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Evening star., 1947-10-18
Handwriting Ordered
As Prisoner Escapesi in
Court House Transfer

Prisoners in transit through the
corridors of Municipal Court here
after will be handcufied securely to
deputy marshals.
This step was ordered yesterday
by Chief Deputy Marshal Charles
Ward. as a result OF the successful
escape around pm. of prisoner
who disappeared into courthouse
crowds while being led from a sec
ond-f1oor cellblock to the clerk S
office on the first floor.
Mr.. Ward, who said it has been
the custom" in the past not to
handcuf prisoners in the lower
court, made his announcement after
conferring with United States Mar
shall w. Bruce Matthews. Even be-
fore the order had gone through,
other deputies started locking them
selves to prisoners being transferred
about the building.
Escape Being Investigated.
The marshal's Office revealed 1t is
still investigating the escape in
volving Deputy Elmer Graves and
prisoner identified as Benny Mel
win, SO, colored, of the 400 block of
Lamont street NV.
Mr.. Ward declined to explain the
status of Mr.. Graves, a veteran of
20 years in the court, other than
to say the matter is under investi-
cation. A law passed last June pro-
vides that any marshal or deputy
convicted of "negligently" allowing
a prisoner to escape faces a maxi
mum penalty of $500 fine and one
year in Jail.
The chief deputy reconstructed
yesterdays escape as follows:
Melvin appeared before Judge
Walter j. Casey on housebreaking
charge on which he was placed
under $4,000 bond and granted a
continuance to October "a to obtain
counsel. He was led into the cell
block behind the courtroom where
he said he wanted to post his bond
Missed After Elevator Trip.
Deputy Graves was then assigned
to escort Melvin and two other pris-
oners to the clerks office for that
purpose. He led his charges along
so feet of the crowded second-fl
corridor and into an elevator. 1t
was when he alighted from the ele-
vator on the first floor that he no.
ticed Melvin was missing.
Mr.. Graves quickly turned the
Evening star., 1947-10-18
BootIegger Gets
| Six Months for
Smoke Sale

Judge Almond w. Scott yesterday
sent bootlegger of denatured alco-
hol to Jail for six months, after
asking him a pointed question:
"Are you in partnership with an
undertaker?"
James T. Smith, A, of the 1900
block of Vests court NV, was
charged Thursday with selling de-
natured alcohol for beverage pur-
poses. Policeman w. A. DalrympIe
OF No. 2 precinct told Judge Scott
he saw Smith selling the smoke"
at 5 cents per "shot" glass in the
l700 block of Marlon's court NV.
Pvt. Dalrymple added that, in one
pocket, he found a pint of straight
smoke" and. in another pocket, a
pint of water used for diluting the
powerful poisonous drink.
AS Pvt. Dalrymple turned to
leave the court, he held out the
bottle of alcohol and asked Judge
Scott If he wanted the evidence" !"
mo thank you" replied the judge.
mot unless have some rats to kill
Evening star., 1947-10-18
. quarrel which preceded the fatal

. quarrel which preceded the fatal
shooting.
II took the gun only for the pur-
pose of getting out OF the cabin, u
she said. II did not intend to shoot
Jack. The gun went OF in my hand
still say the shooting was
accidental. I did not intend to
shoot. I don't know when the gun
went Of"
The bullet struck Nee in the
throat and he died five days later.
Charles Jackson, 27, of River For
est, Ill, who is on trial with Miss
Schmidt on charges of concealina
evidence about the shooting, was on
the stand when the trial recessed
for the week end last night.
He Is scheduled to finish his testi-
mony in about an hour Monday
after which witnesses will be sum
moned. The public prosecutor has
asked that Jackson be acquitted
but prosecutor representing Nee
father is pressing the charges.
Evening star., 1947-10-18

two prisoners over to another deputy
marshal In the clerks ONCE and ran
to the police liason ONCE down the
hall where lookout for the missing
man was issued.
Police today are continuing their
search for the fugitive, who is
charged with breaking into house
in the 200 block Of Tenth street NE.
Police said Melvin has a record
dating back to 1927 here, in North
Carolina and Virginia. He is be-
lieved to have relatives in Fayette-
Vile, N. C.
Evening star., 1947-10-18
Youth Club Booms Odom

SUFFOLK. Va, Oct. 10 R.-
Thomas D. Odom. Of Suffolk, a vice
president OF the Young Democratic
Clubs Of Virginia, Is being doomed
by second district club members for
president Of the state organization
which convenes in Richmond next
month.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12
Order OF Eastern
Star Has Election
OF Officers

The election Of officers for the
.tnsuine year was conducted at
the meeting Of pascaeuula chap
ter ISL Of the order Of the Eas,
efn star at the Masonic hall Dee.
. 81 1.3o D. M with The follow
Ing results
Myrtle Cotton. worthy mairon,
J. Il Tanner. worthy patrons
Dottle Daniel. associate malfon.
Charles J. Lander. associate pa
tfons Myrtle Carrier, secretary
Helen Nelson, treasurer, Flora
MtNair. conductress, Mary Pen
ton. associate ronductresa
Standing committees are TO be
appointed later By Mrs Cotton
A joint installation Of officers
Of the OES and of The Gulf Lodge
4lH. Az and NJ will be held az
Masonic hall. January 3 At 2 ..
m
On December % a Christmas
program in charge Of Mrs Arlv.
liza Harrison. retiring worthy ma
tfon. viii be given hy the Of.
heefs4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12

lues hv Mrs. Mary Erich with
figures approximately two inches
tall The scene was used last year
AMI proved popular and has been
enlarged this year and the story
written. Ia booklet form
The exhibit viii be on display
in the Mississippi Power Company
window la Paseagoula. beginning
today. according 90 plans.
Mrs Gautier and her group 81
40 plan TO give Christmas Ritts
to several hundred individual pa
tients and letters have been mail.
"a ia clubs. church groups, and
other organizations asking for
gifts on money to be used 20 puf.
chase suitable gifts.
All gifts viii 60 90 the Vetcf-
ans Hospital and the Gulf Coost
where the Christmas scene VIII
be displayed. and i ls also plan
ned that the pascagoula Music
club will present Handcl's Mes.
siaha az the facility, under the
direction Of G. Il Hare.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12
News From Wode =.
Christmas Meeting Held BY Woman
Demonstration Club On Monday

guests OF Mr. and Mrs N W pa.
Wis
We are very glad IL welcome
Mr., and Mrs Maurice Waltmon
to our community to live Mr.
Waltmon IS in The Merchant Mar.
inc and his wife will reside with
hi father. l. T. Waltmon. and els.
ter. Mrs Ellis Merchant, while
he Ia away.
Mrs Rae Bradley. the Home
Economies teacher, and = Num-
her Of Home Fconomiv girls
and Science bows went 70 Mobile
Saturday
The brotherhood Society Of
the Baptist church had a chicken
numbo supper at the school cafe.
terra Friday night There were
Il men present and after sup
per they heard i talk BY the Rev,
M s Vafnado Of the Calvary
baptist church in pascaRpula
they meet the first FRIDAY niahs
If the month
M. and Mrs @ Il Diamond and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12

The Woman's Demonstration
club met Monday afternoon "a
the Home Economies room at
Wh.th tine Christmas gifts were
exchanged among the members
Miss vcla Mckinley gave i dent
onatfal on of how 90 make attrae.
tive Christmas tree decorations
with different eolois Of enamel
and paint brushes MANY Of the
women brought pine huffs. sweet
gum balls and various other
things to color for decorations
At the close af the afternoon the
hostessos. Mesdamos Curtis Ho.
lvfield and Earl Atwell served
home made cake and peaches
with cocoa and coffee The meet
ing date has been changed 90 the
seeand Monday OF each month ~
stead nf the fourth Thursday
The Rev I.iaton Dfaunhn filled
the baptist pulpit Sunday morn
ing and evening. and he, with his
daughter. Jasuueline. were dinner
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12
Business Womens
Circle Meets For
Bible Study

The business Women's circle
OF the First Baptist church Of
Moss Point met for Bible study
at the home Of Mrs } v Aims.
worth. Tuesday. December 3 az
1880.
Mrs. Ainswofth. as leader Of
the study was ably assisted by
Mrs Forbes HAYS and Miss Ada
Bond in developing the theme
which was from the mission book.
That the World Nav Know
In observance Of the Lottic
Moon Week Of Prayer, Mrs. John
y. Brock, Jr conducted a pro
gram based on "Go Ne. Preach
Thee. Teach Thee which was
concluded with a prayer by Mrs
Ainsworth.
This was followed with medi.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12

children spent she weekend i
Andalussa. Ala. with Mrs DE.
mond's parents.
Mrs Leon Cumhesl and -
spent SUNDAY with The fofnff
sister. Mrs Jerry Davis, and
tended services 81 the bapisf
church in the morning.
News has come from The Rev.
wyatt Of Biloxi that he Il ~
proving and hopes 10 soon =
able 10 come hack to his passionate
acre.
MI and Mrs. Jesse Watson
daughter and son are upendH5s
a few DAYS a. Duncan. MI
where they formerly lived
Jov Britt Of nln Point VASES
dinner guest o. Guy Faeeafp
Sunday
The many friends Of Mrs. 7
i. Kirkwood are glad 20 hear -
il improving and viii soon =
home from Texns where she -
been under treatment
Mrs. L. {. brown of brooklyn
Miss. spent Monday night ~
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Ronuf'
Hester
The Rev. q A williams iii'z
hls regular appointment at -.
well Springs sunday aftefnu
There we're 1903 present ~ IT
SUNDAY school there.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12
Christmas Cheer
For Wounded Vets
Aim OF Group

A portion IT the one hundred
thousand disabled veterans IN
hospitals as a result " injuries
received while fighting for this
country viii have their Christ
mas season cheefvd through the
efforts 81 Mrs Henry Gautief and
her Community Service to Camp
and Hospitals committee If The
Jackson County American Red
Cross Chapter
An outstanding contribution
this year viii he an 1870 mining
town scene produced IN mlnia-
tatlons on selections from the
Bible which were read By MIS-
Brock
The collection reached the large
total of $3.50 donated by II mem
beers.
Mrs IA p Battlsto was vel
coined as 4 new member
A reffrshment eolfsc was en-
loved during the social hour.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12

The Navy,s la4d.a7 Antarctic
Expedition flew over an area hair
as large a. the United States.
100000 square miles of which had
never before been seen by man
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10
The Value of A Soul

what is a man profited, If he
shall gain the whole world and
lose his own soul ?"-Matt. 1915.
This is the worlds greatest prob
lem, and Christ Jesus is the only
one to solve it. The whole world
on one side, and mans soul on the
other. Which is the greater? Jes-
us answers emphatical1y: The
SOUL"
The Bible teaches that every man,
woman, and child has a soul, which
is worth saving, even at the ire
mendous cost of the life and death
of the Son Of God.
The God of all mercy and grace
sent Jesus into the world to save
sinful makind from eternal dam
nation. In Christ we have redemp-
ton through His blood, the for
giveness of sins. believe on the
Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt
be saved" Acts 1881.
You are invited to worship with us.
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
HARRY r. BAKER, Pastor
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10
w. G. Smith Services Held

Funeral services for Walter
Clark Smith, 78, were conducted
last Friday by Rev Frank B Hills
in Kalispell. Interment was in the
Fairview cemetery with E ] Tut
tie, Otto Fehlberg, A E Holmquist,
Thomas Corbett, ST., George E
Green and A H Whishammer as
pallbearers.
Mr. Smith, who was born at AL
eddo, ILL.,, came to Montana in 1901,
settling on a farm near Kalispell.
He homesteaded near Coram IN
1916, living there until the time of
his death in Whitefish. Surviving
him are two sons, Merrill and Rus
sell, both of Coram; and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs Arthur Hodges, White
fish; and Mrs T w Loveall, Hello,
Oregon.
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their home near the depot.

thelr home near the depot.
1t is reported that Wilfred Ther-
ran was in an airplane wreck be-
tween Billings and Williston, but
further details have not been re-
ceived at this time.
The Bunemier family has NOV
ed from their home near the Red
prldge to a house near Plum Creek
mill, where he is employed.
Gary Peltzer left Wednesday for
Helena where he will take examin-
ations for the Navy.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Knudson,
McCabe, Mont, visited in town last
week, looking over business pros
poets.
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!,e+side Ladies Carve Soap

children, have moved to Col,,r,hi,
Falls to make their home The,
are former Sumner, Wash resi-
dents.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Buchana,
were Wednesday dinner guests a.
the Joe Opalka home. They were
en- route from Kalispell to the,,
Polebridge home.
Mr. and Mrs George Harker have
| gone on a weeks vacation tr;n
Mrs Sue Main is staying at thei,
home in their absence.
Little Tommy Featherston recei-
we'd a broken arm when he fell off
a fence Friday afternoon, after
playing cowboy. He is the three
year old son of Mr. and Mrs Gail
Featherston.
Methodist Youth Fellowship vii,
begin Sunday evening, $50. COM
selors will be Rev and Mrs Andrew
Olsen. All youth are invited to at
tend. A Rally day service will he
held next Sunday at Sunday School
Mrs Dennie Sullivan is a patient
in the Kalispell general hospital
suffering from a badly infected
finger.
Mrs Jack Moore and little
daughter, Linda, arrived Saturday
from Maple Valley, Wash, for a
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Ehrig, Kalispell; and her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs ] w
Chapman and other relates in CO.
lumbia Falls. Mrs Moore is the for
mer Mable Ehrig.
Warren E Howe, Oakland. VISIT
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs Tim
Sullivan last week.
Mrs John Minnehan, Joplin. ar
rived Tuesday to visit friends here
She plans to return home tomorr-
ow, Saturday.
Lars Soiseth, Williston, is visit
ing at the home of his daughter
Mrs ] J Ryan.
Mrs Nora Graham and Merle
Knapton, Whitefish, visited at the
Fay Loveall home Sunday.
Cecil Everin and John Mikota
left last week for Seattle where
they will be employed. They may
fly to Alaska from there.
Mrs Bertha Eaton, Peoria, ILL.,.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Oertel, Libby,
and Mrs Hilda Oertel, Wh1tefish
we're Tuesday dinner guests at the
Ira Ross home.
Byron Shepp, who had the mis-
fortune to cut his foot with an axe
while working a couple of weeks
lgo, is getting along fine.
John Rayme, and father motored
% Williston last week to attend
he funeral of Grandma Rayme.
Grandpa" Lyonais, Kalispel1,
pent last Sunday with his son and
wife, Mr. and Mrs Pete Lyonais.
A group of friends and relatives
pleasantly surprised Mr. and Mrs
Floyd Barnhart with a housewar-
ming party Saturday night. |
Mr. and Mrs Frank Fox and |
laughter, Bigfork, spent Saturday
t the Allan homes.
Dewey Olson left this week for
EASTERN Montana and Minnesota.
The Ball family has moved to |
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10
Den 1 Meets with Mrs Loveall

Den 1 met Thursday with Mrs
Fay Loveall, den mother, and
Willis Loveall, den chief, conduct
ing the meeting. Plans for the new
Cub year and reorganization of
the den constituted the meeting.
Boys between the ages of nine and
II are invited to attend the o'clock
meetings Thursdays.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10
Open New Gas Station

Gordon and Les Green have the
Oval E pumps operating at their
new Green Brothers service CEN
ter.
Already selling gas, the new mo-
dern station at the junction of Co.
lumbia Falls main street and high
way No 81 will also be Firestone
agency. The concrete block build
ing is 80 by 40-feet. Formal open
ing will be late in October.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10

Mrs A E Mcintyre, Long Beach
"a, m " arrvied Wednesday. She has
luhosed the John Jordan house
So rcn rSo1ntvre is a sister to Mrs
q n, n and Mrs Harley E Hanson,
nifred Mont, are the parents of
l lnn Larry Harley, born Septem-
y 10 Mrs Hanson is the former
notte Sinclair, youngest daugn-
~ Mrs ] w Sinclair, Rooseville
\ stoms, British Columbia. 1t is
\ second great-grandson of Mr.
! Mrs. william B Barley, Col
shia Falls, and the second great
andson for Mrs Frances Price,
al Creek, born this year.
Mrs Row Veach, Shelby, visited
town last week en- route to Port
Dow Dan Toavs, formerly from
o1f Point, delivered the sermon at
Rantist church Sunday evening.
WAS en- route to Bellingham,
ash. Rev Toavs Is a brother to
h Toavs of the Falls.
Ar and Mrs H A Reich and son,
aries; Mr. and Mrs Charles Bat
and daughter, all of Whitefish,
Ere Sunday dinner guests at the
BIB AMMAN home.
Mrs Mary Murphy and Anna Sta
Wihtefish, visited IN the Falls
onday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Lewis and
n Larry, left Monday for Wash.
here they will visit relatives.
Mrs Joe Maschler has returned
her Minnesota home after visit
q with her son, Mike and his IA
lilly.
Loretta Granger visited with her
INIT in Kalispell while attending
he Youths Fair.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Mills of On
brio; Mr. and Mrs Floyd Pooley
hid Mrs Agnes Christensen and
|ehildren, Billings, are guests at the
lone of Mrs Emma Downes while
Visiting relatives here.
Marie and Margie Tracy cele-
hated their sixteenth birthday
llnday.
Louie Horak and brother, Owat-
nna, Mimi, returned to their home
list week after visiting at the home
n Mr. Horak's daughter, Mrs Dan
Migg.
81 Mr. and Mrs Norris Cromwell
ere recent guests at the George
ranger home.
Wallace Arnett, son of Mrs Elma
fnett placed second in Snowman
lip at the Youths Fair.
Mr. and Mrs Bill Brothers, Char
and Gary; "Buzzie", Joyce, and
PLY Chouquer left Tuesday for
utte where they will reside.
Mr. and Mrs Pat Gilman and
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10
Reports on Convention

A report of the recent circuit
convention will be given by Finley
Arnett at the Sunday Roll Call
service of Our Savior's Lutheran
church. Mr. Arnett, local delegate,
was elected to the circuit presid-
ent's advisory board while Pas
tor Harry Baker received the Of
flee of circuit secretary-treasurer.
Special music for the Sunday
service will be a vocal solo by Miss
Hazel Soiseth, Whitefish, accom-
panied by Mrs Jack Andrew
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10
Star Has Business Meeting

Estella Pomeroy chapter No GO.
o E S met Wednesday. Regular bu-
siness was conducted and Mrs Ber-
tina Eaton, visiting member from
Peoria, ILL.,, introduced.
1t was announced that an ami
versary program will be held Oct
ober %, regular meeting date, at
8 o'clock. Mrs Winifred Andrew
and Mrs Claudia O'Connell are in
charge of the program with Mrs
Meva Boberg, refreshments chair
man. Visiting members are invit-
ed to attend.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS
Den 8 Meets With Mrs Ryan

First meeting of Den was held
Tuesday at the home of their den
mother, Mrs James Ryan.
Members reviewed their Cub
scout work and ranks. Those pre-
sent were Denner James Ryan,
Keeper of the Buckskin Richard
Knapton; Bob Flint, Bobby Ora
ham, Leroy Ryan, Leonard Reese,
and James Horak. Rex Reese, 9TH
er member was absent. A Halo
ween party was discussed, after
which treats" were served by
Mrs Ryan.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10

Greve, Chef Seymer and Harry
Higson as pallbearers.
Mr. Hula, who passed away sud
denly Sunday, had been Column
bia Falls resident since 1905. Sur
vivors include his wife, Barbara,
son, Ed, and two grandchildren.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10
Joe Hula Services Held

Funeral services for Joe Hula,
SO, were held Wednesday after.
noon at Kallspell. Rev Ralph Wer-
mr., Columbia Falls Baptist minis
ter, conducted the services. Inter-
ment was in the Conrad Memorial
cemetery with Joe Opalka, L A
Schoenberg, Jim Everin, Charley
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10
Altar Society Meets

Mrs R F Miller presided at the
Altar society meeting last Wednes-
day. During the afternoon the
weekly fun night, held Friday from
8 until II o'clock at the parish hall,
were discussed. Refreshments SER
we'd at the close by Mrs Clarence
Saurey and Mrs Frank Feenan.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10
Is Join Baptists

Fifteen new members were TAX
en- into the Baptist church Sunday
ssisting Rev Ralph Werner in the
ceremonies were the following
trustees: George Harrington, T S
Carter, Howard Buck and Roger
Cole.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10
o7oda,s e.. Van

Dbl (JftiU9o
carving and crazy prldge
SOAP al. u novel entertainment at the
the lad ladies club meeting last
fsts sam Best soap carvers were
|es aayrv o'Connor and Mrs Betty
ylor ,+s m Mickey Crum. Crazy
noS' rive winners were Mrs
fa l' ravlor high, and Mrs Mar
(tl S,.1 n low. The door prize was
/ third prize of the evening won ~Sa
I Betty BETTY refreshments were SER
a. q. -, meeting will be held at the
SeA. - Mrs Esther Jones with
' = rsther Finnstead as hostess.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-10
Newcomers to Meet

Newcomers club will meet next
Tuesday, 8 o'clock, at Anderson's
hall basement Newcomers and ma
tives are invited to attend and "get
acquainted" Please bring your
cup.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.

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aIn19EAR aXeh,99fsi eH HHoME one Directly on Rhode
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closed porch. modern bath, pine, paneling:
tubs tubs. bathhouses. fully bronze, screened
windows and porch, insulated. electric
me snf from MasE Washnson Bg
pointment only. Price, $4,000. No
bEVEiorMFN4 bfsnsf RE q RsoSE
near Beverly Beach, Nd. suitable for high
type beach !development, heavily timbered
from hard surfaced State .roed; CONNER
cial sites included; level land: approximately
washbington; bi ts See. @ .5oo. teri terms. ~ OWNER.
545 shoTeham Bldg" Washington s. D c.
DasiRT as 0i REASONABLY PRICED property
on salt water, modern improve;
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90 ACRES with beautiful frontage on
pvt. estate within committing. distance
& E sss sfESs T's Soss
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fiefageU PIenty Of sSade trees. s: 800 cash and
lake over S1.400 note. Call SP. o1so.W
4 MODERN 6-rm and bath, summer and
winter home, with, long frontage on Kappa
hammock River, close to Chesapeake Bay:
tuI basement, hot-water oil heat, etc
lovely sand beach. Phone GL. S423,
PREFABRfCATED wood beach cottages,
to rooms, for immediate delivery; erected
fications with DUPONT IRON WORKS
Ma. s76S, 1166 18th st, NV. III