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The evening world., 1911-06-16
Accuse Two In building Collapse

Max kraindol OF No, 3SS East One
Hundred and Twenty-hrst street. super
lntendent In charge OF construction, and
Paolo GaZaaro of No. 1926 East one Hun
dred and Twenty-seventh street, fore
man OF tho br~icklayIng on the building
which collapsed Yesterday IN tho Bronx.
were arraigned IN the Morrlaanla Court
this afternoon charged with criminal
negligence. Each OF them was remand
"a for examination until Monday morn
Ing In $40 bail
The evening world., 1911-06-16
INSPECTOR 0'BRlEN SUES.
Demands Job Cropscy Removed
Him From ms Last Official Act.

John J.. o'Brien. former inspector OF
police. Who was dismissed from the
force by Commissioner Cropsey, Just
before tie latter's retirement. applied
to-day to Supreme Court Justice Coha
Ian for n writ Of mandamus to COM
pol HIS reinstatement.
O'Brlen's dismissal was based on
charges against him rs n result OF
conditions at Coney Island, OF which
place ne was In charge a few years ago.
The evening world., 1911-06-16

duchcsse satin. The embroidery is of gold thread of varying tnts
giving a delicate light and shade. The design shows tn. rose, sham
rock m thistle in the form of "A tree, tapering toward the waist and
widening at the corsage. Around the bottom Of the gown ae lotus
lilies on surface OF water, emblematcal of India and the ca OF tho
Empire. In frott Of the gown is the star of India, enveloped by the
rose, shamrock and thistle design.
The train is six yards long and me and a half wide, fastened at
the shoulders with gold cord.
The evening world., 1911-06-16
The Wonderful Train and Dress That viii Be Worn
By Queen Mary of England at the Coronation

The train TO the robes of state which Will be worn by Queen
Mary at the coronation ceremony in London and later at the Durbar
In IhdA Is shown here for the FIRST time in this country.
The train Is OF royal purple velvet, lined ermlne, with deep edges
overturned forming hem. On the inner edge Of train is embroidered
a chain Of oak leovcs and acorns. with medalions OF rose, shamrock
ana thistle at frequent Intervals.
The dress l Gus In Princess style. the material being deep ivory
toopYRIGHT. 1911, ny tn
The evening world., 1911-06-16
DAN O'RE|LLY Wins
HIS LIBERTY TILL
APPEAL IS HEARD
Certificateof ReaSonableD Doubt
Granted by Justice
Granger.
FREED ON $500 BAIL.
George Considine Furnishes
Bond for Lawyer Convicted
in Bancroft Case.
FREED ON $500 BAIL.

Daniel o'Reily. former counsel for
Harry *. ThAw. who was recently con-
victed in the Criminal Branch OF the
Supreme Court and sentenced to Black
wells Island ponitentiary for five
months on the technical charge OF re-
ceiving stolen goods, was released on
bail. pending an appeal OF his case.
Justice Granger In the Supreme Court
made this course possible by granting
OR oilly's motion for a certificate OF
reasonable doubt.
George Considine furnished n bail
bond for 1850. o'Renly went to his
hcme.
Justice Erlanger based his decision
principally on the testimony OF the
many character witnesses introduced at
the trial OF o'Reilly before Justice
Davis.
IL will be impossible for the appeal 20
be heard by the Appellate Division OF
the Supreme Court before November.
owing to the summer vacation period.
Justice Erlanger held that many OF
the Questions asNeo '"o '""'ao'e'
witnesses ana ohe''iy shooid not nave
been aiio~ed'
RULES THAT PROSECUTORS
QUESTIONS PREJUDICED CASE.
eft ia ,rue TINT n defendant in a
criminal action who offers himself as
n witness may be l~ntcrrogated as 10
anv vicious or criminal act of his life.
and n liberal cross-examination of a
dofenaan, should bo permitted. IN ar
r,y. n, tho ,ru,h." aaia I,s,ico rr-
LANCER ..rhis discrctIon however n,
tho trial Juag. NJ. tn IN. .xte,t M
,hIs ,Ion il .,h,oc, 20 r,-
,t.w NV thu A,peIlato D,yisI,n Tho
nu,ros. NJ thu con.
au.,.a ,v tho n,os.cution w.. M, Al
-, a.. IT,. 80. A.. &C.,, 49,,
$500 ~ w"
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Ole g

KLEDEE.-On june II, 1911. at her late
residence, 25i BushwiclS pl., Catherine
Kleber. widow. are 10 years, q months
and IA days: born In Germany; survived
by two daughters and son.
Funeral services VIII DO held at Holy
Trinity Church, Saturday at . o'clock;
remains viii be tahea to hCly Trinity
Cemetery.
The evening world., 1911-06-16

tcopTnIaHr. 1911, ny THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-23

SPECIAL FOR THREE REMAINING
DAYS THIS WEEK.
From 10000 to 11:00 in the mornig
and from 900 to 800 in the after
noon.
Coats spool. cotton at per spool &c
Best quality pins. s papers for. Sc
Toe safety pins. per card -. 20
75c Neckwear for -. -. -. Pic
TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS
$1.25 Bleached Table Linen, Bank
rupt sale -. ..... SIC
$1.75 Bleached Table Linen, Bank
rupt sale 80. -. -. ..73C
$3.50 Bleached Table Linen, Bankrupt
SAFE SIC
These are just new in and extra
values.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-23
CONDITIONS OF SALE

All goods will be sold for Cash. No
credit extended. All goods guaranteed
to be as represented. Goods delivered
free within city limits.
F. M. LIPP & co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-23
BRIEF EXPLANATION

Ladies Dress Skirts
THESE SKIRTS WILL BE SOLD
FOR LESS THAN ONE-HALF THE
REGULAR PRICE AND YOU
SHOULD COME EARLY If YOU
WISH TO SHARE IN THESE
BARGAINS.
200 new Skirts. Voiles, Panama and
Serges to be put out on Friday.
Ladies' dress skirts made of all wool
materials in best styles, regular
$3.50 and $500 values, to go now
Ladies' $3.50 and $3.50 dress skirts in
popular shades and materials to
go now at -. -. -. -. 1896
Ladies' dress skirts in serges, pana-
mas. venetians and voiles,
worth $3.50 to go at -. .S5.Qa
Ladies' dress Skirts, worth $3.50 to
$500 priced to go at -. .S6,73
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-23
Undermuslin Values

A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF DAINTY
.UNDERMUsLINS THAT WILL BE
..MERClLESSLY SACRIFICED -
IT'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
soc corset covers with yoke of lace
and insertion, sale -. -. .2Sc
Soc embroidered corset covers, bank.
rupt sale -. -. -. -. -. .38c
$l.25 corset covers, lace or embroid.
cry trimming -. -. -. -. Sac
Ladies muslin drawers, worth SOC on
SAFE at 80 -. -. ....23c
$500 combination suits, embroidered
yoke and ruffle -. ... .S1.34
Ladies muslin drawers, worth 75c.
Bankrupt sale price, now :. 33c
$3.50 value white muslin skirts, with
embroidered flounce, on sale .69c
$3.50 white skirts wide flounce with
lace and insertion trimming on sale
at - - - 49, .... ..S1.1O
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16

On Monday afternoon, November
The thirteeoth, We she unworthy
performers Of the excellent play
Princess Kiku" were a1reeablv
surprised and highly honored by o
delicious little banquet. given By
she Reverend Sisters Of exalted 8,
Mary's Academy. No words could
express our delighted surpr Sc,
ana aston hm ne. when on repair
Ing ID the so.cious dining ball ~s
osheld Wish worthy eyes. the ad-
mirable token of the kind Sisters
regard OF our bundle psrformar c.
The extensive table vas appro-
piately decoraled for the occsssioc
With beautiful chryssn, hemums.
their excellent fragrance clinei q
20 the tempting deIicscis- spre d
uoon the Snowy Q 9th We were a.
lowed zoe h , abb. pleasure fl d
Ina ou' o~n = 70. apon wren sas
slip ossring n. q Ime NJ t = char
acser 20 Tepr"s4o,ai. q ia % a
souvenir of tbs happy vent. l., i
needless 20 say that many b o rab Q
toasts were given. b fitt e g ID
occasion, and the exalted least was
greatly enjoyed bv tne uu worthy
Japs, Wh0 assure che Sisters tia,
the worthy acknowledge men their
work vas highly appreciated
When cherished thoughts loved
Memory hears.
AZ the gladstone months glide on 20
years,
with autumn leaves and autumn
flowers,
wen e'sr remember happy hours,
And mingled In the golden base
OF glad Novembers SUNNY days,
When wrapt in precious
Memory's trance
Wen remember well the Jan
Romance"
PERFORMER,
&c. Msry's Academy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16
Weman Jury Dlsaasees

Los Angeles. CAL. Nov. 10-Los
Angeles first jury made up sxclu.
sively Of women MOI only could NOT
agree on . verdict today. bus Il
could not agree on q place 10 eat.
After three hours OF deliberasiou
Mrs. Nora L. Mcdonald, foreman Of
the jury. notified Magistrate T. s.
Forbes that their were no prospects
OF q verdict as to the guilt or limo
cepce Of I. q. Mayor. charged With
speeding on his motorcycle. The
jury was discharged. and the mag
istraIe announced the next trial will
be by 9 male jury.
Il developed after the jury was
dismissed that the foreman herself
was the one who hung" To- She
announced she did NOS believe the
district attorney bad made o case.
and that she would stay out until
"tbe crack Of doom" rather than
return sverdict Of guilty. As some
Of the women were anxious to get
started on their shopping, they re-
ported o disagreement.
The women jurors went out about
noon. They could noe agree on O
place 10 eat, after fifteen minutes
discussion. and the bailiR finally
se. ected q restaurant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16

The annual damage caused bv for.
est fires 10 enormous. Last spring
the loss in st. Msry's County was
over $500. In view of the fact that
most Of these fires are from wiliful.
ness, or carelessness, attention In
called tn the folio wing provisions OF
the State Forest Laws.
Tbe law requires that ANY one
Uho discovers a forest or brush
fire rot under the control or super
vision Of 81 m person, shall extin-
Ruish it or report /, Immediately to
the local Fores' Warden or Pa,rol.
mn. Failure In do so Is punished
b q ~ $40
Tb Fret W r'srs. or r rest
Pt'C linen "r ~. Mary's County.
~itb their addresses and telephone
numb-rs. are as follow:
ARM worthy. Johh F., Great Mills
Davi~. jos L Charlotte Hall:
D!o''s L. ], NJ. Person;
R-isy, John L.. Lovevi'ie;
Reedar. 81 o. Lau-e' Grove.
In case of FIRE the local Forest
Warden, or Patrolman, should be
notifsd immed lately. The law re-
quires that the landowner, or ten.
ant, on whose lands the fre Is burn.
ing shall do all that he can With the
help he has on his place to control
the fire. and prevent it's escape 70
other lands. Upon the arrival OF
'he Forest W .rdsn be will sssist
he lendorner s,d T. more b .lp is
needed. be will Obtain the men and
direct their work, the expense oil
such service to be paid by the coun.
~ ard Safe
No b'ck frinRiS allowed or ADDS
without 'he consent OF The ow. Or.
cxc p: under tn direction Of the
For ST Warden, who Is authorized,
BY law. TO start back 6res, pillow
burrows, tear down fence, when.
ever the necessity srises) In order
to check a FIRE.
A strict enforcement OF the Law
will reduce to Q minimum the for.
est fires 10 the County. Il Is the
duty Of everyone. who wants the for.
est protected from Gre, to cooperate
with, and assist, the Forest War
deps in enforcing the law and tc
punish anyone who violates 10.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16
BOBBY.
Observation-Disclosures.

In the presence of q few intimate
friends, on wednesday last. Nov. 8,
1911, at 2 o'clock. P Il the marriage
ceremony between Mr. RlchaId o.
Bucklsr and Mrs Franc Z. Pilker-
TOD. both Of MorRsnz.. Md, Wss
solemnised. at st. Aloys;uS Church.
Leouardtown. Md by Rev JOS. v.
Schmidt. s J.. pastor ofSs. Joseph .
Church.
The groom wore TIE conventio al
black suit. and the b. do a. attir-
ed in Q becoming travelling suit y
grew broad cloth. with picture cat
10 match aud carried q sho sr bou-
quel OF large. whi,e and pink
Chryssnthemums After the cere-
mouy, the bride and groom went TO
the home OF the latter. where CON.
Rratulations and best wishes were
showered upon them by the large
number Of relatives, friends and
neiRhbors, whom they bad invite q
10 DO present. st the marriage feast.
and join In the may dance. that
would follow. And q most sumptu-
Gus feast 10 was In truth, one OF the
old style, consisting 40 IL DID oil
every delicacy that could bs pro-
cured, and served In Q most dainty
manner. Dancing was INDUCED in
by the young and b ithsome lads
and lasses, while those of maturer
age. enjoyed card games untiltwelvs
o'clock. when the merry throng dis
persed.
Mr.. Buckler 10 o prosperous farm
or, snd his wife. the widow OF Mr..
Jos. PiIkerton, Ia most refined and
charming lady. and We bespeak for
them Q happy future.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16
Valley Lee Items.

Reported For The Beacon.l
Mr.. Cecil Promery has recen tly
accepted Q position In Baltimore.
Here's wishing him success.
We are glad 70 hear through the
Beacon that The valley Lee Boys, 4"
Paul Cecil and Roland Mckay, are
distinguishing themselves ct Leon
ard Hall.
Mr.. q. McCully. of Tower Hill,
went, Tuesday last, 10 take o posi-.
tion In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Redman are
the proud parents OF o fne boy.
Our congratulations.
Mr.. John Bean q dwelling is near
ing completion. and is quite an ~.
tractive addition to our district.
We are delighted to learn from
che election reports that the Demo
cratic rooster IL now perched on the
topmost rail. ready 70 crow for The
victory in old St Mary's Cock a.
doodle-do.
Qnite an exciting irc'dent occur
ed at Valley Lee, Sa.urdav, when
Constable Guyther. AID Juigs
Watts arrested Arthur Adams on
the charge Of larcrny On pre-
tence OF nervous ness the pi' oner
asked ~ Re. d-ink Ther pr,
Gee ed TO the oar ~ 4 .htir -
e? ar 'nr tHs TO do, ;, d
c,S ed, pursue" ~ ,ur Eor,hS con-
s'abi-. who hAv!E4 oon !ost O. ia
che darkness. rs.urned 20 the store.
Adams 400 csmn back t'o. and tax
iaQ Cons'.n'' Guythe s cam d I've
Oh so -ap!dlg 81 10 CD Id with a
wagon, smashing q rbse and "rh-r
wise damaging our constable bug
gy which Adams deserted, and left
for unknown parts.
RonRY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16

Unaware that she had suffered
from BriRht's. disease for years,
Mrs. Nina L. Heard, wife d
DR. ]. Z Heard. city health warden
for the Fifth ward and q prominent
physician Of East Baltimore. was
se'zed With convulsions due 10 the
disesse anc died afcw minutes later.
10 her home, 202 Aisauith street.
early Or the moroing OF November
lob, 1911 She has seemed ia per.
feet heath ur'ii she was se'ged
9Th n convulsi"rs. shortly b fore
! O'Clock
DR. Fl ,rd had been aware for
some I'm that bis wife YES suffer
J. II 10 B-ight . disease, and I'd
cCa'' , y'ver her ,r' stmsut for
l. eu' % ais q t. cory her.
n IL k,rR't I b. voJd even-
u IL o Il Gre rsr. NJ di =
20 el D.. / = tie dis"as, was
MAX r. -avags q HfrSv { N.
T'ur d ynP-' b nd her ms
b q d it,u h" r.u,. home II her
sit " :. William g Thnmpsop.
Who. viii NJ Th no q. hid at
t rde" re E s Q Sta, Baz.r. Mr.
-nd Mrs. Tn mps,n arrived home
shortly aft.rl1 cIo"k Thr mly
tn - KID 4 cUIren uat-sr, un-
III ao'y, mo Light, when thsy de-
cired to retire. Mrs Hra, d went
10 her room, accompanied by her
sister. who rooms near her. They
IA ked for a while. ard about 1880
o'clock then separated TO seek their
beds. Mrs. Thompson had just
gone into her own room, when she
was startled by Mrs. Heard coming
to her door and calling for assis.
lance. She assisted her sister to
her bed and DR.. Heard was hurried
ly summoned. He instantly saw
that bis wife was in q serious con-
dition. and called another physician.
While treatment was being admins
tered she died.
Mrs. Heard, nee Miss Posey,
was born In St. Mary's county. She
received her education in Baltimore
however. and was in 1882 married
to DR. Heard. Besides her hus-
band and her sister. is survived by
one son (Mr. Roland Z. Reard).
She will be buried at 2o'clock TO-
morrow sfternoo on. Services will
be cor Quoted by Rev. J. p. Wilson,
OF Sparrovs Point Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Burial will be In
Baltimore Cemetery.-American.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16

,,ths main. rssplsaasns hask ground
10 she whole recital. In o garden
Of quesnly flowers who can cull CO
call what 10 surely besa Rather
does one gather oil che bloom into
one glorious vase and sss 10 70 the
delighted gass Of oil Who pass By
the way. Each Of these Sans"
was true 10 her part. each gave Q
flushed exhibition Of tbs character
allotsd 20 her. and What In more
rarely seen In unpr fessional par
formers, each and oil by exquisite
side play wove Q complete unity "a
acting throughout their eu,i-s share
OF The 'ecitsl We can rot sof1cien.
ly praise their sustaining of the Ia.
tsrest OF she piec~. by this ccrsis-
tent side play while chief actors OF
she evening we're going through
With their roles.
More Gro uses. and some solos
nigh; have besr irtr,d ced, a. the
patrons % the Acad nv never ~es-v
Of listening 70 The trained ard &C
curate voices Of les pupils Happy
and for innate are these gir.s who
are instructed. moulded, refnded,
for any 90 sition In life or society
by the Sisters who preside over the
clsssrooms where religion has ths
first place But. 10 know their reli.
gion. 10 love its laws. aud 10 live up
willingly 70 It's precspss Ia NOS the
onlv quest Of these schoolgirls In
our midst Theirs 10 also the task
Of acquiring every advantage that
can come from the Wedge Of
facts and figures. and Of the best
literasures both OF ancient and OF
modern times. Theirs In too the
lighter and more divsrting accom-
plishment OF portraying foreign life
and manners, or Of dipping at times
into histrionic life and of RECALLING
from the school stage their interest
ed parents aud sdmiring friends.
For their entertainment Of last Fri.
day night We must beg the Academy
girls 10 accept our grateful appre-
citation. while TO the unseen agents
Of their success. the Sisters behind
the scenes and In the classrooms
We present our unfsigned and re-
spectful congratulations.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16
Thanksgiving supper and En-
9@PxainmenH.

. Thsre will be an old fashioned
Maryland Supp,r fallowed by an
enjoyable soci4b.e q. S.. Michael
New Hall at Ridge. Maryland on
Thanksgiving evening. NV 30th,
10 aid Of the new bal Mrs ].
Frank Smith and Mrs W Dunbar
are in charge OF thu supper table.
end Mrs Charles ID Wood OF the
refreshment booth These ladies
will be assisted BY .hs m ',nbers OF
So. Michsel's Ladies Sodalily.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16

A Series of meetings will begin %
Mt. Zion M. z Church next Sunday,
Nov. 10. Service at 10 30 A. N. and
7P L. and each night during the
week.
Rev. q. ]. Msgoinegal the blind
Evsngeliss Of Hebron. wicomico
county. Md. will be in charge and
conduct the services. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets do not siclrsn or grippe. sad
may DO taken with perfect safety by
the most delicate woman or The
youngest child. The old and feeble
will also And them q most suitable
remedy for aiding and strengthening
their weakened digestion and for
regulating the bowels. For sale by
oil dealers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16

At Q meeting of the vestry OF
King aud Green Parish. Chris,
Church. Chaptico. Oct 18th. 1911,
the following preamble and resolu.
tions were offered aud adopted q d
ordered to be spread on our miru
ties in the Parish Register:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
GOD. in bis divine wisdom 70 remove
from Us our devoted friend and
brother vesfyman. 8. Wsrren Lyon
aud whereas this loss 10 20 profound.
~ felt by the Church and bis fellow
psrishioDsrs,
Be 10 therefore resolved: That,
we, the vestry Of Kiog aud Queen
Parish. offer this 90 our humble Fri.
butte OF respect and esteem 70 the
memory OF our friend and CO. workes
Ia God,
Resolved, That by his deceass the
church has lost an able and earnest
worker and the community q true
and Christian gentleman,
Resolved that, That We tender
our sincere sympathy and coudol.
ence 20 the bereaved family and com.
mend then 10 the mercy Of the Grea,
Physician. who Ia she healer and
consider OF all hearts,
Resolved also. That . copy Of this
humble tribute be sent 20 his bereav
ed family and copy 70 the county
papers for publication.
SAMUEL HAYpxN,
Register Of King and Queen Parish
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16
Oyster SupnoP.

There will be an oyster supper,
Wednesday, November %, from 4
to Top N In the vacant ssoreh 1use of
Mr. ]. A B Shermantine' for bene-
fit of Pastors Sc sry for Ebeneser
M Z. church. Public cordially in
vited. COMMITTEE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16
LOcalVise and Otherwise,

We recently had o touch of rea,
Winter and about On inch of leo
formed.
President Taft has designated
Thursday. November 30. n Til .pks.
giving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. JED. COMBS are visit.
ing DIR. Combs sister. Mrs. Mamie
Green eel II Hunters Retreat
DIR. John G. Cryer aud wife, of
Baltimore, are visiting the home OF
@. Benedict Green we'll, Medley q
Neck.
Reh's Show 10 as the Town Hall,
LonsrdtOwn for the current week
sod In we'll attended. Mr.. Rel In
quite fsvorite ia she county.
The Forty Hours Devotion will
begin 10 St. Aloysius Church, Leon
srdtoWn st the late Mass Sunday
next Flowers for the Repository
are specially requested.
The officers elected at the recent
election should file their election
statements a. premptly as possible
for commissions will not be issued
20 them until the statements are
6led.
In the b Irry OF getting 70 press
election week, we made several
typographical errors in ste Resolu
Nons Of Respect to the memory OF
che late s. Warren Lyon. They are
corrected in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth. OF Baltimore,
are visiting at Mr.. G. B. Green.
wells, Medley's Neck Mr. Seth In
Vice President oil the Md Del. &
Va r r Co. ard with Capt. Jos,
Smith 10 enjoying hunting trip In
the Neck"
We print this week the otficial
election figures for St. Mary's coun-
~ and as nearly as possible the offi-
GIRL returns from the State. Gods
borough Is returned elected by
nearly $3.50. Poe. by over 9, 900 and
and Harrington by over 1000.
We have just received an apple
grown in one OF the Harrison or.
chards. and 10 Is certainly o beauty.
No Oregon or Washington fruit can
surpass IL In appearance. and 10
favor IL Is far ahead Of anything We
have ever seen from the NorI b west.
The farmers OF this community
ought 70 be growing just this kind
of fruit. and we are authoriz d by
HaPrison's Nurseries TO offer their
help free Of charge toany person In
tee ted who will write them, ad-
DR. sing Le1nardtown, Dept, Ber-
Lis. Mc.
DR.. Stabler. State age, for the
KnaDp demon ssrstion farm system,
was in l. ohsrdtown NJ. ndav and
gave o most instructive and profi,a-
BILE 'alk FIR farm r.. He explained
ths Krsrp svstsm o! which the u
5. Government has taken charge,
gave resume Of its work ug In the
South and the Improvement 1. has
made shere, The Doctor said that
our lands were naturally as good as
the Ohio lands but needed lime and
phosDhates g.. make them produce
clover and hay. Abous TO- q lins
70 the acre or two tons a. the ut
most, would be amount needed, aud
10 explained how lime could be
brought from Alexandra. Va, TO
Ls0nardtown for o.. 80. the ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16
Business loeai.
i. o. MORGAN 10 SHILLING Our His
ENTIRE Sr OK AT Cosr.

:. For the purpose Of making Q
change 10 bis business, Mr.. r. 0.
MorRAn will begin at once one OF
she greatest sales Of Mems aud
Boys Ready. Made Clo,hinR that
was ever heard ofin Southern Mary
land. As 10 o well known fact, Mr..
Morgan carries the LARGEST STOCK
or CLOTHING SOUTH OF BALTINoRR.
sod every Suit, Overcoat or individ-
uAl garment will be sold at ebsolu-
tely the ACTUAL FIRST CosT. q re-
ference TO bills to be had TO convince
you Of this fact. Never in the his
tory Of ST. Msry's County was there,
or will there ever be another such
opportunity 70 buy High Grade
Clothing at the prices Mr.. Morgan
is now asking.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-16

"The rapidly gaining popularity
commission house. Beal d Loker.
Baltimore, Md respectfully solicits
Q share Of your shipments. Give
them o chance. You will be re-
waeded tavorably."