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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1921

Page

3

Maryland to issue 1922 motor tags early December

Deputy Schraeder urges early tag applications to prevent last minute rush and errors. Motor Vehicle Commissioner Baughman announces 150000 Maryland vehicles to be registered with blue and white 1922 license tags. Applications released daily until November 28 to ease congestion. require inked responses for sign, license card number, anti glare headlight, and fee. Beginning December 1, mailed the same day with issuance of tags to reduce delays and Christmas rush.

Schraeder Makea Austin Baughman Maryland Bivery Cognmiasionens Forte Baughman Schroeder Chauffeurs Leente Schroeger

Cadets and Martinsburg Play Final Game To Tie

The Cadet football team ended the season in a 0-0 tie with Martinsburg in Wet Virginia yesterday afternoon. In the second quarter, a fourth down play near the goal line led to a carry by fullback Ralph Puan that was ruled no score after a fumble by Sullivan was recovered by Putman. The Cadets protested penalties and officiating, while Martinsburg relied on weight and speed to counter the Cadets’ offense.

Martinsburg High School Virginia Teachman Ralph Puan Sullivan Martinsburg Oo Sullinen Putman Rowskk Cuand Smith Takhe Amerian Antonodis Toakdem Oni Bagerstena of Beigis Petman Aed Aren Peerts

Large Funeral Procession For George L. Feaga Held

George L. Feaga funeral drew many mourners as a long procession through Lynch Lodge and local lodges. Clergy from Olivet and Grace Reformed churches conducted services. Knights Templar guards and Masons assisted at Mt Olivet cemetery with interment and a Francis Scott Key post colors wreath.

George Lonrene Byrnes Olivet Mute Mobile Turnls Lael Paaimers An Mechanics National Bank Anedabery Dayion Auakians Francis Scott Key Lynch Lodwe Sererees Hey Robert Lee Badr Peasant FH Reformed Concreper Rey Os Moorer Grace Reformed Church Sing Bey Gruyeon Ho Staley Aurginia 1B Town Areques de Matas 9 Knights ‘Templar Arther H Doll G Hunter Bowers Roscoe KO Theads Reland Long Tames HO Warr. Jr Lester Feaga Cotortin Club Mt Olivet Masons Tacques de Malay Commandery Knights Templar Actel Mt Olivet Cemmerys Francis Scott Key Pont Amencra Legion

Susto tonic food offered to Frederick readers

Thousands of dollars spent to promote SUSTO a tonic food claiming to restore vital vitamins overlooked by modern milling and cooking. Dr Philip B Hawk's tests on patients showed underweight children and adults gained strength energy and health. Readily available at We Williamson store in Frederick and guaranteed to aid nutrition and well being.

Frederick Harrow Columbia University Basten Chemim Susto Philip B. Hawk Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia Wro Boy Owshamson Frederik

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