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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-04-06
GOVERNOR RICHIE SIGNS
EDMONDSTON TAX BILL

HYATTSVILLE, Md, April g.
Governor Richie has signed the
bill creating a special tax district
in Edmondston, Md. formerly
known as East Hyattsvile. The
proposition now goes to the citizens
for a referendum.
The bill calls for n special as
sessment Of from Is TO % cents on
the 500 to be used to improve
roadways, sidewalks, police and fire
protection and street lights. The
territory involved comprises about
3l5 acres, with an approximate as
sessable basis of $250,000. The
election will be held next Monday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-04-06
ANAcoSTIA PROTESTS
TUBERcULAR SCHOOL

Anacostia has Joined the ranks Of
local communities in protest against
erection Of the proposed school for
tubercular children.
Location Of the school on tho Fort
Davis site Mt Alabama and Pennsyl.
vania avenues southeast was opposed
by the citizens association and board
Of trade Of Anacostin In meeting last
night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-04-06
WIDENING OF STREETS
OPPOSED IN PETITION

Disagreement OF Seventeenth and
Newton streets northwest will be ef.
fected by proposed widening Of the
streets, thereby curtailing the area
Of lawns, residents Of that section
say in a petition received by Chair
man Ball of the Senate District Com.
mittee.
A dangerous curve at the inter.
section Of the streets would result
from widening, the petition states.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-04-06
PLAYER PIANO SHRIEKS
AGAINST BEING ROBBED

CHICAGO. April 6.-When n me-
chanical piano began grinding out
a gay tune in a darkened poolroom
early yesterday morning neighbors
Investigated and William Martinson
a seventeen-year-o negro, was
taken into custody. In the boys
court he told Judge Jacobs that he
attempted to steal the nickels from
the instrument and accidentally
started II.
Jazz music was responsible for
the youths downfall" commented
the Judge.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-04-06
DRY AGENTS ORDERED TO
RETURN PRIVATE YACHT

Prohibition officials today ordered
enforcement agents at New York to
release the private yacht Patricia. of
James Shewan, New York. seized
with her supply or liquors at that
port.
Commissioner Haynes was inform
ed by the Department of Justice
that there was no, legal excuse to
seize the vessel. The same vessel
was seized a few weeks ago at
Miami, but later was returned TO her
owner. The liquors also were re-
stored to Mr.. Shewan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-04-06
REAR ADMIRAL STOCKTON
HEADS MILITARY ORDER

Rear Admiral Charles II. Stock
ton is the new commander OF the
District Of Columbia Commandery
OF the Military Order OF the Loyal
Legion. He was elected last night
at a meeting in the Willard Hotel.
Other officers elected were Col.
Henry G. Rizer, senior commander;
Maj. Gen. Charles r. HUMPHREY,
junior vice commander; Graham II.
Powell, recorder: Col. ]. p. Rey-
nolds Lands, registrar, and William
V. Cox, chancellor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-04-06
WOMEN SMOKERS TOLD
THEY MAY RUIN EYES

BOSTON, April 6.-Women are
warned not to smoke under peril Of
running their eyesight by DIR. F. A..
Wall. of Columbia University School
OF Optometry. who spoke before the
convention Of optometrists here.
mo individual who has as highly.
developed an organism as the female
of the species should indulge in q
narcotic as powerful as tobacco"
said DIR. Wall.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-22
1. November Records, now: on sale at


November Records. now on sale at
n: Ii. Torne3ltsst2 NJ: : -" - ~: -
For. Thanksgiving dinner :; order q q
brick Of Pineapple s cranberry ice
cream Warren hP ar1nacy -
n Miss Loretto Newman returned Sat.
urday from Middle River, where a
special tuberculosis clinic was held
last Friday. *..ss,s - :. 49,.
NOTHNRsl Why not protect thu
children BY using milk from a Tu
berclin tested herd 4 P,,sFrost spauld
Ing Farm Coz zva s: I. = ) Z. Il.
The Vega Young Peoples Society
will hold social Saturday, Dec. 2,
In the church basement. Watch for
further particulars next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. "a: P Whiting, of
Katheryn, ID. p, arrived Saturday
morning forssas visit at !, the home of
!, their. daughter, Mrs. H., L.. Skallman
A social Will s:be given by, the, Cath
olic Ladies Aid Thursday, Nov. %, ut
eight o'clock: ut the church basement.
Mrs. j: Ovsak and Miss. Meara, hos
tesses. Everybody welcome. :..S
Be sure and, come to the McCrea
Community Clubs: Cinderella Social
Nov. oath. It's going to be great. The
ladies please bring lunch for two and
| an old slipper or shoe containing their
name. The slipper to be sold for the
clubs benefit. $780, 10. {: Y5S :2.s .=ss,
| s 1f,E =. 4
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-22
Waitress Manted-Hota Warren.

Waitress Yanted Hotel Warren.
{ $500 amontlh viii place "a Colum.
bia afonola in. your home. e. l.
Tornell. +: Ut: - z.E.::,..s ~
IA Live chickens. ducks and geese
wanted. Call or write for prices
Warren Creamery 80. .s. - IS.
Nj. and Mrs. Robert Engelstad and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl mgelstad,s of Aneta
n: p, spent Tuesday hers; *s 1. s.
A.; A. Idndstrom can place d loar
on your harm ne q low rateaaf inter
est. ONCE, upstairs Fred Swanson
Biloxi. :.
Extra copies Of the Sheaf: may bt
bought at the news stands Eat thu
East Side Context onery and a
Bakkes Sweet Shop =. .,:--.:
Carload Of Ford Cars received, this
week. We can now fiji orders prompt
" on Sedan, Coupe and Touring cal
models. w: II: Powell & CO. 2: $: s.
Tie First Nationals Bank Of Warner
has several good teams Of horses fol
sale.ss Prices and, terms right. Cal
at the bank. Also some good cows
subscriptions for .sall newspaper!
and magazines. Any periodical, pub
lishgd anywhere in any language
publishers rates or less. Warner
Shedf, -: ~ u; i. sss. ! q
The Ladies Aid Of the Swedish
Lutheran church will serve one o
their old time Iut-fisk and Chicken
|suppers next Tuesday, November 2s
q Gfl,o q 1lo11orro . The Ia a 70 t1>ro
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-22
Waitress. Wanted Hotel Warren

Waitress Wanted Hotel Warren.
School girl wanted to work for room
and. board-Mrs s. A. Styrlund.
Fourteen Photographs for a dozen
during November at Rayeling Studio
Mrs. Sarah Steinmetz went to Ste.
phen last Friday to visit friends for
a few days. ~ ~. .l2.t5ss +
Try our steaks and roasts. They
are Of finest quality City Meat Mar,
ket hPone No. 4. ct
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cheney enter
tanned many of their friends at a six
o'clock turkey dinner Friday evening
The annual Lut-hsk and CHECKER
supper will be served at the College
next Tuesday evening beginning a,
$780, =. -
Only. FIVE weeks till Christmas
Twelve photographs make twelve nict
gifts. - Arrange for. q sitting now al
:Raveling Studio. =. N,, s. ~. - :: {
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-22
GLEANINGS
~~~~~~~~~-~ ~c~0~~~~~~~>
GATHERED FROM THE
S. 49,. -, p a. a
Buy it at the Rexall Store,

Buy it at the Rexall Store.
Waitress Wanted-Hotel Warren.
Ignite at $6.45 ton. Place your
order with A. A. Lndstrom
Complete line of framed mottos for
Xmas gifts -;Get yours NOW--Warren
Miss Edith Matts0n entertained the
lady members of the faculties Of the
public schools and North Star Col
lege at her home last Saturday after
noon. ..:5e@ :s;.:s' !
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-22
Order your ignite from a. 4. Lind

Order: your Ignite from A.. A. Lind
strom, $e.A5 ton. j. s:s.sz:s s:::;
" Live Chickens. ducks and : geese
wanted: Call or write for prices.
Warren Creamery. = !, 81 -%:..:;: ~. I
Miss Mary Alden spent Tuesday. in,
this city, arriving from Grand Forks
on her way to her home at Alrarado.
This is the time Of the year when
your fences can De repaired and new
ones built. We have Just received
another carload Of fence posts. Call
and see us. -Lundgren, Wittensten &
Co. ~ $3.50, ~; :ft:-z. s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-22

Students q the Union commer-
cial College, Grand Forks, N.eDak.,:
earn big pay. That Is the great
value Of q business education; It
puts you in touch with the big POI
sitl0ns. TO secure this training
takes but short time and the cost
L. very moderate. In fact, the tn.
ition Is lower than It has been for
years. Many earn back in one
month the entire tuition cost. Send
for catalog and find out how easily
you can prepare for good posi-
ton. z s Il ". #35.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-22

FOR SALE-Two pure bred .Dnroc
.somes-S. CIV. -Leghorn coekereB at
IS, cents, less if five or more sare
taken. o. NJ. TangQuist. Viking, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-22

MODERN Room to rent, centrally To-
Gated Gentleman preferred. No, 1913
:Sheaf Office: 81: = : -. s.. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-05
KNOX COUNTY WILD LANDS

~ ~ ~ Tax
'% s a<S a.; ss s 5%a: + 4S: .s:
nteins acres. less
r Z" !: :$:
a ;'a 'T1sSs Is; =" ~
s @ to & ovss y sSs asisz! ana
:, .,@ain1 CiEht acres, more or less SO
'@ Il pfd 1 s reR Hd n3 he GSs e se1
cE2w a. slANh saa island by 80 '
% SaS y 4n y's e D~3 and s seSn
] " v5 sM 4 sn s eonan nd av. g sss more
T1 @%d 5 Hs e s S"d ana tdsss
'2S sN a1n 81 '3e s S1 a sSsn nss ssp
sand and s consas rsReff haa I'd ssFss
@ :T :'% s$. II; 5s; s:': s5s 6; :ss5 "a
S s @sf j:$ SS . &; ss:ns; s; s$
S N 6 ns sia h a"s Is eqs ss s ss s
less
@ Ss and i; s;HG's' a to BE sa sr9ss
owned acs csy rpS ed ' ana eontain sDo on
T " fxa & ss s srs Ten sss ,a Re
r & s 5SH ana sss s an acre. is sspss
NETTI.E ISLAND said island $ reputed - ~
& ard S SP ,nd G.e ssn; psoe dsn.a by Is
o+T2 f 81 IL @ ,.nS
ss'sG s SSne cr
'f Olive oe E .aa s" son; sppss ssrs b.
Jordan s h s and ss. :sy s :: m
BY HR M s sss,aa sns Oh. .s;s ssrs
!s.SR 4Ss S island and ess sstsa t? ss
'ss 5Fs Island ana sss sss: s b hSss:
ff hs ss ais. ': :ss Contains s
w. L. BoNNEY.
Treasurer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-05
COUNTY WILD LANDS.

HIBBERTs GORE. part or being lot Of land in said
oTs bounded as follows: Beginning at Bog Bridge
said TO be owned by Everett E.. Cunningham to the
along sro s ,hence running by said meadow and
highway and continuing said highway BY the
SINE course TO thence eastery by the line
fsid highway to land said to be owned by Martin
oase' thence BY land Of said Dodge. by land former
owned by 1chabod MARI and by land formerly owned
0yHoss savage to corner; thence northerly small
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-05
State County Dist.
Tax Tax Tax

By tn: q M t s: #
sa Fo part f Being lot
BY and ~ ~ eseF s ey
an and
sG 500 now Of nn n
o%ssd By Sad A"on s " 'eDu'e' to
GORE Of being pS he s Of lot ro OFT
complete Of said land reference is hereby
s o WITH fs s b IN
OBTAINS s one
eR s 81 Being : hot & snh
be sn sTn now by or tic
q * , ssm? asa
$ss: Z s::s $sss;
an BY ss
On e s east re
E. parRer ar on on the s0u's s2
b G on M By Rssa
pss sss G2 s f s1a +!
81 ID
eighty acres less
ST3vs q III % sn lot Ct i?
sTs Rss1psnf e
:5s !: fs:f%s i + h "s E
80 rods nr 9Sqmef or 5s % the
said 8 sn
ans :sa to nss 1
f en s 1s P0 ot
5S be BY
GORE Gar Of b being as tSe Of a Snd IA the
a BY the "an bH Sf s
t6 town S OF as hasno
BY eyn sh' 5y 5; Howe and
SHTnd %a~ Is 0eT ne
sa by s sp" 10 be b
%s s s of Ta es to g.
3s5I
By DeSteT THOMPSON and contains one hundred acres
s S asGo sseyss sa s.?
;$s ns&S T. E .s1S
& ,ri$ ] e;
thence b% 1s s 1Sr 600 to hs
as sns n" to be By Venus rA0"D
o % ie part Of nSs fg o
d ,n sa g BE s by BY o%
az @$r$" y hfs f. iTG% ~
lot With huldnEs thereon rep9ted to be owned By
ps1 s q 4 c
m m % e enn of e2S
and ID sn % sa BY TO % Ende s
s ,Ssn:d h9 satS
or sn xs a%d b. e@nea r the E oaS
be owned BY Ida y eighty
MrscoNGrs ISLAND u.oudvle): Part Of. being farm
sna . Tad b % T as S
n Prior easF! :" BY land said o%ned
d 5nS ats s Be g SSniS <
2G"'sa !" be o~"; %y BY Me'sa Loud and contains
ISLAND vi Gid part Of being honasa lot
f.Sd ga
% ed s to be s SSnss '
| ns 5s III sa' s0Gdo @
shr Srrsr ss5'f 5@sSs'S y s ss
% asnsG ia
y and three
b & onSsS S
F % snd ssd be m by bJ a
+ I'D sxSss 3
5: 81 J. #as%5soa ara ssh t
lot the central of said island bounded fol-
lows: Beginning on the west shore of said island at
senda Carter thence south - degrees east to 2 wall
thence nor,ery by said road to point q rods north
thence south IS degrees east the line of land
said be by Everett O. Thompson; thence
3 tns s9s id
OF Poland the
southerly by shore O point of
beginning. Said with buildings thereon, repued
o be by John c. Carter contains thirty
less
MUSCONGUS ISLAND (Loudvle), part Of being a farm
lot, the part said island
Beginning the shore island a
the southwest of land said be owned by John
Carter thence eastery BY land Of said Carter to the
road leading down the western side Of said island
thence norhery by said road to point Is rods north
thence easerly by land Of SAID John Carter to land
southery by land Of said Thompson land said to be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-05
TIMpER AND GRASS ON RESERVED LANDS.
STATE OF MAINE.
w. L. BONNEY,
Treasurer of State.

Trcasurcr's II,
of
POT lall.
mad" for the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-05
STATE OF MAINE.

Treasurers Office II,
following townships
oeeh made for the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-05

af es f1s e s s ass Of nd tn !ss :ssGn
Ssr i e; i t.. ;.;ss !: Ina
ss
f:s;;E =: s;'se' ;f H 9''s ;;$
sst rive.
q in rs:
Is fi s' tho hfs ana
soSnhp and n and as that ps s ct lots IN :d
ns,5 + s
;s5
f S 81 3 ?' in tie ;hgtsessa s ."s sP "9
X Il .:ss j. IL: II :ss ;a%s:s5
nsSsaSs s:Sfs Sn1
Paper t~sny-four thousand . co.,
ha s sy part ss ssq as an . asnss 81 o;
s: 5 5$'$
rs Me- sss Pn sa sserSs an is sn by
cd by
4 sRSsyS; Of. being bg lot,s;
the height snt
sSsnap the Seish md"
&5.: e; si Is :S::ss ;s' :!s If e.
n sa Of 5 Of snS aaa sfs'f5 ass
nx Se,sT a the lot nss na Of r land part n G .
aa ns s ssF'asy
n ss s ss:ssiSsd
blanchard ( four thousand . 49,. -
;ssSs: :s Il: :tts
;ss II; b e.: Il i:
s. e sy plan & rae
eontain 3v &c h"nded iwsnty1one
assS9sa @ Part e. s e. ns1s E G rand s'
] s:ssss 1::' 3 6; &:
s::5s:s s 5:Ss.s ! -
aas IN" ss ssn as;. on: thousand "" hundred m
nS ives, sS S PsF S tn: that Rss' sf 1 it:
SAID township; That part Of lot lying 3, west Of
s shp !1f That n IT iSE
i IT. p IL h rms e sa!s s': II :aa %
Ss 81 ct il H. ess sa raSys 81 a. 'hs
SAID twnsnp ssdsF5 y Macy ana
splsasr Land and
.sss & o is s sa ss. s ssns ses Cot s' nn
=? ss S;; $s;Sss
: hp sss:rS Sy so Macy and n s d %
sossas. q ss more Estes m 1856
81 ss e. s s: :': ::S!> e:
:ss:. : 6: s::s
t. a 10 ans eN;s s'5s
e. $sSs: .s9s: $s;.
,sSp sS .ses sse' part Of s;n: s sh :9
s s7 e9septns e% ssid description:
o s.ss ;s s. s n e:
tanning sS acres II the nsrthTsst psr ' az tho to
s:g '. n ~ ;:s
%s: i've m esq.,.
No s:1ssss ss ::
ts!ssSi 2? az I'm *
on hs d n9 o on oy he n se .he west
1ns Be III CON:
!Ksy; .s sSso5SSss to ss.m.S.5.TY
a 70 BE- own s li Sy
g H. %sasss. BEING si said
bounded and described as follows Beginning
st t1 s as IF ..is
eone TO he1ee roa. to
iso the point Of Beginning according
h anS Rfn IN Is 7sd .R
thfee se Oy " NOR.
part Of lot range l. aecordins to survey
a Ra R1an Hd s ssSnsee %sff ~
owned by J. W. Bartlett. and contains - 80 :.
10 ssf mS part o. Of Being rang.
n ns 1a &C. ss
parcel containing s. acres in the southeast
lot 6 range parcel Containing g acre: in
. i
acres in the southwest quarter Of lot 2. range .:
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State County Dist.
Tax Tax Tax

ISLAND part Of p snnnS.s cot
lana the be east 81
south Z :.;'
5Gs e:'sS e
fsisss ,sss
be owned py Captain SGo osa osnd
to sornsT 'hencs
g
Of o Of Ths y
81 ' wG anna
of q u s'n'
Sa.S:
st a sor By to ne & to be
b Mary Carter Tad to b ewnea
fnoa earisF wizard a e.
Is 1sLAND Part being snggdsS cot
sss f.
SAID lot nd herey
page 4os said lot with buildings thereon is reputsd
one e or M leas = 0o0 ana
S hs ssT ~ Sal. s' ssa 0nS s;
s Is BE- v s u CT s Of ap
s. degrees aes east BY o land said
" and Warren " EWeil rods: 4 links to The road
1f me ct '5
Simmons and contains one more or less,
MusCoNGUs ISLAND (Loudvile), part of, being cot
M il m sfH p said " a o9ne bS ar
@ ey TSs By T. nd s sTRfs By
Mnsa by a%S@ simnoR shore q
to be owned BY Alphonso lysom and contains one
MUscoNGus ISLAND u.oudvile). part of. being cot
i? n M ens 81 q 81, S = I'd
%a's" j Hf Lid r e9 # y
Mrs % Win fo m D?
70 eS oM nsa o. y Mr Extra Poland and
1 g in 9G i & a 5ae ID IL
p Ks the a to be 5
ter s By land Of said ossr
s wv a
stones thence south e degrees west to the point Of
be owned BY randall Simmons, al and contains
MuscoNG!,s ISLAND Gondvie1. Gart Of being cot
et ii nS a 1 the ns Of sna al.
e e Iy Wiam + i.oud als thence norm S
ne q ana woodot: thence By lne q Eaid o5
ss 5o $sSssSSs
VI Via % inc b agneS id
Warren ". Elwel and contains nine acres. more
age Central part Of said island bounded as
91nGf! otPs1 aqs
l0s to corner
ssS Ss.s '!Ss ssS
epSsd % HG George ~ Elwe and 'S cons
5G5 SCI seE s %S56 part Of being lot
5elS%s nss sad
P v @ ] ffs ns GEEK
%s E so5 $
J3 rods to : rods east of the road; thence
Sa = the ns so of s "e p Of a" 4ad &c
hS owned Mrs. S;Sa artsr tie point
B. owned by cap5a% orman l. Simmons
MuscoSGs ISLAND poaavie9 Part , Of being , cot:
!st
p s"f
s' r S T. Mar H
IS :sas sss5s5 ;a
6 as IS 9! ns
a snss we saa
rss b S sss FL
aSs owned
MLfCoNGUs ISLAND G.oudvle), part Of. being a farm
% n s
s by
@ 6 bv the n Vest st @ Of tier e
and SAID to be ,S h Ee f. oseT III
e e'fr
5as Of wS
snd to Mr1@
MUSCONGIrS ISLAND (Loudville), of, being a
lot in the central part of said island. bounded
fooWS Beginning the northwest
o by Robert b. Osier; thence northerly
the line of Arthur n. Poland, ct al. PIG feet
stake and stones; thence eastery 1872 feet stake
the road leading down said island; thence
souhery by said road 26 feet to the
westerly by the north line Of said Oser to the point
to be Elmer L. and
tains less,
MUSCONGUS ISLAND Goudve), part of. being a farm
lot in the southern Of and extending said
island bounded follows: Northerly by land said
be owned b Arthur n Poland e. al: land said to be
cove the eastern of said island southerly by
land said to be owned by Ellsworth Oser. Said lot
with buildings thereon, is reputed be
ert B. Osier and contains thirty acres. less.
MUSCONGUS ISLAND Coudve), part Of. being a
lot in the southern part Of and extending across said
be owned by Robert =. Osier souherly by land said
0 be owned by Mrs Serena Benson ct ais. Said lot
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State County Dist.
Tax Tax Tax

H;$5$ 1s$S0 r.. nsS S:''s =; =:
ssis!::
contain. :: ssls n ny o ss 500 40
Hs 'ssSS sn; E ssHs s a' Is: =:
AH ss gum a' sss sSs 'sa s e e :n s.
ss rGw Nv and Owen Quinn ssuhesy M
1 ss s5sn :fR RSvs s &C $o
';s$ : AZ % e: s;f r.; as e i e
S ry S ss; ssss By Of ap as'sre ssy ss
s ' Hs srs%% ss :on;:S On. .s>:
H;:$ !$sSG PEI f. s;Es ss':s e il 3:
",efy a a%i said 0f s""a q b Geose
q $S a$$: 81; :;s.s: s.!
MIN f:$? e: e. : :s = j: e:
=:s ply ss5 s ss:;::
to s 'T@ @e BY so's' Brown and $50 AZ
EAGLE ISLAND. part Of. being cottage lot in the
Es: ss:a & :s:: ); It'd:
::s:s III! $s: -
M 3 Eaud SS an '" I'd ais rsS nS contains s ns
"2a r? '' a;sT:' Sc 3; s~ss
ssnTsE :f b1 i's": and Is s:ss:
IS SSR n. Sal: and : s" ;s sss sus no
OAK SI.A&D Said island is O be WV "
Eiand
OUTER PORCJPINE md is
Erland ct al and
contains
'En!S:s s?' .s ;'1s Contains :ss s:
POND ISLAND NEAR LITTLE ISLE Said
= q " Anna John
and contains tnirtytwo more
RESOLUTION ISLAND. Said Ind 10 reputed to
be owned by Preston Player thirty
1
's and @ EspS ntss .s,t: s
less,
SPECTACLE ISLAND Ind is reputed
he ned by John ". Blake three
e
SPRUCE HEAD. Said he
owned by Mrs. Katherine l..
two hundred forty less,
WESTERN ISLAND is repued to be
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STATE OF MAINE,

Treasurer's once. April 81, 1922
following
OXFORD COUNTY WILD LANDS.
Dist.
STAT County
Tax
s:' County I R,:t
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State County Dist.
Tax Tax Tax

MUscoNGUs ISLAND (Loudvile2. part Of, being farm
o land said be owned Julius
said owned by Sherburn
Said lot, with buildings thereon. 10 .
ssss e e sSssa s: ns:'s5: Pike and 500
o to Mus.
c. Ind IN acre
INDIAN ISLAND eastery o. md o
Christina Ellsworth and contains
MaRsia ISLAND wing easter,y of and .a.n, 80 81
MUscongus Island
to be ny I.uther o Po-
less. ~ 1877
L.. BONNEY.
Of
The Washington times., 1922-12-06
Judge Holds Striker
Guilty Of Neglect
of Family

HAGERSTOWN, MO, DEC.
6.-The striker who does not
support his family will receive
no more consideration than any
other individual, declared Judge
Frank G. Wagaman when he
found Luther C. Good, a strik-
ing employe Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, guilty of non
support In the criminal session
Of the circuit court here yes
terday. :.
Goods wife testified that
her husband went on strike last
July; that he had not given her
any money for herself or their
three minor children; that> she
had to send the children away
and 60 to work to support her.
self.
Commenting on the case,
Judge Wagaman said: Here is
Q man who willingly gave up
good position to go out on
strike with no prospects OF pro
viding for his wife and chill.
dren. That, to me, is willful
neglect, and he will receive no
more consideration than any
other individual. It will be the
same in future and no allow
ance will be made for the man
who went on strike and who is
indicted under the same cir
cumstances.
The Washington times., 1922-12-06
WESTERN ND. RAILWAY
coMMISSARY DESTROYED

CJJMBERLAND, Nd, Dec. g.
Fire. thought to have originated from
an oyerheated stove, completely de-
stroyed the commissary and kitchen
of the Western Maryland railway at
MARYLAND Junction Sunday morning
The office of the storeroom build.
ing wcs also damaged. 1t is esti.
mated that the loss will reach
An the supplies and equipment In
the commissary and kitchen were de.
stroyed, and important records and
effects in the storeroom office were
damaged. The blaze had gained con.
siderably headway before It was dis
covered, and for a time threatened
the shop adjoining.
The Washington times., 1922-12-06

Seamless Administer and Heavy
Wilton Velvet Rugs-Sises II,
g in. by 8 IT,, 8 II. . by 10 II, .
and sxi2 IT,, also Seamless Brus-
sels or Velvet Rugs, In hand
some oriental. medallion and
floral designs: Alexander Smiths
products; all perfect quality;
values worth SIS and S26.75
$40. Thursday at. -. ~
Seamless Brussels RugS-Ciose-
woven quality. In floral. oriental
and medallion designs, beautiful
Iight or dark oolorings, sizes Sxs
n. and z It. 8 by . ft.j Alexan-
der Smiths make; values worth
$1,000. Thursday &Id.75
The Washington times., 1922-12-06
CLOTHING CONTRACTORS
BLAMED IN N. Y. KILLING

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Benjamin
Levinsky. twenty.nine. was shot
dead yesterday because, It Is assert.
ed by counsel for his family, he was
thorn In the side Of clothing
contractors.
Levinsky. q clothing cutter. had
just left a friend and entered the
corridor Of the building at 7l6
Broadway. where he was employed
when q man stepped up and fired
heart.
William Pipschitz, nineteen. known
aliases, was arrested. He was held
under bail on q number Of aft
davits charging suspicion Of homi.
eide.
The Washington times., 1922-12-06
BURTON TO TALK ON
"EURoPE-ALLlED DEBT

"The Situation in Europe-The
Allied Debt to the United States"
will be the subject of an address
by Congressman Burton Of Ohio at
the fall dinner Of the Washington
Credit Mems Association. Decem-
Der Is.
Prosperity during the coming
year was forecast by Commissioners
Frederick I. Coz, Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission in q talk at
the weekly luncheon Of the associa.
ton held yesterday at the City Club.