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Evening star., 1925-10-11

22OO 9 STREET NV.
Corner home just off Mass.
ave. Il rooms and 3 baths: in
excellent condition. 4. .S175.0O
AMERICAN SECURITY &
TRUST CO.,
18th & Pa. Ave. NV. M. 48l5.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED = FURNIsHED APARTMENT
mth TWO flGGnnS pGono Asss y Mount Pleasant
TWO POOMS. X AND r.. FURNISHED
downtown first or second floor. reasonable
Address Box io4-H. star office.
3 OR ! ROOM ArT. TNFmRNISHHED:
TO SHARE WITH ONE EMPLOYED WON
an. "-rm. kitch.. hath. Unfurnished art all
opening in hall. by Govt. worker. college
woman. frst-claes ant. house only: brght
bet. and Harvard. Iith and 2oth walking
n.af or on mar ar n,TS' u"
:Il7-H. star office.
OFFICER AND WIFE WOULD LIKE TO
rent furnished house or housekeeping apart
ment. beginning November for about six
weeks. Telephone North 1884. IA
NOV APT. on End FLOOR ROOMS IN
h'nre n nT man hrhes ant
dress Box 11s-H.Star office.
TWO OR THREE ROOM FURNISHED
apartment: occupancy October Is to Novem-
her |; best of references. Address Box 3.4 H.
Star Office.
WANTED / OR > ROOM. KTTCHENETTE.
"arh @tAnS Addrcss Box ssH star ' oce
WANTED. FURNISHED, : YOUNG LADY
wants smal! aR. Rax cnsra Sar SEeaso%nan % Nov
FURNISHED ROOM; KITCHEN AND BATH.
Address if Rox 293-H star office
FURNISHED. ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND
months. State full particulars and price.
Must ne reasonable. Address Box :51., H,
Star office.
TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath and porch in NV. section. by young
couple with child State rent when answer
ing Address Box c6oH star office.
SMALL. FURNISHED. BY LADY EN-
gagged in law work; central. Address Box
339-H Star office.
NOV 1st. . OR 3 ROOMS. KIT. AND BATH
attractively furnished: moderate rental: n W
section. Address Box 43s-D. Star office.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH IN
vicinity of Dupont Circle. Must he modern
and not above second floor. Address Box
366-H. Star Office.
HEATED UNFI'RNISHED APARTMENT :.
or : rooms kitchenette and bath: two ladies:
rent must be reasonable: NV. 18th st. or
Nit Pleasant ears. Address Box 18TH. star
office. II
WILL EXCHANGE SERVICES FOR NALL
unfuru-ht-i ant: cNp"rienced III mala@e-
meut rentals. etc. Box '.i:i-H. star office
RENT UOJSES-FURNTS
III
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pr-rh and ssfa.e ,..,.... l05
! :i2Ii 3StD st-f6 rn>. and 3 baths. -
/ garage 80
/ 1860 Belmont -t-a rms and :, baths io5
l125 RI.gs nj 10 rn- auH hath . 700
! ~ ~ lnth 1T rms and hath go
| 1874 Irving II rt.W-!i rms and tain ibi
| ALLAN +. WALKER 4 60 lNt..
I sl3 18Th st y " Nam 2Gnu.
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l6a TODD PI.. Ne.

~ TODD Pl.. r.
RRtND.NFW HOME. never been occiipInd
roar s nc noTrhes hoi'%st @ %ea' @iec'r': tn % sh,-
~ / SHSSBI:R5 co, INC.
Ii!s Eve st NV. Phones NAM 59o:;-t-3
TAK0MA PARK one BLOCK TO CAR
, "Ff: ROCK cREFk ct3'jj,Rcu RID Sw-e r.
:, ;, aoi5 G,o GFoRGGlA AVE, N.w-sr,. r: fur
" cHEVY cHhsE. NEAR conn AVE. NV.
az Az : 9Th 3 ~ - ~ - ned5ooP,s hath.
"n 18Th ST. ST H.w. VS", NfAR fTsAMoN2T ST. NV.
- rooms. : baths. hot-water heat. ele"..
p as Az :; Sw SEAR wsRIHt<
Main fARilSER fs.s DFNT FioG !. IS {, NV
1919 ard ST. Nw-s ROOMS AND -o
go 10Th >t ne, rooms and bath 1000
?ll New York sve.-l3 rooms and ,o
$50 Gresham nj n.w.-s rooms an! oo
""''' COLoRED.
III: Montel'o ave n"-6 rooms and g, 90
14pI !;th st. nv rooms and bath - so
J LEO KOLB.
9"3 New York Ave. NV
1901 u ST. S.E.-NEw CORNER HOUSE: &
rms. tiled bath: h.-w.h huilt,in garrass;
1aoa West virginia ave. n.e-New house,
rooms bath. NV n; electric HIGHT: double
THos. 4. IAMEso& CO.
Main 5,26 2n6 y. I've. NV.
7o3 ALABAMA AVE. Sc. Cong. HEIGHTS.
close to cars. bus. stores: new: rooms.
bath hssi t eertr bis de's"d
p iio7 . TAssHE. 4. II SW !Sc~
Petworth-6 rooms. ami screens and
awnings: paved street. 40
Near Georgetown school. g rooms ami; :,
ssrase II oos you want your moneys worth
rent 1T" tn, n s'SiS s'SyRwEs s, SIMMONS u,n roo,
VERY ATTRACTIVE COR
ner house located in northeast
section. containing y rooms
and 3 baths. h.-w.lt., elcc. light.
Double garage. This house has
been arranged in three complete
apartments. Immediate posses
sion. Rental. 500 per month.
BOSS & PHELPS.
14l7 X St. NV.
1445 GIRARD ST. N.w.-ELEvEN ROOMS
s'.."o 1Gnsa U2fNcY PL. N.w-seven rooms and
bath: electricity will he installed. S65 month
3lg A ST. N.E.-Nine rooms and two
baths: hot-water heat. electricity. Ss5 month
air heat sIsf.TNGAyA AVE 500 %Snh
fourteen rooms and two baths. Sl25 month.
"'io5 io5 End ST. Nw.-Newly remodeled
eight rooms and two baths. porch. yard: hot
water heat. electricity: suitable for rooming
house. near Capitol and two doors from
Pennsylvania ave. Ss5 month to responsible
'''" N. l.. sANsBURY CO. INC.
l4lS Eye St NV. Phones Man 59O3-4-5
Realtors.
FOR COLORED.
kitchen. on 3Oth st. NV. for sale. not for
rent. but no cash payment required S35
per month covers all interest and principal
payments.
JOHN H. WRIGHT.
I116 Vermont Ave NV. Main a4O7.
. 232? FIRST ST; NV.
e' E'"' ;S'I5h ssss I'm ST. Sc
$50 NEWTON ST. NV '""
Or < b. ~" a. i5fS f5fS'; sT f" sE Ffn''
:,'.nI & Sis. NV
New. Is +. h.. elcc.. INV h: hardwood
III 9Th ST. NE.
: r. 4 h "a els" sTp tptnaGe rsr Sea'; low rent.
" r g los e'cF G srREET Thsf' Nv e $50 month,
heat furnished: excellent condition: low
re"'' v r AVON m rNc
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SALE--INvESTME>T PROP'TY

TPSHIR ST NV. EAST OF GEORGIA
ave. consisting-of newly equipped hsri'er
shop: huilliing contains 4 living rooms ami
bath: INV H.: cleo; back purrhcs prices
including business. only 81" 500 A. r. con
TELLA CO. SO5 9th 81. NV. Franklin $500
$40 AND 1871 4th ST. NW-BrIrk
prl"e. $3.50. i2:i 10Th s.w.-1 room frame
rent. S,3 50. price S%loO
LLOYD r. TI-RNER. 60, 7tb ~.
FOTR 4-ROOM BRICKS. IN A WIDE COT-RT'
renting $40. 50 month. Price <. 900.
$500 cash. terms. r j. Saucr. 1915 ~, sU.
TWO HOUSES NEAR EASTERN II. :.
nearly new: rooms: rent. Sllg a month
Price. S12.500. OWNER. Adam. 34pS .
6-FAMILY FLAT. FOR COLORED RENT
$4,000. FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD INC.
Continental Trust Bldg. NJ ".3O.
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.

1878 COLUMBIA RD-COMPLETFLY FUR
nished: nine rooms. two baths. IL
CHEVY CHASE MD.-SIX LARGE ROOMS
center hall and bath garage; modern i'm
provemepts. Kensington 1SS. H.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures


$50 Harvard st. n.w.-S60
80 FAirmOnt at. nW.--B {. H.. ele"..
.nI, St$l 3 go" st '"" "%-" r Il. cleo: res-
s E RY6SE YsEE o. d TfG9E TSc 1sa F"2%' sa 800
FOR COLORED : SIX ROOM, BRICK. no
for sale not for rent: hui no ash paXmrn,
1 I,'r ver%o%i %oHS IS Az & WElcHT NN Main p.o7.
"ann r"dm. do double ,@%% ss@ase t5r,"fG %oct Pa at
DAVIS & LIPSCOMB.
lil5 You St NV.
WILL RENT OR SELL MY NORTHWEST
,"t,Hse nd t" rnsn%ptnc naS So1 d he"W pm
Address Box 4oo-H Star office. l:'
FOR RENT TO COLORED-SEVEN ROOMS
bath. h.-w.h price, 500 per mo-,
NineiI"%m u hGYfG W. psp ntp m"nI; rm,nna. pIo.1
COIORED ED-l46 I ST NV. - room
'': s'~, 9qXSEITy IS ( ( PLANT. lScl. Eci. sas
VERY DESIRABLE sIx-RooM And BATH
house front porch and rear ward. hot-watrr
heat and electricity. on ontario place nv ". !,
beautiful Zoological Park. Rent rea-"na"l"
i""'eifis PERcY !"T4r-ispl +. Rr!sSEIL COMPANY.
9:6 18TH street NV.
10 4th ST N.E-Io r. & b. H" H,
+I@Gir!"''y 81 !, s1 and \ srrare. rm ~ hv.. and
-, Jos g., = = HERFfRT Err iH,a ',,S 5oNs. & NV
lsas CALVERT .It r. ST IT. vw-lo II
5,5js Is,5 s, ) J. sIs, sIs% 20 3, "G "G
'"', .':"" Il rFrTY + riTTY& / PPf:TTY,..,a
So 5o---MoDERN, a.RM.. RATH,, : CLOSED
IN roLche- near 3, res: also RI. H., hpIs ,ne
Conn. ave. n y. IL
.I"2 pENNsYLvANIA AVE-. :,
Large. roomy house newly decorated: =
nr9hnccr as i s ARRANGED IN a%srtmsa mn. tenant
now in the hiiildine A real opportunity al
>l25 per month.
1890 COLUMBIA RID.
,Comi"rt a 81" home within nai.lnT d'stanc'
bright rooms and two baths in hno comb
tl"n. Bargain at Sl2" per month
I".a HARVARD ST.
Ten rooms and hath. all m"dcrn ln'prppne we
mcnts. IN center Of Park ri. section. Rna
/ ,"nahle rental "f 500
MOORE & I'LL, i$c~
Main llTi
laoa MERIDIAN PIT RMS. BATH.
aait as,b 81" .,.ia mn. ana 3 ha,h. 49,.
500 Reinon, tt rfu- and =: baths IL;
,Ej Rl@g- rl.-l" rnl- aud bath 10,
3,55aa In,h TT rms and bath ,...t =, p,
ALIAS WAM!,KER GO %,;,,I INr aa;.o
HOUSES.
1910 srh - NV
: rooms, hath fnrnac" -. %
: rooms. hath. h--w h........... ...-.....- 6u-"'
llnn \ Il. f
x rooms. bath. furnace ....- ........ 3o.3'
" rooms. bath steam heat -............ .5t
lo.a 3rd =. Ne.
- ''"'''' ''''' 7oi =, 81 ''.'''
$50 2o,h =. NE, "'.' ~
FLATS.
=, -; @3l9 I'm st Nv end Hoor'. :,
. rooms. "@fI, 700 f'Tsr,e isib :, <w .
3 rooms. hath, heat fnrnIshe4 ....... 40, -
900 St y + ,
iat@!g >e~ .rer-rv Ave. Nv. ~,
10? / s. NV. end Aoor..
> rooms hath. lstrns.e .....-.-..-.. - 40
] STORES.
! 40! North Capt st............... 80 o'
I3a Ii3 6 t ................., SO 8. ., .,
y VI E. /. ~ IN.
6ia La. Ave. NV
| VERY DESIRABLE UNFIK-
nlShed house. containing six
rooms and bath; newly painted
and papcred; located on Bates
st. NV. near lst Immediate
possession. Reasonable rental.
BOSS & PHELPS,
l4l7 X st. NV.
GLEN EL.AND PARK.
room home. / bedrooms secnlnr norch
huilt-in garage. ami S,11 35th. corner
Rodnan. Phone Cleve. laSl
1907 ARKANSAS AVE. NV
An attractive STORY brick house. con
tanning nnms and bath. ami. hrI"S
Ga"sGs.
THOS. +. FARRELL
Rratur
-hI rn.r, Nain -GG
Z
Evening star., 1925-10-11
| { DTS,
II [ nnlillrrcial

II 'TITITIVT VTdI.
We have lusf listed few lot ynneG frr
business in the only commercial area NJ *
elusive Battery Park. These lots are rriced
~ y" cents per square foot. They are eco
nonli"al IN size and should make an eyoel-
lent investment and speculation All i'm
provementS. Battery Park and FdEer1no-
a." -r"WIrc very RAPIDLY and stores a-e
urgently needed. Two cham stores have a.
readH "onfra"ted 10 build in tins square
Al glI"kly. Only seven lots remain llnsnTG
RLS1NFSS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
FOR RENT-STORES.

l4:s WIS. A.E.--LARGE. MODERN .Nb
location. Call Pot. 444t-w
ST ST NwSEAR S,oTe til PTboST TondIe GiR
dar.a sf'2" rsnf Frsnsn for anT ana aa OF
CORNER BTU.DING: GOOD RESIDENTIAL
section: suitable for grocery store and dwell
"'} 4aret. l"T b5S s'"S oH Ff"! sas SO AnN
aisaay ~indo1s dN hesled AaR fos
-" Ann" "pR''t' Id nor m%n'n Phone Col
lila 18th ST
Large ,rG1.,rIm rGsn1.o,wrnom with basement.
S49 I4i lt1h ST STORE UPPER FL. $3.50 90 90
33td5 PAP I,osnp ave ,clcyeland Park 5000
2hio Georgia ave. ........... so nj
Ism an" and tFFSrT12z 70 4G7"'HrASx y,,n soso .s""'
?tGa ;.;:;:t I'm sT.-l5X5o. .slai
s,' AhhAS ls'5 +. f WALkfR Il. c2 Nam jNs ssao
enG4 Iith ST NV.
,ract'sr si.o store Orc suitable for any lin. Of
cars. " " ~
2lI Ind Av~. NV
=, Nh small stores suitable for "arnertcr
\ + RYo& co i iNc Ni' 14s =" 81, 8" r ssao S%fo
1dom To- g. CAPITOL sT.-LARGE STORE
h;2Hn aGS r R :, TrRXER ~
SIS 18th STREET
oh"e and store space lus, off Penn.vlvanrr
Commerce Commission and Dept ri Con,-
Rth, We, lighted ard h,piIdins j. OIL heated.
uhwer hWl, Office or shon To $40.
""iI worth your Inspection.
MOORE. & NIL. nc.
Main II74
3ll4 l4th ST.
Bet. Irving ST and Park Ri
Excellent location for beauty
shop or dentist; suite of : rooms.
I'd floor. ami. reasonable. VIII
remodel for responsible tenant
| niversal Real Estate Corp.
1879 \ st. Frank. ool1
9O3 y. y. AVE. NV.
=, a.onmt-,. ."rnfr store. good for any nus,rc..
SIMON BELOFF.
aoa y Y Ave. NV.
CONN. AVE. AT X st.
BASEMENT ffSR fSR HSEEZZzzAN'iNr SEZzA.NiN sHor~
PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
BET 9th & loth sTs.
HATS, SHOES OR HARERDASHFRy
NV MODERN SHOW WINDOWS
l1x52
e ST. AT 2TIT
| opposite PATENT OFFICE,
'pRNER STORE. Iax3s. & BALCONY.
B'>Y >TREET-LOW RENT
SHANNON & LUCHS. Inc,
! IA 1lth 1T MAIN "a
! zoos lsth-FTNE LOCATION FOR B,R
zoos 18Th NV. ~.
9I6 I. ST E $40
ARTHTR CARR
zoo Mills BWldinc
~ li'h ST. N.W.-EXCELLENT LoCA-
aI"0 sn ,ar narher shop. notions. hardware IN
! -. T. F BRET NISGFR 4 Sons
/ -" "!"rAGo B'dE. Man $40
! PLENTY or RESIDENTS II XrIGppGR
II,oH !" r,aiFnnIz" store 3aGS / 4th 81 n :.
-, fInlClerafe rental
/ NADDtN. MARSHALL. MOSS & MALLORY.
ooo INC.
The Republican., 1925-08-27

unriVaIed cost OF ; SIUU. Only Special
circumstances and conditions make
this possible. The time is short when
they will vanish. But $1oo for every
expense-transportation On boat and
motor bus; berth and meals on boat;
meals and living quarters at the hotel
and all entertainment.
Make reservations at once, for
many applications come in every day,
and those who apply first are given
first consideration.
The Republican., 1925-08-27
BAYARD

Mr. and Mrs. Payton Park are re-
ioicing over the arrival at their home
of q baby boy who was born Saturday
morning, August %.
Frost on the mornings Of August %
and % in this section did no serious
damage to vegetation. We have had
frost every month during the yeaI
1925.Th temperature dropped to only
three degrees above freezing Sunday
morning.
Durrett Dean has gone to Charlie
roi, Pa, where ne has employment.
John WyIie and family, Of Rich
mond, Va, are visiting relatives here
at present.
Mrs. B. W. Shumaker and son, who
have been visiting at the home Of c.
f. Hickerson, have returned to their
home in Washington, D. c.
Miss Leona Adams has returned to
her home from a visit to friends in
Keyser, W. Va.
Rev. and Mrs. ". J. Johns have re-
turned to their home in Pittsburgh,
Pa, after a visit with their son, T. ].
Johns.
The people of Bayard were given a
great musical treat on Sunday night
when Roy F. Snyder, soloist of TIIni-
ty Church, New York City, rendered a
bass solo, ''In the Deep" at the u. b.
church. The large audience was de-
lighted with the rendition.
Jerry Harvey and family are away
on an auto trip through southern
counties of this State.
The Republican., 1925-08-27
LOCH LYNN

Everyone is much pleased with the
new school building, which is great
asset to our little village, it being
modern two-story brick structure. At
this time the citizens are preparing
to beautify the grounds. Every man,
woman and child in the village Is
asked to do his bit.
Master Howard Manual, of Har-
per's Ferry, W. Va, is the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. Walter Combs, here.
Mrs. B. F. Paugh still continues i'll
at her nome in this village.
Mr. Grover Gortner is confined to
his bed at his fathers home here and
is under the care of his physician, DR..
Hinebaugh.
Mrs. H. Z. Gibson and children are
visiting home-folk in Barton.
Mrs. Eva L. Cross and son, Jimmie,
of Barton, spent the weekend with
Mrs. C. f. Hsrdesty.
Mrs. R. L. Weeks, of Point Marion,
spent lle past Two Weeks WIFI IGld-
tives in this community
Mr.. B. L. Hardesty and children re-
turned from Morgantown on Sunday
where they visited relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Bell and daugh-
ter Helen returned to their home here
after spending several weeks in Graf
ton for the benefit of Mr. Bells
health.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the Sunday School Rally to be
held in Ream's Grove on the State
highway at Creliin on Sunday, Aug
ust 3Oth. Bring a basket dinner. A
splendid program will be rendered
under the direction of Rev. F. L.
Fultz. The Crellin Boys Band will
also be present.
Virginia and Lorain Weeks have
returned to their home here after
spending two weeks in Thornton.
The Republican., 1925-08-27

ing parks and parkways; bright business structures,
school houses and public buildings.
You will luxurate in the fascinating life of
HolIywood's splendid hotels, and HolIywood's
You will revel in the wonderful surf bathing of
HolIywood's fine clean beach, the beach TO which
the entire southeast of Florida for its
special outings.
Here rises the spacious, artisticaly designed
$25O,OOO casino, with its great swimming pool, its
galleries for spectators-a vivid and impressive
structure of rainbow hues standing sihouetted
against the turquoise sky.
The Republican., 1925-08-27
BITTINGER


1t is reported that revenue officers
again visited this section last Friday
at which time they searched the home
of George Burkholder, the alleged
king of moonshiners in this section,
and found in his cellar a quantity and
variety Of beer, wine. rum and shine,
and as the king was not in his palace
at the time, the liquor was confiscated
and arrest will be made later.
The funeral service and interment
of the late Newton Bittinger were
held in this village ON Thursday of
last week and were attended by very
large number of people.
Mrs. Ellen Lohr and children, with
three grandchildren, were brief but
pleasant callers in this village last
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Broadwater, Of
Sharpsburg, Pa, spent part of last
week with relatives and friends here
Mr.. John Harbert and daughters, of
SnlnHSt0n, w. va, visited mere over
Sunday.
Chauncey Friend, newly appointed
principal Of our village school, aud
Foster Speicher, of Accident. were
callers in Bittingcr recently.
Lawrence Brenneman, o fthis sec
ton, is spending some time at the
home Of his aunt, Mrs. Fannie Baker.
at R.'idgeville, Delaware
Q. c. Buckle and family motored to
st. Paul, Pa, last Sunday for a brief
visit at the home Of Charles J. Sechler
and family.
A slight frost was noticeable here
on Saturday morning, August 22ud.
The Republican., 1925-08-27

Why not have a fine vacation, and see a
lot and learn lot about Florida too!
There is still chance to go to Florida on
one Of our 14,day 500 Tours to Holly
wood-by,the-Sea, the vacation sensation of
the summer. Hundreds have already gone
and brought back enthusiastic reports of
the comforts, amusements, and pleasures
of the trip; and above all, the wonderful
story of Hollywood and Florida.
After delightful cruise of three days
down the coast-a trip of restfulness for
those who want it; or every hour filed
with amusement of sociable gatherings
with new.found friends for those who wish
to rolIick-you are whirled into busy
round Of Sightseeing and fun, such as YOU
have never experienced on any tour. And
il will be a trip of instruction as well as
amusement; of Improvement as well as
rest, You will be surprised at everything
YOU see and feel.
The Republican., 1925-08-27
Enjoy q fine VACATION
Qrod see
FLORIDA
too!
rTs's-

Vacation is still the biggest
thing in the lives of those of
us who have not had one.
Where to 60 and what TO pay,
are still problems.
Another thing that looms
biginour thoughtsi is Florida.
We hear a lot about it. Our
friends paint almost unbe,
Iievable pictures of it and
what is going on down there.
The Republican., 1925-08-27
Mild, Refreshing Temperature

Above all, you will be surprised to find the Holly
wood summer is temperate. Invariably breeze
daily sweeps in with the roll OF the Atlantic, keep
ing the temperature as even as that of South Sea
Isle You will realize what IS told you by those who
have been there: that Hollywood has climate all
its own.
Come visit the seaside or Hoiywood's Golden
Strand, and see Florida too. You get it all at the
The Republican., 1925-08-27
Hollywood a Place to Live

You will find illat Hollywood is one
of the most remarkable communities
that ever gladdened your eyes. Its
founder, Joseph w. Young, has
fathered a modern, splendid, wildly
cclored resort city, built from what
less sthanfouryearsagowasvirg was virginland.
You will find broad coral paved
streets with up-to date electric light
Palisadian., 1925-11-13
At Last! AtLast!
Palisade Is "Put
On the Map Yes!

One of the earliest ambitions OF
Palisade was it's ambition to "get
on the map"
At last this laudable aim has been
achieved The Rand McNally & Co. s
latest indexed pocket map has Pal
isade actually printed in with Edge,
water and Grantwood, and all three
towns in about the same sized type.
Whilst the type is small enough, it
is as legible as it could be made for
the small space available. 1t took
twenty years to do it.
At any rate, there is at least some
consolation that Palisade has actu-
ally been put on the map. Many cit
les of the country boast of men who
put them on the map" In the new
Rand McNally map, Palisade is first,
Edgewater second below, followed by
Shadyside, Grantwood and Cliffside.
Palisadians may we'll be proud of this
notable, but long-deferred distinction.
They are now out from under that
old saying "Hope deferred maketh
the heart sick" so far as this map
business is concerned. They may
rejoice and be exceedingly glad"
Palisadian., 1925-11-13
Clifside Council in Busy Session
Hears Good News on Road Cost

At the regular meeting of the Cliff.
side Park council on Monday night
the board of freeholders notified the
borough authorities that the Dor.
ough's part of the cost for the Ander-
son avenue excavation work was S15,.
447, instead of the aforementioned
sum, $35,953.9O.
James McGrath and Peter Peterson,
who have completed their six months
probationary as paid firemen, were
made permanent firemen by resolution
introduced by. Councilman Weis, chair
man of the fire and water committee.
Councilman Weis reported that the
fire and water committee had made a
tour of the borough and found that
at the present time there were only
rs fire hydrants in the borough. He
said that it was necessary to put 25
hydrants in different sections of the
borough, and that 10 more at least
were needed Immediately.
Councilman Joseph Woodcock re-
ported that the catch basin in front
of the Accomando property on Pali-
sade avenue would be completed
within the next few days.
Councilman Meyer reported build
ing permits amounting to $4,000,
and the receipt of 1852 in permit fees
from the building inspector.
A supplemental ordinance author
izing the appropriation of $1,500 for
the completion of the Dewey avenue
improvement was passed.
Councilman Meyers request that
the borough pay the members of the
election board $40 each for the addi-
tional work was laid over until the
next meeting.
Beirne and Bohn, realtors, request
ed the board to change the west side
of Anderson avenue, near Lafayette,
from a residential to business dis
trict.
Palisadian., 1925-11-13
Former Fairview Boy
Gets a Life Term for
Numbering Young Wife

Thomas M. Mannion, Jr., %, who
up to the time of his marriage about
two years ago resided with his par
ents in Fairview, in which town he
was born and brought up, was found
guilty last Friday of numbering his
wife by jury of Portsmouth, N. H.,
and sentenced to life Imprisonment in
the state penitentiary at Concord. His
wife, Helen, from whom he was
estranged, was about to start divorce
proceedings.
Crazed by jealousy, he followed her
on April "a last, as she wheeled her
baby in carriage in Little Harbor, a
suburb of Portsmouth, and then
pounced upon her, cutting her throat
from ear to ear with razor. He hid
in the woods following the crime, sur
rendering the next day. He told the
police that his wife had killed herself
when he refused her offer of recon-
ciliation.
The baby, who was taken care of
by the murdered girls mother, has
since died. Mannion was well known
around lower Bergen county, where
he had host of friends and had
served an enlistment in the navy, NOV
ing to Portsmouth after his dis
charge He held a position as civilian
mechanic in the navy yard there.
Palisadian., 1925-11-13
Dangerous Boulders
Removed by State On
Route 10 This Week

The dangerous condition of the
sides of the cliffs along the recently
finished State highway route, lead
ing from the Edgewater ferry to the
top of the Palisades, was eliminated
yesterday when corps of State
highway workers removed many of
the large boulders that threatened to
topple to the roadway, nearly a hun
dred feet below.
Following every rain, several of
these boulders have been loosened,
and have crashed down to the road
way, endangering the lives of pc.
destrians and motorists.
One boulder removed yesterday
weighed nearly 20 tons, traffic be-
ing halted on the hill while the men
let this huge rock crash down. The
ease with which the men loosened
the earth around the rock showed
that had l. been left standing for a
few more rains it more than likely
would have toppled down of its own
accord.