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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06
Rural Dale

Ihe homecoming at the Baptist
church, Sunday, was attended by a
large crowd. Delegations were pres
ent from Pleasant Valley Blue Rock
and Ark Springs. A basket dinner
was enjoyed at noon. In the after.
noon, worship services were held. at
which Rev. Charles E. Stanton of
Granville was the principal speak.
er. The program was in charge OF
the pastor, Rev. H. A Miller.
Rev. and Mrs. B. s. Lewis, the
newly appointed pastor, and wife,
moved last Friday to the NJ E. par
( Sonage in the village. The members
of the congregation have been very
| busy the past week, papering and
| painting, and otherwise improving
the interior of the parsonage, getting
| it ready for the new occupants. Rev.
and Mrs. H. G. Greene and little son
have moved to their new home at
Collins, near Oberlin, where Rev.
Greene will attend college The best
wishes of their many friends go
with them.
Mrs. George Trimble, whose ILL
ness has been mentioned often, is
failing rapidly, and her condition is
now critical
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ M. Moore and
son Norman, and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
M. Frame attended the funeral of
Mrs. Harley Moore, which was held
Sunday afternoon at the Fair Oaks
Baptist church, in GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shepherd and
daughter Mariana Of GAINESVILLE
spent the week end with the latter's
sister, Mrs. R. w. Roberts, and fam
lily.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Drake were
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
home of the latter's cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Ratekin, of Roseville
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hall and lit
tie son have returned to their home
here, after spending several weeks
in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Zella Barkhurst of Cleveland
and her sister, Miss Mary, near
McConnelsville, were Sunday visit
ors at the L. H. Shilling home
James Stamford, former resi-
dent here, but now of California, is
visiting relatives in the vicinity, and
in Morgan county.
A doctor was called Monday even
ing to see Dorothy Carol, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Brewer, who is i'll with bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Martin and
son We're visitors Sunday at the Gill
lespie home, in Cumberland
Paul Lewis Roberts and Ronald
Barclay, students at Muskingum coll
lege, spent the week end with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs Denzil Frame and
children of Philo, visited relatives
here, Sunday.
Ida and Cora Wilson spent Sunday
with their sister Mrs. Homer Rev
enaugh and family, near Blue Rock
church.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06
Obituary or Mrs. Mary Leota Tolbert

Familiar to us all are the words OF
the sacred writer in Revelation
14:13, BLESSED are the dead which
die in the Lord from henceforth:
Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may
rest from their labours; and their
works do follow them" OF none is
their significance greater than of
| the subject of this brief narrative.
of those who have known her as
living example of faith in Christ
manifested in active service For
! Christ and the Church.
Mary Leota Tolbert began her
! useful life in the home of Wiley and
Martha Parrish, near Sharon, Noble
county, Ohio, September 19, 1870.
She fell asleep in Jesus Sunday
morning, September 25, 1888, in So
bina, Ohio, at the age of 68 years.
A brother, Joseph Parrish, of Mau-
chester Kansas, remains to mourn
the passing of his only sister.
/ On July 4, 1890, she became the
bride of Samuel j. Tolbert, who pre-
ceded her in death Is years ago on
September 25, 1920. Her married
life was spent in Morgan county,
Ohio, in or near Pennsville. From
this home was sent forth the Rev.
Russell c. Tolbert, the only child,
minister in the Methodist Protestant
church, and now pastor at Sabina,
Ohio. For Is years the widowed
mother made her home with her son
in whose work she always was thor
oughly interested.
Mrs. Tolbert has always been uu-
usually active in religious work Of
every kind, beginning in very early
life. She held various official posi-
tions in the church at Pennsville in
cluding class leaaer and superintend
ent of the Sunday school; and
wherever she has gone, she contin-
ued her activity for her Master The
Sunday preceding her illness and
death, she taught her Sunday school
class and offered the opening prayer
in the Sunday school of Sabina, her
home church at the present time
For several years, Mrs. Tolbert
was librarian for the conference
leadership training school, SIZE was
exceptionally efficient in the work,
always accurate, accommodating, and
anxious to serve faculty, students,
and officers. She also conducted
the sales department of books and
supplies for our Pittsburgh directory
of the board OF publication on the
conference grounds for the school
and also for the annual conference.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06

few days visit with his parents, J.
F. Dougan and wife. F. r. Dougan
Of Marietta was also a guest OF his
parents over the week end.
Miss Mildred Reed of Columbus
was a week end guest of her par
ents, Will Reed and wife, and was
a dinner guest Sunday at the Will
Hilaman home.
Miss Martha Plummer and friend
Of Cleveland were week end guests
of Mrs Rachel Holcomb
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Reed were Sun
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Mercer had
as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Alva
Mercer of Dale, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ford Mercer and children of Crooks
Vile, Mrs. Ethel Mattox and chill
dren and Mrs. Grace Blair and chill
dren of Lancaster.
Mrs. Laura Pidgeon returned last
Thursday from visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Hattie Adrean, of
New Concord.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Williams and
/ daughter Maryeva and Mrs. Adell
Williams were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Barkhurst and son of
Malta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Porter and
children Of Stockport spent the week
end here with her parents, James
Heskett and family.
Mr.. and Mrs r. v. Dougan and
children George and Helen spent last
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Carr, of Logan.
The officers of the farmers insti-
tute met last week and began MAX
ing arrangements for the institute
which will be held at the high school
auditorium, Oct. 81 and Nov. /.
Lodge Notice
Penn Rebekah lodge will meet
this Thursday evening, at which
time they in union with Chesterhill
and McConnelsville lodges will OBJ
serve the anniversary of Odd Eel
lowship. A pot luck supper will be
served at the close of the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Graham and
children attended family dinner at
the home of Robert Wetherell and
family of Bailey ridge
Little Sue Van Fossen who is hav-
ing scarlet fever, is quite bit bet
ter.
Eli Eairch who has been visiting
relatives in Illinois, has returned to
his home here.
Friends have received word from
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Hiatt that they
are in Kansas, having a wonderful.
good time, and all are WELL
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06

The Pleasant Grove homecoming
was attended by a large crowd Sun
day. Many families from this sec
tion who had planned to attend
were absent on account of the scar
let fever scare in Meigsville town
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ray of Cald
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06

| They received a great reception
from the crowd that filled the audi
torium as their father presented
them. Charles Jr. became known
to. many people throughout the
state as he was his fathers COM
panion and chauffeur during most
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06

A feature of the recent Demo-
cratic State Convention was the
presence of the five Sawyer chill
dren who came to hear their father,
Charles Sawyer, Democratic candi-
date for governor, launch the fall
campaign.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06

The safety of the state depends
upon the welfare of the toiling mass
es.-BiSmark.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-06

of the primary campaign.
All Of the children attended or
are now attending the public
schools Of Glendale, a Cincinnati
suburb, where Mr.. Sawyer was for
many years member Of the School
Board.
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3a7s. "
COLORED-55S Oklahoma ave. n.e.-At-
tractively furnished room. new home; quiet
neiehborhood. Lincoln SG12. 23s
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WOODBRIDGE. 24O2 21st PL. N.E.-s-RM. :.
modern. weil-built. detached brick home
yr. old; insulated. weather-stripped. open
fireplace. yard, screened porch: $65 in
included. d. 8. NASH, owner, 1915 Bryant
1t. ne,
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1898 C ST. Sc, NO. ID ROOMS, KIT,
bath. screened porch; heat and hot water
included; rent, S45; will redec available
Oct 25. To inspect phone District 2434
STEUART BROS INC
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4th 6 nAeDlF7

COLORED-FIRST FLOOR. FIVE ROOMS.
bath. electric lights; perfect condition.
Apply 243 10th st. Sc.
COLORED-} RMS. AND B.. 7ls R. I. AVE
NV. or 1912 9TH NV; 5 rms. and b.. 1924
9Th ne. rms, W and s.. 2R Mass. ave.
NV. Each $3.50. BEHREND, 1917 F. 23'
COLORED-I237 KENYON ST. NW.-
rms, kitchen. bath. Frigidaire. oil heat;
c.h.w.; janitor. So so. Potomac 1884
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GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind Ave NV. Natl O35o
TO SOLVE ANY HOUSING
NECESSITY

NEAR GEORGIA AVE. $50 TUCKER
MAN ST. NW.-6 rooms, bath. h-wh +,
semi-detsehed; new-house condition; SIS.
IN PLEASANT MT. PLEASANT. 1923
18th ST. NW-H rooms, bath. h.-wh;
a reasonable tenancy: Ss5.
WALKING DISTANCE TO YOUR WORK.
1887 CHURCH ST. NW.-Block above P
st. NV. rms. bath, h.-w.h., finished
REAL VALUE. 9l6 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
ondeniaoly desirable. 8 rms. bath.
NEW HOUSE CONDITION. 2o4s s7th
ST. N,W-4 bedrooms, tile bath, oil
heat. garage. painted walls: S75.
FOR LARGE FAMILY. $3.50 10th ST.
NV bedrooms. baths double garage,
Oh heat maids room and bath plus in.
FOR ECONOMICAL WINTER COMFORT
5Sl4 BROAD BRANCH RID. NW-In
Chevy Chase, D. C. Across st. from school
and public park; q, bedrms.. baths "a
rage screened porch redecorated and de-.
son: sos. Wv"
NEAR CONN. AVE. $500 JoCELYN ST,
N:W-3-yr. old home. fireplace, screened
porcn. baths bedrms. and ultramod-
ern appointments: SllO
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. Dist. 1411.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

WESLEY HEIGHTS-6-EOOM COLONIAL.
or suhlet and furnish Groom apt Owner.
Emerson 914l.
q RMS. 2 BATHS. MAIDS ROOM. OIL
burner. screened porch. fenced-in yard 20
min. downtown. Owner to retain l rm.
and bath; $50 mo. Walnut al22-W.
WILL, SUBLET BEAUTIFULLY FURN. =
rm. house. with ami, gas heat. washing
machine. etc: beautiful loc Dup 4OOl
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l404 K CAFRITZ DI. 9OSO
HOUSES FOR SALE.

value. Lovely detached home. stone and
brick. in beautiful. wooded Forest. Hills.
D. c.. q close-in section of fine homes.
between Rock Greek Park area and Con-
necticut ave. Contains 10 rooms. 81, baths
uncludng den. breakfast room and lava
tory on 1st floor: bedrooms on end floor
of French doors from living room to garden.
Oil heat. 2.car detached garage, Lot fronts
so # BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL $500.
Ola 675s
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S45. 1920 Grant st. n.e-Bungalow, T..
BRoD1E & COLBERT. INC, NATL. 1915
49, LAMONT ST N.W.-s RMS. BATH
a mi. $50 month. Georgia 774e, Dis
1902 cRITTENDEN N.W.-NEWLY DECO
Tsfs Tstsd aeo1sia &C. ToNms 4s baths oil heat ele'
CORNER BUNGALOW NEAR WALTER
Reed: rooms, bath. large living and din
ing rooms: electric refriEeraton. oil heat;
SIS IS: Available Nov, IS. Georgia 7Gos, :"
BRICK. b oil heat. also 10 rms. 2 ba. q
ed sna M b. rm ma b. 0 4s heat EfoS Hsf5sy
523I. EVENINGS. Clev. 5Oal.
332s 18th ST. NW.-6 ROOMS BATH,
asorss as s9s
OPEN AND LIGHTED, BY OWNER. :: TO
near Rock Creek Park and Military I'd
rms rms 0t b.. 0'@iA BEDROOM cd n and atd0 bs Isl
~. oil heat
RMS. 8 B.. 2-cAR GARAGE, 371s MASS
aye; nv. ss5; rms. and nd,,1 b. s1s 9th nw
rms: d and B., sJS 5ls5 &C Conduit g. 3d. $50; =
1872 1872 !. Lincoln Dl' Sc ss5' sEHREsD ss.
RooM1NG HOUSE, 81, EYE ST. NV
corner house. ideal location; 500 per mo.
M. FRANK RUPERT. 1921 7th st. NV.
row brick, redecorated: buiit-in gar. elec
refg. oil heat 500 wisconsin 4O60.
CLEVELAND PARK-DETACHED HOUSE,
large rooms and and den; newly % DECORATED; @
saasss sonsin 4dsa Esat afser sspo Call OWNER Wis
Excellent A six: room @ house. sN modern, m SEMI
SIsk ssFes aa sff aaG
MT PLEASANT, 1877 MONROE ST; NV.
inst. hot water. Frisidaire. Col. 5o7s.
1928 PLEASANT ST. sE.-7 RMS. BATH.
ei,v,h eieveEsnd $685. ss5sse' quiet neish0orn0od'
MASS. AVE. HTs.-pET.. NEWLY DECO
and path Natl. o17s. Ewes. Ciev. 5757:
2sOs 2?th ST NW-s ROOMS, 8 BED
Adams 7ses or National $500. l''.-'
1913 HARVARD ST. .N.W.-sEM1-D DET.., 9
h'ni Ms so'4! t1ssAEs $685.
rooming house; low rental; heat furnished.
1920 Pa. ave. NV.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME IN CLOVER
tom tom Price: So % Cali fs smerson ss 4ass.
NORTHEAST RESIDENTIA1--sIx ROOMS.
front. rear porches, inclosed sleeping porch.
garage. gas furnace low upkeep. automatic
hot water. electric refrigerator, cabinet sink
and stove; newly decorated; $50: refer
encfs. Write Box 249-Z. Star. 23'
1745 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-AN EXCEL
lent apartment Of large rooms: 4 rooms.
kitchen. bath. porch: $50 per mo. LOUIS
p SHOEMAKER 171s X st. NV. Natl.
WOODBRIDGE, 24O2 21st PL NE-6-RM :.
modern. weil-built, detached brick home.
yr. old; insulated, ther-stripped, open
fireplace. yard, screened porch: sos in
cludes automatic heat and hot water, fuel
included. D. 8. NASH Owner, 1915 Bryant
St. ne.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UhEUR.

BROOKLAND - SEMI-DETACHED .32lS
10th net rms, 3 porches, garage; auto
matte heat; refg. OWNER.
HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS FOR RENT
all sections of city; furnished or unfur-
nished. No obligation to inspect. Call Nail
9RS4
WINFIELD { THuRM. aOs 10th NV. 90.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

VERY QUIET, FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished. one-room, k. and b. apartment
away from noisy radios and trafiic, conv.
trans. State price, reply in detail. Box
419-Z Star
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FLATS FOR RENT.

90 TODD PL NE, 2nd FL, 6 R. B. $40 90
III North Capitol st. ne, 4th n,
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO,
9l4 G ST. NV DIST. 1850.
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AI.FyANDRIA VA

Attractive. new apt. liz E. Chestnut
school: large living room. bedroom tile
bath bult.in tub with shower; dinette;
and hot water furnished: all outside rooms:
large screened porch
BRODIE g. COLBERT, INC.
Alex. 24S4. los s. Royal St.
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

2@07 CATHEDRAL, ,AvE.-7-RooM HOUSE,
burner. garage. Cali Dupont 1874.
sEM1-DETAcHED BRICK, GOOD NV.
ssth ssf to f.dse nps snd Ssson,
BRENTWOOD. .3727 FENwIcx sT-s-
gas: equipped for two families; S5I.
OWNER, phone Greenwood 3225-J.
wo0DIRdoGE H!.oI3Is5 saI D. cms9oo 2o'h ST: Ne
vacant: S66. Emerson sIOs.
IL OWENS AVE. HYATTsvILLE-FIVE-
room bungalow. oil heat, $50 per month.
REALTY AssociATEs. NC. Natl i4ss.
TAKoMA Park. l.O1 CHESTNUT Ave
baths; oil heat: fenced yard. with trees and
snala1 sshruo6ery;o 70 garage. ROBERT Z. LoHR
sooe 18th ST: sEms RMS. BATH: RENT,
PETwoRTH--MoDERN RENOVATED 4
STsk ssras gar Only ss
IN BEST SECTION OF PETWoRTH-DE-
sirabe house, rms, b.. pantry 81. porch;
lovely yard; close to schools churches and
transportation: ,S62.50. Seen by appoint
ment only. Available Nov. Georsia 1411.
S55-BRICK BUNGALOW. III SOUTH
wick. St. Bethesds-Larse living room with
fireplace. . bedrooms. porch. garage. I'm
mediate occupancy. Wisconsin 559s.
1os ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
snd rms; paths h-wh gs5sse' stoLare
redec. throushout conv. transp.
514 IRVING ST. NV RMS. BATH.
elec h; -wh,; lse. yard. front porch; s37 so.
H. Nssienai SARnER d,Ts real estate ela 18th st.
NOV. IA NAVY MAN OFFERS NEW
,va.e water heat slec refs., screened porch
if desired. Ideal arrangements for 2
eouples. Close to everything. Falls
4oems hs ss%s syC @Rs Rass ssTs.oS. ST .v
ne rms sun room; $50 ss24 5sth s'.
s's y %oSPEibSf 81 Sf$5;,}s RfALry III CO. ,o,
2O4s 37st ST NW-S7O
BEDROOMS; on Heat Like New.
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS 200.
715 vARNUM ST NV
bath; Colonial front; slass-inclosed rear
porch. large yard; garage. Excellent con-
,a-, PLANT Ian AND GORDON, NC,
ove4iookins att" T.Ykoe K St r.rks NWns5 rms. mod
A'',' .le'' tSifii 4afi Sth 81 NV NWGst6 esEsse
1as 4as PaRk fsis hta1 RD elis Nwsssss5 Eets sisJ5s'
ass4 cHEsAPEAkE ss E" 81 n. e,se NwMs5s reg gar
Semi-det.. & rms, h.-w.h.. garage.
~HILLIPS e. CANDY. INC,
Natl. 1900. 1912 18th St. NV
1851 SHERIDAN ST. NV.
z rooms 2 baths Including recreation
room: gas heat; built-in earage: modern
l121 NV. Met 30l1.
NEAR WALTER REED.
1926 Tth ST. NV
New Colonial detached brick containir-
q large rooms. 2 baths. recreation room,
automatic heat, buit-in garage
BEITZELL.
Dist 1900. 1878 x st. NV
1928 WINDOW PL. NV
Near Woodrow Wilson High-Semi-de-
tschea; dscnea : rooms and bath. complstsly re-
month J. G. WELDON co. Met 3o1l
NEW RMS. 2 BATHS
Near Walter Reed Hospital
Automatic Heat. Recreation Room
l41s WHITTIER ST. NV.
Open for Inspection
WApT,F T. JAMES
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.

WALKING DISTANCE G. P. O.
The Sibley. No. 15 M st. n.w-3 rooms,
kitchen. recep. hall and bath, SAT 30;
Frigidaire; redecorated. Res. mgr, Apt, 22.
]. c. WELDON CO., Met. 3011.
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COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.
c-ROOM APT. IN EXCLUSIVE TILDEN
Gardens. = baths: owner leaving town:
must sacrifice Inspection by appointment
only Phone Emerson 6373
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THE SOUTHERN.

1907 M ST NV
Completely furnished apt. one room and
bath. $4,000. to $50 90; includes cleo
tricity. gas linen and maid service
Apply Resident Manager.
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1850 HARVARD ST. NV.

1850 HARVARD ST. NV.
"RICHELIEU."
Bright, sunny apt, foyer. living room,
painted walls. Venetian plinds; ses; ;oo;
refrigeration free; modern elevator building.
overlooking Rock Greek Park.
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED.

404 ST. NE-6 R.. B.. H.-WH.. YARD;
S45. 1920 Grant st. n.e.-Bungalow, 5 r.
BRoD1E & COLBERT, INC, NATL. 1878.
432 LAMONT ST N.W-6 RMS. BATH,
ami, $50 month. Georgia 7746, Dis
frict Qlo1
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FOR RENT.

1898 10Th n.w.-S r. b. h. -ah 5000
1870 Monroe n.w-6 r. b.. gas ht
elec refg. $500
1926 Jackson ne-5 r.. b. h.-w.h. $3.50
1896 18th n.w.-6 r. b.. h.-w h.. elec $3.50
S04 Sth s.w-7 r, b. h-wh., elec 1900
elec 1850
12o Mass ave NV r. b., elec.- 1880
34o ID st. s.e.-6 r, b.. cleo AZ 80
496 E st. sw.-6 r. b.. elec. 30 81
Al Eve s sw-S r. b gas 2O.50
GEORGE I. BORGER,
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

EMPLOYED LADY DESIRES LADY OR
couple so share new brick bungalow. oil
heat Hillside O5"5-J
ARLINGTON. $3.50 WILSON BLVD. Is
min; business district. lst floor. Broom.
kitchen and bath apt, now being redeco-
rated. all new equipment; private en-
trance: large grounds; elec:: hot water
SILVER sPRING-MODERN: RMS.
kitchen and bath; unfurnished. S4S.50,
oil heat. gas. light incl. Shep 3s12
ARLINGTON. VA, 1914 N. WAKEFIELD
Spacious 4 rms. bath, INV h. incl. $50.
3 rms. bath. gas. light. heat S3s75.
Adults; ref Walnut 1856
IN MY BEAUTIFUL HOME, RIGGS RID,
near Hillandale; 90 minutes from city;
unfurnished: living room. bedroom bath
reception hall porch; electric Kitchen hot.
water heat. Phone Berwyn 9-F-@ ,3"
BASEMENT, FOR THREE; CLEAN; SEMI
zone. 130 Randolph ave. Alexandria Va.
FALLS CHURCH-S35. COzY APT. .
rms, kit. bath; heat furn.; nice grounds:
gar. Walnut 1859.
NEARBY vIRGINIA-sTUDIo APT, IN
owners new Colonial brick home. living
bed room. dinette-ktchenette and private
bath. Nicely furnished, including linens,
silver, dishes. cooking utensils. cleo. refg.
and range; c.h.w., oil heat, cleo phone
parking space: $50 mo. Phone Falls
Church 132S-J
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rpATUprS or pIru DvNc.

FEATURES OF BUILDING:
Frigidaire cure free; 24-hour
switchboard and elevator service
Radio in every apartment. Carpeted
corridors.
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM.
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4224 18th ST. N.W.-Army officer's widow
has double rm., pvt. bath. shower: also
single rms; cheerful corner home; garage.
ROOM. lge. double, and board S35; also
single: Southern cooking: home privileges.
10ll Oath st. u ". Dist. 0C2l.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD,

s0O9 WYOMING AVE-Spacious brick res
idence, just of Conn.,; attr. living accom-
modations for a few. Potomac $3.50.
1457 FAIRMONT N.W.-Bright cheerful
English basement for young men; excellent
meals; S32 80 each. Col. 1886.
1929 K ST NW-Nicely furnished, single
and double rooms. semi-private bath: excel
lent board. selected menus. Reasonable
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ROOMS UkEURkISHED
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-A room for light housekeeping
$500 a mo. between Park rd and Sprns
rd., end floor by the "5th. No phone
calls. Mrs. E. H. Childers, ;32222 Wis. ave
NV Apt. Alb.
EMPLOYED YOUNG WOMAN desires small
very quiet room away from radios, no
next bath, $1,000 mo. Reply fully Bo,
4So.Z. Star
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1924 17th ST. NV.
Just off Columbia rd rms, k, b.,
S42 so: :. rms. k. b.. inclosed porch,
So 80. Frieidaire included.
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1928 MT. PLEAS.-2 NICE RMS. KIT. B.,
electric refrigeration; $40. 100: redecorated.
CHAS. D. SAGER e24 14th st. MA. O036
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TILDEN GARDENS
AMAZING VALUE!

H. L. RUST CO.,
1901 10th St. NV. Natl. S1OO.
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CALVERT HOUSE,
JUST OPENED.

1706 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Singles. doubles: large. cheerful rooms
Just decorated and furnished with luxu-
rious, comfortable new furniture adjoin-
ing and private baths; elevator service
excellent meals.
Rates From $40
Easement Rooms Lower)
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1928 28th ST, NV,
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rated, 10 rooms. 2 baths. oil heat. elec.
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JEWISH HOME, private: master bedroom;
excellent transp.: comfortable clean: fine
meals: home atmosphere. Randolph H9O1.
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THE CHAPLIN, 1474 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
Modern Elec, Refg. S.w; corner.
Rooms, Kitchen. Bath. S40-S41 80.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-02
Hf-N Cd aH aHi> z s= % Many Salmon Are Caught Over
 Wide Area

Juneau took to boats Sunday for its fishing thrills. Aux Bay was dot ted with strip-fishers and hand trollers from early in the morning until late at night. Many other boats were in evidence at Tee Harboi and Eagle River. There were even a few boats ar Marmion Island.
 Down at Marmion, it is known that at least one King salmon, weighing about 30 pounds, was taken by a couple named Thorgelson, new corners. to Juneau.
 A newcomer fishing at Aux Bay also had luck. He was Elmer Peter son, of Seattle, who was taken afield by friends, Jack and Fred Schmidtz and Gildo Battello, whc had decided to initiate Peterson tc the gentle art of, King g-catching.
 Peterson learned req dily. He caught three salmon weighing 36 25 and 22 pounds respectively Coaches Jack and Fred Schmit1 and Gildo Battello caught nothing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-02

Kelly Rowe, 'cellist; and Carol Beery Davis, pianist will be heard in a program of selected compost tions.
 Acclaimed by a responsive aud fence at the first soiree last month, the trio is scheduled to play before scores of Gastineau Channel resi- dents this evening. Tn keeping with the title, Boreas, meaning God of the Wind and Voice of the North, , the trio brings to the foreground a new type of music for Alaska.
 Explaining the function of trio music, the artists point out the various roles played by the three instruments. At certain time one instrument will carry the solo part, accompanied by one or two others, while at another time, the three instruments may harmonize parts