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The Washington times., 1921-11-27

sheathed in asbestos--a cautery pencil for
the purpose of skinning the patients face.
The current 10 snapped on and the wires
within the pencil become white hot. The
asbestos surrounding them Is 90 arranged
that only . portion Of this heat can be
given on.
Hfrmly the pencil Ii passed over the
wrinkles which have already been pune
tured and the skin begins to sizzls. With
his right hand the operator guides the
pencil; with his left he holds some absorb
emit cotton which has been dipped Into
powerful antiseptic. which. at the same
time acts as q local anaesthetic and partly
relieves the torment caused by the burning
skin.
This work goes on until the skin-that
part of II that is to be renewed-is liter
ally burned off, Often, at the patients re-
quest this treatmen. includes parts OF the
neck. back and shoulders where fresh. pink
skin would be becoming.
The nurse then hands the operator
quantity Of absorbent cotton In which
melted wax has been kneaded. and II Is
fashioned into q living death mask over
the petisnt's face. The substance Ia wet
and clinsing and saturated with cooling
anaesthetic that, however. only partly re-
lieves the pain.
Usually an injection OF morphine Is then
administered to the patient and she may
sleep for two hours. when the third step OF
the operation Is taken. The burning pro-
cess has occupied an hour or more, depend
The Washington times., 1921-11-27

use the negative current on the protuber>
ant parts OF the face
Jab, The needle is pushed full length
into the wrinkle Swiftly M. Autard draws
II out and inserts II at another point, and
another, and another, until the patient Is
writhing in nervousness and some pain. in
spite of the snaesthetic.
Soon one wrinkle has been pierced in
score of places, stimulating the flow of
blood and thickening the tissues. And now
The Washington times., 1921-11-27

ing upon the guam.
tity of skin the pa
tient Mishesrenewed.
The Washington times., 1921-11-27

needs the money.
The face is bathed
with an antiseptic so
luton by the nurse
while M. Autard is ad-
jus ting his vibrating
electric needle and a
local anaesthetic ad-
ministered to dull the
pain of the needle
pricks.
If the Objectionable
lines are around the
eyes the fine needle is
suddenly jabbed into
the flesh at this point
and the current turned
on. The needle quiv-
ers under the current
as 1t tears into the
tissue under the sure
hand of the operator.
M. Autard finds II a
good plan to explain
things as be goes
along, thus soothing
his patients tingling
nerves.
This. madame" he
says, as he sticks and
jabs with his tiny
needle, lis the posi-
tive pole of electric
ity. It's purpose is to
create connecting It's
sue. The wrinkle We
are getting at must be
filed like q ditch.
The positive current
Is thickening the It's
sues and Joining the
sides by filling the
furrow up with new
tissue. The negative
pole has Just the OPP
posite effect, liQuefy-
ing the tissue. We will
use the negative cure
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-11
COUNCIL
erooeedings Of the Board of Aldermen Of
the City of Perth Amboy. n. j.
May 16tth 1921

~ -
b regular meeting of the Council Of the
lily Of Perth Amboy. N. j. held May
18th, 1921. The members present were
Aidermen Sofeld. Waters. Patten. Ander-
In. Clark, Riedy, and Alderman-at-Large
Hrester.
81 or motion the reading Of the minutes
the meeting of May End. 1921 was dis
1ansed will and the minutes approved as
%rinted.
n Protest against raise in rent for dwell
owned by Pierce & Son, Inc, was re-
MZved and referred to the Mayor, Com
I Siitee of the Whole and the City Attorney
Application for renewal of junk license
81 Samuel Hershman was received and
referred to the on Judiciary.
Petition for cancellation of taxes
Dgainst the Home for the Aged was re-
ceived and referred to the on
Taxation and the City Attorney.
Z The following report of the
nlectlon:
This certihes that at an election for
Chief and Assistant Chiefs Of the Perth
Xmboy Fire Department held at the City
Hall on Tuesday evening. May 10th, 1921.
For Chief No. Votes Received
Harry Tooker $50
ea ror F has Assistant Chief
Andrew p. Anderson sa5
Frank Tooker l
For Second Assistant Chief;
FOL Campbell 14s
Peter Larsen IS
William Hangar rs
Rudolph Schuck A
Signed.
GEUhGE NIXON.
1T. Judge of Election.
PERCY G. PALMER;
/Secy. Washington Hose Co. No. ,.
MICHAEL A. KENNEDY,
X secy. Mcclellan Engine Co. No. 3
pE sey. Z Eagle snA Il : c. Co. No. 4.
LOUIS LUDVIGSEN,
Secy. Garfield Engine Co. No. S.
SOS. e. HORNSBY.
yssecy. Protection II. & L. Co. No. /.
VAL. BAUMLAIN.
secy. Liberty H: & L. Co. No. :.
n. j. LAKOMSKf,
4~secy Humane Fire Company
mas received, and ordered entered In the
/ minutes.
L fnended the transfer of auto-bus permit of
Deak and Farka to Joseph Horvath,
Il which recommendation was on motion
u confirmed.
The Committee on judiciary recon-
mended that the application of Morris
Goldman for an employment agency IL
eense at 446 state Street, be granted
which recommendation was on motion
confirmed.
-The mi on Auto-Busses recon-
aended the transfer of Auto-Bus permit
No 50 from Frank Sinatra to Anthony
silo. which recommendation was on mo-
.ica confirmed,
Tie Committee on Fire recommended
that the election of Edward NJ. Ander,
son to membership in Protection Hool
and Ladder Company be approved, which
recommendation was on motion confirmed
The Committee on Fire recommended
that the election of John NJ. Jorgenser
TO membership in Lincoln Engine Com
pany be approved, which recommends
zion was on motion confirmed.
The Committee on Fire recommended
that the action of Humane Fire Com
pany in erasing the names of Henry j
Stokes. Harry J. Mitchell, VIM. j. War
rem. Harry Kaltenbach, Asa E. Smell
Dennis Welsh and Peter Poulson be ap
proved. which recommendation was OF
motion confirmed.
The on Fire recommended
that the action of Garfield Engine Com
pany in accepting the resignation OF Han
C. Smith and OHM Hansen be approved
which recommendation was on mottor
confirmed.
The Comptroller having audited tn
3 following bills:
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-23
CHAPTER IL.

As Mr. Doolittle was finishing his
dlctatlon there came a tap at the door
and In response to his summons the
firms law clerk. Jimmy Riley. entered
Pardon me- fer disturbing you. Mr..
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-23
The Cdtspaw
Ru Gilbert + Roromnn
By Gilbert f. B0rem0n
IE'ORl:WOIsD.

Not man years ago tie country
was startled by the exposure OF TIE
coal iana frauds, through. which TIC
United States government had been
defrauded of large areas of land.
worth millions OF dollars. The
business of fraud. perjury and brib-
cry. by means of which these lands
were acquired by interruptions in
diyidrals ani corporations. had
grown IL alarming proportions. in
volying persons In every walk OF
life.
Follow Ing the exposure eamo res
i2nati9ns and removals of public Of
icials from office and criminal pros
e%cutions. Until the diff erent rings
were ~efeetually broken mp.
\ %fayorite method Of illegally ac-
curing sueis land was to employ
persons 10 make homestead entries.
under an 6illegaD agreement to con-
ycy To the employer after patent
should be issued.
The employer would generally pay
tho entryman "A small monthly sum
for living expenses. II after the
required period of socallcd resi-
dcnce had expired the entryman
would make proof Of his alleged
compliance with the law. upon which
patent would be issued by the land
department. ~thercapon the home.
stcador would make a deed to the
employer. vino would pay him an
agreed sun fer the conveyance. OF
ourse the employer had always. By
n previous examination. satisfied
himself If the prospective value Of
the land for coal.
Tho following narrative has TO 10
with a transaction Of that nature.
TIE AUTHOR.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
KAzARENE CHURCH
HAS new PASTOR
FOR LOCAL WORK
REV. PERKINS TO PREACH
FIRST SERMON SUN.
DAY MORNING.

Rev } r Perkins. fos number -
years member ~ the Kansas Confer
ence ~ IN Msihndlst Eniscof.ai
Church and later with he Opahom
confe ence ~ the ani. church. hu.
more Gently VIII the Nazarene
fhurrh. hss arrived in Amarillo from
oklahoma ~ assume The past rate du
lies fm the Nazarene congregation a.
the CORNER n T-n'h and Buch1nan
Streets
The now Naznfene ps'or is man
shn has attracted much attention. a.
platform orator and during N. war
- many ~ the drives" In most sue.
"ssful way through his fsuaslve ar.
tunenis lie comes ~ Amarillo with
fine determination. according 10 his
announcement ~ contribute "a the wei
far" ~ This city through the medium ~
his church
Mrs Perkins. with her husband. has
arrived aud the nu sermon at the
hurch viii be- given SUNDAY. > renoon
0ther details - the church program ~,
being arranged and % - lnilnaied that
active participation m the suciaI and
community woik programs ol the city
Fill De- undertaken ln real WAY
Those who have known the Rev Nj
Perkins declare that 30 h tlreles~
worker and keenly alive ~ AN ~ the
best interests ~ any community ~
which be- IN q resident
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
Rehearsiing Is Near
End for Elks PIay

The final lap ~ rehesrsing Tor THE
Spoofers' he Elks play 10 be- given
f0r the benefit q the charity fund is
% fun sway. a complete dress rehear
sal VIII be- held before tn play IL staged
for tho benefit of N" public ~ the
Deundi Theater.
Securing ~ BARON v Auriemma
noted Italian baritone singer for IN.
program on Monday night was pl as.
lrc 20 the management ~ the play H.
Do Jared ~ be- one ~ the best singers
that ever came Ca A. lrli0. and many
parsons have said a. tbs would be-
glad ~ hear hlm again
Tickeis are being sold bv members ~
he Elks lodge and reese vaiions are be
ing made rapidly M the Po.loffice Dug
Company Choice SEATS are going
quickly and the management urges the
public ~ make reservations without
d"inv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
nyCountyF Farm
Agent Says People
Are Back of Work

tm pleased with Amarillo and
t1a q" .at fhai ! uot, here the same
.i"d of .rI, and fh, sau. character
spirit as r manifested Boz clovis and
De- CLOVIS country
This was th, statement az T. e. vol
nE' DW County farm agent who
'ih Hs $500. was boo NwtriIu FrIdlv en-
'. CLOVIS. following q business
'-i o. h- FORMER bonn, nt CLAYTON
Nh"r asked ts tU conditions prevailing
'nNtHn and chat section of View
1.NF" ST. iln'Hng said. was
F"nI3f1.IN Impressed with M, Zine
H.If '' operation exhibited in CLAY
a. OBJ, f.w, o. there ~. p,a
were acting as aH individual in sup
' TOE program f.r tasting sny.
BOD t'u.,ui'h train to Ration o. the
IhinlssiVug football gam. Within
f almost incredibly short fim. ammo,
WI'pt n' hundred iut uffy fares had
"'n d aud under the msnag em,n'
.rfrufrnient RAYMOND Hun az fh.
h.n's Hnd President r n Rsev If
p" Nur club stu others were com
Hs Hn Hu tnaf know 10 was bound o.
ifr Pen great EIcpozs This chtf.
.iri 90 r.up"rpiion viii win. whether
De- boz connection win e football gam.
lN building lrn Development
work.
Yes Clovis IS slsi lining ms WORT
p an eye,li'nf Way. drelaf 4 tho yis
tH and no agency h. doine more fo-
= -ncc"sf thtn az, the exc,llcni news
nrers ~ fhe els They have stood
hchind me One hundred PEI cent strong
and I feel thar tl.y have ssuifed in 4.
very peculiar WaY ih- showing h,y.
been able to Nuke Curry County has
sew" If fhr fines trr.ttv n Navf
NeNiro. and ihe people sre insi a. rso,i
t- c1n De- in fheif .ffars tn svgn them
Trtff' nf fhr rytrrs.On $40. O. That an
rnr1rtd O. tfte fo then IT, %. ia.
e Claws urtrrrari very folly their
inii"n o.. and deisnd nee IN ths snr
ess - IN in ulnz Interests ln rmrt
County. Tn'f have no -fiit.d ideas a.
snearaie interests. bit father wari
~ ne hssis 90 community n inter
esfs
~ and NJ Holingef Ieft IN ths
'lfiy afternoon toi thslr home 10
'io,ls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
Baptists Are Urged
To Aid in Campaign
For Raising of Fund

Tho following statement was issued
lnsi nighi hy uHi Bipusr .r behalf
m th" campaign for funds. asking
ih'ii ru operation Boz nising % sum Of
;, 600 900
NcNi week th' Hlpusts frnm over
The state Of Texas VIII assemble in nal
las. Texas boo annual session Before
lh' books of uur state board close the
h1 iN m this month TEXAS Bapusis
mus mY into the Lords treasury the
SUM 90 s. GOO nnn DO ouf Texas state
board b. o. rume nut from uud.f u
lwd and continue nombsrrasscd IN,
rreai and glorious nsi which We nav,
~ Baptists undertaken
When have TrHs Bapti-ts been
known a. failf o. b. true. That the task
l. siupsnduus one. aud the following
telegram from State Treasurer D. q
Nrnnei reflects tho urgency OF the slt
alton wan require most God honor
ign and desperately cfrnest efforts of
Que lives these losing DAYS n ". nay
our debts and take care 81 om great
'ius" irge an brethren e. their might
lest efforts and most sacri'icini giving
Make sunday greatest day IN Texas
BAPTIST history Clean e. the last dol
hr last man. last second Rush collec
iions o. office earliest possible Because
me cali BEL u G0l aud the work Ills
Texas haptists VIII NOT mil in this.
lnptIsf- 81 Amarillo and vicinity
have f,iDic.i loo tho privilege which
has been iheIr- boz having part boz this
wonderful w"rh And nov that the A.
uhnd 81 upon us and the hour his
.irnch calling f0r heroic giving Anna
lllD blutlste and ihosr ~ the section
the SLATE Vill not he found wanting
let r.sff individual Baptist make
.ome Kind Hf 'u offering through their
nhI church TINS SUNDAY let IL mot
e small amount hut in the fear and
"'r of God make % bs large ~ Won
would were sou 10 hand the check o.
'n' SON H' Cod u person.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
MRS : " >iCkERsO>
~ SECOND HAND ROSE.

II Is ~ De- regretted by many persons
that Miss barbara Ioyner was uuahl.
90 continue her pnri as Second Hand
Rose 0oo many irons IN the fire hrc
friend saw and Ind IN deny herself
pcarance m the part the pleasure 81
s'eiug her IN the extremely catchy role
~ The eleventh hour Il was turned
ver 20 "Nicky Nho elided right iric
The part so easily and with such poise
and grace that all other PRINCIPALS
looked un her with wide eyed wonder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26

II your bowels a. not act regularly
vnu feol uncomfortable. and the Longer
his condition exists the worse YOU feel
70 put an end 10 the misery. take Her
hinc u pur'fies the bowels. restores
energy and cheerful spirits Price. 6oc
; ld bv randall Drug Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
J. F. BROMEKT, D. c.

AmaHllo'- original Chiropractor. rs.
ablished tour years Complete y Ray
service Phone 1928 2oaa lew ioca
bon Western Buidng on TAYLOR Street
Evening star., 1921-03-27
ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUcrIoNEER-
Trustees Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, known as
the Georgetown Ice Manufac-
turing Plant, located ON the
North Side Of Water St. Be-
tween 33rd and 34th Sts.,
GEORGETOWN. D. e..

BY virtue of certain deed of trust duly re.
corded in Lber No 1851. folio 301 ct seq; Of
and at the request of the party secured there
by. the undersigned trustees will offer for
p1emses p9ee on THE FoGRrG Day
OF APRIL. AID. 1921. at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
ington. District Of Columbia, to wit: Parts
Of lots numbered thirty-four t34. thirty five
and sna s
ls4l. thirty i've (s5) and thirty-eigh; tss,: in
town" described by metes and bounds as
follows: Beginning for the same at point
in the e north line Of Water street distant II
of said line of Water street with the dividing
line between lots 81 numbered ed, thirty four sS4o
theEce northerly at right angles to Water
street 80 feet inches until this course strikes
the said dividing line: thence northerly by ana
with said dividing line over and across the
berme bank Of the Chesapeake and Ohio cana!
into the said canal. thence easterly by and
line continued and extended northerly from
the end Of the western line of lot Of ground
formerly owned by the heirs Of Walter HELEN
then by Alfred H. Boucher and subsequently Dy
the Linthicum estate: thence southerly by and
with said continued line and the said westerly
line of said Linthicum lot by a straight course
Water street and the southeast corner Of the
brick house mill now standing on portion
westerly by and with the northern line OF
Water street 20 feet. more or less. to the
point of beginning. with the right to use and
maintain water course or passage for water
through and over lots numbered forty one
l4D and forty two l42l of 'old Georgetown"
from the said described property to the Poto-
mac river; also the water wheel engines. ma.
chinery; etc. and all personal property Of
every description, the same being now used
in the manufacture Of artificial ice. also all
machinery Of whatever kind hereafter acquired
and used in and upon said premises.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. the balance in two
equal instalments. payable in one and two
years, with interest at per cent per annum,
payable semi annually. from date Of sale. Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property sold.
or all cash, at the option of the purchaser
deposit Of 81. 10000 required of the purchaser
al the time Of sale. Ali conveyancing, revenue
stamps and notarial fees at the cost Of the
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within fifteen days from day Of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser. after five days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper published in the
city of Washington. d. c.
EDMUND K. FOX,
1911 NV,
JEROME HUBBARD,
mh24 % q. % 931.ap2,a4 Trustees.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

mainder \,f the musical program.
which is Nv der direction of Mrs. Dor;
be given b,t the quartet, Ethel p.
Stickies. sop.- lno: Lillian Chenowith.
contralto, MrA shanahan; and Harry
NJ Forker. has%' m;a and VIII insiuae maua me the
Spring Comes on" (Aiien). and East
er Anthem (P. 4 Schneckerl; organ
solos. Largo" G\ 'vorak); "Postiude
B Fiat" (Faulkes9a
Franceska Kaspart Lawson Will sing
again this evening aA the Hotel wash
fngten. when she wy u be heard in
"yillaneIis;" ..lisI ale, by DsS E,eSsr, aeaaa' ana
Evening star., 1921-03-27
PROPERLY OWNERS,
ATTENTION.

Now is the time to sell your property II
you have q fam or acr% age located near
trolley. suitable for hdevelepment we will
make specially OF devA loping and subdivid.
ing pruperties. II we do m sell your land you
pay us nothing. Send q ull particulars and
we will submit our propa Ition. State the
number of acree location. SAice expected, etc.
Address Box lOl-B. StAr OffitA
Evening star., 1921-03-27
FARMS.
FOR SALE (Continued


WRITE FOR DESCRIPTION OF BEST FARM
bargain in country. 1000 acres cultivation.
NICOL. 1914 Rye st. NV, Washington. u u. c.
good timber; e1cellently watered. fenced; 1oo
fruit trees. grapes and berries; 5-room house
and concrete cellar: outbuildings; one-quarter
churches and store; IA miles D. c.; Joining
lands; 5000 per acre; one-half this years crop
only 5000. Address Box 273D. Star once. once
STROUT FARM BARGAINS
2s-acre lakeside beauty: only $500 need
ed; borders two beautiful lakes; good fishing,
healthful surroundings: excellent ruad: con
venient R. R. town; 20 acres fertile tillase:
pasture: wood; variety fruit; good cottage
Details. page 4s. strout's new spring catalor.
Shenandoah Valley Farm
$1,000 Down; Pair Horses and
Cows. hens. hogs, drill. binder, crops. etc.
etc. included If taken soon: 10 acres; main
road motor bus line; few steps village. r. R.,
creamery high school part 1,, alf,ifa t,... SOIL
7-room house: basement barn: both new; silo:
s. 300 takes all: easy terms, Details; page &c
iste 49, sew F4es spsnS srhoGT aess4H
Land Title bldg, Philadelphia. Pa.
5000: NEAR COLvIN RUN AND LHESBURG
pike: Is miles from Washington: mile to cleo
stream; spring house: lots of fruit: ive-room
house. on fine elevation: we'll: shade; lot OF
outbuildings: growing whea atfeld: terms.
IS 800: THIRTY ACRES. ON COUNTY ROAD
near Vienna: six-room house. newly painted and
papered: good elevation. shade barn. ETC.. half
cash.
So, 500; TWENTY-NINE ACRES RICH SOIL:
fruit, berries. timber: twelve rooms; open fire.
places; steam heat: bath; porches: cellar; fine
old shade trees and lawn: county road,
block from macadam. near West Falls Church; /;
five minutes walk to two electrics. Snap.
RICHARD q. SHREVE.
Arlington Bank bldg,
Rosslyn Va. Phone Clarendon 95- W..
LOOK-FORr@ QUICK SALE: IMMEDIATE
possession; some bargains; near Oakton. Va.
fine farm Of 40 acres: fine buildings or
chard, water. Same place, a fine farm Of 10
acres; a colonial residence. 10 rooms. furnace
heat; 35 acres fine timber; barn and out
buildings.
At Dunn Ioring-A nice little farm: %
acres been run as a chicken farm; Groom
house; fine orchard: fine outbuildings. Come
and see me today and get the bargains Of your
life, with good terms.
r. J. PEARSON,
SIS 18th ct. NV. 27s
SMALL FARM IN 81. MARY's o0.. ND.
near Point Loekout-Fishing. grabbing. sysbn,
bathing. etc.; sood orchard. Cheap tor quick
J. e. LEWIS, Fleeton. Va 27s
Evening star., 1921-03-27

WANTED.

DO YOU OWN A FARM?
or q larEo ptA &C Of acreage il 50 let US d.
velop your pron srty for you at our etpeuse and
yan t;,1 pay az us only sd Sei. h. y. non hold the
and render mont hly statements. References
as to responsibility will be furnished. Ad-
dress Box lO2-E K tar office,
Evening star., 1921-03-27
MRS. DANIEL
votce Builder: TEACHER Of SInEiA0,
1903 G. STRNAT NV.
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
SAMTEI Il LINE HII(TI0NEER-

Auction Sale of Unredeemed
Pledges.
On TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH TWEN-
TY-NINTH. 1921, AT TEN O'CLOCK, will
commence to sell. at the establishment Of e.
Heidenheimer. Inc, sos King street. Alex
andria. Va, all pledges upon which the inter-
est is overdue up to this date. Ticket holders
kindly take notice.
E. Heidenheimer, Inc, Brokers.
mh24-5t
Evening star., 1921-03-27
FARMS.
R0R aALE-Cs.tanueA

SPECIAL BARGAIN.
dwelling. large barn. poultry house and other
county rasd, IS miles from rom city. s Price. H'scS:
section; close to churches. school and storss-
Address Lock Box %. 1lth St. Station. WASH
RRAuTTFUL MODERN COUNTRY HOME.
| orchard. Montsemery conpty. Nd. acres good
soil; house rooms. cellar. 3 baths. steam
heat, wired for eiectricity; tenant house. ga
| rage and optbuiidines; fruit. garden. pasture.
| value. c. II, PARKER CO..
Phone Main 23e6- 4s5 ~. st. s.w. 21s
50-ACRE FARM. MILES FROM d c., IN
Owner. Address BOZ es4-D. Star once 27.
$1,000 BUYS 100 A., a-R. HOUSE. IL q. T.
barn: fruit. running water; clay soils. d5 a.
clear; pine; hardwood; 2a mi. r. H. town;
your terms. H. W. FIAGG. Charlotte Hall.
FOR sALE-500ACRE STOCK FARM. 200
acres rich river bottom; lO-room house. in
large grove, overlooking plantation; fine lithia
water; entire farm worked with tractor price
Sls.oW. with stock and tools See or write
GEO. NJ. SERPELI., 5 Iowa circle. Washing
ton. D. c. s9s
NEW JERSEY ACREAGE BARGAIN.
" essh; S2 monthly, bnJa two acres nns
land Full price, $76. Only $3S each. VAIL,
l4so Broadway. New York. ape
FOR RENT.
A"ARM, CONTAINING IS OR so ACRES. g.
~ om house and all necessary outhuildines;
IeN ated one mile from District line on Mari.
boA' pike: suitable for summer resort. sum
HOIA d. Brunswick. Nd. 3os
A TRA tCT OF SO TO 100 ACRES. SUITABLE
for a \ 1odivision and development: must be To-
Gated a. or near trolley railroad station
and VITA IN committing distance Of the city:
rive full particulars. Address Box 1ooE. Star
Office.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

Easter music Of the Second DsD&4s&
Church. william Janson orEanist.
Clarence H. Sorrell director. will in.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

William Shanahan. tenor, new
conner from Kansas. will sing the
Easter solo, "Hosanna," by Granier,
at the Church of Our Father (Uni-
versalist). this morning and the re-
Evening star., 1921-03-27

Two Easter carols. written by the
choirmaster, William Harrison Moore,
will be sung at today's services at
St. Matthew'S Episcopal Church,
Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

AAolf Torsvsky, ofganist anA choir
director Of the Church Of the Epi-
phany. will give an organ recital this