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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-06
Bishopville
Country Club 1917-1937

The goth anniversary of the year
of the founding of the ''Bishopville
Country Club" was celebrated by a
club reunion at the beautiful cOul''
try home of the clubs president, for
the entire eight years of it's active
life, Mrs. Eldora Davis, Maplewood.
The luncheon, served buffet style, to
the 26 guests, was complete IN
charming appointments, and gay, in
proclaimed the anniversary of the
clubs years-1917-1937. The pleas
ant after lunch hours were spent in
listening to the clubs secretary,
Jessie M. Wilson, read from her rec
ord book, accounts of similar happy
times in the past. Stories were re
called of happenings, both grave
and gay of meetings in the yester-
years, and names called on the old
club roll, now but memories sad and
tender. Letters from the following
Pearl Verco, Sarasota, Fla; Mrs.
Elizabeth Clark, Indianapolis, Ind. !;
Mrs Ethel Babylon, Cedar Springs,
Mich; Mrs. Ida Lewis, Columbus;
Mrs. Elizabeth Steffy Ayers, Export.
Pa. Greetings and regrets OF in
ability to be present were read from
Mrs. Bertha Martin, Athens, and
Mrs. Sarah Wolfe, Columbus. Fol
lowing is list of the guests: Mr..
and Mrs Chester Davis, Huntington,
w. Va; Mesdames Helen Thomas,
Ora Carr, Aida Lowell, Jessie M. Hill,
Hattie Watkins, Ruth Watkins,
Patience Wallace, Mae Hyde, Racie
Wells, Lillian Carter, Bernice Car
ter, Salineville; Lenora Kittle, Ath,'
ems; Helen Chapman, Coolville; Ed
ma Niceswanger, GAINESVILLE; Murrel
Pedicord, Hattie R. HoOn, Misses
Ara Drake, Glouster; Mary, Aldene,
Bill Lee and Donna Wells, Jessie M.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-06
GOOSE HILL

Levi Scott and son Dwight spent
Friday in McConnelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Eldridge spent
last week in Youngstown.
Eugene Scott spent SATURDAY
night at his home near Neelyville.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sharp is quite ILL., Mrs. Ella Gheen
is assisting with the work.
Miss Blanche Gheen spent FRIDAY
and Saturday with Mrs. Levi Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Calendine
called on DenZil Gheen, Saturday.
Martin Hooper spent Saturday
night at the Fry home.
New Years dinner at the Oakland
school house was we'll attended.
People here are sorry to near OF
the death of John Ross.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-06
Stockport

Mrs. Eva McDermott, former
resident of this place, is quite ser,
iously i'll, with pneumonia at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Harry
McElhiney, of Cambridge. Her
daughter Mrs. Ann Walsh of ST.
Louis, Mo-, is assisting in her care.
The Kitchen Cabinet orchestra
which was given here last THURSDAY,
evening by number of the local
ladies, to well filled house, is be-
ing congratulated for the excellent
music produced by their different in.
struments. The orchestra. appeared
at Chesterhill Tuesday, being spon-
sored by Sunday school class of
that place. Mrs. frankie Gage and
Mrs. Pearl Williams directed the or
chestra.
Supt. and Mrs. ]. E. Blatt and
children spent part of their vaca.
tion with relatives at Dresden.
School resumed here Monday, af-
ter being closed for the holiday va
cation
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Davidson and
little daughter Patty 10, have re-
turned to their home at Allen Cen
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Reed Brookover.
Mrs Robert Martin was taken
Friday in the Van Fossen ambulance
to hospital at Columbus for exam
ination and treatment, and was re-
turned to her home here the same
day Mrs. Martin was accompanied
on the trip by her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Newberry
spent the week end with the latter's
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. War
rem Jackson. of Marietta
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Walker and
the latter's mother, Mrs. R. S. Gage,
have returned to their home at To,
ledo, after a short visit with Dr. and
Mrs. Gale Gage, and with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Gage of Bartlett
Miss Marjorie Wallace entertain
ed a number of her friends Friday
evening with a New Years party.
Light refreshments were served
Miss Eloise Brookover, student
nurse at the Camden Clarke hos
pital, Parkersburg. visited last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
Brookover.
The January meeting of the Tues
day Night Circle, has been postpon~
ed until later date.
Mrs. l.. S. Holcomb has returned
to her home at Crooksville, after a
short visit with her daughter and
son-in~law, Mr.. and Mrs &C. Stone
burner.
Guests over the week end of Mrs
Philomenia Schaad and family were
her daughter, Mrs. Harold Often
bacher and little daughter Mar
garet, near Lowell, Mr. and Mrs
Peter Schaad and daughters Mary
Ann and Viola, and Glen Arnold OF
Lowell, and Mrs. Mary Danley OF
Waterford
Miss Bernice Yarnell of McCon.
nelsville visited over the week end
with her sister, Miss Bonnie Var
nell, at the home Of their grandpar.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Matthews
Other guests were Mrs. Matthews
brother, Dayton Hoover, and family
of Brokaw. Mr.. and Mrs Dale Scot
and two children left Sunday fol
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-06

Dunkle, who spent the holidays
with his parents, returned to Co"
lumbus, Monday to resume his stud.
les at o. S. U.--Harley Little and
son Don were guests at the Will Fox
home, Sunday.--L. A. S. met We'd
nesday at the grange hall in an all
day meeting. Members and families
of Bristol grange please remember
the oyster supper Friday evening
promptly at 6 O'Clock, to be follow
ed by installation of officers. Mr..
and Mrs w. G.. Spillman left Mon
day noon for ST. Petersburg, Fla. 20
spend a few weeks. They will visit
G. C. Peterson and family at Tampa,
Fla.--Robert Beatty returned 70
Benton Harbor, Mich, last Tuesday,
after spending some time at the
home of his parents.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-06
Sharp Ridge

Herman Snyder returned to Chi
cago Saturday, having spent the
past two weeks with home folks.
Mrs. Annie Nutter of Toledo spent
the holidays With her son, here.
Mrs. Nutter I'D SON Robert OF
Black Oak, motored to West Vir-
ginia, Monday.
at the Homer Revenaugh home, re-
Ora Vandalia Reed Rex
Ora Vandalia Reed Rex, was born
Jan. 6, 1861, near Renrock, o., and
died Dec. 80, 1887, at 10 p. M, at
the age of 76 years, II months and
"a days. She spent her entire life
in the community in which she was
born She was united in marriage
to the late MoJsap j. p oonn2 ReT OF BrsV NoV
"a, 1880, and to this union seven
children were born, two of whom
preceded her to the spirit world, Ora
w., and Nellie B. The deceased
united with the Renrock M. P.
church in early life and remained
a member of the same until she was
called to the church triumphant.
She leaves to mourn their loss. five
sons-John Pierce, Harry B., How
ard L., Paul B., and Carl M: Rex;
one brother, C. l.. Reed, Of Rem
rock; also ten grandchildren and
three great grandchildren, besides
a number Of kindred and friends.
Funeral services were conducted
at / o'clock at the Renrock M. p.
church by her pastor. w. S. MoWery.
Interment was made in the Ark
Spring cemetery.
Gard Of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-06
DON'T GET UP NIGHTS

THIS Csc TEST FREE if it fails.
Use juniper oil, buchu leaves, etc.,
made into green tablets. Flush the
kidneys as you would the bowels
with castor OIL Help nature drive
out waste and excess acids which can
cause the irritation that wakes you
up,-causes scanty flow, burning or
backache. Just say Bukets to any
druggist. Locally at Stanbery Phar-
macv 25n5
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-06

casts over N. B. G.. network each
Tuesday evening at nine o'clock. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Mills or
Rochester, N. Y, and Mrs. Lucille
Burns, Canton, spent the holiday va.
cation with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. S. Burfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. S. Burfield and
Mrs Ida Eddleblute visited Sunday
with the latter's sister, Mrs; y. y.
Murdoch, and family, of Parkers-
burg, w. Va.
Jimmie Barnes spent last week
with his father, Ralph Barnes, near
Athens.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-06
Todds

The church piano received
much needed cleaning and tuning
one day last week. We would IKE
to have all you good singers come
ont to Sunday school next Sunday
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-06

Card Of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to those who kindly assisted
in the sickness, and after the death
of our beloved mother.-The Rex
Family
Evening star., 1938-10-16

nurse bathed his face, those eyes, fairly
rational now, studied her admiringly, with
out wonder. She asked conversationally, after
moment, Have you got dog?"
Eyes, Miss. " He spoke in his natural voice.
"A big dog. Like this - see?" Mickey spread
his hands apart to show her the dogs length.
About twelve inches.
The nurse said, a quick l,,mn in her throat,
That's not 80 awfully big'''
Its good and Big" Mickey protested.
He's growing dog. Besides, he feels big."
"Oh, see." Gently the nurse dried the
communicative little face. He feels big, too,
she marvelleti to herself. He doesn't feel like
a puny little runt from the sl,ms He wants
to feel big because he's so small.
Mickey inquired, did you ever see Hero,
the police dog, in the movies, Miss? Did yod
see him in The Northwest Mounted ?"
mo, I'm afraid missed that one.'
We'll, if you'd of seen it you'd know what
l mean. VOLTS every bit as good a dog as
Hero. He's better"
All at once Mickey began to look around
him, cloudily recognizing that he wasn't at
home, that he didn't know where he was.
rs Wolf here, Miss?" he asked anxio,sly.
mo, this is the hospital. Dogs aren't
allowed in the hospital
''Where's Wolff" Mickey tried to sit up,
and for the first time became aware of his
injured leg. Whats happened? Where's my
dog?"
Lie still, Mickey. You've been in an acci-
dent. Your leg has been hurt"
"Whe1e's Wot?'
The nurse couldn't answer She had thought
that in her years of harsh, backbreaking hos
pital training her heart had gct as tough and
calloused as her hands. She had been glad
Of it. She had to face human agony every
night, face tasks far harder than telling a
tenement kid that his dog was dead. Why,
his family was dead, too, though he was still
too groggy with ether to have missed them
What about telling him that?
Yet the words wouldn't come
where's WOLFF" Mickey's voice had
grown shrill with panic. His hands tore
fren1edly at her starched sleeve. where's
my dog?"
Inc nurse maze tremendous eifOrt to be
tta-of-fact. The policeman said -
"Police?" The street-child's swift fear of
the police sprang into his eyes. Have the
police got him? Wolf hasn't done anything
wrongv
"Of course not" The nurse hesitated
Then she had an idea She remarked CASUALLY
Il thought you once told Officer Hennessey
that the police could have Wolf any time
they needed him."
you mean they need Wolf right now?'
She nodded definitely. "Yes, they do
What for?"
Ito rescue people"
why, say, that's what VOLTS always
wanted to be! He's cut out for it. He's a
police dog, you know. Gee!" Mickey's eyes
were shining with pride. Think of old Wolf
-rescuing people! That's the greatest thing
dog can do!'
Then you're willing to give Wolf up? It
means you won't ever see him again, you
know"
"Well-" 1t was struggle but, "Okay.
The police can have him.
Mickey relaxed. The receding waves of
anaesthetic were catching up with him once
more. He fought off drowsiness long enough
to wave his arm in wide, sweeping gesture.
His voice grew deep and firm again.
Tell Mr.. Hennessey," he said, that Wolf
is at his service!' The words were clipped
~ e YTy-N
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56l6 18th ST. NV
THE LIE BOIJRGET

212T CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
Elec. refg. on house current. Ele-
vator. Resident manager.
| rm.. kit. and bath S43. so
9 rms, kit. and bath $4,000
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

s'Tf Taos a",f b N WALsa: lsc' p:s ST. BET.
5UNE 5sSs TO SorcssI SEPT b.15ee1 eooMs eeSn ana
Roek Creek open space all around. clev.
sEAuT1FULLY FgRN HOME. OVER
cool: 3 bedrooms. bath and garage, unlim.
phone; very reas Adams O3aa. Natl. a646.
1924 RENO RID. N.W.-BRICK -BUNG.. s
ms Emerson ssT nlasy fuvn 0pen Hsi sgn a to
17l7 l4th ST NW-6 RMS. 9 BATHS;
nice yard: couple without children pref;
refs. Avail. MAY ! to Oct !.
PLEASANTLY SITUATED. WITH GAR
den: corner Conn. ave and Merose street
Chevy Chase. Md. Rent from Ave to six
months FIVE bedrooms one on first floor.
500 MONTH ROOMS & BATH: AUTO
matte hot water. garage: front and back
yard SIS Mass. ave. NV.
SEMI-DETACHED CORNER HOUSE. 8
rooms; inciosed porch bath: nice yard:
convenient stores and transportation: from
June Sept. 15: reasonable to respon-
si6e s6,e, party: ntS no small CHILDREN ca Ran
AVAILABLE MAY l. FOR SUMMER;
cool; comfortable; fully, equipped s-room
a1d aodsf ske many
hot water; frequent bus service via 18th
st. Shepherd 239O.
BURLEITH. 1921 8 ST. NW-6 ROOMS.
bath Path RaraSe; gas heat terrace and yard;
ss;I. so$I PARK Rp. NM ROOMS; 2
eIeveland eiSe las; .i7s. Open Sunday : to g.
BURLEITH-sUBLEAsE MAY Ist; L. R.,
! d: r.. 3 bedr.; garage entire house or
with gentleman retaining one bedroom: no
small small children; : ref. Call Emerson ?a63.
| NEAP DJIpONT cIRcrE-COOI q pnsa
bati.s double garage; for summer. Rea-
sonanle rent to right party; Must have ref
erences. Call Potomac lol4. 4.----=------
REAVTIFuL 81 : nT1nd cUsToM5suILT RESIDENCE
Com pletely furnished including Steinway
baby grand piano : large rooms: very mod
lot, Owner leaving. city, will rent from :.
to6 months; For further particulars: call
MR lsRd y sERMAN' r. Wisconsin 44s' or cleve-
CHEVY CHASE. ND. 4I6 TAYLOR ST
to Ss' SoV 81! 1S''n @o wis so9e ssss.k luln. Way
CHEVY CHASE. D: c:
nished: 81 baths. attic: large living room.
st. NV. Cleveland $3.50.
1929 FESSENDEN ST. NV.
Detached frame home: 7 rooms
erstion; eompie!ely furnished in
eludissfH sfHAaSos ,lasR sna & siigs!I IgeHs sSs Co..
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
635 GALLATIN ST. NV.
large rooms and bath, 2 inclosed rear
| porches: nicely furnished. hot-water heat.
gas stove and elect. refrigerator. detached
garage; beautifully handicapped and in .
| most convenient and pleasant neighbour
hood; rental. $S5 furnished or so un-
| furnished.
1910 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Beautifully furnished home. consisting
| of 4 rooms on lst floor: rooms and
| 2-car garage.
65 V STREET NV.
Very nice 6-room and bath home in
| q most convenient locality; oil burner and
automatic refriseration.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
8O4 NO. CAPITOL. REALTOR. MA 1892.
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HOUSES UkFURhlsHEp.


3731 JoCELYN ST. NV.
rsdecorated throughout; s75.
rms; bath. h; -w.h; garage: slee. YefR;
screned-in po-ches; $40.
excellent condition: $50.
20O3 1st st. NV.
rms 0ash als Till lin h St eIssi sw. '.'' $780,
= rms 5s,h nHn else saS; iat1oo.. $40.
-7sa 12Ih sD q! NV, i DAVIS Nstio1.l so. ossa.
14os TR1NiDAp Hfaf AVEpAf AVE- pAAfE.-ss7.so.
coa1a An n,ur sstTaetivs Colonial tapestry brick
large porches. Excellent condition. I'm
BEfTzELG' DISTRICT 300.
BETHESDA. MD
sshs Saf Sss9 G"'i LESLIE ssEis B. K aa1s lefRi
Cleveland bfl4. II.
MODERN BUNGALOW HOMES.
LIE d MEASE1A Cleveland s6I4 IL
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES
Inspect our complete list Of beautiful
Ss3si s.ss f'o's LESLIE MEAsEI EoHH:
MASS. AvE-3 BEDROOMS. . BATHS:
alr-conditioned air heat brand-new all
detached garage: rent. sl15 mo.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-Dehehtful, new
all-brick home: 3 bedrooms. 2 baths: in
quiet neighborhood: conditioned-air heat:
wooded lot: an ideal home with all modern
refnements; rent. 500 month.
=, NORTH CLEVELAND PARK. 1921 Van
bath on beautifully Handicapped lot, con-
venient 10 stores, schools, transportation;
rent. SS3 month.
500 PER MONTH"; bedrooms. 3
Dams: large wooded lot IN tall oak section;
bargain offering for this unusual loca-
tiou.
~ J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
l'32 K 81. NV. Metropolitan 1143
*lls MI. PLEASANT ST. NW.-l3 RMS.
baths, modern heat, light; suitable for
roOm!nE and boarding house excellent
condition available Immediately; SIPS per
EDWARD L. sTRoHEcKER
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. Met o1l2
t;Ian 3lst ST. N.W.-ll R, B. $4,000
EDWARD P, sCHWARTz INC '''''
lol3 VT. Ave NV Dist $40.
ia ST. NE 800
lt rooms, baths. steam heat: arranged
3?lo NORTHAMPTON ST NV Ss3
rooms, > baths, hot-water heat oil
@a!s RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE $50
soo rooms roo sI snd Il bsth. "a hot-vater heat. .o
:" rooms, baths. steam heat. oil burner.
4435 P ST. NV. near Foxhan Vii
-, ro9ms SSIa & ( bath; hot-vater heat. garage.
A%Es Iafss n snd wooDRaRp H55 hqtTstes Rtsi1op
,o3 pUth N w
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APARTMENTS UhFURklsHEp.
DUPLEX APT.

DUPLEX API.,
1898 HOLLY ST NV
Near Walter Reed Hospital-2nd floor.
living room t23 IT. long). bedroom. di-
nette. Kitchen. bath and sun porch; SO
month. Available now
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
BOSS e. PHELPS,
l4l7 X NV Natl Q9OO
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hath 500 oo
2oO3 3Sth 81 NV: rms. bath o5 90
461 ST NV: rms baths Inhp
635 Galatin st n W: rms. bath - 90
10 Eye st. NV; II rms. baths LOnn
1912 N Capitol st s rms. . baths 6h 90
65 st. NV: rms. bath - 90
121 End st. ne: rms. bath So 90
14O st. ne. rms. bath So 80
1925 1th st. NV; rms. bath $50
2126 st st. NV: 10 rms. bath SO 90
SIS 9Th ST ne; rms bath So 90
3l4 T ST. ne; rms, bath % ~
34l0 18th ST. ne: rms. bath 80 no
o"6 Randolph pl n e.: & rms bath so 80
455 Mass ave NV: : rms bath 55 90
1909 NJ St ne; 4 rms. bath So tiu
90 New York ave. ne; : rms bath $50
50 Seaton pi. NV: rms. bath $3.50
f3S Newton pl NV; rms, bath 500
1857 18th st NV: . rms bath 1900
oOS 14th nj ne. & rms bath 45 90
1918 North Capitol st; rms. bath 45 20
1929 st. ne; Il rms. bath 45 90
l1lO North Capitol st: rms. bath $3.50
81 S st NV: e rms. bath $50
Md rms bath '' 4c5o
1919 Gales st ne rms. bath 81 80
36S Mass ave. n W. Il rms, bath 33.Oo
81 st NV; ; rms cleo gas $50
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THE FRANKLIN,
1911 R. I. AVE. NE.

Attractive apis. of ! or 3 large rooms,
kitChenette. dnette. bath with built-in tub
and shower. large screened porches. G. E.
| refrigerators A modern. weIl-kept build
| ing. in a location convenient to stores and
TRANSPORTATION. Rentals. S4O-SfI so.
Evening star., 1938-04-17
LA RENE

h425 CONN. AVE,
Elevator and switchboard service.
electric refrigeration on house cur
rent: garage in basement; laundry
facilities. Resident manager.
l rm., kit, d. r., d. a. and
bath S41 90
2 rms. kit. d. q. and bath - $500
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1a60 EJ1CJ,JD ST NV

Elec. refe on house current. Resi-
dent manager
, rms, kit. and bath $4,000
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SS0 m ? R., KITCHENETTE. BATH
Poo'oo 1919 G ST. NV.
Free gas. electricity, re-
frigeration. Two large, bright
rooms bedroom with cross
ventilation, light OAK floors,
ivory woodv ork shower. ~
hour elevator and switchboard d
service. Call Mr. DAVIS, Met.
$500, The Monmouth, 1919 q
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62l0 5th ST. NV. .

6210 5th ST. NV,
rms. bath: oil-hurner heat; nevlv
decorated Apply OWNER. Cleveland 5le1.
GLOVER PARK.
SCI so; "231 both pl. NV; brand-n'w'
Groom and bath. modern home: recrea-
tion room electric refg: reasonable rental
-Ias-- Ill ,la..a ala.a 4
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r. A. HUMPHREYS

sos N Cap st. Realtor. Natl 6T3".
aO4 CORWIN DRIVE
WOODSIDE VILLAGE. MD.
6 rms. ia baths: detached. new: elee.
refg.. oil heat: $50.
rms bath; oil burner sarase. s7s.
q rms. = baths, arranged as separate
1902 ST NE
rms, II baths. oil burner. garage.
1918 NAYLoR RID Sc
rms. baths: arranged as two COM
e "E;I;; si3 DELAF1ELD pL NV.
rms. bath. gas heat. cleo refs. SOS.
:;Oo9 OTIS ST. NE
rms bath: detached; h,-wh: S55
531 18th ST. NE
rms. ba tn. arcola wv h. gsreee S45.
WAPLE q JAMES. INC.
1924 18th st. NV District 3346
1899 PERRY PL. NW-REDECORATED
house of = rooms and bath. h.-wh
rios j. FISHER Co INC.
s3S 18th st. NV. District $3.50
NORTHWEST VALUES
6la Eye st-S r.. b.. cleo. redec; $40.
$50 s2a 4SnfieIloy I1n1ssl st1s /; b.: s.T,; $50:
@saSGToN 3ssf PS5fne aEAErY aIfs esy co GEO 5000
Is? D ST. s,E.-s r., B., ELEc.,
1oa iith ST. SEC r. b.. 'V'''
A IS, sEAToS PE. Nw-s r. BIO, 20, %" ."
los sleSi stn h;7*aj ST. Be r. b.--ssSsS ssS 90
936 N. Y AVE NV,
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34O4-O6 18th ST. NV.

3404-O6 18th ST. NV.
Elec. ref. locker space and laun-
dry trap.
] rm.. kit. d. a. and bath S45 90
3 rms, kit. d. q. and bath S51 80
56l6 18th ST, NV.
Gas ref. Venetian blinds. Resi-
dent mar.
l rm.. kit. d. a. and bath S45.0O
2 rms. kit. d. a. ana bath $500
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tSHe aEoSogToWT' 6 81; wv
semi:detached. rms. bath. oil burner.
-2s17 18th ST NV.
for rooa.T. r,. b.; $40 sswh' elee s'r' Excellent
" 1877 EMERSON SINE
.,,es,, az ro9ms %iv bath, hot-w:ter heat cleo
oHsYS ssYs coNN' Soahss sAJp NJ"
Corner: rooms Q baths. 9 ineIoeed
4s r. i. AVE. NV "'''
Two,story and cellar brick; rooms.
bath. inclosed porches. hot-water heat,
edli,e,rieity' ditiar sarase; $50. Excellent con-
L. T. GRAVATTE,
sl7 ROCK CREEK CHURCH Rp: NV: NV:
rms. bath. NV h. excel. cond., $3.50.
q r., 17ts 1ms KkIIhh5oURNE Kill PL: N.W
,440s l4th ST. NV.
rms. bath. glass-inclosed porches.
Plant & GORDON, INC.
1873 Park Rd. NV. Columbia 0S3S.
WASHINGTON CIRCLE.
Brick. 8 rooms on 2 f,oors. bath; INV.
beat; gas; elec. Easily ARRANGED for two
DAVID E. BARRY,
Met. 202b. 1907 H St. NV.
1919 10th ST. NV. s55--s RMS. BATH.
gas, elec. h.-w.h.. rear alley.
DAVID E. BARRY,
Met. 2o2b. 1907 H Ct. NV,
Continued On Next Page)
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK 1891 Van
Ness ST. n .w.-Delightful home rooms,
bath: on beautifully HANDICAPPED lot; con-
Venlent TO stores, schools TRANSPORTATION;
rent. SS5 month.
Evening star., 1938-04-17

CHEVY CHASE. D. C-Deliehtful, new
an-brick home: 3 bedrooms. 2 baths: in
wooded lot: an ideal home with all modern
reflnements; rent. Sl0U month
Evening star., 1938-04-17
47O7 CONN. AVE. NV,

Corner OF Davenport ST.
bedrooms. living room Jr. dining room
Or dlnette kitchen and bath: modern build
ing; 24-hr. elevator and switchboard Serv-
ice Resident manager Emerson $500
Evening star., 1938-04-17

$3.50 14th ST. NV.
Front apartment, fireplace,
light floors, ivory woodwork,
large kitchen. u!ei bathroom,
plenty of CLOSET space. Apply
at switchboard, 400 FAIR
mont for key.
SLITY STORAGE CO..
St. NV. North 5000.
Evening star., 1938-04-17

1893 Kenyon ST. nw.-1 roohl kitchen
dressing closet and bath: free refrigeration
Resident manager, Apt. -
J. c. WELDON CO. Met BOIL
Evening star., 1938-04-17
APARTMENTS UkFuRhlsHEp.

| S65.UU.
1926 Kenyon st. n.w.-3 rooms q bed
| roomS,, kitchen. dnette. bath and porch
| free refg. Res. mar, Apt. %. j. c.
WELDON CO. Met BOIL
The Kennecott star., 1938-05-19
Antics of a Monkey

MY FRIEND TOTO by Cherry Kearton-This' book is
about monkey The author taking pictures of wild
mails in Africa. He very seldom any white people One
day he camping by mountains. It foggy He
saw something coming 1t little closer and he it
white He had monkey He asked the author if he
wanted him. Kearton took monkey got the
monkey. He would something would
try the author smoking pipe
wanted the author gave him old pipe Toto took
deep breath and almost choked death.
When they left the mountains the first thing the monkey did
when he the train climb the and
back and forth the lamps.
After they London Kearton had another
petition he left Toto When the back
Toto had died Of pneumonia. LYLE NORRIS x -
The Kennecott star., 1938-05-19
we Heroic Friends

"1NJUN' AND WHITLEY" by William S. Hart whitley"
real Alan Sherwood boy who
western cattle ranch with his father. first every
Indian he thought he going be scalped. But
whe he to the ranch he Indian about his
age and they became great friends.
Oneme when they going out riding, Bill Jordon told
them not TO the Cross and farm The there had
stolen of Bs The boys ahead anyhow They
found big hidden chamber and they it, lighting
matches and dropping them the floor they burned
Pretty they heard footsteps coming They hid behind
barrel in with lantern and lie the
matches he knew else had there he
the barrel where Inun and Whitley hiding but didn't
them. He finally left and upstairs
SOME were playing cards.. ...'.
Inun and Whitley decided they had better something
So Whitley said would: rush the outlaws charged
and broke the swung his banged the
and everything that he could hit Then Bill Jordon dropped
in and took the outlaws off to jail LYLE NORRIS