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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-22
SRINISTQ|L
Ministerial
1AlLlRI!S.E|.RVICE
Rev. Dr.. Robinson Made Eff
fectye Prayer Last
Night
LODGE members ! 4 l.||F. THERE
Eonight the Sermon Topic is
Heart Searching
Question.
DODGE MEMBERS There
Tonigh a Sermon Topic is
Heart Searching
sQue5stion.

Hss1ftev 4he Einn1erneTt weather last
-sstt No +S1gd ~ the Cor irai chris.
~ SSIEct ~ ~ aI $tayetl lie seating
n itorinn,s md caller.
Il isi egat id s ~ IN from sGinns.
Ss ~, NM hsr heing mr. 'Roh.
ia, IN Sya M NJ T.1av n orers
' T;Ise Voc ~; nan ~ the World attend.
~, fl y sSISS nj arc ,,.as 4 oIz turn.
mi IN ~ SSaya 1 ia mem.
1,eS n IN tS II ara iZation some Man.
3s3Ts,s6ns a. IL order were In
ssssS5sSss tHSSassboys wore leiighted
NJ IN ~ Sin y and tbe cordiai re-.
cs ssia 4bay 81 re- we'd r Words of vel.
ssiss asEss 49, 5ESS al IN mr. M;tche1l
an IN STaSier s1
Tshs 5ons ~ ~ III; a.esrvice was led nv
5,rof Il 4 H s,5d the snIendid sinp;ng
,sssSsS t9sIi sStS - the vast conconrss
~ psn1is spSeTf1A dams ronSered Viz.
III sS1SS SSI; M q erestlv annrecia.
fssI. and ssToe IT ,eipb gave a snIo, en-.
tsfisd FaI5s3 sSThaSonaS Prof r satr, ia
ss s, IN sr + Inns n, essape With mar.
efsrsd n IsV nrs " after
ssIiich ~ ~ TavIor 5nrescfed On the
fIteme 1 5tt1iI,ie SRaftle Over the E,mntv
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-22

infant 7uried-Thc body OF the in.
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gao.
reno, whose death occurred yesterday,
was Inferred this afternoon in Holy
Cross cemetery by Undertaken VII.
hanson. The child died after an III.
ness from pneumonia at tho home OF
the parents on Virginia avenue. The
father Of the child conducts a store at
the corner OF Virginia and Tenth
street
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-22

Repairing sewer-Repairs are be.
ing made to the sewer Mt the foot Of
Newton street on Latr street where the
old Buckhannon and Northern spring |
flows out OF the concrete wall TO tho
street pavement.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-22

Special Trolley service-For the
benefit OF teachers and others who
will go to Warrington Friday to at
tend the sessions OF the Monongahela
Valley Round Table the traction COM
pany viii run a special car leaving
here at 1880 o'clock. IT
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-22

r VIII Lecture az FarmEnaton-A
ney Rollo J. Conley who recently de-
1ivered lecture to the members OF
Mountain City Lodge knights OF Pyth-
las, tonight will repeat It at the ses-
sion OF Felicity lodge at Pennington.
He will be accompanied on the seven
o'clock car by a number OF Fatrmont
members OF the order.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-22

viii Sing Snow t,EteAn oper=
alta entitled Snow White will be
given.bysthe pupils OF the Eighth grade
OF the Fleming school on Thursday
night OF this week. Practice has been
in progress for some time for this
operatta which promises to be good.
An admission of 25 cents for adults
and 10 cents for children will be
charged. i#8
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-22

chronological Lecture Saturday ev.
ening OF this week Prof. Stewart will
deliver lecture on Phrenology in the
Methodist church at Baxter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-22

Gas Men to Meet-Edwin Robinson,
secretary OF the West Virginia Natural
Gas association is at present making
arrangements for state convention
OF the gas interests to be held in the
armory in Charleston April 9th and
2Sth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-22
own ak

AZ Pftt5burrEt Auto shoWS-Iack
Taught, superintendent OF the Stand
ard Garage returned last night from
the Pittsburgh auto show and today
Manager Bury, Of the same establish
ment left for the show. HI.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-22
ERufTsIfEl IRElYNE..

ERufTsltEf sklYME.
An APRLE d nay
KEEPS the Doctor away
\ a PEAR Without Question
Helps the Digestion: Vi
4 Much better than meat,
Are GRAPES, good and sweet.
ORANGES. without doubt,
Prevent Rhuma and Gout.
LEMONS. though sour,
Gain favor each hour.
GRAPEFRUIT, above ali.
Is q breakfasts best call.
The People out here,
Prefer Fruit to Beer.
That's why they consume
So much fruit. we presume.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-23

Two weeks Of seli-denial and rriiro.
menl iron lhe pleasures 81 the world
have passed and Ne sili not quccilon
that each Individual has been she
gaincr hg is lies thankful Sc shoala
DC tia, ~ i've IN land where daily
ge see manifestations q iaan's ssrls-
Ing for the eternal ihings. Ministers
hold l~nten services 10 their pespec.
i've churches and large numbers AZ.
tend
clustering Manh Is speeding ana
while Tho calendar points officially 10
spring. the temperature doesn'i iudi.
cate pring weather at ALI However,
our energetic farmers land most %
the Fourth District farmers are ener.
gcticl are not waiting for days 10
their liking 10 come before getting
busy, bat already lusch blowing has
been done
Roads nrn getting better. and soon
automobiles viii be IN evidence again.
We presume owners have taken I'D.
vantage 81 The winter season 20 pnl
item IN thorough repair We know
this TO be true 81 one Young man a
merchant Of Hurry Besides finding
real pleasure % driving his car. he
loves 10 please the ladies, 50 us need
less to say more
The sad news Of Mr.. Webster H.
Herbert ! dealt. has just reached us
Our sympathy goes out TO his grief
stricken family The community ha,
lost good and useful mnn, oul
schools d most efficient teacher ant
his church d most earnest supporter,
| The farm known as Meals Hul,
If this district, owned and occupied
by Mr. John N, gowles. Inns peeI
purchased by Mr., Edison, Of Philadel
tphia. We have heard he contemplate
erecting a dwelling at an early dat
and viii make this his home. Agree
able and wide.awake citizens Away,
i find welcome among US.
SCHOOL GIRL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-23


Congressman David !. Lewis, Che
first 81 the Senatorial candidates "a
visit ST. Mary's County, toured the
outlying districts on Friday and Sat
nrday ~ last week, and visited every
election district Mr.. Lewis was seen
Oh his return 10 The county on Tues-
day, and whom asked his opinion Of
the Senatorial situation. stated that
he was exceedingly pleased with the
cordial reception the hospilablc pro-
pie of our County had given him.
Mr.. Lewis had meetings At Me-
Gainesville, Valley Leo and st.
Inlgocs on Friday. as was advertised
by the Beacon; and on Saturday
visited Ia rapid succession ST. Mary
City. Harmansville, Jarboesyille,
Hollywood, chaptico, Clements, and
finished at Abell's. He was greeted
BY gnod-sieed crowds at 81 these
points, dekpite the chilly weather,
and In speaking devoted bis attention
to a discussion Of The development Of
tho parcel post the possibilities Of
The telephone and telegraph II taken
oyer by the postal service, as II Is in
other countries, and other national
issues in the course 81 his talk,
| Ar. Lewis asserted that the parcel
post IS only commencing; that Ii will
IN time be expanded to aiTcrd com.
pleic service, as laege IN every respect
as he eAprss companies give, with
the additional advantage 81 reaching
every farm. at rates much lower than
ever made by the private express com.
panies. lie said that shiie the express
companies charge - cents % carry a
pound from 81 Marys points TO
Philadelphia, and al that rate lose
money Che postal service carries the
pound the same distances, pays the
railroads tof their share 81 the aork
a. much as The express companies do.
relatively, and siill makes money on
charge Of 8 cents And he prophesI.
"a that ahen this telephones belong 70
ne postal department also, wc can
telephone Tor cent IA call locally, and
70 Baltimore Tor S cents lnsead u ~
cents; these rates being tho reauls oi
study Of the wholr situation by
competent cnginerra, With the actual
experience We have In she results
shown by parcel post, We can under.
stand ihai these are not mere guesscs
Ga Tuesday Mr. leats spent the
whole day IL Ieoaaraitoun, and 10 The
afternoon spoke ri an open air Bieet-
ing 10 he square after the adjourn
mrul Of court.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-23
Father Ga..ua,s ,serure.

Rev Thomas L Da.son. =. j.. Post.
graduate professor IL Georgetown
I'nisersity, delivered ua>i lorecfnl
and dellehiiel lecture on lreIaud
the Home o, Saints and scholars, 3
at The Acadrme ~ Sunday evening
last. The I.e,ceend leepref 1aelt not
So much on ibe world debt Ia Ire
land IN modem civilization ana pro
gross, as on ti,e lorir Il lrelapd ~
her schools aud churches into wbieh
slie welcomed lhoasand. 81 Europe \
best scholar snd irom ublcl. she
aent forth inin almost ert land.
saints and lcafnesi Iaen ia rasy ihe
Light 81 tfHlh and ne cross ~ saliva
liun, Eycn lhe ruins left Ia the 9sud
after nearly tisau and years fcIi
most eis,Huently Nliai Ireland was ana
what She 3oHla ~ today hi l6r ibe
IeleutleAs persecution dlnasg Nnuihi
iatlon 1hnt g rarrisl nn aFainst her
IS tpgiana ~ eonnrt Iilen
sern 30 less lhau - mnuastie thoois
~ llke gem B. M not beautiful
parts u lnel10i ahers tsuty van.
DIR eVers sief ilhc iiiihons
pointing - i.,e soia,a ~ irsar. ~,
Reverend lselnrf fnin,el r. ouo
Hiiy q these sta sd majeAsg ruin.
aud sbAte item i-sal ie him The
lseinee - prelaei'd ~ ne tweet sinR
inE 0f sessFsi papniaf ifish flas by
The Aeaaen iaaf aa1 bt msdlei
Of iFlsh air laelleA.iy rsayrd IS iie
ofchesisa % 6rritita too des
ilel.ted sae lar agdlenef ~ auaie
e American i'siflwiie asrsi atd ihas
Ameriga "a unlied II spirit a. that
other 'lsnd " ils ia ana haiue ~
tl.s isras art ihe tManiie srrR
wstrrs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-23
Application for Oyster Ground

Tho following applications fuI os sfer
ground in or adjacent % st. Mary's
eounty, are nov on file IN the Office of
the Board Of Shell Fish Commissions
efs 81 Maryland
Published charts 81 the natural
oyster bars Of St. Mary's county are
fled with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of said county
Notice II hereby given that all pro-
tests against the granting OF said
leases must be filed Ia the Circuit Court
Of 81 Mafy's county on ar heforc the
18th day ~ April, ms
Applicant: Address
] Wilson burroughs, Draville, Md
Not exceeding Is acre8
Located IN Patuxent River, on the
southwesterly side thereof, soutlAerIy
OF Collins Point and northerly OF
Broad Neck st. Mary'sl addition
natural oyster bar, as shown on
published chart No 10.
John p Bond Oraville, Nd.
Not exceeding 80 acres
Located ia patuxent River, on the
southwesterly side thereof, between
Roslin Greek and Second Creek, and
between land leased to Robt II.
Spedden and the shore, as shown on
published chart No ~.
HARRY NJ Posey Oakville Nd.
Not exceeding 80 acres
Located III Patuxent River, on the
southwesterlY side thereof, on Reed
ers Muds locally known adjoining
land leased to w p. Wallace on
the northeast ana adjacent to the
land leased 10 Annje e. Ryder. and
running sontheasterIy ID the land
leased TO W. "A Wallace, heing
s0uthwesterly of Thames ST.
Mary'sl Addition No natural
oyster bar, as shown "a published
chart No 10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-23

TO the Honorable, the Judges Hof lh'
Circuit Court for 81. Mary
4 County
We the Grand Jurors of sha State
/ Of MARYLAND, for Tie body M ST.
MARY eonntp fn TIE March fern
81 said Court, most respectfully REPORT
e your fIonors that ue have most
carefully and diligently enquired Unto
all matters brought % our attention,
and when the evidence has justidedjwc
have found presentments
We have examined thirty-four Nit
lnesscS, found twelve True Bills and
recommended the discharge 81 he
sragsrsers in three cases.
We have examined the License Est
furnished US by The Clerk Of the e'surt
and hnxe found no violations Of the
Ia. in this respect
We inspected the Jail and fouhd Il
cxceealngig we'll kept. but w found
the toilet arrangements ia vert bud
shape Certainly something ought 70
be done to improve this feasute, Tor
as i stands nov Il Is menace 10
health.
Ne inspected the County commis.
Sicners office and The hooks therein,
W far rs We conld 10 The limited time
AZ our disposal, and We most highly
commend The satisfactory and bust.
ncss-llke methods pursued III This most
important Office.
We again most urgently recommend
the Importance of insulating some
kind q toilet arrangement CONTIGUOUS
g he t'oalt House huilding for Tie
convenience 81 people who have bust,
mess % transact in he various Offices
81 he Court House 81 uell a. those
who have 70 he "a attendance 1t Court
time.
We hcg 70 tender CAR sincere thinks
- the Court and al ~ H. officials Tor
RE uniform conFiess shown Us. and
nYs bating comFseied our iabors we
most lespeetiaiB ask 10 g. discharged.
cHAs sqtRFgr agasog.
Foreman
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-23

Of Justices Of the Peace which ma,
come before you. and in all such cases.
if you find that the Justice has taker
jurisdiction It win be your duty to re,
mand them at once o. the Justice for
final disposition,
| The States Attprpey y your legal
advisor ID al matters that may come
before you and Il win Re his pleasure
to advise and assist you ~ TIE perform
ance Of yonr every duty II called upon
81 any time
The Canstahles Of The county are re-
quired by law to appear before your
body derinp he term and 10 report M
violations Of law that have occurred IN
their respective districts.
The CLERK viii furnish SOU with Iisi
Of all iIccnsea granted by him during
the past two WEARS ~ required ~ Tho
statute and II yon should find there are
persons engaged 10 bnsineas requiring
license. which have not been obtained,
i viii be your duty to present them
upon due prnof thereof
The courf. 10 conclusion. urge YOU,
gentlemen. q conduct your proceedings
IS speedily ~ pbssihia. 80 fur ~ the
Importance Of The matterA that may
come before ynu viii permit. feeling A.
sured that you ara M fully conscious
and firmly convinced AZ the Court TINT
. strict and rigid enforcement of the
Law within constitutional limits afTordp
the greatest sctHrity for the peace,
prosperity and happiness ~ AZ The PEG
pie.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-23

HOLLY wood Reles.

Mrs. irging Hart, accompanied by
her three children, IS stopping few
days with her father, Mr. VIM r.
Wilkinson, prior 10 going 70 Pitts
burg. whore She expects 20 make her
home, as Mr.. Hart has been trans.
ferred from the postoifire ia Atlanta,
where they formerly resided, to the
posiofice IN Pittsburg.
The post oil sexton AZ ST. John,
which has been vacant for the last
Few weeks, Is now being filed 10y AIR.
~ Allie hayden. SIC trust he win
like his new position,
Tho stork has presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Garner with 4 len pound
baes boy
Mr. Roger Hayden had tle misfor-
tune to lose very fine Young marc
last week. She was kicked by another
horse aud 50 badly injured that SHE
Iiiad 10 be killed
A valuable COW Of Mr.. Charles
Goldsborough's became choked and
died last Thursday night.
Several members Of the family oi
Mr. John Abel have been sick with
the grippe They are somewhat better
at this writing.
The whooping cough has been OF
Tie rampage all winter in this section
The latest TO succomb TO the disease Ii
the family d Mn Jos. Wilkinson
His wife and Eve children hayc II.
Mr. Marcellus Cation has beer
quite illfor sometime and was littlS
better at last report
| IFigiraiively speaking, there Il quits
4 lot q hair pulling mud wire pullini
going On around here al The presen
time, what with the rival aspirants ioi
political pie and rival bidders 10
mai contracts JAN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-23

Mr.. Joseph r. Neal, the popu-
lar lumber dealer Of Leon.
ardtown, is unloading probably the
|larses consignment of building mat
esials ever broughlsfd this pori. The
cargo was landed al the local dock
on three masted SCHOONER, which
made port 30 Monday last.
The farmers of the Second Dis
triet met at Valley Lee Friday last
aud organized a District Farmers
Club. electing the Following officers:
President, WIN r. Bean: viep.
president, Arthur G. Combs. secre-
tary and treasurer, Henry q. Dent.
The club selected tie 9Th Saturday
Of each month as the regular meet
ING day nj 2s30 i. m The next
meeting viii De on Saturday, March
%, at 2:SO p IN. All farmers Of
the district are invited to attend.
The meeting Of those Interested
in organizing q County Fair. while
small, owing TO other attractions,
was not without results. The meet
ing was called Il order by Mr.. Geo.
II lfatchins, temporary chairman,
who explained the object Of the
Rev Bro, Walter gave
an interesting statement o. the re-
suits of tie former fairs, showing
that the last fair, under adverse
conditions. was a success. On mo-
ton, the chairman was authorized
20 appoint a committee Of three
from each district 70 canvass their
sections and report al Al
meeting TO be held The last Tuesday
in April as to the prospects for Al
local committee IN their district.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-23
IN Marnoriani.

70 ll,e anauoes ~ Airs MARY
She's passed legoua lhese gloomy
skies.
Beyond death rioaay portals
Noan kliefe beauty uesef dies
And love hreamas inHnort8
Gone - he lana nns dsu4nied 81 shade
lioN bflgtf ard meet IL bowers
Resting 10 those eternal bosers
WiNte nothing eeilpes sarfOa
l'iicn eeaa' ~ weep. arar only child.
Though life mas sstcm 10 drear.
And SISTER calm tbs aching hoags
Think u her N0rais ~ ehce9.
Md 10 noi aliispsr death tits wrong
There Was ~ death for her.
5ht lived ~ Hltu, Who died Tor her
Tier noble hears sns strong
And 10 lile last She riasped llsn Cross.
ihHn kissed His mobile form.
Saying Am ] worthy. Savior dearg
sag ms tbs beailng aofd
Thea gentle friend our luolsteps guido
lnio ihn land dsvine.
10 the Father aii~Risp Eternal
iuip tie pastures Ycrnal
= u =. ehapiieo
ia sad aud loving remembrance Of
enr dear motbeF. ANNIE GREEN
WE'LL. Rho departed thie lite Feb
~ two meogh ago today
.'la foH, dear mother Va could always
depend
And kpeN We Aad ono sincere friend.
AID ~ all The hnnr "a earth With you
spent
N0ur heart 81 us Was Away lent
We acser can forget sou
While 0n this earth we ktny,
And our life has never been The same,
Since sau re sod away
lpneptui ~ tbs resi-, dear mother.
if Is sweet 20 breathe tAy name
III life We loved son dearly
Ia death ee do the same
fan months with all It's changes,
Since death strangely babe ns part.
We cannot take from thee our memory
Snf ihe IMAGE from oiif heart
Apd VI often sit and wonder
~ what you would say
n yon only kuew the changes
That hare happened since that day.
~ HiR lsovIN9 fInLpREN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-23
MARYLAND pax.

Saturday, MNrch Is Maryland Day.
viii be kept ID ST. Aloysius Church
by q High Mass u q. M, to com
lnenorate the 2s2d anniversary Of the
landing Of the Maryland Pilgrims on
St Clements island The Academy
AIumnae will attend Me Mass and
then adjourn to the Hall of st, Mary
Academy for d general meeting nj
i0:a0 O. n. Father Gasson win give
i lecture to the Senior Glasses Of the
Academy at 3 p NJ. Other events will
be announced later.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-23
The Court Of l.a.s Rs.orl.

Arnand tfe sfete u the cross roads
grorsry j. flle rial court ~ last rcsort.
for i finally oger-rfiles alI others.
Chmeberlaln's 1ougA isenedy has
scen brought before Iris court IN Az
most every cross roads grocery inihls
country and las aiSays received q
favorable verdict Is # ID the country
whrre nhneSpecls u receive fun value
iorhis money HAT this neaedy Is most
appreciated. sitiainable eversWheFe.
N3t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-23
Ia spee,f,e Aga.nst Cold.
SCHOOL Girl.

The nearest thing TO a specific against
colds Is sleeping porch or open bed
room and a cold sponge bath every
morning when you first get up. Even
then you win OCCASIONAL take cold,
especially when colns are epidemic,
and when yen do you will find Cham
Derlain's Cough Remedy q great help
ii enabling you to get rid Of ii. Try
IL. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-23

LOCaIWiss AID tltAel'wlsp


Tncsday lass was the first das
o SPRING
The oyster market Is reported
as very dull
The first thunder storm Of thi.
season accured last night
A number Of people spent Ii,
day in Leonardtown, Tuesday
Mr.. Henry Neus, Of New York,
is a guest al Hotel ST. Mary $.
Mr. f. Norman Carpenter, Of
Baltimore, is a guest in Leonard
town
Mr.. and Mrs. Froeheich, Of
Washington, are guest Of Hotel 81.
Mary's
Congressman Sydney y. Mudd,
Of La Plata, was visitor % iseonard-
towli Tuesday last.
Mr.. 3. =. Nash, Of Washing
ton, paid the Beacon An appreciate
Cd visit on Tuesday last
The backbone Of winter is sap-
posed to be now broken and shortly
the harbineers Of Spring are due.
The First Friday devotions
will be resumed at st. Francis
Xavier's Church. Newiowp, next
month.
The BEAcoN received an APP
preciated visit from Mr.. ] Briseoe
Bunting, Of the Calvert journal.
last Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry Camaller, Of the
Georgetown Law School. IS visiting
his parents, Judge and Mrs. y. II.
Camalier, Leonardtown.
Miss Madeleine Camalier, who
has been on al extended visit 70
friends in Washington and Balti-
more, has returned to her home
Hon. David Lewis, candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
United States Senator, spoke 10 a
large gathering in Leonar,ltowu on
Tuesday last.
r. Isaac $ George. prominent
in X shts Of Columbus circles, will
addrl lthc local Council aud their
invited guests at ST. Mays Acade,
my on SUNDAY next al 1880 y. ~.
The subject Of Father tiassef
sermon in st. Aloysius' Church on
Friday night win be THE Home
aud the Heart " These I.enten
courses are attracting large crosds.
There WIS an enthusiastic meet
ing Of those interested III the county
fair at the Court House on Tuesday
afternoon 1t seems certain that
the fair win be continued and even
on a larger scale.