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Evening star., 1925-11-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


.r buis 9 6y cons,Tueion on n sopG sope?
intsndsn' d0E f0E own home If interested call
1900 KENYON sT-I0 ROOMS. 2 BATHS,
aH oa2Sd esI5sn %3kR 81. IL 500 s ns EASY
OWNER: AT GREAT SACRIFICE, WILL
sis bath eiec INV h' closess. 5 fGens fiTePisee.
6Stsh nsht n6a basement large lot half BLOCK to
!ny price 81 900 for immsdiate' sale. he'us al
ssosSU soio@.c 5S4s!Ew AgR}E evenings a24 r st. ne.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-BEAUTIFU
corner home a'sa,.,, 2 elegant rooms iile bath,
maze unusual prsce PSone tetcSlas cleese 9 HOO wiz
e@SER % H4dsrn as ssiJ III o1;s is
owNEE o.y ,.srdsI, MIST F,r DIsP9SE OF SEARLY
eSel. one Sloek ifsT ifem Gssss saF. .so1s: a.ss
so. ss.r sGnse'F es renting Ad
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK PRETTY DE
sSxloo Price only io,e5o' ast2ac.iTs sSGa t9s
low figure and is one of the best. Cler. 1890,
FOR E0oF. sALtEa,cnoNpLETELY Al :, g FURNIsHHED
ginia ave. Bethesda. Md. Phone Beth.
ONE 9 M BLOCK coNGREssloNAL LIBRARYII
o1 S5:$ ~ iss nis:
the hill 1a podsV erms fs Msn 19y 7ss
ffGaoSs6DSEAR fas sGD. 2aoa. S,ss AID ,.sh.
sSs .aa,on n q idr EsPs 300 II sos a Z
T1o sorrH. y Main s 7ssl Ht au'eN a"u you won De
s,a,v slfs 18th White sr esbSo5oo5 RRISK
$3.50 easki Hn lain ia-t0GG!AO0u' 5os9. f,0oo 0n's
;sfs ssd sF6 dass5s sds
ne. Open nights.
BY owNER-8- ROOM BRICK HoT-wA' =
heat suilt-in garage; 1 year old, Sacrifice
e. s6,.So small cash. Address Box 1I7-Z.
ss.5ooMts1 5So6oNtsspHGScdakR o65 dAsa. BslGk SIS MO.
els sas. Of r I. avea es-s. This M s' is Ih5s ns
fa9sa ~ ose1 10r e. Homs T. Ell ELLIOTT n 1880 Ewes,
ami. suitably arranged for partial renting :
small cash payment and attractive terms.
NO. 500 18th ST. s.E.-FIRsT CONNER
ity. and gas: in excellent condit' On through
goHS golT ssRIvENER sRG IfERs2 BRO. Ola St NV
HIGH VIEW. N.E.--CORNER HOUSE. SIX
beautiful rooms and bath facing two streets.
perfect condition: ami: three porches: large
ene srey i9 wSe 10 hsdss and
oulre "a r. I. ave. ne. IT.
BY Ow:NER-RESIDENCE NEAR DUPONT
Circle. between Massachusetts, and Connect
cal Cleveland sissj after PM. e''osl's,s or sun
day. 49,
FOR SALE TO CoLoREp-GOOD NORTH
Phone adams 1885: w 10.
BUY FROM OWNER. SAVE COMMISSION.
Six room detached home: garage: lot
cssh Sac fa nont2. n flne. Emo 1s21 1ee se 1s. goo
NTINGALOw-NEW.. s ROOMS AND RI,7I:
nice lot: near cars; in D. c. Price S65o0
Only $500 cash. balance $3.50 monthly
COLoRED-SI0O CASH AND $50 MONTH
will buy 6-r. brick bath, gas; fine condition
See us now. G. r. GfLBREATH & SON
1898 y. Y. ave.
Nw.-TMM Poss- MOD. GROOM Blk.
home. One of the best sections; conv to
10th st. bus: h.-w n: cleo; oak floors;
h. garage. Easy terms. Phone Adams 1883.
JUST COMPLETE. FINE SEC. NE. BIG
Eest bargain in new home yet offered by
popular builder. Tap. brick. @ rms. b..
h.-v.h.. eIec. oak floors. porches, refrig.
sssnnc ssssrass ,d%s Low ,Gsa Gssh payment hmm poss
NEAR 10th AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Fine. large 3-story brick: pre-war construc
ton: splendid bargain. Frank. 14S2-W.
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OwNER-CHEVY CHASE. D.
NEW RESIDENCE READY

OPEN-5TOa Nevada ave.-Sat.. Sun. and
evenings. Fronts So #. on New. . blocks
from Conn, ave. cars. near bus stop on
Mckinley. Distinctive home. built for owner
who can't use. Silver-Eray shingled.
green roof. unique quartz marbled chimney
and fireplace. rms. ami. tile bath.
built-in. with shower. also extra, shower;
Pleasing color scheme in decorations and
fixtures: many features: 81. pch.. brk. rn..
Gear gar. matches res; large open attic.
spect sun. 57O9 Nevada call Clev. 3677.
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sALE-sUBURBaN PROPERTY
ONLY $3.50.
NENN- Z-RDOM HOME

ONLY So,75O.
NEW 7-ROOM HOME.
large rooms. bath. ell modern improve-
$50 per month including ali interest or
'uoni' your PERRY HFfGafl' BOSWELL. iSos
Phone Hyatts. e17. Mt. Rainier Nd.
MOVE IN.
broom bungalow: ami. SIOc cash. $50
4-room bungalow. bath. $50 cash; $40
s,d a-room bungalow; gas. elec. $50 cash,
.do2 Brentwood Rd. Ne Pot. e4aa-M
BE THANKFUL
that you can have home such As this
n dor lhe price. Hollow tile. @ rms. Ia " n o..
oaE from Sars LT"n F4fs fark, io' va o Ades: dG2es
$3.50
ostG allow I1s n h}fis hn}fitn xsr4sl ss.a an ot
rent. Adtre.s BOX ?7G-Z. Star officr.
Colrnar Manor Md. just OF BIa
dcnsourg rd,. about opposite Cottage
Iot co4H EuaFaio feR 70 Pas Ranbo1ss i9s lsrsr
quick ,arI1s ,zle SALE viii sacrifice en- Easy
Tor Investment hous- ur rent rei-
-onabc.
Berwyn Hts.. Nd. close to city and
-Nhurban electric cars; about ia.
aG;rs corner lot: 7-r. house: needs re
pairing; outhuldlngs. fruits. etc: a
harsaim on cash payment $3.50 bal.
ahce So2. 90 month. Consider trade
or renting.
For real bargains in suburban prop
G,nS LIZ, IN ntarhy Nd. and Va. let us
know. your requirements We can
su.mit you good property either by
iinner or representative. Before buy
iI'. trading or renting. see us
y. T.. RlON CO., INC.
MAIN ao'' 1893 + ST.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


one Soar Vi. hsH ROOMS s9S os 9s
ssts;; nrepia.e: % oak floors, beautiful electric
see sFTiG'sssA III ss% fFoTf FsFffss ave 'a
s!SE csss R9oMs Mnt AEp AZ BATH AMI
. Allegheny ave. Talxoma Park. ---
sloo ooSi aPa SaIsnee sase $50 s6 per monh
$, fss OF Del Rayt sase Walk val .ia%F aPT!Ss
Lsss Hs LsTs tGR haes nle doSs 90 Or aSns
Mr.. GROVES, owner. Coi. aiSs IL.
Ar. BuTGAL.ow. FURNACE. ELECTRIC.
5. tg porrhes % large I3. near cars and 6ns
Arlington Va. Phone clarendon 5aa;!-1 5's!
TAkOMA PARK OWNER WILL SELL !
icons hof sleeping porch hpitih gathhEs ,h as,r,
oak floors fireplace basement toiot. instan-
tane3us water heater. at To-" nkh'e' IN IN
ssssssl'y ssas good construction and finish, COL
NEAR BRookyuA.E PIKE. NORTH ol
Silver spfingmEis ht-room house. bath: or .oT.
Box B'c2 sa5.s 7sr%. Star ofiice: MSea'i'9 'lO OF
NEW NEW AND ATTRACTIVE 1R9oM .D ASD
Village. Clarendon. Va: has hot-Water heat: neat
gas sever and elect modern hrnhs IN enf.S "sS and
trees for less than $4,000: small cash pay
Rs @S terms nsn.p TO sns sT sTdar Tel car
S"a-F-? wil he on property sunday. To-
THE CEDARs," BROAD ST. FALLS
Church. Va-Wel! built colonial brick home
l6-in. walls rooms and bath. AMI:
porches: acres: $1,000. terms PH.ne
Falls Church 81 10
BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE-7-RooM
house. tile bath. hot-water heat gas t,So. Eo
trI"tty. basement. ga"aEe. Prlcr. 20 nv
easy terms. D. g LAMBERSoN. 4l5 Key
boulevard. Lyon Village. Va. 10,
TAKOMA PARK. D. Six MONTHS AGO
built 6r0om. holIow-tile home. Have
been transferred and viii sell at cost: haIG-
Simultaneous water heater. tile moor; hath
with built-in tub and shower: large sleeping
porch and two concrete living porches. mod
orn kitchen with pantry. all hitc gas raiige
double drain board sink. SIX closets: .bulll-Hl
ga-sse paved drivrWay. lot 5Ox200: near
school. T112 eth st. NV. Col. s03l-" 10.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE HIS EQUITY IN
6-room ard sleeping porch, detached house:
modern: terms like rent. Lincoln 1877.
COUNTRY HOME NEAR T0REST "LEH'
ROOMS BATH. PORt He
81 ACRF-FRUIT. SHADE.
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THIS ATTRACTIVE HOME
FOR SALE BY OWNER.

A very complete
home. - Il. wide. in
splendid condition. .
stories and attic. 4
rooms, with = bed
rooms and bath on
End floor: garage
built in: screened
orch off dining
room, large front
porch and screened
sleeping porch: hot
water h c a t and
Pittsburg heater: 3
tons of coal in cellar
An unusu ally good
buy. Located west
OF 10th st. Cor
venient TO schools.
street ard 18th street
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Takoma Pork SOC Eastern ave yerv
bath and built-in tub with shower: slsepins
porch, pantry with buIlt-in refrigerator
ami: hardwood floors throughout: h.-w.h
fireplace: cedar closet: lots of shade: ga
rage: . blocks from d. 6. schools and cars
Price and terms reasonable. Owner and
builder. 81 Cedar 81 Takoma PIX. n &.
Col 6Og.-W.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
O\N Y Err

of exquisite s-room and bath pressed
brick detached home in heart of Cleyelsnd
Park Just of Connecticut ave. wishes TO
trade for S-room house in vicinity OF Sauls
Addition. This home has picture stair.
with thousand gallon tank. built-in garage,
unusually large lot. and IS a nome OF GeS resi
Property is financed so that $1O0 per month
carries principal and interest on second
erty, price and terms. Address Box 301-Z.
star Office.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

WEST OF 10TH ST. N.w-NEARLY NEW
1-roQm home at bargain price; fireplace;
porches garase; etc. Ideal fcr ismily ,Fsnt-
'hS hSan, TO 9e Shs IN Sacred Heart parish Phone
VERY OLD GEoRGEToWN HOUSE. BE
longing TO Thomas Harrison estate. 2793 y
St.: $4,000. Can be seen by aDpnlntmrnt
with Henry {. Harrison. Potomac 1928. 10.
AMERICAN 2-sTORY S-ROOM BUNGALOW
beautiful. practical nome: unusual in every
see IL. Open from 3 TO 8 pm. and : TO
New ave. chevy chsse. & D. b. c.: ca aiso yeFy
unusual English s-room. :!-bath house. near
ing, completion. next TO above house; You
Edgemore- Bethesda. Md
WILL SELL MY BEAUTIFUL 5-RooM
residence, ami. for S7,375, payable s375
closets. cellar. porche.: averything pest con.
dition: 22ll Lawrence 1t. ne. Take r. l.
ave, ear; get of ""nd st, walk : blocks
north. A. premises from 10 20 or phone
oN CAPITOL HLLL-A REAL BARGAIN
elec. easy terms. 314 st. ne. l.. 2osG-J
$500. CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS = GROOM
modern home. located in this desirable resi,
Park I'd. This home is in excellent condi;
tiou. has hot-water heat. electricity and
rear yard 20 paved alley. II is good value
arss sP2XSELLI fsSS 4: H.A. : PLANT, lSG~ Gai sas
CoLoRED-NEAR LINCOLN PARK-$2sO
erc,: lied bath, o@SER. Gleve. 29ta.
WHY RENT? $3.50 STARTS YOU IN COY
6-r. br.. ne; ~ h., elec;; gar. sd,95o.
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10th ST. NV.
HOME
SOUTH OF FLORIDA AVE

S24 600
Owner desires immediate sale Of this Ue A..
ttGl home. containing II rooms t1 beO
roomsl. = complete baths. hot-wate- heat
elec.. hardwood floors and finish. car h-.cf
garage. See this hargsJn. attractive term
WM. :. PHILLIPS.
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SIn.1OO.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Beautiful corner home. one block off ~.
ST con aiming o large rooms 20 bedrooms =
baths. hot-water heat aud all other mode re-,
conveniences. Ideally situated and adapt-d
for ,rooning house House is in excellenr
condition and very c"avrnlautlv financed
WM. :. PHILLIPS.
1872 K N $500
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No,OOo-SPECIAL BARGAIN.
SlX rooms and bath. h-wh.. gas elect
III paprrcd and painted: garage: bezuti-
III lar iessi lot 50hl4O: improved street: near
.~eI.i,gs st"rSS' easy terms. Phone n s0S3
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81 800

CAPITOL HILL.
This very desirable brick home. CONTAINING
large rooms bath. elec large yard: prop
erty in good condition: second floor arranged
for light housekeeping ard rents for s4h
month. $3.50 cash. balance easy monthly
payments.
WM : PHILLIPS
1889 NJ $500
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Two BRICK HOUSES. RENTED TO col
ored; good nv. section: r!ec.. istrobe heat
oath. PgIced right: - 600 each. on terms
WN. : PHILLIPS
1892 X " $500
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QUICK MONEY
TO LEND; end AND 3rd TRUSTS. 5000 TO
$4,000 ON MARYLAND AND D. c. HOMES:
THREE DAYS TO COMPLETE TRANSAC-
TIONS. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
G. F. WARING.
1919 F ST NV. MAIN 9172.
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on d. c. real estate; prevailing interest
and commission rates.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 y. Y. Ave.
QUICK SERvICE-SECOND TRUST NOTES
bought on D. C. and nearby Va. and Md i'm
proved real estate. Also f1rsttrust notes
bought on acreage, building lots and farms.
Also builders and subdivision operators
financed. Cash enables you to make addi-
tional profits. It viii pay you to talk your
FULTON r. GORDON.
Continental Trust Bldg; 14th Il Sts.
Main 1921.
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COLORED-VACANT.
Best northwest tsection-Eight-room apart
ment four large rooms and bsth in each
apartment: separate heat: in splendid con
dition: can live in one rent the other: $500
to $500 cash. bal. like rent No agents.
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18th street bus. l4th street ard 18th street
tMr. pleasantly care. Price SlS,ooo: sai,
in formation and 70 inspect. phone for ap-
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Fl 81 near 9th nw-Seven rooms and
bath. Priced right. Reasonable terms
Monroe st, near 11th n.w-Eight rooms
bath and cellar: garage i'll rear. Priced right
EaSv terms
See WEIGH Realtor.
18th and New York Avenue.
Main 434s Main 4347
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PETWoRTH-sEMIDE TAPESTRY
brick, arranged as > apartments. G@ep lot:
convenient location; must be sold at once
Priced less than sinlllsr row houses NJ ain
4s61. -
CHEVY CHASE-SPANISH TYPE. HOME.
close TO Conn. ave: rooms. breakfast al
struction: wide lot. trees. Exceptional buy:
early possession. Main 1850. Ia
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LEAVING THE CITY. I MUST SELL MY
largo rooms and bath. electricity and all
modern imprcvements: large dry cellar pre-
Kitchen cabinet. Sacrifice. $4,000. This
place is clear and can be financed to suit
purchaser Any offer of terms considered.
Phone Main 45Sb.
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VICINITY OF 18th AND PARK RID.
Bargain. Attractive 6-room, 2-story mod
ern tapestry brick home. has double inclosed
porcnes. open fireplace. buIltin garage. oak
floors. and in best of condition. Owner hsv,
ing vacated will sacrifice for quick sale and
m AXE very easy terms.
q. IL. LALEGER l4lo II Ct VI. 1913.
Evenings. Potomac 1854.
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TNO-FAMILE HOME.

practically new @0-foot brick home lr
good northwest section. arranged for twu
families. On the first floor there i an en-
trance hail. large living room. bedroom. il
closed porch and kitchen which has one
piece sink, fine stove. buiIt-in cabinet an,
yides fully equipped kitchen (which ais,
has \ one-piece sink ana Detroit Tew-
range, living room. kitchen and bath
This Is what you have been looking for
Possession Of entire home Immediately. In
spect today.
I'LL L los L DII SII DID q ca
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CHEVY CHASE.
DETACHED HOME BARGAIN

TWO FAMILY APT. DESIRABLE NJ
section: r. and bath each. eIec: sepsra'4
entrance. Must sell. bargain s6.50u
terms.
wM. 6 PHILLIPS
1882 & y 46Id
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--3f - 81. N."-lI H. j b. -
5437 Conn. ave. n.w.--l:! r. & . b.. NV
1925 G St nw-i2 r { . b.. ami @25 90
"o11 Col. I'd. n.w.-l3 r. & " b..
17i5 Il" "ii isih st. n.w.-I1 r b. 1900
ami; .......;,. 10000
ami. .-.....-.... .,......... 1900
2O12 X st. NV r. & D., ami. l25. 90
1881 Calf. st.--10 r. & . b. ami. 1000
2515 Cliffbourne pl.-10 r. b.. ami $500
1910 Lamont st. n.w.--l0 r. & b..
3ls Cumberland ave. c. G.. Md LOW
r. T. b.. ami. .............. 100. 90
1o7 Shepherd St. c. C.-s r. & . b.
1641 Hobart st. n.w--I r. & b.. ami. 100. 90
sol l. st. n.w.-S r. K b.. ami. loo. 90
Al Bryant ST. n.w.-9 r. & b.. ami 5000
il16 18th st. n.e.-S r. & b.. ami. S5 90
}31 Z. |. ave. n.w.-6 r: & b.. h.-w. n. S5. 90
I'LL Allison st. n.w.-6 r.& b.. ami. 5000
smi. ......... ...... 5000
1901 35th st. n.w.-6 T.. & b.. ami. 1900
s35 r c. Ch. rd.---6 r. & b.. ami 800
100 9Th St n.w-S T. & b.. elec... 500
9O3 NJ st. n.w.-1o r. & h. .,..... 1900
80 Kenyon st. n.w.-6 r. & h.. mi. 20. 90
3lO5 18th st. NET r. & b.. ami. 1000
iIIo5 S5h st n.w:aa r; D.; h;;,wth. 1000
s ami ............... $500
EI6 IJpshur St nw-6 r. & b.. ami. 50 90
3b02 18th st. ne.--S r. & h.. ami. $500
6I7 Morton st. n.w.--6 r. & b.: am: 63.00
1871 lat ct uW-6 ?. & b.. h.-w h. SO. 80
~ Randolph ST. u.v.-0 I. & b.. h.-wh. 81. 90
I0.a 10th ST. n.w.-6 +. & b.... 5000
1877 Fl at n.e--6 r........ $3.50
B. +. SAUL CO.,
Main 2lOO 925 10th ST. NV.
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Mckinley bus, . biks. Conn. cars. Charm
ing stucco. g rms: b., AMI; features;
and open porches: wonderful English base
ment; gar. to match. See il Sun Call Mr..
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ENGLISH TYPE HOME IN VERY PoPU.
lar subdi vision. builr by construction super.
inteEdent for own home. If interested cal
Bethesda 30b Ias
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bath, double incosed porches double brick
garage Make offer. Main o0o7.
I MUST DISPOSE OF MY HOME on ILL
nois ave- in the 5000 block. This home
was built by Walter Dunigan in March con-
slsting of six rooms and bath. inclosed sleep
ing porch. built-in garage. hardwood floors.
screened throughout. wash trays in cellar.
beautiful fixtures and large bsck yard with
concrete driveway. Call OWNER and save
money Adame B63S
Evening star., 1925-11-14

WEST CHEVY CHASE. WITHIN = SQUARES
of car line Owners compelled to sell. will
sacrifice their equity Of $1,000 in a modern
type: six large rooms and tiled bath with
built-in fixtures: hotwater heat. electricity.
hardwood floors, large closets. colonial ce-
tunty TO get home for less than its full
value Address BOX cSR-Z Star Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-05
Companions of Forest
Annual Installation

Pine Cone Circle, No. 116, Com
panions of the Forest of America,
held its annual installation recently
and at that time. Junior Past Chief
Evelyn Whitten was presented with
a Past Chiefs jewel in token of her
devoted work. Past Chief Emma
McDougal was also presented with
two beautiful dishes to show the
gratitude OF her lodge associates.
The following officers were installed
by Mrs. Annie Chase. the Circle
Deputy. assisted by Mrs. Leila Jones
as marshal: Junior Past Chief
Mrs. Emma McDougall; Chief COM
panion. Mrs. Emma Ellis: Sub Chief,
Laura Currier; recording secretary,
Mrs. Thelma Olsen: financial secre-
tary, Mrs. Cora Jones; treasurer,
Mrs. Lucy Fowler; right guide, Mrs.
Lillian Deane: left guide, Mrs.
Gertrude Densmore: inner guard,
Mrs. Grace Merrill; outer guard
Mrs. Eva Burns; one year trustee,
Mrs. Mabel McCullom; two year
trustee. Miss Elsie Wiikie; three
year, trustee, Mrs. Fife Cowan;
pianists, Mrs. Thelma Olsen and
Mrs. Eva Jenkins. Before the
meeting a baked bean supper was
served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-05
George PIERCE Potter

George PIERCE Potter, a life long
resident of this city. member of one
of the city's oldest and most notable
families and for over 40 years an
employee of the Augusta Post ONCE
passed away about three o'clock,
Wednesday morning after a long i'll
ness. The funeral will be held, Fri
day, 2 p. NJ. from his late home at
&c Chapel street.
George 2. Potter was born June
Ia, 1853. the son of George Fox
Potter and Emeline Titus Robinson
Potter. He was educated in the
public schools and graduated from
Augusta High school in the class OF
1872. AS young man, he accepted
position as clerk with the p. O.
Vickery Publishing Co. In 1873, he
went to Greenville. Michigan. He
possessed q keen sense of humor and
a friendly disposition and was sue
cessful as clerk in' Keith's Exchange,
at Greenville. a hotel catering to a
large clientele of business men.
But his home State proved too at
tractive and Mr.. Potter returned to
Maine, married Miss Freddie Lynn
of Hallowell. They took up their
residence in Augusta. She passed
away about three years ago. They
had no children.
In September, 1880, Mr.. Potter
was appointed a clerk in the mailing
department Of the Augusta Post Of
flee, under Postmaster Horace Ham
lin. With the exception Of four
years. when he worked in the whole
sale department of Cobb. Bates and
Yerxa, Boston, Mr.. Potter had been
in the postal service, up to the time
of his retirement.
Mr.. Potter attended the Univer-
salist church. One sister, Miss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-05
TAKE SALTS IF
RHEUMATISM IS
B0THERINC YOU

rheumatism is no respecter Of age.
sex, color or rank. II not the most
dangerous of human Affections it is
one OF the most painful. Those sub
Ject to rheumatism should eat no
sweets FOR awhile, dress as warmly
as possible, avoid any undue expos :
ure. and above all, drink lots Of pure
water.
Rheumatism is caused by uric acid
or body waste matter, and is often
generated in the bowels and absorbed
into the blood. 1t is the function of
the kidneys to filter this poison from
the blood and cast it out in the urine:
the pores of the skin are also a means
OF freeing the blood of this impurity.
In damp and chilly, cold weather the
skin pores are closed thus forcing
the kidneys to do double work: they
become weak and sluggish and fail to
eliminate this toxic acid, which keeps
accommodating and circulating through
the system, eventually settling in the
joints and muscles, causing stiffness.
soreness and pain, called rheuma-
tism.
AT the first twinge Of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Salts; put table,
spoonful in a glass Of water and
drink before breakfast each morning
for week. This is helpful to neu-
tralize acSdlty. remove waste and
stimulate the kidneys, thus helping to
rid the blood Of these rheumatic poi
sons.
Jad Salts is inexpensive. and is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithio,
and is used with excellent results by
thousands Of folks who are subject
to rheumatism.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-05
LITHC0W LIBRARY
REFLECTS JUSTICE
CORNISH PRESIDENT

Chief Justice Leslie c. Cornish was
reelected president of the Lithgow LII
brary and Reading Room on Wednes-
day afternoon at a meeting of the
board Of trustees which was held at
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon at the
Library building. The other officers
elected were: Secretary, Ralph w.
Leighton: treasurer, Richard e. GOOD
win: auditor. Wilbert S. Wilson; ~
brarian, Elizabeth M. Andrews; as
sistant librarian, Louise Chase. Tne
executive board is composed OF the
president, secretary and treasurer.
The reports of the various officers
we're read and accepted and routine
business was transacted. The report
of the librarian shows that on jan
uary. I, 1925, there We're 1860 books
in the library. The circulation Tor
the year for home use was 30.1S6' OF
which 26,121 were fiction and 1865 non
fiction.
new feature of the library was
the introduction this year Of q story
hour for the younger children. This
was inaugurated with the assistance
of members Of the Smith School
Mothers Club and has proved great
success, as the attendance has been
very large.
The total NUMBER OF SoluLeS "uue
during the year has been AS. OF whlch
g. we're gifts and So were replace
.nents. OF the remainder, 80 were
non-fction and 1928 fiction. A total OF
PA volumes were rebound and III
worn-out volumes were Withdrawn
from circulation.
The work Of recataloguing the nc
tion has been conducted during the
past year and shelf list Of books
has been started.
The members Of the board OF trus-
tees are: Leslie c. Cornish. Ernest
l.. Mclean (ex-ofhcio), Charles >.
Hichborn, Danforth L. Nash, Charles
B. Paine. Miss Marion Brainard. Rich
ard f. Goodwin, Mrs. Laura c. Hill.
Wilbert s. Wilson, Guy Q. Vickery,
Frederick w. Plaisted. F. J. G. Little,
Frank c. harrington, Ralph w. Leigh
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-05
Sixth Birthday Of
Ball Bird Club

The sixth annual luncheon Of the
Ball Bird club was enjoyed, We'd
nesday noon at the Augusta Girls
Community clubhouse. 1t was q
most delightful occasion and the
toastmistress. Mrs. r. H. Beale, the
president, was very witty, bringing
cut some very interesting points
about the clubs personnel. The re-
sponses by the club members were
also most interesting.
Mrs. Brewster, wife Of Gov. Ralph
o. Brewster and Mrs. w. II.
Brewster, the Governors mother,
" ere guests Of honor at the luncheon
and were most delighted with the
proceedings.
Music was offered by a trio, COM
posed Of Mrs. w. Fl. Kenworthy,
soloist, Miss Irene Tetreault, violin,
and Mrs Harry Thompson. piano.
The covers for the menu were de-
signed and executed by Mrs. Harry
Thompson. being exquisite floral de-
signs. There We're 10 present. The
table decorations were jonQuils.
The order of the brief post prandial
program was as follows: Greetings
from the President and Toast Mis-
tress, Mrs. Beale: Response. Mrs.
Written; Do Early Morning Walks
Sooth the Savage Beast?. Mrs. Pat
ten: The Loss of Gene Stratton Por-
ter. Mrs. Thompson; Round Table
discussion of the best methods fol-
memorizing bird songs. conducted by
| Mrs. Pitman: The Vicissitudes OF 6
Bird Walk. Mrs. Alexander; Wha
the Ball Bird Club Stands for. Mrs
| Trafton,