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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 09, 1922

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5000 Marines to camp here June 24 for Gettysburg maneuvers

About 5,000 Marines will march through Ridgeville June 23 and reach the city June 24 to camp at the Fair Grounds. From Quantico they will stage field maneuvers on the Gettysburg battlefield from June 26 to July 1 under Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler, with 75 mm and 155 mm guns, tanks, searchlights, radios, and supporting units. The route passes Rockville Gaithersburg Ridgeville Frederick Thurmont and Gettysburg with detailed schedules for infantry and artillery movements.

Frederick United States Gettysburg Ridgeville Fair Grounds Army and Navy Register Calvin P. Page Quantico Marine Corps Smedley D. Butler Washington Potomac Park Camp Humphreys Virginia Potomac Rockville Gaithersburg Thurmont Pepper Pennsylvania Harrisburg Pickett Cemetery Ridge artiitery Little Room Top seth Gethsburg

48 Certificates By Red Cross To Girls Of Schools

Frederick County Red Cross honors 48 county school girls who completed home hygiene and sick care courses led by Russell E. Lighter. Besides, 69 certificates were issued last February as district classes. A national letter congratulated the county’s program, with 4,000 health visits recorded in a year. nurses Miss Florence E. Garner and Miss Maud L. Wagner are cited among the workers.

Russell E. Lighter Frederick County American Red Cross County Red Cross Red Cross national American Red Cross Florence E. Garner Maud L. Wagner Girls’ High School of Frederick Katherine Brust Naomi Davis Kathryn Eyler Woodsboro Pauline Eyler Naomi Flanigan Kathryn Grove Edna Himbury Mary Himbury Amelia Lewis Jefferson Lillian Milir Louise Mullican Ruth Main Kathern James Evelyn Renner Eleanor Roelke Julia Wiles Thurmont Jeannette Kolb Grace Kinna Edith Miller Mary &. Palmer Elizabeth Poole Helen Shafer Frances Slifer Eva Stevens Anna Wiles Catherine Wise Frederick High School Laura Roberts Norma Oram Gertilene Jones Doris Crampton Florence Price Mary Bowie Serena White Thelma Anderson Olivia Larkins Ruth Oram

Labor to take part in autumn election plan

In Cincinnati on June 9 delegates of the Metal Trades Department of the AFL adopted a resolution for a partisan campaign this fall to elect labor friendly candidates. President James OConnell was instructed to visit districts with antagonistic representatives and to engage in state campaigns.

Associated Press Cincinnati Congress Metal Trades Department American Federation of Labor James O'Connell Department metal trades workers

Amsterdam Awarded 1928 Olympics Site in Europe

The International Olympic Committee confirmed Amsterdam as the host city for the 1928 Games. European delegates argued that financial strains in Europe would prevent broad international participation if Los Angeles hosted the event.

Holland Paris Amsterdam Los Angeles Europe

Convention of Eagles in 1923 at Brunswick

The Fraternal Order of Eagles of Maryland held its seventh annual convention in Brunswick with about 100 delegates from across the state. State officers were elected and committees named including nominating, press, grievance, and finance with Robert G. Witter of Frederick as key figure and several Frederickcountians appointed to posts.

Brunswick Order of Eagles of Maryland Frostburg Robert G. Witter Frederick August H. Eichhorn Lonaconing H. C. Herda Baltimore C. S. Deck Charles J. Cumiskey Cumberland W. S. Sadler W. HH. Whener G. Edward Schell E. §. Burton J. M. Stoner Westminster John Zink J.M. Porter Shaffer Albert Bahling Hagerstown Grand Aerie St. Paul Minn Howard Albaugh W. H. Fleetwood C.W. Miller

Annual Banquet of G H S Alumnae on June 19

The Girls High School Alumnae Association holds its annual reunion and banquet at Hotel Braddock on June 19 at 8 pm. A special car leaves the city at 7 30 pm. Miss Alice Witter chairs decorations with music by H David Hagan. Former principal Miss M M Robinson will attend as guest of honor. Ticket sales close June 16, run by Misses Lena Edmonds and Elizabeth Michael.

Girls’ High School Hotel Braddock Alice Witter H. David Hagan M. M. Robinson Lena Edmonds Elizabeth Michael

Coal Company Official Indicted for Assault in Pa

Indictments charging assault and battery were returned against L I Arbogas secretary and comptroller of the Vinton Collieries Company and four coal and iron police over the May 27 arrest in Vintendale of Arthur Garfield Hays American Civil Liberties Union representative. Hays tested coal region police powers amid a coal strike backdrop. A separate note: a motorless France tour planned for August 20 offers 100000 francs in prizes for Americans and others. entries open with two deadlines via the Francais Jerienne Association.

Associated Press Evensburg L. I. Arbogas Vinton Colieries Company Vintondale coal and iron Vintendale Arthur Garfield Hays American Civil Liberties Union Hays France lnte Francais Jerienne Association of Paris

Leonard and Britton Sign For Championship Bout

Benny Leonard and Jack Britton signed contracts today for a title fight to be held at the New York velodrome on the night of June 26. The bout pits two seasoned champions with a long rivalry aiming for a decisive victory in front of local boxing fans.

Associated Press New York Benny Leonard Jack Britton

Harding Praises Washington at Princeton Monument Dedication

President Harding arrived in Princeton New Jersey at 1 p m to dedicate the Princeton battle monument after a cross country motor trip. He invoked General Washington and Continental Army heroism praising patriotic devotion and the blending of states into a banner of Americanism.

Associated Press Princeton N. J Harding Princeton battle monument Summerville Bayard Stockton George Washington Princeton-Trenton Washington Philadelphia Fifth Maryland Infantry monument Baynard Stockton Princeton University

Market Opens Mildly as Call Money Rate Fails to Stimulate

New York June 9 The 3 percent opening call money rate offered little incentive to traders on both sides of the stock market. Forenoon activity was light with few notable moves, while irregular rail shares like Canadian Pacific Rutland preferred and Norfolk and Southern influenced sentiment. Closing was heavy as about 120000 shares changed hands.

Associated Press New York Canadian Pacific Rutland Norfolk and Southern

County levy progress as officials plan districts and rate

County Commissioners advance the levy for the next fiscal year with three clerks targeting twenty districts by today. Officials expect no rate cut, possible slight rise, and completion by June 30. Four clerks work on county property assessment. plans for assessor appointments and numbers per district remain undecided.

Plan to Collect Federal Tax Due on First of July

Federal tax on business and occupations due by July 1 applies to physicians druggists dealers in narcotics and other listed professionals. Deputy Collector J Stewart Annan will visit Frederick Brunswick Middletown Emmitsburg Thurmont Woodsboro Walkersville Mt Airy New Market Buckerstown Adamstown Know a local news item to send in.

Collector of Internal Revenue Baltimore J. Stewart Annan Frederick Brunswick Yardley Middletown Emmitsburg Slagle Thurmont Woodsboro Walkersville Mt. Airy New Market Buckerstown Adamstown

Cloudburst Ravages Farms and Town in Frederick County

A night cloudburst caused severe flood damage across Frederick county and Frederick city. Crops, barns, roads and bridges were wrecked. cattle swept away, several farms reported losses, and waterlogged streets disrupted rail and trolley services. Electric and telephones suffered outages, with portions of several neighborhoods inundated.

Frederick county Frederick Horace C. Zacharias John W. Grove West Fourth street pike Zacharias Zentz Shookstown Yellow Springs Tuscarora Adamstown Rocky Springs Thurmont Chester Kemp Valeraville Woodsboro Brunswick Braddock Middletown Thuarmont Bentz West Church streets West Patrick street Luther Derr the Maryland Motor Machine Co Daniel Elsater Edward Ebert Joseph Price R.A. Tavidee Charles Seexer Augustis Herwig Gem Steam Taundry Lewis H Fraley Wiliam Ebert Camden Ramsburg Edward Reynolds J. Paul Delphes st. Inches Davidee

Four Priests Elevated by Archbishop Curley

Baltimore June 9 Arch bishop Curley announced the elevation of four Baltimore archdiocese priests to the rank of Monsignor with the title Domestic Prelate of the Papal Household Rev. Laula R. Stickney rector of the Baltimore Cathedral Revs James R Matthews and P C Gavan of Washington and Very Rev E J Wunder of Cumberland were named.

Associated Press Baltimore Curley Laula R. Stickney Baltimore Cathedral James R. Matthews P. C. Gavan Washington E. J. Wunder Cumberland

Miss Rudy Weds St James P E Church Bride of Wiley M Pope

Miss Blanche Cost Rudy formerly of Micetown and Mt Airy wed Wiley M Pope of Woodville Texas in a Mt Airy ceremony at St James P E Church. Rev P J Boyden officiated. Bride wore a traveling suit and carried roses. Music featured Tamara Remsberg singing Dancing and Mendelssohn March. The couple will reside in the South after a auto departure for the South following a reception hosted by Walter R Rudy.

St. James P. E. church st Mt. Airy Blanche Cost Rudy Micietown Mt. Airy Wiley M. Pope Woodville Texas Rudy William C. Rudy Middletown P. J Boyden St James Taura Remsberg Baltimore Danting Cadman Lohengrin Misa Bessie Pharr Selma Alabama Mendelssohn Margaret Routzahn Charlotte Hood W. N. Hood W. Dana Rady Mount Airy Walter R Rady Mt Airy South Mr. Pope Dixie Markh Pope Oglethorpe University Atlanta Georgia Kelly Miliary Academy Burlington Kansas Walter R. Rudy br auto

Bankruptcy Petition Against Stock Brokers

An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in Federal Court against McCall and Riley Company, investment stock brokers, by three creditors. Liabilities are $759,000 with assets of $100,000. The firm, a member of the Consolidated Stock Exchange, said it had been pressed by creditors for some time.

Associated Press New York Jones aday McCall and Riley Company investment stock brokers Consolidated Stock Exchange

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