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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
WHIT SUNDAY
WIFI Be Observed In Lutheran. Enis
eopal and Catholic Churches
Tomorrow.

The Feast Of Pentecost will be oh.
served in the Lutheran. Episcopal and
Catholic churches tomorrow. Whit
Sunday
At st. Joseph's cathedral ponuaraI
high mass will be celebrated AT f0.2O
p m. at which the celebrant will be
~ Rev. p. J. Donahue. bishop of the
diocese. lie will be- assisted bv Row
Edward Galway o. archpriest. REV
Edward p Weber as deacon Of the
mass. Rev VIM j. rlanrahan a. sub
deacon. Rev. Francis Iarenzanps ana
Rev. Salvador Marco No. deacops on
honor Rev. q a. Move viii srt a.
master of ceremonies.
This service will be- unusually inn
pressive. The choir will rrppaf the
Faster program ~ music After the
MACS the paDal blessing will be given
by the Ht Rev Bishop poufiHpat
high mass is sung only three times a
year. tho other occasions being sart.
Cr and Christmas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22

church, subject, "A Little While"
$3.50 p. m.-First Christian church .
men and women: subject. docs pro.
hibitiOn Prohibit in West Virginia -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
The Girl on the Farm.

Much has been said about the neces-
Slly OF keeping the boys AT home on the
ldIul. lhat the girl ON the farm also
constitutes a problem Is shown by the
tIlIeS received from North Dakota bv
hicago.s municipal employment bureau
lnNe"tigduou lu that state reveals the
Iacl mat girls are wanted even more
man men They are needed a. helpers
u" farmers wives. Twenty dollars A
month plus board is a common offor No
rpuht there o. demand for them in
other states. The social objections 10
domestic service DO not seem Co apply
IN the country home The fact that IL
i 50 often customary for a household
servant To- eat her meals in the Kitchen
probably rcpels American girls from
h"ureworN more Than anything else
GAINESVILLE Times Recorder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
VETERANS RETURN
From SistersVille Where They Attend.
ed Annual Eneampment-LoeaI
Man Elected Commander.

Members Of the Wheeling delega-
tion TO the State Grand Armyencamp.
ment al Slstcrsville. and the ladies Of
the G. A. r. returned home yesterday
and reported that IL was one OF the
most successful encampments ever
held In this state. Charles r. Reed.
OF Wheeling. was elected commander
.of the department Of West Virginia G.
A. II. for the coming year r. V.
Salisbury was chosen as assistant
adjutant general. and Jacob Honeck-
or. assistant quartermaster. general
Also Mrs. Anna Greer Of this city
wac elected president Of the Ladies' OF
the q. a. X.
Members OF the Woman's heller
Corps also returned from their annual
convention a iistersyille.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22

COURTS BLANK-Circus day had
tho enect 81 causing tho wheels of
justice 10 stop yesterday. none of the
courts being in session The Circuit
Court judges were On chambers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
DR.. M'CUAIG CLOSES STATE
CAMPAIGN HERE TOMORROW

other places and not a little heated
editorial comment has been passed
upon the prOpriety Of the occasional
injection OF politics by The governor
into the meetings in which he took
Part.
Close State Campaign.
DR.. Mctuaig will speak i've times
Tn the city tomorrow Tomorrow
addresaes viii practically complete
his work On the state
The schedule announced Is az fol-
lows.
1880 n. m..-First Christian church.
subject. Enduring Hardship"
800 .. m First Christian church,
mass meeting Of men. subject. The
only Medicine for the cure % Wheel.
ing"
400 q m-FOurth Street " q.
church. mass meeting % women. sub
Jet What VIII Happen ln West
virginia when Women Vote"
100 3. m.-F0urth Street M q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS

A. reported By 70 b. Dunlap patent
lawyer. Of Wheeling w. Va me pat
ent onlce records show The recent be-
sue OF the following patents to West
virginia INVENTOR. samuel % Zee.
bout. New Cumberland. and o. b. Nor.
Gan. Columbus. Ohio. kiln. Larry
CaFanua. FnirmOuf. automatic adIue.
ting pipewrfnrh Thomas v Hoatfy
New Cumberland. Iuaulator Robert
II Mcclure GraudgIew. out lock Geo
y MCElruv Nabru Implement Tor
hendina or strairhtenIuE rails Pierre
j Iaquet. Salem. E'HH. blowing an
lCle.NhccI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
NOTED NEW YORK EUoENsT
ARRIVES IN CITY LATE
YESTERDAY.
VIII Deliver Five Addresses in Local
Churches or Prohibition and
Equal Suffrage.

The announcement that Dr. J As
pinall McCuaiE. The New York cugen
ut. Or 10 speak IN Wheeling tomor-
row will be Of interest TO thousands
% people who attended his lectures
In this city last winter
Or McCuaig. since hls work IN
Wheeling. has conducted campaign In
aN of The leading cities Of West Vir-
Elnia and several OF the chief educa.
ttOnal centcrs. Stories OF the interest
~ Governor Hatfield and Prohibition
commissioner Blue IN DR. McCuair'a
campaigns have come from Charles
ton' Huntington, ParkersburR and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
TWO CLASSES
AT WARWOOD
SIX -loH SCHOOL AND FIFTEEN
EiGHTH-6RAOE Pupils
GRADUATE
Commandment Exercises Held IN
CEN Theatre LAST Nisht-Or.
Taylor Delivers Address

Annual commencement exercises OF
both high school and eighth grades OF
atwood. held last eveninE ~
Q clock AZ the Gem theatre. IN Center
WArwoOc. The theatre was decorated
IN the class colors which were blue
snd white for high scnool. and old
grade
The program for the evening wa
started with music b. IN, Warwcod
orchestra. Rev. &. J. Johnson. OF the
Methodist church. had charse OF the
prayer and this Was follow ID by an
other musical selection. Harry r.
BOYD. Jr-. OF high school delivered a
very good Grafton on the school work
and this Nas followed b. a SONG By the
graduates Miss Frances Edith Flow-
ers. graduate OF high school. read an
essay. Music was again furnished by
the orchestra.
Prof. " n Taylor. v.ce-president ~
hetnany College. spoke on the school
Work IN this part OF the state short
addressed were made by different
mem 6ers OF both the old and few
trict.
John II. sazear. county and district
superintendent. presented the diplo.
mas 70 the six pupils who graduated
presented 10 the graduates OF the
eighth-grade. Most OF those rcrervmE
diplomas In the eighth grade are going
10 high school next year. A class song
composed by the members of The
eighth grade was sung after they were.
given their diplomas. Rev. r. 4. Car
son. pastor of the Presbyterian church
pronounced the benediction after
which the program was closed BY a
musical selection by the orchestra.
The graduates this season consisted
OF twenty one. six from the high school
while the rest were from the eiVhtb.
grade. as follows.
High School C1asr
Ia ~ r. boyd. Jr.. Elsie CollivEwood.
lahces lowers. Mary r.. Marsh.
NAAy McNlckle, Rose T.. SthutEuer
Eighth Grade Graduates.
SaN haLeh christopher Bibles
nonert Riddle, Leah Miller
Marie hingel. Estella Meyer
y lrglnla Shenrtng. Hazel RoutneId
laura Chambers. Mabel McGrsW
MaAde wright oma Weeks
Helen Courson I.lcreti. ThofnD.,n
Eta Robson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
MOZART COMMENCEMENT.

Elaborate and impressive com.
mencement exercises were held on
thursday evening at the Mozart Hul
school Attorney George Bcneke. in
a very appropriate and Instructive
lalk, made the presentation Of dipio-
mas at the conclusion of the pro
gram. The graduating class Was
composed OF six girls and six boys as
follows: Misses Margaret Dieste. Car.
olena Dieste. Margaret Hicks. EVELYN
haylor, Laura Miller, Annie LoPes.
and Messrs. Carl Floto. William Farm
er. William Kraft. Harold KIinklor.
Everett Gould and Edward Kalkreuth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
HI" SCHOOL NOTES

The last chapel exercises OF the
year in which the Seniors take part
was held yesterday AT the High school.
and the exercises were extremely i'm
pressive. They were in the nature OF
retrospection. and HildTeth Rider.
president OF the class, spoke on behalf
OF the Seniors.
The Chile Bible class OF the High
school under the direction of Miss
hattie Hall will hold sessions once a
month instead of each week during
the vacation period These gatherings
viii be combined with picnics from
time TO time. for the purpose of keep
ing the different members OF the class
IN touch with one another until the
fail term OF school opens.
Members OF the executive stan of
the Record. the official school publ
cation, were presented with artistic
boxes OF candy by the Nine g. Fresh
man class. This was done as a token
OF appreciation for the valuable ser.
vices which the Record rendered and
as tribute to the high character of
every number OF publication this year.
Serior examinations begin next
Monday morning at Q O'Clock They
VIII be held in the study Of the new
High school. In this connection II
might he said that this will be the in.
iation OF the new building to the use,
for which II Is intended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
COUNTY COURT.
MARRIAGE IIc.ns.

Marriage License.
Frances J. Baldwin and Margaret
l.. Long. both Of Canton. Ohio.
Administrator Appointed.
For the estate Of Kate Grant. Henry
hurry was named administrator with
bond fixed al $500 Victoria hurry
qualified as surety with the following
appraisers: W. p Hardy. Pearl Verse
and Edwin Conman
Deeds
William BOyles to James Bowman.
lot in Richland district. Considers.
ton SO.
George W Whissen 10 Edith Wits
sen. lot IS in Triadelphia district.
Consideration so.
Lease
Harry l.. Strobcl 10 Earl s. Ford.
use Of storeroom No 41g Ricnland
avenue. WarvOod. Consideration
$500
Deeds OF Trust
Two deeds OF trust we're left for
vecord with the clerk OF the county
court yesterday
EnrTnTG fHH-..-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
WARREN TAKES RACE
SPEEDY Rider Goes Finy Miles In /
Hour, q Minutes and IS Scconds-
Accident Mars Ilnce

Riding a Harley Davidson machine.
Jess Warren of oklahoma CITY won
Irst prize In the 5O-m.le motorcycle
race al the fair grounds Monday. The
time WAS ] hour minutes and %
seconds Burgess Horner was second.
one minute behind Warren. Bob hard
Ing OF LaB,uu finished third lie
dropped out Of the racc for fort,
one laps Harding rode an Indian ma
chine An accident In the seventh
caused two OF the contestants To
leave the race John Sims. machinlst
al the Enterpr se Motor and cycle
company sustained fractured leg
In the seventh lap Sims and Car
penler were riding close together
when In making the turn Sims mac
chine sweryed into the inside Of the
track when his rear wheel skdded
lie Jumped To his feet and started To
get out OF the way NJ the machine
ridden by Carpenter hut could not
| clear II and was knocked down Sims
was quickly taken to the hospital.
/ Carpenter was not badly hurt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
Last Supreme
Court Decisions

The following opinions were rendered
InrShny by the different divisions NJ
ih' bkiuhumn supreme court commission (.
Division No.
'ummlSsiuurr Collier " r. Caldwell
company vs. John Williams Taylor com
punl and the Snyder Cation company.
hipWo county district court reversed
ANA reminded
Division No.
Commission Gulbrnlth f. ". Gray vs..
Julia A. Dcul of nj, Usage county district
court ufirmrh bow Cual company vs.
Alex Anderson Pittsburgh county supe.
r'or court reversed, j. A Goodwin vs.
j. Mullen and Edgar A bancroft
carter county district court. affirmed
....- .ytiHsulS AsiIhM, q aud q Rail
way company vs. Robert T. West. tunI
,ougty district cougl, affirmed l. "
Parker IS a Walker et nl TcKns
county district court affirmed
Commissioner DevereuN security Trust
and Saving, Bank " charles City. la.
w. q. 7 GlclDhman. Canadian county
district court reversed
Commissioner Hrett e. q Dunnlugton.
administrator NJ the estate NJ UurI Lorser
vs.. Frank luv,rr, rehearng. denied "
T. Long and n l.. Storm w. " r Early
nnd :. T. Early, WhgOnrr county district
court affirmed Miners Supply company
y.
Musk"grr county district court reversed
tOmmlssluuvr rhackcr Henry Hcl
ruth VS. charles r Derr Construction
company ruuaWHtomle county district
court reversed and rcmundrd
Division No 3
Commissioner RittenhOuse Chris Klaus
". Campbell Entcllff LUud company.
Mayes county district court, affirmed .
samuel j tlr.ntr vs. Jeanette ferry
hin and luu Slmons minor. OEmulgre
county district court. affirmed National
surety company W. i S Mullen, carter
county diNrl.. court affirmed
COMMISSIONS UlrakmOrc The I Fried
man company u.s. A. n Haru IT ul Iulsu
county district ruurt, affirmed Maurice
\ lunyun ~, scott Brnden 1T ul, okla
humn county district court affirmed
DOuh and CO.. W. J. n. Taylor, Okla.
homu county district court affirmed
Cummissiunrr Dudley Cluud MrCrOry
ct Hl vs. board of county commission.
rrs ~ Woodward county, Woods county
district court affirmed In part FrnnE
hudson ct 1l vs. Richard G.. Adams et
nl Muskorvr county district court az
firmrd
Per uram wukln,IIale Rauk vs..
Bernie llrr,lrlu Oklahoma county district
court, petition for rehearing deuled
chris klu, vs. Campbell Ratclin Land
company petition for rehearing granted
aud Original opinion withdrawn
Division No T.
tommissinunr RObberts Ellis Miles
and Anna Nuudlp et nj vs. sophia NJ
flttman rt al tulsa county district court.
reversed aud rrmanded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
JUNE FIRE WASTE MADE
HEAVIER BY OIL FIRES

The total fire waste for the state
during the mouth Of June was $500,
435.IO, according TO the report Of C.
e. Hammondy. state fire marshal sub
mlued IN the state insurance depart
ment Monday other than oil fires
lightning caused loss " SS,50T H.
The loss ON buildings amounted to
$SO, ,NSOS aud that On contents Sl9
b5l.Sj. During the month the depart
ment made an Investigation Of eleven
fires causing the arrest Of ten per
sons, three NJ whom were placed nm
der bond To await trial Four have
not had their preliminary trials as yet,
and three were dismissed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
NcMnrL ncfeats RrooLIYn

NEWARK. july 6--NewRrk de-
froted brooklyn, 2 TO I, In fourteen
Innings Monday, the poor support
given witt being responsible
Score. r. n. f.
HrookIyn OOO OOO 100 GOO OO-i 10 Z
Newark 900 600 OOl 600 90 /
Batteries witz and Land Reul-
bach Mbseley and Harden
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
nrOokIyn MN. Irnm nnstnn

REpOkLNN. July b-Ruiu pre-
vented the doUblc-headcr Monday.
Brooklyn winning from Boston In the
afternoon game. I To-
Score. r. H. r.
NOStou .... Ouu UnU 100
Brooklyn . ..."Ol 100 OK . 2
batteries Hughes Strand and
Gowdy, pfeffer and McuFrIey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

81 Louis at Kansas city.
Ncwark at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Brooklyn.
Uny three games scheduled
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ResuIts Ycstcr,Iay

Dallas 10, Waco o-3.
Fort Worth Us, Shreveport 81.
tsecond game ten mnlngsD
Houston - Galveston oil
Beaumont 81. san Antonio 80.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

races. ranging in distance from one
TO twenty-five mites We're on the pro-
gram TO-DAY tor the regatta %! the Ais
slssipp! Valley Power Boat associa
ton. The second heat OF the Is m lie
race for the American championship
and the Webb trophy win he run this
afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

Boston at Brooklyn.
Sew York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis and Pittsburgh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
Gnnhca TnInY

Galveston at Houston
san Antonio ut Beaumont
Waco at Dallas
Shreveport al Fort Worth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
Results Yesterday

Birmingham 3. Mobile I
Nashville 5-2 Chattanooga ~.
Little Rock 6-S. Memphis b-5.
Atlanta New orleans. rain
Games To-day
Mobile at Birmingham,
New Orleans at Atlanta.
Only two games scheduled
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SnndIng Of the Tcnms
Results Yesterday

Oklahoma ti,y l-i Parts . g.
peuisou 6-6. sherman rs
MuskOgre 81. McAlester 5-J
Tulsa ~. Fort Smith 40.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
Results Yesterday
,uis 3 y Chicago Ia

Results Yesterday
~, Louis SO. Chicago Ia
Detroit g.3. Clevelnnd 1-j
Boston 40. Washington 90.
tFlrst game called end rltth, RAIN
New York 2-l. Philadelphia 40
Games To-day
Chicago al St Louis
Detroit at Cleveland
Washington at Rostou
Philadelphia AZ New York
Two Games For ST. lNuis
ST. Louis, July 6 St Louis won
both games ot duubleheader from
Chicago Monday. James and Hamil
ton tw.rling FOR the locals
First game.
Score r. A. E.'
Chicago ..... coo 600 OlO-l !.
81 Louis .... 900 lOl lOx-3 8 /.
Batteries Cicotte and schalk.
James and severld
Second game
Score n. n e.
Chicago ..... OOO 600 OI2 8 y 2.
St Louis .... 100 382 OOS-s 1S 8
Batteries Wolfgang, Benz and Daly.
NNHblhr lAUWAon anu AkheWs
Boston Wins Easily
BOSTON. July 8 Washington
failed to score In either game Of a
douhleheader Monday. Boston taking
both by safe margin
First game
Score n, H. r.
Washington ,,..,. 00O 900 9
/ Boston ........ OOO SOL o
Batteries; Ayers. Engle and Henry.
| q. Foster and Thomas
Second game
Washington col. OOO 90 90 2
Boston .... 0l3 OIO OlN-S 0
Batteries. shaw and Henry. Ruth
and Cady.
Even Up Contest
DETROIT, July s.--Detron and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
WORLD OF &pOp7T.

Cleveland split doubleheader Mon
day, the locals taking the first 9 to
and the visitors winning the second
8 TO 3
First game
Score Il. II. Il.
Cleveland eco. 200 coz OO3-7 y 3
Detroit ....... I2l 90 05N--y lS .
Batteries. Coumbe, Morton and
O'Nelll, Covaleskic, Cayet, puboc and
Baker.
Second game
Score II. II. E
Cleveland ..... 022 OO OOl--5 =
Detroit ..... OOl O2O OOO--3 II 2
Batteries. Hagerman and O'Neills
Dubuc and Baker.
Philadelphia Wins Two
NEW YORK, July Philadelphia
took both games Of doubleheader
from New YORK Monday winning the
first through New Nork's errors.
First game
Score K II r.
Philadelphia OIL OlO OlO-4 1
New York ... 900 600 llO-2 I
Batteries husband Lapp. Fisher,
Brown Warhop and Nunomaker
Second game.
Score r. II r.
Philadelphia 100 600 OlO-2 o
New York ... 900 OOO OlO.l
Batteries BressIer and Lapp, War
hop and Nunnmaker.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
snIii nnnhIc.ncnher

TULSA. OK. July 6-The Produc-
ers and the Twins split the double
header holiday games here Monday
~ Smith taking the first by the
score Of to I. and Tulsa the second,
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Standing Of Teams

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Standing Of Teams

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Standing Of Teams

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Standing OF TcSns

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to . This made six straight games
for Clements, three being shutouts.
First game:
TT Smith ........ 100 COS OOO--A
Tulsa ..... ....... 600 600 lO0--l
Batteries-Ro Robertson and Adams,
Schultz and Moore
Second game.
IT. Smith ..... .. 900 600 600
Tulsa ...... .......lOO III 900 4
Batteries llornsby and schultz and
Felt Clements and Moore
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
MISS. VALLEY POWER BOAT
REG Alta COMPRISES : RACES

HANNIBAL, Mo, July s-s,ysu
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TEXAS LEAGUE
Standing Of Teams

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standIng of Teams

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PhIIadeIphla Wins Two
FEDERAL LEAGUE

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Games To-day
.o games scheduled
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

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Boston Wins Easily

Even Up Contest
DETROIT, July 6,--Detrot and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09

army officers and others that the Uni
ted States is in no sense prepared to
defend itself against foreign aggrss-
sion.
For some time past there has been
considerable activity in the navy in the
way Of conditioning war ships and in
creasing the supply Of shells and am
munition. and 10 doubt in quiet way
action has been taken to increase the
efficiency Of the army
Il is gradually dawning upon the
minds Of many publicists that the Uni
ted states is not justified in neglectiug
the national defenses. for the reason
that war cannot always be foreseen.
and lack Of preparation might IN time
Of crisis result in tremendous loss Of
life and possible humiliation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the Subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Anne Arundel Coun-
ty. In Maryland, letters of administra-
tration on the personal esttae Of
A. NJ. ELEISE sEEBOHM
late of Anne Arundel County, deceased.
AL persons having claims against the
deceased, are hereby warned 90 exhibit
the same, with vouchers, to the sub
scriber, on or before the
7TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1916.
They may, otherwise, by law, be ex-
cluded from all benefits OF said estate.
AL persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 1st day of
June, 1915.
FERDINAND SEEBOHM,
Administrator.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09

Typhoid fever Is due to filth not
alone in the kitchen Of the house. -
says Dr. Davis, secretary Of the state
health department 'The city that
furnishes water which is infected, or
allows daries to sell infected milk, or
bakers bread that is handled in open
wagons, or meat that is slaughtered in
filthy slaughter pens. should assume
the responsibility for sn outbreak of
typhoid for the reason that the city
can now control these matters. The
only safe plan during an epidemic is
20 boil the water regardless Of state
mente made as to its purity by city
officials. Boil milk even though the
dairy ia certified one, cook all meat
thoroughly. keep all foodstuifs covered,
and the flies out Of your home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09

There are now only three states in
the union that have not adopted com
pulsory education in some form. These
states are Georgia. Mississippi and
Alabama, and race is on between
them to avoid being the last one to
adopt such laws Several Of the states
now have optional laws, but move
ment is on foot to adopt state wide
laws where these now prevail The
states of the union seem to be taking
more lively interest in educational
matters than ever before, and it should
be cause for rejoicing that while
the Old World is devoting its energies
60 war tho people Of this country are
striving more seriously to educate the
young.