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The Coconino sun., 1917-03-09
MARLAR HALL DANCE PARTY

The young people will remember with a great amount of pleasure, the dance given last Friday night at Marian hall.
 The dance was an invitation affair and had for it's sponsors number of young men of the city. About forty couples availed themselves gladly of the opportunity to dance to the splendid music and otherwise have. a good time. The programs caused much favorable comment by their at- tractiveness.
 A number of Normal students were among the dancers, chaperohed by Mrs. Beckwith from the Normal.
 Altogether the affair was one that would be enjoyable to all if repeated
The Coconino sun., 1917-03-09
FLAGSTAFF CLUB WOMEN
 VISIT WILLIAMS CLUB

Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Pollock and Mrs. Ca Robinson have much to tell of a most delightful day spent with the Williams Woman's Club on Tuesday of this week. After lunching at the Harvey House the ladies attended the regular monthly meeting of the club where an exchange of ideas were freely made and much profitable in
The Coconino sun., 1917-03-09
FEDERATED CHURCH

FEDERATED CHURCH REV. G. P. KEELING, Pastor. Sunday school 9:45.
 Morning service 11:00.
 Junior Christian Endeavor League 2:30.
 Christian Endeavor League 6:30. Evening service 7:30.
 We wish to build up great strong church here that will minister to this entire community. In order to do this we need your cooperation. So if you have no church home here. come and help us in this great work,
The Coconino sun., 1917-03-09
MUSIC DEPARTMENT MEETS


 The Music department of the club met at the home of Mrs. Porter on Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock Mrs. J. c. Clarke had the meeting in charge and read the ever interesting opera story of "Carman." Popular selections from the opera were given by Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Curtis while vocal selections were sung by Miss Sweating.
 At the conclusion of the meeting a dainty little lunch was served by the department which proved to be a pleasant little surprise to the host ess who has just recently become a member of the Music club.
 The April meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Taylor and the program promises to be of the unusual sort for it will take up the popular musical comedy of the season.
The Coconino sun., 1917-03-09
INTERESTING EVENTS IN
 THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
By MRS. FRANK ". NOBLE

formation gleaned from both clubs. We know the Flagstaff club was in safe hands at least.
 Refreshments were served and the ladies of Flagstaff were given a cor dial invitation to be guests in June of the Williams club an invitation to attend our last club meeting in May, was cordially given by our president.
 The ladies were guests at a lovely dinner at six with Mrs. Mcdonald Robinson as hostess.
The Coconino sun., 1917-03-09
Dance and Theatre Party

Mrs. Pouthie had as dinner guests on Sunday at six, Mrs. Story, Mrs. Malloy and daughter, Miss Harriette Gunther of Kansas City and Mrs. J. A. Leary of San Antonio. Mrs. Me Gonigle entertained the ladies for lunch and later they were guests of Mrs. Costigan at the Empress thea tre.
The Coconino sun., 1917-03-09

The Kahl Drug company's show window gives a good illustration this week of how pine cough syrup is secured direct from the pine tree. The artistic effect is the work of G. Stein man ..... ....
The Coconino sun., 1917-03-09
With the Churches
BAPTIST CHURCH

Meetings held in the Court house.
 Aug. F. Wallis, M. A. Pastor
 Residence 124 Agassiz Street
 9:45 a. m. Bible school, Lesson, John 6:22-40. "Jesus the Bread of Life"
 11:00 a. m. Sermon subject "Ac- quaintance with God" Special music. 6:20 p. m. Christian Endeavor's meeting. Subject: Spreading the God news." 7:3O p. m. Pastor wi.l preach the second number in the Seiies hymn last Sunday evening on Steward ship"
 Come and worship with us.
The Coconino sun., 1917-03-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
 Marian Hall

March II, 1917.
 Subject: Man.
 Golden Text: Job 28:2S, Unto man He said: Behold the fear of the Lord, that is wisdom; and to depart from evil is understanding.
The Coconino sun., 1917-03-09
EPIPHANY EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday, March 11th, .'..r> Vesper service p. m. . Lenten service each Thursday even- ing at 7:15.
 Everybody welcome.
 J. R. JENKINS, Pastor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
DEFEATED THE LEADERS.

s. I.0l'IS Mo-. 1un" 81 double
J." lior,shy and i SirGl" ~ 'rG!S' ~
the eighth in:inG scored M fuiL 'nH
,,,y. :, Louis ;n-tlay'% gIra" over los
ION s 10 : u"rn&l,y hlt u bonn" run
With thc bases filled IN tn" thi"d In
nil: inning o"ak add ). Sn,ith singled
and Gonzales walked. III" '"raiS nanr
ali Of their hits count. having but "n"
nam left on base. In Tho eighth l'"ak
w ,,,, amd Amre. who relieved h,m.
wa Wild and BOSTON made six run ~
ing IN" score Srnr": i. ~. r,
boston ......n Il . D.
-. Louis ......" . '"
Erhf, Allen and Gowdy; Doak, AmeS.
Packard and snyder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07

taken for any officers. Councilman ].
A. Blum offered a motion TO proceed
TO elect police judge, chief OF police
and CITY clerk Councilman Hare
seconded the motion.
DR.. f. l.. Armbrecht arose and
moved TO amend the motion TO include
the election Of city manager. Coun.
Gilman Chester G.. Thompson seconded
the amendment. Right then the battle
began. Armbrecht voted aye, but the
circle advanced trench when Blum
and Elliott voted no. Habig eyened
things up when he voted aye. Hare
and kress came back with couple
Of noes. 1t was up 10 the mayor and
the spectators got real Interested.
Mayor Yester bad the key TO the stu
alton, and of course he ruled, the
amendment lost. On Councilman-at-
Large Thoner's motion, seconded by
Habig. the elections were taken up IN
the order Of clerk, police judge and
chief of police, as they are named IN
the charter.
Beqin License Tax Work.
When the elections had been com.
When the elections had been COM
pletpd Councilman Habig offered
resolution providing that the council
with Solicitors Brennan and Cullina1,
proceed to draft license tax ordi.
nance for the year beginning July l,
using the old ordinance as A guide.
Discussions as 10 proper procedure
resulted in the selection Of an ordi.
nance committee of eight members.
az provided in the city statutes. On
the request OF MIR. Thoner; the ordi'
nance committee included the eight
ward councilmen. He lives in the
Third ward and asked that Ward
Councilman Hare be the ordinance
committee member from that ward.
After council, the committee selected
Mr.. Hare chairman and adjourned 10
meet at the call Of the chair.
cook Have to Coz
A resolution introduced BY Mr.. Ha'
big. in which 1t was recited that ru'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
Y A(lNER
The Doughty German Signs
With Pirates-Wlll Be
PLAYED al First.

.PITTSEIRGil. Jun" G.---Juhn Henry
(HuuusI Wagner, star shUrlsiop, who
failed Iu report tu IN" Pittsburgh Nj
uonai> at III" begnnin@ nl the season
after 20 years as Il player IN IN" Ma
tIomal league, today signed :; contract
with prrsldrnt Carney hrrylE*S ri 'ihr
Pittsburgh club. 1t was announced
that Wagner WI! appear a. first base
in tomOrruw'S gam" With Brooklyn
No statement WAS made rs 10 the
Isalary Wagner .r!ll rcCCiv" under the
new contract. For In" past two years,
il Is said. il" has been receiving Il
salary Of Sl0.U01. a-d according IL
some reports il WAS hrcaGsc OF r..
duCIi0n thai III" veteran sh0llStop
failed 10 report this spring.
After signin: Il contract Wagner
jSent tho following tcivSriiu 10 August
Hermann. chairman III ihc National
baseball CumuiSsICu:
"finding tn" call -; baseball 100
strong 10 resist. | d">,r" 10 continue
TO play The G;tlu" love and 10 which
ow" all posses. ana hereby pcii-
'iiOn The National commission tn grant
my request iur Reinstatement 50 that
may play with my old club tomol
row"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
What Do You Know
About Your Blood Supply

NATION on III important subject. 1t
tells how To keep the blood strong and
free from the many impurities 10
which it Is constantly subject.
II gives ;hc history Of :. S. S, tho
worlds most successful blood remedy.
which has been sold for more than
fifty years by druggists everywhere.
This book will he sent free 10 all who
write 10 Swift Specific Co., Dept k-2II,
Atlanta, Ga
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.o- rho Allies. are concerned. Rut nut
II dawn tina, The best soldier is the
Young soldier. -
Tha,. regard as expert testimony on
III. Xix leagues when he passes -. n"
,,.iu slow ny as 4 soldier. And the
i.i,tc,I states has Just h"uGht chips ~
IN" TOUCHES: gam" ever framed ai1
CARRIES t" WIN. On IN" youth, on il"St'
who hav" rot, begun :" SLOW ny an" '''el
nerves. w:li fal: he hrmn' OF Whining
this greatest Worlds S"rl"s.
Recently. I heard III" inside story or
IInrus Washers rc!!g"rn"nt. which had
bean mystery OF some rr"pnrIi"'lS
around pittsburgh. II seems mat wax
fuss he other day. Il WAS IN" Ir$t
lime tho head -! the Pirates had seen
~" great Iru'Chinan since February ~
~ tho ftumual dinner "i 'hc StoN" i."aEn".
After his interview with Barney li""uS
said:
Il am through with baseball. There
never has been an! question OF salary
connected "Ilh my GeriS!"n. | have 4
hlr coal business nnw. and ms u"!nan"S
nT entire. TINE aud attention The per
sun who says quit III" Pirates because
Of IL cat Ia SALARY :. Il liar.
/; acanS. when Wagner and nr"yruss
FIRST go; together. they talked every
thing except ha*chall--!tShinS. autnmo-
hi!r~. Tive I'D days war
"p!avIuc any baseball these dars"''
Just getting "ut with IN" hoy one"
in Il white" replied h"nuS. ~ the
BOYS" he meant those fellows down
around Carncgi" whore he lives.
"HnW IS il you mover com" ont IN
Forbes Field any NOR" :" practicc":'
"INrll" answered Wagner "E"u SEQ
| hav" had tough luck fl.tS season Every
time | go OUT Their" Il rains. Tin" hIg
fellow WAS always Il gnoI SldcSlc"rl";.
"t;nimg "a como back 20 our club"
questioned brcy!GSs.
Then Honus mIdr his declaration. II
, wipes n'It tin" salary cut report. and II
also wir"S Wagner nut % BASEBALL. fnr
,iin grraii;"GrIhi! always keeps his word.
Too bad SuuI" of the higher ups at TIA"
r'a,urrlauI could not follow his pattern
III ms respect
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Rochester. =. I:ufia!n, !.
Nrw:,rk, 4; hirhm"ui, ).
Providence. 3. baltimore. : ~.
other teams not scheduled.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Memphis. /. Nashville. -.
Eha;tauuuG... 80. i.itiic ROCK. 7
Atlanta. !, Nrw orleans. :.
E!rnLMEhAnl. u. Mmhl.r. :.
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Your ignorance may startle You,
Few p"npl" know nf III many luhc-
lions of IN" blood supply. and just no"
important 1t is thai il b. kept abso-
Iur,lv free from all impurities The
health Of The entire body depcfld: upon
the rendition Nf III" blood. You arc
invited 'u write and obtain a booklet
that gives you some Invaluable lnfor-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results,

Cincinnati. =. New York. :.
lh:ladrlphtr. /. Chicago. q
-, !.uu!% i:"Stuu.
!Ill$hureh- BrouiLyn, wet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
Standing OF Clubs.
To-day's GaneD.

NetVnir 1t EuSto:!.
ST. Louis A. Philadelphia
,lcNciaiul At New York.
Chicago az Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
CENTRAL LEAGUE.

SrrlnG!,rih. !. Eirhu"nd. :.
Grand Rapids. =. ~ Wayne. u
Dayton. t. Evansville, !.
OHiy lnrrc games scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
Standing OF Clubs.
To-day's Games,

Hrookivu A. liI' shurgh.
New Writ ~ cincinnati
ih.ludr.ulI;l ~ chicago
ftrStuu al 81. LOUIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results,

Wn.,i.m.luu. ., Chicago. u.
l.ctrui' .: Ens'nn. y.
Cic(r'a,rl i. New York. !.
I'h.iad, ll,h.A. !. 81. Louis. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07


II does seem II shame - send boys
away IN their rising prime TO Tight and
Much better" /; has ha"n argued.
70 take those who's have lived They
are more 1T 10 die and would feed the
; hungry cannons just as we'll"
! Fresh faced boys marchtnS away ar"
Il sad S:gh:--anh they arc not. II they
rnrra hack. ihcy will come back bette:
men than II they learn III" fox tr"; in
, tango paviors. Il sounds as II we're
/ stealing some % Billy Sundays thru-
der Lately. a. tines. | hav" thought X
would De better 10 rTe /" <" over
there"-and perhaps not com" bncH -
, than some OF thr youths raI!NinE L" the
! colors AZ least. | VIII pitch very Jew
more ball games. ard that has been my
life work. | am thr"ugh-Twnrn out
! with that business. This is not tear
lerker either
. Listen to he testimony Of SERGEANT
Alexander Mr'liniock. EiGhtT-ser"nth
overseas RaiialI"u. Canadian GrcnaHlcr
Guards - years old. II: L"Niug on. Ky"
: who has :, J.. =. ". distinguished tou-
duc; Medal tn his credit. NCtllnt"cN
has been back on leave. largely hecauS"
i: was necessary for him 10 spend thr"e
and a half months III Il London hnSritA!
while twenty-tour pieces o. shral'i"
I were picked out o. HIM. lie. has hec;l
! giving these away souvenirs and
| frankly declares he wishes there had
/ been more pieces because the demand
.,,,,,., bix fricndS has I,.n, ~, great
a."n,,H 49,, 49,, ~, %nw yorL ~. nih,r
49,. tr.,"-" ~
NN!i dor.. kno,v phv 7 ani,sted" no
-s ..hm, for mo adventure | .nfCud-
g, Er,,,., in ,nIr rho L.orc:,.n
~ .| 81 ,". .,','' o,,, ..,crrs,ed r,n-
. - .,,rtr. b,s.rr,.,rs L,Tc S,ib v.&
H"" -. 49, t ,:a, ~, ~.
IA 'i.E Et,I 'i,, ,n,. h.s,,rt. 49,,
80 -. ,,, ~ and tI,,i No, th,rl, re-
80 CENT .nyrr tnar.. a hny ana
go hack = man"
How wer. rnu the FRS, limo under
+r."" asked him
! go ,J - n. rnnl.ed frankly and
,ro,,ntiv ."rarrihla scared And RI
I'll .',r ,ra, In MS f,rc w. * :, lar If
- 60: bn u,sn't frIrbiru,I. Ihc Tir,;
! ,;,n =, f,cad fi-e-th,. kind OF f,rn tb.y.
t. .,,nr ,bnrr.-iu , t-o,t l,an tr.rri
~, 90, 90, ,ised In II hut me ,ouur
~ t,in,~aN o., la rtIrnnd FRS, Noxt IF
.r. n,.n whose nerv,. breaks and who 20
49, doddnriuy IDIOTS from shell shoT,i;
| are over so They are not towards
| nt.b,r hut thcy haven't the rhvSir4i
! r.aist.,nrr 70 20 that route when ynu
go, ms. 70 mis- world YOU trnl rUu
, ho,.a riyd anur memo and fought among
! 49,, md are g.tter for IT,"
: Does baseball help bomb throw!ng""
, asErd him II hayr heard II doesn't. d"
: a. interested in this aucl"
"Eo. he renItrd You dnu't throw:
. tnr,t. with IN. same motion rs ynu do
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|ANGKI|N CIRCLE. PUTS THROUGH
THE S|N|TH-NATNNS- STILLS SLATE
VESTER HARE kRESS BLUM
ELLIOTT STEAM ROLLER
CREW DOES EFFEC-
TIVE WORK.
Armbrecht. Habie, Thoner and Thomp'
son Support fancy, Honecker
and Buchwald in Open
Council Meeting.

Lines we're sharply drawn in the
,.w rjty council last night when bal
Iois were taken on the selection or Guy
clerk. Judge nf police court and Chlel
Of uuiir". Hut. ~ in the caucus Mon
iav nigh,, the George y. Laugh!in
combination successfully steamro!l-
cred it, oupOSciLion and succeeded IN
putting through its fayorites;. Inc
%u;" resulted in the selection or:
.'iry Clerk Will II. Smith.
Jul gc If Police Court-Marsn wat
hIn>.
rnirf If Pul!cr--J. e.. SillS.
This tirirt was elected by the votes
uf Blum. Elliott, Hare. kresS ana YES
lcr. The selections were not lnaue Wy
unanimous vote. as was the selection
Of councilman e. N. Ncster for mayor
and NJ. !. CuElinan for city solicitor.
Armbrechr. Hahig, Thonnr and Thomp
son voted $olillv against the inner
circle" They cast their ballots TOR
camden s. Taney for clerk, Judge Ben
: Uonrcker for police judge. and LOU
is Buchwald for chief Of police By
Tho same vote of five 10 four. an et-
fort Of The minority members 10 force
4 vote in open council for city mana
ger was defeated.
. Habia Starts Fight.
In The election or the Olnc"TS, t"!H-
.c;lmHn Ambros" +. llabig opened the
offensive against III" Laughlin comb
nation when nominations for city clerk
were called for. Scarcely had Mayor
NrsI,r announced that nominations
for clerk were in order when Hablg
was on his feet for a stirring speech
in which he nominated Camden S.
bud" Tanav for clerk.
MIR Mayor and gentlemen OF thiS
council" he said. II wish 20 place IN
nomination for clerk Of the city OF
Wheeling young man who was. very
instrumental in tho success of the
present council; a young man OF abllI-
~. whose integrity and character are
not IN be questioned. ! understand
that the charter intends thar these ap'
pointm"n'S h" mad" on merit and tit
ness. This young man has these quail
i.c
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Then the Clutch Slipped

Then the Gluten Slipped.
Hahi@'$ speech proved a rock IN the
road that almost stalled the roller.
Are there any other nominations:
Mayor E"~lrr asked.
The clutch began slipping and the
biz I,uIghlln roller stood .poWefleSs
iur several moments while Mayor
VrSrrr al the throttle tugged breath
IrSsiy nj the lever. Ii seemed that no
other nominations were 10 be made,
or else somebody had forgotten who
was 10 name the Laughlin candidate,
but finally Prof. ". B. Elliott col
lrrted his never. He arose and in Il
mere formality nominated ~. II. Smith
for clerk Nominations closed and the
Armbrccht. Habig, Thoner and
Thompson voted Tor fancy. Blum,
Elliott, Hare and Krrss voted for
Smith. It was ur 20 Mayor Fcster to
say whether or not the plea for rec
IGNITION Of The Democratic voters
should BIZ granted. He shattered
Democratic hopes when he cast MS
vote as his fellow circle members had
done, for smith. Mr.. Smith WAS de-
Clarrd elected clerk by vote OF D 10
! and The roller rolled on.
Thompson as Spokesman.
Councilman Chester &. Thompson
acted a. Spokesman for the minority
four in placing the name OF Jud &c Ben
:. uunrcknr before The council for the
Office ol police Judge. Councilman A.
l.. Krcs> offered the name of Marsh
Watkins. Major N"ster pulled the
throttle a2ain. Tho roller rol led again
ami il wa fouriour. Vested votnd
for Watkins and declared The "circle'
candidate elected police judge. The
TWO hundred spectators laughed at the
performance of Tho roller.
nr. T. l. Armbr"chr. in neat
speech COrnpIimcntinS the qualities OF
his candidate. nominated Louis Buch-
valid for chief Of police. Councilman
VIM. H. Hare presented the iaughlin
choice. !. e. SillS. The roller did an.
other urn This time The spectators
were already glcGlinc and broke out
in Il hearty hawhaw when Mayor
NrStcr cast his vote tor Sill$.
The showdown came right in the
starr, before any ballots had been
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Big League Gossip
CHRISTY MATHEWSON
OF the Cinctnna 'o'

he used to collect This means he let
! them go He began playing over luS'
little nearer that base trying 20 cover
il up. He was making IN" ShnrtS,"P
, patrol more ground. anu re WASH W
ting over after so many. AT thAi' ~
thur was so good At his hest he cou.u
stand quite 4 little slowing up.
pevlin was one OF tine mnSt popular
men on the t"am-upStanding. a E"po
bail player. ami man who could iaNc
care .: himself with MS fists. az II"
I once successfully showed Roger Br'Hnt,
han In the club house. as well as a &""3
. bridge PLAYER. Many Il game NJ auction
! pevlin. McGraw. somebody else, Inl |
! would have when the club was tearing
over the ties. Mr(iraw liked him, ami
, It WAS with regret Mac said - IN" u!.c
day:
. "Devl!n'S slowing M. I ha;" /" see i.
hut I've noticed Il 20" Some tame, Il"
! has been trying - hide X. I'm afraid
. ri have-t,>, take him OUT" y t"nsh man
: /" :ool--;ts baseball or p"kcr--'is TIC
GIANTS chief
: John Mc,iraw Is never a man 1" let
sentiment aftert his judgnIcr, III i'cLrd
. 20 his bail rluh. hut | hcller" when h"
sat Arthur prvlIn ny The bench. the
: move hurt him "a much as any he ever
made in baseball Wr-Nac and /
we're very friendly. ard Il" told M" as
: much. Eventually he got Hccz"S /" pay
! third base. and he had had has argument
with Herzy in the past Will" with the
! ,;iantS bcfor, ne wen; 10 Hos;ou rn
tho field however," McCiraw regards Il
/ bal! PLAYER as 4 ni9lChiue and. as soon
as he begins to rust. he gets new one
That * tho reason | km"w his friend
ship for me would never hold nc win
;hc club when the hop was fading from
my fast une--aud | didn't want h;m -.
This age dope runs pretty i"i.r -.
/ through baseball. I'asS:ug -. In" pitch
~ begins 90 r;S" his head moro. anI MS
hook and the hop OH his fast nI!s less.
\: - -. Tho ball play" has m:A-
'gr"d Hnt'I his Juhgm"nt IS I""H ana ms
stamina and physical powers :tr'' ~
:h";r best. Ths sam" rul. applies :"
! most every active sport. hut particularly
! - fighting Bob FitzsImmou$. the odd
; est ~ all champions when he won IN"
! ii,ln was The great. Glhr!rS eN""ptlon
, Rob started late II not. can you mi
agine him At 20" RI" Was only begin
ming when most az them have quit.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-13
MaryIand's Honor Roll.

Maryland has been asked to furnish
500 men for the Navy by April 10th.
Each county is expected to furnish its
portion of this number. Chairmen
Will b. appointed for each county and
a committee named for each election
district. Mr.. J. Milton Reifsnider
II the appointed chairman for Carroll
county The navy offers many advan-
tages and opportunities for advance
ment
Will your name be engraved on
the Bronze Tablet of Honor, in ans
wer to your conntry's first call for
800 volunteers for the Navy from
Maryland
The first 800 men accepted and en-
listed in the Navy i'm response to this
call will have their names inscribed
on bronze tablet to b. erected in
their honor
Main recruiting station, Calvert and
Lexington streets, Baltimore, Md
Age requirements, 17 to 29, inclus-
i've.
Men several months under IL may
To- enlisted by special permission
You must produce at recruiting
station evidence of age and citizen
ship or consent papers III you are
under lis years OF age. Get these from
your postmaster and have them filled
out a. indicated on face before leav-
Inc for Baltimore If near sub-star
tions apply there and your transpor-
tation will be furnished to Baltimore.
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Mo. 1891 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Ex-parte: In the matter of the Trust
Estate of George W. Rupp individu-
ally and George WI. Rupp, trading
rs The Rupp Furniture Company,
Edward O Weant, Trustee.
Ordered this 21st day of March,
1917. on the aforegoing petition that
TIM Circuit Court for Carroll County,
sitting In Equity take Jurisdiction linn
the Trust estate of the said George w.
Rupp, individually and trading a. The
Rupp Furniture Company, and that the
said Trustee settle said Trust estate
under the supervision and control or
the said Circuit Court for Carroll
County, sitting in Equity.
And it il further ordered that the
said Edward %. Weant, Trustee in the
above entitled cause, give. the usual
notice to the creditors of the said
George WV. Rupp, individually and
trading as The Rupp Furniture Com
pany, who were such prior to the 18th
day of March, "a. D., 1917, to file their
claims properly authenticated with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll
County, on or before the 18th day o&
June, IA. ID. 1917, by causing a copy oe
this order to be published in some
newspaper printed in Carroll County,
once week for four successive weeks
before the seth day Of April, "A. D.
1917.
VIM. III. THOMAS
True Copy-Test:
EDWARD @. CASH, Clerk.
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