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COLORED-APT. HOUSE near 18th and
nv. 10 units; excellent condition
LIBERTY REALTY CO., Mr. Petty, MI
CoL0RED - NEAR Argentine Embassy
Small S-unit converted apts Income over
$4,000 annually. Has FIRE door at head Of
each stairway; Fire ESCAPES, Conforms
70 all requirements. Priced S12,5O0
MA }MARSSHALL SlHL j, WAPLE CO. pI. 3a46.
corner. good for beauty parlor rooming
house; can be remodeled for store or other
business purposes; 10 rms, bath, INV h.
Will sell for good price and reasonab bic
terms. Apply SIMON BELOFF. 1908 N. Y.
ave nv. MA. s1s1 or RA 922s 5
BLK. Ith NW-4-rm
brick; $3.50 rent. Price, $500: viii
hnancs Call DI. s125, N. BASILIKO
REALTY co. g
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

RENT STORE OR WAREHOUSE, approxi-
mately 30xs0 IT., to be used as combina-
ton ONCE, workshop and warehouse: pre-
0299. 8 to 10 am, 5 to pm. g.
ESTATE OR SMALL FARM. 10 to Is miles
from D. G. on good road and suitable for
country dining place: must have spacious
first floor. Box 15O-D, Star g
COMMERCIAL ZONE-Brick to log cabin
ton. A. BEASLEY, HO 93I5.
HAVE YOU A GARAGE. barn or small
building you could rent to increase your
income? Veteran desires one suitable for
small manufacturing business, preferably
in nearby Va. CH. 2242 -
LONG NG-ESTABLISHED plumbing contractor
Will lease for long term, building for
showroom and shop Need about 5000
1t. with rear entrance. Might consider
purchase on small down payment with
1895 n
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED-Ground with sewer and water
available, for new homes. Will cooperate
with brokers. Write Mr.. Walter. B. F.
SAUL CO., 925 18th ST. NV, Wash. 5,
D. c. -6
l0-ACRE wooded tract, part clear, approx
imately square. no improvements, on good
west Montgomery County only. Give 10
cation. price and terms. Box 3o3-D. Star.
ACREAGE WANTED in immediate vicinity
of D. c.; pay cash or accept as equity in
building project Box l11-E Star
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

ROOMING HOUSE, fully furnished and
house, with bath. INV oil heat. etc in
sw.. near Capitol; live in part and rent
rooms; terms: Ma 1925 or CO. Oil.
Potomac Heights rooms and 2 baths Il
oath and ! bedroom with huge dressing
closet on first floor: lot lOOxlOO 2-car
garage. completely surrounded by stone
wall, paved alley and sidewalks: Streetcar
and busline close by; plenty of shrubbery
ana shade trees garden all planted for
business property on Wisconsin ave be-
tween Van Ness st and Fessenden 81
5IeIer mooern store with apt. above. Box
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.

RETIRED SOLDIER desires to purchase
pece can pag sms doW1 daT or
good interest on balance Please describe
fully. Thank you Apply JOHN SAGAN,
p. o. Box OF, Arlington, Va
LECLESS VETERAN. with wife and child,
must have place within 30-mile radius Of
d. C.: describe fully: can pay good month
ly payments but low down payment: will
consider ANYTHING. Boy l91-E Star
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE,

CORNER industrial property fronting 1I3'
and 117': approximately $1,000 so, IT;
soft. rear alley at 2nd-hr. level, adjacent
to freight yards: approved plans for con-
struction available. WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washirgton BLDG. DI $500. .
RAILROAD SIDING, acres of industrial
ground at a very low price, adjacent to
large plant now under construction
For further information, call Mr. Brince-
field. DI; 300, ewes. Me. 5ls3, with
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IhvEsTMENr PROPERTY FOR SALE

S9,MAiEasscIAL, Ss,st. assa!. NoRTaE;AsTM2.sty; det.
!ss lnsesetisa es p d. iDPsst
s1ToRsnY EAsshKG sLpRHsESTso LhHATy So client who
sal. sale Here Is an opportunity to purchase
81 900 down, balance in one trust. No
9rSkfsS 1sTNIr pifsse ApT RGS 12oE Star
sross rental IS lDSedroom aptsl aasn storass ss
room and wash rooms in basement. Close
e, e shhSppins hN1 and Price
GAcER E2'G sooMfNe ees 81 fssoaatsE with bus, fu
sys1 WnER Il fs 81. eo%% 5sE 1Ggs Star well financed
STORE: near 9th and New lew York ave,91n-
come, So, 800 per year; no expenses; ten
sssrts Can Mr Collins sids sth BRUeE RF1ef
asSS KEssLEK 4s.,IE, Reaitor, MA. 1854; ewes, RA
sHsl MYarrsxfhIEror svf1dsiye investment detached
2-spt brick dwelling. only Z years old;
seas sa e. nfT mS1 fushsr 4
1fS@ 1sss stS L 81. N S.w-s units; annual in
seetrcty @ IN tenants as finnish 1r ISL an
Difsa s5sE @afHfS kE f35 seeso
NEAR SiEaGGGi THoMAs crRcLE-completely furn.,
rooms; ms 3 baths; hi,w; heat. janitor service;
sSslnsss Harold nsna1s 2IsTRsss Res sad
Estate % and BY BUSINESS Broker; 1925 14th St
sE EGenD aa1 s. 81 4ssa apart "a
ment house, Z units of and rms. and
bath eaeh SaG, also jantors agt monthly in
s5 O'flds!SsH RRoWs ri REAhy II ses5Rf eoRP EN- se
GRSaTard GfS H. wfEEIAMs HE IS coover $500 Sc
sts: nv, moderately priced and real
GRo ea e. f0GPfT %fElIAMs All seSc eos duplex bldss
near Blair I'd. and New Hampshire ave.
PAN noones sood insome s0@e return Won't last Ions.
S!:ES;, 5, i; H. WILLIAMS co;1oysr 9. ieS . 1000 So
of End onn at in 1900 block Of
SEo T. ffSSis od g. sPoS Stores and
apss 1.sa, near 18th and columbis I'd;
a. sIores sonn reaos for occupancy. Call Cooper
GEo II. WILLIAMS co;-store and n living
on FnebeS ess fp Ex s5s Iasa business lGsa
GEO. Ii. WILLfAMs' '0ee 0ceo.-15-rm. house
divided d into apis, partly turn; on Mill
baths. full basement, oil, hot-water heat;
lot 45x15o adjacent to house and ga
RACES RACES included in sale price. stolar, Elk.
GEO. GEO 4. E. WILLIAMS HGGflA Is Go.msstory brick
rms. full basement; near 10th and K NV.
SiHsf sfo. Il EA Williams sfIi co.--story s stone
brick. near 18th and Columbia I'd. leased
mo, to mo. Ideal spot for any type Of
business Konit, EX S535. %
NEAR 18th AND OATES SITS. NE.-6-apt
building, semifireproof, 4 years old units
consist Of , rooms kitchen. dinette. bath
each; all modern improvements; separate
Sa5 900; terms VIM j DAVIS, 500 II st.
NV. Ma. 1856 and MI 6S57 -5
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Splendid resi-
dence. % rooms. baths: oil w h ;
showing a net return of 2Oes on invest
ment; Scar garage; substantial cash re-
CURED: Please call WINIFRED s. PICKENS.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREAS rooms and
furnishings. operated as a rooming house;
income quoted Sl.iS5 monthly; auto oil
heat. Price. S65,000. Box SAD, Star
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ON THE VALLEY TURNPIKE, Route II,
near Winchester, Va, situated on knoll.
beautiful 12-room 2-bath, all-brick CO.
lonlal in splendid condition, with fun
complement of buildings, all electrified
and with water. Apply EDITH S. BOWEN,
Stephens City, Va.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES, warehouses. offices: specializing
IN commercial and industrial properties;
will build to suit your requirements
RE 1853
a2OI 3 GA. AVE. N.w.-suitable restau-
rant etc. Inquire 10l5 18th st. NV. End
HoOr, MA. 43tS. -b
for ONCE or any business: oil
heat Phone Ma 67D6 6l7 Eve ST n "
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STORES FOR SALE.

FROZEN FOOD STORE, pleasant hours:
must sell account of illness. Box 29-E,
Star
NEAR GEORGIA AVE. and Upshur ST. NV.
history brick store, lSx50; lot, $50 #.
deep to alley now rented on monthly
basis: S10,950. Mr.. Zentz with FRANK J..
NOIKMAN EN- 1919 Ill o m 6.
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SUBURBAN REhr-vIRelN,A.

AVAILABLE JUNE I5th-S rooms, 2 baths.
partly furnished, a mi: large lawn SHADE:
on main highway, bus service Box 826-
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FOR RESULTS-List with N. e RYON
co: 36l7 14th NV. for quick sale, also
DIRECT FROM OWNERS-Vacant 1st
commercial lots on busy thoroughfares: no
commission to pay Give exact location
and price. Box 10-D Star *
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

ALEXANDRIA-Modern hreproof ware
house, ready June 15. 4,40o so # floor
area street on 8 sides, 16-ft ceiling
neight, overhead skylight, barred windows:
labor supply; excellent for small manufac-
turing plant: distributing or wholesale use;
Washington Bldg. DI. 5000; ewes, CH.
TWo-STORY BRICK. 20x4o. lot. 30x4o
227 9th ne.
10000 SO. FEET, second commercial
around; suitable for warehouse or COM
mercial bldg, fronting over 300 feet on
Bladensburg I'd. ne. Priced right for
quick sale, OWNER, Ma. 1896 S
approximately 1.100 square it, wide paved
alley. RE 3I49 -5
NOW vACANT-5, 900 So fl. street level.
1-Story brick bldg. soft frontage on busy
thoroughtare, driveway in rear leading 20
l5-tt. alley; possession al settlement. DI,
MA
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
LARGE WAREHOUSE for rent. Hillside
O503-W. s.
STORAGE SPACE WANTED.
500 TO LOCO SO. FT in NV. section:
must be dry but no heat or other services
required. Call Hobart 24T6. ask for NOR
RISON SMITH. =
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NEAR CAMP SPRINGS, MD.-About .
acres, cor. tract. cleared, electricity, phone,
school bus 81 300.
liz acres at junction of Livingston I'd
and Piscataway I'd RIM. for residence
and service station or store; Sl100. DAN
ABBOTT. Clinton s.
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rea aeora,,I'- n;aa nniCh BLDG, p rooms,
As asEsse CO. fsR hanas se At s1
On GS'axa[G CoIGMBiA hBGs RID. near 18th st NV
There is 3-.story building, with Shoe re-
PAIR shop on lst floor and 5-room and bath
nss on oGE ssoEe m IN sbaee sss D% W
ToRRE s@5 REALTY Co 1873 No. Gap. no. 8
"A CORNER STORE LOCATION" suitable
for many businesses. Located on the cor
ner Of North Capitol and Randolph sts.
l large store and the income from the 2
apis above will help to pay for this prop
sRyEpMaN sTsy pfssed Rrdesr t. sell Gsl HARRY l.
FIRST coSiMERcTAL. t. End aIee. st. bet D ps and
F. tnTI13 ~, d3 rms; semidet parking space:
etc:; even as roomine house. as there 1 are 5
less Jesse LOEB 41a Southern Bldg. Ma.
;.ooo-FLoRIDA AVE. N.E.-s.5oo square
bose fss1 ss Sente9 teSmmersia IN gs AND large frame
Sss 5oT INSPECTION DAVID E, Pee Barry. saITy NE
sneosD s1se ,.nss. coMERcIALwe have several
econs Fop tqfS.r in
$,s 81 oEsfs sf2cf5roSH sH e Rs5isr Sa sSS$ 81
E EYE sI, Il Nv; just off ,eoth-a-story ys and
,N-it, dlty ana renleQ al S2,9O4 per yr.
zoned first commercial: excel. for invest
Eass1S1shs sses sssiasss 9sth
A sDiNG Hss2 g snd 9e eommeTcis, snsT
sEs5a:s IN aH sss SS & EzaH zr4 g 81
NEAR Goth ST.. N.w.-3-story basement
brick, can eventually be converted into
etIlee eH T SPACE; @ parking space in rear DRURY
SsEy ST., WEs4 GSFp pr eGyeeSNlNHss. EN- 5sss
porpsrties. including vacant store; rea-
Sonapiy S2n PRICED Evenings. OIL. 2117. III
IOUkiST HONE on one acre. close in. For
details, call CHI. 4034 or GIL 1878.
PA. AVE. BUSINESS PROPERTYL3-storyI
brick, southeast, has rooms on 1st a., 2
rooms and bath on 2nd Il, 2 rooms and
aitchen on 3rd a.; hot-water heat, oil burn
sr; srtu garage l Situated near the corner and
phone Temple 1888 L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor National 0753.
WE HAVE SECOND COMMERCIAL and in
houses. should like to discuss them with
you. Ask for Mr.. Castonguay. TR 1869,
or at this office. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
1719 K st. NV. MA 1896
iNDssIRlAL ISssasdlsI LAND on or near railroad,
per rsr,,,s square foot; This IS going fast:
STORES AND APfs. on m busy busy street: tire; ifo Tor
j. CRIVEILA. NC, 34ls 18th St. NV.
AZ. Az; osoa, e., open dali, till Q pm; sun
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ARLINGTON SHOW PLACE-Lovely coun-
oeed nssr WashRDPon aof
restricted section Of Arlington. Entire
Shrubbed; has concrete swimming pool and
nsh pono installed, and winding stream
asy ays Pr D5ettly ms ro,d ssas private
:srs sees rIsaER Sa sf
s5,5Oo.2-story house. rms nii M no 0IaT baths,
Eltcheh lot Soxla5 this 'ts IS Situated Esien mean an
MAEETzLER,s. vss:. otice, $500 Lee hwy, OK.
aad bs Ho9sE ops yasa s 0 Nous. M @ :. ap
' Aas e. nsa ana N is$s hss Hass sood
BUSINESS district of Colonial village and
aRLSSToSoDsn san so to
and tile bath semidetached brick home; oc-
cupancy with settlement; i've years old, i'm
stores, churches and schools: substantial
Glsbe blvd: to glebe I'd. left to srd st. S..
silver, i re. 51ss. with A. Il. d pASpELs, PE F e1:
elusive agent, Giebe 1850. List your Drop
fafLs fftE sise eHuReHopen vi 81 Sun. 80 to aao
tie bath brick Cape Cod bunsalOW. sub
% sena oil Ss Ses vneean bnds Hncs 1ssS
storm sash and screen, rear porch, 2nd
noor insulated for finishing. Out Glebe
biyd, to Westmoreland rd Dr., right to COZ
exclusive agent. List your property with
BELLE 81; L. ADMINISTRATION stone and Iba BRICK
center-hall Colonial, overlooking golf course
and Potomac River. First floor, living
room, paneled library, dining room, break
fast room, kitchen and screened porch;
second floor, bedrooms and . baths: rec
reation room with fireplace, maids room
ana fun bath lower floor: electric hot
garage. Completely insulated slate roof,
storm windows. Possession about June g.
CAToN. exclusive agent. TIE. 1904. Alex.
3-BEDRoOM FRAME HOME, in Falls
Church, completely furnished; wooded lot;
immediate possession. Price. S13,o50
Substantial cash. FAIRFAX REALTY CO.,
Falls Church. Phone 1878. -
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:
BY MISS ANNA sTEARNS

Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Rittenhouse
son, Jimmie, and daughter, Mari
lyn, of Dayton, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dunlap
Pauline Newhouse, and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Rittenhouse in Della
ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hawk, of
jackson, and Mrs. Robert Elias of
of Columbus, have returned to
their homes after a short visit
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
IF. j. Cranmer Mrs. Burrell Mont
.gomery and daughters were din
ner guests at the Cranmer home.
Mr.. and MRS, Newhouse had as
their guests over the weekend
their son and daughter -in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Newhouse, son
Tommie, and daughter, Julia, of
Dayton, and as Sunday dinner
guests their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy NeWhouse,
and children, Sylvia and Larry, of
Columbus.
Sunday callers at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ayers were Mr..
and Mrs. Holmes, of Columbus.
T. S. Jones, south of town, was
dinner guest.
Mrs. Mary Welsh, who has spent
the past nine months at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Roush has
gone to Columbus to spend the
winter at the home of Mrs. Smith,
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gilbert anc
,son, Joe, of Columbus, have re
turned home after several days
visit with her parents, Mr.. anc
MRS. Ed. Mills. Mrs. Mills, Mrs
IGilbert and son were callers Sun
iday afternoon at the home of Mr.
land Mrs. Jay Pounds.
| Martin Nunnemaker continues
about the same at Grant hospital
Columbus, where he is a patient
Mrs. Nunnemaker, who is con-
fined to her home also continues
the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Augenstein
and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hardin and children and Evelyn
Hardin, of Columbus, were recent
dinner guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Hardin, near New
Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. Shea Mackan had
as their guests at dinner Sunday,
Mrs. Mackan's brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pearl,
of Warrensburg. Mrs. Lydia Fish
was an evening caller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Byers, Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Millikin and Ar
lene Byers, Of Dayton; Mr.. and
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--rHE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsyILLE. OHIO

III King Ave.
Mrs. Ancel Larcom, Mrs. Don
aid Larcom, and son, and Mrs
Vmon Larcom and daughter oi
Delaware, were callers Sunday aft.
ernoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Tatman, at Pharis-
burg. Mr.. Tatman is confined to his
home by illness.
Mrs. j. A. Maugans and daught-
er, Jean Mcbride, spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Mcbride, in Colum-
bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ufferman
Ewere Sunday afternoon guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Charles
lRochte, in Columbus.
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Weaver were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Pounds, south
of town, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Wilson and daughter, Betty June,
of Urbana. Other callers were Mr..
and Mrs. Border of Columbus.
Eugene Kile, of Akron, spent
Wednesday afternoon with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Kile.
Morris Patton has gone to Ada
where he has enrolled at Ohio
Northern University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones and
son, Ralph had as their guests
at dinner Sunday at their home
north of town, Rev. and Mrs. L. r.
Chapman and sons, Earl and Don
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. !
Shea Mackan, north of town were
Mrs. Lydia Fish and daughter, |
Erma, and son Walter.
Mrs. c. e. Andrews has receiv-
ed word that her brother and |
sister in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Will I
Kent, have arrived at Phoenix, |
Ariz., where they will spend the
Sunday evening callers
at the Andrews home were Mr..
md Mrs. Dick Reterer of the Burnt
Pond Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Nicodemus 4
aad with them over the Thanks
giving vacation their son, Lieut..
Lewis c. Nicodemus, of the u. S.
Navy. He has just returned from
and will leave again on
Dec. 5, for Australia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Parrott
and sons, Fay and Kenneth, spent
Sunday with their son and daught-
er- r-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
oarrott, and son, near Fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Smith
we're dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. II
and Mrs. James Talladay, at
Worthington. Fl
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Lutherans Plan
Yule Program
tcontinued from page ID


service proper begins at 1870 o.
clock with candlehght process
ional by the three choirs of Trim
ity. All three choirs will combine
in singing Silent Night, Holy
Night" and each choir will sing
an anthem. The Senior choir sings
"There Shall a Star Come Out of
Jacob" by Mendelssohn; the In
termediate choir sings, 20 Thou
Glorius," a Sicilian hymn; and the
school choir sings THAT Shining
Star" by Vandevere, The pastor
of Trinity, the Rev. E. ]. Goede-
king will bring the Christmas
message.
This traditional midnight can
delight service has increased in
popularity since it was instituted
seven years ago with the church
being filled to capacity each time
with the exception of last year
when the icy conditions of streets
and highways made it impossible
for many to attend.
Under the direction of Mr.
Frank Nader and Mr.. Harry
Graves the church will be deco
rated more elaborately than was
possible during the war years
with almost 800 candles being us
ed in the decorating scheme. Nc
effort is being spared to enhance
the beauty of Trinity's Christmas
services.
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Farm Plans
Are Approved
CONTINUED from page ID

ducers melting in Columbus on
Jan. 3. Mr.. Boerger, representing
the consumers, will present the
farmers attitude.
Mr.. Boerger and Shade Watkins
were appointed delegate and al
ternate, respectively, to the an
nual meeting of the Ohio Fedora
ton of Conservation District
Supervisors on Jan. IA at the
Southern Hotel in Columbus.
Melvin Kennedy was named to
write the districts annual report,
a copy Of which will be sent to
the U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture.
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Mrs. Clerence Buck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Buck and daughter, Mar
jorie, of Rockford, have returned
to their homes after being guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Byers and
daughter, Helen. Dinner guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Byers and
son, Billie, and Jim Braumiller
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HAD IMPROPER LOAD

Samuel Franklin, West Jeffer-
son, will be arraigned before
Mayor Ed Willis, Plain City, at
3 p. m. Friday on a charge of hav-
ing an improper load on his truck.
He was arrested on Route AZ, just
north of Plain City, by State Pa
trolman H. G. Ramsey. The off
icer said Franklin had load OF
loose lime on his truck, and il
was blowing all over the road.
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LIBERTY GRANGE

Liberty grange will meet Mon
day night, Dec. %, as the regular
meeting night falls on Christmas
eve. There will be a gift exchange.
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: COURT NEWS
Continued from page ID


student of Glenwood, Ind, son
of Russell Young, and Phyllis
Ann Yeager, 20, student, of Plain
City, daughter of E. K. Yeager,
The Rev Philippi was expected
to solemnize the marriage.
Herbert c.. Ferrell, %, farmer,
Of Redwood Rt. 2, son of Joseph
II. Ferrell, and Donna R. Tallman,
20, office clerk, of West Mans
field, daughter of Paul Tallman.
The Rev. Mr.. Ruby was expect
cd to solemnize the marriage.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Divorce Asked
Francis A. Polling from Ethel E.
Polling, on grounds of gross neg
lect of duty. They were married
Dec. 5, 1888 in Newport, KY, and
have two children, of whom plain
tiff asks custody. William L.
Coleman is attorney for the plain
tiff.
Partition Filed
Lester Edward Evans has filed
action against Maurice Evans and
others for partition of property
in Jerome township, part of the
estate of the late Leona Evans.
Gwynn Sanders is attorney for
the plaintiff.
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ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
Evening star., 1946-09-22

John c. Fremont lived for a while
at No. 318. at the time when he met
Miss Jessie Benton. At 302 was
formerly the home Of John W.
Maury, Mayor of Washington in
1898. At 308 lived Henry W.
Weightman, brother of Gen. Roger
c. Weightman. 1t also was once
owned and occupied by Francis
Scott Key. At 312 resided Henry
Clay, the place being known as Mrs.
Dilly's boarding house. No. 306 was
the home of Jonas Greene in 1874,
and later the home of Robert c.
Winthrop Of Massachusetts,, Speaker
of the House in 1847, Senator in
1S50-51, and who delivered the ad-
dress at the laying of the corner
stone of the Washington Monument
in 1848.
No. 324 C street was the residence
of James Campbell, Postmaster Cen
eral, l853-18 also home of Henry
c. Ellsworth of Indiana, and Zenas C
Robbins. Samuel S. B. Morse boarded
here when Congress passed his bill
for funds for the first telegraph
line. At 1884 lived Senator Thomas
H. Benton and at C street and John
Marshall place once resided John
Quincy Adams. The Crosby Hotel,
well known in its day, was located
on the southwest corner of Third
and C streets, and adjoining the
church on the C street side was the
home of Gen. John A. Dix, whose
memorable words we're: If any one
attempts to haul down the American
flag, shoot him on the spot"
Regarding the Benton and Ere
mont homes, the beautiful story Is
told Of this young couples courtship
and marriage:
Evening star., 1946-09-22

ladylove's father, he followed his
dads example and was married
secretly.
As Gen. Fremont's duties COM
PEELED him frequently to be absent
on long and dangerous expeditions,
Mrs. Fremont remained with her
parents at their c street home for
eight years after their marriage
When she did join him, she shared
in all the hardships of frontier life
associated with his explorations
sometimes living in a tent or a log
cabin. Although accustomed to all
the luxuries OF life. she proved the
ideal wife.
Servants in California, during the
early days of the gold rush were
not to be had, and the only assist
ance Mrs. Fremont had at her home
in Monterey In 1s49, was an English
woman, who had emigrated from
Sidney. Yet by pitching in and
assisting in doing her own work
she was able to render liberal hos
pitality 10 all. Her example. 1t is
said-oy doing her own work-so
solved the servant problem that
when the Constitutional Convention
sat at Monterey, and there was
hesitation in the decision of its
trainers as to the introduction oi
slavery. Mrs. Fremont had the
pleasure of being assured that the
practical evidence of her example
convinced many that home COM
fort and a liberal and cheerful hos
pitality were possible without serv-
ants. Her experience was within the
sight and knowledge Of those voting
on the question, snd largely aided
in the decision for freedom in Cali
forria."