that the
later generation OF the Washington
family moved into Lancashire, aud
as the early Yorkshire emblazonn,ent
Of the Washington arms agrees in de-
lsIgn and color with those in L.anca-
shire and Sulgrave Manor it estab
fishes without question the fact that
Selby Abbey holds the relie-in-chief
of the Washington family
National Congress Delegates
Delegates who were named yes
terday to the National Congress which
takes place in Washington. April Is.
to the 81, are First delegate, the
Regent. Mrs. r. G. Heiner; second
delegate. Mrs. George Feldmeyer; al
ternatesv-1. Mrs. d. Garrison; 2,
Mrs. Emma Abbott Gage; 8. Miss
Katherine Walton; 4. Miss Riegcr:
5. Mrs H. NJ Robert; 6. Mrs Owen
Chahoon; Z, MRS. c. Alphonso Smith
8, Mrs. James cephas Cresap; 8, Mrs.
Burns; 10, Mrs. James A. Billiard.
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Continued From Page ~
Elks. "a. Beavens and GLADDEN. CON
rrised the fremen's team in this
match. and Frank and Gustafson, rep
resented the Elks. The lodgemen won
5 to 2. thus tying the score. In arr
ranging to play off the tie, Morgan
and Tucker were selected by the fire.
men, to oppose Levy and Sherman,
and the pair of fire ladies came
through with flying colors.
Firemen Were Hosts
The firemen were hosts of the oc-
casion and Porter Hall was decorated
appropriately to the Washington's
Birthday holiday Refreshments were
served in course of the evening. and
baskets of fruit were presented to
the winning teams in each instance
A summary of the games follows:
Morgan and Tucker, fremen, 4
Deininger and Mang, Elks. 1.
Vansant and Dillingham;, firemen, 1
Levy and Sherman. 4.
Brady and Wolfangle, firemen, 4; ;
Miller and McCready, Ellls, 8.
Quad and Wohlgemuth, firemen, 5 :;
Sullivan and Fagen, Elks, ..
Crutchley and Kreamer. firemen, 2:
Kreamer and Miller, Elks, 3.
Russell and Russell. firemen, 4 :.
Engelke ana Smith, Elks. /.
Hopkins and F. Green, fremcn, 2:
Moss and Wheatley. Elks, 8.
Colbert and Weaver, firemen. 4
McCready and Roddy. Elks, 8.
Aul and Feldmeyer, firemen. 81
Sullivan and Lovely, Elks, 4.
Beavens and GLADDEN.. firemen. 2;
Frank and Gustafson, Elks, 5.
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Jersey Churches Guarded
Ry Thc Assoclated rress.

JERSEY CITY. n. J.. Feb. 22.-An
order placing constant guard on ali
Roman Catholic churches in the city
was issued by the chief of police to-
day at the request of local priest.
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French Supplant Germans
QRy The Ass6clated Press.

tBN The ASsocIated Pres>.l
ESSEN. Feb. 2S.-The French have
decided to replace the German Gus
tens. officials ly French throughout
Tie Ruhr.
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Arm, Favored To Win

Army. with 1e successive victories
70 its credit. is favored to hoist its
colors on the Naval Academy floor,
but the Navy. in snite OF defeats adj
minisiered by Duquesne. Penn aud
Catholic University, is resting on its
oars. confident that the battiers from
the banks of the Hudson viii receive
the surprise of their young lives.
Vichules and Rosma. the latter a
fc.mer Passaic High School expert,
will start the game as forwards, while
Glenn and Dabezies will jump CEN
ter. end the two Bills Wood and
Fortcs will he the guards.
In addition to the frst-string play
egs, the following cadets arc on hand
ready 10 jump into the engagement
Ellinger, Pfeiffer. Bennett, Dor
Storek, Baxter Stceke. Garbisch
Newman and Smythe. De Bardeleber
is manager and Leo his assistant.
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w. e. & A. Electric
Railroad
9iD-CITY TERMINALS


Halt. Hourly Service MlSping and Evening
Between Annapolis, Baltimore. and
Washington and Camp Meade
Washington and Camp Meade
EaRFeDgers change at Naval
Academy Junction.)
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West Street Station
$40. x5E0. 900. 1850. x7.5O $50, e2e
10, xi-5o, 800. d.2O. 100. $50. 1920
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier; state House station. Baden
minutes earlier.
Connecting at 0denton with p. u. r.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Dladen street Station
$50 4. III. and balf-houzly thereafter at .
onu 30 minutes after each honr unfit
$50 7. M, then ut $50. $50. eco. 1850
go and $50 A. NJ. trains daily except
Sunday.
LEAVE BALTMOEE-w.. H. A.
d.55. 1875. s;35, a35. 1925, I1.s5. A. Nj.
J2.3J LID, 2.35, 3.3J, y4.05, 4.35, x605
5.35 635, 7.35. 9S5. 11.SJ. Z. h., 1855
a. NJ.
al trains receive or discharge passenger,
at local points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy Junction and at Shin
ley and Linthicum on signal.
ANNAPOLIS sHoRT LINE DIV.
Howard and Lombard SITS.
sis A. NJ. and half-hOurly thereafter at II
and 40 minutes after each hour unit
6-15 l.. NJ. then at 7.15. S15, 91D, 1OI5
LIE. +. NJ. and 12.15, A. M
. 6.15 and 5.45 a. ID. trains daily excepi
Sunday.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
100 6.f5. 500. 300. 1000 11.OO A. NJ. l2O0
1.00 200, 800. 1890, 400 z4.30. 500
Goo, TOO, 900. I1.O0 r. M. 12.iO A. N
daily except Sunday.
Tor tickets and Information apply at GU,
.ity ticket Offices: West Street Station
Carvel Hall. Short Line s. \, BLADDER
Street
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Tuesday, March H. lsS'
At II O'Clock A. H.

All that tract Of baud. cl-'
about four ca acres win ID Z
ments thereon. In MIL Swamp y
Election District Of Anne ArIAl
being the same property w
father Of said Arthur Brown q
and possessed interstate. ana h'"
by the said Brown.
TERMS or ALE:-cASH.
HARRY q LE'Li
GEO. W. SAFFIELD.
AuctI0neer.
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POINTERS HERE
FOR TOMoRROW'S
BIG COURT GAME

with Patterson Athletic Club, of Bal
timore: triangular fencing meet be-
tween Navy. Pennsylvania and Massa-
chusetts Tech. and swimming between
Navy ''Plebes" and Central High, of
Washington.
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POSITION WANTED
DIED


ROBINSON At the residence VI y.
ehts. Mir. and Mrs Andrew T.
son. 80 C0rnhill street EoEEEI
LIAM JAMES ROBINSON. aged z
Death was due To double pu,gun
lowing an illness Of - days.
Funeral Sunday afternoon si q.
from above residence lutgmci
Mary's cemetery.
CARROLI.-On February 10th a, q
dence of his daughter Mrs
Short. AZ Prince George sirei
CARROLL, aged Is years, BIOS
Fannie Carroll.
Funeral tomorrow Saturday
noon at , o'clock from above Z
lnternent in Cedar Blum cemetery