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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1926

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Law and Order League Objects Adopted By Bylaws

A Frederick County Law and Order League meeting is set for Friday, May 21 at 7 30 in the Y M C A to elect officers from a directorate of forty five. The group aims to aid enforcement officers and back laws including prohibition while urging clean candidates and registration with a party. The league’s bylaws call for supporting lawful authorities, backing law and order candidates, opposing those who aid lawbreakers, and pushing for statewide enforcement statutes.

Frederick County Law and Order League League Vernon W. Nicodemus Stephen Galley Albert R. Dudderar Jesse B King W.W. E. Burrall M. O. Layer George .Frexler Alvert L. Hauver Samuel Royer James Bishop Basil Gilson W. C. Royal John S. Reno Rush Lewis W. N. Jolliffe Kindley J. Travers Thomas Eleanor Abbott C. £. Schild Knecht Willis Derr J. W. Kirk Harry Hickman R. Ray Smith C. W. Kidd Lewis Crawford Albert D. Flock Charles L. Teatherman Albert Orrison W. FE. Shannon Merle Ramsburg Leslie Shafer Howard A. Gross Roy Schaeffer John V. Nicodemus Walter C- le Gore Ruben H. Barr Alva Etzler William I. Renner Samuel Rusherman Frederick County

Dentists Plan Free Clinic Start After Shortfall

A Frederick Free Dental Clinic needs 200 more dollars to purchase equipment after 310 dollars was donated. Dr. David G. Everhart and Dr. Roy F. P. May of Baltimore were appointed by the Board of Managers to select gear. Treasurer Kefauver hopes the funds arrive soon as local dentists will donate services for each clinic session.

David G. Everhart Roy FP. May Baltimore CL Kefauver Free Dents Clinic Association Frederick

Semi Annual Meet for Rural Women in Frederick County

The Federation of Rural Women's Clubs of Frederick County will hold a two session meeting at Hood College on Saturday. Morning talks include the University of Maryland Short Course and officer directories, with a noon luncheon in Alumnae Hall. Afternoon visits the Home Economics Department, a fashion show in Brodbeck Hall, tea at Strawn Cottage, and a four year Short Course completion for 50-plus members.

Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs Frederick County Hood College Alumnae Tall Merl Martha Thomas Federation Brodbeck Hall University of Maryland College Bro*beck Hell Strawn Cottage W. M. Keller Elizabeth Thompson Court House William Indlery T. Clayton Dixon Abram Hemp Edgar Nicodemus Chas, Crawford Jasper Price Ira L. Davis Waille Danner

Troops Patrol Town as Inquest Is Held in Labelle

Labelle Florida May 18 AP Troops of the Florida National Guard patrolled the streets of this small town while the coroner conducted an inquest into the death of Henry Patterson a Black man killed by a mob after escaping arrest for allegedly attacking a white woman The town remained tense with rumors of threats as Sheriff McLaughlin asked Governor Martin for aid and some Black residents who fled Monday began returning with assurances of protection A new double portable school house at Foxville burned Wednesday apparently incendiary in origin

Labelle Florida National Guard Henry Patterson E. L. McLaughlin John W. Martin Egree

Bootlegging Dominates Fredericks County Court Docket

A two year court study shows liquor law violations lead docket, with 158 cases and 84 guilty, 96 not guilty, 34 stet, and four continued. Larceny has 50 indictments, assault and battery 38, other crimes numbered with bastardy, forgery, and more. Sentences totaling 1291/2 years penitentiary and 7 3/4 years House of Correction plus fines of 34,091. All prosecutions by State’s Attorney William M. Storm.

Fredericks County William M. Storm

Political School To Be Held Here May 27

The Federation of Republican Women of Frederick County postpones the all day Political School from May 21 to May 27. It opens at 10 in the Francis Scoil Key hotel hall with a luncheon at 12:30 and a second business session at 1:30. Speakers include Charles McC. Mathias, Francis Urner, George Dennis Jr, and Mrs Wolfe Smith.

Federation of Republican Women of Frederick County Francis Scoil Key Charles McC. Mathias State County and City Central Committee Francis WW. Urner Kinaiees W. Ttarry Tinler George R. Dennis, Jr Wolfe Smith National Republican Washington, D.C United States Smith Mra Tt LD Helena Stauffer Walkeraville Republican Women of

Declamation Contest Friday at Frederick High School

Frederick city and county schools enter the County Declamation Contest Friday night in Frederick High School auditorium at 3 o clock with five county high schools competing for honors. Judges include Katharine Trealey Mary J Shaw and Thomas W Pyle. Prizes are awarded by Superintendent CG Palmer. Numbers will be given by selected Volens and the school orchestra.

Frederick City Frederick High School Katharine Trealey Hagerstown Mary J. Shaw Hood College Thomas W. Pyle Poolesville High School Tloyd Palmer Volens

Norge Dirigible Signals Reach Nome in Alert to Amundsen

Reports from Oslo and Nome say the polar airship Norge is near Nome Alaska en route from Europe to Alaska. Radio operators in Nome Cordova and Seattle report mixed signals with interference hampering contact as Amundsen's ship proceeds toward its target amid high public interest.

Oslo Norway Nome Alaska Point Barrow Amundsen Roald Amundsen Norge Europe Earth Seattle Naval Navy Cremerton Washington Arctic Kings Bay Spitzheigen Associated Press St. Paul Island Wednes RDG Sredne Kolinski

Frederick Chamber Attends Black Bear Trail Association Meeting

A Frederick Chamber of Commerce member will attend the Black Bear Trail Association meeting in Winchester Virginia on June 1 2 3. The local representative is unnamed. The Black Bear Trail runs from Miami Florida to Quebec Canada passing Frederick and is a popular year round tourist route. The program is elaborate with the principal speaker being President Alderman of the University of Virginia.

Frederick

Masons Propose Maryland Home and Land Purchase

Frederick Masons at the semi annual Grand Lodge meeting in Baltimore outlined a plan to erect a Home for Aged and Orphans on land near Catpe tin Furnace in Frederick County. The property is owned by Lancelot Jacques and Stanley Hauver and trustees will report at the November annual meeting. Attendees included Samuel G. Duvall Junior Grand Warden and several local members.

Frederick Lodge Samuel G. Duvall Grand Lodge Marden Felton Nostoe B. Rhoads Arthur H. Dall Paul Michael Norman Sisgen AL LeRoy MrCardell

Lions Hear On Freight Truck Firm And Dental Clinic In Frederick

The Lions Club in Frederick heard a briefing on the Citizens' Truck Company and the Frederick County Free Dental Clinic both newly formed. Dudlecy Page and Wi Doracy Etchison spoke on fire hazards and equipment for three and four story buildings. Dr E B Kefauver presented the dental clinic matter. New members C Cyril Klein and Michael J Croghan were elected. Mary A Filler gave a solo. Guests included Miss Willer Page Etchison Kefauver Cronenburg. Attendance reached one hundred percent for the tenth time in 14 luncheons.

Citizens’ Truck Company Frederick B.C. Kefauver J. Murray Cronenburg

Nine Nurses Graduate at State Sanatorium

Graduation exercises were held at 4 pm Wednesday at the Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium near Sabillasville. Three Frederick county graduates joined six from Maryland and other states to finish the Training School for Nurses.

Maryland Sabillasville Frederick County Mary Elizabeth Wagner Ide Ruth Strine Frederick Marion Catherine Cooper Brunswick Coryn Halldwin Midway Amelia Ria Gallic New York City Anna Frances Jngrett Baltimore Mary Pryor Smithsburg Opel Mae Todd Lexington Alverta Lee Wiley Pikesville Veader Leonard Johns Tropkins School of Hygiene and Public Health Charles H. Conley Warren Damuth Thurmont Emma Vaughan Johnson IR. Ny Victor F. Cullen Stata Sanatorium Leonard James Oostersling Tlome

Miss Mellon to Wed Bruce May 25 at Washington Cathedral

Washington May 1 AP. A formal date for the wedding of Miss Ailsa Mellon daughter of the Treasury Secretary and David Bruce son of a Maryland senator is reported as May 25 at noon in Bethlehem chapel Washington cathedral. Bishop Freeman will perform the ceremony followed by a reception in the Pan American building. President and Mrs Coolidge cabinet members and many officials will be invited. Bethlehem chapel seats about 200.

Washington Ailsa Melon Secretary of the Treasury David BK Este Bruce Maryland The Post Today Bethlehem Washington Cathedral James Jt. Freeman Washington Episcopal Pan American Conlidge Bethlehem Chapel

Pilsudski forces occupy Warsaw in major turn of revolt

Washington reports that Pilsudski revolutionary forces have occupied Warsaw except for the presidential residence, which remains protected by loyal troops, according to official advices to the State Department.

Washington Pilsudski Warsaw State Department

Dinner and Bridge Party at Catoctin Country Club

A refined dinner and bridge party was hosted by Mrs. Thomas L. Zimmerman in College Park on Wednesday evening. Forty four guests attended. decorations featured a red yellow and green color scheme with tulips and tall candy displays. Prizes went to Grace Zimmerman and several guests, with many attendees listed including Mrs. A. Lavier Michael and Miss Emily Jolson.

Catoctn Country Club Thomas L. Zimmerman College Park Misa Grace Zimmerman G. Hunter Bowers HR. K. Pelaplafue Emily Jolson H. Lavier Michael Dirayson Bowers Charles Pp. Hiteshew Ottis Kepler Milas Elizabeth Kuhn Frank M. Dertzbaugh A. Lavier Michael O. RR. McIntyre Norman Bfood Me. Airy Misa Katharine Minker William Meredith Smith Misa Uth Houck New York City Edgar McCardall Emma Brennan Baltimore M. Rt. Ecchison Julia Etchison E. L. Sehmid Charles P. Hitcshew J. Banks Bartholow Louise G. Anders Kngry MM. McDonald James H. Harris D. John Mnarkey J. Hunter Bowers Ezra Mouck Grace Zimmerman William M. Storm Irving M. Landauer Besa Castle Frank A. Doll William BD

S. S. Association to Meet at Walkersville

The fourth annual convention of the Lutheran Sunday school Association of the Middle Conference Maryland Synod will meet at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Walkersville on Tuesday May 18. Attendees from Frederick and Carroll counties are expected to number around 200 as past sessions did. The program includes morning and afternoon devotional services, lectures by Rev. W. V. Garrett and Dr. M. Hadwin Fisher of Gettysburg, election of officers, and a concert by the Blue Ridge Choral Society in the evening.

Lutheran Sunday School Association of the Middle Conference Maryland Synod St. Pauls Lutheran Church Walkersville Frederick Carroll W. C. Day Patterson W.W. V. Garrett C. C. Keeney H.C. Lester W. V. Garrett Taneytown Chas. A. Shilke Con. Church W. C. LeGore Pres. of Association M. Hadwin Fisher Gettysburg Fisher L. I. Rehmger Manchester Catherine Kyler Woodshorn Miss Ruther Whitmore Laura Vale Rice J. A. Brosius R. C. Sorriel Woodsboro Blue Ridge Choral Society W. A. R. Bell Rev. W. Co. Ting Middletown

New Long Distance Service Praised by Frederick Subscribers

Paul T. Payne manager of the telephone company reports a new long distance system where callers are asked to hold the line while the operator completes the connection. The method covers person-to-person and station-to-station calls and aims to connect quickly when number is known. Beneficiaries include cities such as Harrisburg Waynesboro Washington Cumberland Philadelphia and New York.

Frederick Paul T. Payne Dan Bath Payne Harrisburg Waynesboro Washington Gumberland Vailadelphia New York

Labor Fights to Keep Rights Under Unions

Deadlock exists between workers and owners as trades unionists charge a lockout.

Trades Unionists

Bank Robbery Linked to Honor Farm Escape?

State's Attorney Crowe heard from a recently released convict that eight inmates left the Stateville honor farm in a stolen automobile, robbed the First Su torial Bank of Lockport of $18, and returned with the loot. Amid national labour unrest, reports from London describe a broad strike situation as Trades Union Congress faces employer demands and government considerations.

Honery Farm Illinois Lockport Place Chicago Crowe Honor Farm Sutorial Bank of Lockport London API Great Britain Uay Trader Union Congress Bank Trades Uniona T. Grand Jury Trades Union Congress Fe T U. C Cate Caldwin

Annual Dance Honors Frederick Graduation Class

The Frederick City Home for Nursing students held an annual dance for the graduating class on Wednesday night at the Hode phial Training School. The hall was decorated with Sunburst Roses palms and ferns, Hagan's Orchestra provided music, and many local residents and faculty attended including Miss Mary Liles and professors Dr BP Thomas and Dr A Austin Pearce among a long list of guests.

Frederick City KE. McNeil Huffmon Earl Mossburg Mes Pearl Hader George Liat Missey Scthet George Katherine Schmidt Nellye T. Holtman Henrietta Cramer Ken Weddle Mikired Mohler Edna Weant Bessie Ref Daisy Darner Freta Fogle Hilda Tracey Helen Beachley Nellie L Price Sarah Staley Margaret Dorsey Dorothy Dorsay Katherine Ramaburg Ruth Dinterman Viola Rica Gtace Kinna Armatha Snyder Edna Beachley Hilda Clanagan Nelle Kanade Nellie Trundie Lilian Beachley Margaret Beachley Emly Sunplee Grace Fosic Emma Wolverston Christine Simpson Margaret Remsburg Mafelina Stroup Helen Stockman Bertha Rothenhoefer Elizabeth Stauffer

Berlin says plot was exaggerated rumors fade

Berlin officials say the alleged plan to establish a German fascist dictatorship may be overstated after reviewing documentary evidence. Raids on prominent German homes for Friday and Tuesday yielded insufficient material for legal action, with no further developments expected.

Berlin Nerals Hinoue Ferday

Walkersville Ascension Day Services At St Pauls Church

Tonight in Walkersville St Pauls Lutheran hosts Ascension Day services with Jacques de Molxy Commandery No 4 K T attending. Sir Knights will meet at the Masonic Temple at 7 50 and travel by autos to the county town for a 7 20 o clock sermon by Pastor A Shitk.

Walkersville St. Paul's Lutheran Church Jacques de Molxy Commandery Sir Knights Masonic Temple Orlock

Bear drive against Nash stalls stock market surge

New York stock market action shows a sensational bear drive failing to push Nash stock below 52 a share amid a firm undertone and lapses into abilit ies. The day sees better demand signals and favorable reports, with large utility offerings hinted at and funds flowing toward reinvestment.

Nash New York Nash Fotors Fmpor

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