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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19
MANY GROWERS CARELESS
IN PACKING OF APPLES

Pennsylvania apple growers must
use greater care and in some cases
greater honesty in packing their ap-
pies and if the wholesalers of the
State and country are to handle
them generally. This fact has been
established by inspectors for the
Bureau of Markets, Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture, who dur
ing the past month have conducted
an extensive survey among the
wholesalers of the State.
AS rule it has been found that
wholesalers have refused to handle
Pennsylvania packed apples unless
they have been packed by some
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19
FARMERS INSTITUTES

Il Farmers Institutes for 1920-21 will
start on November Is and continue
until early spring. Three sessions
will be held simultaneously, starting
in Cambria, Crawford and Lacka
wanna counties next week. The pro-
gram will be continued until carly
spring.
One day sessions will be the rule
this year and the morning sessions
will be eliminated and it has been
found that the morning attendances
are extremely small.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19
FALL FLOWING KILLS
THE BUGS

There are many insects that win
ter over in the ground that can be
killed if the ground is plowed now.
Pillow deeply and let the land lay
rough through the winter so as to
give the frost a chance to penetrate.
The freezing does some good but
the most effective work is done by the
blowing, breaking up the pupal cells
in which the insects are wintering.
For further information on insect
pests and plant diseases write to the
Pennsylvania Department of Agricul-
ture, Bureau of Plant Industry, Har-
risburg, Pa.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19
Fixed

s'What perfect dears!" the visitor
to the Sunday School exclaimed in
admiration. Your class is under per-
Aofect control. During your talk on the
lesson not child even moved. You
have taught them to love their study"
eyes," agreed the teacher bit sad
~. 'sThey do very well You see, /
made rule that every time child
moved or whispered / would talk fiye
minutes longer"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19
Would You Give
Up Hobo's Life
for $4,000
Hank Sticks
to Free Life

W TICC Lily
st. Paul, Minn.-"Income Hank" has
just gone west, stretched fiat on the
top of a passenger coach, convinced
that he can't give up the life of hobo
for $4,000.
Income Hank" out on the road, he
is Henry Inbusch of the Milwaukee
Inbusches ewalthy and established
family, when he's at home.
But Income Hank" isn't at home
very much-just a half hour in the
last three years, he has spent in Mil
waukee.
And since his first adventure, when
as boy fresh from graduation at
St. Johns Military Academy he first
rode the rods to the north woods, he
has travelled matter of 10000 miles
without the railroads ever being the
richer for it.
Decided to Quit
A month ago Income Hank"-he
hears that name out on the road be-
cause of the small bequest his family
sends regularly whenever he supplies
an address-decided to abandon the
road.
He obtained a position in the Bur
lington yards in st. Paul-as a car
inspector. He remarks he ought to
know a BIT about box cars, having
ridden in them for a matter of IT
years.
The other night when he crawled
up over the vestibules as of old to
the top of the going out passenger, he
had given up any such notion of re-
formation. With it he had given up
any expectation of receiving the $780,
900 which is to come to him, provided
he has stopped his wandering by the
time he is 40.
He Isn't 40 Yet
Income Hank" isn't 40 yet. But
he was convinced as he slid up the
"deck" of that passenger he couldn't
quit. He knew that the open road,
the box car and the rods have him,
and that he never will abandon them
whether he likes it or not.
"There are fine pictures and fine
rugs in my old home. There always
were But 1 never enjoyed them, even
as small boy. And now-I guess I'm
better in box car
The Inbusch family has representa-
tives as high officials in Milwaukee
banks and distilleries.
He's Real Hobo
Income Hank is hobo. Please
make no mistake about that. He is
not a bum or tramp, or a bundle
stiff. or even a scissorbill. These lat
ter are established professions, to be
sure.
A hobo, however, is just a bit higher
in the social scale, according to
Henry. Now a bundle stiff carries a
bundle on his back, Wnlle Aopo
travels without luggage.
A scissorbill always walks, counts
ties" to speak technically. A bum
begs his way and a tramp not only
begs but steals occasionally.
At least that's the lexicon of the
road as furnished by Income Hank"
He works occasionally when he needs
money, that is, when the mood is upon
him, and between times he travels.
Indeed, he travels far and wide.
He's got to travel 1t is in his
blood.
And that's why. Income Hank"
can't quit, even even for $4,000.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19
1T PAYS TO SPRAY

E. P. Datesman, Crop Correspond
emit, State Department of Agriculture,
reports the difference in yield of po-
tatoes on his farm in Union County
was 113 bushels per acre more on
the sprayed area than the unsprayed.
The ground was measured and the
potatoes weighed by the county
agent.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19
Comparisons

"You know" said the woman whose
motor car had run down a man, 'you
must have been walking very care
lessly. l am a very careful driver.
l have been driving car for seven
years"
Lady, you've got nothing on me.
I've been walking for 81 years. DE
troit News.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19
Current Buns
for Children

The historic custom of giving chill
dren of the old Cirque Port town of
Sandwich huge currant bun was
observed at st. Bartholomew's Church
the other day.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19
An Expert

"Are you skilled chauffeur"
Eyes sir! Why. I've been in nine
collisions and run over five persons,
and every time l got away before any
body could get my number"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19

According to estimates of the fuel
administration, the amount of natural
gas wasted in the United States in
1919 was equivalent to $1,200,0OO,OOO
worth of artificial city gas.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19
Boys and Girls
Do Good Work
on the Farm

nIs IhOl So0ASJ
boys and girls who have done junior
project work in garden, crop and
poultry projects, are daily complet-
ing their record books and sending
them in to the county leader of junior
extension, Bruce w. Emerson, at his
office in this village. They are en-
which is awarded to them on the COM
pletion of their project work. This
achievement emblem is of the four
leaf clover design and is awarded
through the courtesy of the New York
State Bankers Association.
Boys and girls club work has been
a success in Livingston County and
plans for the coming year are being
formulated by the Livingston County
board of junior extension, made up
of Representatives of the Bankers
Association, Pomona Grange, district
superintendents of schools, Farm
Bureau Association, county board of
supervisors and county fair associa-
lions. 1t is planned to have several
community exhibits of junior project
work throughout the county this fall.
The first of these will take place at
the Taylor school house in Caledonia
the latter part of this month. At
this time the boys anu girls will bring
in their calves, pigs, poultry, garden
and crop products and a regular COM
munity day program will be put on.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19
Deep Laid Plot

Mother and the girls insist on my
wearing my oldest clothes every day
and Sunday" said Mr.. Cumrox.
'"That's economy"
81 think it's diplomacy. If they
can keep me looking shabby they
know l won't have the nerve to show
up at any of their parties. Wash
ington Star.
One of the greatest advances in
modern surgery is the method of re-
moving foreign bodies from the lungs,
gullet or stomach without any cutting
whatever.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19
NIGHT GOWNS

Buy your Flannette night gowns now, the cold
weather will be upon you at any day. These gowns
be bought these prices anywhere else in the
country. Very heavy flannel gown 81 in, wide "a in
long atslS5. We have an Their heavier quality out of
scotch flannel same size for s2.25. We also sell these
gowns in size So I'M wide IS in, long for 5Octs
additional These gowns come in Blue & Pink stripe.
On receipt OF money order check OF we will send
same c. o. d.
ADELPHIA MFG, co.
2so6 So. 2srd. ST. Philadelphia Pa
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-11-19

The first lamp having an air cham
Der was invented by a Swiss, Jules
Argand.
Evening star., 1920-02-21
WALTER O'HARA,

Exclusive agent above properties.
Main 1878. 1869 Ii NV.
BETHESDA. BLOCK OF PIKE AND ELE,
ic-Beantful home. ufne rooms and bath.
pump. garage. fruit; large plot of ground nice
ly fenced: possession at once. Price S13.OOo.
Reasonable terms.
Facing Rockville electric and piEe-A welt
built home. rooms and bath; ami; slate
roof. hardwood finish. large por,hes. sleeping
porch, electric pump garage, chicken houses.
large barn. lots fruit in bearing: acres of
good soil: immediate possession. Price ST. 600.
Terms. Owner ordered away: make quick
deal. LEWIS KEISER. bethesda, Md. Phone
Cleveland 1928. 23s
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME IN DECA-
tur Heights--S rooms and bath: all modern
; convenences: must be To be appreciated; !;
terms. Phone, Hyattsville 3oi w. Do
TAK0MA PARK. ID. C.-12 rooms. > baths.
garage nearly acre of ground. shade. Price.
81, 800 Address Owner Box 14S T. Star office.
RY OWNER. LEAVING CITY. DESIRABLE
modern house: large rooms. hail. Closets
attic all improvements: lot 60x2JQs double
garage. hen horses. garden, fruit trees: . min.
10 trolley. railroad. school. library. 7127 Chest
nut ST.. Takoma Park. in District. Columbia
4l50W. Terms cash.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES NEAR WASHINGTON
electric lines, auto road. fruit. gardens, poni
try houses, shade. shrubbery. farms. lots
acreage 50 200 TO $50, 600 JOSEPH BERRY,
Vienna. Va. Phone 5-F-2 2S' :
SEVEN ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL. BATH
basement, attic, all modern. subsidized, slate
immediate possession; lot ll0x125; Hyattsvil'e;
81, 500: 81 900 cash. GEO. G. WALKER,
Kenois bldg. 11th and G. after I pm. "a.
HAVE ONE OR TWO FINE LOTS IN SUR
urbs which must dispose of at ence; no
agents. Address Box 18s-E. Star Office.
Evening star., 1920-02-21
FOR sAIE-HousEs
CoH1Ia1e1.


A GOOD RUY AT 81. $50.
most substantial dwelling on well i'm
proved square west Of 18th street; near ex *
pensive dwellings: 3 stories and cellar; 10
rooms lot 2OxSO: 15-root alley. Reasonable
terms. Arrange TO it soon.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 13i" New York ave.
a FINE RESIDENCE on 18th STREET-2i
feet wide: stories and cellar: reception hall
plan: 10 rooms and baths: hOt-water heat
! electric lights $4,000.
81 .N0-On the heights between 18th and
10th. rooms, hOt-wa ter heat. electric Hghts
lot 20xS1. A coy home for some one.
A SEMI DETACHED RESIDENCE.
On the heights near 18th street. stories
bathroom: ho:-water heat: electric lights: lot
over 40 feet deep to a, 16- foot alley: hardwood
fio"rs: tctionary tubs: beam ceiling in dining
room.
An exceptionally desirable house the
heights between 14th and 18th. Front OF stone
and brick. 3 stories and cellar: 10 rooms and
baths: steam heat; electric lights lot 14o
feet deep: 20-foot alley: house newly Papered
N hrst-.iass condition: immediate possession
CHEAP HOME AT s,.7:o
Retween 18Th and 18th. stories and eel
lar: rooms tiled bath. hot water heat. elec-
trio lights 15-foOt alley in the rear OF lot.
STONE 4 FAIRFAN 1912 New York ave.
THREE GOOD PROPOSITIONS On THE
HEIGHTS.
A vacant house--Near 18th aud GirarI. 10
rooms and baths: steam heat: alley in rear
of lot. s11.5OO.
A semi-detacled bonse-Ncar 14th and Eu-
dItiou: immediate possession. $4,000.
three-story dwellin. between 18th and
14th: 10 rooms and baths: hot-water heat;
electric lights. Now vacant. $4,000.
STONE FAIRFAX. 134. New York ave.
INVESTIGATE THESE.
most attractive house in the Petworth
section. 9Th street. , stories and cellar:
rooms ami bath: hO:-water heat: electric
lights: laundry tubs: house screened and
wcatiierstrpped. 800
You should this house on Park place.
There are few fully equipped and ~ well
constructed. stories and cellar: rooms:
tiled bath: hot water heat: electric lights;
room for garage: immediate possession.
$500
A semi mi-detacbed house: north OF Park ROAD
on the heights: stories and cellar: 10 rooms;
hot-water heat; electric lights: lot "5x1O5.
50 800.
A sem; detached hous" on Varnum street. 8
rooms cellar: hot-water heat; very sttrac-
tive: well constructed. 81. $50.
A nice wide lot. improved by up-to-date
lights: . stories cellar. large tiled bath.
colonial porch: attractive decorations: imme
Giate possession Price, $3.50.
Detached dwelling 14th street extend
ed: rooms: sleeping porches hotwater heat;
electric lights; immediate possession: lot 5Ox
14O. $14.5OO.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1882 New York ave.
NEAR 14th AND "a CORNER DWELLING.
II rooms; possession. $1,000. A chance for
bargain.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1874. New York ave-
WELL. LOCATED HOUSE IN Mt PLEAS
ant--6 rooms and bath. hot water heat. electric
lights. well''rlt brick garage: price 81. so. or
Address Box 9S-E. star office.
Evening star., 1920-02-21
Is OF ACRE. 6 ROOMS AND
GAR AGE

Beautiful. we'll built home: e large rooms
and rec fail: bath: toored cttc: pantry: linen
closets: fine cellar with > entrances: furnace
heat ,hous.. wired for elec. lights. current not
yet turned on) front and back porrhes: tin
roof. outside shutters. CUTTERS and downSpout>.
concrete walks around house: garage. 1SN.0.
hold :. cars: chicken house: Il fruit trees:
lots of grapes roses flowers etc lot 100
front by 100 deep: corner of Clements and
Oak SITS. clarenford. Va. tMr. Dunn's place.
Price is right $500 cash, Sl.;0o. balance
s44J0 per month"; includes everything. Prop
erty like the above hard to get. only 2S
minutes ride to 12tli and Penna.. ave. NV, on
good elec. line and l square from Wash and
Old Dominion elec. line. that goes TO George
town See this it's good
Evening star., 1920-02-21
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

H. ROZIER DULANY.
SO Vermont Avenue.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
FOR SALE
9th st. near L ST. NV. A5.,.oo" WV
18th st. between F and q sts nw.; ?oooo
Ia. ave. south side between l.th ana 900
18th st>. n-w................... io-Voo
"a I'm u,e:; ~; nm i"v.r 40 r. front, 81 900
H., .ra n.,r t,,u;toi ... 10000
Louisiana ave. opposite courthouse go o
tnearly GO IT. 'front.' '............--- ls.ooe
Large lot. suitable for warehouse OF garage
New York ave. and 9Th ST. NV.
Large frontage on 1th st. NV. near FLOR
Large garage-Two-stOry brick: near l6'i
and II sts. Area, 46N565.
ACRE PROPERTIES.
Near Connecticut ave. and Pierce Mill road.
Large tract Bladensburg road near Fiorida
ave. At 81 900 per acre.
Ten Bennng road.
BUILDING LOTS.
On terms to suit builders.
adjoining lots and whole blocks in
'.Woodley Park.
Ing lcsi,le Bellir Heights MasSachusett :
ave.-Fairvew Observation-Disclosures.
DWELLINGS.
Conneci iicu: ave. near Florida ave Heights
of Georgetown. Fine old dwelling with spa
cious grounds. trees and shrubs.
SITES FOR MANUFACTURING.
Railroad facilities and wharf if desired.
Will lease for u long term or sell. Will as
sst in financing building.
Evening star., 1920-02-21
BEAUTIFUL MODERN
HON

Contains I rooms, open fireplace. complete
plumbing. hot-water heat, gas and elec. lights.
hardwood trim. ~ feet of front porch on :.
sides: also closed back porch: fine cellar and
attic; eiec. motor t3 bedrooms and sewing
md foori: garage. stable; concrete
walks beautiful lawn: all fenced. and CON
,aius u acre: nearly 20 shade trees flowers,
etc. Located in Thrifton. Va. tCherryiale,
. minutes b. trolley from Georgetown. ,Proh
ably best house in Cherrydalel Price. $500:
terms. 81 900 cash; bal. can run as first trust.
Owner occupant going away. Early possession
given. This is real home. For all informa-
I ion
Evening star., 1920-02-21
wANrED-To BUY.
Continued.

WANTED TO BUY. OR ROOM HOME
NV. or ne. Franklin 2633.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN. COMPELLED TO
move. wishes TO secure. from owner only. six
room house in northeast; preferably hotwater
heat: room for garage: electricity not neces-
sary, but colon,al-type home given preference:
state lowest price and best terms for quick
action Address Box 38-E. Star office. n"
CLERK. ON SHIPPING BOARD ORDERED
to city wishes to buy six or eight room house
In any white section not over $4,000: tempo
rarily loca ted at 1911 st. NV. Price. 1oca-
tion and terms (by letter only) to OSCAR r.
GASCOIGNE.
Evening star., 1920-02-21
LOTS FOR SALE

Nice lot of y acre: 10 front by 4h deep:
has some fruit: price. $500: terms, S225 cash
bal. slG.6S per month. includes everything:
located on Grant ave-. haywood. Va. My sale
sign in front Of lot See this.
Two adjoining lots Maryland ave. Ciar-
eudon. Va. near Farlee station; each lot
a9X2m: price. S4uo each terms SlU0 cash.
bal. 81 per month: will sell singly: fni
building sites: lots marked with large numbers.
% and 20: easy 10 lncate. Se.. Them.
Evening star., 1920-02-21
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

EVh SALEs-d1A An mCN / =.
APARTMENT BARGAINS.
Near Dupont Circle.
Downtown.
Corner building Of "a apartments. Pre-
rents. $4,000. Cost. $12a.00 Out-of-t0wn
owner instructs us TO sell for SlOO.O0O. Will
easily rent for $4,000.
Mt. Pleasant
New b-ilding: .'n.m -: four-room apart
nemts and brick garages: result Of eN-
change can sell for less than actual cost Price.
1000. Expenses less than 81 900 per year.
Downtown Hotel.
CornerAn business street. 90 rooms and 30
baths: com hpieteiy furnished. Price. $273.OO0.
Immediate possession.
Rhode Island Avenue NV.
Frontage on two streets: modern building
containing apartments: a.m.l. Price less
than cost ef construction. Pays 14po. Terms
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
High-class building and neghborhood. Price
only $4,000. Terms.
New Corner Building.
Northwest containing apartments: rent
ing for s., 200 per year. Price. $4O.O 600. Terms.
For information call
SHANNON & LUCHS,
N. a345. Investment Dept. 113 14th st.
APARTMENT HOUSE NEAR CAPITOL AND
Library; eight apartments OF & rooms and Iva Ii
each. Lot 54xl2O: rent, 1920 per year. can
be greatly increased: bargain at 50, 600: easy
terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
$3.50 Bond Bldg.
Nf,:,,
Evening star., 1920-02-21
{. F. w A X | n G. ,

1ild NV.
$500 Cash
81; 1,0-iirick: rooms and bath: furnace
heat: lot l50 feet" deep. IFS Mor>e 81 ne
Vacant Vacant.
I9.., .ad pw.--6 rooms and bath. furnace:
screened porches; Al shape. Pric". S'',''"'.
Vacant.
1liu Lawrence st. n.e.-Sew live room and
bat;, bungalow All modern. Deep loi Easy
terr,s. Price. $4,000.
Immediate Possession.
$iS50-Easy terms. Brick: d an,,
bath; furnace heat; front and back Pprt;r
lot tn aIi.y. Near Lincoln Park.
A Little Gem.
81 S.,t-S,00 cash Brick: large rvuLis:
closet in each room: bath e'c.. large lot to
alley; near navy yard
{. F. Waring.
East basement li1G NV
II You WANT TO EUY OR SILL. REAL. Is
TATE TALK m OVER WITH ~ y. NOR
GAN. At ZANr/INGER'S.
Evening star., 1920-02-21

Mrs. I.orena l.. Marshall. wife of
Samuel IL. Marshall. died Thursday at
her residence. 1874 Emerson street
northeast. Funeral services were held
this afternoon at o'clock, at Kendall
BAPTIST Church. Rev. +. l.. Griffin OFF,
ciating Interment was in Glenwood
cemetery.
Mrs Marshall was fifty-four years
of age, and was born in Loundoun coun-
ty, Va. She was an accomplished
piano teacher of private pupils in her
home.
She is survived by her husband and
two daughters, Alton l.. and Elizabeth
Vivian, the latter of whom married last
December Edward Valentine Colberg,
formerly of the Army Medical Corps
in France. Mr.. and Mrs. Colburg axo
at present in Porto Rico, and were un-
able 10 attend the funeral sexSiaaaS
Evening star., 1920-02-21
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

CHOICE CORNER. CLEVELAND PARK
About i25xlOO. clear: splendid site for fine
home or large apartment: price and terms
rea sonabIe: consider exchange for farm with
i'm 100 miles of Washington. Address 3rd floor,
41a3 South Halstead ST.. Chicago. III.
CHOICE CORNER. CLEVELAND PARK
About 125xlOO. clear: splendid site for fine
home or large apartment: price ana terms
rea Sonablc: consider exchange for farm with
in 100 miles If Washington. Address 81 hoor,
41a3 South Halstead St. Chicago. III.
Evening star., 1920-02-21
FOR EXCHANGE.

LARGE, ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCES.
business and suburban properties. apartments
building lots and farms on which exchanges
can be made: we are making q speciality and
have many advantageous propositions.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO, Inc.
73s 18th st. ".
Exchange Department.
Evening star., 1920-02-21
WANTED.

I WANT TO RUY A MODERN HOME IN VA.
50 600 to 5000: might go higher: one on Old
Dominion line preferred, hut will consider other
locations. Address ALEXANDER SUTER. Ross
lyn, Va. X. +. ID. No. l.
wAETEI,-TO RFNT SMALL, PLACE. FIR
nisIied hoase and barn: immediate possession
Ssieess Box 5s-E. Star Office. ~
Evening star., 1920-02-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-Contfnued.

BUNGALOW AND 4 ACRE.
No. POS Grant avenue. haywood CHERRY
daleD. Contains ) rooms pantry, cellar. attic.
gas sleeping porch ,ba athroom, equippedD: lot
5ax4U1, bearing fruit. Price. $3975; terms.
S775 cash. bal. $4I per month. includes every
thing. Owner goes south See this.
Evening star., 1920-02-21
HOTEL ON PA. AVE.

HOTEL ON PA. AVE.
Near 9Th st.-Store on first floor; about 81
living rooms; h.-w. heat, gas, electricity, tub
and shower baths; good condition; tenant
makes all repairs. Will EXCHANGE. Price,
$27 600.
NEAR b. o. FREIGHT
station One-story stores; lot 40x90. Rented
at $50 a month. Price. 81, 900.
NEAR NAVY YARD
Corner Rented to a chain store; no lease
Also 5 rooms and bath; gas; electric light
Rent. $60, tOffered more for lease.} Price
H ST NE.
Store and ) living rooms; bath; gas; cleo
tricity; garage. Early possession. Price
80. $50. Near the APOLLO.
DAVID E. BARRY, Main ,sd1 j 1901
Evening star., 1920-02-21

APARTMENT HOUSE. $4,000 To $4,000.
Client can pay 5000 10 $1,000 cash, assume
all incumhrances and make substantial MONTH
Iy payments balance: quick action guaran- l.
teed. A. c. HOUGHTON CO.. 1916 H NV.
Washington property; q, or 10 room houses
any section: store properties; must be reason
able in price. For quick results address A. T..
HoUGHTON, 1916 il st. NV. or phone NJ