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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-07
FLAG DAY JUNE l4TH

In the rush of commencements do
not let us forget Flag Day. June
l4th. Our glorious flag is 1873 years
old on next Monday, week from to-
day. and IL is fitting to recall some Of
It's history.
The American flag is growth, rather
than a creation. It's history can be
traced back to the 18th century, or
nearly COO years prior to the first
Flag Day" June "a. l777.
After tracing tie evolution of the
flag down To the time of the original
colonies, IL il on follows:
At the outbreak Of the Revolution the
American colonies had no flag com
mon TO all Of them. In many cases the
merchant marine flag of England was
used with the pine tree substituted for
the Union Jack. Massachusetts adopt
cd the green pine tree on white field
with the MOTTO IAN Appeal to
Heaven" Some of the Southern
States had the rattesnake flag with
the motto, Don't Tread on Me. !"
on white or yellow field. This flag
had been used by South Carolina as
early as l764. Benjamin Franklin de-
Tended the rattlesnake device on the
ground that the rattlesnake is found
only in America and that serpent en-
blcms were considered by ancients TO
be cmblcms Of wisdom.
In September, 1916. there was dis
played in the South what is by many
believed To be the first distinctively
American flag. IL was blue with a
white crescent, and matched the
dress Of the troops, who wore caps
inscribed Liberty or Death.
The colonists desired to ADOPT a
common flag but they had not yet de
clared, independence and were not at
first seeking independence.
As the colonists gradually became
converted To the idea that indepen-
dcncc from the mother country was
necessary. they began To modify the
flag, first by leaving off the Union
Jack and using only the l3 horizontal
stripes. The modified flags were not
always red and white, but regularly
consisted of combinations of two col
ors selected from red. white. blue and
yellow The final modification was
the replacement Of the Union Jack by
the white stars on blue field.
The stars are the only distinctive
feature of the American flag. The
official adoption of our first flag was
in l777. The 8 stars were arranged
in a circle to symbolic the perpetuity
Of the union of the States. Vermont
was admitted to the Union in 1891 and
Kentucky in 1892 1t was felt that
these two new States ought to be rec
ognzed on the flag. SO in 1894 Con-
gress passed an act making the Is
stars and 10 stripes.
This remained the flag of the
United States throughout the War of
1912. until there were 20 States in
the Union. In 1916. an effort was
again made TO modify the flag so that
all the new States would be represent
cd on il. To be continually adding
stripes would make the flag very awk-
ward in shape and appearance. so after
arguing the matter for two years,
Congress decided TO retrun to the orig
iusl Is stripes and one star for each
State. Congress has never determined
the arrangement of the stars nor the
shape and proportions of the flag. and
there has been great variation. spec
tally in the stars. There are still
many who believe that the symbolic
circular grouping of stars should be
restored.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-07

A saint is a man who is on time, who
keeps his word. who spreads good
cheer. and who, while having his own
opinion about things. gives everybody
else the privilege of having theirs. :"
No wonder so few are canonized-
Emmittsburg Chronicle.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE rs HEREBN GINEN T..i .ts
~ SubEcrihGr has ObtAlUad tfnm ...
pbAnH' Coura OF Anne Arundel nu...- il
Maryland. Letters OF AdmtnistrhtI.u W.
personal estate of
MARTHA r.. MILIGU.
late of Anne Arundel Count. a... ..---
All persons having claims asE...t t.a ..
ceased, aro hereby warned so er.N.i t..
Same, with she vouchers Thereof t..trf.
tcrtber, on or before She
sth DAY OF ST PTE@BEk Hr
They may otherwise, D. law. .b sle...-.
from al bene1s of said eStste t ,.ri
indebted 70 said estate 6re sn1utrt,t a
make immediate payment
0iveu under my hand thit .u1 lay Of
March 1915.
HENRY T. MI#lrE
ms AduirI. .trtta.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NJ pTiJE ts hereby given, Thaa she SUI
l sctibex has obtained from the OS-
phanE' Court Of Anne Arundel County,
In Maryland, Letters Testamentary ON
on the personal estate of ANTOINE j.
CoRBEsIRR, late Of Anne Arundel
County, deceaaed. All peERoua haYinp
GLAZING against the deceased as3 hereby
wsvned So exhibit the same. yzith She
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, ON
% before She 18th DAY or OCTOBER,
1915. They may otherwise. by law, be
excluded from sll benefit OF said sssaka
AL persons indebted 30 said satHts ars
requested TO make immedIate payment
Given under our hand thIs 9Th day
April, 1918.
JULIE F. MAoNAMEE,
~ Executrix.
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Probably the enterprising movie
producers will now stage fight be-
tween Charlie Chaplin and Jesse
Willard.
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'Tis the sweet girl graduates oppor-
tunity now to tell US how to settle all
wrong things right.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-07

Armsgeddon agrees admirably with
the manufacturers of explosives.
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Would anybody else like to take on
the Colonel for little bout?
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-07
SATURDAY, JUNE the 18th, 1875
fAT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M &.

fAT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M,
all the real estate in said mortgage mentioned
and described consisting of all that lot or parcel
of land situate on the north side OF and known as
No. % Morris Street. AnnapoliA Maryland. des-
cribed as follows:
Beginning for the same at point in the said
side of said street distant IN an easterly direction
one hundred and fifty feet from the intersection
of said street, Murray Avenue and Third Street
which plat is recorded among the Land Records
Of Anne Arunedl County in Liber q. w, No ], TO
o IL, and running from thence at right angles
10 said Morris Street and in a northeTly direction
one hundred and twenty-five feet; thence running
in an easterly direction and parallel with said
Morris Street the distance of thirty feet to the
west corner of lot No. OF block II on said plat,
thence running in a southerly direction and par
allel with the first line OF this description the dis
tance of one hundred and twenty-five feet to the
said side of said Morris street, thence along the
said side of said street in westerly direction the
distance of thirty feet to the place of beginning,
being lot No. 6 of block H" as designated on said
plat and being the same lot or parcel of lands
which was conveyed to the said Iobn /. Diggs
by Joseph w. Duvall and wife by deed dated the
18th day of Nav, 1915, and recorded among the
Land Records of said county in Iiber g. W., No.
&c. folio 477. &c. The lot is improved by two
story Frame Dwelling in good condition.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-half of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day 'of sale or
ratification thereof by the Court and the balance
in six months from the day of sale. the deferred
satisfaction of the undersigned. all cash at the
option.of the purchaser. deposit OF SlOO will be
required on the day of sale.
For further information inquire of
FRANK II. STOCKETT.
ml7-td Attorney named in Mortgage.
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Now the graduates will again tell
us Beyond the Alps Lies Italy. y."s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-07

Apparently MIR. Barnes character
was dented but not punctured.
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The middies are gone and the town
is full of Navy widows.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-07

Swatting the flies is less sensational
than some other forms of warfare, but
il does not disgrace civilization.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is hereby gIvcn, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Or
phAns' Court of Anne Arundel County,
In Maryland, Letters Teatamentary on
the personal estate Of SEMMF WKLCH
OWENS, lste Of Anne Arundel County,
deceased.
All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the 25th
day oi JULY, 1915. They may other
wise, by Law, be excluded from slI bene-
at OF said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make I'M
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this Igth day
OF January, 1915
A. T. BRADY, Executor
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P u Lie SAL E
OF
LOT And DWELLING
On Morris Street, Annapolis, Md.

BY virtue OF authority contained in mortgage
from John +. Dggs and Marv Diggs. his wife,
dated the 18th day Of May. 1913. and recorded
among the Land Records Of Anne Arundel Coun-
ty. in Liber G. W. No. 96. folio 479. &c, the un-
dersigned. as the Attorney named in the mortgage,
will offer TO public sale at the Court House door,
in the CITY OF Annapolis. MARYLAND. on
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-07

nj oTIoE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That tb,
Subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of Anne Arundel COUNTY
In Maryland, Letters Parliamentary or
the psrsonal estate ofAugusts p. Lsnge.
ats Of Anne Arundel County, deceased
AL persons having claims sgsinst ths
dsoeesed, are hereby warned 10 exhlbii
the same, With the vouchers thereof,
the subscriber, on or before the 18th dag
Il AUeUsT, 1915. They may other
wise, by law, bs excluded frOrn sl
benefit OF said estate AL persons in
debted - said estate ere rsuuezted
make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand shis stb fsv
Of February, 1916.
ENNALLS WAGGAMAE,
III Execute
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

MOTICE!is hereby given, Thst the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of Anne Arundel Coun.
ty 10 Maryland. Letters OF Admins
tratiOn on the personal estate Of ANN
ELLEN POWERS, late Of Anne Arun
del County, deceased. All persons hay-
Ing claims against the deceased, are
hereby warned 70 exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof, to the suF
scribeF. on OK before the IIth day az
NOVEMBER. 1915. They may other
wise, by Law, be excluded from slI
bene6t Of said estate. All persons IL
oebted to ssid estate are requested 10
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 1ltb dsyjof
May. 1915
NICHOLAS II. GREEN.
Administrator.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-07

~ Try a Want ad. In the Capt.
a The results vill he sure
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-07

Adyertisemsnts under this head. not eI-
ceedfna -four lines times 2 IS cents
week scots: each additional line sets
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TOR RENT-3 story brick DWELLING GO Corn
hill ST. Completely furnished. Electric
lights Apply to Eli H. HOrwitz 81 Gunthcr Bldg.
Baltimore. Key at Globe Furniture Company
$40 West St j2-u
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TOR RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS. for
light housekeeping. Apply l63 Conduit
Street G3t
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ANNAPOLIS
I " sEIiix %eNli 4
20 MARfLAi1h ofut.t
rUBLIsHBU HVREI DA} hxlspr
SUNDAY

A Newspaper for the Home
and Family Circle. Itcovep
thoroughly the news of the
city, Naval ACADEMY and
many sections OF the county
BACH week will be found lhe
proceedings Of the County
Commissioners, Orphans
Court, Property Transfers.
&c, which makes it Of os.
pecial interest To- count sob.
scTibers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-07

To REPEAL AND RE-oRDAIN WITH
AMENDMENTS ARTICLE Nv Oh TIE
REVISED CODE OF THE CITY 0Hs 0E
WARDS
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TOR RENT-Ten-Room HOUSE. 90 Market St.
All modern improvements including hot
water heat. gas. electric lights etc. Apply ]. w.
Trautwein. City Dock m27 II
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TOR PENTHOUSE No. Madison St. Win
put in thorough repair for good tenant. Key
at No. Madison St m3l-tf
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TOR RENT-Several desirable HOUSES at
Eastport. Five Six and Seven Rooms. Rent
S. 90. $500 and $500 to respectable white tenants
w. n. HART. Eastport j2w
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-07

EN- o0O TO LOAN on firsf-ciass mortgage. OF
SIV,VVW mortgages. in the City Of Annapolis
A. THEODORE BRADY. Attorney y-atIsw, Arin-
del Building. sl2-d
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES
AA Sums 70 suit borrower. Apply 70 WikSON
G. GOTT. Attorney. II School Street. Annspo-
lis Md n4d
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MEN wOMEN-GET GOVERNMENT JOBS
Ah SOS 10 $50 month Spring Examinations
everywhere. Full description free. Franklin In
stitute. Dept. l46 A. Rochester. N. Y m22u
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

PHIL. f. PORTER. Clerk
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-completely FURNISHED HOUSE,
Randall Court. from June 18th TO September
18th S35 a month. Telephone 766 j43t
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nFntered ~ the Annapolis Pos;office as
Second Class Matter.
MONDAY. JUNE Z, 1915.
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FOR RENT-After MAY Is. an S-Room HOUSE,
4 ll9 West St, Apply Miss Helen b. White 23l
Prince George ST. ml4u
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TOR RENT-West Street HOUSE. Six Rooms
and bath. All modern improvements. Porch
and side yard entrance. Rent S2. w. II. Hart.
Church Circle. jlw
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FOR SALE-Three pieces of property Nos. 25. "a
4 and % Washington ST. Apply J. w. Ander-
son IS Murray Ave. i52w
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TOR RENT-e.RooM :HoUSE. For particu.
lars, etc. apply NJ. ID. G. SANDERS, City
Dock. m26n
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NTANTED-To do general HAULING. Baggage
w Transfer a Specially; also Whitewashing,
Plasiering. Painting and Carpenters Work.
Phone 726-m. Work done satisfactorily. Can
furnish best references. NIP
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AN ORDINANCE

To repeal and re-ordain with amendme nts
-s<Section Ia of Article 8s the Revised
Code of the City of Annapolis. Title
Streets"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-07

ENOR RENT-Completely furnished Groom
BUNGALOW on the Severn River near An
napolis. Address Mrs. Allen Lester Fowler, X.
F. u. No 2 or Phone lS06-f-3. 3 m2l-u
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Minta," auxiliary cruiser. yacht.
with gasoline engine. sail. etc. In first class
condition: b fl. long. Is 40 it. wide Can be
seen at foot Of Franklin ST.. Murray HILL Apply
70 Mrs II. A. Gale. I-St
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WANTED

WANTED Permanent BOARDERS: room and
w board Al 500 per week. Gantts Hotel.
ll3ll5 Main ST. 0u
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TOR RENT-FURNISHED APARTMENT on
Maryland Avenue. Handsome rooms and
fine furnishings. Will rent for June week or long
er. w II. HART. Church Circle. ilw
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FOR RENT-6Room FLAT, with bath. Fleet
wood Apartment. Rent Sl2. Apply CHAS.
F. LEE, Church Circle. i2ld
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-27
lARGE DISPIA
OF FIREWORKS

The next thing ON the pogram
VIII be the showing OF a device caAeo
the Chinese Brilliant, which Will be
ten feet square, followed by dis
play of i've -<Unxtdr electric bombs,
a ve-titable kaleidoscope Of flashing
fire. The beautiful southern cross N
artistic aerial novelty fred from
ternittent, changing color in repre-
sentatlon of the fiery consteha1on.
lwiH be displayed
A beautiful PORTRAYAL OF the Field
of the Cloth OF Gold. produced by
the discharge OF an immense seeA
exhibiting golden stars ant em!tuns
etittering spangles, and the fight @
five six pound bombs containing
triple parachutes bright as the stars
Sparkling in the sky, will be shown
A devise showing the tree OF t1o-
erry, twenty-five by thirty-hFe 1ee1
in size. the ascent OF twelve mann
mott, prismattc whirIwinds forming
umbrellas OF IRE IN ascent and de-
scent. a display of five Unxld' cleo
| tric shower mines with diamond dust
erect and display of three worlds
fair batteries. giving in proper Sc
ouence the colors OF the Americas
viii comprise the next part OF the
program
This Will be followed by a 0lSpldy
OF fifty -Unxtd0 triple star candles,
emitting cometie stars, 100 feet high.
which, breaking into three parts dis
PLAYS red, green and amber slobules-
a device twenty feet in size called
dazzling diamonds. the fight OF TWEEN
tv-fve colored aerolites. continuous
; discharge OF electric aeroNtes and
display of two "Unxld" combination
shells showing the following colors,
! mauye, magenta, canary, verm1llion,
! terra Gotta, nile green and azure
blue. each bomb having from three
to five separate and distinct Effects
A discharge OF twenty-five shower
OF pearls making gentle wavy light,
| display of ~UnxId" electric sun
| bursts the twentieth century novelty,
ascent of ten four pound rocket
| bombs, each detaching floating lights,
changing to magnesium. lighting up
| the entire heavens. and a discharge
of three "-Unxlde' fiery spider bombs,
bursting into scene which resembles
score of colossal spiders creeping
across the Sky Will then be displayed
The next display on the program
VIM be a discharge OF three "Unxid,'
triple chrysanthemum bombs cover
| ing the heavens with gigantic Jap
anese blossoms each breaking into a
different tint, the ascent OF three pea
cock bombs exhibiting rich trailing
colors, a display OF three Unxid
! eighteen inch bombs containing
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-27

northern tights. silver coraionss tuT-
1 lose : rnbfes. saphdres, old gold and
a,S S comb tnatsons and discharge
~ three efght pound doattng fescoon
rocter bornbs forming necklaces OF
esns
the next par of the program IS
| e-cenfionaI1y interesting and consists
Of Discharge OF three eight pound
s>a, - rJ1a nat1onal colors IN 1nfdar,
= asss,+ ~ five doaI bombsheis, pop
o,es IN the eou6eJd.- discharge Of
80 --,s,Idan snower batteries. con-
s+sc sn5 Soldenrain erect and salyo
- three y..Ijnxldr large bombs with
S1,es+ Combinations and color effects
s.,eIrds7es yrfirHefrs nrismanc tor
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-27
Bladenbone Of Cold Lamb

Take a shoulder Of cold lamb
weighing from two or three pounds,
score the flesh to the bone in squares
about an inch apart. Make powoer
by mixing together one teaspoon OF
salt. one of pepper and one-half Tea,
spoon dry mustard. Rub this wen
into the flesh, then place the meat. on
hot gridiron, put In four or ns -
drst ON one side then on the other
until it is hot throughout. Place ~
on a hot dish. brush It over VIII q
clarified butter. squeeze the juice OF
a lemon upon it and serve as hot as
possible. Time to bron, about one
Quarter hour The hot mixture
tshould be rubbed into the joint some
hours before 1t is broned-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-27
NiHsMarS Closing Exercises OF
Independence Day Ceie-
brafIon Program

MspIay of fireworks the Ike OF
,TVq4iifch has never been seen In West
tYirHinia has been arranged for the
big Independence Day celebration
here a6onday. July >. by the connait-
tee IN charge of that part OF the pro
gram and an order has been placed
with the Consolidated Fireworks
Ccmbany OF America, through it's New
York Office for the fireworks that will
be used on The program
IN letter received from the main
once OF the Consolidated Fireworks
Company of America recently 1t an
mounced that the display has been ar
ranged and viii be shipped here the
last OF the week and that an eSper1-
enced man from the factory viii be
sent here Sunday and will have fuli
charge of the fireworks program
The display will start at O'Clock
and will be on Pinnfclstnnlck na4l IN
full view OF all parts OF the cityS and
dts suburbs
The program as arranged VIII be
started with salute OF twelve
aerial maroons. Taking terrific re-
ports to announce the commencement
OF the display, and this will be fol-
lowed by a grand illumination OF the
SURROUNDINGS. with twenty-five I'm
xId. colored lights constantly chang
ing coEors-
This VIII be followed by the can
opy OF translucent glory. produced by
the discharge OF six twelve inch Tn
efdst shells containing spangled
clouds. diamond chains. meteoric
rain. concur re rose and paradise
pIunes. Next will be set OF six bat
terfes Of jeweIed mines. displaying
varied tfnts as they rise into the air.
The polychromatic canopy. pro
duced by the discharge of nine shells
Containing the -Unxld's- latest tints
and electric effects. enyelopins the
entire sky with all co1ors of the spec
tnm in mad tumble OF picturesque
sconHusion will then be shown
a display OF five "Unxld" fifteen
inch bombs showing the following
fowers. primroses. Tsolets. pansies,
1aburnum blossoms. passion flowers
and heliotrope. will then be set on
followed by three large batteries OF
colored saucfssons, filing the air with
gyrating wonders Ike that caused by
the conortlons OF a multitude Of par
tico1ored serpents. A discharge Oh
two national bombs, showing the col
ors of the American flag. the latest
eDux1Fss 1916 colmbination effects,
Wei close this part OF the program
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-27
GETS
BIG RECEPTION
At REDWOOD
Chief Executive Met by Citizens
and Put at the Head of
Auto Parade.

lockwood, June 26.-Richwood
entertained a distinguished vlsato1
the other day in the person OF Cover
nor Hatfield. who was here Tor a
snort time only, on his way over 70
Greenbrier county, where ne was
billed for a speech at good roaos
meeting.
when 1t was learned that the gov
e-or would visit Redwood, prepar
atoms were at once made to gave haril
snch a reception as would become
him as chief executive OF great
state. Consequently, NUMBER OF 1n me
leading citizens Of the town got TO
gether on Monday evening ana mace
some hasty preparations for enter
tanning him while here
Owing to the fact that the Cover
nor could only remain, here for a
short time nothing elaoorate conl
he attempted. yet the Fleetwood peo-
ME never do anything by halves and
20 when the noon train. pulled in, the
governor was met by number OF the
leading citizens of the town and was
taken In an. automobile at the head OF
an automobile parade, accompanied
nv the brass band Of the town, up
throuYh Main street, Park Place ana
down through NH Town, and back
Ia the Yew Pine Inn. where a large
crowd of people had gathered and an
I}mnromptu and public reception was
beIdS after which luncheon was
served to which the following named
|narties sat down Governor HATFIELD
Canaan "a, a. W. Armstrong. DR.. W: D.
|McCfung. DE- James McGLung. =.
IRoroksbank. s C. Dotson. a. DeiIzy
n NJ Richards. IA W1liiams.SJe b.
IDodge. J. a Landacre, Harvey Dbl
Nm en George z. Hurd, L a. Thomas
Is. smith: Waiter Hutchinson. Rev
10. e. Thorne, the Rev O. In sSr
he Rev. &. $ Eskridge. Ia G. WI
Iiiams and j. Dotson- At the con-
iclnsion of the repast and after the
hand had discussed some excellent
music the governor was dntrodueed to
Is-ed IN front of the hotel. by s. G.
IDotson. and delivered an e1tempor-
laneous address. touching upon the
live issues Of the day: he address,
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EntertainS Friends

Miss June Flowers entertained a
INF her young friends from TO >
os,.,ocI<e Friday evening and games
were the pleasant diversion during
the evening fee cream, frult-pu ast
and CONNECTIONS were served. ine
guest list included some out-o1-toWn
Young friends, who are beng enee =
ts;1ad at a weekend house party IN
- home of Mrs. Arthur B. Boggess.
N honor of their little daughter.
Among the young folk who are
enioying the house party are Margar-
~ Hiegin botham. owings; Rose and
Ruth Pigott and 1darshaline Randall
OF pine Bluff; June Flowers, Irene
Pirott and Estel1e Randall. of Shinns-
ton.