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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-03-11
Chokee News.

4 = 3
Mr.. NJ. w. Bryan was business
caller to Leesburg Saturday.
Mr.. j. S. Mathis was in I1eesbGFa
On business Thursday mesniag.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Jones, Sr,.
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs..
]. H. Young. &
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.. Young had
al their guest Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
M. r. Holeman, OF Newton.
Mr., and Mrs. G..sD. Richards
visited the formers sister. Mrs. s.
B Camp. Sunday.
Mnand Mrs Charlie Tiseae had
as their guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Laramore.
Miss Claudio Mae stillwell. spent
the week end with her cousin. Mrs
Ecker Dyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Varnum
had is their guests Sunday s
Emmer Scott, Mr.. and Mre. Efas
NETT Scott.
Miss Mary Eva Scott spent the
week end with her aunt at Oak6eld.t
Miss Nora Camp visited Mrs. J.
H. Young Saturday.
Mrs. J. H. Young IS on ths sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert varnum
had as their guests Sunday uis i
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bray, Miss
Nora Camp and Mrs. ]. I. Lara
more.
''Chokee Rambler"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-03-11
Rift News.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Holman
and mother sprint Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs,.,c, c. I.aramore
and children spent Sunday with
their. brother, Mr.. Charlie Tissue.
Mr.. and Mrs, emmett Scott, Mrs.
Emma Scott spent Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Var.
mum.
Ms. Holman, Of Pelham, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ). H.
Young.
Mrs. j. 8. Mathews is on. the
sick list this week but is rapidly i'm
proving.
Messrs. r. ]. Dorman and 9. g.
Laramore was in smithville satur-
day. ..
Mr.. ], s.. Mathis was in Ameri-
Gus Tuesday on business.
We extend our heartfeltsympathy
70 Mr., and Mrs. D., c. Jones. ST.,
lib the loss Of their loved one, Mrs.
James Grahspn, Of Talbot.
Little. Miss Annie Belle Camp is
on the sick list at this writing.
Mr.. Gid Coston spent Sunday
with bis father at Chokee..
1T, Laramore and Robt. Knight
spent Sund&y.at the home Of Mr..
0hrrlie Tissue.
|. NJ. and Mrs. Charlie Tissue and
brother, Mr.. Joe Tissue were in
iI4edlie Saturday on business.
| Little Watson Eveans, infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alien Evans is real
sick at this writing.
Mr., NJ W. scpggs was in. Smith.
willie Friday. a
Butterfly I"
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-03-11
The Play "vaIIey
Farm. Success.

The play, VALLEY Farm" which
was given by local talent at the
School Auditorium Tuesday night
was witnessed by full house.
1t is play which portays true
life. The Interpretation is perfect
and the participants are to be con.
graduated.
The play was presented to the
people Of Sasser last night and will
go to Leslie tonight.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-03-11
Citation

GEORGIA-Lee County.
w. G. Martin, having applied for
letters OF dismission as administrator
of the estate of E. B. Martin, deceased,
representing that he has fully admins.
tered said estate u this is to cite all
persons, kindred and creditors, TO
show cause at the April Term, 1921, Of
the Court of Ordinary said county, why
Ihe should not be dismissed and dis
~ is
A. F. GREEN, Ordinary. 7.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

oassifsd Nsw YoRk H.RALp
left at the Branch offices Of this publication the
than 600 qDsrtising agencies in Greater Nep York
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N TIE d
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

UPHOLsTERER, at residence city or coun-
try. Born, 254 Manhattan av Cathe-
drai sJ4o.
VALET, experienced. best city references;
m s0oa eon Ses ds eooyer wises stea1y
position. G.. ". Hotel Netherland, Jsth st.,
9TH av.. room S02 Phone Plaza 3To0 before
IL A. NJ.
man wishes position MS walter or care
bachelors apartment. Gilbert. "A Johnson
place. Flatbush.
WATCIIAIAN and special. Ii. Forte. 1920
Hone nv.. Westchester, Bronx.
WATCHiAN 1901. single, private only: ref
erenees. L i03 Herald. Herald So
WATCIiAIAN--Isxperie hotel or club pre-
ferred. Scott 500 Bloomfield St, Hebolsen:
WATCHAIAN, experienced, useful (44) first
class references. r 206 Herald. Herald so.
WANTED-side line umbrellas. llnoleums. oil
cloths state New Jersey. S. s., 60 Ever
green place, East Orange, N. ].
YOUNG man, %. honest. dlligent. high school
graduate, knowledge OF electrical and gen.
eral mechanical work: some chemistry;
wishes steady position with good concern up
town location. f. Briesmeister, 1856 Hol-
land av.
YOUNG MAN, TACTTUL, AGGRESSIVE.
WITH SELLING, CORRESPONDENCE,
BooKKEEEpINa. ooKtKEEIEpINa. CLERICAL ExPERI- 'Ia1sI
AID, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
YOUNG man. % years old. Initiative and
executive ability. wants position with sole
leather house; office and selling experience.
l. Herald, Herald so.
YOUNG man, %, preparing evenings for lit
erary college course. ex-A. Il. r., desires
personal service or other situation. 1JS
Herald. Herald so.
YOUNG man. handy With tools wishes posi-
tion at anything; carpenter and painter ex-
perlence. l. G4 Herald, Herald So.
YOUNG man. college and seminary Rradu-
ate, wishes work not confining; good ref
erences. l. u Herald. Herald sd.
YOUNG man. handy with tools desires po-
sition where he can learn useful trade.
Write Seide. 12S Allen st.
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CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR.

CASHIER and office worker. must be accu-
rate In caahiering, quick at figures and
able TO write common sense English letter;
references required; state where employed
and scope OF work done. r 55s Herald, $50
Bway.
CAREsTAKER In children's home, New York
city; Protestant. 7bi Herald, Herald 50.
cIiAAfBERNAID-wA WAITRESS = on Hudson
Room 2fa. f7T7 Broadway. circle b6s0.
COOK e ss;ss Min laons .. .IsS ;,v cham. am.
vete house. references required. Call be-
tween 2 and 3. Car fare paid. S7i West
1sist. Phone wadsworth Go2l,
COOK and assist maid with housework; 3
adults in family; sleep out; wages SEQ,
French woman preferred. Mrs. Peck. 21S T..
I2d St, Monday. o 20 ~ A. NJ.
COOK and general houaeworker. small fam
n.y. references. Call sunday until . 2. NJ.
or Monday till noon, 500 West End av.,
COOK--Musi be competent. also waiting, IN
family OF two adults, a. Larchmont; no
washing; references requitpd. Address L 81
Herald, Herald square.
cooK-LAUNDREss chambermaid waitress
Cd; family. private house. Sunday, GO
Madison av.
CoOK--wanted plain cook for small institu-
tlon: references Apply 3le East lIth.
coLoRrsTs 20 color photographs OF china.
dolls. toys and fancy goods steady works
also want n rev DeginnofH 10 leafn tne Wofk.
Apply stadler Photo Co. 81 Irving place.
COUPLE, WHITE, TO DO ENrrRE WORK,
EXCEPT LAuNpFRY. rQg IA FAMILY Ilsr,s9l! 2F
MAN BuILER, VALET WIFE COOK,
epEHNsiPi eEAsg I'M FAVE MysE sF yEET I2H PH
soNAL REFEIlENCEs. GALL 90 WEST
s1TH ST., SUNDAY, BETWEEN b-6 r. NJ,
OR MONDAY BETWEEN 1912 a. NJ.
COUPLE, wife cook ana general
houseworiy, husband 20 assist wife
and mako himself useful around house
and garden. also take care of Dodge
sedan car. Call O. NJ phipps. -
West 3sth IT. OF phone Great Neck 80.
CoMpToMETER OPERATOR.
Permanent position:
good salary.
The Calculating Company.
~ Church ~.
DEMONSTRATORS young women
TOR food Ia grocery stores, also one speak
irr italian and one speaking Hebrew; neat
sppsAffns, SALARY aud yommisslons rsfsr-
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GARDENER with Is years experience, has
laid out beautiful estate: charge entire
work surveying. plan, successful shrubs and
large trees. moving, oil work required on
private place: greenhouse. hot bed: rradu-
ate landscape gardener from Paris, France:
kindly give full particulars: personal refer
ence OF the best. l. 80 Herald. Herald sq
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EXECUTIVE ORGANIZER.

EXECUTIVE ORGANIZER.
IN the domestic and foreign fields: colices
man. llngulst. ~ years experience; record
or achievement, efficiency, enorgy; fine
reputation. 1881 Herald. Bronx.
EXECUTIVE, office manager and accountant
desires connection with young firm; varied
experience IN positions responsibility has
tact. Judgment and Initiative. l. 5s Herald.
Herald SO.
EX OFFICER
Regular Army
wants position or work requiring honesty.
tact and gumption: future advantages do
sired more than preaent emolument; married,
EXPERIENCED promoter, capable OF organ
izlng things ,intelligently, handling statesmen
(foreign speaking inclrded), selling by mall.
IL open for money making proposition; moth.
al least siOo per week and commission, or
share OF profits essential for consideration.
Ii you are responsible and ready for busi-
ness, write q. r., apt. 9, 1927 Ridge av..
rittshurg. "a
FARMER, superintendent. English. married.
no children; thoroughly experienced in the
management OF gontlemsn's country estate;
understands the growing Of flowers. yege-
on live stock; hest or references. w. w,
care Kennedy's Seed store. 2is w. sith 1t.
FARMisR wants position as manager or
s,ipt. for sentleman's farm or estate: ex-
tates, handling men. also construction work:
married. no children; personal interview de-
sired. l. is Herald. Herald square.
FARMER-Worklng manager, IS, married,
seeks position where hard work and results
arc needed. experienced farm and garden
crops, dairy, stock, poultry, etc; capable and
reliable. Address II. Butler. n. 1, Howeiis,
FARMER, gardener. supt. or working fore
man. life experience In farming and care
country estates, all bfapchess thoroughly re-
liable; American, middle aged, married. no
children. 1860 Herald, Fulton ct.
FURNACES TO repair BROKEN boilers. fur
napcs good as new. Audubon eDsT. Davis,
2f2 w. ii0th.
GARDENER with rs years experience, has
laid out beautiful estate. charge entirs
work surveying. plan, successful shrubs and
large trees moving, oil work required on
private place. greenhouse, hot bed; rradu-
ate landscape gardener from Paris, France
kindly give full particulars: personal refer
ence OF the best. y 80 Herald, Herald 81.
R-sUPER1NTENDENT.
Gentlemen. this ia tho time 20 prune the
shrubs NJ your country residence. while tho
plants orc dormant III you wisli 10 give the
attention at the proper time write now 10
Mr.. l.. Robba, 10 Van Dam st., N. Y. City.
(2p, understands vegetables, flowers.
lawns. shrubs, furnace, own repairs on cars,
generally useful. gentleman's place; refer
cnccs. Peter lswen, Hilisdale. n. y.
GARDENisr,. superintsndcnt, dcsifes engage
nrent, services commencing whom required;
vecc1nSner1sti2ps. auannoat32ns upcp -
swMt. ner esA Hnnsine7o1 essxssn~ - y
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SUPERINTENDENT
OR ESTATE MANAGER.
Progressive, reliable man (3S), Christian.
desires position with firm or party where
man OF action is wanted; would consider
position aren't OF office building or estate on
salnry basis or any other trustworthy posi-
tion; mechanical experienced salary $4,000
Can be seen Sunday, or make appointment
evenings with Alfred nibstein. 1857 Bath
gate av., TIE Bronx.
gtfpFRrNTENpENT American. lifelong
experience vegetables, orchards, cattle ana
horsesi wife board help: desire positions; no
children; references. Address Superintend-
ent, AZ y. 124th
stfprcprNTrNDENT wishes position; good
reference: do all repairs. 100 w. 18Th.
Apt. a. Audubon 500.
sTjPERrNTBNDDNr, colored. cotnpctsnt
machinist, position elevator apartment; /;
reference. Giyans. 90 West llIth- -
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SALESMAN.
Specially man. travelling New York. Penna..
Ill. 10 years: large personal following;
highest references. + 1903 Herald, Harlem
sALEsMAN. RESIDENT BALTIMORE.
WISHES ADDITIONAL KINDRED LINE
ON COMMISSION BASIS. NOW EEPRE-
sENTING A LARGE YELLING HOUSE FOR
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. N 20
Herald Herald square.
SALES mnnager, with vast experience, de-
sires to hear from progressive firm.
Sales II Herald. Herald SQUARE.
sECRBTARIAL or other clerical work; uni
verslty graduate, %, keen; six years expc-
rience home and abroad; knowledge stenog-
raphy. typing, accountancy; fluent Russian.
fair French; five years war services held
staff appointment. II 213 Herald. Herald 50.
STENOGRAPiiTR, expert. efficient and ro-
liable; s25, 500 l. 20 Herald. Herald so.
STOCK SALESMAN
having large private clientele open
. for engagement. Il 40 Herald. Herald
. So.
STOCK clerk.--Noung man, salesman: fore
moons. evenings; all day Saturdays. schuy-
W o-Vvs -
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SIT VA 10 N S
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE
Cooks. &c.

COOK. chambermaid. waitress or house,
work; experienced colored girls. separate
Ia small family; can furnish good reference
126th
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

EXPERIENCED woman capable OF opening
and managing high grade novelty and
gift shop in a new building with well
known firm of long established nanufao-
turers and importers OF the highest grade
furniture and works of art; age, salary anQ
previous connections are required. Address
b. T., 143 Herald. Herald SO.
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UPIIOLsTERER, at residence; city or coun-
try. Born, 254 Manhattan av. Cathe-
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

LAUNDREss. washing. ironing, Monday
Wednesday, sf.f0 day. ShUen. $50 East
125th ST. one flight. back.
AUNDRN--Out or talten home; open ALI
drying: called for and delivered. Hines,
80 West oath.
f1AfiNDREss. coiored. half Time: iaun1r,
taken home. Bowen, iA6 wist l24th.
LAUNpRE9S, capable GermaH, days work
yAshins froninf. Lambert. f5i west End
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

COUPLE desires position; man chauffeur
and all round mechanic: wife lady's
companion: win travel = anywhere. }. T..
sidley, 500 W. 1891. apartment IL Phone
wadsworth $780,
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

COOK.-Widow with child very good cook
will consider downstairs work: no laundry
eNcellent references. 500 month. Mrs. c..
GA Park avs. Paterson. n. j. Phone Pat
erson 63f2 il
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. expert driver. Lo-
comobile Pierce. Packard. any high grade
car: 10 years. references prominent city
families: American. 80. single; neat, steady;
moderate wages: anywhere. l. 100 Herald,
Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

EARN SO weekly. spare time. writing for
newspapers, magazines: experience unneo-
essary: details Free Press. Syndicate. 20
st. Louis, Mo
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

DENTAL. nurse: experience desirable. but
not as essential as brains. Apply 0undcy.
2-5. l97 w. SD.
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HoUsEKEEPER. WORKING, INTELLI-
GENT. REFINED, ABLE TO COOK AND
SERVE FAMILY OF 3; OTHER HELP
KEPT: NO HEAVY WORK; COMFORT
ABLE ROOM AND BATH GOOD POSI-
TToN AND HOME FOR RIGHT PERsoN;-
GIVE PARTICULARS IN FIRST LETTER.
POST OFFICE BOX 464. WHITE PLAINS,
N. Y
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

DESIGNER FOR GOOD LINE LADIES'
SILK AND LINGERIE UNDERWEAR;
SEASON OR PERMANENT ENGAGE
MlNT; STATE PAST ExPERIENcE.
ALSO SALARY EXPECTED. BOX 56.
zoe CABLE BLDG.
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CIIAUFFEUR-Al MECHANIC, white. { years
experience driving and shop work. wishes
make himself useful: good reference from
employers. VIM. Almen. ia 5Id st.. Bklyn.
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FOREWOMAN.

GENERAL office clerk wanted: must be
good at figures and have a general knowl-'
edge of office detail state age. experiences
and salary expected. N 2Is Herald. Herald
square.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

>>--~-~7
GARDENER and all around man under
excellent cook. References. l. AZ Herald
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

CHAIIFFEiiR R-afECfiANIC. ~ YEARS TX
PERiENCE. AGE SO, SINGLE. REFINED.
$40 CHARLES. CARE SINGER, 115 W.
| 96TII.
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CHAUFFEUR. married wishes position pri-
vate 10 years experience, shop and driv-
ing. excellent references: thorough knowledge
Pierce and Cadillac cars. 10 Herald,
Herald SQUARE.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

GARDExIsfs. superintendent, desires engage
nrent, services ccmfncrcing whom required;
% IS: s sssnssss sss''ssssscs sss.ss ss
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CHAUFFEUR.-Lad leaving New York for
winter desires TO place chauffeur who has
been in her employ some time and whom she
can recommend in the highest manner. An
aMerLto Z. Wlnters. 81 East 05th 81.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

DRESSMAKER-Artist by day; pretty
gowns quickly gotten up with Partisan
smartness evening frocks, tailored dresses |;
hand work, chic fit: remodel like new; /; very
reasonable. Call Sundays and evenings after
G. Academy S6T
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-07-29
Board or Education Meets

Nicolas Orem. to' metly snperinten-
dent of schools in Talbot county. will
become superintendent OF schools for
Prince Georges county August I, sue.
ceeding Eugene S. Burroughs of Clin-
ton. Prof. Orem will be formally in
Quoted into office at a meeting OF the
county board of education August z.
Judge ]. Chew Sheriff, a member of
the board, stated that the board regards
Prof. Orem as most capable and is
conf ent that school affairs will be
conducted in a highly satisfactory
m amer during his tenure of Office.
Professor Orem will make his home in
Hyattsville.
The county board at its July meeting
made the following appointments /:
Miss Maude Gibbs, supervisor Miss
Blanche Ogle, attendance officer, and
J. R. Henault, clerk to the board.
Upon recommendation of the board the
county commissioners have agreed to
buy property in Cottage City on which
a four-room school will be built. Sites
also have been bought and plans ap-
proved by the county board for three
room schools at Ardmore, Forestville
and Berwyn.
Although plans for these buildings
have been approved by the county
ri fhor hou fn f,o
by the State board, various minor
ch ,nges having been requested by citi-
zens of the communities. AS soon as
the plans are approved bv the Safe
board, approval which. it is believed,
will be Forthcoming within few days,
the county board will request the coun-
ty commissioners TO ask for bids on a
bond issue to cover the cost. None of
these buildings will be ready by the
fall term.
An addition to the school at Seat
Pleasant has just been started. New
colored schools are to be built at Duck
ettsvile, Bowie district. and other
places. The board has decided to in
stall sewerage and sanitary connections
i'll the schools at Bladensburg, River
dale and College Park.
In contrast to conditions of the past
few years. the county board has large
number of applicants for the teaching
torce. Several of the applicants are
persons outside of the county. At the
meeting of the board August 2 dates
for the opening of the county schools
will be fixed. The name of the Mitch
ellville school has been changed to
Mullikin school.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-07-29
The Womans Club
OF
MelIwood District

The Womans Club of Melwood Dis
trict will hold its next meeting on Tues
day. next at the Dover House, and
members are urged to be more than
punctual. They are asked to be ready
to begin the Injecting sat ten minutes
before two. There are two extra re-
ports to be considered. one in connec-
tion with the 'Chatauqua and the
other is in connection with the
Fair. Both these matters require
considerable discussion. and the
business part of this session must be
finished by three O'Clock, in order to
give time to those who will address the
Club. At three thirty the musical
part of the program is scheduled to be-
gin and this will no doubt last longer
than the half hour that has been allot-
ted to it.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-07-29

so I shut off quick.
TO HEAD off any.
FURTHER FAMILY scandal
THEN ! stopped to smoke.
A CIGARETTE.
AND AFTER a while.
! cRANkED up weeiee.
AND ALL of a sudden.
1T STARTED off.
AND QUICK as a flash.
1T SAID something.
"THEY SATISFY"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-07-29
Farmers Exchange

Send your ad. and wants to the Office
of County Agent, Upper Marlboro,
Md.
FOR SALE
9 Holstein Cows, fresh. age 4 years,
weight 900 lbs. Sldiers' Home
Stock. &C. Townshend. Mitchell
vile, Md.
WANTED ::
Moline Tractor. County Agent, Upper
Marlboro, Md.
Man or boy over IS years Of age, to
work on farm. Apply to County
Agent, Upper Marlboro, Md.
10 to 40 acres with necessary buildings
for trucking and poultry raising, ap
ply to County Agent, Upper Marl-
boro, Md, or James ID. Carlton
Voorhees,, Indiana.
Wool at 20 cents per Id. Apply t.
Office County Agent, Upper Marl
boIo Nd.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-07-29
A Communication

We have been requested to publish
the following communication:
There has been much said in certain
circles and neighborhoods against
what is called the Racing Interests,
and in these regions, there seems an
over righteous attitude on the part of
otherwise normal women, especially
those connected with women's clubs,
which seems to be sufficient reason to
them to keep aloof from the exhibiting
at the Fair.
Let every thinking women set this
thing aside, remembering that before
every sort of outlet for the gaming
instinct is brought under control, it.
will be wise, and higher sort of activ-
vity, to provide healthy amusement
for those who now crave the excite
ment of gambling, so that they will
not fall into other complications.
A Real Fair should be enough.of Il
novelty to interest everyone, and here
is the right sort of work for women
to do. Let US try. Let US put aside
thoughts of the hot weather, and the
diff ficulty of adding this work to our
already overburdened shoulders, and
| simply make up our minds to succeed.
| When we hall have succeeded we
shall have done much for our loved
ones, and for those who may be with
out loved ones, to aid in this movement
for sane living.
The special prize of a hundred dol
| lars is to be competed for by the Clubs
| in the Federation of Prince George e
| County, the money to be paid to the
credit of the Free Scholarship, and the
honor of giving this large donation
going to the successful Club. Space
for this Club Exhibit must be asked
All inquiries may be made of the Dir
ector of the Melwood Club, who will
attend to this matter in person. The
Womens Club of Melwood District will
act as the hostess Club at the Fair
doing all possible to make the Fair ar
educational as we'll as an entertaining
event.
The Special Prize offered by S Kanr
Sons Co., of twenty five dollars, the
money to be paid to the credit of the
Scholarship Fund, the honor going t
the person exhibiting the piece o
needlework adjudged the one desery
ing the prize.
Let the children too, feel they hav'
a place in this Fair The re are sever
al premiums offered for the work O.
children, and these should be suffic
lent to awaken the ambition
of the younger generation Above al
don't put off getting your own exhibl
ready. Begin now. When yo'
will have finished your own. you viii
find some one else to hel lp with her ex
hibit. Let US women see what We ca
do.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-07-29

"CATISFY"-tbat's the good
~ word. Just light up q
Chesterfield and see what ex-
perts can do with fine Turkish
and Domestic tobaccos when
they blend them in that can't-Ea-
copied Chesterfield way. You'll
say "they satisfy"
Did you knotu about the
Chesterfield package of 10?
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-07-29
BREVITIES

There will be dance at the west
phalia School House on the evening
July 30th. No admission charge.
Tournament and Fine chicken suppe
at St. Barnabas Church, .Oxon Hill
Tuesday, August 25th, 1921.
Mr.. Summelfield D. Hall. Clerk o.
the Circuit Court, has filed as candi
late for reelection.
The Dance which the Vestry of St
Barnabas' Church, Iceland, intended
to give on the 23rd. has been postpon'
ed until Saturday evening. July 3Oth
The Westphalla Community Club
will serve a box luncheon from DR..
Griffith's office Tuesday. August 9.
Price so cents.
Miss Margaret Rawlings, daughter
of Mrs. Julia Rawlings, of Groom, has
returned from the Emergency Hospit-
al, Washington, where she was operat-
ed on last Saturday for appendicitis.
Thieves broke into Ritchie Bros.
store again on Sunday night. and took
away a quantity of merchandise. No
clues were left by the robbers.
Mr.. M. H. Magruder. who'recentiy
underwent au operation in Providence
Hospital for appendicitis. returned to
his home near this town on Tuesday.