Treaty with Germany shown as separate peace pact
The separate peace with Germany, dubbed the Hard ing-Hughes-Wirth treaty, will be sent to the Senate when it reconvenes. Lodge will chair the committee, opposing past peace terms while accepting partial Versailles provisions, leaving the League covenant repudiated and raising questions of bughouse diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
State Department
Senate
Congress
Senator Lodge
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Lodge
United States
Spain
McKinley
Harding
Cis
League of Nations
Governor Ritchie plan cuts state costs and trims power
Editorial notes describe Governor Ritchie’s reorganization plan approving 16 major and three minor state departments and a 12 member advisory council. it promises no hard rule for heads, saves about 145000 annually, retains unpaid boards, and suggests only two constitutional amendments needed. Also reports on 1920 US building in 196 cities, incl moving picture houses and garages, plus notes on trade names, Methodist conference in London, and Amos W Woodcock as prospective US District Attorney for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Police
Baltimore
United States
Department of Labor
Average Rainfall Across Maryland and Delaware
Weather Bureau records show Maryland average rainfall 41.61 inches and Delaware 43.25 inches. Data from 69 cooperative stations in both states underpin a forthcoming Federal Weather Bureau bulletin. James H. Spencer notes precipitation is uniform year round, mostly between 40 and 47 inches, with exceptions in St Marys County and the Cumberland Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Delaware
Maryland State Weather Service
Federal Weather Bureau
James H. Spencer
Local Weather Service
St Mary's County
Cumberland Valley
Rainfall expectations for Maryland and Delaware crops
Meteorologists and agriculturists, led by Mr. Spencer, agree that non irrigation areas need 25 to 50 inches of annual precipitation for best yields. Maryland and Delaware are favored, with well distributed rainfall through the crop season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Maryland
Delaware
Remembering Daniel Fields 3rd in Federalsburg tribute
A memorial note from E. M. Stack honors Daniel Fields 3rd of Caroline county who died in France serving the United States in World War I. It recalls youth, duty, and the enduring consolation that life remains under the Lord’s care and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Fields 3Rd
Caroline County
France
United States
Daniel Fields
Laura Watkins Fields
Federalsburg
Senator Fields
Edwin C. Fields
E. M. Stack
Public Sale Of Personal Property In Denton Maryland
The owner Bessie M Redden will expose at public sale at 1 p m on Saturday Sept 17 1921 at her Denton Maryland residence the highest bid items including a New Perfection oil stove oil heater various stoves furniture glassware kitchen items a New Home sewing machine and many household goods. Cash for sums at or below ten dollars and credit for larger amounts with a note secured by approved security. Auctioneer James Temple and attorney T Alan Goldsborough ensure sale terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th
Franklin Streets
Denton
Maryland
Brussels
Bessie M. Redden
T. Alan Goldsborough
H. E. Smith
James Temple
Eastern Share Trust Co. Bank
Federalsburg
Ford
Attorney's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Caroline County
Public sale by attorney for Ernest H. Legates and heirs of Louise Legates of a farm in Caroline County near Bethlehem Easton and the B C A Railroad. The property offers Parcels 1 and 2 with outbuildings timber and orchard, with possession January 1 1922. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance at six and twelve months or all cash. title at purchaser expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Bethlehem
Easton
Willoughby
J. Kemp Stevens
Louise Legates
D. James Temple
Purce
Charles B. Harrison
James Temple
Denton property sale by Caroline county trustees
Trustees announce public sale of three parcels in Denton in the town’s Third Election District. Parcel A fronts Sixth and Gay streets with house improvements. Parcel B is 50 by 161.8 feet on Sixth Street, with building site. Parcel C fronts Gay Street with 44.3 by 126.7 feet and rear alleys. Parcels offered separately then as a whole. possession January 1 1922. payment terms include one‑third cash and balance in two notes. Also described is a Burrsville property known as the Robert H. Dill home with a dwelling, outbuildings, and farmable land. possession January 1 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Glenwinkle
Caroline County
Louise Lecates
Bethlehem
Easton
Willoughby Land
Daniel I. Patchett
Annie E. Patchett
William J. Neal
Liber J. K. S
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Sixth
Gay Streets
Gay Street
Burton W. Parker
Sixth Street
Lacey Butler
H. Waldorf
Harvey L. Cooper
George A. Bullock
Liber L. B. T
Lewis & Knotts
Burrsville
Wm. B. Stephens
Margaret Porter
T. W. Porter
Robert H. Dill
Williston
Denton-Williston
Concord
Michael Siler
Howard Sullivan
Lizzie Ross
Ross
G.R. Neal
Grove Cemetery
American Corners
Fowling Creek Branch
Albert S. Handy
Albert C. Crafe
Land parcels A and B offer near Venton for a chicken farm
Prime land on State Road three miles from Venton and fourteen from Williston, cultivated and suited for a chicken operation. Parcels A and B will be offered separately, then as a whole, with possession January 1, 1922. A home sits on Parcel A and law offices hold the plat and deed details referencing James W. Saulabury’s will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Waldorf
Venton
Williston
James W. Saulabury
James Garey
R. J
Caroline Pee
Lewis & Knotts
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Patent Office
London
Amos W. W.woodcock
Salisbury
Banks
Heart of
Liberty and
Saratoga Streets
Cambridge Laundry
W. H. Rathell
Durham
Neramene
Moca
Dean
Mattie Long
Fountain Ave
Ledman
Nisi
J. Virgil Moore
Lizzie Moore
Orphans’ Court
Equity
Calvert C. Merriken
J. Owen Knotts
Richard T. West
Elisha H. Harper
William J. Shawn
J. Howard Pastonfield
Register of Wills
J. H. Middleton
Crozer
Chester
W. A. Smith
THE
GoLdsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Robert Jarrell, JR
Cushier
Ridgely Campground
Downes
Willis Causey
J. Stephen Griffth
Marydel
State Road
Greensboro
Lillie M. Hines
Sand
B. B. Howa
Champaign
Hiincis
Denton Ice and Fuel CO
Ernest H. Legates
S. E
Church
Steamboat Wharf
Preston
Harmony
Gilpin
George W. Camper
Joseph G. Griffin
Fritz Zurcher
J. K
T. Pliny Fisher
Circuit Court
Mary C. Bullock
Walter F. Bullock
Iesque
F. Pb. Covey
Henry R. Lewis
Trustees
Detroit
Denton Auto Company
Western Maryland College
Westminster
A. Norman Ward
D. D
College Farm
Highlands
Intimore
Ear Deriton
Frank P. Covey
Ieee
Mark Hignutt
Albert C. Craft
Edith M. Craft
Albert 8. Handy
Alice Y. Handy
John Rumbold
John A. Blanche
Willis Corkran
W. R. Penny Packer
L. F. Covey
Levi H. Tilghman
Tenanny
Pants
Asucrupy
J. Howard Pastorfield
At. G. Deen's
Fowling Creek, MD
C. C. Deen
Pete Pres
Hao
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