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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07

Passengers and mail were sun
being transferred by autom9lle
between Tryon and Saluda toa.'I y
as a crew of workmen attempted
to clear a slide from the SoutheI,II
Railway tracks about half mi'e
south of Melrose. ,,,
Train schedules were late ~ .
to the necessity of Transferring
passengers and mail arounu . nf
slide, but rail officials said tflis Us a.
ternon it was believed the ueD b VI,
would be entirely cleared away s;c
tonight and that regular 'l""
would be resumed tomorrow. IN
The slide covered the tt I!t"rcn
Slaughter Pen Cut for diSI L Of
of about 100 feet and deP'"
about so feet.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07
Iris FOR ROOSEVELT
IS LOST VOTES

|ASHINGTON, Feb. Z. (UP)
b. George W. Norris, R.,
+ charged yesterday that
E,ics" in the pastoffice de-
|nen; would cost President
EeTelC millions of votes IN
Ese!ectiOn campaign.
p veteran Progressive Sena-
pledged MS continued support
!, Roosevelt and did not men
Democratic Chairman and
P Dea. Postmaster General
F A. Farley by name but Bit
aSSailed the way the post
E department. has been run.
no methods used by the par
E power and all other parties
selecting poStmasters," he
fSed. is indirectly violating
.a". Il is hoped that con-
+ Tll! enact a law to take the
Eiucc out of politics"
prs statement came as the
F. considered appointment OF
Naudc Yancey to be post,
FER at Cody. Nebr. He said
c.d not know Mrs. Yancey
aat no personal objection
fer, but used her case as an
hpIe TO Illustrate his charge.
+ said she was appointed af-
thinking" one civil service
ntnation and only reaching
bottom of the list of eligibles
a second examination was
-eS'ed. Her appointment was
Pirmed. however.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07
THREE EXPIATE
CRIMES TODAY
Negroes Die AT Raleigh
With Prayers And
Smiles

RALEIGH, Feb. 7. (UP)-With
prayers on their lips and smiles
on their faces, three negroes died
in North Cardinals gas and eler-
tricity chambers today as prison
officials agreed that gas is more
humane. ]. T. Sanford and Tho
mas Watson died by gas for the
murder of a Durham taxi driver.
Will Long was electrocuted for
killing a night Waterman.
The triple execution was the
first time North Carolina has used
two methods, the electric chair
and the lethal gas chamber, and
the third time in states history
that a triple execution has been
staged at states prison.
William Long, 19-year-old AL
manance negro, was the first to
die and his execution by electro
cution. He was convicted of the
murder of Sam Minor, aged night
Waterman, at Mebane slightly
more than year ago. He confess
ed to newspaper men yesterday
that he struck the blow that killed
Minor.
His execution was followed by
those of J. T. Sanford and Thomas
Watson, both negroes. who died IN
the lethal chamber for the MUIR
der of Durham taxi driver dur
ing the course of robbery.
Reprieves were announced yes
terday for Bright Buffkin, Column
bus county white man, Henry
Grier. Forsyth negro, and John
Presley, CASTOR negro: AZ weEe
scheduled 10 he executed today
The lengths of execution, stays
were not announced by the COVER
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07
Roosevelt Will Auow Candidacy Soon
Thawed Out
Snake Would
Not Be Good

Vernon Corn said today that
he had tried to be good to a pilot
snake, but that it wouldn't let
him.
Mr.. Corn found the reptile, a
husky 24-inch creature, on the
snow in a woods near the Mud
Greek bottom Sunday morning,
he said. He picked him up, took
him home and thawed him out.
Instead of acting domesticated,
by Monday night the snake had
become SO i'll, said Mr.. Corn, that
he had to kill him. The execution
didn't come, however, until the
snake had tried to bite its bene-
factor.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07
LIBRARY ADDS
MANY BOOKS IN
PAST.
ESQ Volumes Are Obtain
ed by Gifts From Vari-
GUS Sources

Announcement was made at
the Public Library yesterday that
about 250 books have been added
to the shelves of. that institution
in the past few months.
Money received from t h e
Witherspoon Memorial Fund, the
benefit play in November and
money given by the Woman's
Club and individual gifts has
made possible the purchase of
books.
Still others have been donated
by people interested in the work
of the library.
George II. Baldwin of Flat
Rock presented about l75 volumes
of fiction and splendid non-fic-
ton. A number of nature books
are among the collection which
the library board was especially
glad to receive.
Others donating books, maya
zines or cash include the follow
ing:
Mrs. Joseph R. Sewer, Mrs. F..
G.. Parker, Mrs. George Moland,
Mrs. w. J. Mccoy, Oliver Fuller,
Miss Anne Weeks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott, Mrs. o. A. Meyer, Mrs.
Pierce, Mrs. Brothers, Mrs: Pres
ton Patton, Mrs. Chas. Morrow,
Frank Read, Mrs. NJ. Pinchot, the
Fortnightly Contract CLUB ana
the Music Department Of the Wo-
mans Club.
Approximately Is of these new
titles are announced as follows;
Bagnold, National Velvet; Sab
atini, Ch;calry; Hill, Strange
Proposal; Williams, Clue of the
Rising Moon; Barnes, Edna his
Wife; Fletcher, Murder of the
Secret Agent; Gardner, Case OF
the Caretakers Cat; Mason, From
Song to Symphony: Kelley, MuSl-
cal Instruments; Odum. The Ne
gro and His Songs: billy Tante,
Living Authors; Travers, Mary
Poppins, Patton, Ghost Stories
and Legends of the Mountains
Brady, Anne Sullivan NJ a ~
Oppenheim, Gallows of Chance;
Reynolds, Affair at the Cheateau
Hill White Orchids; Wolfe, VI
Time and the River; Marshall
Sam Campbell Gentlemen; AID
rich, Spring Came on Forever
Rosman, Somebody Must.
Carter, Black Shirt, Blacl
Skin; Coon, Measuring Ethiopia
Henry. Story of the Conferaey
Hendrick, The Lees of Virginia
Vanderbilt, Farewell to Fiftl
Avenue; Deeping, Golden Cord
Duffus The Santa Fe Trail
Moore, Old Furniture Book
Moore, Old Glass; Duruy, History
of France: Bailey, Girls Make
at Home Things: Bayliss. Treas
urv of Indian Tales; Beard, Amer
lean Boys HANDBOOK of CamI
Lore; Broadus, Story of Englisf
Literature. w
Costume Design; Macleod, Pig
con Raising; Skinner, Little
Child's Book of Stories; Then
Christmas: Gould, EDITOR Am
erican Voices-1936: PankhurSt
Seeing the Future; Byrd, Discov
erd; English, Studies in the Cos
pel according to Matthew; Marston
New Bible Evidence; Cowman
Streams in the Desert; Brooks
Historic Americans; Smith, Colo.
NAL Days and Ways; Trent, South
ern Writer'S: Hall, Salah and His
American; Mills, Road to War.
Desmond. Stately Homes in
America; Thomson, Adventures
of General Marriott; Hanoteau
(Editor) Dictionary of American
Biography: Palmer, About Mush'
roms; Holland, Butterfly Book
Chapman. Flora of the Southern
United States; Tabor. Old Fash.
toned Gardening; Stow, Boys
Games among North American In
dians. ..r -
Nordhoff and Hall, Mutiny on
CONTINUED on page four)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07
, DEALERS CAN'T
DW UNDER COURT"

EICAGO. Feb. Z. up
/. ShouSe. president of the
rican Liberty League, warn
he New Deal last night tina:
build no, succeed Gin plowins
b the supreme court" and
bed President Roosevelt with
L to suppress half of the
tiJutionE immortal bill OF
j."
,ouse carried on the Liberty
pes an,.-New Deal fight eli
b by Al Smiths take Il
7 speech last month in an ad-
! prepared cor delivery to the
EgO bondSmen's club.
i former chairman of the
|pcratic National EXecut " G
tittee charged that Senator
b T. Robinson. D., Ark, was
h half right" in his recent
speech defending the New
against Liberty League at
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07
BASKETBALL GAME
TONIGHT CALLED OFF

Announcement was made tnis
morning that the Flat kocKIEd-
NEVILLE basketball game Wnlcn
had been scheduled for tonighC
at the Flat Rock gymnasium mas
been called off on account OF the
snow.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07
III CONSENT
n Be OHIO'S
BELIEF
OF Program In
Entering Race Comes
From White House
ET PLOW UNDER
FOIJUT SAYS SH0USE

|ASHNGTON. Feb. :. CCP)
|s<:tert Rooseveit'S formal
l,r,emen, of his candidacy
b. Democratic denomination
H. presidency is expected
n :rom the White House.
| PRESIDENT probably will fol-
| -ysceaen: established by his
Esssoy and file formal con-
Ohio for selection Of ma
convention delegates in his
|,er Hoover filed such con.
4, 1892. Senator William +.
a S the only Republican en-.
/ in Ohio, SO far.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07
HOEY FAYORS
LIMITATION OF
TAX ON SALES
Opens Campaign for Demo-
cratic Gubernatorial
Nomination
AGREEABLE TO LIQUOR
CONTROL REFERENDUM

CHARLOTTE, Feb. 1.-The ell
mination of the state sales tax on
the necessities of life such as food
stuffS and meals, and the willing
ness to hold statewide referen-
dun on liquor control were out
lined as platform policies by Clyde
K. Hoey, veteran Shelby Demo-
crat. in an address here last
night which opened his campaign
for the Democratic nomination for
governor of the state.
Repeal of the sales tax as a
whole at the present time is not
advisable, he said, but he declared
it to be his opinion that the tax
was. an emergency measure only
and that he did not accept it as
a permanent fiscal policy. If re-
covery and subsequent increase OF
revenue proves sufficient he de-
clared that he favored a further
reduction in the sales tax.
Relative to the liquor question
he declared that in theory and
practice he had been long-long
dry, but that his entire political
career had been founded on the
principal of majority rule. He de-
clared that he was perfectly will
ing for the matter or liquor con-
troll to be brought before the peo-
pie of the state at the ballot baX.
Declaring that personal plat
forms were too often made for the
purpose of making a popular ap-
peal to the people, he declared at
the outset Of his address that he
would run on the platform of the
Democratic party and would not
offer a personal platform.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07
Passengers And Mail Still Being
Transferred After Big Earthslide

Lon Townsend, of near Fetch
er, fireman on a freight train, was
slightly injured on Wednesday
night when a north bound train
ran into the slide.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07
SNOW FALL HERE is
HEAVIEST OF SEASON

Between eight and ten inches
of snow fell in Henderson coInty
Yesterday afternoon and last
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07
z DISSENTING
REPORTSASTO
CONSERVATION
Soldiers Bonus Taxes Will
Be Abandoned This Ses-
sion Is Said
MORE RELIEF MONEY
HELD LIKELY NEED
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7. (UPl
The senate vote on the admins
tration's new farm program was
delayed until next week when the
senate recessed today until Mon
day, due to a blizzard here.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07
WEATHER

/ ,,night, Saturday most
Cl0uGS I;,.le change in temper
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-07
GOOD AFTERNOON

"Blue-black will be a favorite
automobile color this year." 1t
may predominant. too. among pc.
destrians
Evening star., 1936-11-22

ocoa-no5 .1o.1a.on.oi32 90. Trustees.
23.24 25 26L12s 2a
Evening star., 1936-11-22
OFFICES FOR RENT.

LIE DROIT BLDG. SOO-Slo ST. NV
Large. bright rms. suitable Offices, shops;
SIS mo. and up. Apply Room 1a.
FURNISHED OFFICE FOR RENT-TWo
large. airy. corner upper-fioor rooms in
Washington's finest. centrally located Of
fee, building Southern exposure. very
cool in Summer. -Four desks. rugs. two
typists' tables. one library table. three
typewriters. Ediphone equipment. steel
filing and storage cabinets: $500 per
month. Address Box 2"3-T. Star Office.
WILL SHARE wELL-FURNISHED OFFICE
in National Press Bldg.: lawyer preferred
Telephone District PHI.
OFFICE SPACE AT 1905 NEW YORK
ave. md and 3rd floors; individual rooms
Heat and light furnished; $50 to $50 per
month Inquire American Heating Eng.
Co., 907 New York ave. National S421.
1909 31st ST. NW-NEW STORE. HEAT
furn.. available December /: $40. Apply
w. H. WALKER. room a32, Shoreham
Bldg. National 1880
ARLINGTON. bob WILSON BLVD ST.
3 20 moor in RYON BLDG; reasonable.
including heat and light; professional or
business exclusive real estate. MR.. BURCH
on premises or N. E. RYON CO., 1915
New York ave.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
FUTURE.

THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs
1431 EYE ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
PEET,
MARYLAND FARMS.

A Real Bargain
ST 5OO-115 acres. Howard County. only
90 miles D. c.: best soil In the county
small river frontage; orchard. 10-room
house. machine shed. corn house. poultry
house large bank barn. blacksmith shop.
meat house
ATTRACTIVE SMALL FARM.
Sj 00n-32-acre farm in high state OF
cultivation on nlacadam road; two or
chards: acre of strawberries; poultry
houses. barns; good five-room house; cleo
BEAUTIFUL WOODS. RIVER FRONTAGE
Ideal set-up for city man: nifty acres
land that has been allowed to grow up
and the balance woods. with half mile
of river frontage: small cottage. large bank
barn poultry houses and small corn house.
Only S4 500 for 1877 acres.
$500 FOR $50 ACRES.
Good buildings Groom house; enormous
ingS; rs acres woods: some fine timber;
30 acres permanent pasture balance un-
der cultivation; good Chester loam soil
good fencing; on a main pike; large Fed
eral farm loan.
LARGE HOUSE. 16 ACRES.
S5 950-Old house of Colonial lines. In
good repair; about rooms: beautiful
grove of trees: 16 acres of land orchard.
stream. several outbuildinss; only IL miles
c. Terms.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

hrick Z baths garage. attractive lawn
SaN month Walnut 9o95 evenings; also
L.Fe n ~
Evening star., 1936-11-22

LARGE GARAGE IN REAR OF 5000
Georsia ave.; rent, SO.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
1905 X st. NV. National o5s7.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

oND FLOOR. 2 ROOMS. BATH. OIL HEAT:
electric range c.h.w: reasonable. Call
Greenwood 1881 after pm
FINELY LOCATED SHADY NEW BED
room residence ] a separate apt. adjacent
1900 Western ave. NV; near Ellicott St.
where inquire Suitable mature family.
Independent members. References Phone
yss= ri,
Evening star., 1936-11-22

PRIVATE BRICK GARAGES NEW CON-
dition; between Sherman ave. and 11th
St. Lamont st. and Park rd.; "a month.
Rear 611 @ st. nw.-Modern brick "a.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

q AcREs WQoDED LAMP q sSSTRE4sM; I'm: ?
National Sf5S or Atlantic 52o5-J.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
GARAGES FOR RENT.

s5 OO-222s 1st ST. NV.
SIS. 5.OO-Rear 2sI1 14th st. NV.
"a OO-Rear 1702 A st. sc.
S7.5O-Near 7th and M SITS. NV.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC,
Biz 18th ST NV Dist. T55k.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
LOTS FOR SALE.

No. 1. GEORGETOwN OVERLOCKING
upper and lower notomac at 31th
and Prospect SITS. NV; sites sold
for high-class homes one site left.
No. 2. Corner 44th and Ellicott. b5x100
No. 3. Commercial lots. fast-developing
section Kennedy st. NV. bet. LIST
No. 4, Second commercial sites centrally
THos. b. WALSH. INC. Dist. 1858.
A REAL APARTMENT HOUSE SITE IN A
real neirhhorhood. Just on Columbia rd,
frontage. $500 So. IT. ONLY S14 500,
WALTER A. BROWN
14l5 Eye st. National 1852.
LARGE SHADED LOT CONTAINING
over 5000 square feet fronting Ritten-
house street, Chevy Chase, d. C.; water
Fine building site on 31st st. near
Utah. for 81 800: bargain.
Several large level lots on Harrison
street near Western ave. in D. c.. at
81 $50 each: splendid location.
GO feet front 4ath ST.. American Uni
versity Park S2.650.
Corner Mass ave and Albemarle ST.,
American University Park. at 81. 500.
CALL j. M. MAUPIN,
C-~.1.so 1nAn
Evening star., 1936-11-22
LOTS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFULLY WOODED BLDG. SITES,
fronting o. near Rock Greek Park; best
aTe sesds Ebso
BRIGGS. Cleveland a13S or GeorEia 9sO6
BUILDERS CAN BUY 10 FINE LOTS IN
one-fare zone. nearby Marylandd for a9l. 81; 900
Room 500 710 14th st. NV. or call Dis
trict 015S.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS. OPPOSITE ONE
MER SH P sENNETT. Berwyn. Md. 30.
SEVERAL LOTS. ZONED FOR GENERAL
business. in built-up section facing on
Washington blvd. in nearby Va. Excellent
opportunity for any kind Of business. Call
Conn ave near Nebraska eo---'Wooded
lot. 75-ft. frontage. zoned for either de de-
tached or semi-detached houses ~ loo.
Met ara. Ewes. a. and Sun. cIev. a1e1.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK. HALF
block from Western ave: SO feet front; by
will add bath and conrect sewer and
gate, and sell all fST enlS 8 sSn sfTms
1S1a K st. NV National 1866.
FIRST COMMERCIAL, ALABAMA AVE.
where stores and apartments needed;
oyer 100, 200 IT qn ir9ntage 1900 s Sc; eo fset
kE T. HuRD' r. Ns{o5s1 N4Hds SHoEMAkER' iss i'l'
SECOND COMMERCIAL SITE ST.
40 feet deep: only "a. 500. BEALL TURNER
& CO. 110l Vermont ave.
nearby Va. restricted: Treasury Is min,
l fare; water. sewer, gas, elect; only S195.
Adams 1856
BARGAIN IN BEAUTIFUL SOMERSET. MD:
Fine community; nr. school, bus lot
GosS REALTY CO.
5000 Wisconsin Ave Wisconsin 2353.
49th AND w SITS. (NEAR CONDUIT RD.l }
fol laA l@Ae {
neiehborhood: Reasonable. Cleveland 1851.
CHEVY CHASE. ON MILITARY, RD..
lar. All improvements, including side de-
M. DOYLE. realtor. Dist. 1865, or Sunday.
Cleveland O764. Apt. 416.
N;W.m24x74; $500. On 49th st. n.e''
4oAioO' S'o0oY GUY TIMER,
1925 You St NV North 49O7.
HOME SITES IN BUCKNELL COURTS.
ing Potomac from $500. Can arrange for
finances to build home. Address BOX 2Z-o'
FIVE 2o-FT. Row-HoUsE LOTS m MT.
esfSaRs sfs sfsef saa Sa.eI nuane
IDEALLY LOCATED. IN JEFFERSON
park Va Sacrifice price; ami; terms.
Columbia 1871. Evening. Shepherd 347l.
DESIRABLE LOT. 50x112; NORTHWEST
sfsSoi sietiSo' bseasSr Ds SMnet4 eets47.MM. " ImDl0s'
NEAR THE ARMY-NAvY CLUB. IN AR
lineton County. va.-Several perfect iots.
5Oxl25 #. with city improvements IN the
street This is the first Offering, ana 70
start things we make price OF ten cen!s
1lOc) a foot. meaning S625 per lot. Bulld-
5, IT oaes Uy.and S ds ss Ss sS
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER; 80.
171e ST. NV. National 1166.
BUILDING SITES, BEST SECTIONS
southeast: near new parks. Hillcrest: Penn,
sylvania and Branch aves.; from $3.50 10
$4,000 Evenings, Columbia $50.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.
1T19 st. NV. National 1166.
THIS WILL APPEAL TO THE INDIvID-
ual seeking a spot for a home costing
sI5 900 or. more. A very large; high
and restricted developments around Wash
close to the park. country clubs and ridins
academies This lot. with all improve.
ments, at $3.50. We believe the very best
value to be found around town. A little
stream along side and front Of this lot
offers tremendous possibilities. Evenings
and SUNDAY. Cleveland 2S06.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1919 st. NV. National 1855.
S1.40O-WooDRIDG
Corner 26th and Perry sts. n.e- commit
nifty Of detached houses. See Mr.. Lawton.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

NEW SUBURBAN HOME.
Modern Cape Cod large rooms. attic.
hot-water heat. electric refrigerator gas
range. fireplace and garage. 12-acre lot
located in an excellent residential section
on a quiet street Ia blocks from schools.
TRANSPORTATION and stores. Beautiful
shade trees and shrubbery. 90 minutes
from downtown Washington SIS per
month This home can be rented on an
optional purchase basis.
NJ. e. CHURCH EEALTOR.
Established 1856
Phone Falls Church. Va. 30.
ATTRACTIVE. NEW T-RM COLONIAL.
house. baths 1st floor lavatory. recre-
alton rm.. maids rm. and bath oil heat.
2-car garage. Choice Belle Haven location
r. L. KANE. INC. Realtors
101 s. Wash. St. Alex. Phone 3013.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
FARMS FOR RENT,

300 ACRES PARTLY STOCKED ON
shares, 10 miles from District line; no
trif1ers. recommendations. Address Box
Sis, Star ONCE.
@6S ACRES MOUNTAIN LAND so MILES
west. flowing springs. Address Room
lbf4. National Press BldF-. Wash. D c.
LARGE FARM HOUSE POOMS. BATH.
ruthuildings. Oxon Hill Md Rent. $50.
Address Box BOOT. Star office. 32'
Evening star., 1936-11-22

FINE DAIRY FARM, EQUIPPED: 500
acres; 200 acres timber balance in grass:
cut 300 tons of hay last year: 1 mile on
hard road, l mile on gravel road: 90 miles
from Washington. Ten-room modern home
in grove of trees: also 10-room Colonial
home and . good tenant houses: tile barn
for. 70 cows: score 30. including 125 T..
and blood. tested cows and heifers: 10 fine
machinery. Price. Sf25,OO0: $4,000 cash,
assume Federal loan: balance can be ar
ranged This is one of the finest farms
in o. S. A and pays its own bills. See
MASON HIRST. Annandale. Fairfax County
Va. at the end of Columbia pike. Phone
AleYa ndria 800 IL
Evening star., 1936-11-22
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

JUST INSIDE DISTRICT LINE NORTH
east: on hard road; 10 acres: suitable, for
and Sundays. call Adams 3444 LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV. Natl.
1865
BETWEEN MAssAcHUsETTs AVENUE
and the Potomac and only eho-.t al-mile
beyond District line: eighty-five acres Of
high land suitable for subdivision: priced
at about half what you will consider fair.
Eysnings and Sunday. call Adams a444.
LOUIS r SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV.
Natl. 1896
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN ATTENTION
seaped fronting River road and Bradley
able for builder or individuals . wanting tin
Chevy Chase D. C. Md. and Hyattsvilie;
acreage for low-cost housing. FULTON
R. GORDON. 1427 Eye st. NV. Dist.
II. 900 ACRES, NEW JERSEY, VINELANp
section, adaptable for colonization or small
farms. poultry. berries; frui., sweet pots;
roads, railroad frontage. large stream; ripe
for deyslopment Or sttrsetive investWent.
man, mveStment 1lds- Warrington. D. c.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
FOUR REAL BARGAINS.


Near Middleburg. Loudoun Co.
Va; IS acres. splendid soil, good 7-room
house ideal weekend place camp site or
cry. many miles of bride paths available.
Price. S3 600 Sour own terms II you
mean business busines Al r.. ,-
D. c. line; az acres, fine tobacco soil: sood
s-room house with wonoeriul possloiiisss
S.0Four miles north Of Rockville. 13o
acres very fertile soil: small house. large
barn: l mile from B. g. o. r. r. station;
4.-Four miles north Of Rockville; 156
acres on Rock Creek Broom and bath
house
and complete set OF outb!dss: Sls'ooo.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
Acreage Estates. Farms.
Suite oO9-lO. Barr Bldg. District T3@1.
7-Acre Farm. $3.50; Electricity
Available. about IS fruit trees: sood ~; I-
EsEr TqSm hoqsf eesfo~ san sTR6T Sat aSENc ac l4N
Land Title Blde-. Philadelphia. Pa.
81 ACRES EXCELLENT LAND; SMALL
wooded: hard road: eI miles from Wash
ington; one of the most masnifcenI views
of the mountains to be found IN Fairfax
Phone l35. H B. MITCHELL, Herndon. Va.
NJ. cocKRELL
Phone s31 -F-:I. Falls Church. Va.
YOU HAVE LONG WANTED A., 4 FINE u
WASH d C Crafty that wish. now:
make an investment that is the safest IN
living on-cet away from the noise OF
the city and enjoy the quiet of the coun-
tryside For upwards of - years l have
been appraising farm lands and making
leans thereon: therefore. can be valuable
assistance in locating just the farm you
wish at real barrain price
-. so acres. fair house. spring strea ms
make ideal Summer or year-round chlcken
farm: close pike Is miles OF Rockville
Cash only $1,000.
81. Attractive large farm pike: blue
grass psstures with soarkling streams;
substantial buildings; some woods ana
crors at real bargain.
So Productive farm in excellent pro-
ductive condition: GOOD buildings. pike
electricity. Very desirable. only - $50.
SIS 600 cash finance balance. Write
C. r. ROwDYBUSH Attorney.
Cold Spring Manor.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
NEED FUNDS?

Nd. or Va.q If So and you require
money for taxes repairs or any other
emergency call Dist. 6l5O. Collateral
ana character loans made. COLONIAL IN
VESTMENT CO.. 336 Southern Bldg. "s'
Evening star., 1936-11-22

RIM BUNGALOW, MODERN IMPROVE
ments SIS month. 20S Lawrence ave.
Capitol Hts. Md: . blocks school. BUS.
stores etc.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

BEAUTIFULLY WOODED BLDG. SITES,
fronting o. near Rock Creek Park; best
locations. most reasonable prices. Buy now,
prices are steadily increasing. EDISON "
BRIGGS Cleveland a13S or GeorEia 9s06.
BUILDERS CAN BUY 10 FINE LOTS IN
one-fare zone nearby Maryland for So. 600
cash. balance in end trust. See OWNER
Evening star., 1936-11-22
INyEsTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS MAN WILL AS
sumo trust on any size apt. for title
Address Box lS-V. Star cfhce.
WILL BUY FROM OWNER. TO o UNIT
apt. bldg if price and income are right.
Good cash payment. Columbia T5il.
Evenings Shepherd 3411.