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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05
Honk! Honk'

All the conforms
things for a jolly outing
in the car are here: light
wool robes from Ireland
British topcosts Of vari.
Gus weights and plenty Of
room around the knees so
that you may sit In com
fort. British raincoats for
the sudden showers.
gloves. goggles. caps and
a fine assortment ~
luncheon baskets and
Thermos-warc
-
Everything for baseball
Bicycles aud bicycle
sundries.
Cameras. plates and
films.
-
Sweater jackets.
Golf suits from Fns.
land. s35.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05

Cameras. plates and
films.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05

Nardon probably IL the
prince Of stroke players.
We shall show you
shortly the secret OF the
beautiful rhythm of his
drive.
THE is mainly personal.
but its principles can be
acquired by any intelli-
gent golfer.
After that IL Is merely
a question OF diliRent
practice with good clubs
that nj.
THAT FIT"
Those are important
words. brother bug. see
that your clubs FIT you.
Not one in twenty sees
to this,
See that they are good
clubs that FIT you.
And-er-speaking OF
clubs. we are the sole
agents for ardon's and
Rays celebrated clubs.
We handle also the ia
nous Forgan's, Stew
art & and the deadly Find
lay putting clcek. prob
ably the most scientific
club OF its kind ON tho
market.
A good club won I make
a good swing. but u good
swing without n good
club IL fearfully handi-
capped.
Keep in touch with tho
sports store and YOU
will have both quite
soon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05

Golf suits from Eng.
land. s35.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-05

Bicycles aud bicycle
sundries.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
Boitisdtts 5Autplti aus asr 8Dndesqanptstaht

&ougreBmam @iniom 5. @arD non
D}ilmoilfee. melher Den @oridlag i'm
Grnite gemadt bate, 10 ge0rgert, DAB
CT Elm puar Gage ods Nett bitten
maBte. @oiolin EN- iebr niiBlihes
mo mertpolles &rpOuft, weldeS
mebr ooer meniger IN ie0er @ousbul.
.ulia qebrandt mir0 mo an mel6enl
Ser arnlc So6n 3. u. aud etmas ii.
nm3iea iutereiiiert lit, miro aber be-
iteiert meroel MIR lit Ole Irage Die
'bod2 3uerit mollte man ieoe Salon.
lie nit 3uei Gents belegen mo oas
fam Der oStonoart Oil Gu 3u Gb.
rem Iieie meniheniretmolide aor
porotion licB Damn bon iid horcn mlo
iheinl aemiiien oenlofratiihen Seuo.
toren bemieien I'll babeL oaB cine
lolhe Steller Den armeil sSuhn q
Hodefeller in 0oS NrmenhauS britt
gen mnrOe. ~ miro mon iih cnctt
tliel nit eilien ooer eineut balben
Sent 6p9niigen lie nod Der 60be oes
9etraqes ser STANDARD Del So. gum
0emotratiiden SompognefonO, lin
teroeilen fam Der 8reis 0es @oioli-
mes I'M elm paar Gent IN ole 0obe qe.
ihraubt meroen uno Der arme ,So9u
3. u. miro nidt 81 bungern bran.
den.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

@ai6inatorL 9. s., October.
Die llmlage elmer gariegsiteuer" I'M
6rieOen fGngt an ben oemofratii6en
Wadtbaberll I'M aapitol 3opfihmer-
3en sit MAIDEN. Selbit Ger Er1iiOent
l6eint lid ser 9(nliht 81 n0bren, ooB
0ieie Steuer ieiner Yartei in ben be-
u~oritebenOen Mablen i1mer i6aOen
miro. Gr iagt es alleroings nibt.
gr bat ni6t einmal ieinem Sbpie-
geriobne, welder ais 6inan5minilter
sic 9eotmenOigfeiten oes 2an0es mo
Die Ser oelnofrotiihen Gartei feltnt,
oOer fennen io1te, %angeoclitet mas CT
ii6er oie Sa6e oenft. IS mar iebr
leidt, sic a~riegsitelter gia ourd oos
abgeoronetenbous 81 peitl6eli. Gle
oernofratiihe Majorit0t I'M 5aule
bat ldngit Die lluabbdngigfcit Oes
leqislatioen 3meiges BON Der grecu=
the p~erloren. Seitoem SEER 5000.
rom Billion leinen @in5rg III Oas
8eiBe Saus belt, lit oas g%lbgeorOne-
tcn6alts mr. oa3u Oa, ieine 9eieble
o0er @iinide alls5uiiibrcn. Sic lii0.
lihe 6aftion Der oemofratii1en Nor
tel erbielt I'M 4%rdlioenten @illon oeR
lan9e mo beiB erlebnten 9irigenten
ser oemofratii9en Maliif. limo Die
Ter 3irigent erlallbt feinen WiBtou.
Gntneoer miro geipiclt, ME es Der
Girigeut baben mill, ooer gar ni6t.
Spreber Gbamp Glarf uno fem Nn.
bang inn @alle 6aben abiolut nidts
mebr Slt logen. Sic pdlien niht in
Die 9(era Ser mo0ernen oelHofruti-
iAen 9arteipolitif, melbe bauptiGh-
lid Oabin 3ielt, eS nidt nit Der iu0-
li1en Sligardie 81 oeroerben. llr-
Ipriinqli6 mar eS ole Abli6t, Den
or0Bten Cell Der &riegslteuer 0urd)
cine 8elteuering ser 5radtbriefe 81
er6eben. Die Soee mar garni6t 10
libel, Oenn oie Gilenbabnen b1ttell
Die p~erlaugten 6lpei @ro5eit ia ood)
nidt be5ablt. Se0od bitten enelt-
tlleQ sic IiiOliAen &ro0i3enten bon
gaumpole einen ie6r betrd6tlidcr
Cell elmer lolden Steller 5nblen mill
Ell. 0aber mllroe iii aller Gile ELI
aoufns ser oemofrutiihen Witglie.
Der einbcrufen ulO in oieienl mur0l
Die beabii6tigte ge%lteuerung Oel
6radten iiber 8or0 %getporfen. gfod)
ser mllrOe Der &erilth gentadt Oer
56nappsproou5enteu etipas BON oel
ariegslteuer a%n5ub6ngen un0 oamil
itieB man in ein onoeres iiiOlides
8%eipennelt. 8efonntli6 miro in mebl
lls einem iiioliAen Stnate lebr pie
5Hnaps ali mgelebli6e Meiie oi
,tiQiert uno ouf &ednmng BON OnfeI
Gam foniumiert. Sc bober Oel
56napps belteuert miro, je menigel
Sel0 erbGlt 0ufel Sam aus Den lilo.
li9en Yrobibitionsltaateu.
Selbitoeritdnolid bate and MIDI
in 0enofratil6es Wtitglieo oeS N6.
Jeoronetenbauies Oen @tllt, Elm @ort
5egen oie beabii6tigte @erooppelunq
ser 8ierlteuer 81 iagen. Sn ben iiiO.
liben Staatel miro iebr menig Bier
9roou5iert nn0 9ier foniumicreno(
Ginmalloerer iino I'M Siioen ni6i
mintomnlen eS lei oenn, lie lteller
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

lih altf ole @lo5iale Stelluuq ocr lar.
bigen" @riiOer, mel6e I'M iiioliden
8olfsmnn0e unigaers" aenannt ner-
Oen nn0 III oaen iii0lihen Staaten
politiide gtiaen iin0. IS iiteu u6er
i'm Ibgeor0netenbaus cine 9ln5abl
Don Iemofruten aus oan n0rOliden
un0 meiiliden Staten, melde mobl
ein QSort ii6er Die @ieritener Qeiaat
bdttem mena MAJ ibnen Die @elegcu
belt oa3u qeAeben bate. Cas- ngilge
mobl, aber Is gebt nidt~, lautete Die
Garole mo olrd @eidllB oes qemal
ti9en &onlites iiir bic 9ieaeln uno
Eage9or0nntg ipliroc 0ieien 0errcn
unO lelbituerlt0n0lidl aitd) alien re
pnblitaniiden Giitglieoern Der Nt0ul
for6 a~iigpbdn9t Ii. mie ihon obeli &C
lo0t, muroe Die 8ia ourh oas }(6ge
orOneienbais gepeitidt in RECORD
time.
AaeroingS baben II Gcmofrotct
nit oeu HepublifoHern ge9ei oieie
aricgsiteiler &urlage geirtmmt, aber
aus gull5 perihicoelen @%riinoen.
Bum @eiipiel itimmte Der probibitio-
niitiihe 8opan5, aupitano &ihar0
@ieriou Sobiou BON 2l(obamu, gegen
Die 8ia nit Der @egriinormg Dab bic
9eiteuerimg oes 8ierS cine 9nerfen.
nllIg oe9 geleBli6en Gbarafters oes
@etr1nfebanoels lei ulo Die 8robi-
bitionilten fonnien 0a5l nie ibre 81.
thinning geben. limo i6on an
nahiten Gage bate Oieier Gopon5 oie
llnuerIdGmtbeit im @eiBen @auie al
erl1eiuen, nit ser 9itte, Der Yr1ii
bent ioQe in elmer ~beionoeren got
i6aft Die Gr6obung ser i~0beralen 81.
sens Der @irte befiirmorten 8a5
ser @rGiioent i6nl 9eautwortet bat,
miro mobl AMI emiqe 3eiten Stats
gebeimnis bleibell.
SScBt nulB iid Der Senut init ser
| .&rieQsiteuer int 6rieoen4 6eiddfti
gen mo mie genobnlidl, miro lid Der
Scnat ieine 3eit ueblnen. 5oate Is
1elingel ,.i%nncrbalb bon 5ipei @ndcA
Die Sill nad Dem @eihmade Der al
mleren4 5taatsmdmler 5ltreht 81 tut
Ell, miro ous &omitc iiir Nfittel mn
@egc oes Observation-Disclosures 0ic
Sid niht mie0ererfennen. Gam
fonlntt oaS @eneinihaitlide @orfe.
ren5foniite mo ebe 0as 5lH 9eidlu6
,onnit, miro Der @abltag GA lein.
Gas omerifaniide &olf lit ltets &c
zen cine oirette @eiteuerlmg gene
en. IS iii9lt oie m0irette nidt
peld)e Don feinem Stoate, iouoern
nltr pom @un0e er6o6en weroen fonn
&pnn Die 9emofraten ell mirflames
lQrifgeieB a%ngenommen bdften
5rauhteu lie iebt feline aariegsiteacl
I'M 6rieoen" 81 erbeben.
Gin patriotiiAer GonareBmaml
BAT Den @orl6log gemaht. oas be
lie6te @ctrdnf Coca Cola 81 beiteu
err. GA Ser arnle 5o6n 9. &ode
icaer ell Der GroOuftion oieies Saf
ties lebr itarf finan5iell beteiligt iii.
finoet Ser Goridlag in oemofrati
ifen areiien nidt Die ibm ge6iibren-
! oe 9ea1tling uno oariiber bat iid,
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
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Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

Nus Der 5oee, Den &ougreB elm
paar @odeu 5u perta8eH lmO nadl
Den Ma6len 0ie @eietmaherei pie0er
aui3unebmem miro nidts mer0sn
0a5u gebort einitinuai9e 3uitim
numg 6eiOer 3meioe mo 0ieie it eia
iad) nidlt 81 baden. Ole ReWlgGfa
nar perlauaeu cine uoae nao n&
cine bal6e @~erta9ung. s. iAein,
as ob Die 9egenmartiae @ibulg Is.
bic reguldre @iuteriiBiuig ilberaeben
miro mo Damn giebt Is pieoer fein,
MeilenQelOer. Sir oieies ib5nr
@eibnnhtSgeihenf ioateu iih Die oe
mofratiihen NlitaIieoer in @eiBeiI
Naliie be0anfen.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
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Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

&or ciu paar Modcn molteu Die
9elofratca ben gtep Serieg 0sn
Eraiiocuten iiir eineu 3peiten Ger
min inoolIiereu mo oaes mar liz mo
fertig iiir eineu qroBartigen o9ubm~
0ilispr1iioeut Soc Iuunmultp bate
,ine @bidriit oes @eidlniies, melder
o1n ser Transformation in Sren.
ton aliqenommen merOen lollte, mo
Le0te i'm ieinem Serrn uno Ofeilter
Dor. Gieier 36gerte feline Wfinite
nit ieiner Gntiheioung Gr iagtc
Soc, Die Sadie ge6t midi. IS lit 81
rib. SD rulB crit oariiber nit
@iaiam Servings 9rpon Iildipra
Re ncbmen. Sd babe Oieiem nun.
)erboreu Staatsmame geuiiic Ser
ip%redaluggn gemaht melde il bal.
len mtB ioenigitens oorldufi9
Nenn er fem aanoioat lit mo ole
feptblifanar &ooieoelt nominierea,
na1e ib nod nal NIT. @eritanoan 2
9lbtreteH". SEER Gunnlltp oneriton04
mo ser geplante u9nbn4 fiel ms
Nalier.
-&omuluS.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
Xander s Plugge
1917 Siebente StraBe, %. W.
SeIephou Hnrth 753.

Selep6on Nort6 753.
9tpe @6isfies. $1.25 Die @aaone; 40,
oas Quart unO aufpdrts. @elonoers Snls
pcriaI, 6 Sabre alt. SO Die @allpne, 75i
oas Quart. 0lp 9ieliable, 8 Sabre alt.
81 Die @allone, 81 bas Quart. @ltel
alter Bourbon, Wlalt bon 5cotd W6iss
fen. California Sberries, 81 uno $1.5(
Die @ullone, 25c un0 SOC bag Quart
Seine importierte S6errb poer Yortrueilt
$2 0ie @aIlone, 60c oas Quart. Ollie
5orten @ranoies, Nirms unb Sins. Ga
[iforniIde unp importierte glarets, Iotuie
eigene Yreilung. ollie Sorten @eiBtpeine
unn H6einpeine,
&reisIifte sur Verfiismng.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

At q meeting of the Directors of the
First National Bank of St. Mary's,
held in its banking house on Monday
last, Prof. Geo. w. Joy was elected
vice-President and Mr.. w. Meverell
Loker, Director, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of the late +.
Oscar Morgan. A. F. King was elect.
ed Secretary to the Board. At the
meeting the financial statement dis
closed the fact that the resources oi
this bank have overreached one hall
million dollars, its deposits being
over s4O0, 10000, The steady increase
Of business, year by year, bespeaks
the confidence of the patrons and
friends of this county institution and
is evidence of the application of sound
business methods in all its dealings.
Thus far indications strongly point
to the fact that the volume of busi-
ness for this year will exceed any for
mer period in the history of the bank.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

Mr.. Geo. Gibson and Miss Bessie
Owens were married Sunday evening
last az Holy Angels Church.
A good laugh is the best medicine
in the world, and it is easy to take:
let US hear it.
Start the day with song. II you
can't sing. whistle.
A light heart aids in making heavy
work light. Keep your mind bright
and your heart light and you will
soon be in the light.
Treat ysour neighbor as you would
have him treat you.
In dealiag with boys remember that
you were once boy.
Expect nothing from your relatives
you may get it.
Ever notice what an industrious
tongue law person has
Don't warm the bench in the corner
saloon. except your muscle-get out
and hustle-you viii enjoy It.
Don't say can't. say I'll try, do O,
die. or.know the reason why.
When man Is down give him q
smile and not frown.
Don't tell everything you know: il
you get good thing shove it.
II you don't know what to tall
about keep your mouth closed; thinl
q long time before you speak evil o
anyone.
Lots of new style hats and dresse.
we're seen at All Saints and Hol,
Angels this Easter morn
The ground hog has put in his las
lick and stretched bis self In the sun
shine 70 remain the balance of TN
Summer.
-GABRIEL-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

Miss Annie Gibson, Misses Lawrence
and Miss Laura Hayden, of Washing
ton, d. C., is visiting relatives and
friends, of this section.
Mr.. Cliff Collins, of the Atlantic
Hotel Washington, ID. c., is visiting
his mother at Dukes Hearts.
Messrs. Cody woodburn and Sims
Collins, our local mail carriers, have
just returned from a pleasant trip 10
Washington, where they spent a few
days making love to their prospective
future happinesses.
Rumors are flying around that cupid
has been quite busy and lots of our
young folk, including some of our
most popular bachelors, widowers
and widows will soon be Joined in
wedlock. We wish them lots of pros
perity and happiness.
Apri! has been raw and cold, ice on
the tenth measuring one-quarter of an
inch. Not 1nncls progress made in
gardening and farming. Despite the
cold weather quite number of the
different varieties of flowers have made
their appearance.
Our local blacksmith, Mr.. A. t.
While, has been compelled to quit
work on account of q very bad raisin'
on his left hand, that became infected
and threatened blood poison. IL Il
much better now and he win soon bs
able to go on the. ''strike" again.
Capt. Fred Mcwilliams, has recently
purchased a fine driving horse from
Mr.. Dave Glaxier, of River Springs
the consideration being sl65. Ths
Captain now has four horses Is fine y,
We have in our section. Quite mum
Der of fine Bsnto colts have made theil
appearance in this section.
Fishernen are complaining about tn.
scarcity Of herring.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16


The Neighbors Of Leonardtowr
Camp Modern woodmen of America,
gave their Annual Ball on Monday
evening last at Hotel st. Mary's.
Il was the first social gathering in oul
town after the vigils of Lent, and va.
one of the most enjoyable and sue
cessful ever held in our county.
As the writer would scan each coun.
tenance, he could see nothing depicted
but pleasure, of the most joyous type
and IL in that gay gathering there wa:
heart bowed down." there was nc
outward sign. The dresses of the
ladies was varied, attractive and in
the best of taste, adding greatly to the
occasion. The gentlemen were like
wise dressed for the occasion and the
Swallow tails'' were numerous.
Refreshments, consisting OF Ice
cream and cake, were served at about
midnight, and then
ION with the dance; let Joy be uncon.
find;
No sleep till morn, when Youth and
Pleasure meet
To chasesthe glowing hours with flying
feet"
This ball should be the means OF
inducing our young men TO join the
Woodmen. The handling of the ar
rangements and Electromagnetic courtesy
of the various committees to their
guests, show care and foresight. The
absence of the Objectionable dances
should commend the affairs of this
fraternal order. Souvenir buttons
were distributed.
Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Duke, J. r.
Oliver, Harry NJ. Jones, ]. L. Sterl-
ing, VIM. NJ. Loker, Robert C. Loker,
r. Clark Abel, s. Paul Hayden, s.
G. King, Jos. NJ. Mattingly, C. w.
Foxwell, Benz. Combs and Kimmerly.
Mrs. DR.. Johnson, Mrs. r. C..
Coombs, Mrs. de WAL, Mrs. ID. p.
Johnson, Mrs. B. Fl. Camalier, Mrs.
j. c. Clements and Mrs. Geo. p.
Loker.
The Misses Abel, Agnes Johnson,
Gertrude Tweedy, of Washington, A.
Lynch, Martha Garner, Leila and
Catharine Mattingly, Nellie Hayden,
Marie and Edith Ching, Madeline,
Eleanor and Anita Camalier, Teresa
Herbert, Mamie and Lillian Wathen,
Minnie and Bessie Davis, Nellie
Plowden, Mary Greenwell, Genevieve
Greenwich, Mary Duke, Reake, Gene
We've Hilton, Gladys Johnson, ".
Bean, Erva Foxwell, Ruth Waters,
Louise Norris and many others.
Messrs. Jos. ii. Key, Geo. Hutch
ings, Phil Greenwell, Kennedy and
Franklin Abel, John Briscoe, Jos.
81. Ching, James Greenwell, Locke
Holmes, Frank Waters, of Richmond,
w. v. Waters, A. F. King, J. F.
King, NJ. Price, Washington, G. +.
Wathen, Jr., T. Fowler, Bert Abel,
Robert and Joseph Mattingly, 8.
Ross, JAS. Duke, Henry Loker, b.
Brown, NJ. E. Norris, DR.. C. ".
Hayden, John Foxwell, J. J. Norris,
VIM. c. Mattingly, Geo. F. Wathen,
ST., willard Foxwell, Herbert st. Clair
Herbert Lumpkins, Roland Duke, Paul
Duke, Jas. Wathen, Aubrey Abel,
Zach Fowler, Jack Easter, John Ford,
Allen Herbert, Claude Lynch, Prof.
Coad, Sergeant Marston and many
others.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

An Italian planter named Ranere,
living near Hammonton, N. j., recent
ly discovered a continous-bearing
raspberry, of remarkable size and
flavor, and yielding from two to three
full crops annually. Upon receipt OF
sl.20 we will forward by parcels post
prepaid, twenty (20) first-year Ranere
raspberry plants from my gardens.
The above number win yield several
hundred cuttings for transplanting the
second year. Address, ''The Maple
Villa Saaitarium, Hammonton, N. j. "
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

Mr. and Mrs. Harry n. Jones'
spent Monday In baltimore buying
millinery. They motored 20 Waldorf
and took the train, and after spending
the day In Baltimore returned 20 Wal
dorf and reached Leonardtown ut Q
p. m; in time to attend the bah of the
Modern Woodman of America at
Hotel st. Mary's.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16
Old, Simple Names.

TabitEa and Dorcas are both names
shaf owe their origin to the gentle
sazelle-although Dorcas In it's mean
ing suggests nothing Of the animals
sentleness. for the name signifies dark
end beautiful eyes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

IL took New York millionaire 90
nit upon tia best scheme yet for cut
ting down household expenses II one
must wed; he married . fashicnahls
miuiner.-8alttmars NewH
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16
GreeDwell'S Mill.

FLOUR, MEAL AND FEED on hand
for sale all the time CHAP for CASH.
Hereafter In order to avoid having
TO keep mill books, all orders must DO
accompanied by the cash.
+. + GREENwELL,
t-lz-l3-y LeonaI,dtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

MY wife was to give n rose ten,
everything scented with roses" "a
delicate conceit-" Yes. but things
went wrong. The people In the next
nat took that occasion to have onions
and cabbage."-Kansas City Journal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16
Seemed what she Wanted.

see this medicine Ia good for man
ana beast Yes" said the DRUGGIST.
Gimme bottle I believe that's the
right combination to help my hns-
band."-Kansas City Journal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

Sttst8 70 we Ot0 mGku00&
English Manufacturers agents" are
ready to present American goods 70
the trades In South America. but they
are extremely conservative and dis.
like 70 promote fresh kinds Of goods.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

L. J. STERLING, Agent,
4-2-3t. Leonardtown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

STATEMENT of the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company Of Newark,
N. j., to December 81, 1913,
Total Admitted Assets. si6y, s64, 567. 90
Total Liabilities, 100, 755, $50. 10
Surplus, 7,lOs. 70s. a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

The moving picture show at the
Town Hall Monday and Tuesday even.
ings last was well attended. Pictures.
however, of the class of ssThawe,s
Dash TO Liberty" are not to the taste
OF our inhabitants, as this one only
showed the rotteness of certain New
York life. It Is to be hoped that wher
the Biograph Company visits n.
again in May they win have picture:
of different character; those thai
viii tend to educate our people to III.
beauties of this great form of popula,
amusements, rather than those deal
ing with the doings of the unde,
world.
Tine Altar and Sanctuary of st
Aloysius' Church, Leonardtown, wer,
most beautifully decorated for th,
Holy Week Services. On Holy Thurs
day q cavalcade comprising about 10
mounted and nearly 200 in carriage.
was the feature of the day. The cal
vacade was met and escorted by III,
st. Aloysius' practitioners. Addresse.
were made by Fathers Kelly, LaFarg,
White and German. Young and old
participated in the solemn service.
and evidenced the sincerely of theil
faith. The beautiful tribute In th,
decorations Mt the time of the Resur
rsction symbolizing the Resurrectio.
OF the Great Creator and the goot
taste displayed In the arrangement,
characterized the loyalty and devotion
TO the Blessed Sacrament.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

STATEMENT Of the Aetna Life fnsur-
aEce Company of Hartford, Conn, 20
December 81, 1913.
Capital. $4,000. coo. 90
Total Admitted Assets, l13, 956, 997. as
Total Liabilities, 100, 93l, 370.42
Surplus, l3.O25. 627, O3
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

STATEMENT of the National Surety
Insurance Company of New York 10
December 81, 1913.
Capital, s,oo ooo
\. ro.a, auinitteu Assets, 7,15S, 9S4
Surplus, IE0001e
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

5 $3.50. OF the american Surety
December 81, 1913.
Capital, AZ 0sn ooo
.r o.a, aumiiisa Assets, SSH, 33e
Surplus, I'i0R ia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-16

The marriage OF Mr.. Sydney
Snowden Stabler, of Susquehanna,
and Miss Mary Elizabeth Cobey, oi
Washington, has been announced tc
take place on. Wednesday, April -,
1914.
There viii be q meeting of the
Leonardtown Farmers Club ut Leon
ard Hall on Saturday next at 2 p. m
A full attendance is expected as there
are important measures to be con
sidered.
Mr.. j. r. divers cruising yach
Is nearly completed. She is splendid
ly equipped and will prove q valuable
asset along the pleasure lines rs vel
as aid materially In the conduct O
his lumber business.
The work on the State road CON
tract from Leonardtown to Chingvills
Is attracting q number of the citizen:
OF Leonardtown and quite a numbei
go over the line daily TO witness the
worlrmen building.
Mr.. w. B. Duke, of Baltimore
was In Leonardtown during last week.
Mr.. Duke is using his best efforts q
secure the completion of the railroad
1t as early date rs possible and he
sure deserves the earnest support Of
oil who desire 10 see the coEnty's vel.
fare advance. Help him 90 boost the
county,