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THos. J. OWEN & son. N..AUCTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN:
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OF the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will sell at public auction.
Sa4opHR 49, ffssaSy Is aPT5STRR4AAXlrTE PAY TE
O'Clock EN- the following described .iand
and premises. situate in the District Of CO.
lumhia. and desiSnated as and being LOT
lots as' m e nins ~ to iourts.n ~
II Kinxs snhdiysion , Of part part ct L"ns
TONED subdivision recorded in the OF;
"f "f the m Ier GSuny S' e' foo E.
property heing now known for purposes Of
7lso1 One Hundred and Eishty. Nine in
SQUARE numbered l4n71' Forty Hundred and
franse frs hon.e h"h with eiectrie lishts'
Terms OF sale 0ne-thrd Of the purchase
noney to he raid in cash. balance in two
Years. with interest al seven i7!a per csntum
rer annlm payahle sem annually. from day
~ sale secured hy deed Of trust upcr the
property sold. or all cash; at ths optlon Gf
be required at time Of sails. All conv.varc
Terms Fer e|"fF'i Of saie To- !" he " comn,jsd @ Sitha 40
davs from day Of sale otherwise the trustees
The risk and COS, Of defanitins pMrchaser
after Ave days advertisement Of such resale
in some newspaper published in Washington.
tn"S RFx }, W BRoSTkk TSSkkoR'
Trustees
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SALE OR RENl-tIOl SIS.

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LOVELY LITTLE HoUSE-H W H. ELEC.,
porch ward garage Can OWNER. Line.
Sla-W. before . ana after pm. 22'
BEAUTIFUL HOME, ACRE GROUND SUIT:
able for chickens flowers, truck; Hills Of
Va overlooking tieorent n"n aud Potomac
Rent $50 Call Mr.. REESE. Clarendon la7
or AZ ~
FOR SALE OR RENT-309 NEW Jersey
ave se-1H rooms. newly decorated and
furnished: six baths. hot water heat cie"trir-
ity. double garage. unusual opportunity Tor
men or women Of experience present man-
aeer retiring Eovamher Ist Interested
nartles received from / TO pm. daily
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NrI I-N6deeNSN IFUEt6@9.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. ATCTTONEERs.

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r.ceyd.d Ne Ssf.; isc fc" o. H. @
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EHssS sSs i,' 155|i' ST. III 4! a :;
pistrict, q Columbia, and DESIGNATED a. and
william esnn Ii srrs. Of In In
snuare. numbsred ssven hundred and thirty,
So ID 1s "a y: sseS.ssS sseeSs. IN s;
eoiunbla e9 to- tes.ther With II n. m lnrrevements
known as ,rren,ises numbered ee7 Second
on:7 s ;o {. s:a E s s.,sc. a 'f1eh IN ~:
sanal n.talin,ents pay shis in one ard two
snnun,, pay.bie semi anruallv from day ei
"; SS
pe be ren"ired r ST St tin. edf': of sale conveysne
FERN. Sf a. i. o%s.d ~?i 't With sn
trustee Ss.erye. the risht t. resell ths prop
resale in soNe new Ssraper published In Wash
are to. BE adjusted BY calculation TO the
oa'tN tNHrioNHI sAv1Nes AND TRUST
Bv wlt.2fAM 22hfr41' D. aooVfs. H5o'!fss President.
as;;d.d. s.;i. ESP snERc1vAL WILSON, w1Is29:Ss,..,r,
ADAM A WFSCUTTR eON Iuc1ioreers
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$S.2SO1\EW
BRICK RESIDENCE.
Splendid location within q few min
MES walk Of main business district
quiet resldentia' square Of all new
homes Large rooms. modern hath.
hot-Water heat ELECTRICITY. screens.
spare for garage. naved alley Can
he honght for only &400 cash and
$41 80 month.
Phone NJ. o3OO to 9 PM
BOSS & PHELPS.
III HOME OF HOMES.
l4l7 X Street.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Brick
Business Property, Being
Premises 1861, 1868 and 1865
Wisconsin Ave. NV

BY xrtn. Fl cs,,sa d:ed Fan q trs duly
SEQ Of the land records of the. District of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party
Wi g. gats aHftG9 rAt tSSr tex q IN Is
9cLock Pm. the foliowins ds.. .Sihed And
snd premises; sltnat. in the District ,et
,3 in John. P Mann's subdivision Of lots
Los f,. plat ,sodsd. rsford;d d; r
once Of the Surveyor for said District.
Terms Sold. suIiss,. t. . rricr decd, Of
ot which. viii he announced at time Of sale
the purchase price, above said trust to ne
Convey arcinG. recording. stc.. at purchasers
cost. Terms to he compl,ed with within
the prerertv NAV he advertieed and resold
at the discretion Of the trustees
GUS SALOMON,
MORRIS ABRAHAM.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Real Estate, Business Build
ing, No. 1913 Fourteenth
Street NV.

By virtue Of deed .of trust recorded il
t.6crd. Of tn. Dl.tri,t = toiurFls and st
a.rstnee viii :tss- fcr ..l. by gghIies = avg E
Pm the following described land and prem.
fsea eituate in the District of Columbia, to
Wit Lot q IN kldvells suhdivision Of
eouAye 81. as rer Mat recorded in Liner R
al folio IA. of the records of the sur
vsvors ONCE Of estf District
Tern. Of sal. prccsr,y 'et .9SeS1 soS Si to
o,' ~ hefore ts juiy sa.. 1928 tnteres! al g..
paysble seni -annusilv one.thiri Of purchase
mener above first trust 20 Ne naid in cash
halsrne in two equal instailrents. repre-
serted bv promissorr notea Of purchaser
raveNle in one and two years. with interest
AZ eia =. per anrunn from dar Of sale raw.
aele semi ANNUALLY. secured by SECOND deed
~ trust upon rre"erty cold ar all cash. at
option Of purehsser, 4 deposit Of - 600
required If purchase al sale. All convey
ancing- recording revenue stamps and NO:
taraI fees a. cost Of rurchaser. Terme of
sale 10 ne eo-nled with within thirty dave
from eale otherwise trustees reserve right TO
resell rropertv at rick and cost Of defaultirg
nurehaser after Ave davs advertisement Of
such ressle N some newspaper published In
Wa.htnstcr. D e.
AEDkEw o. PoETKR.
. oCSs-d&ds exsu Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOs !, OWEN h So AJCTloNEER>.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Four-story Fireproof Apart
ment House Containing Six
teen Apartments, Situate No.
1919 Kalorara Rd. NV.

By virtue Of certain deed of trust. duly
recorded IN Iiher 51c1. folio 322 et SEQ. of
the land rec lie of the District Of Colum.
bla and a. the request Of the party occurred
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell At
eRipAY. THE TWENTY ,sECoNp DAY OF
OCTOBER, AD 1925 AT FIVE O'CLOCK
P NJ the follow ing described land and prem:
lsee situate in the Distract Of Columbia. and
&.Ngnated as and being lot % in block 5 in
FISHER Forsyth 4 YounEs. Comm ssioners.
subdivision Of land now known as Wash
rstcr Heshts ae per plat recorded N
tounty Book q pas IFS, of the records
Of the ofice of the surveyor of the District
~ Columbia The above described land is
lsngnated on the hooks Of the assessor of this
Nletrlrt OF Columbus for ta1ation purposes
81 lot oe in square 9HS3 snh'e"t to all COW
tnants and conditions Of record.
Terms ~ SALE The property is sold sub
Estur,ns May 90. la2e; with interest az si9
EY.t ssarc: q ,.on Gnoh oh ,an amounts .,ur,s TO
tludinr interest al six per cent the purchase
Fl oeo 90 d-pos, required upon acceptance
~ hid Cenveyancins recording. etc AZ
purchasers enst Sale TO he closed within
thirty days. otherwise the deposit forfeited
ard the property may ne advertised and re-
s-ld ~ the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser after Ave days advertisement OF
lQch resals published IN seme newspaper OF
~ JAMES ] LAMPToN.
BTsEY n HOWARD
ocl2-A&d&s sersu Trustees.
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SHANNON. CALDWELL g. CO. INC.
ACCTIONEERS.
SALE OF VALUABLE IN

TRUSTEES SALE OF oFF yyALUANBLE yys4 IA I'M
DAY ocToBER TWENTY sixth; s,,s 1898
saie on the premises tract of land con
talnine % acres. more. or lass. having
frontage on the Sligo Mil road Of approx
mateiV one thousand feet. which rroperty
is located near Ethan Allen ave. Takoms
property va. owned hy Jar.. 7, Brown late
ri Prince Georges County. Nd. deceased. The
rronerfv IS suitable and ready for .ubdlvi-
SION rGoss5 and il !. deH:oym9s s.hly desirable
Terms Of sale One-third cash. $500 de-
nosit on day OF sale ene.third IL M i2 month;
sale all deferred payments to bear interest
from day OF sale, and to he secured to the
satisfacticn of the undersigned trustees. Con
veyaneinF and recording fees At the expense
of the rurchaser or pnr"nassrs'
ARTHUR c KEEFER. Trustee
Fendall BLDG Washington. d. c.
c An. WELLS. Trustee
Mutual Fire & Ins Bldg Washington. D. c.
ocoC c36S
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LEGAL NOTICES.
r. n. STEPHENS. Y. W. THOMAS and A.
n hilLL. tr, AtturneAs.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS,
,ric. Of Columbia h,;t,ss. ,s. SSSrt xid.
% nine % ct esnnsn elrss street nortnes.t 40 between
iur1bis. nn .WDi.triet Court No; 1857 :-Not1Scs Notice
sra s1s.n eFqir e.. % hs D:
trict Of Columbia pursuant to a ,TrnS.d Tertsa
sres II Of iess sse .nssd %
for the widening of First street oet"een, CIV et,sr ~
and Myrtle streets nerhess r as. Authorized xnh n and
directed 10 widen First street northeast
along the eastern boundaries OF SQUARES num- hmm-
ssventy seven. to width of sixty feet ,Ss az
isSMn Ens,ne.p on plan ss q" T The District
Cehimbia. by condemnation under proSitsl"ns ,hs
Of % On. Of fh:p,ss 'eee
ing the eo eondemnsticn Of the land necessary
Between BEL @ G and Myrtle streets: in tn. Dis.
trlct Of Columbia, as shown on map OF
ed and %'n nraynr shn 'sn also this
empanel a jury in accordance with the law
provided for IN such saSss s,a to 10 :. ..ken
s, N,;. h: b,,re, s~: 81 conmss snS
isI y: pSrpSss: tss..oi and ,S ss.s;s ,ss ,s
lands which the Jury may ind y,ll :. bere, {.
Of October, 1925. ordered that all per
sons havins, any interest in these proceed; G
comm anded to appear in this court on on,er or
before the fifteenth day of November. 1928,
at 10 o'clock AM. and to continue IN at
tendance until the court shall have made i: Its
benefits. OF the Jury to be empaneed and
sworn herein: and it 10 further ordered
that q copy of this notice and order be
% published twice q week for two sygccesstlSSs y I've
WASHINGTON Times and the washington On Post,
commencing az 1eaet twenty days before the
said hfteenth day Of November 1929. II
is further ordered that a copy of this notice
and order be served by the United States
owners Of tn. fee fpof ot h. uPsn snd to he com
d.nnsd, dsmnsd as may Ne found BY the said sac
trict Of Columbia. and upon the tenants and
n1ct.,upants OF the same befors the sad
court: WENDELL r. sTAFF0RD. Justice
6uNNsffNSAXM wv essakI es1k nE ''s " ERASk w. Mkck (
ALL Assistant Clerk. oc.22. %. $3.50
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTlTRE DAYS,

ShANNON. CALDW ELL & W. I'M. Auets'
EsSs$4issrssb 81 FssATf HAl LII sSsSnz
SesisS 5 1las aSaH s. ESs:
kSRg' III III! P|s}fkkIsR5 = q r.. ss1s$ y
S2fSsNNbbi44 SfsNb 4al S1odbsTSS sHpkT sdaSok Is5Hsch
e::s:';ss iu:; = marc; s;e's
pending in which John N burgess ct. a..
= al: sys defendants: IL: undsrsisned iras;
i :;s ssrsso :s !. qSS 'f g.
'fs n ..G al deere. snS Fill 81 N een sn.
81 land: NOR. o. less. and knexn tor Il.
x the he'd Ds'rict q columb.s a: fsre.l 1876
This property is improved by a two-storyy
Terms mss" ef sale: ons.sSird Sf purchase
DAY q sale: ore.shird il M Twelve msstSs. and -
h si:n. il mSh; 70 ,e
interest from d.te Of sale q the rate OF s..
per snrrsd Interest s::d
Conveyalcinr: recording. and etc at cost Of
the purchaser
..,s, .n.,. 1 L ESas ssSssfs sAs' OWEN; q.;.,...
THos. j. OWEN & SON Auctloneers.
Trustees Sale Of Twelve Valu-
able Building Lots Situate on
the South Side of Porter ST.,
Between 35th and Seth SITS.
NV.
April II. 1925. being igstrument Ne. IsA M
F:ssFaa:d :sSra: Of Ass r. : Il: sast q tn: ':s
tine Of hs n sell nss
j3 S EsH, & =, H. !.
nss 6s s:,65sss pa. sPd a i'm
sssS s". a. a.s sdss. sgss Boston
a'" cG srd ana r
E.f eeun'y 9y ae !, n'G es cTS. sSg.e, IL
-. ': Ssa ;SH'fs far.r t. s,Hr f:ss c
which will be announced At time of sale
d Il; I" cs pG;s .:Gys SD Sp; e
Conyeyancine. recording and revenue STAMPS
n.d ~h Within thirty daH. h.rs e
n2ss d snd IN. at pfsn.fS 81
Jesse H Hedges.
oc20-d&dsevSu "rustees
THOMAS DOWL1NG 4 co. AUCTIONEERs.
rssyrsEss ss sAH sFh2r 2E bssS RSsf4Hzg4 HEEg41'se
ec!asd S"s M.rh sn e'sS nt' No
las Of the Land Records of the. niatri"t of
c"%9; s.1r.d ~ at A; viii '. a. rt h D:.y
oRf tHp Il sr'rt e ~ eFsT'f: e sn E4hFEBBAAff
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM lot numbered one
bundled and ei~hty;.wo is in tn. sub
r"rstcd Of Of lot. in sauars ssJ numhered eight
r..nas s.cotcd in III Lhsr a. a fcio 7s on the
trct Of Columhia. together with the inn
trust f" of sa 600 90 ." ard ' = second deed Of
tr'ist OF about 50 1ah 90, exact amount
stated at sale. balance cash. 100000 deposit
reeuired at time of sale All "opvevan,ine
recording. revenue stamps at nqrchaser,s
cost, Terms of sale to he "omoied with
within 30 davs or the dsrn-it "ill he for
feted and the praperty re.ed at the disere-
r a MoREHOUsE
WALTER G. ENGLISH.
Trustees.
81
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WANTED To KIS-HO, SES.

TO ROOM HOUSE aIrFER OH
would ~. rc.s...an y thm. Is DAYS
< 5 To ROOM BRICK HOUSE IN A
geod northeast. northwest. ~ southeast see
ttcn Can make a 'a.se "ash payment. Must
ot adtres* room, 'o' Cont nonsal Tn-t Ri.
WILL FAY CASH :.I.t' HOUSES ,tnK
,oior~i r r HI NGEEFnRD Room l0l2.
1910 Vermont a a. NV. Main hlS6
SMAfI. RR'CE: H-W WHITE NEIGH
horho"d substantial cash payment: must
have TAR particulars. Address BOX -! r.
star os"e "6'
WILL TRADE a-cYLI>nER SPORT Road
ster for hru=. l"t t'ilress Rny 1Nl F..
Star ,,N'.- ""'
TIT. PAY son0oo CASH FOR. A REAL.
house nor" fnnnertir"t iu Chez Chase saC
tiou viii NOT """sjder fool rrioes. You
must give all dot, - - sI1e. age and
taxes Address Roy &3aE. Star office.
IOH\ +. DO <OlIDF, & SONS,
3l4 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Sc.
We have ready purchasers FOR your house,
II the nrice is right
We specialize in the Eastern section of
she city.
What have yoN T.; G.r
NORTHEAST
BROOKIAA0
JOHN +. DO. oilNE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
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THcs J. OWEN E. SON AUCTIoNEERs
Trustees Sale of Valuable Busi-
ness Property, No. 1912 18th
St. NV

BY virtue, Of certsin, deed of tr,ist duly
recorded in Liher Ne 5h24 folio 45S et seq
Of the land records OF the District Of Column
MA and AT the r.GneSt Of the party secured
thereby, tine undersigned trustees will sell
~ ~ RWTEF!IlSNfsnA%Y. RWTEF!IlSN the TwENTfETH nay
T,RTy TE 1CToFER nTok lais II. tacwips rous D.
srihed land and premises. situate in the ns-
'ri"' of Columbia. and designated az and he
vision Of lots IN square 2o6, as SAID suhdi
vi<ion il recorded in Llber l. folie Of the
ecorus Of the Once of the surveyor OF the
Di=trict of Columbia
Terms Sold s,,hie.t to nrinr deed ot
tr,s. fer s2O.00n further particulars OF
which will he announced al time Of sale
he purchase price above :a'd ~ trH.t to 5e
Corve, an"iug recording. et,.. AZ ruchaser's 8
rost Terms 70 ne comnliet t",si,.S ",h TithiS inS
he property may he adv ertised and resold
HARRY g WEIGH. Jr..
JAMES J. BECKER
ocp-d&dsexSu Trustees
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9 PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
REALTORS.
l<l2 Eve St NV. Franklin ah03.
So.0S0.
- Mt. Pleasant.
North Of PARK Rd and West of l1th.
Hare is = real bargain: 3-story and
cellar brick home. on lot l30 feet
deep to paved alley. @-car BRICK "a
rare.
This house has ROOMS and bath.
ard is heated kv hot water ana hight
81 by electricity.
A good honne for a large family or
- opportunity for ore with small
faxrlly 10 materially add TO income by
rental Of extra rooms
WM. II. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
Observation-Disclosures 1881
Omen Until a'F.M.
1893 St NV Main l016-7
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sgrHE ARoyE SALE IS PoSTPoXE1E, Fl,
nay OF OCTORTR 1928. AT FOUR
OTLOCK Pm SAME PLACE
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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Court sy VI SFS: X. S. s. H:ST'f 81
Equity Cause No. 432O5 we will sell at pub
liz auction. in front ~ the premises: on
DAY Y> e oF OCTOBER, 1928. Ar FouR
O'Clock PM the following described land
and premises situate in the District of Co
lumhia. and being parcel of land In the
county Of Washington District of Columbia
known and described in the land records of
on Colorado ave. between Montague ard
square feet al said parcel situated south Of
Colorado ave. northwest
n,onet 10 be raid in cash and, the. balance II
two wears from the day of sale: and to be
rnrcha aser bearing Interest at the rate Of
snnualv and secured by deed of trust on
the property sold: or al S cash: At the optionn
upon accertsnce. of bid, All conveyancing
notary fees and recording at pqrchasers
cost Terms of sale to be COMPLIED with
within thirty days from day of sale. other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property. at the risk and cost of default.
ing purchaser after Ave DAYS advertisement
Of such resale In some newspaper published
In Washington. =. G.
" WILLIAM Mex. CLAYTON.
ANDREW WILSON
EDWIN c, DCTTON,
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ISesl T.. PERCIvAL WILSON
oc ID Ads eySu Sec
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guarded by the preserving sands of
the desert and is now very slowly
being dug from oblivion. Excava-
ton is possible only in the Winter
months. as the torrid heat and lack
of water in Summer discourages eff
fort. Scientists believe other historic
Indian towns lie beneath the sands
and lavas of the Muddy and Virgin
River valleys. but. with funds scarce
and natural handicaps Astounding.
many fear their stories will be buried
forever under the Colorado's restless
food before their secret can be Uni
locked.
St. Thomas. the principal settle
ment in the valley of the Muddy,
and other settlements will be sub
merged by the impounded water
when the dam is constructed for the
vast benefit of more fortunate com.
munities Residents of Muddy Valley
will he compensated for lost farms
and homes. but. with the sub
mergence of Pueblo Grande de Ne
vada probably the Oldest seat of In
dian civilization will sink back into
the NAV of that past from which
it is now being delivered.
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MORE TIME GIVEN
MAGNUS JOHNSON
Contestant for Senate Seat
From Minnesota Claims
Additional Evidence.

Additional time for the production
Of evidence was given today by the
senate elections subcommittee Ia
Donald Hughes. counsel for Magnus
Johnson. former FarmerLabor Sen
tor. who is rontestinC the seat of
senator Schail, Republican. Mime
sofa.
This action was taken after Hughes
hai read a telegram from Henry
Teicen. secretary to Johnson, in which
Teicen sid he was informed that
Schall's crew had filled Plagman full
Of booze" The reference was to Gale
l.. Pa gman, who was to have ap-
peared to,lar a. 4 witness for John
son Hughes also related TO the com
mittee that TciCen had told him over
the lonc-dist1nce telephone early to-
day that friends OF Senator Schall
had taken Plgaman to "A sanitarium
in AGinnea polls. where those suffering
from oNelindulgence' in alcoholic
liquors are treated.
The committee also was told by
,IohnSon's counsel that the Minneapo-
lis Star had published what purported
to be correspondence between Sena-
tor Schall and Plagman with refer
once L. obtaining for the latter
Government position Hughes said
copy Of the paper had been mailed to
him and that he expected to receive
il during the day. The committee
then adjourned the meeting until
pm
Before adjourpment Hughes re
uueSled that Senator Schall produce
nj correspondence he has had with
Plagman.
we think we have a right to this
correspondence" Hughes said Sena'
tor Schall. who was present made no
response and the committee did not
call upon him TO comply with the re-
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SEARCH OF RUINS
LIKELY TO HALT
Construction of Boulder Can
yon Dam May interrupt Ex-
cavations at Lost City,"

LAS VEGAS. New. March 8.-ton-
struction of the Boulder Canyon dam,
designed to put the turbulent colorado
River to work and store up water for
agriculture in several Western States.
is likely to bring to a halt before com
pletion the excavation of Pueblo
Grande de Nevada. commonly known
as the Lost City
For three years scientists connected
with the museum Of the American
Indian. Nevada State officials ana
psychologists of Nevada University
have joined hands in eXcavating the
ruins and learning the story OF the
people who built a mighty city where
now is one of the most desolate des-
erts of the West.
Work during the last few months
has demonstrated the ruins are much
more extensive than at first thought,
indicating that the Lost city was bulil
on the site of an earlier metropolis
that had fiOuriShed and vanished.
The buried city has long been
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MARSHALS' CONVENTION
WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY
Federal Officers to Be Welcomed by
John Marshall-To Visit
President.

The annual meeting of the United
States Marshals' Association. which
was formed a year ago. will be held at
10 o'clock Wednesday at the Willard
Hotel John Marshall, Assistant At
torney General, will welcome the dele
gates AT 1890 O'Clock "Wednesday
the marshals will be received by the
President.
The objects of the association are
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Charles Lanier Dies in New York.

NEW YORK. March s (FD.-Charles
Lanier. 80 years old. senior member
since 1860 of the banking firm of
WINSTON. Lanier & Co, died AT his
home Saturday night. He was presi.
dent of the Massillon and Cleveland
Railway and the Pittsburgh. Fort
WAYNE and Chicago Railway. Burial
will be at LenoX. Mass. where he also
maintained a home.
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to assist the members in rendering
the best possible service to the Depart
ment of Justice. to the courts. to at
torneys and to litigants: TO foster har
monious relations between the offices
of United States marshals and Gov.
eminent departments; to establish uni
formity of practice and procedure: to
maintain a high standard of integrity.
honesty and courtesy in all their re
lationS.
Between 20 and 80 marshals have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-08
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe. dependable treat
nent that relieves itching torture snd
that cleanses and soothee the skin.
Soon after the first application Of
Zero you will find that irritations.
PimpIes, BIackn a d S, Ecze m a.,
Blotches, Rnuworno and similar skin
troubles will disappear.
Zeno is all that is needed. for il
banishes most skin erup'ions. makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy. It
is non- greasy. disappearing hou'd
that may be applied during the day.
Ask your druggist for small size 60c
or large bottle S1.0o.
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Little people. like little cars. don't
seem t be able to git anywhere with.
out tellin tn world
Childhood is CROWN SO short that
about so cents worth o TOYS II put
child over.
Hain't it great t see a So show ad-
vertised that you've already seen?
Some one SAYS our pioneer women
didn' have no cigarette stains on Their
fingers or chapped knees. No. but they
had goat S elbows, a back fish could
stand on an had knuckles as big as
walnuts.
Wen say this fer III hoy bandit --
he'll have plenty % time t live down
his past
TIL latest fad among tn girls is
wearin watches above ther knees.
which is all right if they take EN-
off when they git new crystals.
tCopyrirht. 19"6l
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signified their intention TO be present.
United States Marshal Edgar c. Sny-
der is president of the association and
w. Frank Mathues of the eastern dis
trict of Pennsylvania secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-08

Control of electric current by
speech is claimed by an Englishman
who has perfected a machine that
stops and releases current when al
fected by sound waves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-08

To give shoppers opportunity to
view displays from the side as we'll
as from the front. a German retailer
has constructed his show windows
in tria angular units.