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EXTINCTION FEARED
IN RURAL AMERICA
Eugenist Says Country Stock
Is Being Drained by
Urban Shortage.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June A rift between
farm and city, carrying seeds of ex-
tinction of American civilization, was
pictured to the American Eugenics So
ciety today
The present economic situation was
said to be basically a manifestation
of the results of this rift. These views
were expressed by DIR. Clarence G.
Campbell, president of the Eugenics Re
search Association, in a paper on the
biological and economic implications of
rural and urban population. Farmers,
he said, had been in bad way for
years, with city business somewhat
cynical. Ultimately the farmer lost
much Of his means Of buying the goods
Of business. The roots of this trouble,
he held, are biological os well as eco
nomical
I'VE find" he said, that reproduc-
ton is almost invariably lower in urban
than in rural populations, and urban
populations tend 10 reproduce in les
than survival numbers. This is gen.
orally true OF all large cities
The great significance Of this dis
crepancy Is that We need to look upon
the rural population as the main pro-
genitors of a future population If there
IS an increasing proportion in urban
population at the expense of rural popu-
latton, which also tends to drain the
rural population Of its most able and
virile elements. and which elements fail
to be maintained and perpetuated in
an urban population, the prospect for
future improvement in the general
quality of population will be poor
indeed"
There is such failure in the United
States, DR.. Campbell maintained Even
China, with 80 per cent rural popula-
ton, Is reproducing in survival num-
bers." Density Of population, such as
China has, does not prevent this sur
vlval. The urban population does re-
duce reproduction.
In the United States in 1880 the
urban population was 1913 per cent in
excess of rural-a serious drain on rural
virility, said DR.. Campbell
In some of the rural populations"
he added, that of the Pacific Coast
States, for example. reproduction is in
sufficient to maintain their numbers,
and if this condition remains constant,
the present stock is manifestly on the
road to ultimate extinction"
In New England. where migration
has been under way from farms to cities
or to other parts of the country for sew
eral generations, these studies show an
undoubted degeneration in the quality
Of such present rural stocks, in COM
parison with their predecessors Of two,
three and four generations ago."
Analogous conclusions were drawn
for the Tidewater counties of Virginia
An exception is the report of the Yer
mont eugenic survey. which does not
show such marked degeneration"
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ARMY ORDERS

Brig Gen. Edward L. Munson, as
sistant to surgeon general. Carlisle Bar
racks, awaiting retirement on or about
September 6.
Col. Theodore A. Baldwin. IT,. Air
Corps, detached Organized Reserves
duty at New York, June 20, to COM
mandant, Disciplinary Barracks, Gov
ernors Island, N. Y.
Col Gideon H. Williams, Infantry,
Fort Sam Houston, Tex, awaiting re-
/ tirement.
Capt. Edward H. Besse. Capt. Ralph
| Pollock, jr., and Lieut. Walter T. VIII
sey, detached present duties at Holabir6
quartermaster depot, Baltimore, and
assigned as assistant to quartermaster
Capt. John E. Nolan, Quartermaster
Corps, detached Quartermaster Corps
School, Philadelphia, to San Francisco,
Calf, July q, as assistant to port
quartermaster.
Capt Richard E. Tallant, Cavalry,
detached Tank School, Fort Meade,
Md. to Fort Knox. KY.
Capt. Lawrence c. Jaynes, Infantry.
detached Fort Thomas, KY, June 20, to
Indiana University.
Lieut.. John B. Sherman, Infantry.
detached University of California, June
%. TO Washington, reporting to Brig.
Lieut.. Newman r. Laughinhause, Air
Corps. detached Chanute Field, III,
June 80, to Fort Riley, Kans.
Lieut.. Paul c. Wilkins, Air Corps, de-
tached Crissy Field, Calf, June 80, -
Fort Sill, Okla.
Lieut.. Eugene H. Rice, Air oorrs
detached Brooks Field, San Antonio. to
duty at Command and General Staff
school. Fort Leavenworth. Kans.
Lieut.. Col. Arthur G. Hixon, Cavalry
Fort Thomas. KY. to report to Army
Retiring Board at Fort Hayes for ex-
animation.
Capt. John F. Hill. Infantry, de-
tached Infantry School, Fort Bennine.
Ga, to Fort Lincoln, Nebr.
Maj. Eugene Ernest Allwine, special
list Reserve, Washington, to report June
IL to Air Corps procurement repre
duty.
Lieut.. Col. Owen r. Meredith, In
fantry, detached University of Ken
lucky, July l, to Rockford. Ill, reserve
Mai Robert e. Jones, Infantry, de-
tached Fort Crook, Nebr., to Uniyer-
sity of California, June 90.
Maj. Lee s. Fountain, Dental corns
detached Army Medical Center. wash
ington, August 81, to Edgewood Arsenal.
Maj. William H. Siefert, Dental Corns
detached Office of surgeon General
September l. to Creighton University
Omaha, Nebr.
Capt. George s. Wear, Infantry, de-
tached Infantry School and Fort Rem.
ming, Ga, August 26. to Philippines.
Lieut.. James L. Harbaugh, IT.. Coast
Artillery Corps, detached New York
University School Of Law, June &, TO
Governors Island, N. Y, for duty with
Judge advocate generals departmsnt
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SPECIAL.

A good stock farm Of 800 acres in high
state of cultivation; houses, barns, silo.
all necessary outbuildings; fronting on the
Lee-Jackson Highway this side Of Middle
burg going and paying farm-40 acres
in corn IS acres in wheat acres in peas,
80 acres in woods, balance in grass. The
income Of this farm last year for crops and
live stock cold was around S2,500 This
farm will be sacrificed including crops, for
s35 an acre. one-half cash. on account Of
death of owner. There are IS head of live
stock on the farm at present. besides poul-
try Also full line Of farming implements
and machinery to work same Live stock
and machinery can be purchased for a very
you are looking for the best value ever Of
fered in this section. 1t will pay you to in
spect this farm. Has been in one family for
Is years.
F. W..HILBERT, REALTOR,
Falls Church. Va. Phone 308. s..
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Ex-Prisoners Get Old Jobs.

That many firms in Glasgow. Scot
land. are willing to give ex-prisoners
their old jobs and help them get a
fresh start in life, has been reported by
Lord Provost Sir Thomas Kelly. He
praised the work of the Glasgow Dis
charged Prisoners Aid Society.
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AUTO LOANS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

DO DEBTS WORRY YOU?
We will loan you enough to pay them. No
indorsees required. Liberal repayment plan,
Confidential and courteous service. Come in,
write. or phone Decatur 5555.
THE STATE LOAN CO.,
1927 R l. AVE. MT RAINIER. MD.
AMERICAN FIDELITY
LOAN CORPORATION,
LOANS Up TO $4,000
Ofaces at lot Carroll St. Takoma Park. Nd.
Shepherd 1886 and Watkins Bldg, Seat
Pleasant Md. Lincoln 6337.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

$40 QUINTANA PI. NV. OR ADAMS l022l-
New rooms and bath ~ semi,detashsd' and
lots or small houses.
RooMING HOUSE. is ROOMS, NEAR 18th
s sf mass owner ans address s'i Box 4o
once. s.
900 500. ACRES res. F ES THE .PPocdTHoMA VAC
' saSy % co. .hd s e'tHs
pm. So
TWO DESIRABLE SUBURBAN HOMES.
s T fe es fhfE q 18th for
er. Clev. 5000 or shep 2li4
BEAUTIFUL MIAMI SUBURBAN HOME.
With acreage S1 also valuable ocean frontage.
6-RooM COLONIAL TYPE BRICK HOUSE
in ne. for modern house in NV; not over
$4,000; add cash: owners only. Atlantic 3619.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. ELECTRICITY.
acres with fruit; equipped as chicken farm.
Might trade for close-in corner property:
a full nG lo0o &dd E
Box I'D. Star once.
ONE. TWO, FIVE OR TEN ACRES LEE
and Chicken house, a Address Box ls s-
Star ofice.
2 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BUNGALOWS.
small farm would be accepted for their
ton have their picture add add. B, P. HUNT
Err. lois Clyde ave. Alexandria. Va.
BROOM HOUSE NEAR SILVER SPRING.
farm; Silver Spring bungalow, trade for lot
or small farm; 300-acre Montgomery County
day and grain : good 6dn gs
payment. R. p, LILLE, 1855 Carroll St,
IS ACRES SELL ALL OR PART; 8 R.
and b. frame. oxon Hill. Md. Address
GEORGETOWN HOME - PERFECT AP-
polntments; beautiful. large drawing room,
dining room and library; second story sitting
room. opening on large sleeping porch; SIX
bed rooms, three baths, extra lavatory; oil
burner; screened and weather stripped; love-
~ shrubbery; sell bargain price or trade for
apdra property; tnspscton snd Oilers in
vlted. Phone West 1927.
OWNER WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR
smaller house beautiful l0-room home; ex-
:ellent condition; INCOME cor, $50 monthly from
$3.50. Address Box 223C. Star office.
WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE ATTRACTIVE
hcme very desirable location situated in
New Jersey suburb. IL miles from New York
City. for one IN or near Washington. Ad-
dress Box cd Star office.
FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE FOR BEACH
property, six,room and bath bungalow with
ye 4o kfS iof 4 F mie ay ao0ne CABIN '0hn
r. b.. attic; porches: lot 55xl27: drastical-
ly cut in price: consider reasonable trade
easy terms
GROOM DETACHED HOUSE: AMI; Elk
change for larger house. Atlantic 4l67-W
BARGAIN HOUSE: NICE LAWN; ELEC-
trlcty. bath. furnace and outbuildings;
small acreage; &c minutes drive from city
FROM $3.50 TO $4,000.
Ami houses Take clear lot as down
Payment; balance. terms or farm clear of
trust Emerson SAGA II"
ATTENTION, BUILDERS!
10 good lots in NV. section; water. sewer.
gas cleo street. Col. $780,
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
GIT 18th ST N.W.-2nd FLOOR FRONT; 2
large rooms; rent reduced. KAHN OPTICAL
CO. GIT 18th st. NV.
SINGLE ROOMS IN CONVENIENT LOCA-
ti0n: situated on 4th floor; elevator service
SIS mo Apply ]. C. WELDON. 1727 ST.
NV Met. 30ll.
PRIVATE OFFICE IN SMALL SUITE. SEC
retarial service. telephone. etc: choice once
building: very low rent. Nat. 1886. -
LARGE 2nd-FLOOR ROOM. 30Xa0. SUIT
able as hall, fraternity purpose or studio.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY AVAILABLE AT ONCE FOR LOANS
on improved real estate. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 1407 New York ave. Nat. l166.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
1. 9S!skEIL. Ills Eye st: NV.
MONEY AVAILABLE AT &C. FOR FIRST
trust loans on homes located north OF 8,
st. and west of Rock Creek Park. EDW. H.
JONES & CO., INC. $3.50 Conn. ave-, CleV
1900
MONEY DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY.
s sioO 81 90 90 wk $500 Pay :2s0 w
BILDMAN CO. sig Bond Bldg. Nat. 2is0
SEE ME FIRST-Ist. End AND 3rd TRUSTS.
No red tape. quick service; reasonable.
$500, repay sl.50wk $500. repay 50 so wk
800 repay s350vk 5000. repay 50. 50 VIZ
$500, repay $3.50 wk $4,000 repay $40. 90 wk
50. 500 repay sl2 so wk $4,000, repay $500 wk
So 500 repay SIT so wk $4,000. repay $40. 90 wk
Above payments include principal and in:
terest and can be arranged monthly and
3i-monthly Also loans in nearby Md & Va.
DR.. A. HENRY. INC. 1915 Eye st. NV.
where Eye meets N. Y. ave..
QUICK MONEY
TO LEND. LIST AND 2nd TRUSTS: 500 TO
THREE DAYS A 10 coMPLETE TRANsAc.
TIONS. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
c. F. WARING.
1916 r ST NV NATL 9l72
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RAIR-YnTR

NEARBY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOT.
water. electricity. bus service; bargain;
s ss,~s se, sss per month Address Box 3d.
MUST SACRIFICE MY LOT NEAR BUT
ternut St, for only $3.50. Address BOX l2s-D.
Star once.
5 G 9, All imDrOvsments. suitable for o sDeea
latiye and home builders; LIST 8 Ind trusts
so psF ots ol moas
Nd: also lot fronting 10th st.. extending
1877 Eye St. NV: Dist: s2sl.
MASS, AVE, EXTENDED NV, D; c-4o TO
y 100 to sS all mp or Hos
s'ss ss5ssa T. e %sf
s szF r %a
F Rss5ffs dIsin GoMpA Reasonable
1427 Eye st. Dist. 056e or Col ss4s.
? LOTS, CLEAR TITLE. NEAR M ST. AND
Anacostia road Sc. in restricted white sec
s ps mo ssSs
NEARBY MD-BUILDING SITES, 50xI25;
scsos ssoo asrms
SHIELDS. o Hsn so7 18th st. NV. Met. 1876
Raod sh sEyD sEH ds Iss f. Sa 1890
Sc. IT,; sacrifice IS cents It.: worth 80.
s ssHsttSl % Hdsms III IT, sell half
CHOICE SITES ON RESERVOIR RID. (NEAR
Gond Glsys VII ssa7 sacrifice; terms 4si4 Ashby
BUn,DERsl SEVERAL DESIRABLE BUILD
Frontages, 40 to 60 IT. Reasonable terms
G Ga loans available DALLAS
FINE CHEVY CHASE LOT, 50xIo0 FEET
Price, $4,000 Very reasonable terms. DAE-
LAS D. BALL. Decatur 4712.
TAKOMA PARK-REAL BARGAINS.
D. C. wooded lot now $3.50.
. Lots opposite new Catholic church. q real
Investment.
7o-foot wooded lot in Brookmont.
2ee Carroll St. Takoma. Ca $500
SEVERAL DESIRABLE, BUILDING LOTS
and home sites in various sections Of the
city at attrastiye prices and terms
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
National 0430.
LOOK! LOOK!
Lots in Palisades Park, near GEORGETOWN;
wonderful view river and Virginia hills; be-
low adjoining prices; owner. Address Box
488-C. Star off1ce.
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PROPOSALS.

PhUPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BOILER PLANT AND
UNDERGROUND HEAT DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM will be received at the Once Of
the Constructing Quartermaster at Boiling
Field, D. c., until 2 PM, Eastern standard
time, June 28th. 1882, and then opened.
Plans and specifications may be had upon
application to that office accompanied by
certified check for $1,000 payable to the
Treasurer of the United States
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE OR RENT FURNISHED COUN-
try home stone DWELLING near Upperville.
Va. Fine lawns. charming 0ftghborhood.
Anything in country property. yPEDMONT
REALTY CO., Upperville. Va
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WANTED-FARMS.

TO ACRES IN NEARBY MD. GIVE FULL
particulars. conveniences, location and cash
price; owner only. Address Box 4s8-C. Star
WILL EXCHANGE WELL LOCATED PROP
erty on Mass. ave. NV, one trust, Tor
farm Montgomery County. Address BOX
sEAa Sven sgn 80 Over " AGES
Address Box 76-D. Star offlce.
SMALL FARM NEARBY WASHINGTON.
with or without dwellings; must be priced
according to present-day conditions; state
price. terms and give complete description.
Address Box 487-C. Star office.
wANTED--To BUY FARM OR ACREAGE
Address Box 4oi-c. Star ONCE. s.
SALE-ACREAGE.
II ACRES ABOUT 1900. Fl. OFF STATE
81 500 Address Box l4s-C. Star once.
10 ACRES, HIGH ELEv. WASHINGTON
Monument visible. acres forest. stream.
pine grove. Elev. near school. bus and
trolley. Terms. Address Box bid Star office
FOR SALE-1 TO ACRES, RIVER. RID.
which road is to be united with Mass. ave-
FOR sALE-oNE TO FIVE ACRES OR
more, River I'd. Address Box 26l-C Star
ONCE.
80 ACRES ON GOOD ROAD NEAR FALLS
Church; stream; price, S2,700. Mr.. SNYDER,
Col. l1l3 $50 to pm. s.
highway; partially wooded, nice orchard; g.
tea house; only sI3,850. To inspect call
E. w. BAILEY. Adams 4786.
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;MAII, FARMSLWHITE BUYERS

About Is miles from White House on hard
road in Montg. Co. Md: bus. churches,
free and clear of ALL encumbrances. Prices.
$500 up; terms, $40 cash. IS per mo. until
taxes for yrs. Nothing crooked. Due to
small cash payment, together with expense
of adv etc., this offer will be for short
time only. Leading minds of this country
are strongly recommending NOW small tracts
for the great army of workers. in our large
cities. Here's your chance; do something
about 1t. Put UP q $40 bill and start your
home. OWNER, Suite 709-7l0 9l0 18th NV.
ONLY $4,000
10 acres; 5-room frame house and out
bldgs. Prince Georges Co.: Nd. on paved
toll Terms, $3.50 cash.. bal. $40 per mo. until
paid. Call District 1921 or Marlboro 49-F-32.
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GROOM DETACHED HOUSE: ANIL: Elk
change for larger house Atlantic 4l87-W.
BARGAIN HOUSE: NICE LAWN; ELEC-
trlcity bath, furnace and outbuildings;
small acreage; &c minutes drive IRON city.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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NEW GROOM BRICK.
What have you to offer for equity above
first trust in f1ne new detached brick home
mot yet occupied in rapidly growing, re-
stricted neishborhood. about minutes drive
from Silver Spring. Nd, on Four Corners
deal. Address Box 141.C, Star once.
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sh<Vu lhONho * Oatlo, COdrlOtte Hal,
st. Marys Co, Md.
IT'S ACRES; GOOD SOIL; II. MILES ON
river: sets bdgs.; worth $40 900: take
$3.50; owner. Address Box 480-C. Star Office
s.
DO YOU WISH TO SELL YOUR FARM? IF
so, list your place with Smithers & Huffard
at the Log Cabin filling station and real es-
tate ONCE intersection Leesburg 4 Alexan-
dria turnpike. Telephone Herndon 34-F-3l
FOR SALE BY OWNER. 5-ROOM BUN
galow, all modern improvements, on State
road; l-hours drive from Washington:
chicken fences and houses; II acres land.
si = IN timber, in enltivation ss fuInaes
ROLLINS. Stafford C. H, Va.
ALL OR PART OF so ACRES, FAIRFAX
Co.; good Groom house. well. some fruit
trees; nicely secluded; only 20 miles from
downtown; price, $4,000. DOUGLASS z.
BULLOCK. Duryea. Bldg. No. 3607
70 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL LAND. HIGHLY
productive, some outbuildings. nice spring;
on hard road within l6 miles OF District;
in Va: suitable for subdivision into smaller
tracts; price, $4,000 or will trade for I'M
encountered Washington. suburban resi-
dence property in Va. H. B. MITCHELL.
Herndon, Va.
22o ACRES on. CEMENT ROAD; 81 MILES
Dist line in Nd: s22 so per acre. Ad-
dress Box It'd Star Office
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$12,950.
Gil MOVES DRIVE. WooDs1DE PARK.
T Beautiful Stone House.
Redecorated Throughout.
PrettIly handicapped lot. 76xl86. Numerous
varieties of roses, peonles and other flowers.
Unusual circumstances MAKE this price pos
sicle. Easiest kind Of terms can be ar
ranged
OPEN SUNDAY. YOUR INSPECTION
INVITED.
Drive out Georgia ave. IL mile beyond
Silver, Spring turn right at stone pillars,
second house on left
{. w. Van Wagner, Elk. Agent,
223 Cedar St, Takoma Park. D. c. Ga. 1726.
81 ACRES, $4,000.
5-rocm bungalow, in fair condition; poul-
try house, shed Orchard, fertile soil. 10
acres timber; hard road. Better investigate
Immediately. Terms.
61a ACRES, $1,000.
rooms. modern, INV h.; fruit and shrub
berry; Is Minis. city; exclusive; near new Lee
Boulevard. Terms.
THE LCTTRELL COMPANY
Phone Falls Church So.
East Falls Church, Va.
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FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE FOR BEACH
property. six-room and bath BUNGALOW with
five 40-foot lots: mile above Cabin John.
KING 1924 Ella e
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Garden, Home and Farm.
healthful Summers; handy, friendly town;
good 7-room house, basement barn; insured
$4,000; dandy water. fruit, wood. At s2.250
you also get horses. poultry. full farm tools,
growing corn, etc; $3.50 down. Picture, pig.
SO, free catalog 1000 bargains. STROUT
AGENCY. 1422-N. Land Title Bldg. Phila., Pa.
COMFORTABLE LIVING CAN BE MADE
Pretty little farm, Prince Georges Co. Md;
10 acres rich. level land; convenient location:
Groom house, cleo. lights. new barns, frult
trees price $4,000 BURROUGHS, 1914
l4th NV. Met. 1897.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND AND T1DEWATER
Virginia-Colonial homes and farms; write
for list LEONARD SNYDER & CO., La
Plata. Md.
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3S42 CATHEDRAL AVE-OPEN; Def. 10
r, b.. attic; porches: lot 55xl27: draStical-
~ cut in price: consider reasonable trade;
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COLESvILLE. MD.
Ideal site fer building; ten. twenty or
room house; reasonable; owner on premises
Sunday. HOAGLAND. Georgia 3846.
80 ACRES, 1000 BLACK AND RASPBERRY
bushes. Groom house. outbuldings. cleo
tricity, hard road, $500. II you want real
bargain see this Go to Vienna. Va. and
to twelfth house on Buleah I'd. then see
owner. Mr.. BELL. 200 West Columbia pike.
Arlington. Va.
GENTLEMANS COUNTRY HOME & FARM.
Send for illustrated catalogue. details. new
Broom dwg. hardwood floors, tile bath,
hot-water heat, open fireplace, double ga
rage 10o-ft. poultry house. 4 acres shade.
shrubbery. beautiful grove; sacrificed from
$4,000 to s8,500 low terms. BRAY Mac
GEORGE, estab. 80 years. Vineland. N. j.
POULTRY FARM. IS acres. near Rockville.
IL miles Wash; capacity 1000 chickens; Z
room dwelling: modern improvements.
CHARLES VEIRS. Rockville, Md.
34la ACRES. GOOD HOUSE. FURNACE.
electric, large orchard: high and grade
schools, stores, st. car, bus service; very
attractive location; paved road to Wash
ington. Is miles; price. A.100. Sunday in
spection JOHN MCKINNEY, Merrifeld.
Va Falls Church Sl2-F-2.
207 ACRES. I2-ROOM, SLATE-ROOP
dwellirs: tenant houses. stable. ETC.; beau
tifui location. $4,000. easy payments.
80 acres: 7-room house. barns, tenant
house, etc &; located on state road. $500
HENRY L. MORRIS,
Upper Marlboro Phone Marlboro 81.
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SALE-FARMS.

10 ACRES-NICE LOCATION ON STATE
road; 40 clear; good soil; wood and timber.
Buildings rather poor. Some fruit. Snap.
st. Marys Co, Nd.
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Phone Falls Church So.
East Falls Church. Va.
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North Washington Realty Co..
1900 Georgia Ave.. Silver Spring, Nd.
Phone Shep. 2400.
After Once Hours Phone Shep 1928.
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WOODBRIDGE. D. {

LYON PARK, VA.
fireplace. hardwood floors. tile bath. kitchen
cabinet 1i full basement and fully screened.
Ideally located on LARGE, high lot: con-
venient to transportation. Small cash pay
ment balance $50 per month. Inspect
Sunday. Drive out Pershing drive to Spruce
St., left to Nelson ave, left to Carroll ave-,
T;ght to house number GOT Carroll ave.
A. l.. KELLEY & SON,
CLARENDON, VA
The Washington times., 1932-10-04
VASSELL FACES
KEEN mailman

George Vassen, who surprised
local wrestling fans by his clean
cut performance against Rudy
Dusek here last week., engages
better than average mailman in
Dick Daviscourt at the Washing
ton Auditorium Thursday night.
This is one of the preliminaries
to the Rudy DuSek-Gino Carl
baldi feature bout.
DaviScourt is returning to
Washington after several months
absence but WaShingtonians we'll
remember the California grappler.
He is a master of the elbow jab.
Vassell was a headliner several
years ago but quit wrestling to
enter business. The depression
came and VaSsell was forced to
his old love to keep the wolf from
the door.
Promoter Joe Turner has ar
ranged what promises to be a
sparkling card for his first indoor
show. Besides booking Dusek
and Garibaldi for the number
one bout and the Vassell-DaviS-
court tiff, he has also listed
matches between Milo Steinborn
and Ernie Dusek, Joe Stecher and
Dick Stahl and Abe Coleman and
Tiger Nelson.
The Washington times., 1932-10-04
Near Champion
and Vet Boxer
Square or

A near champion and a veteran
of over 200 battles collide tonight
at Portner's arena in the 1O-round
wind-up of the Alexandria Day
Nursery's weekly fight card.
The near champ is Vince Dun
dee and the veteran is owen
Phelps, Arizona cowboy, who has
never been counted out in all his
200 affairs.
There is something about this
battle that has the boys talking.
Phelps, although whipped very
easily by Bob Goodwin last winter,
put up a logical alibi. First he
claimed the distance was too
short and that the Georgian car
ried too much weight for him.
Matchmaker frankie Mann
brought him back again later
and put him in against Billy
Strickler, n tn er lightheavy-
weight. He bounced Strickler all
over the ring for an easy decision.
This gave a little weight to his
argument.
So Mann is putting the Cowboy
to the real test tonight.
The semiwindup tonight fea-
lures Joe Fina and frankie Nc
Kenna. Tony Moorcones, clever
Washington welterweight, makes
his debut against Roy Manley.
Little Rock, Ark. Other fourS
bring together: Young Mike
Groves VS.. Lynn King and Joe
Doty VS.. Bob Lowry. ,,..