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SAINT MARY’S BEACON
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A. F. KIHG Editor
L. F. XBELL . . .1. . Buidcu Manager
Entered fli tbe Leonardlowo Postoffice a* second
class matter under the Act ot May, 180 V.
TeONAROTOWN. MD. THURSDAY MORNING. AUG. 28.1919.
Good Roads.
We publish in thin column a letter
from Dr. Wm. B. Burch advocat
• plan under which this county can
secure State aid in road building*
which we hope will be carefully
read and result in other expression*
of opiniona on the subject.
Tbe<qne*tion of good roads is of
paramount interest to every citixen
of the county. They are the arter
m of communication and traffic.
The State road is of gfeat value to
the county* but that value could be
vastly increased if the lateral roads
were improved so as to give access
to it. This cannot he done under
our present system of road repair,
an endless expense, instead of a sys
tem of scientific road building, by
which every dollar paid out would
become part of a jierroanent invest
meDl
Under the present plan we are
making, little if any. progress to
wards better roads, and in many in
stances they are actually getting
worse because it is not possible to
do the same amount of work with a
SIO,OOO appropriation that was done
a few years ago. We have a num
ber of sections of roads in the
county that have consumed a big
part of the total appropriation and
still show little improvement be
cause |tbej represent engineering
propositions. These sections should
be replaced with improved roads,
even if a bond isoe is 'necessary to
accomplish it. Morever, it has
been proven in other States and in
many counties of this State that s
modern road system can only be
built and maintained under ll
supervision of a road engineer.
We have oor choice—to continue
oar present ijitem under which we
foot all the bills and nee,our tax
money washed into the creeks and
bays every time it rains, or we can
chance our policy and allow the
State to match us dollar for dollar
in a road con*truction*program that
will gradually give us a permanent
system of lateral roads, which will
be maintained by the State.
!t is understood that several
counties will applv for bond issues
for roads this winter, and if St.
Mary's is to derive any benefit from
the Shoemaker fund, into winch she
annually pays her pn>i*ortionate
part, we agree with I>r. Burch that
our candidates for the Legislature
should lie appraised of the senti
ment throughout the county. We
will he glad to publish any com
munications dealing with the sub
ject, provided it is treated with
reasonable brevity.
• •
VIUIY I.ES, Mn.,
Ac. 85, I Witt.
To the Editor of the Baunx;
Dear Sir:—As the time near*
when we shall oltoose delegates to
the Legislature, there i? one thin/
that we should busy ourselves about
—the question of good roads an-!
bow we shall obtain them.
There is a law called the Shoe
maker Law, under which a fund ot
$400,000 yearly (which is to be in
creased to SOOO,OOO or $700,000.
taken out of all the taxes of the
counties and Baltimore City) is
available for road construction un
der a co-operative arrangement be
tween the State ami the counties
We have continuously paid into
this fund but have realized no bene
fit from it excent a short road with
in the corporate limits of Leonard
town.
Most of the counties have availed
themselves of this proposition and
thereby have received their own and
our share of the fund. The time is
now ft hand when St. Mary's should
awake Ur the opportunity to better
her position and receive back a por
tion of her own taxes. How can
this be done?
My idea is to bond the county for
$500,000, bonds to be sold and pro
' ceads used at the rate of $50,000
per year over a period of 10 years.
This would be matched by an equal
amount each year of State aid funds,
allowing us to build SIOO,OOO worth
of roads annually, at a coat to the
taxpayers of the county of only one
half the amount expended, the roads
#hen built to be maintained by the
State. To pay interest on the
$50,000, the county's part of the
annual appropriation for permanent
road building, not repair, and pro
vide a sinking fund that would* re
fund the bond isaue in 50 years,
would require a yearly increase in
the levy of about $8,500, or an In
crease of 6 cents in our tax rate.
At first glance it might appear
that this would mean that by the
end of the 10-year period oar tax
rate would have been increased 60
cents over the present rate, but
such is not the case. This program
would allow the present SIO,OOO
levied for road purposes to be ex
pended on repair of lateral roads
awaiting their turn for rebuilding
and consequent surrender to the
State to maintain. It ia readily
seen that as tksss roads are built
the amount needed for such repair
by the qpunty would be lessened
with a corresponding lowering of
the tax rate. And also the amount
in the linking tand would increase
and would be drawing interest to
•till farther reduce the amount to
be levied. la addition to tkw lan
reliably informed that the United
States Government, beginning next
rear, will give 81- Mary’s t1*,400
for road building, which fund will
be increased each year, and would
further leeeen the burden to be borne
bv the county in carrying out such
a program as I have outlined.
Another point for your considera
tion: It baa been tented oat recent
ly near Cleveland that a loaded auto
mobile or truck consumes twice as
much gas over a bad road as it does
>ver a good one. Calculating that
we have 500 autos and trucks in our
i-ounty, if each saves one gallon of
gas-' per day, the people of St
Mary’s would save, on gas alone,
*45,75S a year, an amount almost
equal to the sum that the county
would have to contribute towards
the road-building program 1 have
mapped out and which in ter. years
would construct State roads in every*
se* lion of the county, and would at
the same time free us of our present
burden of road repair.
Yours truly,
Wm. H. Ilracii.
A Travebsg Mas’s Capcnsscc
You mar learn something from the
following br w. H. Ireland, a travel
ing salesman of Ixmlsville, Ky. “in
the summer of IHkH I had a severe at
tack of cholera morbus. 1 gave the
hotel porter fifty cents and told him to
buy me a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and to
lake no substitute. I took a double
dose of it according to the directions
and went to sleep. At five o’clock the
next morning I was called b f my
order and took a train for my next
stopping place, a well man.” adv.
Supervisor's Notice
OF
Nominations (or Office
In compilation with the provisions of
Section IflOG of Article 33 of the Code
of Publictleneral Laws, being Chapter
“41 of the Acts of 1910 and Section IfiU
G of the Acts of the General Assemblv
of Maryland, passed at Us session of
1912, Chapter 2, as amended by the
Acts of 1914, notice is hereby given
Uiat the hereinafter named persons
have filed certificates for their nomi
nation for the oßloe or position under
which their names appear, with the
Board of Supervisors of Flections for
St. Mary's County, to wit:
Democratic Candidates.
For Governor;
ALBERT C. RITCHIE,
of Baltimore, Md.
For Attorney-General:
THOMAS J. KEATING,
of i Vntreyille, Md.
For Comptroller of the Treasury;
F. BllooKK LEE,
of Silver Spring, Md.
For Clerk of the Court of Appeals:
CALEB CLARKE MAGRUOER,
of Glendale, Md.
For House of Delegates;
OB RGE C. PEVERLKY,
J. ALLAN COAD.
For State's Attorney:
JOHN H. T. BRISCOE.
ALOYS IUK F. KING,
For Count? Treasurer:
CHARLES P ABELL.
JOHN FRANKLIN ADAMS,
. JOSEPH A. SAUNDERS.
I F.n* Sheriff;
JOSEPH C. MATTINGLY,
j J. HARRY PEAIX> K.
Fur Countv Commission* r:
J. M ABSHALL DENT, Jk
F *r Judges <■! the Orphans* Coart:
SAMUEL HAYDEN.
WILLIAM C. MATTINGLY,
JOHN H. ABELL.
F.r Surveyor:
CHARLES A. HEARD.
For Deiegaies to State Convention:
J. FRANK SMITH.
JOSEPH M. MATTINGLY.
.iveilN R GARNER
For Centra! Committee:
EDM U NIT J. PLOWDEN.
vWfLLIAM W. CLARK,
LH UIGE W. MADDOX.
Republican Candidates.
For Governor;
HARRY W. NICE.
Baltimore, Md
F*c Attorney ilencra’:
ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG,
Hagerstown. Maryland.
Fur Comptroller of the Treasury;
AMOS WALTER WRIGHT WOOD
COCK.
Salisbury, Maryland
For Clarit of the Court of Appeals:
* WILLIAM L. MARCEY.
Annapolis, Maryland.
For the Uooae of Delegatee:
N. FORD CARPENTER
WILLIAM F. CHE-LEY
PAUL W. FORD
V LEE MAGUIRE
C. STUART REEDER
For State’s Attorney :
• A, KINGSLEY LOVE
For Treasurers
C. ETHELBEKT ABELL.
JAS. SEBASTIAN THOMPSON
For Sheriff:
DANIEL J. BOWLES
For County Commuatouera:
A. KING MATTINGLY *
For Judge* of the Orphan’* Court:
CHARLES W. FOXWELL
JOHN S. JONES
BENJAMIN F. REDMAN
For Delegate* to the State Convection:
WILLIAM P. CHESLEY
RAYMOND M BIRCH
THOMAS A. MACK
For Central Committee:
JOSEPH H. CUING
RAYMOND M BIRCH
JAMES H. HALL
Wm. F. HERBERT,
LOUIS F. ABELL.
L. E. TKNNISON,
Supervisor* of Election.
J. Clarence Taylor, Clerk.
I 8-28-2 L
| Nw Advertisements |
Sail Loft lf^'
I'vitb to Moouaee iku I b ►
tabliabed a tall loft on bbj place lth
an experienced sail maker from Balti-
H * G. V. WEHRBKIM.
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For Sale
Hast be fold by Sip*. 16, *t
a reasonable price. 1 I*lß Oak
land Six Auto id Al condition.
Cash or terms. Abo one Dear
ly new Bicycle.
H NORMAN MILBI'RN,
8 28 31. Pearson, Md.
Wanted
—Teachers hoMing first and
second irrade certificates. Sal
ary not Ims than t&OO. More
for experience. Apply to
T. . BENNETT,
Snpt. of Schools.
Prince Frederick, Calvert Co., Md.,
8-2*-4t.
Notice !
OWING TO THK CROWDED CON
DITION OF THE BUILDING, farm
ers are notified not to deliver tobacco
to the Leonardtown warehouse until
otherwise advised.
W. H. WINSTEAD, INC.
J. C. Gsmivnx, Buyer,
- 8-2H-jf.
Your. Eyes
I thank the people of St. Mary’s for
their patronage in the past years and
will be in the county again the firrt
week in October with glasses of all
kinds. Having bad 23 years’ exper
ience, I can assure you satisfaction.
Anyone wishing me to call at their
home can do so by addressing me
either at Leonardtown, in care of C.
W. Foxwe'l, or at my home, 1518 N.
Bond St., Baltimore. Md.
2t. I F BEAUCHAMP.
DANIELA. DAKKOCH
Violinist
ORCHCBTRA FOW
Dane**, Entertainments,
Weddings, Receptions, ate
Special Tltection given to
Southern Maryland engage
ment*.
Phenes: -
Col. 6290 Main 84 74
2518 17th & tract N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
8-28-6 m.
i .
Notice to Creditor*.
Orphans' Court of St. Mary’s County,
Set;—August 28, 1919.
This is to give notice that the sub
scribers has obtained from the Orph
ans’ Court for Ht. Mary's County, let
ters testamentary on live estate of
JOHN B. KEY.
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the mine with the vooeben thereof, to
the subscriber on or before the 3Hh
day of February. 192 b: they may other-1
wise by law be excluded from all Imne
fit of said estate. AIT |arsons indebt
ed to said estate are requested to make
immediate navmenl.
MAY S. KEY.
80TUORON KEY.
8-2<t Executors.
Order Nisi
In tb* Circuit Court for Ft. Mary’s
County. No. N. E
Joseph C. Wible, next friend of
Edward B. Bobeso.\
vs.
Grover C. Ri4ieson. Edward B. Rof**-
son. Wilbur H. Dean and Mamie
J. [lean, hi^aiie.
Ordered by the Circuit towrfor Ht
Mary's Cotnitv. in Equity. this
eighteenth day of August, in t!.e year!
oineu'eu hurdte.l and nineteen, li.ai
[ lie* account id th • Au.iil-.-, as
tuaue an>! died in the above ooiitied
ca v e, le ratified and continued, unless
cause to the contrary lie shown on or
before the Third Monday in St-pem
ber, next; provided a copy of ibis or
der pe published in some newspaner
printed and published in St. Maiy's.
County, Maryland, once in eai'h of
four successive weeks lie,'ore the said
third Monday in Sentember. next.
ENOCH B. A BELL, Clerk.
True Copy—Test:
ENOCH B ABELL, Clerk.
8-21-41
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T ennison
& Bro.
MbRGANZA. MO.
General Merchandise
Gasoline
Auto Repairs
Oiainond Tires
Our itodli is complain snd cour
teous treatment guaranteed
to everyone
8-18-ly.
Auction Sale
OP HORSES, MULES. COWS,
KITCHEN UTENSILS AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS ON
Saturday, Sept. 13,
at 10 A. M.
I will sell at auction to the highest
bidder at the farm-house known as the
“Old Sootl and .Farm, ’ ’ 4 bead of Work
Horses, 2 Mule Celts, 2 years old: 2
Colts. 2 years old; 7 bnd of Coes.
The work horses are in good condi
tion and are guaranteed to pall the
beeriest automobile out of the deepest
chuck-hole in the Tieinitr of Point
Lookout Also Farming Implements
dt all kinds and some Kitchen Utensils
and Household Goods will he sold
A. E. GREEN WELL,
8-21-It. , Point Lookout, Md.
Primary Election Notice!
Notier it berth? givwa in aoeoidtcos
with sod parsant to Section MOB of
Article S at the Code of Public Gene
ral Lews of Maryland, being Chapter
741 of the Ads of 1910, and by feetioo
MOB of 1912. Chapter 2. and a* amend
ed by the Ads of 1914 and 1914, to the
qualified voters of St. Mary's Count!.
that a Primary Election will be held in
the sever*! election districts of St.'
Mary’s County on
Monday, Sept 8,1919
at the asnsl places of voting in the sev
eral Election Districts of St. Mary's
County, that Is to say :
First District - - - - St Inigo**
Second District Valley Lee
Third District —First Precinct
Leonard town
Third District-Second Precinct
Leonard town
Fourth District - - - - Chaptico
Fifth District - - Mechanicsville
Sixth District .... Good Hope
Seventh District - - - Milestown
Eighth District - - - JarboesvHle-
Ninth District - - Adams’ Store
And the primary Election so to be
held is (or the purpose ofc onto mat mg ,
by the Democratic and Reoublieao
parties, respectively, /
One person for Governor of the
State of Maryland.
One person for Attorney-General of
the Stale of Maryland.
fine person for Comptroller of the
Treasury of the State of Maryland.
One person for Clerk of the Court of
Appeals of the State of Maryland.
Two perrons to represent St. Mary’s
County in the House of Delegates.
(Session 1930).
One person lor Stale's Attorney (or
SC Mary’s County. ,
One person for County Treasurer for
St. Mary's County.
One person for Sheriff for St. Mary's
County.
One person for County Commission
er of St. Mary’s County, from the
Third Commissioner's District.
Three persons as Judges of the
Orphans’ Court for St. Mary's County.
One person for County Surveyor for
St. Mary's County.
And the said primary election is al- j
so for the purpose of electing -
Three persons as Delegates to the !
Democratic State Convention.
Three persons as Delegated to the 3
Republican Stale Convention.
Three persons as members of the
Democratic State Central Committee '
for St. Mary’s County. 1
Three persons as members of the ,
Republican State Central Committee !
for St. Mary’s Countv.
The poles in said election wilLbe j
opened in each and every Election uis- .
trict and Precinct of said countv at 8 <
a. m , and will he closed at <> o'clock j
p. m., when the ballots will be counted ,
according to law
And notice is hereby (riven that not
more than one candidate having filed
certificate* seeking nomination by the
Democratic party for Governor; not
more than one candidate for Attorney-
General; not more than one candidate
for Comptroller of the Treasury; not
more than one candidate for Clerk of
the Court of Appeals; not more than
.two candidates fur the House of Dele
gates; not more than one candidate
for Commissioner of the Third Com
missioner’s District; not more than
three candidates for. Judges of the Or
phans' Court: not more than one can*
! did ate for Surveyor: not Dus* than
three raddidated for Delegates to the
State Convention, and not more than
three candidates for State Central
Committee, me aforesaid offices will
j be omitted from the primary ballot of
I said party.
And notice is further given that not
more than one candidate hating filed
certificates seeking nomination by lh**
Republican party for Governor; not
more than one candidate for Attorney-
General; not more than one candidate
for Comptroller of the Treasury; not
more than one candidate for Clerk of
lie* Court of Appeals; not more than
one canQidate for State’s Attorney;
not more than one candidate for
1 Sheriff: uot more than one candidate
I for Commissioner of the Third C to
i raissio i"r’s District: not more t . n
• three eanrtl.tates for Judge* .f ■ a
! fihans'Court} no rand:dal for s.,r
-1 veyor; u t iuore than tiree .e.i •! .•
| lor llclegab sto the Slate ’ . v n*.. .
j a'J t o*. ; :re lb.iu IU-ie i:x:i 1„;
! for SUefV..tralCo!uoiit e, f. • ;f s -
;ul office- win lip ; 4 , jbe
J pr*in**rv •* Not of smd party.
VVm. K. IMiUHKUr,
* IjtHJIS K. AUKLL,
I* K. TB.VMKON,
Sup n ix>r ul H'frnrn
J. CbAUiCNC*. Ttiuut, Caerk.
M-2* 2t ~
GRAND
ENTERTAINMENT
AND
DANCE !
Community Hall
CEDAR POINT
Saturday, August 30
MUSIC BY A FAMOUS
WASHINGTON gUARTETTK
Vocal and Instrumental Solos.
An Unusual Opportunity for the
Music Lovers of St. Mary's.
8-21-21.
. Notice!
The colored people of St. Peter
ClaverN Parish will have a grand
opening of St. Peter Oarer's Paroebal
School and hall ground bj bolding
their annual entertainment on the
grounds on
v September I, 1919
Dinner and supper served. Plenty
of confectionaries served all day*.
Good music and dancing in the after
noon and evening.
Come one, come all. and while view
ing the work we are doing in our
vicinity, enjoy a pleasant day.
Don’t forget the date —Sept. 1. 1919.
By the Committee
Midi
gijOt s3p
IGARETTES;
If you want to know what rare and
unusual. enjoyment Camels provide
smoke them in,comparisen with any pllfe
cigarette in the world at any price.
are a cigarette revelation any
V> way you consider them! l ike quality,
or refreshing flavor and fragrance; or, that x
wonderful mellow-mild-smoothness you
never before got in a cigarette smoke! Yet
Camels are so full-bodied and so lull-of
satisfaction you marvel that so much de
light could be put into a cigarette!
Camels expert blend of choice Turkish
and choice Domestic tobaccos makes tht*n
so irresistibly appetizing! And, the blend
explains why it is possible for you to smoke
Camels liberally without tiring your taste!
You will prefer Camels* to either kind
of tobacco smoked straight!
* * >■ m iff
You 11 realize pretty quick, too, that
among the many reasons you smoke Camels# p .
sgrt o 1 20 ■ Miwffe*. or ten is their freedom from any unpleasant ciga
rZZ retty aftertaste or unpleasant cigaretty odor!
WV atrondh rmctm%ti-*nd fo* ' .
thm home or Once voU know Camel s vou won t 1
mmppiy or whon you f rmret “
take much stock tn premiums, coupons
or gifts! You'll prefer Camel quality!
R. X REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Wu,.toa-S*l. N. C
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f The Eastern Shore Trust Co. |
IWill In fnr Liberty Binds, An* Issue. *
■ S
“= 2
CALL AT THE LBONARDTOWN BANK AND WE WILL
BE GLAD TO ADVISE WITH YOU REGARDING THE
SAME. Jp
M IT IS OUR DESIRE IN THIS. AS IN ALL OTHER OPLf
-2 C'IES. TO HELP OUR (X M MUN ITY WHEN WE GAN DO
m THIS AND AT TUT SAME TIME HELP OUR GOVKRN-
M WENT, AS WE DID IN EACH LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE. #
5 WE HAVE PERFORMED A DOUBLE DUTY. AND TO w,
THIS END WE ARE CO-OPERATING WITH OTHER
M LARGE BANKING INSTITUTIONS IN THE BIG Mk
S FINANCIAL CENTERS.
S *
* *
We advise you to hold your bonds and J
5 not sell them, but if you do want to sell *
* bring them to us and lake advantage of *
* v our proposition. *
B m
£ S. M. JONiiS. Cashier *
************ * ** *4**********
Harry P. Wise
Leonardtown, Md.
— Representing —
Harry C. Grove, \
Inc.
Treasnrer’s Notice
Kor the purpose of wllminjf State
and county taxes for tfce years 1918
and 1919, I will visit the following
Clares on the dales and between the
ours named below:
Pearson. Thursday. Ang. 28, 10 to
12 a. m.
St- Ini?***- Thursday, Aug. 2*. 2 to
4 p. m.
Valiev 1 ee. Friday, An;', 28, 10 to
12 M. . v
St. George's Island, Friday, Aug.
29, 2 to 4 p. m. -
JOSEPH C. WIBLK.
8-7-3 t County Treasurer.
INFORMATION
Will be given FREE on any subject
pertaining to horses, their breeding,
care and diseases, to the subscritiers
of this paper who will direct their
inquiries to
The Maryland Breeding; Bureau
514 Aawnfia Bldg., albaet. M 4.
7*3* L3t. •
1 "■ 1 ■■■ ■ i
CLMBORNB-APIPOLIS
FERRY'
SCHEDULE.
DAILY.
Leave Annapolis
4 a. ta , 8 a. m., 4 p. ra.
I-eave Claiborne
6 a. in.. 10 a. m., 7 p. m.
SUNDAY ONLY.
Leaft Annapolis
8 a. m.. 12 to. , 4 p. m.
- I.eave Claiborne
10 a. tn., 2 p. in., 7:15 p. ra.
FARE.
One Way ....... 50eanta
Hound Trip 75 cents
FREIGHT RATES
Automobiles, C3.OU each, including
driver.
Trucks. *2.00 a ton for first ton and 50
cents for each addftional ton or
fraction of a ton.
T. C. B. HOWARD,
i 8-T-tf. General Manager.
Movies
- V.
&r
Dance
UNDER AUSPICES OF
MODERN IVOO OF
AMERICA
TO'VN HALL
' Thursday, Aug. 28
A -asi
' ' WasIAHHSMMMTIIM
•
Wm. Farnum
IN
The Lone Star Ranger
A Romance of tli* (irett
. Soalhft.
- U .11.
For Sale
On Premises,
Park Hall, Md.
FARM,
of 120 Acre* near llermanvitle; M
a<-rc* cultivation; fair build in**.
Price #2,500.
1 /
2 Work Horse*. 6 and 7 years old.
1 Colt. 3 year* old.
2 Cows, f*e*h
I Sawing Outfit. Kconorm 6-9 11. P.
2 Oliver Ro*-oae No. 30 and one
No. 40-new.
! Gasoline lioat, 30-ft. length, ,6-ft.
beam. 9 H. P.. two-cylinder motor, mod
fully equipped-clutch, magneto and
gear—ln operation.-
Have purchased a tractor and do
not need horse* and plow*.
i All article* offered are of tha beat
possible type mod are in first-class
condition and can be seen by appoint
ment with owner.
TKRyS-CAhli.
For particulars, apply to
HARVKY W. HILTON.
7-24-41.
I v
Edison Agency
The
Co., LWINAROTOWN, Ho., an-
NOC.VCEH THAT IT HAH ACCEPTIX)
thh/aiwcxcv rem the KDIhoN
ITK>N<X*RAI*H aHU WILL a>-
gAMOC A HH3UEH or HETTTALM
THaoruHOl T THE CkHJ.VTY.
Leonardtown Imp. Co.
9-14-21.
LOST
—BeMrwm Bmutm sod Leooardtovn
oo Kawrdiy. 1 3x12 Mytn Pump
S b£oon office
. i-f For Sale
Severn! houaes sod but Id loir lot* i n
so J near Leonard town.
r.BO Y. MoCULLY,
8-21-3*. Lsonardtown. Md.
Gome to -Ciuptico
SEPTEMBER I
THE PLAY ENTITLED
‘Elma, the Fairy Quid'
PW ill l flm bjr the children of
.’haplleo for the of
the Chapel of ••Onr Lady
of Lorello.”
Doors open at 7:30 i*. M.
Dancing & City Music
Farms i
Western clients wishing In purchase
farm* In Southern Msr> land Parties
within? to sell will And buyers bjr
listing their propartv with me. Send
full tisecrip.tvu, price and location.
Crminlstioa charges, tire per cent.
Twenty-first year. Highest references.
JOHN F. FLOURNOY,
920 New York Ave.,
Washington, D. C.
8-14-41.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Art* 7, 1919.
Male Help Wanted:
St. KUxibeths Hospital, Washington.
I). O. a tJorernmenl Hospital, wil!
give employ iueot to a number of men
of good character, who arc interested
in earing for patients suffering from
mental aud nervous diseases. NA
TURE AND ADVANTAGES OF KM-
Pf/JYMENT: This Honital is earing
fur a large number of soldiers and
sailors from all Hurts of (lie country:
consequently a wide and varied ex
perience may be gained. A training
school has been established for the
employees of the ward service, and in
struction is free to erauloyees. No
experience is required for entrance.
SALARIES AND PERQUISITES:
All inexperienced help receives tflu.uu
per moiith: those baying experience in
similar institutions receives 92.50 per
ii.noth additional for each period of
six months experience they have had to
two years. proyided*satisfactory refer
ences are furnished, making the maxi
mum entrance salary 970.00 tier month.
All receive board, lodging, laundry
and. In ease of illness, medical atten
tion for a reasonable length of time.
Those who show an interest in their
work and prove themselves '•(lloient are
in line tor promotion as vacancies oc
cur, to positions paying slo7.fiU per
month and maintenance, as stated
above. REQUIREMENTS: Appli
cants must be in sound physical con
ditions, should have reached their 18th
but not their 4oth birthday, and be
citizens of the United Stales. Appli
cation form 169 may be obtained from
and tiled with either the Superintend
ent, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, o / The
Secretary, Fourth Civil Service Dis
trict, both at Washington, D. C.
S. E HOPKINS,
Assistant Secietary
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Farm For Rent On
Chesapeake Bay
Park Hail, Md,.
® tl acre*. Attractive bungalow,
barn. etc. Immediate poaaaasioo.
. .. C BL, CK.
Park Hall, Md.
For Sale
—Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerel*,
Bradley Strain.
■tW, CZ.UO.
MILFORD FISHMAN.
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New Crop Hay For
Sale
Baled Timothy, Clover, Alfalfa
aod*Alaac.
HAYBIDE FARM,
H-I4'2m. * It manta, Md.
Boat & Nets for Sale
£& 4 "• p
• *. 12 feet deep
All in firat-claaa condition.
JOSEPH F. ROBEY.
Meehan Icsville, Md.
For Sale
KhoaU. weight about 60
_ Apply BEACON OFFICE.
for Nrat andSub
etantinl Carpenter
Work and Wood
Work on Hoate apply
EUGENE PAPKE,
Compton, Md,