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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
COUNT SHOWS
PROCRESSIVES
ARE ALL THRU

Unofficial count Of the votes
cast In Tuesdays primary
election ended at the county
auditors office Friday. with a
total OF 3s4 precincts In, out
OF a total Of a16 In King oeun.
~.
official recount Will begin
either late Friday or on satur.
day.
There we're no marked changes
In the standing OF candidates ~
the count progressed
Four hundred precincts showed
that Robert bridges defeated
George Turner In this county for
the democratic nomination for
United States senator by so votes,
The socialist vote was light. aH
was tho progressive. Nicholas
Schmidt. candidate for prosecuting
attorney. polled the heaviest social
ist vote. In As precincts he had
$50 Tho highest the progressives
cast was ss votes for Walter J
Thompson. In So precincts.
No effort will be- made TO com
ple,e tho count In tn, remaindcI
OF the ti6 precincts. 1, was an
nounced
Unofficial returns follow:
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BOOZE is SEIZED

Matt Starwlch. deputy sheriff at
Ravensdale, seized eight 50-gallon
barrels OF whisky and liz dozen
quarts OF bottled liquor at Maple
Valley Thursday night. II was con
signed 10 the Rexall Pharmacy.
which, the deputies said, didn't
exist.
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Iosnpn A CAMPBELL. aenttle

business man. who II prohibition
nominee for United States senator
says he will make an active cam.
paiRn thru the state
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Daniel huokley. DEM. b,isG
SHERIFF
John Strlngor. Rep. .s.... ,a2b
Edward Cudihee. Den. tt.t, OH
COUNTY ENGINEER
Samuel !. ilumes. Rep ..,.. 25,0bl
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
\. =. Burrows. Rep. ....,.. t0.t07
COUNTY COMMISSIONED
Flrst District
Claude G. Ramsay. Rep. ...,.i3.2ss
u, = Shields. Dem.,........ 1854
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Second District
l.. c. Smith. Rep. .......t... i,0o4
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Alfred n. Lundn. Rep. 800, 2t.T76
Edwin J. Brown, Dem ,.,... 5.09g
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
ioth District
Walter J. Lunn. Rep. ....... 2.21t
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Atst District
Paul w. Houser. Rep. ....... $3.50
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
s2rd District
Clarence l.. Gerc. Den. ..... 1894
W. r. Christensen. Rep. ...,. b.7is
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
4ath District
II. r. Dryer. Rep. .......... $50
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Regal Dental Offices

mr. T.. n. cisrk. NsssGer
90. Tkfsa Ave. y. W. Ger. Thtrd
ssd tntss.
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SENATOR
M n.-zl.ns.

SENA ON
5ss Precincts
Miles roindexter. Rep ..... 2a.i2o
W r Humphrey. Rep ...... 2d,2is
Robert Bridges, Dem ....... ,.22S
George Turner. Den. t,l7s
CONGRESS
George =. CottcriIl. Dem. 5.io5
John p. Miller. Rep. it.tbo
Daniel l.andon. Rep ..,...,. 1887
GOVERNOR
Henry Mcbride. Rep. 3ss351
Roland II. Hartley. Rep. co.. 21.ssJ
Ernest Lister. Dem .,..... 1850
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Louis y, Hart. Rep. ....... 2s.sib
Thomas Tuliy. Dem ..+..... 6.Sb0
SECRETARY OF STATE
H. NJ Howell. Rep. ......... s6.05a
y NJ Tadlock. Dem. ....... 6.5S2
STATE AUDITOR
e.. W. Ciauscn. Rep s...... es.T15
otto 4. Case. Dem ........ 2.ie2
LAND COMMISSIONERS
CLARK V. sayldgc. Rep. .. 99.sss
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
II O. Ffshbaek. Rep. ....... 1851
-. H. Hemcr. Dem ......... $3.50
sUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Josephine G. Preston. Rep 2T.3si
VI r. Durham. Rep .,.... 2S.377
~. ~ Morgan. Dem ......... s.iis|
ATTORNEY GENERAL
W. v Tanner. Rep ....... 5s.s0t
COUNTY AUDITOR
Norman c. wardall. Rep 1855
II. c. Bohike. Dem ......... s.350
COUNTY CLERK
Percy y. Thomas. Rep. .. 30.s9b
j. c. Lanold. Dem ...+... 5S2s
COUNTY ASSESSOR
H. NJ Thatcher. Rep. ti.o52
Paul Land. Dem. ..... ssh
COUNTY TREASURER
John A. Bennett. Rnp. ... to.53s
COUNTY CORONER
10. c. Tiffin. Rep. 23.sss
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COUNTY ASSESSOR
J. NJ. Thatcher. Rep. ...... N.os2
Paul Land. Dem. ..... SSH
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LAND COMMISSIONER

G. W. Clausan. Rep ...... ss.T1b
otto A. Case. Dem ...... g.ts2
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE
STATE RrparsuNrATlvu

46th District
Fred W. Hastings. Rep. ..... 2.70'
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COUNTY TREASURER
John A. Bennett. Rsp. .. t0.53s
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Clark V. savldge. Rep ... ss.sss
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COUNTY CORONER
3. c. Tlffn. Rep.......... 1886
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COUNTY CLERK
Percy y. Thomas. Rep. see. 30.ssb
~. G. Lanold. Dem ... 5S2a
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SECRETARY OF STATE
STATE AUDITOR

a. NJ. Howell. Rep. ........, 5000
j. NJ Tadlock. Dem. ....... s.5s2
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INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
II O. F1shhaek. Req. ....... 1881
~. ~ Hcmcr. Dem ....... $3.50
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sUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS
josephin, c. Preston. Rep 2T.3si
" r. Durham. Rep ...... 2S.3T1
~. II. Morgan. Dem hmm. 6lis
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Louis y. Hart. Rop. 2s.sil
Thomas Tuiiy. Dem. e.SSC
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COUNTY AUDITOR
Norman c. wardali. Rep. is.52s
II. c. Bohike. Dem ......... $3.50
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ATTORNEY GENERAL
e. v Tanner. Rep ..... 5s.s0t
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-04-20

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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-04-20

In Relationship Of Minors Of
Herman E. Adams.
Doth Judicial District C"ur. Of
Louisiana for Wusl.i1gton Parish.
Notice is hereby given that
Martin O. Adams has filed his
final account as Tutor in the
above numbered and entitled
cause, all persons of interest are
hereby notified that said account
will be homologateA unless OPP
position thereto is flied within
ten days from this date.
In faith whereof witness my
official signature and seal of said
Court on this the 9Th day Of
April, 1916.
NJ. A. Thigpen,
Clerk of Court.
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SATURDAY

SATURDAY
1O.45-11. Devotional-Dr. w. W.
Warner.
Hills. Organization.
11.15-11.45. "Who Are the Bap-
lists of Louisiana?n prev. E. F. Cor
kern.
11.45-12.15. "What Are Louisiana
Baptists Doing?"-Rev. J. E. Brake
field.
1215-2. Dinner and Fellowship.
2-2.15. Devotional Rev. V. J. Lee.
2.15.3. "How Country Churches
May Locate Pastors. "-Discussion,
led by Rev. w. E. Watkins and Rev.
W. F. McGehee.
800. Our Parish Colportage Mis-
sionary Work-Led by Rev, NJ. l.
Delk.
7-7:15. Devotional-Rev. J. R.
schilling.
7:l5-S. The Christian Duty as a
Citizen-Rev. J. J. Walker and F. n.
K. Adams.
8-S:45. The Power of Prayer-Rev.
W. F. Hutson and Rev. J. N. FOrten-
berry.
SUNDAY
9:30-10:15. Sunday School.
1O:15-f1. The Parish Organization
of Our Baptist Sunday SCHOOL,. G.
Neuhauser and Rev. Sturgeon Wingo.
Hills. Business.
11:26-12. SermoD-Rev. G. I. Cor
! kern.
1872. Dinner and Fellowship.
| 400. Song seryice-B. Z. knight
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Ea Ster Services.

A program of songs, drills AID
recitatioIs will De presented az
the Methodist Church Sunday
night at 1880 by the Sunday
School. A Free VIII Offering
will be taken for the benefit of
the Methodist Orphanage.
Every body cordirlly invited to
attend.
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SATURDAY., Nav &, 1916

at the p inclpal front door Of the court house
at Fran '1tOn. La, between the legal sale
hours for judicial sales the following deS-
cribed property, tO-Wlt.
East half of nwi and mel of sWi
Section II, Tp. ? s, Range - east, st.
Helena meridian, except 1875 acres
sold to D. E. Sheridan. described as
beginning at the quarter section cor
ners between. sections S and Il. south
% 81 east 80 chains. thence west S As
chains. theEce north 81 west 81 chns.
thence north $50 So east $40 chains
to point OF beginning, leaving 81 IS
acres herein conveyed.
Terms OF Sale-Cash without benefit
of appraisment.
This 2S.h dav of March, 1915.
T. !. Simmons, Sheriff.
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A Two Weeks Leader.

Flour bought before the big
advance in price will be sold for
the next two weeks at an aston
ishingly low price, not to be
equalled elsewhere.
BurrIs Bros, Lid.
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Program

Of the Fifth Sunday Meeting of
Washington and St. Tammany
Parishes, to Meet With Angie
Baptist Church. Angie, La,
Apri, 1890, 1915.
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Franklinton, Ia, April 20, 1916

Miss OD3~ha Pope visited rel
ativa> at Pine last week.
Bargains in one and tWo-horse
second hand wagons.
The Darlington Store, Inc.
Mrs. S. H. Burris and daugh-
ter Ora spent the weekend in
New Orleans.
All Kinds of FertiIizers-Bone-
dust, phosphate, imperial.
The Darlington Store, Inc.
Tess of the Storm Country"
the best play Of the season, will
be featured at the NO-Name
Theatre Saturday at + and S p. N.
Miss Claude Hood is at home
again since the close Of the
school at Dexter, Miss, in
which she had charge of the
music department.
Seed for Planting-Velvet
beans, COW peas, seed corn,
sorghum seed, cotton seed and
watermelon seed.
The Darlington Store, Inc.
Mesdames S. H. Burris and
N. D. Stringer and Miss Myrtle
Brumfeld motored to KentWOod
Wednesday to attend the funeral
services of Mrs. Vetters.
Be sure and see US before buy
ing -four, as we will offer as our
leader for the next two weeks, a
carload of -four bought before
the big advance in price.
Burris Bros, Ltd.
W. M. Darlington, cashier of
the First State Bank of Boga-
lusa, took advantage of the bank
holiday Tuesday and visited rel
atives in Franklint0n. returning
home in time to cast his vote
Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. J. J. Walker, who was
called to the Educators Confer
ence for upbuilding of Louisiana
College interests, left Tuesday
afternoon for Alexandria and
was accompanied as far as New
Orleans by Mrs. Walker, who
will visit relatives in the Cres-
cent City till Mr.. Walkers re-
turn.
J. D. Kerr and son Jimmie Jr.
left Sunday for Brookhaven
where they visited till Tuesday,
when they were accompanied
home by Mrs. Kerr and the in
teresting youngest son of the
family. Mrs. Kerr stood the
! trip home splendidly and the
young son and heir is receiving
the family friends at the Kerr
4 residence on Main Street.
No. $3.50 will cure Chills and Fever
tits the mos speedy remedy we know.
1 Newton Varnado lost bis barn
1 and out buildings and barely
4 saved his residence from fire
I Thursday night of last week
I. The fires were of incendiary
II origin and believing the guilty
party could be traced, the blood
hounds we're sent for and had
! no trouble in leading the scent
directly to the home and even
into the bed of the supposedly
q guilty man, a negro who was ar
I rested and lodged in Jail here
awaiting further Investigation,
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Sheriff Sale. No.2775.
Mrs. Cinderella Bickham
V,
L. McDOugaIl.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of writ OF seizure and sale issued out
of the 26th Judicial District Court cf
Louisiana, jim and for Washington.
Parish, in the above entitled cause,
and to me directed. | will proceed TO
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder. on
Saturday, May 6. 1916
at the principal front door of the cuu.t
house at Franklinton, La, between
legal sale hours for judicial sales, Tie
following described property to-wit.
Forty acres OF land, beng lot No. I,
section 8, TIP. 2, south, Range 9, east.
Second: Forty acres of land. being
the SCI of net, section %, Up, 3 Sou'b,
Range II east.
Third: An undivided ! interest il
and to 100 acres of land in TIE e. #
mel, and swi Of nei section g, To. )
south, Range II east, acquired OF ..
R. Barber.
Fourth: All Of headlight No. 81,
TIP. 3, south. Range 10 east, contain
ing 1879 acres.
Terms of sale; Cash without benefit
of appraisement.
This 2Sth day of March, 1916.
T. j. Simmons, Sheriff.
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Thanks.

We take this method of thank
ing AL who so faithfully assisted
in the nursing and care of our
little one during his illness and
death and those who extended
sympathy and heIpln any manner
whatsoever thru our trouble.
We are deeply grateful for the
kindnesses shown, and they were
many, and we sincerely thank
one and all. May Gods bless.
ings rest upon you for this sweet
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Letch worth.
Sheriff Sale. - No. 2749.
/ \ l3OVpt
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The Babjncton Store, Inc
Bo,u-To Mr. and Mrs. y p
McCiparv. en- Monday Anr;1
l75h, 4 ojrr
Mrs r. NJ rab;no+or !, visit
ing her dan,,b,or M,o n D
No,oo - Rn,..I,,.a .h;. .1
Row ? po1,o,. o. 6
tho First p.,.;,t rr,,>,L NJ
IOrIoona rn;u ,.I .[' ="
caI,,rooto,, c.
Nav11tb
W. NIL,
Of a remarkably. low price on -four
which we boue int inst before tho
advance last W eek. This means
money in hand for YOU.
Burris Bros, Ltd.
Mary Pick ford, Americas
foremost film ctro,s u;lI o,,roor
in Tess of the Storm Country at
No-Name Thea ire Saturday at
4 and again at 5 P. IN. Admis-
sion 10 and % cents.
Notice nr;l Dist boina Good
Friday is a 10 oral holiday in Tonis
lana and hen &c we will be closed
on that dav
Washington Bank & Trust Co.
W, 5. Burris, Cashier.
For Sale -S;v MOS fo,r
months old cross of Onroc 1or.
sew and Essov ono Porrou ona
fvo Sovs @ M oooh
Tom poh;n,,tou po,-
49, Iva "
Kills pain, tops putrefactiop,
Easter Sorr;oos will w. ~,
sorvod ot rho uotbo1;at Cl
Snndor r;,,h+ uho ..
;no roora ;n I
bv tho Spndar Schoo, 49, -
for;no will ho uo1o
e. Of tho ou,>ho 1900
bodv come
W '"iivol " oeiay III te
" VIZ ,'V01 GUILE oupV' H.
o. s .riuo'ue 10 W oil
1u|.n i'm ~ "oi'''oion
w. W. q: m ~ 0o'0l' ou IL ul'e
3o A.,;1 90 'loo 49, y
dow w. oo.h
1o:. w o o
o,,o .. o'
knocked down and loft ova a,oss
woioht abont 7Oo norrds Onr.
er can socnro CANA hr ror;no
nn-keen and advor+iS;,,r
Tnthor Wood
Mosaonoo uo, c,,,
n q Dah 49,, 80,
A1,,o ,na p1~rp,. +tl
uon+mooa ,r,,oaao ~ 4ho-,
roro oo,lod w. ao.L 8 w.
S;nnor,s ne,;ao N.Y. Ton,
vo..o NJ =. ::
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Sheriff Sale. No. 2749.
j. A. Boyet
Reuben Adams

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an
pI0er Of seizure and sale issued out OF the 10Th
Judicial District Court of louisiana III and for
Washington Parish in the above entitled
cause and to me directed, | will proceed to
sell a. public auction to The last and highest
hlGlpr
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Club Prizes.

1t affords the Demonstration
Agent, J. V. Rabb, the Agricul-
ture High School teacher, J. O.
Bethea, and the Parish Supt. of
Education much pleasure to be
able to announce to YOU that ar
engagements have been made for
the following club prizes: Eight
scholarshipships to the farmers
short course at Baton Rouge.
Two of these scholarships are
given by the Washington Bank
& Trust Company, two are given
by the First State Bank and
four are given by the Parish
school board.
In addition to these scholar.
ships the Parish school board is
offering the following club prizes
f,o,, oooh o,orS.
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In addition to these prizes and
scholarships, other premiums
will doubtless be secured.
We hope that the interest taken
and the work accomplished by
each club member this year will
be such that you as a club mem
Der doing the work, and the
Banks and school board giving
the premiums will feel beyond
doubt that the club work has
been a success and worth while.
j. V. Rabb.
Demonstration Agent.
J. W Bolton, of Alexandria,
was elected president of the
Louisian Bankers Association,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-13

Hollywood Note,
air ileyiw flowlts has hecn danger.
oasly ~ with typhoid icgcr since
Christmas The CRISES Is past and We
are glad 20 learn that be Is nov slow-
" Improving
Mrs Nellie Grecngell, sister-in-law
Of Mr.. Robert Hayden, with whom
she makes her home. has been III for
sometime with DE grippe which
threatened to develop into the pIeur-
lsy We arc happy to hear that she
is little better a. this writing
We lcran that M. Gerald Ai,cil,
who left short time since 10 scek his
fortune. has returned home We have
not heard ve,her or not he found shat
be sought IL This short space u timc,
sorno hpnter Y b. did
our young friend, Mr.. spencer Alseil,
Who has bacn absent Tor soipetime,
and who has grown 20 lc sirapping
big man 81 The meantime. Il home vis-
itiug bis parents. Mr. and Mrs n.
Alex, Abel
Mr. Wilmer Russell, Nbo - eon-
accied wiia bellign establishment 10
Baltimore, was home for short stay
recently
Owing TO the tempory absence Of
Dr. Martin, We bad new oganist nj
81. Johns, sunday in the person 81
'sliiller Miss Gertrude Wise, who ae.
builtlcd herself very nicely, asdid also
Miss Olive Thompson, who led the
Juvenile" choir IN singing
Miss Mary Greenwell, Of Washing
ton, Is visiting her mother at the home
of Mr.. Robert Haydn, 81 Hollywood
Mrs Webester y. Herbert, Of
Mechanicsyillc, spent dap end night
recently with her mother. Mrs Gather
Inc While 10 her old home at Holly
wood.
We are glad 70 announce that MRS.
Martin j. Yates, Of ST. Johnes, who
was quite sick recently, IS nov out
and about again
We heard a heavy r,nubling noise
lately that seemed 70 proceed from the
direction Of Mount Vernon, and was
most likely the great and good q. W.
turing In his grave upon having some
OF tEp 1916 new leaf" resolutions.
Don't forget to do your travelling
and shipping by Mondays, or Fri.
days boat, as the M, D. 4 Y. ny,
Co, has Withdrawn the Wednesdays
boat from the Patuxent line FOR a
month or two j.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-13

Died, December th, 1915 At TIE
slbles Hospital. WSaington, D. d,
George Wallace L.atllroum, liz ss<s 50th
year d his age. kiis remains wssre
taken 10 St Mary county anG In
TERED IN the old historic graveyard at
al 81. Johns Church, where be wor-
shipped All his life. He died as lived,
in full communion with the Catholic
Church He was IN the strictest sense
a trac Christian OF the little he had
no gave freely and willingly to the
support Of his church. A plain, hon
est, Industrious, unostentations lifehe
lived, and such he died.
He leaves q large family to mourn
his loss, and to these We extend deep
sincere sympathy We could pay tho
dead no higher tribute than to adj
nonish those he leaves behind 10 fol-
low his example, 50 as when their
summons comes they may likewise re-
eeive the plaudits from onhlgh eWell
done "Aaucrs.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-13
Cedar Point Lssrary and Debating soeisty

Tic meeting 81 the society that met
December 81 was wen attended. In
the absence Of tho promised orator,
Mr.. Fred Wiley recounteo the Incl
dents 81 recent trip he had 10 tho
metropolis a fes days previous The
Journey by way Of his bus must have
been interesting and exciting 10 the
central figures, as The details showed.
Mr. and Mrs Jaeger sang a duet,
Scattering Roses. Mrs. Jaeger
played the accompaniment.
a thifty-minute dialogue, entitled
Tine cabman. was spleudidly rem.
dcrcd b the following actors: Miss
katherine Hilton, she yenal and crafty
cabman; Miss Madge Hilton, The iea-
lous and suspicious husband. and
Aiiss Stevens, wife and yic,im a
groendiess doubts
Near tic conclusion the old year
was RATED ont and tho new year
beraldcd b. Miss Sara Hammatt, IN
hcr vcitations, Farewell, 1915, 2
''Wcleome, 1916.
This next meeting was u have been
hcld january z hat doc 20 tlie inele,
mont Weather, q has boon postponed
until tlic night II January II
Program as follows
Jall % order
Address President
Solo Mrs F'cpwiek
Recitation Miss Eaith kirby
Music
Question Box-Mr ERNEST Jones
Music
orator--Fr Ia Farge
Accordion Mr. Mitchell.
Adjournment
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-13
Dad coIa ouIekIy Rroken up.

Mrs. Martha Wilcox, Gowanda, NJ
II, writes: u FIRST used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy about eight
years ago. 40 that time ! had hard
cold and eoughcd most of the time Il
proved to be just what needed II
broke up the cold in few days, and
the cough entirely disappeared.
have told many 81 my friends Of the
good received through nsing this
medicine, and ali who have used Il
speak Of Il ia the highest terms. ''Ob-
tainablc everywhere. adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-13
In Memoriam.

La sad but loving remembrance OF
JOHN II. THOMPSON, who departed
this life Jan. ?, 1916, age 30 years.
How long he struggled against disease
That hailied skill aud care;
How long he fingered, racked with
pain,
And suffering hard to bear.
Hour by hour we saw him fade
And slowly sink away,
Yet in our hearts We prayed
That he might longer stay.
In SILENCE be suffered,
ia patience he bore,
Until God called him homo
To suffef NO more.
His willing hands are folded,
His trials on earth are done;
His troubles are ended,
His heavenly crown Is won
By His Loving Mother and Brother,
VIM r. Thompson.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-13
Victory For Leonard hail

The Leonard Hall basket bah team
was successful in the game played on
January 6 against Gonzaga By a
score Of 81 to II. The game was plays
cd on the Leonard Hall noor in two
twenty. minute periods
The Leonard Hall team was in ex-
cellent form, and from the beginning
81 tie game they took Sac lead q the
visitors The visitors played we'll,
but we're unable To prevent the home
team from scoring The game was
hotly and rapidly played Both teams
played an excellent game, making
many dificult And long shots. Spec
3al arcCit ii due } Ford Duke and
WEIGH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-13
WITH MY TALLY "til0si-Ho'
IN THE MORNING.

81 never yet owned 9 horse or a hound
never was lord OF one foot Of
ground.
Yet IN the poorest that can be found,
In the beautiful city Of Leonard
town
In far better on than he that pays,
For though I've no money, ] 1--we at
ease
With hunting an fishing when eyer |
please.
and tally yhigh-ho' in tho morn
ing.
There's not man, be ho high Or low
IL the city down here, or wherever
you 50,
That doesn't like poor TlppereFs'
Joe,
with az tolls Ihleh.ho \ 'sshe
morning ~