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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27

A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM

PHILADELPHIA. April c6-Nafo-
p~ucial Leonard Wood. L. S. A. com
mander OF the Department OF the Past
addressing the Pennsylvania state Fdf-
Tors Association. the Pennsylvania As
Sociat@d Dailie~ and the Fennsylyari.
Association OF Weekly Newspapers ~
a Joint banquet here to-day. urged the
transfer Of the National Guard 10 tbe
,hlltd states army 80 that they might.
n tho necessity arose b. ofs-ibie 80
FORE En service
In discussing a national prcpared-
ness prog am, General Wood urged The
,~tab. lshment o. military training In
tch'gIe and colleges. instruction of tfe
hoF scouts or America "a rifle shooting
"a building up OF a reserve CORPS and fhe
b4lldlng or a modern navy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
DISCREPANCIES IN
LOGAN COUNTY SHOWN

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April 26.-
Discrepancies IN accounts OF both
present and former officials 81 the
county or Logan are shown in a re-
port OF an audit made there bv account.
ants from the state tax commission.
er's office
The audit indicates that there is
due the county and districts of the
county over $4,000. Of which over
$4,000 Is due from former sheriff 4
w. Chambers. over $1,000 is alleged
10 be due from Don Chafin. present
sheriff. over $500 from NJ W. Cham,
bers. jailor; over $500 from J. II. Hen.
Ierson, FORMER county clerk. and over
S2.b00 from w |. Campbell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
THE THEATRES
HYAa6s AND MCINTYRE.

Lovers OF catchy music and good
comedy. particularly those who know
John Hyams and Leila Mcintyre. Will
doubtless note with pleasure the an
nouncement that those popular stars
viii BE- seen a. the Court Theatre Tues
day. Nav . I'm their new musical sue
cess My Home Town Girl" which was
written by Frank Stammc-S. with music
by Louis \. Hirsch. author of n hundred
song hits.
This charming musical entertainment
- said 10 be more than a rival for The
Girl or Ny Dreams" IN which Hyams
II Is produced by Perry J. Kelly who
has provided costumes and scenic sf-
iects of the most costly kind and all the
many requirements OF a high class must
cal offering. The two popular stars are
assisted by a New York cast OF the high
sst merit. including "A number OF nota-
Mo performers Tn" company carries
It's own symphony orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
M0RGENTHAU EXPECTS
To Be RELIEVED TODAY

NEW YORK. April es.-r4enr, Mo-
SehihHu. IN a statement made TODAY SAID
me- expected IN" acceptance of his re~ig
row or Friday after which ne vff- nti,r...
~ ~ oh," INTO tho campaign 20 rc-elrct
incf" isn't going 20 he any trouble
HY"NN money Tor tho campalgn' b. SAID
~ D. already assured that there viii ne
I.'uN or money FOR our needs IL
~ gong 10 tax" a great dear. any
~. Norgen than said there was ALSO
-'e.y ng foundation for the report that
as chairman Of the Democratic natfonai
committee. ''''i''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
POSSE ABANDONS
MURDERER CHASE

Special Dispatch 20 the lntelligencer.
CI-ARkSBrE5. ". Va. April &c
search by posses was abandoned today
Tor Samuel Morri. an, Italian wanted a.
the assassin OF Henry Swiger. clerk at
the Rosebud Coal companys store at
Rosebud. north OF here last night IN a
railroad cut west 81 that town. The
shooting was actuated 10 - said by
revenge. becaus. Morrl was recently
convicted and sentenced 20 the roads
lof violating the prohibition law. Swi-
kcr was shot Ia the ssad with "A re-
NolN"r IN a railroad cut as "A railroad
lIaln Was passing. Morri fed east
ward. and T. now thought 10 be out OF
the state. Physicians say Swiger has
chance TO live
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
FERVENT PRAYER
MADE FOR WILSON

WASHINGTON. April 20 President
Wilson sat with bowed head on the plat
form OF Continental Memorial hall to-
night and with "A thousand men md
women delegates gathered from all part :
OF tho country FOR the opening session
OF the national missionary congress OF
the LHymen's Missionary Movement. lis
tened 10 a prayer for blessing upon "our
President for HIS patience. Eelf-restraint
bie'
Tho prayer was offered By James NJ
spssrs. OF New York. chairman Of the
executive committee OF tho I.aymen' :
movement. who presided over the con.
grors- An attempt 10 extend tho mis-
donary movement aud TO put "a busine ss
methods IN the cnurcn Is tho object Of
ihe nlo"tins which VIII continue five
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
TAKE OVER MERCANTILE MARINE

NEW NoRk. April 2G-Coutrol or
the international Ner,autiI. Marine
'ompanN. commonly known az the tim.
Of its formation by g. q. Morgan A
COMPANY. almost 10 wears Az. a~ the
shipping trust" and now 10 ia. hands
~ receiver. has been acquired by the
American international Corporation. 10
WAS stated today
The American international Corpor-
alton. $50 600 600 organization. formed
hy the National city Bank aud allied
interests few months ago. has for
it, main object ~. promotion or
American trade Iu foreign fields. The
corporation already owns th, Pacific
Mail Steamship COMPANY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
NEWS BRIEFS

Tuesday June i3. has been desig-
mated By the grand sire OF the sover-
eign grand lodge, Independent order
of Odd Fellows. as the annual me
mortal day throughout the United
states. The local lodges have re
ceived their proclamations from Grand
Master W r HOLSTER. OF Cowen. ".
Va. in regard 10 the observance OF
the day.
Last evening IIttleton lodge No.
III. !. q. .. r. OF Littleton.e cele-
brated the ninety seventh anniversary
OF the founding Of the order. 4 SPLEEN
did program was rendered.
TIL Junior number OF the Wheel
ing High School Record. will be is
sued Friday and on the same day the
next regular Issue will 20 10 press.
The state board Of examiners
will hold q uniform examination for
nurses In this city Nav 10. Applica-
lions must be sworn and filed with
Secretary Scott o. Bluefieid, prior 20
the date Of examination
The general offices OF the Wheel
iug Traction company on tho Island.
are being rcmodeled and renovated.
Thv office rooms on the first floor
are being utilized az the general 81.
q fices and other repairs are being
made
Tho get together" committee ~
he six railroad ORGANIZATIONS will
hold a meeting In the Lvceum Thr-
aire in Pittsburgh. SUNDAY afternoon
90 o'clock. when tho present con
troyersv will be discussed
meeting ~ tho directors ~
| the Ohio Valley Automobile COmuanv
I vii Do held next week 90 decide upon
garar' ~ be- built in Edgwood this
. Spring The exact date 81 the meet.
i ing will be- announced later.
1t is reported that one Of tho
principal matters 20 be taken up a.
3 me regular meeting 81 The Wheeling
Commercial association directors
meeting Friday evening. upOn recon.
mendat.on ~ The arbitration commit.
TO-. VII be- the appointment ~ dele.
yates from tho organization 10 A..
tend tho national convention OF arbI
traitors This Spring
Eggs. fresh eye. arc selling
cheaper In Wheeling fhis Spring than
Tor years The oldest InhahIfau' can.
NOT recall when they were any cfcan
.- than iast Easter season s number
NJ dealers were selling strictly fresh
".F Hf - cents flf dozen vr.fsrfa..
CITY wDrkh0urn prisoners h1ve
h"rn engaged recently in making OK
principal matters fO boz taken uu ii
0IfH'lnn Tor rho now water Din.
..fnIrH NHrrnf tor. although The Dol
. 'I'm'r' weather Do. held them un fn
their work
A. fa meeting Yesterday tho
board NJ county rums Toner. ri4rr
o.. fnr dave from Tue .Gse urfu
.t'r On I" county iuf'-marv
'.I'' lnHrnrr efrrrrn1 spent
'''' .''Inr f'" various roads
ana H''r-'rnr Ir fir district
Ar 'f' wr.f.r. W fU. rsrrutf-a
committee nf ffr u.Umbtra tr.frrIse
W"fnIr f w announced ffat fg.
mon. .'rfrrrf.rr plumber. BAH 49,,
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AMERICANS TO LEAVE.

TOBEEOS. Mexico. April 2f-Ama-f-
can Consul tnsn nf Durango cts has
advised all Americans f0 leave tho city
and iq himself considering tho adsi4a.
bilify of going fU The border SER
Gus situation has been rHuead through
"uf the violent anfi-ArrarIr agitation
which has been carried ON hy tho
Durango Newspaper since the Nrnerf.
gnn soldiers and Mevicnnq FLASHED at
rarrni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
FIVE BADLY BURNED.

FHiLAbEl.THGA. April 2G=FiVc
wprkmeu Were badly burned and seven
others less seriously injured by a rain
81 molten metal 100 the Midyalo Steel
WORKS tonight. ladlc flled with
metal b. said to- have split In hair a.
% we h'iuE conveyed rs crane from
tho furnace IN tho open hearth depart
u' on uf tho works.
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Rohv san. % cinrinr,nn

htNiffdnN nOrriug the body 81 Mrs
=. T. Hobbs. who died last Monda1 a.
thc family home. 5I0 YORK street. Ma
sent 20 Darlington. n. her old home
whore additional funeral services viii be-
H..H and iuforwrnt made
Tho Rev. vs.. g. Unrtinrer 81 Thorn
SON Methodist Episcopal church COM
ttI services no tho home Turadar
.r'uirE Mrs Hobbs was - Years of1
rN' wac ono OF tho most highly 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
LEFT ALL TO CHARITY.

NV YORK, April 2s-Miss Martha
~. andrew member or an old N.vy
'ih ihfnily. who died here February E.
bcqu.athsd the bulk ~ her esfst. "a bud
az fl.l"n.Nhu 90 religious. educationsi
ana charitable Institutions. most oi
Whlch are situated IA this CITY. BE.
quests or $4,000. each were made 20 fha
Iuskagee Normal and Industrial Ireff.
tut.. in Alan stma. and Tho Uannfor Sor.
Inhl i.rd Agricultural luetitut. az Harnp.
tnn. va Bora College. az Eera Ky.wns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
ANTI-AMERICAN
OUTBREAK REPORTED

SAN DIEGO. Cali. April 26.-Rcporf-
OF an anti-Amertcan outbreak at Salira
Cruz. state % paNara. Mexico. after the
fight az farroll between troops OF the
United States sNpeditiOnary force and
brought here today by officers OF the
steamer Roanoke. Tho sentiment again ~
Americans was 50 intense at one time.
the officers aid. that the American wee
consul requested Captain r. y. DICK
son 90 take his ship 10 sea without wait
INK 20 load the rema indcr OF the fretEh
piled on the docks for shipment NORTH.
Tn, Roanoke brought forty-fve pas
@angers and n cargo OF gold and silyt r
bullion. coffee and sugar valued at
more than $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
BURIED TO DEATH.

'7fFRoYCAN. Mich. AMI 90 v-a
abraham Aeselir' HrI s.Ehf year Ola
daughter were burned fH death anF u
enn fi. Nehrs Old was fatally hurt boz 70
TODAY
Mrs AsF"iine Envc ur her IIfe in an
nftemrf 'n eHt" nIl nf hsr elk
With The last ~ ths Utf1e ones
OUT ~ second story window f.,,t
'nilnpaed ne eha reached fh. ursrfrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
GOOD ROADS BOND
ISSUE GOES THROUGH

Special Dispatch 20 the Intellirencer
FAlkMoNT W. Va. April 26.-The
good roads bond election held m Lin
coin district today FOR the purpose OF
authorizing the issuance OF bonds to
the amount OF $3.50 900 20 build IS miles
81 permanently improved roads In this
district carried today with a majority
vote OF ~. Rain and cold weather kept
the vote down. but the good roads on
ihusiast- worked hard all dag and got
out more than enough votes TO win.
The work Of building tho new rosds
IN the district Will begin ssriy this
srring, II was announced 10y the county
court tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27

ORANGE g. j. April 2s.-Daniel y
Tcumcy. publisher Of the "Columbiad
the official paper of the Knights 81 Co
lumhu~. died at his home In East Orange
today. lie was born In ireland IN 1852
ne was widely known 10 Irishncu
Throughout tho United states. In $50.
Do was elected "a member OF the MasSa.
chuS,tfs legislature
~ -lr-c herc nhnmt Ton Nenrs acn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
FRESH REvoLTs.

NEW YORK. April 2G.-Fresh revofts
Dor and other Rome milan cities. and many
mem bers az prominent bohemian fHr.i.
lies. including Miss Alice Maxarlk we'll
known ia America. for fsr social ssf I..
meut work. have been executed b.. tho
government, according tO 4dgirss said
TO have been received here to-day bv
the Bohe mIan National Alliance from
secret sources In Austria
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
CAUCUS OPPOSES
PHILIPPINE BILL

WNEHINGTON. April 60 House
Democrats iu caucus tonight were uu-
able Co agree upon m" Philippine indie
pendrrce fttl. rHfwIfhsfaud ng o. letter
from President IS .lsp- unsuuitpcaITv on
dure'l tho measure ag 70 passed To-. SOM
4fo. After several hours speech making
tho caucus ed purned until tomorrow
night af fh" suggestion 81 Speaker CLARK
who advised Dis colleagues tu take FUR
Their time 90 think over th, matter.
sue" vigorous opposition Co. tho tIiI
developed Ir fhs caucus that even some
~ lts supporter admitted aft,rRard
that IfH ftfo wac doubtful
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Following funeral service hold a. tho
family home. 100 Nineteenth street
z u' -dHN evening, by Burt Review 80.
ts. Womau.s BENEFIT Association of tho
Lady MnCenbece. for Mrs. Emma Eliza
.". were hold vcstc rdav morning a.
lh' 'deuce. followed with requiem
hlrn mass In St Joseph's cathedral at
% .ooE. lutermcnt was In Mt. Calvary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27

"|f.'I. Services fnf charles r.. Jasper.
.Herlr who dfad MONDAY. wna reff .f
.'. family home. 90 Delaware stree.
.... 'riH| afternoon hv Tho Rev " a.
iI.f. IfF.r ~ Thomson Methodist Trfa
.. ...r Burial was in Nff Rosr
cemetery. Nuurfr,iUr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27

I'. funeral Tor Marion. seven
mon, hs-nld son 81 August and virginia
''fuuidI Slater viii hs held az tho Fam.
IIN home. kirkwood Heights. Friday ar
ttrUuUu 90 $50 O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
DAY IN CONGRESS
WARRINGTON, April ae.-
SENATE.

Met at noon
bin. e'eoi' q
Conferees on army Reorganization
Dill held reltrninary meeting.
Adjourned AT 5:l6 p. IN. 70 noon
Thursday.
HOUSE,
Met at noon.
Took mp calendar bills
Adjourned at i've D. m to IL n m
Thursday
Democrats held caucus on Philip
pine bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
ROBERT wARw1cK-coLoxIAI.

Robert Warwick. star OF "a hundred or
NOR" photoplay features appeared At the
colonial Yesterday In Human Drift
Wool story which he brings into play
all OF the great dramatic force which
has 50 wildly characterized his work
on the scretn.
Tho story Of Human DriftWood' Is
that % a young bachelor in New York
who becomes infatuated with a girl Of
tho dance halls. who seeks his acauaint-
ance that she may lead "A hand Of crooks
in his apartment and rob his safe. As
two OF tho gang were operating on tn.
safe. Hendricks came In. Nyra was
startled. and as Hendricks and her lover
81 the underworld came 10 fight. Myfa
picked up "a revolver and. shooting 60
Kill Hendricks. KILLED her lover.
Years later Hendricks was sent for ty
Father HaErigAn. IN Alaska. to assist
him IN cleaning up the vii. conditions
existing there Myra now had a dance
hall there. and was breaking IN her
niece. Nelma 20 the life of a dane. r.
when Hendricks arrived. When Nclma
fell in love with Hendricks. and the
town bully. who had struck IL rich in
the gold fields. Myra sold Nelms for
gold. a fight cusUcd bstw.sn Hendricks
and the bully. ia which the bully met
with friEhtful death. bringing Nclma
and Hendricks together. and paving the
way Tor true love To- take its course.
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Nd
Funeral arrangements will be com
plctcd this afternoon.
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THE STEPPING sroNE-REx

How many loving wives struggle
from morning until night scrirup and
save FOR the sake OF ar unapprrciatlve
husband. who IN the end when success
mas arrived. H. likely TO east her 4-Il.
FOR some pretty wall nower? These
questions and many others Of vita. iu-
tercst form the keynote Of 1.-THE step
ping stone. q powerful feature play
which will be- shown at tho Rex thelfre
today Frank Keenan,. Mary Eorlaud
and Robert McKlm take the leading
roles. In THE stepping stone" the
Young wife greatly assists IN the hard
sfruEEl' 20 make both ends meet. and
clwplaiuiugiy aids her uuaplr.rI4-
tive husband iU every way posi- bile r. e
play ends iu Il way thar viii make YOU
teel that This H. on" % the best pic
lures I have ever seen" md there IL
"a Triangle keystone comedy that is
bound % send YOU home IN fine spirits.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-07
The pew Ford car Is = beauty Place
your order nov With the Leonardtown
implement Co, for q delivery
Iohn !. Doc, cammIl, $500

John r. Dorsey, better known a.
"Jaek Dorsey, life long citizen OF
the Hollywood section tho Sixth Dis
trict % chs county committed suicide
at bis home near Cuckhold's Creek on
Wednesday afternoon last hy complete
~ blowing lhe top Of his head on, from
his ears up, with . No Y single bar
rel hrcech-loadinR shot gsn
Mr. Dorsey, gbo was In the SIZED yeae
of his age, had been Ia poor health for
some Tine aud Tor the past two %
three months, had hcon mentally de-
ranged, and, Is is said prewious 10 his
latest effort, had made tgo unsuceess.
isil attempts az self destruction, on by
hanging and one by drowning
Tho gun, iih Which be ended his life,
has been 10 his house for some time,
but il was thought 10 have been hidden
from him, As we're All other things that
would likely aid him Ia taking his life,
The shooting, which took place in
second story room, occurred while Mrs.
Elizabeth Dorsey, his @iie, had gone
short distance from home 20 get some
wood with which 20 cook supper.
About o'clock his sister, Mrs Geo.
Jones, and Miss Cleo Goodwin, who
we're in room on The Tower flow, heard
sudden and loud noise from The al.
rection Of Mr. Dorsey's room, but
thinking Il was caused by the unfor-
tunate man dropping stone on The
lloor, be having number ON hand
with which to protect himself against
imaginary enemies, paid little atien-
ton 10 il, and il was not until Mrs.
Dorsey returned and Sroke open the
door 10 his room, which was barriead-
ed was his rash act discovered.
DR. Joseph @. King, OF Oakyille, and
Justice Harry z. Graves. OF Leonard.
town, we're summoned 20 the scene ear.
~ Thursday morning and IN the pres
enee OF several others, proceeded to
make an investigation. Upon obtain
ing ali the information possible, an in
quest was deemed unnecessary, the
conclusion being reached that the de-
ceased came to his death by his own
hands, unaided, From the fact that a
stick about Is inches long, was found
lying by the gun, the inference is that
MIR. Dorsey placed the muzzle Of same
in his mouth and used the stick 10 snap
the trigger.
Beside his widow, deceased is sur
yiyed by little girl about years old.
He was buried IN ST. Johns Cemetery
late Thursday afternoon. Undertaken
Vim. G. Mattingly, OF Leonardtown,
having charge Of The funeral Enter
prise
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-07
The Hollywood cIub.

| At the regular first Friday nigh
meeting Of the Hollywood Communit,
Club, the entertaining committee agar
showed the club it had made a good
selection of that committee in Mrs
j G. King and Mrs. r.. J. Stark
weather, for they gave the community
a real good treat on last Friday night,
the first.
AS usual, the meeting opened with
a song. The audience was then treat.
ed TO little play in two acts, called,
united at Last, which was very
nicely given by Miss Pauline Hayden,
Messrs. Cecil and Wilmur Russell
and Paul Mckenzie, and it showed the
girls will take proposal any old
style If II is from the right fellow
Miss Alberta Russell was next with
a recitation OF Gas the Sun was Set
ting in the West" and again as a
colored lady occurring, both Of which
were all that could be asked. Mr..
Norman Dean sang solo in his best
style.
a band OF half grown girls, trained
by the lady that knows how, Mrs. NJ
g Thompson, sang a vocal selection
that was most pleasing, and must
especially note the two that sang the
duet part, for it just thrilled you with
is sweetness. am sure the club will
not be satisfied with the appearance OF
only once OF the little band and will
look forward to have them give an
other such treat Of the same piece at
some future first Friday night meeting.
Then came the nice social part OF the
evening with the serving Of ice cream
and cake, SO generously given by the
members.
No charge was made to see and hear
the entertaining part, and tho portions
of cake and cream we're liberal, though
funds were badly wanted for needs Of
the club Those present seemed most
willing and anxious to buy. which was
shown BY the receipts. which was most
gratifying 70 the committee and every
member OF the club feels proud OF tbe
committees
With parting song by the singers
Of tho club. those present turned their
faces homeward, aud ] ann suro they
felt amply paid for the visit and also
they must feel that they will he well
come al any future meeting
The club hopes aud expects that II
viii mol he second to any club in the
county witi' its entertaining sud in-
struciige features Tho community S.
nov beginning 10 set up and take no
ticc Of the doings Of The club a. was
shown on last Friday night, for st.
Johns Hall was well dlled 50 know,
for I vas there. XXX
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-07
Blackstone.


A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at st. PatricIx's Rectory, Wash
ington, on Tuesday lust, when Miss
Eiizabeth Blackstone, of River
Springs BECAME the brideeof Prof.
J. Felix Fenwick, of Charlotte Hall.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Mcnamara in the presence OF
number of relatives and friends.
After the ceremony a luncheon was
served at the Ebbitt House, at which
some forty of the relatives and friends
OF the happy couple participated.
After luncheon they left for a visit to
the resorts on the Jersey coast.
The happy union was the culmina-
ton OF long courtship, and the sin
cere good wishes of relatives and
friends, expressed on the occasion,
showed in marked degree in what
esteem the two are held After their
return they viii reside at Charlotte
Eall. Our good wishes attend on
them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-07
September Jury Lit.

cIPhUAHN~A 10y A~sNh'
His Honor, Judge Camalier, on Fri
day, the lst instant, drew the jury list
for September Court. as follows
LIST District r. Ford Bean. John II.
Abel, Dominic Raley, Lewis T.. Tenni-
son, Charles f. Mckay, Raymond M.
Birch.
End District. Clyde Jarboe. T..
Holton shadrick, William t. Biscoe,
J. Wesley Freeman.
Bird District-Charles w. Foxwell, G.
Parran Johnson. Joseph JOY, james F.
Mattingly, B. Eugene Mattirgly, R.
Norman Yates, Philip G. Drury, Will
liam M. Latham. 7. Newton Ferrall
4th District-B. Webster Burroughs.
Aloysius G. WEIGH. Thomas l.. Davis,
Cleveland Herbert. Francis d. Swami.
9Th District William w. MattingIy
William J.. Thompson. James w. Her
bert, Leo s. Knott. James Bureh.
9Th District. Robert Long, Joseph
Frank Russell, Thomas II. Sweeney, j.
Hanson Wathen, A. jackson Hayden,
Charles l.. Lloyd, Bernard F. While.
9TH District---J. Theodore Bailey. Eu-
gene Hall, W. Douglas Good. Truemar
H. Thomas, Ignatius A. Thomas.
9Th District--John A. Eyans, Edward
]. Fish. Paul W. Ford, Walter H. B.
Wise, Joseph f. UnkIe, G. Warren
Evans.
9th District-Jsmes T. rrowder.