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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-11
MIR. FULLY EXPLAINS.

what a Number of People Want 20
During my senior year at the Uni
versity of California in 1901 | became
convinced that Omar Khayyam would
make an effective character upon which
10 base a play" said Richard Walton
Tully. telling why he had chosen the
philosopher as the central figure Of his
play ''Omar, the Tentmaler," to be
seen at the Lyric Theatre Tuesday
night.
at so happened that | was studying
the 'Rubaiyat of omar in my English
seminary. At the same time CHANGED
upon other material in my history
course which convinced me that the
elements of his life and times could he
woven into dramatic story. The
pledge OF the three friends and its no.
mantle outcome so familiar to all read
ers Of the FitzGerald version-Old Omar
himself a truly modern scientist in an
age Of Mohammedan oppression. Hasan
the leader of the Assassins. a twentieth
century CRATER: Nizam. the statesman
the tale Of these three led me to
investigate further and | was sur
prised to find that the Golden Age of
Persia was one very like our own.
Moreover the Persians of Omar's times
were Aryans and were facing many
problems which We think are new to-
day. For instance. Omar plead mod
ern world peace in the Quatrain:
"'Jew and Christian. Buddhist and
Moslem. anCh cries Brother. hell for
thee because thy speech is alien" Lo
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-11
THE HIPP0DR0ME.
Large Audiences Crowd the Theatre.

The managers of the Hlppodrome
never have to worry about a change OF
bill more frequently than once year
There was never less necessity for such
apprehension than at present. "Amer-
ica," this years spectacle. stands 80
far ahead of all previous entertainments
that 1t might, were not the policy of the
Hippodrome opposed to repetitions, con-
tinue to delight audiences for another
wear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-11

Ave years than has Wallack's. This
phenomenal record was made by
play clean and dignified by fine acting.
Its face offers refutation Of the slurs
cast upon the current patronage OF the
playhouses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-11
10 Seen in the Shifting Scenes @

play Of Southern life at the Bijou me.
atre two years ago.
ACADEMY OF MusIc-In Trinity church.
yard Is n grave identified always with
the heroine of the novel OF "Charlotls
Temple" A dramatic version OF tho
story will be acted tomorrow at this
theatre with Priscilla Knowles as its
heroine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-11

Burton Holmes will give to-uiGht al
Carnegie Hall his first lecture on hi
experiences in the Philippines. The tan
will he illustrated by the usual beaut!
full pictures.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26
STAT 5lAajc P-A3S FOR
4 PcN.aAhE.f HOME
Maryland Farmc.s' Organization VIII
erect Building As Memorial
10 Founder.

The MAJ. .4-l State Grange Is pre-.
@.4lg ~ -.oCt . $4,000 St-,e home
4u.ol-Ils &c properly CI the Asg4CuI.
l-e-A0rIai 10 y. II. keIvy, founder Oh
lie &auOLal Order. ILIs VIII provide
hall IL WA4cl the 5taIe Grange may
Aold It's regular ana sEec.ai meetings
AID wllI house the property ana rec
OICG 1l the Organization. Visiting
sT2QgCrs wiz also be entertained IL
.0Quss set apart Tor their use.
IEls Du!l4I4g VIII DG uzeQ a. I meet.
lg place tor TIE members OF q Grange
largely mace up OF student at It's
Agricultural College ana VIA provide
Item with a training school IN t4o
forming OF farmers O. Ealizauons
while they are beng educated Ia bet.
Ter methods OF farming and home
making. About thirty students from
GTGnEe districts VIII find lodgings IN
.lts home the scholarships tor these
lodgings being at the disposal OF suCu
q t.e cou1ty oranges as contribute
800 10 t1e erection OF the building
No greater opportunity has ever
been OhCred the organized farmers OF
any State - bringing them IA closer
--c-t Of their Agricultural College AID
= mash u do L-e wCEs required OF
t1SI. il is hoped that ~ tbs means
the prime PIES oI Grange organization
which lave been found LcIuIal Ia many
le-ghLoraCodB may be extended 10 az
-ecuous Of the State.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26

Women sailors are employed In Den
mark, Norway and Finland. and theg
are often found to be most excallea.
mariners.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26
a SUCCESSFUL HATCH.

ac' i-o- IL does. Then its about
a-e ~ 10 ca e makes.
E..- - incubator n 4 room where
& 6 t. --atCls Is a. even as possible
-.r We regulator can take care o.
3 considerable Grange IN room TEN.
l-ratWl i has - lil!ts. An ordinar!
r-A IL = Log-g K rather changeaOie.
.yt success ca be had il careful At.
s9lioa Is raid 10 its operation. This
Jg4 sill be colder IA the day thaa
IS. night u-o ana hence q slight!
s.GeT -~-le 81! De required 10 keep
-- the l~-aEC1atuIe. 4 clean cellar i
I'D iLc.I Place.
"-eI you move your wooden hen
la-g5' 10 their breeder, watch them
ely. 'lLey VIII u AIT TO keep warm
l-- III crowd against each other n
a corner until some are smOJhered.
F4s.elt tea, BY all means, from
-eLg tais way OF keeping warm. loI
1--s .-gy start doing it they never
-el4 TO cara better. When you put
o cNlcas IN tao breeder, keep close
stc- ca them fol a couple OF hours
.74 teach them Tic proper place 10 s.
wsel icy ere cold. They VIII soon
--t the iE.-L Of using the hover ana
; Iii Givs you little trouble altsrward.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26
Is GaI5I4i In Using
ali Incubator
fciIoV Directions and Watel, Your
Little Chickens Closely.
ROY Il. WAITE

Maryland hgIicuitgrai Experiment
Station.
Start your incubator and regulate II
len i Il Is a. old one you ran last
year, you should rua It several days
before putting in any esgs. Follow
the diecLoas given by the manufac
.-rcr Il you lad confidence e1oug-
% bgy lis machine, yen ought TO have
e9l8le4c9 thai lie knows low to Tur
i 70 IS you are alVLred u1dl sue
ti.g a. you know more about tie
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26
FEEDING POTATOES
FOR All EAT ...P
Po.-ses Properly Fcrtlllzet Mature
Earlier and ere I5rc Profitable.
T. r. WHITE.
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station.


Potagoe should follow. some heayiI,
maGured crop, so tat fresh manure
aeea not be used since it VIII La likely
10 cause potato cab. Land 81 heavy
sod s-.-4l not lie used Tor potatoes
a-.-sz u.0Ted the fail before aud veil
Eott@d. II the land has been properly
talel care q as above. she application
1I cy-Et-egc.l- Fertilizer is all that is
Eeece3 % set o. early crop, vsaLheI
conditions being favorable.
4 fertilizer win 10 9 re- cent. of
2hosph6ric acid, 10 per cent.
lJ-osoa, ard i 70 per celt. potash
s4Fss Ecod results. 4 good ui-LLre
or eaT-g potatoes is az follows:
Dissolved Phosphate Rock. 1000 IDS.
Dried Blood, coo lbs.
Nitrate of Soda, go lbs.
SulELa,e OF Plt-zr 300 lbs
tlis mixture g10ull he au7lfed
broadcast a. TIE Is.c Of 1859 pounds
Der acre ar De ~-l mixed into the
sol with 3 barrow en- clltlyacor
Y yen wish l. h---a tie -r1-tr OF
e EonaE plants. c-a hundred 7s.nds
each Of nitrate cf coda and 5fss3i,.ad
'cc- Per acre alCgL he scattered IN
nc row When th- potato is planted
Nc above mixture provides FOR plenty
u eFttahl5 pAc-p-o-ic acid ~rtcA ic
aselEd 20 L.GGa f.c v,a-t get tie
growth u short J.--- Larry maturity
- Important, rot cry o. account a.
being able 10 vC- e c-c2 10 ----'--,
rs soon as possible L-t also ,-----.a
sore or the e2-lv -l-t.1- -fr1 -r-
stand TIE nc! ture c-E best ~ t-
early summer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26

velvet ribbon. There IS n second short
ar CaL q t7c velvet Ribbon ulano. Tho
-.ot g. tEs base OF Tie loop IS OF
1-'h ribbons.
10 happens that tie col1-s combined
- tai- -ir5io vjl hrrmonize with al
most 1lv ]1-tr0l0ged goaa and arc
particularly God WIKI cream color or
Ee-. Just nov there IS a craze for
pale yellow and acft gold colore5
Gowns made NJ with plenty Of nra
Races. a 5lrdle like the one Just do.
-ar..ed IS lovely with such a gown.
The second Eirdle Is made OF satin
r-14ol in three pale coIors-li-nt E'ra
4=-, pink, ana Leii0Tope or lavender.
The ribbons a-e gathered ever a cord
.o'ors the edges and where they ara
Joined. Each rilbca Is about four
inches wide. The standing loop Is
saor. with q knot OF the three colors
at --1 base. There arc three short
ends graduated in length. one OF each
color
IS on exquisite finishing touch.
s"rL holfblown roses, made OF the
tlr.a colo-s. arc set rriurly across the
a1.. below the knot
Tho Tango stride provides n simple
Gown with III the establishment Il
u-c1c. 4 frc gown OF white or cream
Fo..5 made up with lace and having a
variety Of gf~dlCs with corresponding
accessories. viii prove q valuable pos.
es-.cn Tor tbs girl who loves to
saer. E there are any girls who do
#u. E.cg must Be lonesome.
JULIA BoTTOaLEY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26
The CITY Z Rlc rus-r.s..


Tie city is a corporation and should
be conducted on a business basis. just
as much IS q bank or a dry Eood5
store or a lie Insurance company or
q newspaper. There VAS 4 time when
Q newspaper could not be condac "a
except as an advocate OF tho l-.n-
ciplt~s. right or wrong. OF some poa.i-
cal party. Il was expected 20 tara
fits batteries on the opposition. r. 1t
or wrong, aud 70 degend it, party,
right or wrong.
That attitude IS changed now. IN
the big cities scarcely q newspaper is
found, worthy Of the name, that Is
not Independent. The reason for Tho
charge WAS tina. the people wanted
reliable news. not p1ztisa1 news. They
supported new uapays that pat Tho IT,
terc5t5 OF the country first The raI.T
organ went into the scrap hear.
Tie same principle srp.ias 70 ma-
nicfpal affairs rs TO other corporations.
banks, dry goods F,ovcs. maaufacur--
ing plants. newspapers. what nos
They ere all purely business propcsE
tioas. end should be conducted as
acknowledgements Journal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26
N Del. 4 Va. Ry Go.
POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Schedule in Effect September 3, 1913.
Thee Trips Weekly
-BETwEEN-
Baltimore and Washington.
s--uzsz1siitz.z-s-
Co. --a- 49, =
Read carefully as important changes
d a W .aat, mad.

Read carefully as important changes
have Ocen made.
Leave Baltimore, pier ;, Light street
wharf, t~catEer permltt.ngI al ) p. IN,
every Monday, Wednesday,, ana Sat
uru1y for the following river landings
Alexandria ana Washington:
Baltimore, ) pm. Miller :, BroomeS'
Porto belio, Grasou' :. Coan. . a. IN. ,
Bunclck' ;, Lakes, Walnut Point, Cow
arts, LewIsetsa, hinsale, Lodge. Nun
dy' ; Point, .Clutra, P.ney Point, L u
L., LcOu-ruioWu l. noon: Aoe4.' $.
CoOrUHI>, Stones, Busawuod, Lanca>-
ter ;, =. a.. klgerS4de, Liverpool.
Washington.
Stops only on Signal.
Leave Washington, Seventh street
wharf, weather permluingl, 1 p. m,
every Monday, Wednesday ana Sat
urday Tor the following rIver Landings
and Baltimore:
Washington, Alexandria, AS p. In.
Giymout, Liverpool Point, Rivers de,
BushH God. Laacd stcr. CoDrams,
Stones, LcolaruIoW n, > a. m, AocIis.
P.ncy Point, 'Clntra, Lodge, 10 "A. III.
Mundy Point, lu,aic, l. noon; COan,
Du4utCA y, Id ht>, ~ I4uLl ONT. Low
arts Le~Isetta, Miner ;, p. M,
Grason >, . p. ~, broome ;, Portu
Bca!o, u p. H., Baltimore.
:: Stops only on Signal.
Arriving IN Baltimore early Wcdnes-
day, Friday and Monday mornings.
pr.iaI The extra steam
er leaving Baltimore on Saturday and
arriving on Tuesday, Is Withdrawn.
Freight received daily in Baltimore
on saIlIng days until p. III.
This timetable shows the time which
steamers may nc expected to arrive al
aud depart from the several wharves,
Dut their arrivals or departure Ill the
lines stated Is not guaranteed, nor
does the company hoid IlseIi RESPONSE
Die FOR any de!ay or any consequences
arising tncrelrom.
WILLARD THOMPSON, Gen'l. Mgr.
REARDON * GRIMES, Agent.
Telephone ~, Alexandra, Va.
STEPHENSON ~ Bro, Agents,
Telcpuoue 40, Washington, ID. g..
L. MURDOCH, .Gcn'I. krt. - Pas. Agi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26
ShipppirC Fri. II IRIS

sJAlppI1ts 2At.4l a. - -
1st-"John Bc-r' Tomato - .zrrs.
beautiful solia saipa-g Iom q. 'g 90
! days from Plants GROWN IT, or
! Paper Bands With rc,.s az
2nd-'John bcar" Iola-g the
most perfect High Crown (: yer
Srd-"John Bear" Tomato g-.rl- m
enormous crop OF Tomaioca, . {. - nit
4th-Erery "John Pear" Toa-. rs
e7ssnily, right I'm, 20 ,Le'ster..
no cracked. 10 wg5nr l,l. +. ..g sr.s. ~
even, Scared fruit NLl4 u,., ape
John Bear" Tomato Win re- BE-.
Gth-. JOIN =. Tomato ..1. g gI4cr-
it6-"JoIaa Es--' tomato la a aid
dcltGious.y sT.-l -1Tcr. ,
less, L4aFF9l -Fa st-aI Setter often ten
1rgit in h;st c.-ste?, rglid ana u5c1ty.
enough foliagc--w.ll sjard ple .,y 81 Inai-.-r.
Ing Without going % vine. $50 pants IA
1oih-:;jehn Bear" Tomato s. tae most
1lth--I;aeh Beautiful John Bc.-' To-
l2th@aJoan 3 ar" roma e,-a -as
lived Only ~ l.Gn IeaE,, .-g t4 ina+pr.
tomato from which he saved .s. ed &C.
Letting only The most bc1ut.fl. -ss--c, trait
Of The eaTiy SION set Cluster.
12th-"John Bear" Tomato & tho or
| great specialist having GCTo..a s /. -a.S IN
rejecting and. Improving ora In- md
| nnot2tr r1part deTc.zd Gys Sea-: +. -,.et-
| ing .a-d lnipEC v!rc ;4c g ',- l-.-.. The
John Benr" To-. 10 fs. f' -a tic ras
SUIT or rlf-Ern &c" --1t lions ~. ..r -g-efs,ont
ana selection Cor Is'Ei'rn@-. ON. - 81 le
| Frrtt. Color and Shipping or ?"
Iita-AE 4 EgcElng Tomato "sohu Hrarr'
| IS a miracle, .thcy ali pack jaecr, no
| seconds, ana all pack whole. Peelelg can
~prepare three Bushels "Joup Ecar' To-
matoes to ono hushol OF any other tomato.
4 large Baltimore Tomato Packer had al
the John Bear" Tomatoes lie could secure
packed separately, rGuLirz them t.roulil q
special process for IDS f1acicst tr.de and
his own private use.
SUPPLY zSss~-ssss-- g = s'f~-T- g---
REQI LREtl1ETS AZ O&CE.
You cannot atcrd to le- another sc=f r.
by without trying this wonderful ...sv
Early Tomato. OWNS 70 thr nse,-- lie
mand and the short supply. VIC advise YOU
70 secure your Requirements 1t once. II
your local merchants CG-.rnf supply you
/ drop rs postal and v. e.. sill yoJ from
EGon yel cln secure .g-r .a
= 10. $500. II. SO -# --I
LARGE 1871 CATzF4ss-fG --E-E.
Our E-Gnt.lully IL .tgd 1-.t Catn-
loEuo showing t.c "J0au al" Es-ato In
exact Ei1s and color I---.u fro, y0lr
address 4 you send a. postal ard men
ton this paper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26
EisNlno bv MoorIl-ht.

On the NingDo river, in China, moon
light fishing is carried on TO . larg,
extent For this purpose a Tong. mar
rnF, Fat beat, crowded on one sid
with q board slipping down into tn
water, and painted a bright white, /,
used. On the other side OF this Graf
is net slrc@Chod vertically on stan
chions, The fish, attracted BY Ii.
white beard, jump uron It. and theme.
into the boat, the net preventing tEea
from falling into the water on the ctI
or side.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26

THE liking Tor broad -irdfas that
! swathe The waist and extend then,
selves below ana above tho uo1nrl
waist line is fee.ored by The new dan
cling steps. III, require SO uucE
freedom Of the whole figure that tho
successful management Of the ..atst
becomes matter g. 70 ~ tf-g1eH.--.s
Two-piece gowns, especially r...- Is
provided with g.rf'.a which @ma-. than
cover the waist line. Then. En- tho va-
riou5 dips ana WRITINGS and eI.5-s
which have c7ptivated the dcrrlre
world cause the waist and skirt Is
part company the broad Eira1e hide
This disarray.
Two new designs, among these
known as Tango Giriles," are pic
tured here. One Cf them IA made Of
velvet ribbon IN deIsatful reddish
yellow nostlrrivv color, combined
with a Crc-mcol1rrl rauze ribbon
with small pink roses and green la..
iaSe embroidered ca 1t. The combine
ton IS a thing Of beauty in ccl1rg.
In making this E.rl.a m et-e Cs
the gauze ribbon IS Lassci rs The IN
derside of the velvet ribbon for tint
portion chat cvt-ras ahra. the waist.
The short standing loop s. made Of
the tWo ribbons gIs0 b-ztcA 10 her
Stitches arc carefully pint In ana in-
visible. on the right side OF th- r lr,.
ribbon.
There IS g hanging end Of ve'vc. rib
= aH#
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26

The gigantic devlash of southern
waters, which will grow to 90 feet In
width, bears but q single young OIL,
az birth, the mother retaining ii 10
side her body uadl IL has grown Z,
be four feet bread. The youthful dayl
lsA coming into the world so bis i.
IN but little danger OF an enemy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26
Curriculum
"PORTOBELLA,'
NO 27CSO
-
t@-y
4z2~=sAszzs,

80 > AhA~'-
ortobe.iI NJ 2IaJU. d,r.i. 10 81
{. !; g., H.Iili,etIn " ak,- > ~, gu.
III nj, hl,s-. (hau Han,h iLo s. ali
z 80. tic - !.ed Hik--. 1919. u q
i.p-,.s tluv-u, by iourhnn ( NH. 3s3
etc. tSee Winnie Wilkes Vol u lSreu
by Il 4 T.. ectl, na"NIl'e. X ! pas-eG
- +. A. GO.dwIo, ElEIn. ohio. reOrg,
= likes. M >. ., ,ianbelta NJ. 40. y
p.!tuuriia. M 2IUJU w,!l, htG
Wilkes No. l14y NIurie HiGk-r Gi,
- tur'.n.
lFrU.n Official C.rtifCat, OF eAmerican
irutling A-s"cIai on
PortobeIla is "A hanisom- seal brown
tailor: -GHBds "a hn'.d- high; WEIGHS
iun9; fua 81 l"94 EarA uark uf2 ZttA:
q bai! L. D; quarter 10 50 SECONDS
dvidunliy E- II ~ n"r-e q, grsud
iii-h rnd hne disposition. Is ItTie,t l.
dies nuTse .. EfTOus IA. sHsy IN roaO
u ZEE aE!d r. -uIe IOs.i gttter.
tIi- biosI lIrr- s.I- Ih-y.TI D. IT heinz
, SIT, al G.,asi,rt'a MIiS,s. the ercAirri
re ,Ii eIirpd IN the warn, aud his Jam
NiaUIe y ike- Is "be oi BE- gre ter
Jams 81 lie ~, uniJ u irw were even
r.lLs3 rIr-rd but ui tLtsr. ArIe b.
.,uK I. mars Of z - ~ BE- Il I'D. ArULo
! wHs "a GOOD Itir'! 10 Z * over q
n..ayy Ir;lcA auI las shown trIa nIfl
"a ..U5. wnfI, Az LIs co & chow greni
-L style and -ieed
tqr fu.tte; particular "ddrnss
j. a. M : UREY.
Leonarsto~n No.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26

1T ARROW satin ribbons plain O.
IL dotted, and WIDE weaves Of The
same kind. are pictured here made g9
into ribbon ornaments TO be pinned
or tackled to pot,lcoats, nightdresscs,
corset covers. etc.
Wash ribbons Of excellent quality.
from onc-h4H inch to two and hi.
inches Wide. arr used for these hand
come ornaments. They are furU lows.
pure and simple, serving TO purpose
OF utility. H-- tlCyeGrn "a feature q.
lingerie styles present and to come
The narrowed ribbons are made Up
In rogette5 like those shown in the
picture. Pendant euaa are lied I'm t.av
butterfly bows, or kuol.ai loops arc
kuotted al the center At Tho bsrt
these little ro5efgr5 are 70 Be sevo-
to very smfli safety pins, ana with
them pinned 10 'hc rCtlleoat or ntgh.-
dress or combination. Flower forms
arc simulated in the rosettes and pea-
danis in bows ~ Ills kind or o bolt OF
ribbon IS made III 10 two gll.a 70
settcs Joined d. short length Of rio
bon. as shown 90 90. picture.
For locc-tT.amaI Trlticcats ths 10
sette Of dotted r.Lhgn an. inch and a
half wide shown ~ tbeS Il. g. the
favoritc desioa The satin SURFACE.
when the ribbon Is Of good quality.
which stands much wear without be-
-~~-~~-~~-N~~-~~<,~- ~-1-~ar-~~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-26
nd. Del. & Va. Ry. Co.
PATUXENT RIVER ROUTE.
=
z.ss1:ss,i-s-.
SCHEDULE.
In effect September ;, 1913.

| IN eHoct september 3, 1913.
Steamer will leave Baltimore. Pier =
Light Street wharf, weather permit.
ing, Tuesdays, , p. NJ, for
! Fair Haven, Plum Point, Dares.
Governors Run, Cove Point, Mill.
| stone, Soiomon's Island, Spencer's.
81 tUthucrt.s, Soitcrly. Parkers, For.
I rests, Duke : aud Benedict.
RNlurniu- steamer viii leave Benz.
dlci, tweajhcr permitting Wednes-
I Gay, . a. IN. stopping al all the above
points. Soiemon's, $50 a. m, Mill.
stone, ~ a. m, Governors Run, IL
aoon' Plum Point, p. m. Fair Haven,
?. M, arriving in Baltimore about
{ p. N.
Steamer viii leave Baltimore, Pier
! Light street, weather permitting
Thursday. az ; p. IN, for the oil owing
points: Fair Haven, Plum Point.
Dar''>. Governors Run. Cove Point
Milestone. solomon $. Spcuccr's, ST.
.LlaA"rl - 81. lsouaru'>. Sollcr'S.
~nl'Gy. PARKER 5, FORESTS, vii.
.IamN, DulW 5, Tuut Hall, Holland
Point. Benedict.
Returning, II amer viii leave Beno.
dict, weather permitting. Friday, II
noon. stopping "A a.. the above points
Soiomau $, 80 y. m., Milestone, O
y. M, tovr Point, Governors Run, .
2. M barr > F.: y. M, Plum Point,
= =. m, Fdlr Haven, 10 p. M, Balti-
more, next morning.
Leave Baltimore. Pier I. Light St,
weather perm Ulug Saturday, . ID,
4 4. If.r
Far IlaEnu, Puu5 Point. Dare's.
1uvvruu" !#u, Cove Point. Mill.
stone, solomon S, SIE.uccr's. 81. Cuth.
ncrt >, -. L.nuard ;. Sellers, SoItcrly,
Partcr'>, FORREST, Williams, Dukes.
front Hal, uoI.aud POINT, benedict,
Lictca'-, Irumau's Point, Deep Land.
ng, hollands GINS, Magrudcr's
FERRY, Lower Marlboro, Whites Land.
.u", Ferry Landing, iNotungham's.
steamer vii - 10 Lyons Creek,
Monday morning.
EeturniuR steamer will leave Lyons
Creek, weather permitting. Monday,
'.jl "a. m, stopping at ali the above
.audlu-S Nottingham, $50 "a. m,
Lower Marlboro, l' "a. m, benedict,
- noon. solomon =, $50 y. M, Mill
tone, T.. IA, Cove POINT, Governors
tA1, 50 =. ILL.,, DaT's, $40 u. m,
Plum Point. Far Haven, ~ u. m.
L'I.u- baltimore joAt morning.
f.ttEH. .''eNtu nj Ba.tlnor', Pier
: i.i-.a r.r..l, 90 iur,uly, Thursday
.tua 0Aa'uaA, uutu a:tI y. M.
i4I- ..4. aa ..y -abA. tuc Line nj
IS .lir. ...t.u.rr may b. * trctcd tn ar.
save - tHt u"pa., tgpm the several
'.it.'''f 'Ai tit.sF htr,NdIs Dr uupar-
~. al sH' ,.4 - rta "a 81, uot guaTan-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-07-25

Services will be held Sunday
morning at eleven o'clock at the
Presbyterian church.
The Ladies Aid Society OF
the Presbyterian church VIII
meet next Tuesday at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon. The members
are urgently requested to be pres
ent.
On Saturday, August oth,
the Ladies Aid Society OF the
First Presbyterian church VIII
give a lawn party at the home OF
Mrs w. 6. Weeks. Frozen
cream cheese, ice cream and cakes
will be served.
Paints and Vamishes OF all
kinds Sherwin- Williams, Agents.
Bertrand Lumebr Co. Ltd.
A beautiful stained glass
window has been placed in the
Presbyterian church in memory
Of Mrs. Emma Reese Morse by
her husband, Capt. T. L. Morse,
and children. 1t is lifting
tribute to one so identlhel WIN
the church and who always len'
a willing hand towards its adj:
vancement.
Mr.. Reubin H. Brown
brought in this week from his
place near Jeanerette a boil Oh
matured cotton which is one N
the finest we have seen in these
parts for many years for the
month of July. Mr.. Brown IN
formed us that he has twenty-five
acres of the feecy staple ana
will commence harvesting be-
tween the 5th and 10th OF next
month. All of his cotton is
known as the Simpkins Early
Prolific which is said to be the
hasf adanted to our soil.