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HOg Island Probe
Won't Come Here

Continued from PAGE One
called in by the United States Shipping
Board to draw up the contract.
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SIGNAL CORPS CALL FOR MEN
Course ut &. 4. y. \. VIII Give
Electrical Education.

There is splesldid opportuuty Oh
young men to serve their country .
at tho same time get an eXc-ly"t ,...'
trical education, At the Signal Co'I
school, at the College of the C.'t ~!
New York, 139th street and Amsterdam
avenue
Courses are given in radio ;e,,-sIr.E
multipleX telegraphy and other hraa" rs
of Signal Corps work. and after .."
months training a man Is Qual0e. .
become non-Commissioned office. Of .
ing camp.
Those especially qualified FOR adj s..
sion are typlsts. mult.pleX Telegram n'-'
radio operators, Morse operator. I'd
men interested In otHor &. q.
branches
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H 10 2SsS Henry e. a or,crd sn1,. n.
k kAnsh JOB! John. l. hs sis'S %S2.' '
KEARNEY, Ma,ihey r. MilTsgkee cwS.
k KEEL hl HsrOld h. nl%TSed ,W M
La PORT, Neal E.. wsusau twp. -
k3sfSwSAIk ST. s,:n nscs R Wsrp fa' w
NILES, BENJAMIN H., Glen Flora MWS.
pdACZMEK; Tnoma. Milwaukee IySasS, ,w Ms('
sToLARCzYK stanisiaw. Milwaukre CNi>.
TIcKLER,, Raymond. IVES, AIis tWrl;,
WILLIAMS Fred L., Kawanae (MD.
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Canada.
DoIRoN, Lawrence, Frederlckton, Prince Ed.
ELLISON. Stanley, Toronto (wU).
HANSEN, Curtss j.. Majorville, Alberta ODD.
Denmark.
FoDDE Reimer f., Holding Cy1.
Petersen. Peder, Arden station tW). .
England.
BECK, Abraham, sergt., Leeds Q).
France.
CLOVER, Grcayer. Paris DN.
Greece.
KUROS, John, Armlne twU).
SKAMAS, Gust, Soulinary Levadlas WC.
NEOUEATES, John, sparta tM).
Ireland.
KELLY, James. corp, Youghel, County Cork,
wU).
Italy.
DoMENICo. Alfred D., sergt,, Nerola, sa-
bina, Rome, Italy (WU).
I CARLESIMo. Pasquale. Fonto Corvo, Italy
(wS).
cALLEA. Angelo. Licata. Sicily. Italy
CoNTE, Joseph, st. Angelo, Pasanello, Pro.
vince OF Salerno, Italy CWU).
cor TANZO. Eugt ne, It. Pietro in Guarano,
Province Of Cosenzo, Italy wU).
DE NGHLIS. Michele, Capurso Bari, Italy
DELBENE. Frank. Falana Province, Di chioto,
Italy (wS).
FEMfA. Vincenzo Giovanni Gerace Reggie,
Calabria. Italy tDW).
FRANClSCONI, Pietro Torredel Lago. Italy
LANUzZI. Francisco. San Donate Di Nlnelior
Casenza, Italy CWD,
MACALI. Joseph. Carponito. Rome, Italy CwU).
MARINO, antonio, Province Of Matino Di Ca
tanznro, Italy O).
/ PERF1Dfo. Pasquale. S1nto AndreE. Di
Franco Sisi, Province Dl Caserta, Italy
tTARTAGLIONE. Gerenna, Acluaviya Disernia,
Province CBmpabasso, Italy WUl.
TONED. Salvatore. Furel, Italy (W %.
Russia
BErzrLLE. Adolph, LODI, Russian Poland
CvU.
ARBuTz, Ludwig, Lcpo Poland, Russia CK).
CRAMER, Charles. Mestechko. Kopasrod, Pod
Gvp, Russia CWUD.
| CosHUK, Roman. Zaslow, Russia CwU.
kAAnNlskI Antoni, warlow. Kovno. Russia
NissESuoLTz. Samuel, ostror. Russia C,D.
SOPRONITZ, Steve, yalln Wies Sosnowka.
Russia (W).
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MARINE CORPS.

NEW YORK CITY.
JENSEN, Waiter, scrst., 7J1 ID ave w.
STUART, Ralph r., corp. 1879 West i7tn ct
CALIFORNIA.
LANCASTER. Elmer N. Humboldt Co. M
WALKER. Ivan c., Rockford tpwo
ILLINOIS.
HUNTOwSKI, Leon Chicago ODD.
MILES, William E., East ST. Louis ODD
PERRY. Clyde II, Royalton DWl
TAHENY, Bernard A., Chicago CMD.
INDIANA.
BERGHOFF, August r, For Wayne IN
HEDRIOK, Ora L., kentland (M).
MARYLAND.
KILDow. Hopwood c., Oakland C)
KENTUCKY.
BRAGG, James W, Anox (NN.
MICHIGAN.
HYNEs. Clement A., Dufhed CM1.
SINK, Perry L.. Detroit en-.
sUMMERBY Herbert c.. Allenvilc DIV
MISSOURI.
KRTF-r George f., st. Louis ODD.
MINNESOTA.
sKEBrsA. Linton c., South Minneapol. M
BLASCHErT, Lawrence j., Elk River DDk
NEW JERSEY.
GRoSSKURTH. Carl corp, lG Winart ave-
Ridgefieid Park ODD.
SMITH, y. j., corp, no next Of kin ,brl.
BEDELl. Charles r., ~ Mount ClfWH
Way, Ocean Grove ODD.
NEW YORK STATE.
KARNATZ. Henry j.. Akron CN1.
FREER, Milton G., Dockport ODD,
SAWYER, Harry r., Cherry Valley GDD
OHIO.
HU1rPA1.. Joseph J., sergt., Cleveland X
JOHNS. Harry p. Newark (NN.
ZECK, Emil A., Toledo tMl,
FRY, Edward l.. Canton ODD.
OREGON.
HIATT, Nathan H., Portland tv
PENNSYLVANIA.
HE'LL. Howard A., Clarion M.
LEAVESLEY, George W, Philadelphia VI
RHODE ISLAND.
McGoUGH. Robert f., Providence ODD
TEXAS.
BURLESoN. Worth b, Bas,rop ODD.
BEAN Lawrence H., Kngsvule ODD.
JOHNSTON, Lemuel L., Wallace DIV
TENNESSEE.
ABBOTT. James r, Memphis ODD.
IPSOE, William W. Beaver cd.
WASHINGTON.
BROWN, Robert j., sergt, Morrison ,DDh
WEST VIRGINIA.
SNYDER Francis NJ. 2d Lieut., wh.d1
CDDD.
MUIIENs, william T., olcott Cn
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CASUALTY CORRECTIONS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-The following
corrections to previous casualty lists were
made public to-day by the War Depart
ment:
PORTED MISSING.
EARLY. Eugene J.. Montrose. MINI.
scHERBiSsxf ' vkto r. Glen sG uliin. :. d.
WARDEN Donald. ozona. Tex.
WARNER, Clarence Edward, Scranton, Pa.
KILLED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
COwART, Eugene a., Troy. Ala.
sILvERBCRG. Joseph Milwaukee. wis.
SWANSON, Paul A., New Haven, Conn.
KILLED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
WOUNDED; DEGREE UNDE-
NELL. Michael. corp, Chippewa Falls,
ROGERS. Eugene j.. eis W. 10th ST.. New
WOUNDED SEVERELY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING.
McCALIsTER: Joseph A., corp, csi Lcf-
sh fe5ts a', Job Br0P a1mn,erae,a r.,
Grow. Robert II. Beiton, Md. -
CARoFoLo. Joseph, Italy.
sTARKEY. Russell, Parkersbure. ". Va.
WILLIAMS. Grover. Stamps. Ark.
WOUNDED SEVERELY. ERRONEOUsLY
REPORTED RETURNED TO DUTY.
CLAIR, Irving Sidney, se-gt.. Philade phia.
WOUNDED. ERRONEOUsLY REPORTED
MISSING IN ACTION.
GAGNoN, Arthur j., New Bedford, Mass.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED,
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING.
Majesty, Edward J.. Hatfield, Nina.
HAND, Ray, Hutsonviile. H.
LARSON, Walter, kenosha. Wis
LENDERMAN. Ike C.. Starkvile, Miss
LEWIS, Robert F.. New orleans, La.
RODGERS, William V, Philadelphia
DIED FROM WOUNDS. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED.
MARGIN, Pete, Russia
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING.
! HIGGINS, Haskell J.. Monroe. Mich.
/ pERGANDE, Harry, Milwaukee, Wis.
PITTS. William H. Cause, Tex.
REINS, George, Sterling. III.
/ TRACY, Eugene O.. EeNford, Kan.
PRISONER, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
KILLED.
! FRANK, Henry, Morrison. Okla.
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Corrections From Previous
Lists.

Died OF Wounds Received in Action. Ere
viously Reported Wounded.
COLLIER. Frank. private, Springfield. IL
In Hospital, Glass ID, PreNiousI. Reported
Died OF Wounds.
CADMAN, Seth c., private Portland. ore
Sick In Hospital. Previously Reported
Missing.
HILL, David B., corp, Crowley, Tex,
BASS, Edward G., private. Moni"'!o. Va
COX. Richard w. private, 81. LOUIS.
Returned to Duty. Previously Reported
Missing.
FISHER, Earl IL. private. Fox Lake, w.
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PRISONER, PREVIOUSLY REpoRrr,
MISSING.
FISCHER, Theodore. st. Clair Helrh,,
Mich. aug
RETURNED TO DUTY. PRENIors,,
REPORTED KILLED.
WEBSTER. Henry c., Edlnboro, Pa.
WRIGHT. George G., Blscoe, n. c
RETURNED TO DUTY. PRFNIotS,
REPORTED MISSING.
KLEBBA, John j., corp, South Milvan
kee, WIS
ALBERT Raymond r.. Indianapolis, ia
CARLETON. Charles H., Sp,ro, Okla
COIN. Leo, Oakland. Cal.
McSWEENEY, John T., Highland pa,k
Mich.
MADDOX, Martin T.. Lakeland. Ky.
MANROSS, Paul Jesse. Butler. Pa
MlTSON. George w, Newport. VI
ROBINSON, Samuel r., Boston, Ga
SEMIK, LadislaN, Bohemia.
SUSKO, Feodor. Russia.
SWARTZ, Eugene H.. Tinin. Ohio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-27
Strength, Vitality

Simply. l suppose, beClus" ~ o1Ns ~
cents less. ] strongly advise rtH' ..r
cases to get a phygiCian's vr.
organic iron--SuNttod Iron .u.
don't want to 80 TO this 'rpu. f.
chase only NuNRte. WON A.. ..
Packages and see THAT THIS pay.
tNuNated from Tpv"o-s ou '.' >,
II you have tai, % yr.Tar-f ..-' )"
My and Iron aud other .r. ..
ucts and faHod 20 g. r.~.N.
that such products srr .U .'....
tnt hIrE from NuNai'. IRON.
IL people Wuu.I pr taxi 81.
u hen they tssl weak ~ r'.r...NH| -.
% dosing the0lss .vrE WIN N.g'r.'..
drugs, stimulants and alcoholic -'
there are probably thousands -
readily build up their red blood corr
increase their phys!cal emery N
themselves into a condition {" "'-" .'
millions OF disease germs that lI'
continually around MS, II Is surpT -.'-
many people suffer from iron III.
and DO not know ~ g. II 'a
strong or well you ovp - - 't.'.
make the following tss'. =" H..
can work or how far yuu can H.
out becoming tired. N"Nf 'a.
grain tablets NJ NuNH''t f'.. ~
r'r day utter W0a.s for t"H N'...
test NoHr sirens % a,a.n s..
yoI have gained
NSnUfHcturrr-' Nu-.. Nsr....
.s presented nul -,.n..n' r....,
pht s,cial. s.. . mort a so. r-' .r.H...
watch i@ wei hruNu fu IrNr.I.
Tho o,uof Inorganic lrvu '-'..
easily asstuIalc!, doe. f.'
teeth, maxi" thom alI,k ny' .Ir
stomach. The manufacture
huScessrul and entirely slt3.fR''".
tn every purchaser, or ih.f ". r.
your money, II Is dispense % '..r
Nil good druggists,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-27

Tho reason why stuarts Calcium
Waters beauty the skin is their natural
tendency TO seek the surface.
The wonderful calcium sulfde is one
Of the natural constituents OF tho human
body. You must have 1t to be healthy
n enriches the blood, lnvigorates skin
health. dJIes up the plmples and boils,
eczema and blotches. enables new skin
pinkish and smooth as velvet and re-
fined to the point OF loneliness and
beauty This Is how to be beautiful"
Stop using creams. lotions, powders and
beaches which merely hide for the mo-
ment Get a so cent box of Stuart's Cal
cium Waters at any drug store today.
And n you wish to give them n trial
send the coupon below.
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ALABAMA.

aEM Ella X, Lieut.. DadAvl..e wv.
BhAioCh, j. NJ, sergt., Ensley ODD
GHARSf' Gus, sergt., Birmingham (WL)
1EHHHhi MACK. corp, Potter (Ws).
IfIEN -; corr. Ghoccoloco (DW).
ChElSI IAN, James. Rosedsie (WD.
g2haSEs vM,nston T.. Wetumpka (w).
AiShs. Wilmer h., Alameda (Wj'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-27

wAsnINGToN, Oct 26.-The following
casualty lists were made public by the
War Department Today:
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says: 1T has been my particular duty dur
ing the past SIX years to assist In keeping
Chicago's five thousand blue coats IN good
health and perfect nEhtiug trim, 20 that
stand alt manner OF storms aud ravagea Of
natures elements. Recently was prompted
tn give NuXated Iron Il trial. This remedy
has prov en- through nv own teu's ~ " 10
excel any preparation l have ever used FOR
creating red blood. building up the nerves.
the muscles sul correcting
digestiva disorders"
DR.. T. A.phonsus Wallace, a physician Of
many years experience IN this country end
abroad, says: Il DO not make n practice OF
recommending advertised medicinal prod
ucts, but ! have found NuXatpd Iron so
potent in nervous. rundown conditions that
! believe all should know OF II. The men
and women OF to-day need more Iron In
their blood than was the case twenty or
mineralized diet which now Is served daily
In thousands OF homes and also because or
tho demand for greater resistance neces-
sary 10 onset tho greater number OF heath
hazards 10 be met at every turn"
DIR. James Francis sullivan, formerly
physician OF Bellevue lIosnital Outdoor
n"ptD, New NoNlC and Westchestcr County
Hospital says: Thousands Of persons go
on suffering gear after year doctoring
themselves for al kinds ~ HE. when th~
real and tr1" cause nud"r,yIGG their coud.-
ton II Simply lack 81 sufficient tom Ia
the red oiuod cor fuac es 10 enable Natu-s
to transform the food they eat into Drawn
the old forms Of metallic iron, which fro
Quently do more harm than good
Notwithstanding all that has been said
ana written on this subject by well known
physicians. thousands OF people still insist
In dosing themselves with metallic iron
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Character OF casualties is indicated thus;
(k) killed in action: (DW) died of
wounds; (Dn died of accident or other
causes; ODD died of disease; lWl
wounded; (wS) wounded slightly; tWU)
wounded, degree undermined; tM) miss
Ing; lP) prisoner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-27
Physicians Explain Why Women Need More
Iron in their Blood Today than 30 Years Ago
Anaen-ack Iron Greatest Curse
q and Beauty Of the Modern American Woman

the starches. sugars,
table syrups, candies.
polished rice. white
bread, soda crackers.
biscuits. nlacaroni.
spaghetti. tap!oca.
sage. farlna, deger-
minated cornmeal, no
longer Is iron 10 be
found. Refining pro-
cesses have removed
tho iron OF Mother
Earth from these I'm q
poverishe ed foods.an
silly methodFsf home
cookery. by throwing
down the waste pipe
the water In " hiGh
our vegetables are
cooked, are respOn
sible for another
grave Iron ,uss,
Therefore you should
sIppIy the Iron de
lClency Ia your food
by using some form
OF organic iron, just
SIS you would Use salt
when your food has
not enough SALT
Or. A. j. Newman
Former Police Sur,
geon OF Chicago. and
former House sur,
geon, Jefferson Park
Hospital, Chicago,
q. &C., ssYN no., NNaa 49,,
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-The following
corrections to previous casualty lists were
made public to-day by the War Depart
ment:
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KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RI
RORIEn MISSING.

EARLY, Eugene j., Montrose, MINI.
MAINSkI. Aloysius X, Orleans, MINI.
SCHERBlNSK1, Niktor. Glen Cllln, y. ID.
WARDEN Donald. Ozona. Tex.
WARNER, Clarence Edward, Scranton, Pa
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-03-22
WANTED

A TTENDANTS, male and female
n Opportunity for training school
course, which started fore part of De-
tober. Board and lodging in addition
to salary Apply or write immediately
to Saint Elizabeth ; Hospital, Washing
ton, d. {. No competitive eNamIna-
ton required.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-03-22
Friday, Ma, h 22nd. 1918
Elect ION at Laurel.

The municipal election for mayor
ana five Councllmen to serve for the
term Of Two years will be- held at Laure |
on April -, and much interest is now
being manifested by the residents.
Mr.. George T. McCaney. lawyer and
a member Of the school board is an
avowed candidate tur Mayor while Mr..
Ai5uus Conway desires to sit in the
chair The friends of City Solicitor
James 2. Curiey and those of MIR
Frank " Await are urging them to
become candidates bat to date they
have not decided whether to enter the
contest or not A number of candi
dates for council are being mentioned
among them Messrs George Alcorn, the
present councilman Of the Second ward:
William H.@Dorsey. Howard F. Harrl-
son. DeWilton Donaldson. J W. Wach-
ter, William A Poist, Abin F. Fairall,
Joe CufIey, f. N. Fisher. Mr.. George
". Waters third consecutive term will
expire next month and he has decided
to ~atire for the present. During
N~vor Waters terms of Mayor, com
tie sewerage system was installed. a
hIlration and disposal plant, and which
is proving great convenience to the
residences.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-03-22
J. Ed. Smith Dead.

Mr.. J. Ed. Smith, one of the most
popular. widely known and public-spirit-
ed citizena OF our county, died at his
home. in Waldorf, on Tuesday last,
after long end painful illness, due to
a complication of disease, in the 4Sth
wear of his age. Ed. Smith, as he
was better known, and who was ma
tive Of Carroll county, Md, about
seventy years ago.
Being engaged in the timber bust
ness, he Immediately came in contact
with large number Of our land own
ers, and few men who have come into
our midst have enjoyed. to a greater
degree, the confidence and respect of
all classes of our citizenship, as did j..
Ed Smith. Of . wholesouled. jovial
disposition, he always looked on the
'better side" of life, ard his bright
and cheerful demeanor let a ray of sun
Light into the heart and soul of all who
were fortunate enough to come into
contact with his daily life.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-03-22
Join a Thrift Club


Clubs Of the following descriptions
have been organized:
Twenty five Dollar Club
Fifty Dollar Clubs
One Hundred Dollar Clubs
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Two Hundred Fifty Dollar Club
Three Hundred Dollar Clubs.
-Four Hundred Dollar Clubs
Five Hundred Dollar Clubs
One Thousand Dollar Clubs
,,.l,i.b roo.,s that tbosa ioiping will
.,....,, >, r,,,r.b,so ha,vaar ro,, am,
Daconahar 3Ist 1918 the amount OF
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the Office OF the Prince George Coun-
tv ENQUIRER, Marlboro Gazette, or to
tho Haad,,t,artars Of the War Saving,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-03-22
Death of Mrs. Scale

Mrs. Helen H. Eea,e .ae3 Al the
home Of her son.in-1aw. Nr. Eha"le@ "
Clagett in IIyattsviIIe on Friday rn"r-
ing of last week, after a brief illness.
She was the youngest daugnterof tn"
late VIM. B. IIi}. ana her early If"
was spent in this community ~" was
/ greatly admired for her h,ruty and =.
/ tractiveness, and was a prominent
figure in the social circle here. After har
marriage to Mr. Buchanan Reair. her
home was in WashiUg'oa where her
energy and influence we've felt not Only
in the domestic life rf her happy home,
but also in efficient church wo... IN tine
parish of st. Margaret.
Her mental poise and Christian charity,
her devotion to duty and hcr radiant
personality will leave a lasting nnprrS-
ion upon those who loved ana hon>rrd
her.
Surviving her are two sons, Mr.. Rob
ert Beale. Of Schenectady, n. j.. Mr.
VIM. Beale, Of HopeweH Va: and four
daughters, MIS- Charles ". Cia-rt',
Mrs Reyerdy Sasscnr, MIS-. Helen Wet
and Miss Hildu Brulr.
The funeral was ut 81. Margaret $
Church, Washington on Monday mou
ing, the services being conducted H. |
her beloved Rector. Rev. il,.narf SOFT |
Smith. Many friends from the cry Ht1' |
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-03-22
The Unfurling of the Service Flag

Those who had the pleasure 81 listen
ing to Senator Pomerene : magnificent
address at Trinity Church, last S,Hm"ay
afternoon. must have been impressed
and inspired. The Senator spoke foI
nearly an hour to the large audience
that crowded the church. His review
of the Incidents that led to the va Of
the supreme patience of cur people
under so many trying events and Of 'he
patriotic spirit 50 manifest to-day,
was mastery and convincing. Ihe
presence of the distinguished Senator
and his pleasing and instructive address
will long be remembered as an import
ant event in the history of Trinity
Church.
A short service was held by the Rec
tor with appropriate singing by the
choir. and Mr.. T. l.. Bruun sang a
Battle Hymn. Mrs. Bruun presided at
the organ.
The service flag of silk, which was
procured through the efforts of Mrs. j.
H. Traband, is very beautiful and bears
stars representing the patriotic sons
who have left the parish TO fight the
battles of their country. 1t was IN
furled by Miss Adelaide Trahand dur
ing the singing of the hymn, Filing
out the banner; let it float.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-03-22
OnpEn OF Z uBLrcArIoN
LOUISA NJ. WANNALL
VS..
MILTON A. WANNAIL
In the Circuit Court for Prince
Georges County, Md.

No. Equity
TIME object Of this suit is to procure
a divorce UiHcuiO HdtFiWOH,
against the defendant Milton i.
Wannau, the custody of their minor
child, and resumption of the maiden
name of plaintiff.
The bill states that the plaintiff and
defendant were married IN the District
of Columbia March II, 1914 and that
one child to wi, William Milton Nann-
all was born to said marriage April +,
1915. That the plaintiff resides n
Prince Georges County Maryland, and
has so resided for more than Two years
last past. That on or about the fourth
or fifth day of July, 1917 At Dcanw'od,
District Of Columb q, the defendant
committed adultery with person tmed
in said bill and on sund"y times since
and with other lcwd women to the
Dlaiptiff unknown and that She has not
cohabitcd with the defendant since her
discovery of saida dull cries; In1t nc DC
PENDANT is a non resident Of tie state
of MARYLAND; 1t is thcrcupun TINS 2'tn
day Of February, 1918, ordered nv the
Circuit Court for Prince George / an
ty. sitting in Equity that the III aa Il.
by causing copy Of TINS a.def. u e
published in some ne" paper "TlE..a
in Prince Georges County, once IN
each of four successive "etN- before
the 18th day Of April mex eve h't.oe
to the said absent defendant OF tie ID
ieCt of this blI, warning hlm 10 "t': AT
! in this Court in person or hF ~.l 81.
on or before the Bird day If Vi " na NJ
to show cause if any n has Why Il e.
cree ought not to be passed rs prayed.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-03-22
RFMEMBER-EARLT ORDERS

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Pows and Tiage Implements any machinery which
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Spring Summer you know it now and you can just as
well order later.
The point is this, if you give order early,
we can fill it. If you don't there nothing about
your getting the tools when you need them We believe
we are in position fill your ORDERS quickly elc-
iprty and as cheaply as any mplement dealer possibly
can A FEW OF OUR LINES:
DEERINli--B Binders : Mowers Rakes Disc Harrow
sinqIo and double Ensiege Cutters Corn Shelters
Gasoline Engines Manure Spre9ders c R43mS
vators riding and walking The Famous Webar
Wagon John Deere Steel Rollers John Deere Corn
Planters John Deere Flows Buggies and Van Brunt Drl
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-03-22
The Bank of Brandywine

The following is the report Of the
condition of The Bank of Brandywine,
at Brandywine, in the State Of Mary
land, at the close of business on the
4th day of March, 1918.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts. SlS,349. 80
Stocks, Bonds, Securities, etc $3.50 00
Banking House, Furniture
and Fixtures ......... Z,9uu. W
of Record ........?.... 80, 221. 90
AGENTS - ........... 6.776.67
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, viz:
U. S. Currency and Nation
al Bank Notes Sl,969.OO
Silver Coin ........l25.3 80
Nickels and Cents. .03 2,l41. 80
Liberty Bonds ..... $500. %
Total. S72, $40. 81
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in........ $40, OOO. 90
Surplus Fund. ............... l,2OO.OU
Undivided Profits. less EXpen-
ses, Interest and Taxes paid $50. 10
Dividends unpaid. ......-...- 81
Deposits (demand)
Subject to check $37,617.69 3'.6'I.69
Deposits (time)
Savings. 81, 5Z4. "a
Certificates of De
post ........ 5000 90 %, 424. 81
Christmas Savings Club.... 80. bZ
Total. .............,. 4. $40. 3U
STATE OF MARYLAND
County of Prince Georges, IS !
|, H. Badenhoop, Cashier of the
above-named Institution do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief
H. BADENHOOP, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of March, 1918.
w. B. EARLY, Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
r. II. Robinson,
E. S. Burroughs,
Charles S. Early,
Directors.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-03-22
Catarrh and Bronchitis

Mrs. Rosa A. Kiss, 31S Clinton
Place, Kansas City, Missouri, writes:
4 was very sick with catarrh
and Bronchitis. l also had a cold
in the head. l used Peruna and am
well pleased with the results. It
has done me a great deaf of GOOD.
l DO not need any other medicine. I
can cheerfIlly recommend it to any
one who is troubled with catching
Geld frequently or any one who has
chronic cough or chronic catarrh.
Those wishing further Particulars
concerning my case may write me,
Be sure to enclose a stamp and I
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