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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-11


G1 EVER underestimate the bat
i'm ting ability Of any member Of
IL an opposing team.
Many ball games are lost through
careless work with some weak hit
ter up.
It is a wise policy to figure that
every batsman on the other team is
a good hitter, and then proceed to
work carefully on each man.
I have learned that batters with
the highest average are not always
the most dangerous in a pinch
Don't pitch haphazardly to a bat
ter, depending on natural ability to
pull you through.
on the contrary, try to make your
work as easy as possible by working
on his weakness.
Don't be careless.
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Independent Baseball

The Rural Red Sox will practice at
Brookside Thursday evening. All players
are urged to get in touch with the man
ager. Games are wanted with State teams
June 10 is open. Write William Pake
1888 Katherine ST.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGIE
GAMES TODAY
ASSOCIATION
ANfERICAN LEAGTE


St Paul at INDIANAPOLIS. Kansas
City al Toledo. Minneapolis at Louisville.
Milwaukee at Columbus
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WINDY WEATHER AIDED
WALKER IN OPEN MEET
Ability to Control Shots in Gale Brought Golf Title to
Midget New Jersey Professional
BY JOE WILLIAMS


DETROIT, June 11.-Because Cyril Walker midget New
Jersey professional knows how control shot in FOSTERING
gale he is the open golf champion of America
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The Nat
Cracker

NE PUNCH O'GOOFTY
.n RISES To OBSERVE THAT
A FEATHER IN YOUR CAP
is MUCH MORE IMPORTANT
THAN A BEE IN YOUR BONNET.
They say Gene Sarazen can recov-
er from trouble better than any
golfer in the game, yet We note he
succumbed TO matrimony.
+ T.
WHAT THE BARD or AVON REALLY
MEANT WAS, THERE NEVER WAS A
MISSED PUTT PATIENTLY
California continues to be the
most unique State in the Union. 1t
has no candidate for the middle
weight championship.
Despite the. fact that Valentino has
continue tc be reasonably popular.
DAN OLEARY IS ONE CHAM
PION WHO ALWAYS WINS IN \
WALK.
f. + +
Emmy LEONARD says the
Il XII plaudits of the theater fans
III are sweet music to his ears,
but the groaning and clanking Of the
fight turnstiles are. We suppose, even
sweeter.
+ + T.
While Robinson Crusoe went around in
goat skins there IS nothing to prove that
he made a specially of butting into other
| peoples affairs
+ + +
Our idea of a well-informed citizen
is one who can tell you offhand how
many times the standing broad jump
record has been equaled this year.
Here's one for Ownie Bush to file away
for future reference. According TO a To-
cal contemporary account Of the city
title baseball game between Tech and
Manual. the Tech pitcher pulled fine bit
I of strategy when. in the ninth inning
with the score 3 to ] and the bases full
he walked a man. forcing in a run and
bringing up Manuals heaviest hitter. An
other one for the book
BABE RUTH IS JUST ABOUT
EVEN WITH HIS SCHEDULE
THIS SEA son. 90. SPEAKING OF
HOME RUNS, NOT LAWSUITS.
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Feature Games of the Past
June IL, 1899 ----
AL WALKS TO FIRST FIVE TIMES

Al seIbach a
ngy the Cincinnati outHelder walked
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g. The Dodgers, with Ruether pitch
E4pg effectively, gained a full game
'~on the league leaders by beating
Chicago. 4 TO ?. Eddie Brown, for
mer Hoosier, got a single. double and
walk.
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AIRY GARDNER produced a
IL, pinch single in the ninth on
- Tuesday and the Cleveland In
dams. swept the series with Wash
ington, taking the last game, to 8.
Three home runs over the short
Philly fences helped the Reds beat
Philadelphia, 4 to 2.
Jess Barnes pitched effective bali
after the first inning Tuesday and
the Braves had no trouble defeating
the Cards, 6 to ?.
The Athletics came from behind
to score three runs in the ninth and
defeat Detroit, to 8.
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Pittsburgh 49,. 600 100 o45-1O IA 9
New York 20. O04 0O1 01O- 6 ii /
Kremer, Yde. Stone. Morrison Schmidt
SooGh; Bentley Jonnard. Barnes, Maun,
st. Sc.t Louis ,..... goo 600 900 600 3 o
Bell, Dyer. Gonzales; Barnes. Gibson.
Chicago ........ 600 Dol OO1-2 o 0
Brooklyn ....... 100 200 O1"-4 8 l
n, Keen, Blake, Pierce. Hartnett; Ruether,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis .....; 900 900 600 3
Hoyt, Schang; Davis, Pruett, Vangilder,
SEVERED.
Philadelphia bilad! 900 oo1 oo9-4 9 0
Detroit $500. 900 600 1913 Q Q
Harris, Baumgartner Perkins, Bruggy
Holloway. Dauss, Bassler.
Washington 49,. 900 oo1 o2o-s o
Cleveland 49,. 900 100 1924 II o
Marberry, Zachary, Ruel; smith Myatt.
Thirteen Innings)
Boston 100 900 010 600 % 1
Chicago . 0O1 600 0O1 900 1-3 IS 2
=, Plercy, 0'Neil Picinich; McWeeny,
| CVengrOs, Schalk
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The Marion Cardinals have a permit
for Sunday afternoon at Garfield Park
and would like to schedule game in the
182O-year-old class. For games call Ed
at Drexel 1894. The Cards will have a
meeting at 1912 Woodlawn Ave Friday at
s p. m.
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The Emmaus A c. is without a game
for Sunday and would like TO schedule a
contest in the 1S-year-old class. The En-
maus team holds a permit for Garfield
Park. Gail Drexel 1894.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
(No games scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGrE

Cincinnati .. 100 21O OOO-4 II I
Philadelphia -. 100 600 O1O-2 s O
Donohue. Wingo; Glazner, Carlson. viii
son.
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Big Leagues

ri GORGE SISLER was made
much Of at St Louis Tuesday
LII and presented with a diploma
as the American Leagues most
valuable player of 1922. The Browns
were shut out by Waite Hoyt, how
ever, the Yankees beating them. 5
TO 0. and going into tie for first
place. Babe Ruth, voted the most
valuable player in 1928, posed with
Sisler for a photograph.
The Pirates, one run behind in the
ninth, ctarted a rally that netted five
runs and beat the Giants, 10 to 6.
Falk's homer in the thirteenth on
Tuesday ended a long drawn-Out
contest between the White Sox and
Red Sox. Chicago winning, to 2.
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Stolen
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The Yellow Cab nine will hold a meet
ing Thursday All players are asked to
report at the garage at p. m. The
cabmen would like to hear from fast
State clubs Address william Robbins
522 n. Delaware. or call Lincoln 1888
after 4 D. N.
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The Indianapolis Keystones defeated the
Rural Red Sox, "a to 4. The Keystones
will play at Beech Grove Sunday. meet
ing will be held at the Keystone grounds
Friday evening game is wanted for
June %. Write Carl Fahrbach. 1921
Naomi ST. or call Drexel $500.
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All O-hara Sans who wish to play Sun
day should be at the meeting tonight
7 80, at 1907 f. Sixteenth ST.
Evening star., 1924-08-05

BUCHANAN ST. NEAR I3th - SENT.DE'T
tapestry brick Of center-halI plan; SIX large
porch; colonial front porch, large front and
sac yard beautiful shrubbery. See this bar,
ealn az once. Small cash and reasonable
Iefhlsi immediate possession; no agents Al.
dress Box 19l-P, Star Office. Ge
Evening star., 1924-08-05
18th St ne, r. & b.; home with ga
S4l4 GARFIELD ST.
Ma asSachuSp ptts Park.


Facing Episcopal Cathedral.
corner home Offering Of the most at.
tractive values in this delightful residential
neighborhood. commodious center-hall plan
with large rooms throughout four baths;
two-car garage; permanent outlook one OF
Americas shrines. Open from to Q.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. ING.
Dupont Circle. Potomac 200
Fl. r. LAW, 1919 ST. SE., HAS SEVERAL.
very cozy homes for sale in Southeast Wash
ington d. C..
On 18th ST. bet and G-S rooms. bath,
hne cement cellar. deep yard. dne garden,
several choice fruit trees, colonial porch. hot
air electricity: every convenience; garage.
Price, 1000.
on Potomac ave-Very desirable home. 6
rooms. fine location. Price only $500.
On Kentucky ave. between d and sts.
Price, So. $50.
On Kentucky ave. between and n SITS.
Price. IS, 600.
On Kentucky ave. near Pennsylvania ave.
Two elegant homes. Price and terms made
known upon personal application
II. 7. LAW, 1919 L ST SE.
Heme seekers. or home sellers wanting 10
buy or sell property in s.e. or ne, Washing
ton should confer with II. T. Law, 1919 Z ct.
Sc. at once. He always has omething good
to offer,
Evening star., 1924-08-05
sALE--BUsINEss PROPERTY

CORNER STORE, Z ROOMS AMP, BATH,
near Washington Circle, intersectinT six
streets; excellent grocery stand; incoHe over
40To on cash, investment; only 81 900 cash
possession IL required; this is absolutely q bar
gain. Phone KRAFT, Main s83.
CORNER PROPERTY, NEAR End AND ISD.
ave.-Store and 6-room apt; h.w.h; cleo. an
excellent building; good business stand; rent,
$3.50 per month. Price, $1l 800. Possession
II wanted; easy terms; small cash payment.
Phone KRAFT. Main s9s.
STORE WITH : APIS, GEoRGETowS; NJ
st. near 3lst; brick building: lot 100 feet
price, $500. This IL snap. Only 81 900
cash. Phone KRAFT, Main S93.
CORNER GROCERY STORE WITH TEN LIv-
ing rooms and garage; will sell property and
business for Sl1 600 and invoice stock.
Store and FIVE apartments: rental income.
So, 800 per year; will sell for $4,000; terms.
CARLEY & FARRELL,
40 5th ST. NV franklin aiSs
EXCEPTIONALLY WELL LOCATED DOWN
town business property: large storeroom with
two &-room apartments above also tso-car
brick garage; splendid far bakery. luhchrnom
or grocery. Easy terms,
PRATHER & ROBINSON
i45I5-J1s Bond Bldg,
lith and y. Y. Ave.
Main AZ
Evening star., 1924-08-05

SACLS ADDITION = BE4TTIFT-T- Po0I
ana path detached home, in perfect condition
win win open fireplace, spacious porehes, large jot
city, SO must sell at once Immediate no.xss
si9n; sHn Agents need not reply. Address Box
1'V-It ctdF OiHce-
Evening star., 1924-08-05
FOR RENT-STORES.

SToRE. MODERN, 1st FL, So7 MT. YER
non pl.-A.mi.: good business locality; alsf
suitable for office; $50. Apply A Is. CLARK
CO. INC, a23 18th st. NV. Main 50S3
1905 9th ST. N.E,--WILL RE AVAILABLE
November !; extra large store shd 2 rooms
and bath; h,.w.h, wonderful place for any
line of. business. Adams 1859. 10.
6O7 N, Y, AVE N.w,--FIRsr FLOOR, ELEO-
tricity. $50 CAYwOoD BROS. & GARRETT,
INC, 9l5 n. Y, ave, NV, Realtors, 80
ooS ST. NE.-LARGE STORE ROOM;
can arrange TO suit tenant.
JOHN QUINN co, Inc,
7o4 18th NV. Main 4S5.
FINE, LARGE. NEW STORE on st. NV.
Rent reduced a. $40.
PERCY H RUSSELL CO.,
928 18th st. NV.
STORES PoR RENT,
WISCONSIN AVE.
This is attractive store, in fast
growing section. SIS per month.
Mr. BASE BALL PARK.
An excellent location for any one desiring
store with good business prospects. $40
per mo-
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
1884 ii ST NV. franklin 95n3
Evening star., 1924-08-05

FOR WHITE OR CoLORED, NV
seven rooms and bath, front and back Yards
Prlcs; 60 o9o; 5000 cash and $37 monthly 2i6
Main S0i2 N'e- Nv
Evening star., 1924-08-05

bf oWkER-CoR. BRK., PETWORTH- 7
rooms, h.-w.h., inc. porches: near cars, real
bargain. Address Owner. Box i32.P. Star ofice
Evening star., 1924-08-05

| SOMERSET, MD.-BEAUTIFrIJ, GROOM nv
| tached home, ami, large lot near car
| I'M I'M immediate posses. Bargain at 50, 500;
e.soo cssh. Address Box 156 2, Star ONCE 60
Evening star., 1924-08-05

FOR CoLoRED-DANDY COLONIAL 6.RM
ana bath brick furnace heat. elec.. fne eondf
non, enly $1,000; easy terms. Located on
can us Taylor Col 41RaI w.
Evening star., 1924-08-05
FOR SALE-STORES

FOR SALE OR TRADE-oNE+sToRY- STORE.
I4th and Decatur sts; will trade for small
house building lots N. 9s70:
Evening star., 1924-08-05

RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
BUY A BUNGALOW IN our NEW SUB
division; no cash payment. $50 per mo-: mi.
Lot 502150 rooms and bath. cellar and
laundry trays. Call HyattsvilIe 5SS.
GROOM BUNGALOW, ANIL. GARAGE. AR
linGton, Va, 20 min. from wash. on Columbia
pike Address BOX lisp, Star Office. Sc
Evening star., 1924-08-05

7o7 QUINCY SIS ROOMS, MODERN sriT.
aois Tn Ior spts large yard Price, $3.50.
Evening star., 1924-08-05
WAREHOUSE SITES.

FoR SALE OR TRGDE-RAILR0AD SIDING.
three spurs in whole or in part; best location
/. available, II, 96T0
Evening star., 1924-08-05

$3.50 cAsH-PRfCE, S5,s50-F ST.
satant; rooms, bath brick house: istrohe
neat gas light; room garage. OWNER Ant
8o6 2l12 st. NV, after /: 80
Evening star., 1924-08-05
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Continued.

Nearby VfRGfNIGTBEATTffu 4.Ro0Sr
bungalow is offered at sacrifice: Owner ~
forced 10 sell and has authorized US to sfer
this practically new bungalow. at at least
81 900 under its aetuai- value. Lot 5Oxi9o IT. :
double garage; running water: elec. and
bsth price. s., $50; cash. $500: total monthly
payments, $36. LYON PARK REALTY C0KP 3,
las and
Evening star., 1924-08-05

d. SACRIFICE PRICE.
On home and furniture account OF removal to
N. T.: g rooms and hath, HAedern; large lot
and garage. Cleveland I2a5.
Evening star., 1924-08-05

~ new o-reom modern house one of hest -
IONS northeast; immediate Possession: essy
terms. Phone Adams I6s3 0AAJ
Evening star., 1924-08-05

FOR SALE BY 0wNER-ELEGANT RESI-
dence, 10 rooms and bath; all outside rooms;
large closets and paAhRy; IN perfect condi-
ton 1907 10th O. 90 Sc
Evening star., 1924-08-05
FOR SALE---HousRs,
Continued.

SAVE YOUR RENT-WTLL HELP
faise the money to buy home Cali Z
or write Mr.. NEAIE JI1n III 81 ~
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-04-25
Sad Death

One Of the saddest deaths that has
occurred recently was that Of little Pat
rick Hamilton Lloyd, aged 3 years, 3
menths and ~ days, youngest child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. X. Lloyd, of Rock
Point file was an unusually bright
and beautiful child and endeared him
self 70 all who knew him.
The little boy was taken III Satur-
day, April 9TH, and upon advice Of
the family physician, DR.. I. l.. Hig-
don, was removed TO Providence Hos
pital Sunday, where he was operated
upon by DR.. Kelly for appendicitis.
Blood poisoning and peritonitis set in
and death occurred Tuesday, the Sth.
His remains we're brought to his home
Wednesday by Ryon Bros, underta-
kers, and Inferred at Holy Ghost GEM
etery, Cobb Neck, Thursday at 2.30 2.
M. Mr.. A. ]. Lomax had charge Of
the funeral. The pallbearers were
Messrs. Joseph Dyer, Clarence Lloyd,
Harry Edwards and Arthur Middle
ton. Despite the steady downpour OF
rain and the condition OF the roads,
the church was filed with sorrowing
and friends.
We extend our greatest sympathy
to the bereaved family.
BY a Friend Of tho Family.
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Treasurer's Sale
OF
Delinquent Taxpayers

CONTINUED FROM PAGE z.
Due for State Lax. $121
Thomas, Walter HI lot in Marburv
assessed at 100; no record reference.
Due for State Tax 80. 81
I" =. Co. 45
Travers, Sarah E-72 acres land and
buildings ssessed at $50; no reed ref.
Due for State Tax. ! O6
-" Co. 50 ...... 0S
Travers, Mary NJ. 10 acres land and
buildings assessed at TAO; no rec q ref.
Due for State Tax. 22S
Welch, Mary III acres land and
buildings assessed at 437; deed from
Angelina L WILDER. liber s 7 No. 2.
folio So
!" {" Co. .... "a
Welch. Bessie | (Ross) 2 acres land
and buildings assessed at $500; deed
from Angelina l. Miller, liber B G s
No. IA. folio 1893. Title now in John
Due for State Tax 80. $50
WEIGH, Bertha E. so acres land and
buildings assessed at $3.50; no reed.
Due for State Tax. Sc
" Co. ... 79S
Williams, Daniel. 20 acres land and
buildings assessed at 1886; deed from
Mary g Thompson, Admir-. liber H c C
No 26, folio l78.
Due for State Tax. 81
" "a Co. 4 ID
T.
sessed at Sl00; DEF d from Clenton I
jenkins ct al, Iioer W NJ A No. "a, fl l74
Due Tor State Tax. 81
Co. .-.... 40
Washington. James Hrs. .7dcres land
and buildings assessed at $640' deed
from Alexius A Butler and wife. liber
BGS No. 8, folio AZ; deed from John
H Butler, and wife. hber F d Nj No.
ll9, foliJ 252; deed from Theodore A
Switzerland and wife, fiber F D NJ No
10, folio 634. little now in John Ray
mond Swami
Due for State Tax 80. l SO
F." - Co. .... 928
Washington. Bertha E. IL acres lane
and buildings assessed $500; no reed. ref
Due for State Tax. III
" " Co. - 5 50
Wood, Pelham. .25 acres land ant
buildings assessed at GIG; deed from
Chas j Wood and wife; hber W M 4
No. 33, folio 42S. Personal propert.
assessed at 2l5.
Due for State Tax. 251
=" Co. ...... IL IL
Washington, George BIS IL acre
land assessed at 100: deed from Thos
Cox; liber w M A No. 80, folio 2S9.
Due for State Tax. 81
: {" Co, "...... l As
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Tuesday, April 20, 1924,

valuable tract Of real estate in said
proceedings mentioned, lying and sit
uate at or near Newburg, in the Fifth
Election District Of Charles County,
Maryland.
All those two contiguous tracts,
pieces, parts or parcels of land and
premises lying and situate as afore-
said, of which Frederick Simms, late
/ of Charles County, Mary land, died,
seized and possessed, described as fol-
lows, that is to say
| First. Beginning for the same at a
stone planted on the south side of the
public road near Samuel Hughes
blacksmith shop, running westerly
course seventy yards to stob; then
southeasterly course to a stob one
hundred and fifty yards; then north
leasterly course to stob on the public
road one hundred and thirty yards;
then with said road to the beginning,
containing four acres, more or less; it
being a part OF q farm called and
known as Cherry Hill; being the
same land and premises which was con-
veyed to the said Frederick Simms In
hsi lifetime by deed from John 7. f.
Wingate, ct al, dated the 18th OF June,
in the year 1885, and recorded among
the land records of Charles County,
Maryland, in Liber B. G. S No. 8, at
folio IS, etc.
Second. Beginning for the same at
stone situated on the western boun-
dairy line of the lot now owned by the
said Frederick Simms at a point where
the land now owned by John NJ. Page
corners with the land now owned by
William +. Simpson and running
thence in northwesterly direction to
u stone now fixed upon the boundary
line between the lands of George L.
Higges and John M. Page; thence in
southerly direction to a stone now
liked upon the boundary line between
the lands of George I. Higges and
William F. Simpson; thence in a
northeasterly direction TO the place OF
beginning, the same being a triangu-
ar shaped piece of land, containing
four acres, more or less.
Being the same land and premises
which was conveyed to the said Fred
erick Simms in his lifetime by deed
froal George 7. Higges, ct al, dated
the 3lst day of October, 1882, and re-
corded among the land records of
Charles County, Maryland, in Liber
J. s. T., No. 5. at folio 293, etc.
Terms of Sale One third cash on
day of sale, or final ratification thereof I;
one-third in six months from day of sale,
md the remaining one-third in twelve
.ionths from the day of sale, or all cash
1t the option of the purchaser or pur-
:hasers, the deferred payments. if any, to
lear interest from day OF sale.
A deposit OF $500 will be required of
the purchaser on the day of sale.
f. LAURIE MITCHELL,
F. STONE POSEY.
3-2S-4t. Trustees.
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Bel Alton Woman's Club Hostess
At Meeting of County Federation

The Bel Alton Woman's Club will
entertain the County Federation in the
Club Room in Bel Alton Wednesday,
April 80. The following is the program
OF the day
1870 A. NJ Call to order. Minutes
OF last meeiing. Roll call Quarterly
Report of Clubs. Charles County
Schools and their Problems. The
part the Woman's Clubs can play to-
ward Betterment of County Schools
Communication from President.
n.30 A. M.-The Club Women and
the Farm Bureau--M Miss Kellar.
1890 z. M.-Luneh.
LIS p. M.-Community singing.
100 P. M.-The College and its
Budget-Dr. Bomberger.
2.30 p. M. The Girls Club and the
Local Leader Mrs. Brown.
$3.50 p. M.-Adjourn.
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NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Maryland
United States OF America VS.. one
REQ Truck, Engine No A-36123.
WHEREAS, on October %, 1923, one
REQ Truck, Engine No. A-36723 was
seized on the farm premises OF John
Dudley, near Hughesville, Charles
County, Maryland, and is now in GUS
tody OF the United States Government;
AND WHEREAS, The said Court has
directed that notice be given by publi-
cation in Charles County OF the taking
of said REQ Truck directing the claim
ant thereof to appear in this Court
within ten days after the last publica-
tion of said order, and upon failure of
such claimant to appear, the United
States Marshal to sell said REQ Truck
at Public Action.
THEREFORE,, Notice is hereby given
to all persons claiming said REQ Truck
, or interested therein, to appear in the
United States District Court for the
District OF Maryland on or before the
| 2Sth day of April, 1924, and claim said
REQ Truck, Otherwise, same will be
sold at Public Auction.
GEORGE W. COLLIER.
4-1S-2t. United States Marshal.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-04-25

The Rev. VIM. Hirst Heigham. d. D..
sector. Telephone, La Plata So.
Services for the first Sunday after
Easter, April p
7.45 a. M, La Plata, Christ Church,
Holy Communion.
1000 a. M, La Plata, Christ Church,
Church School.
IL A. NJ, La Plata, Christ Church,
Morning Prayer and Sermon. DR..
Hiigham will preach on MARY Mag
delenen
300 p. NJ, Waldorf. Saint Barna-
bas' Chapel, Evening Prayer and Ser
mon.
Every Thursday, 10 a. m, La Plata,
Christ Church. Holy Communion.
Confirmation instruction, La Plaza,
Christ Church, every Thursday, 4.00p.
m; Waldorf, Saint Barnabas' Chapel
iparish HALL every Saturday, TO-. 30
The Right Reverend James E. Free
man, d. D., Bishop of Washington,
will preach and also administer the
sacrament of Confirmation In Christ
Church, La Plata, Sunday, May 4, at
ii a. m.
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coIored Man Drowned.

Gilbert Washington, colored, was
drowned Sunday as result of an auto
accident. Washington, who was en-
ployed as truck driver in Washing
ton, was, visiting his home near Po-
monkey. The steering gear of the car
locked as he approached curve in the
road at Pomonkey postoflce. This
threw the car down an embankment
and pinned Washington beneath it in
ditch filled with water.
Two other colored men we're in the
car when the accident occurred. Both
were pinned beneath it, but were able
TO keep their heads above water until
help arrived.
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Notice To Applicants For Teachers
Certificates.

An examination in the Elementary
School subjects will be held on the 3rd
and 10th Of May, beginning promptly
at SIS A. III,
The examination in High School
and Normal School equivalent sub
-ssswill be held Saturday, May 18th,
beginfiHg. promptly at SIS A. NJ.
These examinations will be con-
Quoted in the Public School building,
near La Plata.
According to bylaws adopted by
the State Board of Education Jan. %,
1924, no examinations for Elementary
School Teachers certificates will be
held after May, 1924.
f. b. GWYNN,
4-25-2t. Supt. OF Schools.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-04-25

Miss Rebecca Turner has returned to
Baltimore, after spending a pleasant
weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mary
C. Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Moyes and
their four little sons spent an enjoya-
BILE Easter with Mrs. Moves mother,
Mrs. Mary C. Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lambert mo-
tored from Baltimore Saturday last
and spent pleasant Easter with Mrs.
Mary G. Turner.