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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-16
KELLOGG STAGES
PEACE" FARCE
Peru, Chile Dictators
Lend Hand

7 WASHINGTON, July Is (FP).-
Press photographers took flashlight
pictures of Secretary Kellogg, seated
between the Peruvian and Chilean
ambassadors, in the state depart
ment reception room, July 10, after
Kellogg made public the formal let
tiers whereby they announced that
their governments had decided to
resume diplomatic relations with
each other. Chile and Peru have
had no direct diplomatic relations in
the past II years.
Back of this Suggesting is the
fact that the Peruvian dictator
Leguia, and the Chilean dictator,
Ibanez, began informal discussions
through their diplomats at the
Havana conference last January.
When these talks had reached the
point where it was clear that they
would resume formal relations
Kellogg came in with a formal let
ter to both, urging them to make
up their quarrel. And as each
dictator wanted to reduce the in.
terest rate on his future borrow
ings in Wall Street, and as Kellogg
wanted to slip out of his bad posi-
ton as arbitrator in their Tacna-
africa boundary dispute, they de
cided to let him play peace-maker
One consequence of this stage
play is that Chile will be able to
suppress the report on the Chileans'
violent interference with his pro-
posed plebiscite in Tacna-Arica.
Chile remains in possession of that
region.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-16
Chicago Plans Banquet
For Active Workers

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 15.-A BAN
quet has been arranged here fer the
workers who helped in making the
July A picnic success. An interest
ing program has been completely
planned, and the hall at 2021 West
Division st. has been enlarged and
will be decorated especially for this
occasion.
Workers who wish to attend have
been asked to make their reserva-
lions beforehand, because only a
limited number of tickets to the
banquet will be sold.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-16

This Is vje10 of large gather
ing of cripples at the Belmont race
track. They are society folk, Grip
Dled in the brain. TbeirSninds 1oork
like one hing motor that hasn't
been used for fifty gears. You don't
AoUe to be very smart to sag,
Mother, dear, are you sure Dande-
hon will lOin?" and then throw
a1ooy $50 of money stolen from,
workers in a fired race on a horse
you don't krolO eUer ran all a0oy
around q race track. Whnt society
people exercise is not their brains.
It's whot they eat loith and SIT on.
When yorker lOonders l0hy he
,oorks so long and gets so little he
should look at this picture and re-
member that this is only part of
The croa0d he has to support. Where
society folks look best is l0here they
haze to think least, for instance,
dealing out sugar qoofers at a tea
marty. In any organized society
they 1oould be dealing ont fertilizer
IN the farming sections.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-16
RED AID SCORES
j.. CREEK FASCISM

BERLIN, July 15.-The Red Aid
Of Germany has sent the following
telegram on the situation in Greece
to the embassy in Berlin:
I'm the name of 100000 members
we protest strongly against the
murder and Imprisonment of strik-
ing workers by the Greek govern
ment. We demand a general strike
and condemn in the sharpest man
ner the treatment of the masses BY
the police and courts.
"THE RED AID OF GERMANY
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-16
Protest Treatment of
Palestine Prisoners

BEIROUT, July 15.-Because Of
barbaric treatment of political
prisoners and of the decision by the
government that ten of these DO
litical prisoners be deported from
the country, numerous mass meet
ings were held all over the country
where protest resolutions were
adopted against whipping of politi-
cal prisoners. Palestine labor is de-
termined to erase such outrages
from Palestinian judicial and Grim
irsal procedure.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-16
Musicians Raise Million Dollar
Fund to Fight Foes Attacks

ONE of the foremost and most
y strongly organized unions, the
American Federation of Musicians
has decided to raise no less than g
million dollars for a defense fund
The defense fund will be raised
by assessment which was voted at
the unions recent convention at
Louisville. The amount may even
run over S1,O00,000 and perhaps
reach $1,500,O00~
According to an interview with
Joseph A. Weber, president of the
federation, the fund will be set
aside and used only to fight any
attempts of employers to lower the
present standard OF wages or work
ing conditions"
Also, it applies only to the mem
hers of the union who are employed
in theatres, since it is from the big
theatre chains that the only real
danger of an onslaught on union
conditions exists. The theatre mu-
sicians, who form about one-sixth
of the federation's membership, will
pay the assessment of 2 per cent
of their wages, the other members
not being assessed. Similarly, the
fund is to be used only in theatre
strikes or lockouts.
The defense fund was voted upon
and approved unanimously at the
convention. A circular letter, sent
ont to the membership of some
$4,000, explained the purpose of the
defense fund and reads as follows:
"The theatrical field is now con-
trolled to the tune Of at least 80 per
cent by corporations, and such con-
troll grows by leaps and bounds, so
that it can be easily seen that same
will soon reach 100 per cent. Sew
eral of these corporations now con-
troll hundreds of theatres in as many
cities. A corporation is in a position
to stage an indefinite fight or pro-
longed controversy with local or
several of them, accepting the loss
caused as a matter of course, hav-
ing same carried by all the other
numerous theatres under its con-
troll.
Union Must Be Prepared
Local or locals involved in such
prolonged controversy is or are not
in such a favorable position, and as
there is the possibility that the Fed
Grafton may be forced to involve adj
ditional locals, the danger always
exists that many hundreds of thou
sands of members may be called on
strike. Therefore, it is imperative
that the federation find itself able to
pay indefinite strike benefits and to
assume the same position as does the
corporation by simply considering
the strike benefits paid as loss
borne by the local unions.
"In connection with this matter, l
call your attention to the fact that
the open shop organizations appear
to be paying particular attention to
the musicians and stage hands. They
advise our employers that we are ar
bitrary organizations and invite them
to cut loose from our domination
and despotism and are ready to as
sist theatrical managers financially
or otherwise without stint if these
managers will prolong a controversy
with either our locals or those of
the stage hands to such extent as
to practically destroy the further
value of same to their members"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-16
Socialist Denies He Provoked Reading Ku Strike Mil Correspondent
HANdOuTS

Bob Minor, editor Of The DAILY
WORKER was dragged from the top
OF an automobile and slugged by
half dozen Tammany cops. This was
because he wasn't selling five pairs
OF socks for a dollar, demonstrating
bamboo fountain pen or boosting
Al Smith for president.
The walking fish brought to this
country from Siam by DR.. Hugh NJ
Smith have caused comment. They
wouldn't surprise anybody who had
ever attended a socialist party con-
vention.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-16
CHURCH WITHOUT 'TAMBs.

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-
Without a single member The Faith
Presbyterian Chapel was opened to-
day at Siuty-second st. and Lind
oergh Boulevard. Clergymen dele
gates from West Philadelphia will
act as nucleus TO get members.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-16

PRINTERS GET NEW SCALE.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (FP)
July 15.-The new scale for printers
IN Oklahoma City newspaper offices
is S4S a week for day shift, S51
Evening star., 1928-03-03
THOs J. OWEN & son. ArCTIONEERs.
1425 Eye 81. NV.

TRUSTEES: SALE OF yALdr,ABLE REAL
HALF STORY AND CELLAR. FIVE
ROOM ,A,>I ANb BATH FRAME DWELL
iTerrTK ITG KE9mT @ne T1r As aSr 1o32 GiRARD
corded in Liber 50fs. folio 561. Of the land
records of the. DistrIc; ot Columbia. and at
the request Ct the parties secuted thereby.
the undersigned viii sell a; public auction.
THE EIGHTH DAY or MARCH. I92s. AT
FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the following escribed
land and premises. situate IN the District OF
Columbus. and Jcin< lot uumoered thirty
hundred and sevenly-fve t3s-5I a. de-
scrlbe-d IN SAID deed o: trust. upon the FOL-
10 EinS terms
Terms CT saie:. Said property is siejac.
10 a prior decd OF trust securing an iucsbt.
edness of $4,000 90. and sald property will
he sold subject 10 SAID deed of-trust l1dsci-
etineSs or the purchase price over and
above said deed Of trust one-thir9 ls 20 -
paid in cash ard the balance n two equal
instalIuYents. pay7hia in one and two wears.
payable semi-annulIfy. secured ~ second
deed ef trust on the property sold. or all
cash at the option of the purchaser. Inter-
IS: and taxes 10 ca paid or adjusted 10 the
date Of sale. \ deposit Of 5000 wl!l oe re-
CURED at ..he time OF sale. Al cc-,reyanc-
Terms OF sale TO be complied with within
thirty DAYS from date OF <ats- otherwise O.
post Will be forfeited and The property re-
sold at the tsS and cost O; the defsulan.
purchaser after fve davs' advertisement ..
such resale IN some newspaper published "a
y '''" '' i. FRANCIS SAUL.
No 9:5 i5;h - wv
WILLIAM = BENSON.
So 0s5 18Th -. NV.
fees 90 mil "a 56-S Trustees
Evening star., 1928-03-03
KTCHAKD r. hARKI3.
NATHAN DCFAI.L.
fe1s.21.23.o5.2 Trustees.
IHOS. J. OWEN & SON, ACCTIOSEERS,
1925 Eve Street Northwest.
Sale of Valuable Three-Story
and Cellar Brick Dwelling; !;
Equipped as Three Ink.
Apartments; Furnace Heat;
Electric Lights; Being Prem
ises No. TIA Sixth St. NE.
At Auction.

3y virtue OF authority vested In us. we
will sell at PUBLIC auction IN front OF the
premises on TTESDoAY The c,l SlSTH D I'll D. PAy ~
O'CLOCK Pm lot 20 in square S33.
Terms. Sold subject TO a first deed OF trust
for 81 500 90 due December. 1880. with ".
terest at d rer cent: and second deed of
trust for ab'.nt 81 100000 payable SO. %
month including interest at per cent. The
purchase price over and above said trusts TO
he paid 81 600 90 in cash. balance TO he So
cured by q third deed OF trust. payable
SIS 90 a month including interest at ; per
cent or ali cash at option of purchaser.
deposit of 100000 required. All conyeyanc-
ing recording etc. at purchasers cost
Terms to t.a complied with within twenty
,,ays from day of sale. otherwise deposit for
feited
roh = AucsiUpeSTz
Evening star., 1928-03-03
AUCTION SALES.
FETf RF nAKA
CHOS J. OWEN H. SON. AUCTTOSEER9
1926 Eve Street Northwest.

rRgSTEEs Rs:yrEgEs sALEE Or yALrAeLE TEgEg;:
PkEMIs.Esa SO 4I2 THIRD sTsEET
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust d1iy
recorded N I.ibcr No, b574, folio % 2: sea..
nia. and at the reonest OF the party secured
hereby the undcrsi9ned trustees will sslI at
pubic auction in front Of the premises. on
n4SDnG 3 i5gs TIE FIFTR Pix 9F t4fck HtA4ffccHk
PM. the foIlLuing Described land and prem
Ises. situate In tho CITY Of Warrington Die
trtct of Columbia and designa:ed az and
being part nf original lot 16. in .Guare 532.
the northeast corner of sad lot and running
thence south along 3rf street 1911 feet 10
the center line of dividing wall between
pren1isr7 80 and az "rd street: thencs
the west line of s1.f lot: thence north along
SAID west line 1S1I feet 10 the north line
o. sag ~ ~; thence east along said north
the surveyor for the District D.; Columbia
and recorded In Surrey Book ~ PAGE 4g7
IN said suryeybr's Office
Terms Of safe ,OnH-thrf of the purchase
equal tnata!irnents Da7abis in one and two
years Hi'h interest at uer eentIr1 per
| annnm. pavabie sern-annual!y. from day of
sale toured by dseh nf trnss upon the
| the nurchaser 4 Gep1sit of Sn10 viii ta
| reduired at time Of sale. All conYeyarfcin1
| recording etc.. AZ coat .: purcha,er Terms
| ~ sale 70 % cbmDiisd with within thirty
| laws from day of s3le. othnrxi the trus-
tees res"rve the right 10 resell the r1ror,erfv
| ~ me risk and cost Gf def1u!.ing nurcnsser
alter i've ddYa' advert sArncut ~ sUrh resale
~ some newspaper published in Washing
| ton. d. c.
| JOHN y HOWARD
.o, CHARLES 5. SHREVE.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
feo3-dAds ezsi -'';TI Trnsfee,
THO3. J. OWEN & SON. ATCTIOEEERs.
1925 Ere 81. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PEAT.
E.TATE, BEtNG A TWO STORY BRICK

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
DWELLING. CONTATSISG six ROOMS
ASD hath WITH BrILTIN GARAGE.
KSRTHwEAsI:r kKSRTT a '55 QUINCY STREET
By virtue Of a certain deed Of. trust, re:
t9sid t6e dng II rda6r. Lor5 E9 q ~ 241 z; fo9 M
bia and AZ the, reauest OK the parties se-
cured thereby. the. unfersl Zned Will sell st
WEDEESDAY. THE sEEEETI DAY 0F'
MARCH. 1923. AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm,
the foll1wlrg-descrited land and prem Ises,
situate in the District OF Columbia. an6 BE-
ing lot numbered ninety-nne fgII in acuars
numbered i"eu;y-nine hundred and one
f?9Gl }. as described IN sald deed O; trust.
upon the foil1~InZ terms.
Terms OF sale: said property is subject 10
a rror deed Of trust securing an Irce1tef4-
ness Of 81 100 90. and said property will s,e
aoid subject 10 said deet-of-tTyist i1de1ted-
ness. Or rhe purchase Drgce over and above
said deed nf trust. One-ihlr6 is 20 he paid
In cash and the balance n TWO equal INSTALL
rnents. PAYABLE IN one ard two years. with
pagahle ="rns-annually. secured ~ seconG
dr.t nf trust upon the property sold. or all
cash at the option Gf the purchaser. In
t"rczt and taxes - y. paid or al u=ted 10
date Of sale. a deposit nf 5000 80 Til Re
rcGuirsd ~ the time Of sale. All conveyance
ing. recording etc. AZ the cost OF purcr aser.
Terms Of sale 20 Re complied with within
ro.it VIII I've forfeited and properly resold az
risk and cost Of defaultin= purchaser after
five days advertisement Of such resale IN
sn:ne newspaper published in Washington.
B. FRANCIS SAUL.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
CENTER-HALL-PLAN
BRICK.
One-IIalf Square Off 10Th St.
&17 200

This home IL brand new and consists nt a
center entrance bali. 10 the right 1f which
is living room Hulse width sf the house .
10 left nf hail IL All unusually large dining
room with Frenrb doDfs Trading 10 Az rk-
tsens yeIy finished breakfast rom having IN
lad tuhier tile floor ia" kii"tirn ls ealnDpnf
with especially designed cabinet. with re-
frIgefaior and tile foGf. all downstairs cell
inRs are tinted.
on the secpnd ifoor there ~ one bedroom.
Hidih VI hDusG, ~lth two "IDss.fs hbh u btis
yat shower bath: two otber iedfnDms with
another bath aud In addition an ih"los"d.
heated and lighted sleeping porch, on The
third floor there IL ia finished MAIDS room
q Large stoFefDpni ai1d cedar rlnst; ohh
tpD1s Oh The FIRST and se"phd f14fs; ali
windows are 0t plate Pihss IA steel frames !.
stair rail Gf wrought if1H.
This IL the iast orhteF hall -plaH home re-
mining gnsDId ~ AN ot,rIAtJDB thai Ns "th'
slider ihe most "rfisisteiitIS tnlei!of ever
efsurlructeS ~ WAEhiDFtpH. aHd al th1 bhot s
yfiD- ~, unbF.eefentcd ghiue. ar II f"irrs
seots ii reduction hf ~ .boJg Heated aud
Dght Il from 3 ~ q pm, until sold Ibfits
out 18Th II, and tnfn sjPiit 90 Van H'"rn
ri ,ne bali sAuafe 20 1927 Van Btfcit II.
McKEEVE.R K GOSS, INC,
l4isK ST Main 4752.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING. SEVEN ROOMS AND AT

TIC No. 1324 JACKSON ST. NE.
BY virtue of CERTAIN deed OF trust duly
recorded. bcing instrument No. So of the land
records of the District of Columbia, 3nd at
the request of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will offer for sale ny
public auction, in front Of the nrsuiises.
on WEDNESDAY. THE FOURTEENTH DAY
OF MARCH. la:s AT Foi'R O'CLOCK IN,
the following described land and premises.
situate IN the District of Columbia. to wit:
Lot =. III Kate Collins and Jn@erhine Bros
mons subdivision of lots in block "a Brook
land as per plat recoriri IN LIt~'r 20 NJ
folio 30 in the at'iCt. Of IN" surveyor for the
District OF Columbia. subject to covenants
nf r,corsi. Said property known AZ this date
lot So%4 in square 393l.
Terms of sale; One-thvd cash balance IN
two ednal iustallments. represented by the
nromissory notes of the purchaser. pAyahe
in otis and two years with Interest at q per
cent ner annum frou, day of sale. payable
seui annually. secured hv deed ot trust urou
property soil. all cash NJ option 0f pur-
chaser. A deposit of $500 0n rralt,rsd a,
sale. All COnVeyancing. recording and no
tarial fees a. cost ct purchaser. Terms fo
". corirlieSi with within thirty days from
day of sale. otherwise thr trustees reserve
the righ, to resell the uropertv NJ the risk
and cos. of thr defaui,ing purchaser. after
five davs advertisement Of such resale IN
some nesspaner published in the city Of
" ashington. II. G.
q N.RERT WHITE
HAIRY II. DENUAM,
nh"iStih< rxSu T~u~fsfs
Evening star., 1928-03-03
THOs. J. OWEN SON AUSTIOSEERS.
las Eve 81. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME
DWELLING KNOWN AS PREMISES

DWELLING. KNOWN AS PREMISES
1905 GtRARD ST. NV.
By virtue Of a certain- dee? os trust duly
rlent So. a-iouS the Ian, rScG.,is ot the
District of Colnc'bga Src AZ thc y~dusSt ot
the party secured ihere,v. the undersigned.
trustees viii sell. q; pub.1S aggs.on n i-3a;
prdHTH M a4 nAY n.,i's ~ nEorIHEs S>bA + ls9 @
AT FOt'H O'CLOCK Pm the following
descrifSs! land anil premises. situate II the
District of Columbia, and aesl<na'sj "a and
txin< parts 81 iois eieNen IL a1t 'we.vs
,l@l IN otO.,S thirteen ti3f II rNci ard
Browns Subdivision ot part ~ AouD+ Pleas
anE and la J~Aut F3Aiis%- A. EssC usai WI
District Ct CuJ~t9t!A AZ iit~r Levy Ce!r;
E4nutr& 11 fye. c.A~s 81 tsES northwest csNrslSr
1t sSnt lot II @ni rs.cnla< ihsG.c ~a>' IL
line ut sa.1 tN5 u. thrEs~ west 81 fSeI.
at., ,heulg rorth i,,1 te.t i, shs' tc-,, nm .nE
TvsniS Suit Sut'TcS ~ 0~}Hr de<s ct
trlts. to~ - 5o2. further pag;gcGlS-s os
wa,ch ws}i y, SnoeunIy,i ): t.;,,s ~ sac.
trpoS,t ~ ~.ua required. Further terms IN
~ Aat}ouu.ts} \. tae.c Ct sale tcDvsNSHc-
.n< g.Nci,nS. etr,, al r,.ccs sSsr Sosi.
t:sNs d5ys otherwise tsea>lI l1gts.tsa ar:
ths ,ry.t~'rfv naAv b. advertised ssl CeSSi1
AZ the discretion - thA :=u~tt~NS
y, M',rVS i, = ~. SrfASS} ! ,$$ES,r S$ESS,
sxrNE PURCHASER HAVING nrFArI.T-
81 the alSsNe PROPERTY MI " srsa.J ~
or,irr ot ,Ne sg}3,srf> ON NONpAN MAECE
Fik~rH I0ES AT FIVE O'CLOCK IN. The
,ertus 80 yVEtAsn fhe ssnle cNtves E&4i settle
nscu; must " u tste w!th'n - SaNS
MU.ru\ ~rHA>Ni kNHS
CLARENCE l. plN\\EjI~
rHOS. OWN & >c< ACCrlpNEEHS,
-
Evening star., 1928-03-03
OPEN.
III. ALLISON ST. NV.

PRICED FOR QUICK SALE.
ZIG GROOM H0ME-BTILT.1N GARAGE.
ONLY - .a5o-S250 CASH.
II vov sre looking for a real bargain in
a rrod y " section ie will nay you 10 inspect
shig hlE room home with 3 large covered
porches. on = high elevation. convenient TO
stores schoa1s chu1 ches and transportation
fat1ltttes Tiled bath with huiIt-n tub and
SHOWER. master hef7ronm across entire front
ct horse wru eGuinneti kitchen. concrete cell
Ia wfth dnat,le laundry travs. Buit-in ga
rzEe dseu lot 80 raved alley. In perfect
condition. newly decorated and painted, hard
voo6 Haors electricity and all modern con-
~er,eroes This horne il priced for imme-
date sale ~ :. ASA. Oniv $3.50 cash and
easr u7orth}~ rsrnsents Cali Georgia @@iS
for spnAlntnsent To inSpect
Evening star., 1928-03-03
AUCTION SALES.
ElfTl,RE MAYA
ADAM 4. WESCHLEK q son. Auctioncers

ADAM A. WESCHLEk son. Auctloneers.
rRYSTEEs rRl Tn sA sAE t9T,ytA oE yALrARLE ~
or TwO-STORY BRICK DIV ELLfNG,
KNOWN, AS PREMISES NO. 433 ELM
BY virtue of = certain deed of trust duly
recorded IN Librr No. 541B. folio ct seq.
Of the land records of the District of Co.
cnres thereby. the undersigned trustee will
the prcmlse- on TUESDAY TIE SIXTH
DAY OF MARCH. 1928. AT FOUR-THiKTY
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described lanu
and premises. situate IN the District of
Columbia. 10 wit: Lot numbered sixteen t1d,
IN Edward y. Droors subttyision in square
numbered thirty hundred and eighty t30sob.
"a per plat recorded In the ofiice Of the sur.
.eSnr tor the District of Columbia in LATER
county %3 q folio 30, with appurtenanres
ani improvements known rs 433 Elm vt. nv.
subject to right OF way.
Terms OF sale: One-ihlri of the purchase
money To be naid in cash. the balance in two
rdua. installments represented by the prom
issiry notes of the purchaser. payable in one
and two wears. with interest at d per cent
per annum from day OF sale. payable semi.
annually se,"ured by deed of trust upon the
the purchaser. 4 deposit of SloO az reauir-
ell OF purchaser at time of sale All convey
ancinS. recording and notariai fees ai cost Of
purchaser. Terms of sale 10 t,e complied
with WITHIN thirty days from day OF sale
otherwise the trustee reserves the right 90
The siefauiting purchaser after five days' AL
N~rfI%rment of such resale IN some newsIsa,,sr
published in the city of Washington. j.. L.
LOUIS II. PEAK
To- t-.lA.IscxSn Surviving Trustee.
THOMAS J. OWEN { son. ~ATCTloNEERS
Evening star., 1928-03-03
SAl.E-IlOlJSES.

COLORED-$4.4SO.
Near 1lth and Md ave n.c.--Nice little
home rooms {" hedroonsl. bath. elec.
trio lights; terms. $3.50 cash. S3T.E0
monthly. Vacant. Get key from l.. E. F.
PRINCE, S1{ Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
ADAM \. WESCnlER & soN. Aurs,.o--'


TRUSTEES SALE uE NAI.CAStE StX.
ROOM AND HArU BRICK nWFIIiSt;
NO. ~ MYRTLE SfkEEf NuRrt{E ASST
fN virtue az = crrtN.u decd uf trust ,!ulv
rrcorstc,i IN Litter M. Sat@, foiia %ry IT St%I .
Of the land .ecur,is ut the nSsrix III Coh,n,
ma. and AZ the request ot the party sr.,,uyt%,
thereby, the nn,sers,xued trustTrs wlu Gfrrr
Tor sale ey rnl.!ic auction. in front uG she
pMrcm.srs M na FRIDAY THE NlNru NAY
thn tolloWtns .dcs>Fittd land and pfvni.<s,s
situate ~ the District of Cotunitua Ia MA
tas lao IN u T. Gtiivrt's sutss,sist,an ~
square nta. a. sasd ssts!tV tsian ~ re>%,nse,i
III The onitG pf the survey ar Ut the n,str,,I
of cnlumha IN HOOK I. H. r. naxs Sin
rcfnts nf sale: The above nrul.rgty wln ~,
snld subject ~ first decd ~ trust for
81 hnnuo, at ia 70, ,l,tc Auxusi ! inSn
amounting IL %iHOnf. uNenit,o; over s,ld
above said trusts cash \ tgloStt III
- ~ % tvantt'd ot rnFVhaser AZ tiuis al
sale, All t"tNeNat'tnG- fUrVr,tsng Ani no
tAriat ttTs AZ eest OF purchaser fsrsns ,e
sale Ia 10 rnntplrI With wtthtu thtrts ,iavs
tr"m .iaS at sale, uthcrw.ss ths, trustreS re-,
serve thu rsht to r,s,ii the pn.yS,Tls At "a.
risk and cost Of the detaugtloS purchaser
after ave dass' advertisement ~ sttrh reSais,
~ sHme newsrapee nuthshed IN ,hs vlty Ut
Washington II, 4,
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tpWAkp u, COLEMAN
fo"S mht 3R,S Trustees
Evening star., 1928-03-03
Trustees Sale Of Twelve De-
sirable Two-Story Semi-De-
tached, Six-Room Stucco Over
Tile Dwellings, Situate on the
South Side of Fulton St. NV,
Immediately West of Dana
St. NV.

Yn. nx x,r'n. Of decd Of trust recorded in
Liter No. aSsG at tolios 3"5. 3aa 33i 10.
I4l., 3i3. 3io, 3a3, 3A7, 3d0 ati. a6s oi
tho land rcc"tis Of the District of Columbia
FRIDAY, THE NINTH DAY or MARCH
ID. ICES, AT FouR.TillRTY O'CLOCK
I'm. the west .5 feet OF iot "a all OF lots
3a !? and ~ and III. east IS feet of lot
20. all or said lots hy the fun ,lcpth thereof
In sanarc numbered fourteen hundred and
minstecn nineteen ,itlol in subdivision made hy
William + Jackson and James D. Dorsrtt
e parts OF b tract OF land called ST
fhilip ana Jacob. as ,wr Mat recorded IN
Of the District nf Columbia. subject 10 the
building restriction line as shown on said
plat of suhiy t@ou
Terms OF sale; One fourth cash. haisn,S,
IN ono two and three wears with interest AZ
u per tcnt per snnnm. nayahir semi annii-
ally. Deposit pf $500 each required AZ time
of sale AMI tho purchaser ailo~e, hftecn
dats from date af sale Ia yomplete thu pur.
chase, Further particulars at time OF sale
All cohNesanctnE, retof'!ins, etc. at pur.
rhascFs cost.
ARTHUR u BISHOP,
FRED MCKEE.
fe"S,iSdseSsu Trustees,
rHDS 4 OWEN SDN A{ft"fInNEkHS
Evening star., 1928-03-03

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