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Evening star., 1928-01-09

since 1923 is seven million secondary
school pupils of 10 years OF age or
under.
Q. Have the civil and criminal laws
enacted in Pussia since the revolution
ever been codified?--R. E. d.
r. These laws were cod!fied In 1922.
@ waat are "Folles Avoines"?-
A. The term POLES Avoines" is the
French tr@-1= ia ion nf ~ phrase 'e.id
rice men. w1.ch, IN Indian. is ''Menonn-
ines" The Menominees are an
Indiaa tribe VINO nov sccuoy yeservs-
ton near the Wolf Ri"er in Wisconsin.
@. When shoI,G salt ke added 10
vegetables IN cooking? -E r. G.
a II is bcSt 10 add salt iust before
the vegetable arr done Snit nas
tendency toz'a~i hardening tae sacr OF
Vegetables ana drawing oit the :iarcr.
@ When and how rsz the Ned
tc-ranc7n Sra fo-mcdo-F. l.
A. CGo.cc:sts bc.'-ve that the Mod
tcrra2e3n Scs ii all that remains Of a
great OCEAN. vhicn a. an early GLACIAL
epoch. before the forra lion Of the A.
'antlc OCEAN. enc!rclad half the globe
along line OF latitude The extent
OF this ocean diminished gradually dur
ing the various eFas until az present
the Mediterranean IS all that IS left.
@. What Is Russian tea9-v. e.
A. The term as commonly used refers
TO black tea served as the RUSSIANS
serve 1t. not 70 tes grown in Russia. A
recipe follows; Take / quart Of water
and add / tablespoonful! OF black Cev!on,
Ty4dT ~ r1~,S
boiler and ALLOW 10 simmer slowly for
5 nours. Place IN another vessel q
bunch 0! mint and lemon cut in sec
tons Pour in a glass o. water and
COOK TO boiling POINT Combine this
with the strained tea: swee.er ard
place IN refrigerator where Z will keep
Indefinitely and may De served hot or
iced-p-eferab!y iced.
O. When did China and Germany
adopt their new fags?-F VI. NJ.
A. China adopted new flag when
she became a republic IN 1912 The
new flag OF Germany vas adopted a.
The Weiniar convention in 1919
O. Describe the decoration Of the
Order OF the Seal of Solomon. Who
founded the organizatlon3-S. T.
A. Il !s an AbysS.nian order With two
classes. founded by King John IN 1874.
The decoration = a s.x-pointed star.
formed bv two engaged trian-les. bar
ing le-elo6 Cross and su-rrourted hv
the c-ovTn OF Ethiopia
O. Please describe the Fortress ..
SS- Petc- and Paul n Len.n--zd. Rvs
STAR. F. u.
A It was bulk from the, c,ars q.
Dom. Trs2Zlnl n I703-41. the walls
bang faced E.rh granite IN The reign @:
Catns-lne II. Il contains the S,ars
Prison the Cathedral OF IS. Peter and
Palu. the Mint. and the old A-ser-I
with the ARTILLERY Museum. TIE f.-r.s-
cations have n9T Inst their imporiarce.
the cathedral vas founded q. stle Sar.e
time as tle fortress !. Eas rebuilt IN
1888 and altered unoe. Nicholas I.
@ When vas the RoyaI Air Fore.
o. Great Britain formed Give some
information concerning its-R n
= This organization for defense n
sE:e air vas formed n April 1878. -
amaleaMaI.oa o: tie 2oyal Nav.i a.r
Service and the Royai FLYING Cc-rS.
Il IS represented in the government by
me air ministry. formed n January.
1918 Tss control Q: ias Eoyzl Az
Force. as vel IS O: the separate de-
p2-Iments for civil AVIATION. i vs<.s. n
an air council presided ever D. trs
SECRETARY o. State fo- Az ,s1T minister.
Evening star., 1928-01-09

Perhaps there is no more popular COL
loquial expression than that OF "catty
remarks" as applied to seemingly harm
less comments which nevertheless carry
hidden fire.
Women. through popular association
with cats. are supposed to have almost
a monopoly upon such usage, but 1t Is
a common observance that many men
also possess the ability.
To wound delicately. as 1t were. with
out entirely unsheathing ones claws
this is the essence OF the catty remark
The Smiths, for instance. are invited
to dinner at the home of the Jonscscs,
and all goes we'll until the dessert is
served.
Now. Mrs. Jones, who prides herself
on her ability as a cook. went to par
ticular pains to make up a fine batch
of frozen custard.
, Ice creams of various sorts are her
specially, she will tell you. When il
comes to making all ice. or sherbet,
Mrs. Jones shines.
When the guests seated themselves
the hostess had the satisfying feeling
that when the frozen custard came on
the table, they would all open their
eyes. as we'll as their mouths.
Never had she made a better freezer
full. It was perfect, she told herself
with a modest glow of pride.
When served in dainty saucers, the
custard did. indeed. appear to be the
very perfection of frozen desserts. Of a
full. rich yellow color, showing the
presence of plenty of eggs, the dainty
made a tremendous eye appeal.
Mrs. Jones covertly watched Mrs.
Smith as the latter TOOK spoonful.
Why, it tastes Just like frozen Gus
:ard doesn't it?" she remarked. gavly.
Nothing will ever be able to convince
Mrs. Jones. of course, that what Mrs
Smith said was not catty remark
mo wonder it tasted like frozen GUS
:ard,' she said. Indignantly, to Mr.
Jones. after the guests had departed
1T was frozen cuStard-and she knew
it,"
Mrs. Jones purchased herself re-
markably fine hat during the January
sales at shop where coats had been
reduced in price. but where hats
hadn't.
1t was beautiful hat. too. no doubt
about that. Even Jones admitted it,
as he opened his pocketbook and took
out several large. bills to pay for it.
Credit Jones with being an unusual
type of man. at least not in conformity
with the old type Of humorous tales in
which the males always resented the
price of their ladies' hats.
Jones rather prided himself on the
ability to pick good one. and he never
SHE'D at the price In fact, it rather
tickled his vanity that he could go into
millinery store and unerr!ngly select
the highest priced chapeau in the es-
adjustment
This time the honorary head of the
Jones family picked what he secretly
termed "lollapalouza.
It was a knockout" on Mrs. Jones
pretty head. and Mrs. Jones realized il
So it was not without some honest pride
that she put on the hat the very first
chance she got. and went around TO
call upon Mrs, Smith, her dear old
Evening star., 1928-01-09
UNITED STATES
In WORLD WAR
Ten ieWs .fso Toda,.

The pay roll Of Uncle Sans nsht,nr
forces now amounts to the stupeneo,ts
total oi one hundred million dollars a
month, The disbursements To 400 ooD
officers and men oi Navy alone total.
SIT ,n00. 900 Offlciat WASHINGTON
doubts very much II Presidents speec !,
ON war aims will draw any reply from
the enemy now, but II may hearten
Russia. support given pyes,~
dents speech by British labor heartens
allied canitala, London and Paris AN
plaud his vigorous statements =.
Shipping Board votes 10 expend 81, ,apf, -
900 at once at Newport News and ex.
tend similar policy to other yards IN
nfder To speed up production !.
Kaiser. posing aa human,tys champion
tells n delegation of Poles he has al.
ways upheld the principle OF peaeeahlc
cooperation Of peoples
Evening star., 1928-01-09

aI what is material commonplace, egSs~
sate, ana Touches tae inner SlsAKS ~
aold fue Suea AWaSenlns ANT teatsaa,
slaa sc are grateful
A. heethosen> eentenafS N eaSt NeAs
MAS celebrated i'll every town ana AAsMv
lst tafougAeul the etvsaaea wsMld 81 ia
all probability viii a >tMssas AaasASe ee
gwen ta faana Ssflsueets Wto >aAnSs ~
hish III the niche NJ tame Al creative
artist OTTO iNkkNkN SIMON.
Evening star., 1928-01-09
Raise the Minimum Annnjty

Erorts are being made 70 secure the
enactment at the present session o.
Congress of an amendment 10 the Fed
era1 retirement act which VIII increase
the minimum of annuities paid 10 re-.
tired employees of the Government gev-
ffai organizations VI asnuitaists are st
work IN this interest psoposing sorne~
what different forms " corrective legls-
iatlon. unfortunately there III no con-
cuffence by these groups. which arr
seeking the amendnent of the law and
the result lie that the committees of
Congress which viii consider the a,Jes-
ton and the TWO houses themselves
viii be compelled " desefn,ine the
merits of the varying snd somewhat
conflicting claims
In eli this there is one oa4tssan
principle however, whacn should be
ge1ognized and which should be- writ
ten into any anendatofy legislation
Wglcn may ne enacted. Thai Is that
the minimum of retirement pay should
be increased 10 poift st which the
annuItant can etIsSsist cecentiy upon the
stipend granted by the Government IN
recognition u long and faithful and
efficient services rendered ~ IT,
The retirement law wsE intended as
4 benefit ~ those VINO reach the point
ef supefsnn98ti0D. IL has, however
worked out IN many cases ss penalty
snd hardship. Men and women wilo
we've st!li capsDle u dong efficient
work were by automatic application oi
tie isw xFeated from Their positions
snc piaced upon The retired iistA with
sn0Uitlea ~ small that they Gould moi
possibly maintain Themselves snd were
fofce1 W seek assistance from ibelT
fam les anc TRENDS. and IN sonAe cafes
Evening star., 1928-01-09

Polar exploration involves priya.tor
and hardship. DR.. Cooks adventurous
career compels him 10 regard such
things as among the least Of his
troubles. The man who undertakes To
enjoy notoriety AZ substitute for hon.
e., fame Is likely TO leave a meian-
cno!y record OF .N-feqiited toll.
Evening star., 1928-01-09

Lindbereh has to exercise great care
in landing so as to avoid hurting any
one in the crowds of his admirers In
spite of military agitations the traffic
cop is the great and outstanding figure
OF our present civilization; one whose
responsibilities appear 10 be due tor
unlimited expansion.
Evening star., 1928-01-09
SHOOTING STARS.


Then and Now.
I bought an auto long ago.
II was propelled by steam.
The wild caprice that IL would show
Seems now horrid dream.
For when pushed the lever small
To get a forward start.
II backed me up against wall
And almost broke my heart!
II bucked and stamped and shook and
grOwled
And then burst into fame
In protest vain. stood and howled.
Dear auto! Fte for shame."
And when the water gauge proved !rail
While steam around me rolled.
/ thought that skyward ! should sail
Just like a prophet old.
Now trsffic signals are unfurled.
ride serenely gay.
A price war tells me that the world
Grows better every day!
Evening star., 1928-01-09
Rate by Mail-Payable In Advance
Maryland and Virginia.
Al Other STATES and Canad.
Member of fhe Associated is,e>S

The Associated Press is pxrsp>ivclt O. tlti">
70 the Use tor republication NJ all news dis
rstches r're!ited To IL or not otherwise cre,f
.Ie,i IN rms narr and also tn" tarat news
punltshei herein. All rights of nul.tcafInn
81 sncrial dlspaichcs herein arr also reserN.A.
Evening star., 1928-01-09
For Cooperation in BUMPS.

ff.m the t'hiiatielnhla inouievr
A standard height tor automobile
bumpers In nav being advocated A
further development OF this idea would
b. Ia inhiat on the height OF pedestrians
haing standardized All that the bumps
may bs standardized, Let's have tuii
corporation,
Evening star., 1928-01-09

- American literature has not greatly
improved since the custom OF leaving
the discussion OF crime and its penalties
larely to the expert discretion OF the
trained police reporter was abandoned.
Evening star., 1928-01-09

FROM ths PnItadsiph3a jhaAlfef,
A buggy pu' up at auction IN Iowa
brought first bid af 10 cents and "as
finally knocked down Al 20, Ws have
an idea the purchaser wanted The whip
f0f something or other.
Evening star., 1928-01-09

The political banquet TO be conducted
on dollar plate" schedule is an
other of the late w, J. Bryans ideas
Evening star., 1928-01-09

long career of patient service Is
often followed by some extraordinary
responsibility. The Thames is an
other good old river gone wrong.
Evening star., 1928-01-09

The mere fact that an invitation 10
speak on some public occasion has been
accepted is often of more significance
than the speech itself.
Evening star., 1928-01-09

The dificuity in conducting con-
terence is again revealed by the OBJ
stacies in arranging for an Army Navy
foot ball game
Evening star., 1928-01-09

Nicaragua will have practical assist
ance In fast work In turning over a
leaf for the New Year.
Evening star., 1928-01-09

tlnm ihH thliasteinhla tnan,fet.
And u ynu have a gltt hoil' Yal
have heen heaiiating tn open It !, ,ald
be well 10 keep ON hesiiatlng When
Il c0mea IN liquor these days there ANT
40 Santa Claua.
Evening star., 1928-01-09
THEODORE w. MOVES. Editor
The Evening Star Newspaper Company

bUNtElFNS VIHVe
lith 81. and Pennsylvania Ave.
New York Office, lIa East 4.nd ST.
Ch,cago Office: Tower Building
European OdlsS IA Regent ST london
Enstand
Evening star., 1928-01-09
Two X iuds III Diplomacy.

ffnHl tbs Rusioa Herald
tlDcie Sam has earned ihe credit oi
sntI0diHlng twG kinds III diplomacy ~~
shlrlAieeve aud aifplans.
Evening star., 1928-01-09

man VINO has been found insane
BY jury sometimes makes the mis-
take Of trying D boast Of the fac, a.
an evidence Of his higher intelligence.
Evening star., 1928-01-09
Rate by Carrier Within the C;ty

She EvennS star. .,. f5c Ter month
The Evening and Sunday Star
,,s t~nen Sanaayst soc ney month
swhen sundays. CSC ner month
The sunday Star - .>c ,rr .anny
Collection made Mt the cnti tf Zach r,nrth
Orders may I've sent In nv mail CIR teIrnh r,s
Main 5000 " S
Evening star., 1928-01-09
Prosperity.

Ny radio! My radio'
A songster strangely hollers
And for fivc Minutes work or so
Takes 81 900.
Evening star., 1928-01-09

a man who talks In his sleep" said
Jud Tunkns. lis liable to live IN con"
stant fear of a lucid interval"
Evening star., 1928-01-09

What is your opinion OF George
Washington"
Most respectful" answered Senator
Sorghum. you can't deny the pres
tige Of "A man who has succeeded ir
placing his picture on everything from
a two-cent stamp 10 twenty-dollar
bill"
Evening star., 1928-01-09
New Line Of Experiment.

New Line 0f Experiment.
We hear about synthetic gold.
Let the good work Dsgln'
Too many persons have been sold
Upon synthetic gin.
Better he an archeul0gist." said II.
Ho. the sage 0f Chinatown, and live
In the destinations of the far past. thar
one who lives In the dlsappolntmeniA
Of yesterday and l0ses couffge for to-
morrow,"
Evening star., 1928-01-09

Holiday Greetings.
TO Santa Claus ! wrote a hne.
II brought no gift 10 me,
next sent out u Valentine.
IL alao proved N. q.
"Seifiehneas, said Uncle Eben. Ii
liable 10 leave man wit only 0ns
friend, an him not very entertainin' .
Evening star., 1928-01-09

,conYfixh. 1881
Evening star., 1928-01-09

@. When did China and Germany
adopt their new fags?-F. NJ
A. China adopted a new flag when
she became republic in 1912. The
new flag Of Germany vas adopted a.
The Weimar convention in 1919
Evening star., 1928-04-22
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
(COntinued.)


HOME, Z ROOMS. BATH. AMI. n ACRE.
miles 10 u. G.; exchange clear lots. small
bungalow, small town house. No agents.
OWNER. Address Box OR. star Office.
IS ACRES ON GRAIN HIGHWAY 900
feet on paved rd. clear OF encumb. Call
Main 1437. .-.------, 60
lot. b0x10u; q r. ami OWNER. Call
Cleveland $500. "
80 ACRES 7-ROOM HOUSE AND OUT.
buildings; IS miles from Washington, near
Lconardtown. Md. q blocks to salt water.
Trade for equity in Broom bungalow or
6-room house - 500, in n, G..
n r. MATTINGLEY.
Potomac !03 1i0l n Capitol ST.
APARTMENT HOUSE FULLY RENTED:
on wide ave; fine location; 1ife return on
investment.
BUSINESS PROPERTY DEPARTMENT.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 X st. Main "30O.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
fCOntinued.)


FOR sALE--A REAL HOME IN ARLING.
ton County: ami: 7-room home: large
porches,: beautiful location, includes corner
lot with several shade trees: double garage
Rare bargain. Phone Clarendon 67a.
FfvE-ROOM BUNGALOW: LARGE LOT;
gas. water cleo. pay like rent G. G. LO-
GAN. ! Franklin st. East Hyattsville.
DELIGHTFUL GROOM. 2-SToRY MODERN
house. close in: sacrifice. furnished or unfur-
nishcd; owner. Address Box 1888. Star Of
flee. 2as
AMI BUNGALOW. h-ACRE LOT. IN
good suburban town. l. miles out: bargain: :
5000. easy terms. JOHN MCKINNEY. Mer-
rtneld. Va. on Lee Highway.
$3.50. QUICK SALE. NEW, q ROOMS.
bath; ami. shade. at station: 35 min. to
Treasury. Great Falls line: schools. Churches.
Terms. Address Owner. Box 1883. Star office.
EVANSVILLE, MD 10 LITTLEFIELD
aye. rooms and bath: lot 100xl5O r.;
alley paved street, garden. fruit trees.
OWNER Hyattsyile g0l-J.
NEW FIvE-ROOM AND BATH SENT
BUNGALOW. garage. etc. large lot: space for
chicken yard or garden. Near Edmonston
rd., Riverdale Hts. Md. Reduced to $3.50
t0r TAR cash payment Phone Adams $3.50
hcIorc m. or after pm. write
OWNER, 1856 Warder st. NV.
LITTLE COTTAGE AND LARGE GARDEN
lot. space for chickens. ETC.. nearby Mary
land. Only $1,000. terms Adams 1858 or
write OWNER. 1868 Warder st. NV.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE WITH LARGE LOT. IN
good neighborhood near car line at Holly-
terms of S35 monthly
Nj r. MAY HYATTs. 4sl.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Beautiful Takoma Park.

AhN2htIAAA 4 ANN'AAAA sAA ~
- s. aSo~,in r. G ssS ] mSsh & MI ,S S'S
IA pleasant iocatton, near IAN st. Trolley
splendid hot taxta Seklam can eNe Hnd
such home ia the nstrtCt al suNA pf'tv
AMI terms,
SfaAo~~<ew sp,ens,d,y built .huNkatew /.
; lovely rooms hath. hCst he0r; Also good
ownsr NH rent Il aesif"d ana nav SsS i
month This apartment ls on gr0GNd ntar
separate from balance ~ heUse no9hle
wonderful hsrs ain can no carried an SaA a
month puFchaser having NalV $40 10 NsN
Located two blacks lAsh 81 trolley. Paved
street Why Nat:
ONLY 50 aA(l--- -ReAuttgli Dutch e,,sontst
vita lovely rooms aad delish httul s9n par
tor, heated L. wattA eveFv cent OF %tl 600
and sSSisiieslE arraassA As. ! ,leGsStig,
Focas heated Sun nsEler lsVstory, se,s*s
enl.ide nentry With hott,,e ,etv,xeFa,eg en
AneF snlen,l,d teesieN CAn ~ purvRased
aN sNVetalnsN easy terms
Sa AOts-~smau essh pa,ment and $50 a
wes,th VIII pNeeAsae tAts caxv new N,reem
sFewN shine'ad eAngaf0w M exact ctsaN
taiy = hit smalleg so ~ GEO home shaft
tisteVee aWN 4 daFilns Nen shead
see II
- AON~.glA California hpas alew 81. charm
Sees M s@ M@ ~ % ea,Sss,a a"''n IA. @ macy M s,,ra' ss
live features whioN will snpeal h, saeMlNate
,sssa IYlas ESNaasg Nm A 'esss y. LINN ~. sa'e Y
tsssSSs.ie,s I parss iSs. .essS he@s sae +.
nNFeAaaad like rent
LET M HRt.r You cNOOSR 4 HOME
MAUDE II, LAWRY,
sA'esss Sss::s. 49, s.lsw fs.a S;asss:: ="
Evening star., 1928-04-22

nY owNER~~MnDEHN seToRY ENG.
lish .tYpa house, u raninA and hath hotswater
poultry hgpseA, sarian,. trees shruhA aud
hnNegs Near car an1 bus lines, school,
nhnEghea and stoFns, FttieAn minalAa' drive
To Washington al cooperate hiehWAy NAA.
sng, fnT ssillnn mus. he nssrFf my h'lslpess,
hla pke o columbia station, Inquire ~,
e0Fnar htofs.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
CHFRRYDALE.

Sreca1 buaxsloW fNrusee heat. elsstrsSS
xss garsxe loi ~ ~ tlNs csace. $A,ea0s
5000 cash <5SS p@v nsc0tG
S-regy,s NunS allow p ~ D. ei'SfFtcftF cSta :
acre ef land, 20 t&&stoS H~ts sSSSs'
81 SlG EASY Ierwas
S-roo,s, bungalow. NV ; e4sctric'tN, gas
pri.,y, - Ota $500 cass. so rer atcnaa-
~.roeu, hexlSs ~sSSptlc8 hall. MI -,
rage, rorner los IS HS iSe, ST,Soo; easy
terms. 4. =, - -.
we have ether bargains Gail CsaF SsA
C. e. DONALDSON & CO.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

Ian ACRES STATE ROAD FRONTAGE
electric current bus service, about IL miles
north of Washington. close good town.
schoQis. churches stores, spring and bcauti-
!ui ripDinE stream very desirable for coun.
try estate or development purposes I'm
usually low price for this vicinity. Only
Sill 900. No trades.
5r. bnng allow ON hill; lots fruit, flow
ers: clear spring stream. garage; chicken
house; stable: 2 acres; immediate posses
sion Sacrifice 81 400 cash; ~ mi. from
pike on country road
For these and other Montgomery County
bargains write -
Cold Spring Manor.
Rockville Md Rnute Q
Evening star., 1928-04-22
TAktNNA PARK AND ~ III EsSa
NOGTA O& WASHlNGftt<

A lassv hsgyH< - Rsw ae0,es. May
Rs,osalew et sr{cN 3. reeas ana .lsep2as
ey,yk a,ld Stn,ro, NgShSs Npe. reatvAl,
hAO Msa es.NtrDeelS ! nstess @5o< F'SEn
S,e,i'ar hsasS' s,>'' NAsks SSsaoe sc>ves
f,sSss Spae,sh Nou~s> q eoee,s, etaseg
Sad hasShe>j he1ie. leVel Aet, eN Sooesvte
street eNty SN,SNo.
AeesNeF Spsse,ss large rNN@s. es''',ia
batch Colea,sl; tAe eess euat aaa esss
plapneSt house et ttS ktgs1 tass seAsee tASt
With. seaWee ssS9aa s'w Asst eSk ae~ers.
ssse ssSsss AMI ss SsS M s..'ss 9 s'as, s IL .sS As
s,sg caSe AhsaVe So etaa RsSt ttaSa
New heteA CVsoaSl rosssey Had aed wals,
tte}. u e., 0tssN N0nslsy sax ro<sses Nnd lSrSe
i'enns N0eCA aW,lt-iM sarase eeaWttgVl
FEA tssslsers s'Ns agas% SFeSslN FesiNee3
@ TS,s S,. ~ s sSSS'Si WSs 4 ess:s ss sSs. sSs,
tsN'as tm hsNneSh9a> stShe and &trN a4l't-aa
tg.,Ne eesF s,ae@, so's 'Eaasp@FtAs'ea
s. 1Ao~s.A rss,snts extra soi ~ the ecap
NN = 4 Mtts AZ tnApgNVeAentA eNyeet Sa&
RNtsless less \ ., e1seI street 81 s00
NArseN hsNsss ta ges1t tuVeSsmeatA
uatgN aAsrtt >'tgstaN stteFaNVss
4, y, LtLLlE.
c,.ss. aS,. IA s.ss asS SSi. ASss SsssAsss ssNS s
TAEoMA PARK HOMES
VeeeS w sS NaagAsewA A,'yAs
$40 ,sasS, iss, .es.elsssis Fesis,Sed tssq,
Ss' ss.s ssa We g. isSls s Ses ssS sS sSss
= ss, sss,sssssSssSS s,Sss u, Nm. ssaE.y E.,yI So
sCeaslaasa = NszI fsssl
Evening star., 1928-04-22
laN Tor IuIl ucSErtDtion, :. -...,,l,,,
ADDRESS ROX lla-S STAR OFFICE.
Farm YOT SHOULD OWN.

FARM YOI' Should OWN.
Don't yut feel the lure of the country
where health and YJgor are always stalking
around? The balmy hreczes of Spring are
blowing and the warm beams OF sunshine
are dancing all over n 120-acre farm near
N1rbeck Md 1t is improved with q 15-
ioom and 3.bath home, in good condition
several outbuidnGs:, plenty of beautiful
house and 90 acres cleared land; is well
fenced and watered: on hard surface road
lust off Georgia ave. pike, Is miles from
White House Price has been greatly re.
dlIccd for quick sale Call
W II WEST Co
Evening star., 1928-04-22

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100 acres in Stafford CO. Va. 2 Il miles
water front on Potomac River. with fishing
rights with Keok Creek on one side and
Potomac Creek on other. including alto
geiher miles water front: this land lies
we'll on plateau That siants back TO river.
ing and fishing is UNSURPASSED in the State.
while cunning and trapping ia equal TO any
in this section: the improvements consist Of
larre in.ro0m clubhouse and the necessary
outhuiidings with nleuty Of shade second
growth timber. This is Rpiendd game
preserve This property can be bought for
S3J 900.
A. 9. DoNIpHAN 4 SON,
King & Columbus Sts.. Alexandria Va.
Phone Alex. $40.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

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