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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26
THE HOME
| KITCHEN
lxMce Lynn Barry
As TO Service OF Beans.

AS ~ -
- Fans are probably the most
moderately priced OF nourish-
- ing foods. for they contain.
pound for pound. twice as much food
value rs meat. Yet many house
keepers are reluctant about serving
them because beans ARE supposed
to be indigestible.
Eaten in moderation. beans a be-
a most wholesome food. But there
are several points that need watch
ing. For one thing-all the dried
beans require overnight soaking.
cooking In the same water In which
soaked. uf this water IL poured
off. then the valuable salts are lost
and Il Is these salts which help di-
gestIonl Also. beans have the COM
position of starch as well as meat.
and therefore there should be no
bread and no meat served with
beans. And last. but just MS i'm
pOrtant. the bean meal should I'M
clude one or more raw vegetables
the green vegetables. and no potA-
toes or other starch.
This makes beans n rather light
dish 70 contemplate. for there should
be only q modest quantity. and NOT
much OK anything else. But u hap
pens to he that kind Of a solid food
and II one likes beans well enough,
then other dishes have 20 I've dis
/ pensed with mt N bean meal
All OF the dried b-eans-limaA. kid
ney. hIack-eyed peas. lentils should
be boiled slowly after soaking 80
that they become tender. but do not
break. Drain we'll. then add season
ing. This may be merely q dressing
~ melted butter. salt and pepper.
Or "A few thin strips Of bacon Lima
beans when drained and reheated I'm
a little hot milk or thin cream, and
dressed with salt and pepper are
quite N good ms fresh limas I'm the
pod. Lightly fried celery and onion
and sweet green peppers. added 70 a
dish or cooked teans flavor them
nicely. Cooked lentils call for N
pungent tomato sauce
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

a really good
one. and tell Il
50 that you
could see the
people In the
story right in
the room with
you, and hear
them talk, and
guess just ex-
actly where they
were born and
what sort OF
fat ers ~ N d
nm O I h @ RI they
had, and who
they married
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

AVE you heard or the cold
cream bath" II isn't quite so
exotic as IL sounds. thank
goodness. But. II Is a marvellous
method az softening the skin and
clearing IL Of dry pimples.
The reason ! call the treatment a
cold cream bath Is because II may be
used as a preliminary to the usual
soap and water bath and when this
- done any Or all parts az the body
where the skin II rough may Be
treated.
During the Winter months our
skin is apt 70 be very mach drier
than II IN al other times. For that
reason l usually recommend olive-oil
baths once each week Il offset the
condition. Some Of you have fol
lowed the olive-oil suggestion and
have found that your skin, hasn't
suffered al all from dryncss. Those
~ YOU who haven tried Il may pre-
Ter the coid-cream method OF refin-
Ing your skin and II so here is the
information Tor using Il.
Apply a liberal amount az cleans
ing cream % all parts on the body
where the skin is dry or slightly
rough The arms. outer parts or the
thighs. hack and legs usually suffer
more from Winter dryness than any
other parts and 50 these should be
given special attention although YOU
apply cleansing cream 70 the entire
body.
Massage the cream into the skin
Tor 4 few minutes then. using a flesh
brush. pass !. gently over those parts
which need extra care. C%ontinue
using the brush until the skin tingles
from increased circulation.
Remove the crcam with
cleansing tissues and then proceed "a
your usual hath with soap and
water. using 4 Turkish toweling
wash cloth instead OF the flesh brush
which I usually recommend.
After the cleansing bath. rinse the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26
z MINUTE
)JOURNEYS
OS KHpkA flaming
Bruges - metropolis OF the
PAST

I'd RUGES. once a rival or Venice
the glorious Venice Of the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Cen
turies-ls today a sleepy town redo
lent with the ineffable aroma OF his
tory.
But far from being a crumbling
ruin, Bruges is the same as she ever
was-though no longer the busting
center. the great trademark Of her
section OF the world.
Almost all that remains or her
Middle-Age celebrity IL her Twelfth
Century Cathedral OF Notre Dame,
her shining reputation for the pro-
duction OF lace and the great octag-
onal tower OF the Belfry whence
comes the charms which Henry
Wadsworth L~ongfellow n { wrote
about.
Bruges is n city OF canals. IL IL
along these venerable waterways
that one comes upon the secret
charms OF this medieval city. Mot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26
Some Odd Facts

The Metropolitan police force.
which now stands az a strength OF
? $1,000. has only been increased by
! 900 since 1910, In spite or the great
increase In the size OF London.
Coroners in London hold lin
quests" on fires as wei as into
deaths. Coroners also decide a. to
the disposal OF treasure trove." or
valuable property found Of which no
owner can be traced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

~ Flor. Hand tam AM4
Knarf were inside the house
49, that Jack built. They were
sitting Am Jacks narlor-
"Ten rs the story about your
house." Yam begged
What story1"
'Oh-ahout the cat and the dos
and the cow and the rat and -"
Jack smiled. Yes. I know the ona
you mean. II starts with the baR of
matt that was lying IN the cellar.
Along came q rae and started eating
the malt"
What's malt anyway?~ Mil In-
tarrupted.
"Malt is-h'm-malt II malt" Jack
said. Haven't YOU EVER seen malt"
lis II like matted milkf' Flor
asked.
Jack nodded. ITS something like
it-without the milk. W course Well
then. this rat started eating INV ban
or malt. % / set the cat after H.
And that night the cat killed ". It
was an excellent cat. had AZ for
many years"
did X have 4 nameg" Hand
asked. Just to Ne polite.
Jack sighed. 1T didm't have m
name"
Didn't have q name.' Knarg ex-
claimed. Then how did YOU call gtg'
-Ah.' said Jack. happy again -k
never had 70 call il. IL always came
Nv itself. IL was an exceptionally
sensible cat Well. this cat was wOr-
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called
A great deal

Is no doubt that neglect plays a
part in the continuance Of this dis
ease.
Most afflicted persons neglect
uandruH and make no effort to rid
Themselves on u. This is unfortunate
hecause u is no pleasant 70 see a
coat collar covered with its scales.
II ~ probable that a mild IA ndruef
may be n normal condition. II vou
have slight dry scaling from the
scalp. YOU need not be alarmed Rut
II there persists a greasy. scaiv cor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

with Lillian for many minutes. and
she smiled engagingly at me
You know I'm doing this foI
your own good" she smirked. with
so perfect an imitation OF n SNUG
mother correcting q child that ! re-
luctantly grinned.
That's better" she said. You'll
be able 10 listen 10 a now"
I raised my eyebrows. trying e
express delicate incredulity. but FRO
duced no effect whatever upon nay
truculenf friend.
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skin thoroughly. This always Is I'M
portant but far more 50 when cold
cream has been used than when an
ordinary bath is INDUCED in.
Rub the body vigorously while
drying Il and then pat on a mild
tonic. You'll he simply astounded at
the marked Improvement in the con-
dition Of your skin after one Of these
baths Two or three or them rro.
duce a velVety texture OF skin that
is most enviahle even when extreme
dryness has resulted In an unusually
harsh skin condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

TvHTNGs are looking pretty rough
FOR straws this coming Spring.
There are an infinite number OF
clever novelty straws NJ rough and
lacy a. as well az tle ola stand
bys OF plain and firm weaves To-
which we have become accustomed.
Today we are showing you in the
above sketch just how appealing a
rough straw may be- This model
with the irregular hrim is made quite
decorative III a tailored manner ~
an inset 0f felt which slips through
the crown and ties i'm IN bow ON the
narrow brim. Taffeta is highly
recommended for wear with the
dressy suit and this chic model in
black and white ia exceedingly sue
cessful. The turned back brim ia
pIeated around the sides and IN the
back.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

about this dis
~turbance and its
causes. S o m e
authorities be-
lieve It Is due 70
an infection.
They think it il
spread from one
individual to an
other BY hats,
c o n b 3 a n d
brushes.
Others believe
10 il due 10 neg
liEence IN the
care Of TIL .
scalp. T h e r 9
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

FOR fridaN- FeDruarN -
A PARTICULARLY lively and
"a progressive day may be pre-
saged according 10 the accent
ea stellar activities. All that per-
tains 10 writings. publicity. promo
sions, bargaining and selling. as well
a. new projects and nhns r. under
excellent auspices for. advancement
and gratifying issues. The energies
and faculties will ~ under very high
stimulus and exceedingly well keyed
e reap decisive results under cspe-
cially flexible programs or cam
paigns OF action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26
. Failure, If
Wealth Is
Success
H0iC DO lou Measure Success
i'm Life?-The AMOUNT Of
Money a Nan Leares 0r
the Number Of Friends?
By WINIFRED RLACK

I'VE died the other day-the
man who could sing the old
- songs-and the new ones,
too, for that matter.
And he could tell a good story
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26
Words Of the Wise.

To be happy at home N the
ultimate result OF all ambition:
the end 20 which every enter
prise and labor tends and of
which every desire prompts the
prosecution. johnson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26
Household Hints

The dropping rose IL n sad sight 10
behold. especially nc this time OF
year when they are 30 dearly
bought. But do not despair. Separate
each rose and place them singly fin
a glass Of water. Then with the stem
under water slip q scissors in the
glass and snip a small portion or the
stem. Let the rose stand for five
minutes or so and Il will be surnris.
ing 20 see how II will perk UP its
head and look with new interest
upon the world.
Discarding 4 housedress Just be-
cause the sleeves have pulled out or
the bodice is showing the strain Of
wear. II quite an extravagance. For
II In probable that the skirt or the
garment Is In n very good condition.
Utilize the material by making
kitchen aprons OF the skirt portion.
Does your maid have time 10 take
care Of her own room properly? This
should be a matter or oncer 70 the
mistress or the house. for while the
room may be I'm a remote part OF the
house where an iil-kept will
never meet the eve or guests. think
OF the effect upon the temper or the
maid. Everyone feels better and In
happier In neat. pleasant surround
ings and a mistress who encourages
her maid 10 keep her own little do
main IN order does much TO insure
herself against discontended ser
wants.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26
BY ROYAL :. COPELAND, vi. d.,
United States Senator from New York.
0rmer Commissioner Of Health, New York Cif1

NE of the most common dis
orders Of the scalp is the
- familiar trouble universally
dardruif.
a c~raf deal nae hnan written
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26
Dandruff, While Trivial,
Should Not Be Neglected
Continued Care Will Overcome IL

This Condition, One Of the Most Common Disorders
Of the Scalp, Can and Should Be Controlled,
Says authority, Telling You How.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

One great reason trhy many
children abandon themselves
trh0IIB 10 silly sports, and frife
aiC1v az their time iHspidiIr, Is
because they hare found their
curiosity banked. --L0r'-r.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

A man would have no pleas
ure in discovering all the beau
ties OF the universe, even IN
heaven itself, unless We had Y
partner 90 whom he might COM
municate his JOY Cicero.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

McH TiH not bend their Uits
10 eTamiHe whethgr thiHgs
uherewifh they hare been &C.
cHstomed 10 are good or evil.
-Hooker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

4 few precautions will greatly
facilitate the success OF home clean
ing. I'm order that spots may be sure
10 receive special attention, run n
hasting thread around them before
dipping the garment Tn gasoline or
naptha.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

Cunning men can Dc guilty OF
q thousand tHJustices Dffk0nt BE-
ing discovered; 0r &c least Uith-
OUT being puuished.-SWift.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

There IL m majesty I'm SIM
plicity which is far above the
quantities Of wit. Pope.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

"A speculative despair ~ XIV.
pard0nable. iChere " " our dKfy
10 acf- Burke.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

Bv custom. practice, and pa-
thence, an difficulties and hard
ships. rhether or body 0r of
fortune, are made easy.
-L'Es.rdngc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

The mind u never right but
when ID Is nc peace with itself.
Seneca.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26
A Smooth, Soft Skin
Bv JOSEPHINE HUDDLESTON

Here Is a NeW Method Of Acquiring This Desirable Beout,
Assef-fhe Cold Cream "Bafh".
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

oopFrisht 1881 By Newspaper Posture ssVius- Inc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26
Goodnight
Stories
BY MAX TRELL

said 20 the COW z
Pray tell me how
You COT your hoFns" .
From eating corn.
Shadow Song.
MM III. Flor. Hand. Yam ana
" Knarf were inside the houHa
that Jack built. They were
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26

you heard or the cold
cream hath II isn't quite so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-30

anil. Exclusive residential section, conven:
lent TO stores. schools, Churches, electric and
ment, balance like rent, to owner no fees,
commissions or otherwise. Consider this and
see Mr.. BEALE 100 Milton ave.
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INSTALLMENT XIII.

CMOKY came painting in with Hays
pack, and started of again.
That's enough, Smoky" called
Slocum returned. "Nothin'
left-'cept Hanks bed" he painted. Ct
couldn't-locate thet."
"Listen!"
what do you hear?"
Hoses"
"sure, I watch it. Which
way?"
Grab a rifle. Seems to me If Hays
was up on top somewhere he'd hear
horses before we could-in that direc-
ton"
Shore. Must be Mac an JEFF"
Smoky had guessed correctly. Half a
dozen horses appeared tearing over
rocks and through bush into the oval,
with the two men, riding bareback, In
close pursuit.
Then above the noise rose Hays stem
torian voice: Ride! Ride fer camp!
I. Let the bosses go!'
The robber chieftain came plunging
down the gap. He was warning Mac and
JEFF. There must have been more dan
ger for them, on the moment, than for
him.
Jim, keep your eye peeled on tibet
CIul, SdIQ OiIlOhy, anu bUOlS lOIWdLu
under cover Of the brush.
Presently white puff of smoke show
ed above the ragged rim. Spang! The
fight was c.. One of Hays men
Bridges-let out a hoarse bawl and
swayed ever, almost losing his balance.
Jim locked no more at him, but concen-
trated his gaze on the rim. Another
puff of white! Something dark
mans sloucn hat-bobbed up. Jim's
rifle, already raised, swerved trife-
cracked. The hat went flying.
wal, If tibet bird didn't have 1t on q
stick he got scalped, Ill gamble" cb-
served Smoky.
The horses came over the bench,
frightened, hut not scampeding, and
Mac drove them into the corral. This
was around the corner from the range
CT the sharrshocter Of the rim. Bridges
Keeling on the horse, followed Mac, who
ran out of the corral to catch him as he
fell. Then, as they came along close to
the wall, Hays arrived from the ether
direction
"Heeseman-with his outfit-nine in
ALL" he heaved. "They'S scattering to
cross-below us-an' across there it's
cut CT range. :. We're all right"
Yes. we air! Haw! Haw! ejacu-
lated Smoky, glaring back.
Mac half carried the bulky Bridges
into the safety zone and let him down
on the ground with his head on a bed
roll.
Hank, I'm done for" said Bridges.
"Lemme SEE" And the leader, kneel-
ing beside Bridges. tore open his bloody
shirt. He had been shot in the back
the bullet going clear through. wal,
should smile. Say your prayers, jeff
Somebody take lis gun
Take it yourself, lays" rejoined
Mac. su.lenly.
"EanI, yen go hide with ycur lady
prisoner an we'll DO the fghtin'," added
Slocu-1. who had crawled back from the
edge CT the Er-Sh.
Hide! What's estin' you?" reared
the chief.
You know what you-"
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SOUTH RIVER PARK.

Attractive 5-room cottage. completely fur
nished, on water front; electricity, hot and
cold water, bath room, shower; private bath
ing beach. For particulars telephone
r. w. MOSHER.
Cleveland 2927-J.
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ADAM A. WEscHLER Il SON, Auctioneers,
ql5 z ST NV.

TRUSTEES sAtE Ok vA hRlaR DWELL ELL
NC No 500 = STREET souTHWEsT;
ss FkkEEr 9 souTHMEsr s kap sis sEo;
8 9EP MSTHHS 5haTo soyT IN VIDE AI M9
fAiRp sTRESTs soUTIWEssIT' w ANR
sf Na tAEf HAE XAe SEkEz Eo BE?S g
corded "a yGinf the e. ar ssf DAY q fes
.ee s4 q t f ssS Ct Sc 81 hs
the The Undersigned trustees will sell by public
a1cpa St q 4Eh re Fo eSpfstye B BIss 81
Of real estate. situate II the city Of washing;
t AT n Ti1HaTRiEEro GsT5 ocLocK PM
ss Of n tn i5 a. as IN fol
ais 5Dss tsss.. sso issS
2oeo feet and thence north Sc feet Sin inches hes
improvements thereon. consisting Ct a ,6 brick
dwelling sss p as Is now SOd
snsed to5 taxstion purposes " lpt i Sou IL
IS. GiflHsss, Rsns =
! IL e ssa sihss' tss ia ssS.Fs
e.: :; e Ss:s +
ssEiss iSssPssss! hsf S'iss
e pia tAt Of said subdivision in BOOK H. B. c.
P psSs os See Of q said D.str,cs
frame dwellins No. BIS Second street SOUTH ,;
smi hh 4 Richards Subdivision q lots il
sss I ps 81 Se oe 81
the surveyor. Of the DISTRICT Of Columsis.
Said property fronts on q paved alley 80
a snd Tsas sas es DiSaf
ATELY TKEEEATIER' lot 81 IN {ro the same me
same sofoos aey as '' the last
Scribed properly and separated ,t theEef rom
alleys az on ns rear 2s a sses Hdi
shs hFe0a s s9nsstn 7. ,b #
s s9fs' parcel ana IA 3Sr ref FIVE
lot Of GROUND known as ors1ai lot
and an 'n ranni fss back 81 nat sldth rs fess
aefesaas Re- Pss ssIS i.s
ments at one. two and three years. bearing
day Of sale, % payable senli-annueiy. said de-
ferred payments to be secured by first deed
or all cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
Taxes and assessments will be paid or ad-
and recording at cost Of purchaser. De-
post of $3.50 required at time of sale on
allowed in which to close respective sales.
In case Of default Of any purchaser the
or without FORGETTING deposit to resell, at his
cost and risk. after five days notice Of such
resale in The Evening Star newspaper.
ALBERT S. galley,
FLOYD e. DAVIS,
Trustees,
my26,26, 30,jel,3.4 3l8 7th st. NV.
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ARLISS AND JEANS SAIL
WITH 1000 FOR EUROPE
English Actor and Astronomer Re-
turn to observation-disclosures to
Make Hollywood Pictures.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 30-Sir James
Jeans, physicist and astronomer. and
1000 passengers on the White Star
liner Majestic which sailed yesterday.
Sir James had been here six weeks
visiting American astronomers and the
Mount Wilson Observatory, of which
he is a research associate.
Arliss, who had been here since last
November and who will return in Oc-
tober to appear in three more talking
motion pictures, compared the reputa-
ton of Hollywood to that of Paris. It
has reputation for wicked parties, but
visit there shows the contrary, he
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-30
AFRICAN REVOLT ENDED

LISBON, May 80 R.-The govern
troops had put down q revolutionary
movement which was started in Inham-
bane, In the district Of Mozambique,
Portuguese East Africa, May rs by a
group of civilian deportees who were
said to have taken advantage of the
absence of the governor.
The Colonial Office said that % Of the
revolters were arrested and deported to
the Cape Verde Islands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-30
MARRIAGE HELD LEGAL
Widow Awarded Damage When
Court Upholds Mohammed Rite.

MADISON, Wis, May 80 ga
Mohammedan marriage is legal in Wis
consin, Circuit Judge A. G. thinner
man ruled. The Judge upheld q sim
liar decision by The State Industrial
Commission in an award under the
Rozella Black Williams, Milwaukee.
She married Wilfred williams in q
Mohammedan ceremony.
Williams was killed while In the
employ of a Milwaukee corporation and
the industrial commissions award of
damages was contested on the ground
that the marriage was illegal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-30
PROPOSALS.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CHOS. J. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERS
1881 Eye Street Northwest.

SALE OF COLLATERAL AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
BY virtue of the provisions of two certain
collateral notes dated December 81, 1925.
made in the payment of said notes and
interest thereon, and at the request of the
bidder therefor, ut public auction. in our
ONCE at 1881 Eye street northwest. on MON
AT ONE-FIFTY O'CLOCK PM, the collat-
eral securing the payment of the said notes:
consisting of stock as follows: 900 shares OF
6% "a" preferred stock Of West Virginia
Coal and Coke Company.
THos. j. OWEN & SON,
mySo,jel,3,6 Auctioneers.
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MCLEAN, VA.
6 rooms. kit. and bath; large lot; hardwood
re nS n ami mo "a So from car line snd bus;
Va, or phone Falls Church. el7-F-2. Sc
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. j. OWEN e. SON. AUCTIONEERs
1881 Eye Street Northwest.

SALE OF COLLATERAL AT PUBLIC
BY virtue Of the provisions of q certain
note and interest thereon. and at the re-
quest OF the holder thereof. we will sell &c
the highest bluder therefor, at public auc-
ton. in our ofdces at 1881 Eye street north
T9fs on as Moh AZ w The dEII6HFH Pay 3r
aforementioned, consisting OF stocks as fol-
lows: 230 shares of the capital stock OF the
Davis Trust Company (Elxins, West .Vir-
ginia); 80 shares Of the capital stock OF the
Eikins National Bank of Elkins, West Viz
ginia; shares OF the capital stock Of the
CITIZENS National BANK Of PhDP
stock Of the Burnsville EXCHANGE Bank
the capital stock Of the Davis Colliery Com:
pany tElkins, West virginia.; rs shares of
the capital stock Of the Elkins Brick Com
Esns YES. soa shares
Storage Company fElkins, West virginia.;
as shares Of the capital stock OF the Eikins
Development Company tElkins. West Vir-
sinia); 200 shares of the capital stock Of the
Valley Improvement Company (Elkins. West
Virginia.: 2.449 shares OF the common stock
pany Incorporated in West virginia.: 2.s2s
stock of the West Virginia Coal and Coke
Company incorporated in West Virginia.;
918ia shares Of the six per cent "B" pre-
ferred stock OF the West Virginia Coal and
Coke Company incorporated in West Vir-
ginial
Terms of sale: All cash:
nv30 jel,3.6 AuctioneerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-30

SALE OR RENT-SUBURRAN.
WASHINGTON GROVE. MD-COTTAGE,
six rooms. porches, shade trees, corner lot,
opposite park; miniature golf; price reason
able: terms attractive: A. H. SORGENFREI.
Washington Grove, Md. 31s