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THOMAS ]. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEEfaa,
EXECUTORS sALH OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BKICK DWELLING, HETSTs

NUMBER 1919 d STREET Ne
BY virtue OF authority. vested In me as eS-,
ecutor Of the estate of Francis Anne WOOD
end; deceased. 1 will offer for sale by public
auction, in front Of the premises. On WEDSES:
DAY, FEBRUARY THE SIXTH. 1924, Ar
FOCR.THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the following
described real estate in the city Of Washing
ton. District Of Columbia. to wit: Lot i4s "
dwelling No. 1912 D street northeast. -
Terms: Sold subject to a deed of trust for
81 $50. particulars of which will be announced
at time OF sale; the purchase price above SAID
trust to be paid In cash. A deposit of 500
required Conveyancing. recording and reve-
nue. stamps al purchasers cost. Terms to kn'
complied with within thirty days, otherwise'
deposit forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the discretion OF
the executor.
WILLIAM H. W0ODEND, ns
2l9 18th st. me-. =
WILLIAM W. CONNER, Execuuo-. sr
Attorney. ~
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oUT-OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoS. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERS.

AAASc' - oHLN q cON, AtGIIUNEERS...4
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING, BEiNts
SuMBER R sos Eth STREET NORTH
:. BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust dst.s
Nd! =. 1913. being instrument No. 154. E9:
corded May %. 1923. among the land records
OF the District Of Columbia, and at the re-.
Yuest or the party secured thereby the un-
oefslgned trustees will sell at public auction,
IN 'front.' OF the premises. on TUESDAY THE
" mELFIH ,ld DAY OF FEBRUARY. AID. 1924,
AT FoCR-THIRTY. PM. the following DE-
ssrioed S,d land and prenmises. situate In tie
pas.fict ba,1n cf Columbia and Designated as and
Horace J. Gray's subdivision Of square esl
as per plat recorded in the office OF the suy,
Feyor or the District Of Columbia In Iaber fS
at folio 8. beginning for the same on l2tn
ST. % feet north from the sc. corner OF SAD
square and running thence north on. said
street l! 1eet thence west 1921 feet, thence
north II feet to the north lire OF lot IS,
thence west along said north Iiue 9 FEEL
thence south 81 feet and thence east 6521 ZEE.
To the beginning.
Terms: Sold subject 10 first deed Of trust
for $1,000 due September 90 1924 and a
second trust for about 81 500. further particu-
lars Of which will be announced at time os
sale. the purchase price above said trust 10
be paid il cash. 4 deposit Of $500 required
ConVeysncing. recording and revenue stamps
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days, otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion Of the trustees.
CLARENCE f. WEIGH,
HARRY j. PITTS.
feI.d&dseIsu trustees -. -
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Near, Conn. Ave. and Que St.
F.. $4,000.

A very excellent value In q well built mod
ern home that has been recently done over at
end three baths, electric lights, drst-door
Kitchen and q very good lot. This location is
one Of the best In the city. and this 10 an
unusually good house for such Q 1oH price
immediSte possession can Be Give4s
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9th St. Near E NV.
.$l4,50O.

A big bargain in q fne old downtown home
containing 10 rooms. This house Is heated by
hot-water, has big lot and Is located In the
LIST commercial zone. being available for
business purposes. Can be sold on reasonable
terms.
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SlS.WO.
Located on n Street.

West OF 18th. Adaptable for converting into
English basement. First floor has entrance
hall, servants room and bath. Kitchen and
laundry. Second floor has entrance hall. par
lor, stairway foyer, dining room and buffers
PANTRY. back stairs. Third floor has large
library stairway foyer, large double bedroom
and bath. Fourth floor has two large and
two small bedrooms and bath. Gas and elec-
t,!city, and heated by hot water Double
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Chevy Chase. D. 6.

Chevy chase, II. I.
Att,ac.iyely located on Jocelyn ST.. conyen-
Sent 70 the Connecticut ave. car line. Eie-
giant twosto-y brick: front porch and two
Enclosed rear porches; semi-detached. CON
tanning 8 rooms. bath and iavatory: lighted
by gas and electricity and heated by hot-water
s.eat Lot is 74x75.5 feet; contains 4.361
square feet TO side and rear alley. Twocar
garage. Can be inspected by an appointment.
Immediate possession. This price is attractive.
S14,5OO.
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n. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc
14S Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO3-4-5
Mt PLEASANT OIJE ST NV
bus line.
and
pI vide
be chased
N.W.-S1O, O,4OO-TERMS PETWORTH
house we'll be purchased
ressfa
tile.
,,,,u 80 Nm f1EASI FRANKLIN ST.
SIX
heat
\. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc
EVERYTHING
l4S Eye Street NV Phones Main ,oo,t5
MEMBERS OF TIE WASHINGTON
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20
Bankruptcy Sale of Army
Stores and Miscellaneous Sup
plies, Display Benches, Etc,
Contained in No. 3349 M st.
/ NV. -

By virtue OF III order OF tie Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia, holding a Bang,
ruptcy Court in re Joseph Dinsmore. bank
rupt, No. 1925. the undersigned trustee wiz
premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE SIXTH DAF
OF FEBRUARY. 1924. COMMENCING AT 1850
shirts. sweaters. khaki aad cordurag pauts
mems and boys hose. shoes. misses hosiery,
hats and caps ties. collars riding pants rain
coats, towels, belts, suspenders, safety razors
overalls. etc. Also counter, shelving and dis,
play benches. .... n,
The above viii first he offered as an an
tirety and IL a satisfactory bid is not receiYe.I
will be Immediately sold in detail. =
Terms: Cash '.-
LESTER II. sTEINEM. Trustee. -,
fe1-d&ds.exSu Colorado Bldg
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ABOUT g. 500; 81 200 CASH, sSS PER. Mo. ::
NV: section: modern. Full particulars, Mr.
TIER. 10y Kellosg BLDG. So
WANTED---sOME SMALL BRICK HOUSES.
white or colsred, for investment; give full
ipform1tton FIRST letter. Address Box 3D.
Star once. - -. So a. =
WANT TO BUY A OR Z ROOM HOUSE
s.e.:. gre price and ,details:r cash or terms.
Address Boz 259.C, Star once. 4 t....r .
PROPERTY IN ALL SECTIONS. MORE sPE-
cially In Brookland, Lincoln Park and Wood
fidye; we have the buyers; list your property
with u at once. .rE :, II
G: II. SHALL & CO.. ~ r E
1915 NJ st. NV. PHI. NJ. 6S61.
COLORED DOCTOR WANTS GOOD NV.
home from owner. Address Box 2t-D, Star
rofhce. - IS
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Real Livable
MOUNT PLEASANT.

Real Livable
Situated IN the incest ne!shborAood Of South
east Washington at
Mass. Ave. and 10th St. Sc.
These are real Homes IN every sense OF the
rord. They have every modern convenience
to make you comfortable. The arrangement
OF the several rooms 10 such as to minimize
aonsswors. the rsnrlrg Is excellent and thes
them after careful inspection, Just three
g.. 1858 Mass. Ave. Il
THE SAMPLE HOME.
.ng-front and back porches-sss and elee-
trical fxtures-sanitery kitchen.
The second foor Is 80 planned that It may
be converted into separate apartment IL SO
desired.
Exceptionally Low Prices.
EASY TERMS. t..
HARRY A. KITE,
unsorporatedl
1914 X St. Phone Main 1876.
. Fine Homes in
Chevy Chase, D. c.
esss ghss Homes are ssS In the
38O1-382o, Window St.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
You will find that they fully come up to
your expectation Of what you require in q
Home-an the modern conyeniences to fac.ii-
additional features-things for which Kite
Homes are noted. Take particular note CT
the excellence Of the fnish-the clever AZ
rangemeut and the delightful surroundings
you'll be happy here.
etc. Front, back and sleeping pOrches. There
are several different types Of architecture
from which to make your choice
Our Mr.. Hamilton will be- found in the
local efiice. 44ol 3sth st.-or phone him. Clere-
!. Take Chevy Chase cars to Albemarle st.,
walk west to 3sth st.-to the corner Of Win
dom st.
SlO,5OO to Sl1.25O. -
MOST CONVENIENT TERMS.
: HARRY A. KITE,
Incorporated
1914 K St. Phone Main 1916.
DUPLEX HOME. -. -.
ly arranged for E families; excellent NV. 10:
cation; only $11,O0O; very attractive. terms.
h West of 18th Street.
Near Spring road--Nice, bright, clean g.
room home. ami; garage space; only $40. 500;
moderate cash payment; one of the best buys
In this neighborhood.
800 Cash, SIS Monthly,
Nearly brand-new 7.room bungalow: close in
on car line; anil; OVER 7D r. front with
hi. Is special and you should examine 1t
PAULINE WALTERS,
1850 1rrins st. N' Cell. sss4. =
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$1,000.
Kaloran1a Road.

Near Columbia rd.; an attractive home. coa-
e.sting OF four-story building. containing
- rooms and bs this; all modern improve
nents; windows and doors screened; gas, elec-
rrfc lights and hot-yater heat: spacious lot.
loft 'front.' 120 ft. deep TO a 15-ft. alley. TWO
car garage. Convenient terms could be arranged.
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S5O,OO.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

w doIIIIIS tOIf S1S11to'
Admirably located on Tracy pl. between
2e3rl ard o4th. 4 superb home: semi-detaehed
prick, comparatively new and In excellent
condition three stories, containing 10 rooms.
8 modern baths and toilets: equipped with
all modern coayeniences: gas, electricity and
car garage. Inspection by permit. Imme-
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WANrED-To, PURCHASE A Tw0.rAMILY
apartment in Q good residential section ON
Capitol Hill; must have all modern Improve.
Inents. Will pay all csshss Address Box 104-
u. Star ONCE, / '--- .-..t
WILL, PAT ALI. CASH FOR H0USEA FOR
celoeed; win consider either frame or brick In
any section Of Washington.. Main 2730., Cp1.
tinental Trust hldl., room A03. -.
WANT CASH BARGAIN FROM OWNER;
small house with bedroom and bath; drst door.
Address Boz 2o2-C, Star once. - -
/ WANT A ROW OF 2-FAMILY FLATS FOR
Investment; must be reasonable; will. pay mp
to $4,000 cash. Address Box 25-D. Star iofaee.
5 TO 10 ROOM HOUSE IN ANY 9VvD SEC
tjcn:. have. oood cash payment ana ean make
substantial moethIz Paynsnts: Mogld IKE IKE
= 81 AY.e Ies0 t02
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs. - FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
thued

FIRST ST.NEAR THE RESERVOIR" 5 80
Nine Rooms and Bati-Garage.
in larstn. and in
s :s'es s. s :s o:a :s as.s % ;s''s smother property and open for " reasonable
MT. PLEASANT" -'.' .-'-- '<-....
Six Rooms Two iBaths-Garage.
:'s : I 3 :: s 's A. ~ = ~ sss
homes wei hayeh n
CLOSE TO CONN. AVE. ...~ -,'..-,..- ..~
Seven Room Brick, with Garage-$13750. --.
o place Is n
..tt u
BEST NORTHEAST LOCATION-$7750 -,.
Modern Colonial Style. ..~-----.> .c.@.t-
re n on
WILLIAM S. PHIL LIPS;
18th and K Streets NV. Phone Main 46OO
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WANTED TO BUY-H0UsES.
WANTED 10 BUY-HOUsEs.

WANTED TO BUY-H0UsEs. WANTED TO RUY-HoUsES
We need your house for client who needs house like
yours We will greatly appreciate it will fill out and
mail to us the attached slip. sl. - +, . ...
GARDINER & DENT, Inc. Realtors
III 18th Street NV. Main 1884,
Gentlemen You hereby authorized to sell the follow
ing property: ,..~a~ ,H.
Street No......... Price. ...... Size Of Lot
Stories Brick frame Alley. Rooms.
Baths. Porches Heat. Light.
Rent. Possession. Trusts
If successful finding purchaser hereby agree to pay
YOU the Board Of commission
-. owner
4t=.-n. ADDRESS,. 49,
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incorporated
73S 18th Street Northwest.
Main $3.50.
Consult Our Sales Department
New Hampshire Ave.

-NCN IdlIIF1oIIIIN Z Y @
East side NJ. and convenient 20 the
PennBylvania car line; walking distance
to the government buildings; very desirable
LONE, brick, two stories. containing rooms
and modern bath and extra toilet; heated by
hot water. Lot Is about 81 r.. front and 100
it. deep. Immediate possession. to purchaser.
. $1,000.
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S1O,5W.

northwest. within . square Of Dupont Circle,
and within easy walking distsRce OF DOWN
town points. It is q thoroughly modern two
contains 6 rooms and tile BATH h.-w.h., cleo
trio lights. hardwood floors throughout, COM
plete servants room in the basement. in
stantsneous water heater, and q sleeping
porch. The entire property Is in perfect re-
pair and has many features not unsally found
IN house priced SO low.
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ATTENTION, INVESTORS!
Price, $11 600; Rent, $lo5. Mo.
A good northwest location.
Three-story bay-window brick,
two-story brick garage; furni-
ture included in price. The
owner can occupy the first floor
and have an income Of $165 per
month from balance of house.
$1,000.
Don't fail to inspect this six
room brick, in a good nortllwes.
location. Immediate possession,
STONE &. FAIRFAX, -. ,,--
1912 New York Ave.
Phone Main 2424. =.
Modern 7-Room Home,
Suitable Two Families.
Only $3.50.
Seven rooms. bath; gas: electricity: steam
Leaf: porches half around house,: upstairs
sssueRee :sadt shrabsery o berrss
space for garden; In Arlington county; min
us; +.
with 81. $50 cash. Writ. today. Address Box
142-C. Star ofnce.
FOR COLORED -
On q st. NV. near LIST. large rcons and
bath, hot-water heat. running water on each
floor, garage. House In excellent condition.
Inspection by permit only. Terms can be ar
ranged.
Riggs ct near 18th NV, well br.iit. s.
story brick. containing large rooms and
bath. deep lot to paved alley; can be bought
with q $500 down payment; immediate pos
session.
wHlTEFIELD McKINLAI. -
Rooms 20-2l $40 st. NV.
Phone Main 1887.
COLORED.
Only $1OO Cash Payment
Stx-room and bath. bay.window brick near
l4th and s:s. s.e., IN the best OF condition.
GRANVILLE G. BRADFORD
a1s bond building. Main 55e3: s.
COLORED.
SlOO CASH. PAYMENT
Gives you q four-room and cellar brick house
near 4th and Que streets NV.
GRANVILLE C. BRADFORD
sls BOND Bldg. Main 550s. g
2627 EvARTs ST. N.E.-6 ROOMS AND
bath electric sAt HsM ssni ,Gp tso aa0
GRANVILLE c. BRADFORD
81s Bond Bldg. Main S993: g
/. Cash Payment Only $500.
Total Monthly Payment &5.
Buys a nice six-room and bath brick house on
GRANVILLE C. BRADFORD
31s Bond Bldg. Main 5osa. -
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1721 WILLARD STREET.
Beautiful tfreestory, pressed brick building consisting
OF II and bath all modern improvements Will sacri-
fee for $500 if sold Immediately. Small cash payment
Reasonable terms. Open all day Sunday for inspection
1923 3rd STREET. NV
Corner OF 3rd and Upshur streets; and bath,
glassedn breakfast sleeping porches but-n garage
Lot 2Cx1OO. Price and terms reasonable -
ON MONROE ST, 1900 BLOCK
S1O5OO 'N
Apply to NJ. ]. RAINE
o34 New York Ave.
Main 1851.
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/ Near 18th and, Eye Sts.- NV.
"-'s S140m

A very good three,s story brick dwelling, with
10 roonss and two baths. electric lights and q
very good lot. The. plumbing In this house
feet coudition. The location 10 especially
good: being tn q section Of the. city that -
II is within easy WaIkins distsuoe II MSny
government odiess. Owner w1lr give imme.
date Possession. = =
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F,1clid Street.

Close proximity to the Ambassador Theater
and convenient to two car lines; very sub
stsntiai three story brick. consisting OF IL
looms and modern bath: has gas, electricity
aad hot-water heating plant. Lot is IL IT.
front and 100 #. deep. Good location. At
S-R Irfcpd.
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Capitol Hill.
.S15 500

line corner residence on one Of the prin-
p c.pa! streets. Of Capitol Hill section only 4
other large buildings. This house has Is
rooms rooms and g baths. h.-w.h. and electric
nsnts and Is ideally arranged into three
apartments. The owner has the Arst hooP of
si1 rooms and bath and the other two doors
prins "a monthly rental Of SIPS per mosth.
Eacn noor has sleeping porch. and being
Ct the best propositions on the market. Can
De sold on reasonable terms -.
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MOORE & HILL, incorporated. >,
$50 18th Street Northwest.
MEMBER OF WASHINGTON REAL EST ATE po.pn
y Lovely Northwest Home. Chevy Chase
S1O5OO. S14 $50
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COLORED,.

:. Cash Payment Only $500.
Total Monthly Payment &5.
two car lines, on 4th st. ne. Price. 5000.
GRANVILLE C. BRADFORD
a19 Bond Bldg. Main 5Ss3. 81
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.

sG,S0O-BEST BUY IN GEORGETOWN.
rhis home is Zeal little palace. 1t Is In
nerSect condition, has h0t-water heat. elec.
tights and colonial front porch. Located In a
hood white part Of this most popular section.
It makes an attractive Investment or home.
Call Mr.. HOLMES. Main 1901.
THOMAS !. FISHER & CO.,
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COLORED

AoLONED.
Only S1O0 Cash Payment
Stx-room and bath, bay window brick near
14th and c els. se.. IN the best Of condition.
GRANVILLE G.: BRADFORD
319 Bond building Main 55e3. 50
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Mount Pleasant.
SIP 500

An exceptionally good buy in a modern home
re. rieasant. Just west Of Mt. Pleasant street and
hoas. bess tnon square from the car line. This
nTuse aIo con.ains rooms, and two baths. h. .wh.,
sn an1 rear Porches and . built-in garage. The
properly Is tn perfect repay and the owner
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Mass. Avenue Heights.

i situated at. one Of the highest points In the
District and has commanding view over
ne greater portion Of the city. It Is IA
such z manner that will spfecludel the erec-
sion OF any inferior homes. This particular
bath. and q large attic It has lot SoxiosE
to an alley. There - also q buiit-in Esrere.
q large side, porch. -10x20 feet, and many
other attractive features. There .is not m.
other brick detached house In this entire Sec
sion tnat can b bought at this price. :,
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Open for inspection. See your broker or
y. ". willis. Main. s072-after Adams 1888.
desirable house: rooms and bath: furnace
l;ea,. porches; good lot to alley with garage.
owner occupant. Price, $1,000.
leaving the city for the west has authorized
s,e to sell this very attractive home, contain
2ny six :. and b.; furnace, electricity. porches,
sfley In rear. Price, T,7b0.
WIN. T. BALLARD,
icl7 Eye Sc. NV.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-11-12
ExiIed Acddions in
Quaker City in 1775

Longfellow's monument in the Aca-
dian country is a reminder that the
Acadians Of "Evangeline" as matter
of historic fact came to Philadelphia
in three sloops in the fall of 1855.
There were 454 of these unfortu-
mates, of whom Longfellow's hero and
heroine were typical.
Anthony Benezet, whose name is
Derpetuated in a Germantown street
obtained funds for them from the as
sembly. Samuel Emlen Of the we'll
known Quaker family gave land for
the houses which they put up with
the money collected by Benezet The
side of Pine street between Fifth and
Sixth.
Here they made wooden shoes, and
'linsey" cloth from rags which they
solicited
Christ church and "Old Swedes'," of
course, figure in the poem; the
Friends almshouse at Walnut place
has been RACED The traditional rest
ing place of the two lovers. st. 10
seph's church. Is the oldest Catholic
church in the country. Reached
through an archway off Vikings al
ley between Third and Fourth streets
south Of Walnut. it is like the little
hidden churches of London, and thou
sands of persons well acquainted with
such historic shrines as Carpenters
hall hardly know of the existence of
the church built on the site of Father
Creations one-Story "masshouse" put
up in the year that Washington was
born.-Phladelphia Public Ledger.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-11-12
"Cheshire Cat" Grin
Variously Explained

The expression, Ito grin like Ches-
hire cat" has never been satisfactorily
accounted for. 1t was popularized by
Lewis Carroll in his Adventures of
Alice in Wonderland" In this pretty
story the Cheshire cat is a grinning
cat which makes its appearance to
give Alice advice. The first time the
cat suddenly disappears, But after
considerable persuasion by Alice the
cat returns and then disappears grad
ualy and almost imperceptihly. The
last thing to vanish was the grin. says
the Detroit News.
1t is said that cheese originally
made in Cheshire, England, was
nodded into forms like grinning cat.
the word cheshire" is pronounced
"Chesh-ir," with the accent on the first
syllable and the ''i'' short as In "irri-
tate" There is also humorous ex-
PLANTATION of this phrase. Cheshire is
one of those counties in England
known as counties palatine-that is,
the count or earl has certain royal
privileges This idea, it is said is so
funny to the cats in that region that
they are perpetually amused at 1t. A
person who shows his teeth when he
laughs is said ITO grin like a Cheshire
cat" The expression is especially APP
piled 10 forced or sneering smile.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-11-12
Crossing the Ocean
in Colonial Times

A journal written by tourist
who crossed the Atlantic to New
York before the year 200 has recent
ly been discovered 1t gives a vivid
picture of early shipboard accommo-
dalton. The passenger was travelling
for pleasure, not emigrating. He was
accustomed to the best treatment the
traveller of that period could procure.
His journal records that the dimin-
utive sailing vessel set out on its long
voyage from Holland bound for New
Amsterdam. He begins early in the
voyage to complain of the cabin
There was no palatial lounge and
writing room in those days. Although
he was a first-cIass passenger, he could
not enjoy the luxury of private
stateroom, but shared the little cabin
with men, women and children. He
notes that the deck above his head
was so low that though seated on his
trunk writing his journal. he could
not sit erect. The space between
decks was little more than three feet.
He complains of the rough weather
and of the fact that most of the cabin
passengers were seasick. There is,
besides, frequent comment upon the
quality of the drinking water, which
did not improve in the two months re-
quired for the crossing. The bath
ing facilities were primitive, consist
ing of few buckets of salt water
enjoyed in a more or less secluded
corner of the deck.
The traveller girds at the customs
regulations. 1t is recorded that the
sea chests and rolls of clothing were
turned inside out with no consider
alton for the feelings of the owners.
The writer noticed that the pas
sengers who enjoyed political posi-
tons were not molested.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-11-12
East InnOinc.

Mrs. Earl Eaton, who has been
visiting in Boston, is home.
Mrs. Lizzie Hamor is i'll, and con-
fined to her bed most of the time.
Luther Merchant has returned to
Boston, after two weeks with his
family here.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Deslsles
have returned to Chicago, after
spending the summer here. Mr.. Des-
Isles has made many improvements
al the old homestead, and in the
spring will build camp at his shore.
All are glad to have them take an
interest in their home town.
Representatives from the II. l..
Wbeelden Co., Bangor, are here look
ing after the work of the lighting
system which they expect to have in
stalled by early spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sherman Douglas,
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Klaus and Mrs. McNider
attended the Pomona grange at West
Eden last Friday.
Mrs John Holden, who has been
visiting in Washington, d. c., and
Boston, is home.
Nov 10. N.