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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13
Cannot Foretell
Sex Of Offspring
Many Ideas Of Control Are
Without Confirmation;
Chance Rules.

Control and determination of sex In
animals is at present impossible.
What the future holds as to the pos
eibility Of sex-determination IL also q
deep mystery.
The interest Is natural, since the
sexes apparently arrive by chance
while much economic advantage, as in
dairy cows and laying hens, would &C.
crue If sex could be predetermined
at will.
Many theories of control have been
offered. and rejected, when not sup.
ported by scientific study. One Of the
earliest theories related sex Of the
offspring to the weather. A north
wind at the time of conception was
supposed to bring females and the
south wind, males. This may be right
occasionally but with enough cases
half Of the offspring are male and half
female regardless Of wind direction.
Occasionally filters Of pigs are born,
all male or all female, or SOW In q
long series Of calves produces all Of
one sex. These are results which at
tract attention because Of their strange
ness or rarity, the workings Of chance,
and there Is an even chance that a
given offspring will be male.
If penny Is tossed large num-
Der Of times, occasional runs Of heads
occur. The number Of times such runs
are likely to occur In 10000 throws
can be worked out. It is the same
with runs Of males or females.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13
Cater to Guests
in Dinner Menus
Perfect Hostess Seeks to
Learn Preference Of
Her Friends.


The hostess who wishes to have
menus which appeal particularly to
the palate Of house guest will often
find that this Is by no means ex-
travagant. In these days, when ex-
penses have to be curtailed, it is
well to remember this, for by so do
Ing it Is possible to entertain at
small cost, especially those whom
one knows well.
One hostess who was having week.
end guests was planning menu which
required rather more of an outlay
than she had hoped, when she re-
membered her friend was very fond
of mushrooms and she also liked rice.
She combined the two to make a de-
licious main dish.
The mushrooms were well washed
and sauted In butter, when removed,
and rich cream sauce made by the
addition of more butter, flour, and
then rich milk. The mushrooms were
added and left for few moments to
get well coated.
The mushrooms were served in the
center Of a ring of rice garnished
with circles of hard-boiled eggs. The
whole was encircled with watercress
and parsley. By beginning the meal
with tomato bisque and ending it
with chocolate bavarian a delicious
menu resulted. Tea was served with
the meal, although coffee would be
equally appropriate.
Some persons are very fond of
spaghetti and macaroni. A delicious
main dish combines fowl, chicken or
other meat, which can be left-overs,
with cooked tomatoes, celery, and
sweet pepper slivers. Baked or
creamed macaroni with tomato or
cheese is another fine dish. These
foods are hearty and economical.
The seasoning should be given espe-
cial attention in the meat and maca-
roni combinations.
Salads can be inexpensive when
they make use of small quantities of
various left-overs. If the dressing is
well made, whether French, mayon-
naise, Russian, boiled, etc., the salad
has an appeal to most persons. 1t
is favorite American dish.
Soup is enjoyed by surprisingly
large group of people. Your guest
may be of the number. If so, here is
an opportunity to cater to her ap-
petite sometimes with hearty soups
which decrease the cost of other
courses on the menu. Chowders are
chief among substantial soups. Oys-
ter and clam stews are close seconds.
Cream soups, vegetable soup, pea
and bean soups, especially black
bean soup, and barley soup have
hearty ingredients. After any Of the
above light main course and des-
sert, or salad and dessert can COM
plete the thrifty meal satisfactorily.
The thoughtful hostess offers her
house guests something to eat before
retiring. 1t may be fruit, bowl Of
soup, a glass of milk with crackers
or cookies, etc. Some persons find
this late bit of food conducive to
sleep, therefore these refreshments
are very welcome. Such catering to
guests adds comfort to visits.
n Reil svndicate-wNU Service,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13

Women throughout the world are
eagerly waiting for excavations in
what is believed to be the capital Of
the queen Of Sheba. French aerial
explorers have reported that they
have sighted the towers Of the lost
city on the edge Of the Arabian
desert.
When the sands Of the centuries
have been dug away, 1t will be pos
sible for women Of today to learn
how the glamorous queen looked,
what beauty aids she used, and
most important of all-what were
her secrets for fascinating men? Her
charm was extremely potent. In
winning King Solomon, she had to
combat the allure Of 761 wives and
300 concubines.
DR.. George s. Duncan, professor Of
Egyptology and Assyriology in the
graduate school of American univer-
versity, believes that one Of the chief
feminine sources Of interest In the
queens buried city will be her jewels.
"She was famous for her Jewels"
said Doctor Duncan. "She took huge
treasures of precious stones when she
went to visit Solomon. But In spite
Of all her own riches, when she saw
him sitting in all his glory, she was
almost shocked to death at his mag
nificence."
Doctor Duncan does not accept
without questioning the report of the
finding of the lost capital Of Sheba.
"Only excavation will reveal
whether or not it is the legendary
city of the queen" he said. "And
these excavations must produce in
scriptions that will satisfy archeol-
ogists."
If the newly discovered city is the
Sheban stronghold, excavation may
reveal some of the queens beauty
secrets, Doctor Duncan believes, and
alst provide more knowledge of her
personality.
Women of all ages have felt great
curiosity concerning the queen, be-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13
Goiter in Calves

Tendency to goiter is hereditary.
In newborn calves it indicates a lack
Of iodine in the system. Incomplete
feeding of the pregnant COW helps to
induce the condition. 1t may be pre-
vented by giving the COW iodized salt
instead Of common salt throughout
pregnancy and feeding alfalfa or clo-
yer, ground grains, bran, and linseed
oilmeal In addition to silage or roots.
II iodized salt is not available, give the
cow two grains of potassium iodide
daily in water during the latter half
of her pregnacy.-Successful Farming.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13
Building Farm Houses

Well-built farm houses usually last
at least go years, during which time
the composition of the families often
changes several times. To meet this
condition, houses should be planned
for the requirements of average FAM
lilies rather than for those Of the par.
ticular households which build them.
They either should have at least three
bedrooms or should be designed so
that they can readily be enlarged. A
farm family cannot meet needs In
housing requirements by moving to
another house as a city family does.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13
Nature Has Qualified
Butterfly as Chemist

In report to the Smithsonian in
stitution DR.. Austin III. Clark mar
wells, and with reason, at the curious
adaptability of the cabbage butterfly,
a small chalky insect with white
wings. In Europe the caterpillars
feed on the leaves of cabbages and
closely related plants. Why these?
Because they contain food of the
proper chemical composition for the
young, and the young are bred from
eggs laid on the leaves.
About the middle of the last Gen.
fury the cabbage butterfly was
brought to this country. 1t began
to lay eggs not only on cabbage
but also on the leaves of the garden
nasturtium, which originally came
from Central and South America.
How did the butterfly know that the
nasturtium is chemically of the right
composition, although 1t is not even
remotely related to the cabbage?
The European ancestors of the cab
bage butterfly knew nothing of the
nasturtium for thousands of genera
lions.
The wonder grows when Doctor
Clark points out uncanny powers
in other insects. Two varieties Of
fritillaries live entirely on the hack
berry tree. If they make mistake
in the tree the young starve to death.
New York Times.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13
Agricultural Notes

The French were the pioneers Of the
Angora wool business.
Half the potatoes consumed in Ohio
are shipped into the state.
Many of the beet sugar factories in
England are planning for larger
acreage.
The United States led all other
countries in buying hops In Czecho-
sloyakia last year. 4. -
Agriculture still claims the larger
share Of human energy, human knowl-
edge and human skill.
Any Kansas farmer sold out for debt
can always keep one yoke Of oxen
because 1t Is the law.
Eleven million quarts of small fruits
are grown annually on Illinois farms
for home use and sale.
Atacosa county, Texas, is rated by
the census bureau as the leading wa
termelon producing county.
Shelterbelts Of forest trees for the
home garden are finding favor In dry
farming areas OF the West
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13
The Oldest Profession

Three professional men, a doctor.
an engineer, and financier, were de-
batting which of them belonged to the
most honorable and ancient profes.
sion.
The doctor said: milne Is easil
the oldest. Don't you remember THAI
in the beginning Eve was made out
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13

of a rib in Adams side? Well, there's
surgical operation for you"
The engineer said: Eyes, but be-
fore that happened don't you know
the whole world was made out Of
chaos in six days? Now, there's an
engineering feat for you.''
"Ah," said the financier, "but who
made chaos Public Opinion.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13

mony proposals, and under the con-
ditions that prevailed as Of old. Let
us hope for the success Of the mar
riages that result.-Columbu Dis
patch.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13
MEN WOMEN!
Bring Back That Satisfied
SMILE OF YOUTH

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other minerals and essences val
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ORDER YOURS TODAY
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each bottle. 10ith your name and address
on separate sheet of paper, enclosing
,this advertisement.
MAREVETA
LABORATORIES. INC.
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13
Who Hasn'f2

Who Hasn't?
Kickapoo-My wife is always bor-
rowing trouble.
Naber-Send her over to our house.
We have more than we want.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13

DECIDED OIL ROYALTIES
Ahead of development. $40 per acre. q. e.
Fisher, Key Bldg, Oklahoma City, Okla.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13

NEW SENSATIONAL VIGORINE Tomato.
Continuous bearing grows 10 to IL IT high.
Four times ordinary crop. Genuine parent
stock seed Garden packet 25c.
Stuart Wood, Box 1888, Birmingham, Ala.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13

OLD AGE PENSION INFORMATION
Send stamp.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13

STOP GETTING UP to change volume on
RADIO. Done from easy chair with Rep1 rOl.
Instantly attached. $3.50 postpaid. LIE. H
NER ELECTRIC CO., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13

Ms" Order
"What now, bGss?"
"Golf supplies by mail. Be careful
in addressing the balls"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13

NEW RADIO WONDER! Just releasedl
Autom atically turns radios on or off any
desired time. Easily made for only few
cents. Complete illustrated instructions
dimes. Box 232, Newark, N. j.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-04-13

Women Special: Wonderful opportunity.
Earn money at home by "Sewing Ways That
Pay" Send stamp for Free PARTICULARS G. 8.
Gardiner, 1435 st. N. W., Washington, DC.
Evening star., 1934-10-06
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
(Continued.)

ni fsmilies; save save rent. CHEVY Chase home. 10
Auto service free for inspection. LESLIE
D. MEAsELL phone Cleveland 3465.
18th AND KENYON N.w.-6 ROOMS. 2
baths, sleeping porch Erisidaireo oe lear
northwest section home. 10 rooms. 2 baths
and garage. ADDRESS Box lSS-D. Star of11ce
764 18th ST. NET ROOMS AND BATH.
hardwood floors. h.-w h. Call Met 1866. 7'
S25 INGRAHAM ST. NV. OPP. SCHOOL
Il r. and b.. sleeping porch. built-in ga
rage; S57; vacant must be seen to be
appreciated. Phone Atlantic $40. 7'
modern improvements. hot-water heat:
Real kEAIrY f4S pr 4 St. fPRy N% Phons PEMs
Metropolitan l:S3.
yard Sos. ol Apply Siy sth St. Sc, '''
CHEVY CHASE-MODERN. ROOMS
with " baths. in finest section; instantan-
Phone District 1920 Room 1926. -
146 r ST N.E.-s R.. B.. ON > FLOORS.
completely renovated and modernized:
elec. refrigeration. Open Sunday. = pm.
,s,a HARRY B. PITTS co. o,oo
Exclusive Agent
4l4: IND st ne-d rooms bath.
Az G st. s.w."e' rooms bath, eiec. ~" So. so so
COLORED'
937 st. n.w.--lo rooms, bath. $1,000
30 30 n st; n,wn6 rooms bath = 30
1901 DEL ST. CHEVY CHASE.
!9Ss 99 Isinsis /, / sys. ). s.mi 5a.%S
81 C st. Sw-G r...........,. ?25O
s2l G st. s.w.--6 r. gas ....... 1900
+?9 C. 81. S.w.-G r. b.......... 22.5O
-. FLOYD E. paws SSoMPANY.
33S KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-MODERN d
room and bath dwelling. hardwood floors,
front and rear yards and pOrChes; rent.
CoLoRED TENANTS.
300 Eye ST. G-rUom. bath brick
ySTds 30 ' s0sai sHEEHY EIGY i6fo lnE rye Esr
St. Phone National 1s9:
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
Inspection. LESLIE d. MEASELL. Cleye-
land ABB or Cleveland 3465.
UNUSUAL RENTAL VALUE
home +! rooms. 3 baths. electric refrisera-
tlon. large sun paIlor sleeping porch. ?-car
20; MADISON ST, sEMI-DET
garage eleG- retrlgeratlon. $50.
H L RUST CO. Phone National 500.
500 C ST. NE
A4J.UO.
Convenient to the business section of
Sth and II SITS. ne. TWo-StUTy six rooms
and bath. full cellar.
WOODBRIDGE.
3II2 NEWTON ST. NE.
80 90.
Five-room bungalow. hot-wster heat
electricity. gsrare, modern
WOODBRIDGE.
500 100
o905 OTIS ST NE
Two-story. SIX rooms. front and two
story rear porCheS, modern; hOt-wnter
heat, electricity.
HARRY A KITE INC.
1919 18th ST Nv.
National IS4G.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH NEAR 18th AND
Park rd-Elec lights. hot-alr heat. COM
pletely redecordted throughout convenient
to schools and Mt. Pleasant st. car line.
CHAs d. sAGER
National uu;G. wa l4th St NV.
:Go4 !Ist ST 10 R. ) B.......>:!'::5.nu
IJ',3 NJ 81. uw--@ +. > b..... 600"
30 Newton pl n.w.--J + b...... 1900
FOR COLOkED.
1904 g. II. Sc Il +. b-....,.. S3'..J0
Il Myrtle ST NE Il T.. b....... 5000
81? Morton st. n.N.-G r......... =, 30
la2s 81. n.e.-J r..........'.. !i.Io
- Patterson MT r....,.. ". 81
.,;3 n. J. ave nv r......... 80 81
AIS 1Td st ne r.........,... 2U-Ju
1913 tn ST. sr-G r............ J. az
Jl2 NJ ST se-5 r............. loo
81: Rl,ketts ct. nw--4 r......... i3.5"
~ Gesstord Ct. St. I r,........ 80
'0'I!ijV EDWARD p SCHWARTZ INC
IuII NrTm n District b'iI u.
Evening star., 1934-10-06
sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY,

CORNER BRICK sToRE-2-sToRY ON
prominent avenue NV: : large rooms.
bath; > porches 2-car. 2-story brick ga
rage. Dry cellar under entire bldg New
oil burner and G. E refrig. A good bust
ness location. a>brieht modern home. and
Dist sai7 VIM l. MOORE Geo. csoa.
INDUSTRIAL BUILDING,
centrally located. two stories,
combined floor space, 3,4OO 50.
it.; i'll hrst-class condition;
equipped with light and power,
gas, water, heat, large yard;
very desirable for automobile
service station or used car busi-
ness, taXicab stand, machine
shop or other manufacturing;
priced low for quick sale. APP
ply American Instrument Co.,
IA Girard st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-10-06
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.

ROOMING HOUSE. VEST OF 14fh sr.
NV. near Park rd-6 or more bed rms.
Phone National u753. Mr.. STROUP-
WANTED TO BUY THOROUGHLY
modern detached or Semi-detached brick
home in good northwest section. close %
transportation and stores Will pay all c. Sh.
Price must be reasonable. Address Box
33l-D. STIR Office
WANT SEVERAL HOUSES PRICED UNDER
81 500 VIII pay cash; brick or frame. any
condition. District only. immediate settle
nent Address Box 425-C. Star ofhce.
WILL PAY CASH FOR SEVERAL Low
priced properties Condition immaterlaL Q:
G DUTY. 1924 vi ave. Natl AS 10.
CASH FOR HOUSES IN d. C.. FRAME OR
brick white OF coloSed Confidential
E A GARVEY. Dist 45Os- 1926 Vt. Ave.
Evening star., 1934-10-06
+ FLATS.
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

YOUNG COUPLE WANT SMALL HOUSE OR
part OF large house with cultured people.
Address Box 2S4-D Star ONCE
$40 ROOMS, 4 BED ROOMS. . BATHS.
completely furnished; two couples; no
agents. Phone National llT3.
1 NEED FURNISHED OR UNFUREISHED
houses and bungalows: list with me for
quick rental: clients waiting. LESLIE d.
MEASELI. Cleveland 346h 7s
Evening star., 1934-10-06
SALE-HOUSES.

VACANT-PRACTICAL A NEW HOUSE.
Six good rooms. cellar. large front and
rear porches. modern throughouts garage.
ave. ne. Open Saturday and Sunday.
SO. S.75O-CHEVY CHASE D. C.-6 RMS.
. baths. porch and garage. Lot 80 by 80.
M school, stores and transportation; easy
terms Inspection by appointment. Mr..
WALTER National $3.50.
Evening star., 1934-10-06
20 NEW YORK AVE NE.

u NEW :,
rooms. Eas electricity Il " Il: thor-
ourhly rrCUudIuoued. Phone Adams so
CHEVY CHASE. ID C-DETACHED HOME
ia most desirable section, CenteT-haL plan.
open nrtplaCrS IN living room aud dining
room. bed rooms =! baths On md nooT.
servants rooms Oh 3Td moor.
We also have several desirable. nicely
furnished houses.
II. e.. SNITIIG Co.
National JuuI EVENINGS Emerson G6O2
Evening star., 1934-10-06
SALE-SUBURBAN.

30 MINUTES WHITE HOUSE-MODERN
6-room 2-story brick. acre lot. NV n.
bath pantry poTChes. stores. churcneS
school. wonderful place Sacrifice. - 900.
If sold with - acres additional at SlH5.
BAUER Vienna, Va. Phone District 1900.
Branch j20
REMODELED-5 RMS. AND B. A " I:
nearby Va ~ 900. 500 cash. $50 month
ly Call Columbia 1882 before $50 n.
MT RAINIER ?-ROOM AND @-BATH
frame house. ami. h-w.h.. near R. ].
ano Eastern aves ne; cash. - 500.
terms ~5,Soo A bargain. Address BOX
MD Star Office
DESIRABLE 7-ROOM RESIDENCE WITH
panoramic view on beautiful wooded 10y
with large Potomac River fTontage reachfd
BY Mt Vernon blvd Price. S1"5Oi terms.
: 49, RnN .l---D Star nf1CE
Evening star., 1934-10-06
SALE--HOUSES.
(Continued.)


baths; room house big lot. refined Sec
tion. 1886 Holly st. NV. 5'
INSPECT 1918 ST. NE
Convenient to Navy Yard. Capitol and
Government buildings
GEORGETOWN - BRICK HOUSE OF 4
rooms and bath automatic hot water and
gas heat. Phone Adams 433s.
BARGAIN WOODBRIDGE. d. c.. $3.50.
: rms; b. VIII. elec., lot 40x3OO It.; $3.50
cash. S34 monthly. immediate sale. 2945
Carlton ave. Rented. Phone Adams 1856.
HOME LOOKERS-WILI. FINANCE AND
build your home. in any location, to suit
your desires. or Will sell you one of our
newly constructed modestly priced mod
ern homes. JEROME 8 MURRAY COM
PANY. INC Phone Potomac 4529
Conn. ave; 12-room detached brick, 2
baths. bed rooms. 2-caS garage Price
Sl!.Y5O. Call between : and 10 pm. or
Sunday. Adams 5O52
IS. 65O-l6th ST. HEIGHTs-DETACHE
rooms baths. sun parlor owner forced
10 sacrifice MR.. THADEN. Clev 6440. @
I7IS C ST. NE
Convenient TO public and psroehial
schools.
NEARBY VA, MAIN HIGHWAY = IN
acres. nice home. garden, fruit trees: real
buy; owner. Address Box 220-D. Star once.
MODERN HOME AND INVESTMENT;
3-apt. building near entrance to Zoo; one
apt ; rooms and . baths other :! spts.
! rooms and bath and sleeping porch each.
Rented $40 mo. One of finest 3-apt.
buildings in city; has 3 Frigidaires lobby.
oil burner. lear garage. Can sell on
: 900 cash and Sl0O month. Phone Mr..
SIMON, District 1896 or Adams 035g
SUPERB FLATS. MURPHY BEDS. AUTO
matte heat: ST 900 equity for r.? 500: SOC
investment Rent two live i'll one; pays
big Address BOX ?42-D. Star once
8 ROOMS {. BATHS Mr. 18th AND
Park rd.: assessed over $1,000; offered as
is. s. 500; terms. Address Box 3OO-C.
nfrrs
Evening star., 1934-10-06
BUY. RENT OR EXCHANGE.
SEE MR.. WILSON.
I-IS q CT NJ T.

IL UNUSUALLY LARGE LIGHT. ROOMS
and 5 large bath rooms: beautiful living
room 80 feet long tlneSt grade OF oak
floors and numerous electric outlets in all
rooms; ine neighborhOOd. q blocks from
White House. Price. Sl3 300. Apply
Apt. /, gl6 !3rd st. NV.
81 75O-4IOI GARRISON ST, CHEVY
Chase. d. C.-New corner brick home. A
wonderful buy. the lot has a frontage Of
20 feet Be sure and see this splendid
6-room home today or Sunday. Open for
your inspection.
W. OF 10th. ON EIGHTS-BIG COR.
lot, T. :! b. ami. gar: one of out
standing values in desirable high-claSs sec
ton; terms: trust SlJOO0. For bargains
IN homes. Col. and Washington Heights
N E RYON CO. 34ls 14th. Col. 1877.
Il ROOMS. TILE BATH. INV H. GARGAE;
Convenient NV. location; seml-detached
Win trade for detached $1,000 house. NV
Phone Cleveland ul6G.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED - 1-ROOM
house. sleeping porch. long back YARD ga ga
rage convenient NV. section: N6.soO
Must have ~ 500 cash. Adams 0u64.
NEW CENTER HALL BRICK COLONIAL
home west of Conn. ave ID. c restricted
new section near schools shopping and
transportation This is an Electric Kitchen
Health Home. Of the best construction. Win
3 bed rooms and finished attic. baths
FIRST floor and basement lavatorles. bullt-ln
garage and oil heat. owner. Wise. 4'o!
~ :5o-BUNGALOW TAKOMA d. c.
1u9 ButteTnut st n.w.--b rooms. NV.
heat tiled b. shower, metal weather.
stripped finished attic hwd. floors. hre-
place elec rrfTIgtratlon garage. uteS.
Open and lighted IN. Terms. NOR
GAN Z MORGAN, HOS 18th st. Phone
Nat nal
Evening star., 1934-10-06
l7lS c ST n Z.
Open Daily
AOHpfN pTpTeTtHi

SAUL'S BARGAIN. $3.50;
rms ike new. mi row brick; porches.
xaragt. immediate sale Adams 41S6
FURNISHED HOME ROOMS 81 900
cash: Earage' price. ~G too sleeping POI en-.
long yard. PetWoIth good loca ton. bus
and cars Address Box &c, star once.
=! UUU
No !. Schley ave HyAttSvIlle. Nd. has
been reduced TO - uuu. U-Toom ana
bath frame with eleCtIlclty. gas and ga
rAYt Call NJ b WEAVER. District 333'.
Cleveland IH4I
I.IS c ST NE
Modern house in highly restricted
Mhne neIphboThood.
Evening star., 1934-10-06
GEORGETOWN
VISIT I1IS C ST NE.
Nearest downtown new-houSe develop
NEAR OH GEORGETOWN

MEAN OLD
detached house OF BRICK. OF ihe au-
thentic early American design VIII be oullt
TO your order q corner lot la oy 10.
There is sn enormous walnut Tree ABOUT
100 years old. The handmade lace Drlck
TO be usru were taken from old min
built in 100. Old wide pine hooIS. Old
mantelS and other interesting features can
usually ChArmng. The price 100000. Pre-
hmInary drawings can be seen by address,
lus Roy .,tI-C @StaT OflCe