HsfAiLiSkßo 1839

VOL 82.

DETAILEO STATEMENTOF THE

EXPENDITURESOF THE

Canty CanunlulMirs at St.Marfs entity

FU TH FISCAL TUI ENIN.June, 1921

Published in compliance with Section13 of Article 21 of the Code of Pub-lic General Laws which provides asfollows: '"That the County Commissioners |

shall make out aad publish annually jin at least two newspapers publishedla their respective counties. If there 'be two, a ditail, minute and acco- ;save evanuesT of the expenses of saidcounties, specifying therein each par-ticular Item of ex pease aad for what <and to whom paid, aad shall also do- 'liver to the Sheriffs of their respectivecounties as many copies of said state-ment as there are election districts -•f said county at leant tea days before jeach general election, and the Sheriff 1shall within six days after the re- jcelpt of such copies, set up one ofthem at the place of bolding electionsin each district." 1

Circuit Court and Officersfcnoeb IIAbell, clerk 01109 86Arthur Boyd, messenger 45 00CO Miles, bailiff 00 00C J Clements, do 17 50 ,CH Norris...do 17 50 1George H Louden, bailiff.

... 37 50Valley I Greenwell. ..do 40(0Chas P Abell do 26 00Joo H T Briscoe, State’s Ally 800 00

Same, miscall 1 25 <DJ Bowles, sheriff 1110 35

Same, feed sect 530 80Same, wood (Jail) 15 00

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3800 75

County CommissionersP.*ter H Thompson .0250 00A G Sanner 376 00 ,J Marshall Dent, jr 300 00Joseph I Gough, clerk 800 00 ,J Prank lin Adams, sup of asses 646 00 ,Joo A Fowler do 154 (K) ,Wm M Lokcr, ally 200 00 ]

IlliOOOrphans' Court

John HAbell, chief judge. 0148 00Wes C Mattingly, judge 160 00

MsoiOolnos, register of wills.. UB2d i *

I’ .712 28 j

Attorneys' Accounts.Wtimer A Ching 0215 00 'W M Loker 10 00 ,A K Loye 10 00 (

]235 00 |

Justices of the Pesee.8 L Raleigh • 32 30Harry C Davis 18 80James A Latham 15 35 1Wm O Reeder 14 00 'Paul Mosher ; 6 24Then B Carpenter 5 75H W Hewitt... 7 00

98 24 '

Constables’ Accounts.Richard H Abell .0 34 45W B Long 17 05Zaek 8 Graves 4 75

56 35

Pauper Coffins.Wm C Mattingly 0 18 00E R Jarboe 13 lOJ S Spalding 5 00Danl fc Gross 10 00

46 00

Inquests.(Body of Elmer C Messlck)

Jos C Wlble, eor 0 5Geo T Hutchins 1J Frank Adams ILeonard Haley 1J W ('opsey. 1David Dean IErnest Bond 1Ralph Clarks IHurley Cusie 1Howard Adams 1W F Thompson IWarren nreenweil 1Chas Tucker 1Dr L J Sothomn, use Ist N’al Rk 5

PENSIONS

First District.

Douglas Freeland 048Mrs. James Norri* . 36Mary Jones 48Mery Rldgell 4*Catherine Greenwell 48Joseph Gough 48Wm Dorsey and wife 48Robert Butler— 36

360f(trend District

Wm E Goddard 060Mrs Jeff Heweit 72Jane Dyer 40Mrs Howard Kirby 73George H. Barnes 00Martha Stewart 48

352

Third Election District

Thomas Johnson 060Jnlia Ann Scrlber 30Cye Brown 48Rone 8. Gatton 00John Thompson 48Peter MUborn 48Henry Barnes... 48James Curtis 48Oeo H Hebb 00KKsn Thompson 48Alex Uenrd 48

552Fourth District.

Louise Mills 024Jnlia Ann Nelson 24James Bush 30Pnnk Bush 48Kitty Bash 48Oswald Plater 30Wm H Miles 48

4

Jiaittt iSraftmFifth District.

Rose Holly. $35Mergers! Wilson 48David Brooks 4gMaria Johnson 48Emelins Butler 48Margaret Briscoe 48Whit Johnson 48Richard Acton 48

372Sixth District

Mery E Hey wood ogoClexton Goodwin 48Mery Dunn 48Pei-mcl la Chapman 34Mrs John E Evans 36Mrs Fannie Newton 48Edmond B Joy 48Welter A Joy 48Wm T Hooper 30

390Seventh District

Sylvia Dickerson 030Julia A Carter 30Sereh A Green 36Christine Armstrong 36Hemuel Willis 36Ellxa Diggs 48Julin Ann Dyson 30Lydia A Bow lee 00Henry Thomas .- 30Matilda Thomas 30Leonard Dickerson 30James Woodland 36Mamie Green 36

604Eighth District

Nece Shoals 072Maria Ellis 72Mrs Francis King 60Robt Somerville.. 30Louis Melton

.. 30Joseph Diels 48Mrs Joseph Diets 48Herbert Forreet 30

408Ninth District

Louie Thomas 048Grand Jury, Sept* Term, 1920.

J Thoms* Bond 0 16 50Samuel B Davis 18 90Arthur Hammett 22 50W F E tng 18 00Walter Morgan Russell 15 0oStephen E Priee 15 90Oden M Dyson.... 12 30T J N Lawrence 17 10Alex Sbeehen 18 30Bernard E McKay 17 10John M Raley 17 70B Webster Burroughs 18 30Thos B Ellis 18 00JAN Arrasworthy 18 30Abraham Butler 20 10Wm 8 Raleigh 22 20Jos 8 Statesman 17 40Wm A Nelson 15 00Geo E Combs 15 60Chas S Davis 3 50G Edward 'Thomas 21 00Harry T Mudd 18 30Jno F Simpson 17 40

414 00WITNESSES TO GRAND JURY.

September Term, 1020. . (Alfred Armstrong..... ....* I *{ 'ha abeir~rr-t— 1Emma Barnes 2Raymond Burch 3Frank Burch 1E E Burch IWm Brooks IWm P Bush 1W W Burroughs 1Charles Butler 1Ralph Cecil IElsie Carroll IMargaret Coates 2A P Cullison IMoses Coales IEverly Dodson 2Clarke Dyson 2John Drury j 2Herbert Dorsey fIWLixzie DorseyHC Davis SBIt B DukeJ Ko and Duke 1Lillian Duke 1Charles Fowler 1Luke Goddard 2L II Getz 1Zach S Graves 111 C Goodman 1Willie He hi) IRoiert A Hayden IE D Hathaway 1Jack Hall 1Robert Hall 1Alvin Johnson 1l*hil Johnson 1Goosey Knott 2Herbert Lloyd 2*V H Long 1Thos A McKay 2Antoncltc Moore. 2Pasaline Moore 2W C Mattingly 1Hiram Millison 1IBessie Owens 1Aubrey Owens 1Rotieri Pilkerton 1John Reed 2John Raley 2S L Raleigh 2Robert Sommers ISusie Sommers 1Chas Somerville 2Mamie Sicsrs 2

Joseph G Thompson 1W Thompson 1Louis Taylor 1Eugene Trice 1Fannie Wilson 1Richard Williams 1I. A Wllmer IE J W arreo 1

80

Petit Jury, Sept Term, 1920W Calvert Raley 028 50Ambrose F Gough 29 70Geo C Welch 4 80B C Knight... 24 60J Roiiert Long 24 60Sami L Adams 30 00Jno W Kennedy tl 90Fred C Davis 38 70Thos D Wilkinson 28 50J Bradley Hayden 24(0A J Morris 20 70A Clarenr* Latham 24 00Eugene Mattingly 24 00L Cecil Russell 24 90J P Johnson..... 24 00Francis B Gough 20 70H Mattingly Seann 22 80A J Hayden 25 80W Guv Herbert 28 70W H A Ivey 21 00T Holton Sbadriek 27 90R Earl Evans 3 90J P Greenwell 24 00P C Dorsey 24 00Jas C Longmore 24 00Jas A Bean 23 10

| Hillarv Thomas 7 50

| SIANMDVfeUNNGCa906 908 Green moofnAse

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I CRANKCASES1 AND ALL

| IBWDI MACHINE

Talisman.R Forbes Wood burn 3 00C P Tippett. 3 00Jiom HamnsM 3 00Oeo B Cusie 3 00

427 10

Witnesses Petit Jury. SeptemberTerm, 1920.

Susan Somers 01R W Somers 1S L Raleigh. 3W P Bush... 3Queenle Jerboa 1Louis Taylor 2WC Raley 2Jack Hall 2Charles Hall 2Ralph Cecil. 3Frank Birch 3Raymond Birch 3E E Birch 3Eugene Lewis.., 2S H Bean 2Alex Kennedy. 2Wm Millard 2Chas Mllburn 2Will Curley 2John Bean 2Sam Cutchember 2WillKnott 2C I Mllburn 2Robert Pilkertoa 1King Dyson 1Luke Goddard 2Gonzle Knott 2Aubrey Owens i 3A Quad# 3Robert Owens 3Joseph Thompson 3Antoinette Moore 3Lulu tiarnee 4Charles Somerville 3Herbert Lloyd 3Arthur Thompson 3Herbert Dorsey 3Lizzie Dorsey 3Herman Mason 3Peter Blake 3Evelyn Dodson 1Margaret Coates 2Mamie Speers 2 IClSrk Dyson 2Georgia Dyson 2Anna Coooer 3H H Abell 1Kenneth Duke 1J Roland Duke 1T I* Herlcrt 1Roland B Duke 1Lillian B Duke I

113

- Grand Jury, March Term, 1921G Frank Dent 0 9 60E E Dent 8 10Jeff A Clarke 960Philip Butler 6 00Wm B Thompson. 8 70John Johnson 9 00Fred A Norris 7 80Win Woodland 7 20Chas L Johnson 8 10Charles Abell 6 00John E Guy rt 60T Ray Dixon 8 10T Henry Fenwick 13 50Geo L Buckler 8 10Oeo L Ra ley 7 20Arthur F Turner 6 00J Preston Thompson 6 60Archie B Bell 10 80Jullue Johnson 8 10

John H Long 8 10J Prank Combs 8 10

187 20

Witnesses to Grand Jury,March Term. 1921.

W H Alvey 0 1Joseph Alvey 1R H Abell 1B K Abell 1Thomas Buckler 1Chester L Beldmg 1Mrs Thos Buckler IShirley Butler ILenny Curry t 1'William Curtis 1Mattie Evans 1L H Getz 1Zach S Graves 1John E Hall 1Eliza Hanson IIjeonard Joy 1Gen W Joy IMark Knott 1T Hooper Lynch. 1W B Long 1Spencer Lumpkins 1Paul Mosher 1George McWilliams IJohn H Mllburn 1Aloysius Norris 1Alfred Suit IWm Simpson 1Wm Swaiies IL J Sterling 1Clinton Thompson 1Albert Thompson 1Sonny Thomas IJas A Watts 1

33

Petit Jury, March Term, 1921.Albert E Greenwell 025 50C J Wood 20 10EJ Ki'h 24 50J J Farr. 20 40Jus M Jones 21 00J R Edwards 18 00T Alvin Havden 18 30Jos S Handy 22 20George F Attell 20 70Joa I Hayden 18 00L N>ta lieadmond 16 50R II Brubacher I 9 60N P Barber 22 50G Edgar Abell 1200William T Bean 20 10Ernest Harding 17 40Jas T Crowder 18 00Igns A Thomas 17 70W A Peacock 22 50Harry Beale 21 00Jos C Wlble. 15 30Charles D Wood 10 50Martin S Winters , 16 50Luther F Miles 19 50B Cleveland Raley 21 00

478 70

Witnesses Petit Jury, MarchTerm, 1921.

Moses Coales 0 300Lena Owen* 2 00Albert Thomas 1 00

, Mark Knott 1 00Thomas Buckler 2 00

, Rev E L Birch by 5 20Mrs Thomas Buckler 2 00

, Rev H P O’Neal 4 00, W T Buckler 100

, Jnbn H Mllburn 3 00, T Hooper Lynch 15 00! Oscar Rislev 3 00

, Turner Dyer 300

45 20

Witnesses Criminal Cases, JuneTerm, 1920 (Omitted from

1920 Levy).H Webster Fox well 0 SJessie Combe 3Julia Combs 3Thomas SoasrvlUs 2Irens SomsrviUs 3Ellxa Hill 3Julia Ann Scrlber...... 3Jeff Hanson 2Robt Smith 1

Jero Smith . 1I Eiita Detcko 2l Stephen Demko 2I J Sp*Dr Uuwmo 2I Edna Darneron 2

John Hercbeske i

34

Omitted from Lery, 1920Pint Nail Hank St Man’s CM

Vital StatisticsDr F A Carnal iar 8 219 40Dr R V Palmar 45 12Dr L J Sothoron 32 90DrPJ Bean 16 30E E Burch 38 33Harrises Hobbs 18 16Jos C Wible 16 45C \V Magill 16 40Jos E Ha jwood 2 26Dr L B Johnson 33 85

438 87

%Crow Bills.

First Natl Rank St Mary’s 9 8 40Chas N Gray 1 86

995ELECTION EXPENSES.

General Election, November, 1920.Miscellaneous Account.

' 1Chas F Mules A Co. elec sup..B 140 00

Same, registration books. 240 00 ;St Mary’s Beacon, adr A print 386 00 ;St Marv’s Enterprise, do 256 50wm F Herbert, supr and exp. 2X 40 \Louis F Abell, sunr and exp.. 116 00 ,L K Tenntson, supr and exp... 115 00J Clarence Taylor, elk A exp. 210 00 •win M Loker, attorney 125 00 1RC Ellis, material and erect-

ing booths 52 00feo Y McCully, do 3 00Raymond II Burch, do 16 82Eisie McCully, transc bonks.. 11 50 tPhilip T Graves, do 11 50 ,Besson ueWaai, do 11 50C Henry (-'smaller. do 21 00

Same, burning ballots 5 00Geo P Loker, erect booths.... 3 00Loker A devvaal, store acet... 1 30Geo B Cecil, <!i* 1 22L F Abell, posting spec baits. 35 00 ¦vr F Conneliy, ramo* booths. 600

2123 64 1First Election District. I

First Precinct. •Jos G Gallon, judge and regr. .4 51 85 *John H Eli IT, judge and regr.. 56 00 JWm C Ral**v. judge 11 00 (wm F Non is, judge 1100Rich H Abell, clerk 11 00 jwm E Curley, clerk 11 00T D Deloner, doorkeeper 500 .Chas C Rennet?, do 800 .L E Tennlson, delvg ballots.... 600 |Ernest Bohanan, rent 15 00 j

!162 85 ]

First Election DistrictSecond Precinct.

G Edgar Smith, judge A regr..t 14 60J P Shaman, judge and regr... 14 60 J.Chas D wood, judge 6 SOIJ Robt Drury, do 950 !

L E Tennison, delvg ballots. ”T 6 00FBryan Knott, room rent 2000 j

1112 00 ,

Second Election District1

Thus H EUIT, judge and regr. ..8 65 50 ,Robt H Tarloton, do 65 50 'R M Lumpkins, judge 10 50Thos M Bradburn, do 10 50 iJ Brooke Bryant clerk 10 60Alex Sheehan, clerk 10 60Chas F Dyer, doorkeeper 500 1Thos M Langley, do 500 jw J Rock, delvg ballots 800Geo B Cecil, room rent 15 00

184 00 !

Third Election Dist, First Precinct

Johnson Mattingly, judge A regf 55 50J R Thompson, do 55 50Chas W Bowles, judge 10 50W F Connelly, judge 10 50 1Louis C Thompson, clerk 10 50Eugene Abell, clerk./....* 10 50 |Henry J Guy, doorkeeper 8 50R French Drury, do 8 50 1D J Bowles, delvg ballots 6 00St Aloy Benef Soc, room rent . IS 00

161 00 1i

Third Election Diet, Second Precinct <

Geo Combs, judge and regr....B 55 42Jno w Watben. do 54 SOS T Poxwell, judge 950 1A C Boyd, judge . 950J Benedict Norris, clerk 9 50F E L Floyd, clerk 9 50Geo Peacock, special officer.... 1 50Alex Heard do 1 50E B Norris, janitor 1 50Louis F Abell, delvg ballots... 6 00Town Hall, room rent 15 0)

191 42

fourth Election District.

Jam's E Davis judge and regr I 65 15Francis G Hayden, do 55 00Perry Hayden, judge 10 00PO Budd, judge 10 00w Guy Herb-rl. clerk 100wm P Farr, clerk 10 00

\ Chas M Gray, special officer... 800Chss H Barnes. Sr, doorkeeper 500

i Edelen Gough, delvg ballots... 600i Cuaptico Haii Co, room rent... 15 00i —“——

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| 18413i Fifth Election District

1 E Ray Burroughs, judge-regr. .8 51 45A K Mattingly ,7.T.d0 55 50

I S U Davis, judge 10 60Zach Pilkerton, do 10 60

1 GR williams, Jr, clerk 10 50J Dewey Hill, clerk 10 50Jas R Pilkerton, doorkeeper... 600David M Rawlins do 6 00w A Hill, delvg ballots 6 00Mrs. Lulu Adams, room rent.. 20 00

Same, erecting new booths... 500

! 195 96

Sixth Election Oietrlct

I F w Hutchins, judge and regr. .865 75I H E Jones do 66 15I J Robert Long, judge 10 15I w H Herbert....do 1016I J w Russell, clerk 10 75

l Philip T Graves, do 1015i J w Copsey, doorkeeper. 600i w G Jov do 600I J B Bowles, delvg ballot* 600

F w Hutchins, booth expense.... 140I J Franklin Adams, room rani... 16 00

186 90Seventh Election Oietrlct

First Precinct.R A Mattingly, judge and regr.l 66 00EA Burch do 65 00w w Blackistonc, judge 10 00Geo H Cullens do 10 00Clyde Lawrence, clerk 10 00RC Ellis do 10 00wm Pilkerton, doorkeeper 5 00Benj Knott do 8 00w F Herbert, delvg bailor* 6W

LEONARDTOWN. MD, THURSDAY OCTOBER 20. 1921

T C fllingluff, room reot 15 00

184 00i Seventh Election District

Second Precinct.iud ß® *od iW.814 00

vfiS 011 **!- do 14 00Jud<r* 0 00

ST o** do - 9 00geoa. Lawrence, clerk 900® Colton, do 9 uoCUtrke, doorkeeper 5 00Jfo iii **r*' d**T4 ballot* .. 600Tt Slingluff, room reot 16 00

90 f0Eighth Election District

Alas Stevens, judge and regr. .8 55 50Jno JH Jones do 55 50SHtteJ®*** 10 50PettlwFwti. do 10 50George R Quirk, clerk 10 60J ®ijOnE do 10 50D O Stevens, doorkeeper 5 00Amos Dean do .7 5 00

£ Watts, deivg ballots 6 00Stephen Goodrich, room rent.. 15 00

184 00Ninth Election District.Robrecht, judge-regr. . .I 54 00

| V BE >wo do 54 00Edgnr Pearson, judge - 900Eugene Henderson, do 9 00Edw Thomas, clerk 9 00fo*TCrowder, do 9 00BR Moore, doorkeeper 5 00 1

do 5 00Jos C Hobbs, delvg ballots.... tt 00Adams Bros, room rent 15 00

1

175 00

State Forres try Account.? °s"7* warden 4 65

J Roland McKay, do 18 00 ¦j 67 65

Miscellaneous Account.Sr*. 4 583 50Miss 14a Kirk (damages, acci-

dent 6n bridge) 7500Guy Bros, wire for Alms Hse. 72 46* O Morgan Dept Store, store

account 74 89*dewaal, store acct . 58 81

JJNonl*.; do 10 6J G Nuthall do 9 85Meyer A Thalheimer 112 23

J ¦kNt special officer.... 15 06CfcasPtlbell do 4 85T?* H

_D 5Pi u*®9 Pd ln error. 18 37

® Clemenls, washingJail. 4... 54 507 J Clements, repairing Jail.. 20 60 IA Cam a Her, disinfec, ect 54 04

Dr L B Johnson do 15 80Dr F D Chaupelear... do 500 ,Dr R V Palmer do 10 00DrLJ flotboroo do 10 00St Mary’s Enterprise, adv ~i 483 50LP Williams, insolv, 1916-17 . 4340 76

®lW®d Levy 1916-11. 919 24PirstNatl Bank (Jno A Fowl-

er Jtomßsed Levy 1916. 200 XCoujrtfr Aflsnt 500 XSt Mary's Beacon, adv A pig. 598 uo 1

1

fex 8301 15 .

........... 833,160 ¦vC

ALMS Ht)USS..L. WoWPUBLIC iiOADS i... 10,OX X

HOSPIT VL FOR INSANE. ... 4000 X

TREASI <ER’S SALARY 12X X

COMMIT SIONBRS OP LEON-ARDO >WN 280 X

PHYSK AN TO JAIL AND

ALMS HOUSE XX

BEALT I OFTICB IXX

SALAK r CRIER CIRCUITOOUI IT. 125 X

SALAR£OP JAILOR 120 00

SALANT CUSTODIAN COURTHOUSE IXX

INTEREST AND SINKING FUNDFOR ROAD BONDS, sold un-der Arts 1920, Ch. 358.,.,. SOX X

CLEMKNT SCHOOL LOT ANDBUILDING IXX

DYNAUO SCHOOL. 1,000 00

SCHOOL, ADD’L.ROc-M 1,600 00

RECAPITULATION.

Circuit Court and Officers.,..B 3809.75County Commissioners 2725 mOrphans’ Court 712 25Attorneys’ Account. 235.00Justice of Peace 98.24Constables 56.25Pauper Coffins 46 Of)

Inquests 21. XPensions 3356. XGrand Jury, Sept Term, 1920 414. XWitnesses Grand Jury, Sept.

Term, 1920 BU.XPetit Jury, SepL Term, 192u.. 637 XWitnesses to CtUl Jury,

Sept. Term, 1920 113 XGrand Jury. Mch. Term, 1921 187.30Witnesses Grand Jurv, Mch.

Term, 1921 33 XPetit Jury, March Term, 1921 478.70Witnesses to Petit Jurv, do.. 45 3*Witnesses Crim Cases, June

Term, 1920 (omitted from1920 Levy 34. X

Omitted from 1930 Levy (IstNatl Bank of St Mary’s) .. 24 X

Vital Statistics 438.18Crow Bills ... 9.95Election Expanses 4795.51State Forrestry 67.65Miscellaneous Account 8307.15Public Seh*ol Appropriation.33,7X.XAlms House 6X.XPublic Roads 10.0X.XHospital for Insane 4XO XTreasurer’s Salary. 13X.XCommissioners of Leonard-

lown 250. XPhysician to Jail and Alms

House X.XHealth Officer IX.OOSalary Crier Circuit Court... 125. XSalary of Jailer 130. XSalary of Custodian to Court

House IX.XInterest and Sinking Fund,

Road Bonds BXU.X1Clement School Lot and Bldg 7X.XDynard School 1(00 XCompton School, addl room. 15X.X

88,221.13

RATE AND ASSESSMENT, 1921.

Real and Personal, FirstElection District 4 X1,347 X

Real and Personal, SecondElection District 599,223 X

Real and Personal. ThirdElection District 1,277,844 X

Real and Personal. FourthElection District 674,343 X

Real and Personal, FifthElection District 681.944 X

Real and Personal, SixthElection District 566,637 X

Real and Personal, SeventhElection District IX,IX X

Real and Personal, EighthElection District 725,911 X

Real and Personal. NinthElection District 61.95! X

6,089,339 X

Slocks and Bonds. FirsLElection District 4®HKStocks and Bonds, Second *

Election District 17X XStocks and Bonds, Third

Election District 10X XStocks and Bonds, Fourth

Election District. 10X XStocks and Bonds, Eighth

Election District IXO X

6.780. X

Total Real and fersonai,subject to State Tax, rate35 l-3c on the 41X,86,089,339. minus 42,0 XM., D. AV. Rv. Co. .. 421.508. X

County Tax on 46.089,339,rate 41.46 on the 41X 488.904.36

County Tax on Stocks and„

Bonds 17.34State Ts on Stocks and

Bonds 8.67

4110.438.96

By las on Stocks A Bonds 8.67By State Tax on both rates 21,508.60By County Charges 88,221.13

SgpUm. 7X 56

•110 438.96STATE OF MARYLAND. 88:OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

of St. Mary's County.The aforegoing levy list for the year

1921, from pages 290 to 311, both inclu-sive. is hereby settled and allowed andLevy imposed for the same by us, theCounty Commissioners of St. Mary'sCounty for the said year, this twenty-ninth day of June, in the year of ourLord, one thousand nine hundred andtwenty-one.

P. H. THOMPSON,, l*rost.A. G. BANNER,J. MARSHALL DENT. Jr.,

County Commissioners for St. Mary'sCounty.

Test:JOS. I. GOUGH. Clerk.

MAGYAR BANDSINVADE AUSTRIA

Vienna Government Orders ArmyRecruited to Full Numbers

Under Peace Treaty.

PLOT TO SET UP MONARCHY

Attack Town of Wiener-Newatadt,Near Capital—Backed, It la Said, by

German Reactionaries—BrlekRecruiting In Hungary.

Berlin.—Magyar bands have advanc-ed from Burgeoland Into Austria prop-er and have poshed the AustrteaRe&cbswehr who opposed those taaci*to the Leltha bridge. I** •*•**•

-wmi,i>lllll 1 7oua well organised force*, which arc be-ing recruited at three points In Hungary —Budapest, Hajmasker and Zala-Egerszeg.

Wiener-Neustadt is about thirty

miles south uf Vienna and only a fewmiles across the border of Bergen-land.

The Hungarian government has an-nounced that At has called the classof 19X to the colors, as It is permittedto do under the peace treaty, to bringthe army up to 35,0 X men. Evidenceis abundant, however, that each dayabout 5X men not belonging to the

of 1931 arc receiving arms andbeing headed for Kurgenland. Re-cruit* from Germany, particularly Ba-varia, are also plentiful.

No doult now remains that the so-called bands are becoming a paid armywith monarchist purposes, linked withthe movement to Join Austria, or atleast the Austrian Tyrol, to Germany.Republican Germany and Austria arebeginning to see the danger, and whilethe Austrian government officially an-

j uounces It is prepared to deal withany attempted monarchist coup, bothVicuna and Berlin are worried.

Reactionary German leaders arebusy in Austria, and from working un-

der cover as the) have been doing forseveral months they have now beenforced Into the open. Meetings of oldfront soldiers have lieeu called in Vi-enna amt the reactionaries have es-tablished headquarters at Innsbruck,which they expect to he the capital ofa Tyrolean mountain stale.

The monarchists, who are anxiousto break the feeble Viennese ItepubMean government us the first step to-ward re-establishing monarebs In Central Eurie. h* lleve this is the rchance. The Republican Berlin gov-ernment, however, seeing the danger,has discouraged the Tyroleans In theirdemand to te freed from Vienna andunited to their brother mountaineersin Bavaria.

The publicity given to the monarch-ist plans In the lust few days has alsodisconcerted the monarchists to suchan extetnt that the Bavarian StuatsZeltung has felt culled upon to den>that the purpost f seeking the unionof the Tyrol iuvarla is the restoration *t King .udwlg of Bavariato the throne.

Nevertheless, the hand of the Ger-man reactionary is seen in the wholeaffair. These German leaders see InAustria the possibility of success wherethey have failed In Germany. The at-tempt to force the reaction of the Ba-varian minority upon the industrialNorth German majority proved too am-bitious. but. the monarchists believethey can grind the smaller IndustrialLower Austria between tbe rnUlatwhesof the Tyrol and the Burgenlandbonds.

By appointing the Christian Social-ist, Herr Guertler. minister of finance,the Vienna government la trying topacify he country dh trlcta, the peo-ple of which are chiefly Christian So-cialists, but Herr Guertler lias an im-possible financial problem on hishands.

Aside from the industrial crisis, thegovernment has a drain It cannot pre-vent Every tenth (>ersou in Austriais on the state payroll. They are tleold bureaucracy w.dch used to be aleech on the whole empire, but nowhas only Austria to feed upon.

To cut the payroll la Impossible without stirring up trouble, but to go 6txpaying from an empty treasury makesthe recovery the \alue of the crow nalso Impossible.

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