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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-02-29

Dear Madge
Honey, / Just received your letter.
1t was TOO bad that you had to hurry
away after the Circus. but | am glad
you we're able 10 see the greatest show
on earth, even If you couldn't stay ,tor
the weekend.
Now listen, l don't know il can
answer all those questions about who
the characters we're. Let's see; OF
course, Urk was Chandelier, Theodore
Davis, while Wak-Wak. was Tony,
Charles Chandler. Bonelesse was Am
brose Thomas, one OF our new MEM
beers iron. st. Mary's county. Yes, in
deed, agree with you; he must be
made OF elastic. You guessed right
about the Serpentine Dancer; it was
linor ]. Digges. She was very, very
good in her act, wasn't she II was
Ida Wilmer VINO danced the Egyptian
Dance-very clever, too, an certain.
Yes, indeed, that was our noble pres
ident, Alfred Sweeney, who had all
that trouble finding out where his girl
was to cometrom. OF course, he could
not help but take the Southern girl.
Indeed, he has line voice. Well,
we'll 0AAAu 9Ou iDCo6hi1V A@AA1 Aoth
our old friend, Emile RoweI That
silly old Aunt Jemima was Marjorie
Gwynn. Well, just simply can't an
swer any more; will tell you when you
do spend that weekend with me.
Oh, yes, of course, am sorry that
you tore your new dress laughing al
The Minstrels. And then to have il
torn more in the crowd, too. But still,
as you say, it was worth more than a
mere dress TO see such show. A big
crowd Yes, reported to be the big
gest ever in the Town Hail--about 45C
or 500 people. ] tell you, we were
proud. But then, the public has al
ways shown its appreciation of Hia.
wathan programs. Three more cheers
for the PUBLIC
Well as | have been very busy,
feel like seven days, SO must close now
and will write again when l am begin
ming to feel like ground pepper.
Wak-Wak, darling.
From
NANCY.
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Death Of Miss Thelma Albrittain.

Miss Thelma Albrittain, daughter OF
the late John W. and Mrs. Etheldra
Albrittain, died Friday last, after a
lingering illness, aged 20 years.
The deceased was a graduate pf Nc
Donough institute After Having
school she secured position in
Washington, which she successfully
filled until i'll health, brought on by
overwork, forced her to retire. She
was bright and studions young wo-
man.
She leaves surviving her six bro
Tiers and two sisters, who are Messrs.
Warren M, James W., Georgs H. and
Henry Albrittain, of this county;
Lemuel Albrittain, OF Baltimore, and
Frank Albrittain. of Washington; Mrs.
f. Albert Hicks, of Washington, and
Miss Eleanor Albrittain. this county.
Her funeral took place Monday.
Services we're held in Christ Episcopal
Church here and her remains we're laid
to rest In Mt. Rest Cemetery. Rev
DR.. WIN. Hirst Heigham conducted
the services. Her pallbearers we're five
of her brothers mentioned above and
her uncle, Mr.. James L. Padgett.
Lomax & Penn had charge Of the
funeral.
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A wedding OF interest to Charles
county took place Thursday, Feb. 81
when Miss Agnes Dora Simpson
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Ed
ward Simpson, of this county, became
the bride Of MIR. Richard Israel Mertz,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. WiiliamC. Mertz,
OF Washington, d. G. The ceremony
was performed'~in the reclory of St,
Mary's Church, Newport, by the Rev,
p. J. Bradley. The bride was attended
BY her sister, Mrs. Charles Merlin Tip
pett, as Matron of Honor. MIR. Charles
w. Brooks was best man.
Ths bride wore o lhree-piece travel
ing suit OF navy blue Charmeen, trim
med in brown crepe, with small bat oil
the same shade.
After the bridal party had partaken
OF breakfast with the brides parents,
the bride and groom left for wedding
trip to New York.
After March 10, Mr.. and Mrs. Merit
will be at home at 1903 z St., N. W.,
Washington, d c.
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Charles County Appointments.

Governor Richie has sent to the
Senate for confirmation the following
appointments for Charles county
Supervisors of Electious-J. Frank
Medley, Charles H. Stonestreet and
Joseph D. Gardiner.
Justices of the Peace Henry G. Rob
ertson, Walter Thompson, George M.
Carpenter, ]. I. Delozier, Charles A
Wiley. Thomas NJ. Carpenter. James
T. Dyer, Thomas NJ. Wilkinson, F. E,
Mattlngly, Richard H. Knott John L.
Wolfe.
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The Circus.

The Circus came TO the Town Hall
Friday night last from the McDonough
Institute and the large and apprecia-
tive audience was given real treat by
the Hawaiian Literary Society OF the
school. From beginning to end pro-
gram was carried out, in which the
students covered themselves with glory.
Every participant in the affair is to be
highly commended for their splendid
performance. The program wound up
with minstrel troupe holding forth
which brought forth bursts of laughter
ahd applause.
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County tuberculosis Clinic.

The next tuberculosis clinic will be
held at DR.. F. D, Chappelear's Office,
H1ghesville, March 9Th Thursday at
I'D. m. The number of applicants for
examination coming to these clinics is
evidence that they I'll long felt want.
Very few serious conditions have been
discovered, but the few who had such
symptoms have been referred to their
famil, physician for treatment and
are that much ahead in obtaining relief
and return of good health.
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Lenten resolutions are in order.
Next Wednesday will be Ash We'd
nesday.
Sheriff Joseph H. Howard was q
visitor TO Baltimore Monday.
Hon. Albert ]. Lomax, OF Leonard
town, was a visitor here during the
week.
Il you want 10 sell your farm, list it
with S. X. Burch, Hughesville, Nd
adv.
Don't forget the W. o. W. Dance at
Waldorf Hall, Feb. 29th. Bergman
music.
The Mock Trialn takes place in the
Town Hall tonight. Be sure you are
present
Ober's 10 per cent Tobacco Bed fer
tilizer for sale by Mitchell Motor Co 4,
La Plata, Md.
Mr.. w. B. Billingsley and family
spent Friday OF last week with friends
in Washington.
Mrs. NJ. Clara Budd has returned to
her home in this Town from a visit TO
friends in Washington.
Mr.. Samuel q. Bird, OF the State
Roads construction force, motored TO
Baltimore Sunday last.
Two more dogs in the vicinity of
Faulkner, showing signs OF hydropho-
bia, were recently killed.
Miss Gertie Gosnell, of Baltimore
county, spent the weekend with Miss
Neale Wills, at Bel Alton.
Rev. G. W. Moore will preach at
Calvary NJ. E. Church, Waldorf, Sun
day, March 2, at 7.30 z. NJ.
Thank the man who directs you to
Martins Hotel, La Plata, Nd, 10 dine
He is sure friend to YOU.
Former Judge Joseph P. johnson,
Of the Orphans Court, was visitor 70
the county seat during the week.
For tobacco beds, get Old Honesty
10 per cent fertilizer. For safe by
Robert v. Norris, La Plata, Md.
Mr.. Leonard Ritter, of Washington,
spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. h. Ritter, this town.
The season of Lent which begins
next Wednesday, will bring about a
Cessation in entertainments until Eas-
Ter.
Paymaster John ]. Gering, retired,
and Mrs. Gering, of INDIAN Head,
we're visitors 10 La Plata Saturday
last.
Mr.. Leon Bailey, the popular gro
Gerry merchant in this town, PAID .
brief visit 70 Baltimore during the
week.
Miss Mamie Matthews. OF Baltimore,
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Catherine G. Matthews, in this
Town.
Cashier r. J. Mates, of the South.
ern Maryland National Bank, spent
the weekend with relatives in BslIi-
more.
According to reports, prohibition
agents have been reaping harvest in
stiils IN this section of the State re-
GENTLY.
Mr.. Perry Wilmer, iSr., of neal
Faulkner, who has been suffering with
, severe attack OF cold, is now much
better.
William Watts, q highly respected
eolored citizen, died suddenly al hi
home near this town, Tuesday morn
ms last.
DR.. B. Harris Camalier and Mr.
Bernard Spalding, of Leonsrdtown
we're welcome callers at our Office Fri
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Parker, o
Baltimore, we're weekend guests Of tn
family Of Mrs. Adrian Posey, at 9Th
Naples"
Rev. Father Peck, the popular pas
Tor of Holy Ghost Catholic Church, a
Issue, was 8 visitor to Washington
curing the week,
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Mrs. Julia Hanson, relict OF the late
Ernest Hanson, died at her home near
Pomiret, Thursday of last week, aged
about s. years. Death was due 10 the
infirmities OF age.
Before marriage, Mrs. Hanson was
Miss Julia Turner, daughter Of the
late Zepheniah Turner. As a wife and
mother, she was all that those terms
imply, and as friend and neighbor.
she was always kind and considerate.
She is survived By two sons-Messrs.
Bayard and Willie Hanson.
Her funeral took place Saturday
last and, following services conducted
by Rev. DR.. Heigham in Christ Church,
this town, her remains were inferred in
Mt. Rest Cemetery.
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Religious Notices..


The Rev. VIM. Hirst HeighAm. D. ID.
.ector. Telephone, La Plata IS.
Services for Quiuquagesima Sunday
March 2.
7.45A. M, La Plata, Christ Church
holy Communion.
GA. NJ, La Plata, Christ Church
Church School.
IL A. NJ, La Plata, Christ Church
Litany, Holy Communion and Sermon.
200 p. Nj, Waldorf. Saint Barna-
oas' Chapel, Church School.
800 p NJ, Waldorf. Saint BarnG-
bas' Chapel, Evening Prayer and Ser
mon.
ASH WEDNESDAY, MARCH ..
40 A. NJ, La Plata, Christ Church,
Holy Communion.
til0 A. NJ, Holy Communion and Ad-
dress
4P. NJ, Litany, Penitential Office,
and Address.
Thursday, March 6, 10 A. NJ, Holy
Communion and Address; 4 p. NJ
Evening Prayer and Address.
Friday and Saturday, service at
p. M.
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Famous Authors Contribute.

Such famous writers as Booth Tar
kington, Ben Ames Williams, Fannie
hurst, Edna Ferber and Irwin 5. Cobb
are regular contributors TO the maya
zine OF The Washington Star each
sunday. Melville DAWSON Post and
Waiter De Leon have written two re-
markable articles for Sunday, March
1.-TWO stories that you cannot afford
to miss Order u copy OF next Sun
days Washington star from your
newsdealer Today.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

| beg to thank friends, patrons and
ronage during q ten-oay sale, adyer-
tised to terminate on the 26th inst, and
wish to announce that owing to in
clement weather, ETC., which prevented
others from coming, l will continue
sale with same courteous treatment un-
I'll 10Th OF March.
Thanking you for past patronage
ana soiicitlng a continuance OF same,
am
Very respectfully,
A. b. MURPHY,
Pomonkey, Md
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Club Notes

The Potomac Community Club held
its regular February meeting Al the
residence OF Mrs. Napoleon jameson,
the Vice President.
This meeting was we'll attended and
we were pleased TO have two visitors,
Mrs. Blanche Herbert and Mrs. Maud
Tippett, Of Newport.
Mrs. Bohannan gave q most inter-
esting demonstration with the steam
pressure cooker. Al l.30 the cooker
was opened and there was q lovely
roast of beef and chicken, which We
realized would be soon served by our
charming hostess.
In the afternoon Mr.. George Il.
Stuntz, new county agent, and Mr.. j..
Wade Rice, poultry expert from the
University of Maryland, called. Mr..
Stuntz told US how delighted he was TO
be present, and how lovely the people
Of Charles county had been to him.
Mr.. Rice gave an interesting talk on
poultry, which was highly appreciated
and enjoyed,
We then adjourned, to meet the soc
ond Wednesday in March, at the resi-
denee of Mrs. Aanie Cramer. OF Faulk-
ner.
CLUB REPORTER.
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Durham Parish, Nanjemoy. s Ser
vices at the Brick Church at II a. N.
on the first, third and fifth Sundays
in the month.
Services at St. James Chapel at II
a. m. on the second and fourth Sun
days in the month. Holy Communion
the first sunday in the month.
REV. SETH A. MILLS,
Rector.
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Chevrolet, 1923 model.
Chevrolet, 1918 -
Ford, 1921 "
If you want good used car tina
will give you service, look these over
Have been overhauied.
THoS. p. McDoNAGH,
La Plata, Nd.
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La Plata Charge, NJ. e. Church
South, Rev. II. Q. Burr, Pastor.
La Plata, 2nd Sunday, IL q. M; 4th
Sunday, leo p. m.
Pisgah. LIST and 3rd Sundays, II 3. m.
Dentsville, End and 4th Sundays,
p. m.
Bethel, End Sunday, p. M; 4th
Sunday, IL q. m.
ChicamuxeE, 5rd Sunday, 3 p. m.
Shiloh, LIST Sunday, p. M; Bird
Sunday, $50 p. m.
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NOTICE.

The Charles County Road Commits
sion will hold regular monthly meet
ings, during the year 1924, on the Sec
ond Tuesday of each month at II
o'clock noon in the Court House at La
Plata.
ROBERT GRAIN,
3-1-tf. Chairman.
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NANCY

Any one desiring a demonstration
on the Radio will please write us, or
call at our place OF business any even
ing after six CLOCK.
MITcHELL MOTOR Co.,
La Plata, Md,
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DOG NOTICE.

The County Commissioners now have
under consideration the appointment
OF special officers to enforce the collec-
ton OF license on dogs, as provided by
Chapter 498, Act Of 1920. 1t Is hoped
1t Will not be necessary to take these
extreme steps.
BY order OF the Board of County
Commissioners,
j. H. NJ. DoRsETT, Clerk.
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The Newburg Club Girls held their
meeting at the home OF Mr.. A. A. Hay
den, Feb. 81, 1924, with all the mem
bers present. The Club Girls are go
ing to do club work In two of the club
girls bedroom. Mrs. Bohannan DEM
onstraied how to do the work in the
bedroom of the two Hayden girls
Kathleen and Bernice. Alter the meet
iug Mrs. HAYDEN served tasty dish
for lunch which we all enjoyed. There
was no more business and the meeting
adjourned TO meet March 3, 1924.
MARIE LOVE. Sec'ty.
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a CARD.

Having opened a Law Office in the
Cooksey Building at La Plata, Nd,
we beg TO announce to the public that
we can be seen any day during the
week at said office.
MUDD & EDEIEN.
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Salesman wanted with automobile for
country work. Quality line. Good
pat. THE LEN0X OIL & PAINT COM
PANY, Dept, Sales, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Charles County Farm Bureau.

On Friday afternoon Of last week
the Wayside Local met at Wayside
Hall. A goodly number OF members
were present and the program for the
coming year was submitted By the
Program Committee and adopted The
revised fertilizer prices OF the Mary
land Tobacco Growers Association
we're presented and a fertilizer pool
from that locality is assured.
The Wayside Women's Club held a
joint session with the Farm Bureau
and at the request Of the mai9 members
formulated ehe Home and Committee
program for the year.
On the same night despite the severe
cold, a large number of members, in
Guiding several ladies, attended the
meeting OF the La Plata Local at the
Library.
An intense and interesting round ta-
bic discussion followed the iutr due
ton Of the program by the Program
Committee. II was decided to include
the subject of Dairying in the program
which was then adopted.
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On Tuesday, March lth, at r. N
the monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Directors Of the Charles County Farm
Bureau will be held. At this meeting
the yearly program as formulated by
the various Locals will be coordiuaied
with the county program, so hat al
every Farm Bureau Local meeting
there will be taken up a subject boar
ing upon the problem OF that locality.
Speakers, films, demonstrations and
discussions will be arranged for, so all
the meetings will be well worth at.eCd.
ing.
The County program Will be pub
lished in the near future.
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The Church OF the Nazarene. Sunday,
March 2, preaching rs follows
Chicamuxen at IL a. m.
Pisgah at 3 p. m.
Indian Head at 7.30 p. m.
d. W. SWEENEY, Pastor.
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Nanjemoy and Marbury Baptist
Churches, Rev. 7. L. Scruggs, Pastor.
Services at NsnjemoY-P Preaching
LIST and 3rd Sundays, II a m. and 8 p,
m. Sunday School, 10 a. m, and B.
Y. p. U. every Sunday, Up. m. Prayer
Meeting o'clock Thursday nights.
Services at Misunderstanding End
and 4th Sundays. IL u m. and p. m.
Sunday School, 10 q. m. and B. Y. p.
U. every Sunday, 8 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday nights.
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Reserved Seats, 75c.; Straight Ad-
mission-adulis, Soc; children. Csc.
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DANCING-cLARK's ORCHESTRA
2-15-3t.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
WANTS DRIVERS PROHIBITED

Mayor <. M. Paonessa las written General Manager ]. K. Pnndcrford cf the Connecticut Company ~ctnindira Jim that the Public Utilities comuis- sion has practically ordered rgrne protection for drivers at the end oi Jubilee street. and that Mr. Pundfr- ford has not conferred with the eity as yet despite his promise to do so. seNcra! months ago fhe mayor brought s petition before The r. '. f.. pointing out that Inexperienced driv- trs often dfite out onto thr irsst.a not Knowing of the abrupt ending oy ihe street. He asked that protertiap be afforded snd the commission agreed that it wss adtisaHle.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
GRADUATES WITH HOkORS
Ncw Britain Boy Iets a P. I,r-r,c A Trinity, alrcaJs knowm .s Mritcr-sIay IBc Ncw~rapcrnIan.

Among t1s graduates at Trinity college in Hartford this week was a young man from New Britain Hho aI- ready has attained some distinction as writer and expects to carte A namC for himself in the literary and Iotir- naiisiic field. He is EerInet F. Far ker. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. raricr. of ss Lincoln street.
 He graduated from the college with The degree of bachelor of arts. after iakiHs g general academic course. He has written number of articles fer The college paper uhile 2 student tHerg and has had some articles puh- iisllel iu other magazines. He is ihs auihcr nf A History nf Haderu ws1i- co. He also has some rspufation as 2 csrtoorisf
 Hr Parker pects tn foiior up nsesrapsr pork fn the future.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
Malls Are ReRnIated
WHAT IS THE USE OF LIVING

What is thc use Of living when a woman gets ID in the morning as tired as when she reH; io besi at night with headache. backaths. dragging down pains. aestors .rIitab.e and despon- fsnt Tness are Fl symptoms o. aii- ns@nts rscuissr h het sex which .nakes fife . hnr5sr. Every woman i1 this -ondiiioa siicE,f raiv apor Lydia F ptnkhann's NeEs.sb,s Compound. a ro5s gfz- fssfl iaea1 remedy made .-5sn roo.s l15 s+-bs !, contains no aarc--s>s o- =ar1f-I sr4gs ana Tor 1A-y rsz:s 1as ss.a restoring s.ornen to h-si.h ara strength ara the 55y. Of llrizs
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18

East Main street, The body lay in state from ls 10 1 o'clock and many "ho had bcen acquainted Htth Mir. tondrll during his lifetime, ,ieUed it for tho last time.
 Funrtrl services Vrrc hold iu tha temple with members nf Frod,rirk iodre <. r. X \. M. of which Mir rordol a7s q member and raal master. and q large number or tho members offended. The body Nas then hors" from fha rdiacn and taken tp H- 17st resting place in West cemetery. The pail bearers ocre Honrt Trumbult <. \. Mcleod af inc raintila Trust Co. John R Minor Joseph \. Mrkefnan. Stanley EUilitm representing inc Shrine arr Arthur Booth representing the Knights 7ampIars.
 Dhsrf,r iuni,crs-ry.
 Attorney and t'h4ries r. roafon g iii obscrta ihe lSih anniversary of fhctr wedding in quiot manner 'n- morrn". Batb are vsI luoau hrrr Uirrr tNar haar made thair homes sinca iHair 1arriaro They vrrn marri"l tn si Matthew's church. Forrs'viile. tv Inc lnie Ery. William Kennedy. Mrs rnelon bcfuro hcr marr'seH v~z Miss Margarrt krnncy of FnrrsfvilIe.
 Attorney coutou is enc of 'h- hrs' ka1H n rs siicnis nr rlainvilr ohr-n h- conducts a iaw husjrrss uith o'- hcrs in Inc Eus=rll hlork.
 tn,rri,an Legion Noics.
 r-Eul-r meeting os Hrork- Tarnr= ros'. American Legion eit t7 held fv iba t.rrirn ruoms nn Whit inr s.r~t nrzt Monday evening at uhtrh f4fus number of important matter. gro fn rcma un for disrus- sfsn. . Urge ciass nf candidates vIn he tai'ig1ed \ snria1 vin follow the a o~k
 rk-ra~nas p7s is performing q eizu~I sersirs fsr tHa rx-srf,ics
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
OPERATING COST OF
 SCHOOLS UP 6P. L.
Net Increase in Salaries for Next
 Year Totals SiS,4&
WIDENING OF HAlf STREET
t]r Engineer To submit P;a,e-Ti,e Foot Line Rns@indcd-Roots Island Playground Discusscd-Hearinc q, Pure Milk Ordinance,

Increase Of an average Of $ per cent in the operating cost Of inc tocsl schools was approved last night at Joint meeting Of the boards Of education and the city council. The extra amount win mean an increa So of Sli,312 in present salaries. and an extra amount Of S1o,56o for eight ne" teachers and a part time instruc- tor The budget for last year amounted to sacc.5a7. while this years budget calls for s236.?16. The total increase in the salary list fol- lows,
 Department Salaries Jpcrsaza
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
GRANGE OBSERVES
 CHILDREN'S NIGHT
Excellent Program Rendered by Future Members Of Organization
A. H. C0NDELL BURIED
To chser,e Wedding Anni, crsary- American Legion SotcS-Awartled Bible Tor EACellcncr in studies PiainI file Briefs.

PlainNille Grange after the regular meeting last night in Grange hall on ! Heres street obsers cd "Children's Night" with one of the best programs of. the year rendered hy the children of the members who were present. 1 Over 900. more than half Of them { children. attended the meeting and took part in the entertainment.
 The festivities opened with the as semhly singing America Then fol- lowed a recitation by Mildred Spen- crr; Singing. a recitation hv Rob crt Ruell; a vocal solor. Lois Farrar; recitation, Howard Martin, Jr.: reel tation, Frances Cowles: violin solo. Hope Farrar; recitation. Robert New ell; singing of "The RlGcbells Of Scotland" by the entire group of Chil- dren; reading hy Leila Ryder; tahleaux b" Lois Farrar and Irving Wilher; recitation. A3cn Tyler: reel tation, "The Clork" ty Lois l'arrar and "rhH Star sranglcd Banner" by the children.
 Following the program. refresh- monis were served io those present end all voted the evening one of the most successful Of its kind ever held hy tho lceal Grange.
 \. IT. tondcll BurirI
 The funeral of \. II. Condell, de- ceased sico- president or the Pam>ille Trust O., was held this afternoon nt . o'clock from the Masonic Temple on