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our houses ere general
rule being to have them
DWELLINGS
1'1S 9th NV. 12r.2b. g.:
1896 18th nw.3r.22b. 80. &c
141l buchanan NV.
sr. b 4 garage. 10. N,
Go I'd NV. 1lr. b. 40 Gi
i205 9th NV, Or, 2b. T.. ID
1908 9Th nv, Tor. b. .1l.Wl
1907 10th NV. 10r, bal. on
1872 X nv. Tor, b. i0.1'
All Sd NV, Tor 2b. % 30
lis L NV. Or. b. .33..J
6s V NV. Sr, b. ~
SUBJ
1900 Harrison st. NV.
rnylor NV. W. of Va.
NuIlin house. Eroad Bri
DWELLINGS SOUTHE
Is. y esp. 10r.::b. 10: ~
l2os Water sw.6,6. iS.:d'
DWELLINGS
4O4 W ne. 7r, b. .2s.Ut'
10 l. ne. 6r. b. 80
415 u ne, 6r. b. .o.o0
Cos L ne, Tor. b. 20. 10
HEATED A,
416 1lth st. ne, ; room
1i30 r. L. ave. NV. 4r
APARTMEN,
1920 7:h NV, I-.b. 800
i516 18th NV. orb. 20. On,
SO 18th ne, Ar, b. 1890
BUSINESS
rorner 9Th and La
ave. hotel .....1"J. 90
900 9TH NV. entire
building rs. 90
923 q NV. sto&cel. 1850
l51S 9TH my. H. on
l...,:, 9th NV. sto. ST. BITS. 90
1924 9th NV. jr. b. a 80
zoos On av nw.Sto. 40. On,
439 h nw. sto. 3r. 40. on
~ I'm av, store. 1000
LOT II ne.sto&Jr. b.3..50
1900 Ga nv. store. p 'I
y31 9TH NV. %. 90
COLOREp
!yG3 French nw.9r.b30. -
1913 11th nv. Or. b. 80. 0n
50 Fla Nv nw.7r.b. "a. 30
463 Mo av nw,l1r, b2I.o0
413 y NV. ii. b. y"
..3i1 Shrr av. Cir. b. ~ -
i:2,3 /. NV. ST. w. ~ -
l...,,.. - NV. 13r, b. 20. 80
.c.:2,..t I. nv, Gr. b. =D..''
fI6 !. nv. ~, W. 20. 80
$40 .Ackcr ne. Or. b. I.1u
all X NV. Is. 10
143-i q NV. Gr.w. .1s.:dj
IT'S Seaton NV b. Is. ~
SOB I'D NV. iir. b. ISM
1919 18th NV. Or. b. IS. 10
We have IL number of =
l1o4 EUCLID ST. NEA
road. Elegant 10-roo
heat. $3.50. Open.
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1898 4; ST. NV.
SCH Wyoming av. 1:r. 2311 18th. RIB. 49, on
ob year -. 81 .O0o.0O 1905 I. NV. ar.b o.
1894 Calvert. Tor. III. 1901 u. Tor h. $50
fur ......... Loco 1902 Calvert. ~. III. 40.5
olla tai av lor .bl. BIB av Sc. 12r. ili7. :n
l4OS n. 12r. .b. III. go 1870 11fh Sc. orb. 81: IN
.403 Pa av, l5r. .h. 90 sd I'D. Sr. h. -
1891 Fillmore st. Tor ROOF ia NV. 6r. b. -. 80
ob .......... :. $500 ,13O III nv. Sr. b.. 800
1881 NJ, Tor. D.. 30 $50 y. Sr. b. -,
lIG4 NV. l0r. o. 100 az, Gresham. I'll. 10, go
l7:.a list Tor. 5000 ts2o Reservoir Cir. II N
1126 Newton. Or 10. 4)..'a go Morton. or. 90
1850 Calvert 10r. .b4'.on
COTORED TENANTS
ll14 18th NV D. IS 81 -.0S 10Th NV Sr.. Ii 80
,s;1i3 Sherman. b 80 .13:s-5 9TH ~. b. Ia 81
ZIG !. NV. ar. b. 200 2311 II. ar. b.. 1870
51. L NV 1r h. -, 80 80 Lamont. :'r.b. 1850
I72-o4 Seat Or. b. 10. 80 ,s4 Cl"vc av.6r. H. 80
MI 18th. ar. 1880 lbs Prov st. Or. TO- ~
;3iA Kenyon NV. q. b. 1900 l2l6 LIST sw. 800
il9 IIth ne. 6r.b 1850
STORES.
1919 Pa. ave. large store. cellar nOo
30:':, X NV, large corner store and 1or.... mm
BIO 18th St. nice storeroom. ......-..... 1sJh
Il: 1ith ST. ne. large store. -.-.......... Loo
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GA 1, Sc .r ~, ,u
IL, u So Sr h ~ ~
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IL " se. 6r. h.. 90
a.. 18th Sc. 6r.b. 1900
33i l3th Sc. 6r. h. IS. WD
l2lS-33i 10th Sc, G.bIS. 80
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FOR KhNl-CAYwOUp 4 ,
1881 New York

kUft kENl-cAlwODt'
1881 New Y
i4l1 Goth nw.vr.b.S $3.50
1919 Emit nv. Or. bi2. II,
1921 Irwin: nv, 10. ~
GIG II NV, 7r. b. 80 90
634 + sw. Sr. b. $3.50
93o ith NV. 6r. b. IS. 20
SUB NJ av nw,Sr, b27 50
a024 4th ne. Or. b.N.0
1112 18th nw.sr. b. %. 81
AL LIST nv. 6r. b. :a.:a0
3I7 V ne. 6r. b. :1.3,
COX Girard NV. 6r. h25. 80
1897 nth NV. Or. II. ~. 80
1897 Z NV. sir. sn.'sj
APARTMENT.
us 18th NV. n. 80 90
1.ca.3 Ny nv NV, ). $50. 80
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I4tD Fuller nw.d. b27.50
1866 Inglesilc. 10. BIZ so
2,43 10th ne. 6r. b.25.H
l13S Oregon ave-. b.7.Jo
1l3 Tenn av. ar. b.21. 80
l4..1 W. 6r, h. .o7.W
18th & Otis. Or. b. 80
31S q ne, tir.b 80
l:.:,1 Il ne. Cir. b.::5.W
40. W, Or. b. 22,.:M
81 ID ne, 6r. b. 30
1a12 sd. 8r. b. -. 80
715 Gresham, Or. l,.22,.:D
20 Fla ay NV. Or. l'222. 80
sl1 4th NV. 7r.b.a0.:O
400 V, ar. b. 1850
602 NJ Sc, Or, b. .17.50
nplete list.
62I 14th st. n. 1883.
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tai6 10th sw. 6r. b. 17.5,,
1921 9Th sw. Or. .15.T
1913 Md nv sw. Or. IL. ~
$40 r sw, 5r. ..12.Wl
941 Md nv sw. 4r. 81
4th 4 y Sc, 4r. .Ju
RED.
42S 81. sw. Ar. 1850
a19 Golden sw. 4r.9.:0
927 Desmond nj Sw.S..5n
R'r 81 g sw. 5r.S.W,
1910 Canal sw, ir.4.JU
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:sMi 18th st. sw.
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IN MUM PTEAS.AN 7.
ATTRACTIVE. MODERN HOME-Coatains
IA well arranged rooms and three baths. house
in excellent condition; nice lawns.
Rent only $4,000.
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3 rooms and bath =.
COLORED
1884 @ NV, 1ir. b. $3.50
1919 18th NV, ST.. b. 40. 90
~, 'st NV. 1tr. ID. 10
445 T NV. Sr. b. .%0.:d
1915 18th NV, Sr.h. 225.:N
319 Elm NV. Or. b. -. ,a'
203 r nv. Sr, b. .:3.3t
b4 u NV, 3r, W.. -.
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What Do You Want to Rent!
We Have 1t.
GARDINER & DENT. INC,
~ 18th St. NAV.
Phone NJ. 4SS4-5.
FOR RENT
A. S. CAYWOOD,
Main 10. oI5 Y. Y. Ave. NV.

Main no. oI5 \. Y. Ave. NV.
I'll Sth NV. lar. sI5.001 l1G. 9th NV. i:r 80 ,r'
1916 18th nw Tor. 81. 80 Loo NV. 9r. "s..'n
45y Mo AZ NV Tor. ~. 80 1904 Lawr'ce ne 80
II. Rand'h ne. $50 II y ne. 9r ."
6o7 NV. 1r. -. 80 9i1 l. NV. a.
I'm G. me- Sr 20 20 ,a.'2S q NV. Sr. 20. so
car, I'd ne ,r Is 80 1870 18th NV. .,r. 1850
onj h NV Or. :. is. 80 Goi Newton nw.t;r. 1850
80 10Th Sc dr. l6. 80 l5,, I'd NV. 6r- 1850
1903 NV. jr. 1..5D 81 u ne. 'r l'N
.o13 Cleve'd av Or. II. 80 a = ne. 6r l4M
81. Parry pl nw.arl4. 90 1915 Z 50. ar. I'M
400 l. ST. 1r. IL 80 a,23 l NV. 3r. 1850
331 q Sw, 5r. 1850 1919 4tii -. 6r. 1850
1876 Kramer ne. 4r.950 I.o6 LIST sw. 5r. $50
400 Golden sw. fr. 800 go Gordon Nv ne. 4rs. 50
a Blagd's ri NV .IrS - 2411 Shows ct. 4r- 80
- Clicks al NV so 123i 1st sw. Or. 500
APARTMENTS.
l745 y Can ne 5r 20 ~ 4l3 NJ NV, 2r. .:.uW
1918 J av NV. ar ~. 10 H.; NV. ar. -11.M
1905 LIST NV. Ar IL 30 1900 l. NV. 2r. 1000
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l. ave.
'l710 Sd. n. 5r. b. ..l.5O
GOLORED FLATS.
22l9 Il. IN. 5r.b...I7.lO
o0l I'D. IN. 5r.b...16.5O
cOIIORED.
S07 2.d. Or. b. 30
'ii:t + ne, ST., b. 80
100 II. Sr. b,lat.2J.50
AS 18th, ar, b. .:..3. 90
1877 9Th. Or. b. 2a22. so
1918 18th, 7r. w..3O.5O
S21 21st. Or. b.lat.20.5O
1872 10th, 6r. ". 1880
1921 Va av, Or, b.17.5O
zoos h, Or, w....16.5O
2125 Eye. Or. ". 1870
:02s L. Or. w....l6.5O
$50 .4th. 6r. w...16.5O
1879 18th, 5r, W. so
1A1 Goth. 7r. ". ..l5.tU
22.l4 NJ, Ar, w.....15.5O
e117 II. 7r, w....15.50
900 18th. 6r, w...15.OO
1I03 Seaton, 6r,w.14.50
:4 Va av, 5r,w.l3.50
9O4 a.th. 5r. W. .12.5O
1919 2Sth. Or, VI. 1850
1881 9th, 5r. w..11.50
..435 StiI, Ar, W. .11.m
24:.,3 +. Ar, w....1O, so
S04 23d. Or. w. .1O.5U
131 21st. ,3r, w....lO.5O
12Us Wylie ne. ...10.HO
$50 cath, 5r, W. 1850
:,417 +. Ar. w....lU.5u
STORES.
S11 eth. Tor, b, hwh. 90
1892 14th. 1r.w,g.30. 90
:O45 l., sto, 3r. b.25. 90
phone Main 1913.
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4 GARRETT.
,rk ave. NV.
I 81. Elliott ne. Or, b. IL. 50
! 3l2 LIST NV. Or. 40
AIS Me nv sw. 6r. 1880
2l45 r NV. 6r.....16.e0
! 1871 18th NV. 5r. 1850
, :o.o2U Clev nv nw,Sr15.5a
6sS 4th ne. 5r. ..ls.a-
:.54 Cleve av, Or. Is. So
; ~ Defrees NV. Or. Is. 10
I 50 Decatur ne. Or. l4.5o
1911 v Sc. 4r.....13.@
622 nth me- 5r. 1850
ia3, Union sw. 5r. ECO
| 1887 T. Sc. 5r. lu..,p
AND FLATS.
II 7. NV. ar. h. ...1s.oo
1878 II ne. 3r. 10. 10. 80
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b. +. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS.

Phone Main ~. ~ aa4 New York ave. NV.
Prospective tenants will find 1t to their advan-
tagc to inspect properties before renting. as
our houses ere generally in good condition, our
rule being to have them repaired when vacated
IilN-I,I NOS NNJIuWESI
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IN MOUNT PLEASANT.
ATTRACTIVE MODERN HONE-Coatains
IA well arranged rooms and three baths nous.
Rent only $50. 90.
ON GIRARD STREET
We have several desirable up-todate homes
for rent; 3 and 10 rooms ard and : baths.
Rents 1913" to $1,000.
COZ Il Nj III A Road
,.. ,;,. u.o, ,.... r.. ,o ..
ciectr,c ana gas hshts' front ana rear porches;
front lawn.
fen'. s'o.oo.
MOI MI pI r ASA\T
u,,,,,n~r .,,r
IN - 1870 ~, ~, NJ r. . :: ,,
~ ioohs anu oaln' h"derh' In excellent
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,,-rrr 90. ,,-
w ELL 1O(Al ED
az 1o,h cEprEr y w
G mann. and all. f,rn,c h.,.. ,.:
and as Iirht. near ".opn.r,;cn, ara ei''rie
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IA 18th st. n
FURNISHED HOUSES.

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FUHEISHE
1853 F'm't.1Or.3h. 100. no
"a: 18th .9r,2h1"5.O 90
;214 18th nw.9r.ab1O5 90
1904 H'm't. 11r.b. 100. 90
ls:.9 kal. TT. .b. 81. 90
"i4 f Tap. Or. Il. -. 81. 90
1915 7 NV. 1Ir.4b. 81. 30
FURNISHED
No. ~ Oakland. :.,OO6 Col
No. 10 Oakland. :aO06 Col
1894 Calvert, md floor.
1886 Calvert NV. 3r.. l
UNFURNISH
oo..36 Mass nw.12.b125. 90
1915 X l av.1O.2b. 100. 90
40 9th NV. 15r. h. 100. 90
lac. Col rd.1lr.3b. 95. 90
132222 Il av.12r Oh. 30. 90
11+4 = NV. 13r.3b. S3.33
1879 Phelps. 12r.b.11 ~ 90
1111 $ NV. 1lr.2b.. 40. 90
1920 10th. Or. h. AZ. 90
lS"G Calvert. Tor. b.
garage ...... 81 .W
S13 9th NV. 2r.b. 81. 80
500 9th NV. III. 22b. ~ 90
1891 VI nw. 11r..c,b. ~. 90
lShS Brlm"u'. lu-. b:,3. 90
400 VI NV. 1:r.h. ~, 90
a31 X NV. 11r.ob. -. 80
1891 PIX ri. ilr.36. ;U..O
1913 Harvard NV. 80
1:.13 { NV. Or. b. :i1.ue
l.o33 u NV ...... 'O.O
1875 q. 1ar 40. 10
l!11 = NV. I3r. b. 1918
l102 9Th NV. Tor. h. A.. 90
100 6th INV. orb. $50
939 \ Y nv, Or. b. . 40. 81
lf.I Q. Tor. b. .4O,B1
81 y Y av. Or. b. 1850
1903 FEES nden. 1r. b. $3.50
ia Sd NV. Tor. b. 1000
1920 Riggs. Tor. b. 1000
400 Mo ...-.. 100
30 9Th NV. Sr. b. 1878
::439 18th nw.9r.b.311.5Q
IL: 9Th NV. Sr. =. .35.15
20 & NV. Tor. b. 1910
lli I'd NV. Or. b. -. 1880
1870 Core ar. b. 30. 30
305 & NV ........22 30: 30
'4...j W NV. Tor. h. 80
1909 Otis nw.9r,b. 81. SO
124s Md ne. Tor. b. IS, 80
1894 StlI nv. orb. 10. 80
FOR CO1OHL
25G' 18th nw.6r.b. B.. gu
1850 Fuller. Or. b. 81. 80
331 Mo nv, Tor. 30. OG
242j X NV. Or. b. II. 90
4J3 Mo av .......21.:,O
23 Z ne, Or, b. -. 20
2GO3 Shcr av. 6r,b.25.50
26o9 Sherman. or, b. p. 80
1902 o NV. Or. b. %. so
46T Mo av(ex stab)2J.G
4G1 NJ" av ........22a. 90
1883 Sth NV. 20.
1927 18th NV. 1850
10 l. NV .lS.GD
1881 18th NV. 80
~ Dcfrees .......17.5OI
1879 18th nw.ir.b. $50
12r2e 18th Sc, 6r, b. 70. sol
GAO Florence ne. liz. :ul
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CNFURSISHED
200G Col I'd. 7r. b. 1000
2D08 Col I'd. 5r. b. $500
1.11 + NV. or h. so. 90
1890 18th NV. so. 90
l3.222 18th NV ,5r, b. 800
93 y NV. or. b. $3.50
141. Chaplin. 4r. $500
III 18th. Ar. b. So. so S35
5lS II NV, .r. b to
'ir. b -. ST.. :n-S45.:0
2G13 14th NV. SRI b. 81. 30
Henry Lee. II. b. .31.50
OFF
ORIENTAL BLDG. 6til
1926 Ny avis, Il $1,000
18th 4 Pa. 6b. 800. 90
73l 18th NV. n. 5000
1.11 + NV. Jr. b. 5000
4U5 9TH NV .......4. 90
STABLES-GAl
14tS GIrard garl .-u.WD
Il. 1880 18th NV. 1000
BUSINESS
1426 y Y av.bldg 81. 500
1926 y y av. H.. 900
1884 18th. sto&dw. l ,OOn
1872 14th nw.sto&cel.5m
1874 Pa Nv. bldg. 300
s15 10th NV. bldg. :. 231
1904 r nv, store. LIE
1891 Conn av, bldg. 12J
1920 Conn av. l.5
2013 18th, sto, apt,
garage ......... 81. 90
1915 14th NV. sto. dw!a.6
1897 18th. store. 60. 90
I'd and II. store. 1000
2J14 l.. store. -. .35. 30
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1876. y & avnc. 6r, hi7.;n
iua3 v ~. .r. Ill. 30
a,> f. Sc. 6r. h..,..li.sn
;aD9 Sth 81. Sr. {. .IG..n
ll.o - 9Th 50. fr.. l6.'a
&'i It'll So. Sr lii. ~
3.l iith 80. 6r. h. .iG. II,
i1a 4. 80. 'ir. framelG.5"
iS...9 Emcrn ne. g. hi" 81
..'E u ne. Gr. I'LL. 81
n Va ay Sc. 6r. b. -. 80
'lli3 q 81. ir---..la. ~
1,ai 18th ne. 1r.b. .I..n'
litS H'dalr pc.6.h.ls.tr tn
~. h 81. 6r......l,.'~ i
az 18th So. Gr. h. .li..o
81, Il -. Gr III"
,.N ai -. "f- i-''f
~. N 80. 'r'".....ll 'hi
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~ T. ne ~ 49, '"i
~" N So " -''-' Is ~
i't' "ih -, ar 80. l5..'"
~ i'hh -. IT., l1.."
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lN-6 II 80. br ,l3.s'ii
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TENANTG.
G36 Sd NY. 6r. b. ..0.:O
20 Fla NV NV ,6r. BIS. 90
:.D:22 VI av nw,6,Ml7.J1
::l""p 18TH nw.6r, WHO
1911 9th NV, Or. W. 1850
i602 10th Ew-IT.w W. 16. 30
!46s list n", ,ir. %. 1000
.hll Oregon, Sr.w.t3.3.
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IL & CO.. 30 llth y. w.
o1S + he. Or, b...IS.7:I
1:6 11th NV. 2r.w.16. 90
1913 Pa NV s,:,1r. b. Il. 80
t0i l; l av NV Or, wl5.5O
S23 18th lie. ST.. b-I5.50
] Ic43 ID ne. Or. b. ..lS.3v
MENTS.
" 81. NV.
SIS. so
2 INV.
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1112 nv. Orb. s5'.1 ~ \ Sc: sr.b. 3. 30
il1 9Th NV. l3r,h ioM loo GRIN mes b. 30
III md NV. Sr. h. 81 ~ | 80 u sc. Orb. 1880
1.i. l. NJ. fr, b. 20 o. 12I7 l. NV. 11r. b. 90
FOR coI.oHED TENANTS.
3l3 X I nw6r.w .....5G IA Elm NV. Orb. 20. 30
:3s LIST ne. Sr.w. $500 :3 Va sw. orb. 100
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FOR RENT-NO. 1:S ST. NV,
Nine room and hath brick residence.
ST per month.
:. Phone Col. 1227J
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FOR REST-BY DCNA
Hotel. eth & = nw.Sl75
900 y nw. Tor, b. .30.51
s Eye NV. Sr. b. .D.5U
a03 222d NV. Sr. b. .25.6J
1920 9th NV. jr. 80
1925 Sth NV. orb. 300
APART
SUSQUEHANNA. 1880
4 rooms and BATH =.
IRVING, 3014 Dent piat
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O54 F. CAPITOL STREET,
Tor. and :. baths: INV. H.: in good order.
Apply To OWNER. 17a3 l9t:i NV ~ 1924
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ON GIRARD STREET
COLUMBIA ROAD

We have several desirable. up-tOdate homes
for rent; and 10 rooms and and :, bat hs.
Rents, S37 50 to $50. 90.
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10 COLOIED TENANTS
1899 CoRCORAN ST. NV
Very desirable house, convenient to 14;h
ST. car line; 10 rooms and bath; large
yard Rent. S3OSO.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., INC.
73S 18th St NV
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LADY in office wants moderately priced, quiet
-es,i ro''n with board. in one fare zone. Box
81, Star Office.
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REi.ow WE ot'oTE. \ FEW GOOD Hot SES
FROM orr RENT LIST. WE ARE READY
To NAME REPAIRS Ar oNtE. FOR COM
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-06-24
State a Defendant
In Unique Legal Case

The State of Maine is the real de-
fendant in an unique cause of action
which will be tried in the United
States district court at Boston next
Tuesday before Judge James Morton
Jr. The libellant is P. Dougherty of
Baltimore. Md, and the libellee is th.,
Border Coal Co. of Boston, owners of
the barge Maine. This barge was
chartered to carry coal from SewalrS
Point, Va. to the Augusta State Hos
pltal at Augusta and the libelant
claims that the charter or contrac.
guaranteed - feet OF water at the hos
pital dock
The llbelant further alleges that the
barge was accepted and loaded with
1873 tons Of coal. that on arrival a.,
Augusta there was not II feet of water
at the dock and as a result the barge
grounded upon a bottom of rocks ana
ledges and was severely strained
and damaged, necessitatin repairs
amounting to $4,000 The State Of
Maine is an interested party in thu,
case, lnasmuch as the cargo of coal
was consigned to the Augusta State
hospital. and the State will be repre-
Sc ated at the trial by Oscar H. Dunba,
OF Jonesport, the assistant attorney
general.
Henry F, Hill of this city, an engi-
neer who made the plans. Mark Brad
street who had charge of discharging
the cargo, Asbury Hatch. engineer,
Harry Cali of F'reeport, and Fred Hoyt
and Harry Griffith of Augusta, who
assisted in unloading the coal George
II. Bangs of Augusta. who while en-
ployed at the yard of the Augusta
Lumber Co. saw the barge when it
was grounded, and Fred W. Wight of
Rockland who was the steward and
treasurer of the Augusta State hos
pital at the time of the occurrence,
nave peen summoned as witnesses for
the defence and they will leave Sunday
afternoon for Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-06-24

eligible for parole. Hence the only
thing that could assist in his case would
be the executive clemency and the work
and time necessary to obtain that might
advance his disease beyond the helping
period. That brings the matter to the
question, What shall we do in such
cases?
THE most feasible suggestion that
has been made seems to be that the
State Advisory Board in the matter Of
paroles might be given authority of a
discriminatory nature in considering pa
role cases, so that tuberculosis or other
emergency cases might be paroled to
some other State institution such as the
sanitariums, in order that they might
have the proper treatment and the men
ace of the disease be removed from the
prison. The matter in some form will
undoubtedly be brought to the atten-
ton of the Legislature at the first op-
portunity"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-06-24

parts taken by the children: Quota
tions; early myths of corn: why corn
is Americas most important agricul-
tural product: description of the corn
kernel and its parts; corn oil, uses:
corn oil cakr, uses; gluten feed, uses;
corn starch, different kinds and uses;
Dextrn, uses: glucose or corn syrup,
uses: table uses from early times to
modern: praising God for corn; the
corn plant; the Indian in costume tell
ing how they first planted the corn;
the Eobolinli Ilttle tot with WingSD
telling the farmer when to plant his
corn: naming national flowers of 9TH
or lands but for America the tassled
corn; hurrah for Flag above all; lit
tie Japanese lady. Ida Clifford sing
ing. little Pratt brothers; The vio-
message, Hazelteen CLANCY; declama-
ton, Manley Chase; 'Hiawatha, re-
cited by Wellington Pratt and Dwight
Shelves, Grade Ill The back of the
stage was banked with evergreen ana
in the midst stood the wigwam before
which sat Old Nakoms kathleen Gif-
and bv her Hiawatha (Arnold Gifford).
ford). Iagoo, the boaster Horace Pratt
arrived and sent Hiawatha to the for
ests The hit Of the evening was When
little Hiawatha at just the right time,
sent his fatal arrow at the deer. Ihe
attention of the audience was so good
and the room 50 quiet many were
startled and eXclamations were given.
Hiawatha proved his aim had been
true for he soon arrived with the deer
skin over his shoulders and was well
coined by all in the village.
All were dressed in Indian costume
or Indian blankets.
Those receiving prizes for highest
rank in studies were Horace Pratt,
WELLINGTON Pratt. Those for largest
number of things brought in for nature
work and study were HaZelteen CLANCY
and Kathleen CLANCY. The prize for
perseverance and hard work. Robert
Richardson. Those of the Grade l for
good attendance and good work, Arnold
Clifford and Ida Clifford. At the close
of the program America" was sung
and ice cream and cake, which had
been furnished by parents and friends
was sold, $3.50 being realized. Screens
are to be placed in the school room.
Much credit is due the parents and
people about the Ferry for the interest
taken and work done for the success
Of the school. Also thanks to the Good
Temolars for the free use of their hall.
The r. f. Club met Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Hilton at the Ferry.
Miss Florence Cain, who has been
teaching for the past year in Brook'ln'
Me-, as assistant in the high school, is
at home for her summer vacation.
Miss Winnifred Shaw, who has been
teaching as an assistant in Albion high
school is at home for the summer
Mrs Charles Cain from Brookline,
Mass, is at her summer home at Nor
rison's Corner for the summer.
Wallace Lowell, a student in Bucks
port Seminary, is at home with his pa
rents. Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Lowell.
Harold Cain is in the hospital at
Skowhegan for slight operation. He
is reported to be doing we'll.
NJ l.. Chase and wife and his sister,
Mrs D. E. Cain were in Skowhegan
Wednesday by auto.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-06-24
CLINTON

Tuesday evening, June 20, the closing
entertainment and school exhibit of the
Ferry school was held in the Good
Templars hall. With the fine weather 1t
proved to be one of the most success
full that has been given in three years
that Mrs. Willis I. Cain has served as
teacher.
The following program was carried
out in which each child did him and
herself much credit: Opening; singing
''Star Spangled Banner; First Psalm,
school in unison. quotations, flag sa-
lutte; "Grandma Has Seen Boys Be
fore" Wellington Pratt; "Froggies at
School," Arnold Clifford; "Wise Fairy"
Elgie Kelley: exercise, Tree Planting,
Grade V: The Yankee Boy" Dwight
Shives; music, "Cloudland,' little Pratt
brothers: weather Signs Robert
Richardson; Men of the Coast Guard y
Horace Pratt; Good Old Times
kathleen CLANCY; exercise by the
school on Corn" The above exercise"
was rewritten and worked out from
the "School exhibits of the Products
Of Corn" sent out by the American
Manufacturers Association of Products
from Corn. The following were the