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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20


There viii be 1 meeting 81 the
Alumni Of Leonard Hall on Thurs
day afternoon, at 4 p. M, at the
college.
Mrs. Robt Al. Hayden, who
was recently operated on at ST..
Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore, is,
we are glad to learn, convalescent.
On Thursday last Mr. Frank
Gene, OF Jarboesville, was mar
ried to Miss Eloise Turner, OF Cali
vert County. Our best wishes at
tend on them.
Rev. Francis Breen, S ]. Of
Woodstock College, will assist
Father Pohlmann ii his two
churches on Good Friday and
Easter Sunday.
Because Of our limited space
in this issue and their late receipt
we are force to omit several items.
Of interest, which viii appear il
our next edition
Mr.. Albert Reeder. Of love
Vile, who vas recently operated
upon at st. Mays Hospital for
appedicitis, is, we are pleased to
learn, improving rapidly.
The Second Distrist Farmers
Club will meet At Valley Lee on
Saturday next at 2:30 o'clock in the
afternoon. All farmers of the dis
trlct are requested TO attend
There will be services and adj
ministration Of Holy Communion
at All SAINTS Church, on Easter
Tuesday, April 25th, at II O'Clock
a. M. by the Rev. Mr.. Curran, Of
All Faiths Parish
Mr.. George Pillsbury, one Of
the Oldest citizens Of the Third Dis.
trict died al st. Mary's Hospital on
Saturday last. Mr.. I'illsbury was
4 thoroughly good man and had a
host Of friends. MAY he rest ii
peace
Thc.els.s,.. s.-,.r, ls5r ne II. i. r.,
entcrtalnm !. 10 be held At Hotel
ST. Mary,s on Easter Tuesday, are
Mrs. John q. Lilburn, Mrs. Alex
ander Hodgdon, Mrs. Wallace Dun
bar. Mrs Richard Garner. AMI Mrs
l.. v Maddox.
We are requested 20 cali the
attention TO those who served rs
Judges and clerks OF election at the
last General election, 10 the fact
that they are repaired 10 served rs
oilicialsifor the May Primaries aud
chat no additional oath is required
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
Applications fNOyster Grounds


The following applications for oyster
ground in or adjacent TO st. Mary's
County, are now on iile In the Office OF
the Board Of Shell Fish Commissions
ers OF Maryland
Published charts of the natural oys-
ter bars Of 81 Mary's county are filed
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
said county
Notice IS hereby given that all pro
tests against the granting OF said
leases must be filed In the Circuit
Court Of sc. Maryis county, on or be-
fore the goth day Of May 1916.
Applicant Address
George II. Holly, Meehanicsville Nd,
Not exceeding 80 ACRES
Located ID Trent Hall Greek, tribn'
tary Of Patuxenf River, being west.
efly 81 and adjacent to the land
leased to H. 9 Messiek, as shown
on published chart No. n.
]. II. NJ. Horseman, Benedict, Md
Not exceeding &c acres
Located to Patuxent RIVER. on Ia.
westerly side thereof. at the moull
Of fndlnn Creek. adjacent 10 fh.
banda leased % " T. Northan ami
=. ] Ghappe lear IS s6pNn On pub
.lslloq Quart NA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
News From the Seventh.
lRecoiyed too late ior last week

liN1cNiAtu 700 idu TOT Inst Neek I,
y Mr., Charlie Bethel visited onr
plhSe of business last Monday and
purchased two horses Of Mr. George
Nc Wllimms. Mr., Beitzell IS an np-
lo-date Progressive farmer 81 ST
Catharine lstNpd.
Massrs ArbgfAGollins and Wood.
ley Quade, 81 thls aSstriet, lost yaht-
aple COWS laSt week Atr. Cullins fell
down an enbankment add killed herr
self, while Mr.. Quadc's died with an
unknown disease
Messrs Billie Lawrence, Biilie Ras-
sell, Walter Thompson, james lf,iilee
and Charlie Bethel motored 10 the
Capitol City last Thursday and ir-
turned Friday after a delightful trip.
The stork has again visited tbe
Bnshwood section, leaving Mr. aud
Mrs. Luther Dingee delightful
bouncing baby boy.
Mr. John Thompson is slowly con.
yalescing after long and tedious
spell Of lagrippe.
MIR. George Lawrence, Of Dynard,
has just received his new Ford car,
and with Mr.. Cecil Gibson assistance
IL successfully operating the same.
Ford cars are arriving IN this sec.
ton weekly. Wonder who viii b
next Z
4 Mr.. james Bailey mctored TO Wash
ington sunday with Mrs. Alice MAI
tingly, Mrs Tommy Ellis, Messrs.
Douglas Russell and Garry GAS.
They reformed Monday evening. MIR.
Bailey is kept real busy making q trip
or two every week. His Ford Is hard
to beat; goes rain, snow, shine o.
sleet.
Mr.. Cody WOODBURY., our local mat
carrier, IS somewhat indisposed ano
unable to cars the mail The girls
wish him u speedy restoration q
health.
Mr.. John Russell, Of Bushwood, ha.
purchased very fast driving mare
Girls please take notice GAnRiEI..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
AZ 81. AIoys,us Church.

The Devotion Of the Three Hours.
with sermons on the Seven Last Words
OF Our Lord on the Cross. viii begin
at II O'Clock noon and end about 3 =.
m. There viii I've no chfldens ser.
vice, but Way OF the Cross and SER
mon al 1880 p, ~.
The Solemn Mass on Holy saturday
begins about $3.50 a. IA. The other
part Of the service begins at Z
The Masses ON Easter Sunday will
be az $50, and 1890 o'clock Tie
Angels Sodaliiy will sing at The s
O'Clock Mass. Father Gasson win be
celebrant 81 the Solemn High Mass at
1870 a M, and viii also preach the
sermon.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

~ az extra rea sonably low price /
SIG Mognl Tractor. comparatively
neg. Owens No !, Pea Hulier, ~
good order; Farm Wagon, capacity
5000 lbs; ! lois Disc Harrow u lOi
Of Belled Haf ! good farm Horse and
] young work Male. on the farm ~ the
lUtc Jos A Bnan. near Gednr Point
MABEL G. BEAN,
f.oUIsE r. BEAN,
1-H.lm. Administrators
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
Leonard H.II Ba.eh.Il sehsdals.

April 10 Surraitsville Az Surrati !
willie.
April ~ Bigantown az hofne
April ~ liryantown 40 Bfyantown.
May 8 Baden "a Baden,
May 8 Charlotte Hall as home
May l3-teorgetown al home
May Is Gopeaga 81 home
MAY ~ Baden az home
MaY q Suifatisfille az home
May ~ Charlotte Hall al home.
June ] iOnzaga ri GOnza9n
June 20. ChmlOtle Hall NJ Charlotte
Hall
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
Al Eminent Lecturer

The Hon. Judge Heuisloi. Of the
Baltimore supreme Court, VIII deliver
the Rhinciand TAT p. M, Tuesday,
April %. in the Aeadeuy Hall.
This will he orc Of the popular
course Of lectures; admission VIII be
by season ticket or . cents AZ the
door
Judge HeDisler Is no less famous
az a lecturer than Is p inflsl. and We
look forward 70 q very pleasani hour
with His Honor
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

After ryera postponmnl ispnatd
Hail hball9 pAliea on tie upealnw
game % i1lc son. ON JAS, SATURDAY.,
when they me red 20 Washington ~
meet the GeW got0wn College, Prep
Team. The Game WDs called 81 Bs
=. 10. With The Eulsomoier reading u
Georgetown favor fbe locals wer
very Uneasy 10 the FIRST stages ~ toe
game aud pitcher Stone hook d lenghtt
"trip 10 the upper regions Hut Gpd.ng
lheir opppneni's pitcher an ~. u
mark. thn boys soon lost uufopsnpss
aud started 90 play bull riRht Con
sideting the fact tAai Nie Washington
lads we're playing their sixth gamt
and the locals their FIRST The boys ~
Leonard Hall are very veil satisfied.
The score was ~ 20 3 in the Prcp's
favor
Leonard Hall plays Rryantown On
ihc local diamond % Apr ri We
hope our rooters VIII not forget lhr
date
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
Props make Good showing.

Leonard Hall Prep Team pnt up Il
very nice grade of ball last Saturday
AGAINST the Medley,s Neck aggrega-
ton The Neck lads mel the locals on
the latter's grounds and put up d gama
fight, both pitchers performing in ex-
cellent style. The locals had two on
three trips 10 the ozone while their
opponents played much steadier
game, but were weak ct the stick. The
score was to in Leonnrd Hall $
favor.
The Leonard Hall PrepN are OUT for
few scalps and are ready for ali
Corners They hereby challenge any
Is year old team IN the vicinity Chimes
have been dated for Mechanicsyille
ana Modleg's Neck and the would like
70 beaf from Bryantown Paroehial.
Hug hesfille and Charlotte Hall.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

From small beginning Tie sHle aaa
nse Of this reuedF Inns cxlendea e all
parts ~ tgo United Staios and - many
innign countries When Kua have
naed ~ such anledicine gifs Chamber
lHins Cough Remedy o uiai and fUll
viii gnder land shy & has beeons -
popular Tor cepnbs, colds snd eeauii.
0hintnahic overs Nisaf adf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
The Easter Supper

Hotel 81. Mays, Thursday evening,
April n viii BE- the scene nfthe grand
annual Easter supper Of ST Aloysins
Parish The distinguishing features
OF these supperS are variety and
wealth Of dishes and dainties, perfect
cooking, gilt-edge service: aud this
year sweet music will Dc disconrsed
during the supper BY CrowderN Band.
This now famous orchestra will also
play for the grand bah 70 follow the
supper The young people 81 Leonard
town VIII meet their friends from
everywhere Charles, ST Mary.s, etc,
and enjoX the dance and the leastinH
after the fasting The dance Win be
By subserfption: Tie young men ana
ladies Of Sc Aloysil,s hro looking
after the details
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

to receive and bless tIsm. For
yard then the squadrons Of faith
forward the white sash brigade
forward the truly spiritual Mary
land Inc the column of heavenly
fame, WAh J. STANTON \.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

After suffering Tor over twenty
years with Indigestion and having
some Of the best doctors here tell me
there was on cure for me. ! think It
only right 10 tell you tor the sake Of
other sufferers as well as ypnr own
satifaction that a 25 cent bottle Of
Chamberlain Tablets moi only re-
lieved me bit cured me within THO
months although / am man ~ u
years. writes Jul Grobien, Houston.
Texas Obtainable everywhere adv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
Stockholders Meeting.

To The Stockholders ~ tiia leonard
Bank 81 he fastcfn Shore Trust Co
The annual neetinR III she stockhol-
dcrs ~ 'fhe laouardtasU Bans u he
Eastern Shore Trust CO., alii ~ held
~ Che bank Building 10 ieonaesisosn
% ruERDAY APRIL 9Th,
Ai i s. m fGp Rfe respectfully ~
QuesU1d ~ attend
4-18A 3 y NoRRis SEQ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

NE wish TO increase sur list Of
w properties Our recent sales and
character Of letters received from our
correspondents encourage rs 70 be-
lleye that there will BE- an active de-
mand this spring We desire linz
proved aud linimprOvcd places, any
size, valued at from $1,000 10 al50, OVOl
II sou wish 10 sell. exchange or rent.
please communicate with lfS at once.
HIGHEST references
FslslA 4 EST Il a. 81 INV FS1'sfENT 90.
SIG Connecticut Ayennc
Washington, ID
Il W. HILLARY President
Ghas s. Robb. Vicali'rnsident
Walter K Tnekefmans Treasurer.
4sf.4f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
Splendid for Rheumalsm.

~ think Chamberlain Liniment IS
just splendid Tor rheamalism write
Mrs, Dunburgh, Eldcidge, NJ u ~
has been used hy myself and otller
members Of my family time and time
again during the pasi Sis years ~
-Tas nrwIT~ - afiETic
tlon, THE 80 pain.
which Chamberf5 phgmenl affords
Is alone worth many times the COST
Obtuinable everywhere adv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
AcARp

TheYublic Is invited % sneet Al the
Court House on April 18th, At 2.s0 p.
M. 10 take FINAL action on continuing
the County Fair A large attendance
Is earnestly requested.
GEORGE n HrTcHfNs
t'ifait1a.4 Pro TEN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

ceased,
Ordered by tho Orphans Court Of
Saint Mary's County, this first day OF
April, 1915, that the sale OF the undi-
vided one-half interest OF Jennie r.
Howard, deceased, Ia the real estate
situate, lying and being in the Eighth
Election District of st. Mary's Coun-
ty, State OF Maryland, called and
known a. sEsperanxa containing 28S
acres, more or less, "St Richards
Manor and Poor Hope containing
Isl acres, more or less, and "Saint
Richards Manor containing Iii
acres, more or less, by Winthrop r.
Howard. administrators e, T. a. and re-
ported to this Court. be ratified, and
the same Is hereby rallied and con
hrned, unless cause "a the contrary
be shoun on or before The 2Slh day %
April 1916. provided copy u this
order be published III the ST. Mary
BEACON, q Newspaper published IN
ST. Mary's onnty, once week Tor
three successive weeks before the said
18th dny 81 April. 1916 Report states
the amount OF sale TO he f5NW0n
Jos IL KEY.
W &. MATTINGLEl,
Judges Of the Orphans Court ~ Saint
Mary County
T.sg
BENZ COMBS,
Register ~ wins
True CapS Test.
REM. COMBS,
Register 81 wills for Saint Mary )
County li6-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

Il Is hereby ordered by the Circuit
Court 81 81. Mary County this 10Th
day OF April 1918. lhat the AUDITORS
Report and account. filed 10
the above entitled ease, be ratified
and coulitnad. unless cause 10 the con.
trary be shown on as before the second
Monday IL Mas. 1915; provided d
copy " iltls order ~ publlshed ia the
ST. Alary BEACON unre Il
wtek igd thFa successive wttAs PRIOR
~ said Second Monday % May.
1910
tNtA - Is AHEli4 tiefk
ffnr Copy Test
eNtn'H y Ai:flia Elerk.
4fs-A
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
nstIfloatlon Nlsl.

The Ftrsi National Bank Of ST.
MARY 1t i.eonardtown.
corporation
VS.
lauEe, I DoMnes, et. al
Va the irenit aari for 81 Mary's
County In Equity
No 1874 \. b.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

Boats and trains going ID all dlrec-
lions Stock, good viii, license.
Gasoline boat included for the use Of
delivering orders aboard the boats.
All Tor $500 II sold ii once. Eeht.
$50 90 per month Sold ID 1915. II
barrels whisky. i, 100 half bblz. beer
Owner leaving the city Address a
NJ SPEOES OR, fl2 e. Lexington
ST., 3altimore ND Bssi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

Addition. ~ acres 81 land with
Improvements, assessed IN namo OF
Margaret Beverly. sold fot 800. %:
House and I.ot, with improvements,
assessed IN maine Of 1'hcophilns Iiowles,
soId for 5000. and Land from Alfcc
Jones, 10 acres, with improvements,
assessed In name ~ Susan t'nily. sold
tor 430.00
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

There viii be i meeting Of the
Alumni Of Leonard Hall on Thurs
day afternoon, at p. M, at the
college.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
Baltimore Liquor Store
and Saloon For Sale

GPIEND DID location III southeasseru
" section, known as the oyster dis
trict, one block from oyster whari.
who hundreds az boats come daily Id
season, bringing ID bic Jug trade.
Also surrounded BY packing houses,
which employ thousands of people
"A Wonderful Opportunity
H. Ist
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

= II. a37T1l1 a77FFfFIF VI FFf'- Y - ~ :
cntcrtAnm !. TO be held at Hotel
81. Maly,s on Easter Tuesday, are
Mrs. John q. Lilburn, Mrs. Alex
ander Hodgdon, Mrs. Wallace Dun
bar. Mrs Richard Garner. AMI Mrs.
l.. Y. Maddox.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20
sEyENra NI.NnTI0N nIsrnier.

House and Lot assessed ia namc Of
Henry Branson, sold for s53 %; House
and Lot, assessed III name 81 Sam
Dimes, sold for $40 10. House and LOT,
Assessed "a name Of John Al Smith,
sold for SO 81. ANA Land, one acre,
assessed Ia name ~ Robert Wilson,
sold for $500
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

House and Lot, assessed in name Of
b. N. Biscoe, sold for $500; House
and Lot, assessed Ia name Of Eliza
beth a 4. johnson, sold for sll00;
Truth and Trust LOO acres Of land,
assessed Ia name Of Joseph Jordan's
Heirs, sold for 5000; and House and
Lot, assessed in nnme OF Edward
Smith, sold for sll.50
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-20

secoNn AlnnFlna psaraIar

llasse aaf Int. Land from Henry
Adasnk. aseeesei .n hHme ~ IsmeA bia
zoe. soli Tor SO W. Forrest lHi -
seses Of isnd Wah imptpgemtn ~
fesped Is nains - Thomas c,'S. sDld fof
name AZ Reisr raass sosj ~ Eal 90.
Part rstnt linaAs Hmee and Tot,
Afsh Improvement. aasrstfd NJ msmeni
Jesse 6fseamti @li fof ~ dii ard
nuase afAl ial with impToscmrnls. 49,
sygsed in nane " Perry Ratinsoa aols
"a 9i0N
Arizona republican., 1916-12-28
CANAL BONDS ID
 HELP MEET DEFICIT
fRepubIican A. P. Leased Wirel

fFerubHcan A P. Leased Wirel
 WASHINGTON Dec 27.-Issuancc of sl25. 900. GOO of Panama canal bonds increased income and estate taxes. ad- ditional taxes on whiskey. beer. cigar ettes and bottled waters and higher traffic duties on coffee and tea are proposed in tentative program to be considered by the house ways and framing revenue legislation to meet the prospective dificit of $370, ,000,0 0O0 at the end of the next fiscal year.
 The committee will undertake its task as soon after congress recon venes next week There are intima- tions that the president may decide to address congress soon to outline how he thinks the necessary money could De raised
 The president is understood to op pose bonds issues except for extra ordinary emergepcics To square with this view democratic leaders in the house propose to put the issue of Panama canal bonds directly upon the military expenditures account. Other democrats hope. however. that the problem can be solved bV pressing through at the short session a com pl1tc program. including an omnibus reyenne bill in addition to provision for the bond issue Some of the tax increases proposed are s1.25 instead of $l.10 per gallon on whiskev, s2 instead of Sl.70 per barrel on beer and q sufficient increase on cigarettes to bring in from 5000. GOO to SIS ,000. GOO
Arizona republican., 1916-12-28

Mexico but t is said that the greater part of the temporary colony is con- posed of MeXicans who have followed l. w. W. invitations from Ray, Miami and Clifton to the free mulligan tent.
 Reports are that additional troops will be ordered here during this week The further the look into the Mexican situation as it obtains along the bor- der only ten hours march from the funds of the banks here and the abun- dant stores of supplies of all kinds which are in this camn the more the army officers are convinced that the situation is one calling greater prepar- edness than has prevailed in the past. News of importance is said to have come from the border within the last two days, but it's nature has not been disclosed. It is known that the few residents, prospectors and mine oner- ators to the south have been very un- easy for weeks and that they have been impressed with the necessity, if vengeance is not to be taken upon their properties, of maintaining silence as to the real situation. The placing of troops along the border in their vii
 cinity and the maintenance of a snf- ficient base here will he a great relief to these people incidentally enabling them to the attraction of important new investment from which thev are now in more or less degree cut off.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-28

of the so-called strike organization. membership of which is now practical ly confined to l. W. WIS and others who have como in since the walk-out was ordered, did not parade Monday, there being no employees going to work The nicket parade Sunday was very quiet, with fewer in line than on Saturday evening when 145 men were counted. Of this number were Amer
 jeans. Of these hut 9 were recognized as former employees of the company.
 Prospectors are highly active in all directions from this center and reports of promising finds arrive here daily. Several new companies have been or ganiZed in the last few months and are reporting satisfactory progress. When finis is written to the last sem
 blance of tabor q fferences here. there is every reason to anticipate rush of new capital and development to the district and it's outlying country The officers here are again on the alert for bootIeggers. During last week it was indicated that q good deal or liauor was findin~ it's way into Clarkstown. It has also been aseertained that con-
 siderable mescal has come into the place lately and found it's way among the several hundred MeNicans who are there. Rut few of these Mexicans are former employees of the ccnpany. A number have crossed the line from
Arizona republican., 1916-12-28
CARS DETAINED
 UNNECESSARILY
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel


 BOSTON Dec. 27.-A widespread and unnecessary detention of freight cars in various parts of the country. together with an abnormal shortage of fregat equipment is indicated by re- ports of special agents of the depart ment of justice and inspectors of the interstate commerce commission, Fed eral District Attorney George w Anderson stated today. MT. Anderson who is conducting the federal govern ment's inquiry into the high cost of food and other necessaries asks the co-operatiop of railroads in reporting to him all unnecessary detentions of freight cars.
 In letters sent to the New York New Haven and Hartford. Boston and Maine, and Boston and Albany rail- roads, MT. Anderson wrote in part:
 We find that coal cars have beer kept after reaching the delivery point from two to five times the normal period for unloading Such facts are exceedingly suspicious. They point t,. probable combinations in restraint of trade, particularly when we find them accompanied by greatly enhanced prices. out of which extraordinary profits must have accured to some of the persons apparently responsible for such detention of cars
 MT Anderson suggested that the railroads should help him with daily lists of cars not unloaded for more than 4S hours. He concluded:
 Tt is our view that such co-opera- ton between the railroads and this department will not only prevent many evasions of the law which il might be the duty Of the federal government to prosecute but also to assist the raiirOads''