davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-08-16
Large Crowd Hears Talk Of Emil
Fenger in Assembly
Hall Sunday.

The lecture given at the assembly
hall in Askov Sunday evening by
Emil Fenger, an agriculturist from
Denmark who has spent five years
in Japan instructing the Japanese in
the Danish modes of agriculture and
cooperation, was attended by good
sized audience. Mr.. Fenger, was &C,
corded close attention throughout his
good and informative lecture.
The speaker said that Japan con,
sists of about 1000 islands and
stretches from the hot tropic zone
to the cooler temperate zone. The
population is about 100000 people
1t is far behind many other countries
in agriculture and one of its prin'
cipal crops is rice. Only nineteen
percent of its lands is used for ag.
ricultural purposes.
Houses Are Poor.
Folks there live in poor houses
often filthy and infested with rats
The Japs as a rule are small Of
stature, and this is especially true
of the women. They speak of the
white women as being some lawful
machines" The lower limbs of the
Japs are usually misshaped, and Of
ten they are "pigeon-toed." This, the
speaker explained is because as chill
dren they are tied to their mothers
backs or carried on the backs Of
or S-year-old brothers or sisters
The Jap language is a difficult one
to learn as they have 10000 char.
acters in their alphabet. Children
attend school usually from the ages
of 6 to IA but only about half OF
those leaving the school at that age
are able to read their newspapers
and as a consequence the newspapers
have small calculations. When folks
have learned to know 1000 of their
10000 characters they are able to
read the papers fairly we'll. The
pronouns you and Il" are seldom
used in Japan. What little religion
there is is mostly Buddhism or Shin
toism, the latter being worshippers of
the sun. The Japs care little about
religion, but in their homes they
pray every morning for their fore
fathers,
Sons Important.
1t is important that there be a
son in every home and in case no
son is born to a couple, they adopt
one. The father, mother, or older
brother select the husbands for the
daughters of the home. The bride
is the one that is least concerned
in the selection of her lifemate. At
ter arrangements have been made
with the future husband, the wedding
is held within three weeks. The date
of the wedding is sometimes set be-
fore the mate is found. The drink
ing of wine in a certain orderly
fashion constitutes the wedding cere-
mony, with the folks sitting on the
floor. They use rice wine.
There are many divorces in Japan
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-08-16

Subscribe for the Askov American
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-08-16
be played Single" this year-no

be played Single" this year-no
doubles" are on the program.
The county fair association has APP
propriated $4,000 towards prizes. i'm
the horseshoe contests and although
this may not seem like very large
amount to some of the pitchers, it.
is not so bad when one considers the
fact that this sport is practically a
new feature on the program.
The following committee on grounds
was appointed: E. A. Cooke, Carl
Hanson, Vern Pembleton, and Harry
Hard.
The following committee will have
charge of the tournaments: G. W.
Rydeen, Carl Hanson, James Dunphy,.
and Lud Olson.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-08-16
INGRAHM-RASMUSSEN

Relatives received word here
Thursday that Miss, Julia Rasmussen
daughter of r. S. Rasmussen, was
being married that day to VIM. Ing
rahm of Los Alamos, Calf, near
Solvang. AS yet nothing more has
been heard from there. The Amer
lean joins with others in extending
congratulations and best wishes to
the newlyweds.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-08-16
MRS. ADOLPHSEN is
FILED AS CANDIDATE

Mrs. D. j. Adolphsen has been filed
as a candidate for the school board
of District No. II, and her name will
appear on the ballot in the special
election to be held August "a. The
balloting will take place at p. m.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-08-16

and friends here. They returned to
Balsam Lake Monday accompanied
by the Fengers. Mr.. Fenger will
lecture few more places in the Unit
ed States on his way east to Denmark
where he and his family will again
take up residence. He is to be in
structor there in an agricultural
school.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-08-16

Notice-The offices of DIR. James
Slaven of Pine City, will be closed
August 20 to "a on account of the
National Dental association meeting.
25w49-1t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-08-16

respective homes lay side by side; but
it was now many years since they
had seen one another.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-08-16
ASKOV MARKETS

Corrected Thursday Forenoon.)
Butter, creamery, per Id. $0.47
Eggs, first grade 80
Eggs, pullets or seconds rs
Chickens, AZ lbs. and up, Id. .18
Chickens, under AZ lbs, Id. .13
Broilers, per Id. .17-.23
Evening star., 1928-03-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM W. BRIDE, 4. n. BILL, Jr.. ant
RICHMOND n. kEECH. Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS.
tricI OF Columbia h0idlug District
Court lin re condemnation Of land fer the
q and Myrtle streets. IA Ihe District q 60,
umhia--District Court Ne. l92s.-Notlce
AND order of pUblicatiuu.-Notiee Is hereby
given that the Commissioners Of the District
It Columbia pursuant TO the provisions OF
as aasss ai RuS No AZ s.S P'SogS cosSre A' entitled
An act 20 provide foF the wldeaing of FIRST
street between 6 street and Myrtle street
Public No : 10Th Congress entitled An
act making appropriations to supply deh-
Ciencies IA certain appropriations for the
hscai year ending june 30. la2S and PRIOR
priations for the fiscal wear endins June 80
i9eS and for other purposes whereby they
ara authorized 10 institute condemnation nr0-
reedings Within slN mouths alter the passaEe
ot said act OF Congress last mentioned, tn
accordance with the provisions OF suhchApteT
J. Of CHAPTER XIV Of the Code Of Law for
the District ~ Columbia to acquire the land
that NAV he necessary for the widening Of
First street northeast along the eastern boun.
dsttes ut sdu0rcs numbered Nf5. 6lH aut
said Cou9,ntsssopers NAV deem hest for tsr
public INTEREST," have filed pstttgun ~ thts
court praying the condemnation ct tbs latut
necessary "a widen said street to width
hled with the said potltirn as mart thereof.
and praying also that this court empanel
Tor IN auch eases 60 assess the damages each
owner OF land 60 20 taken NAV sustain nv
reason oF the widening OF said street aS
aforesaid aud the condemnation of the iant
necessary tur tho purp0sa thereof and ia
assess tha henonts thrretrum resu}iluE. IN
accordance atth the provisions of the atorr.
SAID act OF tUngrrSs approved March IL
1875 and Iu accordance With the provisions
OF suhChapteF | Of Chapter Nv Of said C0de
of Law, H y bv the court this 9dth daN ot
March, lN%N ordered that all nersuus having
amy Interest III these proceedings tS and
thew are hereby. warned aad commanded 90
4ppcar in this court On or before the @6th
day of Anfit lngs az 10 o'clock am. ard
continue lu attendance until she court shall
have made as tnal orivr Fattivlng and ctu.
hrmtne the aw aft nt dHmSgrs ana the assess.
menk OF benefits Ot the Jury te he smpauc.e1
and sworn herein and 10 il further ordered
that = copy at this notice and urdrF Ne puh.
ltshet twice week tuF two successive weeks
TN The Mashingt tau Evening star ths Wash,
lugtun Puat And the MashlnEton Tlnt~s
newspapers published ia ssid District cont.
WeuCink az least twenty days before she said
guth day OF Apyit tnHS 1t is further ar,
dered that a rnpY at this notice and rrSirr
ha served hy the United states marshal ov
his deputies upon each pt the owners ~ The
fee OF the land e. he r0o,teHrrsi herein a.
maS he found hv the said 0Arshat or his
denut,es within th0 District Of Columbia
and unou the tenants and aceupAnts Ut the
same before the said e6th asy OF Arri(
ln9s hy The cpugt W Ml1I justice
t~rAl true ropy. Test FRANK y
ClNNlNGH AL Clerk Rv NAUn A ROC,
Frs Asst CLERK mhN9 rs ap34
Evening star., 1928-03-28
JAPANESE RESIST
CHINESE PICKETS
Serious Outbreak at Annoy
Features Commercial
Boycott.

BY tha Associated Press
Annoy. China, March 28.-The anti
Japanese commercial boycott assumed
more serious proportions today.
Marines OF the japanese cruiser Oh
seized Chinese pickets when they at
tempted TO interfere with the movement
Of a japanese cargo steamer. The pick
cts we're handed over to the Chinese
naval authorities.
The pickets had ignored the at
tempts Of the Chinese authorities to re-
strain them.
The oil tax bureau un5uceeSsfully at
tempted to seize a quantity Of Ameri-
can gasoline for exorbitant taxation.
-Four United States destroyers have
arrived for a visit. It is not believed,
however. that they came primarily as
result Of the situation. The boycott is
in protest against the japanese consul
lar police, who. on March 2, arrested
four alleged Korean communists for
plotting against japanese authority in
Korea.
Great excitement prevailed today
within the native city, since a clash was
feared between the pickets and the
Chinese naval forces.
Evening star., 1928-03-28

rHOs j. OWEN SON. AUCTTONEEHS.
llnh Eve street NOrlhMeal.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
LIGHTED BABY CARRIAGES
ARE FRENCH COURT ISSUE
Infants Right of Way Is Generally
Conceded, but Motorists Seek
Ruling From Tribunal.

Correspondence OF the Ass0eiased Press.
PARIS.-WhetheF or not baby earri-
ages should carry lights at night Ike
other vehicles is still an issue in French
courts, with test case before the highest
tribunal
Babies and baby carriages have a
right Of way in France that goes far
beyond the law Policemen will cut
traffic at any Nme for small children.
Automobiles, however, object to the
drivers sole responsibility for accidents
when baby carriages parade at night
along unlighted highways. so far the
courts have held that the car driver
ought TO be able to stop within the dis
tance lighted by his headlights. They
have avoided passing on the contention
that a person pushing baby carriage
on the road when the sidewalk is
blocked. goes there at his or her risk.
knowing there is no light 70 warn the
motorist
The autOmohilists contend the Iag
requires all vehicles. even pushcarts
TO carry lights. but the courts held tina
baby carriage Is not a pushcaFt be-
cause puSheaTts are not allowed on til
sidewalk and are fFeight-carTiers.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERS.
1925 Eye 81. NV
TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE IN

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING PREM
iSES NO 3O6 Y STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust dated
February 3. 1927. being instrument No. 1870.
recorded February 10, 1927, among the land
records of the District Of Columbia and 1T
the request Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees viii sell at public auc-
ton. in front of the premises. on MONDAY
THE NINTH DAY OF APRIL A D. 1928
AT THREE-THtRTY O'CLOCK PM. the
following -dcseFhed land and prem ses situ-
ate III the county of Washington. District Of
C0lumhia. and designated as aud being i1t
- IN Walter A. Browns subdivision Df lot
y IN block u of the subdivision made by
Howard University of the farm OF the la'e
John A. Smith, known ~ "ktiingham Place ="
as pCr Dlat recorded in the Office OF the sur
yeyOr for the District nf Columbia ia L'hcL
County ~ at folio 10 subject "a the right Of
way more particularly describeds ~ SAID deed
Of trust. said block II assessed. as sduare
3OH2
Terms of sale All cash depOsit If
$500 40 viii he required al time OF sale. All
COuvcyancng. recording, etc, at cost ot GVr-
chaser. Terms of sale 70 DE complied W IN
within thiriv davs from day Of sale, other.
wise ths trustees reserve The right 10 resell
the property AT the risk aud cost Of default
ing purchaser after FIVE DAYS advertisement
0f such resale IN some newspaper published
IN Wasbingtun ID. G. "
LAFAYETTE FRANKLIN
mh26 20 3O.3i ap3. 0,b.7H Trustees
Evening star., 1928-03-28
FRANCIs aAuT.

w[i,fL.ISY Z 0HESsoNw'
No O2b 18th ST wv.
NH q A4as RTsSu TFtafaaa
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Trustees' Sale of Valuable Resi-
Dental Property Known as
No. 1925 New Hampshire
Ave, NV.

Pursuant ~ an order uaaasl IN Equity
Cause 47lOB by The Supreme Court nt Tie
District ~ Columbia, tia npdersgned wlll
offer Tor sala al pQhlia auction %. Iggnt .Nt
pm lot 40 Ia Tbamas hupdeFlanqa enhl
div laon 0f sguHls humhnfed une hQn1Nid
and nflaen (ffkil 90 peF plat recorded %
LlRs, No iseo,d. - t2bo aal,h5 A. Fl ~ aS,Ssss
mur9ved by . thfea.aiqfR Alqna AID hrJais
dwelling known a. pFtmiAha hut idEN NaW
Hampsfirs ayen1a narlhNeaE washinatoN
h q
paid in cash, baanGe IA iva agual lnetaii
inents payable Ia one pna lHa yeBfs from
day ~ sale. represented by the pFpniissopy
mates of the pnrcba4ert bHAtlne Interest Hl
dfe per annnm, paFabls henlHitHuailF, antt
seeurfd 0u ths property h1d OF qll cash at
purchasers puidn A depnst Ot 5000 tp
dHjged, aetilameul l0 he mads noon raiiil-
Gaiiou nf sale by tbe culut otherwise de.
paait mag ~ ialleltHd and lha nndhtslsfHi
lesefl Aalu ngpMlHap altar hYa hgFa' adeels
Ua pnreh aAer' glgkek adjusted "a. lag ~ sale
wHAnTnIhA tkhfhh,
Evening star., 1928-03-28
PROPOSALS.

CuMMiSSl0NERS n. e., WASHINGTON.
e @seG lsssls. u :, lsSs RSsm bsS SEATED grg";Sa MI
until = o'cloeh nm ,Aprt n, l0sS t0r
turn,shlng ~ tons 90 Cast Iron Costrd
Water PING Spect tHCAtloNs And information
at koom $50 District hultdtaR
com MtssiONEkS y q Washington March
H9rd th2s Scaled proposals. Toe ronstrVct,
ln else from b dS 10 iNs In Diameter MI
ha received ~ Room A0n District Nuiliins
nntN : o'rlaek Pm AnyU Ard tAeS ne
tailed Information at Room AHf Distyitt
uuiidtnE Mh9a % - "a "a es
u y ENGlNEER OFflOE iOas NAVY
uutidlng WaahtHEtuR ID L SealsNA pEtR,
pnaRH viii he received heFv until / 9 A AppGl
rs Toss auh then onraed foF the coR,
RtFuutlan af the jltd Mssh ReswFNott Eut-
ther information au application
mhGf IS ~ 30 ApeNSA
Evening star., 1928-03-28
inl p -iNSl".rA@h " Trustees.
THOs. J. OWEN & SON. AVcTIONERRS
li25 Eve St NV
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN As
PREMISES 0i6 EYE STREET SOUTH,

EAST S"' q
By virtue OF certain deed of trust re-,
corded February -. 1925 as instrument
No. so among the land records OF the nis.
trct OF Colun ha. and at the request OF the
Darty secured thereby. the undcrsiened viii
sell at public auction. 10 front of the prem.
ises on FRIDAY THE THIRTIETH DAY
OF MARCH 1923. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
the following described iand and premises
situ1te IN the District of Coumhil and be,
lnr lot numbered one hundred hfty-nine
1897 IN samuel Firth's subdivision OF lots
~ square numbered eight hundred and sew,
entY.eight tsTSl as per plat recorded in the
Office of the surveyor for the District ~ CO.
lumb'a. IN Liher 90 at folio 1Tg
Terms of sale A deposit OF two hundred
dollars tsa0O.0Ol IL required at the time Of
sale. Subject to first trust of - 500 90
Further particulars to be announced at the
time OF the sale. Terms OF sale 10 be com.
piled With within fifteen (i5l DAYS of the
date of the sale otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right To resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defaulttng purchaser
after ten days advertisement Of said resale
" some newspaper published IN Washington,
u &, All CouVeyancng and notary charges
10 be paid by the purchaser.
ARTHUR J. BRfDGETr,
MILTON STRAsBURGER.
mh9i ~ % %sl0 Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
THOs. ]. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs.
i49S Eve ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE or RRICR DWELLING
KNOWN A., PREMISES 1914 RIGGS

STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue of a Ccrtaia deed of trust. dated
October / 5 1929 hcing Instrument No. t02
recorded Nav ~. 1927 among the land rec
@ lis af the District af Columbia and at the
request Of he party secured thereby the
UNDERSIGNED trustees win sell at PUBLIC auc,
ton Ia front 0f the premises. ON WEDNESs
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY. or. April. AID,
1928 At THREE O'CLOCK pm the fol-
lowing described land and premises. situate
In the District of Columbia. and designated
a. and being lot Ii in Swnrmstedts subdi
vision of part Of square @Jp as per plat
recorded in the office OF the surveyor for
the nlstrlct OF Columbia. IN Libcr IL at
folio 10
Terms: Sold subject 10 n prior deed Of
trust for S5 10000, further particulars Of
which will he announced at time Of sale tho
purchase price above said trust to be paid
In cash. A deposit of 100000 required
Conveyancing. recording. etc. at the pur-
ehaseFs cost Terms TO bg complied with
within thirty days otherwise deposit for.
feited Bnd the property may he advertised
and resold At the discretion ol the trustees.
JOHN II WEST
JAMES X. POLK Jr..
mh93 "a - 20 ana TTustreH
Evening star., 1928-03-28
mhetaa.26 ~ 30
THos. J. OWEN 4 son. AuCTIONErRs
IiaA HFn ~ NV
TRIsTGFs sAlH. or ..YALuAnLE TWO.
hTOH BRICK DWELLING HEINu
rhgAlIsts, 30. 700 THIRD sraEET


ny virtue, of .certaln deed Of trust. duly
recorded Ia llbcr 40. aedi folio tUi at seu
q che land records Of the District of cotials
hla aud al the request of Tho uarty aol.ugad
thereby the undersigned truateas win sell ai
fllil lfYllhilllth n EqNhA' IAS pISW'ss,s 9n
All "Y6as An f0ia hhiapy " "oNfhTG
pm the i0lnWiag ,drsarlhed land aud uren.,
!s9al N.'9te ln ,ha alls ,el Wsshlnrton' nis
ms let u y Cherries uesai0rds suhdtvslon
pseepsd n iks oas ~ s @ spyesor " pf5 H., p'a ,ha
QislpUt ~ CQlulahla in flIer Id NJ folio
\ ieet hs i'm .wldlk ol salT loGl Gl'' '"s ''"'
Terms at sale OPS Third ~ the nprehaae
mnnnk " ha paid ln eash balance 10 Iva
enuAi lhHtalihanta, nANahla ~ pne aud two
years, win interest Al Il ngr Opplum nrr al
NUN paFahie semi anututh from day at
aala secured hY deed al trust up0U the prnp
erty cold ~, all eeFh u lhe 6ntlan. al Che
nuTuhHhef, A denphll uf MAun Od will lie fe=
1lire1 ~ TUE af sale All .oanvaFaNolna
~ sale Ia lta nampiiad with wlthln Thirty
rinYs from dAY ut sale. otherwise The trustees
lpsnfYa tbs naht ~ gpeel tlF pfunptiy al
tla rish aNd a0sl ~ dplauttiQa nVFhHsef
nfirp ave dass adtattlaenieut ~ such resale
ID apaia nea spapsr nuliilshRd ~ WauhnKtan
WAITER = .eRATr h,
Evening star., 1928-03-28
4TfOE j OWFN II sJn. ANTTIOAE EEHa
lAaA Esa AlrhaL AaIlh veal.

TRrsTEEs SALE oF TWO yhlLuAlB5E
kEW pHAEE.hTuHY AIN ukTAliFp
bEiCH DWELLINGS,. HFtNQ PhkM.
VIII EfPss y s6Isitf3s Isi3 AA95aTl AA95aT TlooS @oS4A"oS
~ ylfins ~ . certain dgsd e trust dnly
.g, q Tue lapd records q lhe District e
krafsd ihsFsf,y the Iudrrlisnsd lr.lsteea win
M y .; FesF}Aa'Fl' rYYs \ ''gS TEt
PAEfY 691L16t2k OH 'lRbsa 'lbs fdAl6owtio%s9. t%9s p. r.
slitffa, lsaq and pFsn,lsss fia,lsts y s ,hs
beius i9.s 10 SOD ~, ,ln ,,saAars West 81
saaaFs 3Tsb. ia Elisha =, ThgleFa subdiyl'
s9n. r. PEI, plat RECORDED y flher w folio
yegBF for the fAaitiat 81 caiuWbia subject
% bulldins restriction iina aud eeSsnsnta 81
IacdFd
Terms Each sqid subject 10 4 prioF deed
~ trust feF alh 500 fufthee particulars ~
Yhleh vii be s1oopngeea e lTs q sSls
paid Ia cash 4 aeposit ai $500 required on
ssFa sga.fIasAssas,s sa.I 'g.' s esmesd d
yilh Within lhfts days othaFNtss dsneslt for
nnd dfP Pfsssa sf'tbs dstisiebs IF 7 fha tIastess
HAEhT .kvHgF aow,r
- az =. VIZ H. " nLFAhF hIWlAs
Evening star., 1928-03-28
- FlTlAE DAYS YAs-s.-..-..,,
THuMAk U0WLThg 4 co, AUatiaaasFs,

headquarters Nstr0poiitaD ratief Depart
THrHf UistfiI ~ Columbia @ hauhe 10
hasby given that ! will sell 81 public aue.
boa bn tbs sf4tlu9s eaalBlsd llS the General
kubuis C9gimItlse, 4gglheaHt fntunr ~
tRrbl'Yf' 0Iu1h "0M' 'fa8T IN" "
i2ffTk An t6s lasi a(5ien and shan
gDed pFapetlk. consisting ~ IA Hnt1tNh
psTt5,eBt aHd hhlh las aat besH called tut
~ egAlemplsisd ~ lss =, ,,.... .....s,,
0hlf fsB .BrabeeiJl fisFk
Evening star., 1928-03-28
ADAM A wEsCHLER 4 SON. Aaetioaec7s.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MIDETACHED
HRICk DWELLING. NO. hAIh A2nd

~ .slllsT4o EAlsE Of SIM mi-lE lALHti
HRlCk -, DWELLING, NO. 5336 42nd
by virtue Of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liher No. JG65 folio 3s2 1t sc1
OF the land records OF the District Of Co.
iumhia. and at the request OF tho party 49,
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees viii
oItcr Tor sale by public auctIOn in front Of
the premises on FRIDAY, THE SIXTH DAY
OF APRIL, 1923. AT FOUR O'CLOCK pm
the following descFihed land aud premises
situate IN the District of Columbia 10 wit;
Lot 1h in Hall Yates & McGinniss Constrttc.'
uon Co. Inc. subdivision OF lots tn square
l14@ as per plat recorded in the office of the
surveyor for the District OF Columbia in
Terms OF sale The above property will he
s9ld subject to a prior deed OF trust Tor
~; 900 90 ~ u II 81 . due September 10 1923:
balance. ~ ,O00e0 cash, the remainder pay
ahlo $50 90 per month. which will include
interest on first and second trusts at Is n per
cent. secured by second deed of trust upon
the property sold, ali cash over trust
OF option OF purchaser. deposit OF $500 90
required AZ sale. All conveyancing record.
ing and n0tarIaI fees al Cost of nurch aser
Terms to he complied with within thirty days
lrdm day of sale, atheFwise trustees reserve
the right 20 resell property at risk and cost
OF defhulting purchaser after Ave days al.
vertisCmcnt Of such resale IN some newspaper
published Ia the city of Warrington b T.
CARL G. NALL,
AUSTIN G. SNAPPER
mhH1-d&ds exSu Trustee.
-
Evening star., 1928-03-28
ApAM A. wEscHLER ( soN. Anctlonesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO, STORY BRICK
DWELLING. NO. "5I WARREN

TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two,sTORY BRICK
STREET. NORTHEAST
Nv virtue Of q certain deed OF trust duly
recorded IA Liber No 63Ts, folio 3l3 ct sea ..
OF the land records pf the District Of Column
ba aud at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees viii offer
for sale by public auction. Ia front of the
premises, on "WEDNESDAY. THE FOURTH
DAY OF APRIL 1928 At FOUR O'CLOCK
p NJ. the following described land and prem
IseH situate In the District OF Columbia. 10
Wit. Lot numbered ftty-uiue t5ul iu Az,
peton Cadv's subdivision Of part OF lot
numbered " IN square numbered ten hQn,
dFed aud thigty-ihree tlaaa. per plat
recorded IN the office of the surveyor for
The District OF Columbia Ia Liber Al. al
folio t15.
Terms of sale. One-third OF the purchase
money TO be paid in cash. tine balance tn
two equal tnatallmenis. represented bS the
pFumlssory notes of the purchaser, payable
In era aud two years, With interest At sis
uef cent neF aunum from day 0t sale. paS-
ahla Raml annually, secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold or all cash at the
option OF the purchaser, A deposit of $3.50
required OF purchaser at time of sale All
ronVeyancinR recording and uotarial fees at
cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale TO be-
COMPLIED with within thirty DAYS from hav
of sale etherwlsa the trustees reserve the
Ft&ht 10 resell the property, at the risk and
cost OF the defaultng purchaser after fRe
daNs advertisement Of such Tcsale ia some
pewhpapef published in the city Of Wash
MALCOLM HrFTY.
WILLIAM A. CADY