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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1919

Page

2

Dollings opens Frederick branch office of investment bank

The R. L. Dollings Company opened its 227th branch yesterday in Frederick with Virgil W. Doubread as local head. Offices are at the Hotel Gide and supervision over industrials aims to safeguard investors from depreciation risk. A formal opening date will be announced soon. Frederick officials and guests from Frederick County attended, including Edward S. Delaplaine and George W. Wachtel. W. G. Benham and Robert Crane delivered major addresses at the Philadelphia convention.

Dellings RayPhiladelphia Frederick Lew “Gide Virgil W Frederick Force Virgil W. Doub Brunswick R. J. Dollings Company Crane Ice Cream Company Philadelphia W- G. Benham Columbus The Dollings Company Robert Crane Crane Company

10 000 Yanks Guard Germans

Records from the War Department show about 10,000 American soldiers guard 46,000 German prisoners made by U S forces during the war. By month’s end the troops are to return home. German prisoners will be transferred across the lines and receipted for, marking the end of that phase. The United States remains at war with Germany per the State Department, making the transfer a military affair. The number of American prisoners returned by Germany was a little over 4,000.

War Department United States Ines State Department Germany

Automobile Violators and Library Directors Elected

Automobiles violators were fined by deputies for license and registration violations. K E B Kelbourn of Orlando paid six dollars plus costs for fictitious licenses. David Beach of Warrington paid one dollar and costs. Asadore Steinberg of New York was fined five dollars and costs for reckless driving and ten dollars and costs for lacking a registration card. Steinberg also caused a motorcycle crash at Square Corner, giving the name Hoffman. He was tried before Justice Johnson yesterday at about 2.30 p.m. Library directors at the Frederick County Public Library Association election session nominated twelve new directors who will meet next Monday to elect officers. Reports from executive and book committees were reviewed and accepted. A successful diary year ends with books ordered covering diverse world war viewpoints. Directors will organize at the Monday election meeting. Footballers Down to Grind and practice continued as the YMCA team trained at Cadet Field. fifteen men attended. A second practice was held, signals to be introduced next week, uniforms to be ordered, and scrimmaging to begin once they arrive.

Henry Nusz K. EB. Kelbourn Orlando Fla A. M. Wood David Beach Warrington J. Grahame Johnson Asadore Steinberg New York Costa Steinberg Hoffman Frederick County Public Library Association Y. M

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