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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-17
q ROSYI.

Petersburg, II czerwca.- VIA
DE rosyjskie oskarzy}y 25ciu ad-
wokatow 0 obraze ministerstwa
sprawiedliwoSci zapomoca ujem--
nych krytyk postepowania sadow
w niedawnym sensacyjnym pro-
cesie mord rytualny w kijo-,
vie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-17
POBUDZIL SENAT DO
AKCYI.

Washington, IS czerwca. -
Magma prezydenta Wilsona pod
adresem niekt6rych czlonkow Sc
natu pomogia. Prezydent powie--
dziai. re wielkie korporacye ME
chca dopuscic do obrad mad usta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-17
Clos dIa SpraWy KOnsytueyjDej, - Huerta ~
skujG, --- POstepy ReWoIueyL
Wrzeni0 W KOtIG. Ba|kaiSkim.
POWStanie W AIbanii.
SpraWy WEOskiei WieIkie zWyCiestWO KatOlik6W
PaTyz pO KIqSCG. as Move MiniSte=
ryum FranCyi,
ROOSEVELT W L0NDYNIE.
EGha z yEmpTeSs of Ireland. Il ROsyh
OWspy Sptlbsrgsn NsutraIns,
ROOSEVELT W LONDYNIE.
Echa z yEmpTess Of Ireland. Il ROsyi.
0 WySpy Spltzbsrgsn; NeutraIne,
Agaa Prsdsnta pOmaga. Rza bedza mal kOnOs mad sa
Wudna - znisniI nazWisku - Pudr6l Ezsz AIantyk MI
IOnOWT dar ma katuIicki zakdd St. Louis

ferowali przedstawicielami Car
ranzy, ,starajac sic ich nakionic do
postarania sic IL Carranzy o Ego
de jego ma zawieszenie broni - do
porozumienia jednak ME przysz--
10. Stany Zjednoczone So stano-
wczo po stronie Carranzy W da-
nym razie gotowe So jego same
go ogiosic tymczasowym prezy--
Edentem Mexyku, jesli ME uzyska
sic ma konferencyi zgody wszyst-
kich uczestnikow ma osobe kan
dydata bezpartyjnego, ku czemu
! giownie przeszkadzaja Huertysci,
domagajacy sic zamianowania
nastepcy Huerty przez niego sa-
mego.
Mazatlan, IL czerwca. - Sto-
sunki w oblezonem tenn miescie
staja sic straszliwe: panuje glod,
brak woody do picia, choroby; woj.
ska rzadowe topnieja wskutek de-
zercyi bedacej ma porzadku dzien-
nyn. Upadku miasta spodziewac
sic nalezy lada dnia.
z BALKANoW.
Ateny, II CZerwca. - Donie--
siono re Smyrny (Mala Azya), ze
do jednej niedaleko miasta tego
znajdujacej sic kolonii greckiej
wpadli noca tureccy zoinierze
czy tez ochotnicy i urzadzili rzez
straszna: wymordowali CORA sto
osob w tenn wiele kobiet, a take
kilku duchownych greckich ume-
czyli. Grecy tlumnie uchodza z
Malej Azyi, perzeni przez Tur
kow.
Durazzo, II czerwca. - Pow
stanie mahometanskich Albanczy
kow trivia w peini: wczoraj po--
wstancy znowu atakowali miasto
ale ich po raz drugi juz odparto,
Wojska rzadowe zostaiy SLIME
wzmocnione przez marynarzy z
okretow mocarstw stojacych W
porcie Durazzo i policye miedzy
narodowa. Austrya przysiaia dc
IDurazzo kilka torpedowcow ma
pomoc ksieciu Wi1helmowi.
SPRAWY WLOSKIE.
Rzym, ~ czerwca. - Naresz-
Gle kraj powraca do spokoju
wczoraj juz ME bylo rozruchow
iakkolwiek wojsko wszedzie je-'
szcze stoi W pogotowiu: strajhe,
rzy powracaja do piracy stosunki
nastaja normalne. w niedziels
miniona odbyiy sic wybory dc
parlamentu caiy tykiet katolic-,
ko-monarchistyczny odniosl O.
gromne zwyciestwo: stronnictwc
Nathana zyda-liberala i ateusza
dawniejszego burmistrza Rzymu
i zostaIo ma glove pobite, on sam
dostai zaledwie oSndziesiat diva
glosow: dyskredytacya par
!, tyi i osoby kompletna: wspoiza,
wodnik Nathana Colonna party
katolickiej zwycieiyi 5000 gio-.
: sow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-17

wami antitrustowemi. Senat ru-
szyl sic teraz i jest nadzieJa, re
wszystkie p1oponowane ustawy
antitrustowe zostana przez kohl
gres przeprowadzone.
komitet scnatu zaczal wczo-
raj przegladac antitrustowy bill
Claytona. lnny komitet rowniez
rozpoczal swojq dziaialnosc mad
.proponowana ustaWa. Prezydent
wczoraj konferowa} senatoraml
demokratycznymi i nieomal wszy-
i. przyrzekli ME odraczac sesy
dop6ki wazne ustawy antltrusto-
we i konserwacyi ME zostan2
przeprowadzone.
PRZESZKODY w IZBIE PO-
SLOW.
Washington, 16 czerwca.
Plan departamentu marynarkl'
kt6ry chcial sprzedac diva okrsty
wojenne, Idaho i Mississippi
Grecyi zostai zablokowany wczo-
raj w nizszej izbie kongresu. L
pieniedzy otrzymanych "a tie o.
krety chciano pobudowac kola--
salny dreadnought. w Ikomlte-
Gle izbowym powstaiy takie prze-
szkody, ze prezes tegoz postano-
viii ME pchac proponowaneJ
sprzedazy, obawiajac sic porazkl.
Rad BEDZIE KONTROLO-
WAL SILE WoDNA.
Washington, IS czerwca.
PoseI Graham Illinois przed--
stawil wczoraj nova ustawe, ma
mocy ktorej Rad Stanow ZJed--
noczonych bedzie kontrolowal
wszelka size wodna w Stanach ZJe
dnoczonych. Zdaniem komitetu z
Iona nizszej izby, miasta beda
mialy prawo korzystac Z silly wod-
nej bezplatnie, to znaczy, re ME
beda oplacaly rzadowi zadnego
czynszu. Bezplatnie z silly wodne]
bedzie takze wolno korzystac ]e-
dnostkom, ktore ME uzywaja WIG
cei mad rs koni parowych W slle
wodnej, natomiast inne instytu,--
eye musza koniecznie piacic rza-
dowi dzierzawe.
w Stanie Illinois MONA do
stac przeszlo S5,oOO,O O,Ooo-koni pa
rowych z silly wodneJ, tymcza-
sem korzysta sic tylko z
100000.
S4o,Ooo,ooo MA KAToL1cK1
UNIWERSYTET.
St. Louis, No. Is czerWca. -
w testamencie, ktory zostawi
zmarly niedawno tenu James
Campbell polozono fundamen'
do najwiekszego szpitala W Swle,
Gle. Caly jego spadek, wynoszacy
przeszlo s4o,oOO,oOO zostai zapl'
sany ma katolicki uniwersytet "
St. Louis, prowadzony przez %
Tezuit6w. Z pieniedzy tych zafozS
sic szpital szkole medyczna.
iona zmarlego milionera le'
go jedynaczka maja korzysta'
nrzez Gale zycie procentow te
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
Marriage i.icenscs

tcrday by Deputy Clerk Breeden, OF
the Hastings Court, TO John II. Stoner
and Carrie n. Orsinger; James $. Flood
ii. Bell and Annie u. Alderman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
LABOR DAY COMMITTEE
OUTLINES ITS WORK
State Fair Grounds Unanimously
Chosen rs Place Of Big
Celebration.
FRANK KRuCK MADE CHAIRMAN
Question of Parade Not Yet Decided.
May Have Mammoth Spectacle
and Invite All Business Houses to
Enter Floats.

The Labor Day committee Of Rich
mond Central Trades and Labor Coun-
ell held an enthusiastic meeting last
Marshall Streets. and laid plans for
the celebration Of Labor Day this year
on magnificent scale. About nifty
OF the members OF the committee were
present.
The exercises and amusetnents Will
this year be at the state Fair Grounds
AT one time, when the military were
contemplating the use OF these
grounds, il was feared they would not
he available for the Labor Day pro-
gram. The committee was unanimous
In its choice OF Il site and Director
Page and Manager Warwick have al
ready assigned the first Monday In Sep
TENDER to the Trades Council
The committee on amuSements made
only Il partial report. but enough was
learned to insure Il day crowded with
pleasure varied TO suit all tastes. The
racing part of the program will he
fuller and more complete than ever
There will be free dancing all day
besides the various athletic events.
QUESTION OF PARADE:
NOT YET DETERMINED
The committee organized last night
with Frank NruCk as chairman and w.
w. Savage as secretary. Various sub
committees were appointed and much
enthusiasm developed. The question
of parade has not been decided 4
number of local unions are heartily in
favor OF Il parade. II II is decided
to lave Il parade. II will probably be
on Il mammoth scale, and many bust
ness concerns of the city will have
floats in the line. Parades Of this kind
have met with no little degree of sue
cess in other cities. and il is hoped to
get pageant here that will be Il credit
to both Richmond and her working
men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
FACTORIES TO Be THROWN
OPEN TO ALL BANKERS
Financicrs Attending big Convention
Will See What Richmond
Is Doing.
PLANS ARE BEING PERFECTED
Committees Holding Frequent Visits
in Anticipation OF Big National
Gathering in Octobcr-Many IN
puirics Are Being Received.

Booklets exploiting Richmoud's mu-
merous advantages as manufacturing
point and fully describing the plants
IF many OF the citys best knGHn in =
dustiial enterprises are bcing.pr6parod
Tor distribution among the hundreds OF
bankers ana rnanCiers who will attend
The annual convention of the American
Banners Association. which meets
her" in october. The work OF prcpnr-
ing The contents OF the booklets Is in
M hands OF the industrial committee.
formed 1T recent meeting of the adj
umistTaiiNc committee, representing
ihc Chamber Of Commerce. the Clear
Inr-!ioUSe Association and the city
Council, ana headed by Berkeley Will
liamS
The Industrial committee also has in
charge The arrangement of the tours of
inspection TO be made by delegates
du ring the sessions of the convention
through the plants of many. manufac-
turing concerns in Richmond The
tour" VIII be ARRANGED along the most
Systematic lines, and each Of the par
tics OF bankers, when they are show,
through the various factories will be
accompanied by persons thoroughly
familiar with The plants being inspect
cd. ia order that such information as
is given out TO The visitors Will he of
an authentic and reliable nature. Rich
,uond manufacturers are cooperating
tours, for local industries. il is thought
viii profit iu many ways hy reason Of
the Inspection trips
Local. FACTORIES
OPEN TO VISITORS
Cards are being arranged and Will
be iu readiness 20 be nlled ont by the
DELEGATES who desire to visit any OF
the local factories The plan is to
nav" III" delegate v rite his name OF.
the card specifying in what line of
manufacturing he is Interested OF what
factories b." desires TO visit After
The cards have been filled iu they VIII
be turned over 20 the Industrial com
'nittec, and the tours VIII be arranged
in the best possible manner from the
information given on the cards
some Of Tn" bankers who are com
ing 10 the Richmond convention this
fan have already sent letters to tho
Chamber of Comemrcc, inquirinR about
rarious Richmond Industries and OK
pressing Il desire 30 visit certain Of thr
local plants The descriptive booklets
and the INSPECTION tours 4 is believed.
VIII be the best possible method OF lot
ting the y! ,tors Know and of actually
showing them what Richmond IS doing
IN The manufacturing world
Each Of the visitors viii be gwen a
personal invitation to visit III" Mani
factliers Exhibit il, the Chamber OF
Commerce Building. ia charge OF lior-
ace +. smith. Interesting and ustrIc-
tive literature dealing with local man
ufaCturies viii he distributed at the cx-
libit hail. and those IN charge win
give out any Information regarding
local industries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
PURCHASE OF FARM GOES
OVER TO NEW COUNCIL
Subcommittee Decides Il Has Not
Time to Examine Various
Propositions.
ADMINISTRATORS MAY ACT
Ratciiffe Says Body Which Will Have
Management Of Farm Should
Choose Its Location and Provide
for Its Equipment

After cursory consideration OF
thirty-four separate propositions Of
fering for sale tracts OF land suitable
for city farm. the subcommittee from
the Council Committee on Public Build
inss Properties and Utilities decided
last night that il would be ilupossibln
Tor u 10 give the matter the necessary
attention during the life OF ;he present
council, and voted TO report 10 the
parent committee to This effect
Councilman Radcliffe pointed out the
folly OF graphing with problem OF
THIS character IN the hope OF arriving
q, q solution within thirty DAYS.
hach OF the thirty -four offers sub
mitted. lie said. will require several
hours OF inspection for intelligent con
sldcration, and II would be impossible
ior hin1 TO spare the required time from
ms business should an attempt be mad.
TO reach decision within the life OF
the present Council
Personally" said Mr.. Ratcline. Il
nave always had the feeling that this
farm should be bought and equipped
by the Administrative BonrG rhat
BODY VIII have the management OF IL
after II is established. and should
therefore, In my opinion. be the body To
purchase ii. ], for one. shall he glad
10 be relieved OF the duty OF making
the extensive investigation that this i'm
portant proposition should receive II
certainty am unwilling To undertake Il
In the short time that remains"
MAY DE TURNED OVER TO
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD
Mt Ratcliffe moved that the sub
committee report to the parent com
Inittee its decision that II win lie i'm
possible to consider the matter dur
ing Inc lie Of the present Council,
ana 10 refer to ii the various propo-
sitions that have been submitted
When the report comes up for con-
sideratio by the full committee, he
said. he Will add a personal recon-
mendation that the matter be turned
over for settlement TO the Administra-
tive Board. which has Il high powered
automobile AT its disposition to make
the necessary inspection tours
Much the same Views were eXpressed
by Councilman Atkinson who con
Cured with his colleague in the belief
that II was a physical impossibility for
the committee to settle the matter be
fore the death of the present Council
The motion was put by Chairman
Bliley, Of the subcommittee, and wasl
carried unanimously.
dozen or more real estate dealers
were OF hand last night to press the
merits of nearby tracts suitable forl
the city's purpose The committee de
clined TO go into a detailed examina
ton, and placed all offers on file. tol
be submitted to the full committee with
Its report. The prices of the thirty
four properties offered ranged from
$4,000 to $4,000. The city has about
$4,000 to invest in the enterprise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
BUYS BEER ON SUNDAY
WITH MARKED MONEY
Police secure Conviction of MolIie
BnrncS.-SQl0red, for ItunninE Blind
Tigcr-FIDcd 500 In Police Court.

bicycle Policeman j. j. Traylor sue
cceded in getting conviction against
Mollic Barnes, colored, who he arrested
sunday night on n charge of selling
liquor without q license, when the case
was called In the Police Court yester
day The Barnes woman, who is al
legged to have sold the liquor in 149
North Fifteenth Street. was fined 500
nd costs and placed under $500 Sc
curity for twelve months.
The police have been endcavoring to
secure evidence against her for some
time. but have been unable to get a
definite case against her until Taylor
succeeded in having beer purchased
there with marked money on Sunday
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
voluntary Bnnkruptcy.

Schedules In voluntary BANKRUPTCY
were fled yesterday in the United
States District Court by b. NJ. Buck.
of Louisa County. The liabilities are
S455.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

The assurances given by the railroad
officials Will relieve the growers OF
further apprehension. The growers
have suffered in years past through
the inability Of the roads to supply
sufficient number OF cars to move
the apple WELD, the losses in many
cases where cold storage was not avail
able being enormous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
TRADE EXTENSION BUREAU
RECEIVING ACCEPTANCES
Many Southern Merchants 10 Be
Here for Better Acquaintance
Week."
VARIED PROGRAM PREPARED
Zone Plan of Refunding Fares on Ba-
sis Of Miles Travelled and Amounts
Purchased Proving Popular With
Buyers.

With just two weeks remaining until
merchants representing practically
every town. village and rural com
munity In this section OF the country
VIII be arriving in Richmond to at
tend the second annual "Retter Ac-
quaintance Week." members Of the
Trade Extension Bureau OF the Cham
her of Commerce are busily planning
for the reception and entertainment OF
the guests. and everything possible is
being done 10 insure the success Of the
approaching gathering.
The zone plan OF rcfunding fares TO
merchants attending Better Acquaint-
ance Week" in Richmond on the basis
OF miles travelled and aggregate amount
OF bills of goods purchase d from mem
bers OF the bureau listed on invitations
which have been sent out is proving
popular with the merchants through
out the territory served by local mar
kets. as cvinccd by the numerous ac-
ceptances TO Invitations which continue
to pour In from all sides The zone
plan is believed TO he far more salts
factory. and certainly more popular.
than the refund method in vogue dur
inG previous years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
SAYS LEES FAMOUS DUTY
LETTER IS FORGERY
Professor Charles \. Graves to Dis
cuss Topic Before State Bar
Association.
LITTLEFIELD TO MAKE ADDRESS
Master in State Debt Question To
Discuss Panama Canal Tolls"
Large Attendance Expected at Hot
Springs Meeting.

lhe annual meeting OF the Virginia
stale Rar Association VIII be conducted
ai the Homestead Hotel, Hot Spriuns
august f-6. and the gathering of law
AcrS TINS year promises 10 be Of NOR.
than usual interest. Attractive hotel
aud railroad rates have been secured
Tor 'hose who will attend the meet
INK, ana the program includes ad-
dresses on timely subjects by some of
Inc most widely known barristcrs i'm
tn" country. John II Minor of Rich
mond. is secretary and treasurer Of the
association
ON Thursday morning. August t. the
annual address Will be delivered hy
Charles T.. Littlchcld, Of New York
The title OF his address will he "Pana-
ma canal Tolls and he will deal with
me right OF the United states TO eN-
empt its own shipping. \ speaker of
rare abiliiN and man Of national
reputation. Mr.. Littlcncld possesses (,
broad knowledge of the tonic uuon
which ne viii speak, and il is thought
that mis- address VIII be one of the
most attractive features OF The meet
ing. Having an intimate knowledge of
national politics. Mr.. Littleheld is pre-
pared to discuss the topic ne has So
lecied in a most comprehensive way.
lie Is former member OF Congress
from Maine. and is now a ~'idcly known
p'acticinG attorney in New York CITY
special interest. as he has been named
AS special master by the United States
supreme Court to hear evidence in the
virginia West Virginia debt question.
aud for that purpose will be I'm Rich
mond Oh August -
SAYS LEES FAMOUS
LETTER Is FORGERY
Professor Charles ~ Graves. Of the
faculty OF the University of Virginia
Is scheduled To read a paper at the
gathering which should prove Of great
interest 10 all Nirginians and others
Interested In the character and life
OF great military commander and In
the history OF the Southern Conrcd-
crazy The paper is entitled. The
Forged Letter Of General Robert T.
Lee. and tho author will undertake.
I" prove that the famous letter of
General Lee, containing the immortal
expression. Duty. then. Is Ia" subliin-
est word in our language" is forgery.
Just what data the author will intro
duce TO prove the truth Of his opinion
Us not known hut 1t is stated that he
IS prepared To back up his opinion with
mat ne regards rs substantial his
, torical facts.
\ paper entitled. "Employer's Liahil-
ity and Workman's Liability Law"
Wii be read By Lewis G. Williams. OF
the hichmona bar. Dealing as II does
with one of the lvcst Industrial proh-
lens of the times. this subject as II
Viii be presented ny the Richmond
harrisier. IL likely 10 prove OF great
interest and benefit TO lawyers of the
State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
Cnsc IL Continued.

The case against Charles Cooper
colorcd. charged with stealing nl
peddlcrs license valued at 500 front
y. l., Creis, was Yesterday continued
until August . by Justice Crutchfield
i'll the Police Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
NOT YET DETERMINED
Itcuuisiiion IIonorcd.

Rendition papers were issued yester-
day by Governor Stuart. delivering to
the West Virginia authorities Charles
l.efyou. who was arrested recently at
Rocky Mount. Franklin County. and
held there as Il fugitive from Justice
Rcquis;tion was made last week Oh the
Governor for the prisoner. i.cfvou is
wanted i'm Raleigh County, West Viz
Sinia, to answer Il charge OF grand lar
ceny. He will he taken to that place
by. Deputy Sheriff II. T.. phipps, prob
ably this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
GENERAL WEEK or
FRIENDLY HOSPITALITY

Monday. August 10. is the first day
OF the gathering. All Southern mcr-
chants are invited 10 come and bring
their entire households. and all who ac-
cept the invitation are promised a week
of friendly hospitality and entertain
mcnt and profitable business expert
cnce. Many OF the merchants who
have accepted the invitation will bring
their families on the trip. and with
this knowledge In view certain fca-
lures of the program have been ar
ranged. y glance at the program of
entertainment makes il evident that
the merchants and their families will
spend few idle moments while in Rich
mond for Better Acquaintance Week."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

The writer heard this converse
ton OH the street car the other
day: IF | had $1,000 to-day I'd
buy home | know Of. and pay off
the balance like I'm paying rent
now"
To which the other man replied:
We'll, Jim, you're earning SIPS
a month. Bank $50 month.
and in four years. at 2 per cent
compound interest you'll have
S1,O20.75."
81 might have added, and SCOTS
of that sum represents the inter
est
Have you some ambition which
calls for $1,000 or any other sum?
Why not call at our savings de-
partment and let us suggest how
you can accumulate the money.
safest for Savings"
11o1 East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

The case against Samuel Holt, the
man arrested by Detective Sergeants
kcllam and Atkinson ~ a fugitive
from justice in New Jersey. was YES
terday continued until August to
allow officers from that state time to
appear here and claim their prisoner
Holt is said TO he wanted in New Jer-
sey, for the dcscrtion of his wife and
children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
GOVERNOR STUART PLANS
TO ATTEND CELEBRATION
Will BE In Baltimore for "Star
Spangled Banner
Day"
STAFF OFFICER MAKES REPORT
Colonel Warren p. Taylor i'm Charge
OF Arrangements for Visit OF Gov
ernor and StaH-Tentntive Pro-
gram OF Celebration.

Pians preliminary TO the contcin-
plated visit Of Governor Henry G.
stuart and his STAFF to the Star
Spanglcd Banner Centennial. which viii
be held In Baltimore for one week he =
ginning September u. were discussed
10y the executive with Colonel Warren
J. Taylor, quartermaster of the staff,
Neste rday afternoon.
colonel Taylor has been in commune
cation with some of the centennial of =
hccrS. lie impaired to Governor Stuart
what he had learned regarding the
arrangements being made in Halti-
more. The Virginia party will go to
Baltimore TO participate in the pro
gram OF the most eventful day OF the
week. saturday. September -
TENTATIVE PROGRAM
or BIG CELEBRATION
The tentative program announced for
that day is as follows:
Morning. .scorting tho original
star Spangled Banner battle nag
through the city To Fort Mclienry by
"av Of Key Highway. The escort will
dent Of the United States, members
Of the Cabinet, former Presidents and
Nicc-President. members of former
Cabinets, Governors Of the States and
their STATS. distinguished guests on
arrival at Fort McITenry ~ facsimile
OF the original battle flag VIII be
raised. while human flag. composed
Of the school children Of Baltimore
viii sing The Star Spangled Banner.
assisted by the combined singing so
Cieties and bands.
Acknowledgement illumination OF
the city. Bombardmcnt Of Fort Nc
Henry. special displays OF fireworks a.
Fort Mciienry, Federal nm and River
side Parks. terminating In a grand wa
ter carnival, the Illumination Of the
tort by Searchltrhts and the rendering
OF the star Spanglcd Banner and
other national airs by the combined