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OBRAS DE
INVERNIEIO

AmoreS T~raglcoS. , tOmOs ..........si.0 0
Al Bur!e del AbiSmO y Lao FuneSto si-gSV
CpraZ5n de Mddrc. Dos TOmoS ......-$i'VS
CoraZun de ubrerO. Dos tOInoS...-..St-VS
Cadcna EsIerna. Cuatro iOmoS .....-.S2,Vv
CrimeUeS sin CaSuSO y Lucha Supfe.. -
mI. Tres tOIRUS g.
Dramas del AdulterIo. Dos tonos-.--eI;Uo
Il GeRIo uel Nal ..~~......... 0V|'
e. BsSo de una Muerts y la Nensah-., D.
Ia de una LoCa. Dos iomoS ...-..--'st;yV
Il UluTaO BeSO W.
FL Secreto de I'm Bandsdo ....-...--- 1Vc,
FL Tren de Ia Muerte. Dos UOuioS ....Sl-Oy
Ell HuO del ~AlarQuiSta. Do toiioS-.--si-U
FL Albergue del Delitu. Dos tomoS- .si.ug
FL AhOrrado del Parque. Cua;rO toinos S2.Vo
Fl CalvaTio lie una Madre y Arrepen. =,
fimleniO. Tres tOulUS .-.....--.---si"So
los AmOreS MaldltOS. Dos omoS....s 81 W
Los CriIueneS de DlayulIna. Dos tomoS Sl.W
Los MtSteTtoS del Crlmen, CudtHo 10, q,
mos ~
Los MsridoS InraneS. Dos tomoS..-.-.Si;O9
Las VictimaS del Amor .........---- Soc'
Las Tragedias de los Celos. Custro 10. ~
mos ~
La PecsGora SVs;
La Hija de Ia Portera- Dos torhoS.-.-SlSS
La RESURRECTION de TN Angel ...---. sOc-
La BaiIa-tus del Teatro Real. Dos 10, oo
La Ul,ims Cita. Dos Tomos .........styG
Las ESclayas BlancsS. Dos tomos .---si'"
ParafSo . Inferno .........-..--...- Sc'
Rlna o l Angel de los Apes. Dos
TN CrImen en- Automovil. Dos temos..si.0
girsen y Msdre y Expiacion. Tres
Teresa Ia ReSucitada. Dos ntomoS....st-w
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Lo que opinan otros emigrados.
UGARTE IRt 4 SUD AMERICA.
{Yiene dc IL LAD

tina. de donde regrAio no hace aun
dos meses. Ell licenciado lsidro Fa-
bella salio hace POGO tempo para Bue-
nos Aires a fin de hacerse cargo nue.
vamente de su puesto como Ministro
Plenipotenciario y Sc cree que aun no
llegue a la capital argentina o uan
do mucho habra arribado Ell estos
dias. 81 el viaje del Secretario par
ticular de Carranza tiene alguna rela-
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FL TRAFFIC. De Los
BUQUES En- FL MAR
MEDITERRANEO
feiegfama especial para LA PRENSA.

WASHINGTON, JUNO ii-Desde
ell mes de Febfero proximc pasado
cerca de dos NIL barcos mercantes
salieron de los puertos ~franceses del
Mediterraneo baio escolia, con 10 que
Sc ha hecho IN agrerado de tres
millones Y medic de toneladas al
trafico maritime Ell esa region, Sc
gun dice un despacho procedente de
Paris.
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Sc REANUDO Ell BOMBARDEO
DE PARIS

PARIS, JUNO 1l.-Hoy en- Ia ma
mana los alemanes reanudaron ell bonn
bardeo de esta capital con sus canones
de larga distancia. Dos personals re-
sultaron muertas y nueve heridas, Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-12
AVENTURAS DE JOHN {. RAFLEi
SOyELAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME
n cENT,yOS CADA Una.

A 30 CENTASOS CaDa lNa.
AZtiCCn5
AmorcS SubltmeS
COrdz0n de- GRO
Dora
III Secrero dc Lady Muriel
In 81 crlSnI del amor
En- Su Mahana de b0daS
Entire dos PeCIdOS
InvcnCtble Amer
La COndeSa dc Crld3c
La TentaCl0n de n MuJer
La Mnderna CeniCtcnta
La EStrclla dc Amor
Mas UGbIl que una NuIer
SualUS del COraZon
Una lucha dc Amor
JuCL y PSrle.
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HISTORIA

FL Sol &c Mayo. Memorials ue IL Inter
ycnrlNn Francesca, con SravdIuS...--S212
Ii CGrru de las CampanaS ..........--S2-2O
EplSoGInS MIlilareS MCNICanu>- GUERRA
de Independence = INVASION AuI"ri-
r,CaRa, ; tnIHUS
Historic dc HUma. COmpCeRdc dc>de
los OriSencS de Roma haSra Is calda
De. lmp"ri0 Romano dc pCCJd"uie 93C.
Historic de GTeCia. dc-de los ileHlpOS
hcT6IrpS haSta la del
impeTI0 de Alexandra -.--..--..-.-- 1Jc-
Nfrnr Y Gaudlll0- Ia Elda del Gene
raj DlaE, pOr puCl6S salinas ........S209
Historic palrla. POr sierra -....-..- INc.
Historic de NeSlrU, pOr Ncrtld, deSde
los VTlmeTOS uem9DS. hdSja Ia calda
del SeEIndU IDpcrlG. In iOnPe tela ID
Historic General DE- Mexico. p0r Larate 7Ic.
Ia IeSoluci6n q" NeAirp. uOra poll
tea y &c gran ntcT"S ....-......... &c
Historic universal. ct.Cl0D de luJO $40
Ia l~nIeTyeEcI5n Y q impesiO. por >a-
lado Al. areE. { OmC>. pasta lria..-S!%l1
Ia NajJs;ad Ca!dd- Noycla historical
de la TeSOlUCi0n madeTISta .........$ipl
Los IlSUG gentc>. Relates dc Ia In>u-
rrecCI5n contra ESpala ..........SS.GN
Memorials de IN GUcFrIllcrO. Historic
de Il GGerra de EeIegma ........-..SS.gO
SarrarinpeS JlStOriCaS MeNicGna>. Ira
dicIOneS ' ~leyeUd1S. ubra deSiInada
& culiIyar 81 Sentimlento patrio en- Ell
ccraz"n lie los hiCS lie Mexico. con
SrabGdDS Y car4Jula 4 ChlOTeS..-.... SIC.
SacercOtc V CaUGIIIO. pbra relatlva 4
la Guerra de lndepcndeQClA .........S2.OO
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SIGNIFICATIYA, IMPOLITICA
MUY INOPORTUNA
Viene de la 1a.)


do vive en- perpetua zozobra Y en-
constante recelo ~confiesa tacitamen-
te que Sc encuentra %perdldo.
"Cuando Juarez entro a la Capital
de la Republica en- julio de 1867, no
obstante su fama de intranSlgente "a
dical, lie abrio las puertas de la Pa
tria al viejo partiGs, conservaaor. FL
mismo ArZobispo Labastida. que ha-
bia sido regente del 1mperio, volvlo
a Mexico a principles de 1871, en- dom
de permanecio al frente de la lglesia
Catolica hasta Ell dia de su muerte.
Ese retorno de Labastida era Ell me-
jor testimonio de la fuerza del Par
lido Liberal.
"Carranza, durante los ultimos cua-
tro amos n. sido Incompetence para
cualquier trabajo de consolidation: Sc
siente debil Y por 10 mismo Sc mani
fiesta ST tuviese fe en- su
posicion y en- sus f~uerzas, su actl-
tud seria de benevolencia Y magnanl-
midad.
Entire los e~migrados hay muchos po-
liticos de relieve, Y aunque ell acto de
perseguirloS, despues de cuatro amos,
indica un raquitismo politico despre-
ciable y odioso, siempre es etpllca-
BILE la persecution. Lo absurdo, 10
indecible eS comprender en- ell CRU
30 expatriado a muchas gentes que
jamas tuvieron participation en- la CO.
sa publica y que son Sncapaces de
cua!Cuier acto de responsibilities.
Carranza, al mostrarse memorable
con ellos, exhibe su impotencia pa
RI con los enemigos que devera5 10
estan derrumbando.'
Lo que opinan otros emigradOs.
Recabamos de otros prominentes
.emigrados opiniones sobre este asun-
to que afecta a los miles de meXica-
nos que viven fuera de Su patria, mas
nos reservamos ell darlas a Conocer
en- ediciones subsccuenteS, pueS result
taria en- extreme eXtensa esta i.for-
maci6n 81 resumieramos en- ella todas
las opiniones obtenidas.
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CODIGOS MEXICANOS
P0ESlEA

Lantos IL. vida Y ESpefanla. por Ru-
ben llAllt 'H'-
81 IlbTn Nzul. por kta,b"rin ESley1... DOC.
TucSias EsroSJdss de LamPoaiuVr. kdi-
ZION 10 Into
FL ParuaSu NcIIranO. : tonnes ....-...Si-3O
pasi0nar;aS. Dor Manuel Vi Flofcs..... soc.
POeSlaS Gc Antonio riaAd ............ t5c-
PnrSiaS de- Manuel Aruia ............ 65C.
ROS1S IL Amor ' DC DuluT. pCr
francisco ". nlagu.naI ....-...-...Si.D
Ver~0>-DbraS pecllraS he Enrique
Tp--r,- Tr~rtiR 81 %
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CICLISTA GOLPEADO

Aver a las Sis de la tarde, en- Ia
esquina de las GALES Soledad Y Ira
Wis, un automovil ~atropello a un joven
que caminaba en- una bi~cicleta, la que
resulto con las dos ruedas hechas pc
dazos. Ell chauffeur causante de la a.
veria pago ell valor de la bicicleta Y
por 10 mismo no fue arrestado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-12

gun los informes que Sc habian re-
cibido en- las oficinas de policia has
ia ell mediodia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-12
~ATENTURAS DE SHERLOCK
HOLMES

80 CESTAV0S CiDA TONIC
Ell Sendedor de Cad4veres
Ell RobO del DIamante A2ul
La Hiis del USurero
Blackwell FL PiTaia del TameSis
Jack 81 DeSiripador
Los MnnederoS FalSOs de Londres
Ia Maleta Sangricnta
Tn MedicO Criminal
Ell TeSiamento del Director
ShelOck Holmes Y el ~COntrabandiSta
dc UplO
Ell Iu Escuela del Crimcn de PtttSburS
A las PuerIaS de Ia Muerle
La NIuda Rnja de Paris
La BeStIa Humana
Una NOche de Terror
IL b. del Collar de PerlaS
la lnrame PoSada del Cairo
FL NaurragiO de Corfu
Il Rey lie los BandldOS
iyENTURAS DE JOHN c. RAFLES
A 80 CENTAvOS CADA T0M0
Ell Inc0gnttO MiSterioso
In RobO en- ell PalaClU Real
I'll Principe Jugador
FL ASaltO en- Ell Sleeping
e AmU RoiO
El Heredero de EaSleStone
Fl SecretO del ARlllO
~ preSidenie de las ColOnlaS
FL False SalIeadCr
La DonCella Raptada
FL Fusil del Negro
ri TeSorero del ROShi
Tn Viaje &c BOdaS
Z; SaCerdote del Sol
e. TeSOro del EStado
In la RauOnera
Fl Sccreto del trsoro
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ESPIRITISMO

ESPIRITISMO
Decyocionario Espirisia .....-.....--.- 6oc.
El Libro de los Mediums ...--....--..-Sf.U0
Il LiSro de los ESpfrituS .-.-----.--.Si-O
& Genesis los Miiasros y las Predic.
Fl Evsncelio Segiln 81 Espiritismo... 800
Fl CielO Y Ell Inferno ......-..-.-....Sl.W
0bras P6StumaS de Allan kardek......Si.0 90
:Oue eS el ESniri1Sno? -......---.-Si.Oe
Afte dc Curar por medic del magnets
mo Y SuS auxiliareS, banjo. maSsie v
gimnaSia Qelal ....-...............si.5O
CIENCIAS OCULTAS
Clavicuia del Rey Saamon .....-.. Sc.
Dirrionlrio Internal. Contiene magla
blanca. roia Y negra. apariciones. etc.s2S
Dogma ' Ritual de la Alta Magia. Con
tIene el iriangrio de Solomon, Ia Ca
bsla. cl Tarot. SecreloS del eNiio, III
EnchtrtdIoneS. Grtmori1s Y PentaculoS 75c.
Fl Dragon ROio. o sea Ell arfe de man
dar i los eSglrltus ''c'
MO Y cUltura. Como esiudiar 81
FL Libro Internal TratadO de las Glen
ciaS uCultaS. Coniiene Ell libro de san
Ctprlano. Clavicula de Solomon, Ell
Dragon Roio J Ia CabTa Internal. eicS2.00
Ell VerdadCro Dragon RoiO. Encan-
famicEIoS. modo de hacerSe invisible.
etc -SS.O
Gran Yariia Adivinsdora .......-.. CSC.
Ithro Magno de San Ciprisno. Edicion
unics J complete del famoso Grimo-
ITO
ClaYicula del Echicero. o LiDrc
de san Clpriano, con tnf1nidad de
SecretoS
Gran MagtS supreme ...-.....-.....St.S
Manual de Masia Roi8 ............... ACC
Manual de Magia Blanca ............ i0C.
dc MaSia Segra ........... soc.
SecreIOS de los GaritoS. Arte de ga
mar 4 iodoS los IuegOS NATURALIZATION
de Alberto ell Granse ....... Csc.
SaCrclOS lie IA PreStidIG,taCi0n Y Ia
magia. LeccloncS practiCaS de eSca-
mn,eu V preStigifaci0n ......-.......S.OO
del Inferno .............. 3jc.
de MiiagroS de Ia Cruz de Ca
ravaca. Verdadera ioya del oCultiS-
mn soc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-12-12

Saturday, Dec. I, which had been
designated as the day for nation
wide tribute TO highlands valor In the
great war, was fit.ingly observed In
st. Mary's by meeting at the Court
House, Leonardtown.
After being called TO order By Judge
B. Fl. CamaIier, o small but attentive
audience listened to an Inspiring adj
dress by General L. A. Wilmer. II Is
pity that more people were not pres
ent TO hear his eulogy of the nation 10
whom America owes hor Inherent love
OF liberty and her deep-rooted sense Of
right and justice. To England's arm
les, her feet and her glorious people,
General Wilmer pssd tribute that,
fiattering as 1t was, has been amply
justified by her record during the last
four years. He made q strong appeal
for a closer bond OF amity and friend
ship between England and America
and pledged our lasting affection for
Britain" the mother of all English
speaking peoples.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-12-12
Fate Il Lied HAIRY White Wilmer

In the casualty list Of last sunday,
appeared the name OF Lieutenant
Harry White Wilmer, LeonRrdtown,
Maryland, ~ Missing Ia Action. -
Lieut.. Wilmer Is sn officer Ia the Sig.
nal Corps OF the United States Army.
attached 10 thS air service, and he IL q
son of General Wilmer, OF Leonard
town.
General Wilmer, 10 response to an
inquiry addressed 10 the Adiutaut
General OF the Army, at Washington,
had already been Informed that his
son was reported Missing 10 Action"
since October 10 last. on November
q last General Wilmer received q let.
tor from Mrs. ClArkson Potter. dated
PAris, November 2, 1918, enclosing
copy Of lotter received by her from
an officer In the Air Service, wherein
he stated that tho plane, operated by
her son, Lieut.. CIarkson w. Potter,
while flying with q squadron 70 bomb
a German objective north OF Verdun,
was struck by q German she'll, and the
plane vas seen 70 descend within The
German lines. Mrs. Potter later
learned from headquarters that her
son was a prisoner; but no mention
NAa tuaue Oh INC iAbJ pi iAitAt. " iiturrs
who was tho observer and bomber In
this plane.
But for the fact that Lieut. Wilmer,
who had served with distinction In the
British Army in the early days OF the
war and who was severely wounded at
Ypres In June, 1915, had said, on en-
tering the service OF the United States
shortly after we had declared war with
Germany, that he would never be TAX.
en- prisoner, General Wilmer would
assume that his son has shared the
same fate as Lieut. Potter He hopes,
however, that as these two
young officers we're In fact prisoners
when the plane landed within the Ger
man lines, that his son, Is well as
Lieut.. Potter, sensibly accepted the
situation. General Wilmer reported
what he learned from Mrs, Potter 70
the Adjntaut General, asking for verb
ficstion; but, as above stated, he re-
ceived reply stating no other infor.
nation had been received than that
Lieut. Wilmer had been reported
missing In Action
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News From the Seventh.

The stork visited the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Buddy Gibson, of Fosters
Neck, and left bouncing baby girl.
Great-grand-dad Jack" who is only
81 years young, was so delighted he
cut the pigeon wing" thirteen times
before he stopped 70 congratulate the
happy parents.
Hog-kIllink is In full swing In this
section. So far Mr.. z. j. Morris has
carried on the honors, his 'Jockp
weighing 1886 lbs--Mrs. A. T. Wfble's,
331. Mr.. Wade Long claimed tho
championship but when he saw Mr..
Morris no failed 10 weigh his.
Mrs. Willie Huscman Is reported III
In Washington, ID. @. Her husband,
Capt. Huseman, has been called 70 hor
bedside.
Mr. Thomas Hill, OF Mattlpani, has
been called 10 the bedside OF hia wife,
who Is dangerously III in Washington.
Our local blacksmith Is equIppinR
his shop with every known type OF
tool as there are so many airplanes
passing that he expects 70 have one 70
repair most any time They are more
numerous than buggies were in 1896.
Rey. Il. w. TIcknor and family, OF
All Saints Rcctory, departed by
steamer 90 Tuesday for the aorthern
part OF Pennsylvania, where they will
make their future homo.
Messrs. Howard MattIngly, Cecil
Gibson, Sylvester Gibson and wife,
accompanied by Miss elizabeth
Stewart, all OF Washington, spont
Sunday with relatives and friends Of
Abell section.
Private Leo Sonthard, OF Camp
Meade, spent Sunday with Judge and
Mrs. Fred Dent, OF Popular GroYe.
Mrs. Howard Mordsrs, Mrs. A. n.
While and Miss JenctIc While, of
Capitol Hill, were the guests Of Mrs.
Senaca and Miss Isabel Cheseldine, OF
81. Patriek's, Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Oliver, Of
Whites Neck, Are receiving congrniu-
lations on the birth Of fne baby girl.
Pap" Raymond is wearing the smile
that Won't como of.
gabriel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-12-12
KEEP Huns ALIVE
70 PAY THEIR DEBTS.

kpadon. The menace OF anarchy In
&urnpe is one which u causing The
4toyeat conoegm TO Statesmen here.
1h9v realise that II food ID not forth
hqHaan& tor the starving people. not
ee7y ~ Allied nations but even o the
Ee11N3 pDWeru, hunger VIII create .
etAlo e ohaes which may enguh again
"a whaie world IN It's consequences
WArn1 greeted. therefore, was the AZ
rival q Herbert Hoover, American
Kaod Administrator. "a his way TO the
azte4 feafsrenoes a Versailles. In
5Ae United States for sometime yet
&mRep~ must put It's trust for food
s3pertn Mr.. Hoover's conhdence that
~ eva people VIM ship this year al.
neel ~ million tons Of food has aiiayed
sfeeslv the spirit Of psssimism over the
eHllo0k which gees III with the great
fniiitary victory that was contaminated
IN NoYpmbsr 11fh.
k4F. MDovsris statement made before
~ naiie4 outlines the tremendous task
thMf has been assumed By the u. q.
00yerKnent And which depends fos
wuccehe upon the voluntary co-opera.
Sea - every Individual In that great
aAtion
Our nrst and deepest concern" DE-
@iNge0 1eF. Hoover, ''muat now be the
httt1 nxltes who were under the Ger.
nnn To1s. There are neventy-fivs mil.
hons a. then. and they must be sys.
f8maAticaIly helped, and At once. We
AGve already douhled tho stream OF
sood nousng toward Belgium.
"Our neat eonesrn must be 20 relax
-. -
IL erdmr that the neutral skates In Bu,
rope wec are row all on short rhsions
nls0mid - aba 70 take ears 81 their
ps0pie snd prevent the growth Of
anAFehy. This IL another grcup OF
aaeut Ao.eoe. 900.
: AmD<Aer problem lea In the So.
~, go pAenle Ia north nuaaa. q large
past 81 wken are Inaccessible owing
y fhe Breakdown q transportation and
shFomaM nh~ar anArehy Millions OF
thmnn are beyond help this winter.
RAese eroups are the ones mat must
eaiist ne sympathy q the American
psople and fer when We are prepared
- mako any neoevsary sacrifice.
There IL q great problem in the
nfiHation Of the enemy people-aboui
$500. zoe This problem u not one Of
selng 10 their relief II u a problem
e Psiaming ne watertight blockAds
waEssA eo@tlnuas through the armistice.
em1A9fsntiy - that thsy may sscurs for
shemaalyes the bare necessitias that
viii give stable government Unless
nnareAy san be put down. and sta
biiiU Of Governmsut can be obtained
- hess snsmy states. there will be
nobody 10 make peace with add nobody
b pay the bill 70 FrAnas and Belgium
foT ne fearful destruction that has
heem done.
Il would certainly approach the prob
lem. With mixed feslihGe, having becn
lou4 a witness 10 the robbery Of food
from wDmsn and children and the d.
stTustioa Of millions Of Lona Of food Al
ssg. and % the misery undsr which the
sailiionE amongst the biG and little
nliss have suffered Under the osrmaa
Fone y@sstes requires that govern
nAsma be established abia TO maks
emenAa tor wrongs done. and II cannot
BE- AeoomolisAsd through spread q
eaAnaky. Famine IL TIE mother Of
aAarehg-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-12-12
Jos. C. Maiiingly
Writes From France

A very interesting letter has been
received from Joseph Mattlngiy, serv-
ing with the American Forces In
France, addressed TO his friends In
Leonardtown, from which the follow
Ing extracts are taken:
My dear Coon Club Boys:
often wonder II there ara any Of
the old "Coon Club boys left, as
have written two or three letters aud
have meyer heard from any OF them
yet, except tom" II does look Us II
some OF you could find time TO write 10
Poor Joe" once In q while.
want the Coon Club" to have q
party for the Red Cross. II is the
best thing In France. / never realized
what the Red Cross was until now.
/ saw something the other day that
/ never heard OF or expected to see--A
Frenchman blowing with horse and
OK hooked together, and horse In the
lead. guess that was going some. /
wish could be with you ell, but believe
am doing some good over here. Re-
member me to all my friends, and ell
OF you write when you get chance.
Good bye, good luck, and God bless
you.
Your devoted pal,
JOSEPH @. MATTIN1LY,
Bird =. A., Battery d, A. T.. r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-12-12

A yearly meeting Of the Major #ii.
liam Thomas Chapter. ID. A. r.. H88
held recently at the Hotal Lawranea
The regent called the meatiuN II
order and 10 the absence Of The chap
lain asked Deaconess Crane 70 n4k<
the opening prayer.
Reports OF officers were read ada
approved. A letter from Pierre Bert
rand, the French orphan whose 80
penses have been paid by the Cdapt1f
chapter for the aid given him, and
priesthood. A letter Of good wishes
for his future has been sent him, TO-
gether with small gift Of money IS q
remembrance.
Four sets of knitted garments havs
been presented 70 the Joshua Barney
Torpedo Boat.
ton OF the old colonial house, the
Rising Sum-
A beautiful poem, 'sThe Worlds
Victory was written and read BY
Miss Della Maddox. The correspond.
ing secretary read . letter from Mrs
Felix Fenwick, In which she RESIGNS
ubr OE1cB hS tfe1&ufeF on 8Cc0uub VI
her removal from the county. II was
accepted with reluctance and regret.
A resolution was adopted thanking
her for her very efficient work during
the past two years.
The following were elected officers
for the ensuing term:
Regent-Mrs. John q. n. LlIburn.
Vice-Regent - Miss Katharine
Thomas.
Honorary vice-Ragent-Mrs. A. r.
Hodgdon.
Cor. Sec. Mrs. Joseph II. Key.
Rec. Sec. Mrs Geo. Il. Locker.
Treasurer-Mrs. Robert L.oAer.
Registrar-M Mrs. Justin Sypher.
Historian Mrs. Jas. T'hos. Bronze.
Chaplin-Mrs. George W. Maddox.
Poetess-Miss Della Maddox
Executive Committee--Mrs. George
w. JOY, Mrs. J.. Wallace Dunbar.
Mrs. J. Roland Duke, Mrs. Elizabeth
Sears.
RRAH WErHEznL sYPHRR,
Reporter for Major william Thomas
Chapter.
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Death Of Hiram C. Dudley

After an illness OF about two years,
Hiram g. Dudley, OF the commission
firm OF Dudley & Carpenter, and one
OF the oldest members OF the Baltimore
Chamber OF Commerce, died at his
home IN Baltimore on Wednesday,
Dec. 4, 1918, aged 10 years.
He was born In Sudlersville, Queen
Anne's county, the son Of the late
James r. and Mary Goodhue Dudley.
As a young man he went to Baltimore
and become grain weigker, after
wards engaging In the commission
business with the late j. Walter Car
penter.
Always consistent Democrat, he
was for MANY years active In tho af-
fairs OF his party and was prominent
ly identified with many of the civic Or
CARNATIONS OF Baltimore City.
He is survived by his widow, who
was Miss Mary o. Holland; two
daughters and three sons.
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Notice 10 Creditors.
ospAaus caafs q =, W. ~ County. =


Orphans Court o. ~, Mary . County. 80 -
Noy. n, isis
unDKRKp ny rHE COURT, That Isaac
" sFfanch. AdfninistfAtos 81 tsaaia War
faneh, late ~ ~. MAYS eoaniy, decreased,
a8fo the notice fe4aired ~ ikN ~ The de-
eeAaed'a creditors 10 nxhtnit their rlaifnA.
nn4 mat the same - Pabiishsd once weeh
sqe nN successive weeAa IN Tho -. Mays
BsSi r0ans,
feRtstoF ~ Muia,
Trus copy. Test HEHl GesaN,
hasiateS q wills fer 81 MAgvs coBnty.
10 pursuance ~ The aboxs order, hrrrby
give notice that have obtained from tins Of.
fhAna Court % ~ Mays county, Md, lot.
hers o. Administrator on tas pgrsonAi estate
1,ouIA wAKRANCH,
iAte Of said eounty, deceased. All persona
Saving nialSna gnlnst the said dereAae8 are
harnhy notified 10 o. hihil the SANE with the
pfoFef rooehsfs attached fbnfeto, 70 tbs sub
saFiheF % o. betofe tbs tzth day 81 May,
Eeis, theF wisl otherwise b. laW 10 sasludes
fsofn the bfnanta % tbs mAi6 setata. AZ pot
AoHa indebted 10 the aeceasad are Required "a
mAMe tm m ediate payment 20 tha sahacfiiser
10 AAC WAMHANIH.
tfAtAL Administrat5r.
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Memorial Mass for Howard Swami

On Thursday, December 10, Mem
orial Mass will be celebrated at st
Georges Church, Valley Lee, at 10 a.
M, for Howard Swami, the first st.
Mary'S countian to pay the supreme
sacrifice on French soil.
Rev. J. b. Matthews. $. T., who has
charge OF the arrangements, plans 70
have the ceremony as solemn and i'm.
tho public Is cordially invited. A
special request Is made for the pres
cnce at the mass OF all relatives and
personal friends Of the young hero,
whose death from disease contracted
ia the line OF duty entities him to the
same distinction as those who have
fallen in actual battle,