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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11
BE CAREFUL or HOME PLANS
Don't Forget That Slight DetaIls, Now
Overlooked, May Cause Much
Dissatisfaction Later on.


When planning the new house, as
much attention should be given to the
things which should not be done as to
those which should be done. Unless
thought is given to many details ap-
parently slight. but which may cause
ouch trouble and annoyance later. If
not properly planned at the start. ais
satisfaction Is sure to result when the
home Is completed and occupied.
Some Of the things which should not
be done, II future convenience is de-
sired, may be avoided by carefully OBJ
serving the following sdon'ts:T
Don't set your house too low. Better
have It foot high than an inch too
low. The street grade may be raised
1T any time. md n The house sets low
this win make It look squatty.
Don't fail to provide proper drain
age under the cellar wall and through
the center Of the cellar, under the con-
crete floor. This may easily be nc
cornplished by constructing dry drain
or trenches filled with small stone. If
this precaution Il omitted. a damp
cellar win be the result In nine cases
out OF ten, unless there IS a very
abrupt slope to the land ON which tho
house stands.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11
what Baltimore Did.

Which would You rather have, a
dirty lot IN the rear ~ your home or a
beautiful green garden that produces
vegetables, fruit and pretty flowers
each Year, II Is not hard natter
70 decide, yet when this question was
put up to the people living In part
Of Baltimore some few yeurs ago there
were many who preferred the dirty
back lot or course there were others
who desired the pretty garden, and
now that the gurdou is reality not
one person ~ that Deihbberhood would
TAKE 20 lots Tor one small section Of
the green SPOT.
Il was through the efforts Of the
Womans Civic ieagac that dirty lots
"a ali SECTIONS ~ ilt8g city have been
transformed into pretty vegetable aud
fruii gardens. on the very same spots
whore boys played huil snd people
threw al kinds ~ rubbish. une finds
ia,is " beaulifui flowers and rows Of
pe'aioes tpmaines p beans. car
gois onions aud corn every summer.
FERRIES ~ NJ descriptions IN season
Hi Hh april sd afhpe fruit trees
to De- aH0
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11
FIRE PREVENTION PAYS WELL
Safe Construction Lowers Insurance
and Reduces Depreciation
Repairs Cost Little.

II the walls and roof, ~ the house
are Or flre-reslstani material fully %
per cent % the FIRE hazard Is overcome.
says ihe writer Of an article on Com.
mon Sense Home nuildiun," which Is
published u the June issue Of Con.
ssruction In the interior Il IL not nee.
esaary % eliminate wood from the nm
lRliing. There Il no objection 10 trim
on doors and even the floors above tic
FIRST may be 81 wood.
The hnsement should. By All means.
be cut on from the rest ~ the house
BY rnasonry floor protected stairway
aud frepreof doora connecting with
the firEt Aaor. Partitions should b. 81
iiferesistlyc material 10 order 70 check
the mpld spread ~ aainos IN other
words think II FIRE ~ II really h and
use common sense IN the construction
81 the house.
III most localities house ~ this
type y esedited With a noticeable re-.
dgctinu IN Insurance cust. Naturally.
too, The cost ~ maintenance is r.
dueci painting nud fepairs are not
necessary. Another saving factor Il
the msiter ~ depreciation. A frame
house with wood sldnsles. bnlit a. ti,ey
are today, viii deprcaatc jus, three
times ~ quickly a. q masonry house
with a c9mmouHeuae roof.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11
csa.r Point Literary . psh.lIal SOCIETY,".

The entertaining committee present
cd 20 the many gathered 10 declaim
their approval on tho night Of Dccem.
Der = rare, interesting and enjoy.
able evening. The program delivered
ran somewhat as follows
"ln the Gypsy Camp Mrs. Penn.
broke Moore.
Whom Father Caryes tho Ducly'
Miss Agnes Hilton.
"fIow Miltiades Poterllin Paul Got
The Better of Santa Claus"- Mis-,
Edith Kirby
"Mandy's Share" Miss Agne,
Evans.
Jig SANDS and Topsy,"
"Hans Van schmitts" Misses Rath
crime Hilton, Madge Hilton, Mildred
Hammett, Marie Wheeler, Beatric,
Jones, Sara Hammett and Audre,
While.
christmas Day Mrs. Moore ant
Miss Craddock.
"A FIRST settler story
"When Angelina Comes Marching
Down the Line Mrs. james Edelen
"Ifss Me Good Night" LET Mi
Call You Sweetheart Miss Mildred
and Sara Hammett
Coon Creek Courtshipn Mise
Madge aud Katherine Hilton.
The admittance fee to defray debt o.
hail netted the society a total OF s2s. 30
The following program, Of whicl
Miss Marneite Bell is chairman, will
take place on the night OF January 10
Call to order
Reading Of minutes
Music Instrumental Mrs. Moore.
Recitation Miss Leone Umphreys.
Solo Vocal Mrs. Fenwick.
Question box Miss Beatrice Jones
Recitation-Miss Sara Hammett.
Remarks-Mr. Hubert Jones.
Solo lyocall Mrs. F'enwick.
Music instrumental ~ Mrs. Moore
Adjournment,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11
MAKE PARKS OF BACKWARDS
Baltimore Has Demonstrated That
Division Fences May Probably
Be Done Away With.

II has already been convincingIy
demo pstrated, here 10 Baltimore, that
the seheme Of tearing down division
fences between city home baclxyards
and developing the unobstructed
stretch OF space thus provided as a
continuous flower garden or a grassed
Iawn,is no chimerical or impractical
DREAM. II has been demonstrated be
cause(it has been done on several back
stretches and partially accomplished
IN hd4dreds Of Instances. BY partially
accomplished we mean those instances
wherel two or three or four adjoining
householders have thrown their back
yards into common and developed
the enlarged spaces into flower gar
dens This backyard park idea, de-
velopH 70 the limit Of potentially.
woulo mean the tearing down of all
fenced on both sides the midway alley
aud ieautifying all the yards upon
some harmonious scheme Of orna-
menti3 gardening.
Thffe are comparatively few. block
cente n Ia which this complete scheme
Of orilnmentation can be realized. for
the rssason that many owners wish to
build q garage a stable or some other
kind Of outbuildlng in the backyard
and fronting along the alley. While
the placing Of rear buildings In one or
more Of the backyards Of a block In
terferes with the complete realization
or tho backyard parking scheme, II
need not prevent the partial carry-
ing ont Of the plan. And as to back
buildings, their ugiiness and inhar-
mony can be greatiy modified by
planting climbing roses or other climb-
ing vines along their sides and rear
ends. There Is nothing 50 uulitarian
mot even stabiethat every Thought
Of Identification should be abandoned
In connection with Baltimore
American.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11


First Senior Edna Combs, Helene
Greenwell, Anita Camalier, Richleg
Ching. Mary McCully.
Second Senior Katherine Bnrch,
Beatrice Goldsborough, Marie Wheel
er, Elizabeth Dorsey, Elizabeth Mat
thews, Mary Brent Hamilton, Grace
Greenwich, Mary Mattingly, Estelle
Drury, Josephine Fowler.
Third senior Marie Mattingly,
Virginia Boykin, Della Jenkins,
Elizabeth Fowler, Roberta Colds.
borough, Eleanor Loker.
Fourth Senior Margaret Hobbs,
Margaret Wathen, Sophie Mattingly,
marguerite Schwender, Mildred Ham.
nett, Madeleine Russell, Lucie Dunbar
Tippett, Agnes Adams, Maize Morgan,
Olive Milburn, Helen Graves, Eliza.
beth Duke, Olive Thompson.
Eighth Grads Viola Jenkins, Janet
Duke, Ruth King, Catherine Green
we'll, Frances Greenwell, Eleanor
Freeman, Helen Byrne, Hortense Mat.
tingly, Mollie Abel
Seventh Grade Margaret NJ. Lynch,
Cathlcen Goldsborough, Marie Beth
ell, Jane Mattingly, Marjorie Waters,
Helene Dorsey, Genevieve Norris.
Eleanor Mattingly, Anna Mattingly,
Christine Grcenwell, Margaret Gar
ner, Gladys Howard.
Sixth Grade Mary Jenkins, Rebec-
en- Millison, Hope Greenwich, Mary
wathen, Margaret Railey, Ellen
Wade, Esther Fortescuc, Lucille Good.
win, Ida Davis, Lillian Russell, Cath
crime Davis, Veronica Abel. Amelia
MatlingIy, a. Mae Peacock.
Fifth Grade-Addie Russell, CATH
crime Norris Maria Greenwell, Char.
Iity Greenwich Adelaide King, GoldIe
Deckelmad, Evangellne Garner.
Fourth Grade Eleanor Oreenwcll,
Willie Greenwich, Mary Catherine
Mattingly, Margaret Duke, Lillian
Duke, Elizabeth o'Brien, Edith Wade.
Agnes Griffin, Glare Erly, Burnciie
Wilkinson, Jane Frances McGraw.
Primary Department Tila Osborne
Hayden, Frnces L.oker, Grace Russell,
BenjamIu Garner. Albert Edwards,
James Duke, Alex Duke, Alfred Rus.
sell, Ned Sterling, John steriing,
Frank Maltingly, Charles Norris.
Net,ic Russell, Norbert Fcnwick. AZ
fred Cecil, Margarei Cocu, Violet
Mat,ingly, Edna Sterling. Ernesllne
Payne, Mary Catherine Sterling.
William Redmond. willle Duke.
James Redmond, Susie Locker, JOSE
phine Sterling, Elizabeth Waters,
Agnes Maltlngly, Yates Norris, GLIB
bops Mc0raw, Edward Russell, Jack
AatiinRly, Elizabeth Poscy, James
Thompson, Margaret Mary Justina
Durham.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11
A Tribute Of Respect

Al meeting Of the Vestry Of king
and Queen Parish. held a. Christ
Church January 9th, 1917, The follow
ing resolutions we're offered aud az
eepled and ordered 90 be spread on
the minutes in the Parish Record
Whereas, Through the dispossatlon
ola wise Providence, our friend and
brother GEORGE r. OARsm, has
been called by death from amongst Us;
therefore be II
Resolved, That we, the Vestry oi
this Parish, deeply deploro the sad AZ.
Fiction that has befallen as. his family
and his many admiring friends. He
was good worker in tbe cause Of the
church, a wise counselor, an able adj
ministration Of this parish for the
term OF IS years. During our $3.50.
citation with him Ia the above capacity
we haye found him always willing 20
bear his share OF the burden. His
gentle nature and congenial spirit
brought many OF our deliberations 10
happy and peaceful ending.
Resolved further: We tender our
sincere coincidence 10 the bereaved
family, and pray that God will corn.
fort them In their sad afilictlon.
BE IL Further Resolved, That copy
OF this humble tribute be sent TO hi:
bereaved family, also 10 the county
papers for publication.
SAMUEL HAYDEN,
Registrar King and Queen Parish.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11


Row. j. Dawson Byrnc, OF the Cath
Ollie University, Washington, will
make his first appearance before a
Southern Maryland audience on Fri
day e ening Of this week in ST. Alloy
sius' Church. The reputation OF this
young divine as a preacher, lecturer
and impersonator is well known on
both sides OF the Atlantic. Before he
made his final studies for the priest
hood be filled many stage engage.
ments and played with some OF the
greatest modern tragedians, Iiut bis
theme on this occasion viii be a sacred
one and a rare one. Tie will tell ~
the far-famcd Sister Teresa OF the Holy
Child better known as "rbc Little
Flower Of Jesus, Carmelilc nun OF
Sisieux, France, whose name is q
household word even IN America, and
whose fame for obtaining heavenly
fayors is growing wonderfully every
day. Father Byrne hiss lately devoted
TITS splendid talents 20 making known
the wonder Of this child-sant, who IL
rs tEohEtr'rfil soon he placed among
the cauonized.
The lecture viii begin 1T 100 p. M
alter The choir and orchestra OF Sc.
alarg's Academy have rs0dured a se-
leci musicini program. No special fee
Is charged, bot all will 81 expected Ia
make q silver Offering At the door on
entering; the proceeds viii be devoted
10 charity
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11

with local applications, as they can
not reach the seat Of the disease. Ca
tarrli is local disease, greatly inilu-
enced by constitutional conditions,
and In order 10 cure 1t you must take
an internal remedy. Halls Catarrh
Medicine is taken internally and acts
thru the blood on the mucous surfaces
Of the system. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine was prescribed by one OF the best
physicians in this country for years.
II is composed of some OF the best
tonics known, combined with some of
the best blood purifiers. The perfect
combination Of the ingredients in
Halls Catarrh Medicine is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in ca
tarrhal conditions. Send for testi-
monials, free.
F. J. CHENEY s. Co., Props.
Toledo, o,
All druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton. adv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11
Bank Msenna

The Fourteenth Annual Meeting oil
the shareholders OF the First National
Bank Of St Mary's, at Leonardtown,
was held on Tuesday last In the bank.
ing house. There we're present large
number OF the local stockholders in
person. Intense interest was manifest.
ed in the well-worded and interesting
report OF the president, which dealt
with the phases Of the banking bust
ness during the past year and con
trasted the gigantic strides the bank
has made during that time.
It was pointed out that the increas-
ing growth of the institution is due IN
no small measure TO the untiring ei-
forts and Loyalty of the very efficient
working force, Messrs. Sterling, Abel
and Broun, whom the president took
occasion to compliment. His contrast
Of the growth for the year just ended
as compared with the preceding years
is a 1attering compliment to the force,
tie directors, shareholders and pa
irons Of the institution. The necessity
of a larger banking building to facili-
tate the increased volume OF work was
pointed out and action taken at the
meeting TO further the move.
The following directors we're re-
elected: Messrs L. T.. Mumford, J..
T. n, Sterling, =. b. Abel, L. b.
johnson, G. 3 Greenwich, Geo. w.
JOY, +, J, Sterling, VIM. Meyerell
Loker and A. F. King. After the
meeting the shareholders, their friends
and guests were entertained at de.
lightml dinner served at Hotel ST.
Mary's.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11


fhallg0, lhn rFtaHlaf American cgfy
n eit iihualng WORK. Is about 10 IL.
wade Or werid ~ tbs 'mgyies.'
u Is EainE 10 show other mnnitanall.
ties h1w 10 iaaks themselves more a.
iractive. heaithful mud prosperous. md
ss ga object lesaan viii display views
q present tny nod future Chicago 10
millions " people throughout Tho Unit.
81 stnscs. Canada aud Europe.
To satisfy demands made BY more
ihan hundred American cities which
ere watching Cheagos planning Fl.
faris. The Chicago plan romaisaIaa haa
arranged 90 have the entire Chicago
plan pui ~ Glen FORM.
The national. state. county ana clty
officials IN Chicago. inenbers 81 the
Commercial club. members ~ thu plan
commission and the officers aud ,llrec.
tors u the leading eiylc, social and
commercial organizations fndustrini
clubs, real estpie beard and women'a
clubs are 90 he sfsul5i3ed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11


Capt. John Bryant, of Washington,
D. O., master OF the fast sailing
schooner, Winnie Windsor, spent the
Christmas holidays with his old boy
hood friend, Mr.. Frank Bostwick, OF
Stony Knoll.
Mr.. Cleveland Cation, OF near
Milestown, has purchased new Ford
auto. Mr. Cecil Gibson, OF Guy
Bros, made the sale and delivered the
same to Mr.. Cation last Monday.
Now girls, please do take notice
Mr.. Harry Bradley, Of Bayview,
has purchased new Ford car. Mr..
Bradley purchased his car from the
Leonardtown Implement Co, Mr..
Paul Hayden delivering the same.
Mr.. Bradley reports the sale Of his
beautiful summer resort, Bayview, to
Mr.. Pickford, OF Washington, d G..
The consideration is said to be sc, 600.
Mr. Hubert Herbert, formally Of
Herbert Bros. 4 While, has accepted
position in Washington.
The Bushwood Canning House win
be in operation again this summer and
e considerable advance In price per
ton over 1916 win be paid for toma-
toes Mr.. Chas. Newbert, OF Balti-
more, viii be down shortly TO call on
the farmers. This Is a home industry
and should have every encouragement
as It employees lots OF our people that
otherwise would have to 60 TO the
city for employment.
Messrs. Fred and George Nc
Williams have purchased saw mill
and are now in full blast In Mr.. Reu-
ben Ovens woods near Dynard.
Grove & Price, of Washington, d,
c., sold IS hens for Mrs. Adam r..
While, Of Capitol BID, for $3.50
Mr.. George Lawrence, our ever
welcome butcher, announces that he
is 10 position TO I'll all orders for
nice juicy steaks every Saturday.
A pretty wedding was solcmnlaed in
Congress Heights Catholic Church on
Wednesday morning last when Miss
Mary J. Thompson, daughter OF Mr..
aud Mrs. q. q. Thompson, Of Holly
wood, Md, became the bride OF Mr. II,
w. Oliver, OF spo.tsylvania County,
Virginia
Miss Merle Thompson, sister OF the
bride, was brides maid, aud Mr..
Ralph Claggctt, OF Washington, d.
G., was best man.
The bride was becomingly dressed
in travelling suit OF navy blue; her
hat, OF pearl velvet, with Shoes and
gloves 10 match. Tho groom was at
tired In the usual black broad cloth.
After the ceremony the happy couple
departed for their future home IN
scroamerVillc, Va. Our best wishes
attend them.
The oystormen are still making lots
OF money. Plenty Of oysters and
market prices from BIC. 70 Gr. bu.
The farmers arc also happy; tobacco
bringing from ~ to &c, and the farm
ers' wives are wearing smiles as long
as my arm. Poultry Is way up. Cc.
casionally, however, We hear Of some
one that doesn't seem 10 be pleased
with our good old Uncle Sam. just
remember when you consider this q
pretty rough old world that yon cam
not re, something for nothing The |
hen il the only one that can earn
living BY siIiing still So rs 10 Ia
man 70 hustle. Prospects may be-
bright, but did YOU ever hear 81 them |
being so bright that they burt man
cyesIght During the last year black
smith material has increased In cost
from 70 30 10 per cent; yet some smiths |
still stick 10 the same old prices ~
Eve years ago and wonder why they |
aren't making money GAHgIEf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11

The shareholders Of the Me
gainesville National Bank held
their annual meeting on Tuesday
last and reelected the following di-
rectors: Messrs. Jesse Turner, g.
w. Thomas, DR.. y. r. Morgan.
Eugene Trice, Geo. G. beverley, ID.
r. Dixon, r.. ]. Long, !. V. Nc
Kay, j. w. Adams, e. M. Ander-
son and DIR. r. v. Palmer. The
bank has enjoyed a prosperous year
and indications point TO continual
ton for the future.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11

Those who breakfast at eight o clock
or later, lunch az twelve and have din
ner at six are almost certain 10 be
troubled With Indigestion. They do
mol allow time for one meal 10 digest
before taking another Not less than
! Eve hours should elapsc between meals
| # you are troubled with indigestion
correct your habits aud take Chamber
lain's Tablets, aud you may ronsonab-
" hope for a quick recovery. These
tablets strengthen the stomach and en-
abic 81 perform s functions natural
! is, Obtajuablc eyery9hcr adv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11
Pop uIar Lecture Course.

The course was resumed this week,
Tuesday night, by motion picture
entertainment The crowd was unusu-
ally large. The next lecture viii be
on Saturday evening, January, 20, by
Congressman Clarence Miller, Of
Minnesota. His lecture will be on
Hawaii, and 1t Will be richly illustrat-
ed. Those wishing season tickets for
the course canprocure same at Hotel St
Mary's or at st Aloysins; Rectory.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11
Announcement.

I wieh to announce ~ ais patrons
and the rcucral publlc Shat un account
ng tpo high price oi material have
advanced my prices op aii work
iIorseshoring from 30 / to d.
plain, si,a5.
From No. 3 up, plsin, E 10.
Toe weights, aila weights, ideal
corts ASH steel sioes. $3.50. About
aa pet cent 90 ~ other work
Thanking you Ail for past patron
age, solicit continuation ~ ire
s8gue lsea1i
% i3.it ADAM - WtgIE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11
ch.mberIl.n'. Cough psmsdy so.l e0sslusl.

~ have t1ken a grcal many bottles
Of Chamberlain Cough Remedy and
every time il has cured me- have
found Il msol eiIectual for hacking
cough and for colds Aiicr taking Il
. cough always disappears, writes
q, r. Moore. Lost valley, Ca Ob.
iainable evcrywherc adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11

A cordial invitation is extended 10
all to inspect the new Electric Light
ing Plant for homes, ia the building of
the Leonardtown Implement Co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11

/. b wixon, Farmers Mills, n ",
has used Chamberlain Tablets for
years Tor disorders ~ thc stomach
sud liver and SAYS. Chamberlain !.
Tablets arc The hs'st have ever used
obtainablc eycryshere adv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11

just received car load Of Buggies.
For low prices and up to date models
see the Ieonardtown Implement Co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11

The local basket ball season
opened at Leonard Hall on Monday
last,
On Tuesday last the Orphans
and Commissioners Courts were in
session.
Many are enjoying the rare
sport Of duck shooting in adjacent
waters.
Mr.. r. III. Sears, of New York,
visited his country home, Society
Hill, recently.
The st. Mary's Council X. OF
c., will hold their regular meeting
today Thursday at 1880 p. m.
Mr.. Jefferson s. Combs, Of
Washington, spent few days last
week with relatives in the county.
Tuesday, January 3Oth, has been
selected as the date for the annual
Duck supper at Hotel ST. Mary's.
DIR. j. Milton Cook, who has
been visiting in Philadelphia, will
be at his Office in Mechanicsyille on
January 90.
The First District Farmers
Club will meet Saturday next, Jan.
10, at the Ridge at p. IN. A full
attendance is requested.
The Senate has passed the prohib-
ition bill for Washington. The
forces working for dry capital are
confident that the House will concur.
Mr.. James Jarboe, late Of the
Panama Canal, who has been visit
ing relative in st. Mary's, has return
ed to the Canal Zone to resume his
duties at that place.
If desiring only the best
Insurance in every branch drop a
card to the, reliable, forty year ex-
perienced, best rate, J Camillus
Howard, Leonardtowd, Md. Adv
Mr.. w. Bernard Duke, Of Balti-
more, accompanied by Mr.J Frank
lin Abel and Mr.. Bernard Duke, also
Of Baltimore, visited friends and
relatives in Leoardtown on Sunday
last.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the
st. Mary's Hospital have arranged
series Of Prize Five Hundred par
ties, the first of which will be held
at Hotel Lawrence on Wednesday
evening next. See adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Gaffney, and little daughter, Mar
garet who have been visiting Mrs.
Gaffney's parents, Judge and Mrs
b. II. Camalier, Leonardtown, have
returned TO their home ia Baltimore
The Hollywood Community,
Club will hold its meeting aL--sf.
Johns Hall Friday evening" Jan
,I2. Indictment weather prevented
their scheduled meeting A good
program is promised AL the public
uasaiaNited. -
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-01-11

Just received car load az Grain
Drills See the isonardioWu imple
ment 20. for loW prices ~