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New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
CRESCENTS AND PLANETS
 TO MEET IN "Y" LEAGUE
sron>ou'~ McteOre lo Try Luck Against Comets al ', VI. (. \.
 Tomorrow Afternoon

The Y. M- C. \. saturday after noon seuIor basketball. league prom ises ,,o hard fought .a.che9 to- morrow when ta, Crosc~nts m"et the Planets ID the frs, match aud in inc unals Arcnson'e Al'-eors, who have made uAo bad starts. vii. fry 70 stop the Nuuiug streak ot tAs Fslduann Comets. The uneuFs. First match, -.5U P. h. Cre,cents Planets Marrow -.-..-..... ....... ....... ----f'
 rl7at forward Licnharl .......-..-.... MrLgoAi9
 .at. foeaarI Ptnherton. Dickinson ...... Dennis
 c-utel Frescn, TI--ehse
 Auu4nza,a. Gutowshi
 r.gA- guard Ferrcttd .....-. ...-..-. NcDo4rt
 l.l -mr1 Second match o-gy ?. n- NetCOr> Comets Saunders. Ma'4us ............ Linn
 le1t forward Gordon ...... ......,..-- Nic4tT9I
 right forward AtOuSOn ..... ..........- .--..-...r La ' iS
 u-ntrT Baicuus ............. -.-- Lyons
 right guard kamInshi, EeeauO F,Iduldul
 Iatt guard Referee Johnny Shoghan.
 ICa1Je ~iaUQium
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
SURGEONS AND WHALES
 WIN HAND2ALL CONTEST
Bushes. Men Play Two Hot Games at '. M, (. A.-Harry Gins berg,
 Judge Mangan Try sport.

The Surgeons and Whales won ias, night in inc "Y" business men voJey ball I4asYe. h the first match the Porpols.a swan rings around the Whales for d whie and tic teams ver,. tI.l in points at f all with inc ad.anta-e OIL inc For poiea team uut ru.s r~an, becoming boldor. ydgrd just d u.'le too close 10 the Whales M- .na. and this with d mighty flip knocked tho ror- poise team for row o' clam shells and took ,hc game. T. to |. Eric son. HtcDe. and Erte-ou played stellar hau Tor thr Wh3i~ nnn Burke and Morgan suone for the IoruoIses.
 In the second match the Sharks lo-r most O. their teeth on the bouy plates ot the surgeons and took d s6oIl4cktue after leading T to NJ. Allen. StoweIi and hiernan dlj the houors for the Surgeons. whue l.amor-uN, Thompson and BlgcIov drl what they could 10 keep inc stur=tou4 from scor.u2.
 Two players. u-N 10 voileE ball but old In athletics tried ther hand al the game, Harry GInsberg and Judge William Mansan.
 The league standing.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
ALL.AHEfICA TEAM
 FROH il COLLEGES
None Lands Two on Golfers
 EI0gel-TiCE1Op Picked

New York. Dee. 19 lCPb-Eleyen colleges placed men on the AL Amcrna football team selected ny rclutr. WeekH The choices fol- Ioa.
 Backs: raridro. NoJrr Dame, quarlor Pmckcrl So. Caiitornr2. LalfbacE. Dodd, T"nuess6". half back. Macalu.o, Colgate. fuIIbach.
 Ends. Dalrymple, Tulane; Fesler, Ohio Stafa.
 Line: Siugton, Alabama. tackle, Ehoa, Nebraska. tackle; Koch Bay Tor. guard, Beckett, California, guard; lllcknor, Harvard center,
 Leiu Of Washington State vaa named utility llncuan" and MohIo: of southern California 'ulility back"
 Tichnor and Caridoo are tn" only names on this years list who also appeared on the Golfers All-Amcr- ica of 1929,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
League standing
Y" Grapplers to Meet
 AnsOnia Group On Mat

The Y. M. C. 4. wrestling t"a'u will Journey to AnsouIa tomorrow night to u.~l the grs1pIors Of th9t city in several matches, The local 'Y' "lll uo represented in tha to.- lowing weights: Clark, tt5 lbs, L. Pankouie, l@5 lbs.5 G, Melgonis, H. lbs; kraut, u tbs; r. Hovcnson. 165 lbs; C.. Hasselmark.
 x Deodori1n I55 lb. man. 'eiu probably go III tp tho e.tra match. Coach Milton Canzellauri Is Of the opinion that most Of his squad, new but in good physical condition. will give the Ansonia grapplers q tougn night ot It.
 The local team will leave the Y. N. (. A al T. m. tomorrow in autos.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
nNH npen sz1sM4 MS GO INTO A" SCHOOL PLAY rHog @ HE
BRUINS TAKE LEAD
 IN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Boston Team Forged to Front
 With Montreal Second

New York. Dec. 19 IPl-The teams of the National Hockey league final ly are getting their standing straigntened out in normal form after a close struggle through more than a quarter Of the season. The Boston Bruins are at the top Of the American division and the Mon trcal Naroons have climbed to sec ond place in the Canadian section with the other clubs fitting in about where they belong
 The Bruins overlook the flying Chicago BlackhaWks a few days ago and finally passed them last night as they resumed their habit Of beating the New York Rangers while Chicago played a scoreIe7s ii" with the Montreal Cauadieus. Bos- ton displayed great offeuslv" power after the first half of the EImc and a strong d.fen~" throughout 10 gain a 10 triumph over tho Rangers, continuing d series Of victories that has been broken only hy occasional ties in two years. The dazzling speed Of Chicago's hi- squad and ot Non- trears flying Frenchmen put d few dents in the rival defense lines but failed 70 break them.
 Tho Maroons, who started the sea son by losing four straight games, turned in their seventh victory in eight games since then as they beat out the badly damaged but still dan- g,rous Toronto Maple Leafs. , to |. Breaking tie with Toronto, the Maroons went into second place, d point ahead of tho idle Now York Americans, who r.ualned the same distance ahead Of Toronto.
 The Detroit Falcons, ba,iered in d tough road trip. celebrated their return home by trouucing the Otla- wa Senators. 10 o and taking third place in the American division. The Rangers dropped 10 fourth. be troit's stellar scoring combination of Ebhje Goodfe]loW and Carson Coop er tallIeI two Of the three goals.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
CARNERA STOPS MEN
Man Mountain Toys With Briton for One Round, slaps Him Down Early i'll second.

London, Dec. l9 R-Meggis Meen, q plnk-cheeked English lad, went back to q north of England shoe factory today d sadder and wiser heavyweight. Reggie thought he could whip Primo Camera, Ital- ian man-mountain, and found out he was mistaken.
 Camera toyed with Meen for one round in Albert Hall last night and then settled down to the business in hand. Early in the second round he tioored the Briton but Reggie got up. Another powerful blow again sent him to the canvas and the referee mercifully stepped in and halted the bout.
 Camera weighed 26S pounds; Meen gu3
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
|. $. May send Amateur
 Hockey Team to Europe

%r< York. boc i@ ClP)-A" Amar.r8u hockey team probs 0Iy will 1e sent 70 l.urope to compete in the worlds amateur championships 70 be held at krynica, Poland. Jan. s-It, and also at tho 1882 OtEmplos at Lake Placid, x. Y, the amateur athletic union has announced.
 The A. 4. L.. announcement said that a canvass Of amateur leagu- clubs i'm San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Ore, Denver. Chicago, St. Louis Minneapolis. Detroit, Cleve- laud pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York was now being made n order to select men for the AmsrI- can team.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
Bass to Risk Title
 Against Lew Massey

NUTIldoTN0Id. U00- V IT TT - Benny Bass ~'ll risk his more or less synthetic junior lightweight titl" against Le" Massey here the night Of Janu2ry 5-
 Pete TyreIl matchmaker for the Arena corporation, said he con- trarted With Phil CiJ. man. Benny s manager, to pay the latter $7 l-2 per cent Of the receipts GIassndq said that BennE's share will pe "ploulv more than that"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
WATERBURY BEATS
 Y HAVDBALLERS
Schenectady Team to Play Here
 Tomorrow Afternoon

Tho Brass City haudbal}ers turned the tables OH New Britain " team last night in Waterbury. defeating tho Hardware City team in four out Q, five matches. Before the matches were played the Brass city players h,ld talk fest with Maurie Rosen- harS, who is considered quite an authority OH rhe ancient and hon. omh1e game. and asked his opinion on what ho considered the hest shots in hand ball. II Nas said that Maurle made inc following com- meur. II find that u is much easi-r 10 make kill sno's from the back wall and never experience any trouble doing it." All the fans draped themselves wherever thry could 10 see the demonstration. At last reports they Wrre still there waiting 10 see the kills.
 Summary e" inc matches, How arI-Wau daf-ated EosenberE- Hergstrom, FLIP. -l-l3. 2o-@I Wul~h- -Aperian defeated Rosenberg H-rastrom, -t-'4. .l-I7. @1-t4. 1re-seI-Crowe defeated Cutler Brill gl-P. ct-ln. -l-a. HolIaway-Jack- son defeated Adermau-Tetsch. -l-7. yG-t3. Finley Gro~sman defeated Loomis-C'isncl 2u-gi. gl-14 2t-i5.
 Tomorrow afternoon the Scheuec- tady Y. M C. A. hand ball team wNI be in New Britain to play the locals in two doubles and two single matches. Tba visiting team rates very high ia Nov York state. Tha matches will he played of ar 5 o'clock. Nov Britain UlIl s'nd m Clare and Alderman or Doc NaaEo- vttz in singles Anderson-StronE and probably Hawkins and Eddie Mag in doubles
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
Coaches " i'll Discuss
 Changes in Grid Rules

from all sections Of the country will s gather here December -3 for the 10th annual meeting Of the Amer ican Football Coacnes association.
 Discussion of proposed changes in the rules probably Vjll furnish tn" most interesting development of the sessions.
 knute Boclsue is to be toasluas- ter at the annual Brown Derby banuuet
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

Five ot the teams occupying tae first six places in the industrial basketball league will b. featured in the games to be played at Tabs' hall tonight
 At tho present time ali inc team in inc luaGue 3ra within short distance or s1ch other and loss for one team would immediately work a change in the standing. The only undareated team Is the Stanley Rule quintet which has won is first live g3ul-,
 AIthoagl it Is not -,u.r4i.E eN- pecred -na, the LauI-vs team will upset fHr Eu'.rS | $ ~easou has been filled with ta-.r- and inc fol- lowers Of the tuiy"rsa are conf dontly looking tornard to pleasant surprise. As is frequently .h" case tha fans will probably be with the undar-doS team.
 Advance dope ra~ p.aged lha Stanley Wo~,--rafu.r gam, as the feature attraction Roth teams are in the thick Of rna battle and for the pas, rvo years lh,> have be"n on the h.N. or th. ''a-fje leading Corh.a Screw and Stanley Rule teams.
 Plazers who have been prominent or prote,sloluU teams in thjS cIt% wuf be in ctiIence ID tHe r. X F, Corbin-G4sco Eaue- Ray Hoist Tor.nrv .~r..,an. "l'hueky" Wo- jack and Carl f,estel.t ar" utnI'7 that ha-e 6aan prominent in loct! sports for years.
 The first game will start promptly al 7.30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
RumOrS Still Persist
 Rockne Is to Resign

south Bend, Indu Dee, lH lP--TH' biz ruluor and report boys around South Bend still persist in resign ing Knute Rochne's job for him.
 The latest gossip is that Eocknc will retire as Notre Uame's football coach but will remain as athletic director. The boys have even lined up candidates as his successor, namely Hunk Anderson. present firsc assistant 10 Rockne; Harry Stuh!- drehcr, quarterback of the "Four nova: Jimmy Phelan, now head coach at the University of Washing ton. and Eddie Slip" Madigan coach at St. Marys college, CalifoI nia,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
CLOSE BATTLES FEATURE
 INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL
EevenOne and Seniors Are Victorious in High School Games-Standings Are Changed Considerably as Result of Matches-Twelve-On Continues to Lead Circuit - Zujko and Wojack Star for Eleven-One FWe-Actvites Suspended for Present.

failed 10 win d game yet. Neither team was able to get started early in the game, and the first basket came with six minutes of the seven minute first quarter zone. The score was only Al at the half in favor of the winners.
 Dabkowski and Daeata were the best bets of the Soniors,and Gram- mitt and Zmatravich for the losers. DabkOwski, besides playing a good floor game scored four of his teams points. Dagata continued his good work of past games. He seems to have improved greatly over last years play.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
A. 4. |. and !. M. C. 4.
 Confer Upon Alliance

Chicago, Dee. 19 (P-Wuh the view Of forming a working allianc" between the American Amateur l'uion and the Young Mems Chris 'ian Association, Avery Brundage. president Of tn" A. 4. L.. has ap- pointed a committee 10 meet with a Y NJ. C. A, group in New York 70 discuss the proposal
 Membership in the A. A. L. would give inc Y. NJ, C. A. representation at all meetings as well as on the board of governors.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
ROWLING GROUP OtGA>,zrs

Tn" '. l.. 0. C. A. club has or ganized for the coming bowling sci son and has selected the following officers: president, Philip Rusinski; treasurer. Alexander ProWka; secrr- tary, Miss Fanny Rusinski: state treasurer, Vera Ankuta; captain of mems team, John Waskckich: cap- tain Of Women's team: Jennie Suiina. Games will be rolled at the Palace alleys,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
TINKER WOULD MPIRI,

Chicago, Dec. 19 LP)--Joe Tinker. Of Tinker to Eyers 10 Chance" baseball fame, wants to become an umpire.
 The former Cub star is dichering with President Hickey of the Ameri- can association for job next season.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the A Asso-lated Press.
 London, England-Primo Car nera, Italy, stopped Reggie Mecn, England, @.
 CinCjnnati-BiIly Angelo, LcIper- vile, Pa, outpointed Charley Cobb. San Diego. Cal. (bJ.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
TcIl-TWo

Referee, Zetterman; umpire. Cas- sidy; scorer, McEvoy. Score at half- time, Al, Twelve One.
 The league will suspend activities during the two weeks Christmas re- cess. and games will be resumed on Monday January ,,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

Tn the second game Of the after noon, the team Of Ten-TWo lost it's second game of inc league race 10 the TWelvc-One boys by the score of l4-19, The Ten-TWo quintet has
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
NEW BALL IN USE
 IN COAST TOURNEY
100 Golfers Start Play in S4,OG9
 Pasadena Open

Pasadena Cal. Dee. i9 UPJ-Ts- lr@ the ur" bigger and lighter gou ball. t.ld ol &sS golfers started rI"t today m the annual Pasadena 4 n"o open tournament on the Ero.ha,.o u.uniripaI course.
 The oM standard golf ball "4a barred from competition for lho trsr time in his,ory The new baIj -i.55 ounces Iu weight and 1,G6 inches m dlaIue'er-docs not be- come compulsory oifIcja' 'ly until JIIi- uary l, but the large field Of pro- I,ssIons requested the tournament officials to bar inc old bali in order 10 g,t IoHod 10 the new one before the 5in.UoD Los Angeles and $25.ono A"g4 Culiente tournaments noNt month.
 Light-ou holes were scheduled to- day ~i'l the low 100 scores and tie playing the second IS tomorrow. The low X sror,s and ties will play th" final 36 holes sunday,
 smith. Dicgcl Entered
 Hcaaigg t.e select 2roup Df pro Ic>siou1ls v,ro Horton Smith, Crass- ion. x. Y. d,frndjnS champion; Leo Degol Craig Wood, Booniield, x. J.. wao won the tournament two years ago; Harry Cooper, Al Espl- rosa. Walter Hagen Olm putra and Joe KiENood
 Among the leading amateurs en- tcrnd were Johnny Dawson of Chi saGo. Charles Seavcr Of Los An -ojps, Roland Mackenzie Of Wash iugrou, D. C. Fay Coleman of the California Country club John Do Forest of England, and Russell Thompson ot Oallmont. Pa.
 George Non Elm, who was second as an amateur last year. made his first appearance in Southern Cali foruia as g "husjucss man golrrr,' 8 term synonymous with professional Non Elm deserted the amateur ranks after the last amateur champion- ship
 Hitting tine comeback trail af'or almost uyo years Of disastrous tour rameut play, Walter Hagen hoped j0 climb hack 10 the front ranks of he nrofessiouals Last winter Hagen made a bare %So in southern Cali foruia tournament play. Hagen has never had much success i'm this sec uou.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
llCIcn-OnP
Ien-Onc
Seniors W in

Referee, Zetterman; umpire, Gas sidy; scorer, McFiVoy. Score at half time. l5-l2 Tcn-Ones.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
Park in Florida Named
 For Late Tank Leader

New York. Dec 19 P-The New York Yankees are to have 9 con stant reminder Of their late man. ager, Miller Huggins, during their spring training season at St. Peters burg, Fla. Word was received yes terday that the park at which they will train, formerly known as Ores
 cent Park. has been renamed Miller Huggins Field. In addition to train ing his team there each spring. Hug gins lived at St. Petersburg and owned considerable property there.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
LEADING INDUSTRIAL LOOP
 TEAMS IN ACTION TONIGHT
Stanley Works Falnir Game Considered Feature of Three-Game Card-Landers to Try to Break Stan ley Rule Winning Streak-Gascos to Meet P X F.
 Corbin in Third Game-Fast Contests Anticipated
Tunirht'~ industrial Card

(;a-roS Ns. P. X F. tornlu Stanley Rule Ns lauders.
 Stanley Works r-. Iafnlrs.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19
Rose Bowl Game Scores Of Past E Years

1916 Brown n l+t7 FcHusyIyauia f "IHI> Mar" Island Marines lt N1&r9 Great Lakes l1 'G-u Harvard 1921 Ohio Stae q ls-- Wash,-J.n. o 1923 Penn Stat, 9 1924 |. <. Naval Academy 1a2I N0trc Dame - t@-G Alabama GU f.-7 Alabama l2-, Pittsburgh lr-7 Georgia Tech X ia"o Pittsburgh 4 lt"t Al1banH ?'
 'Sanjce teams played during Na
New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

Washington State fl oregon II Camp Lewis T Mare Island c oregon [ California g>
 alitoruia Q Southern CallCorIua l4 Washington If Stanford 1O
 Washington l9 r'antord : :SfanfOrd : California : Southern California f N1shin2lOn Stat =. prIOd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-03-21
Volume LVII
FARM MEETINGS

The Charles County Tobacco Board
viii mold the April meetings of the
five tobacco locals at the following
places and on the dates below
Grayton Local at Grayton Hall
Thursday-April Bird at P. M.
Waldorf Local at Waldorf Hall
Thursday-April Bird at p. NJ.
La Plata Local at Court House
Friday April 4th at ZIP. M.
Glasva Local-Glasva High School
Friday-April 4th at s p. NJ.
Hughesville Local -Hughesville
Saturday, April 9Th at 2 P NJ.
The program for the April meetings
will be Fertilizers and Planting ihs
Tobacco Crop. Mr. W. B. Pesey,
Tobacco Specialist, Upper Marlboro.
The Market outlook for 1880 by MEM
Der of the office staff of the Maryland
Tobacco Growers Association.
These meetings in the past havepro
ven very profitable and interesting to
the tobacco growers in this county and
a large attendance is expected. Mr..
Poseys talk on the production Of the
crop will be illustrated with lantern
slides.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-03-21
LA PLATA P. T. A. MEETING

The March meeting of the La Plata
Parent Teacher Association was held
in the auditorium of the school on the
night of the seventh inst. A program.
ia celebration of the thirty-third birth
day of the National Congress of Par
ents and Teachers, was rendered.
Miss Jane r. Bowie gave talk on
the organization and history OF the
La Plata Parent-Teacher Association.
r. H. Lee Reich gave an outline Of
the history and growth of the Nation
al and State Congress of Parents and
Teachers. Miss Carmel Torrens, a
senior at Lackey High of Indian Head
sang a solo. A quartette from Indian
Head, composed of: Mrs. I. F. owns,
9. Lancaster, r. Mays, and w. Griff-
in, rendered several vocal selections.
Mrs. Downs also rendered several
vocal solos. Two pagents were rend-
cred by the pupils of the school They
were: Lighting the Candles on h e
Birthday Cake and Growth of La Plata
P. 7. A. The following had parts in
the pagents: Betty Mitchell, Emily
Rae Wilhelm, Charlotte Turner, Kitty
Lille Mitchell, Dee Gwynn, Julia Cox,
Eliza Padgett, Kitty Cochrane. Hazel
Hancock, Hilda Lyon, Doris Dyson,
T. ]. Mitchell, Mabel Hancock, Cath
crime Garner, Helen Hicks, Hazel
Sanders.
Professor Milton NJ. Somers, prin
cipal of the school reported the result
of the Minstrel" given for the benefit
of the P. t. A He spoke of the wonG
erful cooperation given by those con
nected with the entertainment. He ex.
pressed appreciation for what each
had done to make it a success, He
especially referred to Mrs. Bruce
Matthews, whose name had been omit
ted, through oversight from the pro-
gram. The total receipts from the
Minstrel we're 1857. Mr.. Somers pre-.
sented check for that amount.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-03-21
GRANGE OFFICERS INSTALLED

The new officers of Nan jemoy Grange
we're installed recently by Master
George R. Stuntz OF McConchie Grange.
These two oranges are very active In
their respective communities and doing
excellent work.
The officers for the coming year for
Nanjemoy Grange are as follows:
Master George c. McClain
Overseer-W alter Fl. Mills
Lecturer-Sa Samuel G. Linton
Steward-Arthur Karlson
Asst. teward-Theodore @. Davis
Chaplain-Reglnald B. Stevenson
Treasurer-RobertH Fl. Davis
Secretary Emily NJ. Linton
Gate Keeper-Charles 7. Chandler
Ceres-Agnes NJ. DAVIS
Pomona-Mamie E. Gray
Flora-Nannie v. Mills
Lady Asst.Steward- Nellie Fl. Emory
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-03-21

This Court met on Tuesday pursuant
TO adjournment with full bench pre-
sent. The following business was
transacted
Inventory and valuation of the real
estate of John B. Carpenter, deceased,
returned and approved. Rent of said
estate fixed by the Court at $4,000 per
annum.
Ordered that a distribution be made
in the estate of William R. Acton,
deceased.
Certificate OF Order Nisi on the re-
port of the sale of the real estate OF
William r. Acton, deceased, passed.
First and final administration ac-
count of Francis NJ. Lancaster, deceas-
ed filed was ana passed.
Letters OF administrations issued upon
the estate of Thomas B. Cough, deceas-
ed.
Letters ad colligendum issued upon
the estate of Catherine NJ. Digges, de-
ceased.
Ordered that the Register of Wills
give notice to administrators and
guardians who have not passed their
accounts as required by law.
Ordered that the audit of distribution
in the estate of Philip A. S. Contee
Sr., be approved.
Ordered that the Register of Wills
make an audit for distribution among
creditors, estate of W. D. Posey, de-
ceased.
Havingno further business the Court
adjourned to meet Tuesday, April II,
1900.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-03-21

DR.. P. Z. Sasscer has recovered
from his attack of Lumbago.
| Mr.. Gus Slye sold recently county
raised colt for S465.
The weary Legislator IS on his way
home-ward soon to lie forgotten.
Mrs. Joe Hamilton who was quite
sick last week is much improved.
Miss Ola HUNT, Mattawoman, is
visiting friends at Bowie, Prince
Georges County.
Miss Pauline Hilderband, has re-
turned home after prolonged stay
in W Washington City.
Mr.. John T. Davis has secured a
portion of the job to index the Journal
of the House Of Delegates.
Miss Mary Dyer, who has been visit
ing Miss Emie Mud, near Bryantown,
has returned home
| Chapel Point having been sold back
to the Jesuit Priests our young folks
will be out 81 a place Of resort during
! the approaching Season
Miss Alma Lloyd the pretty and
attractive daughter of Mr.. A. T.Lloyd
has returned from visit to friends in
Washington City.
Senator Gray's effort in behalf of
our county school bill is highly com
mended, His speech was cogent, to
the point and teemed with common
sense.
The Boston Traveller contains an
interesting article from Mr.. Percy
Brawner, late of this county, on how
to check embezzleing by bank officials
Mr.. Brawner, is considered an expert
in such matters.
A visit to Upper Marlboro is always
made pleasant when meeting our genial
friend of the guile, Mr.. Nj. G.. W.
Wilson, of the Gazette. He has always
something witty to say to make man
feel cheerful, and something else to
make one one feel lively.
Mr.. George G. Thomas who Cover
nor Smith appointed on Monday as
one Of the Police Examiners of Balti-
more City is the son of the late DR..
Jos. F. Thomas, of Gallant Green.
Mr.. Thomas is a member of the Balti-
more City Bar, and is Is years of age.
The Baltimore Morning Herald
through its society columns has an
nounced the engagement of the mar
riage of Mr.. Thomas to Miss Clara
D. Moulton, daughter of Mr.. Jas. F.
Moulton. The wedding will occur in
June,