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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17
CHILDREN FIND
REEDvlLLE BANK LOOT

The baltimore Sun OF Wednesday
carried a dispatch from Reedville,
Va, stating that children had found
q satchel belonging 10 the Common
wealth Bank OF that place, recently
burglarized and burned, containing
s23, SEQ III cash, Liberty bonds and
jewelFy. IL was found under the back
steps 81 Liberty Church.
Because Of the destruction of ell req
ords of the hank In the Are. the exact
amount of loss has not been ascertain.
cd, but the net loss Is now believed 10
be between S25, 900 and $50, State
Fire Marshall Lee, Commonwealth i
Attorney Clarence s T0wIas and j..
WI Bates, an agent of tbs q s. 10.
partment % Justice, are making an In
vestigation, and have found Thar The
safe, though opens had not been dyna-
mited n Gordon Rinndon r. presis
debit Of the bank and G. q. Coppage
cashier.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17
a "Reminiscences 81
Al Early csand jury

~
sell remember my sirst experiences
Ia Jury woFk. and 4 recital N Il mas
he 81 interest,", especially ~ aosgN 81
the older folks Mhu AKw sksnslRr seFslse
years ago
After being drawn ior lars dutss +
Ass ANslgneA o. the fEeAnd Jury Yhe
presiding Judge mAds the usual charge
and W. repaired % or room o. bnpin
work. In answer 10 question biz the
foreman. ] found myself 0ne ~ uHns
Der Nho had never performed iury daty
before, and W. were all told that heing
colts We would have W pay II !
found out afterwards THAI his, to-
gether With certain sines aswessed
against tho members. cent 10 make %
fund 10 be used for beverages aud
cigars. | was appointed treasurer Of
this fund, and recall that on die third
day, Just heiore wc adjourned foF dim
mar, the foreman asked me II had
enough 10 Ego around | replied
thai had not. To the interval sewers
nj 81 she members Of he jury began 10
talk The foreman called them II Or
der but they did not obey. Finally
ono elderly man, o gentleman of The
old school, long since passed 70 bis NJ
ward, offered resolution that three
thirds OF tho jury be fined 10 rrDle zach
for disorder, Every mao 90 the fury
voted 10 fhe affirmative, thinking ihnt
be had said 'soae-tlnrd. and each
member hoping that he would NOT h.
included ID those taxed. After the
motion vas adopted and they f0Und
they had heea taken lnn they alI paid
up.
The jury 10 those&Ays did not have
d whlrl-wind session, but took their
tlnse and investigated esefy case. T'he
ilttle soclabiIisy was hugely enjoyed
and Anal adjournment was reached
with regret. The last member 0f shat
jury, except myself, died about three
years ago, and Judge h. II. CamaiIer
and DIR. Daniel @ Hanmest arc the
only surviving members OF the Bar
who we're 10 attendance at that term Of
court. II VI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17
Death OF Mrs.
NJ. vIotorIs Matthews

La Plata papers OF last week pub
lished accounts OF the death OF Mrs.
M Victoria Matthews. She was SO
years old, the widow of the late James
IT. Matthews and Is survived by the
following children: Father !. Brent
Matthews, y. Brooke Matthews, Mrs.
j Neale Hamilton. Mrs. Julian q /.
Blackjack, Miss Jennie Matthews and
Mrs. George Brent. Nnptlal Mass
was celebrated al ST. Thomas Church
on Monday, Feb. It'll by her son, Fr.
Matthews. Rev. Vim. j. lyman, Of
81. Aioysius' Washington, preached
the sermon. Among the other priests
10 attendance were Father Bridges, 81
Chaptico. Father Hogan. OF Mechanics
Vile, Father limerick, of Le0nardtown,
and Father ia Fargo, OF Ridge. The
funeral was the largest ever held &c
St, Thomas Church.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17

81 LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as thsy
panHet reach the sea2 81 tie disease.
CntArFh Is a local disease. greatly inliu-
ence5 ~ constitutional conditions HALLS
fsTAfkftH MEDICINE ~iil cure eAfAFFps
Il " taken internally ard aeSs through
85fs Hood On tie Mucous Surfaces % the
System, HALLS cATAhfiH ME1HcINB
Ia cpngpeHed ~ HsfBe OF tbA be#i touics
known. cgsnhiued with npule sf ths b9af
hfnHa purifiers The nNFfeSsg ees,zf4fnAtiass
IF the inkfeAieuga II HALsfSH CATANfH
MEDICINE II what nfndaaes such woa-
aefful results III catarrhal conditions
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17


Ofiieials Of the Tidewater Lines, Inc
are on she Eastern Shore making No
Investigation Of this transportation.
sisnati0n there and comforting with the
business men OF tho Shore on the sub
iest.
Mr. I. Gcndason, who has not bern
we'll al winter, has gone 20 Baltimore
for treatment Before leaving he made
arrangements 10 have his business car
5rted on during his absence, and the
store will pc open as usual.
Owing 10 the fact that an important
meeting il 10 10 held ii the Cedar Point
vicinity on Friday, Feb. 25th, tho next
Literary and Debating Society will be
held on The evening previous, Thurs
day, Feb. gath.
Mr.. WO0dley f. Abel, formerly
with the firn of II. d. Means Il CO...
which has gone into bankruptcy, has
associated himself With the firm or
Lawrence, Abel 4 Co., 923 La. Ave.
Washington, where he will be glad 10
handle the produce of his ST. Mays
49, NteSpS tss1tts%Es
w. Gilbert Dent, Of Clinton, Nd,
has been appointed Justice al the Peace
for sha Burrattsvllle District of Prince
Georges county. He is q son OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. Marshall Dent, Of Oakley,
Hnd is q member Of the firm OF Card
u0r and Dent, Real Estate Brokers, of
Washington, and President of the Clin-
lon Bank, making his residence Ut
Clinton.
The Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew, Of
~. Mays county, will have mass
zsaeozing of al members at Dent Mem
ogial Hall, Charlotte Hall, on Wash
fuKE0n's Birthday, February ~, at Z
ps "a. Special speakers from Wash
ingtnn viii address the meeting on the
subject, Recruiting for the Ministry
All are cordially invited.
Maasrs Maxwell and Kearney, re-.
apeGksveiy builder and architect OF the
new building at Leonard Hall, brought
20 Father John wv. Casey at ST. Alloy
elns Rectory on Tuesday the full plans
md completed estimates for the pro-
posed Guild Hall 10 be erected on the
slice luss South Of s.. Alloy lus Church.
Judging from the number OF ores re.
porAsA lii the last few issues OF this
paper, II appears 10 10 il would be 3
good Idea for all property owners 10
look Aheir fire insurance policies over
I ana ke sure they are Ia force. and for
those FEW who have no Insurance on
heir buildings 10 immediately see the
M@eut for some first class insurance
Tbs pspknylsnnin Fire Insurance CO.
Of phlladalphin Ii rated among tEa
Npsk e IL represented III this county
Hg ae9rga Y MeCnlEY. LEONARD town,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17
'rahsIns season Opens sarIy.

Chlneoteagua, Va, Feb. IA. AFTER
the hard winter OF llireo years ago crabs
which had been plentiful III the waters
around ChineOteAgue, were almost an
unknown quantity for two years They
have reappsared 10 The greatest abun-
dance Grabbers, with two men ia Il
boat, are catching from 70 10 barrels
4 day. Ready sale IL made ali s7 i
barrel 10 the Northern markets, max
Ing a day work worth from $50 20 sf0.
The Grabbing season Is rule does not
nFan until NAV BALTIC Sun
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17
ST. Mays Agricultural
Society Meets

The regular quarterly sneeting ~ the
81 Mary's County Agricultural So
cIcty, held on Saturday last, was veil
attended and the organization mapped
out comnlete plans for this year, Dr..
r. y Bamherger. Ut tire Maryland
University Extension Service. gave
very instructive address. making many
practical Suggestions as q, hos the
farmers epnEd Improve fhei condition
by adopting 4 deilsiita program 20 cor.
rect llfs defects Ia our sySeSm ~ fattn-
gng aud marketing. Mr. 8 s Reaves
WAS eIeefed president 10 on nnt the
unexpisNd term Of Mr. y. Lee Mai
tinRlp who resigned becaAse 81 ab.
senee from the county
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17
spesias Blanks For
Farmers Tax.


Thousands of farmers whose nes 10.
come for 1870 equ&led or exceeded the
exemptions Of I'll 600 Tor single per-
sons and $1,000 for married persons
will he required 10 fiIc on or beiore
March Is, 1921, income tax returns for
the year 1890.
As an aid 70 farmers the Bureau Of
Internal Revenue has prepared spe-
ciAl form, lU40F. for recording sales
of live stock. produce, and summary
OF income and expenses. This form
should be attached to the taxpayer
individual return ON Form 1040 Or
l08oA. Full instructions for making
out the forms are contained lii each
Under gross income q farmer ii re-
qulred 10 include all proceeds derived
from the sale Of farm products whether
produced on farm Or purchased Tor
resale. When he exchanges his pro-
duce for groceries, clothing for other
merchandise he must include in his In
come the value of che articles received
ard EXCHANGED. Profit received from
the sale OF farm land or rent received
for the use thereof must also be in
cluded.
~ Fl AfFkONNe
Ia determining his net income, upon
which the tax Is assessed. The farmer
may deduct all necessary expenses sn-
Cured Ia the operation OF his farm
during the year. These include cost
of cultivation, harvesting; and mar.
ketlng ~ his crops, the cost Of seed
and fertilizer used, amonnt spent IN
repair 10 farm buildings other than
the dwelling, and 10 fences and ma
chinery. The cost OF farm tools used
up In tho course of . year, wages paid
10 employees other than domestic ser.
wants. and rent paid for farm land and
buildings fother than dwclling1 are
deduetible items.
Farmers who keep no records on
only records OF cash receipts and dis.
bursemcnts should make their returns
on the basis OF actual rcceipts. bun
farmers who keep complete accounts
and who take inventories at the begin
ming and end Of the yrar TO determine
their profits should report on the &C.
cruai basis. Both methods are fully
explained on Form 1O40F, copies 81
which may be obtained from the Offices
Of collectors ~ internal revenue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17
OFFIcE o. TfsF
eouNg'Y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COUNTY COMM SsI1)ss E:fsss.
January 81 1921.
Notice Is hereby given 20 ali concern
ed thai after this date all road work ii
The county wlll come under tho super
vision ~ the Road Eugineer. and I'D
payrolls and bills will have 10 be- per-
sonaiiy approved rs hin for payment.
g. JOS. /. COUGH, Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17
j. c. sVIimsr Namaa
y .. Revenue Agent,

Under the above caption, the RaItl.
more American. 0f the eth inst, speak
Ing OF the promotion BY appointment of
Mr. ]. Carlisle Wilmer. OF this town. 10
position Of u. y. Revenue Agent. says.
y. Carlilse Wilmer, until recantly
one Of the revenue agents assigned 20
the verifying and auditing III returns
Of taxpayers residing In this territory,
was yesterday appointed internal rev.
enue agent To charge 81 tho Baltimore
Division, which includes Maryland.
Delaware and the District OF Columbia.
His appolntInant eaapa as complete
surprise 20 him.
This IS one OF the most Important
positions In She revenue service and
one 10 which only experts mre appoint
cd. The salary Is ~ SEQ. AS head Of
the department MIR. Wilmer viii direct
tho movements OF all the agents la his
district.
BASED ON MERIT syRTEM.
The promotion Is based on merit.
the revenue agents being 10 classified
service.
Mr Wilmer who Is brother-ln-
law Of Congressman Sydney IL. Mudd
and d son OF Gen Il. Allison wilmer.
Of St Mary's County, Ill one time md-
jutant general oil the State wRs app
pointed customs appraiser by presi.
dent Taft.
RETAINED BY kfcADoo.
So efficiently did be administer the
duties OF this Cfiice that the assistant
secretary OF the Treasury In the Gus.
toms service appealed to Secretary
McAdoo 20 retain him As Mr.. win
raer, however, Is Republican, the
Secretary said be would not ask the
President ID appoint him. When he
left his post, however, the Secretary
sent for him and offered him posi-.
tlon as revenue agent, which he &C.
cepted
Mr. Wilmer whO wRs born and rear
ed In Charles county, and who still
maintains his home here, Is ona of our
most popular and promising young
Eneu. ToRether with bis cousin, Hon.
Bruce M. Wilmer be represented this
county Ia the Legislature some years
ago. His energy and efficiency, no
doubt, had much 10 do With bis slrons.
otlons We congratulate him mud none
that there are higher nruknotI0ns Ia
store for him. Nd. Jnd4pendens
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17

xsxss.~. b.. Il. .ssf..s. =. =.
AIossius Parish during Lent.
~ ma = ra; y hn.Js Duke hRVesre-
enfz2eA 70 knekr meme ~ heonardtoNn.
mr. austin hamlltons OF Leonard
toWn, made "trip 70 La Plata last
&sek.
rnro,,,s ~ sos,,,s IL - o,s.,,ad
rom re Fifst National Bank OF St.
MeFy's
II. n, rs..,.,...., - -. .f.,..
9wss visitor 4 sha c 4, e sast '' X,
ssssaAy
Masses ~ cr..as ga 1e.anL
erYsranna X fhts c,,s,,,sv ~ss.a vi eli
crs so I.a Plata lnst week. ~ -
Ma naroarat Dunham ~ Nav
VoyI IL tI,a g,,ast "a m. ara M,o
a Johnnon. Morcanoa W =
~ sssrn ma cnnseranc ss' !, ~ law
siWs' Recsory al Tuesday.
DR.. G. v. Hayden, Jr., will be
away from bis office from Wednesday
$50 I 49, & '''s'ss'ss = = no~' "s0e'
airs. Mamie Abell, of Baltimore,
aftor recent visit TO friends In Leon
ar4sowu. was accompanied home by
Miss Bessie Abel.
II you want 10 keep posted on what
goes on Ia IS. Mary's subscribe TO the
BEACON. The cost Is only $3.50 per
PEAR.
..~eo,.
% Of Leonard Hall viii be given at
81. Joseph's Hall, Morganxa, on
Tuesday evening, March /.
4 ihe nexs regular meeting OF the
birthday, q legal holiday, the Court
will meet on Monday, Fob. 2lst.
hhe rfueiis Realty Corporation has
openoo % once 70 Leonardtown for
They solicit the listing Of property.
80
me sale Of The second issue OF Road
1sonds amounting 70 500, 900, to be-
nsl0 = sne Coura House op Thursday,
~
Ane Y: .. weather Bnreau forecasts
nhs1sased weatner with occasional
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Church services for ST. Mary s
County Second Sunday IN Lent:
Keonardtown, III q M
Church school, ~ 10.
Friday, : n NJ
Valley Lee Poplar HIlil: 2.s0 b.
Tp. Church School, p. m.
RRv II. g GOODMAN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17
NOTICE or FITNESS TESTS.

The State Ewpioymen, Commissions will held
6iness sesis Il Annapolis. Baltimore. Canbesland.
Frederick end Salisbury, Saturday. February 10.
1871. IL essAbliah ss II PERSONS eligible iof ap.
peinimsns ii he iplowing classes 81 positions h
he Stair service. The usual annual starring
salaries ssa - indicated:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17
E,.saIl. Z

Fort Tobacco - 8
by his vile, Who waS - - 80 ssSsr.
rEagc d Miss Muschetse, cousin of Sen
atOr Walter ] MiriieJl ~ IL Plata
Mr.. Dalleys career was closely Islrn-
lifted With o chapter 10 the isissory 81
Charles county, when Fort Tobacco
was an important shipplng point and
the equity seat. The Port Tobacco
Times was established by bis uncle,
Captain Elijah Wells, and Mr. raiIcy
began work on il ia 1871, Associated
wi h him Was The late Francis NJ Cox.
O leading newspaper man Of has day.
The Times never survived The Court
House fight that resulted Ia moving
the county scat 10 La Plata, and Dali.
icy went 10 Baltimore, where his death
ended 80 years OF newspaper work.
Cox finally moved 10 Washington,
whore he spent his last years 10 the
Federal service.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17

Binder and BY virtue oil an Act of the
u6ueral Assembly 81 Maryland Chap
tef 15S) passed at the January session
of 1920, the County Commissioners 81
Maryas County, State OF Maryland.
viii offer at public sale at the Court
House door In Lnonardtown, Md, on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17

day Feb. p, At 7 d nj
wards, u. d., and Rev
artg, p. ID. viii DO pres.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-17

Ofiieials Of the Tidewater Lines Ipc
are on She Eastern Shore making MI
Investigation OF this transportation
situation there and conierring with the
business men Of tho Shore on the sub
Jest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
SCHOOL TO
DEBATE INTERSTATE LAW

HYATTSVILLE, Md, Dec. 21.-The
newly-formed Hyatsville High School
debating team will try conclusions with
the Interstate Law School team of
Washington in the local school audi
forum tomorrow at o'clock. The
Hyattsville school team. which will up
hold the negative side Of the question:
Resolved, That the limitation of ar.
r.ament should be adopted by all
nations" Hyattsville's team Will com
Lrise the Misses Dorothy Norton, Dor
o.hy Manuel, and Edward Barron.
The Interstate debaters will be
the Misses Mccarthy. Soper. and
Pumphrey.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21

womsn's Mousquetaire Wash
able Kid Gloves, in the now Rus
sian calf shade.
First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
STARVATION IS
FACING 1000 IN
V Va. TOWNSHIP
Minden Painted Hell on Earth
AZ Result of Mine
Shutdown.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va, Dec. I'll
Two thousand men, women and
children, comprising the populace of a
West Virginia town-Minden. in Fay.
cite county-are literally starving to
death.
The mines closed down several
months ago. The miners and their
families remained, hoping for re-
sumption of work. None came. To.
day at Minden and other towns in the
stricken area babies are dying for
want of sufficient nourishment, chill.
dren are half clothed and the entire
town is slowly starving.
To add to the misery an influenza
epidemic Is sweeping the territory
The death rate has been alarming
Schools have closed, out Of 500 pupils
only 104 were able to attend classes
last week.
Conditions in Minden and surround
Ing mining communities are deplor
able. The babies cling to gaunt par
ents, weakened by weeks Of literal
starvation. An eyewitness arriving
here last night said that a loaf OF
bread would be hailed as a gift from
Heaven.
Where only one pair of wearable
shoes are left In family the children
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
bR|T0NSFLEE
ASREvOLT DATE
IN IND|ANEARS
Residents Leave interior Towns
For Fortified Coastal Cities.
Americans Promised Safety.

Dispatches received today at The
office Of the American Commission TO
Promote self-eovernment in India re
port an exodus of British residents
from the interior towns Of India to tie
fortified seacoast cities.
This, according to the dispatches. Is
especially true IN the PunJab and Ben
gal, where the revolution the Indian
Nationalists have declared they will
! naugurate on December 20 Is likely
break. 1t was In those provinces
hat the greater part Of the disorders
occurred in 1919, and over wide areas
artal, or strikes of employers and
BUSINESS men as well as employees. are
row in progress.
Americans and nonrcombatant Eu-
'opeans have nothing to fear" Salem
'ra N. Chose, national director of the
ommission,' said today. They will
be protected, in so far as 1t is humanity
,ossible, by the Nationalist army
British officials, however. will b.
seized after December 26 as hostages
guarantee the safety Of the thou
sands Of Nationalists who have been
imprisoned by the British authorities
within the last few weeks.
ITO safeguard the non-combatant
British and other Europeans in India
he Nationalist leaders have sent word
O their forces in every city and village
hat they will be held accountable for
The safety of non-combatants. Women
and children especially will be pro-
tected and. where desired. Nationalist
escorts will be furnished to conduct
them to the British lines"
There are, it was estimated by Mr..
those. about $4,000 Americans in In.
dia, chiefly missionaries and business
men drumming up trade. There are
about 100000 British and possibly co.
900 other Europeans.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
Vets Want Union Pay
For Testifying In
Watson Quiz
ny fntern.tionsi News Service.

A touch Of humor was added to
the grimness Of the testimony be-
fore the Senate Committee investi-
eating Senator tom" Watson's
charges Of soldier hangings in
Georgia, when kilograms were read
by two veterans who tried to dick
err with Uncle Sam as to how much
they should get for testifying.
Cannot accept So per day;
United States Veterans bureau
pays $3.50" was the telegram road
from Marion j. Wallis. Athens,
Ga.
"Can't go for compensation Of
fered !, will go for ST." read the
telegram from George Scarboro,
Aaron, Georgia.
Sergeant-at-Arms David Barry
wired back that So a day was all
the Government allowed, and that
they'd have 70 come anyhow.
'I'm on my way" wired back
Scarboro.
Coming" was the single word
Wallis used in framing his reply.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21

take turns In wearing them. The
majority are walking about barefooted
and shivering in the biting cold.
The mines shut down in early fall
Lack of orders was the cause. Five
hundred miners were thrown out OF
employment During the warmer
weather Of autumn there was ne
serious suffering. but when cold came
lack Of food, clothing and medical at
tention brought about pitiful condi
tons. One man from the stricken
area, who managed to secure money
enough to reach here, said tha'
Minden was "a hell on earth" and had
been for several weeks
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21

Women's Glove Silk Pettibook-
ors, made with elastic waist and
knee; in black and emerald
green.
First Flo0r,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
SOC Wrist Watch
Bands. Csc

Black and colored MORE Rib
bon Bands. for wrist watches;
with gold-finished slides.
Jewclry Department.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
1925 Silk Vests,
$3.50

Kayser SILK Vests, with band
tops and reinforcement under
arm: flesh color only; sizes s
to s.
First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21

Fiber Silk Hose. in black and
few colors; semi-fashioned back:
seconds Of 59c values.
First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
Look at the JoneseS--
Such fun zvlth their GuIb,

the Jone you'd know why The music Of the Gull
delight each of them takes in playing there's world Of
Jun family and friends.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21

GIFT Suggestions
for the Home
9x12 IT. Seamless Vel
vet Rugs, worth $500,
at $23.35.
z #. 6x9 It. Seamless
Brussels Rugs, worth
$16.50, at $1O.85.
37x54 Administer or
Velvet Rugs, worth SIS,
at $3.45.
Scotch, Nottingham or
Filet Weave Lace Cur
tains, worth $500 pair,
at $2.65.
Scotch, Nottingham or
Filet Weave Lace Cur
tains, worth $500 pair,
at S3.45.
Gilt or Dark Framed
Pictures, worth $3.50,
at Sligo.
9x12 #. Cooks Limo
leum Rugs, worth $1,000,
at $12.75.
36x48 Crib Blankets,
worth $1.50, at CSC.
70x80 Heavy Weight
Part Wool Blankets,
worth $3.50 pair, at
$5.95.
Oriental design Couch
Covers, Sc inches wide,
worth $500 at $2.69.
GOldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
TN the Guibrdnsen
Only Ten Minutes.

Prove to yourself how
easy 1t is to accent the
singing tones (the mel
ody goes along Of its
own accord, and feel
tho Gulbransen respond
to your slightest touch.
Ten minutes tells the
tale.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15

William "Billy" Gilbert, who made somewhat of a reputation with John McGraws 1905 champions will man age the Waterbury Eastern league team next season. Gilbert has been engaged in semi professional baseball promotion for a number years