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The Washington herald., 1921-07-16
SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1921.

The early hours of today are
favorable for most activities, ac-
cording to astrology. Mercury and
Neptune are in benefic aspect. After
3 p. m. Jupiter is adverse.
1t is an auspicious rule under
which to dispatch written terms of
agreement or to enter into inn
portant negotiations.
The signing of leases is subject
to the best influences at this time.
which promises friendly relations
for the parties in the contract.
There is a sign that seems to be
most favorable for real estate
transactions Nthat are associated
with building projects and not
speculative.
: Neptune should encourage per-
sons of both sexes to look ahead
with clear vision today. 1t is a time
to make plans that will be carried
out.
The seers foretell many dipIo-
matte notes, in which the United
States will find serious problems
and trade relations will be. largely
questioned.
The forenoon, only, OF this day
should be employed for business
transactions, as Jupiter threatens
any sales or trades made after mid
day.
Astrologers foreten that there
will be keener competition among
women for political appointments
than ever before and that many will
meet severe disappointment.
The stars, which seem to frown
on women's ambitions for high
NJ L. n a.
by groups or organizations.
Persons whose birrthdate II is
should not speculate or take any
risks. Removals will not be fortu-
nate this year.
Children born on this day may be
restless and careless by nature, but
these subjects of Gemini are usually
gifted in at least two directions.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-16
LOCAL A. A. Y.
SECRETARY NEGLECTED.

A. T Koehler. who has been seq
retary of the Washington once Of
the American Association Of I'm
gineers for the past year has been
reelected to that once by the ns.
tional board OF directors. and he has
also been made manager Of the
Federal department OF the zssocia-
tion. which 10 engaged in working
for the betterment Of the condi-
tions Of the engineer In Federal en-
ployment.
w n
The Washington herald., 1921-07-16
Still Ireland of the Irish.

THE Irish are still Irish. The long, BLOODY,
i vindictive, haie-breeding. bitter struggle with
Great Britain has not fundamentally changed them
They still have that peculiar most admirably low
abIo and fascinating character, which makes them
= quick to forgive, they are capable of hate
This is not mercurisl temperament; it is rather
The Washington herald., 1921-07-16
Norfolk Captain Found Dead.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. July Is
Capt. Ray Bennett. Of Norfolk. Va,
who arrived here yesterday from the
South with n barge of coal. was
found dead on the river front to-
day. Death is believed due to alco-
holic poisoning.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-16
Has Job for Dawes.
I" the Editor. The Washington Herald:
Please page Gen. Dawes!

th0 DuitoIs Aut "ashhk
Please page Gen. Dawes!
When he gets through with a few
minor details in regard to center
ing the fire of the ammunition Of
the United States government /
wish you would ask him to take
up some of the bigger things-big-
ger because they are such jokes.
To wit: 1 cannot put on my bath
ing suit and an old suit of clothes
md go to the Municipal Swimming
Pool. 1 must do the changing there.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-16

Valuable gold coins have been unearthed on
New Jersey golf course What day some
must have been having with his drive!
The Washington herald., 1921-07-16

Another cherished tradition gone to smash
scientists now claim the traditional Gave man"
was gentle wooer
The Washington herald., 1921-07-16

Russia is acquiring fine reputation, not so
much as the land of the free as the home OF the
knave.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
M MEMORLAM

Id memory OF Mas. MATILDA
HIGGB, who died February 4. 1921.
Angels of God that guard ua.
DvaEnpded IRON HmnVen m6oya.
Took from Dar midst our sister.
Whom We treasured - ana loved.
May the Heavenly wInda blow aefsiy.
Hound that sweet aud haIlowed spot,
mia the changing scenes of life, our aiaaeg,
You VIII nsyer be forgot
on, may Va meet IN Heaven,
WhrFa loved pnea no more shall weep.
Fof thoss who die trusting in Jesus.
This do4tb Il only sleep.
-Hr SISTER ALICE.
Ia memory Of MRs. GEORGE Will
IsIAMS, who died Augustg, 1919.
We laid her thsrp in aadnena.
For cur hearts nfg niek with pAfn!
llst re know that Ia ths m0fnIng
We shall meet her onne aaatn.
Tke hops that wgxisail SEQ hat day
should chess our present Gffefs away.
fHw short years of conflict mast.
Won meet Afoupd the thfona al last
MltA. ALICE WILLIAMS.
IL memory of JOHN RICHLEY
WILLIAMS, who died Dec %. 1919.
N his hearth hs sought the saviour.
IN afiilftiun ha Waa - hla side.
Ard IN death llod msnt flia anxea,
SAFETY his spifit home 70 guide.
10 lIse Tor chFiat waa All Ma pleasure.
10 do for Him waN aii his gain
Tor On the Cross Christ suffered
That He and All might live agaiu.
-.isf MOTHER
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17

Mr.. n. bond. of Baltimore, has
been visiting 10 the vicinity Of Chapti.
leo.
Mrs. VIM. Il. Gardiner has been en-
tertnining visitors from Baltimore.
Miss Dorothy Davis has returned to
Washington after visit to her home
ia this section.
Miss May Reeder. Chortico's popu-
lar teacher, spent last week end with
her parents at Morgsnza.
Prof. and Miss Mcpherson. Of Char.
lott6 Hall, were visitors to our town
on Friday afternoon.
Messrs. Carroll Davis and Steyie
Cough attended the American Legion
dance al La Plata on Monday night
Feb. I.
The ''50O'' party for the berefit Of
Leonard Hall, held al ST. Joseph $
fast Friday evening, Feb. II, was well
attended. The prizes we're awarded a.
follows:
Ladies' lst prize Miss Anita Cana
lier
Ladies' 2nd prize Mrs. Harry John
SON.
Ladies' Consolation. prize Miss
Heloise Abell
Gents lst prize--Mr- @. Frank
Gents 2ud prize Or. L. b John
Cents Consolation prize-Mr. ). b.
Abell.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
roeacco SPACE MEeoED.

Members OF the State Tobacco Grom.
ers' Association arr ''up In the alr't
as TO where they will store tho ncw
crop.
The six warehouses owned BY the
State and distributed lhroughous
Maryland are already filled. The
State Inspector recently asked the
Board OF Public Works for an appro-
pFlation Of $40 900 Tor the consiruc-
ton of new Harrhouses. but this
amount wns cut ~ G20.tO0
There are now stored Ia IN FlaltI-
more warehouses 1900 haasheads of
tobacco. morc Hian thrce.iuurths ~
ibis number being of The 1913 crop.
Never Va Tho history ~ ihe Stat has
50 much tobacco bern left over from
The crop o year previous Abont .skAl
hoRsheads of the 1870 crop already
have been stored Ia the local ware.
houses Baltimore Ness Esb. !.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
WHY THE EDITOR LEST
TOWN

Somebody sent the editor OF the
Pokatown Gazette a few bottles IL
home brew The same day he recaiv wed
for publication o wedding annonpne.
meut and q notice OF an auction s1ie.
Here are the results:
WIN. Smith and Miss Lucy Ander.
son we're disposed oi AZ public auctian
at my farm, one mile east of q beauEil
fnl cluster Of roses on her breast and
with two white calves, before bnek-
ground Of farm implements, too numer-
Gus 10 mention, In the presence of
about seventy guests, including two
milk COWS, SIX mules and one bob sled
REV. Jackson tied the nuptlal knot
with Two hundred feet OF hay rope and
The bridal couple loft on one good
5ohn Deere pillow for an extended trip,
with terms to suit the purchaser. They
will be at home to their friends with
one good baby buggy and few kltch-
on utensils, and after ten months from
date Of sale, 20 respectable parties,
and about fifty chickens. - Exchange.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
DddllyS
D6Eyenin8
Fairy Tale



''Now that we're ell on the horse"
said the courier 70 the boy and girl
adventures, Il viii explain every
thing. We all know in the House OF
Secrets. and ail who live In these
parts. that You. the boy. and you, the
girl. are seeking adventures and that
you're on your way to the House OF
Secrets.
syrhere you are going to learn the
secret Of leadership and success and
power.
you're going to know how you, as
q boy. can become, In time. leader
Of men, fine in every way. And you're
going to have your question answered,
girl. Of how 20 become beautiful and
loved and a leader among women.
You'll find ail that out In the House
OF Secrets. and on your way to the
House you are going through with
many adventures which are all wen
worth having. I'm sure you'll admit"
ave do" said the boy. @even II
some OF them are a bit awful at
times. Last night when we met those
other boys and girls and we all started
10 quarre: and fight about who shourlf
lead--and then we all got lost and
no one could iind each other and the
girl and were separated and the
night was long ana dark and fearful
on. u was dreadfulls
"weIl.~ said the courier, Il would
say your sentence. az well as the night.
was pretty long and fearful, even II II
wasn't dark r.
The boy and girl laughed.
~we can laugh about it now" said
the girl.
What happened 70 all those other
boys and girls whom we met looking
for adventures7v asked the boy.
',rhey went home," said the eou-
rier. 'srhey really didn't want adyen-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17

turea They didn't want 20 put up
with anything. They weren't the sort
10 care II they ever reached the
House Of Secrets or NOT.
''fsut ] must explain about the mes
sage have and why am taking you
both along. The girl IL little sur.
prised That I didn't leave her behind.
for she chose the wrong road second
time, and the boy chose the right enc.
~Weii. DO you remember, some time
back n y0nr adventures. how yon
cninr across thN good little child of
The story hooke and the bad little
chlldf They both lived IA vine
covered horse and they couldn't eei
free. they xera 50 pntanaied il vines.
too. isscause no one would tell the
trvth about them and because no one
would say that they were really
mixture of bad and good ard would
be quite nice and get 70 learn a LOT
OF things n only they were aet free
from the vines Of untruth.
"You remember. zee. ! am GER
talnly not going 20 make you snffer
In the same way. They wouldn't let
courier from the House OF Secrets
do such n thing. Besides. you see, Il
wouldn't be fair.
''T'he whole trouble was that all of
you wanted 10 bc leaders. And this
Il the message that I bring to you
two Rdyenturcrs from the House 0f
Secrets. IN the FIRST place I win tell
you my name once more; II IL Co
operation.
That's a terribly big name and I
suppose you don't zee what can ever
do with Each a big one. II means
working and pulling together.
''And 10, because Of my name, 1
can bring this message You worked
Mt odds last night. You all fought for
leadership. Each wanted bis very
OWN way. You didn't know how 10
pull together. You didn't know how
10 talk things out and discuss them
and find out which sounded the best
and which not. You didn't under
stand my name and so I've come to
explain II 10 you"
They were stiII riding slowly down
the read. "You must learn co-opera-
iion II you're going TO travel to the
House Of Secrets. You've got to learn
20 pull togeiher--that's what II means.
That is why you got lost last night.
and the fog came up and you couldn't
find anyone or anything. You got nv.
erything IN a terrible mess because
yon didn't pun together
Nov the boy was as bad as the
girl, He should have talked II all out
with her. shouldn't you have done
this. boy.r he asked.
You're right" said the boy. sBut
| wanted to show could boss, i
guess. The others looked as though
they expected me to-"
+And ! wanted to show I'd do my
own way" said the girl.
@well." said the courier. 4 guess
you understand now"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
Compton News

The need OF an additional room to
Compton School is greatly realized
today monday as there are fifty-four
pupils IN school and not enough desks
TO accommodate them. In fact, there
is not room enough Ia school for any
more desks, so some OF the small child
rem are sitting on boxes on the plat
form
Messrs j. @. Burch and Philip Duck.
Jet spent last week 10 Washington.
Mr. Burch proceeded TO Alexandria.
where he will remain for a while.
Mrs Mamie Greenwell, who has
been spending few weeks with rola-
tlves ot Clements. returned home Sat.
urday last.
Miss Louise Adams Is spending a
few days at ihe home OF Mr and Mrs.
French Drnry.
Misses Goldl6 Ewell and Madeline
Bussler we're seen horseback riding
Sunday Miss Cioldie had a very bad
fall when her steed. Paul. was
frightened by dog and threw her
She was not hurt.
Miss Annie Mae Yates spent Sum
day afternoon with her sister, Mrs
r. c. Heard
Miss Lillian Adams returned home
Sunday after spending a week with
Mrs. Bullock and daughter, Miss Edith
Morgan, who has ileon sick with peu-
risy.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
a "Reminiscences q
An EaFIy Grand Jaey


veil remeiniser my arss experiences
in jury work, and = realiai 81 il may
~ ui tnleFnsk. especially 10 AdHN 81
tile nldet folks wb0 saw similar sefflee
sears ago
After being 6rAwn for lury duty, !
was assigned - The Grand Jury. flle
presiding judge made the usual charge
and ~ repaired 70 our room 70 begin
work. lf answer 20 q question by tbs
foreman, found myself one ~ nna-
her Who had never performed jury duty
before, and we were all tola that bcing
colts wp would have 10 pay el /
found out afterwards thai this, To-
getber with certain hnes assesscd
against the members. went 60 make np
fund 70 BE- used for bevesages and
cigars. was apponled treasurer nf
this fund, and recall that on the third
day, Just before We adjourned for din.
ner, the foreman Gsked me Ill had
enough 10 "Ep around / replied
that had NOT. Ia the interval srvers
~ oi The members Of tbs jury began %
talk. The foreman called them 10 OF
der but they did not obey. Finally
ono elderly man, gentleman oi the
old school, long since passed 70 his ra-
ward, offered . resolution that ''threA.
thirds Of tho jury be lined 10 cent each
for disorder. Every man on tie inry
voted Ia vie affirmative, thinking that
he had said s'one-thsrd,n and each
member hoping thmt he would not b.
Included 10 those taxed. After the
motion was adopted and they Found
they had been taken I'M lhey All paid
up.
The jury Ia thoselay did not have
q @hirlwind session, but took their
tiuBo and investigated eyefy case. Tho
little soclability was hugely enjoyed
and hnal Adjournment was reached
with rngret. Tho last member OF that
jury, except myself, died about three
years ago, and Judge B. II. CamnIier
and M. Daniel G Hammelt are tho
only surviving members OF the Bar
who we're in attendance az that term OF
court. -S. ",
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
A CARD

! Wiah n inform my paffons aud the
general pnhlis kha& Mk o. q CAKulT.
wEsD has herD associated with noe III
business fBf tbu lasl = years, has de-
parted nor she devastated regions IL
Francs viii considnrnble 81 my pro-
fits, and Is no longer ln my employ
i5ut have bcen very Fortunase ia se-
curing lhe snrylces Of Aa. SfsJT CASH.
and consequently sill be IL much
lsstfef position to take care OF your
wants than ever before Thanking
you All for yonr past patronage aud
soliciting u continnanca 81 Tire same,
remain, Respectfully yours,
ADAM A WI8isE.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
CHILDREN FIND
REEDviLLE BANK LOOT

The Baltimore Sun of Wednesday
carried a dispatch from Reedyille,
Va, stating that children had found
a satchel belonging 10 the Common
wealth Bank OF that place, recently
burglarized and burned, containing
s25, 500 In cash, Liberty bonds and
jewelry. II was found under the back
steps OF Liberty Church.
Because Of tha destruction 0f ali roc
ords of the hank in the fire, the exact
amount OF loss has not been ascertain
ed, but the net loss Is now believed 70
be between S25, 900 and S30, 900. State
Fire Marshall Lee, Commonwealth, i
Attorney Clarence 8 Towles and J..
w. Bates, On agent OF the q s.. De-
partment Of Justice, are making On In
yestigationg aud have found that the
safe, though open. had not been dyna-
mited. II. Gordon Blundon Is presl.
dent OF the bank and e. q. C0ppage
cashier.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
Death OF Mrs.
N. vietosia Matthews


Ia Plata papers OF last week pub
lished accounts OF the death ol Mrs.
M. Victoria Matthews. She was So
years old, the widow OF the late James
+. Matthews and Is survived by the
following children; Father J.. Brent
Matthews, r Brooke Matthews, MRS
j Neale Hamilton, Mrs. Julian G..
Blackjack Miss Jennie Matthews and
Mrs. George Brent Nnptial Mass
was celebrated at ST. Thomas Church
on Monday Feb 7th by her son, FIR.
Matthews. Rev. WIN, J.. lyman. OF
st. Aloysius' Washington, preached
the sermon. Among the other priests
In attendance were Father Bridges, OF
Chaptico. Father Hogan. of Mechanics
vile, Father Limerick, OF Leonardtown,
and Father la Fargo. OF Ridge. The
funeral was the largest ever held at
st. Thomas Church.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
Charles Il pullry


q. DALEY, Financial Editor
ltiinore Sun, died az hsz s,nsne
Ore on Wednesday, Feb ath.
SS Forn1eglY Associate cdit0r,tf Tie
Port Tobaeeo T1Sues He Is survived.
by bis wife, who waS bsfore her -7yai-
riage a Miss Muschetle, cousin of Sen
ator Walter J Mitchell. of La Plata
Mr.. Dhileys career was closely iden-
titled With a chapter IN the history OF
Charles county, when Port Tobacco
was an important shiupiBg point and
che county scat. The Port Tobacco
Times was established BY his uncle,
Captain Elijah Wells, and MIR. railcy
began work on Il In 1877. Associated
wi h him was the late Francis M Cox,
leading newspaper man Of has day.
The Times never survived the Court
House fight that resulted In moving
the county seat 10 la Plata, and Dali.
ey vent TO Baltimore, where his death
ended 80 years of newspaper work.
Cox flnally moved 10 Washington,
where he spent his last years Ia The
Federal servico.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
catarrh cannot Be CURED

BY LOCAL APPLICATIONS. a. shey
cannot reEch lhe geal az the disease.
cntarfh 10 e lce@I es=aana, greatly ghfiu-
afsfeA " constitutional conditions. HALLS
fssTAHftit MEDICINE Will cure catarrh.
Il - taken Internally and acts through
ia blood on thc Mucous Surfaces of the
System HALLS CATAfflRH MEDICINE
ia composed OF some of the best toulca
of the Ingredients IN ffAfsIt8 CATAHflH
MEDICINE u whM3 pFoducea such won
eerful rreUitn In catarrhal ConditionM
n. = channy . Co. Props. Toledo. q
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
St. Mays Agricultural
Society Meets

The regular quarterly meeting OF the
81 mary's County Agricultural SO.
siety, held on Saturday last, was sell
attended and The organization mapped
out comnlete plans for this year De.
4. - Bombergrr, ~ the Maryland
University Extension Service. gave 3
very instructive address. making many
practical suggestions as 10 how the
farmers ciuld improve theie condition
by adopEing dslEilts program 20 cor
rect tlip defects 10 our system 81 farm.
ing ani marketing. Mr. s = Rerses
was elected presideiat ~ al out ll,e
unexpir6d term of Mr. T. Leo Mat
tingly. who resigned because of ab.
senee from the county
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17

ChIncoeague. Va, Feb. "A. After
the hardwintee OF three years ago crabs
which had been plentiful In the waters
around CblncoteHgue, we're almost an
unknowp quantity for two years They
have reappeared In the greatest abun-
dance Crabbers, with two men 10 q
boat, are catching from 5 70 10 barrels
q day R.ady sale Is made at e1 q
barrel In the Northern markets, max
Ing q days work worth from $50 20 gro.
The Grabbing season IS rule does NOS
open until MAY = BALTIC Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17

Ofieials OF the ridewater Lines, Inc /,
are on the Eastern Shore making an
Investigation OF the transportation
situation there and comforting with the
business men Of tho Shore on the sub.
iect
Mr. 4. Gendason, who has not been
well oil wintsr, has gone 10 Baltimore
for treatment Before leaving he made
Rrrangenents 10 have his business car
ried on during his absence, and the
store will be open as usual.
4 Owing to the fact that an important
meeting Is to be held in the Cedar Point
vicinity on Friday, Feb. 25th, the next
regular meeting Of the Cedar Point
Literary and Debating Society will be
held on the evening previous, Thurs
day, Feb. oath,
Mr.. Woodley 4. Abell, formerly
with the hrm of u. ID. Means Il 90. I,
which has gone into bankruptcy, has
associated himself with the firm OF
Lawrence, Abeil 4 CO., 923 La. Ave.
Washington. where he will be glad TO
handle the produce Of his ST. Mary's
county friends.
w. Gilbert Dent, of Clinton, Md. !,
has been appointed Justice of the Peace
Tor ahe Surrattsvillc District OF Prince
GeorEe's county. He is son Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Marshall Dent, OF Oakley,
hnd is . member OF the firm of Gardi-
nor and Dent, Real Estate Brokers, OF
Washington, and President OF the CliD-
ton Bank, making his residence at
Clinton.
Tho brotherhood OF st. Andrew, of
~. Mary's county, will have mass
ineotlpg OF Rll members at Dent Mem
orlal Hall, Charlotte Hall, on Wash
iuRton's Birthday, February %, at 2
D. M. Special speakers from wash
siuxton VIII address the meeting on the
subject. Recruiting for the Ministry. n
All are cordially invited.
Messrs Maxwell and Kearney, re-
speetiyely builder and architect OF the
new building at Leonard Hall, brought
70 Father John w. Casey at ST. Alloy
gins Rectory on Tuesday the full plans
md completed estimates for tho pro.
posed Guild Has TO be erected On the
Hite just South u So. Aloysius Church
Judging from the number OF firas re-
p0rted Ia tho last few issues Of this
paper. Il appears to us il would be q
good idea for al property owners TO
look lheir fro insurance policies over
and be sure they arc ia force, and for
alce1 lew who have no insurance on
laelr buildings to immediately see the
nEprt for some hrst class Insurance
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Church services Tor 81. Mary's
County. Second Sunday IL Lent:
i,eouardtown, II q. M
thnrc,s school, 10 30
iFriday. fp N.
Valley Leo Poplar HID: 2.30 p.
70. Church School, 2 p. m.
RFv Fl. G GooDMAN.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
THURSDAY. FEB. %. 1921.

at the hour Of II o'clock A. M,
10 tie highest bidder for cash. the
second issue OF Road Bonds on the
credit 81 said County, dated March /.
1921 dn 0nampnpt akgregQting 80, ZOO
ol The issue Of 4200, ,U00.O0 authorized
BY said law fnp the repair and con-
structiou nf public roads and bridges
In said county,
These bonds arc exempt from State,
municipal and county taxatlon and
will be issued in the sums Of $i0O. 90 or
any multiple thereof not exceeding
5000. 90. to draw 9 per cent interest per
annum from date Coupons attached
payable stnirannually, and viii be SO
drawn is 50 make The llrat s20O0.DD III
the amount sold become due and pay
able az tho Office III the County Cons
mlssioners Of ST Mary i County upon
the surrender al said bond, on March
/. lDAk and tIie like sum ol s200l. 90 To
hpoonse due and payable as Aforesaid
an March of each and every year
lhersaiter until said bonds are 81
paid
The undersigned reserve tbs right
n reject any and all bids
The Coni1ty Commissioners ol Saint
By sF1'iIs d. NfsQN.
.If}A. 4. Nl5fI4&Bf. EankA. aI .s
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
YOUR EYEs

Wei, ! ana coming again, and viii
be Ia Ise0nardiuwn, at Mir. Charlie
ToxwelFss on Tuesday, March SUI.
Any one needing optical work will, i
think, find mine satisfactory. After
several years work among the same
people 10 prove that they are satisfied.
as lots 0i them hive been using nv
prescriptions for Il long tlne. Ans
one not being able 70 get ID town that
dnf and Wishing me 70 call nt their
hofae con % 50 by writing n me.
I. r. BjgAiJgTiAM NH
Registered UI3tonetrist,
1913 n Aona 81 Haltlmors, Md
Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-02-17
OF1cE on Tna

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
January Is. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given 70 all concern
na Rhat after this date nll road work Ia
the county viii come 1ndcr The super
vision of tho Road EnRlncer, and all
payrolls and bills will have 10 be per.
sonaliy approved by him for payment.
y. JOS. I. COUGH, Clerk.