davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
More Truth Than Poetry
THE PRICE OF OFFICE
By JAMES j. MONTAGUE

seldom have known OF a statesman
Who wanted 2, job for himself,
Or who didn't declare in a voice OF
despair
THAT an office is merely shell;
They never go out for election
To serve their own personal ends
They simply avow that they only can
bow
TO the will OF their myriad friends
Few people would run Tor the senate
With iCs many dnG manifold cares
And allow to be wrecked by six years
of neglect
Their prosperous private affairs,
Except for the savage inslsIence
Of the great and loud -clamoring
throng
Who declare they must lay their own
interests away
And help the great nation along.
Great places would never be taken
If men were not forced IN the figh,
BY the friends VINO contend it's their
duty to spend
Their time leading men to the light;
Were they not so extremely beloved
They colld dodge these desp1sed
public lives
Putting something aside every year
tc provide
For the needs of tlleir children and
wives.
But statesmen are ever unselfiSh
For we find they can rarely endure
To keep out of place, though in every
case
1t means they Will have to die poor;
how grateful should be all the people
That most of the servants of state
In serving the ends OF their personal
friends,
Are filling some job that they hate.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
S High School Seniors
And Juniors DrOwned
As SquaN UpsetS Boat

MHAZY LAKE, N. Y, June A
R-Five members of the Junior
and senior classes of the Dame
mora high school we're drowned
tonight when heavy squalI cap
sized their rOwbOat. A sixth Oc-
cupant of the boat, a teacher,
was rescued.
Thomas TObin.
Edmund Rowan, IL.
Katherine Canning, Is.
Bcrnadetta DrOlette, II.
Kathleen Smart, 16.
Miss Alice DOnk, the school
teacher, was rescued by A. YOugh,
living or the lake shore.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
SIXTEEN YEARSAGO

Mrs. j. l.. Parks, OF Fifteenth
street, will leave June 18th Tor
San Antonio, for a visit.
Mrs 7. r. Daniels, of Sixteenth
street. will leave June Is with her
three children for a visit a;
Long View, Texas.
E. o. B. Mann, well remember
ed as Mann, the Market Man."
is in Douglas from his ranch In
the Chiricahua mountains.
Mrs. j. B. Speed arrived yes
terday from Los Angeles to JOIN
her husband They will occupy
the E. r. Pirtie home during the
summer.
The annual dinner of the cham
ber Of commerce will be held az
the Ga6sden hotel tomorrow
night with c. o. Ellis as toasC-
master.
At the election OF officers OF
the Country club held last night
the following were named direc-
tors for the coming year: DR.. F.
T. Wright, DR.. L. j. Tuttle, f. A..
Strodthoff. w. s. Dixon, G. 0.
Ellis. Fl. T.. Cuthbert. F. F. Best,
E. w. Graves and VIM. Savicki.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
EGYPT CONCMIATORY

LONDON, June tP-The Sunday
Times understands that the Egyptian
reply to the British governments Ge-
mands concerning the Sirdar and tnc
Egyptian army has reached London.
It is said to be couched in concilitat-
Try terms and t. give favorable con
sideration to what the British gov
,rnment asks. The note has not ye.
leen decided.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Abe Martin

Women kin hypnotic us into pro-
poSin', or runnin' in debt all over
town, an ii haint unlikely they could
vamp us into goin' fifty-fiIty on Il
murder. Uncle Niles Turner was
ninety-eight before he voted a deu.-
Ocratic ticket, an Joe Lark says,
That's tn trouble, most people wait
too long. BE AE
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
DaredeviI's TerrOrs

nterviewer-"Aren't you sometimes
frightened when you look down at
the street below you?"
Steeplejack-"Yes Only yesterday
thought sure I was going to see
a pedestrian get run over. Life.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

Don't address a letter to City
when you mean Douglas, Arizona
Letters addressed City sometimes
stick to another letter and are mis-
sent, going to the same destination
as the letter to which it is attached
When it gets there no one knows
to what "City" it belongs.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
x y y x******f 4 y y y y * *
y *
= POST OFFICE HINTS :
y By 81
~ E. j. HUXTABLE, Postmaster *
*x***
XXXXX

Don't use small size envelopes such
as are usually used for announce
ments. AS envelopes of small and
irregular sizes are difficult to handle
and to tie into bundles, the post
office department requests that they
not be used for mailing.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
DOuhIv IIsefuI

Titles often make motion picture
rlay-also a motion picture actress.
Copyright, 1927, by the Bell
Syndicate, IncO
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Tin To Snuff

Him-"You look like a sensible girl,
let's get married"
Nothing doing. I'm just as
sensible as 1 ok."-Puppet
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
And There lie WAS

poor old Miss Mayden came near
getting herself into trouble last night.
She started, according to her usual
habit. to look under her bed"
"Well?"
"Wer. her bed at the time happened
to be an upper berth in a sleeping
car."-Boston Transcript.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

Don't abbreviate the name of a
post office. A state may be abbrevi-
ated but not the office. Therefore,
don't address letter to N. Y. G.
if you mean New York, N. Y.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

Address a parcel the same as you
would letter. The sender's name
and address goes in the upper left
hand corner.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

Tie your letters in bundles. It
saves the time of the clerk if he
is able to pick them up all at once
instead of one at time. 1t also
means occasionally that your mai
will catch the next train by this
saving of time.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

The sender's name as well as the
address shall be on every parcel.
The address alone is not sufficient.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Disanpoil1ting

The leaders of q certain political
party have learned to their sorrow
that Mr.. LiJ1dbergh is too young to
be a presidential candidate.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

Floods. wars and congresses come
md go, bat corn on the cob remains
forever.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
With Other Editors
KING CANUTE AND THE TIDE.


Channel
New York bathing beach length
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

Lip-sticks are favored; after this
You'll hear remarks like these:
"Well, since you've asked for kiss.
All right. What flavor, pleaSe?"
Exchange.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Tha ReSuIt of PrOsnerity

The size of paper money is to be
reduced. This will be more econonh-
cal than enlarging the savings banks.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

Letters for local delivery should
be tied in bundles separate from
outgoing mail
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Showing Results

Teacher surely you know what
the word mirror means, Tommy
After you've washed, what do you
look at to see if your face is clean?"
Tommy-"The towel, sir!-Mel-
bourne Table Talk.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Rut It Gets You Just the Same

But 1t Gets You Just the Same
Golf is what letter carrying, ditch
digging and carpet beating would
be if those three tasks had to be
performed on the same hot afternoon
in short pants and. colored SOCKS
by equity looking gentlemen VINO
required a different implement 1or
every mood.-New York Sun.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
PIucked From the Plains
NO Taste

! ItuCRGu FTOM GltG tutItS
To Taste
are favored; after this
You'll hear remarks like these:
well, since you've asked for kiss,
All right. What flavor, please?"
Exchange.
DaredevilS TerrOrs
nterviewer-"Aren you sometimes
frightened when you look down at
the street below you?"
Steeplejack-"Yes. Only yesterday
I thought sure I was going to see
a pedestrian get run over."-Life.
Up To Snuff
Him-"You look like sensible girl,
let's get married"
Nothing doing. I'm just as
sensible as I look. ."-Puppet.
And There He Was
poor old Miss Mayden came near
getting herself into trouble last night.
She started, according to her usual
habit. to look under her bed"
"Well?"
"Well her bed at the time happened
to be an upper berth in a sleeping
car."-Boston Transcript.
Showing Results
Teachers Surely you know what
the word mirror means, Tommy.
After you've washed, what do you
look at to see if your face is clean?"
Tommy-"The towel, sir!''-Mel-
bourne Table Talk.
But 1t Gets You Just the Same
Golf is what letter carrying, ditch
digging and carpet beating would
he if those three tasks had to be
nerformed on the same hot afternoon
in short pants and. colored SOCKS
bv gouty looking gentlemen VINO
required a different implement tor
every mood.-New York Sun.
Dirty Crack
"What you want on, this paper"
said the favored contributor, who
was talking over suggested series
of articles with the editor, rs
bishop"
Il beg your pardon said the
editor.
"I said you needed bishop on
the paper" affirmed the contributor
'SWhat ever for?"
"Well," replied the other, picking
up his hat, from what I've seen
oil it, there are a number Of state
ments which need confirmation|
Very Concrete
ooh, you Fasteners can boast OF
your fine buildings and their splendid
workmanship" said the Angeleno, "but
out my way we are SO careful what
we put in building that we even
inspect every grain Of sand"
Maybe So" retorted the Bostonlan,
"but here in the east our buildings
go up so quick that we have to use
quicksand to mix with our cement
before it solidifies. Otherwise the
cement would be all up in the forms
before the sand got in it." il'
He-See that man over there? He's
a bombastic ass, vacuous nonentity,
conceited humbug, a parasite, and
an encumbrance to the earth.
She-Would you mind writing that
down? You see, he's my husband,
and should like to use it on him
sometimes.-Tit- Bits.
"Mary. is my bath .ready?"
"All but the hot water, ma'am,
it's all ready"
whats the matter with the hot
water?"
"It's cold, ma'am. Answers.
A Scotsman paid his taxi fare,
and gave the driver a penny Tor
a tip.
"Whats thisP" growled the driver,
poising the penny and glaring at IL
in disgust
"Ye're a sportsman" said the
Scotsman, beaming at him. Tails"
-Tit-Bits.
Surgeons Daughter-I've been SO
anxious, dad, to find out Wnetner
your operation on Mr.. Bullion was
successful.
Surgeon-Yes, yes. But I was only
in the mick of time
oDaughter-Oh, so serious as that?
Surgeon Serious? shall say so!
Another day or two and he would
have recovered without it.-Sydney
Bulletin.
SIXTEEN YEARS AGO |
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

Surgeons Daughter been SO
anxious, dad, to find out whether
your operation on Mr.. Bullion was
successful.
surgeon-Yes, yes. But I was only
in the nick of time.
eDaughter-O so serious as that?
Surgeon-Serious? shall say sol
Another day or two and he would
have recovered without it.-Sydney
Bulletin.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

Mrs. j. L. Parks, OF Fifteenth
street, will leave June 18th Tor
San Antonio, for a visit.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

"Mary. is my bath -ready?" =
"All but the hot water, ma am,
it's all ready"
"What's the matter with the hot
water?"
"It's cold, ma'am." Answers
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

A Scotsman paid his taxi fare,
and gave the driver penny Tor
tip.
'What's thisP" growled the driver,
poising the penny and glaring at 1t
in disgust.
"Ye're a sportsman" said the
Scotsman, beaming at him. "Tails!"
-Tit-Bits.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
6OPDTCa C 3AlOAKEH
H0CTbN.

4ocTOeBBBI BHOBB O6'aBHIH 6Opb
6y saIoIxeHHocTH. YleHH lllEOIB
Horo 00mecTBa HMeHu d. NJ. lOcTO
eBcEOrO, He yHIaTHBmHe ga npaBO
yqeHHe cBOHx IeTeB ga 1Ba MecaIIa,
npHr.IamaOTca B3aTB cBOHx IeTeH
B3 mEoIB, HHaqe 4eTH 6yIyT yBoTe
HBI KoMHTeToM. CpOqHHe NepH B
sToM HaupaBIeHHH HpHHaTBIe oce-
Hbp 1pomloro ro4a, Ia1H, EaE No
RecTHo, xopomne %pe3y1bTaTbI. llocTo
eBrB1 B 9ToM Bonpoce He leIaDT Hi
EoMy HHEaKHx %HcEIDqeHHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
HOPBNY, KOHH.

11-Hif 0TIeI PyccEoro HapoIHo
70 06HIecTBa B3aHMoHOMOmH Topo
ia HopBHq ycTpaHBaer B BocRpece
HE 20-TO MapTa c.. T. B 2 qaca
4Ha B DHHoH ToII HopT M9HH yH.
HHTepecHyp .IeRHHD Ha TeNy: "3Ha
UeHHe 06mecTBa B3aHMOHOMOmH".
.IeRTop Il. 06epyTeB Ha HbD Flop
IA. Bee pyccRHe pa6oqHe, MySUH
HH II %eHmHHH," HpHrIamaDTca Ha
9Ty OqeHb BaKHyD IeHlTHD. BxOI
AIa BECK 6ecHIaTHBH.
CeEpeTapb n. Ry4pase4.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
TAPT@OP4, ROHH.

PyccROe HpoTpeccHBHoe O6mecT-
30 B3aHMoHoMOmH IoBO1HT no che
1eHHa, qTo B cy66oTy, 1910 Map
ia, 1927 ROMA B HoMemeHnH 1862
CT9fT cTpHT, I'apT9OpI, RoHH., 6y
1eT ian BecbMa HHTepecHHa KoH-
TepT-BaI. My3HEa.IbHaa npoTpaMMa
EOHHepTa oyer H%cHOIHeHa Ho1 yH
%paBIeHHeM yqHTe.Ia MH3BRH - HI
aHHcra Tia BHp H yqHTeIa My3H
XII = cEpHHaqa r-Ha BaTHepa. A
TaE;Re cBTpaeT 6%aIaIaeTHHa OPP
RecTp. TaRTe MHOrO IpyrHx HHTe
pecHHx HOMepoB. B 3aEIDqeHHe
Ban. HaqaIO B 7:30 Beqepa. BXog
40 CeHTOB.
O-BO B3ANM0H.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
McToPNa KyHbTyPbI.

AeTpoHT. - B BocRpeceHbe, 70
Mapra B 4:30 HOcIe O6e4a B aaIe
HRTepHaH. HooHepaT. P~ecTOpaHa
9219 Pocce,1 yI., cocroHTca oqepeI
Haa 1eRrHa I. THMomeHRo "HcTo
pHa R~y1b1ypH". CepHa .1eETHi T.
TeMoMeHRo, RaE y8e MHorHM H3BecT
no, aBIaeTca BeeBMa uHTepecHoH, a
uoceMy npHEIamaeM Beck. HHTexecy
nMHxca IeKIHaMK Boo6me. IlpocHM
ne ouasIBTBaTB. Bxo9 Is ceHToB.
ROMNCcNa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
BHN MAHHE E!

OqepeIHOe MecaqHGe co6paHHe
CayT-CaB1cKaH HapO1Hod IlIROIH
cocToHrca B cy66oTy 10 MapFa, B
7:30 Beqepa B mRo.IbHoM T0MeHe-
RuH 1882 Beer 14-aa yIRIa. Ha
uoBecTRe gHa Ba%HHe BoHpocH. BIZ
Cop 1oaRHocTHBx ,IH1, oTqeF OF
upe9upHaTHa 30 aHBapa H MHoro
9pyrHx HeoTIO&HHx BolIPcccu. llPh
cyTcTBHe Bcex qIeHoB H %polH1eIed
ygaIIHxca o6aaaTeEbHo.
CeRpeTapb VI. rep6Ys.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
3HAETE NV BbI, qTO

B COeIHHeHHHx IITTaTax HMeer
ca 1860 cHOTO6OeH, C 10000 pa
0oqHx, B 9TH npe4HpHaTHa B1oTe-
Ho ORoIo 100000 IoI,lapoB. Exc
.roIHaa '%npoIyEIHa 6oIee ueM Ha
.400.000.000 1oI.IapoB. 3Haere
III BB, qTo RoTIa ~Ha1oeIaeT O6HR
HOBeHHaa HanHpOea, EypH.IbnIHRH
HaqHHaDT EypHrb TeIMap.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
mRoAbHoE coBPAHNE.

B BO~GEpeCeHbe, 2O-To C. NapTa
3 8 gaeoB yTpa cocToHTca oqepe1
nee o6mee co6paHne ~lIIKoIbHorO 90
mecTBa HMeHH d. NJ. 4~ocToeBcEo
TO. B uopa4Re 1Ha MHOro BaaHBTx
BoHpocoB, he pemeHHHx HpomABIMH
co6paHHMH. IIpHcyTcTBHe BECK qIe
hob 0~6a3aTeIbHo.
IIpegee1aTeIb NB. naTHMga.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
~
C0bPAHNE PyCCR0 AMEPN-
RAHCKOrO Kly6A

4HKAT0. B cy66oTy, 10 cero
MapTa B vac, Beqepa, B home
weHHH IIIKoIM 917 HOpr By1 CT
PIT cocToHTca co6paHHe KIy6a.
IIpHrIamaDTca bee pyccRHe, HMe
UMIHe BTopBe aMepHEaHcRHe 6yMa
TIL H &eIaDmHe uOIyqHTB HepBBe
HIN BropHe 6yMarH. B%HuoIHeHHe
6IaHRoB 6ecnaaTHo.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18

Bcev q1eHoB Ma IaaHoM c%o6paHnH.
IelORBx BoHpocoB, Ha 9ToM
co6paHnH 6ylyT BbllaHM Ha%IoMy
TleHy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IlICTBf, 10
..lyqeHHMe C Hbo IlOpFa. ToqHO
TaHEe EaKIbIi wen H01yPHT aIpec
1oErOpa -Ila 0cBHIeTelhcTB0BahIlH.
R0MNCCNH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
RoPHEBNAbcKNE RoAoKoAA".

B cy66ory, 10 H B BocRpeceHbe,
20 C.. Mapra B IIoIBcRoM 3aIe Ha
IHBHIHoH II MHIBORH 9BeHIO -
HIeT H3BecTHaa HIaccHqecHaa one
peTTa "HOpHeBH.IBcHHe KOIoRoIa",
B EoTopOf n%pHHHMaDT yqacTHe .lyq
mHe HeBIIH HOIBcRo : aMepHEaH-
cEOii RO1oHHH, a TaR&e II H3BecT
HBfi Hameh IO.IOHHH 6apHTOH Ia
6pHe.1b XTaHOBcHHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
3AH E

Co6paHne PyccEoro IIporpeccHB-
HorO O6mecTBa r. JIerpoiiTa cocTo
Hrca b BocEpeceHbP, 20 Mapra h
10 JACOB yTpa h HoMenIeHm E0one
paTHBHOrO O6mecrBa, 92l9 PocceI
CT, Ha OTepeIn meoTca BaTHIe
BonpocH. HelaTe.IbHO n%pHcyTcTBne
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
? 0 3 b c K

AeTH, HpogHBaDmHe B POccHH b
upmoGe AHA 16 Il. H MHHIa 10 i.
9y6aRn pasHckHBapT poIHyD MaTb
ypo&eHky Xo1MeEoH ry6epHHH, Bel
rpa8cEon ye51a, sRiHTia&noIbcRoH 70
IocTu, 4. 3aBa1RH, EEaTepHHy Ma
HnBy 4y0aF, ypoTIeHHyp HosaHeE
1888 AeF. Hpomy oTCaBaTbca 10
aspecy:
F. Kaz 1867 N. Marshfield ave
Chicago, Ill.
17-19l
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
BE4EPNAKA B HONb3y NOM.
TN4ECKNX.

B cy6OTy 10 MapTa "06mecTBO
HONOLULU H0IHTHqecRHM 3aRIDqeH-
Him B POccnH' yCTpaHBaeT BeTepBH
Ky B HoMeweHHH RIy6a "MaaE"
1888 MHIBORH H BecTepH sBeHp).
ByleT cIeIyDmaa ROHDepTHaa
HporpaMMa:
II "IIecHa 0 .lD6BH'' - cBrpa
CT IA cRHpHRe conc P. TeHIepcOH.
p "CIymah" cHoeT cOlO G..
HayNqHR.
- Conc Ha rHTape - II. Dp-
qHR.
~ ,IyaT - cHoDT O.. PeNpHqHE
II G.. HayMqHE.
81 1eEIaMagHa.
g. 1y9T ma cHpHnRaX - P. Te
IHIepcOH II 0. TONameBcRaa.
HOcIe EOH1epTa TaHHH. BxOI so
ceHToB. Haqalo B 7:30 BeUepa.
Becb IoxoI %nOcTynHT B hobby
n0lNTNqEcRNX.
C npHBerOM O-BO n. n. 8.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
BHNMAHHN PyCCKON KOHO-
HMM r. 6AlTNMOP!

13-HH 0T1eI 06uIecTBa B3aHMO
HONOLULU cOBMecTHo C Ism 0TIeIeM
ycTpaHBaer B cy66OTy 1870 MapTa
1927 roIa B HOHcepBaTOpHH ToIa'e
1929 HcT, BaIrHMop yIHTa 1-Hf
rpaHGHOsHHi RoHDepT. KOHIepTHaa
npoTpaMMa oyer 3aROHqeHa B
11:30 HoqH. HporpaMMa Begepa 10
BoIBHo HHTepecHaa, HpHrIameHH ny
qIIHe ROHIepTHHe cHIH TOpOIa Ban
.THMop. Beqep O6euIaeT 6HTb Becb
Ma HHTepecHhM II BeceIBM. R0IO
HHa ID6esHo ,npHrIamaeTca Hoce
THTB 9ToT Beqep. TIOAHyo npOTpaM
MY HoIyqHTe HpH BxoIe B saI. Fla
qaIo pOBHo B 7:30 Begepa. BxoG
IS CeHTOB. G HpHBeToM.
10 IS OT4EHbI O6-BA B3-WN
nocTYnHAa B npo4a%Y 6OAblnaa
RHnra cTHxoB ana GeTeH ,,PAAy-
rae IIeua nnnHan
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
6OPbBA C yqACTNEMaaK. no.
JrnndCP e9a8taf2

B HarHHHy, Is N2pTa aBBee'glepoN B
Acknowledgements %cocToHrca
aMepHRaHcEaa 0opb6a MHoRHX sIIap,
CpeIH RoT0pBX BHcTyIIaer H3BecT-
HHh ROIoHm RapI Ilo1eIlO B cxBaT
he c d. AyaBa. HpoMe ToTO B oTor
he Beqep BBcTyHaT c.Ie1yIOWHe ia
phi: TaHc IIITehHEe npOTHB lTo Ba
pra, BIaIeE 36BmEO HpOTHB Tho
3HrMyH1a Il II. MapTHHcOH HpoTHB
d. Maicpa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
CMEPTb 9oMbl MyRA.

BONA HyG, BHxoIeg H3 FpoIHeH
cE0i ry6epHuH, Ilpy%aHcEoTo yeaIa,
AepeBHH ROcTpEH, B ~nocIeIHee Bpe
MI pa0oTaI Ha Te.Ie3H01 1opoTe
HopT BecTepH Eo1., .laaR POpecT,
Hi. B narHrmy, II MapTa BeqepoM
OIL obi O6HapyTeH B noIy%nBoM
cocToaHIIH 6IH3 peMOHTHHX 6apa-
ROB. HOc.1e ocMOTpa OEa3alocB, gro
" nero pa36HTa rO.1OBa, BceIcTBHe
zero d.. KyE cROpO %cKOHqa1ca.
.Te.lo HORoiiHorO %npHBeaeHO B qnRa
70 II Glib d. KyRa; HaxOIamHaca
+ Y%HEar0, npHHHMaeT MepH 10 no
xopoHax OTHa. d.. HyE HHRaRoTO
|cOcT0aHHa he HMe.H:a ~
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18
ROHUEPT RAAB4NN MyuNO

B BocEpeceHbe, IHeM R AyIHTopH
YIN npHNaIOHHa YHRarcROf OHepH
= RIaBIHa MyDHO Iaer cBoh Rob
HepT, nOc.IeIHHE B 9TOM ce30He.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18

0nbITHblR Yqn1enb 4aeT gacTHBfe
ypOEH IA GoMy - no PyCCK0My
A3bIKy, MATCHMAKING r up. npea-
XeTaM Gro Eypcy pyccEHx rHMHa-
sEh), a TaREe no %HeMeIE0My H
aHrMhcRoMy aaBRaM.
BaRHO ana c~eMeFcTs, MRBy-
nlMx gaAeRo or mKoaH " AAa BspO
cablx. xeIapmHx npogoI%aTB cBoe
oOpasoBaHHe. 3BoHHTb OF 80 "a
COB yrpa: IHHKoHH 1915, MN cupa
sHTbea B KoHTope "PaccBeTa'.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-03-18

Canoe Ayqnee cAHBoqHoe macao EQC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-14
THOS. j. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1928 Eye St. NV.
TRqsTEEs, SALE OF yALUABL5En FRAME EE!AI e

L
03S STREET SOUTHWEST.
Ma BY vsgG h of frta be6 deed Of @ N6
II, n recorded Hie April April 18Th, 1921 among the
land records of the District of Columbia. and
at the request of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell at nuhlic
auction. in front of the premises, on TUES
DAY. THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF JUNE,
AID 1927 AT FOUR.THlRTY O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and prem;
ises. situate in the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being part of square 3S3.
described as follows: Beginning for the
same at "a point on the south line OF Il
street, distant SO feet from the intersection
of said street with tho east line OF 10th
street, and running thence east along Is
street Is feet, thence, south parallel with
10th street 100 feet 8 inches. thence west
parallel with b street 13 feet thence north
parallel With 10th street 100, feet inches
with use, of an alley 6 feet wide in rear Of
for purposes of assessment and taxation as
lot sos in square 1888.
Terms: Sold subject to n prior building
association deed of trust for about 81 $50 90.
further particulars of which will be an
nounced at time OF sale: the purchase price
above said trust to be paid in cash. A de-
post of 100000 required. Conveyancing.
To- be- Complied with Within thirty daVs,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the property
may he advertised and resold at the discre-
''0 ROBERT E. MCCORMICK.
HARRY B. PITTS
je9, 40 IL, ID, 14,16,17 1S,20.21 Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-14
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTTONEERS.
1925 EYE ST. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Apartment Building Known
as No. 2316 r ST NV

BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, dated
corded june IS, 1926, among the land rec
ords of the District of Columbia, and at the
request of the party secured thereby the
undersigned trustees s will sell at public AUG
THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE'
A,D. 1927. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the
uate in the District of Columbia and desig-
mated as and being lots Al to "A in Ella l..
Browning and others subdivision of lots In
SQUARE ~ a as per plat recorded in Liber II,
surveyor for the District OF Columbia; sub
iect to right of way. for alley purposes over
tho rear feet of said lot A
Terms Sold subject TO prior deeds of
trust aggregating the sum of about $50 900.
further particulars of which will be an
nonnced a. , time Of sale: the purchase price
post of $1,000 required Conveyancing
recording and revenue stamps at purchaser
cost. Terms to be complied with within
thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited and
at the discretion of the trustees
EDWARD G.. PERRY,
=. ROY LEWIS.
to1A.10.IS.2l.23.25 Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-14
Trustees Sale of Eight Valuable
Unfinished Semi Detached
Brick Dwellings Situate on
the North Side Of Garrison
ST., Between 44th and 45th
Ste NV

BY virtue of certain deed of trust dated
226. recorded November goth. 1926 among
tha land records of the District of Column
bia. and al the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustee will sell
at public auction. in front of the premises,
or TUESDAY. THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY
OF JUNE, A.D. 1927 COMMENCING AT
Two O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land anu premises, situate in the District
of Columbia and designated as and being
lots SO to 49, both inclusive. in Roy A.
PRICE. and Charles. W. BARRIERS subdivision
among. the land records OF. the District. Of
Columbia. in Libcr 80. at folio 80: subject
to. building restriction line as shown on
Terms of sale Each sold subject to a
prior encumbrance of record. particulars OF
which will be announced at time of sale.
the purchase price above said encumbrance
10 be paid in cash. deposit of 600
Teoured at time of sale on each parcel
Eonveyancing. recording. etc, at the cost
of purchaser. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days otherwise deposit for.
feited and the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion of the trustee
JOHN F.. CLAGETTz
Room 315 National Savings & Trust
Co. Bldg.
Substituted Trustee in EQUITY Cause,
No. 410S1 of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia.
4sI0-d&ds exSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-14
Trustees Sale of Six Valuable
Brick Dwellings, Known as
Premises 2015 to 2025 H
Street Northeast.

By virtue of certain deed of trust; duly
recorded in Liber No. 1914. folio 243 ct sea-.
OF the land records of the District of Column
ba and st the request Of the party secured ecu et
public auction, in front Of the premises. on
THURSDAY. THE SIXTEENTH, -, DAY IA !, r, OF
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises. situate IN the District Of 60.
numbered l2S to 133 both inclusive. in
Ethel NJ. Ruttys subdivision Of lots in square re
the surveyor for the District OF Columbia. IN
Liber so. at folio ~. - sooa
OF trust for So 500. further particulars of
which will be announced at time OF sale:
paid in cash A deposit OF 100000 required
on each parcel Conveyancing. recording.
etc at purchasers cost Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property may DC az.
vertised and resold at the discretion OF the
ROBERT e. P. KREITER.
r. THOMAS ROBINSON.
fe6-dS,ds exSu Trustees.