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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-05-13

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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-05-13
INCORPORATION OF
GROVE PRESBYTERIAN
CEMETERY.
Published by Authority.I


AN ACT to repeal Sections | and 6 Of
Chapter ~ Of the Acts Of the General
Assembly Of Maryland Of tie Session
Of 1908. entitled, AN Act to Incorp0r.
ote the Trustees Of the Cemetery Of the
Grove Presbyterian Church, In IIaiiord
County. Maryland" and Re.enact the
same with Amendments and to make
valid the Acts OF The Incorporate TH
done under the name Of The Trustees
Of the Cemetery Of The Grove Presby
terrain Church In Hartford County,
MARYLAND.
WHEREAS, by Chapter ~ oi the Acts
Of the General Assembly oi Maryland III
the session Of 1908. it was Intended To
create u body corporate under the name
Of the Trustees Of the Cemetery ni the
Grove Presbyterian Church in IInrf, I'd
County, Maryland" and
WHEREAS, In section III said chapter,
through inadvertcnce the name Of said
body corporate was stated to lie the
Trustees Of the Grove Presbyterian
Church in Hartford County, Maryland. +"
instead OF the Trustees al the Cemetery
Of the Grove Presbyterian Churchin liar.
ford County. MARYLAND. and
WHERRAs, II In deemed advisable to al
low the persons qualified to elect the
members Of the said body corporate
under section r Oi chapter ~ Of said Acts,
to elect women, not exceeding three IA
number at any one election. M well hs
men to membership in said body corpor.
ate. If they think 1t proper at any time
to do so. and
WHEREAS. the persons named as incOr.
pOratOrs In said section Ui chapter ~
oi said Acts nf Assembly, have been trans
acting business under the name OF the
Trustees Of the Cemetery Of the Grove
Presbyterian Church In Hartford County
Maryland" and 1t seems ht that their
acts done under said name should be
made Of the same force and effect ~
though the name Of said body corporate
had been correctly set forth In section |
Of chapter ~ Of said Acts therefore
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Grncr
al Assembly Of Maryland that section |
Of Chapter II Of the Acts Of the General
Asse mbly Of Maryland Of the session oI
1903, entitled IAN Act to Incorporate
the Trustees Of the Cemetery Of the Grove
Presbyterian Church In Harisrd County,
Maryland" be and the same Is hereby
repealed and re.enactcd with amend
ments, so ~ to read ~ follows:
THAT George K. McGaw. lrret r.
Baldwin, John Archer Mitchell. John M
Michael, Morgan Mitchell. {. II johnson
and Howard II. Mitchell, and their sue.
cessors, as hereinafter provided. he and
are hereby Incorporated and made body
polite and corporate, by the name of the
Trustees Of the Cemetery Of the Grove
Presbyterian Church in Hartford County
Maryland"
SECTIoS z. And b. 1t enacted, That
section 9 Of chapter ~ Of the Acts OF the
General Assembly OF Maryland Of the
session Of 1908. entitled An Act to IN
corporate the Trustees Of the Genet terry
Of the Grove Presbyterian Church IN
Haiford County, Maryland" he and the
same 10 hereby repealed and re enacted
with amendments 90 a. to read %
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-05-13

fernna Is not beverage nor bltters,
but an honest, straightforward tonic
that increases the appetite and encour-
ages digestion.
There Is n great demand for tonics
during the depressing heat OF summer.
ana especially In countries where hot
weather is very prevalent.
Such demand il exactly met by
peruna.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-05-13


In the Esenberg Store the least preenous
Batmores great department stores point service
doubtedy the most helpful to the public For thing
it's customers money by it's underseng systemby putting
kind of goods lower price than the quality
elsewhere also provides exceptionally big assorments of
everything thus offering broader
Furthermore the Esenberg Store is the first introduce
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-05-13
This Will Interest Mothers.

Mother Gravs Sweet Powders for Chi.
dren cure Feverishness, Headache. Bad
stomach. Teethipg Disorders. move and
regulate the Bowels and destroy worms
They break up coida In 20 hours. They never
fan. All Druggists, Csc, Ask today.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-05-13

Secretary 81 the Senate.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-05-13

It's a powder; the chicks inhAlc Il. You
can save your chicks even after they refuse
TO eat or drink by using HnCkrtts Cape
Cure. Ask your merchnntfof It. Price zoe,
by mail sc. II you wish 20 know more
about Hackett's Cape Cure, Just drop US a
postal Dealers wanted. Prices and a list
OF - jobbers for the asking. address
hAckETT'S CAPE CURE CO.. HillsbOro, Nd
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
STORE GIRLS HELP
BY SENDING MONEY
Workers at PalaiS Royal Do
nate S8.37 to Santa
Claus Fund.
CONTINUED from First Page)

naent clerks, business men, and women
leading excited children, bring their
gifts Of toys or money TO the St NichO-
las Girl for the children Of desolate
homes.
And though many more toys and
money contributions are needed before
ali the children on the St NicholaS
Girls list can be provided for. the great
task OF filing the Christmas bags with
toys has already begun. By Friday
morning many hundred children viii
have received a card from The Washing
ton Times, telling them that the toy
distribution viii take place next SatUr-
day at the Munsey building.
In the Santa Claus store room that IS
just as big as Santa Claus heart. the
Ereat task Of unpacking, and sorting the
TOYS has already begun Mrs Isaac
Cans. chairman Of the ladies' auxiliary,
with an efficient corps Of volunteer
workers, IS engaged in preparing the
Christmas bags for distribution. Each
child o. the list Of the st. Nicnoias
quests can be filed.
Mail Stops Thursday.
The Santa Claus postoffce at The
Times viii be closed on Thursday even
ing. That Is. no letters posted after
Wednesday evening or Thursday morn
ing will be received. for the reason that
it VIII be impossible 10 handle them
Gifts Of toys or money viii be received
by the St Nicholas Girl as late s
Saturday. at ] O'Clock. There are many
children on our list for whom il viii be
impossible % provide unless our toy
fund grows. In order not TO disap-
point any little ones whose parents are
unable 20 provide for them. We viii re-
ceive your gifts and contributions after
the Santa Claus postOfhce is closed
The members Of the ladies' auxiliary
on their shopping errands for the St
Nicholas Girl. are badly in need " au-
tOm0biles- Any private owner OF a car
who lends his car TO the St Nicholas
Girl for two OF three hours Of any az
ternOon or morning, viii make a valu-
able contribution to the work
Dear Santa Claus j am little be-
two years old. and this IS my GIst
/ Christmas letter 10 you. Ny papa IS
dead end please don't forget my mama.
as haven't forgotten my poor papa IS
dead and my mama hasn't anyone 10
look after her Please bring me q
wagon and a horse, and bring mama q
pair Of shoes. size 81. and a black waist,
size IS Your little friend.
EDDIE WASHINGTON.
Hanover St n W
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
Synopsis of GO AIready PubEshed

Victor Barton, reporter for EALis
Journal. on his way home late al niEnt
sees two men and woman acting sus-
piciously- From their conversation ne
learns they have Just committed a TOD
berry. and he lnds the house
Going into the house, Barton discovers
Al old man horribly murdered HIS love
Of adventure prompts him 30 deiude -ne
police into the belief that he himself IS
the murderer
Bartcn's contempt for the intelligence q
the police leads him 20 picture 10 nlInse41
how CleveTly he can play with them
After arranging the murdered man $
room AMI throwing On the floor a broken
sleeve link and three pieces OF an envelope
Barton goes out and. Disgusting his voice,
anonymously telephones a notice OF Llo
murder 70 his own paper. the Planet
The reporters paper assigns him 70 re-
port -he murder. and he goes 20 the house
Of m stery-
IN he house he interviews the chief OF
poliCs
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
MnvEMENTS Ga VESSELS.

ATTiVed-BTUtUs, Birmingham Patap-
SEQ Tennessee, and Montana at
Hampton Roads; Washington at
Norfolk. Ieouidas at SewaH Point,
Roe at Key West. Princeton at Pan
ana: Smith, FiusSer, LamsOn, Reid,
Preston, and YanktOn at san Juan
Saued-PauldiuE. from Charleston for
Key West; Culgoa, from Weymouth
for Gravesend. and DraytOn, from
Havana for Key West
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
Hides In Dog House
To See Santa Claus

TRENTON. y. J., Dec. T.-EiEt 4
vear-old Freddie Lauren was SO afraid
that he might not see Santa Claus -nd
remind him OF the expected Christmas
rife. that he hid himself in z dog house
in the rear OF his home last Saturday
with the intention OF there awaiting
Santa
When found carly yesterday he was
badly frozen, and TODAY his legs are IN
such condition that il may be necessary
10 auputats them
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
Deaths.

Annie Atkinson. Il years, Home for
Aged and Infirm-
katherine Boyd, IS years. z540 P street
northwest
Charles ". Embrey. 20 years, Sibley
Hospital
Mary Doyle, 3 years, 64S Pickford place
GecrSs r c Phillips. IS years. s4s c
northwest
Thoms Fleming, 90 years. United states
Soldiers Home, D. c.
Frank D. Keefe, 50 years, 2l5 Va ave
nue. southwest.
J Cynthia Il. Breden. % years, 20 r
street northwest
Julius C0Tbett. IS years, tuberculosis
Hospital
Infant Of Alex F and Harriet Brewer,
hours, 11O7 Rhode Island avenue
northwest.
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
Marriage Licenses.

James Moran and Blanche A. SOuthan.
Walter H Thomas, Pares, Porto Rico.
and Olive Norman, GTaytOn, Nd
William A LOwry and Anna n Gala
CHER.
Bridgeport, Conn
Frank ". Arnold and Lillian 3. Earle,
both Of PittSburg
JOhE W Clayton and EdmOnia- p.
GatewoOd, both Of Richmond, Va
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY.

Colonel ROBERT X EVANS, Twenty
eighth Infantry, 70 this city and re
Uort 70 Chief o. STAFF for duty IN his
Office
First Lieutenant JOHN r BREWER
I'd Infantry detailed for recruiting
service al Fort Logan. Colorado
Canfain FRANK n CALDWELL 18th
Cavalry. TO Madison. Wis, for duty
with the organized militia Of Wis
cnUSin-
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
Wants Drum and HON.

Dear santa Claus:
I am a little boy six years old I
would like you please to send me a
drum and a horn. Please bring ny
brothers something one IS Eve yeas
and one IS tro years Old They want
horse and cart and some candy. and
a doll and dishes for my little sister
Your loving liCtIe friend.
DENNIS TAYLOR
Douglas avenue. AnaCOstias y. c.
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
The Vital Records.
Births.

John and Grace SpiIIman, girl
John and Alice Lemmott, boy
Herbert H and Mary l. MONTY, girl
Mvrt E and Mamie R Fullerton girl
Elvey A and Margaret J. Ball. girl
sydney and Irene Guggenheiu, girl
Alex T. and Harriet A Brewer, boy
Edward J and Katherine n MacMul
Ian. girl
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
NAVY.

Commander c B. BRITAIN, detached
command Massachusetts,; TO com
mand Wheeling
Commander (. W EBERLE- detached
command Wheeling to Navy De
Eartment, Washington, D. c.
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

The work Of renOvating and repaint-
ing the interior Of the new AnacOstla
police station has been finished The
office Of the commanding officer OF the
precinct has been fitted out cozlly with
CarDer and rugs
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
FOR RERT-R00MS
Furnished.


STU ST. n. ". 122-Large front room,
second hOors heat, bath. telephone. private
family; board II desired; Cor gentleman only
reasonable
CORCoRAN ST, Is42-TouTists and visitors
can md We'll furnished rooms by the day
-sez % Lnonta. Phone North -.
--DOMEsS OF SILENCE the invisible cas-
tor, needed in every household Drop postal
70 l. ID ENGEL- Room SIS. JenifeT Bldg
30 ST. y. ". TSs-SiceIy furnished front
room with alcove- bath on same floor; also
iargs front hal room. SO week
L ST. y ". 1o15-Iarge nicely furnished
I'm, al modeFa con- e-Tiences, choice
hoIne ta0le; single. "a: double. So
Il ST y w so2-One front room. all con
veniences; suitable Tor two. terms reason
ST y W, Is-LarEe furnished or unfur-
nished room; reasonable
9Th ST. y. w. 72s-CoufortabIe. peasant
rooms. . per month and up board II de-
81
ST y W, s34-Iarge furnished rooms
LOT light housekeeping
18th ST y E. 1z5-Nice oomfortabIe rooms.
very reasonable
y J AVE n. W. Ze-Large bright room
and dtchenette with sink; half square from
CAPITOL; adults
FURNISHED dining room and kitchen to
white man and vile. who would give board
% ~ 0r y people BOX g. Times Office.
R L AVE, TI5-LarEe second floor front
room. neatly furnished; 2 windows; SO
month.
Q ST. E5-Tvv0 comfortable second floor front
-1olseEeePing rooms, with bath
- 81. 6lT-Warm. bright rooms: house.
keeping or sleeping.
The DAHLGREN. 1913 I. St y W-Front
and side rooms well furnished weii-kept-
al
9Th ST y w TIg-IIght bousekeenfne- ?
nice rooms. bath adjoining rent reasona bIe-
also large room
Sd ST y v. 26-NiceIy furnished front
rHoIns, q g; gentlemen O. housekeepLnE
IgTI ST. \ W gI7-NIee7v F7I--I-Ie5 rooms
% Iss2ed party. 81 and SIS per month
bLH 81. y. E. s1Z-Three beautiful we'll
heated roorns- furnished IT best Of style;
entirely complste Tor housekeeping every
{ Thing new and I'd 70 date reasonable
9 - y W. 255-HSioely furnished rooms
up-to-date- well kept quiet houzes few
squares OF Union Station and Census. reason
able
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
NIGHTLY RAIDS
ON COAL PILES
Some AnacoStianS Help
Themselves to Mr.. Fra
ZieT'S Stock.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
aNACOSTIA. D. C.. DEC. 2

The huge piles OF coal maintained
along Railroad avenue IN AnacOstia. as
q part Of the stock or Samuel N Fra
zier, have proven a source OF tempta-
ton TO persons in need Of fuel during
the cold weather. So frequent have the
raids at night On the coal piles become
by pilferers that Mr.. Frazier last night
notified the police Of the Anacostia sta
ton that he desired to have the protec-
ton Of his coal better assured.
John Hardes.y, a resident OF DPS
PrOut street, TNining City, has report
ed to the police Of the Eleventh pre-
cinct the theft Of his new black over
coat. valued at SO. from q clubhouse
on Railroad avenue, between Benning
and Twining City
The officers and teachers OF the sun
day school department OF the Anacostia
Baptist Church held their quarterly
business meeting in the edifice last
night with SUpt- John T. Dent presid-
ing. Following this meeting the Baptist
Young Peoples Society, zach Crawford
president, held its quarterly session
Since the Rev Frank L Bardens,
pastor Of the AnacOstia Baptist Church,
has been IN charge OF the local congre-
CATION he has introduced a number OF
business methods into the conduct Of
the church For instance a register Of
the services has been placed in the
building so that members present can
follow the order Of exercises, a buIIe-
tin indicating the attendance at church
and Sunday school services is posted
COuspicuouslv before the CONGREGATION.
and a financial statement showing each
members efforts toward meeting the
expenses Of the church is maintained
The residents Of " street, between
Nichols avenue and Thirteenth street,
have taken up the subject OF the fur
ther inn rOvement Of that section Of the
highway with the authorities at the
Municipal building As no curling was
lad when the granoIthic sidewalks
were put down, a request has been pre-
sented that the curling be laid at the
earliest practicable moment The Old
trees that were taken out have not been
replaced. and the Commissioners viii
be asked TO have new ones planted at
an early date It VIII also be requested
that the holes IN the pavements, re-
sultinE from the removal Of telegraph
poles after the sidewalks were laid. be
repaired.
The Rev Charles II Bart. the pastor
Of st Teresa's Church, has arrived
home from Baltimore, where ne was
present at the celebration OF the twenty
fifth anniversary OF the ordination TO
the priesthood OF the Rev John T
Whelan. the pastor Of St Mays Star
OF the Sea, Of that city.
Spiritual services tomorrow evening IN
the Presbyterian Home in Washington
VIII be conducted by the Rev George
N Cummings, the pastor Of the Garden
Memorial Presbyterian Church \
delegation from the congregation OF
Garden Church VIII attend the services
Samuel NJ Frazier, a local business
man. who was taken suddenly III sew
erai nights since, has practically re-
covered, being now able to be about
again
The work Of renovating and repaint-
ing the interior Of the new AnacOstla
notice station has been finished The
go q The emma FinE officer OF the
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Black lynx stole. near Northufn ber-
land apt. last evening; value matching a
set. Reward II returned to Dresden, Apt. IS.
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Dee. 10 near 18th and clifton SITS new
black silk umbrella. with song handle o.
acid eaten wood; Toledo top Of inlatd gold
Reward II returned to MERCHANTS
TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. s2e-sZ2 r st
y VI. "
LosT-Cofie dog from lzi4 y Z. ave. Re
ward II returned 20 a G LUBER- 1917 Z
St n ".
IOST-White bulldog tnaaIej, wore brace and
collar tag $50 Return As SIN 81 : W
Reward.
LOST-SmaU brown purse on Eye ST.. bet
sth and Ilth, s. e containing about 3
Return sos 11th S. z.
LosI-Gold chain, set with paEoque oPals'
lOTgnetre attached Reward II returned
COZ Eye st. y. ".
LOST-Lady's gold watch and chain; mi
uals -. ~" Reward. $50 ST y W.
LOST-At sta and Pa ave. Tuesday. between
II 80 a m and I D. n. SO and So
bill. LILLIAN SCEAFFER. So Eye y "
Reward.
LOsT-Dog. white and yellow setter. Liberal
reward Il returned 20 slG tn 81 8 W
DOsT-Masonic ring. on 81 capitol and
Library car. Reward sl3 Maple ave,
Takoma- Park
LOST-BrindIe bull pup. on 5Ist st., between
Dumbarton ave. and . 81; white neck.
white feet; answers 10 the name Of Jerry. 30
Tail and ears clipped TindeT please return
to 1898 5ist St y W and receive reward
LOST OR sTRAYED-White collie. brown
ear, months old eusvsers TO name %
witch LIBERAL reward. questions asked
1907 d 81 y "
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTs-Severz l. live. 70 sell BONES or
siLENCEs' needed in every household
zine opportunity for continuous business
Apply to l. D. ENGEIs as Jenifer Bldg
CANNASSERS for District Jf Columbia and
Baltimore on good hiEh-ciass sellers 1--we
ones waited fer InanaEers. SIS sth 81 y W
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
GASOLINE ENGINES

AEFAOTCH GASOLINE Pumping Engine
tor suburban residence 6siries- etc. Al
tached direct 20 pump. no belc- over 100 used
around Washington send Tor catalogue dem
onstrateci SsS-50 LOCKWOOD s. CO, So 9Th
I n "
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

Samuel N. Frazier, a local business
man, who was taken suddenly III sew
erai nights since has practically re-
covered, being now able to be about
again
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

John Hardesty, a resident OF Dps
PrOut street, Tvining City, has report
ed to the police OF the Eleventh pre-
cinct the theft Of his new black over
coat. valued at SO. from q clubhouse
on Railroad avenue, between Benning
and Twining City
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

Spiritual services tomOrrOw evening IN
the Presbyterian Home in Washington
VIII be conducted by the Rev. George
n Cummings. the pastor Of the Garden
Memorial Presbyterian Church A
delegation from the congregation OF
Garden Church VIII attend the services
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
FOR sALE-MiScELLANEoUS

SINGER SEWING MACHINE. new and q
latest Styles, IN either round bob5ln o.
shuttle and drawer Cabinets. g1s and
SEQ Hhseler & Wilson's latest No g. drop
head. good new. ST. New National Auto
matte LIZ Drop Heaa Dsmorest. very fne.
choice 81 Drop Head Slaldard make. s..
Singer Automatic, s. Lot q new rotary
DressrnaIers Aachines,- never been used s..
These machines represent the greatest sewing
machine bargain ever offered 10 Washinzton-
Every one Is worth double Were taken in
exchange for the Davis Vertical Feed sew
ing Machine b. the wise ones. who selected
this un-fealed machine as the best Christmas
present % give 20 the ladies'
DAVIS AGENCY,
9l3 9th ST.
Open Evenings Until Christmas.
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

The Rev Charles II Bart. the pastor
Of st Teresa's Church, has arrived
home from Baltimore, where ne was
present at the celebration OF the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the ordination TO
the priesthood OF the Rev John +
Whelan, the pastor of St Mary's Star
OF the Sea, Of that city.
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
DAVIS AGENCY

TWO EXTRA SPECIAL
BARGAINS ~
UPRIGHT PIANOS
one handsome Upright Piano IN
COCO ccr11l tio1s must be sold at
once: EpecIa- for EI55-
Upright Piano. STANDARD high
grade make good condition mu-
sically and otherwise special %
quick buyer for $50
s. MONTHLY PAYMENTS
p. G. SMITH PIANO CO.
10 Pa ave.
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

Continuation of This Story VIII Be
Found in TOmOrrOW's Issue
Of The Times.l
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

The officers and teachers OF the Sun
day school department OF the Anacostia
Baptist Church held their quarterly
business meeting in the edifice last
night with SUpt- John T Dent presid-
ing. Following this meeting the Baptist
Young Peoples Society, zach Crawford
president, held its quarterly session
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

BARBERs-Two, for oolo-ed trade. s,h and
No. ave. y. W.
BARBER-white. frst-cIass- 1so0 Q stresI
y ".
BARBER-Colored: steady job ~ ian St
y W
BARBER-WhIto. az once. s. salary E,1a--
sntee- 1eF Pa ave y -
BARBER-Good- ASTORIA sIFAVTSC PArZ-
LOR, Sd and G sts. y. W
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

he law seemed a powerful weapon
to him nova huge monster
with a hundred arms, unwilling
u. cl--. -. L. ------ IL. eclE -
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-12-22
AboIishIng Courts.

The movement to abolish the
criminal and intermediate courts on
its face does not appear to be the
correct thing. However, there may
be features that have not been
brought to the attention OF the Tel
egram that justify it.
In some of the counties at least
where these courts are it seems that
they could not be abolished very
well, even were the number Of
judicial circuits increased. For in.
stance Harrison county with It's al.
most fifty thousand population
should not only constitute judicial
circuit but should also have crimi,
nal court. Lewis county Is growing
rapidly and there should be at least
a judicial circuit comprised OF that
county alone. If changes are to be
made. Marion county should have