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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
ursTINcs RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Relcnse Deeds Amounting TO


81 $50.
y. y Pettigrcw e. al. trustees 10
-. =. FORESTER ct I'm, 6hN "a feet north
line Everett street. 80 feet west Of
Tweuty-iirst street. March :, 1916.
$3.50.
Augustine Royal ct al trustees. 20
r. !. T-imhol CT al, lots Is and 20 in
block = in the plan Of Woodland
Heights. March y, 1916. -.
HENRICO RELEASE: DEEDS.
Four Deeds Of Relensp Amounting tn
SI..05.I3.
j. y. Elan et al. trustees. 20 John
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
tells ARE GIVEN RELIEF
FROM TAX ASSESSMENT
rene Court Reverses Ruling OF
Hastings Court as to Refund
OF Licenses.
RID LAW CHANGED STATUS
Idar Verdict Against T.. $. Carl
on anu Iticlmond Transfer Com
,any Is AfIlrmed-Mrs. Orange
Wins buchanan Claim.

edmond hotels, which sought relief
AN erroneous assessment OF
nsc taxes made against them by the
lm!ssiOner of the Revenue. for the
= 1919. win out over the city OF
hmond under an opinion handed
II Yesterday by the Supreme Court
\ppcals
the first hearing in the Hastings
TT the asses imcrl WAS held 20 be cr-
cous. and the court entered an or
directing the. Commissioner Of the
erson, Murph!'s and Lexington
els the license taxes paid b. them
or the 1919 assessment.
pom n. rehcaring OF the cause upon
petition OF the commissioners. .hc
~ sct aside it's first order and di-
.,ed that tho proceedings b" dis
scd on the ground that tho license
es for the year 1913 had been vo!un-
| ly paid by the hotels and that tic
te could. therefore. not b. required
refund the money.
ENSE TAX FOR IDIa
IS ORDERED REFUN DED
he hotels appealed from thi. or
and we're awarded n writ OF error.
IAN opinion by Judge Harrison. yes
Hay, the Supreme Court rcverScs
lower court. and orders tina, the
nsc tax paid by the appellants FOR
;car 1873 be refunded 10 them.
Idcr the Mann Law" the hotels %
State paid u graduated license tax
cd Oh The size OF the cities IN which
y were located, plus an extra tax o;
for each room. Th!a license tax
10 to the hotel also the right 10 sill
|ior. The Mann Law" was super
ed by the BYRD Law" in 1905. The
1; law placed hotels, Az Ear as The
+ OF liquor was concerned. on tho
he basis with saloons, and did not
uirc separate license FOR cor
ting tho hotel business. THIS law
| in cncc; until !1lA. when ;hc
icial Assembly enlarged IL By pro
na . separate TAX for hotels
PROVISION FOH
SEPARATE HOTEL. TAN
CIV c.u l*l0 and lrii, therefore. the
|'n'cJ of Virginia the Supreme Court
a.. contained 10 provision for -
|.rar" hotel taN. ;.uG tile Commits
Icr az Tho R,N"uG" ,u Hicnro1d was
"""' "h,u b." as~o.h,d ,nc l"r.,
c's in i"iG Wuci ~. a. ,.>ta.
'i-'> of .'ublic attainment. Tiis
To- c"Iit toids. Mas ucrer .-
'"'. &c. .Yri. 10 hp;-i. and q.
&, .', b.cn So AMP,
- nr-t.n ~ whetAe- tn. ..". e.s
- i1" ,". tsseE "u gi.sIus, t..~-
tH" f,oipnltlIlg .p sac
g H"rr, Aoiis. it. go "ae f,c.,
''a J." ihr rcfuaa a. 30. q.
a. anc- l..vDi
,-uen, "a ;Io I.,v an.
81 i&e.lro,d rs a'u..sd
u. ~ Ht.ua..a S"y sad
' 's@ .a irH- '-,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
ELECTRIC Permits.

Tic following permits were issued
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09


The apostle OF the Emerald Isle
81 Patrick and the founder and law
( giyel of Maryland, Lord Baltimore
sbarcd eqaal honers III tie celebration
of "Nate-dax Ill st. Mary Academy
lshis mouth The program was un-
Usually long and needless 10 be ado
ed unusually interesting. The youth
FIJI entertainers acquitted themselves
most creditablH As Americans we
owe much to Ireland and the sturdy
sons 81 Erin; Is Marylanders, We owe
everything ID Lord Baltimore and his
snccessgs On this occasion, in an
ticipati0n Of Saint Patrick Day and
Maryland Day, both of which occur
during this month, glowing tributes
were paid to the memory Or the Apos.
tie Of Ireland aud 70 the Founder OF
Religious federation ID Maryland.
The exercises were honored by the
presence OF Rev. Father Kelly, s. j.,
and Rev. Fatner Pohlman, S. 5.
Father Kelly delivered an address
complimcnting Tie Students on their
good work be also treated 81 Ameri-
cas debt ~ Ireland. the diniculties
viii which the Irish have struggled
ana the increasing respect ana admi
ration which they are commanding in
this country
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09


The sn00 storm unfortunately InadI
III necessarf to postpone the perfor
msnce 81 ihe operetta. Sylvia,
| which was to have taken place Friday
1 nigbs-gast. lint Oh SATURDAY, night
| Sylvia appeared n All tie splenaor u
her crimson train. ablg supported ~
Betty 10 her pretty pink costume and
wreath Of flowers. Many who intend
cd to come Friday night were sadly
appointed IS owing 70 pspvIous
efigageruents, were unable to be press
ent on Saturday. But those who had
The good fortune TO sec the opera Will
not forget il As long as they live
The St AloysIus Choral Club alv
certainly to BE- congratulated on the
remarkable progress they have made
since tllex FIRST we're organized little
over year ago. To one who has
tried % get np an opers can realize
the difficulties that have to be over
come And this year besides the
usual obstacles there we're bad wealth
er, bad roads aud grippe But The
Choral Club. with indomitable energy,
overcome everything and gave Per.
formauce 81 which I.eonaratown may
be Justly proud,
Space viii not permit us 70 bestow
the mete 81 praise on the many aho
deserve itebut We may mention especi-
ally de ileaotifid duet between Sylvia
and Betty. the spirited chorus. OF the
farmer lads. Ties good aoting o. TIE
farmer's daughters and The exquisitels
funny scene between Prince Tobbgtum|
and the twp old maids
we must not omit n mention Tie
little orcsiestra. consisting 81 violin
and piano. who might have seemed To
be enacling a minor role, but on whom
depended the success 81
the entire performance.
sylgla" MAS repeated al Valley
Leo on Monday night before an over
flowing house with imnense SUCCESS
At valley Ie ihcy have q hrst-eiass
ball quite pp % daio and two rival
bands, between which ut and science
contend fot DC palm
WIN sylvia" ever coul6 aRainY
That depends 90 the popular wish
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09

+"+,3t't"t ~'.~ 1850 .. .f-fs - ststA-s
81 Cardinal Gibbons. The stronees
prelate ID America catue out recently
Ii stronp interkles opposing pro
Inhibition. II appeared IL The Sun 81
February AZ. The aislina said
nm sironels opposed Is any siiat'..
wide prohibition 6ll. because be.
liese Tint saeli ms Is Impossible u
endorsement IN 4 clts.slie SIZE 81 Bal
liiopfe aud ils enyirons speb being
the case, law Of this kind intcrIeres
with personal liberty aud rights and
creates hypocrisy IL iir people The
history Of ne world down % Tie pres
ems time demonstrates the fact that
people alwny viii indulge ID tbe nsc
lot Intoxicating liquors. Further, j
an opposed % HE passage of such
law because It would deprive he state
Of large revenue without accom-.
lplishing results, and Thai, 100. al a
time when both The city and state are
Fel;y much ii need 81 fbe revenue pro.
duced
Hsweyel am heartily Ii favor IT
temperance and Whenever ID * my
| pleasure 10 couiirin Glass 81 boys
always exact from ilogn pledge b
abstain from lhe use 81 inloxicauis
bntil they become 81 age arn also
a firm beliver - local option, and
whenever he msioritg Of tie citizens
81 a county o. aay portion 81 the staie
want 70 vote on The que ton 81 local
option, me ishcs hoald + 9ratshed.
! DO not hesitate 70 sas thsi / con;ri.
buted Ia ~ small fnaasute 10 lhe sup
pres sion 81 lhe sals 81 infonIeanfs ia
I=1 -lary's county piNis ease was
salisael tbal ihc local circumstances
aemgnaed Il
'6iVthefmps q y tHaf thai The Rse
81 aAies md liquofe S elien abused
aud leads - inmenlable feeret Fhis
! have observed frem loha service
10 o. ulinisit, so the l-ssi sommn.
iitics arm hahle % asaS What ~
more harmless ipa Instance than ilr
organ " ihe lnnNu sic all KNOW
tie social ana domestic Ias ana sllits
derived iron conversation aad ga
the bad nsa 81 tie ioagas aaile read
lying aud misffpre alaEloa 81 quar-
reis and slender q b.0oashed aud
olisn even 8 murder tf iagoriie
t5faf.i fas. 81 .st4lgi frsfuI 81 fiftttti fffit,n
e eharRg iheir 0ppanang ssh istag
aiisidiuri h tle taau Interests,
THAI Is mort ehaegr anil
pFien wiiholH i6t .ieht nndatlan.
tfus woasl ~ aifs a plsllue
paddock "a 90 apab AeaHse ~ NJ
oecsssonai mtsit tt iiie aaglWf we
should ngual ~ pigsitsais
as 10 Moulo guiM sbs ass 81 snt
s0nTpes, i,' ,tepf sievHaal sad
restraints
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
In Menorian.


lil ai. bat isesi,Q remembrance ~ oar
dear little aistea. FRANCES ENEf4H n
NORRIS. wla departed thla life ore
month age. 5ana8ty ~ iylf. aEed z
nonibs arG days Gane. but not
iDf90tten
VI bsg yeash. Hk h9l iiiii ffhgrwoce
and b.sam.
peaih tsore mr. seas 70 tbs sad. silent
tomb
AaH left q g ornlN -. grief and N
tfafa.
That taunot b. sHsccl 81 the passage
If yests
IA We stand by lsr grave where ID
pearefui fepose
Her precious dust sests Ike sweet
stricken fuRe.
we kngw inst hcf aui " 10 heaycl
above.
rars md spaslssa with Jesus ard the
angels ~ hove
There Is grave that aeaf 70 az.
Over 81 10 willows NHap.
But underneath That grassy sod
uny darling sister sseepss
Hour by hour we Saw her fade
And slowly pass away
Yet IN ear hearts We prayer
That She may lnnger stay
Nh. ae8f sistsg, how We mtss you.
Sinrs from 90 you we're called away
You ARE gone. bal not forgotten
as 700 resi- sieneaih the clay
on. how sad thase areary weeks.
Since God called you home
b. ana by we hope 70 meet you
Around God eternal throne.
We will sopn pass on 10 meet you.
Ard make whole the broken band
Meet you Just across the river.
lis this happy spirit land
BIZ her lovipg sisters.
hEl.fiE AND BERTHA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
Jury Lit for March Court.


His Honor. Judge Camalier. on Friday
drew the iursrs to Serve at the coming
term of Court. which, congsncs Oh Mon
dry March 2Qth. The following IL III,
LIST a
III Bistries--E- Edgar smith Jr Gee
C. Roach, John W Forrest. VIM. c.
Bayue. Austin r. Ridgcll. Alfred G.
sanner.
2nd District Joseph Russell, WIN. n.
Bean, Herman W. Hewitt. Arthur c.
Combs
Srd District--Iohn I. Herbert, ].
Richard EDWARDS, } Carroll Jarl,oe, 4.
Forbes Wooabum. Charles Abel. Ed
ward 3 Norris, Prank J Combs. Ste.
pher Abel, Vim. Y. Waters.
frh District Ohm A johnson, Geo
W, Maddox. Geo. II. johnson. Zach n .
Fowler. VIM. n WEIGH
5th Distriet-Jsmes S. Burroughs.
Abraham Batter, Ashby burroughs. l..
Nota Readmon5. Jesse Turner.
Glib District Geo a. joy, G. Claude
Abel. Maurice G, Thompson. French
.M. Abel, } Woodiey Latham. WI
Floyd Dixon. WIN. D Heard.
fth District George W. Cas-. Jerc-
miah Gideon. VIM T. Thompson. Edley
Thompson, VIM T nnseman
9Th District Geo. + Abel. John n.
A. Norris. Gastavus 3. cualc. John A
u Armswarthy Wm Nelson Mason.
Fancir p. llaydeg
oh Distriet George ". Chcesor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09

All lbs faithful who have eonplet-
fed their twenty first year unless *.
lemps b disprnsallon % ,one oiher
lcgltlmale cause, arp l@gnd % obserFs
tbs tast % iseut
& Thct ore % make one mfas oalF
q d8s except % Sundays
s A smAll rclreshmcui commonly
called collation. Is permitted 81 ne
evening
The following persons are exempt
from obligations - iastinR Persons
under = YEARS 81 age. tbr SICK, nefs
ina ssnen, lhose wlo are obliged t.
d. hafd labor, ava tbesa eha, through
9eaAneAs. canpot fasl ait6o3a Freas
prejudice % sheif healia
q TIE faithful ara remlnded shsi
besides the obligations 81 fasting an.
poised ~ lhe ehpfch aii. hals season
- tam should ", 80 IA espeeai man.
or. iiins Of earpes, prayer. ~ sorr0Y
tot sins Of ssclnsior from he Rofld
and S. atua ancni ara # eebeeoas
aimsetsinR
liY FiYssH ~ an iaaNlt ~ tie eallea
States she following speeiai llswnsas
lnoas are granted
/ 1 rhe as II aesl.-ndai pefaitsa
Is alI neais 90 Sundays and onsp $
day On Mondays, Tuesdays Thurs
days sua Saturday. eiul me e9eept
tinn of he acond aud iaa ss;urdas
81 Lent Bat aesb.meai and Ash arr
not q bs used ii the Same menl dur.
ing Lent, eYcn on Sundays
I = The oso ~ butter cheese, mslA
and egPs s. also permitted arers dag
4 n laat
q Is allowed in the morning q
take 0me sarm Rgu.e, ~ tea eaHv
~ thin chocolate made eiih @aseri
aud so shs Hgnid mopiAlol d
dread
I D. Those Tor wAom ihe hour oeBnor
aay be az inconseuient tins ios din
/ ner mas .nyert he oFdef ard taxi
/ their collation. 10 ihe m0fniuF and
I ihess dinner X The eFenlng
4 a Ihc pm " hog lars ar dslpr
ings, HFisad u better * auihufiget
in preparing permitted ioog
I O Pcrsous exempt from .he aglaga
ton NJ lasting are free 70 take nseah
nofe thar guee On those days shen II
use b granted ~ dlspeDsaaon
By sirsae 81 40 inault granted 70 O
lby ihs Holy See Mageh IS, 1906. ana
renewea pasii March 10, 1895, Nc per
init ~ all eorkingApen and lheir tami
! ife ihe use IL igsh-ineat nace aal
on ali faal days ana abstinence day
Throughout Tie year, with the excep
ton 81 Fridays ASH Wednesday ~
Wednesday snd Saturday 81 Hoil
/ Week and de eve 81 Christmas
Those aho are egempl lrom tae obi
cation af fasting - free @ take lasa
moro than once ontlN a0Ys wenlianed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
Hollywood Nots..


/ We learn that Mrs. Frank Bowles
mas been quite ~ the last few days.
We trust hea health may soon be re
stored
# Is With pleasure we note thai Mr.
stephen Russell Who has been con-
fined to his home With rheumatism. Is
knocking about again.
Miss Doris Raley, who has been
spending some time with friends IN
Medley's Neck aud I.eonardtown has
returned
Troubles never come singlg Mr.
Alvin Fenbagen, q Baltimore, whose
wife died only 4 few months ago, has
now lost one o. bis little children II
died last week in q hospital ii Balt-
more OF typhoid and was buried here
at St. Johns Friday lie has our
sincerest sympathy.
We had the pleasure recently Of
shaking The hand OF SIR Adam S
While, Of Cedar Point, who was ID
these parts Tor few hours, looking
as rosy and vigorous as youth
re
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09


Don't dust and clean The same old
things you never intend to use and
put them back mi the same place 10 be
honso-cleaned another year Here s
what women found ii hu attic All
old tricycle. THAT no onc eyer intended
90 ride, j big bundle 81 old wall paper.
Two piles 81 dusty old magazines Tint
no oneeyel wanted toread, old fashion-
ed curtain fixtures that Mere broken,
hangers fun Of old clothes paper
boxes heaIed high full oi trash and
an old broken rocker.
When asked What She was keeping
them for. She admitted thas She didn't
know. She was persuaded Il get rid
OF the stuff, and that attic H now Il
cheerful little room, coy as can be,
the gathering place Of her friends in-
stead OF a dingy old trash room
SO don't save your things 10 give
them away when they are no good to
any one. GiTe them away as soon az
you lind tbey are Of no use Ia you.
They viii help some one ID SOME was
Philadelphia Ledger:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
Moreanza ard Clements items,

The supper given BY the parIshion-
ers OF 81. Jeseph's Parish was greatly
enjoyed by all and was a financial
success
Miss Cecil Gesner, 81 Annapolis, Is
visiting Mrs 3. b Love
The many friends of Mrs Alice Guy
are glad to know that she is recover
ing alter a severe attack Of Ia Grippe
Mr.. Alvin Long and Miss Rosie
Goldsbopough we're quietly married
at st Joseph's Church on sunday
last We wish the young couple much
happiness.
The stork visited the family Of Mr..
j. Warren Guy aud left witt, them d
bouncing baby boy.
The dance given by Mrs. a q.
Latham vas greatly enjoyed b. all
present EMILY JANE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
Effective Curtain,

pnbleaehed Russia crash can be
used for making yeryenectivec
Turn a three.ineii hem on the right side
and basic on q two and orr halt inch
baud d goldenrad yellow linen 80
that one edge covers the raw edges Of
thohnm. Leave the edges of The linen
raw md buttonholeOn both edges with
coarse brown silk Near tie inner
edge II CHE curtain outline two stems
n brown, going up from the band Of
yellow, and Top themwlth q lour-petalls
Cd yellow flower, butterholed around
with the brown and with center of
dark red Make a valance across die
top Of the window on which butIophele
simply i marrow band 81 linen. Sew
Haven Register.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
The Court d I.aaa Resort

Around the stove a the cross roads
grocery Il the real court oflast resort,
Tor i lually oyer-rules al others.
Chamberlain Cough Rened, has
been brought before this eonrt ID al
most eyets cross roads grncefs nthis
country and has aiRays received q
favorable verdict q IS 10 the eoaatry
who're nan xpeet 70 rteaise lall value
for his money ihat ms remedy i most
appreciated thsalnahle eperyNiatp,
Aay
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09

4 everyone knows ilie bowels are
siir sovereign ~ Un q thr body, and
I dis ~ she greatest Importance that
lhes move once each day 81 your
towels be0ome eonsiipated take .
dose Of ehamberlaius Fablsss Just
aiisf sapi~f and iaey VIII correct the
disorder flhtanasle eyettehere.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
Applications flrOyster Grounds

The following applications ioroys ter
ground N Os adjacent u. ST. Mary
County. are nav On ile in the oillea OF
Ills Board II She'll Fish Commission
ers " Maryland
Published charts II the natural 0ys,
ter bars ~ ST. Mafy county are siied
with the Clerk IL the Girc8ii Court 81
said countS
Notice y hereby given that ali pro
tests against the granting OF said
lease must he fled IN The Circuit
Court ot 81 MARY 5 county on or be-
fore me sih day ~ April. 1916.
Applicant Address
i. Davis, Hollywood, Md
Not exceeding n acres
Located IN Cuckhold GreeK. tributary
~ Patnxent Eiger. pu the noftherly
idr thereof n Carriages Landing
Hollow liosaily knuwni extending
~ the Forrest Landing Prong (lo-
eaiig known and southerig and
westerly ~ tIalf p0ue Point, is
shown on Published chart No 20
Francis , Masslck. Benedlet. Md
Not exceeding 70 acres
Located w Patuxent River, on the
westerly slde thereof adjoining the
land leased % Harry g Messick,
% the mouth 81 Trent Hall Creek,
aud northeriy ~ Y. $. G. a c.. $.
triangulatlnn station Billiard,
As shown on published chart No 10.
j Frank Readmond Mechanicsyille,
Md Not exceeding 80 acres.
/ located 10 PatuEent River, on the
southwesterly side thereof, between
the lots leased 10 ] " Morgan and
| h J Long, and northerly OF u s.
I g, 4 q. ) triaugulatlon station
GremOna3 as shown on published
chart Ne 10
Jos n Robrechi, 81, George Island,
Not exceeding 50 acres
/ Located IN Patuxent River, on the
westerly side thereof, on Collins
Point and Just south oi e s. c. 4
I @. = triangulation station HCol.
+ Inns as shown on published chart
80, 10
Katharine Al. Joker, Baltimore. Md.
mol exceeding 30 acres
{ Located In Breton Bay on the easter
~ side thereof northeasterly 81
Monldy Creek natural oyster
bar. adjoining land noN leased IL
/ iemcnt y. Ticker and adjacent "a
said Cicment 81 tlcker's property,
as shown on published chart No. 25.
s. Bernard Barch, Mechanicsyille
i Nd Not exceeding q acres.
Located Ia Fatuxent River on ths
spnlhwesterly side thereof, sonfherlJ
81 Collins Point, and adjoining land
applied Tor By Jos +. Robreeht a.
shown on published chart No 10
I'hiiip II Davis Alechanicsville Md
MOI exceeding 10 acres
H Located In Washington Creek, tri
bntary 81 Patnxent River, on th'
soGthwesleriy side thereof, abou
So yards from the mouth Of sais
creek. as shown on published char
No, 10
lPhilip IA. Davis. MechanicsYille, Md
Not exceeding Is acres.
Located Va Washington Creek,
tributary of Patnxent River, neai
the eAsteriy side OF said creek ant
on the mouth ~ Pitness Cove 40
eallY known as shown on published
chart No ~
Vim. ii, Wilson, Hollywood. va
Not exceeding 30 acres.
Located ID Patuxent River, on tn
sDuthNesterly side thereof, running
from Phil Point Clocally known
which is about so Yards northerly o
the mouth of Cat Creek to the Ian,
leased to Daniel Z. Dixon, as show
on published chart No 70
4 90 III pc..., .aab.ss444 .ra
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09

Patent ieaihff hlNngs donhifal
lcarlief - hay ~ 40 ane Nlli guar
aaiep hos bong = aill scar u the
shses afe eleanesl ARD oiled lfepnent
"a eilh pees hll q vaseiire they viii
sap u goaa conditions and last sers
puci aa9ef fhan lftheS are loft alone
fRHadelphla Ledger
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09

To elean and ressorp The elasticity
Of cane bottom chairs, turn The chair
and with hot water and a sponge sar
urate the cane-wor1 thoroughly II
the chair Is dirty, use soap After-
wara SET the chair 10 dry out Of doors
and the seal will DO iaut az when new
indianapolis News
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09

Uses d Paper
The careful housewife has use for
everything, and the daily papers are
by no means III inconsiderate factor
toward insuting i clean Kitchen For
|instances q supply of PAPER folded iii
eight and hung up over the kitchen
sink viii be found most convenient t0
| to Slip under hot kettle that has Just
heen lifted from the stove
"A store IL inll-sized printed sheets
should likewise be kept Ia the kitchen
table drawer, 50 thai there Is always
one handy TO spread over the table II
necessary during work, which can
aflepward be burned New Raven
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