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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1922

Page

3

City reports perfect employment record for ex service men

Frederick city announced as the first American town to report a perfect employment record for ex service men in the American Legion Employment Day drive led by national adjutant Lemuel Bolles. Post and chamber of commerce co operate to place veterans with a six month old Employment Commission listing Dr E Leatherman, D John Markey and Robert Crothers.

Frederick City American Legion Lemuel Bolles Bolles Legion Francis Scott Key Francis Scott Key Post Chamber of Commerce G. Hunter Bowers Post Employment Commission Dr. E Leatherman D. John Markey Robert Crothers Legion Commission Markey Frederick New City Hood College Frederick Iron and Steel Works American Foundry and Manufacturing Company

Annual State Conference of Dr. A. R. May Be Held Here

The eighteenth annual state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution is likely to meet in this city next March after local delegates invited the gathering at the Belvedere Hotel in Baltimore. The state board will consider the invitation. Miss Beulah Weldon spoke on local community work and colonial ancestry in pupils at Friends Creek school near Emmitsburg.

The Daughters of the American Revolution Belvedere Hotel Baltimore Francis H. Markell Grayson E. Bowers Clayton C. Keedh Frank Hill

Locomotive Stolen From Milford Road Work Site

A construction engine used for building a road linking the state highway with the Dupont Boulevard has vanished from Milford. Police report shows the winter stored locomotive missing after an inventory check by a state highway department inspector. The theft follows a rise in petty crime in the area.

Milford Del Dupont Boulevard State Highway Department

Lake Ice Grips Fish Tug at Port Quakirk NY

An Erie fish tug Libetts captained by Harry Boyd is fast in ice about five miles off port Quakirk New York. Severe ice and a west wind hinder rescue attempts as fear grows a gale may pound the craft to pieces. The tug usually carries six crew members.

Lake Ice Grips Quakirk N.Y Erie Harry Boyd

Navy Defeats Army In Hood Basketball Game

Army rooters cheered as Navy defeated Army 23 to 13 in the Hood College classic at the Armory. Navy players in blue dominated after intermission, with Miss Apple, Miss Menning, Miss Dryden, and Miss LelK starring. Army’s Miss LelK praised for sportsmanship. Referee Mr Bensor officiated as the crowd witnessed a spirited contest with both teams showing strong backers and effort.

NAVY ARMY Armory Miss Apple Miss Menning Miss Dryden Miss Lelk Ciinvers Guaring Army Navy

Woman Slave If She Weds Outside Clan

Chicago March 22 Edith Rockefeller McCormick daughter of John D Rockefeller Sr spoke to women's groups about marriage outside one’s class or tribe. She outlined historic serfdom of alien brides and hailed modern women as victors expanding beyond motherhood to self development and public roles.

Chicago Edith Rockefeller McCormick John D. Rockefeller Mre McCormick

Prohibition Faker Sentenced in Allegheny Court

William Penrod of Pittsburgh pleaded guilty to taking 50 from an East Pittsburgh saloon keeper while posing as a federal prohibition agent. Judge Orr sentenced him to ten months in Allegheny County Jail after the March 22 hearing. Periodical rat hunts in Paris are conducted by an expert using ferrets, with 700,000 francs spent last year to curb the rodents.

Erie William Penrod Pittsburgh Paris

Highest Tribunal May Decide Kansa High School Dress Rumpus

Lawrence Kan March 22 It may require the supreme court of Kansas to determine if Vinland rural high school skirts extend three inches below the knees and whether the Vinland school board has any jurisdiction. Mothers of the two girls made the dresses. Judge Means ruled they could return without lengthening the skirts but sustained a demurrer filed by the board. A hearing had been set for next month and an appeal to the supreme court was announced.

Kansa Lawrence Kan Supreme Court of Alice Hensen Maude Buchanan Vinland Rural High School Vinland School Board Judgeugh Means Alice Maudk Means E. T. Riling J. H ‘Lmsen Supreme Court

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DR. A. R Ince Mrs. McCormick John D Building Association Frederick Building Association Frederick Building Association of Frederick County, Md Thomas H Haller Geo. H. Zimmerman J. W. L. Carty Benj. F. Reich Albert 8. Brown Charles C. Carty A. M. Landauer J. M. Newman John L. Johnson Frederick, MD Maryland United States Liberty Banking House U. S U. S. Liberty Bonds State of Maryland County of Frederick Hammond Clary Arthur H. Doll Notary Samuel C. Thomas B. H. Dudrow Marion Michael Frederick County National Bank WM. D. Zimmerman McCleery McLeery’s Jewelry Store North Market Street A. Frederick, MD Greenawalt Greenawalt’s Drug Store Bok of Personal the Star L. D. Fisher Universal Pictures Elmo Lincoln Laura Rom Percy Ferdie Hallroom Yen Roy Stewart QNE Ross BABY Purina C. S. Schermerhorn & Son North Market St Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store Charles L. Kefauver Frank M. Shapro Kefauver & Shapro Frederick County Frederick, Maryland Charles L. Kefauver, Frank M. Shapro DR. Fahrney Commercial Printing BRR
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