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New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
MECHANICS REACH 757H ANNIVERSARY
Chamberlain Council to Observe
 Founding Of Order

Chamberlain Council, No. ?, Jun
 for Order of United American
 Mechanics, will hold q royal cele-
 bration this evening at Odd Fellows
 hall on Arch street as fitting ob-
 serVance of the founding of the or
 Her. The junior order was organiz- cd Ill Germantown, Pa, on May IT. 1853, The New Britain council was i instituted ln Giddings hall or Church street on July 12, 1893 with | 58 charter members.
 The following program has been l prepared for the evening: Overture orchestra; presentation of colors, color guard; address Of welcome. | National Representative John A. De- Ian; Chamberlain Council minstrel tronpe; orchestra selections; re- marks, State Councillor l.. B. CIyne: dance, Miss Gladly Lange; remarks. State Secretary J. W. Wellington: loll call and presentation of jewels to 25 year members; accordion sc lection; response for 25 years mem hers, Past Councillor Charles W. Bailey; dance, Miss Hazel Blodgctt; address. member of national coan- ell; accordion selection and closing by the orchestra,
 A minstrel show will be produced by members of the council The cast has been directed by Clement Lewis. It's members are SIS follows: lnterlocutor, Joseph Slater; end men Arthur r. Hayes. Leon Tocz<o Les ter kiiduff and Walter Carlson; solo ists, Fred W, Latham, George Hall in, Edward HerWig, Raymond Hoist, l}flggS Parsons and Walter Falk. chorus, Herbert Carlson, Donald Re cor Howard Sutton, Emil Wcntland, William Schrocdel. Walter Gould, Arthur Elton, Leon Hunter, Baker Mann, Edward Squires, Louis Heis- lar and Leroy Lawyer.
 The present officers of the council are: Councillor George l.. Arendt; vice councillor, Leroy Lawyer; re- cording secretary; William II. Bent ley; assistant recording secretary; Donald NJ. Rocor; financial secrc- tary, F. c, PrelIe; treasurer, William c. Rowe; conductor, l.. J. Spooner; warden, Henry Helein; inside Sentin- el, Emil Wentland; outside sentinel, William A. Smith; chaplain, Arthur A. OquiSt; trustees, John A, Dolan, Harry l., Green, Herbert C. Lyons and junior past councillor A. T. Elton.
 The committee on arrangemonts for tonight's observance. is as fol- lows: F. C. Prclle, chairman; W. w. Could, secretary; C. l.. AronGt A. T, Elton, II. L. Green, L. $, Law yer and Arthur Oquist.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
Campaign Funds Pr0bers
 Go to Raleigh Next Week

WaaNIU8f0U, May IT W7J-T7Ho S"n- utr campaign funds committee prob ably will go to Raleigh next Monday To question number of persons in North Carolina about reports of heavy expenditures for campaign purposes.
 Senator Steiwcr. republican, Ore ron, chairman of the committee, said today he had been supplied with q long list of witnesses who are assumed 10 have information about the expenditures. He believed it wollld expedite matters for the committee to go to Raleigh rather than summon such q large number of witnesses to Washington
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
VALIANT EFFORT FAILS
Vermont Youth Who Tried to Res cue Drowning Girl Himself Strick- cn as Result of Attempt.

St. Johnsbury, Vt. May IT tP-An unsuccessful attempt to rescue a -year-old girl from drowning sent George Van Nordstrand. IS. to hospital here where he was seri- ously ill today from shock and pneu-
 nouia.
 When Charlotte Nellie Champany of Passumpsic feIl into the Passump- sic river yesterday afternoon, Van Nordstrand, who is a bridge work er. jumpcu In after her. He was swimming toward shore with the girl when rope which he had tied over his shoulders became cntangled about his neck, choking him, and both sank. Others brought the two ashore. but the girl was dead.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
MRS. RODF,,IENFR DIES

Greenwich, May r Hp - Jennie Pierce Eodemeycr, wife Of John Nodcmcyer, editor of the Greenwich News and Graphic died at their home today in her G5th year.
 Mrs. Rodemoyer Was a native of New Canaan. She was a member of the Greenwich League of Women Voters, Putnam Hill chapter, D. A. R., and Greenwich Women's club.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Boiler Full of Asphalt Blows Up in New Hascn-Man Nearby Suffers Only Burns.
Photo by CUIlomb

New Haven. May IT R>-Tossed thirty feet when boiler continuing asphalt blew up, Gunnar Johnson, q laborer, not only lived to tell it but suffered only burns. The explo- sion occurred when Johnson held lighted match in the boiler while seeking to ferret out some trouble carly today. When the flame came in contact with the paving material, it exploded.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
RANkEUPTCY PETITIONS

New Haven, May r (Pt-Thc West Side Rubber company or Bridgeport, through Walter G. En- glehart as agent today filed pet- tion in bankruptcy in the r. s. dis trict court clerks office here. lia- bilities are set forth as sS,26N. .OG and assets as s1,53S.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
PASS PENSION BILL,

Was shington. May F P)-A pen sion bill providing increases Of about. s5oo.00o to more than 1000 CIVIL War veterans and widows was passed last night by the senate. The measure already had passed the house.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
SORE LEGS HEALED

Open legs. ulcers, enlarged veins, goitre, eczema healed while you work. Write for free book, How 10 Heal My Sore Legs at Home" Describe your case. A. C. Liepc Pharmacy, 1891 Green Bay Ave, Milwaukee, Wis.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
PAULINE SZlMECZKO
 NS. JOSEPH SIYNIECZkO
1T VOurt, V0unty of 1928.
 ORDER OF NOTICE

May ], 192S.
 ORDER OF NOTICE
 Upon the complaint of the said PAULINE SZY MEC'IlIO. of the Town of New Britain. County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, praying for reasons thereon set torth a divorce and custody of the children rcturnable to the Su- perior Court for the County of Hartford on the First Tuesday of June. 1928;
 It appearing to be and being found by the subscribing authority, that the wherea bouts of the defendant JOSEPH SZlMECZI(O is unknown to the Plain tiff.
 ORDERED, that notice of the institution and pendency this said complaint shall be given the defendant by publishing this order in the New Britain Herald, newspaper published in New Britain, once a week, for two successive weeks, commencing on or before May 15 1928.
 c. H. CLOVER CAMPBELL.
 Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17

the death Of Clarence E. Olmstead in Nlndham Center last Saturday. He was former resident of Maple Hill, He Is survived by his wife, a son. Leonard M. Olmstead of Windham Center, and brother Daniel H. OImstead Of Woodhaven, L. l.
 Mrs. Frederick Teich, president Of the Woman's club Of Maple Hill, and Mrs. \. r. White were delegates 10 the annual meeting of the State Fed eration Of Women's clubs held in New Haven tuesday and Wednes- day.
 Miss Henrietta Shontz returned 10 New York Monday after spending the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. SAontz of Stuart street.
 Miss Elizabeth Comstock, daugh- ter Of Mr. and Mrs. George Com stock Of Sequin street, took a prom lnent part in the May Day testiyi- ties at the State Normal school yes terday afternoon.
 A meeting Of the Newington Garden club Was held this afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Douglas John
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17

Whereas Uncle Sam's radio ex- ports in recent month aggregated close 10 million dollars, radio i'm ports during that period were less than s50.oo0.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
Don't Make a10v Out of Baby babies Have Nerves
By RUTH BRITAIN

Mucn or the nervousness in older children can be traced to the over stimulation during infancy, caused by regarding baby as a sort of ami mated toy for the amusement of par ents. relatives and friends. Baby may be played with, but not for more than quarter of an hour to an hour daily. Beyond that, being handled, tickled. caused to laugh or
 even scream, will sometimes result
 in vomiting, and invaria bly, causes lrritability, crying or sleeplessneSs.
 fretfulness. crying and sleepless-
 ness from this cause can easily be avoided by treating baby with more consideration, but when you just can't see what is making baby rest
 less or upset better give him a few
 drops of pure. harmless CaStoria.
 It's amazing to see how quickly it
 ealms baby's nerves and soothes him to sleep; Yet 1t contains no drugs or opiates. It is purely vege-
 table-the recipe is on the wrapper. Leading physicians prescribe it for collie. cholera, diarrhea. constipation, gas on stomach and bowels, fever ishness, loss of sleep and all other
 'upsets' of habyhood. Over o5 mil. lion bottles used a year shows it's
 overwhelming popularity
 With each bottle of Cast toria you
 get book on Motherhood, worth it's weight in gold. Look for Chas. H. Fletcher's signature on the package so you'll get genuine Castoria. There are many limitations.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17

Robert B. Skinner Of Thompson street is attending the annual con- vention Of the American Supply and Machinery Manufacturers associa- ton at Nashville, Tenn. this week
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
MAPLE HILL NEWS

The Maple Hill bridge club closed it's seasons activities with a lunch con and bridge party held at the Sequin Golf club Monday afternoon. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. G. G. Spring, Mrs. N. E. Mann, Mrs. F. B. Rau, Mrs. B. J. Hubert and Mrs. H. A. Lienhard.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17

Mrs. Theodore Wallen will enter tain the Thursday Evening Bridge club at dinner and cards this evening at her home on Robbins avenue
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17

Robert Lienhard, John Johnson Of Buffalo, N Y, and William Sprinkle of North Carolina, classmates at the Yale School of Architecture, Were guests of MT. Lienhard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lienhard otGolf street, last weekend.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17

Word was received this week Of
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17

A meeting Of the Nowington Garden club Was held this afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Douglas John
Evening star., 1928-05-24
REZONED RIVER AREA
ASKED BY CITIZENS
Georgetown Association Would
Hold Commercial Building to
Minimum.

Request for rezoning of all the land
In the area overlooking the Potomac
River between Rock Creek and Foundry
Branch was made In resolutions adopted
by the Progressive Georgetown Citizens
Association at a meeting at 3l14 II
street northwest last night. The reso-
luton urges that commercial building
be reduced to minimum in this area.
Resolutions also were adopted urging
that before present fiscal appropriations
are depleted provision be made for ade-
quate playground facilities somewhere
in the section. The secretary was d.
rected to transmit both resolutions to
the National Capital Park and Planning
Commission.
Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest outlined
plans for the pageant to be given along
the Chesapeake 81 Ohio Canal above
Chain Bridge to commemorate the
breaking OF ground by President Adams
for construction of the canal. The pag-
cant will proceed from the foot of Wis
consin avenue on barges and the ground
will be broken again with gold spade
and the original speech on the opening
occasion will be given. Several new
members were elected.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
KELLOGG IS RAPED.
IN APANESE PRESS.
Writers Find Mexican and
Nicaraguan Parallels to
China Situation.
BY b. w. FLEISHER.

BY Cable 10 The Star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright 1928.
TOXIC. May 24.-Press reports cabled
from Washington that Secretary Kel-
logg did not recognize Japan'S special
rights and interests" in Manchuria and
Mongolia. and had unoficially so stated,
have provoked criticism in the Japa-
nese press, which. although restrained,
points ont that such pTonouGcement Is
harmful to the good understanding be-
tween Japan and America.
1t is asserted that If Japan sends
troops there. 1t will resemble the Amer
lean expeditions TO Nicaragua and Mex
leo. except that Manchuria Is more vital
TO Japan.
The Jill Shimpo. cne Of the sanest
and beSt-balanced papers. traces the
American attitude toward Japan's posi-
ton in Manchuria, step by step. since
the enunciation of the open door, and
says that 1t would be q mistake to re-
ingtor as q formal statement by the
American Government
Points to Nicaragua.
"Japan's note to Chang TSo-Lin and
Chang Kai-Shek contains no statement
demanding special rights and interests
in the three eastern provinces" the
paper says THE sovereign power OF
China in Manchuria and Mongolia Is
indisputable. but the world knows these
countries are vitality important to the
national existence OF Japan. That I'M
portance remains permanently fact,
even though the Ishii-Lansing agree
ment has been made forceless."
The Shimpo adds it believes the
world recognizes this and says America
Is wrong in protesting even informally
since no nation protested the dispatch
of American troops to Nicaragua, and
what was necessary for America Is like
wise necessary for Japan.
The Toxic Asahi regrets that this is
sue has cropped out since 1t will lead
TO misunderstanding between the two
nations and it holds Premier Tanaka
responsible for implanting suspicion
abroad as to Japan's intentions in Man
Evening star., 1928-05-24

churia through his frequent advocacy
Of q positive policy" there.
But the Asahi Ii not 30 much con-
cerned about o misunderstanding with
the United States as with Japans rela-
tions with China. It believes 1t Is nat
ural for Japan to take such measures
as she deems necessary in order to
maintain peace and order.
The whole tone Of the press comment
is not belligerent or indignant, as 1t
would have been a decade ago, but In
rather regretful. that this subject has
arisen and is insistent that Japan must
act as Japan thinks best and not In ac-
cordance with advice from other ma
tionS.
Evening star., 1928-05-24

what the State charged was the effect
OF poison. The State attempted to
connect her death with differences be-
tween the two families growing out OF
robbery charge brought against Lee
Davis. Mrs Davis husband
Evening star., 1928-05-24
TWO WOMEN CLEARED
OF POISON MURDER
Georgia Mother and Daughter Ac-
cused of Tampering With Neigh
bor's Well and Flour Bin.

LOUISVILLE, Ga. May 24.--Mrs.
Annie May Williford, SIS, and her
daughter, Mrs. Eliza Anne Davis. rs,
were acquitted by a Superior Court
jury here late yesterday on charge
of murder In connection with the al
legged poisoning of the well and -four
bin at the home Of Mrs. ]. T. Kelly, a
neighbor.
Mrs. Kelly died February 16. from
Evening star., 1928-05-24
DIMINUTIvE MOTORIST.
Massa achusetts Driver Is Only 3 1-2
Feet Tall.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
PROVINCETOWN. Mass. .--Massachu-
sets smallest automobile operator Is
II. A. Knowles. 3 feet 6 inches tall who
is driving his fifth car this year.
Knowles has driven for several years
and no accident has been recorded
against him. To offset his lack OF
stature he has small extensions on the
accelerator pedal and the brake and
clutch controls.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Fisheries Program Favored.

The House bill providing for a five
year construction and maintenance pro-
gram for the United States Bureau Of
Fisheries was passed last night by the
Evening star., 1928-05-24

Washington wants no Power Trust
Evening star., 1928-03-16
THOMAS p. LAWLER.
AUSTIN e. WALLER.
"a TrttIRaai


sToRY BRICK HorsE CGNTAINING
ROOMS AND BATH EACH. BEING
Pp8EMaSEs p8ENns Ser no 2l8 sEAIoN FhAcE
By virtue of a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Liber M. 54:9: folio 20! ct
seu of the land records of the District OF
Columbia. and at the request OF the party
secured thereby; the undersigned trustees
premises on WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY;
FOfTR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the follow.
ing-deseribed land and premises. situate IN
the District of Columbia and desIgnated as
and being lot numbered twenty seven t21l
bered twenty t.9l in sduare numhered nFe
Is, in the subdlcIsion Of ''Eckiugtnn. now
George TruesdeIfs Addition to WashinG-
ton" as per plat OF aforementioned subdi
vision recorded in the Office Of the surveyor
for the District Of Columbia in Liber County
when a building Is erected upon sad lot u
shall not he within fifteen feet of the build
ing line nor shall il cost iess than 81 .5tn.
nor shall il he used for manufacturing nur.
poses nor shall sptrituous liquors be sold
therein. and these covenants shall run with
Terms. Sold subject 10 \ prior deed Of
trust for 81 500. further particulars OF
which will lie announced AZ time OF safe
the purchase price above sajd trust to ne
Conveyarcing recording. etc. at purchaser
cost Terms 10 I've complied with within
thirty DAYS otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may he advertised and res1ld
at the discretion of the trustees
JAMES J. BECkFk.
WALTER A. BROWN.
mh7 h7a10f3.f4.fsir.la.e
Evening star., 1928-03-16
I4"A EYE 1T NV
Trustees Sale of Valuable Brick
Dwelling, Premises No. sos
Massachusetts Ave. NE.

hv virtue nj certain deed of trust duly
recorded III fileF Ma. a,laO folio III ct scu.
1T tho land records af the District of tolum.
hta and al the request of the nartv secured
thereby thu nn,ierssned trustees viii sell
as nuhitc auction. III 'front.' NJ the premises.
~. TUESDAY THE TMESrlfrn nAf oE
PM the following ,irsrrthrt tand and pFrm.
is~s situate in the city uf Washington ns,
ttct of Columbia AMI designated aRti
hrins lot IL ~. William A. smoot's s',bilVi.
corded in thsF ~ AT folio Sd of tho
records of The Office of tho surveyor of tho
District 0t Columbia
Terms NJ sale Onr third Of the purchase
tnotrs tn t1 pald tn cash balance 40 two
enuat tnHtaiiments HaNa,c IN ane and two
wears with inlrtest Ut seven Der Centnm per
aunum narahis semt. anHnaiiv from das af
sale SECURED nv deed ~ trust upnn the prep
sriv spld or all cash at the optten ~ the
nnrchasrf 4 drposit ~ &aOO viii he re-
autref AZ tine III sale Al convtNanr,ns
rernrtiiag etc Mt cost nt nnryhaser Terms
~ sale To he r0mpilrt with wtain thirty
dass from day ~ sale otherWise the tFns
tens teseryr thu right tn resell the prapefN
~ its Fisk aud eust ~ defautttns nurrhasrr
after hSs days' advertisement nj shrh resale
~ Sonte neWsnaner nnhlshed IN Wa~htns
ton II Z.
SAAtri. A nRtRY
JAMES II NICHOLSON
mhA,dAts @SGu Fruztees
Evening star., 1928-03-16
AUCTION SALES.
FtjTiskE DA1k
Nrustees' Sale Of Frame and
Stucco Store and Residence
/ No. 1920 New Jersey Ave.

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sbas e. 1871 anG sissIy Tesot'3s9 ia !sDfr
S8ga at f3bo - .,,se Il fre sasbd Fs1ofts u
ahe DistF}es - s>2su8aaa abS al The request
Ut tbe pBrfs Hss@1Fesa thereby. ss. the U'tfefF
aishetS ttgstbes wli! stEi 81 D9h.l. az tlDa in
f2s9 n n ~ g1t@"'5s ~ ~ EiRAtg ,,3s I1
IT THREE DEffftK psH. th" fpiIo"sng-
ke~ssliy94 lspe SAD premises. sst9aie 30 ne
Etj@tfSH4 4f ts}ifia5g4A sI9SE SSH disNng 5lsa+
o. ~ 4et asssffI z49FeB fHTl ~ J. g.. b3fN-
Aanss st9 ',tis@FS tbf3s9JsysDfSfse s9'g3ifisI0B
e. pafI Of square I've GEHttfe9 and eieVst.
G5g5 as pr pjat tsffff}t&I - tbe Gfifft ~
are sWsYeSor ef stle tasSatJ ot Cpi9hnA IN
k$oGk ". r.. p&ge t@4,
3ssbis Gae .1bstG ~ she gaffhas@ money
a. ~ ts%ts 40 taeA fbe ita38s.'e lp 40 fstt4aL
1rtkta lnseEtK 10 0,se as}a fHV gear olth }Htf~
zst az E ~ Fef tstHf, ~ fe se' ssfesj "h fhe
Aa~aS4tg ~ 49, t4*N. ~ p4fts}asTs npJoD.
y gsDg@3t ~ $500 ftiegfe4B AZ t}Fsls ~ sass.
6aHges aAtaAg 81 s0s. ~ Eeft ifaAA5s IsgH@s
tn De e.gpIg4as with Yttb3h ia}fty Gays
sahsf w3As TIE 45oapsets viii tS fresJtG ~ fisk
aGG @syss ot Ge!aAytftsiY btg lssh-f.
kBHAkB T. PhIED
tf.AEEAfE h. NEg/B.
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Evening star., 1928-03-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
Supreme Court OF
the United States
October Term. 1927

An order of this court having
been announced and entered on
the Goth day of February, A. D..
1928, reading as follows:
WHEREAS there Is now in the
hands of the clerk of this court
an accumulated fund of S7,403.4S
which represents balances owing
to litigants out of monies paid In
to meet anticipated costs in cases
which. although pending when
the payments were made. were
finally disposed of before the
opening Of the October term,
1922. and
WHEREAS these monies have re-
manned unclaimed up to the pres
ent time. and
WHEREAS the clerk has made
diligent but unsuccessful efforts
to find the several claimants to
the end that the monies might
be paid over to them.
IT Is ORDERED: /. The clerk OF
this court shall forthwith give
public notice by publication once
q week for three consecutive
weeks in four daily newspapers
of wide circulation. one Of which
shall be a newspaper published
In the city of Washington. TO the
effect that all persons claiming
to be entitled TO any part OF the
monies hereinbefore described
are required to present their
claims on or before the 18th dar
OF May. 1928. and that all of such
monies to which no valid claim
Is presented before that date will
be disposed OF as hereinafter
provided:
2. All of such monies to which
no valid claim Is presented within
the time SO prescribed shall be
paid by the clerk into the Treas
ury of the United States, 10 be
there held and disposed of rs is
now or may be hereafter provided
by law.
3, This order shall not relieve
any litigant against whom costs
were adiudged from the obliga-
ton to pay the same where that
obligation has not been per-
formed. nor shall II affect the
right of a lltigant in whose favor
they were adiudged to receive
them when paid"
TnEREsosg. pursuant to said
order. all persons who may have
II claim, or claims. To amy part of
the accumulated fund mentioned
In said order. are hereby notified
To present and fully set forth
such claim or claims. verified by
attldavit. ut the office Of the clerk
OF this court. ON or before the
18th day OF May. A. II, 1923.
Otherwise the monies covered by
the said order viii be- disposed os
as therein provided.
True copy, tS'ealD
Evening star., 1928-03-16

TRUSTEES SAFE or VALrAnfE BRICK
DWELLING, KNOWN As PREMISES

TRUSTEES, SALE. or vALrADLE BRICK
iSiif ii if'i'i'UH6H 'ti'Gi'RUtH6RHS ST. NV. ne" ','''
by virtue nt = certain de., OF trust duly
Of the land reeords OF the District Of 40
lunlbin, and at the request of The party
will sell nj pnhlic anctiom. IN iront ei The
premises. on TUESDAY. THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF MARCH An lh"s. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described land
and premises situate IN the District Of Co
IumhDa. and designated and being lot lag
u Cammack's subiivisinn Of lots in sansre
go. per plat recorded in the ofsice of
th" surveyor for the District of Columbia p
In fiher - at folio 35
Terms: Sold subject 10 n prior de~d of
trust for ~ 10000. further particulars OF
which will he announced at time of sale
the purfhase price ahnve saif trust to he
naid in cash. A deposit of $3u0 30 required.
Convey Sancing, recording. ct. at purchaser =
cost Terms 10 H.. complied with within
thirty dav- ath-reise ,iepoNt forfeited and
the nrotnrty may ite advertised and frsoid
at the discretion OF ,hr trustees
Il T. rHASl1.ER
WESLEY ,. PORTER
uha 10 II 10 ~ TRUSTEES
Evening star., 1928-03-16
THOs. i. OWEN l. sUS. AUCTIONEERs
t4"5 Eve Street Northwest

TRrsTEES TRUST IS, SAFE OF yAILrrABIE REAi
-,7". l. STREET NORTHEAST.
corded in Litrr No $50 at folio :aa. oi
the land records of the District OF Columbia
aud at the request ot the parties secured
fhetebv. the undersigned will sell at puhie
nay THE TWENTY SIXTH DAY oF
MARCH 1923. AT FOUR O'CLOCK pm
the following described land and premises
situate III the District of Columbia and hetsg
lot numbered one hundred and three iiff1.
IN square numbered fnfty four hundred and
-epenty,tpo iJtT"f. rs dcrerilted In said
deed Of Trust upon the following terms:
Property soif subject to prior ttred OF
trt,Yt for 81 f00 90. further particulars OF
which viii b~ announced AZ time OF sale
the nIirchasr prirA above said trust tu Er
paid ~15d.Ou la cash and ths balanse to he
steurai nv deed nt trust property sold
uaYahie IN monthly nstaiinents of STA 90
Including interest on first and secuilI trusts
nr all eash III ontinn nf the purchaser
taxes aud interest raid or adjusted 10 the
date of sale. good title or no sale A deepest
sale and settlement to br made within
thirty t3Dt dNss af the date ot sale or ,e.
pnsit forfeited aud tho property resuid M
thu con aud risk of the detauiting MIR.
rhnaer after five t5I DAYS prevtuua aslyeF.
ti~rment hf such resale liz some Washington
newspaper. - -
WILLIAM T. BENSON
p.6 18th 81, NV,
mht t5d1ds e>Su - Trustees.
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