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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


with equipment and lease to purchaser D
room modern home with 5 acres ground; 2
blocks of Rockville Pike, miles from Dist.
line. E. M. AIKEN, Nat. 1856. Ewes, Wis.
1898
INDOOR GOLF COURSE, located most de.
srable spot in city. now showing wonderful
return on investment. Address Box 4So-z'
Star once.
DELICATESSEN = Up-to-date; long lease;
corner, near ofhces, factories and hospitals;
owner leaving city. Phone, So PM, PRto-
mac 0975. as
TAILORING AND CLEANING ESTABLISH
ment-Splendid opportunity for a good tailor.
Cheap to quick buyer. Call North 9447.
DELICATESSEN STORE, 1928 18th st. NV;
excellent location; reasonable.
LUNCH ROOM doing good business leaving
city. 3505 Georgia ave. NV. See Mr..
Sender after pm. 20
TIRE, BATTERY and auto repairing; fully
equipped and stocked; prosperous, going
business; cow. location in heart OF city. Ad-
dress Box 39l-Z. Star once. 28e
ATTRACTIVE TEA ROOM with soda foun-
tain, also magazines and souvenirs; at In
tersection of roads coming in four directions
where ali west bound trafnc passes; room
and bath attached. Call Bradley $50.
DELICATESSEN STORE
for SALE TOO 22nd st. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


an COMPRESSOR: COMPLETE. d, G., SOS.
Hoffman Pressing Machine. Boiler. Etc, SIS.
New lo-h. d. electric motor, starter. shalt
ing and betting. Must sell Col 4040
BABY BED; beautiful large size "Storkline."
hSee Ne" weeks By Healthy Ssby u HSa sia
Cavalier Hotel. until Sunday am.
BABY CARRIAGE. crib. day bed and break
fast alcoye. 62T Florida ave. ne. 36s
RATHTUBs. BRICK and building material
12od "Is sor.a A;r. ron %Sny
lumber. shesthips. fooSins, siuddns. Win:
Sbl gS' and Sss1ins ms.srss sSieS W.
ase sflilnI BARGAIN prices. Come 70 ELMER
HEcHIkoER COMPANY MOUNTAINEERING
YARDS. Main Once igik N pa Nh
o sTlshi si;Isss lpss Obs wSSt
mn aouhie mahossnF hhlsh, complete
Rflss, 80 Fhons Wiz taof
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wANTED-SALEsMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


WANTED = PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS IN
~ Maryland enaineeTinE graduate Give
nddfess and price Address Boa t0o-z. star
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playground play FOUND" 1880 MiniTCoS p. Xd. SSss
MASSAGE. ELECTRoTHERAPY. SARA ).
as3s. 10 an. mt 70 s1 pm. ms Closed sunday 81:
COATS Refined. 50 AND 50.
All Ai SoTtS 81 ss Ss@1oenhs
wales 'ents; cheerful surroundings. every con-
vsni''''s' Af fsss ka = anna IAN; I'd.
CHRISTIAN MOTHER WILL CARE FOR
infsnts and small Children in her home; day DAY;
decorated. quiet. refned home. Potomac 1893:
o. 800 F TIN.,d 4 oPIT5 .I HONE o D.r
Phone Catonsvile 45o. nol7.
MONEY. ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKETS.
cont sfs ss n an' Ns ss4s
NURSE WILL CARE FOR CONvALESCENT5
and elderly persons in her own home. SCal.ev'
BRICK WALL INN, dsO5 K ST. NV
Charming fur. apt, ami; 2 to adults,
SIS to s2l week each, Including Dreakiast'
dinner. light, heat. maid service; references.
! WISH TO make acquaintance with persons
whose diversion is music TO form string string
and g Sss e play chamber music ADDRESS
THE LEEHURsTIA REAL HOME iNVA a.
S ssed R.sSoDsSis Esner p W
is no need TO- feel that they must ;ccept In
isriOr funeral services due e ns9ilsy to Ssy
for; as little as SIS. Worlds finest water;
msS be had from cSa@sers for SIS In case
Co. 18th cor. Chaplin NV. Col. 0432.
YES, WE HAVE NO MONEY, BUT KIN DIV
s sGT ssrt eOa.rs Pees CASH
and Debt. Adjusting Service. SlI lnsuTanSe
Bldg, 18th at Eye 20.
oIRL WANTED TO SHARE 2-RooM; KIT,
other Address Box 42o-Z. star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN. AMATEUR PIANIST. De
siIes acquaintance OF vioiinist. AddfeSs, BOX
YouRo's KINDERuARTEN AND PRIMARY
erades, embodylne most desirable tsa t.ar.
o. shis asSslepw9sn' atdry fssssh Enr.h ssss
SsssAos IsiaAaR SHY eIfnSfEy tL ns...ai
nee, sis 18Th ~ nv, Art iea Met sssl'
WANTED At s. O'CLOCK. .TRANeronIA.
/ llan fnf sshorl child from i7th and Maaaa =
s as,.,s ~ .3,eY' nv siSs l' Of N'''.'
p.ls~sssss,i ' y iiasmss lsss 80.
BUSINESS OrrOnruNirifs
lnssas 800. 80, se 49, a"i' aE. sss.s
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LINCOLN SEDAN-LeaVing for Atlanta FIRST
Of week, will take two passengers refer
ences EXCHANGED. Phone Cley 1872. 26'
CAN ACCOMMODATE SEVERAL passengers
to Southern Florida next week in Buick
sedan; reasonable. Address Box 1887, Star
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FflltyuN ANu Foun
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
Is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
PRACTICAL NURSE FOR INVALID. NO
encumbrances, good housekeeper; references
Call Ad. 9380-W.. or home, 4410 18th st. NV.
TUTHILL SCHOOL, DAYS. GRADES 1-6,
krg., French, dancing, art, piano; luncheon;
playground. 1850 Mintwood pl. Ad. 1888.
MASSAGE. ELECTROTHERAPY SARA j..
HOLMSTROM, sos East Capitol ST Lincoln
222e, 10 am. to pm. Closed Sundays. 81
COATS refined. 81 AND So.
All Kinds of RemodelinE.
North ANAL
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SITUATION-MENs
BOY, colored, wants job as porter In store
or bus hoy; three years experience. 1908
work; full charge double entry books Is
years; SIS week; best recommendations.
Address Box 96-A. Star once. as
SGs or nas ssSa u f: oee
CHINESE COOK. in private family. Address
Box 92-A, Star ONCE. 26e
Ex;cLERoYMAM; college dseTes; american AN
as driver, salesman, desires employment.
sl%lar esDaeity; p 1esS' urgent CAN
FILIPINO wishes position in private fam
ten years experience; good references. Ad-
dress Box 46i-z. Star Office 26e
FILIPINO SCHOOLBOY wants work, private
Gresa Box saP ssH g Star an oSs
FILIPINO. chauneur-mechanic, with COLLEGE
education. desires work FOR private tam MI,
Ter and general utility man; best city ref:
erences Address Box 464-l. star once 20
JANITOR wants place, with or without
salary; good reference; no children. P ~.
MAN wants q Job as collector; will give good
references. ADDRESS Box 4s7-z, Star once ono.
MAN. married. Al. mechanic, handy with
ST. s.w. 70
MAN. IS years business experience; retail
q once work desired References az l!s'
MAN, experienced. middle aged white DO
sition as Waterman or elevator operator
references. Address Box 94-A. Star ONCE. 26'
MAN, colored. wishes Job as houseman anS
chauffeur, with references. Call NORTH
O975-W.
PAINTER. white. frst Class with full equip
ment. desires eontr9st work "a, a. locsi IS,'
80 Atlantic 1901. 20.
SECRETARY sTENooRAPHER. youns man!
Fuod edueation references. georgia III
sunday morning, Monday. ~
YOUNG MAN, alert, aggTeskive, ambitious
warned. wishes position OF importhnee, W.
Feafai eeilene leader OF men 5000 orsan'
lfef HaN IDEAS inNeAtiaatoT, salesman
iHiHlthsa Address noK SEA. star once 2e'
Nuuho NAN dssilss wofk hlsh sehoo
NnNfnflrnI ifpHNfltlng huoNi edte ~ DOCS
lffplnf I'D teas any kind 81 work. a.
ilfst ms STA siaf once 1e'
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spare tires mounted in fender wells; prae-
tically new tires, thoroughly reconditioned:
q car you can be proud to own. We invite
your most careful inspection. Phone for
demonstration. Pohanka Service, l126 30th
st. NV. North O3A7.
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sITUATIoN-woMEN.

YOUNG WOMAN. from the South, desires
position as companion to elderly person;
references. Phone Adams 7765-R.
YOUNG WOMAN wishes restaurant work;
inexperienced, but will work for meals to
learn. Address Box 106-A, Star once.
WOULD LIKE social secretarial work by the
hour; knowledge of French and Italian.
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PACKARD-'HThe safest used-car market in
the world" offers renewed Paekards IN yeri.
warranted. Also good buys in all popular
makes Fair terms TOO KalOramA I'd.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

CHEVROLET 1923 COUPE-Dark blue Duco,
good tires. excellent appearance and in hne
mechanical conditions; 1885; terms, trade
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OLDSMObllIs lyJO DEMONSTHATOttSS-O
De Luxe Patrieian sedan, wire wheels
fred), 2 tail lights. chromium tire covers,
fender lights and cigarette lighter; only 5000
miles; new-car guarantee and the most lib.
eral discount we have ever offered. one
2-door sedan (black), 1000 miles, is hardly
broken in; new-car guarantee and liberal
discount wisconsin Motor Co., T2o 17th ct.
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OLDSMOBILE DEMONSTRATORS, 1885,
Sedan and coach. Like new. in every re-.
spect; new-car guarantee. Liberal discount.
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PONTIAC COACH, I926-New tires. and in
perfect condition Only 500, full price.
Nolan Mnfnr co I'LL 18th ST NV.
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Washington Ticker
BY CLINTON COFFIN.
Associated Press Financial Writer.

Internal Revenue Bureau efforts to
check up on the use of claimed stock
market losses to abate income tax pay
ments are being markedly increased
this year as a result of recent specu-
lative history. Treasury Department
specialists are prepared to concede that
the Government Is bound to lose a lot
of revenue because of incomes reduced
by the smash in security prices last
Fall, but they also are aware of a dis
position among income taxpayers OF
the less scrupulous class to manipulate
figures of speculative transactions in
highly dubious fashion after any such
price reversal as that seen on stock
exchanges. Consequently, the income
tax audits will be frightened. up.
The first installment of the 1880 In
come tax payment, due next month
is being awaited with considerable In
terest and concern by officials who have
to deal with Federal expenditures, since
it will show for the first time what
the effect OF the stock market fall has
been on Government revenues. Though
the income tax rate cut granted In
December Is estimated to reduce the
| income tax yield by $3.50, 100000 during
| 1880 from 1929 figures, the effect OF
| the stock market performance in the
way of occasioning further reduction ir
the yield has not been predicted.
The first analysis Of income tax re.
! turns made in 1929 has given ground
| for concluding that about II per CEN
| of all income reported for taxation II
that year arose from speculative profits
and 1t is generally assumed that thu
1890 reports must indicate some failure
to keep up that ratio. However, thu
Internal Revenue Bureau is undertak
ing to see that wash sales" of de
preciated securities do not add to tn
Governments tax losses unless the,
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u. S. WEALTH ESTIMATED
AT $50 BILLIONS IN 1928
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February ga report
of the National Industrial Conference
Board, made public yesterday, placed
the national wealth of the United
States in 1928 at 3601 billion dollars
The per capita wealth of the country
was $4,000. The report showed that
the 1920 wealth was about 40 billion
dollars greater than that of 1922 when
the most recent census estimate was
made. In 1912 the census estimate
was 1863 billions. while 10 years later
1t was 320.8 billions.
Considering the amounts 1912 and
1928 in terms of dollars of equal pur-
chasing power, so as to eliminate the
dlderences in price levels of the pre-
war and postwar periods for the bur-
pose Of comparison" the report said.
the nominal increase of 93.3 per cent
during the 16-year period 19l2-l928
becomes a real increase of 81 per cent.
The report defined the term ma
tional wealth" as being applied to
tangible, physical assets, only credits
and currency being excluded. Three
fourths OF the total wealth of the Ma
ton, the report said, is in fixed
assets" devoted to use as dwellings or
70 industrial and transportation enter
priSes.
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BONDS ARE STEADY
| IN NARROW RANGE.
Market Absorbs AcCumuIa-
ton of Orders Over Holiday.
Trading Dull.
BY F. H. RICHARDSON.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW WORK February "a Opn.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. February 24.-Once the
accumulation Of orders over the week
end had been disposed of, todays bond
market returned to the dullness that
has characterized it of late and prices
fluctuated irregularly within narrow
limits. Investors seeking bonds are
having no difficulty in satisfying their
needs with new flotations, and there is
a corresponding lack of interest in out
standing bonds.
New issues today included one of
SO, 100000 Canadian National Steam
ships. Ltd, line entirely owned by
the Canadian government. The bonds
are per cent and, because of an un-
conditional guarantee as to principal
and interest by the Canadian govern
ment. sold at par. There was also a
81 100000 Albany County, N Y, issue
of serial 4l4s, at par for the immediate
maturity and slight premium for the
long-term maturity.
Prices of prime bonds were little
changed. Fractional advances were
made by Canadian National SIS. Chesa-
peake & Ohio 412s, Duquesne Light
412s and Columbia Gas SIS, and there
were declines of a similar nature in
Atchison general As. st. Louis-San
Francisco A Is, American Telephone
O12S, EhAduSlpIlld 70. OS ana western
Union SIS .U95D.
Convertibles dropped off rapidly in
early trading, but later quieted down,
with partial recoverieS. The heaviest
trading was in American Telephone
4 12S. International Telephone 4Ias and
Commercial Investment Trust 512S
United States Government obligations
we're quiet, first and fourth 41hs OF
the Liberty group making small gains
There was some interest unaffected
in Green Bay e. Western Railroad B.
debentures as result of the 1929 earn
ings report of the company. showing
net income after taxes and charges OF
$435,212, against $379,27S in 1928. The
company'S earnings have shown a
steady increase for the past eight years
The "B" debentures have no maturity
date and they only participate in earn
lngS after S per cent has been paid on
both the capital stock ($2,5O0, O00) and
the IA debentures, Of which $500 O0C
are outstanding. 1t is one of the few
bond issues in existence that rate after
the common stock of the company.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, February "a LP)-United
states Department of Agriculture.-HogS
Receipts, SO, 900 head, including IL, 1000
direct; market 10 to IS cents lower
than Saturday; weighty butchers show
ing most decline; top, $50: bulk, 160-
$50 pounds, 10 .85a11 40; 100000 pounds,
10.40alO.85; butchers, medium to choice,
pounds, 10.65a11. 40: 10000 pounds,
1085a11.50; 130-16o pounds. 10.00a
114o; packing sows, s.75as.S5; pigs,
medium TO choice, 90a130 pounds, 9.25
aI075.
Cattle receipts, $4,000 head; calves
receipts, $500 head: general trade
steady to IS lower; very slow dressed
trade bearish weaking live market; best
steers, early. 14.25; slaughter classes.
steers, good and choice, 1901 500
pounds, 1915 TO 1925; 1,100-1, 300
pounds, 1915 to 1875; 950-1 100 pounds
1878 to 1875; common and medium
$50 pounds up. 8.75 to 1275: fed yearl-
lngs, good and choice, 750-950 pounds
1915 to 1875; heifers. good and choice
$50 pounds down, 1l.25 to 14.25; COM
mon and medium, 800 to lips; cows
eood and choice, TBS to CTS; common
And medium, $50 to TBS; low cutter
and cutter, 4.25 to $50; bulls, good anc
choice Cbeef). IT'S to 900; cutter tc
roeOlum, 6.oU 70 go, VealerS tmllk Ieo)
good and choice, 1000 to 400: medium
800 to 1000; Gull and common, TOO tt
800; stocker and feeder steers, good anC
choice, all weights, 1915 to ITS; com,
mon and medium, 800 to 1915.
Sheep-Receipts, 19, 900 head; no early
sales; bidding Csc or more lower; early
indications bulk lambs, LOTS to 100
best, held above 11.50: fat ewes ant
feeding lambs steady; lambs, good ant
choice 90 pounds down, 1000 to Ills
medium, 9.75 to 1880; common, go
to CTS; medium to choice, 92-l00 pounds
900 to HOO: ewes. medium to choice
$50 pounds down, Ats to 600: Gull ant
common, 200 to 500: feeder lambs
good and choice, $50 to 1850.
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SILVER Qu0TATInNs
TREASURY CERTIFIcATEs.

NEW YORK. February "a CF1.-Bar
silver, 43. Mexican dollars, 80.
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seriously in that field before. and the
figures of its first years Operations
showed that the expense, heavy as it
was, had been justified by actual earn
ings attained.
incidentally, the Chesapeake Corpora
ton, the holding company which owns
the Chesapeake g. Ohio system, field its
annual report today for 1929 with the
New York Stock Exchange, and revealed
marked progress made during that
year in concentrating control of the car
r1er. AS a December 81, the Chesapeake
Corporation was shown to hold 2l4 600
more shares of Chesapeake g. Ohio COM
mon stock than it held one year ago, and
IN addition, 1t held 1880 shares of Pere
Marquette common. Most of the in
creased holdings of Chesapeake 81 Ohio
resulted from subscription to a stock
dividend, but large block was pur-
chased on the open market.
Taxing current market prices of its
rail stock holdings into consideration. it
was said in behalf of the Chesapeake
Corporation that its assets represented
worth of $3.50, 937, 900, or a liuuidatinp
value OF $76.05 per share for its own
stock. This Is one of the companies into
whose domination of railroads congress
sional inquiry is pending, though the
confinement of its holdings to securities
of single rail system has made it less
conspicuous than some other holding
/ investment units.
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meet the absolute statutory require.

Ah0eC JAe dpSoluCe statutory require
ments.
In the face of decline in passenger
traffic on railroads last year, which the
Bureau of Railway Economics estimates
to have brought carrier receipts from
passenger service down to the level of
20 years ago, number of important
systems are planning to increase their
struggle during 1880 to regain the bust
ness. The rail executives know where
the business has gone-to the highway
by private automobile and public bus
and the endeavor to regain 1t Is taking
two most diverse characters.
On one hand, nearly all important
carriers, East and West, are multiplying
cut-rate week end excursions this year,
which depend on moving large numbers
of people in standard equipment at
hours when tracks and terminals are
| clear of scheduled trains. CheapneSs of
movement rather than comfort Is the
advantage offered the public, and bust
ness developed, particularly in the
East, is reported as fairly satisfactory
BY the second method of combating
the passenger loss the existing stand
ards of comfort and luxury in train
travel are being amazingly heightened
Thus J. j. Bernet, operating head of the
Van Sweringen lines, has ordered the
installation in March of new de luxe
passenger trains over the Chesapeake
g. Ohio, Pere Marquette and Hooking
Valley systems to connect Detroit, Ohio
cities. points between and Hampton
Roads. The special equipment under
construction for the service is DELHI
| erately planned to lavish space, con.
venience, luxury and novelty on trair
riders and to build up passenger traf-
flc for systems which have been dis
posed to minimize.
President Bernet believes that the
luxury method will pay and has some
4 experience to show for it. While II
charge of the Erie system, which HI
reconstructed before going to tn,
Chesapeake g. Ohio, he got a de lux,
Chicago-New York passenger servic,
going for q railroad which was neve
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Receives Airplane Order.

NEW YORK, February "a R.-The
United Aircraft Exports, Inc, foreign
sales subsidiary of the United Aircraft
& Transportation Corporation, has re-
ceived an order for IS airplanes and IS
extra engines, valued at approximately
$3.50 900, for shipment to Peru. Part
Of the equipment is for the Peruvian
army. Other planes will be used In
passenger and mail service.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
b rr,.sw :
Stock and
niuIdnnh Rafa

wire Direct I, The star once.
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Sales OF Stocks New York EXCHANGE
S44'%OO 4I:OO Noon i, 104 500
Dividend table are thu annual
payments based yearly
Unit OF trading shares Partly extra Pin
~ IN STOCK Payable n SCRIP Plus go Paid last
Psyahe In cash or stock Plus 1919 Plus 81 in
soSk Fus y" IN STOCK Plus 81 in
Plus S4sS in stock Plus So q apnT0va
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Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Barber d Ross 612s-$1 90 at 89%.
Mergenthaler Linotype-6 at l0834.
AFTER CALL.
Mergenthaler Linotype-20 at l083l.
washington Gas $500 at 10O1a.
Washington Gas IS $4,000 at IO3.
500 at 1902
Washington Rwy. & Electric pfd.--l0
at 96la, 10 at 96ia.
Decentralization Co. conn., at 80,
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Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY

Barber & Ross. Inc. e1as... 1914 81
cham-Vanblt. Hotel 61as. rs -.
Chevy Chase Club 5las. ....n.. 100 -
Pot. Joint Stock Id. Blk. SIS. 81 81
w. M. Cold Storage 5S..,. 95 -.
Wash. Cons Title IS .. 40 o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-24

Liverpool claims to have the largest
clock in England in a timepiece having
face 80 feet in diameter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-24

Farmers Of Belgium fear that the
present weed pest will do heavy damage
to crops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-24

Use of Danish butter In the United
States last year was so per cent greater
than In 1928.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-24

Swarms Of locusts have been doing
damage near GAIA, CAMERON.