Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-20

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any way 10 the Federal Govern.
mcnt or TO any corporation un-
der its control, be superseded by
the modified form thereof here.
matter provided.
Sec. 2.-That the first day of
the year A, d. 1922, and of each
year thereafter, is hereby desig-
mated as New Year Day. 1t
shall thereafter be, and is here
by, declared an independent
legal holiday, and it shall be OBJ
served as holiday, or day
of rest, throughout the United
States. 1t shall not in the year
1922, or in any year thereafter
be named as a certain day of
any week or numbered as a Ger
tain day of any month, nor shall
it be included in any week or
month. New Year Day Of the
year A. D, 1925 and of each
seventh year thereafter shall also
be known as New Year Sunday;
and shall be observed as Sundays
in the weeks are observed.
See. 3.-.That the next day fol
lowing the one hundred and
nmcty-seventh day Of the year
| A. u. 1924, being the next day
after the last day of June as
hereinafter provided, and the
next day following the one hun
dred and ninety-Seventh day of
each fourth year thereafter, is
hereby designated as leap-year
day. 1t shall thereafter be, and
is hereby, declared an indepen-
dent holiday, and it shall be OBJ
served as a holiday or n day of
rest throughout the United States
in any fourth year thereafter,
in any fourth yaer thereafter,
be named as certain day of
any week or numbered as a GER
day of any month, nor shall it
be included in any week on
month. The next day following
leap-year day shall be Monday,
the LIST day of the month of July,
as hereinafter provided: Provid-
ed, however, That leap-year day
shall be omitted from the last
year Of any number of centuries
not evenly Invisible by the num-
Der 400. Leap-year day A. d.
l94S and each seventh leap-year
day thereafter shall also be
known as leap-year Sunday ;
and such leap-year Sundays shall
be observed as Sundays in the
weeks are observed.
! See. 4.-That the remaining
1854 days of each and every year
shall be divided into 10 months
of % days each. The days of
each month shall be divided into
4 weeks of I days each.
Sec. 5.-That the names of the
months of the year shall be as
follows and in the following or
der, to wit: January, February.
Liberty, March, April, May,
June, July, August, September,
October, November December,
The months of December, Jan
uary and February shall be
known as the winter months; the
months of Liberty, March, and
April as the spring months /;
the months of May, June, July.
and August as summer months ;
and the months of September.
October, and November as the
fall or autumn months.
Sec. 6.-That the second dav
of the year 1922, being Monday.
shall become the LIST day of Jan
uary and it shall also become the
first day of the week. There
after Monday shall be the first
day of every week and the other
days of the week shall follow in
their order, Sunday being the
seventh.
Sec. THAT, commencing with
Monday, the LIST day Of January
1922, the first 10 weeks of each
year shall constitute the first
quarter of the calendar year, the
second Is weeks shall constitute
the second quarter, the third 10
weeks shall constitute the third
quarter, aud the fourth 10 weeks
shall constitute the fourth quar-
ter, each quarter commencing
with Monday and continuing 13
complete weeks. New Year Day
and leap year shall not be in
cluded in the quarters.
Sec. S.-That under the modi-
fled calendar, on the 10Th day of
February and on the 22nd dav
OF February respectively, shall
be celebrated the anniversaries