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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-29

SCorH Nv INNINGS. II
1OstOr ...-......-...-..0 q q q ~ 0-l
PITTSBURGH ......--.....2 u | -
summary: 1urs-SnodEress Warner. RIc-
bee T;inoh,nln. Baird, Fischer. TTo-Ia.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-29

WHERE THEY FLAY TODAY.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago ut Philadelphia.
~. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at Washing ION.
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American League

RESULTS yesterday.
Chicago. !: Philadelphia. o.
WnkhingtOn. p: Cleveland q.
l0ther Cames not hrhetiuiedD
STANDING OF TIE CI.UHS.
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'unnlo. 8: Newark. ].
STANlING AE TILE EII.RS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY:
RICHMOND Mt Toronto
Newark at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Montreal.
Providence at Roche err.
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Totals. 50 10 81 u Totais.3, Scil3 =
'Battod for Ffcf(er In eighth.
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FIRST GAME.
Boston.

Totals -. 3 e II Total H.. q II -
'pn,t.d for blackburn IN rtird
tBars.i for Trasressor In seventh.
Score nv innings: II
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~ Alacon-,-Alacon. 3: Jacksonville. e.
~ umbi;--Columbia 4: Charles
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
IcoMstuNIcArn.
Roads

Roads
Mess Enitors Since the meeting
at Morgauza failed Is bring forth 4
iuii attendance, and consequently q
complete expression 81 sentiment j
beg ibat the taxpayers viii use the
public press 70 make known their
needs. u was gratifying 20 note
the sentiment ~ Morganza so strong
against the pending road bonding
bin that feel il imperative to make
further efforts 70 recall the bill. Cen
tlemen, grant We NEED and WANT
better roads; but can We afford 10
mortgage our property and burden
oar youth with debt 70 obtain themg
MOI ] say 10. let us put ouR
shoulders 20 the wheel and give better
results for the money already proyid,
Cd and make greater sacrifices "a
raise more from our present earnings.
This big bond issue Is taxation with.
out representation. We viii be tax.
Ling q future generation for our pres.
eni needs. q body who have no voice
IN making sly a law Shall We tole.
rate il more than our forefathersY
Fellow citizens, can't we make the
protest so strong that this bill cannot
become law II seeps with POLITICS
and partakes the nature 81 CRAFT
against the common cry for economy.
Let us plead with our representative
to recall the blllu and use more
economical measure Can't We double
our present levy Of 5000 for roRds
and not for interest on bonds 10 loan
sharks and employ a competent and
practical engineer for $50 per month
The interest on these bonds would be
enormous which in the end would
prove robber instead OF a road
builder Mr.. Editor, your expression,
ars conservative and right. Pardon
nay trespassing
4th DIST TAXPAYER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02


The proposed road measure Ia coy
iu8gIncni q Step d the right dlrec-
lion
Naturally, iike many others who
favor bonding the county for road
building. there are foataros 81 the bill
ihnt arr not Ii accord with nv views
On ,he subject
But every taxpayer every property
holder, should waal and does want
better eoadwaYs and beltFr means 81
transportation
Which Il better, % spend u hundred
thousand or more dollars during the
next ffseen years AZ W. have IL the
past fifteen wears, u the same old way
under the same old rsstafns, aud not
haze one mile 81 permanent road to
show for Il, or spend the the amount
proposed 10 Eve 81 six years under
the supervision 81 skilled engineer
aud have q hundred miles or more Of
weii susit snna, clay or gravel roadsS
II can be readily sepn that hun.
dFed miles OF wall constructed roads
viii connect up iho main points 81 the
county. notwithstanding the fact We
are credited with COZ miles III road
way Let Is say, sor instance, IRON
Mechanlcsville b Maddox. 10 miles:
from Harper's down liz Three Notch,
Is miles, from Morganza Ia colton's
Point, = miles; from Bndd's Creek Ia
I.eonardlown, 10 miles, from Leonard.
town 20 Scotland gmiles; from Ching.
yille 10 Piney Point, IL miles; from
Great Mills 10 Cedar Point, Al miles,
other points below Park Hall and
elsewhcre. Is miles 100 miles.
When say that We can build q
hundred miles Of road / am taking in.
TO consideration that the purpose Of
this bond issue likewise means 10 take
advantage 81 the shpemaker Road
Fund, which will bring the entire sum
up 70 nearly 100000
Tho best information that can be
gotten relative % Gle kinds 81 road
here mentioned il obtained from bull,
lletins Of thg D. $. Department 81 Az
rieultura as follows No l36, High.
was Bonds: No. 220, Road Models
NoAa1l Sand-clay and Burut-Clas
Hoads; NO %, Object Lesson and FIX
detrimental Roads and Bridge Con
slruction
We get from these bulletins tina
thousands oG miles Of sand-clay road
have already been built 10 the South
ern States ~ aa ayerage cost ofabon
$50 per mile, and that these SAM
ruads are dragged once q month At Al
annual cost 81 $500 per rnlle
Thai gravel. also She'll ronds, cos
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

from ono thonsana ID three ihob1sanl
dollars POI iaile and likewise COS
more for sna nienanae than the sand
clay road
That Caroline, Montgomery, Cecil
Prince George. Queen Arnes. Tabor
and Worcester are some Of the eoun
ties n Marylnpd eaTrylng i bonded
debt.
The question IS, my fellow citizens,
can Ne afford to continue our home.
Inaccessible in winter on account oi
the clay and ia summer on account Of
the sand. BY opposing this measure,
with the hope Of holding on to few
dollars that the tax man IS determined
to get whether We have It for him or
nofS
-Four years ago when the taxable
basis was raised from 80, 300, 600 70
"a, 100, 600 the tax rate was ixed al IS
cents, and the Board said they would
endeavor TO keep IL below 70cents, but
the rate for 1915 was fixed at 81 cents
on nearly "A, 800, 600, and We are re-
minded that it win be SIN higher for
1915.
SO Il Is FOLLY to lament the loss Of
the slo, COO indirect tax on the life and
vitality Of our popnlace, for 1t IS nov
up 70 the brain and muscle OF our
county to face the inevitable In more
direct way
We expect nothing more from many
OF those who live along the State road
than 70 81 idly By ID their satisfied
seIhshncss and say that this viii be
too much Of a burden At this time. II
will ever continue 10 be too much OF q
burden to them, Tor they have what
they want already
We, who are not so fortunately lo-
cated, ARE called upon 10 put up our
hard.earned dollars that they might
enjoy this blessing, aud We ask for
nothing more than fsir play in retrrn.
SO let as have the road measure
nov Il should prove more Of bene.
flf than burden 10 u.s. Ii will Awak.
en- a spirit Of responsibility in the
coming generation that will make
them take up their share Of the burden
and share in our efforts for better
things. II mag prove the richest
legacy that can be handed down 20
those who come after us, for better
roads means better farms. better fen
ees, better homes, and ~ courss:. + = i
more progressive people
NEN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02


The washington aud Stonew8li
society u Charlotte Hail Military
Academy had ARRANGED, 81 aecor-
dance with a tinie lionorod custom. 10
celebrate the birthday ~ Washington,
on tie 22nd inst. with approp, tate
exercises. The school nan was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and every one on the program had
made careful preparation.
Owing 70 certain conditions, chiei
amonng which was the bad weather
and the "coloniul Bali al Leonard
town, there were 50 few "a attendance
here that il was decided 70 postpone
the event until saturday, evening
March 4th.
The Literary exercises, SET forth
below, viii be followed by dance,
70 All Of which the friends ofthe school
are most cordially invited
PROGRAM.
Debate: Resolved. That the Prepaid,
ness Program ofthe Present Admins.
tration should b Adopted Afiirma.
tive, ] 2. Burroughs, r. q swami
negative, Jerome Tarleton r. NJ.
Beeinan Defamation, O. r. Hopkins,
j. 2 Smith; essay, E. S. Bssford
Mr. J, u Hayden, Glass '0s, nov
resident Of Washington win address
the Society
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02


Dear BEACON
AZ the meeting called IS The an
Dist Farmers Clab at Moraanga 10
discuss the proposed road legislation
MIR Bnckler vas very much surprised
u know that Tie elub vas opposed 10
bis road bill while only a month BE-.
sors they hau declared themselves al.
mosi unanlmously 10 favor Of bonding
TIE eonnts Tor 500 600 10 BE- spent Ia
improsing tho roads
The proposition the club end those
present endorsed was thar the board
ot Goanis ComnissiOnersw With ahe addl.
Ton oftwo public spirited men 20 serve
witboat pay sua an experienced en-.
einesf 70 look after apd s. sleinatise
she work, taks charge q ihs road work.
ata certain tbat We can get plenty
81 our best men mho would b glad 10
axe Sheir tians soF 0la sf Mary II
they could see where ne would be
lseneflied.
Mr. Husklar proposes g create an
sHlIrc mes hoard with secretary,
attorney and once % BE- kept open
every working day he declined 10
siase whom he had picked, or had
picked Tor him, as members Of this
board bus am sure they win not have
ans more experiences Or b. better men
lhan our board 81 County ccmmis.
sioners II my suspicious as 70 the
appointing pover behind Mr.. Backler
arc eorrpcs, doubt Il he Is sincere In
saying that me bin does not say any.
thing about the politics Of the com.
missioners, because hs does NOT want
politics 10 road matters
He creates by this bill commission
xho Gil all vacancies themselves and
hold Office for sIx years, or eighteen
months after the iast q the bonds art
issued
The are 20 be the sole judges II il Il
necessary 10 Issue all the bonds.
They can spend the money where they
OF The powers who name them DESIRE
not heing obliged BY the bin 70 d
work in different sections Of the eoun.
lty believe tina. the 4th Dist. Club
and large majority Of Tho taxpayer.
Of the county would DO 10 favor Of ths
County Commissioners leyying, sas
$1,000 each year and With the assist
hnce OF a good engineer 10 look aitel
The work, | feel sure the county couls
get just as good roads and az much
less expense than by Mr. Buckler'i
bin, with the $1,000 or $1,000 tina
would have to be provided for interes
and sinking fund each year for th'
I next % years.
After the money from the boud Issn'
Is all spent money must be provided
mot only TO pay interest and keep u
the sinking fund, but 70 maintain on
roads and 70 pay the successors Q
the Buckler road commissioners.
ONE or THE 4th DIST CLUE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

r.
Following . severe attack q pt9h
main poison, little Virginia Wilkln
j son, daughter o. Mr. Benuie Ayilki5 non
l'is III with pneamonia HercqaAltiol
.is seriops
Mr. James Wilkinson 81 Mother
Rest. S quite sick suffering from :
complications 81 ailments. We hope
The may soon recover bis wonted
Health
The stork has again been bnioy II
our vicinity, presenting Mr. and Mrs
John Z. Abel with twins d girl and
hey
After week spent in Baltimore,
Mr. Paul Goldsborough returned
home last Thursday He reports the
time" OF his life, taking in the thea.
ters and other pleasures OF the season.
Sorry we waren't along
Mrs Webster Herbert Of Hughes
willie, IS spending few days with her
sister, Mrs John T. Abel who is
very sick Her many friends around
Hollywood are always anxious 10
give her the glad hand
We are very much greived % learn
Of the death Of Mrs. Annie Greenwcll
wife Of Mr.. John Greenwell, who de-
paate,l this life the 22nd inst She IS
survived BY six small children, her
husband, her nother and one brother,
M John Dorsey
Six iittle hearts are stricken
Their poor little souls in despair.
Six pairs OF lips are pleading
For a mother no longer near
The portals have opened andclose5,
Dear mother Is spirited away
Children, think Of ner now IN heaven,
Where YOU hope toJoin her some day.
Ii is with deep sorrow, we announce
the death Of Mrs Catharine II. While,
widow OF the late VIM. IA. While, who
died at her home on Sunday night
last. At her bedide when the end
came, were her children, Messrs. A.
IT, w Martin and Bernard r. While,
Mrs Webster b. Herbert, Mrs Clar-
ence Thompson Mrs Webester Her
bert, Jr., Mrs Claude Thompson aud
other relatives sha had been suf-
iering for sometime from infirmaties
incidental 10 advanced age, but the
immediated cause Of death was pleu-
risy She was 10 her 72nd year, and
IS survived BY children. n grand
children, and grcat-grandchiidren.
lnteuneni was In st John Cemetery,
Tuesday morning. after requiem Mass
After life 81 devotion ard selfsacri-
fee may she receive her crown
jay.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
tCoMMTJNIlIfcArED

The Seventh District Farmers Club
met at oakley Hall, on Monday last,
for the annual election Of officers.
The GLOWING gentlemen were imam
ionsly elected T Garner Reeves
Pres. VIM. Il. Herbert. Yice-Pres.
and Vim. n Mattingiy, secry Treas,
After u discussion Of the road prob.
lem, the following resolutions was
UNANIMOUSLY adopted
Resolved, that II Is The sentiment
81 the Seventh District Farmers Climb,
that oweing TO the condition Of the
public roads, the district be canvass
ca 10 the end of enlisting al men in.
tered in same TO contribute 10 the ct
for better road condition witt
their individuals and cash, labor or
Teams A,chlnmnnity meeting Is here,
by called for Saturday, March 9TH
for d general conference on same
SEcRY. SEVENTH FARMERS CLUB
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

An Irritable, fault-fnding disposi
ton Is often due to dlsordered
stomach. 4 man with good digestion
Il nearly always good natured "A
great many have been permanently
benefited by Chamberlain's Tablets
utter Years Of suffering These tablets
strengthen TIE stomach ana enahle
~ to perform is functions natarally.
0btainable eYeFg wheye Adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

Don't miss the opera Fine singing,
beautiful costumes fun Friday
night, March Bird, at the Town Hall BY
the 81. Aloysius Choral Club.
y The opera viii be repeated at St.
Georges Hall, Valley Lee, on Mon
day, March 9th at I .. ia. Il is many
q long year since an entertainment
like this has been given ii st Mary
County So u you miss It al Leon
ardtown 90 TO Valley Lee r. You
see 1t at Leonardtown You viii sure
" go 10 valley Lee 10 ser Il again.
Admission al Leonardtown 5oe for
Lee, SOC for chair tickets, 25e for ad,
mission tickets.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
Nominsllon. b .hs eagsraar.

Nominations ny ih5 Governor.
Governor Harrington on Wednesday
last sent to the Senate for confirmation
ting following nominations for ST.
Mary's County
School Comm 1loner-Dr L ]. So
thoron.
Election Supervisors U. Lee Ma
guire, J Wilson Adams and William
+. Herbert.
Nctaries Public K Basrom grour.
Albert G Saunders. +. n Anderson
and ] N Dent. sr
JUSTICES o. rHE PEAcr
I'LL District -sauneI :. Raleieh W.
NJ IDuu6ss ~ra 8 Birch
2nd District Charles Ne and Here
man w. Hewitt
ard District Roiand Is. Duke, 4. j..
Norris, Charles Cough and X Norman
Yates.
4th District Geo. K Gnrner ard 7.
b. Carpenter.
9Th District--Harrg G. Davis, james
.. Hayden and VIM. & chesley. Jr.
9Th Diatrict--Jos g While and elm
ton Graves.
7th District James } stone. Ernest
y. Bureh
s'h District--sitephen & Goodrich
and CHARLES Adams
Former Senator VIM. J Frcrre, Of
Charles county. was named as Tobacco
Inspector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
How MI. DAVIS Got Kid q ! Bad copsh

ssSome time ago / had q very bad
cough writes Lewis T Davis, Black
water, Del My brother MeCade
Davis gave me small bottia OF Cham.
berlainis Cough Remedy. After taxi
ing this 7 bought a half dozen bot
tles Of 1t but only Used one 81 them Us
Ebe cough left me and have not been
trouble since. Obtainable every
where ndv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

conclude with some a. AIs statistics
IIs said the only people Who needed
prohibition Vsre drphkanas but tbeg
az oAls = pAt ceut 81 III bopulafiun
and prohibition Npqid III them ID
good arg bow WhS fhaHeiprc tesnl
| pef vIsstha essh 3 q the s. per cent
tc "a & Ehat snsail Ipper arrny oqeF
| 1, 900 3, u u on pepBIationf But We
reply did hDt TIE Good Shepherd
leave NE ~ Is scek the one lost sheepq
And should not he good inen and
woAihp o. oa county Be willing 10
suffers nor the loss. bnt Tue Nero res-
friction 81 theie liberty 10 save he
poor weak aIainkard and his vile and
starving childrenY And should not
AN good mon rejoice thar the prohibit.
ton VIE have elected p try tor term,
win remove the temptation from their
sons and tiaair neiqhbors sons, In
whom rests the hope aud the Sature Of
our grand old county,
W have just seen an interview by
Cardinal Gibbons nwhich that cele-
brated ehurchmnn opposes prohIbit-
ion 10 baltimore IT imposed by the
State instead 81 elected BY the people
81 Baltimore He5s certain Il would
moi BE- enforced but would cause wide-
spread evasion, deception and hy-
poerisy He does not uphold the
liouor traffic because Of ihe license
trevenpel though bis remarks have
bee9 misconstrped but he deplores
The consequent loss Of liquor revenue
without The compensation Of temper.
anee and eiilcaeious prohibition. That
IL hls opinion 81 conditions IN The
eigkpk naltimofe bat all the same
iIls Emlrfnrc i proud II the part he
took V bringing prohibition 10
Charles and "a. Mary's Counties
wbNn conditions domanded Il and when
there Il esesy chance tor IS enforce.
mepi
READER
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
Notice to DeIinQuents

All taxes due and in arrears to the
Corporation OF Le0nardtown must be
paid on or before March /, 1915.
Otherwise same will be collected acs
cording to law BY order,
Commissioners Of Ieonafdsown, Md.
ROLAND B. DUKE, Clerk. [2-10-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
Hes Used chambsrIains
Cough Remedy for 20 Years

Hes Used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for 20 Years
Hchamlerlain's Cough Remedy has
been used IN my household for the
past twenty years. began giving II
to my children when they we're small.
AS a quick relief for Group, whoopine
cough, and ordinary colds, It has nc
equal. Being free from opium and
other harmful drugs, I meyer felt afraid
10 give II 20 the children ! have ra'
commended il TO q large number o.
friends and neighbors, who have used
/ Il and speak highly Of il, Z writes Mrs.
Mary Minke, shortsyille, Al X.
Obtainable everywhere. Adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

Whom costive or troubled with con-
stlpation take Chamberlain Tablets.
They are easy TO take and most agree
able IN effect obtainable everywhere.
ADV.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

ICoMMrNieArFn

COMMUNICATED
Editor 81 the HEScgS
iaear ST. AS il sill a necessary
y have SON, legsslsison before We
eaa build an Aims House. Il We decide
q sell he canuiy farm, writa TO ask
4 any action has been taken b. onr
reprrsenlasigr 3 regard % this mat
teri Woaid L nos b. aef to call a
meeting nf sl@ iaxpaytrs and decide
whefe tbs nee Aims liosse should BE-
hnilsY Spna nfe h .iovne IL sclllng
ne jhrin an. With ihe noaei for same
Dag small rles u ground adjacent
q teopasdt ana Oaiid suitable
aeuse lhefcon This would ccntrRllze
autgers and make il ronyeueni for
aAi epun~ete9 siit In supervision Of
lise Aims fioa failsf are Il iayor
~ kaiidinf % lbe aid SEE This. u
course, usass AZ Increase Ia taxation.
Nh,eh Ill ~ as are oppossa 70 and
III liEhilng glnM was Il one
time ID t#sof q tbe irs, plan. bat ap.
% re0eeiipn shink iettAr plbn would
b 70 ~ aataor.ss ifola lhc Logisla.
iufe y seil iaag portion ps ilse eoasty
farm iyins 81 ne sesi alae ca ne
Stats foad SAL lih lhs saoney dprif.
edslhrreifOH t61eiheF eila he Insult
aDca apaeY sfssf building On 90
cast sitla - ihe rpaa near lhe sasu
buildings npe standing
8palis n8g nrept as aAtg !
iafee farm connected slth ne Alias
House A Nv arres i properly cuiH.
yaps6 wilG gieid More than mauy j
neRlecieA Would 4 not H. aoH 10
call . laegiiag IL The taxpayers % DIS.
cass ibis matssr and 4, the same Tins
protest. agaiast khe luiquitous Dill
which has barn proposed 70 bond lhs
couuiy ana ereatr ~ unnecessary
Offices ~ az annual eosi 81 over a,
COO Think Oft taxpayers .sho right
" take one dollar 81 your hard-aarn.
"a money Tor tlie Bengai 81 Q few ia.
voFe3 officials WHOA VIZ % aoT NHEr
Implies shs right % take thousands,
wlil you quietly submit 70 III
Yours truly
CmEs + DYEa
fseAasae, Feb. as,h, lsi6
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

,een s,,fS.fTflg fross gaek
, 81 the grippe and Nsho has beea re-
cooperating Gsesfiotel ST. Mary's,
resnnfed fer studies at Georgetown
Visitation Convent on Monday last
Elsewhere in this issue We pub
fish the appointments recommended
by the governor. The appointees
are TO qualify on the first Monday
Of May, 1916 and the present en-
cumbants will continue ia office un-
til that date.
Mr. Jos II. Neal, the popular
lumber dealer, has enlarged his yards
BY the erection Of spacious new
building for the accommodation Of
his greatly increased line Of mater
ials. "A cargo of lumber is daily
expected at the local port consigned
TO him.
There viii be a meeting Of the
public spirited citizens Of leonard
town on Monday night after the
supper All are urged to attend
The meeting viii not take up much
time and tits deemed important By
those who are interesting in promot.
ing the welfare OF the town and
county.
The basket hall game between
the Leonardtown and Leonard Hall
teams. played on Saturday evening
last, was one Of the most interesting
Of the season Both teams were
nearly evenly matched and the play
was fast. The score resulted in a
victory for the Leonardtown team
by one point, z to 10.
On Monday morning last while
driving adouble team from Leonard
town toward Hollywood, Mr.. Glen
Mattingley and Miss Leila Mating
ley, his daughter, were thrown out
OF the vehicle and sustained painful
injuries, which were not serious.
The king bolt broke aud the front
axle parted from the rest Of the yehi
Gle.
Died at Handley, Texas, Bene-
diet Thompson Yates. on February
18th, 1916. Mr.. Yates was aformer
native Of st. Mary's, was brother
Of the late T. Frank Yates, Of the
st. Mays Beacon and had resided
in Texas for the past thirty-iive
years, where he was successfully
engaged in business He leaves
surviving widow He was burr
ried at Handley.
We have learned with sincere re-
greet Of the death of Mrs. Josephine
Burch, which occurred at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs e. w Pether-
bridge, ii Washington, on Monday
last Mrs Burch was athoroughly
christian woman aud her1many acts
Of kindness will long keep her mem
DRY dear To those who knewher. She
will be buried at Sacred Hear
Ceinetry, on Thursday Morning
May she rest IN peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
Notice 10 Iax-Payers.

All persona indebted IL me for taxes
due for the years. 1919 and 1916. are re-
quesked 10 make immediate settlement.
J PHILIP GREENWELL,
l-29-tf. County Treasurer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
For Sale /

Motor Boat 80 IT,, II Il. P. Mia
nus; new sails. cabin, full oyster
equipment; first class condition. One
good farm mare, 10 years old, $685. 90,
at once Also s flnes shoats.
p. r. BRADLEY,
l-l3-lm. River Springs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
City Hub Store

We are selling our
Ladies' Coats, Suits and
Millinery at Half Price.
Buy DOW and save money.