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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
Esen1enyek


met reszesiil halalcseti sc.
gely elenged6seben.
Juliusban mindazok a ta-
gok, akik legalabb harom
eve tagjai az egyletnek, mem
fizetnek halaleseti dijjat.
Az engedmeny egyertel-
mil a tagsagi dij fele r6sze-
mex, vagyis 8 es fel szazalek
max elengedesevel.
Miert teheti EFT a Verho-
way Egylet?
Ennek ket Okla van. Az
egyik az, hogy a Verhovay
Egylet tagsaga ma a biztosi-
tasi tudomany altal felalli-
tott es k0riilmenyeinek meg
felel6 dijjakat fizet.
A mask, es pedig leg
fobb ok az, hogy az egylet
vezet6sege j6l gazdalkodik.
Mas szoval: az egylet penzet
jobban gyiim0lcsozteti, mint
AIT a biztositasi tablazatok
megkivanjak.
f sorok ir6ja tagja a Yer
hovay Egylet igazgat6saga-
max. Ezeket a sorokat mem
azert ir.ia, hogy magat di-
cserje, de a teny letagadha-
Italian.
A r6gi feliigyclS bizottsa-
Cos vezetes mellett @ Verho-
way penz, mem hozott atlag
t0bbet, mint 8 es fel szaza-
lekot ma az atlag jove-
delem 81 szazalek, a Yer
hovay Egylet masfcl millio-
nyi vagyonan a kiil0nbozet
egy evben atlag $333 600, va
gyis maid tizezer dollarral
tobb, mint a tagsagrak elem
gedett osszeg.
Exert gyarapodik a Yer
hovay vagyon, exert lcsz biz
tosabb az egylet 6vrol-tvre,
dacara annak, hogy a multi |
evben is volt tagsagidijj cl-
engedes es a halalesetek sza
ma negy szazalekkal volt
nagyobb, mint a varhato ha-
lalozasok szama.
A Verhovay ma 11O.1 per-
centes. Tagsaga eg6sz batran
mondhatja, hogy teljcscn
biztOsitva van.
A Verhovay Egylet ka-
matj0vedelme jov6 eyre mar
akkora lesz, hogy 80 halal-
esetet XII 1ehet bel6le fizetni,
anelkil, hogy a tagsagi d.
jakhoz nyulnanak.
A Polgari Kor most szombaton
este tartja els6 mulatsagat es pc
dig a Szulligan Hallban.
Youngstown-nak hatalmas, eros
es befolyasos magyar szarmazasu
polgarsaga lehetne, ha minden ma
gyar szarmazasu polgar tagja
lenne Polgari Kornek es az tel
jes erejevel a kozj6nak szentelne
magat.
A mi atkunk Youngstownban a
multban, az egyeni akci6 volt
Mindig akadtak egyesek, akik
magyarsag nevevel visszaelve, ma
guknak anyagi el6ny0ket akartak
szerezni a politika teren.
A Polgari K6r eletkepcs. A Pol
gari K0r, ha abban a magyar szar
mazasu polgarsag 6sszet0moriil,
egesz nyiltan kiallhat sikra, es
kepviselve magyar szavazato-
l,ot, ,,@,nt wi ~ 81 - -, -, I nxc cH1n |
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

TOK More maJllS lien, SZOmDatO OF
este 8 oral kezdettel tartj meg
fennallasa ota cls3 baljat, a Sail
Spring Roadon lav3 Szulligar
Hallban.
A polgarok balja nagysikerii-
mex, fenyesnek igazan niv6snak
igerkezik, helybeli k0zel-tayoli
magyarsagon xviii, szamos ameri
kai testverimk is kesziil errc a
tancmulatsagra.
A magyarsag k0z0tt mar hetek
6ta err6l balr6l folyik a $40,
polgar, ncm polgar = egyarant
Oft lesz. Rig6 J6ska fog muzsikal-
nj, biiv6s hegcdiij6vel, teljes ban
dajanak az ellen, hogy a nehezen
dolgoz6 magyarokat felviditsa s
par 6rara feledtesse veluk az elet
mindennapi nehezsegeit.
A bal el6keszitese Macy szorga-
lommal folyik, szorgalmasan dol
gozik rendez6seg, hogy a szom-
bait mulatsagot nagysikeriivt te-
gye ICY az els6 bal, minden te-
kintetben kiallja a tiizpr6bat.
A Polgari K0r azert rendezi
meg szombati mulatsagat, hogy
osszehozza magyarokat - pol
gar, mem polgar - egyforma sze-
retettel lesz fogadva es latva. A
Polgari K0r nemcsak Steelton ma
gyarsagat varja cl erre a szomba-
ii tancmulatsagra, hanem szamit
ARA, hogy minden magyar jelen
lesz. Belep0dij nSknck 35c, ferfi-
aknak Csc.
A szombati ballal kapcsolatban
megemlitiink lit meg egy dolgot.
Sokan AIT allitjak, hogy varosunk
ban 1900 magyar szarmazasn anne
rikai polgar 81. De, hogy tenyleg
ennyien vannak, AIT igazan nem
tudjuk. A Youngstown magyar
polgaroknak egyiitt kellene 3 lille
ne lenni, egyiitt dolgozni s cgyiitt
megbeszelni a teend0ket valasz-
tas alkalmayal, egysegesen kene-
ne fellepni.
Icy azonban - illetekesek -
tudomast sem vesznek a magyar
sagr6l.
Ugy-e, van egy polgari seer
vezetiink? Legalalhb ezer tagja-
max illenek lenni csak szaz fore
teheto a tagletszam. Hol van
t0bbi 14OO magyar? Ferfi. Asz-
SONY. Leany es legeny.
Miert mem allanak be a k0rbe
Egy egesz esztend6re SO cent a
tagsagi dij.
Milyen maskep volna minden lit
k0riilottiink, ha Polgari K0rnek
1900 tagja lenne! Akkor mem KEEL
lene a varosi tisztvisel6knek ku-
nyerAlni egyert-masert, hanem 5k
jArnAnak a kedviikbe...
Sok ofyan magyar polgar van,
aki mines tisztaban a szavazassal,
mem ismeri XII magat szavaz6-c& |
dula utveszt6iben. Teny, hogy lit |
olyan komplikalt szavazasi rend |
ser, hogy az ember alig ismcri XII
magat.
Es ezer meg egy okot tudnank
felsorolni. ami kivanatossa teszi
a magyar szarmazasu polgarok |
csatlakozasat, t01n0riileset a Pol
gari K0rben.
Minden kerd6src, scgitsegre, |
tdmogatasra szamithat az, aki tag |
ia a k6rnek.
:. Szombaton este a Polgari |
Kor balja fenyes Is nagy magyar |
talalkoz6 lesz. J6 alkalom ARA,
hogy kedAyes sz6rakozas, gond-
talan mulatozas k0zben megismer-
jiik a polgArok szervezet&t, annak |
vezetos6gkt. Akik meg mem tagok,
szombati tancmulatsagot, j6-
kedy, ,hangulat mellett hasznal-
j4k fol ARA is, hogy tagokul sze-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
A Dalk6r Estjsnek
nagy sikere volt
A magyar n6tafanak imet kinyilt
a viraga.

ungstownn Magyar Datk6r tarsas
vaesoraval egsbekotott kultur es-
telyet, mely minden tekintetben
fenyesen sikerilt.
Hauzer Fiildp iidv6Ali az egy-
begyiilteket es r1yid szayakban
va1olja azon okokat, melyek ARA
kesztettek az egyrsiilet tagjait,
hogy a Dalkort megalakitsak.
"Nekiink egy szilard alapra
epitett Kultur Egyesiiletre van
sziiksegiink, mely altal jobban
megismertessiik magyar dalkol-
teszetet es miiveszetet az amerikai
kozonseggel'' hangsulyozza
Hauzer beszedeben. "A Dalk0r-
mex nemcsak magyar k0r0kben s
sziik, kfcsiny keretckben, hancm
az amerikai Kultur Egyesiiletek-
kel is szoros 0sszek 0ttpiesben kell
mukodnie Reszt kell venni kon-
certeken, minden tekintetben a
nyilvanossag els kell menni,
inert ennek az elhanyagolasa
nagy bin a magyar kult,ra ts
miiveszettel szembcn''.
utana Dalkor 6neke k0vetkc-
zett, amelyet k0zonseg 6riasi
tapsvihar megnyilvanulasa mel
lett fogadott. Maid a Farrelh If
ju Zenekar jatszott egy indul6t.
Igazi elvezet volt, amint SEE
kelly Andor zenetanar Makszerii
vezetesevel, pompas osszhangban
igyekezett ez az alig hat h6nap
6ta tanul6 fatal zenekar a lehet5
legszebbet prodokalni. 4
Szikora Laci hegedii 1ol6ja,
Szekely tanar zongora kiseret6-
vel, val6ban meglep3 volt. Ebben
az fju Szikoraban, val6ban nagy
tehetseg rejt6dzik. a Zsarnoezky
testverek Is Szikora tri6ja kifo-
gastalan volt. Utana ismet a Dali
kor kovetkezett, ezzel az &nek-
szammal yal6saggal mcgbiiyoltdk
a kozonseget. A Farrelli Hju Ze-
nekar mazurkaja IS a magyar
csardasa, azutan betet0zte a ha-
tast; oily ugyesen jatszottak i
dacara annak, hogy nagy szaraz-
sag van vasaanap ide, vasarnap
oda, tobben kivaltak a k0z0nseg
soraib6l es tancra perdiiltek.
Medve 1stvan hegediin jatszott, |
nepdalai, NIT szinten Szekely mes
ter kisert zongoran - els0rendiiek
Papp testyerek, egy angol da-
rab ECCLESIASTICAL, szep sikert arat-
talk. Mrs. K0tel szavalata es Ko-
tel J6ska magyar dala pompasnak |
Denies, farrelli Da-
|arda orok-vig basszus enekese,
konnyekig megnevettette kozon-
'eges igyes trefaival.
lit megint a Dalk0r enekelt.
nelly alatt a N0i Csoport egy pa
-atlan szepsagu, 6riasi nagy seek
iii csokorral lepte meg a daloso-
fat. Ere a kedyes ajandekra
ir0kke fognak emlekezni. |
Es most kovetkezett az estely
,,d6pontja 49, a vacsora. Azon resze
knonsegnek, akik gyakran vesz
lek reszt lily tarsas estelyeken,
lzt allitjak, hogy ilyen j6izii vacso
at meg mem elvsztek. Kiilon-ki-
on megdnsertek szakacsnekat
ninden fogasnal.
Schubert Janos, a Keresked3 es
,paros K0r nepszerii penztarnoka.
yratulalt a Dalk6rnek felhivta
! megjelenteket a Dalkor partola-
ARA es tomeges belepesre. Tur-
Ter JOSEF 'bezar6 bes2adeben ko-
,z0ni meg a kozonseenek az este
yen yal6 megjelenset, kerve 5ket,
,ogy tamogassak az uj kultur
'zervezetet, hogy tninA t0bb iobb
IS .nemesebb munkat vegezhessen.
Maid a kdzonstg, ugy 6fA TAI
IAN, egy soha nam Gvtaett estely
'ltot6se ut4n, hsaaas ksniett haza
tssaul8dni. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19

c, I'd Cavalry. consists Of is men
and presents such stunts as falling
from a running horse as though shot.
riding in every conceivable position,
Roman riding and jumping, vaultlng
over the horse, and many other 1eats.
Nowhere are more brilliantly dar-
ing feats of horsemanship performed
Large classes of officers are trained
yearly at the Cavalry school. Here
the principles of Cavalry tactics are
evolved to meet present day require.
ments of battle, and here the general
policies for the administration OF the
mounted service are formulated.
The drills also have practical value,
in addition to being interesting spec
tacles, officers point out. They teach
the men to be bold without taking
foolish chances, since careful training
permits what otherwise would be
sheer recklessness. They aid in pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19
CLUBWOMEN OF THE NATION
Home Economics Leave Annual Meet
ing-Mrs Arthur Ring land to Be Secretary of Woman
rm Voters-News of Pen Women and Woman Party.

national historian of the National
League of American Pen Women, &C
cepted the invitation and on June 9
had the interesting experience of
speaking at this college, which is the
oldest educational institution for
women in the United States, having
been founded in 1742. She is the first
woman to make the commencement
address at the school in it's nearly 200
years of existence.
DIR. Mary Meek Atkeson, second
vice president of the National League
of American Pen Women, continues
to gain added recognition as an out
standing auth ity on country life
matters On Wednesday of the past
week she spoke on THE Rural Home"
at the conference held by the SchwarZ-
wald Community near Reading, Pa,
which was held from June IA to II.
Other speakers before the conference
were representatives of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. Pennsylvania
State College, Columbia University,
rural church and educational leaders,
and many others of prominence in
this field of investigation and accom-
plishment.
DIR. Atkeson, who is the only woman
magazine writer included in Rus"
the American who's who in country
life, has not only written may ar
ticles on country life FOR the pages
of well known periodicals, but is also
the author of numerous rural plays
and a book which the critics have
acknowledged to be an authority in
its field, 1.-THE Woman on the Farm"
X X \
MEMBERS of the National Womens
Party are busy with plans for
the national convention opening at
Colorado Springs July7.
Rebecca Hourwich, chairman of the
main branch, visited headquarters
during the past week to confer with
officials on plans for the press depart
ment. of which she is chairman. Miss
Hourwich left for Colorado Springs
yesterday, but will make several stops
en- route. She expects to confer with
the local committee in Chicago con-
corning the dinner to be given at the
Illinois Athletic Club in honor of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19

noting esprit de corps and morals,
and they stimulate interest In horses.
the cavalryman's most important
weapon.
For sheer thrill. few things equal
Troop C's saber charge. A line of
10O-odd horsemen, sabers drawn.
thunders down upon the astonished
audience at full gallop. only to pull
up to dead stop within 3 feet of
the frail barrier which separates
them.
When the dust settles and the troop
has galloped off, the spectators usu-
ally are some distance away; umbrel-
las, hats, handkerchiefs, and other
hastily discarded articles marking the
place where they stood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19

delegates who will pass through there
on the convention special July A or S.
Many women from the neighboring
cities are expected to come to Chicago
for this dinner.
Mabel Vernon. executive secretary,
and Betty Archdale, London feminist,
who has been visiting headquarters,
left this week for Colorado.
Miss Helen Mitchell, prominent in
the Detroit branch of the Woman's
Party, is spending several weeks at
the clubhouse on CaDitOl Hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19
CAVALRY MAINTAINS
TRADITIONS OF WEST
Select Group Of Riders at Army
School at Fort Riley Performs
Daring Feats.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
JUNCTION CITY, Kans.-Tradi'
tions of the old West are being main
tanned at Fort Riley, kans.. frontier
military outpost of the sos by a
selected group of riders in the Army's
cavalry school.
The rough.riding squad Of Troop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19
Rainy Day "Deadhead.n

Correspondents Of the Associated Press.
GETTYSBURG. Pa.-Maurice Nc.
Cullough, rural mail carrier, from
Gettysburg. carries and delivers every
rainy day one OF the heaviest parcels
in the postal service. and Uncle Sam
collects not cent Of postage for II.
McCullough's "rainy day deadhead" II
big sack Of gravel to spread over
the smooth surface Of a large fat
rock in the road. Before ne began
carrying gravel on rainy DAYS McCul.
Tough had to call on men Of the neigh.
bcrhood to push his mail truck across
With some women, IL the shoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19

With some women, IL the shoe
pinches, she buys it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19

In walnut You'll be delighted
with this-the New Home Com
pany's latest model. Beautiful in
design; with knee control on left;
sewing light; concealed drawers
belt-drive motor; all attachments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19

Mrs. Milton Reed, better known to
her readers and her radio audiences
as Nina Reed" was honored recently
by an invitation to make the com
mencement address at the Moravian
College and Seminary for Women in
Bethlehem, Pa. Mrs. Reed, who is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19

In walnut; a handsome COM
bination piece that will add beauty
as well as service to your home.
Belt drive motor, sewing light and
knee control. All attachments.
Lifetime guarantee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

n n ISIS ALICE EDWARDS, exec
NH utiVe secretary of the Amer
W. lean Home Economics Asso-
4 a citation, and Miss Helen
Evening star., 1927-10-25
14c5 Eye st. NV
Trustees Sale Of Desirable
Three-Story and Basement
Brick Dwelling, Containing
Fourteen Rooms and Two
Baths. Three-Car Brick Ga
rage With Apartment Above.
Situate No. 3106 N Street
Northwest.

BY virtue of deed of trust recorded June
II. 1877. as instrument No. 32 among the
and res9s ss Of 3ron, the p Pset str OF S
DAY THE THIRTY FIRST DAY OF OCTO.
BER A.D. 1927. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
part of lot numbered three 81 in what was
formerly Bea,rs "a, ADDITION to
was formerly "Old Georgetown" both of
said lots being in what H. now square mum
bered twelve hundred and eight 12OS) In
BEGINNING at the northeast, corner OF said lot
numbered three 80 and running thence
south 22 feet to an alley thence west 10
thence east on Street s5 feet g 70 the place
sleves ni5' in the sO subdivision RshS M made By
w. Corcoran of narts of lots numbered
M eshs az 81 and Rpe g tn o
the Office Of the recorder of deeds of the
District of Columbia in Liber W. B. 90 at
folio $50. the same being in what IL now
isos and Described fsVs fooWs BEG Beeanns
for the same on the north line of north 20.
foot alley in said subdivision. distant 95 feet
west OF the west line of Bis street and run.
1ins n thence north 20 feet: thence west g s 81
sold to Dr.. Clifford Mayfeld: thence south
go feet to the north line OF said alley: thence
east along said alley. 32.33 feet. more or
e' Terms Of sse q cash balance
IN one two and three years. with interest at
ally Deposit OF 10000 REQUIRED At time Of
sale. and the purchaser allowed fifteen days
Further particulars at time Of sale. All con-
chaser.
EERYAA5BNR EREABR 6. JSMAEETEz. JSMAEETEz'
oc10-d&ds. .exSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
o. ., .FobEkF 8. - NASH NAssHioNs'
ocl9 9Z0Z2 Zh:27: 2a.3l. Trustees.
THos. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEEKS.
1928 Eye Street North West
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Brick
Garage Property, Situate in
the Rear Of 1870 K Street
Northwesf

=, By virtue Of a certain deed of trust, dated
recorded October 90, 1925. among the land
records OF the District OF Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell AT nfhlic
pAYs-THE NTHiRTY.FIiRssTT RssT5eY BAY 06 oF N9s. ~.
PM. the following described land and
premises situate In the city Of Washington.
District Of Columbia. and designated as and
5is;o heinz part ,o OF lot 13 in ,Davidson's sub:
District st q Columbia in Liber n K. at foiios
southeast corner Of said lot and running
'thence west %, feet 9 inches: thence north
80 feet z inches: thence east 90 feet q
inches: thence south 90 feet Z inches TO the
Terms of sale: One-third of the pur,.hase
money to be paid in cash balance in two
equal fnstallments. payable in one and two
wears. with interest at 6h Der centum pe1
annuui payable sem-snnu ally from day of
sale. secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold or all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser. deposit of $1,000 90 will
be ss.,rs required e. time Of sale An convey.
Terms Of sale p be complied With within
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the prop.
purchaser, stter ave days sdvsrtissmsntt q
svch t rssale hq sops newspaper published IN
,..o ..tHeSENcE 4. sEAuoEEnA
0080-41dasexSQ 2fppRoD,
Evening star., 1927-10-25
1425 Eye St. NV.
Trustees Sale of Two Valuable
Two-story Brick Buildings,
With Store on First Floor
and Apartm e nts Above,
Known As Premises Nos.
3233-323S M Street North
vvaa*

s:'n: sss's assa Is! sss' dated
the land records Of the District Of CoIum.
tSsr.nr fs and a. the request OF tn. party
1afa g e SF Sisgss
FhMF he fossas AZ ae.c4Ssa sSsh sS SSLoSk saS
District Of Columbia and desiznatcd as as an" and
in ths City Of Washnston. descrtbsd bsds in 1.-Two two
at the southeast corner of said lot IA and
running thence west along the north line OF
thfnse ns Of pGsd sad ds s9nE 6 ees ne
thence east 26 feet to the east line of said
nenGs $50 sG%h ses to a2.s hes pase sns e east
staees distant Nn % Rsesnang Inn at point on
west acns ihe north line of M street. thence ases
'|Rsaes sssisl ssS' .aid tsss
on the east side Of parcel No. i. as in agree.
$780, suS H Ser Is issa ss na oo ssSrs sS g
a % s pt 1T OF
Terms Of sale one.third Of 4 the 1neI59 p9rchase a
equal equal instssllments ;ts payable in one and two
sale. secured by deed Of trust upon NJ the eS Drop
purchassr deposit Of e sioSSoo SthSn viii I'll 'he Re
required at time of sale. All conveyancing,
recording; etc. at cost of purchaser. Terms
oi sale to be complied with within thirty
DAYS from day of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve, the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
after hve days advertisement Of such resale
IN IN some newspaper published in Washing
! S2$jfss Ky & ( e. SSLAkEESSKE E kESSHkEA: ''.'
Evening star., 1927-10-25
ADAM A, wEsCHLER SON. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale Of q Three-Story
Brick Dwelling, No. 1885
Harvard Street Northwest.

corded % Vn'Ye In Eiber % No 544s. folio is5, one Of
the land records of the District OF Columb,a;
a having f made and in the s
trustees. viii offer for sale at public auction
in ,scrt nf the oE pEenSsevs NvEmsER M 9Ihas
FOUR O'CLOCK P: M, all that parcel OF land
and bns e the o COUNT Gons Gi sna as
6. M. Campbells subdivision OF lots In block
numbered thirty-four l34). "Columbia
Heights" as per plat recorded In Ltber
County Il, at folio l3o. ,rn, IN the survsySrs. 3.
1meo 20 eoyenants S Of record said block 81 beins
anS noT .sason iSs Ss SQUARE @ ssz tosethsr With
ali the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale; one-third Of the purchase
i I've seasl i99s,alpssnt: 9: psS;bis q ,'s S1s
interest at the rate Of six, per centum per
annum until paid. payable semi annually
secured By first deed OF trust on the prop
sssy sSa deno. " Of 'n vii
required Of the, purchaser at the time Of the
conveyancinE, notary fees and recording at
the cost OF the purchaser. The terms OF saie
d:Ssc dd:s win tss 3 q sns sn .Ss sns:s. ss Re
serve the right 70 resell said property at the
sifer Il least thrss days sdvsrtis isernsnt 81
pch .p rssals n some newspaper published In
: .''s| ssazE8sSs ]! atslsaS.1s S.s1sHHaAsss sVHHaasAssSsu.s
oc31.ob0nsexSu s1@os1- 1fueteo1.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
1uOo y, OWLN @ SUN. AUCT1UNEEKS.
1928 Eye Street Northwest.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Garage Building,
Improved by Premises 1919
L Street Northwest, Wash.
inpfon. D..

AneI By Yssu. St certain deed Of trYss dated
a 4t fono Y. among the land records of the
ibs Rb,strlct of Columbia and at the request Of
trustees will sell at public auction, in front
SECOND DAY Of "NovEMBER. iaS27. Al 4
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following -descrIb-
ed @ iaId and premises. situate in the District
numbered elEhty-two (s2, in Harry p SAN
four, t54, and ffty-fve t55j in SQUARE
numbered two hundred and forty-seven t247I
4 n pst tbs sso2ds ssSed If in 6s No
yeyor OF the District of Columbia: Subject
to the right to Use the party wall and all
addltons thereto etc. between lots num-
bered fifty-six t56, and ffty-scven I57i and
sT%e sn% is. i sraG'sd j. f,i f. Harry z Sanders
June % 1908 in Hber s74o foiio fIas'edi fis, OF
the land records of the District of Columbia.
sT sod ss6sGs to pror Of
900. with interest at the rate of 6Ts
per allnum. pavsble sen1i-annually.
Terms: Sold subject to said first trust OF
twenty thousand dollars. due April 10. 1928
further, particulars, Of which will be an.
said trust to be paid in cash A deposit OF
one thousand dollars required in cash Oi
certified check Convewancing. recording. etc
Terms to be
may be forfeited and the property advertised
and resold At the discretion of the trustees
at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur'
chaser.
oco1 -d&ds exSu Trustees
Evening star., 1927-10-25
oc2S. 26. "a. .2s. 90 31 mol .o.3.4.
THoS. J. OWEN ( SON. -AUCTIONEERs.
1928 Eye Street Northwest.
rRSTEEf ps1vEb sAAE sAaE EsAkAL sE XALS6SssykE N
or MODERN THREE STORY BRICK
HopTssE rASDr AND GELLAR Ell MA HAvING p06uk 4
ONE MASTER BATH AND ONE
81 MSERIXAANTS, I,.A - PATH -, in CELLAR. HOT IT
REAR. KNOWN AS PREMISES 1884
PARK ROAD NORTHWEST. WASH

whereas default having been made in
the payment oi the ,nsSsst o. s shs DEB,
ss sss X Gra S deed 8 "s s"d
4sss a eo so r. Il se land 1ss SG
Of he District Of and at the
signed the trustee named in said deed of
trust in ssG g Ct the o Vested
S pSsmss; Es Sos4S R G HSSaMRSk
1as7. the following described land and prem:
lses with the improvements. easements rights,
sSse ia ss ey of
District Of Columbia. namely Lot numbered
eiEh,y.two ss2l IN Lewis Levi. E: Brenninger,s
ssn ls e'15 SsssSs
to the coy Covenants that the land shall not, nor
h shall any building ,s which 3 has 81 been or shall
Of trade or '@ar1 o II % or ior S the sale
Of spirituous liquors therein: that no build
es nous. Or s s srecsS
s.n 1 land an s 5 ns Be- erected ssrson wnh sSa
use Of the main building. and that this
covsnant and restriction shall run with the
Terms Of sale: one-third o. of the
Of $3.50 must n,iss he m made made With the trustee at
time Of sale ard the balance in equal notes
Of the purchaser, payable in one and two
years after the date of sale with interest
payable semi annually secured. by first decd
of trust on the. property sold. or all cash
Of sale to he complied with within. fifteen
days from date Of sale. in default Of which
the property will be resold at the FISK ana
days, acknowledgements in some newspaper
veyancinE title examination, revenue stamps
end recording At the expense OF the 81 pqhs \.
chaser taxes. rentals ana lnsursnce 70 oe
ao'usu,rS uNroN g assf TRnsT Il coMPANY stSsA 81 THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
By sfaHH fEapHwHARD L. H1LLYER.
IRVING zIRPEL.