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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25

Al present life secrl< jd4s 4 Easae o.
going and coming"
Miss Edna welcli has fettirnad from
. delightful "trip n the Capital CITY.
Mr. Z. u. PPM 10 on an axteneed
visit tn his sister, Mrs. Willie hove,
Indian Head.
Her manS friends are charmed to
have Mrs. Laura Cough back In their
midst.
Misses Lillian aud Eleanor Hancock
are the guests Of Mrs. Henry Bur-
roughs, Chaptico.
Miss Catherine Butts and Mrs. De
Shaw Parker, with her little son, mo-
tored 20 Washington. where they will
take the train for their home in Will
son, ~. G..
Don't forget that Thursday. the 18th
IN the grand picnic at auckland. !"
given by the Community Club. so come
and have q good time. s'HoPE."
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The U. s Serd Savire

Do you know what part the United
States secret service will play in the
coming disarmament conference9 DO
you know how Uncle Sam win get his
data on the far east question. how
many ships Japan Is bailding, what
plans for warfare other than the we'll
known methods OF attack and defense
are being perfected by other countries.
Do you know how the United States
secret service kept tabs on von Bern
storf, Dumba, Boyd, Won Papen.
Koenig and other German agents In
America during the late war. Read
all OF this and more In an intensely i'm
teresting article on the secret intelli-
gence In The Magazine Section OF The
Sunday Star Of August 20. Also do
not fail 70 read n story on the part the
American Indians played In the world
war. There will be also splendid dc
ton features by Hugh McNair Kahler,
Herber Jenkins, Sewell Ford. Ring
Lardner, the Rambler and other
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25
t0HMc boBBIE WE1bAG n eaAalIs

A double wsddinw gf muels inieras,
% Charles e4dnsians sill take place as
S. Marv's Catholic Church. Govans,
Md. Sept. l2tk prox., when Tire daugh
tiers ri Mr.. ~ Mrs. r: Ssdn~y Hsv-
ward, of that place, win Le married.
Mss Madeline Hevgard wil, tsecome
the wifs az Mr.. =. tSe-d Wills, son nf
Mr.. aud Mr.. p. Reed Wills, of Bel
Alton, this county. Her sister, Miss
Helen Hayward, viii marry ID. Cyril
G. Hussey. son of DIR. and Mrs. Nil
Lara Hussey, Of Sidney, Ohio.
Miss Anna Hayward win attend her
sister, Miss Madeline Hayward, and
Miss Rsth Hayward, viii be tbs other
sisters attendant. Mr.. James Wills
and Mr.. Willard Z. Hussey viii be best
men for their brothers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25
HOWARD COUNTY BUSINESS
MEN VISIT LEONARDTOWE

A party Of IS business men, land
owners and bankers from Howard
county, Md. came into Leonardtown
over the Tidewater Lines ON Tuesday
and attended banquet at Hotel st.
Mary's. fQuite q number of citizens OF
LeonardtOwn and nearby territory
were also present.
The object Of the trip 10 Leonard
town over the Tidewater Lines vas TO
inspect this modern motor system and
TO Judge for themselves from first hand
observation whether, In their opinion.
this same system Of motor transporta.
ton can be installed over the State
roads in their section OF country and
bring about the same successful results
it has achieved Ia this county.
The Tidewater Lines have been ur1-
ed by the Public Services Commission
TO expand over the entire Slate OF
Marylaaa &lsesFpTun can be carried
6nt. One OF the first lines To extend.
nov under consideration by the Tide
water. Is the State road from Wash
ingtOn To Baltimore running through
Howard county by way of Olney and
Ellicott City The party visiting
Leonardtown on this trip were mainly
citizens from that section.
Addresses were made at the banquet
by Gen Wilmer. w l. Smythe, form
erly of the Interior Department; Harry
Allyn, general manager of the Tide
water Lines; Col. McRae, of the
American Legion, and Col. White,
OF Washington.
Among those attending the banquet
from I ~onardtown and surrounding
country - Gen. L. A.. Wilmer, L.
.. STERLING, Stephen M. Jones. Miles
Palmer, Robert Blackstone, ]. II.
Dent, J. +. Dent, Ernest Burch and
Mrs. Burch, F. j. Dent. Miss Lettie
Marshall Dent, Mrs. Hollis. Mrs.
Keene; also Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Ray,
Of Washington, and ]. T. Manning,
+. II. Williams, and w. II. Rayner,
OF Washington, representing the White
Motor Truck Co.
Those in the party from Howard
county expressed themselves rs thor
Oughly satisfied with the splendid
freight and passenger service the Tide
water Is giving in this county They
were strongly OF the opinion the same
service in their own county would be q
great thing from many standpoints.
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MechanicsviIle Items

All of the ''bumers" around town are
learning the game 'quoits."
Mrs. Carry Munday Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. A. Hill.
Mrs. Harry Adams and her children
were visitors for a few days last week
at the residence OF Mrs. j. w. Adams
We wonder why certain young men
take great pleasure In Sunday alter
noon drives in the direction OF Hughs-
vile.
On " ednestiay last the Mechanics
vile team suffered defeat from the
Bel Alton team by the score of 4 tn |.
The game being the best the Mechanics
.ille team has played this season.
Mr.. &. +. Herbert has never used
his car since no struck tough beef
crossing the road.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25
ARCHBISHOP URLEY SENDS HIS GREETINGS

In his first message to the clergy and
laIty OF the Archdiocese of Baltimore,
published In The Baltimore Catholic
Review, Archt,ishOp-elect Michael ]
Curley, the newly designated successor
10 the late Cardinal Gibbons, sends
his greetings and blessing and asks
the corporation OF priests, the mem
hers of the brotherhoodS and sister
houds and the laity that the lustre
shed on Baltimore by Carroll, Ken
drick and Gibbons must not be allow
cd to grow dim" The text OF the
message follows:
Il have just received from His Ex-
cellency, the ApC 0lic Delegate, form
al notification of elevation TO the
ArchiepIscopal Sc { Baltimore.
$50 the Vicar vi Christ goes my
first thought, one of deepest gratitude
for the high honor conferred.
From the successor Of Peter, / turn
TO the clergy and laity OF the historic
Archdiocese OF Baltimore. To them
| send cordial greetings and blessings.
In spite ~ my youth, inexperience
and total dpHorthiness, bend to the
burden placed uDon me by the Holy
See This burden has come % me
without any desire on my part. In
accepting is am encouraged by the
that shall not have Ia
carry it unaided, since I am going to
The clergy as one sent. / know can
count on their undivided loyalty and
They will not despise my
youth. We shall work together Is
brothers of God and IS guardians Of
souls.
From the laity of the archdiocese
] have received cheering and consol
ing messages, promising fullest CO.
operation In every undertaking. Since
this Is par excellence the age of the
layman, look for splendid results
from the Catholic activities Of the lay.
men OF the See OF Baltimore. The
luSter shed on Baltimore by Carroll,
Rendrick and GibbOns-in fact by
every Incumbent OF the ancient see
must not be allowed 20 grow dim.
To effect this we must stand together.
We must be organized In our work OF
building up Gods Church. Strength
ening the Catholic Church will mean
working At the same time for the wel-
fare of our beloved country.
ITO my priests, secular and regular,
to the good sisters and brothers who
are doing Gods work 10 o silent and
humble way to the 'aity, I am CRATE
ful. Our activities mus be made fruit
full by prayer.
Facing enormous responsibilities,
oblivious OF honors, beg tho prayers
of the priests and people OF the arch
diocese that God will bless our united
efforts"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25

aptfFefati5f u f1e rzDoFEdHA u C
elsshihsticn Of the sources O. centre
yersy win govern tfe fsnai decssion.
Aceordangly. I'm pursuance Of Tie
proposal which has been msde. and In
the light Of gracious indication Of IL
acceptance. the President invites the
Government OF - 60 par
ricspate in q eonferencs On the subject
Of limitation Of Axmaments. in con-
neetion with which Pacific and Ear
Lit questions win also b discussed,
. b held In Washington On the 11th
day OF November, fo21
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News From the Seventh

Mr. and Mrs VIM w. Herbert,
Mrs. Rebecca Il ode and WIN. ~
Herbert, OF Washington. are Sojourn-
ing at Mr.. Frank Ellis, near Palmers
Mr.. Andrew Thompson, of Washing
ton. spent the week end with his father,
Mr.. John + Thompson. Capitol Hill.
Andrew brought the ''oid man. a
very fine present, which he enjoyed so
much that 10 aboai 20 minutes he pull
ed out handful of 'greeii.acks" and
chewed them for tobacco.
Mr.. J. r. N. Lawrence, Of Wash
ington, Is spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Lawrence, oT
Mt. Airy.
Mr. Philip Graves. OF Oakvillc. was
seen In this section last week. Philip
has political bee In his bonnet p"
We hope he won't get stung
Mr.. John II Russell, Of Chestnut
Hill, was doing business in this sec
ton Friday.
last between Compton and Oakley, re-
suited In victory for Oakley, IS 10 10
Oakley and GRANVILLE will play on sun
day next, the 18th, mt Oakley. This
should he worth lot TO see, as Ora
vile beat Oakley recently. 4 to 3.
Mr.. FEMME Bailey, Of River Springs,
has purchased a Ford car.
Mr.. Willie Herbert, of Dynard, lost
his best COW last week and has several
~ Ealing nitrate
OF soda was the cause.
Owing to physical disability. our
local blacksmith, Mr.. A. T. While.
VIII shoe NO more horses until further
notice. Any other work IN his line
viii be greatly appreciated.
Miss Beatrice While, Of Washing
Ton, Is spending a two-weeks' vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and MRS. Adam
1. While, of Capitol Hill.
Mrs. Lem Russell. accompanied by
MISS Mary Nj. Long and Mr.. Richard
Goode, spent Sunday in this neighbor-
hood.
Miss May Dingee. Of BuShood: Miss
Ihelma Allard, Miss Dorothy Smith,
Mr.. Carroll Allard and MIR. Donald
Smith, OF Washington, are the guests
OF Miss Helen MeuShaw, of River
Springs Hotel.
Mrs. Aubrey Cullens and son, of
Fosters Neck, are visiting friends and
relatives in the Copital City.
The Huntsville and River Springs
ga seball teams will play at River
Springs Saturday afternoon at ;. 30
Dancing and refreshments after the
game. GABRIEL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25


In the Circuit Court for ST. ~Mary,s
County, in Equity. No. 1878 N. r.
Pierre {. Wercks, next friend TO
Catharine Beavens, PLAINTIFF,
VS..
Nellie !. Beavens and Catharine
BeaVens, Defendants.
Ordered this 18th day of July. in the
year 1921, by the Circuit Court for 81.
Aary's county, in Equity, that the
private sale made at and for the sum
OF $4,000, as stated in the Bill of
Complaint, filed In the above entitled
case, be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause TO the contrary be shown on or
bsIore The fourth Monday August.
1921; provided a copy OF this order he
inserted In some newspaper printed
and published In said St. Mary's
county, once week for three successiye
weeks before the said fourth Monday In
August, 1921.
B. HARRIS CAVALIER, judge.
True Copy Test:
ENOCH B. ABELL,
Clerk OF the Sircuit Court for St.
Marv's County.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25
Baseball News

The Leonardtown baseball team
visited Bel Alton on Sunday last
end acted uD something grand" de-
leating their opponents by . score of
lsto
BUCK" Cough was In the box for
our aggregation and held the enemy
TO three hits. "Reds" Combs fielded
ell aroand first and made an impress
siye showing. he was also 'mong the
ceiebreties at the bat. sharing honors
Ia that department with Harry Norris
and Dick Greenwell.
A fairly good representation Of To-
cal supporters Witnessed the game,
which drew q large attendance. Bel
Alton had what was conceded the
strongest team In Southern Maryland
until che locals BUNDLED them 10 inn
pressive style.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25

Orphans Court Oh 81. Mary's County,
Sct:-June p, l93l.
This Is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orph-
ans Court for St. Mary's County, let
ters testamentary on the estate OF
LEONARD r. GRAVES,
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
ths same with the vouchers thereof, TO
ne subscriber on or before the 18th
day OF December, 1921; they may other
wise by Law be excluded from ali bene-
nc OF said estate. All persons indebt-
ed 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
MARY +. GRAVES,
o-SO-oa. Executrix.
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F0RSzkrE

Osborne BinGer, as good as new.
Is. u q. Corn Planter, used 2 yrs,
Lime Spreader, used 2 wears,
Silo, lON2o 80 tonsl new: has not
been set up.
! Manure Spreader,
| set Double Work Harness,
! set Single Buggy Harness,
/! 1-ton International Truck,
Set Tractor Plows,
Set Tondem Disks
! S-io International Tractor.
! Saw Rig. on wheels, without engine
! Bay Horse, . years old,
! Wheat Fan, new,
Ok Cart,
| also have for sale Case Steam
Engine and Saw Mill (new last yearl,
This mill Is running and can be seen
by any ono interested.
Threshing Machine also for sale.
2ix4s Case Blower.
Most of the implements are on NV
farm and can be seen 1t any time.
The horse can be seen at Mr.. VIM, g.
Mattingly's stables. Truck Is also
there.
6-l6-lm. CHAS. b. CHURCH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25

III ES Big business Is ready for
lDhL you. Sell 1877 products
direct to farmers ON credit. IL you
own team or auto, are under so, can
give bond, we start you. Twenty mil
lion use our products. Good territory
open. Write J. Il. Watkins CO.,
Dept. ia, Winona, Mimi. It's your
life chance. TIA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25

The annual catalogues of the South
ern MARYLAND Fair are now being Is
sued. Attention Is called 90 the usual
exhibit OF Flowers. The printer failed
10 include this In the list Of premiums.
The Association offers for:
Best display OF blooms by any
korist In Southern Marylsnd-lsl
premium, SIS; 2Ed premium. eiO.
home garden In Southern Maryland :
LIST premium, go; End premium, Is.
-Adyertisement.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25

IDENTIc TEXTS MADE PUBLIC

Washington. - Invitations to the
Washington conference on Limitation
Of ornaments and Pacific and Ear
Eastern questions, to be held Novem-
Der IL, were sent out by the State De-
partment.
Identic Invitations were addressed
to Great Britain, Japan, France and
to Italy. The invitation to China, tex.
tually Ii the same, except that the sec
ond paragraph In eliminated because
Of her status m q non-wartime nation.
The text OF the invitation 20 the
four great powers follows:
The President Ia deeply gratified
at the cordial response 10 his sug-
gestions that there should be q con-
ference on the subject Of limitation
Of ornaments, In connection with
which Pacific and Far Eastern Ques-
tions should also be discussed.
Productive labor II staggering un-
der an economic burden too heavy 20
be borne unless the present vast pub
lie expenditures are greatly reduced.
It 10 idle to look for stability ar the
assurance Of social justice while waste
full and unproductive 0utlays deprive
effort Of its just reward and defeat
the reasonable expectation OF progress.
The enormous disbursements I'm the
rivalries Of armaments manifestiy con-
stitute the greater part ot tha enesrn-
brance upon euterprise and nafional
prosperity and avoidable or extraya-
CANT expense Of this nature q not only
without economic Justification, but %
q constant menace to the peace Of the
world rather than an assurance OF its
preservation. Yet there woald seem
20 be no ground to expect the halting
OF these increasing outiays unless the
powers most largely concerned ind q
satisfactory basis for an agreement TO
effect their limitation. The time 10 be-
lleved Co be Opportuns for these powers
60 approach this subject directly and
In conference, and, while In the dis
cussion Of Limitation Of armament, the
question Of naval armament mag
naturally have nrst plaza. IL has been
thought best not to exclude questions
pertaining TO other ornaments to the
end that all practicable measures Of
relief may have appropriate e0nsid
Grafton.
II 10, however. quite clear that there
can be no final assurance OF the peace
Of the world In the absence Of tbs de-
sire for peaee. and the prospect Of re-
dueed armaments IN not hopeful one
unless thu desire nnds expression In .
practical efEert Co remeye causes Of
misunderstanding and to seek ground
for agreement nm 70 principles and
their application. II In tha honest wish
Of this government that through IN
Interchange Of views with the facill-
ties afforded BY q conferences, II may Do
possible 60 and Q solution of Psciac
and Far East problems. az unGuestion-
Cd Importance at this time. That Il.
such common Understandings with M
spect % matters which have ben and
are Of international concern, and may
serve to promote enduring friendship
among our people&
It is not the purpose Of this govern
ment % attempt 20 define the scope Of
the discussion In relation 90 the Pa
cifsc and Ear East, but, rather, 90 leave
this to IN the subject Of suggestions
TO DO exchanged before the meeting oE
the conference, In the expectation that
the spiris Of friendship and a. cordial
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25
Notice 70 Creditors.

Orphans Court of St. Mary's County,
Sct:-AHg. y, 1921.
This is to give notice that the sab
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for st. Mary's County, letters
testamentary on the estate of
WILLIAM E. BURCH,
late OF said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibi,
the same with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber, on or before the 9th
day of February, 1922; they may other
wise by law be excluded from all bene-
lit OF said estate All persons indebt-
ed to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
ELI r. BURCH,
LEWIS r.. BURCH,
S-ll-bt. Executors.
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LocaIwise & Otherwise
Trout are biting

Trout are biting
Mrs. Jane Lancaster, OF OakIey. Il
visiting in Washington.
Miss Madge Fenwick. of Leonard
town, is visiting in Baltimore.
Miss Katie Maddox, OF Washington.
is visiting friends in Leonardtown.
Miss Katherine GrRham, OF Sails
bury, Md, Is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bower Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Fenwick. Of
Washington, have joined the Fem
wick Camp at Paw Paw Point.
A minstrel show, followed by q dance
will he held at the Parish Hall, Me-
gainesville, on Tuesday, Aug. 30.
Misses Julia and Mamie Stone, of
Oakley have moved TO Leonardtown,
where they will make their home
Mrs a. F. Fe"wick, of Leonardtown,
is visiting in Baltimore. Mrs. Fem
wick is accompanied by her son Char
les.
Miss Jennie Bennett and Miss Leila
Bennett, of Leonardtown are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Porter, OF
Hya.tsville.
Mrs. Richard Sears, of Society Hill,
was hostess on Sunday To Mr.. Albert
Fenwick, Miss Nellie Fenwick and Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. King.
Gen. L. A. Wilmer made a business
trip to La Plata on Monday of last
week and sold the personal property
Of the late Eliza v. Weems.
Lost-Short time ago. eaa-RAs=znira
paid IL returned % Rev. II. C. Good.
man, Leonardtown ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fenner Lee have
moved To "Leecrest," near Leonard
town, and are occupying u cottage un-
Oil their home is completed.
Mr. Byran Maddox, of New York,
after attending the training camp nc
ent~, Capt. and Mrs. Geo. w. Mad
doS, at st. Mary's City.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Hungerford, OF
Charles county, were guests at place
ntia." the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Abel, during last week They re-
turned on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Abel went TO
Washington on Monday and visited
Mr.. Giles Dyer, at Georgetown Uni
versitY Hospital. They found him
improved and his physicians consider
ed his condition very satisfactory.
Mr.. Len $. Herbert and daughter,
Miss Naomi Hrrbert, Of Newport.
Charles county, have recently return
ed from Indiana. where they went TO
be present at the reception of Miss
Ruth Herbert as Holy Cross Sister.
Wason NJ. Burroughs, aged two
years and nine months, youngest son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Burroughs, OF
MechanicSville, died suddenly ON Tues
day. August 10. Our heartfelt sym
pathY Is extended the bereaved parents.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
jefferson y Combs, of FOX'S Point,
were lat home" To a number of their
relatives and frien9s in ST. Mary's.
The interior Of the house was "A bower
of fer0s and pines and the spacious
lawn was most beautifully decorated
with Chinese lanterns. The house and
grounds were aglow with tights, pre-
seTltlng the appearance Of fairy pal
ace. A splendid orchestra furnished
music for the dancers and late in th5
evening a repast was served. a most
enjoy able time WAS had bv all.
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Foe Exchange

will exchange for a farm i'm South
ern Maryland my water-power mill
plant. consisting of Flour, Feed, Saw
Mill, Broom Factory, I dwellings, IL
acres, earning around $50 per day.
Bargain To one wanting a live-going
business. Address, Box j, North
East, Md. Slit.
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r EWARD

Lost at River Springs dancing pa
Wilton Saturday, Aug. O, a square,
gray pocket book with a driving per-
init inside, with other things. Finder
please send bv parcel post and receive
q reward. q. EWELL, Compton, Nd.
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vkcsvER sIa COAL FIELD

Rsadlno.s Nsw strlppInss Said %
Establish Record
PostsvaIle. Pa<-The Philadelphia q
ResFdsng Coal and Iron Company has
begun the greatest anthracite strip
pings Known In the history OF the coal
business nc Raussh Creek. Mine ex-
perts who vIsatea the scene predicted
that. more than 500. 100000 worth Of
coal wnl be unceyered BY the strip
pings and make the mining Of this vast
bedy Of coal possible without the dan
ger Of ordinary msnlng
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES

We wish to announce Mr.. GUY
HERBERT, of Mechanicsville, as q
suitable candidate for the House of
Delegates, and will say, IL he consents
10 make the fight, will be ably sup
ported by the Democrats of the 9Th,
5th, 9th and 9Th Districts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25
MORE fDLE M n. '. STATE

2 Per Gent Increase In May Was Ne
psafsd In June.
Albany. n. Y.-The Rumber OF work
ers employed In New York State fac
tories was fupther induced By 2 per
cent Between June ana July. says q
report issued By the State Department
ol.Lasor. Thgnamber OF factory work
ers laid OF since the beginning OF the
depression In approximately 100000.
Lack Of orders constitute the out.
standing fsctor 10 the decrease In en-.
plsyment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-25
FOR TREASURES.

hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the nomination for County
Treasurer. subject TO the action offhe
Democratic primary.
JOSEPH c. WHILE, Hollywood.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Church services Sunday, Aug. 9:
st. Peters Chapel, 10 a. m.
30. Andrews Church, III q. m.
Rev. ii. c. GOODMAN Rector.