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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23
'Rouns- About Inorganic

Hunts modern circus was 10 our
town Thursday, the 18th. and brought
out quite q crowd OF people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Long, 81 Wash
iugtOn, spent last week with Mr.
Longs parents, Mr.. and MRS. J.
Robert Long.
Miss Betty Love is home for the
summer vacation.
Mr.. Louis Johnson, Of Baltimore.
has been on q visit 10 his uncle, Mr..
Alex Johnson.
Mr.. Charlie Lashalt, Who IS in The
u. s. N, is at his home near Morgao'
"a for a few days.
Mr.. Walter Goode and Mr.. Roy
Herbert, OF Washington, were seen In
this section Wednesday. H.
The Sunday School Of Sc. Joseph:
Church Is very nicely attended by boif
children and teachers.
The next meeting OF the Home Max
ers' Club will he held At st. Joseph
Hail Friday, June "a
Mr. Sylvester Adams spent q ie'
DAYS last week with the family OF Mr.
Il. Il. Love.
Mr.. Richard GoOde. Mr.. 1punba
Love and Miss Beatrice While motof
ed down from Washington 20 asten
the dance at Leonard Hall Tuesday.
The Morganza school closed Friday
the 18th. The children enjoyed littl
ty;at which lee cream was served.
IA MEMBER OF THE HOME-MAKtIss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23

A new Council, Knights Of Columbus
was organized Is La Plata on SUNDAY,
the new applicants and those from 80.
Mary's counts making s. IN ell who
Took first. second and third degrees.
Brst. Armen. State DeDuty. Brother
Mueller. Distries Deputy, and the
baltimore team put on the degrees
wi,h ,he assistance Of members from
Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria,
Va, and st. Mary's- Twenty-tw
members from this county attended the
initiatiou, Including il candidates,
namely; Geo. E Hamilton, Benz. II.
Duke, Bro. Walter, Francis v. John
son, Zach n. Fowler, Jr., Lester A.
Mattinglv, c. Benedict Greenweil, Jr.'
] FRANKLIN GreenwelI, II. Besson de-
WAL, Stephen G. King, Jr., and j.
Louis Edwards. After the first degret
az excellent lunch was served by tht
ladies of Charles county.
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Chaplico items

The Community entertainment, which
will be held Thursday evening, June
10. will not be sne of the Club benefits,
and as usual, the admission will be
twenty cents. MrS.5ohn b. Lyon, Jr.,
will manage the program, which
promises 20 be one OF interest.
On Sunday last Mr.. Aloysins O.
Welch. Jr., returned from Old Point
Comfort, where he has been attending
school -s
We are pleased tn say that Miss
Katherine COnlin. who has been quite
i'll at the home of Mrs. Aubrey Gardi-
ner. is recovering.
ST. Cecelis's Academy having clo-ed
Miss Martha Belle Fowler is home iOI
the summer.
We expect "A rare treat on Tuesday
evening, June Is, when Miss Esteils
MUIR ay, with q number Of her pupils
will entertain ut Chaptico Hall with q
fancy dress carnival. Among tht
dancers will be Master George w. r
Boyd, Of Washington, whO is vel
known in this section.
Miss May Reeder will be great!
missed around ChapticO during tn
| summer.
Misses Lillian and Eleanor Hancock
of Washington, are spending soIIH
time with their grandmother, Mrs
M. +. burroughs.
We regret to say Mrs. Mamie Lon
is dangerously III.
Mrs. Arthur TnmpSOn and littl
daughter. Moliie Frances, are Oh
guests oI Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel |
Hayden. Before her marriage Mr.
. rompSon was MiSSJOsephineS aunder'
After IA mpSL successful year At -
!, Mary's Academy, Miss ThyrH Guy ht
/ returned To her home near Clements.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23
PREFERS CUT" TO LIBERTY

The House of Correction and War
den "Rilr' LALkford have in times
past received q black eye on more than
one occasion; but \ couple Of bouquets
were handed them yesterday when two
prisoners at the institution refused 20
accent their paroles, saying they
would rather stay at the Cut"
The guests so reluctant 90 leave are
Albert Pelican and Parran Curtis
(coloreil. The term OF each expires
In q few months. According 70 thS
Parole Boards records, Pelican Wa
convicted in Alleaany county In May
1919, and was sentenced 10 lOyeal
term. which, deduction having beel
made for good conduct, would en-
this September.
Curtis was convicted In Sc. Mary
lcounty in Sepsember. is2O. and va
lsensenced 10 serve term OF ono year
l-Baitimore American, June IL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23
ENTRIES m CHESAPEAKE BAY RACES

The following Is q list Of St. Aary's
and Calvert county entries 10 the
Chesapeake Bay boat races. TO be held
10 Eastern Bay, of Claiborne, July z:
Bugeyes-The Leroy Woodburne,
Capt. Harry N. WOOdburne, Solo
mons.
The Florence Northan, Capt. Chas.
ID. ChesSer, St. Georges Island.
The LOttie Thomas. Capt. Harvey
Brannigan, Blackstone Island.
The Edith Marcy, Capt. Il. w.
Chesser, Sc. Georges Island.
The j. II. Kirby, Capt. James ID.
Bailey, Blackstone Island.
The Halle K, Capt. e. w. Ellis,
St. Georges Island.
The Ethel Vale. Capt. G. w. Ches-
ser. St. Georges Island.
The T.. r. Mace, Capt. Geo. +.
Ward, SolomOn's Island.
SkIpiacks-The Homer j. Crosgell.
Capt. Jas. Webster, SOlomon's Island.
Work Canoe Class The Chance,
Capt. Oscar Tarleton, st. Georges
Island.
The Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club
will award 10 the winner of each race
a silver loving cup.
Every boat that crosses the line In
the Chesapeake Bay championship
IworkbOas races will be q boat that is
typical of the Chesapeake Bay boat
huilders' art. In the olden days these
boat builders were so expert at their
craft that they could go into the forest
and without anything except an ak and
an adz hew from the solid logs Of vir-
gin timber the kind of craft that have
made them famous the country over
J The first of these boat were known and
still are known Ms the Chesapeake Bay
log canoe. From this canoe was de
veIoped later itS ''Iarger sister" ths
=, bugeye many az which have the los
, bottoms characteristic Of the canoe
Another type developed by the Chess
peake Bay watermen - the sklpJack
which is u plank boat, with the V
: shape bottom and triangular snap
. ,nainssii and jib.
In the past these boats used tn rae
j. each other for the oyster beds of 10
) Chesapeake. Gor the first 10 arrive Ol
the grounds were PRETTY apt TO yet Tn
g pick Of the %, Stsrs. They used .
o race, too, Ia get their Oy Sters to mark
!. ct and likewise back tO their HON
!. ports. In times gone by the rivalr
). between boats, between ports and bt
tween different sections Of the bay bt
:. came SD keen that wherever one OF III
boats OF another port or another sea
ton met another on the bay it was u
signal for the Shippers IN crowd O
sail, trim their sheets and try To sho
clean pair of heels tn their adve
saries.
The races, which will start at 10
- n. IN. July 2, and the prizes for eaC
a are as follows
Bugeyes, Glass l tbnats OF mo-
I" lhau so feet in length-First prize, ne
/. suit Of sails and slO0: second Priz
$50; third prize, SIS.
Bugcyes. Glass = (boats Ot 80 tie
and less in length First prize, ne
4. suit of sails and sl00; second priz
IN $50; third prize. So.
mt Skipjacks First prize, new suit
~ sails and s75; second prize, $50; thi
o. prize, $25.
IN Work Canoes First prize, $50; d
eu Ond prize, &25.
- Racing CanOes-First prize, q
a. second prize. S2S.
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Cedar Penn haay ssl Debating Seeieiy

An unusually large number was in
attendance at the meeting which took
place ON Nav q.
The program, supervised by Miss
Beatrice Jones. showed much fore
thought and consideration.
A rare musical treat vas received
with much appreciation from the hands
LOT DIR. WhitmOre, who played the
violin, and FIR. La Fargo, who &C.
companied him. Their selections were,
"Greigg's Spring Song" ''Greigg's
| Sonata In +" and Moment Musicale. "
Miss Laura Wise entertained US by
reciting. and Miss Vernel!e While by
reading.
Brief talks we're given by Miss Joy
and DIR. Whitmore and in conclusion,
Fr. La Fargo made q very interesting
address. taking as his subject; doll
Babies"
Last Fridays attendance was very
small. Dues were collected, and ths
same officers were reinstated for the
next six months. Mrs. Bert Bedford
prepared the program, which consisteC
Of q reading by Miss Beatrice Jones
two piano selections by Mrs. +. Moore
and q recitation by Master DarWyI
Moore.
A committee was named TO furthei
the project Of erecting signs ut oil
ferent points on the state road leading
10 Cedar Point. Those appointed were
and Mr.. J. w. Jones.
Misses Erva Fish and Vernelle Wibl
: will prepare the program for June "A
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23

Little known through their work. ons
Of the government departments 70
Washington hasmany Socialists, s"rk'
ing for nominal salaries, vim arr say
ing tie American pe0ple nisisons o
dollars each year. These men are tiis
6nsung heroes Of peace-men sho has:
devoted thalr lives 20 their work. Read
the remarkable article on the scientist.
in the washington Star. Sunday. Juni
3. Place your order today.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23

IS. Rernice Ching Bowen and
children have returned W their home
>0n S0lOmon's island after visit "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. II. Ching. Mrs
Bowen's singing ~ the O'Conneil-
Norris wedding on Wednesday of last
week was a real musical treat.
Special: Leonardtown will play the
team representing the U =. Naval Re
serves frainiIy Ship, at Leonard HalI,
this afternoon, Thursday June 23rd,
ns3.3O D. m. The sailors defeated
SoiOmons on Tuesday aud should
make LeOnardtown hustle Ia beat them
The dance held in the LeOnardtOwI
Implement Company's new garage oil
Monday night was n big success. 4
prlze waltz Was won by Miss Margu
erI,e Abell and MIR. Joseph &. Mai
tingiy, who were finally awarded q.
honor over Miss GenOvieye NorrI
and Mr.. Louis Edwards.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23

At Leonard Hall an Saturday last,
June Is. the local team won from
SOlomon's. ID Ia 10. Elliott Dent
pitched the first five innings for Leon
ardtown and held the visitors score
less, allowing them only one hit. In
the meantime LeouardtOwn had Tailed
six times and with the game loOxing
safe Cough took mp the pitching.
SoIomOn'S staged a rally in the 1th
and Stoekl relieved Cough. This end
ed the scoring of the visitors, the game
winding mp 10 To 10 in favor Of LEON
ardtown. Davis caught for the lOca
team and Tom and George Carey did
battery duty for the visitors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23

News From the Seventh

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Morders, OF
Washington, are guests az Mr.. and
MRS. Adam t. While, Capitol Hill.
Mr.. j. w. Poore, of Washington, is
the summer guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Sam Leishear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammie Bs BY, of the
Capital City, are visiting r. ItiveS and
friends IN this section.
r. and Mrs. Frank Faunce, OF
pers, are receiving congratulations
on me birth of fine baby girl.
NGe. !. T. N. Lawrence. OF Washing
Ton. ~ spanding some time ut his sum-
mer home, Mcank Airy.
Mr.. William BlaIr, c&Cedar Grove,
while cutting wheat, mot wiuf~Qgite At
accident Tuesday. His horses ran-of
and threw him from his seat. He fel
In q sitting position and the gTounC
was so hard blacked both his eyes.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Cheseldine, Of River Springs
and left q delightful baby girl. Pop
Walter Is wearing the smile that won
come OF.
Mr.. Howard Mattingly, accompani
cd by Bernard Mattingly, Evelyn Bai
!. lay, Catherine Mattingly and Kathleen
Bailey. mUeeped 10 Washington Sun
d3v.
mrs. Charlie Beitzell and children
rf the Capital City, are the guests q
Capt aud Mrs. Joseph Beitseli, q
Abell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnet Gibson. {
Whites Neck, are receiving congratl
lnsious on the birth Of q bouncin
baby girl. Garnett's smile that !
usually wears has extended round
the back OF his ears.
Walter and Edwin Beitzell, of Abel
celebrated their birthdays last SuudS
both falling ON the same day.
Capt. Eugene Morgan, OF BushwOC
wharf, accompanied by his son n
Nr johnson Terrell, were motor II
IN this section Saturday.
The young men of this section, ca
tanned by Laurie Gibson, met ~ Oa
lev Sunday for the purpose OF organ
ing \ hall team. Quite . number
would-be ball tossers were present o
after another practice game, on
2ash, will be ready to play amate
teams,
The next meeting OF the Seventh d
trica Community Club will be on il
aa Oakley Hall. A full attendance
seqnested.
u T. Oliver and sons, OF Ri
Springs, fhrashed wheat for Capt'
charlie Beitzell. on st. Cathariu
Island, on june 10.
Mr.. Alex. Downs, OF Maiden BoH
aook has for Baltimore Sunday.
Mr.. Ernest Pilkerton. OF Mel
Bower. has purchased Cnevrs
80 Nov. girls, don't ali speak
go. Frnesr says he's not afraid
saekle Knotley Fall hill now .
dark. -eAsaiEl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23
-Lzocalwise & Otherwise

Mrs. BerrdIct Norris is visiting her
daughter In Baltimore.
Mrs. James +. Lee and Mrs. p. j.
Bean Sssosored 10 Le Plata Sunday last.
Miss Addie Briscoe, OF Calvert Coun-
", has been the guest OF Miss Ida
Elizabeth Dent, at Oakley.
Mr., and Mrs. John Cryer, Of Balti-
mere, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. p. Greenwell. at Britton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Parsons, of
Baltimore, are visiting Mr. and Mr..
!. Robert Hayden, LeonaratOwn.
On Monday July 4th, all the stores
In Eeonardtown will be closed for the
DAY. The banks will be closed also.
Mrs. Neville wathen, OF Washing
ton, Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. French Drury. At "Bellevtew. "
A dance will be held at Leonard Hall
on July l2th for the benefit Of the
school. Berryman's Orchestra will
furnish the music.
Miss Janice L0ker, graduate oil
eucher College. Baltimore. -arEised
me this we~k- zfTeF participating In
sveral house parties given by her
school mates.
A big crowd Is expected at III.
BIackistone's for july 2, 3, and 4.
Dances will be held on July and 4th.
= Prof. Grimes Orchestra has been en-
gagged for the sea1On.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn Thumb will
honor the children by their presence
m The daace ON June q at the TOwI
Hall, LeoSardtOwn, and expects u
meet q large number OF them.
Ars. Katharine ROssrs, OF Wash
im9son. was @ ysseESnd visitor At Fox
E7nInt. kSrs Rogers says she neve
- psker time. as there Is Away
sogS 4Aing doing" In 81. Mary's.
Miss Margaret Combs. of 81. Loui.
and Miss Marjorie Waters. of Cations
Vile, who have been the guests of DI
and Mrs. Frank Camalicr, seem 10 b
hughly enjoying the dances and othe
social affairs.
sFhe Beacon received this week
10y OF the ''St. M&ry's Magazine,
iished by Paul ahd John WhiImoI
OF DIR. and Mrs. g. w. WhitmoT'
Mary's City. It is u very ress
ittle paper.
ses Beatrice. Roberta and Phil'
Peterborough, daughters of MI
lrs. G. M. GoldsbOrough,
ood, left early last week IA a
six week s professional cour'
Larry land University.
I'D Mrs. William j. Mart
Y3staed Invitations Ia tbe 1eddiI
lie daughter, Sara Virginia,
oyslns kenwick King, On We
|, june 2gsh, at the Church
Fred Heart, Washington.
Mrs.. Leigh Morgan. Miss Kitty Nc
gan aud AR. 9oseph Morgan, Ot Was
layton, spent Tuesday with Mr.. q
Mrs. Paul Havcen. They motor
i down with Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan, "
we're guests OF the family Of Mar. II
u Grxcnweii.
TO the public: II you will foil
nv Ads. and come 30 my store l c
save you mop~ Ny buy Nc 81
ing nauans 4 "a save In yOur b'
sInR Imako !. kcislty OF mems a
BDEng meas clDtlssng Paul b. Lo'
.12.zzs4s4k
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Church services for 81. Mary
County. Sunday next, June %.
Leonart1town, II q. IN.
Valley Lee. 2.30 p. m.
Torpedo testing barge, . p. N.
REV. n. q. GOODMAN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23
FOR SALE

Osborne Binder, as good as new,
b. Il G. Corn Planter, used yrs.
Lime Spreader, used 2 years,
Silo, l0x2D 100 tons) new: has not
been set up.
Manure Spreader,
I set Double Work Harness,
] set Single Buggy Harness,
x-ton International Truck,
l Set Tractor Flows,
Set TOndem Disks
8-I6 International Tractor,
/ Saw Rig. on wheels, without engine
l Bay Horse, years old,
Wheat Fan, new,
lOx Cart,
Ialso have Cor sale Case Steam
Engine and Saw Mill (new last yearl.
This mill is running and can he seer
by any one interested.
Threshing Machine also for sale
24x4S Case Blower.
Most Of the implements are on m!
farm and can be seen st any time
The horse can be seen at Mr.. VIM. G
Mattingly's stables. Truck Is alst
there.
6-l6-lm. CHAS. B. CHURCH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23

Orphans Court of St. Mary's County,
Sct:-May "a. 1921.
This is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for St. Mary's County, letters
testamentary on the estate OF
LOUIS GENDASON
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber, ON or before the 24th
day of Nov, 1921; they may other
wise by law be excluded from all bene'
! iit of ssid estate All persons indebt'
ed TO said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
VIM. MEVEREIL LOKER,
5-26-6t. Executor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23
THE RECENTLY ORGANIZED
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
COUNTRY CLUB

will hold its first DANCE at
MILLER'S HALL, Clinton,
Md, FRIDAY EVENING,
JUNE oath. dancing from 8
to IL P. NJ. Music by Sol
Minister'S Washington Or
chestra. Distasteful and dis
respectful dancing positively
prohibited. To the prettiest
girl will be given q 5-pound
box of candy, and TO the girl
wearing the prettiest dress
q beautiful bouquet Of flow
ers. Officers to watch over
automobiles and preserve
good order win be present.
Attractions:
PRETTY DECORATIONS.
PRETTY MUSIC,
PRETTY GIRLS.
Whether you dance or not,
you viii get your moneys
worth by being q mere spec
tator.
A1nissiaA laelssag RsksshnsaaS $l.0o
0aAsa snaa II ysass Il a. sc
Committee on Arrangements
w. A. Coombe, Chairman.
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Baseball News

The u $. Naval Reserves,
whose ship 10 anchored - the
Pafuxent, will play leonasdtosn
at Leonard Hall. today Thurs
day, afternoon 1t $50 p. A..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23

Leonardtown jOurneyed To Clinton
ON Sunday and for six innings put up
"a finn game, the score standing tn l
ia favor al LsOnardtOwn. 10 the 9TH
inning Stoekl weakened, and Eve hits,
three passes and ragged fielding Melted
Clinton I | runs. Il was = bad inning
for IaOnardtown. and Manager Abel
made matters worse by refusing "a
take StOekl out until the game was ir.
retrievably lost. although strongly
advised 10 do so by Captain Harris
tCamalier and the Leonardtown root
erS." Smith, who relieved Stoekl
finally retired the side, and Stoekl re-
sumed pitching in the eighth and prov
ed just as much OF q puzzle 10 tht
Clinton batters rs he had been in thu
first six frames. IL was n hard gam.
10 lose and should have been won haC
the Leonardtown manager relieves
Stoekl when IL was apparent that onl'
a change would steady the team ant
stop the scoring. The final score va
II To Z in Clinton's favor. II. Davi
caught for LeOuardtown. Ballinge
pitched for Clinton, with Stephenson
catching.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23

On Sunday last Mechanicsvi!le de-
feated Upper Marlboro. Q to s. At Me-
Gainesville. The acme team outbat-
ted the visitors Batteries: Me-
chanicsville, Hill and Richardson;
Marlboro, Smith and Burroughs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-06-23

On Saturday, June 18th, the Baden
club will visit Leonardtown for q game
ut the Leonard Hall grounds q 3.3C
p. IN.
On the next day, Sunday, Leonard
town goes 10 Mechanicsville to wipe
out the defeat sustained when the twC
teams met At Leouardtown on the 18th
Both teams are on edge for this gams
and 10 will be we'll worth going 20 see
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20
BAREFOOT, HE STEALS
MILK FOR HIS CHILD

NEW YORK, July 20.-when Ed
ward Kenny, forty-seven, of PIT Maui
jer street, Brooklyn. was arraigned in
the Bridge Plaza court yesterday.
charged with stealing a 14-cent bottle
Of milk, he was barefoot. He told the
court he had taken the milk for his
daughter, Tessie, eleven, who was hun
cry. Kenny is a widower and works for
the New York Telephone Company.
He said he received his pay of SIS las,
Saturday and $40 of IL went to pay
the rent, while the other SIS went for
food. Last night the food was all
gone, and he took the bottle of milk
from the steps at 175 Maujer street.
Mrs. Mary Hess. of the Children's
Society, said the society had offered
to take the child once before, but
Kenny had refused. Magistrate Dale
finally persuaded him to turn over the
little girl to the society. Edward
Weiss, of 81 Emerson place, the milk
wagon driver, withdrew his charge
when he heard Kenny's story.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20

For girls and misses. Dresses
made in the most fetching OF
the summer styles. Ors1ndies
in all the lovely summer shades
that make the young girls look
like flowers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20
WOODMEN ARE PlCNlCKING
AT CHESAPEAKE BEACH

The Woodmen of the World are hold.
ing their annual outing TODAY at
Chesapeake Beach. More than 1900
persons are on the excursion.
An elaborate program of athletic
events has been arranged for this
afternoon.
Two organizations will hold out
ings tomorrow at the beach the
Volunteers of America and the Sta.c
Body of the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics. The excursion
of the former organization will be a
free affair for poor children and
mothers. Adjutant Richard L. ,;raur.
er, of 1909 NJ street northwest, Is in
charge of arrangements.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20

|Dashiel Misses Margaret and Eliza
beth Cory, Mrs. ]. o. Berliner, Miss
Gertrude Leonard. and Mrs. l.. D.
Wilkerson-
Mrs. Strother Smith has gone to
jamestown. X. l., for an extended
visit
Miss Mabel Bonney, Of California.
who passo with honorable menton
the examination for doctors degree
from the University of Paris, Is the
fourth American woman to attain THIS
distinction. The others are the Count
ess Chambrun, nee Longworth; Miss
Ida Treat, of Joliet, ILL.,, and Miss
Florence Ingersoll. OF Washington
d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred p. Lang, Of
Pleasantville, Ohio, are visiting his
mother, Mrs. J. M. Bang, at her
home. 1889 Fourteenth street
A program Of drama and music was
given last evening in the House eau
Gus chamber for members of Congress,
their families and friends by Miss
Evelyn Gurley-Kane. Congressman
w. d. Upshaw and Congressman H.
M. Towner made short Introductory
speeches. Miss Gurley-Kane was as.
sisted by Mrs. Willie Annette Pope.
pianist, and Sol Minister. Uolinist.
=
Mrs. Z. Mont Reilly, wife Of the gov
ernor of Porto Rico, with her two
daughters, Miss Gillies Ann Reilly and
Miss Hortense Reilly, and her niece.
Miss Ann Hull. will leave Washington
tonight for New York, where they will
meet Governor Reilly and Mr.. Hull.
The party will sail for Porto Rico on
Saturday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20
SEAPLANES USED IN RUM
SMUGGLING, AGENTS SAY

ATLANTIC CITY "
Federal agents here believe liquor
smugglers on the JeIs.,
now using seaplanes, which operate
from ships lying outside the three.
mile limit. The rum.running has con.
tinued in such measure, despite the
large fleet of surface patrol vessels,
that the seaplane theory seems the
only explanation. In a raid on a pala.
tial houseDoat In Great Bay, eight
miles from here, two seaplanes were
reported to have removed a portion OF
the liquor cargo before the arrival Of
revenue and coast guard men. The
houseboat, which was deserted, was
found to have an elaborate wireless
equipment.
Another branch of the smuggiers'
activity is "shadowing" the Govern
ment agents.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20

Lieut. Col and Mrs. w. II. John
ston. Miss Louise L. Johnston and
Walter NJ. Johnston are at Highland
Inn, Algonquin Park, Ontario.