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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice Is hereby Eiven- that tbs sab
scriber has cbtSined from the Organs
1oarE q Anne Arundel County. Il Nary
land. letters ~ administration o. the per-
snHal estate Of
JEREMIAH SSOWDEN
late Of Anne Arundel county. 1eces sell
All persons having eEsins Sgainst the de-
ceased are hereby warned To exhibit the
same. with the Vouchers thereof to TIE
subscriber. on or before the
rlth DAY OF JUNE. 1918
Tier mar otherwise. by law. be excludes
from al bezedx q said estase- AL persons
fnsfebfe3 to said estate are rec zsstsd u
make Immediate p1yz3ezt-
tsEven andsr ny kaRd tkss kEh asy OF
JAMES LITTLE.
Adn1r.
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since Shsrman's tire AElansaLs
have known that war Is he'll And
nov Billy sunday is in Atlantis 70 de-
hne hell for them.
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tleIs water b. adding thereto
one additional ssction g folloN
section !. and q De n1nceEs@
Section Ia
section i Be It established and CT
asined s. TIE Mayor. Counselor aid
Aldermen CT the CITY q Annapolis
that Article XIII @ the Revised
Code OF the City OF Annapolis Be au1
ne same Is hereby amended b. add
fnr thereto one additional section e
follow after Section ! and to Be nun
berad section Il. and 70 read as fol
lows.
section Ia Il shall Be unlawful
for any person or persons, agent OF
agents. firm OF firmss corporation q
corporations. to place OF caused 70 es
placed ii any store. dwelling bald
5ug or any place whatsoeyeE, WITHIN
the limits OF the City % Annapolis
auv closes other than an automatic
flush or tank closet ef type 10 be zD-
proved hv the Directors OF tie Al
rapOlis Water Company aftsr Ene
10th day OF September. 1T. Az
person IT persons. agent or agents.
hrm or firms. corporation CT corpora
tsons. installing Or renewing any
closet shall first apply 20 tbs Anna-
polls water Company for permit
describing the closet 70 Be Installed
The Directors on the Annapolis Water
Company are hereby authorized 70
Withhold their sanction 70 the n
sraIEation OF sssch closets not within
the above described clsss and in the
zane OF the Mayor, Counselor and
Aldermen Of the CRY OF Annapolis g
prosecute all violations Of this sec
tion in accordance With the provisions
OF section 3 OF this Article
Section ? And Be Il established
aud ordained b. the authority afors-
said thar this ordnance shall take
srect from the date 0f its passage
Approved September 10. 1917
JAMES F. STRANGE.
Attest.
PHI, Z PORTER. Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given. That the sun-
scrfber hiss obtained frern the Orphans
Court Of Anne Arundel County, IN Mary
sand Letters q Administrator on TIE PER
souzI estate q
HARRIET NJ PORTER.
late Of Anne Arundel County deeeasel-
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
sane with the vouchers thereof % the
subscriber. On or before the
3rd DAY OF JUNE. 1919
They may otherwise by law b excluded
frprS al be1est of said estate All Per-
soas Indebted 10 said estate ara requested
70 make immediate payment
Given under ny hand this 18th day q
November. 1877
JANIS r. STRANGE
uaS-r7 AdmlnIxtrafor
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Germany IS not hungry enough 70
eat the dove Of peace
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THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

The Annual Meeting OF the stock
holders OF this Bank viii be held st
the Banking House OnTuesday. the sth
OF January. 1915. at Il o'clock. Neon,
Cor the election Of Directors and the
transaction OF such business as may
be brought before them.
Id. GASSAwAY.
ds-ztwky Cashier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-08

From now EasiI Christmas there
VII Be evenings each week devoted TO
singing AZ the High
SehcoI. under the. direction q Mrs
Helen Baker L.ow
Il has been announced By the
PrInzIpaI. Miss Louise Liathicun
tha. the community singing vii be
devoted largely 10 patriotic airs.
This suggests that the two patri-
ottc hymns. composed by our own
Or. EEhu $ Riley. should be includ-
Cd n those sung 81 the Community
Singing Class each night Besides
giving the singing q local favor b.
singing DR.. REseyss odes. God Bless
Orr President. and -Oh Lord Of
Hosts. Their Leader Be- we owe il
70 Dr.. Riley. our fellow townsman.
10 give these odes composed BY him.
our fellow citizen. a place n the
hymnology Of the eountry's natal
songs
These hymns have received recog-
ustion. and the very highest con-
meadari0n wherever they have been
sang. ami while Il has been said "A
prophet is not without honor. save in
his own country. re should give this
solar pIexus hlow. right here and
now. by singing Il every public "a
thering the odes composed By our
Distinguished author. historian Of An
napolis and venerable citizen OF great
literary ability and talent. and b.
singing his odss also gives local
favor 10 the program
Again. II Is to the interest and
fame OF Annapolis TO have these odes
written by one q her citizens spread
abroad as part Of her honor.
Besides. Dr.. Riley has given much
OF his time and literary talent in max
Ing national the fame OF Annapolis,
and II would only Be a fair return for
our citizens to help him in making
national his odes.
We hope those in charge Of the
Community. Singing Glass will take
this matter up at once. and that eiti-
gems OF Annapolis who love 70 dis
semlnate It's fame wiIl get behind the
Community Singing Glass and urge
the singing Of Dr. Rfiey's odes. God
save Our President" and "Oh. Lord
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NOTICE 20 CRKpIT0Rs.

Notice Is hereby given That the sub
Scriher has ob<zined from tbe orpha-s
Court ~ Arze Arunael Ceuzry. In Mary
land Letters TestAue1tzry o. the personal
CATHERINE MATTHEW'S
tate Of Anne Arundel County. deceased.
All rersGzs having claims against the de-
ceased sre Aereby warned 70 exhibit the
sane. with the vouchers thereof. 70 the
subscriber "a G. before the
srd DAY OF JUNE. IsIs-
They NAY otherwise By I4w. be exeIzded
from al benexe Ct said ESTATE AT pei
sonS fn&ebse5 "a said estate are resg uesEe1
to make fEzediNre payment
Given Under ny hand Ills eth aaT q
WTNSON G. G0TT
EStf Executcr.
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A bomb exploded in the Chicago
Opera House lately. but the perform
ance went on after a brief furry.
You can't scare people with noise
who have received their baptism Of
Wagner.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-08


Section T. Be 4 astabE "a and
ordained By the Mayor. s..unsel0T
and Aldermen OF the City Of Annapc-
lis that Article XXXYIII q the Re
vised Code OF the City Of Annapolis
Be and the same is hereby amended
~ adding thereto C1e additional Sec
ton To follow Section 10 and 70 Dc
numbered Section ia and to read as
fellows:
section 1sA- It shall be unlawful
FOR any person OF persons owning or
in charge Of any vehicle. aGtomo
bile. wheelbarrow. hand or push cart
to habitralEy stand the same On any
portion Of the streets OF tbs city for
the purpose OF making sales. All
such habifuaI standing shall Be coz
sfdered an obstruction 10 the free
passage OF the streets. Each and
every person SO Offending shall be
fined q sum not less than i've dollars
or more than twenty dollars, 70 be
recovered as other fines and peasli-
ties now are ThIs section lot 20 ap-
Pr 20 the street IN the vicinity OF the
City Market. called Market Space
Section ?. And be IS established
and ordained b. the authority afore-
said. that this ordinance shall take
effect from the date OF its passage
Approved September 10. 1917.
JAMES =. STRANGE
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70 amend Article XII q The Revised
Ccse of tna Cry q Annapolis
tleIs water b. adding thereto
one additional session g folloN
Section !. and q De nauoeEs@
Secsson IA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-08

Secretary OF War Baker SAYS the
Huns are feeling the strain OF battle
That's good Nov hurry up those
overcoats. Mr.. Secretary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-08

To amend Article AAXvIII Of The fe-
vised Code 81 the City q Ann2po-
lis. tirls Strssts- b. adding
thereto one additional SCI Il 70
follow Section -. and to num-
bered Section 1sA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-08

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-08

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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

81 8 -. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24
MATCH ENDICOTT
and LAMPKIN IN
FEATURE EVENT
Interstate Fair Feature
Makes Hit With Early
Exposition Visitors

The International Motor Contests
under whose sanction the
professional automobile racing meet
will be held at Fargo on July p and
-2S, has appointed Ralph A. Hankin-
son as official referee of the meet.
Mr.. Hankinson's long experience as
an official at the beach cup and
speedway races, together with his
expert knowledge of all makes OF
racing cars and his intimate ac-
.ouaintance with all the leading rae
ing drivers of the country. make him
an ideal official for this meet and
gives assurance that the meet will
be absolutely on the square and that
the prizes and trophies will go TO the
driver who really wins.
In addition to the entry of r. Burr
Lampkin, the English dirt track
champion, which was received some
days ago, the entry of Wild Bill"
Endfcott has also been filed. Endicott
is the veteran dirt track champion
of America and in the events which
he has already raced in this season
he appears to be in better form than
at any time in his past career.
Iampkin and Endicott have both
signified their Willingness to enter
the match race which the local au-
thorities have been anxious to stage.
All the details Of this race have not
as vet been arranged but as Lamp
kin is recognized as Endicotts most
dangerous rival for dirt track hon
ors. this is certain to be as spectac-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24

them at any national dairy exposi-
tion," stated Professor Lee this after
room in commenting on the North Da-
kota display.
can be made In North Dakota II the
dairymen of the state will but give
milk and cream proper care. The dairy
butter as a class 10 q fairly good
quality. A little too much salt was
used in a few of tho exhibits and In
others not enough care was exercised
in getting the right degree of acidity
on the cream before enurning. -.
THE number Of entries at your falr
may seem small, but the time viii
come when visitors at the North Da-
kota expeditions will see just ten
times the number OF dairy exhibits
offered this year. I, find that the
farmers cannot drop the idea that
they must get milk and beef out OF
ize that the same holds true with a
cow as q horse. namely, that 1t is i'm
possible to have draft and speed in
the same animal. Beef and milk are
seldom found in the same breed.
In beef type animals there are in
ing qualities and there are individuals
in the dairy type cow which are poor
milkers."
Professor Lee stated that conditions
In the dairy business were the same
in Wisconsin forty years ago as they
are in North Dakota today, but that
Wisconsin now produces $4,000, 600
stated that nearly 800, 900, 900 pounds
Of cheese would be made in Wisconsin
this year, valued at % cents a pound
and would net the farmers of that
state about 1920 per 100 pounds of
milk, or so cents a pound Tor butter
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24

ular and sensational a race as any
ever staged on any speedway. Endi-
colt will use his Sweeney Special In
this race, a specially built car con-
strusted by the Sweeney Automobile
school of Kansas City. This car has
already produced some wonderful
performances ethis season. Lampt,in
will use his famous English Sun
Ray car which holds some very en-
viable speedway and beach track
records.
Others Are Coming.
A number of other noted drivers
have filed their entry and will reach
Fargo with their high powered rae
ing machines in the next day or two.
The management has spared no ex-
'pense in the way Of purses and
trophies TO make this the greatest
convention OF speed" Fargo or the
state of North Dakota has ever wit
messed. That their efforts are being
crowned with success is attested by
the fact that such speed demons"
as the two above mentioned, as well
as Jesse Callahan of New York. Dan
Rathbun Of Kalamazoo, Floyr Bowen
OF Des Moines, and several others of
equal reputation have been attracted
mere ny the pllESo AcA AAC
different events.
II has been estimated by Secre-
tary McRoberts that the cars which
have already entered the various
events will easily total an invest
ment of over 100000. Included in
the famous speed creations sched-
uIed to participate in the various
events, is the famous American
Bitten Benz, No. 2. This car has
been termed by the manufacturers as
the three mile a. minute car.
Another car of large dimensions is
the 290 horse power Fiat Sub
marine. In order to induce the best
dirt track talent in the country to
signify its willingness to enter the
races at Fargo, the directors decided
to devote two days Of the fair to
professional automobile racing and
the lure of $4,000 in prizes and
trophies has accomplished the de-
sired result of bringing together the
greatest field of dirt track speed
demons and cars obtainable through
out the entire country.
The management makes the state
ment straight from the shoulder that
each and every race will absolutely
be a contest and no driver or car
will be allowed to enter unless they
are fully qualified according to the
rules Of the international Motor
Contests association. This governing
body of automobile racing assures
the public of a run for it's money,
The results of each participant en-
tered in the events will depend en-
tirely upon his own ability as
driver and the perfect mechanism of
his machine. The majority of the
drivers who have entered are all
new to Fargo followers of the rae
ing game, but on account of the DOS
sibilities in a two days Aracing pro-
gram, and the large cash purses Of
fered by the Interstate fair, both
eastern and western drivers have fl
ed their entrance blanks for the diff
ferent events.
The time trials will begin prompt
ly at 2:30 o'clock. Both Endicott and
Lampkin have made the statement
that they are here to establish a new
state record at the Fargo races.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24

display of the various articles that
the local chapter has been making,
including the various kinds OF band
ages, hospital shirts, socks, knitted
wash clothes, pajamas, convalescent
robes. bed sheets, draw sheets. tray
cloths, napkins. handkerchiefs. shout
der straps, ward slippers garments
for the operating rooms in the hospi-
tails and the comfort kits for the SOL
diers.
Mrs. N. c. Young has charge OF the
demonstration work and, during the
fair, group OF women will be at
work on the various articles all Of the
time in order that all may see how
they are made. Mrs. r. C.. Gardner
has charge Of the exhibit work.
Realistic displays are made with
the use of figures, and some of these
are CARRIED In the uniforms OF the
various forms Of bandages. the
paJamas, the hospital shirts and con-
yalescent robes, which the women
Mrs. r. T. tombstone has charge Of
the knitted articles, that are being
shown, and she IL pleased to give any
information regarding the making Of
the sox. bed socks, sleeveless sweat
ers, wash clothes. sponges and scarfs
required by the association, to ans
one who IL DESTROYS of making arti-
cles Of this kind. Mrs tombstone will
also assist in starting articles.
Mrs. G. Q. FoIlett has charge of the
pembership campaign at the fair dur
ing the week, and will be assisted by
groups OF young women.
Garden flowers will be sold at the
tent during the week and ali pro-
ceeds will go into the treasury of the
Fargo chapter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24
We Bid You
WELCOME

When convenient to you,
during your visit to the In
terstate Fair, we cordially
invite you to call and in
spect our
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24
MEMBERSHIP POLICY
IINDERGOES A CHANGE
Hereafter, " Red Cross Contributors
Are Not Listed With the
Washington Offices.

The officers of the Central division
of the American Red Cross in Chi
cago, to which North Dakota is az
tached, held a conference with the
vice-chairman, Eliot Wadsworth, Of
the National Red Cross.
The efficiency plans Of the Red
Cross for organization and work are
being worked out as rapidly as pos
sible. ] am instructed by telegram
from J. ]. O'Connor, director Of the
Central division at Chicago, TO issue
the following notice for North Da-
kota:
Reports of 81 annual MEMBERSHIPS
should not be sent in to Washington
until further notice as plan for q de-
centralizing bureau of membership
is contemplated, but all member.
ships that include subscriptions to
the magazine should be sent to
Washington"
All persons in North Dakota en-,
gagged In supplying and forwarding
memberships are requested to OBJ
serve the above instructions.
N. C. YOUNG.
State Director.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24
MACCABEES MEET
SUPREME CHAPLAIN here
Sons Of Norway Hall Scene Of
Festivities Monday Forks Gets
Next Gathering.

Delegates from Maccabee tents in
North Dakota met A. w. Frye, De-
troit, Mich. supreme chaplain of the
order. who is visiting tents through
out the northwest. in Fargo Mon
day, the occasion being the regular
fraternal gathering OF delegates Of
the order.
A short business session was held
at the Gardner hotel in the after
noon. followed by a general recep-
ton at the Sons of Norway hall in
the evening. featured by addresses
by Supreme Chaplain Frye: H. Lash
kowitz. Clair F. Brickner. A. G.
Dillabough and D. Mcnamara. state
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24
BIG FUTURE IN
DAIRYING seen
FOR This STATE
Wisconsin Specialist Judge
of Fair Exhibits, De-
picts Early History

Judging of dairy exhibits at the In
terstate fair started this morning un-
der the direction of Prof c. e. Lee,
dairy specialist of the dairy and food
department. OF the state of Wisconsin
and former resident of North Da,-
kota, having resided for years at Val
ley City.
creamery, SIX entries in the. dairy, and
eleven In the special dairy butter
classes. In this latter contest. the
butter was made by school girls be-
tween the ages of IL and Is years.
Sam Crabbe. superintendent of the
livestock department Of the fair, has
offered pure-bred Jersey calf for the
best exhibit in this class.
There were two tubs of creamery
butter OF such high quality that Il
would have been an honor for the
state Of North Dakota to have entered
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24

To our friends in Fargo
this week
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24

commando. all Of Rargo: r. Fred
erickson llley City: d. r. Nc
Gowan. y nd Forks; and e. Robera,
Mandan. Entertainments were served.
and smoker enjoyed.
Degree work was put on in charge
of r. j. Melander. Moorhead: and
JOS. Dougherty, Matt Sweeney and
d. Mcnamara. Fargo.
The next gathering will be held
at Grand Forks. at date to be
determined upon later.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24

fat. North Dakota will produce about
$1,000, 900 in dairy products this year.
State Dairy Inspector ~. j. Oster-
hous, of Bismarck: s. II. Abbott. of
Fargo, assistant state dairy inspect
or; and H. c. Puderbaugh, also of
Fargo, are in charge of the dairy ex-
nibits which are located in the new
dairy building erected last year just
to the north of the Merchants pa
viIion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24
RED CROSS GETS
EARLY ATTENTION

One Of the busiest places on the In
terstate fair grounds is the tent main
tanned by the Fargo chapter of the
American Red Cross. Numerous Wis
itors who are interested in the work
of the organization and who have
come to secure more information re-
garding the work, are already calling
at the headquarters.
Special features in the tent are the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24
REAL PIONEER CALLS.
Albert Powell. settler Of 1ss2-Faml
lar With old Time Pre- Men =

Albert POWELL Settler Of 1ss2-FamfI-
lar with old TIme Press Men.
Albert NJ. Powell, of Devils Lake,
treasurer OF Ramsey county, is in at
tendance at the Pioneer day sessions
at the fair. Mr.. Powell is one OF the
1882 settlers at Fargo and Devils
Lake, and recalls many pleasant asso-
Citations in We early days with the
boys" of the newspaper craft, Major
Edwards, Plum" Major Maglone.
Jordan. Harwood and Colonel Donan.
He says that in more ways than one
Major Edwards filled the biggest
chair In the state for many years. The
Forum acknowledges q pleasant cali.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-24
cauae or uespondeneY.

Dependency is often caused by
Indigestion and constipation, and
quickly disappears when Chambers
lain's Tablets are taken. These tab
lets strengthen the digestion and
move the bowls.-Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-31
Struck on Head With
Club During Argument

Alexander Mitchell. a Southern
negro who has been employed by the
Warren Moore Company in the erec-
tion of the big Pennsylvania Railroad
warehouse at Second and Mulberry
streets. was considerably used up yes
terday when a white man named Nc
Cloud struck him over the head with
u cudgel.
There had been some trouble be-
tween the men, when the assistant
foreman, Ray Knox, took a hand. He
thought all differences had been set
tied, when the negro approached Nc
Cloud, and the latter struck him
blow on the head. The colored man
was taken to the Harrisburg Hospital.
1t was found that his injuries were
Police are looking for McCloud, who
disappeared shortly after the affair
happened.