The Democratic advocate., 1915-05-07
SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL
PARADE
1000 SCHOOL CHILDREN I'm LINE
FINE DEMONSTRATION N-54 SCHOOLS
REPRESENTED FIELD EVENTS, &c.

One of the largest crowds that ever
gathered in this city for like attrac-
ton was present this morning to
witness the second annual public
school demonstration and parade.
Early in the morning strings OF auto
mobiles and teams of various kinds
loaded down with school Children and
interested persons were coming in
from all sections of the county. About
8 o'clock rain began falling and q
steady down fall kept up until after
the parade was through.
The parade started from the High
School and marched through Green
and Main streets and Pennsylvania
avenue.
The following were in line: Mount
ed Police, J. o. U. A. M. drum corps
and order, Mechanicsville Band and
]. o. U. A. M. Lodge, No. 70; Carroll
ton Band, followed by the following
schools: Taneytown, Uniontown,
Mayberry, Pipe Creek, Baust, Pleas
ant Valley, Frizellburg, Mt. Pleasant,
Wisner's, Morgan Run, Deer Park,
Gambler, Wesley, Sandymount, Finks-
burg, Bethel, Sykesville, Freedom,
Manchester, Bachman's, Rogers, Sill
yer Run, Westminster High, Bunker,
West End, Cranberry, Mt. View,
Shades, Meadow Branch, Mexico,
Wartieldsburg, Stonesifer's, Ogg Sum-
NIT, Browns, Snydersburg, Hamp-
stead, Emory, Lamotte, Leister's, Mid
dleburg, Four Corner, Marston, New
Freedom, Jordan's Retreat, Carroll
Academy, Bark Hill, Friendship,
Bruceville, Park Hall, New Windsor,
Union Bridge, Linwood, Springdale,
Mt Airy and Mt. Olive.
Members Of the School Board were
also in line.
The Boy Scouts acted as guides.
F'ifty-ffve schools were represented.
From 1890 to 1900 an exhibition of
school work in the rooms of the High
School Building. At IL a. M, demon
stration of agricultural work con-
Quoted by Prof. j. Keller Smith, of the
Agricultural Department of Mt Airy
High School. At Las D. M, the educa-
tional mass meeting was held in
Alumni Hall, at Western Maryland
College
At D. M, the first annual track and
\ field events for public school or Car
roll county viii take place, under the
4 direction of the Public Athletic
League The officials are as follows:
Honorary Referee, Hon. R Smith
Snader-
Referee, Prof. Beall, wv. MI o.
Starter, Prof Richmond, w. Nj. O.
Track Judges, Public Athletic
League Official (chief).
Assistants, Thomas, j. 0. Arthur, a.
Garrett, K. r. Pfeiffer.
Field Judges, Walter Graefe, Paul
R. Holtz, Wolford, Collision, Blakeney
Prof. Baldwin.
Inspectors, S. Miles, E. F. Mickey
L. A. Twigg.
Clerk of the Course, Public Athletic
League Official
Assistant Clerk of the Course, Ross
J. Blocher.
Chief Relay Clerk, j. R. Young.
Assistant Relay Clerks, j. Miles, III
Monroe, Fred 5. Jenkins, Harland
Green
| Scorer, Public Athletic League OH
cial.
Assistant Scorer, Fisher Wantz.
| Announcer, j. q. Numbers.
\ Marshall and Assistants, Chief ot
| Police, Stem and assistants
Custodian Of Prizes, Hon. III r.
| Wooden.
| Games Committee, Hon. j. B. Baker,
Mr.. HI. Peyton Gorsuch, Prof. Geo. r.
Morelock, superintendent Of County
Schools).
Committee for Decisions of last re-
port, Theodore F. Straus, Chairman,
Col Washington Bowie, Jr., Henry G.
| Penniman.
Director of Games, VIM. Burdick, M.