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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE BRICK, ,VINE;;coyERED
mi: shower: nr. cars; adults. Col. 10322
TAKOMA PARK-MODERN GROOM BUN
galow; very attractive location, near 18th
Ct buses; reasonable rental. Phone OWN
Err. Shepherd 30S0. 23'
ROOMS. BATH AMI S65 PER MONTH.
c. w. CLEVER. phone Clarendon 21.
ALEXANDRIA = COLONIAL HOME. 1o
rooms. 3 baths: partly furnished: excellent
condition. Can be seen by appointment.
Phone Alexandria 116.
GEORGETOWN. 1699 31st - DETACHED
house, all sides overlooking estate; well
furnished; bed rooms 3 baths. servants
room: 2-car garage: March Is to June 10
3517 S ST; NW.-SUBLET ) MONTHS
March l or later. nicely furnished. 5 rooms
complete nursery. maids room with bath.
electricity and Gas. See after IL a. m.
WOODLAWN VILLAGE. BALLSToN. VA
On Washington blvd: newly, built detached
tstic furnishings. n.-wh.. garage. large
grounds: at bus stop. 90 min. to Washing
ten. Call week days bet. and pm:
Sunday. bet. and 6. Metropolitan 1898.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY.
Center-hall brick Colonial house. First
moor: Large living room. hall. dining
room. kitchen. lavatory. and sun porch.
Second floor: Three bed rooms . baths
frieerator and oil burner. attractively
ret, S1"5 per month.
JAMES w. GILL, National 11ss. 23'
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

NEW ENdIIsH:TYPE HOME 8 ROOMS
and bath. h..wh.,. garage and big fr99nt r9nt
BUILDERS ATTENTION WELL os 70;
Chambers & Pallman. 2129 Wilson blvd.
HILLSIDE. Md ROOMS AND BATH.
frame bung.; new cond.: 100-ft front on
a State & read .,si mil sseoo 4rS9% SsIcR and and
rage. full base. fioored attic. h:-wh..
G. e. elec. range and refrigerator; 5000;
$500 cash $3.50 per month: buses.
sias sshe0ls os1s.w. s.s Call Mr. MARIETTA ~ a.ll
FOR sALE-sIx- ROOM sEMI-BuNGA::
iSw Ny Sath oeated esnad al Tss
Ma raalroad End Hishyay aa ,n.
cumbrances: Price. 800. L. B.
NICHOLSON. Dickerson. Md.
MUST BE SOLD NOW-s-ROOM HOUSE
on 10 acres fronting paved highway; .;
room modern house on 2 acres. beautifui
trees and shrubbery; 5-room modern bun
ealow. large lot. improved street; All con. on.
and Goysrnment otacss Fer ,tnsn.y Price write 1ts
owners, BOX ]. arlington. Va.
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INGRAHAM ST. NV.
slec., bath, incIosed porch; laundry
Prissa ilass; s ss.s5S. SSfneFs' 'u'''-'n garage
PARK PLACE, FACING
SOLDIERS HOME
This fine Colonial brick house; 6
rms. h.-w.h.. cleo, bath; hardwood
floors: laundry trays; very cheap at
$5,o00; terms arranged.
GEORGIA AVE-,
NEAR COL. RD. NV.
Detached brick; 8-room house;
h.-w.h.. bath. elec.; $3.50.
5th, NEAR H ST. NE.
This fine bay-wiHdow brick house; 6
rms. h.-w.h., elec.; laundry trays. rear
porches;, 2-car garage. Bargain for
price asking.
MARYLAND AVE. NE.
This large. bay-window brick house;
10 rms. g baths: h..w.h.. eiee; 2-car
EaraEe; brick; suitable for tourists or
roominE house. Priced to sell, $1,000.
NEAR 18th & H SITS. NE.
Brick house; + rms. bath; cleo;
house In good condition. Price. S2,s5O.
NEAR N. CAP. & X SITS. NE.
Four-family apt; 4 rooms and bath
| mo. Price. $500.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK
Corner property; g frame houses;
4 one has 6 rooms and one has rooms,
water. One brick, 6 rooms, bath. elec-
i tricity. gas. Total rents. S648 per year.
Sacrifice, $500 for all.
UNION ST. S.W.
Four frame houses; water; four brick
garages; Sf;4 per month, Price, $4,000.
lDA:HUMpHRIEC
E A L T o r J
sos n. Capitol St. Ma. 673e.6133-Os.s..
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE


HOUSES STORES, BUNGALOWS. FARMS.
apartments; clients waiting; properly @ W man aIs
K St NV. National 9593.
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR REAL ESTATE.
white or colored. large or small propertles:
regardless Of condition. Address BOX
2S7-R. Star ONCE.
SECOND COMMERCIAL GROUND. NV.
for equity in apartment house, Address
Box Git, Star oflce.
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sALE-RusINEss PROPERTY.

GEO AVE. AND IRVING NW-coRNER
store and apt. tapestry brick. 2-car, -
story brick garage in rear. dry cellar. oil
burner. :.
STORE AND APIS. ABOVE. GARAGE;
North 1869; eve and Sun. Emerson 57sa.
CORNER LOT. 5Ox15O: FRAME HOUSE
splendid for store and small apts.: low
price: small trade considered. Address
Box 301-S. Star Office. "a
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SALE-HOUSES.
CORNER BRICK,
BETTER PART, OF BRooKLAND.

r,SI,UUU CASH. $bo FER MONTH.
s, Eight rooms; two baths; recreation room
screens and awnings; hardwood iinish
throughout. Oil burner with domestic
families: kitchen On. second door Apt
will easily rent for $50 or more per month
offered, so do not delay, call at once, Mr..
BENNETT Potomac 4491
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TOCATION COUNTS.

Just off 18th and Sheridan n.w-New
77room and 2-batf home. .nh eauhipped with with
matte heat rock-wool insulation, furred
walls copper screens. built,;;in garase;
bright kitchen with beautifully eauipped
dirette, Convenient to cars. busseS.
Schools. stores and churches. Terms ar;
ranged. For appointment to inspect, call
Mr.. Fields Georgia 204G; TAT,
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MILITARY RID. Mr.. 28th ST.

Detached brick home, 6 bed
rooms. baths. large porch: re-
Gently reconditioned: 2-car garage,
On lot 50x200. Owner must sell.
S14,200.
THE FEDERAL-AMERIcAN CO..
Real Estaters.
1929 Eye St. NV. National S032.
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WANTED-OFFICES.

WANTED OR . ROOMS, SUITABLE
for music studio; vicinity Dupont Circle
preferred must be reasonable state par
ticularS and rent will sign Q lease. Ad-
dress Box Hat Star office.
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DETACHED BRICKS.

DETACHED BRICKS.
nSstttractiye. new brick homes. 8 large
rooms @ tiled bath. shower: Aoored attic,
fireplace, chestnut trim, modern Kitchen.
reasonable terms. Open and heated each
evening until 9. pm To inspect-Out
pat pnaet.half ns block 10 to home. e' ~ -'
'iie VIM r THoROwGooD.
ono4 R. L Ave NE. Decatur 0317.
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BRICK SEMI-BUNGALOW.

open fireplace large living room: s
JgSt ny terms es 9o
iumoia "tS5SN oPEN 1e TO DARK.
1921 18th PL. Sc.
out Nichols ave. to 5th St left to
Alabama ave. left to 18th pl., turn right
to open sign.
1904 14th st. NV District 3347.
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EUGENE H. PHIFER.
III II ~ " Z. NuTtN oNWV
DETACHED BRICKS.

Attractive. new brick homes 6 rooms tiled
bath, shower. fireplace finished attic. mod
pace m sae roof rear porc arse lot
rage. Open until pm. Price. $3.50:
reasonable terms. Out r. J. ave. to l1th
st. ne. right y block to home
VIM, R. THORoWGooD.
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TODAY SEE THIS HOME,

5617 New Hampshire Ave.
Detached Brick Modern and Up to the
Minute; Large Lot. Garage
BEAUTIFUL HIGH LOCATION.
Price. S10,5o0: Terms. May Consider
Exchange for Small House Or XaGant Lots
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1904 14th st NV District 3346.
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offered. SO do not delay, call at once. Mr..
BENNETT. Potomac 4491.
WESTERLEIGH.
ALL-BRICK COLONIAL HOMES.
SIX ROOMS AND TWO BATHS.
w. & A. N. MILLER
Dist. AGA. After 5 PM, Cali
Cleveland 1851. and Ask for Mr.. RAPHBUN.
CHEVY CHASE, D. Csc, ,75O.
LOW CASH PAYMENT.
TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER.
9 rooms. inclosed sleeping porch. tile
tractive living. room with open fireplace:
insulated third-foor; garage; near school
Cleveland 1900; evenings Cleveland 1903.
MARIETTA PARK,
434 QUACKENBOS ST. NV.
New. detached prick, g rooms. 2. baths.
club room. attic. oil heat. detached brick
garage. Priced to sell on terms. Open
daily. Phone Potomac 6021.
47O8 Blagden Terrace.
dering on ROCK creek PARK. Center hail
large laTse W. r. big side porch lay on fisst frs
(deck above). finished attic, slate roof. oil
heat screened. weather-stripped:
OPEN. MISS REED. ADAMS 2123.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

wooded Vi;sinia hillside. 4 mi. from White
House. on paved road clear Of trust. for
nearby or water front farm on lower
Patuxent or Ches Bay: honest value.
$I9 $J9 900; please give details. Address Box
TRADE coLoREp HOUSE: RENTED FOR
sx9e9' @ mo- GRACE 81 ;E'0 0ALsERTsos, Route IRON I.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE MOD
ern S-room and bath house in Southern
Maryland. cleo. h.-w.h.. IA acres OF good
loamy soil. nSver-failing artesian wells
new barn. outbuildines. You could not
build ts this house for the price ssked v,,Wl WiIl
Potomac gre.
NEW APARTMENT BUILDING.
231 1st st NE-Near U. s Capitol
De ,uxe apartments 1000 insulated and
exceptionally well ventilated. Large rooms.
fireproof sleeping porches., model kitchens.
electric rsfrigsration; fireepiaces ed and besqti-
SON BTTL61NG CO. i4Y7 < St. NV. "
WILL TRADE STORES. APARTMENT
house. home. all three properties clear.
worth in the neighborhood Of S100,O00.
SSESpsratti9n Sfssss aet 11,eky brokers encouraged
ADLAI MANN.
Net. 1901. ResS. Columbia ici7.
24-APT. BLDG.
1920 Chaplin st. NV rooms. kitcheA.
and bath each. viii consider vacant
b. j. snoN. Met. Bl12 Bet. 8 and = PM.
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S4,OOO-BUNGALOW.

1904 2nd st. NV (Van Buren and
Whittier stS.)-Five rooms, tile bath. hard
wood floors. concrete basement. Lot
35x135: terms. Open Sat. and Sun.
LEO. NJ. BERNSTEIN CO.,
71S 5th st. NV. Met. 5400.
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN
RENT-SHOPS.

FINE LOCATION. ABOUT LOO Fl;
cleo. hest. sas: low rental. Phone kens'
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RENT-oFFICEs AND STORES.
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WANTED-INvEsTMENT PROP.

ALL CASH FOR APARTMENT BUILDING
or large residence, convenient to down.
town, that can be converted into an apart.
ment house; brokers invited. See MIR.
KOERBER, 1916 K NV. National 207e.
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GAS STATION.

CORNER on heavily Travelled artery. 9
month: month; can t set possession II desired: APP
prox. 5000 So +. This yslpabe Un1 asn prop. r
iect to a FIRST trust: no repairs to make.
A good. safe investment or a proposition
for one wanting to get in the gas business;
MIDDLETON, 205 Investment Bldg.
cOLORED STREET-SIX ROOMS. SEMI
detached brick home a5 +. wide. Rent S45
location. j. LANE. Jr.. North 77i9.
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OPPORTUNITY
EsOE TILE IInNKE SEEKER

FUR THE HOME SEEKER.
s-room house on large lot: sleeping
porch and gear garage. Located in fine
residential section. =. block off Ga: ave.
For Sale at an Unusually Low Price.
S27 WHITTIER PI, NV 23s
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sALE-INyEsTMENT PROPERTY

SMALL APT. GOOD NV. SECTIONS;
price. $1,000: $4,000 cash. balance easy
terms; yearly income over S35. 900: low
operating costs; other bargains in invest
WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC. 9l6 18th St.
n " Met 1143
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CORNER COLONIAL

NOIC1NEIt VOLO1V IAII,
7101 sth ST. NV. S1o75O.
Compare this center-hal brick home
with houses costing a thousand more
First floor has large living room with open
fireplace: spacious living porch dining
room: kitchen equipped with Westinghouse
cabinets. lavatory On second floor. 3 bed
rooms and baths. large attic. You will
ton: furred walls. rock-wool insulation,
caulked and weather-stripped Don't wait
until Spring-or YOU may miss one of the
best bargains on today's rarket.
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Z NEW BRICK HOMES.

Woodridge-Samples. 261O and e634
Newton St ne, Large detached homes. 8
rooms. tile bath. shower modern kitchen.
slate roof. copper cutters and downspouts.
concrete front porch. weather-stripped and
screened. southern exposure. Lot 3Sx13a;
garage. Open and heated until pm. To
inspect. turn left at oath and r. I. ave.
ne. 3 blocks to Newton. then right to
aa. VIM. R. THoRowGooD.
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WILL SELL S., 600 EQUITY IN HOUSE
for $500; ami. detached, Broom bath
bungalow: lot 45xl3S feet; immediate
possession: located nearby up-to-date Md.
subdivision: paved streets and sidewalks,
For details address Box 35-T. Star Office. .
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NINE UNITS, SEVEN OF FIVE ROOMS
facing ft g Govt. PARK near large Govt. build
ines; income over $4,000 yearly. Price.
SIS 500. Will consider offer. Phone Geor-
r;a
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Sc. .95O-CHEVY CHASE. D. c. JUST
west Of Wisconsin ave-. delightful 5-room-
and-bath bungalow, with open fireplace,
automatic heat. porches. large lot. Can be
handled on easy terms.
SO. S50-,Near Dupont circle, Just north
bath house is one of the very few offer
ed for sale in this fashionable neighbor-
hood.
SI25OO-Near Conn. ave. and Columbia
I'd. l3 rooms baths; modern. eX
cellent for doctor. town house or guest
hoSie; sia ooo-Near Goth and F SITS. NV.
Large double house containing 13 rooms
and 2 baths modern. One Of the most
valuable and best rental sections OF the
THos. j. FISHER & CO. INC.
roe 1Sfh Of NJ w Dist $3.50.
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COLUMBIA RD. NV. AT 18th ST.
Moderate expenditure for alterations. will
produce at least $500 per mo. Price.
RnN oQ1-S Star mice
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
New detached corner 4-bed home on
very large wooded lot, in a select section
of new and fine homes: every modern ac-
cessory pertaining to a distinctive. home
has been included; nearing completion:
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A GOOD BUY.
rooms baths. arranged as 2 apts.:
apt. bringing $50 per month. Reasonable
cash payment and $50 per month; This
lent neighborhood Well financed and
worth your investigation.
NJ 3. WEAVER,
Cleveland 4944. District 334S.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

FOXHALL vILLAGE-SIX ROOMS. FUR
50SS.
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ENGLISH HOMES IN
FOXALL.
Double. fronts. and rooms. / and 2
baths. open fireplace. double. screened
porches. garage some with maids room.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC,
1922 Z st National 1910.
GOOD RENTING DISTRICT.
500. BLOCK F ST. NE.
s-room brick. hot-water, heat, 2 kitch-
ems: suitable for two families; deep yard
garage for 2 cars. Houses in this block
Priced very low. on terms. Call MT;
GuIFFRE, Metropolitan 1897. e. ELIOT
MIDDLETON. 205 Investment BLDG.
FOREST HILLS-$19,500.
East Of Conn: ave. near IS,S Rock :, G. Creek eel
brick-and-s -stone. construction; built for
owner BY day labor. rooms (3 bed rooms
and baths on second foor). den and
with open iireplass and bath above grade;
and weather-stripped: has an, economical
oil-burner heating system with concealed
radiation. elec. refrigeration. screens. avn
ings ard 2-car built-in garage; This
home and location will have Instant appeal
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th et. Realtor. Natl Q763.
Evening. Phone Georgia 1900.
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Blucficld. W. Va.

My Dear Mr.. AndrrSon:
beg 10 state that except for the
broad and statesman stand and
hcrculcan efforts Of Colonel Waller
5 lIaIlanan, The National Committee.
man of w. Va, our Mississippi Re
publican delegation would have been
THROWN cut of the National Rcpubli
can Convention Of 1892 nj Chicago
because the delegation was headed by
colorcd leaders, and today We. as II
race, would not have Il single repro.
sentative OH the National Republican
Committee, which represents the
highest councils of the party.
la fact. my dear sir. neither | nor
Mrs. f. T. Booze, would hold seals ON
The Republican National Committee
if Colonel IIallanan had NOT dcficI
the lily whites an dfcrccd them to
i've us justice.
Mississippi Republicans place him
along 10y the side Of Lincoln as orr
Continued on page three)
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r BUILDING NEW
ES p. LAM AND
ROTHERS PROMOTERS

f keystone is takiug ON
ryCStmCnt in tn" sums o.
lsands Of Dollars arc now
for the rebuilding Of til"
II Keystone. caused 10y Il
4 number of years agp.
nave been Sorrowfully va
my years. But Mr.. LAM
o.. are To- bC CONGRATULATED
20 fo have same lots Occu-
ice residential homes. As
r. three five room bric%
r their rules and taste %
ccomodatiCn arc under
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LAST LAP

Well ..cr all that may he coEine
in The Campaign is about end Let
and varied friends be this tn time for
themselves There will be disappointed
candidates than Their be Those who b.
defeated will be with Politics, I'LL bear in
mind gamble Hustle busy, sleep you
Meet your friends YOU think shedding Crocode will
do good is tn, to begin doing that. Bu if
think laughing good crying, then laugh Tuesday is
the last d. which speculate predict and fool the people
yourself.
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nUri'EhS GO. BOON COUNTY
HAS PROGRAM or CHILD
LIFE CONSERVATION
Continued from page One)

conferences We're.
Physicians i'm attendance: DIR. t.
II. Hunter, Huntington, pediatrician;
DIR. Il. l.. Hunter, Madison, county
health officer; Dr.. Thomas Blake,
charleston, state medical doctor; DR..
George Fordham, Pcwrllton, general
medicine; Dir. \. b. Carney. Van
general medicine: DR.. +. G.. Prathcr,
Wharton, general medicine: DR.. Alb
lamScn. Montgomery, eye, car, nose
and throat pccialist: DR.. Paul CAV
throp, Clothicr, dentist.
Nurses in attendance; Mrs. George
Fordham, Powclltm. interpretations:
Miss Ina Smnglrr, '.udi>nm, Car>wcli
providrnt; Miss Burke. Wharton, pro
vidcnt; Mrs. Hyatt, kimball, provi-
dent; Miss Curry, Powcllton. Keepers
Goal CO.; Miss Jones Montgomery,
Coal Valley hospital.
Weights and measures: Mrs. L. ii.
Jones, Mt. Hope. social worker, Mis-
Ruth Justice, Wharton: Mrs Miller,
Wharton.
Histories: Mrs. Hoxlry Wharton,
Nle's. Dabncy, Wharton; Mrs. Miller,
Wharton
Numbers, Mrs. Curnultc. Wharton.
Results of Conference -
Number Of children examined 90;
lothcrs present 10
Defects found: UndrrwcightS 80,
vcrwcightS IS, eyes C"ymjunctivitiS)
teeth %, tcnsil~ -, ears 16, nose
rhinitis) b phim"SiS %. Ldrnoid>
o, anrmia /. rickctS l. gland~( en-
aIGcd submaXilIaryl ,, posture /
cart ,. l.u"S ,, hernia (nmbilirall
/. -. guinaD |, crthoprdl
..tparaly~i> i fooD /, skin (raSm
al mentality ,.
Imm. ion.': Toxo'd> (dipihcr
~ 3S, smallpox 6S.
Tuhr:culin tests: Negative 10. posi-
i've 3.
t Fac mother was instructed indi
= .dually 10y Mrs. Gcorg. FcrClham III
: cgardS II corrections Of defects. Eacl
t..d that wal ,indrrwcight was given
1T slip ANIL Ike mothers were in
+ tructcd ON pc paYaiion of foods. I'll
crculin tests We. checked Saturday
pril %, and tire" positive test
ere found. The were Xrayrd in tn
Clculin clinic ~ Madison Nav lSt
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SHOTI FOR UNITED STATES SENAXE

1t to be conclusion that Former
Shot will be hCnoed with signal victory
day when the all in The
Well by Jove they couldn't do better. He ryya capable
and well prepared to fill the position Now just Ike
hearted up arly III morning. straight t. the
polls and vtc for Hugh Ike Stout and be assured You
duty. a.. ...... H.. 49,.
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PERRY W. HOWARD PRAISES
WALTER S. HALLANAN
Fellow Republicans

Fellow Republicans
Tic following letter from Perry
w Howard, Republican National
Committeeman from Mississippi. is a
c>timonill ~ Mr.. IIallanan's friend
snip to cur group
April II, 1886
Washington, -. G.
Nj. :. H. Anderson:
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A4*%*%*<***$<++++% 1%1%%%+
Lave somethin- 81 -ry. 1t down"d in
Oh the May. and councilmrn that
thcse new faces were there to assure
the Solons bf their desire TO assist
any way to make this present adj
miniStration success. Thus il was
member after member took pleasure
il speaking of thin.> that might hur
and help Th" meeting WAS void OF
The slightest fractional cvi;irn,r. F.v.
cry body made il known that h
wanted t. sec Keystone stay ON the
may as tn leading 7amd most contra
lied city Tor harmony ana cooperation
il The C.uny Of Mcdowell or III
STATE ,l west Virginia
Tho -a.jnctS touched upon w"r,
such a. 'hat of Health and sanitary
condition f the city lead 10y DR. J
f.. Brown md tile information given
hy him go very way most intrrc>tin
aud b..,G al. Other very imporIam
muiicr- v,rc taken up and anon;
tho" Wh, iook an active part in th"
discussion 10 the various matters per
tanning q" he welfare of the city Of
K",-r.a. outside Cf SolouS thcmsCl-
vc>. Hl. mentioned. McSSrS. sam
u.I W Charlie Smith. Johnnie
Rcd. E.lr Of The Mcdowell ITEMS
Na,,r O.. g. Hale, Dr. Prrcy Howard
ami others. ell of whom gave
,I,. remarks "a 20 their firm
H'. ~, sinccrii yof thc council
auI illustrative policies doing
ling.
matt r. taken up by
u finally delegated to TIL
'.a chief OF Police Bills were
as were salaries.
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*<*4<<%%<+<$<<
LEGAL AND PERSONAL
DAILY HAPPENINGS
HON. ELEM JONES. JH.

Hon. Fleming Jones, Jr. Of WEIGH
andidair fer member House Of Del
gatci on thr Democratic tic!iat, sub
rcI 1" iii" Urinary May 18th, pass
Il through liz" city of Keystone this
eek. He wa> quite Silent as TO what
might be The results OH the above
aimed date
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GEE larry

lry campaign seems TO b
Dst subject these days be-.
udicucC. Thank GuOduCe .
ID Jealousy. m1licr, preiu-
-intcgrcti,n among orr r.
.nhs.
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The objecf OF tlS suit j. TO obtain
from the defendant by thc plaintiff
a divorce from the bonds of matri
mony and f,r general relief
And IL APPEARING from an affidavit
cnusc, that the defendant is q non
now on file with the papers in this
'pesidcnt Of tn, STAR If West Virgin
ia; it is therefore ordered that the
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HOBART T.. PAYNE, Clerk

Cir-"ir C.u~. NcDovru. C0W.y
Wr~t Virginia
CIFEHART & Miller. T.. @.
Started Running Fri. May g. 1886.
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HAL F. MORRIS
(BUCkHANNON)
Candidate For Republican
NOMINATION FOR
State Treasurer

Your good will, influence and vot,
are most earnestly solicited.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-05-08
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

West Virginia Ia the Clerks OF
flee of the Circuit Court of McDoV
ell County. May / , 1886.
CLAUDE 6. EARiS. Plaintiff
". IN ChHnr'ry
OLIVE GRACE EiRLS. Defendant
PENDING IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF SAID MCDOWELL
COUNTY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-26

Waterbury has already given an enthusiastic welcome to the new Home Service Auditorium, located at 49 I,eavonworth street, and opened yesterday by the Connecticut Light & Power company. Hundreds flocked to the new auditorium during the visiting hours yesterday. ana ad- ditiOnal hundreds were streaming tfl today to study the hall and its ar- arrangements and to seek greater knowledge of the benefits derived from electric and gas service for the home.
 The air-conditioned auditorium is dedicated to the women of Water bury and vicinity, but the men have, surprisingly enough, shown an interest almost equal to that of the women. Many men have been among the visitors at the home service hall thus far, and they have shown Q deep interest in the displays and in the modern methods by which lighting, refrigerating and heating problems are solved. The men have shown every bit as much interest as the women in the models on display, and have studied closely all the articles on the demonstra- ton stage.
 Auditorium Open
 The auditorium was open for in- spection again this morning, and this afternoon at 2 o'clock Q large crowd gathered to hear 6 lecture on