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COUNCIL 0, K,
j FOR MAXIMUM
/ TAX EXPECTED
Shows Favor to Larger
Budget for Elevation,
Street Projects.

Edward w. Harris, council finance
chairman, today indicated city
council will favor the maximum tax
levy for the city thoroughfare plan,
track elevation and street resurfac-
ing.
Harris said the finance committee
is anxious to begin study of the 1929
budget as soon as Sterling r. Holt,
city controller, passes on the de-
partmental estimates. Maximum
levies are: Thorouhfare plan, 3
cents; track elevation, cents, and
resurfacing fund, cents.
Indications are that Stacks adj
ministration will ask that the tax
levy will be increased over last
years figure.
Council probably will be asked to
pass $4,000 bond issue to pay
architects and an enineer for the
hospital building program Monday
night.
Expect to Raise 100000
M. N. Beebe, track elevation engi-
neer, said he believed the maximum
Scent levy for track elevation,
which will raise more than 100000
will be sufficient to pay the city's
share of "a per cent on the first
years program Of the Belt Railroad.
Beebe estimated the Belt will
spend about $1,500,000 the first year
on the $12,000,000 elevation program
between w. New York st. and Eng
1ish Ave.
! The Belt agreed to start the south
side elevation project within thirty
days after widening and dredging of
White River is begun. The railroad
has ten years to finish it's program
Probe Duvall Contract
The contract for widening and
dredging of White River between
Morris and Raymond ST., which was
let to G. E. Jefferson for $49700 by
the Duvall administration board of
works is being investigated by the
city legal department, according to
Ernest F. Prick, works board secre-
tary.
If the contract is found legal the
works board probably will ask coun-
Gil to pass a bond issue, confirming
the contract. The legal staff also is
checking the National Concrete
Company contract of $268,OOO for
frightening Morris st. bridge.
Beebe said $288,OOO raised by s.
cent levy in 1923 and $134,Oo0 due
from Marion County probably will
pay the city's share of the Pennsyl-
vania and Baltimore & Ohio eleva-
ton between Cruise and State SITS.
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Farley CALLED
TO FILL MAJOR
SCHOOL BERTHS
State Board Of Education
to Adopt Curriculum;
GLADDEN. Fight Seen.

Special meeting of the State board
of education has been called for
July 20 by Roy P. Wisehart, State
education superintendent, to con-
slider the naming of three men for
important education posts, and the
adoption of uniform curriculum
for all high schools.
Prediction also has been made
that the board may be asked to re-
woke the teaching license of Fred
T. GLADDEN., former assistant State
superintendent, forced to resign
under fire, now an assistant to
Charles F. Miller, Indianapolis
school superintendent.
The GLADDEN. license revocation
will be brought up by board mem
Der, it was declared.
Regular meeting of the board is
scheduled for Sept. Z, but due to
the need for immediate action upon
the vacancies and adoption Of the
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Church Aided Anonymously

BIZ Times Special
NEW. ALBANY, Ind, July IT,
For the fourth time in three years,
st. Marks Evangelical Church has
received an anonymous gift Of $500
The latest contribution was in the
form of five 500 bills, contained in
an unsigned letter to the pastor, the
Rev. F. A. Meusch.
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special meeting, stinebaugh de-

special meeting, Stinebaugh de-
clared.
Question of revocation of Glad
denis license came up when the
school board investigated charges
that he illegally had issued teach
ing license to Fay Green, licking
ton girl.
The matter was dropped when he
announced he would resign May Is.
The topic came up again when it
was rumored he would be given a
position as aid to Miller, who made
him assistant State superinten-
dent when Miller was elected to the
SUPPLEMENTARY. Miller, however,
denied that he was considering
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curriculum, Wisehart has called the
special meeting.
Positions to be filed are those OF
director of publicity, research and
statistics, formerly held by Byron
Williams, who resigned to accept
the same type of position under
Miller; director of industrial arts,
to succeed Denman Kelley. who is
resigning to become principal of a
Texas technical high school, and
that of a third man in the rehabili-
tation section.
All candidates for these positions
must hold degrees of master of edu-
cation.
The publicity and research posi-
ton carries a salary of $4,000; in
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dustrial arts director, $4,000, and
rehabilitation aid, $4,000.
Names of many candidates have
been received by Wisehart.
To complete the work upon the
high school curriculum, a special
session of the executive committee,
composed of fifteen high school
principals and superintendent, has
been called for Tuesday at the Ho-
tel Lincoln by Virgil Stinebaugh,
State high school inspector, placed
in active charge Of the course of
study program.
Tuesdays meeting will make the
final decision upon the program to
be adopted, which then will be pre-
sented to the school board at the
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Mules Damage Auto

BIZ Times Special
SEYMOUR, Ind, July IA team
of mules in runaway here dam
aged an auto belonging to J. F. Bel
don to the extent of 500, when the
tongue of the wagon they were
pulling struck the front of the car.
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GLADDEN. for a position and the mat
ter again was dropped.
Appointment of GLADDEN. by Miller
to the Indianapolis post later was
surprise, in view of Miller's pre-
vious statements, and individual
board members have discussed the
desirability of taking action on the
license.
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Immigrant Mum; Detained

NEW YORK, July 13.-Before
Prof. Henreigh Lowy left Germany
with an invention for refining crude
oil friends told him not to talk in
New York or pirates would steal
his process. He would not talk to
customs officers and spent the night
at Ellis Island.
Evening star., 1928-01-30
Trustees Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, An Apart
ment House, ITO Columbia
Road NV. "The Elberon."

nv virtue at n. certain lied OF trust caky
fNSx.ule<i ir f4hcr No. 4hGt tc1So IL es srS
OF the Lard records OF the District ot G*siasa'
l,is and q, tho reauest et she Narsv sScy,'ss, =,
,suh,ic auCiloa. in frnnt e ,hr sIsss srs~ ~
FRIDAY THE THIRD DAY uF kkeERt ASh
All 1898 AT futR. O'CLOCK Pm tee
tnilow ing ssescy3h h~Si land ard premises. at,
ua;e nv the eN,ooiy of WsshisSss0. ihstFsxs
at Columbia sn1 tessgas,eSl IS and trtns
,ns numbered one hundr>i and twenty 'ie9sF
ftaRA In lAo Summons <aNElNtsss>2 OF psrs
NJ .ot : in block uu1fssFsSt tNentS-ihsse
t.St 'ToiumhA HeEea's 80 p~r nsat of
saii simmons Subdivision re>agsset in County
afirr ot the District Of Cctun,eas sxeves
tue rear or south 'ses of said ios e~ss-
,teunnei for alley rusgases nv nss~'evssaax in
nlstgacs Caast Cause tN4 ~ tAe SsscrsgGs
Conrt 90 she Nissgt,i OF Coiuraess, sFsss sac
fs~x 10 eovensass ot esssSr,, ex.~ms thai par,
rvct,F~ied in Iaher &Tas tasa ASS ~ ssss
ts.~arS!s Improved hy eFtsS apartment
aenSe. flto CnlmmhiN rad nsTsAwes'
Terms af sale one-thtfst of The nArcssse
naoney to he nSld "a csSa. aatAace IN '~c
eausl tnssaltmerss psyae.~ tn ane ssSi gwe
Years With ap~ges, q. 6ts peF c~@saas ger
snnum naSshas ssusl-saueaIlv, trop. asv ct
sae >nrnF~d ey teei at tgtIst a;<sa sAe prep
erty soia cr all eash AZ the 0ststsn nf tAs
nOsvhas~r deposa, of 81 Atfo ~lf ~
recording etc 0 ecst Of p0rsAN<ee, Tesaes
ot Sala so he committed With ~athsN shlFsX
dAys trnrs dav % ssle, otherwise laa seus
1ees reserve th~ right 10 ressle the nro,s ,sessy
~ the rtsk AMI s~sst az eeEa9sstaS nSig<ShSs$r.
alter Ave dsss advert >cassat 81 stea r~saie
8 8 {, ss"' Newspaper 1so'''Ned !" Washington
EFNssy s,issy T ss,,.Ak!ss s,A!s
Ia
Evening star., 1928-01-30
l42S I've -. NV.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Four
Story Brick Apartment Build
ing Known as the Gibraltar" !"
Being Premises 2305 18th
ST. NV.

By virtue of a certain 3se6 Sf t-elst. duly
rs.srs,esi in I.shcr 4Haa. solio +.o 81 SEC. OF
the land rpcusals OF the Dastr1cS OF Coaam osa
and n, the rc~rasst of she party secured
,h. rei,y ihr undersigned trustees wth s@i at
uAf,isc auc;snn ia front 81 the prem. s@s ss'
FRIDAY InE THIRD DAY or FEBRl'
AIRY AID. ia2S. At FIVE O'CLOCK IN
,hr .pllsM ing -lsss~rstssi land and prem ases
sstuafs in the connty ot Washington. tsstTsft
q. Ce4lrlRthLa aRt4 designated a. ard teIag se'
Is "a n!sssk \ in t4>lser FoT~yfA and onaT
.anf,,isstoan~s S}it&iiSist"O OF taas! nos
knnwn as Washington Hrsgh ~ tscr pla,
recorded ip t4ter Cnuniv Ne, u: folio 1fa
for the fhstract of co}gmhia. ,excSptsDx So
feDch Thereof "a condemned aTed sAAea
for alley purposes "a shown oo nsat hi*sl ~
nss,rsf, Cs,art Caus~ No. HsSS sn tire SupT~ffsF
Colrs of the aforesaid D4siT9e; said pFop-
e~sy hesag naw known for ptIrp1~es of ~
ssssrsent ana taxation ~ lot 81 IN soHSss
.SRa
money 70 hs paid tn cash balance m s"e
ocual insialIrnenss rsyahA. 81 one ami two
wears with. interest A. SIX per cenium p
anrur. payahhs seril- a1na a9lsy lr0sn CAV ci
safs secured hy deed ot trEist uysnn fhf prep
srty sold or al! cash al tne cC'toa Nt "a
ourchassr. A decosii Of 81 geo ~ VII -
~aouf-a6 Al time OF sale All coaSeys-clnE
recording etc As cost o: purchase. Terms
cf cal. 10 ~ cnrpled s1la Niihin ts.r.y
~ tserve the riEhs 20 resell ise croSesN ..
,he r,sx ara cost os cesaulsirs p1rrAasee
s.tsr Ave eays' advertisement OF s1ch retats
~ soc.e newspaper published IN "asAAnS'oH
LEE \. LATlNER
WALTER c. CLEPHAN.
Evening star., 1928-01-30
NIGHT FLYING POPULAR
AMONG CHICAGO FANS
Airport Authorities Report s.rcng
Preference fer Plane Trirs
After Dark.

N tAs AssoeSs;e3 Press.
CHICAGO. January so.-Esxh ey:rS
st nssht-ncs the nSu-e cs ScescA-ss
the preference .; those who sccsy q:
The Chicago Mgnsesra, Ai-rc-. ec-
ser:sl >suasS.
Air transport oosnpsasss r~Scg. .Ass
mcs' Of ;heir passengers desire - make
the trip 6st.iaS darkness.
Why they csanca saw. One snss-.
they aeEaace Is saa. many % sA.cs
nave TAKEN air trips n Saysxss arS
want the experience cs ntSA. asS.a.
transportation
Cerncr, herbert Hartley. :crre- mas
ter ~ the liner lsNiasaan. wssc recently
cew over the city a. asSas> sad ev.y.S
IN darkness was rsleA Sreats- thrill
saan daylight voyage> ke declared
one fe,s ne vas suspended IL space wisA
countless ltsees rushing by eesSw, ra-S~
ness prevents comparison ~ a1sSsQSss
The esAeSresS a.Sc gives Atvr.srs
p&SSsssers = feeling es greater sesa-isy,
otnesAls eesseve.
Evening star., 1928-01-30
AUCTION SALES.
TONORROW.
ADAM A WESCHLER & son. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.

TRosTr66RkSY sr6kY sRGK RkK nwEhiiNG nL 10. 81, sas
IL STREET NORTHEAST. -
by s1',"' !" ber ID Sss efa oo 10
OF the land records of the District OF Coun'.
ba and al the REQUEST Of the party secured
G.; i; b; %"Ff FSsPS #H \ s'.E f +;
o'clock PM, the following described land
and nremises. situate in the District Of CO.
umhla to wit Part Par OF t"iG original lot IN
on the south line Of II street II2 10 feet
west from the northeast corner OF said
iividins wall OF houses Nos. "2, and ..5
H st'cet thence south through the center
m fec. al; along the south line OF q private alley:
tho center OF the west wall OF premises ."a
Sire stree, to rlaoe Of bes"n,ns ." The Gs' rear ,,a
to a right OF way for alley purposes IN favor
OF The owners OF the other parts OF lot 10
ard The ,.S Tnsrs Of the ,sp"ns parts r. Of 10"
81 way over the, rear part OF lots 10 /: t3
]. and :, N said SQUARE. which right Of way
said lots and is 10 feet in width and opens
into g street northeast
Terms Of sale: One-fonrth cash the bal,
ance in three equal tnstailments represented
narahIe in one two and three years With
@ a rasabs semi snnm .eenred Fnm dsy sy
deed OF trust upon the property sold or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser. A de-.
post OF $500 required OF purchaser at time
OF sale. All conveyancing. recording and
n3tar,al fees at cost Of purchaser; Terms
81 sale to re complied with within thirty
aaSs from day OF sale. otherwise the trus.
tres reserv" the right to resell the properly.
st the risk and cost OF the defauiting nur.
chaser after FIVE days advertisement. of
such resale ~ some newspaner published IN
the CITY Of Warrington d. G.
RAYMOND J. vIERRtcHEN.
fao0-i&ds evSu T-r.,...
Evening star., 1928-01-30
Trustees Sale of Two-story
Corner Frame Dwelling, No.
30i8 Bladensburg Road
Northesst

Bv virtue nf n certain deed ~ trust duly
feoUrtieai in i.tber No. 5~35. faiin fk1 st
ssxft ~ the land records af the District Of
fapi1ntsia. and st the request uf the party
Occurred thereby the under fsignei trttstess wall
,aHsr i0r safe hy p,lhic suction In front ot
III" Jtenlias on THURSDAY THE NINTH
DAY or FEBRUARY. ia3s At FIVE
0s.LocR PM th@ following described land
aaf premises situate in the ni.tsirt ~ Co.
i.'a1ba to-wi, Lot Z in sauare s3as IN
= pbH 81 trHet of iand known a. Bar.
ba'joes aud Scotland EnIarFesi az per rjat
rrens tleti ~ tho oif1ee nf the surveyor for the
Mstft"t of Columbia IN Liher A. al folio Z.
tHarnesd rs aisnte
Terms ~ sale: One fourth ~ the purchase
aisHay tn be pad IN cash The balance tB
three eaual iHstAiln1eBts. represented nv the
nromissoFy notes ~ the purchaser, payaba
IA one two and three years With interest at
u pnv cent per snnttm from day ~ sale pay.
sssis ssIni annually. secured hs deed uf trnst
upnn ihr property sold ar all cash at the
option gf The purchaser 4 deposit af $500
rsautGed ~ purchaser Mt Time Of sale. All
Recording and notaFisI Tees al
nnst nf purchaser. Terms of sale 10 he
complied With within 10 daSs fran dny of
sale otherwise the tftIstsss TessrSs the right
tu resell the nfopeity al The risk aud cost
~ The dTfaniting purchaser. after hya DAYS
a4ieerttsen.rttt of huch resale Ia rome news.
,,at~f published In the Iity OF Washington.
u &, -
GEUHGE NJ EMMERtCH
FHANR J Eiii.EHs. Trustees.
faJn b4ts fANfi
Evening star., 1928-01-30

MI ing. Year, after year, Spring
IVY and Fall. she began at the
1 attic and ended with the
cellar. The big house. the
heirlooms and the work were inherited
from her late aunt. She had given her
oath to the dying woman to be faithful
TO them unto the end, and she had
kept the trust for 20 years.
She climbed the stairs to the attic
to begin as usual, but a new rebellion
stirred within her as she looked at
all the unused. useless things stored
under the pitched roof. Moth and
dust and rust" she said irritably. "Old
rags, trunks. and old paper boxes. I
wonder who will take care Of these
when I am dead? I've got 30 years
live as long as old Aunt Mary. Twice
40 makes 1910 times to 60 over all
this old stuff and house"
The sum in arithmetic frightened
her. She sat on an old trunk and fol-
lowed herself into the years before
her until she saw an old woman ready
to pass on to another world She rose
up with a sudden determination to get
something out Of the 40 years. Pleas
ure. pain. anything would be better
than slow decay stealing on her, year
after year.
Miss Lefty emptied the old chests
first: clothing. letters, receipts. pictures.
laces. bags and other collections stored
within.
They went into the clothes basket
and we're carried downstairs. Up and
down she went until at last there was
a great heap in the middle Of her
living room.
The brass knocker sounded on her
front door and she went to answer
it. An unknown woman stood there
and Miss Lettv waited for her to make
known her errand.
II am Mrs. Vanderloom." she said
Evening star., 1928-01-30
RIOS OWEN 4 SON. AUtsTIoNEERS
il95 Eve Street Northwest,
TRFsTEF>' SALE or VALUABLE -,
STORY. ROW HRlCk DWELLING 35@d

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE a.
STORY. ROW, BRICK DWELLING. 1915
18th STREET NV.
D. vstius Of a certain deed Of trust daIy
recorded in Iiisr Ma. 1884. folio 3dn et
sra OF The land rr-<.csls af she District Of
Columbia aud ai the reGt,est of the narty
SECURED thereby. the undersigned trusters
w,n seli a, nu..lir ancs,on IN front e the
nay or FEaRUARY An lacs Ar
IRREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the folipa-
ing lescrttsevi laad ana premises, siIpats IN
the Dl<trir, of Colombia zn1 ies!<uased as
ard teiux ios - IN Harry B wiIlscns cub
division OF lots IN block so toiuresa
Bsirh,s" as per. plat recorded in the osfsfe
cf the surveyor for the Dfs,rict Of Columbia
In Lieer IS 81 felio ia executing the
west or rea- c1 feet hv that width OF said
lot dedicated for pahltc alisv cugpnses A.
shown on rfat In said surveyors ONCE ~
L,her - At fcltc :. said elSrk 50 now
ton as sapare sss5 subject 20 covenants Of
rernrd
Terms: Sold suhier, 10 q rrior deed Of
trust for S5i ESQ no further particulars ct
which wilt ~ announced ~ ttrar Of sale the
parrhase rrire shave said tru<' 10 10 paid in
cash denosit ~ S3n0 required Convey
aFsctng recording etc, NJ pnNchaers cost
Terms In - complied with within 10 aAys
nihcrwi~sa fenos,t forfeited and the rronerty
NAV ~t.e advertised ami teS0la st the sitscFe-
tinn of the trustees
MARRY n PITTS
r0BERT r. MCCORMICK.
taos Trtt~fsAa
Evening star., 1928-01-30
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
story Brick Dwelling, Being
Premises No. 33 Seaton Street
Norfhwest

Ry virtue Of certain decd Of trust dated
June -. ig.1. being Instrument M. PA. re
corded july >, 1927. among the land records
of the District of Columbia. and AZ the re-
quest of the party secured thereby. the slf'-
lieTs,rned trustees will sell. al pubic auction.
n front ~ the premises ~ TIL IRsDAY
locs At ForRTHIRTY O'CLOCK Pm, the
foiiowtns -descrihe.' land ard premises, situate
a. AMI being 10, 1s In Mary NJ Niles sub.
division Of lots in hiock. -BloomlnTdale '
per plat recorded in the Office Of the sur
veynr for the District of Columbia in Liher
County IA. at foho i3i. subject to building
ressficiion line and covenants of record
Terms Sold subject In a prior deed of
trust far - ono, further particulars Of which
viii he announced AZ time of sale the ptir-
chase price atDve. said trust tn he paid in
'ls~h. 4 dep"-it of $500 required. Con-
styansslng. r~sort3ug etr.. at the purchaser =
tsA~t. Terms tu sa complied @tib Within :iu
tiays otherwise ti~iIusii forfeited ad the
property may ne advertised aiHi Ttsold AT
tlts ti-trtiinu Of the TRUSTEES
WILLIAM N. THktR kM0RTOS.
WILLIAM L. MING. Trustees.
Ia f.sJ
Evening star., 1928-01-30
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate, Improved by Three
Story Brick Dwelling, Known
A. Premises No. Sl3 First
Street Northwest.

By virtue OF = certain deed of trus, duly
recorded in Liher No 5hes folio f.6 81 SEQ
o. Tue land records of the District OF Coiur,.
ca ard al the request of the party secur,.,
Thereby, the undersEned trustee viii sell
~ r.5i!r suction, IN front Of the premises
On WEDNESDAY THE EIGHTH DAY ~
EEBRrARY AID. 1928 Ar FOtfR.THiRTy
\ N. the following .drscrited land and prfr,
lses situate in the District al Columbia and
GessrnAied a. and heing lot nuu,inreti eighty.
nvs 's5i IN Alexander r. Shenherti's sub.
division OF square numbered six hnn.ir~f and
swrnty.'hree t6@3, az per uiat recorded i'm
The ONCE OF the surveyor for the Distrtet OF
Columbia In Liter ~ W, at folio 80
Terms of sale: 0ne-thirsf of the purchase
money 10 t.e patd Ia cash balsnce in two
enua! tnstalinents payable In ono ard two
fsaFs. with interest AT pr. centum per an.
mum. payable semi annually, from day of
sale. secured by decd Of trust upon the prop
ets soid. or ail cash. 81 the optten OF the
purchaser. A deposit of 5000 90 viii he re-
nutred 1T time OF sale. All convey ancing
recording. etc. at cost Of purchaser. Tel me
OF sale 10 he complied with within 30 days
| from day Of sale otherwise the trustee re.
serves the right 20 resell the property ct the
risk and cost OF defauitine purchaser after
hve DAYS advertisement Of such resale in
snule Newspaper published in Washington
ID. C.. Taxes rents and insurance premiums
are 20 be adjusted by calculation TO the day
cosPhSY. Nv HOWARD NokAN' viz
President. Trnsise, ts~aii Attest; ALBERT
II. SIiII.f.iSCT0S. Asst. Secretary.
fInN H4tsssgSu
Evening star., 1928-01-30
FURS FROM SINGLE FARM
NET MILLION REVENUE
Firm OF WISCONSIN Farmers Reap
Huge rrehs From crcr ~
Silver Fox reltS.

SeFr~sfssasAcee ~ TIE AssaeSssst reeM
NEW YORK INT esssa that a
FARMER can PACK his csS,r taso eass rat
Nay express car ana ceseses = e>,2 naS~
lion acslars for H. sus aym II WIS
exsnSIn farmers has pass daas that
SalnS, Tasy are sisNes tAx saynssys
TIE shipment WaS received asse ser
tho January nsr Aessaesa ana il eeessss~
ed N e.SsS SSlas, II ~As insured scs
t& ean value AGAINST III pass4sse Fam
Aan& Armed xsaAgSsS sssssI watch over
sae eArxe day ana asxAt "a sss Searnss.
1h& StAEse sANneas MAS greater
shAn al the sslver tex ears magkeseS as
the New Terk a0estcas 10 years asN>
Evening star., 1928-01-30
TOHORR0W.
THos. J. OWEN 4 sos AUETi0AEEHs
1873 Eye Street Northwest

TRUSTEES SALE or Foug semi.
FREMIsEs 4aa3 s3@5 4a2s AsD sa5I
BEASDYwiNg STREET kokTnw EsT
ss'ss Ap Ia IL ,szI ,.@. h'@s so'
among the land records ~ The District ot
Columbia ssd ~ ibe seapes, ~ Tie nsf's
secured thereby the undersKned tTtltsses
viii seil 81 public auction ~ front ~ tbs
prem!ss on TUESDAY JHI THiaTy.
FOLH-THiRTY O'CLOCK pM the follow
!!nF t,sscrihed lard and premises situate ~
and beins lots u W." ". "a m and ~ lnclusrs "
IN Leonard I, Nicholson. taniors subdivision
II lots In square 1918 As paf piAt recorded
10 flber 81 AT folio - in the surveyor D
once of the District of cnlumbIa. subject 10
the building tesulciion lines ~ showD on
said plat snd subject 10 the fiFht 81 ~ay
for Fails Branch sswsr - eonfenned In
Court Of The District of Columbia sUbieei
aisG "a covenants ~ record
Terms Of aisle Lots ~ 20 and ~ sAcb
Syd subject 10 q prior deed of trust for
vi 600 90 and lpL .T sgid subject to u prior
deed ~ trust for - 556 90 further par.
tieolafs af whl"h will hs nnpaunesd % time
II sale; the purchase pfica shave said ttust'
10 bs paid in sasb a deIosit ot sJ0B nD
required nn each paFtsi. f"nsayaaeinv ~.
t8fdtBF rtc.. ST titn purchasers ptDst Tefm,
az h. complied ~itIi within thfts dats
MbsF@tsH d"fa'slt forfeited AYH the ftaf#tfs
may ie hdFfitAsHd and tnsoid Al ths deere
ton Of the TRUSTEES
rIfat. Ii. "nniPsss1t,G
in20 - ~ ~ 80 Gfleines
1HDs, ] DwES sos. hDCII1sEEas
1873 t.a Gtfaef SnftE4emt
Evening star., 1928-01-30
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Two.
Story Brick Dwelling Situate
No. 1870 Emeraon ST. NE.

Ry virtue at = deed Of trust, regarded Au-
sm"ns "@, ,he lard teecr,s II ,se Instruct 81
Columbia "s sh.Q srll % e 'r,n, a ~ - Ins Sen,, N
RrRRuAkY An. ta.s, Ar fotR,TAiRTy
O'CLOCK Pm Loo sAmhcred sns hnaarra
,n'is,sa a. ssuaee nnshefv,i ten huntsrv1s and
twent, niae tlh2pt as neT plat rccorted IN
The uliiea of The safseNor iuF the District
of Columbia In tAhre ~ AZ tolio 81
Terms uf sale Oue tautth rash balance
IA ene two aud three wears, with laterest ~
six prr 8, at per an,iaa, pasah.e sentt Nnan.
sltv nenas.t ~ ~Noo 90 struulrss ~ unte at
sate and the purchaser ahaWesi aftetn daNs
fro.n date at sale 10 connletp the pnrrhas'',
Further particulars al tiatc ot sab, All evan
Netaa,ias. reSorisns etc4. Al cust aE put'
EnWAAp Z, nAf.TI.
VERNON Il OWEN.
tasA dSaseSSu Trustees
FHus. J. OWEN 4 soS AICTtoNeERs,