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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10
< NAVAL mILTTIA ASKS AID.
Endorses Biil FransA A
 fer nick Meaanrea.

Association Endorses Bi1l FranneA Az
 ter Dick Measures.
 washington, Dec. ss-A bill to bring the naval militia under the same ben- efits and training as the Dick bill made possible for the National Guard received the unanimous endorsement of the National Naval Militia Asso- citation at it's annual convention which began here today. Delegates from twenty-three States were present and listened to speeches by Assistant Sec retary of the Navy Beekman Win throp and Commander Winterhalter, chief of the photographic service.
 Mir. winthrop called attention to the importance of the navy having an organized militia of 10000 men which could be called upon In time of war to man Its battleships within seven ty-two hours notice. Mir. Winthrop advocated naval militia bureau in the Navy Department.
 Commander winterhaiter discussed the importance of corrected charts to a navy in time of war. He declared that before starting around the world it was necessary for the officers of the American battleship fleet to col lect 35.00o charts from countries all over the world because 1t was im- possible to secure them in this coun- try,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10
RUE 10 CAUSE OF WATERWAYS Noted Speakers Address
 Great Congress. ADVOCATE IMMEDIATE ACTION Defend Policy of Creating a Bond
 Issue. Secretary Nagel Declares That Im- provement of Rivers and Hsr- bors Can be Handled sy None
 But Government--seaater
 Burton speaks.
ADVOCATE IMMEDIATE ACTION

Washineton, Dec. e.---words that rang true to the cause of waterway im- pavement and came from speakers representing every section of the Unit ed States. stirred up enthusiasm in the National Rivers and Harbors Congress today.
 That there was no reason for delay in formulating the policy of making ef- fective for navigation the water courses of the nation and that the only thing to be considered was proejct for na- tional development was the opinion of many delegates.
 The advocates of greater opportuni- ties for commerce very generally de- tended the policy of creating bond issue sufficient to complete q compre- hensive project of improved waterways, so that once begun there would be no danger of having the work stopped for the lack of available funds. This course, many of the speakers argued, was the one pursued by great railroad and other corporations in the construc- tion of large works.
 Among those who spoke were Secre- tary Nagel of the Department of Com merce and Labor, Senator Burton, Chairman of the National Waterways Commission: President Cameron of the Farmers' National Congress-: Repre- sentative Rodenburg of Illinois. ex- Governor Benton McMillin of Tennes- see.' and Frank Gates Allen.
 Urges Government Aid.
 Pointing out that the improvement of the rivers and harbors of the coun- try was one that neither private enter prise nor State appropriation could handle Secretary Nagle insisted that the National Government was bound to improve these waterways.
 Senator Burton defended Congress against the charge of niggardliness in rivers and harbors Improvement. say ing that In fourteen years. during eleven of which he was chairman of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10
FRISCO A HEALTHY CITY.
sufEeen-General wyman Makes An-
 nuaf Report


 Washington. Dec. s.--Attention to the plague conditions on the Pacific coast is given by the Surgeon-General of the Public Health and Marine Hos pital Service in his annual report. which was made public today. No cases of human plague occurred in, San Francisco during 1909. and there were hut four cases of rat plague. The ef- feet of the inspection by the service in San Francisco. he continued, has placed San Francisco in a satisfactory sanitary condition.
 The surgeon-General discussed the hookworm at some length. and says that 'the failure of requested legisla- ton has prevented a campaign of education in conjunction with the State Board of Health, which had been con tempiated. He says that while the eradication of the disease within a State is primarily the duty of It's sani- tary authorities. the Federal Govern ment should cooperate.
 The marked improvement in the yell low fever situation is attributed by the Surgeon General to the greater attention being paid to sanitation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10
PRoJEcr NEW TRUNK LIME.
Railroad Planned From St. Louis I'd
 Texas.

St. Louis. Dec. s--A new trunk line railroad from St. Louis to Texas, Ar kansas and Oklahoma points Is the project announced by c. F. Moore. president of the recently organised manufacturers railway of St. Louis.
 Mr. Moore stated today the efforts to obtain the cooperation of the Mis- souri, Oklahoma and Gulf. Midland Valley and Fort Smith and Western roads are under way. These roads have been feeders for the Missouri. Kansas and Texas the Frisco system and other Southwestern trunk lines.
 The construction of new terminals in St. Louis. belt line about East St t. Louis, H.. and the operation of car ferries across the river are also in- dicated in the plans announced by MT Moore.
 AdoIphus Busch has thus far been the principal packer of the manufae turers railway.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10
Auait sheIdon,a Recoverr.

New York, Dec. 9.--No steps will be taken toward securing the removal of George P. Sheldon. deposed president of the Phenix Insurance Company of Brooklyn. from his home in Green wich, Conn. to the Jurisdiction of the New York courts while he is In hls present serious condition 1t was offi- cialiy announced here today. Mir. Sheldon is suffering from myocarditis a heart affection.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10

rates Packages that are mailed at third class or fourth class ratss may bear the same Inscription. previded that it is printed or stamped on them. When written on the parcel with pen or pencil. the words arc held to pc . personal communication from the sender to the addressee. thus making the matter subject to first class rates
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10
Glrl,. AssnlIant Eseapes.

searching the country surrounding this city this afternoon for a negro who choked and severely beat Miss R. Trammell here this morning while on her way to the Winnton High School. The girls screams frightened off the negro. who fled into a nearby woods. Feeling is high and trouble is fear ed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10
Cannot write on PacIngea.

Washington. Dec. 9--It has been decided by the Classification Commit tee of the Post Oface Department that the words mot to be opened until Christmas day." or similar inscrip- tions may be written only on such parcels as bear postage at first class
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10
PROFESSOR wAISER DEAD.
Former Prattv,lle Man Die. in Mary

wiIIiamsport. Md, Dec. s.--(SpeciaL) Prof. c. P. Walker, of Prattville. Ala. age TO years, died at his home in Hagerstown, Md, Tuesday afternoon. of general debility. He leaves wife. Nina, daughter of Joseph Hurd, late of Prattviile, Belle, q daughter. of Tus- kegee. Ala. The children at home are J. H.. Robert. Carl. Randolph. Bruce, and Marie waker He taught Latin for several years at the Kee Mar coi- lege, Hagerstown. Md.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10
TECH MAKES RECORD.
Captain of Georgia Team Scores MoAt
 Points.

Atlanta, Dec. s.--According to The Constitution today, John Davis. captain of the Georgia Tech football team, led the South in the number of points scored during the past season. Davis crossed his opponents goal line for nineteen touchdowns.
 wilson, also of Tech. was second scoring five touchdowns and kicking thirty-two goals from touchdowns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10

which they would bs unwilling to in- vest In part.
 Other addresses that called for on thusiastic receptions during the day were by President Cameron, of the nor McNillan of Tennessee. William c. Fitts of Alabama. pr. ] F. crowsll of New York. F. W. Johnson of the Uni ted Commercial Travelsrs of America, and Representative John Small of North Carolina.
 A resolution endosstng the work in- augurated and successfully carried out by the chief forester of the United States. clifford Pinchot, in the use. de- velopment and perpetuation of the great forest resources of the United States was passed by the Woman's Rivers and Harbers Congress today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10
KIng LeopoId Better.

Brussels, Dec. 8.--King Leopold. re- garding whose physical condition con- flictfng stories continue current. was reported to be improved today. The rumors that His Majesty is critically i'll have been officially denied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10

See Rosebuds, Morning Glories. Yan- Kee Doodle Boys and Gypsics at the Baby Opera Friday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10
BENEFIT FOR HoGG.
Louisville Pitcher Dead in New or

LOuN8VfEEe FtNcHeF EBt"W III NNW UF-
 Ieans-Wil1 Aid Family.
 New Orleans, Dec. 9.--The body of Pitcher "Billy" Hogg. Of the Louisville American Association club, who died here yesterday, was sent to his former home at Louisville this morning.
 A benefit baseball game has been ar ranged for Sunday between local semi- professional teams. the entire proceeds to be sent to Hogg's family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-10
THE ORPHEUal TO-DAY,

The Heroine Of Mafeklng. another one of selig's great Boer war pictures, with orchestra effects. A picture with life and action, remances love and war. Den't miss 1t. New illastrsted songs, changed daily.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21

Minul5 p6tek domacnost name
la Frank Rehdfkov5ch byla roz-
mnozena 8 jednu dceru. RovneS
ten sam5 den manzel6 Frank Bous
kovy byli obdafeni synkem. Gra
tulujem.
Kupte barvu ma stfechu u Quea-
la "a 75c. gallon. T6z kaucukov6
pokryvdnf ma stfechu rubber roof
ing) "a $1.75 "a 1OS ctyerecnfch
stfevfcG, V cemz zahrnuty hfebfky
kapslea cement.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21

Chcete-li dobre stavebnf. dfiyf,
objednejte 81 no . Ptakova dfevaf-
skeho skladu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21
Sub.titute Prisoners.

The number Of aged men among the
prisoners in the jails Of India Is said
to be very large and the explanation Is
this:
II Is q common practice, when O
theft Is brought home to a man by the
police, for him to get an old father
or uncle to take the blame on himself,
or he puts up a younger brother to dc
20. Before the court they make full
and circumstantlal confession. They
are convicted and the real thieves gel
off II Is done to benefit the family
A sturdy young man is able to do more
fer the family support by honest labor
o by thieving than an old man or 4
boy.
This ls a custom which prevails NOR
or less in all oriental countries. III
iudges and the people e to argu'
IN this way Somebody has commit
ted a crime, therefore somebody mus
be punished. Now the law Is no r.
s~pecter Of persons. and n person
the same as another; therefore, 1t ca
make no difference to the law who !
punished. So, II the law Furnishes SON
nerSon for the crime. It makes no dl
ference II he did not commit the Grim
the law has been indicated"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21

Minul5 ctvrtek, byli oddani v
okresni budove v Yankton, sudfm
S. A. Boylesem, Jos. III. Ptak,
zdejsf a pi. Marie Seinerova 2 Les
terville. Ia svedky byly dive dee
ry pi. Seinerove. Manzele Pta-
kovy Sc usadf ma farme p. Ptaka
jizne cd mesta.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21
Cesk6 Svatby.

Y dtery rano 0 iedenacte hodini
V sfni z. G. B j. V Tabofe, byli
oddani sudfm j. A, Dyof6kem i
pfftomnosti velkeho poctu pfateI
Frantisek Wurtz Sc slecnou Rnze-
nou Kostrounovou. 70 vyfknu.
II poslednfch SLOW jimz byli prohla
Semi "a zakonit6 manzele, pfitom
nj jim blahopfali nacez druzina Cd
iela ma farmu rodicI neyesty kde
Sc odbyvala hostina svatebni.
Mladf manzel6 tito jsou zde INA
mi cd d6tstvf a test Sc pfizni mems
.le. Usadf Sc ma farme v5chodna
kterou p. Wurtz zrentoval Cd p.
Vino Totuska, kdysi Smrtova far.
ma Pfipojuiem sve blahopfanf,
pfejice Jim vseho zdaru.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21
DOMACI ZPRAvY.

Nam 4 kone ma prodej, lacino.
Teo Koletzky. 2l
Pr. R. Nikla byla naystsvou V
Yankton We ctrytek.
Tabule do oxen ysech merach
lee dostati v Quealoye skladu.
7. ". Ptak 2 Tyndall byl zde We
stfedu v z&jmu sve dfevarny.
j. H. Mikolash byl v Lake An
des "a jakousi zalezitostf We etvr-
TEX.
Mdzete zaplatit sve taxy ma Ia
borske bance, kde mali Gplny sez-
nam.
Zimnf okna vsech msr lie obdr-
Seti We sklad9 Quealove, CHM use
title ma palivu.
Slecna Kristina Mikolasova cd
iela ma delsf navst9vu do Oxford
Junction, Iowa, v pondelf.
Kterasi DANA zanechala nakrc
MIX We Vaukove storu, a mdze Sc
tam pro mel pfihlasit.
zamJslfte- Ii stavst male neb
velke, dejte v5pocet j. H. Queal,
usetfime YAM penfze.
Vaclay q Anton Novak sem pfi-
ieli 2 Omahy ' dterJ a sGcastnili
Sc svatby Wurtz-K ostrounov6.
Jsou bratry pi. Kostrounove.
Frank Blachnik, jenz ztravil
svatky u sv5ch rodiGd u Bon HON
me odiel minuly t5den 90 Nebras
ky kde Dude n~avstevovat kolei.
VyuzitRujte velkeho vyprodeje
q snfzent cen, ienz potrva 20 dnf v
obchodu Vaukov9. Mnohe zbozi
Dude prodano takfka "a polovicni
cenu.
Zbyla nam mensi zasoba kras-
INCH kalendaf1 ma rok 1909, a I'VE
me nase zakazniky by SO pro ne
pfihlasili, ii jenz doposud je nema-
il, PtakIv sklad.
Robert Vauk, Jakub Wagner,
]. A. Dvofak, Harry Rose, A. j.
Novak. Emil Vauk, Lewis Welt,
a Dan Morrison byli ma dfvadle v
Lesterville v nedeli.
Karu plotov5ch kIld 2 Gervene'
no cedru jiz name We dvofe sloze'
ne, a isme hotovi zasobiti snimi
nase zakaznfky. Ptaknv dfeyni
sklad.
Teo KoletzkS prevail ffzenf far
merskeho elevatoru tento tyden.
BSvalS kupovac Jan HOSTEL Sinl
pfipravy k odstehovani Sc ma far.
mu Antona RokIska.
Jest u mns, 2-let5 volfk, billy a
cervene fieky, pdl praveho ucha
ufiznuto. Mattel iei obdrzf pc
zaplacenf oznamky a jinych vyloh.
Jan F. Wagner. 1-2l
Zdisf spolek Am. DfevafI uspo
fada msskarnf pies v Micheloye
sini v sobotu %. ledna. Hudba
cd Taborske kapely. Budou tez
rozdany p6kne ceny maskdm, KITE
re budou oznameny ma plakatech.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21
A Case ut Home.

Teacher-Here in our copy books
day we find the sentence; "Evil
munIcatlons corrupt good manner
Tommy Jones, do you know what
means?
Tommy-Sure! Pa got q ON
cation this mornin' from mas a.,
maker that made him swear.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21
Dane "a rok 1908.

Oznamujeme Re pc Is prosince
budem NIT 1pln5 seaman DAM pro
Tabor a cel6 okolf v obou okre-
sech. Ia maly poplatek sprostfed
kujem zaplacenf dapi.
Tabor State Bank.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21

Josef Janousek, statnf navladnf
okresu Yankton Sc pfesidlil do
Yankton a spoil Sc p Holmanem.
Firma ia Dude znama pod jmenem
& Janousek. Vsfmnete
81 oznamky jeiich v tonic listu.
Pan Janousek tez ufaduje " Les
terville kazdou sobotu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21

Protokol re schnze okresnich
komisarn podavame ma strane 6v
tonic elsie v plnosti. Tento rok
budem vzdy v jednom elsie uvefej
Hovat 1plne jednanf zasedanf who
ru. Komisafi Sc organisovali pro
tento rok prvnf tyden t. m, kdyz
move zvolenf komisafi Jos. v.
Wagner a Philip He'll podali sve
zaruky, ienz byly pfijmuty, zvo-
livse Egbert Hornstru "a ptedse-
du pro tento rok. Okres nyni ma
sbor komisari, ma neiz mIze byt
hrdym. Jsou to starsf jiz muzo-
We majfci ~zkusenost, zpravnS Gsu
dek a rozhodne budou ffdit okres-
nj zalezitosti moudfe a setrne S
p5chou dale poznavame, re move
zvoleny statni navladni, krajan F.
M. Scoblfk, pc dobu toho zaseda-
nj byl pfftomen a pfi otazkdch
vztahuifcfch Sc ma zakonitost t6
neb one veci svou radon byl napo-
mocen. Jist6 nezakonite dGty ma
jeho radu byly zamftnuty, a okre-
su tax usetfeno kolem $500. Yo
lici by 81 NELL zapamatovat tuto
prvnf sluzbu krajana Skoblfka. .
Dale S radostf znamename, Re
p. Engle, move zvoleny okr. polk
ladnfk podrzel p. Karla BohaGe co
pfiruciho a to samo sebou zaruGu-
Je vzornou sluzbu v tom trade
Pan KreiGik rovnez drzf kormidlo
We svych rukou v 1radovn9 audi
tora a iezto jiz pc tfetf ie tam, ne
tfeba podotSkat dalsf, ohledne
,spravy. ~
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21

Zbylo mi asi "a $500 zbozf ktere
prodam "a velmi nizkou cenu.
Prvnfho bfezna odjedu a do te do
by bych vse rad vyprodal. TAX
tez budu do te DOLBY spravovat ksf
ry. Dale prodam budovu v nfz
jsem. Jest vnf velka mfstnost ma
stor, a pax dina a 4 svstnice ma
obydlf. Josef Hubal.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21

Nam ma prodei 10 koni, z nichz
81 mazete vybrat. Jsou p9kn6 a
vazf nektert az 1900. Jos. Peeen
ka. 1-21
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21
TRIM CENY.
scaOzE MIsTGlcH spOLKO.

Spolek Zen sv. Ludmily, Cts. 1O6, O
~. A. odbSra sye schaze druhou
nedSli v m9sfcl, We spolkove sini. M.
Melmerova pfedsedkyne, Marie
Simanov&. taiemnice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
DAVIS CUP DATES SET.
Doubts as to Meeting With English
Team Now Removed.

All doubts as to the playing OF the
English and American tie matches for the
Davis intern ational challenge cup In this
country as originally planned were set
at rest yesterday by the official announce
mert of the dates for the competitions.
According 10 the program. the first series
of singles will be decided Saturday, Sep
tember II. The remaining series o.
singles and the doubles match viii oc-
cupy the courts Monday and Tuesday. Sep
TENDER L. and II. The date of Wednes-
day. September II. is also included in the
schedule, to allow for possible delay or
rain.
According to the arrangements now go
ing forward under the direction OF the
committee-Dr. James Dwight. chairman :.
Robert =. Wrenn and William ]. Clothier
the matches will be held on the turf Of
tie Germantown Cricket Club. Pniladei-
phia. The four members Of the Ameri-
can challenging team viii not be selected
until the playing o; the national cham
pionsnip on the courts OF the Newport
Casino next mo2th. This follows the plan
adopted last year. Should the America
team defeat the B,.tons IL the ties il
viii sail for Australia the first week in
October To meet the holding nation in the
challenge competition for the cup. 1t is
understood that Dwight +. Davis, the
donor of the trophy. viii accompany the
American team in the event of It's Sue
cess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
POOR START SPoILS COUP.
Pert Gets OFF Last in Fifth Race on
Fort Erie Track.

BUFFALO,. N Y. July IA poor start
spoiled coup by the Canadian con-
ttngent at Fort Erie yesterday. Pert was
backed from tens to skies TO beat a smart
field In the fifth event. The good thing
got off absolutely last. and although IL
closed big gap, never could get up to
the leaders. Summary:
100 tWsrreni. J to |, won: odin, 1o2 &c. Burns.
30 to ]. second; Ihcky Ford 81 Dayenportl 10
!. third. Time l.o7 Is. Cherry Picker. search
light. Rupirabls. orlet. J. ". Frye and Firelm-
al-, ran.
Second race; fve furlongs-- Western Lady. To-,
10 /, second: Mae Henley, los warren. 10 :.
third Time. I.o1 10. Jclnka. Fair Louise.
AMANDA Lee Emmy Lon: Balsht. oicrop. wocl
Third race. six furlonge-Carthage, los iHrt-
tigl. TO l.. won: Mimic Bright. % lGspz,, 20
II tsira Tms Issss PUNE P1o Lss s t. aic
George. Tremargo. Sally Preston. Hands Around.
Bitter Hand Darlington. Deburg and servile
Fourth race: six furlonSs- Hyperion II. II. -.
Burusl. 70 !. Won: Ariouetie. 100 90. Ross.
J. third. Time, ii. rs. Plis. pedro. Ada o
Walker, Lady Fitzherbert and Bonnie Bard also
Fifth race: mile upd seventy yards-Anue Nc
Gee. 100 Kennedy, to ): won: Occidental, i"o
Phairl. 20 to J. second; Pert. es tDavepl"TtA. .
hs third TIM 4t Spsnss r1 In ,o
rbe Earl Elgin. Langigan. COLONEL Zez. told
.ront and Advance Boy also ran.
Garth. lol &c. Burns 10 TO I. Won: 10, "a
reed los Davenport. I? ); second: Roundei
rs M.d hsre so 10 to third is Tim M nes Ion.
Reid. Metzie, Bedminster and Robert Powell
also ran.
lo7 Davenport,. Z to 10, won; Bell Scott, ioi
&c Ross. TO l. second: Red Hussar 100
Gans 10 T. sh1c Ts s and H1y
vedear also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcIioNEER.

Default having been made IN payment ~ the
note secured by certain deed OF trust. recorded
In Liber 3019. at folio III. at the request and
direction OF the holder OF the said no.e. the IN
dersfgned as substituted trustees under said deed
OF trust. by decree In Equity Court. No. 2s6S1.
Of the supreme Court Of the District Of Colum
bia. will sell at public auction. In font 81 the
premises. on THURSDAY. THE TWENTY
NINTH DAY or JULY. lyli. AT FIVE PM.
the follow" ing described land and premises. stu
ate in the city Of Washington District OF Co
lumb.a. namely: The east one-hAlf ~ ~ orig
insl lot numbered six tii, III square numbered
one hundred and two l1O2i being improved by
three-story brick residence. containing eleven
rooms and BATH. he!ng No aOo5 Il street north
west.
Terms: One-rLird cash. balance payable in
two equal installmcnts in and two years To
be represented by notes OF the purchaser. hearing
.Gc interest. and secured by deed or trust UPON
property sold. all cash, Ut pur.haSe-'s option.
4 deposit 81 $500 required at sale. Sale TO b..
settled III accordance with above terms within
twenty days from day Of SALE otherwise trs,s-
tees will resell property ut cost and risk OF de-
faulting purchaser.
GEORGE X. LIEklNS.
WILLIAM Fl. IJSKISS
jy19-d&ds eSu Substituted Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
AUCTION SALES.


TRUSTEES SALE OF vALCABLE BUILDING
AND LOT AT NORTHEAST CORNER OF !.
AND 4rH STREETS NORTHWEST. USED
As CHURCH.
By virtue OF q certain decd % trust duly re
corded In Liber No l7ss. folio 3e6 ct seq. Of
the land records OF the District Of Coiumbis.
AID at the request Of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned surviving trustee will sell Ut
public auction. in front Of the premises. ON
FRIDAY. JULY TwESTY-THIRD 1909. At
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the follows Ing described
land and premises. situate in the city Of Wash.
inEton, In the District Of Columbia and ucrfg-
mated rs and being all that rsrt Of lot two ~.
ip square hve hundred and twenty-6ve ta4,.. de-
the southwest corner Of said lot and Square and
running thence east on l. street 81 feet: thence
north 81 feet: thence west ~ feet. and thence
south on +tb street - feet to the place OF begin
ming with use Of alley the east. fc. wide
by IS feet deep. together With the Improvements.
consisting Of said building.
Terms Of sale One-th OF the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the balance In. two equal
instaiiments, payable In one and two years. with
able semi-annnaliy. from day Of sale. for when
notes Of purchaser to be given secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold or all cash. at
the option Of the purchaser. 4 deposit Of $3.50
will be required OF the purchaser st the time OF
sale. AL ccuveyanctng and recording at the
cost OF the purchaser. Terms Of sale to b. con-
piled With within ten days from day OF sale.
otherwise the trustee the right TO resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the default
WILLIAM E. FpMoNsToS.
Surviving Trustee.
ty1S-d&ds,eSu 800 Sth 81 NV.