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Evening star., 1937-03-03


boot"
Eben's slow drawl turned into a
gnarl.
"Whaddaya mean triflin', Jake Bar
ber?"
"Its a fact, an can prove it,"
Jake declared doggedly. For three
days straight runnin' amt she taken
that's just moved into the last house
on Pearl street? Now, I ask you,
amt she?"
"Howda you know he's a widower?"
Eben shouted. Answer me thet."
What difference does it make
whether he's bachelor or widower?"
Jake demanded.
AT least he's been there nigh on
70 four weeks an there amt been
hide or hair of women folks seen.
That is," and Jake winked at the
ioungers at the general store, there
amt been no women folks 'ceptin'
Mrs. Willis"
Eben shook a long forefinger under
Jake's hooked nose.
IF that's not true, Jake Barber,
you'll get wallopin', an If It's true
you'll you'll :"
Say it, Eben, say it," Jake taunted
from his vantage point behind the
counter. Whats ailin' you? Are
you scared?"
Jake Barber, you'll get one any
ways" Eben shouted wrathfully and
stomped from the general store.
Eben thought of what Jake had
said about Mrs. Willis, his next-door
neighbor, all the way home. He
Thought about the man who had just
moved in on Pearl street.
Guess he moved while was gone
20 the farm for a month";" he soltlo-
qui0ed.
LIE THOUGHT about the tale all
day as he worked in his flower
garden, catching up with the weeds
which had matured while he was
gone.
He'd done himself proud here" he
sxulted, with Mrs. Willis help -"
Again Eben caught himself pushing
thoughts Of the widow next door to
the back of his mind. He was furious
and ashamed of himself for doing so.
At last Eben set himself to watch
Mrs. Willis, and late one afternoon
he saw her leave her cottage with .
package In her hands. The package
Was round like . pie. She stepped
gingeNy along the walk. her thin
lowered dress floating around her.
He caught the gleam Of silver in her
tawny hair.
Eben was miserable. The little
doubt plant grew and spread. Dis
guted with himself, he locked his
cottage door and plunged away for
Q long tramp.
7 ATE the next afternoon Eben
heard a knock at his door Open
ing 1t he found Mrs. Willis on the
porch with a pan Of light rolls. The
smell Of them was ambrosia to Ebens
nostrils, but he was surly and rude.
He barely thanked her as he handed
her back her pan. She peered up at
him with grave concern in her kindly
blue eyes.
"Eben White" she told him, you're
In for q sick spell, what with that cold
you've got. A Summer colds the
worst thing on earth. Think I'd
best come in and fix you a mustard
plaster?"
"Oh, no. No thanks, Mrs. Willis. y
Eben gulped. Reckon I'm not feel
IN up to par, but these rolsu hx
me right up"
After she had gone Eben swallowed
hard. Her kindly concern had touched
Evening star., 1937-03-03
Policeman Is Chosen.

MOUNT RAINIER. Md. March 3
(SpeciaD Charles Bentsen was ap-
pointed a member of the Mount
Rainier Police Department by the
Mayor and Town Council at their
regular meeting last night.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
BIDS ON TOWN BUILDING
REJECTED IN RIVERDALE
Offers From Five Contractors
Held "Too Costly"-Plans
Will Be Modified.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RIVERDALE, Md, March 3.-Bids
from five contractors for construction
of two-stog brick municipal build
ing here we're rejected by the Mayor
and Council as too costly last night.
Expecting to spend about s13,50o
on the structure, the Council directed
Bernard Evander, Baltimore archi-
Evening star., 1937-03-03

granted to companies wishing to erect
apartment houses in that section.
The aSsociatino also voted to oppose
auto and gasoline tax increases.
Evening star., 1937-03-03

Flying Course offered.
Thirty-eight Oklahoma A. and M.
College students enrolled this semester
In an Introductory course to flying.
Evening star., 1937-03-03
By Elsie Mann.

idows trap an tr1in' widow to street pan of rolls
Evening star., 1937-03-03

TODAY.
Meeting, Philatehc Society, Carlton
Hotel, pm.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25
THANKSGIVING

Thanksgiving day has become such universally observed
onal holiday that few people perhaps realize that its general OBJ
the last Thursday November does back the
time of the Pilgrim Fathers who first observed Thanksgiving day
i'll the 1921 The general observance of Thanksgiving the
last Thursday November started in the 1868 Prior to that
time all the states New England and the other northern
states had annual day of thanksgiving by the proclamation OF
the However the did all select the
and there uniformity Of date for holding this festival
through persistence Mrs Sarah Josepha Hale who
editor of the first magazine published especially for
that President Lincoln the 1868 appointed Thursday August
of that year day for national thanksgiving praise and
err The 864) the last Thursday November
named by the president and has since been proclaimed annually
by the president the day of national Thanksgiving While the
holiday has long been celebrated Canada where proclaimed
annually by the Governor General usually the second Monday
in October.
there has been tendency take Thanks
giving lightly and sight of the real significance of the
Many much inclined good times take credit
themselves for their blessings whatever they be- while
times of distress human inclination to ask what have
be thankful or Many people asking that question this
One of the best for pessmsm thinking Of
hard luck and for day think of all of the good things
that have your way since Thanksgiving year
For those who have lost faith in spiritual things there
haPs little consolation But believe that the majority Of
people the United States by whatever they call their
religious creeds still believe that there Divine Providence which
has guided and will still guide nation and when stop and
the of of the people of the the world
feel surely ample ground national Thanksgiving
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25
AMUSING TO SAY THE LEAST

Recently the Republican National Committee held an unhar
meeting Chicago called IN response to per
ssent demands that the Republican party do something an
when Hoover and Landon the control the
Republican AS Borah expressed it two
from the tomb 1t the calling special convention whereby
they would and formulate policies and take them
fore the national convention and the convention here
poceadopt them Such Senator Borah opposed
the special convention the grounds that did not represent the
the rank and file the Republican but that OF
already repudated dguard leaders Many in the plan e
fort of former president Hoover snatch the OF his party
control, and capture the presidential nomination.
While all of this taking condemning the Roosevelt
administration and the New Deal general Forelo H. La Guar
da eeeced mayor of New York by overwhelming
orty the Republican ticket but the Roosevelt New
Deal that he reelected The president has no
loyal follower and supporter than La Guardaand the only diff
ference between the that La Cuarda much New
Dealer than president Guardia talked of Re
publican candidate for the presidency 1870 But unless the Re
pubcans take back everything they have
said about President Roosevelt he would consider for single
running the Republican ticket The big percent Of the
Republicans of the know that the Republican party
become must adopt practically all
the New Deal policies of such President RooeNe and
Mayor La Guardaand swing clear from all such reaction
aries Hoover and Landon.
The old time Republicans don't their hitherto e.
O. die but they know that will unless they become progressive
and embrace the New Deal and the from the old
the new is getting to be amusing to say the least.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25
AGRICULTURAL PRORAMG
is UNDER WAY

The 1888 agricultural conserva-
ton program will get under way
this week. Meetings are now being
held to elect community committee
men, who will administer next year s
soil program. Any person, who, in
connection with farming operations
in 1898 on a farm located in the
county, is entitled to receive all, or
a share of the crops produced there
on, or the proceeds thereof, or any
person who owns farm located in
the county field-rented to others for
cash, shall be eligible for member
ship in county agricultural conser-
vation association for 1898. Mem
bers of Morgan county association
are entitled to vote in township
elections.
Schedule of meetings are to be
held in the county as follows: Penn,
Nov. "a, at 1880 p. M, PennsviIle
high school; Marion, Nov. 26, 300,
Chesterhill high school; Windsor,
Nov. 26, 1880, Stockport high
school; Union, Nov. 26, 200, Ring
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25
M. & M. School Notes

P. T. A. meeting next Monday ev-
ening.
Castalia, the literary club of the
high school, will give program
Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Grove had charge of
chapel service Wednesday morning.
The students of NJ e M. will en-
10y a Thanksgiving vacation, Thurs
day and Friday.
On Tuesday evening, Nov. 23,
Miss Catherine Jaynes gave party
at her home for the members Of the
M. & NJ band.
Miss Elizabeth Mccain, of the
publicity committee for the North
west Territory celebration, address
ed the students at chapel Tuesday.
Miss McCann reviewed the history
of the American Indians in Licking
county She also told of the history
of several of the surrounding towns,
such as Newcomerstown and the
massacre at Big Bottom park. This
year SO men from the states of the
Northwest Territory will follow the
same trail that the original colonists
followed They will arrive at Ma
rietta, next April, and will begin a
tour of Ohio. Because of the i'm
portant part that this section played
in our forefathers time, it is felt
that we should try in every way to
make this coming celebration sue
cess. Miss McCann is a very en-
tertaining speaker and anyone
should consider it privilege to
hear her.
Wednesday, Nov "a, at 1:15 ,.
M, French III play, LA Surprise d
Isidore" Selection, high school Or
chestra; debate, Resolved, that the
several states should adopt a sys-
tenn of unincameral legislation" af-
firmative, Marjorie Smith and Roy
Clifford; negative, Ernestine Daniel
and Arthur Cotton; talk, Situation
in Spain," Evelyn Winegardner;
reading, "Backfield Nightmare,
Mary Elizabeth Henry; talk, "The
Origin of Thanksgiving" Jane
White; original poem, "Castalia,"
Ruth Abel.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25

school. Officers elected to serve
next year are: President, Mrs. Stella
Pyle; sec'y-treas., Mrs. Freddie Rob
erts; hostess, Mrs. Jennie Frame.
Mrs. B. S. Peyton is confined to
her room, suffering with flu
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Brewer, Ber
nice Parker, have moved into the
Mrs Linnie Moore house, recently
vacated by the Nolan family.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Frame of
Philo spent the week end at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. M. Frame
A number of families are taking
to butcher and cure their winters
supply of pork
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Achauer
and little daughter Linda Sue of
GAINESVILLE were visiting Mrs. Ach.-
auer's mother, Mrs. Pauline Riggs
and family, Sunday.
The members of the Baptist
church choir met with Miss Iva
Bowers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Thurman Dickson one evening re-
Gently. Because of the inclement
weather, not all of them were pres
ent. A delicious lunch was served.
and they spent an enjoyable even
ing together.
Several families in the community
are suffering with colds.
Rev. H. A. Miller, local Baptist
pastor, is conducting evangelistic
meetings at the Salt Creek Baptist
church. Last Sunday evening he
closed successful evangelistic cam
paign of two weeks at the Pleasant
Valley Baptist church.
George and Tommy Drake were
business callers in GAINESVILLE, Satur-
day.
The usual Thanksgiving rush of
turkeys to market is on. The birds
are not so plentiful, as in previous
years.
1t is with sincere regret that the |
older people of the community read |
of the death of Able L. Jones, prom |
inent attorney, of GAINESVILLE. He |
was we'll known and highly respected
here, having taught the Rural Dale |
school couple of terms
Blue Rock grange is planning a |
supper and entertainment, for Sat.
urday evening, Nov. 27. This will
be an open meeting and the public
is cordially invited
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25
Poplar Ridge

Mrs. Paul Massey and children
attended a duck dinner, Sunday, at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. e. Wainwright, and Mrs. l..
J. Massey of McConnelsville
Paul Reed spent the week end at
Athens.
Dickie Copeland is on the sick
list.
June Martin of Malta spent the
week end with her friend, Edith Ell
len Taylor.
Mrs. Frank Porter is teaching
school this week at Unionville for.
Margaret Rothrock.
The ladies of the Deerfield grange
are making quilt which they expect
to sell for the benefit of the grange.
Ray and Roy Coolie are suffering
with whooping cough.
Garnet and Meta Ellis who have
been ill with whooping cough, are
much improved.
Mrs. Fred Horn and son Fred
erick of GAINESVILLE were recent vis-
tors at the Geo. Walpole home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Pleads Not Guilty

Donald Lawrence, who was ar
raigned Tuesday before Judge c. M.
Riecker, charged with driving while
intoxicated, pleaded not guilty.
Bond is fixed at $500.
Judgment by Default
In the money only case of Fred
Rollison, administrator de bonis
non, Of the estate of George N. God
frey. deceased, VS.. H. H. Choguill,
judgment by default is given plain
tiff in the sum of $2,443.40.
The case of The Cincinnati Time
Recorder company. VS.. Clarence d.
Bode, Of Chesterhill, has been set
tied, dismissed, and costs paid.
Diyorce Granted Mrs. HerroId
The uncontested divorce case of
Mary HerroId VS.. Martin Herrold,
was heard Monday by Judge c. M.
Rieclzer. The plaintiff was granted
divorce from defendant on grounds
of non support, and was given GUS
tody of minor child.
In the case Of Lizzie Bachelor vs..
The Ohio Fuel Gas company, in
which damages are claimed in the
sum Of $4,000, demurrer is over
ruled.
Demurrer to answer is overruled
in the money only case of ]. H. An
derson vs. r. w. Turney.
Files Amended Petition
In the case of Stanley Radcliff VS..
Charles Mautz, plaintiff files amend
ed petition. In this action Radcliff
who resides at Meigs, asks $4,000
damages for injuries he alleges he
sustained when kicked by stallion
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25

FLYING OVERSHOES Aid
ing ION time" Winter flying
schedules, nine major airlines
are this Winter equipping planes
with de-icers-pulsating rubber
tubes designed by engineers of
The B. F. Goodrich Company
cooperating with government
and private agencies, to crack
ice from wings. &
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25

owned by defendant, while at the
Muskingum county fair grounds. In
addition to the $4,000 damages he
asks $23 for hospital bills, and
SIT for Doctors services.
PROBATE COURT
Stanley Newsom as guardian of
Ivan and Eugene Newsom, minors
files first partial account.
Thomas Fletcher, the person
named in the will, is appointed ey-
ecutor of the estate of Mary c.
Fletcher, deceased. Bond, $4,000,
with Frank Shafer, David Allen and
R. B. Pickens as sureties.
J. c. Hickerson as administrator
of the estate of Harry Randall, de-
ceased, files final account.
In the matter of the estate of
Radford Hickerson, deceased, J. c.
Hickerson, as administrator, files
final account.
The will of George HI. Carr, late
Of Marion township, is admitted to
probate. The will devises to his
wife, Lille F. Carr, two lots in
Chesterhill, all household goods and
furnishings of his home in Chester.
hill, in lieu of the first years al
lowance and the personal exemp-
tions to which she is entitled as
widow under the laws Of the state.
The remainder Of estate, real and
personal, is to be converted into
cash, and the same divided into Is
equal parts and distributed as fol-
lows: One part to daughter Bessie
Hickerson; two parts to the follow
ing sons and daughters: Gus Carr,
Edith Price, Anna Greathouse, Ches
ter Carr, Stella Mcdaniel, Maud
Henery, and two parts to deceased's
wife, Lille +. Carr. Gus Carr and
Chester Carr are nominated In the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25

will as executors, with the request
that no bond be required of them.
The will which is witnessed by En-
NETT Abel and Mary Louise Fox,
bears date of May 10, 1887
Mildred Coulson is appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Harley
w. Coulson deceased, late of Wind
sor township. Bond, $1,000, with
Edgar Michener and J. A. Hayes as
sureties. The probable value of es-
tate is $500 personal, and $1,000
real estate.
The estate of Margaret Johnson,
deceased, is not subject to inheri-
tance tax. Gross value of estate is
$7,05313; debts and costs of ad
ministration, $767.62. The net mar
ket value of estate is $6,285.51,
which passes $3,14276 each to Ber-
nice Bowman and Gladys McCune.
daughters.
Mona Walker as eXecutrix of the
estate of L. d. Walker, deceased,
files first and final account.
Marriage Licenses
Dane e. Hall, merchant, of Hack
ney, son of Dwight and Pearl Petty
Hall, and Lura N. Morris, McCon-
nelsville, daughter of Riley and
Clara Sylvus Morris.
Alfred D. Cope, who gives his
occupation "retired,' who was born
at Philadelphia, Pa, son of William
and Sarah Dutch Cope, and Mrs.
Sarah j. Crawford, daughter of
James and Hannah Smith, both of
RECORDERS OFFICE
Elsie and Byron Hughes to Col
die and Russell Eppley, 65 acres,
York, 81.
AIDA D. Carpenter to Alonzo w.
and Evalyn p. Shinn, McConnelsville
lot, ST.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25
DID YOU READ 1T?

week published article by tanbey Alderman under
the caption of "Save Morgan County, This article is OF much
historical and readers took time
enough Those who did should do and 1T should
find prominent place books number OF articles
that subject consider this the best
connection that have
of Mr. Ademans articles which will from time to
All these articles have local history
and very valuable additions to the history OF Morgan county
The material these articles has been gathered period OF
by Mr. Alderman and his grandfather the late b. NJ
stanbery both of whom kept comprehensive clipping and
filing system
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25

gold township hall; Homer, Nov.
26. 1880, Bishopville township hall,
Deerfield, Nov. 26, 200, Triadel-
phia school house; York, Nov. 26,
1880, Deavertown school house;
Bloom. Nov. 26, 1880, Tunnel Hill
school house; Malta, Nov. 20, 200,
Malta grange hall; Bristol, Nov. 20,
1880. Bristol centralized school;
Manchester, Nov. 20, 900, Reiners-
vile high school; Center, Nov. 20,
1880, Hackney school house; Nor
gan, Nov. 80, 300, county agents
office; Meigsville,, Nov. 80, 200,
Neelyville grange hall-Delmar M.
Glenn, Chairman, Morgan county.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25
Rural Dale

One Of the most successful insti-
tutes ever held in this community,
from point of attendance, program,
and a general good time, was
brought to close, Tuesday after
noon. Bruce Tom, rural sociologist,
from the State University, and Mrs.
Cunningham, of Dayton. were the
principal speakers, and both proved
their ability as real entertainers,
and instructors. Vonda Lee Stall
won first prize in the poster contest,
and Delmar White, won second.
Both are pupils OF Rural Dale
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25
People and Spots in the Late News

HATTTAN MASSACRE -. Georges
N. Leger, Haitian Foreign Minister,
tells Acting State Secretary Sumner
Welles, left, and Minister to u. S.
Ellie Lescot, right, of clashes in
which he said at least 1000 of his
countrymen were slain on Domini-
can side of border.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25

"Strike-on-Both-Sides was the
unusual name of an Indian maid, so
called because when little girl she
was rescued from other Indians
about to kill her by her father, who
struck down her captors on both
sides.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-25
The Swedish Academy

The Swedish Academy
The Swedish Academy, which an
nually awards the Nobel prize in
literature, was founded in 17o6 by
King Gustaf III.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

HERALD HARBoR-ATTRACTIVE COT
ea,y fs1ms avg aRS h9y ITs
Ridgewood ave. Baltimore, Md.
COLMAN's COTTAGE, NEELD ESTATE,
Plum Point. month or season; electricity;
private private beach. Open Sunday. Emerson
$1,000: $500 CASH. S1b MoNTH-FouR-
Md. Lincoln b421-W.
sHADYs1DE., .,MD-FURNIsHED SCREEN
ed cottage. facing bay; electricity; toilet.
WENDELL. Columbia 1139W.
FOR RENT AT KITTY HAWK BEACH. A
write cLAUD1A sXNDERLiN sa Kitty pyf Hawk esk
NORTH BEACH--DEsIRABLE COTTAGE.
rent rem A Sl5 week week Drive to end Of End st;
and sSspheTd Gn lss5 Prsmsss svennss Sat
COTTAGE AT FA1RHAvEN, MD. RENT
IGr Oh summer: running water. ,elec. See MR..
thereafter. call Met. $685. between 8 am
HERALD HARBoR, BLOCK IA LOTS 21
inss-Wi; 1ns "; close to water front. Deostur g.
FOR sALEINEw COTTAGE: 2 SHADY
Va. Call Cleveland $685. washington
JACKSON .LAKE-FURN1sHED COTTAGE
wi ouAC, UhI kdlu TIlOLc CLARENDON
FOR FOR RENTmN BEACH PARKI5,R. cor
tase s,Ss all cony: screened porch. large lot.
ave. bet. Pine and catalpa. blk. &c. Wis.
4022-W.
COLONIAL BEAcH-FoUR-RooM WA
s1sS sSfHse T55Ss inf Ae fes aos
1920 Ontario I'd. NV. Wash. D. c.
LOTS NEAR TIDEWATER FISHING.
ppaa epoatins; Is miles south Dist; S75 and
!Ho' s.W. Met' eetmf 1880 blAhElf' SS' ll'h e st.
WANTED-coUPLE TO TAKE OVER At
tractlVe home on water; 10 min. out An
napolis; board owner and wife: liberal
terms TO desirable tenants. Address Box
4S1-B, Star office.
FURNISHED COTTAGE ON WATER
front al Friar Tuck. Sherwood Forest
y rooms. baths. modern conveniences;
for sale; reasonable price. Apply EUGENE
MARTIN. on premises, or phone Calvert
SACRIFICE SALE. MUST SELL. 7-ROoM
fioHttase. iH &C. eec:; water: 2 chimneys, with ! to
y payment and $50 per month Inquire
State road.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
FARMS FOR RENT.

30 ACRES, SMALL HOUSE. OUTBUILD-
lngs good roads to door, $50. Address
Box l5l-B, Star office.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY (MD) DAIRY
farm, 125 acres, part clear. part
woodland; Old Georgetown I'd. and
Grosvenor lane. northeast corner
between Bethesda and Rockville;
old house. dairy barn. silo. milk
house. pump house. ETC.; rent. $50
SHANNON g. LUcHs CO..
1906 H St. NV National o345
Evening star., 1937-06-06
LONG POINT
SEVERN RIVER

WILL SELL OR LEASE MY FURNISH
BEACH; WELL SHADED, HAVING ALL
MODERN CONVENIENCES. WILL BE ON
PROPERTY SUNDAY. c. NJ. LAKE,
Evening star., 1937-06-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

MONTGOMERY CO. ACREAGE WILL
yoae ysa oppoTtanty DTG y eSvsh vsf ) ase Has
parkway to be. established Adjoins pro-
Eressiye subdivision: wonderful trees, sew
eral streams high elevation; $22, 800 for
acre. Think Of it@fsrm lands sell for
this price. Ready for immediate develop
ment or excellent for speculation.
1essf1 IERoY 1E q oHpp1s fXst snd SUNDAYS clev'
TRACTS OF HALF ACRE OR MORE
miles from Washington Memorial PARK;
,ss.09sOls eve e BucaANxR Jsss1,ii,1Rq' ssr~'n
BY oWNER-12 MILES FROM WASHING.
BERRY. Vienna. Va. Vienna Io2-W. q.
8 OR 10 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE AT
Camp Springs, Md. miles from Wash
to coa.r co9n oqs asS
on premises.
VERY DESIRABLE SITES FOR SMALL
covered with large hardwood trees, dog
trees trees up to ' four feet diameter and large.
syserrTunnns -, :, bsanGh on Msyhsw road, fpas,
Capitol, Building: reasonable. Drive out
aasl th!s :tssEnoRn s5s7 Sn g g. call MR. sHrILspY'
ACREAGE; SEVERAL MILES STATE
eqsa vsae sons te
FFgILToN +; GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV.
TWENTY ACRES ROLLING LAND.
stream. two acres timber: Fairfax County.
aons On madadsm nSs Rdes losd s o. IL mts iy ad
dress Box 4O-B. Star once.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
SEVERN RIVER

HAVE SEVERAL MOST DESIRABLE
WELL-TIMBERED WATER FRONT LOTS:
PRIVATE. SANDY BEACHES RESTRICT
ED. WILL SELL REASONABLE CAN BE
SEEN ON PROPERTY SUNDAY, OR
PHONE C, M LAKE. GLEN BURNIE / 80