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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-11-16
AFTER THE ELECTION


After Presidential election, Such
as the ono Just over, there IS nut one
thing tor the losers to do-accept the
result without bitterness avoid re-
examinations and give ungrudglng
support to the victor IN all matters
clearly IN the general interests, Under
existing circumstances, 1t IS parucu-
larly vital that 1t should be made
plain to the world that so far as the
prosecution of the war and postwar
foreign policy arc concerned, the cam
palgn has increased rather than d.
mlnlShcd the national unity and puf-
pose.
Already Governor Dewey has made
it clear that this is his attitude and
Republican members Of Congress will
do we'll to demonstrate by their course
that Mr. Rooscvclt's charge of an in
tcntion on their part to erect "spitc
fence" against him was a campaign
canard as unworthy as it was un-
founded. The cause of world collcc-
it far more united nation than be-
fore. Fair-mindcd men on the winning
side will agree that Governor Dew
cN'c Ctl,Onr stand ON tbic ouoc
ton greatly contributed to that happy
fact, They will also remember that
i5oIationist Hamilton Fish, beaten for
reelection, had been repudiatcd by
Mr. Dewey as well as by Mr.. Roose-
welt. Actuhlly, the contest, violent
though it was, would seem to have
promoted the final surrender and the
prospects Of permanent peace. not
because Mr. Roosevelt was elected
but because the character of the fight
brought the people more into unity
on war and peace. Except in detail,
Things between the candidates. And
on Them Mr.. Roosevelt Is now entitled
10 KepuDIlcan as we'll as Democratic
support
49,
However, there is no sense in being
mawkish about the outcome. Nor is
there any excuse for the hypocritical
laudationS of Mr.. Roosevelt which are
coming from some who had the
Soundcst of reasons for opposing him.
Those reasons still exist. The election
has not changed them. Nor has it
changed Mr.. Roosevelt or his chief
hackers. At the moment the moro
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-11-16
ACCIDENT
School Notes

school Notes
Mrs. Ruth Patterson, instructor in
the school, was absent all Of last week
and also ON Monday Of this week, due
to the illness Of her daughter Mrs.
Melvin kcSncr substituted for Mrs.
Patterson.
The National War Fund campaign
has closed and B. O. Aiken, chairman
for this community, reports that APP
proXimatcly $l9S had been received.
Personals
Mrs. Albert Smith and Miss Rosie
Smith spent a few days in Rockville
and Hagerstown visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Clayton Spcicher was in Cum
bcrland on Tuesday.
Pvt Claude Friend Of Camp Bland
ing, Fla, is here on u ten-day fur
Tough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Smith Friend.
Pvt Eugene SchIossnaglc, Camp
Blanding, is also spending ten-day
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-11-16

These things were true of MIR.
RooscvcltS election four years ago;
they are more true Of this one. 1t
isn't true that the bulk of the people
favor Mr.. Rooscvclt's domestic poll
cies. There hasn't been time since
1886 when that was so. But the war
and the party label made it impoS-
siblc to get the anti-Ncw Dealers all
together behind an opposing candi-
date. There was never a Presidential
candidate for whom more people GIN
Guiding some in his own official fam
ily) voted more reluctantly, To a
striking degree this election SustalnS
the conviction that given more than
Two terms in the Presidency, a man
can become so Cntrcnchcd that he can
almost pCrpetuatc himself in Office.
Certainly, it proves Mr., WILKES 1910
contention that third term would
make fourth term inevitable. More
than before, the desirability of con
otitutional amendment fixing the two
term limit or providing for one term
Of six years, is clear. This is the time
to put it through. Nearly everybody
comedies that if the people get a
chance to pass ON either proposal,
they will approve.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-11-16
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS .

BY FRANK X. KENT.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-11-16

continue in the domestic relation they
desire and believe that is the way the
country wants to go. And, naturally,
Mr.. Hillman and his CIO-PAC have
reason to consider that they were the
authentic voice of the people and for
the next four years this will be far
more of a labor Government than it
ever was before. In brief, they are all
convinced that the reelection of Mr.
Roosevelt stamps him with the I'M
qualified approval of d great majority
Of the American people
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-11-16

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-11-16
CHRISTIANITY AND
DEMOCRACY

LESSON TEXT-Mark 12l3.17; Romans
1880; I Peter 2:l3.I7
GOLDEN TEXT-Bear ye one another's
burdens, and fulfill the law of Christ
Galatians So
Evening star., 1944-05-23
S10 Q5n
~ ~ ,ocO.
BUILT BY TIFFFY

Modern 2-family semdet brick house.
less than years old Just north OF
Soldiers Home in one OF the finest new
sections of the City with nice lot and
complete, in every detail. This house has
complete and private apis. with an
atmosphere of an individual home. Each
apt. has a complete kitchen with double
drainboard sink, Electrolux retrigera tor
tabletop gas range, Murphy cabinets
complete tiled bath with built-in tub and
shower, front and back entrance, large
cellar with automatic hot-water heat,
laundry trays, nice front porch. The end
floor, apt. Is now rented TO a very fine
couple at sos 80. per month You can
live In the lst floor apt. and the rent
from the 2nd-foor apt will make your
payment or you can rent both apis. and
will make an excellent investment. This
house was built of prewar materials
To reach Go out North Capitol st. ia
Hawaii ave, east on Hawaii ave. to lst
St. and south ] block to 4434 1st St n e.
RA 1859 or ia. -366S. ] B. TIFFEY q
SON, 316 Kennedy st. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MILTON NJ. BURKE, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Woodward Building
Filed May IL, 1914
Charles E. Stewart Clerk

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
bia:-Dorothy o. Riggs, 1875 Spring place
NV NV washington, P; G.. Plaintiff, vs.;
Isaac Pennock and Phineas Ashe, deceased,
Defendants, M Action No; 23919.-.
THIS suit is to establish of record the title
OF the plaintiff by adverse possession in
and to Lot S23 in Square SAC, with i'm
pprEoSysements. thereon. known as 535 Sixth
motion Of the plaintiff, it is by the Court
this 18th day of May. AID. 1914, Or
DERED that The unknown heirs, alienees
or devise OF, Isaac Pennock and Phineas
Ashe. deceased, cause their appearance to
be entered herein on or before the first
RUE day, occurring. one month after the
day OF the first publication of this order,
otherwise, this cause will be proceeded
with as in Ease of default; provided, copy
three successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star; good
cause having been shown why longer pub
LEGATION is unnecessary. By the Court: (S)
JAS. W. MORRIS, Justice. toeaID true
copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk
BY EMMA G. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
Myl 80.
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JOHN A. BRESNAHAN,
Attorney for Petitioners,
622 Tower Building,
Washington, ID. c.
Filed May 6, 1914.
Charles E. Stewart, Clerk.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co.
lumbia.-In Re Application OF Howard
Albert ItscoitZ and Selma Riederman
ltscoitZ For Change of Name.-Civil Ac-
and Selma Biederman Itscoitz having filed
complaint for a judgment changing
his and her name to Howard Albert TSler
and, Selma Biederman Isler and having
applied to the court for an order of publ
cation of the notice required by law in
such gases, it is, by the court, this 9th
day of May, 1914, ORDERED that ali per-
sons concerned show cause, if any there
BE- on or before the 3rd day of June, 1914,
not be granted Provided, That a copy OF
this order be published once a week for
in The Evening Star Newspaper and the
washington Law Reporter. (S) JAS. w.
NORRIS. Justice. true copy. (Seal)
EMMA e. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY,

WE HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for
homes in Arlington or Falls Church C. S.
shillingburg, 4615 Lee hwy. oxford 1924
After Al. pm, CH: 4512.
WE PAY ALL CASH for any ne. and sc.
properties. Quick settlements Gum &
MiI,ers 500 Ilth st. Sc. FIR 200.
{. c, houses; no commission. MRS KERN
2632 Woodley pl NV. CO. 2675.
WILL PAY CASH for small house in D. c.
from private party Quick settlement Nc
csommisSion s,rr to pay RA 2036
WE NEED GOOD HOUSES for sale; quick
Call Nj stroup, RA, 500. '"' '''''o'''
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co. will list your
house and sell it at the market price. Nc
MI. Foster, 81, 4166 or DI 3346
DESIRE detached brick home, good NV
@osS eve ot vi % Ma pay Cash up to
WANTED by individual small prewar bun.
ealow in suburbs under $4,000, nice down
payment. Box 235-J, Star. A 29s
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VINCENT L. TOOMEY
Attorney,
1O15 18th St. NV.
Filed May 6, 1914.
Charles e. Stewart. Clerk.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of CO.
lumhiai In Re Application of tREV.)
Name.-Civil Action No. 24116,-CRev. J
Joseph ,Cieslukowski, having filed a COM
plant for judgment changing his name
applied to the court for an order of publi-
cation of the notice required by law in
such cases, it is by the court. this 9th
persons concerned show cause. if any there
be-, on or before the 3rd day OF June,
l944, why the prayers of said complaint
should not be granted: Provided, That a
copy of this order be published once a
week for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The Washington Evening Star
and the Washington Law Reporter (SD
JAS. W. MORRIS, Justice. A true copy
(Seal) Test: CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk. n,ya Il So
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CHEVY CHASE d C

Fine old frame home, west of Conn
ave, st floor, large square reception hall
attractive stairway. living room, dining
room buffers pantry and kitchen end
floor, large bedrooms with ll2 baths
storage space; fun basement; oil hot
water heat: detached garage; verv wide
norches. Lot landscaped and covered
with massive trees. This home is cheap
at $1,000 Call Miss Allen,
ROBERTS E, LATIMER,
1888 Alaska Ave, GE 1870,
Ewes. GE. s1l4.
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HOUSES FOR SALE icant

ALEXANDRIA, 1000 Large Colonial
mon nome ss5dsn wnes Soesy PSes9n $50 or S2f
LYNHAvEN OFFERS: Only s1o2 per day
Den spo MonhS hSms IN s Of aFsss
ment Fuli price from a S., 6e' 75o to 5000 5000
ADAMS & M sess yey TsmRe Waess BaeSonaS aeSo 1svennS
CHEVY CHASE, d. G, Lovely isAsnnii semi-detach
ed si.s home on ouesada St. 3 bedrooms, :
evenings can Mr.. Romer. wo. s562. aA'
sEvEN-Ro0M frame. cor, near bus, After
Nd @ s5,aSo So1 No 'aSeS4n asen}n ave. Brentycod
FIRST FIRST TINE offered by owner, leaying
Sogse n Bpfs SsssE Rri9k
rooms, 8 baths, powder room, 2-car ga
rage, scressned porcheSs; Immediate pos
COTTAGE E'SHi CITY. MI MD.WS-room w9 atns and bath
6unsaiow. DIan aI3 newly renovated tthroughout;
and an5.r tTaRsp, f1R GsoG reasonable terms caiI
81 sks asss VI ana AyE Fin TSs fk
porch; excellent. cond. Large basement
NV BRiCK iS HOMES ONES desisned MA esTa as com.
eleted nd "a apts Owner sn may occupy one apt.
$500; foT further Information; ~ , .N
Axh sna dstacheG p 6 brsk qs
bedrms;, 2 baths, air-conditioned oil heat;
eyneE ey6 a.6 leaving city; eTIeed for quick sale
Associates an Il osso TatsppV TR s6eo with Realty
Si9:sSoLl S.eses ir,t blk from Penna ave. Sc
end sDs bath nH., 1st floor .4s rms rs apd bath
garden. shown, by appointment. Call
NE Ma Fllippo; o With Realty Associates. Ii
Ss9V oN WHITTIER HE19 ST. NV, near sth-De-
tiled bath, gas heat, modern Kitchen; 3
car garage; nice big lot with trees. This
sio.soo: Strong h' cash reauired, reGsdn balance
less than than rent To see call Mr.. stroup,
NHRsERY nj sEGS SCHOOL, location NV. un-
usual LARGE home 8 rms baths. shaded
lot 50x160, Just the spot for children
sTW sTlSsd K Ss oErsGn sVh EA 541S
porehes, gaTase. @ 81 orrison. isa RA a1 54fe. "a:
BROOKLAND, near Franciscan Monastery
mGooa ovnee investment y Ros commqnicats with
NEVADA AVE.WFine nf location. at a'f Four na bed
Tooms, r"1 / BATH, coal furnace. Only S12,-
59ex 59q; terms; sNnp, No agents. EN- o939;
SO 80 | st. Asaph msf,aie sf new PGSsess1nn rooms
oil heat large basement. TIE. 9149 after s.
CAPTAIN q. S. NAVY TRANSFERRED
5901 Nevada ave. Chevy Chase. D. C., Q
SQUARES from Chevy Chase circIe2a
rooms baths, oil heat, spacious living
tached homes nearby, S1O,950 to Si7,50o;
81 1000 cash. balance like rent. Fulton r
Shevy S1 Chase, D. C., 1927 Eye st. NV.
peared in The Evening Star for So wears.
Brokers, attention.
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EMBASSY OR DOCTOR

Near Colorado ave and 14th st-An
imposing detached brick, center hall type,
on coiner lot; spacious Ist- floor plan,
with . sunrooms and Ist-floor plan,
4 bedrooms > baths on 2nd floor; huge
bedroom and bath on attic floor; several
room and baths in daylight basement
Ideal for Doctors office. Can be easily
financed. To inspect, call
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
d
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SPECIAL!
UPSHUR ST. AT 18th NV.


home. We have a house for sale here
that you seldom have a chance to get in
this wonderful location This is a very
wide house with large reception hail, very
Iarse living room with fireplace, nice
alhlng room, sun parlor, a very large and
beautlful modern kitchen with new Elec-
lfolu% refrigerator and beautiful gas range.
ana lots of cabinet space. On the 2nd
Moor we have 4 double bedrooms, , beau
Iligl tiled baths; large finished room on
among the many nice features Of the
mouse Is an automatic hot-water heating
plant with 50-gallon Pittsburgh storage
heater, maids room with bath, large stor-
age closets, big front and rear porches
Inc house is completely equipped with
Venetian blinds, screens and new awnings:
large yard all fenced with nice. 2-car brick
perfect condition and we cannot begin to
describe the wonderful home we have,
y is located in one of the better sections
OF, the city and convenient to schools OF
all kinds. shopping center, fast bus and
car Transportation. Priced many thou
SANDS OF dollars below cost with substan-
tlaI cash required. For further inforrna
Ton ann appointment to inspect call A, II
PaIker. RA. 2570 or ia 366S
j B. TIFFEY & son. 3l6 Kennedy St NV
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
on Georgia ave. $500 down, balance like
everything: rooms, bath, double garage
open fireplace, porches, etc. Call TIL
your NEIoHBoR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 54OO
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IF YOU WANT TO LIVE
IN SHEPHERD PARK

Cali us to inspect thi. semidetached brick
home. rooms, . ba lls built-in earage;
only S12, 500. Ownet will sell furniture
+ ourchaser desires Call Miss Allen,
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
7133 Alaska Ave. GE 1879.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
HIGHWOOD.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
most ai spnie' t;nn
Runnymeade pl, NEAR 33rd St, rooms,
plus finished 3rd floor, 3 spacious bed
at top Of lst-fioor landing, living room
13x25; large screened living porch, we'll
equipped kitchen with extra cabinet, Quiet
| May oil furnace. copper plumbing, buit-
| in garage. Price, $4,000. Exclusive
] Call EN-. 1890 Sunday and weekdays until
10 pm. F, A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn
Evening star., 1944-05-23

You want the best value in Montgomery
County farms, see this by ali means: 21S
acres 100 in cultivation which produces
all necessary feed stuff for about so head
Of cattle: rs acres in well-seeded blue
grass meadow through which flow 8 never
failing streams: plenty of wood and timber
fuel: sets of farm bldgs, one 1O-room
house, bath and electricity: / tenant house
2 large barns, stanchions for about 25 cat
milk check ave ayerages Sse,o per oI9es' n,o. tae M.
mile frontage on paved highway. The edge
Of farm almost in limits. of small town in
District line. The price Of S3o. 600 I'M i'm
cludes about 40 head of cattle, "A Of which
are mixers, and all farm machinery An
opportunity to purchase a good productive
For information phone E. s. PRICE & CO.,
NE. $3.50; ST.. 1929 evenings and Sundays.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

TEMPLE HILL, MD.-Beautiful Arm. and
bath bungalow, electric range, over "a acre
ssifui lawn; sM mi sn6.e s. c. 0 ssa5o. $3.50 1880
down. Dewey M. Freeman. Silver Hill, Md.
aIExASDRiA-Near aGlasf S1Sa airport; modern brick
and stone Groom house, tile bath; oil
air-conditioned air. heat: fne- nsish6orheod;
sss with sS sI5eo T5e5 ssias sssh
safsc caHRcHdood ave zashiSFd sne s4neom
brick home on large lot, refrigerator. rec
pse Resss Rstes 1c e.
Akf1ssHos, isH ss5E VA: YA-prics: $4,000 s-room
! Ishsd shed attic for more rooms and bath.
ran range and Tefriserator. Full basement
ays.laO1si sissl er 1s5b y bEhfhardt sals Columbia
dwelling. Living room of logs, 16x24.
Large Large stone fireplace. with heatoiater. 3
acres beauifaiy Sneh landssaDsd slDssr pPTsh rat
trees and berries. S9,750. Cau Mrs.
FasTeaEn sEfv%TR oyMssRna 50 bera, terms
from 1downtown Washington,, IS minutes
rem ,1,s Pentagon and Navy Buildings, vet in
Snmnrc5o; Sam b. -acre lot; first floor. entrance
Tf aes ssuds espos.as yns ssss lspaes saE so
front window; dnins o room afd EitcSen eom
sh adonas seHRnsd hall 05aES 5sS Gs Second ss
noor, 2 bedrooms, spacious closets, full tile
bath; Ea basement; detached brick garage.
"a, Il Al "a - r.: h9. and cold water. drilled
sas easy tsssss sess sssEdsn Dsnsed small
FoR SALE, acres, Westminster M 3D., How
ARD County; 8-room frame house, good
MILES MILE tro Wasbnslon Rsnsy Of shade s
baltimore J. Q. Ridgely; sykesvilie 1861.
sa,tturdday SAT- dsg s. 3 pm; to Sunday pm. Pixies
NEAR LAUREL@Frame bungalow. living
room, dining room, Kitchen, 1 bedroom,
bath, h.-w.h.; b-acre land, on paved road.
$3.50. Charles H. Stanley. Inc, Laurel
LAUREL, MAIN sT.-Frame house; $40 per
week from rented rooms plus living quar-
eatb oTnsE yishss te sell due to IL
Inc. Laurel i1e. ~ ''S H. 0'An'es'
OWNER, leaving town. sacrifice, furn. or
uniurn., lovely Groom bungalow, ALI
level lot with abundance of shade trees,
across .. c; line. Priced right for quick
Ih Say az saIe ownsn aSTn wa Rayns se balance
51a ACRES. wooded. stream, new 2-rm
cottage, furnished: no imp, nice garden
ssssS; terms. ss s4so Cash. s. ns bsi ss1s easy
LoyELY BRICK HOME in country club
FIVE aoME We nSf GSs e bedrs s
bath; h.sw: oil heat, large porches, shade,
rooms. e sts Boss. cM hfa5 5s77 1o-cent BUS rent
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORES FOR RENT.
SHOPPING CENTER, 1927 N. Globe I'd,
Arl., Va.-Store 20x75 IT,, only vacant
store in park and shop development with
large Safeway, Acme grocery, beauty shop,
Kent Cleaners and large drugstore: ex-
cellent opportunity for bakery, delica-
lessen, variety or radio and electric sup
plies and service. Consult Mr.. Taylor,
shannon 81 Luchs Co., 1905 H st. NV.
Ma. 2345.
NEW PARK AND SHOP.
Opening for combination delicatessen
and restaurant IN new parl and shop de-
velopment containing z other stores IN
cluding large super market, liquor, drugs,
beauty. variety, laundry and cleaning,
and bakery: 4 other stores to be added
after war; surrounded by 5000 new COM
munity residents with no commercial de-
velopment within "a Of a mile; prompt
action necessary. Consult Mr. Taylor,
SHANNON g. LUcHs CO., 1905 H st. NV.
MA. 2345.
STORE VALUES.
toifsts. eae fhennfSa, hWS SOD, 81 opwI'rse st0re'
TIC 11th st. s.e.-Store and 4 rooms
oo2sa 2sa1 Nichols ave. se.-Large store
No. 81 H st. n.w.-Large store, $50.
.l719 North Capitol-Corner store. S65
122 D st. s.e.-Store. S30.50.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
s0S North Capitol. Realtors. MA. $3.50
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AERoPLANEs.
LEARN TO Fly

: s1z1<R1S2s v
Student instruction for men snd woman
given daily, Sundays and holidays: J-3 Cub.
TAYLOR craft and Stinson: rates reasonable:
accommodations at field for meals and
rooms; special price for private license
course: car service from Warrenton to air.
port. Phone or write
VICTORY FLYING SERVICE,
zieger Field. Phone warrenton 95-J-1I.
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CHEVY CHASE MD
BETHESDA. MD.

Better built 5-room home, of real at.
traction, 3 bedrooms, bath. gas INV h.
beautifully shrubbed and flower garden
Price Sl1 800. Conveniently located tt
Old Georgetown rd. and Wis, ave Cal
EN-. 290 until p m. F. A. TWEED CO.
1904 Conn. ave. NV
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MONEY WANTED.

FIRST TRUST MONEY on D. c. property.
Box 101- H, Star.
1000 2ND TRUST, Arlington bungalow,
So interest per annum, payable semi
annually on unpaid balance. State best
repayment terms. Box 215-H, Star
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American UniVerSitv Park

Lovely brick home, seldom found on the
market, Quilt years, rooms, 3 bedrooms
2 baths, 2no floor. plus > rooms IN attic;
den and lavatory on ST floor; center hall,
sore ned living porch. well equipped kitch-
en-. OF! h VIII; under $4,000: convenient
to Mass. ave. shopping at 49th St Call
EN- 1880 until pm. F. A. TWEED CO,
5Sn4
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Observation-Disclosures

Bungalow, 5 large rooms and bath air.
conditioned coal-elec. stove, refrigerator
lot s0x22, flowers and large shade trees;
, blocks from bus, $3.50, terms Act
quickly. M, O JARVIS, 34l4 r. I. ave
q Union 1925
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DESK SPACE WANTED,
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

- DON'T SELL
BEFORE GETTING MY OFFER
will pay cash for houses, white or
colored: mats, apartment houses or busi-
ness property. d. C. only. G. G. DUTY
1924 Vermont ave. Ma. 44S2
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4-FAMILY FLAT.
Cash investment of $4,000 will show
better than 30Ge annual return. New semi
FILA 1st trust S12, 900; monthly rents.
S226: net income, S12O per month Cali
Mr.. Denton, MA. 2O4O; ewes, WO. 4444.
L. E. Breuninger & Sons,
1880 K 81 NV.
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Neighborhood tust changed Good g.
rm house bath, h.-w.h. Near everything.
Good terms can be arranged. Only SS $50.
Call Mr.. Rusmisel CO. 9l41, after pm.
Alex K. Anderson & Co., EX. 5000
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Bungalow, 8 rms, cedar closets; 2 porches
! gl.. scr; 2 baths; cor lot 5Oxl45
10l Sbth st. ne. Immediate possession
Ii. 1851.
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CHEVY CHASE d G
BETHESDA. MD.-$12, ,45O

GREENWICH FOREST SECTION.
Two story brick home, less than years
old: six rooms living room fireplace, din
ing room, fully equipped kitchen, 8 bed
garage: beautiful large wooded lot; con-
Venient location shown by appointment.
q InI1Irr 1xrr nenn
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Continued on Next Pase3
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COLORED-VACANT.

$1,000 DOWN.
| 500 blk. Eye s.w.-Det. br., 8 rms and
basement, h.-wh., b.-i. brick gar Com
Venlent mo. payments.
DI. S725 WEEKDAYS. TO PM.
BASILIKO REALTY CO,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-12-28

old Miller; Zelma Miller and hus-
band, r. c. Miller; L. P. Coward,
Guardian ad Item for Zelma Mill
Ter.
The defendant Beulah Carson
and husband, Walter Carson, Ar
lena Wyke and husband, Fred
Wyke, Clara Miller and husband,
Harold Miller and r. c. Miller,
and each of them, will take notice
and they are hereby notified that
an action as entitled above has
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Ashe County, North Car
DINA, for the partition or sale Of
certain real estate in Ashe Cour1-
ty, North Carolina, in which the
said defendants own an interest;
and the said defendants will furth-
er take notice that they and each
of them are hereby required to
appear at the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Ashe
County, North Carolina, at the
Courthouse in Jefferson. North
Carolina, within ten (1O) days
after the 9Th day of January,
1945, and answer or demur to the
petition filed in said action or the
petitioners will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in
said petition.
This the 9Th day of December,
1914.
c. S. NEAL, Clerk of the
Superior Court.
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