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Honolulu Cir Prominent in mainlan1
Society.
San Francisco society formally on
ened its season en- September II With
the All-States" ball at the exposi-
ton grounds. The past few weeks OF
the summer have been devoted to
San Efancisco's prominent society
women as well as a number OF women
from their neighboring cities and
states were to take part But Homo
lulu society folk, and particularly the
members of the younger set viii be
interested to know that Miss Ruth
Johnston was one OF the seven society
girls to take part in the dance of the
states" Miss Johnston was a popular
in Honolulu during her residence here.
Mrs. Johnston left Honolulu with her
three daughters last year and it is
hoped that she will return in tie near
future, though the wonderful pronlis
es Of many good times at the exposi.
tion next year will probably keep them
near the Golden Gate for another year.
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A Theater Party.
Mrs. G. Montague Cooke chose q de-
lightful manner of entertaining sever
al of her friends on Wednesday even
ing when she WIS hostess at a box
party for the first performance of The
Spirit of Hawaii Those who occu-
pied the box were Mr.. and Mrs. ETn-
est Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. T. Bot
tomley and Mr.. and Mrs Cooke
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The Kaimuki Bridge Club.
The Kaimuki Bridge Club, meeting
every second week, was entertained on
Thursday by Mrs. Sam Peck at her
home on Fifteenth avenue. At the
close of the afternoon delicious re-
freshments were served, and after
the scorce were counted dainty prizes
were carried away by Mrs. Erdman
Baldwin and Mrs. George B. Hender-
son. Mrs. Peck's guests included Mrs.
Frank Aplin, Mrs Lewis Underwood.
Mrs. James Guild. Mrs, Charles s.
Crane, Mrs. Floyd Emmans. Mrs. Gus
Prescott, Mrs. Ernest Giesecke, Mrs,
Arthur Thayer, Mrs. George Hender-
son and Mrs. Erdman Baldwin.
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A Trip Around the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Clifford with
Professor and Mrs. Hermann s. Her
ing as their guests, motored around
the island on Thursday. The party
stopped at Waialua for luncheon,
where they were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. Goodaie.
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Society at Polo.
Society has been devoted to polo
this week, and on Tuesday when the
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Win her chiiareu. Muriel and
George. Mrs. August Drier and
August, Jr., and MelFia. Bob and ALI
cia, the brother and sisters Of the lit
tie guest Of honor.
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Army Wedding.
The Army and Navy Journal of Sep
TENDER 5 contains the following ac-
count of the recent marriage CT Miss
Edna Staley and Lieut.. Mack Carr:
"A quiet wedding took place at Fort
Shafter. Honolulu. II T., Aug. u,
1914, when Lieut.. Mack Carr, 4th q. s..
Cavalry, and Miss Edna Staley of Salt
Lake City, Utah, were united in mar
riage by Chaplain william Reese
Scott, I'd u. S. Infantry. Miss Staley,
writes q correspondent, arrived on
the transport the morning of the we'd
ding, and was met by Lieutenant Carr
and Lieutenant and Mrs. Gaugler.
They proceeded at once to the quart
ers of Chaplain and Mrs. w. r. Scott
and were married in the presence of q
few friends. LIEUTENANT and Mrs.
Carr will spend their honeymoon at
beautiful Haliewa and will later re-
turn to Schofield Barracks where they
viii make their home
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Crystal Anniversary.
In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
old Bauer and in celebration of their
own crystal anniverssrv Mr.. and Mrs.
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A4A4Hle~lS - --lr1A.s9naNA~~1o
Hickman OF 2Os7 Fourth street. San
DIEGO
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AePicnic Supper
On the occasion. OF her husbands
birthday Mrs. George C. Beckley en-
tertained al a DELIGHTFULLY."- informal pic.
mic supper on Tuesday at the shingle
home on Makiki street. The table
was .prettily decorated with bright
colcred flowers. and during the even
ing many toasts were drunk to the
guest Of honor. These present were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Henshaw, Mr.. aud
Mrs. August Dreier, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
ter Macfarlane, Mrs. Beckley, Miss
Beckley, Mr. Frank Hall and Mr.. and
Mrs. George C. Beckley.
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Mrs. Reynoid McGrew has been the
recipient Of many beautiful flowers and
eongratulatory letters this week. for
on Wednesday she and Mr.. MeGrew
welcomed little baby boy into their
home.
AS the pretty young daughter Of
Bishop and Mrs. Henry Bond Resta-
rick, Mrs. MeGrew was a fayorite in
Honolulu and since her marriage has
been one OF H0noIuln's young matrons
who has been q prominent figure In al
the affairs Of the smart set
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! WAIKIKI. Mrs. E. N. Stafford of Los
Angeles, who is visiting friends in Ho-
nolulu, was the plimented guest.
A huge basket of softly shaded Amer.
| lean beauty roses adorned the center
of the table, at which refreshments
were served and each guest carried
away as souvenir bonbon basket
ornamented with the good luck SYM
bols, horseshoe and o crescent fash
toned of dainty pink roses. "A delight
full and busy afternoon was spent over
dainty bits Of embroidery for each of
the ladies was asked to bring her work
bag. Music, too, charmed the guests,
Miss Alice Rice rendering number
of piano selections Among those pre-
sent were Mrs. e.. NJ Stafford, Mrs.
Floyd Emmans. Mrs. Arthur Thayer,
Mrs. R. R. Hair. Mrs. Harry Hicks,
Miss Mabel Hair, Mrs Ernest Gle.
secke, Mrs Jacob Lando, Mrs. Frank
Fyler, Miss Margaret Collins and the
hostess.
Honeymoonine In Honolulu.
Probably the most excited OF all the
honeymoon couples who came down on
the Matsonia this week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Sydney Bibbero The other
young people who had stiocumbed to
Cupid's charms were exchanging stor.
les of pretty church and home wed.
dings but when ii was learned that
Sydney BibDero and the pretty Miss
Sampson had been married just two
hours before the boat sailed for Ho-
nolulu and that none Of the relatives
or friends of the couple were aware of
their marriage until after they were
well on their way to the Paradise of
the Pacific. 1t was conceded that the
biggest share of the romance belong
ed to them.
Word of the marriage was sent to
surprised parents by wireless and it
was not long before atulations
and blessings were wired back to the
young people who launched their ship
on the sea of matrim9ny regardless
of parental displeasure.
The Bibberos registered at the Moa.
ma hotel upon their arrival in Homo
lulu, and with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Alvin Coons left for Hilo in the Mat
sonia on Thursday Tuesday they viii
again take Captain Johnson's good ship
and sail back to San Francisco, where
they will make their future home.
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Of to the Mainland.
Mrs. James b Castle has closed
her place at the Dunes and with her
husband left in the Manoa On Tues
day fer somewhat extended tour oI
the mainland
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Visiting IN Honolulu.
Mrs II. p Baldwin arrived
Maui on Thursday md WIN spend .||
time in Honolulu visiting III|.'
relatives.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.


SOCIAL CALENDAR
Bridge Party. ieis1.
An Informal Guneneon Al tn. Boat
Club.
To Make Their Home N Hawaii.
The Bauer Concert.
A Crystal Anniversafy
Birthday Party.
Dinner for the B3uer5.
Mrs. Edwin 5ennerss Dinner.
a Club Meeting
Kaimuki Bridge Club.
A Trip Around the Island.
Seen at Polo.
Dancing.
Shower for Miss Mccorriston.
Poi Supper.
Baby's Party.
An Army Wedding.
Picnic Supper.
A Quiet Wedding.
Dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. 6ibbero.
Mrs. Mathew Dinner.
Mrs. Charles chiIIinoworth's Lunch
con.
Miss Hooes Entertalns.
Dinner at schoficId.
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Mrs Walter MacF arlane,s Poi Supper.
Tie largest affair OF the week will
be the poi supper at which Mrs. Wal
ter Macfarlane Is entertaining this ev-.
ening at her beautiful home on PEN
sacola street. Most of the invited
guests are spending the afternoon at
the polo game, where several Of the
men viii defend their team colors
The decorations tonight win be typi-
cally Hawaiian. Mrs Macfarlane's
guests will be AIR. and Mrs Francis
Gay. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson.
M. and Mrs. milford Crowell Or. and
Mrs. High. Mr. and Mrs. George. G.
Beckley. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Collins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Rice. Mr. and Mrs, All
thur Rice. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Bald
win, Mr.. and Mrs Harold Castle. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane. Mrs Hen
~ Foster Dutton. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
n. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Hen
shaw. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Macfarlane,
Miss Alice Macfarlane. Miss Gladys
Payne. Lieutenant Robert Coetz, Mr..
-. t.tn .-< =. -r-r[
hiolet Makee MISS MAY Lucas; y. "a ~
nattle lucas, Jneee ana MIS- VIE , 49,
1.{mef' Mr ernest 1,arkers NJ, ", f3,.llilp
1okefs. mr.. JONI, faeil'ins n = al'as7
tieialne-
$3.50
Shower for Miss Belle McCorriston.
Miss Dorothy Guild was hostess at
miscellaneousii shower s1yestarday
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s'ec. y ne see's on Hiss n1 ,l,, MY
we'll h Low. t,pr nsl q 'slllsllsy. |
c.'ose es..t 10y un.qus llanneI
y plessn1 ~ tss sit.s - me sussl
q no,'o =, "a, t,er 4st,e slseel, MISS Wln.
.',''eu 1sl'o: "a Hse. was at.irs9
: vLlae "a nanasolhs gONn %
VIZ sas.h, hs S,sssn,s DsinE CONT
l,.s.e Even q ePe pliasa teii sng Or
e.,ke piCssoins, eaIIleu We slle4 "
MISE Mc0o.s,sson as notes q IN Eo9r
ensI.h we1ainst mafch pesifa Aotkn.
me meme o. Ut aho Mrs, 1o2n nuea. /
4nsfe s,s hAall, loon place was Dean.
tnnily oeeotateq Win orcnlas ana
daisies, Among tnose present were
MISS behe McCorTlston, MIS-. cyrll
nooes. Mrs. Norma ADAMS. Mrs. Nj
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flames Wilder entertained at Epret.
THY appointed dinner on Saturday
evening at their attractive home at
Waikiki Dainty flowers in crystal re.
ceiyers ornameiited the table, at
which covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Bauer. the guests of hon
or; Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Focke, Mr..
l. and Mrs. +. NJ. Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Kers and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
der.
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IAN Informal Luncheon.
| One of the particularly delightful
affairs of the week was the luncheon
at which Mrs. Wade Warren Thayer
entertained on Monday at her home
lon Alewa Heights. Delicately shaded
pink carnations were gracefully ar
ranged as centerpiece for the table.
at which covers were laid for Mrs
Sam johnson, Mrs. Sam Peck, Miss
! Emmaline Green Mrs. Arthur Thayer
Miss Mabel Hair and the hostess.
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The Manoa Bridge Club.
The ladies of Manoa Valley have a
novel and entertaining way of playing
bridges on THURSDAY evenings when
they gather at the home of che of the
members of an informal card club and
spend the evening in a bridge tour
ney, the ladies playing against the
gentlemen. 1t is quite exciting and it
is seldom that the gentlemen play a
bad game just because the ladies want
to win.
This week the club met at the home
Of Mrs Otto Bierbach, and at the
close OF the game prizes were award.
ed to the lady and gentleman making
the highest score.
Mrs. Bierbach's guests were, Mr..
and Mrs. st. Cyr Sayres,IMr. and Mrs.
Percy Morse. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Lindeman. Mr. and Mrs, J. Fl. Drew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles H. Gere, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. J. Belser, Mr.. .Aad Mrs. F. C.
Lyser
Society at the Boat Clubs.
Regatta day has been celebrated fit
tingly at all of the boat clubs at the
harbor. and society ladies have spent
portions of the morning at the various
clubs where music and refreshments
entertained the guests during the in
PERMISSION between the races. All of the
clubs were crowded and though the
Kunalu girls took no active part in
the races they were indeed charming
hostesses for several hundred guests
who partook OF their hospitality
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Mrs. James Collins q
Hostess Of the Week.
One Of the pleasantest affairs OF
the week was the rose tea at which
Mrs. James Collins entertained CT
Wednesday afternoon at her home in
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first game between the Army and fhe
Honolulu team took place az Moana-
lna several parties motored 70 the
scene from town and from Schofeld
Barracks. All the ladies were keenly
Interested in he game end cheered
as the different players scored Some
Of the society women noticed at the
game were Mrs. Harold Castle. Mrs.
lanes Wilder. Mrs. Harosd Dill'ng-
ham Mrs. Hatrv Macfarlane. Mrs.
Henry Foster Dutton, Mrs. Bromwell.
Mrs. Arthur Rice and Mrs. Walter Mac
farlane
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From The HAT-BOX


Many boxes Of Hats have
arrived from Fashions Studio and we
have taken the covers off.
The hats are now on display
and await your inspection
Beautiful smart styles with
colors ceverly combined, divided
in size and shape they are united
in their approval of Satin, Velvet and Felt Ma
terias
More than models of Fashions So
cent creations, spoiled by the use of ordin-
airy Materials they possess richness,
elegance made possible by the use of the finest
materials carefully combined
And the prices, they do seem to be in
keeping, they unusually low for such hats.
trimmed velvet shapes also velvet and hemp
effects also feathers, fancies and flowers IN Sc
lections to please every idea.
We call your attention special line of white
felt outing hats priced from 81 50 to $5OO
Also to line of fancy hat pins just redeived
&hIss!5s S! Company
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=
Mrs. Arthur Rice and Mrs. Walter Mac
farlane
Aesthetic csncinc.
Aesthetic dancing HIS apparently
captiya.ed the whole OF the east.
Society leaders. students, musicians
and professional people have for the
their time to learning this new art.
for il is indeed an art
Many OF the society women who
are so fortunate as to have country
estates OF their own have invited
scores OF pretty girls to these out-of.
town pieces and with the help OF an
experienced teacher have learned the
beautiful nature dances.
Then again many of the institutions
which have had special course in
the aesthetic dancing inspired the
pupils with such desire 20 become
more proficient in the art that about
fifty of them camred la the hills Of
New HAMPSHIRE all summer and lived
many of the dances. The garments
worn by the devotees Of the new
dance are light and flmy. in many
instances cheese cloth being suhsti-
tuted for the more frail fabrics.
Ii Is just within the. past six
months that aesthetic dancing has come
to Honolulu but decided interest is
being shown I'm II. Mrs. T.. F.. Bolton
was the first woman TO introduce 1t
and later Mrs. Elsa Cross Howard
danced at the opera house. This last
week the girls at Punahou Academy
were given exhibitions in the dances
of nature and II Is quite probable that
should enough OF the girls wish II
class will be formed.
q q q
Miss Avis G. Yates.
Miss Avis G. Yates, the chaTning so
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Miss Avis c. Yates.

Miss Avis G. Yates.
Miss Avis c. Yates, the chaTning so
ciety woman whose picture appears in
these columns, has been in Hoaohlu
a little more than a year and has
made many friends in the Islands. Dur
ing the past year she has been the
guest of the Morning Music Club, and
on several occasions has taken part
In the program. for she is an accofnp-
lished musician Miss Yates has also
been prominent In the activities of
the Daughters of the American Reyo-
luton, of which organization she Is q
member. She is sister OF Mrs. Ed
ward d. Kremers, wife OF Capt. Ed
ward d. Kremers. M. G., and has made
many friends in the service set.
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Geiger-6ridaes.
A clipping from the Army and Navy
Journal of September 5 viii be of In
terest to the service folk in Honolulu:
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage Of Miss Frances Bridges of San
Diego, California. to Captain Harold
G.. Geiger, u. 8. A.. the event to take
place on September Is at st Ponfs
Episcopal church. Miss Bridges is
the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Z. G.
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Mrs. James Collins a
Hostess Of the Week.
One Of the pleasantest affairs of
the week was the rose tea at which.
Mrs. James Collins entertained CT
Wednesday afternoon at her home in
The citizen., 1914-07-10
M UNICIPAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Aldermen Of Frederick will convene in
session as Board of Equalization and Re-
view, in their room in the City Hall build
ing, on
The citizen., 1914-07-10
May Be Claude McCusker.

Claude McCusker, wanted for the muir
der Of Jefferson Roman. near Hancock,
on ths night of May 80 1870 is at last
believed to be in the clutches of the law
For four years fugitive of Justice a
man answering to the description Of the
long sought murderer, IS now in the
Westmoreand county Jail at Greensburg,
Pa, waiting the arrival OF authorities
from Washington county.
The circumstances surrounding the ar
rest are strange but conclusively show
that murder will out"
A party of tourists, presumably from
Hancock. were seated along the Pitts
burgh and Philadelphia pike near
Greensburg Monday eating their dinner
when party of automobiles passed.
The machine was moving slowly and the
party recognized one Of the party as
Claude McCusker. By quick work the
man was captured and lodged in Jail.
There is standing reward offered by
the State for the capture of McCusker.
The citizen., 1914-07-10
Eloped to Frederick.

Miss Annie E. d. Stackhouse, aged
IS, of Camp Hill, Pa, and Mr.. Harry R.
Reeser, Of Lemoyne, Pa, eloped and
were married in this city on Friday even.
ing at about O'Clock by Rev. ETH La
mar The couple took train from their
homes 10 Hagerstown, and there secured
an automobile and came to Frederick
Deputy Court Clerk Harry E Chapline
issued the license, and Leo Weinberg
piloted the groom to the jewelry story of
George B. McCleery, where the wedding
ring was secured and later Witnessed the
marriage ceremony at the NJ. E. parsoD-
age. The couple lett on the return trip
TO Hagerstown Immediately after the
ceremony.
The citizen., 1914-07-10
Hello Homo week.

If the enthusiasm of the leading citi-
zens of Frederick is essential to Francis
Scott Key Cent ennial celebration and
Home Coming Week, Frederck's cele-
bration is assured. The best thinking
man of the community are urging that
the Board of Managing Directors OF the
Frederick County Centennial Commits
sion get together and begin bang-up
campaign of planning for this celebra-
tion Immediately. They all express con-
hdence that the raising of sufficient
funds is only minor consideration.
Those who have publicly urged
Star-Spangled Banner Centennial ceIe-
bration and Home Coming Week are
Milton G. Urner, member of the Fred
erick Bar; Judge Glenn H. Worthing-
ton. OF the Circuit Court of Frederick
county; Edward S. Eichelberger and
Reno S. Harp, members of the Fred
erick Bar.
The citizen., 1914-07-10
Carnival at the Heights.

Braddock Heights was the hub of the
Fourth of July celebrations in Fredrick
,Sn Saturday afternoon and night. Thou.
sands OF Frederick county people and
tourists from all parts OF the State and
distant States journeved to the Heights
to participate in the most elaborate pro-
gram that has ever been prepared for any
celebration OF the resort. Every car that
left Frederick. and they were dispatched
frequently. was filled to its utmost ca
pacity.
More than 12,ooo persons are training
for teachers in India.
The citizen., 1914-07-10
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE T'
IA CREDITORS

This is to give notice that the subscriber
hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Frederick County, Maryland letters of
administration on the personal estate of
MARY A. G. HAMMER,
late of Frederick County, Maryland, de
ceased. Al persons having claims against
the deceased are warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated 10 the subscriber, OH or be-
fore
March Isl, 1875,
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
Given under my h,nd this Both day of
June, 1914
WILLIAM H SUMMERS,
Administrator.
JACOB RoHRBAcK,
Attorney.
july st.
The citizen., 1914-07-10
NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CON-
~ TRACTORS.
Office of County Commissioners,
Frederick. Md. Jnne 22nd. 1914.

Office of County Commissioners,
Frederick, Md, June 22nd, 1914,
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until
TUESDAY, JULY 14th, 1914,
at IL O'Clock, NJ, for furnishing the mate
rial for the erecting a steel bridge, 40 feet
extreme length. over Sans Creek, about
four miles from Union Bridge This being
a joint bridge between Carroll county and
Frederick county.
Bids for masonry will be received at the
same time. Bidders will please bid for
rubble masonry work by the cubic yard as
per plans and specifications ON file in this
office, which can be seen by prospective
bidders at any time.
By order,
JOHN w. HOTTER,
President
Harman L Gaver.
june26-3t Clerk.
The citizen., 1914-07-10
STATE OF MARYLAND
STATE ROADS COMMISSION.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for building one section
of state Highway, as follows:
Contract No. 0246 FREDERICK COUNTY;
One section of road
through Midd e.
town. about 1.36
miles in length.
(Macadam or Con-
crete.
will be received by the State Roads Com
mission, at its offices, 601 Garrett Building,
Baltimore, Maryland, until 12 NJ, on the
14th day of July, 1914, at which time
and place they will be publicly opened and
read.
Bids must be made upon the blank forms
contained in the book Of specifications.
Specifications and p ans will be furnished
by the Commission upon application and
cash payment of $1.00, as hereafter no
charges will be permitted.
No bids will be received unless accom-
panied by a certified check for the sum of
Five Hundred ($500) Dollars, payable to
the State Roads Commission.
The successful bidder will be required 10
give bond, and comply with the Acts of the
General Assembly of Maryland, respecting
contracts.
The Commission reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order of the State Roads Commission
this 26th day of June, 1914.
VIM. l.. MARCY, o. E. WELLER,
Secretary, Chairman.
The citizen., 1914-07-10
NOTICE

sly OF our readers do not
& cir paper regularly, they
lrys ease report the fact to
ne ce at once.
The citizen., 1914-07-10
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

BAKER.
MIR. Elijah Baker, a native of Emmits-
burg, died in Hagerstown Of paralysis,
aged SIS years.
BUcHER.
Richard Lee Bucher died at his home,
No. 745 Columbia avenue, Baltimore, on
Monday, July 9th. He was son of Mr..
and Mrs. R. A. Bucher, West South
street. this city.
Marshall Staley, a farmer residing
about one mile west of Frederick, died
on Tuesday afternoon, July 9TH, at 4.3o
O'Clock, of typhoid fever, following an
illness of but one week
Word has been received here. of the
death at the Garfield Hospital, Wash
ington, d. c.. on Friday, July ard. of
Mr.. Frederick w. Davis. the son of the
late William F. and Amanda Brane
Davis, formerly of Frederick county,
near Shookstown.
HILLEN.
Rev. Bernard c. Hillen. curate at the
Church OF St. Francis de Sales, Patcho-
que, R. l., died at the home of his moth
er, Mrs Elizabeth Hillen. Brooklyn. af-
ter an illness of six months, resulting
from cold he contracted while attend
ing sick call on stormy night, last
winter. Father Hillen was born in
Brooklyn 81 years ago He pursued his
theological studies at Mount ST. Mary's
Seminary, Emmitsburg. Nd.
The citizen., 1914-07-10
CITIZENS NATIONAL sANp
pEPORT OF THE CONDITION
LII OF THE
Citizens National Bank

OF FREDERICK,
At Frederick, in the State of Maryland, at
the close of business, June 30, 1914.
RESOURCES.
The citizen., 1914-07-10
Instruments Filed.

There were I2r instruments filed with
the clerk of the court during the
month of June for record. There were
II deeds. ~ mortgages. 7 of which were
chattel mortgages, 6 bills of sale, deeds
of trust, two leases one articles OF agree
Lmeut and one certificate OF payment ol
capital stock. There were a. marriage
licenses during the month. Ministers
certificates have not been returned for 10
licenses. One certificate of banns was
filed for record
During past six months there have
been 1857 instruments filed for record.
OF these 6Se we're deeds. and PTS mort
cages. There we're 247 marriage licenses
issued during the same period.