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PLEASED CUSTOMERS

Are worth more to US than all kinds OF
advertising People appreciate our way
of selling used cars Your money back
II not satisfied. Look at our list today
and then make up your mind VINO mas
the largest assortment and best buys in
the city. Every car owned by us and on
our floors. -
REAL QUALITY CARS.
1914 B-36 Buick roadster, electric
starter and lights. ............"..S4 eo
1915 Dodge touring, as good as new. 4oo
1915 Model So, Overland tour, new
paint .............. '--..''' ..''' CIV
1915 Maxwell roadster. electric starter,
new tires ................... Ieo
1915 Saxon roadster, runs fine.. 1900. loo
FORDS. FORDS. FORDS.
We are the used Ford men.
1916 Ford rds., new tires and right. .s235
1916 Ford tour, like new. .......,..' zoV
1915 Ford tour. new paint excellent
shape .,'-..''''' Nv
1915 Ford tour, a good one. ...f..... 20
1914 Ford tour, new paint very good. 210
1914 Ford tour. just overhauled. ..... 10
1915 Ford tour, needs some work. 226
SPEEDSTERS.
1 studebaker, lots of speed good tres,sl2b
REQ, needs overhauling. ........... 70
Open Sundays until noon.
AUTO SALVAGE AND EXCHANGE.
ITO South 18th. Douglas 9ViV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATEMENT
FURNISHED THE PosToFFlCE
DEPARTMENT

bbFAiNiMtNI
APRtl. |, 1917.
Statement OF the ownership, management,
circulation, etc. required by the act of con-
gress OF August ~, 1919, OF The Omaha
sunday Rec, published at Omaha, Nebraska,
for six months ending April /, 1917;
publisher--The Bee Publishing company,
Omaha, Ncb.
Edltor--vIctor Rosrwatcr. Omaha Ncb.
Managing Edtor--T w. Mccullough,
Omaha, Ncb.
Business MGnaser--N, r. Felt. Omaha,
Neb
STOCKHOLDERS Shares,
Victor Rosewater, Omaha, Neh, ,,....isi
Victor .Rosewater, trustee for Nellie
H. REL 'ss,''.'''s 49, 1899 -
Chas. c. Rosewater, Los Angeles, Cal, ~
n. p, Fell, Omaha. Neb.,,,.,........ 10
stella II. Fell. Omaha, Neh, l2
Man he II. Newman, Omaha. Neb.... 10
NJ. Il, Newman, Omaha, Nch.....,..,.
Frank j.. Halter, Omaha, Ncb,.....,
II. A. Haskell, Omaha, Neb. ...',....
Estate Jos, RosnwRter. Cleveland, o., II
Ida Rosenwasscr, CleYelnnd, o.,..,. 20 ,
Paul NJ. Rosenwasser, Cleveland, o.. 10
Herman II. Roscnwasser, Cleveland, o. 10
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VAN SAINT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS,
DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS.
Second Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Entrance 22o Douglas $500.
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War Declared.
War was declared this
morning ON Germany by the
United States after being
held up by the House for
some time.

Mrs J. l.. Reifsnider, who spent
several months with her daughter
Captain and Mrs. r. B. Creecy, Marine
Barracks, Washington, d. c., returned
home Wednesday.
Mr.. Eltinge f. Reifsnider spent
several days last week with his uncle
and aunt, Captain and Mrs. Richard B
Creecy, at the Marine Barracks
Washington, d. c.
Miss Alice Lppy who spent the
winter with her brother, Mr.. Granville
Lippy and family, Pennsylvania ave
nue., returned Tuesday to her home in
Baltimore. Miss Irene Lippy accom-
panied her and spent the day in Balti-
more.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rhoten, of
Finksburg, had as their guests Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhoten and
sons, Walter and Alvin, of Reese; Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Close and sons, Fran
CHS and Russell, of Westminster; Mr..
arI Mrs. Oscar Williams and son,
Herman, of Finksburg, and Mr.. Ray
mod Rhoten, Of Baltimore.
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PERSONALS

"Cy" Albaugh, of Hanover, Pa was
! in this city Wednesday,
Mr. Emory Kaufman, Of Baltimore
made a business trip to this Guy "eu-
nesday.
Mr.. Truman Cash. a student at Get-
tysburg College, is home for the hdS-
ter holidays.
Mr. A :. Burkholder, Of York, Pa.'
was on a visit to his home a Ie"
days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. shriver,
Willis street, are spending III uayS 0'
Atlantic City.
Miss Grace Gunther, Pennsylvania
venue sDent the weeks end with her
sisters. in Baltimore.
Miss Sadie Davis. of Baltimore. was
= weeks end guest OF MISS Dernl"
Teiser. Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Victor Zepp, OF WASH
ing+on are guests of his parents MI
and Mrs. Thomas Zepp, Park avenue
Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph L. Baust ana
d,upbtar Mrs. William ShaeHer, thl9
citv. spent Monday in ChamDersDurs'
I Pa
Mr. William Babylon, Willlamsport'
Md sDent Saturday with his DrotheF'
Mr. George W. Babylon, West MAIN
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward l.. Kaufman
and son, of Baltimore. are spehulns
| Easter at Elkheim. their tarm' Heal
Westminster.
Mr. J. Wesley Matthias, Jr, OF BAL
timore. spent several days TINS "eeh
With rela tiyes and friends IN ana
near this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover c. Hunter ana
con Joseph. of Greenmount, spent
sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l.
Hunter, this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, of Montgomery
county spent Saturday and SUNDAY
with his son, Mr.. r. V. Lewis anu
wife. Bond street
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph >. otoner anu
children. Park avenue, called on WIS
Stoner's aunt, in Baltimore on SUNDAY
who is desperately i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tyler, of Wash
ington. d. C., spent from SATURDAY
until " ednesday with Sherlh ana
Mrs. James NJ. Stoner-
Mrs. George Zentz, Of Baltimore IS
visiting her mother. Mrs. Annie T..
Valentine. of Finksburg, anu sister
Mrs Vernon Rhoten. RAIDER FARM
F'inksburg
Mr.. Lawrence r. Fink, student at
Rock Hill College, Ellicott City, is
spending his Easter vacation with MS
father, Mr.. Charles +. Fink, Last
Main street.
Miss Eleanor Thomas, VINO hao
spent some months IN Delrolt' Mioll''
has returned to the home OF her par
ents, Judge and Mrs. William H.
Thomas. Court Place.
Mrs. Dora l.. Zepp has returned 10
her summer home, Summit cottage
Finksburg. after spending the winter
with her son, Wilbur n. Zepp, CheVy
Chase. Washington. d. G..
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APR. 6, 1917
MILITARY CENSUS.

Nothing is being done at present
which will ultimately rebound more
TO the aid of our country or De VI
greater Importance, than the takins
of the military census referred 10 Oh
another mage. 1t is the very Keystone
of preparedness, i'll both military ahu
industrial lines, for upon it alone can
he intelligently based reliable cop-
cIvsion as to the man-pOWer Mary
land Possesses for the farm, the lac
tory. the mine and the army.
We are at war, much against our
will. not for plumber or territory, Out
for the maintenance of the principles
for which our fathers died-prlnclples
which we must uphold to continue 70
he a free and virile nation. we can
mn longer submit to their violation by
Germany. for submission now "oulu
he degredation and disgrace
Let no one think this war Will Dc
over in a day; it is apt 10 DE lohe'
and call for sacrifices from us all III
time and in money, if not IN Dloou.
We cannot begin too soon to take
stock of ourselves, to find out what
aach of MS can best do for the land
that has made us, and, finding out
what if is. to do it; and here at home
is given us an opportunity to do our
bit. for all can help in the taking OF
this census, either by voluntarily act
ing as enumerators or furnishing all
the information at hand possessed by
us when approached. There Is noth-
ing at this present time which every
one of us can do in Maryland that
will aid more in the cause Of America.
There is no pay in it. but what is
better is the sense of having done
voluntarily a good work from patriot
ism alone. Let the people of Carroll
County show the rest of the State
how promptly and accurately TINS
work can be done when it is driven
by love of the land, for the earlier 1t
is completed the sooner will its store
OF valuable information be available
for our country's use.
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For Freedom And Civilization.

No gov erument Oi great people
was ever subjected to sWch a terrible
indictment as that which President
Wilson, with the full sanction and
support of the American people,
brings against the Imperial Govern
ment of Germany in asking Congress
to declare that we are al war. with
that country and to authorize him to
exert all the power and employ all the
resources Of this nation to bring the
conflict to a successful termination.
From the New York Times.
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Germany Wanted War With United
States. And She Has u.

The German Government wanted
war with the United States. The
German Government has war, with
the United States. nd it is to be a
100 per cent. War nh our part. Our
quarrel il not with The German peO-
pie, but With tn German Govern
ment, and the President rightly de
mands that this country now exert
all ita power and employ ali It's re
sources to bring the government O.
the German Empire to terms and
end the War.-From the New York
World
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Resolution or Respect.

Whereas, Our Heavenly Father in His divine
wisdom has removed from midst our beloved
sister, Margaret Ann Saylor. devoted and hon.
ored member of the Patrons Of Husbandry.
And whereas, In her death the Grange has lost
valuable member, the community in which she
lived kind neighbor and her family devoted wife
and kind and sympathetic mother.
Therefore be it resolved, That the Carroll Coun-
ty Pomona Grange in regular session extend its
profound sympathy to the family of our deceased
sister.
And be it further resolved. That the resolutions
be spread on the minutes and copy be sent to the
bereav ed family of the deceased
r. C.. SLINGLUFF.
G.. w. MYERS,
Fl. r. COOPER,
Committee
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EDITORIAL COMMENTS.
We Must Win This War.

We must win this war and earn an
honorable peace, and wars are only
won and honorable peace is only
earned by intelligent service. by en-
crm6us preparation, by thu united
sacrifice OF the whole nation and by
freely pouring out treasure and blood.
The time for argument is passed.
Every mans duty is clear now.
Rally to the ta2, and nerve your
self to meet wars sacrifice and wars
perils as every man should meet
them, dauntlessly resolved to win or
die.-From the New York American.
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PREPAREDNESS BEGINS All
HOME. Like charity, it ought not al"
ways to stay there, but you can do a
patriotic duty for your country and
save lot of money too, by putting your
Coal away i'm the summertime this
year. Smith G. ReifSnider advise
early buying and delivery.
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sDO YOUR BEST FOR ME 0,

"DO YOUR BEST FOR ME On
COAL-I'LL LEAVE 1T TO YOU"
That's what many people have SAID
to us this year. Under the uncertain
existing conditions, why isn't that the
best thing to do. Pick out some COal
dealer you have confidence in, ana
leave it to him. Smith e. Retfsnlder
will do their best for you.
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rTATFMENT OF THE OWNER
= ship. MANAGEMENT, ClRCU-
I ALTON, ETC, REQUIRED BY THE
ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST "a,
1912.
of Democratic 4drocate published reeh[y
at Westminster, Maryland, for Apr. l.
1917.
State of Maryland, S.
County of Carroll
Before me, a Justice of the Peace In
and for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared E. O. DltfendaI,
who, having been duly sworn according
to law, deposes and says that he is the
business Manager of the Democratic
Advocate and that the following IS, to
the best of his knowledge and belief,
true statement of the ownership, man
agement land if daily paper, the clrcu-
lation), etc, of the aforesaid publication
for the date shown in the above caption,
required by the Act of August "a, 1917,
embodied in section 443, Postal Laws
and Regulations, to Wit:
/ That the names and addresses OF
the nublisher, editor, managing editor,
and business managers are:
Publisher, Democratic AdHoCdI0 WV
Westminster. Md.
Editor, E. O. Ditfendal, Westminster
Md. r,
Managing Editor, E. 0. Dltfendal'
Westminster, Md.
Business Manager, E. o. Dlttendal'
Westminster, Md.
That the owners are:
cTOCKuOI DERS
Mrs. William H. Vanderford, west
minister, Nd. MI
Lee C. Lester, Westminster Mo-
Carrier No. 4.
Joshua W. Herring Estate, Westmln-
ster, Md.
James H. Billingslea Estate, Nestmln-
ster, Mi.
George w. Albaugh, Westminster
Md.
George M. Parke Estate Westminster
Md.
David P. Smelser, New Windsor, ma.
Charles R. Foutz, Westminster No
Mrs. Samuel Wordsworth, Mt. AIRY, Mo.
Mary Z. Vanderford, Westminster
Md. ~,
G. w. Frizzell, 1900 Mosher ST., Bal
timOre, ND.
John J. Rose, Westminster, Md.
John ]. Stewart, Westminster, Md.
Francis Neal Parke, Westminster
Md.
/ J. Oliver Snyder, Hampstead, Md.
Mrs. Catherine E. Herring, Westmlns-
! ter, Md. 49,,
Ella E. Albaugh, Westminster, Md.
Westminster Deposit & Trust Co.,
! Trustee of Co., Westminster, Md.
Ella G. Simpson, Westminster, Md:
Edward o. Weant, Westminster MD.
Mrs. Carrie E. Grouse, 1922 Appleton
| St., Baltimore, Md.
3. That the known bondholders'
mortgages, and other security holders
owning or holding per cent or more OF
total amount of bonds, mortgages, or
other securities are: Of there are none,
so state). None.
E. O. DIFFENDAL, Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 18th day of March, 1917.
HERMAN M. DlNST,
Justice of the Peace.
NV Commission expires the first Mon
day in Nav, 1918.
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MONDAY. APRIL 8, 1917, S:15 p. NJ
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All Tickets CSC.
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"ny. Charles Bonsack, of the Blue
Ridge College, will preach at the SER
vices held in the Medford Grange
Ill, Sunday afternoon, April s, at
: y y m.
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Professor Z. K Coughran, Principal
of the Hampstead Public School, has
been compelled on the advice of his
physician, to retire from the principal
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ship and seek rest and open air en-
ployment. Mr.. Edward w. Belt has
been appointed to the vacancy and
took charge of the school.
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Englar & Sponseller.
April .. !
IN MfMDRIAM.

I'm sad but loving remembrance of our
dear husband and father, james W. Buck
,dI",H,, WI" 1@I7 '"'
age r'"i ""lf -' ''i''
Two sad and lonely months have. passed
dear husband
Since we We're forced to part,
on. , In your roin f. rUi iIb E,G ,,d ,chfp.,
"' bo, Ts "'' ''i' WIN '"u anu
"eiitS'
OH. the changes and the hcarta"hc3 since
that morning
w W,s cav nu Inte with +hH deal
Nv his Ioyinr wifi,
oh how sad and lonely is our home, dear
father,
Lonesome. lonesome every spot,
LISTENING Tor the voice Oh rather.
Hv Arthrr
Death mas robbed us of our father
Whom We loved and cherished, dear.
1t was her yes. dear father,
l ~ ,ddi
~ -''
cannot understand why we must part
From the one we all loved 50 dear
Vii ,'.! d,v ,ii :'!' :, ill., "''''
' ''''N <,,
~ -']'''''
Peaceful he thv rest dear fathrr
>N'' l" n''f''n,' my Hi'lh''
/ ih IlH l"NT" You n'ariF'
'' H'"'i' u" '"o saint r., va,
i'' i"l"'
w. i''' l"i'i''i MS I'"nl9 upon ms pFeaSi
w r''u'Ul' ~ l!'e ldN' VIII anu
NV M'lil 'niH- AGaltH we hh""'
i''''' w ii'''' nv l. ''lAi'h NV
by Mllureu.
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For sale w

STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GEN
ERAL MERCHANDISE STORE, about
5 miles north west of Westminster,
Md, with about 100000 stock. Will
sell right to right party.
apr6-1m Apply at this Office.
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KEPT Her AWAKE:
The Terrible Pains in Back ant
Sides. Cagdui Gave Relief.

Marksvile, La.-Mrs. Alice Johnson
of This place, writes: "For ore year I
suffered wiihaa awful misery in my hacl
and sides. Ny lett side was hurting m>
all The lime. Tie misery was something
a"5ui
icou.d moi % anything, not even sIeer
at night. II kept me awake most of ihe
night ! took different medicines, bu'
nothing did ne any good or relieved ne
until lock Cardui 60.
Twas NOT able todo any Of NY WORT
for one year aud got VIC Sc all the time:
was confined 10 MY he'd of and on. goi
so bad with my back that when stopped
down was not able TO straiahlcn up
again /. decided ! would Try Cardu.
:. BY tir1 tad taken the entire bottle
! was feeling pretty good and coula
straishtcn Up and my pains were nearly
all gone.
shall always praise Cardli. con-
tinucd taking it Until was strong aid
we'll" II you sWtcr from pains die tC
female complains, Cardui may be just
wi'at you need. Thousands Of women
who once suffered III This WAY now praise
Cardui fo5 their present good hcaIlh
Give j. tfi2l. NC-l3l
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Brunswick Terminal and Railway
curities Company i'll meeting duly
5emDled that the charter OF this
pOration be renewed for another t
OF twenty years, and that applica
be made to the Superior Court
Glynn County, Georgia, for such
newal for a term of twenty "
from December 6, 1917, with al
the rights, powers and privilt
granted to the corporation by its {
inal charter and by the amendn
thereto Of October 20, 1909.
Further resolved that the off,
and attorneys of this corporation
and they are hereby authorized
directed to take the necessary
proper legal proceedings to have
charter so renewed"
And the foregoing copy resolu
is a true and correct transcript Fl
the minutes of said meeting. :
| further certify that on said /
TENDER goth, 1917, the total outsf
ing capital stock of the Corpora
was Seven Million Dollars represe
by seventy thousand shares offs
par value of One Hundred Doa
each, and that at said meeting Is
were present and represented
voted 1886 shares of said stock
ing majority and quorum of the I
standing capital stock of the d
pany, and all of which shares u
voted in favor of the adoption of
foregoing resolution; that said E.
ing was in all respects duly and ,
ularly held as provided by the u
ter and the bylaws of the corsS
ton. 81
Witness my hand and the corps
seal OF said Corporation, this 2StGSs
Of September, 1917. %
JOS. L. BERG
Secretary, Brunswick Terminal =
Railway Securities Company. e
Original-Filed in Office, Thi.
tober list, 1917, H. F. du Ri.
Clerk Superior Court, Glynn c.
Georgia
GEORGIA-GLYNN COUNTY:
I, H. F. du BIGNON, Clerk of,
Superior Court Of Glynn County. {
gia, do hereby certify that the -
and foregoing three and d half r
y, -. matter contains /
C41-o,d, Ca, May IL, 1917. /
.,- t--f.7ys- lTr0 10 III
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TO ATTEND MEETING
IN JESUP.

Inc following ladies' left last night
to attend the annual meeting OF the
Womans Baptist Missionary Union
of The Piedmont Association, which
meets in Jesup today: Mesdames G.
W. Elanton, J. W. Wallace, o. l.
Pierce, D. G.. Smith, w. b. Lee, w. H
Taylor and Miss Fredcrica Barnhin
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AT THE LUTHERAN
CEItpEH

CHUHCH.
This afternoon at $50 O'Clock the
Busy Bees of the Lutheran church viii
meet A full attendance is urged.
Mrs J. l.. Dunn is the guest of rela-
tives in Macon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wilcox and lit
tie son are pleasantly located in the
Mccall cottage, on Carpenter street.
Mrs John Banks has returned to
Savannah after being the guest o.
Mrs. Lillian Hurst for several days.
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(Signed)
(Signed)
By SIDNEY ARONSTEIN,
It's President

By SIDNEY ARONSTEIN,
It's President
Attested:
! BY JOS. L. BERG,
! It's Secretary.
!! BENNETT, TWITTY & REESE,
| Petitioners Attorneys
STATE OF NEW YORK-COUNTY
OF NEW YORK:
|, Joseph l.. Berg, Secretary of
! Brunswick Terminal and Railway Sc
| curities Company. hereby certify that
at a meeting Of the stockholders OF
said corporation held at the principal
office of the Company in the City OF
! Brunswick, Georgia, on September 20,
| 1917, at which a majority and quorum
| of the stock was present and voted.
and which meeting was convened in
accordance with the following cali
and notice which was mailed to each
! and every stakeholder of record on
July 81, 1917, to-wit:
"a special meeting of the stock
! holders of Brunswick Terminal and
Railway Securities Company is hereby
, called to be held at the principal of
| fee of the Comapny in Brunswick,
Georgia, at twelve o'clock noon, on
| the twentieth day of September, 1917,
| to consider, vote and act upon the
matter of the renewal of the charter
Of said corporation which expires by
/ operation of law on the 9Th day of
| December, 1917; also to consider and
act upon the matter of revising, CON
! SOlidating and amending the bylaws
| of the Company; and to consider, vote
and act upon any other matter or
thing that may be brought before said
meeting and which may be within
| the jurisdiction of the stockholders.
| You will recognize the Importance
| of being present in person or repre-
| scented by proxy at this very import
ant meeting, so please sign and
promptly return the enclosed proxy"
SIDNEY ARONSTEIN,
president.
JOSEPH L. BERG,
Secretary"
The following resolution was unan-
imousTy adopted:
| Whereas, a charter was granted to
the Brunswick Dock and City Improv,
ment Company by the Superior CouI7,
| Of Glynn County, Georgia, on Decor
Der 6, 1897, for term of twent
years; II
"And Whereas, upon proper pr
| ceedings had for the purpose
| amending the charter the name %
said corporation was changed .
Brunswick Terminal and Railway s
curities Company by order of sa =
court granted October 90, 1909, a
hv cold o,,o,,5,. ing
was authorized to increase it's capt.
stock from five million up to ten n
lion dollars; and by appropriate g
tion of tbo s+o,-.I,, IN
'Aoii VI 'ho oIoChHOluefS the capl1
stock was increased to seven mill -
dollars represented by seventy tholo
and shares of the par value of -o'
hundred dollars each, and this bel .
the present outstanding capital sto I
of the Company;
"And Whereas, said charter will
pire by operation of law on Dece
Der 6, 1917, unless renewed; cor
Now therefore be it and it is here
resolved by the stockholders -rr
sat
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g 5 &C TI
80.

MIR and Mrs. Il. d. Butler and fam
lily 1T last night for Atlanta, where
they will make their home in future
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Hind are welcom-
.ng a little daughter at their nome
N Seals, Ga. MIS- Hind will be re
membered here as Miss Talulan Ratio.
Mildred, the little daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. E. l.. Srayer, is i'll at the
city Hospital, to the regret OF their
many friends.
The following girls left yesterday
or Charleston, S. c., to attend Con
ederate college: Misses Felicite
Gould, Margaret GilIiand and Char
Iotte Floyd
Misses Annie Dean Atkinson and
Nice Harrison, who are visiting Mrs
spencer II. Atkinson in Atlanta, will
return home the latter part of the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Myers are vel
coming a little son at their home on
Newcastle street. The little fellow
has been named Robert Joel. Mrs
Myers will be remembered as Miss
Stella Wentz
Mrs C. II, Leavy left last night fol
Atlanta. where she will jon hel
nOther. Mrs. l. b. Lancaster, and sis
or Miss Lois Lancaster, and go tt
20: Worth, Texas, to visit relatives
She vi be away for several weeks
First children's dance of this sea
| 'on will be given Friday evening
| November 2nd. All OF Mrs. Moegling's
! little pupils are looking forward IL
his date. 1t will be a poverty dance,
| which is new to the children. o.
Friday evening, December 21st. tn,
!; hildrcp will be. given program
| lance All of Mrs. Moegling's it'll,
pupils are cordially invited.
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! = \ \ \ = i = 1
= Hair work of all kinds.
, Switches made from combings, :
: also repaired All work under /
: a guarantee.
: No hair bought or sold.
= Mrs. j. F. Fletcher, at sos <
: First avenue, is prepared to do I
2 hair work of all kinds. Switch (
7 es made and repaired. All (
, work done in the city. No hair I
: bought or sold. Phone 6SS.
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