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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-22

| can't understand For instance. a
woman came IN hero this afternoon
and she said I want 60 buy a
drcss for my daughter. who IL .
years old. aud what do you think
she would look best ins' asked
her what her daughter looked like.
and then she said that the daughter
had red hair. was tall for her age,
and somewhat narrow.
She Crews sher, on Judgment.
Now. suppose II had told that
customer that her daughter would
look fine In piece OF bright green.
she would have taken my word
for It."
The Christmas shopper. accord.
ing 60 the saleswoman. Ia different
from the shopper OF regular acaaons
Ia che first place. the Christmas
shopper generally has the children
along. and the children are con.
stantly getting into something that
doesn't belong TO them. This ok.
cites the parent. and as a conse.
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est distance possible This, togoth
or with being In a hurry, naturally
leads 20 condition that might
prove annoying 10 the saleawomau
who ia trying to serve her
In conclusion. the Chrietmaa shop.
per ia pooviah. She has to be. She
has boon compelled TO stand In the
street car all the way down town.
and. therefore. IL dead sore when
sho realizes that abe can't cast Il
vote against tho franchise.
However land this Is a final con.
cluaion). Christmas only comes once
a year, and while the two or three
weeks shopping season proves a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-22
MR.. PIANO BUYER

Pianos not sold within the next
two days Will be boxed and shipped
to Los Angeles. Now. II you will
buy two to half dozen Pianos in a
lot, we viii make II an object TO
you Have you a neighbor who IN
thinking about buying Piano7
Possibly both Of you could come
In here az one time and both buy
Pianos. we will make better than
wholesale transaction out OF II.
Try as. We have over a dozen Of
the old renowned makes left from
a stock Of over 30 different makes.
Every one OF them will be sold re-
gardleBs Of cost; II II a big expense
10 ship Pianos TO Los Angeles. and
We are going to save every possible
expense BY making a concession
large enough for you to buy. And
Terms-we will leave that TO you.
or course. we would ike To have
the money. every cent Of II. but we
know this would handicap us In
dlsposing Of this stock, so we will
make terms lower than we have
ever made before. We have told
you IN the past advertising how.
for $4,000. $4,000. $4,000 and
$4,000. etc. you can buy Pianos
that are sold regularly for over
twice that amount You have read
our past advertising. where we
have a $4,000 90 Bond that we
agreed 70 yacate before January
first. Tacoma. Seattle and Spokane.
all three stores 10 be closed out,
and not Piano viii be shipped 20
Los Angeles that can possibly be
sold
Our store Is open evenings for
the convenience OF those not being
able 10 call during the day.
Zsss sss1s'4s g.
Seattle store-4l9-21 Union Street.
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quonoe she GROWS short on iudg
mcnt
Then there IL another thing, Tho
Christmas shopper In In a hurry.
Always, oternally, she IN IN a hurry.
hnow whyT she's trying 20 add va.
fieV TO her Christmas gifts, and
she has at least one dozen placoa
to Walt, and everyone knows that
one woman can't do everything In
one afternoon.
The Christmas shopper IL Peovlsh.
SIN another explanation: Tho
Christmas shopper is trying TO
make her loose change go the long.
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MODEL MIl-lINrRy scHool

rs now open. Pupils may enter
during the months OF December and
January A complete course given.
School thorough and reliable, For
Information apply,
527 Peoples Bank Bldg,
Corner Second and Pike
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tfging ordeal 90 the persons who
sell the gifts. think OF the fine
times they have talking II over In
the duh days Of January.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-22

10 ICE SkATiNo.
a1co skatea si.O0, $3.50. $500.
A. l.. HALL, iii First av. s*e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02

pergeben tpcroen iollen. @ic Scrr
TrautfeIoer ertlart, iinb bel ibtn suhI-
reid)e geidnwcrocn bon Steuer5abIern
cingelnufcn ooB 51 piele ouslpGrtigc
0irnen in leBier Belt 9eriidiihti'
gung 9eflunbcn buben.
Seine Sppoiition mebr.
IS itebt nunmebr iiber olem 3nci
iel IeIt, boB i'm Stnbtrotb feline neil-
n%enslpertbe Sppoiition gegen oen @n-
fallf Ser Worplanber 9linbenihulc
fir bn8 Golptcdniife Snititut 5l ers
iporten lit, mo jeocniolls miro cine
oiesbe3iiglife Ierorbmme glott
bltrfaebell. Gle StaOt be5nblt fir
bos anipeien $345,000, luonon $40
600 iofort nieberNelegt lueroen, nod.
benz Der Stootrutb ben aauipertrag
rotiiiiirt bat. Ger Hcit miro in jdbrs
lihen 0e5oblrul9en I'M 9etragc porl
je $4,000 aus ben @ubgetperorbnuns
oen aerlod)t. Sic Sppoiition i'm
Stootrotb eegen oen Mnfouf Der Mo-
r%plGnber Wlinoenidulc reiultirte
bouptl1d)lid) bon ser nnbcgrilnbctcn
@oriteulung etlid)cr Scrrcu, boB etli:
DIE ser iibrigen Sd)ulcn me9en bcs-
ielben 5l fms tomnlcn milroen. Wie
dber icbt Ole Sohc uorbcreitet it,
miro 0ieicS rid,t Scr tSaQ icin.
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@ebt einer 8pIIcnOuna

@ebt iciner 8pIIcuOuna
~cutgegen. Nm %fonlmenoen
Sonntag miro bic nod benz ,se,ier
lleu erbailte Sarlen-Yarf biid)1iI.
Observation-Disclosures ioipeit fertis iein.
Inn I'M Soltterrain oes @ebGuoes set,
@~ottesoienit ab5ubaltcn. 9ie Gin.
%tpeibung Der STRIDE, tpeIdc ihneH
ibrcr @oIenoung entaegem aebt,
oiirftc an 80. Wai erfoIaer. las
Sottesbaus tpuroe an, %. 1esember
ourd Seuer ppIlita,ioig 3eritort, nno
iudbrenb Ser ~foIaenoen sebn @odlen
batte bic 0emeinoe feline Stride. Die
lelbe, lpeIte prGbtie .aitsseItattct
miro, ioa nit elmer SrgeI perieben
lperben, ipeIde 5000 foiten tpirb.
Gie SaIfte oes aoitenpreiies 1T bon
@norem Carnegie aeidcnft uoroen.
2crWirtbce 9 hubucrein
3eigt OIL onberer STEELE ocs .0clt-
'den Gorreiponoenten" an, DAB bic
Observation-Disclosures .regeImGbigc 0et-
lammlulia Der Snaugnrotion SeS
Erdiioenten Gait meeen nhSf1nt.
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Sic Tuituner iino oa!
EOS iiinitc MoiioduiettS = Mcaiment
WoIt 0cS i"iiliteu MornlGnoer M,'

Sos Finite MoiioduliettS , M%eainent
@oIt bea i%iiniten Mornlanber &c
ailments. - Norooc burd) Die
bouptiGtlid)itcu Strobcu Der
Stoot nod Der @oiienbollc beS
f%iinitcu Hc0imcnts.
Inter bcn alGngeu Scr Wtuiit uno
nit ilottcrnocn Tublen 500 geltsrn
Rorgen boS FINITE &~nionterie . &c
oinlcnt Der MoiiaduiettS Nationn!,
aaroc, GOO Wunll itdrf, III 8dlti-
more Gin unb nloridirte pom Cant
cn,9obnhoi aus nad) Der WaTlerls
bale oeS ). Regiments. Sic luerocn
bis helltc @Gltc bcS Marplauocr Ne.
oinlcuta itin unb lid oonn lladi
@aIhinaton sur S%beilnobnlc al Den
SnauaurotionS -. Tcierlidfeitcn bege-
ben. (ouienoa BON Ecrionen bntten
lid in Der NGbc bes 0abnbofes ein-
oeiumbcn. &on Der Treppe bes Sail.
les oes Gr.@oupcrnellrS Irohf
Vroun an Der Noro-Gbarles z troBc
nabmen @ollpcrneur Grotbers uno
iein Stub Die Tepue ob. SberIt @nl.
$. Cafes, Der Gommnnoeur bes
Maiiohuietis Regiments, ltnb iein
Stob mltrbell bon Sberlt 6. 9ufer
%9lotlportbp, Dem Gommanbellr bes
D, Worpl1nbcr Ne1inlents. lno
Sberitlicilteuont 0oriep Goolc in
Gnpion0 9enommen. llnter SEM
Commando BON Sberit Cafes. be
aleitet bon Sbcrit G~lotportbn iebt,
iifl Der 3ug in Seue9una, m1breno
oic 8apellc oos Gieo rSlb Soils at
Some" uno bnrallf nGirie" ipiclte.
Gos Hegiment m~orid)irte bon Der
Sopurbe orrd Die Sibertpj Gatbc.
oral lro adjournment Str. idrpclltte
beim @uibinQtnn Wpurmeut ulo
bemegte liM ipeItCr burh Charles
StrnBc, Mount Hopol Nuenue, ga.
fupette.Npcnulc un6 0oltpn.S tra6e,
no cs IN Die Moficnhallc bep ). Me4
giments einmorid)irtc. Captain &. ..
Guuall bate cinen ol,SgeScidnleten
SnlbiB filr Die Solooien bcreitcn loi.
len ullb lllo hic Sifi5icre mad zen
3immern beS iSauptQllurtierS elm,
no ollh ibncn ein 9und) ieruirt
iprlroc. Im Nohmittog hotten Die
Soloaten llrlaub mo beiuhen iid),
tbeils NIT Cameras uuseeriiltet, sic
Staot Der Mormmcnte. SberIt Slot.
iportbp uno Sberit Dates. ioipi, oi,,
oere Mitglieoer oeS Stabes beilld,.
ten 9eItern Nbellb Serbs 5beutcr.
Gas Hcginlent miro beltc Nabmit.
tag , lltr uom Molnt 4opol,@ obn.
bof iiad) @oibinaton obfnbren urlo
an Der Snullgllrotions Rarooe' tbei(.
lebmcn. Sim Nreita9 erioI0t Die Riif-
fnbrt rah Bottom.
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Sbesid.Cfirte.

u. @eiEert, 4O9-411 8psA.0as.
strafr, Der beitbelanute benti&e BIZ.
tosrap6, offerirt aar fit bisie Blade:
Gin lebenssrokes Bib, IN Asxasea.
farben semaIt MnS bon bobeus finit.
leriidem @ertbe, fret nit eiasas
1ntenS ieiaer beiten Gabinet.Stn>ies
fir $500. Resaldrer Hseis $4,000.
Suite Gabinet.gilber $3.50 xab esi.
ipdrts. gersrSstrasssa ssa aItea
SilSera II aasa aaSfibraases. 4ae
arbeitss sarastirt. s4ten Gle iYe.
siea aaf aaiereay samss xab $ass.
aastmer, 400-4f1 Rssb.UsS.@t,
0ratS1uS.
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(9iugefuubt.)
Gum Miasriff bes Sirser.8ercins.

NIs elmer Ser Mitbegriinoer oes
"unubb1naigen 9iirgcr'@ereins bon
Marplano" erafte i1 es ols meme
Filidt, Dem rGeutiten Gorreipon.
hcnten" meme Ancrtenmtg iiber Die
cbrenboite 8eiie m,s5uiprefen, III
meIter bieic 3eitrne iiir oen lin.
otbGngiaen 9iirser-S erein" eilttritt.
Nls id) III Der lcbten @erlammIuns
hieies Sereins bcn antroa %itellte,
haB lih Der @erein oils loId)er nift
nit Der 6roge I'm ltnteritiieiung ober
ablebmtng bes Amenoemeuts 'beld)Gi.
tl9en lollte, oa 9ing if bon Der pobI.
ilberIcgten InIift aus, bub Ole lin,
abbongigfeit bes gereins b5ber itebe,
OILS irgeno lpelte poIitiihc Grp1.
aiungell; benn oltd) Dos Grcfutip.Goa
mite Ns Gcrcins NOR Der NnIiht,
Dap 6iele Sude cine refine Bartci=
N~naclcgenbcit mar, mo pcrIongte
5mei @utod)ten, zines BON einenl De-
nipfratild)en Nulpolt u,o zines bon
cinem republitanii6en An,paIt. ToB
man mir in jener 8eriammIung Or.
mari, ib lei Elm oemofrotiiter Mntts.
ilbaber nl1b miiiie als lolher iiir
oas ENHANCEMENT eintreten, lit nid)tS
meter, offs Elm ipeiterer Yerpeis, Dab
meine @egl,er in jener TerinmmIuno
iclbIt einlaben, Die gauge aneelegeft.
belt lei cine Earteis gngeleaenDeit;
MIR iiberiaben lie babel, oob Die In.
obbongigfeit oes 9iireer.@ ereins b6.
Fer Iteben ioute, ais bieie 0rage. ,Su
lnelnen Irgnmenten 81 @iuniten mel
mes antrages babe i) niht i'm Nit,.
he'tcn ari bic Eolitif angcipielt. Nus
htn Nrgumentcn' IN jener 0eriamit-
hung ma Su crieben. bab pieIc Der
Nnipeienbcn Dos ENHANCEMENT ME.
mails gelelen uno tbeilmeiie nit ben
rngereftcn Torihriitcu bcs nationas
len Naturoliiations 8eieees permcd,-
%leIten. 5oiientlid berubigen lid, Die
@eNnlitber bolb uieber luno iinoen
ei,len Iusueg, ipie Ser @crein aud,
trcs Sieies WiBariifes eilcn erioIa.
reid)en aampf gegen Bic f%ortp1bren-
Den angriffe auf Die perionlihe 3rei.
belt iiibren fam. aui Die eebdifi.
gen an8rifle aiIi meme Eerion er.
lpioere i'd MIR, oab es 1auicnoe Dol,
tlelnet &laficrn gicbt, sic man ant
better init Der luoblperoicntcn Ser
ottunG itrait. T.
u. =. Srnppc.
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Suuncnnnf. uuS ltntcraang.
TaS Wctter.

Iiir Warplonb ulb Den Giitrift
Columbia bcute Hcgenidauer, NOR
gen flnr. geliubc iilolife, uod) Dem
Mcitcn umiprinaenoe @inbc.
Gdjtc railbc Mdr5luit berrItte &C.
tern. Iic hodllc Sernperotllr mar
a @raN INN 1 llbr HafmittoaS mo
sic uieorigite 30 0rnb INN 6 llbr
MorgenS.
Sn ocn anoeren 9unbeS = Wetter.
Neoboftum9s Stationcn oes Sou-
bcs mllrbcu Die folacnocn niebrigltel
SCmpernturCn perjeihnet: GoIiport
s., Eortlnno 10, Bolton Is, Nlbann
II, Ncm,Dorf %, philadelphia %,
NtInntic Sin 2S, 0nibington 80,
NprioIf 3S, Sattcras IL, Charlotte
IS. Wilmington 3S, Gbarlcilpn IS,
Sauannob AS, Sadlonpillc as, Tt'
pitcr 66. &cp'@clt 66, }Itlunta l6
Diontaomcrp ~, NensS rlcon9 "a,
Tolcitinc SO. @olpeiton 60, Corpus
Gbriiti g., Menlpbis 81, Cincinnati
80, Fittsburg "a, Ssluego II, gnis
iolo 16, GlepcIonb 20, Nctroit "a,
Nlpcno "A, Morqlctte IS, 0reeu
Van -. Chicago -. llllutb 1S,
Fl. Foul %. ct. 9ouis AS. aanios
Sin 50, Smabu "a, 9rlron -, Bis.
mnrt 20, @iQiitpn II, Sopre "a,
Selcru 26, Solt Safe 36, Scnocr
so, Nortb Tlatte 26, 9obae Sin
80, Nmarillo 40, Sos Nngeles as.
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rSbalia.M GnnerGpr."
-@roRer Iastenbal,-
Nuntag, Srn 8. Nara
8crmania-N Gnnrrdor -SaQe.
(52.9.Gt.4.6.7)

3mei SpesioI5iige perbeil
onl Gpnnerita9 Die aunben bes r9aE
timore Bargain Souie", melfe ole
bier erluortet meroeu. pom Gamoen-
9obnlof mad @aibingtou brineen,
nlo 5tpar perOen Die @1ite tudbrenb
Der 8abrt alf oas Bette bemirtbet.
Ser 0ebdnoe' 1nipeffo +
BRETON mad)t an onbercr SteIlc
ocS vIeutid,en gorreipohbenten aiii
IppIifationen fir III ieinem Teparte,
n'ent cinacrcidtc gpplifationen o,,f'
merfiam.
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Nus ben Staatss Vnrcanr.

@ouocrneir Grotbers cin pielbeid)Gis
tigter Mamu, - Sat nebii gciel-
ihoitlid)en Standardization ollie
SGnoe uol ,l tbln. - 9cin enc.
gilItiges llebereinfommen in ge.
jug oli itdbtiid)e Experimentation.
0ic fiir5lid) pom @nlluerneur CIR
ncltntc GommiiiiorL meld)r nit Der
Nltsarbcitula bon El1nen fiir cine
it1rfcre 8crtrcting ser Stobt in Der
StuatSgcietgebilng bctraut lit, belt
Ncitcrn Wur9en I'M ,%ltnion Srllit"s
0cb1ubc cine Situno ub, IN mcldcr
inociIcn nod fcin cnbaillti9er Flou
9itgcbeiBcn pnrhe, oa Die GorihlG9c
Der perihieocuen 'Serreu in mond)cn
SGacn III itarf bon chamber nb.
m!d)en. Die Senotoren bon golii.
more pertreten i1unler ned, ocn
Sionopnntt, oaB Die Sertretung Der
Stoot i'm Scrbdltuib 81 ibrcr 9euol.
fcrmngsjobl iein ioate. &r. Mid)uel
&alIb bon GarrolsGountp itcllte oel,
antrag, bob Die Stobt 5iuci ~ueitere
Scnatoren INTO 5uoli Mitglicoer bes
l%lntcrbnulcs erbolte, mas nngeiGbr
Dos libcrolile gntgegentommen pcr
clnem GorntpsW itglieb bcs Gomite'S
mar. atahocm Die Scrren pom 81.
mite lInGcre Belt bin urb her be.
ratben battci,, tollcn JIG 5u Dem Ont.
lhlllB. Dem 8ouucrncur 81 berld,tcn,
EaB iic iid) aus BENT 8runoc nidt
cini9en fonllen, neil Die ItGotiitcn
Scnotoren aui Iertrctlme I'M Ser
l,1ltuib ju Ser G~inmobncr5nbl be.
itcbcn, lpogcBen sic County 2cl,tc
opponiren.
EQUATOR 2~intbiclm ioate oeitcrn,
raB CT id, nit Der Abiid)t TRACE,
ltlbIt cine Sour ourd) Die Counties
III nladcu, Inn Die 9elltc pcil Der &c.
rcd)tigfeit Der Don beu ltGotiidlen
&ertretcrn sentohicu Auipriidc 5il
i%lbcrjcugen.
Gs icll bcnmGdit abcrmoIs ii, bcn
Nailmli6teiteu bes ,Gcrcins scr
&anIleute no 6abritonten" cine Ser
iammlung itattfinocn, in wcld)er ol.d)
Ole llnterltiisuuss . Srbcn pertretcn
join pcrocn.
Ger 8ouucrueur oui
Scite BON Obrrit
Swann.
Sn ciuer 9cl,ern abgeSebencn Gr.
fl1rim1 dllBertc lid Wollprrnelr
Grotbers oahin. bab nnd) ieiner Nm.
iidlt Die automobil l.. Sobrifanten bell
Trdiiocnteu Der Toli5ci 9eboroc,
Sberlt Sberlod Sponn. iiir Den pcn
ocmiclben al,sgearbeiteten @cictcnt.
luuri sur 9eiteueruns mo HcauIo.
ton Der automobilbcIiser nit inl.
n6tbigcr S1rte beurtbeilen. Gr
mcini, oab Die aaitation n,ehr bon
sen 6abrifantcn fcrriibre. OILS ucu
zen Acknowledgment ielbit.
Siae sur S'eiie in's HUSBAND be.
f..>Anf0 1Ol.:n. a. 40 M N "a.
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Sic Geut de Ser,
6crungS @cicIlihaft"
pom baltimore crmGblte in ibrer &c.
triaen SatreS . &eriamlnluna Die
folgcnocn Girettorcn iiir bos font.
meiloc BED nlngs,abr: s. 81. S1ilc-
mann. ". IS. atfinirn, s. q. &uls-
hoI', Snccb Bed. s. $. aoppelmai,,
Il,auit Yieil, George @urnede, a,ia.
Nebr, 1ohn y. Saubcr. Z. !. Wil.
l'n9sr. anton 8. Setting u,o 9ln9uit
@cbcr. Gos Gireftorium miro iid)
III Der morscn itnttiinhenoeu Ser
lonmliutl orgoniiircn.
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aseut bes Rssbbe1tAsa 2tsst.
MISUNDERSTANDING.

III hieier 3eit belieien iid) a,tf $13,-
602. Gle aeeenpdrtigen gearnten
Der 2oge iino: Eraiioent ~. Cher.
nom, 8%ieeprGiioent 9. appIeitein,
Sefretdr @m. Stotter, Siuau3iefre.
TOR 9. Sherman, Sdaemeiiter Nar
Ironion, Sergeaut.ot1arnls 2.Sberr.
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Sctbcl's cinsiacs Wtclicr.

&ir baden MIR Gin Ntclirr in @aI.
t:more, nnb bas bcfinbet lid, in Der
Gtage 81 ebener Groe, Nr.321, Nurb-
@aD., nabe Sisb-Str. ainber.Vbo.
tugrapbieu cine SpcaialitGt. - GHnc
Nsentsn unb tcine1reppen 81 iteieen.
). Sebbel. g. Grni, 0eidaitsiabrer.
d.
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philadelphia 3beatcrsW eieaidait.
-rJrabIinsslnft"--
Cpcrcttc. ggeemm-1 beater. 5. MGrS.
Sicbe Mnnpuee au anocrer Stcac.
(57-6D
(57-64)

ainber. 9 d. utgccll I.
da +. - Sn Der aeitri9cn Monots-
perionn'il,na Ser ainoer.S hubgeicI.
it)oft mlIroe bonn Superintcnocnten
Geo. u. Barter beridtct, bab i'm Der
floiieneu Monat 10 ainoer III Nnitol.
ten uno 6 in frentben 5anilicn IN.
%tcrgcbroft ,purbet.
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NirtbcsS duhNcrcin upn Baltimore.

"a Ecnncrltoa, Der |. Wars, Sn-
orgnrationStas lit, miro bic regel.
mobiae @eriommlln9 oeS TereinS
ali Dem Gage nidt ituttiinoen. Re.
gelm1bige TeriMnmIunscn bes Ser
r'ns iiaoen OH ieoem ioleenbcn Ion-
EerItoa in Garit)'S &otel ltutt.
Beu. Y. So gtrre, Grdiibeni.
COL G2) Nsp. 4. M:piter, Sefret1r.
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Tife aur Saeiie in's AnslanS be.
isret 9. @aine, 0r. 413, Cit.WaIti.
msrfitrate, nate Gafenf SOnie ase.
Middletown transcript., 1909-10-16
OBITUARY
JAKRs n. ARrHURs

James NJ. Arthurs died at his home in
Kenton Friday morning after an illness
of about ten days of malarial fever, aged
SO years. The news of Mr.. Arthurs'
death was great shock to his relatives
and friends here, as many of them we're
rot aware of'his illness.
Deceased was one of the best known
men in central Delaware, having been
engaged in the mercantile business at
Kenton for many years, where he spent
the greater part OF his life.
In 1872 be married Miss Nancy N,
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Wright aud sister of Mrs. NJ. B.
Burris of this town, who with five chill
dren survive him. They are: Mrs. Frank
Virden, wife of DIR. Frank Yirden, Misses
Sylvia and Susan Arthurs and John W.,
Of Kenton, ard Stanley NJ, the we'll
known Wilmington artist.
Funeral arrangements have not been
made at this writing.
Middletown transcript., 1909-10-16
WARWICK

Mr. R. B. Merritt. sr., was in Eikton
on Tuesday.
Miss Eva Holden, of Chester, Pa, spent
Sunday at her home here.
Mr.. Clarence Lipscomb, of PhiIadelphia,
spent Sunday at his home here.
Quite nnmter from here attended the
ball game at Cecilton on Wednesday.
Mrs. H. B. Mcdowell las returned
home, after visiting relatives in PhiIadel-
pliia.
Mrs. j. R. H. Price and Mrs. s. H.
Duryea spent several days of last week at
MilIington.
Mr.. Daniel Wilson, OF Wilmington,
Del, spent Sunday with his mother, Mra.
Josephine Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. ManIove spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
P. Hoover; at Cecilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Merritt were visitors
At the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Bishop Oh Sunday.
There will be no preaching at the NJ.
P. Church Sunday evening as our pastor
is still conducting his revival services at
Salem.
The c. E. Social of the Warwick M. P.
Church will be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L P. King Friday evening, 0c-
tober 29th.
Mrs. William Price, of Middle Neck,
who has been quite i'll with typhoid
fever f1r several weeks, is much inn
proved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Jordon, of near
Wilmington, spent several days of last
week at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. NJ. Eaton.
The Sunday School "Rally Day" will
be held at the NJ. P Church Sunday,
November 7th. Further particulars
concerning this will be given later.
Middletown transcript., 1909-10-16
ODESSA

Miss Minnie Armstrong OF West Ches-
ter Normal School. spent two days last
week with her parents.
sir aud Mrs. John Green and dauRh-
ter Ellen. Of salem. n. j., are spending q
few days here.
Rev. ]. A. Arters. of Middletowne will
preach in s, Panls NJ. z. Church to-
morrow, (sunday,) both morning and
evening.
Miss EAie Berry is spending sometime
in Philadelphia.
Mrs Martha Hofscker, of Chester, is
spending this week with Mrs. D. Morgan.
Miss May EaOs is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph K. Heldmyer is spending
sometime with relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. William Keegan, of Philadelphia,
is spending this week with bis parents
here.
Mr.. Calvin Stidham left last week for
Colorado, where he will spend sometime.
Miss Ida Lord, of Stamford, Conn,
spent9a few days this week with friends
here.
Mrs. G. supthin, of Trenton. N. j., is
sometime with Mrs. ]. w. Wat
kins
Middletown transcript., 1909-10-16
NEW CENTURY CLUB TEA

The New Century Club began the sea.
son OF fall work on Tuesday, when the
ficial board gave reception to the club
members. Qnite number Of the mem
bers we're in attendance, with some out
Of town guests. The musical program was
in charge Of Miss Mary Hutchin and Miss
Susie Foard.
The club tea was served and the social
features were in charge Of Mrs. Clara B.
Green and Miss Eliza Cochran Green.
Among those present were: Mrs. R.
T. Cam, Mrs. W. I. Connellee, Mrs. Ed
gar Clark, Mrs. Charles Derrickson, Mrs.
George Derrieksou, MIS-. c. ]. Freeman,
Mrs. G. s. Green, Mrs. J. G. Green, Mrs.
Q. A. HGffecker, Mre Boyd Mccoy, Mrs.
J. G. Mccoy. Mrs. H. B. Mcdowell, Mrs.
E. II. Moore, Mrs. a. X. Paxon, Mrs.
J. G. Sites, Mrs. 6. L. Townsend, Mrs.
F. B. Watkins, Mrs. G. Y. Psverley,
Misses Bessie Anderson, Ethel Brady,
Josephine Cochran, Eliza Green, Eliza
beth Collins, Mary Hutchin, Ada Lock-
wood, Clara Paxon, Dora Price, Edith
Shallcross, Miss Griffith aud several from
distance. Four new names, Mrs. 6. v.
Peverley, Mrs. F, j. Pennington, Mrs.
Eugene Mccoy, and Miss Elizabeth Col.
lins, we're added to the list Of club mem
bers.
The officers of the club and chairman Of
standing committees are: President, Mrs.
R. 7. Cam; First Vice President, Mre.
G. j. Freeman; Second Vice President,
Mra. R. R. Cochran; Recording Secretary,
Miss Josephine Biggs; Assistant Secretary,
Miss Josephine Cochran; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. W. r. Parker; Treasurer,
Mrs. J. L. Shepherd; Auditor, Miss May
Holten; Advisory board, Mrs. C. S. Green,
Miss Marie lockwood; Chairman of Com
mittees: Education, Mrs. G. J. freeman;
Ciyics and Forestry, Mrs. H. B. Mcdowell;
Household economics, Miss Bessie Ander.
son; Library, Mrs. C. A. Hoffecker; Arts
and Gratis, Miss Laura Willis; Recipro.
city, Mrs. F. B. Watkins; Social service,
Mrs. Charles Derrickson; Music, Miss
Mary Hutchin; Entertainment Miss
Ethel Brady; Program, Miss Dora Price;
Club hostess, Miss Eliza Green. Club
study for the year, Germany, Belgium and
Denmark.
Middletown transcript., 1909-10-16
HORSES ATE WHEAT AND DIED
H. S. Brady Lost Two Horses and Oae
MuIe

Mr.. H. S. Brady. who resides near Mt.
Pleasant, met with quite loss the first Of
the wtek when two Of his best work
horses and valuable mule died as'the
result Of eating too much whest.
The animals were put in tile pasture
field Monday evening, and Mr.. Brady in
structed one Of bis men to leave the gate
leading to the barnyard open, to enable
the horses to seek shelter in case of a
storm. A farm wagon containing several
bags Of wheat had been run under the
shed, and five Of the horses and one mule
ssidentally ate more Of the grain than the
others. as three Of them died from the ef-
fects, and two others were in a serious con-
dition, but will live.
Mr.. Brady has been very unfortunate
Of late with his horses, having lost one
about two weeks ago as a result of a
broken leg.