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Shafts

IL tlaege ara degrees og deral ictson
Ia railway accidents. runnlng - ex-
press train nast aagnal fnt0 i sial-
lsd train ahesad must "a accounted 4
capital crime of unaafs railroad op-
eratlon Nsw York World
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08
AIRprANEs rfND rOREsT FIRES.

HkgAsIslA y ~ FL h FOREST FIRES
Reports I'd the Forest gervica. Unit
cd States Department os Agriculture,
from the national forests til California,
where army ayaators are making daily
fiLghfs III search Of forest fres, indi-
cata that the innovation has been de-
etdediy successful ANA that air patrols
De the forests VIII prove so valuable
thai they VIII eventually become part
Of the work 10 shield the great wool.
lands from CONGREGATIONS. Numerous
fires have been discovered III their
early stages ~ the aviatogs and have
been reported Immediately to the for
est rangers II Ii believed that con
siderable loss has been prevented BY
such early discovery. Lack Of suitable
landing pisces ID this rugged country
laaa proved : hard cap III some instan-
Sss and haa caused BELIEF lii SONG
quarters that dirlgfble balloons viii
finally be found more suitable than
asrplanes for sereat dying.
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II ii said that 10 per cent. of FiIlpi-
nos are able % read and write That
is higher percentage of iIteracy
than "A h svtdence II many Euro
pean countries BnsEalo Times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08

Tha war. II Is more and more ap-
parent upon reflection. came 10 an
end before ii should have ended FOR
ths ultimate good Of Germany
Savannah MeWs.
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Is suit 0n rsAaanHigle teFsAs fsaEttaI
payment allowed. James u MnafsA. Ak.
sorney. yis- sf
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MONEY TO LOAN

MOMRY 10 LOAN M0ney to loan un
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81 the t1rensf Court TOR Anne Arundel
County
, 1919-10-16

distributed the fine Maize we have here
today. The Improvement of Cotton is
benefiting the whole Community also the
new variety OF Cane S C.. 1914, this is
youn in the island as yet, but if it con-
tinues as it promises it certainly will be
of invaluable benefit to the islands. For
the eradication of Grubs in the light land
on the Sou Inside Of the island the Doc
tor found q remedy which years ago was
mentioned in the Agricultural News.
If the Stillhouse juice won't ferment
on any of the rum making Estates the
Doctor is sent for and always improve
matters. One of his last Improvements
the Cattle Dip-has just been demon
strated ard advertised gratis to big
and small Owners. He is always glad
to see an interested party on the
Station ard take great pleasure IN
showing you around-small as well as
large Ow1er-explaining things and
even offers to lend you any new I'M
plements he has and think advisable for
you to get. He has plots of Canes many
places in the island to try to convince the
Planters OF the best variety and me-
thods of planting same, gi wing the cult
ings for these plots gratis, and we
are sure il Planters follow his advice
and cooperate with him in this way, it
will be to their benefit. Much more can
perhaps be done, but the Doctor is work
ing we wish him continued success and
hope to have him here for many years
to come, so as to be able to see the re-
suit of his work.
Yours faithfully,
PLANTERS.
, 1919-10-16
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

London, Oct. 18th. Commenting on
the appoin ment Of Admiral Beatty as
first Sea Lord, the Times says he re
presents more than any man the Nelson
tradition. The man who is now to adj
minister the navy will otn be content with
the results of the war, immense as they
have been, every influence will oppose
him. for these who hear achange and de-
test initiative are always in the majority.
Binghamt3n, New York Oct. 18th
Major Carl Shatz flying from Sanfran-
cisco to Mineola, REACHED Blnghamtoa
from Rochester at 2.51 p. m.
Cophagen, Oct. 18th. "A despatch
from Berlin says that fifty thousand
I,etts have been landed at Libau from
British war3hips, and will attack the
flank of Colo lel Avalof Bermondts troops.
Be. lin, Oct. 12th-A despatch to the
.'Lokal Anzeigef" from Mitau states
that the troops under Colonel Avalotf
Bermondt nave occupied the bridge
across the Durna at Riga, connecting
the Mitau suburb to Riga itself. The
troops of Col. Avaloff Bermondt enter
cd the outskirts Of Riga Friday morn
inc. after severe fighting. After more
severe fighting, they took the village
Of Thorensberg, a mile east Of the
, 1919-10-16

bridge into the city was occupied.
Paris, Oct. 18th. German military
authorities mad full and complete IN
formation of the French plan OF an
offensive in April 1917, ex-Premier Plain
lave told the Chamber of Deputies this
morning, repudiating a charge that the
offensive was stopped by his oroer. he
added that General Nivelle had decided
to stop the offensive after three days OF
fighting, when it became evidently m
possible that a break through the Ger
man line could be made The German
General Staff obtained in some wry a
copy Of the plan of the offensive, and
took necessary measures for causing the
campaign to fail.
Suva FIJI, Oct. 13th.-Reuters Admir-
atty. Lord Jelicoe on his arrival here
was met by a fleet of sailing conOes and
welcomed by the native chiefs. In a
speech he suggested that SuVa would
probably be the Pacific Naval Base.
Copenhagen, Oct. 18th. The situation
of the Lettish troops in Riga is desper-
ate, according to dispatches from Hell
singfors. The German and Russian
troops are expected 70 force the passage
of the Dwina river which separates the
main body of Colonel Avalotf Bermoundt
troops from the main portion Ct Riga, at
any moment. The old town ct Riga n
the port have been greatly damaged 1t is
stated, and many civilians have been
killed or wounded.
Paris, Oct. 13th.-The Supreme COun-
ell today appointed a Commission on Pol
ISL Affairs to investigate the execution
of articles in the German Pea,e Treaty
concerning the evacuation OF territories
assigned 10 Poland and fixing the Ger
man Polish boundaries constitution OF
the free city of Danzig and the special
organization under Which Polard is t.
control and administer the port Of Dan
zig and navigation Of the Vistula. The
Council Instructed Marshal Foch to IN
form Germany that the sale OF %aeronauti-
cal material TO Sweden was considered
null and contrary to the treaty oy the
Allies. The Council further determined
to facilitate the departure OF delegates
from Luxembourg to the international
labour conference at Washington.
London, Oct. 18th. Associated Press.
Two meetings have already been held
between the Royal Commission IN In
come Tax and Representatives Of the
Overseas Dominions with a view 10 dis
covering proposals acceptable TO the
home and Dominions Govt. under which
payment of double income tax may be
obviated. The main difficulty Is fiji ding a
formula which will cover all examples of
such double payments. 1t is seated that
a. - 0n~Io nn0ct1U NY Cyn,711 -,oG
, 1919-10-16

TIE WOflG cOCtOn conference mere begin
ming today, and continuing to the 18th.
From England there will be rs represen-
t~atives. There also will be represen-
tativeS from 30 other nations directly in
terested in the cotton industry. Practi-
cally every state in the Union will have
representation at the meeting. Follow
ing is a list of countries represented at
conference. Great Britain, Canada, Po-
land and Finland, France, Switzerland.
Italy, Spain, Portugal, Czecho- Slovakia.
Belgium, Holland, Sweden Denmark,
Greece, India, Japan, Brazil, Argentine,
Uruguay, Chile, Peru, Columbia.
Ecuador, Venezuela, Guatemala, Mexi-
co and Persia. The delegates will
represent billions invested in the cotton
industry and allied interests. There will
be the grower, ginner, seedcrusher and
manufacturer of seed products. COM
pressor, cotton merchant, transporter
ton and insurance agency, baL ker, spin
ner, manufacturer textile merchant
converter, finisher and every recognized
brands of the cottou industry Men
familiar with every subject of cotton in
all its phases, will address the Conference
and participate in the business sessions
during the four days meeting. Experts
will outline plans for improvements
which it is expected will eliminate waste
and have a strong tendency Rto develop
the growth of the industry.
London, Oct. 13th.-Six German mer-
"chantships haze been captured during
the past two days by the British torpedo
boat destroyer Westcott. which took
them to Reval says the Daily Nail cor.
respondent.
ConstantinopIe. Oct. 14th.-Two Brit
lsh transports have landed reinforce
ments on the Turkish Asiatic coast for
the British contingent operating against
tie rebels.
London, Oct. 14th Official telegram
from Riga report the s'fety, of the
British Mission, and also the return to
that city of the Lettish Govt. Efforts
are proceeding to bring about coopera-
tiCn of the Baltic States against Russo
German Army.
Copenhagen, Oct. 18th Associated
Press. The Germans are attacking
Riga with poison-gas and also lombard
ing the town with trench-mOrtars, says
a Lettish foreign official communication
today. Great damage has been done to
Quays and the Harbour ard there has
been many civilian casualties.
Paris, Oct. 18th. -President Poincare
today signed a decree of General demobi-
l"ization; effective upon The civilian of
hostilities.
NEW YORK. Oct. 18th 1919.
Evening journal., 1919-09-23
Pal.,tIST
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
SFpIENRFR %

.
The chief characteristics OF this birth
date are ambition. perception pride and
respect for the laws governing society,
It. belongs 10 the tribe OF RuebeD.
meaning clear sighted with vision and
gives ths power to read coming events.
The birthstone is an opal ana the
astral colors are light blue. black and
crimson.
The happiest marriage will be made
with ono born in the first two weeks in
February
The governing birthsisn is Libra and
the planets are Mercury and Neptune.
Search the Want Ads in this news
paper daily for It contains valuable op-
portuntles for buying and selling.
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srArE nE nEIAMARE-

Once of Secretary NJ state
l. EVERETT e.. Johnson. Secretary Of
state Of the State NJ Delaware do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing Is a
true and correct copy ~ Certihrata oi
Amendment 0f the AMERICAN FOREIGN
SECURITIES COMPANY" as received aud
hled I'm this Office, the thirteenth day OF
Ssptember \ II. 1919. at q o'clock 4 NJ
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, |
have hereuntO set my hand and
official seal at Dover this 18th day
(SEAL) n September. IN the wear OF our
Lord. one thousand nine hundred
aud nineteen
EVERETT &. JOHNSON.
Secretary OF State
Received FOR Record September 10 1919
FURMAN q. COLE. Recorder.
septf8-2s 30.
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REMOViL NOTICE.

REMONAL NOTICE-THE HARTING
sign Co has removed from 10 ship
Toy street 10 4O7 ShiDley street. Alya y.
ready to do business Phone 20le-W.
scptI-1m
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TPHOISTFRING

D1RLoB AND LEATHER FURNITURE
4 our speciality material supplied reas-
enable prices work guaranteed Prompt de-
itT=7y. q. Upholstery Co. 10 Madison
St sug1e-1yr.
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srATE 0f nELAwARE. cOuNTY oF

STATE on DELAWARE, COUNTY OF
NEW CASTLE IS:
RE IT REMEMBERED. that on this
fifth day Of September, \ H. 1919 per
onally came before me, Herbert p. Latter
q Notary Public Of the state of Delaware
personally came Edward s. Pegram. vice
president Of American Foreign Securities
Company. and ". Gerard Nermlye. secre-
tarv Of American Foreign Securities Com
pany. each party 10 the foregoing IN
denfure or instrument. known 10 me per-
sonally 10 he such and 20 he respectively
the vice president and the secretary of
American Foreign Securities Company and
severailv acknowledged the said indenture
or instrument to he their act and deed.
Given under my hand and seal OF ONCE,
the dnv aud year aforesaid.
tSignedl y s. PEGRAM.
tSignedl " GERARD NERMILNE.
tSignedl HERBERT Z. LATTER.
SEAIl Notary Public.
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NOTICE.
DRlNArE SALE iOF HOUSEHOLD
goods 1921 Adams ST. sept22-tf
RIcAN FOREIGN SECURITIES

7 AIA
CERTIFICATE OF ANENDNENT OF
CERTIFICATE or lNCORPORATION
American Foreign Securities Company. n
gT9Irporatlen OF the state OF Delaware. and
nor.rIp 'snMs5p :. regram vice president. and W
nerard Nermilye. secretary Of said cor
poration do hereby certify as follows
hht NJ specisl meeting OF the stock
s''an, n"auers "l ihe company. duly held. pur-
suNht 10 due notice. at the principal and
,,cElstcred office Of the company No 4
nS tehth street. in the city Of Whining
,"to Slsle OF Delaware, on September ..
iinN persons or bodies corporate holding
lOUoo0 shares Of stock of the companv.
nsInE more Than majority Of the stock ~
lhr company entitled 10 vote there heing
"r'A one rlnss Of stOckl did vote IN favor
~ the amendment of the Certificate Of IN
corporation Of American Foreign Securities
'"hipahy hled in the Office of the Secretary
ut state. Of Delaware ON Tulv u 1916 and
recorded IN the Recorders 0fice. nj VII
mington. In Record Volume T. Page 49,
't''. the 18th day ~ July. 4 ~ 1915 so
thnl sli Article fourth thereof, shall read as
FOURTH Tbe total authorized oapitai
STOCK or this corporation Is five bIndred
thousand dollars tS5OO00Ol divided Into
hve thousand shares Of the par valle Of
one hundred dollars SiO0l caci.
The amount Of capital stock with which
thls corporation will commence business
Is the sum of i've thouspnd dollars fSj.0OOl.
heinp hfy shares ~ The par value OF one
hundrcd dollars iSi00i each
and that the said Certificate of lncorpora-
ton of the company has been and Is amend
cd accordingly.
Dated. Wilmington, Delaware September
o. 1914
AMERICAN FOREIGN SECURITIES
COMPANY.
By CSigned) u. S. PEGRAM
l.. Vice President.
Attest: Signedl
W. GERARD VERMILYE.
Secretary.
SignedD F. s. PEGRAM
As Vice President of American Foreign Sc
curites Company
(Signedl W. GERARD VERMILYE
As Secretary NJ American Foreign Securi-
ties Company
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STATE OF DELAWARE, COUNTY or
NEW CASTLE. IS:
RE TT REMEMBERED. That on this
NTH day ~ September, A -. 1919, before
me Herbert y. Latter. n NOtary Public ~
the state uf Delaware. personally came Ed
ward $. Pcgram. vice president Of American
Foreign Securities Company. party 10 the
foregoing indenture or instrument. known
10 me personally 10 he such and ac-
knowledged the said indenture to he his
act end deed and the act and deed NJ said
company. and the seal thereto affixed 90 be
the common and corporate seal af said
COMPANY duly affixed by its authority and
that the signing, sealing acknOwiedg
ment and delivery n said indenture was
duly authorized by resolution of its board
Of directors
Given under my hand aud seal of Office
the day and year aforesaid
lSicnedl H. : PEGRAM.
(Signedl HERBERT T.. LATTER,
tSEAL) Notary Public,
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Thomas and Belts

General Builders and Carpenter Johbers
Phone 1856 W 1uUa West Street
scptlS-tm.
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INPEMRIIEnS

DAGs. NEWSPAPERS, METALS, FUR
IL niture, mems clothing and all kinds
of Junk We pay highest prices in Della
NJ FrankAi successor to = Sloan,
io4 Madison ST. D. 4 A. eTi0-w. iy1o-6m.
Evening journal., 1919-09-23

XyTANTED-Two OR THREE ROOMS
w for light housekeeping furnished or
unfurnished by instructor In Tower HA
School and wife: no children Address
WIS Evening Journal ONCE sept2s.2t
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PIRIIC SALE
wM Fl. KLAIR.

DUBLGC MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
sell. NJ public sale the entire stock and
1i0-acre farm, located on the road leading
from stanton, Del 10 Christiana. Del ad-
joining the village Of Christlana Del.
stock and farm implements. as follows
one horse. 4 years old. kind and gen.
tie In all harness; three mules. : years
old each. home raised. kind and gentle.
good size; You cant hitch them wrong
Il head cattle including eight good Mich
cows registered Holstein Freezian bull 10
months old. some very nice heifers WELL
bred from months 10 two and half years
old; three good brood sOws one Poland
China, two Bershlres. one barrow. 16 shoats.
ready for early fan butchering; poultry.
consisting Of geese aud chickens; II milk
cans. three farm wagons, one In the lot a
good one. one set wagon springs. one / -
horse market wagon. one 2-horse market
wagon with good pole on IL. one incubator.
l20-egg size: one hand cultivatnr. with
seed drill attachments good as new, used
but little; one grain drill. one double
disc harrow one spring tooth harrow. one
A-spike tooth harrow. one mower one
roller three horse cultivators. three 2-horse
plows. one i-horse plow. one 3-horse plow
one horse rake. two scoop shOvels two
long handled shovels. two cross-cut saws
one grindstOne two lawnmowers, one corn
shelter, one grain fan. one crow bar, two
log chains. one wheeibarrOw. lot Of other
small articles, lot harness Hud some house
hold furniture. Terms cash. Everything
TO he settled for day of sale
A. y. CONERDALE. owner.
w II KLAlR. Manager. Sept23 - IS %.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS - SEALED PROPOSALS
u will he received by the Trustees Of the
Poor Of New Castle county, until 10 A. NJ.
on Wednesday. September "a for supply
ing the New Castle County Hospital from
September 2f until the last Wednesday in
December. with beef, bread. groceries to-
hacco. carpet slippers drygoods and medi
cines Bidders on shoes. carpet slippers
and drygoods will he required 10 furnish
samples Bids for beef will he by the
quarter. In proportion OF one hind quar-
ter TO three forequarters. out OF cattle we'll
fatted and dressing not less than FIVE hun
dred pounds Bids for groceries and drugs
will he on the various kinds mentioned In
the schedule aud must be OF the best quail
ity Rids will also be received for supply
ing the hospital with creamery butter. de-
llvered in such quantities as the superin
tendent will direct. Bids on three tons OF
alfalfa three tons OF bran and three tons
Of larro feed.
JAMES W. FOSTER,
sept20-3t Superintendent.
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nnnMs MANTFn

yI71NTRD' ~To RENT TWO on THREE
w unfurnishcd rooms for light house
keeping. Address w-sO, Evening Journal
Ofice sept23-2t.
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AUTOWOBUFS WANTED

IITINTED- PASSENGER CAR:
w not run over 5000 miles. Buick pre-
ferred Address w7s, Evening Journal
Office sept22 -2t.
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PRACTICAL BRICKLAYER

Fireplace work IN all branches. Brick
pointing Chimneys repaired Phone
4G1J-M. septG-In.
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pRASS AND IRON BEDS REFINISHED
- and acquered made 10 look like new
one third factory cost; work done at your
home. Write or Phone 7266-w. Sun
Metal Finishing Co. SOS Van Buren St.
soptl7-Gt.
Evening journal., 1919-09-23

ELECTRIC FIXTUREs-C CHEAPEST IN
II town: Mazda lamps and wiring
Grossman Electric Co. 22l W. Seventh St
Phone 4907-W. mar12-1yr.
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BUSINESS Y0TTCE

wv II. JEANDELL & BRO.-QUICK
". service roofers spouting and
pairing; heater work. 4liia r. Seventh
81. Phone 1851. septii-1m.
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FOR SALE

The timber on 1900 acres OF land es~
timated to be over 100000 feet, mainly
pine. average size is to 2i inches, excel
lent sizes for cutting all over inch
ton on r. +. q p. r. r., Caroline coun-
ty. Virginia, double track railroad be
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond.
Va. Main county road running through
timber land, lays we'll for cutting and
hauling. Price. $4,000 with reasonable
terms. An opportunity to make si00.-
600 net profit TO any man who can
handle this amount OF timber. This
place is my old home. Call or write TO
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NOTICES.

NcTTCh-i HAVE MOVED sly PLACE
~ of business from $40 Orange stree. %
te W. Corner OF Third and Tatnall SITS.
jy3etf &. G. WILLIAMS.
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ALLEGED THIEVES ARE
HELD FOR GRAND JURY


Earl and Lawrence Thomas. colored,
who we're arrested last Thursday Dy
Baltimore officers as they stepped
from Ii boat IN that city on q warrant
issued out of this county charging
them with larceny, were given i pre-
lirninary hearing this afternoon IN the
office 81 SherifT Bells before Justice
Welch.
The men, who are brothers. II Is al
legged stole horse and buggy two
sets of pIow harness and i quantity of
beans from the harm of George ~.
Wellhan OF Shipley, and sold the Ioet
ito coIored farmers fiji that community
after which they fed the county. The
Thomas brothers left the farm and q
warrant was issued Tor their arrest
Oh March nth. They were brought
back here Thursday from Baltimore
and lodged IN the county Jail.
Both entered pleas of not guilty but
after hearing the evidence against the
prisoners Justice WEIGH ordered them
held to await the action Of the grand
Jury iii bonds of $500 each Being un-
able to furnish bond they were re-
manded to iail.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
OH MY BACK
The Expression Of Many A kidney
Sufferer Iii Annapolis

The Expression Of Many Il Kidney
Sufferer In Annapolis
A stubborn backache Is cause to
suspect kidney trouble. When the kid
neys are infiamed and swollen, stoop-
ing brings sharp twinge In the small
LOT my back. that almost takes the
breath away. Doan's Kidney Pills re-
Yive sluggish kidneys relieve aching
backs. Here's Annapolis proof
Geo. I'M. Freeman carpenter, 32 Hol-
land ST., says For years ] had d
bad case of kidney trouble. The pains
through the small of my hack were SO
severe couldn't straigFlten and | was
in terrible condition. The kidney
secrefions were scanty and panied In
passage. was bothered by having
TO get up at night and always felt
tired and worn out. When | read
about Doafl's Kidney Pills used q
box and they helped wonderfully.
Whenever I have noticed any signs 81
kidney trouble since Doarl's have
brought satisfactory results Doan's
are the best medicine ! have ever used
for kidney trouble "
Price 60C, dit all dealers Don't
simply ask Tor d kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
EMr. Freeman had Foster Milbnrn
Co, Mggrs., Buffalo, ~ III
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10 ESTORE GRAVE
or MATTHIAS HAMMOND


Mrs. Webb petlOes oE University
parkway. Baltimore. vas In Annapolis
This week for tEe purpose Cf seeking
The last resting place Of hef dis.
fanruishnd ancestor, Matthias Ham
rnond. whose remains Ne buried ~
cambrflls, this county.
MRS. PeEioe visited the tomb and
fonnd IL much neglected. The ~
proach to the grass WIS chOkea with
1 heavy growth Of underbrush, weeds,
and briAa. and d limb 81 y large tree
had fallen ana was resting On the
marble. slab Of the tonh, threatening
I'D saes6r Son.
The camera was pushed under the
unsserx ruwth aud photographs made
81 The t0Essb, che restoration Of whleh
yin be accomplished through the es~
Yorfs 81 Mrs Pefioe, whose distip-
vuishesl ancestor played 81 Important
nars sng Maryland history in
r,alouial days IL Was AKathiaa Hsna-
n,ond Who led the cOaonists here IN the
narsstn@ az the brig Peggy Steward. 8