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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21
Residents Of South America
Are Here for the Summer

Mrs. Hidalgo, of Ecuador. South
America, is here with her family for
the summer.
Mrs Hidalgo, is the wifs of Prof
HidaIgo. of S. A.. and has Teen in
Baltimore some weeks having come to
the United States for the benefit of
the children's health. She later came
to this city, of which she is a native,
and has rented the house of Prof. and
Mrs. Horace j. Fenton. Franklin ST.
and Taney Ave.. Murray Hill. for the
summer.
Mrs. Hidalgo is sister of Messrs.
Francis o. Jr., Clarence and Earle
White of this city, and of Miss Esther
White, and is q daughter of Mr.. F..
o. White, Sr., of Indian Head.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21

The Hon. Robert Moss presented the
medal for the highest excellence in the
student body to Cadet Fred Bielaskiof
Annapolis son of the Rev DR.. Alexan-
der Bielaski former pastor of Mary
land Avenue NJ E. Church. who had
an average of 4.60 for three years. Mr..
Moss made a stirring speech. congrat-
ulating the graduates upon the splen-
did scholastic atainments, and the un-
usual conditions that surrounded them
with one half the class leaving to an
swer their country's call, and all will
ing to share in the good example that
is glorious
Mr.. Moss said everybody could not be
first, but the door of opportunity stands
open TO all He personally congratula-
ted Cadet Bielaski, the prize winner,
whom, he said, had won the prize hon
estly, fairly and through hard work.
Mr.. Bielaski also won the Philo-Shema
Bennett prize of S25 for the best essay
on Principles of Free Government"
the second prize going to L. d. Miles,
$500 of Marion. Nd
There was enthusiastic applause
when Lieutenant McNeill received his
degree OF Bachelor of Science, and also
when the degree of Doctor of Liter
ature was awarded to Professor White
and Professor Waddell, of the college
faculty.
A portarit of the Rev. Hector
HUMPHREYS one-time president of st.
Johns College, was unveiled and pre-
sented the college by his relative DR..
Humphries.
The Presidents prize for Bible study
was awarded to Cadet Kenneth M
Trayer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21
Marriage Licenses Granted.

The following marriage licenses
were issued from the office Of The Clerk
of the Anne Arundel County Circuit
Court:
Poist- Walters.- Clarence 3. Poist.
%: Edna Walters, divorced, %; both
of Baltimore city. Applicant, Clarence
B. Poist.
Sparks-May. Charles Sparks. AZ;
Cora T. May. SO; bcsh Of Tacoma Park,
Md. Applicant, Charles Sparks.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21
NEW MANAGER
For Firm Of Isaac Benesch & Sons--.
Mr.. Laupheimer Takes Charge
June 26.

Succeeding Mr.. Sylvan Hamburger,
as local manager for the Great House
of Isaac Benesch & Sons, Mr.. Jacob
Laupheimer, of Baltimore will take
full charge of the local house on Mon
day next. June 26. Mr.. Laupheimer,
the new manager was in town TODAY
getting acquainted.
The many friends here of Mr.. Sylvan
Hamburger regret his leave-tsking
BY his uniform courtesy and pains
taking business methods MIR. Ham
burger has won many business and
social friends here who are loathe to
part with him.
The new manager will take charge
of the Main street stores on Monday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21
GRADE CERTIFICATES.
Senior Class.

0tHlOA ttdScs
First Grade
Fred Bielaski.
Star Second Grade
Charles L. Hartsock.
r. Otis Jones.
Junior Class.
Star Second Grade
Marion Cox.
Ralph Walter Crum.
Ernest von Schwerdtner.
Second Grade
William H. Price.
Sophomore Class.
First Grade
Llewellyn Hall.
Star Second Grade
Leroy Mencke.
]. Russell Cook.
Worden z. Mack.
Second Grade
Drexel d. Bradley.
E. Otis Gardner.
Freshman Glass
Star Second Grade
John P. Dennis.
Guy c. Moore
George F, Wohlgemuth..
Robert s. A. GLADDEN..
j. Ogle Warfield.
Second Grade
w. Olmstead Eareckson.
Earle B. Polk, Jr.
George K Metzger.
Sub Freshman Class.
First Grade
David Hall.
Star Second Grade
William P. Winchester.
Samuel ]. Lowe
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21

1t is understood that the u. S. s. Ne
vada will arrive in the harbor here
sometime Friday and remain for day
or SO. What particular purpose thu
stop is for is unknown.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21
w. 3. CHILDS.
General Electrical Contractor
179 Conduit Street.
To My Friends and The Public

To My Friends and The Public
Due to the military company of which
! am member being ordered away,
the management of my business will
be continued by thoroughly capable
electrician, who will give careful and
prompt attention TO all requirements
and see that all work is skllfully per-
formed.
Mrs. W. b. Childs will have charge OF
the financial end of the business.
/ solicit continuance of your pa
tronage, expecting soon to be at my
place of business.
All checks made payable to w. b.
Childs.
Signed
i21-3t w. B. CHILDS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21

Colonial, Wednesday-The famous
novel and successful play "Brewes-
ter's Millions" with the original star,
Edward Abeles. adv 2tj20
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21

Don't miss Julius Steger. in 1.-The
Blindness of Love-" an intensely in
teresting photodrama-C Colonial Thurs
day. adv.2tj21
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21

"Brewester's Millions" begins with
q ripple and ends with q r3ar-Col-
onial, Wednesday. adv. .2tj20
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21

The noted dramatic star, julius
Steger, in The Blindness of Love"
49, Colonial, Thursday. adv. 2tj2l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21

Edward Abeles in the fascinating
role of Monty BREWSTER in "Brewes-
ter's Millions Colonial, Wednesday.
adv2tj20
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21
The Graduates.

Those receiving diplomas and upon
whom graduate degrees were confer
red were the following:
Bachelor of Arts.
George Ewell Dryden, Snow Hill,Md
Arthur Brenner jacques, Smithburg
Md
Robert Otis Jones Second, Honor
Baltimore, Md.
Thomas Watkins Ligon, Ellicott City.
Md.
Harry Joseph Selby, Ivory, Md.
Joseph Dent Hungerford Marshall
Hall, Nd
Bachelor of Science.
Fred Bielaski (First Honor), Annap-
oils Md.
Thomas Eugene Bourke, Robinson
Md.
Lea Alvin Darley, Baltimore, Md.
Cleveland Dean, Philadelphia Pa.
James Thomas Duke, Morganza, Md.
Lorraine Douglas Fields, Pikesville
Md.
Charles Lester Hartsock, Cumber-
land Md
Frederick Weston Hyde, Annapolis,
Md.
Gabriel Thornton Mackenzie, Ha-
gerstown, Md
Chauncey st. Claire McNeill. Moore
field, w. Va
James Carlyle Miller. Baltimore, Md
Jacob Myers Pearce Monkton, Md.
mouth, Va.
William Francis Stronger, Annap-
oils, Md.
Abram Wright Williams. Prince
Frederick, Md
Military Diplomas.
List of those to receive military di-
plomas
Fred Bielaski.
Thomas Eugene Bourke.
Lea Alvin Darley.
George Ewell Dryden.
James Thomas Duke.
Lorraine Douglas Fields.
Joseph Dent Hungerford.
Charles Lester Hartsock.
Frederick Weston Hyde.
Arthur Brenner Jecques.
John Irwin Heise.
Robert Otis Jones.
Thomas Watkins Ligon
Gabriel Thornton Mackenzie.
Jacob Myers Pearce.
Hiram Franklin Plummer.
Harry Joseph Selby
william Francis Stromeyer.
Abram Wright Williams.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21
Pre-Medical Class.

First Grade
Charles L. Billingslea.
Star Second Grade
r. Garcia de Quevedo.
Special Class.
First Grade
Gilbert Neckerman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21
HONORABLE MENTION.
Senior Class.

Gilbert Neckerman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21
THE WEATHER.

Showers this afternoon and
tonight; cooler tonight; Thurs
day partly cloudy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-06-21
The CAPITAL

Ia Ike q letter from Rome.
Sec that II follows you where
ever you go. 80 cts. a month
BY mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
WHITE WANTS
TO EXPLAIN
HIS TROUBLES
had LOT OF TROUBLES WHICH
WERE ALL RELIEVED BY
NEW MEDICINE
FEELS GREAT IN A. NJ.

I ] never felt like getting IN In the
a ~ and he isn't the only one who
: mates that. Thick pasty taste In your
mouth Jsh., No sleep durinc the
. hisht on account OF nervousness No
appetite for breakfast. no ambition
: 10 work; no desire TO hear the birds
sing Whew, Amt il hard though
/ 10 get mp and DO anything when YOU
I feel like that?
j. +. White. St1 Market street used
/ 10 feel just like that or worse accord
Ing To the way he spoke when Rem
IroW the Tanlac representative saw
, him recently. Now Mr. White biz
strong and fun o. energy. climbs up
3 on tho truck and feels like ne ought
, 10 lcrL Iie said. u su1erps rom
catarrh. rheumatism. stomach trouble.
I poor appetite and never felt liz. get
ting up IN the A. " Head haG troub-
, led me for years and catarrh had al
iected tho stomach as after eating
would b-lch and sometimes would
{ lose my meal Had pains In my limbs
and never had any appetite for break
fast. and always felt tired. sleepy and
good FOR nothing" Then / read In
/ the paper where a friend stated he
J thought Taulac great. have now
. taken TWO bottles and as result NV
catarrh is better. stomach is O. X.
Have good appetite and am not nau-
seated any more Rheumatism pains
are gone. / sleep well. get up feeling
refreshed and my food and sleep DO
mo good now and feel better in
every way. ANY one doubling what
say above. will find me a. S47 Market
, street and I will be- glad To explain
/ how I suffered and now I have been
relieved thanks 10 Tanlac recon-
mend IT,"
( Now men. let's trickle down. gravi-
b tate down. slide down. or ride down
but lets get down TO brass tacks DO
any of YOU know j. r. White or for
I that matter any other of the hundreds
/ who are praising Tanlac2 Now you
can't fool me. When you pinch me 1
know IL and II yours does so DO you.
, II don't take genius 20 know when
I he has headache. So II that is true
/ any person can pretty nearly tell
whether hey feel bad or not Now
/ after fegiiur bad for year or so. il is
y pretty likely IT. an OF su5ds1 you
/ feel better. youll appreciate ard know
{ that too. Alright lots all see il there
. isn't chance for us 20 feel better
I We want results. Tanlac costs a Coi-
3 lar. Alright If IL helps MS its cheap
and even NJ DO didn't we're only a dol
3 lar ont. II isn't what is lu IT,. as how
much better viii 10 make me-. YOU. or
our friend feel after taking g. A few
odd thousand West NirE.nian folks
says It's great Its fine It's wonder
ful. Its remarkable Etc Etc n
i you are suffering from any Of the Ills
D for which the new medicine i- p-upcf-
ally adopted give 90 trial TauiaC IS
b one dollar 90 e.. n Griest DRUG Store.
Market street. Wheeliug.-Adv
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until I reached point near the house
"a here Mr.. Moore WAS killed and his
wife wounded
Here Nilia came upon me. Again I
asked him 20 SGT mo free. You 70. you
are 90 liberty I went 20 the Moorcs
house end found M Moore lying face
down on the steps. his wife was in
nearby field. wounded. She had seen
her husband shot. but did not know he
was dead some American soldiers
came hy. They called for an Ambulance
ana came Co Columbus with Mrs.
Moore"
Airs. Wright assisted surgeons who
attended Mrs Moore. and In the army
camp she nraiu assisted In helping the
wounded soldiers. Sho was then taken
bon charge by Nrs. Siocum. who nut her
to bed. the first bod she had slept rs
since March T. and kept her there an
Gay. and to-niEht letting her rise only
%" eat little or what she described a.
real food and drink few cups OF
Tea.
have had nothing Tor nine DAYS but
mnIg meat and scor-hcd beef without
salt She said You are n real moth
cr sh" added. turning 20 Mrs Slo-
cum
MR.. wright came from Santa Clara
county Alabama
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

villa according TO reliable infornna-
tnu obtained by Colonel SlOcum. at
lacfed with - men. leaving 1000
across do. border. Twenty of hts Off
GERS. sent here Tuesday 10 spy out the
situation. learned that the five Ameri-
cam cavalry troops with headqua tiers
r"rs were scattered FOR miles along the
border ON patrol duty In accordance
with Instructions.
Three troops were in camp here with
Goa effective force OF about $50 men.
Informed OF this and assured by his
spies that certain aid would be given
hN some OF the Mexican residents. villa
started his advance from the Boca
'raute river late yesterday.
In' bodies OF the MeNicans slain were
burned. Twenty seven bodies were 50
disposed or today while q number OF
the wounded were treated az the hospi-
lal or the 18th cavalry. some OF the
MA wounded We're mere boys Army
Officers. whose quarters We're attacked
bore testimony that resident MoNicans
81 The town pointed out to the bandits
those she1teriug MeNicaus. As "a 70.
suit o. this Colonel Slocum ordered a
troop Co search every Mexican house
and deprive everyone Of arms on pain
OF death II they were not voluntarily
given up. There are about five hundred
Americans in Columbus and nearly a.
many MeVicaus.
one Mexican. Lebrado MARQUEE was
caught aud placed IN military guard
house charged with having directed tL-
operations Of the haidits and also with
having given Information to Villa
through his spies.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
xhs Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. chioaEo and
81 Louis Railway Company.



Pittsburgh. Pa. March 10. 1915
me annual meeting OF the stOckhold-
ers OF The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Chi
eaSo and 81. Louis Railway Company
VII Dc held a. the principal office Of
the company. Room 9lS. Pennsylvania
sSStlon. In the City OF Pitts burgh. Penn
TUESDAY. APRIL II. 1915.
A. ll;oV O'Clock A. Il. for the purpose
OF receiving the annual report for fql5.
electing three directors 70 succeed a liIlo
nun Der whose term OF office expires on
that date. considering aud approving
sucn action heretofore taken or thor-
lAea by the Board of Directors or hv
the Executive Committee or this Com
pany. a. may b. submitted 10 the meet
ing. including the agreement dated July
:. 1915. between this Company ana
others. GOVERNS the construction. main
tenauce and operation OF a union passen-
ger station and facilities at Chicago.
l4ilnois. aud transacting such other bust
ness as may properly come before thc
meeting.
The transfer books will not BE- closed
on account Of this meeting. StockhoId-
ers OF record on April I. 1916. will D..
entitled TO vote.
:. ~. CHURCH.
NAE-AN--t Secretary
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No orde-u TO- Troops.

SAN FRANCISCO. March g-Maior
General D. Franklin Bell. command ling
fhe Western Department said tonight
tlat mo- orders had been received FOR
sending troops from here to Mexico and
chat De- did not expect any.
The only urranizatiou now ia san
Francisco is the Coast Artillery. which
would NOT be sent. General IfclI said. or
mobile troops available. there was one
regiment and two blftaliona % iufau-
try FOO Washington and one regiment OF
cavalry iu California. quartercd at Mon
feroy. san Diego and CalcNIcD. Tho
cavalry and Iufoury would be imms-
diatcly available he said but in his
opinion would not be called.
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vnla Common Enemy.

MEXICO CITY. March My gov
eminent sincerclyre Erets this affair and
asks tho American people To De- pa
ti'ut." said Marccline Davalos. who IL
acting as foreign minister OF the Car
rama cabinet. Ia statement TO the
Associated Press to-day
The government asks the American
people Co remember that villa Is "a COM
mon enemy he continued. "and an
outlaw TO ne hunted down by all men.
The MeNican government Will use the
most vigorous means To run this man
90 earth and aVenCe his horrible acts. "
T. is stated unof0cially that Genera
Trevino. with "a large force. f. already
iu pursuit OF villa.
Senior uaNalos stated that he had al
ready communicated ny Telegraph TO
General Carranza, and that tho general
would make full statement 10 tho
American people later.
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--s7-~----
REDEMPTION or BONDS.
Redemption Of Portsmouth steel Com
pany rir.t A.orrrarc Rnuna

Com
pany First Mortgage Bonds.
Notice Is hereby given that a., entire
issue OF Bonds. numbered one TO six
hundred inclusive OF tho Portsmouth
steel COMPANY amounting 20 5000. 0nu
TAT thcir par valued secured by "a Mort
sase Deed or Trust dated the first dav
or April, 4. II. 1898. and duly recorded
pa the oifice or the recorder OF tho
county ~ >ciotu. and state uf Ohio has
bceu drawn for redemption ans all OK
s.Ad Honu~ are hereby called for ~
-. 1916.
The owners or holders OF the said
bouds are requested 10 present them ou
SAID date 20 The city Bank OF Nne,Iiur.
500 Market street. Wheeling w IA
al which time they will be- paid ln nun.
with the accrued interest and redeemed
according 20 the provisions OF said Deed
OF Trust
II the owner or holder of any of the
eald Bonds SHAH fail Co present tl. Same,
Tor redemption, the said Bonds viii
cease 60 bear interest according 20 tie
provisions OF said Deed OF Trust
Il. q. DALZELL.
trustee Portsmouth SteD. Company
ALIEN. GLASS President
g.. W HOOKING. Sec'N
Observation-Disclosures
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street Car storped.

FL PASD. Texas. March a-Street
car traffic between Fl Paso and Juarez
was stopped tonight az the suggestion
Uf General Itr-hIuE who has taken add
lItioual precautions here against the
possibility OF an attack by Villa. Guards
Ht thr International bridge have been
heavily Increased. and three companies
ar infantry are standing under arms
Tonight 40 the camp of the Sixteenth
infantry
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SEALED PROPOSALS

notice 20 Manufacturers Jobboru. Mar.
chants and Others wholesale Denioru
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
OF West NirGluia will receive bids dsiiv
- it. once 20 Charleston. West VirEinia
ior furnishing supplies for the several
ment on which is vested IN said Hoard
contract viii Do AWARDED g. the lowest
bludtrs. quality considered and other
.-lNkr p. inE equal West Virginia deal
trs VII b. given preference
isiHtH ni supplies needed viii be fur
uial'I bidders on receipt OF requesfs
STATING TIE Tine desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
la-L-Li hatlestun. West virginia
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WARWOOD HOLES

* rooms and bath on EIght..,fh
a. 80, HAs furnace. electric lights ANA
I.iit or best materials. uric, 81 300.
.'Ctu ing adjoining lot Let us ouofs
fri- t-tst0 GA other desirable homes In
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BGrtSGl1v
r1vLnA4 .tHE- sCh s.....
ARTENlAL ENBALMER.
1l12 and 1924 Main Street
calls Answered Day or Nirht-,
Store Phones $40
g. r rtachr SET Phone tqEaV
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RAID U. S. TOWN
Continued from FIRST Page,


Villas troops cams. II was riddIed
with bullets.
Sentry Opens EIre.
Fred Griffin, private Of K troop.
was on sentry duty in front OF the
headquarters and opened fire on
a party Of Mesieans ATTACKING the
quarters OF Lieutenant John .
Lucas commanding the machine
gun troop Of the Thirteenth cav.
airy. Griffin fell MORALLY wound.
ed under a volley OF bullets. but
killed two MeSicans and then
ora~led to the side Of toe RYAN
home. Mrs. Ryan, arisina. ran
around the side Of the house IN.
der fire OF the Mexicans. 10 an
adobe garage. A party Of bandits
was standing about Griffin. She
opened the garage when a Mex
iean grasped her arm and demand.
ed where she vas going. She
answered calmly she was qoinu
into the building to oct a motor
car. The Mexican let her 90 and
during the fighting in the camp
she remained in the automobile
unnurt. Every piece OF furniture
m the Ryan home was riddled.
The Smyser home north OF tho
track was surrounded on front
and both sides by bandits before
a shot was fired. Captain Smyser
heard some one tell the bandits
that an American officer and his
family lived there. Catherine his
wife and children he emerged from
the back door
Captain =. G. Turner and his
wife were In an adobe house lust
north Of the railroads. The Mex
cans pointed out his DWELLING as A
mouse occupied - an American
army officer. r y remained in
side until the troops IN camp GOT
into action and scattered tire ban
dts
Villa Drops Papers.
Villa dropped his personal papers
as he went with his men back into
Mexico. a note found amonq
these. evidently a transcript Of
an order just issued before the
attack. read. XIII all qrirgoes."
Villas presence IS accented
here IS discrecitlng his recent as
s-rtrcrs that he vas not respon.
siDle 'o- 'rc assass nation Of tour.
teen Americans vest Of the city
% ChIruanua few weeks AGO.
That outrage vas laid at the
door Of Pablo lopez. Villas see
ono in command " so the Am.
orleans have apparently been
avenged. f3- a body aronq the
invaders slain b. the troopers
was Identified as that Of Lopez.
The DAYS events we're accepted
as corfrnst.- ~ recent reports.
tHat Villa. lfr1runtIed a Wash.
ingtor's altitude i- fsvor o. his
rival orncr1. Carrarza. had de-
te-wiref f.. BRING about inter
ysrtio~ If prsr.bI~ and that this.
rather ..ar robbery. VAS the mo.
tive h't.rI the .ssacrn.
On Tuesday 'Hst Villa r8raeI
three Americana Yesterday. &c
cord 0c % fuIIuyl MEXICAN vino
said traf 'r publish his name
would rar r.s IeH'r. asserted
trat VOL. a.".rss.1 Hs men so
fr" effect .fHt 'rr Billing o. Am
srrars Nrs I.1.ratIc because
t-sy we're s.lrrIaIe f.- che
uretrrci rrr..... ~ fHr Wre
con people. T.r snurarts poems
received .r words ~I'f .r. rG
arI .re r. VIVA ....
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services go be- held This evening. at
5.f5 o'clock. i'm the EoG Street temple.
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FARMS-For Sale.
FOR SALE Or TRADE.

~-~----~~-~~-- -~-s-~----~--~-~----
FOR SALE OR TRADE-I.ots NJ Cedar
Rocks. Address laui.-19th ST.
I.r-fU-I
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FOR sALE-ofice Furniture

--~--r-- 7~----@. - -~.-~~-~ 49, 49, 49,
FOR SALE-Threo section films cs-.
Flat top desk. typewriter and many
articles off household furniture. NaIua-
BILE books. etc. John McNacrsr Room b
city Bank BLDG mr-IN-h
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BFeummer 6 HiIdebrsnd

NuusraI directors aud umuaImara
N.rnr" NHIkHf and IWruf second So
Telephone aeI rUrn d. and uiahL
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WANTED-Femaie Help

- - N-7~~~N~-~- -'->->--.-.-
" ANIED-Actve energetic lady clerk
, STATE experience Do amy Address y
ID $. care Intelligence. mr-Iu-t
~ANTED-WhItc girl for upstairs work
lNo IN family. Esu 1-4 Ait mr-s-i
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FOR SALE -Automohiie

- = - ->~>~~N-~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~-~
TOR SAIL Light tl4Dk. Two cylin.i,.r
motor. and one cylinder uIotSrrycle
Bell lsa-J. ELM Grove. mr-A-ut
FOR sALE-Auturnobi!e sN ,,I,n.i.,
touring car. -. A. = ulth. L. = I.aun-
~. -e.-a.Le. DnlS- ee-3O-tf