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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1923

Page

2

Elks Plan Flag Day Parade and City Park Program

Elks Lodge No. 378 has organized Flag Day activities with Boys Week, parading from Elks Lodge on Blas Street to City Park at 7 p.m. The procession features police, the municipal band, and Father and military veterans. At City Park a Flag Day program includes addresses, choir selections, and entertainment by the Municipal Band. thousands are expected. A breakfast and movie at Palace precede events, with a late afternoon reception at the lodge.

Heererstowin Lodge O. BP Blas Taney Chly Park F. M. Metthine City Park Iso UP Committee Nore Han Qae Inc le City Palace Elks Tanvedis Kel Anil Jarade Ster

Butler Attacks Prohibition Amendment in Scotland

President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University spoke at St Andrews University in Glasgow warning that enforcing temperance by law endangers private morals. He criticized the constitutional amendment banning alcohol, arguing it is unsafe to rely on legal coercion to reform society.

Veternatioon News Service Glasgow Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University New York St. Andrews University Today Butler

Downsville Schools Close With Program and Prizes

The Downsville schools ended the year with a varied program of songs, recitations, reels, and exercises to a large audience. George Frick won first prize, Fred Downey second, and others earned third place honors or honorable mentions. Certificates were awarded for perfect attendance and for faithful attendance despite a February epidemic, with several names listed among the recipients.

Downsville Rey Wesk Réed Adebie George Frick Fred Downey Gollan Fhelon Marshall Toose Evelyn Bitser Mildzer Shipley Mildred Middlehaut Edgar Cline Margeret Shipley Ralph Shipler Raymond Cine Milton Ditlaw Russel Shuler Martha Cl

Boonsboro Graduation Highlights and Atwood Prizes

Boonsboro High School and elementary pupils celebrated graduation week with commencement exercises at Red Men’s Hall in Boonsboro Washington County. Prominent lawyer Henry P. Fletcher of Baltimore delivered the address. Atwood prize presentations and diplomas followed with staff participation and benediction.

Goonsboro High Washington County Tipland Kk. Adams Baltimore City Boonsboro Daialea Iil Louis Z. Zinkhan Mebel Sigmund Kathleen Gantz Frances Alexander Zella Mietler Holand K. Adams Atwood E. Long B. J. Grimes Boausligra High School Mehel D. Sigmund Madeline ¥. Bust Frances B. Pook Florence L. Young Zella V. Kepler Willia M. Stifler Irvine Qungsa Daniel Ey Chrissinger le Presonteten Ennishare School Louise Fritz Anna M. Nelson Dortha Githert Rhoda Kefauver Freed Davy Frances T Smith Virginia Shayve Paul Buiter Gheries Halter Leroy Maser Donald Stine Lester Grober Dons ‘Gantz Beaver Rogeri Nichols Hilda E. Cloyper Helen M. Retse Toa Green Castle Hitt M. Carl Washington, D.C Henry P. Fletcher Keturah Edna Clary James Chiry Wilson College Frank Strite Pennsylvania State College Soromer William Gorton Hagerstown Alive Jtenrietta Brown Aaron Atumbaugh Jeaye Lomarrow Connelsville Bliridge Emma Katherine Kucts Af Ghatelt

Confesses Taking Mrs Fechtig's Car in Confession

Deputy Sheriff reports Fuesel Jackson colored man confessed yesterday afternoon to taking the automobile of J Fred Pechte from the city. He admitted stealing the machine with intent to steal from M Finley Seibert member of the Board of Street Commissioners. Jackson had resided in Blooms Alley after coming to Hagerstown about three months ago.

Sherif Davis Fuesel Jackson

Car theft confession details garage break in

A confession describes a Wednesday night entry into a garage where vehicles were kept. The subject forced the garage door, stole Mr. Siebert's car but escaped after two broken gasoline jing. He then abandoned his machine and searched Mr. Pechtig's car.

Livestock Market Report June 8 Cattle and Sheep

Receipts heavy in cattle with prices for steers and heifers varying by grade. Steers ranged from around 6.00 to 9.75 per unit, heifers 7.25 to 8.50, with bulls and sows showing mixed payments. Sheep and lambs offered with limited data, calves trading around 10. Sums reflect a week’s opening market activity and exhibit wide grade-based spreads.

Fallmere Geo

Poultry and Eggs Prices In Baltimore June 8

Wholesale egg quotations are listed with several grades and regional references. eggs priced per dozen and per case in various counties. Live poultry includes chickens, ducks, and pigeons with weights and price ranges for different qualities and categories.

Baltimore Maryland

Big Circus Promises Record Animal Acts and Spectacle

A chaotic review-style notice previews a grand circus touring to Hagers-Hlown on June 12 with over 400 performers and an immense menagerie including educated lions tigers leopards and bears. It promises death-defying feats under 20 trainers and highlights new acts and a street parade, noting showtimes and a $9.00 price while describing the sensational atmosphere and audience reaction.

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Boy Finds Hidden Money in Wool Heap at Local Store

A boy in Jovian Springs uncovered several dollars in a wool heap behind EK L. Enkle's store on Thursday. The discovery occurred while he dug in debris from a new building replacing the old Howard Robinson structure dating about six years back.

Rollmg Edward Dlyeh Jovian Springs EK. L. Enkle Woolley Howard Robinson

Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Restores a Dying Wife

Mrs Covenant of Sidell Saskatchewan tells how Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound relieved chronic pain and enabled her to work daily after seven years of illness and an eighteen month decline. She urges others to try the remedy and to share her story.

Jeff Lydia Fi Pinkham M.covenan R.b.y.sidell

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