davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Mrs. James E. Fahey, 1880 Richie
place NE, was one of six American
nurses who arrived recently for duty
on an island here in the Southwest
Pacific, the first white women many
of the soldiers had seen in more
than year
When they first walked into a
hospital ward down a row of cots
under tin roof, they felt little
self-conscious and 1t. Adam apollo
gized for their appearance in wrin-
kled slacks and leggings.
1--WE don't care what you're wear
ing" one soldier laughed, you sure
look good to U.s."
A graduate of Garfield Memorial
Hospital, 1t. Adams served at Wal
ter Reed Hospital before leaving for
foreign service almost two years
ago. She previously had been on
duty somewhere in Australia and
was promoted to first lieutenant
several months ago.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.-Sergt.
De Loise "Reynold, 626 Powhatan
place NV, recently was awarded
the good drivers medal here at the
Second WAC Training Center.
CAMP LEJEUNE, New River, N. C.
Annie Love, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Love, 1920 Morri-
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geant. She will be retained for off,
Ger indoctrination before assignment
to duty.
HUNTER COLLEGE, N. "
Emile Irene sherwood, %, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Ish-
erwood, 4512 Ninth street NV, and
Ruth Darby, %, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward c. Darby, 3811
Fulton street NV, recently en-
listed in the WAVES and will re-
port to the Naval Training Station
here January 13 for their basic
indoctrination.
A graduate of Central High
School and Brennan College, Gaines
vile, Ga, Miss sherwood formerly
was employed as secretary for the
L. G. Balfour Co. She has a sister
serving with the WAC at Fort Myer,
Va. Miss Darby is a graduate of
George Washington University.
NORTHAMPTON, Mass.-Helen
Wasserman Pitch, 81. 1445 Otis
place NV, who recently enlisted
in the WAVES, has been ordered
Evening star., 1944-01-06
P. D. Herman Named
President of DIGS

Paul D. Herman was elected pres
ident of the District Grocery Stores,
Inc, at recent meeting held at
the Jewish Community Center. Mr..
Herman succeeds Isaac Jacobson.
Other officers elected include Her.
man Fig, first vice president; Louis
r. Fields, second vice president;
Martin Watman, secretary, and
Joseh Muchnick, treasurer. Louis
Biskins was reelected third vice
president.
Newly elected members of the
board of directors are Morris D.
Burka, Samuel Fischer, Nathan l..
Gildenhorn, AL Kaufman, Samuel
Katz, William Lift, Murray Loeb,
Phillip Roth, Frank Seidel and Louis
Snider. Maurice Kay was reelected
to the board.
Evening star., 1944-01-06
Federal Union Forum
To Be Held Junuury l8

The Federal Union Forum spon-
sored by the Washington Commits
sion of Federal Union, Inc, will be
held in Barker Hall, YWCA, Seven
teenth and K streets NV, at 2::3O
pm. January 18.
Speakers will be Clarence K.
Strict, author of Union Now and
president of Federal Union, Inc,
and former New York Times corre-
spondent in Switzerland; Represen-
tative Howard j. McMurray of Wis
consin and a member of the House
Foreign Affairs Committee, and DR..
John A. Vieg, former professor of
Government at the Iowa State Col
lege.
DR.. Paul F. Douglass. president of
American University, will preside.
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tAAS ASV w AS
Training Center
here for duty
with the Army
at the Holabird
Signal Depot in
Baltimore, Md.
They are Pvts.
Bunelle M. Reh-
ber, daughter of
M RS. HarWood
Alder, 4119 Wis
conSin avenue
NV; Eva l..
Dill, 4815 Illinois
avenue NV,
and Margaret E..
Dodd, 3731 Hor-
nnr x,lano G L
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y DC: WOMEN -
- /" UNIFORM S

to report to the Naval Training
School here for her basic indoctri-
nation. A graduate of Eastern High
School, she attended George Wash
ington University and formerly was
employed by the Social Security
Board as a statistical clerk.
FORT DES MONIES, Iowa.
Three WAC privates recently left
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PALM BEACH, Fla.-Mary Con-
stance Lee, daughter of Mrs. Mary
E. Barstow, 4491 Macarthur boule-
ward NV, recently enlisted in the
SPARS and will report to the Coast
Guard Training Station here Janu-
ary IT. A graduate of Mckinley
High School, Miss Lee attended
Maryland University and was for
merly employed as statistical clerk
in the Adjutant Generals Office of
the War Department.
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THRIFT COATS AND SUITS

So Orig. 499 Boy Cotton Gobordine Rain
ooots, Observation-Disclosures 3.5
% Orig 1895 and l2e5 Cotton Gobordne
Lined ReversibIes, l2-18 8-- 7.s
IS Orig. 2l.5O and 22o5 Womens CosuoI
Tweed Coots, 3844
30 Orig. 1895 Casual % Wool and Royon
and Wool Suits, l2-l8 S.s
Orig. 22e5 Women's Brown and Black
BouoIe Sports Coots -------12
A O,ig 1895 Casual Cotton Corduroy Suits,
7 Orig. 1895 Matching Cotton Corduroy
Topooots, ! 2 to so
2o Orig. 1895 Fur trimmed Dress and
Casual Goats, l2-2O IS. o
Thrift Coats Third Floor.
MILLINERY
Orig. SIS to $50 dress and casual hots-z.s
Millinery Third Floor
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FORT OGLETHORPE, Ga. -
Irene Noblett Lowe, mother of Mrs.

James P. Mann,
l 205 Farragut
street NV, re-
Gently was COM
nissioned a sec
ond lieutenant
in the Women's
A rm y Corps
upon completion
Of her officer
training here at
the Third WAC
Training Center.
SOUTHWEST
PACIFIC. 1t.
Pauline Adams,
A rm y Nurse e
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son SCreeC NV,
r e C e n tly was
commissioned a
second lieuten-
ant in the Ma
r i n e Corps
w m e n S Re-
serve upon grad
uation from the
officer candidate
school here. One
of the first Off
GERS to be COM
miSSioned from
the ranks, 1t.
L We formerly
served as a re-
q r.l1i In Or cor
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THRIFT DRESSES

$50 Orig. 7.o5 to 1905 Daytime Royon Crepe
Dresses l6R to 24R, 2-2O----5.oo
40 Orig. 80 to 800 Cotton House Dresses eoe
SO 7.95 to 1895 Spun Royon, Printed Royon
Crepe Jerseys, II to 2O-------3.9 3.9o
II Orig. $40 Black Royon Velvet Evening"
Wraps Observation-Disclosures
10 Orig. 8.95 to l295 Evening Gowns 500
80 Orig. 500 Spun Royon Street Dresses,
wonnen's and misses sizes s---2.77
Thrift Dresses, Third Floor.
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THRIFT SHOP FURS

Orig. $500 Silver Dyed Opossum Stro|Iers,
Orig. 600 Stripe Dyed Coney StroIIers,
1918 ---------------- 100
Pas Tax
Thrift Fars, Third Floor.
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BETTER SUITS

IS Orig. 1895 Herrinebone Tweed Casual
Suits --------- ------------------15 90
9 Orig. $500 Novelty Stripe Brown and Blue,
misses sizes --1------------ 90
z Orig. 1895 Men's-weor Navy Blue, hair
line stripe ------------1--- $500
! Orig. $500 Navy with hoirne stripe, size
p --------- .s5
IS Orig. 1895 Imported Hondwoven Tweed
misses sizes --------------------zs.oo 90
Orig, $500 Corduroy Casual Suits, Ia, IT,
l8 -------------- 90
5 Orig ST 90 Forstnonn Wool Dressmokers
broodtoiI IopeIs, IA, Is, 18 8--49.5o
Better Suits, Third Floor.
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BETTER FURS


Ii-,-3,S---~H2--------- i ~ @ ~ 49, 1900
coots, = and l4---------------1 $500
! Orig 10000 Seal Dyed Coney Coat, size
eoot, size IS --1----------1 $500
| Orig l63 90 Black Dyed Persian Lamb
! Orig 1900 Black Dyed corocuI Kdskn
eoot, size 4 4-.----1--------~--~-lss.oo
Orig 5000 Honey Beige Dyed Coney
Sports Coots .13 ond 15----1----1 $500
4 Orig l57OO Blended Southern Back
Muskrot Swoeeers, Ia and e--l3e.oo
Orig $500 Blue Dyed Red Fox Jacket, size
4 49, - :, $500
! Orig 90 Blended Asiotic Coon Swoq-
ger, size z ------------- 1900
Orig 5000 Svered Dyed Grey Fox
coots, Y and 4-------------1---
Al Pins Tar
Evening star., 1944-01-06

Smile and enjoy life without den.'
tai plate embarrassment. A daily
Stera.Kleen bath keeps teeth immac.
ulately clean and natural looking.
This great formula was perfected
by a dentist to remove stains,
brighten the teeth and helps free
the mouth of offending "denture
breath" Start Stera. .Kleen care
today. 800, all druggists.
Evening star., 1944-01-06
MISSES SPORTSVEAR
BETTER COATS

II Orig. 1896 California Tweed Sports Goats,
misses sizes
3 Orig. 1895 Forstmonn lOOoo Wool Navy
Orig. 1895 lOOoo Wool Navy Dressmoker
Box Coat, size l2---
] Orig. $500 Twill Fitted Dressmoker coot,
S'Ae ~
Z Orig. IS 90 Navy Sotin Bound Twill Dress
maker Coots, size
] Orig. 1900 Navy Fitted Dressmoker Coat,
] Orig. 1906 1000 Wool Navy Raglan
Sleeve Chesterfield, size lO---------2
! Orig. 1900 RAF Blue Fitted Dressmoker
Coot, size 332 Observation-Disclosures
] Orig. 1895 Mexican Red Hondstitched
Casual Coot, size Ia
Orig. 1895 Navy Fitted Chesterfield, size
Orig. 1906 Black Fitted Chesterfield, size
Orig. 1906 Navy Chesterfield, loOqo
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JUNIOR MISS APPAREL

Orig. $500 Junior Miss Sports coots,
sizes s.e
l8 Orig. 22.e5 and $500 Jr Miss Rennov-
able Lining Coots, e-15 -15----- s.e
! Orig. IS Jr Miss Suits, pods and
Orig. l4.95 Jr. Miss Evening Dresses 7.s
70 Orig. 1926 to 1895 Jr. Miss Evening
Dresses, to
8 Orig. 2295 and IS 90 Jr Miss Evening
Dresses, 9 to
3 Orig. 1895 to 1895 Jr Miss Evening
Dresses, to
% Orig. 8.ee and 9e5 Jr. Miss shirtwoist
Sports Dresses, 9 to l5-- 80
% Orig 9.95 to 1895 Jr Miss Dressy and
ToiIored Dresses 6.8
S. Orig l2.95 to 22.95 Jr Miss Wool and
Royon. tailored and dressy- 8.s
Z 22.95 to 1895 Jr Miss Crepe and VEL
veteens, dressy styles
2o Orig l.88 to l4.o5 Jr Miss Reversible
0obordine Lined Coots- 49,
49 Orig. 1906 to 1895 Jr. Miss Fleece and
Tweed Coots, 9 to
Orig o5 to 90 Fur Lined Jr. Miss
Young Washinstonias Shop, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1944-01-06
BETTER DRESSES

Orig. $500 to 1906 Crepes, coverts sequn-
Orig. 1896 to 1895 Wool or Crepe Street
and Afternoon Type e-------l6.ss to 22.oo
Orig. 1895 to 2295 Wool, Crepe, Velvet,
Gobordines s------------e.e to 1899
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-19

TvNlu I WVv ""
william Terry and Cheryi walker
In STAGE Door cantsen."
RLDl0 ciTv-wocdwsrs near Smile ID.
Evelyn Reyes. Tom Neal,
"Thws's somsthirs About q soldier"
Plus Eric Portman, Escape to DANGER"
RiINB0-ed. River at Joy I'd. no ASA
Frank Abertson. Jane
Frszee In "hesie. the Rlvsssr." Plus lean
Psrk~ In "oeerslsyr." News. Cartoon.
RLh0hk-ersfiet II s.Mlls ~ Isiss
Open las. Park Free. ''stsss
Door Cantssn," All Star Cast. Z. 4.ts.
T:2s. 1000. Plus Selected shorts. News.
RFDe0RD-ed. Riyer.Lshss Parking 4
Cheryl walker
william Terry IN stage Door canteen. !"
Extra; Report From the AIsutisn."
Rf6LI -osovinsre. Minnssots Tw PLOT
"s~ Open s.is D~anna purbiD.
Frsncho' Tone IN Ms Bu,ier's sister"
Casanova w Burlesoss." Ioe v Brown
Rf6fhT-~oodw'd edsekd rR 2.sas4
Qpen IS CAL Patrick IN
"wsmss w BoSasss." 2. ass. i;lS. e:63.
'Hcokies ~ Bsrms. s:ll. s:5i. $40. n OF.
RfY tNe~l-Fsrt 81. West. near jsretIor
CsYicons Iohn wsvn- and
rhsrles Cahurn IN Three Faces west"
Plus Dick FoIan IN "Empty holster,."
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs

Donald D. csrsesddsn. 10; Gladys
d. Stewart. rs
Antoine sehrOth. %; Shirley Fsrr.
10.
Hubert Bsnturs. isi Mildred p. G,o-
bOns, 20.
Edward Hnidy. 20, Elsie Feigei, 2s.
Jack Black. %: Elsie scelllni. IS.
Howard c. Jackson. "a. Beverly J.
Mullen. II.
John w Davis. 20; Mary p. swana-
gln, 30.
Mac Carol Barnes. 81; Elizabeth
". Ehalith. 80
Richard A. Boyle. 50; Charlotte X.
Owens, 81.
Sandy cSsy.. Ns e. IS; Josephine Nc.
Jessie osdson. "a; Matte L. Brun-
dage. rs.
Vincent z. vislhsber. 2s; Gertrude
kasza, 20.
Albert Frumin. 40: stella Sunday.
40.
Joseph LuEynski. Joseph fur-
ski. 81
Sylvester KanAby. 20; chnsial
kausch. 10
Keith w. Gree, % Elsie Krsll. "a.
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Deatb Aotifes


5 nv Of asss Ss:r ss9's 81
Dominlok. prfvates Anthony and Vie
tor Of England, Frank, Mrs. Julia
Perry. Louis. Mrs. Helen Perrone.
James. Mrs. Ann Mueller, Mrs. Mar
garet MikA. Frances Emma. Eliza
beth and Joseph Jr. Also survived
hy Is grandchildren. Services Wsdnes-
day $50 O. m, from the home, $500
Devereaux, 81. Luke Church at ..
KoLB-chrlstian r. Of isos7 orisgs.
husband OF Nellie. father OF Arm
strong and the late Margaret Kolb.
brother Of Mrs; Henry Elspsss. serv-
tee al schmalzreidt Sons Funeral
Home, 1925 Cd. River. Wed. $50
y. m.
MALBORy-June 10. Edward AdeI-
bert, uncle OF Mrs. James BelloMn.
NTs. James Richards and Mrs, Earl
Common OF Howell, Mich. brother
Of Mrs Armita Lsyman OF Tiiison-
burs. Ont. and the late Fred and
Frank Mallory. Al A. H. Peters
Funeral Home. 12os7 Gratiot. until
Wednesday 8 a. m. 1nterment at
Cairo, Mich.
ORIENT-Joseph j., OF 1897 Bent
teau Ave. beloved husband OF Louise /.
Army, Norman. James. Raymond.
Deceased was q veteran OF World
War No. l. Funeral from .Doherty's
Funeral Home. 1862 East Jefferson.
near Harding. Wednesday s:i5 q. m,
into ST. Rose Church $50. Rosary
Tuesday evening at $50. Interment
Mt. olivet Csmetery.
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Deatb lotifes

BENNETT June II. 0eneveive
Amelia. OF o627 Winthrop. beloved
wife OF WIN j. daughter 81 Nj ana
Airs. Charles Hazard Of Flint.
Mich. sister OF FcrTiss. Pearl.
Charles T. Edsel Deloris. June.
Robert and Lawrence Service at
Fred Wood Funeral Home. $3.50 Ply
mouth Rd. Tues, 100 p. m. Burial
Flint, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-19

MeNALLY-Juns II. isti. Marie Y.
tnss Baker, a. Charleston. 9. C, be-
loved wife Of Ii. James ~, UsNR.
dear mother OF James. Gerald.
Thomas. Patrick, Mary Kay. Carolyn
Ann and dear sister OF John A. and
Joseph A 10 state At brothers resi-
dence, e32 Lakepointe. Crosse Pointe
Parks Sunday p. m. Funeral Tues
day. $3.50 a. m, TO 81. Ambrose
Church AZ 10 O'Clock. Interment Mt.
olivet. Saginaw papers please copy.
sCHULIz-Juns IT. Ida ~. wife Of
the late Herman dear sister OF frso
Funeral Home. i2o5f ofstiot'
wAND-June 49, Myrtle; widow OF
the late Thomas l., dear mother
81 Mrs. Mildred smith. Mrs. Dorothy
Mira. Berniee Paddock.
Mrs. Adrienne MeNabb and Pvt
Thomas Duane Wand. In state at
Burrell Funeral Home. s73s Fsnksll-
Service at st. Francis De sAlee
Church Thursday at a. m
w0IANCEyICH--June II. 1914. Ben
ME, a. u. q. Marine Corps Air sta
ton, Mojave. Cal, beloved husband
OF Phyllis tnee FangerD: loving father
OF sandra and Sharon. dear son OF
Anna. brother OF cssimir. Sgt. Ed
ward, Pvt. Frank. Della schimtow-
ski. Sophie Konarski ana Wanda.
Funeral from mothers residence. 374S
Mckinney. Tuesday. $50 a. m
Polish National Church at 10.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
3462 u. JEFFERSON III 2i7s-Tq
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Baltimore Redey elopment Commission

sis s H. nhs General assembly public
"SS5 @ og S'al q Bn,'S
" h. H Sao the E s~oS Ssnon shall com.
into leas qny When the cty c5anei pass
%on Aa5 the city of Da I t Whn city codne
' c 3 oPo i u PS"pt ye HS5 dts s
persons dditona of psfsons na as the Gcne5ai
cm%s @ s
General T9 T., 'DS'','" s
> a ] Ss3" s1' ssi
and to such land By Or lease for ede.
cs h; Dryyt s That as6
further such I4hd arena Gs ACQUIRED s s6ai
a@ arsa Where ", Si prs s5S s wien S
dsYn lack Of ventilation. light or sanitary fqclies any
by on Of % ' o s c in pr a@ s96
25 as S8 ' c9@% 1a ba have
3ssd% :'' s B%%vs5 a5
options upon shall haye purchased least 50 Of
Property devoted public may acquired Iy tie
mo- @ g S+ 5F
@ "%o5G 5Sss fts' 1 p.op
aS RoTs Of eh 6 pa o aaeG s fS
n I'D The Baltimore Rslsyelopmen Commission shaI
and receive the United States America such
a @ any rsssop
p~ The " sy isa ss by tn @5o@ By np @ne ac
9 S6 the Or ne H %ish "4 the Gmmn at on
may be beoW the o&nai cost of acquisition The Baltimore Re
Development Commission shall include
Of sale or leases Of land to private Gpoaon companies part
see Of such LAND to begin the building of improvements within
reasonable period of and include
appr9prae covenants and restrictions to maintain standards of
of land and architectural standards established the redeeop
plan sion on Plan OF
Baltimore City.
81 The Baltimore Redevelopment Commission have
power to pledge the credit Of or in bind the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore the Mayor of
Baltimore shall not be liable in any way whatsoever.
the obligations undertakings
Redevelopment Commission.
2. The Assembly Wand may
Baltimore Reieyehpment Commission and all additional
HGntd powers and purposes Of said common provided such
visions Of this Article XB and with other provisions of the
Constitution OF Maryland The General Assembly add
other and further limitations the and of such
deem and expedient
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ap 5 ''P9P5"S FL 2 3pp S55o4 c "s'. SUCH ' G
5qa f5 6 sre 3o to be ne Gh Jqs Of 9s
tees 'yii2eyy APneats J@lia crcat t"ss terms 6ssla
Of ApDeaI ha,l be dsateI y Goyernof as the CHEF
gNn5e with the limit Of the State and
az Of and A@Pp%e ." tn" isqd Iyny January the Year
to time BY rule prs.srite It's session sessions shall continue
@ 50 re a ten and n u 'ISn y the ineis ge5ofe
nariy transfer their strings elsewhere sufficient
saaz OF s"n jdi' of the Court of appeals shall be that
be dmia6ei G9ns his D" or t Sy, o When ana 'a am D
judges Shall to i've three Of the judges
.ha r%aIulr a gqqGan ana me oneurrGnss Of majority Of
be the naia 1 head the judicial die f8yt tm HD' sh s p
The cr,n Gaurs for the several u1ic and Of the '4 Supreme
business of each judge, and their ryspye courts He
aener one more judges the Court Of Appas ess S5"t
Supreme Bench Of Baltimore city to st in amy case or for ps s
Court for any county or Of amy Court or Courts Of Batimere ci
judges any case or for
IN the ' a0oee 0o t&e Chief Judge % the 5" Court AP9 c
] R s soq bs n c Pc aRoe 96 n s4 Jude
section shall SUBJECT to Such rules and reapa a
4pa @ Time '' @e shall S'5 ae rules a6d es o GS5s
a ba9$1 S''' ao S r ' the '1 court "S &peea
S h%S n by "T The Dg@e Of the eourts Other than the
% ',s suad 's$S 1 '5S 2 co "
PART Ir-c CIRCUIT COURTS.
r sS o@ e'' first. e5% a 2 ea'5S s a+ s SIXTH
Circuits Which there @ more than three judges ncluding
additional Judge the Court Appeals Shall be appointed or
5al Ll only rye an addiona judge Of
ccG Of 4eD%s aa s PeP int p p9e l any F
subject to increase or decrease by law as pr r@ n
the jas the ea o@ess there 'i an al additional S
he judges No t@o of said judges circuit Court
sa" for %5s8 they tn . , been y apqq@ts@
IF h 1u i 9 ' Of t @ c tTq II Amy G99" I sfSept
COUNTY any a@at@ for judge at any
liabilities be dyst but the yIr.to" Of "e6 e@ndi
to r-iae in any COUNT Of the circuit then and in that event
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NOTICE To CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Garrett County, Maryland. Letters of Ad-
ministraton on he estate Of
CHARLES Eyer,
late of Garrett County, Maryland deceased AL
persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated to the sub
scriber on or before the 26th day of April,
1916 they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said es-
tate requested to make immediate pay
ment
GiyeR~ under nv hand this 18th day Of Octo-
~ 1911 NEIL c. FRALEY
Administrators
Oakland Maryland
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FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
AGAINST CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

Amendment to the Constitution of Maryland by adding
a Article thereto to follow Immediately after
Article XI-A, and to be known as Article NIB, pro-
vding that the General Assembly by public local law,
may authorize the Mayor and City Council of Bati-
more to Baltimore Redevelopment Commits
sion and relating to the power and authority said
Commission, said Article read as follows:
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Saturday, November 4, 1914,
At TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ.

all of the following described personal
property, tO-wit:
One black Mare, Is years cid; one
black Mare, years old; 30 Ewes, %
Lambs, l black Cow, Black learling
| white Yearling, one Jersey y earling
one Calf, p Chickens. two Pigs. one
Sullly Pillow, one Harrow, one Moving
Machine, one Hay Rake, one Wagon,
enc Sled, five tons of Hay, one lot of
Germ Fodder, two rolls Roofing, one
Maple Syrup EvapOrator, about three
hundred Keelers, one Storage Tank
enc Gathering Tank, one lot of Lum-
Der. two rolls Woven Wire Fencing,
enc set of Harness, one Grindst0ne.
one lot of Household Furniture. and
many other articles too numerous TO
mention.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on the
day of sale.
NEIL c. FRALEY,
Administrator OF the Estate of
Charles Eyer. Deceased.
Advertisement 35-2J
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the Supreme Bench may approve
annual
9oa Depat States Aoney five thousand dollars Assistant
salaries as the General Assembly subsequently provide and
the SgpFems Bench Of Baltimore City auhq5e
extent that the total Of them exceeds the fees of his Office
General Assembly shall provide
City Council OF Baltimore shall be liable
to the
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OFFICIAL BALLOT
ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOVEL

avscf p,ntr
al he r o A EuI a filed wuhcr certified t7tbs
day N T. araen h anfr snanya spatia tmhbe
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Cd CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
Amendment to repeal Article So of the Declaration of
Rights of the Constitution which requires the General
Assembly conveyances and gifts to
churches and denominations.
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FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

Amendment Section of Article IA of the Constitution
of Maryland, title amendments to the Constitution,
relating to the advertisements publication of
amendments to the Constitution said Section, as
amended, to read as follows:
Section l. The General Amer
be
braced bill.
of
members elected each and
be The
in
where and here not
be published, then
published the of
which the be
mitted. form be prescribed Assembly, to
the qualified the
shall in
prescribed other and shall
that the
amendments, Severaly, thereof
Governor shall by his pocamaon declare the said amendment
amendments having received said majority
been adopted by the people Of Maryland of the
thereof thenceforth be
part of the said Constitution When amendments shall
be submitted of
the election, they shall be submitted
shall be voted
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

I
Amendment Article " of the Constitution of Maryland
title Judiciary Department." amending Section
(under subtitle Part General Provisions') Sec
ton "A (under subtitle Part I-CouIt Of Appeas),
and Section 81 (under subtitle part III-Circuit
Courts'), and adding section, follow Section
Is (nder subtitle part II-Court of Appeas') and
to be designated Section 1SA; providing for Court
of Appeals of five judges and relating 0 number,
selection qualifications and duties Of the judges of
the Court of Appeals and other Courts said Sections,
as amended to read as follows:
PART GENERAL
t Ssf Upon every ocerGensg Or raErs4ee or yasansy
age or otherwise or expiratf the tn m ffn by rs9 f 0t
the Governor @ ppnt once C amy ugs G IN an" 4 Other Tay
His successor shall be
gSo dee@ ] m & GgE %tfa exp a of a3 5f
way than bgsh eIpraon Of sneG term Of Ea e
ff5% al % '5 6scoss
] time Iben @ successor SSad have 5 0oa
PART u-coURr OF APPEALS
s@u'5 Jpn Nc S@ 22Ps' r snail aa Si
"I Is ESi,2 from the ctty Of
one from the Second Appellate Judicial Circuit consisting Hartford
liary Count third Appellate Judicial Cmel
Aany and Cancel cda G4 and apng {he cnt%ane "a9Hs@ Of
oon Jus rs city 'y of an% shall for a S pG aa h
additional judge from Appsate Juda Circuit Shall be
%@ u Sa S pro3 by 9 t A n qu Rp
aPpod the conor Their r" rss6eet$s
from p@n the elected s JUICES the Appeals
@ 's Court on ' $Ps ? 9' ad 52'' ap a:i s
'a% Apeate '9@s9 AMONG
S c %sae Of ay S G so OF ah h1i b that Rp
6a%s been q@e DiS' %peo6ts" ' '$S
NE adres appqinted from the First Second and T6d Appel
G G in 4E elected 5 D5 sF f's aa,r '* aa &:
s o s4qtf dn BY the Govsfn c the
aes the cR eSe nG Of of p fSs %n s4a hSd
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Administrator Sale
Personal Property

The undersigned administrator Of
he estate Of the late Charles H. Eyer
deceased, will sell at public auction
at the farm of the said Charles F.
Eyer, situate near German, Mary
land on