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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15


Miss Gertrude crabtree, R. n, who
mother, Mrs. Ellen Crabtree, will re-
turn this week to Portland.
Miss Frances Page left Monday for
Higgins Classical Institute, for her
senior year.
Mrs. Celistia Foss, who has been
visiting here, left Monday for Wool.
witch, to visit her sister, Mrs. Pearl
Smith.
Friends of Kenneth G. Crabtree are
concentrating him on his appointment
as Instructor in electrical engineering
at the University of Maine. Mr. crap
tree is the youngest son OF aired Is:
Crabtree, a graduate of M. l. L., ana
for the past two years has been en-
ployed by the General Electric Co., IN
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Crabtree ana
children, Kenneth and Barbara Will
reside in Orono.
THE employees of Stinson d Crap :
trees blueberry canning factory Will
enjoy picnic at Stinsons LOBSTER
mound Saturday, Sept. rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Abbott and MT.
and Mrs. Theodore Abbott of Belmont
Mass, spent the weekend at the Foss
home.
Give Page left Tuesday for Lewis
ton, for his senior year at Bates COL
lege. co,+
Mrs Mary Abbott died Sunday, Sept.
& after a long illness, patiently borne.
She is survived by her husband, Frank
Abbott, who faithfully and tenderly
cared for her, and to whom deepest
sympathy is expressed. Funeral ser
vices were held at the home Iuesuay'
Rev. Clarence Emery officiating.
Sent 10. y.
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Surry Road.


Misses Mildred and Ruth Wood
who have had employment at Nortn-
east Harbor, are home.
Miss Elsie Priest is teaching at
Bayside and Miss Ellie at Colts Is
land.
turned from Northeast Harbor, Where
thew have been employed.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bodwell, MISS
EVELYN Warren and Earlon Johnson
of Machasport, were week eno guests
of Mr. and Mrs. e. E. SWEET.
Percy Sinclair and family OF Haver-
hill Mass recently visited ms ialhei'
Cant Rancil Sinclair.
Theresa Meader, who mas peeH eIii
n,oved at Northeast Harbor, is nome
George Haynes of Belfast spent the
week with his family.
Miss Bertha Stone or LawrenE nc
Mass, who has been VISITING ner S.o
ter. Mrs Leonard Moore mas
Master Arthur Franks, who nas
heen Visiting his aunt, Mrs. Vlnal cup
fiji. has returned to Brewer.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Franks OF bans y.
recently visited Mrs. Franks sis'ei'
Mrs. Vinal Guptill. 80, ,.av
Mrs. Julianna Card, an aseu h"uS
d;ed at her home here September ..
Mrs. card was a quiet, unassu"ii sa y
woman. with a pleasant woro loa
everyone. She leaves six sons, one
daughter, Mrs. ]. M. Sargent, ana wv
brothers, Capt. Otis Sinclair ana Capt
Rancil Sinclair.
Sept. 10.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15
West BrOOksyille.

Miss Dorothy H. Farrow has
gone to Carmel to teach.
y Murray Tapley motored to
Gusts with his sister, Miss Dorothy
Saturday. She will teach there
They were accompanied by Miss Re.
lief Nichols to Carratunk, where she
will teach.
DR.. and Mrs. Percy H. Gordon
and daughter Ruth have closed their
summer home, and motored to
Salem, o.
Miss Gertrude Dodge, after spend.
Ing the summer at her cottage here
has returned to Spelman college, At.
lanta, Ga.
Miss Mabelle Rose Wescott left
Wednesday for Bangor, to work in
the Children's Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cummings
have returned from Portland, accom-.
panied by their daughter Aileen.
Miss Lois E. Perkins has gone te
Portland to attend high school,
Manley Howard, Award Nichols
Edward O'Neil, Robert F. Farrow
Viola Wescott, Hazel Davis, Dorothy
Farnham, Aileen Cummings are at
tending high school at Castine.
Schools open today. Miss Mary
Lin eburner will teach the grammar
grades and Miss Helene Smith Of
Jonesport the primary.
Sept. 13. T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn Wilbur have
moved to Franklin, while their son
Lawrence is attending high school.
Mrs. Sylvester Bunker is visiting her
sister, Gertrude Duncan, in Pressure
Isle.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Merchant have
gone to Waterville, where they have
employment Their son Leland has
gone to the U. of NJ
Daisy DcMeyer will leave this week
Ior Plttsheld, for her second year at
the NJ. C. l.
Mrs. Moses Wilbur, who has spent a
rev weeks in Hancock with her hus-
band, is home.
r Vernon Haslam has gone to Sears
port TO teach. His wife and children
will join him later
David Wilbur has begun work on
the State. road. He employs several
men and horses.
Sept. 10. Gem"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15

Anna Harkins has returned from
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dority visited
in Camden Sunday.
Herbert Warren left Saturday 10
visit his aunt in Portland.
Mrs. Ernest ellis and children, who
have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Nellie Webster, returned to Vinal-
haven Saturday.
Miss Marion Parlin arrived Satur-
day from Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. James MCGUIRE, OF New
Rochelle, N. Y, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Coombs.
Adrea Bartlett and Edith Scarcl iett
Monday to attend Gorham normal
Capt Adrian Stanley and wife are
Mrs. Ethel seekins of Bath and
Mrs. Hattie St. Clair and Mrs. carrie
Thoms of Brewer, visited relatives
here recently. ~ IL.
schools opened September 10, with
the following teachers: High schooi'
principal, Harold Blackwood; as
sistants, Marjorie Smiley and Esther
Wood; commercial teacher, Doris
Grey. Grammar school, Robert Nc
Guffie, Marion Parlin, Carrie Stanley
Mary Wood, Margaret Barbour
Oceanyille Cassie Gross. West Ston-
ington, Margaret Stinson. Red school,
Nettie Stinson.
Sent. 13. y.
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EaAt Orland.

Mrs. Margaret Leach has returned to
her home in Ellsworth, after several
weeks with her cousin, Mrs. T. F,
Mason.
Mich, Miss Alice Lord and Leland
Hall of Maiden, Mass, left Saturday
for their homes, after a visit at
Camp Content" Teddy pond.
Alfred Smith and family have closed
their home at Craig's pond and left
Saturday for their home in German
town, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Domincovitch and two
children left by automobile Thursday
for their home in Germantown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hubbard Of Mid
dletown, Conn, are at their cottage
at Heart pond.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Snow made a
trip to- Ripogenus over the week
end.
Ernest Snow has returned to Port
land, after two weeks with his
mother, Mrs Mile Snow.
Roy Hatch of Nashua, N. H., is
spending his vacation with his mother
Mrs. Abby Hutchins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dunbar, Mrs
F. E. Blaisdell and Mrs. Edith Mac
Donald returned Monday from a trip
to Portland.
Miss Marion Dunbar has entered
normal school at Castine.
Miss Geneva Dunbar has returned
from Seal Harbor and entered normal
school for her third year.
Miss Ethel Dunbar is at home from
Northeast Harbor where she has been
employed.
The Priscilla Club met with Mrs
Ernestine Marks, Thursday.
Mrs Edith Macdonald returned to
her home in Stonington Thursday.
Y Willard Barrett of Orono, with his
mother and sister, of Albany, N. Y.
were guests of Mrs. Kate Pickering
Thursday.
The school at Dunbar's Corner has
combined with the one here. Mrs
Alice White, teacher.
Can+ 70 NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler clark OF
Southwest Harbor and Nat. Worthen'
wife and baby Charlotte, OF Boston
called on Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lunt' SAT
Ralph H. Bancroft and Beatrice X.
Lunt drove from Boston SATURDAY, 10
spend two weeks with Miss Lunts pa
rents, George w. Lunt and VIE
Hollis Reed and daughter Charlotte
and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Higgins drove
to- Pittsfield to visit Mr.. Higgins pa
rents. 1.
Miss Rena NJ. Lunt left for Boston
today, to work for Miss FRANCES BEN
son. -,,,
Mrs. Walter S. Lunt is in Rockland.
Edwin Rumill, who has been with
his grandparents, L. w. Rumill ana
wife, since June, has returned 10 bos-
ton to attend school.
Jason Kane has gone to- Falrneld
where he has employment.
Sept. 10. AHeini"'
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EASTERN
STEAMSHIP LINES. INC.
North Hancock.

North Hancock.
Friends of Mrs. Victoria Butler
are sorry to hear of her illness.
Mrs. Edward Urann, with son Asa,
left last Saturday to motor to
Rhode Island to join Mr.. Urann,
who has employment there.
Schools are in session. The fol-
lowing pupils are attending high
schools out of town: Doris Scrib-
ner, Marion Stewart, Ellsworth;
Marcia Graham, Bangor; Harvard
Graham, Virginia Stewart, Sullivan;
Rena and Louise Richardson, Frank
lin.
Sumner Mckay was home from
Par Harbor for the weekend.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15
Moine's Election Day

The election day Of the state OF
Maine was fixed by the legislature at
a time when transportation facilities
were much poorer than at present. BY
November in the state Of Maine many
roads were closed to travel and 1t was
exceedingly difficult for people to
reach the polling centers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15
North OrInn0.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson of East
Rucksport and Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Dodge spent several days last week at
Corea.
nv are at their summer home here.
Eldad Alley is i'll at Robert
Harpers.
There will be special grange meet
ing Wednesday evening, as victory
grange has been invited to- attend Ed
dington grange Saturday evening"
September IS.
Sept. 10. d.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15
North Franklin.

School is in session; Mrs. Mildred
Haslam, teacher.
Mrs Everett Tracey has returned
froro Wateryille where she spent a
week with her son Arthur.
Sylvenus Jellison, an aged anu
respected citizen, died at his nome at
Georges pond Wednesday. me
Rev Mr.. Brooks of the Baptist
church officiating. There were many
beautiful flowers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15
North Sedgwick.
ire visit

Mrs. Noyes and children ar7 81.
ing her father, Mr.. Kenney, at the
parsonage. , ho,,a
Kenneth Allen has returned nome
after week in the White Moun.aims.
Ronald Young of Northeast Harbor
spent the past week at Arnold Aliens.
Margaret Grindle has returned 10
Melrose, Mass, after spending the
summer with her aunt, Mrs. u. NJ
Allen. 49,,
Annie Closson has gone to Rock
land to- visit her daughters.
Charles Choate has returned TO
Boston, after a month with his ram
ily here, to resume his duties as sec
ond engineer of the steamship, Walter
D. Noyes, plying between Boston and
southern ports.
Leslie Friend was a recent visitor in
town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15
Soved His Nap

Az the proprietor OF hotel in Oak
dale, Gal. slept soundly In an easy
chair in his Office thieves carted away
all his Hbby and office furniture with
the exception of the chair In which hs
slept.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15
South Surry.

DR.. C. P. Briggs and family have
closed their cottage and returned to
Lexington, Mass
Mrs. S. w. Wilder will close her
cottage this week, and return to
Newton Center, Mass.
w. N. Harmon of Bangor spent
the weekend here.
Mr.. Dicoppry, who is having a
wharf built on his property at the
end of the neck, is in town for a FEW
days.
Sept. 10. Amy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15
Hall Quarry.


Mrs. William Young has returned
from a visit in Portland.
Mrs. Martha Richardson has re-
turned to Mt. Desert, after a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. George
Chillis.
The work on the road between Hall
Quarry and Somesville has been slow,
but when finished it will be road to
be proud of. The work on the Hall
Quarry road has made a great i'm
provement.
Mrs. James Grant is home from the
Bar Harbor hospital, greatly improved
in health.
The Red Cross nurse Miss Nelson,
is attending James Dickens, and the
boy is gaining fast.
Mrs Effie Richardson is home from
Southwest Harbor, where she has had
employment. =,
Arthur Grant has employment In
Waldoboro.
School opens September FL.
Sept, 49, betty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15
BOSTON
By Steamer z

Service Daily, Except Sunday.
BAR HARBOR LINE - Steamer
leaves Bar Harbor at 100 p, M.
for Rockland and Way Landings.
Bluehin at 1 p. M. for ROckland
and Way Landings.
Connections at Rockland for d.
rect steamer to Boston leaving 8
p. NJ.
STANDARD TIME
Connections at Boston with direct
steamer to New York.
Automobiles Carried
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15
Bluehill Falls,

B. A. Wood and daughter Susie
have opened their cottage for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowdeam and
daughter, who have been boarding
at B. A. Gray's, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Conary and
son Frank have returned to Bucks
port, after spending the summer
here.
Sept. 49, Z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-15
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ALICE H. SCOTT


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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MONMOUTH HOTEL,
1910 c. St.

N'A ~ ~'I ~ ~ Il IlO Liz
1919 G. St.
Three rooms, bath, $50, s.
and $50, gas included; we'll fr]
nished, a small amount add
tional; all night telephone al
elevator; service is unexcelld
Avoid congested street cars.
THE FARNSBORO,
2l29 FLORIDA AVE.
Three rooms and bath:
night telephone and elevat|
service. Rent. 500.
l4l9 L ST.
$40 rooms. kitchen a,
bath; light and cheerful.
All our properties have pc
sonal ownership. supervise
and are run With painstakir
care. Most are 1000 occupi
which speaks for the servic
Ask any tenant in any buildii
or any of our 10000 customel
We Also Operate the
TRAYMORE GARAGE,
111o 2lst ST.
The service here is second
none. We give special rates
all tenants of our apartments.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO
1920 You st.
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TABLE BOARD.

433 2nd ST. S.E.-Carefullv prepared home
home: daily or weekly rates>
1914 ST. N.W-Tahle hoard for one. S23
mouth; very best meals; plenty to eat, family
style: plenty fruits. vegetables and milk
private home. Franklin 1895
1852 KENYON N.W.-Table board. $50
month: dinners. SIS: single dinners. soc
Adams aSOS. ~"
2631- GARFIELD ST. N.W.--Block Ward
man Park Inn: excellent table board; S35
per month. Adams 99l2.
1864 COLUMBIA RD.-Table board: $3.50
a week
1901 MASS AVE, THE SOUTHERN CLUB
We serve the best food the market affords
daily or weekly rates: music.
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1921 BIZ; l;TMORE ST-Beautiful front: sew.
era WINDOWS; southern: every convenience
gas: best food served
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1913 TAYLOR ST-Large front room next
natn suitable for one or couple employed: ::
private family: home cooking Adams
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3a"3 l4th ST. NW-Beautiful front room
home: excellent meals .
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Sl5 TAYLOR ST. NW-For two: home.
hks surroundings; private tJewish, family
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kath AND EYE SITS NV. opposite Frank
In Park; Garfield Apartments second. Hoor
front: steam heat. excellent meals: reason
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3i"3 18th NW.--Attractivc serond floor
,oom, very reasonable: home cooking
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LADY desires small. attractive room: clean.
quiet. walking distance. continuous hot
DnHer DwnaHter; phone: under $50. Address Box
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73l QUEBEC ST w-Near York Theater.
su,tahIe tnr two: excellent meals: ami.
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l4O4 PERRY PL. N.W-I4th ST ears: com
.ortahle room; good board: $40 mo. for one
go mo. for two Col .,SoS
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III EYE ST. NV. downtown section ::
room for two girls 2nd floor: hot and cold
water, excellent table: drawing room priv
ieRe. Franklin 1925
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NORTH WOODSIDE. MD-I.arse front
room two meals; electricity: h.-w.h.: next
10 bath free transportation TO and from
city: private family: Protestants only: $40
ner month. TelephOne WQOdsde I1H-I q I.
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NEAR WARDMAN HOTEL. 2s2l 27th-De-
hRhtful sunny front room: twin beds semi,
private bath: ais" single room: refined sur
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l22 DECATUR ST. NW-To young mar
REQ couple nicely furnished room with
hoard in beautiful detached home: very
h"mellke: all convenences. For further de
tails apply to owner Col 4O4S IL
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$50 MERIDIAN NW-Bright front room
and hoard IN Catholic home: INV h. reason.
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613 KENNEDY ST. NW-Married coUnls
or two refined gentlemen So each. new home :.
wall heated good Southern cooking. next to
bath: private home " "
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1918 KALORAMA RID. near Col rd.-Large
front room: twin beds; windows: within
block of car lines: board if desired $50
Adams low Ant 81 los
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l433 / ST. Nw-Desrahle single and don
try ti5c dinner 1Os
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NEAR WARDMAN HOTEL. ,S.3 18th 81,
hoard gentleman "
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l6"1 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. N.w.-Dou.
he ifom room. running water: tx""lent
board: exclusive home garase
GIRLS CLUB. 1923 10th ST.-walking dis
tanre: we'll kept: delicious meals: vacaucIrs :;
reasonable rates
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lSoS MASS. AVE. NW-Bcautiful double
room; nome cooking. individual tables con
fnuous hot-Watcr "
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1874 CLIFTON ST.-RriSht sunny room in
private family: southern exposure. and
hoard. gentleman nnlN -
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

THE BUCHANAN APIS. 1925 18th ST.
another. S65. Also the Wyatt Ants. 1920
Ga: ave. nv, living, rnl.. breakfast rm.
S65: another S75 See janitors or w. CARL
WYATT. Owner. Adams 1891
ROYDON. ST. NEAR 10Th Nv
large outside room. bath: $3.50. See
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WOMAN. employed. desires board and room
i@r herself and small child. including care
oi child during day: preferably Virginia
pear Washington: good transportation. Ad
Gress Box 21S-D Star office
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ROOMS AND BOARD,

1914 II ST N.W-Gentleman to share room
with medcal student: large second floor
room. adjoining bath beautiful bath with
shower twin beds: windows eastern and
eouthern exposure: instant aneOus running
Snt and cold water: breakfast and dinner ::
S3h month: very best meals: plenty to eat:
family style: private home: few paying
guests, All men. here 3 and years: Quiet ::
no children: no servants: home comforts.
FranIslin .l.8Hf
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"6.: CONN. AVE.-For one who appreci-
ates home atmosphere: delightful rooms
ate bath eXCellent meals
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EDuCATED GENTLEMAN desires comfort
cco,e ccoe room refined French family. about
e ave, preferred. Address Box 1oS-C. Star
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 14OS New Hampshire
Delightful home surroundings for eirls: new
~ decorated: French walnut twin beds
pianos. Gra fonolas. Open firepiaces: exquisite
cookery. catering only TO best trade: special
Diet menus: solarium $40 up monthly.
Main 1853
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1852 KENYON NW.-Lsrge double aud SIN
gle rooms: running water: parlor: S45 S.n
SIS month. 12s
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PRIVATE HOME near War,iman Park
Hotel: attractive room and bath excellent
meals: reasonable rates. Phone Tol "1:}3
l3',c MASS. AVE. S.E.-Roon and hoard
Inr nice young man; early breakfast: private
family = ''i "''
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o6l1 13th-LarSe front room for two also
single. "oneenia' home: delicious meals; ga
$500
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WANTED TWO SOUTHERN sentlpmen for
room and board: $40 per week zach
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- 10th ST S.E.--Large furnished room and
screened porch. with board: ami: suitable
ono or two: reaSOnab BILE
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433 2nd ST: S.E. tnear Capitol and Library,
FURNISHED front room in private home
continuous hot water electricity phone
every convenience and home privileges: ex-
Cp'en' meals with individual service. At
lantir { II
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t701 GA. AVE. Furnished room and
hoard: accommodations for one or two: jew.
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1893 EUCLID STREET-Larce front room
;sdnniinhtnS ;1nninhS bath: southern exposure: newly
Illnlshed; suitable two: every modern con
vvenlence; private home. excellent table
NEAR 14th AND PARK RD.-NeatJy fur.
niehed room ami: private home: excellent
pnSrd' heal location; reasonable. Adams
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l424 HARVARD ST. Nw.-Large second
moor 'front.'. for young ladies' attractive sur
roundingS; home cooking 1Os
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sono hwoM IN private family. good location rea-
college graduate. refined. with good business
connection; consider board also: in reply
S,ts.e rental and location. Address Box 46SC.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

RiEFiNED RiE YOUNG MAN wishes a room with
cs permanent; born of American parents:
lutely honest; on the 18th of October: down
toMn SECTION preferable: Northwest only.
sAn1ress Box 1850. Star Office
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1888 BILTMORE ST NW-Room for one
two. good home table: outside table
quests accommodated
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1874 COLUMBIA RD.-Large front and
'ack room: attractively furnished; reason.
ahle: with or without board
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l721 2lst ST. NV.
1 TO 3 r.. b.. h.k.; $45 to S75.
NEW CORDOVA, 1909 10th
ST room and bath, $4O.50.
l.. w. GROOMES. 1416 F st.
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.6In lih N.W.-Large frHnt roop also
smaller rooms: available October Is: ex-
"ellent meals. Col 400.
1925 ST N.W-One large well furnished
room. next 10 bath in refaed home; meals
II desired. Pot. 81.
PETwORTH sol Rock Creek Church I'd
rw-Singe room. $40 per month. with
good meals S35 per month
1925 EYE ST. ,N.w.--Douole and single
rooms; h..w.h.: electric lights: bath on each
foor: table as good the best.
1894 UPsHCR ST Nw.-Two large com;
r,uricating rooms for = men or employed
couple private howe.
1927 p AVE. Nw-sirEle room to-
Isdv: al ccrcto-te i-c privileges OF real
6cns- plenty bet water. excellsnt meals. !
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-14

ton, especially in the Democratic
solid South.
That the Ohio Republican politi-
clans who organized and still control
the Anti-Saloon League-through
their Methodist and Baptists preach
err subordinates In the South-con-
trolled enough delegates in the Dem
ocratlc national convention in 1924
to deadlock that convention and
make the Democratic ticket and
campaign of that year a national
joke.
That the same influences that en-
trenched the Anti-Saloon League in
power In national and State Govern
ment, secretly fostered the Ku-Klux
Khan and the Fundamentals move
ment in southern States. and had
led the Democrats of the solid South
to. pigeon-hole the democracy Of
Thomas jefferson and the Bill of
Rights, and take both inspiration
and orders from Wayne B. Wheeler.
an Ohio Republican political lobby
list.
That these same influences, as yet
secret in their workings. by estab-
fishing the Anti-Saloon League lob
by as a holding company for both
old parties. with dictatorial powers
over both, has practically brought
about a union of church and State,
with the church on the throne.
That representatives of the people
in Congress have been so completely
cowed by this reign of terror that
neither house Of Congress dares to
Investigate the Anti.Saloon League
and reveal the source of it's war
chest Of millions and the powerful
interests back Of It,
Some day the truth will out. But
not yet. The Senate judiciary
Committee won't put on the stand
Wheeler, Gary, Rockefeller or any
body else who can throw light on
the inner works. The Anti-Saloon
League won't investigate itself-not
publicly anyhow. Not until the
churches find out how and by whom
they haye been used.