Second Annual Automobile Show Seats Quickly Filled in Armory
The Armory hosts a wide auto display with nearly all spaces sold for the second annual show opening next month. Brands include Overland, Willys-Knight, Kissel-Kar, Studebaker, Franklin, Saxon, Dodge, Reo, Velie, and more. The Packard twin six to headline, along with Franklin-Berlin and Saxon lower-priced models. An end-display feature will showcase accessories by Southern Engineer Co. and space remains for Auto Supply or Norris Co. Baltimore. An orchestra will entertain each evening.
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Armory
Overland
Willys-Knight
Kissel-Kar
Studebaker
Franklin
Saxon
Grant
Lexington
Dodge Brothers
Reo
Velte
Frederick City
Grove
Independent Motor Company
Hampden Auto Sales Company
Baltimore
Charles E. Shhenk
Boy Scouts Plan February Campaign For City Needy
Frederick Boy Scout Council, meeting at the YMCA, endorsed Commissioner Page’s plan to hold a February drive to raise funds and clothing for the poor. Each family would donate, with distributions by the Scouts. Anniversary exercises are set for the first of next month, with Rev. John A. Ditzler to deliver a sermon during anniversary week. A committee including Page, Alton Bennett, and Albert Engelbrecht will meet Rev. Ditzler, and another council meeting is scheduled for Monday at 7 30 p.m.
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Boy Scout Council of
Frederick
Boy Scouts
John A. Ditzler
The
Grace Reformed Church
Page
Alton Bennett
Albert Engelbrecht
Company A edges Maryland Schoolboys 26 to 18 in armory game
The Company A basketball quint defeated Maryland Schoolboys 26 to 18 on the Armory court. Kennedy and Kreh starred for Company A while Hood and Downes led Maryland School. Final score 26 18, with 20 minute halves and Del Derr refereeing.
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Maryland
Armory Court
Soldlers
Kennedy
Kreh
Company A
Hood
Downes
Company A Posit
Alsip Kennedy
Hood Vlusant
Demarco Specht
Berhens
Wreb
Specht
Musante
Alsiz
Demarco
del Derr Timer
A_ H Englebrecht
Chas. Mullican
Some Party Delights City Opera House with Farcical Musical Comedy
A lively farcical musical comedy titled Some Party delighted the City Opera House audience last night. Stars Walter Garvie Walter Lawrence and Tom Waters led a capable company with standout chorus and engaging songs including The White Rose. Wayne Nunn and Miss Findly also drew applause in comic and operatic numbers as the troupe plans a New York engagement after regional appearances.
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City Opera House
Walter Garvie
Walter Lawrence
Tom Waters
Waters
Read
Laughland
Lincoln Penny
Springfield
Miss Hoban
Miss Findly
Mr. Lawrence
Wayne Nunn
Lories
Baltimore
New York
Cohen Theatre
Missing Man Terrell Sought by Frederick Police and Scouts
William Preecot Terrell 22, five feet six, medium build, fair, dark hair and blue eyes, vanished from his Baltimore-area home Monday morning and is believed in the county. A $504 reward for his return. a telegram asked scouts to search. Authorities, including Evans of Baltimore, traced Terrell toward Frederick via Sandy Springs and Montgomery County.
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Frederick
William Preecot Terrell
Baltimore
Terrell
Page
Yesterder
Evans
Sandy Springs
Montsomers County
Frederick seeks first aid kits for fire apparatus
Scout Commissioner Page plans to urge Frederick officials to fund first aid kits for all fire wagons. He notes city crews lack medical aid gear since a prior unit was sold with an old wagon, despite recent tragedies. Estimated cost for three outfits is about 20 dollars.
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Frederick
Page
Boy Scout Movement
United
Winchester Green
Ants
East Seventh Street
Franklin Savings Bank Report 1916 Condition for Frederick Maryland
Report of the condition of the Franklin Savings Bank at Frederick Maryland as of December shows loans and discounts 107 352.18 overdrafts 163.54 stocks bonds 100 455.00 mortgages and judgments 446 205.48 checks and other cash items 3 059 due from approved reserve 1 654 total 505 791.63 weekly trepe surplus fund undivided profits expenses interest and taxes dividends deposits savings and time contingen etc. Geo W Heinlein Secretary swears to the best of knowledge on the day of January 1916 before directors’ signatories.
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I Denosris Savings
Frederick
Frida Resources
Luana
ra+ Rete OIC creas
Atene and Mixtures Co
Recand
Bue Frou National
Hank
Am National Tani
Ktock
Washier's
Three Killed While Burying Comrades in War Time
Letter from James McElroy to Frederick MacGill recounts a funeral party at a cemetery where a German shell struck during burial, killing three soldiers and wounding others. McElroy, now in the Kinglish army, describes gas warfare at Hill 60, the struggle to halt the German drive, and hopeful notes on relatives fighting abroad.
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James McElroy
Frederick
Europe
John MacGill
East Fifth Street
Kinglish
McElroy
England
Hill 60
Germany
Belgium
Paris
Caalis
MacGill
New York YMCA Directors to be Elected at Meeting
The YMCA annual meeting on Monday at 7 30 p m will elect four new Board of Directors. Candidates include Dr J A Long Dr A A Radcliffe Harry E B Carty B Rameburg L B R Dertzbaugh Glenni O Garber Dr B O Thomas Retiring directors are D John Markey H P Fahrney Lewis A Rice Sr and R Paul Smith The first meeting of the new board will be held Tuesday night of the following week to select officers. Committee reports will be read on Monday night. A German physician has developed an effective electricity based treatment system.
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Y. MC. A
J. A. Long
A. A. Radcliff
Harry EB. Carty
B. Rameburg
L. BR. Dertzbaugh
Arret
deGrangeé, Jr
Glenni
Garber
Dormitory Room Entered in Yo MLAL Building Theft
A Thursday night burglary at Hugh F. Wills's dormitory room on the third floor of the Yo MLAL building resulted in about 4 dollars in value stolen. Cartridges were scattered on the bureau, jewelry left untouched, and items taken included a revolver a safety razor blades a silver watch and a hair brush.
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Hugh F. Wills
Association
Willis
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Ritchie
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Charles W. Boyer
Buckey
Frederick Club
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Moseley
Kid Stricker
Bugs
Snyder
Sambersburg
Opera House
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Jeture
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Sinane Ton
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Franklin Savings Bank
Sto Ntbi
State of Maryland
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Do Mera
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Washington
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Gaithersburg
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Nearo
Mr.Terry
Patterson Brothers
Emmitsburg
Theodore Bollinger
lsMe Tonchime Company
Canton
Ohta
Eve
Kentucky Thoroughbredses
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Old Kentucky
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Baltimore American
Pene
Baltimore Star
Baltimore News
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Leaabilitina
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Hammond Clary
Selpmniy
J. Harry Kennedy
B. Evard Kepner
J. J. Bielfeld
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Sheffield
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
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the News
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James E. Doll
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Pructe
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Dixie Fashion Plate
Minstrels
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Rostock
Postock Animals
Real Drama
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Gibson
Bostock Animals
New Garber
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