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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1920

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3

King Plans for Templar Conclave Parade in May

Plans emerge for a Maryland Knights Templar state conclave in Frederick in May with over 1,000 templars expected. A parade and field day exercises are planned at the Fair Grounds while bands and drills accompany events in Philadelphia and Atlantic City.

Hiladelphig Bratiin Knights Templar Frederick Maryland State Fair Grounds Philadelphia Lulu Temple New Jersey North Carolina Avenue Atlantic City United States Templar Visttrand Atlantic

State Tax Commission delay pleases property owners

A mood of satisfaction spread among property owners as the State Tax Commission postponed an immediate reassessment. The conference with the Chamber of Commerce helped ease tension. In Chicago, Frederick and Cecil Holter, Maryland University seniors, attended the National Dairymaids Show after winning judging contests. An unrelated report notes a Ford car rollover near Parines with damage to the body and windshield.

Chamber Cammierce Tax Commission Ax Chamber of Commerce Shicaga Frederick” County Holter Frank” Holter Middletown Cecil Holter John W. Holter Maryland University Chicago Choler Ge His Ford Turtle Touthig R. Colllins Frederick Tito Tha Aheim Hong Parines Varmers & Mechanics National Bank

Women urged to register as final day nears

County sees high turnout in early registration with 1,924 women and 1,950 men registered. Democratic and Republican groups claim strong female engagement across districts Wooldsboro and Adamstown host meetings. Officials estimate 4,500 to 5,000 women may be registered by final day, with 60 to 170 percent of qualified women expected to share names on poll books.

Womens Party Wooldsboro Adamstown

Democrats Rally in Frederick County Towns

Three Democratic gatherings drew women voters across Walkersville New Market and Petersville to urge registration and voting in November. Speakers including Mrs Mary Ott Miss Rose and local leaders pressed League of Nations support and Allen Cox’s record while criticizing the Republican Congress.

Frederick County Walkersville New Market Petersville Richira P. Roése Mary ©. Ott Frederick Charles Ar‘nold League of Nations and Valley Cox John ‘Walter Smith League of Nations Republican Congress E. Wehler Hood College William M. ‘Storm Alban M. Wood Wehler League William M." Storm United States Senate L. F Rs New Market High Lool Emor AL. Coblentz Sherman P. Bowers

Anniversary Observed by Samaritar Rebekah Lodge

Shela evening meeting saw the Rebekah degree conferred on three candidates in an impressive display by the degree staff. A special December 31 meeting was decided to observe the first anniversary of the judge by initiating a large class with grand officers invited.

Samaritar’Rebekatt Lodge OSD Shela

Philadelphia visitors to Frederick fair threaten camera thieves

A Philadelphia group known for pickpocketing and confidence games plans to attend Frederick’s annual fair. Detectives Malone of Philadelphia and Druery of New York warn locals to expect smooth thieves traveling from New York and nearby states. A shooting match at Lauder’s Range saw Frederick Patrolman Charles W. Smith win a silver loving cup.

Philadelphia Frederick Tair Malone Frederick Tik Detéop Reehey Hanover New York Frederick Bart Druery Druery Smith E. Austin Baughman Charles W. Smith Laumder’s Range Glenburnie Nelson A. Bowers EL Austin Baughman Saunder’s Range

Peck's Bad Boy at City Opera House Delights Crowd

A musical farce in two acts named Peck's Bad Boy pleased a good sized audience at the City Opera House night show. Lucille Gray played Henry Peck with constant mischief, and Jack Stern earned praise as Schultz the grocer. Next at the Opera House is Paul the Amazing Magician this Wednesday night.

Peck City Opera Fredericksonfang Lucille Gray Henry Peck Jack Stern Schultz Opera House Paul

Local High School to Face Hagerstown Aid in Afternoon Games

Playing Hotabird twi wat all eathob games are scheduled for this afternoon at Cadet Klold. The first game pits local high school against Hagerstown school at 2 o'clock on Maryland School grounds. A 3 30 o'clock match features Frederic Athletic Club versus Slaven from Camp Holabird. Last year the local team defeated the bolders 18 7, and preparations were finalized at the Y M C A with plays and formations for today’s game against the losers.

Frederik Hagerstown Klold Fréderek Athletic Club Holabtrg Maryland Hageratown Bard Holabird Boldlers Gan

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