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LEONARD HALLS ELEVEN LOOKS GOOD

From the football standpoint, Leon
ard Hall should make very favor.
rh'" impression this season. The
'"I ;hai tho boarding school depart
n'"nI e Old Point Comfort College
J. - been transferred to the local insti-
tuition has brought some soaSoneti
athlet here. All tho material on
hand, with the exception Of the season
ed material above mentioned, is very
green" but IL the Improvement Is as
progressive as il has been during the
past two weeks, Leonard Hall NAV
hope to put well balanced eleven on
the gridiron.
Last years center, X. Howard,
thouEh his direct passing must bs i'm
proved. may now nc slated as n reyu-
lar in that position. Moriarty, a new
and experienced man. will hold down
one guard, while Bart Frere will do
dIfy o. ht other side Of centre. With
reg to the TACKLE positions, things
are stIll uncertaln, though il may he
said that ROberI Hunt has surely won
a placo. ID. o Brien, J. Donnelly and
J. HeLebry look very good. The end
position is vide open. George Baker
has much experience as an eud man,
aud is fairly sure to guard one of the
wings. AtIt-e IS also another likely
looking man, hut is very green" J.
Sullivan, with his three years expert
ence of northesn football, may yet be
n regular end. Sullivan'S ability as a
hrady quarterback will also be q sec
ondary asset To the team. All in all,
the line charges hard and low. Men
like Hall, Blair, Beitzell, Thomas and
N ltLal.y
forwards, so that in line material
Leonard Hall may feel secure.
The backfield is about finished. II
Is q fast, hard-driying quartet on the
offensive and tackles low defensively.
II. Howard is quarter, and though his
experience and knowledge of the game
is negligible, he has learned so fast
that he gets the position in preference
tn Sullivan, who has three years ex-
perience, and TO Sweeney, who has
two. How8rd will have three real
veterans To assist him in carrying the
ball. Old Point influence has brought
tO Leonard Murphy, Donnelly and
Hahn. All of them can throw and
receive pass well. All are good dis.
tance kickers. All of them are fast,
driving backs with plenty OF weight
to advance the ball. In experience,
tackling will never force these men 70
the ground.
While the team Is by no means pick.
ed, the athletic director, Brother Al
benS, who is coaching the squad, feels
that the material for a powerful, we'll
balanced, fght-to-a-fnish eleven is in
the school, and that IL can be welded
into fast working machine.
The men are out grinding every day.
The rough edges are being polished.
The names of the entire squad has moi
been given.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20
FOURTH DISTRICT rEKS.

Miss Lola WOOD. CT "BratnIey, " is
making o six weeks visit throuYh the
New England States and Cansca.
Misses Birdie Davis and Ella Simp-
son motored 70 Washington for The
week end.
Mr. Harry Johnson attended the
pastms>iers' convention in Washing
IOu lasI ~eek.
Mrs. Harry Johnson Is visiting
friends and relatives in Washington
and Prince Georges county.
Miss Ida Kirk planted one pumpkin
seed in the spring and now has q vine
measuring "a wards from tiD TO tip,
with q pumpkins weighing from - TO
80 pounds apiece upon it
Mrs. r. Matthews and daughter,
Mamie, are visiting Miss Lola Garner.
For a good laugh be on hand Oct.
Y at the entertainment given by the
Fourth District Community Club for
the benefit Of the hall Improvement
fund Ct Chaptico Hall.
Mrs, Betty Lynch and daughter
Adele, spent the week end with Mr.,
and Mrs. Kennedy Abell, of Leonard.
town.
Sprigg Reeves, Jr., and Teddy
Southwick were with their parents the
week end.
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4 DPAGNET FOR
WORLD NEWS
Flotsam and Jetsam of Live In.
terest Caught From the Wires
and Boiled Down.
LATE DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
important Happenings In the Forty
eight States Of the UnIon-oeeur.
renees at the capItaI-Latest
Gable COMBINATIONS.
LATE DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
WASHINGTON

Secretary of War Weeks has reaf-
frmed his decision that army airplanes
VIII not be allowed to participate In
exhibition flying competitions.
+. 5. Ellerton, a banker OF Columbus,
O.. was appointed auditor of the Phil
Ippine lslands.
Rear Admiral Thomas Washington
was appointed by Secretary Denby to
head board Of inquiry TO decide upon
Ii permanent naval reserve policy.
J. Butler Wright, counselor to the
United States embassy in London, has
been called 10 Washington for the CON
ference on Limitation of armaments.
A desk chair used by the late Plesi-
dont Roosevelt during the time he was
President was presented 10 Roosevelt
Memorial Association by President
Harding To add 10 the collection Of
koaseN elG nementos.
Maj. Gen. Joseph T. DIckman, COM
mander Of the Eighth Army Corps area,
with headquarters at Fort Sam Hous-
ton, Tex, Will retire from active army
service.
War Department announced reduc-
ton from three months to two months
In training period for reserve officers
Of tie army engineers corps In order
10 make possible larger attendance.
Senator Kenyon OF Iowa, after n
conference with President Harding an
bounced he would rem ain In the SEN
ale, declining the Presidents tender
Of "a Federal judgeshIp In Iowa.
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NATIONS BUSINESS

standard Oil Company OF Indiana
adv anced price OF kerosene oil / cent
gallon III eleven states.
Adopting OF resolutions indorsing the
Ter AeuIcn bond pIan for trade re-
ha3ilIIatiCn IN Europe and condemning
the AmerIcan valuation plan in the
bending turn bill and Installing the
LeNIy elected officers, the American
EankerS Association closed its forty
scN enlh annual convention ut Los An
si,s, Cal.
he tangIe in Congress over tax re-
Vision Legislation Was given the atten-
iion of the administ ration at u success.
sion of conferences at the White House
between President Harding and senate
anu house leaders. What position Ia.
President may take regarding substitu-
ton OF sales tax for the miscellane-
Gus exclses In the pending bill was not
disclosed, those who saw Mr.. Harding
declaring that he was keeping an open
mind ON the subject for the present.
-laAAs.IAIsaAs<s-o oS- -aa4tIa- from anr conn
try except Canada or Mexico mus
obtain u permit from the United States
department OF Agriculture because OF
the presence OF foot and mouth disease
la foreign countries.
Because of the lack Of fuel oil. tbs
combined maneuvers OF the Atlantic
and Pacific fleets In the Pacific nexl
January may have to be abandoned.
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MecianicsViiie Items

Mrs J. " Adams, Mr.. Ma ming
Adams ari MIR jun Matiingly have
'r"mrurd hom' from "a short visit to
Vast ngtOn
Mrs Herbert wise and daughter
ave returned home from Baltimore.
We arr glad io know that Miss Wise
has recovered from her sickness.
The >,udrntS of the Mechapicsville
public school will be the quests at an
held 1T the New Market
!mbIic SCHOOL oh Friday, the 2lst.
You can always tell when a boy gets
q bicycle in this town IL you don't
believe IL lust ask some of the young
.adie>. :
The moving picture show entitled
paddy Long Legs" which will be
ncid IA All Faith Parish Hall on Oct.
~. will be for the benefit of n public
>ch"oi.
Tka annual bazaar OF All Faith
Parish will he held In The Parish Hall
on October 5.
The Mechanicsvilso and Ncwpor,
mixed team vcntured to- Chaptico on
Sunday last. AT the close of the 9th
inning the score was ID TO 4 in favor ol
the MechanicSville and Newport team.
The foar home runs by the locals were
the features of the game.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20
SPoRTING

The Arc ds,TrfOmphe stake, the sec
Ond richest Sf the French turf, was
won AT Paris lby Nine. Edmond Bianc's
three-year-oOld colt Ksar. The stake
this year has AN added value of 3UU..
OOO francs lie race was over a dis
tance Of ole knile and half.
Miss Joyce Wethered won the Eng
lIsh women'& closed golf champion
ship by defeating Mrs. Mudford In the
final round The score was L up and
IL TO play.
Earl Smithi catcher Of the Giants In
Thursdays $orle series game, was
fined S2UO by Judge kenesaw Mountain
Lands, comm eissioner Of baseball, for
irregularities behind the plate. Judge
Lands gave o further explanation Of
the reason fo4 furnishing the player.
The $l4.OOOk Kentucky FuturIty, for
three-year-oldf, most valuable colt
event of the tear. was the feature OF
the program the trOts In Lexington,
NY, and In ond OF the most sensational
contests In Ii fe history Of the even;
was won by tt Re black fily Rose Scott.
owned by HerSry Oliver Of Pittsburgh
and driven by Tom Murphy.
Jack Demp$ $ey, worlds champIon
boxer, testifyi8g at Batavia, n. Y, In
the SlOO.OOO s siit brought against hlm
und Jack keRrns, his manager. by
Frank +. Spell imam Of Batavia. denied
that ne had entered into any oral
agreement wh4reby Spellman was t.
receive % per &ecnt Of the profits Of 1
motion picture In which the champion
was starred.
Peter Mani Sing, Irving Gleason's
gIc.u five-year kold Eelding. at Lexinp.
ton trotted th@ fastest mile ever re-
corded In bee against time when
he turned the eoval at the Lexington
track In / 1:57%l Es was driven by
Thomas w. Murphy.
Fifteen Yale crews worked ont nj
New Haven an per Head Coach Cordery
In the second Rll practice. Glass crews
wiz 30 TO De " next week for racing
drills to conf the early par,
.af- Es>eennhas<}
.. !. t1sH Brown, right guard on
tne tootDan Jam and winner Of the
manner my In the international
track meek 90 summer, has been elect
cd captain q the award track team.
succeeding IA Tolbert another foot
uaa player ~ weight man, who re-
signed to edter the award law
schooL BroWt was elected by mail.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20
Compton Items

MISS & pld'e Ew"il Ir.turnrd home
Saturday last after u pleasant trip III
Washington.
Mr.. Elmer Graves and family oG
Washington, >I"'nt Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. j. Il. DuckeLt.
Mr. Bob Brl>i,nr"ugh nf Washing.
'0n spent Sunday "ith MIR. and Mrs
John l.. Leach
Mr.. ard Mrs French Drurv ard
'HuIht t.:'ma. accompanied hy Mrs.
} hn "n Mnitingiy and Miss Belle
Yates. M tnI,,d L. Washington Fri
day last.
Mrs. I;'becc;t Jario.'. uf Ironar
,ow:i. - visiting Mrs. Euge e Air
!"atricc. dau-n'cr of NJ. aud Mr..
j. - Morgan. dr"d SLtA..I IS La
Sh" wa ciE..i rnr1'hs old.
The ,.utHD.pu Baseball team was
* a. i"f'+t-d ~ Oakley Sunday las
"a iI'onH' ,itBwu'h he >cpt~. being | : 20 10
Al III" IA, mos ~ TIL scclion have
Il l-hrd i'uiIrng corn. ~OgUC al In, m
ha'r ti"l >lu'i >1w ~ wh"..t.
It OIi.T ~ school.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has a
remarkable record. II has been in use
tor colds, Group AMI whooping cough
for almost hslf century and has con
stantlv grown in favor and popularity
as its good Qualities became better
known. IL is the standard and main
reliance for these diSea ses in thous-
ands OF homes. The facts that It can
always be depended upon and Is safe
and pleasant To take are greatly in its
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20
GENERAL

House Territories Committee favor
ably reported bill authorizing an ap-
preparation of $4,OOO,OOO to aid In
early completion of the government
railroad In Alaska.
l.. Z. iellOwley, new Prohibition
Director for New York, ousted six
Hgcuts on charges of fraudulent re-
ports Oh applications for withdrawal
permits by wholesale druggists.
Rare md choice wines and LIQUORS.
Of ancient vintage from many foreign
climes, worth $3OO,OOO, were stolen
from the country es ate of Joseph
Letter In Virginia, just across the Po-
tomac River from Washington.
In order to clean up the city" of
Bristol, Conn, Prosecuting Attorney
Hames L. Slather. has been forced to
close all the saloous.
Captain Albert Il. RandelI, COM
mander OF the United States LInes'
steamer Hudson, was suspended for
passing three men In a disabled motor.
boat Off New York without stopping
To render assistance.
William A. PrenderSast, chairman
Of the New York Public Service Com
mission, proposes plan TO consolidate
- gas companies serving New York
City into one concern. charging a uni
form price. with the city as u partner.
Results of recent bombing tests of
the Virginia Capes do not prove the
battleship obsolete, according to As
sistant Secretary of the Navy Roose-
Welt.
{. Ii. Gusnfson, president of the
United States Grain Growers, Inc,
addressing n board Of directors meet.
Ing in Chicago. declared membership In
the organization is constantly growing.
Thomas Il Matters, an Omaha
lNeb-) attorney, was arrested ON u
charge OF aiding and abetting u felony
In connection with the alleged embez-
element Of $4,000 from the now de-
funct Pioneer State Bank.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20
IN MEMORIfM

In memory OF little BEATRICE EVAN
GELINE MORGAN, aged months ant
20 days. beloved daughter of Mr. ant
Mrs. BENZ. Morgan, Nho departed
this life Oct1l.er ID.
Ali is sad within our dwelling,
Lonely is our house today,
For the one We loved so dearly
Has forever passed away.
Thr ';ttie crib is empty now,
Til" little clothes laid by:
y mothers hop, "a fafher'S Joy,
Ia deaths cold arms l1lh lie.
God needed one more angel chill
Amidst his shining band,
And 81 He bent with loving smi'c
And claspcd oar darling's har1
BY HER PARENTS.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20
News From the Savantl,

Mrs. Charlie Wise. of HnIlvwn N
was THO guest of her sister, Mrs. Juha
ii. Long of Snow Hin, Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Ellis, oG Washington.
Is spending IA" wr'k with Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carols Ellis, of Bush
wood.
MeSSrs. Tommie Lawrence and Jack
Oliver, of Airy, wCrs seen IN this SIC
tion Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin, of the
Capital City. brought down fishing
party Saturday. They were entertain
ed by Mr. and Mrs. FEMME Bailey.
Jimmy Young, colored, of Blue
stone, went violently insane Thursday
evening and had to he guarded hy
several men until the arrival of Sheriff
B0wles Friday evening. VIII cook him
t0 LeonardioNu Jail and to Gowns
Vile Asylum Sunday.
MeSsrs Onie Bailey and Paul Ellis,
of River Springs, while digging sweet
potatoes for MIR. Tony Schrnth, of
Bayview, unearthed the largest and
the longest potato every dug around
this neck OF the woods After digging
down about l3 feet they succeeded in
pulling it out with block aud tackle
Mr.. Schroth intended putting this
mammoth potato on exhibition at the
BEACON Office, but learning that the
Office was only Is feet square, decided
10 truck it TO Washington and exhibit
iI NJ his own place of business.
Mr.. Woodley Quade, of Pencrrnr,
has invented q patent hog pen. This
the pigs eas the clover in ole spot he
pulls It forward and his pigship has
. fresh supply.
The Oakley baseball team wound up
the season last Sunday at Leonard
Hall, by defeating Compton, Il to 10.
Cryer started on the mound for Comp
ton and was batted out of the box in
the second inning. Hunt, of Leonard
Hall, stepped in the box for Compton
with the score ii to in Oakley'S ia
vor, and held the Oakley sluggers to
8 hits and runs in I innings, striking
out 8 men. The Compton boys could
do nothing with Gibson'S shoots, get
ting their last runs after umpire
Thrall had called the game because of
darkness, Gibson struck out Is men.
The Oakley teams record for the sea-
son Is IL games won, 3 lost and tie.
They hsld . meeting at Oakley Sat
urday and the following officers were
elected for 1872: A. Il. While, mana
ger; Laurie Gibson. assistant manager;
Z. Z. Dent, secretary; ]. +. Dent,
treasurer; Harvey Bailey, captain.
It was decided TO have dance q: Oak
ley Hall for the benefit of the club, the
whole club being appointed q Com
mittee 70 arrange for samein the very
near future.
Messrs. Ernest Clark and Joseph C.
While, of Hollywood, Democratic
candidates for Sheriff and Treasurer
respectively, were exchanging friendly
grips with the citizens of this district
Saturday. -GABR1EL.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20

/ wish 10 inform the sportSmen oi
st. Mary's county that the hunting
season is as follows:
For rabbits, squirrels. partridge,
ruff grouse and woodcock November
10 I'd January /.
For doves September / to Decem-
Der !.
For ducks, geese, brant and Wilson
snipe-Nov. to Jan. 81.
Please huv your license before the
rush and adhere TO the game laws of
the State, so as Tn make the coming
season one of pleasure instead of
trouble. Respectfully.
q. " MADOoT.
Dri.uly Gam. W. cn.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20

Laurel. GROVE, Nd lC-lO '2l
Mr. Giles r Dyer.
Washington. ID &.
I"ar Mr.. Dyer:
] am requested, hy resolution unani-
m"u~lt adopted hy Ihr Board of G'rus-
i""> "f - Mays Female Seminary.
at he :r-c"r; meeting 0f said board, to
eXprc-> >" yuu their profound regret
at your '''r. ~ Illness aud their gratifi-
Gallon al your ROW r'ported conva-
l,'~r"nc.'
w" q -ir" rniirci v.lN and individ-
haily. ~ "Np;1'>> ''ur tmpaihy in your
hour II Ii:ur~< u a >utT... inE. and to
advanc' the Si';c''rr tor" that your
rec '''''rN -. : -" .. ia ant complete
W." Ind 'r" .'..s - yourself and
:" ~. Nl,.". / au
~! -IGrcrty rr>.
.. J.. 4. kIER.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20

Staten Island's trackiess trolley line
the frst OF its kind TO be operated in
New York. was opened.
New York Central railroad repair
shops nj Depew are now operating st
full force. approximately $50 men be-
ing on the job.
Expenses of the General Internedi-
ate Depot Of the War Department NJ
New York were reduced BY $3.50 ,0Oe
since March. Secretary Weeks an
nounced.
The Cherry Creek Bank, Of James
town. n. T.. was entered By burglars.
who took 5000 In cash and several
thousands In securities. A bundle Of
81 bills was burned In opening the
safe.
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
has reduced Its discount rate to 6 Der
cent.
Attorney General Daugherty re-
quested the resignation Of william r.
Palmer United States Marshal for
Connecticut
A special bulletin issued by the ina-
perial household OF Emperor YoshihIto
says the Emperor In critically Ill.
Attorney General Daugherty an
nounced proposed investigation Of the
Ku Klux Khan viii await action by
Congress.
Senator G bic advocated in the senate
arbitration With Great Britain on the
question OF free tolls for American
ships throuah the Panama canal.
Three obsolete battleships, q cruiser
and two monitors win be sold a. junk
1: the Phllads slphia Navy Yard.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20
foREIGN

A bomb th7own by anarchists blew
up the powder house at the Alcebaca
barracks. Lis bon.
An airplane taxi service will he In
augurated In Paris shortly. The fare
will be S5 cehts q mile.
General Pdrshing was the guest Of
honor at a dinner given by Marshal
Foch In Paris.
III. kalinit head Of the Russian
Famine ReiET, says several Russian
provinces wfaich up To the present
were considered self-suppOrting are
now clamorlng to be listed for Coy
ernment aid
Serbian War Council decided To cnII
several military classes to the colors.
according 10 Belgrade dispatch to
Paris.
Harold T.. Mccormick, Of Chicago
was awarded the Legion OF Honor M
Paris In recognition OF his charitable
gifts FOR tie advancement Of French
opera.
The three-shift, or eight hour, sys.
TEN has proved u failure In the iron
works Of the Newcastle, England, dis
trict, according to a report of the
Board Of Cancellation and Arbitration
for the Iron and steel trade In the
north OF England.
Daylight saving time ended In Mex.
leo.
French committee on aeronautIcaI
propaganda, cooperating with Aero
Club OF France. announced a prize OF
100000 francs for the best CONNER.
cial airplane motor which will stand
tests made By the committee.
A detachment Of soldiers has been
sent By the Nicaraguan government to
the Honduras frontier to pu, down al
uprising.
Five men In airplane looted the
residence Of ]. Newcombe. manager of
the Fort Francis. Canada, power
plant and escaped In the plume.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20
WA,Irr..,ru.:. , Ia,r

WA IIl;,oru.:, >. e.. ia'l.
Dcar Mr. Ti~.i:
Dur'n@ ~: .iD",, .'... friends call
- 10 see :1' E. i'.' q. ~f3-t5,. .,r. many
Kid ir+t+r> have. g.. en- rr,...,rg. but
10 r'''nmuUira'i. has gts..,, 90 more
pleasure than n res '';',ou> adopted
y 'hr Il I'd of T. u~',r> "f St
Ways = minary, which I now send
.''.'. ey awakened warm spot in
q '"ari frr every member of the
l'nard. AMI ] wish 10 thank, through
The BEACON. every one Of my fellow
fnr heir kind words OF sym
patty, which t''uiy appreciate. AZ
t"r ntne weeks ~! SuiicIiug | am yet
confined to my iiCd, with the exception
OF about an h";i" each day. when sit
up. DIR. Norris i> very encouraging
and says | am gritirg on very nicely,
but ! am =" aIXtUu> To get strong
enough tn get back tn old st. Mary's.
Yours truly.
GILES +. DYER.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20

The Maryland State SIndsy SrhOo:
AassoGiatlon viii hold a ca ,=nti.M
II Baltimore on Nov. 8. 9 arj 10
The various Sunday Schools through
out the State arr el.deavo ing To ~e.
cure 1000, and - Nhr,'S j. expect
ed &" -. wall rep <.ntni r.. con
ing COnvTn''.'u in BH,t,,a.r.. sill De
of sGc!' Interest and It's business so
attractive as 10 assure all delegates a
few days veil invested in this work.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20
To Gain a Good Reputation.

The way to gain good reputation
is TO endeavor to be what yOI appear.
That Is precisely the manner in which
Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
gained it, reputation as cure for
coughs, colds, Group ana whopping
cough. Every bottle that has ever
been put out by the manufacturers has
been fully up to the high standard of
excellence claimed for it, People have
found that it can be depended upon
for the relief and cure OF these ailments
and that IL is pleasant and safe to
take - Advertisement.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20
500 Reward. SfOO

Catarrh is q local disease greatly infir.
enced by constitutional conditions IL
therefoTs requires Constitutional treat
l9 taken internally and acts through the
Flood on the Mucous Surfaces OF the Eys-
tenn. HALLS ChTARRH MEDICINE
destroys the founda ton of the disease
gives the patient strength by improving
the general health and assists nature in
doing its WORK. $1,000 for any case OF
Cat1r.h thFt RALLS CATARRE
MEDICINE falls TO cure.
Druggists tic. TeS I!I1oniais free.
T. j. Cheney e Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20
1900

1Sln Watkins men ARE making
IcOO money selling l15 standard
nationally advertised products direct
from man, fac,urer TO farmers. Why
be idle? Here's your life chance. II
you own team or auto, are under 81, can
give bond, We start YOU with big stock
of goods, all farmers need. Nearby
territory open. J. Il. Watkins Co. =.
Dept. liz. WinOna. Mimi.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20

Star Such writer's as Booth Tarkiug-
ton. Sewell Ford, Joseph Conrad, Irwin
s. Cobb and MANY Others are regular
writer's for The Stars Sunday Maya
zine. Ring w. Lardner, II. G bailey
Richard Harding Davis and Ellis Paw
ker Butler contribute the leading tic-
tion for next Sunday, Oct % order
your copy of the Sunday Star to-day
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20
How Better Than PilIs 2

The question has been asked, In
what way are Chamberlain Tablets
superior To the ordinary cathartic and
liver pillSI Our answer Is, They arc
easier and more pleasant To take and
their effect j. so gentle that one hard
Iy realizes that il - produced bv Il
medicine Then, they not only move
the bowels. bat improve the app tile
and strengthen the digestion. ADV.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Church services, St. Mary's county,
Sunday next, Oct. 3:
St. Georges Church, Poplar Hill,
Instruction class, 10. 30; divine service,
ii o. m.
REV. Fl. c. GOODMAN,
Priest and Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-10-20

When you want ply sic that j. mild
and gentle in effect, easy to take and
certain tn act, take Chamber,ain's
Tablets. They are eXcelient.-Ajv.