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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10
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hNiff4ltNffE l-isAfl
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE. 1913
Any one who has any desire for a
country place couldn't help being
satisfied with this finely improved
little home. neatly arrang q
house. nicely pnpered. with cleo
tric iightr. spring water plped into
house and over ground. n splendid
family garden, fruit. all fenced.
outbuildinEsl good district. handy
to both grade and high schools.
aiho very convenient Tor those
work ing down town. raHy monthly
terms can be arranged. 2n3 New
york Block
SUBURBAN ACRES
Al Lake city on iiotheli paved
boulevn ~. two miles north Of uni
veraity. owned by Seattle bank
thru foreclosure. price h. 1900 per
acre tyonr choiecJ. or one-third
the price OF adjoining acres. Now
iE your opportunity Go buy Hubur-
ban home At cost, and have your
own garden, berries etc Terms
10 per cent cash balance ehrv
monthly payments at 6 per cent.
Land can be shown any hour 81
day Telephone. school. store. at
your door ~ y iisndriekHou.
as Host1u Itsrk
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THOSE NEN
OF ARTEES

Carter Glass. secretary Of ~
treasury. received q letter the oths(
day. asking what metal or combinal
ton Of metals the new 25-eent plecs1
were made 81. and why he departe1
from the old style u coin
We need 10 have a silver quad
ter" said the writer. 1T had som>
weight and substance. This new
tangled coin seems TO be tin. zln(
and nickel. II there any silver In ID
or has the " &. l.. affected slIver]
tooy don't mind being shorl
changed BY a circus. but II this a
Is cent piece worth % cents2 ftV7|
tainly has not half that much silvel
In A. I've had some 40 light fhsl
they suggest aluminium. What a
the ldea?"
Mr. Glass referred the inquiry u
the director Of the mint.
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GOOD DAIRY RANCH
STOCKED AND ~ CROP

90 acres. 81 acres ali in crop. all
level acres fine orchard. 7-roum
houHe. large barn and good out
buildings. sptinE water pip~d "a
house good shot clay Hoil. al !
Kinds ~ farm machinery and
small tools. wagon. buggy. etc. J
s.Mr h.ltrI tsatn. piks;
$1,000. 1880 cash. $50 Lumber
Exchange INDY
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THE DEGRADATION
OF THE THEATRE

The Rev. stephen S. Wise. rabh
Of the free synagogue OF New York1
IL one Of the foremost living orstors1
There Is nothing Of the prig aboud
him. He is big. liberal. -biooded
American. Because Of his liberalisml
his denunciation OF the theatres %
New York has all the more force|
He says many of the theatres Of IN
city are today nothing but anus
OF the brotheis. The men response
bic for the shows. he declares. are
engaged in the dirtest business Id
America. and he protests against the,
the world n better place to live ID
being subjected to this demoralizine
exhibition upon their return q
America
1T Ii blasphemy." he says. &c
take clean-llmbed. outstanding youfh
10 some OF the revolving. prurien1
plays now running in New York
one show he attended he pronounccs
as the work Of moral scavengcrnI
II is an insult to common decencJ|
and as foul in effect as Is leprosy<
or the players he said the stage
seems TO be cluttered with uneducat{
cd male and female loafers. who
seem TO think suggestive language
and exposure of half dressed womeu|
make up a play. AS business. thu
theatre in New York is branded b.
Mr.. Wise as the dirtiest business ii
America today.
Rabbi Wise simply voices the opin-
ion held by all decent. right-minded
persons who know conditions on tho
stage. There are some good. clear
plays. but they are in the minority.
The majority are Of immoral tons
and unclean in character. Some are
so impure as TO be disgusting to any
but the strong stomHched. OF which
class there seem TO be many.
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ron sAr.Is-REAL. ESTATE


queen Anne nivd New bungalow
rooms furnace fireplace base
mont laundry buiit-in bookchhra
and breakfast nook lot toNt2G 20
alley. AZ $4,000, with $500 dow n.
balance t36 per month. Including
interest
" GTth cottage Of rooms.
bath; electricityj hall attic. chick p
60 honnc, lot buk 700 THIS " a
dandy buy ne ta.i00. with $500
down. balance $40 per month. in
GLIDING Interest
30th Ave. y Cottage. o rooms. bath.
and basement. corner house
porcheHt lot asxt00 A buy at
$500. with $3.50 down. balance
so per month. including Interest
n tsth So House. z rooms. bath
gas. electricity; furnace laundry
cement basement fireplace lot
a0Ki0a AZ $500, with $500 dow w..
balance $50 per month. including
Interest
O. John St--itouHc 81 rooms hall.
bath. gas electricity basement
ffrpihcrl water 40 aud down. and
suitable fof two families. pprcheH
corner lot 1880. with $500 down.
balance $50 per month. Including
rFink itlyd. Fine view lot a0atOO.
This ~ an excellent home fit-. and
w. can offer at 5000. with 81 600
cash. balance Go suit purchaser.
Federal Avo-Corner lot. s0ni2O.
with small a-room cottage ia bad
repair An excellent home site.
with fruit trees and shfuhs Al
improvements in and paid for -
$4,000. with 1900 down. balance ~
suit purchaser.
Greenwood Ave. Cottage 81 o
rooms with bath, Ean. electricity,
basement fruit % all kinds. lot
oustba. This h. not new house.
but an excellent buy at $3.50.
with $500 Down. balance $50 per
month. including interest
FIRST Ave y Cottage. rooms.
bath gas basement porrhrr
large yard. good buy at t2sao.
with 1900 down balance 10 suit
purchaser
Headquarters for Seattle Property.
y. v. JAIN a CO
Eitei nidg. and AZ PIKE.
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THE kAISER'S
TRIAL.

Under the British and the Amerf
can law. "A man on trial for his life z
entitled 20 have his case judged b.
jury Of his peers.
Where. IN the case 81 the ex kat
see. could Euch a body be foundg d
any one can assemble IL Seros or Il
gentlemen OF the ilk OF the piraf(
Bluebeard. or IL who measure up q
the Frankensiein model. wlhclm
Hohenzoilern will have a jury OF III
kind. but otherwise II seems not.
A great criminal lawyer mlgh(
with good effect urge this point. bu(
IL IL not likely 10 be done.
a stronger suggestion Is that IN
case be Judged by 100 Belgian worn|
en-. selected without inquiry as d
their feelings sort Of struck jury'
What punishment would saeisS
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Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNfsHED HnUsEkEEPtNG
rooms. t1.sO up 1910 Ninth ave.
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IS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

FURNI SIZED =
room apartment; unsurparsrd view
Of Sound and mountains exclusive
Queen Anne district: private bath
and phone good piano owner
Will pay phone. light and gas; $50
per month. Cali Queen Anne 1907
evenings ar SUNDAY
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HONOKABLY DTsCHARGED SOL
der wishes position as chauffeur
to private family. T,eat Of refer
ences as to character and ability.
e. w. Rees. Address R-26 Star.
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this sample IL any index"
MY word" said his lordship. -
what proportion u oil do you nndV
"Oil. your iordship." exclaimed N
chemist with hec haw. Wild
you've struck paregoric."
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{ GREEN LAKE

GREEN LAKE DISTRICT
$500 cash AK OppOnTuNtTf 90
own your own home 81 rooms
huitt-in fcaturtn. cement base
mrnt. furnace and laundry trays.
street graded and sidewalk In lot
fOst0O. three blocks from school
aud one block from ear linz. can
give posneHaiuu at once, lull
price only $500
REATTLE fNVEgTNE co.
9gG Scabnhrd nidg
Phone Elliott 1900.
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THINK or rms 1915. t-PAsS
klssei kaf. privately owned.
Used Car Emporium. 18TH 4 y. ftne
LLYA-oVERI.kSD PACIFIC CO.
Used Car Department
18th and ~ Pine 81 Phone East SEQ.
Ypu KNOW
you WANT
a CAR
NOW
so DOUBT
WE HAVE JUST
WHAT YOt WANT.
YES. THE PRICE
~ Low.
AND TERMS
ARE LIBERAL
FpHuN
EHfSCoES
pppgE.g
ONEHI.ASDE
MANY OTHERS
HURRY lis oLDS a. RUN 800
miicp. 1850.
Ussd Car Emporium. i2th a +. Pine.
A sNAp--s4s0 CASH. OH 5000 oN
time 1916 Baby Grand Chevrolet
good mechanical condition. ali
good tires. new Prcsto-litr bat
terry. See Jerry Waller at Seattle
star office.
LATE 1917 BUICK BABY 6. LIKE
new only fI,f50
Used Car Emporium. 18th A =. Pine.
MONEY LOANED on AUTOMOBILES
Used Car Emporium. 18th n r. Pine.
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30th Ave y Cottage. rooms bath.
gas electricity. built-tn garage
aud basement, corner house
porcheHt lot asxt00 A buy al
tgfO0. with $3.50 down. balance
So per month. including Interest
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es.CENT KISS; sss.ooo SUITS

HoRNELL, y. Y. June iO.-"He,
threw his arms around me. huggedl
me and kissed me and then gave.
me 20 cents" This is the charge
pretty Miss Alice Newman brings
against Burdcil Evans in $40. ooe
heart balm suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10
By RICHARD sPIIIANE

Foremost Financial Writer on F'inan-
oial Topics and Special Common
iator for The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10
STOCKS AND BONDS


WILL BrN
iAberty Bonds. Thrift Stamps
War Savings stamps
Itailard OIL. Forks oil
Pan Motor. Beacon Coal
Universal High Power Tel
Great Western Petroleum
WILL SELL
loo Automatic Train Controls IS
100 Auto Alarm Company 10
las Universal High Power. so
lis Cody Burglar Alarm Co. leo
100 Jones Tire Co. ..... ~
$50 Alaska Petroleum. Coal. 10
$500 Lone star oil ... oil 4.
200o Cons salt Greek Pet. .e5
lVeo Red Monarch CONS. 81
$3.50 Alaska Copper River. %
MAX MtNkLER
2is Union 81 Elliott $50.
WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS Al
small discount: also partial pay
Inent receipts and w. s. stamps
-04 HaiEht BLDG.
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BALLARD


$500 cash for 2-Htory. broom
house close 20 ear line aud school
lot 5Ost02. with house on rear OF
lot Fun price $1,000.
SEATTLE tNNfsNTM liNT co.
q2t sonbonrd fiidE
Phone Elliott 1900.
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SpilIane'S Comment,

Scientist Told Oil King Of Paregoric Fnd-Why Are Oun
New Quarters So Lght?-Let Jury Of Belgian Wo1
men Try misunderstanding Plays Fill New YorM
Theatres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10

YOUNG MAN. Ex-sEKvIcE. GOOD
education. desires clean work
Can drive any make Of car. Also
experienced az collector In Sc
gftfe. T. o. BOX 81 city
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wAII.INGFOHD

MIR SuIPNAHD WORKER
1900 cash Here lH n chance for q
HhipYnrf worker 90 own a home
on the WaliinRford HIN ~ : rooms
aud sun porch. a dandy place to
Keep foomerH 10 help pay the
balance The rooms are large.
with large closets Lot f0nilt
with small house on back ~ lot.
Lots In this district are selling
for $50 a front foot. and We put
this house and lot on the mark e
for ta,100, easy terms. Don l
overlook this opportunity
SEATTLE fNVEHTMENT co.
agi SoahoArd Hidg.
rhono Elliott 5000.
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rs SITUATIONS w,Nrrp-M,l.r

WANTEp ny DISCHARGED sol.
der position ~ chauffeur aud
first class mechanic. private Fam
It's any car. North fa. MI war
nrr
Man, MOTOR AND
pump operator wants any WORK
with local power cor HIGHT COM
pany Address lt-20, star
DISCHARGED SAILOR AUE 81.
wants outdoor work Would cune
slider icaVinE city Address RISE.
star
DISCHARGED oNERS As sol
dier deatrca position ~ book keep
er or ylcrk in Alaska. Address
R-72. star
noNORAlil.N DISCHARGED SOL
dtcr desires position as navigator
ON private steam Yacht or motor
boat address R.1t. star
EN-SERNicE MAN WANTS POSI-
clerical work. Address ross, star
EN-SNiLuR WISHES ABOUT -FOUR
hours work daily Attending
university Address ROSS, star.
RETURNED SOLDIER WANTS
position driving a private car iN.
porlrucrd Address R-8t star.
RETU RNEp SOLDIER WANTS 70
attinn drNiur private ear vN~
perlsnc~d Address resi- star.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER WISHES
Job driNlnr delivery car FOR rrlla-
hl. rltm Address R-3a. star
SAILOR WANTS POSITION nRiN-
ing car or either work, address
R-s6. star
NAN. 81. WANTS jon As nELfEN
on truck can drive ballard Ai1.
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PERSONAL.

- PERSONAL
DIR VERoN 4. cLEMANs. or THIS
city. recently dental surgeon with
tho 4. 3 army overseas. an
nounces his return TO the practice
81 dentistry. office. 1ia Lumber
Exchange BIDS. Phone Elliott 1913.
POSITIVELY highest prices paid
FOR DIAMONDS. gold silver.
Old or broken jeweiry. watches
MONEY LOANED on SAME
SMITH JEwELRY co.
Ga T.. G. Smith Bldg fourth floor
SWITCHES AND cURLS MADE
from combings Ladies' Improve
ment shop. $50 Union st. Main 500.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON CREDIT.
MICHAEL. 2e2 PIKE ST.
i07 CARD OF THANKS
1T rs WITH A HEARTFELT APP
probation that we wish to thank
the many kind friends whose flow
ers and sympathy were extended
TO help cheer us in our late be-
rcaNemcnt
q. @. CLARK,
l.. w. CLARK.
= A. CLARK.
G w. CLARK.
MRS. l.. J. MATHERS.
MRS. II. II. WILKES.
wM NJ CLARK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10
FARM LANDS
I.OGGEDnEF IANDA

: 600 ACRES ~ souTHw l.SI
Washington for sale TO settlers.
easy terms. no raise in priccHs s.
per acre and up Liberty Bonds
taken at par. write for map show
ing location. etc
wEYERHAtSER TIMBER co.
Tacoma nldE Tacoma Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10

LOTS AND QUARTER ACRES
Splendid sound View Home sites
outside city limits. near car and
paved boulevard.
Level. nearly all cleared. wide.
srAdrd streets. city water.
telephones. schooiF. siores.
churches
Beautiful place 20 ilve and very
hiEh class property over roo.
satisfied. contruted home
oWneFa
Prices 1850 upwards. Terms SO
or more cash.
Tn. beet and tho most property
for yaur money You can have
cioas-iu country home. near
city ear line. only flyr-rcnt
fare. and BE- practically on a
paved boulevard cars run
early and late 4 view of the
sound and the uiymptes from
your front door
The location " near the Faunt-
leroy car. no city iaNer 90
aHs.ssments ONLY 20 tracts
for sAie Prices reduced 60
close out an estate matter,
Look these tracts over this
week or next sunday Tels-
phone ~ call for appointment
any day or evening.
HOLMES a HARfSG
80 Empire Iiidg
End and Madison. Elliott 1894.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10

LAWYER. 20. DISCHARGED SOL
der. with three years experience
In large Seattle law office. wants
position as law clerk. or VIII con-
slider an offer of office space in
exchange for services. Address
R-20. Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10

We have prospective purchasers for
used safes. all sire.
/ PURCELL. SAFr CO.
Main ssT Tis Fourth Ave-
THE owl PAYS MORE for clothing
furs furniture. We buy, sell and
exchange everything. isfTs LIST
| Eltioff 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10

8 AcREA IMPLANTED
Inside city limits. for 5000 4 B.
passenger auto goes with the
place The auto has Continental
motor. Bosrh magnetic. spot Hight.
electric lights. etc, and lr In good
running order. The property he
just slx miles from hon Marche.
on goth ave. n W. 10 view prop
srty. closer In BY one mite than
Gatswood station There IA $500
worth Of wood on n. I want some
caFh. some terms. ihA owner.
queen Anne i1T9
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ron RF>T-i,otsts

III YOU DO NOT FiNp a SUITABLE
? house advertised here for rent try
an al under the ~wantsd~-ftouae
heading. and IL will reach many
people having vacancies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10

Ex-OFFIcER. ADJUTANT GENEK-
ais department, without funds.
wants opportunity TO 20 20 North
ern Siberia with trading or mining
company. or on grubstake. Ad-
dress K-2f. Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10

Army OFFICER. AGE 30 YEARS.
would like position as salesman
for good. reliable Wholesale house.
Several years successful road and
city experience Can give very
best references. Address E-ls.
Star.
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bTsCHARGED SERGEANT. ME-
chanic, wishes position as private
chauffeur: one year q. s. army
staff chauffeur familiar with
high grade cars. both foreign and
domestic: permanent position. un-
married. willing TO travel. Ad-
dress K-fg star
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LIBERTY nOSnN
ACCEPTED Fnh THEIR
FACE VALUE on
THESE CARS
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The Largest Audience in
the Northwest
Read The Stars
Want Ads
Phone Main 600
Rates Per Insertion
FEMALE urIr WANTED


RASPBERRY AND BLACKBERRY
pickers, women and girls II and
over. Coed quarters and steady
work. Win call on seattle parties
answering this al. state numhet
In party and age 90 children, WIZ
write further particulars 10 those
answering this ad. T.. &. orton,
sumner. wash.
cREnfT-A LITTLE DOWN. \ LIT
tie each week Ladies' dresses.
coats. suits
PHELPS Co. sosH Third tupstairsl
WANTEp-so RASPBERRY AND
black berry pickers. Good camps;
fuel and water furnished. g -
White. summer. wash
HoUsEK PER-ELpERLN WON
an, family 81 two. Good home
sie per month. call evenings.
$40 Harvard y,
wANTEp-FOUR YOUNG WOMEN
to solicit. big money, See DAVIS.
. a m. 5si Lyons HldE.
PkTSSER. PLAIN AND FANCY.
Fantorium Dye Works. sIs Denny
way,
WAY THEY ARE DANCING TAX
or lessons. stevens, 1873 TIN.
RAGTiNE PIANO PLAY y q
taught. rantsges building.
lSA SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
JAPANESE TAUGHT. KAnofAsfti
School Elliott tsst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10

LIN oTYPE MAcHfNfs'r- oPER-
ator wants position in small tow n.
Stale on machine after two years
IN navy. VIII set $500 lines by
end Of first week. VIII help on
floor. Unless permanent. don't
answer. Mckay. Lee Hotel Eighth
and Marian GenffIa
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SNI.EsMEN MNNrEn

SALESMAN FoR LIVE SANITARY
lines. Every business a prospect
Liberal COMMISSIONS with repeat
business LOCAL representative
wanted Re-1i~ Company. % Union
So New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10

W GTth st@CottaHe Of rooms.
BATH electricity. hall, attic. chick b.
en- house. lot dNk 100 This la a
dandy buy ne $500. with $500
down. balance $40 per month. in
GLIDING interest
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FURNISHED HOUSES

PARTY WHO Took HoN OF Ut.
emma Shield from Greens butter
store on MAY III has been traced
Leave At Nacpougail -Suuthwick
lost article desk or VIII be prose-
rutcd
NICELY FURNISHED HOME UNTIL
middle of september plano. ga
rage. telephone included. fts per
month. iNtf Fourth
LOST FIELD HOOK s. RE
ward Return 60 street and sewer
a. M ~ mo ~ --L. - .-.LLL.
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20 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

WEST SEATTLE HOMES
J. room house. large front and back
porch: hot and cold water. half
acre ground cleared. half ira gar
den. very good soli. 500 bearing
straw berry plants, other ANAL
fruit good chicken ran; tisszb.
1900 dow u, balance SIS per month.
including Interest at per cent.
t-roow modern bungalow. lot knr
1876. vrfy pretty home. t1.s2a,
1900 down. $50 por month, IN
Guiding Interest
IDA SMITH
ssos California Ave. West 30.
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WASHINGTON OAKLAND CO.
18th aud T.. Pike. East etf.
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RETURNED SOLDIER WOULD
like TO get position with small
Manufacturer, 30 I could learn the
business and then invest from
$1,000 to $500 IL mutually salts
factory. Address RIA. Star
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-09-26
THEODORE.

Mr.. Carroll Welsh and son Robert,
have returned to their home in
Washington after spending a weeks
vacation with John A. Williams ana
family.
Mr.. Frank E. Williams, of Cam
den, has been spending a week with
Jos. R. Williams and family.
Mrs. Harry Mahoney is visiting in
Williamsport, Pa.
Mrs. Ellis Armour spent Thursday
with home folks.
A number of farms in this vicinity
have been sold recently.
The x. L. Club met with Miss Ada
M. Williams Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Western and child
rem left this week for visit to rela-
tives in Indiana and Montana.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-09-26
Premium List.

The Premium list of the PENN
sula Horticultural Society has beer
distributed. Any of our readers who
did not receive copy should apply
to the Secretary Of the Society
Wesley Webb, Dover, Delaware, who
will be glad to send it. The prizes
offered are liberal, the highest cash
prize being 5000 for the best general
display of fruit. There are liberal
prizes for boxes, barrels and plates
as well as general collections OF
fruit. There is also a class for
amatuers. The prizes for vegetables
are especially liberal. We suggest
that all of our readers who can do
so should arrange to attend the
meeting and exhibit their product.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-09-26
Picnic Held BY Women's Bible Glass

Picnic Held BY WOmen's Bible Class.
The Women's Bible Glass held a
picnic Wednesday on the premises of
WmA M. Pogue, in this town. Among
the invited guests present were
about twenty-five members Of the
Mems Bible Glass. At the dinner
hour tables were arranged on the
spacious porches Of the dwelling and
the ladies not only made good on
their well-deserved reputation for
providing splendid dinners, but sur
passed themselves, everything being
of the finest and in great abundance,
with lots left over, and pies without
number. The repast was voted the
best ever by all who parrooK of it,
and with ideal weather conditions
for an outdoor affair helped to make
the picnic delightful social occa-
sion. About seventy-five members
and invited guests were present.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-09-26
Pastor MAY Go To Syria.

The Rev. Harold F. Pellegrin
pastor of Churchville, Hartford coun.
ty, Presbyterian Church has tender
ed his resignation to become secre-
tary of the America Committee fol
Relief in the Near East. His head.
quarters will be in Baltimore.
Mr.. Pellegrin was formerly assist.
ant pastor of Brown Memorial
Church, Baltimore, and accepted the
pastorate at Churchyille five years
ago.
During the world war Mr.. Pelle-
grin took an active part in the wal
work of every description with much
success. He has been engaged in
the Near East relief work for some
time and probably will go to Syria
next spring in connection with his
duties.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-09-26
NEARBY NOTES CLEANED nv
CORRESPONDENTS.
WOODLAND.
Sept. II. 1919.

0OPss Ats AU4S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur SINNERS
motored to Ridley Park, Pa, Sunday.
Miss Ida Thompson is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Curtis Williams, OF
North East.
Mrs. J. B. Tyson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. e. T. Bryde, Glenold-
en-, Pa.
Miss Cornelia Abrahams returned
Monday from an auto trip to Buena
Vista.
Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Smith, Of
Wilmington, have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. III. Riley.
The Embroidery Club met with
Mrs. Geo. Mccullough, the eleventh.
Mrs. George Stewart is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Lamdin.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hawkins, Mis-
ses Elizabeth Thompson ana Emma
Coyle, and Mr.. John Thompson, OF
Wilmington, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. M. L. Thompson.
Those who attended the w. C. T.
U. Convention at North East from
here were Mrs. Minerva Rutter, Mrs.
w. B. Claggett, Mrs. M. L. rhomp-
son, Mrs. holland Campbell, Misses
Virginia and Cornelia Abrahams,
Elsie Rea, M. o. Jackson, Ida and
Leila Thompson and Mrs. G. w.
Poist.
Chris Beamer has moved his saw
mill into r. B. Marshall's woods.