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The New York herald., 1921-03-18
Borough of Richmond-saIe or Rent.
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Long Islahd-SaIe or Rent.

Long lslahd-SaIe or Rent.
BAY SHORE. furnished bungalows and
cottage, and rooms at $500 tlp also for
sale at $500 up; part cash. j. Wehn, Bay
Shore. Phone 62i-W.
CENTRE hall. room house. enclosed porch
car garnge. 80 minutes out $40 500
OWNER, boy 324 Herald Herald 50.
FOR sALE-Beautlfur brick Colonial resi-
dence, completely furnished for housekee
Ing, ~ rooms. baths decorations hy proni-
nent New YORK firm; awnings, copper screens
throughout about IL acres: HicKs Nur-
series planted trees and shrubs two car ga
rage, includini new Ford station wagon;
chauffeur's quarters completely Furnished. 35
minutes from Penn station; Nsnhasset. T..
i. Telephone MAnhnsset $50 or write lGIIN
~. BERll1CH, Secretary. Brokers protected.
FAR ROCkAWAY (52 Dickens ST - fam
ily, Y rooms and bath; electric, &C.; newly
renovated from cellar 10 roof; 3 minutes
from station. Immediate possession small
cash payment, easy terms on balance CT,IN
TON TRADING ColtPORArToN 1856 Rcmsen
St, brooklyn. Tel Main 1910.
LYNBRoOK District t.-AttrecfIve- modern
shingle house 20 lease furnished ST 500 a
year; boating and bathing Tolephone Q7T-W
bynorook Address FRANCEIYN, Rhame
av. East Rockaway.
MOTOR otTr TODAY TO WESTII6PT,T- Al,
and 500 the eight beautiful Colonial rot
taEes We have just completed CONTAINING
seven anu eight rooms and ono and two
Gated on large plots, with beautif,,i syer.
greens. hedge and Towering shrubs. rnodor-
ate cash payment aud balance like ront. fuiI
benefit of ten years tax exemption law. FOL
low BroadWay through Flushing 10 Little
Neck 20 minutes by rvprcqs .rafn iron,
Penneaylvania Station n Little Neck station.
then 2 minutes walk 90 the houses Hest
weekday trains 02o. t.s2. 2:4f, S.SG. 4;3f
and ht03. SUNDAY trains 29 minutes after
ench hour. RlCKEBT. BROWN REALTY
CO ~ Nan1ethiit av Tel. Vanderbilt 04sl
SHELTER ISLAND, n. y.-For sale. sum
mer home, built by deceased architect for
nus own Use, one aud oHe-hair acre plot
frontage on Grocnpntt Uny adtoluiny goif
course mas private dock. boathuuse. bath
houses and ha,hlag beach: masters bed
rooiIlss, HntVehts bedrooms Apply iii
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ys~~~~~~~>~~
WANTED 70 buy. home In suburbs adjacent
to New York: house ~ eight or ten rooms; /;
all improvements; prefer place with ] acre
OF ground; refined nelghhorhood Address
1853 Highland ay., Middletown, n. y.
WANTED, u factory at once IN New Jer-
sey must be On railroad with good traffic
facilities and sufficient space Tor expansion.
g J6i Herald
WANTED FOR INVESTMENT, private
house, altered into apartments. MANIiAT-
TAN or HEOOKITS state lowest price,
rents and expenses. a 9Ts Herald, Fulton st.
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MODERN is-ft., near EOS; immediate pos
session: terms attractive. Murray Hill
4ggg
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weslchester--snlc or Reni.

FoR sALE-M White Plains, "a lots 5ox
ZOO; ten minutes walk from station, high
fore May | will make aftrnctiya nr,cns e Ia
terms Tor one o. all For fuil particu-
lars apply e ~ - FISH h27 5th av'. n. ~
ron, sn>a katonah, y. y. 25 acres; no
% %suld,nss. nigh building site; overlooking
lnkei mules station: some wood EMILE
EUNRARD. katuuah, n. y.
LARCHMoNT ON SOUND.
An nll year house wlth wonderful yioy ~
water near beanh; fne blgliving room with
fireplace ilNc master sleeping rooms: three
bathe, hot water heat. can be houeht com
pctely Furnished for S2f 600, Inquire i. VAN
'nEusbN' Pelham Manor Phone fi02 rel
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Connecticut-sale or Rent

FOR Sale.--Wcst shore. near water. room
house. all modern improvements; electric
ity: quiet location: or for rent furnished,
adults only. Inquire Room 214. 1S5 Church
4 Nnm. uaNnn- Conn.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED room IN high class private
house. 7so Herald, Herald 50.
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Miscellaneous.

LoFTS-Possesslon: Is w. Goth, 56x92; 1913
Blocker st.. 25xt00; y White ST.. 50x1o0.
OWNER. 2T22 Longacre.
OFFICES. LOFTS, WAREHOUSES;, SHOW
ROOMS; ALL SECTIONS. ]. CLARENCE
DAVIES, 80 NASSAU ST.: JOHN iii. 81
EAST I'D ST: Vanderbilt 9175.
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MORRISTOWN - Three miles depot FUR
nished, exclusive - rooms. . baths, bill
liards, library, sleeping porch. garage,
stables: With without large farm, orchards.
gardens; monthly $3.50. 357 w. 2ith. Chel
sea 1856, 1872.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED.

WEST I'D ST.-Twenty-five foot
house, Is rooms. o baths; an oppor-
tunity TO buy out boarding house
With long lease at very low rent.
Seen between and o'clock, w. II.
PECKHAM, zoo West I'D It.
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Jersey city. Hoboken. HUDSON Go.
FARM PROPERTY.

New Work.
COLUMBIA CoUNTY-Ideal domestic, nine
rooms, three acres, village property, near
station reasonable G 255 Herald Herald 50.
Long Island.
SMALL chicken farm, buildings, modern and
substantial go Herald, Fulton Vt.
New Jersey.
am tic owner choice poultry land, near
school, IN T-i5-26 acre plots, 500 10 $500
per acre, With terms no buildings; near big
wostwood Poultry Show, Erie Railroad, 20
miles New York city. J. u. BLOOMER,
uillsdalo, n. J..
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SIX room house. furnished. near station, sea
shore, excellent condition. a0x2uo; Avon.
New Jersey; terms: sacrifice $500. LEVY,
AZ w. Saith, room 110S.
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=,
EDUCATED. reliable business woman, woulJ
exchange ctnpenionshp evening with lady
for room and use ~ kItchenette; out OF town.
10 Herald, Herald 50.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. 10 59th St. OncIusiye).
East River to North River,
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A HOME FOR YOUR OWN PRICE ALMOST
the rest OF my lifetime. but a death has
made me wish 10 sell, and being left all
alone / shall get rid OF II and its associa-
tions at once. II you are looking for com
pete home at nominal figure OF $4,000 at
cost me S35, ,000) you can get this one, and II
desired l viii sell the furniture and even the
food in the house. / want no more OF IL, as
the incentive to keep and live In It Is gone.
1t is in Farmngdale. y. j., 73 minutes from
Jersey City via Jersey Central X. r. III you
will look and want a home ] know you VIII
details. Oriental rugs, Frigldiare electric Ice
box, mahogany furniture, hair mattresses.
solid silverware. china. glassware, enamel
kitchen range, Detroit vapor oil stove, cork
floor in kitchen, oak floors elsewhere; plate
glass windows. library Of hundreds OF vol
umes. couches. pictures, mirrors, Victrola
and records; all home canned fruits and
vegetables, electric lamps linens, bedding.
COAL wood &c. Lot II 50x1T6, house 3Sx3S
IT.; car garage. and viii sell my Stude-
baker also. Colonial architecture. House
only ~ months old; asbestos roof; frame
construction; Welsh tile veranda: copper
leaders; copper screens all over the house
Nothing but the very best that could be had
was put IN this home. tPhotos on request.)
GEORGE, Box 2l2, Farmngdale, n. J.
A village farm. near Ridgewood; convenient
express station: long, low type house. 3
rooms, all improvements; large shade trees ;
outbnildings; acres; garden. fruit. berries.
asparagus. spring brook, trout pool. FRED
ERlCk A. TETOR. Ridgewood, ~ n.
ASBURY PARK, Alienhurst, Deal Beach;
bradley Beach, Ocean Grove, Elberon Sc;
summer houses, hotels, garages. JACOB A.
KING, opposite North Asbury Parl; Station.
AVON, n. J.-Furnished house, ideal loca-
tion, nine rooms, modern improvements.
Phone $3.50 Belleville.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

New Jersey.
BARGAIN-Modern 8 room house. near sta
tion, forty minutes New York; fine loca-
ton: garage: 800 month. l.. *. BALDWIN,
Park Ridge N. J. Telephone 34S3-J Lambert
Paterson. ". j.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
BROOKS e MOMANp.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
11a BROADWAY. PHONE RECTOR 2261.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
.o1-@1o1ooo~O~~~~~ ~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~1-~>
AsHFoRTH CO., 5ol 9th av. Tel. Mur-
ray Hin OLE.
CHARLES BERLIN. 1888 Bwas Manage
ment. sales, loans.
z. c. II. VOGLER.
Amsterdam av. and SD ST.
T. K. WOOD 4 Co.
1913 West I'D s..
J. RoMAINE BROWN.
200 Madison av.
THE QUEENsBoRo CORPORATION.
80 East 42d 81. cor. Madison ay
From Battery TO 14th ST.. Inclusive.
NO. 1873 WATTS ST..
between West end Washington sts.; near
yehicular tunnel 70 Jersey small three story
building; possession April. owner. SAMUEL
KILPATRIck. 149 Broadway.
NO. 3s4 WATER sl'..
between Oliver st. and Catharae slip, three
story bric.s building, $4,000 SAMUEL Kill
PATRICK, 14o broadway. Tel. Cort. 3i03.
WASHINGTON 81. FELLOW CARLISLE
one story brick building, 23xSg. suitable for
stor2ge or could alter 10 store; possession 60
days; attractive terms. NM. a. WHITE *
SONS. 90 Cedar 81. Telephone 900 John.
a. East Houston, corner OF Mulberry st.;
SIX story manufacturing building, with
elevator, steam heat and power; fine light,
Immediate possession. CllAS. +. MOVES
co, l1s William 81
400 west ST. tcornsr) six lots for sale be-
low Ganseyoort Market. OWNER, 42g West
It.
Above 18th -. 70 seth -. dnCiusive).
East River 60 North River.
FOR sale. bargain. $4,000 for 80 West 10th
st.. on ground rental. story residence or
suitable for converting for business: own
broker. THoRNE, GO Bway. Phone 65I3
Bowling Green.
ETH ST. 20 u. (Madson aud Park avs.) -
story and basement With atory exten-
sion; possession arranged. JOSEPH G..
ABRAMsoN, 40 W. 18th Bryant 4oa4.
Above 50th st.-6th Az. TO East River.
MODERN is-ft.. near EOS; immediate pos
session; terms attractive. Murray Hin
4eao.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Four story dwelling In East 10Th st.; ~
rooms. baths perquet flooring, electric
I light, steam heat bargain. Terms 10 suit.
SHAW. ROCKWELL 4 SANFORD,
/ West t25th 1T.
"a II. sist ST. story American basement
and three baths. large oxtenson. hard
wood floors and electric light, immediate
possession. Seen any day between and 3.
Asking price S55 .00Q. JOSEPH q. ABRAM-
y SON. 10 w. 10th Bryant 40oi.
Above 50th st.-5th Az. to North River.
\ DWELLING West 1aOth; possession October
l. price Sli 500; terms 10 suit w. REY-
NOLDS, II Cromwell plnce. White plains
Washington Heights, Above ie5,h ST..
West OF stiI Av
DWELLING, 9 story high stoop. iSxiOo, II
\ rooms 2 baths. steam heat; arranged for
I two families: Immediate possession JOHN
+ =. LEO, JR., St Nicholas az Ci6athl.
( Borough Of BronN-SaIe or Rent.
/ FIVE story flat house. opposite n. Y. Cen
'ra Melrose station: price right. net profit
over $1,000. 800 East 1921 80, apt. 2B
lot. 2axsG6 adjoining corner ia9th
At. Gerard and Jerome avs, Bronx.
price $1,000 mortgage $4,000.
/ Apply 800 East iG2d ST.. Apt III.
i lot on concourse. south fG5th st.,
szc 2Jx06.6. price $1,000 mortgage
$4,000 $50 Fast iG2d. Art 2R.
4 Borough of BrooI,iyn-snlc or g,rt.
Il
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Washington Heights. Above ig5,h 81.
West OF stil Av.

DWELLING. 9 story high stoop. iSxioo. II
rooms baths, steam heat; arranged for
two families. immediate possession. JOHN
T.. LEO. JR., st. Nicholas av. (t6hth).
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

B'wAY. ees4 G02d)-Three rooms, bath,
kltchenete; clean, attractive. Supt.
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New Jersey-sale or Rent.

G. HAIRY ABBOTT.
Shore front property. Stamford. Conn.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Brooisiyn-SaIe or Rent.


FACTORY Sites, 800 square feet fronta ge
for street, Greenpoint section. Morgan av..
Brooklyn. FABRIC DRY CLEANING MA
CHINERY CO., building SO. iIth St, Il klyn.
Sunset gill
HENRY S. MOTT CO.. city, country real
estate, 367 Fulton St, Brooklyn. Main 4o67.
MANHATTAN BEACH.-Possession at once :
near ocean. rooms and baths. eleoping
porch, electricity, parquetry; 30 Doner St..
Keys next door. II. A. CROSBY, 293
Greene
|. Borough OF Queeus-Snle or Rent.
Lots WITH SUBORDINATION,
Edgemerc, sONi00; 81 900
FULL commission to brokers.
GEORGE NElMAN, 80 Fifth Avenue.
TAX EXEMPT.
STENBERG BROS. one family cottages at
Richmond Hill, South, 50 600 up. Fulton 81.
Il" to Greenwood av. station. Greenwood
stairway. Telephone Richmond Hl 5936-
Borough of Richmond-Sale or Rent.
HOUSE, 10 rooms, . baths. steam heat
5ex2O0 opposite club; 50 minutes to Bat
terry price $4,000; terms reasonable.
FRANK L. FISHER CO., 80 f. 42d II.
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r. 2D ST, near Berry st.--a story aud bsrc-
mont brick and brownstono; occupied by \
families; bargain. $4,000. Greenpoint 2i72.
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REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.
Westcbester-SaIe or Rent.

MOUNT VERNON-$3, 900 cash buys new
nome $4,000: easy terms: quick action
necessary: good location. Murray dill 6424.
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Borough Of Bronx-saie or Rent.

FIVE story fiat house. opposite n. ". Con.
'ral Melrose station: price right; net profit
nNNr S.. 600 900 Enai lN2h ct. apt. 2E.
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coMNnrrER.s remodellea fnrn,hnuse. \

COMMUTERS remodelled farmhouse: all
year home In the hills OF northern New
Jersey, ideally located on main road, IL min
utes' walk TO II. X. express station, out
skirts Of Jerseys best known residential park:
y minutes on - L. & w. X. r.. completely
modernized and provided with electric light,
steam heat, running water. There are two
Die open Treplaces, nine large rooms and
completely appointed bathroom, also extra
toilet and washroom; very wide verandss;
outbuildings include garage, barn, chicken
house, with run and well house, grounds al
most an acre, 700 #. elevation: no mosquitoes:
$1,000 cash secures title and occupancy, bal
ance of 50 800 on easy term mortgages. For
details address HOME. Post Office Box 3ls,
city Hall Station. New York city
MoRRIsTowN y Three miles depot fur
nished exclusive, ~ rooms, . baths, bill
lizards, library. sleeping porch. garage,
stables; with. without large farm, orcha rds.
gardens monthly $3.50. 357 w. 2ith. Chel
sea 14s6, ~.
RIDGEwoOD. y. J.--F'or sale. large house.
with large rooms and large reception
hall; house up to date and substantially
built; large barn with two box stalls. two
up 10 date hon houses; about one-half acre
OF ground situated at 2Si East Ridgewood
av. about II minutes walk from the sta
tlon; apple, pear. cherry, peach and shade
trees, grapes and cultivated blackberries,
with large garden; this place must be seen
to be appreciated: win sell at sacrifice II
sold at once. For full particulars and terms
address Mr.. JOHN J. SERIAL. AS West
or home address, 2sI East Ridgewood av.,
Ridgewood. n. J. Tel. Ridgewood 757.
ELBERoN. DEAL. WEST END.
Furnished Cottages for Rent.
WARDELL & BURKE.
Near Railroad stetlon. West End. y. J.
ENGLEwoOD settling estate 10 acres. large
stone house: sacrifice. Owner Murray
Hill 1862.
GLEN RIDGE. new seven room house. two
baths. enclosed living porch, decorated,
large lot, fine location; Si5,5o0; easy terms.
Q 2ss Herald Herald 81
MOUNTAIN LAKES HOMES for sale or 20
rent; new and used only agent with COM
plete listing. Prices $4,000 70 $4,000 Rent
ais by month, season and year, very reason
able. y. Y. HEWITT, 2A5 Pollard road.
Mountain Lakes, N, J. Tel 5f2 Boonton.
SACRIFICE by builder; must sell by April
10 reduce expenses g room house, tiled bath /:
plot 100xi30 feet. Dutch Colonial. $500
cash, 5000 easy term mortgage buys II; In
the hill section, west OF Montclair fine COM
muting service big bargain convenient 10
express station and near pretty lake afford
ing excellent bathing and boating. CON
STRUCTOR, r., o. Box 1is, City Hall Station,
New York city
SIX room house. furnished. near station,
shore excellent condition. a0x200; Avon.
New Jersey; terms: sacrifice $4,000 LEVY,
AZ w. 34th, room 110s.
Jersey City. Hoboken. Hudson Co.
JERSEY CITY.-Best residence section, de-
tached Colonial brick house. T. large rooms,
baths garage; large grounds. Tel Mont
gomcry 304g.
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Above 50th st.-5th Az. to North River.

DWELLING. West ta0th; possession October
price Sli 500; terms 70 suit, w. REY-
NOLDS, IL Cromwell plnce. White Plains,
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FOR SALE.

FULLY EQUIPPED. HEART OF
DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL SECTION. BROADWAY,
NEAR FULTON ST. CAN BE USED
SEPARATELY OR EN- SUITE; WILL
SUBLET UNFURNISHED IF DE-
SIRED; PRICE AND RENTAL
NOMINAL; WRITE QUICK II IN
TEIESTED. f. s., BOX s02 HER
AID, FULTON ST.
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lot 2axsG.6. adjoining corner 1dqth
st, Gerard and jerome avs, Bronx
price 81 900. mortgage $4,000.
Npply Q0n r0qt tgrd a. Ant OF
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Batter, to l4,h ST.. Inclusive.

BROADWAY, near Franklin ST., office space.
1000 square feet or less: telephone extern
sion. f. j. GUILFOYLE & CO.. i65 Broad
way. Cortiandt 7475
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-18
Historic Organ
May Be Placed in
Old Fort Western

Organ Said to Be First That Ever
Came into Augusta Presented by
n. L. Kelley of Boston, a Native of
Belgrade - Gift Will Be Appreci-
ated by Lovers Of Antique
H. l.. Kelley of Boston, a native of
Belgrade. has sent to Eugene C.
CARL an old organ with the under
standing that it be placed in Fort
Western or some similar place in
this city. This organ is said to be
the first organ that ever came into
Augusta and it is thought to be over
100 years old.
The instrument was given to the
aunt of Mrs. Kelley Is years ago by
the father of Marcellus Chandler, for
whom Chandler street in this city
was named, and was formerly used
in the South Parish Congregational
church. The organ is made of pine
wood and the pedal was hammered
out from iron in a blacksmith shop.
The keys are made of genuine ele-
plant tusk ivory and the As pipes
are constructed of pine.
Gen. Joseph Chandler was the
father Of Marcellus Chandler. He
built the house now occupied on
Chandler street by Richard E. Good
win and later built and occupied the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-18
LINCOLN PUPILS SHOW
GO0D ATTENDANCE RECORD

Pupils not absent nor tardy at tne
Lincoln school during the term ended
June II, 1921, for Grade Marjorie
GRAY. Charlotte Dinsmore, Leila
Jones, Evelyn Knox, Margaret NAL
low. Eleanor Moran, Arthur CALDWELL,
Maurice Campbell. Chester Latin,
Leslie Phalen, Robert Sayward, Mel
vim Chamberlin.
Grade II-Mary Carter, Catherine
Blanchard, Frederick Searcy, Alfred
Sanborn, Everett Batchclder, Will
fred Hubert, Elizabeth Campbell,
David Baker, Harold Caldwell.
Grade III-Norman Allard. Marion
Allen, Bernard Ellis Gertrude Frain,
Alice Grua. Frederick Jeffers. Mar
jorie keenan,, Ruth Keller, Zena Paul.
Dorothy Malloy, Hugh Tribou,
Charles E. Pease, Donald Perry.
Grade ". teacher, Miss Lufkin-
Shorey Allan, Pascal Brann, Arthur
Getchell. Paul Jolicoeur. Elliot Kim
ball, William Larrabee, Irene Allen,
Olive Bowditch. Rosemary Edwards,
Hilda Daniels, Lucille Hanson,
Helen Hambleton, Ruth LennoX.
Grade ", teacher, Miss Libby
Bernard Kittredge, Florence McKen-
ney, Linwood Partridge, John Paul.
Charles Pedder, Richard Smith, Mary
Calvert. Muriel Holmes. Charlotte
Longfellow, Lennette Norcross,
Muriel Perry, Myrtle Staples, Rachel
Warrell, Carlene Weston.
Grade V-Madelene Gannett, Inez
Jordan, Dorothy Marble, Louise SAT-
ford, Louise Tracy, George Andrews,
Linwood Dorr, Franklin Jones. Laur-
Ter Jolicoeur, James North, Robert
Sellar, Frances Baker.
Grade VI-George Bachelor Rob-
ert Leadbetter, Earle Baker, Walter
Soule. Frederick Lennox, Lee Wash
burn, Thelma Creasey, Marguerite
Murphy, Louise Washburn, Marion
Stewart, Sylvia Hanson, Stanley
Hart, George Neale, Edison Wilder,
Dorothy Creasey, Elinor Fifeld,
Katherine McKenney, Harriet Lee,
Beulah Blaisdell.
,, Grade VII-Robert Allard, Ruth
Bunker, Charlotte Carleton, Dora
Cameron, Deroyce Eastman, Melvin
Frain. Helen Freeman, Norman Hay
den, Richard Hayden, Estelle Jones,
Raymond Jones, Blanche Kimball,
John Lister. Clayton Nichols, Verna
Phillips. Harriet Raynes, Marion
Sawtelle, Gertrude Trull
Pupils not absent for the year end
ing June II, 1921: Deroyce Eastman,
John Lister, Katherine McKenney.
Elinor Fifield, Dorothy Creasey,
Tracy, James North, Franklin Jones,
Laurier Joliceour, Charlotte Long
fellow. Shorey Allen, Hilda Daniels,
Ruth Lennox, Eleanor Dean, Mar
Jorie Keenan,, Charles Pease.
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RED CROSS APPEAL
For Aid Pueblo Flood Victims-s5oo,
Geo Needed Immediately


The following signed appeal has
been issued officially from Pueblo.
Col, the scene of the recent flood:
Five hundred thousand dollars
are urgently needed as q bare mini
mum sum to do most necessary re-
lief and rehabilitation work in the
city of Pueblo, according to conser-
vative and careful estimate. On be-
half of the stricken citizens of
Pueblo the undersigned earnestly
appeal to the generosity and SYM
pathy of the nation to assist in
meeting the situation, which is en-
tirely beyond the resources of the
community, by sending in their con-
tributions.
More than 1900 families already
have been listed by the Red Cross
census as being in need of help.
Many of these have lost all they
possess. These families represent
an approximate total of 1000 per-
sons and the census is not yet COM
plete. Hundreds of dealers. large
and small, have been paralyzed by
the flood which completely swept
away their stocks and ruined the
buildings in which they were housed.
The damage is estimated between
S15,00O,O00 and $25 1000, 900, exclusive
of loss to municipal highways and
railroad property. The flood victims
must be helped to regain normal
economic existence before the city
can return to it's position as a self
supporting community.
Upon invitation of the governor
of Colorado and the city of Pueblo,
the American Red Cross has under
taken the task Of rehabilitation and
is in charge of all relief work. Des-
titute families are now being taken
care Of in refugee camps and thou
sands are being fed daily in field
kitchens maintained under the Red
Cross direction. Initial steps to re-
habilitate these unfortunate persons
have been started. So that they
again become productive citizens
and not continuing objects of char
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Church Notices

WINTHROP STREET UNIvER-
sALIST church, Rev. A. Francis
Walch, minister; Sunday services At
1890 with address by George =.
Clarke, secretary Chamber Of Com
merce No other service for the DAY:
GREEN STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL church, Rev. w. J. Lay.
ton. pastor: Worship and sermon, 1890
a. M: church school. IL M; Epworth
League, $50 P. NJ; Children's day pro-
gram at 7.3o p M. Mid-week service,
Wednesday $50 p. NJ.
PENNEY MEMORIAL UNITED
BAPTIST church. Rev. Howard H.
Brown, pastor: 1880, morning wor-
ship. attended by the Masonic Fra
ternities of Augusta; r. Bible school;
4.30. Baccalaureate sermon, Augusta
tHigh school. Mid-week service:
Prayer meeting, Wednesday 100. No
evening service.
SAINT MARKS church, Pleasant
street, near Winthrop street, Rev. Ed
ward NJ. H. Knapp, rector: $50 "A.
NJ, holy communion: 1890 A. NJ, mat
| ms andr sermon: p. NJ, evening
! prayer. No services during the week
F, owing to the rectors absence from the
| city on church business.
| ALL SOULS (Unitarian) church
Paul S. Phalen. minister: 1890 A. NJ.
morning service. congregations
hymns. organ music and sermon
Church school closed until September
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL church
James II. Ecob, D. d. pastor: Sun
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ity. homes must be built and pro-
ductively restored, with the principle
always adhered to Of making the
sufferer help himself as far as he is
able. This will necessitate funds
being made available Immediately.
The Red Cross has appropriated
S1O5.OOO to the relief funds, but
general subscriptions reported to
date have been light.
MAY we, the undersigned. urge
the need of haste on the part or
those who can assist, expressing our
deep gratefulness for the assistance
that may be given.
(Signed)
"OLIVER SHOUP, Governor of
h Colorado.
JAMES l.. LOUvREN, President
Pueblo City Council.
&c. L. L. GAM. President Pueblo
Commerce Club.
~. F. HEATING, Chairman Pueblo
CHAPTER A. R. c.
President Harding has requested
that contributions to aid Pueblo be
sent through Red Cross channels.