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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-02

IN CHEVY CHASE. o. I.-DETAcHEp HoL-
low-til house Of eight rooms and incisssd slsep-
ing porch: also Quarsers for servants; on Q let
40x1a3: living room across entire frent Of house
with beautiful. open fireplace. hotIW1ter heat.
hardwood doors: screens: woodwork nnehsd N
enamel: all conveniences. Posseesiou In 20 days
or sooner II urgent. Phone Main 1864. ROBERT
GRAND HONE; 20 MINUTES Walk FROM
9th and r: 2-story brick and brown stone: 6ns
rooms. bath. extra toilet: big dry cellar; cold
double floors; hard wood trim: double porcbes:
plateglass front; hns alley: room for garage:
NV. on ave-; terms: no trade. OWNER. Reem
2. warder bldg. 9Th and +.
POSSESSION MAY lO-sAvE $50 81 BUYING
direct from owner: Groom modern brick house On
Kenyon ct. near soidiers' Home PARK. Prics.
Sa $50, $500 cash; reduction for al easn evss
SALE sALElHOCsEs-EARLY POssE3sION.
1908 b Street NV.
hail. bath; Arst-noer kitchen: electric iigAt; hot
water heat: IS 900. Easy terms.
Corner fesidence. 9th st. AVA fssns. 10
0ea sIoominsdsS. st. n.v.-Bries and sssss
dwelling. I rooms. bath. cellar. garage. oaiy
't Gsiy.r. street.. west Of 1sth-1o se.ns ..a
bath S7.75O.
baths. hot-water heat: 80. 900.
r at NV. east Of 16th-1O rooms. bath:
Columbia road. west Of 18Th rooms. bath.
hot winter hat 81 900.
18th st. north Of Irving-1o rooms and batA
s. OOO.
Kenyon ST.. west Of 18Th: rooms, baths;
&c .06D0.
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FOR sALE-PRIcE. 81. $50. IN sAUL's add
house. having q garage. This house !. vacant
and immediate possession can b Obtained.
heat. electric lights and porehss. This henss
soss r 'f SaE Etn tss neg. iso 81 ss':
FOR sALEaPRIca. $3.50 - NJ Il. Rt s:,,,,
stx-room house. having hot-water heat. oak
rear pS.h:. ~. !, .s e. s e0T
house for sale in this block. Possession can
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 1905 H st. NV
FOR sALE-PRICE. Sc. 80. on HARVARD 81.
decided bargain in 4 three-story. bay-win-
dow brick house. having eleven rooms. seven
bedrooms; deep lot to paved alley >rocm for
garage. The whole house is in excellent
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 14os st. NV.
dale. not far out. q two-story. si1-reen
house. In fne repair. Cellar under entire
house; Furnace heat. A large back yard.
Occupied by owner since house was built.
BOSS PHELPS. INC. 1905 ST. NV.
FOR sALEPRIcE. $500. q THE oHIvf
please yea; occupied . owner .aa i. p:.-
lights. iars. front porch and siespiss perch.
Large lot with garden and chicken house.
BSss P FHEnfs f fsSsn 1909 d. .v
FOR sALE-PRICE. 5000. 4 C0hNfk
house. near 14th and Park road. Just o6s.sA
for sale for the drst time. A very large six.
room house. attractive In every respect, hsv.
ing hot-wateP heat, electric lights. and ownsS
in house. VIII give prompt possession.
BOSS PHELPS. NC. 1406 81 Of. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, $7.21o. IN Mt. PL1AS-
ant. Positively one Of the most attractive.
up-to-date homes obtainable, having hot.
+. water heat. electric lights. oak floors. three
large porches. Paved alley In rear. Can b
inspected at any time and possession gfven.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1905 b St NV.
FOH.SALE-PRICE. $3.50. WE'LL LOCATED
rome in Columbia Heights. colonial
house. having bay windows, trout porch. red
tile roof. six large rooms, hot-water heat.
electric lights and rear porches. You should
zee this honse at once.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 1905 b st. NV.
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An Unusual Opportunity.
A Beautiful Semi-Suburban
Home of II Rooms and 3 Baths,
Near Colorado Ave. and

Near COIOradO ave. and
Kennedy St.
most attractive. practically new detached
house Of hollow tile. with large lot and paved
alley. Ideal in design. convenience and constfuc-
tfon. Priced at actual cost for immediate sale.
This Is real bargain in a location Of IN
matched advantages. Inspect this at once.
Price, $4,000.
See Thos. n. Ransdell. with
George Vim. Cissel,
Colorado bldg. Phone n. 1857. g
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LARGE HOUSES WITH MANY ROOMS.
FOR sALE-situated In the downtown sections
in the northwest and on the Heights; suitable for
room renting or boarding houses. We have 4
large list Of such properties. containing from IL
to 20 rooms. Prices from $4,000 up. We men
ton two three Of them near 11th and X: 10
rooms. baths; large lot; steam heat; 81 900.
h near 18Th. II rooms. several baths: steam
heat; 50, 500.
L near 14th: 20 rooms, several baths. etc.
Send for list or call. We might arrange to
take as little 81 900 cash down on some Of
them-nothinS less.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-1412 NEWTON ST.-BUILT By
Mr.. Nolan: a porch house: unusually well con-
structed: an out-of-town owner has reduced the
price to 81. 900: not less thza 1000 in cash will
STONE { FAIRFAX. 1s4e New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-ss19 HOLMEAD PLACE; UNUsu-
ally well constructed 10-room brick dwelling:
house at price very much less than the nrst
cost; inspection By permit only.
sTONE Z FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-ATTRACTIvE HOUSE on DE-
catur ct. bet. 18th and 18th stories and at
tic: 9 rooms; hot-water heat; garage; 1890;
stone 6 FAIRFAx. 1912 n. 7. ave.
NEAR 18th EXTENDED.
FOR SALE-several practically houses: 9
rooms hot water heat; electric lights; hardwood
n0' stone F al ;Sa' 49, si: \. r. .v..
CHEVY CHASE.
E Eoss sAd ~ nSGsTALh 70
kSSSMS. BATHS; LARGE SAhASE; Corr.
STONE { FAIRFAX. 1s4e y. 7. ave.
FOR sALE-A very attractive 1o-reom dwelling
with porches. garages for q cars; 206-ft. front;
over sr essf: & F 1.sf sss oo 1872 ave.
CHEVY CHASE.
heat eisete SsSe:
very sttTss.iye i%Psdse nosse::i01 so.so
FOR sALE-NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
nun and on a wide through street a very hand
some. 3story brick and stone dwelling: 10 rooms !;
hot-water heat; hardwood floors; good condition;
immediate possession; 3d. 500.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 " Y ave.
FOR SALE--1524 YOU ST. THREE STORIES
stone and brick front hot-water heat good sized
ing to max. a Quick sale. Solicit. an orer
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1874. n. Y. ave.
COLOMBIA HEIGHTS.
hnTsEs on 1sth.THIs IS oNs OF THE
VERY BEST STREETS NORTH OF THE CITY.
A hH FOX sGh Y AN sss LES rH Ha
THEY WERE HELD AT SEVERAL YEARS
ss.25o-A porch house: out-of-town owner
plans TO make quick sale and claims that pos
session can be had very soon: 10 rooms. baths
in every respect a desirable property.
$7.5o0-lsth near Fairmont; stories; partly
finished attic; rooms on doors; hot-water
5S. the he Stories. 10
baths; sleeping porches hot-water heat; large
lot.
49, 500-Several corners on 13th-one south Of
Irving st. II rooms, baths: hot-water heat
to settle an estate reduced from $12, to
Another south Of 0irard st-one Of the best
corners this street; IL rooms, baths hot
water heat; 81. 600.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 N. 7. ave-
FOR SALE-$7.5 500; NEAR 18th AND IRVING
II rooms, baths; hot-water heat; attractive
surroundings; this property should sell right
away.
STONE { FAIRFAX. 1912 N 7. ave. 4
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FOR SALE
\ DELIGHTFUL WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Fine three story home.
Twelve rooms, cellar, hot-water heat.
-Four rooms first floor.
-Four rooms, tiled bath, second floor.
-Four rooms. tiled bath, third floor.
Lot 25x11S. Immediate possession.
Price. $40. 500. Only 81. 800 cash.
Splendid location, square from
Wyoming Kalorama ayes. and Columbia I'd.
Offering only special home bargains.
r. W. BEALL, 1920 New York ave. NV.
Call Main $780, Call Residence. Columbia 1905
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.
OFFERINGS THAT Iou SHOULD TAKE

ADvANIAGH or. 60. -,
E9R sALE 5 orEER 4 NTMs spe az 9o
ARRANcED That THE OCCUPANT CAN RE g,
PEE H. SEs 81 GTFI fEek ATP
THEY ARE xRRxNsEp 10 xccoMMepAITE
TMs S sEc a.f Ttoen hUS4 ReoMs AsS s sAGs
ON THE FIRST FLOOR. THE CELLARS ARE
e 1 Hzar EAsH A 4
CELLARS HAVE SEPARATE sTAIRWAYs;
THf e q RA{s WEsH Tas GSsT e o
ESoNoNIzE AND Live WITHIN THEIR IN;
G oSH az c9TLD s NOT Do sETE TIVE NAN 7oA
properties on Columbia He,xh... within I.
se..,s Of 18Th Unu'usiy vel. ss., Isss iSa
:, west Of 18th street. $500 viii buy one Of
low. The owner having moved from Westminster
10 anxious to make a quick sale and has put the
Rr,es 90 low that II should interest 'n'S' '''A'
3.750-Near n. Cap. and T streets. Erected
ey one Of Wsshington's most reliable builder, hss
nothing Of the lot.
most expensive residencss. Splendid een.truetion.
Wide covered porches: attic. Arouna tias section
and 18th. A magnificent situation. Hot.w.ter
heat, porches. Said to be in excellent CONDITION
For sale-$6.0 900. On Washington Heights near
Columbia road. One Of the hest located lam
lily houses in Warrington.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1872 N. 7. ave. n.N.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
FOR sALE.Sl5.o 900 will buy . desi1eas res.
Idence on Rhode Island ave. between 10th and
18th: hot-watsr heat; electric lights: one OF the
most desirable locations in the fashionable north
west. Within walking distance Of the downtown
section. clubs and hotels.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave. nv.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
FOR SALE-A desirable residence on Washington
Heights. half square Of Conn. ave-: 3 stories and
cellar: reception hall. dining room. pantry and
kitchen on first floor: bedrooms and bath on the
SECOND: bedrooms and bath on the third: hot
water heat: electric lights. Desirable in every
respect. Price. $4,000.
STONE 4 FAIRFAN. 1912 New York ave. NV.
HIGH-CLAsS RESIDENCES.
FOR sALE-WE HAVE PERHAPS THE
LARGEST LIST OF H1GH-CLASS RESIDENCES
SITUATED IN THE BEST SECTIONS OF THE
FASHIONABLE NORTHWEST. ". H. AVE.
BETWEEN p AND Q; MASS. AVE. BETWEEN
18th AND SHERIDAN CIRCLE: SEVERAL OF
THE BEST SQUARES ON 18th ST. ST..
CONN. AVE-. WYOMING AVE: IN THE VI
CIEITY OF DUPONT AND SHERIDAN CIR
Giles. PRICES FROM $4,000 UP. DO NOT
THINK OF BUYING WITHOUT FIRST SEEING
OUR LIST.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave- NV.
LARGE HOTrSFS WITH NANY ROOMS
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NEAR 9TH AND EAST CAPITOL STREET.
rooms. baths. hot-water heat, two perchas
in rear. Price. $500. EDW. p. SCHWARTZ.
Inc. ia 18th NV.
8, 6O; IMMEDIATE POSSES8ION; CA6H,
$1,000: balance like rent: yearly new: Arst-cia1
condition; Or. b.. furnace. front and rear
porches: good alley: convenient to car Nass;
IfTiRERE NEWsON 11io ~ n .
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$6.0001Taksma Park. D. c.: detached: . sxtxa
large rooms. b.; porches; shade trees: X acre:
garage: cow. car lines.
SS.500-Clevelapd Park: seni-detaehed brick:
ST.. 3D.: instantaneous h.w.h.: VACUUM eleaAaf:
open fireplace: large lot.
$10.500-Mass. Ave. Heights; Or. 70: garage:
wonderful view; porches; h.w.h.; open Afeplaess;
81. 900 Cleveland Park: lor.. 3D.: practically
new; garage; instantaneous: h.w.h.: a.n.L
e12.500lChevy Chase: 10f., b.: AL: aio-
It. front; corner; west Csnn. ave. trees;
porches.
$185Oo-Cleveland Park: 11r.. d.: garage;
corner: new; immediate occupancy: superb visw:
vacuum cleaner: hollow tile.
sle. 5o0Lworth sss. 600: overlooking lstA and
Meridian Park: 17r.. A.: lot b0zi6o; garage.
8 cars: Anil: shade and fruit trees; southsrr
s5.5OoLWorth 1900; west 18th. south O: 10
large rooms. tiled bath, brick; lot 1sx1o0: pan
try. reception hall. vestibuls, south exposure.
$500 cash. balance monthly.
S4j cash. balance S45 month: 5000; brlck:
6r. tiled h.. exp: central location, o. $3.50
cash. $3.50 mo-; large yard; worth $500.
$3.3OO-Corner; 2famly apartments: brick:
Ar. b. each; rented 500 yearly: paying II per
cent above price: terms.
A.ooo-south U. west 18th: semi-dstachsd
brick; 6r.. b.; furnace heat. easy terms.
n 8S67, UNION REALTY CO.. 9l1 18th q. NV.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY,
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR RENr-IN wARRENToN, VA.
80 miles from Washington.
Large, airy residence, furnished, three baths
and all other modern conveniences, garage and
stable; spacious grounds.. Price. 800 per month.
and GRAZING PROPOSITIONS FOR SALE.
Address r. SCOTT CARTER CO.,
Waxrontop. Va
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TEN-Ro0M HOUSE. UNFURNIsHED; MODERN
hot-water heat; will lease 8 year,
to responsible tenant. 1777 st. NV. Key lit.
T st. Phone N. 1s11-W. Sc
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ALIBERTY BOND FREE.
FOR SALE
1o-RooM RESIDENCE.
Nearly new three-story brick dwelling. 9 nns
light bedchambers, with large baths, one on
each Of the second and third floors: hot-water
heat. electricity; oak floors nrst floor. porce-
lain laundry tubs. cellar, cement garage, tiled
mantels. ali outside rooms; side and rear alleys
paved south front Located in the most exciu-
sive section Of Mount Pleasant west of 18th ct.
Enilder'a price. $500. Offered for $3.50 for
Iuick sale.
Call Main $500. Call Residence Columbia 1908.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ROOMS WITH BOARD-Continued.
e38 II ST. N.W.--Nicely furpished room. with
excellent board. IS per week.
14I8 ST. NV, the Nolando. Apt. sl-Fur-
nished room for two.
LONGFELLOW Inn, l202 18th ct; NV. and
Conn ave.,LafGe front room adjo d.tinn Oatn'
TRANSIENT attractive accom-
modations; private home board if
desired. Phone Col. e4o4.
14.s ST. N.W.-One Jewish young man wanted
in refined Jewish family to room aYd ooard.
23OS N ST. N.W.-sman room. plentiful board,
$50 per month. Phone West 1851.
with board: ami; suitable for men and married
couple; fine location for ofncers. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Weekly or monthly. Phone
Col. ZIG =.
1907 CAROLINE st. N.W-Clean, comfortable
room. with withou: board. So
board; suburban: within 80 minutes OF Treas
ury: one or two young men; reasonable. Call
Line. 2173.
1850 18th N.W.-Handsomely furnished large
front room: second floor; double or twin beds;
gentlemen: $50; excellent meals; 81 day; private
home: porches.
92l sth ST. N.W.-Nice room and board; ali
conveniences; $S5 per month.
1l19 ST.-Beautiful large front room, with
board; second floor; suitable for four; $3s each.
1881 ST. N.W.-2 double rooms with board;
$50 and $50 each. -
CHEVY CHASE, y; c.. suite of rooms. with
225-2e7 Z. CAPITOLDesirable rooms; good
table board: reasonable. Lincoln 1857.
ROOM and board for two gentlemen. 1900 e.
Capitol Call Lincoln 1904.
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FOR sALE-A sIx-RooM. DE-
tached frame house In good neigh
borhood. One bath, steam heat. Pos
session May Is. Price. $1,000. Easy
terms.
THOMAS ]. FISHER Z CO., Inc.
1888 18th st. NV,
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FOR RENT:

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS. PA.-Desirabis cot
tase. with garage; $3.50 per season. furnished.
more, Md.
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PROPERTY OF THE LATE D. T. MONAGHAN.
I. 9. consul to Jamaica consisting Of an at.
tractive 14-r0om home with cedar closets, three
bathrooms. hot-water heat. electric likhts, gas
and large garage, lot 100 IT. front BY $50
IT. deep; located at 1913 Monroe street, Brook
land. y: G. Apply at above address or phone
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

OFFICER LEAVING CITY WILL RENT FUR
Or. apt. in the Burlington from June to Oct. !;
particulars and terms. Address Room 200. Gus
tom House. Baltimore. Md.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING SUITE OF
rooms in large apt. house; 500 per month;
every convenience; immediate possession: ADULTS.
Address Box 63-H, Star Office
THE Observation-Disclosures apartment; inn
mediate possession. Phone Col. ETA.
81 18th ST. NW.-TWO SMALL ROOMS. RUN
ming water and kitchenette; gas and electricity;
use Of bath; rent. $40 per month; can be seen
from to Pm daily.
ATTRAc1IvELY 1FURNIsHED FIvE,RooM
FURNISHED APARTMENT, FIVE ROOMS
and bath: the Beacon; price, 500. Apply JAMES
r. HAMPTON CO., sos Vermont ave. Phone
Main 9552. 81
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North 283-W. %
COMPLETELY FURNISHED NEW HOUSE IN
Brooklana attractiyely located. near car line; 30
Ilnutec Treasury: six rooms and bath: electric
/; siSo. M. 11sTGy iS,t K ssese,hey nay
tD4ooksnll.
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FOR sALE-H0USN.
COattAU0A.

FOR sALE-oNLY &ssso.
Northwest corner. - 18th q. near
Park road. rooms and hath. IAf6s
lot with some ffHit and 3-stefy
stable. Pesssssioa Juls I. II pus.
chased this week.
", 8. MINSIx. Resa &, 1lie ,. ~.
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FOR SALE-CHEVY CHASE.
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF THE VERY BEST
Full SUBDIVISION III YOU CONFERENCE.-The
BUYING A HOME DO NOT FAIL TO SEND
FOR LIST. WE DESCRIBE A FEW OF THEM
Sl6.50O-One of the most attractive homes In
the hest bu!lt-up section Of Chevy Chase. Il
rooms baths. garage. hot-water heat. Com
plete In every detail. Lot 50x20O.
Corner. Built by owner for his home. II rooms
2 baths. attic. hot-water heat. Possession June
SiI ,OOO-On Conn., ave. 10 rooms. large. ga
rage. hot-water heat, electric lights. 100I200.
garage, hot-water heat. sleeping porches. 125x
S1s50o-A most desirable residence ON Graf
ton. Is rooms. baths. 150ft. front. large ga
rage, porches. etc.
$1oo00-Near Conn. ave. Nearly new. 10
rooms, 8 baths. garage. hot-water heat. porches.
Y It. front.
$s.250-Almost new. rooms. baths. hot
water heat, 50x9O, porches.
$S.500-Near Conn. ave. rooms. bath. ga
rage. -hot-water heat. 5o-ft. front and a very
cosy home.
Si2. 5O0-Near Conn. ave.: new; 10 rooms, 2
baths. garage for cars, hot-water heat. electric
lights. sleeping porches. Possession In 30 days.
$11, Observation-Disclosures. 10 rooms. 9 baths. hot
water heat. 75x127.
STONE L FAIRFAx, 1s4e N. Y. ave. NV.
FOR sALE+SS.O0O win buy this nice Groom
brick dwelling near LIST and SITS. NV; $3.50
cash. balance monthly. good location for such
STONE FAIRFAX. 1872 New York avenue.
bricks on W street between N. Cap. and LIST sts
porches. hardwood doors. hot-water heat. electric
lights; lots 20x140. 20-ft. alley. $500 cash.
.eT0G9 FAIREAxa &heDa u. 1S2,
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FOR sALE-ON BROAD AVE
niue. near two car lines. A six-room
brick dwelling with hot-water heat
and electric lights. Deep lot to alley.
Immediate possession. Price, 81 900.
Small cash payment.
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO., Inc,
738 10Th st. NV.
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BARGAIN AT Sz.975; MUST SELL; N. a. AVE.
near Park I'd: semi-detached; rooms and bath:
ami. 6rst-class condition: ideal location; lease
to expire October I: 10 per cent net Investment:
easy terms; make offer. Address OWNER Box
1857. Star Office - :
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

on 800-acre private tract on Severn river: eaay
access to Baltimore. Washington and Annapolis;
3 miles from Waterbury on W.. B. and A.: hath.
ing, fishing. ETC.; references required: $500 for
season. E. H. HORWITz. Waterbury. Md.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-09

every thing is in readiness for the
annual meeting today of the Maine
SportsIucns Fish and Game Associa-
tion, which will have its business ses-
sion AT 80 in the morning at the In
land Fisheries and Game Offices with
Il public meeting at go +. NJ. in the
nah of the House of Representatives
for tho discussion of fish and game
matters. especially the scarcity of
Tuflcd grouse in Maine; illustrated
lecture at 4 +. NJ. by DR.. Chauncey
Hawkins Of Boston. and banquet at
: T.. NJ. at the Augusta House. The
members Of the Northeastern Fish and
came commissioners Association will
be quests of the MaiAc men on Thurs
aay and will hold their annual meet
ing \ number Of the out-of-t town and
out -of-the- State persons vino viii at
tend had arriN cd last evening. Ing
attendance is expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-09

raised the amount Of $4,000, 900. This
mears that we must sell approximately
s4S. coo worth of stamps every day in the
wear except Sunday. Every person in
the State must be rea ched in some way
in order to make this possible. Much
dependence is placed upon the orsani-
zation Of our schools not only to fur
nish actual investors in the stamps,
but to promote the movement and car
nv the necessary personal interest into
every home.
In urging upon the children in all
Of our schools the saving Of their PEN
MES and their nickels to be invested
in Thrift stamps we may feel that W.
are not only asking them 10 perform
patriotic duty, and one which they
should delight in performing. but are
encouraging "A habit. which, in itself,
will prove OF almost inestimable prof1t
in its effects upon the standard OF our
living. No criticism can possibly come
10 any one for lending assistance to the
campaign on either Of these grounds
and both Of them are sure to find a
most responsive chord in the hearts of
the Leople of our State.
Already reports Of activity on the
part of superintendent, principals and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-09
New Corporations

The following new corporation. or
ganized under the laws of Maine. has
had its articles of Incorporation ap-
proved by the office of the attorney
general OF the state:
w. NJ. Jackson Co, organized Jan
Z at Portland. The capital stock with
which the corporation will carry on
business is not less than $4,000 The
number of shares that may be issued
is 10000 and all such shares shall be
common stock. The corporation may
issue and sell its authorized shares
from time to time for such considera-
ton as from time to time may be
fixed by the directors either in cash
for not less than, So or for real prop
erty, services, good will. patents, chat
tells, credits or other property voted
BY the directors to be in their opinion
OF 81 least the value OF IS a share,
Nothing Is paid in: shares subscribed;
3. President, E., ". Mann, Portland;
traHsurer. r.. H. IRWIN, Portland; clerk.
Charles d Booth !. P6rtland: directors.
the above fiiposeSzs general pub
fishing and other businesses: Approved
Jan. 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-09
WAR SAVINGS BY
MAINE PUPILS

is there any reason why any teach
err III the State should not own at lea ST
one War-savings stamp, a baby gov
eminent bond, before the end Of Ian
Uary at the January price Of s.1o and
what viii be the first town or CITY ia
report that 100 per cent Of its teachers
are investors" asked Glenn " star
key OF Augusta, the deputy State SD
perlntendent Of schools and director of
the war-savings campaign in the
schools, Tuesday.
In the national-wide effort to he
made during the next u months to
raise Two billions of dollars of war
1uhoS through the Sd lie of stamps full
recognition is given the Importance of
me schools as factor in its success"
continued Mr.. Starkey.
Inc government authorities at
washington have mapped out an ella
porate program for existing school
children in what is regarded by many
as me most stupendous undertaking
yet launched to raise money for war
purposes. True the total amount is
smaller by far than that represent ed
BY our Liberty loans, but in the war
savings stamp campaign the individual
investments are intended TO be small
me success Of the movement depends
primarily upon the number Of people
who can be interested in it,
y" one person is allowed to hold
over $1,000 worth of these stamps The
total TO be raised so to every man,
woman and child in the whole country,
or four stamps TO every individual be-
forf, the END Of the year.
To Maine there has been allotted to