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pion could leave the Auditorium. how
ever, he Was fairly mohbed by the
Sufglng wave Of his enthusiastic friends
Who ciamber~d upon the stage from
Their seats IN the orchestra. Among
the ffst 10 reach the bs1y. however
Were his parents. and while tlie
seething audience smiled It's klndilesi
James RaybOrn Moore vas gather II
into the arms of his proud mother for
kiSE.
While he posed for the photoers ,hetg
Moore chatted With Mr. WerrenrAth
The singer offered his congratulations
and told the orator that 'lA himself
had won an orst0Ticai contest in his
junior year at the New York University.
Il won. the magnificent sum u ais
and blew 1t that night" the singer t0ld
the champion.
OfilciaIG Of Contest.
The Supreme Court justices whose
yeIclct made Moore champion were
Justice Willis Van Deyantef, Justice
EDWIN i Sanford, Justice Pierce But
ieF and Justice Harlan r Stone, Tie
tinf keepeTs we're MAJ Gen John 4
Lejeu4e, cOndHDanGant of the United
States Mhrlue Corps, ana Rear Ad.
nifai Richard Henry t1igh. u IS, r.
cbjei ~ the Bureau of Navigation
To-Day the htsen orators and the
members of their parties will tour
Washington and lis enylTons stopping
at Alexandria tor sn old fashioned VIZ.
Rinla dinner ~ ihe guests of The Efat
Jhe seven boys. opponents last night.
TOW ~3ll follow previous groups If ora
tors IN casting aside ali thought III
championships ~ become shipnistes on
the YOyaGe 10 EtJfope this Summst
They Ai.i visit foreign eounires te-
tuning home sfter weeks of tray l.
the bati6ns entire future A crisis IN
she kstp3ne history @ss approaching
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EDITOR DIES AT IL.

George NeWett Was Defendant in
Roosevelt Libel Suit.
IsHrEMIH0 Mich, Msy 20 fA9 -~
George 4. Newett II, editor and pub
fisher ot the lshpeming Iron one and
defendant Ia The famous libel 6uit Of
Theodore Roosevelt, died at hjs home
here today after long illness
Roosevelt sued heWeit and won II
cents damages IN 1912 i0t an article
Ia which the editor said lie t0fmc.
President was addicted 10 liquor
6ome ot lie Egyptian nummies show
marks Gf tAitaoing =.
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KENTUCKIAN WINS
/. IN 0RAT0RY FINAL
James r. Moore Declared
Champion of u. S. by
>. Unanimous Vote.

r.r,tinrea from rNrst raEel
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Ba1s3efaoBium greeted Tue announce
ntsf3t %sld while TIE audience apylauoed
is faYoK, The other boys Al tie cDntfet
aaeay;er their hearty c0nRrstAnS lions
Ng0fl tie winner
fsecTFtaFy Hoover, ilW face wTeatlled
~ SMILES. strode acToss the bfoao stage
v1tn' Fleming heBbold business man
aRef ot TIE Star. Nl4e carried ~ M0Gfe
We trophy u me championship The
EentQcky lac received lie silver cup
from MF. heXbol1 and lhen sccepled
sthe preferred ooDgTstulatioD 81 Gecfe-
aAFF Hoover ma keEb0io hi Leigp
and Mi Hammond Dl turn
The meeting WaS CONCLUDED WIN h1F
WtTfenFEtEs singing II "The Star
kps ngieo Banner
Beffke the newly proclaimed cham
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BULLSL0SE GRIP
] ON CURB EXCHANGE
Many Specia|ties Are Under
Pressure-NeWmont Min.
ing at New Top.
by WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Star.
NEW YORK, February 0.-Numerous
industrial specialties which heretofore
played prominent part in the upward
movement on the Curb Exchange were
under pressure throughout the greater
part of today's market. Operations for
the rise apparently were not meeting
with the success that accompanied ef-
forts recently and the disposition was
to let the market drift for itself.
Because Of the 10 point advance In
Bancitaly on the previous day. consider
able interest centered In the action OF
that stock. The price fluctuated between
1914 and 1873, as against yesterdays
final of l6oss. Commenting on the re-
cent gyrations In the market for the
stock, President Giannini stated that
he saw no reason for the rapid upturn.
'Newmont Mining was turned over IN
large volume at new high prices for 81!
time. Interests, who have been back OF
the buying right along and who are
thought to represent one OF the most
powerful banking groups, were created
with the continued demand. The new
Hudson Bay Mining, closely identified
with Newmont. dropped below 70 ana
interests sponsoring the market FOR THIS
stock evidently we're in no hurry TO ex-
plot its possibilities. Fansteel PRODUCTS
dropped to q new low record. still In
fiuenccd by the recent unfavorable divi-
dend action. New high records were
reached by Sheaffer Pen new and See
man Bros. The upward movement IN
Mavis Bottling was checked. but the
price was fairly well maintained:
The new high record for Anglo
American Oil was coincident win
runors that Vacuum Oil and Anglo
American interests are planning the
formation of company in which each
will hold a so per cent interest, 70
market petroleum products IN England.
other oil shares were for the most part
lower.
Auburn Auto responded with Jump
of more than points to publication
of the 1927 earnings, which were equal
TO $500 a share, compared with SILL
per share on a smaller amount OF stock
outstanding In 1926.
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COTTON GOES LOWER
IN TODAY'S DEALING
Liquidation and Scattered Southern
Selling Have Bearish Effect
ION Market.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 8.-The
cotton market opened barely steady to-
day At q decline of / to 10 points.
Selling on relatively cay cables was re-
stricted by reports OF continued dry
weather in droughty sections Of Texas.
while there wes covering OF trade buy
ing on reiterated reports Of steady
spot situation.
The comparatively moderate demand
was readily supplied at initial prices,
however and the market soon eased OF
under liquidation and scattered South
ern selling. May declined to 1852 and
october to 1875. active months showing
net declines of IA to 10 points at the
end Of the first hour.
Private cables reported hedge selling
with local and London liquidation in
Liverpool, and that while there was
slight improvement in demand for light
goods from India, the turnover was un.
important.
Offerings were comparatively light
after the early selling had been abb
sorbed, and the market was firmer on
continued reports Of steady spot situa.
ton In the South, talk of a better tone
In the goods market and continued lack
OF rain In west Texas. Business remain.
ed quiet, but the market was steady at
midday, May selling around 1855 and
october l7.47, or about 10 to IS points
ap from the lowest and within 3 or 4
points OF yesterdays closing quotations.
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Wall Street Briefs
UNITED STATES STEEL ORDERS

UNITED STATES STEEL OtOcuo'
Estimates of the expected increase III
unified orders OF the United States
Steel Corporation at the close OF Janu-
airy, to be made public on Friday. have
been revised upward and the industry
is now looking for gain IN tonnage
of between $4,000 tons and 4OO.OoO
tons. instead of earlier estimates OF
around 800 900 tons. Incoming business
In January Is believed TO have been at
the rate of more than $4,000 tons daily
In excess Of shipments. An increase
OF 5l8,430 tons was reported at the END
of December.
NEISNER BROTHERS. - Neisner
Brothers earned 1888 share on the
common stock In 1927 after preferred
dividends against $2.97 share In 1925.
Net profit rose to $458.590 from $292,-
! 6l8, a gain OF So per cent.
COMMONWEALTH POWER. - Ex-
penditure Of $25.000.0 900 In 1928 Tor
property improvements Is planned py
subsidiaries Of Commonwealth POWER
Corporation. B. G; Cobb. vice pIeSioen.'
said the company had O successful year.
despite spotty business conditions IN
some sections. He expected 1928 would
be another favorable year for the COM
pany.
UNDERWOOD, ELLIOTT FISHER
Underwood. Elliott Fisher Co. has ac-
ouired the 8,l00 shares OF Elliott Fisher
Co. preferred outstanding and more
than 90 per cent OF the outstanding
common stock OF both classes Gross
sales OF companies In the new Onaer-
wood. Elliott Fisher Co. In 1927 were
the largest In the history Of each COM
pany.
COTTON EXCHANGE sEAT.-The
New York Cotton Exchange membership
OF William l.. QUITS has been sold Tor
S28. 600 to Walter L. johnson. for another.
q drop OF 81. 500 from the previous sale
A seat on the Rubber Exchange held
by Alfred T.. Martin. Chicago, has been
sold for $500. unchanged from the
last transaction.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN g. HART
FORD.-~Totai assets OF the New York.
New Haven & Hartford at the close OF
1927 were s577.777.008. against $685.
4I2.22l the year before. Profit and loss
surplus was 5000. 070, In contrast to a
deficit OF $36.7l2.683 at the close OF
1925.
EQUIPMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
orders In January were 2 locomotives.
zoos freight cars and ol6 passenger
cars, Railway Age reports. A year ago
orders were 90 locomotives. %I4 passcn-
ger cars and 1900 freight cars.
BUILDING PERMITS dstreet' q
compilation OF building permits In III
cities for January shows 1206 .2<3. l26.
against $3.50. 109,29i In December and
| Si90. 946,6 In January. 1927. . de-
crease OF lie per cent from December,
but q gain Of 90 per cent over the
heavily reduced total OF year ago.
This gain Is thought to mean that ordi-
nary building has reached Its minimum:
that boom causes or effects have been
eliminates and monthly building COM
PARSONS from now on are TO be Oh q
fairly solid basis.
AUBURN AUTOMOBILE CO.-~Au-
burn Automobile Co. had It's most Sue
| cessful year In 1927 In sales and profits.
". l.. Cord. president. reports. Net earn
ings rose to 81 .278. 532 after taxes and
| charges. equal 10 $1,000 q share. from
| S043.2 In 1925. or sli.ii share,
Working capital was $3.50. 088.
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Washington Stock Exchange


Wash. Gas 6s AL 900 at 1901.
!. $1,000 at 1861. $500 at 1861.
Wash. Gas is "B'-$l. 900 at l09is
$500 at i08.
.yarcman Pix. Hotel 5,.s-s5oo at s5.
4 $4,000 at 96ia. 5000 at 96i2. $500
+. at 96r2
wash. Consolidated Title 'es-s2. 900 at
q. 100.
Cap. Traction Cos at il4ss.
Pot. Elec. SIS pfd.--is at 1882, 10 at
i09:y Z - = - =
Col Sand g. Gravel pfd.-lo at 1885,. S
.anston Mon.-2o at losl:. S at 1909
..aerch Tfr. 6, Stge. ptd.-lo at ITO.
& 10 at ITO.
Peoples Drug Str pfd.-2o at l24. 10
Sanitary Gro. Co. psd-lo at 1868.
After Call.
Cap Tract $500 at l04l2. $500 at
l04iz 4a.
Barber O. Ross s'zs-slooo at s4..
Pot. Elec. ss 'ss-sl, 900 at 100.
City e. Suburban $50, 900 at 100.
Cap Traction Cog At 114@s, 10 at
koney-Ca!i loans. and 9 per cent
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BULLS BOESTER|NG
SPECIALITY BONDS
Recoveries Fitful-InduStriaI
List IrreguIar-Dearth
of New Issues.
CHARLES r. SPEARE.

SnFCtat bfspatfn u tHe Ntdt.
NEW YORK. February S.-Efort was
made today to check the liquidation il,
those bond Spccialties that have been
unsettling the general market since the
end of last week. While the volume OF
offerings in them was reduced the re-
coyerieS were fitful and at times during
Tie session they sold below previous
prices. =.
broke under 80. rallied to 81 and then
lost their gain Seaboard Air Line ad-
tus.ments from the low Yesterday OF
SOL, and a closing Of SO, advanced to
90 and then dropped over points. the
consolidation 6S and the Seaboard- All
Florida Is we're persistently heavy. the
one below 90 and the other Of 234
points from Yesterdays late rally. The
action in these bonds affected Florida
Fast Coast SIS which sold below SO.
Chicaso and Eastern Illinois SIS have
been freely sold for several days and
we're at one time 5 points under the
January high and disturbed by the
poor statement of earnings for 1927,
industrials Are Irregular.
In the list of industrials there we're
numerous up-and-down movements
Eav<er 5i,s rose point to the oest
figure of the year.
LIQUID Carbonic IS were off 2'2 points
and I6 points under the high level OF
last month. Cuba Cane Sugar Is rail-
he'd a point and then lost as much. with
the IS fractionally lower. Hudson Coal
IS lost a point. Armour 4tas. Betnle-
hem Steel IS. Anaconda Copper 6s,
Andes Copper 6s. United States Rubber
SIS and the local fractions were able TO
advance moderately against the weak
trend today of nearly all speculative
issues.
More interest was taken in the forth
coming offerings of foreign bonds than
in the active hist Nearby loans aggre-
gate between $3.50 900 900 and s200,0 00.-
o00, Among them are large loans to
Australia. which has already been a
considerable borrower here in the past
two gears: to japanese public utilities.
TO the Republic of Cuba, TO Poland for
her railroads and TO JugoSlavia for
stabiiization purposes.
At the present pace the first quarter
Of 1928 will exceed in its total the for
eign loans sold here for the same period
OF 1927.
Dearth of New Issues.
Investment houses are again COM
planning that there Is a dearth OF new
bonds to offer to the public. consequent
~ they are looking forward to foreign
loans to fill In the gap. There are also
about sloo, 900 900 Of public utility loans
In prospect which will test the market
for this class of securities as the coupon
rates will be low. One Offering Is ex-
pected to be at "A per cent.
The effect Of continued firm money
rates and advances in Federal Reserve
discounts shows in the bond market
average which is off over Il point from
the high of January.
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TRADE JOURNALS MERGE,

NEW YOhE, February . Wj.~~ha"
tis,ual rfadn journals, Inc, u ~. 900 900
enterprise has been formed under Dele"
ware laws Tor merger of 10 trade jour
nails. The group includes Building Age
and National buildsr. Butchers Ady0~
cate aud Market journal. Canning Ayr.
Cement. MN and Quarry. Motor b0at,
Motor snip National Cleaner and Dyer.
on Engine Power, Fishing Goods GA
sstts and sporiins Goods journal, Cspt.
tai slsck will be offered aeon,
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Nearly 900 900 VIII he appropriated
~ the Netherlands EEst indies for cum
.lsoxszA4 ssiAti1a.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE,

Quotations furnished hy W. u ttthhs h ca. ,
N"nnnAl suht settling chccks
kaii k..Th aAr NJ
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MfSEELLANHlitl
STOCKS.

PUBLIC UTILITY
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct 20 The Star Office

Following is the list OF stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market today:
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koney-Ca!i loans. 5 and 9 per cent.
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TAKES U. s. CAN ASSETS.

NEW YORK. February 8 tP-Conti-
mental Can Co. has taken title to the
assets Of the U. s.. Can Co.
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WHEAT HAS SETBACK:
CORN GOES HIGHER
Coarse Grain Market Strengthened
by Unfavorable Weather and
Export Outlook.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. February 8.-Lowering OF
ocean freight rates from Argentina. and
the expectance Of large shipments from
that country led to an early downturn
In wheat values today In the corn
market. unfavorable whether and pro-
spective export business were strength
ening factors. Opening. 30 to 34a7s
cent of wheat held near the initial
range. Corn, started at Il decline to
an equal advance and subsequently
hardened all around. Oats were steady,
provisions went higher.
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RENT HousEs--FuR & uNFuR.

GROOM MODERN HOUSE; AMI REA~
sonahle rent. Apply SOL Eve st. NV.
SEVEN ROOMS. ALL MODERN IMPROVE
ments. Semi~detached brick house, with or
without GARAGE. Fine neishborhood'
Adams i401 i2'
CHEVY CHASE. MD, NEAR CIRCLE AND
Conn. awe rooms, stone and stucco'
ami. Including Gil burner, h,-wh,, Friglu-
ane. etc Garage. larRe. shady grounds on
ssSs street in CHI Oh Phone owner Fl,
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The Fastest Growing Summer
and All-Year Salt Water
Front Colony
WITHIN AN HOURS DRIVE or
WASHINGTON

There always has been and always viii
DC GOOD real estate and BAD real estate.
Prices OF lots at Edgewater Beach have
BfNdualt$ advanced as the property devel-
oped and improvements were made There
DDS. but a steady growth This is evidence
that EageNater Beach Is GOOD real estate
and SAFE Investment.
We are unable TO sell you CHEAP cot
thge OF bungalow. because there is not
shack on the entire property, our reStric-
Tons were deSigned TO prevent depreciation
and TO safeguard your investment.
Do not deceive yourself See all the other
water front Developments ftrst, but come 60
see EdseWater Beach and set our prices be-
Nearly a, half million dollars worth OF
homes In nye years. More than $4,000
worth OF homes built and under construction
at Edgewater Beach during the past ten
months for prominent professional and buSi-
ness men Of washington.
The prices at which We offer our lots ana
homes for sale are not based upon promised
or proposed improvements, but on what WE
HAVE DONE In the less than ave years
sinee the property was placed on the market,
Edgewater Beach Is in . class by itself
and cannot be compared with any other salt
must see Edgewater Beach TO appreciate this
statement,
Edsewater Beach Is free from mosquitoes
ASK any EuEeWater Beach home owner
TwentS~ntna miles from WRghsnRtOn Take
Defense Highway Follow slsnS Turn rishf
at Parole.
Homes for sale. $sss0 up Lots for sale
s40o np, Terms aFranged 20 suit purchaS-
erss Lots AS low as ~ monthly
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SALE FARMS,
tC0ntInued

400 ACRES, $4.000--SNAP. CAN ACCEPT
for equity of $4,000 good unlisted securities
OF any District corporation.
THOMAS e. DAVIS, Charlotte Hail.
CT Mnry'e
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righteousness PROPERTY.

KENT-BUSINESS FROPERTf.
FOR LEA S E-NEAR 18th
and + NV; ground floor, space
20x35; will remodel to suit
tenant. Address Box 407-X,
Star office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SMALL ACREAGE. WHITE SECTION. coon
outlook. clear, fertile. level; near w. r &
4. Give particulars Address Box 4a7.X
Star Once
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Dairy farm. us acres. 7-room house near
ly new; large barn; dairy barn for "a cows;
tenant house; poultry house; all necessary
outbuidings orchard; q head cows. heii .siIS
and Guernsey bull: 2 horses; tractor, fui
silos; 40 tons hay; 10 tons straw; Is to 80
acres in good corn, 10 acres in cowpeas
which can be greatly increased Price,
$4,000, one-third cash. The personal prop
erty will inventory over $1,000. 80 miles
from Washington. improved road all the
way. This is the kind of farm a great
many are looking for but rarely find at as
low price.
F. W. HILBERT. 80.
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RENT MOusES--EIRNIsMED.

HfCEfY FURNISHED HOUSE or 10 ROOMS
with Z baths. rrepiaGr3. pDfChes garage
trees and Shrnhbety Heaf Cohneeiicut
ave- Chegg Chase. ID g Address BOX 800 y
star ofhce.
CHEVY CHASE. ROOMS. ? BATHS. Law
| iat floor Dutch Colonial center hall. lar2c
| sgt gear garage p0bse9stoG September
| lease 8 months OF Longer Telephone 6hrD-
hero 25Q5-J
1914 NEWTON ST NE sEMI- DETACHED
! aoGses & rooms, bath aBd shower, beauli~
| fully furnished, double rear p0rchea. 20. ia
| 0a front, large lot on paved street with
! alley IA gear, s minutes from IL ! street
car and has lines Inspection by appoint
/ ment at Office. Price as month J G
/ Weldon Co t7l9 X q nv. Main 1898
I s723 24tn st HEs HAs R-WH.. FIRE
/ place beautifully furnished piano ana radio
! RUIPBRfEa,
Phone Main 1888 s0a Capitol ST W
| OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
C#neg home slK ToGius. maids y0nHl. pa
rave ma very TeABou8hle, references fc-
! o4jEed Columbia 1892 i2t
DETACHED DUTCH COLONIAL RF8tDkHCE
1 i. p1ieuea bieskfsSt sltbRt large
shady CgtLer lot double garage bus eefy-
! irr Ei"y 1851 sitter pu
, COMPLETELY FURNISHED, 6 ROOMS
/ buil-in Jub and shower 5000 northwest
aerfson. coHyeBieut location Call az 1919 >
| lga ABBEY Pr re WHOLE on Any
ps1t q 8 rooms ana "a neatly furnished,
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1910 IRVfN0 ST NV
Uvefaookine Rock Greek Park
beautiful home, never occupied, 7 large
rooms. 2 baths. INV h., eiec white all~
cnaheed kitchen, laundry room, bullt~in re-
tfigefator, beautiful terraeed lawns every
modern convenience, inspect today this
tyne home seldom anefed for rent KEYS
At 1902 Twins ST. II OF phone Main 5000.
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WANTED--FARMS.

ON GEORGIA AVENUE PIKE. SMALL
farm. with good house. in exchange for
Takoma Park improved property r. D.
LILLE. Citizens Bank, Shepherd 1882.
WANTED SMALL FARM, SUITABLE FOR
Development; must be close in and on
hard road. Address Box 337-X. Star ONCE
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500 North Capitol So II W.
Phone Gaiu bfSa.
rooms 3.rIHcE BATH, ALL NEW PAINT
nnd paper al Whlte ~ block good dome
Hehfa south porch dfiaghed by hB Fard
an 8 sides price $40 month good locA-
lion aDpty 8unaag % after q pm
0WHBH.
$50 Is B1 Sc re
CGLORED 42a4 l2tb FIiAGE n w Il
rooms. &33
2l45 ward place n q. roam5 ana bath.
sac 30.
tones newly paBered and painted through
out
G W SIMPSON co,
1924 Vermont A4s F4aukiIn $500
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BY OWNER DANDY CIR RESIDENCE.
exchange for river front property, lnts.
equity OF about $500 Rents for s6s Nd
dress Box 4ss-X. Star Office
POULTRY AND TRUCK FARM, 20 ACRES
y timber; orchard 900 IeRharn pulIetS and
mems, COW Ford truck. new mammoth ipcu~
$4,000 '"'''"N' Va
Address Box 4oI-x. star Office
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OUR LIST INCLUDES SOME ExcrrYE Nr
buys either for farming or suhdivislan
acres adjoining Takema. fronting /
streets, large house $4,000
30 acres level, Coleville Pike, Samoa
10 IS acres, Paint Branch. $3.50
344 acres, near Manor Club Sl7k
$50,
800 acres Montsomery County, very fer-
tue. well e9uipned dairy large house.
bia acres. near Takoma, iarge modern
oungalow, electricity, tbaa0
81 acres. good house, many hutldineA,
poultry or dairy. tTano, including stock
and tools.
~ acres, on pike. corner saas
400 acres, MONTGOMERY County, very nne
on main pike About xtDO
$50 acres MONTGOMERY County, on ratltx-
emit, iH.room house, many buildings, Less
than 800.
r., II, LILLE,
CisHena' Bank BLDG. Takama PARK
g. shepherd 5000. ass-
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COUNTRY ESTATE

900 acres (Anne Arundel County, inc
grass and tobacco land 200 acres clear,
400 acres pulp wood; i0-room modern bum
galow. god set of outbuildings, two tenant
houses. fine old shade trees and shrubbery
including large amount OF old English
lockwood For price and terms see J. II.
FIFTY, Laurel, Md IL
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