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The Washington times., 1920-06-12
Visits Mother and sister.

Ensign Il. w. Hampson. T.. S, N.
who has Just been graduated from
the Naval Academy, is visiting his
mother and sister, Mrs. Joseph Hamp-
son and Miss Frances Hampson, and
will be with them until July .. when
he will join his ship at Newport. Mrs.
Hampsop and Miss Hampson expect
to go to jamestown, r. l., for several
weeks. TO be near Ensign Hampson,
and in August they will go TO Hot
Springs, Va.
Miss Nataline Dulles, niece OF Mrs.
Robert Lansing, who has been in
training at the, nurses school at
Walter Reed Hospital, Is in New York
with her sister for a short vacation
before going on duty on hospital
ship. She has taken up nursing as
profession. Miss Dulles Is the daugh
ter OF the Rev. and Mrs. Alien NJ
Dulles of Auburn, ". Y.
The Washington times., 1920-06-12

Soft water is a prime necessity
for easy laundry work. soften
either by boiling or by chemicals
carefully measured and thoroughly
dissolved in the wash water before
putting in the clothes. To each gal.
lon of water add one half table
spoonful washing soda or one tea
spoonful lyc for ordinary white
cotton and linen materials. and ono
tablespoonful boraX for other
fabrics.
The Washington times., 1920-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs Jarz Anderson, who
are spending tho early summer at
weld. their place At Brooklinc. MAsa-.
The Washington times., 1920-06-12

II when you arc baking any
thing the oven gets too hot put in
a basin of cold water instead OF
leaving the door open. This cools
the oven, and the steam rising
from the water prevents the con-
tents burning. When cooking in
a gas oven basin or tin of water
should always be kept in the oven.
The Washington times., 1920-06-12

The tip OF the tongue is the most
sensitive part OF the body.
The Washington times., 1920-06-12

To keep the coffee pot sweet and
clean, put a Tablespoonful OF car
Donate OF soda into It, fiji II nearly
full OF water, and let II boil for a
little while. Then rinse thorough
Iy with several lots of warm wa;cr.
II this is done once a week the pot
will always be fresh and nice.
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HOOP LA /! CIRCUS
DAY ALMOST HERE.
Ringing Bros. and Barnum 6 Bailey
Great double Shows Are I'm
patiently Awaited.

The worlds two most famous circns-
es now merged into one and headed
this way and will exhibit at Washing
ton Monday and Tuesday, May l7th
ana lslh.
tt would seem as though every body
in this locality were planning to at
tend The very name Of the great new
circus Ringling Brothers and Bar
mum IS Bailey Combined has been
sufficient TO arouse far more interest
than has ever before been shown IN the
coming of any amusement enterprise.
And word from the Ringing Brothers.
who are the directors of this gigantic
circus, to the effect that those who
attend The performances will witness
thc greatest program ever presented in
America This = likewise true of the
mammoth street parade. which will
positively take place showday morn
ing, the mammoth menagerie and all
else connected with this biggest Of all
aausemcUt Institutions. The famous
shOWmcn nave made a complete survey
of both the great circuses and merged
the finest and best of each into one.
lIunGvds upon hundreds of perform
ers Nill appear in the gigantic main
tent. There will be scores upon scores
of the c!everest dumb actors. A gor-
gcously eostumed pageant of stupen-
dous size will open the PROGRAM.
Great companies OF characters, repre-
scntng the bestowed stories of fable
and nursery lore will appear There
VIII be splend'd and many groups Of
beautiful horses in jeweled trappings.
The army of clowns exceed all past
records for fun and numbers. All con-
tribute to the biggest circus in history.
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The Memorial Committee met hero
on Tuesday and decided to erect in
front OF the Court House. where the
gate now stands, an arch TO the menu
Dry Of those Of our county who took
part in the world war.
The largest tobacco crop in Mary
land in 20 years is reported for that
raised in 1918 and marketed in 1919.
Directors Of the Leaf Tobacco Assoc
citation of Baltimore say the constant
~ advancing prices stimulated the out
put.
NOTICE A fur left at the residence
Of Mrs. Adrian PoseS at which time-
the evening OF the Turncr-Posey we'd
ding another was taken by mistake.
has been left this Office, Owner viii
please call for same and return one
taken through mistake.
We invite you to inspect the Moline
Universal Tractors We have in stock.
Whether you own Tractor now, con-
template buying, or merely wish 10 see
them, we will be glad to demonstrate.
Comparisons especially invited. Selby
Brothers, Rock Point, Md &c.
The MeDonough Institute has for
sale the following kinds of plants :
Cabbage, Tomatoes. Sweet Pepper, Pr
mento. Cauiihower, Eggplant. and
five varieties Of Sweeg Potatoes Vel
low Nansenond. yellow Jersey, EARLY
June (red), Nancy Hall, and Mhite
Vans. ladv.
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HOUSES FOR NAVY MEN.
Congressman Mudd Seeking Means to
Provide for Them.

Congressman Sydney f. Mudd, Of
the House Naval Committee, recently
showed his interest in protecting the
welfare OF t,c naval employees at the
Naval Proving Ground IN his district
when he deri.aded a hearing before
tie Commit, on Public buildings and
Grounds upon the subject OF tran ilcr-
ring from the Treasury Department 70
the Navy Department the houses at
Indian Head which are occupied by the
workmon and which were constructed
by the Housing Corporation during
the war.
In the bill which passed the House
abolishing The Housing Corporation
the Senate added an amendment putting
these houses under the jurisdiction Of
the Treasury Department. against the
opposition Of Representative Audd,
who yet believes that he can win his
fight 10 reduce the excessive cost Of
rents which are now paid By the en-
ploycs by defeating this amendment.
Mr.. Mudd has written a strong letter
to Chairman John NJ. Langley, OF the
Public Buildings and Grounds Conn
mi tee. pointing out tue serious iucun-
genience which ths worl;nen az Intan
Head viii suffer from the transfer ui
houses 10 the Treasury Department,
pointing out that these employees are
already paying excessive rents
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Med. I. Notes.

Misses Beatrice Hayden and Con-
stance Bridget spent the week- cad
with Miss Laura Swami.
Miss Dunn spent the Weekend in
Washington with her cousin, Miss
o. Brien.
Miss Anna Swami spent a pleasant
weekend with Miss Catherine Alhrit-
tain.
Miss Louise Cooksey spent a delight
full weekend with Miss Louise tCiair.
Mr. and Mrs. T. McDonough paid a
short visit to Mr. and Mrs. Reich on
Sunday evening.
Miss Bertha Gibbons spent the week
end with Miss Gertrude Swami.
Misses Hazel Boggs and Elbcrta
Wolfe enjoyed a ride to Riverside on
Tuesday afternoon
MADELINE CoOKsEY,
Reporter.
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To Organize Community
Club at Waldorf


On Friday afternoon meeting was
held at Waldorf School to discuss the
possibilities Of organizing a commune
~ club in that district. People seem
to feel the need of such an organiza-
tion and a meeting has been planned
for the 10th of May, at which time it
will be perfected.
In the afternoon two demonstrations
one in sewing and one in cooking, will
be given at the Waldorf Hall, begin
ming at ?. 30. Women of the communi-
ty are invited to come and bring their
friends. Beginning at 30 in the even
ing Mr.. Bomberger will speak on the
value and necessity of community or
ganization. Men and women as well
as the Young people of the community
are specially invited to be present at
the night meeting, at which time officers
will be elected Mr.. Bomberger has
been speaking throughout Maryland
in the interest of community and coun-
~ organization and the result is that
at present Ii or II counties have formed
County Federations. These County
Federations are entitled to send a rep
resentative to serve on the Council OF
the Md. Agricultural Society which is
the State Federation of all agricultural
and rural organizations of the State.
Now is the time for Charles County to
organize so as to aave a similar repre-
sentation in the State Council. Let US
ill the hall on the evening of the 10Th.
Such an organization has already
been formed at Pomonkey, Nd Don't
forget the short course to be held at
the Pomonkey Hail on Friday, the l4th,
beginning at 100 in the afternoon,
There will be a demonstration in sew
ing and one in cooking in pressure
cooker Everybody is urged to at
tend the night meeting, beginning at
$50, at which time Mr. Hickey, Poul-
try Specialist, and Mr.. Bomberger,
Asst. Director OF Extension Work in
Maryland, will speak. e.
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The first ball game of the season was
well played at bel Alton May Ind inst,
by the single and married men Of that
place. The single men were unable to
overcome the pitching of DR., Shivers,
former State College athlete. The
single men started of in whirlwind
fashion, scoring runs in the first two
innings, while the married men were
unable to score. But in in the fourth
inning the heavy artillery started to
work and at the end of that inning had
marked runs on the right side Of the
score boad. After this the married
men had easy sailing.
One of the star plays OF the game was
by Hampton Elder, around hrst base
Mike Fogatty, of Yonkers, N, Y, was
the pleasing umpire, while Tommy Nc
Donagh, the well known athlete, did
his usual good work. The line up
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PRIVATE SALE.

In order 20 dispose of the stock of
farming implements and machinery of
the estate OF r. Guy Berry, deceased,
the undersigned, are offering at pri-
waite sale for the appraised value
thereof, at the store OF Howard 4 Ber-
ry, Waldorf, Maryland, the following
property, that is TO say
80 Buggies,
> Carriages,
, H y Rakes,
8 Sets of Double Harness,
, Sets of Single Harness.
? Disc Harrows,
, Sulky Cultivators,
/ Mower,
, Cook Stoves.
3 One Horse Cultivators,
II Horse Collars.
Several other miscellaneous ar
ticles used on the farm, too nu.
merous to mention.
This sale affords the farmers OF
Charles County an exceptional oppor-
tunity OF supplying the needs of the
farm at exceptionally attractive prices.
Amy OF the above articles can be seen,
inspected and purchased by applying
to Mr.. Joseph d Howard at the store
of Howard Il Berry. Waldorf. Md.
EDWARD BERRY,
EDWARD j. EDELEN,
Administrators of the estate of f.
Guy Berry, deceased. l5-14-St.
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WE STARTED TOGETHER:
LET'S STICK T0GETG5R
Joia the American Legion Now Mem
bership Week May i7--22.

When upwards Of four million Of the
finest American citizens joined our
fighting forces in 1917, they placed
themselves at the country's service to
battle for the traditions and ideals
that were highest and finest in the
worlds Christian civilization. Those
men are home again and within a lit
tie more than year one million and a
half of them have banded together in
the American Legion to carry on the
fight for those same ideals and tradL
tiuns; to strive for what is best anu
most wholesome in our national life,
and to battle without fear or favor,
quarter or parley, those insidious
forces which skulk in the dark and
brandish red torches in the shadows OF
the symbols of our most sacred insti-
tItions.
The sole aim Of the American Legion
is service-sery ice TO the community,
state and country. Its first thought
was of its disabled comrades and the
dependents Of those who made the SUI
premc sacrifice.
It is only through organized effort
that results can be obtained and the
Charles County Post of The American
Legion has been established for the
purpose Of giving every Charles County
soldier his opportunity to join up and
help the good work along.
Send yoYr name and post Office adj
dress to Jos. A. Wilmer, Post Adju-
tant, La Plata, and remember that the
next regular meeting OF the Post is
Saturday, May 22d, 4 p. M, La Plata
Court House.
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NJ. W. Huntington Dies Suddenly.

Mr.. NJ. W. Huntington, travelling
salesman for F. S. Harper & Sons,
wholesale grocers, Alexandra, Va,
died very suddenly in Washington
Sunday evening last, Mr.. Dunning.
ton, who was about 60 years old, was
we'll known and had many friends In
this county, where he had Travelled for
number of years. a widow and one
son survive him.
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DR.. Monroe Re-appointed.

The County Commissioners have re-
appointed Dir, Geo. o. Monroe Health
Officer for this county. There-appoin
ment is we'll merited and speaks well
for the recognition ofthe County Com.
missioners TOR services well and faith
fully performed. DR.. Monroe has Civ
en- the work OF his Office close attention
and has made an excellent health
officer,
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Athletic Contest and Parade Of ths
School Children Of the County.

The fon.th animal athletic ron.
test and Da1ade Nv The school
children Of Charles County viii
he held inTa plata on Tuesday
Nav 9th nj 10 3O 4 NJ
The program AS arranged for
the occasion Nv the school otti.
Gals. is as follows
Assenblinp of All schools nm.
der the direction of the teachers.
AT the Town Hail in In Plafa al
1910 A M
10 A Parade Of school cbil.
dren from The Town Hail TO the
Coprt Honso nrncedad Nv bard
II 90 4 NJ Sneal,ino rom
the Court House steps. mon
s1o..tie,.. - - - ~"
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!
The object Of this proceeding is to
procure a decree for the sale OF real es-
tate mentioned in these proceedings of
which Lucinda Matthews, died seized
and possessed, lying and situate 10 the
Fourth Election District of Charles
County, Mary land, and that the pro-
cecds arising from said salebe divided
among those entitled 10 interest therein
according 90 their several interests.
The Bill states in substance that the
said Lucinda Matthews. late of Charles
County. Maryland, was seized and pos
sessed in her lifetime and at the time of
her death of a certain tract. piece, part
or parcel Of land and promises lying
and situate in the Fourth Election Dis
trict Of Charles County. Maryland.
near CoX's Station ia said county aud
state, containing eight (s) acres of
land, more or less, which said land
and premises was convey to the said
Lucinda Matthews by Jennie Stone by
deed dated the It'll day of September.
10 the year l9O3, which said deed is re-
corded in Liber B. G. s, No. "a, folio
Jl2, one Of the land records OF Charles
County, Maryland.
The bill further states that being so
seized and possessed the said Lucinda
Matthews departed this life some time
in the year 1912, intestate, widow.
leaving surviving her the following
children and heirs az law Martha or
Margaret SmOthers, Julia Graham,
Mary Brown, Samuel Barber and
Elizabeth Staten and Maggie Whitney.
IA grand child
That tho said Martha or Margaret
Smothers, who intermarried with GER
tain Lewis Smothers. now dead. con-
veyed her interest in said tract, piece,
part or parcel of land and premises to
a certain Adrian Posey, one OF the
Plaintiffs in the above entitled cause,
her correct name being Margaret
Smothers.
That Mary Brown intermarried with
| certain George Brown, both Of whom
are living, are adults, above the age Of
twenty-one years and reside in Charles
County, Maryland
That Samuel Barber intermarried
with certain Emily Barber, both OF
whom are living, are adults. above
the age of twenty -one years and reside
in Charles County, Maryland.
That Julia Graham intermarried
with certain William Graham. both
of whom are living, are adults, above
twenty-one years of age and residein
the State OF Pennsylvania.
That James Baker, who has since de-
parted this life, intermarricd with a
certain Mary Baker, who is living. is
IN adult, above twenty-one years OF
age and resides in the City Of Wash
ington, in the District Of Columbia.
That by said marriage there was born
one child, Maggie Baker, who has
since intermarried with certain
James Whitney, both of whom are
| living, are ADULTS, above twenty. one
years aye and reside in the City of
Washington in the District of Col am
bia.
That Elizabeth Staten iutermar.ied
with a certain John Staten, who de
parted this life about eighteen years
ago. That the said Elizabeth Staten
departed this life on or about the
eighth day of January, in the year
1915, leaving in her will and testan ent
under and by which she bequeated and
devised all her property, real, person
al and mixed to one OF the defendants
in this cause, her sister, Mary Brown.
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To Head Charles County Drive.

County Agent Burdette and DR.. S. J.
Fort, of this town, have been designa-
ted by Edwin A. Fuller to take charge
of the Salvation Army drive in this
county. The drive, which began Mon
day, will last until the 10Th.
Mr.. Fuller, who is editor of the Hy-
attsville Independent, is chairman for
the four Southern Md. counties. Sen
ator W. J. Mitchell will also assist
hone
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socIABLE AND DANCE.

The Crescent Club will hold its first
Sociable in the Town Hall, La Plata
Tuesday evening, May 18th, proceeds
for the benefit OF Sacred Heart Church.
COMMITTEES ;
Musie-R. Farran.
Ice Cream = Mesdames Frank Barnes,
Owen, Misses Hildegard Farrall, Anna
Brown, and the Misses Radcliffe.
Decorations Misses Lorena Bow
ling, Mattee Owen, Catherine Wills,
Elizabeth Matthews, Mary Brent Ham
ilton, Margaret Jenkins.
Floor Managers Douglas Cooksey
Wilson Bowling, Edward Sanders, f.
B. Gwynn.
Admission, SOC, H.
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Recreation Hall,
Indian Head.
COMING EVENTS

FRIDAY May 14-DANCE Darroch's Orchestra
SATURDAY, May 15-"Excuse My Dust, Wallace Reid.
Paramount Aircraft Production. whirI
wind of fun in of Reds best speed comedies
MONDAY, May 1.-THE Walk OFFS" May Allison
beautiful society play with a strong young
kentuckian to correct the false ideas OF
fast
TUESDAY, May 49, Chatauvua Concert Company
Composed of fine and reader
them being MIR Alvin Ely, of New York
Tenor; Miss Marietta Shafer, of Norfolk. Reader
Admission so Ceats-C kidrea Cents
For tie benefit Of the library-no tax
WEDNESDAY. May 49,. Sod With Fire William Russell
THURSDAY. May 90. "On With The Dance"
George Fftzmauiee's spectacle of NY life
FRIDAY, May 81. DANCE.~.D arroch's Orchestra.
SATURDAY, May %. Shore Acres. Alice Lake
The loog famous premier of
England with Metros in the leading
role 4 you miss all the others, you giN waat
to
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I unity Chapel = Sunday School. >. 30
p NJ; Confirmation by the Bishop at
3 30.
The Bishop will preach at both sert
vices. Rev Z. LEE BRCHBY.
Rector.
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Trinity Parish, Sunday, May l6th-
services as follows
1890 A. NJ.
Holy Rite of Confirmation be the
Right Rev Alfred Harding, d. D.,
Bishop of Washington, HOO AN.
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J. C. Blackjack appointed
Tobacco Inspector

Mr. Julian G.. Blackjack, for number
of years prominent tobacco buyer
and merchant at Bel Alton, this cpun-
", has been appointed State Tobacco
Inspector 10y Governor Richie.
As has been foretold, in the effort TO
divorce this important Office from pol
itics and place it upon higher pane
than it had ever been, the appoint
ment Of tobacco inspector was taken
from the Governor few years ago and
lodged in the State Board of Agricul-
ture but, for some unknown reason,
though the tobacco warehouses have
been successfully conducted under the
supervision OF that Board, the last
SEES sion of the Legislature put the ap-
pointing power back into the hands Of
the Governor, again making it poiit-
cal appointment.
Mr.. Blackjack, who succeeds former
Senator w. j. Frere, who made a sue
cess during his tenure OF Office saving
considerable money for the Stale is a
well known business man in this county,
and his years Of experience in handling
tobacco makes him well qualified for
the office. We extend him our con-
gratulationS and wish him success,
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There will be special services next
Sunday May l6, on the Prince George
Charge, NJ. +. Church, South, at the
following places
Emanuel, l1.00 a. NJ.
Providence, p. NJ.
Waldorf, 40 T. NJ.
Rev. DR.. VIM H. Best, of Charles
Town, W. Va Field Secretary Sun
day School Board, Baltimore Confer
enee, is booked for these services.
The public is coOdially invited to
hear this specialist in Sunday School
work.
Rev. l. G. MICHAEL, Pastor.
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Health ofRcer's Report.

To County Commissioners Of Charlie,
County, Maryland, for year ending
May 10th, 1920, Since our last an
nual meeting, the following eonta-
gious diseases have been reported !;
Whoop'g Cough, 10 Measles, 8
La Grippe, 553 Chicken Pox, 3
Pneumonia, 46 Scarlet Fever, II
Diphtheria, IA Erysipelas,
tuberculosis, % Mumps, 10
Tonsilitis, Dysentery, 5
Meningitis, Gonorhea, II
lniantile Paralysis Syphilis, /
Total number agious Diseases, 125
Investigations, 6
Jail Visits, 10
Pauper Examinations, )
Houses Disenfected, A
Births Registered, SIG
Deaths Registered, 292
Total number Births and Deaths, sos
G. o, MONROE, NJ. D.,
Health Officer.
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Marbury Baptist Church, Rev. Wal
ter X. Allen, Minister. r Worship and
Preaching each Sunday at II A NJ.
and 1880 p. NJ. Everyone cordially
invited.
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Maryland Independent
rHE YOUNG MANS ADVOCATE.
THE POOR MANS FRIEND.
Towns for Transient Advertlslne'

@ -N' At"A7'N"N AAN'Nt eioAnssf
One square, one insertion. 1910. 81 80
Each subsequent insertion. 80
Six lines or less constitute a square.
-Four changes allowed to yearly
advertisers without additional charge
All advertisements due and paw.
able after the first Insertion.
Obituaries asd personal eommu-
nications will be inserted at 10 cents
per line.
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

The Board of County Commission
ers of Charles County will meet at
their office in La Plata on
TUESDAY, MAY IS, 1920.
Miscellaneous business.
By order of the Board.
JOHN w. OWEN,
a-l4-lt Clerk.
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Moving Pictures!

Until further notice, have arranged
to give moving picture entertainments
AT ROCK POINT
On Saturday and Sunday Even
ings in each and every week
commencing as fpllows.
SATURDAY a SEQ o'clock.
SUNDAY. 8. sci O'Clock and ending at
80 O'Clock p NJ
The same pictures will be exhibited
as have been shown in the 9Th Street
Undergraduates by Mr.. TomMoore.
F. XII ST0NESTREET,
4-3O-tt A Manager.
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FRIDAY. MAY ID, 1920.


Methodist Church.
Services in Methodist Churches, sun
day, May l6, as follows
Pisgah 400 A. NJ.
Shiloh 300 Z. NJ.
Indian Head 1870 = NJ.
REv. L. u. ATKINS z. c.
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For Sale.

/ Young Fresh Cow, $1,000
| Heifer, ! year old, $1,000,
pure Bred Holsteins)
l 200-Egg Sure Hatch Iucuba-
tor, $500.
Services of Holstein Bull, Green
brier Pontiac Korndyken, H. f. II. b.
l9l O-64. Five nearest dams averaged
2l.5 lbs Butter in I days Milk, 56S lbs
in I days.
Terms $500 for cows not eligible
to register; $1,000 for registered COWS.
JOHN E. BARDROFF,
5-l4-4t Port Tobacco, Md,
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The lo0g famous premier melodrama of New
En- gland with Metros newest star in the leading
role. II goa miss all the others, you soiU lgaat
to see this