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Evening star., 1935-11-14
NEW DEAL FACES
VITAL DECISIONS
Must Map Policy on Whether
to Continue or End Ex-
periments.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
The New Deal soon will face the
problem of deciding whether to extend
the life of several of its experiments
or abandon them.
They are due to expire in 1886
unless action is taken to prolong
them. Among them are the Presl-
dents authority to devalue the dollar
further and to maintain secret
$4,000. 900. 900 stabilization fund and
the gigantic Home Owners Loan Corp.
There is no indication of what
the administration plans. Several
OF the measures were born as emer-
gency efforts to combat the depres-
sion, and President Roosevelt has
recently said the peak" of the emer-
gency is passed. However. it is re-
called that the A. A. A. also began
its career in the depths of the de-
preston and that the President re-
Gently emphasized that his aim is to
continue it, passing from the purely
emergency phases neceSSitated by a
grave national crisis to a longtime,
more permanent plan for American
agriculture"
Evening star., 1935-11-14

Becker was called to Newark from
this city by the sudden illness Of her
fater, but did not reach his bedside
before he died.
Funeral services were to be held
today at Mr.. Hague's late residence
in Newark. Mr.. Hague's late residence
Mrs. Becker, is survived by his widow
Evening star., 1935-11-14

Norman A. Pruitt rebuked them
sharply.
There has been a death in this
house." he said 1T may be laugh
ing matter to you, but it's tragedy
for the family. I think you might
show them some consideration at this
time"
Evening star., 1935-11-14

and two sons. Francis Baker Hague,
Roseland, N. j., and Ainsworth James
Hague, Red Bank. N. j.
Last April, within few days Of
the election of Mrs. Becker to the
highest ofiice Of the society, her par
ents celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary.
Evening star., 1935-11-14
MRS. w. A. BECKER'S
FATHER SUCCUMBS
D. A. R. President General Fails
to Reach Bedside at New.
ark Before End,

Ainsworth j. Hague, father Of Mrs.
William A. Becker. president general
of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution, died Tuesday in Newark.
N. j., it was learned here today. Mrs.
Evening star., 1935-11-14

the flowers to the hearse, while their
husbands bore the casket.
Body Sealed in Crypt.
The long procession wound through
the crowded streets to Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. where the body was sealed
in crypt in the cemetery chapel.
After a brief talk the Rev. Mr..
Evening star., 1935-08-18
Frosting Windows.

This is a necessary task and more
desirable than putting up curtains,
especially where curtains were never
meant to be, such as basement win
dows or windows where q maximum of
light is needed and where absolute
privacy is desired. For small windows
a good frosting may be made by add
ing Y gram ammonium chloride to Is
C. C. of water and then adding a
drop of liquid glue or mucilage. Heat
the ingredients until all are dissolved
and apply hot to inside surface Of the
glass. The liquids will evaporate very
quickly and the crystals formed by
the chloride will cover the glass. If
the glass is too large for this rather
expensive frosting, EPSON salts may
be used with few drops Of mucilage
or glue so the solution will spread.
Evening star., 1935-08-18
BILL TO CUT TAX
: ON WINE APPROVED
House Ways and Means Commit
tee Favors so Per Cent
Reduction.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The House Ways and Means Com
mittee yesterday approved bill by
Representative Buck, Democrat, of
California for a so per cent reduc-
tfon in the tax on wines
The levy on still wines now is 10
cents per gallon on that containing
II per cent alcohol, 20 cents on IA
to 81 per cent, and 40 cents on 81
to "a per cent. The tax on cham
pagne is cents per half pint
The measure also would remove the
present double tax on vermouth,
liquors and cordials. At present, Buck
explained a tax is imposed both be-
fore and after wines are rectified into
Vermouth
THE average consumption of wine
before prohibition was 50000,000 GAL
Ions a year." he said. "Only q, ,000,-
600 gallons of tax-paid wines we're
sold in 1884, but at least that much
was bootlegged We feel that re-
duction of the tax will reduce boot
Logging and result in increased con-
sumption of tax-paid wines"
Evening star., 1935-08-18
SEDITION BILLS HIT
BY LIBERTIES UNION
Penalty for Urging Overthrow of
Government by Force Held
Menace to Labor.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The American Civil Liberties Union
yesterday renewed its attack on the
Kramer and Tydings- Nc cCormack bills
with a warning that an effort will be
made to rush them through in the
last two days of Congress
Roger N. Baldwin, director Of the
union, called the campaign for the
bills the most dangerous and best
organized threat to civil rights" since
the unions organization.
The Kramer bill, which would pro-
vide fines and Jail sentences for writ
ten or spoken advocacy of overthrow
Of the Government by force and vio-
lence, would threaten the labor move
ment, Baldwin said.
He declared there are stringent Fed
eral statutes now Furnishing insurrec-
ton or conspiracy.
The Tydings-McCormack bill would
provide punishment for those stirring
"diSaffection" in the armed forces.
Evening star., 1935-08-18
STUDENT AWARDS
MADE IN CARROLL
Scholarships Announced as
School Opening Is Set
September 5.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WESTMINSTER, Md, August IT.
The public schools of Carroll County
will open September S, it was decided
at the August meeting of the Board
of Education, with Raymond S. Hy-
son, new superintendent of schools,
present for his first session.
Attention was called to the fact that
children entering school in September
for the first time must be vaccinated
and they must be 6 years old on or
before December l, 1885.
The board awarded the following
scholarships:
Competitive, Western Maryland Col
iege, senatorial, Marian Millender;
Western Maryland College, senatorial,
Wayne Strasbaugh; Washington Col
lege, senatorial, Albert Herbst.
Appointive, Maryland Art Institute
(night school, Elinor Morelock;
Western Maryland College, tuition
District (Taneytown). Clara Bricker,
Eileen Henze; District 2 (Uniontown), T.,
Howard Sullivan; District 8 Myers, g,
David Calhoun, jr.; District 4 Wool
ery), Woodrow Peeling and Charlotte
Drechsler; District S (Freedom,
Martha Wilmer; District West
minster), Carlos Dobson and Thelma
Yohn; District (Hampstead, Helen
Stump and Charles Buchanan; Dis
trict (Franklin), Homer Y. Meyers
(Uniontown); District 13 Mount
Airy, Marshall Hood and Lucille
Murdoch, and District IA (Barrett),
Mary T. Myers and Frederick Fink, jr.
Evening star., 1935-08-18
MORALS CASE ARGUED

Testimony offered in Favor of AL
legged White Slavers.
SMITHFIELD, N. Co. August II up.
Testimony that Alex Beasley tried
to persuade two young girls not to go
to New York was given in Johnston
Evening star., 1935-08-18

next Saturday Of the Minnesota, Wis
consin and North Dakota State Socie-
ties on their annual moonlight excur-
sion down the Potomac on the Wilson
Line steamer City of Washington. The
boat leaves promptly at $3.50 pm.
The college band will entertain at
Marshall Hall with concert. There
will be dancing on the boat to the
ships orchestra.
The band is Just returning from a
Evening star., 1935-08-18
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON c. AUGUST 49, sa5pARr ONE

Price. IT; Ogolia Barbour. IS, and
Josephine Smith, IA, and took them
north for immoral purposes.
Margaret Keen testified this morn
ing that she went to Raleigh on Au-
gust IL. 1884, with Alex Beasley and
others.
Alex Beasley tried to persuade
them to go back home with U.S." Mar
garet testified. He said their parents
would blame him"
Evening star., 1935-08-18
CAMPBELL is CANDIDATE
FOR ARLINGTON OFFICE
Patent Attorney Seeks Nomina-
tion for Treasurer's Post
on Republican Ticket.

By STAFF Correspondent of The Star
ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE. Va.
August 17-Frank G. Campbell of
Virginia Highlands today announced
his candidacy for the Republican NOM
ination for treasurer of Arlington
County. A resident of Arlington for
80 years, Campbell has been active in
civic affairs, having aided in the or
ganization of the Arlington County
Civic Federation and the Virginia
Highlands Civic Association and was
the second president of both.
Campbell is patent attorney, with
Offices in Washington. He was ap-
pointed by Gov. Harry F. Byrd to
represent Virginia before the National
Park and Planning Commission.
Should he receive the nomination,
Campbell will oppose Charles T. Jesse,
incumbent, who was nominated to
succeed himself in the recent Demo-
cratic primary.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

County Superior Court today as eight
defendants sought to break down the
States charges they kidnapped three
young girls here and took them to
New York for immoral purposes.
The State alleges Alex Beasley, his
son, Clinton Beasley; his daughters,
Sarah Beasley Krane, Margaret Lee
Keen, Nellie B. Beasley, Pearl Beasley
and Tia Mae Beasley, and his son-in-
law, Arthur Keane, kidnapped Camelia
Evening star., 1935-08-18
LIE DETECTOR CHECK
FOR WORKER PLANNED
Machine Will Be Used to Get
True Story in Compensa-
tion Case.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUFFALO. N. Y, August IA lie
detector will be used here, possibly
next week, to help the Government
determine whether a stevedore is en-
titld to compensation for permanent
and total disability.
DR.. Orlando Scott of Chicago. a
criminologist famous for his work with
the lie detector, has been invited by
Deputy Commissioner K G. McMani-
gal of the United States Compensa-
ton Bureau to use the detector on
John Nowak, who claims he was
permanently and totally disabled in
July, 1888. when several sacks Of
sugar fell on him while he was help
ing unload barge.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

All Wool Blankets, size
72x84 inches; solid col
ors: Blue, orchid, green,
malacca, cedar and
peach. Mayer q Co.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

TOUR OF Norway and Sweden, arriving
In New York City Thursday. Before
coming to Washington it will give a
concert in New York and Philadelphia
Evening star., 1935-08-18

At Mayer Co. you find what you want Steadily arriving
ments enable us to show at all times one Of the largest assert
good furniture this section of the East This month you ma
from displays and money when you do it. Pr
ons are storewide Only factorypced articles which
not change excepted Take advantage of these special
Evening star., 1935-08-18
Teachers Live Longer.

School teachers live an average of
five years longer than they did 20
years ago, according to figures just
compiled at London.
Evening star., 1935-08-18
Italy Aids Motorists.

Italy is establishing an information
service for motorists, and will give
latest reports on the condition of
roads in all parts of the country.
Evening star., 1935-08-18
BAND TO BE GUESTS
ON MOONLIGHT TRIP

Concordia College Organization to
Be Honored by State Societies
Next Saturday.
The Concordia College Band Of
Moorhead, Mimi, will be honor guests
Evening star., 1935-08-18
Maple and Modern :. As Shown, SI345O

Couldn't you achieve charming bed room with pieces
from this group? The dresser and mirror chest of
drawers, vanity and mirror, full size bed night table.
chair and bench illustrated are $l3450 Sold separately
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-24

gentleman | have had occasion to M aet
frequently. but TO my mind this would
certainly be proceed mt in this legisa.
tive body if someone who is not Connect
ed with theAdministration represent the
Government. The practice here has been
for the Secretary, the Assistant Secretary
and the Chief of Finance 10 act not
one outsideof the Admi nistratian. I am
in accord with the question raised and
wish to record my protest. not because
of Mr.. Boyd Brown personally, but
because of the precedent it is going TO
establish.
5th Appointed Member (P. JoSeph):
Mr.. Vice Chairman. There is nothing per
sonal as far as my remarks are concern
ed, but it seems rather strange to M
that the Acting Governor has selected
man from the Virgin Islands Company
TO acc as Lieutenant Governor, If that is
allowed then the Governor can very
well go out on tbs street and take any
man and bring him here to represent the
GOVERNMENT This is matter the CounciI
should consider seriousIy. In this instance
it seems as il we are oelng used as do )r
mats This should not be allowed &c go
by so easily. If we have doubts as 10
the law we should get someone o give
US ruling.
The Vice. Chairman: Gentlemen. Mr.,
Boyd Brown is present today as an otsar
yer. Mr.. Petersen of the Finance De-
partment who MSS acted as Lieutenant
Governor on more than one occasion mas
gone TO St, Thomas and Mr.. Boyd Brown
has been selected to act. What could be
done is a letter should be written to the
Acting Governor asking that letter be
forwarded to the CuuncI stating thai
Mr.. Brown will act as Lieutenant Gov
ornor during the absence of Lieutenant
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-24

Governor Cramer.
Enc Member for Frederiksted Country
District (G0Ldenl Mr.Eic. We. C1nrm4n
| am not obj citing 10 Mr. Brown person
nally but fell it Is imDroDerto have him
act, it would be establishing precedent
| feel that the Governor snou attenI
meetings of the Council oftener think
the Vice Chairman should write q letter
protesting against the appOintm Mt of
Mr.. Brown because he Is an outsider.
be is not connected with the Admuis
tratiOn.
9th Appointed Membsr (P Joseph
Mr.. Chairman If there is difficulty In
finding someone 20 represent the govern
nient | would suggest that The Counc!,
adjourn until the Lieutenant Governor
returns from Washington.
The Vice Chairman Genrle men. you
have heard the remarks OF the honor 4Ole
End member for Fraderiksted Country
District as we'll IS those m ide oy ,th.
5th Appointed Member. what is your
pleasure?
End Member for Frederiksted Country
District '(GoLden) move tnat tne Wee
Chairman write letter TO the acting
governor protesting the appointment
of Mr.. Boyd Brown 10 ACT as Lieutenant
Governor on the ground that he IS IN 20
way connected with the Administration.
A vote was taken on the motion vita
the result that memb.rs voted for.
none against
he wishes of the Cpuncil will he cAc
ried out. We come now TO The order of
the day.
ltem 1.
Letter of govern nent of June 26.
1885. reiauve to the aopolntm ,ni
of person 20 serve GA III. L4eJr
Board.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-24
Motto

All parties having unpaid Auction Bills
for the following d ties arr hereby nou
fled that if p4yman' is not made by the
3Oth of Seprem yer 1885. steps will oatA.
ken to enforce setlamant.
Auction Nos. % & % Market Street
ChrIstlansted 81, Croix Y
John A Alexander Aug. lon.
1885
" 6&8 Strand Street VIC.
torla House" FrederiKsted
st Croix V. !. T. K. Won
Scholten august 18th, 1880
% & % Market Street
Chrsliansted St. Crolx V. /.
John Alexander Aug. 9th,
1885
"a" % & % Market Street
Cnrlstiaastai ST. Gr1x "
john Alexander Aug. 3lst.
1885
ARNOLD NJ. GOLDEN
Licensed Auctioneer.
Frederks ed. st, Ctoix V. /.
September lon, 1855
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-24

More wealth has been destroyed by
this Administration than ever has been
DESTROYED in the history Of the worIj in
a like period. except by war or Desti
lence." Col. Roosevelt said. attacking
the farm program.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-24
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Colonial Council
FOR ST. CROIX

End Member for Frederksted Country
District (Goldenl: Mr. Vice Chairman.
The question raised by the honorable
5th Appointed Member is rather interest
ing because referring 10 Paragraph 81 of
the Colonial Law | see:
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-24
Christiansted Theatre
8.15 To Night BIS
''Murder In The Private Car"

Carlisle
Godwyn Mayer Picture
THRILLS! LAUGHS! ROMANCE MYSTERY
aughwh youc clutch n
0
tina
Comean dg of tainment
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-24

The Governor may either person
naly attend the meetings of the
Colonial Council or may depute
another person TO represent him at
such meetings, and he or the per.
son so deputed may address the
Council as often as they may
thl1k proper. They may likewise
summon persons to be present at
the meetings in order to give such
information or explanations, az
the matters under consideration
may require.
has always been the practice that the
,Jernmens representative is one who ls
,tinctlv connected with the Admnistra
m Now. my remarks are not intended
cast any reflection on Mr.. Boyd Brown
Evening star., 1935-07-21

FOR COLORED.
HOUSES.
1921 Caroline St n.w-8 rms b--S45 90
20S D st. sW-6 rooms bath 35 80
1917 6la st. n.w.-5 rooms--- 2O.50
5lS X st. s.e.-5 rooms. bath %. 90
IS Goat alley n.w.-4 rooms---- Il 80
1870 6l2 st. nw.--4 rooms----- Il 80
FLATS.
1-2o09 Sth St nw-4 rms, bath 500 80
I--125l 6iz st. NV rms k, b 2O.5O
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2lOO. 9!5 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1935-07-21

! $50: Sc. SECTION; ATTENTION
| Navy Yard employees; excellent 6-room.
! bath. modern brick. garage. Terms.
| Home or Investment. Particulars. g04
| st. ne.
$3.50 CASH. BALANCE $50 PER MONTH
RestricteS. nsW; nsW; detached large at,t@ rooms
! rooms upstairs 42l9 Ridge I'd. Sc. Phone
/ Lincoln 0136-J
Evening star., 1935-07-21
SALE-HOUSES.
NEW BRICK CORNER
DETACHED HOME

Six large rooms. living room. .23M IT,.
long. Beautiful elec. kitchen with built
baths. with showers, furred walls weather.
stripped. corked. insulated; club room.
knotty pine with genuine tile floor. Will
consider trade. Don't fail TO see this barr
gain. 9th and Dahlia sts. NV.
Evening star., 1935-07-21
SALE-HOUSES.
IN BETHESDA.
NEW HOUSES OPEN.

Groom. bath, 2-story brick; built-in
garage screens, weather-stripped; large,
we'll andscaped lot; convenient to stores,
etc Open for your approval. To inspect
come out Wisconsin ave. to Bank at
Bethesda left on Georgetown rd to East
Glenbrook rd. right / block to property
SEE s. r. ROBERTSON ON PREMISES.
Evening star., 1935-07-21

FOR A CLIENT-NEW GROOM BRICK.
2-bath house in good NV: section; Chevy
Chase preferred. Also a or 3 bed room
house; If not new must be in good condi-
ton and conveniently located not more
than 5 miles from the Treasury Dept.
TOLEDO GUARANTY CORP, 1925 Wood
ward Bldg. Phone National 1926.
AT ONCE, HOUSES. FLATS. APIS.
stores: pay all cash for bargains; any size
or Section; immediate cash; give price and
details p o. Box 1886. City.
HOUSE SUITABLE FOR TWO FAMILIES;
NV. section preferred. Not over $500.
Address Box 95-T Star office.
WANT SMALL RENTAL PROPER les FOR
cash. Address Box 81. Star ONCE.
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR
frame white or colored This al Is not
GARVEY 1925 Vt ave. District 450S
CASH BUYERS FOR HOUSES. WHITE OR
colored all sections. Write Mr.. Fischer
at BOSS & PHELPS. 1417 K st. NV.
WILL PAY CASH FOR WHITE OR COL
ored houses. any condition
HARRY B. PITTS CO.,
1918 18th st. NV. Metropolitan Ol00.
Evening star., 1935-07-21
3Oo1 18th ST: CORNER 18th AND


Six rms. and bath, large front and rear
porches. very large lot: ONE OF THE
INCEST CORNER LOTS ON THE HILL IN
BROOKLAND. There is space for. two
more houses If you want them or for
garden. Here's a metal weather stripped
home with hot-water heat and all modern
improvements. oak floors, glassed-in sleep
plenty of room for recreation room. Beauti-
full lawns and some fruit trees. From $40
to $50 per month will pay for it nicely
and it is absolutely THE CHEAPESSTT ,TdIIr ST
FOR SALE IN BROOKLAND
75l IRVING ST. NV.
Here's a beautiful 6-room and tile bath
home with -glassed-in sleeping porch
added. large front and rear porches, oak
floors. hot-water heat and all modern i'm
provemeuts. House is metal weather.
stripped and is in excellent condition ana
in a very desirable, convenient location.
Front and large rear yards with 2-car
sold lots Of homes before: but in ny my cSndlS q T.S
I HAVE EVER OFFERED ANY ONE.
Around $40 per month will paw for 1t
nicely. l am concentrating on these two
homes again this week and both OF them
can be inspected any time by appoint
ment. but remember I can suit you in
neither of them are what you want. Homes
for sale at from $50 per month up. See,
phone or write me now II you are. IN
earnest and want to do business with a
man who'll always sive you an absolutely
square deal.
L. L. JOHNSON,
927 New York Ave. NV. Nat, $500.
"COLORED HOME SPECIALIST"
Evening star., 1935-07-21
6323 9th ST. NV.

Here is a bargain. II you are looking
for home Owner is forced 10 sell quickly.
This modern corner brick contains y rms,
incloSed sleeping porch. bath. NV b.. oak
floors. garaEe Financed in the Federal
Home Loan; monthly payments, S24 2S.
Dor't rass up this opportunity. Open for
inspection every day until sold. Priced az
81 500 Reasonable cash payment. Call
Mr.. Adler for further information.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
s135 Pa Ave NV West 04T5
Evening star., 1935-07-21
COLORED-SEE THESE
MUST BE SOLD.
Make offer. inspection by appointmel
only. THOMAS W. PARKS CO., 2t
ave. NV. Decatur ll60.
LOTS OF CURIOSITY

Lots. of gasoline burned showing sight
seerS only. plenty OF time wasted but
NO DEPOSIT RECEIVED YET on either
of THESE TWO NUMBERS for the simple
reason I Just haven't vet contacted the
RIGHT PEOPLE THE PRICE IS EX-
CEEDINGLY Low ON EITHER AND
TERMS TO SUIT CAN BE ARRANGED.
couraSe, a little ambition to own a real
home in an excellent loeation-thats all.
nlXITn DEAIITIEIII IOMEC
Evening star., 1935-07-21
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

FUNDS IN HAND FOR IMMEDIATE Cash
purchase Of one or group Of small houses.
also apt. Of l6 units or more: seller pays
no brokerage commission. T. l. STRO-
HECKER 1910 Vermont ave. Phone Met
ropolitan 27l3
HAVE PURCHASERS FOR HOUSES IN
Petworth section Also investment prop
erty, Call Mr.. ADLER
CHARLES 2. NORRIS.
21ab Pa. Ave. NV. West o476s
Evening star., 1935-07-21

coLoRED-I26l IRVING ST. NV
Open. vacant; reduced 1000; 10 rooms:
SAFE price ssS5e eaestGn eest s1is
RESERvoIR-COoL NIGHT AND DAY.
3 porcheS, hardwod floors etc Refegera-
ton. Ideal home. Phone Adams 7O44.
GOOD NV. LOCATIONS RMS. BATH,
h,w,h-, elect; space for garage. $3.50;
500 down. balance like rent. Phone
Decatur 594s.
COLORED - BEAUTIFUL HOME IN
Brookland: rooms. tile bath. h.-w.h.,
elect. front porch. See also suitable home
for physician near 10th ano S. Inspec-
tion by appointment. Phone North 9709.
NEAR 18th AND s-BEAUTIFuL 10
room house. 3 baths, hardwood floors
throughout. Priced for quick sale. Terms
Phone Potomac 4204 after 3 O'Clock.
coLoRED-DANDY a-sToRY BRICK. 3
APTs.. 2-CAR GARAGE; DOWNTOWN;
NV. PHONE NArfoNAL 800, 500 -0VH =
1878 1878 stS stS-s r.. H. nm mn L. large garage
SIS Tt Z. elect. small cash payment.
Tea Tea ntsr Y3HIe i5th--s l. s-Pi- n. ami.
L st. near 17th-12 T.. ami.
1888 Go T.. ami.
Irving-10 +. ami.
Randolph-6 r. ami
18th near Q-10 r. ami
18th near Tea-l4 r. ami.
18th near Tea-6 +. mi.
Irving near Ga. awe r.. ami.
1915 You-9 r. ami.
J. F. HOLLAND. 1901 9TH. North 3527.
CoLORED-s R. & b. MODERN: ABOUT
"a acre; at Landover. Md; cost Sl0,500.
sacrifice for 81 $50.
THOMAS D; WALSH; INC,