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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
CHESAPEAKE CITY BRIDGE


The new lift bridge across the
Chesapeake & Delaware Canal at
Chesapeake City, has been opened
to traffic.
The bridge is the largest of four
new structures the War Department
is building across the canal, clearing
the channel at point about 240
feet wide, as compared with a
channel width of It's feet at st.
Georges Summit, and Reedy Point
bridge at Delaware City. The cost
of the new bridge is more than
$461, 900.
The dimensions of the new bridge
are as follows: Height above mean
low water in closed position, II feet !;
normal lift, 1913 feet; height of
towers above top of piers, 1856 feet;
length lift span, 263 feet, 3--inches; !;
weight of lift span, $50 tons, or
2S0 tons more than that at st.
Georges bridge which was completed
last March.
The bridge connects George street
on the south with Lock street on the
north, in Chesapeake City, and is
some distance from the old bridge
which will soon be torn down. 1t
has a roadway "a feet wide
between the curbs and two side
walks outside the trusses.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
RAID BY PROHIBITION
AGENTS

Four men were arrested last week
by prohibition agents in raid on
the property known as the RooI
farm, in Elk Neck, Cecil county
They identified themselves as Clyde
Robertson, James w. Matthews,
Henry Arrants and George b.
Thompson, all of that section.
All were taken to the Central
Police Station, Baltimore, with the
exception of Arrants, who, according
to the dry agents, is the owner of
the farm. Arrants was given sum-
mons to appear for arraignment.
The agents seized 200 gallon
still, thirty-four gallons of whiskey,
5000 gallons of mash motor
truck.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
BITTEN BY PET DOG

Elsie Landers, young daughter OF
William Landers, of near town, is
receiving the Pasteur treatment at
her home. Some days ago Elsie
was doctoring a little pet dog that
was sick, when the animal snapped
at her, breaking the skin on one
of her fingers. The dog died a day
or two afterward, and as a pre-
cautionary measure it was thought
advisable to give the girl the Pas
teur treatment.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
OFFICERS OF ROTARY CLUB

Elkton Rotary Club has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year President, 8. Ralph An
irews; vice president, Carroll 7.
Gardner; secretary and treasury,
Lynn B. Gillespie. The directors
chosen are Messrs. Wallace Will
.iams. Irwin T. Kepler, VIM. J.
Davis, Daniel s. Terrell, Albert d.
Mackey and the above named Of
ficers. President Andrews was also
elected delegate to the Rotary Inter-
national Convection which meets in
Denver, Colorado, next month.
John H. Terrell was chosen alternate.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
CHESAPEAKE CITY RESIDENTS
WANT NEW ROAD

Residents OF Chesapeake City,
rave asked the Government to build
| new road in that town along what
known as Water street, to con-
1ect with the road leading to the
postoffice building. Inasmuch as the
GOOD road through the town, known
is the Causeway, was torn up when
he new cut for the canal was made,
he citizens of Chesapeake, think
they are entitled to the new road.
The Government, it is believed, will
make the improvement, if the case
IAN be brought forcibly enough be-
fore the proper officials.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
SECOND. DEGREE MURDER

Ernest R. Boatwright, charged
with the murder of his wife, Mary
Walker Boatwright, in Aberdeen, on
December goth last, was tried before
Ia jury and Judges Offutt, Duncan
and, Preston in the Circuit Court for
Baltimore County, at Towsen, last
week, and verdict of second degree
murder was returned by the jury
after deliberation of but forty-tive
minutes.
Boatwright was sentenced on Mon
day to eighteen years in Maryland
Penitentiary.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
GAME PRESERVE ON SPESUTIA
ISLAND

G, A. McCommons, contractor and
builder, of Havre de Grace, has been
awarded contract by the Spesutia
Island Rod and Gun Club. and has a
force of about twenty-five men
employed building barns, pheasant
coops, boat houses and other build
ings. The club plans to establish a
game preserve ON Spesutia Island,
specializing in the breeding of
pheasants. Already several settings
of eggs are in process of Matching.
The preserve will be enclosed with a
high wire fence.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
TOWN ELECTION

The annual municipal election for
i've Commissioners of the town OF
Rising Sun, to serve for the ensuing
ear, will be held on Monday, May
TO- The polls will be open at the
Commissioners office, corner OF Pearl
md Mount streets, from 8 to 9 .. m
The names appearing upon the
printed ballot are ]. D. Donache,
R. C. Dodson, H. M. Duyckinck
Gerald Dunbar, Job w. Kirk, w.
Louis Ryan, H. L. Shepherd. Willis
c.. We'll.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
FIRE DESTROYS SAW MILL

The saw mill Of Ira w. Moore in
the woods tract on the Warburton
property, near Pleasant Hill, was
destroyed by fire about six o'clock
tuesday evening. Elkton firemen
responded, with engine, but the
mill was doomed before they reached
the scene.
The firemen helped the bucket
brigade that was at. work, and the
lumber was saved and fire prevented
from spreading to the woods.
Sparks from the saw mill boiler
are supposed to have caused the
hre, which resulted in a loss of
about $4,000, with no insurance.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
JOINT BAND CONCERT

The Community Fire Company
Band went to North East ON Friday
evening last for a joint rehearsal
with the band of that place and the
Chesapeake City band.
A concert will be given Jointly by
the three organizations, under di-
rection Of Prof. c. F. Schlosser, in
Rising Sun at an early date.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
PROPOSED MILITARY CAMP
SITE

The State of Maryland is reported
% be considering the purchase of
1000 acres of land, along the Como
wingo road, in Hartford county, for
permanent military encampment.
rhe property being considered con-
sists of the farms OF Col. d. 6. Lee,
John N Wilkinson, the Wysong
farm and the w. B. Robinson farm.
Options have been obtained, it is
understood, on all the farms
mentioned.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
THE FLOWER FOR MOTHERS
DAY

When Mothers Day was originat-
ed it was the intention to have pink
carnations worn for living mothey
and white as symbol of mourning.
However. white carnations are the
usual thing, whether the parent is
living or dead.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
TRUSTEES IN BANKRUPTCY

In the matter of the A. F. Brown
Packing Corporation, of Havre de
Grace, in bankruptcy, the following
trustees have been elected
E. V. Stockham, of Havre de
Grace; Edwin HI. w. Harlan and
Frank Jocobs, OF Bel Air.
1t is the duties of the trustees to
sell the assets of the bankrupt and
pay the creditors, and in this case,
as the bankruptcy petition shows in
their schedule that their liabilities
only exceed their assets by about
$4,000, with the fine stock on hand
of fancy shoe peg corn, the trustees
should be able to realize on it
sufficiently to pay all creditors in
full.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
ATHLETIC MEET AT NEWARK

Thirty-two schools from four
States, with total of $50 con-
testants, have entered the fourteenth
annual inter-scholastic field and
track meet, to be held on Frazer
Field, University of Delaware, New
ark, on Saturday. There are eleven
schools from Delaware, ten from
Pennsylvania, six from Maryland
and five from New Jersey entered.
1t is the largest entry list since the
meet was organized.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-05-07
THE SEASONS DEMANDS

For Women's, Girls and
Children's Hats, have been
filled, and we have many New
Hats on Sale. Also a table
OF Reduced Hats at $1.O0 to
$2.00.
GILLESPIE'S MILLINERY
Phone las Rising Sun, Md.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

The New York State Society will
meet. $50 o'clock, at the Willard Ho-
tel. Dancing and cards.
The PetWorth Masonic Club will
meet, 7:45 O'Clock, at Joppa Lodge
Hall. 1909 Ninth street. Cards will
follow meeting for benefit of educa-
tional fund for establishing a school of
foreign service at George Washington
University. a project sponsored by the
National League of Masonic Clubs.
Union meeting of all councils Royal
Arcanum, s O'Clock, at "a Grant place.
Harold {. knoeppel of New York will
be speaker.
The Washington Alumnae Chapter,
Delta Theta Fraternity, will meet with
Miss Dorothy Ladd. at the BalfOur.
United Lodge of Theosophists, 1881
* street, will have a study class, s
o'clock. All welcome.
The Teachers Benefit and Annuity
Association will meet 1880 o'clock. in
its new home, 961 Florida avenue
Election of officers.
Viva NJ. January will lecture, s
o clock, before the Unity Society, 1926
| street.
The St. Joseph Club win meet. $50
o'clock, in school hall, 3l3 Second
street northeast.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columba-Snow and not
quite SO cold tonight; minimum tenn
perature about % degrees: tomorrow
partly cloudy: moderate south ana
southwest shifting to northeast winds.
observation-disclosures and not quite so
cold tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy;
moderate to fresh south and southwest
shifting to northwest winds.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer-4 pm, SO; pm. 20:
l. midnight, %. 1 am, lG; am, 10,
noon, %.
Barometer-4 pm. 5000; pm,
20.O1; II midnight, 3O.03; 4 am, 1904;
am, 30.05; noon, 29.3S.
Highest temperature, 33, occurred at
pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 49, occurred at
7:40 am. today
Temperature same date last year
Highest, AZ; lowest, %.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
GeOdetic Survey)
Today-Low tide, 80 am. and l:2S
pm; high tide 7:O1 am. and 7:24 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 2:22 am. and
2:24 pm; high tide, 1:oS am. and
$50 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 7:26 am, sun sets
5:07 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 7:26 am, sun
sets sos pm.
Moon rises 6:44 am, sets 4:3S pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1926-01-13
Garo of Tbanks.

ha aMiLTOS. I wish to express my sincere
tnanks and deepest appreciation to rela-
yves ana friends for their kindness during
the illness and their expressions of sym
pdthy and foral tributes at the death OF
my beloved wife. MARTHA HAMILTON.
THOMAS HAMILTON.
ho~A AhD; The family of the late Rev. VII
Lam JAMES HOWARD wish to express
thelr sincere thanks and appreciation to
ne ne Zi9n Baptist Church and its auxiliaries.
me dtie Baptist Ministers Alliance; sister
'nufches. the Lott Carey Foreign Mission
IiIH society. trustees of Stoddard Baptist
rome, the Masonic and odd Fellow fra
mth!ues. clv1c groups. various schools the
hu-SoIi-t Club. the College Alumnae Club
1mn az friends for their expressions of
sSmpathy ard beautiful floral tributes
9 np9n the passing of their beloved husband
ana 1ather. THE FAMILY.
SMITH. We wish TO express TO our relatives
ahu Hlehds our deep appreciation and
thanks for their expressions of sympathy
an ana beautiful floral tributes at the death
81 our bel9xed wife and mother. IVY CE-
HERBERT w. SMITH AND FAMILY. I.
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MRS. M. A. BLONDEL DIES.
Deceased Had Been Resident c
City Since 1870.

Mrs. Mary A. Blondel, widow Of Eu-
gene Blondel. and Il resident Of this
city since 1870. died at the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. w. II. klopfer.
-Gta Connecticut avenue. Monday
after am illness Of two weeks.
Mrs. BlOndel was an active church
worker and had been a member Of
Mount Vernon NJ. T.. Church South
for the last % years. She was one of
two living members of that church
WhO had been members FOR that
length Of time, it is stated. Mrs. Blon-
del was y native of Richmond, Va.
She leaves two daughters.
Private funeral services were con
ducicd today. with iutermcut in Rock
creek Cemetery
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FOUND.

AlREDALE. female tan legs and body with
blarh -mINrr saddle. Young dog. Owner please
clam; Washington Animal Rescue League.
"a! MARY land ave. s.w.
COLLIE. male. golden brown with whit.
markings wearing round leather collar with
taE No. l.!.!p3 1870 wear. also heart
~h7prd aluminium uI-il collar with no
riarh Or Identification. VIII owner please
Ga nj this beautiful dog Amply Washington
| Animal Rescue League. 349 Maryland ave.
sw.
COLLIE PJ P-Owner may have same on
identification. Adams 36ST-W.
PERSIAN CAT-1Gth ana Crittendeu SITS.
Call evenings after pm. Col. tj54-W.
! PooDLE-.Good looking female: someone :
Evening star., 1926-01-13

The quarterly convention of the
W. {. 7. I. of the District will be
| held Thursday at Eastern Presbvter-
ian Church, Sixth and g street north
east, from 10 am, to / pm. Speakers:
Mrs. Ella a. Boole, president National
". {. T. L.: Representative Walter
II. Newton and Judge Kathryn Sci
lerS.
Evening star., 1926-01-13

The Town Players of Northeast
Washington viii give the first pres
entation of Il new musical comedy,
The Fountain of Youth" by Rev
Edmund II. Stevens, pastor of the
Church Of our Savior, in their parish
hall. Sixteenth and Irving streets, to-
morrow night and Friday night.
Evening star., 1926-01-13

bliss, "An Unused Southern Wild Food
Plant" and j. w. Gidley. Fossil
Man Associated With the Mammoth
in Florida: New Evidence on the An
tiquity of Man in America Visit ors
are welcome.
The Tennessee Society of Washing
ton vii give 4 ball and entertainment
Saturday. $50 pm. at the Willard
Hotel. Officers will be installed. Miss
Mary Frances Glenn of Tennessee,
and of the Washington Opera Com
pany, viii sing.
The Ohio Girls Club will give a
dance Friday evening at the Denlee.
1919 X street. OhiOanS invited.
The annual dance of the Children of
the Contederacy has been postponed
from January -, To February II. 1t
win be held ut Confederate Memorial
Hail.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ger
man Orphan Home will meet tomor-
row. ; pm. at Concordla Chapei,
Twentieth and & streets.
The Tivoli Pastime Club vii give a
dance tomorrow. 9 pm. in private ball
room of the Arcade.
DIR. Henry Campbell Black. recog-
nized as authority on the history OF
Evening star., 1926-01-13
MITCHELL PACKS UP.
Furniture and Belongings at Fort
Houston Being Made Ready.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, January 13
IP).-Col. William Mitchell evidently
has given up all expectation Of re-
turning to Fort Sam Houston.
Under his instructions. his house
hold furniture and other belongings
are being packed for shipment.
No order has yet been issued re-
heving him permanently from duty at
the sth Corps Area headquarters.
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Deaths.

McCLTRE. Monday January u 1896 h.
24CE 2ec DE 7 b.ba a. Emsrssnry e aospta CIAE-
Funeral from The chanel Of Thomas
Ssrgeon l0l tn ST. NV Tbursday.' Jan
at Rock Creek Cemetery e.
McSWQRDS. Tuesday. January - l9sc
JULIA E; NcSwORDS. in her d5tb yea
Mr. NIT Bee ifo, TS5dGRge Go9d@S < her aaqrs,e
vile Union Cemetery w.
MILLER. IIiEIsR. Mond1y Janusry IL. 1926 IGNA-
qL.lfr 4I4f vo Fqqeral II from his late rc-'delo..
mass at the Church Of " the fgilili imnl,c,,l,r. n
friends friends invited. Intcrmcnt at s. MAJ
Antonio Tex Ms. slllt ShxHir' 'i;' B N6oRf aj i9@
w III ShrcLel. wife Of Charles H. Moor
DGbartment III this city Burial vii be IT,,
1TIlW%@a anrnE%Ccd cemetery and date viii be dgi'
NUM-. Suddenly. SUNDAY. January 10 1qor
At her home. APO 18Th I nv ".
MOLLIE NUNN. beloved mother and 'nc'af D.
SGT tsTs pEfisd EtEs Na9n iRs Rf sasss 1Fs
Carol HaZzard: one son. Charles Ashton
from Hopewell Methodist Church G.;i9as.
Va. Wednesday,
PARKINSON. Wednesday. January IL Ia.G
AT his residen"e. 1916 Delahrld piar,. n v.
Parkinson. Funeral from hi I5te I'll i,le,l
Friday January ,. az 10 80 am Inter-
meht at Arlington National Cemeterg. Il
PAYNE. Departed this life January n
i.@b . 30 am. al her residence 10;
NJ g6v oltvet vet 1o;; I'd; NJ; ELIZA BETH AsDER'
leaving 'T2xsS msnS fatbfoi Tiif of fog k%2erl Paye
TTEes TIe1,.ffoo, 70 mourn her departure Funeral
rhIrfb rrhnlrsbsyI H., J3Gnuary. - at Mt. Vernon
PAiEE. Officers and members of Fa;rn,o,,,
i-Ot-t. no. bl. OF the National TGaaI T3at.
~ S9.ietJ are urged to attend tho iGnr,:.r
80 pm. idMa at Maad, bhi Vera1 raYNE !, ThGRrsaS Gs
MRS M n. "A AZ I IDEAS az, are invited
Ms %$S stS5E ft4ff + s F3&fFR F5,$tE P W N couns,Io.
NIX. WALTER DADDY. secrc-ary
55GTi%s 5ai51a5 i II. TRs o$iSi=F
5W Tneff! III irom on, his late residence II -
hiAaiy otuIt Towers. tuterment private II.
a@.53y 's2oaGy % a II TARG&RfAr f2S% E
tEeinEeq wife ot the late Charles ii shaw
~ t,GT-eI5i 81 from the "hap"l Of James r Ryan
at - m Rel,, Tr. III IhGrsq4ay January j.
Itornlc4t Es and Trends l"yao
~ NJ, p, MF91daS Januarv IT, 1920 al 1..
SIZES lis husband of Tie lata ~2raG emIr.
So ana ialA.r uI M A..ra- ~.vf.-
-. kEl4a.ns At tho re-.G-.1,. q f,r-
IRON Metropolitan 4 NJ + Cfs,-..IF W. n. ~ +.
r stewart pastor Th4r-,Isy I.I..,,i,., IT,
at pnl. RelatIsr- ana f-le1fs InSitsd j.
\o 1 Knights 81 Fvthia- r, raalflI 10 H.,
IENJANIy 's:11t sTyIrt "t f-a oIr 1t haaf1acg.
A. n. + Church II = nart-agl ~ 80 ,,i,
All KalsHtIl li'.-I4f d. -, tnuary T. al pn
rH6dhas' r5:ia J v TEI52H 5&GKso22n go22n1StY, Gon"an4e-
III: ,d ,,;,r,l. Tho E,a@~ Mcn- Reaef t-.o 81
Evening star., 1926-01-13

The Georgia State Society will give
an entertainment and dance Friday
$50 pm, at 2400 Sixteenth street
Meridian Mansions.
Evening star., 1926-01-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
District Chapter. Military

UIStrIct Chapter, Military Order OF
The World War. will meet tomorrow
i 80 pm, at Hotel La Fayette. Sena-
tor Rice Means will make an address.
Evening star., 1926-01-13

Capital Council, Royal Arcanum
VIII meet tomorrow, pm, at Pythian
| Temple.
Evening star., 1926-01-13

gin m efnorianl.

has6and JOHN JOIN BENBRY III R1"2,f Mo q a.e5 p.
YEARS e-p January .. 1871.
sloep on and take thv rest
HIS WIFE. ROSE BFNBRy
- ,l Az II n X; X In sad but loving remeu-
sister. LORETTA GALLAGiEFRi a.tSi Ma oaif ar,
uary II. 1927 HFR E.AVTI ga
GARDNER. Sacred to the memory of or~
dr. -3 mother. AMANDA GARDNER wG',
day. January II. 1905.
For mansion of rest.
Nlth att-eis ever dressed
mere n" sIghs o. pam are e.-s fut
DEVOTED DATGHTERS. EDN0NrA Rnr.-
IN>oN AND MARIA GARDNFR.
Hlil kR. 4 tribute OF layc ana devotion 10
I'e t5I tti5fIHH1q1rS H11 OF my dear father ANDREW
va. Ed TOD f6av .3 J3n.pT 9s22EIe4 a fa@ lie one
KATHLEEN FLYER BINGHAM
'ENNl\Gs, ING @ In sad hut Towns renenbran.a
NARY F. JENNINGS. Who departed th,-
It9.. i'Ls thirty years ago toda". JANUARY ii;
HEB ILoviNG bAtGHTEB' AHD GRAND
JORDAN. IN sad hut loving rs,r,ap,r,r,,,... II
our uear morEer. ELIZABErII J. JORDAE.
Wtg @ urpdFted tti~ lie ON. Year ago TO-DAY.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. MILDRED
CONRAD AND DOROTHY
MARKS. Tq sad but loving remembrance of
TJAN ~ ~ % = : ''''. 4 .'., -.'--.'N- " -
two years a2o TO-DAY. january Is. 1924.
Loved IN life IN death sally missed
GRANDDAUGHTER AND DAI-GHTFR-T\-
LAW
MARKS. IN sad hut Invln1 remembrance us
IIr h"IuNeq huShan. auG father. VII
IN Ta.,r. IA ~ = WIN 'trEgd Int9 resi-
'''' '.'''N'''N 10 10.
Dear i the grave whore yUu are laid
IWTret Is @ Ite inenory taat sh2A never fade
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nj TER l3- u Ed WIZ r. >oN AND bAt Gil
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81 ~ 60 y ~ /. VI rfNf-.'i @ ~ no u.na.te' thi~
ne l'NP Years aGo t""aN. january - 1871
Surrounded by friends We arc lonely
In the midst Of pleasure are bua
For beneath the smiles lIr aching hearts
That are always longing "A yotI
Some may thipl, We arc I,nt Ionnly
When at times rh~y TX fis sn1i
Little 60 they know the heartarhr-
That we suffer all the while.
Nobody knows ou- Iongirg-.
But few have -.rn IL ynrn.
We she'd our tears from lgtH- heaI's
While others are last aSlceB.
MAMMA, PAPA AND ~iNf
O'NEIL In memory uf Iny beloved son
ROY O'NElL. who died seven wears ago to
GAY. January I3- IHI". .
itt> AOIIER-
ROBISON We cherish in our hearts the
memories OF Rev. /. H. robson. the Iat,,
pastor Of the salem BaptI>t church. who
departed tms hIe nine years ago today.
January IL 1919
Today recalls the memory
OF 4 dear one laid TO r-st.
Are those that l"yg l., IN nm r., best
SALEM bAf iiNl 'h' hth.
o. CORA r SpEARF who dcuarted This
life -iX wears a-o. January ID. 1920
Evening star., 1926-01-13

The Sergeant Jasper Post, No. IL,
American Legion, will meet tomorrow
5 pm, at the City Club.
Evening star., 1926-01-13
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tokens key. TUESDAY. Mt. Pleasant section
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Evening star., 1926-01-13

The Biological Society of Washing
ION VIII meet Saturday, pm, in as
sembly hall of Cosmos Club. Speakers:
O. J. Murie. 'On the Trail of the Big
Brown Bear in Alaska: G. f., Cham
Evening star., 1926-01-13

government, will give the first of a
course of lectures on government be
tore the Washington Study Club. to
morrow morning at II o'clock, at
itauscher's. DR.. Black Will speak on
the development of the courts He is
editor OF the Constitutional Review
a paper which was established by the
National Association for Constitu-
tiohal Government, in 1914.
kailipolis Grotto Band. Drill and
Jfun Corps will give new year
uance, Friday evening at the VIII
lard Hotel, TO provide funds for send
ing the Band ana Drill Corps to the
annual convention to he held in st
Louis
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kallipoIis Grotto Band. Drill and

Rabbi kronman will preach Friday
evening at the Washington Hebrew
Congregation. Subject: I'm the Mirror
of Youth"
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GATELY. Monday January IL 100

GATELI. Monday. January IL. 1926.
JOHN T. beloved husband Of Jeanette
V. Gately tnee Malouel and beloved son
of the late John and Mary GateIy Flu
neral from his late residence. 1899 l1th
st NV. Thursday. January IA at $50
am. thence to the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart. where high requiem mass will be
sung at Q o'clock for the repose of his
soul. Interment at Mount Olivet Gene
terry. l3
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Condition Of the Water.

Temperature and condition of the
water at Great Falls today at d m.
Temperature. %: condition. clear.
Weather i'm Various Cities.
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DIR. Henry Campbell Black. recog-
nized as authority on the history OF
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GRANVILLE. Tue,

GRANVILLE. Tuesday. January IL 1926
NARTIS !; GRAY2ILTE, fzEo0t@h BELOVED ed fiW hHs
band of Addallne Berry Granville and ia
ther of Mrs. G. W. Hanger of this city anC
Mrs. W. l.. Du Bos OF Milwaukee Wis
Funeral from Wallace Memorial Church
New Hampshire ave. and Randolph st
NV. Friday. January 10. at II am
Friends invited. "A
Evening star., 1926-01-13

The TivoIi Pastime Club vii give a
dance tomorrow. pm. in private ball
room of the Arcade.
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Iananv AZ ocioc, m9fn+ng or b
home aol2 18th st. NV, Miss NJ HELEN
y. Y. Friends are invited to the home
for brief service at 7:30 pm on Thurs
day january Ia