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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Stockport Rt. 3
Right Church-But, Wrong Pc

Right ChuPch-But Wrong Pew
The news sent In by the writer
from this vicinity last week, was
for some reason put with the Stock
port items. The items beginning
with the announcement Of the So
cial at East Windsor grange should
have been with Stockport Rt. three.
The social at the grange hall Sat
urday evening was largely attended.
Mrs. Ed Graham held the lucky
number drawing the quilt. Miss
Gladys Boles won the cake for pret-
tiest girl Willis Young won the
prize for homeliest man, and Miss
Della Brokaw and Clarence Gil
breath won the jar of pickles.
Mrs Leota Brill and Mrs. Anna
Fitch left Wednesday for Zanes-
vile, where they will enter the Be
thesda hospital, the former for an
operation for cancer and the latter
for the removal of her tonsils.
Mrs. Cassie Brown returned to
her home at Reinersville Sunday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
CenterviIle

Chas. Clark and family visited J.
Sherlock's Sunday.
Several from here attended the
eighth grade commencement at
Hackney Wednesday night, June 3.
Miss Cleo Wilson has been visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Stiers and
daughter Betty visited at Ivan Phil
lis Sunday.
Dies In Illinois
The many friends in this vicinity
were sorry to hear of the death of
Lew Keith of Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Taylor spent
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Celebrate Silver Wedding

Sunday, June 7, was the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Price of McConnelsville,
so on Saturday, the 9Th, number
of friends and relatives gathered at
their home to help them celebrate.
The event was planned by Miss
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CANAAN

Three gentlemen from Pittsheld
will hold religious meeting at the
Moore's Mill schoolhouse Sunday
evening, October rs, at 7.30 p. n.
Everybody invited.
Arthur Davis has returned from
Berlin, N. H., where he has been
visiting relatives for several weeks.
He got a bad cold and is having q
hard attack of the asthma at the
present time.
Mildred Harris and little son, Will
liam Decker Harris are visiting her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Rolfe for a few days.
Donald Decker was at home over
the week end.
Mrs. Mary I. Hanscom Is going to
Boston in q few days where she will
be employed for the winter.
George Hoxie and A. A. Peterson
of Detroit were in town one day re-
Gently on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holt and Mr.:
and Mrs. Virgil Holt were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoxie OF De-
troit, Sunday.
Pearlman Kelley left Saturday for
South Berwick where he will pass the
winter with his brother, Mems ROD
inson and sister. Mrs. Ray Leggett.
Harold Williams, who has been sex
for several months Is gaining rapid
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there, this being due largely to un
favorable conditions.

A Jolly crowd, a fine time and y
great time was the verdict of about
rs young people, members Ct the Ep-
worth League Of the Methodist
church. who journeyed to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Weeks of
East Wilton last Friday evening. On
arriving, they found huge bonfire
prepared by the host, about which
the young folk gathered in their
rnerry-making. Girls with banjos
and ukeleles strummed accompani-
ments to popular airs, while other
groups with long pointed sticks to
which were attached delicious
marshmallows, rosy checked apples,
and Juicy weenies, which were ex-
cellent over the fire and were soon
toasted or Drowned to suit the taste.
Steaming cups Of cocoa with real
cream were served by the hostess,
which completed the feast In the
open. The guests then repaied 10
the house and for the next two hours
made the rafters ring with gay and
happy laughter, as the young folk
entered with zest and spirit into the
games and stunts prepared by the
Committee. Before parting cheers
were given for the host and hostess.
A Halloween Social with chambers
of horrors, witch's den. COLLINS
canes, apple bobbing, ghosts. fortune
telling, etc, will be held in the Meth
odist vestry next Friday night, Oct.
%. The public is invited.
The missionary societies OF the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
Nellie Chase on Middle street, next
Friday P. M.
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inspection of the Council by the
Grand Master of the Grand Council
of Maine will also take place at this
time.
Mrs. o. S. Greenwood of Topsfedl,
Mass, has arrived in Pennington
and will pass the winter with her
sister. Mrs. Frances Butler, while
Mr.. Greenwood and their daughter,
Miss Mildred, will be in Scottsmore.
Florida, during the cold months,
where Mr.. Greenwood will be engag-
ed in the real estate business. -,
The Christmas Present club Will
be entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. George B. Cragin, at her
home at Main and Arson streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Hardy are
preparing to go to Winter ParK' fla"
for the winter.
Mrs. Nellie Voter Small has gone
to Lowell Mass, where she Will
spend the winter with her son and
family. During her absence her nome
in the Arthur Perkins house will De
occupied by Mrs. George Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs, William A. Tftcomp
have moved into the upper part OF
their new house on High street ana
will live there until the remainder OF
the house Is completed.
H. B. Merry of North Arson mas
been visiting relatives in town this
week.
Ellsworth Barker who has been IN
Portland for a short time has re-
turned and now represents the New
York Life Insurance Company IN
this vicinity. an,
Friday evening of this week VIII
occur the annual joint inspection OF
S. Clifford Belcher Camp, >. OF ";
and the Ladies' Auxiliary connectea
Herewith. There will be a supper
at $50, arranged by the joint COM
mittees for September and Octoper'
of the two organizations, the chalr-
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Russian Folk Songs
Published in Volume

Omsk, Siberia. Sept. 25-(A. P. by
MaiD-Folk songs of the various ma
tionalities making up the Soviet Re-
public are being revived and printed
to a very considerable extent and are
affording much interesting material
for modern composers. Alexander
Zatayevitch recently published an
unusual volume called zone Thousand
Songs of the Kirghiz People" This
is said to be the first time the songs
of these 100000 nomadic people
which roam over a great empire In
Siberia, Mongolia, Turkestan and
European Russia have been recorded
for the use of modern musicians.
The Kirghiz are supposed to be q
Blending of Monaghan, Tartar and
Finnish blood, and their language IS
Turkish basically but has been much
influenced by Chinese and Russian. A
Kontchevsky has also published a
collection of songs of the Crimean
Tartars and songs of the Kazan Tar
tars and Tchuvash are being prepar-
ed for publication.
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man for the ladies being Mrs. Lena
Pratt, and for the men, Roy Stlnch-
field. The officer who Is coming TO
inspect the camp is District Deputy
tC. w, Remission of Waterville, ana
the work Of the Auxiliary will be In
spected by the Division President,
| Mrs. Jennie Pomeroy of Auburn. A
large attendance is desired, ana an
unusually good program has peen
larranged by the various committees
in charge.
Jacob Wirth of Boston has closed
| his summer home at Varnum Pond'
Temple, and has returned to the CITY;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Sampson OIL
| Bichwood Farm, Temple, VIII move
to Pennington little iater' anu
again spend the winter mere. -
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Church OF
| Worcester, Mass. formerly OF FAR
mington were recent guests OF ME-.
and Mrs. f. w. Butler, coming oy
automobile.
have been passing several weeks WIN
their daughter and family, IN MAS
sachusetts. have returned to Far
Local gunners who have hunted
birds in this vicinity report part
ridges as scarce, and conditions IoI
partridge hunting bad. but woodcock
are more numerous than Tor a nun
Der Der Of Of years, and some good bags sol Of
these timtd and wary birds have peen
made in this vicinity in the past rev
davs. The vicinity Of Clearwater
lake, a few miles from this Village 10
considered a favorable locaiity ~.
hunting these birds, and while inns
has not always proven true, IL nai5
thus far this season. and some soo1
coyeys of birds have been lounn
there this season. Some Qeer nas
also been seen in. the sanls stnt
locality. but none have yet been snoI
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Egyptians Used
! Alabaster Lamps

London, Sept. S0-(A. p. by MaiD-
Whereas the world is just beginning
to use alabaster for electric lighting.
the Egyptians 3,275 years ago made
even finer alabaster lamps than are
produced today, Howard Carter. CO.
discoverer of acknowledgements tomb,
said in an address here.
Mr.. Carter made known that in
finding many of these lamps in the
tomb the secret Of how the Egyptians
Illuminated their homes was re-
vealed.
The lamps were executed In beau
tiful designs in translucent. alabas-
ter. and one of them stood about
three feet In height, with a large
central cup. There was no decoration
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vitalize factories. light towns ant
speed transportation in Missouri.
by! Beck

vitalize factories. light towns and
speed Transportation in Missouri.
The lake to be created will have L.
$50, 900 acre-feet Of storage capacity,
much more than the Elephant Butte
reservoir. The turbines will produce
almost as much primary power as
does Muscle Shoals.
The Missouri Hydro Electric Com
pany, which will build the dam, also
has purchased land for tho erection
Of two other power plants about 100
miles south on the Current river.
These its officers say, will produce
$751; 600 horsepower. Linked with the
Usage river plant, $4,000 horsepower
will be produced, If the projects are
completed for transmission through
Missouri.
Linn Creek, an old Missouri town
with an almost unchanging popula-
ton Of about 500 persons. will DO In
undated in the Usage reservoir. The
power company expects to build a
new town for Linn Creeks people on
a nearby hill.
The power plant and dam will be
built largely of local materials. A
large deposit of gravel will be USED
in the concrete with limestone blocks
broken from hedges on the property.
No steel reinforcing will be used.
The dam will rest upon limestone
which has been drilled 342 feet with
out penetration.
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Dan, To Impound
|1OO Mile Lake

Kansas City, Mo, Oct. 22-(AP)-
The thud of axes and the crash OF
&C. 600 trees on the banks of the
Usage river near Bagnell. Mo-, will
herald the construction of dam that
will impound a lake more than 100
miles long and have go miles OF
shore line.
Through the sluices will rush the
tawny waters of the Usage river to
turn five turbines each generating
$4,000 horsepowex Of electricity to
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|FlRM|NCTON

N M. a,u & Minstrel Show" re-
nc nett.a ~ Aurora Grange OF
niastrs,..a e audience so well that
s,gssd ~ !. nave been urged and
o. Oh 4. 70 appear at New w Vine rn.u
M asS ~ Joint benefit of the
,tnsntu q me New Vineyard fire
ct Il on the evening Of FRI ri
NV sssa, Night was observed
M st,sesnai nE By Aurora Grange nse
sttenSs : Grange Hall, with a
sssuinss and q very enioy-
il.d :. resulting. The chair,
asat Il s,,l follows: wor. Master :
ssdsou. 'en; overseer, Ardine
aley; a,ectursr, Frank c.
sht ssi.sward. James A. Norton n
IN. ward ".aa Ray HUFF: chan,
u v. llIs @ .Toothaker; treasurer,
Vs. hsn ,en; secretary, Mrs. Ida
eeth Isn assistant steward. Mrs.
! nj ssmoert. The entertain al, = :
ssas ~ \, me q program Consisted
AEapsy tn. the entire COMPANY s,y.e =
.laao N rau and Mrs. Leroy Norton :
aM sb' asic by Dorothy Ro der
y vii h. was much enjoyed.
=
ssoiie lba INC, No. II, R. e. 8 NJ "
Pm a ~ Thursday. Oct 90 % :
Royal a lot business, and "a, work 1I'
siihI 4 ana 2 Select Master a " De.
g nd = arg arge number Of can an
y esadIdsa',,.o over Fran d,ihe Is no, en-
!. ssrv.d r,esssidence. A ban scat
|, . ocloeel,l m the the new dining nsl raoea
n EscelIsns,, following Which room th n
IN dtsm dam. !, degree Will be- ,,,c wor me
c form. The of,7c;s,
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on the exterior or the interior, but
Immediately a light was placed in the
vessel there could be seen a picture
of the young king and queen in col
ors. This effect was produced by
another vessel, with the decoration
on its exterior, being fitted inside the
lamp so cleverly that the joints be-
tween the two vessels could not be
seen.
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Fewer Illiterate
I'm Russia

Riga, Sept. zS-(A. P. by MaiI-
The proportion Of illiterates in Rus
STA has been reduced from TT per
thousand in 1914, to 500 per thousand
at the present time. Among the vast
amount Of reading matter freely cir
culated in Soviet Russia today, IN
contradistinction to pre-war Russia.
scientific works are most in demand.
Books on political economy and So
ciology are given preference. Other
very popular sciences are chemistry,
astronomy and biology.
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ALMA

r. G. Coker of Somerville. Mass,
is passing his vacation in town.
Mrs. Stella Hadley and son from
Somerville, Mass, passed the week.
end with friends in this place.
quite a number went to Topsham
fair last week.
Mrs, Alice Choate Of Oil City, PA
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Inc 4cK va 10 Interest Readers Make Your Ad Specific
Good Luck-Always
On Hand!

Some people seem to have better luck than
Others
They run into" more opportunities They
md more chances to "pick up" things they
want. They manage to save money here and
there lust by luck"
The fact that they use good judgment in
their spending, that they are wide-awake
buyers, that they make opportunities come
their Way-snt always appreciated.
But good managenent-rat than good
luck-ls the secret of most good fortune.
And good management, in filling many of
the needs of everyday life, depends largely
on keeping in touch with the time and money
saving offers in the A-B-C Classified Section
There ads there that will interest you
and you can find them as easily as looking
up number in the telephone book
Use this service regularly!
The A.B.c Classified Ads
Always the Sams-ln, Service
Always Diferent-ln Opportunity
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is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. +.
NJ. Aver. Jr.
Leslie Fowler of Bath was in town
Sunday.
Andrew Leighton is visiting in Gar
diner and Augusta.
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When you get thistle in your
heart, pull it out and laugh away the
sting. ----------------
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Specials at the Stores

SHOOT-With Remington ammuni-
ton. We have all sizes for all uses.
as well as flu line of hunting
equipment. Malco..., s. Dyer, Angus
ia
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Auto Accessories

Auto Accessories 13
USED AUTO PARTS--Old cars bought
for parts. Ripley Co. Augusta
vULCANlZING - Latest equipment.
Tires, tubes and accessories, used
tires bought and sold. Gage & King.
Commercial St., Augusta. Tel. 959-M.
WILLARD STORAGE BATTERIES
for, all makes OF cars. Augusta Bat
terry service. 6-S Bangor st.
WINTER STORAGE-For storage bat
teries. Insured as usual. No change
in prices Webber's Auto Electric
Service, Augusta
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w VINO regularly read The cIas.
: elels are the ones who make
Z money 80 the farthest.
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STEERS-Herefords Six fancy yearl-
ings. Chas. L. Barker, East Vassal-
boro, Me. Tel. 26-2.
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REPLETE in opportunities - the
| classified section.

IF YOU are interested in making your
everyday life easier and smoother.
take advantage of the classified offers.
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SUPERTRON-Radio tubes, the tube
with the sensible guarantee" All
types. So each. Hillman's. Inc, 1873
Water ST.. Augusta.
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Touring, $500: Jewett touring,
Chevrolet touring, s125. Harry
!ass Franklin, Paige. Jewett. Au-
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EVERY HOUR of the day. every day
of the week, every week of the year
classified ads are serving and salts
flying the people of this city.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving, Truckino. Stor.r.
Tailoring and PRESSING

HOtFMANIZ1NG-T modern meth
od used by Berry the Tailor at 201
Wafer ST, Augusta. Mail orders given
prompt and careful attention.
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otcED PRlCES-On all used cars
month Bradstreet Motor Co..
'io,el sales and Service, Halo
Y TEL 7;5-W.
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Household Goods

LLOWELL-Stoves, beds. sewing
machines. etc, priced low to move
quickly. c. r. Getchell.
PARLOR STOVE-Large Crawford.
nearly new. half price. Hutchinson,
Louden Hill, HallowelI.
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RADTOS-Radioy! Radios! Radios! 5
tube s35, ( !se $40. 4 tube $40, 3
tube $40, tube SIS, tube $40: Sets
guaranteed No accessories. Write
MS Radio o. Journal.
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Observation-Disclosures
GET OUR APARTMEl

HAMPTON COURTS. e013 ", Fl, AVE- nv
: rooms. kit. recep. hall and bath. $4,000
l room. kit. recep. hall and bath. $500
CUMBERLAND. 13a2, MASS. AVE, y,
4 rooms. kitchen and bath. 5000
1903 CLIFTON ST. NV.
3 rooms. reception hall and hath. $4,000
1905 ,LANIER PI.. NV. APT. 1o4.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath .So3.oo
, 3oe2 PORTER ST; NV. APT. 3o4. oo
,1725 LANIER ,PL, NV. ooo
rooms. kitchen and bath. $1,000
14o4 COLUMBIA RID, NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. $1,000
1868 n. H. AVE, NV.
. rooms kitchen and bath. $4,000
CHALFoNTE. Gig P ST. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. ...... $4,000
34os Goth ST. NV.
rooms rooms E.esen and bah $3.50
1908 CONN. AVE. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. ....... $500
RENTS REDUCED.
1903 CONN. AVE. NV.
. ony sanF # the 's ss.,
ton in Washington; aparknents in perfect
sn sso ksha and On BATH So
after pm.
THE CUMBERLAND,
1882 MASS. AVE. NV.
Downtown apartment. eight.story build.
ing with elevator service: large rooms and
all apartments in good condition.
rooms. kitchen and bath. ..... $4,000
REDUCED RENTS.
1725 LANIER PL. NV.
Practically new. modern apartment. Just
one block north OF Columbia I'd. Apart
ments consisting of rooms. kitchen and
B. F. SA
OPS 18th St. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED TO RITY-APTS.

FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR OR 4
Main oOlS. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-23

ANY OWNER or SMALL COOPERATIVE
ant, in northwest downtown section who
desires to sell stock at "A discount address
l.ncls Bov 1872. Arlington. Va
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FINEST IN CITY

FINEST IN CITY.
Highest point in Wash, overlooking en-
tre city. Only 2 apis. available of the
famous Arm. apis. in the Clifton Terrace.
Rms. nearly twice the size of ordinary apt. ::
closets. cleo. lighted, tile bath. hardw God
noors: everything UP to the minute; only
$S5: Bldgs. and grounds occupy entire
block front 18th to 18th on Clifton ST. W.
Largest and finest group of fireproof elev
OF ground. including Fairgrounds, lawns. etc.
Fashionable location: easy walking distance
churches
. Also rooms and porch. h:k. or mix.
able out of a total of 300. These apts rent
fast. Act quickly. Phone Columbia 7744
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on D. c. real estate; prevailing interest
and commission rates.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1912 y. Y. Ave.
QUICK SERVICE-SECOND TRUST NOTES
bought D. c. and nearby Va. and Md. i'm
proved real estate. Also f1rst-trust notes
bought on acreage. building lots and farms.
Also builders and subdivision operators
financed. Cash enables you TO make add
tional profits. 1t will pay you to talk your
financial problems over with
FULTON r. GORDON
Continental Trust Bldg. 14th & SITS.
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"a AL IN T. WALKER & CO; , IN ssoo
FOR coLoRED-ic4 X ST. NV; ROOMS
s,5 AfE * T: WALKER CO: a., Nc ssoo '''
roomSS and bath. Vow vacant. Reduced
"a A1 In :, E. = WALKER & CO: Nal, NC $500
10 r. and s 'fs$s & 4, ~ A. sllsoo
F. and 4 sass k hix a e Ave. NV. $4,000
T. anu '.'H a2 j :" ST s'e NV: 800 so9'o w
, r and BATH si4 h \. { AVE. Sc 500 90
: r and 'a' Pas, sth ST. NV: $4,000
r and 0a'a Els s'f i4is ST. NE: s400o
G 20 S " t1NKfSs. i788 De Sales St.
Or: b, elec;, furnace heat; good condi-
'i'n' saraf f7a1 fef Eu Fsfq6ee sr. NV.
o r & b. 1915 els a itsa| ST. he NV, .
and Daniea .hspsshs ssnd ley sT T sW
h;wh.: sleeping porches. Cellar. Laundry ndr;
'DDs. Ito! IN %AEYIASp AVE. NE.
-Four r. b.. fiat: cleo. gas and heat in
cluded in rent a1s 5ef ssh 81. NV.
Two rooms. ,semi-private bath. $3.50.
including gas 4s s'ef 10th anq ST. hes ST..
Five F9 9Ss7 f eeeR !Sti sa AVE: Sc
Five rooms, brick; repairs will be made to
SUIT 'ens 663s '9 GEo pfai AVE. NV
6 r b.. elec., furnace heat; Just papered:
-. 235 18th ST. Sc.
8 +. & h.. clec. and gas: deep lot; rent
a14 18th ST. Sc,
q b. frame. rent only 10 90,
vis b. bre esc eGnSenient to Park
900 G. .237 18th ST. Sc.
4 r & b. es sss sle ST. h Nv! $40.
r. & b.. brick. gas light: new latrobe:
2204 14th ST. NV.
II Two fats; 3 rooms and bath each: elec.;
Wv $685. EYE ST. NV.
ar. b. 1a 1S! f f!sfi s sT s Yw. $3.50
Two ROOFS 1s5s sn ao 5Rsh E sT Snly $3.50
reduced e. < b. brick h'-~h: garage; rent
reasonable rent, Inspect the above list at at
3d. and Ra s our c Tor
information.
n. F. RYON CO., INC.
" .UptSwn Office open until Gao 01 PM n.y. T.
2O12 r ST. NV.
Rent Reduced 500.
Seven large rooms and BATH electricity
and hot-water heat.
Suitable for doctor or dentists Office and
home.
Conveniently laid out for subletting apar>
ments.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 10th St. NV. Main 200.
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37!6 JENIFER ST NV sEMI-DT.,
tached brick house with ami. 9 ROOM
and . baths: cement front porch: Arc
place: buIlt-ln heated garage; house newly
decorated. Call OWNER and save agent :
COMM slnn lain IhRo
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l AN LEAVING TOWN AND FORCED To
sell my 6-room semi-detached brick housr
M MP: payable $500 cash balance $40 per
from to 4:30. 5I3 9th ST ne Mr.
PARhER. Or call Mr.. TAYLOR, Hyattsvilie
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APARTAlENTS-FUR. 4 UNFUR

REMoDELLED APT. HOUSE, 3, AND :
rooms private tiled bath laundry and
porches. good heat. continuous hot water.
lanitor service: $40 and $50 440S Georgia
ave. inquire 1924 Georgia ave.
THE HIGHLANDS.
Conn. ave. and Calf st-Furnished and
uHfurnished housekeeping and non house
keeping ants: hotel accommodations for
transient guests. Phone North 1910. 81
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
One, two or three rooms with bath. st.
Mihtei. Inc 9th st. NV. North 9930. ia4'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-23

COLORED-FLAGLER STREET NEAR W
81. This house Is II TT. wide. contains IS
large rooms and full tile bath cleo lights
newly papered and painted: floor refinishod
house in beautiful condition: garage terms
$500 cash and SS.y por month Clry 39~1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-23

BRCOKLAND = Facing university ground
new 6-room brick. 3 porches. heated garsso.
paved street and alley: under $4,000: most
reasonable terms Pot IA