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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEW HOMES JUST COMPLETED.
1920 46th ST. NV.

ss~SSeS bS~ S|eSs
NEW HOMES JUST COMPLETED.
1920 46th ST. NV.
tOut Mass. Ave. to 46th St. Right to
Furnished Exhibit HomeD
Detached. !. large bedrooms, beautiful
studio room finished in natural wood =
tiled baths. recreation room: air condi
TONED; John Evansville insulation. auto
matte oil heat. attached brick garage. Open
Tor inspection daily till y pm.
l4O4 K. CAFRITz. Dist 90S0.
PRICE, $3.50.
NEAR 1e, WEsrEKN AVE: ANp ELLIcoTT ST;
Bath. 2 lovely Bedrooms Oil Heat. In
sulated. Screened Awninged. Terms. $500
pointment to inspect, call MR.. MARKEL
Col. l02l7.
REPOSSESSED.
1O-room brick home. bedrooms. 3
baths; new-house condition; excellent To-
cation: close to Wisconsin ave: unusual
value and terms Of IOfe cash. balance
small monthly payments. 80. interest. just
one trust: Call MR.. PASCOE for appoint
ment to inspect. Dist. too: or Wis. 6746.
Woodside Park, Silver Spring.
HONEST BARGAIN AT $3.50.
NEW 3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW.
Lowest-priced home in this exclusive
Sic SSec'ion Large lvinx rm fireplace iu
iui btdulllul cQulpptU hlJClltI idTRt
liied bath shower. recreation rm. finished
and heated. full cellar and attic: Oil heat.
Eaiaee porches. weather. stripped screens
dolph o2'.6
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.
Just completed. full .ia stories de-
tached. all-brick. air conditioned homes
with slate roofs. Built by Monroe Warren.
ONLY $9,250.
=, The finest materials and workmanship.
A lovely home. in delightful COM
"e! oUTsrANpiNG AcNSDfs9eH L yEE THEM
Furnished Exhibit Home
4432 WINDOW PLACE NV.
~ Open Until . PM. Daily.
TO Window place. right block TO homes.
P1NEY BRANCH RID. NV.
Near Whittier st.-Detached bungalow: q
1ict rooms all On one floor: tiled bath lot
with trees: :-car earase; lovely yard with
hhnunuanee hs OF shTubbery: full attic and tul
price $1,000: now 50 800. terms Dis
trict O:iGS
10th ST. HIGHLANDS.
Hlo,o3o: imposing brick home west Of
lttn St containing rooms and baths
St-noor lapatory OIL heat. electric refrger-
atloil' oetached brlck garage. on lot l.iS
IT, deep. Out-of-town owner desires quick
bale.
l.. Il. GRAVAIIE,
80 l3ih s., Realtor. Natl. o153.
THIS WEEKS BARGAINS.
$3.50.
3 bedrooms. IL baths. large living room.
fireplace. dining room and kitchen hot
water heat: lot 5OXl6O; garage; in Alta
Vista.
$6,950.
rooms bath; h-wh large rooms;
beautiful shrubbery; large lot; i'll Edge
moor.
Open Daily From Q to 8, Sunday Until >.
E. M. FRY, INC,
$50" Wis. Ave Wis. GAO
Bethesda Md
BETHESDA, MD.-S6,45O.
$50 cash. New detached brick house.
Can OWNER. Met. :iul. Ewes, WIS. JuJS
FOR COLORED
Nice G-room house. near lith and T SITS
nv; must be sold. small cash payment
and balance monthly. Call Mr. Boaze
Geo. G.,I
WAPLE < JAMES. INC.
Si33 GeofEia Ave. Shep 5000
FOR COIORED-lsth AND COLUMBIA
rd W.-DeSiruble s-room and bath prick
dwelling large cellar, laundry travS tood
Yards. front snd rear porcheS; hot-water
neat oil burner. excellent condition
throughout Reasonable price
JOHN SCRIVENEP a BRO.
DiSfrlCt soto IIJ {, "
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615 QUE ST. NV

Colored-lO rooms, 3 baths. h-w h ::
terms. 5000 cash. balance like rent; suit
ab!t LOT renting rms. or apis. Ask FOR Mr..
DAVIS. E. NJ. AIKEN. 500 H St NV Natl.
.t:,lG After 4 I'm. All in
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NEW
AIR R-CONDITIONED
HOMES.
42O8 ARKANSAS AVE NV.

Near 18th and UpShur SIS NV
rooms. tiled baths recreation room. >
flreplaces. garage and ultramodern kitchen.
Cafrltz standards OF excellence throughout
Convenient TO everything. Adjacent to Rock
Creek Park.
Your Present Home Considered in Trade.
liUI X CAFkIIZ DIST 9USu
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VERY ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, :. EED-
rms. on 1st floor with finished md floor:
> large porCht>. large wooded lot; IOC-fare
zone: prICP ~ $50. $500 down, St;u mo.
w S HOGE. Jr 3sl5 Lee hwy, Airing
GENTLEMAN s SMALL COUNTRY ES-
tate at Alta Vista, Md. fronting l54 II
on Old GEORGETOWN rd. bv a frontase of
400 f. ON Charles st. House contains
reception hall living rm with lee fire.
place. sun porch dining rm with fireplace
buffers pantry. electric kitchen and rear
screened porch. 1st floor; lee master bed
room with fireplace. opening out on lge.
screened sleeping porch: also 3 other bed
rooms. > baths. 2nd floor: attic finished.
containing :. rooms: oil heat. outbldgS.
consist OF double-car garage with servant s
quarters above single-Car garage and tool
house. Call OWNER to inspect. Column
bia 1873
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5,95O-NORTHEAST

TWO-FAMILY HOME
Near ION aud Mass. ave Contains six
rooms AIu Two baths. hot-Natcr heat. elec-
trIc reiflstraIurh; Two complete APARTMENTS.
Reasonable terms can Ue ARRANGED
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
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HILLCREST-DET. COLONIAL.
Cannon 2dt Ia Ct nnnd q La Ia ~, O

Ave. Sc.
JUST COMPLETED DISTINCTIVE De
TACHED BRICK CENTER HALL. SIX
LARGE ROOMS AND BREAKFAST ROOM,
> BATHS RECREATION RN SCREENED
PORCH ON ONE SIDE OF HOUSE AND
ATTACHED GARAGE ON THE OTHER.
THE LAST WORD IN SOUND, MODERN
CONSTRUCTION BUILT BY PAUL p.
STONE AND AVON SHOCKEY. NORTH
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11oWellSCclIl Neatly wi I
l4lS H ST n w District 1s1
PETWORTH-OPEN

$40 Shepherd w.-Bargaln. Stop pay
Ing rent. See This home; suitable fam
lies. completely renovAted :, incloSed
porcheS auto. heat, double block gar larYe
lot near schools. stores. cars. N. Dl
BLAST Rand 1916
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.

Just completed. full ~ stories de-
lached all-brlck. air-conditioned homes
with slate roofs Built by Monroe Warren.
ONLY $9,250.
r, The finest materials and workmanship.
Complete modern equipment
loFely home. in delightful COM
mnnity; Convenient TO everything.
OUTSTANDING VALUE. SEE THEM
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I
/ place. sun porch dining rm with fireplace.
/ buffers pantry. electro kitchen and rear
screened porch. ] st floor: lge master bed
room with fireplace. opening out on lge.
! screened sleeplng porch: also 3 other bed
rooms. :. baths, md floor; attic. finished.
containing = rooms; oil heat, outbldgS.
consist OF double-car garage with servants
quarters above Sing!e-car GARAGE and tool
bia 1873, a.. y -'-'' ~ -''O'~'' NO-''''
NEARBY MD, FOREST GLEN PARK SEC
. tlon--l4-room house made up OF 3 apts.. k.
/ and b. each: Ice. lot excel. investment
/ sl0.75o. OWNER, call Shepherd 14"9-W.
/ POTOMAC. Md ACRES, IMPROVED
by TWO small farm dwellings. This is the
/ section IN which to, buy If you are looking
for increase III land value. Long frontage
on improved road. Prlce. >'.Jou. Easy
/ terms. Il. O. BELT, Union Trust Bldg. "S'
I NEARBY va REAL BUYS; s ROOMS
/ frame AS good as new: S3!Ju each $500
! cash aud 40 monthly takes either one.
/ To Inspect c. W. CLEVER CO, INC.
| 1913 North Irving St. Arlington. Va.
/ 5 ACRES-HIGH ELEVATION. BEAUTI-
! iul trees stream, elec.. phone; transporta-
ti9n ayaiiapie; every si acre i, Sood buiding ding
| terms G. r. McNAB. Falls Church 14os.
4-s-RooM NEW BRICKS AND FRAMES:
| financed F. H. A. low terms nearby Va;
big list homes: investment D. C. Mr.. Carr,
N. E. RYON CO. 1916 N. Y. ave.
sIX-RooM HOUSE AND 4 ACRES LAND,
|
! Vernon estate; . miles from Alexandria, at
Insleside. F. J. WEASE, R. F. D. No. /,
| Alexandria. Va. 2S'
BRICK BUNGALOW. 5 RMS, TILE BATH.
ings; small down payment. Shep. 433@.
s7.95O-TREEs AND A BROOK; A NEW
home. rooted with lovely Spanish tile,
containing - rms. all in the most ex-
| quisite culoring; an HONEST Job utilizing
copper tor permanener IN pipes. !,,r' screens,
| miles lett oil Kirkwuod ri. TO property
Owner-buiidcr. j. b. LOCKWOOD. Wal
| nut 1000.
| 5-ACEE ESTATE, .l2 MILES WASHING
| ton, in Va, nr. Madeira School; beautifully
| situated century old loss; perfect condl-
| tioni beautiful lawn garage and guest
s4s-W-3' w."
NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSE, ARLING-
| ton. Va. Large wooded lot. ?-car garage.
| IA, baths. oil burner. near Lee blvd. 10
minutes to Offices. F.. H. A. financed.
Open for inspection. 3!lS lst road north.
near Irving street.
ARLINGTON--5-ROo BRICK, JUST
Eyie,wS; sacrifice Open. OWNER, . Pee.
LEESBURG PIKE. II MILES d. ca
acre; 5-room house ami: garage: chicken
house; beautifully handicapped price So
$50; $500 cash. balance monthly. FREN-
EEL. Mclean, Va. Falls Church S37-W-1.
| TRUSTEES SALE OF 264 54-100 ACRES
| River rd.. Montgomery County Md. at
| public auction on the premises, on Thurs
| day. September 18th. 1888, at pm. 1t
| has frontage OF approximately 2,3i4 40
| feet on River rd. and is just beyond the
KsnSood Golt and Country Club ,i; For
| running in the Maryland News.
| GEORGE +. FLEMING,
| WILLIAM l.. MILLER
Trustees.
ROBERT PETER.
Attorney.
| naKrnN VA
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w. S. HOGE. Jr.,

WALNUT 1940-WALNUT ass
kENSINGTON, MD.
5-room buncalow. lot 5OXl5n So
Modern i-room bunGalow large shade trees,
lot 50T2OO. Price. $3.50
KENSINGTON REALTY CO.,
PHONE KENSINGTON 1872
: ACRES
: rooms. electricity. furnace heat: 1
chicken houses. barn. orchard close in
So 300. half cash. ERWIN REALTY CO.
call HyattSy!!le Sfa. Open daily and Sunday
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$4,000.
B. F. SAUL CO..

National !luU. y.J 10Th 81.
1919 INGLESIDE TER. N E.-6 RMS.
| balhS $500
INA Rhode Island ave. n.w-S
rooms b. 1900
JSIl Jtn ST. n.w--S rms b. 400
SSl4 Ist ave S S, Md rms b. 1000
otiU3 Conduit rd. n.w.--t; rms. b. to 90
1879 l.th ST. MN rms :, b. o..
III Louetrllo ST. II VT rms, b. ti.l 90
ilt3 You ST. mt rms. b. t.. 30
Iu.i Concord ave. II. tt rms, b. to 90
80 lolh st. n.w.--G rms. b. 40 90
SuJ Monroe 81. NV. rms. b. to 90
II You ST. n.w.-. rms. h. >. 80
l4:, West Va. ave. ue-G rms b. D.. go
U.,:' Mass. hse. u.e.-3 rms, . b. "a 90
:oI: tortner pl. u.~-6 rms. b..
heat light and hot water fur
nlshed 80 90
lulb 18th ST. n.w.-G rms, ". 5000
~: ST. n.w.--6 rms, h. 1000
.!Il' Puftuer pl. Ant rms, h 30 90
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National "luu. 4'!J 9th 81. NV.
MANCHESTER,
li!G Nj ST. NV
Large cool apartment with pri-
vate bath. nicely furnished. laTse
front room with :, exposures. Com
plete maid elevator and SWITCH
board service. Modern dining room.
1921 43rd PL. NV.
CONVENIENT TO ALL SCHOOLS
:. BLOCKS WISCONSIN AVE. BUS.
Beautiful SEMI -deta tached home large
lot containing rooms 'H bearoomS'. tile
bath with shower. toilet IN basement.
screened sleeping porch; brand-new con-
dltion throughout newly equipped with
Eiectrolux reirikerator. Magic Chef range.
oil burner.
FOR LEASE ONLY AT SO
Mt Vernon Mortgage Corp.
end Floor. Machnist Bldg. Natl. $3.50.
North Capitol and Bryant SITS.
& rooms. :! inclosed porches. kitchen and
bath: 2-car brick sarase: completely and
thoroughly redecorated; convenient to Gov
ernment Printing ONCE. city post of1lce.
Union Station. etc; leased TO responsible
tenant tor | year at So per month.
400 NORTH CAPITOL. ST.
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S15,750.

New 5-bedroom stone veneer house mod
ern IN every respect: h.-wh. oil burner:
"'2 baths; fireplace. recreation room and
numerous special features; located in an
excellent protected residential neighbor-
mood. 10 minutes from Washington: rea-
SonaoIe cash payment and monthly terms
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OPEN SUNDAY.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE.

HANDSOME RESlOENCE.
1905 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV. 'west OF
Conn. .I-Brhnd-new. spaclQuS Colonial
Center-hall home; arranstd%Ur lvaDllltN.
built TO endure. IN community Oh me
homes. Open Sunday and week days.
~ pm. REALLY ASSOCIATES. Natl.
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III PA Ave. 5 E
BUTTERNUT ST NV

new detached home rooms and ba h
- bedrooms. OIL heat. Recently sold
for r.: "5tt--our price. - ouu Don miss
this chance 10 set real home ct less
than cost. Open and readv to move IN.
Phone and We will take you to see the
urDDtrty
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= 1IOIIV a.Io NIUII UT. Va. -W.I'
NO CASH PAYMENT
ARLINGTON, VA.
750.

NEW BUNGALOW AMI. on u acre
OF land in growing W section p a
loan can be had the monthly csrrvln-
charge Of which Would be around S3f in
Guiding interest. principal insurance and
taxes. Neighborhood 100, AmerlcaN
ldea! Tor children. Gail B. F. STIFTFR,
N SILVER SprlNl. Shenherd 4lhn-M
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REPOSSESSED.

10-room brick home bedrooms. 3
baths: new-house condition. excellent To-
cation: close to Wisconsin ave: unusual
value and terms Of l0fo cash. balance
small monthly payments 30. interest. just
one trust. Call MR.. PASCOE for appoint
ment to inspect Dist Cog, or Wis tI4G
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BATTERY PARK.
SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE

SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE.
SIO,25O.
Beautiful. new. detached Colonial brick;
white; 5 large bedrmS.. pine paneied rm
over garage, ! " baths. attractive recrea-
tion rm.. de luxe kitchen. slate RI; COM
pete insulation; fioored attic, large yard,
autom heat. BIB Park lane. To inspect,
call Wis, 3JJ6-M oSs
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S2.75O.

Beautifully wooded site Of 81. acres on
good elevation. with wide frontage on
paved pike; near Falls Church va This
is an excellent location for your new home,
M. f. CHURCH, Realtor.
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(Out Mass. Ave. to 46th ST.. Right to
Furnished Exhibit HomeD
Detached. large bedrooms, beautiful
studio room finished in natural wood, .
tiled baths. recreation room. air condi
toned; John Evansville insulation. auto
matte oil heat. attached brick garage. Open
Tor inspection daily till pm
I4O1 K CAErRJTZ nixt 1850
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NEAR l4th & PARK ROAD.

l4ls pARkWOOD pL NW-~s5
LIVING room. uiIIlns room. 4 bedrooms. :!
baths, screened rear porch Kitchen -
car sarasr elec. refrIkerstion. laundry
tubs and extra lavatory in basement
lioi CAFRTTL. Dist aUSU.
FOR RENT.
l3!l .tn w.-6 r. b.. Ia w h. e. SG2 50
b.l Kennedy n.w.-6 /. b.. h w h. 90 90
'it.:G 18Th n.w.-6 + b.. h.-wh D. 30
l6.! Wis ave. II VT r.. b. h w n. 81 90
sos { 81. n.e.-S r.. b., elec. 4 30
l"'." Emerson net r., H.. h-w h. A. 30
10 Mass. ave. NV, +, b. elec. 40. 30
luIJ Eye S.e-f r.. b.. h w IA. ~ ~
SoS bln VT r. b -lcc =, 30
GEORGE l. BORGER.
"a" Ind. Ave. N w. Nail. $3.50.
/. OLD GEORGETOWN.
3.ll-i9 ST. Canal rd.b-A group of
oiu homes completely done over: gorgeous
view. historic canal and river: StJ so
Cleveland uSoU Open
900 MONROE ST. NV.
Seven rooms. bath, hot-Water heat in
atanianeouA water Hralrr. electricity. Key
ia 3Il.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-05-12

Wade Beckman entertained with =
marshmallow toast Saturday evening
There were more than hundred pres
ent. Among the music makers were
Mr.. Sisler, Miss Ridder and Sidney
Cosner, of German, who added much
to the pleasure and entertainment of
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sanders spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Art FuIk
in Fairmont.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Swartzertlu-
Der and children attended memorial
service at Underwood on Mothers
Day, tn eservice being in memory of
Mrs. Swartbentruber's mother.
Milton Miller and family, Grants
vile, spent Sunday here. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Molly Miller. of
Greenwood, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kitzmiller and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kitzmiller visiteo al
John Kitzmiller's on Sunday, who ac-
companied them home when they re-
turned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cover, Oak
land, visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIII 1.
WeIch on Sunday evening.
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were weekend guests of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Nine.
Mrs. Almira Nicholson is visiting
with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Nicholson, who had
as other visitors on Sunday Floyd
Wensell and family.
Mrs. Morgan Fulk, Brookside, was
a guest of Miss Carrie Sims Tuesday.
Charles Barkman and family Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sci Beckman on Sunday. Other guests
at the Beckman home were Miss Sell
ma Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Barkman.
Pat Soldiers and family were visit
ing with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Soldiers, at Amboy, w. Va.
Mrs. Eva Beckman and son Cletus,
Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. James Forman
and Miss Catherine Forman, Crellin,
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Berkman.
Earl Sims is trucking lumber for
Daniel Turney, who will use it in the
erection of a new dwelling on the
Bowman farm near Brookside. We are
glad to have Mr. and Mrs. Turney as
neighbors. They recently sold their
property in Clarksburg and are now
locating in Mrs. Turney's old neigh
borhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Wilkens and
infant, Davis, w. Va, were recent
visitors at the home of Mrs. wilkins
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lee, Stanley
Mines, announce the birth of a son.
Mrs. Lee was the former Miss Anna
Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Smith also an
nounce the birth of a son-the fourth
child and second son.
John c. Forman and family have
moved from Crellin to their farm near
Meyersdale, Pa.
The many friends of Mrs. Ellen
Lohr gave her a surprise post card
and flower shower recently. Mrs. Lohr
is the oldest lady Of this community
and is held in esteem by all who know
her.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-05-12
JEREMIAH L. YOST

Funeral services for jeremiah Liv-
engood Yost, 68, retired farmer, who
was found dead in the yeard of his
home near Meyersdale, Pa, Monday
by his wife, were conducted Wednes-
day afternoon in the Church of the
Brethren at Meyersdale by Rev. De-
Witt L. Miller.
Mr.. Yost was born in Garrett coun-
ty. Besides his widow he is survived
by three children: Mrs. Arthur Resi-
and Mrs. Galen Beachy, Grantsville,
and Mrs John Coleman, LaVale, Md,
He was brother of Peter H. Yost, Of
near Grantsville, and Mrs. Clarence
Foy, Of Accident.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-05-12

The other day George, 4, had some
coughdrops. Johnny, 8, didn't have a
cough but wanted some too.
Stepping up to George he asked, "If
l have a cough, will you give me some
coughdrops ?" No answer. The same
question again, this time Johnny got
up a little closer. Still no answer.
He tried once more without answer
and the fourth time almost yelled in
his ear. To which George finally re-
piled, 81 don't hear you"
Selfshness isn't on our list of things
to teach children But where do they
pick it up?
A lot of people say that walking is
a lost art. There never will be any
need to worry about that. How do
they think most of get from where we
park our cars to where we're going?
This happened over the want-ad
counter of a midwest newspaper re-
Gently. A man handed in an adver-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-05-12
UNDERWOOD

Mothers Day services were we'll at
tended here on Sunday, Rev. Critics
officiating.
We are having rather cool weather
now. The rains have prevented frosts.
Farmers are engaged in planting corn
and potatoes. There are more acres be-
ing farmed now than in the past sew
eral years.
Miss Hazel Lee, who has been en-
ployed near Mt. Storm, is now at the
home Of her parents.
Mrs. Jennie Sanders, Cumberland,
after visiting with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fulk,
has returned to her home.
Miss Carrie Sims has been i'll with
mumps the past ten days.
Miss Crystal Barkman, Terra Alta,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Barkman,
Oakland, were visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barkman, over
the weekend.
Ebert Nine and family, Johnstown,
and Mrs. Daisy Myers, Confluence,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-05-12
GORTNER

Beginning Friday evening, May 20,
at 8 o'clock, Mr.. Sam Shelter, Johns
town, will conduct services in the
Union church until Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Shelter was former principal Of
the summer Bible school here. Every
body will be welcome.
The next Union sewing circle meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
Eliza Biser.
Mrs. Anna Bittinger and Lawrence
Bittinger visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Dodge at Terra Alta on Sunday.
Miss Mary Martin was a guest at
a house warming party at Ronald
Martins in Cash Valley on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Otis Swiger called on Mrs. u.
L. Swartzentruber on Monday.
Clark Schlossnagle and Lee and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-05-12

Hawkins and Miss Harolene Mclean
were in Oakland Tuesday shopping.
Roger Bond made a business trip
to Springs, Pa, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Clarence Stark and son Dou-
gal, Akron; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walton, Pittsburgh, accompanied by
Miss Harolene Mclean, who had been
spending several weeks in Pittsburgh
and Akron, were here at the Mclean
home over the weekend.
Miss Theresa Mattingly, who had
been in Pittsburgh several weeks,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
William Mattingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verlyn Carr, Mark
leysburg, visited relatives here on
Sunday.
Miss Christina Dixon, Highwood,
spent Sunday evening with Virginia
Ellen Walton and Harolene Mclean.
Mrs. George Harvey, Elk Garden,
spent the weekend here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Harvey.
Dinner guests on Monday of MI.
and Mrs. Sidney Harvey were Rev.
and Mrs. E. T. Vestal, Rev. and Mrs,
Cardiff, Rev. Vernon Cardiff and his
daughter June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Spear, Acct
dent, spent the weekend with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brant.
Pupils of the McHenry school wit
messed the moving picture, Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs, at the
Maryland Theatre in Oakland Monday
afternoon.
Miss Shirley Brant has returned to
Mountain Lake Park to remain indef-
initely with her uncle, Mason Calls.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-05-12
BITTITNGER
Remember all the happiness
That comes your way in living,
Forget each worry and distress
Be hopeful and forgiving.


That comes your way in living,
Forget each worry and distress
Be hopeful and forgiving.
Merchant c. E. Ellitorp has so far
recovered from his recent injuries as
to be able to make a business trip to
Grantsville one day last week.
William Winterberg, of Grantsville,
was visitor for a brief moment in
this village Monday afternoon.
Carl Richter, Grantsville, visited in
Bittinger on a business mission last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lydia Wiley, of Grantsville,
spent the early part of this week Wis
iting her children here.
Daniel Hershberger, of Grantsville,
was in this community last Monday
afternoon.
John Beachy, of the North Glade
community, visited relatives on this
side of the mountain last Sunday.
DIN Miller, of the Grantsville Plan
ing Mill Company, was in this section
of the county one day last week look
ing for some timber.
Miss Marie Wiley, student nurse at
Memorial Hospital, in Cumberland,
spent a couple of days last week at
her home here.
Mrs. Charles Bevans, of Washing
ton, D. c., spent last Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Brenne-
man, in Bittinger.
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THURSDAY, MAY II, 1888.
WORKING WITH NATURE

Nature must love trees-she made
so many of them, and she cooperates
in such friendly way with man when
he takes up the job. Tree enthusiasts
in New York State feel so about it,
anyway.
That state reports that it is well
along with its spring planting of
100000 trees, which will finish
about three-fourths of a 380,000-acre
job. The trees spread over many of
New York's counties, all thickly for
ested once, and now beginning to re-
gain their original beauty, The state
is not being given back to the In
dams, says the New York Times, but
given back to Nature and the wild
creatures with which the Indians at
one time lived. Nature is regarded no
longer as an enemy or slave, but
co-wOrker.
"Some of our land is good for corn"
says the Times, "some for wheat,
some for potatoes, some for fruit,
some for grasses and cover crops,
some for commercial timber, some to
be kept quiet forever as a place of
recuperation in tranquility for all the
people. This is true conservation-the
conservation of abundance, in things
of the body and things Of the spirit.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-05-12
JESSE BUTLER

Funeral services for Jesse Butler,
IS years old, retired farmer of the
Jennings community, who died Thurs
day evening, were held at 1890 o'clock
Sunday at the Jennings Lutheran
church with the Rev. A. c. Curran,
pastor, officiating. Interment was in
the New Germany cemetery. He was
a son of the late John and Sarah pat
tom Butler.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Re
becca Butler, eleven children, James