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AUCTION SALES.
FUTDKE DAYS.
THOS J. OWEN 4 son, AUCTIONEFE5.
1925 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE or THRTE-sToRY
BRICK APARTMENT. KNOWN As

BRICK APARTMENT. KNOWN AZ
PREMIsEy IL Fifth STREET sorTh,
By virtue Of = certain deed Of trust. dated
January 18th. 1927. being instrument No
~. recorded February 9Th 1927 among
the land records of the District Of Columbia
and at the request of the party sectrefi
thereby. the undersigned trustees will saII 4,
public anctiOn in front Of the premises NJ,
TUESDAY. THE TWENTY. EIGHTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY. AID. 1928 Ar FIVE
O'CLOCK pm. the following descTihed lam!
and premises, situate in the J.-tri". Of e.
Iumbia and DESIGNATED % and BEING part ~
original lot 1 IN sdu@e si7 beginning ~
the southeast corner Of saIf lot and sGuar.
thence north along the west Iine of 5ib
auth n, feet TO A street and thence sast
along said A street 1905 feet TO the noirt Of
beginning. Subject tn perpetual right Of
way over tn following part of SAID lot !. h"-
ginning at point in the east line OF sad
lot distant 50 80 feet north from the south
east correr thereof. thence n0rrn 2.7o feet.
thencr west 1905 feet. theme south 30
feet. thence east .05 feet to the beginning.
Terms Sold subject to a prior building A-so-
ci1tun trust for about Sl0JDOOo further
particulars Of which will be announced 81
time Of sale: the purchase price at'0vs s3lt
trust 10 be- paid in cash deposit Of
$500 90 required. COnycy1ncinZ. recording
etc. at the purchasers cost. Terms 10 -.
complied with within thirty days. Other
vie deposit forfeited and the property mar
ne advertised aud rcs0ld at the discretion oil
the trustees.
NATHAN DCVAIL.
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THOS. J. OWEN 4 SON. Ar-CTIoSEFRs
1925 Eve 81 NV
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EEkEJiFiL SPA kteH HOME IN NORTH
i,->e5aslG FsFk delightful sD.,fIis aiiG =
tn&sgfgfui DatEF. Is5t cafE 'asiasf IA the
taDUne jafgr tsSfl.f tHa@jfs,tDa Uib litflgtGgai
f.ys.4s Ss46 ijt3A at. bath sst,e.1ally isaiIt]s
81 f,psslase sat bsturet iaLsssi saior heat
tss System. bultt-iH garage. targs tsJrGAr
~ fSdpt9 greatly % naiy fia.6o0. Gall
4,
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rASEY SMITH r&NE 4 Nlti.
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. NATHAN DCvAI.L.
fe1S 81 o3 S537 Trustees


TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE TWO
STORY SEMI DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING, BEING PREMISES SO.
100. JENIFER STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated
January d. 1927. teing instrument No. 1870
recorded January 10. 1927. among the land
records of the District of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will cell at public alc-
ton. in front OF the premises. on FRiDAY.
THE SECOND DAY or MARCH. AID; i":s.
AT THREE O'CLOCK pm. the following
described land and premises. situate 10 the
District of Columbia and designated arr
icing lot Numbered thirty-tUo ,3"t IN
Thomas VI. Seales subdivision o. ints Iu
square numbered eighteen hunt!r-d ant
seFcnty-fOur t1s5fl. az per Dia; -rcorr'a,:
in the Office OF the surveyor for the bra
trict of Columbia IN LIber 13 at foilo 81
subject to the building restriction line
shown on said plat. subject to GOV eDaats Of
record
Terms: Sold subject 10 a prior decd Of
trust for 81 0O0. further particulars OF
which Will be announced at time Of sais
the purchase price above said trust to te
paid in cash. deposit of $500 required.
COnveyanciDg. recording. etc. a; the par
chasers cost. Terms to Re compii.~; with
within thirty DAYS. otherwise deprsl; for
feIteh and the property NAV be advertised
and resoId az the discretion Of the trustees
NORMAN l.. SAS$BT-RT
HORACE q. SAiTEY,
fell 33.3 2s.mri Trustees
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ADAM A. wEscHLER { son. Aueuooesrs
SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE. CONSISTING
or TWO->TORY BRICK DWELLING,
KNOWN As PREMISES NO. 433 Elm

TRTSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, CONSISTING
or Tw0->TORY BRICK DWELLING,
KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 433 Elm
ST NV
By, virtue Of a certain deed OF trust duly
of the 1and recarcs of the District Of Cu-
lunsbis- and 1t the REQUEST o. the party So
clresi thereby the undersigned trustee Will
offer for sale by punhc auction. IL froai -
the premises on TUESDAY THE SlXTA
DAY OF MARCH. 1928. AT FoCR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK Pm the following described lar.
and prezrIses situate in the District OF
Columbia Ia wit: Lot numbered sixteen 10
in Edward =. Droop's subdivision IN square
numbered thirty hundred and eighty f3Aspt.
~ per plat recorded in the cfscs OF the sur
yeSor tor the District Of CoiEmhss n Lte~-
County - at folio go with app!rtenaHs~s
Subject tn right pt way
Terms of sale One-shiri Of the pG-eh sse-
money 10 he nSf1 in cash The hstsHs~ IN gxS
s~iuaa iustaitnsents> represented Nv the p-uns-
isslry notes Of the purehssar. payable IN 0Ese
and tao wears. with Interest 81 Der eeni
Der an1um from Itay of sale. payahas SrtF-
annually se'u-oi nv deed Of trust szg<as ire
pronerty sol6. or all cash. az :he Cctian 0F
the purchaser. 4 az post OF Si0o LLsB rsc'3s--
Ell Of purchaser at tire Of sale. Al CcaSsy-
aneing. recorx.ing afs3 noss-lal fees az cNaSs %
purrESser. Terms Of sale TO - corlrhsS.
with within thirty days from, day Of sSAe
e'he-wise the trustee ceseTves the rlSAi 20
rsseil the pFope~sysas the RISK and cos; 80
yer.isersent of such resale II. ssa-a@ rewsssr~r
published in the civ OF Washington. u. a.
LOUIS E PEAK.
fe.t-ENGfSaNSH S8rv1yIrE y-ssssNs
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ll,AN 4 Wg>CALNK { son. A,st,l>'''Sv
Trustees Sale Of Valuable De-
tached Dwelling. Garage and
Large Lawn. No. 5000 Gar
field St. NV.

nv yirtW. ~ certain tseI % ss&ss- tts
ry<S,sNtv<i IN AlsSust 81, tss ss in>t ,s'nsr7s
No SSSt of sac Lard eeNArSis cs tae isssstSt
III Cp3ursesa aud AZ the e~Na9Sss cf Ire iNArts
S~rsn~l tarcte tAs es'tSFss<nsNt trnssess
Mill ofses so~ Saas cv paeltS. asNae&' ~
ft,.s.t ,4 she. nrvsatseS ca NSsNIAN. TNE
eiErH DAY ny MAHSa. les II ny :
NELtN>N HM she scSRSw sex stss>N,Tf M Ssks
AND ssr~,nAsrs SITUATE Ii. sae ysssytet ~ ~
lursnaa Ia wts tt,s NJ ~ ,sAveet -
senSrv NJ *iS1 ,t~enN~eos AataNsFs4 Az
sWs>atNh -.
r,ss of SahA The sHove .rs>.gSEtS Wy
NJ s,,}A ss,Nie~,t 81 = prtcE Skav1 ~ sFAst sSf
eS.taexN> casa 4 tasr>sS2s AZ >t,esstH ~.
aVsrv< et purcAsseT AZ Uc's - 49, ~
s~SnxvN$ st,'$nx reSNsthfS AaI nNt3StSi feSs
"a ..4Ss ~ pssrvAaSNv reEs,sS ef sale L. ~
g(Annsied wiEh wsthsa Se(rtN &aNs fvxAss sSSy
~ saF- otherwise the trtsssA's F~>eS-ts ~
SxAss uf sh., ssetAestles apr>aSsz'S Sfte~ I'VE
.ssxs' advertisement NJ sls>A rv'%s@ Se 1850
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Beautiful Homes in a
Beautiful Neighborh''
II you have inspected the conn,
which we have created and the nom
which We have COMPLETED IN
Quincy Terrace,
Quincy Terrace and ":2nd ~. =. T..
You will agree that Il IL ths most At
tractive that you have see;i. The Homes
are OF various si"s,=:... very Modern ~
their equipment and BUILT THE KITE
WAY Every Home occupies great. bug.
4O.fOot- front lot. surrounded ny wide
lawns giving very plraslng effect as
we'll az wonderful realty value.
THE PRICE AND THE TERMS AT
WHICH YOI' CAN BI'Y THESE HOMES
Will CLlNCH THE TRANSLATION.
FOR 1T MAKES BUYING CHEAPER
THAN RENTING AND GIVES YOU
WONDERFUL. IEvESTMEST.
Buses running downtown pas. the
corner of Quincy and ."nd st. or you
can take cars leaving 18th aud q SITS;
NV. and ride to lind and Rhode Island
ave ne. 'prn to the left down End 81.
to Quincy.
HARRY \. KITE,
incorporated,
1919 18th ST. NV. MAIN 1916.
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COUNTRY ESTATE

---con1prising ~ acre farm and m"dtrn
S-roon brick house ad,olnlng Mt, VERNON
car line. one mile from MT, VERNON. ani
III fhe path of the proposed MONt MENTAL
HIGHWAY To MI. Vernon \ iatt of the
original George Washington River Estate
an! IN a section randi. hcin< ,eveion'i for
fine estates and Tun!rv clubs, House IL
substantially CONSTRUCTED electricity. steam
neat, pressure wstnr system and rlodcrn
r}unhns OuthulGin@s. and an S"-tree
ample orchard. For sac AT an attractive
price.
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-Ti-vs7 -F~' 49,
CORNER BRICK

FDNssTN BTsIFsN.
Mt. PLEASANT.
Etl6& Park Kli.-~~Jiist reduced 10 $3.50
A bargain. Containing ~ rosns ana !.
baths. bDt-MateF heat. electricity, screened
breakfast ard Riassed tleeDlnk Dufeh inst
Pitts, heater, ana ss netsi wrsther, iDt,e.i
throughout. fsuiii-in garage.
t.. i. GRAVATTE,
327 18th ~. Eeaitor. Main 1853.
F4sysux Phone f.eu.gts btt,lu
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AUCTION SALES
k.tTa Rks NAYS
THOS OWEN l. SON. ACCrIQNEERS
ls35 Eye Street Northwest.

i.35 Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE az Two-SToRY BRICK
DWELLING. KNOWN As PREMISES
seas PARK PLACE NORTHWEST.
ES virtue OF CERTAIN tses~t at trust. t!Atet
JAY 1877, tcanx instrument Ne. As1s,
irCorlscd August :. l12s, anaon< the latfd
rrCursis of the District Of Coiuaiela, and al
shc request OF the narty serurs~i thereby. the
undersigned tFtiste~s will sell at puniac aiys
ton, IN front Of the premises IN MONDAY.
THE TwESTS SEVENTH DAY Oe FAB.
RCARI, A.D laSS AT EOtR,THlHTI
O'CLOCK IN. the following ,siescrioed laIsi
and premises situate IN the District Of TO-
iumbia, and DESIGNATED as and tesnS los LAT
~ square $3.50 IN Siusen oeg~nhslnsers sub
division of certain lots IA block l, Whitney
Zspp's Subdivision ei part " Pheasant
subdivision rSS.or>.ess IN the. efhce Of the
surveyor for the District OF Columbia ia
l-ieer al at folio S. Subject TO covenants
of recsrd.
Terms: Seld .uslec. 90 prior s.exe, Of
trust In- 81 pno III further particulars ~
which will I've arnuune~Si At unss oS SALE; the
purchase pricc s,NoNe said trust so he paht
IN cash. \ ,ieiNs>,t ~ S,itN 30 rSaulee<i,
Con, sy ancink rceor,ilng etc, At the part'aAs.
cFs cost Terms to IL JNAa,ptsci With within
thirty DAYS otherwise ,.elsa,it forfeited ami
the property may TX, advertised ami rrsold
AZ she discretion of thr trustees
EMMETT LEO StEEAAS
lHO SIHLOSREkG
frtE 1891 W. ~ rrtsSsses.
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Nj NNN "e>H>
rtluS j OWEN 4 SIN AtSCCiuNsEHS
lava Eve Street Northwest,
tssF,ys ES,sS,$S,,A,sF %S ,sTSS a" ISL
haltS hwNiff1Nss kxeMT A. ssiS
KANSAS AVGNi'E NoRrtswe>r
y,Nsssi ApFis Ii, tAsg, a. tN>srssn,eai Ne
lAa ~ the ta,N ry><sg,ls ~ the VsSivsc, ri
ColnmMa ant AT the seaNest III tae FsEttss
sTern|et ,herrt the nsNtersisntt Will sell
a. ss MHSn sNS'NNr 'yfVW, yNsrS ,Ns S'
rAy NF ffhRrhRV ,aSS AZ tr1s
otLoCk IN the teses,Ns described tsssa
att freasises situate " tae NstrsS3 et Nt
mmtda AMI teins sat eumsefS~l HrW~ss>
.Aat IN Square eumNwres! tAtsN.tayS han.
Purchaser 10 NAY aaethtsA et ths wsr
chase pEtexs III cash the nA>Aa>~ tn twa w
ssanments in nae aad i've esAE> w's4S>tsyvS
with interest At the rate NJ i've gsnr AnHN'n
aua secured M ,l,eA sf ssest aa the hrSN
erty sah ~ all cash Al she eetsea et abe
taste,l IL tha data If saAe; all ssaaSeyAaetns
treprStttK eN AZ tae t>sss os nhfSha~c&i
xI,SAt utla ~ nv sakss \ ttes.tssis at NA1a Viii
ts tyaniet4f At the ttpte ot SAFE aaA settlement
~ tsa ma,ta wtthiu III DAYS Ut the date ~ sNle
ue ,lenost tTsrtte>t AMI tAs crsa@ets ~sssAs
~ the r,sk aea r>sss It .ss ssstsHlttas n,g'
SSssssa,e" q, sSce sessls IA ssss Wasa
n ES.Ncr,s sAr,h
} wkuEy lA<sGS
,at.,a,xta Oh ga "a - - ~hsN%s
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PIC EAELAfs~wFUk thIk~~HY VWbEH-~
Lusil..y i o ~. neas J ssh. COT sltg. -.
VIII. SILL NY sSD4 EgIIfY IN s0UAY,
oil Bntsbs $500 uIDHtbly payments, 80
SIS 0tr1rRENID5s, RgAE GEORGIA AVE
Semi DIT at.f4eG gafasc. rel 81 kacfihse
.r seat up3nti8si4sG Main izftDJ ~ 675
TF,T mDkgH EAEGATA ~|TAft<jR ~:
D.. al Ga ave : ses s,G3 -Getsttlad home ii
= Toutns sad iya9l nt1eprp improvements
laffv int with tfees and Sa,dei ,Mdy
j. EAGFB 9*4 Istb =. p.@.--...-.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-13
RISING SUN MOVING
PICTURE HOUSE

JOB w. KIRK. Proprietor
FRIDAY, JANUARY IS
Sandow, the worlds greatest dog
IN
CALL OF THE WILDERNESS
A man and his dog against the
wilderness. A great drama Of love,
action, comedy.
Fox Two Reel Comedy
Admission 1Oc and Csc
Shows 7:15 and SEAS o'clock
Owing to the Supper being held in
the hall on Saturday evening, Jan.
IA, there will be no motion picture
show on that date.
MONDAY, JANUARY 10
John Barrymore
III
THE BELOVED ROGUE X
His wit made him leader of the
vagabonds; his pranks upset king
and kingdom.
Metro Two Reel Comedy
Admission 1Oc and zoe.
Shows 1915 and S45 O'Clock
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10
Irene Rich
-In-
DON'T TELL THE WIFE
A laughing, lightf0ot story of
springtime Paris; tangled love
nest and a spicy storm.
Pathe Two Reel Comedy
Admission 10c and 25c.
Shows 7:15 and 8:45 o'clock
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Chinese Wall Paper
of Exquisite Desigr,

There must be in various parts Of
England a good deal of old Chinese
wall paper such as that which the
duke of Atholl recently sold at
Sotheby's.
In the Eighteenth century lot of
this wonderfully painted wall paper
was brought from China for decorat-
ing houses, and possibly some Of it
has been stored away and never used,
as in the case of the "a rolls which the
duke has just sold. These were I'M
rolled. and found just as they came
from the East years ago. This
Chinese paper is very beautiful, mostly
with long-tailed pheasants and other
brilliantly hued birds interspersed
among bright flowers and green foli-
age, and the colors remain remark
ably fresh and unfaded after being
hung a century.
1t is said that at Logic house, Aber-
deenshire, the seat of Col. George
Milne, there is some of this exquisite
Oriental wall paper as good as ever
1t was.
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Qualified InUitatior

During purity campaign in London
a meeting was arranged to be held at
the City temple, of which Doctor Par
ker, the famous preacher, was then
minister, relates Bramwell Booth in
his Echoes and Memories" Some
question arose as to whether a certain
labor leader, at that time bold and
active figure, should be asked to
speak. He had been already ap-
preached and had expressed his will
ingness to come-"but, mind, none of
your id religion" Some one put 1t
TO Doctor Parker at last definitely
whether the labor leader should be In
vited.
"Oh, let him come" was the doctors
reply; and then In his deepest tones:
Yes, let him come, but, mind, none of
his id infidelity !"-Kansas City
Star.
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A Rapid Sishtseer

t.A.l records for rapid sightseeing
were beaten recently when a visitor
from Detroit did 1900 pictures in the
National Gallery, London, represent
ing six centuries of painting, in TWEEN
ty-seven minutes, beating by seven
minutes the previous record made in
1925 by native of Buffalo.
The visitor arrived at 1925 with a
luncheon appointment at one o'clock.
Since ten o'clock he had visited the
Tower. the Monument, the. Guildhall
and st. Paul's cathedral. He had also
done little shopping in the Strand
and, as he remarked, he would have
the afternoon free for visits to the
British and South Kensington muse
ums and the Wallace collection
From the Continental Edition of the
London Daily Mail.
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COLORA

Samuel w. Fitzgerald presented
his wife with brand new WHY'S
Knight Sedan, for Xmas present.
The Missionary Society of West
Nottingham Presbyterian church will
hold their January meeting at the
home of Mrs. J. M. Holden, Rising
Sun, on the 18th.
1t is reported VIM. Keitley will
operate the Lawson Tosh farm here.
Mrs. Harry Cloud and son, OF
Chester, visited Mrs. Mary Gray.
Roy Kirk, Willard Kirk and Jesse
Pollok, of Oxford, were callers at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A..
Boyd.
Maurice Perriet spent Saturday in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Annie Ewing has been visit
ing relatives at Claymont.
VIM. u. Murray and son John and
Leland ,Redden, OF Wilmington, visit
ed Grier Murray and family.
7 A group of members of the needle
work Guild of America, met Tuesday
afternoon, this week, at the home OF
Miss Bertha Tyson at West Noting
ham, "Vive President" of Tho Or
ganization for Quilting Party, !"
to make a number of comforts for
sthe use of boys at West Nottingham
alnpay. who lost their/ blankets in
wfftA destroyed the Magraw
ecently.
or says two young girls in the
Borhood of West Nottingham
Sporting diamond rings.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McDougal were
IN Wilmington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Jenness and
Mrs. Eleanor j. Moore, visited Chest
er relatives.
Mrs. Grier Murray entertained
some relatives at dinner last Thurs
day.
Fred Burkins and family, Rising
Sun, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
G. Kemp Brown.
Mrs. William Mckay and Donald
visited relatives in Kenneth Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Riley. have
been indisposed from very severe
colds. Their daughter Mary suffer-
ed an attack of erysipelas.
Mrs. Samuel Ewing is patient at
DR.. Richards Hospital, Port Deposit.
Mrs. Lawson Love spent Tuesday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
r. Atkinson.
Mrs. William Alexander Of Oxford
was the guest of Mrs. j. e. Emery.
The Ladies Aid of Mount Pleasant
M. e. church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Albert Ewing, Wednesday
evening, Jan. 18th. All members
are requested to be present.
Miss Martha Wright, Baltimore, is
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Roscoe Rawlings.
William Richards, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Richards, was operated
on for tonsils at DIR. Richards hospi-
tai
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and the instances quoted in this ar
ticle are supplied by very large
percentage of the county's popuia-
ton, but exception to the rule never
makes a case less damnable in these
instances, and while the Chinese
themselves are doing much to COM
bat this horrible cruelty to slave
children, the law is anything Dut
,erve on such occasions.
But it is the mistresses of certain
.omes who supply the most cases OF
,hild torture under the guise OF aw-
full whipping. There have been cas-
IS of men being the heaters OF these
slave children, but they are nothing
n number like the woman who seem
posses as much heart as wolf
with it's teeth deep in the throat OF q
lawn. Many bedraggled child scam
,taering across the streets in Shang
49, A could tell you lot of sad tales
~. Int misery and torture so incon-
he Able as to cause one to believe
- tNthe child was either an inveter-
,ht aotar or else possessed or dls-
a. toA imagination. Never doubt
~ 'uAa child Until you have closely
"a lnsted it's frail weakened body
he lnoeered deeply into its eyes
IneNth will not take long II
oct la"lg on you then, even though l
, mas penetrate a mind numbet
inc Win rror and disgust. All child
I'D rem sem, but there are SOM
!, SOUNDS lat escape, like fire, from
30. the cnliwhich can never be forgot
ten or ceos~rad- unless you hav
~ seen such things as are -r,mon dai
,ne " sights. Then you knoWbut tn
oi' ones who know are the KIM soul
~ who work at the Door of Ipe, a.
-, institution whose work wot sc
ny American Charity afiame witt az
~ probation were it more vel
=" known.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-13
Yegetable Maturity

According to publication issued by
the Department Of Agriculture, 1t re.
quires from 60 to 80 days for beets
to mature, from 20 to 100 days for car
rots. 20 to 140 for radishes, 125 to 100
for parsnips. 1870 to $50 for onions
grown from seed and 60 to 100 for
onions grown from sets, 100 to 40 for
peppers, so to 125 for tomatoes, 60 to
80 for lettuce, 40 to so for peas. 100 to
100 for watermelons and 120 to $50
for celery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-13

1904 1912
The bodies of the Rev. Messrs.
Magraw, Gayley, Shaw, and Polk,
faithful pastors Of West Nottingham,
rest in the large and beautiful ceme-
usry adjoining the church. 1t is de-
sired to honor the memory OF these
faithful pastors and their wives, by
adding their names to- the list OF
those in whose memory the Memoir
ial Organ will be installed in the Old
Church.
All who desire to honor the name
of one, or more of these noble SER
wants of God, will please send their
contributions to
Rev. Thomas P. Mckee, Secretary,
Memorial Organ Fund,
Colora, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-13

Pork and other meats to. be can
ned are cooked first in the usual way
For any given cut, and then process
sed under steam pressure. Diree-
tions for doing this are found ih
Farmers Bulletin 1857, Pork on,
the Farm.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-13
MT. PLEASANT NJ. E. CHURCH

Colora, Md.-Rev. Thos. Paruee,
Minister.
Services Sunday, Jan. 15-Sunday
school at 10 A. M.
1900 A. M.-Eighth anniversary
of the 18th Amendment. Discus
sion, SIS 1t A Success"
An election of delegate to Will
mington Conference will be held
after the services.
Welcome all; house comfortable
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-13

The muskrat and otter season in
Maryland opened January 1, and
will close March 81. The ducking
season closes January 81.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-13

The great trouble about lending a
man money to tide him over is that
he doesn't always come through with
it.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-13
Easy Reminder

Every time you turn on the electric
light you can think of Zoroaster's re-
ligion. = Woman's Home Companion.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-13
ANNUAL MEETING
OF
RISING SUN DETECTIVE
ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting Of Rising Sun
Detective Association will be held
in. the lodge room of the Golden
Eagles, on third floor of Public Hall
building, Rising Sun, Md, ON
SATURDAY, JAN. IA, 1928
At 10 O'Clock A. M.
The meeting is for the election of
officers and new members, the pay
ment of annual dues, and transac-
ton of any other necessary business.
Annual dues, $500.
The annual Turkey Dinner will be
served in the Public Hall, Rising
Sun, by the ladies of the Commu-
nifty Fire Company.
w. LOUIS RYAN,
President
J. M. HOLDEN, Secretary.