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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23
PRISON SENTENCES
 PRONOUNCED FOR
 PERJURY, ,KETCHIKAN

D. c. Helmar and Clyde Wilson, indicted by the Ketchikan Grand Jury for perjury in connection with a previous trial of Helmar in the present term of Court in that city, were found guilty and have been sentenced by Judge George F. Al exander to serve three years each in the penitentiary.
 The alleged perjuries took place during the trial of Helmar on a charge of assault on Sixty-five year old woman, during which both committed perjury so appar- ent and fragrant that Judge AL eXander ordered them before the Grand Jury, according to United States Attorney William A. Holz- heimer, who was present at the trial.
 These convictions are extremely important and should be warn ing to loose tongued individuals to adhere strictly to the truth in testifying before the Court Judge Holzheimer declared.
 Helmar was also found guilty in the assault trial and received a sentence of six months and a fine of $500, which must be served before his three year penitentiary term for perjury begins, Judge Holzheimer said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23
Some Prizes Are
 Announced for Saturdays Pmade

Cmon you Mickey Mousers! Ge ready for the big parade Saturday The. big Mutt Dog, Doll, Doll Bug gy and Halloween Costume Parade, as outlined in yesterdays Empire sponsored by Cliff Daigler, Man ager of the Capitol and Coliseum and many of your good merchant friends.
 Here are just a few of the prizes already offered, read them over and get your entries ready for the big parade:
 A big Keno Mickey Mouse alarm clock, donated by your friend Dr Robert Simpson of the Nugget Shop. It's dandy with Mickey Mouse nodding his head every time the clock ticksl
 Two quarts of ice cream, from Percey Reynolds of the Juneau Tee Cream Parlors.
 One brand new haircut with all OllC u i41Al4A4lliS0 AAOiil U v W IA q v \ Shop.
 One cameral with roll of film and free developing and printing of it, from Fred Ordway, of Ord ways.
 Two dollars and half cash and five 50-cent cash prizes from Daily Alaska Empire.
 Three dollars, cash. for starting a savings account at the First Ma tional Bank.
 That's just a starter-see tomor- rows list, but get your dogs, dolls costumes started because the com petitio his going to be terrific, and the prizes go to the best in the various divisions. Start now, and keep your entries a secret; re- member, originality in fixing ur your entries will go a long ways tc win prize.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23
[ZcX.1'I..2Ij' ] :
 THEATRE -.
SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU"

Laglen. Her fate, however, is not the usual fate of McLaglen's lead- ing women, for, instead of being chased by the Captain, she finds her most ardent advances continu- ously spurned.
 Among the others in lesser roles are Dewey Robinson, Quinn (Big Boy) Williams, Ivan Lebedeff, Noah Beery, Fully Marshall, J. Farrell Macdonald, Henry Armetta, Ed mund Breese, Buster Phelps, Pat O'Malley, William Desmond, Lloyd Whitlock, Philo Mccullough, and George Humbert.
 Laughing At Life,v said to be entirely different from any other picture Victor McLaglen ever made, is an original story by Ford Beebe, who also directed the production.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23
GOES ON MIRA BUSINESS

c. E. Morgan, Deputy MIRA Ad- ministrator under Administrator Hugh J. Wade, leaves tomorrow night on the Kenai for Sitka on official business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23
ALL-STAR CAST IN COMEDY FILM
 EASY TO LOVE
Five Outstanding Artists $ Furnish Hilarious Enter
 tainment at Coliseum

Easy To Love" the Warner Bros. picture which opens at the Coliseum Theatre tonight, is a revelation in martial mixups dished out in a hilarious vein,
 There is quadrangular love tangle in which a husband and wife whom their daughter and her sweetheart believe to be an ideal istically happy married couple, are mixed up with affinities in the persons of each others best friend.
 The strange and complicated sit uations that arise when the wife learns that her husband is main taining love nest and he suspects her of having an affair lead to some of the most Imaginable scenes imaginable.
 The picture is portrayed by an exceptionally strong all star cast headed by Genevieve Tobin in the role of neglected wife with Adolphe Menjou playing opposite her as the philandering husband. Mary Astor and Edward Everett Horton have the roles of the other woman and the other man, and Patricia Ellis and Paul Kaye are the young or players.
 Others in the cast include Guy Kibbe, Hugh Herbert. Hobart Cava- naugh, Robert Greig and Harold Waldridge. The picture is based on the -uproariously funny stage play by Thompson Buchanan which was adapted by David Boehm. Spark ling dialogue and clever situations with unique twists have been given to the piece by Carl Erickson and manuel Self, authors of the screen play. William Keighley directed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23
SOME PAST SERVICES

It seems a little unfeeling on the part of Senator Lewis to ignore so utterly in Johnson's biography the services he has rendered-ad- mittedly unwillingly-to the Demo- cratic party in the past.
 Twice in the last p years he has performed services for the Demo- crats the echoes of which are still heard in politics.
 It was in 1912 that he deserted the Republican Party to run with another Roosevelt on the Bull Moose ticket for the Vice Presiden- cy. That move virtually handed the control of the national government to the Democrats.
 Again in 1916 it was 'Hiv John sons aloofness in the presidential campaign that brought Woodrow Wilson his second term as Presi-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23
JOHN BARRYMORE IS HIL A R RI0US. IN COMEDY ROLE.
Star Displays Flair for Hu- nor in "20th Century
 Coming to Capit ol

Disclosing a flair for comedy that even his most enthusiastic admir- CTS had never suspected, John Bar rymore will be seen Wednesday at the Capitol The atre in the screen version of the famous stage play, "20th Century" one of the most hilarious comedies to come out of the finn factories in a month of Sundays, and guaranteed to keep the audience in one con- tinuous uproar of laughter.
 The film purports to tell the story of Oscar Jaffe, an egotis- tical stage producer, who takes an unknown girl, makes star of her, and brings her to the heights of fame.
 In the splendid supporting cast are seen Carole Lombard, as the temperamental Lily Garland, the object of Jaffe's pursuit; Walter Connolly as the producers dis tressed business manager; Roscoe Karns as the cynical, wise-crack- ing press agent, O'Malley, and Et- ienne Girardot, Ralph Forbes and Charles Levison in important roles
 Howard Hawks directed the film from the screen adaptation by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur, CO., authors of the original Broadway stage success. He has imparted a brisk pace and dramatic power tc the film that makes it even great CT than the original version.
 "2Oth Century will be previewet at midnight tonight.
 Last Times Tonight
 Lovely Norma Shearer has he most glamorous role in "Riptide in which she, Robert Montgomery Herbert Marshall, and excellen support, will be seen tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23

The tapir has it's own way of crossing streams. It simply walks into the water, continues walking along the bottom no matter how deep, and then walks up the other side.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23
*Juneau's Biggest Entertainment VaIue' .

be made specialists in certain branches
 They will become machine gun ners, trench mortar crews, anti tank gunners or signalers.
 Eight new regiments, named for national heroes, are being formed Those recruited in the Free State are the De Wet, Steyn and Louw Wepener regiments, while in the Transvaal there will be the Louis Botha and De la Rey units.
 The Botha regiment is being es- tablished for the Northern and Eastern Transvaal and the eighth for the Western Transvaal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23
LITTLE WORK LOOMING FOR
 1 COMMITTEE
Not Much Seems in Sight for Excessive Expendi-
 ture Campaign Probers
Cconrmued ircm Page One)

(Convmued lrcn Page One) important question is not how much money is being spent but where can funds be found to spend.
 Pleas from candidates for finan- cial assistance in their campaigns more often than not have gone begging.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23

dent. Had he been less cool to the Republican candidate, Charles Ev- ans Hughes, California in all prob ability would have remained in the G. o. P. column instead Of going Democratic and thus making pos sible Wilson's reelection.
 Not a word of this, howeyes les 5 Senator Lewis seen fit to set down in his campaign biorapay Of taa Democratic perty's illussrious re- cr1Iit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23
CHINESE SOLDIERS
 LEARNING TO BOX

PEIPING, Oct. 23.-It is about time Chinese soldiers were learn ing to defend themselves with their fists as well as their rifles. Gen eral Shang Chen, Commander of the 32nd Chinese Army, has de- cided. General Shang has ordered six of his young officers to take boxing lessons from members of the American Marine detachment here. When the six men have learned the fundamentals of self protection, American style, they will pass on their Knowledge to other members of their companies.
 Delinted cotton seed was planted with wheat drills on the acreage of w. E. Mclaughlin, of Rails, Tex.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23
CHIEF MARSHAL OF yUCOSLAvIA
 TRIES SUICIDE
Attempts to Take Life Alter Dismissal Following
 Kings Assassination

VIENNA, Oct. 23-T'he Official News Agency said Gen. Alexander Dimitriyevitch, hunliliated afte T dismissal as Chief Marshal of the Yugoslav Court for alleged failure to provide sufficient protection for the late King Alexander on his fatal visit to Marseille, attempted suicide.
 He was first reported as killed in the assassination of the King but accompanied the body home. He was so heartbroken he was unable to attend the funeral. He was Marshal of the Belgrade Court for 30 years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23
AFRICA EXPANDS
 ON HER DEFENSE

PRETORIA, Oct 23. - Military reorganization for South Africa has been undertaken by the union defense force.
 For the first time trench nor tars are being used, and besides being trained as riflemen, the members of the various units will
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-10-23
MRS. E. L. ST. MARTIN
 RETURNS TO SKAGWAY

Mrs. E. L. St. Martin, whose hus- band is immigration officer at Skagway, was a through passen- ger from the south on the Princess Norah on her way home from a vacation in the south.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ExcHANoE FERTILE. PRODUCTIVE
lco Te anoS nsTa IN
an modern improvements. good buildings:
n2r,. for smaller sg6gTban % q dstschsd District
TWO I1USs Go0p SUBURBAN LOTS For M |;
drsss Sox sIsc sar ocs
and fodder. sell or exchange as down
payment on house and grounds in sub
ugbs; uggabs What have you3 Address Box
ing room; Scar garage. $500 to !$400
monthly income; for residence or farm.
Phone Metropolitan 0837.
NEAR ], M 18th AND COL; RD..I11 ROOMS.
vssstmsnt; Gov. loan Is yrs; small pay
Box 233-H. Star once. 23s
RoMT RoSs. M MISS S., THIS ] opPoRTUNITY;
live in one; trade for smaller. farm or
BALTIC. property. Phone Georgia 64s4
LESS THAN $4,000 BUYS 100-AcRE
BARNS x. stoce
good condition. Phone Georgia 1854.
WILL TRADE IN CLEAR HOUSE IN AR
lington County for modern 6 or e room
Phone Clarendon 20i2.
LOT = ENGLISH VILLAGE BRADLEY
Hills: lots. Woodland Beach: 2 cabins, 8
Sss neaE ot Mount Hsh
Highway: l brick house and lot: / house,
9 lots. suburb Alexandria. Va. Also old
Colonial home. Address Box 1os. 2025
any. ANY PORTION oN OF 100 AcEEs CHOICE
Branch: BRANCH two n farm nhs houses, I plenty N snS same
P. F. SKINNER. Anacostia. D. G.. Rt. 2.
COLONIAL BEACH, VA, LOT 1OOx15O,
16 r.; S3,950, easy terms. trade, for small
city eeyity-276 a.. mr.. Charlotte Hall:
or investment houses.+34o a. take clear
E$os y9so co etads sis saiy sae ssFmf Ma 1907
OFF 10th. capt. BLDG, Al CoNDI--
tion; leased; haye $1,000 equity aPove e.s isT
house Address Box i63-H, Star once.
EQUITY MODERN BROOM, KITCHEN.
bath apt, Hampshire Gardens, for Groom
house, NV. Phone Georgia 64S4.
SOUTHERN CALIFORIA.
Orange, grapefruit and walnut grove. with
modern residence; ideal situation; grounds
landscaped: beautiful shrubbery: misc.
other fruits; al full l bearing Owner; Coy
on Nearby 2 tsdf night rent
furnished to reliable tenant desiring to
spend Winter in Southern California.
Pne aoe GWHER s are 51x tol snar
ment to see recent photos.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
Five 1-story stores. with large garage
so @Sn Pa4 Per 70 yTade
$4,000 equity for a nearby farm. See
i4o4 K. cAFR1Tz. DIST. soso.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
1901 N ST. NW.-CORNER HOUSE TWO
front rooms suitable doctor or dentist:
reasonable. 21'
DESIRABLE OFFICES. SUITES AND SIN
gles; 6l2 Fn.w.. near Court House. reason
able. More space. less money. Dist. 058l.
OFFICES-LOFTS.
Bragg Bldg. 18th and @ SITS.
Chandler Bldg. 1927 Eye st.
Edmonds Bldg. 917 18th st.
Franklin Bldg. 1927 St.
Loew Bldg. 1110 r st.
AIS Florida Ave. NE at 5th ST.
SHANNON LUCHS CO..
1905 H st. NV National 2345.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
SOVIET MINES POTASH
Newly Discovered Deposits Yiel
$4,000 Tons for Market.

SOLIKAMSK. q. S. s. r. R).-Re-
Gently discovered deposits Of potash
near this town yielded $4,000 tons for
the export trade in the first six
months Of this year. The mines are
on the Kama River, and the product
is shipped by water to the Volga
and by. rail to Baltic and Black ees
ports.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
PROPOSAL.
LEGAL NOTICE.


l. Sealed proposals will be received by
the County Board Of Arlington County.
Virginia. at the Office OF the county man
10 O'Clock am, october 29th, 1884. and
there publicly opened and read lmme-
diately thereafter: for the construction of
RUN TRUNK SEWER, SECTION NO. LA.
The approximate quantities involved are
s. ss 1880 f9oo IT. Of y ss IT, Of ~
and 100 100 ft c Of Is" eGncTsts sewer, nm,
TRUNK SEWER, SECTION No. LIB. The
approximate quantities involved are as
d9ll9xs: 5000 1900 it. s Of 80" and 4'7oo it.
These projects are parts of the COM
county estimated. to cost SO 500, 900. All
manhoie steps viii be furnished BY Arling-
ton County, except as otherwise specified.
g.. Said plans specifications and pro-
Highway. Clarendon, Virginia, upon de-
SSeh Of sS2S dSa9s SGars v IF
fHdeS StBD f same 6sy. in sGoq
opening OF bids. If bid is made, or ten
$50 .00) dollars refunded II no bona fde
bid is received.
4. All proposals shall be on the stand
sealed and plainly marked. All bids must
be ACCOMPANIED by a certified check or
So, made payable to the treasurer OF
arlington County. Virginia. Said checks
s}G,1 or bonds S,d vii be returned to the unsuc-
eeessIul ces oidoers within niteen u6 days
5. The s successful @ fS bidder shall furnish
q bond IN the amount Of the contract
price. issued by a responsible surety ap-
proved by Arlington County, Virginia, and
by the State engineer Of Virginia for
T. ". A. Should the successful bidder fail
tract within ten C1O) days after notice OF
acceptance OF his proposal the Sc bid
Check s5s OF bidders bond will be forfeited to
mated maximum pay roli for any on
ouired. Public liability and workmen'.
s9mDensati4n smont INSURANCE is Eeoqred IN
By th Tbe Wo4k
President. and adopted by the admin
traitor VIII apply and have to be compile
with: No bid will be received unless II
soveFnmsns germ p % %SSm2alia6f.T a. g. rs1is:
M March n aes4 1t or bi, T0Tds
mum wage rates applicable to this projec
are: Skilled. S1.10; unskilled. SO45. wit
tions. The above designated minimur
rates are not to be used in discriminatin
sEainss ana ssrv;ns helPers
and practical, all labor used on this pro-
ect will be obtained from the lists {
qualifed workers submitted BY the locf
employment agency Of the United State
Employment Service "''
2. The County Board OF Arlingto,.
county, virginia, reserves the right
reject any and/or all bids, to waive an
informality in the bid, and to withhoi
the nnal award of the contract until e
ecution by the Government of the bonf
purchase agreement. -N WIN
9; The County Board of Arlinsto.
county, Virginia, further reserves II
rlgnt 70 award these four contracts eth.
deemed advantassonse cSnee41ehy: az II: as nay
gle bids for either one or more Of
contracts are acceptable
ARLINGTON COUNTY. VIRGINIA
By ROY 8. BRADEN
County Manager and Clerl
THE J. N. cHEsTnESRs cHE TnESRsnES ENciINEFps SSaFfi
Pittsburgh, Pa. oc11oi
Evening star., 1934-10-21
RENT-STORES.

sI7 NORTH CAPITOL sT.-sToRE AND
apt. 5 rooms bath. cellar. large back
yard, h.-wh.. elec. Key. S31 North
Capitol st.
931 9Th ST. NV. AND 1901 4th ST. NE.
(4th and R. l. ave)-Both nice size stores.
duced. Apply PENN REALTY CORP. 474
K ST. NV. Phone Metropolitan 1883.
MEAT MARKET. SUITABLE FOR WHOLE
sale and retail: fully equipped. including
large refrigerated box. white enamel re-
frigerated cases. scales. meat grinder. slic-
ing machine, ETC.; very reasonable rent.
Phone Atlantic 1850.
500 NORTH CAP. ST-EXCELLENT LO-
cation: suitable for any kind of business:
500 per mo. Tel. Atlantic 2157-J. 22-
1899 F ST. NW.-NEAR GOVT DEPTS,;
suitable for any small business; $50. R. o.
BELT Union Trust Bldg. 22'
Evening star., 1934-10-21

MOVING, PACKING & STORAG-
RED HEAD EXPREss-Locai and lons-di
tance hauling. reasonable rates: "pronn p
delivery and care" our motto. Met. :37C-
Evening star., 1934-10-21

READY NOV. NEW SIX-RoOM AND
bath home on Mt. Vernon Memorial High
way; complete electric kitchen; oil heat:
SUM- sun porch ,oVeTiooking hisnway;, KIN, screened
rage; 20 minutes from Washington. JOHN
BRIAR. phone Alexandria 27-F-4.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
10 ROOMS. 2 BATHS: ACREAGE: WON
derful home. on the main highway near
Olney; suitable for, sanitarium or tea
house: sacrifice price with terms
S. T HICKMAN.
1908 9th st.. TAX. PIX. Georgia O1S7.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

COLORED-S RMS. TILE BATH. H.W.H.,
elec. T st. near 18th. $4,000. Small
cash. terms. Phone Decatur 1850.
coLoREDoaod1o RMS Hw.H., AMI
Small cash payment. your own terms.
Phone North S59S.
coLoRED-6 RMS. TILE BATH, Hw.H.
small cash. Phone North 97O9. SO'''
coIoREp-I3th 4 IRVING 9 RMS,
ssns sse pRoae Roaer SSsms tGHs
-,BLooMINGDALE-6 RMS,
bath, h;w.h.. elec. Garage. $3.50.
Small cash payment. Phone Decatur 594S.
S0LoRED"NEAR !7th & T-9 RMS.
OIL heat. Hw. +. Garage etc. No trust
renewal, Small cash and terms. Pot. 1904.
q rms. h.w,h.. elec. garage. % Inciosed d
porches. Good condition $3.50. Easy
terms. Phone Potomac 2057.
COLORED-12OO BLOCK KENYON ST
$500 DseH essh 0ass sasy yasa te4ms s0
Phone North 2692
TO CoLoRED-9-R r.. 2-BATH BRICK.
block sy 0nsaTG g. ct99D dGaBe
CoLORED SPECIAL. 18th g. SIS LARGE
bright rooms, sleeping porch, sun parlor. 8
paths. ami. double garage. North 4617.
st. n.w-ss rooms and bath. 4 bed rooms,
porches finished room in basement large
attic. thermostatic heat control Open. IL
to 8. Call North 5O9s-W.
Gode2R 5eTe on SRM North @ Az
OF Florida ave. NV, between 1st and end.
Convenient terms. Phone Potomac 2949.
COLORED--KENYON ST EAST OF 18th
% rms; bath. h.w.h elec. Price. $500.
Reasonable cash and terms. Dec. 116O.
like new. Easy terms eo'
COLoRED-NEAR N. CAP. AND X
Brick rooms. bath. cleo; So $50, easy
CoLoRED-WILL SELL NEWLY REMoD-
place ne. ST $50; payable SI00 cash.
balance. S25 per month; next to Glen
PEoPEEs P sees'si pERsoSa1 Raa5s sANEERs Tac TseY
$40 Isos r; I5ld Il Ave Mount Rainier Md Phone
COLORED- HTS. NEAR 18th
heat. garage; Al condition: three expos
ures; cash down: cost OF sale; balance like
COLORED.
Modern home. good residential section;
large rooms. tile bath. covered front porch,
large cellar front and nrcs rear
sold this month; owner has purchased
new home; very anxious to sell. See Mr..
WAPLE g. JAMES INC.
1928 14th st. NV. Dist 3347
BARGAIN TO COLORED.
1343 ST. Sc.
Eight-room modern Colonial brick home.
reflnished like new: can be arranged for
2. families Small cash payment, balance
like rent. Open for inspection. See this
I4O4 K CAFRTTz DIST e0so.
COLORED-BARGAIN
1110 FLORIDA AVE. NE.
9 Nice Rooms and Tiled Bath.
Finished Like New. Price $3.50: Terms.
EUGENE H. PHIFER.
Phone North $500.
COLORED BUYERS
ATTENTION.
1923 IRVING ST. NV.
A SPLENDID HOME FOR PHYSICIAN,
DENTIST OR LARGE FAMILY.
$3.50.
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SALE--HOUSES.
(Continued.D
GREY ROCK,
5000 TILDEN ST. NV.

260O TILDEN ST. NV.
This famous estate is being recon-
ditioned by the r. w. Boiling Construc-
tion Co. Over an acre of beautifully
handicapped grounds. This nne home, with
gorshes: commands magnidcent view Of
Rock Greek Park. Only 10 min. from
downtown. Scar garage with liv. auar-
ters. Also cottage. Price cut to low
hEure. For particulars see MISS REED.
BARGAIN-$5, $50.
Near 18th and Park I'd. n.w.-9 rooms,
Including kitchens. 2 baths; h.-w.h. elec.
light, 2 porcheS; newly renovated through
out. Can be sold on small cash payment,
balance in one trust. with monthly pay
ments. An opportunity to live in part OF
the house and rent balance for more than
enough to carry the monthly payment.
HOWENSTEIN BROS, 9TH and H ne.
Phone Lincoln 0S97.
BRIGHTWoOD.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
S5,250-Convenient to Whittier Graded
School, near 14th st. car line extended;
restricted neighborhood; rooms. bath
hot-water heat, NEW BRYANT GAS FUR
MACE. electricity, Frigidaire. weather.
strips, garage.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. ReaItor. Natl. O753.
Evening, phone Georgia 1900
Evening star., 1934-10-21

IN RIVERDALE. MD-7-ROOM CORNER
rooms & bath End floor; gas. cleo. sew
erage & water. Across T. +. and street car.
Store attached. but not included Rent.
I35. Apply 421 Madison ave. next door
Evening star., 1934-10-21

BUNGALOW-SMALL, 8 ROOMS, AMI,
garage, near Arlington ave. and Lee High
way; $50 per month. Telephone Claren-
Evening star., 1934-10-21
81. 500.
Exceptional Value.
MAD DJETT DAnJv

-'I- I 7 = I : NTNIN.
Certain conditions make it necessary
for owner to sa.s@5ce his new home con-
taining large r-cms. > beautiful col
ored baths. recreation room. built-in ga
rage, very deep lot; monthly payments
only $3.50. Call Adams 1Ol54 after
pm No agents.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

SAVE MONEY-DWELLING. LARGE
rooms newly decorated; sink. indoor toilet.
running. water. electricity; school bus
passes door; / mile east Of Fairfax, Va.
Rent Reasonable. National S4AS.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

REFINED, EDUCATED COUPLE TO
share my furnished home; heat, light, gas;
$40. +. C. ROE, 81 Melwood ave-, Cherry
dale, Va.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
SALE-FARMS.

240 ACRES RICH LEVEL FARM NEW
Tas1ed B. PRFGEsoeS PRREEo
ssS DowS o Noodns Hn az IN garaI coay aTys
ass fSsH Sszesszs % Rass
175-ACRE FARM. MONTGOMERY COUN-
ty. 25. minutes to downtown Washington.
Long frontage on pike ana nearly . nile
frontage on county road. This farm will
Box 92-H. Star once.
45O-ACRE FARM ON RAPFAHANNOcK
RysT RnzrE very hs sTSGspEl0ie TO diVision ~.
TOBACCO FARM--60 ACRES. RICH SOIL;
State road. convenient to Washington, An
napolis; good house, porches, outbuildings,
apple orchard. large lawn; shade trees
MONS, West River. Md.
FIFTY ACRES OF HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE
land improved with an old Colonial frame
house $50 years old with large chtmneys
and fireplaces, with nice sitting on high
q number Of old English boxwood, some Of
which are as much as II feet in diameter;
Price. SO 6oo. ' Il. % B. MITCHELL. MITCHELL Hern-
don, Va. phone 1876; or B. M. BRIDWELL,
Fails Church. phone 663.
so ACRES GOOD TOBACCO LAND,
way; mostly clear land, well fenced. wa
tered; good soil, old 5-room house; 81, 800.
W. G. WILLIAMS. 35O5 Rittenhouse st.
8 ACRES FRONTING ON STATE ROAD;
electricity available. Land is high and
level, has 200 feet frontage on highway,
covered with large pine timber; good loca-
ton for a log-cabin filling station or road
side business; price, $400. Address Box
461-D. Star ONCE.
226 ACRES-FREE AND CLEAR; 90
acres woods; stream, orchard, lO-room
house. log cabin. barn, garage, IOO-ft.
chicken house; S6.S0O; $500 cash $50
mo mo ERWIN REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville
FARM CONTAINING 80 ACRES IMPROVED
by two-story modern house and outbuild-
lngS. Farm is well watered Little Mono
cocy running through its entire length
large meadow. fine grazing; an ideal dairy
Iarm. Beautiful view OF Sugar Loaf and
Blue Ridge Mountains. For further infor-
maton see MRS. LILLE z. JONES, Dick