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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-06
GOOD WILL FARM
NEEDS DISCUSSED
(By Mrs. G. j. R.)

A meeting was called at the
Good Will Farm on Tuesday, Nov
cmber 3 to discuss the needs Of the
place and to devise some plan t'
present them to the people of the
island.
Feeling that most people do MOI
exactly understand the Good Will
proposition. Rev. Vereide, Supt
Of the Good Will Industries, gave
a brief explanation.
Their slogan, "Junk into Jobs.
"Waste into Wages" explainS
their working principle. All sort
Of junk is collected, anything, ne
matter how hopeless it looks
from old furniture and old shoes
'n old rags, and in the differen'
industrial departments these or;
converted into salable products
The work is all done by deserving
people, who by some misfortune
are unable to make a living, and
finally sold to people who can pay
y small price for a needed article
In this way the work is carried on
"not for profit, but for service,
and the independence of the poo,
is preserved. They are helped to
help themselves.
The Good Will Farm is in con
junction with the Industries and
is a most worthy project and will
prove to be a wonderful asset to
Vashon Island. They are planning
to have modern up-to-date farm
where the needy can find employ
ment suited to their condition and
requirements. The aged and thos,
in poor health or convalescents.
may have the benefit of clean
pure air, the good food and good
care, and still be earning theil
necessities.
The Home needs everything. To
stock the farm they need live
stock of all kinds, cows, pigs, rab.
bits, sheep, goats and chickens
A donation of baby chicks in the
spring would mean dollars coming
in and jobs for some deserving
persons. The grounds need every.
thing. Bulbs, shrubs, small fruits
especially strawberry plants, flow
ers; anything to add to the beauty
and usefulness of the farm. The
house needs everything, from fur.
niture, pictures, rugs, bed linen
towels, table linen, and anything
which will make for comfort ano
beauty.
So the committee planned q
Harvest Thanksgiving Donation
Festival for the benefit of the
Good Will Farm. 1t will be held
at the Community Club House OIL
November II at 8 O'Clock anG
everyone is to bring a donation
of some sort as their admission.
There will be a good program
refreshments will be served anc
social time enjoyed. This is tho
great opportunity for each one tc
become informed about this re
markable addition to Vashon is
land activities.
Let everyone strive to make {
truly splendid success of this oc
casion.
Mrs. Ganly has charge Of thu
decorations, Mrs. E. Miller of thu
program, Mrs. T. Hansen refresh
ments, Mr.. Armstrong, Mr.. Smitn
Mr.. Parkes and Mrs. Robinson
publicity.
Remember the date, Novembe,
II.
Remember the place, Commun
ity home, and remember your do
nation
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-06
CLEANUP DAYS

Two cleanup days are ahead Of
us if we get the Community House
ready for the Father and Sons
banquet and the play. Let all
who can, come on Saturday and
the others on Monday. Please
feel it your duty to help these
days as we must have the place
in condition.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-06

Chas. England returned this
week from a business trip into the
Yakima section. He reports con
ditions very good all over the
eastern section of the state.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Riehm
Of Tacoma spent several days with
the formers mother, Mrs. Katie
Riehm. They returned to their
home Sunday, via Tahlequah
ferry.
Clifford Petersen, who is work
ing in Seattle spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Peter
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Beretich en-
tertaincd a party of friends at
their home Sunday. The party
was given in honor Of the birth
day of their young son, Nicholas
Donald.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-06

Through the activity of Mrs.
Robinson, president of the Com
,munity Home, the Frederick &
Nelson store has presented to the
club enough dishes to serve about
100 persons. This is one thing
that live leader has done for the
island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
We Have a Splendid

CONNER LOT which would HE
PINE LOCATION FOR DRUG
STORE VIZ WILL BUILD A
uUiEN AND CuScEETE ONE
STORE BUILDING ON this lot and
lease 90 good party FOR 10
YEtUH. FIRST YEAR At $40
PER MONTH WITH lECEEAsE
or $40 PER A0NTH EACH
YEAH
Also have vacant lut which would
b. GOOD LOCATION FOR various
kinds ~ buHineHa $50 viii build
anrsaturY brick building on this
lHt and lease from g Go 20 yehrht
first year tt4. with Increase ~ -
monthly each yfHT
III Yuu are interested Dol locating ia
the a. district We VIII be glad 60
imyr you call 0n uH.
D. r. T. CAMPBELL
REAL EETAHE SINCE 1905
NEW UNIVERSITY OFFICE
1zQs-k o. 18th ET
tive Blocks west University Way
ELEVEN Statesmen
with automobile
OFFICE OpES
A. ~ 10 g. 81
CLOSED SUNDAYS
Ike NWD-Vl68
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
AUCTION SALES
Bushels win Sell
a Friday and Saturday

y rsrs than rs years We have
,,.sr missed an auction for lack
K gsoas % sell 90 people 70 buy
~ Eeo4A and az usual We ar"
-ssay again for our Friday auc-
- 10 70 4. with cur big floor
axsssd with money saving oP-
rrtunliiss foT home furnishsrs
"a ssalsra Everything is sold
. Hs highest bidder 40 that
nsJane = sure % finding some
srslins among such goods az bed
~ IL both walnut and gray
elzeL VITA bed. dyessers. chif-
'iassrs and vanity dresser. z
dag sets Of table. chairs and
szffst ard odd tables. buffet and
ara closet. kitchen cabinet, ma
tsgasy Eais-leE table. breakfast
aAlsA PEDESTAL. l-pRnsi screen.
s,;1l tWia beds. new box springs
nd hair mattresses, steel and iron
~ metal springs. mattresses
,azxsiS. quilts. sheets. spreads.
dasks rev kitchen queens. chests
= savers. drop-leaf and tables
"a drawers. = yards hatticahip
aailssn. new Pabcollu b. the
md % roll CARPETS and rugs. }
Atlessic an Empress Bnd other
fld ranges. laundry stove. gas
aazss toilet bowl and scar.
aaasA utensils. tools. % rifle.
y; Pclrt vacuum cleaner. library
Aaias. Singer machine. lady's
.1L roofing paper, dresser. chlf-
An'sFf rockers. baby's bed. Dav-
~ sarnsd fruit. etc. These and
'@aY ether things on Friday NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
INTO CAHI AT UNTE
Take Your Choice
Four FOur-RoOm
Beauties
$3,450
Only $3.50 Cash

Z This builder has been caught
with too many houses 60
carry and ia forced 90 raiHr
Z come quick cash therefore
riashing hia pIaft 60 the
bone nid yhu ever hear
uf ru much fur your UHnF
rYF They are brand
NEW and have all the
NrT3 iHtrst features. such
: uF OAK FLOORS. TILE
. PR ptsA CE. cabinet
hitrhrH. tuu bedrooms DE-
/. NENT ffAHJsWENT. tlk-
MACE. LAUNDRY TRAYS.
etc. on larEr. level sQni24-
o. lot. surrounded b. new
: homcH These holmes VIII
So like hot cakes. Better
Z come early and take your
. choice. We Will rhu for
you Just phone ME irae-
ss2s.
, Largent & Ryan, Inc.
. ItEALTDNs
, I1eE ~ tsth Mis iFrTaatas
DTFirE OPEN EVENINGS
Z WE WILL CALI FOR VOC
NNNN X * \ = X \ X X y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
81 BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES WANTED

YOUNG man. lame. will invest $500
10 $500. with services, In small
business. only bouh-fide PROPOSE
ton with future possibilities. and
which viii stand investigation.
conFldered A-Za. Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE

BiG oFFEit-Neafiy acres. q
room house. well constructed with
nice fireplace; summer Kitchen.
basement, pretty shrubbcry ana
berry patch. Excellent modern
chicken house capacity loo
birds, nice brOodcr house. A home
place that can be made very
profitable. Close to stores.
schools and Seattle Everett inter-
urban station. Electricity. tele-
phone. mail delivery. Priced for
quick sale az $4,000. Terms $500
cash. $50 per month. go Walker
building. corner Second ave and
UnIvoraity. Phone III iot-0lkE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

a. li WILLIAMS CO
sash Tor irriaaIuE prrchrs Co. keap
NnHr house warmer and cleaner
send ua NuuF gisra gnd Ne wili
Eitr ynu factory rrtcra.
lrnch doors garage doors mirror
gqers benches and tshlsa Tor
Breakfast hooks
special cabinet work cupboard
tcnra dsoya aud Windows Ter all
purposes
uralnhosrda, flour bins medicine
eahinrfa
Rubber weather STRIP keeps out
Wini and dpft A sure saver OF
tuel Zoe n foot
Ninerhirit glass and sedan door
tEhta replaced while Ynu walt
AHA Ter cataips huY direct az fac
tory prices and save wunrN.
O. a WILLIAMS COMPANY
latg First Ave g. Seattle Wash.
STORE EtNTrnEE news and used
Complete atoTn outfits. frfWa ~
months. 500 interest Trade m Nauf
Ola Fixtures al.h take theta a. aaah.
~ s. p supply, sooa-aot5,5o'i
First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
nor RENT-HouSES
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS

-,rsS,'siS--T5rsaIns Ia cur ESchansc
r-ol Nsw pianos O. rent. s mo.
$50 In purchase. Mcyer-Toner.
~ YUM ave
The Washington times., 1925-06-04

For details in full regarding our EN-
PLOYMENT SERVICE and SPECIAL
SITUATION WANTED ADVERTISING
OFFER
The Washington times., 1925-06-04

Gold, Silver, Watches, Diamonds
And old jewelry needed IN our mfg. dept.
SELINGER'S FIJI cash .xa value Ne, paid
The Washington times., 1925-06-04
Buy Buy Offer Many Good Values
AID TO THE
UNEMPLOYED
and to employed persons seeking better
ment.
A FREE SERVICE

is rendered by the Employment Division
of The Washington Times and The
Washington Herald Classified Advertis-
ing Department
The Washington times., 1925-06-04
Employment

PAons cIassitlsd Ads 70 Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1925-12-09
1915 10th ST.
FINEST APT. BLDGS.
IN Mt. PLEASANT.

The wellington ard the Argyle, cor; Mt
Pleasant & Park ri. Convenient to stores
schools. churches. carr: 5 E,inutes Ia Rock
Greek. All large. open rms. tile baths. par
uuct floors. renovated Ike new. Front cor
Eer ants OF ! rms rcc. hall & bath $50 &
uD: also - rms. kitch & bath. So: act fast
See janltors on premises or phone Nam
61:SI
Evening star., 1925-12-09
1927 FLORIDA AVE.

New. we'll seasoned apartment
house with excellent outlook on
wide thoroughfare and two car
lines nearby. Popular and con-
venient neighborhood. Apart
ment of two large. bright airy
rooms with good kitchen and
bath. Good janitor service-So5.
Evening star., 1925-12-09


THE INFER,
1886 Eighteenth Street.
A popular house, desirably To-
Gated. New, but we'll seasoned
apartments OF one and two large,
bright airy rooms with good
kitchens and baths. Walls
painted BY best sanitary stand
ards. Well kept up. Spotlesslv
clean-S42. so to $50.
See Manager on Premises.
1901 MASS. AVE.
Two rooms, kitchen. bath and
porch. Reasonable rents.
24- Hour Service.
Apply Manager on Premises.
Telephone Franklin 0S42.
HOTEL CHATHAM,
170l 10th st.
A limited number of unfurnshed apart
menIs of }. Or > roonls and bath. with
Dorches. At reasonable rentals.
Apply Manager on Premises.
Telephone North 10000.
1918 VERNON STREET.
Very nice apartments Of two
large. modern rooms, sizeable
kitchen and bath. Convenient
neighborhood. just north of
Florida Avenue and adjacent to
the Chinese Legation on Nine
tecnth Street. Two car lines
near by, New building in charge
OF houSekceper and thoroughly
kept up. Monthly rentals from
$3.50 to So. 50.
MADISON lbs EYE
CNE ROOM AND BATH $40 .5O-St3. so
ONE Ross osSvE1 ktrta HfLk Rt4A lclA &, 5cs
,CoRDovA, 10Th AND FLA. AVE.
: ROOMS. KITcHES And BATH V"' $50. so
FIVE Fo6Ns atSA''& asG 5iiI BAfH HI AVE IS. so
VIRGINIA. .1.o G ST.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH .... S50-S5. 80
srx srs T$%SJ1x S IL s s. ,T
READY ABOUT FEB. l.
! ROOM GRILL BATH 50: .ao-SSn. 30
ROOMS KIT. BATH $50 .50-S6+ so
LARSE RdoA S3sk tiosErs tHoN Is hsb s ktRES
l.. w. GROOMES. l416 + ST.
MAIN 6l0"
Evening star., 1925-12-09

Opposite the Ontario Apt.
Several new apis. of , and i
rooms with bath. in excellent
location, two blocks from 18th
and Columbia rd.. near two car
lines. Rent, $3.50. $65.5O and
$7O.5O, on monthly or yearly
terms. For inspection see resi-
dent manager, Apt. 1O3. Call
Adams 1888.
Evening star., 1925-12-09
NtNTED-ftG0NS.
TABLE BOARD.

PRot ESsTONAI. MAN wants Iuruis shed
room n X - = week. Address Box i l.
StSr ptli.r W.
Evening star., 1925-12-09
GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

HAMPTON COURTS eOl3 y. H. AVE; NV
. rooms. kit. recep hall and bath. 500 w
l room. kit. recep. hall and bath. 4'''o
CUMBERLAND. 1899 MASS. AVE. oo
rooms. kitchen and bath. 9eo.""
1903 CLIFTON ST. NV. ,-o M
8 rooms reception hall and bath. Soooo
1908 LANIER PL. NV. APT. lo1
Q rooms kitchen and bath .So'''o"
3O.2 PORTER ST. NV. APT. 30t. m
3 rooms. kit. and bath. 9'''o'
1873 LANIER PL. NV. .-o,o
I rooms kitchen and bath n - ""
> rooms kitchen and bath. ''"'
1904 COLUMBIA RD. NV. n,
4 rooms kitchen and bath. s'"""
cHALFONTE. ..11a r ST. NV. on n,
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. S6ooo
:}ioa 10th ST. NV.
:, rooms. kitchen and bath. SHrn.3,nn
, rooms kitchen and bath. ....... sou
1908 CONN AVE. NV.
. rooms kitchen and bath. $4,000
Evening star., 1925-12-09
Observation-Disclosures

1?o3 MONROE ST.--2 ROOMS KITCHEN
trr. bath and puroh: all front: southern
..,Iusurr. adults. transieuts accommodates.
1920 II ST. APT sell ROOM. KITCH-
rnette and bath: completely furnished: front:
excellent location. references. Potomac 1900
TO-
NEAR DUPONT ClRCLE-SUNNG ROOMS.
.uItshle Congressman or or 5 ladies': meals
ii desired. Apt. ,. 1881 18Th st. Phone
\orth $50. -
COMMODORE APARTMENTS. NEW HAMP.
shire ave and IT Sts. n.w.-New. modern.
s.siory: > rooms kitchen and bath. FUR
NJ she'd Apply At house.
MONTANA 1926 NJ ST. NV w A;kiNG
jistancr downtowu: nicely furnished. one
roon reception hail and bath apt: maid
service and linen. -,
DnWNTOw TOwN-COMPLETELY FURNISHED
an, living room - bedrooms. kitchen. bath:
rrrme,iiafn po.session Ant. 4oc. sherman.
5th and l. sts. w
Evening star., 1925-12-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


i463 FAlRMoNT. SECOND FLooR-Two-
loom apt complete for housekeeping
irna hrws dss ssS' electricity newly papered Cali
l"l3 R. l. AVE. N.w.--2nd FLOOR. PRI.
waite. irchlded: SIS. aduits.- North .sa.
H3iesdGKEEpNS Esie Gons PR
rTeas4nahle able to desirable couple: references.
:i,ROoM FURNISHED APT. CAN DE SEEN
sonahlc. 1900 II st. NV. II.
NO ;oi VALLEY VISTA" .4lo Goth ST.
kitchen. bath sIos lovely '%t"s %iew ' cal morninrs
or between $3.50 and p.m. TO-
FOR RENT. FURNISHED, 2-RooM APT.
afAr ri nae end f ,n %on,s fam 5
9th ST. NV. 10H
lsoo6 VERNON. ST N;w.,FuRNlsHED
ant rooms, kitchen. bath. electricity. gas
porch: we'll heated: Ind floor. IL
ARGONNE ApTS.. 1Os-2 LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms kltchenette bath and balcony; hand
CHOICE APTS.. EXCELLENT LOCATIONS:
= or ) +. H.. exceptionany furn.. cheerful
Gican: apt. ,scrv.: maid optional. 1888 y,
cite compi"tt., furnished sink. range
n% mtSaN'fS' fr IG. i,a, reasonable. 1881 10Th st.
WANT GIRL TO SHARE HOUSEKEEPING
apartment: s,i convenience very reason
able. 1878 Girard nv. Call Adams ,3a.,
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APARTMENTS
one room and ktchAnrtte two rooms and
hltchenottc and five rooms. at 200 Mass.
ave.
lsll G sT-CozY, LARGE ROOM AND
kttchenette apt. suitable for two: gas and
elec. NV H.: southern exposure.
ONE ROOM. BATH, KITCHENETTE. So
week; two rooms, bath. kitchenette 81
week: - Eye St nc. Apply after J.
COR: 14th AND L STs Nw-NICEI.Y
furnished apartments, all new beds. 4 large
Apny KIoMAS I a' 1NvEsrME%f I i4&%7 GU Gu i,S oi
] tth st. NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE-TWO LARGE ROOMS.
small dining and Kitchen. very nicely fur
nlshed. 500 including gas. electricity. 2o2:i ..
THREE LARGE FuRNISHED ROOMS.
hath. housekeeping: $50: garage 1898 Con
dut road.
40 Bird ST. NV. NEAR MASS AyED-
Iwo rooms kit"henette and bath; Sa5. Main
one room. Kitchen sIoepiuG porch and bath
Phone West 1879. "Ii" Pa. ave. NV o"
ATTRACTIVE ROOM. KITCHEN AND
bath anartmeut. with reception hall eieVa-
tor and switchboard. Mrs. CAYTON 32i5
Connecticut ave.
l44S GIRARD ST Nw-2 ROOMS AND
bath. nicely furnished
'fs 7:,a T Dc ..tEsiSN lajss :.
THE AvONDALE. l7a4 = ST. NV
NETHERLANDs. 1850 1850 20 Comn,hia mi1i' Rd. NV.
Five rooms and bath.
PARKWOOD 1856 x -. NV.
seven rooms snl bath. we'll arranged and
Sis Colorado AVE. NV
Two rooms and kitchenettc. excellently
ALLAN Z. w,ALKER & CO. M
Evening star., 1925-12-09

CITY'S BEST VALUE.
Unusually Reasonable Apartments.
In nrst-claSs apt. bldg. west of Conn.
ave. in fashionable. beautiful detached
bldg. tile baths. parquct floors throughout:
extra large rms. > extensive rec. halls:
southern exposure; extra large closets: com.
pletely redecorated: like new: only S67 30.
lay allow substantial reduction to desirable
party on lease: , rms. S57 so: one OF each:
positiveiy the hest for. the money: act
quickly Isnitor. IBIS California st
Z ni Iair, 4
Evening star., 1925-12-09

1883 FAlRMoNT. SECOND FLOoR@TwO-
room apt. complete for Housekeeping !;
h..W.h.. gas. electricity. newly papered. Call
Evening star., 1925-12-09

900 18Th NW.-Mcals hy day. week or
MONTH.
SOS 10Th ST Simultaneously served.
! nrI.t -coullsd homeopathy dinners. 30 cents.
~,'utily. - Potunla" 2S26. 26.--
Evening star., 1925-12-09
FINEST IN CITY.

Highest point in Wash overlooking on
tire city. Only . apts. available OF the
famous arm. ants. in the Clifton Terrace
Ems. nearly twice the size of ordinary ant:
:" rec. h. = concrete porchcs: numerous.
closets. clec. lighted. tile bath, hardwood
fCors; everything up to tho minute: only
- Rldz = and grounds occunv entire
b'oclt front, 9Th TO 18th on Clifton st. NV
Largest and finest group of freDroof elev.
apts. south of New York: nearly acres
81 ground, Including playsro1nds lawns: etc
fashionable location: easy walking distance
downtown convenient to schools. stores and
churches.
Also rooms and porch. h.k. or n.hh..
incl. porch. only $50. Only apts. avail.
able out OF total OF 200 Thee apts rena
Asl, far
Evening star., 1925-12-09

1880 r ST. NV
Ne~ Building
FoS"ii ;l%6,S ~ $;'S Sp ,xn q % sn2 5000
I. rooms. kitchen and bath 500 90
New Building.
room: eiiS ip9 RAT Kas,hhoR.MA RD. NV! $500
: rooms and bath a,h................ 1000
3 rooms :sa $3.50 0s'S ADAMS Viii RID. 5000
:; . r"on,s lt kitchen hen, and bath porch So, 90 90
. 'o"ns ." ss?o coNN AVE. Nv. 9Oo" @
. rooms. reception hall. kitchen hal! -, oo
,oam! mHE ,sS1s TySkafnT and 5.,s I s. So s4S
rooms. kitchen and hath. ......,.. 55 90
room kisfhs" Ists CHARS fRa sf'h ST. NV. a''o'
bsf r92m dinnS r2s? 80 ssi'shsn s.S oo aag agd
9 THE FoGLER. Iii 2nd ST. s.E; o.
. THE ARpMoRE. ol5 Goth ST: nv 1oo
rooms ana i=oi i:ah' NJ ST. NV. s'o'oo
rooms 'Ty$e.S'fi; i5.S y; w .vr. nv ,'''
''0'''i isS" 90 1cAIiFoRS1A ST. NV. soo'o'
rooms a4s; .1.sa'cS SEwToS WI ,1'H ST Ne $4,000
> '0SIts $Ior ri RH6pE ISLAND AVE. II ooo oo
rooms fHh ENG SR.NT. aas1 ,.o b ST. Ne so"'oo 20
. rooms i7a. aao PESN;syL$AN;iA 9ssn; AVE- 'o'0
: rooms. kitchen and bath. gas in
1545 KAi.oRAMA RID. NV.
''7' 3o1. c ST NV
3 rooms and bath ............. S3S so
11i5 p ST NV
! room. kitchen and bath. ......... SIS 90
110T i1th ST. NV
] room. kitchen and hath ........S $40 90
40 9TH ST. NV.
3 rooms kit"hcnrtt" and bath S5" 80
soc 18th st. NV
. rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures $40 90
FLATS
1"6-Io-l1i 18th ST. Sc.
'''"' a 1907 y c. AVE. Ne. '''o
1 rooms, two Kitchens AID hath: a
$50 DECATUR PI.. NV
! rooms and bath. h.-ah.. elcc. ..... SO 90
GEO. w. IINklNS.
"a; De Sales st.
Evening star., 1925-12-09

ARGoNNE APIS. IOs-., LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms kitchenette bath and balcony: hand
ennlelv furnished. reason able Col 1870.
Evening star., 1925-12-09
Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT, s7O-4 ROOMS AND BATH:
new corner apt, 1st floor: apt 104. 30Ot
Potter st. NV. near Connecticut ave: ref.
erttces as to character required. If good
neishbors and good service mean anything
TO you. then see this apartment, Phone
Franklin 223S.
APARTME ENTS N F., Sc.
:" and r. and b.. at reasonable rents:
see lanitor. 2l4 9TH st. ne. and 115 G
d. Fl. JOHNSON CO.,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
A OUT OF 99 PASS
 BAR EXAMINATIONS
James Hannon and Mar garet Perkins of This
 City Succeed

Hartford, Jan. 10.-Twenty-four out of 99 applicants who took bar examinations were certified as hav- ing passed, by the bar. committee on examinations which sat here this af- ternoon. The following passed:
 Samuel H. Aron. Hartford; Myron H. Avery, Hartford; J. Agnes Burns, Hartford; Raymond L, Carmody, Hartford; Ralph F. Coopeto, Water bury; Vincent W. Dennis, Washing ton. D. C.; Leon Greenberg, Hart ford; James G. Ilannon, New Brit ain; William II. Kingston. Ansonia; David Levy, Hartford: John G. Nc Govern, New Haven; Milton D. New man, Hartford; Herbert Older, Hart ford; Margaret w. Perkins, New Britain; Sydney J. Pike, Mddletown; Louis Rosspff, New Haven; Ma than Rubin, New Haven: Philip J. Schnee, Bridgeport; John J. Sekow- ski. Washington, D. C.; Jeremiah D. Shea, Colchester; Jacob Sherb, New London; John J. Sullivan, Jr., New Haven: Charles R. Summa, Water bury; Leila E. Thompson, Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
MOTHER OF NINE IN ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
Mrs. Peter CantO of Myrtle Street Drinks
 Poison

Despondent at the thought of her nine children and her Inability to get about and care for them, Mrs Peter Canto of 42S Myrtle street, an in valid, attempted to commit suicide in her home this morning by drink ing the contents of small bottle of poison. The family life of the woman is reported to have been un- pleasant, and for some time they have been in a poverty stricken condition,
 Dr. George H. Dalton was called to the house as soon as the woman was discovered in agony on the floor of her home. He sent in all emergency call for the hospital ambulance, ed- ministering first aid to the woman while awaiting its arrival,
 When the ambulance arrived, tho woman fought against being taken to the hospital and the efforts of the doctor to give her treatment insist ing that she wanted to die and end her troubles. which she said had completely crushed her. She was finally subdued and taken to the New Britain General hospital after the doctor threatened to call the police and force her to go.
 She was treated upon reaching the hospital and most of the poison taken from her stomach. Hospital authorities said this afternoon that she would recover.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
VETERAN BEQUEATHS
 FUNDS TO CHARITIES
Will of A. c. Smith Leaves Money to Church and
 Homes
Augustus H. Smith, Civil War vet

Augustus H. Smith, Civil War vet eran who died recently, made gener- ous bequests to church and charity in his will which was approved today in probate court.
 Included among the beneficiaries were the Children's Home of this city, Methodist church home in New Haven and the Methodist Episcopal church of Thomaston.
 A bequest of $100 is made to the Thomaston Cemetery association, the income to be used for the care of his burial plot; household furnish ings, Pathephone and records, and s2,0O0, are directed to a half sister Mary H. Peckham Of Bristol; s1 ,000 is left to the Methodist Episcopal church of Thomaston, the income to be applied to payment of the min- ister's salary; $i,000 Is left to the Methodist church home of New Haven; $500 to the Children's Home in this city; farming implements and carpenters tools are left to broth. er-in-law, James Peckham of Bris. | tol; books are left to the Thomaston library. Mary Peckham and the Children's Home are residuary lega- tees.
 The will was drawn April 25, 1924.