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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-20

your pockets frisked by holdup gang. Anyway,
that's the way felt. and then the next minute IN
ashamed of havin any such feelings at ALL for there's
denyln that dozens of cases like she mentions can
be dug up in any crowded block. Seems kind of in
human too not to want chip in and help save EN-.
And yet there was gettin grouchy over it. without
KNOWN why
well" says 1, squirmn in the chair ''Ii like to
save five hundred if could. How many do you
say you're going to take care OF up at this new
Sixty" says she. 4 select the most pitiful
cases. / am taking things to one OF them now.
wish you could see the awful misery in that home
could take you down there you know, and show you
what squalid existence they lead, these Ilscotts.
=, ''TiscottS!u says Pr,c a up my ears what
II never heard the husband mentioned, says
Miss Ann. Il doubt if there is one. The woman's
name, l think, is Mrs. Anthony Tiscott Of course,
unless you are really Interested
Il an" says l. I'm ready to go when you are.
That jar Miss Colliver some. and she tries
little shifty sdestepping but puts 1t up to her as
lives It was either make good welsh. and she
comes to the scratch cheerful
Very WELL them says she, I'VE will drive down
there at once.
So its me into the victoria alongside of Miss Ann
with the fat coachman pilotin down Fifth-ave.
to 18th then across to Thrd-ave., and again down
and over to the far East Side
IFORGET the exact block; but it's one Of the old
style double deckers with rusty fire escapes deco
rated with beddin' hung out to air, dark Railways
Of rckety stat s. pastern all gone off the halls, and
other usual signs of real estate that the agents
squeeze fifteen per cent out of. You know how it S
done by fxin' the Buildin and Board of Health in
spectors ia1nmin' from six to ten families in on
floor, maxim any repairs, and collect1n
weekly rents Serv1n dsposSeSS notices prompt
when they don't pay up
Lovely place to hang up one of the " Home, Sweet
Home" mottos There's water tap IN every hail.
SO all the tenants can have much as they want
stove holes in most of the rooms and you buy your
coal by the bucket at the rate OF about fourteen dol
lars ton. Only three week for roon twelve dol
lars month! Course that's more per room than
you'd pay the upper West Side with steam heat
elevator service and Tennessee marble entrance
hall thrown in; but the luxury of stowin a whole
family into room comes high Or maybe the
landlords are dom it to discourage poverty,
This is where the Tiscotts hang out, is it? says
''Shal lug the basket for you, Miss Colliverf"
Dear no." says she. Il never go into such
places. l always send the things in by Hutchins
He will bring Mrs. Tiscott down and she will tell us
about her troubles
Let Hutchns sit on the box this time says J..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-20

V7HAT l had on the slate for this particular
w afternoon was brisk walk up Broadway
as far as the gasolene district and a little
soothn conversation with Mr.. Cecil Slattery about
the new roadster he's tryin' to Paladino me into
placin my order for. I'd just washed up and was in
the gym givin my coat a few Hicks with the whisk
on the shoulder, and points solemn into the front
Office.
That's right" says l. break it to gentle
:. En-" says I. Fire, police What
"S-s-sh" says he. Lady to see you"
What kind says l.. perfect or just plain lady1
.Ahr-r-r chee!" he Whispers hoarse and STACEY.
Didn't tell you it lady? Get move on!"
and he lifts into the sleeves and yanks away the
See here Swiftly" says l. If this is another of
them hot air demonstrators book agent, there IL
be trouble comm your way in punches! Remember,
now!"
Here was once, though, when Swiftly hadn't made
any mistake. Not that he shows such wonderful in
telgence in this With her wearn all them
pensive furs, and the cute little English footman
standin' up straight in his yellow topped boots over
by the door, who wouldn't have known she was a
real lady?
costume, but of these real broadcloth regalias,
plain but classy. She's TALL slim party, and from
the three-quarters' view gets against the light
should guess she was goin on thirty or little past
it. All she's armed with is roll of paper and as
steps in she's drummin' with it the window sill.
Course, we has all kinds driftin' into the studio
makes guess on 'em right but this don't sug-
gest ANYTHING at all. Even that rat faced tiger Of
hers could have told her this want any French
millinery parlor and she didn't look like one who'd
get off the trail anyway. So plays safety by
coughn polite behind my hand and lettin' her make
the break. She amt backward about it, either.
WHY, there you are, Professor McCabe!" says
W she. in that gushy, up and down tone, like she
usin' language some sort of throat garge.
How perfectly dear of you to be here, tool"
Yes. amt it," says1 1--WE kind of got into the
habit of bein' here.
Really, now" says she, srnilin' just though we
carryin' on sensible conversation. And it's a
swagger stunt too this talkin without sayin' any
thing. When you get you can keep it up for an
hour you're qualified either for the afternoon tea
class the batty ward. But the lady amt here just
pay social call. She makes quick shift and an
nounces that she's Miss Coiver, also hoping that
remember her.
why, sure" says L. Miss Ann, amt t."
As matter of fact. the only time ever
within speakin distance at the Purdy-
Pells when she blew in for minute just at dinner
time, lifted bunch of American beauties off the
table with the excuse that they just what she
wanted to send to the Blind Asylum, and blew out
again.
But of course couldn't help KNOWN who she was
Copyrigh byS ell Ford phtR Reserve
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

and solve the problem in a way that
shall DO justice TO all-the severn
ment, the company and the coDsumeT-
That is the position. This resolution
is healthy IL viii harm nobody. 1t
cannot harm anybody
Has Conviction.
Now I have a conviction and do not
believe am wrong, that that system 10
which 1 wish TO return for a moment
that dividend certificates Of indebted
ness system practiced by the company
After you have declared and paid a
dividend OF 10 per cent, another IS ADDED
By an issue Of certificates Of Indebted
ness in an amount equal to -ae capital
stock Of the company, and II that car
be repeated year after year Tor more
or less than the capital stock and Oh
vided as a bonus. such system SAY
viii kill any corporation on eaTIn-
7 believe Il has as many arms and
suckers for destruction as the devil HlsI
in HugO's s-T0iIers Of the Sea and
+ that il viii strange until 1Satn and
suck the financial life out OF any cor
pOratio1 that fails within its clutch
That IS my opinion OF hat system o.
certificates Of Indebtedness for DIVIDEND
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

purposes. and II you want 20 stop Il
pass this resolution
Just think Of it. $4,000 q year interest
now on those certificates and taken
out Of the fund furnished by the con-
sumner Repeated year after year and
they have slst as much right next
year TO do 20 as this, then see what
the results VIII be. OF course you either
have 10 raise the price Of your gas or
you have got 10 90 down o insolvency
or bankruptcy, one or the other IS
inevitable.
I guess. gentlemen. I viii leave this
subject with you now and IfaaI4N
you for your kind attention
The Chairnan--That closes the near
Eng I do not think there IS anyone
else 10 be heard
Mr. Coudrey-I move that the com
UltLee adjourn
ThereupOn the committee adjourned
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Failure Will Mean Greater
Burden on Consumers,
He Declares.
CLOSES ARGUMENT
FOR RESOLUTION
Recalls Corporations Action Over
Former Increase in Capitalize
tion-GoldsbOrough Heard
9 Confined from First Page)


passage Of this resolution. especially at
This hour Of the night I differ with him.
Of course, 10 an almost Unlimited de-
gree. in my view of the nature ana
character of this joint resolution called
the Godfrey resolution BeLoTe L
proceed 10 the work OF presenting au-
ThOrftiez and so forth upon certain
points am going to initiate the eX-
amDIe Of my worthy friend and read IoI
= firrfe while. II viii be very snort
- ;,ra-1Ie5 Of course. Of the real pur-
pose and salutary erect OF Ile peiieLlL5
resolution when passed into law ms
driven him from MS uue C2 9f I'D
lust consideration TO which II IS ell-tlS~
upon its merits
The Untouched Question
Like the noted mariner which M
webster pictures TO the Senate IN MS
reply TO Hayne, who had left untouched
rbe Fo0te resolution as 20 public lands,
the real subject Of the controversy ne
has been tossed for many days IN thick
weather and on unknown seas He mas
said much in the two hours and a nan
consumed in the delivery Of ms argu-
ment. and said II we'll Sut in CON
ceding 10 II the fullest a1asUre OF fair
and i11st consideration which. in any
sense. Il can claim 10 deserve i Ia,
10 discover in the whole VIDE range q
Suliecr-DarLer which ne mas L-s1F = 80
in search Of light and the means OF e
sistance in the adjudication, OF me
courts 10 which he has called our At
feuriOr or the principles Of law which
he has reproduced from the teXtDookS
of distinguished authors ana Ms
learned deductions therefrOIn- g single
point Of advantage gained OF established
which goes 10 weaken the proprleJy and
neCeSsitv of this resolution as wise
and prudent means Of supervision oy
Congress over and upon the unWlSe
and. 10 say the least. imprudent con-
duct OF the affairs Of the corporation II
the manufacture and sale OF gas win
in the Jurisdiction Of the sovereignty 20
which II owes its Life
Where Is Analysis
Where, in his elaborate argument
does he auaIyze this resolution into IL
constituent parts2 or point out In what
particular respect il contravenes tnt
legislative power OF Congress- Oh
wherein II fnvades any Of the corporate
Ffzhts Of his client derived from Jhe
original charter, OF any OF the sUose-
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Only Cash Dividend.

They cannot under the corporation
issue any kind Of dividend except a
cash dividend They cannot issue >
property dividend They cannot Issue a
script dividend They cannot issue an
interest dividend They cannot issue
interest OF dividend certificates Of in
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
Personal MENTION
Chronicle OF Those Who Come And Go
From DaY To Dsy-By Our Man
About Town

Miss Lizzie Brown, of Martins
burg, Va, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Paul Holly, Market street.
Miss Maize Wilen, of Martinsburg,
Va, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Holly.
Miss Pearl Hopkins. of the C. G. p.
Exchange at Owensville, spent yes
terday with her parents on Jefferson
street.
Commander ID. w. Mullan, u. S.
N, (retired). is sojourning at the
Blue Mountain House, Blue Mountain.
Mrs. Fletcher Joyce. of Anne Arun-
del county, is visiting alternately at
the home of Miss Ursula Brook and
Mrs. Edward German, at Ellieott City
Mr.. Alex. Girault. who has been
visiting his father, Mr.. Joseph 3. Gil
rault, has returned to Chicago, TO the
University of Illinois to resume his
duties as member of the faculty
Miss Harriet Luhn, teacher of the
kindergarten department of the city
schools, who has been spending the
summer in Washington, was the week
end guest of Mrs. Robert Moss.
MIS-. 81. II. GoWSIsy 6Ietii street Is
at-Atlantic City. On her return trip
she will visit her cousin, Lieutenant
Miller at Annapolis. Cumberland
News.
Mrs. j. NJ Strange left early this
morning to spend the week in New
York and Philadelphia to select her
fall and winter styles of millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kries are at
Beverly, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Clark, who
have been spending the summer at
their country home at West Annap-
oils. moved into town today, and
again took up their residence on
Prince George street.
Miss Minnie Childs. who has been
visiting Mrs. Roland Childs, her
sister-in-aw, at Arundel-on-the-B Bay,
has returned home
Miss Kate Randall returned Satur-
day from visit to her sister, Mrs.
Mcllvaine, in New Jersey.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
COULD SING "SOME"
Smart Sit Company Pleased Colonial
Audience

Saturday the Smart Set Company,
colored organization, gave two
creditable performances at the Colo
NAL Theatre to good houses. The
stage settings were fine, and the cos
tunes were new and showed to ad-
vantage. The chorus was well bal
anced, and the solo parts were very
effective.
A void in the program was the alb
senee of an orchestra, although the
pianist was "on the job all the time,
and directed the singing at the same
time, and was assisted by a drummer
A noticeable feature of the program
was what is termed in musical circles
as attack 1t seemed as though the
singing was spontaneous, and the play
ers fairly eyuded music, apparently
without effort. There are several fine
voices in the company. This is es.
pecially true of those who had solo
parts.
On the whole the performance was
we'll rendered and the star of the cast.
Dudley, as Raspberry Snow. was
great. The performance was the first
the company had given in public this
season, and here and there were a few
rough spots, but time will smooth
these out. The house was top
heavy on Saturday night, but judging
from the applause and laughter of
those who witnessed it, it was well
pleased
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
SHOOTING ACCIDENT
Pistol Fell From Halls Pocket And Dis
charged Bullet Into His Ankle

Under peculiar and rather extraor-
binary circumstances, Charles Hall, a
young colored boz between Is and 10
years old, was accidentally shot in
the foot while walking on Duke of
Gloucester street in front of Hotel
Maryland
While directly opposite the resi-
dence of Mr. William Gibbs a pistol
fell out of the boys pocket and was
discharged, the ball lodging in his
right ankle. The injured colored
boy was assisted to the Emergency
Hospital by Officer Benjamin Nor
folk, of the police force, where the
wound was dressed. What the police
authorities would like to know is
what was the boy carrying pistol
for when it is a direct violation of
the law to carry concealed weapons.
Charles Hall is the son of John Hall,
a West street barber. He lives on
Washington street. The injury is
thought to be but slight, but the
wound will disable the boy for some
days.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
FLAG AT HALF MAST
COLCHESTER Company tiOnOrs Capi.Harris'
Memory

Today the local branch of the Toll
chester Steamboat Company are show
ing marked respect to the memory of
Captain Harris, whose death occurred
in Baltimore after painful illness of
cancer of the stomach
The company here is flying the Toll
chester flag at half-mast for the dead
captain, who for many years was con-
neeted with the company.
For some time Captain Harris was
captain of the steamer Louise, but
was later transferred to the Emma
Giles. For some time he has been
incapacitated for active duty owing
to illness.
Captain Harris was a relative OF
the family of Mr.. John Cassidy. Mary
land avenue, this city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05

A burst sewer pipe on West street
above the old line depot, and on the OPP
pnste side of the street is a menace to
health. The broken sewer pipe is dis
charging its sewage daily, and has been
so the neighbors say, for two months.
The sewage oozes through the brick
pavement which is green and Shiny and
emits an unpleasant odor wichh is I'M
sanitary and dangerous. The residents
have complained to the property owner
and the Health authorities but, without
effect.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
New Manual Training Teacher

Ivon T.. Morton has been appointed
teacher of manual training and draw.
ing at the Annapolis High School.
Mr.. Morton succeeds Mr.. Gary Lam
bet, who is taking course in engi-
ueering at Columbia University, N. Y.
The new manual training teacher
comes highly recommended He has
had much experience as teacher of
manual training in other high schools,
and brings practical knowledge with
wide experience to his new position.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
ArundeIs Won Game

The Arundel Athletic Club base
ball team defeated the United States
maines stationed at the Naval Acad-
envy barracks, in fairly interesting
game Saturday. to 5. The Arundels
batted Loring for total of eleven
hits, and most of them were of the
timely order, while Southpaw Taylor
held his opponents in pretty we'll
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
THANKS AWFULLY!
FraternaI Friends Bestow Ante. MOriem
Kindness

Mrs Emma Abbott Gage edits the
Annapolis Evening Capital. which is
published by her father. Judge Will
lam NJ. Abbott. She is a woman of
energy and ability. writer of force
and clesrness, with a fine sense of
humor. The Capital sparkles with
the touch of her personality and is
one of the most readable and original
of the county papers of Maryland.
Baltimore Evening Sun.
And to this we cheerfully subscribe.
Frederick Daily News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
THE AWKWARD SQUAD
MILDLY plebes Unfortunate Who Hit
It's Discipline

A new awkward squad has been
formed of members of the fourth class
at the Naval Academy who are sadly
deficient in their knowledge of drills
and of the meanings of squads right
and column left and other various
technical terms used in infantry
drills.
The fourth class has been drilling
very we'll in fact, but several of the
midshipmen have difficulty in getting
about, hence the awkward squad
When midshipman hits the awk-
ward squad he is required to drill for
one half hour every night from Z 80 to
8 o. clock, and until recommended for
release by the discipline officers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
On The Sick List

Mrs Emily Gassaway of West street,
is quite i'll at her residence. Mrs. Gas
saway is threatened with paralysis and
has been quite i'll since Saturday. She
is of the best and noblest women in
Annapolis, and her large circle of
friends hope for her recovery
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
Large Excursion

The steamer Annapolis of the Toll
chester steamboat Company, carried $50
excursionists from this city yesterday
afternoon to Colchester. 1t was a hot,
humid day. and the excursionists en-
joyed the trip across the bay, and the
two and half hours at Colchester.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
CITY Clerk To Leave

City Clerk Philip E. Porter will
leave here tomorrow for his vacation,
which has been granted him by the
Mayor and City Council. In his alb
sence DR.. William S. Welch, City
Health Officer, will act as City Clerk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
PAVING WEST STREET

First Work Begins Under New Bond
Issue
Today the work of paving West
street was begun. 1t is the first
work for which the recent issuance
of the city bonds called.
The work is being done by Contrac
tor William E. Feldmeyer, who was
awarded the contract, he being the
lowest bidder.
Thomas McGuckian has the con-
tract or laying the sewers under the
new bond issue on West street. This
section of the city, probably the most
used by residents of the county, has
been an eyesore for years, and the
paving is a much-needed improve.
ment.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
AUCTION SALE

Auction sale of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NISHINGS. Can be seen at 1893 Sew
ern Avenue, Eastport. Must be sold.
Apply on premises. a30w
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
Can Anybody in This World Do More

The providers family entirely
wealth of honest
With higher involved than the
a We hold strictly
Great House command.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05
FOR SALE

Ten good Laying Hens and one Cock
erel of S. C. Rhode Island Reds of
Hansen's Worlds Champion Strain at
a reasonable price. Address H. P.
H.. Box 597, Annapolis. al0tf
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xxyANrFn--AT ONCE COOK AND A
w Housemaid Each must furnish re-
ferences. Apply at residence Of Mir. George
W. Wilcox, Southgate ave. Murray IN ts'
xxJAHTFp-YouNG MANI7 orls YEARS
w old for the grocery business. AddFsss
80. + r." Box 500 Annapolis. Sts"
WANTED FURNISHED ROOMS
w Tor hight housekeeping. modern. Adj
dress &C. IL. f." Eoy 59,, Annapolis s2H
XNANTED SALEsLADlEs-FOR EARLY
w VAIL BUSINESS Experience not
necessary but preferred. Permanent positions;
Address stating age, experience II any AMI
salary expected Manager Of Isaac lienesch
4 Sons, Annapolis, Md. hi-u.
FOR Rem "
EOR RENT- EIGHT Room HOUSE WITH
all eonVenieuces on Murray Hin, ID per
month. oonld Lee telephone COIN. e 50
For RENT-LARGE BRIGHT ROOM with
board all convenience; centrally located.
Apply No II Carroll st. 3t-s5
COR RENT-A FURNISHED COTTAGE.
Fer part GUITARS and terms apply To Mrs.
Robert Moss, s3 Shipwright ST. s3St.
COR ENT-FURNISHED Il 'OMS, bath
and every convenience. Cehtfal tucaiiOu-
respectable reasonable. For part icuiars, & le-
phone 10y. s2-at
COR RENT-LARGE FOR iSHED HOUSE
on Maryland Ave. near Naval Ncademy
Address "A. A. A. Box 59i, annapolis, 81
EOR RENT SIX ROOM HOi SE COOP
neighborh0Od. Apph u Capital Office 50
COR RENT HOUSE No. - Nary land Ave.
nue.. All modern improvements. VIII
rent furnished or unturnished. apply To X.
q. CHANkY. l59 West street 81 tt
COR RENT HOUSES AND A FLAT FOR
rent All modern improvements Apply
TO c. A, Friemel, 1881 West 81 a3lw
Cor RENT-FIV GROOM II USE at Wells
View near Severn River, good 0catiOn.--
Well of good water near house Rent. $40
Apply Wagner's Railway, Wtem's Creek. 40
EoR PENTHOUSE OF ROOMS. FOR
particulars apply a. Capital Office. j25tf
4 - y $ a 4. +.
e-S-------
COR sALE-REsIDENCF No % Madison
Street. 9 Rooms and Attic, gas and all
other cOnvenences. Apply to No. 60 West
Street. s5-3t.
EOR SALE-HO USEHOLD FURNITURE,
: used only five months. Apply 10 NEW
MAN, l64 First st, EastpOrt. s23t
Tor sALE-oNE OF THE REsT LOTS IN
EastpoTt. Lot 25xlc5 It. Bigh and dry
Good fruit, Cherries Apple, Pears and Plums.
Enquire at 3S4 Severn Ave. PASSPORT. alfu
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XxyA NTED-Y0UNG MAElT orls YEARS
w old for the grocery business. Addrt 50
80. x 3" Box hJi Annapolis ds8
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05

WANTED FURNISHED ROOMS
w for hight housekeeping, modern. Adj
dress &C. H. :" Hox 59., Annapolis. s23t
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Tor sALE-oNE OF THE REsT LOTS IN
Eastport. Lot 25x lc5 IT. Sigh aud dry
Good fruit, Cherries Apple, Pears and Plums
Enquire at 384 Severn a We. PASSPORT. al3f
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05

XXIANTED SALESLADlES-FUR EARLY
w FALL BUSINESS EXperie not
necessary but preferred. Permanent positions;
Address stating age. experience II any ana
salary expected Manager Of Isaac lienesch
4 Sons, Annapolis Md. ai-tI
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h This Space For Daily Historical Events

Fort Harrison Ind fecey attacked by Indians eight
today The Indians reputsed after day fighting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-05

For RENT-LARGE BRIGHT ROOM with
board. all convenience; centrally located.
Apply No IL Carroll st. 3t-s5
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For SALE-HOUSEHoLD FURNITURE,
used only five months. Apply TO NEW
MAN, l64 First st, EastpOTt s23t
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OR Rem \

EOR RENT EIGHT ROOM HOUSE WITH
U all eOnvenieuces on Murray Hill 5 ID per
month. q ould & lee telephone COS W. 81 So