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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21
Round About Morsanza

Mrs. j. Alex .Eohn- on l. epcntfnt,
some time witt her daughter, Mss.
Claude Farr, of Tompk inSv:llc, Chas
county
On Sunday last st. Joreph's Church
was the scene Of quiet though pretty
wedding when Miss Mary VorLa Wood
hrcLuIc tie Lridt. al Nj. Joseph Leon
AID Hayden. of Baltimore. The bride
is In" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
son Wood. of Oakville.. They will
make their future home in baltimore.
Miss Daisy Afwinc aud Miss Cath
crime iiailey, OF Washington, have
been visiting Miss AIwinc'S sister,
Mrs. w. A. Lyo-', "' Clements
Mr. Marshall Herbert is nj Tho home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J Alex. johnson for
few DAYS.
The annual festival of St. Joseph's
Church will DC he'd on .August.I!.
Mossrs. Paul Bailey and Freddie
Richai dSon, of Washington, have
Clements Bays'near 3aysideE.
Master Hugh johnson is at the home
of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Zach johnson. for the summer.
The next meeting of the Home-ma k
ers will be held Friday, July -. at ;
p. NJ.
Another OF our popular dances will
be held at Sc. pIoseph's Hall Friday,
the I'D.
Mr.. " alter Goodc. accompanied hy
Dunbar Love, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. B. b. Love.
The new State road from MOrgauza
to Clements is neafing completion.
Mrs. w. b. Long and Miss Marie
Slickncr spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Coleman, of Wash
ingtoD. s,,,A..
Miss Sophia Graves spent Sunday
with her mother at Loyeville.
Miss Rose King Eandsiste---of Bal
timore, is spending the week as the
guest of Mrs. Allies Guy. :
ONE or THE HOME MAKERS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21
BOYS JUDGE DAIRY CATTLE

Through the courtesy of Mr.. Id L
Mel. Merryman, President Of the 4
monium Fair Association, the foil
ing boys. members Of the Boys A
cultural Club OF Chaptico. spent Sc
al days as his guests and were instr
ed in judging dairy cattle: Frei
Ovens. Joseph Key, Joseph Vanw
and Amt rose Thomas.
The boys had the unusual opear
nity of visiting many of the best dai
herds in BaltimJre county and wd
given the benefit of experience of q
pert> from the State College of Ago
culture and the managers and owned
OF these fine herd. The determiniEA
points for good dairy COW were card
fully explained To them and the box
tbPr applied tire Information gainel
by Judging the COWS themselves anl
scoring them properly on the card
furnished. The judgement showed d
the boys and the rea sons given by Their
Tor the scoring won the commentaries
OF their instructors and they were eti
couraged to- Continue their training an
enter the livestock Judging contest a
Timonium. The boys we're in charg
ofCounty Agent g. +. Wathen. via.
was much impressed with the prosper
ous condition of the farms and tis
hospitality of the people of Bal.imor
county, who invite the farmers Of 81
Mary's To exhibit AT the 1'imoniuu
Fair the frst week In September.
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EKDdd6S
RR6EveNiN6
Fairy Tale
DAYS PLAYTIME.
&AAN GRAHAM BOWER

"Now come along Thursday, we ara
waiting for you. What made you 50
later"
II was having q chat with Father
Week" said Thursday.
"Of course" said Wednesday, 81
knew you weren't late because Friday
wasn't ready for work when you got
through, and / knew you didn't stay
overtime because We are all Just on
time. But / did have an idea you
were having a chat with Father Week
as he wasn't about and neither were
you. Yes, that was what ! imagined
and was right"
Dear me. how bright you are, We'd
nesday." said Thursday.
"Wednesday likes TO be bright like
that" said Saturday. "Of course Wed
nesday tells me that Monday and
Tuesday aren't so bright because they
are the first school days OF the week.
and that they are harder than others.
Then Wednesday says that you,
THURSDAY. and Friday who Is now
working are both too near the end Of
the week. AS for me-" Saturday con-
tnued. "Wednesday says that all the
world knows that don't know much,
II anything. I'm a regular holiday
day.
I'm not made for studying but I'm
made mostly for fun. And wednes-
day is always rubbing It in. Yes.
Wednesday is always telling me
don't know much"
Never mind, Saturday" said Wed
nesday. I'VE all love you. Oh yes,
Saturday, we all love you SO much.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21

And II II weren't for you. Saturday,
we wouldn't be able to make people
bright. Gracious IL II weren't for
Saturday l don't know what they'd
do.
There is the old, old saying which
I've heard for so many years and that
Is that all work and no play makes
Jack n dull boy
81 don't know who started the say
Ing In the first place but ! do know
that there is a great deal Of sense to
II.
"And so say. that II II weren't for
you, Saturday. there'd be a lot OF
| duh boys and girls and men and
women In the world
Suppose men had always had 70
study when they were boys, all, all
the time with no playdme whatever
they wouldn't have been able to grow
up into bright men.
II suppose that years ago there was
a boy named Jack and that he studied
or worked too hard. / can't imagine
what that boy Jack was like for I've
seldom seen n boy who was like that.
"And Tn thankful to say that too.
wouldn't like a boy who wasn't
able to take a good holiday and have
a good time.
ave too must have our good times.
When we work, we work. But when
we play. we play.
"Heigh-ho. let's have a game and a
frolic."
So the Days all had a game and a
frolic. They played hard and they
had such a good time.
When they all had played enough,
Sunday. who was such a nice, pleasant
day, quieter than the others, but Just
as nice as nice could be, asked them
all II they wouldn't like to hear
story. Sunday was always very fond Of
reading and so Sunday read themAe
story out OF his biggest story bOok&
Sunday always made them feel so
nice and peaceful and II was pleasant
for them to rest as well as play.
81 wonder" said Saturday, III
people know what good times the days
are having when they aren't work.
ing.
II don't suppose they do. because
Father Week is always so busy look
Ing after us and attending to his
business affairs that he hasn't any
time for talking.
"But perhaps they do. for so many
OF the echoes Of our shouts Of Joy reach
the people and though they don't
know the echoes are from our voices
they know that they are very, very
happy and the days know whyl
yes. the Days are full Of merri-
ment and Joy and Of nice restful feel
ings too and though the people may
not know the echoes Of the joyous
days come from US, they hear the
echoesi I'm quite sure OF thatI'
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Notice +!
JUDGES OF ELECTION WHO ARE
To ACT AS OFFICERS OF
ISTRATION.

In compliance with Section !. Article
81, of the Code of Public General Laws
OF MARYLAND, (Bagby's, 1914; as
amended by the Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland of the year
1916, entitled Elect tons. notice Is
hereby given of the names and resi-
dences of the Judges who are To act as
Officers of Registration for ST Mary's
County.
The respective residences and the
district and precincts in which they
are To serve and the political party
which they represent are given in the
following list:
First District-First Precinct.
Joseph G. Cation, dem. Ridge
J. ". Elin. rep, Ridge
First DiStrict-Second Precinct
Edgar Smith, Jr., dem. Ridge
Charles V. Wood, rep, Wynne
Second District.
Thos. Fl. Elin, dem, Valley Lee
Robert II. T~ruon, rep, Valley Lee
Third District-First Precinct.
Johnson Mattingly, dem, Compton
Joshua THOMPSON. rep. I.oveyille
Third District Second Precinct.
George Combs, dem, Bcauyue
John Wathcn, rep, Iconardtowp
Fourth District.
Jas. r. Davis, dem, Chaptico
Francis 6. Hayden, rep, Clements
Fifth District.
+. Il. burroughs, dem, Mechanicsville
a. X. Mattingly, rep, Laurel Grove
Sixth District.
+. Weems Hutchins, dem, Hollywood
Ii. Eek Jones, rep, Hollywood
Seventh District :. First Precinct.
Il. Allen MaltingIy, dem, Abel
+. A. Burch, rep, Milestown
Seventh District-Sccond Precinct.
WIN. ID. Hayden, dem, Oakley
John II. Oliver, rep, Hurry
Eighth District.
Alex. Stevens. dem, California
John w. Jones. rep, Pearson
Ninth District.
L. T.. RObrccht, dem. st. Gco'S Isld.
Edw, V. Brown, rep, St. Geo's Isld.
Appointees must take the oath of Of
ice before "A member of the Board. a
Justice OF the Peace or a Notary Pub
lie and mail same to the Office OF the
Supcryisorsbf Elections, at Leonard
town, Md, on or before the I'D day
OF July 1871, otherwise their Office
Will be declared vacant and successor
appointed. \ blank oath OF office will
be mailed To each appoinlec.
Protests against any of the appoint
ments must he filed in writing ON or
before July %, 1921.
WIN. +. HERBERT,
LOUIS +. ABEL.
l.. f.. TENNISON,
Supervisors of Elections.
j. CLARENCE TAYLOR, Clerk. 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21
WORDS FROM THE WISE

Honest labor bears q lovely face
Decker.
Life Is not all plays and poems
3. Shaw.
The present In fun Of the past and
Dig with the future.-Lelbnitz.
Our sympathy In cold 20 the rela.
uon OF distant misery.-Gibbons.
Our days are better lighted by low
ing smiles than by the sun.-Lsigh II.
Hodges.
Man Is q noble animal, splendid In
ashes and pompous In the grave
Browne.
Young men think old men are fools.
out old men know young men are
fools.-Chapman.
Take what you can, you are never
wrong unless you are obliged to give
cack.-Frederick OF Prussia.
A man il a bundle OF relations, a
Knot Of roots, whose flower and fruit
age Is the world.-Emerson.
A man advanced in years has often
nothing but his age to show that he
heS~fived for q long perfod -Sanaca
Books are delightful when prosper
" smiles: when adversely threatens,
{ney are inseparable comforters.-
:ichard de Bury.
Men are so constituted that every
poy undertakes what he sees another
ceessful in. whether he has aptitude
( it or not.-Goethe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21
HAMILTON BROWN

Eleanor Frances Brown. Of Ia Plata,
and j. Austin Hamilton, of Leonard
town, were married in Washington
Saturday At the Church of the Immac-
ulate Conception. The bride Is a niece
Of Representative Sydney +. Mudd.
from the Fifth district of Maryland
Since early childhood she has made
her home with him. Mrs J. Stanley
, Holland, OF Washington, n sister oI
the bride, was maid Of honor. Louis
Hamilton, brother of the groom. Wa.
best man. MIR. and Mrs Hamilton
are at Atlantic City. Upon their ::re
turn they will reside At LeonardtoNp
where the groom is in business. - Bal
tlmore Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21
AMANDA MACDALENE Evans

Died on July IS. at the reside hce ol
her husband. George Warren vans.
in Eighth District. Amanda Mag
calPDe Evans. in the send year II her
age. Mrs. Evans was a Miss q sark
and was married in 1897. She a. "A
most charita blr and Christian - nan
and one who will always be remeT her
ed by her many friends. Inter nent
was in ST. Andrews cemetery tt urs
day, July Il.
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Chaptico items

The k1lks ia this vicinity are having
difficulty thrashing wheat, as IL rains
every time the sun fnrgets To smile.
whacn = quite often.
Sing "A song OF six-pence
n pnfket fail of rye
Zat'S the place To. have u.
Now the country's dry!
We are pleased tn note that MIR. and
Mrs. Edison, Of Philadelphia. are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Compton
Swami.
Miss Mary toppagr. who has been
visiting Mrs. Willie Davis, motnred to
her fnrsner home, Porto Bello. on
Monday, thence Ia Mrs. John Cop.
page, where She Wi! remain few
days.
RC"rn''y Masters Ambrose Thomas.
Joseph E"'. Joseph Van Vert aud
Frerch pSca>, accompanied by Mr.
TTd"h " .G;h"U. went tn Mr.. Me:ri.
man =. large f'.rln near Cockeysyillc.
Baltimore county, whcra they we're
taught To Judge cattle. IL was splen-
did opportunity fnr our youths, who
thoroughly appreciated and enjoyed
the trip.
few weeks ago our hearts were
Saddened whca our dear aid friend.
Mr.. Mamie Long, depa ted from our
midst, but
L cInnot say and will not saw
That she is deaf She is just away
Vita y CHEEKY smile and wave of
her hand,
Si," Las Eah5, rcd into an unknown
laud,
And lett Us dreaming how very fair
1t needs must to since she fingers there
And YOU, oh! YOU, who Ike widest
For the old-rime step and the glad
return,
Think q! her far;ng on as dear
In the love Of there ~ the love Of here:
Think 81 her, SirIl rs the same I say.
she - not dead she is just away.
'RoPE"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21
Csed Summer Reading.

The best authors in America are
writing for The Washington Star each
Sunday. Such well known writer's rs
Sewell Ford. Ring w. Lardner, Irwin
s Cobb, Wallace Irwin, Joseph Con.
rad and Fannie Hurst are regular con-
tributo.s. Read the funniest story OF
the year by Ring Lardner in The Sun
day Star, July -. Order your copy
today.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21

In the Circuit Court for 90. Mary's
County. No. 1879 N. +.
Eastern Shore Trust Company, o
corporation,
VS..
Joseph y. Shell.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for "a.
Mary 5 county, In Equity, this 9iss
day oil June. 1921, that the sale Of the
property mentioned In the aboye an.
titled case. made and reported by Joan
y. GRAY. attorney. be ratified ana eou-
hrmcd. unless cause 20 the consrary Be-
shown, on or before July 10, 1871; pro-
vlded q copy OF this order be lnsersea
and published In some nswspapsr
printed and published In said %.
Mary's county once In each OF four
successive weeks before the said zen
day of July, 1921.
ENOCH n. ABEL,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Tor "a.
Mary's County.
True Copy-Test
ENOCH b. ABEL, Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21
Movlng-Day Riddle.

In an apartment building Of Chicago,
IN which six separate families lived.
each family moved. and two remained.
The moving was accomplished on the
same day, May 2, 1921. How was II
donef
Answer-Two families moved out /;
two moved up: two moved In.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21

Orphans Court Of SO. MaFy's Counsr.
scs:-Juns q, lSa.
This Is to give notice thas tAs suh-
scriber has obtained from Ne Orph-
ans Court for st. Mary's Counsy. iss-
ters testsnentary on the estate %
LEONARD T. GRAVES,
late Of said county, deceased. An
persons having claims against saId
deceased are hereby warned % sxkIhIs
theSame With the vouchers shsseof. N
the subscriber On OF bsIore - -
day Of December, 1874 thsy may &C.,
wise by Lag DO excluded ffom al -
ht of said estate. All psrsoas $780,
cd TO said estate are requested @ -
Immediate payment. :
6-3Oes. Fsse-zsez.A .
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sEIENcE NOTES

To obtain power from tidos an Eng
fIshman a chee the rising water in
basins and akes II operate turbines
connected electric generators when
1t falls.
A new m * dispensing machine for
restaurant ses a float to deliver its
contents frcIm the surface Of the milk,
insuring I'll best quality to every
patron.
A safety attachment for a new gas
range consi Us OF hinged plate that
Is turned d4wn to prevent the valves
being accId entally opened when the
range is idif
A Swiss 4cientist has built a clock
that is operSated by the expansion or
contraction que TO temperature
changes of strips of zinc totallng
about LOCO feet.
The New Zealand government is
planning 10 irain two areas Of swamp
land. contaIning 10000 and 6S,OOO
acres. Respectively. and convert them
into grazind land.
For spllatg logs an Oregon man
has inyentet gun which can be
screwed intd a log to discharge blast
ing powder when a lanyard pulls q
hammer agaknst a percussion cap.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21

Orphans Court of Sc. Mary's Counsy.
Sct:-Asy "A, 1s21.
fhis Is TO give notice thss he suh-
scriber has obtained from the Orphans'
Court for st. Marv's County, letters
Parliamentary on the estate Of
LOUIS GENDASON
iato Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims Axainss saI1
deceased are hereby warned % sxhikIt
the same with tbs vouchers thsreof. a
the subscriber, on or before he 1Sth
day OF Nov, 1891; they may oshsg-
wise by Law be excluded from al bens-
fit of said estate All persons isAsha-
ed TO said estate are requested 90 make
immediate payment.
WIN. MEvEREEAL LOKER.
5-20-6t. Exssusor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21
JUST so

When A woman marries q man
to reforml him she has tacklefa
lifetime II b Of "a hours a day.
Life Isl not bad for the man
who meshders down the path
leading "a eternity hand In hand
with n sv4pathetic woman.
aHurrx fs the mark Of a weak
mind" nIys q feminine writer.
Her IHA{ship was evidently
never cbsRd by savage dog.
p0onla en speak OF break
ing the se. but Il would require
n nowsrf fiight OF the magma
tor 60 i, ak OF breaking the ice
man.
Ths-a ould be but few mys-
tar,as ir this world IL people
Iookaa in,2 everything az closely
90 . vorbn looks into the mir
ror.
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The Tolman Laundry
+. w. Mackenzie, Manager
Cor. 9th & c Sta. NV. Wssslasss~. n. e.
FOR SALE

] Osborne Binder, 90 good - nsw,
IL. * g. Corn Planter, used . Yrs.
! Lime Spreader, used 2 years,
! Silo, l0x0 30 tons) new: has Iaos
been set up.
! Manure Spreader,
! set Double Work Harness,
] set Single Buggy Harness,
J k-ton International Truck,
] Set Tractor PloWs,
Set Tondem Disks
] SIG International Tractor,
i Saw Rig, on whesls, without engine
| Bay Horse, Q years old,
Is ] Wheat Fan, new,
Ok Cart,
| also have for sale Case S,sAn
Engine and Saw Mil (new lass yeari.
This mill Is running and can DO ssea
by any one interested.
Threshing Machine also for sale.
4x4s Case Blower.
Most OF the implements are on my
farm and can be seen q any ans.
The horse can be seen NJ Mr.. WIN. G.
Mattingly's stables. Truck IN ALSO
there.
6-lG-lm. CHAS. u. CHURCH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21

Order Nlsl
In the Circuit Court for a.. Narv,s
County. No. 1884 N. 4.
Joseph Joshua Holly, %. a.,
vs..
Bertha E. L. Cursics, Ct. 81.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for "A.
Mary 5 county, In Equity, this 2Srd
day OF June, 1921. that the sale Of -
property mentioned In the above On.
titled case, made and reported BY WIN.
Mevereil Loker, attorney. Do rasifsd
and confirmed, unless cause 40 -
contrary be shown on or before -
third Monday In July. 1871; provided
copy OF this order DO inserted anA
published In some newspaper prinsed
and published In said Sd. Eary's
county, once In each OF four successive
weeks before the said third Monday In
July, 1921. :"
The report states the amount of asls
out ENOCH b. ABEL.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court For "A.
Mays County.
True Copy-Test:
ENOCH II. ABEL. Clerk.
623-it.
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FOR SALE---Great Snap
Notice of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Thompson * Lyon has this day
July !, 1921 dissolved partnership
by agreement. TIE business will he
conducted by Francis T.. Thompson,
Maddox. Nd. TIA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21
MARGARET ELIZABETH WHEELER.

Died on July 18th, 1921, at the home
Of her parents in Baltimore. Margaret
Elizabeth, daughter of George Luke
Wheeler and Mildred Hamett Wheeler;
aged one year and two months.
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Wherever You Are We
Can Serve You!

You will find it O great Id
vantage to send your laun-
dry and dry cleaning 70 N
by Parcel Post.
WraD it up securely In
paper. mail to Us, and We
will return your clean laun-
dry and dry cleaning In sub
stantial boxes.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Church. services for Sc. Mary.
Conn1T.. Sunday next, July "a.
IeunArdtown. il q. m.
S. Andrews Church. IL a. m.
lev. II. c. GOODMAN,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21

For ESQ will sell one thoroughbred
Jersey Cow and Heller Calf. A SPLEEN
did mixer.
J. II. REEDER,
Morganza, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21

A rocket to reach a height Of IS
miles " Puld have to weigh Is pounds,
Of whic about II pounds would be
smokele IS powder. says an expert.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21

Hindo4s are very superstitious. II
any evil tportent occurs while they are
out theyk often return home, have a
smoke an Ia proceed afresh.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21

In The year 1896. for the first time
in t!storyh the United States found It.
self out d debt and with a comfort
able surplIl s In its treasury.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21

Br ghtly colored walls and other
gay ues in factories and workshops
are Fid to lead to increased produc.
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21

The University Of Calcutta has D..
600 stendents. the largest enrolment
Of any university I'm the British EN-.
pire.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21
BRIEF INFORMATION

pne ostrich egg will make an ONE
lett e sufficient for 80 people.
Qne-third Of the total wealth Of Eng
land Lis held by 5000 persons.
T4e longest recorded flight Of a car
rier tplgeon was from Pensacola. Fla,
to 7 all River. Mass.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21

The krtks ia this vicinity are having
difficulty thrashing wheat, as Il rains
every time the sun fnrgets tn smile.
whlca Is quite often.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-23

they grow older they become very, worry dark. and are not at all pretty. The class line Is very closely drawn there, of course. only a few of the older families of Hawaiian descent being received by tho social set. We saw the palace of Queen Lii and the monuments erected to her memory, and many notable points of interest. The schools in Honolulu are excel lent. and I was quite surprised to sec how up-to-date they are. Also the churches and tho hotels. There are a great many orientals in Honolulu and the Japanese schools are main tained, so that the language may be taught to the Jap children and oth- CTS. The most beautiful church ever saw was the Christian church in Honolulu, its baptistry being chiseled oupt of snow white marble, and the ferns and palms and tropical plants decorating it making n magnificent spectacle.
 There Isn't chimney stack nor fireplace in Honolulu, and in conse- quence of no fuel being used ez- cept for cooking, 1t Is beautifully