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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
Christian Science
 Services Tomorrow

The subject of the Lesson-Ser- mon will be Christian Science.
 The Golden Text Is taken from Psalms 119:105: Thy word is g lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path"
 Selections from the Bible include the following passage from VI Timothy 2:15: study to show myself approved unto God. a work man that needeth not to be ashamed. rightly dividing the word of truth"
 Corriative readings from the Christian Science textbook, "Sci- ence and Health with Kay to the Scriptures. by Mary Baker Eddy, include the following from page 495: 25-31: "Question-How can I progress most rapidly in the un- derstapding of Christian ScienceY Answer = Study thoroughly the letter and imbibe. the spirit. Arr here 10 the divine Principle ct Christian science and follow the behests of God, abiding steadily in Wisdom. Truth. and Love"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
Local DeMOlay
 Annual Meeting
Will Be Held Monday Night
 at 9:l5 O'Clock

Monday evening. December 18th, has been set as the organization night for the local DeMolay Alum nj. During the course of the last month three well attended rally meetings have been held and at the last get-together it was decided to elect officers and committees for the ensuing year at the next meet ing. Because many of the members will be otherwise engaged during the early part of the evening. 1t was decided to hold the business session at 9:15 D. m. Any member interested in playing cards are asked fo meet in the banquet hall on the fourth floor of the Temple at 8:00 o'clock at which time they will be given an opportunity to match their skill with some of the other maestros. Following the bus mess session refreshments will be served.
 All ex-DeMolays are urged to at- tend ara help make the eveping a real success. Tor additional partic- ulars cal lone of the following; William Albert Doughty or Herbert Printer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
"OEE, SANTA CLAUS CAME EARLY TO
 US," SAID LAD

Whitehall, N. Y, Dec f5- (UP)-8anta Claus. aided Dy Q Kindly, elderly SgoImnn touched by Q bOy's simple plea for s'ihree bix slices of bread with lots Of nloIasses," already has visited one destitute family here. The woman, picked up . letter In the street, written by the boy. It was addressed tO est Nich-. olas, North Pole" Becnuee it was unsea1ed. the benefncfof read the letter. It read:
 "Plcnse send . new dress Tor mother, c pafF of shoes and stoclkines for my little sister. . cap, sleigh and r1ittens for my. scIf, and three big slices of bread with lots of lnOlasees on them for the three of us."
 The woman vigifed the family and found c widowed mother fII. She opened c credit account ut a grocery store for the trio. installed a ton of coal and a cord of wood in the bin. and stocked the cupboard with gro- cefies.
 "Gec," exclaimed the boy. 'tSanta came early for us."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17

Nurses working under the juris- diction of the local health depart ment conducted a total of 135,4e5 inspections in the schools of the city during the past year, exclusive of consultations, eye examinations, first aid activities. home visits and weighing and measuring work, 1t was pointed out in the annual rec port filed today with pr D. J. God frey. city health office, by Miss Julia Guile, supervisor of nurses. The year was one of the busiest in the history of public school nurs- ing, the report indicates.
 The nurses participated in Ill., e99 consultations. They also found
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
POISON FOUND :: :. IN FOOTSTUFFS
 
Quantities of CauliflOwer
 Destroyed By Federal '. ,. Agents at Philadelphia
SEIZED IN CRATES

7 Nearly 1500 crates of cauliflower containing residues of poisonous arsenical sprays. which growers in Riverbead and Calverton, L. l., and Dayton, Cranbury, and Princeton Function, N. J., had shipped to dealers in Philadelphia, were con- demned recently and destroyed by the United States marshal, accord ing to c. s. Brinton, chief of the Philadelphia station, federal food and drug administration. The cau- Iifiower had been seized late in October and early in November by Federal officers on the ground that 1t was adulterated. The crates av- eraged about 12 heads each.
 Tt is necessary, for the control Of destructive insect pests, to spray sruits and vegetables with lead arsenate and other harmful chem 1cals, but 1t has been proved that residues of such sprays may usual- ly be removed by washing and frimming," Brinton said. "Fur- fhermore, the chances of the foods carrying injurious residues can be rninimized by following judicious spraying schedule. In recent years, most growers have learned how to remove residues of spray chemicals on fruits and vegetables, but there are still some producers who either through carelessness or ig- norance neglect to make certain that their products are spray free. The national pure food law classifies as adulterated any food which contains a harmful or de- ieterous substance. Careful inspec.. ton of thousands of shipments or fruits and vegetables during the past growing season showed that the bulk of these products reached fi1e market in a spray-free condi- ffon. However, the food and drug Administration found it necessary to seize more than a hundred con- signments which did contain spray residue in quantities which would he definitely injurious to the pub lie health"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
Skulls of Indian Virgins Found
 . in the Ruins

Quito, Ecuador, Dec 17.-CUPl- The skulls of Incan Virgins De- headed in honor of the sun goa
 were believed today to nave been discovered by archeologisss expior- ing the ruins of an Incan city. s1 The skulls were aligned m such d manner that archaeological be- 1ieved they had discovered con- firmation of the sacrificial rites att IrIbuted to the ancient worshippers nf the sun.
 ; Explorers also found the mummy sf air Incan royssly clad In rich 4lDshing reseh1biihg the garments
 worn by the ancient inhabitants of abe Nile Valley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17

With Representatives Daniel J. {. .Mahaney and John D. Thoms of this city prepared to attend the caucus of the democratic members of the House next Monday night in Hartford. indications today were that the unanimous vote of the representatives, the leader on the rninority side would be Attorney John Markham of Hartford. State Chairman David A. Wilson has 3called the session for Monday xiiiNfat at the Hotel Bond. It is un- derxtood that Representative Mark
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
Prices Were Very Irregular In The
 Market Business
Great Majority of Issues Closed Lower Than Yester- day-COca Cola Weakness Was Feature of ShOri Session

week at 12 per cent of capacity off 3 points from the present rate As Youngstown supplies a largo uart of the automobile steel. 1t was believed this one sustaining faci tor ir, the steel industry-automo4
 Lille orders-was waning.
 Steel common felt the effect oi shares were steady. Chrysler held the drop in output, but automobile e small gain, while Auburn was
 fairly active and slightly higher
 General Motors was unchanged
 near the close.
 Railroad shares were mixed
 with changes h point or less. Sev!
 eral made small gains. The group apparently was satisfied with the
 car loadings report for the week q decline from the preceding week
 onded December 10 which showed
 of 26,246 cars and Q percentage
 decline of IS from the corresponds
 ing wccks a year ago. In the pre-
 ceding week the dip from 1881 amounted to 13.9 per cent.
 Public utilities were steady
 throughout the session. Oils held
 crude price situation. Copper
 shares were dull and irregular still
 influenced by expectation of a
 sharp increase in output. How. ever. local copper experts were o1 the belief the domestic price for copper metal would not be de1 pressed below the present 5-cent level.
 Bonds were firm to-day, their strength aiding the stock market resist pressure. German govern1 ment issues mounted to new high for the year. United States g0vs ernment issues also firmed up. Commodities made a bettet showing. Winnipeg wheat i'm. proved after its break yesterday and Chicago prices turned up slightly with that market. Cotton gained about 50 cents a bale. Yes. tcrday Winnipeg wheat touched 38 cents which was equivalent to S3 cents in American money taking inot consideration the discount on the Canadian dollar. The 33 cents price is the lowest wheat has sold since 1870 when 1t went below that pric in Liverpool.
 According to preliminary calcus lation, the Dow, Jones & Company Industrial average stoed at 60.11s off O.41, Railroad 27.69, off 0.11 and Utility at 28.10, up e,10.
 Sales were 413,644 shares, coIn4
 pared with 4S2,705 shares last Sat-
 urday.
 Aggregate market value of 10
 leading stocks was $5,607.66lS3Q a decline of 32,etaoi4etaoishrd against S5,610,415,987 yesterday a decline of $2.754.167.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
HUNDRED YEARS OLD TO-DAY AND
 CELEB EBRATES IT

Rutherford, N. J., Deccm- Der f7 = (UP) = Mrs Emily Scott White, celebrated her tooth anniversary today among friends with "reminiscences of historical episodes dating back to pre- Civil War days.
 Mrs Whites grandfather fought fin the Revolution un- der Ethan Allen. He was one of the Green Mountain Boys who captured TicOnderOga. Mrs White was born in Bcn- ninetOn, Vt, and lived there 85 years. She came here in 1917 to live with her daughter, Mrs William Jestcy, POS MOr- timer avenue.
 Mrs White attributes her longevity to hard work and m ability to take life as 1t comes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
HOusekeeper of Prof Whenever
 Gets $25, 5,OOO

New Haven. Conn, Dec 1S--(U. P.)--A cash bequest of $25.0 900 was the reward given Miss Sarah Joyce for the many years she served aa housekeeper for Professor John Henry Niemeyer. of Yale Univer- slty. Professor Niemeyer died De- cember [. and the bequest became known when the will was probat- cd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
HUNGER MARCM
 MEETING HERE

A report of the hunger march at Washington will be given by local delegates at a meeting at 103 Green street at 8 o'clock to.mor- row night. The speakers will be John Yerkas of this city, and Isa- dore Wofsy of New Haven. All the Waterbury delegates are expected to be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
BEBE DANIELS
 . WANTS TO SEE . THAT HUSBAND

Hollywood, December 17 - (UP) = Bebe Daniels, viva GiOus screen actress, sought police aid today to find the authOr of . series of notes de- nlanding the actress acknOwI- ledge hiIn as her husband.
 Officers said the author was Albert Holland, who escaped twice from asylunis after previously writing formal love letters to Miss Daniels.
 Miss Daniels and her actor Husband, Ben Lyon, frightened by the tone Of the latest let- ter, appealed to authorities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
CAR LOADINGs

WashingtOn, Dec 17-(UP)-1 Loading of revenue freight for the week ended Dec 10 decreased 26,4 245 cars under the previous week. according to the American Raif1 way association to-day.
 Total for the week was 521.21G cars. a reduction of 92,405 cara under the same week of last year] and 233,137 cars under the same week two years ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
WOOL MARKET

Boston, Dec 17-tUP) + Tho daily wool market report issued tO1 day by the Boston U. s. agriculture department bureau follows:
 "A fair volume of wool has been
 rather quietly taken out of the market during the past week. Th4 64s and fined French combine western wools and 56s fieeces rel ceived the bulk of the calls. Prices were Q little firmer on the b1a fieeces. Some irregularity Wa9 noted in 64s and finer territory wools, but weak lots were reported to be more restricted than two o1 three weeks ago. Texas wools were steady"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17
Connecticut Securities Quotations Furnished by The R. F. Griggs Co.
(fi:45 Prices)

(11:45 Prices)
 PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS Bridgeport Gas It Co Al A Bridgeport Hydraulic
 CO. ............... zS ~ Conn Elec Seevicc.... Al A Conn Gas 6 Coke com IF IA Conn Gas & Coke pfd 45 Conn It & Pow, 511%
 pfd ............... " Conn It & Pow, s1s %
 p10 .............. .lOJ Connecticut Power Co 4OM 4215 Conn Ky q Ltg Co com 5l Hid Elect It Co com S1H 53M Hid Gas It Co com. i. 4O Illuminating Shares A 42 A New Haven Water Co a4 50 South N E Tel Co. .117 121
 INDUSTRIAL STOCKS Amn Hardware Co.,. if 16 Bristol Brass Corp com s 10 Colts Pat Fire Arms Co 7H sH Eagle Lock Co ...... 1e 20 Landers Frary q Clark 2S 20 New Britain Machine
 Co. com ........... Miles, -Bement.POnd .S
 com North & Judd Mfg Co . 10 Peck. Stow q Wilcox
 Co scovill Mfg Co ...... fs A Stanley Works Co com fl Torrington Go ....... St SS
 INSURANCE STOCKS Aetna Fire Insurance 27 20 Aetna life Insurance. IA A Automobile Insurance fsM l5M Connecticut General. 2s go Hartford Fire Insur.. ssh ssh Home Insurance ..... aS ID National Fire Insur. ss s7 Phoenix Fire Insurance 46 ~ TrayeIers xnsurance.. .s5s S6b
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-17

Southampton, Dec 17-(UP)-s Andrew w. Mellon, United States ambassador to Great Britain. saiied| for New York today aboard the liner Europa to spend the Christ
 mas holidays at his home in Pitts burgh.
Evening star., 1932-08-28
Two Months Advance.

NEW YoRK, Auguxt 27 (SpeciaD.-
There has been an a>saage advance of
80 points in the markets of July and
August, Of which the later has con-
tributed nearly 20 points. This is by
far the greatest recovery that has oc-
CURED in any similar period - the
three years Of depression. yAS1 HsS-
niflcant fact is that the nigh r>SS-zs =
the market at present finds speculative
interests extremely keen and the posi-
ton of many individual shares such as
makes possible the vigorous run-upS
that have occurred this week in stocks
like Delaware g. Hudson, Lehigh VAL
ley and Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western, which had an average gain
Wednesday of over 10 points.
1t is too much to ask Wall Street to
be conservative under such conditions,
for the temptation to take advantage
of conditions that have not prevailed
for SO long is beyond the capacity Of
people to resist it. However, 1t is rec
ognized that the market is steadily 60
ing from an investment to speculative
stage and that pool operations and
stock rigging" are now becoming a
daily feature. For this reason the in
vestor Is being warned to be on hts
guard and proceed cautiously.
Evening star., 1932-08-28
SALE-SUBURBAN.

CLARENDON, VA.
r, gas. cleo. nice lot fenced in. no bath;
prIce. $3.50; 5000 down. balance s25 mo.
r. ami; price. s4,250; $500 down. bal
arce s37 so mo.
r, ami. large lot. near schools. stores.
transport alton; price. $3.50; $500 down, $50
mo. And many others to choose from.
JUDSON REAMY,
Is n Clarendon Ave. Clarendon. Va.
Telephone Clarendon 1882. Evenings, 1928.
Open to pm. Sunday.
$3,50O-BARGAIN.
5000 CASH. s35 PER MONTH.
rooms and bath, garage; near r. I. ave.
ne; Inquire owner, 1901 r. 1. ave. ne.
Call Decatur G317.
Evening star., 1932-08-28
SALE-ACREAGE.

/ 70 10 ACRE HOME SITES. LESS THAN
10 miles from D. c. line. Call Wisconsin
1888.
SEVERAL AND ACRE MOUNTAIN
tracts above Bluemont, Va. About 500 feet
elevation. Only So miles from Washington
over good roads. Ideal for Summer camps.
Will sell at 500 per acre to desirable people.
Address OWNER, 1899 National Press Build
ing.
3 TO as ACRES, RIVER RD.. WHICH ROAD
is to be united with Mass. ave. Clev. 4733.
Evening star., 1932-08-28
SAE-SC3UREAN.
fContinued.)

FOUR CORNER LOTS NEARBY MARY
land city improvements $3.50, immediate
sale. Call Georgia 25S4-R.
| MODERN SUBURBAN HOME. PERFECT
condition. beautiful shrubbery, shade trees
and flowers. garden now producing, poultry
churches, school and transportation two
blocks owner Ill. must sell. Nat. 969l. Sun
day and evens.. Met. 1888.
rooms, porches lot 50xl50: garage; s6.50O
for quick sale. Address Box 90-R- Star office
DISTRICT AND MARYLAND BARGAINS.
stores and school. Will be rehnished
to suit purchaser; oak floors nrepIace
h.-w heat; easy terms.
IS 5oo-New brick bungalow. large rooms IaSs
homes; INV. heat; built-in garage;
9 Sende new Z
rooms and large attic blocks fTSm cars; CoIol on
NAL. t. wooded iotS; $500 ~
266 Carroll St. Takoma Park. Ga 33Oo.
S LARGE ROOMS, ELECTRIC. ON HIGH
s-room house. s. 600; easy terms. =. acres;
esaH'q 54oom mGaefR @edern bnG9 soo
Phone Falls Church 829-F-41
IDEAL 6-RM AND BATH. WITH GARAGE,
home one block from Potomac yard miles miles
to $40. Apply Alexandria phone 252
LAUREL. MD.-LIGHT IRUCh AMI Ot1lCh-
en- farm. 28 acres: newly shineIed Groom oI9
bunsalow; hall. pantry. bath. hot and cold ,old
water. elec. gas. concrete cellar, pipelesS
furnace heat. screened sun porch. 1nc1osed
hack porch. double garage concrete tloo1; hotdr
cellar all concrete floors; shrubs and trees,
across from Laurel race track: bargain for
cash
CozY LITTLE .F1vr-ROoM AND BATH
e0sse nsarbE yrFHa = b0ck 6Sf BE DE
sRAao. sHfisS YffssSS 1tf ia1Sf St i0 Ma ? $50 N M
SACRIFICE: EAST FALLS CHURCH VA;
rooms. bath. sleeping porch. inclosed tRlasse6
and screened; ami; chicken house ana
block from bus. two blocks from street cars
Phone OWNER. Falls Church 81.
COMFORTABLE GROOM HOUSE IN Ia
koma Park; reduced price: near schools. 24U
Maple ave Shepherd 1897. 7.-
OPPORTUNITY.
7room bpngslOT ro all modsrp ode b, Dc S
miles from WASHINGTON. p acre Of beautiful
lawn and shrubbery: price 50 500; extra
acreage available. District 6563. evenings
Fairfax 80.
4-ROoM BUNGALOW. EIEC: LARGE LOT.
Small cash payment SIS month.
Call Wis. 1888
LOOK AT. THIs-A REALLY DELIGHTFUL
lasting qualities. Six rooms. tile BATH not
water heat. oak floors, open fireplace TWO
porches. basement and attic; large Iot ga
rage; desirable residential section: nfs prite'
Take sao upper S Road Ito to Alexandria turn III at
first concrete street after passing Jefferson
Park entrance. l21 Lloyd ave. Rosecrest.
wv TW1vAsHiNGToN & KANE. REALTORS.
l6i5 King st. Phone Alex. 1921. 2s'
n
Evening star., 1932-08-28
sMALL ACREAoE-HOME SUES

High elevation. restricted. on nard road
mile east Of the 7th st. pike: about IS
County. Nd. Churches, schools. stores, bus
line and city electricity available. Each
age tracts, 5000; inside tracts. $500: Terms
$40 cash, IS per month until paid: no in
terest charge. I pay 1891 tax rate for 5
years. Build to suit your pocketbook. Alb
solutely nothing crooked. Land all free and
rSa frsntase traets ieft owner on ii premises
Sunday from 1890 am. to pm. Drive
out Georgia ave. to Norbeck. turn right on
old Baltimore rd. FIRST road after passing
Norbeckl. Drive ! mile to property.
Evening star., 1932-08-28

Northern Ireland has just opened its
sixteenth rural automatic telephone ex-
changA
Evening star., 1932-08-28
SALS-HOUSES.
IHnuna1rAranA

tConyfruedD
SHEvY caAsE ,a2or,ci caNIw NEW. CORNER Sa,5I
large porch. 2-car garage; lot los feet front; ont:
WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING
%e or apartment look for the General
-sectric All-Steel Refrigerator.
$3.50 COLONIAL PORCH. sls ROOMS VS.
rage: wide alley: among home owners. Ap-
ply e55 st ne. Lincoln sl33.
PETWORTH-s5. $50 90.
BY owner; near Sherman Circle: 5l04 TIN
NV; excellent condition; Colonial brick'
tiled bath, h.-w;h. hardwood floors, screened:
near schools, car line. bus; $500 cash, $50
month covers all payments.
LAWYERS MODERN HOME IN CHOICEST
cred Cali owNER Walnut s7e3 any hour.
Colonial Homes, Alexandria, Va.
brick, with the old original doors: some
modern heating plant, electric lights, bath.
contains four rooms first floor. and four
1 Priced to sell at $3.50.
sy.room brick with old ,ns nantes; ,ts,resss open
This home is ready to move in. Priced
We have several old colonial homes listed
GRAHAM & OGDEN. Realtors,
so3 King St. Alexandria. Va.
sls Woodward Bldg. Phone Nat. 366s:
SAMPLE OPEN DAILY
3O2 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
The most complete homes to be found
anywhere and worthy of your immediate
inspection.
& srT,nEfs9lS1 Z Ro0Msn2 ps1TKs gATKss.
ENGLISH DESIGN"
LARGE ATTICS.
A RECREATION CLUB ROOM THAT is
WOOD -BURNfNG FiREPLAcEl
PRICE-S9,950 UP.
EASY TERMS.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
owners and Builders; -
1926 14th st. NV Dist 3S4o.
Beautiful Takoma Park.
s6,25o-A perfect beauty; BRICK; brand
new Have you been looking for a long
time for house that Just suits you IN every
way? II so, I want you to see this darling
built. but every one OF its 6 lovely spacious
rooms is beautifully and artistically planned
in every detail. The heating plant Is one Oh
Toem he The TSn lot 5o8ise. has some Of the most
magnificent trees. in our deliehtful suburb;
many times called ''Washington's Garden OF
Eden because of its honey" homes and
lovely forest of trees. This is one OF the
in. IS years real estate experience. Do not
delay. Undoubtedly this home will not be
other splendid barsains, also apartments
and homes for rent.
MAUDE II. LAWRY,
shep. 2546 2ls Cedar Ave.
Petworth-On 9Th St. Near Decatur
Evening star., 1932-08-28
lust Outl Strout's Catalop.

Tractor farm. 124 acres on concrete high
acres, tractor fields. 20 acres wood a6un-
dance, fruit and water. good Groom slate
roof brick residence, good cemented base
ment barn. other bldgs., insured $500.
Price reduced from $1,000 to $1,000, includ-
ing cows, horses, SOW and shoats. +rsS.o
and attachments. modern machinery, foduer.
etc; part cash; pictures pg. IS Free Catalog.
nearly 1000 other bargains. STROUT
AGENCY. 1422-N Land Title Bldg. Phila Pa
Evening star., 1932-08-28

$3.50 Lots fronting on Goysrnment park. fne
view; $3.50 each. o. II. GARVIN. 1927 Ala.
ave. s. Shep. 2083.
Evening star., 1932-08-28

IN BLAIR, MD = BEAUTIFULLY SHADED
lot with cement sidewalk. curb and gutter,
pavement and all conveinenees in this de-
lightful and accessible North Washington
suburb. Specially priced at sl.l50 for i'm
mediate sale Opportunity for builder.
Phone Shepherd $685..
Evening star., 1932-08-28
4-ROOM BUNGALOW. ELEC.. LARGE Lol'
Small cash payment, S25 month.
ran
WOODBRIDGE. D. C.

WOODBRIDGE. ID. c.
OPEN DAILY UNTIL PM.
2211 Taylor St n.e-You can raise chill
dren. DOES or chickens or Just a garden on
these 16o-foot lots; The bungalow is
brick The terms like rent.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
2377 r. I. Ave. NE. North 9203.
5-RooM HOUSE MOVED ON YOUR LAND
for $3.50.
Evening star., 1932-08-28

MAUDE H. LAWRY,
JShep. 2546. 2l3 Cedar Ave.

Petworth-On 9Th St. Near Decatur.
Only %,o50-20 Fl. Wide.
modern Colonial tapestry brick. contain
ting six rooms, bath. h.-w.h, cleo, two In
closed porches, 2-car garage. This home Is
being sacrificed $4,000 less than original
cost Clev. 7155 after $50 evenings.
Evening star., 1932-08-28

A BARGAIN FOR COg.ORED.
Attractive semi-detached all-brick home.
fronting over SO #. on Park I'd, suitable for
doctor or dentist or large family. Contains
9 large rooms. h.-w.h. and electricity; close
to l4th and Park rd. This home at SO. $50
represents one of the best colored values Of
fered for sale in this location. Small cash
payment and f65 per mo. An inspection OF
this property will convince you Of its actual
value. Call GEORGIA 3s22 foHappointment
Evening star., 1932-08-28

WANTED-FARMS.
IF YOU HAVE GOOD COUNTRY PROP
erty for sale, within 20 mi. of d. C., write
location and lowest price to diva. Land
Agency. l0l4 18th st. NV. D. c.
WANT FARM ABOUT 10 A.. 7-R. HOUSE.
furn. or unfurn.. water, cleo. outbldgs.: near
school and bus; IL miles D. c.: low rent.
Address BOX l92-R. Star ONCE.
WANT TO BUY FARM near washington
Address, Box l96-R. Star ONCE. 30'
WANTED TO RENT SMALL FARM-NEAR-
by Nd preferred; cash rent; must be reason
able; references. Address Box l2-R, Star
ONCE
Evening star., 1932-08-28

SILVER SPRING MD-WILL SACRIFICE
$4,000 lot for $500 cash to quick buyer Ad-
dress Box 330-M. Star ofice.
Evening star., 1932-08-28
WANTED-ACREAGE.

OR 3 ACRES. VA. WITHIN Is MILES
paved road, stream, trees; reasonable give
particulars. Address BOX 2o3-R. Star once.
Evening star., 1932-08-28

houses in Chevy Chase, D. c., and bunga-
lows in nearby ys; and Md; also -, sergaSs .9S,,
for subdivision; fun cooperation. FULTON
r. GORDON. owner, 1877 Eye st. NV. Dist.
Evening star., 1932-08-28

CHEVY CHASE-80xl00 SEWER. WATER,
etc. Sacrificing for Sl.s50; cost over $4,000.
Ciey 1859
Evening star., 1932-08-28

OAKCREST, VA.-ON THE RIDGE FINE
wooded lot, 60x165 it. Sacrifice for cash.
Phone Clarendon 129-J-2 or call 1877 Oakridge
Boulevard. Oakcrest Va.