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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
BOOK REVIEW
kitts by 1Ar-iek Despinz

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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15

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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15

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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
Ducal Strawberries

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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
Pioneers

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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15


 
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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
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Evening star., 1927-06-19

3473 18th ST. NV
Nine rooms and two baths: splendid To-
cation: hot-water heat: electricity.
6721 PINEY BRANCH ROAD
Eight rooms and two baths: hot-water
heat: electricity.
405 MASS. AVE. NV.
Eleven rooms and bath
6f9 f ST NV
Central downtown rooming house: eleven
rooms and bath: cleo: all newly decorated: !:
S75 month.
els SEATON PL. NE
Six rooms and bath; $50 month.
I945 BILTMORE ST NV
Nine rooms and two baths: h.-w h.. elec
tif haaf
Evening star., 1927-06-19
EOR SAlE-ACREAisk

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
acres for S13.500; convenient terms may be
arranged. All of above properties are 10
Gated IN Montgomery County. Just north OF
FIVE ACRES NICELY WOODED TRACT.
near city. Bargain. S650 Small cash
payment. balance monthly Col. 56S7.
so ACRES ON STATE ROAD. / MILE
from good town: no buildings: fine loca-
tion. and soil for chicken or truck farm.
Sacrifice for $1,000 cash. Address Box
JO5-R Office
Evening star., 1927-06-19

FOR SALE-AN UNUSUAL WATERFRONT
acreage tract: rolling. wooded land with
wonderful view over wide water, near popu-
lar bathing resort and development; long
water front: an unusual bargain at Sl00
per acre. Phone Main $500.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

WE BUY SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST NOTES
on improved property and first deeds of trust
slons financed. Brokers attention, FULTON
r; GORDON Continental Trust Bldg Main
Evening star., 1927-06-19

AN ATTRACTIVE. QUIET. PLACE IN THE
Small house with all contents. 2 acres land
partly cleared: large hollow tile chicken
and all equipment. Priced very reasonable:
terms arranged. Party leaving for Europe.
Apply by letter in person to Cashier.
Nienna National hank Wanna Va 1ns
Evening star., 1927-06-19
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
M CuES praYr n

ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
An unusually we'll arranged bungalow OF
large living room. two bedrooms dressing
in porches front and rear House Is com
pletely furnished. including china. linen. etc
DELIGHTFULLY."- situated on Chesapeake Bay az
Shady Side. 40 miles from Washington. on
excellent roads. Shade trees shrubbery
grape arbOr. etc; two artesian wells. Lot
50x20O. Large shed for storage. IncluiNd
Is an lS-It. motor boat in excellent condi
fiUn. Sandy beach aud excellent bathInE
and fishing. Price reduced to - 500. Mod
crate cash payment and reasonable terms on
the balance. For iusuection apply
DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON.
1913 18th st. Main 1879
Evening star., 1927-06-19

Grand Waterfront Farm;
Handsome Furnished Home.
With smooth lawn and 1OO-ft porch over
looking broad waters: 102 acres fine farm
land variety choice fruit ample barn, other
good bldgs.: only few steps bathing beach;
splendid duck hunting in season. Price only
$500 for quick sale, including furniture.
tools lot crops 100 poultry. etc: part cash.
See picture of attractive .S-room home and
waterfront ON pg. 81 big illus. catalog. Free.
STROUT AGENCY. 14a2-N Land Title Bldg,
PhiIa Pa
Evening star., 1927-06-19

BROOM BUNGALOW LIKE NEW: GARAGE,
chicken house: on large corner lot: unusual
value for SO $500 having h-wh.. open tire.
place, gas range. ami. large, porehes and
shFubbeFy: house is screened and metal
weather-stripped: located ON paved street.
Owner wishes to sell direct Cash payment.
$500: $50 monthly ar terms can he ar
ranged TO suit purchaser Call Hyattsville
Evening star., 1927-06-19
WANTED-NIONEY.
SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY

wood floors fireplace. electricity. built-in
garage, h;-w.h:: p,orehes bus street car & Sepy-
third house left other side Washington Golf
and Country Club. Address Box 470-A. star
office
Evening star., 1927-06-19
SAl.E--FARMS.

SMALL FARM FOR SALE--1OI ACRES. AT
Seneca. Md. Groom house In perfect cOnt'l-
ton air necessary outhutldings; 10 springs;
SRerE STer' fEecai4 e. H4AM1LToN a949 9qe St Tl m%
f.. gAcEiE EARM MLE FRoN pE
G. W. BARTGIs. GambrIls Nd TO-
40 ACRES: 2 HOUSES. oCTBrIpIINGS;
y miles from Washington: near clinton.
Ritchie. n Nd . acres. 4.rooh n' bunsaio%
collar. stable. fruit timber. stream Only
BooTHs Farm AGENCY. @15 NV. cO'
6oasa Ssnd /: acres. aS6 within 20 minutes 6f
Phone Hvatts -. Eyattsvtl:e. Nj
FOR CLT BHOC1E. SANGTORIUM OR TEA
lily wooded shores Large 20-room house III
fair condition. barns stables and other farm
Bargain prieeF terms Address Box BOG b
81 ACRES Mr. GREAT FALLS n
h9pss @Pst ont9gng Ut trade for cty dpr9G
TWO ACRES 5-RooM HOUSE, FACING
One acre Groom house chicken house. ga
s5.50O.OO. 35 acres. 1'a miles from Balto.
Blvd 5-loOm house. barn. grapes: 81 10000
90 acres. tobacco barn. Groom house,
farm implements: complete S6 10000 20
acres modern s-room and tile. hath house,
fruit and vegetables; 0ne-half mile from
Wash. BIsI.. near University of Maryland
Highway: Groom house. etc; $4,000. 90.
Eanms ard fsreage Res for sgnavisj9ns Az
Phone Hyattsville IL.
FARMS. HOMES. ESTATES. vINELAND
and southern New Jersey Send for hand
somtly illustrated catalos also details AZ
7-rocm dwg., harm for ~ head stock. fruit.
| Il miles te town. Price. Sa.i00: 81 900
cash BRAY & MACGEORGE yineand n j
I4O ACRES NEAR FREDERICKSBURG
sranary osT and other bulidinss used as as dairy
farm: priced $4,000 under cost of build
lngs aIore. Address Box 57-A. Star office.
COLONIAL BRICK MANSION.
hesuiiHl M old home s3o 3 rooms ocrn wonder wonder
psirs This nlace would then, triple in value
About 1S miles from Capitol.
21o acres Montgomery County Nd; A.
room modern dwelling house. tenant house
barns, etc: wonderful land.
Water front-splendid 200-acre farm
frame house. shanty and stables: 1-aere Is.
WashingtoR on the Potomac River. near
10, 3; zAANTTziNdER- REAhToRa Ns71 ga-,
10 ACRES, NEAR COLEsvILLE PIKE,
stream: S4 900: 8 acres So 900.
so acres near C?lesvllss, Goo on nno pike; good
r. d. LILLE.
Laurel and Carroll AYES. Takoma.
Columbia $3.50
TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
32 acres. woodland. SD 500.
126 acres watered $4,000.
50 acres Summer home, $40 900.
21t acres. investment. $12 900.
101 acres. chickens. S12 500.
25 acres. suburban. $4,000.
2 acres, suburban, $4,000.
1873 acres. general. $4,000.
2S5 acres. general. $40 600.
217 acres. speculative. S55 600.
1000 acres, estate, $4,000
Evening star., 1927-06-19

S2.I5O-NEw BUNGALOW: LIvING-pIN-
ing room, 1Sx10: bedroom 14xD: kitchen.
14x9; sun porch. 1lxS; pantry, 6X4; alcoye,
walks and steps: large trees lawn graded
and seeded: lot 56x200. Terms: 5000 down.
$40 month. at Hollywood Park. Montgom-
cry County. Md: 30 homes and stores on
this subdivision. GEO. F. JOHNSON. owner.
90S 10th ne.
Evening star., 1927-06-19

l406 yARNUM ST. NV.
Colonial front. eight rooms and two tiled
baths built-in garage. het-water heat elee-
tric lights, hardwood floors panel walls
large breakfast porch. screened weather
strip9ed throughout Just available at the
low rental of 500 q month.
14th & Main nnsn
Evening star., 1927-06-19

MONEY AvAILABLE FOR FIRST TRUSTS
on y, G. property at prevailing interest rates.
YOUNG & co. 1910 Vermont ave. Room
BI5 Nam 1917
Evening star., 1927-06-19
MONEY To LOAN.

FIRST SECOND AND THIRD TRUSTS,
District of Columbia, Maryland. Virginia
real estate: life insurance policies: well in
dorsed notes: collateral loans. Address Box
454-A, Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
Splendid Waterside Farm;
so Acres. On1v ST 400.

For fine oysters. fishing. grabbing and
duck shooting this is noted: striped bass
caught up to 30 lbs. crabbers make up to
$50 day In season; land very good: .5-room
house and barn worth more than asked for
all: woodland and fruit. near village. Nom
resident sacrifices only $500 cash needed.
WILLIAM MCMAHON. STRQUT AGENCY.
104 Yue de Leau St. Cambridge. Md.
WE SELL BARGAIN FARMS FRUIT
poultry. dairy. river front farms. Bay-side
homes. country business locations lists.
Free and clear farms to exchange.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. els E NV. 20'
Evening star., 1927-06-19

ave. Va Highlands Phone Clarendon AS
WI. Others for rent 1. 3 q. 3 rooms:
some with baths; $40 to $50 mo-: large
lots, l9'
Evening star., 1927-05-01
MISSING GIRLS BODY
IS FOUND IN BELFRY
Bloodstains in Basement Furnish
eClue-Janitor Is Sought
for Grilling.

BY the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April 80
The body of 1I-year-old Floella Nc
Donald. mysteriously missing from her
home here for three weeks, was found
late today in the belfry of the fash
ionable First Presbyterian Church.
A negro janitor of the church, find-
ing bIoodstains in the basement.
notified police and a thorough search
of the building led to the finding OF
the body.
The condition Of the body prevented
authorities from determining how the
child met her death until an autopsy
is performed. Her clothing was blood
stained.
Among those being sought for ques-
tioning is another negro janitor OF
the church.
The disappearance Of the girl after
school one day, almost simultaneous
with the disappearance of 13-year.oid
boy, Lonnie White, furnished police
with one of the most puzzling mys-
teries in several years.
When an extensive search extend
ing over two weeks had failed to
reveal any material clues, police virtu-
ally adopted the theory that both
were drowned in the food waters.
The boy is still missing.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. G, / 27-PART

ships which as practical manufac-
turer he would never dare submit to
board of directors.
IF the war had continued for
another year we could not have fed
and supplied our soldiers in France,
he says THAT it did not continue
for another year was due to the fact
that Woodrow Wilson gave the orders
which at the psychological moment
sent over the soldiers who turned the
tide in favor of the allied cause
Hurley gives figures showing it cost
at least S3 geo 000 TO teach 350.000 men
and 1870 new Arrangements how TO
build ships One Of the most difficult
tasks. he discovered. was to find
American officers and crews for the
ships.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
PREPARE FOR RECITAL.

In preparation for a dress recital on
May Z dress rehearsal was held last
night by participants in the eighth an
nual recital of the Woodbridge School
The rehearsal was given at the
Lutheran National Home and was
under the direction Of Mrs. Grace
Hazard Wormelle. Diplomas viii be
awarded at the public recital in Ma
sonic Hall, Woodbridge, TO Ruby Jehli.
reader, and Helene Finnacom, pianist
They will take part in the recital ami
other pupils will present a play,
'Gooseherd and the Goblin"
Evening star., 1927-05-01
HINDENBURG'S MEMORY
SURPRISES NEW ENVOY
German President Recalls Prague
Buildings Readily After
Visit in 1865.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN. April 30.-President Won
Hindenburg's fabulous memory for
scenes and places was strikingly re-
vealed to the new Czechoslovak min
lister to Germany, DIR. F'rantisek
Chvalkovsky, when he presented his
credentials to the soldier president.
Won Hindenburg asked him a num-
ber of interesting questions about
Prague and referred to various his
torical buildings and landmarks with
such accurate knowledge that the
minister could not refrain from OBJ
serving, your excellency is evidently
intimately acquainted with Prague"
Yes, 1 know it rather WELL" the
president is reported to have replied.
And may l ask when you last
visited our capital?" the diplomat con-
tjnued.
.Wei, that's some little time ago."
y is the rejoinder. II saw it in 1856"
Evening star., 1927-05-01

France published today, which gives
the inside story of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation and the United
States Shipping Board, Of which he
was wartime chairman.
without detracting in the least
from the great soldier. Gen. Pershing.
and his gallant men in the field. | am
convinced" he says. that the coun-
try never has realized to what extent
the war was won at home by Presi-
dent Wilson, Secretary Baker, Gen.
March. the Shipping Board and the
Fleet Corporation, by taking the most
desperate chances conceivable"
Describing his procedure in supply
ing ships as extremely reckless if fol.
lowed in time Of peace Hurley admits
that obeying Wilson's admonition,
Hurley, we must go the limit, he
proceeded to make an estimate for
Evening star., 1927-05-01
WILLIS BACKS HAYNES.

Appointment of Roy Haynes as per
manent prohibition commissioner was
urged upon President Coolidge and
Secretary Mellon yesterday by Senator
Willis, Republican, of Ohio, who pre-
dicted later that Mr.. Haynes, now
serving as acting commissioner. would
be given the Job. Mr.. Willis said,
however, that President Coolidge made
no promise.
While the Anti-Saloon League also
has been strongly backing Haynes
for the post, there have been per
sistent reports that he has not been
in such strong favor with Assistant
Secretary Andrews, in charge of pro.
hibition enforcement, and Secretary
Mellon.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

plane win have when 1t takes of prob
ably next week on it's dash to Paris.
The motor consumed one gallon OF
gasoline for every 10 $40 miles, car
rying a useful load, 1900 pounds av-
erage weight. The fuel tanks viii
contain 425 gallons, it now has been
established, which will give a radius
Of more than 1000 miles to the craft.
The plane today flew at 97 miles
an hour with 1900 revolutions a min.
ute.
Today was the next to the last test
day A radio set is to be installed
tomorrow with an S00-mile receiving
range and a 300-mile sending range.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Blacklist OF Black
Sheep Has Led His
MiIIiOnth to Death
BY the Assoeiated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 30.-Jerry, of
the Armour & Co. plant, undoubt-
edly is the blacklist of all black
sheep. He has just led his mil
lionth victim to the slaughter pens.
This black wooled leader Of lambs
te the slaughter is trained to head
the procession Of sheep through the
almost endless runways Of the
Yards to the pen, where they are
killed There he sidesteps and the
sheep proceed on their way.
Jerry's treachery to his brother
and sister sheep rests lightly on
his black shoulders, and he accepts
with apparent relish the occasional
offers of chewing tobacco given
him by sheep men.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Labor Secretary to Address Club.

Secretary Of Labor Davis will de.
liver an address on Education" be.
fore the John Eaton Mothers Club
IN Cleveland Park congregational
Church tomorrow afternoon. The
meeting is to begin at o'clock. A
brief address also is to be delivered
by Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, president
Of the District of Columbia Congress
Of Parent Teacher Associations.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Death Ends Soccer Match.

SHEFFIELD, England. April 81
CP).-The sudden death on the field of
Wynne, right halfback of the Bury
soccer foot ball team, today brought
to tragic end first division English
league match between Sheffield United
and Bury. Play was stopped when
Wynne dropped dead.