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FRED McKEE.
Attorney for Holder of Notes.
THos. J. OWEN & son AUCTi0NEERS.
li25 Eyo Street Northwest
TRrsTEEs. SALE .oF VALUABLE REAL

ESTATE, IEiNG 4 oxE AID oKh.
nt k.as nwr Fii yE Snw MP BATH 4,
SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
ns srtns ,s OF eff aan deed o. rns, d9y
II9 Of The land records OF the District of
Columbia and nj the request of the parties
secured thereby the undersigned wall sell 81
public auction. IN front of the premises. on
ARY 1875. Ar THREE.TaiRTY O'Clock
pm. the following described land and prem.
lses situate In the District of Columbia and
icing lot numbered ten tl0t In square num-
bered forty one hundred and forty t4fa0D,
as described In said deed Of trust. upon the
Terms OF sale; Said property 10 subject to
q prior derd nf trust securing an indebted.
ness OF $500 and said properly viii DO
soid subject 10 said deed OF trust indebted.
sald deed o. trus, ons.thlrd 10 to be paid 10
cash and the balance In two equal install.
neDt. payable N one and two years With
Interest at the rate of uss per annum pay.
able semi. annually. secured by second deed
OF trust upon the property sold. or all cash
and taxes TO he paid or adjusted 10 the date
of sale A deposit OF $500 will he required
at the time al sale. All conveyancing. re.
c9rdibR. etc at the cost of purchaser. Terms
OF sale 10 be complied With within thirty
days from date of sale. Otherwise deposit
viii be forfeited and the property resoid at
the risk sud cost OF the defanltIng puf.
chaser after hTe days adyertaaIne OF such
resale Ia some newspaper published In Wash
., FRANCIS SAUL,
No, D25 18th Street NV.
WILLIAM T.. BENSON.
No. v@6 10Th street NV.
~ - ~ an ~ NNT"'
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ADAM A. wEscHLER 4 son. Auctioneers.
r1NrrrD sTATrS M1RsHAI,s sALr.

UNITED STATES MAESHAI'S SALE.
gut of .the clerks ofise OF the SUPREME
me directed, will SCH 81 puh!ie sale; for
WWssnpgbt2q 2, c. n a TEN 3cL9aSwKr Nm N
THREE. 1927, ali The right. title. claim
and interest Of Samuel C. Rauh in and 10
the following described real estate. TO wit
Tot A. IN Eugene Schwlnehamerrs snhdvl.
SION OF original lot in square S5I. as per
rat OF said subdivision RECORDED In c l1het
p folio 1871. of the records of the once OF
the urveyor OF the District Of CoiumoS
eaid rrcreriv now being assessed Tor taxa
zion Sc lot 500 in square c5T, toGether with
ths i'm orovements thereon seized and lev,sd
Npon as all the right. ,ite. claim and inter
est Of said Samuel G. Rauh in and to sa,d
real estate, and sold 10 satisfy iudgnent,at
law No. T4si4 in favor of Ernest u. VII
Gan1s. - ~ .x~D,D
nnSn.f3t the District Of Columbia.
r-THT ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED. Al
The reques; Of the attorney for the n,a,nnn
until WEDNESDAY. JAM AIRY kol RITZ
Ians AT THE SAME HOUR and place.
EDGAR c. SNYDER,
United States Marshal IN and Tor
the District OF Columbia.
6rA3-SGis exSOAhos
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling Known
as Premises ZIG Bryant St.
NE

By virtue of a certain deed OF trust dated
October goth, la23. being instrument No.
1870. recorded October .:ath. 1n"3. among
the land records nf the District of Columbia.
and at the request OF the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees viii sell
at public auction III front of the premises
ON FRIDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF
JANUARY. AID. 1878. AT FOUR-THiRTY
O'CLOCK Pm. the following -descrihed land
and premises. situate in the District of Co.
iumhia. and designated n being lot NUN.
brred sevcnty.two t1:, in Morris tatrlh
subdivision of lots in block numbered Eve
90. "Edgewood' az PER plat recorded IN
the ofilce of the surveyor for the District
Of Columbia in I4iher = AZ foio &. SAID
block numbered i've 81 i~inE known for
purposes of assessment and taxation as
sauarc numbered shirtyhve hundred ht,y-
Terms: Sold subject 10 n prior deed of
trust for $1,000. further particulars of
which Viii I've announced al time Of sale .
the purchase ptic' ahoy- NNi irust ,o hc
paid ~ cash. \ ,Iepnsit of $500 required
Cnnrevanring. recording. rte. ~ the uut-
chasrr's co*t. Trrmr to I've complied with
within htteen days. otherwise deposit tor
teii"d apu the propetty may he ADVERT -ed
and fc~ohi at the discretion NJ tho trustees
G. r. RICHARDSON'S
MILTON STRASHuRGER.
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MILTON STRASHURGER.
La 2 4 A.A.A
THOMAS j. OWEN l. SON NT'rTloNEERs
LAPS Eve St NV
COLLATERAL. AT. Auction

COLLATERAL At. AUCTION.
By virtue Of certain collateral note
dated Washington. u. e.. D"ccmher 18Th.
1874. default having occurred IN the pay
mrnt oi same. and ri the request az tie
holder thereof. viii seil nj public auction
r r'ho our rim G r ,tsf ESs n.y 50
the collateral named therein. 10 vii, ons
second trust note signed hinneh A. Glover.
Inc balance now being s7's56 ~, secured
on lot ii9 in square So Subject Ia a
prior trust for $500. particulars at time
of sale.
Terms of sale All cash All parties
having an inierest takr notice,
THOMAS J. OWEN A. SON.
tA3Ah AuptiupreFa
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

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Reasonable rates. Phone Col. 5000 between
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United States Marshal's
Sale Of
Thirty-four Hundred
(34OO) Doors

by virtue Of wrifs Of feri facias issuef
rat of the clerks Office of the Municipal and
supreme Courts OF the Distric; OF Go.
luwihla and 10 me directed. ! viii sell for
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THoS. J. OWEN & SON, AuCTIoNEERS
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LOUIS GUTENBERG
Attorney for Party Secured.
wilkins Building.
DEF .1D.al ,1a3,J.B
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
PotET oBYVATEL 'sTvA A
MER1CKXCH M1EsT. =
II ~ F. L. l.. S. ~
F. L.. l.. s..

Mesto New, York malo dha l..
julia 1923 vyse sest' milionov oby-
vatel'ov. -. Brooklyn ic najhu-
stejsie zal'udnatenou Stvrt'ou 20
vsetkych piatich casti mesta. -
Obyvatel'stvo Chicago odhaduje
sa ma 3,157,OOO dust. - Philadel-
phia ma vyse 2yDOO, 900, Detroit
], 1,378,8OO a Cleveland jedon mi
lion obyvatel'ov.
Americke ministerstvo obcho-
du, respective jeho oddelenie pre-
scitanie l'udu urobilo dna /. julia
1928 odhad popuplacie vsetkych
miest, ktore maly r. 1920 Wac ako
10000 obyvatel'ov. Tento odhad,
ktory Dol uverejneny minister
stvom obchodu, zaklada sa vo
vacsine prfpadov ma tom predpo-
klade, re ro6ity prirast obyvatel'-
stva cd roku 1920 je priblizne ten
isty, ako priemerny rocity prirast
rokoch 191O-1920. V statoch,
v ktorych bolo vykonane scftanie
l'ndu r. 1925, spomenuty trad od-
haduje pocet dneSnych obyvate-
lov podl'a vzrastu populacie v
, rokoch 92O-1925. Pri s1itani
boly vzate do povahy krajiny,
ktore boly privtelene alebo odde-
lene cd 1zemia Spojenych Statov,
teda vsetky zmeny, ktore boly "a
znamenane v poslednych rokoch
a ktorych 1rad dostal zpravu.
Tento sp sob odhadovania je vo
vacsine pripadov sprayny. Y tych
pripadoch, kde je. pricina k do
mienke, ze nasledkom vynimocne
rychleho vzrastu populacie odhad
boil by cd pravdy prid'aleko, ale.
DO v prfpadoch, kde pri posled-
nom scftanf l'udu boil zistent po.
kles ' pocte obyvatelstva, ziad.
iny odhad urobeny nebol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14

6,O17,5OO dust. Y tohoto poetu pri-
pada' ma Brooklyn 2,308,5O0, ma
Manhattan 1,752,000, ma Bronx
95l 800, na Queens S54,400 a ma
Richmond (Statcn Island) 150,.
700.
Obyvatepstvo Chicago, druht-
ho najvicsicho mesta Spojenych
Statov, vzrastlo pocas poslcdnych
6smich rokov 70 2,701,70O ma
3,157 200 Obyvatel 'stvo Philadel.
phie vzrastlo 1,824,000 ma g.
O64, 200, Detroitu z 1,242,O00 ma
1.378,0O0. Prvy raz v dejinach
mesta Clevelandu, Ohio, ma toto
mesto Wac ako jedon million oby-
vatel 'ov, a to 100000.
2 invch vel'kych americky ych
micst ma st. Louis, Missouri,
$4,000, Baltimore $50. 400, Bos-
ton 799,200, Pittsburgh 673,S00,
San Francisco 5S5,3O0, Los Ange-
les 576.673 T.. 1920 (pocet r. 1928
ME ic znamy), Buffalo, N. Y.
$50, 500. Washington, D. c. 552,-
600. Milwaukee 1900, Newark,
\. J. 473,GOO, MINNEAPOLIS 455,-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14

stavsbny financn5 vtbor pd xvxcssud kosola.
Cd A. Bnedik znkA Seff M Polio
sa Pava Lisak Tnavsky ml j. ckma Pank NJ Kldci
Ably praca prsavovana a systemaky zvoleny Dol tomu
stavebny vybor kto pozosava nasleducch cirkevnkov
Trnaysk Lsak Stefan Pank Matej PABLO Andre
Bendk Jan Ser Pave Tnavsky Zvoleny Dol tiez al fl
naneny vybor ktory nanc whore boil
Pave serfe Samuel Laska Jan cmar Mcha Kdek
Jozef zlnka, 4 Jan Mache Jan Koniar.
Tieto vybory Sova b. kazate spou caste scha
dzavay rady pravovay predpace prstavenu Koneene
poadanj Dol archekt Richard Znk kot priprav plany
Arxho kosto sby nakres pln da korsho BY %
prssyo sa6ho koso zaviest parny ohrev;
aoyant skna da mo jednedacbfh ssEych oksn obarvit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
Z bEJfN sIovENSKEJ EvANJ A. " CIRKVE
JANA HUsA v YOUNGSTOWN.
cirve sosavi Pavel Trnavsky m Samuel Badae
Andrej Benedk Rev. Juraj Roh
IOdtlaeene "Pamatniha', 25. vyrocia cirkve)
(Pokraeovanie) ~

Cv ostaa nejaky cas- bez Sova Bozeho kazateia
upraznen1 anicu povoa 81 cirkv velp JuraJa
Rob- kory prye 60 Dol Chicago Ill., vysvateny urad ka
povoane al pral zyitsl do crkve dha sep
tenbra 1922 pomocou Bozou s pokorne
Panovi eho drahej ckv do Velp Roh do ckve
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14

Trad pre- scitanie l'udu odhadu-
je, ze do l.. julia 1928 populacia
mesta New Yorku .vzrastla na
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
TAX sa pokraeovalo pomaly

vntro chamu inc TAX pokraeovalo pomay
sice, ale sto s# s.s s
Ked mali pany as $1,000 90 hoovych daily pany
Zodpovednu pracn stayana dali j.
Echo plumbersk pracu dosal H. Henry ktrikarsku pa
Petteson okna vyhoovia Pittsburgh Stained Glass Co
vndtone malovane varnsovane vykona Frank Pasarela
prca psavena obnovenia staa $792OO Zvacseny
chram dohotovny okobr oku 1921 Savnos posvacky
pr apra p 1923 lcasti ypp Andreja
Oavsk6ho Andreja Roa domacho kazatela Sova Bozeho
hone navsivena ako veriacmi domace
evanjekm bizsich alsfch miest Savnost
krasnym pevom evaneckg peyokol Lakewood
tiez al mas domaci crkevny spevoko. II @..*
TERAJsf tRADNfc1 c1RKvE
kazda udska usanovizen ma svoch predstavenych
uankov ez crkev ako usanovizen Bozia v6 potrebe
poradku po kazate skeho au ma inc potrabne rady
lratia kor zasva1 nrady cirkve ubanom roku sh
nascdoyni: .... @&.##g#" H. - >.#
Vp. Juraj Roh, kazatel' Slova Bnzieho w
rrcdscda crkve: Pave Trnavsky MI ,..sa.~ a4 .-.
ZapSnk cirkve: Pavel Remias. E.S r.,
tttoyn1k cirkve: Stefan Pink .. -: .-:.~
i'oklalnik cirkve: Pavel Jakubec MI. ..f y.
Organist: Jan Iisak Stefan Pank. :, it .~.>
kostolnlt: Daniel Kubik. ... -
Sprayca pr1spevkov: Pave Serfe ns @@ II ~a....
Vbor maetku Andrej Benedk Jan Dovala Jan Remias
Kolekori crkve Pave Antal ST., Juraj Mkas ml Martin
Jureo Czmar st. Jura Bahineak, Mcha Kdtk, Andrej
Kulik a Jan Gejdos s~~.~~>
Presbyterian crkve Samuel Bradac, Jan JurGo Jan Lsak,
Mate Pao, Andrej Balnt nj Juraj Gedra Jan Gejdos
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14

329, 400, Rochester, N. Y. 328, 200,
Jersey City, N. J. 324, 700 a To-
Iledo,. @. $4,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14

insaoyant boil dha okobra 1922 d6as vpp Alberta
D. nanku, jana Zabadaa Andreja B. Svasku Madt duspa
sitter ckevn stancu usovne chyt kona svoe
ynnost crkev zataa pekne maha ako clensve tax
tiez Bob nam prnava ebo zehnal mas
miostou mlosrdensvom Pan nam pomohol
vykonat niekore pooruhodne kore name eho svte
osavoyat Ckev zasada majetku zvy plot sromy,
odao hodnotu kasu naSmu peknemu maeku Crkev daa
srt mad vazu miesto tel dala vyavit vyssa vaza Zak
phi ktory boil posvateny jui p 1923 pr
tcmnos vpp ana Jana Zabadaa domaceho kazatea
Soya Boeho Star spevoko boil zaloeny roku 1922 Mads
spevokol zalozeny Zensk Oarny krdzo Dol
gzovany roku 1925 Ned ma skoa bola sradena roku 1928
Luteroya Lga (pre madez zalozena boa roku 1928 =,
z@@ .%zss% f5z zvxtsEN1E cHRAMu BozIEHo. ~,%*~*
Cirkv pod pravou tp Juraa Roha posupne raa nasled
toho nedee nedeu zvase sviatky kostol boil
pnen nkaza potreba aebo zyacs mas chram aebo ho
predat vysav novy vaGs Naprv ckevny drad presby
ra koneen crkeyny konvent uzavre re
vae.na cirkevnJ maok G peknom primeranom mes ably
SINE zvdcsi Ale poneyac mali ma penazi
hotoyyeh ku savbe sno ably kazda rodna crkv obo
vala aspon 5OO vdovy pracujlca madez
Povedom creynici hned donasa obete ni dali neskor
,najdu este al TAXI ktor do dnes este mic neda.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-26
YANKEES ARE AGAIN AT
 HEAD OF AMERICAN LOOP
Despite Illness of Stars, Champions Down Indians Reds Beat Cards in 17 Innngs-Pirates Level Chi cago Cubs - Robins Nose Out Phillies - Athletics Score to Decision Over Red S0x-Indans Down Browns-Giants and Braves are Raned Out.
.,y the Associated Press

.iy the Associated Press
 Even though some of their stars remain incapacitated from colds, the Yankees once more are in undisput- ed possession of first place in the American league, with the Giants making 1t unanimous for Father knickerbocker by clinging to the top perch in the senior circuit through storms and floods in Bos- ton.
 The Yankees shook off the Cleve- land indians by making merry with Firpo Marberry and Van Alstyne in a slug fest in New York yesterday, when the Yankees trounced the Senators. 1c to 4. George pipgras flashed another fine game for the Hugmen. The Giants remained in the lead by the simple process of sitting tight as rain made a clean sweep of their series in Boston.
 While the New York teams were congratulating each other on their present high estate, members of the Cardinals and the Reds were recup- erating from a IT inning struggle
 
 Cardinals. 10 4. on double by Picinich. Red Lucas had only one bad inning, and went he route for the Reds. while Farmhouse. Haid and Reinhart divided the box work for the Cardinals.
 The Pirates once more are gloat- ing over success in hand hand ri The Corsairs leveled the stronghold Of the Cubs under q barrage of IF hits yesterday to win, 10 to Q. What Is more important, from a Pitts burgh viewpoint, is that Burleigh Grimes turned in another winning game for his new club. while Charlie Root, Cub ace, was made to feel the heaviest part of the Pirate attack.
 In the remaining National league contest, the Robins nosed out the Phillies. to 2, iii t.,e ninth after Rube Ehrhardt and Sweetland had engaged in a pretty pitchers battle, Butch Henline broke up the game with triple which scored two runs and wiped out a Philadelphia lead earned in the first half of the ninth.
 The veteran Connie Mack. tossing Robert Moses Grove into action again. slipped away with a 3 to : decision over the Red Sox, for whom Morris, recruit from Alabama, turned in q fine game. Mack and his Eeutenants are chafins for a chance at the western clubs, now that the leading Philadelphia pitch CTS have given convincing proof that they are in form.
 The Cleveland Indians are eight points behind the Yankees today in spite of to 3 success over the Browns yesterday. The difference lies in Cleveland's having played a greater number of games.
 The Detroit Tigers took another step toward the 300 mark when they turned on the Chicago White Sox to win by 3 to yesterday. George Moriarty got some good pitching from Whtehill. who won despite the let-down in his batting support.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-26
TEAMS PREPARING
 FOR FIRST GAMES
Falcons and Al-Kensington
 Start Season Sunday

Preparations have practically been
 completed by the Falcons and AL ! kensington baseball teams for the 1 opening of the 1928 season next
 Sunday afternoon. The Falcons,
 playing at home. will stage cere-
 monies appropriate for the day with
 Mayor Angelo NJ. Paonessa tossing
 out the first ball. With all the toss- ing that his honor is doing these days, the fans who plan to attend
 the game. are expecting him to slip
 over strike on the first pitch. 1 The Falcons will take on the St.. 1 Anthony team of Hartford as the first opposition Of the year. The yis-
 iting team is coming here with an
 imposing array of diamond stars and
 the Falcons, with team that has not yet been entirely formed, will have to step at lively pace to come
 out on top.
 | The Falcons will practice Satur- day afternoon at o'clock and from
 among those candidates who appear
 for the workout will be selected the team that will take part in the game | Sunday afternoon. Coach Ray Beg ley is optimistic cover the chances
 of the team scoring a victory in it's first start. He has looked over the
 material that has been out for prac-
 tice very thoroughly and feels that a first rate team can be selected i from among the candidates.
 Kensington goes to New London
 Sunday afternoon to inaugurate the
 baseball season there against the
 Fort Trumbull A. C. team. These two clubs have been natural rivals i for number of years and both | teams will be anxious to win. 1 Kensington. like the Falcons, will also practice Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock and the starting team on l Sunday will be picked from among I those who show up for the workout. Those making the trip to the Whal- ing Town will meet at Mack's Gar age in Kensington prepared 10 make the trip at 12 o'clock sharp.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-26
YALE TICKET POLICY
Criticism of Manner in Which Paste boards Are Distributed is Voiced in Weekly.

New Haven, April g uP)- Criticism of the Yale athletic asso- ciation's ticket policy was voiced in the current issue of the Yale Alumni Weekly.
 A letter by John Lorance, '9o. of Washington, D. S.. took exception to the recent ruling of the A. A. which gives graduates preference over freshmen in the allotment of foot ball tickets.
 The writer expressed the hope that in the future students will be able to watch their teams free of charge or for nominal fee.
 In reply to the letter which was commented upon editorially by the Alumni Weekly, Harold F. Woo1- cock. general manager of the Yale \. A. said:
 Due to the great pressure from the alumni about giving the gradu- ates chance to sit on the side of the field, the football committee has considered various possible ways of relieving the situation. It seemed fair to assign seats to the freshmen beyond the goal-line because they will have excellent seats three out of the four years they are in college
New Britain herald., 1928-04-26
OPENING DAY AT
 SHUTTLE MEADOW
Record Crowd Of Entrants Ex-
 peCted in First Tournament

A record crowd of entrants is ex-
 pected Saturday afternoon to take
 part in the first tournament of the
 year at the Shuttle Meadow Golf
 club Saturday is the official openine
 day for the organization and prepa
 rations have been made to make 1t
 q gala day for those who follow the
 ancient Scotch sport.
 \ four ball best ball tournament
 is on the cards for the day and as
 this form of play gives everyone a
 chance to come in near the top, all
 the available members will be on
 hand to take 'art. it is expected. The course has never been in bet ter shape than it is at the present time. Val Flood and his staff Of
 assistants has been nursing the greens along until they are about ln
 mid seascn shape right now. The 1 fairWays and the tees are also excel l lent models of the results of hard anf consistent work and no com-
 plaints are expected from those who plan to play the course Saturday. 1 Judging from the eagerness of the club members for the season to get under way. this year will be the best 1 ever experienced at the Sl uttle Mea- dow club. By the hundreds the
 members have been braving the cold and Wintry winds to get in their practice licks and some surprises are in store for those who were wont last season to look down from the heights.
 Reports coming in from the far holes on the course seem to indicate that the handicap committee is in for busy and disagrceable year. Players who hardly rated any better than "dubs" last year. have been at the game all winter in school and many are expecting them to have their gold handicaps reduced far more than their income tax am cunts.
 The excellent play of q good num- Der of the members also indicates that competition at the club this year will be much keener than in preceding seasons and the "Iffers" and "Damphinos" are all set with the good old alibs that have cov- cred multitude of golfng sins in past years. Warning has been is- sued that alihis will be accepted this year only when they are substantial. Last season some of the members playing in tournaments got by with some pretty thin excuses but there will have 10 be meat in the reasons why their game has gone had. Activity among the women of the club is starting also and there will be plenty of opportunity for the fe- male Orcutts and others to show their wares this season.