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Evening journal., 1892-05-11

THOMAS DAVIS, ATTORNEY-AT.L LAW,
Il having retired a. Deputy Attorney
General, can be found At his new otice, NO
el5 Market street, for general practice.
ID EAfOvAL.- JOHN BIGGs, ATTORNEY
III at-Law. removed to No. 9i8 Market street.
VIII now devote bis entire attention 70 pri-
vate practice.
NOTICE -pR. Il. n. SLAUGHTER HAS
~ moved his Office from No. Il East Seventh
street 20 No. 3Ql Delaware avenue, offices for
merly occupied by DR.. Frantz.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
The Connccticut Democrats.

New HAVEN, May A. Tho Democratic
state convention here elected a Cleveland
delegation, aud Hills friends ia the conven-
tion were beaten at every point. The dele
gates chosen TO represent the party at Chi
cago were Alvin p. Hyde, OF Hartford;
Carlos French of Seymour; james b. Shan
non, Of Norwich e. O. Benedict Of Green
wich; Robert }. Vance, OF New Britain; f.
c. Penney, Of Hartford; Cyrus e. BeclSwith,
OF New London; joel A. Webb, OF Wind
ham; Robert L. Clarkson, OF Stratford; sgd
ney p Ensign, Of Salisbury; Norris G. Os-
born, Of New Haven, and Clinton b. Davis.
of Haddcn.
The defeat Of Senator Eaton is note
worthy victory for Cleveland He is a Hill
man and wished to 60 70 Chicago and also
70 preside ut the convention, but both wishes
xyefe denied
Evening journal., 1892-05-11

Another Victory for Parkhurst.
NEW YORK, May ll.-Mary Andrea, the
second of the disorderly house keepers in
dicted on complaint Of DR.. Parkhurst, was
found guilty. The testimony was too filthy
TO be printed.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
Hotel Edieon,

Michigan and Pacific Ave. pleasantly stu
ated, oven CRATES; sanitary arrangements
complete. MRS JOHN II. COOKE.
Formerly Of the "Aielfs."
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
Inc Westmlnster,

Kentucky near Pacific avenue, Atlantic
City. n. ]. Op9n all the year: entirely new
building: all modern improvements.
MRS NJ. ROCHE.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
The pIntfnrn.

The platform indorses tariff reform and
condemns free silver; demands a revision of
the tariff along the lines Of the Democratic
national platform of 1855, and the state
platform of 1850 and Ia particular demands
free raw materials. IL charges that the Nc
Kinley bill had caused stagnntion In the in
dustries OF the country, and calls upon
farmers, manufacturers and worl<ingmen
TO intrust the revision OF the tariff TO the
Democratic party. It declares against the
unlimited coinage of silver dollars worth
but sixty-seven cents each and applauds
''the integrity, the statesmanehip, and the
lofty patriotism of the administration Of
Grover Cleveland
President Harrison is arraigned for filling
his cabinet with little statesmen, for re-
warding political workers with appoint
ments, for turning the census and pension
bureaus 70 partisan uses, for sacrificing his
country in the Behring sea dispute, for his
threats toward Chilli, and for favoring the
Lodge bill the Mckinley bill and the other
measures of the last congress. The remain
der of the platform consisted Of denuncia-
tions Of the Republicans and praise Of the
Democrats in connection with state politics.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
N. Y. Clothing 6 House.
wrLMrNoToN. Wednesday, May II. iso2.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.

Young Mems Democratic Club.
Hone Lodge, independent Order Odd Fellows
Naomi Rebek an Degree Lodge, J. q. o. +,
HattahOOn Tribe. l.rp Crder Red Men.
oriental Lodge, Knights OF Pythias
Clamt ion Lodge, Knights Of Pythias.
Cigsr Makers International Local Union.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
NnfaI AIIen.

Corner Of Psoino AID Arkansas Avenues
near the beachi accommodations hrst-class
''''''''''''' '"''s W. s. ALLRN. Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
NOTICES.
aEAL ESTATE.

=
TOR RENT. STORE NO. 3l5 MADISON
Il street Good stand for butcher. Inquire
on the premises. WlLLlAM P.MONAGHA An.
EOR RENT. IT NO SMALL HOUSES AND
store Apply to y $. BRADLEY, Pull
man Place.
TOR RENT. THE STORE, 317 MADISON
IT street; good stan1 for any kind o. bu Il.
ness; fixtures IN store; S4 per month.
JAAiES ) MONAGHAN. 4l9 Market street.
TOR RENT.-A TWO-STORY BRICK
II dwelling: eight rooms and bath. Sewer
connections. Rates reasonable. Inquire of
MRS. COTTINGHAM, No, 300 maryland
avenue.
DOR RENT.-rHE LARGE STORE AND
H dwelling OF No. 2ll also the dwelling of
Nc. 2l3 West Front street. Apply to
PHILIP g.. PLUNkETr.
No 2iQ West From street.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
PernsyIvania RaIIroad

Leave Philadelphia, Market street wharf
Express. 8 so A. M, 2.30, 400 and 800 p. NJ.
week days. accom- nodation, 500 and $40 A.
d $50 and 20 p. M. SUNDAYS, Express
500 S.i5, 9 45 A. M. Accommodation, % A
- NJ
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
FOR SALE.

------
EOR SALE CHEAP.-A BICYCLE BAk-
Il gain. An entirely new Empire safety,
cushion tire. electric bell, etc, never ridden
but once, for sale at a great bargain TO a ca b
buyer. Address g. $. HORN, No, liz French
street.
DOR SALE CHEAP-AN ELEGANT
L piano, good as new. Apply
726W NINTH St.
DRINTERS.-FOR SALE, FOUR LARGE
j Imposing Stones Apply at this office.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
The Shirley,

Kentucky Avenue, near the ocean Entirely
new house, newly furnished; electric bells.
Telephone No. ES.
same management as last year
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04

AN ACT to repeal and rc-cnact with amend
mcnts section three of article ten Of the code
OF Public General Laws. title Attorneys al
| Law and Attorneys in Fact.
Section |. Be il enacted 10y the General
| Assembly Of Maryland. that section three oi
| article ten 81 the Code of Public General Laws
title Attorneys NJ Law and Attorneys il
Fact" he and the same is hereby repealed an'
re-cnactcd with amendments 50 a. To read a'
| follows:
| Sec, g. Upon every such application for any
male citizen of Maryland above the age 81
fwenty-onc years ansl who shall have been :
student Of law in any part of the l nitcd state
for at least two years previous to Said applcsi-
tion. shall bc the duty OF the court to which
such application is made To appoint an exainiii-
/ ing board of not less than three members al
the har. who shall examine the applicant 10
the presence uf the court touching his pualih-
cation for admission n an attorney. and tn,
said court shall also require and receive cyl
icnce of his prohity and general character
aud. If upon such actual examination. and
being satisfied that he has been n student of
| evidence of probiiy and general character the
said court shall hc OF the opinion that said ap-
plicanf Is qualified 10 discharge the duties Oi
an attorney aud worthy Ia bc admitted the
said court shall admit him. And the Circuit
Courts for the counties AMI the supreme
Bench OF Baltimore city are authorized to APP
point permanent examining board. but ne
member of said board shall he appointed for a
longer period than one year. GraduateS of
the law department Of the L University OF Mary
land and of the law department of the Balti-
more University shall he entitled 10 admission
upon the production of their diplomas without
undergoing uch examination aud upon offer
ing such evidence Of their prahtv and general
character as the court shall require.
Sec. >. BE IL further enacted. That this act
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
We hereby certify that the afnrcgoIng Is a
correct copy of an act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, passed January session ls:rs,
W. g. Pl-RNELI..
Secretary Of the Senate.
CARLTON SHAFER.
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
Approved 10y the Governor. March I. ls.s2
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04
ASSAWANGO.

Seeing accounts of The closing exercises
of other schools reminds me that we have
neglected To send in ours which well de-
serves mention in your valued columns.
as il did credit TO both teacher and schol-
ars. The stage was preitily dressed in
flowers and evergreens and the little ones
in their snowy white dresses presented a
very pleasing scene The exercises
throughout were very interesting and
recitations and singing 10y younger pupils
added much to the enjoyment of the even
ing. The dialogues were well executed
by Older scholars assisted by several of
our young ladies and gentlemen The
program of the evening was read by the
teacher Misss Katie Tmmons and few
very appropriate remarks by her closed
the exercises. Parents may well be proud
of their bright little ones. and we hope
TO make our school equal TO any in Wor-
cester county. f. T. MADDOX.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04
STOCKTON.
Ir. F. T. Taylor who was i'll last week

Mr. +. T. Taylor who was i'll last week
is improving,
Dner's Hotel is being greatly improv
ed by coat of paint.
Miss Sadie Hammond is paying Mrs
VIM. H. Marshall visit.
Mrs NJ Watts and Mrs William T
Pruitt will leave Stockton Saturday for
a trip 10 Virginia.
Miss Laura T. Price who has beer
spending The past month in Wllmingtoh
returned home Friday
Mrs. MYERS, who spent several weeks
with Mrs Parker, returned TO her hom.
in Baltimore Tuesday morning.
DR. :. X Marshall and Miss Adele
Spence attended service in the Presby
terian Church here. last Sunday p. m.
Miss Ida G. Marshall having gradua
ted at the State Normal School. Balti
more, has returned to her home in thi.
place.
Clris1 are out announcing the mar
riagA oi DR. Albert Weaver and Miss Su
sanZ}. Sharpley To be solemn,zcd. Wed
nysdly June sth.
Z Among the Stocktonians who yisitct
Pocomoke CITY this week may be men
toned, Mrs. VIM. r. Pruilt. Mrs Geo
TnIl. Mrs. Jno IlifTc and Miss Iizzi
Trader.
The members and friends Of the NJ +
Church here held Il flower feat las, We'd
nesday. II was well attended, aud quit,
II success. BEATRICE.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04
CUT THE INLET.
Lets Get to Work ON IL as Soon as
Possible.

Nessrs. Eiitorx.-As there has been
more delay in getting to work on tie in
lei we notice il has caused comment and
suggestions from two correspondents oi
your paper as To the advisability of cui
ting u nj or near Ocean City We say
no. II has been tried there and proved
failure. Now we want To try Winter
Quarter because we do not think il will be
according to my understanding. to bene-
fit the laboring people. The people who
depend upon the bay for living and not
the pleasure seekers nj Ocean City. Meet
ings were advertised To be held 10 discuss
This matter They were held and the
sight settled upon and committee ap-
pointed 10 solicit subscriptions. In Stock
ton alone we have raised in money and
work between three and tour hundred
dollars with Giidleiree, Greenbackville
and Franklin City yet TO report, TO say
nothing Of Chincoteague who are as
deeply interested Let the gentlemen
who were appointed 10 solicit subscrip-
tions push forward their work as rapidly
as possible and as so much depends upon
the cutting oil this inle: we appeal 10 the
citizens Of This county 10 respond liberal
Iy. There is no better place than Winter
Quarter and we do no. think now that
the matter has been selected Ut meetings
To which all were invited, that u change
should be considered or listened to- The
committees should call u meeting at once
and appoint time To commence the
work. Let this meeting be held at Stock
ton as soon as possible. Now is our op.
porlunity; so let's get TO work The com
mittec consists Of Messrs W. +. Barnes,
Eugene Rowley, James Scarborough,
G'rdle,ree; Charles $. Capper, Edward
Brimer. Snow llill aud John \. Dennis
Newark. hope al this meeting all will
he present and show their appreciation of
the great work 10 he undertaken.
Yours truly, J. H. BURBAGE
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04
NV Last Call,

Having given sufficient notice 10 de
linqncnls, now notify them for the
last time To meet me at the following
places on the dates named. prepared to
settle their state and county taxes for
1890 and 1921, which are now overdue
and must be paid nj once or shall pro
coed I" advertise aud sell the same ac
cording 10 Inv. Respond promptly and
save yourself trouble and myself too.
will be al Bishopville June l7th, Berlin
June 18th, Stockton June e5th. Snow
Hill every Tuesday during this month
and other days of the month at Pocomoke
City. JAMES II. LockERMAN,
Collector
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04
BERLIN.

Mrs. Sugdcn is spending the week in
Snow Hill with relatives
The Misses Dow are visiting Misses
Margie and Daisy purnell al Bays End
near Berlin
Miss Ethel Purnell, Of Snow Hill, spent
u few days oil this week with her cousins,
Misses Kate md Ella Purnell. on Broad
street
The Atlantic Hotel has been well pa
tronized tins week by strangers who
speak in high terms Of he house aud its
keeper.
Mr. Henry Mumfnrd, of Chincoteaguc,
is visiting his brother, Mr. Charles f.
Mumford who has been qnite i'll but is
convaescent
Miss Mary Anderson Is visiting Mrs.
Russell in Snow Hill We are sorry 10
learn that her sis,er.in-law, Mrs Fannie
Anderson, is very sick.
Mrs Julia Wilson and daughter. of
Snow Hill, passed through Berlin Tues
dav afternoon en- route for Ocean City
where they expect 10 remain for week
NJ. II. Purncll, .Ir. Esq. Of Frederick
City. and DR. G. NJ. l'urncll of Philadel.
phia attended the funeral of their grand
mother. Mrs. Maria Purnrll-nn Sunday
last.
Mr. Wilmer u. Smith, our energetic
ieweler who was recently married has
gone to house keeping on Vine street.
We hope he will he benefited in health
by the charge.
Mrs Maria furnell, mother Of DR.. W.
H. Purncll Ned at her residence in Ber-
lin Friday y/evening, May eth. and was
buried u the Buckingham Cemetary
Sunday afternoon.
One of the editors OF the MESSENGER
will be at Harmonson's Hotel to-day for
the purpose of collecting subscriptions.
Don't fail 10 meet Ms friends and bring
your dollar with you.
s. b. Mumford has moved his stock of
goods into the storehonse ON Pitts street
recently occupied by Mr. ;. Hackerman.
The store room from which Mr. Mum
ford removed is without a tenant
The Berlin Base Ball Team are waiting
patiently for challenge from some Of
the neighboring towns. We do not ue-
lieve they would decline an invitation
from any nine south OF Wilmington.
The marriage of Miss Salle Quillen,
daughter Of Postmaster Qnil,en ana Mr.
Harry Scplp was consummated at the
NJ. f. Parsonage. Wednesday evening
June lsjI Rev. Wilmer Jaggard oflicia-
Ting Ne extend our hearty congraiu-
laiIons
Mr. John n IIenman left for Chinco-
icague on business Tuesday afternoon.
He represents the popular grocery house
Of Lippincott Il Co. of Philadelphia
Mr. Herman is nm active business man
and travels for reliable and well cs-
tablished house. We wish him much
success
Mr. Frank Hammond. Of Whaleyvillc.
expects 10 open meat store on Main
street in our town very soon. and our
people can he supplied during the sum
mer season with the best fresh meats the
market affords at reasonable prices. Mr..
Hammond is an enterprising young man
and deserves 10 succeed.
will offer for sale on July 81 in front
of the Atlantic Hotel Berlin, Md, my
house and lot in West Berlin district
800 10 he paid on day of sale and the
remainder can he arranged on easy terms.
For any information desired. Apply TO
WM L. Massey
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04

AN ACT to repeal section two hundred
and scVcnty-threc Of article niuciy-thrcc OF
the code of Public General Laws. title .'rcSta-
meniary Law" subtitle Register of Wills, +"
and to rc-enact the same with amendments.
Section |. Re il enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland. That section two
hundred and seventy-threc of article ninety
three OF the code Of Public General Laws. title
Parliamentary Law. subtitle "Kcgstcr Of
Wills" hc and the same is hereby repealed
and rc-cnacicd So aS to read aS follows:
2.S. The Comptroller shall from time To
time. limit ard fix the number and compcnsa-
tion Of assistant clerks or deputies - he en-
for compensation for services of any assistant
performing any of the duties pertaining tn the
until such assistant. deputy other person
the said service have been performed that he
hasrs ceived the full sum therein charged t.
his own use and benefit, AMI that hc has not
paid. deposited or assigned. nor contracted To-
pay. deposit or assign any part of such cont
pcnSation tn the use of any person. nor con
tractcd 10 pay or give. any reward or compen-
sation for his office employment. or the
emoiumcnts thereof. and such registers of
wills are hereby authorized io appoint such
assistant clerks and deputies. ani when duly
qualified as such said assistant clerks and
deputies shall have power aud authority. IN
the absence Of the register, to act in the place
anI stead OF the register in all matters per
tanning to the duties Of the office Of Register
Of Wills. and all such acts heretofore perform
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04
CHATTER aln.

AN ACT To repeal and re-ennct with amend
mentS section ) Of article - Of the code ~
Public General Laws of Maryland. title jus
tice Of the Peace, subtitle civil JuriSlic-
ton
section l. he it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland. That section Q of arIi-
Gle 81 of the code Of Public General Laws Of
Maryland. title Justice OF the Peace = sub
title Civil Jurisdiction he. AMI ths same is
hereby repealed. amended and rc-enactcd 50
as 10 read as follows. t- witt
See .. The jurisdiction Of the Justice Of the
peace extends To eases where administrators
or parties. plaintiffs or defendants. except
that no administrator shall he sued before a
justice within twelve months from the date of
his letters. provided that in the city Of Balt-
more the said suits may he brought within
three months from tho date of such letters.
See. .. And be il enacted. That this act
shall take effect from the date OF lis passage.
We hereby certify that the afurcgoiug is Il
correct copy Of an act of the General Assem-
bly, OF Maryland pissed January session. lSa..
VIC. PURNELI.
Secretary of the Senate
CARLTON SIIAFER
Chief Clerk of the House Of Delegates.
pproVei by the Governor. April :. lS.s2.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04
Decoration IDay.

Decoration Day was observed hy the
children of the Grammar School, under
Prof. John :. Hill In very appropriate
manner. Following is the order of exer-
cises:
l. Song. God Bless our Native Land, y
School.
.. Rec.--"The Blind Soldier. Harry
Duffy.
B. ad.-"Decnration Day. Emma
Clayyille.
T. Song Soldiers Decoration Hymn, ;
School.
5. Read THE Old South & the New" +"
Mamie Purnel.
@. Rec Somebody's Dog, Milton
Townsend
:. Song Make yonr Mark. = Minnie
Townsend, Matte johnson aud Teacher.
s. Rec.-''The Blue and the Gray
Cleo Baker.
. Read.-'lIow he Saved ST. Michaers'
-liessie Clayville
10. Cantata-"Parting Or the Crown
of Reward" Era. the poor children's
friend, Emma Clayville; iHic, Lola
Moore. EMp, Cleo Baker: .Nary. Ollie
Bailey; hdtie. Matte Johnson: Nektic,
Priscie Wimbrnugh Angels, May Pur.
nell and Helen Moore Scene: at the
home nf one of The children.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04

AN ACT to repeal AMI re-cnact with amend
mcnis section IL and ~ Of article = Of the
code Of Public General Laws. title Public
Education.
Seciionl. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland. That sections 10 and
- Of article - of the code of Public General
Laws. title Public Education. b. and the
same are hereby repealed and rc-enactcd with
amendments so as to read aS follows:
Sec ~. The boarl or county school com
missioncrs is hereby declared to he a body
polite and corporate. by the name and style
OF the board OF county school commissioners
Of county. and by that name shall have
perpetual succession. AMI shall he capable To
sue and he sued To have and Use common
seal. and the same AT their pleasure To alter or
break. aui To exercise all the powers and
privileges hereby granted To or vested in them;
and every county school commissioner and
county school examiner shall have power Ia
take aiiidavtS nnd administer oaths in all mat
tiers pertaining to pub c schools, but without
charge Of fee.
Sec. ~. Whenever Il school numbers more
than forty children in attendance an assistant
NAV be employed hy this. boarl of county
school commissioners. in their discretion and
for every additional fortt children one teach
or may he appointed, and the board of county
school commissioners shall direct the division
of the pupils 50 as tn form graded school.
See :. And lie il enacted that this act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing j. Il
correct copy Of an act OF the General Assem-
bly, Of MARYLAND. passed January session ls!s2
CARLTON SHAFER.
Chief Clerk of the House OF Delegates.
W. q. PURNELL.
Secretary of the Senate
Approved by the Governor April :. lS!cs.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04
CHAPTER Gafi.

AN ACT 20 repeal. omenI and re-enact se,.-
ton torty-two % article iwcnty-onc OF The
code of Public General Laws. entitled Con
veyancing. subtitle bills of Sale. relating
To acknowledgements Of bills of sale.
Section !. BE- il enacted hy the General
Assembly OF Maryland. That section forty
two of article tweuty-ouc of the cole Of Pub
lie General Laws. title "Convcyanciug" sub
title BILLS OF sale" he and the same is hereby
repealed AMI re-enacted so as TO read as fol-
lows:
See. 4a. A bill OF sale or chatiel. II mort
gaze acknowledged within this state. may hc
acknowledged before any officer authorized to
take ACCOMPLISHMENTS of deeds within this
state in the same manner as deeds are acknow-
lodged. or acknowledged aS certified.
See. > Aud he il enactci That this act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
We hereby certify that the aforcgoug Is Il
correct copy of am act of the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland. passed January session lS.9.
W. q. PU RNELL.
Secretary of the senate.
CARLTON SAAFEK.
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates.
Approved by the Governor. April :. 1s.s2
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04
Public General Laws.



AN ACT Ia add an additional section
TO Article twenty three of the Code oi
Public General Laws Of Maryland. title
Corporations 10 be designated as sec
tion Ihirty-nne A. t:s9 A
See. L. BE il enacted hy the General
Assembly of Maryland, That an addition
nj section, designated thirty nine \. he
added 10 Article lwenty-thrcr of the
Code ot Public General Laws title Cor
poratiOns, To follow Section thirty-nine
of said article, aud 10 read as follows:
30. A. When the aforesaid certificate
0f union shall have beeu executed, ack-
nowledged aud recorded as provided III
Section - of this article. all separate cor
pOraiiuns of whatsoever nature and de-
scription, and al the powers and rights
and all the debts and liabilities of said
former separate corporations. OF whatso-
ever nature and description. shall, upon
such recording as aforesaid he devoted
upon said new consolidated corporation,
and every devise or bequeSt in favor of
either OF The former separate corpora
tions would have been capable of taxing,
shall devolve upon said new consolidated
corporation, which shall he regarded as
substituted by operation Of law in the
room ard stead Of said former seperate
corporations.
sec. , And be il enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date of lis
passage.
We hereby certify that the aforcgong
is correct copy oi AN act OF the General
Assembly ri Maryland, passed January
session, 1892.
CARLTON SHAFFR.
Chief Clerk ui the House OF Delegates :
1 VIC. PURNELl.,
Secretary OF the Senate.
4 Approved by the Governor, April !. 1892
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04
The state Board or Education.

The State Board Of Education met
Wednesday of last week in the State
Normal School Building Governor
Brown presided Others present were
Rev William Dale, Pocomokc City !.
james \. Dilrenbaugh, Westminster /:
Louis l.. Beatty. Centre,ille: John d.
WorlhInston, Bclair. and f. 3. Pretty
man, secretary. Professor Prcltyman
was reelected principal of the Normal
School and secretary and treasurer oi the
State Board OF Education for term of
two years from August l. is9l All pro-
fess0rs and teachers in the Normal Schoo |
aud in she academic department were re-
elected. \ resolution was adopted re-
quesiing Governor Brown To Issue Il
proclamation requesting The people of the
State. and especially the public school
officers and pupils. to celebrate by arpro-
pirate exercises Columbus Day. October
~. 1892, the day the Worlds Fair
grounds will he dedicated The board of
public school commissioners pf Baltimore
city and the State Teachers Association
will I've invited TO join in making arrange
men;s for the celebration.