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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27
HAD HATFIELD
UNDER CONTROL
GaIvani, Who is Coming Here
Again. Hypnotized Leader
of Noted Clan.

Probably one of the most remark
able demonstrations Of the power of
hypnotIsm. and especially OF the abil-
ity Of the great Galyani along, these
lines is shown in the accompanying
picture, wherein Galyani is shown
hypnotizing Devil Anse Hatfield. the
leader OF the Hatfield faction in the
nationally notorious Hatfieid-MeCoy
feud. 1t is a well known fact tina.
Devil Anse win not allow any strang-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27

is made mayor OF the city by Charles
Wainwright. fnancier, and Richard
Horrigan "A corrupt boss" because
these two worthless want him to sign
a bill that gives them street railway
franchise in perpetuity. But when
Bennett gets in control of the city
government he cannot see things quite
In the way that Wainwright and Hor-
rigon had hoped he would and vetocs
the bill. They try to force its pas
sage over his head by a vote in COM
mlttce and Wainwright lets Bennett
know that the iattcr's sweetheart,
Dallas, will be ruined unless the
franchise passes, because he (Wain-
wright being the girls guardian.
has invested all her capital in the
stock But at length Phelan rival
Of Horrigon. brings to light the fact
that Wainwright has wrecked ana
plundercd a friend, Garrison. whose
son discovers many evidences Of
Wainwright's crooked dealings. and
the bill Is withdrawn. Bennett and
Dallas thus find their path OF love
strHwn With roses.
The company to be seen here is
exceptionally good. and the play win
be splcndidly mounted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27

crs to come near slim, he absolutely
refuses to shack hands and is con-
tinually on theslcql,o for an enemy.
He refuses TO make friends with any
one, determined II seems to be ever
ready for an attack from even those
who come in the guise OF frienis.
Ii renamed for Galvani to make
friends with this sturdy mountaineer
and to become rs close TO him as il a
Hatfield himself by blood ties. Devil
.Anse invited Galvan! to his mountain
home and gave him privileges that
he has granted no man in half CEN
fury. And most remarkable OF all.
he allowed Galvani TO place him in a
hypnotic state, and while unarmed,
or rather not ina condition to protect
himself from attack, he accompanied
Galyant to photographer and had
several pictures taken, one OF which
accompanies this article.
Galvani will return to Clarksburg
Tor a three days engagement. opening
Al the Grand opera house Wednesday,
September ..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27

aching head continued for days ar
ter. Because Of these things and the
terrible physical punishment was
compelled to take. think the contest
win Harry Newmier was the hardest
battle of my llfe.-Adv.
o'Brien VIII box ten rounds with
jim Jeffords mt the Union Park ca
sion, Saturday night, August 20. COM
mencing at $3.50 y. m. Tickets now
on sale at Pike News Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27

When the stomach, heart or kid
ney nerves get weak. then these or
gans always fail, Don't drug the
stomach nor stimulate the heart or
kidneys. That is simply n make
shift. Get a prescription known to
druggists everywhere as DIR. Shoors
Restorative. The Restorative is pre-
pared especially for these weak in
nue nerves. Strengthen these nerves
build them up with DIR. Shoop's Re-
storative and see how quickly helm
VIII come. Sold by all dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27

Home run-Phillips. Sacrifice
hits-GIlligan. McKenna 2, McGinty.
Stolen bases-Glligan, Phillips. Left
on bases-Uniontown .; Clarksburg
4. Struck out-by Schettler 4; by
Limric 3; by Lower 4. Bases on
balls-of Schettler .; off Limric /;
off Lower 4. Hit by pItcher-Hilley.
Wild pltch-Schettler. Time-1:4O.
Umpire-Goebler.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27
COOKERS WIN
With Ease from the Grafton
Bunch, Score Being
s to I.

coNNGBLsvILLE. Pa, Aug. 81
Connellsville won with ease yesterday
Afternoon from Grafton in a loosely
played game. The score:
Grafton OO0O1OO-1 ; 3
Connellsville O32 OOOOO-6 I 3
McIlvaine and Bouldln; Cannon
Sweeney.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York Giants Again Take
Another Game from
the Pirates.

Games played In the National base
ball league yesterday had the follow
ing results:
New York 4. Plttsburg 3.
Chicago 6, Brooklyn 4.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

ToDAY's GAMES
Clarksburg at Uuiontown.
Fairmont at Charleroi.
Grafton at Connellsyllle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27
HORSE BREAKS LEG
AT ELKINS RACES

and he locals piled up four runs win
ming the game yesterday. The visit
ors counted on winning the game and
indeed everything looked as If they
would up to the eighth. Fairmont
scored in the third and for a time 1t
looked as If this lead would not he
overcome. The score:
Chartered O0O0OO4 O-4 S /
Faimont 1OOOO0O-1 o
HUMPHREYS and Daley; jenkins
and Jackley.
Samuel S. FarIs was here Wednes-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27
Standing Of the Clubs.

Today's Schedule.
Philadelphia at lPIttsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27
JENKINS WtAKENs
In the Eighth Inning and the
CherubS Pile Up Hits
on Him.

CHARLERoT. Pa. Aug. ~
Midget" jenkins having everything
his own way weakened in the eighth
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27

Samuel S. Farls was here Wednes-
day from Bridgeport.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-27
PANVA RESULTS

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Clarksburg 3. Uniontown 2.
Chartered 4, IFairmoEt /.
connellsville c. Grafton /.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
THE BERKSHIRE,

500 MADISON AVE, COR. 62D ST.
the story. a duplex apartment. consisting OF
reception hail. paror. library. dining room, masters
and 2 servants bedrooms 3 bathrooms, kitchen
storeroorns, etc rental So. 900 annun
Also at sos MADISON AVE. a dwelling which is
Berkshire consisting of three stories
containing large hall. kitchen,
foyer hall. parlor, dining room masters and ser
bedrooms, bathrooms, laundry and private
yard: $4,000
JOHN H. MORAN. Supt.
Telephone
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-28
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-28
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
10. &

Gs mar tpenios Gage mad bieTen
8~orgGngen, ais 5rib Born einIdm in
ieinem 3immer am quite IuB unD
finiteren 9Iides iiber Wtittel nG6ariis
bette, ME er ben auf inn l~aItenoen
iAiperen 8erba6t BON ii1 a6ipdl3en
uno ben 3eritDrer ieiner G6re entlars
pen uno CUR Re4eni4aft 3isben
f0nnte.
Nus bteien 9riibeleien tpuros er
bur6 Elm gO6en an Der 56Ir unters
brp6en, unb duf fem drgerli6es
r9erein!" trdt in etipas bsran9irtem
an3uge elm Wdnn ii6sr bic G6fuele,
in ben Born alsbuIo ben 6Driter Hos
t9er ertannte.
rGnti6ulOt9en sic mid, penn i1
it0re!" 6egann Oteier Iofort bic I'm
terbaltung. sd bin getommen, nm
mir BEL Sbnen Ratb gu bolen."
r8omit fam i9 bienen2" fraate
5rtB, oe1en 3uIammengeSogene grall>
IN oeutli6 3eigten, oaB ibm Der 8e.
'u9 gu oieier Stunbe teirespeos ons
genebm mar.
IS banOeIt Ii6 UNI cine 9eIddftss
dn~gelegenbeit," ertlGrte Rotber nit
elmer gepifen 8etlemmunq i'm aus=
orud. sd muB pOrausi6tden, baB
th meme Stelung als S6rIter pers
loren babe, aug 9riinoen, bic id Sbs
men fpo6l nidt nGbsr auseinanoer3uz
leben brau4e. Weine I6Ii6t lit, mad
Amerttd ausauDanbern, uno INN mir
ods not9ige gaarselb gu perI6aff.n,
babe i'd fir ben gsrliner @elomdtler
8rummofsr bic giutuiiruna stpeier
Wedlel ibernommen, beren 8etrda
cine alts JOrberung sesen i6n osdt.S
limb ME tdme i'd Oasu, S6nen in
bieier an9sIsgenbeit rdt6en au ION.
nenP" fragte Born gefpannt.
sd bin iiber3eugt, baB sic mir
BEL Der GinIDiuns Der We6iel 6ebtlfs
lid iein t0rnen," erpioerte Rotber,
poenn Der 4cceptGnt oes e:nen lit Sbr
Rafbar, Der @uts6eTBer @ietbols,
uRO Der bss anoeren Der ~perItorbens
Baron Sdmfad!"
Der Slrun?" tieb Born in nas
menloier Qeberraihung berpur.
YStein aRoersrll" Iautete bic gnts
mort Rotbers.
BriB 6sfuno Iia in bo6ordoiasr
grregung. Gr I6ritt baftig i'm 3ims
mer uui uno al, eritaunt folate tbm
Rptber nit cen 4ugen,
oWas BADEN sic oenn, Serr
9prn?' fraste sr.
ga 10 i9 oddte nur eben
barber mad, ouB sic bei 8ietbols
idperIi6 8u Sbrem @eloe tpmmsn
tueroen. BistboiS tit Iuber 2anoss
ge5angsn /. ~"
rDonnerpetter!@
Ser bat oerr ben @e6Iel ausae.
IteQt 5ie2"
.yiee Der &rumma6erl"
.WoIen Sic mir ben @e9iel eins
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
sl0tten @.fddft bort, iraert .r fta

slOtten gsfddft bort, irasrt .r fi9
f9pdr3.-
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l9dFt m"it3utbeiIsR?4
rWes6dlb2'
rTun, pifsn sic, fir mid 1T es
ssraoe feline Gbrs, nit Sbrem 3rums
NADER in @ei4dftsOsrbinbuns ses
bra6t gu perben.~
Rother ld6te.
r0a baden Sic re6t. Stten Sic
iih Dor benz f9lauen Saquntsn, ben
quten Rutb min id Sbnsn nod seben.
Sd bin ii6er3eust, er Fat fir bic
8e4ieI nur bic 9alfts oes 9eIoes als
9arIeben seseber = 10 madt er ea
INNER. ga, unb nun lebsn sic pobl,
9err Born. uno no&muIs ber5Ii6en
Odnt -"
.DoleR Sic ni9t nod Elm @Iaa
Dein2"
.Rein. id bants. Sbr @stn 1T ia
gang gut, aber fir meme ausgepidte
ae6Ie gu iunftmiit1is. SIN nWeiBsn
RoB" in 9dmbd9 tperoe i9 mir
ielbIt elm 9etrdnt miiGen, bds ein
tpenig itGrter brenrt. = Serr9ott,
peroen Die 2eute augen MAIDEN, tpenn
id nit meiHen Observation-Disclosures
berausriide!"
rSeien sic pOridtig -"
rSu, ia - i6 peros i6on Ieben,
OaB man mir ni6t an ben Rrdgen
tommt. QlIo no9maIs berSli9en
9ant uuo aoieu, 5err Born"
5riB belt i'm nidt mebr 3uriid.
Gr JAP ben psrlumpttn MenIGen in
Der luiti9itsn Sttmmung iber ben
9of taumeIn; als er auf Der 2dno,
itruBe ceri6punoen mar, atbmete
6riB tief auf. Damn tltngette er.
rSpdnne iofort Den lei6ten Saaos
ipdgen an" bsfa5I er benz RutI6er,
Der 5uglei9 9iener mar. sd muB
in bic Staot fahren, 0u tannIt mid
begIetten, Oa i'd Idngers 3eit BEL DIT
tor Slider 81 tbun babe...
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
Jim g@rs unO Re6t.
Roman bon Q. Glitter.
&c. s urti,suns.)

gr tbeilts Der GrSisbsrin isinsh
9lan nit, oub lie unO grita einiipeis
len Bel Ieinen Gltern Nobuunp ntbs
men IO1tsn, oa poylaufig an eine
GasI06nuns nit Der 8urcniH niat
gu otnten iei.
Mib gaplep bate i9rs 9%eiorgnifs.
@bsr i9lisbIid CAB tie bod 5u cab
Is 10 bas Bette lei, nud,oem lie ben
Brief Der SarpHin s.leieR.
.0ie Srau 9urouin rertsnnt
midi" iuste lie Itift bsI,iotSt. nNidt
aus 9si6tTinn babe i'd grita beslsi'
tet, ipnoern i'm 9egeuibeil aug ems
fem qfIi6tseTiibl. nm iiber i6l WObI
nno 8e6e mahen gu t0nnen."
mir piiIsn es, mig 8dqlep,"
fprad 5rib beipsgt, runo mir iino
Sbnsn BON Ssr3sn ountbar.
8smsiniam bsgaben lie Iih in ods
Sdus 3uriid. RIO 6ri5 on feline 81
tern Elm Iongss Sslsgraum riatste
uno Nib gupIsp uno Grita iid sur
4brsiis riiiteten.
Wit BEN S6usaSugs, Der Wittaas
bic Station 9ambat pufitrte. rsiitsn
tie mad Berlin gu benz Sber1mtmonn
6rtsOrjd Born, Dem Batter GriBsna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05

St1GIsin Gina tlgli6 i'm ycrt gu
t~refien. sic i6isn iih in Der Rple
zines uerlafenen SdlobfrGuleins oil.
btrorosntlia intsreFdut por5utpms
men uno trug trpb ibrer fiiRfuros
oreibig Sabre nod gang iugenoliat
&oitiims, ipel6e nur bis an bic Sr0s
del reidtsn uno ibren dasroines ni6t
issr tlsiren Sub frei liebsu.
Qls Stdnisldus iie erblidte, buidte
Elm ip0ttiItes aG6eln iibsr iein Sc
ii9t.
pa 1T lie I6on rrieoer,@ fIiisrts
sr. Sum audud, bic labt ni4t
lodsr = ma, fpsnn dQs Stride rsiBen,
beirat6e i'd 5ina 8rupe - Der <,
bat auf Dem Gut ie43istauienO Nurt
iteben - unb lie lit ous einSise 2ies
beSpfanO Istner Ste 49,.
Gr ndherts ii9 ibr leife, aber feline
S6ritts tniri6ten lsidt auf Dem
&ies 10 baB Fe i'm bate b6ren
miiFsn. Q6er lie riibrts ii9 ni6t,
Ioneern rcbm nur nr4 eine elsgiiGers
s lItuns IN.
Segt itanp er unmittel6ar binter
ibr, lno plOBlid bsugte er Ii6 gu ibr
nieosr uuo tiiBte lie auf ben MAIDEN,
ben oas psiBe &lsio freilisb.
Wit einem Sdrei fubr fe auf.
Q6er mertpiirnio. lie err6tbete ddr
nibt uno 5eigte iif aud ni6t 3ornig.
Sic preBte nur bic SSaro auj bas
9tr5 uno idgte periddmt;
nS6. ME BADEN Sic mid crIdredt,
1err BON Yrotpmsti!!"
sd bite Tin 9sr3ei6uug," entQegs
nete sr li6slno, raber Die 9erIutung
par gu grob! Dieter gldn3sno pejBe
MAIDEN 49,"
Isle Fno Elm 55Icr menI6, pers
ieBte lie uro itIug nun bod err6s
tRtnu bic augen nisoer. sd iuQts
Sbnen 5iirnen 80"
rQber sic 'bun es ni6t = niat
pabr?1
nSh lam es nt6t," entgegnete lie
nit einem sGrtti6en NugenaufI6la9,
Der ibn innerli6 auf oa8 b69Ite err
Qber cr erpibsrts i6ren 3GrtIiden
Bid uno iprd9 bitteno un6 I6meis
4elnb: pDdrf ia sic a1lf S6rem
Spa3iergang begleiten, 6rduIein
StRd?"
nSte Oirfen ss, tpenn Sic artig
tpplen," ertgegnete iie 9esiert.
Inter 5drtlidsn 2~iebtoiungen legts
Protopsti ieinen re6ten arm i'm
Sdulter uno fiibrte iie uuf eli
Dem idmaIsn 8fabe in einen 6epals
5beil oe3 partes, no er bus
betb0rte Mdoden nit ieinen 2ie6ess
bet1suerungen ii6sridiittete. 4ls lie
oGnn enOli9 nit einem &u6e Qbs
nabren, MAI 3ina's 5ers tpn
1e(er 5reuOe erfiqt, oa lie mad ben
Sst9euerungen hires 9e9Ieiters fi9
ols oeIIen perlobte 8raut betra6ten
al tonneU glaubte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-05
20 g

Sm oWeibeu RpB" 5u 6dmbat
gtng es in oieien Sugen bod Der. Der
ehemdlige 5Driter Bother bate fif
bort einquartirt uno IteB bic @olos
fi1fe fprtngen, o1b bic 2elte Tid
rtft genug punoern tonnten. qns
Iangs bate Rot6er MIR cine Naft
i'm n8eiBsn ROB" 6Iei6en ppQen, I'm
hann mad Sdmburg meter gu reiisn,
dber er fdnb glei9 am erften I6eno.
cine IuItige 9eIeGI6dft, nit Ser er bic
ytddt our93e4te uno Den folQenoen
Gag bic 3ederei fortisbte. IS traf
it6, baB geraoe in bieien 5agen Der
groBe SaArm0rtt a6gebulteR ipuroe,
Der aug BEN friiberen Sirhpei6feit
entfdHoen mar. @uf benz Oorfdnaer
retRte iid 9uoe an 9uoe, Self an
3elt. 0a CAB IS 9aruTeIs uno
Shiebbnoen, acknowledgements uno
4trobaten, Menagerte uno ruiIii6e
S4auteI, unO in Dem groBen Self,
oos Der Birtb BON r0eiben 3oB"
aHfgeI6ldgen, ipuroe bic Id6te bin,
our6 8etan3t, ga fanO oenn Rotber
genug luitige @eieai9aft, 3umaI er
nit Dem 8eIOe nitt Iparte.
Nls a6er mad pret 5agen Der sseTts
trubel berraGiht mar unO Die 4as
tagsfimmung ii9 pieOer oeltsno
mafte, Die 3elts unO 9uoen ubaetras
gen puroen uno bic fabrenoen 2eute
beg S%abrmart;es pettersogen, ba fpdr
audi fir Rptber bic 3eit getommen,
gu peridtpinoen, oenn I6pn mar Die
8enoarmerie ouf i'm aufmertiam ae.
tporoen, neil er Ipuiel @eIo gesei9t
bate.
ST fu6lte, baB er ii6erpadt purbe,
uno zines Morgers ertldrte er benz
Wtrt6 gum r8eifen Rob", buB er
am Wlittd9 ub3ureiien gebente.
o8e6t mir o~orerit aber nod Elm
oroentlides 5rii9itiid, Sdtnten nit
@ier, uno cine Jlai6e BON gursm
alien N~prbbduier SGnaps mir
TT Der Ropf nod gang piift bon ges
tern Nbeno."
Der Wirt9 bru6te Sas 8erlanate
uno Rot6er itiir3te iofort elm 9ias
oes itarten 9rauntpeins binunter.
rgs mar Elm Serr ou, Der nad S6z
men frdgte," idgte Der Dirtb.
Gin Serr2 Gtipa Serr Born
aus Reubpf2"
REIN, !Serr bon protopsti bonn
S4loB. @r polte in elmer bdlben
Stunoe pieoertommen."
rNag er = id bin oann Idon urs
tertpess. Sd babe nit benz Serrn
nttts gu Derbanoeln," brummte aoz
tber uno ma6te Ii6 eiligit an Iein
5riihitiid. gr tpnnte ii6 ieOud BON
Der Observation-Disclosures ni6t trennsn,
lno baIb %betrurteu iaB er nod Oa,
dls Stdnislaus in bas 3immer trat.
Eotber bsa9tete ibn ni6t, bis er
bi4t por ieinem Slide itanb.
ngBds tpoQen Ste2 Use limb Gie2"
iubr er auf.
rNtein Rdme lit StdrisIaus BON
protpmsti, unb ipenn sic Ser Ro.
iino, perOen sic I6pn niIIen,
nag i'd MIL" entsegnete Stanislaug
bo6miit9ig.
ryltfts ueiB id. So tenne Sic
rift ltnp nil nit S6nen nihts su
baden 49,"
Nicer 9err &rummdGer aus Der
lin bat sic bod an mid oepi,ien.
4n mir Elm geniiI.s 9upier su iibers
8tntgitens bat mir arums
oas seIdrie6eH."
rg9as gebt's mid ait2 = ,Sd DAB
fem 8apter fir Sic
.aber Sie ioasn bod einen used.
Isl ots 8drons SdmEd6 ejntdffren3"
y5reiliA - obsr iino Sic Der 8as
ron 5am6dh2"
Rein, absr i'd bin gu S6nen os.
I'm ben We1ieI einSul6ien."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-13
STATION PLAZA SELECTED.
Tentative Choice of Site for Barry
and Jones Statues.

The congressional commissions charged
with the erection of statues of John Paul
Jones and John Barry have decided to
locate those statues on the Union sta
ZION plaza, provided that plan meets with
: he favor of Mr.. Burnham. the archi-
tect of The Union station. If Mr. Burn
nam. reports that the statues would not
harmonize with the general architectural
scheme of the locality they will be To-
Gated in Franklin Park. The original
plan of the commissioned locate the
statue of Jones in the naval observatory
grounds. on Massachusetts avenue eX-
tended. has been abandoned. The selec-
ton OF the sites for the two statues will
he finally considered at a meeting of the
commissions 10 be held Monday after
noon
The present plans Of the commissions
are reported TO be entirely satisfactory
10 the representatives OF the Irish Amer
lean societies interested in the Barry
statue. Messrs. p. 7. Moran, p. ]. Hal
tigan and w. j. Frizzell. repre- senting
the a. o. H.: l. J. Clark and Mr.. Talley,
the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of Phil
adeiphia, and Judge DeLacy and Will
liam F. DOwney. representing local Irish
societies, have been in correspondence
and in consultation with the Barry COM
mission on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-13
Display Old Glory Monday.


The citizens of the National capital
should unite in honoring Flag day. the
13lst birthday of Old Glory by all dis
playing their flags next Monday. June ID
AS Flag day this year falls on Sun
day, June ii, it will be celebrated the
following day, Monday.
In 1901 the Flag day committee Of the
District of Columbia Society Sons of the
American Revolution. of which Brig
Gen. Thomas NJ. Vincent was chairman
Commissioners to issue d special order
directing the attention of the citizens OF
the National capital to an observance of
the day. AS a result the Commissioners
issued their first l. lag day proclamation.
This committee. on behalf of the Society
of Sons of the American Revolution. pre-
scented every child in the public schools,
1882 with a flag.
Governors of the following states is
sued proclamation in 1901: Gov. Stanley
of Kansas, Gov. Toole of Montana. GOV.
Otero of New Mexico and Gov. Bliss of
Michigan, who wrote: The matter of
creating by legislation a Flag day for
Michigan was presented to the state
legislature meeting with a patriotic re-
ception at the hands of the lawmakers.
have signed a concurrent resolution
empowering me annually to issue a proc
lamation.
The Inauguration of the observance of
Flag day in the United States was by the
Connecticut Society. Sons Of the Ameri-
can Revolution. in 1890. 1t is hoped that
every citizen will display Old Glory or
Monday and make the occasion a men,
orable one.
HENRY WHITFIELD SAMSON.