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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-09
Page Sever

The American Petroleum, institute
has voted to make a. $72 900. appro-
priation to the foundation for the
gasoline project, according to word
received by university officials. The
project will involve the study OF the
fundamental nature Of the COM
position Of gasoline" it was said,
and the pure gasoline developed
will be used as a standard for motor
fuel tests. It was indicated that ap-
proximately four years of expert
mentation and research will be re-
quired to complete the project.
The voters Of Ohio next Novem-
Der won't decide the question of to
have or not to have arelfef lot
terry" according to developments
here last week when the taxation
committee of the house OF represen-
tatives refused to recommend res
olution amendment to permit the
operation OF. state lotteries to raise
money for relief needs. Represen-
tative Sydney A. Hesse of Cuya-
hoga county, who moved to recon-
mend the bill for passage, stated:
1.-THE trend more and more is to leg
alize these things and let the state
get the benefit Of the money All
this resolution would do is permit
the people Of Ohio to decide wheth-
er they do or do not want lotteries
to raise money for relief purposes"
The committee vote was eleven to
five against recommendation of the
measure.
Total sales tax collections since
January 1 amounted to $I2,395,4 ,463
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-09

| contracted, 1t must be used early
and generously and often by the
| time the case Is diagnosed 1t is too
late Yet there is no need Of any
child having the disease. Infants
at the time Of birth usually inherit
q natural immunity from the moth
er. But the immunity begins to be
rapidly lost, in most instances at
about the sixth month, and at one
year of age eighty-fiye percent OF
children are susceptible. This per-
centage OF susceptibles persists un-
til about the sixth year of age when
some acquired immunity is develop
ed. There is simple method by
which any child may be rendered
immune to diphtheria and this
should be done at the age of six
months" He pointed out that i'm
munization of Ohio children in
groups began in 1922 when 12.454
cases of the malady were reported.
Last year there were 1926 cases.
For the first time in many months
machinery was displaced during
April as the chief cause of occupa-
tional injury in Ohio according to
a1td NohPACu Wy
Thomas P. Kearns of the division of
safety and hygiene of the industrial
commission of Ohio. During the
month handling objects resulted in
2,484 injuries and four fatalities,
while machinery resulted in 1850
accidents and three fatalities, Su-
perintendent Kearns disclosed.
There was a total of 1928 claims
filed with the commission for April,
which total represented an increase
of SAL when compared with the
March total, but the eighty-one ia
talities in April represented de-
crease of twenty-one fatal accidents
when compared with the preceding
month.
A special project which it is hop
ed will be of vital Importance to
industry if successful, will be car
ried on by the research foundation
of Ohio State university. 1t will be |
an attempt to produce two gallons |
of absolutely pure" gasoline at an !
estimated cost of $4,000 gallon. |
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-09
UniOnville

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wickersham
of this place, accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Mary Wickersham,
who recently graduated from the
Ohio University, motored to Athens
Sunday to attend the baccalaureate
services, and also attended the COM
mencement on Monday.
Mrs. Olive Young Of GAINESVILLE is
spending a two weeks vacation here
with her sister, Mrs. j. P. Kidd and
husband.
Frank P. Smith and family are
moving this week to the c. r.
Brown farm, west of this village.
Everett Roberts of this place has
up to date shorn more than g.
900 sheep this season.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-09

The necessity of immunization of
infants at the age of six months
against diphtheria, the "scourge of
childhood" was stressed by DR.. Wal
ter H. Hartung, director of the
state department Of health. ''There
will be diphtheria deaths as long as
there are diphtheria cases. DR..
Hartung asserted "This is fore
gone conclusion, because, while an
titoxin is potent weapon against
death from the malady after it is
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-09
NOTICE

We will distribute Hybrid seed
corn from the seed house in Malta,
each Saturday until May 4. 1888.
Good certiAed Hybrids are still
availa BILE. pelmar n. Glenn. Assoc
ciate Myeri Hybrid Seed Corn Com.
pany. : T : 3 n7t1
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-09

STATE AUTO MUTUAL IN.
SURANCE ASSOCIATION
Ohio's largest insurer of Auto
mobiles. Easy payment plan.
JOHN w. FOX. Agent
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-09

Total sales tax collections since
January 1 amounted to $12,395,463
as compared with $16,685,256 for
the corresponding period in 1897,
State Treasurer Clarence H. Knis-
ley reported.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED.
229 FARRAGUT ST. NV.

229 FARRAGUT ST. NV.
Only about 2 years old-s .: rms: bath. bath
s9ux & s., .na aS bens s .f
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th st. Realtor. Natl. 0753.
3OO5 GA. AVE. NV.
46lI 5th ST. NV.
sag .e x sSom' and bath; auto. heat; sarass;
44O1 7th ST. NV.
wM.o io0Tf Il. 'ss sAuNDERs TN: isf Go, INC,
1919 K St NV. District 1918.
BUNGALOW-$52.50.
2sl4 Ey.rts st: n.eI5 rms; and i,,SHh bath
Woodiey 9ioo. Weekdays. Natl $3.50:
2406 10th ST. NE.
8 Rnsj suiRTlis Rsthi > dsRaaE. RGssasf; $780,
230 9th ST. NE.
s1rF2SE1 c ETsi. Beth; : rAHiLfss. sts;fss
HARRY A. OLIKER CO.,
-9ls 18th St. NV. Natl 71b7.
55O7 4th ST. NV.
Rooms, 1h Baths: Gas Heat: seb 90.
1863 NEWTON ST. NV.
l728 i WISCONSIN AVE.
Rooms Bath: Furnace Heat: $4,000.
943 G. ST. S.W.
& Rooms. Bath: win PVT &put oh in First-class
GUARANTY REALTY. INC,
1908 K st. NV. National 05s7.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR,

3343 18th ST. N.W.-Unusually large sun
ny studio room, newly dec, c.h.w.. grill
privilege; unlimited phone. Columbia 9743.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, ALL MODERN
improvements; Il rooms. > baths, recreation
room and lavatory, garage; facing Rock
Greek Park; on bus line, Immediate pos,
session: lease l to 3 yrs. 3145 Adams Mill
rd NV. Adams 6163.
UNFURNISHED AND FURNISHED BUN
galows and houses. All sections. Car
WINFIELD a. THURM. 9os 10th NV. Is.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

WANTED-NODHRN FIVE on Six ROOM
house. second floor. for lisht housekeep-
ing; also three or four room cottage, with
large lot. Write fully. Owners only CIV
Ing lowest all cash price. Box 39l-B. STAR
5 OR 8 ROOM uNFURNISHED. DETACHED
mouse. reasonable. modern. BY family Of 8
adults; references. Georgia 5000.
LOCAL PROFESSIONAL. FAMILY ADULTS
GENTLE, will care for and lease for l or
Yrs. at reasonable rental pref. from
owner, or pref. Z =. new or mod. new
cond; house with auto. heat. garage; good
res. location. An opportunity discriminate
Ing owner to have property cared for
and carried. Consider option to buy
riEft property. Give details and rental
Box 422-B, Star. 14s
LARGE. OLD HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR
hotel; owners submit your bldg. in writing
Box 416-B, Star.
SMALL HOUSE DESIRED BY COUPLE.
pref. bungalow: reasonable; will do own
repairing. Adams 4710.
cOLORED-WANT TO RENT OR 7
Write 1854 st. Sc
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
HOME AND INVESTMENT

HOME AND INVESTMENT.
b.tb. ..miAGst6e m:syiand evs; s,cn nMi rooms
Tented ior sisi Der orsa mo ss,ns
ana s' n. ie. IN
assa x; a; !! q aaS ssi aSi' III s.: ,,..
N..! II Essh e 5 BIZ e. SCHOOL. ss
oSss !: IL Z, nom: sass x .s,.d:5 :
naa. ~ u ~ ssasss ss 1ss S,, ,,.,
5sssystss S., essss,Iui shade ;I:es s1Tax BUS
sas5So ass essy p ,.ams ssIl.r MODERN corner lot
Central ave: 1as a.. z =: and b.. ami.
ssaarSssee: saSse brooder and chicken houses:
KKsSrS5SSER Ks,i 55SS Co. 2. 20 EST ST. NY.
MASS: AVE. ONE BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE
Mass; Ma and extends back to Que St ideal
'elm WILLIAM Ia rfs5sI BogWEn RaD0si Mrf fa?s asaa
Colonial, with oil heat, aarase. 1 ~
aoib cinton st hiesan. neMses osation; se9m brick
ounealow tile bath and shower. h.-wh,
3RES WGSnpShGx B4ILY gsTm @ ssM.
2377 r. I. Ave. NE. North 1909.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
1s.. asUo ni9ck Fslrmont st. n;w.--Home. busi-
1orestf baths ,d.. nsy oil oil furnace and burner
apartments. Owner must sell on account
WiIL1AM BOSWELL dsyGE DqRGnt HHT s9Ss s9ss
1884 GIRARD ST. NE.
g rms hot-water heat with oil. garage,
lot 4oxi'o' seen GnlS GaSSr by =, appointment.
Woodward Bldg. National a43s.
,,,WYN WYNNEWOOD PARK
s basS SEE 6 eAsEMEsr Il 0, x,nsons 1eS%s
de luxe kitchen, insulated throughout. cop
oil pr qbosnspeurs, bsst screened weather-strpped
BRAND-NEW: modera M ately PRICE PRicEp ho0k-u
TIaHoSr IatoS = JARRLL CO., REALTORS.
~ Afssr iash 5 ST. csl INV Georgia NaI5 4a,h o7a5.
s1s.oo6. TO paRK sEnTLT Rp EsTHTE SE1R ,etn-
SEMI-DETAcHED COLONIAL BRICK ~
RMS 3 BATHS: SERVANTS QUARTERS.
fGAK FSMye yeh6dGE A6omfN IDEAL ok E1EpT E3E EARgE @
Met. 202b. D. z. BARRY. 1907 H st. NV.
$4,000
10th AND CRITTENDEN SITS.
This Is an extremely low price for a
try brick. Colonial type. 9 stories and
attic 4 splendid bedrooms, 9 tiled baths
huse glassed-in sleeping porch with South
PTsN2cE R9sfE2 T. :ysss year d sleH
THOMAS j. FISHER 4 COMPANY, INC
| District $3.50
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

1899 NEWTON ST. NW-6 ROOMS, KIT.
$a5 month. JAS. a. dEDDEs, Agent
1854 UNIVERSITY PL. N.W.-9 ROOMS,
2 baths. inclosed porches, rec. room: Elec-
trolux refe. hot-water system, oil heat.
Col. 1858 or Hyattsville 266-J.
hrs fRyNa ST
sible couple Columbia 2365
1919 37th, ST. NV. CORNER QUEBEC
4oan Gs xlf5 baths
near schools BOSS 4 Phelps. asts.
MT RAINIER. MD.-sEM1-BuNGAI.o 8
rooms ami garage, 500. DUNN 4 CO.,
ss3 ss3a R. I. ave. Mt. Rainier. Hyattsville
ATTRAcTIvELY FURNISHED 10 ROOMS,
baths: showers; freplaces. s.w. exposure.
racing park 1885 Irving st. NV.
vvenienses: Walnut $3.50 or 937 N. Daniel
e SaSSeEA BATH sa fohca
shoppihs center oeoreia n1d sHen s5ss. 'fAnsD
s5;9;.u ss522 PARK PL. N.W:.6 RMS: NEAR
eSamSia eslasSs 5Sms sS4s.5 no objection to children
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK-BEAUT1FUL-
" furn.:, bedrooms. baths. recreation
room: oil heat: 2-car garage. Clev. 1868.
BETHESDA TIL IND Mspp.-GRIsEEENWIcH ut5IsE FOREST;
garage; oil heat Wis. 6284
1642 r ST. .N.W.--1O ROOMS, 3 BATHS,
nicely furnished; oil heat private residence
,sAl ,RANpALL 2s H. HAGNER \ CO.. NC
,,,. 8 waHs[s;: Rms: OIL HEAT.sllo;
R eo sssS Sahs san 5efe Col pixE a3
ase s5ETHE5P6i WHs5PoR MRi hRsE.
nape tprnInre and t bath ounsaow new
air-conditioned gsa heat ~
THE TT; SEwsosfsD9 M2y ss9 pSvEfSpNEnr bf' hs 60,
oXERLooK1NG ROCK CREEK PARK.
arsen M nea. Yard ftasa. ADAMS fsFsse oa nicely fa5n
8 RMS, 2 KIT, $85.
INSPECT TODAY 4ees 7th st. NV.
sssa Sssssy Essss RESH %s5diss SEATy 55G CO. Natl
6 RMS. & BATH-$69.5O.
Lovely location. Mt, Pleasant section
krY s0ed eo Na mi sssS Sum- samls Col DfHiE as
407 CONCORD AVE. NV,
conditioned brick home, beautifully fur
nished. rooms. bath. gas. furnace.
fuiated garage ss5: ADULTS only. .O May
be INSPECTED at your convenience.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th ST. Realtor National O753
Attractively Furnished Home,
4. American University Park section; de-
room and bath; oil heat. built-in garage.
Owner leaving city. Reasonable rent to
responsible tenant. Call Emerson 9299 or
A. D. CRUMBAUGH,
4103 Wis. Ave. Clev. 1884.
NEAR WASHINGTON CIRCLE AND G. W.
University A 10-room house, completely
furnished: oil heat; $S5.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY,
BRICK HOUSE. FULL BASEMENT. s-I8th.
F-W SITS NV. WESTERN REAL ESTATE
co. today. Dupont $3.50. Pot 2594.
IN BRIGHTWOOD. PETWORTH OR NEAR
Wis. ave. IL priced right; cash; full partfcu- :
lars. Box 425-C. Star.
WILL PAY CASH FOR BRICK HOUSES IN
any condition: must be reasonable. no
DrokeIS. ROIHF1ELD. 1908 N Y. ave.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR SMALL
houses; must show GOOD rentals. BOX 46O-B.
Star.
CASH FOR HOUSES. WHITE OR COL
9red; 91Sd ". Quick action No commission.
Eve and Sun. Geo 5000.
CASH BUYERS. HOUSES. INVEsTMENTs.
Business Property in D. C.. E. w BAILEY
Adams 4786 or Mail l435 Meridian NV.
In BUSINESS SINCE 1919.
vhits VIII III pay aioG eaSh for your p property
mont ave. National 1852
CASH FOR HOUSES.
Any kind good or bad condition. Met,
2o25. DAVID E. BARRY. 1907 H st.
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Exceptional Home Value,

n Reasonable Rent
II 6Ii X st. N.E.-si5OO
II Two-family home; five rooms 2
II Kitchens and bath; hot-water heat.
II electricity.
II Near Navy Yard
II 1852 d St. S.E.-x5O
II Colonial home, living room. dining
II room. two bedrooms. inclosed porch,
II kitchen and bath; large front porch
n and screened rear porch; rear yard.
II eO3i 1st St. Nw.-$65
II Reception hall. living room. dining
II room. 5 bedrooms. kitchen and bath.
II Excellent Location
alt Decatur ST. NW.-S.5
Il Rec. hall living room dining
room. 4 bedrooms kitchen and bath;
II , inclosed porches: garage laundry
tubs and toilet in basement; rear
II yard: convenient to schools; excellent
II transportation.
II Near 14th and Park Rd.
1I18 Parkwood Pl. N.W.-Large Home
II Living room, dining room, bed
rooms. . baths. kitchen; two-car "a
rage; Frieidaire: screened rear porch;
laundry tubs and extra lavatory in
II basement.
Il Large Semi-Detached Home
II Just OF Conn. Ave.
2958 Tilden St. N.W.-SS0
Rec hall. living room. dining room.
II bedrooms. bath. kitchen and pantry;
elec. refrigeration; new stove; e-car
garage; toilet, Laundry tubs in base
ment.
II Two-Family Home
II an Farragut St. N.W-S85.OO
Colonial home: rec. hall living
ROOM dining room. bedroom. kitchen
with elec. refrigerator. 1St H.; COM
plete bath in basement: living room:
dining room bedroom. small inclosed
porch kitchen and bath. second moor:
oil burner and garage; large rear yard.
II Beautiful Detached Home
1i1? N. Highland ST.,
II Arlington. Va.
II Drive out Lee Highway to Lyon Viii
II lage ONCE. turn left thence 3 blocks
II to house. Large corner lot: center
hall plan: unusually large living room
II with fireplace, dining room. 5 bed
II rooms. lIa baths kitchen. dinette.
III sun parlor; garage; screened porch;
III oil burner; elec. stove: laundry tubs
and toilet IN basement; S1o5.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
THE ONLY CATCH
$3.50.
BROOKLAND

IN LIST commercial. An opportunity 10
OBTAIN residence which can be converted into
business with living quarters above; 4
rooms. bath: front and rear porches; lot AZ
ieet wide. good buy at the price shown
6O92 A i''ee' oiSe'
VIM. NJ. THROCKMQRTQN
Evening star., 1938-11-13

O225.
17l5 M ST NE
6 rooms. bath. oil heat, built-in garage;
1922 EMERSON ST. NE.
Near. 18th and Md. ave. n.e.-6 rooms,
bath, h.-w h. cleo; $40.
4132 5th ST. NV
Corner brick. 2 stories. cellar. q rooms,
bath. recreation room with lavatory: elec
refs; OIL burner 12o,gallon storage hot
6l5 Sth ST NE.
rooms bath. electricity; $40.
432. 18th ST. NE.
q rooms. bath; electric refrigeration; ex-
eellent condition.: S45.75.
503 RANDOLPH ST NV.
Newly renovated. rooms. BATH new
gas furnace. cleo: S55.
1923 QUINCY ST. NV.
7.rooms. baths, garage: h-w.h; elec.;
2224 18th ST. NE
Brick, rooms a bedrooms. bath
h.-w.h.. cleo: new condition: SR5.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
-729 18th st. Realtor Natl. O753.
2129 PA. AVE. NV.
9 rooms. bath; elec and latrobe heat
suitable Tor once or beauty shOp and resi-
Evening star., 1938-11-13
HOUSES UhFuRh,sHep.
ONLY $49.5O.
DID Mn KTvYY Y1YYNY(y AT NyYY

Nearby Va.-brick: 5 bright rooms, tiled
bath with shower: automatic heat; large
lot. 2257 N. Harrison st. Out Lee high
way blocks beyond trafhc light. turn left.
Open Sunday IL a.m. to z pm. Republic
O225.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
End & MD. AVE. NE.

3-story and cellar brick. 10 rooms 2
baths oil heat: suitable for tourist home
rooms or board.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
T29 18th st. Realtor. Natl O753.
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914 PHILADELPHIA AVE,
SILVER SPRING. MD.

New bungalow of large rooms. tile
bath with shower large porch fre-
place. detached garage, x65. Phone Shep-
herd 392S-J.
Evening star., 1938-11-13

$5:500-a1Ol6 C ST. NE. NEAR LINCOLN
raTk-6 rooms; bath. gas. elec., INV h.;
DIRECT FROM OWNER-l41O INGRA-
ham st. n.w.-Sacrifce $4,000 home for
about half: English brick: house In excel
lent condition: semi mi-detached; bed.
rooms. 2 baths, built-in garage porches;
oil heat. large trees. Open Fri. Sat, Sun,
70 q pm. or for appointment, phone
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1919 uAPVApn N1xy

Beautiful. bright. semi-detached, in won
derful condition; Q rooms. . baths. auto
matte heat. Call MR.. FISCHER any tim,
after SUNDAY. Met. O045 between 5 and d
or Col. 27O4-J
Evening star., 1938-11-13

VALUABLE APT. CORNER
GIL Georgia ave.; home and invest.
nsns ss;.; rsic s.s, o,,s
- .. 60oIg1A 1924.
Evening star., 1938-11-13

Investment Bldg.
GOOD TOURIST LOCATION.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
fully detached. roomy house on
corner lot with plenty of parking space.
With reasonable down payment this
property should be made to pay for itself:
J. BUXTON AIKEN,
Met. 5000. Evenings. Georgia 813e.
789 10Th ST. NE.
rooms. bath, full basement: hot water
heat 3 porches: near everything. Owner
must sacrifice. Make US an offer. Open
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 New York Ave. NV Natl. Q7a7.
$1O,950.
1888 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
Detached. on lot s0x117 feet Large cen.
ter:hall home, containing 10 BRIGHT rooms
and . tiled baths hot-water heat open
fireplace; reconditioned throughout Offered
at. at an e@Sceptionaily @ low price. Terms to
OPEN TODAY. 10 To5.
JOHN F.. DONOHOE & SONS.
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$4,000.

CFEV1 CHASE, MD.
new detached brick home. Just on
Gt0nnscticut trn n,t ave. adjoining Columbia Coun-
,ry Ciuo; terms $3.50 cash and 500 per
month. interest at So. 1t Is in n sub
division .S that provides an unusual oppor-
rooms, tile bath with shower attic slate
FOOL space for recreation room Including
n'uIepiace. a'Iap built;in garage: paved street and
aIr9y sou will do well to investigate
THOMAS ]. FISHER & COMPANY, INC.
Evening star., 1938-11-13

$9,95O.OO.
DETACHED BRICK.
/, Chevy Chase. D. c., near schools. trans
portation and stores. Costs between $1,000
and $4,000 to heat a year. Large living
room. dining room and kitchen. first floor.
3 bedrooms. ! "a baths on second hoor; attic
has two rooms and storase. heated: SCREEN
ed. weather-stripped and awnings on lime
stone; open terrace on of dining room. At
tine price asked there Is saving OF about
S3,OOO.O 90. Phone Mr.. Nyce
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
20l investment BLDG. Dist. o0o2.
Evening star., 1938-11-13

r., ANOTHER RARE OPPORTUNITY
~ ouy TINS almost new detached hrirk
Soenter-hall- SEN l-planned home. on grounds E5y
I.o IT, This home has an unusuaIIv ,aroe
thv5ne hran nm open fireplace. large dining rn1
D[rakkiast Dnrak rm; kitchen, large inciosed sun
t'to DUton sno 8 large bedrms. with 2 BE- tbs:
aa,omatlc aono heat; Gear detached garage:
eohVenient to schools. transp, and shoppins
Wxni,sr Winca SHOWN by appointment only Can
Evening star., 1938-11-13

HOME AND INVESTAENT
Modern. new. two-story brick home. ar
ranged for two families. One floor rented,
S45; owner occupies other. Owner leav-
ing town, will sacrifice for $3.50; terms.
ANTON KOERBER
Suite 40, Rust Bldg, National $3.50
Evening star., 1938-11-13

SIX HUGE ROOMS. 3 BATHS. THE
insulation. slate roof. weather stripping
oil burner. breakfast room. full basement.
garage and porch. Beautiful home Go
houses at corner of Philadelphia ave
ROBT. 2. LOHR. 31l Cedar st., Takoma
Park. Georgia OSSI
Evening star., 1938-11-13

on, BaRGAIN-NR. WOODBRIDGE
~! newton St n.e-Det home in pood
nonoh GonoItlon; o. rms. bath: h-Wh front
po1eni schenis lTF lot. paved Street. alley; M.
SslIhoeis eH ana bus; price S6,50O: $500 cash.
ooo, WIN. R. THoRowGooD
---o-1- II, ave. NE. Dec O317
Evening star., 1938-11-13

All QUINCY ST. NV.
open Saturday and Sunday 10 to 6pM
rooms, ga baths. open fireplace. h VII
Oh burner, hardwood floors; arranged Tor
iammii!es 2-car detached brick garage.
Mr. Lynch. Randolph 1o42, or ''
100. WAPLE g. JAMES. INC,
Evening star., 1938-11-13

OWNER LEAVING ToWN-s7.95o
eca t, rIeasant-Only 5 years old; sacri-
kitchen: library. dinette . large porchns.
ueep yard F. H. A. flnancedj. Rep, Ooo5
Evening star., 1938-11-13

s WocDRIDGE-G ROOMS. BATH. H
VIII large cellar and back yard: l block
Bladensburg bus line: $40 mo. North 6ls3,
MT PLEASANT SECTION RMS. "A
bedrms), Ia baths. gar: yard; So 80.
DIXIE REALTY co. Natl. $3.50. Sunday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-03
WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Challenging The Social Order
BY HIGHT {. MOORE

collector for the Romans on the
same level with thieves and as
SaSSius. But to this man of the
hatred office. Jesus said with
solemn imprcSsivenesS, Follow
me- It was the call to perman-
enr and exclusive discipleship
preparatory to the call as an
apostle some weeks later. Already
prepared for the summons. Mat
thew at once forSook his business,
his companiouShips. and his ambi-
tions, and became a constant at
tcndant Of the Lord. Why should
Jesus call the hated publican?
90 Il showed the all-embracing
o9crneSs Of ChiSt'S Kingdom. (2)
Ii recognized his special fitness
for efficient service; for his po-
sition had given him training in
business. wide and accurate OBJ
sCrvation. Use OF the pen, a knowl-
e,Ige Of the Greek language, and
Influence with = neglected class.
/ CS) He hld the basis for eminent
moral achievement; he was self
denying enough to sacrifice Il
lucrative position; he was hum
bic enough to write Of himself
with the cdiou Stitlc Of publican;
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-03
Rundall's Death
Was Accidental
Held by Coroner To Be
Due to Drowning

The death of c. c. Randall, who
was given burial on Sunday after
noon. was due apparently to
drowning on SATURDAY. afternoon,
Coroner Bruce A. Cox said today.
The death took place near the
county home. According to Coro-
ner Cox, Mr.. Randall had been
subject to falling for some time.
He was walking near a small creek
on the county home property and
apparently fell into the water. His
body was discovered & short time
later and Dr.. T. w. Sumner, cOun-
ty physician. was called, but the
man was dead when ne arrived.
Mr.. Randall was Il native Of
Michigan and came here from
Florida several years ago. He had
been an inmate Of the county
home for about six months.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-03
A CHALLENGE IN
COMRADESRIP

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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-03
Corn And Wheat Fed To Chickens
Bring Better Prices Than When Sold
On Market Or Fed Hogs, Is Found

The figures looked unusually
large and Mr.. White asked several
people in The Times-News office
to check his figures. The check
verified his calculation.
This particular poultryman had
bought his grain, but Mr.. White
was interested in figuring Just
what he would have received had
he grown the grain himself.
The poultryman in question had
an average of 1922 birds in his
flock during the month. They lald
a total of 1927 eggs, an average
of 1877 per bird. ;,
The feed bill was: scratch feed,
1850 pounds; corn and wheat
cash. LOO pounds; shell $l.5O;
grit SIPS; total feed bill or
$75.97.
The average price per dozen OF
eggs was .2486 dollars, the total
value of eggs $l55.77, leaving a
net profit Of $3.50 above FOOD
costs.