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VmnhhSnhs , Gafasb ofythe State
LuoS6Eakindzriha 6orpsI ana Hiss
Eleanor Carnalier, daughter of Judge
asRdMrs, RvH0 Cams Nee, OF this tosu,
were married, At 81. Johns church,
BaltimoFe. on Thursday, the 3Oth
.xfpa RH 5hq ReS n Father Ripple.
HapP4lq3fs :R Apa PFr99sperity attend Ii en-
SnuoY nhrr oChaEles I, Hayden and Miss
10 edtPsepbine, # Watts of the Bay AZ
-diUecaczR z'ese marEisd at the church bf
i ,asG hAmacuiase Coneeption, BALI
.nssS1 BESss On ths sob hltSs, The bride hs
the daughter Of Mr.. and i Mrs James
-sm1AInI WAAssb sxhils,lthei groom is The
,nlEvi'yoehgeSl seniof Mrs! ,Eagenia ana the
late D6mihi!s Hay de iAsns' Our eopgilrs4,l
is'ioHa, spdI cbast wishes attend lbs
ns0izKs6a aaTsIa I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

Thsremainsa Aassx
who died at his home in Tompkins-
vile, Charles county, was brought "a
St. Maryss ana. interfad ia the fhmnv,
plot at All Saints Ehufck. Mr. HesE
was native Of Sc. Mary's county and
was'sbous SO years OLD. k4ryIeszex
surg ing one brother snd twokistesI
I'VE undcresand rom seliaSi
sosrca that Lso1ardtoxn Is toshaydh
wireless receiving sxxtion.yhrouyh
which daily bulletins will be received
and correct time given. Tht2A7he
Efforts of Father La Fargo, s. j., the
wireless station has been made Dos
sible; SIrbIcersaana aRressnoye4s
the ProgfeSsfverfineOfdt me county. .
Mrs. A. r. Davis and Miss Frances,
OFonor, cf ,Bnltimore, have returned
I'd fhdfsAdas i aftaa dsilakt full nGl
to old Leonardtown: The devotees of
the game of ''JOO'' will certainly miss
MIS-. Davis Mrs. Davis is q sister
o6sHO2r. Wafsere oMfSs hSbhoji
and Mrs. Davis were gus SIS at Hotel
Lawrence. -,
: Because OF the heavy yd9eket. IN
Prince Georges county, the Judges OF
the Circuit Co6ft lfksaf eAllafis peasl
session for August ,lesh. /, There ara2A
prisoners In ikil and n nI,mtser ~ da-s
fendents and prisoners are out on
bond. The Judges realize that-shs
fall session, would be prolonged TO an
extent such Is 70 delay s4ssfohs Ia
other lover Maryland Counties. turtle
regular Iihie for Abe Court 10, oconsens
Is the first Monday in October. .isGI a
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1dzSail afanings,. -
.pszHstt . Fa.t4 = Eoisl
AKA saa & 5 sss,ss oosr, J, s.,
Aloysii5s T. King, Al Masy'su7
ndnisiraior -i3
Cfsasg1 Frederick Pom County, uEi
i ton. deceased. EuN
Iezs4-, Delencfani@.5 49, .Sgl
/ The soetei ef this suit j. 70 Nprrcare
an order, o. decree for the sale of Ger
tain real estate in Saint Mary Coun-
| ", State of Maryland, of which a,cerf
tain fhas~l FTsederick t'ortnEy, late, OF
lsaid County, died sliced and post.
sessed, situated ia the, Sixth Election
District Of said County, and called.
and know n ass"SfaMatyd Manorr os
Part Della Brock Manor, contain
Ing 80 asres, more Rg,leSs,s also oaar
tract Of land caireSa Johns Nam IAN,
.ss3Ag Rsrt assa Brock Mas9Ts:.s
containing 70 acres, more or less, Tor
the pafp6sei OF pa f4ik the debts oi.ths
t3 4Rs a t 9iAfE f'cd T. IT,
expenses sHeiiihI Shit. -..,.,
The biIl states in addition 10 rtht,
| above matter: n ~ =
1sI 1hat;thc:Said Chas. Frcd,ricE
Ponton was i'm las Hfeti,ne indcblisg tq,
said Joseph NJ. Mattingly on a iUag.
ment in ting say ~. $.lD.n with inicyps,
from July .l3nis ~ T. and 81 cent dosi i
| subject Ia u credit Of SJ.95. agiI
md. That the said Chas. Frcd.Eicl
Ponton being so indebted, depARtpt
this life intestlte and unmarried IsrYilh
the month al March, Eill, siezeSl aae.
possessed OF the above mentioned l3pd
and leaving a. his only heir mt law,
his brother, ). Johnson Pontnn. yh0I
i a nonresident of the State of Many.
iatd, and who has wife also a napT
resident OF said State. ..
Bud. That administration on the
|aftessnaI fStsaeIot said Ghas. FrSdey7
lex Ponton. deceased. has been granted
by the Orphans Court. for II. Mary's1
County toSAloysiuS r. King. whip IN
virtue ttsreof has taken possessions al
sdut pfrfonirt estate. but that thd SaYe
is Insufficient 10 pay the debts OF said
f4the iaiha, tbt said real cstatb 10 !. of
4 p.1;s. observation-disclosures, deutJsed.
does not exceed in value the SUM 81
$4,000. -. ,i,J
IL Is thcrcupon, this 18th day OF July,
1914, 0r,lGtcaFu i.taa Orphans Cpurt
81 81. Mary Sff9aRtEs lI,ai hei Il hiR7i
TN. icy cau>in" - copy of this ofdeE i
u IT, inserted ~ SogU new SP;IP' ( IN
said Saliit MIN teanft. ono II each,
of l"aa- Stias<siya. weGks beisp the
iitlI day al August, 1911, give nd tice
10, ll.c said absent defendants. S.
;kihpson Poiiton and Mrs. =. johns on,
i'oiitOn. his wIic, of t,lc Object and IL b1
9t;iIge ST -lh;S bill. &aIuHy, t3cm TO
APPEAR IN this u,iurt IN Iicrs3m on -tYI
S"IicItor. Dn. oc is,iorr ihc 1t dan fSfI
September NEXT 20 show cause, ii hI n
the! have. Why a decree or an otSGr
,9uglI moi To bc passed a. praycl. = 4
/ HE NJOSI II. kEY;t r,LI
WM. S.COPPNGE, ri
...I EI-R.s BAILEY. ri II
Judges OF aiGFirfaasls Court of Shini
Mary's County, State Of Maryldpd.
.DiVBEsBvf6aihs! sno1 ] ~. .cl
Register al Will, al 81 Mary ; cudnly,
frue Copy: Test: III
.,,.,F BENZ. COMES. I'D
Register oil Wills of Saint Marsik
q, County, STATE of Mar! land. an ncl
foif'f' -,rI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

The Festival at SaSpedN Hart, ar
Tuesday, July 18th, met with The ustiaf
success and in some'resPectSever Nr-
passed its predecessors. be-
hard to beaEthat Hjnnsr. pndeY, ths
magic wand of&issIMafy jane Bunch
and her assistants crabs, oysters,
chicken salads. shoats And lambs .iaP
peared in showers and Disappeared
with prodigious rapidity, so that I'M
fortunately there waS,but iittle eft ,Ear
supper. But that Only shown Ihat de
St. May4 pe%9 aphfftaF y Ssss'
thing when they see II.
The fancy table, loaded cd6wa withra
profusiOn of curious and beautiful
things was surrounded all day by such
throng that it was almost impossible
to get near IL. nHeelMrs. Lucy i'swah
with her aids gave lectures on the
sublime and beautiful >,,i,o i>paot
Miss Fannie St. Clair was at her old
post and from her flower decked stand
dispersed her store OF cake, orahges,
bananas and r9st varied assortment
of candy iandI 1argoes of peanuts
Soft drinks and ice cream were also
served and generously partaken of.
AT the'tpasnAmeasths knights 81 the
many colored sashes made a gallant
show. Iasn3heyaSashed 1&itd lleueltd
lance at the coveted rings. Here Chief
Marshall Fred McWilliams with his
Assistant Marshalls presiaedsoierfks
festive scene. The Judges kkebs Dn
Palmer, Mr.. G. NJ. Hodges and Judge
Bailey. 1kI III,
The colored Festival al Aakteddf ellhhtt
will take place on Aug. 18th, not on
Aug. 1lth. --,-....
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You mag think IL strdnee Aias DO
usanx 1 peapts : are &eafed Acf ssornacff
trouble hy Sqhapberlsil,s II !ssslSy
You would moi, however, II YOU should
.giysiithssne o. trial They sttength ben
and inYtgorate the. stomach andenahie
Ii 10 perform its funetions snafHrallxl
Mrs. Rosie Rish.b sWsbashe ydnd3 !
wriaes: ''Nothing did me The Feast gu0d
yntli bsAfgsas astns ns,soe 1liia's
saosSs ne S ssse T sSsr
used sA3e-b ya2l-i1ea}ers--udw,
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st2esStye ,VAgsSLee.


The annual festival will take pl1
onhT,rsria y1hAatimltAod Needless
say St. GGS6ar4asg"afr Welcome IN
frlssnaasa in .hass'pa sayaial and &c
eral way. Sofnn sofItAbeosAts:
Tournament, , o'clock, Gentlem,
&isRfHg VI thtefrb ttffiSei liE9ill give the
naRef to Aessrs1 samuel Dyson al
Benny CaHol, drtat Mills.
the SIsd&aIqpaItug of W
are also listed.
,rkns' ala&& saSNaMn also be
evidence.
OH OF liCt tnod-
Up County Festivals #
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f. g ;s:; :,
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea RemedS
Ifae $ays: after trying a doctor 70
several months and using differed
kinds of medicine for my wife who HI
been troubled with with severe bowe
eQhplaiQf1or several months, bough
e155uSf&s of Chamberlain's collie
-fhplera and Diarrk0fa Remedy. al
-ierfOA6S 1b9NE6MI bottle She wa
entirely cured" For sale by all dea
iarSI- adYGnE 'zyoa .s'nsM =
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,,etA NJ; s p.ai ]praks isylfiiing friaads

e,o, Mr.: Paul Duke isryisiting friehds
fKBsItimore and Washington. g
s4ei4 ,o1oMite yeS4f DUE hagI gg4Asaaifahed finn
-'in''a WIZ "a, friends on,n 81, E q 5
.,s1sdIsland.q nuiF .aavnH riE4 q
n mini No Morgan AJAX nigEs,n saa son.
,1oq visiting. Mrs. NettieI GrsenMelE Leon
ardtowuynJu bnB s'3dDu .<'Jss q
,n,d 3yggl lila t9nIE1fz aninrnIaT =
-senbeW Miss Aieese Stras<bridgs2is gees,
a,odHosiDniand mrs. w. IS" Burch, near
Il Jim ada# d % % Of . .anos
,no,sH riahe chilly deatiier Sf last week :snas
iD"dh ddsp u Slight Snow-fail 10, the west
ern section of Maryland.
1siT .,roMassef Leseh Srysr,TSf Baltimore
.AnidlffsgnISYifsiitihg shs family Oh Mr.. ISL.
gYai""4NREHif Is1naadteER :.iaio 4
,,gio4 mi gGHSa ss NJ, Raley ,sDs
..'1eiIsons, y Dyer, And .A1okers are wishing
i'm pelatiTsslin Leopardtown. STA.
0nH''"" Mrs. Charlotte dc G, King Who has
-sned kaaDS isiting gslasivesiinl w ashington
& .!Giesthred h6iuis' on Monday last.
moo .JVOdB 3df IT. ~ gnfgNTsI' mo @t
q .anOi>liDE. William KeilestI gOptometf.kst-
: .nISbptSelsn,'fs on . trip through our
.inI% 5cdaat2 "a eeaiadY, ip this issue. /
Mr.. and Mrs." n s. Smith, : of
:, Washington, are \; ;'Teniing ON the Old
d Camp Greupd.iii Al Paw Paw Hollow.
,.,sd Tbs Lear;4Pdt town Base Bail team
,lGlN viii GROSS, bats with the strong Baden
duo seama t leonard Han to-day, Thurs
y9lIDthsS ,>T1iidE. = brGuof.i - .>0frH =
'.'9lBpff W y1hgilliW e'iepi1o4 = aaa.: 4
.,oiben9d MAT. .jeF spaldins, Of wash
GnGnt HGttsn, has bssa visiting relativeS
bng. pear Beapgue' resarned home on Sun
'asJ.siStsaxner.n ihnEI Elip17
Mr.. and Mrs. nJAek jackson, of
molten Hills, are guests OF Mrs. Jackson's
,!etnparensi.,i Mr.. ard Mrs. w. ". Waters.
'I =" HofWooabppffyniiiid5.%s r.. -l / :
,Ioibened Mis- MAJ .AfveIy,G; has returned
,t ,1aa,B59ps tro4p .. weeks visit wild, her
IN friend, Miss Susie Hayden OF near
an Park Hangl riG'4 ,tAi"b as..
unin1om ton pIom!ilEd Us...#..
r,lI ..noMiss Nellie Eenwick, 2of Hotel st.
iGb>1MGEy So Who has been the guest OF
fritHdg and relatives in Washington
IL Oh iiasEstpSnsd.l G.n e1anin.i. d,id,
lIia'e> eq5r. iw!!lB..1 BGrch 4tfst with seri-
.asI Gus accident recently, nj His Fight arm
lIs,jl being tbrokan while, in the, achof crank
-nop ing his automolale9t 'idi~n"q-p
.udTlFi3hi gnl>IgE rJuJuis-
rgK Rex, y FasSar Miley.II y. j., has
insy ibeen transferred tot Bostonk College,
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III
..Yni1H1RT fetISTrfCl
Miss Edna and Nathalie Spence,
of Washington, ID. c., who were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hammett, re-
turned TO their. home ON Thur sday
last. ~. -1-
The Farmers Club OF Chaptico
will hold a basket picnic at Luck land,
on Wednesday, August ~. q cordial
hn4 utilization IS extended 10 aif interested
in agricultural pursuits TO attend.
mo1i -, ~ reference 10 our, advertising
ioalsscolumBs. oar readers will mote the an
nouncement of the All Saints Parish,
10 FESTIVAL to be held in the. Grove, rear
Oakley on Thursday, August 21thI Oil
Miss Frances Peake, of Washing
ton who has been visiting Miss Gene
-mlGdYieTer Hiltons Of Park Hall, left on
oslG Sundays, steamer for the sea shore
s9iflSh3%as accompanied by Miss Hilton
Miss Minnie Norris. of Baltimore,
accompanied by Miss Eva Dwyer, of
Oklahoma, is visiting friends in lower
st. Mary's. Miss Dryer expects to
join her sister In Baltimore later in
the week.
acknowledgements Notwithstanding
the st. Mary's Demonstration Bureau
should at.fsi4 tAspeeting of the Com
miSsionerS Court on Tuesday next
ym oEhenS the matter, ID to<bs tBfonaht be-
woa toRelthauboaFdsdI "a jas -a9ri ~,
We lire III retefps ~ a catalogue
Th2kUtn u Bblsfars Il Sons, Jseedmen,
-usttofaiRaltimofeJ which will prove of
sPSetaiIiHsressa to gapdnens and farm
- ees4LIAisEeliahle firm certainly fur
s6shtheJtestDf seed. he -,
DIR. ]. f. Heard, and son, Roland
.iabSSrs ajtslsI314I srs fiHt3f a, 1.-The the
Heard. They were accompanied by
MISS Ola Heard, who has been spend
some time In Baitimofe.q>Ib iii"
The annual festival 81 SCI Alloy
HclaiHY. RaEisE,lh RI nardtown, beat the
LOCAL record for crowd and cordiality.
u, "f net proceeds '3SetEeS over $780, and
When aiT retnrns ARE id . new record
,Hs X MADE f A. flffff'f for local fs''i-
.bK ,s'9o9inl IA
The engagement of Miss Agnes
Gordon Whiting, of Baltimore, to DIR.
s wa1,sr p EssN ,SisSfs q , hi
Wise is a son ef-M and Mrs. Walter
ID la B. Wise, and is one. .ot the best
gkn0~sf surgeons In. Baltimore
gun mB tEdI sliding pht ylIiOU AZ -,
lis 10 'MrSAames dRsnner Lee announces
;s9'itHau through the courtesy of the ary-
land c1tqckes SInb He has secured for
Stb MaEE's reoanty the services of The
thoroughbred stallion Racquet. To
those who have followed the news OF
the turf b5HnstH Vrse is no stranger.
Mr.. Shea, of Washington, and his
-ilabtwoDdaGghsefs, me Misses Rose and
till51Helef Shea, paid 'a"'shott visit to
sms1 E8 an snaasyys They, we're
accompanied by Fathars Backerl and
Brospan aflGeoagesown University,
ana Father Kenny, s. j., one of the
editors ~
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A larEetI Esnsingeaa 14is'NFsihIa
'rocters. ase2mpa9isd .ths, ,Kinsals
Baseball Nine on their visit TO Leon
ardtown Wednesday of last wick END
were confident of repeatihg {h9 ''1frabll
hing" administered to Eeonardtown
ON their ,sscent visit "a ;Kipsssaz
Times, however, had-chsneed,- and
tHSnfrdtSF9 vas e its metal, rssi6e
Virginians suffered defeat by u Score
The game I'd, one u the best SssoAk
played on the local grounds. In the
first inning the visitors went out in
arder, while the home team scored
tworuns on a two-bagger by S. Davis
who scored few seconds later on
double by ii. Camalier, who scoeed
on q pass ball. In the fifth the home
team scored again, S. Davis going to-
first on an error by shtrt and yeorfng
on II. Davis two-base hit. ar
The seventh proved the successful
inning for Kinsale, when they manag-
ed To score two runs. Again in tlts
eighth the visitors had men es- bass
but fast Fielding by our boys and tsa-
pitching of Persipger prased sstoo
much for them. fhe locals put one i 4
more over in the eighth. = "a H
The playing ofsLeonardfown swift
win a majority of he games. i kfter
the~frst inning Neuson, the Bin Sale
pitcher, was ON his metal; he,allo@sd
. hits, struck out 8 men, and gave I
free passes, while Persinger, for die
home team, allowed but 5 hits and
struck out > men,and gs<s 3 tree, pass
es. Score by hhtnges 41TCt i
Leonardtown, 2OO0IOOl x-4
Kins ale. O0OQ2 w y
Batteries-Leonardtown, Persinger
and II; Davis; kinsale. Negson and
Obier.
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WHITE.
4 KPesdT, Aug. IL, St. Georg
Rfhey L ke. 7
= fnesdtfS, Aug. IL, st. 5oseph's.
Tuesday, Aug. p, Mechanically
fSVOJ coLoRED.
Tuesday, Aug. IL, Sacred Heart
- Tus.saaY-A ny fR-ST-A@nx~ir,S
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Arunah S. Abeal. azADx1 N6n ~ Slss7
late Edwin F. Abel and grandson Of
the late Arundah s. Abell, fopnder Of
The Sun, died on Tuesday last at the
Union Protestant Infirmary, Balti-
III R9e9 ofls9THBliis'iqsH dfssse.
4. s. Abel CoTP12iSa9S StiRIe
engaged in business. He is survived
ssshI eis S sso assRSstsdgat Yssb aRr..;
garet A, and Marie Louise Abel
and five .sons-A, s.. Abel, Sd; Edwin
I'd; George &hlfsnf ABeh, 81 4. kn
Robert Louis Abel. One brother,
waltep w. ,Abell, and a sister, NrF.
James Auilef MAgep, jof2 WatllDsf
TON. also survive him.
Mr.. Abel was born on the big Litter
Louna farm st Rz1EAzzzm&zAbokxl4 n
years ago. nj the time when his father
as oHng mas {asmed The EspEa i,
is PED 81 il eafl 10Y bd nd
and outdoor sports, which were his
birthright. He was educated at Mt.
st. Mary's College, EmmittYbHrg, and
later went to G49fssspva EhFsersftsv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

sssssss seths 9s15. Ia.
The Beacon has so many Coz
Gabriel thinks he'll retire,
/ ana n lsakiAe nest right on job : :
!. and TT ynHfn stir the fire. u
hes getting old and tired, nqfv- a.
ais brain hss lossits spee&
WA he spy hof and ad.
He ho rs ID ~ saRsreat p3asure
In tinaup5the nek vs.
2Send2a hng kdr bestIittle verses HSi
To drive away the blues. Z.
Try and make the Beacon d.
The finest paper in oetkland4s
Fill its pages full OF brightneN
And the editor full OF sand.
esfsYsfla,2 o. sps ;s s.s s,,,-
The Beacon win always occupy,
"a Rise@sarm spot in every 9bscrib.
T. GtsgpS lsss4rs91s,sa ana n s.ssii.
! edR SsEs2st LA 9s sifl .IS -
GABRIEL. ss'.''
'.6ss adIs s.yy vat a. HiA!a...sIl: : &: !.
Snow and hailShnlkorteSby Mr..
Willie Ma,tingly last ThursdV. -eg,e
Lightning struck and killed1a Iyalu-
zsls aash e4Ads iasHking d Capt.
Si'taHsss Batsp. Of EsGJsprinS ,....,
,wlteisy4A1 Scasihps. Obs sre
looking fine; no rain since july 6..-aS
Roads are fine and autos coming in
esefyafrsesa6n, nj Sc n :,
d Mr.. 1s8hi b::eaSo S SiJ reDorts, Lg ,sn.,
al Erishqp6tasd oil he Irish @of,hIe,.
sarissyI ttiahhg eTBs., 10 OF -
"4SssIblO hSe'fssalai3 colts; .sob, ,,.,l 3
years o,a'welsAih.e4;Sc pounds. ~
d 0Gkieyf EB a2seaban nine Sssea,ed
sta'Paatekes 4aK Saturday, by
score of-lY to II. Oakley alsodefeatl;
edthk6 al Colton's Point Friday by n,
score of 10 to- l3. a. h5ai
Vrts.ss.ot wSVSST "
u stals enthusiastically with an
s;fsoffsfBsnl o.snSf4 can 4fali
Js >
Z Mss Gssnip VIVA lasompanied
by her aunt, Miss Dora Mordus, have
returned from two lTeeks-stat Inn,
Washington. ID. c. easa
Mr.. Frank Nesbit, of .buks,s,
Heart is visiting his so9 in lWhshIl
ington. y 81 .
Miss Agnes Harden, df4EashinSton
Is visiting Miss PaulIas spagI -iooff
milestone. t<i9E4I =
Capt. Joe Lawrenceyis asai1 on the,
lpb selling watetrneions. -
tThf Misses Thfo6e MAJ III sisters
are spending the sun.n1s 9Th the
siinglafr,. of BLalgl}Sb.
I a deiishtfs1ly ;arras,,ed gE4aluerade
Pail was given at RivS ssfanks last,
Wednesday hight, sle5 ifSs ianeinr
and tie mos. beautiftA ssfsn46seI thh4b as
Southern Maaylandass 8 ssfs Witnessed
Ras seen on the paviliionoet he ola
:snmrner-!sssort-- The music WIS fap--
alehed By Washington affSf'
was the most delightful that -wds ever
heard in these parts. Over 500 pe0ple
ers(pSfHA4iy one seemed to
ENJOY themselves Immensely and Only
.EhesftTW, Tnall he urs
approaelfed andthes aiags of the
DeauIIIuI moon kissed the spark ling
rfppfsS OF THE broad fofomac. ana
good old friends has to part with, a
hsfp9 MN6elo5SaakAgA an NJ
other such gathering in the near Tn,
IrrfUc GABRIEL. u
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A really great artist can always
transform the limitations OF his art
,aaspt reliable ualities--oscar Wilde
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cossiy EasIiIs Pot -
Mora than slQQ. QQQ. 600 has been
;sppsfp s54si1g ~ kesPinF fhe port
oe A4&9<SS6t uftG dAfAs A.
yrsv5 1o3
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-06

..Yni1HflRI1TF rretf1rntiEl
Miss Edna and Nathalie Spence,
of Washington, ID. c., who were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hammett, re-
turned 10 their home ON Thursday
last. \''t t~
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

The tie for the Chino cup will be
played OF BY the Hurley and Santa
Rita teams Of the Copper league in
Silver City on Sunday, September
>, which will enable Deming fans to
10 up ON the regular morning train
aud return ON the afternoon train.
This will be the last game Of the
Copper league season and should be
II good, tight game between the two
fastest teams in the league-Santa
Rita having nosed out Hurley for the
pennant by one game and the two
teams are tied with three games each
for the cup. II is expected that
large number Of Deming fans will at
tend the game.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Washington Wilson returned
Tuesday from his trip To Princeton, N. j.. to
vote In the democratic primaries there. He
remained inside his private car throughout
the return journey.
The president Wednesday received a dele.
Cation Of Colorado coal operators who will
tell him their opinion Of the relative basis
for tbs settlement Of the strike already accept.
ed BY the miners.
j. y. welbourn, president Of the Colorado
rusl and Iron company, who heads the dele.
CATION. arrived here Tuesday night. The op-
orators were reported TO be ready to accept
the main provisions Of the plan.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Lasuna-The celebration Of the annual q
esta at the pueblo Of Lagnna Saturday prov.
cd one o. the most impressive ever hold.
An Of the Indians Of the various Laguna
villages were In attendance a. we'll a. many
from fsleta and . number Of Navajos from
nerby Villages.
the high mass and the procession In the morn.
ing and the customary corn dance and the
Comsnche dance In the sftsrnoon. What
seemed TO prove the greatest attraction. how.
ever. wss the ball game between Indisss from
Lasuns and thoss from ssans one Of ths La
suna Villages This was IN exciting and eloss
contest. resulting in q victory for seams By
. score Of 8 10 q.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

October 8, met at the storeroom OF
the Playas Mercantile company We'd
nesday and arranged a full program
for entertainment, including speaking
by the governor. ". c. Mcdonald
and others, music by the militar.
band, dinner aud supper and dance
at night. The committee also ar
ranged for surprise for the outside
visitors in the nature Of display OF
some Of the products Of the valley.
Sunday school met for the first
time after organization Sunday at
ternoon and the attendance showed
rs per cent of the people in reach
we're in attendance, and there is ev-
cry assurance that the average at
tendance in the future will be larger
than that showing. The motto OF
the school, as planned by Mr.. Me-
whorter, the superintendent, is "Ser-
vice First" and this being the mot
to, the school commends itself to ev-
cry man and woman In the commu-
nifty. One Of the attendants came
a distance Of six miles, and express
ed the determination Of attending II
she had to walk,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Station Agent David L. Alexander
for the Santa Fe railroad at Fierro
was taken violently insane last week
while at work and was taken to Silver
City for examination and treatment.
A. X. Alexander, a brother Of the un-
fortunate man arrived this week
from Paragould, Ark, and took his
brother homo. The cause Of the
agents insanity is not known and 1t
is thought that a lower altitude will
benefit him.