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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-18

One of the greatest aspirations should be that
of ownership Every citizen of this state should
feel that he is part owner of every institution.
This is the theory which the Keystone State Fair
and Industrial Exposition is basng it's statewide
campaign for cooperation. Every county in the
state is going to be part and it is earnestly
desired, that you, individual shall be a part
owner too, and therefore share in the profits For
this reason opening the way by Offering you
the opportunity to purchase limited number of
shares of stock at $1,000 per share, par value. We
earnestly advise that you buy as many shares as
possible, it is safe to that the dividends
going to be large.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-18

wonderful combination
Speed Industry Education
of family NOW. Think going
future It's
living; farming raising poultry
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-18

Mining and all the sterner in
dustries Will be given a big
boost. And education in all its
phases will be given a lift such
as has never been given by any
single event in this State be-
fore. All this is going to be a
fact because right within the
boundaries Of the beautiful 40.
acre park, just outside of Har-
rfsburg, every interest of every
Pennsylvania citizen will be
within easy grasp.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-02
Out-of-Town CUSTOMERS

Out.oftown customers will find it worth
while to make a special trip to Bemidji
during this week, II not able to come in
person, send us your mail orders.
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STYLES FOR SMALL GIRLS
skirts o, Serge su..on.d to Waists Of
Cotton or Linen Are Liked-vei-
vet Coats Popular.

Skirts OF serge plated In wide side
or box plaits and buttoning at very
nigh waist line TO plain little waists OF
white heavy cotton or linen are youth.
full versions OF the separate skirt and
waist costume. and the sailor slit and
one-piece Russian smock. low beltei.
are as popular as ever tor children.
Plain smocks over plaid or striped
skirts are shown In very attractive
combinations. and sometimes a clever
little smock OF black or dark blue vel
vet Is worn over a skirt OF rather gay
stripe or plaid wool. but little of the
skirt being in evidence II the model
Is for a small child.
Apropos OF velvet. which is such a
mania with older folk. the small girls
are wearing much OF It. too. but chief
iy In coats such adorable velvet coats.
trimmed. like the coat OF the grownup.
in fur. The fur is not. however. ap-
plies with a lavish hand. as in the case
OF the grownup. II Is used most dis
creeiiy. A little turnover collar and
cuffs to match. OF beaver or ermine or
seal perhaps. or more often a mere
border of fur on collar and cuffs OF the
coat material give Just the needed
note OF contrast on velvet OF some
lovely color. SOL old blue or rose ON
brown or red.
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PRECINCT CAuCUSES

Precinct c-ucnses for the purpose
of selecting delegates to the RepuhlI-
can county as emily TO be held at
Can n G tv. A. ril 20. 1916. viii be he d
at the hour cf 1880 p. m. on Tuesday,
the 18th day CT April. 1910. at the fol
lowing IIaces:
Frecinst No. City Hall.
Ere in n County Court House
riecir ct NJ. 3--raml Ter Print Shos
Precinct No. l--oflce of Biggs
I.rmier Co.
Precinct No. 5--Linco.n School
House.
Precinct No High School
~ ,otsrs arc r4qu'-ted TO as'end
these very imrrrtnni n,eet.nes
J. Il. QUINN,
u. Il. HOLMES.
G. n. FoREBMAN.
A. e. JENSEN,
r. PARKER,
u, r. BOWEN.
s7tGd. Precinct Committeeman.
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RECORD WaptAuu are sure ~ nrin,
rrahisa.
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RlCHA % HARDING DAVIS
STR CKEN WHILE AT PHONE
IN NEW YORK HOME
tBY UNITED pREss.)

New York. April i2.-Rishard II rd-
ing DAVIS dropped dead Of heart fall
ure at $3.50 last nifht white he was
falling over the telephone at his
home. When he did not return from
teller ht ming his wife Presumed thst he
sat down to read. After a time. when
he did not resi- ond to her calls. she
investigated and found him on the
foor dead.
The famous author WIS about his
home yesterday fairly we'll. although
he had been in very roor health for
two weeks.
Davis WIS bcrn IN Philadelphia 50
year ago. He began his remarkably
successful career as author and war
correspondent with NEWSPAPER. His
widow is Bessie Mccoy. formerly a
famous dancer. Davis FIRST wife d.
vorced him fou- years ago.
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ners of the calendar and the lid. and
Dent fat inside. A printed calendar
for this purpose may be procured at
almost any stationer's at this time OF
year. at n very small cost.
The lid is edged with scarlet silk
cord. carried into loops. turned In
ward at the corners. and ribbon
strings OF color to match are sewn
on in the front OF the box to secure
It when closed. The interior OF tho
box is loosely lined with soft white
silk
a little article OF this kind Is both
useful and ornamental upon ths writ.
ing table. and In II odds and ends can
be placed. or II made with box OF
suitable size II could be used for hold
ing handkerchIefs.
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about Norton to be admirably adapted
to agriculture and, the milling bust
ness is good there.
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK GROWS
SLOWLY.
The deposits in the Canon City Pos
tai Savings hank this morning were
s21 SIG, an increase of something like
81 500 since the first of the year.
While the deposits in the postal saw
ings bank here does not grow very
rapidly there is, nevertheless, con
stant increase in the amount credited
to it's patrons. The amount on deposit
now is greater than at any previous
time
VISITING HIS MOTHER.
Harry Wray has been spending sew
eral days with his mother Mrs. U. s.
Okey of this city. MIR. Wray is taking
a law course at the University at
Boulder and left for that place this
morning.
DOWN FROM WEsTcLIFFE.
Mrs. Frank E. Adams came down
from Westcliffe Wednesday for 4
week or ten days visit with Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Adams on River street.
MoToRED DOWN FROM BuENA
VISTA.
District Attorney Gilbert A. Walk
er and his law partner. Frank Swan
cara. motored down from Buena Vista
on Friday and the former will remain
here for the April term of tie Fre-
mont county district court, which be-
gins next Monday morning. They re-
ported the roads as being in fine
miles of Canon City and from that
point into town they were muddy as
a result of the recent rains. Mr.. Swan
cara returned to Buena Vista this af-
ternoon.
HERE FROM BAGWELL, TEX.
DR.. w. F. Brooks, who recently open
ed an Office at Bagwell. Texas. for
the practice of his profession. arrived
here on Friday and will remain until
some time next week for the purpose
of looking after the packing and ship
ment of his household furniture and
attending to other matters requiring
his attention. On his return to Tex
he will be accompanied by Mrs.
Brooks. who has been here during
the absence of her husband in the
south. Bagwell is in Red River coun
ty and is a small, but iourishins town.
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width. and It is carried out in cream
colored satin and bound at the edges
with narrow brown ribbon.
The thumb hole is worked with
black silk. and the colors upon the
palette are represented by irregular
patches worked with silks OF various
colors.
At the top there is a loop of rib
bon by which the holder can be hung
upon a nail 4 desired.
For the interior of the holder. rem
nants of any kind OF thick material
can be utilized. and they should be
Gu; out exactly in the same shape as
the satin. but just a trifie smaller.
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SATURDAY
DOWN FROM coALDALE.

OOWN FHOM COAEOAL6.
Miss Irene Milton is down from
coaldale to spend Sunday with her
parents.
HERE FROM ARIZONA.
Paul Walton of Springerv.lle. Ariz..
is spending a few days in Canon City
looking after business matters.
MOVED TO THE RANCH.
l. B. Bartell, until recently resi-
dent at 1915 River street. has moved
to his ranch in the vicinity of AIican-
ite for the summer months.
LEFT FOR IOWA.
Mrs. N. l.. Shaw returned to her
home in Wayerly. Iowa, Tuesday after
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. II. Ray, on Rudd avenue
HERE FROM NORTON, KANSAS
ALVIN Sidebottom, formerly OF this
city. but now associated with his uncle
U. r. s.dehottom. in the management
and oreration OF the Peerless Flour
Mills at Norton. Kansas. arrived here
for Il visit on Thursday and VIII re.
main until Monday or Tuesday OF
next week. He reports the country
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TRlMxET BOX WITH CALENDAR
BE Made Larger TO Hold the
Handkerehiefs.

In the illustration We show calendar
combined with a decorated little box.
1t can be made with any strong card
board box.
The box is smoothly covered with
cream-coIored silk. the material being
turned over at the edges and fastened
on inside and underneath with q
strong adhesive. On the silk covering
the lid a wreath composed OF holly
leaves and berries is embroidered. and
in the center OF the wreath small
';ear-on" calendar Is fastened on With
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MONDAY
SPENT FEW DAYS IN CANON.

. CN FEW OAfo TN Ot%NON.
n VI Wr!eht OF westcliSe hrs been
spending few days in Canon. He
ey ects to return to westclifre Tues
day.
Miss Sylvia Shirley of Coal Creek
and Miss Mary Shirley of Eight Mile
Park spent Sunday with their par
ents.
RETURNED FROM DENVER.
Miss Anna Harry returned from
Denver on No Sunday evening after
a weeks visit there as the guest Of
Miss Nora Lee.
BACK FROM WETMoRE
Mrs. b. Il. Harl returned Saturday
from Wetmore. where she has been
visiting Mrs. Willis Watson for the
past two weeks.
SPENT SUNDAY IN PUEBLO.
Mr. and Mrs. snooks and Mr.. and
Mrs w. l.. Marcellus and son went
TO Pueblo Sunday in the formers car
The Marcellus' srent the day with
DR.. ]. II. Smith and family.
HERE RECENTLY FROM COAST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Norris arrived
in Canon City few days ago from
Taft. California. and expect to make
their home here. Mr.. Norris he's Sc
cured employment as a machinist at
local garage.
HOTEL MILLER'S CHEF
RETURNS TO o D-NvER
Harvey Stratton. for some time past
chef at the Hotel Miller, has resigned
his position here and will so to Den
yer for the purpose OF seeking emrloy
ment in that city. During Mr.. Strat
toms stay he he has made numer
GUS friends who wish him success
wherever he may cast his lot His
successor at the Fotel Miller Is ex-
pected to arrive here shortly from
Denver.
FUNERAL OF MRS. LEWIS.
The funeral of the late Mrs. VIII
liam Lewis of Victor was held at VIII.
sons undertaking chapel at 2:i5
O'Clock this afternoon and was con-
Quoted ty Rev. Floyd Van Keuren
rector of Christ Episcopal church. OF
which faith the deceased was COM
muncant. Burial was at Lakeside
cemetery. Among tie out-of town peo-
pie in attendance at the funeral. in
addition to the husband. was Mrs. Ed
ward Gimlett of. sal.da. sister OF
Mrs. Lewis.
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within the near future. They are re-
leased under the same series as the
Frank Daniels comedy dramas that
have game a nation wide popularity.
ARRIVED HERE THIS AFTERNOON
w. S. Hopkins. state secretary of
the Y. NJ. c. A.. anl Archie Morgan,
cad of the railroad department of
the same organization. arrived here
from renver this afternoon and will
attend the Eihle class luncheon at the
association uild;ng at 5:i5 this even
IN. Ne srs. hopkins and Morgan
q On their way to the western sl ne.
MISS FELTER VISIT NC PARENTS.
Miss Media Fe'ter. who has been
ems a red as violinist with the Denver
Sym h ny orchestra during the great
Tues ay afternoon for a visit of
week or ten days with her paretns.
Mr. and Mrs l.. w. Felter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Felter motored over to Colorado
Springs Tuesday morning to meet her
and accom- anied her home from that
ci y. 1t is Miss Felter's first visit here
since last Sept mher.
]. E. MILLER RECOGNIZES A
FoRoER.
J.. E. Miller OF the Palace hotel
on Tuesday saw a prisoner pa sing
through Sa'ida on his way from Fruita
to the state penitentilry at Canon
Cft,. 10 sarva N sautauca nm a cha rpo
of forging checks.
Mr.. Miller recognized him as the
same men. who last summer presented
him with a check for SIS on the Jack
son Lumter company. which proved
worthless. Sal da Mail.
LAST SCARLET FEVER SIGN is
REMOVED
Dr. r. e Holmes as city health Of
ficer at noon tolay removed the last
scarlet fever sien in the territory
within his jur's ilciiun and the G M
munity is now free from that dis
ease. month or six weeks ago
there we're several cases Of scarlet
fever among the children in town. bu:
none of iiiem of very seriols charac-
ter Canon City has enjoyed almost
oomrlete immunity from contagious
disorders during tie last year or two
and has right to ir.de Itself ON
IT'S heaithfulness.
GEO. r. BRIGGS DIED TUESDAY
EVENING.
Ceor-e r. Bri, died at the fam
Nv hcme on Lincoln Park at s;15
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. aFel seven.
Is four yhars. The funeral service
lwn le hold at TIE Thomas undertake
J 'ng ohanel On North Fourth street at
o'clnct Thrrsday sft rnoon and Will
be cordlcted ~ Rev. a. l.. chrs,.
/, astor OF the First Methodist church.
The r-m Ins will be laid TO rest in
n esd, GENE y.
MRS. SWANSON TO y LIMOS.
Nrs. W. NJ. Swan-on left Sunday for
Galesburs. Ill. to. Join her husband
who let for the east sometime age
on accornt OF the serious illness Of
his father. Mr.. and sirs. Swanson
came Z Canon last fall and spent the
winter here.
I
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TUESDAY
CALLED TO WEsTcLIFFE TIL S
AFTERNOON.

Rev. S. H. Sperry was called to
Westoliffe this afternoon by the death
of Mrs. Perry b. Wilson and VIII con
duct the funeral seryite there al 10
o'clock "Wednesday morning. Dcccas
ed was the mother OF Mrs. Lera Grif-
fin OF Oak Creek ami had nnmher OF
Rcquaintances In this city. Her hun
LEFT MONDAY FOR N. MEXICO.
CLYDE Williams was nm OUTGOING
Canon city passengers on Denver 4
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Long Gloves Again.

Smart women are wearing tho gloves
with long wrist. which is brought
up cufflilse over tho sleeve, White ID
the preferred color. hut gray and doll.
cato tan and also dark blue are seen-
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LIKE AN ARTISTS PALETl.
Teapot Handle Holder That ls Dis
tinctIy Novel and Most At
traetive In Shape.

Our sketch shows little novelty
that would be sure to attract atten-
tim and sell well in bazaar or shop
in he shape of teapot handle held
er made in imitation OF an artists
palette 1t measures six inches in
length and FIVE and one-half inches in
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rio Grande train No. 10 Monsay morn
ing for Hurley. New Mexico, where he
Expects to remain for tome time.
b nd VIII lie rememt ed as having
at one time operated stage line be-
tween Canon City and West life.
Rev. Sperry will return home on We'd
nesday.
WE'RE FLoeEN2E Wis TORS ON
SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Made Madison and
Geor Webb spent Sunday in Flor
ence at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j.
A. Roysen.
HERE FROM LA JoLLA, CALF.
Miss Scrivps of LaJora, Calf. is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Frank
Hemphill of Macon avenue. Miss
Scriprs intends to spend some time in
Canon.
SEEKING TUNGSTEN
S. A. Hackley, who recently disros-
ed of his fruit tract on Beaver Park
and departed FIR Victor where he in
tended to enga ed in business. has
gone to the tungste field in Poulder
county, NherC he will do some pros
peot ng He was accompanied by
Mrs. Hacl ley and they are MAKING
tfcir tenn ora y headquarters at
Boulder with their aunt, Mrs. Mary
Ellis.
OLD TIMER RETURNS TO CANON
A Page arrived here yesterday
from Longmcnt, Colo. and exrects to
continue his home in Canon. Mr..
Page lived here for number of years
pre ious to going to Longmont two
years ago. where he opered up
cleaning and PRESSING business. Fe
is well remembered here as proprle-
tor os the Ward ole Ctepning es-
tablishment at 407 Main street. He
has recently heen compelled TO aban-
Ion his rofession at Lonsmont on
account of serious eye trouble that
rendered his sight almost useless
u his W rk.
LEFT THIS AFTERNOON FOR
DENVER.
Mrs. J. n. Wright and daughter.
Miss Fanny. loft this afternoon for
p' ~ er whore they viii make ssc.v
visi. wi h Prof and Mrs. Henry y
Smith before proceeding to southern
Califo' MA where they exl ect to maze
their home. Mr.. wrisht, who will re-
ma in C non c ty for ten d Us or
two weeks to look after usiness mat
ters requiring his attention.. viii
Wis his toyhood home in New York
state before joining his wife and
laughter on the Faci- C coast.
ARRIVED HERE MONDAY
FROM Ell PAso, TEXAS.
Nrs. Ethel Gibson Hines and little
daut liter. Betty. OF El Paso. Texas,
arrived | ere on Monday for a visit
with the formers parents. Mr. and
Mrs. d. f. Gibson. and family on
Greenwood avenue. Mrs. Hines com.
ing was unexpect: to her relatives
he-e and was a very pleasant surprise
to them. She will. probably, remain
here fer several weeks.
MOVED HERE FROM ST. LOUIS.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred j. Goessllng CT
st. Louis have taken the b. o. Hal
stead RESIDENCE on Garfield stree,
Lincoln Park, for the summer ami
may decide to make their home here.
The mem ers of their family. who
are at present in St GUS. are exrect-
ed to arrive here in the course OF the
next few weeks
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GREAT COMEDY AT OPERA
HOUSE

Mcn ay nj LIT at tse Orear House
was shawn paramoGnt motion pic
tvre comedy. "chimmie FaddenN shat
was said BY many TO be the best of
its kind ever shown here. victrr
More as "climmie' IS star in mod
orn medy and mae qu'ts n lix hit
With tho audience here. lie wna liked
80 well that Mr.. cbapno'l is corsld-
erirg showing anrtncr Ct his comedies
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cording to John BecFett. gem merch-
mt. They may increase 20 per cent
in value within year, he declares.
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We NESlAY
HERE MONDAY ON VISIT.

Mrs. p. f. c. Burke Of S4l.da arriv-
ed here Moncay afternoon for a visit
With friends.
WERE PUEBLO VISITORS SUNDAY
w. y. Anderson of J. NJ. Anderson
& Co. and J. l.. Haley. cashier and
ticket agent at the ] cal office of the
Denver & Rio Granse Railroad com
nany. mctored to Pue' 10 last Sunday,
vhcre they sent the day.
SPENT SEVERAL DAYS IN TOWN
j. II. Lingar. tayel;ng agent for the
Wells Fargo Express company. talk
cd over the fruit conditions and get
ting line UP for the fruit shipping
season. lie left yesterday for west
ern roints. Salt Lake being his dcs-
tination.
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VISITING eRorHER.

Harry Kettle of The Wet Mornt In vi
ley sto2reds OF here Tuesday after
NO for short visit with hts brother.
James Kettle, and wife on Rudd ave-
nue. while on his way back to West
cliffe from LusInafs trip to Zen,
ver
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LINCOLN PARN sERvIcEs

The Lincoln PARE services to lie
he'd next satuiday even'ng. conducted
y Rev Wilson VIII taie rlsce at the
home Of George FIR dey corner Locust
and Porlar. Come ard bring someone
with yor. orche q and got d singing
directed by Tom Pc cts. Dent for.
ret the usual hour. O'Clock
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nIAMoNps como UP.

San Francisco, April G-Diamonds
soon will jump In price. as the war
has cut on the source OF supply nc
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coaldale to spend Sunday with her
PARENTS.
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RECORD WapiAuS are suFe - nrinI
reaAiss.
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Mrs. Eugene Knox of Lincoln Parb
a few Gays ago purchased from A. N.
NNyckoff the l<tter's handsome black
driving mare. The animal is four
years old and has an excellent reputa.
congratulated by her friends on her
acou- s -tion
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sUsTAiNs SECOND STROKE OF
PARALYSIS.

J. II. Galland of Beaver Park, who
suffered a paralytic stroke some five
years ago from the effects of which
he never recovered, is now in help
less condition from second attack of
the disease with which he was stricken
on Friday OF last week. His condi-
tion is considered serious and his re-
covery is a matter of grave doubt
Florence Citizen.
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Mrs. J. A. Henderson and two chill
dren, Rupert and Charles Foster. of
this city. are spending the winter at
iverside, California. Mr.. Henderson
is at rre-ent in Oklahoma looking af-
ter business interests. Mrs. Hender-
son and children expect to return to
their home. 529 Rudd avenue, about
the 25th of June.
Evening star., 1916-05-06
BUILD HOUSE IN A DAY.
Two Hundred Men on Rush Job for
Toledo Bride.

TOLEDO. Ohio, May 6.-Seventy-two
carpenters began to build a house from
the ground up at 4:30 the other morn
ing. At that afternoon it was COM
pleted in every detail and Mrs. Emma
Pie lessner-McCann was serving tea in 1t
to Mayor Milroy and others.
The house and lot were a wedding
gift from the Toledo real estate board
and contractors. Mrs. McCann was
Miss Emma Plessner until she became
the bride of John J. Mccain. She was
assistant secretary of the real estate
board for several years.
After the carpenter work had pro-
gressed a short time plumbers, gas fit
ters. painters, paper hangers. electri-
clans and other workmen got busy and
did their share of the building work
within a given time. More than 200
workmen helped build the house. 1t is
five-room house, with bathroom, cost
ing $4,000. Ordinarily it takes two or
three months to finish such a house.
Thousands watched the construction
work, and movie men were present in
droves. Three hundred gallons of but
termilk and a CARLOAD of sandwiches IS
were served.
In addition to the lot and house, built
in less than twelve hours, considera BILE
furniture was presented by friends.
Evening star., 1916-05-06
Real Estate Transfers.

CHEVY CHASE GROVE-Edward S.
Eveleth ct ux. to Arthur r. Wylie,
lot 20 and part lot Il, square 2022;
$40: stamps, 81.
ADDITION TO TAKOMA PARK
George T. Klipstein ct ux- to VIII
liam J. johnson, lots 8 and 13,
square 3274; SO.
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
Munsey Trust Company, trustee, to
Sophia Gompers, lots IS and IS,
square 2776; $40.
FOURTEENTH STREET AND PARK
ROAD NORTHWEST-Jose San
ders and S. Herbert Giesy. trustees.
to New Arcade Company. lots 26. 81.
IS. parts of lots 30 and 406, square
2674. Pleasant Plans; $40; stamps.
S65.
CHILLUM CASTLE HEIGHTs-Munsey
Trust Company, trustee, to G. w. j.
Sharitz and Minnie B. Sharitz, lot
Is. square 370s; $1,000.
NO. 1910 UNION STREET SOUTHWEST
Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany. trustee. to Washington Loan
and Trust Company, trustee, lot 80,
square 503; $3.50.
UNIONTOWN-James Poulos ct u1. to
District Of Columbia. part lot so,
square 1853: 1876.
RIDGE ROAD AND U STREET
NORTHWEST-Wash r. Ber-
ry ct ux. to the Spartan Film Cor
poration, part of Whitehaven, known
as Valley View Farm; $40; stamps,
$50
GIRLS PORTION-Annie V. Woodward
to Lorena +. Plummer. parcel 104
over 2: $40: stamps, S13.
INGLESIDE-Lorena F. Plummer ct
vir. Frank E.. to Annie " Wood
ward. lot 81, block s: $40; stamps, IS.
NO. 1926 9Th STREET NORTHW EST
Charles S. Muir ct al. trustees, to
Catharine T. OBrien, lot 1873, square
444; $3,125.
GIESBOROUGH MANOR-Henrietta B..