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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-16
AT the Strand Theatre.

A Slum patch Sprang up IN tiie
Realart studio when Justine john
stones 1.-THE Playing of Broadway
was being produced. One entire n
Of the building was given over for
interiors of lower East Side tene-
ment houses. The custom of build
ing one set at a time was not follow
ed in this instance. The rapidity
with which one of these slum ex-
teriors followed the other in the &C
ton Of the story, and the compare
tive small size of each set, permitted
the building of all Of the sets at n
time. Each room presented squalor
and poverty in advanced stages.
The rooms, bleak and gas-lighted,
were exact copies of interiors of the
most c~ongested district in the world,
New York's Rast Side.
These dismal scenes were in de-
cided contrast to the many sumptu-
Gus club and boudoir settings show
ing the gay world in which Lola. the
dancer, lived her selfish life before
she went down into the slums, on a
bet, to tempt a brilliant doctor who
was said to be SO ~engrossed in well
fare work that he, II any man on
earth, would fail to be lured by her
charm.
Lon won her wager: the hitherto
unimpressionable doctor did fall in
love with her, and she with him, but
the love of the notorious dancer
babe fair to wreck the man both in
his private and professional life.
The beautiful Justine tombstone,
star OF this gripping photodrama,
has never been seer to better advan-
tage than in this role, for 1t was as
a dancer that she was first seen by
Broadway.
No famous stage beauty OF the
last decade has even been more
adored than she was during her sew
eral reasons in the Follies, when
she was indeed the idol of the thea
tre-going public and. as hostess of
Justine Johnstone's Little Club. the
center of the most brilliant salon
yer presided over by an American
woman.
Manager Counihan of the Strand
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-16
BIC MINSTREL.
At ROOSEVELT
Harmony Social Club Event
Comes to Close Following
2SuccessfuI Performances
tBy Evening News correspondsnt.l

Evening News Corresponoent'I
ROOSEvEtT, April 16:-The
came to a close last night after they
had played to two audiences that
filled the Chrome school auditorium
to the doors at Zach performance.
The show was written. managed and
produced under the direction OF Jack
Boos and all the participants were
members of the club.
The entire program was a success.
each member doing himself great
credit. Councilman Frank Andres
made a big hit when he sang "Old
Pal. Why Don't You Answer Me.
Edward Walsh as i~nterlocutor was
all that could be desired. The entire
entertainment had q professional
appearance. Jacobwitz, Polly, Boos,
Sullivan and Andres excelled in their
parts, as did also other members or
the company. The musical four and
Harmony Quartet also received their
share of the applause. Music was
furnished by the Wilpuetz Orches-
ira.
Those taking part in the produce
ton we're: Jack Boos. Jerome Jaco-
bowitz. Richard Donovan, Harry
Rapp. Michael Pollym. Herbert Sui
Ivan, John Andres. Joseph Makos-
XII, Frank Andres, John Mudrak,
Henry Rossman, Alexander Alimov.
Harvey Rudolph, August Medvetz.
John Demish, William Rossman,
Robert Stanley. Theodore Bishop.
Michael Govelitz, William Cromwell,
Joseph Jomo, Andrew Bodnar,
Thomas Ginda, Ray thinner. Alex
1rder Skurat and Michael Fitzula.
The program follows:
overture, Wilpuetz Orchestra.
Prologue and opening chorus, En-
X Company.
,lo, Il Used to Love Her. But It's
haDver Now" John Mudrak. !.
(, ndssong. "Oh Boy. I've FOUND
Ihby for Me-" Richard Donavan.
iolo, "Old Pal. Why Don't You
Iswer Me?" Frank Andres.
/End song, Fiji Isle" Harry Rapp.
End song, Now I Lay Me Down to
ble..,," Herbert Sullivan.
End ong"PIl See You In Cuba"
Michael Polly.
Bass solo, when the Bell in the
Lighthouse Rings Ding-Dong," Jos.
Makoski.
End song, What Yer Going to Do
When there Amt No jazz" Je.
rome Jacobowitz.
Solo. 1.-THE Rose, My Love and
You" John Andrea
End song, My NANNY, JACK
Boos.
Closing chorus. Entire Company.
Scene, Ambrose Theatrical Agency.
. Place, Broadway, New York.
Time, 6 p. M.
Cast In order of appearance
Jasper, chief. porter and soforth,
Jack Boos.
Sam Sweetpotato, ~warbling black
bird, Harry Helm.
Carmile Ambrose, theatrical agent.
Edward Walsh.
The Musical Four. featuring Sol
ONION, Sokolnik with his musical
broom, Solomon Sokolnik, John Mar
bach John 10th, Steve Gregg.
rJueV q Soldier" featuring recita-
N.2n composed by Ed. Walsh. Je-
rome Jacobowitk.
Our Harmony Quartet. enuff said.
Harry Helm. Herb Sullivan, Ray
thinner. Jos. Makoski. .
Grand Finale by entire company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-16
THEATRES
Coming TO Majestic

Coming to the Majestic theatre
next Tuesday night, April 10. is Will
liam Harris, Jr.'s production of
East is West" which enjoyed a run
of two seasons at the Aston theatre
In New York. This play. It is said,
in its mingling of Chinese and Ans
erican types and its wide contrasts
between Oriental and Occidental at
mospheres and racial traits and
above all in Helene Sinnotts concep-
ton of the Chinese maiden has an
absorbing effect on its auditors. Be-
ginning with the prologue one is
rather startled. 1t has been written,
to find that some Chinese fathers
put the same value on their daugh-
tiers as they do on their pigs. So
Ming Toy. the Chinese maiden. Is Of
fered for sale and she is bought by
a Chinese merchant from San Iran
cisco. at the request of Billy Benson.
son of the American Ambas Ia dor
who desires to save her from ia ling
int doubtful hands. BY her owner
she is taken to San Francisco where
through association with Americans
sne tries to adopt their style and
speech.
This supplies much of the COM
edy In East is West" Ming Toys
beauty attracts the attention of an
old Chinese roue who effects n Sec
ond purchase of her but before he
obtains possession of her shells 3pir-
tied away by the young American
who has arranged for her to serve
as maid to his sister. The newt
able conflict develops when Billy
falls In love with this Chinese girl.
But difficulties are cleared away and
there is a happy ending.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-16

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-16
theatre has booked the picture for
three days beginning Monday.
Fat, Haven Team Wants Games

The Top Notchers Of Fair Haven.
a light fast travelling team wishes
to book games with teams in sur-
rounding towns for a reasonable
guarantee. Harry Gemming, of 20
Oakland street, Red Bank. phone
167-W, is their manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-16
ONE NE|GHbOR
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and Health. Other Women
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
East Youngstown
A CZEGLEDY CSALAD
GYASZA.

Sulyos gyasz es megpr6balta
tas erte ho San az East Young
stownban k0zismert Czegledy Lu-
kacs csaladjat, a xix a tizedik
utica 63-ik szam alatt laknak.
Tizennegy honapos leanykajuk,
Edith ugyanis meghalt tiidogyul-
ladasban. A sziilein kiviil Rozsi-
ka es Eszter noverei gyaszoljak.
Temetese h6 4-en ment vegbe.
A meghat6 gyaszszertartast Var
laky Sander r6mai katho1ikus
plebanos vegezte. A kis koporsot
Calvaria temetoben f0ldeltek ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05

pal delegatust6l vizsgalatot ker-
tex, melyet az titokban megtart-
van, a delegatus tudatta, hogy
Isemmi komoly panasz mem le-
ven, senkinek sem kell haza men
Inie. Ortynszki ICY veszitven
Ioda fem a csatat, el0vette azon,
mar otthon az eperjesi piispok
asztalanal hangoztatott tervet,
hogy fellazitja nepet a papok
ellen, llogy ezek nep altal ell
| iizetve, hely nelliil maradva,
Il1enytelenek legyenek kiterni ut
Ijab6l, va9y beh6dolni a Macy
Ukraina apostolanak. Megkezdo-
dott az izgatas lapok es iigyno-
kok utjan azon papok ellen xii
l0n0sen, xix mem voltak hailan-
dok a vagyont a piispokre irat-
nj. A piispok nem atallotta neha
sajat neve alatt, maskor titkaria
nevehen sajatkeziileg trni egyes
embereknek, hogy mindent koves-
senek Ell egyes lelkeszek kitura-
sara.
Icy .peldaul, mikor a trentonl
Ihitk0zseg egyhazgondnokai tisz-
telegtek nala es felkertek ct, hogy
az 3 hitkozsegiiket is latogassa
meg, ilyen "latyai" tanaosot a.
dott nekik: "Ha elobb papoto-
kat kidobjatok, akkor elmegyek
hozzatok, addig mem. De mivel a
ii templomotok az ajris piispok0n
all, elGbb pereljetek XII piispo.
kot birtoklasbol, de nem kat
holikus, hanem egy protestans
vagy zsido iigyved segitsegevel"
Ilyenforman instrualta a ear,
teret-i gondnokokat is, Allentown
ba meg egy gondnoknak irt, hogv
Iiizzek ki papjukat, maid 8 ad ne
Xix papot. Lansfordon a templom-
Iszentelesen kufaroknak, farizeu-
soknak mondta a papokat, akikt6l
q fogja megtisztitani Amerikat.
Hogy pedig a vele elegedetlen
papokon meg jobban toltse Xxi bo-
szujat, oily parochiakban, Ihol
legalabb 800 galiciai csalad
volt, ukrainec ellentemplOmot
szervezett, j0llehet anew york;
.gyiil6sen ig6rte 6s jegyzokonyvbe
vetette, hogy vi parochiat csak oft
fog szervezni, hol legalabb 200
csalad fogja AIT kivanni. Icy seer
vezett ellen parochiat Perth Am
boy, n. j., Passaic, \. j., Wilkes
barre, Pa, Scranton, Pa, MOnes-
sen, Pa, McKess Rocks, Pa.
Youngstown, o., Bradenwille,
Pa, Donora, Pa, JOhnstown, Pa,
st. Clair, Pa.-ban. Ahol pedig a
magyarorszagiak hagytak ell az
ukraineceket es kiil0n szervez-
kedtek, oda mem adtak papot.
J0vo heten folytatiuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
VERHOVAY 321.

Felhivjuk a Verhovay Segely-
egylet East Youngstown 321-ik
fiokjanak 0sszes tagjait, hogy a
referendum szavazasra valo tekin-
tettel okvetleniil teljes szamban
jelenjenek meg a, vasarnap del
utan 2 orakor a Crow-fele hall
ban megtartand6 gyiilesen.
A tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
Veszelyben a Gorog- g-Katholikus
egyhazak magyarsaga
(Folyt, az 1-s6 oldalr6l

Mar ekkor volt okunk hinnl,
Ihogy igaz, amit a piispok ocs-
csc, mindjart a hajorol valo le-
szallasa alkalmayal egy hiv0
Iel0tt mondott, kirol = mivel ga
hciai jargonBan besz6lt vele -
AIT hitte, hogy galiciai: Hallot-
TUX, hogy sok hungar pap van
lit, de rovidesen megtisztitjulz
tolik Amerikat." Egyidejiileg
jottek a galiciai lapok, melyek
leirtak bucsuzasat lembergi
ukrainec kispapoktol, kiknek
Iszonoka tolmacsolta, hogy NIT
var t6le. a galiciai k0zv6lem6ny:
Ukraina kiepites6t 6s ellenei le-
iprasat. -.
Villages lett el0ttiink, hogy a XII
.nevezett pUsp0k az ukrainec nem-
zetisegi politika szolgalataban
all, tehat adaz ellensegiink lesz,
Xxi vagy belepusztul vagy ke-
resztiil viszi terveit, de mem en-
.ged", mint magat k0szont6jeben
kifeJezte. De hat mi is az az .uk-
rainec, hogy annyira megijedtjink
t6le?
Az ukrainizmus tulajdonkepen
.hecsi talalmany, mely tullott a
Icelon. A becsi politikusok feltve
Galiciat Oroszorszag szomszedsa-
|gatol, feltve, hogy politikai ha-
tart a ketto kozott valamikor ell
tcrolhetne a ket orszag testver
nepenek rokon erzese, ugy akartak
eket iitni a ket crszag lakoi koze,
hogy rokonerzest mestersagesen
ellenszenvve valtoztattak. Felalli-
tottak multi szazad hetvenes evei-
ben a tetelt' hogy Oroszorszag
Inepe es Galicia nepe tula jdonke-
pen nem egy nep, hanem ket ellen
seges torzs, "a nagyorosz .vagy
muszka es a kisorosz vagy ruthen.
Gondoskodtak arrol, hogy ezt ct
Inographusok, etimologusok, histo-
rikusok es mindenfele tudosok
bizonyitsag. Kiadtak hivatalos
"ruthen' elnevezest, szoval min
dent elkovettek, hogy galiciai
oroszokat elidegenitsek az orosz
orszagiaktol, ami lassan-lassan
sikeriilt is.
Minel jobban bizonyitgattak
azonban, hogy galiciai orosz
kulon nep az oroszorszagitol, an
nal Jobban kezdett ebredezni ga
liciai oroszok nemzeti ontudata.
Most mar mem becsi tudosok, de
ok magl1k kezdtek ezt bizonyita-
nj, kisitven vegtere, hogy Moszk-
vatol- -Miskolcig egy hajdan on
allo nemzet, a kisorosz, ruthsn
vagy mas szoval ukrainec nep la.
Xix, harom orszag: Oroszorszag
Austria 6s Magyarorszag ksar-
lnoksaga alatt leigazva nemzet
Iminden tagjanak scent kotelesse
lge oda hatni, hogy e harmas
lzsarnoksag alol felszabadulva, fel
ltamadjon regi Ukraina A bees
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05

lyes erdek sem feltiinesi viszke-
tegseg, sem senmi mas mint igazi
minden magyart erdeklo nemzeti
iigy, amelyben veszelyt latunk
nemcsak egy viragzo youngstown
magyar hitkozsegre nezve, ~hanem
az egesz magyar iigyre nemcsak
Amerikaban de odahaza is.
A youngstown Scent Gyorgy
magyar egyhaznak MAGYAR
MAX kell maradnia most es mind
orokke es ha esetleg kihalnanak
tagjai es a hitkozssg feloszlana
uey nem cselekedhetnek jobbat
minthogy ugy rendelkeznek, hogy
g, vagyon magyar gorog katho-
likus szellemet es erdeket szolgal.
ia es hajdudoroghi tiszta ma
gyar gorog katholikus egyhaz-
megyere szallJ0n.
A parochia atirasi tgyevel nem
kivanunk nyilvanossag ele lep-
nj a vasarnapi egyhazkozsegi
gyiiles elott. Ez az egyhaznak
egyenlore beliigye es csak AIT re-
meljik, hogy Fot. Sut'a Erno pie
banos, akit nagyon szeretnenk
Youngstownban mint kozos ma
gyar ugy eloharcosat latni ere
vontakozolag megnyugtat6 kije-
lenteseket fog tenni.
Most pedig lassuk csak hogy
mi is az az ukrainizmus, hogy mi
az Ortynszki fele ukran politika,
amelyet utodainak oroksegul ha-
gyott?
Icy szol az idezet:
Mint fenyes nappal a VILLAIN
csapas, ugy jott Ortynszki kline
yezese hire. Papsagunk, nepiink
keseriien csal6dott remenyeiben,
senki j6t mem josolt, mindazonal-
tai engedelmesen meghajoltunk
Roma intezkedese elott.
Philadelphiaban, Pidhoreczki
Nlkolanal telepedett lie, hol ukrai-
nee papokkal vette magat koriil,
a magyarorszagdak kozul Jcsakis
Balogh Mihaly lett beveve ezen
torzskarba, melylyel Ortynszki
egy kesz programmed dolgozott
Xxi a tovabbi teendokre nezve.
Kozben uton-utfelen panaszko-
lott, hogy minden segltseg mel
kill niagara hagytuk New York
ban. Pedig kapott egy hetre fe-
nyes lakosztalyt, elore XII lett fl
zetve ellatasa, kapott 1910 dol
lart, kapott ket kesz parochiat
egy varosban. Mar New York
ban elarulta, hogy mem egyenl6
szemmel nezi a magyarorszagia-
kat es lengyeleket, inert a
nala tisztelgo kiildottsegek es
maganosok kozill magyaror-
szagiakat katonas rovidseggel s
keyesbbe baratsagos arccal To-
gadta, miyel szemben eles ellen
tetben allott az szivelyesseg
1nelyek a galiciaiak irant tanusi
tott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05

SoaIO16l ACS Sy uAoACS " kAuSHA"o,
mint nemzeti onallosaganak meg
semmisitojet, de ugyanily mertek-
ben meggyulolte a magyart is.
Szellemi vezereik ep ugy szitjak
a gyiiloletet magyarok ellen,
mint a muszkak ellen.e Lapjaik,
szellemi termekeik telve vannak
lazitassal a magyar es muszka
ellen egyarant.
Otthon es az itteni magyarsag
koziil sokan hallva, hogy az uk-
rainecek a muszka ellensegei,
szimpatiat kezdtek erezni iran
tok Ez a feliiletesseg hizonyite-
ka. Egy kis utana nezesel ell
mem indulva megrendelt hirlapi
cikkek utan, mindenki latni fog
ia, hogy az ukrainec ep oily ell
lens5ge a magyarnak, mint a
panszlav S a panszlavizmus ell
lenszereUl az ukrainizmus hasz-
nalni fol ep annyi, mint a titus
bacillusok ellen kolera bacillu-
sokkal oltani be az emberi seer
vezetet.
F'eltamasztani Ukrainat, mint
0nallo, fiiggetlen allamot, ez az
ukrainistak vegcelja. Aki e terv-
mex utjaban van, legyen az musz-
ka'vagy magyar, az ellenseg,
kit, tonkre kell tenni. S hogy eb-
be rem6nybeli Ukrainaba ha-
zank felvideket is beleszamitjak,
arra nezve elegend0 egy pillan-
tast vetni becsi "Ukrainische
Rundschau" cimlapjan k0zdlt
terkepre, melyen Ukraina deli
hatara Miskolcon alul vonulna
.el, magaba zarva az egesz 6szak-
keleti felvideket. S he gondol-
juk, hogy Ukraina feltamasztasa
el6ttuk oily hiu abrandnak lat
SILK, mint el6ttiink. Dehoey!
Nezereik celtudatosan dolgoznak
es nevelnek egy fanatikus ifju-
sagot, mely kesz 6let6t felaldoz-
III scent c6lert. Ez az ifjusag~
mely titkos anarchista egyletek-
be tom0rUl a scent eel er6szakos
kIvlvasa erdekeben, mint az 1910
evl lembergi leleplez6sek is BIZ
zonyitjak, melynek soraib6l ke-
rult Xxi 'az ukrainec n6p ellen
segenek, Potocki lembergi hcly
tart6nak gyilkosa, Liczincli. S
ez az ifjusag nemcsak Galtcia
hataraln beliil dolgozik, de azo-
kon xviii is, Oroszorszagon 6s.
Magyarorszagon.
Ide Amerikaba pedig kulde-
mex egy fanatikus ukrainec ba-
ratot, ki papjainkat meg meri
fenyegetni, hogy mem sokaig
fogtok lit magyarul ugatni''
nepet pedig igXekszik rabesz6l-
nj, ahol csak teheti, hogy ukrai-
nee papot fogadjanak ell. Hiva
talosan lgeri, hogy mem fegia
neptink koz0tt az ukrainizmust
terJeszteni, csak adjon neki a
magyar kormany allamsegelyt.
A papsag ZONE, mihelyt eszre-
vette, hogy Ortynszki piispok tu-
lajdOnkepen mem az egyhazi
dgyeket akarja rcndezni, de az
ukralnizmust terjeszteni, azon-
nal allast foglalt ellene egyutt
a neppel
A pjispok gyiilesre hivta a
papsagot $ jellemzo, hogy a prog
ramm pontjai KOHL legeloszor az
utolsot targyaltatta: piispok
fentartasanak kerdeset. A mask
k5rdes' melyet sietett letargyalni,
" egyhazi wagon atiratasa volt
a piispokre. Meg akarta kapni
egyhazi vagyonunkat, hogy mar
dan, ha nem lennenk vele megele-
gedve, ha serelmeink lennenek,
egyszeriien ajtot mutasson a ne
punk altal emelt templomokbol
es lakasokbol. Meg akarta kap-
mi a vagyont, hogy lehet0sseget
lis kizarja annak, hogy ide vala-
mikor magyarorszagi piispok jo-
hessen, inert, mint kes0bb XII
tunt' a vagyont ugy iratta ma
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-06-10
A fund Of $4,000, 900 is needed to

A fund OF $2,000,O00 is needed to
establish and maintain Lighthouses
for the blind in this country and in
France and Italy, and to extend the
system of education of the blind to
fit them to become selfsupporting.
Men and women who are leaders
in world philanthropy and benevol-
ence, have followed the Presidents
example and have endorsed the
work of Miss Holt and have volun-
teered to assist her in carrying out
her plans. Included in the list are:
William Howard Taft, Charles E.
Hughes, Andrew E. Mellon, Elihu
Root, Mrs. James Roosevelt, Mrs
Lucy Work Hewitt, Mrs. E. H. Har-
riman, Frederick Coudert, William
Forbes Morgan, Eliot Tuckerman,
Ernest Bigelow, and George Henry
Payne. The campaign will be or
ganized on a national scale, with
representatives in every state in the
Union National headquarters is
located at the Lighthouse III East
59th Street, New York City.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-06-10
COAL CONTRACTS AWARDED.

OOAA CONIhACIS AWARDED
The Board of Education has
awarded contracts for supplying the
schools of the county with coal in
the various Districts, as follows:
First district-Short & Walls
Lumber Co., per ton, furnace
$3.50, stove $16.75, nut $16.75.
Second Bennett Steele, $3.50,
$3.50, $3.50.
Third-Standley Evans, $14.00,
$14.0O, $14.00.
Fourth-George w. Biles & Co.,
$14.OO, $14.25, SLABS.
Fifth-C. A. Benjamin G Co.,
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50. :
Sixth-Biles & Cameron, $15.75,
$1,000.
Seventh-Colora Grain & Hay Co.,
$17.25, $3.50, $3.50.
Eighth-Colora Grain G Hay Co.,
$3.50, $3.50.
Ninth-John M. Clayton, $14.S4,
$14.S4.
Bids for stationery and supplies
for the school year 1921-1922 were
as follows:
The Dulany-Vernay Co. -. .$772.30
Roberts & Neck. ........ 772.4O
Milton Bradley Co. ....... 805.40
Lucas Bros, Inc. ..107S.O7
Meyer & Thalheimer. ...... $3.50
The contract was awarded to The
Dulany-Vernay Company, the lowest
bidder.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-06-10
TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable
REAL ESTATE

Under and by virtue of decree
of the Orphans Court Of Cecil
County, the undersigned, as Trus-
tee, will sell at public auction at the
Court House door in the town of
Elkton, Cecil County, Maryland, on
SATURDAY, JUNE IL, 1921
At IL o'clock A. M.
all that certain Lot or PARCEL OF
Land situated between POrters
Fridge and Rising Sun, and contain
ing
11s ACRES OF LAND
more or less, it being the same prop
erty which was conveyed to Aaron
L. Duyckinck ct al. by Omar d.
Crothers, Trustee, by deed dated the
18th day of April, 1914, and record
ed in Liber H. w. L. No. 4, Folio
1879, etc., one of the Deed Record
Books of Cecil County, and the same
property on which John Thomas
Reynolds lately resided.
The improvements consist of
Two and one-half Story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
Barn and Wagon Shed combined,
Hog Pen and other outbuildings.
This property is conveniently To-
Gated on the State Road leading
from Rising Sun to Conowingo, and
is very desirable home.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed
by the decree are Cash on day of
sale, but other terms may be made
by responsible purchaser. Cost of
conveyance, including Revenue
Stamp, to be paid by purchaser.
OMAR ID. CROTHERS,
A. J. Jones, Auct. Trustee.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-06-10
UTAH's LOFTY MOUNTAINS.

Utah has many lofty mountain
peaks. Six of them rise more than
1900 feet above sea level and
nearly sixty rise above 10000 feet,
according to the United States
Geological Survey. The highest
mountain in the State is Kings
Peak, which has an elevation of 49,
498 feet. Mount Emmons and Gill
bert Peak, both in Utah, are also
high mountains, reaching elevations
of 1929 and 1892 feet, respec-
lively.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-06-10
MARYLAND HAS MODEL TOWN

MARYLAND HAS MODEL TOWN.
Uncle Sans model village is at
Perry Point, at the mouth of the
Susquehanna river, in Cecil county,
Md, developed by the United States
Health Service on a 516-acre tract.
The first annual report discloses
some interesting facts about that
reservation, After telling how it
was used during the war as site
for a huge nitrate plant, the report
recalls the transfer year ago to the
Health Service. Then the buildings
included 200 cottages, two general
stores, model school house, club and
theatre.
Upon the transfer to the Health
Service, some of the cottages were
transformed into a hospital group,
and another similar group was built,
the whole now accommodating 430
patients, mostly disabled soldiers.
The report states that the entire
population of the reservation is 500
persons, about equally male and fe-
male, with many children and few
aged people. Then is added:
1.-THE birth rate was 1888 per
thousand, against 24.39 in the
whole State, and 28.7S in the coun-
try. The death rate was only 3.67,
the excess in children being about
balanced by the deficiency in aged
persons. We believe much of the
credit for the low death rate is due
to the efficient health administra
ton"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-06-10
WORLD WAR ON BLINDNESS

Under the Honorary Chairman
ship of President Harding, cam
paign to wage what is known as a
World War on Blindness" was re-
Gently inaugurated at the White
House, Washington, by Miss Wini-
fred Holt and her co-workers on the
Committee for Lighthouses for the
Blind.
Miss Holt has spent fifteen years
of her life in work with the blind.
She was founder and remains the
secretary of the New York Associ-
alton for the Blind, which maintains
four buildings for its work in New
York. During the past six years
she has been abroad as the active
bead of the Committee for Men
linded in Battle. in France, and
pe American Committee for Help
8 Italian Blind, in Italy.