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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15
Minister'S Summer
School Closes

The Ministers Summer school at
the State Y. NJ. c. A. Camp. closed
Thursday and the ministers return
to their various parishes. refreshed
in every way. with new strength and
new ideals for their work. On
Tuesday morning the men had the
opportunity of hearing Bishop Fred
B. Fisher, Of India, who gave them
encouraging reports from foreign
mission fields and spoke strongly
for the centenary. Tuesday eve
ming. and Wednesday morning and
evening, Bishop John Hamilton ad-
dressed the ministers, and his three
fine lectures contained meat
enough to furnish inspiration to
these preachers for a whole year.
His subjects dealt with problems
to the ministry. and from his years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15
Girls Club Secretary
Comes to CITY Today

Joyful news for the 200 or more
members Of the Augusta Girls Com
munity club is the announcement
that Miss Elsie T. Briggs, the new
executive secretary is to arrive in the
city on this Friday evenings train.
The arrival of Miss Briggs will mark
the beginning of the fall activities OF
the club She comes to the club
highly recommended and each and
every member of the club is anxious
to meet her,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15
STATE OF NAIME
BOARD OF EXAMINATION AND REG
ISTRATION OF NURSES

The State Board Of Examination and
Registration of Nurses will hold an
examination for applicants for regis
tration Wednesday and Thursday,
Oct. 1919. 1922. beginning at 9 A.
NJ. at the State House Augusta
Maine. Applications should be filed
with the secretary. Miss r. A. Met
calfe. r. ~. Central Maine General
Hospital. Lewiston, Maine, fifteen days
previous to date of examination.
Before taking examinations 1t is
necessary to present diplomas from
Training School which YOU graduated.
If a graduate from affiliated School
present that diploma also.
sept1 4-15-16-oct16
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15

OF experience, he gave them needed
advice and counsel
Ihls hrst summer school for
Maine Methodist preachers, has
been an unqualified success. Those
who attended will be better preach
ers. and better men for the exper-
fence, and all are enthusiastic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15

TAe clerks in the Office OF the ad-
5utsht general rendered a party at
the close OF the days work Thurs
day.. for Miss Doris Toward. who has
resigned her position as clerk in the
omet. The party was given in the
sirM rest room and proved a delight
ful :Nffair. A delicious supper was
served, consisting Of hot rolls. salad.
Ice :eream. cake and coffee and the
eniiinder OF the evening was passed
in Naying games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15

TIE Church School OF Saint Barna-
bas.. Chapel. Bangor and Linden
streets. East Side. Mr.. Fred NJ. Har-
vey. secretary and treasurer. will
orgCnize for the school years Of 1922
-. pn this coming Sunday, September
17ths The school will meet at three
Ahirey for the usual period in the
class room. and will meet in the
Chapel at four fifteen for the regular
Chl6ren's Service and Instruction.
The.intentions OF the teaching stan
bei1G both to instruct the children in
the 3hings pertaining to God and also
90 Ave them the idea OF engaging
IN tng- public and corporate worship
Of God. The members Of the Chapel
and Church School extend a cordial
Invitation to all children, especially
90 fhose Of the East Side. They de-
sire TO increase their school rolls and,
although II IL an Episcopal School.
every child II welcome and given the
personal attention OF the teacher and
vicar. Send your children to Saint
3aynabas' Church School.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15

Manchester Grange will hold its
regular meeting Saturday evening,
Sept. IS. Every member is request
ed 20 he present and help plan the
falework A harvest supper will be
seryed at the close of the meeting
Members not solicited are asked to
pleaee bring pie or cake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15
NOTICE

/ hereby give notice to all persons
that they are forbidden to extend
credit to my wife, Ada Amazeen. as l
shall pay no bills of her contracting
CLIFFORD AMAZEEN.
Augusta, Maine, Sept II, 1922:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15

Tie Annual autumn dance at the Au-
gusSA Country Club was held Thursday
sveAtng with good attendance, and
proxed , very pleasant occasion. Mu-
sto was by Douglass orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15

The steamer Virginia will make it's
lasS trip OF the season to Boothbay
and the islands on Sunday morning,
Sep&. nth. on Monday the crew
win take the boat down river to her
winScr.. quarters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15

Me-. and Mrs. A. II. Emily and son
OF Newton Center. Mass. are visiting
fora few days with Mrs. Emilys
sister, Mrs. Erskine F. Noyes. I Day
tom. street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15

! Meas Sally p. Moses. neld repre-.
sentative OF the New England division,
American Red Cross. was visitor in
Augusta Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Miss Jennie Miller returned Thurs
dayefrom a few days visit in Port
land where she was the guest Of
friends and relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15

DIR. Herbert F.. Shaw Of Mt. Yer
non was caller Thursday in this
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15
LOCAL NOTICE

4 "A fresh arrival Of everything in the
1sh line at Weber 4 Hew'tts. Tel.
I11G eeptl5d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-15

his mother. Mrs. Sarah Weber for
q few days.
Shepard Bubor is confined 20 the
house with the grip.
Earle Marson was In Augusta
Tuesday.
Everybody is glad 10 see the men
working on the State road this week.
Joseph Doherty, one OF the workmen
employed in tearing down the spruce
street school building. Biddeford. vas
painfully. although not seriously, IN
Jured Tuesday afternoon. when one
of the big tint ers in door sash that
was being pulled down struck him On
the face. knocking out two teeth and
infiicting a bad cut on the inner side
of his upper lip.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
Guide to Phosoplays
For the Week to Come
New PhOtOplayS

New Photoplays
STANLEY - Betty Conpson ahu aon,
Moore in "Over the Border, r,'.s rro
favorite story by Sir Gilbert ,,son rrn
In the cast also are Casson Fersu'''
and Joseph Ray.
ALDINE--Lovely Florence Vidor n q
story CT modern woman, called ns
Real Adventure" She Is supported
by Clyde Fillmore. Nellie Z. sau"oers
and Lilyan Mccarthy.
KARLTON-Agnes Ayres and g hand
picked cast in "The Ordeal her
support includes Edna Murphy. Con-
rad Nagel and Clarence Burton
ARCADIA = Irene Castle reappears on
the screen after a long absence;
French Heels" is the story, and Ward
Crane again plays opposite the star
VICTORIA - The Goldwyn thriller,
yellow Men and Cold with that
strong team. Helene Chadwick and
Richard Dix. besides notable sup
porting cast
new kind of role in THE Heart Spe-
cialist" Allen Forest is seen with
her. and Noah Beery has strong
CAPIToL--viola Dana has her. latest
success. .'seeing's Relieving. Her
company includes Allen Forest. Cert.
rude Astor, Philo Mccullough and
others
Previously Reviewed
PALACE - Dorothy Dalton in. THE
Woman Who Walked Alone" a
great cast, Including Wanda Hawley.
Charles Ogle and John Davidson.
MARKET STREET - Where Is My
Wandering Boy TonigntdE l,gende htSs soIiiip: Inir!:
Through" latter half.
ALHAMBRA -. .Bebe Daniels IN
Nancy From Nowhere" first part of
week Wallace Reid in Across the
Continent latter half.
COLONTAL-Thomas Meighan in The
Bachelor Daddy" first half: George
IMPERIAL Constance Talmadge in
"Woman's Place" first half; Kath.
crime Maeponalds Trust Your wiz"
GREAT NORTHERN-Bcbe Daniels in
George Arliss in "The Ruling Pas
sicn." latter half
| SIXTY-NINTH STREET-Viola Dana
in THE Fourteenth Lover" first hall
OF week; Grifflth's latest masterpiece,
"Orphans of the Storm" latter half.
| STRAND - Thomas MeiRhan In THE
Bachelor Daddy will be the screen
feature.
| NrXON's AMBASSADOR-"Nine Sec.
onds From Heaven" first part OF
week: Shirley Mason in Little Miss
| Smiles" latter half.
| LOCUST Eric Won Strohe!m's
| much.discussed masterpiece. Foolish
Wives" will be the feature the entire
| week.
BELMONT-Charles Ray In The Mid
| night Bell" first half OF week: Norma
Talmadge In The Branded Woman
| latter half.
LEADER - Viola Dana In Glass
Houses" first half of week; "Orphans
of the Storm" latter half.
| COLIsEUM--"Fr "Frivolous Wives" ir
which Rodolph Valentino has a part
is the bill Monday and Tuesday "A
Millionaire fer a Day" WEDNESDAY
"The Man Who Married His Own
WIFE for Thursday and Friday, and
Foolish Wives for Saturday
CEDAR Revival Week, Monday
Husbands Trademark; "Wednesday
"The Duke of Cinney Butte; Thurs
dav. "Fools' Paradise: Friday,
Moran Of the Lady Lefty; satur-
day, Saturday Night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
Theatrical Billboard
For the Coming Week

Stock
CROSS fEYS-Jean Websters popular
story. Daddy Long Legs" which will
give Mae Desmond chance to score
In the role made famous by Ruth
Chatterton.
Vaudeville
KEITHS-A summer show OF special
local interest. presenting present-day
stars who got their start IN TINS CITY. cry.
and dancer. who began with the the
Philadelphia Operatic Society; George
LeMalre, former comedian OF The
Follies" Dave Roth and pig as
srsfa!Sn %1oss Ss ssSs GsysE eas this s
called Youth and Beauty
GLOBE - Wyatt's Scotch Lads and
lass!es in songs. dances and bagpipe
music from the land Of the heather
Gates Brothers. two popular Phila-
delphia boys: Baby Edna kier IN
songs and other things: the Muslca
known as the human card index,
and a list Of other attractive acts ana
pictures
NIXON - The great Richards. widely
known illuslonist. heads the program,
for the first half Of the week win
magical illusions; Joe Towle appears;
and Jean Sothern, star or staSe a,,o
the Capper Family and "Barbette'
complete the program. The photo
play for the first half OF the Week Is Is
why Announce Your Marriage:
starring Elaine Hnmmerstsin fop I
the latter half Gladys walton IN
Second Rose"
WALTON ROOF-This weeks program,
10 headed by Sheldon. Thoms and
Babs. "Dancers Unique: Gerald
Lear drummer. appears In novel
form OF entertainment Kenney and
O'Neill In High Steps and Hlsh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01

Art has no home-neither the sunny :
skied Italy nor the bright land OF
America-but it, has many landlords
Howcycr. one OF its rooms at present Is
at 4O4 South Broad street. and 1t IS
called the "Cenacolo Leonardo la
Vinci." :,
IT is n bare room, but on its walls
are paintngs ranging from portraits to
still life. done in dusky Italian shades
nv an Italian artist from Rome.
The idea of the Cenacolo Leonard" Ia
Vino, IL TO keep alive the artistic tai
ent that the great master Da Ninc' eS,
emplified in his painting. 1.-The Last
sumner p" The club gives to its MEM
rspIto,ian and othcrwise-the oppor-
tmnitv 70 exhibit their paintings on It's
Iii. All pcrscns are invited to stop
and view the paintings.
Talent in struggling immigrant boys
who do not even know how to SPEAK
,ho Language to sell their wares is eX-
nected TO be developed by the cncour :
apoement. The fcrvor for art when Is
s,nothercd in many breast because its
hooror cannot have spacious picture
oo~ oo~sred halls can here feed upon life in
,crnreted In terms Of its beauties,
Art, they say. should not be housed
only in the homes Of the atfiuentt, ana
the % members of this tiny roomcd ciub
have RESPONDED to the opportunity and
s"nnort which the spirit of American
tsm gives, Their ideal. they state, is
90 take hold of the freedom Of America
ond ~ IN" nae il for the development of art
and and science, which. without united en-
enlargement, " would, fer the most part,
be squandcrcd and lost in the confines
Of this new land
rho present collection includes some
scenes from Rome and Venice and some
American landscapes
scene In Rome transports one to
,hc romanticism of the place by virtue
of its pastel coloring. 4 painting called
"I'nniscape" could be In any cline or
country. 1t brcathes OF springtime
freshness.
The portraits reveal the study and
interpretations of strength Of charac.
tUr, Portraits Of Italian and of Amer
ican women are coptrasted side by side
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
CLUB KEEPS
ART SPARK AFIRE IN YOUTH
Cenacolo Leonardo da Vinc at 4O4 Broad St. Exhibits
Mastepeces and irst Efforts Encourage Hidden Genius

in the difference of coloring and vivid.
ness.
a new group of paintings will be
hung July II. and all the eager as
pirants are to be given their turns
later
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
keIth's In Atlantic City

ARRANGEMENTS have just been com.
pleted whereby the Globe Theatre, In
Atlantic City, will be the home OF
Keith vaudeville during the coming sea.
son. The house will open as Keith
theatre next Monday with a typical
summer bill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01

prepare the relishes and place on
h. TO crisp. The garden onions should
~ resled until they are no larger than
y ~ hin lead pencil. Cut the radishes into
|sowers md then carefully separate the
,sd SI outside covering of the radish from
|its white center by splitting with sharp
|inife. taking care not to detach; chill!
|on Ice. Serve all appetizcrs covered
With crushed ice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01

NnARl MlLco MIN irN ueP"rte
wi FROM her "sweet Sixteen" type OF
heroine In "The Heart Specialist. in
which she comes to the Regent.
Folks who watched the production OF
this picture say that little Miss Minter
gives quite a surprising portrayal ana
that the role calls for an ability of a
tyne that has not been demanded Of her
heretofore.
The story tells OF how young writer.
sent out by her editor to gain per-
sonnl insight into the heart romanccs
which she Is writing. finds 1t, but not
until she has had n, strenuous time that
oven a real reporter would almost call
n days work. She has to fight with
crooks, match wits with a half-crazed
doctor, get thrown down Il well and
quite generally mussed up. but. of
course, It proves to the young gentle
virl. and the usual ending makes 1t all
rirht for those who like that kind Of
thing. ,
site Miss Minter in long series of pic
lures some time ago, Is again with her
ond the picture gives Noah Beery an
othcr chance to vie with Bull Montana
as the screens most beautiful male.
r OVELY Florence Vidor will again
II be Mt the Aldine Theatre next week
this time in "The Real Adventure" 1t
is a problem Of woman who is not
satisfied to be her husbands s companion
in love but who wishes also to equal
him in business ability. Naturally, he
SCOTS at this and so she leaves him,
and makes her own way In the world.
The story proceeds to show that the
career OF wife and mother 10 higher
| and more satisfying for q woman than
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
THE WORLD IN A MIRROR

The beautiful sepin tones OF the many
pictures. showing the important personnges'
places and events Of the world. enhance tho
tion published by any Philadelphia news
paper. 1t 10 a part Of each Sundays PUB
Lie LEDGER. Make It a Habit."--Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
PhiladelphIans at keIth's

Philadelphia entertainers will be very
much to the front on the bill at Keith
next week. The hcadliner is Vivienne
Segal who began her career here as
member of the Philadelphia Operate
Society and who has since made a
success on the musical comedy stage.
Joe Phillips is another local artist who
Is on the bill, appearing with George
Marie. former commedian of the Follies.
Dave Roth is another local favorite,
and a special feature will be Walter
Wroe's annual presentation of the
'Wroe's Buds of 1922" composed Of
a group Of Philadelphia children in a
miniature musical revue called Youth
and Beauty"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
NjrdIInaer Buys Theatres

The Montgomery Theatre and the
Girard Palace. both on East Girard
avenue. have been bought by Fred @.
Nixon -Nirdlingcr, who will entirely
renovate both houses before the opening
Of the new season. This announcement
follows his acquisition of the Ambassa-
dor Theatre in West Philadelphia. and
there are rumors in circulation that he
will shortly buy other motion picture
houses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
Through a
Woman's Eyes
Rv JEAN N,rvxyrnNy
The Only Way to Van,p Then,
BY JEAN NEWTON

A mother was demonstrating with
per daughter for the loose habits OF
we set with whom she was going
|bbout.
Mrs. Willoughby was not strait.
laced. To smoking. for the obvious
purpose of being 'in the SWIM" she
had resigned herself. Also to long
earrings that gave to sweet young
FEATURES the sophisticated air OF blase
middle aye.
But transparent blouses and an all
and nail.
And now tales had come to her Of
sarteptltlous cocktails, of "petting
parties, of crowded automobile rides
laps. fpN'
.Oh. It wasn't as bad as 1t sounds,
'mrother,,' Adele said, II did sit on
nsasys nomsmys lap. but you know he is a
perfect gentleman!
ANY fun in that? OF course not.
rs deuced uncomfortable. But a girl
.as 10 be good -nutured IL she wants
20 nave any fun. You know Tommy's
sAta everywhere and any girl would
,uSt crazy to go about with him -
,. As ncr unhappy mother knew, Adele
% fundamentally nice eirl. But
ers sweetness and freshness werc
ta',nehhlng to the influence Of an I'M.
fealthy environment.
~ ,llle talk that followed, her mother
c;rI t.tHpe her the words, When l was
khe pn, ra,,v when YOU were a girl"' was
EL reply, 'evcrything was difrcrcnt
me only way the girls had thcr nj
EkTmplng the men was by majesty
Aa' was what attracted them"
ana II you only knew II, LITTLE mir,
|s,,ro as IN the only thing that ever viii
ls,tract them in the way Won wart "t,' 80
uact svo them. 1t Is the onlv wav tbcv
III were and ever will be "ynmped =
the natures of men do not cbon.o
"u the style of huIrcuts. Mnr t"Jsv
Tue same creature he was IN ths
sn% %e OF the crinoline. He aiwovs diS S
s"d d always will demand the modeStv u y
na bood freshness of unsophlsticatcJ SirI..
n re always has and ALWAYS wi,, w.,,
~ respect his women. SonhTs,; Mni VAN van.
In.ua ssS appeal will always bc n ,n,,.
and ana aor anything more wortbwSiis VHs
tion 'aS.ing than temporary stimnia :.
gusts. eooh pales and dis
Make hS your daughter that, mother
AiNe AinoiNies,,her her see that by makinu hnrssIi
p(sbe sbS,Eie S,;,i Tor Tommy's petrins norttn'
Ito h" w not only nuke herself eIieihI,
NTom ionmy's wife, but win Sars
hsrsraa ail the more eagerly pursus
w "a you need have no Tear 10,
I b. .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01

anything that the business world can
offer.
"Whcre Is My Wandering Boy To-
night! will be the attraction at the
Market Street Theatre the first half
Of next week. and Norma Talmadge' =
best recent work, 'Smilin' Through" /"
will follow.
Dorothy Dalton, in 1.-THE Woman
Who Walked Alone" which had a sue
cessful run at the Stanley short time
ago, will be seen at the Palace, and
Viola Dana will have her latest film,
"Seeing's Believing" at the Capitol.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01

C's," and Betty Hale. dancer, COM
plete the bill.
ICE PALACE - The Ice Palace con.
tinues tho summer policy CT dancing
lures the coming week. including An
drews and Mack, well-known dancers:
King Rex and Bright Star and COM
pany. notable feature Is Papys
Orchestra.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
Comedy at Cross Keys

Jean Webster's popular story,
Daddy Long Legs" which has been
such Il success In print and on the stage
and the screen, will be seen at the
Cross Keys next week. where Mae Des-
mond and Her Players will give it an
familiar with the story Of the little in.
mate of charity home from the time a
wealthy bachelor sends her TO fash
ionable boarding school to the day
when, as an attractive young lady. she
comes to thank the unknown benefactor,
whom she has christcned Daddy Long
Legs"
Miss Desmond will appear in the role
first taken by Ruth Chatterton on the
stage, and Frank Fielder will be the
wealthy bachelor. The rest Of the COM
pany will be supplemented by num-
Der of children especially engaged for
the production.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-07
COLORED MAN BEING HELD
ON NUMEROUS CHARGES

Henry Curry, colored. is in the
county jail on a number of very
serious charges. and just which
charge the county authorities will
press against him is uncertain at
this time. He was turned over to
the county officers this mornins
after he had been arrested by city
police on charge of being intoxl-
Gated.
1t is said that Curry had been
Keeping company with a colored
girl by tn name of Lena Jackson
Recently the girl turned Curry
down and it is said that Curry en-
tered the Jackson home in Cieve-
land avenue few nights ago, and
finding his former Sweetheart
choked the girl until she was In a
very serious condition.
Whether the county officers will
charge curry with breaking into
the house. 70 carrying pistol. or
for attacking the girl with attempt
to kill is still undecided. In the
IN eantime. Curry is held at the
county Jail
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-07
READINGS FEATURE
QUOTA CLUB. LUNCH.

The feature OF the Quota Clu3
today at tn e. FAirmont
Hotel was the readings OF Miss
Caroline Sumpter, one of the C1ty's
talented reader who was the hon
or guest at the luncheon. Miss
Sumpter read sketch from Alice
'Gersternberg's Fourteen" and re-
sponded to an encore by recitins
a hum orous sketch entitled "Naths
ans Flat.
Other guests at the luncheon to-
day were Miss M'Liss Dunn OF
Pittsburgh. who is the guest of
Miss Pauline Arkwright, Miss
Frances Umburn and Miss Grace
Chapman.
An interesting talk concerning
the recent visit of local club wo-
men to Camp Jackson in Harrison
County was given by Miss Ethel
Davis, and upon accommodation
of Miss Mary Devol a committee of
three was appointed to pass resp
luton asking the County Court to
take steps toa once erect build
ing on the county lot at Jackson's
Mill. The com mittee named is
composed q the Misses Geraldine
Fanus, Ethel Wavis and Katherine
Barry.
The program was in charge Of
Miss Grace Cabun and next week
will be in charge of Miss Juanits
Blackburn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-07

sidewalk at the top OF the wall,
so that the residents or the five
houses might have a way ofin-
gress and egress.
Face Similar Question
we are simply facing another
question such as was faced wher
the houses were built originally
declared the mayor The man
who built them in the first plac :
made the mistake of not looking
forward to the future. He saw
that Market street was an unde-
veloped place and took it for grant
ed that it would never be develop
ed.
There WIS plenty of room to set
the houses farther back. con-
tinued the mayor. rHowever, tn e
houses were set out near the
street line. It is indeed unfortun-
ate that this condition should
exist. AS the property-owEcr
made the mistake. however, thu
city cannot be held liable.
I'VE are now called upon to say
whether we will make. the sam
mistake the original property
owner made the mistake, however.
owner made. We must not allow
ourselves to make such mistake
We are not building for today $
alone; we are building for the
future.
r i