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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-09
DARBY FLA CHAPTER 2
GIVES DEGREE TO 8

The monthly meeting of the
Chuckery-Darby FLA was held
Wednesday evening in the school
Vocational Agricultural room.
At this meeting nine boys went
through the ceremonies of becom-
ing chapter farmers. They are
Marvin Morse, Jimmie Hall, E.
wald Blumenschein, Jim Scheid-
erer, Raymond Rausch, Worthy
Bright, Donald Rausch and Wayne
RauSch.
Also at the meeting it was de-
cided that the FLA chapter will
sponsor the school Christmas par
ty. There was a little more busi-
ness before the meeting was a
journed. Everyone then enjoyed
cider and doughnutS.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-09
Father Died

Father Died
Joseph l. West cr., age 78, died
at his home in Cedarville, Tues
day. He had been seriously i'll
for a week. He is survived by his
wife, Bessie Montgomery West,
three daughters, Miss Susannah
West, of Toledo; Miss Ruth West,
Indiana; Mrs. Clyde Hutchinson,
of Chicago; two sons, Supt. Joseph
S. West, of Woodstock, and Mont
gomery West, of Cedarville. Fun
eral services were held Thursday
afternoon at the Methodist church
in Cedarville, and interment in
the North cemetery. Those from
here attending the funeral were
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph West, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Lincoln, Mrs.
George Lincoln and Mrs. Charles
Bowers, of Urbana.
Lions Club
The Woodstock Lions held their
regular meeting at the club rooms
Tuesday evening.
Alliance
Members of the Alliance of the
Woodstock UniversaliSt Church
met at the home of Mrs. George
Lincoln Friday afternoon.
There was a good attendance
and Mrs. Harry Nc Mahill acted
as chairman.
The meeting was opened with
the Lords Prayer, two Christmas
songs were sung by the group. A
short business meeting was held
and the meeting was then turned
over to Miss Pauline Mills. County
Home Demonstration, of Urbana,
Miss Mills read the Christmas
story christmas in Maine" by
Robert Coffin which was through
lily enjoyed. Helpful hints and art
icels to make for a bazaar were
the basis of Miss Mills talk. She
showed many articles that had
made that would make lovely
Christmas gifts.
The guests were invited to the
dinning room where they were
served tea, dainty sandwiches,
nut and mints. The table was set
in white and crystal, bronze chrys-
anthemums centered the table.
Mrs. Richard Lincoln poured.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Warren Lin
coin December 18th.
Married in Army Post
The marriage of Miss Sarah An
nette Westfall and Staff Sergeant
Robert Lee Keeran is being an
nounced by the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Westfall. Sgt. Ke-
eran is the son of Mrs. nellie Keer-
an and graduate of the Wood
stock schools. The wedding took
place Sunday Nov. 10 tn in the
Silner Chapel, on the main post of
Fort Mcclellan Alabama
Personals
Mrs. Claud Dunham, Mrs. O. B.
Burnside and Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-09
West Mansfield

Mansfield Rt. 2, were Mrs. Sarah
Stephens, Rushsylvania; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kenner and daugh-
ter, Dawn, of Toledo; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A, Dutton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Lowman and son, Jeff,
Indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. R. c.
Walker, Marion; Mr. and Mrs. j.
A. Swartz, Carl Swartz, Mrs. R.
E. Gillespie and sons, Wesley,
Jim and Terry, and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Matlock and daughter, An
CELIA Sue, all of Bellefontaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hindall,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Hindall and
family, and Wilbur and Margue-
rite Hindall, all of West Mans
field, spent Thanksgiving Day
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hindall
and daughter, of Muncie, Ind.
A daughter was born last Sun
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Cummins, of West Mansfield, in
San Antonio hospital, Kenton.
DismissalS from San Antonio
hospital include Mrs. DelphoS
Golf, of West Mansfield, and baby
son, and Sharon and Karen
Hutchins, twins, also of West
Mansfield.
A daughter was born Thurs
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Kerns, of West Mansfield, in the
San Antonio hospital.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-09
Shirt Storage

II shirts are to be put away folded,
hang them on coat hangers until
completely dry. Then fold each shirt
according to following steps; !.
Place shirt, front side up, on table
and button top, middle and bottom
buttons. 2. Place front down and fold
each side of shirt over, length
wise, for about one-fourth of the
width. 3. Fold one sleeve along back
.lengthwise, then fold other sleeve on
top Of it. 4. Fold up the tail of the
shirt about to 9 inches. S. Then
fold again. bringing the bottom fold
up to the collar. Pin 70 shoulder
yoke at both upper corners. 6. If de-
sired. shirt may be folded over 3
piece of cardboard cut to fit.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-09

evening, Dec. 2 at $50 o'clock in
the Methodist parsonage in Col
umbus. Rev. John Kilman, per-
formed the double ring ceremony.
. Mr. and Mrs. keenan, were din
ner guests of Mr.. Keenan's moth
er, Mrs. nellie keenan,, Monday
evening.
After a short wedding trip they
will reside in Columbus, where
Mr.. keenan, is a Gray Hound bus
driver on the northern route.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-09

Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Stephens, West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-21
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| DANCE
Center, twelfth and L Streets NV, SIS
The ,Drunkard," musical meledrama
presented at the Jarvis Repertory Theater,
Bethesda Woman's Club. Georgetown and
roads BsRefd baor Nd $40
ssnfsd = BaiIeys crossr0sds :, Thease y
day.
EXHIBITS
Victory anniversary exhibit, including
fenaer o amon pd tem
displayed before; United States declaration
Of war against Japan and the japanese
ENGLAND st the National Archives. S45
am. to SIS pm. weekdays and l; 80 to 3
p M Sundays and holidays through Sep
TENDER
The orisinal Act of Congress establish
Ing the Smithsonian Institution. through
Tuesday; State Department maps. through
Aieichem. Jewish author for an indefinite
s from the, The permanent coiiseton, thTo1sh
Arts; 10th annual Photographic salon OF
Z The e., p Plhotogrsphic Society Of America.
Building, at the Smithsonian institution,
8 a m. to 4:30 pm daily
Captured German and japanese cleo
tron1cs equipment, in the main lobby. De
partment OF Commerce Building. daily
through August
Paintings by artists of Washington and
vicinity at the Phillips Memorial Gallery,
J. a m. TO 6 pm. Tuesdays through Sat
urdayS; 3 pm. to pm. Sundays and IL
am. to 10 pm. Mondays through August
Water color rendering of early Ameri-
can designs in native arts and crafts, at
the National Gallery of Art, 10 am. to >
p. weekdays, and . TO u pm. Sundays
through September Is.
=. Oil and water. color paintings by Miss
Norma Bose, at the PetWorth Branch, Pub
lie Library. 9 m. to 9 pm. weekdays
through September.
Display of fresh water game and food
fishes from Federal hatcheries and local
waters, in aquarium under main lobby,
Department of Commerce Building, daily
through August
Exhibition of work by members, Arts
Club of Washington 2017 I street NV,
| ] am. to ) pm. weekdays and > to
pm. Sundays through September
Hardy dayblooming and exotic night
blooming water lilies, Kenilworth Aquatic
Gardens, Kenilworth avenue and Douglas
street NE, daily through August.
Books and examples. of fine printing
sponsored by the Belgian government,
through August IS: Tennessee sesqucen-
tennial exhibition, through August 25, at
the Library OF Congress, 8 am. to 10 pm.
weekdays. am. to 6 pm Saturdays
and il 30 am. to 10 pm. Sundays
Paintings by American Indians Cen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-21

trail Branch. Public Library, Eighth and
streets N W. 0 am. to pm. week
days through August.
JUNIOR NATURE WALK
To study wildfowers, trees animals
insects and rocks in Rock Greek Park.
for Camp Fire Girls and nonmembers OF
similar age; auspices National Park Serv-
ice; meet at Sheriff. and Beach drives
NV, $50 am tomorrow.
LUNCHEoNs.
Cosmopolitan Club OF Washington. Carl
ton Hotel 1870 pm. tomorrow. Men,
Cornell Alumni Club of washington
Lee-Sheraton Hotel 1880 pm tomor-
row. Members and guests.
Junior Board of Trade. Hotel Annapolis
1880 pm. tomorrow. Members and
guests.
Penn State College Alumni, Trans LUX
Restanrant. $50 pm tomorrow, Men,
Rotary. Club Program Committee. Will
lard Hotel. 1915 pm tomorrow. Members
and guests.
Chatteroox Club. Hotel statler, 1880
pm. tomorrow. Members and guests.
MUSIC.
Wade N Stephens orsan recital, Church
Of the LatterDay Saints, & O'Clock to-
night.
Marine Band concert, east front of the
Capitol, s O'Clock tonight.
Army Bsnd concert Water Gate, s
Marine Band concert, band auditorium,
Soldiers Home Military Band concert.
ia ''0''A' FOR 9Ro sER SER SES"
Checker Club. s o'clock and mid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-21

Here ore those exciting Remnant Day volues during
Seekers outstanding summer cleanup Of odds ond ENDS
throughout the entire store The quantities limited,
mony ore just one ofo-knd Sorry, on mail or phone
orders no c. o. D.s ;. oil sales finoI . subject
70 prior sole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-21

week dance. S 80 O'Clock tonight, YMcA-
use. 1886 G street NV.
Square dancing $40 O'Clock tonight,
USO Club. 1911 H street NV.
Movies and dancing on starlight. roof
O'Clock tonight, JWB-uSO, Sixteenth and
@ streets NV.
Dance with orchestra. 80 O'Clock to-
night NCCS-USO, 1914 N street NV.
Dance with one-man band, enlisted
canteen. United Nations Service Center
500 North Capitnl street. 8 O'Clock tonight !
Evening star., 1946-01-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1887 four-door sedan, convertible
& sd Nh T. ssb sthn ss5 9pA chssna fhsns stsS s. ne As.
BUICK 1885 2;door sedan; special, series
$ sTANpARPi Z "a ms sMNSoToR SALES 631s Ga. ave.
cHRYsLER is4o club convertible coupe,
New yorker model: radio heater and
f.rms Sysrdrvs sARp SIhiR op5 Moros ssns AE
eaRfsiER ea PSI H~ ls4i fE ses ,s5s Yorker coupe
sTns5; Sslss cathos r. Hsgg gg5iest sl640 below oPA
FORD 1941 convertible. coupe: in good con:
stHp sf '5cssd css 0ys5 han LAB pA Af ifnS ws
FORD 1884 sedan: s245. within oPA CELL
ing; gosoSd condition 1901 2sth st; sc.
FORD 1886 Foraor de luxe trunk sedan;
radio, heater, tires not bad, motor in
csnF fhay NE Ms sisa snsPe sci s2f ST. within nW cPA
HUDSON l941 club coupe; fine condition;
fve good tires; Just purchassd from dealer;
1i,,ns am leaving country ansI S'o74 within oPA
Ia SALE 1884 4-door sedan; radio; excel
lent condition: $500; within OPA ceiling.
s411 Dixon ave-, Silver Spring, CIR. 1929.
nINsicoLsNlzEpHYR | n 1s41 s-passenger club
convertible, coupe: radio heater: auto, top:
sold at low. ceiling price. ST I.79s; terms;
TORS, l4th and Columbia rd. NV. MI.
NASH 1941 Ambassador sedan; an excel
lent buy at the low OPA ceiling price, $3.50
Stafford CHANDLER dG MOTOR CO., 629
OLDSMOBILE 1912 4-door sedan, mode
76; radio and heater: Sl.411. within oPA
Wisconsin ave- Wo 95ss Boz Ieee
PACKARD 1889 7-passenger sedan. in
ys5yy s55yy .soo3dd sood condition; % good tires; below
PACKHRD 1919 4-door. 7apassenser m Hy Sc
dan; heater; black finish is like new: in
terror clean; good tires. We invite your
Ing, ST .s5s. HALEY's, INC. your PACK
ard dealer. 2020 M st. NV. Ma. 1900.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
OFFICES FOR RENT.

NEAR MEDICAL CENTER, 1000 block Eye
81. NV, II rooms, 3 baths, sun porch
S5S se monts s'' cHAs Il NoRRis Fia
offeE $S sPacR e. des oT doctor Es S5 IL s,
apartment building corner of 21st and
Pa. ave. NV near medical section. Apply
S,aent dsnt I'm msnaser 2eS5 Eye st. nv or rent
1909 EYE ST. N.w.-Entire second floor
bath. vacant Immediate possession. Cal
rent dept, LEO M. BERNSTEIN & Co.
conn. AND CALVERT ST. N.w.-2-room
diately. Cali LEO N. BERNsTEfN & CO,
ME. 5400 Complete Real Estate In
ARTISTS STUDIO FOR RENT. evenings:
suitable artist or writer; downtown; has
model mo- platform, workable typewriter.
2 ROOMS, srd-oor front; New York ave
near 12th st. NV. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
Attention NATIONAL ORGANIZATION,
available about October l this year, 1900
to 10000 So. IT. of modern air-conditioned
ONCE space in new building in most de-
strable downtown commercial location at
81 per 50. 1T. on long term lease. Box
TWO-ROOM SUITE on 2nd floor. near
Doctors Hospital suitable for doctors Of
hces or other professional services; heat,
gs nx1E apd REAY aq5oT co Sery1e Ne aSded sssG Call
REAL ESTATE OFFICE, a-rm. suite. on
Eye St, near goth: heat light and janitor
service included. Call DIXIE REALTY
oFFICE AND DESK SPACE. furnished or
unfurnished; 621S 3rd st. NV. suitable for
attorney. GLOBE REALTY CO.. RA. 1043
FURNISHED OFFICES and desirable desk
space L. ]. COW1E, 500 Eye st. NV
3 ROOMS, each on 1st and 3rd floors: neat;
18th and Pa. ave. NV. CONNER e. RYON
FOR LARGE OFFICE. bank or financial
quarters: 10000 ft. on ground floor, cor
ner. O'HARE ESTATES, MA 05S6.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
Natures Children
LONG-HEADED BEETLE.
(AntlidrhinuS sdmtdeJ.
Nv LILLIAN cox ATHFY


Many of our servicemen overseas
were quite startled by their first
glimpse of the long-headed beetle.
No other insect in the world has a
longer head in proportion to its
width and the size of the owner.
In Southern Africa, where there
are palm trees furnishing sago and
arrow root, these beetles roam over
the tree, living on a very starchy
diet. in both their youthful and
adult stages.
On the fruit clusters of these
palms, the larva establishes itself.
1t eats not only the nuts themselves,
but the red, fleshy envelope which
protects them. These young starch
consumers are nearly all white, pro-
tected with stiff, erect hairs. The
head, together with the first seq
ment Of the thorax and a patch
on the last segment but one, Is
brown. There are two or more slight
longitudinal punctured black lines
on the ivory tinted body. There are
also six true legs and some false
ones like those of a caterpillar. set
upon the ABDOMEN, ana the very
last pair are the largest.
The adult is extraordinary. The
long head has an unusual curve and
it is no thicker than a human hair
and three times the length of the
body. The antennae are placed near
the base of the head instead of near
the end, as is the case with all re-
spectacle beetles. The mouth is al
most too tiny to see and is set at
the extreme tip of the head.
The color of this species is a red
dish brown. The elytra are slightly
followed at the sides and are deep
ly ridged, These ridges are further
broken into small knobs, the space
between them finely punctured.
There are five known species of
this genus. No record has been
made of the harm these beetles do
to palm trees or their fruits.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
T axe Ny Word for 1t
Practical English,

@. On behalf of my English class
of ninth-graders, I am asking for
one of your sane discussions on the
currect use of the self pronouns
Our textbooks are so vague about
the self words that We really need
your help.-M. S.
A. And you shall have it, and
thank you for permitting me to
serve you
There are but 10 self words in
English Myself. thyself, yourself
yourselves, ourselves. herself, him
self, itself, oneself, themselves.
In the Shrdluvian language of the
grammar books, the self words are
used as intensive pronouns" and
"ref1exive pronouns" Let's put ii
in plain United States.
The self words serve two pur-
poses: % Directing action TOWARD
oneself: CD indicating emphasis.
l. Il hurt myself" says the child
correctly. Not yet having been con-
fused for life by the cryptic termi-
nology of grammar. he instinctively
chooses the proper self word in di-
recting the action toward himself.
Correct: I bought it for myself
Have you hurt yourself? She is
very sure of herself. The storm
Evening star., 1946-01-15
FARMS FOR SALE.

BIIAHTIFuL lI}I , e-r0Om r. orick,tTame ,I home e
aaff s BATHS tt: 40 se9es sa 0oSs Rsss ss
sppointmsnt; Mr., BELL; UN: goo.
room house, room tenant house, chicken
aTy and other buildings: well fenced
Priee, Tno sa5 third a cash e'e viii eonside, i
fax: $500 IT, It. on hishVay BOX 7s-c, star
81 ACRES near Gettysburg, Adams County
Pa.-Stone house, Z rooms. bath. electric.
ity, telephone, modern improvements, hot
ss saOss s neEh aba
brooder houses, milk house, garage and ali
other necessary buildings. all in good re-
On sr fee s stocked
p1NR CREST FARM K F 8. No. Get
100 ACRES, s-room brick, modern, h.-w.h.
large barn, garage, chicken house; near
transportation, schools, stores; the land il
e. eFf aRa on sGod e. G. roSd WE e. nss r4s
Washinston St. Falls Church, Va. Fails
III AGES sSs sar ya frame Day Sssn
sPRoup. s1iReSj fssF RA 500. Ro@'s'u'' ma Can MN
equipment and feed. $500. BERT WEST
HHiLEsBoRo. III tA@iso tAisSSsk; ACRES. beautiful 10.
room stone house, large barns and Other
outbuildings; Just off main highway; watel
in every field; farm has. been well cult.
waited and Is very productive; $4,000
$4,000 cash. j. L. WEST, Falls Churct
2135.
MONEY MAKING 3s1 -acre stock, dairy, al
stream watered, 1S0 acres tillable, 105 oal
timber. good s-r. h., stock barn, poultry
& broiler houses, lights; gentleman's es
tate; bargain at $4,000, terms W. n
BRUMBAcK. woodstock, Va.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEAR MEDICAL CENTER, 1000 block Eye
81. NV, IA rooms, 3 baths. sun porch,
garage. studio, oil heat; suitable for profes-
slonal usage; inspect by appointment; rent,
500 per month. CHAS. l. NORRIS,
THIRD-FLooR ROOM, 4 suitable M BE for for once.
studio or beauty salon For information
INDUSTRIAL SITE, fronting g 200 zoo TT. on
RIVER road; | mile from District line, con-
available, Will erect building to suit ten
ant AM on lone-term lease. MARTIN Nc
Rtf3E;S 1RNtERNEY, e., Owner, Investment Building,
STORES, warehouses, Offices: specializine
IN commercial and industrial properties
WIN oulld to suit your requirements. Lo-
cauons available LOUIS BURMAN RI
LoNG-TERM LEASE. $4,000 IT. ground,
corner: wilson blvd, Arl. Va; suitable
PROPERT1ES, 2l00 Wilson blvd. CH.
EXCLUSIVE STORE LoCATIoN-A beau.
tl1ul 4-story bldg. on Conn. ave, near the
Shoreham Hotel. The owner will consider
leasing this bldg. an entirety to a re-
sponSlble party for a long-term lease with
the permission for the tenant to remodel
20 SUIT their business. The location is ideal
tor an exclusive proposition. Call HARRY
! FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. ll66
CALL HARRY /. FRIEDMAN If your busi-
ness property is for rent. Every precaution
is taken by me in securing a desirable
tenant for you. Call HARRY !. FRIEDMAN,
Broker, RE 1856
Evening star., 1946-01-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE tcon.. !,

PLYMOUTH Al: excellent shape; $4,000
miles; trade for cheaper car. Box 35s- b
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe; rumble seat
radio and heater, good tires; under OPA
ss1jnS s4HpEBgRkTR grsas s925 4 sgs5
JACK 9T pRR RlsS5f s5foRs III In
sTUbEBAkER Sri Sff ls 1s41 commander "skyway.
4-door sedan radio. heater, oyerdrive; ex.
cellent condition. The kind of car buyers
sYns g. st W Pss este sGaS tfsSe f lee 9PA fsgF
1887 cADfLIAC. H-pass- H4.p "a vs-7S limo.
Fleetwood; "a 900 miles, chauffeur driven
Al condition; needs tires, ideal for funera
home or transportation comp Cash
81 900, within OPA ceiling. Call Adam,
BIO Sunday or 20 pm. 15'
COMPARE THESE CARS-A fine selection
of late models. Will sell with or without
trad trade ,roI opA ceiling prices and some below
AZ Dodge de luxe coupe: r. and h, 49,,
Al Packard 2-door sedan, small 8 -,
~ Packard Clipper sed.. r. and h i,69i
Al Chrysler Windsor 4-door sedan,
vac. drive; r. and h.. - 1,49i
Al Dodge custom brougham, h.;
fluid drive - LII;
40 Buick Roadmaster 4-door sed.;
low mileage: r. and h.------- 1856
Convertibles-
~ Mercury conv. coupe. r. and h. 1.37i
Al Nash big 8 conv. coupe, r. and
h., good top. roomy, rear seat ,36s
Many others to choose from. HYATTS
WILLIE BUICK CO. WA All
Evening star., 1946-01-15
MONEY TO LOAN,

MONEY ON SECOND. TRUsT-We VIII
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1919
N. Y. ave NV: National $3.50.
1st AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult US before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for lst and
End trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP.
RE. 1913.
MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Nd, Va,
Sr Sp1 D; E; property so.5 THE AMERICAN co.
MORTGAGE LOANS, A. interest. Prompt
service. MOORE a. HILL CO.. S04 18th
HOME LOANs-Low monthly payments in
fHsns FiR Htfss snb snd osN taSss
ASSN, $40 18th st. W., DI 2340.
SECOND TRUSTS, Va. property: prompt
settlement McCLAINE PROPERTIES,
2100 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va: CHI. $500.
SALARIED LADIES-H you need money,
see Mr.. Green tstrictly confidentiaD, 1014
K ST. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
LOTS FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE yIEW-Restricted, choice
building lot, sox1 81, 81 900. All utilities.
5 70 a5 LOTS for semidetached houses in
Sc. section at $500 each; these are offered
for investment only as improvements are
the South Capitol St bridge is completed
they should sell for $1,000 each, Box
%sfEsTMoRELAND HILLS, washington.
Large wooded homesites, within " block Of
Westmoreland Circle. available at $21 150
WHITE. OIL .2240 weekdays and wo. 1851
eysppinys apWy cnSsS and sunday co,. to corr ave
esS sf'GG JONES os w9 Ssoo Co. 5s 56so conn
DESIRABLE HoMEsITEs, Hillcrest
arranged. a. A. CARozzA. 1897 Pa. ave
100 90: go 81. satARE sstl FEET apartment hous.
land close to Greenway and Minnesota
ayes. on 37th st. Sc, may go up as nigh
e66 sSTes pFse nd SOC 5ene or spsq
ments as high as six stories; corner OF
New Hampshire ave. and Eastern ave, Dis;
aRd at So Cents ooa
cites, each 80 feet wide, one block to Min
nesota ave. Sc, near Greenway, all city
e4 s B Eeafy UssES * ss e co sl21Ss iSs
Vermont ave, National 6131.
ADJOINING the corner OF 10Th and Steph-
enson pl. NV. 2 blocks from Rittenhouse
and Utah ave, Chevy Chase: p, CMsize
eellent neighborhood. BFAIsL TURNER 4
SHXR NA sas5 HF coHNTRS 81 9Sss
corner lot facing Wilson lane; beautifully
wooded, restricted section. For further de.
tails call Mrs. Leach. GE. 1889, with
BETHEL. DI. 3100
s925 EACH-Three shady lots, 25x129, tc
alley: "a block, S3-per-ft. business property
hfIS Sfn
sG LOTS in biz $2s'6no mske ySyI ySogIT
Georgia ave, Sligo 6541 from am. to
VERY DEsIRABLE-see these building lots,
located in beautiful Woodmoor. priced at
Call MR.. HALL, sH, 1926
NEARBY VIRGINIA-12 lots, North CAL
vert St, zoned, sewer laid, water at en-
LOTS FOR SALE on Mount Vernon blvd
time. Call TR. 1859 IT,
4-FAMILY FLATS-Beautiful, level corner
lot, suitable for four family fats. To-
Gated near MINI. ave and 34th St Sc:
sewer, water, gas and cleo: containing
5:262 So it.: $1,000. Another, same loca- =
ton, containing S57 70 TT; only 30c per
+ f. BE Be sure s. soS and see these; J, DALLAS
DU. 1000 Ext. 621.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS, off 10Th st. NV, in
Shepherd Park q blks. north OF Kalmia
rd), from So to 100 frontage. and any
desired depth. Also several fine corners on
l4th st. These lots are selling fast Lots,
81 up. Corners, $3.50 up SHA-
PRO. INC. 1106 Vermont ave. NV, ME.