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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
125, 900 WORSHIP;
175,OOO AT DANCE

Plymouth Congregational church
observed its first anniversary yes
terday with special services. DR. r.
.. Van Horn. pastor OF the church,
delivered q special anniversary ser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

French comic opera. was German
Jew. Among the great composers
OF German music are: Beethoven,
half Dutch: Lisxt. Hungarian:
Joachim. Hungarian Jew: MAILER,
Bohemian Jew: Richter. half Hun
garian: Nikisch. Hungarian.
More than $1,000 cases OF NAL
treatment we're handled In 1911 by
the British society for the proven
ton OF cruelty to children. In 1855
cases children died from III treat
ment
Shame on You. Cyl
Mr.. and Mrs. Denton T. Young
passed through Cadiz last Thurs
day. on their way to and returning
from New Athens. in their big tour
ing car. Mrs. Young. as usual. doing
the driving.-Cadlz to) Repub-
lican.
And then again. we're willing TO
sign our name to these as some
OF our ideas OF the quintessence OF
nothing:
Blotting paper towels.
Lawn fetes.
silk initials on n mans shirt.
Rumble seat on an auto.
Applause at picture show.
Information In a railroad guide. =
A stenographer's spelling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

The United States. Great Britain
and Germany combined produce 40
per cent OF the worlds production
OF coal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

Sign At moving picture theatre
- A Drunkards life. IN Three
Reels"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

Allegheny observatory. Pittsburg.
baa one telescope. use Of which Is
given free to the public every night
in the week. When Halleys comet
waa In sight interest was so great
that use OF three telescopes was
given.
Ernest Newman. an English writ
err. calls attention to the fact that
tho greatest Frenchman. Napoleon,
was an Italian; the greatest Eng.
Iish general. Wellington. was an
freshman: the greatest modern Eng
lish novelist. George Meredith, was
n Welshman. Cesar Frank, n
French composer. was a Belgian;
offenbach, who wrote the typical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
GOVERNMENT

GOVERNMENT hospital
sharps declare that there are
more crazy bachelors than
crazy married men in this
country. Count EN- again.
after the Xmas shoppingl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

Mr. aud Mira Y. II kohn aud Mr.,
ard Mra. Lawrence kohn we're IN
Milwaukee 60 attend tho anni
yeranry OF the reformation Of Mar.
tin Luther Lake Geneva tWln.l
News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

II came on, In tho trial Of man
In Chicago that be did the house
work while hia wlfe earned tho Nv.
Ing. Thatn make many a man
yell. Lucky guy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
Non-pariisan Elections

The Star has always advocated nonpartisanshp IN the
selection of public officials. e. ,,,,y
The Star IS hopeful that this campaign waged ior many
wears viii bear in the next Legislature oil inc state "
Washington. = -: !. ,,h;e
Blind ealty has covered up multitude OF suns N puo
office There is argument that can hold water .o y"
further retention as part OF system OF government
The Star favors nonpartisanship tor every sta'e'
county and city office ...n,. 81
There is no for selecting the goVe.no, Oh
This state or any OF the legislature because nc nap
mems TO be Republican, Democrat or member OF any
other party there is for keeping that distmeoh III @
selection of a constable coroner or state auditor.
We have advanced TO the stage OF direct primaries 'o
the nominations OF United States senator's as wen 10
our other officials. .
II is but another easy step this progressive
for drcc, election constitutional amendment
ON that subject is pending the country But even IN
advance OF adoption by the country at large u Is inc uuy
OF the state Washington retain the direct eseuon Tea
ture by adopting the Oregon system OF eecng Onned states
senator's This would drive the last shred OF excuse
for keeping party in the election OF members OF inc
legislature and the governor :.
The non-partisan idea is right in principle Let
US not deal in petty to delay its application.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

A track,laying machine can lay.
when conditions are favorable.
three miles 81 track day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

Her Uncle ard Aunsf
Miss Dale Niece was guest of
II. G., Makieu and wife Monday
coatesviiie llnd1 Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

But VIVA, happened 10 the cowf
MIR. Joe Workman had the misfor.
tune to lose 4 very valuable eo~
Saturday b. falling In run and
being drowned. Lisbon toJ Buck
ego State.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

There IL only one double track
railway bridge In Chile. u waa
completed only q short time aso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02
JOSH WISE
SAYS.

JOSH WISE
SAYS:
IN "a o b Q
3 m sitsc re has
warned her dsuoh.
terra never ter
waste any time on
. man who raj.
ties . bunch Of
keys In his
pocket"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

Uncle Sans factory turns out
zoos. 900 envelopes and newspaper
Wrappers a day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

The government chemists now r.
port that the holes In q chss9s
mako Il valuable. That sounds
reasonable. What good would .
slevc be u thcro we're no holes p
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

Try the first half OF 1919 was it.eT2..
IA tons. against it.6GG.gsG tons In
flrat half Of 1911. and ii.ssx.bsl
Tons last half
a viallsns lard Can
A lard can. partly filled With
debris In which a pan OF ashes had
been emptied and set on rear
porch at Frank Harmon's residences.
caused an alarm Of fire 10 be sound.
I'd Monday night West Union lo)
Record.
One section OF the vladlyossok
city directory 10 devoted to ealen'
dars. Cor the benefit OF the rnany
residents whose religious beliefs
call Cor different calendars.
There IL a law In Montenegro
providing that every man so armed
Even the Greek priests carry arms
and clsrgymea In church attire
with one or two reyolyera IN a belt
arc aeen frequently.
Bus What happened 10 the co~f
Mr.. Joe Workman had the mtsfor
tune to lose a very valuable cos
Saturday b. falling In = run and
being owned.-iLsbon CO.. Buck
eye State.
II came GU, In tho trial Of mas
In Chicago that be did the house
work Whllr his wlfe earned tho Nv
ing. ThatH make many a mar
yell. 'f.sicky guy"
There IL only one double tracl
railway bridge In Chile. u VA
completed only short time ago.
Uncle Sans factory turns on
Z 900 900 envelopes and ncwspape
wrappers a day.
The government chemists n0w n
port that the holes IN chsss'
mako Il valuable. That sound
reasonable. What good would
slevc be " there were no holes y
~
whats become Of niinkr"
"IIa opened a store.
~DoiEK wallg~
mo. Policeman caught him"
Japan has one OF the best organ
tired and iaEEeat Red Cross -
CLOTHES IN the world II has menn
berahlp OF 1906. 900. and propert
Valued at $4,000. 900.
Isaiah zuE. Milton Grove. ~
bought q pair of Sunday boSh
30 years ago. and has worn then
every Sunday since.
r. l. Bailey. q Bryan county
Georgia. farmer. produced 1000 bar
rels OF potatoes on co acres o
ground this year. His crop Il
worth $4,000.
Yea. sir. he lost $4,000 In Leaf
than n year"
How did he ioao M"
"Ils lot some wise fciiers know
ha had a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

Japan has one OF the best organ.
fred and iaEEeat Red Cross -
CLOTHES IN the world II has a mezA.
berahip OF 1900 900. and propercr
Valued AZ $4,000. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

Isaiah zug. Milton Grove. ~
bought a pair Of Sunday" bostu
30 years ago. and has worn them
every Sunday since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

what's become Of niinkr"
site opened store.
~DoinK walis~
mo. Policeman caught him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

Yea. sir. he lost $4,000 In icss
than n year"
How did he ioao itr'
"iia lot some wise feiiere know
he had H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-02

T.. l. Bailey. Bryan county,
Georgia. farmer. produced 1000 bar.
rels OF potatoes on co acres OF
ground this year. His crop 10
worth $4,000.
Evening journal., 1912-07-13
SERVICES in
CITY PARKS
PreSbyterianS Plan Three
More Sunday Night
Meetings
MUSIC AS HELP
TO THE PREACHERS

The out door meeungs under the
direction of the Presbyterian Union
which begun last Sunday evening and
were well attended, will be held at
the same three places this Sunday,
evening at o'clock.
AT Kirkwood Park the service is
der the direction of the First and
Central Churches. This Sunday even
ing. the Rev. J. Ross Stonesifer will
conduct the service and the Rev. ].
n. Crawford viii make an address.
At Eighth Street Park the service
will be under the direction of West
minister and Olivet Churches. The
Rev. Charles l.. Cancee will conduct
the service and the Rev John Lane
viii speak
At Washington Height the Hanover
and Eastlake Churches will conduct
service. The Rev. Henry Cumming
ham will be in charge and the Rev
r. l.. Jackson will make the address
Tie music at all these services is
a special feature There is a choir
and Two instrumental pieces Of music
10 lead the singing. At Washington
Heights, Harry Nichols will sing a
baritone solo and Sectuary Brewer
of the Y NJ. c. A. will lead the choir
No offerings are received at these
meetings.
Evening journal., 1912-07-13

The Salvation open at the present
time has been obtainable only
through faith. and faith is dependent
upon a measure Of knowledge, or re-
velation, and this knowledge, or re-
velation. came 10 US from God, for.
as said ST. Peter, Holy men OF old
spoke and wrote as they we're moved
by the Holy Spirit" God in this Age
is calling class possessed Of ears
Of appreciation for His Message. These
are mainly the weary and heavy laden
and sin-sick, chiefly the poor Of this
world. rich In faith.
The point OF today's lesson is to
show the importance Of having the
right kind of spiritual food, and OF
using IL and not allowing the new
nature TO become choked by earthly
hopes, aims OF ambitions. Such as
thus overcome will be inheritors with
Jesus Of His glorious Messianic King
dom OF a thousand years, which is TO
bless Israel and, through Israel, all
the families OF the earth.
Jesus gave the parable Of the Sower
OF the good seed" The disciples
were pleplexed and unable 10 under
stand Il and inquired OF the Great
Teacher its meaning.
His answer was that He was quite
willing that they should understand
the parable, and that II related to the
Kingdom Of God, but It was not "a
be understood by outsiders. He OK
planned that It was for this reason
that He always spoke in parallels, 50
that the general public might see and
hear and not understand, because the
masses even Of the Jews we're not IN
a heart condition 10 understand and
be profited by those lessons respect
ing the Kingdom, Only such persons
as desired 20 become members Of the
Kingdom class and we're also willing
10 undertake the stringent conditions
OF the marrow way'-only such were
to fully and clearly understand the
parallels OF the Kingdom. This Is In
harmony with all Of Gods dealings
In the present time We read. The
secret Of the Lord is with them that
reverence Him. and He will show
them His Covenant
In verse 13 the Master indicates
that this parable, would serve as q
general key to His followers for their
Interpretation Of all His parallels
Seed" does not mean literal seed
birds" do not mean birds. "thorns'
do not mean thorns. etc. Proceeding
the Great Teacher expounded the par
able as follows
~ The seed that was sown repre-
sents the word Of God More thar
this, Il represents that particular
element or feature OF Gods Word
which relates 10 the Kingdom. Thii
Is shown BY ST. Matthew's account oi
the same parable Matthew xiii.1-9)
Our lesson says that the Wicked One
meant Is Satan Satan and his evil
agents are therefore represented II
Evening journal., 1912-07-13

these things should appeal to Chris
tians at all The Master distinctly
tells US that the thorns represent
"the cares Of the life and the de-
ceitfulness Of riches" Thus every
Christian man or woman who has re-
ceived the Message Of the Kingdom
and has allowed the cares Of this life
and the deceitfulness of riches to
choke and frustrate his prospects Of
the Kingdom is represented in this
parable Very nice people, hospita-
BILE, educated etc, belong TO this class
of IL parable represented by the
thorny ground.
a. According to the parable there
will be three classes of believers who
will attain the Kingdom-or we may
say. they will all be one class in the
sense that they will bring forth the
one kind Of fruitage and be acceptable
to the Lord as Joint heirs in His King
dom, but the difference between them
will be in the amount Of fruitage such
yieid-some thirty fold. some sixty
fold and some a hundred fold.
The Lord does not explain the DIFF
ference between these fruitages, but
we may we'll understand that the
amount Of fruitage will be measured
by the amount OF love and zeal in the
heart. The fully appreciative and the
fully loving will be the most energetic
to know and to do the Masters will,
and they will bring forth the largest
fruitage-a hundred fold-and they
too. will have the chief places in the
Kingdom
St Paul declares that as star diff
fers from star in glory, so it will be
with those who attain unto the First
Resurrection-all will come forth
glorious. but some will blaze with a
more resplendent brilliancy, because
Of their great zeal, and therefore their
great likeness to their Redeemer and
Lord Jesus likewise mentions the
distinctions amongst those who will
sit with Him in His Throne. He as
sured James and John that, If they
we're willing to drink Of His cup and
be baptized into His death, they should
surely sit with Him in His throne;
but as TO whether or not they would
have the chief places of honor and
distinction was not for Him to say
Those places will be given according
10 the Fathers determination; that il
to say. according to principles Of JUS
tice, OF merit
Evening journal., 1912-07-13
Evening Services Prove Popular Among Woppers Here
MR.. WALES AT
WEST CHURCH

At West Presbyterian Church to-
morrow the Rev George Handy
Wales, OF Philadelphia. will preach
both morning and evening, the morn
ing theme being The Wonderful
Book" and the evening theme, Christ
In Our Daily Life" The morning
service during the summer is hello
at IL a. m, and evening at 730 p.
m The Sabbath school and mems
and womens Bible classes convene
at 10 a. m. The program in the
Sabbath school tomorrow includes an
innovation in that Miss Clara T.
Mendenhall. who is principal Of the
teachers training department Of the
public schools and also superinten-
dent of the elementary department Of
West Sabbath school will In the
presence Of the whole school teach a
lesson to the beginners
T Leroy Foote, a soloist. OF Phila-
delphia, will sing at the evening SER
vice
Evening journal., 1912-07-13
COMMUNION
AT EASTLAkE
Solemn Morning Service to be
Followed by Outdoor
Evening Exercise
SPECIAL MUSIC
AS CHURCH FEATURE

The quarterly communion service
will be held al 1870 o'clock tomorrow
in the Eastlake Presbyterian Church
The Rev Henry Cunningham will
give a communion address on Sitting
Down with Jesus" sheldon W Fair
child will sing solo.
The Sabbath School and Pastors
Bible Glass will meet q. $50 o'clock
for one hour
An out door meeting in union with
Hanover Church will be held on Wash
ington Heights al z o'clock The SER
vices will be in charge Of the Rev.
r. L. Jackson and Rev Mr.. Cunning
ham Mr.. Jackson will make short
address. The music is a special
feature A choir, accompanied by two
cornets will be directed by Mr.. Brewer
OF the Y NJ c. A Harry Nickols
baritone, will sing a solo.
Evening journal., 1912-07-13
AYENrE CHrRCH sERvICEs

The Rev. n. G. Lassiter viii preach,
in Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
tomorrow morning taking for his sub
iect. THE Christian Similitude.' After
this service the Bible-school will meet
from 10 to IL o'clock In the evening
the pastor will preach on the subject,
"The young man whom Christ re-
jected." There will be music az all
the services.
Morning, organ prelude, Onward
Christian Soldiers" 2. L. Ashford,
auartette. Must Jesus bear the cross
alone?" c. A Havens; Mrs. zesrfoss,
Miss Zoch. c. Hope, Mr. Cook; organ
postlude.
Evening, organ prelude, romance
p. Tours anthem, Incline Thine Ear
F. n Himmel. Incidental solo, Miss
Zoch: anthem, The king OF love, my
Shepherd is H. r. Shelley; organ
postlude
The Wednesday evening prayer.
meeting will be held by the pastor
and the Christian Endeavor meeting
on Friday evening. by James II. West
Cott
Evening journal., 1912-07-13
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

Included in the list of the property
transfers recorded this week at the
office Of the city registry clerk, Is the
salon property. al No. 207 West Sec
ond street which was disposed OF by
Frank Eoehm 10 Michael Brown The
consideration given is S15,500
A complete list Of transfers fol-
low.
Wilmer K Farra and wife to Emily
NJ Harrigan. west side of French
street. between Sixth and Seventh
streets, S5 The same property by
Emily NJ. Harrigan to Alice ]. Far
ia. S5
Edith W Knowles TO Hunter Grubb,
east side of Jackson street, "a feet
north of Eleventh street. $500.
May NJ Clancy to Bridget A Clancy.
east side Of Harrison street, 16 feet
north of Conrad street, S1225.
Mary T. Wilson to James p. Jones.
southwest sled of Thirty-hrst street.
73 feet northwest of Washington
street. extended. S115
Kentmere Land Co, to Josephine
F. Gilpin, northwest corner Grant and
Delaware avenues. $1,000
Mary Hammond and husband to
Eliza beth Taylor. south side OF Sixth
street. ia feet east OF Poplar street
Elizabeth Taylor and husband to
Mary Hammond, east side OF Lombard
street, Is feet north OF Sixth street
SIS.
Ellwood J. Sharp 10 Martin Tome
zyk. north side of Maple street. 12S
feet east Of Franklin street. $500.
James II. Groves. et. al. heirs oi
\ DR. John Flowers. deceased. 10 Anna
I F Groves. No. % Klund street, snC
n No. Sl7 Windsor street. S5.
Il Estate Of George w Vernon, Mari
Vernon and Charles W Cooley. ex
eoutors 70 Luigi Dorazio and wife
east side of Sixth avenue. between
Il Coleman and Duncan streets, S132 80
Thomas F. Bayard, Jr.. and William
S Hilles. executors Of Thomas F
Baysrd. deceased. TO James B. Oberly
northeast corner Ninth and Harrison
Bois Penrose. ct. al. trustee unde
will Of Dr. R. A F. Penrose, deceased
/, 1851
Anna R. Malloy TO Edward N1tsil
+. north side OF Fourth street. 1873 fee
west OF Franklin street, S2500.
William Michael Byrne 10 Anna r
Malloy. the same property, 81.
Caroline Owens TO May NJ. Clancy
b east side OF Harrison street. 16 fee
d north OF Conrad street. S1625.
Frank Boehn TO Michael Brown
No. 207 West Second street, S15.500.
Georgetown Land Company Z
Elisha G. Ryon, west side of Harrison
street. 10 feet south of Reed stree
r $40.
: John NJ Stannard and wife TO Rich
8 ard W Gropp. southeast corner Q
Rodney, and Linden streets. $1,000.
Evening journal., 1912-07-13

the parable by birds" and the import
is that however much of the Gospel
of the Kingdom we may read or hear
preached, we lose the benefit OF that
which we do not understand.
Evidently, then, much Of Bible
study ard religious reading is lost,
because not understood. The second
ary lesson is that one reason Why the
good seed does not enter. into the
understanding is that the heart is
not in a receptive attitude. Like the
wayside path, IL is hard.
(2) The seed sown in the stony
place represents those who. when they
hear the Message Of the Kingdom. are
delighted. They say. How good that
soundsi What a grand time there will
be when Messiah rules in righteous
ness 70 bless the world and lift up
the poor, degarded members Of Adams
family, And how great is the pTi-
vilege Of becoming members Of the
Bride Of Christ TO be associated with
Him in His glorious Kingdom work.
But the class represented by the stony
ground have little depth Of character;
they are merely emotional
The Seed, or Message Of the King
dom which these hear with such de-
light al first, never natures in their
hearts, because they are too shallow,
too superficial in their love Of right
eousness. Below the surface those are
hard hearts and selfish, and So when
they find that the good Seed Of the
Kingdom is unpopular and that It will
bring them a certain amount Of re-
proach and contempt and perhaps per
secution-then all their ardor oozes
out, their zeal is at an end. The King
dom Message fails to produce in them
the fruitage desired.
(3) The seed sown in the thorny
ground represents those who have
good hearts and have heard the Mes
sage Of the Kingdom and appreciate
II and rejoice in il. but their hearts
are divided. They allow the cares oi
this life and the love Of riches tc
have such a share of their hearts az
fections that the Kingdom Message
does not have the opportunity to bring
forth such fruitage as will be pleas
ing to the Lord.
Let us note carefully that these
thorns do not, as some suggest, re-
present gambling devices, card parties
saloons and other places Of ill-repute
nor secret sins and vices. None OF
Evening journal., 1912-07-13

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Evening journal., 1912-07-13
JERICHO MARCH" TO
END CAMP MEETING

The leaders and congregation of
Union A. NJ. f. Mission at Smyrna,
will march around the walls Of
Jericho" on Sunday night at the close
Of the camp meeting. The marching
will be done to inspiring music. and
promises to be an interesting cere-
mony.
Preaching at the camp meeting dur
ing the day will be by Rev. Duckery
at 1890 o'clock by the Rev. j w
Carlton Pittstone at $3.50 o'clock and
by the pastor. the Rev. DR.. Albert
Price at 7.45 o'clock his topic being,
The Unseen Power" The praying
and singing band will be present
Evening journal., 1912-07-13
To Look and Feel
Bright in Hot Weather
(From The Woman Beautifully

(From The Woman Beautiful)
This is the season when she who
would have a rose-leaf complexion.
iily-white neck and hands, should
turn her thoughts 10 mercolized wax.
the firm friend Of the summer girl
Nothing so effectrally overcomes the
soiling effects OF sun, wind, dust and
dirt The wax literally absorbs the
-scorcheds discolored, withered or
coarsened cuticle. bringing forth a
brand new skin, clear, soft and girlish-
ly beautiful It also 4clogs the pores,
removing blackheads and increasing
the skins breathing capacity. An
ounce OF mercolized wax, obtainable
al any drug store. applied nightly like
cold cream and washed off mornings.
will gradually improve the worst com
plexion.
When depressed by the heal and
you want to freshen up for the( even
ing. battle the face in a lotioul made
by dissolving an ounce OF po%dered
saxolite in half pint witchf hazel
You'll ino this more refreshing than
an hours rest. II also smobths out
fine lines affecting even tha deeper
wrinkles