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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1925

Page

10

May Seymour confronts love and deception on the Boardwalk

May wrestles with Herbert Waterbury’s rejection while Carlotta laments Dan Sprague’s love for another. May plans to rebuff Dan and act as guardian for Carlotta, then meets Dan in a windy display of flirtation and anger, leaving the scene unresolved about marriage and motives.

May Seymour John Seymour Carewe Dick Gregory Gloria Europe Ulysses X. Forgan Mayora Atlantic City Carlotta Frolking Dan Sprague Herbert Water Tay Goodby Herbert Waterbury Herby Werby Carlotta Dr. John May Carlotta Froiking Aura Dan Francie Lee Carlotth Tommy-Rat Merry Widow Mexico States VPM Dan Spmgue Philadelphia Tar

Legion Endowment Fund Backed by Maryland Commander

Hazerstows Australia 31 Col Claude B Sweeser former warden of the Maryland penitentiary elected commander of the American Legion Department of Maryland at its seventh annual convention. He won 79 votes to 14 over George H Parker Jr. He urged focusing on the endowment fund first then membership, and voiced support for Perr Point Hospital administration and liquor-control efforts. Delegates backed a Marsving Line Confederate Soldiers Home expansion and naval defense acts, plus foreign-born education and a Wilson memorial university. Other officers named include Ralph Karnes adjutant Asa Needham vice commanders across districts, J Moses Inviteh sergeant, Rev Dr Stick chaplain, and Garland Powe national committeeman.

Hazerstows Aus Claude B. Sweeser Maryland American Legion Department of Marland George H. Parker, Jr Sneezer Prn Sweezey Col PG. Tasche Perr Point Hospital Lasche Sweerer Jigner Pikesville Baltimore County Wilson Sweezes Ralph Emerson Karnes Baltimore Asa Needham Harry Fleck Cumberland Western Marriang Arthur L. McGey Crisfield Eastern Shore C. Alaiele Hyattsrills Southern John TL Fordan Joseph CL Wilmer la Plata Adhorste J. Manrel Stick Wls Marp B. Rutherford Watts Batimore J. Moses Jnviteh Hrattsville Garland

Mrs Birely Elected to Head Legion Auxiliary

Mrs Frances H Birely of this city is elected department president of the Auxiliary of the American Legion at the Hazelhurst convention. Mary Durkan declines renomination. Other officers named include Mrs Hyattaville as first vice president and Mrs Baltimore as second vice president. Frederick delegates attended. trip to Antietam battlefield noted. The women’s division was led by Mrs Durkan and Mrs Birely.

Frances H. Birely Auxiliary of the American Legion Hazerstown Mary Durkan Snyder Hyattaville William Jafferty Baltimore Charles Honek L. T Faulconer Silver Springs G. TD. Taylor Clausrtt EL Ramsburs Frederick James Frabh Robert EL Lafferty Serjeant-St-Arms Mre Rireir Atiliars anxiWary Anviliar Ramsbars Aisiiars Frederick Delecates Revely Ramsbure Charles S Honek Willam T. Shook Antietam Durkan Qirsly Birely

Debt agreement expected with United States debt commission

Paris reports Finance Minister M Caillaux expects to strike a debt funding accord with the United States within nine days of arriving in Washington. He intends to depart New York by October 3 to be in Paris for parliamentary convening, aiming to have the framework of the settlement ready.

Paris M. Caillaux United States Debt Funding Commission Washington New York Cailigux

Earthquake Shock Reported by Chico Weather Bureau

A severe earthquake shock was recorded by the stismograph of the United States Weather Bureau at the University of Chico early Sunday. The movement was estimated at 7.0 on the Richter scale and occurred about 8 AM local time, with epicenter far from Chicago.

Wears United States Weather Bureau University of Chico Chicago

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