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New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Bonds Good Investments

Question-Wlu you please state which
Of the three securities mentioned below
would be the safest investment: Chica go
& Northwestern Railway ffteen-year sla
per cent secured gold bonds, Pennsylvania
Balroad Radet,i + per cent 5onds when issued
bonds Are the PennsyIvania bonds is
sued in denominations smaller than 81, 600?
j. r, W.
Answer-The Pennsylvania Railroad
bonds come in $500 pieces. We pre-
fer the Chicago & Northwestern is
sue Of the three you mention.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Wants to Erchange Japanese Bonds

QuestIon-My modest lnvestments re-
Gently comprise Ave shares American rele
phone ana Telegraph Co. 500 bond Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph 1925 per
cent 5000 bond Victory. 1928, ~ per
INT, $500 bond French. l945. per cent,
200 bond Japanese, 1881. per cent To
strengthen MY saycst-@nt position would
/ not be wise IN exchanging tl6o Japanese
for low coupon long term railroad bond
at about the SANE price, or would you
suggest putting the proceeds in d pre-
ferred stock? / would like to get at least
8 per cent on a long term bond and 7
per cent on a preterrad stock.--A. 3.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15

Answer-The following bonds are
well secured and would fit your needs,
In our opinion: Southern Railway de-
velopment and general A As 1855, to
return S.53 and yield TO maturity 6.97
per cen& selling around 81; New York
Central L Hudson River Lake Shore
collateral trust 3 3as 1898 at So for a
current return of $50 per cent, and
st. Louis & San Francisco prior lien
A As 1850, TO yield at g. I'll per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15

/, Y std.sa "a =, kFINs.--IN PURSUANCE OF
ssessefFoga,. Henoraels John p cohaian.
ICE d h ol the County OF New YORK.
sia.ras ssseny given to all persons hav-
!. he eonasssia nassainst Rush G., Hawkins, late
see, "a y Of New York. deceased, 10
= satacrihsssa me, with vouchers thereof, co
aass 4, e. ~ It's place of lransac1ing
{. u TI,sssas Office OF Edward n. Perkins,
"a or s.t straet. in the City OF New
aeA,s6 N.s' lore the 18th day Of Jans next
4ssts :" York. the 4th day ef Decen-
sssw Yoep AAfEs TRUST COMPANY OF
$sRARn (, Temporary Aauiinist rnSor.
ssss1Dara ~ PERKINE. Attorney for
sststossns Administrators, Otfioe snd
asseusSS q sAsaaress. No. 81 William Street,
w sisnhattane Esw York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of the debtor, the
second that Of creditor and date when
judgment was 6led:
Frank, Noel. Dorfman; March
Rossnfsid 80, fsEI sarah.N. 7. County
National Bank; Oct. ., 1914 s7,,so
sams@sams: S6sn0ssSns Dec. s2, 1914 (can-
same@sane; G1tso :1,:' Dec. "a, 1914 ican-
samS9same; Getsa Jan. ii. 1918 ican-
sa@e@same; GStea} Jan. 1s, 1915 joan-
raSt sobwsTtz GTl.' ct al; March -, 1919 s,5s7a5
Ostrove, Moses and Abrahsrn-S.
Bayer ct al; Jan. 10, 192l.,... 1,s3s'z4
Dl.IlSJ al. Jan %, 1891. i........~,..... 1,4Ss.2s
H'snty snninp. De Dec. 92 i916..4e..... 10000
f'TssH1 BfandorT; july IS, 1890 tre-
Mqhe.' Tan "a 4'I5SI iSi5. a75s7s
EriRRer. Xxx; i Louise-Kips Bay Brew-
ing and Mating Co.; June H.
yTisEer. Xxx Dick W c.-same; June 80,
can4arIa M 1as' Charles o.-Guarantee
isso. aS' W. ..'.........,.... =. -,s ts.soss7
opperman. Anton, and Men r.
is15.a....,....e.,e.e. pIFoSsA, '...'-. a,sssIs
6F9w9pi VoThaas oot4 ct all Jan. IL; 1881. 1881
Rosso, Bennie, and PeIlegrtno Col
letti ard Vito Perrone-People,
etc, June &c. 1913 vacated: 10000
Nasano wttz, Joseph Goodrich;
May IS, 1915 ..-........ s9I'4S
g. & CO. Ho=isF SEPT. Is, 1918 1,s21.55
Knox, william H, & Co, Inc
Inc: In March y. G52o,........,' a.1ss.7s
McGee. Eugene &c Kriser;
July 81. 1899 {vacated( 49,. 2,S5si2
Nov. 10. is2o ..........-...,. 1o4.Ts
Watt Thomas Tiffany s. Co;
Ferguson. samuel I.-c. ],
Bsnisch ct al; Aug. 20, 1913. 2Ts.ss
Marcus Morris and William
Barain--M. Mayer: Oct 10.
1918 .......,.-. ....::::-r. sxs-sl
same--same; Oct. 10. 1913: 1855
April Apr IS. 1913 ...,....,..-....' Isa.1s
Photobell Works. Ine---Wolton
Art Printing Co. Jan 10, 1891 21s.as
samuels, san--T. steinberg; Jan,
Iavitzi vi l'-i Eiias NE. Gadiitf; ~
Aug. IA 1917 .....-......,...' 1s2.so
swe7ey, Arthur H.. and Fred
eriek 8. Nev!ns--Broadway Bar
gain House. Sept Is. 1915 (can-
Hefner. stephen. John Dsnshsr.
Waiter Erickson and John Far
rest-Morris Plan Co.. Mex
York: Sept. is, 1a1s.......... 1880
Goes. Prank Al. W. Bell st al;
Jan II, 1871 ...............~. aIss
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
h &c" YolN. the seth day Of Noveua.
EDWIN b. SHELDON.

sAASfEl erzv1x,> Executor.
To- o. os,ss. sf'Y MouR. Attorney fof Execu.
wy Ss%s We and P .. Address. so Broad.
elsy 'oagh OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15

ed December 81 amounted 70 5,13l ,4of,
compared with $2,786,4 ,4l4 for the cor
responding period Of the previous year
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15

II an y; g., saELD0N-In PuRsU ANCH
9SaAl.ANo ofae{ s,, Of Honorable JOHN r.
.ss Yort' surrogate of The County OF
psssona sNSIlCE is hereby given 20
SasSas Sasf having claims against LOUISA
isss, 60 late Of ths County of New
ssssaert .5ss9a, .5sSa, to present the same with
s.ses ei .Tsol 20 the subscriber. at his
Z Danje enaactng business at the offica
Z heaayeSSe seymour, his attorney, at No.
snsh, 4 Ia the Borough OF Man
New ya,ssh she City OF New York. state
los, s on or before the 1st day Of
~ is.ss .ssew YosN. the seth dax Of Nnv.rn.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Judgments is Filed
ss,ses72

The following judgments were flied yes
terday, the first name being that OF the
debtor:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
SURRoGATEs' NOTICES

IISA, i ma. ,g..ATHARINE AMoRY BENNETT
iao bbS'SSusoee SuSoee OF an order Of Honora ble
ii ,ss Ssr,oT ioTk, NOTICE Is hereby given 10
anCfy anssss sa having claims against Catharine
sss Yasan Ssnnet Able, late OF the County OF
sih yo,,oh I deceased, TO present the same
seir nhna thereof, to the subscribers. at
stee ~ 30 ps. o. tranaacting business at the
= ,ao Fsrkias sIs.is 4 Train. their attorneys. at
aaaasr,oss "th Avenue, in the Borough OF
4 EsS W. 10 the City Of New York. state
'sas. 1921 a, On or before shs 21st day Of
u. 1 ssssi New York, the eth day OF Dsoss..
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06

rs THE rnee Tor prefers4s9 geofg
4 cite crepe has uaiatainei the lead
as a fayorlte ma7eriai for blousas. but
flne batlste II gaining nna may nj
ivsst cnich % with ii. Wheh the mat.
~ q new blpuses couiea ap fet CEN
siglnrBgien and turns ONES iheaehts to.
aard spring, II alli be wiae ~ con.
slGeT bpth these materials for new I'm
portailons reveal The bailste bionme
wiih ene lace ana tneks furnishing its
eiabali hmens. represented IN mary
dniuif ard beautiful modcls. An mn.
eading variety of hieusaS atar,iua wIsA
strictly tailored Styles and cudlng Wlsii
handsome hefFllied dFasna All rivnl.
iHg geegeetfc In dainiiness promise to
hloseplA out With fhe uprinsiime TlHg
Will seon ~ en display IL TIC shops.
aaB rleyee neeile@nama wjli husy
themselves eapsing taem
r. Tie m3Hlltne eemeelte. tm.
hrsidete1 ID SIX or heaae alis Ii ihe
plerln he9weeh seasqus. IN auch sas.
sfarscry uafcts as ,itaas shosea 81 lhe
ssfe. A the ieft n iha two siosfb
slIaagsr moee has i round ueek
baraersi .lla design wpFsaa uai la
EFeaei hupls g. sipsulsspa FMneh
saess 81 eyenSi eelAfs. ID flta ar
Ureiders, as IL fhe ee0feesie. TIE
ehoire % tnieFE II anserprG by insli
adaai iaAle mnslHe opportunity fot
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
IN MEhfORI4M

Ia sad bit loYlnR memory % ny
dear grand -muthor, Lucy DELLA
HARDEN, who departed this ms No.
yomber 2ith, l}20. Ia The 7gth ycay ~
her age.
10 lhe graveyard sohie s'cepinK,
where the iloNerS isp0tly save,
Lies the one We loved % dearly
IN her lonely. silent gtaec
Sleep on. dear graBd-m0tfe and take
your rest.
God called you home, &c ihonghi IS
best
IL was hard indeed 10 part wit thse,
But Gods strong arm Supported a,e.
! never can forget ypn, dear grand
inotsief,
While IN Ibis world ! star.
And when the form of death a'efiasas
me,
Meet me, dear grandmother, On nss
way,
by Her Loving Grand Daughter,
DELLA ARNOLD.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
CARDINAL IMPROVING.

The condition of Cardinal Gibbons,
which has caused great concarn aud
sympathy throughout the country, was
so much improved on Monday that he
was moved from the residence OF Rob
ort + Shriver, 81 Union Mills, to his
own residence IN Baltimore. He stood
the trip wcll and his physicians feel
very optimistic over his chances OF
complete recovery. Among those who
called Mt his home on Tuesday was
Gov Richie Visitors arc sill ex-
eluded from the aged prela,e's roofis,
but many inquiries are being received
and given him. Tho Cardinal appear
ed greatly touched by the many sym
pathetic messages sent him.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
1 i nm
Oakley Nd. Jan I !

Dear BEACON:
1 With apologies to - Fl Nkase
Christmas artiase was read Witl ikHeh
| interest, I am m6slne Oh New Year j
morning while Others sleep. ixlp0 afIel.
| the clarion ! call oE dawn. ard, liks
| IS III, In a relnlnlseent mood
! Tune was when | was taught lo sflift
right on New Year morning. rat ont
all thf little errors 0f my ways and
nrnmtSe for veaf 70 hold f.lxl tsi nv
resolution. Wisl4c did fet sw'ss X
prove true | have, ID ny IAh yours
witnessed those who, addicted 90 ex-
cesses, proved faithful 10 the very end.
and from IL have been made 10 feel
that good resolution Is belter for be-
ing made even II afterwards broken.
OF the little brown Jug, that once
brought the Cheer that deel not ene-
briate.u and which Is now banIshed
from our fresides, / am thinking Of
those, once law-abiding and now IN
many ways Inconsistent, Hho deny to-
others also law abiding once that
which they enjoy; laws that are SO
numerous as TO make 1t so one must
be lawyer TO know how TO kiss his
baby or his wife.
The more laws that are made With
intent to make men good the greater
the antagonism they will arouse APP
pealto the 'sstiil small voice" which
inspires the sense of right and connerns
the wrong and you bring hack respect
for law. The home, from the time OF
jacob and before, has held its sway
where parental influence predoninated
and where the precepts Of life wore
handed down 10 us, vet some will err
and all the laws ever passed will not
make us perfect
Peace aud good will, II praesiced.
can make Us happy and II tho little
brown jugD comes back some day
we'll have the cheer also and with the
poet say:
Il lived, loved, quanod like thec.
died, Jet earth my bones resign,
Fill up thou cap's st not ifiure mo.
The worm hath fouier lips than thine :
Better 10 hold the sparkling grape
Than nurse the earthworm's sliray
brood,
And circle In the goblct's shape
The drink ofgods', thanrepiiles' fond h
DIR. -.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06

a
IN Tuesday, Ian. 4th, 1927, at j AZ
n Jphn Jennings Cecil, aged p
years died at the home ufsSss parents.
Alr And Mrs. George g. Cecil at Val.
lew Ire Ieath was the result Of ~
phold feFer aed came after en illness
Eof dai IL, was d most fxemplary
.y3stiig min and one whose short career
sAAfe ~ psami,r at Vi bright and
fsst I'll she After attending Leon
aud lt# itEli Sslsool & assumed IL
Encouragement oI his fathel1s nlEll. whsril
he operated until he contracted tho III
ness which resulted 10 his untimely
death.
Funeral services, with Requium Mass
we're held at st. Georges Church, on
Wednesday, January 5th
The BEACON extends its sympathy
to the bereayed family.
May he rest in peace.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06

son Agl, Chairman Maioy, Of
- efpNe fNafg lca Commission, and.
floe3ps jThairman Markali, OF the
use Nis Commission, and Auto.
pro commissioner Baughman, viii
a StApng ~ the roads la Southern
Ia 'nyhd to outline plans for impr0g-
e1r fnetoFbus transportation for the
eountles Of Calvert, ST MarY's, Char
los and Anne Arundel and 10 make
this system tributary t0 BEltlmore In
stead of 10 Washington, Hs Al present,
This, however, Is only part Of Il gen.
efal system of motorbns tranSporta-
finn being worked ont by the Public
Service Commission at the request of
Governor Richie, which Is expected
to cover tie entire State, 10 provide
regular and frequent service where
there are no railroads and 10 supple
mont tho railroad service where rail-
roads e4ist.
Tire Southern Maryland section will
| be taken np first because nos there II
| Ia that section real bus service which
the operators, the Tidewater I'ranspor-
tation Company. desire to extend, and
because southern MARYLAND suffers
| more from the lack ot good transpor.
OF the State.
| Ills felt that the State owes some
thing In the way Of improved trnnspor-
/ tation 10 this section, and almost ey-
| cry Governor for more than genera
| Lion has tried 10 solve the problem
| The late Governor Crothers spent
much time and thought upon 1t, but his
efforts failed, largely because he vas
trying To have railroads established
while there was not sufficient traffic ia
the section to justify railroad building
and capitalists we're not willing to puI
money into a proposition Of that soga
and then be compelled 10 walt fos
/ years for any returns.
Plans for development of the exist
ing serYine Ia Southern Maryland u
4 bring traffic Of that section 10 Balti
more instead Of taking Il 10 Washing
ton contemplate The establishment Of Q
ferry across the patuxent river from
Solomon's Island 10 the Sc. Mary'i
county shore Az the water gets ex
ceedingly rough there at times q stnrd,
boat of considerable size would be re
Iguired 10 insure regular trims, and i
It's Thought likely that this ferry woult
have to be subsidized by the State, al
Is the ferry between Annapolis anc
lClaiborne, connecting the eastern ans
4 Western shores.
With a means OF crossing the Fatux
ent provided, traffic from oil parts o
| Southern Maryland could FLOW int,
| Baltimore. Two or three small bu
| lines nov operating in Southern Mary
land probably would be absorbed b,
the Tidewater Company and a stronl
company established.
i The I'idewater Company plans 10 pa
additional capital into its venture II /
can get franchise for sufficient tern
Of years and have the possibility o
competition eliminated. II will estab
lish service stations along its route a
intervals of 20 or rs miles. so that re
pairs can be made promptly or /
brokendown bus replaced without I'm
due loss of time.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
Notice 10 Creditors.

Orphans Court of st. Mary's County,
Set Nov 8, 1870.
~ 10 give notice that the sub
SCI has obtained from the Orph-
Court for 81. Mary's County, let.
testamentary 90 the estate ~
LAURA v, RALEY,
late OF said county, deceased All
persons having elAitas against said
deceased are hereby warned % oeShibii
the same with the vouchers thereof, q
tho subscriber on or before thn 9th
day OF May, 1921; they may other.
wisa by law be- excluded from alibeue.
IL OF said estate. All persons indtht.
ed 10 said estate are requested 10 make
Immediate payment.
CALVERT RALEY,
ii-ii-6.. Administrator.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
GEORGE Il. ADAMS.

Died at his homo In Washington, ID.
C., on Saturday, DEG. is. George II.
Adams, aged Al years, son Of the late
Sylvester Adams and brother Of the
late j Wilson Adams. He was ma
tive Of this county, but for rs years
bad resided in Washington, md was
we'll known and highly esteemed
He Is survived by his widow, form
erly Miss Lizzie Harrison, Of Upper
Marlboro, two children and sister,
Mrs. w. w. Mattinglg, of Trent Hall.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
RUTH sPALDING. $

AS the result OF a stroke Of paraly-
sis on Christmas Eve about 0 sp. m. /,
Mrs. Ruth Spaldings wife of Sam
Spalding, keeper Of the county Aims
House, died on Sunday morning. Dec.
26th. Besides her husband she is
survived by four childr en-, three boys
and one girl.
Funeral services wore held on Nom
day, Dec. 2z, ut st. Joseph's Church.
Morganza.
May she rest In peace.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
Neac Year Greetings

This is the time for New Year reso.
lUtlons Resolve II yonr eyes give
YOU any trouble 20 have them attended
TO, II may save you suffering and
money. So don't neglect thetn i
will be Ia Gsennardtogn. at MIR. Charlie
Foxwell's, on Tuesday. Jan. lltl.
1921. also resolve ~ give son aS
good eeryice as any ono will gnE
dag only. Tweuts Two years expcrl-
enee. At your servIcn.
1. r. BEAuGHAMfs,
Registered Optnmetfist.
l5ls N Bond 81, baltimore. Nd
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
Notice TO Creditors.

Orphans Court of ST. Maryis County
Set; November y, 1890.
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
ROBERT Il. HAYDEN,
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 23rd
day OF May, 1921; they may other.
wise BY law be excluded from all bene.
Id 0f said estate Ali persons inaebt.
ed to said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
THOS. a. HAYDEN,
Il-25-6t. Administrator.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
Poa1ER--FoxwELL

on Monday, Dec. 27th, 1920, Mrs.
Elizabeth Foxwell, widow Of the late
Captain John Foxwell, was married 10
Mr.. Iohn B. Porter. OF Washington,
ID. G., the ceremony being performed
az the home OF Mr.. Archie Bennett,
brother OF the bride, Following a
brief wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs Port
er have established their residence III
Washington.
The BEACON presents itseornpliments
and best wishes.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
wARE--MEREDITH.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Meredith. OF
Pearson, have announced the marriage
OF their daughter, Elsie May, 10 Mr.,
Harry Otis Ware, at Laredo, Texas,
November "a, 1920. The young couple
met in France, where the bride was
serving as Red Cross nurse, aud the
groom was Captain OF Artillery In
American forces. They will make
their future home in Tampico, Mexico,
where Mr.. Ware has oil interests
The BEACON extends its congratula-
tions and best wishes
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
Series of Card Parties
For the Hospital

At the first Sunday meeting Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of st Mary's Hos
pital II vas decided to hold series Of
card parties for the benefit Of the Hos
pitai. They will prove entertaining
during the long winter evenings aud
will furnish funds 20 supply some OF
this institutions most pressing needs
The first OF the parties will be given by
Mrs. @. Il. Grecnwell~at the residence
Of Or. and Mrs. +. r. Greenwell, Leon
,ardtown, ON Wednesday, Jan. l2fh,
beginning promptly at $ o'clock
Plenty OF tables win be provided.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
RELIGIOUS NO TICES

Church services tor ST. Mary's
County Winter schedule:
Leonardtown: Every Sunday MORN
ing ii D. ms except 1st 10 month.
Church school half hour earlier
Valley Lee Poplar HiliE Eyery
Sunday afternoon 2.30 b. M, except
LIST SUNDAY. Every lst Sunday II d. N.
Church school hall hour earlier.
REy. H. q. GOODMAN, Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
Road Engineer Owens Resign.

Announcement Is made oi the resi-
nation oi Robert H. Owens as residen {
engineer ~ the State Roads Commits.
sion FOR this district, 10 take effect
January / George H. Parker, oi
Prince Georges Co, has been named
TO sncceed him Tho district includes
Ptinee George 5, Charles, st. Mary's
and Calvert counties. parts OF Mont
gomefg and Anne Arundel counties
aud tho Washington Baltimore boulc.
ward from the District OF Columbia
line 20 the patgpseo sigef nt Elkridge
The office will hA moved from Hyatts
villc 10 Upper Marlboro. Maryland
independent
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
JAMES FEacusoN.

On Tuesday, Dec. 2sth, James Fer
guson. aged II years, died at his home
near Hollywood, and was buried at
Holly Hill.
The deceased was we'll known and
was probably the oldest well digger In
the county. He was an upright, use-
ful citizen who will be greatly missed
in his community.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06

We cfHeF gloe.ue Tor any casa os eataffh
that cannot tN cured bY B&f.tsE
CATAnHH MEDICINE
HALLS CATAILfsH MEDICINE "A take
en- internally and antn through tie Heed
on tho Mucous Surfaces Of The System.
Sold ny druggists for pvSE forty yeatss
Price sEc TeasfE1oniaia ffea.
n. J. Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
Application For 0ysler Ground

Geo. II. Lepbarsit. About II acres
ST. Mary's County.
Located 10 Curkold's Creek. trilu.
tary oi PatuScnt River, ~ the mouth
OF Mill Creek and adjacent 10 The
property of Charles X. CLARKE aud
on the south side thereof. Ia the wa
teFs of st. MARY County, as shown
on published chart No ~.
Protests must bo iiled with tho Clerk
of The Circuit Court for ST Mary =
County on or before February 5, 1921
CONSERVATION COMMISSION or Mn
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICE

For 81. .25 We will send. to any reader
Of this paper, two-lh. box Of our
fresh homemade, handicapped mssort-
ed chocolates, postage prepaid. Ne
better chocolates made. Send us by
mail 81 25 for d trial box.
PURITY CONFECTIONERY Co.
220 w, Mulberry ST., baltimore, Md
5s22sI0-Ig.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06
WANTED

To buy feather bed, apply al Bes-
con Office.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-01-06

Il nfAn as e44elr guests Mr.. HOugeS ldbuHf
Mr.. Charles II. Hodges, his sister,
Miss Celestine b. Hodges, OF Wash
ington, and Mr.. ]. L. Vandergrift, of
Baltimore.
A very important meeting OF the ST.
Mary's Tobacco Growers Association
will be held at the Court House, Leon-
ardtown, on Saturday, January ID, at
1902 M. Business Of utmost import
ance to the growers viii be transacted.
s4ssss ne parish re union at sSt Georges
lrch, Valley Lee, was very success
nnd those In charge desire TO ex-
b their thanks to the merchants OF
I seeond district who so generously
ated the prizes.
Ii. ada Mrs. Alexander r. Hodgdon
avivd an informal ''at homeu In
& III Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Dana
hzsls sJn. at nDana-on-the-Patu /
hursdayl afternoon, January O,
block. No cards have been is
I'D all friends are Invited,
Victoria Bailey, who has been
ing college,, has returned to her
81 at River Springs for the holidays
short visit with friends and
relatIv9A In Baltimore,
Mrs. Mamie Greenwell, OF Hunters
Retreat, has enjoyed holiday visits
from her two sons, Mr.. Charles Green
we'll. student at Georgetown Univer-
Hity Medical school, and Mr.. VIM. G.
lreenweli, who has been employed in
baltimore,
The County Commissioners met on
lnuary eth and appointed Mr. John
Reeder, .IBs, OF Newburg, Charles
1unty, as road engineer to succeed
IL. IL. n. r. Smith, who resigned
H Reeder comes highly recommended
lid win take charge of tho roads or
Anuary 18th.
be many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
HI J. Duke are greatly relieved tc
y n that the condition OF their little
ghtar, Eleanor Leo, is much inn
# wed The little sufferer lis still 81
srgency Hospital, Washington
she was removed about two
ago,
I I and Mrs. John Samuel Adams
khariotEe Hall, celebrated the 50tk
Iversary Of their wedding on Tues
4 january E4sh They have sever
nen living I8 grandchildren and
e at-grand-child, all of whom were
zfh them on this happy occasion
i9e BEACON presents It's cO1npiiment
bid hopes that many more happy years
I'll bless their union
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fl5lf readers thai we cannot accept fo
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