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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BRICK COLONIAL WITH CENTER HALL:
lot wei Handicapped; built to- to order %M for %M
be on .ors notcs eo ca
Oh l70s to inspect. r. p. RPLEY.
on BUS LINE IN Bill. sPo:. $500. ALL
den. 2 bedrooms and bath upstairs. ire
Place ho; hSStoHoter oS heat good si5fd lsyel lot
sssa! sssa evs. s;oeS 81 qSxn spsl osss RIPLEY Ell
SILVER SPRING 3-BID.
lot, l blk. to bus: like new; 81 500: i'm;
REALTY. excIusive, Shepherd s1zs.
Mr.. NEW PEfyTAGON BLDG, CONv. TO
bus service and shopping center; one 6-rm
brick, one 6-rna; frame; priced reasonably;
apt sfs ssRRaMosR a2 os s. ssis ' Eorco% oH1
s13. 13.65O--AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Gas heat Is only one of the many fea-
lures OF this lovely center-entrance home,
in one Of Washington's newest and finest
residential areas. Complete in every de-
tail this Offers an excellent opportunity to
81 .h hGns SE ELL 81 Can sfoo M
or ~. 9b3a, ewes.
large bedrms. 2nd floor. 2 rooms above:
aass eSHsly sss az T. raxBrS ffsR 3nz 5n for
MASS. AVE. NEAR 32nd ST. AND CLEvE-
land ave.-Det. brick. bedrooms, 3 baths.
sleeping porch, garage: Washington's firlest
Eyon kM fsse wsn Taos fal E. PHIL
BUILDERS OWN HOME. 4 BEDROOMS.
. baths divided equally up and DOWN.
hes
kRhEY R1ffA' sH 1888: eve. S!vss sH sas ss71. =.
7,RooM BRICK BUNGALOW, WALKING
terminal: good nslshborhood. Immediate
occupancy; ST 900 down. Call Silver
Spring o66s after 9 pm.
r ST. NE, z BI. FROM n: cAP-6
New s nae heans psns hGSss
cabinet. aia porcelain sink, gas range. elec.
2 rear porches, servants toilet, laundry
~ sqS; sTiss slsso s4ss fs's a2p1n c'
7l7 TUCKERMAN ST. NW-VACANT;
Oil or coal with electric blower; semi
senr o'fa oc na Mk ross o0n NA 1ee ft
sEMI-DEr. BRICK, m BRIGHTwooD.
only 3 blocks from shopping center on
gar: house completely redecorated. vacant:
PSise' HNc,' Ex. s7g5s 80 til, RsAImy ASSOCIATES
lot; conv, to Navy Yard. ! blk. to o. bus; 81: coal
heat; gar: $3.50: easy terms. MR.. ROSS.
MA 11f6, WO. s716
l STILL HAVE A GOOD GROOM BRICK
house on 4th st. ne. that l can sell for
car garage Vacant. WO. 4944. M. b.
LARGE BRICK. II ROOMS s BATHS;
long,term lease; good for clubhouse. Box
ls3-X, Star. g.
ARMY OFFICER TRANSFERRED, MUST
sell 6-rm., semi-detached brick, 81, 1000:
Anacostia: bargain. Phone Trinidad 065s.
JUST OFF 10th ST. 1928 MONTAGUE
nw-Detached brick. large Iiv. rm., dir.
rm.. kit, 4 bedrms z baths. large recrea :
tion rm. with " bath: new-house condi-
tion; 2car brick garage. r. NJ PRATT
CO, Ma. 1852: ewes. RA. 423l or ia. 52S4.
CAPITOL HILL-a0-FT. ENGLISH BASE
| ment brick, 10 rms. including 3 Kitchens,
3 baths h.-w.h. with oil, End and 3rd-n a.
| owner-occupied. now vacant. Terms
! A. NJ. ROTH, Woodward BLDG. Ma T938.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME, A MODERN
row stone and brick, less than three years
old. six bedrooms. bath. gas heated, i'm
msdiste posssssi9n; price, ss; aeo; terms;
pm. 3blS Conn.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

3s0S 40th AVE, COTTAGE City, Md-Sn-
gle room for girl: family style meals: SAB
month. Phone WA. 37I3.
1880 CONN AVE N.W--For 2 girls: con-
ven. transp.; delicious meals.
TRIANGLE CLUB, 1903 N. H. ave. NV
Space for = girls In room with others
pvt. bath: $40. Space for 3 men. DU. 94s0.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. mr.. I4th and Park
I'd. n.w.--Room for 3 or A. other vacan-
cles: good food. transp.; home privileges.
HO. 9432.
340n 34th PL. NV Chevy Chasel--
Single rm.. Western girl pref. S42 SO. blk
transp. Ordway 1881: call after s.
BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE ROOM, next bath
in private home, for . employed adults:
delicious home-cooked meals. WO 1857
ARLINGTON-Ioyelv room to share with
another girl. OK. 1856.
$685. PARK PL. NV, facing Soldiers
Home-2nd foor front rm., for gentle
man; baths, unlim phone; best of food;
$40 month RA 3i3g
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AUToMosslIy wANTrp.

AUIoaAo1sl1y WAlsTID.
x9l;1 p ;a.'s, q. S,ss 8 w. rs 3gsSs9. 3ss
MqAT lRIck ~. nake eaF: Isgfs.
Sc ;snsnS b.ls lssSs rs sas "a g atty var area ssa
cAtssA cAtssA -. xoU4 GA4a hl6Pfss REssss' ~
1ezS kins q xssandsIs: q. . ID: SS31.
is599 SSssss:.sss!sss, n. SissG Wo. sz6f.
e III szx lSoo ar ar ~, 81 81 81 fe's!ssf 81
.sSfAb e. "a S q s1ss assas FL ~ IA q cSsss Sss-
WANTED. 1871 rHns.tA a,1ea. .lss
81. Alexand.ts: vs: II 3lsi:
~ Essss4:s Esas z s s.ss s. asso Va GzSSSSs zSS
= a1ca.F fH1c.s s:,s sss., in e cash, ,,S ssS s.1.
sg!ai es.s.a, es ~ sssi GO: cssa.::u. 81: VS. sS
800. Open evenines and eundayA
cA1H 1o9 xouN c49 xin Iey SeP
cces csass.; ays nS ael;y- aH ~ 7S0o a8oA INC. ssol
essh. Wlhsns Auto 6alss. z0th and 1hods
laland ave. ne. NO. 031e. oDsn evenlnes.
S SaseE, s s...sIsaaa'Vws .Issa. wo. ps'sss. s.o@ o@ 3s
Ccnneetieot ave. nv. -.
HIGH CA0H P2ICH for '30. 40 and ri
p0ntiAel. Must Be clean and have GOOD
tires. Il. J. 1xovn Pontiac. Inc. Aoss.
lyn. Va. s..Igi-
p4TNo1T War ARIA D8AlR VIII pap
htghest cash price for your car: au cash,
no checks. 1921 Conn. WO. 500.
WILL BUY you car. TOP IN1cA 1e4f
WAI1fj6s. 1910 Wisconsin. on 1910.
CAeH ron PUC LICENeE sIso os6.
IA 5315fisc ..sR party. cah after . S.n.' 1t!ni-
FRANK SMALL, Jr.,
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tkvEsTMEkT PROPERTY FOR SAlE.
o.nsr. sood idestlen. csll sliso 1850.
as'. 52ausf s..1ssn psxmiRz, iz,A Tro .as la Sx e.
s.sa: sssa:.nl lfS l{RfsSs: A A 1sssa III "a oSf: S9
sksRrn. sesR f.Hi 81. ssSsi. ssHI lsf1as : ies.
NV, SECTION. 18th 81.
I'll; dss ss1n, 81. \ ,Esss .rs E
81 1905 4 saAskNk e NV . IUGSs s.,iSe:i coii .s4s.
., AFT MvEgrllnST.
fulnisase .aa .supnsn. Il ,:ss
Tsln!ts; $3.50. Row brick. s-'tsIy. con-
apts.. new detached brick: largs lot:
yearly rentals. S2.4OO. and tenants pre-
wac -, own II ~ i1Ssiizr Z .,ss. sEAss@ ....
APkRTNH1VT, UPPER 18th ST.. 80 APTe..
ssa.sa s91 ~ sssass NY RSss 's cs
i.o. AassSs / = NJ. 1UGss s.s,ss.i sSi .....
4-FANHY FLAT 1UHDUS06-
The form of Investment In real estate
that DAYS the larssst returns. Here are
Fra g.. 8 op 1pdssn sc 1sanxs .nsapt ssss shD. nv
vested on . conservativs ealculAtien.
Price. sa1 800 .psr the pair. rtAanesd
At AN. Sl7.Soo. Dsuity. $4,000.
AN nsD1vnuAI pyMDNo.
depression: tenants Who have ssen I there ere
since completion and win remain. Total
rental. $3.50 per ysar. Financed at 4h%
rentsi: 'sas .hox s'l i5a s:.. 5: 'n''' NV ee'ns
c..,n. 4:n;.: sE4HEH III :Eos aGYsse sYsse ,.r year.
use Of this win net about 5000 per year
White os soeTsd q oot MI zies. g. 81 s.
18th 1t. NV.
OPPOSITE P ST. MARKET. AT lzth AND
large store. rented at S76: o-rm. apt.
ess SricE ssrsse: priesd ridisulou.l9 tsa iox s. s.
s.,, ii i ST. y; 8 '',s. ,..
-. MAasynoyg nsvEeTAlE,rT.
asaesns neo@s f. ,sS5e: Hs .enSoi. ths.ssl.
f'f ss S e: e sn: a.
Harry Cohen. or. o2ss exciustvei1 ~ with
1908 aHsNfHM a. NV. : IocMs Nst,cSsi So a4s.
.nsa ,.s srg sas. l:ss2s .SG ). AZ T.
W. s. HoGE, Jr.,
S815 Lee Hishvay. cH O0o0
NEAR NAVY YARD.
2-family nat. 4-family nat, 6-family Nat.
heatine plant; annual rental over $1,000:
PIECE fo1 sS!sc .:: seg ~ ss7 % S1e sIoo
OFFER
Store and Two Apartments.
Rented At .S14O per month. coal heat;
8 81 500 Soa straight trust. Call Bruce xsssisr.
!ses s.ei sssEs q Nv 1vess s:.iss., ss, .,..
GOOD INvEsTNHsT.
aSe e.. ssTs ssultS leased e oine su;Hs,. for
tected By assisnment Of equipment and
ROBERT L. McKEEvER CO.,
9horeham lldE. Lobby. Ma. 4476O.
BUSINESS PROPERTY ron RENT. :
s ee:ss. 20 ~ New New jss:s, t1s sCSs ss:. Az. & 4
FARMS FOR SALE.
Ssst e n .:s: q
nsdas ss: nodsl & sssetos sns sSs sos
rsia:.d s'iosssi': ioss s:ehsa.a sssa
373-ACRE FARM,
IN MONTGOMERY CO.. ND.
Large house, h.-w.h.. modern equipment,
12 miles from Rockville on good county
road. Priced to sell. Ma. 1905.
SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
., goo acres. about 40 tillable. Good
livable S-rm. house. no improvsments but
splendid possibilities. Lse. combination
bank and dairy barn. Other necessary out
Paved concrete hishway. IN miles from
hiKh school and good -stSed small town;
chain stores. movies. etc; also IN nj. D.
Q. Ea1lroad, In NV. Nd; about 80 miles
from the white House. tytced for quick
sale. $4,000. 5000 cash. Balance
~ JOHN 4. BR1cxLEY, Excl. Aesnt,
BAR Hlda. pf. 1921. 0. 1851.
FARMS EoR RENT.
FARM. AND TOWN noU6I 1OR 1E1T
or sale. BY owner. New improvements.
Good schools: 4ox l14.x. 2tar.
FAkAAS WAkiTED.
- 1UY = TARN $50 AcRNI O Qlff
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BRIAR INN.

live at 1927 Eye st. NV. in the heart
Of downtown, for convenience and comfort
We have coal furnace. switchboard, with
telephone in each room. Available At once
I space in 4 double room, also complete
double. Executive 7410.
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ROOMS WANTED.

NORTHWEST-Two WAVE ofhcers desire
large. unfurnished studio room: NV;
kitchen privileges. Box 13s-x. Star. A.
NE OR SE.-Employed lady desires room
with private entrance, IL possible must be
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:. 200 acres. about 10 tillable Good
splendid possibilities. Lse. combination
bank and dairy barn. Other necessary out
buildings. Fine spring. Lse. stream.
hixh school and sood -sised small tovn;;
chain stores. movies. etc; also " nj. D.
from the white House tyiced for ouick
sale. $4,000. $1,000 cash. Balanoe
JOHN 4. BRIcKLEY, Excl. Assnt,
Barr 9ldG. p1. 1921, e.. 1851.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For better results and
( service include telephone
I number in For Rent ads.
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ROOMS WITH soARp WANTED.

WIFE Of Army of1icer and high school son
private family. NV preferred Dupont
1106 after 10 am
YOUNG WOMAN. fashion artist, wants
private room in quiet, gracious home: eve
nlhR meals, Monday through Thursday:
Northwest section. Box 117-X Star. a.
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APTS. WANTED tcor., J

. REFINED YOUNG LADIES DESIRE UN-
turn. or = rm. apt, kit. and bath: prefer
apt. house IN NV. section; excel. ref Cali
MISS KARRER, Elk. 1921, Br. 23S. any
KITCHEN TWO ROOMS AND BATH FUR
nished. prefer NV section, S75 to 500
range. Call MR.. FLETCHER, Wisconsin
a255, any time.
3-RM. FURNISHED APT. FOR 8 ADULTS
Cali RA. 1913 after Z pm.
WOMAN, PERMANENTLY EMPLOYED
wants unfurnished apartment, living room,
bedroom KITCHEN and bath, S55 to 500.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES / .
rm apt. in NV. section by Feb, s: pvt:
bath and entr. pref: ref exch. Call
FRANK SCANLIN. RE. 740O, Ext. 1885,.
ARMY OFFICER WANTS CAT ONCE). FUR
nished or unfurnished l or = room, private
convenient to Pentason Bldg; will consider
Republic 600. Ext. 1864, before 5:15 pm
i RIM, BATH, KITcHENETTE; GEORGE
town or midtown. Cali EX. 1920, Ext.
lis. to z pm.
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE, MOTHER AND
daughter desire or 3 rooms and kit, or
small house in NV. MI. $3.50. 10 am
pm
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE 2
or 3 room apt, Northwest. furn. or un-
| OR 9 RIM. wELL-FURN. APT, WITH
large bedrm. with private bath. up to $50:
twin beds; close IN, in good NV. section
only. required Immediately for responsible
dreni refs. % eSchaneed; AS Excellent @ ra care n Of
furniture guaranteed. 20S-F, Wardman
Park Hotel. CO. 1000.
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sFUR7 sa6eco f6ss q suxAbiTH9ds xAbaiTdst5 HsS ga
srAfp. ne's411RN sfRc xkS1%N kkSS1%zr As fGTSaHi2 GSSGiAs2
fAsFf 12 fa2Rb 2Rb AcS oSt.sfoSsx EI4ooRSsxs s2la slck
ssS, rs 4: i9Sa SadSs dSss0ss sL1sD q D'11sa5ss 1sea5s
r.syS.s sy y5sq: e certain t d:;S @ 4 tu: & su,
eofSsa land Sss sesosd: 81 ''S sss p.siss Il
sesITed thereby. sSs anSsTsisnsd trastsss
Bxx Is sSs;;9lls;y ;gssysRY.: q Y.s1Bg1Is zB 1sIs4H H II 1
Of Columbia. and desisnatsd q an4 being
part Of 10. sS n Berry and H,ddlstons
Il nd tno1n as e
per plat recorded in Libsr 0overnos lhep-
os. ass q = TIC :s q q of a &. n. 8 Sc
sg;vsy .ssosdsd il S:sSsy ssek 81: -
ords. a. ioliovs:-1ssinnins fer the ssms
4 sns p9nt INT & r tes se.tA
Seins G distsnt T 1Ss. n fses I on nersSssstsry % is
flo@ tns est Line q A. street. and
s.ss @ ios'sz ISL s:ss = : ss: 9s:s BE & g:
a:d .ns r i ss S. sa s e tS e
Sis; thence ,nerth and parallel NTH Shs
6. is.e e.e:r .a: IF n. 4: 1897 1ss sss
dssres. 20 minutes 30 seconds west. III 80
1S ;esad: .sst; iso;ss ~ e tse plsss
e ssd sssS:s, sss,: z nov
purpcses q ssssssnsns and taxatton =
sseS 3, IL 49, ~ a. Is: .as:s':
seis: AZ eonveysnstnS, rsccfdins. raxssns
days ffoa day q ssle. ether1iss he trus-
tees reserve the right "a re6sn III 1eqD~
purchaser, after Ave days A0veftl11lG1t
Of eueh resale ID 1oAe neW0apee paAa1ohe(
| In Waahmetou, D. G. 57#
-, ,.,,,.., s8ss1l'1l : l1sssssFss:e 4;s:.e;,,.
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70. 0UY 4 fAAM SEQ ACNA O 0Alf
s.Ns' sSssss' assR Wash.; 10 assntA Ia TX
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FARMS ToR RENT,
FARMS WAkTED

FARM AND TOWN HOU0I YOR RIlCI
or sale BY owner. New inprovoeents
Railroad and bus servtce to WaahinRtorl
Good school4. Aox ll4-x. &tar.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

LOCUST HILLS; NEAR BETHESDA
Health Center and Naval Hospital-.Almost
new. rooms. 3 baths, lst.fioor den and
also maids room and bath: air-conditioned
and silver S1s5 Good transportation.
For inspection call MRS. ROBERT MAzET,
wooDRIDGE-6-RooM, sEM1-DETACH-
ed, with 2 porches garage. coal heat. fac
cal No 1908 or Or inquire H 1851 i Rhode e"1s: Is.
land ave. ne.
NEAR NEW NAVAL HosPITAI-GAs-
detached brick, 3 large bedrooms = ba5hs,
recreation room. maids room and lavat8ry;
fast express bus. Immediate possession.
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO. NC.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 5000.
EVENINGS, HO. 002s.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK-DETACHED
EnenSh stone, containing bedrooms, 2
baths on 2nd floor: bedroom and bath on
W. e. IA: N. MILLER DEvELo LoPMENr CO CO,
Eyeninss, ss; PHI; Phone s'E Emerson ny 1855 s5o4'
s, ON COLUMBIA BOULEVARD,
SSrivvsr SSriivsr Spring-6-room,, modern. detached
raee automatic heat: nicely furnished.
One square from bus; $50.
ri iosh g. JARR1 AW ca Nst,as:I asstoEs ga.
CRESTWOOD,
Restricted area on the edge of Rock Creek
Park FSlI, close to transporsation.. Attractive
!nTnished ni ISL tSl. house ara Snd foer bedrooms
bath study and iavatory on 1st foor;
ment Gear garase: $500 mo. Immediate
9SsupanSy 9Sa me 7.ra To inspect call JACK HAYES,
Mrs. Wren, OR. ass. eAN'
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BUSINESS PROPERTY ron RENT.
SPACE FOR RErT FOR DUslNE9e PUR-
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=. J. J, Ssszs'a4 S8ssszs'a4 I l1zssszia:.g|; "a:
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FARMS FoR SALE.

81 ACR1e on CNNNT ROAD 3 NIiI
west of Lttiestown, Pa; in. high state q
cultivation; fair hldgs under tin roofs;
elec.; complete with stock and suuipnsnt,
including late model tractor. plows, row
cu!tivators etc. no reasonahle oner
st. ne. Phone DE. 3l83
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Detached House in Fine
Residential Section-$10,950.
Facing = large Catholic institution Is
this detached modern brick and frame
house Of rooms. 2 baths, side porch. l.
car sarase and oil hot-water beat; on .
lot 65,M: front. It IS occupied BY owner
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
Est. 1879
D1. 1918. Realtor. S15lN st. NV
Evening Phone Service
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MOVE IN AT ONCE.
No matter where you roam there is no
place like home. SO be sure and see this
lovely reconditioned brick, 8 rms. bath.
h.-w.h.. coal; conv. located. l blk. from
ALEX K. ANDERSON IL CO.,
Elk. 6256.
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ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED RMS. semi
pvt, baths double or twin beds. Beauty
week, @ Includes heat ia and lights: reasonably
priced meals; strictly residential now as
club is closed bus transportation. Act
more blvd. Berwyn, Md.
$40 8. GLEBE RID, Arlington, va.--Laree
rn1., nicely furn. with single beds; near
Pentaeon and Navy Bldgs.; gentlemen only.
oxford 2s37
ARLINGTON-Furnish rm.. shower bath;
cony. Ice bus: gentle gentleman. 2006 N.
Stafford st. Oxford 215S.
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SOMETHING UNUSUAL.

IN MONTGOMERY CO.. ND.
IL miles from Rockville on good county
road. Priced to sell. MA. 7(6H
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QUIZ, investment BldR
WIN. NJ. THROQKMORTON
HOUSES UNFURklsHED.
8 ROOMS. BATH AND GARAGE. AMI;
permanent, adults only. Phone oxford
1882. II am. to 6.
BRIGaTWOoD-sEMI-DET,. RMS AND
bath, gas heat, fireplace. Frigidaire. Gear
garage; nr. transp.; adults; S91 so. Vacant
ia. 1888.
NEARBY WESTMORELAND HILLS, MD,
2R blocks from transportation; white
brick detached, maids room and bath
living room. dining room, kitchen lavatory,
screened porch 3 bedrooms, baths, gas
heat; immediate possession; $175.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO., INC,
1921 Conn: Ave. NV DE. $500.
BUY?
SELL?
RENT?
o,,1 II 9 yoa ,na,sr wsnt 70 buy: sell or rent try
2. N. FRY, INC,
80 Wis. Ave: WI. $40.
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MONEY wANT1o.

$3.50 cash. Trust pays $50 monthly, incl.
81 Interest. Secured by small five-room.
two-story frame house and saraes and
iax HlEh school. 1Nx 2I2. Arlington. Va.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-01-07
A PRAYER

When my hair Is thin and silvered,
and my time of toll is through,
When I've many years behind me.
and ahead Of me few,
! shall want to sit, l reckon, sort Of
dreaming in the sun,
And recall the roads I've travelled,
and the many things I've done.
hope there'll be no picture that I'll
hate to look upon
When the time to paint it better or
to wipe it out, is gone.
/ hope therell be no vision of a
hasty word I've said
That has left a trail of sorrow, like
whip welt sore and red.
And hope my old age dreaming will
bring back no bitter scene
OF time when l was selfish, or a
time when l was mean.
When I'm getting old and feeble, and
I'm far along life's way,
don't want to sit regretting any
bygone yesterday.
/ am painting now the picture that
I'll want some day to see.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-01-07

clined per cent from October but
were Is per cent above November,
1941. Retail furniture sales in No
vember were per cent below Oc-
tober but per cent above last No
vember. Dollar volume of whole
sale trade for November was Is per
cent below October but s per cent
greater than in November, 1871.
FINANCE - Total loan volume
Of Eighth District reporting member
banks declined per cent in the
four-week period ending December
16 and was Ia per cent below a
year ago. Total investments in
creased per cent in the month and
were 81 per cent above the CORE
spending period last year. Gross de-
posits rose per cent in the month
to total of $1,751,851,O0O and
were 23 per cent above the level of
a year ago.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-01-07
WEST NEWS
INSTALLATION SERVICE WEST
CHAPTER o. e. S. AND
WEST MASONS

IA beautiful and impressive joint
installation service was held at tic
Masonic Hall on Thursday evening
at 1880 o'clock when the Eastern
Star and Masonic Orders installed
their officers as follows: 0. f. S.
Mrs. Jessie Lena Gordin, Worthy
Matron.
Larkin Browning, Worthy Patron
Mrs. Eva Taylor, Associate Ma
tron.
Oscar Thomas, Associate Patron.
Mrs. Lena Hand, Conductress.
Mrs. Irene Autry, Associate Con-
ductress.
Miss Clara Brock, Secretary.
Mrs. Kate Brock, Treasurer.
Jones Hand, Chaplain.
Mrs. ,Sallie Craft, Marshal.
Mrs. Annie Lee Jackson, Adah.
Mrs. Nina Holmes, Ruth.
Miss Mary Hopkins, Esther.
Miss Evelyn Cade. Martha.
Mrs. Lynn Tate, Electra.
Mrs. Maude Holmes, Warder.
Morris Gordin, Sentinel.
Masons
Gordin Stubs, Worshipful Master.
Jones Hand, Senior Warden.
Walter Campbell, Junior Warden.
DR.. Joe Alexander, Treasurer.
Larkin Browning, Secretary.
Oscar Thomas. Senior Deacon.
During the social hours, refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Hattie Morgan returned to
her home in Indianola after spend
ing Christmas with her sister, Mrs.
w. T. Brock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Stevens, ST..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Stevens, Jr., and
Andrew III visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Avery Bowers in Pickens Sunday.
On their return home they stopped
by the Lexington Hospital to see
Miss Pat Rogers who has been a
patient there for several weeks.
Miss Pauline Carter spent Sunday
night in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
r. l.. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Aldy visit
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Federal Reserve Cites
Business Conditions

According to the December issue
of the Monthly Review of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of st. Louis, agri-
cultural and business conditions for
this section are as follows:
AGRICULTURE - Production Of
seven major crops in the Eighth
District, according to the December
final estimate of the U. s. Depart
ment of Agriculture, is per cent
above 1941 output and per cent
greater than the ten-year (1931-40)
average. The cotton crop is esti-
mated at 3,S47, 900 bales, an in
crease of IL per cent over 1941
production and % per cent above
the ten-year average. The 1912
tobacco crop is indicated to be 3
per cent under that of 7941 and IL
per cent below the ten-year aver
age. Harvesting was virtually COM
plete in all section of the district
by the end Of November as weather
conditions were generally favorable.
although in certain areas excessive
rains and unreasonable low temper
atures occasioned some delay.
INDUSTRY - Rising production
Of war goods continued to dominate
the industrial picture in the Eighth
District throughout November and
spending period last year. Gross de-
was but slightly below average out
put of the past few months. Lum-
Der production was in great volume
as district mills were operating at
near-capacity levels. Shoe produc-
ton in November was 20 per cent
under October but cumulative output
for the first eleven months of the
year was about the same as in the
corresponding period of 1941. Out
put of coal at Eighth District mines
in November was 8 per cent below
that Of October but was per cent
greater than in November, l941.
Cumulative production of coal for
the year through November was 81
per cent greater than a year ago.
TRADE - Eight District depart
ment store sales in November de-
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Mr.. S. W. Mooney of Drew was
overnight guest of Gerald Steen,
Monday.
Mrs. C. R. Henderson left Fri
day for her home in Little Rock,
Ark, after spending the holidays
with relatives in West.
Mr.. Billy Jones Campbell re-
turned to Holmes Junior College,
Sunday after enjoying the holidays
at home.
Mrs. H. L. Murphy of Arkabutla
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. IA. Campbell.
Young Garnett returned home with
his mother after ten day visit
with his grandparents.