davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Behrend motored
to Bedford Springs, Pa, Friday to spend
the week end at the Bedford Springs
Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-20

Baltimore, the latter formerly Miss
Jean Flescher of this city, are in
Atlantic City for a two-week stay.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
HEALD PLEDGES
full SUPPORT TO
GEORGE CAMPBELL.

Nov. 9th, 1880
Imperial Valley Press,
Fl Centro, Calf
Dear Sirs:
This letter I am asking your
paper to publish in the news col
Lmn5.
George L. Campbell has been
elected sheriff OF Imperial county
BY a most convincing and over
whciming majority. The people OF
;hc county have, by this vote, cX-
pressed their confidence in the
honesty. integrity and ability OF
Mr.. Campbell to fulfill the duties
OF the office of sheriff of this
county. The will Of the people,
in our system Of government is
cupremc and / desire to state pub
iicly, through the columns Of your
PAPER that I shall, to the utmost
OF my ability as district attorney
Of the county Of Imperial, cooperate
with Mr. Campbell as sheriff, ron
Gering him every assistance and
| giving MS office the very best serV-
ice possible TO the end that the
laws Of the county OF Imperial vii
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
STRANDED VESSEL
BACK IN DRYDOCk

SAN PEDRO, Calf, Nov 6 U.P)-
The Grace Line steamer Charcas,
which went aground off Point FIR
min in & heavy fog Yesterday morn
ing. was placed in drydock here
early today after It was refloated
at high tide vita the aid OF the
tug Peacock.
It's bottom was smashed, tho
steamer was leaking badly il No. /
and no. 2 holds. After a deck load
Of lumber was removed, the Char
cas- was towcd inside the breakwa-
ter. where coast guard cutters Alert
and No. 257 stood by during the
night Pca-soup fog prevented the
vessel from entering dry dock until
after daybrcak.
The Charcas. commended by
Captain Robert Courhil, was mnk-
ing port here caroutc from Seattle
to Peru and Chic when an uncx-
pected current turned it against
rocky shoals. It's seven passengers
we're removed safely.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
BRIEF NEWS FROM MELOhAND

worc Mrs. Clarence Bush, OF Los Ar
gclas, Mrs. Arthur Farley aud Mrs.
". w. EVeeth.
The members present Were Mes
danes Laurence Richards, II. A.
Wells, Charles Galloway. Dan Smith,
Richard Merrill, r. Neifort, H. .
Galloway, Jesse Mcbride, G. c. Ri
chards, Ralph Engebrcts0n. Hardy
Odcu. a0d The hosJesseS.
Nj. aad Mrs. Paul Kennedy, OF
Z, Centre. Yero dinner guests sun
cay at the home Of Mr ard Mrs,
Is2oo Mcbride. During the alter
noon NJ. and Mrs. Leo Gcnnlngs
end daughter, Margaret, ana Mr
and MIS-. Kenneth Jennings, OF San
/. Diego, called at the M~ridc nome
M, and Mrs Richsrd Merrill
notored 10 Los Angeles last Sat
urc,av 70 attend the very elaborate
wedding CT one Of the Italian Ia
! b0rcrS Wao has been employed on
the George 2. johnson vineyard tCt
Il number of years.
They took their three children a
far as RedIcnds TO visit with theli
grandmother, Mrs Merrills mcther
MIS-. Clarence Bush, Of Los An
gales. is visiting with her sister
MIS-. Arthur Farley for some time.
Nj. and ITS. Earle Allen and tWc
I daughters. Lucille and Emma Marie
motored down from Beaumont u
spend the day with Mrs. Aliens par
cnts, AIr. and Mrs G. c. Richards
Nj. and Ms Ralph Engebretsor
and daughter, Carmen. notoreI tC
san Diego to visit at the home OF
MI Engcbrctson's parents, MI. anc
Mrs. Charles EngebretSon. Mr. ano
Mrs, Karl FngcbretsOn, Of Los An
golcS, WerC visiting there also.
M. and MIS- 0. i. Hill and tamil
" haze moved 10 the valley from
Riverside. They spent 4 week 81
the home Of Mrs, Hills sister. Mrs
EIYdy Odeu, after which they tOoS
up their residence in FL Cent!o.
arthur Farley has been confined
to his bed for the past week with
an attack Of the Influenza.
Nj. and MS. Walter Havckorst
and daughter, Louise, Of Brawley
and MIS-. George Lindsay, who le
staying with them, spent clectot
day at tho ranch home Of Nj. ans
Mrs Henry Havckorst.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
BOARD NAMES
ARCHITECT FOR
VETS BUILDING

Taking up the matter Of the
Veterans Memorial building the
county board Of supervisors ycSter-
day adopted a resolution appoint
ing Ralph Swearington architect
and designating the southwest cor
nor Of The court house Block rs the
site OF the building.
The entire building is not to cost
more than $32 500. Tho basement
will be used as q county garage.
The county agreed 10 furnish sand
and gravel for the building. do the
cxcavating for the basement and
pay for construction of the base
ment garage at a cost rot 10 cX
coed $4,000.
The entire board Of supervisors
vas present when this oction was
taken
Other business taken up Vas o..
& routine nature.
A resolution OF intention to pur-
chase the Imperial grammar 7chool
loi in Brawlcy as thc site OF q de
tention homo was passed. Tho
bid Of the Autocar Sales Corpor-
alton to supply g road truck to
road district No. was accepted.
Tho truck viii cost s4,3o0.
Tho auditor was asked TO make
the necessary transfers to Distribute
the moor vehicle fines among the
five road districts equally.
The bid OF walter d. Pollard to
paint all outside openings in the
court house with TWO coats of
paint at cost Of $3.50 was accept
cd a petition filed by James e.
Hughes asking the cancellation Of
taxes assessed against his home
stead prior to the time he filed on
il and before issuance Of patent
was granted.
Several other matters Of minor
Importance we've taken up.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
Awards Made For
Excellent Work
I'm Screen Realm

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Nov. 5. U.P)
Norma Sh2arer and George Arllss
gave the outstanding screen per
f0rmanccS for the year ending last
July 81, the Motion Picture Acad-
envy of Arts and Sciences aNnOunc-
cd last night at its annual banquet.
ArlisS was cited Tor his work i'll
'D,sraeli' end Miss Shearer for
The Divorce"
Some $50 leaders in the film col
OHy were present when the decls-
ion, gained from mail vote by
members, was announced Il d
bronze statuetteS awarded.
In SIX other departments, the fol-
lowing awards were made
Outstanding production All
quiet on the Western Front
Achievement by director-LeWiS
Milestone tor AL quiet on the
Western Front
Photographic ach;evcment--With
| Byrd at the South Pole, camera re-
cording by Willard Van Der Neer
and Joseph T Ruckar.
Art direction-King of Jazz, He
man RoSSe
Sound recording The Big House.
by Metro GoldWyn Mayer sound
department
Wrting-The Big House, written
by Frances Marion.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06

The milk scores Of the dair,es OF
The valley were found to be as fol-
lows:
Grade 4 Raw Milk
Scores between % and 100 PEI
cent--C. w. Seymour Dairy. West
norland; Gates Dairy, HolJville:
Westside Dairy, Westmoyland:
Quality Dairy. El Centre.
Scores between so and 95 per cent
Sinclair Dairy, Calipatria; J. r.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
Ell. CENTRIC MILK
SCORES WELL in
SURPRISE TEST

An official representative Of the
state department of agriculture,
bureau of dairy control, has Just
completed a milk scoring contest
and survey Of the FL Centre milk
supply and has found the rating to
be GO.2.
Included in this survey was the
inspection of the dairic5 and milk
plants, also the laboratory and lab
o"atory methods used in making
milk an2lySis Rules and regula-
tlonS pertaining to The methods of
conducting milk analysis as we'll
rs the standards of milk supplied
Tor human consumption, arc pro-
Nidcd for in The state pure milk
law.
The grading Of milk is SIMPLY
the Classifying and labelling of the
product. according to a definite and
legally established standard. When
ever grading is permitted the in
spection service virtually guaran-
tees the quality Of the milk rs in
oicatcd by the label, thus giving
the public a definite index 10 the
quality of the milk offered to them
Oh the market Furthermore this
guarantee is backed by the state
department OF agriculture.
The grades of milk recognized
by law arc certified, guaranteed,
grade a raw. and grade A pastcur-
i1ed These grades are uniform
3nd represent the same quality
wherever found in this state.
State approval is awarded a local
inspection service as result of
surprise milk scoring contest by
representatives Of the state depart
mcnt Of agriculture, bureau of
dairy control. provided the milk is
OF high quality. and the local
inspection service is meeting the
requirements laid down by tho state
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
BY MRS. WARD McGREW
Press staff Correspondent

Thc Ncloland Ladies Socia! clue
met Wednesday afternoon at the
homo Of Mrs. Alex Meyer. whose
Joint hostess wa Mrs. ISaac Nc
Bride. The afternoon was spent N
making blocks for quilt for the
hostess. Each one DI sent made
block with her name embroidered III
The center. This idea viii be carried
out by many OF the hestesses this
winter.
A competitive game OF advcruSln9
slogans "aG played, with Mrs. w. W
Wecth and Mrs. Laurence Richards
tying for the prize, bat Mrs. RI
chards drew the lucky straw.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesscS and the next meeting al
uounced to be at Mrs r. Neiferts
assisted BY Mrs Ward McGrcw.
Special guests Of the afternoon
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06

WALNUT prices have been an.
Lourccd the hc>t, Diamond No. !,
selling for - routs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
"BiIly' Watson

at FOursquara Gospel Church, 14th
and Olive Streets.
Irish Evangelist "Billy" Watson
las Just completed 2 successful
campaign in Santa Maria, Has
been in Iowa and Denver, Colorado,
where he paStorcd q church.
Our hearts have been truly lifted
I'D with praise and thanksgiving
unto God. Since tho evangelist
has been j. cur midst, such inspir-
ing MESSAGES as one IS seldom privi-
legged 10 hear pcQ'J miss d service
as YOU will surely miss a link in
the gold chain if you do.
Evangelist will speak every night
until November IL.
STIRRING Ell CENTRO
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
C0ls0n Funeral
Held Here T0da.

Funeral services for Maines Col
son whose death was Sunday. Nov
cmber .. were held this afternoon
a. Evergreen cemetery, Rev. Neale.
Visiting pastor of the Church Of
Christ. officiating
ColSon was an employee of the
Imperial Irrigation district at I'm
porial and died as the result of
complications following an attack
OF influenza, being Ill but few
days.
He is survived by his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. M. L. Colson of Inper
ial and q brother, w. V. Colson,
who is with the 18th field artillery
land at Honolulu.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
be effectively and efficiently en-

he effectively and efficiently en-
forced.
The office of district attorney
ard sheriff must cooperate t0geth-
cr or neither can function proper
y. The people Of the county Of
Imperial are entitled to the best
that both Of these offices can give,
and it is only through cooperation
that they can receive The best scrv-
zee. and SO far as the district at
torney's office is concerned. what
over may have been said in the
ps,at by supporters OF either candi-
date will be completely disregard
ed. and my deputies and myself
hereby pledge 100 per cent cooper
alton and assistance to George L..
Campbell. as sheriff Of the county
of Imperial during The ensuing
teign OF office.
Yours very sincerely,
(Signcd) ELMER W HTALD,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
E'.STOR TURNS OTHER CHEEK

MACON, Ca, U.P)-Wncn Rev.
William C. Sister of the LoG Cabin
Presbyterian church discoyc = = q
thieves had stolen 4 heater from
lis church, nc advertised for them
% return ard set the heater door
ard other attachments.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06

law and regulations. In order to
maintain this approval which per
mits them TO grade milk. the local
inspection service must comply
with the above mentioned rules
and regulations and maintain the
quality of milk at high standard.
The rating given the local de-
partment is the result Of the COM
3incd efforts of the local health
department under the direction OF
Dr.. Warren F. Fox, health officer.
Walter c. Macdonald. inspector
and the dairymen producing the
milk for the local supply
The contest and survey was con-
Quoted by Dr.. r. p. Gingericn rep
lcsenting the bureau of dairy con-
t"ol.
Tho ratings Of the cities Of the
valley arc as follows:
~
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
EX-SLAyE LIKES WcRLD

NEW ORLEANS. La, U.P)-Mar-
tia Harrison, negro woman, who
IS Ill years cid and was slave
until the war between the states.
thinks the modern world is very
sinful, She told reporter.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
CHRIS DEBATE PUNISHMENT

hSHINCTON Northumberland
EuE, u UR)-YOurC women here
haven't decided what penalties
they will assess youths who formed
q bachelor club and pledged them
selves to renouuce feminine COM
lariCnship.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06
YOUTHFUL PILOT
CONTINUES EAST

MESA. Ariz., Nov 6. W.p)-Aftcr
delay OF "a hours in MS speed
flight across the continent, Stanley
BCynton, 1G-ycar-old Lcxingto n
Mass, student aviator, took off
from an improvised field here at
9 45 q. m, INST, today 20. ANA
rilio, Tex.
Boynton' left Phoenix airport. l8
miles southwest Of mesa, yesterday
with the intention OF flying 70 Am
9r,llO but changed his plans and
landed at Mesa. Previously he had
flown from Casa Grandc 10 Mesa
:or a visit with friends, coming to
Phoenix later
The }oung pilot set a new cast
vest junior tranScontilental record
last week and was seeking the west
cast marx on his present flight.
Reid Dairy, Heber; Moonshine
Dairy, BraWiey; Meadows Dairy,
imperial and e Centre; Stevens
Dairy, FL Certro Stewart Gairy,
Calipatria.
Scores between 85 and 90 per
cent - Eastside Dairy, Holtvolle;
Morning Star Dairy, Brawley: Mod
q Dairy. Brawley: Ambort Dairy.
Ca.eXico, FL Centro and Imperial
Sunshine Dairy, Brawley.
Grade A P29tcurized MEX
Scores between 35 and 90 per cent
--Ambort Dairy. CaleXico, El Cen
to and Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-06

Imperial County na= planted fall
peas and lettuce and fields are be-
.ng prepared for The fall crop Of
asparagus.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1930-05-16

No. SIS Model Ford Pickup 500. Down
No. 535 Model A Ford Coupe $3.50. Down
No. SIS 1926 Ford Coupe S AZ. Down
No. 554 1929 Chevrolet Coupe $155. Down
No. 532 1928 Chevrolet Touring S 81 Down
No. 496 1925 Dodge Sedan S 70. Down
No. 566 1926 Ford Tudor Sedan S CO. Down
BALANCE EASY TERMS
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FRIDAY. MAY le. 1880.
A LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Dear Editor:


For a number of years /
have noticed tendency among the
citizens of Charles County to look
upon it as being poor, backward and
unprogressive. This has caused the
outsider who has visited the county to
form some what of the same opinion
and it is noticeable when you come
into contact with those from the out
side and mention to them that you are
from Charles County.
Perhaps this was somewhat true
twenty or twenty-five years ago but
my observation has been that no other
section of the State, or of any other
State in which l have been in the last
ten years has made as much progress
as Charles County.
If the conditions mentioned above
we're true in the past and we know they
are not al the present it seems to me
that it is high time that the residents
of our County should begin to break
uOMh VIC dQNCISC ORlAlOD vi llltSc
knockers of Charles County.
Our improvements in S | s,
Roads Public Utilities, of Business
Firms and farming methods, our
beautiful and attractive water fronts
and pleasure resorts. and our wealthy
Colonial History are all things to be
proud of.
Each year we have an added number
of visitors into the county that are a
valuable asset. Every Citizen of this
county should be throughly acquainted
with facts regarding it and at every
opportunity be ready to present them
to our visitors. We should also be
ready to point out the good things OF
the county to those who are inclin-
ed to ridicule US.
Each year also more and more peo-
pie are buying property here for farm
ing, business and home and it is up to
the residents here to make life more
attractible n d agreeable and d O
what we can to make these new corners
more successful in their industry.
The attitude of our own people will
have a great deal of bearing on the
future progress of our county and the
more boosters we have faster
be our progress.
Know your County and tell h e
World about it.
Tobacco Worm
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In the Circuit Court for Charles
County, Maryland.
No. 1900 Equity.
Augustus Alexander Keys. Plaintiff.

Augustus Alexander Keys. :. Plaintiff,
VS.
Sadie Bowen Keys. .. Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain a
divorce vinculo matrimonii, by the
Plaintiff from the Defendant. The Bill
alleges that the parties intermarried
on or about the eight day of December
in the year 1926, that they lived to.
gether in Nanjemoy, Charles County,
Maryland until on or about April
twentieth, 1927, at which time the De-
tendant deserted the Plaintiff. That
though the conduct of the Plaintiff has
always been kind, affectionate and
above reproach, the Defendant has
without any just cause or reason de-
serted him and declared her intentions
0 live with him no longer, and that
such abandonment is deliberate and
final, and has continued uninterrupt-
edly for at least three years, and the
separation of the parties is beyond
any reasonable expectation of reconc-
iliation.
That the Plaintiff, Augustus Alexan-
der Keys is resident of the State OF
Maryland, having resided there foi
the past sixty years, where he now re-
sides in said Charles County.
That the Defendant, Sadie Bowen
Keys, is nonresident of the State OF
Maryland. so far as the Plaintiff is
advised, but, her whereabouts is I'M
known to the Plaintiff
1t is therefore ordered by the Cir
cult Court for Charles County, Mary
land on this first day of May, in the
year 1880, that the Plaintiff by causing
copy of this order to be inserted in
some newspaper published in Charles
County, once a week for four success
sive weeks before the 3lst. day of May
in the year 1880, give notice to the
absent Defendant of the object and
substance of this Bill, ordering her to
be and appear in this Court in person
or by Solicitor, on or before the 18th
day of June, 1880, to show cause, if
any she may have, why a decree should
not be passed as PRAYED.
WARREN NJ. ALBRIrrArN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Charles County, Maryland.
True copy. Test: w. M. Albrittain.
Clerk
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tice to the absent Defendants, Samuel
Lawson, Emma Lawson, George Law
son, Robert Lawson, Benjamin Law
son and Douglas Berry, of the OBJ
iect and substance of this Bill order
ing them to be and appear in this
Court in person or by solicitor on or
before the 3rd day of July in the
year 1880 to show cause. if any they
may have, why Decree should not
be passed as prayed.
WARREN NJ. ALBRITTAIN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Charles County, Maryland.
True Copy-Test:
w. M. ALBRITTAIN, Clerk.
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who resides at Riverside in Charles
County, Maryland; a son Samuel
Lawson who intermarried with Emma
Lawson, both Of whom reside at Lin
wood, Pennsylvania; a son, George
Lawson, who resides at Linwood,
Pennsylvania; a son, Benjamin Law
son who resides in Washington, Dis
trict of Columbia; son, Emanuel
Lawson, who died leaving Robert
Lawson, an infant son, seven years
old and who resides in Washington,
District of Columbia.
Rebecca Bannister, deceased, an
other sister of James Barnes, who
left surviving her Henry Bannister
who intermarried with Martha Ban
mister, both of whom reside at Gray
ton in Charles County, Maryland
Samuel Bannister who intermarried
with Daisy Bannister, both of whom
reside at Riverside in Charles Coun-
ty, Maryland; Taylor Bannister who
intermarried with Naomi Bannister,
both of whom reside at Riverside in
Charles County, Maryland; a daugh
ter, Josephine Richardson, who died
leaving a daughter, Irene Washing
ton, who resides at Riverside in
Charles County, Maryland
A sister, Caroline Riley, deceased
whose children are George Riley who
intermarried with Mollie Riley, both
of whom reside at Hill Top in
Charles County, Maryland; Frank
Cobey who intermarried with Jennie
Cobey, both of whom reside at Riv-
erside in Charles County, Maryland;
Mandie Starks, daughter of Caro-
line Riley, who died leaving one child,
Tildie Berry, who intermarried with
Douglas Berry, the said Tildie Berry
now residing at Marbury in Charles
County, Maryland, the said Douglas
Berry, her husband, now residing in
Washington, District of Columbia.
That all of the parties Defendant
are adults above the age of twenty
one years except Robert Lawson who
is an infant under the age of twenty
one years.
That the said James Barnes died
seized and possessed of two tracts of
land located in the Third Election
District of Charles County, Mary
land, one of thirty-four acres and
the other of ffty-three acres. That
the aforesaid property is not suscep-
tible of division and partition due to
the nature and character of the land
and the Bill prays for a Decree for
the sale of the lands therein men
toned.
That the Defendants, Samuel Law
son, Emma Lawson, George Lawson,
Robert Lawson, Benjamin Lawson
and Douglas Berry are non-residents
of the State of Maryland.
1t is therefore ordered by the Cir
cult Court for Charles County, Mary
land, on this 18th day of May in the
year 1880, that the Plaintiff by caus-
ing copy of this order to be insert
ed in some newspaper published in
Charles County, once week for five
successive weeks before the 18th day
of June, in the year 1880, giving no.
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Plaintiff

Agnes Barnes ----.-P Plaintiff
M' ~ vs..
Annie Holmes, Carlus Holmes, Will
lie Washington, Matilda Washing
ton, John Lawson, Geneva Law
son, Daniel Lawson, Samuel Law
son, Emma Lawson, George Law
son, Benjamin Lawson, Robt. Law
son, and Henry Bannister, Mar
tina Bannister, Samuel Bannister,
Daisy Bannister, Taylor Bannis-
ter, Naomi Bannister, Irene Wash
ington and George Riley, Mollie
Riley, Frank Cobey, Jennie Cob
ey, Tildie Berry and Douglas Ber-
ry Defendants
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The object of this suit is to obtain
a decree for the sale of the lands of
James Barnes, deceased, who died in
Charles County, Maryland, Septem-
Der 81, 1929, leaving surviving him
certain heirs at law and next of kin,
hereinafter named. The Bill of Com
plant in substance states that the
said James Barnes left surviving him
his widow, Agnes Barnes, the Plain
tiff in this case, and the descendants
of three half-sisters of the said
James Barnes, all of which said half
sisters predeceased the said James
Barnes, that is to say:
Alberta Lawson Washington, Re-
becca Womley Bannister and Caro-
line Lawson Riley.
Alberta Washington, deceased,
left surviving her daughter, Annie
Holmes who intermarried with
Carlus Holmes, both of whom re-
side in Nanjemoy, Charles County,
Maryland; a son, Willie Washing
ton, who intermarried with Matilda
Washington, both of whom reside at
Reisterstown, Baltimore County
Maryland; daughter, Alkaline Law.
son who died leaving surviving her
John Lawson who intermarried with
Geneva Lawson, both of whom reside
at Riverside in Charles County,
Maryland; q son, Daniel Lawson,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In the Circuit Court for Charles
County, Maryland.
No. 1901 Equity.

Agnes Barnes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-02-22
! TEMPERATURES
FORT BAn a PARK
" -. NW
NASNN6TokS new TTY OF EARLY AMERICAN HOMES

FORT BAYARD PARK is located in a section of Wash
ngton that is rapidly growing and in one which has
future Just off of Wisconsin Avenue he Lincoln High
way there Is more beautiful section in Washington than
that surrounding the Park There is wonderful public
school, and enough to the Park to be very
venient but far enough away that the value of the
community is preserved There churches various
denominations nearby.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
Prices Range from $3.50 to $1O.95O