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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-02-17

the too eager CLEAN in her eyes. She
will give herself away"
"But what has Mademoiselle to
learn from u.s." Yates proceeded.
eve are her allies"
France mistrusts everybody" Mat
resser told his secretary as he rose to
his feet, "but just now, believe me, If
there is any nation whom she mis-
trusts more than any other, it is Eng
land"
Matresser, at the close Of the last
partridge drive before luncheon on the
following morning, waited for An
drews who was struggling along in
the rear.
Terribly sorry to have missed a
slice out Of the morning, Matresser,"
he apologized. II simply couldn't help
it,"
my friend who got into trouble
on his way down was not responsible,
hope?"
"No, it was an outside patient al
together" the doctor continued. "A
man who brought small private
yacht into the harbor last night. He
seems to have twisted his ankle, and
one or two of the crew had cuts and
bruises. I didn't know how serious
it might have been so felt obliged
to go. I called in to tell Humphreys
on the way down. 1 hear you have
had laundering good morning."
II forgot what we get here gener-
ally" Matresser admitted, 'sbut every
one seems to have been shooting very
well. The pheasants flew really high
over the home woods. You arrived
here in time for that, I was glad to
see."
"Best shooting I ever had in my
life" Andrews declared enthusiastical-
ly.
"Who is this new patient of yours
on the YACHT" Matresser inquired.
"Tells me that he is a Dutchman
and that his name is Jan van Westr-
heene. He is perfect giant of a
fellow-pretty glum, with the air of
trying to make himself aniiable all
the time"
~ caught glimpse of him bring
ing the boat in," Matresser observed.
"He looked like a Viking who had
taken the wrong turn. Nothing SER
ious the mater with him, I suppose 2"
Bruises and a slight sprain," that's
ALL" the doctor confided. "He must
be something of a seaman to have
brought in boat that size. The Pier
Master told me that he was at the
helm all the time and that he never
saw a finer piece of work."
"What brought him into these parts
at this time of the year, wonder 2"
Iatresser speculated.
Gust what I wanted to ask him N.Y.
self, but he didn't give me any en-
couragement."
did he say how long he was stay
ing?"
mot for very long, I gathered, but
he can't leave the harbor just yet.
The winds only fallen on the land.
Just one of those extraordinary Nor
folk storms, yesterdays seems to have
been, that blow themselves out and
then fade dead away. It is as still
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-02-17
NENVOY EXTRAORDINARILY
BY E.PHILLIPS' OPPENHEIM

between Norwich and here. They
wish to speak to you about it,"
"You can get them," Matresser di-
rected.
In five minutes, Matresser found
himself speaking to an office in White
hall. The low confidential voice at
the other end was easily recognizable.
THAT'S Lord Matresser 2"
Speaking"
"Sir Francis would like word or
two with you personally. This is a
private line upon which we are es-
tablished now. Could you wait fol
a few minutes?"
Certainly" Matresser replied. 81
shall await Sir Francis convenience"
There was a brief silence. Matres-
ser lit cigarette and leaned back in
his chair. Presently familiar voice
spoke.
"Matresser?"
Speaking"
Il sent you a long letter yesterday
$50 I understand. Your messen-
ger, Fergus is lying in the local doc
tors clinic with conclusion. He was
attacked on the road and the letter
stolen. have just come from his
bedside"
! whereabouts was he attacked?"
within a few miles of here. Can
you send me copy of the letter."
Il must consider that. Tell me.
have you or Fergus any ideas about
this theft?"
"At present none."
"The French are very busy, of
course. Anything stirring in that di-
rection that you know off"
Nothing"
There was a groan either of dis
satisfaction or doubt.
You won't be leaving the country
without notice?"
Il have only one engagement" Mat
resser replied. Scandinavian to
shoot, dine and sleep on the thirtieth. /"
II shall be there few days after.
We must not clash. Remember that,
Matresser. There could not be a
worse place for us to meet, and you
had better take from the third to
the eighth out of your diary. You
may find those days exceptionally &C.
cupied."
81 am asking you nothing about the
letter." Matresser said.
"Don't" the other interrupted. 1--WE
have just had specifications from our
liaison man in the telegraphs Of q
new invention that taps the telephone
by wireless. Still, I will go so far as
to tell you this. AS regards Colony
Number z"
A thin squeaky voice interviewed.
"The connection is interrupted" it
announced. can attempt is being
made between Norwich and Holt to
tap the private line"
Matresser replaced his receiver. He
looked thoughtfully across at Yates.
"By-the-by, Henry" he said, "you
don't happen to have come across her
ladyship's new personal maid? Hor-
tense her name is, think. Brilliant
eyes-very Partisan"
Henry Yates smiled.
81 have received a note from the
young lady," he confided. "She adj
mits to feeling very lonely here be-
cause none of the other servants speak
French. She asks if half an hours
convention now and then would be
possible"
Matresser smiled.
go to it, Henry" he advised. |
'Mademoiselle Hortense has already
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-02-17
But Coughs From Colds Break
Down Resistance

The scientists and doctors OF
TIE world have made great
strides In the diagnosis and treat
ment Of the dreaded pneumonia.
They have learned the various
types and almost every city has
hospital facilities that are fast re-
ducing the death rate.
Most doctors agree that when a
persons resistance is low he is
much more susceptible, and that
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-02-17

The doctor was in the inner sur
gerry making up bottle of medicine
Matresser watched until he had fin
ished, then he drew him back into
the coy sittingroom.
81 am going to let you into Sc
eret, Andrews" he announced. "Your
patient upstairs was bringing rath-
er important letter down to me from
an official source in London. He was
attacked on the road all right"
"The devil!" the doctor murmured.
HAS he handed the letter over?"
"He thinks he has," Matresser re-
piled, "but as q matter Of fact he
hasn't. It apepars to have been stol-
en-"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-19

matter in doubt until the past week
Georgia particularly wanted him for
the same date.
The jackson Day campaign, con-
Quoted annually by the Democratic
party for the purpose Of raising party
funds, will eliminate in a dinner to
be held in the Virginia Dare room Of
Hotel Sir Walter. Raleigh, on the
night Of January 8. This date was
adopted several years ago, it being
the anniversary Of Andrew Jackson's
great victory over the British at New
Orleans on January 6, 1915 The din
ner this year will observe the 125th
anniversary of that battle.
Mr. McNutt is head Of the Federal
governments security and relief pro-
gram. He was chosen for that position
by President Roosevelt last summer
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-19
Eleanor Patterson viii
Speak To Newspapermen

Chapel Hill, Dec 19.-Mrs. Flea
mon Patterson, publisher of the
Washington Times-Herald. has ac.
eepted an invitation to speak at the
.pening session of the annual News
nnper Institute which is to be held
the University of North Carolina
nd Duke University January IS, 49,
I'd 20. il was announced today.
The program for the three-day
Institute is almost complete.
Mrs Patterson who will speak
Al the opening session Thursday
night. January IS, is regarded as
.Me of the most successful neWspa-
rer women in America
Charles L. Allen, Executive Sec
etary Of the New Jersey Press AS
-aciaton widely recognized as a ma
Ional figure III organization work
among newspapers, will be one of
Tie speakers at the second DAYS SEES
Ions on Friday.
The University of North Caro-
ma will be host at luncheon SEES
ion Friday. and Duke University
Mll be host at a session there Fri
&ay night when the principal speak
q VIII be Dewitt Mackenzie. dis
taguished foreign correspondent
the Associated Press, who is now
,ached to the New York office af-
te1 years in active foreign service.
one Of the principal speakers at
TIE Saturday morning (and closing)
session Will be L. Parker Likely.
uao Will talk on 4 subject Of cen
eal interest to all newspaper own
- and publishers. and prospective
owners. How Much Is A News
paper Worth
4 recent address on this subject
e Mr. Likely at Rutgers Univer-
a. Was considered worthy of pub
eaton in pamphlet form for a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-19

*Tied one game.
s '*Tied two games.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-19
.cNutt Speaker
For Jan. 8 Dinner
For jackson Day

Raleigh, Dec 19-Paul V. McNutt,
federal security administrator, will be
the speaker at the North Carolina
jackson Day Dinner on January 6.
Definite confirmation of this appoint
ment was received during the week.
end by State Director John D. Lar
l.ins, Jr.
The invitation was extended some
weeks ago and at that time Mr.. Nc
Mutt expressed a desire to accept, but
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-19
BILLIARD SHOW AT
RECREATION TONIGHT

Arthur Judice, the 19-year-old
boy wonder Of the billiard cue stick,
VIII appear tonight at Recreation
Billiard Parlor in an exhibition match
and trick shots.
JUDGE halls from Brooklyn, N.
7, and has Just turned professional,
making his first tour o. the country.
In addition to being a great pocket
player, Judice has good record as
three cushion player, holding a
victory over the present champion,
Joe ChamacO.
The public is cordially invited to
see Judice display his wares.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-19

when the various relief agencies were
consolidated unGer one administra-
ton. He resigned as commissioner to
the Philippines to accept the new
post. Previously he had served two
terms as governor Of Indiana, and
is a past national commander Of the
American Legion.
Interest in his appearance on this
occasion is acce lera1ed by the fact
that he is one of the half dozen most
prominently mentioned candrdateL
for the Democratic presidential NOM
inatiOn next summer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-19

A good crop Of cranberries this
year has made available an album
dant supply for the Christmas sea-
son, says Mrs Cornelia c. Morris,
extension economist in food con-
serV&tion at State college,
BY pituitary injections a scientist
has evolved rat twice normal size.
Hey. We thought science was on our
side.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-19

wider distribution.
There will be time allotted dur
ing the Institute for group meetings
OF Weeklies and dailies and for in
formal round table during the gen.
eral sessions.
Indications are that the atten-
dance will surpass all former rec
ords, and the committee in charge
OF arranging the program feels that
IN 1t there will be much of both
special and general interest for
everyone who attends.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-19
Gym Leaders
Made Public

Squad l is top scorer thus far
this season among the squads in girl
gymnasium activities at Henderson
high school, L. L. Miller, director Of
physical education announced to-
day.
The top notchers are closely
pushed by squad @, while squads W
and H are fighting it out for third
place.
The activities and leaders, with
percentages, follow
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-19
Girls Table Tennis
Squad

: Tied one game.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-19

A further increase in the amount
Of lime used in North Carolina farms
is expected in 1910, says Enos c.
Blair, agronomist of the State, Col
1eoe Extension Service.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
COIORFD

COLORED, 1927 JACKSON ST NE-6
rooms 2 baths. porches- finished attic g.
car garage: ami: reasonable. Pot. 26l1-W.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
REAL VALUE,
$3.50 DOWN AND
S45 MONTHLY.
NO RENEWALS!
PRICE, G6,450.
HOS sth ST. SOUTI

ARLINGTON, VA.
Exceptionally well-ouilt 5-room. mod
ern new BUNGALOW; asbestos shingles ire
aures 40 pantingl. On high lot, front
lawn ard back yard Lot 5O'x215'
Large living room. open fireplace, and
irons. bookcases. Two bedrooms, large
closets and shelves. All-modern bath,
shower, built-in tub. tile floor, mirrored
medicine cabinet. All rooms papered
Dining room with china closets. Kitch-
en- has tile sink and drain inlad linoleuni.
overhead cupboards, plenty drawers. mod
ern gas range.
Unfinished attic, large windows. pine
flooring. will make another extra large
bedroom
Hardwood floors oil burner. hot-water
heat. Summer and winter hookup Full
concrete cellar bone dry Large steel
beam and columns, ample light and head
room, laundry trays. City water. sewer
and electricity
Fully screened, shrubbery. modern elec-
,rlcai fixtures floor plugs, painted wood
WORK Front porch. fiag-rock walk. grav-
eled drlVeT ay TO rear sjoop. Inspect day
or nlght. Near bus and school
WALTER O'HARA & SONS,
LEE BOULEVARD,
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA.
OFFICE PHONE, CH. $3.50.
RES. PHONE. OK. O123.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
ARLINGTON. VA.-OPFN
ALL THIS FOR 81 200

A. financing if desired
Drive out Duke st. extended in Alex
andria to Telegraph rd IA miles to
lngton.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
HYATTSVILLE. MD.


New brick home in finest section: paved
street, wooded surroundings: best transpor-
tation;. entrance hall. 8 rooms, recreation
in attic, built-in garage. Il tile baths
hot-water heat, oil burner, best, construc-
lion small nall dSWm snd.p T. palahce ike
Will build to order elsewhere and finance.
A. o. BURGHARDT Desiener-Builder.
MInn Law
Evening star., 1939-03-05
Observation-Disclosures.

43l7 18th PL. E.-S1 900.
Brick, Semi-detached. Il large rms
screened breakfast and sleeping porch. de-
tached garage, this home located in Michl-
gan Park has Just been put III new condi-
ton and at this low price is worthy Of
your inspection. See 1t tooay.
2S39 BRENTWOOD RID. NE
This eiegant detached home is Just off
r. /. ave, with deep lot running through
to Monroe St; 6 large rms :! inclosed
porches. attic; lavatory on lst fl; open
fireplace in ! rm.; detached .lrage; beau
tiful trees, flowers ana shruopery; priced
far below its real value at s. $50; terms
with l0', cash and monthly payments VIII
be considered. Open Gally untIl dark In
spect al once, or call EUGENE II. PHlFER
3s0l S. Dakota ave. ne. Pot. 449I. North
Evening star., 1939-03-05
COLORED BARGAIN.
1925 WASHINGTON PI. N

Pay. like rent. $1,000 down, $4,000
monthly, price, S4,45O.o0; open for in
specton, Sunday from l pm. 10 > pm.
conditioned consisting of > large rooms:
bath. hot-water heat, gas. electricity. full
basement; lovely location; large lot for
garden; . blocks from school. W. T.
COTHERN, 9l3 New York ave. NV. Natl.
T4lf. Night. Randolph O033.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
ORDERED REDUCED So 500

True facts Army officer must sacrifice:
beautiful corner home l65-foot front; lot
lanaScaped; trees; unusual view of Potomac
maid room with bath; master bedroom
WITH fireplace; club room: built-in garage;
finest quality and the small thlnes that
make it real home: located in Airing
Ton nearest residential section to Wash.
We believe this unusual at $40 500 CHAM
BERS & TALLMAN 25l9 Wilson. After i
a m. oxford lAmM. Eyes Oxford ~ Ri
Evening star., 1939-03-05
American University Park.
A REAL JEWEL, $3.50.

Cape Cod brick; center hall. " fire
hed-mS. recreation room. air conditioned.
copper cutters: near schools, business
shops. Wood ?42A, Natl 356l.
TO COLORED - BEAUTIFUL MODERN
brick houses, G-S-lO-li rooms and bath;
priced 4rCm S6.1bU to SlU.nNO, down pay
mpntS from 5000 up: easy monthly pay
nlentS. Three beautiful houses, near 18th
ard Park I'd. n ": TWO beautiful houses:
near lJth and S SITS. NV. three beautiful
houses near Iltn ana Irving SITS NV.
Phone DInnn. li.ll OF PNtoQlac il.ll
Evening star., 1939-03-05
LYON VILLAGE. VA.

Make Sunday Inspection Day-See every
thing else then If you really want house,
drive to 81 53 Key blvd You will find an
outstanding corner brick. planned in the
early American design. A home with
character, nodded and meloWed bv the
occupancy of an American family who has
lived here since construction. Franklv-
we think his is your opportunity IF you
mean business as We assume you do BY
satisfactory understanding For aonoint-
ment daily or evenings phone Chestnut
Evening star., 1939-03-05

| HYATTSVILLE HILLSLOT 5Ox125;
water. sewer. gas, elec close to high
| school. bus line. stores: price $3.50
| ZANTZ1NGER CO., Greenwood 1919, Riv-
Evening star., 1939-03-05

lE&ANDRIA = LARGE, WELL-BUILT
srlck house. usable as PVT. dwelling or cas-
large returns on investment Sacrit!ce Tor
aulck sale. AleX lMS4 or | 1lH
Evening star., 1939-03-05
1912 18th ST. NORTH.
NORTHWEST

CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
l.5 N. Y Ave. NV. Realtors Natl 97a7.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ows. Md; S. 800; $500 down. SIS mo.
near asrss camp sDrjnx,: rm hGass ~ barn. stream
',0lss, 100 100 = MsIdofi: Ma 0vsi On h,shxay;
clesrsd beautiful rolling land; $500.
T B. IN Md; 'eSi only $500. 800 Oil h'S""as' near
Camp sprinssl nAN Mdl AbBorhi Clinton cow.
S4,5OO-S5O0 CAsH-S4O MO.
6-rm. modern bungalow. .h.-wh; full
basement; corner lot Hvatts. 4lS. M.
4. RUDDY. $50 BALTIC. blvd. Riverda.e,
SILVER SPRING AND TAKoMA PARK.
WcN-located new. and old houses and
bungalows with attic, easements and ga
RACES; large lots and pavGd streets ,.-o
Rooms S :: 3 Porches, $3.50. ''''
6-RRoom 6Rooim BrcS Brck Sa'39". & go"
Also May yGys Others 1@tps' Up to @ $4,000.
81 Cedar ST.. Takoma Park Geo. 0ss1.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW.
Lots. 100x2O0,, 5000 to 81 500. All city
Good terms: will finance your homes. Conn.
ave. extended. 1-room dwelling modern
conveniences, lot 9Ox.4o, Good home. rare
bareain, S6,950. Small cash payment,
balance monthly. Small acreage and
farms
HARRY NJ. MARTIN,
II Dresden St, Chevy Chase View Md.
kensington rs
HOME BUYERS AND BUILDERS
lent opportunity. Two new subdivisions.
Georgia ave. lots. 6Oxl30. High dogwood,
,na,.a OAK trees: sS: Good terms Monthly pay,
farms
HARRY M MARTIN,
II Dresden St, Chevy Chase View. Md.
h n Sl nc tnT1
Evening star., 1939-03-05

ROSSLYN, VA
345-ft. frontage by 200-ft. depth white
gravel parking lot surrounding modern store
building, with fun basement, having lift
cel'lng immense frontaee: attractive for
auto. sales, light manutacturinR. harbecre
stand etc low rental on term lease Gail
Mr. Franklin. WEAVER BROS, INC, Dist
1886
Evening star., 1939-03-05
DON'T WAIT-LOOK!

Real money to be saved taken in under
foreclosure; lovely all modern 6-room
brick home; neW-houSe condition fireplace
garage, 3 large bedrooms; modern kitchen
Attractive. handicapped lot, trees; Al new
house location Just off Glebe rd. and Lee
hlshway. Stores schools. transportation
This won't last at price and low terms
CHAMBERS q TALLMAN 25l9 Wilson
biyd. oxford $500 after IL an. Eve
Evening star., 1939-03-05
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LET Us SELL YOUR REAL ESTATE.
WRITE sol R l. AVE Ne. OR CALL
A. L. TIMBERAKE GREENWOOD 2991.
DON'T LOSE YOUR REAL ESTATE BY
foreclosure. Possibly we can sell your
equity for cash. Regardless who, what or
where. we may be able to help. Business
like methods assured; no obligation. See
me personally. ZED L. WILLIAMS. Real
Estate and Personal Property Auctioneer.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
COLORED BARGAINS.

'JO7TI
Pay like rent. Sl5o.rI down, 81 so
spection ic1S Sunday i .' pm. to 5 Np'i pm. Take
DISTRICT line car to 55th and Foote sts. aud
walk two blocks north 10 Jay ST. Newly
completed bungalow, consisting of 5 rooms.
bath. fun basement. hot-water heat. gas,
electricity, insulated gas range. automatic
gas heater. tiled bath. built-in tub, shower
and kitchen cabinet sink. The houses are
covered with freproof asbestos shingles,
which serves as an lnsulator. FEDERAL
FINANCE CO. 9l3 New York ave. NV.
Natl. 74l6. Night. Randolph 0u33.
Evening star., 1939-03-05

LOT ON CANAL ST. OR BOULEVARD BE-
tween and o sts sw: 81 feet > inches.
has possibility Of early appreciation price,
81 .650. ALLEN C. CLARK SIG 14th St
SEMI-DETACHED AND COMMUNITY
group lots at $500 each: active northeast
section; title ready can start construction
quickly; W. M. WARD. 9U7 18th st. ".
Natl. 1858
Evening star., 1939-03-05

BROOkMONT,
River View-Lot 70xl25, $3.50.
Ridge Drive-72-Ft. Front S1.15O
Broad ST., Cor. Lot, 6Ox110, $1,000.
available: For terms, call Mrs. Burgess.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1719 K St NV Natl 1166
Evening star., 1939-03-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
GAS STATION SITE $1,000 50. FEET.
2s5-ft. front. on traffc artery. 2,s mi. from
zero milestone 50, 10000 cash. Write
OWNER Box 376-T, Star,
brick h-Wh eec lightz have plans
fer l-storv. stree;-!eve' addition for store,
3oX1s. VIII leave p-eSc0- structure IN.
EDw. l. 'sTPoHEcKER, 1910 vermont
ave Met. 21l3
SECOND COMMERCIAL.
SIDE ID" ,sy nT1ssi' Saq:ss buy S.'s ILo26 R:
TURNER SEQ 1-h s. sw g.
STCR~ AND APARTMENT.
Gil H ST NE
This desirable plrce Of business property
Is priced low 70 :el!->i2,5oO All mod
err improvements I'D C7'reGlelces suit
able for anv business; terms If desired.
See Mr. PendlFrCn
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos Y Can Exclusive Assent Natl. f731
ONE ENTIRE CITY BLOCK. WITH ELEC-
triclty. gas water. suitable for low-coss
housing or industrial purposes; priced right
for quick sale.
Ideal location for Junk business plenty
Of room: conveniently located on Southern
A. s DONIPHAN & SON.
4O5 Doniphan BLDG. Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1939-03-05

ATTRACTIVE S-ROOM BRICK. BUILT-IN
A2raRe. lot GOXl21, large rooms, fireplace;
"S'uo. 1918 llth ST. N. Arlington Va
OWNERS S SACRIFICE. DUE TO ILLNESS:
b-ioom mouse: ami; lear garage; OUT
Digs, ! acre. 1854 Capitol View ave, be
tMetu kenAlmgton and Forest Glen
Evening star., 1939-03-05

ON Ind ST. NEAR MASS. AVE NV
6-room. bay-window brick. with bath and
electricity. Commercial zone. Rent. S}2 so.
Evening star., 1939-03-05

55ol GA. AVE. NW-SUITABLE ANY
business. Heat included only SOB
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. Geo. $500
Evening star., 1939-03-05
PFAI, OPpOPTITNITv

Only $1,000 Fine brick homo niceIv
located. hes ) beautiful rooms ami SAGE
for > additional rooms on md ficor IIas
bullt-iu garage and nice landscared lot
The house is completely furnished through
out, am sacrificing this home owing 10
my husbands illness Call Mr.. Lund BOSS
X PHELPS Chestnut @345. Ewes, Chestnut
Evening star., 1939-03-05
COIORED-GS 50n
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

PETWORTH OR BRIGHTWOOD SECTION:
not over $1,000; quick settlement. ROGER
MOSS. 921 9th ST. NV. Dist. 3l2l.
LET US SELL YOUR HOUSE TO COL
ored. We have the fastest system. Phone
H. E. BATTLE, Dupont 565l or Pot. 45ac.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

GREAT FALLS. VA.-12 AND II ACRES,
tracts wooded land. large stream water;
sacrifice. Emerson 7l4S.
l212 ACRES 81 $50 CASH SACRIFICED
by owner leaving town. Hyatts. 4lS. M.