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The Republican., 1947-07-03
IN ME.MNRIAM

In loving remembrance of my dear
son, Miles Arthur Riggleman, who
was drowned July i, 1916
Gene Bat Never viii BE Forgotten
Deep in my heart lies a picture
Of a loved one lad to rest.
In memory's frame | shall keep it,
Because he was one Of the best.
Oh, what l would give to clasp yoM
hand,
Your dear, kind face to see,
Your loving smile, your welcome
voice,
That meant so much to met
In the Book Of Life there are memo
rieS
Of the happy moments we've known
You are gone, but the memory you
left
Is truly a value untold.
Sadly missed by his mother, Mrs
Daisie Rohlbaugh Riggicman.
There will be no crepe on the door
in heaven.
ADV. 19-1t''
The Republican., 1947-07-03
STOCK FARM FOR SALE

Consisting of 1856 acres, S4 in
pasture, S5 in farm land balance in
saw timber. Plenty of water, good
barn, 40 by 80, Groom house, base
ment, furnace heat, running water in
house and barn; electric.
Located one mile from U. S. so
near State Line. Ideal for dairy.
Known as the H. H. Beckman farm,
near Eglon, W. Va.
JOHN G. BECKMAN,
Eglon, W. Va.
ADV. 1S-4t*
Possession this fall.
The Republican., 1947-07-03

We want to extend Our sincere thanks
and apprcc alton to all friends and
ncighbors Tor Kindness and helpful
ness shown during the illness and fol-
lowing the death Of Jacob Boyer.
We also appreciate the thoughtful
ness Of those who gave flowers and
donated the use Of their automobiles
for the funeral service.
G. 4. Ashby and Friends,
The Republican., 1947-07-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett County. Maryland. Letters
Tcstamentary on the estate of
CHARLES U. EDWARDS
late of Garrett County, Maryland, deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated to
the subscriber, on or before the 3rd day of
January. l94S, they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons knowing themselves indebted TO
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this LIST day of July,
1947.
HARRY C. EDWARDS, Executor
Grantsville, Maryland
-Adv. 19-3t.
The Republican., 1947-07-03
Moral Integrity in
0u1 Everyday Lives

LESSON TEXT FOR JULY 6-Job IL;
27:l-5; al:1g-23
MEMORY SELECTION-Mv righteous.
ness hold fast, and will not let it go: my
heart shall no, reproach me so long as I
live.-Job 276
The Republican., 1947-07-03

Bernard NJ Baruch urged "Work
or fight" law in case Of another war
and urged that it be passed now'
since there would be no time to I'M
provise- should another war come,
The Republican., 1947-07-03
DEBT NOTICE

This is to give notice that I will
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted for by any one other than
myself. Marshall D. Biser, Mt Lake
Park.
ADV, 1857 alAa.AtAlMlal
The Republican., 1947-07-03

FOR SALE 614-foot kelvinator,
good running condition. Phone G8-R.
ADV 1S-3t*
FOR SALF-One homemade Trail
cl., 1896 Buick. See Ralph Leighton.
lIawkinson Tread.-Adv. 1874.
FOR WASHING and Simon,zing
automobiles cali on see Wayne John
son, phone 70, 81 Center streel.-Adv
lS-2t.
FOR SALE 1911 Master deluxe
2-door sedan Chevrolet. new tires,
good repair Dr. f. u. Custer, Phone
366, Oakland d-Adv. 1871
FOR SALE One 1898 Intemation-
al pickup with heater and overloaded
springs. Wayne Dewitt, Deer Park.
ADJ. 1921
FOR sALE-1939 Chevrolet truck.
H. good condition, priced low. Call
1G4-R, or write Warren Groves, Mt
Lake Park. Adv It,
FOR SALE-One 4-Row traction
potato sprayer. Clark Schlossnagle,
Fliondsville, Md. Phone PIP.
ADV. 1926.
FOR SALE-Good used machinery,
binders. hay leaders, threshing ma
chimes. See or write Robert T. Spajd,
Eglon, W. Va.-Adv. l5-6t*
FOR SALE-Four lake front lots.
so by 100; IN Green Glade section on
Deep Creek Lake. Apply to c. f. Nc
Robe, SWanton-Adv 1926"
FOR SALE-One and one-half ton
truck, good shape, low mileage, 7
A
The Republican., 1947-07-03
BY HAROLD !. LuNDouIsr, D. D.

BY HAROLD l. I"NDQUIsT. D. D.
Of the Moody Bible Institute, Chicago.
M ODERN problems may well be
= = solved by The principles found
in Old Testament Scripture. Man is
essentially the same as he always
has been: sin and temptation to evil
have only changed their outer trim
mings. Above all, the Word of God
is eternal in its validity and effec-
We learn from him and his ex-
pcrlcnccs that it 5 possible SO to
live by the grace of God, that he
can be pleased With our lives. That
is an encouraging fact. Job was
just a man, bu. he was a man who
was
l. Upright and Good (1:D.
SOME liberal critics of the Bible
- have tried to prove that job
was not a real man, but other Scrip
ture makes it clear that the words
there was a man" (v.D states a
fact. (See Eek. 14:I4 and 20;
James SID
He was a man with a large fam
lily, with great floclis and herds, and
so a man Of business, and the hus-
band and father in a growing and
active household But in it all he
was upright, and a good, God
fearing man.
Many make excuses for their
failure to serve the Lord. They
say that their business duties and
relationships make it just about
impossible. Others say that fam
lily situations and responsibilities
keep them from service and wor-
ship of the Lord.
The experience of Job eXpiodes
all such excuses and squaTely
faces us with the fact that it is
possible to live for God in the
midst Of the very circumstances
of modern life.
II. Tried and True (27:1-5).
4 FTER Job had lost his property,
ms Cl!IloIch ana even ms healIh'
three of his friends came to comfort
him. But they only added to his
sorrow by accusing him of being
sinful, and suffering only what he
deserved
=, Joo III 'hese verses IS Replying 10
of ad' ,oen U' ',e' a ~ 'llo nol5sn l"i Co 60
81 @ I1o;, G, dI pl'' I'.,o'9 ~ l; ~ Ioz.9 9o.of%
II ~ - 49, ~ 7a4o ---o, G ,4Do;[-l,t
onad n1t ,.;+h ',1 - l'' Ta,.J - " . u - :
~ ''' " '''' '''> l -
but even now WileH ne oIo hot
uiloeIStaho GCo GeaIileS' ana
his integrity. He would
not turn from the Lord, nor would
he be led off into Wickcdness.
II IS poSslO!e iof man 10 nc
oe"tCi az" ~ niuESe" anu pe"l,-
o4 %, ., ,.,'u 91mi eot tIb 4f,ot, '''e A' Ne
A''' ''o'o' ioi ~ '"'''
III. Kind and Fair (31:13-23).
FOB had been a rich man. but had
y not let his own prosperity dim
his eve so that he could not see the
need of his poor neighbor. He was
rot among those who, because they
are we'll fed, can see no point in all
the fuss about the hungry people
round about.
Tbara is eon,a4hino very fine and
of o,,, i,7i+a7ion born II ic
60 aasv 70 t9i,o Ighat we bava nc q
snociai favoT from, tbo Lord +o he
and nsod bv ne whom we
oIol1t ~ rncoani7o il &C = waiter of
for tba Tord
"
A vital part of real moral integ-
rity is the right use of posses
si0ns. Many a man or woman who
has passed all the other tests with
flying coIors comes to grief at
~ w ~ .s lo,
~. opiiltu@l aAo "4'iiiui N'l'
17-1o)'
HERE were plenty of tempta-
- tlons in Jobs day, as there are
now, to depart from the worship OF
the true God to other modes OF
devotion.
The worship of the sun was COM
mon. and Jeremiah AIT shows
VICE devotion TO aStfology IN our
The Republican., 1947-07-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The object of this proceeding is to
secure the foreclosure of all rights OF
redemption in the following described
property. which was sold by the Col
lector of Taxes for the County Of
Garrett and the State of Maryland
to the plaintiff in this proceeding:
One-half interest of the Edward H.
Sincell Estate in so acres Of land in
Election District No. Of Garrett
County, Maryland, assessed to John
T. Mitchell and Edward H. Sincell.
being Military Lot No. 1409, the said
one-half interest being the same which
was conveyed to Edward II. Sincell
by deed from John f. Mitchell ct uX.
dated September 25th, 1906, and re
corded in Liber f. Z. T. No. 81, folio
IL, etc, one of the Land Records of
Garrett County, Maryland.
The bill states, among other things,
that the amounts necessary for re-
demption have not been paid, although
more than one year and one day
from date of sale has expired.
ORDER OF COURT
1t is thereupon, this 9th day of
June, 1947, by the Circuit Court for
Garrett County, Maryland, in Equity,
ORDERED that notice be given by
the insertion of copy of this Order in
some newspaper having general cir
culation in Garrett County, Maryland,
once week for four successive weeks,
warning all persons interested in the
said property to be and appear in
this Court by the 1st day Of Septem-
Der, 1947. and redeem the property
and answer the bill Of complaint, or
thereafter a final decree will be rem
dered foreclosing all rights of re-
demption in the property, and vesting
in the plaintiff a title free and clear
of all encumberances.
RICHARD L. DAVIS,
True copy. Clerk.
Test: Richard L. Davis, Clerk.
The Republican., 1947-07-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF SMALL ESTATES

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE to any person
having any claim against
STELLA G.. SCHOOLEY
late of Garrett County, Maryland. deceased,
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers there
Of duly authenticated, to the herein below
named Small Estate Petitioner of such de-
cedents estate on or before the date indicated
therefor; they may otherwise by law be eX-
cluded from all benefit of said estate
Final date for claims August 3, 1947.
BELLE II. NINE. Petitioner.
Mt. Lake Park, Maryland.
ADV. 19-3t
The Republican., 1947-07-03
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
JULY 7 and s, 1947
By order of the Board.
The Republican., 1947-07-03

EDITORS NOTE Lesson subjects and
Scripture texts selected and copyrighted
by International CoaacH OF Religious Edu-
cation: used by permission.
The Republican., 1947-07-03
DEBT NOTICE

This is to give notice that I will
not be responsible for any debts other
than those contracted by myself.
w. H. Hartman,
Route /, Oakland, Nd.
ADV. 1885,
The Republican., 1947-07-03

1t is possible fer a man to be
beaten and bruised and bewil-
dered, and still true TO the Lord.
Let's never forget that!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08
LAWSON ON YIN
FORUM
SUNDAY

S, Antoine YMCA Forum W..
present Belios5 \ Lawson. an
SUNDAY March 2 a, . m. Ire
S@c'ect VII! be Behind GOO
Back
Beitord Lawson is a prom.-
rent attorney q Washington. y
{ ara for the past TWO wears
Hss been general pscSScct Of
Ire A.phs Pr A.pss Fraternity.
Tie has travelled extensively
snc IS ar ciocGert oeslor
he Wl, ce sponsored bv the
Gsr1.s LAMBDA Charter u the
Detroit Alpha Pr, Alpha Fca-
te-n,iv Lonnle Saunders. chair.
man q the Publlc Affairs Com.
r,!ttee for the Fraternity Wall
p-ssycc az this meeting.
Invitations Will be extended 70
az q ire college fraterniues
ard so.orlt.es in the CITY as we'll
as the general public % oe
present and hear iris prominent
young man Dr.. Ted White is
president q the local chapter
and every alpha man IN Detrol;
Is expected % be present and
hear their general president
TIE P-bAe IS cordially invli-
ed, admission Is free
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08
BETHEL WOMEN
GIVE PAGEANT

A're @14n ouo persons VII
re>Seo gre nc most beautiful
f1 ,~ pases1is eNe- 10
81 - re city when
re san Missionary SOCIETY," q
rf;2e Alb ta@scH presented
saesa- ercrr- re United
N5ii5Hs S-115N 1.e7;.
a- rr IRE prog am
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

Mar will be ne subject q
the LeSson-Segmon IN all Chris
tar Science churches through
o.; TIE world OF Sunday. March
Ire Golden Text (Ronans s
- IS AS many as are LED by
the Sp.-it q Goa, they are me
sons ~ God.
Among the BIBLE citations Is
this passage Psalms 1858
4 have cailG upon thee. 70,
thou vii, hear me. o Coo ~
cline tame ear unto ME. ar,
hear MY speech. AS Tor ne +
vii benold thv face II -,rr,.
ecusneSs. shall De satisfied
when ! awake. With Thy Ike.
ness
Co--elat.ve passages 70 b
read from The CHRISTIAN Science
'sNte x Science and HEATH
with Key % the Sc-iptures" by
Mari Baker EDDY include the
following IL 1Ss God express
es II man the Infinite !5ea sor.
eve- developing i,sen. h-,s5 der
irS ard -isir- higher ara A.Eh
e. from a bcGri.ess bass Mi-c
uanites,s al iAat exists N the
intin,uas G. Truth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08
NEW CALVARY ORGAN
PLAYED IN RECITAL

me Organ recital On Fec-u-
s-v - featuring the rev
SIS 900 o-Ean az Calvary Bap-
t.st Church. vas cons 1crc1 a
SPLENDID success Grace z Wales
rendered a h-ililsr; perform arse
showing r-ss;e-ful ability ard
s-owlsdEe q re- wo-k Clt-
standing was re- rendition -
I-5,sn Love Call ana I'm
,s-dis" o. : Sibe,Ius which
ed ne audience srellc-gni
These TWO p,soes b,cuE~. CUT
TIRE besuty q the c-rsn and
gave TIE audience ar opccVtu-
-i-v % hear the different stops
Us Wales son also ass .sted
hen ani was VERY happy 20 be
s-t.i~r I'D thc Console with his
ferols mother
BENJAMIN J WsiiCs he well
known tenor REVIVED a Ersnd
ovation tor MS cesuu'ul sing
irE Among ne r-w ocrs he
ssng were. Ada ard I Got
rr- o. Notl.nC - F--Cv
ana Bcss Pc Nss 7-cscicd
ct Vera Carl
Rev Joseph 7. Th5uss the
M-is.c- e Music ard CcEsnist
% Calvary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08
MARRIAGE
LICENSES

rcce.ved during pe-!oa - Feb
r-a~v 1871. Ias1 inclusive rv
CASPAR J LINGEMAN. Wayne
County Clerk
EAls Garter Louise LcnE
Jsyres a. Taylor Minnie I Can.
ron
Loves Brewe-. Tae.ra Baker
Llc,~s -cwr,ar Della Wr;Eh;
Jerome : Wells Cecilia 3
yre5e lex sao,klsy winifrea
Hews-5 Gay j sadie WI.
lars
cle5pa.s Bola-, Lille NJ Dan.
BacS Brown, Augusta " RISER
A.ihis 7 Waste Ny.s " Gull
L4,ae- M,ne-. Ruby L ceae-ly
Wslier w.nga,e. Ciev.e A joan
Lou, Haley, il, Dorothy NJ
Carson
Jaoes 5 ne-y Lou.se G.ssoa
Leo C5-ca. Matilda Slspscn
Rsic 2 DAVIS. u. Carrie Z
Scl5de-s
wilGe -4ssle. Dorothy Bad
v-a
Isaac KEYS. Susan F-azier
Oscar QGs,leS Eva & Whee Ter
Ben ! Ts3mas. A,eiha White
Elr'ore Everett Pesrl.e Seasley
William II Simpson. Elizabeth
" Bates
Geo e a Plait Mary Z Walke-
Waite GRAY, Alle;te Harper
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08
NEW CHURCH
ASBANQUET

The United Christian church
climaxed Friday night the NJ.
cupancy of its new building !,
10th and Forest with IFS l0S
annual banquet, attended by
church dignitaries from the en-.
tire city.
The banquet was chalred by
the Rev. Robert L. Jordan. The
church pastor. Principal peak.
or was the Rev. Louis o. Misk
pastor Of the East Grand Boule.
ward Christian church.
Among the prominent church
leaders present were the Rev
Carlyle Watterworth. North.
western Christian church. A Y
Cawhorn; Harvey C. Setter.
waite, president of Genital
Woodward Christian Churct and
C. a. Smith member Of the
board OF elders Of the Christian
church
The guests were seated - 2
tables, representing the n nihs
Of the year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08
Embree To Speak
At Tuskegee Day

LsSe Eces FcG-Ie-s Nav
sce SCr c- Sunosy Na-ch co.
FL D Elw,, z E~c -
r i. re J@l.as Sosen.
E- author - Brown
A~-e--7 "Col-- ans De-,---a.
~s7 Biology ara Ra-
ca. W--e. a1i TIE Co.spse
e.. ~c:;c- Tenancy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08
SECOND BAPTIST
AL Monroe Sfreef

lNne sermon sunday morning
bN the p8s,cg the Rev 4 a.
BanNS was heard by an over
flowing conggC sation, when he
supplied h,, pulpit on the theme
Marked Men The Rev Mr.
Banks cheese BIS text tycm Gcn.
sis
Man is ma!Nea hy SIN FOR
preservation 90 ov punished oy
Nios Stone asserted The Rev.
~ BankS
one ~ tbs pan.Shnvnis. de-
C.ac5 L. peS, .n has conC.ud-
ak ecris * living ~ q
GS0n W / lgcatcG IS Grl
The wast H Sones IVES farm
,Hcd So ,GC SJn.1 Chc., and
SeNcc5 Sapi>, chorus. - new
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08
MINISTERS OBSERVE
PATRIOTIC DAY"

Patriotic Day. at the Ban.
fist Ministers Conference win
be held on Tuesday. Magcs IS
at II am. az the Baptist Train.
ing School. Joseph Campau and
Arndt.
Judges Of the Recorders c 4rt
and Charles r. A, Smith. n-r.
nee for Recorders Judge. wl
be among the speakers The
public is invited to attend TIE
meeting.
The conference meets every
Tuesday at II am al the sca-..
under the Craftsmanship 81 Dr.
T. T Undertake. The Rev ".
". Richardson is secretssv.
Meetings are open to the public
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08
Usher Board At
Anniversary

Tee CIV Usher BNari Union
WIZ ~ 80 Net-cro cr-..ch.
.54S z rt,y. - 24s sun.
cay Ma-ch 70 % help ce,e-
h-ste the anniversary & the
C. arch 5 usher board
The union meets every second
ard fourth THURSDAY az ire S.
Antoine YMCA az 7.4S pn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08

Joseph r Taylor. sophronla
Howard
X { Byrd. Leila Cooper
EoEar . Nance. Barney "
Watkins
John . DeBardeleben. N,larec
Holly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08
-IN"N y II fiI-.-S. Iles-.
ST. STEPHENS AME CHURCH
Cobb q. Stanford 81.

Las; SUNDAY morning. TIE
Rev ! D Howell delivered a
.e-y help:~l ana inspiring mes
sEc HIS ,eXt was p-.ofii.es -
Lent. Matthew $50 u MS res.
sage re MADE az apes. 20 re
pecp.e % e-g ne tar',ly a..ar
caeN INFO me sca.e Seek Ne
t..si me N.nE55n q Goa. was
Is sue. Cct
Al cpea door was eN;en5ei.
sra MANY were ece.ye6 Nc-e
team e.Est hundred ece.ve5
-~7,-c.cr az cu- morning ser.
N.ces
The se-l-ce eHSe5 W,A yery
cea--t- sslec.cn D1sN Ne
Nes.e. .e3 oy ire Ser.cr
TIE p-ol.c IS cordially .av.t.
g - s.,sc- a.. services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08
3!I!E32SE3
BY Isaac Jones

hverea by the pastor. the Rev.
jonathan 4. DANES
Al 80 pm the Rev John
4 Gicsg presiding bishop 81
The Fourth Episcopal District
Will oe the speaker az the eve
n!ng service
SUNDAY aftC noon az 500 p ~.
the Chcr anG congregation Will
make 4 pilgrimage 10 Vernon
Chapel AM ehu.ch " which
the Rev Alkens is minister,
where they VII ,cin IN the ded-
,catlon services The Rev. J. a.
Abraham. aSslSian, pastor ~
Bethel AME ch4rch Wlll preach
a, Vernon Chapel AME church.
or SUNDAY morning
Fuday night March =. the
S,sWQnairCS n THE LITTLE
WHITE CHURCH viii De pre-
scented by me Ncuag Adult For
g23 az Bethel AME church. cor
nCr ~ - Antoine and Frederick
81 s Q9 pIu Come out and hear
these nationally and information
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08

When disoomforts Of colds make chil.
tren feel 80 miserable. many Young
mother. now rub on PENETRO for
auick-aetine rebel It's 20 clean and
shile - pleasau, 20 use and 80 effec-
i've, PENETRO'S nodern-type. nedi-
cated vapors s-e released CT once 10 bring
soothing relief TO irrl,sted upper bron-
chiAl tubes, clear ire head, relieve SIRE
,arosi, help quiet the coughing Of colas.
Modern mothers everyw here are chang.
Evening star., 1947-01-27
LOTS FOR SALE tcont. ls

ATTENTION; BUILDERS lots 100 #.
close to transp., city water. electricity.
Erwin REALTY CO, Hyattsville o334.
REauTffuL sEaf MA ~ 2WadoopMooR. Silver Springs
200 individually designed dwellings re-
e ltes e to x a fees Wde as low as 81 100
ali utilities: Woodmoor shopping center is
aos sS5 ssrRiar Reaior PAS "a ssod sn request
SILVER sPRfNG@5 weii-iocated lots; 3 at
sssh aRS At REa so9 sSsh 'efns co
CHEvERLY, MD.-Sl,7o wooded lot, 55x
lao; all Engagements, payed street.
eREsTWoobSazft sHT S I esss sailslns m p' ot on up
stricted and developed subdivision: located
10Th st. and adjacent to Rock Creek Park;
home section and homesite to please the
esdn psbG s2 f eSfns sos for 5 FxRt e
HILLCREsT, on Highwood drive Sc
HARTMAN w REALTY, isSD' INC. c. 1345 8 GOOD
oSpe 81 EAST a; s SIDE of Both st. NV, north
Of T. corner of alley in row-house neigh
borhood, its elevation commands distant
Bsw Houses Of pFeed FSe9 soT or HER
SfSx MAN SCHMIDT woodward Bids. .-ss "a
8 WOODED LOTS on hillside overlook 2l:
street. sewer and water up to but not in
front OF these lots. Especially suitable
for several good houses will face apart. apart
Woodward Bldg. MA. 9:57. rs
HAWTHORN-A beautifully planned. re-
stricted subdivision, located adjacent to-
. ocLr "a n u WASHINGTON,
of any size and grade to meet your nome.
site requirements; make your selection now
sfoSf s4e IF rSsaE EDSaRD sfS Ems
Velopers, OR. 2244. ~
ONE BLK OFF BRADLEY BLVD.--Beauti-
full wooded homesites minimum frontase
protection; close to stores, schools, bus;
Street; pi tee from 81 45o up; may be bought on
see weekdays or Sunday. E. NJ FRY. INC;
Realtor, 724o Wis ave" Bethesda, Mo'
corner lot else5 and sIs sysl TReioIo
REALfY AL CO., Me, a 1871. .,o nssr Is e..
bama ave and 18th st. Sc; ground is level
al shd oe fif4f IA part paT Hoaf ca ALVIN RR Really
EX 5S40. -
SILVER sPRNG-several desirable home
sites; 2 lots, in Dale dr.. and Hartford ave
S0x125; j lot. near Sligo ave. and Piney
Branch rd.. 70x200; 9 lots, near Flower
ST 200 and S2,1O0 For further informa-
ton, call A. j. KESSINGER & CO, Real
tors. 8634 Colesville rd., SH.. 4544. Il
WOODBRIDGE, near 26th and Hamlin SITS. I
ne-45xI20. with stone wall; $3.50,
terms. Office open l to pm. VIM. r.
THOROWGOOD. 2024 r. /. ave. ne. DE.
LOTS-l34 of the best in Arlington: Just
q few hundred yards from Washington Golf
and Country Club; all facilities available,
ready for development; excellent opportu-
nifty for developer of better-type homes:
price and terms reasonable. KELLEY &
BRANNER, DI. 7740; evenings, WI 6s4a
SUMNER and Wade I'd.
ee., one block off Nichols ave.-Zoned for
fats: $3.50 down. MA 140S, RA. 1l6l.
Evening star., 1947-01-27
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

NEAR WHITE OAK and new Naval loG Ord, d,
nance plant; over 100 acres; may sell VI N
two TRACTS about 80 acr acres each; l.. W.
81 N32MA'o ACRES OR Hos4 MORE, 500 an aere; 15oo
ft:, front on State rd,' close to Rt 30; ~
FINE FIN feTth'e ToeAfioN MtS FOE FOE aoMEEio acre
and and part part wood; view of valley and noun
ne sa1e co@munitS 9Hnn ss5oo s:" esch MISS KING
sH slAcRE RE- HoMEsIrE. short distance off
paved road in colesville area; high s eieEa- IVA
ton with WOODS and stTeam Iea .rd p. srss ro"
SH. 69l6, Mr.. Romer.. -
SEVERAL TRACTS, ranging from acres
to $50 acres located in so afnst9n trsc} ba1e ave
spssf seWef sub subdiyision @ or small estates;
s9naPIs en- may 4{s H sunday or
4I01 weekdays. FRANCES POWELL HILL
NEAR s99S @GSo FouR r. HojooRNERs-ee acres level
burg I'd: ideal for subdivision. gan
ALy5N BEATTY CO 2.EM EX 5Sh6ivis,on 5s4E fS ifact
ington; ,2OG-ft frontage on paved high,
way between Annandale and FairlaX. a
5ss 5ssh 1Hs snd r St' RsE
6shs osfso55 IS &c heREs s.g Just off the new Military
hwy. 2 miles from D. C. line; 4-room
house and well, mostly wooded d.s%sm9 good 1n
S10,50O. terms. WEST REAL ESTATE,
PRINCE PR5SSc GEORGES COUNTY. near Mary
Price, IsiSu S4 5000. Once open j to 8 pm.
VIM r. THoRoWGooD 2024 R, I. ave.
COIoRED -GNUSAL INVESTMENT = 30
acres. S65 an acre. !5 minutes drive G.
line, Md; wooded Finest type soil. Make
nermanent income RE 299S.