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Evening star., 1926-05-22
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the Health department IN the past "a
hours:
Franklin +. aei Martha 4. Smith. boy.
Iohn A. and Sarah |. Mccarthy. boy.
Reveridge Bnd BeAsis A. Miller. boy
Kurt II. and Gertrude l.. I.aHhinger. boy.
William II. and Pauline Seild hoy.
Frank anu Elizabeth Pennini. girl.
Alfred B. and Margaret F.. HanuemaDn.
SIrl
Henry A. aud Minnie F.. HoOpes. boy.
Percy W ana Theima v Graves. girl.
James b. and clara Taylor. girl.
Fred HI. and Anita Sartar. girl.
Harry and Rose DatiOw. boy.
John H and Edna F.. Witte boy.
Archie f. and OctaviR J.. Wtman. girl.
william A. and Anna M. Reilly. girl
August + and Ruth +. Schimmack boy.
.Iohn and Minnie Disgs. eirl.
Grant W. and Mary r. ShelIman. kirl.
Horace 6. and AIetha F.. Bali. siri.
Stephenson W. and Ovina Patterson. stri.
Evening star., 1926-05-22
WATER FROM BAPTISTRY QUELLS
FLAMES AFTER BLAST In CHURCH
Pastor Describes Explosion in Greensboro, Md, Ed
flee Work of Modernsts and BOOtleggers,
Whom He Has Fought for Years.

reached the scene. the water from the
broken and twisted pipes leading 10
the baptistry In the upper portion or
the building was pouring over the
flames and eTectually checked their
spread.
Heavy da mage had been done, how.
ever. and as the insura nee on the
church did not cover this form or loss
the congrega ton, which Is small and
has been hit by the agricultural de-
preston, will be forced to bear the
cost. DR.. Morris said.
The church was built three years
ago, at a cost OF $45.0 900. and has
membership OF 200. although. DIR. Nor
rls adds. II dra Ws from the outside a nd
on Sunday nights generally has an at
tendance OF 500 or 700
DR.. Morris told friends here that he
has made many enemies in Greens
boro during the six years Of his pas
tora te. due to his tireless fight against
modernists and the laWless element
OF the community. and that the anne
groups were responsible for the firing
of the church Ia months ago, when
the ediflce was barely saved
Evening star., 1926-05-22
ACTORS STAGE DRAMAS
IN RUINED THEATERS
French Company Touring Northern
Africa to Aid Financing Work
of Excavations.
Nv IN. Annotated Press.

BY the AssociAted Press.
PARIS. May 22.-Carthage and the
ruined theaters Of ancient Roman
towns In Northern Africa are hearing
once more the voices Of actors and
the words of poets.
company from the Comedie
Fra ncaise is touring Algeria and
Tunis. under the auspices OF the So
ciety Of Friends Of carthage and the
Golden Cities. and In giving perform
snces VI ancient and classical modern
PLAYS ia the remains Of once flour
ishins Roman theaters.
The repertOry ranges from Soph-
ocies 10 AIebtr Samain's Poly
pheme." and the proceeds are used
70 further the work Of excavation
In French Northern Africa.
"Amphitheater storming" has proved
profit able and collects crowds of na.
tives a. well as American and Eu-
ropeau tourists
Evening star., 1926-05-22
G. A. R. LADIES TO HOLD
MEMORIAL EXERCISES

Representative John &. Schafer of
Wisconsin, will be the speaker at the
annual memorial exercises of L. S:
Grant Circle. No. L. and Abraham
Lincoln Circle. No. 3. Ladies' OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic, in the
rotunda of the Capitol at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Rev X. f.. Mcbride the cha plain.
will give the inVocati ton and benediC-
ton, and the remainder OF the pro-
gram will lie ~ follows:
Assembly Call" United States
bugler: welcome Mrs. Olive c. John
son; presentation OF the flag. Icolor
bearers. Mrs. Milda Peabody and Mrs.
Alice Mullisan); "America." audience;
solo. Mrs. Esther NJ. Sloss; reading.
20 Why Should the Spirit of Mortal
BE Proud" Mrs. Sarah f.. Deeds;
solo, Face 10 Face" Miss Mary Helen
Howe; address. Representative John
G.. Schafer; "American Creed audi
ence; The Star Spangled Banner" +"
audience. led by Miss Howe; Taps -
United States busler.
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BAND CONCERTS.

SYLVAN Theuter. Monument
GrulnGs, this evening at ':30
O'Clock. Concert by the United
States Marine Band. William I'll.
Sanlelnann. lea der. Taylor Bran
SON. second leader. Program,
comprising works by the late
Victor Herbert.
March, The Worlds Progress.
Irish Rhapsody
characteristic. "Ba dinase."
Grand Scenes from Eileen
InteIiuexzo. Whispering Will
lows"
March Of the Toys" from
"RaheS in Toy Land"
Excerpts from The Fortune
Teller.
"Americhn Fantasia
The Star Spa ucied Banner"
Concert by The United States
Soldiers Home Band. tomor-
row. upper bandstand. at 3:s5
O'Clock. John :. NJ. thinner
man. bandniaster: Emil A.
Fenstad. assistant bandmaster.
March, an Command"
Won Blon
lOverture hungarian. "rhe Two
| Iiu>sals" ........ Doppler
Last Dream Of
the Virgin" ....... Massenet
| Oh "Seminola, an Indian
novelty ..............k King
| Scenes from NO. No. Nan
nette" ........ Youmans
Fox trot. Don't Wake Me Up,
| Let Me Drea ....... Bear
| Waltz suite. Life Let Us
Cherish Strauss
| Finale, Just Around the Cor
| ner ..... ...N Won Tll2er
"The Star Spangled Banner
Evening star., 1926-05-22
Miss Hall and DIR. Blunt
Married To-day Al 5 O'cl<Gk.

Miss !.ucAilie Hall. daughter of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Thomas Hall Of
North Dakota. and Dr. James Keenan,
Blunt OF Bismarci,. y. OAK. will be
married today. Miss Ellen Hall will
attend her sister as maid of honor
and Miss Na ncr Fealherstone of Val
ley City, y. OAK, will be the brides
maid.
The marriage -: Miss Virginia
Eaton, daus shter OK Mr.. ana Mrs. Her
hert A. Eaton. to Dr. Robert l.. Gil-
feather, IT,. OF Washington will tske
place today in the home Of the brides
parents at Montclair. y. j.
Capt. and Nrs. Albert Gore accom-
panied by their son. Philip larner
Gore. viii attend the commencement
exercises TUESDAY ri OgOntz School in
PENNSYLVANIA. when Miss Frances
Larner Gore. dsuGhte" Of Capt. and
Mrs. Gore, win graduate.
Capt and Mrs. George ". steele
jr. and Mrs. John Allan Dougherty
are sailing today from New YorE on
the Homeric FOR Europe
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bonsal closed
their Georgetown house and have
sailed for Europe.
MI. ana RitS. w dltcT ~. IJeleSte
have closed their house here and are
spending a few days Al the Hotel
Mayhower before starting 10 their
Summer home at Manchester. Mass.
Mrs. Montgomery Blair is spending
few davs at the Hotel Vanderbilt in
New York.
Mrs. Albert Levin R.cha rdson hal
returned to Baltimore and reopened
her home on North charles street.
after an absence OF almost year.
Mrs. Richardson was the guest in
Washington Of her son and dauSh-
sAr-in-law. Dr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Rich
ardson. before their deDa :ture for
Geneva. where Dr. Richardson is "a n
American delegate 10 the preliminary
arms conference.
Mrs. William Wallace IIaughey and
Miss Louisa HausheN ~ New York ar
rived yesterday a nd are guests OF Col.
end Mrs. Walter r. Bates, in Chevy
Chase.
Miss Hauehey will attend the
.a)umnae reunion of the Iolton Arms
School and also visit Miss Harriet
Nvhitford.
Miss Jane Dunnock Brewer has re
surned from a short visit 10 Miss Dor
Othy Saunders in her home In Mary.
land and Is now entertaining Miss
Joyce Lewis Of Detroit. Miss Brewer
and Miss Lewis will go to Annapolis
today TO remain over Sunday and will
then return to Miss Brewers home In
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Il. SHUTS of
Miami. Fla. will he the honor guest 8
at dinner this evening of Col. and Mrs
Robert y. Harper. who will entertain
at the Congressional Country Club.
The Alpha Chapter cf the Tau
Data Ssgs.a will entertain At tea TO
az N Aa Garden Tsrsass Ina. is
Evening star., 1926-05-22
"Abie's Irish Rose" Blooms On.

NEW YORK. MAY 80 LP).-"Abie' 8
Irish Rose" seems 10 be perennial /.
It's t,-21st performa Monday VIII
mark the start of its NTH year.
record broken only by 1000 perform
ances of "Chu Chin Chow" in London.
Evening star., 1926-05-22
Array Relief Society
Garden Party at Barracks.

Array Relief Society
Garden Party at Barracks.
The Army Relief Society garden
party this afternoon Is onering a
treat to it's patrons at $40 and $50
o'clock. when perfOrma nces Will be
given. repeating the program present
ed Thursday in the Belasco Theater
by the Tchtrnicoff.t;ard School OF
Dancing. Tea will he served ana Il
"a feteria supper later, and from q
to ii o'clock there will be dancing
ia the Officers cub at the Washing
ION BARRACKS where the garden party
is being held.
MIR. MAer Cohen sailed today on the
:. :. Paris for France aud f.ngla nd
Miss Virginia Judge OF Baltimore.
Md: Miss MarieN1siley AND Miss Rose
Mary sullivan came last evening TO
attend the dance given by Mount 81.
Agnes Alumni In the garden house
OF the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Miss Ma riun Parkhurst. legisla tive
secretary of the ia tionai committee
FOR "a department uf education. Will
go t" Alta anti. City TO attend the nj
tnnial convention OF the General Fed
Grafton Of Womens Clubs.
Evening star., 1926-05-22

Artificial satip is becoming popular
In Europe.
Evening star., 1926-05-22

Mr. and Mrs. Walter -. Denegre
have closed their house here and are
spending a few days al the Hotel
Mayfiower before starting 10 their
Summer home at Manchester Mass.
Evening star., 1926-05-22
SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Coolidge Will Be
Hosts to Disabled Veterans at
Garden Party June ;.

honor of Miss Evelyn Tarshes, VINO
recently announced her engagement
10 Mr.. Ialbert PeiZman.
Evening star., 1926-05-22

Mrs. Montgomery Blair Is spending
q few davs at the Hotel Vanderbilt in
New York.
Evening star., 1926-05-22

Mr.. and Airs. stephen Bonsai closed
their Georgetown house and have
sailed for Europe
Evening star., 1926-05-22

The charge d'affaires of Persia ana
Nine. Kazemi will be hosts at dinner
this evening in honor OF DR. and MIS-
/. Il. Robinson OF New York.
Evening star., 1926-05-22

The marriage -: Miss Virginia
Eaton. daughter OK Mr.. ana Mrs. Her
hert A. Eaton. to Dr. Robert l.. Gil
feather, IT,. OF Washington will take
place today in the home Of the bride :
pa rents at Montclalr. y. J.
Evening star., 1926-05-22

capt. and Mrs. Albert Gore. accom-
pnnied by their son. Philip i.arner
Gore. viii attend the commencement
exercises TUESDAY ri OgOntz School in
PENNSYLVANIA, when Miss Frances
Larner Gore dsuGhte" Of Capt. and
Mrs. Gore, viii graduate.
Evening star., 1926-05-22

Mrs. Willis wife OF Senator Frank
2. Willis Of Ohio. entertained com
pany OF 20 at luncheon today at the
Grace Dodge Hotel.
Evening star., 1926-05-22

Capt. and Mrs. George ". steele.
jr. and Mrs John Allan Dougherty
are sailing today from New YorE on
the Homeric fcr Europe.
Evening star., 1926-05-22

The Minister OF Bolivia and Sonora
de laimes Freyre will entertain at
dinner dance this evening at the
chevy Chase club for their daughter.
Senorita Yola nda JAMES t'reyre. in
celebration ~ her birthday annlNef-
Evening star., 1926-05-22

The Minister OF the DuInini"an Re
public and Sonora de ARIA VIII en-
tArtain at dinner this evening at
Wardman Park Hotel for their son.
Senor j. r. Julia ARIA, who has lnst
arrived from Bremen. Germa ny
where he is Dominican consul. and
their daushter. Sonora de Michelena
ir,. of Santo Domingo.
Evening star., 1926-05-22

The naval attache Of the French EN-
~ ssy and Nine. Willm entertained AT
tea YESTERDAY afternoon in complinIeni
IT, Capt and Airs. W. W. Galbraith.
Evening star., 1926-05-22
VI, and Nine. B%reHser
Sail To-day far France.

The Amba eSador Of France ana
Nine. Rerenger are sailing today on
the Paris for their home in Frah nee
The Amha ssador will participate IN
tho con $daration by the French far'
lament ct the debt agreement a he ne
cotiated with the United states re
CenfiN.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
The Adopted Y Wife
By Am ellie Rives

Celia Gibbs. whose mother died when she
srss. M o'ss ~. n. " va. known more for his ec, r.
eentrieities than for his paintings. He, was
81 s1,s cS eSf brutal brutal, disposition and treated his
j. % one q .sssb Sisb: d1G fes frI.nSs 2i..s 8. 81
Gibbs has hequeathed 70 his . care and chari-
Laura Eversham, assumes the responsi@b,lity @
Eith herssn a.uEh,er A r ..sns, sonyen, .u,. !.
tskes Cen. into her house . live. Il Laura. nS.:
abroad: shortly ajterward L.ur. dies g.. In In
proposes that she .raarry him IN order that
She 10 satisfied with the arrangement until
about her white marriage. and for IN, tns
her pennies. and that 81. d living or
by this knowledge and she grows reetless.
When Padraic O'Shea. young musicl an
pays her marked attention she Is hattered
by IL and encourages him. He susgerte tnst
she divorce Hillary ard marry him, but TINS
she will not do. She tells Hliary that
Padrair wants TO marry her and he also
al the suggestion and quarrels with Hilary.
Continued from YeSteria VS. Star.)
Evening star., 1926-04-08
OLD FORT DUG UP.
Shelby at Detroit, Buried 100
Years, Uncovered by workmen.

DETROIT. April s.--After a century
under the ground. a portion Of Fort
Shelby was dug up the other day by
a steam shovel making the excava- :
ton for the new building Of the
Detroit Trust Co., in Fort street
west, opposite the post office.
The shovel uncovered a stretch of
cedar posts, each about five feet long.
Joined by cedar joints and wooden
pins. The posts and joints were a.
part of the crib work for a gun plat
form along the southern embankment
of the old fort, according to George
B. Catlin, the Detroit News historian.
Fort Shelby was built in 1879 by
Maj. Richard Beringer Lernoult Of
the French forces, as a protection
against the Americans. 1t was at
first known as Fort Lernoult. 1t
passed into the hands of the English
in 1912 and into American custody the
following year. when it acquired the
familiar name. Its demolition began
in 1927 and since then that portion
of the site where today's discovery
was made has been occupied by
residences.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
PROPOSALS. :

SEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE
termaster Room 2o3S Munitions Bldg.
washineton. y. C. until II am. -April 81.
1928, and then opened for Moving Buildinse.
Grading Site. Changing and Extending Util-
ity ssryice. ss ard ard Bu,Idins Gonstructioni Wal;
PAYABLE to he TIRE EAsURER OF THE
TINTED STATES must accompany any re-
quest for plans as security for the safe re-
turn cf the drawings and Epeci fcations. In
formation unon apoliratior to above ONCE.
nh23. .oS 81 ADDS s.1o.I4.fe
O s ENGTNEER OFFICE. 1868 NAVY
Department Building washinkton. D. c.
sealed proposals will he received here until
II NJ. May 4. 1928. and then opened. for
the construction OF power plant for the Dis
trict of Columbia water supply project. Fur
ther information on application
ap5.67smyl.S
Z. :. ENGINEER OFFICE, 1858 NAVY DE-
psItment Building. Washington. d. c.
Sealed proposals will he received here until
10 AN. April Q. 1879, for leasing from the
United States q tract Of about 20 acres along
the Anacosta River D. c. Further inform, a.
ton on application. mhc9 81 apis
Evening star., 1926-04-08
HOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUcTIoNEERs.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Busi-
ness Real Estate, Including
I the Bakery and Store Build
ing at 23S c Street NV, and
Laundry, I'll 3rd Street NV.

By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust. duly
of the land records OF the District OF Co
lumbia. and 81 the request of the parties
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction. in front Of the
tf6EsSTai t6is aicI Rzy ~ q AfRiI p; iess 4
Washington. District of Columbia and des-
isnsted as and heinz 10. lettered ''E in
Balls recorded .subdivisior of certain lots
IN square 564. fronting g feet on G street
and extending back 100 feet, improved by
bakery and store building with living apart
rerte above. and known as premises No.
23s 6 street northwest: also. the contiguous
tract fronting. rs feet on 3rd street and ex.
.ss ..siI ana sSsns psrs Of io, ls e e Dyer: r:
ing No. I'll 3rd street northwest improved
and partly occupied by . Laundry
Terms Of sale: One-half of the purchase
money to be paid in caeh. balance In two
equal inetsllments. payable in one and two
yeare with interest AZ six per cent per an
mum. payable semi annually from day of sale.
secured by deed of trust upon the property
sold or all each at the option of the pur,
chaser deposit OF $500 will be required
At time of sale. All conveyancing. recording.
revenue stsmps, etc. ~ cost Of purchasse.r
thirty days from day Of sale otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
erty. at the risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser. after i've days advertisement OF such
resale In some newspaper published IN wash
WALTER c. ENGLISH
GEORGE H. LAMAR,
Evening star., 1926-04-08

r last Celia sprang from bed.
~ unable to endure her thoughts
~ any longer. She glanced at
/ \ the ivory cup-and-ball on her
night table. thinking 1t might
soothe her to play with 1t awhile,
but the associa tions 1t brought up
were too painful.
Going to the window. she drew the
curtains. Dawn was just breaking.
The silhouettes of tall buildings
gloomed against the fat, gray sky
beyond the park, as against grim
back drop. The steel skeleton Of a
skyscraper jutted in their midst. II
was all sinister. ominous, like pen
and ink sketch by Audreyez for some
eerie play. . How ] hate New
York" she muttered. How good 1t
will be to get far. far away from IT..
She fell asleep at last and did not
waken till nearly II o'clock.
Padraic. in the meantime. had been
very busy with his preparations for
the morrow. Shortly after leaving
Celia he sent an SOS call to his
Molly O'Shea, but was now Molly
and he had grown up together, and
as twins are supposed OF be.
Though he saw her only once a
year now. when he gave his annual
concert in Montreal. she was always
the same Molly, loving, sprightly. in
dependent. and ready to do anything
to further his interests. Her husba nd
was wax in her hands. like most
other people. so Padraic didn't have to
bother about what he might say.
His somewhat frantic night letter to
her had stated that he was coming
unexpectedly to Montreal with his
fiancee. ("She's certainly my fiancee.
Padraic told himself, ''for she has
promised to marry mel :. under
rather peculiar circumstances. and
would Molly please be at hand and
free. on the 18th OF May, to plaH
guardian angel and take the said
fiancee home with her for perha ps
quite long stay? Letter follows
Evening star., 1926-04-08
MUST FILE TAX RETURNS.
Bootleggers and Other Criminals
Warned by Canadian ofioial.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dtspetch 70 The Star.
LONDON, Ont, April s.-Bootleg
gers, rum runners, professional gam
blers and all others making money by
legal or illegal means Who think that
because the last court decision in the
Cecil Smith case Of Windsor went
against the Government they need
not file income tax returns, are to be
shorn OF that idea. >sF
George Tambling, inspector for Lon
don taxation district. has stated posi-
lively that persons following any
occupation which yielded during 1875
a return greater than that exempted
by law would be required to file state
ments of incomes, and that taxes
would be imposed II the amount IN
volved justified 1t.
Net profit, Tambiing said. would be
the basis of arriving at the amount
to be assessed in all cases involving
Illegal practices, As in those which
are legal.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
ADAM A wEscHLgR son. Avctioneers.
Receivers Sale Of Restaurant
and Bakery Equipment,
Office Furniture, Etc, Con.
tanned in Bellevue Farms
Lunch" at No. 1884 G St. NV.

BY virtue Of an order of the supr-sus
Court Of the District OF Columbia passed IN
Equity No. sSla3, the undersirned receiver
will sell at public auction within the above
1925. AT TEN O'Clock An. the furni
ture. fixtures and utensils contained therein
combination Refriserators and Steam Table.
Lunch Counters. Floor Gases, Electric Fans
Coffee rrns. Milk Cabinet, Steel Lockers
Mirrors, Bake Ovens. Candy Furnace. Proof
cb cbefs TsSle. Electric Dish Washer. ro Es
haust Fans; Electric Mixers. Meat Grinder
CTockery: Glassware: Linens. Kitchen uten;;
Multicraph. Household Effects. etc
The above Viii hrst he offered as an en-
tirety. and II no satisfactory bid is received
will he Immediately sold in detail, T. sold
entrety. terms cash 81 900 90 de
posit required when Knocked down. balance
to he paid within twenty four hours.
Immediately following the above sale
stock of merchandise. consisting OF food
stuffs, cigars and miscellaneous supplies
will be offered for sale as an entirety fol
cash.
BENJAMIN RosENFELp Receiver
r,hS1 -dGdNs eySu 1894 q Ct wv.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
BENJAMIN RosENFELD: Receiver,
THos J. OWEN 4 SON. AuCTIONEERs:
SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE KNOWN As

By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust dated
o'r%os ?s re"osdrd s.r,smser g. ,ss.: amens =.
Lard ,ss 2, The 's ,Ss nsrs 81
thereby, the undersrned trustees viii sell
s1 %pRf MoNpbfi Kb ieas HE Ar TEFTAar FcGRTArRPx n
si.uste sn1 in n. pistric. II toIumss ard desis
nStsd =. and neins % lot ~ IN n'es Ion "a
worth Addition = the City Of washin.ton;. ,n
veyor for the District Of Columbia in Liber
81 Al dol,c IS. block SO now known as
Terms Sold subject to q prior deed OF
trust for 81 ,0oo. also a second trust for
about So 2.o16. further particulars of which
will he announced at time Of sale the pur.
chase price above said trust to be paid In
cash. deposit of $500 required. Convey.
sncing, recording and revenue stamps at pu,-
chsser's cost. Terms to ne complied with
within thirty 40, days otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may Ne advertised
and resold at the discretion OF the trustees
HARRY b PITTS
apt -d&ds exSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
THos j OWEN & SON. AUCTioNEERs
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALUABLE IA TWO;
f7th STREET SOUTHEAST.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALuABLE TWO,
f7th STREET SOUTHEAST; -. ..,,r
By virtue of q certain deed OF trust duiy
recorded in. Liber No. .50s4 folio 4e4 e sec.
Of the land records Of the District Of Coium;
thereby. the undersjg jgned tru.tees viii sell at at
TpbpgRTFsDAYh THE HSsa aFFTFETETcM9% TEcM9%sfAAxfRqF PAX pE
O'Clock pm. the following described land
and premises. situate in the District Of CO,
r Clarence Leroy Parker and LaHr. .. Rising
% and part of original lots and Fl in
square 1920 ss per plat OF 'sd og ~. rsc
ords OF the ONCE Of the surveyor Of the
District of Columbia.
Terms: Sold sq5,ect e priSI ,.,,.s desd q q
which will he announced at time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust to be paid In
veyancing, recording and revenue sts9c. '! a. e
within thirty days: otherwise depo:it tor,
and resold at the discretion ef the trustees.
!. J :. 4 RRiEc9HsoEsoN RRiEc9HsoEEsoN
apz.d&ds.exsu D Trustees.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Brick Dwelling With Ga
rage, No. 500 Randolph
Street NV.

BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded as evidenced by recorder receipt
No IS. dated Nov. Is. 1925. Of the land
records of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request OF the party secured thereby. the
undsrsiEned trustees viii offer for sale BY BY
FRIDAY, THE THE os 9Th DAY OF APRIL; 1929
scribed land and premises situate in the Dis
trct of Columbia. to;wit: Brick private
dwelling rooms and bath h e,sctIIe ,Isx Lights:
garage: lot 9s. square 3232. 500 Randolph
st. NV
Terms of sale The above property will he
sold subject to prior deed of trust for
So. 300 at per cent due August -. 1923:
terms to be announced at time Of sale.
deposit of 100000 required OF purchaser At
time of sale. All conveyancing recording.
revenue stamns and notarial fees at cost Of
purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right 70
resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting .purch aser. after hve days ad-
vertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in the city Of Washingtcr.
n e RIGEL o. BELT. as~e=
CECIL j. DOWD.
.pi.2357.se Trustees.