The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-07-04

neen on an extended visit to friends in
ONO, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
nave returned to their home in this CITY.
Mr.. A. c. McCardel. of CITY who
mas upon his farm to the west of Fred
erlck, one OF the finest herds of Hol.
stems to be found in this section Of the
State, lost by death the valuable bull
which headed his herd.
Frank Salter, who is employed at the
SIMPLIFY Bottiing Plant. this CITY, recently
sustained badly cut hand by reason Of
a bottle. exploding. "A piece of glass was
driven into the palm of his hand cutting
the arteries.
The large doors Of the Court House,
nave been hinged so that they will
swing either way. Heretofore the doors
swung inward, which is contrary to the
avs, a clause in a State law, recurring
all doors of public buildings to swing
outward.
Stewart Halter, the son of Mr.. Thos.
H. tialer, has placed an order with the
HARRISON Nurseries, OF Berlin, Nd. for
l. 100 apple trees, and 800 grape vines
winch he will plant upon the farm that
NE recently purchased along the Bati.
more Pike.
An automobile ran into a Young steer
IN a herd which belonged to Frank /.
Baker, OF Middletown, the tenant on the
Martin Kelauver farm, which was being
driven into the barn, and the animals
hlnd leg was SO badly broken that it had
to be killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Gross. of To
peka, Kansas. are visiting at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Howard Young, East
Second street Mrs. Gross is the
daughter Of Mr.. George Anthony Real.
formerly Of Frederick, and niece of
Mrs. Young and Miss Jane Hammond.
Miss Mary Houck of this city, ex-
poets to leave on August Ist, with the
Misses Irene and Sadie Enright for New
York, where she will 80 upon the stage
Miss HouCk last winter appeared all
through the West in the chorus OF
The Rose of Panama"
William Frey died at the Alleganv
Hospital, Cumberland, as the results of
scaldS received a few nights ago, when
steam pipe burst on a Baltimore and
Ohio locomotive at North Mountain.
Frey was but twenty years old. and was
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. FREY. of
Brunswick. this county.
Up to date ia Of the public school
teachers Of Frederick county have paid
to Professor G. Lloyd Palmer. Interme.
diate Supervisor. Of the county schools,
and who is acting as treasurer OF the
committee of teachers arranging Of
summer school, the $40 tuition fee re-
CURED OF all teachers taking the course.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Dieter arrested
William White, colored, at Buckeystown,
on the charge of assauting Joseph Bur
rail- on Sunday. The assault is alleged
to have been the result of drunken
scrap. He was given hearing before
Justice Aaron R. Anders on Tuesday
afternoon, and fine of $40 was impos-
ed, which was paid.
A free outing for the poor of the CITY
is the novel plan ofthe American Rescue
Workers, formerly the American Saliva
ton Army. According to the announce
ment made by Adiutant A. r. Andrews,
the officer IN charge of the local branch
OF the workers, all poor mothers, chill
dren and aged men are invited to make
the trip.
Safe and Sane Fourth Planned.
The Safe and Sane Fourth Committee
has completed its plans fol the annual
parade on the morning of July 4th. AT
first there was some doubt concerning
the number OF floats that would seek a
place in the parade, but this trouble has
been solved, and quite large number of
beautiful floats are expected to be in
line.
There will be three divisions to the pa
rade. The line OF march is as follows:
The first division will form on West
Third street, with Mr. Finest McCardell
as Chief Marshal, and his assistant
all mounted Following them
will be the Braddock Heights Band and
Company A. The MAYO and the Board
OF Aldermen, judges and the delegates
from the various patriotic organizations
will occupy automobiles and carriages.
The city police will patrol this division.
The second division will form on East
Third street between Market street and
Chapel alley, bat will assemble at the
Girls High School building on East
Church street. The Camp Fire Girls
will lead, followed by the children who
are competing for prizes, school children
and some in carriages. The
Yellow Springs Band will bring up the
rear. The Boy Scouts will be the pa
trolls.
The third division will form on East
Third street, between Chapel alley aud
the Northern Central Railroad Mr.
Milton Engle and lis assistants will be
the marShals Of this division, and viii oe
followed by The High School Cadets, The
floats and all other vehicles and the fire
apparatus.
The line of march will begin At East
Third street, down Market to Patrick,
out Patrick to Carter then 10 Church,
and then to the Court House Park,
where the exercises will be held.
A fine display of fireworks will form
an appropriate climax to the celebration.
The athletic meet will be free for all.
Officials will be on hand to announce
the events in the order in which they will
be run and will call each separate event
prior to lis running, so that a boy or girl
NAV run in all Of the events or any par
tcular one that they may choose. Hand
some prizes will be awarded 10 the win
ners IN each event. the prizes being dona.
tons by the local merchants and lndl-
viduals.
The following IS the program which
will be carried out:
The order in which the events will be
run, with a short explanation of the
event, can be readily understood.
One hundred.vard dash for the girls.
One hundred yard dash for the boys.
Flexible FLYER or Irish Mail race for
bows under II years, so Yards,