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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-15
WAY BEHIND

Salt Lake City-The county ate torney's office can't seem to keep up with Sheriff s. Grant Young's liquor squad and Pete Demaris. Pete was arrested by the sheriff on a liquor raid. and a persistent vio-. lator charge was sought against him. While tho country attorneys office was busy fiiguring out wheth- CT 1t should be filed, Young's squad raided pete's home again and found more liquor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-15

ought to have big rally and get ac- quainted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-15
DING, DING

Oh mother don't let father Help trim the Christmas tree, For generally on Christmas eve, He's tipsy as can be.
 o--O-O Operators of Christmas eleva- tors in department stores probably got the jam 'cm in idea by look ing at canend sardines.
 O-O-O
 The husband who falls in love with the cook wants to be sure the wife Is the cook.
 o-O-o Whats In name. The unim- peachable authority for check, many time.
 o-O--o
 You can get more out of horse by feeding 1t sugar but the horse is merely digging its own grave with every lump.
 o-O-o The man who slaves himself generally gives the barber the itch
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-15

Tests by tho United states dee pertinent of agriculture have indi- caled that traps painted green nt- tract more insects than when paint cd any other color.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-15

Financers who have gone to jail for prosperity practices may want to get you. but really they're not missing much.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-15

Connecticut will be greatly interested in the outcome of the famous naturalization case of Mrs John MunsilI Ulrich of New
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-15

All vehicles must be lighted not later than 455 tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-15
so IT GOES, ED

so IT GOES, ED E'Our-flushcrs may come, And fOur-flushcrs may go Where it's hotter than here, If you'd like to know.
 -C. l.. K.
 o-O--O First impressions are lasting. That's what the finger print. expert said as he told the accused man to bear down on the thumb"
 o-O-o Even a low-brow can aim high in life--and miss.
 O--O-o In the old days. pas hot pipe would leave brown spot on the table cloth. Now daughters cig- arette stub burns a hole in the thing.
 n-O-n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-15
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and is a member of the National Press
Club, Congressional Country Club, Har-
mony Lodge of Masons, Albert Pike
Consistory of the Scottish Rite. He has
twso sons II and
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MOSES SEES NEXT
HOUSE DEMOCRATIC
Senator Says Economy WIN
Not Infringe on Navy $751;
100000 Program.
By The Associated Press.

by the AS&oc44teo EFeSs.
CONCORD. N. H. October 9e.-San.
ator George H. Moses. In an address
before the Churchmen's Club last nigff,
predicted the next House Of Represent
atives would be organized by the Demo-
Gratis, with q Democratic speaker.
He said administration economy
would not Of necessity involve closing
the navy yards ct Boston and Ports
mouth.
The Presidents naval program he
said. will be debated and Il Is well 20
remember that the President does not
propose to halt naval construction. IN
fact. 1t has been emphasized that the
naval economies viii not infringe upon
the building program calling for con-
struction 10 the amount Of SIS. 900 900
In the next year
Picking into the future, Senator
Moses asserted that anticipation Of the
Seventy Congress Is not alto
gether pleasureable." He predicted
Congress would have to turn It's atten-
ton to the budget and to emergency
deficiency appropriations.
There viii be insistent requests. not
TO say demands, for direct grants Of
Federal money and further anticipation
viii be urged Of Federal building pro-
grams. already anticipated for several
years." he said
Probably" he added. "a COMPRESSION
al commission win be appointed to study
international debts and determine the
capacity OF nations of Europe to pay.
Domestic problems of tremendous Inn
portance hardly can fail to be compile
Gated by international considerations.
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DOUBT IS THROWN
ON Judd DEFENSE
Evidence Being Rounded Up
to Contradict Woman'S
Story of Sayings.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHOENIX. Ariz, October 2e.-New
evidence intended to contradict the
story Of Winnie Ruth Judd and indf-
eating that possibly she had an accom-
plice In the Staying of Miss Hedvig
Samuelson and Mrs. Agnes lie Roi here
two weeks ago was being rounded up
by Phoenix authorities today.
Mrs. Judd stated she shot both
women the morning Of october II as
the climax Of q quarrel over social af-
fairs. She admitted placing the bodies
in trunks and sending them to Los
Angeles.
Was Seen on Street Car.
A street car motorman in Phoenix.
BENJAMIN w. Jurgemeyer, said yester-
day that Mrs. Judd was a passenger on
his car the night of October Is. getting
OF the car near the Le Roi-Samuelson
apartment at 1918 pm. and again
boarding the car at IS pm. return
ing to a point near her own home Mrs.
Judd had alleged she remained at the
home of her two victims the night of
the slayings.
Neighbors of the two slain women
said that late the night of October is
"a large black sedan" entered the drive
way of the lie Roi-Samuelson home.
Ph-enix authorities were endeavoring
to trace the ownership of this car to
learn whether it contained Mrs. Judd
or some friend of the slain women, or
perhaps an accomplice in the killings.
Meanwhile the extradition fight and
future defense of Mrs. Judd rested with
Paul Schenck, veteran Los Angeles at
torney.
VIII Ask Short Delay.
Schenck was retained last night by
DR.. william G. Judd, husband Of the
slayer. to supplant other defense
counsel.
Schenck said he would ask a short
delay in the extradition hearing Of
Mrs. Judd, whose custody Arizona
authorities are seeking The hearing
was scheduled for this afternoon on an
action brought by Sheriff j. r. McFad-
den of Maricopa County, Arizona,
against a writ of habeas corpus in Mrs.
Judd's behalf. The writ is the only
thing in the way of Mrs. Judds re-
moval to Phoenix to stand trial for
murder.
Schenck gave no intimation what de-
Tense would be made by Mrs. Judd. Her
former counsel, Louis P. Russell, had
indicated he might cnange her plea
from one of self-defense to insanity.
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Navy In the cabinet of President Benja
min Harrison.
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AUTO ENGINEERS
/ TO CLOSE SESSION
Resolution Hoping for Speedy
Recovery of Or. G. K.
Burgess Adopted.

The tilree-day session Of the ninth
annual transportation meeting Of the
Society Of Automotive Engineers viii
close with a dinner tonight &C the
kIsoreham Hotel.
Al the meeting this morning reso-
Aation expressing the sympathy Of the
organization and the hope for the
speedy recovery of DR.. @. K. Burgess.
director Of the Bureau Of Standards,
vas unanimously adopted. r. X. Glynn,
vice president OF the Society Of Auto
motive Engineers. end author Of the
resolution. was instructed to write a
letter to DR.. Burgess. setting forth the
sentiment OF the society.
DR. Burgess was suddenly stricken
yesterday with a cerebral hemcFrhage
He was 70 have been host to the So
ciety ct the Government bureau and
TO have addressed them last night on
What the Bureau Of Standards Is Doing
for Business" G. S. Bruce Of the bu-
reau. presided as chairman IN DR.. Bur-
gess' absence and read the paper al
ready prepared.
In the paper DR.. Burgess stressed the
need now, more than ever before, for
the elimination Of waste. IT was stated
n tremendous opportunity existed within
the automobile industry for the elimi-
nation Of waste The vast savings TO
the public made possible by the work of
the bureau through its research actfvi-
ties in connection with fuel, oils and
tires we're disclosed
At the dinner tonight william p Nc
Cracker. jr, chairman Of the Washing
ton s. A. z. section, will act as toast
master. The principal speakers viii be
w. r.. Smith, president Of the American
Road Builders Association, and Roe
Fnlkerson. author and humorist.
Speakers at the sessions today included
". G. Naegel, Bender Body Co.; O. H
Ecragg, Mack Trucks, Inc, and j. NJ
Orr, Equitable Auto Co. The meeting
win be presided over by w. j. Cumming
Surface Transportation Corporation OF
New York.
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BRITISH AUTHOR LANDS
FOR VISIT IN AMERICA
4. A. Milne Has Verbal Guns
Primed for Person Who Dares
Call Him whimsical.
. the Associated Press

~ the Associated Press
NEW YORK, October ga. A.
Milne, English author, landed In the
United States Tuesday night with his
verbal guns primed and cooked for the
person who dares to call him whine
Eical" again.
In revolt against all who cali him
quaint or his work capricious. the writer
OF the Christopher Robin verses said
he had come co see America But he
indicated that equally strong was q de-
sire to forget his irksome label.
II Is his FIRST visit here. Mrs. Milne
Is with him. But Christopher Robin.
hero OF the so-called whimsical books, "
was left at home.
"whirn? I ioathe the word" Milne
said.
The writing cf chlidrens books was
an interval. and that interval Is ended.
Milne said.
I'm the opposite Of H. g. Wells" he
said. for he'd rather be prophet than
Q novelist"
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MAN GOING BLIND GIVES
FORTUNE TO CRIPPLES
Turns 100000 Over to Detroit
Board of Education for Bene-
1T Of Children.
az the Associated Pres.

By the Associated Press
DETROIT, October 29.-An elderly
real estate owner, who Is gradually go
ing blind, turned his entire fortune of
5000, 900 over to the Detroit Board Of
Education Tuesday for the benefit of
crippled school children.
Louis Rehberg, the donor, urged that
his benefaetion not be made public and
declined to discuss it.
From the corporation counsels ONCE,
however. it was learned that the fund
is to be administered by a board of
trustees, to include members Of the
Board of Education and two relatives
of the donor
Half the income Is to go to Rehberg
during his lifetime and half is to be
used to furnish crippled school children
with better educational and health IA
cilities. After his death, the income
and principal are to be paid out for
the benefit of crippled children within
Is years.
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tax violations, has his case now before
the Supreme Court where the United
States filed last Monday its brief, con-
tending for execution of the sentence.
Ralph Capone is out on bail.
Jack Guzik is out on bail, under .
five-year sentence, which he has ap-
pealed to the Circuit Court Of Appeals
in Chicago
Sam duzik, who pleaded guilty, is
serving a sentence of one year and one
day in Leavenworth Penitentiary.
Nitti In LeavenwOrth.
Frank Nitti is in Leavenworth serving
q term Of Is months.
Terrence Druggan and Frank Lake
both pleaded guilty and are on bond,
but Judge Wilkerson, who sentenced Al
Capone, is withholding sentence in their
cases until the Supreme Court rules
In the case of Ralph Capone, whose
case has several points Of similarity
with Druggan's and Lakes.
The Al Capone case was ordered" In
the Internal Revenue Bureau on Octo-
Der Is, 1928. Since that time evidence
was developed In all parts of the coun-
try, and the case came to a dramatic
surprise when Al FIRST pleaded guilty.
He then changed his plea to not guilty
and was sentenced to IL years in the
penitentiary, $4,000 fine and court
costs, which have been estimated at
about 100000. The United States
Court of Appeals granted him writ of
supersedeas, but denied him bail. keep
ing him in Cook County Jail pending
appeal.
Chief Trey, who has directed the case
since its beginning. has personally par
ticipated in many phases and finally
appeared on the witness stand against
Capone in open court.
Trey Is q WashingtOnian.
Trey Is virtually washingtonian and
is well known in many different circles
here, where he has lived most of his
life. He has been the recipient of more
commentator in the Capone case than
for anything he has accomplished in
his "a years of service with the Gov
eminent
Born In Kansas City, Mo-, Trey came
to washington as a youngster and at
tended Tech and Business High Schools.
He entered the Government service in
the Post once Department in 1907, in
the office of chief inspector. He was
secretary to the chief. Transferred to
the field as a post office inspector, he
had valuable experience in that work.
Coming to the Internal Revenue Blu
reau in March. 1919, Trey organized
and has since been the chief of the
Intelligence Unit, which Is now q little
more than II years old.
Trey Is of pleasing personality, but
firm in manner. He stands 5 feet 1917
inches in height, wears horn-rimmed
glasses and smokes many cigars He re-
sides at 1881 Monroe street northeast
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PAULA MURRAY is BRIDE

NEW YORK, October 10 R).-The
marriage Of Miss Paula Murray and
Frederic r. Coudert, IT,, member Of
the international law firm Of Coudert
Bros, took place Wednesday at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh A. Murray.
The ceremony was performed by
Justice Edward r. Finch Of the APP
pellate Division of the Supreme Court.
The bride Is the granddaughter Of
Princess del Drago, now living In Italy,
and the late August Schmid. Mr..
Coudert Is great-grandson of the late
Benjamin F. Tracy, Secretary of the
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ARMY BANS EXHIBIT HOPS

Owing to the limited number of n.y.
ing hours available TO o61cers Of the
Army Air Corps for the balance OF the
using them in necessary military train
ing. the War Department has an
nounced that applications for the at
tendance of Army aircraft at celebra-
tons, ceremonies of military or his
torical significance and dedtcations OF
airports during that period viii be dis
AnnrOVed
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BUS ROUTE CHANGED
Park Road Line to Use Lamont
Street on Northbound Trip.

The Public Utilities Commission has
ordered the Park road bus line
of the Washington Railway & Electric
Co. rerouted so that on its northbound
trip it goes from Nineteenth to Eight
zenith street via Lamont instead of
Kenyon street.
The request for the change was made
by residents of Kenyon street and the
question stirred up a considerable
ne:ghborhood controversy which was
aired at hearing on the question be-
fore the commission on october IL.
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Alfred, Walter and Charles Thomas
brothers, have served an aggregate of
139 years continuous service on Cobb
Farm, Beaulieu, England
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SMOOT URGES HALT
TO INFLUX OF "REDS"
Communists Take Advantage OF
Unemployment TO Spread
Doctrines, He Says.
D. ths Asaeciated Presr.

~ the Associated Press, 40
SALT LAKE CITY, Septsmber a.
Legislation barring immigration Of
Communists and protecting American
industry from competition with RUS
sian goods was advocated here last
night by Senator Reed Snoot ID
Speaking at Q Chamber of Cofnneree
banquet, Senator Snoot declared C6m-i
munist groups In the United States are
taking advantage of the present uheila-S.
ployment to spread their doctrines Of
opposition to the Government.
"Our immigration laws ought 20 be
amended so that Communism could no
longer come to this country" he as
serted. <
Likewise. our deportation laws should
be strengthened. There Is no reason.
why aliens TO whom the hospitality Of
America Is extended should be allowed
to remain here to preach destruction
OF cur Government, our religion, our
economic institutions, cur ideals and
our social life"
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sALE-sUBURBAN.
WOODRTDQE, D. c.
Open Daily Until 8 Pm.

IS zo0S PERRY 81. NE.
A distinctly new-style bungalow with
every modern convenience; handy to every
Also . Groom colonial Just across the
on q small down payment.
WOODRDGE REALTY Co,
2377 R. l. Ave. NE North 1909
A q 5sS .2S IMoPEFN BuNaAIow.
$4,000; $50 down and $40 mo-; sewer. water.
gas and cleo; fireplace. laundry tubs; large
f 6. 7s o y terms essS owner must sss
real buy Also e-r house. 1900 So. It. land,
on corner; owner going South; must sell for
S3,750 II you have $1,000 cash. Why rent
when you can buy like rent? j. L. PRICE:
oakcrest. Va, once, Mt; Vernon aye aye. and
OAKCREsT-NEW BRICK COLONIAL.
large rooms; last word in modern construc-
tD lo5Oo $1,000 sash Palsnfs to i1 ooo
CASH assS bal. easS' These houses are worthy Of
'U Can YOU Beat this? $500; Groom mod
ern bungalow, high elevation, sewer, gas.
cleo. city water, paved St; terraced lawn
q seb w os ana and 5yeE
"a i'm od isSa ef aSos e 0
lot. See this at once. J. L. PRICE; Oak
ridse blvd Phone Clarendon 272.
TAKOMA PARK-NEW BUNGALOW. $
rooms sleeping porch, h.-w.h.. attic; best
location; pretty yard. Ga. 49s0-J' after
noon.
GROOM HOUSE. AMI, GOOD LOCATION,
near schools, churches, bus ana car line
For particulars phone Mrs. CLOVER Claren-
Inn
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sALE-sUBURBAN.
SALE-SUbUAbAN
ROOMS AND BATH, HOT-wATER HEAT
gas, electricity, garage, large lot, $50 mo
Erwin Realty Co. Phone Hyattsville 1855
NJ a ID NEAM / EE
boulevard


81 SOLD-$4OO CASH BUYS.
7-room modern 2-story home,
large glassed sleeping porch, oak
floors on 1st and End floors; city
water, city gas; built-in heated
garage; hot-water heat. Only
$3.50.
shower, concrete cellar, oversize hot-water
heating plant guaranteed to heat all rooms
20 assFsef rse Closets hsre
aoors on ist an and sna doors; large front
TsSed susnsh s ssD5sq sa Az
h tsiisss EInd 3, psrson ct C ass. front
best paint inside and outside. -Four cleo
trio base plugs each ROOM, all nghts o con-
superintended houses; guarantee them built
Sa5 saS soa s 6 &c Eq hs
Pa s ave. NV to Barcrcft, Va House open
e croft sh' YOU 0f prsfar 0 cali fas ny house
vote my whole time to my houses No over 9-
selling That's reason ] can give you house
Bring carpenter or any mechanic to inspect
same, nothing sighted in this house or q
miles from White House over concrete
road all toe way, Columbia pike. Has about
colored within miles. Compare house with
anything advertised around some price. III
promise you will see real modern homes with
many features to make Housekeeping easy.
Terms easy. SIS per month covers every
thing.
WALTER O'HARA,
OWNER & BUILDER,
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TREE rs FEET AROUND
Huge Oak in Pennsylvania Namsd
for Pioneer.

BELIESVuLE, Pa.-Aeasuyenaent OF
the Campbell oak near here showed u
70 % % feet 10 inches In eiyeumfersnees
a. ~ az w HsHlse 81, nseAess
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SALE--LOTS.

BARGAIN FOR SPECULATION Or. BUILD
ing. GEO. 3. DIEFFENBACH. Ma. $3.50.
1343 H st. NV. EN-. Ait.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, IN d. g.
Al loca ton, all improvements. $500 50. #,
adsress so real i 9aFs star os rom
ONLY si2 MONTHLY WILL BUY NEARLY
ton two lots. $40. wisconsin 455o-J.
$3.50 FOR 50-FooT FRONT. MACADANd
street, sidewalk. water. sewer, gas, electric
ity. Surrounded by attractive detached
homes. Convsnient t. CHURCH hu schools
a HEAT sn Colorado slds plstrist $50 =
LOT, NEAR srd AND AsPIN SITS, as Pr.
BUILDING. ME- $500. EM. 02ls.
FOR sALE-TWO JOINING LOTS AT
Beverly Manor; 500 less than cost. Address
Box 254-E. Star once.
LOT IN ATTRACTIVE MAssACHUsETTs
Park. oyerlooking. Rock Greek PARK; three
Convenient location. Reasonable. Telephone
Adams 0362.
AURORA HILLS. VA.-70xl35, 5oxl35. 70x90;
close to car line: reasonable. 2l0 18th st..
sw., Apt. 5. District $3.50:
FOR SALE-BLDd. LOTS, CHEVY CHASE,
D. G., the most rapidly detached home bids;
section, around ashign,Etop: only 2 few , Of
svsi i O FULTON r. GORDON, PEG. ms.
Bldg Dis 523l Brokers. attention.
WILL SACRIFICE $500 LOT IN NEARBY
Maryland for $500 cash to quick buyer. Ad-
dress Box AGA, Star once.
OWNER WILL SELL BUILDING SITE. so
s7so " Hddress f Box s1eH star once 0--l,
Price, $4,000;
Lincoln 1964-W. 29s
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

NEARBY VIRGINIA.
S-room and bath modern bungalow, nre-
place, city water. one square Of Clarendon
f New s .Toom 6unsSiow. tiled bath. h.-w.h.,
oak doors, cleo, gas, city water, sewer, ga
rage one square to stores and transports
New Groom and bath home, sleeping porch:
fireplace, ami, large lot with shade and
garage. Price, s7,250 terms.
ih-aere lot, Groom and bath bungslow,
anil, shade. 4-car garage. Price $500;
Ne RYoN CO., INC,
Clarendon 1880 1904 Wilson Blvd.
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WANTED-sUBURBAN.

house, reas- rent. nesv sehhonI tyans'; ref,
Adde'S Box iSi.EE. Star ef EasSe' S"9'
THREE TO FIVE ACRE TRACT m NEARRY
subufDs with or without improvements
Give all details. Address BOX ABE Star
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213 Cedar Ave. Shepherd 2546
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOK CHLL-CODON DNIN.
Nice one-story. Broom brick house; ami
lots Of fruit, good garden, AGAR garage.
acre ground; locatsd on q sood ro.S "
and car lines. real. bargain at $4,000
Terms can be arranged. VIII have to see
fine tWo-steyy. oId-time brick house; :
rooms, bath, furnace and wired for eiee;
lard; win have 70 gee TO appreciate.
Lots Of nice acreage on hard roSd that
al pfopeYty al ali prices; farms little and
Zig vii trsde farms Tor suburban houses
and ts or city properly ve ele1T .: or S with
ness. Phone, Falls church 50. once; resi-
Fl. Fl. ANDERSON & co.
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SALE-FARMS,

sALE-FARMS.
1875 ACREs, DEFENSE HIGHWAY. 90 NILS
from Washington. fropting on state road.
$500; terms. Address BOX i55-E, Star
FARM. TAKEN UNpER FoREcIosURE,
BAT ~ Ss sere'.
brick residence, needs repairs; excellent
S SsE9 saa SHss sss &: ' ssl: Ts: s
50 ACRES. GROOM HOUSE, RUNNINd
s m soS bo sss
some some fruit; cony.nisnt 70 MsEyissa Ss.issiI:
sra 0oAssss s... R Bss &. aqsiE r s o
e nom AoSgss ene A RaosE s iy MOUNT YER
cult Court for Prince ceorges County. Mary.
si on shs eli saasz s:ss
soaa esH.si' s sSssss sa sd win e:
bSss; as.n: si bIuass as &C.. fS
ate g .sts'Y and large acreage tract
For ssEsA s sassi e. 4 ssR! TO
woosy UPsseI mar MaaEiHW9E s:sI ~ Or
WILL Trade
is e sose stay rad e IN: ::s :hs sa
soSlsTs q truck ssEm Value. sssS sor :t.:
S SsSps sss k En-: sd: ind ''s'
$50 AcREs OF HIGHLY RKoppGIIyE
ssS .ols & Tsh "a
poultry house, Ycod house ana good s.Toen
9Th S.. is sss I SSns sas Ss: e one :
"a hsrs road: q so miles from Wsshinsson'
HeEpdon Va.
WI sisi4 monthly diyidsnds dsspits stock
hssr ws ss w. With s:ra 81 Hoi:
hHS aS0I rare sslssia tcr suise
R RSars 10. eli sia e0 s:s o ss vi"
a g q! aS ri. 81 g Fl %1 p 1sss
sS:as S..u.is ii: r. sr: sai ROM:
ssfo h' s :os E MsSs iSs
ren i nsrs ssssa i sss9.s - N:
into ss ! sSans g. s:s ;:
ss,Soo-it acres. sdjoiaing with coed eld
ssssst u .o. lime sas sro sss
exceptionally AAe and labor main
expense TO- restore pyepeFty.
$4,10o--e4 acres in rear Of above tracts,
With right OF way. Beautiful weods
and stream; no buildings; VIII divide
&4,300-S acres With six-Foom bunsalow.
about . miles out on LAyhill road,
" mile on gravsled road. Third cash.
s1b,000-i60 acres, three miles from Rock
vile. Has large. modern house,
good barn, orchard and me home
grounds Several other carefully Sc
iRG from sio'OCo w: Lars: ssTsssss
ts.ss around sioo an .srs, fO.s.
r. M 5. i GiIiis. II sss Carroll st..
Takems Park, D. @.
Poultry, Truck and Fruit Farm.
station 8 stand acres tiilsge, bal. weed;
s-r9eHi house. poultry. house. barn, gaIags,
variety fruit; only mile r. r. town. stores,
bank. canning factory etc. Low price, 1900
includes horse, implements, 90 6u. corn. 10
by. potatoes, gprden truck, II settled now.
is Sspff ~ srss s s' Hszk a'f M. si.'iMia
500 Gets 20 Acres, Stream.
just right for easy living; soil seed fer
canning crops, berries. potatoes. poultry:
etc; shaded Groom house; gcod water; is
ssewn. PE q! big Fall sataIag; 1873 pSEss'
iSSc Land n' Titie Bldg. PhiiS., "a. AS