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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-08


 secret forecasts made to the Press ident:
 HOUSE-Likely Democratic loss of 30 to 40 Congressmen. On the other hand, "go0c chance" to pick up { to 6 gains in Massa- chusetts, New Jersey, Kansas and Minnesota.
 ] SENATE -Four Democratic loss- es practically certain, offset by one certain gain in Oregon, and g @fair chance" to pick up one inI Pennsylvania.
 Eastern States
 NEW HAMPSHIRE odds favor the election Of Republican, Charles
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-08
Judge Simpson Returns Cases
 To Waterbury
Sets Thursday Afternoon for Argu- ments of Counsel on Just When
 Trials Will Start
PROSECUTOR ALCORN CONFERS
 WITH JUDGE ON DATE OF TRIAL

In rapid fire order today, Judge Earnest c. Simpson in the superior court returned the Water bury conspiracy to this city for trial-and motion of Special Prosecutor Hugh M. Alcorn set Thursday afternoon at o'clock the time for argu- ments concerning the setting of date for start of the trial
 Mandamus Talk Comes Up
 As added feature of developments in the conspiracy cases today Attorney Frederick H Warehouse of Hart ford counsel for former Controller Daniel J. Leary ferred with Judge Simpson the possibility of the iSs ance of mandamus commanding Special Prosecutor Alcorn to make public the minutes of the grand jury Alcorn Goes Into Conference
 Less than hour after Judge Simpson rescinded his October 25 order which transferred to New Haven Special Prosecutor Acorn in Waterbury conferring with him. regarding the setting of speedy trial date q want to get this trial started possible he told reporters who quizzed him he finished conference with Judge Simpson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-08
COP. WORKER IS
 STABBED IN PROV.

Providence, R. T., Nov. 8 = U.PJ A Republican campaign worker was stabbed today as the vanguard of an expected sOO.OOo Rhode Is- land voters went to the polls in the election aftermath of the battle of Narragansett Park" Alfred Cola francesca, 30. was passing out Re- publican campaign literature near the Atwell-Aevnue school here when he became engaged in an argument with 8 bystander.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-08
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Nov. s--UP)-- -Gov- ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Nov. 5th. compared with year ago:
 sS.157. .sss. .20s.sO sa.707, zss, ,so7.o6 .420.s2 $2,o7s,s47,2 ,240.sl $1.172.55s, ,7ss.aS ses4.1z1, ,oe6.2B s1.15s. .s5s, ,5ss.4S Ssss,saO, ,s1s.2S
 Cash Balance < $2.571. .76s ,eoS.lS $s.s6s,s1s, ,o07.Oo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-08
BY DREW PEARSON AND ROBERT s. ALLEN

WASHINGTON, Nov 8.-Two significant depar- lures characterized the confidential election forecast compiled for the President this year by Democratic Ma tional Committee master minds
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-08

There was the man up in Dis- trict S-6, the fire house at 431 Will low street, who had forgotten his glasses. He had pulled the cur- tain over before he found out that he couldn't see the names of the candidates-f0r what reason he didn't explain.
 q can't see to vote," he pro- tested.
 One of the officials nearby was wearing glasses.
 How about borrowing your glasses?n, the voter requested.
 He took the glasses, tried them, announced that they would do very well, and popped back into the booth to vote 8 straight" ticket, doubtless.
 Balloting was extremely orderly today and no trouble had been re- ported up to early afternoon. Police Superintendent William J. Roach and Deputy Superintend- ent Daniel J. Carson said that it was the, quietest election day in years.
 Supt. Roach was touring the poll ing places during the day. Patrol- men were on duty at each district, and motor patrOlmen were cruis- ing from one voting place to an- other.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-08
Tabulated Vote of
 City at I O'Clock

Picking up somewhat over earlier indications of a very light vote, Waterbury electors today had tabulated 17,885 votes at 1 o'clock, with five hours remaining until the polls close. Last year in the city election, the vote at 1 o'clock was 21, ,494. The vote throughout the morning has been running about 4,O0O votes behind that of last year but about on par with other "off-year", or state, elections.
 Dist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-08
Local Election HighligIlts

Early voting at the central fire headquarters showed about a 20 per cent vote by 9:30 o'clock to- day. Constable Nicholas Jamele, Republican, voted at just after 6 o'clock when the polls opened. Thereafter, numerous of Water bury's most prominent Republican families east their ballots there.
 The registrars office was opened at the "crack of dawn" and Regis trars John T. Derwin and Albert c. Taller, their deputies, Michael J. Slavin and Michael JAnthony, Democratic and Republican, re- spectively and in both instances, had a buffet" breakfast sent up from Michael Molzon's New Bank hotel
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Evening star., 1938-10-01

1T14 MASS. AVE. N. w.
Men only. Single or en- suite. Unusually
attractive, large rooms. freplaces. private
baths. Maid service.
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Bay-window room. nex'
bath, ladies only. North ol06, Apt. "A
60 mn
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64oS 9th ST. NV large room :, closets
new furniture, III private home. Gentlemen
raf
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED
SUBURBAN; ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1927 18th st. NV.
Beautiful rooms; private. semi-private
bath: excellent meals. Reasonable.
4S39 KANSAS N.W--Large comfortable
room. adjoining den; newly furn.. twin
beds; excellent meals; Jewish family.
1890 18th ST, N.W-Newly decorated,
double and single rms. = and 4 windows
each; try our meals. served family style:
O
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

S32 EYE ST. NW.-WELL L-FURNISHED
downtown apartment. / room and bath
SOME FREE REN'T-3-RM KIT. BATI,
apt; nicely furn; eIec. reig linens, dishes
silver shower. Tel. Met. S13l TN D m
A.
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APARTMENTS UhEuRhlsHED.


- rooms, Kitchen and bath; modern p
story corner bldg: Frigidaire on house
See resident manager or call EDWARD
L. STRoHECKER. Met. -:713. 13.---
3I25 MT. PLEAS NICE RMS. KIT, b.
front apartment: elec. refg.; SAL redec.
CHAs. D. sAGER, 9.4 14th st. MA. o0a6.
THE WEAVER APARTMENTS 1473 IRv-
ing st. n.w-Desirable apartments at rea-
sonable rates; conv., to schools, churches
and shops: . rms. kitchen. bath S42. so.
See RES. MGR. or call Adams 1898.
BRADFORD APIS, 1900 K ST. NV
ton; walk to work and avoid traffic de-
lays; furn, and unfurn. apis: from 500.
See resident manager or call Natl. S426.
2s24 q 17th his ST NV. 'susT y &c OFF co COLUMBIA
Incl. Incl porch. $3.50: Frisidaire. '''' N' '''
WE BELIEVE WE HAVE THE APARTMENT
you are looking, for. May our. auto call
soa4. q snSH Nsht e phon. N Emerson $40 "e' "eS'
bath, siassed p.. Electrolux, attic stor., gar :,
plenty hot water; S57 80. Jan. Col. 4759.
757 PRINCETON PL NW-3 RMS. KIT.
bath; gas cleo. heat incl: newly deco
FIAT-FOUR ROOMS: x. AND B., HOT
air heat: $40. 1915 11th NV. Geo. 5O33,
or 5527 9th NV.
RMS, KIT, BATH. GAS M.Ec; REA-
il4s 18th e pl. n se Atlsntic zoss. s', = -
322 N ST. s.W-2nd FLOOR ROOMS
and bath. hot-water heat. gas and elec-
tricity: S25 month: adults only Met. 5693.
MADISON APIS. 1899 EYE ST. NV
/ room. bath. dressing closet. S35. 2
rooms: bath. closets. S4a.
9 R., KIT. ENCLOSED PORCH, b, ?
closets; h., e.. e.. phone furnished. Good
condition. Desirable neighborhood. 321
st. ne.
5 ROOMS AND BATH, HEAT AND LIGHT
NV,
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

HYATTSVILLE 80 Wine ave-Large and
small furnished room, twin beds; good
transportation; board optional. Home
privileges.
NEW HOME; large bright room; semi-
private bath; oil heat. c.hw.. phone; Is
minutes downtown; ladies preferred. Capt.
tol Heights 703.
1920 NORTH FRANKLIN RID, ARLING-
ton. Va.--Lsrge, downstairs; bed-liv rm..
twin beds, liv. rm,. suite; entrance and
bath pvt; ch.w.. oil heat: half blk. bus;
S25 mo. Walnut 1851.
725 BOUNDARY AVE. sil. sp., Md
Furnished rm;; mr.. bus and car; reason
able rent. Shepherd 2173-W
CHEVY CHASE MD.-Furnished room.
bath; breakfast privileges; garage: for 2
adults; in owners home; references; rea-
Sonable. Wisconsin 31S6-R
CHEERFUL FRONT RIM. for 2; twin beds.
oil heat. hot water. gar; 10c bus fare;
unlim. phone: reas. Walnut 7s07-J.
LANHAM MD.--,Two furnished rooms,
three gentlemen; $40 month each. Mrs.
Young, Amoco gas station. -
LYON PARK. VA-Cheerful furnished
room. private home, large closet; unlimited
phone: meals optional. Single, $50; double,
S25. 7.0 N. Fillmore st. Arlington. Va.
IN PRIVATE HOME OF COUPLE, nicely
furnished room with bath, for refined
gentleman; references. Oxford 1860.
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE,

1859 r ST. NV.
LEADER IN STANDARDS OF SERVICE.
FOOD AND FURNISHINGS. NOWHERE
WILL YOUR DOLLAR BUY SO MUCH IN
CONSISTENT COMFORT. SECURITY AND
DIGNITY OF ADDRESS. WE INVITE IN
SPECTION AND COMPARISON. PHONES
IN ALL ROOMS. TRAY. LAUNDRY AND
BELLBOY SERVICE COUNTRY CLUB
SINGLES AND DOUBLES. RATES. $4,000
TO sos 90 PER MONTH
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FLATS FOR RENT.

COLORED-3 RMS. TILED BATH. LAUN-
dry tub, cleo. gas stove. circulating heater.
coal range; $3.50. Open. 334l2 c St.
S.w., Apt. / l.
THE FOLLOWING ARE 2 RMS,
kit, d. a., bath, with screened
rnroh.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

RENTAL $500; ONLY $50 900; BALANCE
trust $50, 900, 5laeo: Wis. ave. s. Mass
ave: closing partnership Big apt. down
town. reduced. ..,-6 apts.. S5,25O up;
terms. N E. RYON CO., 1918 N. Y. ave.
70 pm, Geo GAG
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APARTMENTS FUR. or uhruR.

ATTRACTIVE APTs.. HIdH-cLAss NEIGH
borhoods: some furnished; Car available
on appointment. MRS. GREEN. Shepherd
l445 PARK RID. NW.-I RIM DINErrE,
kitchenette. bath. dressing rm.; elevator
MONTROsE APIS. 1875 ST. Me-
or Or. z rooms; rooms kitchen and bath; FriEidsire
tau,01sa tSi gPsauF ,al ST. Nwms H. Rooms
ed; private bath: adults. Adams 164ss. &.
5ll? GA. AVE- RMS. SLEEPING
porch. private entrance. yard; eiec. refg. :;
1ns Wis cSncition; ssHa very ress. Natl. oa0s,
ONE ROOM, COMPLETE, $4,000: TWO
h.. l.. Apply 4I07 Davenport st NV.
BRooKLANp. 1al7 .FRANKLIN--THREE
sic room. sl5: with board. s3b. ''"0' OH
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.
CONN. J axe. aye. 4H KIT, TAET STRN sR1DaE.
Exclusive. modern nreproof blde ele-
naiq mTpor dooI. phone SERVICE large
rd, corner Conn. ave. Potomac bOs3.
BEST APT. VALUES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
:, Choice suite in fireproof bldg: switch
fosef esys1SE coRSEs service FREE refg LARGE
Kitchen, bath; special refinements. S55,
Large living rm.. ath. kit x35. Also furn.
1880 ST. NV. DUPONT $500.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
Near Union Station. Govt Printing
Cmce, Post Once. etc. Two large rooms
dinette. kit and bath: completely redeco-
rated. Two exposures. New table top gas
ranges Halls, lobby and outside wood work
newly painted. Elec. refriseration on house
current. Furnished or unfurnished. Low
rentals TO reliable parties
THE COTTON,
40 Eye St NV
Res. Mgr. Met. 1885,
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ROOMS FUR, 8 UNEUR,

345a HOLMEAD PL. N.W-Entire 3rd n
3 rms. pvt. bath, sink. Ink $50; light
heat, gas incl; quiet adults only
HOME PRIVILEGES, plenty room, for
proper young couple. in American Univer-
sity Park. Cleveland $3.50 mornings, OF
Box 349-S Star.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.


BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY - R..
furn., piano, Venetian blinds throughout,
dishes and linens; 3-mo. suitcase: ref.
Wal. 860O-W. %
SILVER SPRING. MD--THREE EXPO
sures; two rooms. kitchenette, bath, porch,
unfurnished: use of attic, basement and
garden. 1878 Flower ave
ALExANDRIA-sUBUR
2 bedrooms. living room. kitchen. din
ing room. saraEe, 300 Washington ave,
bus route to d. G. Newly improved Sec
See Resident MANAGER. Apt. 4.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
.. Attractive ne% apt. liz z; Chestnut
school; large living room, bedroom. the
bath built in tub with shower: dinette;
kitchen with elec. refg.: large closets: heat
ard hot water. furnished; all outside rooms;
large screened porch.
BRoDIE g. COLBERT. INC.
Alex. 24S4. 105 s. Royal st.
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
l427 CHAPLIN, APT. 125-sALE OR RENT.
Pleasant, unfurn. five rooms; corner Of
building. Adams 1339-R OWNER %
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG LADY, Government empoye, de-
sres room, board and private bath in
private home in Northwest section. No
other roomers preferred. Box ALT, Star.
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c7@3 CONN. AVE. NW.-Exceptionall
large "oom. private bath; couple desired :
double room with glaSSedin sleeping porch
or SINGLE room for gentleman -.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ATTRACTIVE. UNFURNISHED. s ROOMS
and bath modern heat and hot water. no
refrigeration; garage: miles from Capitol;
S45. Greenwood 1a65-J.
5-RooM FURNISHED APT. LIVING RM
dining room, kit. , bedrooms. bath .
porches. garage. Phone Walnut 1871.
ARLINGTON. VA.-3 RMS. BATH. KITCH-
enette. unfurn.: garage; $50 1928 Oak
crest I'd. jackson 209S-J.
TAKOMA PARK 3I5 CIRCLE AVE-
rooms. first, floor, private bath. entrance;
refrigerator. washer. Shep .i14-W,
UNFUR. APT. . NICE RMS 3 LARGE
closets, bath, kitchenette. end floor; bus
at door, gas. cleo, water, heat included;
S35 mo 223S Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
ENTIRE End FLOOR. NEW BRICK HOME;
, rooms, kitchen. bath; electric refrigera-
tion, ch.w: separate entrance u block to
bus; $3.50. including gas and electricity.
Ill South Oak St. Falls Church, Va.
ALEX. VA, .BRADDoCK = LARGE 1-R.,
kit. bath apt. furn.: new stone house; lOc
zone; S35; one or two refined non smoking
employed persons. Alexandria 1oO3-J -
EXCEPTIONALLY, FINE FTvE-RooM
apartment. . bedrooms. hot-water heat
fr fpd sst soS IDsudss s4a 9a,E 3ats SO XIo
HyattSville $40 l.
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317l 18th ST. N.W-ATTRACTIVE 1
room kit.-dinette, private bath; Electrolux;
ch.w. Columbia 2134.
NEAR WARDMAN q ATTRACTIVE
rooms, recently decorated. kit. BATH porch;
$50 covers gas, elec phone. Adams 1912.
53O7 7th ST. N.W.-LARGE FRONT BED
room. twin beds; gentlemen preferred.
Georgia 7n1T.
DOWNTOWN 1897 EYE ST! NV. APT. 1
One room, kitchenette. semi-private
bath. 81 week; also sleeping room.
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c018 o ST. NV, a block Dupont Circle
Opening of new guest home; lovely extra
large double rooms, newly furnished: 3
large windows; Beautyrest mattresses;
T15.50 to $50 so each
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THE OAKLAND.
zoos Coumbis I'd. n,w.--Five and six room
spts. newly decorated, larse rooms. excel
lent location S65 UP. Dupont 0924.
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OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK,
go63 Park rd. n.w.-Front room, well fur
nlShed large closet shower; inst h. w
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

UNFURNISHED APARTMENT. FIVE OR
six rooms elevator. porch. ami Give full
particulars for permanent tenant. Box
403-T, Star %
, BEDROOMS IN EXCHANGE FOR PART
| time service. night clerk or any emer-
eency repairs. Walnut S169W %
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1908 RTTTENHOUSE ST. N.W.-Large
front room shower. southern exposure.
Also small room
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CHEVY CHASE MD-Attractive room;
bus; LADY, SIS; ref. exch. Wis 4156.
14l7 PARK RD. NV, Apt 24-Double
studio room; $3.50 wk. SINGLE So double
Adams 436a
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LGE. PLEASANT FRONT RM for > people;
also back room; pvt. home nicely furn
ladies' preferred: downtown location. Met.
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SCOTT CIRCLE. 1908 10th ST. NV
room suite. newly decorated 3 beds; in
ner-Sprng mattresses; running water.
1909 LANIER NV, | blk north Col. rd.
ana l6th-Double rm., twin beds, opposite
bath; Oil heat. &1l each
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$50 ALLISON ST NW.-MaSter bed
room, suitable for > young Jewish women
or gentlemen. Adams $50.
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MT. PLEASANT, 1927 Hobart St NV
Large ROOM twin beds; next shower bath;
pvt. home; gentlemen Adams o1l3
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3Sl oath N,E-Sunny room, next bath.
shower new house; open view; desk, encycl
So Lincoln 464T-W evenings -
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1922 2lst ST. N.W.-Attractlve double
ana single. beautifully furnished rooms;
WIDOWS home: refined atmosphere
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4106 3Sth ST. N.W.-Semi-d detached home;
large front room, private shower; large
back ROOM also small room. Cleveland
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:s29 QUACKENBOS ST. NW.-Large COM
fortably furnished room: detached pvt.
home cedar-lned closets: > bus lines.
Geo. 1852
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GEORGETOWN--O Burleith bus line:
front rm., next bath employed couple or
= gentlemen. EmerSnu A. 90
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1888 EUCLID ST N.W-In private family;
nicely furnished room. convenient to bath
automatic heat, continuous hot water; gen.
tleman
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THOMAS CIRCLE. 14lO NJ St NV. Apt.
l06-Slngle. warm. plenty OF heat; COM
fnrtahle. quiet. unlimited nhnne
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.a4c NEWARK ST. NV half block Conn
ave-Front rm.. twin beds next bath;
S25. Emerson 42O4
BROOKLAND. 2a@3 10th n.e-Large
front: pvt. family, adults: suitable = reas.
Fot 2334-J after ; or Sun. >.
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WOODBRIDGE 2s06 RHODE ISLAND AVE
ne; rms. kitchenette. pvt bath, heat
light gas elec. refg.. 81! Adults.
1863 NEWTON ST N.W-ENTIRE 3rd
floor. . lge. rms. Ice kitchen. pvt bath
sleeping porch. ami: gas furn.; $40.
APT. a.. 1924 w ST. NW.-S4o 5O-SEE
ianitor for inspection. JOHN r. PINkETT
Inc
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1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
> bedrooms living room. kitchen, bath;
nicely furnished: twin beds: adults.
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HISTORIC GEORGETOWN-La front.
5-wlndoW room: or 3 men; furnished to
SUIT; reasonable. Dupont 55Bl
2l0 A ST. NE. near Capitol and Supreme
SouIrii-harse front room, twin beds; also
smaller double and single rooms Line
lO3lo
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MOUNT PLEASANT

Desirable large front room. south exp,
private bath. shower. cont. h. W, unlimited
phone; private family: garage available
also small front room. Adams 1873.
CO1.ORED-1906 18th st. n.w.-Furnished
lovely front room: reasonable.
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300 CONNECTICUT AVE.-Large, nicely
furnished room for young lady or sentle-
man. Col nl45 Apt lo.,
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ll33 18th ST. N.W-Comfortable neat,
e md floor. next bath; single or double
!. S3.oO: central. National 1870
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Pvt. entr: next
bath: maple furniture. inner-spring mai
tIeSs nnllm, phone blt.-in gar. incl, So
mo. 590o 3.nd NV. Emerson 0S51.
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MI. LEASANT-Unusuallyl large fine fur
nishings. breakfast privilege; discriminat ting
ladies'; SO. Col. o395W. No other
roomerS.
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CHEVY CHASE, 1922 Mckinley St.-Com-
Portable room; unlimited hot water and
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SIS 4th NE large rooms, semi private
bath; near Govt. Printing Office; adults. %
1923 ONTARIO PL. NV or > large.
desirable Ink. or sleeping rooms; adults;
reasonable. Adams 3l5l.
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20O2 32nd ST NW.-A lovely neighbor-
hood, mr.. Shoreham and Wardman Hotels.
Detached home. Large room. Semi-private
bath, shower; gentleman: $50. Clev 1877.
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40 FARRAGUT ST. NW-3-ROOM
corner apt. modern conv in private
home. Being newly decorated Geo .565
NEAR THE GEORGIA AVE GIANT
Market. $40 Newton pl n.w-Apts. rewlv
renovated - rooms and bath. -, 50: 3
rooms and bath. So so Open for inspec-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-04-28

ever recorded in the Morgan county
papers, we missed it. What we
wanted to say last week, we are q
f. d. Roosevelt Democrat and don't
approve the way congress has used
him-and we are not alone.
Newark, Ohio,
April 81, 1898.
Thanks for your bouquet Byron,
but l had forgotten whether to
catch them or let them fall at my
feet, and I know my sisters appre-
ciate the compliment ALSO I might
have saved myself carrying Ian
tern and wearing four buckled
arctics over valleys and "braes," !"
searching for romance. Next to
walking was horseback riding, and
l. frankly think have ridden be-
hind all of the Ray boys from Byron
down on that horse familiarly
known as Jimmie Kane" Now
don't take me seriously or as a fir
tation but mere jest. Now to facts:
Robert A. Parmiter passed away
August 27, 1896. He lived at 1925
West avenue, 36, Los Angeles, and
is buried at Forrest Lawn cemetery.
"A daughter, Bessie Seaman, lives at
Fall Brook, Los Angeles. Her. hus.
band is an architect. Another
at Las Animas, Col They have
a cattle ranch, and her hus-
band is a guard at penal institu-
tion of that place.. ROb's widow
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-04-28
Meigs

Mrs. Fanny Lyle is suffering with
a form of rheumatism.
In our travels on account Of the
carrying charge, we don't get far
from home, but we have yet to
make trip over Morgan county,
that we did not find something of
interest. Sunday was an exception.
Our trip took us through Morgan,
Malta, Penn and Windsor town
ships. At the Ed Woodward home
in Deerfield we started to follow
Dog Warden Earl Wilson on a sur
vey on the damage that dogs had
done to the flock of sheep belonging
to Mr.. Woodward. After travelling
several miles over hills and hollows,
1t dawned, ON US that we weren't un-
der civil service, nor on salary, and
returned to. the truck. When the
count was, finished it was reported
fourteen dead ones were found.
From there we fastened to the
Hugh Ellis home, where we found
a hog had been killed-anyway
cooked us some ham, From there
our voyage took u.s. down Tabor
ridge and across to the Mt. Ebal
ridge and up to Roosterville, where
we stopped to chat with our sister,
in-law, Esther Calvert. We found
Hugh sort of b limpy, but still able
to see abOutsthe farmTs work, and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-04-28
Morgan County Thursday April

see to it that the stock is properly
fed. Esther seems to be improving
with age-with mind alert, she
gets around much better than many
girls much younger. Coming
through Stockport and up the blue
Muskingum, cit was really blue) !,
we stopped to say hello at the couil-
ty home. We found II in the hos
pital. The potatoes are coming
through the ground. They have 30
bushels planted. The more we see
Of other parts Of the world, the bet
ter Bristol township looks.
Joe Mcdowell is reported in poor
health.
Protracted meeting is on at Mt.
Carmel.
Oh yes, we forget to tell you we
got one dog, and that Earl says in
the six years he has wardened, he
has killed some 1900 dogs,-but it
seems that where one goes out, two
comes in.
We had in mind staying out this
week on account of the fact the ed
itor thr0wed Aunt Sarah Ann into
the waste basket, but after we. had;
written what we knew. We receiv-
ed the enclosed letter: Nothing
touches our heart as a letter from 0
former Bristol--we were about to
say sweetheart-but Ruby may
read this with her specs on, SO we
will say friend If the death Of
our friend Robert Parmiter was