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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-16
STAR PARADE
MARKS INQUIRY
ON SMUGGLING
Jury Hears Celebrities
In Chaperau Case

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-A pass
ing show Of celebrities Of stage,
screen and radio passed before the
Federal Grand Jury yesterday to
tell what they knew about Albert
N. Chaperau, indicted friend Of
everybody in Hollywood, and
struggled jewelry.
The famous names who told
their stories were Sally Eilers. who
reached stardom in 1882 in bad
Girl; Sophie Tucker, who's been
a headliner since vaudeville's hey
day; Jack Pearl, teller of tall tales
on the radio, and Colette d'Arville,
French opera soprano.
ALL KNEW HIM
What they said behind closed
doors was sealed in the secret
records of the Grand Jury. but
outside they all denied to news
papermen that they had bought
any struggled gems from Chap
erau. They said they had met
him-and that was all.
TITS all right with me what
they say outside" commented AS
sistant United States Attorney Jo-
seph L. Delaney, in charge of the
investigation that began with a
raid on the Park Avenue home OF
Mrs. Elma Lauer, wife of Supreme
Court Justice Edgar J. Lauer.
Miss EilerS, who came to New
York two weeks ago ito see some
snow" was cloSeted with Delaney
for three-quarters of an hour be-
fore she was taken before the
grand jury.
JUST A mice GIRL"
Miss Tucker, accompanied by q
lawyer, was huffy while she
awaited the call before the investi-
gators. When she had testified,
she was more cordial.
II saw Chaperau in Ben Mar
den's Riviera" she said. Il
guess they wanted me before
the grand jury because I'm a
nice girl
Pearl said he met Chaperau
three and a half years ago and
took him to be kind and hos
pitable man" but never bought
anything from him."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-16

Tune in ON Tony Wakeman every
afternoon ON Station VOL for the
SPORTS Page of the Air listen to
Wakeman's special sports t-Oadcast
every evening at p. m. . and
read the Patters' n NcwsPaP .Ss. f fOr
Home Delivery Service.
Have you a toy. gift, doll for
some child not well situated this
Christmas? Then telephone ME. 4l41
and q Premier Cab will collect for the
sOred by the Patterson Newspapers
Station VOL and LOeW's Theaterg.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-16

Large comb, brush -
and mirror; also two OK
pow d er jars. with " aVV
chrome and gilt with
cameo center.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-16
Three Join Staff
To Fiqht Blindness

The National Society for the
Prevention Of Blindness yesterday
added three more members to its
new nursing advisory committee.
They are Miss Naomi DeutSch, d.
rector of public health nursing,
Children's Bureau; Miss Pearl Nc
liver, Public Health Service, and
Miss Elinor D. Gregg, director Of
nursing, Office of Indian Affairs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-16
Seven Persons Slain
In Mexican RiOtinQ

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 16 UN.S.1
Seven persons we're dead today &C
San Salvador Acajete. victims of
street rioting when two opposing
factions of agrarians clashed.
Fifty agrarians fought up and
down the streets of the town, IN
the State of Vera Cruz before fed
eral troops restored order.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19
TRAVEL SHORTS PREPARED BY
INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN TRAVEL
400, 900 Bottles OF Wine Given

4OV,VUU ttOIt1cS VI VINO u1VC0
Every year at the Paris Trade
Fair held in May, visitors are given
free bottle of Chablis, Pommard.
or Vouvray wine, and some years as
many as 100000 bottles S are thus
distributed.
Madeira For Wild Flowers
There are seven hundred species
of wild flowers growing on the Ma
deira Islands, many of them found
nowhere else in the world or only
in the West Indies.
Poland's Riviera
Cdynia, the miracle port on the
Baltic, is not only a busy harbor,
but the seashore playground of
Poland; her Riviera, whose esplan-
ade is crowded with tourists.
NOrway's COastline
Counting indentations and sinuo5-
tiles the coastline Of Norway mea-
ocean strand that would stretch
half way around the world.
Wordswcrthshire
The English Lake District is the
widest, grandest excursion region
of England, a region Of thirty-five
square miles, which because of it's
association with the poet, is some
times called Wordsworfnghire.
The BCOkman's Paradise
The bookman's paradise is Leip-
zig, Germany, where there are over
a thousand publishers and shops de-
voted to the trade, and where books
have been the chief manufacture
for 200 yeras.
Paying Tie Piper
Along the highways in the Tros-
sachs of Scotland, tourists will find
many a minstrel who will play
lively tune on his bagpipes for a
An Oasis OF Date Palms
Marrakech, the largest city of
Morocco, at the base of the snow
capped Atlas mountains, is sur
rounded by an oasis of one hundred
thousand date palms.
The Home Of COpernicus
Torun in Poland is the birthplace
of Copernicus the great astronomer.
The charming old city has erected
statue to his memory and visitors
may enter the home he had 400
years ago.
Castle OF The Merry Old Soul
At the old Roman town of Col
chester, in Essex, England, tradi-
ton places the castle of "Old King
Cole'' of the nursery rhyme. Many
Americans visit the 18th century
castle every year because it has the
largest keep of any castle in Eng
land.
The Wink OF The Hello Girl
At the hint of any delay over the
telephone in Sweden, the Swedish
operator says not "Just a minute"
but I'm the wink of an eye" and
the system works as quietly as that.
Girls For Golfing
1t is one of the attractions Of
Scotland to golfers that the caddy
is usually a young and good looking
Scottish lassie who follows the play
er round the course
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19
ROAD NOTICE FOR VIEW
AND HEARING

Whereas, Charles woodward and
others have petitioned the Morgan
County Commissioners for establish
ing of q road beginning at q point In
Fraction. Section 81, Marion Town
ship. Morgan County, on the town.
ship road known as the Doy1es Hale
road, and near the, residence on the
Edna Morris farm. occupied by VIII
liam Swab. then in southwesterly
direction through lands Of Edna A.
Norris. A. L. Swab. J. II. Woolmau
and Charles Woodward, in Fraction
Section a.: thence in q southwesterly
direction through lands Of Charles
and Irene woodward. Section 33, and
joining County Road No SO. at a point
near residence Of Charles and Irene
woodward. distance Of approximate
ly 3-4 mile, said road to be thirty
feet wide.
Date of viewing fixed for May %.
1888, at 900 p. M, and final hearing
fixed for May 81, 1898. at 1000 a. m.
CHESTER S. STRONG.
19m2 Auditor, Of Morgan County.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19

Mrs. Nora Daugherty of Cleveland,
came Saturday to the Daugherty
home, near here. Mrs. Daugherty
will remain for the summer. but
the others returned to their home
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Stanley of
Akron, were guests from Friday un-
til Sunday of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Shaner.
Clifford Dougan has bought the
farm Of the late George Carr, from
the heirs.
Mrs. Olive Diehl, daughter Joan,
of Chesterhill, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Orin Abel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Syril Hotchkiss and
daughter of London spent Saturday
night and Sunday at George Ben
jamin's. Estel Dawson and family
were Saturday evening visitors at
the Benjamin home.
Harold Miller has gone to New
Jersey, where he has employment.
Mrs. Anna Miller spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Racie Cod
dard, and family, Of West Virginia
Clifford Dougan and family visit
ed his mother, Mrs. w. s. Dougan,
at Memorial hospital, Marietta, Sat.
urday. They found herN condition
the best OF any time since her oper-
Clifton James spent Thursday
night with his friend Floyd Loom
is of Malta route, and attended the
track meet at McConnelsville, Fri.
day.
Mrs. Edith Harkins OF Pennsville
spent part OF last week at the Paul
Wells home.
School Houses Sold
James Boyd has purchased the
Goshen school house and will tear
It down and use the lumber in re.
building home that was recently
destroyed by lre.
| ]. r. Best purchased the West
Liberty school house, Saturday, and
VIII raze It. These two school houses
being gone. just leaves memory Of
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19
Westland

Latest word from John Miller
who was so badly hurt while work
ing at Union City, N. j., is he is
resting as we'll as can be expected;
although suffering quite a lot OF
pain. Friends and relatives are
making him post card shower,
May %. Address all mail to John
Clark avenue, Weehawken, N. J:
Mr.. Miller is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Miller. His many friends
are hoping for speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ethel BENJAMIN returned to
her home Tuesday, after spending
the last II weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Harry Lindimore, of Malta.
Mrs. Lindimore and Charles Martin
accompanied her home, and will
stay a while at the Benjamin home.
Mrs. BENJAMIN is slowly improving
in health.
Mrs. Florence Harris spent Sat
urday with her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Best, at Malta.
Sunday visitors were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Greathouse and Robert Tig-
nor at Thomas TignOr's, near White
Cottage; Mrs. Merle Wells, children
Robert and Hope, at Elbert Will
sons, Pennsville: Harold Harris
and family at Frank Miller's; Mr..
ana MRS. Cnarle6 Kay ana D6Dy, aL
Russell James,; Clyde Best and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Best, son
Bobby, Of Malta. at Carlos Harris;
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Berry at Jas.
Harris; Frank Davis OF Elliott at
Al. M. Hummel's; Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Boyd at John Boyd's near Liberty
church. ,s
Orin and Henry Abel have re-
ceived word that their uncle, El-
mer Abel, Of Parkersburg, had su4s
fered e stroke Of paralysis, hast
Miss Mslvina Danehertv ana
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19

to rest--to await Gods call in that
bright eternal morn.
Our eyes are blinded with tears
as we now journey down life's path
way alone. Never again will we see
her as she was in this life. "Flesh
and blood cannot inherit the king
dom OF Cod" Neither are we given
in marriage. But in that "Land Of
pure delight" we believe there will
be a recognition OF kindred spirits,
and we hope to meet again. Low
ing companion of my life, the years
of your pilgrimage on earth are
ended. Farewell dear El1a.-Silas
Thorla.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19

Where The Dollar Mark Started
American visitors at Gibraltar re-
member that the United States dol
lar sign-$-is derived from an
old Phoenician coin stamped with
the two Pillars of Hercules with q
scroll about them. Myth placed
these pillars at Gibraltar.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19
Morgan County Democrat Ohio Thursday May

the days past and gone. Happy
memories to some that can never
be replaced.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-19

Miss Melyine Dangherty and
brother Joe Earl. OF Indiana, and
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-09-23
Popular Matron
Returns To
DR.. EIougl,' $ Office

Friends of Mrs. Dorothy jefferson
will be pleased to learn that after an
extended rest, she is now able to
resume her work as office assistant
to DR.. G. Stanley Hough of 729 w.
Fifth st. DR.. Hough's many patients
have been made happy by her return.
Dr.. Hough is now one of the most
prominent physicians of the city and
citizen Dayton is proud to possess.
Since being in our midst he has taken
quite an active part in the civic af-
fairs of the city. He is a member of
the N. A. A. G.. r, and the Dayton
Youth Movement. 1t has also been
his pleasure to address, groups from
time to time concerning subjects
vital to health.
Mrs. Hough's presence has also
meant much. She has diligently
worked in her capacity as register
ed nurse and is willing and prepared
at a moments notice to efficiently
attend those in need of her services,
or address any group upon subjects
of interest to them.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-09-23
ALPHA KAPPA
ALPHA

Mrs. Lucie Taylor Of South Euclid
Avenue was hostess on Saturday
afternoon to Beta Eta Omega Chap
ter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
in their initial meeting of the Fall.
The meeting was social in nature,
the Sorors exchanging experiences Of
the summer spent in study and
travel. One realizes that Alpha Kap--
pa Alpha women certainly will be
much better prepared for the years
work as it was found that they had
studied at Columbia university, Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, Wittenberg,
Miami University, Western Reserve
and Cincinnati University.
Four games of bridge were enjoy
ed with Evelyn Lee Crawford, Viola
Lewis Walters and Sara Swan Ellis
holding high scores for prizes. Dainty
refreshments were served and much
Of Ye Ole Alpha Kappa Alpha spirit
was revived as Sorors joined in
group singing with Annabelle Carter
at the piano.
Basileus Zella Richardson presided
in a short meeting and Sofors pledg-
ed themselves to bigger and better
year for Alpha Kappa Alpha.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-09-23
LINDEN CENTER

Registration for fall activities at
Linden Center is now in progress and
the enollment is already greater than
this same time for last fall Girls
are registering for classes and clubs
in addition to athletic teams. Field
hockey and field ball teams are be-
inc formed for fall outdoor activities
and classes are being arranged to
teach the girls these games. Al touch
football league Of four teams under
the direction Of Bill Bailey, former
Roosevelt star and all city back for
two years, is playing q regular
schedule and will represent Linden
IN the Playground league. Regular
schedule Of classes in the gymnasium
will be announced at later date.
Tentative schedule for the balance
Of the month of September has the
gym available for men on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday nights and
ladies on Tuesday and Thursday
nights. Boxing classes are being
held on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday nights under the direction Of
Bobby Stewart and boys are begin
ming preparation for the Golden
Gloves. Children and adults are urg-
ed to register for clubs or classes and
to suggest new classes that may be
formed.
The members Of Miami View are
scheduled to entertain the Toledo
golf club on this Sunday. Toledo
was scheduled to appear earlier this
year but had to cancel at the last
minute. They (Toledo) held an ex-
cellent tournament on last Sunday,
but none Of the local boys were able
to win any of the numerous prizes.
The Lincoln Lunch softbail team
met at Linden Center on Wednesday
night to receive the trophy for win
ming the championship of the Linden
Center league. The sponsor, Mr..
Make, Manager Of the Lincoln Lunch
Room received the trophy and adj
journed to the lunch room where a
lovely dinner was served the team.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-09-23
Progressive Club In
Membership Drive

CINCINNATI - The Progressive
Political Club met Monday night,
September II, at the home of Mrs.
Marion Hubbard. Because Of the
membership campaign which is IN
progress the club is meeting once
every week. The regular meetings
were held twice a month but now all
members are requested to be present
at every meeting because OF lmpor-
tant plans that are discussed every
week. The membership is still on
the up-swing showing that Mr..
Brown is putting forth every effort
to make this drive a success. A cen
tral committee is being planned com
nosed of two members from each OF
the allied clubs in the county. Inc
goal Of having the largest CLUB IN
Ohio is expected to be reached by the
middle Of october. All prospective
members will be governed by an
oath, pledging loyalty to the ciuo
and also to adhere to the club pohcy
and program. -
Mrs. Marion Hubbard Pfes.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-09-23
YWCA NEWS

The Membership Campaign got
under way Monday night with good
start. Miss Wynema Coleman the
general chairman and Mrs. Gussie
Goodnight the assistant outlined in
detail the final plans for the cam ;
paign and the workers We're given
their mateials, after which light re-
freshments were served.
The workers for each team will be
announced next week. The teams
represent several of tns churches
Leaders are Mrs. Thelma Richardson,
Mrs. Dovie Barr, Mrs. Flora 3.
Green, Miss Exine Prear, Mrs. Lowe
Gay, Mrs. Heard, Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. q. Roberts, Mrs. Georgia Hub
bard, Miss Elgertha Jones, MRS.
Ruth Campbell, Mrs. Cora Gardner,
others will be added.
The report meetings will be Mon
day, September 26, Wednesday !,
September 28, Friday, September 3o.
The meetings will start promptly AZ
$50 p. M. with supper followed
by a short program and the reports.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-09-23

ssssss s-ss.s<e,

The Chicago Bears, consistently
one of the strongest teams in the
National Professional league and
winners Of the Western Division
championship last fall, who the Col
ored All Stars are called on to stop
Friday night at Soldier Field, Chi.
cago. Virtually all of the Bears are
pictured, except Bronko,. Nagurski
who is devoting his time to profess
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-09-23
H Q J.

Bell, Del Bjork, George ! Musso.
Frank Bausch, Milt frost, Ed
Manske, Henry Hammond, Sam
Francis, John Doehring and Luke
Johnsos.
Front Row: Joe Stydahar, Gene
Ronzani, Ray Noting, Bernie Ma
terson, Dan lfortmann, Beattie
Feathers. Jack Manders, Bronko
Nagurski. Keith Molesworth, Joe
zeller and Ray Buivid. (ANP)
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-09-23

sional wrestling, will be seen in ac-
ton against the greatest group of
Negro gridsters ever assembled.
] Top low Red Grange, Dick plas-
man, George Wilson, Rus Thonp-
son, Frank Sullivan, Les Mcdonald
Red Conkright, Bill xarr, Pug Rent
ner, Andy Lotshaw and George
Corbett.
Middle Row: George Halas, Kay
Evening star., 1938-11-13
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THANKSGIVING SALE now on!
Buy 2 packages
this week

HOLIDAYS are RAISIN Days! And holidays
suggest the best. That means you'll want Sun
Maid worlds finest raisins.
See them on display THIS WEEK in your
grocery store, AND BUY AT LEAST TWO
PACKAGES for your Thanksgiving and other
holiday foods.
But be sure you get genuine S"n-Maid Raisins
Sun-Maids are more tender, plump, and meaty
and give that delicious holiday favor. Exclu
sive Sun-Maid methods assure unmatched clean
illness, too You can pour Sun maids straight
from the carton into your recipe mixtures,
See recipes below for luscious Thanksgiv-
ing Pie, and Turkey Dressing that simply
can't be beat. And now is the time to make
your Christmas Plum Pudding.
Get your supply of raisins this week. Say
"Sun-Maid" to your grocer, and look for the
Sun-Maid Girl on the package when you buy.
Evening star., 1938-10-22
THOS. ] OWEN & SON AUCTIONFERS.
143f EYE ST NV

gToE As shIE EAsHmEN4 as EysFvAHFE oSE
ES4TENsi1E ~ AN MODEM ,Ha FAc1L1f1Es ffg
9n1se For BUS gIx TERwNsL sTosEs asso orr7cz G1N
aNp sAsoHH1NE sFPy!cE s-hsE55oNH'
ALL KNOWN IS CO., TO 6l1 PENN
sx1yeS1A s1d 70 e. 4ysTRHE sTRE7 NoRTHWEsT NoRHE
2l6 TO %" SIXTH STREET NORTH
VEST WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF
Ry resdTded y5pi Of n fsta if5aD NO ees sc q oS @
49, 4al ct SEQ Of The LAND records Of the
sisred trustees will sell: at public anc,ioD. y
ToBER. "AG5 Ap 1sss sashNtF AT TWO NO oc1ocK
PM. the following described land, and
and sdes at hs as Fs bene e o
Of part 9f square 400 Per
ot the records Of the once of the surveyor
of the District, OF Columbia Also, orgi-
lot and md parts Of GTsna of Il. los
land described by metes and bounds as
follows Beginning at ia point ten. on pennsy
westerly from the southeastern corner of
said square and running thence north
e9sero o, ens and with The line
fa0nssq in ber folio " q s'ee the SoIafd
southwest corner OF lot DESIGNATED as
e. in said subdiivision: thenss east along
inc inches esI to the west line @ Of sixth street
thence north with said street 73 feet 10
t. henae the WeI sone 5e south n
corner tsf' 81 lot in es subdy 6 rhe
recorded s in in Liber w W. F.. :olio i47 T Of the the
said surveyors office records: thence fol,
lowins, the easterly boundary lines Of said
erly 6ns7 feet to the northerly line of
Southesstery sEs slons said line Of said ave,
point OF beeinnine. the described
land being designated on the records Of
E and r in SQUARE 46o Said sale is to
be made subject to certain lease covering
erms and other details Of Whch Lease
will be furnished at the time of sale.
TERMS OF SALE: one;fourth Of the
nee one two M .V three % and four Years. With Inter-
at pfE rom dsy of sae
BY first deed Of trust upon the property
sold or all cash dsrost at the PtSn 6%o o St M ,h
be required at time of sale All. con-
veyancing,- recording. etc at cost of our.
her a vn r3s 81 Says Ct sale front to dsv ss eSmpa 81 sa
otherwise the trustees reserve. the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost
of defaulting purchaser. after five days
advertisement. of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington D c.
JAMES j. BECKER,
ROBERT e p KREITER
Substituted Trustees in EQUITY
No 67.327. District Court Of
the United States for the
District Of Columbia.
Hogan & Harrison. Attorneys.
Colorado Building.
Washington. D. C.
se27 ,23-oc1 8, $40, II. Ia. 15. II. .1619.2O.
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Evening star., 1938-10-22
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

a first trust. as down payment on . home
in Va. AS 2 apts.: l now rented for $50
month Call Walnut 6442.
WILL TRADE MY EQUITY OF SO 900 m
Tilden Gardens 3-rm apt, for equity in .
small house or clear lot: total carrying
charges on my apt. is approximately $50
mo Dtstrict 2724
Evening star., 1938-10-22
CORPORATION Closing Out

Last = properties in this section at a sac
rifice Handsome 1O-rm. residence. acre Of
ground. in popular. restricted suburb. Price.
S6,500.
7-rm. house in excel. condition. MI,
h-wh: mr. bus and st. cars. u mi. from
center of city Price $4,000 terms. Call
Hvattsville 108 or Greenwood 2706 after
Evening star., 1938-10-22
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.

blind 25 decoys for rent. S125 per season
Phone Alexandria Il N3. 16 miles from
WASHINGTON. one mile from Mt. Vernon.
SPORTSMEN-DUCK BLIND FOR RENT,
Potomac below Marshall Hall. Wild celery
ground For shooting dates apply RICHARD
B. TIPPETT l1Oi Mercantile Trust Build
ing Baltimore, Md
Evening star., 1938-10-22
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

mo OTHER PLACE LIKE IT" CITY
farm. six acres, hundred choice old apple
trees bearing pecan trees. old grapeyines
around charming house ami; frontins
Conn. ave. two other streets and publ
park big barn and outbuildings; liz !,
southern homestead town surroundnes
Saerifiee. Brokers protected. I. H. LINTON
1416 F st. NV
Evening star., 1938-10-22

23OO 18th ST. N.W.-$67 so.
NV Corner 18th and Kalorama Rd:
NATL. MORT. g. INVEST. CORP,
1912 N. Y. Ave. Nationai oooo.
Evening star., 1938-10-22
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

3I9 ACRES. BEAUTIFUL WATER FRONT,
large tract of timber; A. miles D. c.;
$4,000 Natl 1888 or Dupont 1929.
LITTLE ONE-RoOM COTTAGE WITH
kitchenette on large lot 35 by 100. Just
the thing for week ends. Sundays and
holidays and then real little summer
home for vacation time. Lot and house less
than $500 terms or cash. HAYES. North
Reach Md