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WIFE OF BANK OFFICIAL
 ARRESTED CHARGE FORGERN

NEW YORK, May 19-Mrs. Flea nor Elaine Lee Harris, wife of Bever- ly D. Harris, former bank official, was arrested charged with forging the name of her husband to a letter she offered as evidence in her attempt to obtain a new trial in Harris suit for annulment of their marriage.
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STEAMSHIP YUKON
 IN COLLISION WITH
 STEAMSHIP SOL DUG

SEATTLE, May 19.-The new Alas Fa Steamship Company's new liner, Yukon, which sailed on her maiden voyage Saturday for Seward, collided with the steamship Sol Due. of Mar rowstone point yesterday Neither vessel was damaged and the Yukon proceeded on her voyage.
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BAD CHECK PASSER IS
 CAPTURED BY POLICE

OAKLAND, May TYR. D. Jeffer- son, said by police to be bad-check passer in San Franc;sCo, and an es- caped fugitive from Walla-Walla was captured after an exciting chase in which five shots were fired.
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CIRCUIT COURT DECIDES IN
 FAVOR OF GOVERNMENT

NEW YORK, May 19-The circuit court of appeals decided in favor of the Government the suit affecting the status of one hundred and fifty mil lion dollars in claims for War Risk in surance. The government had already paid insurance in the cases and the claims were for additional payments.
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GAS POCKET BLOWS TOOLS
 OUT OF WELL AT kANATAK

A report was received in Anchor age Saturday night that gas pocket had been struck by the drillers at the Standard plant at Kanatak so strong that the tools were blown out of the we'll. It is hoped to strike oil within the next 800 feet, and the presence of gas is regarded as a good indication
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OFFICIALS ACCUSED OF
 INCITING LAWLESSNESS

NEW YORK, May Ex-Governor Al Smith and Nicholas Murray But Ter are responsible for delivering the two hardest blows ever struck at law and order in the United States, Attorney Hayward declared in speech delivered here today.
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BLACK GOLD WINNER
 OF KENTUCKY DERBY

LOUISVILLE Ky, May 19.-Black Gold. owned by Mrs. R. M- Hoots, poor widow of Tulsa, Okla., won the kentucky Derby, worth $52,775 to the winner, Saturday afternoon, Over 75 900, the largest crowd to ever wit ness an American race, were present.
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WIPING OUT HOOP DISEASE
 IN STATES CALIFORNIA

OLYMPIA, May 17-J H. Martin, observer reported to the State depart ment that the measures taken in Cali fornia were slowly and surely controll- ing the outbreak of foot and mouth disease.
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APPROPRIATION FOR COAST AND GEODETIC
 SURVEY INCREASED

WASHINGTON, May 19.-The Sen- ate and House conferees supply bill for the Departments of State, Com mere eand Labor increased the appro- priation for the Coast and Geodetic Survey work from a quarter of million to $314,000.
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BERGDOLL BURIES $25O,OOO

EBERBACH, Germany, May 1S-G. Cleveland Bergdoll said regarding the money he had drawn prior to his es- cape from this country, Flinders are Keepers, in relating to two hundred and fifty thousand dollars in shiny ten dollar gold pieces which he declared he buried in the United States in 1917 when playing hide and seek with the authorities after lodging the draft law.
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CHURCH COUNCIL ASKS ATTY. GENERAL
 DISCIPLINE JUDGE

SEATTL, May 19.-The Council of Churches wired Attorney General Stone as follows
 Judge BourQuin, temporarily as signed to Seattle, is making the Fed eral court ridiculous by sentencing prohibition law violators to pay hnes of s5 and S1O when jail sentence is warranted. What can you do about it?"
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SENATORS DINNER
 GUESTS OF COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON, May 1e.- Seven Republican Senators whose stand on overriding the presidential veto of the bonus bill is in doubt, were din- ner4 guests of President Coolidge at the White House yesterday.
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MOTHER OF GOVERNOR
 SMITH OF N. Y. DEAD

NEW YORK, May 19.-Mrs. Cath
 arine Smith, mother of Governor Al Smith of New York died last night
 at the family apartments here. at an advanced age
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KINDRED KILLED IN RIOT

LONDON, May 19-One hundred townspeople and six natives were kill ed in serious disturbances at Kirkuk Mesopotamia, according to advices re- ceived at the Colonial offices.
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FORTY THOUSAND ARRESTS

PHILADELPHIA, May 19-Direc- tor of Public Safety, c. J. Smith said s. Buffers law enforcement program has resulted in the arrest of about thirty nine thousand persons for vari- ous offenses during the first four months according to reports submitted to him.
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SOLDIER BONUS BILL
 PASSED OVER VETO

WASHINGTON, May 19-Tne Sen ate today oyer-rode the Presidents veto of the soldier bonus bill. The measure automatically becomes q law by a vote of 59 to 2t
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BLACKJACK DIES AT NOME

NOME, May 17-Blackjack, we'll known Eskimo ,and formerly the hus- band of Ada Blackjack, the heroine of the Wrangell Island expedition died Wednesday broken hearted over Ada and her son playing in the whi,c mans land
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WINNERS OF ICE POOL
 NAMED AT FAIRBANKS

A considerable sum of money was scattered around Fairbanks last week following the movement of the ice in Cinema slough in front O. town. Of the several minute pools at the Horse shoe Cigar Store Fred Strurhers won $60; L. A. Johnson $60 aod Charles Lewis and Henry Schroder each cashed in for $90.
 H. B. Madland, the we'll known commercial traveller. won $100.
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GEORGE HARVEY
 EDITOR OF POST

WASHINGTON, May 19.-E, B. Mclean announces that he has re- turned George Harvey as editorial director of the Washington Post.
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VOTE ON SALE OF BEER

VANCOUVER, May 19-When the parliamentary election is held in June voters will pass on the sale of beer by the glass in British Columbia. At torney General Manson announced the minimum amount now sold is three rint,sottles.
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HURON BREAKS ICE JAM

DULUTH, Minn., May 19-The Can adian Steamer Huron with 65 persons including passengers and crew has broken the ice jam in which she has been fast since Monday and is pro- ceeding to port.
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AMERICAN PLANES
 REACH YETEROFlJ
 FROM PARAMASHIRU

YETERoFU ISLAND, kuriIes, May 19.-Three American air planes flying around the world, landed here this afternoon hav- ing made the 500 mile flight from Paramashiru Island in seven hours.
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MAJOR MARTIN MAY NOT BE PERMITTED
 TO RESUME FLIGHT

WASHINGTON, May 19.-It is in timated that unless he is able to satisfactorily explain his two Alaska mishaps, Major F. l.. Martin will not be allowed to reioin the round the world army flyers. The department will call Major Martin upon tile car pet and question his flying ability upon his arrival in the States.
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AGED OREGONIAN DIES

MEDFORD, May 19-Mrs. Mary Fries, who came to the Rouge River valley in 1888 died aged 73, was the mother of General Amos A. Fries, of Washington, D. C., head of the Army Chemical Warfare division.
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HOUSE COMMONS REJECTS
 NATIONALIZATION MINES

LONDON, May 1.-The House of Commons by vote of 264 to 168 re- jected the naturalization of mines which was sought by representatives of miners through a private members bill.
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AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN
 WANTS TO QUIT POST

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Cyrus P. Woods, ambassador to Japan, has ask ed to be relieved of his duties there owing to friction between the two governments over the immigration bill
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RUM CRAZED MAN
 SHOOTS HIS FIANCEE

SEATTLE, May 19.-Ruln-crazed, Robert NJ. Snyder shot and killed his fiance, Agnes Black, diyorcee, and took his own life.
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ACTORS STRIKE ENDED

NEW YORK, May 19.-The Actors union today voted to accept the terms of the managers and will end the strike June l.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-05-19

Frank F. Winchester, who recently sold his farm at Matanuska. left on a late boat to visit his old home in England.
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PUBLIC VOTE ON DAWES BILL

BERLIN, May l9-German Special ist social parties will ask the Govern ment to hold popular referendum on the acceptance or repection of the Dawes reparation plans.
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TOXIC, May 19.-The Ameri- can flyers will be received in audience by the Prince Regent after their arrival at kasumiqau- ra Japanese Naval Base, it was announced today.
 1t was hoped to meet the British and French flyers at the same place.
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ATHLETIC RELATIONS BANNED

PARIS, May 17.-Premier Poincare has forbidden the resumption of Franco-G German athletic relations.
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COOLIDGE HAS COLD

WASHINGTON, May 17.-Because of severe cold President Coolidge remained away from his office today.
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GENERAL TOWNSEND
 WAR HERO, DEAD

PARIS, May 1e.-General Town send. who commanded the British Tn Mesopotamia during the world war; died here today.
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LUNCHEON TOMORROW

The chamber ot commerce will hold it's regular weekly luncheon at the Seward Grill tomorrow noon.
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SIX IN ONE FAMILY DROWN

MARTINBURG, May l9-Slx mem bers of the family of William Miller, an orchardst, were drown in flood of small mountain stream near this city.
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COOLIDGE MASTERS
 COLD AND GOES WORK

WASHINGTON, May 19-Having mastered bronchial cold President Coolidge today returned to his office.
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LONDON, May 19.-Queen Marie of Rumania is visiting in London.
Evening star., 1924-04-04

HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc,
1884 H St NV Franklin o5o3.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
FOR SALE-H0USES.
FOR SALE-H0USES.
Cnutfnned
Cleveland Park-$16,650.

FOR SAIE-HOUSES FOR SALE-H0USES.
ntinueA Contfn
Cleveland Park-$1665O.
Of
n red
ht O b
Attac terms
Washington Heights-$195O0.
@ @ % q @ %
home i o
Chevy Chase, D. C--$4,50O
west to al Of
TO SALE
Cleveland Park-S125OO
Of
of Conn ndtnc
o In
Downtown-Unusua Buy-S135OO
of the in
o
Takoma Park-$o $50.
4o5
porch; beautiful
MADDUX, MARSHALL & COMPANY, Inc,
11O8 Sixteenth Street NV. Main 85O7
Evening star., 1924-04-04
PetWOrth- Corner.

Petworth-Corner.
Two-story pressed brick home containing
SIX good sized rooms, tiled bath hot-water
beat, electric lights. colonial front and double
rear porches. laundry tubs in cellar and the
house is screened throughout There is plenty
OF room at the rear for a garage and the
property is in fine condition Price only
$3.50. Cash payment Of 81 $50 desired 1-l14
Mt. Observation-Disclosures
Modern six-room and bath home having a
colonial front porch, sleeping porch. built-in
refrigerator and other bult-in features There
is ample room at the rear for a garage ana
the price asked is only s1l 800. Terms.
Near Lincoln Park.
Dandy sixroom and bath brick home with
hotwater heat and electric lights The house
is In perfect condition and is a bargain at
S,5oo. Phone US to inspect.
Columbia Heights.
Semi-detached seven-room and two-bath
brick home in this fine section. The house
is about three years old, in fine condition and
the owner is very anxious TO SELL The prop
erty must be seen to be appreciated. Price
only Sll.500
WALTER A. BROWN,
14oo n st. NV. Main 1858
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc.
14l8 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO34-5~
NEAR 18th STREET
oner
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
WE'LL
low dtemsrea easbe.
NEAR 10th AND KENNEDY
house,
noos. sinosd
oner ~ -o0
N. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc
1418 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO34-5
BOARD
Evening star., 1924-04-04

Near Spring Road and 14th ST.
S11, 500.
Almost new house, colonial style. 6 rooms,
bath. h.-w.h., cleo; double screened porches;
garage.
Col. Heights Near 18th St.
$500.
rooms and bath. hot-water heat. gas and
cleo; laundry trays and toilet in cellar; space
for garage; house in excellent condition;
leased for $500 year. $500 cash required.
Near Washington Circle.
$1,000.
: rooms. bath. 2-story and basement brick
house, 81 TT. wide; in good condition. Terms
can be arranged
Shepherd St. Near 14th.
Only $,45O and $1,000 Cash.
Groom home with hot-water heat, elec.
light; modern BATH alley; garage: excellent
condition.
Southwest Bargain.
$500.
3-story brick. rooms and bath; md floor
arranged apartment. A little money spent
on improving this property would increase its
value 81 600 more.
Main 1901. DAVID E. BARRY, 1907 H At NV
Evening star., 1924-04-04

STONE & FAIRFAX
THREE-FAMILY FLAT.
Near 18th and Monroe Sts.--Prce $4,000
% % ufa @ % an@sa @ tine 10 Bf Ps P AZ Main as
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK
$1,000.
@ " eeene
DOWNTOWN-PRICE ST, ,OOO
% @ @ % % "1s sa s a ' .ns ; snss sas & :
N.ST., ONE BLOCK WEST OF CONN. AVE
$115OO.
% fSp @ % W u % @ % baths deep " I" S0'''
STONE & FAIRFAX
,,,,- over THIRTY YEARS OF REAL SERVICE" . .
REA BoAR
BRlGHTWOOD-Near 14th Street Cars-SS25O.
~ 'I .s 4 @ @ ] =. % = t:i 'Sss porch 's
TAKOMA PARK-S995O ~
ST 100 Cash, SIS Monthly.
ton % @ G and : @ @s .1s 4 3 En ss 'fs @ % 4ss
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Near 14h Street Car Line.
r: % e. : = '? % :'ss sas, ; immediate s:s' s s;ss s es e.:
MT PLEASANT -S12,75O.
Four Bedrooms, Two Baths.
% ':s Ss s:s IL % $ @ & e. $ s i s! .s IL
CLEVELAND PARK-Sl4,25o
Seven Rooms, Two Baths.
$s:?;s s$;:,a s $ :; ,$; IT. E; FIJI; S s': ] =
FOURTEENTH STREET-s125oo
a.: IL -: sa:ss % :"f ' @
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
~ MEM OF WASHINGTON ESTATE BOARD ~ '0'
Evening star., 1924-04-04

PETwORTH-sS. .95o-TERMs.
Best location in Petworth: a semi-detached
mouse, 20 feet Wide. side lights, at this price
Is bargain: six rooms and bath; both back
porches screened; large colonial front porch;
modern in every way. Address Box 32-Y, Star
office.
Evening star., 1924-04-04

WEST OF 18th STREET.
S12,5OO.
A very salable tapestry brick home sit
uated between 14th and 18th sts., in a section
new: contains well lighted rooms glass-in
closed sleeping porch, also a breakfast porch;
tile bath with built-in fixtures and shower:
oak floors both first and second floors; in
freproof garage. This property is in perfect
condition and is beautifully finished through
out.
NEAR 18th & KENYON SITS.
$11,5OO.
A substantially constructed three-story
brick residence, desirably situated just OF
18th street 1t has good size rooms, tile
bath, electric lights. modern heating plant
double garage. 1t is now vacant, is priced
very low and can be sold on easy terms.
CHEVY CHASE.
$13,5OO.
A particularly attractive detached Dutch
colonial home, located just of Conn. ave. and
directly between the two Country clubs. 1t Is
situated on a good level lot, 70x120, with
beautiful lawn, shrubbery and a wide drive
way to garage. Center entrance, living room
full depth Of house. with real open fireplace
and built-in bookcases, three big bedrooms,
sewing room, unusually large tile bath, hot
water heat; screened, weatherstripped and is
decorated. Moderate terms.
HEDGES & MI
MEMBERS OF THE WAsHIN
1884 H St. NV
Evening star., 1924-04-04
Buy Here and Be Happv-

Buy Here and Be Happy
=, If you decide TO take up residence in one of
these splendid Kite designed and built Homes
you will be certain Of Home comfort and
convenience. These Homes are completely
equipped with every modern convenience-Kite
designing insures practical planning which
greatly reduces house work. Kite built in
sures the best of materials and workmans
Another point in favor Of these Homes is
their location.
334-337-339 18th St. Sc.
It's the incest residential section OF all
Southeast Washing ton-you'u like il here
-Four rooms-consisting OF large living room
and dining room. separated from kitchen By
attractive china closets Two large bedrooms
Sleeping porch kitchen porch and front porch
Pipeless heating system wMh automatic CON
troll on first floor. Separate hot-water heater
laundry tubs. large tiled bath; plenty of close
room-upstairs and down. Handsome cleo
trio fixtures and decorations. One of the best
makes Of side-oyen gas range-big dresser
Handy to two car lines.
Only S6.450.
VERY ATTRACTIVE TERMS MAY
BE ARRANGED.
Open for inspection day and evening
HARRY A. KITE,
Qncorporatedl
1914 K St. Phone Main 1910.
Evening star., 1924-04-04

MASSACHUSETTS PARK
Restricted and zoned Differently designed priced detached
and side hall homes three eight bedrooms finished
under construcon-32nd Woodey road Cathedral Ave
Hawthorne St, Garfield St and Cleveland Ave.
BRADLEY HILLS,
Washngon Country Club District the most beautiful country
property around Washington Large Lots Acreage Proper
ties Prices reasonable Over hundred people
are now living in adjacent to Bradley Hills.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INCORPORATED,
Dupont Circle. Potomac 22OO
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TAKOMA PARK.
S1O,5OO.

A comparatively news semi-bungaiow, To-
Gated in one of the best sections of Takoma
Park, convenient to the District and Mary
land schools, public library, stores, car lines,
etc. 1t is modern throughout, has Eve we'll
lighted rooms and bath the first floor, with
three rooms and extra lavatory on the second.
Splendid lot, 50x16J. Out-of-town owner
wants immediate sale. real bargain
Evening star., 1924-04-04
IF YOU BELIEVE IN THE UNITED STATES
INVESTIGATE THESE NEW OFFERINGS


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8l3 18th Street Northwest Main $500
BOSS & PHELPS,
=
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BOSS & PHELPS,
Nam 95OO The Home of Homes 147 K St NV
- M-AnLKs OF TIE MAsHINGToN REAL ESTATE BOARD
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 H St. NV. Realtors Franklin o5O3
HARVARD TERRACE-$165OO
Gated jus eff intrsec
fireplace
i 70 INSPECT
Evening star., 1924-04-04
FOR SALE.
$3.50.

IU4 4th STREET NE.
Desirable brick home contain
ing E rooms and bath; house in
good condition; front bedroom
has a windows; large kitchen;
new electric light fixtures. 81 900
cash is all that is required. I'm
mediate sale must be made. We
are exclusive agents.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. Inc.
Realtors.
1883 K St. NV. Main 1O16-17.
Office Open Daily Until 9 PM.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
CLEVELAND PARK.
e1S S00

distinctive home, splendidly situated. on
Macomb ST., only q short distance from Conn.
ave.. 1t is well constructed, thoroughly mod
ern, and has q large lot with garage. Eight
rooms flour bedrooms), large sleeping porch,
attic with maids room, very large living and
dining room. with open freplaces and other
attractive features. Owner has left city and
will consider offer with good cash payment.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY

WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY
Near 18th and Que Sts.-$1O5OO.
Near Sacred Heart Church-$8,5OO
a
s
11th and M Streets-$8OOO
N frs comme
A
Wisconsin Avenue-Two Houses-$7OOO
n
Takoma Park-S6OOO.
s OF tina ebeenoo
A a
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY
Realtors
llCB 10th Street Northwest
Main 32.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
BUCHANAN ST.

This modern. colonial type brick, home,
situated on Buchanan street in one Of the
highest elevations in Rtwodth, represents
one OF the best values we know of in this
section. 1t has six large rooms. tile bath,
extra large breakfast and sleeping porches,
electric lights, hot-water heat. oak floors and
a good size lot with q two-car brick garage.
Make an early inspection of this one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19
day It the once Of the state HiEh.

! day Ct the ONCE Of the State High.
way Commiogion:
state Highway "A"-Kittery to
Port1and-Passable.
Sanford to Wells and Sanford to
Alfred-Passable.
state Highway 'B" from Portland
to Bridgton-In bad condition. Very
little trafdc.
Ossipee Trail from standish to
Pcrtland-Passable. Bad section in
Standish.
Pequaket Trail from standish to
Fryeburg-Passable but In poor con-
dition.
STATE Highway "E-Phillips to
New vinsyard-1mpas.able.
State Highway "F'-Farmington
to Wilton-Passable.
Pennington to New Sharon
Passable. Several bad places.
Pennington to Mt. Vernon line
Passable.
Pennington to Belgrade-Pass.
able. Bad section in New Sharon.
State Highway "S'' from Auburn
to Mechanic Falls and Welchville-
Passable.
State Highway "S' from Gray
Corner to Poland Springs and Nor
way-In bad condition. Very little
traffic.
state Highway az" from Port
land to Gray and Lewiston-Passa-
BILE.
State Highway &C" from PORT
land to Brunswick and Bath
Passable.
State Highway I'd" from Wool
| witch to Rocklaud and Rockport-
Passable. Bad section in Edgecomb.
State Highway %" spur from
Richmond Corner to Richmond
Passable.
State Highway 20" from Bruns-
wick to Augusta-Passable.
State Highway "E" from Angus.
ia to Winthrop and Lewiston
Passable.
State Highway ~" from Lewis
ton to Brunswick-Passabl Bad
section in Topsham.
State Highway III" from Augusta
| to Observation-Disclosures
State Highway &c" from Augusta
to Oakland by way Of Belgrade
Passable.
State Highway III" from Water
vile to Skowhegan-Passab
Norridgewock to North Anson-
Passable.
,, North Arson to New Portland
Passable.
State Highway II" from Water
Vile to Newport and Bangor-Pass-
| able.
| State Highway an" from Bangor
to Bar Harbor-Passable. Bad Sec
| ton in Dedham.
| Roads from Bar Harbor to other
| towns on the Island-Passable but
In bad condition.
State Highway IL" from Camden
to Hampden-Passable
State Highway IN" from Els
| worth to uldsboro-Passable.
| State Highway IN" from Cherry
field tc Jonesboro-Passabl
! State Highway IN" from Dennys-
villo to Calais-Passable. Bad Sec
ton between North Perry and Rob-
binston
State Highway "II" from Bangor
to Lincoln-Passable except for q
very short section in Olamon village
which is in very bad condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-19
State House Chat

Governor Baxter accompanied by
his secretary. Gilbert r. Chadbourne.
passed Friday at Kittery where they
looked over the plans for the Me-
mortal tablet which will be erected
soon at the bridge there as a tribute
to the Maine soldiers and sailors
who lost their lives In the World
War.
All the departments at the State
House with the exception of the cleo
ton division Of the office of the Sec
rotary of State will be closed today
in observance of Patriots day.
Miss Dorothy Page. clerk in the
Charities and Corrections Office, Is
passing two days at her home at
Dexter.
Birch Grove Hall Company, or
ganized at Belfast, to erect and
maintain hall building at Isles
boro for public or private use: capi-
tai stock, $1,000. all common: moth
ing paid in: par value Of shares, $40:
three shares subscribed: directors
President, Melvin r. Trimm Of
Portland: treasurer, Myrtle L. Pen
dleton: and Edward E. Stockbridge
Of Portland.