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FARM BUREAU CONVENTION
AT INDIANAPOLIS

Huron, S. OAK, Dec. S.-The money
value to farmers Of the Washington
Office of the American Farm Bureau
federation was outlined Tuesday by
Gray Silver at the Farm Bureau con-
v~ention at Indianapolis as follows:
"We have a way nowadays of meas
uring everything in money and while
the work of the Washington office does
not lend Itself we'll to that method of
interpreting results still there are a
few results which can be so translat-
ed.
For instance it might be- figured
that the reductions IN the Railway
Rate Case whereby the people pay b
per cent interest on one and three
quarter billion less capitalization than
the railroads claimed saves the people
of this country $3.50, 900 per day. The
American Farm Bureau federation and
associated agricultural shippers group
made the only constructive statistical
representation on which such a reduc-
ton could be based and can Justly
clam the principal credit for the re-
duction.
when the railways were negotiat-
ing with New York bankers to borrow
money at nine per cent-the percent
cge made little difference to them
since their net income is guaranteed
your Washington representative inter-
fered. the Interstate Commerce Com
mission took a hand and the money
was secured at seven per cent. Two
rper cent saved on from 100 to 200 mil
lions make an annual net saving of
two to four million dollars.
THE rail-lake rate readJustment be-
tween Chicago and New York which
we put through with the aid of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
made it possible to release thousands
of box cars previously used to carry
grain from Chicago n upper lake
ports to Buffalo, and this together with
the pressure brought upon both labor
and railway managers to increase ef-
ficiency, aided materially in relieving
the acute transportation situation that
existed last fall, and had a real money
value to the farmer who needed cars,
BY constantly working close to the
transportation officials at Washington
we were able to very materially in
crease the number Of box cars sent
west empty, to move the wheat crop,
some of which would otherwise have
beer piled upon the ground. A total of
LOG 900 empty box cars were sent west
in this way. The special cases where
trainloads Of fertilizer were made up
and moved through to Long Island
when the potato growers there found
1t impossible to get fertilizers in time
to plant their crop; here special train
loads Of seed potatoes. totalling some
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Continued to next week.
GLENDALE CLUB HAS SUCCESS
Full MEETING

Friday, December 3rd, the Glendale
Community Club met at a Box Social.
The object was to raise funds to pay
for improvements to the Glendale
church. One hundred and fifty people
gathered to help make this gathering
a Gee $136.70 was realized, more
than enough to pay all outstanding
debts and over expenses of giving a
community Christmas tree. A beauti-
full comfort was sold at a good figure,
the proceeds of which, went to the
Ladies' Aid Society.
Preceding the social, the school chill
dren Of the community rendered a
very much enjoyed program.
The Glendale Community Committee
met to discuss Boys and Girls Club
work, appointing r. j. Waters local
leader of the newly organized Sow
litter club. The members of this COM
mittee are r. j. Waters, Mr.. Hamill.
Dave Robson, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Lar
son, Mr.. Taylor and Mr.. Schmidt.
The Christmas tree committee are
Leslie Bros, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Four
nier, Albert Schmidt and Dave Robi-
son.
Mr.. Albert Schmidt is indebted for
the report from this community meet
ing. e. II. Aicher,
County Agent.
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SHIPPING ASSOCIATIONS SUCCESS

SHIPPING ASSOCIATIONS SUCCESS
A recent check on the business OF
the Livestock Shipping Associations in
land County show these organizations
to be a remarkable success. The re-
cord of the three associations up tc
November 30th, are as follows:
Miller-St. Lawrence-vayland Asso.
cation, SO carloads. with gross returns
cf sS7,605.42.
Rec Heights Association. rs mem.
bers, 25 carloads, with gross returns
OF s35, 100000.
Orient Association, 25 members. II
carloads. with gross returns of SIS,
10000.
Totals for the County show 80 car.
loads shipped. with gross receipts OF
1 37,645.42. The membership in the
three Associations is 25S. Estimated
saving to the members averages al
least $500 to the car or a total Of
81, $4,000. e. H. Aicher,
County Agent.
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wa, H., IA let V USA., hi. I'd.
III. We SVEN VI. zaj.
Hejny JOS, 2 Malovid u Zdi-
slavic, Chicago neb 3. Y. % let
v USA., hi. no sestra Frant. Ri
zickova, roz. Hejna, dcerou
Anezkou, u Jar. Vaclavlka, u
6itele V Brevnov6, Marketska
456.
Mike Rock, Butler, Pa, hi. no
I'd. ur. pozust. zal.
Hejnal Frant., Box g., Coal
ton, Okla, 6 let V USA., hi. no
I'd. uf. jeho Vi. zaj.
Chlapec Rud., mar. Sill,
1888 v Malem Palci u Zlonic,
Icisnik, 739 Page ST., San Fran
cisco, CAL, hi. no otec Vaclav
Chlapec, ucitel V Hnidousich,
Ipp. Motycin Il kladna.
Truhlaf Josef, tab. tov., Gle
veland, O., hi. no. Anna Sosno-
Iva ,provd. Volfova, V Zirovnici,
Perky.
Kolaf Emil mar. v Tfeboni,
maj. zav. holic., Chicago, neb
N. Y, asi 10 let V USA., hi. no
Pension Kapus" Celje, Gregor
ciceva ul. Z Jugoslavia.
Hnlzda Ant, damsky krejci,
Phila., Pa. hi. no Svakrova Ma
re Hnlzdova, Novy Bydzov, u
sv. Trojice, c. 204.
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Jedine vysvetleni.

"Cim to, re my Cesi tolik 81
libujeme politickych rrani-
cich?"
"Protoze "Viribus units" cili
spojenymi silami bylo heslem
France Josefa a my nechceme
NIT MIN mic spolecneho -"
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Zakon a doba

Adyokat Ok synkum, kteri 81
stavi domecky Jeho zakonni-
ku) TAX Sc mi IDA, klucl, ze
NJ pomalu budete ii jedini, kite
ii 81 Jeste neco delaji ne zako-
nnf.
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dun ma 125. ul., blize Union.
Je tam 6 pokoju, koupelna,
sklep, fernes, skopky, elektri-
ka, garaz a dlazdena ulice.
Proda Sc LEVINE, proda-li Sc
rychle. Cena $4,000, hotove
$4,000. Haste Sc u F. J. Pare
MICA, 1891 (. los. uL. 11-1T
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ZE SCH0ZE NARODNfHO
SDRUzENf,

IN. Sine, Schulz zahajil preds.
K. Bernreiter, jenz ukazal ma
ddlezitost sbirky We prospech
Cerveneho Krlze. Organisace
Americkeho Cerveneho Kfize v
dobe valky po valce konala We
vsech zemich, kde toho bylo
treba, obrovskou humani praci,
zachranovanim hlavne ditek
pred smrti hladem. Neohlizelo
sc Ma narodnost ami nabozen-
stvi, kde bylo tfeba a moznost,
obetoval vSe, aby lidske zivoty
byly zachraneny. Nejlepe by
nam molly povedet lidumilne
praci a obetich statisice nevin-
nych sirotku V Cechach i jinych
zemich, tisice hladovicich zen
a starch, pro ktere potravy by
ly opatreny a TAX pred smrti "a
chraneni. f:Ns
VSak obetavosti c. Kfize
jsme Sc zde presvedcili, jak s
ochotou Sc staral o rodiny ma
sich legionaru, jak tisice obeto-
val ma jejich podporu a dosud
obetuje. Ze spolecne mestske
pokladny bylo Vcelkam daro-
vano $4,000 ma 'vlnu, tax ably
mohly teple odevy pro nase le-
gionafe zhotovit. Pine vagony
odevu bylo Am. c. Kfizem. do
Ceskoslovenske republiky do
praveno, tax aby o nejnutnejSi
pro nest astne nase krajany by
10 postarano, jakoz velkych
obeti prinasel pro nasi Csl. ar
madu ma Si5iF'i.
A proto kazdy Cechoslovak
by mel Sc stat clenem Am. Ger.
Krize, kazdy by mel odznakem
ma kabate dokazat, re radostf
obetuje dollar pro tax humani
spolecnost, jez miliony lid
skych zivotu zachranila a ma
dale Sc snazi te praci pro lid
skost pokracovat.
Pi. Cecilie Vlachova a Anna
Bruzkova podavaly zpravu 2
prednasky Fl. Hoovera, ktera
Sc konala vcera V poledne V OBJ
chodni komore. V jeho pred
nasce poukazoval, jak Am. C..
kfl2 sc staral o Sest milionu
hladovicich, htavne ditek. Po-
daval statistiku, V ktere uda-
val, re V Ceskoslovenske repu-
blice bylo postarano 100000
ditek, Y pritomne dobe vlada
Sc stara o 100000 ditek a Am.
Ger. Kriz ma jich dosud 5OO,-
600 ma starosti.
II. Hoover apeloval ma soucit
americkych oocanu. by Sc po-
starali, ably jeste jeden rok 0 ty
nest astne dltky Sc mohlo posta
rat, nez Sc pomery tam utvarf.
ably vlady samy Sc dale sve
pfislusniky starati molly. H.
Hoover by rad4ji vstipil ameri-
cky praporecek do srdci tech
nevinnych bytosti, nez sc starat
0 vytahovani praporu ma ma
Sich budovach. II. Hoover jeho
obetavostl y pomahani Milo
mum nest astnych 81 postavil
pomnik srdclch kazdeho SOU
citneho cloveka. A proto Wy
ideme $ ochotou vstric kazde-
mu sberateli neb sberatelce tou
malou obeti, tax abychom my
Cechoslovaci dokazali, ze uzna
vame velke obete, ktere c. a..
kriz V naSi stare vlasti zde V
Americe pro naSe osvobozeni q
zachranu vykonal.
Pc schulz y. j. Masek vrhal
Sdruzenlm U5itelu zakoupe-
nym strojem svetelne obrazy,
kterymi Sc zo5razila prace n.
Sdruzeni a nasich dobrovolni-
XII. F. s.
L
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Proc piatit najem, kdyz mu-
.zete koupit ctyr neb petipoko-
jovJ DUN S koupelnou, ferne-
sem neb Dez nej malou cast
kou hotove, zbytek pax jako
|naJemne, aneb sobe muzete wy
brati lot a my Yam postavime
"a tech samych podminek. Sta
.vebni Lofty neb markyce vez-
meme jakozto pryni splatku.
Tez Zamenlme Vas majetek "a
jedno neb dvourodinne domy.
Name nekolik lotu, ktere mu-
zeme lament "a mestsky ma
Jetek. Naystivte neb zavoleite
mas a my Yam vse radi Wy
svetlime a majetky ukazeme.
J. j. Heldler, 1901 Miles Ave.
Tel. Union 800 W. l1-19
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kOMU Sc HODf TENTO Oh.
CHOD, GROCERA, BUTCHER
SHOP A CANDY STORE

Y krasne cihlove budove s
dVema prostornymi byty, 2
velkymi sklepy, hot water
fernes, skopky, garaze, sle-
picnik, lot 40 pri 21O, ma
rohu zap. 25. ul. V dobrem
slovenskeni okoli, kde Sc
prodava "a cash. MAZE
tex 3 roxy stary. Cena ma
Jetku S2S, 700. Vse zarizeni
a zbozi jak to stoji 0 $4,000
vice. Toto Jest jedna 2 nej-
lepsich koupi V celem okoli.
Prlhlaste Sc hned dobra ce-
skoslovenska rodino, hoto-
We as $4,000, aneb MAZE
tex. Vcela r. |. Co., 5733
Broadway. Tel. Broadway
$50, Union 953 w. 1l-16
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PRODA Sc rychle tripoko-
joVy, noVy domek IA lote so
pri $50 str. polovici sklepu 5
cementovymi schody, ban, kra-
va, 2 tuny sena, studna We
dlejsl lot, so pri $50 str. Voda
zaplacena. Nachazi Sc ma Co
lumbus Rd. Stop 20, Bedford,
Q. Cena $3.50. Hotov6 $500.
Pouze 3 minuty ku kafe, do
skoly. obchodu a kostela. Hla-
ste Sc elsie 3591 E. l05 vi.
11-22
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt, kou-
pelna k pouziti. Jen fadny
necht' Sc hlasi V els. 5311 Nc
Bride Ave. 11-16
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HLEDAJf Sc KRAJANE,


tisek a Sekavcova Johanna,
Minnesota neb Kansas. cd r.
1885 v u. S. A.; hleda je pri-
buzna Marie Sekavcova, roz.
Vosecka, Babory la u zirov-
nice.
Zvolsky Tomas, krejci, 80
lety V USA., hlada no meter Klo
tylda, Zvols!xa, Praha H., Kre-
mencova, c. l II. p.
Nemec Augustin, mar. 1889 v
Letovicich, "a Heaton ST., Paw
tucket, r. l., od r. 1911 v USA.,
hi. no rodice, V. A. Nemcovi,
Jindrichov-Letovice IL, Mora
va.
Lehky Josef, Jan a Lehka
Antonio, provd. Primusova, pr.
V tov. ma porcel. Baltimore,
Md, hi. je prib. FrantiSka Van
kova roz. Pavlickova, Pelhfi-
NOV, Sadova 154.
Pan slecna Lazanovi q Ou-
byslavi, 1913 Attorney ST., N. Y,
hi. je soud We Volyni, pozGsta-
lostni zalez.
Kolaja Frant., rytec, mar.
1889 V Zubfi u Roznova p. R.
Rio de Janeiro, rua Senador
pantas Ill, neb 218 E. Is. ST.,
NYC., odcestoval do N. Y. V
cervnu 1920, hi. no bratr Josef
kolaja, soud. official, Vizovice,
Morava; dopis pro hledan. u
zdej. uradu.
Kodera Henry, r. F.. d. Inde-
pendence. O., Fisher rd. and O.
bersol Farm, Cleveland, o., je-
Ste V +. 1919 pod touto adres.,
I'll. no synovec JOS. Hanzelln,
Praha H., zitna 8.
Pani Fredelova, sc Storer
ave-, Cleveland, o., 25 let V u.
S. A., hi. il rfib. Jan Sramek
| knihaf V Uh. Brode.
Novodvorsky JOS, mar. 1872,
prislus. do Prievidzy, nitr. g.,
Philadelphia, Pa, cd r. 1910 V
USA., hi. no zdejSi ur.
Havlicek JOS, mar. 1898, syn
zemr. vojen. ucet. rady c. o. S.
l.. Smith, Sheffield, Mass, hi.
no o soud V Karline V pozustal.
zalez.
Hessova Rosalie, roz. Chlad-
kova, 1895 E.. loo St., CIeve-
Hand, o.. hi. il matka Anna
| Chladkova, Caslav c. p. 40.
| Kurtinova-R -Rittenbergova Ma
gy, 166 w. 81 St., NYC., hi. il
bratr Frant. Kurtin V Horni Lid
Gi, Morava.
| Kopecek Rud., mar. 1884 V
| HOdonine. Harris & WoodSon
Co., Commerce St., Lynchburg
Va, od +. 1909 v USA., hi. no
svakr Vavf. Mudrych, ured. V.
T. Hodonin. 's99
Wotickeho Samuela, mar.
1913, zerrf. It'll 1905 V Ma
le Chysce, pozustali, Phila., Pa.
neb Baltimore, Md, n. Cleve-
land, O., n. Chicago, Ill. n. n.
Y, Cd r. 1870-72 V USA., hi.
lie prib. Rud. Woticky, Praha
IT,, Ruzova ul. IL.
Kralik JOS. re Slovenska, %
Star Av.. Binghamton, N. Y, a.
81 7 let V USA., hi. no I'd. ur.
Feldman Adolf, obch. tab. z
Bfeziny u Desne, Brooklyn, n.
Y, asi 80 let V USA., hi. no pr.
Cen6k Michalicek, obch. We
Skutci.
Malikova Marie, roz. Ca
". 1870 Rabosciczi, kom. Or
iNa) ZboronyoVa, proyd, %
VI. 1902 We Vidni Xxx. +. 1904,
$40 Il. Sd st. End Ave. NYC.,
dcera Jana a korduly roz. Coul
packove, hl. il soud. zfiz. opa-
ii iovnfk JUDI. Oldrich Wenzl,
advokat V M6lniku.
St6pnicka Vojtech asi 67letH
pokryvac, Stepnicka Roleno a
Il 50 let, truhlaf a ieho syn Io-
ccf hi 10 yay{b pozalia MUST
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"a PRiCINOU ODJEZDU

proda Sc jednorodinny dunn
i pokojich pantry dole a A
loznice, koupelna a puda ma
hore. Sklep, fernes, skopky,
garaz a prilehajici lot 35 pri
ITO str, Naleza Sc blize L. 125.
ul., mezi Kinsman Union.
Cena $500, hotove $4,000. -
Haste Sc V c. 3591 E. los. ul.
I'LL
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PRoDA sE noyy dunn pro 2
Iodiny els. 13l01 Union A
We, Use moderne zarizeno. Pet
svetnic 4 koupeina nanore a
dole Garaz. Lot SO pr 117
str. Cena $10.e00. Haste sc
tamtez. 11-1T
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2-ROO. DUN u A. B. C.
ma lotu 168 pfi 26O str. do
bre misto k pestovani dru-
beze. Cena $4,000, cast ho-
tove, aneb Sc vymeni "a do
mex We m6ste. Vcela r. I.
CO., 5733 Broadway. l1-16
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PROD. MA E. I31 UL.

Bargain k neuvereni, cena
$4,000, cast hotoye, ) svet.
9 koupelna, nahofe to
same dole, 2 fernesv. skop-
ky, gas, elek. sveJa, china
cabinet, lot 40 pri 127 str,
ulice dlazd6na, 2 predni
vchody, vubec nejlepsi "a
tyto penize v Corlett. Ma
byti prodany do 25ho pro-
since. Hotoye as $4,000. Wee
Ia r. ]. Co., 5733 Broad
way. - Tel. Broad $50.
11-16
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PRIME Sc

PRIME Sc energicky
jednatel pro ziskani clenu
pro novou Savings & Loan
Association, ma rohu Broad
way a Harvard. Silna mist
nj riditelska rada, slusna
provise. Haste Sc v c. 1923
Broadway. Podepsano Har-
ward Savings & Loan Com
pany. 11-17
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IA PRfCINOU

mesta prodaii Sc nova kombi-
nacni kamna, zachovalY BIZ
cycle, domaci pool table, kolib-
ka karpet. Haste Sc po jed
ne hodin6 odpoledne Y els.
311O w. 80 st. III
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PRODA Sc.


PRODA Sc truhlarske a te-
sarske nadobi, 20 rucnich srou-
bu, 6 klemu a nova zelezna
masina. Haste Sc V {. 1868
Watterson Ave. Z Z. 131 ul. DO
6te hod. yecer. 11-17
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UPOZORNENi

Iadam timto meho Sva kra,
p. Josefa Vanu, ktery bydli
na zapadni strane a jehoz a
dresa mn6 nenf znama, by mas
navStivil lined, nebot' mole
manzelka je vazne nemocna.
JAN SEBEK.
11-17
a. 4Aa a !. a
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TRICLENNA rodina hleda
byt V okoli Broadway. Nechte
adressu adm. listu. 11-16
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o 6ti pokojleh, koupelna a il
ne zarizeni ma dlazdene ulici
Felnl levna cena i 5000.
Pro blizsl infol4n4ce pujd Ie
nebo zavoleJte j. +. Aejedlk
Co, 11015 Union Ave, ?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-13
HOEHLING. PEELLE q, 3cILbi, At
tOrneys for Plaintiff.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
tri,t of columbia United States OF Amer.
lea to the OF the Warren r. Hreuiz.r com
panv. corporation. plaintiff. vs. rsribanlt
building Corporation. n corporation and Globe
Indemnity Company, a corpora ton defendant.
At Law No. S3J11.--Pursuant TO the re-
August Is. 1894. and the act. approved Feb.
hereby given TO all creditors. il any of the
above named defendant. Faribanit Building
t'orporution under contract entered into June
- 1915. between it and the United States of
America for the construction and completion
at the naval air station. Anacostla District
of Columbia. of concrete landing beach for
seaplanes together with sea walls at the ends
of the beach well also 10 remove cpr,,i il,
then existing piers docks and timber pla form
final settlement whereof WAS made with ~ ii
Farlhauit Building Corporation by the United
states Of America. under dat. July H. 1910
that The above entitled action has been ins,i
tinted upon the bond OF said contractor and
against the latter as principal and against III.
other defendant named AZ surety thereon: and
that any creditor may file his or its claim in
this action and I've made a party herein as in
said act Of Congress: provided. n copy of this
notice to te published daily for three success
siye weeks in The Evening Star and once a
week for three successive weeks in the Wash
iugton Law Reporter. beginning in each with
the week OF April 1, 1920. Dated. this ID da y
of April. 1920, WILLIAM HITZ, Justice.
lSesll 4 true copy. Test: J. X. YOUNG.
Clerk. BY CHAS. Is. COLLIN. Asst. Clerk.
M en-
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AUcTIoNEEK.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES NO so
NEW JERSEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST
by virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly ~.
corded in Liber No. 1910. folio oST 1t $50 Of
the land records of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party secured thereby,
public auction. in front Of the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY or
APRIL. AID. 1890. AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm,
the following described land and premises
situate in the city Of Warrington. District Of
Columbia. to wit: Part Of lot 8. in the sub
division Of lots in square 1888. beginning for
the same on the east line Of lst street east A.
ard 59-1OO feet south from the northwest cor
ner Of said square, thence north q degrees %
minutes east 81 and 81 100 feet. thence north
20 100 feet to the westerly line Of New Jersey
| avenue. the said point being distant 81 and
e 100 feet from the northeast corner Of said
square the said westerly line of New Jersey
avenue: thence along the said westerly line Of
New Jersey avenue south Is degrees 40 min
utas east Il and 77-1O0 feet to the center of
covered alley. thence along the center Of the
said alley south - degrees c3 minutes west rs
and 4O-lOO feet. thence south 81 degrees 81
minutes west 10 and S1-iOO feet to the east
line OF LIST street and 20 100 feet TO the place
Of beginning. being the same premises occupied
by the building numbered 9O3 New Jersey ave
nue. southeast, and the Enclosure in connection
herewith. all will more fully appear by
reference to the survey Of said premises the
o. of the records of the office Of the surveyor
of the District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: Cash. deposit Of 500 re-
qured at sale. All conveyancing. recording.
revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost OF
JAMES A. DONOHOE.
ap36.79.1213.l4 Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-13
ADAM A. WEscHLER, AUCTloNEER.

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By virtue of a certain deed OF trust ani!
recorded in I.ber 424O. folio $40 ct seq. OF tue
land records Of the District Of Columbia. and
at the reauest of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell ut pm6iis aue
tion In front Of the premises on TUESDAY =.
T ,daa TWE ESIr nAf M ,hs foioxin:
described land and premises. situate in the
county Of Washington District OF columbia
and designated as and being lots two TO seven
teen q to III. both inclusive IN san a , nam
seven (5797) in II. P. Buffers subdivision in
the county Of Washington, District OF Coiun ,
bia. as per plat recorded IN BOOK ~: pass 10.
of the surveyors ONCE of the District OF Co.
lunbia, subject to the building line restrictions
as established by said subdivision and shown on
said plat.
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stamina. al etc q. cost o1 purehs.sr Terms Of
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-13
AMUSEMENT is
P0LI'S-"Greenwich Village
Follies.

With a belated start. due to non-ar-
rival of scenery, THE Greenwich VIII
lage Follies" follied for three hours
before a capacity audience last even
ing at Polls Theater. large com
pany of entertainers literally ran riot
, for after the theft in the New York
subway of play presumably intended
for the villagers, the latter We're ''on
their own" 40 to- speak. until the Anal
moment of the show. when the play
was recovered. Then il WAS too late
To he of use
/ This ''revusicaI' comedy of New
fork's Latin Quarter is sumptuously
mounted, the costumes are gorgeous
and apparently every effort has been
made TO ~a.S. :" the eye in an artis-
tic sense. The music ia plentiful and
plea sing
1t would seem that when Paul Burns
as the tinal" OF the first act sang
song appealing to the local dramatic
editors. by name. to be gentle in their
criticisms he had reason to fear that
il was necessary. II is difficult for
the lavman to understand why the
producers risk unfavorable comment
! by offending all except a very sma y
portion of their audiences through the
| Introduction Of words and actions tina.
| are not only coarse and vulgar but
positively obscene.
! Those in the audience of last even
! ing who attended expecting TO view a
Garden of Eden production were dis
appointed. The models" who consti-
! tute the chorus have the tail and will
| lowy characteristics seen on magazin.
| covers
Frances White. who attained fame
overnight at the Midnight F'roltc az a
suffering child. singing Mississippi -
occupies the center of the stage most
of the time. and does so charminglv
! Others with title in fee simple both TO
beauty and pleasing voices are Jane
| carroll and lren Olsen. Ada Forma n
is dancer OF ability. The gem of the
production is the Offering of Ted Lew
| ia and his Syncopaters. AL Herman
! introduces his well known biack-face
vaudeville act. but with notifications
| that would not be tolerated in a
| vaudeville theater