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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
glY SAVE INVALIDATED
4 EGRADE ASSESSMENTS

assessments are covered by stipala
ton, and $4,000 on tho Denny hlll
rcgrade Should a modified opinion
holding the assessments valid up To
the stipulated amount. be granted.
The amount of bonds necessary To
De- issued hy the eity 60 meet the
doncit In The rcstade assessments
caused by the supreme court de.
cislon would ho reduced Go $50 600.
Members OF the city council and
other city officials are urglae ON
the people the necessity of voting
these bonds In the eqnd lssuc elec
ton December -. IN order To pro,
tcct the credit Of tho city. Ii the
deficit Is not provided FOR. they say,
either the regrade work must stop
until provision d made. or the city
will De forced 60 ropudiate, ten.
porarily az least. part OF the local
improveAcnl bonds which arc being
issued 60 pay for the work, ruinlng
the credit of local Improvement
bonds and making L impossible for
the city 70 carry out other Improve
meuts until credit Il re-establshed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

Murray and Maek are back ence
more and when they appeared at
ihc Grand before TIVE packed houses
yesterday their welcome WAS a real
rouec. Tor both comedians have
shown their speed here many tlmea
aud % good advantage
The vehicle this season II ~The
sunny Side 90 nfoadWay." Thta
thninr covers a near Plot. but give
principals and chorus chance 20
put over some befeamY nonsense
which goes with q rush from the
RISE &c the Aahaston
The play ls filled with real song
hits ana some ~ lhe numbers we're
recalled 90 tbs limit Tho chorus
D one 81 she BEST heard at ihc Grand
Ter many a wo~k
t@folyns Ryan. a. finssis Rims A.
q YNRi eauhrctte, and her work
picaeea ail the way Kae Hamilton.
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SHOT DOWN IN
COLD BLOOD

WiSNEMUCCA. Ncv.. Dec z 49,
A posse Of angry deputies 10 today
searching for Charlie Barr. accused
81 killing Deputy Sheriff William
Larklu yesterday afternoon al RI.
oy'f ranch. on KINGS river. In the
northern part o. Humboldt county
Barr IL said 10 have been murdered
the officer In cold blood. shooting
him 10 the back.
The kiiilnE of l.arkin Is the out.
come 81 = fend growing out 81 the
shooting II deaperado manner Tay.
lor hy Sheriff Lamb last june Tay.
ior tried 10 kill another man aud
then escaped lie was followed by
Lamb and shot when be refused 10
surrender Tayiors friends ar
cuscd I.arkln Of botrayinE the hid.
iag place Of the deaperado. and
Barr. IN particular, vas 60 indig
nani that he sworc to KIN the dep
uty on sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

Columbia College OF Music hall The
hall was prettily decorated with
ferns and hangings 90 white and
grccn, The next dance Is planned
for the evening OF January O.
Daughters Of lsia.
The Daughters Of Isis club will
meet az the home Of Mrs H. A.
clausen. f2a First av. ~. ON Thurs
day afternoon,
Travel Lectures.
Two Armies IN Manehuria" will
be the subject ~ an illustrated lee
turo given this evening az the Y.
NJ. g. A. hail by Rev. Or, Llwyd.
Social Evening.
The Young Women's Educational
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

ming with an aii-Hshr show tits af
ternoon "A Might with the Poets.
carrying a east ~ ~ s~raonH. u the
hfadiiner. The act u filled with
reading singing and pores. and u
said ~ bs the last uord In stage
settings Henry and Young VIII -
seen IN comedy sketch and John
Huekrf. ~the AlAhRma HionsDni.
VIII ~ beard IN nonsH made famous
hy Wih' o. q walAur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

Clara Howard ana Heten CLARK an
pear 60 bic advantage OF courne IN
tcfcnt ecntora la Mr Murray and
Mr. Mack. They form tho same
cd dua, only better aud funnler
Than ever
AZ a college boy. George stekea
looked the part and Clarence naokuH
har voice that would charm bird
OUT ut q trer The song acloctiona
rendered ~ Mr iiHekua were fine
'nu ~ ana ne WAS forced o. sins
hts head Oft before Tie 10Y couia
SO on
Abe tfeidland murders the mother
tongue. but adds 60 the GOV aud be-
forgiven Jesno and Loo Vents
doubled 40 Tor a scream
THE sunny Slide af broadway h
a rrai uonaenan ahew. hut "a little
nonsense now ana then. YOU know
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ola

Two packed honnea greeted
StrunEheart' nt the Isis Theatre
yesterday and a "a safe 10 SAY that
V has been many dag since the
Fantaeea players did anything bets
ter IN thr title rnle Mr FfaWtey
appeared to tremendous advantage.
10 the SECOND nct he ia practically
alone upon the stage and hla de-
Hefiptian ~ fhe football game - 4
wonderful bit Of stage rralipm All
the pent-up despair aud enghnalaatir
Jos IT victory we're stnrtlnEly par-
traNcd BY Att Frawley and hls WORK
in this act will not soon be Tor.
gotten
Fred H0ehncr delighted his fol-
lowers IN the character ~ head
coaeh ~ che football squad. His
HnappY haranFue before the big
ganto would give pointers Go many
q northwest football coach. Among
thc women, Miss May was well a..
SelNvd AMI she rtsyed a. excellent
adsantage throughout tho piece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
SIMON TO &c soss.

PORT Al PRINCE. Dec. H.
The qaick establishment Of a peace
pact between General Simon Of the
Haytian revolutinAry army. and
General Fouchard. the latest pres
identiei candidate. "a taken 10 mean
that Simon himself wants the 20.
sltion AZ the head Of Haytian AZ.
fairs and Intends TO see that moth.
lng interfercs with hia ambition
Gen Fouehard arrived here yes
terday II IL rumored today that
he Ia out Of the race Tor presi.
denry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
ON THE FRONT

~ IL L. fI~f tsst ~ III
steamed Farnliou arrived Ia yess
ferda 4 morning two dnYn behind beer
schedule and left eut again last
night for Nkngway.
Anglican schooner HaluhfidEe
cleared Yesterday Tor the fiii islands
with q cargo ~ lumber
Stramef shaH Nelson arrived yes
trydag la Kan Fraucisco from this
port
rteaulfF Falcon cleared for Seat.
lie fforu Han Pedro yesterday.
Norwegian ship Jupiter Went yes
tcrdny ~ HeillnKiiam a. load lun4
Ter after wattlnF some firie FOR or.
dtrr nj Earle HaFhor
steamer Queen has returned from
hef Sound visits and IL loading for
san Franclsco.
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Petitions State SUI
y .,eme Court for a
Rehearing.

!. sticft 70 save the city
N mare Of the rcgrade Re.
.,s lnsaildsied By the recent
Y. court decision Corporation
Ssc,t Calhoun Is propaf'ng
.s,s ior q vhooring Of the
/. alhsup states that he l. rca.
.N rr.ala that the supreme
y, grant the application Tor
..'rlrS when ii O. presented M
"a that Il will find valid
4, Nmlt Of S. per front foot
] sss,ents OF thoso property
y msaAaatcd undcr thc rveeut
sho pcilsleaod Tor che im
axFeeiug Ga pay any an
~, ~ to s. per front foot
4 Jackson 81 rcgradc pro.
\. slo0 ea0 % The luValidatcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

Jesse and Frank James. the motor
lpns deapefadoea are lifted from the
depths 81 rnHcniiem ~ heroic
heights a. tho Third Avenue theatre
tnia week. IN play witch iH called
The Train Rnbbera" THE plaV Is
fillcd with tremors and Thrills after
the manner 90 real mefadrnuia. pe.
spite the effort ta make heroes af
~" lgmes brothers. two raeked
huhHef stamped their approval upnn
We production yesterday and left the
playhouse apparently well pelassd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

Another star blii 4 booked for a..
prpheun. beginning this afternassn
The toplsnr attraction l. aus I'd.
wards school Boys and Girls
Nfsrte Emmett. portiy ard funny
"iii - theFw. az viii Frank f"gfft
rrfA Oakley, tbs famous tiu,on
Arte Nelson - Included IN the narne
turn, Bert Howard and Fffia Law.
f.nNr VIII BE- seen ia The stage
Ahnaksf, written b. M Howard
ana VIII n. Hreasey tunda. usii
and Fonda viii be seen in a faue,
club swinging act which IL aald ~
~ a wonder Joe Ia Ftenf. il 4
high ladder act and Cllvetts. che
man IN black. are also on the hln
this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

SpriEhily western COMEDY thai
Erts over the faatltshtg sn reaa
shape - Tbs offering "a the peattle
Theatre this wrrk Under the eap.
Hon. In Wyoming There IL rno,tfeh
or the drama Go satisfy and IL Ia
safv % say that ia Wyoming" ii
ihc beat thing seen az the Aeatti.
Tor "a Ions time. There is plenty 81
eetlea, hht 20 shots are fired.
Cecil klrke, Nelson LaAvtttr ana
Prank Patton bear the hrunt ~ me
work IN excellent style. In faet
kir entire cast 10 away above par
The stage settings are distinrt
surprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7. -- An.
nounccment was made today bv
Secretary 81 the Treasury George
n Cortelyou that s3i bids have
been received on $50 900. 900 issue
~ Panama bonds The bids agRre.
gate st02 SOS 500.
The $50 successful hiddcrE win
purchase the bonds at prices rang.
ing from 1925 TO 1906.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

Headed BY allie. Summcrvlils and
mr. dancing HORSE. Columbus. th~
star Theatre management u rrostd
ma another food bill beginning M.
afternoon Among tho other Tea.
lures are Phil Stats. the see s.esfnsi
piano player. Emily nenunr. the
Eirl with the baritone voice. Rfs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
RoLL.ups ron MEN

Nothing more nervicenble or
better for a glft We have a nice
variety IN various sizes. contain.
ms brushes. combs. ctc.
Aiao travelling sets. containing
hair brush. tooth brush. comb.
In leather ease
Prices from 500 up 10 $500.
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pERFUMEs.


DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED
Here indeed, ~ variety 20
please all comors. aud the most
attractive feature OF oar perfume
display il The exceptionally
beautiful line OF package goods
specially made up for Christmas
gifts Theae are exquisite gifts
Some 81 tho odora are the
rare aud delightful Cytlse. Extra
vnlettc. BjerklFn tDear Kiaal f,
Neyare. Felicia. flofamye. Ro
slris and vlvltz. all Of these are
exquisite beyond description
Perfume atomiKera are also an
attractive Gift IN cut glass,
with silver mosntings, from 25e
up 20 $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

Aside from the mueh. talked-of
moving pictures that tail. the shan
non theatre management provides
several good vaudeville turna reus-
m~nrtnw this afternoon Harry
Lauder ard Collins & Harlan are on
tho bill The feature pictures Nsv
b. TIE FiQrudsra Hrst.itc and the
ihlrd at fFom The Chimes n Nor-
mandy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
MlRRoRs-HANp AND
TRIPLiCATE.

Unusually attractive gifts for
women indoed, the triplicate
mirrors are excellent for men
who shave These tfiplloRtc mir.
rura come In many sizes beyel
plate with backs Of fine mahog
any vbony French and English
oaks
The hund mirrors vary M elze
and are a very fine and attrHc-
tive variety. with backs OF collu.
loid, maple, oak. walnut and
silver.
Prices soc up 10 $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
SOCIAL NOTES


"eoneaosy -Fsn'"a ~''o' ---
Mrs. J. y. fnrreh VIII entertain
the Wednesday Evening Card club
AZ lie next meeting
Fer Bstrothed couple.
Mr. Thoman Stirnson viii give a
dinner on "Wednesday ct the home
~ his parents. MIR and Mfe. Charles
y. Rtlmnun. IN honor Of Miss Aliis
Hardy and Mr.. James keena whose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

FOUNTAIN PENS.

A splendid SITE for both men
and women We have a aplen
did line 60 show you priced from
SIC az a. 5000 Some 81 the
higher priced ones are filllgroed
IN gold and silver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
OTHER sulTABLE AND AT.
TRAcTIvE CHRISTMAS
GIFTS.

Collar and Cuff Boxes. smok.
ers' Sets. infant Toilet Sets,
Cigar Jars. Tobacco Jars, Hair
pin Jars. Jeweiry Jars, Medical
Pocket Cases, Postal Card
Albums, Photo Albums, Whisk
Broom Panels. Music RoiiUpe,
Typography outfits, pyroaraphs
&c Plaques, etc. etc.
A visit 10 the store vii please
and interest you and the prices
attract you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07
MlLlrARY tAlR pRusHes.

Excellent gifts for mon We
have these brushes IN Wide
variety Of materials, ranging IN
price from s. 90 20 $1,000 Il
pair Nothing would please the
average man more than such a
GIT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

club will receive all self supporting
young women Of the city this even-
ng az the Womcns club house,
corner Harvard n and Thomas 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

Our showing IN this line r.
we believe. without equal any.
whore IN the city Sets are in
al the popular finishes. ia the
most approved aud attractive
caass.
Priced from sio0 az 20 $500
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AAhn nAoR-

Without eNaggefation we pQai.
lively state that no finer or bet
ter showing can be found any,
where In the city than ours One
~ the newest Of these ~ a hand.
bag Tor women, genuine seal
grain leather. mOlre silk lined.
fitted with coin purse. strap
handles.
Prices range from 500 up 20
$50 90 An inspection viii please
yun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

Don't forge, ladies' Imported
and domestic Hair Brushes We
have a fine line making attrac.
tive elfts.
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MANICURE sErs.

Here indeed. We offer very
fine assortment consisting Of
cream Jars, buffers. scissors,
tllou. az low as 80 cents the
vet and ranging through the
various grades up to the inimita.
bic HencholH sets IN solid ED.
ony pearl. sterling silver and
gold. priced nn 20 $50 90.
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enkvlNo sgrs

Welcome Flfta fog men who
shave themselves Two piece
sets In auadruple silver plate.
china sets Also q fun line Of
other ahaver'H needs ~rasors
both safety and nthcrWiael
HtropH. soaps. mufu. brushes. All
these make attractive Christmas
gifts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

carried hy w Stevenson. eFifty
Miles trem Boston" AZ something
new and orislnal ana b well worth
sccinE.
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phen Gfnttan. IN Httls plaYlsi
Wrnona. Frances a Co. IN . rifle
and ptaspl act and Eddie koeNes
with 4 new ballad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

just a reminder that Henckets
Pocket Knives and Manicure
Scissors are the beat made and
that va have a fuiI liae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

CARD cAsEs~-nltL Booka.
Wallets and purses are always
acceptable gifts Our display IL
unusually large and attractive.
ln the latest feathers and STYLES.
Your inspection Is invited These
vary from 90 cents mp 20 more
expensive ieathera for $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-07

e Patterns in a splendid grade Of VELVET CARPET,
ss'sng eoIor effects in Oriental and floral effects. No
-1'sfS Regular $50 value, for, yard ANN. s1.15
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-07-25

Sweet Air, 10th District. -Messys Editors i.
After harvest is over and one relaxes bit
heis apt to recall to mind things that impressed
him some time ago and which he intended to
try to do or remedy, but which were forgotten
in the rush of work following.
We have all had hot and very dry summer
so far and we, man and beast have suffered
accordingly. We do what we can for our
selves, let us do what we can for our horse
Corn is short and the horse must bear the bur-
den. Let us make it as light as we can. We
all feel sorry for the overworked farm horse
and condemn cruelty to animals in any form
and don't we hold up our hands in holy horror
when we see teamster whip a horse or mule
that won't do his share, but tries to make the
rest of the team do it for him, as we'll as their
own sharef
Don't we all love to go to the County Fair
and talk horse and admire and gush over show
hackneys and coachers and thoroughbreds and
trotters2 We are all great horsemen then.
And don't the managers of the fair do every
thing possible to stimulate interest in 1.-THE
noblest of beasts" and then don't they pro-
vide sumptuous quarters for the same horses
that must bear with the heat and corn failure
and work and that they charge an entrance
fee at the gate of Is cents and in consideration
of which they provide the privilege of standing
all day in broiling hot sun, tied to board
fence or rotten post, put there thirty years
ago, and liable to have a leg broken by kick
from the next horse any moment? With rail-
road trains roaring by their noses and traction
engines snorting and prancing behind them
but as for those horses or their owners nobody
gives them thought after they have collected
quarter off of them at the gate, for they are
only farm horses and their owners are only
poor farmers who ought to be glad they are
-ifEi0strfna ueveTJpn Or me county. Tue
mAney necessary for putting mp covered horse
racks, with swinging balls to divide spaces for
horses, could be built with the entrance fee
paid by the farmers for their families and
south side of the grounds safe and comforta-
BILE refuge for the horses away from every
thing. But that same money would make one
more purse to be raced for and bet upon by
non residents of the county.
Very truly yours,
EDWARD ]. ODoNovAN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-07-25

Necker, 18th Distrfct.-The present drouth
is playing havoc with all vegetation and fruits.
Apples are blistering and grapes drying up.
Unless we get copious rains very soon there
will be no second crops this year. Prayers
were offered at st. Joseph's Church last Sun
daylfor rain.
Automobiles going along the road stir up SO
much dust that one can't see anything for 800
feet in their rear.
Mr.. Henry Jasper has put up new bridge
at Rabbits run, east of Waldmann's Park.
The congregation of the German Lutheran
Church, near Putty Hill, has erected large
open shed for the housing of teams.
The Sunday law on this road is observed to
the letter Last Sunday morning wagon load
of colored picnickers from the city stopped at
the hotels, but they were told there was moth
ing DOING and they went on their way.
Black berries and huckleberries are plentiful
and there is good force daily scooping them in
The Germantown and Putty Hill baseball
clubs have had several matches lately. 1t is
nip and tuck between them.
Belair Road Council, G. B. L., will hold its
first picnic at Tremper's Park. Putty Hill, on
Thursday July Both, beginning at 3 P. M
Baseball sack races &c. Phaetons will leave
terminus Belair road car line at Overlea every
half hour. 3.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-07-25

Long Green, 18th District.-On Sunday
last Rev. M. L. Beall installed the officers of
the Epworth League of Wilson's M. E. Church,
as follows President, Mrs. John E. Slade ;
vice-presidents. Emory Yoder, Thomas Bowers,
s. Seymour Smith and Mrs. s. s. Smith sec
rotary, Kelley Slade; treasurer. Miss =. Ber-
nice Gorsuch; organist, Miss 9. B; Gorsuch !;
assistant, Miss Minerva Meyers. This league
is doing a good work and much interest is
manifested in the meetings. Among. those
who spoke last Sunday night was Rev. Thomas
G. Pearce.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the above church
met last Saturday night at the home OF Mrs
Joseph Meyers.
Miss Bernice Sherman. of Philadelphia, is
visiting her grandfather, Mr.. William Gorsuch
of this place.
Mrs Charles Yeager, of Pennsylvania, who
had been visiting relatives in this nelghbor
hood, returned TO her home last Monday.
Mrs. s. Seymour Smith, who had been visit
ing friends in Washington, has returned to bel
home, near this village.
The Epworth League of this place will hole
a rally at Wilson's Church, on Saturday, An
gust list. to which a general invitation, il
extended. ..
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Those having business with the Bal
timore County Orphans Court where
in the publication of Notices to Credi-
tors and other advertising is necessary.
are requested to leave pOsitivs orders
with the Court when they wish such
advertising to appear in THE BALTr.
MORE COUNTY UNION. If they fail to
give such order the business may be
diverted into other channels.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-07-25
DRoP0sAIs FOR THE REMOVAL OF
GARBAGE, SC.

OF BALTIMORE county,.
ToWsON, Nd, July 18th. 1919.
Proposals for the removal Of garbage IN PlaS
Nos. Z 3 and of Roland Park. situate in Baltl-
more county, will be received by the County
Commissioners of Baltimore county until IL Ms
On Wednesday, Jwty 29th, 1908,
for the removal of garbage and household oftai
within the limits above mentioned. GontracC
Ia he entered into under the terms OF tnls pro
nosal will be for the term of one year or longer,
as agreed upon between the successInd c6ecE
=, tha ann Of $4,000, drawn payable 10 the
County Commissioners of Baltimore county,
must accompany each bid. -. A., ,.,,,,4
The County Commissioners reserve tne rish1
to reject any and all bids;
BY order of the Board, ,,o,, Doerrv
July 18-tdl Chief CierK anu Auulool.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-07-25

Sale of a Country Place Pattison q
Gahan, auctioneers, sold at Ruxton Station,
on Monday afternoon, under mortgage from
Charles Stewart Lee and wife to George Miller,
the country place of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee on the
Ruxton road, near the station purchased by
Mr.. Hammond Z. Dugan for client for 50, $50.
The place contains 10 acres and is well I'M
nroved. Mr.. C. Alexander Fairbank, Jr.. was
the attorney who made the sale for Mr. John
H Duncan, assignee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-07-25

Carney. Hartford Road.-Mrs. Mary F.
Gardner of St. Michaeps, Md who spent two
months with her daughter at Dover Plains, n.
Y. stopped here on her return and paid visit
TO Mr. and Mrs. Grant German.
Messrs. Charles Simms and Isaac Blakeley
are about to occupy their new homes at Baynes-
VILE Mr.. H. G. German was the builder.
Miss Florence Walton, granddaughter of Mr..
Henry Fuller, of this place, who fell. some
time ago and broke an ankle, is able to be out
again.
The ladies of Hiss NJ. E. Church will hold
a lawn fete in the grove adjoining the church,
on Wednesday, July 18th, to which general
invitation is extended. Proceeds to purchase
a bell for the church. :,
Miss Annie Snyder of this place, is confined
to her home by illness. Mr.. Harry Maghdt
and John Sanders are also sick.
Charles Howard Walton, of Woodlawn, Bal
timore county, has been visiting relatives in
this neighborhood.
Mr.. McCumsey, OF Loch Raven; VINO Is i; d
plasterer by trade, finds steady employment IN
| Richmond Va. ).
Evils of Sunday Baseball. Messrs.
Editors There are a lot of young men
around the neighborhood of Perry Hall who
make It a habit of meeting in large field
| and PLAYING baseball every Sunday afternoon:
| PLAYING bali on the Sabbath is bad enough of
| itself, but they do not stop at that. Ihey oiten
| have beer and it is a very common thing Ior
| them to quarrel and use the most profane Ian,
guage imaginable. Last Sunday several OF
them got in quarrel and an older man than
most of them stood by with baseball bat IN
his hand threatening the first man that started
to fight 1t seems like shame that the respec,
table people of this community have TO pu'
no with these things. l also forgot to men.
ton that their yelling is something shameful
l think when people like these who have nc
respect for the Sabbath no respect for them
selves or no respect for other people it IS time
it should be stopped, if there is any way t.
stop it. 1t certainly is disgrace tothis neigh
borhood. AN OBSERVER.