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and went home TO retire.
Testimony was offered to show
that all three men had been drink
ing during the day prior to the
wreck.
Oau civil action was heard IN
the court yesterday morning.
Clyde Scarcy was granted an
absolute divorce from Louise
Searcy.
In the court yesterday morning,
Richard Snuddy was sentenced 10
serve ~ months on two charges.
Convicted Of driving while drunk
and CARRYING a concealed weapon,
at the October term, Snoddy was
sentenced to serve six months on
each count. He appealed to the
supreme court but failed to per
feet the appeal. Judge Johnston
ordered the sentences effective.
The state took 4 nolle PROSE- with
leave of a false prctcnse charge
against Snoddy.
The state yesterday took a nolle
PROSE- with leave in cases OF driv-
ing while drunk against Wilbur
Dwight Johnson, and larceny
against Harry Woody.
Three men nlcadcd guilty to
gambling in {, II yesterday and
were ordered pay costs. They
,rpIp Frank Miller, Jack Bruton,
and James Super.
GRAND JURY RETURNS
FIRST TRUE BILLS
True bills returned by the grand
Jury yesterday were as follows;
Charles Fisher, Babe Buckner and
!. D. Glover, breaking and enter
Ing; w. p. Corpcning, forgery
Ernest Kirk, larceny; Floyd Rhy-
mer. breaking and entering; Mary
Elizabeth Sanders. larceny; Will
burn Sherman, larceny; Babe
Buckncr, J. ID. Glover and Charles
Fisher. breaking and entering
Burgan and James Hobson. lar
ceny.
In the court this morning So
. i:cjsor c. o. Rulings prayed toi
Indictment in the case OF John Llv,
| ipgslon. convicted Of breaking ano
entering at the October term. Ar
aupeal from Z to 10 year sen
tencc on the part Of the defendant
was dismissed by the supreme
court. Judge Johnston ordered Cht
d -
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WALL ST. BROKERS'
HOUSE SUSPENDED

NEW YORK. March 8. (uP)--
The firm of Richard Whitney &
Co.. long regarded as one OF the
most influential Of Wall Street
brokerage houses. today was Sus-
pended from the stock exchange
for insolvency.
Figures of the assets and liabili-
ties were not made known nor did
the exchange specify the nature
of the business conduct charges it
is investigating. 1t was indicated
that the charges involved three of
seven partners.
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WASH LANCE'S
PROLIFIC CORN
HISTORY TOLD
T. E. Osborne Gives Rise
of Strain; Brought Here
From Rutherford
By T. E. OSBORNE

My good friend, Noah HoIIo-
we'll saws, wait a Minute and
| think ne means TO stop and wait
long enough TO get started IN the
RIGHT direction to do something
worth while. either in growing
corn or any other crops. He does
not write long winded articles,
but what he writes shows ne has
a keen interest in the welfare OF
the farming people.
Seeing Mr.. HollOwclPS articles
of the SO-called Wash Lance pro
life. | decided to tell what
knew of it.
More than 80 years ago, | got
this seed corn. large single ear
ed variety from NJ. d. Barnett,
He called it his Big Deep Grain
ed Red Cob" variety. He had got
ten this corn from Allen Hawkins,
prominent farmer Of the Shaws
Greek VALLEY, grandfather Of the
present Allen Hawkins. The corn
was originally brought from
Rutherford county by Mr.. Ilaw-
kinS.
f0r p "UHOtt OIL Gears se'e g
ed tne nSS1 iooNi"G ears iIo'H Ihe
corn cri2 al p.anIinE tlh't' No'
knowing Il was possible 10 chaN&o
it 10 prolific, until | read some
of the Writings, and heard lee
lures of Prof. W. +. Massey OF
Raleigh, one OF the greatest aGrl'
cultural teachers N"''h 'af"!"'"
7 had ittic correspondence
with him also. and by carefully
following his instructions for sev.
eral wears. I succeeded in making
| it prolific enough so tina. q larger
percent Of the stalks would bean
two good ears.
Mont Britain got seed frOw
the Osborne prolific.
I feel we'll repaid for any tim,
and effort spent in trying 10 i'm,
prove this corn. Perhaps Others
who have been growing this var,
! lCty have improved 1t some.
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FINED ANYWAY

NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 8. (UP)
A driver not in his vehicle when
it runs wild can't be held account
able for reckless driving, record
cr's court held today after brew
erv truck which Paul V. Tilloy
crankcd in gear hit an automobile.
But Tilloy was fined $3.50 for not
havmp. q drivers license. ...
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H. M. LIE COMFY HILL
ON MAILING CHAN
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himself with the dc'a.s
case. -:
Mr.. LcConcy and NJ +,
have made their home u. 4.
about Il year during .'1 !,
he has been active in 'n ,r :;
and civic life Of the ,. CON-.
and is the district IrN'','"
of a large oil concern
Texas has spent >|'.'.,
for highway constructor"
last 10 years. ~
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p MRS RAYMOND PACE

The curb market building in
IlnndcrSonvillc i located on hin2
,r"t in the busy section Of thc
+nyn The Henderson County
Ta mc,s Mutual Curb Market from
! its small beginning IL years ago,
when it started sales from the side
wall; has grown continuously, UNI
| Ill now when it has Il new and
comfortable home. !, has been p;
praat institution for farmers and
Truckers who have SOLD their prod
ucts in large quantities without
difficulty.
I The curb market is owned and
operated by farmers, who sell Their
produce three mornings Il week in
summer and .obScrvc 4 winter
schedule of two mornings week.
They retail their products. The
curb market has never engaged IN
the wholesale business. This clint
mates the old-time custom Of house
toulouse peddling.
Each person does MS own sell
inc but all persons must sell at
the price posted by the manager.
All produce is guaranteed To be
strictly fresh and this guarantee
must be backed By the sellers. The
manager posts the prices which
are in keeping with similar pro
ducc sold by the local stores.
The people who own shares in
the curb market have their annual
business meeting the first Of each
wear and hear the annual reports
read by the secretary and treas
urcr. They elect five capable per-
sons from among then members TO
be the board of control for the
year. This board attends to busl-
ness matters for the market and
appoints the manager. The man
apcr has an office in the market
and serves the customers and sell
crs by giving them change. selling
paper bags, and collecting the
commission paid by the sellers.
SALES LAST YEAR
WERE OVER $4,000
By means of the small commits
sion paid by the sellers, the large
lot has been paid for; also the
new modern building has been
erected and paid for. Each year
some Improvement is added to the
building. The total sales by the
curb market for the year 1887
exceed $4,000.
There arc about 100 producers
marketing their products all at the
same time under the same roof.
This gives wonderful variety of
goods. This variety of goods found
in the curb market is uneXcclled.
There arc fresh and staple vege-
tables, canned goods, cakes, can.
dies. pies, fruits, fresh and canned
meats, namely. fresh pork, lamb,
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novitch Bukharin. onct'nl
apparent to Lenin." aiIcgee
ted the wholesale aSsassi1'.
Soviet leaders.
In Il thin, piping voice u
feared official Of the dread
and Amazon Of the bloody
Der revolution of Iyl"
scornfully to Bukhana
stormily denied the as,a's
plot.
Nine. Nakovlcya, f9
former commisar Of tiraf4
that in the early day, Of J
vism's rule She was q mem
the cleft communists He41
Bukharin and that they 4
in collaboration with The q
revolutionarirs To oycIsl.o
colai I.cnin vino held I'lS1
highest trust.
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DEEDS FILL
Activity in the Real
tate Market in d.
Last Week

William \. Howard. &.
General Realty Co. .o' /.
mont subdivision.
J. II. Lamp!cy, @, ux. Il
Egcrton. ct uX. > lois. vi
subdivision.
Henry d. Green. ct gI "
Statlcr HudginS, 10, >. RI
subdivision.
Ruby Dunagan. q N. q
Edwards. ct viz. lot Il. .
Chestnut Hills SubdiyI.5or
W. +. Davis. Sheriff, ..
Malonev Harvey. ! ua@,
dcrsonvillc.
Florida and Nol'F i
Company. Inc, to 0,.
Howe, . tracts. HcndcE~r
jefferson Standard Liz
ancc Co., to Herman Tgr
Seventh avenue east.
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hose made before.

those made before"
The chairman is now in Clare
mont, Fla. Yesterday he authOriZ-
cd publication Of a letter he sent
to Maverick on February IS rcit-
Grating his charges and saying, in
effect, that he would not resign
bccausc that would be an admis-
sion that all is well within the
agency. Instead, he said, he in
tends to press for an inquiry.
MIR. Roosevelt entered the pic
tm.c publicly for the first time on
last Friday when he released q
long statement from the other
directors which made various
charges against the chairman and
concluded by suggesting he re-
sign.
The IVA act empowers the
chief executive to fire any iva
official guilty of violating the
merit system. An official also can
be removed by congressional pas
sage of concurrent resolution,
based on proven charges. This
would be tantamOunt to impeach-
ment.
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TUFTS COLLEGE PHOTOS

MEDFORD, Mass. (UP)-A
24-ycar picture record Of Tufts
college life includes 10000 pho
tographs, ali taken by Prof. Mel
Vile S. Munro as hobby,
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ALLIGATORS UNHAPPY"

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
March s. (UP)-Three alligators,
winch were believed unhappy" in
Their home at the Worcester
Mass, zoo, were returned to THEN
hatiVe haunts deep in the Ever
glades yesterday. Zoo director
harry {. Parker sent them back
mere after nine years because
they appeared unhappy"
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which amounted to 50 bushels,
and all the fcrtilizing this field
had was blowing under a crop OF
lespede2a and one bag Of COM
plete fertilizer.
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C1IRR MARKET PROSPEROUS
FROM TL7NE. PRODUCTS FIRST
Sold HERE FROM SIDEWALKS
T,;J Business Of zoe Last Year; Farmers Enjoy
Contacts With Visitors
TUESDAY, MARCH .

( veal. beef and dressed poultry.
Only one person is allowed to
b, ing fresh meats on any one mar
kpt day. The number Of that per
:cn'S table is posted ny the man.
! ac,ur, which makes it easy for the
, customer to find tn" meat. All
sellers are allowed t. sell dressed
poultry at any time. No live fowls
are allowed inside the market.
3 Beautiful wooden buttons, buc-
klcs. wall decorations, and artistic
notions may be found in the curb
market. The woven rugs and hand
BAGS arc one OF the great attrac-
tons Of the market.
FLOWER DISPLAY ONE OF
GREATEST ASSETS
The wonderful display of flow
crs shown and offered for sale by
the growers of Henderson county
has become one Of its greatest as
sets. MANY tourists and people
passing through have heard Of the
curb market, which has become
widely known for its flowers, and
they come to the curb market just
to sec and to buy bulbs and flow
crs. All varieties OF flowers are
sold. from the tiny pot plant to the
gorgeous shrub. There are all va
lieties of beautiful cut flowers IL
summer and dried flowers and
green decorations in winter. Even
miniature indoor gardens made III
small attractive bows for table
decorations are sold extensively IN
winter. especially during the holl-
dav season. In spring all varieties
of plants and shrubs are available
from the producers of the curb
market.
FARMERS ENJOY MEETING
WITH TOURISTS
The producers Of the curb mar
ket not only meet more of the
people in their own county and
town but they meet and mlngle
with people from all parts Of the
United States and even some from
outside the United States. There
fore they are not only helped
financially by the curb market but
they have an opportunity to meet
folks and learn facts about all
parts of the country.
Nothing has helped Henderson,
Vile and Henderson county more
than the curb market. The pro-
ducers and consumers are justly
proud Of it. Many visitors to Hen
Jacksonville have purchased small
farms within the past few years in
order to enjoy the farm life at
mospherc here. Some of these stay
here for the summer and go else
where for the winter. However,
many prefer to stay all the year
and engage in the interesting farm
activities.
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SNIs1O s1fNNs0 " Tut NIINIII.
SAY NO IVA INQUIRY
COMING THIS SESSION

Norris plans to conft' with
other senators on the quetion Of
an inquiry although it his been
said semi-officially that tire will
be none at this session.
In addition to the Norris reso-
hutton, inquisitorial measues have
been introduced by Senabr Will
liam H. King, d., Utah, Senator
H. Styels Bridges, r., n. J., Rep
reScntativc Bertrand H. Sell, r.,
n. y, and Representative Maury
Maverick, d., Tex.
Smell, who is the housGminor-
ity leader, took up the issl be yes
terday with the statemct that
congress mo longer can qerlook
Dr.. Morgan's charges of lisbon
csty in the Twas bushes al
fairs" Norris countered tat the
charges were AL bunk-ist like
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Nearly 100 vessels were under
construction in Japan at the be-
ginning of this year.
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The day for one-crOp farming
here has gone by. Cotton is king
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The coolest here this winter
was 8 above Just one night. Most
of the season it has ranged from
25 to 70 above-no winter at all.
There has not been enough snow
to make one snow ball.
Evening star., 1938-03-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER touring sedan, 1895: deep
maroon fnish and Scotch twist upholstery
show no wear; tires practically new and
IKE new mechanically; previous owners
Lee D. Butler. Inc, 1l37 18th st.
STUDEBAKER President land cruiser,
l03b. An automobile that is really difier-
en-. en-. Its streamlined body, finished with
tne pest upholstery and finest appoint
ments, has every appearance of a new car
Ihe finest Studebaker builds, S557, Lee
u: Butler Inc. 1l37 18th st.
TERRAPLANE super 1887 Victoria coupe;
has radio, electric hand, auto clutch, hill
holder; cost S992 new; only few months
old, and our price. S5a7; owners name on
request. and Butler-Bonded Lee D. Butler,
Inc, 1877 18th st.
WILLYS 1887 coupe, de luxe well kept;
VIII take S25 for my equity, If interested.
Evening star., 1938-03-02
PROPOSALS.

PROCUREMENT DIVISION. PUBLIC
Buildings Branch, Washington. D. c., Feb
ruary 21. 193S.-Sealed bids in duplicate
subject to the conditions of Bulletin No.
81 frevised). Of the Federal Emergency
Administration of Public Works. will be
March g, 1898, for new parking area,
etc. at the United States National 1nsti-
ing and specifications not exceeding one
set. may be obtained at this office in the
discretion of the Assistant Director of
Procurement. Public Buildings Branch.
w E. REYNOLDS. Assistant Director.
PROCUREMENT VISION. PUBLIC
buildings Branch. washington. p. c.. Feb.
be publicly opened in tds this once 's at 70 m M.
Mar. IL. 1898, for remodeling electric
operators for one set OF four-fold doors at
the City P. O., Washington. D. c.. Draw
inss and Specifications. not exceeding one
set, may be obtained from this otiice in the
discretion OF the Assistant Director of Pro-
curement. Public Buildings Branch W. E.
REYNOLDS Assistant Director. mh2, 3d.
Evening star., 1938-03-02
FARMS FOR RENT.

Is ACRES ON BAY-5-ROOM HOUSE,
outbuildings for poultry and live stock Un-
excelled bathing beach, fishing and ducking.
Rent, S25. Opposite Annapolis Box 29a-L,
Star. %
Evening star., 1938-03-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK small S-cylinder convertible coupe,
super de luxe model; owned since new by
Brazilian Emoassy sest low mssEs
1921 Conn. Clev. 8401.
BUICK 1885 model A. sedan, .S425; a
better Buick buy. Get behind the wheel
of ns s ns oas asnstde Md
aisRs Whipcord ue uphhoisters; 'A GOOD tires dual
vase Wpsss see sna soday snads fo
Windridge & Handy. 2015 North Moore St.,
Rosslyn, Va. Walnut 1902. Clarendon 1850.
1s Sh model Sao IS s0sDs 1as sranf g ssss
are in excellent condition: fully Euarsn-
steG; st. NV sef5 Decatur s sss6. a0'Os' l'9 -'A
CHEVROLET 1894 master 4-door sedan;
de tses ss sSsh ST. XIV sh District s4
finish is perfect, has good tires, upholstery
clean. good motor: youo wont nnd =
one f1sa Il !Ss only pre
CHEVROLET master de luxe coupe, 1895;
radio and heater. and like new throughout.
Had very careful owner name on reauestl
Lee b. Butter. Inc. iis7 18th ST. St.
little car for only S149; s4 down, bal
$s9 isfn mo- aOd n no indorsers. Logan Motor Co..
CHEVROLET 1898 coupe. II you want a
car with new paint and tires, at . whole
ntor sale price re q Sl5S here it Is at LSgan aH
CHEVROLET coach, 1885. 1925; small
down payment. Low monthly payments
can be arranged to suit responsible buyer.
CHEVROLET 1884 2-door touring sedan.
You'll shop long and far to flnd its equal
beige finish. Persian red trim; fiber seat
covers. tires are practically new An at
tractive looking car that will reflect credit
on its owner in any gatherine Of automo
biles. See it at once. WTLYS WASH
INGTON. NC. 1855 18th st. NV. Re-
public 1910. Open ewes.
CHEVROLET 1897 master de luxe coupe,
6uiit-in f,,1n tn Iadio $3.50 also 1897 msster de
MILEAGE and new-car condition. Fully
guaranteed; terms. Barnes Motors, 1923
14th ST. NV. Decatur 1890.
CHEVROLET late 1884 master de luxe
coupe; excellent condition: must sell for
best oner TO settle other obligations. Mr..
Evening star., 1938-03-02
FARMS WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE

MARYLAND FARM. 25 MILES FROM
D. c: Small cash payment, S35 mo. Full
details. Box 264-L, Star
Evening star., 1938-03-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

oWasr car aiven the best bf Of care % b. former inner
ike n.ns any s9d d.@
9nstTation; 93 .s337. Lee D. Butler. Inc.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe four-door sedan:
tas ss used ss; one oVner meyer fer
s%9r:srs. % s; Al Logan Motor Co.. o. 18TH and md
PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door trunk sedan.
ter%s Bsrnes % s Mosors Sa 17sa 1sth ST. w.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de. luxe 2-door trunk
d-door touring sedan. $4sb;. 1885 de luxe luxe
.so ssan T.h esdS eonp sRs
terms. Barnes Motors. 1929 l4th st. NV
PLYMoUTHs-.32s to '36s. SAY to S4P7:
al models; all types. II you want a
est prices in our history@must have ~ the the
space for new Studebakers on way from
1i:sHry; fiaG y,.t Lee 6 D. Buffers Bargain Annex
PONTIAC 1887 FOUR sedan. 6-cyI;
gray; Dept. Agriculture executive car.
marvellous condition; real bargain, $713.
e., sse Mr.. Flood, dealer. 1921 Conn. clev.
PONTIAC 1898 cream 6-cyl. convertible
coupe; black top. red leather upholstery.
snappy model; well broken in; S996. See
Mr.. Flood. dealer. 1921 Conn. Clev. s4O1.
fONlLAC 1888 pelge S-cyl. 4-door SEDAN;
trunk. radio. heater. de luxe equip; very
carefully driven; defroster; 1895. See Mr..
Flood. dealer. 1921 Conn. Clev. s401.
PONTIAC 1887 de luxe coupe. S-cyl {;
green; cared for like new; $685.. See Mr..
Flood. dealer. 1921 Conn. Clev. s401.
PONTIAC 1898 de luxe sport coupe, rumble
seat. knee action. synchromesh, twin horns.
tail-lights, sun visors driven carefully by
Govt. ofdcial; q steal at S497; any car
in trade. Logan Motor. 1Sth and M NV.
PONTIAC 1887 de luxe 6-cylinder coupe;
driven 5000 miles. For quick sale S575.
Columbia 61S6-M. Dealer.
STUDEBAKER 1884 President sedan; large
trunk; motor and rubber very good spot
less interior reduced to S275; excellent
transportation at this low price Packard
washington Motor Car Co., Gath. M and N
sts NV. Republic 0145. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1938-03-02
AUTO PARTS.

USED PARTS AND TIRES for cars and
trucks. Lowest prices in town. Sun Motor
Co, 955 Fla. ave. NV. Decatur O35S. %
Evening star., 1938-03-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

sIX-RooM BRICK COTTAGE. MAIDS S
$50 mo t1rnished m aea So tie'i mo- untuTnshed
423l 24th st. north. Arlington. D. NJ.
RADCLIFFE. Natl. $50 Ext. 170S. ~
1872 N. UTAH ST, ARLINGTON-9
rooms, baths, center hall; all rooms pri-
vate: new hot-water heating system, new
baths; newly decorated: arranged for -.
families. Rent. S15. Walnut 1868. APP
ply ] l46 N Utah ST %
Evening star., 1938-03-02
AUCTION SALES.
DAM A. WEsCHLER g. SON. Auctioneers.
Future.


ADAM A. WEscHLER s, SON. Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC. SOLD AT
PPTBLIC NC AUCTION. Jet pFo FOB STORAGE
March 10. 1898. commencing at Q am.
and continuing thereafter on "Wednesday,
sell by public auction, at Adam A. Wesch-
Ter g. Son, 9l5 St. NV. to enforce our
stored in the names OF Mrs Lillian Hall.
Mrs: r; Murray. L. P. Msttinsiy and Mrs.
ARRo% 51afs s!SsPAs6 SsisEsss6 fRR4SsfoSE1T5oS
THos. J. OWEN 8 SON, ,Aycr1oNEERs'
TRUSTEES 81 sALE eye a =, SxkMEgAgLE I'M;
sS2%fSsS srAh I'll ELEVENTH sTErzf e.
recorded in .Liber No. 6119, folio 4:5, ct
Of the snd records Of the District }b.
secured. thereby. the undersigned trustee
will sell at puble snetion & IL front Of 1hs
PA7 3E eAhsa odEock AP lsSf Tie At PoHR
deserted land and premises. situate in the
sssl in John +. RothaeTt's subdivision ot
square numbered Nine hundred and eighty
once OF the surveyor Tor the DISTRICT OF
Columbia in Liber % At folio 131, except
tho part described as follows: Beginning
at the Southesss corner Of said l9,
line Of said lot so feet; thence north
10 feet thence east 30 feet to the east
line Of said lot; thence south along said
east line 10 feet to the place OF beginning;
known for taxation and assessment pur-
poses as lot Eight hundred and hfty-one
(S51 in square numbered Nine hundred
and eighty three t9S3) together with the
Improvements thereon. consisting Of q two
| story brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase
money to be, paid in cash, balance in two
two years with interest at fve per centum
per annum. payable semi-annually. from
day OF sale, secured by first deed Of trust
upon the property sold. or all cash. at
the option Of the purchaser. A deposit OF
$4,000 will be required at time Of sale.
All conveyancing, recording. etc. at cost
| Of purchaser. Terms OF sale to be com
piled with within 30 days from day of sale,
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser after nve DAYS
paper, published IN Washington; D: G., or
feitlng deposit trustee may avail itself OF
any legal or equitable rights against de-
| faulting purchaser.
NATIONAL SAVINGS
IL TRUST COMPANY.
BY H. PRESCOTT GALLEY,
Trustee.
tSeal) Attest:
e. PERC1VAL WILSON,
f.oA da,ds.xsr
Evening star., 1938-03-02

SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.
and b. ami, to be newly papered; gar; j
a.: squares to bus schools, etc: make
offer to buy, trade. rent. SPRINGFIELD
= places; ST $50 ca; easy terms; l a.:
reduced. N. E. RYON CO., 1916 N. Y. ave
Evening star., 1938-03-02
AUCTION SALES.

TO BE SOLD AT -AUcTIoN-FORD VIC
toria, engine No. 247193, for storage and
repairs on March ., 1898. EICHBERG
AUCTION SALES. INC.
Evening star., 1938-03-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

town district: 12-room house with restau-
rant. Six-room bungalow, approximate
10000 square feet in lots Excellent To-
Shepherd 26lG
GENERAL STORE AND DWELLING,
good condition located on State road; easy
terms w. F. LONGMORE. Ridge S..
Marys County. Md. Great Mills 4F-G
lO0-CAR CAPACITY. MODERN GARAGE
Near Dupont Circle. Good chance for
an active man. MR.. PRICE. Columbia
3436-J