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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21
SOCIETY NOTICES.

ENTERT ATNMENT AND DANCE. given
oy all Degree Of Honor Lodges Of Seat
lie. az Ranks's hall. "Wednesday June
- Oracle z Koch will sing for the first
tine since her return from Europe Ad-
mission sc. First Regiment orchestra.
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ToDAY's WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. June %. 1924.
Fair.
B. 8. PAGUE. Forecaster.
q. s. DEpA DTN---T 0- .GRTCCLT-
IRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. June Do 1895
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The Fabian Society meets N Ladies'
Mu<.cal Club rooms. Holyoke block az 8
2. n S1bject. Direct Legislation" By a
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Baptist Churches

North SeattIe-Third avenue and Cedar
street Services II a. N. and 80 y. H..
by Rev. A. g. Sawin, o. Olympia.
Market Street-Twenty-fouT avenue
south ard Main street Preaching, Il a
n. and p. N. by Rev. G. A Bale. Young
Peoples meeting p m
First Church-Fourth avenue. between
James and Cherry Services az ii a. n.
and 7.3o p. m BY Rev Mr.. Turner, % Cali
fornia Sunday school. /. 30 2. m. Young
Peoples meeting. s:l5 p. n Bible class.
Friday. 30 ?. m Prayer meeting. Thurs
day. 100 2. IN.
Swedish-Eighth avenue and Bell street
Rev. Andrew Swartz. pastor: residence IL
Dexter street. Services. 30 a. N. ard
10 p. m. Sunday school. noon. Young
peoples meeting. I p. m. Thursday prayer
meeting. ?. m. Saturday. Young Peo-
pies meeting, 2. N.
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Observations taken al all stations At
p. m. 18th merriam time 6 p m Pacific
timel GEORGE y SALISBURY.
Observer IN Charge.
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Barracks. corner % Yesler way and Sec
oad avenue south
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bible reading every Sunday, p m and
r~fGav. - ? II az ZSs Front street Res
rtr1gtsoz VIII occasionally 3e the theme A
ccrlzal invitation sxre11e1 70 all
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Adventfxts.

ADVENT Christian meetings q Masonic
b4Tfyssrg-Dr William Chapman, pastor
So~saI and prayer meeting. ,e.ls q N
Preaching. u g. m
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ZONES Street African NJ z. Church-Isao
Jones street Rev. Wilbur T q. HSrwoo5.
IA sfor.
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Fn,sconal Churches.

81. Mary's-woodland park Rev G. Fl.
Watson. D. D.. in charge. W. s. Lewis
lay assistant Divine service every Sun
dav afternoon at 3s30 o'clock
St CIement's-Twenty-fo fourth avenue
south. near Yesier way. Sunday school
70 a. N. Morning and evening service by
Rev. George Bazzelle, OF Tacoma
St Stephens. Ballar1-Rev. p. z. Hy-
land. rector. Services at IL a. m and I'D
D. m T. r. s c. e. $50 .. m. Bible
class D. m. Holy Communion. first Sun
day in month. IL a. m: third Sunday at
$50 p. m
81 Marks - Fifth avenue and Olive
street Rev .. G. Garrett. rector. Rev.
Hobart Chetwood. from San Francisco. Of
fica.ng. Sunday school, Gas a. m Ser
mon and holy com munion, Il: Young Pso-
pies service. s:s5 p m Evening service
with sermon, O'Clock
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Our Lady of Good HeIp-Oriental avenue
anS washington street. Rev E. X Pre-
foutaine. pastor. Low mass. a. m: hlgn
mass. 1910 a. m: benedietlon. I'D 2. m
Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth streets.
Conducted by the Redemptorists Rev.
Joseph A Kautz, c. IS r. pastor. Low
with sermon 1870 a. m. Sunday school
ESQ q. m yespers. sermon and bene1ic-
ton. 30 ?. N.
Church OF the MISUNDERSTANDING
ard Madison street. Rev. Victor Garland
pastor; Rev. A TrivelH and Rev. J. Mich
olson. assistants. Conducted by the Jes-
gfsts Masses az SIS a. m. and I0.30 A. m
SUNDAY school al go .. m. and bsnedlc-
lion al 3:i5 p. m.
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Iu+h~rru Cnurch~<.


e~--ar Lszsheraa-DuzzEish yfss.on.
sarS@--1 a.. below sxee-ey's hrrwery
s@-Tfczs 80 ever stEe< Sunday
<o~rexsz--DauGsh-FC u-r1 avenue ard
Pc $500 go 5 re1s7l 80 n az ss
10Y T-fzsty. Engllss-Corner sevsreh
asez1s az3 Czzs1 street Rev James 2
rss. Service Al Il o'cleck- Sunday IschooI
a. saM Nc evening service Luther
League a. p n CT " @d1es1zy.
Gerznan Lz.heran--se-vsces IN hza. cor
nsr Main stree aid MI1or ave-ue- Ser
wees every second ard fourth s2E1ay q
TIE month a. Is =. n ~ TIE Rev "
e Bshrens. pastor. Holy CoznHEaso1 a.
Z a. IL
German South Seattle Mlsssoo-fn han
-ear lposto1lce- s1z6av services every
seco-d ard Ehlra Sunday Of TIE month az
gp- n san6sy school, every s1nsay a. :
D n. Pastors. Z hnz2y<, l9ls Howe4
street. ". Il KuEtZ- la-8 3oS-A street
German Evangelical Lutheran lions
f-s~ve~ Ter1h avenue ard Stewart street
Sunday scaooI. s-gi a n Sunday ser
vices, lBSSs = u. ard 10 . m Bsoel-
ssunce. 80. AID Jugendse rei- ID Taurs-
ozY evening. Choir practice, Tuesday. -
,. "a
German Evangelical. Lutheran. 81
Jcnn's Congrsga HOBS aE1zy seTvfc@z-
c0rz1er Market AID Main IN Rainier
Hesxnts Baptist church. every FIRST and
.-ir1 ss1rszy OF TIE moth a. D m Sun
say school, every Sunday 81 ? m CHI
1rsn's singing practice every F'rSday. I'D
p. IL
PIKE. Rev. Martin L Larson. pastor.
~@~s1srce. Isz1 fifth avenue. On Sunday.
se~vtce- az ies5a a N and ? m sunday
scnoog. Il n. and B8o.s class Or prayer
meeting at ! ?. IN On Thursday, services
=. % p. ire cent society meets az 5
?. "a. the first and third Tuesdays OF ne
month.
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Christian Alliance

Gospel services IN Frse1's haIi. On Ninth
Avenue between Piss ard Olive az z o n
eyerY Sabbath and OF Thursday al .. m
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Hossl walters. so and found:
snort order cook. 80: good man IN mill.
AsS; teamster; railroad hands. SIS;
mixers and farm hands. faliers. S-sa:
road mem hooktender. knee bolter: mill
hands. miners. wood and bolt choppers
can make s and s. 30 a day: farm boy:
chance 20 rsat furnished farms: res-
Ia1-ants and lodging houses Gail FOR
work at Cranes, is Washington street.
READER-Take my advice: take agency
for Quaker Folding Vapor Bath Cabinet:
every body buys. sick or well. Turkish
Russian or medicatsd baths al home no
bath tubs or doctor bills: cures colds.
rhsumatsm. al blood. skin. nerve ard
/ make SO a day. work six hours. no
capital Write L. World Mfg. Co., Col
unbEs. o.
WANTED-Men and women 10 work at
home. l pay = 20 SIS per week for max
ing crayon portraits; new patented
method: any one who can read or write
can do the work at home IN snare time.
begin work :; ane1 TOT ssa adTs.s and
Grip. German artist. Tyrone. Pa
wANTED-Foz q. s. army: aSle-bodied.
u SnnaTrled msn. between ages OF q and
character and temperate habits. who can
speak, read ard write English For In
formation apply 70 recruiting officer.
a.
WANTED-Tnteliigent gentlemen and "a
dies IN every town 20 work az home.
neat, steady employment We pay SAL
airy. inclose stamp Standard Mfg Co.
If2 ". Twelty-third street New York
So TO 800 A MONTH and expenses paid
statesmen for cigars. experience urnec-
sary; standard goods: Little Clerk cigar
machine free 20 each customer. Bishop
a Kline. st. Louis Mo-
WANTED-Successfu organizers for hen
eficiary society working on safe, popu-
lar plan. terms IneGualai. Address Or
der OF Mutual Protection. 2ss Dearborn
street. Chicago.
WANTED-Rerutable organizers for So
c4sty paying total disability, old age ard
death benefits on one monthly assess
ment. r. $40. 3ss Dearborn street. Chi
cago-
wANTED-A hustiing city salesman 70
sell cigars 20 retail trade. Address JOB
bers Observation-Disclosures.
wANTED-Boy about IL years as porter.
Gail Monday morning. Pioneer Barber
Shop.
TEp-Barber at lie Occidental ave-
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ce-uan-Harr5son street and Taylor av-
s-,e Rev August Ernst, pastor ~ Har-
rssoa street Services morning and even
trx-
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wsSTED-HoARD

$ ANTEp-A reliable fz3v wouiE asssw.
sefgn noase wsrk for board Aaaress VI.
~ Tass-Iz gzIlsgenceE.
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Frs-z. Columbia Ctty-Rsv. q F. Rat
tray. pastor Preaching a. u % a. IL and
ia 10 the evening
TayIor-Birch street. Rev. George e.
Lee rastnr: residence. Is Birch street
Services. Sunday 81 II a. II. and I'D 2. m
KIRKLAND. KirkIsnG-RsE D. II. Blcs-
r@II- pastor Sunday services II a. N ard
sp. "a. 7 P. s. c. e. ?. u. Sunday
school az L Eoon.
German Congregational Church-Sev-
.rta avenue between Pine and Olive
seryices az II q. N. and 10 = n. John
y. Blsgett. pastor
Brock yr-Preaching at II a. n ard 8
= n SUNDAY school. u o'clock Y P s.
e 7.ls D II. Prayer meeting Thurs
cay evening al O'Clock Amos A. Doyle.
pastor.
Plymouth church-Rev. ". Il G. Tenn
pse pasfor 1877 Seneca street Sfu5v AZ
f~r,e until D. m each day. Telephoas
Green "a Al II. The Written Word"
A.sp. n, Sacrificed Sarewdnex."
Edgewater-Rev. J. T. Nichols, pastor.
Services, II a. m. and 8 .. n Sunday
school. iz:i5 Y. p s. 6. <. D. m
az s.o. Prayer services Thursday evening
Of each week
Conxrega tional Church. Ballarf-Post
street and Second avenue Gottfr1sd Grae-
aeI. pastor German Sunday school Al 10
a m Pilgrim Sunday school al II N.
German service at II a. N. English
preaching al 40 p. N. Prayer meeting.
wednesday al p. M
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HELP waNTEp-FEMALE

WANTED-Cook for hotels restaurants
boarding houses. camps and families SD
20 ~; women for kitchen and dinlnx
room. nurse girls; second girls. wait
resSeS, IS week: chambermalds: first
and second girls. housekseper Plenty
OF the best chances at Cranes los WASH
tngton street.
OF INTEREST TO LADTES-MuIlnerv
clearance sale ~ TOW IN progress az the
Elite. No. so Pike. corner FIR All
straHs and sowess 70 be sold at and be-
low cost.
WANTED-Reiiaole girl for houseworix
and help with children: no washing or
cooking II preferred: today and tornor-
row. 2G Twenty-third avenue.
WANTED--A girl TO do general house
work. small family: good wages: call be-
fore noon. Mrs. John p. Dorr. i92a Chest
nut street.
WANTED-Sgrse girl cali after 10 today.
aA Terry avenue.
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Christian Science services az z a. m
SUNDAY and THURSDAY Al p m Il La
5sess NzSicaI Club rooms. "a Holyoks
seek. corner Front ard Spring.
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AeF-t Kan E&FL4-Z +ZAT@G-@-0T-s-
TH1-a zr5 Nzdsso-- j. C. PsS-ar. pastor
Ss~v4ses al Il a Il and p H. Sunday
sc1oos a. p II
Church Of Christ
rs~i-5za Ave13e Church % Chris.-7-4
rEvrrsa place Es1d % Norta SEATTLE car
Fs-@4 Rev A. G. Val pastor. Morning
s@-vsres at Il. evening. o'eso1k- Sunday
scaoo1 a. a.
United Presbyterian Church.
=sx.n aveuue ard Seneca s-rees-Rev w
n ucwse pastor resi4s-ce. Is- Terry
gyz-uE. Services = q II al 80 = n
Surzzv school. LIS = H. y ?. 5 c Z.
SD ,. II
Christian Mission and Seamenss Bethel.
I. basement Of Seattle National Bank
<FIsisfng 1ccs1e1ta4 avenue and ysslsr
way-s@-vices. Sunday az ; ard - ?.
n Week day services every day q; y
O'clock
Restitution.
rzsaIe reading every SUNDAY, y N. and
r~f1ay, : % p II az ZAs Front street Res
fttats0a VIII occasionally ee the theme. A
crra.al invitation extended TO all
Christian science.
Christian Science services az z a. n.
Sunday and Th s.'7ss Al ?, N II La
block. corner Front ard Spring.
Adventfsrs.
Advent Christian meetings n Masonic
F1IIIzsnz-Dr. William Chapman. pastor
sal and prayer meeting. ie.S a n
Prrachs-g. Il g. N
Evangelical Association.
Ce-ran-Ear-3soc street and TAYLOR av.
s-.e Rev August Ernst. pastor 50 Har-
r.soa street Services morning and even
Ing
Christian Alliance.
C,aSpsa services IN Free1's hall On Ninth
avenue between P4ss ard Olive al o n
eys-Y sabbath and OF Thursday al D. IA
African VI. K. Church.
ZONES Street African NJ z. Church-Isao
Iores street Rev. Wilbur 7. q. HarwcoS.
pastor.
Salvation Army.
Barracks. corner ot Yesler way and Sec
oad avenue south
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A COOP COMFORTABLE HOME FOR
chlI2 or two. terms ~eAs3na1Es. A1tTs4a
Mother. Past-Irte1liSsDcer.
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wANTED-AGEyTS.

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and for twenty years the intimate friend
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club house. drug and grocery stores.
can have al territory wanted. liberal
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you can easily double your income intro
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wANTED-AEentS a. 30 per month.
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BGt ! remark aEafn thar usht may Pc
transmitted by re@ectinr nsetsa ana sn
shis sense Christ becomes are NEht % ne
woFl8 threukh Sis disciples. What a
thenzht, ChTsts life reflected .u cur
Hvesi CHRIST shining Through SOU ard
n5o Hron a xuiity U0E3' Are We prepared
20 saed torth thar radiance ChSsss inside
hag fvW converts. fEs pretsfTvd to prepare
fEls followers Cor the woFk ~ saul-sses u~
Withla few weeks sitter E1ls ascrnstaY.
Sea thousand people cssf Ga their Bog with
f8ss disciple Thes scFe na9a n trac
sfgT no orp0s sscn coui8 oAstfvzct thasr
evnsrcss. FQ persecution ceuia eusuca
3heir Jatessaaasti nn They Were eu SIRE 81
Auig seal theY wvFe transznitters CT ha1v
tsent Sc Is Wa Pee utonaer thaf the chae,h
sgeW and asa ief G8tls O. wak tAss
sp.fis that animated shelr followers q hen
4sfetsr Mere and " &Fegs Aursssus ana D.
eius aH8 EsoclcttRn. theT suffered tha
gscsg horTsa3e aufrages. * wMs thas
5hoarat that aaluaate3 Jerome SaFesssss~
ella ia Ats wssFtFFya0rsi ln Eferenres ara
ss-ss Martha EatNer "a al ria tssress.s
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FOR RI-ST-HoISFs
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P1st-inteiIgsncsr
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FOR REST-Twe houses and lots on
HYDE street adjoining Ksrton addition.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-24
ARMY NEWS.
nlent.

| REPORTED SPECIALLY For The LIGHT
Private Otto Spiegler, late of Company
b, Twenty third infantry, with fifteen
! years, service, has made application for
reenlistment for Battery l., Third ar
| tillery.
! The house passed a bill authorizing the
secretary OF war to grant an honorable
discharge to Henry S. Pratt, late captain
of Company A, Tenth New York cavalry.
Advices from Washington indicate that
the Fenton bill allowing retired enlisted
men $50 month for quarters, will pass.
Report Of the medical examining board
received. The board found him physical
ly sound and reported against his retire.
ment on statutory grounds. In the
meantime Lieutenant Lang has been
granted months leave Of absence on &C.
count Of temporary ailment. At the
expiration of his leave he is ordered to
join his regiment. Lieutenant Lang did
not apply for retirement and is said TO be
gratifed at the result OF his examination.
1t is reported that Private Call, Of the
Fifteenth infantry, who was shot by Pri-
vate Allen, Of the same regiment, died OF
his wound at the Post hospital at Fort
Sheridan.
There will be cavalry dress parade
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock on the
lower parade grounds, weather permit
ting.
Troop B, Fifth cavalry, will visit this
post on practice march. They are now
at Fort Clark.
1t has developed that the secretary OF
war has opposed the nomination of Gen.
eral Miles for the rank of lieutenant
general.
An order has been issued In the depart
ment Of Missouri, directing that from
April LIST to October 81, field drill and gen
eral military exercises must be observed.
During July and August there must be a
march OF not less than one and ne-half
hours each day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-24

trusive Mr.. Guerguin, the only candidate
OF the opposition In the last city election
who succeeded In gaining his seat.
Several members asked the question,
who will vouch for the accuracy of the
work of the additional experts?
BeCKmann said the experts would be
high priced, as sanitary engineers were
scarce and the city could not afford to
pay the heavy expense that would surely
entail. The sewers were going along all
right and work would be resumed in a
very short time. TWAS very serious
question and needed the utmost care in
action. He thought If lot of ig-
norant MeXicanS $50 years ago could
put in a system of flowing irrigating
bitches as had been done, with a ~ foot
pole, and sardine can with string tied
to it to get their levels, surely with
modern appliances for engineering the
sewers could be put in just as good !;
sewers were nothing more than UNDER
ground bitches, laid deeper but in the
same manner.
Guerguin wanted test of the sewers
made by filling them with water.
Beckmann said we have a bond for
their completion and our contract spe-
cities that the city may not accept them
until six months after completion and
in operation.
Devine said if Mr.. Guerguin had any
information that the work or plans are
wrong, then he would be in favor of the
resolution, but until he had such informa-
ton, this proposed examination was use
less.
Richards said ne thought too much at
tention had been paid to newspaper
criticisms of Veritas, Pro Bono Publico
and other anonymous writers, who ad-
vanced no proof. II Mr.. Guerguin would
take the trouble togo into the engineer
office, he would be shown all profiles,
levels, falls, and any other information he
desired.
The mayor said the work so far COM
pleted, twenty-four miles of sewers, had
measured, to dot, the measurements
made in the beginning by the engineers.
This was proof tt at no mistake had been
made so far.
The resolution was then put to vote
and defeated by II to /, Mr.. Guerguin
alone voting aye.
The council then adjourned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-24
Cause and Effect.

Success can only be assured by going back
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Many Doctors can see the effects only, such
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Must Answer Question,

WASHINGTON, March PA de-
cision was rendered by the Su-
preme court of the United States
in the case of Theodore F. Brown,
involving the right of the court to
compel answer by a witness to
questions of the interstate COM
mission Notwithstanding he may
plead self determination as the re-
suit Of an answer. The decision
was opposed to Browns condition
that he was protected by the con-
stitution from this requirement
and the decision of the court below
was affirmed. The opinion was
handed down by Justice Brown,
Justices Field, Sheriffs, Gray and
White dissenting, holding that the
constitutional provision was suf-
ficient to relieve Brown from the
requirements to answer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-24
THE Black Crook"

Take the scenery and scene pain
ters and the calcium light operator
away from the production of the
"Blsck Crook" as seen in the
Opera house last night, and very
little to delight the senses would
remain. As great artistic pro-
duction it is a failure, but partial
ly makes up for the lack OF panto-
mine, demons, costumes, etc, by a
number Of clever speciality or vaud-
eville turns" such as the jugglery,
by DeHollis and VALERIE, the con.
tortiouists and comedians and the
blsck-face monologue. The ballet
was not up to the standard.