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Evening star., 1928-11-18
BUILDING rs MAIL PLANES
Type Will Be Used in San Fran
cisco-Chicago Line.

A feet of IS new mail planes for
operation on the San Francisco Chicago
transcontinental route is being produced
in the plant of the Boeing Airplane Co.
at Seattle. The planes are of new
type known as the "95," with wing
spread Of A feet and a lower wing of
but 80 feet 6 inches.
There are three cockpits for mail and
one for express, all forward of the
pilots pit. The planes will have a high
speed with full load of 14O miles per
Only 525 feet run is needed for take
off with full load, and the plane can
get into the air from a standstill in 10
seconds The plane has rate of climb
OF l,025 feet per minute The power
plant is Pratt e. Whitney 525-horse-
power Hornet motor. The planes are
said to be unusually attractive. being
finished in green, chrome yellow and
silver.
Evening star., 1928-11-18

rather than to attack. Their armament
is entirely for protection.
The big bombers are the battleships
Of the air. They are often seen drum
ming their way across the sky in a v
formation. keeping close together for
projection. Their mission Is to carry
bombs. not to fight enemy aircraft ex-
cept as means Of defense. They have
large crews, consisting of pilot, bomber
and machine gun operators. These
planes also have wide cruising radius,
as they have to carry bombs we'll into
the enemy territory and drop them be-
fore returning home The bombers, all
though they can concentrate from their
close formation heavy machine gun
fire, are sometimes protected by pur-
suit planes. which fly above them and
endeavor TO ward off enemy attack.
Copyright 1929
An article by Col. Lindbergh on the present
and future OF aviation will appear each wees
AxgcIry IyA !. .tv4NN
Evening star., 1928-11-18
LOVE Of SPORTS
SPURRED WR|GHTS
Inventors Also Desired "To
Make Something Out
of Nothing"

Editors, note-This yeer marking the
flight OF the Wright brothers alrplane
peculiar interest centers in Orville
Nrlsht. surviving co-inventor. In the
following interview. one of series Mr.
Wright has given the Associated Press
AVIATION editor. he beSpeakS more IN
tcreSt in aviation as q spoltl
Evening star., 1928-11-18
in traffic, on the hills,
on the straightaway-
compare its power and swiftness
then you'll know why it is scoring
the most sensational success
in fine car history!

general enlargement and refinement of the entire
Buick operating assembly-all combine to impart
matchless thrill Of eager getaway,
lightning acceleration, inexhaustible power-a
bottomes reservoir energyfo every driving need
Never before such beauty never such luxury and
comfort . never such amazing performance and
never, in all automobile history, such instant and
universal public preference for any motor car! Men
and women everywhere are acclaiming this new
Buick the great car of the world!
Evening star., 1928-11-18

If you've marveled at the sweeping demand for the
new Buick if you've wondered how any car
could deserve such praise it is winning from
owners everywhere come prove for yourself the
amazing abilities underlying its sensational success
Drire this new Buick! Know the exhilaraton alone
can give! Experience at first hand the performance
which has made it the outstanding favorite of fine
car owners everywhere!
Larger bore, longer stroke, improved carburetion-
Evening star., 1928-11-18

An article by Col Lindbergh on the present
exclusively in washington in The Sunday
Evening star., 1928-11-18

The Westerner has taken to nying a
little easier than his Eastern cousin.
Perhaps it is because the strain of ad-
venturous blood is a little fresher out
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-15
CUNNEN ARE NAbDED
 FOLLOWING \ TERRIFIC
 HAND ID HAND BATTLE

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Is, P)- After terrific hand to hand battle in a small hotel room here, police t'ok into custody three alleged New York gunmen wanted" here in connection with a number of recent iObberies.
 After a severe grilling the three men remained defiantlv silent all though they are suspected of being the perpetrators of the $200,0O0 day light jewel robbery in which M1r- ray Lang, New York diamond mer- chant was kidnapped.
 A number of guns and a large amount of ammunition was seized on the police raid.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-15
GET OUT FROM UNDER

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is, (P)-A few hours after the greatest police shakeup in the history of Philadel- phia, Mayor Harry Mackey declired all responsibility for last Mays or ganization of the Department which placed police captains under political bosses.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-15
ASSIGNING REGARDLESS

WASHINGTON, Oct IS, (P)-Re- plying to reports that he will soon resign his post, Secretary of State Kellogg declared he will quit his position next March regardless of the outcome of the election.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-15
EDITOR IS KIDNAPPED

BERLIN, Oct. IS, R)-German Communists kidnapped Herr Sch wartz, editor of a Socialist news paper as he was on his way to make a radio speech and substituted one of their own number who delivered a red-hot Communist speech.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-15

From the standpoint of economy the only people who really ought to vote those who won't kill other peoples votes
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-15
FITTING CONSIDERATION

With l4O cars Of coal per month going from Healy 10 the Fabanks region for industrial and heat and with another growing demand to the south the Alaska Railroad filling out part of the destiny for which it was originally intended There is apparent reason why thousands of cars of coal should not be laundering into the holds of ships at Seward docks right this moment except that the coal lobby in Washington has tied the cles as we'll as the transportation companies which still tell Uncle Sam where to head in In other words Uncle Sam has railroad and cant it for the purpose for winch 1t conceived and executed In the meantime the thoughtless and unnformed get up their hind legs Ill Congress VapOrze in the press asking why the the people Of the United States should advance any more money to keep the road going absolutely ignoring the fact that we have territory oneffh their own size and have lot of things besides coal
 ct1ous fact that these harpies will harp about small plttance for the Alaska Railroad and will then turn around in softer mood and will recall pleaslraby fhe days when Uncle Sam advanced over S1OOOOOOOO 1eoI4 the Union Pacific and the develop alent of the West.
 General Manager Otto F. Ohlson of the Alaska Rail- road goes Washington month to confer with the Secretary of the Interior and to present his budget for the coming year. If he asks for four or five million dol- lars to carry out his ideas trust Congress will not be aesitan in ppropatng that amount Don't tie his hands aout give him chance and watch him go!
 If America knew of the opportunities for wealth that await capital in the West and Alaska there would be rush to partake of these riches.
 The average age of convcts is younger than former y, which is perhaps due to the superior advantages Joyed by the present generation.
 From the standpoint of economy the only people
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-15

The average age of convcts is younger than former 2y which perhaps due to the superior advantages Joyed by the present generation.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-15

If America knew of the opportunities for wealth that await capital in the West and Alaska there would be rush to partake of these riches.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS. -
TH0s j OWEN 4 SON. AUCTTONEERs.
1873 EYE ST NV.


TRUSTEES SALE OF srx;RooM ANp
PREMIsEs .54l9 MoRRIsoN sTREET,
SHHhypHl SSHfpln@ @nfsf f5Fs p AZ & s462rE At52 Eye
BY virtue Of six certain deeds of trust.
@ tcesr 'i"'1fS s. isa5 81 Eser 5e$7 foiio ao4:
1"p s4 1 LPer II M5% Ss09 fOc 3 pa ao6. 6
the s'' land records & Of the district Of coGmbia
aud at the request of the party secured. the
g 2n y eHs q re PTe%se pSY Or
1928. AT two, O'CLOCK PM. 3419 Morri.
The surveyor FOR the District Of Columbia in
baY Ss 4Wirf2IN? 3R ASP SFrGE 2T TIE HES sAYE hYE
STREET NORTHWEST, AT TwO-FORTY.
lvE ,nd aoG pM ahf m s oed
Columbia. and designated ~ and being ~
lot 10 IN square 1857. t3) lot 20 in square
S n sauare !oa6 Is, Is 'la lot '1 n sauaPe S5s =!
all in Fulton r. Gorslons subdivision Of part
q .o, tract OF land called Chevy Chase
Of the surveyor for the District Of Columbia
n Libeg 49, folio -: LIber 81. folio 81 :
o. ref%s s Of Of siees',fy ssie Sold .ubiec, to
' o wh to be a '4O at time Of .ae
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash, deposit of $500 required
and q all cash terms may be arranged.
A deposit Of 500 reanired on each parcel
etc at cost of purchase. Terms OF sale
to be complied with within thirty DAYS
otherwise deposit forfeited aud the property
may be advertised aud res0id at the discre-
,..aaa III GORDON.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
S1i ON

THIS House MUST BE SOLD AND IT is
PRICED RIGHT
Beautifully located. facanR part of Gov
eminent TesgFv ataCn. convenient 70 trangpQr-
tafion. colonial brick. of excellent consiruc-
flanc zorr bedrooms bath and roomy attic.
Wei arranged first GoOr with copper screened
breakfast porch: oak floors. bearSed ceiling
IL ciring room: automatic water heater aria
hpf-~ste- hest large brilf-in garage: lo-f0ot
covered fruns porch. Vacant Easy terms.
D0WNT0MN
Evening star., 1928-03-22
u PENN STUDENTS
ARRESTED IN RIOT
Traffic Tied Up and Bonfire
Started in Celebration OF
Victory Over Princeton.

By the A ssociatcd Press.
PHILADELPHIA. March 2l.-Fiftcen
University Of Pennsylvania undergrad
yates. including the president Of the
senior class, we're arrested early today
after celebration of Penn's defeat Of
Princeton for the Eastern IntercOl-
legiate Basket Ball League champion
ship.
A disturbance in which 1000 stu
dents participated, took place In The
section Of West Philadelphia adjacent
to the campus and 1t was not quelled
until firemen drenched the celebrants
with water. For several hours the stu
dents battled police reserves, tied up
traffic and started bonfire Mix
bottles were hurled. and one policeman
was cut by flying glass.
John Mcdowell, senior president, vas
arrested on charge Of inciting TO riot
and held in Jail for some time before
being released to await a hearing.
Members of all classes participated
in the celebration. which started as
soon as the students reached the
campus after leaving the Palestra.
where the basket ball contest vas
played At first they engaged in
general lOlllty performance, Which, d.
sumed semblance of riot when 20
policemen arrived to disperse the
crowd.
All traffic vas stopped on one Of the
main ttorcughfares Of that section OF
the city, the victory y-craZed students
pulled trolley poles from the street cars,
and in the midst Of the excitement
several score gathered around stalled
trolley and attempted TO lift II from
the tracks.
The police drove them back several
blocks. but when the students reached
the center Of one OF the main intersec-
tions they started a huge bonfire IN
the street. and firemen We're summoned
to etxinguiSh it. Upon arrival OF the
firemen the crowd retreated and took
a truck trailer with them, placing il
in the middle of a street some dis
tance away, again holding up traffic,
They set fire to the trailer. and onca
more firemen extinguished the flames
and then turned several hose lines on
the crowd of students.
At one time the students crowded
around the station house and demanded
the release Of Mcdowell. saying he had
attempted to stop the disturbance when
! arrested.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM 4. wEscHLER 4 SON. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
,t%ha6f,iSx a9, AfSfEsGE ffSTEs soufhEAs?2k g HI ss?2krH
Lbr No. 40 f" g @ '" et see Of the 10
land % record, ip the office Of the Recorder
at the request OF parties secured thereby the
undersigned will offer for sale at public auc-
At FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following:
described real, estate. and improvements in
bia, to wit: Part of lot sixteen 16I in
Metcalf and Van Hooks subdivision of lots
(943l. as said subdivision is recorded in
thc ONCE Of ne surveyor OF the District OF
following metee and bounds. viz Beginning
for the same at point in the line Of North
four one-hundredths i16.44l feet northeast
erly from the northwest corner Of said lot
lie of said avenue sixteen and forty-f four
one.hrndredths u6.44l feet TO the said
corneF tb ol sse ,o ne m a9 n
cighty-seven ts7l feet seven t7) inches
thence northeaeterly at right angles with
north along the line of said alley to the
point OF its intersection with line drawn
lima avenue from the point of beginning ::
thence with said line reversed to the BEGIN
Terms of sale: One-third cash and balance
payable in two equal nstallments at one and
two years from date of sale. with interest
n six per cent per annum deferred pur-
chase price from day OF sale. or all cash at
purchasers option. A deposit of $4,000
cash will be required at sale. Trustees to
convey good title in fec. free from all
liens Current taxes and rents to be adjust
ed To day of sale. Deferred payments To be
secured by the promissOry notes of the pur-
chaser payable at one and two years. respec-
lively. after day of sale. and by first lien
to trustees. All conveyancing. recording and
n0tarial fees and cost of examining title to
comply with terms Of sale in thirty days
from day OF sale. $4,000 deposit will he
forfeited and trustees reserve right to resell
at purchaser risk and cost
EUGENE MOORE.
Trustee 13I4 Longfellow 81. NV.
LAWRENCE GARDNER MOORE.
Trustee. Wardman Park Hotel.
JAMES MOORE,
Trustee 4. 3. Chamber of Commerce
All the heirs at law of David Moore. survfv-
ing trustee under said deed.
,t1p u
Evening star., 1928-03-22
D. II. ROLAND DRERY.
b, EkitE TALBOT.
THOs J, OWES 4 sOA. AEETIOkEEHs.
1873 Ess slreel aoflb Neat.

Far,sIkEEs, sAsLE or ,ysALgAABLE ,hiHEAAdd
DMkLI;i is,s TAlhlkG EfVE EoQHs
4kefEsrFHH nth Ts4fagEKf Efo%5hn oS%5hnrAfEAsT" S'@
e'dso ''1f e Lbsr - 10 s; ss2a az < to!ie 9o3 q
tiae lafle fessoFGs Of the District Vt Columbia,
nd ~ The request 0f the parties secured
thereby The 1tdetEgt.eH VIII sell st gub,nle
f," rHE Il f'oq' TwfeT Il !P fsTTsi;+' bxY * n
HAECH. iy2s At THREE FokTY;;FIyE
OfLIICk PA tIls following described Land
snd premises situate 10 the District, ~ 60,
'ugfDa snd being lgi ognbeget pas hundred
@a ss4 s.'1ss I'm 70 e2a q'D.etse :. e.
Srlissd lu sstd deed Of ifUst upon The fol
TeffDs ii ssis Said property Ia sHblset
~ D.'.' aeas9 VA - 'ts. se.gfaDk 90 l"asnen n Z.
soId snbleet 10 sald deed of Tasl indsbtsd
aess. Dt iis IyliFstlass price over an1 above
1ssg iced II trust gDe third - 10 be paid
~ cash aud tbs balanes tn two eaDai in
siglinsstss psysDls IN one At,d two years.
mum. baysbie semi annually. secured by sec
1i.d nsed Gt trust BB9H tle property e0ld. az
I'll cash - the option of tbs purchaser. In,
re lttss. 20 .A'ss & = " bse ao ,r osogldstsf M 70
ssso,,tse ,s.,,ss :, tls line ef sale. Al ee@.
- ssfr Terms n sais 10 bs e9DDlied with
silh.a .h'rig l3gp dags from, day % sale,
l,s9osis feseS i risE ssd, eo.i II dsfanit
ing gggchsySeI. afles Ggs fsI DAYS adgsr-
nasmsht u snnh tssais tB SOME gswRpapEf
/ published in ,.Wssni.Elt19a =. n.
w633issa p" sgsrs5sw fisffs W.
1as4t SAessgS4 1Fgslsss
Evening star., 1928-03-22
SCHOOL FACES VACCINE.
Precaution Against Smallpox Or
dered in Arlington Institution.

Special Dispatch to The Star
CLARENDON, Va. March 22.-Wash-
ington-Lee High School pupils. teach
ers and employees yesterday were or
dered by the county health department
10 be vaccinated against smallpox by
Monday.
This was decided following discov-
cry OF case of smallpox in the home
Of one of the high school students.
Persons at the high school are given
the choice of having the incubation
done by their own family physician or
the county doctor. Many are having IL
done by the latter. who appeared at the
school early today to take up the work.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
THos. ]. OWEN L SON. AIicTIoNEERs.
l4a5 I've ~. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE; BEING A
or q STREET SOUTHWEST BETWEEN
SOUTH CAPITOL STREET AND ONE.
HALF STREET
Hy virtue ~ certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No at35, folio ~ rt SEQ.
nf the land records of the District of Cotuul.
hia. and AZ the request OF the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees win sell
ut nmhlle auction, Ia front Of the premises.
an TUESDAY. THE THIRD DAY or APRli.,
A,D. 1879. AT FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK
I'm. the following described land and prem ,.
ises, situate In the city of Washington, Dis.
ing all Of lot ~ Ia District Construction
cnrpnratiun's subdivision of square east Of
square dtj. ~ frr plat recorded In the once
of The surveyor for the Diatfict nI Columbia
In tiher 40 at fulin AZ,
Terms ~ sale; one-third of the purchase
innnrp 10 he paid in cash balance IN two
equal iustalments PAYABLE tn one aud two
years. with interest nj six per ccntum per
anRum payable mcmi annually frum day uf
sale secured by deed of trust upon the prop.
erty suid ur all cash at the option ot tho
purchaser, depoat of 100000 will he
REQUIRED at time nf sale, All conveyanciug
recortinE. etc ~ cost OF purchaser, Terms
6f sale 10 be campited with within thirty
dsys from day of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right 10 resell al the property at
after ave days advertisement of such resale
~ snme newspaper published IN Washtnston
ID e,
SAMUEL, A. DRURY
JAMES u, NICHOLSON,
mh9g ~ ~ nN,Ht Trustees
Evening star., 1928-03-22
THOs. j. OWEN 4 SON. AuCTIONEE
lf3b Eve ~. NV.

lhtaasrInnpES arnnpvS ns.Al;E OF yAlIIAnLE TWO,
ls9A kNDWsk As sAPehsIahST PRsIfshFsT ND sull!p is!,,
sTHEbT NORTHWEST, CONTAINING
~ virtue nf a .nerialn deed OF trust, duly
re 'nrdeg IN iiher No. baBb fnli0 a9n ii seei
~ the lHhu records al thH DstFiet nf Coltinl
nls ami az the request ~ the party secured
lnrtelHt the undersigned trustees will sell
~ n.mhiic auction ~ front ~ the premises
nh >WEnNIsnAf THE TWENTY EiaHTIl
IA ~ MARCH, A II iD.A Ar THREE,
IHithIf O'CLOCK Pm. the following de
niiy ~ Washlnaton nIAtriet ~ Columbia
r. Asliers combination ~ narts ~ arigipal
lots ! and ~ IA snaare aTb. az per plat
Ise"fded ii the niiIae ~ the surveyor fnr
folio i64 "
Terms Of sale One fourth of the purchase
money 10 t9s paid Ia naHtI. balance IN three
nausl luhthiaslls payable in nna, twn and
lhrss wears with interest al seven psr zen
tnH ner annunl, nayahls aet8i annually fran
gss nl sale. aaeurea by deed ~ trnal up0n
ti.s property sold, ar all cash at The 0ptlan
~ The purchaser A deposit ~ III 0ilu tlll
viii le REQUIRED a. time uf sale All eGnvep,
Ihflnt- tsehfuihe etc ~ cost ~ purchaser
Terms ~ sale Ia hn complied with within
thirty days from day ~ aaa othefelse The
trustees resffFe the right 10 resell the prup
erig ~ The flsh AMI 00al ~ aefauiling pure
chaser after nya daSA' Fertissment III such
geseis VI aags he~sDapef published In Wash
ahITeo ~. "a Igustsss
Evening star., 1928-03-22
THOS D OWEN q son AUCTIONEERS
1925 Eve STREET NorthMest.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING BEING
PREMISES No. els INDIANA AVENUE


PREMISES NO, sls INDIANA AVENUE
NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF q certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Lfher No. SOL. folio 46l ct SEQ
of the land records Of the District OF Co
lumeia. and at ihe request OF the party sss-
cured thereby the undersigned trustees Will
sell az paolic auction, in front of the prem
SEVENTH pay or MARCH A.n. iasS' At
FOTR O'CLOCK PM. the following ssescrlb-
ri land and premises situate in the CITY of
Washington, District of Columbia and tesiE-
mated as and beipg lot 10 in james n MARI
and Thomas W. smiths subdivision ot
square south of square So as per plat
recorded in Liler Is folio @03 OF the re.
nrds of the office Of the surveyor OF the
District OF Columbia.
Terms af sale Ope-fhird OF the purchase
money to he paid in cash. balance IN two
naual irstsllueBts. payable ia nne and two
wears with interest az : per ccntuus per
n1m. payable s@mi annually from iav af
sale secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty sold, or al cash, at the option of the
purchaser, A deposit of $500 10 will he
redutred at time of saie. All eoBveyanctng.
FecorSitng, etc, at cost Of purchaSer Terms
of sale to ha compiied with within 80 DAYS
from day of sale. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right 10 resell the property At the
risk aud cost Of defaultinx purchaser after
ave days advertisement OF such resale IN
ID. c.
SAMrET. A nRrRY
JAMES r. NICHOLSON
mhIsf61Tlaa 90 81 80 - "; -
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Trustees Sale Of Two-Story
Brick Dwelling, No. 736 Mari
eta Place NV.

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded February z 1897. being instrument
No lbs Of the land records Of the, District
hmha aud at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned, trustees
will offer for sale bv public auction, in front
9, r,r I. shs .:.,, pr@emisss @ on wEDNEsnAY, THE
At FOUR O'CLOCK Pm the following.
described land and premises, situate in the
District OF Columbia. to wit: Lot ~ in
square 1883. in the subdivision made nv
Flnyd " Davis IA per Mat recorded in the
Office of The surveyor for the District Of
Columbia In Llber =" at folio 1852: subject
Terms of sale: The above property will
he sold subject to prior deed of trust for
s. 100000 at 81. Ts. due February LIST
1870: balance cash. A deposit of $500 %
required of purchaser at time of sale. All
conyeyancinK. recording and notariai fees al
cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale to be
comnlied with within thirty DAYS from dan
of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk aud
cost of the defaultlng purchaser. after hve
days' advertisement OF such resale In some
newspaper published IN tie city OF wash
tnKtOn. ID. c.
WALTER G, DAVIS.
FRED A. SMITH.
mil = dLJ.NrGu Tr1atAau
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Trustees Sale of Two-Story
Brick Dwelling, No. 1860 Q
St NV

BY virtue Of certain deed of trust duy
recorded iii Llber No. 5705 folio Ar -
ceg.: Of the land records OF the District oi
Columbia and at the reattest Of the party
secured se1 thereby. the, UNDERSIGNED trustees
VIII offer for sale by Dubl" auction. in
rt 1r.nt ,T,,, of thg ,,, prem,sss on WEDNESDAY
1928. AT FIVE O'CLOCK pm. the follow
In2-described land and premises situate in
the District OF Columbia to wit. Lot g.
y: NJ. Ch3Dins subdivision OF lots in .uttarp
guo. as said subdivision IL recorded in Liber
x. L. H.. folio 334. Of the land records OF
Columbia.
Terms of sale: One-fonrth cash the bal
ance in three equal Installments reprc<ented
by the promissorv notes of the purchaser
payable in one two and three years with
interest at per cent per annum from day
Of sale payaba semi-annually secured ny
deed OF trust upon the DroDertv sold. or all
deposit OF S30UOO required at sale All
cOnvevaDCing recording and notariaI fees at
cost OF purchaser Terms to be compiled
with within thirty days from day of sale
otherwise the trustees reserve the right tn
resell the property at the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser after FIVE DAYS
advertisement in some newspaper published
in Washington. D. e.
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH.
HERMANN H. BERGMAN.
mh11 d&d-exSu Trustees
THOS. ]. OWN & SONS ACCTIONEERS.