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The New York herald., 1921-07-10

LARCHMONT-A beautiful stone residence,
nercb ,oVsly ,or rooms; ms, os,ns' enclosed sun
this house has been published by The sun
for reason Of It's artistic design owner must
Frank /. Esrer. owner. 81 Ess, asd. T n. y.
Muir Hill 1926. Tel. Sunday. 80 Larchmon,,
LARcHMoNT-Fin building plot. ioorie4;
excellent residential neighborhood; water,
walk; reasonable price. HOWELL. c. PER-
rim, r. 42d st. Murray Hill 2f2s. Larch-
mont 1888.
LARcHMoNT. sacrifice for Immediate
restricted location. near station. Phone
OWNER. Larchmont ao. Fitzroy 27eo.
LARcHMoNT GARDENS. fine plot. 75xiso.
central location your own price and terms.
z. l.. BRooME. 4e Wall II.
MODERN dwelling. near Van Cortisndt Park:
steam heat; hardwood floors: plot io1
feet front suitable for fine two family
house. l. iii5 Herald. Harlem.
NEW RocHELLE-Must sell beautiful
home In Rochelle Heights; first floor. CEN
tire hall, Twins room, dining room. pantry
and kitchen. second floor, four bedrooms
and baths. servants rooms on third:
garage improvements consist of open fire
place. hot water heat. gas and electricity.
shrubbery. &c.; mortsage. ti,, 900; asking
s2t.5oo: F. a; RELLsTAB. 81 North av.
Tel 3sIf New Rochelle.
NEW RoCHELLE-co room dwelling. over !
acres; one Of the highest locations In West
chester county; stucco. with Spanish tile
distance
station: attractive price and terms 70 de-
sirable party. r. NJ. 32I Herald, Herald 50.
OWNERS CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
builds and finances. rs w. <3d ST., N. "
PELHAM HEiGHTs-For sale. ysI Pelham
baths. hot water heat; heated garage; large
spect any time or call Pelham 1illR.
REYNARp a KRAFT, re.i Estate.
Guiding I masters rooms. bath. maids
room, with lavstory: hot water heat, ga
rage sewer. newly paved street. IN restricted
plot aoxioo: additional plot available: en-
tire price less than $4,000. Write Dept. y,
Apply c-eIT. FISH MARVIN, scarsdaie.
~. "
scARsDALE-owner Is offerinr his honis,
stucco and half timber. English design. q
rooms, baths. garage plot iooSioo;
minutes from station on parkway; price
p. Apply .c-Teo. FISH a MARVIN. Sears
scARsDALE. COUNTRY EsTArE-ov.r
acres; y. n,,i.s from station. paved rc.a..
den, tenni. court price seh: 900; owner
piy s c-.ts, FISH q MxRviN. scsrsdsle. ny.
VIZ have 900 lots centrally located In
Mama roneck which ~e could like - dis
pose of 70 close an estate would like 70
negotiate With responsible builder. Estate
cf J. ~. CARROLL. iss Rensen St. Brock
iyn, ~. y.
wEsTCHEsTER = Besu,ifui modern homes
along Hudson River, 1000 20 sc. 900 Ap-
e. y. rhors ass 81 proosss VERY. Ferry :" "1
$3.50 cash. balance on reasonable terms. buys
an allurinr new three room burr allow:
near station, idea for = commuter. w. v.
MCINTOSH, rlessantvillc, N. Y. rhoro 500.
A ddvertisewent " the Lost drd
Fouvd cofamrs Of THE NEW york
HERALD offers a redi possibility Of
recovering your lost property
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If

II
you want two acres. cottage. fruit. garsse.
stream and pond at
$3.50.
Write w. H. OLIVER
ossining. ~ Y.
1877 Main st. Phone e5e
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Above seth st.-5th Av. to North River.
THREE story dwelling. vicinity Central Park
and 104th St; price SIS. .000 terms imme-
diate possession. l. 1913 Herald. Harlem.
WEST 70S, near Broadway-Five story and
o,is, basement. ae 20 rooms baths. electric par.
immediate possession asking $50. 900, terms; I;
keys at office. CUsAck. 17s West I'd
WEST 122D ST.-Handsome 20 IT. dwelling:
electric IL, o light. baths. parquet floors Price
POTTER CO., 1850 West 125th St.
WEST 7os.-Beautifuly furnished home. 8
story and basement; unusual bargain.
WiLLIAM psa.I F.. pa PARsLEY CO.. 12o Broad
WEST SIDE DWELLINGS.
Houghton Company. 174 w. 72d st.
5000 CASH buys dwelling on West 123d
near Lenox av; tiled bath. parquet floors.
PORTER & CO. 1850 West f25th st.
Washington heights. Above lssth st.,
West Of sth Av.
ING $4,000 CASH. 70 e Sc; SETTLE "
AN ESTATE.
JAS. r. BARRY,
5s7 WEST isisT ST,
CORNER ST. NICHOLAS Av.
BROADWAY CORNER. WONDERFUL 10.
JAS. K. BARRY.
5s7 WEST 1857 ST..
CORNER ST. NICHOLAS Av.
BARGAIN-Five story ten family. St. Nicho-
las av.: price s2T 700: will take back Sec
ond mortgage: first $4,000. 5s, 1928. Nc
INTYRE,, $40 West 1ssth st.
BARGAIN-slx single flats. s6s. 900 for ali,
$4,000 cash. balance first mortgage; no
steam. L 1926 Herald. Harlem.
DWELLING BARGAIN.-west i2sth st. near
Lenox' av., small brownstone dwelling. o
rooms and bath. Price $4,000: mortgage
81, 500 at per cent. years.
PORTER & co. 15o west 1c5th 81,
HAVE HIGH CLASS. 80 FIT. wALK-UP:
$4,000 CASH REQUIRED; REAL
BARGAIN.
5si WEsT iTsT ST.
CORNER ST. NICHOLAS Av.
HIGH CLASS q STORY ELEVATOR. look
100, CAN BE BOUGHT AT TINES
THE RENT; ACT QUICK.
5s1 w WEsT isisT r ST..
CORNER ST. NICHOLAS Av.
Possession.--Dweiling on West
i26th st. II rooms and bath. Price $4,000.
only $4,000 cash required.
PORTER & co, i5o West l23th 81.
THREE story and basement private house.
close TO broadway. In the lsos house IN
elegant condition; possession October J. and
doctor. DWELLING. box ii45 Herald. Har-
lem.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS 3 story walk-up.
100xi00. all improvements; no leases; in
come. s25.o00 year: mortgage, $4,000;
price. s165.ooo. Bryant 253I.
i52D, 456 WHINE room private house.
newly decorated; electricity. Seen Sunday.
or apply 10 ROBERT HOPPER. room 1908.
so r. 42d IT.
both, $50 wcst.-High class residential.
modern private house; immediate posses
sion. Owner.
236 WEST 18th ST., 5 story double fiat:
rent s4.1oo, price s23 900; terms 10 suit.
DAVIS SHORE, 10 West 3ist st.
spuyten DuyyiI and Riverdaie.
Above Harlem River.
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FOR SALE-whte Piains--Nice, cosey six
room house. In first class condition. all I'm
provements, hot and cold water gas and
electricity. bathroom. oak floors, newly paint
ed and decorated: large garage: lot 3Ox2IO
feet: cement walks and driveway approach:
price direct to purchaser, 81, 500; small
amount down. balance on mortgage. For
particulars address z. F. MCKINLEY
Owner. Realty Bldg. White Plains. ~. Y.
Telephones s95 and s37w.
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Long IsIand-ssIs e Rsat.

PORT JEFFERSON. L. I.
Very attractive house. rooms, baths
hot and cold water, steam heat, electric
lights; two car garage; water and li8hts:
two acres flower gardens; veg table
garden: drives. &c. Immediate possess
ferson.
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BRONxVILLE

FOR SALE OR RENT.
New and Attractive English House OF
unusual arrangement. 8 rooms. baths.
Built In Garage. Good sized Plot. Convent.
ent TO station. stores and schools. Shown by
appointment. tt
SWALLOW PRATT. NC.
IL Palmer Av.. Bronxville. y. Y. Tel. 1921.
CHARMING sMALL ESTATE FOR RENT
stone and tile: all modern conveniences.
o master bedrooms. master baths. I ser.
wants bedrooms. bath; win lease for period
OF three years or more at $4,000 year.
GEORGE HOWE. 527 5th av.. n. T.
CRESTWOOD-7 room house. bath, cleo
tricity; all improvements; five minutes
station: easy terms. Owner, SHEA,
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PLANDOME. L. I.-English Colonial house
IS minutes from Penn. Station: price re-
duced TO SIG 300; must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Tel. Manhasset 397. or Broad 34s4
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SEVEN acres; house. IS rooms 20 miles
from city: write for particulars. OWNER,
box 90. r. F. ID 3, Hampstead, l.. 7.
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LARCHMONr.

LARCHMONr.
On breezy hilltop. with Sound view.
nine room house, gas, electricity.
excellent hot water heat: garags;
quarter acre lot: shrubbery, shade
trees and Is bearing fruit treas;
six minutes to two railroad sta
tions II minutes TO subway, oc-
cupancy July Is. Phone Monday.
Larchmont 23s.
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SOUTHERN COLONIAL HOMESTEAD
and % acres high land. with glimpse Of
l.. l. Sound. stately trees. orchard and farm
Ing land; the house. OF the old Mt. Vernon
hour and half out: price SI2, 500: this 10 q
very unusual offering Of exceptional value: /:
photos at my office. DANIEL NJ. GERARD,
1910 Broadway. ~. Y.
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spuyten DuyyiI and Riverdaie,
Above Harlem River.

BEAUTIFUL Rlverdale-Two family house.
fIreproof; modern improvements: 4 car ga
rage $50, 600. BRUNEI. c6ist and Spencer
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THE BETTER CLASS HOMES.
FOREST HILLS, KEW GARDENS, HOLLIS,
FOR SALE, FOR RENT.
MRS. DOWD
% EAST 33D. MURRAY HILL 1]88.
WINFIELD. l.. I.-Large two family house.
two baths. large barn: corner plot, 100x
100; subway and cars; price $f2. 900:
terms. 43 Columbia av.; Fisk av. station.
Corona line
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Owner. Realty Bldg. White Plains NJ Y
Telephones 49, and s37W.
GRAND Hudson views. village home, ali
modern improvements large plot blocks
from Peekskill depot; vacant; hour out: sac
ritice; several attractive. committing. vii
State roads: brooks: orchards: woodland:
farm houses: 500 an acre. Sunday appoint
Vanderbilt 1884. 90T South ST. Peekskill 435.
HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS. attic. cellar and
porch. located ZEN minutes walk from
Crestwood station; 30 minutes to Grand Gem
trail; over VI acre of high ground. chicken
house. large barn. growing garden: all In
excellent condition: price for a quick sale
$1,000. HILL. 56 Stewart place. Tuckahoe.
Phone 34isW. ra.A n y. -.
HIGH CLASS wEsTCHEsTER ESTATES.
Shown IN our Free Portfolio Of 75c pictures
p. v. L Q U NJ. n c.. 14f Broadway.
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SEVEN room house. with garage, TO rent,
with immediate possession, on 3sth st.. be-
tween state ~. and Mitchell Hv.. Flushing.
Get off Auburndaie station. come out sun.
day afternoon. BUTTERFLY, Telephone 59IJ
T1ushlnc
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TAX exempt q room houses. with large sun
parlor parquet floors throughout. tiled
bath and kitchen. buili-in tubs and shower.
day labor Price 50 900 Inquire GEORGE
T. McvEY, builder 2os 81. AIMS av., Rich
mcnd Hil. Telephone Richmond Hlll i222.
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Borough of Brcokiyn-saie or Kent.

ATTRACTIVE. = Arlington and Highland
Park section, ia Warwick ST.. plot 3ox95
feet: ten room house. laundry, cold store
room, two baths. parquet first and second
stories, electric light. hot water heat, water
heater; garage accommodation; $l4.5VO; two
blocks trollsys and elevated subways and
Long Island Railroad. $40 Herald. $50
Broadway
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AH ddvertsement " the Lost drd
Fouvd ccrnmns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a redi possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-28
PROCEEDINGS OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

easterly along the said right of way
$50 feet to the place Of beginning in
the SW1-4 SEA- OF sec. Is twp 80 N.
II 3 Il r NJ sold to ]. p. Hartman
for 5000.
A tract Of land In the SE1-4 Of the
NE1-4 of sec. 20 twp 80 N r Il b M
described as follows; A parcel of land
situated in the SE1-4 of the NE1-4 Of
zee 20 twp 80 N R4 f B M and des-
cribed as follows: beginning AT a point
on the east bank of the South Fork Of
the Clearwater river where the half
section line Of sec 20 twp 80 N R 4 Il
b M crosses the river; thence north
along said bank $50 feet thence east
$50 feet; thence south $50 feet to a
point 300 feet due east from the point
OF beginning: thence west 300 feet to
the point Of beginning, containing 8
acres, sold to Otto Nail for $1,000
The SW1-4 NE1-4, NE1-4 Sci 4 Of
sec 2. twp 81. MRS BIN. sold TO
Otto Nail for $4,000
Commencing at a point on the north
boundary line of section twp % N r.
r b NJ distant 80 rods west of the
northeast corner Of sec running hence
south parallel with the east boundary
line o fsection Z and at right angles
with the north boundary line OF said
sec 7, 100 rods to east and west center
line of said section. thence at right
angles west and parallel with said
north boundary line 10 rods, thence ait
right angles north and parallel with
said east boundary line 100 rods. to
said north boundary line: thence east
at right angles and along said bound
airy line 10 rods TO place Of beginning.
containing 10 acres in 2 NE1-4 sec
twp % N R 3 E b M. sold to L.
Neal for $3.50
Lots 3. 4. 13, IA block d Knob Hill
addition to the City Of GrangevilIe.
Sold to Hugh Arnold for 1880.
| All of block G, court house addition
and improvements thereon. sold to J..
G. Eimers for $1,000.
Lots Z, in block r. court house adj
dition to Grangeville, Idaho, sold to
Mat Gilbert for $11.50.
A tract of land commencing at the
northeast corner of block ID Halls ad-
dftton to the city of GrangeviTle ::
thence westerly along the said line of
said block 80 feet to the place of be-
ginning; thence continuing westerly a.
long said block go feet; thence at
right angles northerly 100 feet to the
place of the beginning. Sold to J. p.
Hartman for $500.
Lot 4 block A Of the original town
! OF Cottonwood, Idaho. sold to III. Ar
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April is, 1921

Board met this 10th day of April
ment Of yesterday with all members
present. Place Of meeting commission
er's room at the Court House.
Minutes Of last meeting read and
approved whereupon the board pro-
ceeded to business as follows:
Application Of Otie l.. Cone, Treas
urer. for the cancellation of a balance
of $27.57 in receipt number 3499 and
q balance Of $500 in receipt No 1901
al for the year 1920, granted and it is
hereby ordered that the tax collector
make the proper entries on her records
to show such cancellations.
Bond of Il. II. Altman, as oversecr
of road district no. n hereby approved
in the sum of $4,000.
During the hours OF 2 a. IN. and II
p. m. the board made tour of inspec-
kion to the county farm and hospital.
and 1t Is hereby agreed that all mat
tiers connected Herewith were found
In satisfactory condition.
IL appearing that T. o. Lindsey il
in INDECENT circumstances. 1t Is hereby
ordered that he be made an allowance
of $500 per month. same to be paid to
Adolph Brown Of Mt. Idaho upon duly
verified claims itemizing the purchases
made by T. o. Lindsey Of said Adolph
Brown.
The time having arrived at which
certain real estate owned by the county
was advertised to he sold i'm accord
ance with an order made by the board
Of county commissioners at their Jan
uary, 1921 session. and entered in book
IL at page $40, said properly was here
offered for sale with the following
results:
Lots o, 10 and IL Of block G Knob
Hill addition to Grangeville, not sold.
Black Champion, Big Elk Horn.
Champion. Nellie, Blue Jay, Gold Dyke
Meadow. Imperial. Elmer, Pittsburg.
Riverside, Mabel, Ethel, Crown Point,
Gold Cord. Ashland, Mt. Carmel lodges
situated In the Elk City Mining dis
trict sold to e. M. Griffith for $50 90.
A tract Of land commencing 300 IT.
northerly and along the west Inc of
Idaho Avenue, II extended from the
northeast corner of block Schmadeka
9th addition to Grangeville: thence
northerly and along the west line of
said Idaho Avenue, IL extended,
northerly 1850 It. to subdivision
line. thence westerly along said divis-
ion line $50 feet, thence at right angle
southerly 1865 feet to the north line
of the Clearwater 8. l.. r. r. thence
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gresham Ming TO noid another peOpie
in peonage, even though IL may be
argued by the professoriate that the
condition is simply one of 'tutelage'
"A little more observance OF the
golden rule In national and interna-
tional affairs would soon dispel that
desire for exploitation. the fiercest foe
of freedom in the world today.
"When we went to the Philippines
that we were not actuated by any self
ish desire of conquest or territorial
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. but solely by humani-
tartan impulses"
Congressman King called attention
to the fact that FilipinOs are now
raising funds to- erect a monument to
Admiral Dewey, which he said was in
directly tribute to the American peo-
pie as well as to Dewey. He recalled
the cable that Dewey had sent to
President Mckinley, which was as
follows:
in my opinion these people Gill
pinos) are superior in intelligence and
more capable OF self government than
the natives of Cuba. and am familiar
with both"
Congressman King then recited the
preamble to the Jones law, passed
August %. 1915. and declared 1t was a
definite pledge of independence. The
preamble stated lit Is as II has always
been the purpose of the people Of
the United States tn withdraw their
sovereignty over the Philippine Islands
and to recognize their independence as
soon AS Il stable government can be
established therein"
Congressman King stated there was
no question but that the Filipinos had
established the specified stable gov
ernment and, therefore. 1t Is the
solemn duty OF the United States to
grant the promised independence.
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mold for $50.

mold for $3.50.
Lot block II Of the original town
OF Cottonwood. Idaho. sold to J. G.
Safely for 500.
Lots l and block original town
OF westlake, Idaho, sold to Philip d.
Seymour for $500
Lots .. 10. IL, and II block 2 and lots
l. =. 3. 4, 3. Z. 8, 3. 10 IL IL IL IA Is
block 3 .Putman's addition Westlake.
Idaho. sold to Philip ID. Seymour for
$4,000
Lot block G Kooskia, Idaho, not
sold
Lot - block & and lot 30 block E
Of Dixie, Idaho, not sold.
Lots III and II block G Sherwin's
addition to the city Of Grangeville,
sold to Mr.. Ecker for the sum of $11.50
NW1-2 SW1-2 SW1-4 Of sec 10 twp
q n X / u b M sold to Otto Nail for
$11.OO
1t is hereby ordered that the board
Of county commissioners issue quit
/
of the above described tracts Of land.
| 1t appearing that the county Is owner
of certain real estate hereinafter set
forth, and for which 1t has no further
use; 1t is hereby ordered that said
real estate be offered for sale Saturday
July 18th, 1921. ait o'clock p. m and
that notice Of such sale be given ac-
cording to law. Property so ordered
to be sold Is described as follows:
| % Lots 8 10 and IL OF block G
Knob Hill addition to Grangeville
(2) Lot 4 block @ Kooskia, Idaho
CD Lot % block G and lot 80 block
Il Of Dixie. Idaho county, Idaho.
a. Lots I and block 9, original
town Of Westlake.
90 Lot block f Knob Hill addi-
ton, Grangeville
(6) Lois and Q block A northeast
addition Grangeville.
| (D Lot IA block III Schmadeka's
2nd addition Grangeville.
(s) Lot IS block 2; lots ID IA 10
16 II Is block A. lots to 12 inclusive
block 9 original town of westlake,
| 90 Lot IL block BOB and lots 2 4 6
8 block 81; all OF blocks 10 10 II IS
20 q. All Of block 80 A. Remainder of
block 81, except lots 8 and 8. Crom
& Stewards addition, Westlake.
(10) Lots 10 IL II Ii IA Is 16 %
block 81 Crom 4 Stewards addition,
Westlake
April %, 1921
On this Saturday the % day of
April 1921 at 10 u. m. board of county
commissioners met pursuant to their
recess adjournment of the 18th, in the
commissioners room at the court house
Present Edward s. Vincent and Geo.
ID. Smith, commissioners and Henry
Telcher clerk, Dale Clark being absent
on account OF illness in his family.
1t is hereby mutually agreed that
II. ). Vincent act as chairman of this
meeting.
Petition of NJ. Gilbert ct al to have
a part of road no. 4S9 known as the
ii. G. Mclean and NJ. V. Manring
road, abandoned, here laid over to
July meeting.
Petition by residents of road district
no. n. asking for the reconsider'ng of
the appointment of overseer of said
road district, here rejected
IL is hereby ordered that the salary
OF the court house janitor be increased
from $500 per month to $4,000 per
month, such increase to date from the
second Monday of April 1921.
No further business appearing. the
board here adjourned sine die.
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Congressman Ed
ward J. King
Of Illinois.


dependence without further delay.
Congressman King Is one of an in
creasing number of Republicans In the
House who are urging quick action
on Philippine independence Mr..
King is the author of bin which pro.
vides that within one year the Philip
pine government. under presidential
proclamation, may assemble conven-
tion and frame constitution.
After the constitution is ratified by
the Filipino people the President may
recognize the Philippine islands as "a
separate and safeguarding nation"
The transfer of authority is to be
completed within one year. Provision
Is made for safeguarding American In
vestments In the Philippines and for
the providing of coaling stations and
submarine bases In the islands by the
United States.
Word from the Philippines Is that
the people expect early independence
and will be sorely disappointed II they
do not get IT,
mo nation has the right" said Con-
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FiIlplnOs Are Making Roadway
(Mt. Vernon (O.) Republicans News

mi. vernon (O.) Republican-News)
The Filipinos are making an inten-
sive and intelligent campaign for in
dependence They are urging their
claims with shrewdness and vigor.
They declare that they have proven
beyond question that they are capable
of self-government, and they believe
that with independence the Filipino
will so conduct himself as to gain the
respect OF the world.
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Our Little Brown Cousins
tArgns. Rock ISLAND. I'D

There is no mistnking that Filipinos
want their Independence. And Il is
Just possible, az they insist hat they
in the islands, better than We Ameri-
cans over here. are the best Judges of
whether they are fitted for independ
ence. The United States wants no
outburst in the Philippines us England
faces in Ireland The easiest way 10
head on rebellion is to give the
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-28
Shall We Let Philippines Cor

"N''F''F''' wv HNVPUJIINHII'J
The United States cannot continue
to hold the Philippines unless this ma
ton wants to give the lie 20 its own
professions in the matter The United
States must keep faith with the world
The American people do not want the
Philippine Islands to become their
Irish question.
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CONCRESSNEN
FAVOR FILIPINO
INDEPENDENCE

Washington.-"'rhe
appointed hour Is
here: let the Phil
ippines be free. "
This was the key
note of a speech by
Congressman Ed
ward J. King of I'LL
nois. (R%nublican)
i'm which he review
ed the American &C.
cupation Of the Is
lands from the first
day TO the present
time. He declared
that { h e Unite d
States was honor
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PRESS COMMENT
ON PHILIPPINES
The PhiIippines!

Shenandoah Qa) Post)
Our idea Of the Philippine question
Is TO get out as quickly as possible
and stay out. What do you say?
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islands their independence before the,
have cause to rebel.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-03

SUBSTATIONS
New England States

New England States
Hartford Electric Light Company
Hartford, Connecticut
The Connecticut Power Company
New London, Connecticut
The Connecticut Power Company
Torrington, Connecticut
The Connecticut Power Co.. Bristol, Conn
'Brockton & Plymouth Street Railway
Company, Plymouth, Massachusetts
Union Electric Light Co., Franklin, Mass.
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Arlington, Massachusetts
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Boston, Massachusetts,
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Brookline, Massachusetts
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Cambridge, Massachusetts,
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Maiden, Massachusetts
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Roslindale, Massachusetts
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Of Brockton, Brockton, Massachusetts
United Electric Light Company
Springfield. Massachusetts,
Blackstone Valley Gas g. Electric Com
pany, Pawtuckct, Rhode Island
Blackstone Valley Gas 6 Electric Com
pany, Woonsockct, Rhode Island