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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-03
Catarrh of
the Stomach
A Most Dangerous Disease, Which
Causes Serious Results, Unless
Properly Treated.

Catarrh of the Stomach is very common
end is known as one of the most obstinate
diseases, which. when neglected or i'm
properly treated with cheap patent med
tcines, tondcS, drugs, pills and other Sc
cret quack remedies results in a broken
down constitution and often consumption
and death.
Catarrh OF the Stomach, like every 9TH
er disease of the stomach, except cancer,
is the result of poor digestion. The di-
gestive organs have become weak. there
is a lack Of gastric Juice. your food is
only half digested and as q result you
become affected with loss of appetite
pressure and fullness after eating heart
burn, vomiting, weterbrssh, tenderness at
pit of stomach. Shiny tongue bad taste
IN the mouth, constipation, pain in limbs
and face. sleeplessness, nausea, belching
of gas diarrhoea, sick headaches dizzi-
ness. mental depression, nervous weak
ness, and many other common symptoms.
IL your stomach cannot digest the food
you eat, then the stomach needs a rest.
rs that is the only way you can get rid
OF your catarrh. but in the meantime your
body needs plenty of norrishment. be-
cause you must live and in order to live
you must eat. and If you must eat. your
food must be properly digested, and II
your stomach is too weak 20 do the work
then you must get a substitute that will
do the work.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are the only
known substitute that viii digest your
food as well as any healthy stomach. They
contain vegetable and fruit essences.
aseptic pepsin (gov. etsD, golden seal
and diastase. the very elements necessary
70 digest ell foods.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not a Sc
c,et remedy and for that very reason
thousands OF physicians all over the Unit
"A States recommend them to their pa
,Nrts for catarrh Of the stomach. dys-
psia of all kinds, and other stomach
Doubles Experiments and tests have
roven that one grain of the active prin-
pie contained in these tablets will di-
- 1890 grains Of food.
KITS Dyspepsia Tablets are IN the
pleasant tasting tablets or lozen-
are sold in large 50-cent boxes at
stores.
s your name and address and
send you free sample package
4 you will get from this trial
alone viii convince YOU OF the
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in SprinGville Tuesday evening. after
pleasant visit of one weeks duration with
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore returned Satur-
day from the east, where she has spent
the entire summer.
Miss l.. Conner and her sister, Mrs. W.
II: Chapman. left Tuesday for Minneap-
oils. the nome Of Miss Connor. Mrs
Chapman will visit in that city for one
month before returning.
The Citizens party Will entertain Mon
dero. An orchestra composed of sixteen
pieces will furnish the music for the
evenings entertainment
Mrs. Farrow has returned to her home
in Bingham after a stay of two weeks
with relatives in this city.
Mrs. M. He'll has been spending the
fore part of this week with relatives in
Springville.
now OF Tooele, was in Murray the latter
part of the week visiting with old friends.
W. Cane leaves shortly for England.
where he will labor in the mission field.
Miss Annie Jarvis of Spanish Fork. who
has been visiting with relatives in this
city for the past two weeks, left Wednes-
day for her home in that city.
Mrs. j. r. Miller and Mrs l.. NJ. Miller
left Friday evening over the Salt Lake
route for Los Angeles, where they go 10
spend the winter months.
Quite a number of parties took place in
this city Thursday evening. the most en-
joyable being the spook dance given by
the members of the Jolly Good Fellow
club
The second meeting of the Young Mems
Mutual Improvement association was held
at the l.. d. s. church on Vine street
Tuesday evening. An interesting program
was carried out and some excellent Sc
lections were rendered.
Mrs. A. A. Bird is expected horne short
ly from California, where she has been
spending some time.
Miss Packard has left for her home in
AF1T-l I'M
week.
e. Fish leaves Friday for winter stay
in southern California
ID; Hughes is home from Denver where
ne has been visiting with his friends and
relatives
F. C. Thomas, formerly of this place.
put now of Ely, New. is in town shaking
hands with his old friends and former ac.
quaintances.
Fred Davis leaves the latter part of this
month Tor England. where he goes to la
Dor in the mission field
Mrs. Albert Cahoon is pleasantly settled
at Bellevue, Ida, where she intends spend
ing the winter months
j. Kramer leaves shortly for a trip
abroad. While away he will visit in Eu-
rope and Norway.
Edwin Bush of the o. s. l.. left Mon
day Tor his home in Pleasant Grove
where he expects 20 remain for one month
before returning
l.. Lander leaves the coming week for
Los Angeles 10 spend the winter months
j.. Eliason. who has been visiting here
with his family for the past three months.
left the fore part of the week for Ely
Nov
Miss Thews is expected home shortly
from Spokane where she has been spend
ing the past month with relatives
MR. and Mrs. I. a. Walters are now COM
fortably- settled in their new home at
Payson.
Mrs. Lawrence has left for Ely to Join
her husband, who is stationed there.
Jolly Halloween parties occupied the at
tentlon OF Murray society Thursday even
ing: The parties given were numerous
and the diversions and frolics engaged in
were varied Jack O lanterns made up
most of the decorations
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NJ EPHt.

The Ladies Literary club met at the
home of Mrs. Roy F. Homer last Mon
day evening. Mrs. Edna Jensen gave an
interesting reading. Mrs. Elmo Moore
Mrs. John Hendrickson rendered a piano
solo. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. T. L. Foote gave a very enjoyable
Kensington last Tuesday afternoon.
Guessing games were had Mrs. Florence
Slusser of Soda Springs, Ida, entertained
the guests in a humorous way at fortune
telling
George w. Ritter of Salt Lake was here
the last of the week.
Senator George Sutherland spent the
last part of the week here.
George o. Ostler returned Tuesday
from a trip to Soldiers summit
T. F.. Bothrall and daughter, Mrs. Bes-
sic Irons, were over from Eureka the last
of the week.
]. r. Edgheill returned from Panguitch
the first of the week.
T. T. Taylor of Juab was here Thurs
day.
Mrs Flossie Carter went to Ephrain
Wednesday.
Mrs. Louisa W. Jones Of Eureka was
mere Thursday.
The dance given in honor Of James FL
hson by company A, y. G. T., was a very
successful affair.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Goble of Canada will
visit with their daughter, Mrs. B. II.
Sparks, this winter
w. L. Cook of Salt Lake is visiting old
friends here.
Lucille Forrest entertained at a Hal
ioween party Thursday evening.
Ernest Winn of Salt Lake visited rela-
lives and friends here this week.
Samuel Ingram LEFT for his mission
Wednesday.
p G. Peterson Of the B. 7. u at Provo
was the guest of Jacob Coleman Satur-
day.
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LOGAN.

There were Halloween parties galore In
Logan this week, some being held on Hal
loween. some before and some after. On
Thursday evening a big party was held
at the Auditorium and It drew out tho
largest part of the social element of the
town. Spook costumes were the princi-
pal features of the affair.
Mr.. L. c. FAIR left here Thursday morn
ing for Chihuahua, Mex, where he will
remain for several weeks.
De Wilton b. Card and family are here
from Alberta Canada, on a visit t rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs Esther Krohn Of Salt Lake CITY
is visiting friends In Logan and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs William Jenkins of Ogden,
spent part of the week In Logan as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs H. J. De Witt
State Senator Hollingsworth and his
wife spent Monday and Tuesday in Lo-
gan.
Mr. Sam McKinnon returned the first
of the week from an extended stay in
southern Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Jones of Oregon
City are here on a visit TO friends
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Hopkins left on
Mondsy for Lima, Mont. where they will
spend month Or so with friends
Apuila G. Nebeker of I.alzetoWn visited
friends in Logan this week.
The faculty of the B. Y. college ten
dered its annual reception to the students
on Saturday and the function was a ire
mendous success. There was q program
of musical exercises. dancing and refresh
ments, and short addresses by Joseph F.
Smith and Congressman Howell
Professor B. Williams, formerly of the
A. c. faculty. returned on Monday from
visit to relatives i'm Maine.
Cleve Maidstone is here from Murray
on a visit to his parents.
Louis Christensen came down from Pc
catell0 this week TO visit his family. which
resides here.
w. G. Danielsen of Independence. Mo.
spent the relt3r part of the week In
this city visiting relatives and friends.
Rev. and Mrs. n. Z. Clemenson left
here on Monday for San Diego Cal.
where they will remain for several months
in the hope that Mrs. Clemenson' health
will improve.
Professor James I. Jardine, who has
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-03
Another Case of Cancer Cured

Syracuse, Kan.-The family AMI
friends of Mrs. j. NJ, Grissom
are rejoicing over her wonderful
recovery from a bad cancer of the
breast, after her regular doctor had
given her up. Mrs. Grissom had about
despaired Of ever getting well when
she heard OF new remedy called Can
cerol. originated by DR.. L. T. Leach OF
Indianapolis, Ind
Without much hope of success she
wrote the doctor, who came on to see
her and consented to take her case.
He started her at once to using Can
cerol, which she was able to apply hev-
self at home.
1t is only natural that Mrs. Grissom,
who is now as well as she ever was,
cannot say enough in praise of DIR.
Leach and his wonderful remedy. She
urges everyone afflicted To write for
DR.. Iseach's 100-page book on cancer,
which is free for the asking.
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been stationed at Wallowa, ore, during
Tho summer. is visiting friends here be-
fore proceeding to Washington where he
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Thomas Humphreys left for Or
land, Cal, on Monday, where she VIII
ioin her husband. who is employed there.
Attorney Jesse r. S. Bulge of Salt
Lake CITY spent the fort part of the week
in Logan.
Mrs Sarah DANES Of Cariston, Canaoa,
visited friends and relatives in Logan and
vicinity this week.
Mrs. n. w Kimbal jr., left here this
week for Los Angeles. where she will join
her husband.
Anthon PETERSON left here on Tuesday
for Scandinavia, where he will fill a mis-
sion.
Booker Preston visited with Salt Lake
friends this week.
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TINTiC.

Eugene Blackel and wife returned from
NeDh on Sunday.
Mrs. Bonner returned on Monday after
q few davs' visit at Salt Lake.
Twins. both girls. were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bergman on Monday.
Mrs. c. Z. Hush and Miss MarcelIa
Sullivan went 10 Salt Lake yesterday for
q brief visit.
Emil Jackson and Mrs. Anna Peterson
have been granted a marriage license by
the county clerk. They will be married
IN this city tomorrow.
Mrs. NJ. r. F. Sullivan returned Tues
day night from a visit with her mother
at Payson.
Mrs William Wirthlin went to Payson
Tuesday for a ten days visit with her
parents.
William Ferguson has been at Salt Lake
during the week. as his wife is quite seri-
ously i'll at the Holy Cross hospital.
S. ]. Schneiter returned home on Sat
urday night after an absence of a week
spent in looking after his ranch and other
pToperty in Summit county.
Mrs I. g Allo0cE returned home on
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MURRAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Miller returned Sun
DAY evening from Los Angeles, where
they have been for the past month on an
outing trip.
Mrs. s. Baker, who has been visiting
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs William
Atwood, for the past week, has returned
TO her home in Ogden
+. Petersen. formerly OF this city, but
now of Ely, New. spent a few DAYS of
this week in town shaking hands with
old acquaintance.
Miss Genevs Hyde returned to her home
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-03
WANT ED.

First-class field collectors. Apply
Consolidated Wagon & Machine COM
pany, Salt Lake. Ogden and Idaho
Falls. None but the best accepted.
Good wages.
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PARK CITY.

at a Halloween party Thursday evening
at the home OF Miss Bessie McClelland,
one of their members, for their numerous
friends. All kinds of "spooky' games
were played and ghost stories were told
during the evening. Refreshments con-
sisting of apples, nuts and popcorn were
served and pleasant time was had by
all.
f. d. Sutton returned to the Park Mon
day morning, after two months alb
sence in Utah and Nevada.
Miss III. w. tanning returned from q
brief visit in the metropolis Sunday morn
ing.
society OF the Congregational church
gave Halloween party Thursday even
ing at the home of their president, Miss
Blanche leighton. The rooms were dec
pictures. "Witchy" games were played
and the members were all dressed in
sheets. Dainty refreshments were served
and jolly good time was had by all
present
Mrs. Lee McClelland is visiting In this
city from Boise with Mrs. J. c. Lindsay.
DIR. and Mrs. r. E. Wight and daugh-
ter were Salt Lake visitors this week.
Mrs. Jennie Holland went down to the
city Thursday afternoon on a short visit
with relatives.
The Halloween social given in the Ma
pie hall Thursday evening was largely at
tended and a pleasant time was had by
those who were present.
Mrs. George Ames and party, composed
of the following ladies'. A. d. Callagan
and the Misses Maude Thorne Kathryne
Williams and Bess Mcmillan, spent the
latter part of the week in this city with
George Ames at the Ontario mine.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns and three children.
Helen, Eddie and Thomas, Miss Bessie
Faddis and Frank Stoddard. drove into
town Wednesday afternoon in the Kearns
automobile and returned Thursday morn
ing. Dan ]. Gallivan accompanied them
Frances Sherman entertained at q Hal
loween party Thursday evening at her
home on Park avenue.
Miss Hannah Lecompte returned home
from an extended visit in Zion Monday
morning with relatives and friends.
Charles Shields went down to the CAPT
tai Sunday afternoon on a months bust
ness visit
John w. Geiger was Park visitor the
early part CT the week.
The following club women from Park
City attended the Federation of Womens
Clubs in Ogden this week: Mesdames
Beggs. Allen. Weeter, Shields, Lecompte
and Dem.
Miss Clara Hurley returned from the
metropolis Friday morning.
Emmett Shields is spending a few days
In the Park.
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Ask. your. grocers for the Vienna
Walnut Bread.
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this week to meet his wife, who has been
visiting here and at Joseph.
Mrs. Francis Jensen Of Mt. Pleasant is
visiting in Richfield this week with Mr..
and Mrs. l. l.. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Jones cele-
brated their silver wedding in a very
pleasant manner last Saturday evening.
n dainty supper was served by Mrs. Or
sen f. Christensen. Mrs. Jonathan Lloyd
and Miss Jeanette Jones, assisted by
Miss Maud Orrock. The guests report
having spent pleasant evening, and all
heartily Joined in wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones many years more of happiness
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-29

Justice Brown
To Spend Winter
In Washington

Associate Justice Henry B. Brown. re-
tired, and Mrs. Brown. who have spent
the past fourteen months travelling in
Europe and the Holy Land have re-
turned to America They did not open
their house here on Sixteenth street,
but Went at once to the AIaplewood
at Lenox. Mass They will return 10
Washington early in September, and to
the delight Of their very many friends.
will spend the winter here. Their house,
which has been closed through two sum-
Iners and one winter season, has always
been one OF the most attractive centers
for conservative and exclusive society.
A pretty masquerade was given on
Monday evening at Hsndy's Farm. at
Sheffield. Va, on the Potomac, where
about 10 guests are, for TIE month Of
August. Many guests from adjacent
resorts were among the masqueraders.
The extensive lawns were decorated
with japanese lanterns. and the cos
TUNES We're varied and pretty. Joseph
Bailey, as a fairy. and john Evans as
a clown. carried OF the prizes.
Among those in costume were the
Misses Alice Handy. and Helen Lam
dauer. as little girls. Mrs. Bartelmes
as cowboy, Bob Evans as baby. with L.
3. Thompson as mamma. John Tucker.
society belle: Lewis J. Thompson.
ballet girl; Mrs. Lewis J. Thompson.
Irishman: the Misses Wright, Gessford
X user. Collens. Harvey. Bee, and TIL
ler with Mrs Windsor and Barker,
gentlemen; Mr.. Bartelmes. dancing girl;
Miss Mary HANDY. Hiawatha; George
Evans, Polly PTim. Miss Gehman.
from Philadelphia. Japanese; Mrs. Ian
GaueT. Frederick. Nd. as Dinah: James
Miller. dancing girl; Miss Emeiyn
Shedd, queen OF hearts; Miss Louise
Cruit. Buster Brown, Mr.. Windsor, as
rough rider: c. Cruit.' country girl; Lem
Windsor. aephistopheles Mr.. McCather-
Inc, SambO; Miss Monday, Kern Kinks
Mrs. Palmer Sailor Boy; Mr.. Palmer.
Indian; Mr. White, Chariot Racer. Ross
MONTGOMERY as Baby Bunting. Mrs
Richards as Country GIRL &. r, Cess
ford, from Philadelphia. as DANDY
Dude. Miss Douglass as Flower girl,
Miss Watkins. japanese; Miss Nina
Handy as Ghost; Miss Stewart. Martha
Washington; Mr.. EntTikin. Japanese
Girl; W L. Stewart, Lady; Miss Greg
Org, Colonial Dame; Miss krahling,
Fortune teller; Miss Helen krahlnE,
Cowboy A. Krahiing. Cheyenne; MISS
Blanche Iessford. Of Philadelphia, req
resented a Spanish Beauty, while Miss
Ola Gessford was a Rough Rider; Miss
Mary Zimmerman, Lady BaltimcIe =
Miss Sherman AIinnehaha Roy Boz.
Father Time; Miss BauTman, Sis Hop
kins. Mr. Dalton. Sailor. and MlsG
Mary White Clairvoyant. The FOUR
seasons were represented by the Misses
Bets. Barker, Gessford, and Master
Ross Montgomery.
The Judges we-e Mrs. Thompson and
adis GessfOrd, and Messrs Harvey and
Zimmerman. An orchestra consisting
Of Miss Harvey, Mrs. Thompson, JOS
eph Bailey. and Mr. McCatheril.e, fur
nished music for tie dancing Miss
iIarvey. an accom- piished musician. pre-
SIDING at the piano, which had beer.
placed on the lawn for this occasion.
IfEht refreshments were served, ana a
vote OF thanks was extended TO Mrs.
: Thompson for her untiriug efforts 20
make the occasion a success
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-29
COLONIAL BEACH TRIP
FIXED FOR LABOR DAY

For the convenience Of those who
want TO spend Monday next, Labor Day.
at Colonial Beach, or who wish 10 go
10 the resort Saturday night or Sun
day morning and remain until donday
evening. the Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company has arranged to
have the St JOINS make a special trip
TO the resort Monday next leaving here
at S.45 a. m, and reaching homo on the
return trip at about 1880 p. m
The bathing at the Beach was never
better, and the Grabbing continues ex-
ceIlent. Although the summer excursion
season is drawing TO a close. large
thrOngs are are still at the resort and
will remain there until the daily ex-
cursion season closes September s.
The St Johns IS this week making
her regular daily trips TO the Beach,
and crowds are going 70 the resort for
bath on the salty Potomac and to
spend a day grabbing and. fishing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-29
G STREET EXTENSION
URGED ON COMMISSIONERS

At a meeting Of the Paramount Heights
Citizens Association a petition vas
framed and sent to the Commissioners
OF the District urging the extension OF
G street from Minnesota avenue TO the
District Boulevard?
They declare that their community
OF seyenty-two houses and $50 inhGbi-
tants has to trepass upon private prop
erty in order to reach the highway
Commissioner MOTION said this morn
ing that he had not seen the petition,
but that this request had 5een care
fully considered previously and that
he considered II unwlse TO grant the
request at this time.
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The four interesting children Of Rep
rescntative and Mrs. Frank Q. LOwden,
Of Illinois, George NJ Pullman Lowden,
Florence, Harriet, and Frances, have
gone 10 Elberon. y. J.. to spend some
weeks with their grandmother, the
widow of The. sleeping car magnate-
George NJ. Pullman. Mrs Pullman has
recently opened her cottage thcre, after
a few months visit abroad. These chill
dren form one OF the most interesting
family groups in official society in
Washington. Above all things, Colonel
LoWden. who was once lieutenant
colonel OF the First Regiment OF the
Illinois National Guard. and Mrs. LOwden
are devoted &c their children. They
have a ma gnificent estate. ''Sinnlssippi
Farm" in northern Illinois. comprising
1900 acres. where Colonel LowdGn and
his family have lived the year round
until now, when lie VIII have 10 spend
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his winters IN Washington. They viii
take possession of joins A. Logan's
home. Calumet place. early in the sea
son, and Mrs. Pullman viii DC with
them a portion Of the time.
Mrs. Iowdeu is not g society woman
I'm AM that the name implies. She is
more fond OF home and family than OF
the glare of the ball room. although she
is possessed of more than the ordinary
grsces OF a leader in society She is
tall and dark, d-stingui-ned IN appear
ence and handsome. She dresses quiet
~ but very elegantly and in exquisite
taste. She is not by any means
stranger in Washington. for she and her
her older sister were presented in SO
ciety here. just after they graduated, by
Mrs. John A. Logan. who had chaper-
oned them on long tour in Europe.
Should Representative and Mrs. LoWden
do any entertaining next winter, II VIII
be Of the most exclusive and quiet, ele-
CANT type, for they do not 90 in for
the limelight at all.
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YOUTH WITH $500 JEWELS
GOING TO VIRGINIA TOWN

Leroy Miller, an eighteen-year-old boy
from Sandusky, ohio.s who was locIed
up at the Fifth precinct police station
last night for the Charlottesville. Va.
authorities. will be taken there this
afternoon. An officer from Charlottes-
vile arrived IN Washington this morn
ing.
When arrested Miller had about 800
worth Of jeWelry il his possession. The
police say the boy admitted having
stolen the articles from the home Of
Mrs. Sallie s. Boswell. IN Charlottesville
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-29
PROMISE NOT TO WED,
TEACHERS GIVEN JOBS

MAHANoY CITY. Pa. Aug. zs.-Bs-
fore they were assigned TO their depart
ments for the term at the opening Of
the public schools here the nifty teach
ers signed contracts to teach the entire
term.
This is done 10 discourage the femi-
nine teachers marrying during the term.
Last year so many designations were
received that the directors waved hot
under the collar
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-29

The Admiral OF the Navy George
Dewey has leased his home at 1747
Rhode Island avenue familiar to the
public as the gift" house of the
American people to the hero Of Manila
bay whom they idoiized, to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank P. Mitchell, OF Washington
and New York. Mr. Mitchell is
millionaire clubnlan, and was married to
Mrs Augusta Hancock Hare less than
a year ago. They have but just return
ed from their wedding trip IN Europe
and have gone TO Mr. Mitchelrs cottage
IN Newport for the rest Of the hot
weather
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-29
c. 8 o. INTEREST TRANSFERRED

The entire interest Of Fairfax 8,
Landstreet in the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company has by a deed OF trust
fled Ia the Office Of the recorder Of
deeds been transferred TO the Cont
mental Trust Company of Baltimore
This interest formerly belonged TO the
State OF Maryland and was transferred
20 Mr.. Landstreet about two years ago.