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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-01
ONE CHINESE PLEA
REALLY IS GRANTED
Far East Conferees Promise to
ReIinquish Foreign Post Of
fees January Fl, 1923.

ington.-Taking its first direct
action toward the liberation of China
from foreign influences, the Arms Con-
ference agreed on the withdrawal Of
foreign post offices and postal systems
from Chinese soil.
The decision was conditioned only
on the maintenance by China of eff
Gent postal facilities of her own, in
Guiding retention of the present do
nestle organization, by which a French
co-director general acts as advisor to
these Chinese postal authorities. Janu-
airy l, 1923, virtually was agreed upon
as the date Of withdrawal, the Japa-
nese alone Withholding final approval
of that point pending consultation with
Tokyo.
Constituting the first concrete appli-
cation of the principle of Chinese ad-
ministrative integrity as delineated in
the -four points" of Elihu Root, the
postal agreement is expected to be fol-
lowed by another providing for gradual
abolition of the system of extra
territorial rights under which dozen
foreign governments have set up their
own courts in China, and by discus
sion of China's request that foreign
troops quartered within her borders
without treaty sanction be withdrawn
The question of troop withdrawal
may lead the delegates into some of
the most troublesome questions of the
Far East. Some of the forces which
the Chinese declare are in China with
out authority are japanese quartered
along the line of the Shantung rail
way, and others are within the de-
bated territory of South Manchuria
Thus the negotiations promise to touch
upon the Shantung and Manchuria con-
troversies for the first time, although
it is considered likely that the real
issues of these two problems will be
put over for discussion when the con-
ference takes up, in the very near flu
ture, the specific subject of railway
leases.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-01
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

LONDoN.-Lord D'Abernon, British
ambassador to Germany, arrived from
Berlin and Immediately conferred will
Marquis Curzon, the foreign secretary
upon Germany's reported inability to
carry on indemnity payments.
ROME.-Police are guarding the
French consulates at Messina, Sicily
to quell demonstrations from crowds
that congregated about the building.
TOLEDO, O.-Nearly 5000 quart
bottles of Canadian 9 per cent beer
were confiscated by police and prohibi.
ton enforcement officers here an hour
after the cargo had been hauled into
the Ironville slip, in Maumee bay.
Observation-Disclosures on war.
rants charging them with bringing into
the city illegally alcohol valued at 3d.
100000, +. Kaplin and ]. Ruptkin, of.
ficials Of the Grain Alcohol Company,
were held in $1,000 bail before Unit.
ed States Commissioner
acknowledgements Lloyd George
has made reservation to sail for Amer.
lea on the Scythia on December 10.
AS lull has come in the Irish nego-
tiations, the premier's ministers and
friends are urging him to drop domes.
tic problems for the time being fer
the more important task awaiting him
in Washington.
PARlS.-President Hardina's suu.
gestion that an association of nations
be based on a mere gentlemen's agree
ment is not being well .eceived in
France nor will it be by some of the
smaller continental nations unless
President Harding's idea involves a
guarantee of their security
NEW VoRk.-Since prohibition one.
third of the drug stores in Brooklyn
have changed owners md most of the
new proprietors are former saloon
Keepers. This is tie estimate O,
Charles H. Heimerzheim, secretary of
the Kings County Pharmaceutical So.
ciety, druggist for twenty-five years
49, -
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-01
DEER PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Thrasher spent
few days last week at Bridgeport,
West Va.
Miss Pauline Chadderton, of Cum
berland, came home last Wednesday
evening, returning to the Queen City
Monday morning.
Messrs. James Hinebaugh, James
Hardesty and Bruce Lohr were in
Terra Alta, West Va, last Monday
on business.
Miss Mary Pickrell spent last
weekend at her home in Linden, Va.
Mr.. Carroll Smith, of Washington.
d. c., was here during a portion of
last week where he was the guest of
relatives.
Mrs. Grace Lawson, of Oakland,
visited friends at Deer Park several
days last week.
Mr.. John Fitzwater, of this place,
has been appointed teacher of the
Boiling Spring school, south of Deer
Park, which he opened on last Mon
day morning with good enrolment.
Mrs. William B. Miller, of Cumber-
land, who was here for several DAYS
last week, returned to her home on
Friday.
Mr.. Harry West has resigned his
position with the Citizens Store Co..
and has been succeeded in the place
by Mr.. Charles Garrett.
Mr.. Paul Thrasher, of Keyser, came
to his home here Monday evening.
Mrs. Herbert Nesbitt was shopping
In Cumberland Monday.
Mr.. Paul George was at Altamont
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Kate, Jeffries and daughter
Ella visited the formers parents at
Steiding and also her mother-in-Iaw,
Mrs. Gertrude Jeffries at Altamont re-
Gently.
The band concert and chicken and
oyster supper given by the Deer Park
Cornet band, assisted by the Ladies'
Aid Society, one night recently, met
with great degree of success, even
though the weather was extremely
disagreeable.
Mr. Fred. Walters and family have
moved into one side of Mr.. F. H.
Clary's home, which he recently pur-
chased.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-01

Gods Word as truth, honestly and
faithfully teach the people the prin-
ciples taught by Jesus and the Apos-
ties, and thereby prepare the people
to receive the kingdom of Christ, the
Messiah, who alone can and will es-
tablish peace on earth and good will
toward men.
Let the Ruling Factors by exam
pie as well as by word thus lead the
people in the right way and prove
that they are the real friends of the
people; and let all the people heed
the words of God, refrain from vio-
lence of every kind or form, seek
meekness and righteousness, and the
occasion for armament and war will
sease. These things done, the king
dom of Christ the Messiah, will be
established on earth without suffer-
ing.
We shall be pardoned for saying
that the prophecies clearly Indicate
that if the divinely prescribed remedy
be ignored, this being the day of
Gods vengeance, as declared by his
prophets of old, his wrath will be
visited upon every government and
system of Christendom; and both Je-
sus and the prophets declare that
such shall be "a time of trouble such
as the world has never known, at
which time shall michael 1.-THE Mes
siah] stand up, the great prince that
standeth for the children of thy peo-
ple". This standing up of Michael
will effect the deliverance of man.
kind from all forms of oppression
and will mark the beginning of right
eousness on earth. The result will be
Gods will done on earth as it is done
in heaven, for which Jesus taught
Christians to pray.
Great responsibility rests upon the
Ruling Factors of the nations of
earth now in the hour of dire dis
tress and perplexity; and we shall be
pardoned for requesting such to give
earnest consideration to the Word
of God, having in mind that "bless-
ed is that nation whose God is Jeho-
YAH"
Resolved, That copy of this me-
mortal be delivered to the Honorable
Charles Evans Hughes, Chairman of
the International Arms Congress
now in session at Washington, D. c.;
that copies be furnished to each del
egate or representative of the ma
tions attending said conferences; that
a copy be delivered to the President
of the United States, and copies to
the members of Congress and to the
public press.
Upon motion duly put theabove res
olution was unanimously adopted
by the convention this 9th day of
November, 1921.
(Signed)
DR.. R. A. GAMBLE,
Chairman of Convention.
FRANK H. HARRISON,
Secretary of Convention.
j. F. RUTHERFORD,
President, l. B. S. A.
Advertisement. 1t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-01
U. S. TROOPS QUIT MINGo
Governor Morgan Says State Can
Handle Situation,

Washington.-The final chapter of
the recent industrial warfare in
Mingo County, West Virginia, was
written when Secretary of War Weeks
ordered the withdrawal of all Federal
troops from the state
About 500 regulars are affected by
the order. Governor Morgan has no.
titled Secretary Weeks that the state
Government is capable of dealing with
the situation in the future.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-01
BoRAH AssAlLS ASSOCIATION
Opponent of Wilson Idea Regards
HARDING Proposal as Worse.

Observation-Disclosures Borah of Ida
no, who led the "irreconcilables" in the
fight against the League of Nations in
the senate, has come out against Pres
ident HardinG's proposal for a system
of annual international conferences.
Senator Borah takes the stand that
the President is proposing league
under another name, and, as he sees
it, q rose by any other name would
smell as bad.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-01

calling your attention to those Di-
vim prophecies long ago recorded
which in substance indicate what the
proper course is, to-wit:
Q) Let the Financial Princes. the
Controllers of Commerce, cease prof.
teering, cease exploiting and deceiv-
ing the people by systematic propa-
ganda, and be content with a reason
able income sufficient to insure their
own maintenance and support; let
them use their power for the general
welfare of the people to the end that
the idle may be employed, the hun
CRY fed, and each man be afforded an
opportunity to provide for himself and
loved ones the things decent and hon
est in the sight of God and men.
e. Let the Statesmen or Politi-
clans cease to act as instruments of
selfish powers and selfish interests
and henceforth honestly and impair
TALLY represent and safeguard the
interests and general welfare of all
the people.
(3) Let the Clergy and other Re-
ligious Teachers, who claim to be
ministers of Gods Word and there
fore the mobiles among the people,
divorce themselves completely from
commercial and political affiliations,
return to their first love, recognize
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-01
BUDGET OF 100000
President Will Propose 1908, o00, 900
Below Previous Estimate.

Washington. - President Harding
will submit a $3000,OOO,000 budget to
Congress when it convenes on Deem
Der 5. 1t will cover federal financial
needs for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1923. This estimate is $1,06S,00O,
600 below the estimate submitted by
the fiscal year ending on June 80 of
1922, and represents an actual saving
of $50O,O00,0O0 as Congress pared
that much from the estimate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-01
WIFE SEES Filler KILLED
Lieutenant A. J. SeIman Is Victim of
Fatal Crash in Norfolk.

= ataI CraSn IN Norfolk.
Norfolk, Va.-Lieutenant Augustus
J. Selman was instantly killed here
when he fell with an airplane in the
presence of a large number of
officers and their wives
His father-in-law, Walter X. Hodges
and his wife, who was Hortense
Hodges, witnessed the fatal fall.
Lieutenant Selman was graduated
from Annapolis in the class of '16 and
was very popular.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-01

FOR SALE-Seven room house
with all modern improvements. APP
ply to Mrs. Idle T. Hayes, East Green
street. Observation-Disclosures soft.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Trustees Sale Of Valuable 5
Story and Cellar, Senm-De-
taehed Brick Residence, No.
.1656 Park Road Northwest.

BY virtue Of authority vested In the under.
signed under the last will and testament OF
Annie A. WilsoQ, deceased. and pursuant 70
Q DECREE Of the Supreme Court. OF the Dtatrict
Of Columbia, passed in equity cause No;
31779, the undersigned surviving TRUSTEE. viii
offer for sale by public auction. e ftcnt q tns
PfeWises q ,l M0N%DAT % TIE r9vn TH.R1EeEFHGTsRR IeFGsR
PM. IN following Described real e.fste, sit- ct
iumbia, to Wit: Lot 6Si. Il John H. Noian.s
Subdivision Of lots Ia block 1, in 3. r. Browne
subdiyision of part Of the tract Of land known
as "PieAsant Plains" ~ per plat q said
Nolan's subdivlsion recorded in 14nee County
No. 20. folio 102. OF the aforetaid mtxeyors
once fecords. improved by brick dwelling
eontaining 10 rooms. baths. hot-waser haaf.
Terms: one -,hird x de purchase mooney to
be paid In cash, the balance ID two equal In
stAllmeatt, payable In one and two years with
interest q ss cent psr fnnsn: ,sg TsSgapS,e Se
deed Of trust upon the property sold. Of Al
cash. at re opticn sf TIE purchsser: 4 & de-
tine; .sf, ale AZ! ssaysys,sias. resosdinE;;
cf tSe pufcnsser. Tefms u ssie to Ss COM
pied With within thirty dayt from. day o6 ssle.
otherwise the surstving trustee Sr6sesses tAe
right to resell the property q the risk and
cc1t Of the defAnltink pnfehksef. after ave
days Adveftfse41ent Of such reGale In some
nswspaper puheished IN the city Of waning
tn. b. G. HARRY o. NIL&0N.. 8.
Surviving .Trustee, Kenesaw Apartment.
HoEHLiN6, PERLtI 6 OGlLBX.
AttsfneyA 1z3o = u nv.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
14l8 Eye Street NV.
phones M SQ034-5

Price. $o.O0o-An attractive little home In
Bioomingdale,N coataining rooms ana
bath; ali modern improvements wide,
deep lot to 2ofoet alley. So-day pos
Price, ss.Soo-witnin ,S hasek Of Lincoln
Psrf; . rooms and ath; Aot-vater heat,
electric lights; gooA lot to alley, With
double brick garages.s Tkfms.
Price, $13.5OO-Delishtfully Peated In Saul 2
Addition; rooms tpnE bath: sereened
open fireplace In lifting room; hot-Fatsf
heat and electricity. In perfect condf-
tion.
Price, $14. 4.ooo-Chevy Chase. D. c.; hollow tile
atofy: heated by hot water and Lighted
By electricity. HardFood hoors' large
Prsoe. N<, 5Oo-Near 18th and Webster SITS. !:
8 rooms and baths: hot-water heat.
Is over "a feet wide and situated on deep
lot to alley. Garage. 30-day possession
Price. Sl5, ,50o-Near DUPONT Circle-Splendid
brick residence of rooms and baths
hot-water heat; electric lights Recent
ly redecorated througheut and In sp'en-
PY,ee. xie e5OOICharmingiy located in wcodley
PARK: IL rooms and baths: sleeping
porch; hot-water heat and electricity
hardwood floors; built-in Ear1se-
Price. $17. .5oo-Chevy Chase; D. C.; west o.
circie-Detaehed. hollow-tile home of
rooms and bath: sleeping porch; open
hfeplaces: instantaneous heater: not
water heat: electricity; hardwood hoors
and bult-in garage.
n. L. SANSBURY CO.. INC,
Everything In Real Estate
141S Eye Street NV.
Phones M. 5oO3-4-5.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
ULTRA MODERN HOME.

CL MA MODENN I1OM Z,
JUST ACROSS CONNECTICUT AVE. BRIDGE.
THE PRICE REPREsESTS a REMARKABLY
VALUE. sEMI-DETACHED BRICK; ELEVEN
ROOMs. FOUR BATHS CTHREE WITH
TILED sHOWERSl;, TWO ALEEPIN0
PORCHEs INCLOsEDG PITTSBURGH HOT
WATER HEATER: SERVANTS QUARTERS:
FINISHED WITH HARDWOOD MOORS
THROUGHOUT: TRIMMED IN OLD IVORY
AND MAHOGANY FINISH.
FIRST FLOOR CONSISTS OF RECEPTION
BALL LARGE LIVING ROOM (WITH OPEN
FIREPLACE AND MARBLE MANTEL). DIN
ING ROOM WITH BEAMED CEILINGl.
BuTLER's PANTRY. KITCHEN AND RE-
FRIGERATOR CLOSET. SECOND FLOOR
THREE MASTER BEDROOMS INCLOsED
SLEEPING PORCH. TWO BATHS. Third
FLOoR-THREE MASTER BEDROOMS IN
CLOSED SLEEPING PORCH. SERVANTS
BEDROOM. ONE TILED BATH, FULL DArH
AND SERVANTS. ROOM IN BASEMENT:
DOUBLE GARAGE ON ALLEY.
FIRST TRUST OF 10000 AT 81 CAN
RUN FOR OVER FOUR YEARS. ANY. REA.
sONABLE TERMS FOR BALANCE WILL EE
CONSIDERED. WE CONSIDER THE ASK
ING PRICE OF 800 A BARGAIN. I'M
MEDIATE POSSESSION FROM OWNER.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings, North 313.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
TOMORROW,
ADAM A. wESCHLER. AUCTI0NEER.
Frame Dwelling No. 2a4 Lin.
worth Place Southwest, by
Auction. es =. 1 ssslss /.

By virtue Of authority vested IN m .pader-
aHfSD = fiGS. isaia g - al M1IsfSsr FdvH oc1ck cSSSk
M. the north 20-11 feet ffo1t Of lot 9. II
PROVED b. thtee-story, eIEhtfoon frams dwell
fns, No. ~ Linwsrfh place. betweea slatA and
Tsfms: 0se-haif easA. balance s$3S pef
month. secured ~ deed of trust o. ifhA, prop
ssty scad q a 81 cash, At Tsticn q p.sesassr:
complied With In thirty days. An conveyancias.
recording and revenue stamps at purcAaaoYe
cost. ADAM 4. WE6CHLE6. AncS
Evening star., 1921-06-02
4 WESCHIEH, AUCTIONRER.
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
NUMBERS go STREET N0RTHWEsT

VAIUAH1& IMPROVED REAL E0TATE.
HSp 81 ANp sD s srs1sn s4aEs4 aoxFn
aAsT. wAsHiNoTQN,, 3: g.
sa ton e..ss g. No ssss supreme Spss Court of he
District Of Co,umbia. holding Problte Court.
public suction. IL frsat Of he respee.is.
BAY ov JUNE. X.p. 1871. the Following
e w.:ssss sas Of II:
Al H11s-cAsr 10y EogR nv O'Clock Pm. ON
ssl. % foiIows: Beginnins for tie same! st a
sss sss .ss s' q e
With the asrth lines Of said street sixteen and
u. tve . ds a.s: 4:
erected On the said lot. thesee north 1bs feet
9 inchea. thence east sixteen and .ne7half
to the point Of bsginning. being improved BY
AND TlssiasTTA e ~ a, xT Az giSs W. O'CLOCK
Lot nunbssed nftsea tl5l. In square mum
bersd seven hundred aad seventyelsht (77s).
q ;s..s.. la eot .s qgoa q: sssI as 2, sS city
Terms ef saie: oas-tnird q The purchase
I'VE equal in:taiiments. payable in one and
tive ysars. syideneed b. pfomissory notes, with
semi annualiy, from day q. saie. secured By
arst deed Of trust upon the property. resp.c-
purchaser. respectively. A deposit of $500
on each parcel soid win Be required Of the
purchaser. respectively. at the time. Of sale.
revenue stamps and examination Of title at
the cost Of purchaser. Tesms Of sale to BE-
complied with within thirty days from day
Of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the protD Dirty at the risk and
cost Of the defauldnE purchaser. after I'VE
Newspaper published In Washingtn. D. C.
BCKART J. SACKS, a.
GO ct. nv.
CHARLES 8. SHRRYE,
je2-d&ds. .exSu 1000 7th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
Near Edgemoor and English
Village,
.6B About 900 Foot
Eror,faOe
frontage

A beautiful country home with q splendid
investment value. On the Rockville pike
just . miles from Chevy Chase Club: blocks
from school. Nearly 900foot frontage on the
santases for su6di.idins. Improved with .
large and attractive s-room home with all
modern eoaveniences; large porches on two
sides. Situated well back from the road on
. rise Of ground, anording q beautiful lawn
and view Of the surrounding country. An
lowers, 90 bearing fruit trees Of all varieties.
several bearing nut trees. all kinds Of vine
fruits. This s1s vefy attractive home, In
splendid condition and with every city con-
venienee. 1t is well worth the price asked.
Terms can be arranged and possession given
Immediately.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and @.
Main 1872. Evenings North 3D.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
ADAM 4. wESCHLER. AUCTIONEER.
Court Sale Of Valuable Improved
Real Estate No. 1843 18th St.

By virtue Of Q decree of the Supreme Court
sf. the Distrist Of Columbia. p:ssed in Ad-
ecutrix win offer for sale at public auction
On TUESDAY. JUNE SEVENTH. 1921, AT
five O'CLOCK Pm. lot 90 In square 300.
west, Warrington, D. c.
Terms Of sale: .ont.third Of the purchase
equal instAilments. payabie In one and two
yesss, with Interest It 8 per cent per annum,
payable semi.annuAlly from day Of sale. the
trust On Che property cold. or all cash. At
the optioa Of the purchaser. A deposit Of two
the time Of sale. All eonveyaneing. record
Ing. revenue stamps and notary fees payable
With In thirty days or property will be resold
at risk and cost Of defauiting purchaser. after
6ve days Advertisement ID newspaper pub
lished In the District Of Columbia. .
EMELLNE II. DAWSON.
CRANDAL MACkEY. 49, : % Executftx.
Attefney.- Columbian Building.
d&da Sx9uAhnls
Evening star., 1921-06-02
ADAM 4. wEscHfEK. AUcTIoNEEH.

ADAM A. WEbCH1<Ek, ACCTlONEER.
Household and Lunchroom Fur
nitue, Mahogany Upright
Piano, Carpets, Rugs, etc, by
Order Executor Of IN Estate
and Others,
By Public Auction
g At Weschler's
go Penna. Ave. NV.
Saturday, June 4 1921
Comm@cmg $50 AM.
,ss qs.sAia aa n.ns sas zsss. sns
Rrass and Enamel Beds. Springs, Mat.re.se.,
fonie.. ns % wsrareSe.. % suseso cnins Closets. % TX.
latest S Model aeniastsa rsps1riter.. csrpsts.
AT II O'CLOCK AN
Chairs. Nstioasl Cash Register. Mirrors. steam
AZ Il O'Clock Noon
Automobiles, Including Touring
Cars, Roodsters and Trucks,
+ BY Order United States Mar
ahal and Others; Also New
Inner Tubes.
Terms:, Cash.
tee-2t ADAM A. MESCHLER. Anct.
THos J. OWEN son. AUCrIoNEERs.
rRusTEss SALE ssay,sI,xyy Of yALTAnLE GN koT
AVENUE, ANACOSTIA. d. c.
By virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the Dhtrict Of Columbia. passed In equity
cause entitled Bfiscoc ~. Briscoe. Equity No
Sa746, Ne VIII sell at public auction. In front
of the premises. on FRIDAY, THE TENTH
DAY OF JUNE. 1874. AT F1vEs O'CLOCK
IN. lot %. section .. Harry Farm. now
taxed a. square 6e62. containing one acre land,
with improyements. frame house Of three
rooms and fruits, etc.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash and the bal
ance In two equal instAllmentS, payable in one
and two years from day Of sale. With interest
at 0H per annuS, payable eemi-annually, Sc
cured BY deed of trust On the property sold,
Terms to 6e eomplied with IN fifteen days,
otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell
al rtsk and c6st Of defaulting purchaser. A
deposlt Of 500 required at time Of sale. All
conyeyaneine and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
W WALTON EDWARDS.
Equity building,
HMANunL II. HEwLETr.
ny16-dkds, ,axSu&hol Trustees.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

New Homes on Easy Terms.
NEW t-aooD NORTHWEST sfCrToN; sis
rooms and bath: porchea front and
rear: a.m.k. Terms. $1,000 cash and
MEs@xRAh 4ta ST.; eight rooms and
bath; h..w. h. ard electricity: porches;
room for Gaass; colonial porch.
ON -PETwORTH sDOTIoN. NEAR SOL.
DIERSp HOME: SIX rooms and bath;
h.-w. heat aad eiectricity;t porches;
EASY --NEAR 18th ST. CARS: seven roons
s. ana h nathi hssM. ,se seat :. aad electricity;
TERMS. MOUNT PLEAsANT SECTION: six
rooms and two baths: h.-w. heat and
electricity: built-in garage. One oz
tie best locations IN the city. Sse
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
xAsss Main $500. ~ lsth O. ~.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

INVESTORS, ATTENTION!
brick; 100 block It. NV. for best Offer
betWeen 5000 and $l2. 900 cash; has IS 900
straight loan: nearly three years to run; can
sell TO high-class colofed buyer. Address Box
PHIL. StSf o69re
Evening star., 1921-06-02

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY
the Bureau cf Standards and opened 1t
pm. June 10. 1921. for plastering In miscel-
laneous places in Industrial building. total
work TO be done is approximately 200 square
yards. Specifics tions may be obtained on ap.
plicarion to the Superintendent. Mechanical
Plant. Bureau of Standards. Jest
Evening star., 1921-06-02
AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON.
ADAM A. WESCHLXR. AUC1ONH1R.
TRUSTEES Sale Of Brick.
Apartment, No. 223 3rd Street
Southwest; Brick Dwellings,
Nos. z29, 231, 233 and zl3
Sd Street Southwest, and
Frame Store, No. 234 Sd Street
Soufhsxesf. -

Of the District Of Columbia, passed In equity
cause No. s7e4o. the under.tsned trustees viii
tive premises. On THURSDAY. June SIC
situate IN the city Of Warrington. District Of
AT FouR.TH1RrY O'CLOCK Pm.
subiot 6z in SQUARE So. improyed y three.
tx :sf, srS se.s of d ss
w. Z iMMEbiNTELY 5Y T1THEREArTER. "
b, Te ~, ct S' Ses q K
'A' q iMMEDI sTELY THExsArTER.
by s'da ssTe.:te.S e: = 81 sScs 4 d.eias. "a Is ssd
street iSasDIarnL1 isStiSs.t; rHEaEAr1.a.
sse., ,As and sfPss ss.easas s'G brss @ saeess
'Fa .'fssa niMs5iHTsIY is6ia1fsf: rHEREArrER.
frame store. 90; 2si sd street soath.est.
court court Gstea q s May Is. iSsi. -
Terms Of sale: One e-third Of the purchase
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payable semi. annually from day of slie. q.
or al .ta q q he rSs option e :
psPsh pSPGchaser st TT the tint Il sale. ali convey, ~
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sale TO be complied with within thirty days
from day; ef sale. other othsrwise E The trustees e.
ffsk and cost Of tHe defaultine purchaser,
after i've .days' advertisement of s1ch, resale
e some newpaper pubHshsd n the dty es
= - CHARLES ". pARR,
HENRY sSnsfiTE1 e sTs1R 1BRaildins'
4 Colorado Building. :.
'my2o-dAds. .exsa&ms3o Trustees.