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APARTMENTS uNEuRhISHrn

1928 CLIFTON ST. NW.-5 RMS, BATH
sleep. porch: south, expos: all new dec
el. box new gas range: S575 Col 415a
COPLEY COURTS 1914 18th ST. NV
Refrlseration and gas free; continuous
switchboard and elevator. Spacious a
room apt. all outside rooms large kitchen
bath. closets. Resident manager
1873 SPRING PL NV. (36l5 j 9Th sT1-
2 rms. kit: and bath. convenient TO cars
And buses. LARGE lawn. x53.
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CLEv. PARK. 3429 Bath STA REAL
home. beautiful brick det.. rms. 2 baths.
MAIDS quarters. auto. heat ami. garden
FACING 'WARDMAN HOTEL, 8 ROOMS. .
paths OIL heat. Frigidaire. ami. Cali
AADULTs-To RENT MY HOME, 5-RooM
radio; Is minutes to Capitol References
exchanged: $50. Call Greenwood 2461-J'
~ Barney ST., Cottaee City, Md
CLEVELAND PARK. 2945 NEWARK ST
hh,tractive h,rna ;S-room, det. house. new oil
schools and shopping center. sANDOZ
INC, Decatur 4Ol0.
1923 NEWARK ST. CLEVELAND PARK
2 rms. of large house oil heat, until Nav
/. $50 per month: Adults. Cleveland S790.
CHEVY CHASE - REASONABLE: DE-
taehed: . rooms, comp. furn.: piano. cleo
available Sept. 5. Phone Wise. 65S3.
500 WHITTIER ST NV -
Detached 6 Rooms and Bath Garage.
,-o, BRoDIE 70 & COLBERT, INC.
SMALL. ,ATTRACTIvELY FURNIsHEp
tress, coil springs; piano. radio. elec. re-
frigeration; oil heat; garage; $50; no chill
dren. l721 l. st. ne. after pm.
A SACRIFICE IN ROCKVILLE. MD-A
beautifuf nearly new detached house, mod
ern in every respect: center hall. lovely
nished: Will lease for one year; SIS per
month.
PHILLIPS & CANBY. INC.
1012 10th st. NV National 1900
5105 ILLINOIS AVE. NV ROOMS. /
bath; sas heat. Lear garage. Seen by ap-
louis P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 X st. NV. Natl 1866.
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ARLINGTON. VA-Corner OF PERISH
ing drive and Gartield-S0-ft. frontage:
new 7-room brick. side porch facing lovely
wooded park; fireplace, bed room on first
floor, steel easement studio windows
chestnut trim. sunny kitchen. toilet in
basement. rock wool insulation. copper
screened. detached brick garage. oil burn
er: close to schools. stores. 10c bus at
door. Clarendon nj. 49,
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III NORTH CAPITOL ST LARGE
rooms. kitchen. bath; heat; S3s. 49,
1923 LANIER PL. N.W.-VERY ATTRAC-
tive apt; exposures; living room. dining
room. kitchen, 2 pantries. sun porch. 3
bed rooms, . baths, maids room garage;
rent reason ahle AnnlY Ami 201
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HOUSES WANTED 70 ReNT

WANTED BY OCT. /. SMALL HOUSE. 2
PED rooms. anil. fur. or unfur Box
lO3-S. Star.
FOR YEAR OR LONGER; FURNISHED
mouse or apartment: must have two bed
rooms. Box BOAR. Star 13s
WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY CALL
MOSS REALTY CO.,
IoWEH BLDG MET. 177o.
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Exchange Your Old Home
A NEW DETACHED HOME.

In new-house condition: six large rooms.
bath and garage; h.-w.h.. with oil burner;
beautiful large trees on lot 100 by lI5.
dolph lT4O
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WANTED TO SELL EQUITY OF 81 900
ON $4,000. Finest Connecticut ave-; would
exchange for D. c. or nearby Maryland.
Attention real estate brokers. Box 3O6-R'
Star
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INTOWN-LOW RENT
WHY PAY HIGH RENT?

RIM, KIT. S3s; . RIM. KIT. S47
-, Mpoern elevator bldg, convenient. THE
BLAIR. 1921 NJ st. NV. National 5437,
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FEW CHOICE
FURNISHED APTS. AVAILABLE.
THE CAVALIER
15OO 14th ST. NV COLUMBIA 5000.

1908 18th ST. N.w.-NEAR CENTRAL
High SCHOOL: 4 rooms kitchen. bath. back
porch, electric refrigeration elevator
service. reasonable rent to suitable tenant.
P. ]. WALSHE. INC.
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rooms. kitchen and bath. corner newly
tlfn; ana oecorst ted, S65; > rooms kitchen
AH-spt. building, one Of the best locations
IN the city a. Rock Greek Park, between
bne lar and the new Calvert St Bridges
z9lo 10Th st. NV. Parking space Resi-
gent manager.
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FOxALL-s RMS. BATHS, DOUBLE
rear porches overlooking Government
Dark; built-in garage. elec. refriGeration;
automatic oil heat; exclusive. convenient
neiehborhood. Call MR.. LINDER. Wis
cOnSiu k1S6
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HOUSES uhfuRNlshEp.

rear ,porches overlookina Government
park; bailt.in sarase: eiec, refriseration;
neiehborhood. CAN Mr. LINDER. wis
NEW BRICK HOUSE. LARGE BED
tion hall. large living room. fireplace. dining
room. breakfast room, kitchen: oil heat;
storage hot water; built-in garage, shade
Eastern ave; Takoma Park. Md. Shepherd
24s2. w. R. DOUGLAS.
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
To beat the rental game"--save yourself
some money-have a better house in which
10 live-a brand-new brick home with 2
baths. large rooms upstairs recreation
room In basement. Payments arranged from
$50 to sos monthly; small down payment
required. Refined neiehborhood near all
roi Go opf fre ave- to Calvert St st. out
Calvaft ST. to 39th St. down seth st. to
w st. then left on w to 1921.
SO QUINCY PL. NE-TwO-STORY. ALL
O. S7os. :, FRESHMAN 1906 H. l. NV N0f'n
61l JEFFERSON ST. N.w-sEMI-DE-
tached brick house with bed rms: newly
decorated; so month. Randolph oO36.
frst-fioor lavatory hot-water heat, s75.
p. j. WALSHE. INC.
1lo7 Eye st. NV. National 646s.
1924 ONTARIO. PL. NV.
rooms as4a 'srh TfLpsN 81 ess' ST. nv. Ssr"se'
ssmidst an aons r.; cpsvs b; oil beat garage
BRODIE u COLBERT. INC.
1907 Eye st. NV. Natl. sS75.
1880 EAMES PL. NE.
rooms and bath, hot-water heat:
front and double rear porches, built
III garage, electricity S45.00
1905 sHAsNoN Il 81 N'w = LqGHs Na5isusf c9-: sa.s
1923 WYOMING AVE. NV
10 rooms 3 baths. oil heat. 3
car garage; stucco, detached;
very prettily handicapped: excel
lent neighborhood -S225. 90
2314 32nd ST. Sc
8 rooms bath. h.-w.h.. oil
burner. detached Brick $500
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1719 st. NV National 1855.
BUNGALOW. 1898 EVART ST. NE-6
rms. bath. Gear garage, $3.50.
3s43 lgth st. n.e-9 rooms. 2 baths.
635 M St ne-6 rms. bath. h.-w.h.,
elec. refrigeration, $50.
30S Seaton pl. n.e.-6 rms, bath, good
condition. S4T 80.
430s 18th st. NE rms, bath. all
L. V. THACKER,
o726 18th ST. NE.
COLORED-S19.5O-I2 d ST. AND
1889 E st. s.e.-4 rooms. kitchen. yard,
running water; white neighborhood; near
car line. Decatur 2424.
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FAIRFAX HOTEL,

CORNER MASS. AVE. AND 21st ST
Apartments ] to rooms and bath; hotel
service optional; special Summer rates,
Excellent restaurant Deiiehtfillly cnol
root garden D z STEPHAN mar
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ATTRACTIVE DOWNTOWN,

Front cross-ventiation. newly deco
rated; bed rooms. spacious living room
ana reception hall, kitchenette. bath With
shower free refrigeration: SIS Apply ON
premises or E. QUINCY SMITH, INC. 9Og
18th st. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

7e3 WHITTIER ST. Nw--NEw DE-
tached home. Just completed; z rooms. .
baths, automatic heat; recreation room
deep lot. Randolph o36s. Open daily and
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WOODBRIDGE.
HOUSES fIJRNISHEn

29l4 Vista st. n.e.-7-room house with 4
Unfinished. S75. Furnished SS5.
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NEW sIx-RooM BRICK.

baths. automatic heat; recreation room,
deep lot. Randolph o3es. Open daily and
NEW sIx-ROOM BRICK.
Dctsched:. oak floors. fireplace. colored
,ile bath fully insulated and screened.
ioII CONGRESS- ST. Sc.
On, Aiso Nso,o,. New Brick Bpnssiows, 10.
100. IVA WsPLE j, s s y JAMES, INC; ,,,7
S6'65o-NEW DETACHED BRICK. lst-FL.
bed rm. and bath. = bed rms on
End n. Location, close-in new d. c.
development. Natl, l43s till 9 pm.
NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.-DETAcHED.
rooms. ? baths. h.-w'h.' oil burner. gso' brick
u.,,d,sSDJ BRopJE & COLBERT; INC.
TWO BEAUTIFUL BATHS.
Built-in gar. 1888 Jenifer st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE, GROOM BUNGALOW. 2
pea rooms. h.-wh.; oil burner; ,93-ft.
ground; well Handicapped: one-csr garage
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC.
national 1915. 1907 Eve st. NV.
s6.950--s50o CASH. sos MO.
newly decorased sassa aass now
''' Y:sss5SHz isss OWEN iss sT. Ne.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
l224 14th st. NV. District 3347.
240 MADISON ST NV
Facing Fort Slocum Park
dition.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
6O4 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
attractive. new, detached brick homes;
. rooms z baths. fireplace. chestnut trim.
furred walls. insulated attic. modern kitch-
en-. oil heat. garage. concrete front porch
slate roof. copper cutters. weather. stripped
screened. Open until pm
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 r. I. Ave. NE Decatur O3I7.
S9'450-CH. CHA BEAUTIFUL HOME
in new condition, 4 rms, bath, ga
rage. large lot with lots of shrubs
The best buy in this section today
till pm
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR

CHEVY CHASE BED ROOMS, .
paths, second floor; 2-car garage; gas
neat Sept. 18TH to June 18th or longer
II desired. Reduced price If leased by
Iuesday noon. Wise. 57a3-J
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED,
QUIET LOCATION,
G100 1dfb CIT NW

Out 18th St, right on Sheridan st =.
right on l4th st. TO 800. Detached.
new building, cross-ventilation. overlook
ing Rock. Greek Park; > and 3 room.
olnette, kItchenette, bath, shower. A
restiul home--see them today
BROD1E g. COLBERT, INC,
1907 Eye st. NV. Natl ss15.
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NEARLY-S7 ,95O-NEW.

DETACHED BRICK HOME WITH CLASS
WILL INTEREST THOSE IN MARKET
FOR MORE COSTLY HOME.
Northwest. new section: lot 7Ox14O
shade. House central-entrance plan. spa
cious living room, modern kitchen with
extra fine equipment. Lavatory first floor.
path room nxtures unusually fine. Oil
h.-wh. with domestic hook-up Detached
garage. Can finance with low monthly
payments: Investigate. KELLEY. STEELE
d BRANNER. District 7741. Evenings.
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APARTMENTS eURN. & UNEuRk
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
THE WHYIAND

2-RM.. X. APT. 500: FUR. $50
elevator, phone service Potomac 5os3
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APARTMENTS uNFuRN,suEp
READY OCTOBER FIRST.
Modern-Convenient-Complete,
5T41 COInRAnn AVE- NJ w

607 18th NE RMS, KIT. AND SEMI
oatn: gas. cleo and heat furh., near trans
portation. $40 14s
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UNUSUAL OFFER

CHOICE NV. APTS.-LOW RENT.
r., K, S45; 3 R., K. S55; 4 r.. X $40.
Modern bldg.; large. bright. outside rms,
closets; handy to stores. cars. schools; near
I6th and Park rd. Columbia 4O6I.
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THE ALBEMARLE

100 TEA ST. NV.
/. and room, Kitchen and bath apts; ;
large, airy rooms; croSs-ventila ton; "a
hr. elevator service: electric refrigeration
on house current: we would be pleased to
call and take you to our apartment Day
gao
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SEE THESE APARTMENTS.

l124 18th st. NV and 3 room apts
24-hour elevator service refrigeration on
house current. excellent location rent
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1924 CHAPLIN ST. N.W-ATTRACrIyE
newly dec. apt: 2 rms. kit. dinette, bath
500 mo. Ring bell Apt. 56, PETERSEN
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DOWNTOWN; WALKING DISTANCE;
elec. refrigeration. > rooms kit, bath: ex-
ceilent condition: reas, Apt. .. 1922 14th
st. NV.
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NEW CHEVY CHASE HOMES

313S Military rd. NV. and 571o Ne
braska ave. n.w.-6 r. and b. modern
kitchen fireplace, furred walls, concrete
front porch. slate roof, copper downspouts.
cutters: weather. stripped. screened, insu-
lated attic. gas heat, garage
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 r. l. Ave. NE. Decatur 031T
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

DEPARTMENTS. STORES, LOTS
tentior
o'HARE ESTATES 224 RN.E. North 1447
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HOME BARGAIN.

Six-room brick h-wh.. elec.: alley.
good condition; walking distance G. P. o.
Best buy in city at $1,000.
a. M. COOPER. zoos Eye. Natl. 1922
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ss-4s--
SPECIAL BARGAIN.

Princeton St NV Regular price. Sill
900. Our price. $500. s rooms.
porches, earaee: can easily be arransed
lor 2 families. Don't miss this real bar
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-08-20

Anyone as beautiful as that did not
have to have much to say; she made
all the other women look plain and
badly dressed and sound chatter
boxes.
The atmosphere seemed definitely
clearer when they had gone. They
went early; the bowed, carefully
walking lean man with the neat
black patch over one eye, and the
superbly moving woman with her
fair head held high. Everyone could
discuss them then, and the con-
tract fanatics could settle down to
their game. Vicky and Violet and
one or two of the other women
turned the lights low in the draw
ing room, gathered about the fire,
and analysed the Morrisons at their
leisure. Quentin had said that he
would walk through the garden with
the Morrisons, but the night had
proved to be still blowy and rainy,
and they had had to have the car
for the twice two hundred yards.
On the whole, YEARLY glad that it
was over, limping upstairs in her
stiff new slippers, Vicky pronounced
the affair a drag, a bore, a failure.
1t went on and on; he never saw
it; she could see nothing else. Wick
grew nervous and irritable, Won
dering about it; wondering when
ever he was out of her sight where
Quentin was, wondering how often
he saw Serena, and under what cir
cumStances.
"I saw Serena today" Quentin
said one night, when their acquaint-
ance with the Morrisons was of
only few weeks standing.
ooh, that was nice. Did she come
to the Officer
''No, took her to lunch"
"Oh?" A pause. Then the inevita-
BILE interrogation, as unwelcome to
Victoria as to Quentin, but dragged
from her nevertheless by a power
stronger than herself. Happen to
meet her?'
"No-o. I spoke of it Sunday. She
said that she was going to be in
town."
81 see." And do what she would,
the pause would seem to have sig
nificance, and do what she would,
she could not seem to fill it with
some casual pleasantly.
Presently Victoria and Quentin
had to dine with their neighbors.
Quentin, who rarely went to din
ners, had accepted this invitation
as matter of course, without con-
sulting Victoria. She knew in ad-
vance that the event would hold
no pleasure for her, she felt like
rough-headed child in a homemade
gown when the night came and she
and Quentin walked across the side
lawn and past the berry patch and
the pasture field, and went through
the old gate into the lane, and so on
to the Morrisons for dinner The af-
air was indeed informal. Only
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-08-20
BY KATHLEEN NORRIS
@ Kathleen Norris
WNU Service.

"Well, we haven't given that sort
of an affair since before the twins
were born. We've had nothing but
Sunday lunches, and bridge dinners
for just four!"
"Why, but there's nothing so for
midable about it, Vic!"
He spoke with a sort of amused
impatience. 1t was not amusing to
Vic. She understood his mood too
well; his unwonted fussing over ev-
cry detail of the approaching din
ner; his strange excited spirits when
the night finally came. Quentin, who
usually loathed such affairs, was
nervous as a young wife over the
candles and flowers, and welcomed
the guests with a joviality and as
surance that seemed to Vicky al
most as bad as his usual manner OF
grim and polite endurance.
The Morrisons came last; the
man, who wore a black patch over
one eye, limping little, evidently
glad to drop into the nearest chair;
Serena shining in fiawless beauty.
Vicky herself felt tired; things had
not gone any too well throughout the
long rainy day, she had small heart
in the affair.
The earlier stages of the dinner
were not a success. Just why not,
Vic was unable to perceive.
Serena sat next to Quentin. Vicky
was miserably impressed, from her
end of the table, that the guest OF
honor did not have much to say.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-08-20
.BEAUTYS DAUGHTER
CHAPTER VIIT-Continued
ID
''The Morrisons."

s'The Morrisons."
sob? Oh, d'you suppose he'd
come? He seems so cross. / can't
imagine him social and agreeable. "
''Sure he'd come. She said to-
day he would"
A seconds electrical pause. Then
Vicky said without volition exactly
what she did not want to say, in
exactly the tone she did not want
to use-silly suspicious words in a
wife's light suspicious tone:
"Oh? I didn't know you'd seen her
today?"
ST met her, coming back from
my walk" Quentin answered, won
dering at the same instant why he
hadn't said that he had seen her for
a moment at the club.
"In the lane?"
"Yep."
Vicky was silent a moment. When
she spoke, it was to say amiably
that she would go over to see Sc
rena in a day or two and arrange
the dinner. But under her surface
serenity she felt little sick from
the sudden Earring awakening, sud-
den vague fears. So-o-o-that was
it, was it? 1t was Quentin to whom
Serena had been talking in the lane.
Quentin kissed her good-night-a
careless kiss on the top of her
head-went to his own sleeping
porch. Almost Immediately she
heard him snoring. But Vicky lay
awake for nervous, restless, unrea-
soning hours.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-08-20
"A Quiz With
Answers Offering
Inform alton on
Various Subjects

Twenty-four words is a safe maxi
mum.
8. GPU is pronounced Gay'pay-
ooh-but only by foreigners. Rus
SLAMS do not mention the name,
sometimes referring to them as
the "three-letter men,"
A. For diplomatic purposes
Perry created for himself the title
of 'Lord of the Forbidden Inte-
rior," but, of course, he did not
actually hold such title.
5. Military rifles drive their bull
lets at speeds of from 1000 to
5000 feet per second. The Ger
Itch bullet, one of tn espeediest,
is capable of travelling almost a
mile a second.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-08-20
Tdvc4ite Recipe
OK the Mek-
Refrigerator Ice Cream

Refrigerator Ice Cream
u package (scant IS cup) Ice cream
powder vanilla, strawberry, lemon
maple, or chocolate davor)
2 tablespoonful sugar"
cup milk
cup cream, whipped
Combine ice cream powder and
sugar. Add milk very gradually,
stirring until dissolved. Fold in
whipped cream. Turn into freez-
ing tray of automatic refrigerator,
setting control for lowest freezing
temperature. Stir when frozen "
inch thick on sides and twice more
a. Commute intervals. Freezing
time: about 3 hours. Makes about
"a quart ice cream.
with chocolate ice cream powder,
use Il package (scant "a cup) and
tablespoonful sugar.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-08-20
Ask Me
Another

/. What countries have dictators
at present?
2. Is there any guide to the
length of sentences when one is
preparing a lecture?
3. How is GPU (Russia's secret
police) pronounced?
4. BY what title was Commodore
Perry known to the Japanese?
S. How fast do bullets travel?
Answers
1. The principal relationships
are Russia, Austria, Italy, Ger
many, Turkey, Hungary, Bull
garia, Albania and Mexico.
2. There is the generalization
that sentences should not be long.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-08-20
The Misery Individual

The iniserly soul. afraid of dying
like beggar, meanwhile lives like
a beggar.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-08-20
RUBBER TREES ON
FIREST0NE PLANTATIONS
In LIBERIA

From hese plantati ons comes an ever
increasing supply of the worlds finest rubber.
Economics n producing raw materials. man
ufacturing and distribution make it possiblefor
Firestone to give you so much for your money
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-08-20

YOU GET EXTRA PROTECTION
AGAINST BLOWOUTS-eight
extra pounds of rubber are added to
every 100 pounds of cord by the
Firestone patented Gum. Dipping
process. By this process every fiber in
every cord in every ply is saturated
with liquid rubber. This counteracts
dangerous internal friction and heat
that ordinarily cause blowouts.
you GET EXTRA PROTECTION
AGAINST PUNcTURES-because
under the tread are two extra layers
of Gum.Dipped cords.
YOU GET EXTRA PROTECTION
AGAINST SKIDDING-because the
tread is scientifically designed.
YOU GET LONGER NON-SKID
MILEAGE because of the extra tough,
long-wearing tread.
Firestone Standard Tires give you all
these extra value features because they
are first.quality tires built with high.
grade materials and patented
construction features. You SAVE
MONEY because you buy this high
quality and extra value at such low
prices.
Before leaving on your vacation trip,
Join the Firestone SAVE A LIFE
Campaign by equipping your car with
a set of new Firestone Standard Tires
-today's top tire Vdlue. See your
nearest Firestone Dealer or Firestone
Auto Supply and Service Store.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-12-30
MRS. MATTE KELLY

Mrs. Matte Kelly, 81, of the Sun
nyside community, died on Tuesday
morning in a hospital at Philippi, w
Va, to which institution she had been
taken on Saturday, December IS, and
submitted to a major operation.
Mrs. Kelly is the mother of Mrs
Frank Schell, of Oakland; Charles
Kelly, of the Red House community,
Victor Kelly, of near Hutton; Edgar
Kelly, of Point Marion, Pa, and Asa
Kelly, of Elkins, w. Va.
Funeral services are being conduct
ed sthis afternoon at 2:30 from Red
House Lutheran church. Interment
will be in the church cemetery.
Mrs.. Kelly's husband, William Kelly
was killed number of years ago when
his team of horses, attached to.a farm
wagon, ran away with him and threw
him out of the vehicle at a point near
the present East End Service station
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-12-30
MRS. LEROY WHITE

Mrs. Leroy White, of near Oakland.
died at her home Thursday evening.
December %, at 6:15 o'clock, following
an illness of short duration of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. White was a daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Lee, of
Red House, and was born February "a.
1885, and was aged So years.
Surviving are her husband and
seven children, Mrs. Harvey Swartz-
entruber, near Oakland; Mrs. Roland
Durben, Baltimore; George, Harold.
Maxine, Max, Helen, all at home; also
by three grandchildren; one sister
Mrs. Grace Newman, of Parkersburg.
W. Va; one brother, Grover Lee, of
Oakland; a half-sister, Mrs. Isaac
Beckman, and half brother, Roy Lee.
both of Oakland.
Mrs. White was a member of the
Underwood United Brethren church.
Funeral services were conducted Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the
Red House Lutheran church, Rev. C.
A. Shilke, pastor of st. Marks Luth-
eran church, Oakland, and Rev. E. A.
Critics, pastor of the U. B. church, of
floating. Interment was made in the
Red House cemetery.
Pallbearers were Wesley White, F.
L. Wensell, Reverdy Beckman, Harry
Wilt, Herbert Shaffer and Elliott Dill
ley. Flowerbearers were Mrs. Eva
Beckman, Mrs. Alma Beckman, Mrs.
May White, Mrs. bessie Junkins, Mrs.
Nellie burst and Mrs. Donna Wilt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-12-30
RICHARD CONNELL

Funeral services were conducted on
Sunday morning, December 26, from
the Bolden Funeral Home, Oakland,
for Richard Cornell, of Sewickley, Pa,
who died at his home in that city on
Thursday, December %, following a
brief illness. Last September the de-
ceased suffered slight sunstroke, but
had apparently recovered from it's eff
fects and was stricken with paralysis
a few days prior to his death.
Services here were conducted by the
Rev. William A. Ashley, Presby terrain
minister of Kingwood, W. Va, with in
terment in Oakland cemetery.
The deceased was a native of Hut
ton, the son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cornell, ST., of that plat e. He is
survived by his widow, brother, John
A. Cornell, of Hutton, and Ly two sis
tiers, Mrs. Farley DeBerry, Of Terra
Alta, and Mrs. Tina Taylor, of Miami,
Florida. Mr.. Cornell was twice mar
ried, his first wife being TIC former
Miss Virgie Hinebaugh, whose death
occurred at Williamsburg Pa, several
years ago.