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New Britain herald., 1928-01-30

the foul line. the Bsistoi Nsw pe, partures nosed out the Yankees C Hartford Saturday evening ct ..the high school gym by the narrow usas. gin of 20 to IT. The visitors scessA seven field goals to Brtstol's ax while Bristol scored eight times &Fom the foul line while their opponspts scored in this manner but on thrse occasions.
 The Yankees got away to .. . to l lead in the first few minutes q the same and at half time vera lesAine 7 to 6. However in the secopA halt the locals outplayed the Hastfora boys and with but three minutes to play, Bristol was leading ID to IT. foul goal by Waterman with but 10 seconds to play ended the scoring.
 Captain Jimmy Malcolm. while on the sidelines in a uniform. did not enter the fray. his position at .rfght forward being held down by Johnesn Of Jersey City. Malcolm hes never fully recovered from an attack .ef the grip suffered early in the season. Celebrate Twenty Fifth AnniveFsasy
 MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Marshall of S1 Putnam street celebrated the 2eth anniversary of their wedding on Saturday by keeping open hoype. Guests were present from Now York City. Ansonia. Shelton. Brooklyn, ". Y. and New Haven. Music was fur nished by the Curtia Trio and ye- treatments were served.
 MT. and Mrs. Marshall were mar ried in Centerville. Conn. and have one son. Howard Marshall of this city. Mir. Marshall is employed at the New Departure Manufacturing Company.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-30

has been offered q fellowship ai Connecticut Agricultural college. where he is a senior.
 Baptist Ladies' Aid
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will meet at e:3O o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. w. Thomasen on New Britain avenue. The postponed election of officers will be held. All members are urged to attend.
 Parish Guild Supper
 The Parish Guild of the Church Of Our Saviour will meet in the par ish house on Thursday afternoon. At $ o'clock the supper committee will serve a roast pork supper. with Mrs. Robert White, chairman of the com- Mittee. in charge. Tickets may be obtained at the door.
 Fined in Bristol Court
 Howard Hemingway of Plainyille appeared in the Bristol police court to answer a charge of reckless driv- ing growing out of an accident in Bristol Friday night. when his auto- mobile hit that of Mrs, Alice Ccott. did s400 damage. and smashed a veranda, as 1t bounded of, Attor- ney Charles F. Conlon. who repre- sented Hemingway. pleaded not guilty. The charge was then chang ed to speeding and MT. Hemingway was fined sc5 and costs. SIS being remitted,
 Play in New Britain
 The Plainville Y NJ. C. A. basket ball team will play 3, County "Y' league game at the New Britain Y. NJ. C. A. tomorrow night against the South Church quintet of that city. New Britain is leading the league and Plainvllle is ln the cellar, but the locals made good fight here and hope to turn the tables tomorrow evening"
 The We-Tns will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. F. P, Sparks, 1s3 Broad street, The club realized about s4o on its whist at for the library building fund
 ScNrI al 1lOlI HtIo VII! ALteH1 LNe mid winter meeting of the Hartford to be held all day to- and tomorrow evening at the Central Baptist church in Hartford.
 The official board of the Plain vile NJ. F. church will meet at o'clock tonight
 Miss Harriet Magson Of Hartford was the weekend guest of Miss Dor othy NJ Ryder Of Pennington ave nue.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-30

The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will meet at the Methodist church parsonage Tues day afternoon at 3 o'clock
 MT. and Mrs. William F. Brown returned home last evening from . weekend trip to New York City.
 The snowstorm over the weekend did not cause any tie-ups. the only effect being noticeable in the Sun day morning church attendance which was cut in half as a result of the storm.
 Raymond Rich captured first place C in the intermediate high jump at the Hartford county Y indoor meet held at the New Britain Y. M. C. A. last Saturday. He will participate in the state championship meet to be held at the Meriden Y. NJ. (, A next Sat urday, Rich was the only East Berlin entrant.
 The regular weekly prayer meet ing of the Methodist church will be held Wednesday evening at 7.3o o'clock in the church parlors,
 The Lafanso club will meet Thurs day evening the place of meeting to be announced.
 A party of 20 couples tendered a surprise party to Mrs. George De- more and to Mills Griswold at Com munity hall Saturday evening the occasion being the birthday of both. Dancing was enjoyed until late hour and were played. Later in the evening all adjourned 10 the banquet hall where two birthday cakes were cut and a. buffet lunch served. Guests were present from Hartford, New Britain. West Cromwell, Westfleld and East Berlin. Mr. Griswold and Mrs. Demore proved a most enter taining host and hostess. The com- mittee in charge of the event was Mrs. Charles Nelson and Mrs. James McPherson.
 Next Monday evening the Pythian Sisters will hold installation exer- cises for its newly elected officers for the ensuing year. District Deputy Lenore Atwell of Wethersfleld will be the installing officer.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-30
Lost in Blizzard, Man
 Succumbs to Exposure

Malone. N. r., Jan. 30 P1Losing his way in the blizzard that swept northern New York last Wednesday night. John Finn. of St. Aicet Que, succumbed to exposure and perished in the storm.
 His body was found under two feet of snow on the south bank Of the St. Lawrence river, near Fort Covington. late Saturday night, &C., cording to word received here today
 Finn. who was 60 years of age. was fishing through the ice on the St Lawrence when the blizzard broke. He lost his way in attempt. ing to reach his home. The body was found by a. party which had been searching for him.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-30
DEMPSEY ADMITS
 EYE IS INJURED
Denies However, He Is Through
 With the Ring

Los Angeles, Jan. 80 - Jack Dempsey today revealed that a re. cent injury to his left eye had re- tarded his work toward another at- tempt to regain his lost heavyweight boxing crown. He denied. however. that the ailment was serious enough to force his retirement from the ring,
 Dempsey said a muscle of his left eye had been injured in one of his bouts but that his physician had told him 1t would not interfere with a return to the ring If I decide to &C., cept another bout"
 The injuiry." said Dempsey. ''is of such unimportant a nature that I did not mention 1t when I wired Tex Rickard in Miami that I would not be in condition to accept a bout in Juno.
 T have been working out nearly every day and physically feel in good shape, but not quite good enough to take on match as early as June.
 There has been no definite ar rangement between Rickard and my self regarding another title match with Gene Tunney. but we will get together without much trouble if I believe I can get in shape for an- other shot at the title.''
 Miami Beach. Fla. Jan. 30 R- Denying Chicago reports that Jack Dempsey had announced his retire. ment from the ring on account of eve trouble, Tex Rickard today told the Associated Press tits an old story.
 There's nothing to it," he de- clared.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-30
= -t Don't Let Them
 Call You
 Pimply Facet.

You fellows who TO around v1tN vur 1ace olctched with r!mples and baA loek- ing erupttons have no one but ypuriJ3f to blame If you're constantly husaiuaAea and stunned.
 You can clear up your sldn esd feaeS 1t free from loughness and unaehAiy eruptions in short order f you will saly give that wonderful skin rsnaedy-YeAor. sons otntment-a chance to do its otaff.
 oftentimes you only need ts vspf q Avw applications before pimples eempistGly - and if you're suffering from scssms, oGDe or rashes this condition will % alAsGe e quick. =.
 Ono sufferer from eczsn,s. vlee4D t1Ur years. says he 10 almost eompletA6 0Qeod after using only ons-half . bd1.
 Get a box for only sS esats As0 apy good ruggist-and start today .te ae- aure . clean. clear. healthy. ak4a that you Il always be proud ok
New Britain herald., 1928-01-30
RAGING tS HOURS, FIRE
 DOES $S7o,ooo DAMAGE
New Bedford Wholessls Pre1ues House Guttsd By Flsass-CaA
 Handieaps Firemea's Wcvk

New Bedford, Mass, Jan. 90 (UP) Fire which ragged for 5 houts svept the Commercial House and the Wf,oh- sale produce house of the s. C Io1e Supply company here yesterday. esus ing s370,000 damage. '
 The Commercial House togmsEE was the Historic Mansion Hovse, sa landmark which dated back to the eighteenth century whaling days. ;'It was purchased by Roger T. Fay ,thsee years ago and the name changed.
 The fire was believed to have .ogig- mated in the Central Home Bakegy
 Extreme cold and ! shifting Wi1d hanpered the fremen. and fefsea time 1t appeared as if the whole est ern portion of the city might be de- stroyed.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-30
Three Bills Introduced
 For Increased Pensionl
BY GEORGE H. NANNljeo

BY GEORGE H. NANJllleo
 (Washington Bureau of the ". D. HaeA11D Washington. D. C.. Jan. 30-NaSy E. Griffith of New Britain. Maria J. Reynolds of Plantsville. and Adaline Thompson of Manchestar. widoWu Of Civil war veterans, will havs thsaf monthly pensions increased to SS0 from $3o if congress passes the bill just reported to the senate by the senate pensions committee.
 Mrs. Griffith is the widow Of Theo. dore Griffith. who served two on. listments in Company F. lsSth New York Infantry. during the War. They were married on September II, lS7s. MT. Griffith died in 1893 and at the time of his death was drswing . monthly pension of $50 for . eun. shot wound in his leg. The widew is v years old and is practically helpless. She is now drawing . pension of $30 . month.
 Mrs. Reynolds is the widow 0f. George D. Reynolds, who sesvsd ln Company D. Fist Connecticut Ia- fantry. They were married on March 25, 1877. MT. Reynolds died in 1890. From time to time folloWing her husbands death. Mrs. Rsynolas' pension was tncrsased to $50 . month. the rate at which she is nov being compensated. f
 Mrs. Thompson is the widovsef Elihu A. Thompson. who ssrved fin the United States navy during .tAs war. He was never pendonsd. In 1890 Mrs. Thompson's husband dlSd and the following year she .wss d. lowed a pension at the rate Of ,1f per month. The rate was increased from time to time until she is now receiving $50 . month.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-30
FIRE AT BAR HARBOR

Bar Harbor, Me, Jan. 70 (AF)- Fire of undetermined origin caused $l0,ooO damage to the building and stock of Fred A. Gonya and son, druggists, here last night,
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New Britain herald., 1928-01-30
HID IN PACKING BOX

Philadelphia, Jan, 30 UP)-Fif- teen-year-old Emma Dorothy Har- per. sophomore high school student, who hid in a. box in the cellar of her home rather than tell her father that she had failed in mid-year ex- aminations. was in q serious condi- tion in Frankford hospital today.
 Physicians said she was suffering from malnutrition and nervous hy- steria and that her condition was critical.
 She was found late Saturday night in the cellar when, unable 10 endure self punishment. she called weakly for her father.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-30
Offered Fellowship

Marshall D. Kendrick. son of Rev. Dr. A. D. kendrick. pastor of the Baptist church. and Mrs. Kendrick
New Britain herald., 1928-01-30

Providence was the first city in the United States to have open air schools.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
OFEICIAL NOTICES

CONMIssIONERs. OF TIE DISTRICT or
Columbia. April Z. 1898. Notice - herssT
sicns OF al TEN authorizing changes 10 the
permanent ssgsE Of highways contained 10
eadsd June 30. 1914 Up PuSiie 81 AZ A. 40 {s5
Ind ConEressl approved Asrcn 4. 1873
r. iaes efPfd tP5e oy A., sn No ae' Of2a ss:S Agrs
the Commissioners Of the District % Cnlg1-
ni1 wIlI give public heaTlng n tbs. BoaTd
Room of said Comm ssloDers on April 18th
1923. at 10 o'clock ara. % all psrsDws-Tr-
tsres,sd or owniHE lard within the tsrrtory
said permanent system OF hiEnTaya d
serIhed as follows; az PrODerty - tas
Street between G street and Il Strset. ~ss.5
q .aie sagsrsl .2l Procerty e ths aevts
bounced ~ Jenfer Street on tas n0rtA
4=nd STREET on the east Fssaendss Street
f3l Properiy n the northwest secliys 10
Gated aic0E Snsrrter Place, between Wsssei
srtT IN the Sorihwsst ssrtiSs locatsd slsss
wSqlay AgsnEs Ro,f from s'9 s., ard srs.: -
rstory borndsd nv Raoes Island Aveeae o.
the north. I2th Street 90 the east Seg
ON y IN. west IN PTorersv in Is. ncrfAwssi
section located alo7g Sprlnr Road, natseer
Eils,.is sgls sfse s,reef eel btSs.n ss-ar Roas s e
Newton Street fSt PrnuerEy ~ the rorth
wes. ssc,ioH leca,sd w,ialn ihs ,srr:ioy
on the n1rfh R0ck Greek Drive ard I.oye-s'
Lsne on the sas. street 90 The south. a-as
Wfscor.in Avenue on the vest. Pans sAeE-
me proposed chsnEea N tes htxawaw rlfn
of streets wtShin sae territoTZ. cszessoe1
sh0ve are sln Gi<niav In the ofSee ef tee
surveyor Of the District OF Columbia. rNnAn
faS. nFstrtef BnlEsfn<. AHd Tay o ex1za-
ined hv interested parties daTSng BUSINESS
hours prior ~ the hearing. Such uisfse
wll also Re Displayed at the hearing. and
the Commissioners viii consider aax EuK-
Eestions or protests concerning the pR1pcsd
changes shown m ahuve r1snt3cueF olAa
PROCTOR l. DOrGHERTY, SIDyEy "
TAT.IIFERRO w b LAprE. CqErissac1
srs cs The District OF Columbia
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THOs OWEN A son. ArCTIOSEERS.
l{@5 ESS Street NaythxaSi

TRUSTEES SALE nr vALUAEI.E TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN A.
PREMISES 1885 SHERMAN AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
Nv vtvtus ~ . eprt4in sle~d af trust ssuly
recptded in FAh~r No. SH9a, folio Is rg sest
af the land records at taa District of "a
,umbia, and ~ the Feauest ct RAs PARTY So
surea tAsrehv. ths nHdsrsi Enesi trustees VIII
t~li AZ p0elte NHctlnn, ~ fypNs .et the preas
ses. cn MONDAY. THE 'TwENTY-TNiRr'
FnAsy "a OF 6AfrlR,Il;as Al, laSs 1T TAREE
seTihed land aud premises situate IN tas
hsinE psrt ~ 10. SS n SchuitE.s sahti.
Rrown,s suhisytsien ef Cart et Nj Pl~asSni
ard Pieasant PLANS" 50 ner rlst recor8~c
~ The effcs OF the suvvnyoF for the nassFiei
" Columbia "a idaee Csusiy II - feate =
~ IN square "SoS
T-rms; Scld sustect 80 prior esea 81
tFust for about - zoo asa . se>ond tFusa
faF about 81 nna 90 further pavttcnlars ai
which Wilt h~ snnounr@t ~ tiRs oE sale
the nNTchaSe prae~ aheve sAa trext 10 Ne
raid tH cash. 4 drpaSit ~ S@n0 required
'aavsyan,,iuE r~cerSflnS etF At N3srch sSfr i
sst Terms tn Ia ctsnplsd wt2h w4thls
thirty asys otherwise t~teS't forfeited a.,
ths rFaAartv NAV b. Advertised and ress,ha
st tire discretion sf the TRUSTEES
ISAAC = MASn<
WILLIAM II COwA<
Aht' SlES Trustees
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rrrrra ! HLANKRS .
1bAN wEscnrEa s0N. K0ciioasars

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
rnpEID RkA,5J, ,EsIAIf Ar"Athnn6nihissi
l9..AGED Ar 2aos ASh1kAD PLAtE
Bg virtue ~ ceftsln deed of trust duiy
recorded ~ i4i'ef ~ ,9ty0 iolln 9o9s y srg =
iaa aud II the tegufst ~ the parls sheuLcd
thereby ths apgetsaned trusisss VII ,omei
I1s%,liFi EsgH pIg Y Gshe,2} ieas Al totS
1HiRtY ociTk ~ hs fojlo"lns *
iBstfi.t ~ colyniiAs % VII ~ ot 10, hss
~ ia Ceorss Trusssiella subdl Vision 90 psu
~ the tract ~ isnd tnn@o - '~'d0@'a
Mgte" aaa subdivision LstnE called Geurse
TTuf baeii = ADDITION o. Washington Heights g
~ pef plat fetnide1 ~ Llpff Luugis No u.
siiFgryaf ~ the Uslfln ~ ioiunfia ga.
repiins ~ oln.h thereof - 1ss Condemned
Hud WsiFeside BrVs bg PROCEEDINGS lH itls
iuci fpuff eaks An hh5 30 ihs Supreme
tn rent uneisdea Eiihiu the ines ~ Cons
Hrefi"H eIlas sAlFDded 8s sbpSn V1 plat
Feitg,asa ~ Libtf C0uGiy 30 10 folio ~
~ ths aloe SAID suJseeofs Df1ln@ fsAards,
.ihlaet "a tho covenants thai 80 building
snail bs ffeeiea witiIiH tSEHty t.'ni feet al
ihs building lHs Bs shown on kaid pint BOf
featuring pi.rpDses. nor khAit spiFiiu1uH
iquGls Ge .said ,heJsis fbs sbavs praptrty
ief 300 900 al 1Ss which maiufsd Apfi
Te,ns q sale ~ ea.h ,osss .es shesy,
sald trinf deed ~ ins' dtposli ui ~ 900
requiTsd ~ DutohaAsr ~ tins ~ sqls Ai
aI3itFsaHaDg lan0FqiuE and nntafial ises Mt
Dlied Uitb Nithin thnS dask ff1ai day ~
sale elHhi Atss ths trustees teeefFe the rish
f. rtssll IT, p'"os. >, ~ "a. s ."d ..Fs * 2.
ssriisseisgi % such Isssis =, s9is!f nsss
Gses' p9bl''hf6Su r. ,ly,t,so ~ & o''h'as'""'
aplT TeAasessg Trustees,
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trustee
TFPPER 4 RtANKrS
At,ys for Party Secured.
mi z E 4 y q
FITIRE BAYS.
THos, J. OWEN & soy, ACrTIoNEERs.
las5 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IN.
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN As
PREMISES NUMBERED in1 AID 100
UPSHJR STREET NORTHWEST.
Rv virtue of certain deed Of trust. dated
April 1904. recorded IN IAher 5.a5. si
fano AL, among the land records OF the
District of Columbia, and al the fenuest Of
the party secured thereby the undersigned
trustees viii sei st public anctinn. IN froni
~ the premises on TUESDAY THE FIRST
DAY or NAY AD. la2s AT THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm the folloRlnE.
slesssfai ise8 land and preHiSes- situate i0 the
county nf Washington. Distract of Colunlis
snd ,iesignsted aA and bstuK iots four 80
and htR 81 In square thirtv.three hundred
anf TWENTY-FIVE ttitgsl IA Allan r. Walker =
subdivision ~ Usrts of the tracts 0f land
ratlet "psssart Hiiis' and Generosity" Hs
per nlat refxBFyitsi ia f.ihrF No. "a folio n
90 ihe records of the office at the surveyor
nt ths District oi Columbia: subject to party
Terms OF sale, All cash over and above
the amount Of prior trgsts. details of which
wii be Annonuced 81 time of sale. de-
postt at $3.50 viii he REQUIRED At time of
sale. All convey yauctnE. recording etc. at
cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale tn he com
piled with within thirty dave grnEi dav Nf
safe otherwise the trustees ressrYe the right
90 resell ihe property. ~ The risk and r0st
~ defauit5HE purchase. after Eve days
pspeF published iu ashingtan. u. G.
iAMEG A. To0AFN
VINCENT l. TOoMEY
zria - - - - rnsi Trustees
THos. J OWES 4 SON. .ArcTioNEERs
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THOS. j. OWEN q son AucTfONEERs
LIS I've Street Nnrthaesi.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate, 1912
Ninth ST. NV, Beautiful
Building for Dwelling and
Rusinaaa Purnnaaa

BY virtue of certAin dred OF trust, dated
the 3rd DAY Of AuFii. 1913. and recorded
April A. 1919 ir fAber M. sain st folio
3.2s one of the land records OF the District
nf Columbia. and at the reanest of the par.
ties secured thereby. she undersigned uustss
wtli sell as nubige anetlon. 50 front OF the
uremsses. on n EspAY. TnE TWENTY.
ttit.g DAY or APRIL. Al ip@s. 81
ssrlh-d isHf and nffnises situate. 10 "a.
Histfset nf IaiBmAls #ud sietisuatpd as and
i,a31r hat 4 iR Joshua whttneS sud Rfalu
ard II NarHera snfslfy slon of tsis IN souatr
three hua4tu3 ard Kixtt fivs tBhsl rs tnF
plat asatss@s in Linsf z. u fell" %"H
~ ths rsessFgfx AZ thv nffre of ths AurveSoF
~ she District of COLUMBIA
Terp.. af sale All caah dennslt oi
ih - hundred dollars tsS0U.u0l required NJ
purchaser 81 TINE ~ sale. Al eohveFaacinE
recording and nntAF3ai fees at ensf of png'
chaseF Terms ot sale 80 he eompiisd WITH
b. thutY aaxs from day ct sale, uthsfwiss
tFnstre reserves the Ytwht ~ ressil the prop
srtg a. r8hA ard rost Of dsfanltinF pgFchAssr
after nxs dass advert s@ntsrt ~ saeh EesAi.
N srns N~@spansr published tn 'he cy Of
"A'"'''N wfLi.oU6HBY q cHEsLEY.
surviving Trustee.
aptsI8 q
Xn.u Wp3f afFH A. AUS AuctioAeeFa,
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r. REGIs NOEL. afsoT5sJ.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
tTict OF Columbia. holding Probste
Conrt.-In rs estate ~ Edward T Dsvis
6scsased.--Adm. No. 3583s Order of pub
hcation.-Ths noIifcstIOn as to the tina %
the issues in this case relating 70 ths .vztlSss~
of the paper writing dated the Goth 1xT ef
Septerber, 1875. purportinE 20 be tha last
will aud testament Of Edward 7 Davis De-
ceased, having been returned 40 70 fsssei
Van Vranken aud Or. :. WttliaTr DAVIS mot
% bs found" IL ~ this 9th day Of Ap-s'
1879. ordered that the issues % set doZ7
for trial on the 4th day Of Jans. 1873 az 4
that this order and the substances Of ~. !
issues. 70 wit: III was the szlf paDeP wit
ing his last Sill and testament ~ Was
ne az the tine Of its execution Of soursl
mind? az Was tis execution obtaIzed o.
fraud Or undue influence! shall Be pab1sB1
once = week for four weeks in the Wass :
inEton Law Reporter and twses week fe-
the same period in The EveniRx star y =
Attest: -vIcToR $. NERscH. 6ep1,v RsEi.-
ter OF Wills for the District Of Celurr7z
CLERK % the Probate Court. No o. sriior.
ARIHCB r PETER AttorusY for wasa. Loan
apfsf4i9 es % r,r75
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seal Attest


anfgfsla ~ Il "a IS - 81 so
mos ]. OWEN SON, AuCffONEERs.
Ia2a Eve street Northwest,
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THos ]. OWEN 4 son. AUCTlOSEERs
I42S Eve ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE.
STORY BRICK APARTMENT, BEIEG
pREMTaEg 1850 ogth STREET NORTH.

WEST
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Iaber 6e2S. folio 2s7 st sed..
of the land records Of the District of ColuBl.
bia. and a. the request Of the party secured
thereby; the undersigned trustees will seil
% TUESDAY THE- TwENTY. fot.R .RT!s
DAY Oh APRIL. A.D 1898. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm the foliowi described land
and premises, situate IN the District Of 20.
lumhia and dssiRnated a. and being lot 33 in
/ block 10 in wargsmsn and Ridout. Trustees
subdivision OF "Woodley Park" as per plat
rrscordsd in I.ibsr COUNTY 8 at folio IN
the surveyors 0ffice of tbs District of CO.
iumhia. said block 10 being now known for
purposes ~ assessment and tzxaiioa as
sauars :l0o. subject to building line re-
strictiona.
Terms: Sold subject to = prior deed OF
trust for S33 000 on further particulars Of
which will he announced at time of aae
the purchase price above said trlst 80 ~
paid in cash. deposit Of 81 500 90 re-
duired. ConveyanciuK. recording and revs-
nus stamps at purchasers cost Terms 10
he complied with within thirty daya. other
wise deposit forfeited and the property NAV
- advsrtIssd and resold At the discretion OF
the trustees.
LEWIS z. BREUNINGER.
WILMER =. STICKLE
ap141s19af:4 Trustees.
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Trustees Sale of Two 3-Story
and Cellar Brick Apartment
Buildings, Three Apartments
Each, Nos. 206 and 2OS d St.
NV.

By yif'us 81 certain dessi Of tsusi duly
recorded - i.atsf No 5a3t, fn3io ~ 81 ssts,
%. the laud records of the lasitsCt ~ To
iungtsia aHd st the request oI the parry -
CURED thereby the underEiKnel tfhslee WI.
o1ef for sale ts puhiie ayeiiag, ~ iT@ps 9r9 -
THtRn DAY or APRIL. 1898. AT FoLA
O'CLOCK pm shs following .tiescfib ped isid
snd ureniises situate "a the Dl.tTlt ,oi "
iumlia 20 nit; Lots - and 3 10 Ida ",
Miidietsbs n8tpsiviAinH Of lots - sauH'e
Ss@ As peF pist reco,ded ia lie nfTiee % The
.oryeyef. f9f m9 District OF COLUMBIA ~
Terms Of sais Holder ~ nais secured hy
the rust nsress 70 icesns - III ~ ~ ,p.i pl.,
tnr sla 600 al 1fs fpF three sf.afs. shlancs
cash, az Al. cash ~ option oi pHrf hassr
A deposit ~ ~ 900 teqsiifsd OF purchaser ~
a,tH Afs 4aHgeA mnp4ne recording ahH n,,s
tAFlH fsss ~ epsI ~ purchaser, Terms to
w. entnpied sith Nithia thlft% dave other,
aBss she trustee reserves ths ftRht 10 rrsrli
ths usGuefty 1t risk and coat 81 aefaulinG
otirrbasHf after hts Hate adsefti shin~ht 10
snn3s ne spapag uuhllkhrd IN NashlhE'oi'
DAVID l.. nLANkEA
Substituted Tfustsa
TTPPrH & Ht.AAKF@.
fffF Marty 6nEugsf1.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
ADAM A. wEscHLEK L son. AucuoneeFs,

splS-Sk,ss sxSg Trustees