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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1923

Page

4

Red Cross Japan Day observance set for this evening

Washington County Red Cross plans Japan Day card party tonight at headquarters on Washington Street. Local chapter reports strong Japanese Resistance Fund responses and will reward early contributors with white buttons bearing a Japanese flag and a small Red Cross.

Red Cross Branchey Washington County Labova Washington Cotgry Haa Japan The Mie Igcal Lexdavarters Washington Street

New Realty Company Files Incorporation

The Valley Realty Company has applied for incorporation to engage in real estate. Capitalized at 25000 dollars with 100 dollar par value per share. Incorporators listed as George D. Brooks Nina Henry Brown and Robt H McCauley.

the Valley Realty Company Flist National Bank Tts George DB. Brooks Nina Henry Brown Robt HH McCauley Joan J. Porter Hagerstown Hotel Company

Red Cross Relief Fund Passes Quota By Million

Washington dispatch says 13 ships carry relief to Japan quake victims as American Red Cross reports subscriptions reach 6,485,357 dollars, over one million above the original quota. The fund drives in progress, with toys and sweaters priced from 1.25 dollars mentioned in the report.

JAP Red Cross Fund Ity International News Service Washington American Red Cross

Delegates Named for Taxation Conference by Governor Ritchie

Delegates to represent Macyland at the National Tax Association conference at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia were appointed by Governor Ritchie. Appointments include J Enos Ray chairman Jesse D Prica and Oscar Leser from the Blate Tax Commission Ghirlea C Watlave secretary and Frances King Garey chairman Frank Noval William H Maltbie George C Smith and J All Busing Lagan from the Maryland State Tax Revision Commission. Harry Wolf of the Boys Department plans to organize several clubs soon including a comrads etaugs unit for high school members an Otter unit of the Pioneer club for 12 to 14 year olds and a night shift for working boys. Interested boys should contact Mr Wolf.

Macyland National Tax Association White Sulphur Springe W. Va Ritchie J. Enos Ray Jesse D. Prica Oscar Leser Blate Tax Commission Ghirlea C. Watlave Francia J. All Busing Lagan The Maryland State Tax Revision Comcasion Harry Wolf Comrads Etaugs Pioneer Club Louch Wolf

City Market Prices Morning Prices Patchy Report

City Market lists mixed prices for fruits and produce. Peaches range 70 cents to $2 a crate, apples, corn, plums and pears show small variances. Walter brand peaches and chickens priced 40 to 50 cents and 23 to 28 cents respectively. Other prices remain unchanged.

Walter

Spain in turmoil as revolt grips Catalonia

News from Madrid reports widespread unrest as Catalonia challenges central authority. Troop commander in Catalonia leads the revolt with Barcelona seizing public buildings and labor leaders arrested to deter a general strike loyal to King Alfonso. Garrisons across Spain reportedly back the Catalan movement and a cabinet meeting was convened to address the crisis.

Catalonia Barcelona Madrid Sloan Spain Catalonian Union Nulligter Interior Hhis

Dempsey Receives Half Million For Big Fight

Jack Dempsey will defend his heavyweight title tomorrow night against Luis Firpo after receiving 500000 from Tex Rickard. The payment was made to Dempsey’s manager Jack Kearns and placed in the bank, a sum described as more than the U S president earns for four years.

Max Kase Wy Intermational News Service New York Jack Dempsey Luis Firpo Tex Rickard Ag Richard Jack Kearns Dempsey United States

Boonshore Chautauqua Set for Next Year Plans

The Noonshoro guarantors renewed their Swarthmore contract for 1924 Chautauqua. Popular programs and many new guarantors join this year’s list, including local business leaders. A deficit occurred this year due to sales delays amid peak work season. Next year, the event will be held in June after the High School commencement and before harvest. Rev Dr Albert Bell, York pastor and former county resident, recovers from illness and a recent operation at Chambersburg Hospital. his nephew Kel­ler Bell and Mrs Paul Kuegle of Youngstown visit. The paper calls for stronger bill payment enforcement.

Noonshoro Swarthmore Chautauqua Bell Albert Bell al Lutheran Church York Chambersburg Chaneberaberg Hospital Xkeller B. Bell Ant Paul Kuegle Youngstown Bel

Martinsburg Businessman Thomas Turner Dies Suddenly

Thomas M. Turner, a Martinsburg business man, died suddenly at his granite shop from heart trouble after months of declining health. He was a prominent Mason and member of the fraternity. In Crompoe, Grace Lucas widow of George W. Lucas died at 12 40 this morning at her daughter’s home, aged 60. She leaves two daughters and four sons. Funeral services for Lucas were held Friday at 7 pm at the house, Rev G J Alder officiating. burial will be in Berryville Saturday morning.

Thomas M. Turner Martinsburg Ms Granite Grace Berryville

Cavetown Community Club Exhibit Promises Record Show

The sixth annual Cavetown Exhibit, one of the state’s best, is set to surpass past fairs with a larger prize list and stronger entries. The event runs September 28 and 29, with exhibits to be received on the 28 from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Entries must be grown or made by the entrant.

Cavetown Community Club

Lutheran Synod to Meet in Baltimore Next Year

The Joint Eastern Synod of the Lutheran Church will hold its annual meeting in Baltimore in 1924. Dispatches from Warren Ohio state the 1923 gathering closed Tuesday. The general assembly will meet next in Allegheny Pennsylvania. The synod includes Maryland Virginia New York Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio.

The Lutheran Ghureh Baltimore Warren Ohio Alleghany Maryland Virginia New York Pennsylvania West Virgins Olio

WETS JOYFUL OF REVELATION AND POLITICAL FIGHT

A lengthy charge by a prominent official condemns corruption and calls for Volstead act reform. It notes wets plan to attack the Eighteenth Amendment from enforcement and modification angles as Congress prepares for the new session. Cable and currency rates from New York show Sterling, franc, and other international quotes.

Tustlee Congress

Grain Market Opens Weak as Wheat and Corn Slip

Grain opened slightly weaker with Wheat down 4 to 463, Corn steady to fractionally lower, Oats mixed. Opening quotes show Wheat Dec 104% May 110, Corn Dec 754 May 8% and December oats around 87741. Local prices from Hagerstown reflect various grains and dairy items.

International News Service Chicago Hagerstown C. M. Horst Union Grata Syesers

City Wide Horse Shot Tournament Set By Official

Joh L Hurley Community Service Director said preparations are underway for a city wide horse shot tournament to open in this city. B A Stottlemyer, last year's champion, will defend against all challengers. Bill Holland W A Reyer W E Hebb and G W Spalding have issued challenges to meet any contender as hundreds competed previously and Stottlemyer won after weeks of testing.

Joh L. Hurley Commmunity Service Scen Ag B. A.stottlemyer Bill Holland W. A. Reyer W. E. Hebb G. W. Spalding Stodllemyer

North End Feud Leads to Court Fines and Warnings

In a north end dispute, two couples faced Justice Halm in police court. Each was fined five dollars and given warnings to avoid a recurrence. Accusations included a strap on a neighbor and assaults among the involved spouses.

Solemo Justice Halm Imab

Marriage Licenses Bestowed On Several Couples

Wilbur Boward and Virginia K. Miller of Hagerstown wed Reno area Riley Stray and Vivian Giest of War City Pennsylvania Charles Perking of Marlinnburg and Gertrude Westey of Hagerstown Olle Hansberger and Maud Hawyoms of Bft Jackson Virginia.

Wilbur Boward Virginia K. Miller Hagerstown Riley Stray Vivian Giest War City Charles Perking Marlinnburg Gertrude Westey Olle Hansberger Maud Haw‘yoms Bft Jackson

Public Service Changes for Williams Transit Schedule

Notice that the 12 noon through service to Williams will be discontinued on Sundays. The City Limit car will run from 12 noon to 9 PM. No other changes to current operations. Potomac Public Service Co. advance notice.

Williamsmort Potomac Public Service GO Adv

Grubmyer retires as Supt of Municipal Light Plant

A B Grubmyer resigned as six year superintendent of the Municipal Light Plant and the Board of Street Commissioners accepted the resignation. His successor has not been named though T Wm Berbert is rumored as a candidate for the $4000 a year post. The hearing on the new light plant will likely be held in Hagerstown. Grubmyer plans to move to Philadelphia to pursue electrical purine ss.

A. B. Grubmiyer Board of Street Commissioners Efeet Webu Grubmyer Baltimore Philadelphia Hagerstown T. WM. Seibert

Philadelphia's Newest Hotel The Robert Morris Opens

The Robert Morris hotel in Philadelphia debuts promising elegance and moderate luxury. It showcases refined rooms, contemporary services, and a focus on guest comfort, signaling a new era for city hospitality.

Philadelphia Robert Morris

Preacher Cyrus F. Flook to Speak at Beaver Creek Church

Cyrus F. Flook of Myersville will preach at Beaver Creek Church next Sunday morning at 10 45 o clock. Miss Mary Herp of Myersville will sing a solo.

Cyrus F. Flook Myersville Beaver Creek Chrinttom Mary Herp Myerssville

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