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THE DAILY NEWS, FREDERICK, MD., SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1915.propIe whoiMvnrr ofi! ajoril\ of111 It lt;O1 *n : likingC. A. OPEL FIRST RECRUITFrederick Man Wants to Learn WarPLAN 10 EXPEDITEFREDERICK CO. MAT. BANK. THE FRGame at Instruction Camp.Following t hr publication of the1 lt;ban tie ins a; firlr in \cMenla’* News r**yardingthe Maryland Statr Military Instrmlion ( amp, which will open at Sam der h Range on September 7-, one ! ♦ (pa irktoniati lt;anu* forward soon ii'lrr the papei went to press and in a j. j a f. Irptiour no -sum to Major I) JohnMurk* expr. -se I his dr.sirr to attend t he ra Mlp, he l. mg ( ha rlca \ lt;)prl,i Ji , of Haller and Nlt; wrnanVs officetin turn at it g hoped li.u Mr. Opel has startedI»lt; * T i»* eolli Gie ball roll inc. and tin other Fied.uirk nun w i 1resj olid to the (all ofI in Adjutant .moral.ddie lt;,«nip i i r ti.* n not ronnreted a oh • In n ilii in and is intrude 1 totea»'!i the rudinieats of military work,WORK ON STREETTHEFREDERICK COUNTY NATIONALHANK,i rent I m v«- often alt; their own\ lot a in v\ h Hina b a I of .'kill,I e least pO lt;Local Contractors Asked To BidOn E. Patrick ImprovementADVANCE MONEY TO STATEFREDERICK, MD.FliEDERCorner TCA 1’ITAI...............I 150,000.00KESOI’RCES* «• • • • •1,170,000.00Bumes Men Will Be Asked To Subscribe Money Until Legislature Apis n n*n in g i * r ad t t*i.' n, and eonlt; I a ii n y o t I ..- n g t w /e ( ) \\ II( I Ipropriates—To Construct ImprovedRoad Wdl Cost About $2,000.In order to expedite the improve mint to the street from the hosieryi» that in ui;-e of emcrgem y tliey tlt;, the Fair Grounds on Fast Patrickat a cMjirw • h manners.v ill he prepared to some extent to answer tin touniry's call. Th*» cost 1,1 i!lt; h ;l of *he wrr^ at instruction ramp ’a HIhe about f!2. Mr Opd'a vacationlt; o ill i lip a hout tile time of t In* e imp he decided In- could spend it in better wav than joining the “rookiesat Sampler's Range.Major Marios has forwarded Mr. I tin inn of (1, * I’s a ppIn a 11•»11 to lt;.• in*ra 1 \I.n llt; tin.fin lineup:ll/ll I' .I h U I treet. which Chairman Weller of theheads Commission has practically promised ; o make, providing the othernn nihei’H of the Commission agree,no the local contractors who could dotin* work vs ill he asked to prepare bids to he submitted to the* Commission atits ue\t meeting when the matter will he I i ken ii p. What t In* w ork will»•ill a 11 \ was s excursion to another iIn at •Guard (Miner- hope Kn'ilinek rod is not known, Imt the distance | will semi a pood representation to is about oiiofiff|, of a mile, and if(amp. which is the first it is built tin* same* as other Stateto o| t In* uniquestale camp of its kind ever organ!/. t ro;oil the way ed in this country. All male Mary #‘7.on air Ills Lsudera over In are eligible, ami Mondav is the opening day for enlistinentH,euraev iitxi le ids ) Willseeoml, and ihh inch snany motori * women o t m made to- muddle oproads the expense will he at least000.Should Be Ready For Fair.J. M. Dronenburg, president of the Hoard of Trade, who has been active in behalf of the improvement and who promised Chairman Weller thatESTABLISH ED J 818.Reno S. He David (Tar Albert W. I Klrner A. \ Fred. W. O | William B.Stephen A. S. H. Rosei .George W.| Martin E. b George H. ^ William A. Roy W. Ha Newton M. John W. TWilliam W Frank W. I Wm. Steinc Claggett E. Charles V.| Frank Ii. S | Lincoln G.| Eugene A.^ J. StewartG. Leicestei Charles A. ]J HIS h \\K DESIRESN I W DEPOSITORSYOUpPortion Out War Orders-A halt mi ua* pap' r ■ taL-d yeMfi'day tin* business men of Frederick could tk.ii representatives of huge erne * mu he counted upon to advance tin* monAMONG THEM IF YOUII WENTAHANKINGhiving contracts for tin* mnmiln* lure ol war mniiitions are sec king to lias* tin* rd th tilled rapidly an 1. ii iu»c e-4 ai v. to divide the work am, nrI together, Niuall Inins, despite tin* limited lt;apacits f th * smniler h q for turning out n derial It was stated that a Freder* it u phi ii t is w »i kinc on .ii order oiy i m their t I ip: W on Idey for tin* improvement, if the Com mission did not liuve tin* funds on hand, stated today that an effort willhe made to secure n list of those who arc willing to put up the money andthis will lie submitted to the Commission without delay. Local contractors are also a: klt;*d to com in unica t *HOME.WE OFFER EVERY CON-\ ENIKNCE. EVERY COURTESY AND ALL THE ASSIST \ \lt; F IN OCR POWER.VALINIJ v virtue■* 'iirt for 1* .sifting a s a August I Ml 9 2 i s (Si'])t yCourt, thesell at 111 I {iuse d(M I )•♦ rick CountSATFItl »A VM'lm seel t w aid to (\pedjf* with the Road Engineer in regard t i»f the Iolt; a J ( I (let s for . i. 1 i to tuk«■ itilt; ci ( 1 /i will be ivt hi- pi lt;dit I* In* in ces our in.mu(n ■ |- ( ia 1 Deposits we pay a lib oral rate of interest.specifications and prepare bids on tin* work, so that once decided upon, theFm uprise h m and Wire «»rk can In* started and pushed tocompletion. It would he desirableto have tin* road in good shape forthe Fair.Reno S. Harp received a reply today from Mr. Weller, to his letterurging this improveinent. Mr. Wellerstkites that In* had gone into the matter earefidl’ and he will have a report on it made by Engineer Shirlev. Tin* business men who advance the money for the work are to heMr David C Winehrener, III., will f'Ctnhurseii aL'er an appropriation is uMll in Frederick City onfh1 t ordei* the com pa u \ has in lt;n maU ina inquii ie f a mum h in * iti Ha; m re. ThWorks, of Haltimuv. ha ju: t old .lai he tru aim to t ’ i !•’:lt; der p k plant,th * paper staled I le* News vest r d i . t )1 I ;» bent f he to ! ivit v of Ineu I n In it rjos In a * -king ar materials « it i acts. So fa r no dire* t ordlt; i hasbeen ms 'ivcil alt hough HI«t Ho lt;he- n HtibmiCod hv the M »rrt Ir innn for our ;md Sh ('ompaiiv,I fi ightfu: ---To Efitertiln at Stag Supperatall the fult ra* t of la ncon I a lai ng• *PUBLIC SALES.i •( ) :IJC SA LI:- ()K_els ri:sidi:nci:.iiimls, a r i«I none or les ant I i H11 1 * Itile State oma«l hsuli(f-nnierly t th** Llugano pike, near tn t, the sa ilt; i n j 1 e s s«111 j a In)u I 2 miland Frederick, «( *iia i it s \\r.I I * 11 11 o w . i I t tie la ml am i iel Kid 1), dec•» • *•»this fa 11. a *FRESSMslon.etil stain a number of his friend ' a» It tag supper this evening, in honor moms ano ol his brother. Mr Fhilip U Wtm*bn nor, and the lat I er's t r’end. M i Frank Morton, of Ihdedo, O T'he ear t \ w ill I *a ve, Fn dm h \ • h art L h • fore 9 oVhx k and motor to Self I )ofense. flu* lt;ounf r\ h n * : M r 1 .( Wiiiebrener. a( 11 ,e onv*1 leThe In vlteil guests im lnde 11 ugh Willis Whan M \Y md. Gin K Mot ter, Dr. (' c Dtum, I!, \ustin James. James l. Enright, lCrnest Htdfen m Watson, jr Jolm Cnher Markell. Jr.I*h Monroe /cut/ Catl favidson. Hat* rv \V. I a*(»ore, Frank Howard, i S nboron Howard. J Qu nn Rodoc 1. James H. Gam hr III. krd. 11. II. Mauls, by. Parsons Newman and I truce S LeGore.anta. gloritig, *‘X iov ieorgia for.secsired frotn tin* next legislature^. Mr. Weller stated that this plan has been successfully carried oiU In sov era] other cases.Needs of Jeffcrron Street.Tin* prospe t of securing this im provement brings to attention the condition of Je!'fi»rson street within the ei v limits, romic ting with the* Jefferson State road. However, it is thought that title to this veRtn in thel ATl'kPA Y, ACCrST 1)N, 1915, at 11 o'clock a. rn.,.11 that il« it ml*- llt;/t lt;f ground III feet i! i le I •', f* . t deep, run ning to am. 1 II* a 1 h • . I n i p i o \ i d with a largeti ! i: i.r: rlt; n: n riuck i wvelling-Hoi’SK.i will •ff* rat puldc Rale at t lie Court j deed to himOctober 17t 1 in LI her T. the Land I iffarm is impi 2-STOIC DMc!Oiita(ning ! eondition, a with double«., , i i i with xranarell t n i m ? i i s. and all inedorn im- spring Jioieah (.imids wit!, a new stejim io*a t ing j IU,, j amiplant, with side inlet from the front, | j.,M,d rena i r.sit i ted and known as No. 292 No ft II | hj;i |itf ( j,: 1 f 1 * nd street. Frederick j q anlt;( r veitv and that it is up to the city to J1' ‘‘‘: 11 • *1.t*•1 * proved with a*v , lia.s an aliui\l‘ I ' -I! olYer for sale at the same ls a nnver-fiase of Leoer apjif*aifortunately 1 section.\ a brightg evidencethe Southr s pi sc theut a stain e of puhlionspit mmsutlon than.*r« of theIt has t olout of amlt offored her regardit etiforeetake* care of it.Until the matter was investigated, it was thought that tin* East Patrickstreet Hi k belonged to the city andIt was therefore the city's duty to repair it. However, this was later found not to be the case.I'M * * ST‘ »k vof ground im*nWKLLTNG-FR AM E11» h;se.w Ci f• • 11e r*M»no;. pantry, attic, cellar,!Ult; h* f * w*»ll lt;d water, situatedmi M . 11 1 : lt;1 avenue In W a I k ersvil le,Aid.rl errnst ■ MII l jhouse. The fruit treesis now in 11 11 n Hu t mw.Will In* resetTerms of Ci/iirt. lt;u»e- t ah A cash payment of e i11 i i • d of pm base I* on first ‘Sif (‘* wr ‘d e * » i led j u o p * t t y. and a cash pay- if'- t f n « r*t .-t Cm). ,,f purchase money at , u s t n • ef N ile, and the hjiiance to t»lt;* vuaseiCoiompuWants Divorce.Mrs Grace F Or* in has filed n hill for an absolute divorce from her bushand, Nimrod Orem Stoner and WeinGranted Divorce.U y All* «* E Davis, through Ihm* nftornev, H. Dlt;u*sey Ltehison, has lieei.grunted an nh.mluto divorce from her jurR ar„ hm* attornov s. hUHband, Ernest Davis, Sho is given th • custody of tin* throe minor lt;hil-dren and is ruqiilnul to pn\ the lt;lt;e fsof suit. , 1HELP WANTED.j J»al*t Sept* uber ! 19 15, at which time a i*1 i d suUh it nt deed \\ ill In* ex-' : . 's - ision given of saidI ! i*io* Pt rehaM»r at expense of• ' 1 * IC liii tlii i 11 flt;*i m;i-II *1 and i ’ *lt; !:mi * * t pr«qM i t a ppl vI • •Ml' i * A It* TIN I: (;. J* Ml N S * N.‘ *imiej ,x Stauffer, Ag« nis. Fredt*r-h ^,!* A ug 1 hi 1 Jt1 I; 11 \ lt;I» I,• ; i « A u lt;* t i lt;n e* * r.*t Ii**j r mt “s v bearing inte or all each,eh a R» r.A deposit * of t he purlt; Itulle.I'unveyain i the e x pen seLEW .MI I/I * 'L\ ’tg tn's Mar slt; s for theState Onetimely butsldei at Ions the people.ry them inA itll thosein Georgia pint with express In terms, recent man!the Northword a 11 n as tin* \tMachine Gun Com puny.Major Hugh R mie\ and Lieutenant It. Graham Moss, of tip* First tL 'Lnetif, Mar.Gand National Guard. l’oth living in Annapolis, have been db !*. ted to organi/e a machine gunCi 1 I'dn \ to he at tu(‘hed to th p regiment.M ANTED. M IHTI-: WOMAN To I'ok in i ste rant Applv To South 1 Market St. VugjtdtfFOR SALE.I in rvc\ • 11, w A ug 1 7,.’ Ji- h: sale.1AGENTS. \! \ K 17 lilt • MoNTA ll.Wo- Il'i : our «*a In d«* uroiRtrat***! high*lt;!• o •■* at t\ Wit. t lt;id a v for freei' 11 t n i n I •• ' '! lt;o * • .,. | Mfg. Do., Po xlit. Ric h lit ml». \ .».lt;1 \ ug21,2s.S**pt DMN I 0A ppl1 ISo. Til \V. st J’atrlckf l on t and ;tlM» feet deepI lM NT I I I a i- * \ !, \\|) TIM A* EL-I n ; • i h -* 111 * • * . where; three to[ten thii.tr- d eo ts nothing; to‘ ' 1 I ! p i ' W « e L I t • \ p.. i |»• n « e 11 llfl eA tM ItsMd 71t i hie for ita t s or liusiiu*vc.A « o • LI »S Ih )|;lt; )l a a I.AALPAIRoncfc rut Ion Date September 29.Ih r v, Applv to. IM :i IK'll* st. j* (Itii re Vue*-* i AiigLMd It +TOMATO BLIGHT BLIOIIT AVI)*' ■ all \ . I ihli's i eni. ved h y! • ' ( 1 ■ • . VViillamRhn’s1 “ 1\ 1 1 Go tl hi‘ date of eoip*elt; ra t ion of Revlb ( luirles l‘GMke, of Haitlmor**, asMisliop Foadjutor of the ProtestantEjlS'ojral Dioie-e of Fentral N(*\n A o* k was si • for Sejdc'mher 79 at St''1 • had am] All Angels* lt;h 11 r * h.AGPN'I S \\ A \ TEhw li *Ml no hoUH*\\ if• it lt;I I I i\ 11H t I* \ |* l* \4 Ity i-f»M 1 hu\ SouthN. .1n»i; \ I; TI ('(.!ill resist. S»• 1 I I I. i- i lt;*lt; k Non Si . N.w arh Aiiu 'M I t *1 ' ?ST 1 \ THE It AG ERST* • A\ N * \\ R, v:*« ! ; Fr**derje] | • \\ Timesa* * 1}‘J,1 1 poet a* tv» i, i .i 1 ii mi nuin Itnse. L. ,, d if rotui net) to The N* w *A Ug21d2t*AN \ n I \ «;«*.»! | .| \ I ; M \ N T( »,' ! • ’ 1,1 a ■ Id inn. Do,, selling1 1 ’ ;ii,. I , , |• | s i /1*.i lie e All{ j/d*;.- I . r lt;.om miss I. m *r * IWENTY YEARS AGO TODAYf uI KrI M dl t .r€ I II ki m i *. XcVh os8 d. J. 11 n• nt . , 11.o . .M'd IG\;i-:u.i\da ra n sali:.w»» new |»i‘h k shingled, slaie-rlt;mf, dwellings on Elm Fifth. Se\ n ronH.V v irt lie t ai n* * 1 in ;i MeStic*i ry, 11ten! M;i r j ;I on and lt;leoj l-and, to SaSi p t en i he r 2 2 jI *i l»**i J. L. .) ,*»f t he La ml lt;'oimt y. M.u n«' X . *( lltfix ofni* n t on NathWho was the ;Will -ell at piII o11 vo ,joor jland, ont.• • t. I Li! 11 more.I a mi P iiSATLRl .• it 1SG **et . nea r , . . .hath, pan t r v, r • • - j ' t h os.- lotsihted lying andor1 *' . * • * till ie.it, eh-* t rlc lights i mi t e«,J Jy lug1 !■ • ■ ■. f - -pa. ions porches' 1 R1 1VV{' «-XteiM 1 ! 1 1 c n.. t .md e.mint ...I with rfdn iek (’oust It ut ion the awfultHdlf thata, Georg inlanged upIt isState ofa ( Lit t*da to tuaki* 1* an tin 8 ofclear tht*( nmlnalsIN FREDERICK.AA ANTED ■ MH* PSErhl F. Mi(LocaI Items from the Columnsof The \,*w s. Align H /•» !95!'A I NTITS' In .A ug, 7*h 121jpe*t with 1 ;! e nee. licady ftp’ Iv1* hist hNN A \TKI) TI \n to oighte Motilt; rI\it• •l ‘A ng ed 2t j * • * •* « ; i ■ - . n.| o-. Ipp.al withje\ei modei‘1ATT.‘'V.'l1 1‘/I'aney.FREDERtt K REA LTVfeorgi: e. wtL(.M\o\. President.' * • F AHLiiJME, Se«'j•.• i :i i• vAuir20dtf1 fG* i.MI'ANV,Tw o alarms of fir** w ..re sound « ! lt;ne w as falso ami the ot herlt; aused by a btirnm.* brie h pile(hi tin* -rounds ot the ih vclopnp'iPt ’ompauy.!H h i M SI Xs old M. i h IA up hhl.tis A I I -I. \ I »I J ‘ sfn store hlt; litH • v J «♦ ( j IT »5, atICKi f i pi'i,ANpel hf e *ti hV*rlt;H A i t'\I * Hg C I lt;lidpi151 Noft I'i 1 |Ik 11 *% A -. \* t * 1 «2 * * t Iiai t* * \vlt; h;kami suits I ‘ \ to open SepM a i k. t s t red 11 I o n s to 5/9 . Pa.A ug h'd :: t *P(»R SA! Atill♦*n Wille ysoom ih I I1 ' NN LS Mlt; CJ'I, PI, *.* loot line OI a lt;itain J;p . L* i t ohie on t h* « l iek Gits to| lt;'h llreh st! eotG i .* m e 5 f of 1711zaIn*t h A a hmg t he gi\ . to the * * I ] d of I and thence w ji *lt; IILadies fall h M‘* and bonnets \\ RJM lt;. t I I Mill,w \ v Tn1 « hiGI . CO, K \ ITLY Tlt; * 1 Hett. tn - ol.to* k Heights!•'lt; »R .- \ 1 |for klmll E. Se\enthMl iexif saeriHi*118 whk,At. hLlit fjF1»Pait.111 i/ op.*,- t i hairs, stage | ‘'ln,, (,t l]‘♦ ‘! h ; o . o n d 11 i o n, (Apply AA'* N. I » \V* lt;»| )I N' • lot I al| yAt .h»dhi h ♦ i * o f until\ I S (. p J i i a and .M st i ;tig h I li tigh*u ng the sa m■ ie* d from I q i Nida l,■ I «11j 2 \ Nn. .!, folio i

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