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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1921

Page

2

Lighter as Head of Red Cross County Chapter Re elected

Russell E Lighter was named chairman of the county Red Cross chapter for the coming year. Judge Emory L Coblentz steps down due to travel needs but joins the board of directors. Officers elected include vice chairs Urner and Cramer, treasurer McCardell, and secretary Delaplains. Reports on roll call, finances, and nursing public health campaigns were adopted at the annual meeting in the Y M C A city chapter offices.

Cers Beac Red Crow Russell E. Lighter Judge Lighten Emory L. Coblentz Coblentz Red Cross Coblenitz Rueedlin Lighter Jadge Hemmondt Urner Noah Cramer le Roy McCardell Edward &. Delaplaine Emory L Coblentz Zireses G. Rupp James Mmbrill Georg Bi Congress Harding Delaplaine Frederick County R. Paul Smith Hever I Vers Thomas Public Health Service Mauda

Ancient corn found in Tennessee in early Native American sites

W K Meyer of the Bureau of American Ethnology identified maize remains from mortuary vessels in Davidson County Tennessee. The two rowed tropical flint variety links North American corn to West Indies types, suggesting early cross hemispheric communication. Evidence also ties the West Indies to Florida and the Mississippi Valley through shared staples before Columbus.

Tennessee Poseph Egypt W. K. Meyer Bureau of American Ethnology United States Department of Agriculture David Meyer West Indies North America

Naval Ratio Agreement Adopted by Big Three Powers

The United States and Britain join Japan in a 5-5-3 naval ratio framework. The plan retains two U S ships of the Maryland class, keeps the Mutsu in Japan, and scraps several battleships to balance tonnage. The accord fixes capital ship limits, counts of ships, and a ten year holiday with future submarine questions reserved for a 15-member naval committee.

Washington Der Rtate Department Japan United States Great Britain Pacific Islands Hawaii New Zealand Naval Committee Maryland Colorado France Italy

Thrift Bonds For Christmas Presents Named By Mellon

Secretary Mellon advocates use of the treasury thrift bonds for Christmas gifts. The new series of saving certificates can let a $25 present cost $20, as the certificates are sold at a discount and redeemable at a higher value after five years.

Washington Treasury Mellon

Senate Votes For Holiday Adjourment Resolution

Washington December 16 The Senate adopted the Curtis resolution calling for congressional adjournment from December 22 to January 3 The measure moves to the fence for favorable action One-Horse Mearse for this funeral Beaver Pennsylvania December 16 Funeral services for Franz Gilman early settler who helped found the Economite Society of Economy were held in the Great House The body interwise drawn by a single black horse was then taken to the old Economite cemetery for a interment The mourner followed on foot Mr Gilman died last week at the home of John Huss Smyrna Florida the last leader of the society

Senate Washington Congress Beaver Franz Gilman Economite Society Ot Economy Gilman John Huss Smyrna Fla

Judge Rules Buying Used Car Not Evidence of Insanity

Judge George Criswell ruled that purchasing a second hand automobile and disputing a bank balance are not proof of insanity. He stated it would be unsafe to base life significance on a single purchase and that many people doubt their own balances at times.

Gays Parsons Frankin George Criswell

Farmhand fatally gored by enraged bull near Hershey

Ellsworth Light, 46, tenant on a Hershey Chocolate Company farm west of Palmyra Pennsylvania, was fatally injured when an enraged bull attacked him as he fed the animal. The bull was driven off by a farm helper. Light died in an ambulance before reaching a hospital. He was a widower with three small children.

Palmyra Ellsworth Light Hershey Chocolate Here Hin Hely

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