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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-06
ID. 1. n. tommittee
Hold Meeting Today

Under the chairman OF Mrs
0wen-ch4 heoa tlle Ways and Mean.
Committee q the Peggy stewart Te9
Parry Gfapter. Daughters 81 Ii
American Revolution. are holding S
meeting this afternoon a he hips
Inn Mrs Chahoon. who IS spendinf
he winier III The shorehan Washing
on came over from that city cspeei
ally Tar The meeting 0lliers OF rs
committee arc Mrs Z G. Heiner, Mr.
Allen We coti, Mrs " n Berkeley
Mrs laines A EuiIara Airs Emn1
Eveerft Miss Katherine walton, Mas
=. Dorsey e.Iss @as ana AIRS Gags
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-06
tyOlAD TAN JAPANESE yOETf.s
DEFECTIVE i4tR SERVICE
q ofrcsponasate associated Press 4

u aFrcspaus',nte tssoc.tsed fFess,l
TOXIC. Noy - Medical eNaanilia
ion for military service winch has
ast been concluded revealed that Il
considerable percentage Of conscripts
eiongng to well-to-do families es-
are service OWNS to relatively weak
hysidue.
Lisas.-ceneral Horinehi in yie4 Of
he TACT THAT the burden OF conscgip
ion falls with increasing weight on
he lower classes suggests thai youths
who are exempted because Of defee-
i've physique should pay q special
AK The military authorities are
against teh proposal on the ground
hat il would tend To encourage the
dea Of purchasing exemptions which
Inconsistent with the fundamental
principles Of the army.
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CHAPTER XVI.
| Eamlls tanelaNe

Il n.ay b housht strange by sanle
reades md 1 rcpraaeh my ro
thers tA M wo 81. rs and
snail bos s.sopla liare neca atiaSvsl
IL H lsuile again, MIA RoI,e gt
ste len nc family q a olEaa.ls,
nr ree,iAe Is bn' far tais they se.lf
.na 3 me Two OF my three isvtas
far tl.ree Were ;N glias s
ieA s;a lNal Young ii..l
ll fies a>sas So ay!N q if
ar fear y3ar l.resoati!A
Fe ea heen 81 nome and sea
Us Iii Is ea!sIaraily Is
cur p ruittael. lsu. The ates
ID f4ni!i, the wan
sr.sssl and tile ron,it
~ u saunifs h1l pi
i, 81 from arriving q ~
4 riae and We we,e IL ns
sll5fa III he tannN
giNc BE sem, VI our isarnles
M Sl known Waa eR
III fs.hsi's affair nal Il,
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II t3 Is f tht tlst31 "5l &.
QUITS aiists y As'ts Afia&h 80
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-06
VIII Entertain
ASST. Secretary

Admiral and Mrs Scales Will enter-
tain. AZ lnnehaon 81 Nionaav Afternoon
IN honor Of Assistant secretary OF tho
Navy Gordon Newberrs. Mrs, New
berry and their daughter. VINO viii
eeme here from Washington 20 visit
THE Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-06
attended Party
lm Baltimore

Mrs. Frank Fell Of Duke q Giou-
eeat' r street MAS il Baltimore 'ast
evening e attend party given by her
sister, Mrs George schmidt Barre
street that city Mrs Fell remained
oYrr in baltimore today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-06

Miss Janet Richards NIL resume
her classes ID current Events 81 nc
Naval Academy Auditorium on satur-
day morning at 70 O'Clock
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-06

'FICre are more than roo 81 Of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-06

I,alinu1 i .Iannars 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-06
PRAYER SERVICE
OF THE WEEK

tContlnnea FROM page ID
The Keota news., 1921-04-22
Plant. Demand Cold.

After the period of growth 10 spring
and summer there 3 period OF DOR
nancy before the cold weather sets IN.
and II plants are maintained artin'
cinlly at . high temperature this dor
mnnt period persists. Exposure to
cold IL needed to activate the plant TOR
another period Of growth. Perhaps the
liberation of engines acts IN the
stored starcl,es. converting them into
sugars. or the phenomenon may be due
In 4 chnnge In the rcrmcabI'ity OF the
cell. membrane. Though normally the
stimulus required for a renewal o!
growth Il supplied by cold. mechanical
injury q a period of drying may have
the same effect. The process occurs
independently In any exposed part OF
plant, 30 that II one or two branches
Of plant be kept continually warm
The Keota news., 1921-04-22
BEAUTIFUL IN ITS coLoRlHe
orssn Warbler Remarkable Even
Anehe American Birds Ter tho
0oroeeuonooo oS IT, PlvNnaoe.

Sosne birds get very nervous and be-
come much excited II you approach
their nests. and among them 10 the
black-throated green warbler. says the
American Forestry association. An.
other thing about this bird II that Il
frequently builds several nests.
Whether this II because Il changed it,
mind after building the nrst one and
decided to select . better location or
with the deliberate purpose Of deceiv.
ing any intruders who might come
along Ia not known. The bird 10 very
beautifully colorcsl. the top Of its head
and the region nearly down to the
shoulders being . yellow green. the
hack olive green. the throat and breast
jet black and the under parts white
with some yellow In them at times.
II sou are out bird hunting and are
looking for that member Of the warbler
known N the pine warbler. you Will
be most likely to hnd II. as the name
implies. In q pine grove. In fact it 10
seldom found outside Of such localltie<.
The bird II rather quiet In its man
ncrs and does not move about from
one spot to another with ~ much
fuss NJ do many birds. Like the
creeper II has the habit Of creeping
about among the branches Of the trees.
II II greenish yellow above and
brighter below. with two white wing
hnrs and with white spots on its outer
tail feathers.
The Keota news., 1921-04-22
Fishing ouperstitieos

The salmon fisheries Of California
used to be responsible for . queer Gus,
tom on the part Of the Indiana. Every
spring they would "dance for salmon"
II the Hxh did not appear with the
celebrity deemed appropriate. there
would he employed wise man" who
made nm image Of swimming hsh
which, wsx placed In the water In the
hope Of attracting live 1sh TO the bait.
The Japanese fishermen have the
quaint notion thnt silence must be OBJ
served. and even the women left az
home are not permitted to talk lest
the Ash should hear and disappro.e.
Among the members Of the primitive
race Of Anus. the first fsh cnushs is
brought In through n window Instead
OF door. xO that the other fish INA,
not see"
The Keota news., 1921-04-22
.,ao,A HOLE Of TREE FERN
I" rs,t Country the pisnt Atssins the
Dignity 81 . Splendid. Full.
Grown Tree.

when We visit hOinMi'ril .nrl''n
nnd heii"i,i specimens .0f iu,imi> and
ferns sn inxuriMni il,aI their rr"wn~
nearly touch tie glnx,s.si0imt,i 's'',~.'rv
wr"ry. "" rr,reiy rnust. I" r1siiz"
that In their native hmumis these ,r'p
i'1,i plants are trees. ~ INrI's-iins
india. f"r insfnne'e. u the sr,r fern
G"t,mi in ts xrs.~ie~i xls'ry. The iIr,.;
few miles of the 2-fO0i gn,i." rnilwmy
Journey frnin Calcutta i'n~~,-s ihrHiiili
Q dense Jungle with \ vegetation ri
trOpi'1,l iuNnriunce. Grnss II ~ feet
deep c,,ne stalks rise ~ and M feet
high. while fro,n the f.nti.cry foliage
of the tree fern I'<.ac0.ks nnd birds
cf.I,nrmdlss lift their naughty heads
IN their sol,ssnst fronds. A. "me rum
blcs along In the little hrst.ciass car.
riage which weighs under two tons.
he realizes that the tree fern and nil
the other luxuriant foliage in this i'm.
peneirahle Jungle. shIeltls the home
~ the tiger. rhinocers,s. panther and
wild hog.
There are no tree ferns In the Unit.
81 States. hut 80 specimens or more
are found In the higher attitudes of
the West Indies. and many more &c.
eur In other tropical regions. In some
portions at the mountains OF Jamaica.
tree ferns form half or more Of the
forced vegetation. their trunks vary.
Ing fron Q to 30 feet IN height.
The Keota news., 1921-04-22
Cruel Chinese Custom.

There 10 n cruel custom which pre-
vmIlx iu some districts In South China
In time 0f drought. A large collec.
iicn Of bruxs locks II made. und each
In marked with Chinese character.
One Iron lock ix added to the pile. and
duplicate slips are distributed among
the male population of the Villages.
The unfortunate man whose slip holds
the sumo writing on Il as the iron
lock must have q slit made in the
front Of his throat and through this
the bar Of the Iron lock is passed. He
n considered to he In some way the
cause of the drought and must wear
this lock until Il rains. Blood potsoo-
Ing often carries the victim Oh before
the drought II broken.
The Keota news., 1921-04-22

while the other In subjected to the
not develop ON the return Of summer
temperature. though the latter deyel.
DDS ~ usual.
The Keota news., 1921-04-22
Notice for Publication lsolated Trset
pul,lic l and Sale

Pubic I.2nO SuV
Dspsssnsas q ~ 1asssSss
n. 4 la,A OOes. q Ssssiia6 csisrsA~
March n. 1924
Noejes b hsssby oIvss ehaa. - jssssSsA ~ ss
co01iooioees a tke CsNssal Land eAss. $3.50
nrovjoIooe uf Sec. 2ASS. T. l.. rssssaas y -
ssss,SrsSio. a CNde l. Slsaiey. Sestal No O:SASA
- nm c6ss Il psblc saie. 10 the At1Msss esAss'
hSt II Nol lsss ihaa g % VT esre. q 10 SS>nA
u, On ths Ssh dsy II Nay HsHA a. tHs - -, n. Is
(o3owjna lrset a lsad: NEl NM So :" wv ~
NostS. KaqI 50 Wsss. esh =. NY
The ssle n ~ $50, fst ~sm es S:SSssS
elueod Wksa tAose psessat aNU1e ecss "sSsS ~
eeaoed blddlas. TAs pss,oa eaaGe W - ~
~ m b veqelssd TO t.ansdassC CN
ReestvsS She sasouae tAsseCt.
Asy usr>pes elaluaana advssseS shs aeHsssssSs~Ss
isa6 - S6viaeS 10 ~ thek elataA - "sssSW~
o. o. beSues ths tiaas dssAoaaesd ses AASs
A.. NsvwWA Re1t.sss.
DCAa W. ctsyx ksSessvs.
The Keota news., 1921-04-22
How Pawsse ces.ty Died
April q. s7l

The bill for The creation Of PaWnee
county. which passed he house Of rep
rc.cnt.,ivss with whoop and expired
in the senate. wasn't killed. neither did
it die Like ths descon's calf In ''Da.
nd Hs,um." Il 'just gin out. The
story is brief. and not without interest.
On day toward the close Of The ses-
sion the bill was placed On ths days
calendar for final action. occupying last
place on the calendar. The senate pro-
cecded ~ = committee Of the ~hoie to
the consideration Of bills and acted def.
i'ely on every I'LL down 10 that for the
establishment Of Pawnee county. At
that juncture senator moved that the
committee rise. There wss . bsisf
silence. during which no ohjection was
heard. and the committee then voted to
rise. leaving Pawnee county on the
days calendar. - dead a the deadest
d"or-nail in captivity. for II could not
he revived for any subesquent calendar.
Had there been objection to the mo-
'ion that the committee rise. Pawnse
county might have been created, and on
the other hand il u fAr more likely that
the bill would have Teen killed instead
of being allowed to breathe its last in
peace. In any event Senator Wilson
made no objection to the motion. and ~
the bill was considered . matter IN
which he should take the initiative, the
committee arose and left Pawnee Coun
" on the floor. breathing its Last and
picking ut the covers. Weld County
News.
The Keota news., 1921-04-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DseNsVases u ~ oasssssf
\, = ia,A ONsee. % 0sseliN9 csssse-

AysN .. 1871
Nosies h ksrssy sivsa 49, cas, 2. Mccall ~ -.
nsvSsS. Cejcssdc, wNe, es<sx.,, 9 wv
IaSs Hc@Sssss1 Enssy. Ss(al NJ NsSs - ~ -
~ FsineicSj tS1 Nae. haa 9sd Hseks - SS MN :.
r. :sSS MI ikrss yvGPyA ~ sssaes;N So
~ 49, SSovs dsseithet hs<,ss Ch>ss Ssss =.
u g. Commlaalo~ss. q Nv HAS~~'
Ihs M Nv ot June. lS2I'
cialansnt Wsssss - wttnsssss; pans, " S.ss
Of KSo1a Colorado. rhcSnss T. No. S,,,ss.
RayHsss. Ce!os s.ao Essd Hxn, %
A. -. BROWNS Rssssf'
The Keota news., 1921-04-22

Blanche RedReld. the two-year.old
daughter Of M. and Mrs. c. E. Red
ne'd' died at u hospital In Omaha Sum
"ay AFTERNOON. April IL, and wss buried
!" , Prospect Hill cemetery. The Red
,'e'n' have farm nesr Keota and lived
mere until 'astd.lI. when they moved 10
Omaha.
The Keota news., 1921-04-22
Kodak films at s''"!ss'''
Fsrtsee.nAaghphes. Ssesliae. Cola.
NeeIes For Publieatioa Isolated Tract
Public Land Sale
psoassosae - ~ lasssSos

u. 3. Lad OAes. ss Ssssiia6 cs,eesAs.
ksaseh ~. 1891
Noeies b hssshv ssssa shse. - dssetsd ,, -
CoanaIissSoo4e a II cSassal Lad u1Aes. sa3ss
rsuvjoIoos q Sec. PASS. r. 8. pssssass 10 shs -.
piieaaina a Daaisl v. Ssaalsy, Ss,tal No osnsI
~ Nm o1es u pub,ie sale. b the ha1hsss esAss.
- n ~ )ess thsa 81 90 ~ sess. u 10 esssA
{. u. - tAe 81 day q May. seat .! ~ soss.
u to.lewiaa h1st a leoA: MISE? SsS- ~
IN. 10 NoStA. Raa 81 Wfse ~ p. ~
iaa that lhs 4es.s: Po.sses s's't "'sssa.'s
Ths sals IN ses b ksvt eSfa. ~ sW = =,
M esssed hihd1na. Jke pssSOe @sksna ehs eSe-
~ ~ vtN b ssesssed 10 tsaasdaassh -, - ses
Rseejvsy The Sspouat theseUf.
~ esssoos elsiasiNa stvsssss the akS~s-Ar-
ses6ed tse1 are svtsed to ~ thsw elsA .. S<ssS'
SinSa - q 6sSuee tAs tiaAs desinnaisd fxs Ask.
A. f. Ru~NA 3sosass.
loha W. clcyI. RsSss~xs.
The Keota news., 1921-04-22

How Auto 10 0isplaeino HaseA
u has heen computed that during ~
past 'l'r"" years the number Of fam
""rs's winch have been displaced ~
""c'ors f"ots up at 3.74O.OOO.
The Keota news., 1921-04-22

Monograph needles At Stanley's.
""e" you look SAne hssf\es Fertser.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23

provided by law. Amy suits or actions brought
by the Armnry Board to condemn property, as
IN the name Of the ArT1ory Board, and it shall be
the duty Of the Attorney General of the State
q Eiorlaa II. g conduct the Drocsedlngs t0r and
matter.
CD upon any ground purchased or acquired
provided for under this section, the Arnnory
Board IS authorized TO erect arrnories for the use
or the organized militia stationed at the post
where the armories are 10 be located When such
armorles are erected provided, the Armory
Board shall have charge thereof and shall ar
range for their occupancy and use under the di-
reetion and responsibility Of the senior officer
of the line IN command OF such post
Tel The rent Of arrnories shall be paid by the
State ont Of fund 20 be hiennially appropriated
by the Legislature
Sec al ArTaorv Board. Arrnories. Control
of. fa3 The Ar-1ory Board shall also constitute
a Board for the general arrangement and corfrol
the power 70 adopt and prescribe rules for their
government and management All United States
and Stare property must be kept therein and rhe
commanders Of troops using the arnuries win be
held responsible for the safekeeping and proper
care Of such property and its protection against
pied bv troops. shall be considered military posts
and be under exclusive control and Jurisdiction
sb1 The Arnorv Board snail also be charged
with the supervision and management Of any
permanent camp SITE target range ranges
ertv Of the Stare: which. being the property OF the
United States. may be turned over 10 the Stzfe
snail have the authority 30 provide for the main-
tenauce and proper equipment Of the same from
any funds which may be available for the purpose
tc1 The term OF each member Of the ArTnury
Beard. other than the Governor Adjutanf Gen.
eral. and Crartcrruasfer General shall be for fosrr
years from the dzfe Of his appointment. and in
Of vacancy IN srch board. hy death or
I'll the same
perform the Duties imposed upon them BY the
provisions OF TINS Act without any special CON-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23

Florida and the COMPTROLLER shall issue his war
rant On the State Treasurer winch warrant shall
be paid Of any funds available TOR the purpose
If funds are not available the State Treas.
TRY for the immediate payment OF such claims
the Governor and Comptroller shall be and
authorized TO borrow money IN such amount or
amounts from time TO time may be necessary
for that purpose, any such loans 70 be repaid
of any funds first becoming available therefor
Provided. that nothing in this section shall be.
construed To prevent the Governor. on the ADJ
jutant General. in the absence of the Governor
quire.
ty for Failure to- Comply: Any officer receiv-
ing such orders shall Immediately notify the on
ficers and enlisted mer under his command, and
as soon as his troops can be assembled. proceed
to the place where such mob or body Of r0fous
persons assembled To break the Law may be,
and he or the sheriff OF the county or other peace
officer accompanying him, shall warn all such
persons to desIst and disperse and use such force
come resistance ANY officer failing 10 comply
with the provisions of this section and any OF
ficer Or enlisted man 50 notified by his command
ing officer, who shall fail Co obey such order,
unless prevented by physical disability, shall be
guilty OF misdeneanor, and upon conviction
and BY imprisonment nor exceeding SIX months.
either or both. az the discretion Of the court.
and may also be dismissed or dishonoraby dis
Sec "a Conduct Of Military Aiding Civil
Authorities When an armed force is called CUT
in aid of the civil authorities, the orders Of the
sivil officer OF officers mary extend TO DIRE
ton OF the general or specific objects 70 be ar
c1npiished and the duration of service oy the &C.
tive militia bur the tactical direction Of the
troops. the kind and extent Of force to be used.
and tf1e particular means "a be employed 20 ac<
gnmpiisn me e onIssss spcs;Ilsa ay the CYL Or
tive militia Every endezvor r1ust be made. both
by the civil officers and officers commanding the
troops, which can be. consistently with the pre-
servafion Of lie and pruperry n induce rnrers
or persons lawiessly assembled to dispense be-
fore an attack Is made upon them by which their
fs~~n- -. rfnf~era rnr
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23

= CO 81 Administrative Staff Inc Aall ris
General Of the State snail Pc ne les I1s He
shaII SUPERVISE the rcceipr, pfSsc Vasl, -
e5;sfrfb,,tion issue and cnectiqn OF ~ 100 as
;J;t stores Of the State. He snail sspeTvise
III t--o,S arms and branches OF the 9llta -;
sz1cf, supervisory powers coveI1ng p.-- ,s-,a,.f
duties pertaining to the n.
dlsIlp s! ,,szr ss,hsistence. and suppiies kesp
rnsfrr Of all officers and men OF ZIG r. 80.
y.+.or,ai Guard and keep on tile m - o..'
SaIlonhl III ,rrie~s reports and commune
lions received and issued by i'm. - --lati,Ia
fiu,e to time cause the law anu ola1d nrsntrd
= Af L,,,-,5 ar tfit expense at the stare.
3:ss-;l,,,+.. n, each officer all avs a.aa - =. be
lating the Militia q bIa1 books. forms and
s+s4Sonerv when necessary ana i'lIAic 60. e,cF1
stIril officers ar the expense - ,,,e~ - other
e .kIs ,r,t;u IS paid He shall from ~, ale 5,
s;--1e ,repare and puolisfi ~ 49, ,+;,rS con
80 s5.eI orders. rules and reBalaaL1-.- .,r tE4
elIloIs ..l law AZ are necessary 60 nrinE ~
,-rar,;zatiun armament. eqilpnlelii rs.sri m 4
iisc;niine OF the Florida y a..ol,, ss;e to that
state q ss;9s States Army and such ru.Ss III ~
u rTs as NAV be required g nas ma
rcgulaa..u .--raTr1eut equipment rraif1lns s 49,
ganizatloI' ~. ETar,da National Guard cqr na
- 49, prescribed by the avs q S.affr- be
StatrS now existing or VIE unt.ovaI Guard or
er1actea rid regulations of the war ET5a
r+ insofar as they may app.y ~ orders Of the
InenL E,.ard and shall attest al :s:s re
Nauo-.a. zs-a- Chief relating TO the mlln .-s as
sail prepare suc reports see ii the
The secrsfary r,s = and require &c si,ad RTr
NaEy - ,fi,er duties may be rs 1911 .;vs :
-, :. -, Cornn1anderiu-C hief nc , sI,a have as
salary Of $4,000 per anr II the Florida National
rs .ss's Who shall peor such aH1i's so snail IN
utat Gssl y the Adiutant General Ss ne ,,s RE-.
r. 4dnfanf General and The Assistant
- - ~ the Adiutanr 6eael1i- s.isrv not to
rs s;s,,.zt General snail receive -- and dis
A al =, soo per annurn Jns 49, f - 4 Safary
sxceea &C., with the rank OF Malor .;,.i ZEE
burs,ns o,ni - 400 per anruri. Nnus.--iv AZ
rot t1 ,, - IN military stores n g --5 re-
s-1 safe =. are received so.,ssSfe . he Militia q
p.irsL is.us a. .xpessse Of the stars and , S-,
psron saS a, Adiurznf General ss , .,or ' IS
bond IN sursty e1np -4r determine. the bond
the s.,oT1rrd bv ne Govesor "a IN Ger-s
thereon ps'a ~ .r,nr r q me Goyenos -e.er
such cier.cst 80. 80 -;rr Of the Adintanf :, sse
92n s ss..e csnptrorr shall sr.~ ;near---d unde
State Trcasurer x, s;,y. r-srir pr-ssnfrd % ann
- ~ the Governor
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23

fnr fIIe same and TO deliver to his successor,
to any other person authorized 60 recsive rne
sane all such military property. and to property
account for all public money dlsnursed Dy mm >
the bonds TO be approved by the AdIurant Ser-
eraL and the premiums thereon to ne pald ny
Sec. ro. New Companies, How Formed: When
ever the minimum number OF men ldeslguafeu
nv War Derartrr1ent Tables of Organization TOR
ffr NatiouaI Guard) who are eligible for military
tI,,tv shall associate themselves together for the
- IN, Communicating Chief through the Adjutant
General To he organized such. An officer
wlI then be detaied by the Adlutant General
r. muster the organization into the service Inc
enlistment of each soldier shall be made IN dtt-
niirate and the dIpiicate copy or each enlistment
paper viii be forwarded e the lulan[ ss Is.
AFTER the organization has been mustered INTO
the service, tine members on s1ct1 organlzarion
srail desfrrate the persons selected as cumfn1S-
stoned officers, who. If they pass the required
examination, may be commissioned ny the e1oV-
ernor. - w..
a,1v- company or band has been organized under
eais Act, It may become body corporaIe, VT
r11Sver &, sue and be suea ITS corporate name
= hnld own. acquire property real. personal
aw,d mixed and to dispose OF the same uy write
Of letters patent wasn sai .,,sIrs7s-, i z,e
s~aTnnarrv or battery or band The officers or
surii company. or battery the cilies musician;
principal musician and drum MAJOR OF sncn bann
si1aII constitute the board OF directors az SUCH
respective organization - 80.
..,-- md Bv-Taws. ANY company battery or
har,d NAV adopt such constitution and ay-taWs
~ re government and discipline NOT EncDnsisFs
r With this article and the regulations prescribed
bv the Adjutant General, As z majority q me
,7sernbers 81 such organization may deem proper.
nj s,,ri, Constitution and bylaws. wien approved
,y tI1e Adiutznr General shall have the torre
and effect Of regulations
az 80 = Contributing Members. Not more
t,sn ten honorary contributing members may pc
--.-ol1ed IN each cum-zuy or narrercy eacn on
,-Horn snail upon payment 10 such organization
s-,,,alIv on or before the fifteenth dry on De
,---,ber OF not less than Szs-1o become exempt
s~,-r ;,,rv 5rtv for the next tnllcwrng calendar
-.-r II snail be the duty of the commanding
1.sf;~~-v az companies and batteries 10 furnish
tE- r5erf Of the court Of their circuit On OF
hrfsre the first dav OF January Of eacn year,
- sE,- frformzffon Of the county m making 4
is-e AZ uersuns 20 serve zs Iurors. run on al
active and honorary menrsIs q t1ear
v;ffouf Permissiun= No company an the va
.s..sf f-s.rI shall 20 ouf of the county n winch
:. !: -.,s~scned except BY permission of the Cow
.---r- 1ur snail any orEznizzriou 80 ont On tnr
Ss-T-. urifhuuf firsf securing sncn 7errn1sAon
&C. - Disbnndncnt OF 0rEanlzz<lnn- Any
.,~~sriz1f;on Of the F,or1da Hafinnat 6r7ru may