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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
rs APPLY FOR PARENTkGE
Houston Couples Flock to Court 10
Contest for Orphaned BOY.

HOUSTON, Texas. Feb. 2S.--No
less than 2j couples today had APP
piled for the right to become foster
parents Of little Jimmie Nichols, IS
months old. Jimmie's deserted
mother died several days ago from
injuries received when struck down
by an auto.
Night and day District Judge
Boyd and even Mrs. Boyd were
called on the phone and visited by
persons protesting their eligibility
as "papas' and 'mamas." come
into court" all were told. Jimmie
had to be adjudged delinquent" be-
fore anybody could adopt him.
When his case came up today a
veritable battle AZ tho court ensued.
Judge Boyd, however, finally climi-
mated all the contcnders and se-
lccted Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Hum
phrey.
Besides being Jimmie's proud new
papa, Humphrey Is cashier and Sec
retary OF an oil company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
Il. MILDRED MORRIS.
7 y. s. staff Correspondent.

ARDNORE. Feb. 2S.---Thc stage
90 hoinr set here for a dramatic bat
lie between two women in which
the heart story Of a wife pictured
AS a Penelope waiting 10 weary
wears for Ulysses to return will be
placed against the heart story OF
girl, who at II fell under the spell
OF a man more than twice her age.
The widow Of Jake l.. Hamon,
millionaire oil man and republican
national committeeman Of Okla
homa, will testify against Clara
Smith Hamon, the girl who shared
hor husbands career and who is
now charged with his murder. Def
mite announcement to this effect
was made today by the prosecu-
Non.
States star witness.
The widow will come to Ardmore
directly from Washington, where she
has gone to attend the inaugura-
ton with Frank Ketch, administra.
tor OF the lIamon estate. She is
billed for the star role in the prose
rution, TO counterbalance the effect
promised by the girl in the star
role Of the defense.
For the 12 men who will decide
the fate Of Clara Smith Hamon and
the spectators who will pack the lit
lie courtroom a drama will be pro-
duced in which the two women will
reveal their souls. The story OF one
will record the heart throbs OF a
devoted wife and mother. The story
OF the other the heart throbs of a
girl who gave herself to a married
man while blinded by the romantic
love Of II.
Politics Caused Tragedy.
The prosecution will claim that
before his death the oil king re-
Tented Of his ways and placed a
cash settlement on the girl in prop
arauon for blotting her out of his
life and returning to the mother Of
his children The defense will not
deny that he was preparing to dis
card the girl. but will claim that
II was not out Of repentance or de-
sire TO return TO the woman no mar
fled IN his youth. II will claim that
ne believed himself slated for a
place In Prosident-elect Harding's
ohoinet as secretary OF the interior
ana ruthless ia his political ambi-
uons' ne was willing TO cast off the
,g!rl who had aided him to his rise
" 70 power, so that he might take his
seat among tho mighty in the role
OF Vlriuous husband and father.
The defense, 1t is said will pre-
sent evidence 20 show that Hamon
Ms not faithful even to the girl.
1he usual story OF the wife who
suffers deprvations, while her faith
IeSs husband squanders his money
ul ahotner woman, will be reversed
Il
jury the picture Of a wife living In
comfort in Chicago while the other
woman suffered hardships to help
'he husband achieve his ambitions.
me R'rls trends are not alone In
EN- es p1as'@'ng that a small town girl
u T. SUCH as Clara Smith Hamon
was when she gave herself To tho
on King could not be accused ~
.,Grlng an experienced man OF az.
dead oil King. 10' '''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
MELLON Is UNCERTAIN
Calls at Treasury for Conference hut
Makes no statement; says APP
pOintmcnt Not q. k'd

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.--A w.
Mellon Of Pittsburgh, who is slated
for the post Of secretary OF the
treasury in the cabinet OF President
elect Harding called at the treasury
department today.
Secretary Of tho Treasury Houston
was out OF the building when MIR.
Mellon called and he went into con
ference with Assistant Secretary
Gilbert.
After n two hours conference
with Assistant Secretary Gilbert,
Mellon stated he could not discuss
matters for publication and stated
that his appointment as secretary
OF the treasury had not been de
finitcly made and was still unde-
cided."
lie said. however, that he would
return to Washington Marci 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01

THIS Bottle Imp says: "The
Il children may not like me on
cereal, but you must have me.
Husband may not like me in
coffee, but you can't afford any
thing else. Use me up each day."
he says, cor will make you
waste money. Keep me on ice
or | will turn sour"
That Bottle Imp is, of course,
old-fashioned bottled milk.
There is a way to escape his
rule. Just say to your grocer,
"Every Day Milk, please and
see your housekeeping grow
easier, your cooking better, and
your milk bills Jmallsr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
Auto Tag Enforcement
To be Delayed a Month

BY Associated Press state Wire
OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb 2S.-
strict enforcement Of the law pro-
viding that all automobiles in tho
state must have 1921 license tags
will be delayed probably a month. i,
was said here today by Henry wood,
state highway commissioner. Mr..
Wood said the highway department
was far behind in mailing out Ii
'cense tags and issuing receipts and
that until it gets the work nearer up
To date no serious effort will be
made to enforce the law lie said
nearly 10000 licenses had been is
sued since January /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01

a big still with "A capacity of 30
gallons a day ana two stills each Of
l6 gallons capacity were found yes
tcrday by Sheriff Livingston and
deputies. The big still was hidden
In a lonely raviuo and showed signs
of having been operated lately. Two
gallons OF mash were on hand. 80
one was near tho still when IL was
found. II was one of the largest
stills ever found I'm this county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
AUTHER GETS MORE TIME
Week uf Continuance Granted; tie
Hits Detective on Way tO Court.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Feb. 2S--
Continuance of one week was
granted today TO Paul L, Authcr of
Highland Park, H., and Mrs. Char
lottc Franzen, divorced wife OF the
chief decorator OF Wisconsin univer-
sity. arrested last Saturday on "A
charge that they had been living to-
gethcr al a local hotel under the
names of MIR. and Mrs G, G. Weber.
Bail was fixed at 1900 each
ON the way to court. Auther nit
Detective Howard Moran on the
mouth, leaving the imprint OF a
ring he wore,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
Judrez Votes 1000 to I
Against state Dry LdU

FL PASO. Texas, Feb. ?S--Chi-
huahua will remain moist it the Will
Of Juarcz citizens has any influence
against the proposed bono dry law
for that state. By a vote Of 1000
20 so. a mass meeting OF Jaurc2
citizens sunday declared against
dry law.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01

With Every Day Milk on your
shelves, you have an instant sup
ply of just the amount you want
Of rich FIRST grade country milk
--f0htn<Ver you rant IL.
You have the double-richness
! milk that tastes like more on
your chlldren'S cereals and in
your husbands coffee. You use
less ice, and cook milk dishes of
wonderful goodness, wher you
rant 10, and not when the Bottle
Imp says you must.
Your grocer wants you TO shake
off the rule of the Bottle Imp
and enjoy easier Every Day
Housekeeping.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
Arrest wife Dcscrtcr.

George r.. Meisner, 80 years old.
a carpenter has been arrested here
on an executive warrant issued by
Governor Robertson, charging him
with wife and child abandonment
IN Baxter Springs. Kan. Sheriff
William Harvey OF Cherokee county
has arrived to take the prisoner
back. II is said that Meisncr dis
appeared and left his wife and
twin babies. Later Mcisner was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01

More than 100 Muskogecans all
ready have enrolled iu course .u
ukclclo music sponsored by t..
community service through Ins'ruo-
tor Dan Nolhn. Persons signed up
Tor the course range in age from ) ,
to i5 years OF age, it is said.
Holland has plant for mauufac-
turing illuminating gas from u'.
,rulcum residue % dry dist.liutinu.
Dividing the cubic measurement iu
inches of block of ice by 30 g.vrg
lts Approximate weight IN pounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01

Accident victim May Recover.

IHUI NOUUUIt, INC NmuII boy VIM
was seriously injured ON Friday
when he was struck by an auto
mobile IL reported To hc much bet.
ter today and II is thought that ne
will recover.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01

arrested at Okmuigce and takcn
back to Baxter Springs but left
again when released ON bond. The
charge is a felony in kansas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01

y An Australian inveptor b,s
paiteIled poie a method for producing
bam, aiL oy raising large X-ray bulbs by
tba. tba''unS INTO higher strata of air
sIaS are t.led with moisture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
Does the Bottle Imp
Rule Your Home?

VOU remember Stevenson's story
Il about the Imp who lived in bottle
and ruined everyone who owned him?
There is Bottle Imp in a good many
homes perhaps in yours.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
100 to Take lkclclr Music Course.
victim uf Gun Accident To Recover.

charles Ssnwurr. aged o., who
accidentally shot himself saturday
VhNu loading p gun preparatory 90
hunting "trip. VIII recover Tho
huI..t entered hls leg ranging
downward
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01

When Toscann and La Scala Orchestra this
oegone conclusion that they would also make Victor Records
The first announced afford
everywhere this famous In this
list Gig who triumph
with the Metropolitan Opera and addonhee offerings by
such Aida de Cali CurCi Hchez Homer
McComck-a truly impressive OF artists Wherever
Victor welcome OF these records
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-01
TO THE PEOPLE OF ST
MARY'S COUNTY:

Personally | hold the ambition TO
represent st. Mary's County In the
Senate of Maryland. and being graft
lied by the assurances of support ten
dered me by number of people of nv
County, I am encouraged To announce
At this time my candidacy for the
nomination of the Democratic party
for the Senate of MARYLAND.
pledge myself to give the Office my
undivided attention. il nominated and
elected, and feel that my service for
two terms in the House of Delegates
has supplied me with the experience TO
help me in my efforts to secure for
my people the legislation most needed.
have in mind that some special
fayors are due the people of Southern
Maryland, and particularly to the
people of st. Mary's, from the State,
for internal improvements ESPECIALLY
for roads and have excellent as
surances recently given from a good
source that something can be accom-
plished in this line il earnestly urged
in the right direction.
1t will be recalled that an appro-
priation was made some years back
whereby Southern Maryland was sup
posed to have some $500, coo special
fund for road improvements, but that
our county has never received its Just
proportion OF same. To secure some
legislation TO compensate st. Mary's
for this loss, which before this time
has seemed impraticable, | propose to
direct my especial efforts, and il sue
cessful in getting an appropriation,
will urge that il be used TO make road
improvements through the somewhat
neglected portions of the County.
l appreciate past favors shown me
and can but assure my friends that
shall ever remain most grateful. lam,
Very sincerely,
GEORGE G. BEVERLEY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-01
CHARLOTTE HALL ITEMS.

Misses Margaret and Lillian Davis
are visiting relatives in Washington.
Messrs. Morgan Anderson and Lee
Roy kenicy were Vt>ttorS at the home
Capt. and Mrs. w. +. Cheslcy during
the past week.
Miss Virginia Fowler has returned
home after a visit IN Baltimore.
Mr. Richard Suihoron made a bust
ness trip To Baltimore last week.
Mrs. J. l. Davis has returned from
a trip To Jersey City and Peuaa.
MIR. James Shaw has purchased a
new Ford ear but looks quite lonely
riding alnnr.
Miss Emma Beck Deputy. Of Chess
home Of Prof. ard Mrs. } r. Coad
during tia past week.
Mr. Rrdmrn Coad, of Baltimore. is
visiting MS parents. Prof. and Mrs.
j. +. COad.
MIR G. ". Thomgs. Of our town. is
spending few days IN Baltimore.
Mr. l. b Davis >Irut u,e week end
At his home in ChlrIn,tc Hall.
Mrs. Bell, Alas Prihrrbridge and
Mrs. Chapman have returned after "a
week spent at Colton's Point.
Misses Dora AMI Lima Harrison are
visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Cecil G.'Snrr is spending tine
summer with Miss Minnie &. Davis.
Master Warren Dyson, 81 Washing
ton. was visitor in our neighbor-
hood during the past week.
-''NIFTY''
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-01
lAUER

Tis. wedding of MISS Ada F'.ce:eDod.
daughter 81 1fr. and Ms. Charles x.
Fieetwoo3, and Mr.. Charles A. Lzner.
son of Mr. aud Mrs. Albert LaEer.
of West Arlington, Baltimore, ionk
place IN Monday. Aug Is. at AL
Sain's' Chapel. The cerpmony was
pcrf''-nr-d ~ the Rev X ms
TIE bride gnfe = dress oI white or
candle and satin, with hat 20 match.
and carried bride roses and ferns.
She was attended bY her cousin, Miss
Amy Graves, of Mechanicsville, as
maid of honor, who wore pale blue or
candle with hat 10 match and carried
radiance roses and ferns. The groom
had rs his best man bis friend, Mr..
Frederick c. Hampton, of Baltimore
: Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was given at the home of
the bride, after which the couple left
for a wedding trip. Upon their return.
they will make their home in Baltimore
The bride has quite number of friends
In this coHnty. Our congratulations.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-01
News From the Seventh

The game of baseball SUNDAY even
ing at Oakley between Oakley and
Oraville was one OF the closest con
tested and best played games of ia"
season, the score being Toto - ia favor
OF Oakley. The Oakley team will
journey to OrHvilIc next Sunday for
their anal game.
The HunterSville b VS. dropped in on
River Springs Saturday evening aud
took them into camp Lo the tune of II
10 5. The Huntersviile boys are very
anxious TO play Oakley. hut Mana ger
Bailey said he cou not give them "a
date, because he was expecting the
LeonSrdtown bows tif they hayen't
cold feet) over most any Saturday and
he wanted his boys To be in the very
best OF shape, rs he expects To give
the town boys the same m dicine they
gave Oakley in their first game.
Mr.. Mitchell Pilkcrton. Of Maiden
Bower. is very Ill with appendicitis.
DIR. Palmer expects To pull him
through" without an operation.
Mr.. Willie Meushaw, proprietor of
River Springs, has purchased II
Dodge car.
NAT. ScOs ~. t4aWTcdCt, our iOCdI
butcher, is again ON the Job, and will
serve you with fine, juicy steaks eyery
Saturday.
Miss Beatrice While. after n two
weeks vacation spent in st. Marv'S.
returned TO Washington Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. Herbert Duukle, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, has Joined his wife and young
son ut Upper BromSlry, the home 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. +. Crew.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Saunders and
family, accompanied by Mrs. James
Copper, have Just returned from a
months vacation spent Mt Niagara
Falls and other points of pleasure in
New York and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Norris, of Wash
ington, have moved to st. Mary's,
and will make their future home near
Abel.
Mr.. Richard GOode, of Washington,
spent the week end with friends in this
section.
The Seventh District Community
Club will hold its next meeting al
Oakley Hall on September 9th. Don't
fail 10 attend.
Mr.. James Thompson of White Hall
has just returned from a trip to the
Capital City.
Mr. Frank hewitt. of Red Gate, is
sojOurning with relatives and friends
In this section.
-GABRIEL..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-01
OUR DEAD HEROES

We publish below the official list of
the brave heroes of ST. Msry's county,
whO either di d or were killed in action
IN the service of The United st ties
curing the recent World War. We
have made the list "a complete as DOS
slble. and, If any names are omitted
the Memorial Committee would deem
Il n favor To have &c reported to Euoch
Il. Abcil. of the Committee, as these
uames will be placed upon the m0nu.
Inent tn be erected at the county seat
~ the rear future to these dead heroes.
md the committee desires all to be
rrpr' scented as no additional names can
he placed thereon after il is erected.
KAY mord 6 Biscoe. private, l54th
Dep. Brig. 4th Tr. Bn. 10th company,
died Camp Meade. l0-7-lS.
william Josiah Biscoe, private. Inf
3l3th Reg. Headquarters company
Killed IN action. 9-26 Is. MontfaucOr.
Joseph Henry Branson, private. Q NJ
C. S32fh Labor Bn. company A. Lied
9-23 Is. FRANC.
thomas Brl>cae, private, l54th Dep
Brig. 9Th tr. bn., 10th company. Died
Camp Meade. lO-ll-is.
Clarence X. Css-Ine, private, l54th
Dep Brig, LIST Div bn company 3. Died
Camp Meade, l0-l -lS.
James +. Cole, private, l54th Dep
Brig, 4th tr. bn. 10th company. Died
Camp Meade, lO-lI-IS
William B Curtis. Inf, Sll Pioneer
Reg. company T. Drowned iE Ocean
s. 2S-i9
James Thomas Dorsey. private Inf.
Sll Pioneer Reg. company F. Died
Camp Dix, N. j., 10 IS.
John Albert Edison. private. r. A ,
a5l Reg. battery A. Died New Y"rk.
3-l3 10.
George Burnap Foote. private. Avn
80 Aero squadron. Died. Waco, Texas,
Is Is.
William ]. Cant, private, Inf. slI
Pioneer Reg. company G. Died Camp
Dix, 8 &c Is.
Benjamin II. Goddard, wagner. 3i2
Machine Gun bn. Headquarters company
Died, France. 2 "a IS
Arthur l.. Goode, corporal, Inf, lis
Reg. company l. Killed in action.
| France, S-3i-lS.
Samuel Hsmmett, 81 water tender.
N. Y. 1918.
Lewis Pope Heard. WAGNER. F. A..
$40 Req, Supply company. Died France
| lO-S-IS.
Norman Edward Long corpora. Inf
| lis Reg. company ID. Died from
wounds. France. 9-I7-lS.
John Francis Norris, private. 3l2 Ma
chine Gun On. company b. Died, Francs
10 l4.ls.
James Ar, hibald PiIkerton. private
Inf, 4th Reg. company X. Killed il
action. Chateau Thier.y. 6-2l-lS.
George E Stewart, private. 3l2 Ma
chine gun bn. company ID. Died. 10 IL
| Is. France.
James Somerville. private. Killed il
1 action.
William Schle.ider. privste, Inf, 3lC
Reg. company H. Killed in action
go rs. France.
William SCHNEIDER, private.
Howard Joseph Swami. private. No
tor rep 81. $40 Reg, company 3. Dice
Base Hospital. France. 2 l4-lS
Thomas Thompson. Inf. ~ Reg. Dix
Camd Meade, l0-28-lS
Charles 4. Thompson. private, F. A
$40 Reg. bat. +. Died, ll-15-I7.
Harry White Wilmer, LIST Lieut., &C
E. F. I'd Reg, q bn 1914 6-l6( award
ed King George Medal for bravery il
the field. A E F, Air Service, 2Otl
Squadron. Killed In sction, lO-l0-1S
France.
Edward J. Croker, 90.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-01
MechaniesvilIs Items


Miss May Sinclair l. ! tisitae n
the home Of Dir. aud Mrs. Bernard
Bgrch.
Mrs. L. j. Sothoron has returned
home from her visit to Virginia.
Miss Maggie Baden is spending 8
snort tt-lt ~ tn home ~ bar. and
Mrs. c. -. Sras-er.
The boys are making great preDara-
lions for football team this coming
seOson. a. they have football star
among tuem.
We wonder Why the dances held in
Oakley hall are more popular for oar
town boys than tie dances held at
home.
The Boy Scout vacation is over and
the Boy Scouts are making great pre-
parations for the coming comDaign,
which opens on Labor Day.
Mayor Fowler SAYS lac doesni, un-
derstand SHY ne are having such kind
os weather in DER neighborhood !"
HE SAYS he will have To 20 up and see. =
Mrs. J Wilson Adams had as her
guests for the week end: her brother,
j. Roland Go0sse. wife and two child
rem, of Braddock Heights. and Mr.
Shirley Leadhman and son, of Alex.
Virginia.
Mrs. Mary A. DufFenbaugh and son,
of West Port, Md, are visitors at the
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel-E Burch.
Mr.. T.. Trice Is improving his new
store by the addition OF large base
'meDt. lie is also repairing Tin Can
Alley"
There was a minstrel show held in
Mechanic>ville on Tuesday last. A
large crowd was present and enjoy ed
a most pleasant evening.
On Fri ay night last when Mr. Will
son Burch was ON has say To- see his
girl his ear stopped suddenly. When
he got out To- discover. the trouble he
found that the motor was missing
On Sunday last the Mcchanicsyille
team defeated the IeouIrdto~n team
hy the score of II Ia = Cough" who
pitched for LeonardtOwn found the
Mechanicsville team far superior
batting team than the bel Alton team,
which he held a. ms mrrcy on Sunday
Aug. 2Ist. The McchanicsvI!te team
played an ali around good game IL
seemed as though there was TOO
much "Hill" and notcunugh Cough"
As far as spirit and pep u cuIcerI. ed
the MecnrnIcsylIle team Thoroughly
possessed it IA Sundays game. The
Mechanicsville team wilt venture 10
Indian Head on Saturday mkt for a
big game. What we want Ia do il tn
keep Hill from sporting 100 much.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-01
FOR SALE

| Osborne Binder. as good as new.
| Il. Il G. Corn Planter. used yrs.
] Lime Spreader, used = years.
j Silo, 10X2O $50 Ions) new: has not
been set up.
! Manure Spreader,
set Double Work Harness,
! set Single Buggy Harness,
] 4-ton International Truck,
Set Tractor Plows,
! Set Tondem Disks
] S-l6 International Tractor,
l 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 year,.
This mill Is running and can lge seen
by any one interested.
Threshing Machine also for sale,
2ix48 Case Blower.
Most of the implements are on my
farm and can be seen 1t any time.
The horse can be seen at Mr.. WIN. &.
MattinglY's stables. Truck is also
there.
6-l6-lm. CHAS. Ii. CHURCH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-01
IN MEMORLHM

In loving remembrance of nv dear
mother. MARY ELLA BOWLES,
yho departed this life three years ago
August ~. 1918.
The moalh Of August again is here,
To HIc tlic saddeSt OF the year;
IL WAS on an August day
That INV dear mother passed away.
think Of yon in silence
Few eyes Se' me weep;
But many a silent tear | shed
While others are asleep.
You are resting in peace, dear mother.
Three wears have passed away;
You are gone but not forgotten,
As think OF you each day.
With loving thoughts and fond regrets
For DAYS forever fed.
For the one ! love and cannot forget
LES with the silent dead.
The flowers lay upon your grave
Nav with and decay,
Bat The !ovc | have for You. dear
mother
Shall never fade away.
How Swcet the name of mother sounds
To one who fcciA so sad:
To speak of friends upon This earth
Mother i the best friend To- have
By Her Loving Daughter. l. NJ Il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-01
Chaplico Items

Were YOU looking for "a Jolly time
las. Thursday IL So, YOU should
have attended the Ewcll picnic at
'Sucklaud, given by our Community
Club. "Ail the woric and his wife
',it there. hut there was an abundance
ni the BEST. Sure was some grand
spread and things were served IA If
by magic Many OF the town folk
were PRESENT and pronounced it n
Perfect Day"
Miss Dorothy Burgess and Miss
Nellie Hoover, of Baltimore, are visit
ing Mrs. Ed. Davis. Savannah, ="
near Chapiico.
Mr. Robt. Clark, of ". C.. and Miss
Pinkney Hancock motOred To the Capt.
tai City on Sunday.
Miss Birdie Davis had as her guest
Miss Ella Simpson, of MiIestown.
Miss RoSealie and Fred Stone al
Pa, are visiting there aunt, Mrs.
Maud Gardiner.
The last work: Festival, Aug. 3lSt,
at Chaptico Hall, benefit of Loretta
Chapel. Don't fail To- attend.
-'HoPE'