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CHEVY CHASE- D- q
CLEVELAND PARK.

This new. beautiful home will be ready
ior occupancy in about 10 days Conven-
ientiy located in this lovely section. This
OF the finest materials that money can buy
may be seen today. Containing g very
nice rooms and 2 beautifully tiled baths.
one on nrst floor one on second floor.
This house. priced at S10500, is a very
unusual buy. To inspect. call Emerson
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ApARTMENTs-suRr1RBAN.

UNIVERSITY PARK, MD. = PARTLY
furn.. rooms. bath and shower. sleeping
porch: G. e. refrigerator; electric range
oil burner; c.h.w.; everything screened;
COLLEGE PARK, MD. 3 BLOCKS FROM
q. of Md. in University Apis. Broom
apartment. tile bath and shower. screened.
in back porch. G. e. refrigeration, oil
line. Rent. S65 Garage available, 81.
Also lovely Cape Cod brick house for sale.
Wthin Sfoess % Of fs Nd paths or sai:
reasonable Phone Berwyn $50.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
MICHIGAN PARK. :

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
WANTED HOUSES TO RFNT. FURNISH
ed and unfurnished. We have calls daily
FOR houses in Chevy Chase and Bethesda.
Call or write us today
GOSS REALTY CO.,
Bethesda Branch.
5000 Wisconsin Ave. Wise 1883
FROM 1920 RMS. UNFURN. NV. SEC
GEORGE KUSTER, 1856 Calvert st. NV.
LARGE UNFURN. HOUSE, SUITABLE
nursing home. Takoma Park. Md, or Sill
yer Spring preferred. Georgia 4167.
BUNGALOW. NV. CONVENIENT TO
stores and transportation; adult family:
rent not over $50. Geo. 504S after 3 pm.
MODERN UNFURNISHED HOUSE, BED
rooms. or and maids room: city or
suburbs. Apply E. B. WILSON. Harvard
Hall. Apt. 503. -
WANTED = FURNISHED. UP TO DATE
small house OF 5 or & rooms within five
blocks OF Dupont Circle. Will consider
renting furnished main door of larger
house. Address Box 426-D. Star Office
IN CHEVY CHASE. MD, MODERN 4-BED-
room 2-bath home. not over S125 per
80, HARRY B. PITTS CO..
1019 18th St. NV Met O1n0
10-15 ROOMS. UNFURN.. FOR RoOMING
house: best references. Address Box 432-E,
Star of1ce.
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WOODRIDGE.

3BID 26th ST. NE.
Nearly new. 5-rm. detached home. .
large bed rms. each with pri. bath Rec
reation rm. Oil heat Detached garage.
Dc. $50: reasonable terms Open daily.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor,
1904 oath St NE Potomac COOL
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

ACRES. WIDE FRONTAGE ON BROOK.
vile pike between Brook Johns Old Barn
and Olney Inn; price: 5000 per acre. Cali
MR. POWELL Cleveland 1902.
TAKoMA PARK. MD. 3l7 HOLLY AVE
New detached brick bungalow. rooms:
modern. unusual kitchen large attic. 2-car
6uilt-in garage. h.-w.h.: wooded lot. 50x
terms like rent. Owner and builder So
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1913 P ST. Sc l BLOCK MUM. AVE-
Entire 2nd floor. liv rm.. bed rm:. kit y
semi-bath. 3 closets. new furn., Frigidaire;
heat. gas. cleo furn. adults: reasonable.
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FOUR ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH AND
PORCH-S55.0 90.
1909 KALORAMA RD.. APT. :.

l42O r ST. NV, APT. 2-3 ROOMS
kitchen. bath. G.. E.; $3.50.
rs Randolph pl. NV. Apt. 6--3 rooms,
kitchen. bath; gas heat and refrigeration;
S2I Eye st. ne. Apt a. rooms. kitch-
en-. bath: gas. heat refrigeration; $3.50.
1925 9th st. NV, Apt. 3D. rooms.
kitchen. bath; gas, heat. refrigeration:
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$780,,

KENNEDY-BULT
CORNER HOME
Fine location in Petworth 22-foot
brick home. 9 rooms bath and fin
iShed ATTIC. large Handicapped lot new
No-koI oil burner and electric refrig-
orator. This is wonderful value No
brokers' need apply. Call MR.. PARKER.
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Convenient st. cars. bus; 2-story and
cellar brick; rms. a bed fms.). baths.
TILE LAvAToRY. aardwood noors. screens
eiec., built-in garage: new-house condition:
L. T. GRAVATTE,
7ss 18th T.; e. rnan: a::lsSs; a.S. sc,s' Natl o7ss'
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COUNTRY BOARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Creek ParkNi rm.. bath. furn, $50
rms. S45. Gas heat. light. Col. 3561.
2310 CONN. AVE- R.. K AND B.. At
tractively furnished; piano. Couple pre-
ferred. North zoos Ant 301 6'
. OR 3 LIGHT BIG ROOMS FOR LIGHT
Housekeeping; lights. gas. Frigidaire. pa
9Th ST. ne. -
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EDWARD l.. STROHECKER,
1910 Vermont Ave NV Met 2713

GOOD THINGS COME IN SMALL
PACKAGES
New two-story brick in desirable Chevy
Chase section. Only five rooms, but the
best in construction and materials; S9.45O.
Cleveland 4S33. &c
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD
Continued !

A pleasant home for business men and
women. Double and single. $40 to S45.
Meals above average.
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WANTED TO BUY-APT. HOUSES.
WE HAVE CLIENTS WITH ALL CASH
for several large apartment houses in D.
G. II price is right. Call at once
METROPOLITAN REALTY CO.,
1922 VT. Ave. NV Met 60SS.
Ewes and Sunday, Col. s794.
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TWO BLOCKS FROM WHITE HOUSE:
artlsticslly furnished apt. rooms. din
cite. kitchen and bath. 1920 H st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - BEAUTIFUL.
large room, den, private bath and balcony;
exclusive location: lovely surroundings;
moderate price. Rare opportunity. Wis
conSin 2A2h
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.
HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.

FURNISHED (ANTTQUESI OR UNFUR-
nished. particularly charming small house
near Dupont Circle: 3 bed rooms. , baths
3 hreplaces, garden. garage. Phone Deca-
tur 3G47.
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1924 Vermont Ave. NV. Net. $500.
with sleeping porch, sink and stove; $3.50
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1922 13th PLACE. ME.

TRADE YOUR OLD HOUSE
for this new. semi-detached brick home
. rms. 2 baths. finished attic. recreation
rm. Oil heat. Built-in garage. Priced
to sell. Open daily
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor,
3S04 Gath st. NE Potomac 6O21.
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TOURIST LOCATION.
SPECIAL PRICES
Beautiful Hyattsville Hills
Bungalow

$500 Cash. Balance like rent
rooms and bath with modern equip
ment. built-in bath. with shower. . porches
fuu basement. semi-tinlshed attic with
space Tor = extra rooms. Lot 6lXll5. on
high elevation Near schools and busses
DIST OAkS Georpia 412S
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well-iighted offlce; excellent location; rea-
sonable. Phone Met. 36S3.
MAKE OUR OFFICE YOUR OFFICE
Mail Telephone and Secretarial Service.
1923 National Press Bldg. Natl. 6561.
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SALE-HOUSES.
GEORGETOWN,
Vicinity 3Ist and @

VIclHlLy JISt and q.
Detached on 50-foot lot. brick. center
hall. many open fireplaces; price only S14.-
THO9. E. FARRELL CO, Realtors,
72l 10th st. NV. National O765.
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RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY

LARGE BUILDING NEAR POTOMAC
Park. suitable for riding school. contract
ans PERCY H. RUSSELL CO,
1871 K st. NV.
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A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
$6,500-BRICK DWELLING near 18th st.
n.w.-Arranged into two separate
apartments of 3 rooms and bath
each; hot-water heat, OIL BURNER.
garage. Rents for 500 per month
This is fine investment
S14, ,500-Practically new four-family fiat
on commercial street in northwest
section; 3 rooms, bath and porch in
each apartment Separate gas heat
ing plants: tenants furnish own
heat and light. Gross rental, So, ,040
per year. TERMS.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1906 II St NV National 2345
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

MT RAINIER BUNGALOW:
finished attic h.-wh.: $50. Greenwood
2309-W. 1920 33rd ST.
ATTRACTIVE STONE-VACANT
large rooms recreation room: modern
throughout: tile bath and kitchen. 461s
6th St south. Bancroft, Va. Adults only.
S15 per month.
W. OHARA & SON.
Lee Boulevard. Bancroft. Va. Walnut $500.
SIX-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, SLEEP
ing porch: oil burner electric refrigerator;
S75. 1872 N. Cleveland St, Arlington. Va.
A RARE oPPORTUNTTY-NEW BROOM
and bath BUNGALOW, hwd. floors, h-w. h.
fireplace, glaSsed porch SX36 IT.: large.
livable attic; Lear garage: school bus al
property; 500 per mo-. with privilege OF
purchasing. District 1921.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL CLUB-BRAND-
new semi-detached' rooms. tile la n.
porch, hardwood floors, . acres of ground;
heated by owner. So. so.
Harry b PITTS CO.
1o19 18th st. NV. Met 0100.
TAKOMA PARK MD-S62 so.
Mooern 5-room bungalow. garage unfin-
tshed room, attic. large porch. sleeping
C. c. McCLAINE
210O Wilson Blvd. Clarendon Va,
oil
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SALE-HOUSES.

S7,95Q-sEMI DETACHED BRICK m
Brightwood. nearly new; 3 bed rooms and
bath, Deleo oil heat; . lovely home. Ma
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EXCHANGE.

DETACHED HOME. ROOMS. BATH.
gear garage. near Waiter Reed Hospital:
HARRY B. PITTS CO.,
1919 10th st. NV. Met. O100.
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716 TEWKESBURY PL. NV.

S6,T5O.
SlX-room semi-detached brick house with
Dullt-ln garage. all in new-house condition
Easy terms can be arranged. Open daily,
10 to 8.
HARRY WARDMAN.
1512 K ST. NV District 1880.
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SUBURBS-Sl1O 600.

Bargain in beautiful wooded section,
consisting OF rms. and sun parlor .
paths, layatory in basement. 5 cedar-lined
closets, hardwood floors. finished attic.
bulit-ln garage. beautiful lot. 65xl50.
Call MP. GUIFFRE, Met 2S21 F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, 2O5 Investment Bldg
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SALE-WAREHOUSES.

tionally well built. 60 #. long: sacrifice.
easy terms: S4.950. L. H THADEN. Wis
consin $40
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SALE-HOUSES.

Six rooms. bath. garage; fine location.
beautiful lot: convenient to cars. MAY be
seen 10 to 8 week days. 7s
Late model car. part payment. No re-: re-
newal. Address Box 377-D star ofice. 7'
so RHODE ISLAND AVE NW.-S5. $50.
5.1o. rooms. bath. h;:w.h. Small cash payment.
balance pw n wbuildins I6 ASSOCIATION until paid
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. Met 2713.
1854 CALIFoRIA ST. NW.-1O ROOMS.
pasabe monb cash hda 3aanss
per month. If you want an investment
1910 oETRMAaR TsIAsas (, kv: sTs9HEGKER S% NsE sz,a
BUY THIS BARGAIN.
rms. pantry, 2 baths; detached; in
f. f. fEGnt; E3nt sase; trees; conven ch ch; u and
preciated. Inspect Ali Military I'd. to-
day or phone Natl. $3.50 or Emerson Ally
10 ror appointment; aIS terms If you cannot
GEO pIFFESsAcH i exclusive Ga w,sa agent rS "al''
ON 2Sth ST NV. ABOVE WOODLEY RD.
-Moderp home. three bed rooms. sleeping
HStGn Satinns on 7a1' 7nsat' garage etc. j. A. HAYDEN
GOOD THISas CONE IN SMALL
oSss ssw brick in desirable
best in construction and materials; $3.50.
2024 Pierce Mill I'd, Mt. Pleasant-7
tomsc 1885 forAss; for appoint@ent 1ea OWNER 20
w. AMER, UNIV. FARK.
New det: brick. insulated; g rms, bath;
center hall. automatic; h.-w.h.. garage;
TO Aee r
High Schools 4sas a7th soI st. n%. or nssfi call
GEO, DIFFENBACH, exclusive agent for
appointment. Natl. $3.50 or Emerson
OPPORTUNITY-1O RMS, BATHS;
Quick upPsE ssie Hasm. se7s9
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
pis4-j piits4l. TO be sold on very easy terms. Col.
GEORGETOWN.
. S-rm, 2.bath brick; h.-w.h.; good Sec
~ r - JOHN I1pscoMB,
west 060O Eve. Potomac $3.50. .
$5.250-S500 Cash--S5O Per Month.
Six large rooms. bath. h.-w.h., garage:
good, white neighborhood. For information
call Mr.. Altman All Ia !, Atlantic 392s
1924 14th st. NV, National 334e.
SIO.95O REMARKABLY WELL BUILT
and attractive CORNER home. CHEVY
NsHlAEp sD saoe Roos Mos ana csnesr snGs l2s 2s
large liying room to big screened side
.Ty SI :ss ss ssnt Pea y SSsin Enc ssns s
coNsM s7ss.
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OVER 100 NET.
WELL LOCATED APT.
WANTED-INVESTMENT PROP.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROP; INCOME.
So 500; price, S17.500; trade equity. ST..
500. on larger property. farm or sub.
Agents protected. Address Box 302-D. Star
ofice. 7s
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

PARKING SHOP STORES AT FARRAGUT
st. and New Hampshire ave. NV. now
being built; in restricted residential area.
Good location for any business Ready BY
October /. Call Mr.. ISEN National 0271:
evenings Georgia 1906.
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RENT-STORES,
WANTED-OFFICES.
RENT-DESK SPACE.

STUDIO WANTED-oNE OR TWO SMALL
rooms, downtown, for music studio. Low
rent. Call Adams 4707-M
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Corner, 4 Bed Rooms. So. .45O,

ORIGINALLY SOLD FOR SyD5O.
Elegant S-room and bath modern CO.
ionlal home. completely redecorated. and
IN the same condition as new; beautiful
iandscaped lot. built-in garage. Quick
response advised as there is no other such
oHerlng in town. JOHN SHOWALTER,
North fqI4 any time
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81 200 FOR MOST BEAUTIFUL WOODED
hillside home site. overlooking Little Falls;
restricted built-up section. Address Box
375-D. Star office.
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$500; FULL PRICE. BUYS CHOICE OF
ten lots II sold this mo. Water sewer,
street lights. street car and good highway.
Star Office
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CORNER BUNGALOW.

All masonry. large lot, absolutely mod
ern fireplace: garage to match house; O
show place: only So 500 if ali cash
THOS. z. FARRELL. Realtor.
721 10th st. NV. National 0765.
After s PM. Call Adams 2763.
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Battery Park, Md.-$1O,950.
New brick Colonial, excellent location.
improved street, lot 60x16O; Handicapped,
flagStone steps and walk; 3 bed rooms 2
baths. attic, built-in garage. automatic
heat; close to school transportation and
stores, Phone Cleveland 71S2 for appoint
ment to inspect
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2100 Wilson Blvd. Clarendon. Va,
o Inn nDnO

NEARBY MD.-OWNER MUST SELL
81 100, $500 d. p, for this beautiful
4srm and bath bungalow; large lot,
chicken house, etc. Phone District 1919.
NEW HOME: SOLID BRICK; FTTRPFD
walls and insulated; lifetime construction:
D., rooms and recreation room; tile baths
this home to appreciate IT, Inouire ! 1f2
North Randolph St. Cherrydale Va, or
cal OWNER. Columbia 1862
SUBURBAN APARTMENT PROPERTY
at "Oakdale Villa" Glen Echo. Md. ~
story frame building and "A lots, large oak
trees. hoi-water heat and other conven-
investment: easy access Of WASH D g.
CLIFFORD H. ROBERTSON
GEORGE z, HULL, Trustees.
Evening star., 1936-09-03

NEW HOUSE-TWO Families.
Five large rooms and bath. first floor;
four rooms and bath. second; fully inSu-
lated; large attic two-car built-in garage;
beautiful. large rooms, oak floors fireplace
automatic oil burner for heating house and
domestic hot water; on quiet street. of
tratlc; convenient to store. sanitarium and
bus; $3.50 Terms
r. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll St. Takoma Park. Geo. 5000.
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II ACRES IN MD

-Four miles from D. c. real bargain.
7-room modern house city conveniences;
lily pond chicken house garage trees and
shrubbery. Don't miss opportunity OF Sc
$3.50: terms Call Mr.. Fort.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
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/ LARGE ROOM. KITCHEN. PANTRY,
eoup,e: ceNK co $50 mo. nea bs rI St. s. NV
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MONTG. CO. MD. NEAR KENSINGTON-
Broom house. modern except heat: garage
garden; large lot: $4,000: $500 down.
Address Box 373-D. Star ONCE
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$685. BLOCKS WEST OF
18th. NEAR COLUMBIA RID

This handsome brick home contains
nine rooms beautiful tile bath hot-water
heat. electricity. one-car garage; newly
papered and painted. A wonderful home
or Investment at an astonishingly low
price. Call Mr.. SHEA. District 14II: eve
nings Adams 1863
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Jas QUE ST W-LARGE, NICELY
furnished apartment of two bed rooms;
large living room and private bath; maid
service; air-conditioned heat: continuous
neighborhood: suitable two or three gen.
tlemen; per month. $50. Inspection. ell
am or by appointment. Phone MI.
MOTT Metropolitan 1S43 or Georgia 504l.
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SALE-HOUSES.


WOODRiDGE BUNGALOW, FINE GROUND
Forced, account death, sacrifice. So. $50;
cost $500. See this at once. Dist. 5464. A.
MADISON ST. NV, l3l4-BEAUTIFUL
rooms. oil heat: unusual value, $40. BOO.
On !4th st; nw between ,S Webster sbs nrons ana
front and rear porches. GARAGE; only 81, $50.
Petworth. 801 Varnum st. NV; corner,
to be thoroughly reconditioned inside and
churches. stores and Transportation, de-
sseed 1n frame ram ssd 5Soms large
Capitol Hill. 71O "a" st. Sc; $3.50; 2
stories. 3 bed rooms. modern, baths. clean
neiehborhood- well constructed.
FRANK M. DOYLE. Realtor.
927 18th st. NV. District 1865.
37l2 FULTON ST-s r. 2 B.. SEMI DE-
tached brick S13,750; $3.50 cash. balance
like rent. Met. 43O0 Met. 4333;
BEAUTIFUL S-RM BRICK HOME. $4,000;
built-in garage; desirable ne. section:
ami: suitable terms. Mr.. PERKINS. Dis
trict 597q,
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.950-FINE BUY IN CONVENIENT AND
attractive Burleith 7-ROOM AND 2-BATH
automatic refrigeration and heating: big
concrete hoored rear porch. splendid kitch-
en- sarge An inspection will make.
EVENING PHONE CI.EYEI. AND 0l 20
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SALE-NVESTMENT PROPERTY.

nice renting sartior. rants rea sonahia:
total S12 600 annum: can be purchased
small amount cash balance one trust
Mr.. PORTER. Dist 1920. Geo. 1904.
Sl,250 BUYS RMS. BATH. BRICK;
h.-w.h., gas furnace etc. well located n. W |;
leased at $50 per month; you pay bldg
asSo. only S47 per month for entire ball
6339. Sc
ON 1ST ST, BETWEEN I AND K NV
6 r. and b., brick: h.-wh.. elec, 2-car gar;
zoned commercial. Just put in new condi-
tion. Rented for SAT. so mo. Price only
S3,95O. Deliver clear. or will finance E. A.
GARVEY, District 4s0S. 1925 VT. ave.
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WANTED SUBURBAN.

RENT, WITH OPTION OF BUYING. LTV-
able house in nearby Md. or Va Not over
$40 month. Telephone North 1852.
NEARBY VA-COUPLE. BOY. 3, AND IN
fant. want house. apt or board conv to
bus passing Wash. Airport. Must be very
reasonable. Mod. imp. not necessary. Ad-
dress Box 476-D Star Office
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-03-26
BOY SCOUT NEWS

March IS, the Boy Scout class of
Methodist Protestant church met at
the home of Scoutmaster Francis
Kraps; - members being present.
One new member, Francis F. Kraps,
jr., was initiated to the class. Nu-
merous games were enjoyed along
with the "eats" served. Afterwards
snow ball fght was staged in the
street. AS yet no broken windows
have been reported.
The 10th, Paul Scott met with
the regular taxidermy class at
Scout cabin; II members present.
Due to Pauls efforts along the lines
of taxidermy, the troop has been
offered booth at the annual merit
badge show, next month at Mariet-
ta.
goth, ten Scouts with Scoutmas-
ter Kraps enjoyed swim in the
Y. NJ C. A. pool at GAINESVILLE. Dur
ing the evening several tests were
passed and arrangements were made
for a class in junior life saving. At
ter the swim a hamburg eating con-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-03-26
Morganville

H. V. Trobert, who has been suf-
fering from complications, two
weeks, is able to be about his store
again. Mrs J. C. Buckley is suf-
fering from neuralgia.--M Fred
Roberts has neuritis in her ARM
Helen Carter, Dorotha Spears, Ha-
gel Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Potts,
Ronald Potts, Lewis and Leslie
Clay, Edgar Wise, William and j. c.
Miller were at Fred Roberts March
10, to help Mr.. Roberts celebrate
his 56th birthday. Refreshments
were served Several young folks
from here attended the movies at
McConnelsville, Saturday night.--J.
A. Anderson Of GAINESVILLE who died
very suddenly Thursday afternoon,
March IL of heart attack, was
former Morgan county resident, and
was a first cousin of Mrs. Charles
Buckley of this place. Charles
Buckley and. son Gerald and family
went to GAINESVILLE, Saturday after
noon.- -Hute Reed of Glouster is
visiting at John Jordan's Will
Reed and family also visited at Jor-
dams, Sunday.--Judge Arthur Tor
bert and family of McConnelsville,
and Dwight Torbert of Crooksville
visited at Fl. V. Torbert's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roberts an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Lena Roberts, to Lewis Clay,
son of Mrs. j. S. Gillespie, near
Portersville, which occurred Satur-
day, March IA, at st. Marys, w. Va.
Elmer Roberts, brother of the bride,
and Harold L. Davis of McConnels-
Vile were the attendants. There
was an old fashioned belling Mon
day night for the happy couple. We
extend congratulations s.--Gertrude
Buckley and Helen Carter were Sun
day callers at Fred Roberts '.--Sun-
day school is still progressing here,
in spite of the bad roads and in
clement weather. Remember, Sun
day school at 10 O'Clock. Preach
ing at II a. m. Prayer meeting
Sunday evening and Thursday even
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-03-26

ing at z: 7:30.--Leslie Smith of Zanes-
vile visited with friends and at
tended church here, recently
There was no school last week, on
account of the bad roads and snow
drifts Well, Triadelphia, the "Old
March Lion" did arrive in spite of
the fact we did not advertise this
time, so watch your step. He may
give us a second call.--John Street,
Bob Rowland and Martin Wise of
Fairmount neighborhood, who have
been in poor health for some time,
friends would wish.-Mrs. Amos
Hartley who spent the winter with
her son, Bert and family, of this
place, is now staying at the Emmett
Baldridge home, at Cheneyville.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Clay expect to
go to housekeeping at Joetown, in
the near future. Gerald Buckley
and family of Portersville called on
the formers parents, here, Satur-
day.. e. Day went to the twin
cities, IuoSudy. MISS barnes, MIS-
Ernest Mott, Miss Geneva Mott and
Mr.. Jewel of Glouster and Eugene
Trimper of this place were Sunday
visitors at Charles Buckley's. s.--Les-
lie Clay, Correne Roberts and Helen
Carter visited at VIM. Miller's near
Portersville, Sunday We extend
our sympathy to the children and
other relatives of r. l.. Burcher,
who passed away at Wolf Creek, last
Thursday Alma and Charlotte
Jordan visited at Lizzie Sands, Sun
day
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-03-26
White Pigeon

James Roberts and Mrs. Wright
of Columbus are spending some time
at the A. X. Ridgley home Elmer
| Rouanzoin, wife and daughter Alta,
and l.. A. McInturf and family spent
Sunday at Russell Hill's.--L. A.
Best spent Sunday with home folks,
and Norman Scott and wife at En-
NETT Scott's s.--Miss Freda Smith is
employed at the A. K. Rldgley
home Agnes Drake returned nome
recently, after spending few days
at the Harry Harris home.--Mrs.
| LYDIA Parsons and Mrs. Mary Nc
| EIfresh visited recently at r. W.
| Griest's 81. A. McInturf assisted
James Roberts with his brooder
house. recently y--Several of this VI
cinity viewed the Ohio river in
| Washington county, the past lew
days Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Best
and daughter spent Sunday with
Mrs. Best's grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Dyke. of Brokaw. Floyd Snearly
and wife spent Sunday at l.. o.
Snearly Chester NORM is able to
resume his duties in the twin cities,
after suffering with an infected
tooth. Everett McInturf visited
Sunday at l.. o. Snearly's.- Mrs
Lulu Best is improving and at this
| writing is able to be up some--Mr'
and Mrs. Chester NORM spent sat
urday in Zanesville.--Curt Mc1nturf
| 90
ing their spring vacation with home
ks.--Donald James of GAINESVILLE
spent the week end with nome
| folks Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. and T.
| w. Niceswanger Of GAINESVILLE, Curt
McInturf and family of Columbus,
George McInturf and wife, Mrs. Roy
James and children, spent Sunday at
John McInturf's. s.--Mr. and Mrs. +.
| D. Niceswanger and sons OF Zanes-
Vile spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Janes.--Mr. and Mrs.
| Carlos Coulson of Chauncey spent
few days with home folks, recently.
| Mrs. Floyd Snearly is i'll with
heavy cold..-Agnes Drake was
| Columbus caller, Tuesday.--J. A.
Fouts spent the week end in the
twin cities.
Death of Roberts Child
| Dorothy Roberts, the Is months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Roberts, passed away Monday night
| in GAINESVILLE hospital. The fam
ily reside on the late Taylor Ball
place. Besides her parents, she
LEAVES two sisters, and one brother,
of the home. The funeral will be
held this afternoon at o'clock, at
the Miller undertaking parlors,
with burial in Malta cemetery.