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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-04

TAKOMA PARK,
WAahtnXton'e beautiful suburb; immediate pee-
session; large rooms and tile bath; lot. S00x
20 #: wei! shaded. concrete porehes; sleep
electric lights, buflt.in kitchen cabinet. larIe
closets throughout the house. enemaled gas
range. open fireplace. laundry tubs, e1tr.
the city. Price. $3.50. Terms.
DECATUR st. NV.
Corner house-an ideal spot rooms en0
tile bath. concrete porch. sleeping porch. farga
lot; shade trees. 81. eieetriefy. hardwssd
house that cannot be duplicated. Prize.
NV. SECTION.
(2) New houses; ready for occupancy; .
amt. h.w.h, gas. electricity. balt-in garage.
laundry tubs in cellar, front and rear porches;
one block from the cars. Price. $500.
co New houses: immediate possession: box
bath. AMI, h.-v.h., front aud rear porches.
gas, electricity, laundry tuba. buiit-in garage.
% New houses: immediate possession: large
, n:, shade tres ani H., hwh coscrsts
floors and trim. gas, electricity. laundry tubs,
room for garage. Handsomest hones In The
NE. SECTION.
goo sss1 s ssl ss s ss
II rooms and 9 baths ttilel. .h.-w.h. ami.
hardwood trim, laundry tubs in cellar, garage.
Can be arranged in a three-apartment BLDG. 4
wonderful investment. Price. $500.
Ne. rooms and bath. hardwood trim, gas, Iet
= alley; h;.w.h.; well built houses; possession.
We have other desir.bie city and suburban
D J: ": H6 BIO ~ co., g.. n't
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LEGAL NOTICES.
In the liquidation Of the
UNION CASUALTY INSURANCE ca.
(Phfia, Pal

Common Pleas Court Of Dauphin County. p.
Number 1l3. Commonwealth Docket l8ae.)
NOTICE TO PARTIES IN INTEHHST.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
claims (other than those ALREADY mad are
soon thereafter is practicable sknil de an
accornt in court with a scheEls OF dtstSibltipn.
Notice will be sivea BY pubiiHttou. and ta,see
lions thereto. Claims should be MED with my
agent in the Hgliidation. Thomas b. De1Aadson.
Special Deputy, 331 Walnut sfxeet, Phiiadei-
phia, Pa.
The Liquidation Is proeeedinE IN eecss1hnee
with Act Of Assembly Of June I, 1011 (RAm
pblet LAWS, page 599l.
CHARLES A. A1fDL1H,
Insurance Com'r. Of Peuusyav.nia. Hherisoyrg.
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Reduced Price

BUY THIS HOME: It 10 all
right. In one Of our finest. close-
in suburbs. only 90 minutes ride
on cars from cents- Of city; iume.
dfate pnsseasion. Has entrance haIl.
living room. dining room. largo
kitchen. pantry and phone ronm on
6rst door: 4 bedrooms. aleeplng
porch and finn tiled bath on Sec
ond door: a very lnrge ronm. which
could BE- used as billiard room or
bedroom. or a Medium sixad bed
room and one small room on third
door.
firepiace. garage. Summer ho1sa,
cold storage. fine Vegetable gar
den. grapevines. hedge aronnd en-
tire lot. rnses. impaired ahrubhery
and ane front porch. etc. Reduced
for quick saIN to $1f.750. Sec
% today.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 7la 18th st.
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FOR sALE-Dousm.
C0NStn1e,
b8D d. LATDEER COMPANY.
1894 New Yoek ave. -.



IlEKEDiATB PoSau1gIoN. s<
Near Cleveland Paek ara Cpnneet3cRf oEe.
car Hne-HandDone brick aWoniAH: WIfe front,
u sooms. : baths: sleeping porch: hot-water
BEAUTIFUL s-ROOM HOUsE.- HW.A; o
l0-room hsase. h.w.h. 18th 1t. bet. r and q.
io.roon ssass. 1.v.h.: r St bet. 18th ..a
s-room housa. furnace heat; westminstr.
Groom houses, furnace heat; Gresham 1t.
s-room hease. furnace heat: 1ssA bet. T and
j. F. HOLLAND. 1919 l1th. PAs.e n. e12s. 4.
sIX-RO0M PkACTICAILY NEW aOUsE;
tiled hath; h.-w.h.; eaeetxicity; price. $S.o00:
reasonable terms. OWNER. SS1 Shepherd st.
NV. q
THREE-sTORY 8RICK = SEVEN LARGE
ton. Price. 5000. unfinished, OF furnished,
$500. Address Boz I'VE. Star Once. -
FINE CORNER BRICK DWELLING, ON
Kentucky AVE. Sc. POSSESSION. 6
roems, bath. all impa. Only q, 76p. Terms
ROLAND c. BOOTH. as & nv. e. 27oe.
dele
$3.50 Will BUY a cox, GROOM BRICK,
2-story home. on paved street. near Pa. ave.
Sc; q bargain for the quick purchasef. Phone
HOUSEs-ALL SECTIONS. SIZE AND PRICE
several: others monthly tenant.
ae. between v and W. PEce, $3,l6o. $50
cash. balance to suit.
heat: downtown; ideal home for cesored at
low price. $4,000. on terms.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BB0KERS,
lab Ut. NV.
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Immediate Possession

Immediate Possession
MORRISON ST. Chevy Chase,
west Of Connecticut ave. 4 semi.
detsehed brick dwelling. practi-
cafiy new. in perfect condition: 8
lafDe rooms, Q baths. hot.vater
heat, electric lights. hardwood
Aoors, double garage: many un-
usual features.
Price, $10,5O
For ouick Sale.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 18th st.
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Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
8l3 18th St N. w. Main 426
First Floor Southern Gldp.

PARK ROAD. 10 ROOMS, BATHS: HOT.
water beat; garage: furnished II desired; In.
meosaoe pueeeseaon. $40 500
13ta st near Central HieA; 10 reese lot
water heat: owner occupant; possession 81 00o
18th st. abose Park I'd. 10 roo0o, 2 6efhs
hN.h:; else. owner occupant. ....... 80 600
Park rd.' Rooms; peeeA fr1ak; H.v.h. !;
az 800
11th and Obs; 9 rooms. al outaide nom
Tor EA{1Ge: h.y.h-. IS SEQ
North Capitol near N: roems. .SS60O
End a-e.. 800 block: II Fueuao fnr1aee 4 2O0
Oak St, 400 block; 6 fssas: h.w.h. eiec
porch lfonI. 81. 768
Stn ana 4 su- ne: pofcn front: rooms :
THOMAS b. PETTY. sois ii.h It ' ~
CENTRAL NORTHWEST: coRNER BRICK
dwelling: z bedrooms, paflor, Nhclry. DINING
room: Kitchen and Mushroom. besides nams.sas
Peiee and terms very reasonable. Address Dex
sEArON 81. NIAR n. CAP. 81.
. Wes story krsek: restns and hst6; csllas:
6ux1Aes heat. Pxiee. A.250. - = y
]. c. WELDON & CO..
IA EAs4 Ca0tfDl q,
80 Ha E !. :. . e! 80 g; " ss
eng haA ~ Z s6 - .
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ron sAIE-HoUsza
CoaSfn0sG.

Ss.,.. f,
wAsH1seroN HEIGHTS.
On California Ut. near 18th st. Q
10-room and 2-bafh brick heuee
with steam heat, electric h9AtAs
ETC.: terms can be arranged eecn-
pied BY q monthly tenant.
Price. $500.
Mt, s ssLA 4 Lg ~ E.. ..
MOTH z r WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS HOME for immediate
possession; has large rooms. 9
baths. 3 rear porches. front
porch, steam heat. electric lights.
hot-water heat, ETC.; good loca-
Price, $4,000.
0vnefon here from California -
sell at once.
SHANNON 4 LUCHs,
Main S34S. 71S 14th Ut.
CHEVY CHASE-To be sold thia
week; tmmediate possession; excep-
ttooally attractive and artistjcally
designed detached home OF large
rooms, tiled bath, screened sleepdAG
porch, hot-water heat, electric
lights; coal In cellar for winters
ehiekes house; sp.c: i sc .o garage.
sHANN0N & LUCHs.
Main 23z5. 7l8 18th gt.
BRAND-NEw corner house On
nice lot: 8 large, attrAetively ar.
ranged rooms; hardwood floors and
Ant
hghts; many Innovations and spe-
clal features.
,, sHANNoS Z LgcHs,
Main 2345. 713 18th st.
A NEW. VERY BEAUTIFUL g.
room and bath brick dwelling, with
hot.water heat. electric iightss
hardwood doofs, porches. etc.
Only 81 1000.
&2.250 cash. balance monthly.
SHANNON & LUCHs,
Main 2345. 713 18th ct.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME
at Somerset. Nd, Of II delightful
rooms, 2 baths, 2 lavatories. hot
water hest and electric iights, open
fireplace, servants toilet and
laundry. This house was specially
" built for owners home, and Is ar
tisticaily planned and Of substan-
tiAl construction. The grounds,
: which compose nearly I acre. are
adorned with choice flowers and
shrubbery, fruit and vegetable gar
den: garage: 10 tons Of coal In
cellar, which will 60 with the
property. Price. $4,000. Terma,
oae-third cash, balance can run.
Don't wait; cali.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345. lib 18th ct.
NEW HOUSE in q newly built
section Of the city. convenient
to car line; has 3 rooms. tiled
hath, hot-Water heat, electric
lights. hardwood trim and noors.
Price, $3.50
Terms TO be arran9ed.
' SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2346. 713 18th Ut.
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GOOD as NEW; ALL MODERN; 8 ROOMS:
y.rd Due xas srss S.es
hardwood trim; parquet floors; 20 #. front;
half block ears, on pretty Lamont st nv:
immediate possession; $500; $3.50 cab.
OWNER. IA Kenois bldg, 18th and @. Sc
FOR sALE-hANDsoME s-sToRY BRICK.
10 rooms; az mod. in,ps. Cost $4,000. VIII
sell for $3.50 to close an estate. Also an
' A. +. HSGrzMAN. 't ise o S soiS r. sv.
GOOD AS NEW; ALL MODERN; q ROOMS:
yard and wide alley: beautifully deeoraced:
hardwood trim; parquet floors; 20 It. front;
half block cars, on pretty Lamont st nv:
immediate possession; $500; $500 cash.
OWNER, 414 kenois bldg. llth and g. So
FURNISHED OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
st. NV. west Of 18th. Tvo-story brick; eieht
rooms and bath; hardwood noers, eiectrie
heater. etc. About $4,000 cash reouired. "A.
dress Boz TIE. Star Office. -
CHEVY CHASE-BEAUTIEUL HOME NEAR
the Circle; 10 rooms. baths; an mofesn im.
& acre Of ground: garden hedce; sSrubosry ~:
:sver.l forest trees: hoss newly redeeorafed
CLEVELAND PARK-Hxauisite bome. hs.sest
A carefully planned. extrenely well built ana
beautifully finished living room. EAT. HVins
perch on east side; dry. lishe. we'll ventilated
sToonds This IL IN IDEAL home fer 8 smsii
LEE D. LATIMER COMPANY.
1874 New York avenue. Franklin 61o6.
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DETACHED.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
10th st near Monroe: 8 rooms and bath:
Servants quarters: front and rear porches:
furnace heat: lot 25x10J. Price, $3.50. =
POSSESSION IN 10 DAYS
Irving st near 18th; 10 rooms and bath: hot.
water heat: electricity; large rear yard to Vfde
slley. Price, IS, 500
,.., cIssEL. TALBOT CO.. INC.
zoos New York axe. NV Main loo4
IoR sALE-TWoETORY FRAME COTT4GE:
z; rooms and bath: modern conyenieaees; lot tOx
12o feet: alley in rear: plenty room for garage;
located N excsLent g., ses6on: psices y, 80:
~ 11n 8iGA u -
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TOR sALE-DISTRICT ASSESSORS vALuA-
IION. OVER SAL 100: MY PRICE, 81. 200. ON
VERY EASY TERMS; A 2-FAMILY ERlCK
APARTMENT. o.: 1ST ST. NV. RENTED
AT $2sS PER YEAR. CHAS. A. SHIELDS,
1886 NEW YORK AVE. NV
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Call NJ. 1857. Col. 24o5 after 6p.m.

DOWNTOWN HOME. NEAR WHITE HOUSE.
Best residence street: charming sunny cot
LOOK: 10 large rooms: electric light; COED lot.
FAVOURABLE TERMS TO CLOSE AN rs
TATE AT $1c 5OO
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
J. v. n. T. B. HuYcK. 1917 q u. NV.
EXCELLENT LOCATION; Z ROOMS AND
hath brick, only $500. 8 Groom and hath
bricks: renting for $3.50: price. $4,0oo. 1
story apartment; renting for So: prica anly
S.'soe THoS. T. BROWN, GIT AZ st. s.W.
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LARGE WELL BUILT CORNER HOUSE or
"a ROOMS, BATHS: large dinfna room.
5Ox30 II. In most CONVENIENT DOWN..
TOWN SECTION near both car lines
PRESENT TENANT WILL SELL FIR.
NISHINGs COMPLETE AND GIVE IAINEDi.
ATE POSSESSION
GREAT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR
PARTY WITH LITTLE CAPITAL. Very Hb-
exal terms can b. arranged.
THOS =. FARRELL.
J. WALTER O'BOYI.E, Exc. Aeenta
N. 766. $50 Woodward bIde.
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Church ST., near 18th
. Rooms and bath: furnace heat
rfiee. $1,000.
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Near Iotn st. NV. on Heights.
Price ONLY $3.50
Downtown Home.
Only $3.50.

POSSE8S10N ONE WEEK.
Brick: rooms and bath: cellar; furnaee
heat; Let 20x120 It. to Soft. alley: room for
garage: ninuteS' walk Carnegie Library,
Terms. $500 cash. balance paid same as rent.
C. r. WARISG. FRANKLIN SSH,
30l SOUTHERN BLDG.
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1AlOLs -,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Near navy yard; Sstory brick residence;
practically new; rooms; al modern improve
ments; front and rear porches; large yard;
house in excellent eoadition; owner leaving
monthly like rent- Act quick.
A. c. HOCGHTON & CO.. 1915 n Ut. NV.
''W" havo the REST In every sectioa'' O.
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HANDSOME 10TH ST. HOME
Between Park road and Monroe.
TNINJEDI ATE noccrrrY~~v

: VI AIEDl-A Z fOSSESSlON.
4 beautiful 3-story. lo-room and S-bath
colonial brick; In perfect condition; most at
standard of modern home construction and
convenience. in superb location; offered By
o~Eer occupant at actual prewar price for
Quick sale. Price only SIS, 500 ON TERMS
TO SUIT Here is an extraordinary value at
these times. Act quickly.
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&TTHE ABOVE SALE. Is FURTHER POST
peaed until TUEBDAY. NOVEMBER FIFTH
1919 same place. at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm.
By ORDER OF TIE TRUSTEES.
] noildiAdsex6n
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
TELEGRAM IS RECEIVED FROM
 HERBERT HOOVER
More Details or the Re- quest for the Conserva- ton of American
 Food.

The Federal Food Administrator received the following telegram from the United States Food Ad- ministration this morning:
 GAS discussed at recent confer ence of federal food administrators here we are taking steps to mobilize for food administration work this year graduating classes in women's s and co-educational colleges through out the country. Mr. Hoover is ad- dressing a letter to the graduating women which reads in full as fol- lows:
 'The United States food admin istration calls you to it's service Our need is so great that we ap- peal to you to prepare yourselves as best you can and to enlist for the great work that must be done. There will be diversity of tasks and therefore diversity of talent and training can be used. All our ques- tions now center in food, it's pro- duction, it's distribution, it's use and it's conservation. The more you know about these things the more valuable you will be and the great CT will be your service to human ity. If you have not already done so we urge you to pursue studies dealing especially with food but these should be reinforced by courses in chemistry, physiology and economics. It will be well, too, if you have acquired the arts of public presentation of your knowledge to the people who so much need it. Fortunately most of our educational institutions now offer courses which give the neces- sary training for this work but to the others an appeal is being sent to provide such instruction wherev- CT it is possible. More details, sug- gestions and directions will be pub lished soon. Today our country asks you to resolve to do what you can in this hour of extreme peril to the democracy peoples of the world"
 Mr. Hoover is also writing the presidents of women's colleges and the departments of home economics in colleges and universities point ing out the necessity of educating women students for this work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
SPRING DRIVE
 OF FEATURES
 BY ". 3. GROSS
Local Theatre Magnate Says Business is Good and He Intends to
 Get the Best.

w. D. Cross, the local theatre mag nate and owner of the Coliseum, will leave on the Jefferson this even ing, for a several weeks trip to the outside.
 'I am after spring drive feat ures," he said, "and intend to secure bookings of some of the top-notchers.
 Business is good and l have every faith that Alaska is going ahead in spite of the war, and intend to be prepared to give the people of Ju. neau the best that can be bought for the money.
 Alaska is all right and Juneau is all right. The present, year will show a better business than 1917 and I am not hesitating to spend money for big features, knowing that they will draw here shall have along with William s. Hart some of the big stars in the movie business"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
GUY SMITH WILL
 HAVE CHARGE OF THE
 EMPIRES COLLECTIONS

Guy Smith, druggist and news az ent of Douglas, has taken full charge of the circulation of the Empire for Douglas and Treadwell from this date on. All complaints about non delivery of paper, new subscriptions or orders to stop delivery. should be made to MT. Smith, and he is au thorized to collect all circulation bills.
 E. J. White, of the Douglas Island News, continues as the correspond- ent of the Empire from the Island and all news items should be turned over to him for publication.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
NIGHT SESSION OF RED CROSS
 IS A SUCCESS

The first night session of the regular Red Cross schedule was held last night at the City Hall, and proved to be a thorough sue cess Over thirty women were present, most of them new work CTS who have not been able to attend the day sessions at the workrooms Surgical supplies ard hospital garments occupied the at tention of the women, and all work proceeded with the same ac- curacy and careful inspection em- ployed in the regular day ses- sions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
MRS. zIEGLER LEAVING

Mrs. A. H. Ziegler is leaving on the Princess Sophia for her home in the East to visit her brother, who has been ordered to France. Mrs Ziegler's brother, was recently com missioned captain in the armed forces of the United States and is at present located at Camp Mills, un der direct command of General w P. Richrdson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
JEFFERSON SOUTHBOUND
 THIS AFTERNOON

The steamer Jefferson is scheduled to sail southbound early this after ternoon. The following have made reservations to leave on the steam CT: A. T. Spatz, Mir. and Mrs. Don Reikolo, r. w. Ward, w. Y. Ham, mill, MT and Mrs. Smedt, MT. and Mrs. George Grigsby, Mrs. Dave Ter williger and family, Carlin Brother ton, Curtis Brotherton, w. A. Fer gusOn and wife Robert A. Semple, John Garnero Mrs. John Garnero, w. D. Gross and Sam Hirsch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
PRINCESS SOPHIA ARRIVED

The Princess Sophia arrived from the south last night and will be due to sail southbound tomorrow morn ing. The arrivals on the Sophia were A. w. Shiels, Judge Robert w. Jen- nings and P. Copp.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
Engraved visiting cards. wedding

Engraved vl0ftfhG cetob, Weddihg
 uvitations and announcements. and other society and business station cry: monogram dies and monogram quire stamping; and embossed O. clety and business stationery--the best on the Pacific Coast. Leave or aers at the ofAce of EMPIRE PRINT llJo COMPANY. q
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
FINE COMMERCIAL l1mTuo

The Emprre Printing Companys Job Printing Department is better equipped for Inc commercial and so- ciety printing than any printing ofdce in Alaska. New machineey and equipment has recently been in- tailed. and moro is unAee Way. NAhD us provs thsse statsmsass by siviag us your order. 0a
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
AN OLD PROPHESY IS FULFILLED IN
 TAKING OF RIGA

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 16.-An an- cient prophecy was fulfilled in the fall Of Riga. Two years ago the Russians took away from the city a number of valuable bronze and copper articles. Among them was an ancient church bell, around the rim of which ran the following in- scription in Old German. He who moves me from my place will lose Riga"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS
SCHOLARSHIPS-A scholarship you might select in the International Correspondence School. Scranton. Ia. Address scholarship. Empire.
 CLEANING OF ALL KINDS
 THE REN0vATORY Phone 3s4 :; Jimmy Moon

WIN TER RATES. You cant beat it, steam heated rooms with hot and cold running water in each for $10 and SIP tbe month. Tub and shower baths at the disposal of the guests. The most comfortable beds in town, big statements but come and see if they are not true.
 BERGMAN HOTEL
 Lee A. Kicker, Mngr.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16

Nveryboay reaGs THE DAPIRB sAs Tlnss. Whaa t b News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
Nll-l-lnAM G McADOO
 DirecE EenerSL oc RdxZrOdas $ rsTotc O U RAGH 6R~oSa N. N.

William Gibbs McAdoo, who in becoming Director General of Railroads the greatest responsibility in the history management has reputation for achieving icnt taFks Having only experience ro
 a aree part in the management of the campaign that Wilson President with limited exe nce Secretary Treasury. and in ad ton geate loans subscribed in this country
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
.FRENZIED BIDDING
 OF ART TREASURE CAUSED AN EMBARGO

BERLIN, Jan. 16.-Frenzied bid ding at recent art auctions here has prompted the Prussian cham Der by unanimous vote to author ize the Government to enact law prohibiting or impeding the sale abroad of art objects or paintings of old masters now owned in Ger many.
 Give us your next order Tor trans fer work or coal. Juneau Transfer Company. Phone @A
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16

Phone 1t to The Empire. No STA.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16

"All the Eews An ths Time 2
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16

FOR RENT-2, and 4-room fur nished housekeeping, $s up; reason able. ''The cozy corner of Juneau" Cli6 Apartments, near Court House.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16

- B1PsRD-An the News All GDoa ooene1 an1 Nats ssreeeA
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
FOR RENT-Apartments

], FOR RENT-New 4-room house cheap rent; phone 429.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
TURKISH BATHS

uI4ExaD0 Bkrn HoUsnArurtish moo1la Dssaa. sh0wsF anA tub baths 0ey 6Dl Seoa0 bonk 110 yfoat et 0sae 1eA il-sstt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-14

Augusta, Maine, Nov. II, 1918.
To the Editor Of the Kennebec Jour-
nal:
My dear Sir: Having lived and
travelled in seven different countries
of the world and having been a sub
scriber to the New York Tribune for
years and. in order not to be led by
the expressions Of the editor Of one
paper alone, daily reader Of the
New York Times also, feel that my
opinion in regard to the quality and
value OF editorials is as good as that
Of your critic. NO Name" So per-
NIT me to say that during my short
stay in Augusta I have been i'm
pressed by the fairness and business
Of the editorials of the Kennebec
Journal during these days of conflict,
not only on the battlefield but in
political fields as we'll. and it has Civ
en- me pleasure to frequently send
these editorials to France in order
that my husband and son might know
that the old Republican party had not
flung down its torch and the best Of
all, that the State Of Maine stands for
backing our boys over there"
An Appreciative Reader.
1.-THE name OF the above writer was
attached but is withheld by request.
Ed
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Found Encouragement
Norridgewock. Main

Nov. II, 1913.
Editor Kennebec Journal:
Dear Sir:
In your editorial this morning
read the letter from No Name and to
offset it l am going to write and
thank you for your extremely good
editorials OF the past three years. Be-
fore then l didn't pay much attention
to them or to newspapers in general
more than the news Of the towns l
knew, but since / began to wake up
to the fact that this was an epoch
making time have been reading your
editorials and always have agreed
with them. perhaps that is why
liked them). Anyway they usually
put what l thought and believed into
words or else gave me a new point Of
view OF things. The news OF the war
that / read in the Kennebec Journal
I always considered reliable and I
always went to your review OF 1t for
my facts. On the liquor question
also found your views good and
hope you will keep hammering them.
Now I am not writing this for pub
LEGATION but to thank you for the
cheering things you have said and
the lashings you have given where
they were needed.
have one boy in France and two
more whom I expected would have to
60, and many times I needed some
thing to revive my patriotism and
found It in what you had written. So
thank you again.
Yours very sincerely.
E. B. NJ.