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myA q, =. 81 teS.5,7 Trustees.
TH0s. j. OWEN Z son. AUCTTONEERs.

THOS. ]. OWEN I son. AUCTIONEERs.
eAS sHs,sE.s %f EEL
sH ss a AsSsz H. ef%a ss$ sSSAss
XSENuk AND oN n sTnEBE MAI
TWosTdR1 sk1oK KHE srosE sEBsTAiEppiAa sTGAiEEpiAa
eossfE ARrNSs ssSs sede ASR asls
recorded i Mesr Ne. ssss. ~ a. p ,esIs tsi !,
seq. ef TIE land retsrds 81 the Disteiet u
coiumb4s and psssuhAs;t = ~ order q .hs ss.
Ing q Bankruptcy Court. in Bankruptcy CAusa
No. 1882 the undermined Trustee will sell At
RGspsT sseP at i eGhraf gas 4 iss bsrp OF 'ssr
s.sbsa M r .sd sns Seh Sf.n,,. .a. ns s's"Ss X IL
ct o,s "a and = Z
HAWKING Addition to Georgetown. in square
81 IN said Georeetown. now known square
we.. i'm. Of Hseons,h ' venue SAM feee .ee
nsshsslg from ON the sgrnsa BY u. int.
he esass. y Tie ..ii ses.s-a @ oes: S.
s and :s
along the center Of said dividing wall westsF-
Y at right angles 70 said avenue 10 fsAti
With said sress.. net; ssene. sssee asss tss
pouth line OF the wall Of the house Oh the
land herein described, westerly ct right az
At right angles to N street. 17.16 feet to the
scrth line e seis \ street; ,thsnes vest With
assl s ~ g IL tsss s
and In the extension Of the south line Or A
house formeeiy Mary Fohrse's and afterNasd
John Kaisef's: thehre eAstefly with said line
about 128 feet to said avenue at q point in the
llne Of said aveaue distant l12.eS feet from N
street: thence southesly with the west line of
said avsnne to the point Of beeinnlns.
AlAo lots B and IN william King And
others. commissoners', subdivision Of part Of
said square 1871. A. per plat recorded ii Liber
A. r. g.. folio 0l. Of the fsrords Of tho ONCE
Of the suf~eyof of the District Of ColumbiA.
Terma Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance In two SQuAl
instailments, payable in one and two years.
with Interest at per eentsm pei annum, pay.
Able semi.aanaaIiy. from az 81 saIe, secured
~ deed Of trust upea the property sold. or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. A de-
poslt Of 800 viii Be required ~ tine Sf sAis.
Az eseveysneifs. reestsisg. revenue st.mps.
b complied with within nftsen days from day
Of sale, otherwise the tssstse fesesvs0 tt
fight to resell the property at tie -fisk and
cost Of dsfault1ng purchaser. afttt I've datt'
Advertisement Of such rssale IN 6sne nsWS-
Dapse puell1Ael n WAsAl1etsA, b. o.
D. B. MIbYDTTD, Trustee.
@. Z. BAKER, O. 9. MILLER, Attofnsys,
my22-d&rd0 q eX0ukmy60
Evening star., 1918-05-27
ATHLETIC SPORTS GAIN
IN FAVOR AMONG SOLDIERS

out in nearly every training center.
Camp Lewis Wash, is using six
teen fileds. Battalion, regimental and
interregimental leagues have been
formed and 1t is planned to have the
camp champions meet in the fall in
post-seasonal games wherever pos
sible.
Next to the national game, boxing Ii
proving the most popular recreation.
More than 5000 sets OF gloves have
has become the demand for dnstruc-
tfon that in one camp alone, more
han 800 assistant boxing instructors
are kept busy.
Track athletics. golf. swimming,
tennis and polo have many follow
ers. while other sports which are
proving popular include volley ball,
push ball and cross-country running.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
ccopyAgnt 1918. By II I. webs.ss.s

Athletic sports have become so
popular among the American SOL
diers training in the United States
hat the commission on training camp
activities has found It necessary to
sxtehd its work along all lines and
in some camps SO many are report
ing for play when free from duty that
It has been found necessary to en-
large the athletic fields.
A summary Of camp recreation is
sued by the commission shows that
base bali is the most popular sport.
To encourage play. full equipment
has been sent to all camps. including
more than 10000 balls and 5000 bats.
while new diamonds have been laid
Evening star., 1918-05-27
CREDIT 10 FRENCH GENERALS
Fayolle and Debeny Blocked Ger
mans Advance.

BY PAUL SCOTT MOWRER.
Cablegfam to The Evening. star ana
the Chicago News. OpyfiKht tOIS.
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES. Nav
81 am now permitted to name the
French generals to whom falls the
credit Of arresting the greatest attack
in history. The roles played by Gen.
Foch and Gen. Petain are we'll known.
The two French armies which inter.
vened and were grouped with the 5th
British Army were under command of
Gen. Fayolle.
The army whose Intervention besan
March 22. and which blocked the val
ley Of the Disc to the Germans against
overwhelming odds. was the so-cAlled
army commanded by Gen. Humbert
The army which at the end Of March
blocked the way to Amiens was the
army commanded by Gen. Debeny.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
Tt1os. J. OWEN L SON, AUcfIoNBERe.
ExEcuToR.e SALE OF THE TWO STONY
FRAME pMELLISG. no. sos STREET

BY virtue Of an. order OF the Supreme Co,srt
of the Dihtffet ef C0lambia. holding Probate
Cenrt. in e the .st..s q Margaret p. Crav-
andefsigned executor will seil At pnblie aug
lion: IL front SS the pses.ls.s; on FRIDAf.
At FIyE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
loWiAg. .AesesaeeA had and preAises sitsAta b
the Distfiss p Celunbis ssd beise part of ie,
said lat; thentt sSfth 90 fset NeSt ie feet 8
lnche4 eostA % net; east 12 feAt 3 inches TO
s~S;ssssSI q Iases Z g d.a,ls.S snd hss~n ~ stes-
TefmA q SAle.: 0Ae-Ahlf u the purehaDe
meAsy 10 b pAid II eaAh ana the hGlAAee In
tws yssfa ftom tie dAt ef SALE, the deferfSd
peXneat e 3 tsfssssateS oZ TIE prsnilsety
snan1Hs. Ana seeufsd s. deed u HuSt % H.
er.ps.y sead g sil easA. q TIE e2tisa q the
ssstasss y so; Al scs!sssssias, ne.lty tss.
sale to Be complied With within 16 days from
dsy ef tAle. otherwise the executor fseesSes
the nkht to feseil the pfepefty At the sisk and
coat q effAnltlnk purchasef. after Ave days'
advertisement ~ Ageh r.saln In some neWbpaper
rublsShed II WAshineton. D. G.
JOSEPH MANNING, Executor
J. WILMER LATIMER. Attorney.
meta a-&H6R. SSat&h
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ADAM 4. wKsc1bBR. AUcrIovRse.
CHANcERY SALE or TaRBY-sroR BRre1
DWELLING. NO. 239 FLORIDA AvINUj

GHANCERY SALE OF TARB1- STORY BRICK
pWWIELIIMG; no. 2ss FLORIDA AvIN6I
y virtue sf decree q the sspr.m. Cor,
q the Distfist ef Columbia. paSssd in EqaitS
censs Ne. 240e4, We. the underaieael truS{eeS
sfsntses, % The The TWsNfYn = s1sHTH 1sHF % nv ~
fciloWine describe1 iasis ana rrsnises. III. III
uated IN the csuaty Of washinetsn. District
Of Columbaa, and delegated ~ aad being lat
numbered stxty-two in Hensey and Hooker's
esbdivtsioh Of paft Of block II. IL Dreit PARK.
NV kSsws as square s0es, as per plat record.
"a In Liber County No. 1z. folio 20, Of thA
SScoras ot the ssrveyor's o11ce Of the District
q Columbia, together with the impfovs1ents
fhkfeoe. subject to Z deeA OF trust to seepse
a indebtednsss Of n. .e80. a. ts which isii
r0AffseulAFs At the tine ef sale.
y Tsfns Of sale: 01<-thifd of tie psrehass
.eeesy 10 be paid In easA and the baiasee m
90 SnA tWo yeAfs. seni-annually, frean Asy
SSSssr. 4 depssit 81 S10o vii 8 sssSjfs{ q
SAe pufehassf at tie time II tale. Al eSa-
VSyaneine. Fscordine, AotaflAl feeo Aad seySeus
etsnps at the eesf Of tie pufeAasef. Tsfms
81 sals to b complied With wi,Ain hftsee
6SS from day ef SHE, otherwise tfuStH1e ~.
aervs the right to resell the property at tbs
NJ and eest Of the defaultine purchases, aft1P
6ve days adve1tisem4nt Of such reaalS u tome
SsSSp6pef pablished ih the city Of WAsAlnRten
CHARLES b. MERILLAT,
Maryland building,
MASON N. RICHARD6ON,
Fendau buildinE.
yuyisd&ds.e1su Truststs,
Evening star., 1918-05-27
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
- EUFURE DAYeS
THoS. ), OWEN 4 son, AUCrIoNEHRs.
TRusrEEs' SALE, of. 1lIpAovtD PROP
FUTURE OAYl

ERrY IN OAKLAND, 3. g..
deed u trust from 11"a aosaes ~ swssSsStsa
Cora, his wife, to the anSersisnsd trsstees,
default having been nads a the pA,nsAt .s q
mand q the holder of the trust tts note ths ssis
in Liber No. ss75 folio ss4. ess q ths Ian. land
tees will sell & Pub1,s ases,Ss Sa q ths pre r.
three and nifty -four (53 and ~, IN sosafa Hvs
thousand one hundred Ahd thirty-two tS1S2).
IN q subdivision Of land called OAKLAND. 20 Per
plat thereof recorded in CouatS Book no. -.
Folio 8. in the surveyors once OF said Dis
trict. The property 10 improved by two
story frame dwelling Of six rooms with neees-
sary outbuildings, on high and pretty lcca.
tion and three minutes walk from electric
cars; near 45th and Foote streets noftneast;
nne water, fenced and a good tAtdsh spst.
Terms Of sale: Three hundred dollars sasA
and tho balance in monthly in4tAHments, from
day Of sale. Of $2S q month. beArtAt interest
at 8 per cent to be secured to the eattsmctio4
of the trustees. or all cash: at the SDt1cn o.
the buyer. The property will b. eeid eanJeeS
to a first trust Of l,2bO. the paftieylsrs OF
which will be given out at the sale; tSO0 de-
posit required at the time Of sale. Convey
ancing at the cost Of the buyer. Nfes and
insurance to he adtudieatsd with the buyer.
r HOWARD DCCKETT.
AUGUSTINE Y. NEALE. IT.
Trustees. Gil st. NV, Warrington. ID. q.
my27-eo&ds exSu&my90
Evening star., 1918-05-27
WARNING TO ARMY MEN
IS CONVEYED IN ORDER

Commanding oflieefs of the Army
have been Instructed by the War De-
partfneht to admonish officers and en-.
listed mon of their commands to re-
train from public speech and writing,
especially on military and political
subjects. unlssa special permission u
Afst oetained from the Secretary Of
War.
The ttder. which 10 simply . fs.
Aewal of long-existing requirenehtt,
y presumed to be In anticipation q
The approaehinE elect1ons.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
ADAM A. wEscaLER. AUcTIoNEEK.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a.sroRY BRICK
DwELLINGs, NOS. 1881 VERMONT
n1ESgE AYE .E.sStsTT StsT.ss xos' 1872 AND 1914
sy virtue - q SI : decree ., til. Supreme cout.
of the District OF Columbia, passed in Equity
Cause No. Slls2. the undersigned trustees will
offer for sale By public auction, in front OF
81 Es:PfffGs pa 81 svs lp is IL
followins-aescribed real estate situate 10 the
city Of washington. District Of Columbia,
AT As O'CLOCK Pm,
trustees. subdivision Of square No. 27s. A.
per plat recorded in the ONCE Of the surveyor
Tor the District Of Columbia. IN Hber "; F.
No. 1881 Vermont avenue NV. to be sold
subject to deed Of trust for $500. at ST..
being the balance Of 4 $1,000 trust due March
ATS O'CLOCK PM.
Lot II In James z. Miller's subdivision Of
lots IN square e4S. as per plat recorded III
the Office Of the suT,eyer Of Il the District OF OF
a 3-story brick dwelling. No. 1914 18th street
NV. to be sold subject to a deed Of trust for
$500. at 5.s1s. being the balance Of 5000
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER.
Lot Il In James E. Millef's subdivision Of
lots In square 24s. as per plat recorded in
81 ss f f .. hs e ss Of q he D.ss
s-story brick dwelling. No. 1919 18th street
81 900. at 5.Ses, being the balance OF IS 900
trust due July 10, 1920.
Terms Of sale: AL cash over and Above
said trusts. deposit Of $500 on each houst
required At the time Of sale. Terms 81 sale
to be complied with within 20 days from the
date Of sale. otherwise the tfustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk
ana cost Of the defAnitihs purehaser after 6
days advertisement of such resale in some
Newspaper published In the city Of Washing
ton. District o. Columbia. All conveyancing.
recording. revenue stamps and notarial fees
1t the cost Of the purchaser.
EDWARD q. DUvALL.
woodward building,
CHARLES POE,
COLORADO building.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
DAVID N. ARMSTRONG DES.
Artist and Man Of letters Fist
Consul General to ITALY.

NEW YORK. May e7.ADavid Matt
land Armstrong. artist ana man OF
letters, has died here at his home. Mr..
Armstrong was born in Newbufs. N.
Y. in 1895. and studied Art In Paris
and Rome He was the last Amsri-
can consul general to the pApAl states
and the first consul general 70 italy.
Although q painter Of ecfne note.
stained glass windows. nutnetous Ane
examples OF which are to BE- sS6n
IA chufcheb ana public b6tldiAgo
throughout the coahtfy.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AucTIoEEER.
CHANCERY GALE OF rAbUABI6 RIAL ES
TATE; T@W9,sT3Rx No L Il rkAME shE.I RW,ELLINc y ~.

TATE, TWO-STORY, FRAME. DWELLING.
NO. ei4 9Th sTREHT SOUTHWEST.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
Csuse No. ssfS7, the underlined trustees viii!
the ptemises, on TUEepAY. TIE FOURTH
DAY OF JUNE. AID. 1918. AT UR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises, situate In the city OF Washink-
ton. District q COLUMBIA, to yit: =, South
square foef hundred and ninety nine (469)
with b depth OF one hundred feet, together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of tale: One-third Of the purchase
money to Be paid in cash. the balance In two
equal instailments, payable In one and two
years, With interest at 8 per cent per annuin,
payable semi-ahnaally. from day OF sale. Sc
cured BY deed Of trust upon the property sold.
or AN cash, At the option Of the purchaser. A
deposit Of 800 fequired Of the purchaser At
the time Of sale. All conveyancing. recording,
revenue stamps and notarIal fees At the cost Of
the purchaser, Terms Of sale to be complied
with within hftsen days from day of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right TO re
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the
defaultias purchaser. after i've days advertise
mtnt Of sach resale in tome newspaper pub
lished In the city Of Washington. D. G.
JOHN LEWIS SMITH.
southern building,
JOSEPH b. SULLIVAN.
Southefn building,
myc2 a hsis, exeu&NDy30 Trustees.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
DISTURBANCES CONTINUE
AMONG AUSTRIAN SLAVS

Disturbances are continuing among
the elavs In Austria-Hunsary. es-
pecially in Bohemia. said an ohicial
Diplomatic dispatch received here Sat-
dSy. BY order OF the police, private
houses In the disturbed districts are
closed nightly At o'clock and public
resorts at 0:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
HIS FAREWELL SERMON.
Dr.. Parkhurst Recommends War
on Growing Spirit Of Anarchy.

NEW YORK, May 27.-Consolidatioh
Of the Madison Square PresbyteriAn
Church with the old First Street And
University Place Church to oppose
'.the growing spirit Of anarchy and
bolshevikisfn on the East Side. and
the menacins growth Of the satanic
spirit in Greenwich village" was de-
scribed as Christian chivalry" by the
Rev. Dr., Charles n. Parkhurst. who
preached his farewell sefmee at the
Madison Square Church yesterday.
1t was announced THAT new Ahd
younger pastor would be selseted Tor
the consolidated churches - among
the Oldest in the eity-and DR.. Park
hurst, who won nation wide notice .
few years ago, when he led the police
this city, bade fearful farewell to
the CONGREGATION over which he has
presided Tor thirty-sieht years.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
Radeck Slapped Bernstorf.

Won RAdeck entered. slapped Won
Bernstorf. tore on one OF his epau-
lettes and took his revolver from him.
He communicated the AFFAIR to q
military court OF honor. as he ex-
stead Won Bernstorfr came to Won
Radeck two days later suggesting
a divorce so that Won Bernstork
could MARRY Won Radeck's wife, and
asked the latter to settle the court
CHIEF OF the general stan, Gen. Won
Moitke. The general said he could
do nothing.
According to the attorney, Won
storss aqsok at n the e same time en reouestinE
an inquiry into the charge OF espior-
age against the plaintiff, which had
been circulated.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
AUCTION SALES.
D1T1.
Taos. ). OWEN I con. AUcr1oNsaRs.
rhusfef,s eA11 OF yAtuABLE Two.
ING. NO. 11a2 end STREET NORTH

STORY AND HA9EAENT BklSA ONAA
INa.u NO. lin c1nd STREET NORTH
~ virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia. passed In Equity
Casse Ne, 1S004. the undersiRned substitutea
the premises, Oh wEDNEsDAY, THE TwEM-
TH.NINTH DAT OF MAY. 1918. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, tAe foalswinG described lard
sna premises. situate in the District Of Coiua-
IN. and being the north 1s feet Of lot !s in
square 81. said parcel having a depth OF 12.xA
feet and comprising 800 square feet. the same
being improved by 4 two-story and basement
brick dwelling house and known As premises
No. ll22 sad street Nv.
Terms Of salt: One-thifd OF the pufehase
money to b paid In cash and the balance In
three equal inetallments, payable In one. two
and three years from the day Of sale. and 20
Be Represented by the promissory notes OF the
pufehAsef. bearing intefest at the rate Of
per centun per annum. payable senAfannualiy,
and secured BY deed Of trust On the property
sold. Or Al cash. at the option Of the pus-
chatter. 500 deposit required upon acceptance
ef bid. All eoAttyAaeinS. notary fee4 and re-
ccrdins at purchasers cost. Tetms Of sale to
Be- compiled With within fifteen days from Day
OF sale. otherwise the substituted trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser. after dte
dAys' adveftiBement Of such resals In ssme
nowspapef published In Warrington, ID. O.
]. WILMsR LAATIMER.
Substituted Trustee.
Hatl7-H&Sle exNn l0luenbiaA Building.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
TOMORROW,
ADAM A. .wEsCHLER. AUCTIoNEER.
Delivery Wagons, Auto Bodies,

ON TUESDAY. MAY TwENTY-EfHHT 1918.
eosamencing at 1880 am, will sell by public
auction at the ynrds Of the Mefchahts' Transfer
west. Is delivery wagons. 2 busea. steel
Ford saS srreSweH ts,,r;rs hca;.s i,rtt IAN Isn
dau and brougham. blacksmith tools. wheels
eeafs, about 1900 pounds White Rock hoof
packing, etc.
Terms: Cash.
ADAM A wEscHLER. Asetioneer.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
VACCINATION Of MEN
IN WAR PLANTS URGED
Extension Of Safeguards Against
Smallpox and Typhoid Fever,
Secretary McAdoo's idea.

Credit for the fact that the Arnefi-
can Army Is the healthiest army ever
known is to be divided between the
Medical corps OF the Army and the
public health service. While the
Army physicians have looked directly
to the well-being Of the men In camp
and cantonment, the public health
service has thrown around them .
zone Of protection. with sanitary ac-
tivities in extfa-cantonment areas.
The public health service has been
able to reduce to 4 minimum diseases
in large areas surrounding canton-
ment and camp. and in doing SO has
more than half solved the problem Of
the Army physicians in keeping the
soldiers In health. Now 1t is proposed
to extend this sphere of sanitary ac-
tivity to the well being of the great
army OF industrial workers.
Require Workers to Be vaccinated.
Plants engaged in the manufacture
OF war materials over the United
Adoo of the Treasury Department to
require every employe TO be vacci-
mated against smallpox and inoculated
against typhoid fever.
The medical stA6 OF the public
health service has been directed by
Secretary MeAdoo to put itself at the
service Of all plants that give IA
vorable response to the proposed bani-
tation measures. and to take all nee
essary steps to enforce them.
Smallpox Outbreaks Show Need.
THE need for such measures" says
Secretary McAdoo, has already been
demonstrated by the occurrence of
isolated outbreaks Of smallpox in es-
tablishments engaged in the produc-
tion of war materials through i'm
ported labor. These outbreaks not
only cause the quarantine of the per-
sonnel, but also Interfere seriously
with the production OF material neces-
sary to the conduct Of the war"
From the standpoint OF health con-
servation, financial welfare and labor
efficiency he regards 1t as imperative
that these and other communicable
diseases be prevented. He considers
the matter to be one OF special I'M
portance At the present tithe, In view
Of the constant movement OF labor
from one to another locality. fAclli-
tating greatly the spread of disease.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
New Duty for Gen. Doyen.

Brig. Gen. CharleA A. Doyen. re-
Gently relieved from command Of the
marine brigade In France as the re-
suit Of the nnding Of medical board,
IL now in WAehingteh. He win be
assigned to the command Of the big
marine station at osaetiee. Va. re-
who has been In tstAp4fatv somman1
Sinoe the departure for France %.
Dg3G. Gen. SeAn.-A 1e3suaA<
Evening star., 1918-05-27
Pass Eidshipmen's Test.

Allen Richardson Nash of 122 M
street and Beverly Mosby Coleman Of
sot3 18th street passed the recent ex-
animation Tor appointment AZ mid
shipinSh. from the District OF Column
blk. Subject 70 physlcAi examination,
tAAt I'm aA10 ~ Aokt class JuAs 20,
Evening star., 1918-05-27
THOMAS BOWLING CoMPANf, 1uctio1e1fs
TRuHTEFs .sC srsAEI sAEE es,1 q BRICK DWELLING.

eprded In Libef Ne. 3247, folio ESQ 1t tAQ,, Of
xhA Land reeofde Distriet of Columhaa. and at
sAdefsikAed sufviSing trustee viii SELL st pub
lie Aucaoa, In froat Of the pfeunises. % TUES
DAY. NAY TWENTI-IIGHTH. 1918. AT FIVE
pfenlses. situate In the District Of OolnnbiA.
and deeT1nated % and being the east ID feet {
inches by full depth Of lot ID In square seven
Aundred Ard ninefy.seyen (1p1}-
Terms af sale All the purchsse money to he
suired At time Of safe. All eonsrssneins, Re-
Sording, stamps. etc, at cost Of purehasef
Iefms OF sale to be complied with within hf-
teeA days from day Of sale. otherwise tire trHs-
tee reseryes the right to reseIl at riak and
cyst Of defauitine purchasef. After I've dA5s'
JESSE W. RAWLINGS.
Mylk.Ga.27 SnfyiYin8 Tf1fafAA.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
TO BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

~ viftue Of authsrfty vestsd N the uSheP.
seensd, we viii seil ct public auetase. q mat
q tas ssspssttys Rresisss. q TunebAY. Tnl
fAsNTI;R ;RIgHTH pay or NAT, lsis. Al
II n nesersatisa s'C,y tmpfoved b tis thfvS.
ot6fy bfick apattmsnt Aoass Aa6 fSue &V&iiiSSs
.Hiss ct IIvE-THfATY O'CLOCK PM. ssea
~ aed 50 IN square -, impfeVs1 b ~
- twystsey al1 bassneAt b{ixk 1wSllaHeH
~. 4o2 aeA 80 esath Capatol street.
Swe snd three year., With interest at q.
Deyaba1 SesaiAnayslly, o. an cash. at Ssr.
Ihssef'e eptioa. e2eo required upon each ~.
81 at time Of sale ana pureAassf allowed n
days to eomplete purchase.
TH0e. ]. OWEN q e0x,
nYl9-d&da. .ex8Q AuekiSoaAea
Evening star., 1918-05-27

- p. NOTES. AucTIoNBER,
EfGHrh. al oGR sAIHsaooMs.
"a LA. AVE. NV,
BEGINNING AT fDN AN.
ii Attractive tale of Furniture, Carpets,
4 IA4aes' ard G<nts' Fufalshiafs, iAfIs
1; Mahogany Bsdfeom Suite, GrandfAth-
III sf's Cloek. Enamel Beds and Felt and
II OtAef Mattresses, BUFFET, Dining Room
/, Table. Chaifs. RockeFs. Kitchen Fur
! ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
About $50 dosen Meas and NonsnS
Hose. Underwear. Shoes. etc.
ALL 10 HIGHTEBT BIDDER FOR CASH.
D. NOTES, Auctioneer.
Evening star., 1918-05-27
Blase in Garage Calls Firemen.

A small fire in the automobile Of
Levi smithers, s2s B street southeast,
brought the hremen. to 4 garage at
209 11th street, but their services
were not needed. the ire being ex-
tinEaibhed ~ petsers in the Easase
Evening star., 1918-05-27
RED CROSS NOTES.

Red Cross Union No. 50. composed OF
employees Of tho bureau OF war risk
insurance, will give a musical recital
and entertainment in the auditorium
Of the interior Department building.
18th and r streets. at S:15 o'clock
tonight. the proceeds to go into
the Red Cross war fund. Already $40
has been cleared from the sale OF
tickets. Among those who will take
part are Miss Florence Fentcn. dance;
George Dale. vocal bclo; Mft. Fox
Come. violin solo: Mrs. Bess Christ
man, speciality number; Walter
O'Neill. piano solo: Miss Lois Care,
vocal solo; Mary Beatle. vocal solo,
and Miss Ann Loving, whlstling.
Four little girls. Evelyn ana Alien
Le Dane, Sylvia Crowley and Marion
Harris; sold lemonade and cake at 147
C street northeast and cleared IS for
the Red Cross second war fund.
r.issX 10 Yor he bensxt Of tie h1Ts Rsd
Cross at q carnival.
Nine little girls Of Capitol Hill. stu
dents at the Peabody School, raised
SS.36 for the Red Cross by an entertain-
mont given last night on the lawn Of
CAet. ], A. rlyh9 ssS a street north-
wine. Shirley Elder. Louise Flynn,
Evelyn Flynn. Constance NJ supplse,
Esther Whitney and Winifred Spousler