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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-02
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'"The Spider an extraordinary
Paramount Picture produced by the
Famous Players Film Co. gives Pau
line Frederick an unusual opportunity
for the display of her amazing talents,
as, the subject presents her in two di-
versely opposite roles, Valerie St Cyr
a notorious Partisan beauty, and her
deserted daughter. Joan. In the i'm
PRESERVATION of these dual but distinct
characters, the superb emotional ar
tiste performs miracles of character
Interpretation and of dramatic por
travail. The tremendous power Of
Miss Frederick's art and the wide
range of her screen capabilities were
never so forcefully illustrated as in
her compelling delineation of this
unique emotional picture. The Spider"
viii be shown at the Crescent Theater
today.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-02
That OUGHT to Cure Her.

A man out West. who married a
widow, has invented a device to cure
her of eternally praising her former
husband. Whenever she begins to
descant on his noble qualities, this in
gsnious No 2 merely says Poor,
dear man! How | do wish he had not
diedi"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-02
AT THE ARCADE
THEATRE TOADY


Their Last Performance" a Than
houser, three-reeler, is a thrilling
story of a pure young girl, who is
81 age struck, depicts the many temp
tations of such a life. How she falls
for the inducements of wealthy men,
and eventually gives up her life to
save another innocent girl from the
silme fate 1t is full of ginger.
"Jerry's Revenge" is comedy
which will make you smile and drive
away the blues II is the attraction at
the Arcadet heatre today.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-02
Granada.

Granada was at one time part 81 tA0
Roman province of Roetia, but after
the Arab invasion it became an inoV
pendent Moorish kingdom. 1t was INC
last possession of the Moors in Spaln'
who tearfully gave up their COUNTY,
TO their conquerors, Ferdinand anu
Isabella of Spain, in 1892.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-02
Daily Thought.

Physical courage, which desplses all
Danger, will make d man brave in one
way; and moral courage, which defes
all opinion, Will make man brave ID
Cotton.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-02

There two things which make dwelling
place ideal: One is location, where the business
and social centers of attraction most conve-
nient; the other is modern improvements, such
city water, fire protection sewerage, electric lights
and phones.
CONVENIENT LOCATION.
Bostwick Park is just the Halifax
about ten minutes walk from the Postoffice Pal
metto Club, Burgoyne Casino, Banks and principal
stores of Daytona.
IMPR OVEMENTS.
complete system of drainage and sewerage
city water electric lights, telephones stretching
from the broad Halifax to the Atlantic Ocean, Of
ferng every inducement the river affords for boat
ing and fishing, with the ocean beach for bathing
motoring,
Roadways paved boulevard style with
tensive parkage for trees and shrubbery. Side
walks cutters and curbs of concrete have been laid
Not only has the initial work been we'll done but
provision has been made for further improvements
make this subdivision the most beautiful in the
vicinity of Daytona.
BOSTWICK PARK
JUST ACROSS THE HALIFAX"
ASK CHRISTIANCY ABOUT IT.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-02

Every winter day is summer in Day
tona
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

rE~rn. >ahcr g! parddrrU '!c ri h;:rmano
JiIaE =. NnGrcG, OrigtlaTID ~ sila". Eds.
,r L..au1iuaia, Mexico, qiIien Ii,iIramcni.
C-tW u-TaI!CadD IN Paradise Valley, Neya-
il. y dc 4:ian no 'enrU h0ilCiaS dc>de ha-
&c conc OCbo amos. 1OJo: los infor!ncS
tI.r >nUrc ii particular -. IN: cuinuni-
earn ' rsuc muchD acra.l..-a":. hiriidn>c
= ~tl. virginia i. Andrcu, 80 ArS.iial 81,
-l;I hnlguiU, Texas i!2fiJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

SECRErUS HAatILLOSOS.-Si a>ted ue-
"a IaIiar faii:idad. Sucrie, fortuna, amor,
Gloria Y ~nSicgG. 81 USED drsca tcner en-
10 Ell II cOIrerClU. Il qnlere trlunfar en- suS
I'm. rc,dS. II qEiere harCrSC anar. 81 quiere
>aIlr viriUrin>O Ell todOs SuS aSuntos y 10
graz l0dVs <IIS GcScnS, plda iii curiOso IL
briio. que L. srrd enviado gratis & vuet-
IL dc cores. Direction: Sr. j.. Nencej Boa
y. iiabanl. tuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

DYE. me diccn que St casa tn 40
via....
ST, 70 mismo SC 10 he aconSe-
jadO.
-cTant0 que Ia quleresI
Y la ~quiero... CrecraS In Iu"
w ne venido adui cSta maIlana para
runtcmpIar una vcz mas 81 cabaI.c-
ra de mano rn 81 perho..., Y II" VI
H.do en- rraliIad. pOrqur frcntr al
maravillo>o rcIratO plnIado por -!
Greco. nos dabamOS ella Rosario
Y yo..... Tia AmparO". que aut"I-
zaba mlr>tru idilio. pretoria la HaIa
Gr MurilIn: ron lua nos driaba SOLOS,
Y nosotro> iugibamoS a Iin=lrhnS
una de- aqurllas par"ia> iihr"> ne
utro, PASSES: jugabam0S IA VIvlr on
PariS....
Sa.tin So d~csprrndr del anterior
Gi!u.o. Ia "srcna 0:urrc II 81 ma
drilrnU Mu5ro del Prado. Las ME-
!, as iuyrrnaIr> pcrs.>Icm d"S'ir Il
"nanrrrr. Y la hGra del mr'iloi in
~ ,.nIrd aim 81 sol Il rrinar las So
= flares rnlnrarionrS. Ambl"n" III
lan.6!irn. Solriai. >iirnrin FrilliIl-
La. \. trayi> - diliSa I'm =%!=ant'$-
Co., u~-,llr4ria rama iii lantaSIn1 tlllr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13
PESQUTSAS:-

DESEu sabrr 81 paradcru Diet senior Jos:
NaIadHS. Qu" ri AeosiT Dc este aTio ira
pajaba I'll los paiirs del +. e. saiiia Re. Ell
Galveston. TEXAS. 80 dara INA SubScrlp-
zion pCl q run>PS dc IA PtENsA - ST. eIui-
valcnlc IN Elective 4 Ia persona uue me
;Iuugl IN communication con diclO ScilOr.
i'triJan<r . CpIStanciO Bravo, J. -. Boz
10. HENIIETTN. OKLA. u2Gt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

HACEMUS cen toda correction. .arias, a.
rlor0sas. de- pcdtmento, fcllcliactoneS, cliIn'
~l.lCIfOs, discursOs y toda claSc de poeSias
alsorusls. de aniierSarin, pstrioiiclS. etc
| recIus uiOdcrados4 ,IirjjanSc, pOr .coEreQ q
T.. CIlIcr0n, Ills Zacatecas Alley, San An,
tonic, Teas. ~ -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

"a SRA. .AlJlInar NariIT.CZ drscl sabr''
d6ndc So rIcucnirl ~ hiIO Manuel liOJaS.
gu, huN0 dc SIi caSa rn Iuiiiu del presents:
yiiu. la :tCrspna GIc d. raz6n eAacia scrt
&raliriraIa ron sa.Wy. dirigicndOSc d Antonio
I~rars3ll. Texas. a"HJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

...LnNAl,DD TRIBE d.sca Slber cl psradcrb
IT." T"nID>io Leon. que haze Nm aiiD c.Crihi"
ar kar,dS CIV. Mo. y - cree dlr So lafJ
lrd,iadad" y Los Angeles, Cal. DiriianSe To-
'.n> Ll!prmrs i =. y. Box PIC, heiLlcdy, To-
Nas. H2ifs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

pEsEU Sabcr 81 paraGero dc Ia seiIora
Maria lJiia E,pinOS3. dc - dliOS de ctIid.
alta. ojUs ncgrcs, cabclln ruDio. Ti.nc
mes nilus que sun Pedro, RcrnIr linz $
Manuel larrO>o. DE- , amos. dos lirIS ! 6
mrSrS. rc>rrrIivamentr. Is de san f"i.pc.
ito. V >r!> Iriiuas notiriaS So tUvicrOu des-
r!r Julio del prcScrie ailO. rn lIc "Sl1ba
I'll 81 Edo. Il" T.Nas. Sc dari 2raiirirart0E
T.. >3.u,. piriidn>r i EvarISt0 BarrOsu. Box
ST. BE.LiNII.I.E, KANSAS. ij-2o-si-Si
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

pl:oEO SsDrr ri parajerO de mis- hcrmanos
Manuel g '%IrI'hliip Castro. GIicnCS en- De-
tubre pT6NIntp lIGSado rscribicron dc Con
verse. Texas. iiabirDdO pssaJo en- IL mis-
de I~cpUEan, :. l.. T., y lracn SIS families
rrailTira:r ron SIN > Ia prrsona que 10
'nrnIrmr> cNattUs. Albrnp Castro. Flo VS.
TA, TLNAS. t.i3y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

-: DESEi saDcr Il lI2ar en- donnie - en-
CucnIra Ia >cflpId Maria hn'Gria H">a-
IDA. de values, que cn I'll aiO dc 1911 Saltt
10 Houston rIiTihO 4 san Antonio. acOrnpt-
fIda de III nrin Enrique N1ldeS. habitando
Ia casa i!i lie IL Gale Victoria. hgradc-
rcrG mimic que cualquicr persona que Sc
ia Su actual dIrcCciin me la de q ronncrr-
DiTijan CORRESPONDENCE : \. Rodriguez.
ISIS ~ Cont -. Houston, Texas. ti5iJ}
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13
Ell CUENTO De HOY
PANCHITOS

VariaS SemanaS que sorprcndl a no.
Sario en- la cOmpaIia de mi amigo,
81 ilustrc plntOr..... el cual me ia
mo Y me prcScnt6 a Su prOmetlda.
Qui>o la caSualidad que putlesc 20
OfrOccr a Rosario unaS Vi0lctas ad-
uuiridaS mOmcnlOS anteS EN- la ace
IA dc .ticala. Char!amoS y r2lm1S
an p~rc>cncia lei caballcrO de la ma
no en- 81 pcrhO. Recuerdo Que la de-
liciOSa muclacha So ]envOlvia en- un
"renarll" cnOrmc. Rosario cOnt6 que
,Iu" I'm virio Y barbudO marques.
,r SUI Terra. narraba. Il Iiabia razadG
81 ma@nifirU rapOzGn para rcgalarlo
a SI pcIucna amiguita Charlie
L.lr.o rtfiri6 como viSitaha Madrid
por vrz primera. y 81 d]cSI!uSl6n a.
curOntrarSr en- las c~alleiaS archipro-
vinrianaS de- Ia villa Y cCrtc. y y!
illusion por la mUrva vida que IrS re-
ycIaba mi ramarada. cl pinLCr famo-
- Ell plcna jUvcnLud....
s, rrpitirrnn IuS r~Eru"ntro' con
II p1rria. y "!iita' .Nmparo. "n Ia
Cd"IrlIana. Ell rl cine. en- los con-
,'irItuS. "n una paS!cIrria. en- un cS-
o;.', pn.nui, l,5, .,,r,o-
- =. ,o so
,,.h, l.. I,L, IoI o;,,,r ,,ror
.na l.,
.., ,;.i.
n....;' La.ta 81
"' ~ w." 80,
tIi'o ~ !" P''
"Po' que ''',>'r'''s 4U'
t." ~ '''''i'""
NJ" sacrifice" por Ia dr hos'rio'
y" r"mprrndo....
Y, i.nnrnia .Iur Rosario habia
IruiIn nm uu,iu alba en- Ia prGNinria.
FL m;,up lin en- ,,pIr va liza = for
m,Ii,,r rur.rr3, rrIarjnnrS. rrribi
uua rarta d~i,paraiala Y ronmnvrdn-
ramruir apnSinuaIa. una terrible
confession DE- >rryiIi>mu anIalorio...
In rsrrihiI e. uIro....
~ 49,: I,,y.n mist, asa
.om,,s,
p''a t,nn ,.n.nana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

- NECESlTA EXPRESS para que llevr sas
pclacaS 4 Ia estLcion . Gamble sus mIc-
bles, habIele d IiusaleS. TelGfuno Travis
1926 y Crockett a55i.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13
VENTAS:-

- NfaNnE. J3rItr piano. on mIy bucniS
,uu!iCIunrS. TARA jnTuTIlcS dirijan=c III
&a>lro II. pJr Nrrle Laredo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

IL S~OLICITAN-doS muChachoS como ayu-
dintcs dc h0Jalaleria. Gale Houston No.
I.Uj. u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13
EIVERSOS:-

EIVERSOS:- ~:
81 E-LAIO ,Ir ID cSl2ci6n !. and C.. NJ. ell
- de- SrItIrnhrr, III perro: FoA Terrier.
un iadu d. Ia ,'abcAa color 'uSrrro, fdyI
bIaHra hGsla la nariE, j~IaiIc1a oSiura en- Il:
Irrnir, ~IuancIa nc2ra III 81 csplnaLo cercI
dc IA cola : one rcironi. al nonIDrc so
Jack. .\vi>r 3 Wells largo ENprrSs Co. y
rrCIuiIl .raiiTIraci0n: ugD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

L LECIiERiS, dc yenta, 8 precloS ra-
LOnableS. Los lntereSadoS pUeden ocurru.
a cualquIrra bora del dia e ilspeccionar
La. = IL clSa No. al W Euclid Avenue,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

DEsEO SABER Ell psradero de mis- horns
nos francisco Medina J FRANCISCO 'eiis'
Las iltiInas notlciaS dc elloS, fueron recip,-
tieI.. q alos y ell segl.sdn 81 kmbos son
de Mstesuala. S. l.. p. Grahhcsrt con siom
orr. 3 Ia persona que me iEf9rmc ION
sIar:itId. DiTiiirsc 8 sra. EInuia Meolns.
CUSto iio. !, Hotel Aurora. SAP hntonip.
Teas. DeSpues del Is de Nogiemhre. dirt.
janlos al mismo nombre, caUe dc Altsmirs
is, Tsmpico, lamps. MtIlco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

hE>El: sabcr Il paradcr0 DE ,l no. eenls-
10 "alICius, dc g. aiIos de edad, y c~tIerfsi
regular. IIa,r como { amos que iuyc npli-
"las de Fl. .icsdc shreveport. la. y sm.u
cue rcnia ali casa de HitSpedcS. IL gti.
iiriCIrd roll $3.50 ~ lRfOrnIanic. DirIslrs M,
i Maria GUe-ra, VI 80. Laredo 81.
SM .iatoglo, Teas tt-tSg!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

81 NECESlTiN mlnerns para trabaisr en-
minas &c carbon en- Dolores, Texas, Con-
dadU de- Webb. BuenOS sueldos. buenas
rasaS, hurn doctor, tlelda, etc. Dirijanse
Il has U~riCiI.as dc: Camel Coal COMPANY,
Laredo, Texas. u2t5l. =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13
rARIFA
o

I,R. FRANCISCO II. CANSEC0- Laredo, To-
Aas. Box agi. MedicIna ! CiruSIa Secnrales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

DR.. FRANCISCO VAZQUEZ GOMEZ.-clru..
ia general: especialmente intermediates do
nQarlz, ssrsants y oidos. 0flcina. 300 Frost
BLDG, Houston ST. y Main Ave. ~Telefonos:
travis 1926 y Crockett 2N8.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

DR.. SALONE CARA ALDAPk, de Ia Facul-
lad de Mexico: dutorfZado en- Ell Estado de
Texas; especlalisia en- enfermedades senIto-
lrinarias y clruj!a en- general. Restdencla:
Avenue D 1881. Telerono Travis 32s. OIL
Una: Frost Building, Telefonos, Nueyo III:
El..i 10 TraYls 3Gif.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

DrIe 81 pginTmo de la guerra. la La "Mciaua lie Ia Rcina Isabel
rausa bcl.a Ina roserhadO.. rn todo> ha siOs grabada .pOr 81 maestro e-i
los paBeS. muestraS de >impata ruIlor belga Victor rousseau. Is
Il no han hcrho mas que aumeniar Ia mUy a prUposlo para adu Ia
nnrmrnn - In Mn Iainnl IN um& Inlraia iNA de AgrlleClnllcntO cue
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-26
Preachers For Tome School

The list Of ministers who will
preach at the Tome School, Port De-
posit, is as follows: The Rev. Drs. H.
&. Buehler, headmaster of the Hotch
kiss School, Lakeville, Conn; Percy
Foster Hall, of the Church of the
Epiphany. Washington; John Nc
Dowell, pastor of Brown Memorial
Church, Baltimore; Bishop John Gard
ner Murray. of Maryland President
Charles Alexander Richmond of Union
College, Schenectady, N. Y; the Rev.
Drs. G. A. Johnston-Ross, of Union
Theological Seminary. New York city;
William G. Thayer. headmaster of st.
Marks School, scarborough, Mass;
John f. Tuttle, Presbyterian Church,
Swarthmore. Pa; Bishop Luther E.
Wilson, of New York city; the Rev.
Drs Frederick NJ. kirkus. rector of
Trinity Church, Wilmington. Del, and
Milo H. Gates, vicar of the Chapel of
the lntercession, New York city.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-26
Organization OF Hughes Alliance

At meeting held at the Hotel En-
erson recently the organization of the
Maryland Hughes Alliance was effect
ed. This meeting was called by Mr.. O.
+. Weller at the request of Governor
W. Cameron Forbes, President, and
Captain Arthur F. Crosby, Secretary
of the National Hughes Alliance,
which has its headquarters in New
York. Similar Alliances are being
formed in different States, under the
direction of the National Hughes AL
lance, and will be parts of that or
ganiZation. The meeting was called to
order by Mr.. Weller. who stated at
length the purposes and objects of the
Alliance
Mr. H. Webster Smith was elected
temporary secretary of the meeting.
Mr. f. l.. Norton, President of the
Equitable Trust Company, nominated
Mr.. Weller as President of the AL
lance. Mr.. Weller declined the nomi-
nation. and explained that it would be
impossible for him to serve in this
capacity for the reason that, at the re-
quest of the Committee of United
States Senators, appointed to endeavor
to secure Republican majority in the
next United States Senate, he had re-
Gently agreed to accept the active
management of that work for this
Committee. Mr.. Weller added that
he very much regretted that he could
not devote his time to the work of the
Hughes Alliance in Maryland, and
that he was fully in sympathy with its
aims.
Mr.. James A. Gary, Jr., was then
unanimously elected President of the
Alliance, upon motion of Mr.. Robert
5. Mooney vice president of the Bal
timore Commercial Bank. Mr.. Gary
has been taking an active interest in
Republican politics for some time,
having been the President of the
Young Mems Weller League in the
campaign of 1915. He is the son of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-26

Z. Stanley Gary. of Baltimore City,
and grandson of former Postmaster
General James Gary.
Mr.. Blanchard Randall was elected
Treasurer of the Alliance upon mo-
tion of Mr.. o. f. Weller.
The President was authorized to ap-
point a committee of six, including
himself as a member ex-officio, to
draft constitutions and bylaws. to
complete the organization of the AL
lance and to formulate plans for the
organization of such local Alliances as
might be considered desirable.
Mr.. Galen L. TAFT, Chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee.
was present, and expressed his salts
faction at the organization of the AL
lance. as he felt that it would prove
valuable adjunct to the work of the
regular party Committees in the con-
duct for the coming campaign.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-26
Measures To Prevent Epidemic

The Maryland State Board Of Health
has served notice upon all druggists
and dispensers of soft drinks that
glasses in which they have been serv-
ing drinks to their customers must not
be used after September l, unless they
are willing to destroy the glass after
ii has been used once. AS children are
great consumers of ice-cream soda. it
is considered that a child with incip-
lent infanti!e paralysis might, by
means of soda water glasses, spread
the disease to other children. There
fore, after September l, paper soda
water GLASSES" will be in style. Any
violation of the order will make the
violator subject to fine not exceeding
$500.
The State Board on Tuesday issued
two travel orders, designed to prevent
the importation of infantile paralysis
into Maryland. which go into effect
today Saturday.. The first provides
that persons Is years of age and un-
der, temporarily residing in New York
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, or any
other state where infanti!e paralysis is
epidemic or unusually prevalent, de-
SliiilS W return 10 maryland, must De
provided with the official travel permit
or certificate of the Public Health
Service. Children returning home,
even with such permits, will be quar-
antined in their homes and subject to
medical observation for IA days after
the date of their certificate.
The second order provides that the
local health authorities may not grant
to any Maryland child. of 16 years or
under. a permit to enter New York,
New Jersey or Pennsylvania, or other
states in which infantile paralysis pre-
walls. unless the person applying in
tends to make his permanent residence
in that state. Children residing in
Maryland, whose places Of employ
mnet are in another state, may be al
lowed to go to and fro under limited
permits. Permits will in no case be
granted when the object of visit to a
state where infantile paralysis pre-
walls is instruction, recreation or
pleasure.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-26
Auto License Tag For 1917

Commissioner of Motor Vehicles f.
Austin Baughman has decided on the
new motor vehicle license for 1917,
and which must be carried on all mo-
tor vehicles after January l, next. The
rev tags will be of cream colored
background with green figures. Be-
tween the figures after they run over
10000 vii! be hyphen, which will sep
arate them and make them more cas-
lily distinguishable. The tag will be
on the order of the New York license.
The figures will be reduced in height
from five inches to four inches which
would allow more room on the tags to
spread the number out, this is also
aiding in making them more easily
discernihle. The commissioner is en-
thusiastic about the new tags, which
will not only be attractive, but a big
improvement over those of past years.
Dark figures on light background
will show up more readily.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-26
County Clubs Festival

The Eighth District Community
Club and Sunday school held festi-
val in John W. Ragan's grove Satur-
day evening. The attendance was
good and everybody enjoyed them
selves. Gross receipts, $6S.S7; ex-
penses, $26.30; net. $43.57.
The Ladies' Aid was pleased to re-
.ceive and accept an invitation from
Mrs. Weiant to meet at her home the
second Thursday of next month. Mrs.
Weiant is an up-to-date progressive
lady interested in many good causes
and we are glad to have her help at
this time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-26
RECENT DEATHS
Allen +. Horton.

Mr.. Allen F. Horton, formerly of
Cecil county, died Wednesday of last
week at his late home at Mt. Airy, Pa.
Interment was made at West Not
tingham Presbyterian Cemetery. on
Saturday.
Mrs. William HI. Purnell.
Mrs. Sarah E. Purnell, wife of Will
liam H. Purnell. died last Saturday at
her late home in West Elkton, after
an illness of apoplexy, aged Sc years.
The deceased was daughter of Will
liam ]. Heath, and was twice married,
her first husband being a Mr.. Jeffers,
by whom one daughter. Mrs. Ida Nor
man. survives. She is survived by her
second husband and five children by
her second marriage-Grason and
Charles Purnell, the latter being with
Company E at Eagle Pass, and three
daughters.
The funeral was held Tuesday, with
interment at Elkton Cemetery.
Clara Belle Green.
Clara Belle Green, the three months
old daughter of Carl and Ida Wilmer
Green. died Friday at Union Hospital
of cholera infantum.
The funeral was held Sunday at
Pleasant Hill.
E. Lynne Painter.
E. Lynne Painter, ESQ.,, was killed
Wednesday of last week while walking
on the Western Maryland Railroad
tracks, near his home in Baltimore
county, aged SO years. He was unmar-
ried. The deceased will be remember
ed by many Cecil countians as bridge
engineer in this county, in the late
eighties.
Mrs. Mary Cook Todd.
Mrs. Mary Cook Todd, of Barks-
dale. former teacher in the county
schools, died Monday at Union Hos
pital, where she had been brought to
undergo treatment for valvular heart
trouble. aged SO years.
The funeral was held Thursday
afternoon with services at her late
home and interment at Head of Chris
tiana Cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-08-26
G. inival At EIkton

The thir annual Firemen's Carni-
val at Ell on has been in full swing
this weel and young and old are
finding ar usement The rain on We'd
nesday lght broke things up, but
caused large crowd to he on hand
Thursday evening. If you haven't
been attending be sure to come this
Saturday evening; if you have been
attending you will be on hand