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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13
IN THE SEVERAL PRE-
CINCTS WITHIN THE
CITY OF SEATTLE
Polling Places
SCHOOLS.

BROADWAY HIGH-Precinets fsf-is
iss-fss- Brosdwa,
and Y Pine St
LINCOLN HfGH-Precineis s-e-ft-sI.ts'
bs-st.ss --fnteriaks Az. and " tttn
W. SEATTLE uIGH-Prscinets fs7-ses
i-2T.-a7t.-caiifornia and "
Lander
ADAMs-preeiness sTts-ts-se-tI. - J"
sist and seth Az. ~. w.
BEACON HIL-Preeinets ;,s-it.-'a-
itth Az = and Lander.
BRIGHTON - Precincts ss;-;ss - Hoiii
St. near tsfh y
CASCADE - Precincts iii-ii3-1is-iit
isa-ist-is6-i2s.-Pont Az. and y
Thomas
CENTRAL Board osnce1-Precincts is,'
its Observation-Disclosures -
-th and Madison.
COE, FRANTz H.-prec,ncts 7s-77-7s'
to.-7th Az. w. and Wheeler
COLMAN-Precine,s rs-si7-:ss-7&o-iti
Corner Atlantic and 34th 8
COLUMBIA - Precincts 7t7-2N-its-1sp
fBi.--s7th Az. and Ferdinand
DUNLAP Precincts 3s5-zSs.-Rainiei
Az and LeannA
EMERSON - Precincts 3sT-:ss-Piisrim
ST and Goth 8.
LAKEWOOD - Precincts 77s-;so. - w
Myrtle and California Az.
GhEE> LAKE-Preoinets is-9o-fi-:s-
2t-as-sunnyside Az. and ~ ssth-
HAY. JOHN-Precinct. u-sa-ss-st-
eth Az y. and Newton
INTERBAY-Preeinct To-7i-Ta-7s-1A-
ieth W. and Barrett St
IRyING--Precinets t:-t3-ts-ts-so.-w
bsd and 18th n. w.
JEFFERsON--Preeine aTs-277.-4sd s.
W and w. Edmonds
LAKE-Prec,ncts io7-isi.-5sth n. and
T. Garfield.
LArONA-Prccincts is-itiS-is-i7-ls-
9Th Az. ~ r and ~. +?d.
LEsCHI-Prccincts o5-2oT-2es-7so.-s,d
Az. and T. Spruce
iai-iss-i9o.-2oth Az N. and e.
Thomas
LOWEll--Precincts lio-ilb-lis-i2i-l:2.
18th Az. n. and Mercer.
MAIN sTREET-precincts fi<-,is-.is-
aif-2iS-ais-22o-22i-2 ST.
and 9Th Av. b
MERCEK--Precincts si-sa-s&-Aioha st.
and 9TH Az. N.
MINOR. 4. T.--Precincts rao-is3-iss-iss.
iS7-iss-lss.-i7th Az. and e Union.
PACIrIC-Prccincts i7s-Is2-iss-iSs-7oo-
2ol o2-2oS-2i2-2ls.-iith Az, and 4.
jefferson.
--2Srd Az, $. and King st.
ROsS-Precincts b4-B5-ss.-w. asa St
and ID Az n. W.
SALMON BAY-Preoincts ss-to-tl-4t--
w. ssd and goth Av. N. W.
sEwARD-Preoincts ioi-io2-ios-iot-ios,
Franklin Az and Roanoke.
STEVENS, ISAAC I-Precincts ios-ios-
ios-ii7.--isth N. and L. Caller St
81 MMIT-PrecIncts 1to-f4s-i6Q-l6l-ls.
Summit Az and Il. Union.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTs-Precincts 50
T-S-s-io-l7-i4thA y. n Il. and z. SAD.
WALIA WALLA--Preoincts lss-isT-isS-
aot-2os-2lo.--24thA v and e Cherry.
WARREN AvENUE-Precinc,s so-s5-ss-
s7-se-ioo Warren Az. and Republican
WASHINGTON - Precincts 2ii-22e-227-
2St-isth Av. y. and Main ST.
WEST QUEEN ANNE-Precincts 1855
se-sf-ss-ss-sth Az. w. and Caller.
WEST WOODLAND--Precinc Bi-ss-5s
18th Az. n. w. and W. ssth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss,--itth Av. N.
w. and w. 18th.
YEsLER-Preclnet lie nth and ssth
N. E.
YORK - Precincts sss-stt-a45-24e.-ssd
Az. s. and Horton.
YOuNGSrOWN-Preci a7s-s7s-asI-
w. Genessee and 2+th S. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13
PROPOSITION THREE

Tn. question ~ the borrowing Nv he
port commission Of the Port Of Seattle
Of the sum ~ two hundred thousand
Dollars and the issuing OF BONDS there-
for for the purpose of acquiring Terry
landing alto NJ some point between
pa,,.rv stree. and Rinr street on the
east shore ~ Elliott nav In the c'tv ~
pest,ic and ~ ferry landing site ~
some point between West Florida
etrsst ans Mexico Street on the west
shore Of Elliot, nay. spd constructing
thereon Ferry slips and buildings snd
for tho purchase or construction or =
ferry hoa, or boats. together with MI
other equipment necessary or oon"en-
lent 70 produce an efficient ferry serv-
Ice hs,weer the ~as, and west shores
a, ri,o,t nav said Improvement to he
known rs the west Seattle Ferry Inn
provement.
said bond. shsii be general serial bcrd-
~ the Port Of Seattle. IN such form
a. said mort commission shall here
st,or preseribe Of tho denomination
~ ono thousand dollars each. num-
bered oon.ocutivciy from ore 70 two
hundred. bearing interest ut tho rate
Of five per cent per annum. PAYABLE
.emi-snnuaiiy. principal and interest
nayahie At tho fiscal agency o. the
.,,,e Of washington In tho city ~ New
YORK to he dated ss issued. and to be
issued In ruch amounts ana NJ such
hereafter prescribe. and shall mature
an follows,
N,uhorr I TO 2. inclusive. I year after
their date
Snmhers : TO 4. inclusive. : years after
their date.
Numbers TO o. INCLUSIVE years nrter
their date.
Numbers 7 to 3. inclusive years after
their date
Numbers . to II. inclusive. 8 years after
their date
Numbera IL to 10. inclusive. 9 years after
their date
Numbers "a to 10. inclusive. 7 years after
their date,
Numbers Ia to II. inclusive. q years after
their date.
Numbers is to 20. Inclusive. . years after
their date
Numbers ~ TO a.. inclusive. 10 years
after their date
Numbers 2a TO as. inclusive. II years
after their date.
Numbers 20 TO rs, inclusive. II years
after their date,
Numbers 20 TO 81, inclusive. IL years
after their date
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Numbers ~ 70 ~, inclusive. ice yem'
Afsr their date
Nunherr ~ 70 ~, inclusive. 10 ~"
=, Hrsr their date ..
Nuuharr - - a. inclusive. u F'"'
after their date
Numbers ~ - a. Inclusive, IT p'h'N
after their daie
Numbers ~ ~ - inclusive. II VehfH
nf'er th~ir date
HuHih hers m - f7 inclusive, II f'"'
sNsr their date
NUMBERS ~ 20 ~ Inclusive. ~ Year,
hNsr their date
Nufnher= ~ - fi inclusive. ~ y"h'F
after 'hsir date
Numbers ~ 20 ~. inclusive, - years
N''sF ,heir date
Numbers ~ 70 10 inclusive. - YEAR,
otter fhsir rafe
Np'nhsrs ~ - rs inclusive. ~ y"nIs
eT~r 'hsir fa,s
TuFr hsrs ~ - 80 tneiusivs - year
@ner 'he'r fs's
Fur hers - - ~ inclusive ~ r"aF'
"rer fhsir date
Nu-hsfr ~ - ao Inclusive ~ y"hFf
Nfer hefr dats
Numbers ~ - ~ INCLUSIVE. - yenr'
"''~r ,hN'r ra'~
hers ~ - 80, Inclusive, - yehr-
after thsir date
Nu'shers fhs - 100 Inclusive. 20 yehr'
"''@r 'hs'- fn'~
vu-rt.r- 10 - ffs. Inclusive III yssr'
"f'~r 'he'- fa,s
Nu-4hsFs ~ - fs- inclusive. ~ y"hrr
7"~r fhs'r date
Nu'-h@rr -, - fri inclusive. ~ y~r'-
~s's- 'hs'- fais
Numbers 80 20 $50 ,neiu-'v. - wears
""s- fh-'r fa,a
Nu-7tsr- ffA - 1t7 Inclusive ~ rehr"
as's- 'hef- ra,a
Numbers iss - $50 inclusive, ~ Vow
s''sr shs'- ss'~
Numbers so - ,,, INCLUSIVE. ~ ysrr'
sg'-r shei~ rrss
"u'-,hsr- so - ~. inclusive. ~ N"N''
-"s- 'h-'- fs,s
""-'hsr- -, - isi INCLUSIVE. ~ f"N'
-s.s- fN@t- sa.s
Numbers 'sa - 80. inclusive ~ y"nF'
s's- 'Ns'- fa's
~r---tsr- 49, - fss Inclusive ~ v~ar~
~"s- 'N-'- rs.s
"urrh~- 'hh a" wears -"r- go fN'"
snif BOMBS rrir~'pni ans interest. - y"
rsvshis or' ~ me ret 'noo'ns 'ro,
.-s ~, ,-nve-nsr, .rf IN ~ere 'nM
-~' 'reo--ls .hsfi rn' ~ .'f''ef~n' 'o'
inst rurpn.e the -rrnninfsr shan ~
rsvahts -, ~ s-~~- upon the nrnper'v
H. .s,f nor, district Tho fe'aOs ~
the method ~ creating ans ann'Fi'F
.as net income rrf fs-rr nnd ~ ~
.,,rr a propsr and sufficient Fund '0r
me navrrsr, % 'hs nYincipnl ana IN
,.-.-, % .aM bonds aH they becorne Que
- he - hereafter prescribed br anin
rom mission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13
PROPOSITION ONE.

The question ~ ra,ifying the ohanf'. ~
tho comprehensive scheme OF hhr"''
Improvement hs provided by tsS',u
ton No ifs. amending resolution ~.
III. Of the port commission. ehans,,ns
Unit No OF said cofnpr"h.
,eben, go ~ 20 include all oi M
Tas, waterway ana also such porti.,hs
~ tho south Canal waterway n- ~"
por, may sauire title 10, ana nddlns
snif comprehensive rchem@ INV Y"
he known AZ Unit No. =, proYihlnH ~,
,s,ry ,e,vtoe between West Seattle
ana m. business portion 81 tho eh F.
Of Seattle all ms specifically heHeflpe'
In .sid resolution No. flt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13
PROPOSITION FIVE.

The question ~ the general policy ~
the Port % Seattle rs 20 direct opcr
alton by the port commission of ihs
various harhor improvements built ana
constructed by saif port.
Tho polls at raid special election shall
bs open from eleven o'clock A NJ 70
sigh. o'clock y NJ. and the places
for voting shall b. as follows;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13

"ooDMES's UALf,-prsoinets LIE
/ Jtth and 2sih Az NE
522 Denny Way Precincts ss-p-ist-fss-
lfg-147-i4f-if9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13
PROPOSITION FOUR.

Tho proposition % Increasing me nunnnr,
q, corn rnissianers IN SAID port district
from three 20 five ~ adding two cor'
rnissionsrs 10 the present hoarf OF fhres
commissioners - provided Nv chapter
a. ~ the session laws 81 1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13
IN THE SEVERAL PRE-
CINCTS OUTSIDE THE
CITY OF SEATTLE.


iIBIN-DuneAn hecaiiurn'- house
AIrosA-offics o. J " Wood a Co
ALTTNE -sohooihouss. School District
No tts
ApTUrH- Milwaukee Hotel Mani. VAL
AInuRS. Ward Ia n. corner Pine and
Silver gts
AIBtHN. ward z-Biook OF Town Of
| Slaughter
AtBrHs. ward IS " corner Elmer
and y First SITS
A'ONDaLE -aohooihouss. School Dis
trict No gS
bAHTSG-Roysr's Pool Hail
bAHNEsTos-Dinink hail Of Kent Lun-
her co.
HAYNE-vaean, room. Carbon Coal .
Clay Co
HLLLEvUE-Hsii over store building
BIHLTS-stors building at orotto.
BiRCH-Rsngstofrs hall
BLACK DIAMOND Masonic hail
BLACK RIvER-Gilberr. store, Bryn
noDDY-sehooihou's School District
BoIsE-sehooihouss School District No
| Sc
BOT HELL--Botheu Theatre
NJ ENNA-sehooihous. School District
No. ts.
BfHTOS--woodrner HAN at Burton
CEDAR FALLs-Dormitory City Light
| Plant
CEDAR MoUSTATS-cedar Moun.sia
Hall
CEDAR RIvER-Reai ssta,. otnoa
Darlington townsits
CHERRY vAILYY-Uar a. Duvar
CHRISTOPHER christophsrs hop
house
COAL TIEID-sehooihous.. School Dis
| irlot No 81.
COyE-coiyas Han.
covTNGTON-covinrt MIN site
CUMBERLASD-seh basement,
School District No. a.
DIES MOISKs-stessin's Hail
DoCKTOS--stucksys Hall
III RHAM-Town Han a, eeliick
EAGLE GORGH-Haii a, Page Lumbss
company's mill
YARLTNGTON-Tho. Pitts residence
EDGEwooD-punk house at vesta
Lumber Company.
ELLTNsoN--Min office Of white River
| Lumber Co
FLLIoTr-sehooihouss School District
| No. AZ
FNATIE-sehooihouss School District
| No. -
| Faun,ieroy cav lin.
| ,,,.
y.IJs cry panna,r. nm -
FRANKLTS-R OF r Hail
| FOsTER-IadieS Improvement CfuN
han
| G1fMAN-F r Inches Condenser Build
ING
| GREEN RIvKR-s,oirs house
| GRFENWOOD-Highfa Han NJ hon.
aid
| HALLFR LAKE-Meesing Hail. Bifxse
Laks station
| HtII-Oiympic Hotel
| HoBAkT-Hobarf's Hotel at Hobart
HOT sPHi>Cs-Eiiis cottage
hot -sehooihouse. School DE-
20
NeLE"ooD-J. y. Wsbers house -
,s..a..
isiAND-F- o. Push's residence
Confectionery.
nINi' ward i-carage on Railroad ~.
n'NT' ward s-ias Railroad av. North.
MINI Ward S-city Hall
KENT. Ward l-Tiilikum Inn. rtt~s n
| ana FIRST nv.
NNfDALk-Kennydaie Hail.
hEhhisToN - storercom West ude
l
| land ~ A
an Senoo' D's'"cs ~
LAKE 49,, $500,
| III.
LAKE FOREST sch,o,h,u.. s.A~~s
| District No ISL
LEsTER-woodmen's Hail
NATURALIZATION schoot Y,s..
trtct No. 50
MAPLE IEAF-schoo,hou.s scnoc, nv.
uiot NO III
Martin CkEEk-Town Hail. Sky.
=. go.
w.ywoon
MAhWOoD-Morgans Mil at Nagrom-
T. oarrisons residence
n "a"DENs - Grocery store
vrn,,.
,...., "ouse' "A barnard
MIR - valley Center Community
wrpcr,
""NI"-Leiser's Building.
aaN-M meridian orange Hail
'--' haiI
pt.,r,., ~ senooinooses scnoos
D'sNie' NJ NV
.'' VI HAL
s''. '''re ou"o'hs
No"'" nESp-N ooumens Hail.
IVY ELL h-safnFeiius store
OAK IAkF-T,run's house corner or>.~
wood and seth
lOKIIIh-Orillia Granre Han
OsCEOIA-sman house at DENNY Han
PAtIrIc-e.i,v nan
raIuru so.o.,s -.
No. 60
PASS t.o,., ,,
PRESTON rr,ck,o,.. u.u
- ~ matt
Center man. 'asnos
KAyENsDAIr x.-, NJ,
REDMoND-Resnora u.u
RENToN. Ward Nc. n,.
,,,..-r,,~, cunning storsS
v F ID 'sii OF henton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

hebygi
dsr"ct H. 1918 which
be subm to
Of o Seattle adopted May a. 1918
sbcinp ely described folOms;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13
ACREAGE.

ACREAGE For CHICKENS
4 acres Tor $40 terms $50 cash anh
~ 60 per month. lies nice for small
fruit ana poultry ranch Take Madi-
son ear 60 Madison park and county
ferry or tranih 90 trips daily, 20
burke \ rarfata office In Kirkland.
or call iNl cherry al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13
DEATHS

D
fshitha "a Manchester Aged 81 year.
htd AN and James ~
y James Aged ~ years aeas First av
hsshie"n Cannon Aged ~ years aetp
T. A. n Kesrncy Aged years 1894
naida wilhin-AEed ~ years 7o9s &c
John Eastman Aged 10 years isii N
Charlie. tuhi-Asea II year. col ~
Aiienc Hatch Aged q year. stockade
hoteL Alki point,
Miss :. Snrdin Aged IS years. ssos ssth
m is., ) n"r"eher Aged ~ years 500
Mr.. II. nau-Ased 20 year. SIS war.
sophie Cochran Aged ell years Pacific
"a FLORISTS
krbp>. tiohisr, sti iNiuN sr kL.
nott sof Speciality, funeral work. cut
- FUNERAL DIRECTORS
A. b. MiiiLt,IADr, UNDERTAKEN
snd .mhslnsr iisa aarss, NJ phone
Cni' eisit, UNDERTAKING rarlor. tsi. i'm
y Worth 80 W E rarhnsr
huNS \ rutANANt. st,th~son- 10
hl~its Rafferty, Co New Masonic TEN.
PIE Ill kiihnntr@ - Phone NeF'hbs
nsi>itn .,siLnt UNDERTAKING
Co, q 4. Phelps Manager. tsst Aainisr
aS fhons Columbia irS
hont UNDERTAKING 90, SUCCESS.
err to NussnhurE Co tto Ntnth av
Phones Main isef sni Elliott sfss
BUTTERWORTH x SONS
1871 FIRST Av
The most complete mortusry establish.
msnt In the World Phones Main ana
81 MEN
0trtuhE cukHD. permanent ne
operation OF dstsntion from isbet.
ever soo easas cured past two ysara
ssos 20 10 harvard system. ~
fiisl nids Seattle
Oct Acquainted society Names and al
dresses fos PINE 81 Ladies' free
., aeanths . 90 Nsi- ms i.i ~
MR OSCAR sAMukf.sON - VICTOR
Erickson. iiss Fourth ay. tfrom Sand
Nifkenl would III. &C. sec you
DIN ". tODD. foy sstoND Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13

Sold, $3.50 garden stuff from
2 lots; see the small fruit
growing on this kind of soil.
These lots will largely pay
for themselves while help
ing to feed your family.
Three lots left at $3.50 each.
In plot now. y$25 down and
easy terms. See Olmsted,
87th and Greenwood. Bal.
2625.
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4 ACRES ron $3.50
w. W. MOVES
anOME- sWEEr HON

HONE. SWEET HoME"
ONE ACHE 500 feet from beach AZ
beautiful BaEis uafhar, fine Wow
highly improved nice bearing orchard
b-room cottage. Can live IN tho
country and attend business In town
excellent transportation. Price 5000
terms
Selling country property our speciality.
ROBERT MALTBY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13

ME>ffAkE
fancy roasting chickens. szc 10 choice
ste~F pot r0ast, ifc 10 rth and ioin nut.
sen chops ttc -. spare rtbs. i1hc 70 &
ictn pork reast. lee 10 mutton shoulders
lie u fail cream cheese. see 10 cans
ntik. iSc. 10 boxes Hatdines. sbcs lbs
tee peanut brittle lee IN. ali zee choco-
iat~-. ste III use MIXED candy. Use 10 4.
reth1t : tes- ise. salmon. lbs use zee
eeffee. lbs o.
SANITARY
eoses best matches, lee. see tea. Toe
J phxA corn faxes ise, milk. soc dos
ears eceosnut bars Sc DO tmcrulnx
onlf.. Eastern bacon. ace 10 pot rpasss
isee III club sausage lee 10. lamb
ehealdsr. Tee 10 boiling beet lie n, (.
pork steaks ite 10 pork roasts Use ~ .
lAfnh chops. lbs ssc. veal Foas,s Use
Y , Ice leaves q bread, ise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13
LITTLE FARM FOR $S25
$50 CASH, $40 PER MONTH

4 acres Of fins black loan soil. seeded
to clover. creek through one corner
~. good road. An ideal little farm
for vegetables. fruits and poultry az
direct to our Kirkland office. or cal
nj 100 Cherry 81. Burke a Farrar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13

6EAfTiE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
1917 Thlrd av.. needs Mattresses. cham
ksrrnaifa sscord maids ard house
0hort hand touch typ.~rt,inx, camPl.ts
~ iess1ns Sess Arssi. pid MAin .fss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-13
NEW TODAY

RESTAURANT nsS-wE navE ron
sale ere Of the best openings In the
city fer a man 30 make hig money
IN restaurant rnts place ~ veil
equipped with the very best fix-
lures rent eaiy fiaa lease y
years. only blocks from sscond
and Madison. Can - bought on
terrns Owner must sell because %
personal reasons shown ey R2-
poiasmsnt
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1913-06-13

The following is the report of the
condition of the First National Bank of
Southern Maryland at Upper Marlboro
in the State of Maryland, at the close
of business, June 4, 1913:
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts. $276, PA Is
Overdrafts, secured and I'M
secured .................. 1,272 So
lation ........... 10000 90
Other bonds to secure Postal
Savings .................. s75 90
Bonds. Securities. etc ...... 102, 720 At
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures. ............. 1920 90
Other Real Estate owned. 4,786 90
Due from State and Private
Banks and Bankers. Trust
Companies and Savings
Banks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,76l "
Due from approved Reserve
Agents. ......... ........ 42,33O VA
Checks and other Cash
Items =. ................ 375 10
Notes of other National
Banks. ................... lob w
fractional Paper currency,
Nickels and Cents. ....... 81 %
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, viz:
Specie SIS, 447 90
Legal-tender notes $3.50 90 %, 1877 90
Redemption fund with U. S.
circulation) .............. 1000 90
Due from U. S. Treasurer. $50
Total. Observation-Disclosures 4S2, PAT II
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in...... 25, ZOO 90
Surplus fund .............. 80, 900 90
Undivided Profits, less ex-
penses and taxes paid. 1856 10
National Bank Notes Out
standing ................ 10000 90
Due to other National Banks 1903 81
Due to State and Private
Banks and Bankers. 49,. 1873 so
Due to Trust Companies and
Savings Banks. ........ $50 80
Due to approved Reserve
Agents ............... SAT AZ
to check. ........,...... $50, 622 SO
Certified Checks. ....... 81 80
Cashiers checks outstanding 1913 48
Postal Savings Deposits. % 81
Bills payable, including GER
tifcates of deposit for
money borrowed. .... 1900 90
Reserved for taxes ....... 3,460 90 |
Total ............. 1882, PAT Il |
State of Maryland,
County of Prince Georges, ss:} |
l, VIM. S. Hill, Cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best |
of my knowledge and belief.
VIM. S. HILL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of June, 1913.
CATHARINE M. ROEDER,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
R. N. RYon,
M. H. Magruder,
Chas. A. Wells,
Directors.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1913-06-13
Insecticide Against the Tobacco Worm

During the past five years the Bureau
of Entomology has been conducting an
| Investigation of tobacco insects.
The tobacco hornworms are the ever
present and most serious problem OF
the tobacco grower. Ten or twelve
years ago, when labor was plentiful,
cheap and efficient, "hand-worming'
was found to be economical and effec-
tive in combating this pest. However,
of late years hand worming has become
too costly and the growers have been
forced to employ an insecticide. At
the time insecticides were first used
Paris green was found to be- the safest
and most efficient. Nevertheless, there
has always been complaint of frequent
serious burning of tobacco as result
of its use. Di-plumbic arsenate of lead
has been found to meet the require
ments.
Hsnd-worming, even of the best, has
many objections; for instance, eggs are
not picked off, many small worms are
overlooked on account of their small
size, and, lastly, during the hot hours
of the day large worms crawl down
into the ruffies near the bases of the
leaves and considerable number are
thus overlooked. On the other hand,
thorough application of an insecticide
will kill practically every hornworm-
except those very nearly full grown
within two or three days, and will also
continue to kill the young worms that
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1913-06-13
STATING THE TRUTH

W. W. Wadsworth, managing
editor of the Anaconda Mont. J
Standard, believes that for a
newspaper to tell the absolute
in regard to all matters is not
only a mistake but will in the end
put any newspaper out of
business.
Accuracy of statement is es-
sential, is the prime requisite in
newspaper making. There is
no excuse for reckless exaggera-
ton or misrepresentation and
the newspaper which is not re-
liable is soon found out and pun
ished, yet the absolute truth told
about all institutions and people
would quickly place the news
papers in the class of the I'M
popular knockers" who may
be truthful but not discreet.
In writing up wedding"
says the Montana editor, it is
essential of course, that there be
absolute accuracy as to the names
and circumstances attending the
wedding. 1t is then permissible
and the inevitable custom for
the paper to say that the groom
is one of the most promising
and successful men Of the city,
despite the fact that he may owe
everybody in town and be incom-
petent in every line, and it is also
proper and right to say that the
bride is accomplished and beauti-
full and popular in a wide circle of
friends, regardless of whether
or not she is possessed of any
accomplishments or beauty or
popular. Such deviations from
the strict truth are expected. 1t
is also permissible to say that
the newly married couple has
started on a long honeymoon tour
of the east, although they may
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1913-06-13
hatch seyeral,davs after the application.

hatch several,days after the application
Paris green is applied with a dust
gun and without carrier. From to
2 pounds per acre is the usual applica-
ton; pound when worms are small
and 2 pounds when there are many
worms over half grown. Success with
the application depends upon the judge
ment of the farmer in choosing the time
of application and upon the thorough
nefs with which the application is made.
Much of the tobacco that is injured by
Paris green is injured because of I'M
evenness of application, or, what is too
frequently the case, because the grow
er has delayed the application until
half-grown or two-thirds grown worms
have become dangerously numerous,
and has then put on large uneven ap-
plication with the hope that he would
kill all the large worms. This is an
example of poor judgements Two ap-
plications should have been made. The
first should have been smaller and at
an earlier date in order to kill the
worms while small, and also to lessen
the danger of burning the tobacco. The
second application should follow as soon
as worms begin to increase in numbers
after the first application.
There is occasionally some injury OF
irritation to the operation in applying
Paris green. Wherever Paris greer
strikes the tender parts of the body
irritation soon occurs unless thorough
bath be taken promptly. Bleeding OF
the nose sometimes occurs as result
of the irritation to the mucous mem
branes. For these reasons many people
dislike to apply Paris green. How
ever, if care is taken to work in the
direction quartering the breeze and
upon the .windward side of the row
while making an application, thick
sack around the body and sponge over
the nose will be found to be excellent
preventives of irritation, particularly
if followed by a bath.
The very general complaint of loss
due to Paris green-burned tobacco has
been found to be justified. Under favor.
able weather conditions 2 pounds OF
Paris green per acre, sometimes more,
may be applied without noticeable in
jury. On the other hand, unfavorable
weather conditions will frequently cause
injury to follow an application of only
pound per acre. Very hot suns and
low humidity for an extended period
will produce condition of the tobacco
plant very susceptible to Paris-greer
burn. Light rains or very heavy dews
Immediately following an application
will wash the Paris green down into
the axis of the leaves or into the fur.
rows along the midribs, and serious in
jury is likely to result.
Arsenate of lead causes none of the
injury mentioned above. Experiments
performed under the direction of the
senior writer showed that powdered
arsenate of lead may be put on fresh
sucker wound in large quantities with
out causing any noticeable injury, and
that when applied to torn or bruised
leaf it produces no injury.