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defarTnine WE7f Win - done ;

determining what will De done.
This announcement was greeted with
applause and Questioners Jumped I'D In
ali parts OF the hall TO press for fur
Their details. Answering one question.
Mr.. Jewell asserted that the shop
crafts would have the cooperation OF
other organizations. including the Big
-Four Brotherhoodss II a strike We're
called, and urged his audience to pre-
pare for action.
The strike vote, completed August
i, was announced as showing q con-
stitutional majority against the wage
reduction which went into effect July
1. This was the first official confirma-
ton Of the result. which has been ru-
mored for some time.
Condemnation OF the operations Of
the Labor Board and OF its decisions
was voiced by all speakers. Mr.. Jewell
charged that the railroads were at
tempting I, use the board to take an
unfair advantage OF the industrial sit
uation- The boards method Of draft
Ing rules TO supplant the national
agreement. wartime measure under
which the employees work at present.
was asserted to be impractical, be-
cause only of the 1S6 rules had been
substituted.
AIR. Jewell said he would demand of
the board that for once IL meet a Sit
uation In a practical way" and an
nounce the remaining rules simulta-
neously inssead of piecemeal. when
the board announces the substitute
rules, our committee will Ike a hal
lot" Mr. Jewell said IF the rules
are not satisfactory and the ballot
says 80, we will take the result TO the
railroads. Ii they refuse to grant our
reasonable demands, they will have
TO stand responsible and answer 10 the
American people"
y. 4. Good, chairman of the Penn
sylvania System Federation OF Shon
Crafts, said he thought that che Penn
sylVania had been selected to make
night for the open shop as the first
step N such an agreement amops nil
railroads.
The piecework system was condemn
ed by Edward Tegtmeyer, vice presi-
dent of the Blacksmiths' Union H.
said the attempt of the roads TO re-
instate piecework was an aggravation
to strike. The railroads have been ex-
pecting US TO strike" he said. "Thev
want us to strike SO they can put us
out OF business. We want your sug-
gestlons and advice, and when the
time comes tie your hats on. We're
going down the line. and going all the
way"
Northumberland members n,
six railroad shop crafts at mass meet.
ings here pledged themselves to obey
the orders OF the Railroad Departmen,
of the American Federation of.I .obor
Machinists, boilermakers, sfepaIr-
men, blacksmiths, sheet metal work
ers and electrical workers attended the
meetings.
They agreed not to engage In any
sporadic or local strikes and 10 follow
implicitly the program as arranged nv
the union chiefs.
The fight now rests on the shoulders
Of their officers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
COURT IN SESSION

The September Term al Court con
Vened on Monday with Judges CANA
Tier and Beall on tho E,nrh Chief
Judge BriScOe arrived on Tuesday
Captain WIZ, i. Chc~iry Ms 81, s,:rd
as foreman of the Grand jury, Judge
Camalie.' delivered the charge IN his
usual clear and comprehensive manner
Tuesday was OCCUPIED in trying tie
treSpasS case fright nf way; plHdc -
Hall, with HodgdoT and BriScnr for
Quade and VIM. NJ. Locker FOR Hall.
Trial by jury; verdict for plaintiff. -
and costs.
The first case disposed OF ou Wed
neSdav was "a criminal onc-SlatC "
Smith and Sosnervillc, rhargcA with
the larceny OF hay from tie SI~uu e
hanna Plantation. Guilt comics scG
and Court imposed sentence of years
confinement in Maryland House of
Correction. John II. L. Briscoe for
Stu; Wilmer and ching for defend
ants.
On Wednesday he Court took up
another trespasS case - Bea,c " Bis
cOe, WIN. NJ Locker, attorney for
Plaintiff; Wilmer and Ching for de-
feAdent. Trial by Court.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
News From tine Seventh

MIR. i. ii. DorSeT, of Baltimore,
spent SUNDAY and Monday with reIa-
! tiycs and friends in the Seventh.
SIR and Mrs. Cecil Gibson. of
Washington, were week end guests of
Mr.. GIb>on'S parents, Capt. aud Mrs.
John Joe Gibson, nf Abel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vanward, of
| AnacoStia, spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Morris, Of Blue
stone Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs John Barker, Of Bush
wood, are receiving congratulations
ON the birth of "a fine daughter.
Miss Ellie Pilkcrtou. Of the Capital
City. j. the guest nf her parents, MIR.
ard Mrs VIM. r. Ptlkcrtnn of Dynard
SIR. Luther Dingce. or Bushw, O 4.
nat his knr" and loot badly hurt last
To-day. An ice box h." was irving To
l'ft out OF his boat !c!i nn him Dr.
Palmer rendered m.'dicn AID.
Misses FIrni" ! p" Dent and Kath-
erin" ''Ih~0n, Of ChIptico. are nHs
teachers ~ ltiver Springs school.
TIE >I"rk visited the home of NJ
and Mrs Nm tBudhy) Gibson last
w"' k Lud icf; 'unc!ng baby boy.
Mr. Fenpi" Btile.. ofRivrr Springs
Will" motoring :" Iona, down last
F'n'dav, met with III t. AN accident on
TIA" rad nrwren tlia SchoOlhou<e and
Peter Guys. IL. met the telephone
truck on sharp curve and in trying
Ia avoid n; ran into tree and hrnIc
his windshield, cutting his sons leg
very badly. DIR. Grccnwrll rendered
necessary medical attention.
Mr. Marshall Mattinglv, Of St.
l'dtrick'S, whit driving Ia Nib!a'S
shop u have IA pair of oy Stcr tOng<
+ paired, met with quit" an accident
when his horse becamc frightened az "A
passing auto, broke his tongS all 10
pieces and, demolished his road cart
and kicked his pocket book containing
*lS out Of his pocket. Marshall did
not miss his money until he reached
home. lie returned In The scene of the
accident and found his money in the
top Of cedar tree.
TIE Oakley team journcycd To Ora
So .'' Sunday, Sept IL. aud defe4ted
al !" II, - u >. They also defeated
e. IA IN in well and closely played
Z 'no sunday last, IL too
Mes. Steve Graves and Charlie
Lacey werc doing business in this sec
ti"n Monday. MIR. Lacey claims to-
have the >marte>t horse in the Chap.
tico section. This horse, besides help
in2 him To put tobacco in his barn.
pumps his o.n water, and when nc
eats all the apples he can reach, backs
up against the tree and shakes 10.
GABRIEL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
Localwise & Otherwise

Mr.. and Mrs. r. French Drgrv a,.
tended the Fair al Indian Head on
Sept. 10.
On SUNDAY next the Leonardtown
baseball team will play Oakley on the
latter's grounds at g. 30 D. m.
Mrs. VIM. z. o'Berry, of soIomops.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ].
Martin, near Great Mills.
Mrs. Archie Bennett and Master
Allen Bennett, of Leonardtown. are
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. Porter, 1T Hyattsville
This Right Reverend Alfred Hard
Ing, Bishop of the Diocese Of Wash
ington, will ofiiciate in Leonardtown
and Valley Lee Sunday. Oct 10Th.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Hodgdon, OF
"Dang-on-the-Patu who have
been spending the simmer In Wash
inRton, have returned to their home.
The colored festival for st. Alloy
sius Church, LeOnardtown, will be
held on the Church grounds on Thurs
day, Sept. 18th. A banner affair is
being arranged for this occasion.
It. Aloysius festival, held on the
Church grounds on Tuesday, was a
most pronounced success Father
MOakley and his corps of efficient as
siStants deserve the success that crown
ed their efforts.
A Mission conducted By Fathers
Walsh and McAtec, of the Jesuit Mis-
sion Band, closed at st. Aloysius
Church, Lechardtown, ON Sunday.
The exercises were attended by all Of
the congregation.
Mrs. VIM. T., Gladstone, who has
been dangerously i'll at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Kate Hayden, is re-
ported TO he very much improved Ii
Is hoped that she will soon be entirely
out of danger.
The st. Mary's Council, Knights OF
Columbus, at It's October election, Sc
lectcd Mr.. John II. L. Eriscoe, Grand
knight; DIR. +. j. Bean, Deputy Grand
knight and Mr.. Kenneth Is. Duke, FL
nancial Secretary.
Misses Janice and Eleanor Loker
are both iilling positions in Baltimore.
Miss Janice IL teaching = kindergarten
class ia one Of the public schools and
MISS Eleanor Is stenograplcr for the
president OF Gouchcr College.
Messrs. Ebert Drury, Harris and
Henry Camalier, Dick GrccnWeli "a
Robert HAYDEN motored To Washing.
ton on Sunday last To- witness the base.
ball game between aShiugton aud
ClcTeland. The Nationals won, 1 To |.
The next regular meeting of the &C.
dar Point Literary and Debating So.
ciety will be held at Community Han
on Friday, Sept. BIRD. DR. Whit.
more will deliver an address and an
interesting program VIII be rendered
LOST, STRAYED OK STOLEN ~
Small white and tan setter dog
Answers To the name ''Huppy.' Very
dOcile and friendly. LIlnra' rev ard
will be given for information leading
to his recovery. Harry Conhs, Leon
ardtOwn.
Indian Head forfeited a rather IN
interesting game If bail 10 NJ chanic~-
Vile IN the Sth inning, 1T Mechanics
willie "n Sunday. la the S,ii InHIgg
with The score - - IA their favor.
the Indian Head team left the field
after disputing Umpir.' Joe Hun. de-
ciSions ON balls aud strikes. Pitcher
HUI Was not in his usual good form
and retired n favor nf Jim MaIlinply
In the End inning after Indian !icad
had rolled uD ruh lead
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
GENERAL
> <@S~EN~~AS

Lee DeForrest. wireless promoter,
who arrived in New York on the Beren-
garia, predicts opera by radio within
u short time.
building contractors started the
"open shop" in Chicago when they
hired hundreds of men in other cities
To come TO Chicago and work for 81
an hour scale that union men refused
TO accept.
North Dakota's recall election, aimed
at state officers elected with Non-Parti-
san League Endorsement, will be held
October Is under proclamation pre-
pared by Thomas Hall, secretary Of
state.
a campaign backed by the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor will be
launched 10y the United Textile Work
erS Of America TO organize southern
textile mills.
n decision by the Department OF
Justice on the question of modIfica-
ton of the Big Five packers decree
will be withheld pending hearing for
all Interested parties, officials said.
Board of Public Safety of Louisville.
Ny, served notice OH all citizens TO re-
main away from proposed meeting Of
the ku klux Khan and warned owners
of the public halls not to rent the
places TO the organization.
President Harding, on his vacation
trip, visited West Point Military
Academy.
Post Office Department announced
regular mail service, including parcel
post, Is open 10 Russia.
V. A Sanders, crop statistican of the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture. estimates apple crop for this
year will total 1,5JO,OOO barrels,
bumper crOT
Police G., nmissiOner Enrisht an
nounced that no auction sale Of IN
empio. ell men, such as that planned
for Bryant Park, will be permitted in
New York city.
Deputy Labor Commissioner BuIks
of Connecticut estimates that 1O,GQ
laborers have left the state during the
year for their homes In Europe.
President Alexander HOwat ordered
strike Of 300 coal miners employed
by the Spencer-Newlands Company at
Pittsburgh. Kan.
Between Is and 20 per cent OF the
Income tax payers In , Nv York Fed
eral Reserve District are believed TO
have defaulted on their third INSTALL
ment, according 10 Frank Bowers, col
lector Of internal revenue for New
York.
Cuban taxi drivers petitioned the
municipality Of Havana to lower the
standard rates as they find they can
cut existing charges by one-third by
substituting alcohol for gasoline as a
motive power.
Senate Finance Committee reconsli-
ering Its action on the part Of soft
drink section % the House tax bill
decided TO make tax on cereal and
other beverages, carbonated and dis
titled, two cents a gallon.
Getting jobs for the jobIess ex-
service men viii be the most important
business under discussion by the Con-
necticut American Legion which held
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

LONDON.-In a telegram sent 70
Premier Lloyd George at GaIrioch.
Scotland, canon dc Val~ra, is consld.
cred in high quarters in London TO
nave Indicated desire for a continu-
alton Of the negotiations looking TO
Pence In Ireland.
NE" ToRk.-The marriage Of the
Rev. DIR. Perry f,tickney Grant. rector
OF the Church Of the Ascension, to
Mrs. Fit de Acosta Lydlg. former wife
Of Major I4AiliD NJ. LydIg. cannot be
performed by any clergyman Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. under a
ruling issued by Bishop William II.
Manning.
coNsTANTINoPLE.-Reports from
AnEora say that the Greek Army Is in
general retreat, abandoning wounded.
automobiles and a large quantity Of
war material
LoNDON.-The Worlds Methodist
Conference drew up an address for
circulation IN Methodist churches
throughout the fold calling for "ag-
gressiye, militant Christianity"
cENEvA--sussestions tending TO
bring about mediation between Turkey
and Greece have been made In League
Of Nations circles by persons who are
connected with the Greek deIega-
ton.
PHILADELPHIA.-fSine men are
known to be dead, nine are frightfuIIy
injured as the result Of the stimuli
tane0us explosion Of three immense oil
stills In the plant Of the Atlantic Re-
filming Company, Point Breeze, where
five persons lost their lives In a SINH
lar catastrophe August Is Of this
year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22

Who decides what taxes nu .h1ll
payG Who fxes Uncle S4gi'> a'iox
ance on g. package OF no.,dsss ar =
steam loGomotive2 There l. IA M
usual group @. SenPfo-s in Washing
s''n. forming the Senate finaBc. rsg-rl
mitiee, wsip attend - these isflle thiI.s.-
ssnut million other Resd
= t"'i' work. hcs the, tiX snsr tax,s
md .''-s i.i'.y reach the. CONCLUSIONS,
IN The Washington Sunday Star, Sep
tember .. Order your copy of The
Sunday Star today ADV.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
MAKES HEAVY CUTS
IN INCOME SURTAXES
Reduces Maximum Rate From IS
to 80 Per Cent and Lowers
Other Figures.

WashingtOn.-The Senate Finance
ton of the revenue bill, but adopted
farreaching provision on Income
surtaxes which reduces the yield from
Income taxes provided In the House
bill by $1s.OOO,O0O and effects total
reduction In the Income tax payments
Of $lIS,OO0OO0. The rates agreed upon
will reduce the taxes of the small tax
payer considerably, but the greatest
reduction Is made in the taxes OF the
rich through reducing the maximum
surtax rate to 81 per cent from CO per
cent
The bill Is virtually completed and
with one or two exceptions follows the
essential details of the House measure.
Excess profit taxes are repealed rs Of
next January. The agreements reach
ed by the Senate committee depart
only slightly from the House proposals,
except that the Finance Committee
proposes n repeal of the tax on capital
stock, effective July ], 1922.
Two controversial matters remain to
be disposed of the proposal of Senator
Smoot TO offer n substitute bill, the
chief provision Of which is n sales tax,
and the proposition of Senator Calder
to place heavy tax on beer.
Substantial reduction In the income
surtaxes are recommended by the FL
nance Committee. These reductions
will mean n saving To the taxpayers OF
SlS.OOOOOO from the amount they
would he required to pay under the
House proposals. The greatest saving
In the Senate as well as the House
proposals comes to the wealthy
through the reduction OF the maximum
surtax rate To b per cent. Those who
have incomes approaching $1,000. 900
and over, 1t Is estimated by the ex-
perts, will have u saving of 80 to 80
per cent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
Long Drought Cuts Fruit Yield

Dry wcrihcr- has further curtailed
the prospective fruit crop of the State.
according to =. Il. Shaw. specialist in
h Drticulture for the University of
Maryland Extension Service, who in
his September forecast of fruit and
vegetable prospects, estimates a II
per cent. apple crop for Maryland
This will mean" says Mr.. Shaw,
about so, 600 bushels compared to a
production of more than 5000. 600
bushels last year. Prices, however,
promise To be considerably above last
years figure for the little fruit that
Maryland growers will have to sell.
Prices apparently have not become
stabilized as yet and on the New York
market are ranging from So to IS. 80 q
barrel, depending on variety. Sales
of Maryland fruit so far reported have
been at varying figures, - q bushel
being the most frequent quotation.
According tn Mr.. Shaw, the bulk of
the apple crop in the United States will
come from the State of Washington
with a predicted crop of 24,53S, 600
bushels and New York with forecasts
of %, 9S6, COO bushel crop. Other
States, chiefly those in the West. will
have comparatively large crops, but
will be far below the production in
New York and Washington.
Not only has the drv weather affect.
I'd the apple and small fruit crops
throughout the State, but reports from
numerous counties indicate serious
damage to both sweet and Irish potato
yields. Blight has also injured the
Irish potato crop in manv sections.
according to Mr.. Shaw, while many
communities report poor stands of
potatoes on account of the dry weather
earlier in the season.
Reports received by MIR. Shaw, cover
ing potatoe prospects. show a wide
spread damage due To drought. Balti-
more county apparently Jared better
than most other sections of she State
and is the only county to report plenty
of rain and prospective potatoe crop
of as much as 50 per cent Calvert, on
the other hand seems to have been
most, seriously affected the report
from that section indicating not more
than % per cent. potato yield. Re
ports from Eastern Shore counties
mention the need of rain a. i almost
without exception predict poor pro-
duction due TO prolonged dry weather
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22

Mr.. Jim Harden. acconnaniea b,
ar. and Mrs. Bob Harden and Mrs.
Ryan, of Washington, spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. Nit
cheli Higgs Friday. Sept. IL Leaving a
baby hoy
The CHnni - h--.fati team was
agatD ccIeG.eJ ~ OaE.Sy SUNDAY last
the score being IL to 10. Compton
gill play Maryland Springs Sunday,
Sept. 3.
Miss Goldie EweIl. teacher Of Comp
ton school. who has been very Ill, Is
convaiescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rambo. of Alex. Va.
accompanied by Miss BlaLche Browne,
spent Sunday with Mrs. James E..
Browne.
Misses Beatrice Abell and Veva
Leach, former pupils of Compton school
are DOW students at st. Mary Aca-
denny, Lsonardtown.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Davis and
two children, Lorraine and Helen, ae-
companied by Misses Ida Davis and
Anna Mae Yates. motored to Wash
ingion Sunday, Sept. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison EweI and
daughter, Bernice, motorcd TO Wash
ingtOn Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs
Ewell returned home Monday, but Ber-
nice will attend school in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Harrison, ac-
cOmpanied by Miss Belle Yates, of
this section. Mr.. Ed. Domof and SIS
ter, Miss Catherine Domoff, of Wash
ington, notOrcd to- Luray Cave, Va 4,
last week
II Is so hot and dry in this section
that oS Sters are being caught that
have du-t 10 them and sweet potatoes
are being dug that are roasted
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
S.afarrh cannof Re cnnen

by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as thay
cannot reach the seat OF the disease
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly infiu-
snced BIZ constitutional conditions. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrh.
u ~ taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
System. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
- composed Of some Of the best tonIcs
known. combined with some of the best
blood purifiers. The perfect combination
OF the ingredients In HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE Is what produces such won
derful results in catarrhal conditions
Druggists 75c. Testimonials free.
+. J. Cheney e Co.. Props. Toledo. o
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
Dance
Notice TO Creditors.

Orphans Court OF St. Mary's County,
Sct:-Aug. .. 1921.
This is to give notice that the sub
Scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court for ST. Mary's County, letters
testamentary on the estate of
WILLIAM f. BURCH,
late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned To exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof, to-
the subscriber, on or before the 9th
day OF February, 1872; they may other
wise by Law bc excluded from all bene-
III of said estate All persons indebt-
ed 10 said estate arc requested ~ make
immediate payment.
ELI r. BURCH,
LEWIS T.. BURCH,
Slut. Executors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
TiDEWATER LINES EXTENDS

IL is of great interest to- the people
of Southern Maryland to learn that
the Tldewater Lines, Inc. have es-
tablished bus service inLo Benedict via
Hughesyllie. "a well "a into Wood
vile, wa Braudywine The people Of
these communities have wanted Tide
water service tor quite some time. and
there i no DOUBT mat these extensions
will he we'll patronizcd 10y the general
public, and the people OF Southern
Mary land.
The Underwater Lines intend 10 make
other extensions into newer territory
as soon as practical.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
Real Estate for Sale

| have for sale tract of land
on the State Road. near Park
Hall, st. Mary's County, very
near st. Mary's River, containing
about Us ACRES. of which about so
acres are cleared and balance well
timbered with pine and oak.
Improved by two tenant houses.
one small stable and other small
outbulldings. st. Mary's Semi
nary, a school for young ladies,
about B miles away. Convenient
to stores, public school and
churches. Land level and in
good condition.
HARVEY w. HILTON,
PARK HALL. MD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
No Substitute offered

Say what you will about druggists
Offering something 'just as good" be-
cause il pays a beper profit. the fact
still stands that Ninety nice out of a
hundred druggists recommend Cham
berlain's Collie and Diarrboea Rem.
edy, when the best medicine for diar-
rhoea is asked for, and do So because
they know from what their customers
say of il, that il can be erended upon.
Advertisement.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22

: three day State convention at New
Haven.
POSTMASTER General Hays announced
appointment OF Ralph ii. Matthiessen,
q New York, as special assistant OF
the Postmaster General.
The schooner Majestic. with 30 pas
sensers and crew. from Demerara for
barbados, Is believed 10 have been lost
IN the hurricane which swept over the
region September s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
JAMES ARCHIBALD PILKERTON

The body of James Archibald Pill
kertOn, SON of James r. Pilkerton, of
Mechanicsville, the first st. Mary's
countian killed in action in France
during the World War, and who made
the supreme sacrifice on June Il, 1918,
was brought home and buried nj ST.
Joseph's Cemetery on Sept. IL May
he rest In peace.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22
The KEY That Unlocks
The Door 90 Long Living

The men OF eighty-Gve and ninety
years of age are not the rotund, we'll
fed, hut thin. spare men who live on a
slender diet. BE as careful as ne will,
however, man past middle age will
occasionally eat too much OF some ar
tic.e Of food not suited to his consti-
tuition, causing indigestion or cOnsti.
patton and viii need dose OF Cham
berlain'S Tablets tn move his bowels
and invigorate his stomach. When
this is done, there j. no reason WHY
the average man should not live To- a
ripe old ge.-hdvcrti
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-22

As a purgetive, Chamberlain Tab
lets are the exact thing required.
Strong enough for the most robust,
mild enough for children. They cause
IN agreeable moyeGSent of the bowels
wl3hout any of that terrible gripping.
They are easy and pleasant to take
and agreeable in effect.-AdvertiSe-
ment'