Fraternal Parade Set for Friday With Bright Weather Expected
The Fraternal Parade, led by Chief Marshal Reno, draws city and county support with horse riders and marching groups assembling at 2 o clock. The route runs Market Street to West Church Street with a counter march at the North Market Street fountain as numerous lodges and bands participate, prizes totaling 25 dollars for top appearances and line formation.
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Sac
Reno
Harn
Marshall
South Market Street
South Street
Mt. Onvet Cemetery
Police Mounted
West South Street
Market Street
Knights of Pythias Division
U. A. M. and
Arreatnere
All Saint Street
Loyal Order of Moone
North Market Street
West Church Street
Alder Limen
To Indies
Knights of Pythias
Hanover
Hia
Frederick
O.1
A. M. Councils Jr
U. AM
Jr. O
Woodshoro Band
L. O
Marshal
Aida
Frederick Moose Band
Frederick Lodge of Loyal Order of Moose
Ladies' waists on sale in multiple price points
A terse catalog item notes ladies' waists priced at 50c 98c and 1 98. Mentions black lawn waists with high necks and an organdic waist worth 2 00. Also describes neat messaline waists new arrivals and good quality at 1 98.
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See
Sweaters for All Ages on Sale in Various Prices
A local ad features sweaters for every group, with prices from 50 cents to 2 dollars 48 cents. Nearly all have shawl collars and peckels in all colors, suitable for babies, boys, girls, women and men.
Stylish wool skirts and tunics offered at discount prices
The notice lists several skirts and tunics with marked prices. A plaid wool skirt at $1.98, blue wool serge and Russia tunic serge skirts at various prices, and a blue or black heavy wool tunic priced at $3.25. An extra size skirt waist 20 to 38 fits stout figures, and a black brilliantine skirt is $2.25, claimed comparable to higher priced stock.
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Russia
Law's Grip on Crime and Court Tales in One Page
An itemized rural courtroom scene reports Donzie Knipple held on recognizance for larceny of 9 40 after a late August drive and missing purse. Also covered are a Yellow Springs case of a man found not guilty of disturbing the peace and other minor charges, plus unrelated notes on lemons and Capitol details.
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Baka Mite
Minkke Furke
Aie
Mary Watigis
Donzie Knipple
Justice Posey
Knipple
Smith
Mian Bartels
Worman
Mvery
Leo Weinberg
Haries Hoffman
Yaliow Springs
George Bartels
Yellow Springs
Bartgin
Posey
Lord
Coulhl Pot
Thaturban
Jo m Smith
Hoffman
Naples
Inty
Matori
Sorvente
Messina
Paierto
Catania
Star Spangled Banner Centennial and Fred. Brick County Coming
Centennial events schedule for September 9 to 14 includes opening exercises at City Opera House with mayoral address and key handover, Baseball and athletic activities, trade display with 100 floats, county and city prize parades, band and fraternal contests, civic parades, church services, and a grave-site address by President Woodrow Wilson at Mt Olivet Cemetery with a 5000-voice chorus.
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City Opera House
Prof. Miller
Court Park
Grave of Key
Mt. Olivat Cemetery
Woodrow Wilson
Key Monument Committee to Join in the Exercises
Frederick Star Spangled Banner Centennial opening exercises will honor the Key Memorial Association committee that unveiled the Francia Scott Key monument in Mt. Olivet Cemetery on August 9, 1898. Surviving members listed include W. C. Birely and 15 others. several predecessors are noted as deceased.
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W. C. Birely
The
Key Memorial Association
Mt. Olivet
Francia Scott Key
Y. MC. A
Frederick
Stow
Lewis A. Rice
Folger McKinsey
Baker Johnson
Henry Willams
T. 8. Eader
Geo. Edward Smith
Hammond Urner
A. L. Eader
F. F. Smith
Henry Williams
Samuel Lilly
Brooke I. Jamison
Charles Cassell
Mollie Eisenhauer
A. M. Landauer
Eva RB. Linn
J. D. Realle
Edward Nelson
John A. Markus
William H. Nicodemus
John Ritchie
Jacob Tyson
G. (. Rhoderick
Rively
Key
Maryland
Key's Descendant May Come 70 Chy'
Mrs Rebecca T Norwood granddaughter of Francis Scott Key invited to Frederick for Key Day exercises. Lights on Frederick streets for centennial week turned on last night creating a brilliant display in Court Park with red white and blue illumination. Official Star Spangled Banner Centennial program issued, a 96 page booklet featuring Frederick people and businesses serves as a souvenir.
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Rebecca T. Norwood
Texarkana
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Marning
Richard P. Ross
Frederick Star
Lowenstein
Court Park
Star Spangled Banner Centennial Committee
Frederick
Expert inspects Frederick Municipal Lighting Plant for capacity
Expert George W. Moore of the Frick Works, Waynesboro Pa, arrived in Frederick to inspect the city lighting plant. He will test machinery capacity this afternoon and consider adding incandescents and arc lights. Moore has previously aided Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad and Middletown plant operations. The city seeks his findings on potential improvements and the feasibility of nitrogen Mazda lamps as a replacement for arc lights.
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George W. Moore
Frick Works
Waynesboro
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Moore
City Hotel
Frederick Industries
City
Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad Company
Middletown
Public Schools to Observe Key Day Holiday in Frederick County
The Frederick County School Board declared a countywide holiday on Monday September 14 to mark the 100th anniversary of Francis Scott Keys writing of the Star Spangled Banner. Elaborate exercises are planned at Mt Olivet cemetery with many pupils expected to attend including a large chorus singing the anthem and forming a human flag.
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Frederick County
Franely Scott Key
Mt. Olivet
Injured Man Improves In Union Bridge Stabbing Case
Vernon Davis of Union Bridge, stabbed in a recent affray, is reported considerably improved at Montevue Hospital after being in serious condition. The assailant, alleged to be “Monk” Green, is held in Union Bridge jail. Also noted is Mr. Spaulding in serious condition from a prior automobile accident. A wagon wheel incident near the Hygeia Tea Factory is briefly described, followed by a Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement and related testimonials.
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Vernon Davis
Union Bridge
Montevue Hospital
Davis
Green
Spaulding
James E. Doll
Frederick
Littlestown
William Spaulding
Hall
Cheney & CQ
Toledo
J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Halls Family
Consti Pation
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Finth
Marshal Harp
Mitch Ale
Friva
Pamfitle
Star Spangled Banner Committee
Old Land
Bsc
Boys' Union
Norfolk
Lancaster
Zoe
A. Foright
Binger Eredt
Warrrerehlye
LAW
Haullor
Charles W. Grey
Charles Hitselberger
Harp
Tweney
Oscar Jackson
Quinn
Jackson
Assaulin Sft
Charles King
Conard Paie
Robert Thomas
Capitol
Washington
Potomac River
Freedom
Crawford
Brick County
KEY Monument Committee
Nan
Pan
Gertrude Weil
Mex CO
W. Florence
Rock- Rel
Ind
Texas
Grams
G. W. Moore
Boston Transscript
Yonkers Statesman
East Patrick Street
Hygeia Tee Factory
Horace
Exra Houck, Jr
Adamstown
Berudstaw
Geoda
Stexograther
Philip Seeger
Tick Fineet
John BR. Baer
Mary Brengle
Richard P. Baer
Orphans' Court
Silas Botelen
Margaret E. Boteler
Xecutrix
Aubsenbers
Orans Court
John
Stine
Getzundanner
Aligh C
Florence M. Stine
Administratrices
Bachber
Hasie Orphans' Court
Frederick Gous
Sarah CO Whering
Tate
Frederick Unly
Sidney
Hickman
iRdoxer
Fréderick’County
John Francis Smith
NISI
Marylan
John Clark
Orphans’ Court
Heal
Executora
John C. Castle
John W. Mumford
Amuel D. Thomas
Register of Wills
John H. Clark
Hagerstown Pike
Jota
WM. Anderson
Sykesville
Mellor
Spkesville
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HAC
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