Greeks Here Get Appeal for Funds for Greek Soldiers
A Frederick effort petitions for funds to aid Greek soldiers in a new Bulgarian war. James Carros of the Central Restaurant helps lead a weeklong drive with gum purchases and cash donations to support the Greek army, following a Queen’s appeal in America. The initial drive seeks 200000 sticks of gum for immediate distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carros
Central Restaurant
Frederick
America
Struggl
Vadcount
Carros
Greece
Buckeystown boating party on Monocacy river outing
A Buckeystown party of young people rode a two horse wagon from East Patrick Street to Buckeystown for a boating and picnic outing on the Monocacy river last evening. The social event included Misses Ruth Millard Daisy Cecil Theresa Graff Mary Graff Estelle Witter Emily DeLashmutt Dora Hess Carrie Thomas Louise Keller Elizabeth Michael Mary Padgett Alma Oliver Elsie Oliver and Messrs F C Thomas C Newton Kidd Robert F Goodell DeWitt Hackett Walter Roy Hess with chaperones and classmates enjoying a strawride and river time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Monocacy River
Ruth Millard
Washington
Daisy Cecil
Hyattstown
Theresa Graff
Mary Graff
Minnie ‘Keller
Estelle Witter
Emily DeLashmutt
Dora Hess
Carrie ‘Thomas
Louise “Keller
Elizabeth Michael
Baltimore
Marys Padgett
Alma Oliver
Elsie’ Oliver
Messrs
F C. Thomas
C. Newton Kidd
Robert F. Goodell
DeWitt
Hackett
Walter
Roy Hess
Pleasant
Strawride
East Patrick
We C. Hann
Hazel ,Oland
Hazel McCanner
Mollie Scott
Sadie’ Griff
Hilda Aelent Helen David
Lipps
Edgar
Harry” Burkhart
Woman in Jail After Violent Mental Breakdown Near Braddock
Glar Whiting colored, about 33, residing near Braddock, was taken from her home yesterday afternoon by Officers Cramer and Deeter and brought to Frederick jail. She has been mentally unbalanced for some time and recently grew violently insane, causing disturbances. Doctors Hauver and Beckley attempted examination at her home but could not due to her violence. She will likely be sent to Crownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glar Whiting
Braddock
Cramer
Deeter
Frederick
Whiting
Belair Camp Ends as Last Battle of Week Is Fought
Belair Maryland July 19 The final battle of the week’s campaign between the Maryland National Guard Reds and Blues rages as Col HG Jones commands the Fourth Infantry against Col Charles A Little’s First Infantry. Captain De John Markey leads the First Battalion while Company A excels in bayonet exercises. Governor Goldf ed and Lt Keefer praised for service as cadets prepare for three weeks of field instruction for lieutenants with upcoming camp activities.
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Belair
Maryland ‘National Guard
HG. Jones
Charles A. Little
Oréken
Maryland ‘and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Noble
Col. Littie
Berin
de John Markey
Pentis
Markey
Fivate Keefer
Company A
Mackiin
Maryland National Guard
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble with Chambers Tablets
Mrs G Stengle of Plainfield writes that after over a month of stomach distress and intolerance to food she tried Chamberlains Tablets after reading testimonials. She reports relief after taking nearly three quarters of a package and recommends them. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowd
G. Stengle
Plainfield
Chamberlain
Keep to the Right on Frederick Streets Regulation Emphasized
City enforces state ordinance for street use by all vehicles and riders. Drivers urged to cooperate with rules, especially Saturday nights near the Square Corner where traffic patrols watch turns. Authorities stress full circular turning in the centre when left turns are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottiger
Engle to Get License and Local Saloon Scene
The Frederick County Anti Saloon League reports licensing of Engle at 4 o’clock this afternoon amid authorities and no objections. An attack on the first floor of Louis Otte’s establishment is noted. Schick is seriously injured. The Lutheran Bible Class baseball team defeated the Builders Class 64 to something last night at Maryland School, and the Frederick County Colony plans a Tolchester outing to join Baltimore friends in the Chesapeake Bay trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nstrances
Tomerry
Louis Otte
Frederick
Otte
Maryland
Best Medicine in the World Widespread Endorsement
Mrs William Crvis of Clare Rich. declares Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her child’s dysentery. She says it is the best medicine in the world and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
William’ Crvis
Clare
Rich
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Herman’s
U.S. Army Shoes
ARDY
Carrison Blucher
Joseph
Merman &2
Boston
Warkevs
Elizabeth’ Harris
Virgin Ridenour
Marie Izabeth Benson
Magnolia
Meérr
Mullinix’s Carpet House
Belair Toy
Red” Army
Frederick Streets
ENGLE
Schick
Roosevelt
THE
Frederick Trust Company
Frederick, MD
Feederies Trust
Mill Do
Banking and Trust
Savings” Club
Diet ‘Ag
Pruatce
Guardian
Reno
Sy Harp
Fredarick
Frederick Trust, Company
FW. Obenderfer
Claggett
BE Rambburg
Walter B. Leatherman
Harry F. Shipley
Chester Kemp
Frederick City
ALBERT. W. _EGKER
William. B. Catshall
Woodsboro
A. Stewart
Annan
Emmnitsburg
George W. ‘Fawley
Jefferson
David
Walkersville, Maryif
REX
Idol
Margarita Fisher
Bob Leonard
Eclair
Bowels
Greenawalt’s
Patrick Street
Warner Feature Film Co
Martha Russell
Keystone
Mabel
Mabel Normand
W. L
Activ
Cor Travel Accideata
Arata Tany
Zor
Griffin & Griffin
West Patrick St
Hal Lafrance
H.R. Flautt
City Hall
Lorses
C. L. Kefauver
Ogtemetriat and Jeweler
J. A. Ramsburg
Selephons
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