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FARMS FOR SALE.
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EQUIPT FURN'D FARM HOME.

N2UPT FURND FARM HOME.
7a acres bordering stream At VILLAGE
hen houses 16x40 and 2Ox6O. barn. home
fruit; So $50. including mule. COW, hogs.
loo poultry. implements crops furniture; @
Title BLDG. Phisdelphia, n Pa. N N""0
HERE Is AN OPPORTUNITY AWAITING
you in Southern Maryland: Live stock;
grain and tobacco all profitable soil ,sn and
barns. " clay loan soil. Price, $4,000;
256 a: 5-rm. DIV. and arm. DIV. 3 otb.
barns; 100 a. In GOOD grade timber; 2
70 nowins streams; "a mi D. c. Price.
s6 a., 6 rm. and 3 rm. dw tob. barn;
, 100 a.. old arm; DIV: State road; clay
IA a. mostly first and second growth
timber; 81 flowing streams. barns. Cheap
Acreage from 81 90 to $1,000 per a.
Come and see these to be convinced
Further descrlpton apply to j. l.. DA-
Wis Charlotte Hall, Md
& ACRES. FINE LAND; s-RooM DWELL
ing large oak shade: right near highway.
within lo miles Of District line; to set
tie an estate. SIS 600.
H. B. MITCHELL
Phone 1875 or con Herndon. Va.
M. COCKRELL
Phone 567J2. Falls Church Va.
A BUYERS MARKET.
loS acres. 6-room house, barn; $3.50.
100 acres. old house. barn, stream;
100 acres old house stone chmneys
nreplaces; good land 81 200.
96 acres, old Groom house; barn 36x
40; two wells stream; 81 500.
6-room dwelling. barn; 81 700
dn,ai;,, l2n acres res near Leesbgrs; room
land; well watered; 50 500
500 acres, large stone dwelling built
wooded. balance cleared; to settle an s- es-
l57 acres s-room dwelling. part stcn.
Balance s'H ICE cleared; sacrifice sale 5000 'o''0
house; nice stream close to highway; a
mortgage sale: 50 600
to IS miles OF Washington and can he
bought on good terms, with substantial
cash payment; no trades and show by
H. B MITCHELL.
Phone 135. Herndon. Va.
os6 ACRES
I miles from D. c. on TWO fine improved
without ] Aiv Washing 1G % bold stream % in resr ar!
owner has moved to a distant city and
has told us 10 sacrifice this farm: suitable
for subdivision into small acreage tracts
at q large profit to buyer: land is fertile
but buildings in need of repair: small
cash payment will buy this farm and the
| balance is financed at low interest rate.
| Call Mr. Thomas District T1AO,
N C. HINES & SONS,
Investment Building
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AN OLD
| estate to remodel inspect this large Colo
NAL home built in Revolutionary DAYS
near Onev Md; 40 acres of shade oaks
and fields: large SPRINGS ideal for lakes
or swimming pool: owner will consider
! exchange for investment property
RALPH MORGALI
| a,3 18th St NV National 4353
Evening star., 1937-06-27

THE NORTHERN NECK VIRGINIA
Colonial estates waterfront properties
and farms on beautiful rivers and bays
of Virginia.
List and Map on Request.
r. A TREAkLE Jr. WHITE STONE VA,
Representing LEONARD SNIDER
La Plata Nd.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
RAW PJNGT

BAY RIDGE,
VIII rent -room-and-bath cottage res.
sonable; Call Natl. o366 or see MR..
LANHAM Sunday at new bungalow. corner
sands ave. and River dr..
PINEY POINT; WONDERFUL LOT.
bOx1 S3, directly on Potomac; hne salt
water bathing and fishing; sacrifice. 5000,
al cash. Address Box 3ss-C. Star once.
FOR sALE-HANDsOME SUMMER HOME.
B acres of ground; located on the cool
side OF Patuxent River. Address Box 3-D,
Star ONCE
CHESAPEAKE BAY WATER FRONT. ONE
acre lot. large broom bungalow, nicely
furnished: artesian water. wide sandy
beach salt water ba athing. good fishing and
Grabbing; sacrifice; must sell $3.50.
Maryland Route D. follow Point Lookout
signs to Still Acres. OWNER. Adams }444
P1kEY POINT, MD ROOMS DINING
porch. large screened porch; located on
beach: furnished; rent $50 per week or
500 per month. Call Greenwood 2613,
or HyattSville lO6.
NORTH BEACH-FOR RENT, BROOM.
comfortably furnished. water front cottage
South OF First street tTyree Subdivision
Call at cottage or 43lS 18th st. NV. MRS.
c. EDWIN HUNT -
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

$4,000.
1O0x1oo-11 garages. large vacant lott:
completely fenced; fronts on 3 alleys;
convenient Sc. section; opposite D, c..
repair shop; See Mr.. Lawton. Eve.
phone, Lincoln 1859.
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 ST. NV Dist 1900.
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Business Bldg. on Pa Ave.
SUMMER HOMES.

coLEBRooK FARM : CoMFoRTABaLLE
dren to vacation in scenic mountainsr q 81
Southwestern Virginia. Write Miss ORA
LEE COLE. Chilhowie. Va.
acre acres ) sronnd: GOOD Sn sprins; huntinr, ' fish,
ing; SIS month; PAGE Mts. Address Box
4ee-C. Star Office or call Att, 70s3.
BERKELEY SPRINGS. w. vA-LAPGE
cottage, grounds: completely furn.: me
ss2s, '''''''' 'V' W. va
FOR SALE 6,5o0--BEAUTIFUL SUMMER
home of rooms, 2 baths, servants quar-
ters, inclosed porches; Gear garage COM
pletely furnished; ! acre of around, beau
Park only 2s miles from WASHINGTON.
Call Adams 1909 or Georgia 264s.
7-ROOM HOUSE, . SLEEPING PORCHES,
At Fivs. Md; thorough repair; automatic
water system. new Frigidaire electric
PRIVILEGES. AppIy E. ". BAssFoRD. Har-
wood, Md. Phone 23-F-14.
TRADE CHEVY CHASE MD, CORNER
LOT FOR WATER FRONT OR MOUNTAIN
COTTAGE. MET. 4344. CLEV. 1112.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA
Sunrise Cottage. directly on water
front, four blocks south Of wharf. Bunga-
low of two apartments. four rooms each
furnished; a ,, eestreity Ct running water.
MRs sefs3f F8RLEY cooniai ann geacS HSeeky Va
or MRS. M. C. KILTON. 9O1 Hamlin St
ne, Washington. D. c. 27'
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/ TO 10 ACRES, LOCATED ON BRADLEY
blvd. Bradley Hills Md. For informa-
tion call Georgia 1892.
is ACRES ON BALTIMORE BLVD;
ideally located; will sell all or part.
OWNER. Address Box 2S9-D, Star office.
NEAR MT VERNON-50 AC. LAND:
gently rolling: spring stream; gravel rd.;
two blocks off MI, Vernon hy.; Sl2 900.
r. d. GRAHAM, Fairfax, Va.
THIS .62 ACRES OF LAND HEIRS De
MAND IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT. Lo-
Gated about miles from d. c.. and the
us that this land will be a great money
maker at $50 per acre, on reasonable
terms. Call Mr.. Thomas, District TAO
N. c. HINES q SONS. Investment Bldg
Sbo DOWN. $40 MONTH. BUYS 5-ACRE
tract at Merrifield. Va, Just off Lee High
way; cedar lane; $3.50 per acre; less for
cash. SCHUYLER, District 1920 Br. 3144
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FARMS FOR SALE.

PRODUCING CHICKEN FARM ON
prominent nearby Md highway: spacious
stone home in a beautiful setting Of large
shade trees; owner will sell all or part.
RALPH MORGALI
a"3 18th ST. NV National 4353
l3-ACRE. MCDERNLY EQUIPPED POUL-
TRY PLANT AND RESIDENCE: DOING
S12 0OO BUSINESS YEARLY. ENTIRE
OUTPUT UNDER CONTRACT CAPABLE
CT LARGER PRODUCTION j. MILES
FROM U. s. CAPITOL BLDG. 25 MILES
TO BALTIMORE.
A. II SEIDENSPINNER. REALTOR
RiverGale. Nd Greenwood 1910.
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EARNS For SALE.

YACHTMAN's OPPORTUNITY
ST. Marys River estate. located in old
est section of Maryland near frst capi-
high above river II. miles frontage on
St Marys and ST. Seignors Rivers: :.0-ft.
anchorage, safe harbor sand beach; out
standing old English box fine old trees
beautifully Handicapped; 1O-room house,
perfect condition; modern conveniences;
completely furnished; l00-acre farm.
high state cultivation: tenant houses and
buildings; stocked and equipped: $50 600
LEONARD SNIDER. LA PLATA MD.
Maryland and Virginia Farms.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BRICK BLDG, APPROX. 60xl00, COR
ner; ideal auto dealer, chain store, laun-
DRY certain auto equipment available;
has soft. lot rear; gas station. Address
PnY Rad. Star office
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66 ACRES. EXCELLENT LAND. Il
wooded balance cleared; sood 4-room
dwelling. nice orchard small stream;
within 80 miles of Washngton; to set
tie an estate at S3.500
H. B. MITCHELL.
Phone l35. Herndon. Va.
Or Write
c. B. CROSS.
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SHERWOOD FOREST ATTRACTIVE
cottage for season. shower, hot-water
heater. Cleveland 1897.
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STORES WANTED.

BUILDING FOR GROCERY STORE ON
Conn. ave. wanted in vicinity OF Neora ska
ave and Chevy Chase Circle. Clev. 21eo.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

,UBLE GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE, 400
IT,: wide alley; "a block Columbia rd.
a. Lanier pl NV
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& ACRES. FINE LAND; s-ROOM DWELL
ing; large oak shade; right near highway,
within 10 miles of District line; to set
tie an estate SIS 600
H. B. MITCHELL
Phone 1875. Herndon Va.
Or Call.
NJ. COCKRELL
Phone 56T-J2 Falls Church Va.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

3 ACRES OF FARM LAND AND STORE
room. cheap; 3 miles south OF Oxon Hill
Md. 4th and Washinston ave, Ed
monSton, Md
Evening star., 1937-06-27
STORES FOR SALE.

CORNER STORE. S.W.. GROOM APT
garage grocery business; price, 100000,
terms. LLOYD r. TURNER. 600 1th sw.
Evening star., 1937-06-27

BATTERY PARK, MD,
96x159.
Shade trees; beautiful building site; Del
Ray ave: near Wilson lane. Call Mr..
Moore. evening; phone Cleveland 2625.
ADELBERT W. LEE
1343 H St. NV. District 1900
3rd & Quackenbos SITS. NV.
Corner lot 3Ox14O in very desirable
residential section; bargain.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
1905 K ST NV National O5s7.
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1lO-ACRE FARM ON STATE ROAD 20
excellent level land in wheat and grass
al buildings in good condition: S6 500
" G. WILLIAMS. Metropolitan Bank
Building. Evenings Cleveland 6242
Evening star., 1937-06-27

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AN OLD
estate to remodel inspect this large Colo
NAL home. built in Revolutionary days
near Olnev Md. 40 acres of shade oaks
and fields: large springs ideal for lakes
or SWIMMING pool: owner will consider
exchange for investment property.
RALPH MORGALI
42:i 18th St. NV National 1888
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DESIRABLE BUSINESS SPACE. SHOW
window, ground floor. On Conn. ave, near
Dupont Circle. Decatur 1885.
Evening star., 1937-06-27

TO CLOSE ESTATE-MD. FARM. WITHIN
35 miles: 145 acres: rich lend; 81 500.
100 acres. with good home and build
inss; being farmed now: 5000: $50 acres
fine house. new tenants; bune allow :,
barns. streams 5000. terms ROBERT
SHELTON, 1858 Ingraham st. Georeia
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1n Mrnturta&1t.

our dear Husband II and n9' tather' t .q17 FRANK Il;
eros CRosBY who departed this life three
God only knows how much miss you.
Your loving memory shall never fade:
THOUGHTS Of you shall ever wander
HIS 81 pfas WIFE WiFE HNb 'fs 1hG
GRAY. MILDRED. In sad. but loving
memory; Of our dear mother. Mrs; MIL
one year ago today. May 81. 1855.
We are thinking Of you today. dear
mother.
Just sais Is tRtntins hi ssw sdu s5 The 1ss{ past
DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER. .
HILTON. EVA ARNOLD. In loving re-
q ssaT p.sssd msnss away EyA s4
LoSsa s5S ssss'E bATaHER MeS f iesl slhrHA
gga5 g;,,,sSs ssss VI Vie and % mothsr oih ELLA 4
year aEo today. May 81. 1896.
Your memory is always with us.
sGsHoNao sGs ASR c5ao5aHRE5s: 5oaRsoN:: OLIVIA AND
RECTOR. JULIA. Departed this life four
years ago today. May 81. 1888.
Twas at her bedside when the Lord took
She has gone and left me. but vii,
meet her some day when the roll
is called up yonder.
IN REMEMBRANCE or HER DAUGH-
TER. MARY NELSON AND FAMILY.
WATSON. wILHELMINA CRUsO. In low
NINA cRUso WATSON. Who deparsed
this life three years ago today. May ~,
In the beautiful month Of May.
You so peacefully passed away.
TO home that Is al love and light.
LOVING BROTHERS AND SISTERS
DAISY. QUEEN. HOlLEY. BA6HON
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DROWNED BOYS BODY
| FOUND IN POTOMAC
Corpse Hooked to Fisherman's
Line Identified as George
Oliver, Jr.

The body Of boy found hooked to
q flsherman's trot line in the Potomac
River today. a short distance above
Fletcher's boat house, has been
identified as that of George Oliver,
jr.. l3, of 1917 B street southeast, who
was drowned Sunday while on an
outing near Chain Bridge.
Identification was established at the
morgue by the boys sister, Mrs. Gladys
Payne, 1918 Twelfth street, and his
Sunday school teacher, Louis WINS,
1912 Pennsylvania avenue southease
who was conducting the outing for
young Oliver and five other boys in
the class.
Young Oliver was drowned when
he fell into the river after losing his
balance and slipping from large rock
on which he was standing q short
distance below the bridge.
Evening star., 1937-05-27
FUNERAL SATURDAY
FOR MAJ. BRODERICk
Services to Be Held at Walter
Reed Chapel-Burial in
Arlington.

Funeral services for Maj. John A..
Broderick, Omcers' Reserve Corps,
who died at Walter Reed Hospital
Tuesday, will be held Saturday morn
ing.
Requiem mass will be celebrated in
the Walter Reed Chapel at 9 am,
with Chaplain Patrick J. Ryan Of
ficiating. Burial. with full military
honors, will follow in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
A native of New York, where he
was born October II. 1876, Mai. Brod-
erick entered the military service a
month after the beginning of the
World War as captain in the quar-
termaster section OF the Officers Re-
serve Corps. He rose to the rank of
lieutenant colonel while serving In
the Motor Transport Corps OF the
American Expeditionary Forces. After
the war he entered the Regular Army,
resigning In 1925. Since then he
has served IN the Quartermaster Re-
serve.
He Is survived by a son, Thomas
Broderick Of New York, and two
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1937-05-27
THREE LURAY CHILDREN
HURT IN ACCIDENTS
Special DISPATCH to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LURAY, Va, May 27.-Three chill
dren Of this vicinity were hospitalized
yesterday for treatment Of injuries
suffered in nearby accidents.
The 18-month-old daughter OF
Clarence Wood. Rileyville, drank lye
from a cup filled by her mother for
washing clothes. Ivan Dinges, 16,
of Stanley. almost severed his left
hand as he was cutting wood. Both
were taken to Page Memorial Hospi-
tai here, where the condition of the
Wood child was undetermined Young
Dingess underwent an operation.
James Estep. 7-year-old son o1
Horace Estep, was taken to Rocking.
ham Memorial Hospital after swing
he was using broke in Luray Park
Physicians said they feared he might
lose his right hand.
Evening star., 1937-05-27

Continued From First Page.)
would have made actual need" the
primary requisite for place on work.
relief rolls
In the relief controversy administra-
tion leaders, seeking to reverse ten
tative ALLEGATION Of one-third of the
81 500, 100000 fund for special pur-
poses. said they would demand roll
calls putting each Representative on
record for or against each proposed
diversion.
These changes would practically
destroy the bill as relief measure"
said Majority Leader Rayburn after
a strategy meeting OF administration
leaders.
He said they would force dropping
1900 900 persons from work relief rolls,
whereas the administration proposed
reducing the lists by only 100000.
A strong coalition of members IA
voring the earmarking Of some of next
years funds for the public works prof.
ects was urged by its leaders. how
ever, to stand pat on your actions" "
(The House approved the allocations
Tuesday in preliminary vote, which
was subject to reconsideration)
The earmarking of some $780,
100000 of this fund will not in any
way interfere with the relief pro-
gram" said letter circulated by Rep
resentatives Starnes, Democrat, Of
Alabama; Cartwright, Democrat, Of
Oklahoma and Better, Democrat, Of
New York.
President Roosevelt, on the other
hand, has expressed a preference for
devoting the entire fund to work re-
lief
Officials of Secretary 1ckes' Public
Works Administration said they were
taking no part in the fight of the
earmarking coalition to give them
5000 100000 for additional loans and
grants to cities
Even should the ALLEGATION be ap-
proved, they explained, President
Roosevelt would hold the purse strings
through his power to grant or refuse
P. w. A. applications.
A White House ruling that most Of
any P. w. A. grant must be spent for
relief labor has resulted. P. w. A.
officials said, in few communities
showing interest in the $3.50, 100000
still available.
Another Of the earmarking pro-
posak, sponsored by Chairman Jones
Of the House Agriculture Committee.
would provide $l0,o00,O00 to build
small lakes and ponds in the South
west dust bowl" The purpose would
be to raise the water level by con-
serving rainfall.
Evening star., 1937-05-27
Crieping Quer Death of Son,
Mother Kills Self Beside TOYS

Mcdonald, was found by Mrs. Jack
Martin, her sister -in-law, who lives in
the home with the Lentz and McDon-
aid families. She had not heard the
shot, but became alarmed by her SIS
ter-in-law's prolonged absence.
Another son, Jerry Lentz, S, was
playing downstairs when Mrs. Lentz
went up to the attic. Members Of the
family said she had threatened to
take her life several times. She had
been seriously injured in the accident
in which Sonny" was killed and still
bore scars of 1t.
Her husband, Oren Lentz, collapsed
when he was told of his wife's death
and was under treatment by a ply
sician. Funeral arrangements had not
been completed early today.
Evening star., 1937-05-27
ARMY RULE SEEN

Japanese Opposition Parties
Warned to Cooperate.
TOXIC, May 27 (P).-Gen. Sugi-
yama, minister Of war, warned JAP
anese political parties opposed to the
government today that drastic meas
ures might be taken to carry out
governmental policies If the parties
did not cooperate.
Gen. Sugiyama's remarks were con.
sioered il some political circles as indi.
eating that the government might Sc
up a semi-dictatorial regime with thu
help Of the army.
Evening star., 1937-05-27
WELLES TO BE ASKED
TO EXPLAIN PACTS
Senate Foreign Relations Com.
mittee to Invite Under
secretary to Appear.

By the Associated Press.
Sumner Welles, Undersecretary OF
State, will be asked to appear before
the Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee within a few days to explain
provisions of the eight pacts between
the United States and other Ameri-
can republics for which approval was
asked yesterday by President Roose-
welt.
Chairman Pittman of the commit
tee predicted no delay in approval Of
the conventions.
Drafted last Winter at the Buenos
Aires Conference, the principal pact.
according to Secretary Hui, leaves
each nation free to act in accordance
with its own legislation and other
treaty obligations, but at the same
time 'envisages the general objective
of a common neutrality policy"
Evening star., 1937-05-27
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
SILVER SPRING, Nd, May a.
Grieving over the death Of her child
Sonny" who was killed in an auto
mobile accident in Washington four
years ago, Mrs. Leah Lentz, 20, was
attic of her home, 1902 Franklin ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon, surrounded
by toys, clothes and mementoes Of the
lost baby.
DR.. L. M. Irving, who conducted al
investigation with Montgomery Coun.
ty police. issued a certificate Of suicide
A .38-caliber revolver was found beside
her.
Mrs. Lentz, sister -in-law OF Mickey
Evening star., 1937-05-27
Earth Movements Halt.

LIVINGSTON, Mont, May q P.-
Visitors to Mount Livingston were con-
rinced today that the 8,500-foot peak
has ceased its efforts to push one Of
its foothills into the Yellowstone River,
no earth movements having been noted
since Monday.
Evening star., 1937-05-27
c. /. ROWE RITES HELD

Former Employe Of Stores Here
Is Buried Today.
Funeral services for Charles La
grand Rowe, SO, of 739 Newton place,
who died Tuesday at the home of his
brother-in-law, Harvey r. Miller,
Frederick, Nd. were to be held today
at Frederick, with burial also sched-
uled there.
Mr.. Rowe formerly was employed at
Woodward g. Lothrops and the Young
Mems Shop here. He was a native
of New York State.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Maude
Miller Rowe; a son, Charles L., jr.,
and three brothers, Louis, Of Albany,
N. Y; Harry, of East Orange, N. j.,
and Bernard, of Schenectady, N. Y.
Evening star., 1937-05-27
Grim Traffic Death Reminder.

SANTA MONICA, Calf, May 81
R.-Skulls and crossbones will be
painted on Santa Monica pavements
where traffic fatalities occur this year.
Chief Police Charles Dice emphasiz-
ing some grim reminder is needed
to make thoughtless drivers heed
traffic regulations"
Evening star., 1937-05-27
Constance Worth Breaks Hin

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, May u (P).-
Constance Worth, film actress and re-
cent bride Of Actor George Brent,
slipped and fell on a film set here yes
terday and fractured her hip.
Evening star., 1937-05-27
Lone Veteran to March.

HARRISBURG, ILL.,, May ~ R.-
"Uncle" Lewis Reed, SO, will be the
only Civil War veteran in the Me-
mortal day parade here next Monday
Evening star., 1937-05-27
Chicago Hospital Develops
New Treatment for Acid
Stomach Ulcers and coIitis

Stomach specialists on the staff of a well.
known Chicago Hospital have announced Q
revolutionary new drugless treatment for
ulcers of the stomach and duodenum. Re-
markable results have been secured in these
conditions, as we'll as in coIitis and other
similar acid conditions. Treatment is pure
vegetable matter, inexpensive and known AZ
V. NJ. or VegeMucene. Sufferers who clip
this ad and bring it in can secure a liberal
treatment Of VIM. isseif as we'll as free
booklet of bona fde Doctor and Hospital
Reports and other valuable information ut
Vita Health Food Co.. 3O4o 14th s.. NV.
and 1923 H st. NV. For information call
col. 1850.
Evening star., 1937-05-27
Qarn nf Thunks.

LANE. MILLARD MERCER. The family
OF the late DR.. MILLARD MERCER
LANE is. deeply appreciative Of the
thoughtful, kindness shown during his
reavement by friends. fraternities.
nurses and doctors
Evening star., 1937-05-27
Relief

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1937-05-27

ron. JESSE. Col. John Jacob Astor
@ Camp. No. 6. United Spanish
@A War Veterans. announces with
E7a deep regrets the death of Com
STHM rade JESSE HINTON. at United
e. Thursday. May - 1897. Fu-
neral from Soldiers Home
lapel Friday May oS, at lO:4O am,
Evening star., 1937-03-27
FARMS FOR SALE.

$50 DOWN SIS MO: 1Ola ACRES ON
good gravel road 121a miles D. c.. S525.
National 1858 or Atlantic 5205-J 30'
6s-ACRE FARM. NEAR GRAIN HIGHWAY
Good soil large dwelling, good TOBACCO
barn; other farm buildings; $4,000: W. G;
WILLIAMS. Metropolitan Bank Building
NEAR ROCKVILLE PIKE2s ACRES.
wooded large stream. electricity; price.
81 200. ALBERT N. DORSEY. Gathers
burg. Md. 2Ss
III ACRES SALE OR RENT: 40 MILES
north of city Wide-open terms; price.
$1,000. Address Box PAIN. Star Office
IDEAL CAMP SITE OR BUILDING LOCA-
ton 1S7 acres: % miles from washington,
south of Centerville, Lee Highway: mostly
in timber; swift stream through property;
beautiful building site. Will consider SELL
ing part. Bargain at $50 per acre. Reason
able terms. Will show by appointment;
Phone 3S from to 8 pm. BUELL. FARM
AGENCY. Herndon. Fairfax County. Va.2ss
FARM OF ABOUT 900 ACRES, LOCATED
approximately 80 miles from the District OF
Columbia, in Montgomery County. Mary
land on an improved highway: comfortable
old dwelling barn. chicken houses, well,
other outbuildings; well fenced, suitable for
stock raising Price Sc 700.
Also another farm of approximately 100
acres on a dirt road about same distance
from D. c. line. improved by 4-room tenant
house, well OF water. 80 acres of growing
wheat Price $500
Favorable terms Of sale to responsible
purchaser can be arranged
Write Lock Box So. Rockville. Nd.
Evening star., 1937-03-27
FARMS WANTED.

WILL PAY AS MUCH AS 81 900 CASH
for a good farm in Southern Maryland.
Must be good tobacco soil with fair build
ings. Please state in reply location for in
spection. Must be bargain. Address Box
372-M Star once.
WILL PAY $3.50 DOWN FOR MARYLAND
farm. Small house, with Improvements, de-
sired Immediately. Address Box 275-K,
Star ONCE
WANT TO RENT FARM IN THE VICINITY
Of Laurel or Hyattyille. Nd. Clarendon
1851.
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF INQUIRIES
for homes from 10 to 20 miles Of Wash
ington in Fairfax County. with acreage
List with me at once
BUELL. FARM AGENCY
Herndon. Fairfax County Va. ~
Evening star., 1937-03-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE PURCHASER, WITH ALL CASH.
Tor investment properties located in any
section Of city. brick or frame Must be
cheap. Address Box 97-M Star office 2s"
CASH FOR ALL CLASSES INVESTMENT
property; %. c. only; no commission; i'm
mediate settlement Room $40, 1910 VT.
ave. NV. or Met. 2713.