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Evening star., 1942-11-29
Maryland Girl
Explains How
To Make Gifts
Now Is Time to Get
Variety of Materials
For Christmas
Prize Contribution
BY EVELYN ARNOLD, IA,
IlGl

The purpose of this article is to
offer few timely suggestions for
girls and boys who depend on
Mother Nature to furnish material
for Christmas gifts.
1t is time to gather such things as
pine cones, acorns, sycamore balls,
burrs and seedpods for use this
Christmas. 1t is also time to start
preparing fishbowls, indoor gar
dens and similar articles. For such
gifts, you need moss, arbutus, violets,
partridge berries and the like All
these things are found in the woods
In this part of the country.
The standing or creeping crow
foot should be located now, but can
be gathered nearer to the holidays.
II you know where it is, you can
get 1t when you want it, even If it
is covered by snow. Crowfoot is
used for wreaths for doors and
windows, also for center pieces and
backgrounds of many other decora-
tons.
Curtain Tiebacks.
Last Christmas, included several
wreaths in my gifts to city cousins.
To one, sent curtain tiebacks made
from pine cones and sycamore balls
which I gilded and tied with me-
tallic ribbon.
Candle-holders are effective and
easy to make. A block of wood
about two inches high and four
inches square is a nice size. Bore a
hole in the center of the block for
the candle. Cover the block with
plaster of paris and stick in acorns,
pine cones, holly leaves, etc.
The Yule log type of candle-hold-
ers also is attractive when made
Of either sanded pine or sycamore
and decorated between the candles
with pine cones, acorns and syca-
more balls tinted and tied with
cellophane bows.
Mexican Charm.
Your next creation is a nosegay
for coat. You need the tiniest
acorns and pine cones. Be sure
10 fasten the acorns securely to the
cups with sealing wax, tie to a small
safety-pin and attach some ever
green for background, wrap stems
with tinfoil and tie with silver rib
bon
If you want to be more elaborate.
d Mexican charm is nice for the
mantel above the fireplace. For this,
YOU need the larger cones, balls.
acorns and twigs. colored popcorn
and gourds. Chestnut burrs. CATO
tails and many kinds of seed
pods also can be used.
Your trip to the woods to gather
all these things will be real pleasure,
and making the various articles even
more so.
Last year, our handmade 'front.'
door decoration was original. It
was large ''V" covered with stand
Ing crowfoot, one side of which had
a big bow of red, white and blue
ribbon. 1t was quite appropriate,
we thought.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
The Reviewing Stand
Brief Reports on Books
For Boys and Girls

DrieJ NeDOfIS ON DOoRS
For Boys and Girls
FICTION.
The Pig With the Straight Tail,
by Louis Hazam. with pictures by
Alice K. Snyder GiverighD - All
about Oink, little pig which is very
sad because his straight tail makes
him different from other little pigs.
Little Bimbo and the Lion, by Meg
Wohlberg CWinston)-Novelty book
in which things happen as you turn
the pages to read the story.
The Telephone Book, by Dorothy
Kunhardt (Simon & Schuster)-Se
above.
The Chinese Children Next Door.
by Pearl S. Buck, with pictures by
William Arthur Smith day A
mother tells her children about the
Chinese youngsters who lived next
door to her when she was . little
girl In China.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
They Didn't Care
Prize Contribution
By BILLY HINMAN,

BY BILLY HINMAN, II,
Madison School, Falls Church, Va.
They didn't care if they were hurt,
Or lost some grounded planes;
They only knew that they'd be there
When America made the gains.
They didn't care If they were
bombed.
Or what they had to eat;
They only knew that they'd be there
When the enemy was beat.
Some didn't care If they were
killed
Twas for their country's sake:
These men were on an island,
The one known as Wake.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
War
ar
Prize Contribution
By PAUL HOY, 13,

Prize Contribution
BY PAUL HOY, 13,
Powell Junior High School.
War! An awful word, full of tears
and fright
Bombs screaming. guns dealing
death through the night!
I sometimes wonder if the ends
worth it all
When two sides clash, knowing one
must fall,
Their towns and cities smashed to
the ground,
Every ear straining for victory's
sound.
Some day, God grant us, freedom
will come,
Loud as the blare OF a busle, the
beat of a drum.
And men who have died in wars
gone by
Wonder, as they watch from their
place in the sky,
Just when will all this fighting
cease,
So mankind can live forever In
peace?
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Hazardous Work

Robert Lyons didn't come home
for supper, and his mother began
looking for him. She soon found
herself at the barber shop, and stuck
her head in the door.
Bob Lyons in here?" she asked.
Certainly not, madam" returned
the barber. TITS too dangerous.
Evening star., 1942-11-29

pected the In
dians to move
away from the
region wanted
for houses and
crops.
Fourteen years
later, a n e "
Governor, Pete,
Minuit, decided
it was time to
make some kind
OF purchase. The
Indians w ere
called together
and given trim
kets worth 60
Evening star., 1942-11-29

Bloomsbury, Pa,
at a Girl Scout
meeting, when
she was asked to
initiate Baby
Snooks." H e r
p er + orm a nee
was so popular r
that her imper-
sonations or
g C h aracteriza
tions," as she
calls them-cOn-
tinued. TIL e Y
ran from rowing
gypsies to "a
lady at the ball
pame once q
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Coach Offers
Helpful Advice
On Basket Ball
If You Want to Make
Impression, Follow
Orders, He Says

Editors note-The author Of
this article Uds q basket ball star
at Central State College, Ed
7nond, Okla, until 1887, ,Ohen he
became athletic director at Or
lando, Okla. His basket ball
teams haze since ,Uon four con-
ference titles
Evening star., 1942-11-29

4'AA y N>ottNA
ton. She and
E d i t h Fraser
re co-authors
of "On. McKin-
ley" W h i C h Is
sung at all Nc
K / n ley High
School football
games, pep rail-
lies and assem-
blies. Here are
the words of the
song:
"On, Mckinley !!
On. Mckinley! !!
Vict'ry is our
ojr,,t
Evening star., 1942-11-29
By KATHERINE HOIJISON

Here's an idea for Christmas cards
every one can use, because it's easy
to do, yet wonderfully effective.
Use white correspondence cards,
any size you like, so you'll have en-
Evening star., 1942-11-29
The Red Cross
BY GRAHAM HOLLAND. q

ny UhAHAW HOLLAND, 8,
Keene School.
Give to the Red Cross.
Be patriotic like Betsy Ross.
Think of our old red, white and blue
Which served you so faithfully and
so true.
Nothing is too big, nothing too small
Give what you can, and it will
help us all.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
1mpersOnatiOns Are Hobby
OF AnacOStia II. S. Student
Prise Contribution
BY SUSAN FOSTER, IA,

AnaCOSTlH HIgh School.
Mary Jane Deiterick of Anacostia
High School has rather odd hobby,
that of impersonating different
types of people. 1t began back in
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Peter Minuit Bought Manhattan Island
From Indians for $24 in Trinkets
Pigs Roamed Streets
Of New York CITY
In Days of Dutch
BY UNCLE RAY,

When the Dutch first settled on
the Island of Manhattan, they did
not take the trouble to buy the land.
They just settled there and ex-
Evening star., 1942-11-29

Riddle ASswers
l. A spelling bee. 2. You're too
little to smoke 3. A step farther
father). 4. Because no other man
has furnished 50 many stock quota
lions. 5. A safe robbery.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Riddles

l. What is more wonderful than
a horse that counts?-Naom Sher-
man.
2. What did the big chimney say
to the little chimney?-James Fur
man.
3. What relation is door mat to
door stop?-Betty Ann Hennessey
4. Why is it believed that Shake
speare was broker?-Joyce Damon
S. What sort of robbery is not
dangerous?- Gaioni.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Prize Contribution
By JEANNE BARINOTT, Is,
McKiplev Hirb C%hool

June 9: Edith and wrote afternoon
June TO- We the Mrs McAdoo
duce it "
October last spring? Mrs
MAdoo introduced today we had to 20 up the
stage. ~ ~ " ~ va ~
October o. They published games every
:student, of t they
Evening star., 1942-11-29

On the Line
New boarder-When l left my last
place, the landlady wept.
Landlady-Well, I won't. al
ways collect in advance.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
In Line of Duty

In Line of Duty
Customer Gin shoe store)-This
shoe pinches.
Salesman-That's nothing, ma
dame. A lot of policemen are doing
the same thing.
BARBARA DUNBAR.
Evening star., 1942-11-29

: S'oVuueIiV, anu OH Ute DICK OF IC Cney
have our song, On, Mckinley"
These excerpts are from the diary
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20

treugebliebener Cell oieies unieres
oeutidem 8oltes. Sbr babt eud mle
bon oieie,n Bolfe entfernt. Sssbr ieio
feline WusnieBer, feline Demagoaen,
feline 8dioneure, feline alpbaltmen-
lben geipproen in Der Dergangeneu
3eit. Sbr rporet uno bleibt iblidte,
einfahe ,tno treue oe,ltl6e Weniden,
init geraoem Sinn, offenem Sersen
uno einem frontmen @enliit, 10 ipie
Batter 9olpina es 9elebt uno porge-
lebt.
[ ,,@eiellen, in eurer uugebrobenen
8olfstreue babt ibr feitgebalten, als
anbere lbipalfen6 ip,,roen nn6 Die
alte 3uht peraaBen ooer romantiih
IN Die Bdloer sinaen o6er iib lano'
fremoem @influiie eridloilen. Sbr
babt Die iittlideu ardite oea,tiben
8errufseeiites bo6sebalten, Sabr'
5ebnte binourh, als man in Oeutldz
lan6 sic Mrbeit 5ur Bare madte.
Sbr ieib cine Sdiibtpebr oeuti6en
Sci ites geiueien eeeeu sic fprti6rei-
tenoe @ntleeluna ser Mrbeit uno &C.
gen Die Broletarifer,mg bes Arbeiters
in Deut lblano.
uSssln SATIRE 1921 erneuertet lift
oas alte Brogramm Ibolf &olpings
oriiben ant Nbein su &0ln, 100 iein
lteinernes @rab lit. SSbr iaetet 3D.
mails, oaB ibr, ipie es tp0rtlieb in
current Brosramm beiBt mitbelfen
ipolet, uoie Wtitslie6er burb ioeelle
uno praftilhe Wittel NIT Ser sSSoee
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20

iiberaa IN Der gBelt ein iuilliees Sbr
fiir Ole Sebren Batter &olpinss ba=
beu? 8iiroe Deutldlano be,te ni6t
in Dem WaBe eeliebt iueroen tuie es
beute sebaBt iuiro2 Dieies
Oentidlauo &olpinas iuill ia feinem
anoereu Golfe etwas ooer gar aaes
nebmen, Ionoern alen bas Bette ge-
ben, luas ein @olf iib nur iuiiulben
fanu.
.&ulf mnb StanS
Die 5lpeite @elellenf.noge6ung in
Wiishen itano unter bem 2eihport
Bolt mo 5tano". Die erite 4ltno.
aebuua ionte bie relisiole Sinnscbuma
oes Solfes permitteln; sic speite
a,nogebung Ioate Sen @eoanfen aus
lprehen, oaB oas aus @ott geborene
Bolt hineinoranet 81 elmer it1noi-
ihen @olfsoron,ng Der @erebtisfeit.
MISUNDERSTANDING Or. Meinerntonn
fiibrte odmals aus:
u@eieuen ibr ,paret ilu,uer Elm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
FORMS
Hei-Oel Liniirnent

Seoer, Der at rbellntatildeu ua&
ne1tralaiiben Sbu,er5eu leibet, ipi6
lofortige 2tnoeruns buben. 9ie i1Sers
libe 8egen,pirf,,ng bon Gprnt's
3eil.Oel Ointment ipirtt l1uel nab
brinet millfomn,ene 2inoeruua bon bew
0udten bon rbel,nati5hen uuo netts
rnl9tiben Sb,nerSen ml,sfAlofem
8iideni6ner3su, lteifeu ober idntes>!
5enben Rusfeln, Serreutalnsen, 5tok-I
tpnnben pber 8ertathunaen, iltdens
ben Dber brenuenoeu TiiBeu - iuie bt<
erfol9retbe Grfabrllug bon SauIsuoeu
feit iiber 55 SSa9ren betuieien 4at< ;;
@eif=Cel 1T elm liubernbes, nntiIep.
tiibes 1h1sr3itiIenbes Dtittel, eas
iofort rei6es, rotes @ut in bic ae.
febiuollenen, irritierten, ichner5en6en
Gegenben aiebt. aaufen 5ie nod 9eute
cine Slai6e Seil.Oel eminent uub
aet,teBeu Sic ietb1t Die @orteile ieiuer
tpoblttenben, heilel,ben @Irue.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
Mitt,uoh, ben 20. Mai f942
Yolf na0 StanO nnO Staat

4 g8te ipiirbe es beute in ser 9Belt
a,tsiebe,, tuenn int ieuer BfinsItiuode
hes SabreS 1888 bel ber 9emonitra=
tion uoes erlten oeitt1den @eieuen=
taaes' in Wtiinhen ipieber bas
Wiaaltlounoer aeid)ebe,t Ddre; iuenn
bic Rolpinss- Banner iid bdtten frei
auf oen StraBen entfalten biirieu;
tpe,tn oie BON aoolf Sitler perselpal-
tiate Brelie pl0slid aaf Moolf aol@
piHg eitgeiteat iuoroen ipdre? 8are
uiAt ploslid bie Melt bon eirem s(lb.
brud befreit iuoroen2 @iiroen niht
bic 3er5en ale gntaeiinnten Weuiden
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20

bonn @eneral -5etretariat iprad iiber
0ieIe brittle Barole:
,gs lit bes oeutihen Bolfes poll
tild)e Mufgabe, int ndtionalItanttih
5erriiienen uno wrfranpften europa
beute ooriu gegeben, oaB es Die
lleberlpanuuna Der nationali itaatlid,eu
Bolitif lodert ,tuo aufbebt ,mo Gu.
ropa einem tpabren sSrieoen ber 2iebe
,lno @erehtiateit 5ufiibrt.
uDie beripitterten Sol5freil5e aui
ben @rdberu unlerer @eiallenen iino
ernlte Mabn,ng az uns, int 8eilte
llno nit oeu Wittelu oes sSrieoens Die
polfsbeutf6e Miilion ser Sronuns
,n6 Si6erbeit @uropas fort3uiesen
Scr inoipioualiltiihe Staat, Die
bloBe Sumluierlmg Der ein5elneu
Weniben, 1T niht oeutihe Irt. Ser
5entralifiihe DFahtitaat lit niht
beutid, 10 ipenig luie oer esoiltiihe
Notionalitaat.
uDie It6noilhe Orouung au ent-
falten, lit Dienlt am 8eibe, 1T &C.
italtung bes 8eid,es. Damn fommt
iene innere Birtlhafts- uuo So5ial.
or6nung 8,,itanoe, in Der nidt mebr
bic Bolitif bon Itoatliher Wadt5en-
trale Der bds WirtldaIts- nno @e
iellIbaftsleben fiibrt. Ionoern in mel
6er Die @irtlbaf ftsItduoe uno Selbft-
beriualt,mg uno 8olfsoerantlportung
oer @enteinIbaft oieuen.
ullnIer Eagetpert Ioa Deutibfan6
Iein, oas De,,ti6e Hei6. Sbm 3u bic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20

nelL int Slid uuo 2eio, in ruitloler
2rbeit, lit lnler Mlulld) 1tno 9Sine."
OIe 8etonung oes OPntld]en bet
oeu Geranltaltungen bes erIten oeltt-
'd]en 8eIellenta9eS iuar SPAR elite
fleine 8erbeualng Dor Sitter uno oe1-
len Hreis, poliir er gnooialt feline @r-
laubnis aab, ,mo fir oen ct lid naA
Dem plosliden Serbote itlieBlids ole
Grldubnts auf 3ulprad}e BON Bapeus
bin nod einmal abbauoeln lieB, Oes.
loegeu fonnte ober ser iibernatouale
Gbarafter oes @eIeaenpereius nidt
oerleusnet iperoen. Gin be9eifterter
Stlpei5er ibrieb II. a.: ,,Sd)on Der
Bid nnter Die Saltienoe maht oas
5er5 bober id)lagen int 8etuuBtleiH,
Geutldlano bat nod eiue froftpode
Slgeno, bie treu su @ott uno Batter
lano itebt, bic opferfreuoig ont 99erfe
lit, I'M Solfe iene @ruuolaeen az
Ihaffen, Die ibn gum Sesen uua
sfrIeoen oienen. 8inreiBeno mar oaaa
Ole misunderstanding uno Die
8eaeilterung, als Die 428 2olpinas-
banner in Der Muslteuunssballe Iid
entrollten, nno Der SSsnbel iultds suM
lnahtigen Sturm a,t, ole oie 8anner
Der auslauoiiben 4olpin9soerbGnoe,
bealeitet bon ibren Natonaliarbeu.
altfmorIdierten''
Die bergansenen If Sabre baben
int @eaeniab 5u Der au3iebenoen
araft @holf 9olpin9s sic abItobenoe
Rraft aoolf &ttlers in einem lolben
Wfabe in ser aan3en g8elt semon-
ltriert baB mir in bieier elIten 5tun-
be 3ittern lniilien Dor Dem 6alie, oer
lid in ser 5tpolften Stunoe iiber un-
ier liebes 9ertldlanb entlaoen miro.
Die Hobe uno 5trafe fonmt nidt 5u-
lebt bonleiten ber Deutiden, Ole TO-
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oes 8erufsarbeiters Su erIiiaen", i'm
8eaenlak CUR iosialiitiiden Auffai-
llutg Oes Nltr Gobu Nrbeiters, ,,m
ealntt oeu @rlno 5u legen st eiueu,
nelten berufsItanoild,en Aufbnl oes
ipirtld)aftlihen lno seielliha itlibeu
Sebens.
u9ie fatboliih io3ialeu Bereine in
Oentlblano ipuroen int pergangeneu
Sabrblnoert bon oen Sdiilern ser
Monlantit, bon oen uroelltIhen Man.
nern, luie Retteler l,ub Rolpina ae=
ariinoet ais lebenoige 8outperfe ge-
gen oen Siberulisluls uno SoSiolis.
mus. Sic bdben ltittcn stpiiben beu
Wiibllteiten oeS 9iberalisluus, Ger al
les uuflolte, uno oes So3ia(ismus,
Der atte 9leih mahen ipollte, Ole
,Sunoantente CUR orittea sSront eelest,
5nr driitlib oeutiheu ssroat Der
StGn6e."
StanS Mub Staat
SobepunH Der orei aeiualtiaen
aunoaebun9en loor oas 5tihiuort:
,,Stano uuo Stoat'. Augult 8iuffer
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innner tparten tpollen al,f ein uSiele
lelAt', bas ,lie eintrifft.
Als ib 0ie fatbolilde Mftion er-
tpabnte, Durbe oer Serr lebeuois. @r
pries oen Yapit, Der Te ins 9eben ge-
rnfeu babe, obluobl oas nidt Itiinmt.
ebriitus Ielbit rief iie ins 2eben. Der
@teabertreter gbriitt fann nur NAB
men, bent 8eiIpiele @briiti 81 folgen:
@r prizes oas Cute, bas 1ie im @e-
folae babe, ,nb belt bafiir, oaB oer
asapit in ieiner Rlugbeit Sen @laus
tigen ben ein5ig rid,tigen 8eg eetuie=
fen ourb ipelde oem Mbfau bon oen
hriltliheu Soealen uu0 bent llnslau-
ben unierer Gage entsesengeorbeitet
speroeu fonnte.
SD iagte bern Serrn, id lei Iremo
int Sanoe. Sn allen fatbolilhen
Dlattern in DeutIblano leie i1 bon
Der totbolii6en Nftion, Die Erehiger
fprehen oaOu1, aber 10 biel id) au6
fragte, ipas unter tatbolilder gttion
bertunoen iperOen Ioa, feiner WuBte
mir cine beltinmte glntiport 5u ge-
ben SIM offeutli6en 2eben babe ib
nod gar nihts bauon ge'ebet, ipas
mir etne 9lbnrng geben founte, mas
oarunter eisentlid peHtanben tuer-
ben jon.
,Sh fit 1neine BerIon beritebe oar-
intcr bas 2eben naCb oem @lauben
bel 2aiet uno Brieitern, Oann aber
eana beloubers sic duBere 1lno irnere
Eeilnabnte Ser 2aien am 2eben Ser
Stride, ibre tdtige Wtitipirtung on ser
Nett,mg ser Seelen, bas piele nur
ais oie Aufgabe bes Brielters betrab=
ten: SD iebe tpobl biele 2aienapoitel
nit einem @ifer, Der manben Brie=
fier beibamen fonnte, aber Die fantp=
fen obne 3iel ,mo Ylan. sSn Der
prattiid,en 5eeliorse sebt alles ieinen
alteu @ang borlparts.
Ser cine pfarrer min alles ielblt
t,,n 1lno meint, 2aien iollten iid nur
UNI ibre Angelesenbeiten befiimmern.
Ser anoere lit at itarf in aulprub
aenomrten NIT 8ereinsiaden, 5eit<
reoen 1uo 6erienreiIen. @s bleibt ibm
feine 3eit fir Die fatboliibe Aftion.
Nob anbere fiimmern iib iiberba,tpt
nid,t nm bieIelbe. Sic balten bafiir,
iu ibrer @enleinoe iei alles aufs Be-
fte beltellt. Die brallde bie fatbolilde
Mftion nid)t.
Stun ,peiB aber ieoer YrieIter, Der
in Der Diaipora, im Snoultriesebiet,
no Die WenIden pon allen Seiten
aulanmenitr0tnen, ooer inn auslanoe
unter ben Muspanoerern arbeitet>
baB gera6e Die 2eute aus reirfatbolt=
fd,en @egenoen in ser 5renbe 5uerit
benz aneeitalnnten @lauben ben Hiit,
fen febreu. Sn ibrer itreugfatboli=
fhen Seirnat feblte bie fatboliid)e Af-
tion. sic tpurben ME oarauf binge=
tpieien, baB ibrem @lauben @eiabr
broben fonnte, ME gelebrt, oielen
@lauben at berteioisen, ipie Die 2a-
tbolifen in Ser Diafpora, :l,n6 10 traf
ite in Der 5relnoe ser 5eino obne
a8affen. Sic muBten uuterliegen.
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Evening star., 1942-03-28
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
bia, Holding Bankruptcy Court-In the
Matter of JOHN NJ. HUTCHENS, 2216
3lst Street E, Washington. D. C. Bank
rupt;- Bankruptcy No. sol To the
creditors OF John NJ. Hutchens OF the City
OF Washington, District of Columbia -
Notice is hereby given that the said John
M. Hutchens has been duly adiudged a
bankrupt on petition fled by him on the
24th day of March, 1872 and that the
nrst meeting of his creditors will be .held
az the once OF the undersigned Referee in
Bankruptcy, $40 Investment Building. 18th
and K SITS. NV, Washington. D. c, on
the seventh day of April 1912 at ten
O'Clock A M. at which place and time the
sald creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint trustee, appoint a com :
mlttee OF creditors, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting. FRED
j. EDEN. Referee in Bankruptcy
Evening star., 1942-03-28
LOTS FOR SALE.
lCnnfiYlned
WAFER FRONT PROPERLY.

700 ACRES, LEVEL FARM LAND. WATER
'front.' nGo eoed ed read else sta 40 miles C.
water front. at W. Annapolis l0a4 acres.
within, 3 minutes drive to Naval Academy
grounds, main residence has bedrooms
on H1'I place, at,'N all compietey and nicely fur
nished;. gas, electricity, fine drinking
water larse beg rrs srees Q.
wharf and boathouse: an opportunity sci
dom Offered. NJ, sOLMsON, care Elk's
Club. 307 W. Fayette st, BALTIC, Md
LAKE JACKSON MANASSAS. VA; ,6a q q
so month NE. 1900, DU. 1900.
GROOM FURN. HOUSE ON cUcK01L5p
Greek. HOLLYWOOD. Md. Address M MRS
MORGAN, 10l Water ST, MiddletoWn Pa. l.
RENT SEASON, FURNISHED COTTAGES,
sIopins shore. Wisconsin 1906. EN-. s2a4.
s 77Io ACRES ON TRIBUTARY, OF PA;
tuxent fine harbor; nicely, wooded gooa
for caretaker; fine views. Price, $500;
harbSrs t1S e5 at 500 W Der acre, while they last
CLAY S REAL ESTATE, College Park, Nd.
Phone Warfeld 1852.
BUY NOW WHILE WE STILL HAVE SEW
Cedarhurst on Ches. Bay (near Shady Side.
Md, $3.50 to Si.500. Open for inspec-
tion daily. II miles D C.; gentlIeS. WAL
ii1Pal TER NJ asRa 9aUMAN' l Thomas Circle Ma
TO SETTLE ESTATE FURNISHED HOUSE
at North Beach on bay front. large rooms,
fireplace > large screened porches. elec;
refg, bath on Ist fl9or = 6atRh99SSs use az and
North Beach. or phone Lincoln 3S01.
BACKBAY WEST RIVER)-COTTAGE. 3
rooms and bath, furnished; garage large
lot nice condition; short DISTANCE from
beach Due to ill health, must sell cheap
at $1,000 Long Beach, on Chesapeake
Bay 6-room cottages, furnished shower
and toilet: arteSian water: 100-foot front
overlooking bay: owner transferred e, TO an an
other city Price for everything, $4,000.
VIM T BALLARD,
1921 Eye ST. NV.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. PORT REPUBLIC
Nd 4 g miles beyond Prince Frederick,
Cottages for rent by week to professional
graduates: lots and immediate construc-
ton bay beach. Atlantic 065l, ewes.
FOR SALE, SHERWOOD FOREST. MD
3-bedroom furnished cottage. all mooern
convenienceS Reasonable. c. J. LAMkS.
Decatur 1860.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
JAMES SHERIER, Attorney.

States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 5S.S63. Ad :
ministrstion.-This is to Give Notice: That
has obtained from the Probate Court of the
District of Columbia, Letters OF Admins
tration on the estate of Beatrice Mary
Middleton, late Of the District of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the lpth day of Feb
rusry. AID. 1913; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all bene1t of said
estate. Given under my hand this 5th
day OF March. 1912. ELIZABETH MAR
GhRET MIDDLETON, 1894 Buchanan st,
n W tSealD Attest VICTOR s. MERSCH.
Deputy REGISTER OF Wills for the District
OF Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court
Evening star., 1942-03-28
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVISION
or investment, 1877 a. woodland. l n mi
from Fairfax Courthouse, Is mile from
Lee highway, fronting Il mile on good rd.
Will sell all or any part. Phone Fairfax
7SS-W-2 after 6 pm. or Saturday i pmss ns
H ELLIOTT, Box 80, Fairfax. Va.
PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE-YoU CAN
get 2h-5 acre tracts within 8 miles OF
Washington in Virginia, where you can
have a garden, fruit trees COW; pigs and md
So 500; terms Call Temple 3S74. 29'
50 ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY. 3
miles from District line. subdivided, and
ready 10 build. All utilities available
Bus service Approved by F. H. A. for
defense housing. Priced low. Terms.
Box lO5-R. Star.
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES IN FAIRFAX
County situated between Chain Bridge and
Great Falls, Va; AZ acres on Pimmit Run
at $3.50 per acre; 50 acres with 200 feet
river frontage improved by old house at
$500 per acre: 21 acres at Great Falls at
$500 per acre, 1i2 to 4 acre lots about
l u miles from Chain Bridge. Call for ap-
pointment.
D. S. MACKALL. Jr.,
Langley" Mclean. Va Elmwood BAL.