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Rv Constantine Brown

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Seldom has any diplomatic situa-
ton been handled worse by Wash
ineton officials than the recent ex-
change of views with Moscow, ini-
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Bowling League
Team Entertoins
Group Sponsors

The gesleFsItss bowling league
entertained their sponsors at q
cocktail party. Saturday evening,
Nay Is, In Meats RumPOs Room
Mrs Lydia Payne Pillow. the PrNsi-
dent. introduced the sponsors and
also the league secretary. Mrs. sue
Williams. who in turn. introduced
and presented the trophies to the
winning girls. teams and sponsor,
Mrs Pillow made q brief tAlk
predicting . bigger and better sea
son next year
The st. Paul RECORDER team,
sponsored by Cecil e Neuman. re-
celvcd q trophy for tho winning
team. Team members. who receiV-
ed individual trophies, are: Aida
smith. Sue wilnamA Frances
Humburd. and Emma Kirk. The
second and third winning teams
are the IAneOln Food Market and
the 81, Paul Liquor House
Members Of the Lincoln Food
Market team are: Coopie Ander-
son. Harriet Gordon and Anna
Blair Members OF the 81, Paul
Liquor House team are; Lydia
Payne Pillow. Rose Harris, Hazel
Mann, Dorothy Scott and BesSie
Turpin. These teams were also
awarded trophies.
Harriet Gordon received q trophy
for the highest season average
Mary Cook received . trophy for
the highest game score.
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Social and Personal
Mr. FS~Acr~ HAAer AaAs E.,s.,A

Mr. FSAhcr4 hAksT NaAs FsaaTth
Ave So returned to the city last
week after Vtas,inE In Chicago
Mr. CarUu WaIGInA us Nrm.
rhus rsnR, arrived In the city On
"wednesday evening May -. TO
make her home horS. SHE IL nVlng
AZ 40 bryant No.
Robert MiurF, son Ut Mr, and
Mrs iARel Miller No Emcrson
Ave. No, celebrated hts twelfth
birthday saturday, May ~ at his
home To help him celebrate were
Masters Harry plllon. dlsR SlauEh,
ter, Richard simmons, and Virsu
HIN Refreshments we're served
nIRHcF WWcsts MTa ,raaIs Ra4.
srs Of Chicago who Is an evangs.
list ana singer. and Nj and Mrs
r. { oliver, 81 Paul, Wrre the din.
net guests 81 Nj and Mra wsnacl
Miller s29 Emerson No. Sunday
May
MR. ChAs, NshIr, SfSa Fourth
Ave no. was hostess to the Neigh,
bothood Bridge club Monday, May
II EIrst prise was won by Mrs
Noble second by Ars a. Carml.
chaSl, and third by Mrs Edward
Boyd
I.sa AHwra raIeFtalResl Eus4Is 81
= social event, Friday, May H. a.
the home 90 Ars. Robert Marshall
Jr, aaSo Fourth Ave No, Mp.
Marshall and Mrs. Dorothy Rob
arts we're eo-hnslssSss OAmsa we're
played and rptrsahmanls we're saFVs
I'd, Members present al tho AZ,
fair were Mines Crystal MarmoR.
lSrntoe Hnndon, Helen uolns, Fau.
siina Smith. Helen whitssIde, Ds-
lores uiichTist. Loretta Ellis, and
p0rIS ella Frssss uuesta or tho
club were Mines Margaret Young.
Theresa Carey, Miss BETTY HuI-
ton, aud Miss JuAnlta Moreno
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Sykes and Mrs. James KIRK Sr.
returned home Tuesday afternoon.
Nay IS, from = successful! stsa.a :
trip 10 White Ash Lake In WiscoR-
sin.
Mr.. NelsOa HAIenger 0i SIS y,
GTottO ST. who has been a patient
At AnekeT hospital for the past
three years, has been discharged
and Is now at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector VaNsAr are
now making their home In their
new residence, 923 ST Anthony
Ave. Mr.. and Mrs. vASar are
the parents Of two daughters,
Joyce and ChsIyll.
Dinner GOeuas: klF. and AITw.
Louis cAssn Of 1898 Thomas Ave.
had as their dinner guests Thurs
day. May Is. Or. Russell Brown.
head Of the Carver Foundation al
Tuskegee and DR. Edward TTigE,
who are in Minneapolis attending
the meeting Of the BacteTIologist
association Drs, Brown and TFigg
are associated with Mr. and Mrs.
Cason's son. Louis, a member Of
the TiSkCgse faculty. other guests
at the dinner were; Mr. and Mrs.
5, " Owens. Mrs. Benetta Chivsrs
and son, Marvin A delicious five
course dinner was served.
The Duke and Duchess mea Pr.
day May IL. with Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Williams. ne Rondo Ave.
The club will entertain at q matt
nee dance on May 81. al Treasure
Inn The next meeting will be
with Mr. and Mrs Birches v. Bird.
OF SAs N. Dale 81
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NOCNG fEOrt.ES CllA
or ST THOMAS El.ECTS

Election 81 officers Of the Touns
Peoples club. ~ the a. A. T. =.
ot 81 Thomas Was held SUNDAY,
May is al ssis Fourth Ave, ~.
EieCtrd prcatden, Was Mr. Lloyd
SMITH, secretary " Miss Jean Soho
field and treasurer, MlsA Shirley
Kyle.
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HAPPN aIRTHDA1I

birthday greetings In MinnsApo
IL Jane I Marjorie Thompson
b0S7 James Ave 40 U~ofHa John
son, ~ Highland Ave. No, June d
MTs W. J Parker. 1893 iTth Ave.
~ Richard Howell, 2a0t ElltUt
A'r Sc Wayne r",kTelI 4Sll 2Lih
Ave so. MTs Naomi Washington.
$685. James Ave No, aracs Jady
2il0 18th Ave ~ Mrs Ruth Nor
riE, 2Ai4 Fifth Ave 80. June A.
Royal e Johnson. SOS Olson High
way June clarence freeman,
rs Olson Highway REV Harvey
fhildTcsH. $500 Oi,NeF Ave 40 June
Mrs ~ a. Cheek, 2B2Q 9th Ave-
- : Peoples 2aoi Fif,h Ave.
SO Kay FrAnCis Dorsey, ll0s Ala
Ilch. Ave- No gune s--Ara, ".
Williams, sTga FouTth Ave 80 Mr..
Matte owens. 300 Citation Ave -.
June 7--Pl~aAaHt Bfsedsn 1908 Dl
son Blvd LEROY Bryant. s7BlS
Washington Ave ~ Mrs ruby
Graham stST Smelling Ave Mrs
Richard Hill, bi7 Emerson Ave No .
Mr. utAn Harris. 7SiI i1th Ave So
Emma Dhrien. SO Emerson Ave
No
out Of town greetings June .
Charles Curry. Los Angeles CRlif.
June - L0Nsii Evans Kansas
city 90 Mrs sue Childrsss Pet
ton, tndspRn dence, No Iuus +
Marguerite johnson. Evanston. ~.
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Social and Personal

Mr.. Nelson Williams. VITO has
been Waiting his cousin, Ms. VIII
liam overt"a ~ e4a - Anthony
avenue. returned to his home In
sAlina. Kama, Saturday. May IS
The Gospel RidoES ouAFtrtte
viii be Ia recital Friday. May p.
at s pm, at Mt. olfvet Baptist
church Mrs. O. MAcFausetts will
render a piano selection The re-
eitAl - sponsored by the Gospel
chorus No admission and the pub
tic Is invited.
Boys were born recently to Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Anderson. Of so
Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. Madi-
son Henderson at rs Rondo Ave.
Fishing: Mr.. Don DOty, Mr.. JOe
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-21

rhc Urban IaNaEUe Auxiliary viii
meet with Mrs q J, Cheek, sas2
SO,h Ave SO. May - At SPIN
The matter OF entertaining June
graduates Nill b discussed with
other businssa Mrs Fora IIslm,
president,
Mn. Easic Jacknaa. 60 n. srS.
enth ~ entered ~, Mary's haapI.
tai May ~ 10 undergo surgery
Her condition al present IL not
known,
Mr., and Mrs, FraRk TrFVS, SAIs
First Ave. SO, left Tuesday, May
Is for Chicago, Pittsburgh. IA q.
Cleveland. Onto. Washington, u
c and New York, they viii he
gone two weeks
aah IIo~NrI MellA SAos F1ItA
Ave, 60, 10 . patient al Veterans
hospital this week where he ls un.
der observation for back all.
msnt.
Mru, Leonard 0FceR, leo Thlra
~, No, rvIUrned home last week
from Dsaeoneas hospital she IL
oohvAleSeinE from an operation.
Tue lbrIPeF's Club viii meet on
Sunday. May "a. ~ pm with
Mrs Rosa Pittman. Ssi2 Fourth
Ave 10.
Mr., and Mr., IaolrFt TayLsF, s10a
Fifth Ave, 80. opened their lake
cabin last weekend They plan tn
make several trips to the cabin dur
Ina the summer
Iittlr ItalPh Trmple. saR al Mr.,
and Mrs Ed~ Temple. asa Fifih
Ave no. viii celebrate his tfih
birthday. saturday, May a.. Hls
birthday vas Thursday. May -,
however,
Mr.. John GIanIoR. atss Foarth
Ave 10. II ~ al his home this
week lie expects to undergo
tonsilIsctomy
A deleEatioa of p@Ncn nsesnbrFp
Of ~ Thomas Episcopal church al
tended the oath annual meeting of
tho Minnesota branch Of the Won
ems Auxiliary TO tho National
Council al ~ Johns church, ~
Paul. Tuesday. May ~
The NJ. ThstaMa nodallly nast ~
the home 81 Mrs GLADYS Session
SsSs FInh Ave, 80. Monday. May
~ They have oomplSiSd plans feT
their stFsstsaT party had Friday,
May ~ today
Mira. Eugene NSOds0n WMa saE.
priH"d by hsr husband With = birth
day dinner party In her honor The
party was held al their homs, biG
I.yndals Ave Ma. A turkey dinner
was served Eleven msmbeIa Ot
her family helped her celebrate
She received lovely siils
Invitations are IN the MALL f0E
a tea 10 bs given by tho Junior
NAACP al the YwCA on Sunday.
May ~ THIS IL u membership
| aFiVa tea ana w,iII bs hala finn,
$50 To pm,
The ArOuRd the CiScL CIub held
ita annual election ~ the Phyllis
Whsatlsy House. Wednesday, May
n lie elected president was clyde
sofOEEins, Vice president 10 AddIs
Young. secretary 10 Charlotte Per.
iset. and treasurer 10 GEORGE Mes.
bit Thess ohicss will be- held for
onR year
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|AzHdw O..
IMQa@s&,ss
Harry BIRTHDAVi

Birthday greetings IN 81 Paul
May 80, Frances Humburd 1hH n
81 Adams Constance Hiii sSa Gar
500 st Anthony Ave. \ a. Sha
vers, $50 n, ~ AibRnH, Mabel ste
phenA. tT9 ftondp Ave MAJ -
Lawrence whitmuFe, koo Woudu
Ave May 7b--John Patton 80 ~
Anthony Ave May Sc hTN Ellis
Manning. sae IHishaFt Ave May u
Mrs Alice Manning, 81 ~ An
thany Ave John Ire. bsg IElehaFt
Ave ERtslia lsuCkIc Iisi ShcF.
burn. Ave warren Hayes ~ Paul
May 20 Bert Carter, ~ Paul May
Western Ave Susan % Ellis, aii
Rondo Ave MAJ ~ Mrs Mary
JoRea, tO22 Rondo Ave. MsT Mae
Carson, ~ Paul
strong spokane. May 7b tdlItan q
HURTS, Lrs Angeles. May a. Ken
meth Gnihs, I.oH Angeles, May 40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-21

ssTs. DSFis TSW~ii Vt wa-aiRE.
ton, u. g. daughter OF Mt. and
Mrs Turner Nelson, SpoI firth
Ave So, IL visiting her family
until June
The MInRraPoIia Chaptsr Sf the
rraGWaIrta sorority IhaalReaa SiFls
club viii meet Friday, May II.
st IN" home Of Mrs Mary E, neau-
ford. iAst H. Sard ~,
FAILURE to recognise the rights
Of chlhrrn may Erow out of par
entail insecurity developed outside
the home Mrs, JuAnitA Pope
Mortsoy, Greensboro. ~ q.
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oUr-oF-rowh REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE, direct from owner-s.1o acres
:nd IN, modern 5,roop white s,. asbestos
Greensboro, Denton hwy. Caroline CO.; o.
basement, bath. hot water, new fuel oil
heater insulation, screen. storm sash;
PAUL T. HUpDLE. 1900 Hamilton. Prince
CENTRAL FLORIDA. $50 down. sl5 m month
paved road; ss75. Box 1850, Orlando,
lo-AcRE HOME in the country, s-room
good condition; $3.50 down. $3.50 in 90
HsKooks Z REAL ao"'s EsrATE. Ti S orsn.s' "'Ss Va
tPhone 3671)
BARGAIN AT sIo.b00 in a 1s2-acrs farm
from from 20 20 to 'eIe years DID, in in Splendid con-
yesst., xssgy om to g s RDe' snt
and running water, and lsrse lake esn
farming and psstur. rrazins land, with
.11 hiehvay. in Rappahannock Co, va,
as ,,rys ys Eh r.sd.nc. ,fsy rS,n.
and other outbuildines. Just painted; grow;
ing, saw timber; also on State gravel road
eb H a and ,ns ssh0a s BY ae
house garden; only one mile west OF Nine
Rn1., Yah; a1d ID asGgt boy ooo miles out of rron'
ROYAL va. bliSbUV
Large residence OF s rooms, with o35
acres of level land. on No. 6la State
gravel road: 600-apple-tree orchard; two
barns: several chicken houses: 4 number
OF cattle: all machinery. tractor: store;
tenant on farm will remain If desired;
$40. 900.
"Sa acres on the Shenandoah River In
rich cattle and farming land. about 6
miles cut of Front Royal. Va: ST. 900;
large res.
acres with new three-room cinder
block residence with electricity barn:
chicken house: we'll; mail and school bus
at door; $500. This land joins the
l41-acre farm. Both can be bought to-
gether.
boys or girls camp: overlooking the
Shenandoah River; swimming, boa ting
hshing: large 19-room. two-story stone
mansion. 6 bathrooms, oil heat, radiators
throughout building; on State gravel road
about 4 miles west Of Front Royal, Va,
and about g. 65 miles out Of WashinEton::
s: Royal ave. Front Royal, Va
Evening star., 1948-11-14
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

ST. PETERSBURG. FLA.-Do you want to
ffe.ire. Tourist court: one entire block
,rontafs; Iron e Mem Meon eee,red downtovn sec
bath; full kitchen and partially inclossd
porch, heating units Also includes owners
nome OF brick construction. containing 3
rooms. Kitchen. :? baths and additional
ground zs tor ereetinE more units Good
W 5hoT er p.st ssns nso. Sef1ss starts
900. Write Elmer T. Cummins 1formeriy
GER Co. $50 ssS . n 49, 'Es "
Pesrsburg: Fla.
Il HAVE e. E.,1 lots nesr the lake in one
IS on. Of. the most besutifiil Cities IN In
any an Or or all Of these lots tor 1886 each
Besusiful locs. for for retirement. hom. hon Bos za
i SRe Of II. BEST 0.ee seetions % S esrnsi Mi.n 1S'
Excellently constructed of reinforced con-
c0ppet e.n and
WIT UNITS now rented for approximsteis SIS
skA6fS16s sfs,l6f fIadsnt.m.n. fisc s.n5 WATER
tfont rom estate ~ acres. on Manatee River;
oont S1a oSuse 20 50r b,s3,ns aq
and smaller . 5aHm 6ufdinss s'rf5ansts nressn
caletaker experienced bodtman and guide,
knows local waters and will remain at
So5 per week Price includes kitchen
equipment S11.500. WALTER S. HARDIN
REALTY CO, Realtors. Bradenton, Fla
"-BEDROOM FURNISHED. 1-story duplex.
close :. buslines and Little River; no chill
dren or pets; 81 800 season. Write DIXON,
so NE ~ Ter, Miami, Fla
FOR REST-Dec. 1st to April lst. three
bedroom home in beautiful Coral Cables;
spacious lawn. Further information con-
tact MRS. F. E. JOHNSON ,ownerl. lOg
Sarto ave. Coral Gables Fla.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
LOTS FOR SALE tcsse.,.

n!AMBLEn 1TE, 10000, hssutiful sec
tis oa c sesS svs sfd,i e..
aTFHSTIoH 2MNsh 81 G'ts sG1Skksasts 81 Ap 1892
hou!ss a srsh ens ssSo6 ssHao .rS aoAs f4s
si.sss 50. Fl. Sesutifal y; view ss overlook
T. T. trens eh.n bridse rd IN 1f'sy near
es: sac sno SwSn RSi ffos s!lss and terms
ties .y.is6. mn ns Nss seseeIs 'P Pran.port.s,on or @
nc TO sHSpp Z ACRE i GoMEsTiEs. iSi in west Falls
oe.a your own ar.eq nSme to ut
shopping. Price 1850 to $3.50, terms.
a S ass'ns av.aSe REaffe
erty today. Directions: Out Lee hwy.
~ miles rig ht At MesthsmDson sign
w Will fgiNANcE and md build ,iE your @ iS%: home
large home sites. located out Colesville I'd :.
~ aa mi from trsfse lieht At Colssville I'd
ss Ga SILVER ots R
!ios I e ssiI ! Roper! oIE" Heater. With VT cRANr
aEDGE YOUR POSITION asainst infs-
ton: decentralization, other factors. by
owning an acreage home site In restricted,
attractive Glen Hills; quality sites from
81 900 to So, 900 with 3-year terms. Drive
through Rockville 2l2 miles west on Route
2s' Turn turn isft v.l At daIa ssn See Mr. coUHcL
BRADLEY HILLS GROvE-choice beau
tifully wooded lot, $4,000 "a. IT.; $4,000
Call WI. 1899. IA
PAY FOR 1T over 4 period Of years and
build when you are ready. But get your
lot now for each year you will have TO
pay more and probably have q poorer
selection close to town. Large lots OF
| acre or more ip nearby Virginias nicer
Developments. Liberal terms. Phone Gk.
1O1~ IL
Evening star., 1948-11-14
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ssss; i9 miles from from Dis9ries 0hi" iine J. nv. y.
MevIcKEF NJ aGkts lGis Gd S6o St ns IEnidsd 5!3o
timber Ia mi; from Fairfax on Lee Jack
prox; 3: acres in sil sps must be sold
EleislTT REAk FSTaTI aTE.f Fl f.hs
stream: also Groom log house with nre-
place: pIn $3.50 psr acre acre. and up. BY OWNER
land fast-movinE wide stream, several ex
s.snt OuaRf pEW ss f9ss n Ia' Rsof s:.yss
3914 Branch ave. Sc, HI. roo. Open
sT. sHn. a2kYs 4 ~ 'icousrY-5o acres, me.tl,
home ne0s sites On Route aol. near waldorf
5 Md no D6ee 5sSa ssms MD s'i RrAnf9 sT e
sH1RfnY Mn1sHIl 'fai faaiiGHwAY-1oo acres, 14oo-
f. frontage Oa!anes EoSded S'd,n. rolling snst
per acre. FULLER GRooM Really
e., OK. 44s1 Ewes, GIL. e757 sno
s1Snk FeSn % mi of e. stasts srsas A.e
l6 acres, within 10 mi; probable tourist
:Sss 5 s5$i7S m sS 4s '0aFsH EE: G. GsG9sH
Great Fails. Va: ine old trees. GOOD views
ss q ;':: ses sssy y
ACREAGE N ARLINGTON COUNTY. Va.
garden apartments: 8 acres, il acres
prices; utilities, available in all cases
EEM:, ! l5so. louis j ?. SHOEMAKER. 1sis
S!.s 81. .s4.. s5o 1Tr ron.s. ss On D
esisE ! ss!s :. SSksfcr % e%RRRHR II 'f5s p1vfs Is
burg IS miles from wash. mile ea Ct
"a & sss e,s'i1 ~ sissPss rfis.
yfcISifY CHAM bridge. Va. view o
foaS su%sR n Sos m. old st. t1sss
MoMIsffE Mp Esfr IN n rpffNSRRcREsr. pfSRRR between An.
nsnd.le va and Shirley hwy seautitS
l55 #. road frontage. SI;5oG; terms 4
Ssnefs AEsH XsRN9S SSs M ..d aYHsH
FOR YOUR Virginia dairy farm, contact
THE BRAST co. Fairfax Va Jesse Bldg
sia-ACRE RECTANGLE. vicinity Arsyls
Club; southern slope, beautiful view Of val.
ley; will design and build house to your
order If desired Write owner. Z. II
ROYALL, r. r. D. l. Silver Spring. Md
"A ACRES, nearby Prince Georsss County
Nd; out South Capitol st. 6h. miles be.
yond District line; clean, well-drained 10.
cation overlooking Potomac; surveyed sub
division proposed; all prints available; 66e
It. on hard surfaced road, with frame
house now rented; 4 barns and other build:
ings: priced less tAsn $500 per acre. Cal
OWNER. Tw. 1908. saturday and sunds,
Evening star., 1948-11-14
FARMS FOR SALE.

make ideal roadside stand; fruit ;. pCultss. Sams
trpcs farm rms modern ,nelos.d SFlex resr
porch, p,, hea! -ear e' sar.se work shop; poultry
house. barn for horses or cows brooder
house. hog house; 4 acres Of fertile lang iana'
;SEs cds's 5sasih NJ ad '1iSd
ia5-ACRE Ioudoun County farm: 6-rm
smoke house: mach shed. lse. barn. poultry
house. pig pen; stock included. 30 pure pure
bred hogs. four. cows. heifer, four calves. calves:
jeep. p; Tractor tractor. and other equipment for
and other food; two streams. all-ysar
s'ssE eHsu4 af'a1ss f
EXCELLENT STOCK RA1srNG-ov.r $50
acres on main hwy. committing distance
fenced. te si-yeaarp apo water; cattle % and horse
shss'P e.h tss eSPGr
LouDouN coyNTY-stoek farm, Ill ls7
barn, other outbldEs.. Approx. 500 bar
rels Of corn and machinery included with
Terms. For apt: to Inspect ssii cHARLEs
W. PETERS. Broker. FA. 0123. IA
VIRGINIA FARMS, RANGING from 20 ssre. M
to 5000 acres In size and from $40, 600 q
$500, 900 In price These farms are 10.
Gated In beautiful Northern Virginia from
the T1dewater to the mountains. Mans
ington. Cattle. dairy and general purpose
live out Of town. be 1t In . modest cottage
or in Q stately Colonial mansion, SCI
MASON HIRST. Annsndale. Va. at thu
end Of Columbia pike. Phone Falls Church
7447 Closed Sundays
MODERN FREDERICK County dairy farm
Of 2S4 acres for sale; 40-stanchion Wash.
ali modern conyeniences; excellent large
pastures and alfalfa stands; milk ant
wheat income In past IL months eaualeo
two-thirds of asking price Of $4,000. See
your real estate dealer or DAN WIGHT
SMALL FARM. Ia acres and independ.
snce: sturdy 1o.Tm. stone and staeco
front. fruit and shade tress. small out.
bldgs.: located in the friendly town oi
Bluemont, Va, - mi. from D. c. Close
to stores and school: low taxes; utils. in;
oil h.-w.h, You'll like this BARGAIN. Only
81. 500. Y cash eUBURBAN REALTY
Co, TT. 1923, ow. e174. weekdays, Oh
IIiil1MENI FARM. Eastern shore;
saA q rsntsd Or shsrs-croppsd. Il. W