davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-29
"As soon as can build and furnish
-" he began. when Elizabeth inter

"As soon as l can build and furnish
-" he began. when Elizabeth inter
rupted:
Were ridin' too fast We're too
much ahead O. the others. One o them
Balls might try to pick you of with
his rifle gun"
Not much danger Of that" Dale re
piled. 1.-The Balls have already been
warned about sniping; your father told
them that their very name would he
secured off the earth II there was any
sniping. Besides. By Heck Is acting
as advance guard somewhere ahead Of
U.s."
He continued, "As soon as l can
build and furnish a little house out
near the mine, l want you to marry
me, Babe. VIII your"
Elizabeth Littleford seemed not to
have heard.
will you, Babe?"
She faced him sadly. He saw in
her hazel eyes the same queer light
Of tragedy that he had seen there Q
day or two before; and now, as then,
he wondered what 1t could mean.
'"Tell me, Babel"
Her head fell forward. The sunlight
found glints Of gold in her thick chest
nut-brown hair. She was silent for q
moment; then her voics came DULY:
'rd better not marry you. Bill Dale. !"
Dale sat up straight and rigid In
his saddle and stared hard at her SOL
EMMY beautiful profile. he could
hardly believe that he had heard Ger
rectly. He knew she loved him. She
had told him that she loved him. Then
why wouldn't she marry him? he
tried to reason 1t out, and the attempt
made his brain ache: he was unable
to reason. He knew only that she was
all Of the future to him, all Of the
world to him, and-that she had re-
fused to marry him.
When they were within two miles
Of home, Dale went suddenly white
and caught her almost rudely BY q
wrist
rs 1t Jimmy Fayner' he demanded
hotiy.
She gave him 4 reprOachful glance
and said nothing. He flung her hand
from him angrily.
Dale did not speak again until thew
had entered the broad valley that was
home to him. Somehow he felt linn
now. The great wave of anger had
passed,
: Il guess you are too good for me
he said. There was weakness in hi,
voice, and II was the first weakness
she had ever Known in him.
"Will you always think of me as
the finest and most beautiful woman
Ia the word?" she asked.
Always"
IT'S the best ! can hope for" muir
INJURED Elizabeth.
what dc you meanr'
TITS the best can hope for" Hlixa-
beth repeated as though she were talk
:Es To herself
They rode on in silence.
There was no sleep for Bill Dale that
night. The sweetness of his liberty
had all been taken away by Babe Lit.
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-29
Bible Statistics,

In the Bible mention 70 made Of
nineteen different precious stones. six
metals, one hundred and four trees
and plants, thirty-five animals, thirty
nine birds. six fishes. eleven reptiles.
twenty insects and other small crea-
lures
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-29

see anything but him he seemed to me
like somethin' I'd had and lost. :"
'Then," said Mrs. Dale. ''why did
you refuse to marry"
"Wait-yOu don't know it ALL" Eliz-
abeth interrupted her. There was the
KILN O. that heather. Adam Ball. I
went to tend the trial because knew
The Glenwood post., 1921-10-29

around r.
BEG pardon" Jimmy smiled. May
l sit down beside you?"
YES"
He sat down beside her and began
thOughtfully to flick the toe OF one OF
his shining boots with the tip Of his
quirt- She knew what he had come to
say, before he said It:
"Once MORE" looking pleadingly into
her eyes-'won't you marry me and
make me happy forever afterward?"
She turned the letter over In her lap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
IS EXCEEDINGLY FIRM

NEW ORLEANS, IA. Snoi O.-Eys.eI-
ing hrmn.ss was shown hy cotton ~ tlt-
rnTE trading today md exceeding wc.,,
hess IN the late trading. After advance,
of - TO - points over the level of ye--
ltrd"Ns close ;hcrc was 4 fail 20 level.
10 - nnints under ana tho close was "a
Inc lowest. rrinbor traded as hlgh as
:, ems It pound ana then i"'l on - % I
'!o'ng at ihit nric". The lone on inc
clos was barely steady
"" very vigorous advances az the first
NH 81 me session began ON the "rcniur.
which was excited and active. and re-
manned in fore" until about thu middle az
tn. morning. u was due 20 much better
cables 'han iuc. further talk OF n con,ii-
ZION rSnnrt g. low as q per cent az normal
AZ thc Gnh'"i this month. the widening
out ~ differences between months whfrn
made .buiiish traders easier In their minds
REGARDING October tenders. ana finally r,I-
mars ~ another storm in the QUIZ
Tho exploding of thcs. storm r,,nors
woHi nor rcEUstS showing that they had an
spiUtrly n" foundation . seemed to mari,
IN" turning guint al the day. Heavy
."a.l2!nE 10y recent BUYERS srt Ia ana
shorty this selling pressure was Increased
hy offerings FOR short accom-, on the IN II
~ trader wh" Thought the advance had
been too rapid. The market was still
feeling selling pressure when 4; closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
COTTON PRICES SCORE,
DECIDED ADVANCES

,... ~ y -Hu'!a''l i's't-a. 2
y" "rtaN' uuv!ng wgsem.nt caused a
:H~th.r .hart advance Ia The cotton mar
"'' iHf .uG '"Hh' yHrf Faiinr bG' after
p".t.t b-sAv Gui'r h.a.v realizing U-
!tHr.l't"n.. December SOFA on 10 ~" aud
HnlutS
The ms-k"; one,.i firm a, an aavanc.
Of y 10 g. points on nyerwSh, bus M
ntiets and rapidly Increased u. gains d.r-
ing the nrst hour. owing 20 tn strength
or liverpool. huii'~h sDoi am. c-6u al
ices ard . growing Nelly: ,hat South. a
."'',H .fhduh tF-d" ia;sf.Efs w.re
good bHF"rs on H. Elynuc- which currl-I
1'e9.iohrt nn u = = and ItHGtrs ,n -i.i-.
tuNrrs az ~. . ysf 'I.it.-- from : r.-l....-
low nsur"s This nhvunc. va. cyiIer''y
mhrtct turned "asic- during ',ho af.r-
some u mo larger Wan street no,-a,ors
lis l.warl ne .nl q: sal, ~eei. w-rc s1t,-
pu"'l 90 Ag taking profits uIi mo auv.ia
~ this morning and Wall street wrs "a
n-H%E seller on IA. lat. l.rIlf!. trfsr.-
.gHi on q" u 30 and JnnuatY Ca 1905 or
81 90 ~ fn'u'- 'r1W Tho ncr. nrI r.ss'-lr,
prlC"s were the lowest OF the ItN f.art.H
h,ossr. found No chang" In ,hr general
easier turn IN tho luu-k.t which Ms ,,,'st
r"u"raliv attributed to liuuiI stiou hv W.
Street and local Longs. p-lva;" cables :
fair trade demand also Iu;ina,inr thri
Nanch'S,"r wa waiting 20 buy .o'-.r
mon q TX y:.ce hryHE hello" l!d. Live
nG"i ionEhi hsrS "'rlE pres,n!mah.y ~ di'-
are "Nu"gi IN: III" differences - widen ha-
tuus" al me restriction IN Liverpool s'orke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21

SANNSNAII. Ga, Scit 2a-Turucut.n
firm. fti2: sales Is: rccsigis sf- S1l.
msnts. 81! stock .r,s Rusiu A,iu sa..-
9iS; rcc"!gtS. 4.I-S: shipments iGI. s;uut
$50" Cuote: II. 80. y 80; =. 80. &
go: q. SO: ~ 80; / To. X scr. ~
80. y J.5s. VIC 3 -: NV Go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
chicago GK,IN MARKET.

t'Hl''AtItl. S.pi. -t.r=W sat nrlCpS liq.
uity"i now strength today. largely a. n
result OF w.t weather Northwest Uuturns,
however, failed go hc Wei maintained rhe
clpsv was unsettled at tn" same as vns.
;orily's finish 10 10 higher. with Dcc.;n-
har :! = ." SIPS! and May Sl3l" to Il q
Corn finished UNCHANGED To .. Z. &c lower:
oats = shade on 10 = advance. ana ,rn-
v!"innS varying from Toe decline 20 a gain
Excessive moisture in the ,sprinr whoa,
territory WAS rEInrtCd to be- hnGcrln. the
IRE" movement 81 the Crnp ana To br dam
ag.n; grain in shock. Accordingly. traders
gave special attention to adviCcs of
thr"sh Ing delay nui to iieh;ness az coun-
try offerings. Builish Views regarding the
cNp"rtahlc surplus In The United States
ana IN Argentine tended further to stiInu-
late buying New export business. how
ever. n!p"hrci 10 he lacking. and IL was
said some offers tn resell in Europe were
rccurrcui below u rerlaccmnt cost from
this country.
Pron: taking on the part OF pit Traders
u" session counted also as a weigh, on
balanced messages from the Southwest IN
would bc reduced materially AFTER Oc-
tohcr !.
Corn was governed almost entirely nv
the action Of wheat Oats were strength
encd iilc by "Nnor: Inquiries from Del
gum and 1ialv
Provisions reflected at firs, the bullIsh IN
nuet g" of cotton and grain. hut later was
affected more by declines in tho value OF
Npg. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
THE 7AlESDLSPA TC4,S RECORD OF FINANCIAL JEWS

pressed themselves as helm. we'll
pleased With prices received /. is
estimated that this ycarS crop VIII
"itIl Iust year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
HOTELS AND TESOTrS
MEM YORK;.
4 CLUB Residence
for Men

THE ALlERTON is known
as the premier residence
for prudent men because
they find there the cssenr
tials OF good living, and
it is a distinct advantage.
to them to know that they
are living well within their
budget allowance.
Although the atmosphere IS
that of a smart club, the cost S.
bU- fraction OF accommodations
in good hotel.
NOTE
The -ilities OF the &llcr,5r ~ -; F,,-
3-ih S,.cct ne!ud- well rGuif ped synt-
nastum under tsI- personal surrivlsipn 0f
the Medical aud ihYH,ai Iltc1tJr OF
New York, foremost university.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
COTTnNsErD N.

NEW YORK.. sent. -,-""'trrz.ni oil
1ndNmne"G 10 = pn.ntS carly IN huyns
a r,nctsrn followed under realizing and
ipc1! -" Eng on tn Observation-Disclosures showing
IN on. h"r commodities
October closed po!nt lower ana ga.
hIlaHru 20 ut' higher Sales. =. ,ui ha:-
-'!- Prime .ruur. $ 10. r-iiG" N....,v 4s.f.
!"t Ott"her- 10 -. December. 80. Mar,H.
1905 .,l! BIDS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
WALL STREET MARKET
DECLARED SOFT IN TONE
Many Traders Switch From
Long to Short Side of
Share Trading.
rLncrm,c WEAK
MI Money Rrncws at. l.. Fer cent.
hich l. Fourth Tim. During Year
iha' Low Rate u Touched nj
Opening.

NEW YORK sept, 80 Toduy- de-
N"i"pm"nts In tlr stool. !nlrEct mail.
Il reasonably plain that I.vciinorc
and ih"s" behind hiu have thrown rir.
IA" sponge. for Tho tim. b.if.. Al.
least, ia their "Gor,s To- 20, prIon.
higher lndoub'odls ,hat dceI.iar.
was reached when the shurp advance
yes'"'day in steel common hrou.h,
IN n" ou,sjd" huyin- Today wHar
the market was not irrcrular /, vac
Thosc "ho wore responsible for the
recent up"ard movement, declared u
rriEai" conservation hat tho get l.aeH
~ prices vas only allowed 10 po,,uir
mos" "hp "crv waiting roI q r.ac.
ton 10 'po, aboard I.ui their lonEs
ana actions did no, inspire conrd.urD
la hri"' uuw that tho set back rn.
""inc many Traders hry. s,yItch.,
'r"n IN" long 80 TIA" short yd. Of the
Wa'k"t !. ma o." that i.iver,nur,
va permanently abandoned the bear
sid" Ia ans "v.u' ~ IA now plair.
mat thc ris" which hnd been under
way sine" August % lg over Many
houses. however. continued today TO
Advis" their clients to huy stocks ON
any further break especially the
raily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21

Total ................ s23lI55.9S
l. W &. Trucheart. Cashier. do
solomnly swear that the above * a
true statement oc the financial condi-
ton of Chesterfield County Bank
Chester. Va. Incorporated. located at
Chester, in the County of Chesterfield.
state Of Virginia. At the close of bust
nos. on the 9th day of Sept. 1891. to
the best Of my knowlcdE" and belief.
W. &. TRCEiiEART.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21

state of Virginia. County of Ches-
N.id
sworn To and subscribed before IN"
by w. 6. Truchcart, Cashier. this l7th
day of Sept 1921.
c. r.. GRAVES J. u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
=. Southern hogs sold subject /. iusuuc-
tiuu. ala! when soit and ui!v.


September %. 1921.
Those Quotations T"gr' sent prices which
ife benny utit OBJ! urrftt oy dealers and
ll..,rs on th.s fu..r..yL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21

i'i 2 sl.4f = 2. - 1i-i l.si. ~ co.
lave rttuuuf BHuEtr-
- ,! Nh'n street. i;.-h -'0r1 vo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
Advance. Price on Lead.

conf, iutriustIt. news Observation-Disclosures
b., rhr lny vas ~. annotinc.m.1,
raii Tie American Smelling c,np.n,.
r-d advanced! the price Of lead rom
so cont. a rorri :, 50; Tro n-.n
East named ,ompurcs win ,,s r,.,..
iu uctoucr Of 1919. s5ufn pr,on., ~
iali. with tsr "a, Tho ,,,,. .I,,.
1913. wl,h cont In 0.,ob., az ,.ic
with cents III. hiYp r,r ,eao ,,.Ii,r
vas mo nigh cpr ,,a MN r.,foJ XIII
20 ,H. loy r,r III. y.,r MN.
NJ. Ttu. i, IL s.on ,h,,, ,..,1 ,f,
I.a,NDr conner ana s,,rn o,,., ,.r,-
rodi,.r. has boon r,nj,gs,.J :.
I.at., fu.c,r imam Tho Isl2 r.y.l
r. ~ ronir.. f,.r,r.rl, r..sil..
t., cadillac C.,ruany b, s,r...,t
u4. nor l,.. Than ~ ono share ~, .t.
.,icee nMro- rnrnn,n,.. oris,,1J
, stock whirh onoyrt. :, oTatoa
n.r,e 4r5 .,,, m.r. ma, ,p.ru
.ar. ,.Irf, , ,.,,t.t.b
ACTING ~.th ot',.r. In 10 ,.-, b..
.. n.,, y,-. s.tf. 10, r, I.rs
.tp, n,-,r, N.r.,h.
,,,h r,,.,r, ,,,1 ,
r..,n ,.1a, t,,,.,g
,.,,r.a .,.. r,riu, ,.,. ,,.,,., -,
LAX, no, ,r,n Si6 ,h.,,. ~,
D, 81, 49,. p.ri,. $50, ,..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21

N-ais. gEpl., taagy. IL.
I.rls medium 10. .....
lunuers 10 ..........
Sl.vg, per IN .. ......
ngH. lrf ~. ............
LanLs Au.,y. sp'.nG. 10
~ ... Choice. ltrg- ID.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

que aprob0 la Ley No l3 de 1913 enmendando
553 del C6digo Penal demuesa la legislature nenc
de dar la palaba "indusra diStnta gnifacin ambas
yes-El Pueblo VS. Gies 20 Dec r. La paabra felony
felonOusy" expican El Pueblo 6 Dec p H.
Az La paabra "eXcusi6n inayerencia omi
sion del legislator tales 10 msmo cuando la fyasc
"EXpreso unus excso acrus consigo incompa
bidad iniusicia, dee alcarseE Pueblo vs. Ramos
Dec p r. 99l Las eyes ojto cruedad de
annmes deben ntepeaSe de modo que execute la ntenon
del gsadOr-El Pueblo del Moral l6 Dec T. r. Nngua
persona pede casigaa Puerto Rico por hecho
expetador iugada de gallo aves ami
males El Pueblo Ramirez p r. 21 FL recamar
almentos, vida de padre dhe Unexpectedly aunque
dudoso RECOMMENDATION quasi de policia-Caano
Iuchet a Dec p r. 2S Con lespeco "certiorrHerna-
dez Hutchinson 20 Dec F. r. SIS Sobre Ley yIed
das.-El Pueblo VS., Escriba % Dec. p. r. 236
ART. lI-LEYEs MATERALGS fetiereR
msa materia obto d dbeR lteprctodas
prcptos pWcde para crpcar que dndoso
otrdExparte Bird Dec r. r. 2iS Tales eyes deben
pretarse compardnolas nerpreanoas contamente
kindoas 81 possible fonna tai resulte compatible
los principles generates del erecho A erenca entire
de conanza hurto nteprea FL Pueblo Daz % Dec
r. 257 Entire acometimieno aggression simple FL Pueblo
AsaCO % Dec p r. ST. 81 ben Ia rGacci6n del 81 de Ia
de Procedmeno Lgales Espcaes ago confusa ebe
pretar los arculos del C6digo Civil 9l 9s23 Dec r. Is
SI7 FL art u del Codgo Civil r. debe Interpreters M
del mmo C6digoSus6 Borinquen 10 Dec r. 351
pretar eyes de Procedmentos estas Puerto
de orgen americana debe acudrse Ia Jurisprudence
eana-Daz R. Light p Dec r. IS El texo del c6le
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
PRONTUARIO.

de nOcenca quea eutada det0 de aueraci0n
de ehe por possession de eche adueadaEl Pueblo Fera
s Is Dec r. S9 La rega prueba acusado ha
cOmedo e Illegal mpua dso
10 reaz6 infection crminaFetcer State 10 AM Rep
63 En- case de deos estn ncuido los esorbo pubco
r. Stephens 1SS6 L. B. 1872 La creenca de buena fe
del haa terreno aeno consuye de-
fena acci6n pOr entraa Illegal cho terrenoMorden
Porter S60 c. B. GIL Puede decararse cupabe
que ende aricuos auterados anque tenga onoc
mieno de eo FL Pueblo Ferrars Is Dec S27 Possession de
quien la eva-2 C. III Possession de abaco adultera-
por vendelor-R Wootow lSGy Is NJ W. 4O4 La no
cencia constuye eensa estos casoue Ryan r.
La purea del motive del acsado de NADIA vale de rapto
hacero po aenc6n pGbca para que emede
Ell Pueblo Ferrars Is Dec T. SS El hecho que aude
benefce al desfraualo efens-E Pueblo Escba 26
infyacci6n muncpaes califca
de maa prohba la ncesario pobar la nenci6n
ina-Commonweah Sacks 43 L. r. A. On S. Alegar
que tene eer concenca para voac6n
de ley de ulidad pubica sufciene r. Downes
S75 O. d. % c. c. r. La altura edifco determinada
por municipal ebe hacerse cumpmiento
ley siendo inmaera ell acusado que
la nidad pnblca-Steele Brannan (lS2) c. F.
E hecho de acsado pared eb
orenanza exge por enenr que menas mas na
pared pegrosa de emboes inmaeria
--Vevel VS. LOus La. 6i7
ART 20LEYEs distinction dc las le
odiosds arordbis, 81 oposito dc estgr ernd
dspoones pNede hech0 por oqueos cuyo dcb
terpretdrl0sGorcid Gorca Is Dec 96s I'm
mur enen yarios hos naurae varon
c Mura ea queda aquel viudo mujer quen
uvo los hos nauraies se gtman eoss Desde uego que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
AdBkhIIURl0

81 sssmlss - Assslm ,aaua
sa "a ~aafaa llanaahmao . las
Ala,. IA s,mma ~ aal iisama ~
lnise. gm syau~'saAnn ias ss'ma,
a. ma,s. ssassss -. ~usps
TIA l,aaae - .lWAA suna ~
sss-lsanar = - aa,4ha raltal D.
h tnsiiiasi.a, lase u ,iunii. o.
al ha lu~liae 81 salaiula gus
c,sii.n sssa .le Ia ulcina ssR'
iiwl d. Mashi, gs"a quc i,~la h
snma i~cAa,fasla qssslr slislsa
sician sl,l s,aais. l.scal. pa,M in
svfai'aa rn la sspniinnarisn A.
las ol,ias aca aaasa3a de Santr
ll'h inga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29

ia liza ,cinic = seis lrl ariaal
81 Caiainlo De- l'maqa .iro ~ 81.
iigia lsar ral,lr IA oiirina rcn.
,fal Jr IA Ci1z Roia rn Washing.
ion. Pidicndolc que ahridra y
praciicara una Investigation 80.
hIc Ia con,lici,.n he los IoItorii.
qnciios. que ~ dice estan en Ia
misciia cn Ia ciudad dc Nueva
York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29
Ell CENERAL|S|MO RUSO
alexis TOUCACHEVSKY
In emulo de BOnaparte.-Gene.
ralisimO de los ejercitOs rusos
a los veintisiete anOs.-Una
rapida carrera.-I.as cOncep.
clones estrategicas de Touga-
chevsky.

En- la Russia sovietista ha sur
gido un nuevo Bonaparte: el Ge-
neral Alexis Tougachevsky, que
a los q amos ejerce el supreme
commando de todos los ejercitos
rusos.
Els curiosa la analogia que
existe entire la revolucion rusa Y
la revoluci6n francesa. Ambos
movimientos pasaron por iden-
tica evoluci6n. Actualmente, la
revolucion rusa, despues de ha-
ber despojado a los mobiles Y a
los ricos, como los franceses de
1893, ha entrado en- la via del
imperialismo. Y tambien como
en- Francia, un joven Generab de
27 amos, principal a oscurecer
con su gloria los emblemas de
la Republica.
Alexis Tougachevsky era, CO.
mo Bonaparte, un joven Official
de artilleria, que combatio bra
vamente en- las filas del Ear con-
ira los alemanes. Caido Nicolas
II, Tougachevsky, como tantos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29

N0TAs:-Eeran facultayas las escalas de (enova, Va
enca Maiaga Santa Cruz de Ia Palma Puerto Hm6n
yae de IDA las de Cartagena, Sabana Curacao, Puer
10 Cardpano Ponce Marsela Geneva, al REGREGO
u q; vae de regreso escaas Santa Crus de Tene
rife " Las Pamas son alteruadas.
Las echas de saIda soamente jas para los pnertos
de Qlda IL ida Colon Al regreso Las demas presu-
paa pero sujeas al aeanto que cgreA buques
a vegaci6n adelsnto que debe apfovechsr ID coespon
dencia.
Para mas informes diriIase los Arentes GenersleA
S0BRINOS DD EzQUfAGA, san Juan r. r., q los Agentes
Locales saber En Ponce sres Bonnln Co., en- Mayagueu
srea Moral co En Aguadlla 81 Jorge Eapd; On Are
30, srss. Rosss Co., SAGA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-29

otros, sc afil0 resueltsnente al
nuevo regimen, y bien pronto sc
hizo notar por su feroz adhesion
a las ideas de Lenine. Y por la
eHergia con que supo desarrollar
(Pasa la pagina C,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-12-23
DEATHS.


Mr.. A. w. S. Hicks, who was stricken
with paralysis, Tuesday Of last week,
as told in our last issue, died Satur-
day night At his home In Waldorf,
without regaining consciousness.
The deceased, who was one Of the
best citizens 10 the northern section Of
the county, was also we'll known In
every other section. At one time he
was engaged in the mercantile BUSH
ness. afterwards retiring and engaging
in farming. He was bailiii Of the Court
here for several years and was APP
pointed crier at the recent November
term. He leaves a wife, one son and
one daughter surviving him; viz Mr..
Harry Hicks, Of Waldorf, and Mrs
Mcdaniel, OF Washington.
His funeral, largely attended, took
place Tuesday and his remains we're
laid to rest in the cemetery of Piney
Church, OF which he was a
lifelong member.
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WILLIAM A. SIMPSON.

Following a brief illness, Mr.. Will
liam A. Simpson died at his late home
near this town Wednesday of last week,
of heart trouble.
Mr.. Simpson followed the pursuit Of
farming all his life. He made his home
near Newport up to about three years
ago, when he moved on the Turner
farm near this town where he has since
resided. The deceased was man of
high character, unassuming in his
manner. and enjoyed the respect and
esteem of all who knew him. He was
faithful member of the Catholic
Church, and his remains we're laid to
rest Saturday last in the cemetery OF
st. Mary's Church, Newport, where he
worsbipped for so many years.
He leaves a wife and several grown
children surviving him.
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Entertainment at McDonoush.

The annual Christmas entertainment
given By tie pupils OF McDonough In
stitute, was held in the school auditor
iun Friday evening last A large au-
dience was present. The program con-
sisted of comedy in three acts entitled
Daddy" songs by the Girls Glee
Club, and instrumental solos, duets
and quartet. The play was directed
and managed by Mrs. II. II. Lee Reich
and the musical program arranged and
coached by Miss Fike.
The following had parts in the pro-
gram : Compton Ferguson, Russell
Louis Ryon, Theodore
Davis, Miss Fike, Miss Atkins, Anna
Swami, Virginia Cooksey, Gladys
Shea, Beatrice jameson, Dunreath
Posey, Rebecca Hyde, Beulah Greer,
Kathleen Goldsmith. Gertrude Swami,
Rose Cough, Ivy Dent, Adella Rison,
Mary Page Sheirburn, Amy Gray. Elsie
Gray, Jennie HUNT, Clada Rye, Vivian
Berry and Mamie Padgctt.
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MIR. Frederick Croft died at his late
home at Cross Roads, Friday last, af-
ter brief illness. He was engagen in
the mercantile business and was well
known and highly respected citizen.
MIR. Croft was about 50 years of age,
and is survived by his wife, and one
daughter; sister, Miss Clara Croft,
and brother, Mr.. William Croft.
His funeral took place Monday and
his remains were laid to rest beside
those of his late parents, in Mt. Rest
cemetery.
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Attention. Christmas Green Hunters.

Let those who would HE themselves
to the woods, fields, and roadsides, to
gather their Christmas green's. be re-
minded that there is State law, en-
acted in 1918, which makes it a INSIDE
meanor for any one 10 cut, or in any
way inlure any tree or shrubbery,
without the written consent, or personal
direction of the owner. A line of from
50 to SIS or Imprisonment from 20 to
80 days is the penalty. This law was
enacted TO protect private property
from depreciation. The damage in
past years has been enormous, espec-
tally in the vicinity of towns and VII
lagos.
Active cooperation from property
owners, with the State and County po-
lice forces is need To stop the abuses
this law is designed to correct.