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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-21
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS
CHAPTER NO. 203
A BILL ENTITLED

AN ACT to authorize the creation Of
State debt in the aggregate amount
of three million one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars ($3 100000,
the proceeds thereof to be used for
the construction of rural post roads,
lateral roads and bridges, and the
extension of the State roads system
of Maryland, with the assistance of
funds from the United States Gov
eminent and the several counties OF
the State, providing generally for the
issue and sale of certificates of in
debtedness evidencing such loan, and
providing the means for the several
counties to raise funds by bond is
sues, special assessments or other
wise, to meet the funds to be con-
tributed by the State.
SECTION 1. Be ii enacted BY the
General Assembly Of Maryland, That
in order to provide for rural post
roads, lateral roads and bridges for the
extension of the State Roads System
of Maryland, loan is hereby created
to be known as the Lateral, Post
Road and Bridge Loan of 1922" to the
amount of three million one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars ($3,150,000).
One million five hundred thousand Isl,
500, 000) dollars of such loan shall be
dated on the 18th day of June, 1922,
and the remaining one million six hun
dred and fifty thousand ($1650,OO0)
dollars of said loan shall be dated the
18th day of June, 1928. Said loan shall
bear interest at a rate to be fixed by
the Governor of the State, the Comp
troller of the Treasury and the Treas
urer of the State, or a majority of
them, not to exceed four and one
half (4R%O per centum per annum,
and the said interest shall be paid
semi-annually, and the said loan and
every part thereof, and the inter
est payable thereon, shall be and re-
main exempt from State. county and
municipal taxation, and the principal
amount of said loan shall be paid upon
the serial annuity plan hereinbelow
specified, all within fifteen years after
the issuance thereof.
SEC 2. And be it further enacted,
That in issuing the certificates of in
debtedness for said loan as herein
provided in Section 1, the Governor,
the Comptroller Of the Treasury and
the Treasurer of the State, or a ma
jority Of them, shall issue said certi-
ficates according to what is known as
a serial annuity plan, and the series
as issued shall be lettered beginning
with the letter "A and so on down
the alphabet, until the said amount OF
three million one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars (S3,150000) shall
have been issued, so that the entire
principal sum shall be redeemable as
follows:
One million five hundred thousand
thousand dollars of said loan, bearing
date the 18th day of June, 1923, shall
be redeemable as follows:
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CAPTURED MAIL BANDITS
SHAKESPEARE STUlN
TRIO IN NEW YORK ARE DI
FLED As MEN WHO PULLElt
$2,OOO,O0O ROBBERY.

New York, July 5.-Three ne
cused of the $2,0O0,O0O hold-r
robbery of a mail truck freighisi
securities in lower Broadway bG
tober, and suspected with c0nlL
in the $4,000 theft from an AmelI
Express Company truck in Buff
December, were held IN Sl.5
bail each, today, by United Sl
Commissioner Hitchcock.
Frank HaverndCk, who drove
truck looted in the skyScraper ds-1
identified the trio as the men u
held him uD. Detectives who aTf:s4
them Monday in an apartment l7s
looking Creamery Park, reco7si
$400, 900 of the stolen securities, s.
hidden in the apartment, but the
of them secreted in an abaRd
barn on Long Island, 1--WE miles
Ronkonkoma. Police reported ID
fourth person had been detained
there.
The three captured here nave
on records in this country ana !"
them-Gerald Chapman and Gs
Anderson-are international IN
workings. Last year they were IN
lin, London and Paris, accoFl1,
George T. Mccarthy. the szT1
company agent who chased then 4
several States and finally traf4
them here. The other alleged q
Cl.a les Lambert, gave New loIil
his address.
Mccarthy said Chapman was j
known as Bryce" and was al
the Count" by his companion;
reported the partners were appaHl
ly deep lovers of literature, havli
special fondness for Shakespeare
the classicists. When not engaged
more lucrative pastimes they CO
often he seen thumbing pages OF III
airy tones, the agent said. But
weren't bOokish to the exclusion
gaiety. Women, fast AUTOMOBILES
sporty clothes shared their inteT'
with the Elizabethan bardS. II Is
legged.
1t was through a woman that
Carthy got on the trail of the trio
name is Martha Fuller and she
arrested March 4 for attempting
pass travellers check--one OF u
stolen in Buffalo-to a Fifth ave
department store. She was rele'
when she convinced the author
she had come by the check legitlm
ly. but Mccarthy, who had lea!
that she had received the en-
watched her clearinghouse and
ly spotted the trio.
When watching with what stun
mien these three glued their eyes
on pages of the classics. one v
never have thought, Mccarthy
mated. that at their hins thew
pistols nearly n foot long. with
GERS attached. Yet such. he SAID
the case.
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PUBLIC GENERALLY.

teen dollars for such rels,r,,
optometrist convicted q ,s..
for violation of the proyisio,,
subtitle or whose certi6cs,.
istration or examination ba,.
voked shall not be permitt.,
tice optometry in this Sta,s
peal may be taken from II. Y
the board refusing to grant
ing a certificate for such ~.
three disinterested optomst,i..'
of whom shall be appoin,a5
board, another of whom shan
pointed by the applicant. and ~
so appointed to select the tb,.,
the decision of any two tbs,.,,
be final and binding. Tbir,r ~
shall be deposited with said h,,s
said applicant prior to the =.
OF the three persons aforesaid !, /
purpose of defraying the eyns,,I
said appeal. If the decision n
board be not affirmed the mn
dollars is to be returned to sis L
cant and the expenses Of the ,rE
to be borne by the board.
Section 266. Any person vi, ]
violate any Of the preceding mar
of this subtitle shall be deensi }
of a misdemeanor, and upon co,,;.
shall be fined not less than tvs,r,
dollars nor more than one sr,
dollars. or imprisoned not mo,.
thirty days, or both fined and =,
oned, and his license may be e,
In the discretion of the court
SEC. 2. And be it further rs
That this Act is hereby declara
an emergency law and necessr
the immediate preservation o. ii.
tic safety, and being passed upg,
and nay vote supported by th-..i
of all the members elected to 9,
the two Houses of the General 1,
bly,, the same shall take effect IN,
date of its passage
Approved April IS. 1872.
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HAS TASTED 53 DAYS, YET
ABLE TO WALK

Slade. Ky, July 6.-Fifty-three =
of fasting was credited to VIM h
a religious eccentric of Aada' L
here, today. Rice declared he was
in a vision that he must Sho"
neighbors they must sacrifice 10 OT q
deemed. The fast began when y
was confined to Jail for vagranc!
after nine days there it was con'iH
at his home.
Rice's fast has attracted widespl'
attention in this part oil MENU" :,
His condition is described d' "
weak, but he is able to walk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-21
100 Pages in One Newspaper

Recently we received a copy o. Fl 4
Sunday. June 18th, "Cinclilha,.
quirer," containing 100 large pal nde
s columns each. 1t is indeed VIZ WV a,
full when we realize that theIe u,,,
more than 10000 newspapers anu !, a." an
azines in the United States. Is " Goa
wonder that our forests Wou'" wo-
be depleted, as. we learn tilaI 1T {
pulp is supplying the greater pA'
the paper producing elements
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-21

oEC- D. anu Ot u JufH'f tHutttH,
That the Governor, Comptroller of the
Treasury. and Treasurer. constituting
the Board of Public Works. or a ma
jority of them. are hereby authorized
and directed to have prepared proper
certificates of Indebtedness of the
State in good and sufficient form to
aggregate the amount of three million
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
S3,150,000) as evidence of such loan;
such certificates of Indebtedness shall
bear date as of the time of their issue,
as provided in Section l of this Act,
and shall not be issued in less sums
than one hundred (s1O0.O0) dollars, but
may be issued in sums of one hun
bred (S100.00) dollars or any multiple
thereof. Each of said certificates
shall be signed by the Treasurer OF
the State and cOuntersigned by the
Comptroller Of the Treasury, and shall
bear interest at the rate fixed by reso.
luton OF the said Board of Public
Works, payable semi-annually; and
any portion or all of said certificates
may be registered. or not registered.
and the said certificates, or any por-
ton thereof, shall have interest cou-
pons attached, or said certificates, or
any portion thereof, shall not have in
terest coupons attached. all as the
Governor, Comptroller of the Treasury
and Treasurer, or a majority of them,
shall determine.
SEC. 4. And be It further enacted,
That in order to provide for the selling
of the certificates of indebtedness
aforesaid. to be Issued under the pro.
visions of this Act. the Governor,
Comptroller of the Treasury and the
Treasurer of this State, or a majority
of them, are hereby directed to ad-
vertise twice week for four success
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One million six hundred and fifty
thousand dollars of said loan, bearing
date the 18th day of June, 1928, shall
be redeemable as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
WASHINGTON MARKETS

Egg s,riciiy fresh. selected can
died. per dozen, 26n27: average re-
cciptS. 20. southern. "a.
Live poultry boosters. per ID. Is:
turkeys. per 10, 25U3O; chick ems.
winter. rc' H. ioT 90: sprins chick
ems. per ID. 5ouG0. keats. young,
each. aOMGg. fowls, -.
Drcsscu pouItry-frcsh KILLED
per ~. 30. ROSTERS. per H.. 20;
turkeys. per 10. 3J0ic; keats. young.
Live stock-Calvcs. choice, per Ib
II. medium. Ioaiol -2; thin. 5uT.
lambs. choice. per 10. 10; live hogs.
Green :rui,-Appies. per bbl. 5000
800. per bu. basket. 2.00M E.I5: West
ern. per box. 2.7504.25: California
per box. 3.30gi 80; grapefruit. per
@r.5O: Strawberries southern. 5H -:
home grown. 1895.
neutrality-suspicious. No. !. per.
hbL. 2.5ou2.75; per sack. 3oo1 3.2i:
new potatoes, per Dbl, No. !. 5.o0V
Gg5; 40 . 2.@5125O. sweets 3.Onn
$40, vans. 2.joG 300. lettuce. south
-rn, per crate, 5pWi.0U. runaine
lettuce. o"T so. Cyni,ilnEs. per
lccgHtc. i.O0nl.5"; onions. per crate.
200 q $50. cabbage. new. per cwt..
90 n 2.2j. cEcumb-Ts 2.J0H3.J0. egg
plants. per crate. 3.GDn3.50: toIna
toes. per box. Florida. 3.ooG 100;
$50 q 800: peppers. per crate. l.50d
$50. kaie. 30 100; asparagus, per
doz.. 70 500. spinach, per bbl., SOC
TOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
CHARTERS ISSUED

The following charters wore is
sued yesterday by the State CORPORA
ton Commission
Epps & Epps Petersburg. Capital
$4,000. $500. 9. W. Epps. PRESIDENT:
}. " l.. Epps. secretary: benjamin
H. Wilson. &. w. Graves and Wavcrly
w. White. an oc Petersburg. va
General undertaking and embalming
business
Federal Piano Cooperation. Rich
mond. Capital $4,000. preferred and
1000 shares common stock Minimum
$4,000 preferred and 100 shares com
mon stock. J. r. Esthel. president:
9. Quinn. secretary. and 7. \. VIII
iiams. all OF Richmond. To manu-
facture and deal In musical instru-
ments of all kinds
Stephens Motor Car Company. Rich
mond. Capital $50 shares, minimum
20" shares. no par value stock. Lewis
{. Williams. president; NJ Matthew.
secretary. and Guy r. Hazclrrove. all
o' Richmond. General automobile
and garage business.
''""nSNi!i" Grocery Company. En-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
REMOVALS REPORTED

The following notices Of removal
have been flied at Police HcadQuar-
tcrs:
CPS North Seventeenth street
Edward Rays. ~ East Fifteenth
street. to 22D5 Everett street
II. l.. Marshall. 7l3 iIull street. 20
4. &. l.. Railway.
-. T. VIII. COL IL North Twenty
third street. 10 sos North Thirty sec
ond street
l.. -. Vincent. 1911 Everett street.
TO Richmond and Petersburg Pike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

hratord w. e. L. L. Holds Institutc.
BEDFORD. VA. May 2S.-The an
nual institute OF the Woman's Chris.
tan Temperance Union OF BEDFORD
county was held ut tho Methods,
church here Monday evening and
Tuesday. Mrs. Emma H. Howlapd
OF Boston. made an address Monday
evening. and on Tuesday morning
and afternoon session was held
lunch being served at tho church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

sterling.
other securities decreased 100000
pounds sterling.
Other deposits decreased l2.2ls.Ooo
pounds sterling.
Public deposits increased 5,5e2.Ooo
pounds sterling.
Notes reserve increased 1S1. 900
pounds sterling.
Government securities decreased
6.2Go,00o pounds sterling
The proportion of the banks re-
serve To liability this week is 1896
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
EYES OF BUSINESS MEN
ON GATHERING At PARIS
Help for Europe Now Will
Turn American Indus.
try's Wheels.
VI Z ST HEhDJuST EXCHANGE
prrrschs Nations Must he Placed on
Fn'r b"sis In order 10 Create MIR
krt Tor W"sicrn Waw Materials.
freight Rntcs Way Down.
tHy United Newsl

NEW YORK. May Economic
conditions are ripe for general
world wide trade boom provided
The international bankers now gath
cred at Paris can devise some way
OF giving Germany ana several Of
the other European countries q lit
tie financial hoos, Just TO get them
started on the way to commercial
recovery.
This IS The opinion Of international
trade Nperts in wall street on
+haiA. ; tho effects OF tho 10 per
cent rate reduction ordered by tho
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Ocean ErriGhis Low.
ocean freight rates already hav"
dropped TO practically prewar levels
and. In View Of the railroad rat.
reductions. TRANSPORTATION costs. one
or tho most Fundamental elements ia
business calculations. are as low as
they VIII go FOR some time. accord
Ing to the View IN financial circles
Therefore all that remains TO MAKE
Il world revival Of trade possible
Is 10 permit European countries TO
DO business with US on something
approaching equality IN eachang.
rates. II Europe can. through the
proposed international loan. get her
factories going and can get her
money somewhere near its prewar
value again. thon tho United States
Will find It's raw materials and It's
manufactured products In heavy de.
mand. and the ships that leave New
York harbor Will not ba smiling half
empty as they are now. trade en
pcrts here say
u. y. ItrviNnt depends on Europe.
a rca! rev!va! OF American bust
ness IL dependent on "A revival Of
this European buying power, they
insist Ship subsidies. and similar
legislation, Will do little good untn
Europe begins TO buy American
goods. That Is why these big ship
ping men arc looking SO anxiously
toward Paris. while the international
bankers are In session. Tho ship
ping officials who decide on ratcE
feel they have done their share In
setting tho stage for u trade revi
val. one OF them. going over com
parativc rates today. pointed out
that a bUshel OF wheat can now be
shipped TO Livcrpoo! for ! cents
exactly what II cost before the war.
say In 1912 This Is considered all
IN" more remarkable when II Is re
called that IL cost 90 cents-nearIy
three times the present rate--to send
bushcl OF wheat across at the
height OF tho war. and then rates
wsr. being arbitrarily held down by
government agencies.
Public Scarcely Aware OF Situation.
Tho public. having less business
With steamship lines than with rail-
roads. scarcely aware OF this re-
adjustment To peace-t!fne conditions
in thu shipping industry. Rates
went ip 20 n"o and six times their
prewa levels IN 1917 and 1918. Now
thcy Ire back down--or are in most
ins,ar :es and nearly SO in all others.
Tho ties now barely cover handling
Charg g shipping officials say. be-
cause labor and other costs have not
come. down ccrrcspondlngly.
y comparative table shows the rate
chantes effected:
War rata.
1917
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

rorla. Capital $1,000. s. ]. Blow.
president: Joe Doyle. secretary, and
J. W. Kelly. all OF Eupor.a. Whole
sale and retail grocery ana mcrchun-
dis" business.
Amendment to charter ~ Kitzuii-
ier-Scott Co. Big stone Gap. Rufus
w. Scott. president, aud Thomas Il.
Scott. secretary. Decreasing It's cap
ital stock from 100000 to $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
WendelI's Pills, A bition
Brand, For Rundown,
Tired Out PeOpIe.

il ynu feel tired out, out OF sorts de.
Fpondent. mentally or physically depressed.
get n'6o cent box of Wendelrs Pills. Am
nltion brand. at Tragic Drug Company to-
gay and taka tho nrat big stop toward
feeling better right AWAY.
III you work too hard. smoke too much,
or arc nervous Wcndells Pills Ambition
n'hhd. VIII mako you feel better in three
days or money hack from Tragic Drus
Company. on the first box purchased
"A a treatment for affections OF thu
nervous system, constipation, loss Of an.
petite. sieeplessness, or Nervous Indfrss
ton, get a box Of Wendelis Pills Arnbi.
ton Brand. today on the money back
plan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
RESOURCES S205,7z7,V00
Cold Reserves Total S0f.850,-
600; Bills Discounted and
Bought, $53,53I,OOO.

The Federal Reserve Bank. OF
Wednesday. MAY .. b,d ,,,,
''''V'' ''i'S us
c"uh''h ana bought during the week
amounted to {53.j3l 900. The state
n""""rc"~'
'old corn ana ceFhhcates 100000
Cold settlement fund
+. II. hoard 20 ,7e ooo
''''' '-'''''V'V
io'"I p"In hclh ny hankS 3b.9so.0OV
'"'' WI" = '"efai reserve
agent ............... 55.727.ooo
"o'h redemption fund.-. 3.l52.C0O
--------
Total gold reserves gi.Sjs.0OO
Legal tender notes. silver.
etc :. ........ 7.5i3.0Go
Total reserves Si02 1000
EilIs G!scouuie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
WORLD WIDE TRADE BOOM A WAITS ACT7(

tanning four flats. at 25oi Second
Avenue. 10 cost 100000
The Central Realty Corporation
asks for a permit to erect frame
and stucco dwelling at 2h4 wcs,
Thtrty-third street. to cost $4,000.
Bertha j.. Smith has received
permit 10 build a brick dwelling al,
1879 South Colonial Avenue. TO cost
$4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
nnnk OF England statement.

LONDON. May 25.-Tho weekly
statcmcn, OF the Bank OF England
shows the following changes:
Total reserve Increased $4,000
pounds sterling.
Circulation decreased $4,000
pounds sterling.
l;uli!ons increased I.Gi5 pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
seek IiuIIdinc pcrmItn.

The Mapicwood Building Corpora
ton has applied to the Building Blu
rcau for a permit To erect ten brick
dwellings, on the north side Of Maple
wood Avenue at Davis Avenue. TO
cost sS5.1oC
Fred -. EyonScn has applied for a
permit 20 build i brick dwelling con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

Jack Frost" Salt. extra quality.
Ask your grocer for it.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

Total liabilities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

per cent: las. week 1t was 1855 per
cent.
Rate OF discount 4 per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-29
STATE HOUSE
New Corporations

The office of the attorney general
has approved the certificates of in
corporation Of the following new
corporations:
The Eastern Tractor Company, or
ganized at Bangor, to deal il auto
mobiles, tractors and farm machin-
cry; capital stock 500, 900, all Of which
is common stock; nothing paid in;
par value, 500; shares subscribed,
four; directors, Harry A. Chapman.
president; Ellis y. Eldridge, clerk and
treasurer; Horace w. Chapman and
Orrin F. Fales. all of Bangor.
The Robinson Mcbride Company,
organized at Bangor, to deal in mer-
chandise. automobiles and automobile
accessories; capital stock SO 999, all
Of which is common stock; $50 paid
in; par value SO: shares subscribed.
three; directors, Lawrence L. Robin
son, president; Winthrop; L. Mac
Bride, treasurer and Geneva A. Rob-
inson, clerk. all Of Bangor.
Charles B. Dalton, incorporated.
organized at Portland to deal in real
estate; capital stock, $4,000 all of
which is common stock; $500 paid in f:
par value, 500; shares subscribed.
three; directors, Charles B. Dalton,
president and treasurer; Laurence NJ.
Dalton, Frederic j. Laushlin. clerk
Portland; Marshall J. Dalton, pi+te-
burg, Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-29

ers' Mills by Division President
Frances Humphry of Bangor, ably
assisted by sisters from the Augusta,
Hallowell. and Gardiner camps. The
Auxiliary was organized with -
charter members. The officers are
as follows: President, Marietta Col
by; vice-president. Belle Croxford;
treasurer, Edith Smith; secretary,
Lillian Abbott; chaplain, Susie
Moves; patriotic instructor, Nellie
Brann: press correspondent. Edith
Smith; guide, Annie Hopkins; as
sistant guide. George Peters; inner
and outer guards, Bernice Jones,
Nellie Sturtevant: judge advocate, c.
W. Brann.
Just before the installation Of the
camps, all enjoyed a baked bean
supper with all the filings. After
the exercises, a very enjoyable hour
was passed and the camp listened
to remarks by DR.. Cobb and Mrs.
Cobb of Gardiner, and several other
visiting members. All returned to
their homes in the early morning,
sleepy but happy. The Auxiliary
will meet with the George b. Nc
Clellan Camp. Sons of Veterans. on
the first and the third Tuesday eve
ming of each month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-29
Star of "The Crimson Challenge" Has
Strenuous Role in Picture

Dorothy Dalton got all the exer-
else she wanted in THE Crimson
Challange," her new Paramount pic
ture showing at the Colonial Theatre
today. Besides doing a lot of horse
back riding and a number of chase
scenes in which she ran down the
william, mounted on a fast horse, she
found that merely to carry around
two large siX-shooters in a heavy
cartridge belt with holsters was no
easy task
They feel as if they weighed a
tom said the star. In the title role
of Tharon, she has a vigorous West
ern part-a girl who can shoot with
either hand, ride like a puncher and
fight with the toughest Of them.
But I'm more at home on the
quarterback of broncho," she
laughed, than on a ship, as in Nor
an Of the Lady Betty At least, 1
don't set seasick from hon setback
riding as I did on the old sailing
ships used in the picture" ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-29
Memorial Day Plans

The program for Memorial Day un-
der the auspices of Billings Post, G..
A. r. and Billings Relief Corps is as
follows: The patriotic orders ex-ser-
vice men. pupils of the public schools
and citizens in general. will form t
the Town hall at 1880 P. NJ. Tuesday
from which place they will proceed
to the soldiers monument where the
Post will conduct a service. The
school children will sing patriotic
songs, followed by prayer and the
usual order of exercises. The monu-
ment will be decorated by the flower
girls. who are Barbara kcene.
Gladys Robinson. Marie Hoxie. Eve
lyn Willett. The procession will then
march to Pleasant street bridge where
exercises in honor OF the heroes of
the navy will be carried out Z Choir
us of junior girls. Mrs Belle l.. Strick-
land leader. will sing. prayer will be
offered and a float launched in men,
Dry of those whose lives were lost in
naval battles.
The evening program opens at 7:s0
at Town hall when Donald Arthur
Shaw will deliver tho Memorial ad-
dress. Miss Hope Louise Loder OF
Bangor will he tie soloist.
Both tho speaker and singer arc
Clinton young people and II is with
pride and pleasure that their towns
men Will greet their appearance.