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1924 ILLINOIS AVE. NV. THREE
rooms and bath: sink in kitchen: garage
raa a
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OWNTOWN-UNUST'AL ATTRACTIVE
corner apartment. two large rooms. kitchen
cite. bath. $50: southern exposure. 10 win
ious 634 goth Ant 3 lSs
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR Link.
hfst moor: corner house. 666 E st. ne. 1"'
FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT. NICELY FIR
nlsned; May lst to September lst; splendid
Iocan9n: reasonable rent. Apply 1860
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SO 18th ST NV. - THREE LARGE
rooms private bath: steam heat. electricIN o..
hln l3e
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
PAULsEN- RALEIGH HOTEL. 1905 18th Ct
prepared meals; individual tables: use of
3 minutes walking distance from the heart
Of washington Room and board. $40 and
up per week. Al this for your conven-
ful mark. twin beds; excellent meals; every
convenience; entertaining privileges: also
single room. m.------------ 10
FACING BEAUTIFUL PARK. NV. section;
IA: excellent place: employed married coy
pie with reference preferred. CaH Pot. 3di%.
1862 HARVARD 81. N.W.-Wlth or WITHOUT
porsahes
Special @ pi1s monthly goas and weekly Weekly rstes fz.
l411 KENNEDY ST. N.w-LarTe nicely
home. electricity telephone; m{-priyste
bath. private family: excellent board. IL
1853 CORCORAN ST. N.W--Lovely large
room for two: ami: reasonable. conFen-
lent: best residential; private home; pr'Vl-
oI7 CROMWELL TERRACE N.E.--Largea
front ROOM very desirable for summer; good
meals: half block bus; ten minutes down
town S35 month
1881 X ST. N.W.,sinEle or double rooms
overlooking beautiful frankHn Park: eA-
cellent food. II.
1908 18th NV. Mass. ave)-Owner; front.
single. double seven baths: remodeled: ANA.
i74D q ST. N.W.-Furnished front single
room With board: wrapped lunches: phone.
1912. PARK ROAD-Desirable single and
double rooms. twtH beds; modern. private
home: board optional.
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1858 MINTwOOD PLACE NV ROOMS
and bath SO: hardwood floors: elec., gas
and telepho included. Adams 4194. 12e
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

913 10th ST. Me- large rooms. with or
without housekeeping: electric light and gas
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BIS (IeOrpia Ave.

3115 Georgia Ave.
Apartment OF three rooms and bath. S35
300 Warder St.
Apartment of two rooms. kitchen and
bath. Front apartment. S63.5O month.
1921 Euclid St.
Front apartment of three rooms and bath
ON first floor. $40 month.
1920 Massachusetts, Ave.
Downtown apartment in excellent condi-
ton. Large living room bedroom. breakfast
room. newly decorated. mirrored doors. tiled
1874 Monroe St.
Two apartments in one: nine rooms and
bath: hot-water heat elec.
1920 Wisconsin Ave.
bath, $40 and $50 month.
The Rockledge,
2456 10th St. NV.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park One room
and bath; MISUNDERSTANDING apartment.
$3.50 month
36lS Connecticut Ave.
tTst-nOOr apartments OF tnree extra large
rooms. kitchen and bath: newly decorated
very reasonable rent. Also apartment of
two rooms reception hall. kitchen and bath.
$50 month.
SlO K St. NV.
Four rooms and bath. $50 month
221o 35th Pl. NV.
Tgo Two rooms. kitchen and bath; sleeping
porch; h.-w.h.. elec S37 90 month.
n. l.. SANSBU
1418 Eye St. NV.
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Apartment OF three rooms and bath. S35
month.
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RENT HOUSES-FUR. & UNFUR.
RENT HOU SFS-uNFURNISHED

5I0 :srd ST NE-TwO-FAMILY HOUSE.
modern. garase; SO month. Main 1881.
116 16th y E.--6 II. & b.. H.-W H.. ELEC {:
good condition: ] block from Eastern High;
Sl2 50. ApDIy 1914 d -.
BY OWNER-ON SHEPHERD ST NEAR
l4th st. n.w.-6 rooms, tile bath, large cel.
lar. h.-w.h.. ami. large porches. >
nl aGuIts- CAL ALanls AE3l I
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TAKOMA-STNNY. AIRY, BROOM AND
bath h.k. apt, comfortably furnished cul-
tnred surroundings. charming location beau
utul trees and song birds: garage available;
adults Adams 800
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THE AvONDALE. 1894 p ST. NV.
4 rooms. kitchen and bath. .S9o ana pay
rooms kitchen and bath. SUI
THE B1LTMORE. 1910 Biltmore st. nwwao M
CAvANAUGH COURTS, 1926 17th st. NV
! room kitchen and bath 81: 90 to
DUMBARTON COURTS. 1857 3lst 81 NV,
! room kitchen and bath; ou 70 S4V
rooms inclosed por. and bath $4,000
THE NETHERLANDS. 1860 Columbia rd.
4 rooms. kitchen. rec. hall & bath. .S115
THE PARKwOOD. 1746 X st. nv
pEr%9RTH Ss6Rf anG GARbENs 1s4 TO i5i Webster
rooms roc mi~ and bath. $3.50 to ss3.ssoo 90
THE FRf!Ss REXroM oSa 97i4 9si Quarry rd NV SooOO
Apt, rooms, kitchen & bath $780, 90
2 RS, din. ale b.. Murphy bed S4o $50
3 RS. din alcove & b.. Murphy bed. SOB
4 rs. din. alcove & b; Murphy bed. $50
large room. kit. and bath. $4,000
1911 22nd ST. NV.
rooms kitchen and bath. ...... sos 90
.2712 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
1 rooms and bath $1,000
3 rooms and bath $4,000
/ room. Kitchen and bath. ....... .S45.00
1878 18th ST. NV.
Sl3 10th 81. nv. - MAN 1900.
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.

1874 T ST. N.W.-Large or smal
rooms: h.-w H. elec phone piano kitchen
privileges: furnished or unfurnished. Very
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COLORED TENANT-041 3rd ST. Ne
2nd-f. fiat. rooms and bath: entire fat
TO be repapered. immediate possession: $50.
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THE WALTON
1416 r ST. NV.
rooms and bath. h...............S S57 80
rooms and bath. h................ 5000
Apply

BETHESDA. MD.--New. rms. kit.
BATH ami. Inviting. suburban. reasonable.
THE ROCKSBORO--1717R r st. n.w.-one
room. kitchen. dining alcove. Bargain.
$40. Apply early.
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Apartments For Rent.

Apartments For Rent.
921-923 10Th ST NV.
NEW F1REPRooF, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1 rm.. dressing sEhVlMME; r5l MErpbv bed
eaaippsd kl9: and bath s5aV.o5SS 90 $4,000
= large [is Is05 iS5 PoToMAc r5S pc's sr NV. s'0o
. '"'1 THE E NE@wGf'oRT. Sl@ &i6i Fla. Ave- s0o'oo
4 rms. and bath, rec hall; newly dec
.4S0 GiRARD ST. N0'0O
: ms 1881 $ sir.. NV. ''''o0
Bachelor apt, z rms (shower bath. 5000
The DRrRY. '5t.l Nj. Pleasant S1'o'o0 S. "
FIT THE Eng ST. o1'I 1c'fIA1sE 17l7 St. Nv WSoO'oo
rms anu REQ 9o1p pSf'ssr M ssr. NV. ''''' SOU
l large rnl. and bath ......... $3.50
rms. and bath th............. 49,. $50 90
Unfinished Houses For Rent.
rms, b.. garage. gass.inclosed
porches; every modern conven-
Very rvop attractive house, s rms. cow
i-car garage: in Mt. Pleasant 49,. " ,,s1o5 90
Scar ' garage: a.m'i....'.',..... . ''. o 10000
venience ........... $50 90
large rooms, baths, gar, 81. ph..
trsctive features ."..... ~ $4,000
Delightful home. Conn. ave, near
Wardman Park Hotel, IL rms, 3
open firepiacets' 49, ~. s1750o
Bath. as gas Ell eec. .o1s fur. ht. garage. ems $4,000
Stores For Rent.
Excellent stores, new bldg. 9th and
M SITS. suitable for any type OF o.o m
Attractive store, Vermont gS:O ave. and
ST., new fireproof bldg; very desir-
CIGAR, news STAND. etc. .S125ooo
Good store Il st.. near 17th st. ... $50 100
SSo New inclH9rd Y9rd ave. neat
McKEEVER & GOSS,
Realtors.
141S X e. Main 4ISZ
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944 l4th ST. SE.---Three rooms and bath;
sink in kitchen; heat. gas, electricity 1ur-
nlshed
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Inspect This
Buildin.

Inspect This
Brand-NeW Building.
2535 18th St. NV.
Front apartment of four. large rooms and
% BATH cr,ns building nIyb lns completed
1924 Connecticut Ave.
Cleveland Park, Mr.. Rodman st.
oa ha nsd Of batS tho So and 6sn s6 MONTH
four rooms and bath: front apartments.
S77.50 and $3.50.
2426 10Th St. NV.
Four rooms and bath; southern exposure:
very large rooms: most desirable apartment
1908 Kilbourne St.
Three rooms and bath: porch: new build
ing: $50 month.
1901 Park Rd.
Two rooms, kitchen. reception hall and
bath. in new building
The Rodman,
Conn. Ave. and Rodman St.
One room. kitchen. reception hall and
bath second hoor: porch, S45 month. Also
OF 1Our rooms ana bath. with
porch. $50 month.
615 and 017 + St. NV.
Four rooms and bath: $40 month
4226 9TH St. NV.
(Corner Vamum.)
Two corner apartments. Two rooms
kitchen and bath with shower. Also attrac-
tive apartment of four rooms and bath. $50
month.
'RY CO., INC,
Phone Main 1904.
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III ST NW-To adults. four unfur-
nished rooms southern exposure; NV n,
electricity. owner. reasonable.
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OOs PA. AVE. .E.-Immense. cheerful
room. first;ioor front, with piano. cleo
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1928 T ST. SEP or 3 rooms and sleeping
porch: gas electricity. h.-w n; no objection
70 one child. Line 100.
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1407 L ST. Nw-Two LARGE ROOMS.
large closet; tiled bath. h:-w. h; eIec.; $50.
THE LORRAINE. 1904 Park Rd. NV
rms. b., h.-w;hi. elec.; Sb5;
THE VAN DYKE. 4O1 Ord St NV
THE DE FRANCIS. 9o6 L st. NV
rm 30 KIT & b. h ,wh. elec; S35;
rms. b.. fur. heat. elec.
52I 10th st. S.E.-2nd floor. 2-famiy
nat. rms. g.. h..w h. elec.. glassed-in sleep
ing porch. Only $40
COLORED.
416 10th st. W.-Apts . or rms. &
b.: continuous hot water, automatic heating
system: elec. Reasonable rent
GARDINER & DENT. INC,
Main 1884 1909 l. st. NV
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I44O y ST-Entire second floor, two large
sunny rooms kitchen and bath: electric light
and gas included in rent: constant not water
Telephone F.. 3SN4.
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is EYE ST. NV.
Nine rooms and bath. S65 month: front
and back yards -
W. II. WEST co.
-9I6 10Th St. - Main 5000
COLORED TENANT-041 3rd ST. Ne.
2nd-f. fiat rooms and bath: entire fat
TO be repapered. immediate possession; $50.
Il New York ave. n.e.--6 rooms and bath,
ami. Lear garage: 500
1851 Montague ct. n.w.-Detached semi.
bungalow; r., 2 b., ami: porches: garage;
10000.
1877 New Jersey ave. n.w.-9 r. b.: suit
able for rooming house; S75.
Takoma Park. Md--Detached bungalow
4 rooms. large chicken yard. gar: SI7.50
3510 Conn. ave. u.w.--6 rooms and bath.
ami.; newly decorated: SS5.
WILLIAM :. PHILLIPS.
143e St NV. Msin 1000.
1923 D ST. Ne ROOMS AND BATIs|
Si2 so.
and bath h.-w h elec: SS5
HALL & GRAY. 1904 St NE
SCI LoNGFELLow ST. PETwoRTH-6|
rooms. bath and cellar; 2 porches: S65 per
t. Z. PREUNINoER q SONS.
700 Colorado BLDG. Main Bl&1
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o13 ASCOT PL. NE. Il block 4th and r. /.
ave 1.-Two rooms kitchenette. bath range.
gas. cleo. heat furnished: adults: reason
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-14
TRIO LANDS IN JAIL
Men Battle Over Woman; One Man
Shot in Knee.

After treatment at city hospital
Monday night William A. Jones, 329
S. East St, was taken to Jail on
assault and battery charge. He has
a bullet wound in the knee. Olive
Forbes, 4O7R S. Alabama ST., is
charged with firing the shot, and
Mrs. Bessie Hart, same address.
with vagrancy, as an eye witnesses.
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LIQUOR DEALER OUT
Tries To Collect, But Finds Goods
Has Been Given Authorities.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Sept. IA
liquor dealer who left an unordered
case of Spanish, italian and French
wines at the home of a prominent
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M. {. CONFERENCE
SESSIONS OPENED
Formal Start at Evansville to
Be Tonight.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. IA
Preliminary sessions of the ninety
fifth Indiana annual conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
opened here today when Bishop
Ernest G. Richardson of Atlanta, Ga,
met with the seven district super
intendents of the conference.
Assignments of pastors for the
coming year were considered, but
the appointments will not be an
nounced until the closing session
next Monday.
The vanguard of some 500 minis
tiers and laymen started arriving this
afternoon from all over southern
Indiana for sessions which formally
open tonight at Central NJ T..
Church, host to the conference, when
Bishop Richardson will give the epen-
ling address
Conference business sessions will
begin Wednesday morning. The
Rev. o. w. Fifer. pastor of Central
Ave. NJ. z. Church. Indianapolis. will
give the morning address.
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SENATOR REED
SARCASTICALLY
ASSA|LS c. 0. P.
Pleads for. Decentralization
of Government Before
Missouri Democrats.
BIZ United Press

Blu United Press
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Sept. IA
In an address, bristing with sar
casm, Senator James A. Reed fiayed
the Republican party the Admins
tration's foreign debt policy and
pleaded for decentralization of gov
eminent before the Democratic State
convention here today.
& The man who six years ago was
read out of his own party's State
convention because of his opposition
to President Woodrow Wilson's stand
on the League of Nations, was given
a great ovation today.
For Local Self Government
The senior Senator from Missouri,
to whom many Missouri Democrats
are looking as their choice for Presi-
dent in 1928, declared for a return
to local self government.
Z He deplored the mesh Of half
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digested and frequently foolish legal
enactments."
Capitalization of government,
Reed declared, has resulted in
congressman yielding their own
judgments" to the demands of the
President.
The speaker warned against
whiting away" at the Constitution
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Effective October I, 1926
Reductions in Long Distance Rates

To points $50 miles or more distant the rates will be
substantially reduced The greater the distance the
greater the reduction. For example, from Indian
apos to New York the basic station to-staton rate
will be S305 instead of $415 Kansas City $225 in
stead of 1926 and to San Francisco $3.50 instead of
$685. few rates for distances between "a and 10
miles will be adjusted to make the schedule consistent
throughout but in these cases the increase the basic
station to-station rate will be only five cents.
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talk of cities and towns throughout
this entire section. For instance,
just a few days ago, Mr.. John F.
Stewart, former citizen of Indian
apolis, now a we'll known truck
! Gardener at Greenfield, Ind. Fourth,
Sand Franklin Sts), made the follow
ling statement about Konjola:
+ Il am a man of a." said Mr..
Stewart, land for several years /
! have suffered various forms Of i'll
health. My liver was so unhealthy
I that my complexion was actually
muddy looking, and I would get
faint, dizzy spells, at times so bad
I that / just toppled over. nearly
y Railways had a bad, bitter taste in my
routh, tongue was coated, and be-
< eve l had one of the worst cases Of
nstipation any person was subject
In fact, I had to take a very
,erful laxative or cathartic every
\ ght
MY kidneys had always been a
treat source of misery to me, and
4 nearly every day had awful pains
& over my kidneys. These would
come suddenly, and they felt like
q someone was driving knife into
my back. I would have to get out
( Of bed every twenty or thirty
I minutes during the night, and at
\ these times there would be such a
burning irritation in my bladder
: that I often thought I couldn't stand
4 the agony any longer. Many nights
ST have walked the floor for hours ia
misery
a Il also had trouble with my
. stomach. My food would seem to
|. go just so far and then stop.
Terrible sharp pains would dash
: across the pit of my stomach, and
undigested food would raise into my
Z throat Then my chest and stomach
) would burn, and my throat felt like
IT was being eaten away with some
thing like hot I've. I tell you, there
was no end to the niseries 1 suffered,
and worst of all, I couldn't get re.
lief from anything 1 tried.
Finally | started taking Konjola,
I and to say the least, this medicine
was blessing. My liver is active
) and healthy now, the yelowish color
has left my face, and I never have
4 the awful dizzy spells like l had be-
fore. My system is regulated, the
/ constipation is banished, and / have
. no further need of strong physics or
! cathartics. My kidneys have i'm
proved, and my back is not sore and
! achy like it was. I only have to get
up once or twice a night now, and
4 before | got Konjola it was necessary
: for me to rise from bed every twenty
/ or thirty minutes. The pains in my
bladder have disappeared, and it's
, certainly a pleasure for me to sit
at the table and enjoy a good meal
without having any fear of in
( digestion. I never have trouble
/ with my stomach now, and the hot
feeling in my throat and chest has
. entirely gone.
Il can't hardly tell you how thank
full am to Konjola. This
. medicine has made me feel like my
real self again and I will praise it
every chance I get"
The Koniola Man is at Hooks
drug store, Pennsylvania and Mar
ket SITS, indianapolis, where he is
daily meeting the public and in
Producing and explaining the merits
Of this remedy.
Konjola is also for sale by every
Hook drug store in Indianapolis
land by other druggists in the near
by towns throughout this sectioh.-
Advertisement.
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PAGE 8

Evanston man, Monday tried to col
lect for the goods" He was in
formed that the liquors had been
turned over to Evanston Corporation
Counsel, William Lister
Numerous wealthy residents have
had liquor foisted upon them, by
such methods" said Lister. They
have been inundated and forced to
pay for the unordered liquor supply"
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Reversed Charges on Standardization Calls
Heretofore the reversal of charges has been available
only on person-to-person calls. AS further conven-
fence to the public this privilege will be extended to
Standardization calls where the rate is IS cents
more.
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by Congress-. Speaking Of taxation.
Reed asserted the Constitution has
been literally raped to confer
special privileges upon one class of
citizens"
AssailS Tariff
Turning to the tariff, Reed de-
clared he intended to endeavor to
have introduced a bill providing
that when American farm products
are sold abroad, the money received
may be invested in the market
where the products are sold and the
goods so purchased brought into the
United States free of duty" The
tariff was blamed by the speaker
for most of the farmers ills.
Reed assailed the Italian debt set
Element as a betrayal of the Amer
lean people" by the Republican
party which, he said, ''obeyed it's
master and its master is the New
England and New York information
al speculator and financier."
Secretary Melons tax plan came
in for bitter arraignment. Mellon,
according to Reed, wanted his plan
adopted in order to reduce his per-
sonal taxes by $9,00O.000."
Reed referred to Harry M. Daugh-
erty former attorney general, as
that great reformer jurist and
champion of the plain people,"
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OPEN RECREATION HALL

A special musical program has
been arranged for the opening of
the new Recreation Hall, COS Main
ST., Beech Grove, Wednesday night
at o'clock. The place is owned by
J. G.. Ferris.
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ARREST 800 IN ITALY
Police Get More Information About
Attempt to Kill MussOlini.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
ROME, Sept. 14.-The number of
persons arrested in connection with
Saturdays attempt on the life of
Premier Mussolini has increased to
300. The police were obtaining con-
siderable information from the
prisoners.
1t was reported that Lucetti, the
would-be assassin, confessed he spent
three days surveying the scene of
the attack. Five of the eight per-
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is FEELING like
! REAL self Since
TAKING KONJOLA
Greenfield Truck Gar.
dener Is Relieved of
Years Suffering by
the New Compound.

This surprising medical COM
pound, Konjola, which the Konjola
Man is explaining to crowds Of
people daily at Hooks drug store.
Pennsylvania and Market SITS, In
.dianapolis, has not only become the
sensation of this city, but is also the
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sons injured by the bomb intended
for Mussolini have been discharged
from the hospital.
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LOCARNO PACT FILED

Agreements Formally Turned Over
to League.
Blu United Press
GENEVA. Sept. 1.-THE Locarno
agreements to shield Europe from
another war such as burst over the
old world in 1914 were filed with the
League OF Nations today.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-08-25
and Mrs. Herbert Sinclair are stay

and Mrs. Herbert Sinclair are stay
ing at the farm.
Nellie Stevens, widow of Richard
Martin, died at her home in Avon,
Mass, July 81, after many weeks
of intense suffering. Her daughter
Myra (Mrs. Carl William Haefele)
closed her own home and came to live
with her mother and brother Casper.
Together they ministered to her, and
only longed that more could be done
to make the going out more easy.
Nellie Stevens was born March 81,
1872. When about twelve years of
age she was taken into the home of
the late William and Sarah J. Hill
to become their foster daughter.
Here her girlhool was spent, until
Her married life was spent in town,
her married life was spent in town,
until after the birth of her two
children, Casper and Myra. Ihey
were a devoted family. Mr.. Martins
death five years ago was the nrst
break. Since then the son and daugh-
ter have been most devoted, and the
little grandson, Carl William Haze
fele, jr., a Joy. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin now sleep side by side In the
family lot in Avon, which had Deen
their home for many years. Last
wear the Haefeles brought their
mother and brother into Maine over
Labor day, and Mrs. Martin greatly
enioyed coming back to her old
home, greeting schoolmates and
relatives and friends.
Wesley Ash of Peabody, Mass, is
spending his vacation at WILLOW
Tree Farm" with his mother, Mrs.
Carlton Woodwork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Farrar OF
Winter Harbor are at 'The Oaks
for several weeks.
Aug. %. II.