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Miss Ethel GoyIor,
Justice EmpIoye

Miss Ethel Gaylor, 48, an EN-.
ploye of the Justice Department.
died Of leukemia yesterday in
Prince Georges Hospital. She
lived at 4810 Branchville road,
College Park, Md.
An employee of the Govern
ment for % years. Miss Gaylor
had worked at the Department
OF Justice since 1912. She had
been confidential and executive
assistant to Assistant Attorney
General George C. Doub in the
Civil Division of the Justice De-
partment at the time of her
death. Previously she had worked
in the Claims Section, the APP
pellate Section and the admins
trative Office of the department.
Miss Gaylor is survived by her
father, Emory Gaylor of the
College Park address; a sister,
Mrs William D. England of 34O6
'Sixty-third avenue, Cheverly
Manor. Md, and brother.
Robert Gaylor of 9525 Forty
eighth place. College Park, Md.
Services will be held at $3.50
pm. tomorrow in Gasch's flu
neral home. 4739 Baltimore ave-
nue., Hyattsville, Md, with burial
in st. Paul's Episcopal Church
Cemetery, Beltsville, Md.
The family requests that ex-
pressionS of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
American Cancer Society.
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Mrs. 0'Keefe,
|Census0fficia|

Mrs. Helen Dudley Almon
OKeefe, SO, chief of the per-
sonnet division at the Census
Bureau. died Of cancer yesterday
at Garfield Hospital.
A native Of Milwaukee, Mrs.
OKeefe was the daughter of the
late DR.. John I. Jegi. then presi-
dent of Milwaukee Teachers Col
lege. She was graduated from
Northwestern University and
taught school for seven years in
Arizona and Wyoming.
She moved to Washington in
1885 with her first husband, Ed
ward B. Almon. When he died
in 1887, she entered Government
service and was assigned to the
Census Bureau in 1899.
She married Thomas D.
OKeefe in 1916 but continued to
be known professionally as Helen
D. Almon. They lived at 1918
o street NV.
Mrs. OKeefe received a meri-
torious service award from Com
merce Secretary Weeks about
three weeks ago.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by her mother. Mrs.
nellie D. Jegi, and a sister, Mrs.
Grace Gordon, both of Indianola,
Iowa; another sister. Mrs. Ruth
McVicar of Cheyenne, and a
stepson. Edward Almon of Den
yer.
A memorial service will be
held at II am. tomorrow at
Christ Episcopal Church George
town, 3l12 o street NV.
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Mrs. Mary Handy Evans,
Kin of Famed PHOTOGRAPHER

Mrs. Mary Handy Evans. II
great-niece of Mathew Brady
who until 1854 continued with
her sister the studio he founded
died Monday night at her home,
6024 North Dakota avenue NV,
after a long illness.
Her father. Levin c. Handy
went to work in his uncle's STU
dio when he was IL. When the
famed Civil War photographer
died in 1896. Mr.. Handy took
over the business, operating il
from his home at 494 Maryland
avenue S.W.
After Mr.. Handy's death In
1882. Mrs. Evans and her sister
Mrs. Alice H. Cox. continued the
business until October, 1854,
when they turned their historic
plates and photographs over to
the Library of Congress.
1t was a Photographic collec-
ton rejecting the Districts his
tory for nearly a century. Much
of 1t included the work of Mr..
Brady, including a large group
OF portraits of past members of
Congress whom he photographed
during the Civil War and post
war years. Negatives of Abraham
Lincoln, members of Lincoln's
cabinet. justices of the Supreme
Court, military leaders OF the
North and South, actors and ac-
treSses and other celebrities were
included.
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Montgomery Lodge los at Rock
vile. and of Trinity Chapter No.
33 of the Order of the Eastern
Star. Mr. Redden also was active
in the Democratic club in his
area.
Besides his daughter. Mr.. Red
den is survived by his widow.
Isabelle Lillian Redden: four
sisters. Mrs. Ollie Bodine and
Mrs. Frances Bodine, both of
Route 3, Bethesda, Mrs. Isabelle
Anderson. 35l5 Albemarle street
NV, and Mrs. Dora Day. 433l
Del Ray avenue, Bethesda: two
brothers. Donald Redden Of
MartinSburg, w. Va. and Rus
sell Redden of Dallas. Tex. and
two grandchildren.
Services will be held at II am
tomorrow in the Robert A. Pum-
phrey funeral home in Bethesda.
Burial will be in Parklawn Gene
terry.
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Among Mr.. Brady's daguer-
reotypes were those of Edwin
Booth. William Cullen Bryant,
Stephen A. Douglas. Albert CAL
latin. Jenny Lind, Daniel Web
ster and Brigham Young. One
portrait of an elderly woman is
identified as Dolly Madison at
the age of 70.
Mrs. Evans mother was
Emma Susannah GeSsford, and
both parents were from old fam
lilies of Southwest Washington.
She married her husband,
George w. Evans. in 1910. MI.
Evans was supervisor of the
proving room in the engraving
division Of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing until his
retirement in 1854.
They had two children. John
Handy and Mary Virginia Evans.
Their daughter died about five
years ago.
Mrs. Evans belonged to the
Fifth Baptist Church.
She is survived by her hus-
band. of the home address; her
son. Of Cheverly. Md; her sis
ter, who still lives at the old
home on Maryland avenue, and
four grandchildren.
Services will be held in the
S. H. Hines funeral home. 290l
Fourteenth street NV, at 3 pm.
tomorrow. Burial will be in
Rock Greek Cemetery.
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Percy Eugene Redden, &c,
Longtime EmpIoye Of Navy

Percy Eugene Redden. sc. who
served the Navy Department for
81 years. died OF a heart ailment
Monday while working in the
yard at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Geraldine Shaw. at
1904 Macarthur boulevard. Cabin
John, Md.
Born in nearby Cropley, Md,
Mr.. Redden had been a resident
OF Cabin John for 43 years. He
lived at 7707 Macarthur boule-
ward.
He served for 81 years In the
Naval Gun Factory, then trans
ferred IN l943 to the Norfolk
Naval Shipyard TO become the
head OF the optical department
as chief quarterman. There his
department. known as one of
the "eyes OF the Navy" dealt
with repairs and inspection of
range finders. binoculars. perl
scopes and other equipment. Mr..
ReddeE retired in l949 because
OF his heart ailment.
An elder in the Hermon Pres
byterian Church in Cabin John,
he also was one Of the organizers
in this area Of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics. He
was a Mason and a member Of
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lit Mrmnriant

SMITH, CELESTINE. In loving memoir,
OF my aunt, Gel ESTINE SMITH wht
departed this life one year ago today
March u, 1895
II may seem as II you are forgotten
Though on earth you are no more
But ~ my heart and memory you are
with me
As you always were before
DEVOTED NIECE. ALFREDA c
FARRAR
RALPH W. In loving mem.
DRY Of RALPH W. WILLIAMS, who
passed away one year aRo today March
q, 1886,
Your semitic face and patient smile
with sadness we recall;
You had a kindly word for each,
And died beloved by all
The voice is mute and stilled the heart
That loved Us well and true.
All, bitter was the trial to part
From one so good as YOU.
You are not forgotten, loved one,
Nor will YOU ever be.
As long % lie and memory last,
We Will remember thee.
we miss you now, our hearts are sore
A. time goes by We miss you more
Your LOVING smile. your gentle iaeo
No one can MI your vacant place
his LOVING WIFE, SON AND FAM.
lily.
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Lower Columbia Junior College.
Longview. Wash.
He is survived by his widow,
the former Frances Edmond, and
four children, Donald. Karen.
Kathi and Curtis, all of the home
address: two sisters. Mrs. S. N.
Hall of East Wenatchee. Wash.
and Mrs. Frank Hayward Of
SINH. Calf. and three brothers,
w. T. and j, r. White, both Of
Longview. Wash. and H. C.
White of North Hollywood. Calf.
Friends may call at the Robert
A. Humphrey funeral home, 1857
Wisconsin avenue. Bethesda.
where the rosary will be said at
8 pm. tomorrow. A requiem
mass will be offered at 9 am.
Friday in the Fort Mycr chapel.
Burial with full military honorS
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Mary Turpin Layton, 81,
Expert on Regional Geneu|oqy

Mrs. Mary Turpin Layton, 81,
prominent Washington gene
alogist, died after a stroke Mon
day in Washington Sanitarium.
A native of Hurlock, Md, Mrs.
Layton developed a keen inter-
est in the Colonial histories and
genealogies of her native State,
the District, Virginia and Della
ware.
When President Truman was
in the White House she traced
Mrs. Truman's lineage and pre-
sented 1t to the First Lady as a
gift. Mrs. Truman later invited
Mrs. Layton to the White House
on several occasions.
Mrs. Layton traced her own
ancestry through the Douglasses
OF Maryland back to the royal
houses of Scotland and England
in the 18th century.
She was a founder and hon.
,orary life member Of the Dis
trict society Of the Daughters
of Colonial Wars. the Lords of
the Maryland Manors and the
Nanticoke Md chapter OF the
Daughters of the American Rev.
folution. She also belonged to a
number of other patriotic and
historical organizations.
She was the wife of Oscar L.
Layton, a retired builder. who
died in 1916. They lived for many
years at 1925 Seventh street
NV. Since his death she had
lived with her children.
Mrs. Layton is survived BY
four daughters. Mrs. John A.
Goodwin of 4507 Ridge street.
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Mrs. J. A. HiIImun,
Widow of Major

Mrs. John Adams Hillman. 81,
sister Of William Byrd Hillman
of 1888 New Hampshire avenue
NV. died February ~ of a
heart attack while visiting
friends in Hollywood, Calf.
The former Isabel Wurts Page,
she was born in Philadelphia.
and made her debut at the Phila-
delphia Assembly In 1914. She
was the widow of Mai. Hillman,
"a veteran OF both world wars,
who died in 1850.
Mrs. Hillman lived near
Charlottesville, Va, where she
was a member of the Farming
ton Club. She also belonged to
the Colonial Danes Of America,
the Acorn Club and the Magma
gCarta Society of Philadelphia.
Services will be held at l:l5
pm. Friday in Gawler's Chapel.
1856 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Burial will be In Arlington
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Ida DoIon,
Georgetown Native

Mrs. Ida S. Dolan. SO. a native
of Georgetown. where she lived
almost all her life. died of heart
attack after a long illness Sunday
IN Resmor Sanitarium in Be-
thesda.
The former Ida Sullivan, she
was the widow of John j. Dolan,
an attorney vino died at the turn
OF the century. She made her
home with her son. John j.
Dolan. at 1923 Thirtieth street
NV, before her illness. He
survives her as we'll as a sister.
Mrs. Michael j. Colbert, 2022
Columbia road NV.
Mass will be offered at 10 am.
tomorrow in Holy Trinity Catho-
lie Church. Thirty-sixth and o
streets NV. Burial will be at
Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Dr.. John Hayes, 50, Dies
Of Injuries in Indonesio

was assistant minister of the
National Presbyterian Church.
In l948 he'returned to China as
a teacher in Kweichow province
He was arrested by the Commu-
Inists in October, 1851, and finally
released in September, 1852. DR..
Hayes then returned to the
United States where he remained
until 1855 when he was sent as
a missionary teacher to Indo-
nesia.
DR.. Hayes is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Barbara Hayes of
Philadelphia; a brother, Ernest
Hayes of New York: four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. w. w. HOLSTER of
56l7 Massachusetts, avenue. Falls
Church; Mrs. Glenn Martin of
South Carolina; Mrs. Phillip
Cuba of Long Island. N. Y; Mrs.
w. w. Amber of Philadelphia;
a son. John Hayes of Cambridge,
Mass. and five grandchildren.
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DR.. John D. Hayes. SO, a church
leader long associated with the
National Presbyterian Church
here, died Monday in Jakarta,
Indonesia, from injuries suffered
in a street accident.
DR.. Hayes was born in Tang
chowtu, Shantung Province,
China. of missionary parents.
He was graduated from the
College of Wooster (Ohio) and
Princeton Theological Seminary
He was granted a Rhodes schol-
arship and was captain Of his
crew at Oxford.
While a missionary in China
for the Presbyterian church. he
was president of the College OF
Chinese Studies in Picking and
author Of Chinese English die
tionary.
During World War II, DR.. and
Mrs. Hayes were interned by the
Japanese in China.
Following World War II, he
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Comdr. White, Aide in Office
Of Chief of Naval Operations

Comdr. Donald F. White, Al,
an aide in the Office of the Chief
of Naval Operations, died yes
terday at the National Institutes
of Health after a long illness.
During World War II he
served in both the Atlantic and
Pacific theaters. He was cap
tured by the japanese and re-
leased when the war ended.
After the war he was executive
officer of the Naval Air Facilities
at Annapolis and later served in
Honolulu on the staff of the
Pacific Commander in CHEW.
He was transferred to the PEN
tagon in 1854. He lived at 1880
Thirtieth road North. Arlington.
A native of st. Maries. Idaho.
Comdr. White was a graduate of
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Air Crash Kills Two

ALLIANCE. Ohio. Mar. 6 tP.-
Two men were killed late yester-
day when their plane stalled and
crashed shortly after take-off
from nearby airport. Dead
we're Floyd V. Garlic, "a. Of
Alliance, and Luther D. Brion.
33. of Maple Ridge, Mahoning
County.
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Chevy Chase, Md; Mrs. Orville
I. CAN'T of 6705 Haven place,
Falls Church; Mrs. L. w. Brown
ing Of BIS Penwood road. Silver
Spring. and Mrs. Daniel G.
Downer of 3007 Erie street Sc;
two sons. Richard T. of 1000
Cathedral avenue NV. and
Horace L. of 1927 North Powha-
tan street. Arlington: nine grand
children and seven great-grand-
children.
Services will be at 10 am. to-
morrow at the S. H. Hines Co
funeral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Hurlock.
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j. Albert Reisinger of Miami,
Fla.
Friends may call at Hysong's
funeral home. 1900 N street
NV. Services will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow at st. Adams Church,
Wisconsin and Massachusetts,
avenues NV. Burial rites will
be private.
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In Mrmnriant

ALLISON, RICHARD B.: sCHMID
lfRANk II loylng memory Of ny deal
dear father. FRANK SCHMID. whS
passed away March "a. 1914
Two loved ones gone but not forgotten.
The golden sun has disappeared.
The sky IL dull and gray.
Because God called YOU, ! know moi
But / am to wait for Gods own time
and will follow the same road.
May God comfort you and bless YOU
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGH.
TER. MRS. r. B. ALLISON.
CORDER, MARY STAHL AND HENRY
CLAY In loving memory OF our be.
iored mother AND grandmother, MARY
and our beloved father and grand-
father HENRY CLAY CORNER, ~hc
departed this life one year ago. April
3, 1896.
Our thoushts OF you will never fade
when all the wears have flown
Your memory as the brightest star,
DAUGHTERs AND GRANpDAUoHrrR
CURTIS. ROSEMARY. In loving mem
9fy q our dear danshter and nee :.
ROSEMARY CURTIS. who died six
years ago today. March q. 1851
A few in this world her equal you'll
find:
A breath full Of life
That came TO an end.
She died as she lived,
EveryoneS friend.
EDWARDS Dwarf GERTRuRL; In Ioyn IS
EDWARDS. VINO passed away two
years ago today. March o. 1888.
Remembered and loved always.
ELWOOD. MILDRED AND ETHEL
HUBBARD. REV. THOMAS n. A tribute
o. love 70 The memory OF our fathcr,
REy rh mo- iSe ea HUs seydHo esb
years aro today March ., 1919
In my Fathers house are many
The Blessed master said
And TO prepare this blessed place
JosEPHiNE. FLoRENcE FLEET Us,
CORA, tDNA AND LUCILLE,
HARRY In sad but lovins re-
mcmbrance OF my dear brother, HARRY
MASON. who passed away i've years
ago today. March q, 1882
Five years ago you left me
For a better place TO rest,
But you are not FORGOTTEN. brother.
BY the ones who loved YOU best.
May his soul rest In peace,
HIS p f,IEs9IEE SISTER, MARY MASON
MYERS, FANNIE A. In loving memory
Of our dear mother, FANNIE A. MYERS.
day, March u. 1852.
From the world OF pain aud sorrow
To the land OF peace and rest,
God has taken you, dear mother
To where you have found eternal rest
,.,, Sadly missed by
Ut, JAMES NJ. tBUDDY), JR.
- s y lO SnG s %sRSTv e our SSsI
S NJ iBUDpYi o'BRiEN' yR :
IE2 who was killed IN action on
u@EN Iowa Jinn twelve year, ago
today, March H. 1913
Someone remembers, someone cares.
Your name IL whispered IN our prayers;
4 smile, a tear, a thought sincere,
HOW often, Buddy, we wish you we're
NOM. DAD. EDITH AND Ruih.
POWERS =, ISlR "a. ANNIE L. ln LOVING memory
who passed away hye years ago today,
March u, 100. HER NlECEs.
SAUNDERS, FLORENCE GRANT. A
tribute OF love and devotion IN memory
Of our sister. aunt and cousin, FLOR.
1886 o" v
Our darling has gone TO the angels
above
Where there's nothing but happiness.
joy and love.
Gone from tins world so full OF strife
Back TO the God who save her life
again,
To so ihfoush the sorrows that come
TO all men
But rejoice that God chose our sWeA
mower Tor ntS own,
And has taken hef back TO His heaV
home the FAMILY.
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Lofty Office

LIMA, Peru-The highest post
office in the world is at Cerro de
Pasco. Peru, which has an alti-
tude of 1885 feet.
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Atturiltttu

an Snveiiins n Memory n 81 NxTA n
FRIEDMAN on Sunday. March 10.
1857, at 2:30 pm, at the Tifereth
Israel Cemetery. at Riggs I'd. Relatives
and friends invited.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC,
Expressive Floral Tributes ModeraA
prices Open daily Sun. holidays Phok
niahta S00 ltth 81 NV. MA S.0i06
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriun1

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9TH and Mass. Ave. NE. II. $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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CEMETERY LOTS

2 BORDER LOTS. will sacrifce: wash.
ington National Cemetery Fairviev
1-.iNil
CEMETERY LOTS--Fiye sites In Fort
, Lincoln Cemetery, will sell cheap. In.
quire at 1909 queen, No. =, Ar.
lineton. Va, after pm -
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DEATHS

Announcement Or
Services By Chambers
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OOOOWIN, RICHARD NJ. widows Son
A ]: q |: J; !: &:
M hereby called in special COM
M NO :, 1857, at 10 am. at the
NNNX temple, 1000 You st. NV
late brother. RICHARD NJ
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March T. 1907, JOHN C.. MEREDITH
Of 3535 10th It, NV devoted father
q Mrs. Lorraine McCracken Miss
Aurelia Meredith and Mrs. Alma VIII
children, two sisters, one brother,
other relatives and many friends After
= pm Thursday March Z. friends
are invited TO call at the Mcclure
Funeral from the Vermont Avenue Ban.
tiSt Church, 1880 Vermont ave NV,
on Friday March \, AZ 1880 pm
lnterment Spartanburg. s c.
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dOuDMlN' RICHARD NJ. on Satur-
n Y. RICHARD NJ, GOODWIN, Tor.
merry Of 532 25th pl. e.. devoted hus-
father. Of Elsie G Mitchell. Martha
9 Holmes, virginia q. Smith. Richard
A., Attorney Reginald E.. Edward W.
Wilbur C.. Frances NJ and Beatrice
j Goodwin. Also surviving are one
sister Mrs. Beatrice Kenner; four
teen grandchildren, other relatives and
MANI friends. From pm 10 10 m
wednesday. March d. friends may call
a. the Brooks & Allen Funeral Home
18th s.. and Florida ave. nv. where
services viii be held on THURSDAY,
March :, at II am Interment | In.
coin Meinorial CemeterY
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JAMES w. CARTER. W NJ
THOMAS NJ Overflow. Secretary.

THOMAS n ovERTociN. Secretary.
HARPER, THOMAS W. on Tuesday
eral Hospital. THOMAS W HARPER
Of 1870 Sth ST, NV. devoted father
Harper brother OF Mrs Irene Harris
Five grandchildren, other relatives and
friends also survive Family may be
contacted at 1870 I2th ST. NV
Notice Of funeral later Arrangements
BY Malvan e. Sehey. Inc.
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Historic Tidewater,
Southern MARYLAND

I. al acres. historic st. Mary'S
County: 5-room home large barn;
running creek, valuable gravel de-
post. improved highway; 81 miles
ID. &, Immediate possession. A real
BARGAIN: liberal financing; S0,2b0.
.. 3 acres; modern Groom home:
paved road: school bus; mail service
harbor available; ideal family re-
tirement home. SO miles n. C.
.. Historic Lowry; 100 acres: g.
rm. Colonial frame home: beautiful
trees: b-room farm house: barns.
creek; 7-acre tobacco allotment. I'm
mediate possession. 80 miles D. c.
I. so acres: modern masonry g.
bedroom home: .hot-air heat; large
barn: beautiful trees: runninl
stream: improved road; 80 miles
D. c. Immediate possession. S14 $50
3. Historic Woodlawn; l47 acres;
7-room Colonial brick home; Groom
farm house: barn: running creek
ideal retreat. % miles d. c. Immedi.
ate possession. $4,000.
u. 113 acres, overlooking Chesa-
reake Bay: . farm houses; large
barn; 1O-aere tobacco allotment; or
> paved roads; ideal for tobacco anc
livestock. Immediate possession. IS
miles D. c. Sill 900
See our ad under "Waterfronts fol
Sale" We have farms. waterfronts
homes. going businesses 20 MI voul
requirements. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY. Prince Frederick. Nd
Phone los. 354 and so5Ji. INsPEC
TON BY APPOINTMENT.
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Historic Tidewater,
Southern MARYLAND

/. Anne Arundel County; . acres;
3-bedroom- bath masonry home: I'M
mediate possession: 30 miles d. c.:
5000.
=. Owensville: l4l acres; Groom
Colonial home; completely restored;
. baths; Dashboard heat; . barns.
tenant house. outbuildings; 16-acre
tobacco allotment immediate pos
3. South River; modern 4-bedroom
home: screened porches. Venetian
blinds: artesian we'll: immediate
possession; 25 miles D. c.; S11 300.
T. Anne Arundel County: go
acres; modern 4-bedrm. home; =
tobacco barns, tenant house: so
acres cleared land: S-acre tobacco
miles D. c.: 100000.
5. 1917 acres: S-room Colonial
home bath: 3 large barns, complete
equipment. livestock; half interest
in 1875 acres tobacco, highly pro-
ductive; streams: paved road; ma
ture timber: % miles D. C.
9. Historic Lothian; 20 acres;
10 room Colonial brick home: IL
baths; tenant house. 2 barns, stable.
outbuildings; on paved roads: i'm
mediate possession: 90 miles d. c.:
being sold TO settle estate.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
Call Mrs, Williams. University e
44S1. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY.
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