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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-18
CLARK'S
Magnetic Mineral
BATHS
Cure Rheumatism
Under New Management.

Under New Management.
Ladies Bath Dept. in charge of
Battle Greek lady graduate.
Gentlemen's Bath Dept. in charge
of b. l.. Stearns.
Baths Open From
. A. NJ. to $3.50 p. NJ.
Our autos will call at your homo
on request and meet street cars at
Golden Rule Drug Store. corner
C and Union Ave.
Dining Room in charge of a
Battle Creek graduate food spec
ialist. Try 1t.
Clarks water delivered to all
parts of the city by our wagon.
Phone in your orders.
Como down and get acquainted
with the new management and
help Ills make Clarks Pueblo
Mineral Springs an institution OF
which Pueblo can afford to be
proud.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-18
MOVED

to Suite 227-s Central Blk. Phone
3323-R or 931-J. r. d. Donnelly.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-18
Khaki Pants, S1.19

Good weight durable mate
rial, made over n standard full
size pattern. Stoutly stitched,
has five pockets. patent buttons,
belt strap and cuff buttons.
Price S1.19
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-18
W. O. W. Postpone Vote

Camp 20. Woodmcn of the World at
their meeting last night postponed tho
vote on the proposition to consolidate
with Camp ..
1t was decided tha. tho members of
- meet with Camp at tho regular
meeting OF the latter in their hall on
west Fourth street. at which time all
tho members of the tw1 camps present
will vote on tho consolidation proposi-
tion. This vote will settle the PROPOSE
ton.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-18

While these caps are not of
the newest styles. at the price
asked they represent Il genuine
bargain. For "knock-about' y
wear these caps fill the bill.
Sizes G3i 10 rs. Many colors
and patterns .........i5c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-18
Mems Khaki Work
Suits, $2.59

of heavy weight khaki twill. \
stoutly stitched covcrall with
six bar stitched pockets; patent
buttons. Sizes "a to i6.
Price $3.50
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-18
Preponderance Of &C"

&C. is tho prominent letter on the
district court dockets with relation to
money Judgments there being twice
as many thus recorded whose names
begin with 9 as any other letter in
the alphabet.
In tho city directory, and therefore
presumably IN the entire county, thorc
are considerably more people whose
names begin with =, ", NJ, and s, than
with G. so why the condition referred
TO should obtain on the court dockcts
is n mystery. Maybe like Topsy, "it
Jcs' happened
Chieftain want ads. bring results.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-18
DIED

Baxter. II. Charles. aged - years.
died yesterday at 1880 east Eighth st.
Body at 7. .. Mccarthy and com
pany's.
Ingram. Jeff. age 81 years. died at a
local hospital March Il. Body at Me
MINIS.
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Br'Frs BY CABLE,
WIRE, WIRELESS
Great Events That Are Chang
ING the Worlds Destiny Told
In Paragraphs.
ITEMS TO INTEREST ALL.
Short Chronicle % Past Occurrences
Throughout the Union and Our
coIcnIes-News From Europe
That viii Interest
ITEMS TO INTEREST ALI
WASHINGTON

American dollar has supplanted the
English pound in payment of Portu-
euese import duties, according TO re-
port from United States Consul at Lis
bon To the Department of Commerce.
Reports received by the car service
division OF the American Railway As
s"ciatiOn showed that on August 81,
46I ,Sl5 freight cars were idle ON Amer
lean railroads owing To business cOndi-
tions, which was, however, de-
crease of 23,3eI cars, compared with
the total ON August -.
Exports of wheat in August totaled
3D., J91.OOO bushels, which was four
times greater than any pre-war August
exports, according TO figures just re-
ceived from the Bureau Of Markets.
The sale of fOl acres of land In De-
troit formerly used by the army as a
rifle range for S254. 100 was announced
by Secretary Weeks. The sale price
Melted the government profit Of $780,
81 over the cost of the land when the
army bought II 80 years ago.
Operations of cleanup" squads. I'M
der direction OF the federal veterans
bureau, indicate Mat there are thou
sands of disabled former service men
in need of governmental assistance,
said statement issued by the bureau.
More than 10000 cases to date have
been completed by the squads and sent
tO the bureau
President Harding commuted TO life
Imprisonment the death sentence Inn
posed at Manila upon Private Lef-
witch WylFe, who was convicted of
murder
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-15
NATIONS BUSINESS

Western railroads will reduce freight
rates on livestock, except horses and
mules, 20 per cent, effective from Sep
TENDER 20 To- December 81, 1921.
Secretary OF the Treasury Mellon 3
proposals that the excess profits tax
repeal be made retI uactive to January
], 1921, that the surIaX maximum be
reduced to % per cent, and that the
transportation taxes be continued
through 1872 ut half the present rates
are the three points about which fights
will he waged In the Senate Finance
Committee.
Indictments charging 81 firms, 81 in-
dlvtduals and 80 corporations in the
tile manufacturing and distributing
business with violation of the Sherman
antitrust law, recently returned by u
federal grand jury, were made public
by District Attorney Haywood.
Senator Calder OF New York believes
Equalization Of 2.75 per cent beer and
imposition Of heavy tax on Ii would
aid Congress in solving tax revision.
Tunnels connecting downtown banks
with the Federal Reserve Bank are be-
Ing planned In Chicago To prevent
street holdups of bank messengers, IL
was announced.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-15
Charlotte Hall items

Mr. G. w Thomas and daughter
Miss Martha. have returned hotna az
Ter week spent in Ocean City. Md.
Mr. james Thomas, Sr-, spen, a seu
days IN Baltimore last week.
Miss Virginia F.,xler left Saturday
mornin( To resume tsSzs studies ~ the
STATE Sn-nti So 'pi, Fow ~ola, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Harrison and
family were visitors at the home oil
Mrs. Willie Harrison last week.
Mr.. Charlie Shaw, of WASHINGTON
was visitor at the home Of Prof. AID
Mrs. }. r. Coad last week
Misses Hilda Hazel and Daisy Ward
have returned home after a few days
spent with relatives in Washington.
Mrs. 6. II. Cross has returned home
after "a few DAYS spent with relatives
IN Washington.
Master Norwood SOthoron spent a
f.w dayS with his aunt. Mrs. Richard
Cough. OF Wic0m;co, Charles county.
during last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis and Sam
Davis rnotored 20 Washington. enroute
TO Baltimore. on Tuesday last.
Mr.. James Bell, Of Washington.
spent Sunday last at the home Of Mrs.
w. J. Davis.
Prof. and MRS. Wharton have ar.
rived in Charlotte Hall. where he will
assume the Office of a teacher for the
school.
Charlotte Hall will soon become ac-
tive again, as the echo of the bugies
and drums will soon be heard and the
young men begin their work for me
coming scholastic year.
IN fI.ry
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-15
GENERAL

American alrmen will he hosts to
foreign aviation delegates To the dis
armament conference ON the night OF
November IL. at dinner in the Hotel
Commodore. New York.
An extensive educational campaIgn
during the week beginning October 30
will he carried ON by the American
Society for the Control Of Cancer. IL
was announced.
Snciety of the Fifth Division. organ
lied by the dOughbOys of that unIt
while it was still part Of the American
army of occupation In Germany, held
its first annual reunion at PhiIadeIphIa
and Atlantic City.
Vault u the Bank OF Draper, near
Pulaski, Va, was opened by burglars
who escaped with everything Of value,
Including an undetermined amount of
cash and $4,000 in bonds.
Three persons were killed and 500
900 worth of property damaged by the
tornado which swept the section I'm
mediately west of Sioux Falls, :. u.
Thirty-fOur are known to he dead.
"a injured are I'm the hospitals and
from 10 TO ID bodies are supposed to
be In Chester River us the result Of
the collapse OF the foOtpath of the
Third street bridge over the river nj
Chester. Pa.
crime wave Is expected In Chicaga
during the coming winter, and Chief of
Police FitZmorris has taken steps TO
deal with ii. He ordered three new
police stations opened.
Lava In Haiemaumau crater of Ki-
iauea volcano. in Hawaii, is rising
rapidly, Il Is reported by VoIcanoIogist
Jaeger. An overflow Is expected dur.
ing October or November.
II Is believed that by the offer 70 sell
Rancho San lGnacio, home of Ignace
Paderewssi ai Pasco Robes, Cal, the
former premier 81 Poland Is giving one
of his last possessions TO the cause Of
sreeslum.
Roscoe (Fatiy) ArbuckIe. motion
picture actor. was booked on n charge
OF murder In connection with the
death OF Miss Virginia Rape. film &C.
tress, following a party in Arbuckle's
suite at a hotel at San Francisco. Ar
buckle was locked up In the city
prison.
Over q thousand cases Of whisky
were seized by prohibition agents In
raids on Long Island freight cars In
Brooklyn. The whisky was sent from
Kentucky on a forged permit, and the
agents Of the United States govern
ment waited several days TO see who
would call for IL.
The Fashion Art League of America.
which held Its annual style shsw In
Chicago Is unable to find models to
wear their styles According 10 mem
bers Of the league. the models have
passed up their careers because OF the
Intermittent employment and the high
cost OF maintaining beauty.
The bodies Of the four aIrmep who
lest their lives In the mountaInp district
OF Nicholas county, w. Va, Wien an
army airplane In which the were
riding fell were sent to their i<smes.
Albro.E. Chase, nationally prnmIneni
In Masonry, died in Portland. lie. nj
the age Of seventy-seven after long
illness. He had been honored With nj.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-15
FOREIGN

Reports received by London papers
from Moscow and Petrograd say !:
Red terror" and wholesale execu-
tons continue.
UncensOred dispatches from Madrid
state that the Spanish forces have
commenced their offensive In Morocco.
with 22,OOO troops the SpaniarIis left
Aelilla In two columns heading South
and West.
Former Emperor Wilhelm of Ger
many has given his consent To the pub
ilcati0n of the third volume OF Bis
marck's memoirs. after many Years az
suppression, IL became known i'm Rer-
lin.
An epidemic of dysentery, which
caused more than IS deaths, has bro-
ken out at Tiefenort, in middle Ger
many. Hospitals are reporte over
crowded.
III. Rite, president of the Cban,hra
OF Syndicate OF Agricultural Machin-
cry Manufacturers Of France, in a let
ter To the French minister of com.
merce, declares French manufacturers
never can compete with Germans in
point Of price.
Authorization was given by the Cos
la Ricaa congress Of SI,OOO,OO loan
Tor sending force to- occupy the Coto
district on the Panama frontier.
meeting OF creditors of the Bank
Of Barcelona (Spain) was suspended
for the present under orders issued by
the jurist in charge of the administra
tion of afEairs OF that institution.
Yellow fever has broken out I'm Hon.
duras. according To dispatches received
at Kingston, Jam;lica. Fourteen cases
and four deaths were reported to the
authorities.
Reports that u revolution has bro
ken out In COLOMBIA are false. The
Colombian cabinet resigned In body
because Of opposition TO IL which de-
:eloped In parliament. hut the crisis
viii he solved. II IS believed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-15
A Message Of Appreciation

On September ;, 1921, Mr.. a. S.
While, aIter long and useful life,
entered into the heavenly rest Mem
bcrs of his family wish To express their
deep appreciation of the tender SYM
patty, the thoughtful consideration.
the many helpful services so generous
lv extended by friends and neighborS
Somebody did beautiful deed.
Somebody proved friend in need,
Somebody lang an uplifting song,
Somebody said i am glad to give. '"
So many blessed our Saddened hearts
by their deeds of love and words oi
cheer that the Christ was brought very
near. We feel that although ''he nc
longer walks in our midst as in oldeu
times among the hills of Gallilee, vet
lie still ministers To US through the
touch OF human hands and the help.
fulncSs of human hearts" So, in Hi.
name, We thank each and every one
who in any way served Us in our Tins
al bereavement.
Eta WHILE WALKER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-15
TIDEWATER LINES TO
EXTEND INTO nh DISTRICT

Tie citizens 0f the seventh district
arr soon Ia br furnished TidcWatrr
Lines transportation, hu,l, freight aud
passenger, ii has been announced
Mr. X. &. Raw, the representative of
the Tidewatcr Lines ia that territory,
has been meeting With splendid success
IN receiving the support Df the citizens
OF ia" community as a Whole
The Public Service Con mission have
suggested that before tic TidcwatcT
Lines make any new extensions, they
secure support from the people in the
new territories into which II j. desired
they extend, by subscriptions To- thciI
capital stock by way of assisting in the
financing of the new extensions
Many prominent people in The Scv.
enth district have recently subscribed
10 the capital stock uf lhr ridrw utcr
Lines, in order To secure This oxen.
Sion
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-15
Chaptico Items

The festival on Wednesday last was
well attended, Notwithstanding the in
tense heat.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Herman and son
and Miss Dorothy Davis spent the
week end in this section
An interesting game al ball was
played on Sept. I near Hurry, 10y the
Cross Roads and Chuptico teams.
AloysiuS WEIGH, Jr, proved ~ b. an
excellent pitcher, aud W. won - 10 H..
Mr.. Mit"hc'l and twn nrphrN~. MIR.
Sweeney and Dr. Geo. linyd, of Wash
ington, were dosn for fishing trip
last week, but it was too hui fur even
fish to bite. However, the bunch en-
joyed the day on the water.
Miss Julia Stone recently Speut a
few days in the CAPITAL City.
Mr.. Philip Claggett, of ID. e. is on
visit TO his mother in Chaptico.
Our congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs
Leland Riggs on the birth of son.
Misses Lucy HERMAN and Essie
Penn are visiting Mrs. Joe Brookbank
near Indian Head, and also attending
the fair. ''HoPE-"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-15
NAVAL ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS.

Senator Weller will have he az
pointment Of two Cadets u the Nava!
Academy, tO fill two vacancies which
will occur there in June, 1922 The
Senator il graduate of the Academy,
and secured his apo tnlmcnI by com
petitive examination He has deter
mined to give the louug men Of Mary
land the same oppnrtuHity h" had him
self. This gives every boy an equal
chance without rck ard "a influence, and
will also assure tO the Government the
best material for making future Naval
Officers.
A competitive examination for these
two appointments will he held by the
United States Civil Service Commits
sion on October -. 1921, at Baltimore,
Annapolis, Cumberland, HagCr>town.
EaSton and Salisbury. ANY boy who
will have passed his sixteenth birthday
and not his twentieth, on April |, 1922,
will he eligible to compete. Senator
Weller will appoint the twb who are
certified by the Civil Service Commis-
sion rs having passed the best cX-
aminationS.
Senator Weller will De glad ln furn-
ish any additional inform ,tion desir-
ed. Including u form shown the scope
and character of the competitive eN-
animation, etc, Write him 1T Room
227, Senate Office Building, Wash
-ington, ID. G.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-15
SPORTING

Henry Sullivan, Of Lowell, Mass,
who left Dover. Egland, ON his fifth
attempt to swim the English Channel,
was forced TO abandon the attempt
again because OF rough weather, when
he was eight miles from the French
Coast.
Oarsmen of the Schuylkill Navy, of
Philadelphia, have closed one of the
most successful seasons In their his
tory. Their record of ID victories in
Is races recorded on Labor Day has
rarely been surpassed In competitive
aquatics.
Johnny Wilson, mIddle-weIght cham
pion, was made an offer to meet Happy
Littleton, southern niddle-weight, in "A
70 round bout at the ball park, New
Orleans October 10. The offer was
made by Promoter Al Pillsbury.
Ichyia Kumagae, japanese tennis
star, will not compete In national ten
mis- singles at the Germantown Cricket
club, philadelphia, because of Illness.
Miss Milla Gadc, Denmark's cham
plon swimmer, arrived at the Battery,
New York city, at 10 90 n. m. Thurs
day, completing a lab mile swim from
Albany, which she began the previous
Friday night. She was actually In the
waite: G3 hours and 35 minutes.
William T. Hunter, British amateur
self champion, In st. Louis To play In
;he United States amateur champion
ship, renewed his denial of reports cir
culated after his triumph that he wouu!
turn professional and added that he
probably would not return to England.
where he was In the postal service.
Allen Woodring, Olympic 200 meter
champion, the only man who ever de-
feated Charlie Paddock, the western
flash, in his own event. will return to
Syracuse University this fall.
Sergt. John w. Adkins, U. s. Ma
rines, established a new worlds record
on 900 yard range at Camp Per
ry, o., when he made a run of al con-
secutive bullseye. bettering the prevI-
Gus record by j. He was still on the
range when darkness stopped him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-15
LATEST EVENTS
AT WASHINGTON

Secret agreements between American
railroads and foreign shipping COM
panies or American lines with for
eign connections are declared to
have caused the tyisa up Of the
great bulk Of the Shipping Boards
vessels according 90 a lengthy re-
port prepared for Senator Wesley
- Jones. q copy Of which has been
transmitted 20 the National Mer-
chant Marine Association.
Hawaii has asked that pillar repre-
sentins the territory be included IN
the Hall OF Remembrance, which
sihe woman's National Foundation
will build shortly In Washington.
Probably 30 Representatives Of vari-
Gus interests will cit In the approach
ing conference on Unemployment
Secretary Hoover said after q con-
ference with President Harding.
Secretary Wallace, who visited the
White House with Mr. Hoover, dis
eussed representation % agriculture
az the unemployment meeting.
Secretary HUGHES eoss EeS intend 70
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-15
Localwise & Otherwise


William Kettles, optometrist. will
attend tiIs first three days of Septem-
Der Court.
The September Term OF the Circui,
Court will begin on Monday next
September 18th.
Lost: At River Springs, a scarf
pin. Reward for return To Bernard
q. Adams, Compton.
Miss Sara Hammett. of Herman
Vile, spent a few days with Miss Doris
Raley, of Hollywood.
Miss Janet A. Duke returned on
Monday TO the Maryland State Nor
NAL School after spending her vaca-
tiOn al her home in Leonardtown.
Mrs. w. Thompson Higgs and
daughter, Iva, of Washington. have
returned home after spending the past
week with the family of Capt. and Mrs.
w. T. West, at Red Gate.
Lost:-A small white and tan setter
answers TO the name of Happy. -
Has five toes ON hind feet Liberal
reward for information leading To his
recovery Harry Combs, Leonard
town, Md.
Persons attending Court on Tues
day, Sept. 2Uth, are invited tn eat din
ner on the 81. a loySius Church grounds.
An excellent meal will bc served and
arrangements will be made TO give
prompt service.
Mrs. Ewart Gladstone is dangerous
ly i'll of typhoid fever at the home OF
her mother. Mrs. Kate Hayden, near
Maddox. Her condition j. causing
great anxiety To her many relatives
and friends.
Lost: On Monday. Sept. l2th, in
LeOnardlowu, between my home aud
Loker 81 de Walls store, "a gold
brooch, with amethyst setting sur
rounded 10y pearls Finder please re-
turn Ia or notify Mrs. WIN. NJ. LOhcr.
The "CIean- Up Squad" which is
touring Maryland To make final dis
position of bending claims oG cX-se.-
vice men, will bc in LeonardtOwn on
October 9Th All claims should be
prepared for submission so that they
can bc finally settled.
Every day is bargain day at Paul
Is. Longs, Clements Heavy blue de-
MIN work shirts, ~ cents: cook stoves,
all sizes, Sl2 up la ~ -: ne = high
grade felt hats, 81 IT, - -: three, hun
drcd Young men bin. = rye salts.
special at $S.9j: sugar ~, cents per H.
Phone me your orders ANA | will de-
liver them to any part oi the county.
ADV.
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MechanicsviIIe Items

We wonder why all the boys
around town are singing the up-to- d ate
song she Knows II. >"
Miss Ernestine Payne. oi Leonard
town, was visitor OF Miss Currine
beverley for fe~ days the past week
Miss Francis I0krr. Of Leonard
town, was vi>i'or OF Miss Catherine
Trice few days the pas. week.
Father Michael Hogan is. we are
pleased to say, al home again after a
lew weeks trip up North.
Mr.. Manning Adams, IA graduate of
CharlotI" Hall school, ard NJ. Jim
MaltinglN "a graduate of Leonard Hall
school, are public school teachers IN
st. Mary'S this year.
Miss Catherine Tricc left Monday
for St. Cecelia'S School, in Washing
ton. We wish her "A successful schooi
year.
There will be- y card party for tie
benefit Of th" immaculate Coucpp.ion
church, ~ McchanicSgille, at their hall
nn Wednesday the 22nd 6rginl.ing at
30. Grand prizes awarded and r.
freshmcnts sold
On Friday night last a party was
given 10y Mrs. Eugene Tricr and
daughters. The Misses Efnas;ine
ht.nc. ''ar:innc Prver!ey Resale
..L G"-rrc Burroughs and France,
i.",s"r scr" tn" glr>lS.
very Interesting game was looked
upon lay many spectators on Sunday
last "hn0 tie Mcch."icsvilIe team was
dn".t.rd t.y the Manhattan Athletic
tIu1. .! Wa >h,ngton. IL vas q welt
played CALM, t.,o score being 3 to ].
We highly appreciate having Mr.
StOekl. nruIJ / Of the LannardtOwn
team, playing wI,h as. We also an
prccIate having the patrons from
L"nnardtown an ChIp.co IL i cur
Iut"ntion To give -" spectators IN"
best played game cv'r PLAYED by the
l"rhdnic~vilie club next SUNDAY.
whcu our club will play The Indian
Head team This j. the las gam, on
our schedule.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-15

be drawn into a discussion of the
attitude Of the United States pov-
eminent toward the subject Of man
dates upon the basis Of press reports
Of the League Of Nations debates
now proceeding at Geneva.
The new navy wage scale decreasing
by 10 to 20 per cent the pay Of about
es,ooo civilian employees was ap-
proved by Secretary DENLY.
There will be desperate battle fought
IN the senate over retroactive repeal
of the excess profits tax and the re-
duction Of the maximum income sur.
taxes from 55 to q per cent.
EIihu Root, whose name has frequently
been mentioned as a possible nnena-
Der Of the American commission az
the November armament conference,
called at the White House and con-
ferred with President Harding.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-15
SAN ANTONIO, TU-wth IN.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX-with the
known death list standing at 80. the
waters Of the disastrous flood which
struck this city are recedlng. Much Of
the debris. especially In the Alazan
Creek district. remains to be searched.
The wreckage In places was tangled TO
a depth Of 20 feet.
DETROIT, Mich.-A chapter Of the
ku klux Khan Is In process Of fOrna-
tion In Detroit. Many prominent bust
ness men were asked to join.
cHicAGo.-A secret investigation
was begun by a grand jury into al
legged attempts Of Chicago police 10
lead persons into crime In order To or
rest theIn and obtain convictions.
INVERNESS, SeotIand.-ofieiaI con.
firmation that the British cablnet's re.
ply - the latest note from EamOnn dc
ValSra, the Irish leader, which was dis
patched to Dublin, invites representa-
lives of the Sim FeIn 20 d further
conference was given here.