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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
FiUe Register For
Scholarship Tests

Five high school seniors will take
scholarship tests Saturday offered at
Lima Central high school. Marilyn
Fett, Norman White, Harriet Burk-
hart, Ted Bauman and Dora Jean
Luginbuhl will take comprehensive
examinations in mathematics, science,
English, social science and current
events. Those attaining a certain
level will receive scholarships to one
of the several state universities.
Principal Gerhard Buhler will ac-
company the local entrees and assist
in administering the tests.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Former Resident
Dies In Chicago

Hod Waltz, native of Bluffton
and the son of Hiram Waltz, a pi-
oneer Bluffton stock buyer, died un-
expectedly last Sunday at his home
in Chicago, according to word re-
ceived here this week by a cousin,
M. NJ. Murray, of Cherry street.
The Waltz family formerly lived
in a home on the present site of the
Bluffton post office, and mother of
the deceased was a sister of George
Tipton. former Bluffton band master
and restaurant operator.
Waltz was found dead Sunday in
the bath tub of his, Chicago home.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
DIESEL ENGINES
PUT IN SERVICE ON
A. C. &Y. RAILROAD
First of New Oil Burning Loco
motives Goes Through
Town Thursday
Nickel Plate Expected to Begin
Operation of Diesels This
Spring

Inaugurating the transition period
ending the reign of steam-powered
engines linked with railroading for
more than century, the A. C. and
Y. railroad has put its first diesel
electric Locomotive in operation on
a regular run through Blufftou.
Local residents here became
aware of operation of the powerful
diesel locomotive when they heard
the hoarse blast Of its whistle and
the throbbing OF its motors, as it
went through rBluffton on a freight
run, last Thursday.
Used on freight and passenger
runs between Akron and Delphos,
and passing through Bluffton, the
A. C. and Y. diesel is the first of a
fleet which will be in operation on
the road as soon as manufacturers
can deliver others.
Oil burning diesels also will be
used on the Nickel Plate railroad
through Bluffton, beginning early
this spring, according to present
plans. First use of the diesel
locomotives will be on the Cleveland
st. Louis fast train which pass
through here in early morning and
late evening.
In preparing for the switch to
diesel-powered trains, the Nickel
Plate operated a diesel locomotive
through Bluffton on a demonstration
run, late last summer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05

climbed above the freezing mark
for the first time in ID days, and
milder weather continued through
Tuesday.
Effects of the sustained cold wave,
however, were in evidence the first
of the week as municipal water
works employees found themselves
busy thawing out frozen water lines.
Freezing mains gave little trouble
during the coolest weather, but after
abatement Of the weather set in
frost driven deeper into the ground
resulted in frozen pipes, principally
near the end of mains.
Frozen water lines on farms We're
the cause of bewilderment in local
hardware stores during the last
week when the sale of garden hose
suddenly began booming. The ex-
PLANTATION was that farmers are US
ing the hose to run water from their
house pumps to water tanks, after
frozen lines in' the ground made it
impossible to pipe the water to the
tanks.
Tuesday nights snowfall, begin
ming shortly before dusk, left an
other thick blanket on the ground.
Driving was hazardous on streets
covered with an icy coating remain
ing from the Saturday blizzard of
10 days ago, as the snowfall added
to traffic hazards.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Lions Club Observes 18th Charter
AnniyersaryAt At Dinner Tuesday Night

Celebrating their 18th Charter an
niversary, Bluffton Lions club Tues
day night entertained a group Of
more than 100 including women
guests at a dinner meeting in the
Walnut Grill. -
Eleven new paeinbers were induct-
ed into the club by Dwight Murray
of Findlay, former Bluffton resident,
who is District Lions governof.
Other district and state officers were
here.
Forrest L. Steinman was toast
master for a program which incltd-
ed an address by Mack Sauer, hu-
morist and editor of the Leesburg,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
$4,000 In Taxes
Is Collected Here

Bluffton owners of real estate paid
approximately $4,000 on the
December tax, according to incom-
plete reports, it was stated by
deputies from the Allen county
treasurer's office who were at the
Citizens National bank Tuesday and
Wednesday to receive payments.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05

Ohio, weekly newspaper. Groaip
singing was led By Russell Az, Lantz
and Rev. Paul Cramer asked the in
vocation.
An attractive Valentine m o til
characterized the table settings and
dining room decorations for the
event.
Officers of sae eoeaI club include
DIV. Bixler, president; L. L. Ram
seyer, first vio~presiaent; Robert
Nonnamaker, second vice-president
Stanley BasffIgef, third vice-presi-
dent; Paul Cramer, secretary-treas-
urer; Clair Fett, tail twister, and
A. Dwight Spayth, lion tanner.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
To Hold Opening
In NetU Location

Formal opening Saturday in its
new location on South Main street
has been announced by the Art
Amstutz grocery, formerly operating
under the name of Barnes grocery.
The store was recently moved
from its previous location on North
Main street into the Hankish room
recently occupied by the Gamble
store adjoining the Hauenstein &
Son pharmacy.
Arthur Amstutz, the proprietor
has announced number of special
ties for the opening day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Grip of Protracted Cold Wave
Broken First OF Week
Another Predicted
Heavy Snowfall Tuesday Night
Preserves Wintry Setting
Locally

Warm weather Monday and Tues
day of this week brought welcome
respite from a cold wave that for
two weeks drove the mercury to
marks near or below zero daily, al
though heavy snowfall Tuesday
night and predictions of another
cold wave maintained Bluffton's
wintry setting.
A semblance of return to normal
winter weather came Monday after
noon when Bluffton temperatures
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
March OF Dimes
Canapdign Extended

Extension of the March of Dimes
campaign to raise funds for the
treatment of infantile paralysis thru
February Q was announced this week
by the Bluffton Lions club, sponsor
of the drive locally.
Decision to extend the collection
period is effective throughout all of
Allen county because of late start
in launching this years campaign.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Bob BurkhOLder Is
Star In o. s. u. Win

Ohio State cagers knocked the
University of Michigan out of the
lead in the Big Nine championship
race Monday night with an inspired
10 to 66 victory at Columbus in
which Buttons Bob Burkholder was
star performer for the Buckeyes.
Hitting on midfoor shots from his
guard position, Burkholder notched
Is points. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Burkholder, west
of Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
AT PLUMBERS CONVENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. George Rauenbuhler
of North Main street are in Youngs-
town this week attending the seth
annual state convention of the Ohio
Master Plumbers. Mrs. Rauenbuhler
is representing members at large on
the state board of the Ladies Aux
iliary. -s
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Nail Service Linc0ln's.
Birthday; Bank Closes

Mail will be delivered and windows
at the postoffice will be open as
usual on Thursday, February L,
Lineoln's birthday, it was stated by
Postmaster Ed Reichenbach this
week. The Citizens National bank,
however, viii be closed for the day..
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
BLUFFTON MARKETS
Wednesday Morning

Grain (bushel prices) - Wheat
S2.85; corn $3.50; oats $1.25; soys,
1886.
Poultry-Heavy hens 27c; leghorn
hens 19c; stays BE.
Eggs-Large whites 43c; large
browns 41c; medium whites 39c;
medium browns SIC; pullets 34c.
Butterfat-S9c.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
HIGH COSTS and.
MARKET HAZARDS
HIT CATTLE MEN
Cattle Feeding in Button Area
Drops to New Low Mark
This Winter
Farmers Abandon Feeding Pro-
gram as Possibility of Pro-
fit Vanishes

Cattle feeding is at its lowest ebh
in years on Bluffton area farms this
winter, another evidence of farmer
unwillingness to gamble on feeding
high-priced corn to livestock at
time when he can obtain an excellent
cash return simply by marketing the
grain.
Feed lots were not as heavily
stocked with cattle to begin with
last fall, but the livestock population
is dwindling rapidly as the winter
progresses because of talk of ration
ing, and farm anxiety over not
wanting cattle on hand If govern
ment controls are applied.
As a consequence, the normal
BltaFton area farming practice Of
lraising corn in the summer and
Feeding it to hogs and cattle in the
winter has been almost completely
reversed this year.
Cattle Average 81 p$25 -
With prices paid to,afarmers for
cattle averaging from sci to SIS
per hundred, the price Of feed is out
of line, farm observers~ point out,
and stockmen who started the winter
with herds are selling hem as soon
as animals are marketaAfe. II
The $40 cattle menticAed in news 4
paper headlines cannot.he confused
with prices the avera 1snner OBJ
tains, it further was phsated out, for !
surveys show that price paid for
choice lots comprise less than one
half per cent of all receipts at
markets. @
Price of $40 per hundred is for
premium grades only, and no one
around here receives payment even
approaching that figure except calf
club boys who spend 4 lot of time
on their feeding projects by and
large p to % cents covers the bulk
of cattle marketed locally. a
Feed Too High
This represents an inadequate re-
turn for the risks involved, in the
opinion of most farm operators, who
point to high feed prices represented
by corn at $3.50 bushel; oats at
$1.25; wheat at So, and mixed hay
at $50.
Pointing out the hazards involved
in high-priced feeding programs,
older operators recall what happened
in 1882 when livestock prices broke,
and feeders lost heavily because of
high priced initial investment in buy
ing stock, plus an additional loss on
costly feed.
Altho the cattle population is at
an all-time modern low level, cur
tailment of cattle feeding has not
been as pronounced as the decline in
hog production, since it is more
practicable to feed the soft corn of
last falls crop to cattle.
Immature corn can be handled in
cattle feeding much better than with
hogs, and those with sizable quanti-
ties of soft corn have maintained
cattle herds as a means of utilizing
the grain to their advantage.
In the meantime, consumers also
have taken heed of talk Of impend-
ing meat rationing, and those with
frozen food lockers have been max
ing heavy purchases to build up a
supply. Most lockers are reported
jammed to capacity in anticipation
of any rationing move that may be
made by the government.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Boy Scouts To Haze
Wind0tU Display Here

Tn observance of national Boy
Scout week, Feb. to II, Button
troops will have a window display
in the business section featuring the
work of scouts and objectives of
scouting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05

Followers of the Grounding
weather forecast got small
comfort Monday when a bright
sun signalled six weeks more of
winter, according to the tradi-
tion.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05

Man has learned to deal with near
ly all nature except human nature.
He has explored the universe but
does not know himself.
Thomas Z. Dewey
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05

1t is with man as with horses;
those that do the most prancing
make the least progress.
Baron de Strassart
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Improved Rest Rooms, Jail May Come
From Council Inspection OF Town Hall
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5zG;s3E:5i'sS}po!j

EDITORS NoTE-This is one
of series Of articles to appear
in the Blufton Netos dealing
a0ith early Ohio history. Others
soiu appear in Forthcoming
issues.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Births

The following births at Bluffton
hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rusmeisel,
Lima, a girl, Mary 10, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffith, Ada,
a boy, James Alan, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Basinger,
Columbus Grove, a boy, James Alan,
Saturday. Mrs. Basinger is the
former Harriet Burkholder of Bluff
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Weih-
raueh, Jenera, a girl, Marilyn Lou,
Use, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olan Herr, Lima, q
boy, David Wayne, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Farms.
worth, Laramie, Wyoming, girl
Jane, at Laramie hospital, Friday
Mrs. Farnsworth is the former Mary
Alice Geiger, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Millen Geiger Of Bluffton.
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HOUSES uNFuRhishEp.

WITH sesk from m''fs bus f.S% sna
LOVELY 6-RM. HOUSE with bedrms., 2
in gar % R8. 1854 Ex. ao4o, ' Eat s1o SsIs Ss1
TAKoMA PARK: MD.--Modern bungalow;
. rms. and bath, with lge. attic; partly
inrn; a incl baby grand piano. OIL heat.
DETAcHEaDes BRICK. Rfef ehSs Srsnd-new. large
rms, = tile bathrooms, concrete front
garage; rental. Sl75 mo Inquire GEORGE
l. BoRGER, 643 Indiana ave. NV. Ma.
CoMPLETELY FURNIsHED-western ave.
home contains 3 bedrms. 2 baths on
2nd FIR, and finished bedrm. on 3rd fir;
SHsS0 per w1 mo sun ,tn and ewes vnzE eal M
poRFER co: NC. oI. o. $3.50. y ~ Ms
house, with attic. oil neat, on 16Oxl1O it.
live and conduct Business on on 1st moor;
ii.l NO: JEFFERSON ST. Arl, Va. wyn-
fast nook, sun rm., bdrm.. bath; ) bdrms.
and bath, End floor; oil h.-w:h:; detached
Tsesg 6esk from 1Is s76 per
RENT FREE to reliable adults; owner de-
slres room and board; six-room cor. house.
fovEIY FURNISHED o-RooM house;
Rosemont section no children; S125 mo.
BRICK, rms. 2 lRe. bedrms.. rec rm,
built-ln gar. 1enceo yaro, bus 2 blks.,
shopping blks.: 25 minis: from Pa. ave;
S135 mo. Directions: 912 Haddon dr. ,
laKoma. Md. Call SA. 4764 10
BEAUTIFUL detached home; 1st a., lge
living room. lge. dining room, den. modern
Sltehen. screened porch: 2nd A.. 8 large
bedrooms. sleeping porch, IA baths: 3rd
n. one large finished room; very large back
yard. Rent S265 mo.
ATHEY & co.
927 18th st. NV, Elk. 1871; ewes, DE
1870. 81
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FBl AGENT. wife, child under 3. desire
esss cASApfAN iSfa,sd D1rE6MAT S tfsd family desire
bedroom house. furn. or unfurn,, for Dec.
yearly lease. WI. 1871 81
house in nice neighborhood. Arl. pref, 8
children, 81 80 limit. OIL 1882 -9
ENGLISH COUPLE, small family, require
immediately tastefully furnished house OF
character preferably Georgetown or SIM
liar locality; antiques and good decoration
appreciated; 3 bedrooms, . bathrooms,
years lease or longer; will pay up to
$3.50 mo. Phone AID. 070U. Ext. 302-D.
RESPONSIBLE OFFICIAL. desires to rent
small furnished house NV. or Chevy Chase.
telephone office EX. $3.50, Ext .063;
ewes. Sat, Sun. WO. $500, Ext. 4l6. -
POP is TRANSFERRING to washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue) on or about
December !. l9iS, needs a place for us
and nom and big sister tsge 6l2I. would
like TO lease OF suitcase house or
apartment close to grade school. for up
to Sll0 per month. Can do? Laurie Ann
and Linda Sue (age % Box 369-E, Star.
UNFURNISHED or bedrm. house or
spt accessible to Chevy Chase Jr. College.
Alexandria 1882. r"
ANY TYPE House OR APT. within 15
mi. OF D. C.. Will repair, decorate. s mos
rent in advance. Phone Gsithersburs
64l-W-I. 80
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-south.a,,

CONGRESS HEIGHTS II Semi detached
ca1c opleEi o., rooms and bath, full basement
tile flooring; rear entrance from basement
to lovely yard: gas air-conditioned heat;
immaculate. INN new-house condition; conven-
IS; <. $sS{; s,s MARsHALl T. WApLE VA H'@sn, co,,
HiIdfssfR.x Hi fth s. New Pa Sri:F ss4g BUNGALOW,
closets. picture windows, storage storage tt attics.
baths. BuiIt-in garages. Ready as ioS for i'm. hna
:rb fss66EKsnisasly s6KgEss VII lIoessf ase
1854 1854 e11s TxLsERrs ahR sun TERRACE s.E.-AAss.-
heat; sIo,750 Cash 81 800. si, Balance D like like
SANDERS: r. 1858; ewes. VI. vPDtj osso. scols ps
Heishts: detached white frame. sonsnsss rooms,
acTh a1y h; tsassa sa'ssa Iot $40 $5o Terms Sc Sc
CoNvENIENT TO Andrews dsSUs Field, exc
enod;x e9nd; semi-det aina let: brick. 3 bedrm home
CHAPMAN REALTY CO o. 'A'' re- @s -oso
TWO FAMILY DUPLEx-Just south of
hifhiand II ei,, ,theater: modern rms. kit, and
pHILLiFs, No: sSS 5soo aaTn tii pm Ihos 5sis L
sEAUTiEuLn WHITE BRICK bups. omen
fireplace, equipped kitchen, full basement,
gas heat. summer-winter hookup; large
lot, 10 sGddsd; street and sidewalk; orna-
mehtal men III Taiis; e. dream; s135oo; $500
JUST Off 81 RIDGE RoAD-4oo4 D >" st.,
new semidet. brick. 8 rms, 3 bedrms, tiled
VI'n; W c-Ss Sene1ian blinds gas heat. full bsmt.
Mss.In sS 4O,s .sm;g,t ST. sEoDsn s;;ct sunday
ha
n 4iszISS ISspds iiEsps : 'fs sr5ftR eli s'
brief inactivity. due to other business
commitments, has again taken over full
friendly M seryee the ns ssne Sld auck aa
estate s., t. service. s.as T. D: BuRoEss, Resi
sa5e open .vtns Is.4 and ea SUNDAYS nss Sc VI Gsos
NEAR EAsTEkN HIGH Schools rooms
snrrs ana tile bath. furnished, ami, coal
convenient to churches, schools, stores
and transportation; immediate occupancy,
Call AT. 1855. between and s pm. or
1900 BLOCK send '."shs. ST. s.E.-pesifsble
!-Tm; detached brick home; ia baths.
iul basement. oil h.-wh;; excel. eondi-
WOOD, Ex. 411s: ewes. and Sun Sun. Ak.
Heishts; He lovely brick. semidet.; Al con-
sEEs 1as Really se CO. 5.'f RR Gs% sso
FoUR-FAMILY APT. MODERN BLDG. in
sScslens condition located two blocks from
turn on $500 investment. EDWARD F.
sIpPLEi SIp ppIr " 1920 Ex: 1853; -
and and s53 s5s per per, month; Why pay rent when
near the D. C. line, on terms like these
Asbestos shingle; 8 rms: and bath, oil
h;-w:h.. 40x2O0 it. lot. Don't delay. AN
ave. Sc. FIR. 1857 till pm 10
1919 A ST. S.E.-semidetached brick: s
complete spts. plus garages income $3.50
monthly from these IA rms. and 3 baths.
partly furnished; with h:.w.h:. truly a
great investment at only 1850. $4,000
down. ANNENBERG REALTY CO. aOsa
fhhSiNG fishSls aye. Eun Sc, FR S357. 10,
pr Driek home Of cheerful rooms liz
" Stb equipped .tan. lte5. kitehen psnesd rec rm
al copper plumbing and suffering, gas
sh,ds h;Th' outstpsndiaE setting With ise:
for fHor Syhisak Syisk sal. sale, Terms. T. b. BURGESS,
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AovIke, PACKING and STORAGE.

FURNITURE vAN-Two expert movers: So
hour; every piece guaranteed against dam
eEe. ANACOSTIA MOVERS. AK. 6446.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
nF low %ss as
50, per month. Local moving and Va.
hauling. For service, call TIE Bliss: Sun
and ewes, TIE 1888, SAFETY STG. g.
MOVING, careful handling by experienced
veterans; reasonable rates; free estimates.
MSyISS sSHTS ca xNR aSTLISs' 5sasonable rates.
b 3. : ri M: % MOVERS, specializing in Iln small
iobs; ready to serve YOU today. Call
IR. 1890; ewes, AK. 1917. is
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece PIECE wrapped and insured: reessss: rates;
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO O1OI.
EDELMAN MOVING STORAGE Co
ReaS. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 1887; after pm, GE. 1916.
X-GI-Movins. packing, storage, Grating:
reasonable rates. efficient service No Job
too large or too small. GLOVER, ME. so2S.
FOR DEPENDABLE long distance moving
service to all points full, paTtloads. Phone
AGE CO, 500 New York ave. NV.
LONG DISTANCE moving to all points
within 1000 miles. full. partloads, depend
[Vfs TANNEs qsf TRNsFER RhoRe fG5 sroK t5se
AGE CO, 639 New York ave. NV. Phone
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

BEAUTIFUL DET. 2-story brick home,
compl- furn., rms. 2 baths, full bsmt.:
Patterson st. NV. Chevy Chasel. FLOYD
z. DAVIS CO., 1929 K st. NV, MA. 0352
SILVER sPRING-5-room. 11a-bath brick;
in immaculate cond.; 26-ft. liY room with
nreplsce. din rm' complete Kit with
attractive knotty- pine recreation room
with built-in hunks. oil heat; detached ga
Tass; $50 per mo. Phone sH. -94l5. g
miles over Memorial Bridge Lee Blvd. in
HILcREsTMssrm RAYS mnqrSm b9nralox 1os4 "a b.drms
attic, attic and basement Sc oil h.-w.h.; s33@5
SOUTH ARLINGToN-5-room bungalow,
yard; garage, oil heat GIL. 1862. 3
CHARMING country home-35 miles from
Washington 70 miles from Warrenton, Vs.
bMALL HoUsE. completely furn., paneled
livins rm firepla bedrms;. kitchen:
bath terrace yard Cony. Pentason by
1855 RANDoLPH sT. NNWu..44-bedrm., ~
baths Completely furn. Call ST. 1888 or
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HOUSES WANTED TO suY.

WILL PAY TOR CASH PRICE for your
frame or brick house: no commission. RE.
CHARLES s. GUM has clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section Of Wash.
and n .nnasr nearby Marylsnd .Iysnd,o FIR; 1903. .
your home: business or investment prep
PHRIES. Realtor. S08 North Capitol. Ma
673G Free appraisals Results since 1918
IF YOUR HOUSE is for sale or rent to
colored, I will sell it If it can be sold It
won't take me long. J. w. ROUSE, 1907
l1th st. NV. DI. 1888.
HOMES WANTED in any condition, white
or colored sections for our customers; or
We will purchase your home. for cash.
RagI Ray Morse; sH $500, BROWN REALTY
HOUSE in Petworth or Brightwood shep-
herd PIX; may consider nearby Md. CAN
QUICK is THE NAME and quick will be
the action in buying your home for cashs
MITCHELL QUICK, 81. 1871. RA. 34lS.
so YEARS SERVICE to local propert,
owners guarantees results LIS. yS1r T1 p,Sp- pNg
Realtors since 1887. 1919 K St. DI; 1Ol5.
FROM NWNER-4 to 9 bedroom det brick
seription Of property. BOX ss2-E Star. o.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tco,,

WILL PAY you cash today for your
house house IL any any section; or in any condi-
tlsn AZ ukeEaT r. s195 RneSEsrMFurehr e SE 7t5
once for 2-family home in Petworth CT
Brightwood. Mr.. Davis. GIL. 1903. MAR
NV. DI 3346
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASER for or
4 bedroom house; will pay UP to S27 800
cash; Chevy Chase, d. c., or Md, Ameri-
can University Park. Shepherd Park. or
any comparable neishborhood. Phone Mr.
Schwab, WO. 06S4, with SHANNON 4
CUSTOMERS WAITING for >, 3 and 4
bedrm. homes in Silver Spring and nea arby
areas. For the best in real estate service.
Georgia ave. (opposite Sill. Spg POD,
sligo 1900. SH. 1913.
APARTMENTS OR HOUSES convertible
to apts., wanted; several buyers waiting
WALDO HARRIS. Ii. 1919. Me. 1874