davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-08

- Zasnlhenie. Samuel ,Repas,
-iiradnik Dunajskej Banky a sle-
tna Marta Zochova. dcera Stani-
slava Zocha, zasnnbili sa 81. ma
ia V MOdre.
- Slovenske narodne divadlo
v Turcianskom Sv. MARITIME. Slo-
venskt narodne divadlo pride 2
Bratislavy do Martina ma poho-
slime hry a zaGne svoju cinnost
4-ho. v sobotu vecer o pol s. ho-
dine Habernsteinovou, fran
c1zstiny prelozenou hrou v 3. DEF
Stvach: Vo wire (Baccarat). V
nedel'u budn hrat' dive vesele ak
tOvky a v pOndelok hru ''Pre st "a
stie.'
- Rozsudky v kosickom w.
zvedacskom pracese. Vo vyzve-
dacskom procese proti nadporu-
eikovi Levendovi a spolocnfkom
ma kosickom stide po 17-dnovom
pojednavani vynesene boly roz-
sudky. Nadporutika Levendu
holiGa Thainera a ucitel 'a-paruGi
ka zalOhe Obsuta odsndili ma
smrt'. povrazom, studenta Bodna.
ra do t'azkeho zalara ma 10 70.
kov, postmaj jstra Habera do t az,
.keho zalara ma II rokov, podno-
tara Kiselyho do t'azkeho zalara
ma I rok, lesnickeho aspiranta
Nemca do t'azkeho zalara ma 1c
rokov, u6itel'a Niznika do 'azke-
ho zalara ma s rokov. nadporu-
,sikaAvasza do t,azkehas.xalara M.
II rokov, absolventa lesnickei
Skoly AndraSku do t'azkeho "a
lara na 212 roka. straznika Flu
oslobodili pre- nedostatok skutko-
vel podstaty emu. - Ods1deni
cd marca do jina 1920. teda
case vojenneho stavu Mad ar
skom. boil vo styku S organizator-
mi "Pol 'sko-mad 'arskej legie' v
Pol 'sku, pre- jej ciele agitovali a
vyzvedaesky pracovali ma Sloven
Sku, a jedni nich boil al elenmi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
NATIONS BUSINESS

During the first six months OF 1921
the number Of WORKERS Un strike was
Ear IN excess Of ihc number in the
siilne period of 1870, IL was shown In
SUMMARY OF Industrial relations pre-
pared for Secretary OF Labor DI>is.
k'sNefaI Judge Carpenter issued u
fesizEarary Injunction In Chicago re-
sz<xk;ls,sg <tIse Chicago surface streel
CIR - fren1 putting Into effect a
5-ceiit fare.
Workmen at the Boston navy yard
have voted To raise "a fund TO guaran-
tee that the cost of recunditioning the
steamship Leviatilan there would not
exceed the estimate, Mayor Peters
wrote Secretary of the Navy Denby.
Officials of the Southern Pacific Com
pany announced In SAN Francisco that
IL has called all its railway employees
to negotiate revision of pay.
Street car lines In Chicago are sub
ject To regulation by illinois Public
Utilities Commission, the United
States Supreme Court decided.
Plans to organize automobile clubs
In small and intermediate cities
throughout the country were discussed
at the annual injecting of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association at DetrUIl.
Secretary OF Labor Davis anuounc
ed that during the month of October
Mechanical and Industrial plant EN-
plOyees Increased 4G3,6S2.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
ESSENCE OF ALL
CURRENT AFFAIRS
A Summary for Busy Readers
OF the Significant Doirgs
Of the Day.
OCCURRENCES OF INTEREST
Progress Of the World in General.
Leg siatiVe Activities at the Ma
lions capitaI-Ne.s From Ev-
cry Corner Of the Country.
WASHINGTON

President Harding signed the Anti.
Beer biil. This bill. which now bec"In,-s
law. prevents the sale of beer for
mcdiciaaf purposes and will imnedi.
aiely check the operation If breweries
President Harding Received fnr
NAL request for the removal of Il.
Mont Reilly as governor of Porto Ricn
The request was made la the Name Ii
the people of Porto Rico aud It's Na
tionaI Assembly by Judge Felix CO..
dOyh Dayila, resident commissioner ID
Congress from the island.
A. ID. Lasker, chairman of the Unit
ed States Shipping Board. used th,
short and ugly word when he wa.
asked about reports that he plannt,
to submit his res. .snation to I'rcSiden
Harding. ''lt's Iic,' said the chair
nian, tsiin anu Smiling.
The former Knlscr's picture at In.
Gernan embassy ia Washington ha,
been strapped
Senator Simmons made a genera
attack upon the taA bill az nIeasur.
designed 10 relieve the large corpora
tiOns aud wealthy individuals.
GOyernment engineers say they have
found a natural gas field near Monroe
northern Louisiana.
Shipping Board unn"unces Its us
sets on July were $::G7. 10000. anL
Liabilities $115,S7S,OOO.
A delegation headed by William A
White, Of Emporia. Ean., called ct
PRESIDENT Harding uud urged general
amnesty for political prisoners.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
GENERAL.

Price Of gasoline was advanced one
cent u gallon by Pierre Oil Corporation
Ia ARKANSAS and Louisiana.
Airs. Isabella nuIIe Baruch, widow
OF Dr. Simon Ba. CcI, and mother ot
Bernard III. Baruc", the banker, dicd
~ her home in New York.
Edwin Barbour AlNurd. member OF
the New York Stock Exchange, com
mitted suicide. al bridgeport, Conn.
Max Heiner, rauiun specialist al
N!enna, arrived at New York He say ;
radium Is being successfully used in
Europe To cnre cancer Il the face lie
Will study radiJ-Ihcrapy methods dur
ing his stay in lhs country.
-" lork Ce..iru, i'..ssenger car re
pair ships at Hc>I Albany were r..
opened with 2oO employees.
Al the office CT ihe French Line II,
New York il Was nHnnunced Marsha!l
FUch will sail on the liner Paris fur
France on December IL.
Mrs. JuIues J. lIilI, aged seventy ii , .
years, widow OF tue railroad builder
died at her home. at ST. Paul. after =.
long illness.
Dr. J. L. Le;iks, United Siutes Pub
lie Health Service. Is studying th,
form Of smallpox prevalent at kanSa,
City, which Is Reported UNUSUAL,
virulent.
Western Union Company announce,
an arrangement whereby money wire,
to Germany Will be paid in American
II Iney.
House amendments TO L., maiernit,
bill were approved by the senate. Th.
bill now goes to the President. Tn
det the amended measure $G,7JOUg
will be available In the next five year,
for the care % infancy and muteruit,
~ the nation.
Frederick A. Wallis, former commits
sioner Of Immigrsii"n at ILLS Island
declared that the medical test for I'm
migrants il farce. an IA speech at Wa
tsrbury. Conn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
SPORTING

Penn State was held to a 90 tie At
football by Pittsburgh, at the latter's
home field.
Jake Schaefer defeated Willie Hoppe
for the 49, balkline billiard champion
ship at Chicago. Hoppe had been
champion for twelve years.
With big unbeaten Red team,
taunted with sting Of nearly a quar-
ter of IA century 0f defeats, and back
ed by solid stand OF 10000 support
ers, Cornell had ample revenge upon
Pennsylvania In their annual Thanks
giving day tussle upon Franklin Field,
Philadelphia. A Al TO o score tells the
glst Of Cornellian feelings towards the
Quakers for that battle
Benny Leonard, champion light
weigh Tighter. outpointed Sailor Fried
man, the husky Chicago lightweight,
In an eight-round bOu: at the Ice Pal.
ace, Philadelphia.
The University of California is busy
drawing up plans for a memorial sta
dium that will cost $1,0O0,O00. Its
seating capacity will accommodate an
audience Of at least 10000.
The University of Pennsylvania ex-
poets to have u new stadium seating
at least $4,000 persons.
New York promoters are trying to
arrange contest between Jim Coffey,
Billy Gibson's RoscommOn giant, and
Eugene Tunney, Frank BagIers
heavyweight
Reports from Paris state that
Georges Carpenter Is suffering frum
la grippe. and he Is said also to be
still suffering from Jack Dempsey's
body punches. Some OF the reports
say he will never fight In the ring
again.
In a game Of sensational forward
passes by the Williams backfield the
berkshire team defeated Wesleyan 40
TO o an Andrus Field. Mlddletown,
Conn.
Nearly $4,000 persons saw Lafayette
defeat Lehigh at football In the Tay-
lor Stadium, Bethlehem, IS to 9. II
was the third year In succession that
Lafayette was the victor. Lafayette
had To fight hard for every gain.
Twice Lehigh field the vIctors for
downs, and never was Lehigh forced
TO surrender the ball In a similar
manner.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
FRANCE GIVEN STERN
WARNING BY CURzON
Declares 1t Is Not for One to Sub
NIT to Sacrifices, While An
other Passes Them BY.

LOndon.-One Of the most Outsp0ken
warnings ever addressed by the for
eign minister Of one nation to another
friendly nation was delivered publicly
at a luncheon by Marquis CurzOn Of
kedlestOn to France. The British for
eIgn minister declared that IL France
pursued an Isolated and individual
policy she would not in the long run
injure Germany aud would fail to pro-
tect herself.
Ii was a warning couched, II any
thing, in palmer terms than a similar
speech delivered by Premier Lloyd
George last May, at the time when
France was proceeding to the Occupa-
lion of Germany's Ruhr towns, which
created such a tremendous sensation.
The foreign minister bluntly remind
ed France that her safety lay not In
her own strength but in the confidence
~ the world, and h. cautioned France
that she could not succeed by q re-
'engeful policy toward Germany, Or
lie permitted by lss.lslted- -action 10 frm&
trate the nations work at Washington.
Lord CurZnn's address was directed
primarily tn the Washington Confer
cnce on Limitation nf Armament and
Far Eastern Questions. but IL was
clearly an intimatinn to France Of the
effect Of that cnuntry's attitude to-
ward disarmament. II also applied
with equal force to the French policy
in the Near East
Alluding to the new struggling na-
tions which have arisen from the
ashes OF Germany. Austria and Tur-
key, Lord CurZ"n said:
We. as one Of the great powers,
are largely responsible for the crea-
tinn of these new nations. Therefore.
II devnlves upon us To do our best to
curb their rivalry. help their progress
and make them Instruments not af
renewed disturbance and warfare bui
nf future peace.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08

Aristide BRAND, premIe. OF France
speaking ut the Lotos Club, New York,
on the eve OF leaving for home.
pledged his country to Thea use OF
peace.
The willingness of Greaes, y. = 20
enter into the spirit OF .
Hughes's proposal, according to-
tary Hoover, was responsible for -
rise Of the pound. but. on the oth.x
hand, Frances apparent disincIlnatioa
to consider reduction In land arma-
ments had the opposite effect upon the
franc, which was reflected upon the
Italian currency and the exchange on
other European countries.
President Harding. as publisher OF
the Daily Star Of Marion. Ohio, became
member of the National Editorial
Association at ST. Paul.
During the two weeks ended Novem-
her II, 344 building permits, with val-
uation OF $5,954, 800, were issued In
Chicago, compared with 12S, valued
at s1.765. 500. In 1920.
Sir John Cadman. former chairman
VI iH'ei-dilleu IeiToieuIu IOunCli uuT-
INK the war. arrived at New York. He
will study oil and mining conditions
In this country.
A new American speed record was
established at Curtiss Field, MIneola,
when Bert Acosta in a Curtiss navy
plane few 1887 miles an hour.
DIR. Amable Zones, governor Of the
Province OF San Juan. Argentina. was
cssassinated by men armed with rifles
as he alighted from an automobile.
One million dollars of the 5000
600 pledged Las been received by the
First Nationn, Council Of the Palestine
Found lion Fund.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
LATEST EVENTS
AT WASHINGTON

u
Gradual abolition of extraterritoriaI
rights IN China was agreed to IN
pI I.ncIple" by the armament con-
terence, and an exhaustive exam.
inatIon of the Chinese judicial sys-
tenn was decided to determine how
rapidly the change can be accom-
piIShed.
Instruction to navy recruiting officers
to accept no new applicants follow
ed the discovery that last week the
enlistments considerably exeee1cd
the discharges. causing a surplus"
General recruiting will be resumed
as soon as this surplus has been
wiped out, IL was said.
Admiral Baron Kato, spokesman Tor
Japan at the big conference, esbIed
Toxic conveying advice that h,s
Government must retreat from the
sitIon that Mutsu be retained.
Although a new revenue law 10 now
on the statute books agitation for
further revision will be COM
meneed at once by individuals and
organizations dissatisfied with the
measure signed by President Hard.
ing.
Senator King. Of Utah, made an un-
successful effort to obtain action on
his resolution for an investigation OF
the dye lobby.
President Harding will not again urle
Congress to pass the railroad fund
ing bill, under which he could have
sold hundreds Of millions Of dollars
ct railroad securities to the War
Finance Corporation, IL was authori-
tatiVely declared at the White House.
House passed the deficiency appropria A.
tion bill carrying approximately
$to4 4.o0o. 600. which now goes to the
senate.
Officials Of the Prohibition Bureau Of
the Treasury are considering the
Willis Campbell antiabeer bill, which
recently was submitted 20 the Presi.
dent for his signature.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

loNOoN.-Pessimistic predictions
are The order "f the day In regard to
the Irish conference, which is various
I! described az ""n the point of break
'hg up, or "b"und To break down
hut there Is not likely to be any
ichniic deN eioTncnI in the situation,
before Sir james Craig makes a stale
""nt To the Ulster Parliament.
CoNSTANTlEo?LE.-The United
States destroyer Williamson has ur.
rived at the Port of Mersina. Asiu
Minor, Ia aid In The protection uf
American Interests Ii Is declare;
that 1t is not for the purpose nf evuc-
uating the minority populations.
loNooN-Lady Astor opend exhibi.
tion Of American architecture in Royal
Institute.
loNOoN.-Uniess the Washington
drinalnent conference reaches a de.
cisI"n regarding naval Limitation wiki.
III the HeNt tw" weeks Great Britain
Viii Resume building of hattleships.
lONDON. commencement WAS
made 10y the Marc"ni company OF the
successful sending for the first time
~ series uf test messages by wire
less from CarnaSun, Vale, direct Ia
Australia. The distance by air line
- about 5.'OO Eauiicul miles, or more
Than 5000 land miles.
FEklN.-The financial crisis which
threatened the stability Of the Chinese
government has been averted tempo.
tariiy through rcmiitances from pro
v:ncial military governors totalinS
'.OOOOO taels somewhere betgeen
SS.JOO.OOO and $5UU,OOO).
NEW WORKS.. Stan~ood Menken
was elected president Of the Nutionai
Security League at a meeting Of the
,IiTectors- Booth Harrington was
elected TO the board.
6ERliN.-The police have issusd q
prohibition against all professions or
"ther Open air demonstrations because
~ the recent food riots.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
FOREIGN

Several large Canadian banks an
nounced they Intended to replace girl
employees with men.
The Catholic party oa:ned eight
seats In the belgian Chamber Of DE
pu,ics In the recent elections.
Premier Lloyd Genrge expects 10 sail
from Southampton on December 3 to
attend the Washington conference.
Dr Hugo Ecker. director ~ German
Zeppelin works. says plans are being
worked out To e, meet the Continent
a.: Europe with South America by Zcp
pelinS. II is pinnHrd Ia make the run
t'"II Spain I" Euenns Aires in ~
hours
Announcement WAS made by the
Mar ni comlHiy "f the successful
cndlu: for ,hr first Tim. uf Il Strir.
.r Irs; mes a-''> hy r.IrcIcss from Car
ttry"I. Wales. direct I" Australia
According I" ..n..rHIueui statistics
mere are 2,1N9 u,W pcrs being pub
sized in SPAN. "n Increase If :iE
ser 1913.
A Central News Dispatch from,
:"ne says the newspape. Tempo pub
shes an interview with Cardinal Gas
Lrri tie Papal Secretary Of State
Nho Is quoted as having asserted that
.'ope E..aedict Is ready for IA recon
.i.liatinn with Italy.
II WAS aunnutc.d In L0nd tha.
Princess Mary has been berhrOihed L.
| NIscnunt IasceiIeS.
William Francis Dougherty, an
American engineer. died Of Injuries
ia a I;Umjuy Battle.
Nine people were killed and many
Injured in numerous riots In Belfas;
durin. the first day Of the new Ulster
| administration.
Strength in the British cotton mar
kei was attributed TO the fact that
the Indian boycott ON British goods is
falling and outlook for a revival In
! demand from the Far East for Man.
chester goods Is much brighter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
1respass Notice

a number of land owners Of the
Seventh District Of St. Mary's CO.,
have lea Sed the hunting privileges of
their properties TO the Tidewater Hunt
Club, an organization formed for the
purpose Of protecting the game for the
land owners and their guests. Ap-
Propriate signs have been placed upon
said properties and the public is here
by requested not To hunt upon this
reservation, and are warned against
destroying or in any way defacing
these signs. fur by doing so they are
sul:jeciing themselves tO prosecution
according 10 law. tSignedl
TIDEwATER HUNT CLUB OF
MARYLAND. b
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08

Sees Keen Eye Tor Landmarks.
How is It that q bee can dy an
over a town. end Jet invariably come
home to the hive In the EVENING"
There can be little doubt 80 intelli-
gent an insect as this has q long mem
ory and keen eye for landmarks. This
Is testified TO by the fact tnat almost
all bees fiy by day. whereas such crea-
lures as moths. Of no fixed home OF
occupation, fly In the darkness. A
hee would be lost at midnight because
1t could not recognize Its surround
InCs-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
NEW RECORD FOR STRIKES

Wage Earners ineurrlnc Losses Of
$4,ooo, ,ooo, 900 a. ear.
Washington-Wage earners through.
out the United States ere IncurrIng
lusses at the rate OF $4,000. 900, 600 o
year as a result OF strikes and lock.
outs and deliberate absenteeIsm from
their tasks. according to data collected
by officials Of several government de
rartments. Despite widespread unem-
ployment, this year will establish a
new record for strikes, officials Of the
Labor Department foresee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
No Mere Trouble
With Your "Lizzle'

Drn't slcriIi,'r minutes time To
worry or work on Your Ford car.
Whatever the matter with IL, We.
will fix IL IN record time at minu
mnm cost. and have 1t brck To YOU
not patched, but ~ good ~ new
You've been looknm" i"r us ever
since y"n hnmVhI ynuG clr. Call us
on the phone. ar come III tn see the
quickest, uIiII"SI aud hest repair
men that ever put repairs "m u Fnrd.
Genuine Ford parts Paints. Chains.
curtains, Tops, Grease. Oils and
Lamps.
WHILE & son FIN IT SHOP,
Capital Hin, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
HIRoHITo JAPAN's REGENT
Emperor 10 Too ~ to Take Active Part
in Rulino Country

In Ruling Country.
Tokio.-Crown Prince HIrohito has
been designated Regent of Japan. Ar
imperial rescript making the an
nouncement was issued by Emperor
YOslIihitO.
Changes In the make up of the I'm
periaI household. including the retire
ment Of Prince Yamagata from his DO
sitIon as Chief Of the Privy Council
are predicted by the newspapers In
their latest issues.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
FOR SALE

Traction Engine, Saw Mill and
Thrasher.
Can be seen at Piney Point.
Also one Roller Mill, (Plan Sitter
System) guaranteed to grind as
fine -four as any mill in the State
of equal capacity and with same
grade of wheat.
GEO. B. CECIL,
At Valley Lee, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
Native Newspapers Liken Suffo-
cations to the Black Hole OF
CalcEi 'raqedy.
CaIog 'ra.


the rO...asnuer unconscious.
Only thirty-slx of the one hundred
In the vehicle survived.
There was evidence of fierce strug-
gle for life. the dying prisoners hav.
ing severely bitten one another IN
their desperate fight for air.
The M"plahs are all said so have
been weak from malaria when enIraIu-
ed after sOJUurn OF three months In
the Jungle, and this Is given as 4
probable contributing cause Of the
deaths.
The native newspapers are compar-
ing the In, ident with that Of the Black
Hole Of Calcutta In 1876. when SurnI-
ud-DOwlah. the rawah of B"n"aI. In
prisoned II6 Europeans all night ia
guardrnnm measuring eighteen rr..t
by fourteen feet, ten inches, and with
but two tiny windows, with the result
that all but tweniythree died bernr ,
morning.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
NOTICE

Fhavs sold my business known
40 the Ridge Garage mt Ridge,
which was recently burned, Co Mr..
II. G. Clarke, the "Briscoe man, -
who will conduct IL under the name
Of the Ridge Motor Co" The
new fire-prOof bail'iing is much
larger than the old one aud is now
open and ready Tor business. Ex-
pert mechanics from Washington
viii always be on the job to look
after the customers wants It will
he a. usual, The shop where you
get the most for your money"
K. T.. LEWIS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
RUDE & SON

TILGHMAN. Md.
Contractor for sinking
Artesian Wells, Erectors
of Tanks and Towers.
Hydraulic Rams a Spec
ialty. Write for prices.
As YEARS EXPERIENCE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08

stomach. liver, kidneys, bones, joints,
c;snrrr, tumors, bladder, bowels "r
appendix aS seen with your own eye
Car cxpert opcrats,r il n .ph1 1sician
ard surgeon. Consultation f,-, DIR
WI;iGHr'S X-RAY Pi.NNr AT Tlh
81 ". W., Washington, u. G.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
FARM WANTED

Wanted to hear from owner of a
farm or good land f"r sale; prIce rea.
Sonahlc. l.. JONES.
Rox 55l. Olney, III.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08

Character Is the best collateral. said
the late j. r. Morgan. Character has
been the hest asset the American
character should be. their chief aim
and purpose. and TO this end they
should devote all effort.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
Bertha Emma f. Curtice, ct al

vs..
Bertha Emma f. Curtice, ct al.
Ordered this 2jth day Of Oct, in the
year 1921, by the Circuit Court for ST.
Mary's county, In Equity, that the
auditors report and account, made
and reported by VIM. Meverell Loker,
trustee, fled In the above entitled
case, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause TO the contrary be shown on or
before the 4th Monday In November,
1921; provided a copy OF this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed
and published In said St. Mary's
county, once IA week for three successiv ' e
weeks before the said fourth Monday In
November. 1921
ENOCUI B. AiBELL. Clerk.
True CGpy-TeSL:
ENOCH b. ABELL Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08

1RM Watkins men are making
IcOO money selling 10 standard,
nationally advertised products direct
from manufacturer To farmers. Why
be idleT Here's your life chance. II
s"u own team or auto, arc under so, car
give bond, we start you with big stoe /
of goods, all farmers need Near Il
territory open. j. Il. Watkins G. -
Dept. ll2. Winonu. MINI -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
What Kind of PIpes2

The Literary Digest prints an article
on mo Smoking In Shakespeare"
What about the piping times Of
peaceT'-San Francisco Bulletin.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's
County, in Equity. No. 1854 N. +.
JAS. Joshua Holly, ct. AL,