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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1933-01-20

WILSON'S DAUGHTER DIES
Mrs. Jessie Sayre, daughter of
Woodrow Wilson, herself active in
state and national politics., died at
Cambridge, Mass, on Sunday. She
underwent an operation on Sat-
urday.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1933-01-20
SUGGESTS SURRY INDICT-

OooLOI OOI NM DICI
MENTS .
Attorney General Dennis Brum-
mitt has reported to Solicitor Car
Isle Higgins hat findings on If
r~egularities in Surry county in thu
last primary, justify Indictment.
against six citizens. The attorney
general directed a probe at Dobson
on June "a and IS.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1933-01-20
news
BRIEFS

.GOLDSBORO LAWYER
KILLED
James ]. Hatch, Goldsboro at
torney, died in a Richmond, Va:
hospital from injuries received
three days before in an automobile
accident near Richmond.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1933-01-20
IS TOBACCO PRICE

$12.21 is TOBACCO PRICE
Announcing a December AVER
age of $11.o2 per hunded on IT,
1872 pounds of tobacco sold in
the state, the crop reporting ser
vice estimates the entire crop is
only s. per cent of the last one
and will sell at average of $12.21
per hundred.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1933-01-20

Singer: "After I'd sung my en-
core, l heard a gentleman from one
of the papers call out, Fine, Fine!' y
Bored Listener: And did you
have to pay it,"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1933-01-20

"Is it true that you're going to
be married."
mo, but I'm thankful for the
rumor." p
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1933-01-20

Little Brother: 'She's been ex-
pecting you"
Nervous Sutton (beaming): "Ah!
! that's good. Here's sixpence for
you. How do you know she's
been expecting me?"
Little Brother: 'She's gone out!'
A member of congress was very
much impressed with the dignity
of his position, and it was always on
his mind. One night his wife a
Weakened him and whispered:
"John, there are burglars in thu
house"
"lYou must be mistaken, my
DEAR" he answered. "There may b.
a few in the senate, but in the house
oh, no; the idea is preposter-
ous."
Jones wife thinks the world of
her husband"
docs she?"
eyes; she even believes that the
parrot taught him to swear"
1.-The last thing you sent in was
good" said the editor. 1--WE all en-
joyed reading it very much"
"Well, in that case" said the
youthful poet, II take back what
l said in the letter I wrote you yes
terday about my determination
never to send you any of my work
again"
The editor shook his head. "Don'l
do that" he murmured; "why, that
letter is what | referred to-"
Sweet Young Thing-'I'm a bill
collector, and"
Sleepy Citizen-"Sorry, but I
can't help you-my name happen:
to be John.
Brown was loaded up with par
GELS when his friend net him.
'Been doing a bit of shopping?'
asked the friend.
Eyes. I've bought my wife two
new hats, two boxes of chocolates
and a string of pearls"
Good heavens! What an awful
quarrel you must have had!"
Hyder weekly herald., 1933-10-21

The men folks of the dist rict who have participated in the series of whist socials giv- en during the summer by the ladies of the Friendship Club in collaboration with the Pion- eers of Alaska, will join this evening in entertaining the lad ies at a whist party in Pioneer Hall. Save as honored guests, the ladies will have nothing to do with the function and the men will perform even the cooking and pastry making, just by way of showing the fair ones that they are some enter tainers themselves. The funct- ion is to start at S:30 p. m.
 Oh! Those delicious Sour dough beans-at Whist party.
Hyder weekly herald., 1933-10-21
LOCAL TOPICS

Next Friday is Navy Day, designed to recall to recollect- ion the deeds and history of the national naval forces.
 William Faulkner, Anyox business man, who is one of the several independent can d l. dates in the coming British Columbia election, arrived on the Prince George Thursday in connection with his campaign for election.
 Eddie has a culinary surprise for the Whist party this eve.
 The first Fall freeze-up oc- cured Thursday night, leaving over a half inch of ice on wat CT ponds and causing some diff iculties with private water pumping systems.
 Delicious Alaska "strawber- ries" by Sourdough Chefs; um!
 F. J. Shenton, former B. c. Mines Inspector and now a candidate for the B. c. Legis-
Hyder weekly herald., 1933-10-21

Dave will make?-guess! for the Whist party this evening. There will be a decrease of 20 minutes in the hours of day. light during the coming week.
 The hours between sunrise and sunset will range from 10 hours, 45 minutes Sunday to 10 hours, 29 minutes next Sat urday. Sunrise hours will range from 6:22 a. m. Sunday to 6:29 a. m. next Saturday. Sunset hours will range from 5:07 p. m. Sunday to 4:58 p. m. Saturday.
 Joe will bake a cake de luxe for the Mems Whist party.
 The Crawford Transfer, in anticipation of the projected winter development operations on the Big Missouri, was en- gagged this week in taking in to that property quantities of stock feed, lumber and other materials for use in the winter freighting operations. Sever al teams of heavy stock were also sent up the hill.
 Report has it that a number of Consolidated Mining & Smelling Company men who will have charge of the new op- erations, will arrive next week.
 From what can be learned of the company contemplations, it appears that there is no inten- tion to operate the pilot mill, as activities will be directed entirely to drifting and dia- mond drilling on the present working level.
Hyder weekly herald., 1933-10-21
Edgar's hamburger will be on the menu at the Whist party.

Someone asks the number of states which will vote on the repeal in November. The ans wer is four, viz North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and South Carolina, all on November z.
 Oklahoma will vote Decem- Der 5.
Hyder weekly herald., 1933-10-21

For Sale: 10-gal. keg choice fresh packed salmon bellies. h. quire Herald office.
Hyder weekly herald., 1933-10-21
lature, arrived Thursday in connection with his candidacy.

Next Friday is Navy Day." designed to recall to memory the deeds and achievements of the American navy during the nations history.
Hyder weekly herald., 1933-10-21

Take a chance at the mems "big feed" at the Whist party.
Hyder weekly herald., 1933-10-21
HOT WATER BOTTLES 75. Hyder Drug Company
 (.At the Post Office )

William s. Orr, who has been in Prince Rupert in connection with the B. c. election arrange ments, returned to Stewart Thursday.
 Some more of Hans famous rolls-at the Whist party.
 The Canadian Legion held a meeting at Premier Thursday evening, with some 30 Stewart Legionnaires attending.
 Holger makes swell "sinkers. :" Try them at the Whist party.
 Mrs. Richard Gaskell, of Stewart, left Thursday for Prince Rupert with her child, who is i'll with kidney trouble.
Hyder weekly herald., 1933-10-21

Oh! Those delicious Sour dough beans-at Whist party.
Hyder weekly herald., 1933-10-21
WATCH OUR PRICES - T. WILL PAY YOU.
 RYDER DRUG COMPANY
 { At the Post Office

Dave will make ?-guess! for the Whist party this evening.
Evening star., 1933-10-08
BUILDING AND LOAN
FIRMS ON UPGRADE
Gain of ST, 900, 900 in Assets
Recorded by Industry
in Five States.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associa ted Press
CHICAGO, October THE building
and loan industry today announced sta
tistics indicating that Midsummer was
the upward turning point" for the Ma
tion's home-fnancine institutions.
A gain Of more than $1,000 900 in
total assets during July vas listed by
the first five States reporting to the
United States Building and Loan
League.
This marked the first time since 1890
that such a Representative" group Of
associations had achieved an increase in
assets. said Morton Bodnsh, executive
manager Of the league In that year,
associations added s40o, ,ooo. 900 to their
assets
States making the July report includ-
od Institutions in the East along the
Pacific Coest, in the Midwest and
Southwest
Evidence Of new investments came
from figures sho ing that new-share
accounts were nearly twice as numerous
in July as in June or any Sprrg month.
New-share accounts in July, Bodfish
estimated. totaled about $4,000 through
out the country.
Many Of these" he said, "urdoubt-
edly were old members Of associations
returning to the fold as they once more
came into possession Of few extra dol
lars to save.
People Coming Back.
The significant impression We get
from this surprising upturll in July Is
that the humble people do seer to Be
getting back slowly but surely into their
cid investment habits.
With such psychology abroad. all
community managed institutions which
have stood the gaff may expect new
business from tha investment side"
Homo loans which associations make
today. he said. will be made on the
most conservatively appraised property
values which have prevailed this
decade"
Evening star., 1933-10-08
sALE-sUBURBAN,

ABOUT 90 ACRES OF RUGGED TIMBERED
house. young fruit trees. garden. fne
station 1 mile from ' the Richmond &C pike.
1sIe Ssps' Esq ~
SHOEMAKER. I719 st. NV MA 1853.
a HANDSOME HOUSE AND BEAUTIFUL
9s las feet on the pks has sDlendtd
soS S-ear er garage; ali in me condition. Price
st. NV. MA. 1168.
FINE TRACT OF 35 ACRES ON THE HARD
road road @ from Rockville to Potomac offered @ to
ons eTs so Of @
minent happenings there. then. if you are
not too late. hurry an offer Of s4oo per
o acre se oy1s eoyf y Ns5 n sHH eis
St. NV. Ma. 1866; evenings GA. zoos.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN TAKoMA
3 available t With 'SS' Using prices. s for long
81 800 rooms. NV: heat: large wooded si,.
section without much trafhc. Convenient to
o;boo-New Cape Cod cottage; 3 rms;
baths: recreation roomd Nv dsiiab,fn hsa,b G1
4S,750-Large D. c. home, near school
large rooms h-w. heat lot 220 feet deep.
fruit trees. lily ponds Gear garage. Large
81 OnO-6-room cottage. Silver Spring.
with lot 100 by 200. Convenient to school
" Sc soo-Ne.r Silver Spring. fins neieh;; h;
borhood. Groom bungalow. INV. heat. OIL
burner lot 65 by 140. with extra lot avail
able. Easy terms. House sold originally ior
s625o and $4,000. The best bargains OF;
fered this year in new houses. are 406 sna
which we have the exclusive sale. These
houses are well built by an sxpeGienoee ne6 oTe
for them. They have good rooms, tileo
bath breakfast room or pantry. full pass as.
ment with tubs built-in garage Large loIs;
One is frame and the other brick veneer and
frame They will be sold on terms.
May be seen Sunday.
r. D. LILLE CO.
2e6 Carroll St. Takoma PARK
Evening star., 1933-10-08
100000 RACE SWINOLE
IS CHARGED IN WARRANT
Rich New Yorker Accuses Man Of
Getting Sum Oh Claim Of
Track Information.
BY the Assoc,atsa Press

BY The AtsoC4a e Frese
SAVANNAH. Ga October Henry
Wilmot. wealthy New Yorker, late yes
terday obtained new warrant charging
Thomas j. ODell. alias H. E. Bradley,
with swindling him o. 500 600 at De-
land. Fla. several months ago in an old
horse race game
Wilnot went before Judge Bernice B.
Heery Of Savannah Municipal Court and
in the presence Of CDell signed an afi-
davit that on Arril % at Deland the
latter obtained 100000 from him en-
representations that O'Dell had inside
information on horse race.
Two other warrants formerly obtained
here were said to be technically defec-
tive
Evening star., 1933-10-08
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

VA HOUSE, 7-s ROOMS, ACRE OR MORE
ground; cash for bargain; give all details.
Address Box 360-E Star ONCE.
IN VICINITY OF SAuLS ADDITION; OR
:. and b. brick house; h.-w.h.. front
make good cash payment. Address BOX
FOR CLIENT: IN FOLLOWING SECTIONS
Woodbridge, ne, in District or Riverdale or
Hyattsville section of Md. detached, 3
bed room. semi-bunRalow type WiTH BED
ROOM AND BATH ON LIST FLOOR; large
Not mueE over rrss e?shs Sahs
cash and easy. monthly payments What
have you in above description Write de-
NV. A' >'A>'
SMALL HOUSE. WASHINGTON. VICINITY;
give price. location; also lot 76x15O. Ad-
dress Box 2OO-E. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1933-10-08
REPOssEssED PROPERTIES.

R6FOCoESSED EROr
One four room bungalow with. bath,
hea sxestn afH5 Tea Pree
One four-room bungalow to be recondi-
toned with new paint and paper; bath;
SIZED sized lot a Price M $3.50 $500. - "''e 'eA' '
Five-room bunFalow. with bath. hardwood
rage bargain at So 500
shady lot: can BE- made into beautiful home.
seven-room house, with bath; hardwood
'A'Sr fiveoroom or S b9nsaioS' with new paint and
Dayed payed street esa' EseeIlent buy e at s4;a5o
six-room Colonial house. located on cor
pe5, pe5 LOT PRICE new s5b p1nt and paper
Elsht-room house with bath; hot hot,Tate5 ,ats5
heat in Mt evR one and n0Ia paned
inside and, outside; suitable for a. q nome
with several apaF,ents pT9s bes s'9f5q y pepos-
sessed properties that must be sold. Suitable
terms can be arranged.
RP R, P,rpeS PosTER' gs
Cottage City. Nd. o.
Greenwood 2431.
VA. HIGHLANDS. CIR. FURNISHED HOUSE,
So $50 real sacrifice-fur; heat. elec.:
gas. city water eec reIrigeJator; large nesd loi
AIS Also new 5-r modern, sample . house a:
terms term to suit Also 5 r. At s4.e5o: now
being decorated inside and out terms, rs
i you pRIcE a5s re1snE oakeTes oee phone caren-
don 272
WOODBRIDGE. D: C.
mSst WITH sSf15ase repaes and SIfK
+ ns ST ehss
ne Open daily until . pm; Rsduced, ,oS to
Take, this wonderfui nha new. double
rdo% S0Ts srS suI,p I'D Ioon. Tsaa
.le festaFe sno4er corner naa os en- bus De easy
"is'Ss s5:F Nd SON oaysss.vs ssaa s4A st.
aoUsIMG4s NJ AMP AI2nT E1v5SGI p0I1r,rY ExpEhssEMs pFhsM
why spend lifetime buying a. nomem p1ece
paying out interest on hish-prIeeSd. IsS. praIe, pnak
1g .nds Dnfsf sca vh 70 ees fe
ioy OF country blessedness that would otner-
wis. be yours why not little farm arm from from
stuff. poultry and trucking for money IN, n,
come-purchased at a price so low; ana on n
nd bousss So s:ss Cost H cner TO mais than
Here is Just such an opportunity:
acres OF excellent land, on a InS uaSaooAt -
road within easy committing distance oi
city Five splendid poultry buildinss' bi1f an
comfortable Broom house, having eiec; Sc,
Hehts, elec. pump and room for bath; 2Z
shade trees 200 years old.
looking for Chevy , chsse snsSfns manSioe, nee
livable place costing little. on which one
Of risht inclination can really make money fng
and at TIE same time derive a new kino
Of 10y independence and freedom from rom
profitable trucking and poultry operatlon-
fee this desirable place today.
ROBERT S. HANSEL. INC. oo
rIrrerdon Trust Bg. Phi. Clarendon. va. 40O.
ACRES ON CENTRAL AVE. NE NEAR
MARYLAND line. Price. 81 500. Terms. D.
@ JOSEPH 61st and Dix SITS. ne.
PATuXENT RIVER HUNTING LODGE, 6
rooms. shower. gas lighting plant. spfing
water. furnished, with about 6 acres, shade
Price. $4,000 LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
171p X st. NV. Ma. 1855.
ls ACRES, BEAUTIFUL LAND. 7-ROOM
house, large poultry houses, lovely SHADE
trees; near city. in mo- Montgomery mtg CO; yST 600
Room 306. 910 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

A VALUE you CANNOT DUPLICATE.
NEW CENrER-HALL DETACHED BRICK
Corner, Phila. and Holly M ayes; r,onI Takomb 1IdS
Park. Md rooms. recreation room ,aa VIII
iifn' iivins room. Chestnut trim; fireplace. tiled
bath and shower, attic. built-in garage cop.
1G5 n deep: several shade trees. Open
afternoons evenings and sunday r,ab, ~,
Piney Branch rd throush underpass
srasht ahead on Chestnut ave to tp hase
a23 Cedar 81 Takoma Park. D. C.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

GROOM MODERN HoME-LoCATED ON
paved street in East Rosemont; large lot.
with Gear garage: sold in 1926 for $1,000;
newly painted and papered our price.
S3150: terms: ideal for home or investment.
WASHINGTON & KANE. Realtors.
1918 King ST Phone Alex 1921 g.
Evening star., 1933-10-08
42o7 CURTIS RID. CHEVY CHASE. MD.
S7.450-SMALL PAYMENT-S49.50
PRICE. Sl3, 0UO.
SOLD FOR $50. 500.

=, Eisht-room brick house; 1st floor, large
iyng room and ,I sun epo porch; dir diang room;
baths master bed room, M i3 IT, by S6 it.;
er we Pgt 5d hoFse 9b sss n fpe ts 9eat9a M
brick. : rms, tie hath. recreation room. :.
open freplacaS w n, hardwood trim and
earage. fully sodded and iaadscaped corner
CO. 'FnGMB FRI, S MURRAY cqa 20 Ixga 4ssp-,
FACING PUBLIC PARK
Ope Of the best constructed houses in the
Garasc easy terms. " or biz reduction for
cash 2i:}6 L'Enfant Square, Minnesota and
Penn ayes. se. Gail Adams 1856.
CLOSE-IN BARGAIN.
Just one block from Union Station on
and PACK porches hot:water heat; perfect
On aHa as tems fnsh Make S5as
nent m / to sse see this house right away. Call
1926 l4sh WAFEE 81 NV & JAMES mo D1. sa47.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL SEE rs INGRAHAM
s. pm NV Hb sfsaY Yo2!i Real bargain Open until
N9RTEawEsT a.oA Windom nt pItn plnvaeant f1dn;
DDi5i BRookLAND. is55 i@i5 Lawrence l. st. ne
NdCdul " IUOillS anu sun PAL Lcl
homo, built by owner is Just wears old.
Owner has left city and is very anxious to
sell Easy terms.
Available also adjoining lot 50x15o. re-
duced TO 30c a foot
49,, !, IH9s 3 IL D, WALSH Is ,,s.7,,o
DETACHED BRICK-ROW HOUSE PRICE.
$3.50. easy terms. or will sell for smaller
house. rooms large living room, open
fireplace, baths. finished attic, beautiful
porch. big lot facing wide avenue. Near all
conveniences Call Mr.. Fields GA 2042. or
WAPLE 6; JAMES INC.
1926 14th St NV DI 3347.
REPossEsSED, CHEVY CHAsE-SPECIAb
bargain offered by builder of lovely nome
among trees. containing six spacious rooms.
tiled bath, large, porcn and garage: con- con,
reasonable terms considered. Call OWNER,
WI :}06S.
csIed on VIDE lot with trees: ; rooms, bath.
garage; good W. location. WI. 306s. "a.
FOR SALE, REPOSSEsSED. CHEVY CHASE;
all brick: 6 rms. 2 b, near Conn. ave ana
schools: low price. quick sale. CL. 4133
Evening star., 1933-10-08
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

TO LEASE. WITH OPTION OF BUYING. 5
orchard; within 10 miles of District: W.
Md. or Va; reasonable; prefer old place
do own repairing. Address Box "'!-E, star
cfice.
BUNGALOW 4 to & ROOMS. MODERN.
Will be permanent Must be reasonable.
State location price. condition. Address
Box 255-E. Star Office.
BUY OR RENT-3 OR ROOM MODERN
BUNGALOW State price in either case. Ad-
dress Box 3,"-E. Star Office.
SUBURBAN BUILDING lot aCP-
less, near Washington. Address Box lo2-E.
Star Office. =
Evening star., 1933-10-08

SEE THIS BARGAIN-S6.35O
Nearly new. modern brick bungalow. 3
rooms. partially completed attic with space
for :; rooms fireplace, lawn. shade fruit:
| large lot on paved street, In Hyattsville;
close to transportation. stores. schools. etc.
Atlantic 1920
Evening star., 1933-10-08
a HOME
WITH THE PERFECT KITCHEN.

WITH THE PERFECT KITCHEN.
New 1-room house. built like you
would build for yourself; . com
plete baths tSanitas on wallis,
oak trim throughout. 3 rirrored
doors. all windows and doors
caulked and weather stripped;
porches. doors and windows have
aluminium wire screens. dry rec
reation room with fireplace and
asphalt tiled floors. bullt-in ga
rage with overhead doors. A
S25. 900 home couldn't be more
complete or have finer materials
or workmanship. This Is a bone
dry house you can move in at
once Price is only S9,250: ex-
change for house around $4,000.
II sold. only / left.
BOSS e. PHELPS, l417 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1933-10-08
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

LARGE LIGHT FRONT OFFICE ON THE
sos per month. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1871 K st. NV.
TT 18th ST. N.W.-FRoNT. UNUSUALLY
attractive large studio room with living
room and bath reasonable.
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS AT 1871 K
st NV; rent reasonable
PERCY II RUSSELL Co.
1.3l K ST NV
Evening star., 1933-10-08
ROI1,lNG\NOOD.

ROLLIN(rNNUO
THE NEWEST IN CHEVY CHASE.
Have you ever pictured yourself living on
a Knoll among the lockwood. pine tulip,
poplar and oaks? You can have TINS at
Here is Internationally what is .predestined
to be the most beautiful DEVELOPMENT in
Chevy Chase It is new and opening prices
are a bargin.' It is wisely restricted and
no lot is less than 60, feet wide. The price
YOTTR CHOICE OF ANY LOT
AT IS CENTS PER SO. FIT,
and not 20 or 80 cents you are usually
a'fse sss 4 ffoa.,. this pric. viii not remain
Drive out Brookville road 1 = miles past
Chevy Chase Circle to sign at Leland st., or
cali MR.. CULLEN, National l166.
Evening star., 1933-10-08
REDUCED TO 1880. 90.

REDUCED TO X4H5U.WU.
Party wishing to live 1st floor and rent
out end floor this dwelling is ideal
3 rooms frame: bed rooms, tile bath,
h.-w.h.. ami. kitchen 2nd floor. room for
bath lst floor. Perfect condition Can be
made private Paved st. paid for >
squares east fire house. Silver Spring ave.
and Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Md. All brokers.
IL, Grove st
Evening star., 1933-10-08
SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

ROOMS. AMI; sun ROOM. H.-W H
built-In garage. large yard low price. nice
locality Falls Church S44-F-l1.
SMALL COTTAGES, FARMS = SPECiAL1Z,
ing in suburban property; write for list OF
bargains r. c. ZANTZ1NGER, Hyattsvile'
Md. .
EAUTIFUL ACCESSIBLE. RETIRED
bungalow. chalet. also apt: Broad Creek
South River. F. FERRERO. Ferry rd.
r. F. D. l. Annapolis, Md.
Evening star., 1933-10-08
CAMP SITES.

Log CABINS AND CAMP SITES FOR SALE
IN Blue Ridge Mount aims overlooking beau
tifIl Shenandoah Valley and River Il mile
from tine Shenandoah River. on West Va.
Highway No q. 50 miles from Washington.
D. c. on Appalachian Trail CHARLES L.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

HIGH ELEv, MARYLAND. $4,000 90. NEW
Or. semi mi-bungalow; dinette. IL tile bath.
finished attic. h.-w:h. heated Gear garage,
mi. concrete cellar and street paid for.
Lot 6oxl00. Rooms can be added easily
Drive out Bladensburg road to Marshall
ave. End paved street past Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. turn right to / l5 Marshall ave.
Colmar Manor, Md All brokers. Open and
Evening star., 1933-10-08

FERSONAI LOAN CVN4HA1II80
Loans no KXffNANCG YOUR DEHT1.
THE STATE LOAN CO..
1900 r. Ave-. lit. Rainier. Nd. DE. 655h.
Evening star., 1933-10-08
HYATTSVIJLE Hills

Bungalow, 5 rooms. bath. .hot-air heat.
Street. SsraSe. fenced YARD block from rom bus
Few acres available in back. S4115. No
cash. S37 80 a month including taxes
Evening star., 1933-10-08

Just one block from Union Station on
F ST. n Colonial style i rooms. front
and back porches; hot-water heat; perfect
condition And just think Of the price.
S. $50 on reasonable terms Make appoint
ment to see this house right away. Call
]. c. PASCOE. with
Evening star., 1933-10-08

REDUCED FROM $4,000 TO $4,000
Must have 81 400 cash. owner transferred.
rooms and bath, h h-wh. shade and fruit
trees, corner lot. 95x150 IT; close to
churches and schools. ERWIN REALTY CO.
Call HYattSYilla 1Aa
Evening star., 1933-10-08
NEW AUTUMN HOME.

NORTH WOODS1DE. MD.
OWNER CALLED AWAY New 5.ro1m
brick hunsalow. Weather-striSnr1 ra.y ~ :,
Iandsc aped lot Garage 81 So1o EHSF
terms. 1900 Glen Ross Rd. SH Ipse,-J
Evening star., 1933-10-08

FACING PUBLIC PARK.
One Of the best constructed houses in the
southeas,. all modern Improvements 2-car
EarasC easy terms. or big reduction for
cash. 243i L Enfant Square, Minnesota and
Penn aves Sc Gail Adams 1856.
The Coolidge examiner., 1933-07-14
BY ELMO SCOTT WATSON

RECENTLY there gathered at Jordan's
near Beaconsfield in Bucks, England,
a great crowd TO witness a pageant
which was given in the picturesque
Nj courtyard of old Jordan's Hostel Al
though the locale of the pageant was
! English and the actors in it were
English. 1t was staged in celebra-
tion of an event in American history
the 250th anniversary of the found
ing of Pennsylvania.
- For, adjoining the broad grounds
The Coolidge examiner., 1933-07-14
Song Birds Flourish

In a recent public statement DR.. T.
Gilbert Pearson, president of the Ma
tional Association of Audubon So
cieties, sought to correct popular
notion that song birds and birds that
feed on insects are disappearing on
account of the changed conditions of
life in America. Doctor Pearson said
that instead of disappearing there are
more of these birds in America now
than when the Pilgrims landed on the
coast of New England. Certainly
there is no lack of these song birds
In and around Mobile, and in other
communities of the South. The mock
ing bird, the brown thrasher, red
birds, finches of various kinds and
other warblers are plentiful in Mobile
and in other parts of the country
Mobile Register.