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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14
Rev. Ralph John
To Preach Here

The Rev. Ralph John will be
the guest preacher at the Rock
vile Methodist Church, March,
17th., at II A. M. Mr.. John after
graduating from College and
Theological Seminary was ap-
pointed Assistant Pastor to the
Foundry Methodist Church, Wash
ington.
He is the son of the Rev. B. w.
John, who a number of years ago
served as the Pastor of the Rock
vile Methodist Church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14
Jos. Buscher On Staff
OF AttOrney-GeneraI

Major Joseph d. Buscher Of
Silver Spring has been appointed
an assistant to Maryland Attorney
General William Il. Curran. He
has but recently returned from
duty in the European and Pacific
theaters. He was an intelli-
gence officer with the BIO group
Which dropped the atomic bombs.
Major Buscher served as a
member Of the Maryland House
Of Delegates in 1888. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip l..
Buscher of Four Corners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14
Upper Countians
Plan Fire Dept.
At Mass Meeting
State Officers Discuss Ways
And Means Of Raising
Building Funds. Women's
Help Deemed Important

On Friday, March 9Th, 1916, a
meeting was held at the Poolesville
High School by the group of citi-
zens in the Poolesville- GAINESVILLE
Area who are interested in organ
izing the Upper Montgomery Coun-
ty Volunteer Fire Company. Pre-
sent at the meeting were C. Will
liam Ecton, president of the Mary
land State Firemen's As ISOLATION,
and George R. Lindsay, chairman
of the Publicity Committee of the
Maryland State Firemen's As
sociation. The former discussed the
ways and means of building up
local fire department and stressed
particularly the assistance given
to many Maryland local fire de-
partments through a ladies' auxi-
liary. He also emphasized the inn
portance of the free training in
fire-fighting methods given by the
University of Maryland. Mr.. Lind
say presented some excellent tech
nical information about fire trucks
and also gave figures regarding
the cost of the chassis and the
cost of the fire truck body COM
plete with booster tank, booster
brakes, hose and ladders.
Following this discussion Garlic
ton Van Enron, acting chairman,
called on the several chairman Of
Continued on Page q
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14
Miss Banks Leaves
For Chicago

Miss Beulah Banks, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Banks of
Rockville, left last month TO take
position as secretary in the
Charles Stevens Store in Chicago.
She expects to visit her uncle Fl.
Clay Ward in Milwaukee, and
other relatives in Chicago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14
Women Need Love
Men Admiration
Club Is Told
DIR. Weininger, Psyckiatrist
Talks To Rockville Women,
On Mental Health

"Know Thyself" might well have
been the title given a talk by DE-
B. /. Weininger to, members OF
the Rockville Woman's Club,
Thursday afternoon. DIR, Vein
niger is well known phychiatrist
Of Washington and Rockville. The
meeting was held at the honQA Nf
Mrs. ]. Windsor Davis, near Rcd
land, with Mrs. Harry Westepit
as assisting hostess.
flr. Weiningey, who was intro
duqi by the president, Mrs.
Ja'les r Nolar, advised all wom-
a 4 have q physical,
exnn nee yel ami \
psS ital ekEtI
years, Fon ealth and happinees
for Those Nof>N middle ago he
prescribed ran, Hour alone every
day to be spent in though, self
examination 9anduadjustment.
A lively question and answer
period followed ,the talk in which
DR.. Weininger declared at is the
psychology of women to want
more than anything else to be
needed and loved 4 the Psychology
of men to want above all things
to be admired"
during the business session $25
was voted the Red Cross drive;
SIS to National Symphony; and
$25 to the Suburban Hospital. It
was decided to hold the April and
May meetings on the second
Thursday in the month. Mrs.
MINER Hostetler and Mrs. f. r.
Beall will be the hostesses in
April.
Mrs. w. w. Welsh pointed out
that March 18th will be the 18th
anniversary of the club, organized
in 1900 by six women.
Mrs. Welsh reviewed in her mimi
cal way, some of the trials and
some of the fun they had in the
early days. She also expressed
the appreciation of the club of
the lovely Davis home now called
Pleasant Ridge" Back in old
times it was part of the Will
coxen estate and later the Tom
Bowie home, according to Mrs.
Welsh. 1t was then known as
"Flint Hill" Twenty seven mem
bers and two guests, Mrs. Ralph
Beall and Mrs. w. /. Cleveland
were present at the meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14
Rockville Chapter
o. E. S. To Hold Dance

At the regular meeting on Tues
day, March 18th, of Montgomery
Chapter No. SO, O.E,S., final plans
were made for the st. Patrick's
Dance to be held Saturday, March
18th at the Woman's Club of
Bethesda. The chapter assumed
responsibility for 10 "French War
Relief" boxes of food as well as
Red Cross donations. A St.
Patrick's program and appro-
pirate refreshments followed the
meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14
Blair Lee To Talk
To History Group

Blair Lee, Iii, Editor of the
Maryland News, will address the
regular monthly meeting of the
Montgomery County Historical
Society to be held in the County
Building at Bethesda at eight
o'clock on the evening of March
20 Mr.. lee will speak on "The
History Of Silver Spring"
Mrs. Lilly &. Stone, President
Of the Society, extends a cordial
invitation to the public TO attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14
County Congress
Calls Meetings
In Upper County

eral Independent. Another
Democrat And A Repub-
lican File For Nomination
Residents Of the central and
northern sections of the County,
interested in the political and
governmental affairs and problems
of agricultural as well as the
general County, have been asked
to attend meeting to be held
in the auditorium of the Gathers
burg High School at 500 P. M,
Thursday, March 81, to hear poll
teal speeches by Joseph A. Cam
trel, candidate for the Democratic
nomination for State Senator from
Montgomery County; E. Brooke
Lee, Vice-chairman and Park
Commissioner of the Park and
Planning Commission; James w.
Gill, Chairman, Montgomery Coun-
ty Delegation to the House Of
Delegates and Albert e. Brault,
Public Utility and Public Service
Agent for the County.
Those speakers will discuss inn
portant questions dealing with the
public spending and rates of taxa
ton of the County including
County Bond Issues, the questions
of the assessment of property
within the County, the salaries Of
County officials, the County road
system and the portions Of the
State road system located with
in the County, the administration
and governmental plan Of the
various groups.
s. Murray Hamilton, secretary.
has called Of the Democratic
County Congress for March 26 IL
the Rockville High School for The
tContinaed on Page Al
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14
Commissioners
Approve Plans
For Veterans
Authorize School Building
And Improvements Total
ing $1,3O5,OOO

Alfred d. Moves, president of
the board of County Commissioners
reported at the regular meeting
held in Rockville Tuesday that he
had been informed by the Federal
Housing Administration that 125
dwelling units and so trailer units
were shortly to be allocated to the
county for use by veterans. Locat-
ion of the housing project will be
left to the original Montgomery
County Housing Authority. This
group was brought up to date by
the appointment of Joseph D..
Buscher in the place of DR.. Bird
who is too busy to serve. Other
members are E. Brooke Lee, chair
man, 10 v. Morgan, o. W. Ander-
son and Douglas Diamond.
County Engineer Edgar Tram
nell asked the board to approve
con the job" training for veterans
in his office. He also asked the
board to set up civil service class
ifications so the veterans can be
employed in his department in ac-
cordance with the new program.
The State Board of Education and
the Veterans Administration have
both approved the plan. Mr.. Tram
mel said he plans to hire four
more veterans under the arrange
ment which is thought to be the
Continued on Page p
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14

Tie Au1OAO 10 IhC Asuooioh ScAh
pick. Possibly we tire of the
same old song but the actual
fact is that unless we find some
means of dealing
Dealing with the Soviets
With The we will learn all
SOvietS too soon that
the recent war
was fought and won to no avail.
We will know that the many
lives lost were sacrificed only to
be forerunners of the lives of
boys not yet, in school to be sac
rifed in the next twenty years.
We might well hope that our
leaders will exercise full meas
ure Of tolerance and patience
and yet we must almost insist
that they. cease constant conces-
siohs and appeasements. 1t is a
tough assignment and all Of us
know it. At times it becomes
50 irksome that it seems a bel
liEerent attitude might be more
fruitful.
There is one phase of our
relations with the Soviet Union
which has not been explored.
We might well hope that our
proposition that an ever-increas-
ing sales effort on the part of
the Russians to convince the
peoples of the world (The
United States especially that
Communism is the ideal form of
government for which the world
has waited. To meet this effort
we should consider a counter
program which would educate
the peoples Of the world rus
STA includedl to the ideals of
democracy. II through Russian
efforts to inculcate among our
people knowledge Of Com
munism we experience some
unrest, why
Teach Them should we not,
Democratic WITH A FINER
Way Of Life PACKAGE TO
SELL, create un-
rest among the Russian people
sas well as among Russia's satel-
lite nations by spreading the
gospel of a democratic way of
life?
We we're taught to fight fire
with fire. We were taught to
love democracy. We were taught
to respect the desires of other
peoples for whatever type of
government they elected. We
have been too content to live by,
with and for ourselves under
democracy without ever making
any serious attempt to sell de-
mocracy to the world. Perhaps
the time has come when such an
effort would serve at least a
two-fold purpose. Certainly it
would give the Russian leaders
some of their own medicine while
also giving the Russian people a
peep into democracy and, per-
haps more important, it would
provide a real means of teaching
our own people more about
democracy. Democracy should
be easier to sell than any other
form of government so that we
would start with an edge.
One other issue which is with
US today Is the problem of pass
ing through this, most unusual
period Of reconversion without
a. erm anent
z Business injury. We have
Brisk; Will uncounted thou
II Continue? sands Of men
and women draw
ing unemployment compensation
who are also spending their saw
ings.
All of this adds to the general
high trend of business. 1t is
probable that never in the his
). tory of this nation has business
been as brisk as since VI Day.
Will it continue? II it does then
this country is on the pathway
70 great and fine standards OF
Ming. II it be only temporary
and the bursting Of a bubble
turks IN the unseen and un-
charted future we could suffer
the results Of another depression
which might make the other one
seem small.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14

'b6H IHIIIUUt5 OI tdcH USsl4xs -
anyone would care for reward,
the firemen will give one to the
person reporting the culprit who
rang the alarm from No. 81 at
the corner of Grandin Avenue and
First st. in Janeta.
A five piece orchestra played
during the evening and refresh
ments we're served to everyone.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14

Mrs. Veazey learned switch
board work as a WREN and is
helping out at the local exchange.
Mr.. Veazey received his honorable
discharge from the Navy in Nov
ember with the rating of Boat
SWANS mate 1-c and is now work
ing with the Public Health Service.
The Veazey's have purchased a
home in Gaithersburg and will
make their home here.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14

Governor Herbert r. O'Conor,
speaking to the 200 members and
guests, said the life and property
saving efforts of the volunteer
firemen have made their depart
ments integral parts of the State
organization. Judge Stedman
Prescott was POSTMASTER.
Another feature of the celebra-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14

ara , 9,rn. 49,, ne Rockville
HINEfsftment were presented
Deere e9s in recognition of their
klvtiderSge years of service with
lkl department at a banquet held
last Hhursday evening at the
Nhna NIB. They were Chief W.
vIine Wilson, Asst. Chief AL
beiy Hamke, President Marberry
Gates. Vice President Frank H.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14

Mrs. William N. Yeazey, Jr. a
former British WREN was among
the English brides arriving several
weeks ago. Veazey, the nephew of
Mrs. Fred B. Cushman brought
his wife, the former Miss Peggy
Ward, daughter of the late DR..
and Mrs. Ward of Rochdale, Eng
land, to the home of his uncle and
aunt on Frederick Avenue in Cal
thersburg. The young couple
we're married year and one half
ago in Belfast, Ireland with a
church wedding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14

"V'V W ~" "o' 'oe''
ton was an "open house" held in
the firehouse on Saturday evening.
The firemen were disappointed
that more people did not come to
inspect the excellent First Aid
Room and up-to-date fire fighting
apparatus on exhibit. The fire.
house was polished and scrubbed
by "Mr. T. johnson and about
S5 Negroes who has offered their
services for this purpose.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-03-14
/. Might Be
Wrong--But
P. G. sTROMBERG

THERE ARE several issues l
= should like to have space for
this week. Uppermost and by
far most important to us and
the future is the Russian COM
pick. Possibly we tire Of the
same old song but the actual
fact is that unless we find some
Evening star., 1946-12-17
SUBURBAN. sALE-MARYLAkD.

BETHESDA-6- 6-room. a-story brick house;
yrs. old; attractive hedsooms' so3,s tilsd s,
soaasee snd saa
SIIs WIsr WIS, Tniss,NaHM ass aiLL III sea 500; 4-room
sERR9 ahf easa sosWai sfafio Sc Wa 45oo
BMEfiHasDA MAi Giss1i - Occupancy with deposit;
neie hborhood; 8 large bedrooms with twin
soss n0ss ssd n banS sss eondon NIn
convenient terms: A. v. PISANI. S1lo
Tis fyf od 2SsI Stick, conveniently 10
Gated in exclusive residential section; fivt
very large rooms. ultramodern kitcheL
and bath, open fireplace: gas heat; ini
ssssasas 6: pF5ssa lsS' + sell SoSERf MAasE
SG66luNS1TRr S6lS1ae uhtll HoME. L . rms. baths nea,
eas sdsa Nd Tnsrs zsh are ss With
home ' is III in Communicating distance from
Mssn'nsice lins Price, $4,000 IS or best ofer G d
Md. D. Wa. zoos and WA. 630s. III
IBEIOW THE MARKET-This s-bedroom
sas arse pa4y hsea L hs'sa sste so1 tile Ss
4 only takes ! fsw minutes e 81 see q, this
RgqscE hGns dgo5RaEs n5hsa RHAL42 as ~ co CO. VA
6655: ewes. WA. 1901. --17
- 2-bedroom asbestos-shingle
home, like-rew condition; full basement,
oil heat, plus many other interesting tea-
lures Don't hesitate, call nov. PRINCE
AID. s3406. --l7
SEEING rs BELIEyNG-You must see
this lovely 2-story brick home, complete
with 3 large bedrooms, fun basement,
built in sarage,. large shaded corner lot.
and many other Interesting features.
Priced below the market for quick sale.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO. WA.
6655; eyes, WA. 6627. --l7
HILLSIDE, MD.--Attr. 5-rm.. det. brick
house in excellent cond. full base. oil
h.-w.h,,. buiit-in gar; lot 60x100s stove
and re{gr.s reas. price and terms: y.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
HOUSES FURNISHED.
HOUSES EXCHANGED
HousEs WANTEp no RENT.
WANTED TO RENT-An s-rm. hofise- D,
fer q two-story. two-bath: good sectic
Re; 0493t eyes, and Sun. EN- 0303. -
REGULAR ARMY LIT. COL, wife. daug

WANTED TO RENTAL S-rm. hofse, pre-.
kEeGfE kE Gfsa sssi ssMs snf fT SoI ws
srs, sn,,, 10 !, and z desire furn. or unfurn
ai alex. Sefsre Ss1 s; Mall sablet can IT
no nishsa ssds house in NV TefsTsnsss furnished
SIX MOS RENT adv; research a engineer
hotel upgentiy need pea.s' as bedpom p ynf unfurn
sssTe of your property; no drinking. vi.
REGULAR ARMY 1t. COL. wife. daueh-
bnnss btsrs, L and { desire farn SF unfurn
Soi SAssoek s q S2H sH. saals' eau Mis q
siHEss SssH1ssf bEf sssr desires
preferably unfurnished. % NV. or ps Suburbs; irs;
Re. 1900. Ext. 5s17: wo. 1911, evenings,
ffERMAINSENsTT VI GOVT. EMrLoYE, wife, 2
children, need or bedroom house or
apt, unfurn; n win pay months rent IN
MARINE 1t. COL, ordered to Washing
ton for years duty, IN urgent need
o h0afe Se Mo arge
WANTED TO LEASE on. short or long
house house or qnsaen apartment in IN or near Washing.
ton; preferably Virginia, limit. S125
monthly; references. Phone North S24l.
NAVY CAPTAIN, permanent duty. Navy
Department since last July, has expert
enced usual housing difficulties, urgently
desires to bring wife and seven-year-old
son to Washington from California, wants
2-bedroom apartment or house; preferably
unfurnished: desire Northwest section,
west of 18th or If in Virginia, Beverly
Hills, Russell rd area or Aurora Hills: to
$3.50; will take pride in being the best
tenant you ever had. Name is QUINN.
Evenings, Hobart 44S0; days, Republic
7400, Ext 590S or 4s62 10"
OR ROOM HOUSE, in Northwest;
prefer Macarthur blvd. section. Call GE.
81 -19
OFFICER. wife and baby. urgently
need L. bedrm. house or apt. Phone
Oh. $500, Ext. $50. -19
west; desirable family of four adults.
Call wisconsin O646 49,
Evening star., 1946-12-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Norihees..

MINED. POSs.-2701 N. Capitol-Lge.
corner brick home, rms, baths: fun,
clean basemt. with front and rear en-
slsh'ts snd n sos eseeleni @ como eond near soldiers
Home, about 10 min, from downtown; very
ssetsR aas soo truly Ht 1is Gyez zRoWN aSWs
THis Tan MODEM Tiffey-Saiit a-family semi
5rF q honss soa.r s Homs n Gd ons and os
finer new subdivisions; now rented to good
tenants for $50 per month for each apt.
Of the apis to live in, and the rent from
the other apts. will take care OF tne ext X
living room. bedroom, kitchen, dinette and
electric rsfrigerators: aIl.enamsl Insulated Ia s;
nets. There is large basement, h.-wh.
laundry tubs, and each apt. has its own
at si45 aas oafk with suSstanta cash TeoSrsd
ss s aDptr op ra K sssses ssss sa B. TIfrEY Il E son
Rpw sas ksRnscaky ksRfck on 81 Rxt me- between 18th
and 18th. 3 bedrms.. bath on 2nd 1ooI: !:
lying r dining ssooo S cssh slf on balance lsl noon Il
pSnts p% KseggynsN gfyRsPNf;o CO. cs 40 EM "a s. IN
ath ST NE. NaAR r ;nI sniies IaTse Gs
immediate poss Price. SI2.5oO.. Phone
aUMpHe1Es sqn Il IS ae.ifor fSss sos S1 \ Capitol
sI.s5o 81 S,sS sDSowN-Near 4th and R. j. ave.
VII, VII coal fun basement; ,cony; located:
Al condition. Priced to sell For details
@ sa ~ g MsffssESiR sRoSERTIEs sansay io1s Z
ST 81 500 q DowNgpesirable ne. see ssetionass' &
large rms. and bath, semidet brick; full
eondition saaemitfin, Priced at % s1i $50 Tor Quick
sale Call till 9 pm. weekdays; Sunday, %
TRINIDAD 1als I.sn u AVE. W. NElsemidet. brick
corner: 1 rooms and kit, On lst floor; 4
| rooms. and kit, bath, End hoor; basement ~
wssd wse as ane 81 Eve family @ home sf5o
$1,000 cash, low monthly payments; Call
81 81 alfaen a msAKsakln slsfss n pc waplE as5
slxah sarn row uEhn BRICK home; a bath ful base.
esas gsesa shr 4. Sns s4 .eIns
Exo5f M Sfo9 IsLaSD ana AvkBas saRasSs P @
as sstaPs s saa as 9a i
.o s hss seasy Is woDRneE o RIHseaE fpT RESx a1sT
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION can be had on
this large 7-room and bath home. House
and basement can be converted into apts.
very easily near East cn9itol Sc.
tol, Ii 0I29. Ewes, OR. 0S6S.
WOODBRIDGE, N.E.-Here Is one Of the
outstanding values on todayS market.
This home Is nearly new and In perfect
condition. 1st floor contains living room
with fireplace. dining room, kitchen. bed
room and bath: 8 bedrooms and 2 baths
on End door; finished recreation room; all
rooms are large and beautifully nnisneq,
with abundant closet space, The materials
In this home are OF the finest, and chal.
lenge any preWar construction ACT
at Wa 1928, with BEITzELL, DI. 3100.
OWENS PL. AND TRINIDAD AVE. Ne;
SI 800 down buys this vacant. Colonial
tapestry brick, Is large rms, bath, 9 rear
screened porches, full base, h.-w.h.. built
IN gar completely redecorated Immed.
poss. ENTERPRISE REALTY. 1874 Eye
St. nv Elk. 3400; ewes. and SUNDAYS.
EGE 57l1.
s24 G ST. N.E.-Nice brick home. consist
ing Of 8 large rooms. 2 baths. plus 2 nm
tished rooms in basement; h.-w.h.;. conven-
liently iocsted: possession at settlement.
HENRy y WIILOUGHBY, 500 Mass. ave.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwess

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-,,'Northamptfn, oI
ssss'lhs q this most dssraSle M Section @
SsSsDTas s4Rs II dS dslS aa ~ is}s ., wm Real
sEsR sHEs siDff DGpoST ss cIRcLE-A most luxuri9u,
sf door rsDsa has pansea e. a. dnns an poom kh
double marble stair leads to the second
mssey aSs 4s se sas dnne roam
ssisTI'S,@,. & o. the $rd SsT there IL arc ,ns
in addition there Is 75rSom 1,its i 4rsath bath
eGsse sss aa'Gns moas sh @
home for en- embassy or club club could not be ,s
eftsx asE luIRsd pissPasisa saeuses sa
sfHfnnH sfHnrHssB afs25 eann sT NV NEAR EM 18Th
Conveniently located near 14th st: shop
ping. schools transit line ne Attraaes1i,ye, active
3 inclosed porches, bedrms:. attic, Re b
ssas ton. posssssion ssae al sette@ent Priced 4
pny slsa5io eai n, Terms caa Pc seq BERN ssy
washington Complete Real Estate insti'
ssin sssi HARRISON ST. NV. in exclusive
in p.,bs seaugsl aa osSpsoms eSnsslsn and
bath btii9 on End foor All 5 bedrooms easily
aks tgn ss ssda onnsh dssrss s sop Mls
sassk sso sls 4 sHW sH'EtasssM HsMfsh1sE 81 AVE-
Sssant Sss in sasslleas Ms ass aiontq Has
Iss lsysI it, fTiess IiEss teT IpnsSIsst SSsN
utsSGI;o;kkkD@SIAR tsG; Ell s.SSi central Hlsh school,
asss tS1 dsfsea p9sea 70 se sri g. faS
q Co. Do. 1856; Sun. and eyes. EN-
sSSG scSoSIGoRED-IMMEDIATE Poss.- 700 BLK
of Princeton pl NV. Hardwood nooSs
4 bedrms.. rec. rm. in bsmt.. oil h.-w;n.
Ssth5 oIsSes Ss eoTe homs Is III
payment pay sDh' needed. 1 otheT homes, in d
moss ssssssn1 RsanTY q fasy co.. roE b. appss Pos cali
and bath. brick building; coal h;-w,h,
Dssmess Pses sasSoa sasa9 Il soS CO. dos sa Gs %
| vacant. Vacant move IN this VIZ. Xmas eft
soss sns EAR. sa'h MRS. RssffissShf IE%fs R ao saa
llcSSoi1soRED-is57 srd sT. n,w.--:s com
Rlsse taia rsisl sRss @ sis.boo. o ssS9e s.sR Guy
doEoRhpRrnn dSsh saas xGa value. :.
al sGa pr1sase eaa1anf sas S
schools and transp.; wonderful investment
or home; easy to buy; only Sl,0OO 0oWn,
COLORED-AyON REALTY Cove have
several houses, in NV. ne. and sc. sec,
tions: substantial down payment ana gooo
terms. DU. 402f. or no 1924, -19
COLORED-N.W., IN EXCEL. location
ti-rnn row brick home. with Lear garage,
oil h.-wh., in good condition throngnont,
can be bought furnished or unfurnished on
SENATE REALTY CO.. Realtors, 1I09 Eye
coioREipANaAR "a hEi psNaAR 18th AND You sts. NV.
Three apts.; good condition; INCOME
S2I5 month: can be increased. VIM. H
SAUNDERS CO, INC, 1919 K st. NV,
estab 1887. DI 1915 until p.m, -1S
COLORED-3I0a BLOCK 11th ST. NV,
z rms. "A baths, h.-w, coal heat; full
basement; price, Sl2,50o. MR.. PETTY,
CoLoRED0COMMRRcIAL; Col unit block NJ
ST. NV: 2-story and basement brick; q
rms and bath h.-w.h.; excellent loea-
ton House in good condition; Reason
| able down payment. Call DL- STA. N.
eoioRED-asoo coIlshD Zoo BLOCK LIST ST. Nv
| You will be favorably impressed with this
fine 3-story brick home; 5 large rms, 2
| full baths oil heat, garage. Shown by
TRIcT REALTY AGENCY. Ex, 6s47; -ls
ave NV; lst comm. zone; 6 rms. and
| bath. h-wh.: 2-story brick: priced low to
sell quickly Call MR.. DAVIS, DE. j 100,
fDU 0a3u after $50. -lS