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Milford chronicle., 1928-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Parsons re
Gently entertained Mr.. and Mrs. c
l.. Parsons, of Baltimore, Md.
Miss Alma Bailey, of Georgetown
spent Friday with her sister, Mrs
H. C. Tee.
Rev. E. C. McCOskey, DID.
At NJ. p. Church
Special services were rendered al
the M. P. Church Sunday evening
when Rev. E. G. McCoskey, DID.
president of the Maryland Annual
conference, paid the church his an
nual visit. There was no service
at the M. E. Church, and Rev. E. H.
Collins assisted with the services.
DR.. McCOskey is an eloquent speak
er and chose a well-known passage
OF scripture for his text. Despite
the warm weather the church was
well filled with members and visit
ing friends from other churches. A
special feature of the service was a
bass solo by Prof. Herbert Nichols,
son of Rev. ]. L. Nichols, pastor of
the M. P. Church at Crisfield, Md.
The choir also sang a special selec-
ton. DR.. McCoskey spoke of the
anniversary year of the M. p.
Church and of the gratitude gift,
which fund is to be used to build
memorial church in Washington,
D. c.
Mrs. c. D. Abbott and Mrs. Thorn
as Davis, of Milford, were entertain
ed at dinner, followed by bridge, last
week by Miss Caroline Sharp and
Mrs. w. w. Sharp.
Mrs. Silas Elwell, of Dayton, o.,
is spending the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. V. w. Sanderson.
IS Mrs. H. Griffith, of Goldsboro.
~. &C.. the Misses Elizabeth and
Eleanor Vineyard, of Milford. and
John Rackey, of Philadelphia, have
been recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Cole and
daughter, of Painted Post, N. Y.
and Mrs. E. A. Badger and children.
Of Dubois, Pa, are spending this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. V. W. San |
lerson.
Allan Miller, of Norfolk, Va. |
spent the weekend with Mr.. and |
Mrs. Arthur M. Taylor, near town.
De was accompanied home by his
ather, Angelo Miller, who has
'een visiting relatives in Harring-
on and Frederick for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Edward Tee and children, of
spent the weekend
With Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tee.
hamber of Commerce Holds
hort Session
The regular monthly meeting of
lie Harrington Chamber of Com
lerce was held last night in the {
irst National Bank Building, with 7
resident Harry S. Harrington. The
essiol was very much abbreviated 1
nd was not well attended, due to
lie warm weather. Only matters e
lat REQUIRED immediate attention v
ere disposed of.
According to the financial state
ent of the First National Bank, as
st released, covering the close of II
lsiness at the end of their fiscal n
ar, shows the bank to be prosper q
g with the following resources:
)ans and discounts, $35S,5S2.55;
'vernment bonds and other govern
emit securities, $39, 25O.OO; banking
use, furniture and fixtures, ST.
100; real estate owned, $4,000;
sh in vault and due from national
nks, $71,29773. Total, 1907, SO2.-
Liabilities: Capital stock paid
$50,000; surplus fund, $4,000;
divided profits, less expenses, $751;
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-20
Wheel TANNERS

The man who jams the wheels are
those who stand still, like stalled
cars in trafic.-The American Maya
zine.
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-20

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RENTF.ARNIS,

FARM a. ANNANnAt.Es VA. FRQNTiNS
b$tt&e klNee tUrNNlGe See ~ NANNAE AS
!etaeaS rises or SCHACt. lS,sS " - Rs
WaSAsnstNu. n & sSs
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h10se &VtsJ e&rM> Skr@aass, gccl FaaN aa&
tear plSse4ee ltnss SeesnaNa trtseksax lAas&
lNa1tsNltt ASt,I
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eNsseSssop, ,,2irSss Box ASeR Star a1Ss'
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Line AZ Ill 81. Sc
REDUCED TO $35.
SEA Morton pl. n.s.--s rooms. newly deco
rated
307 r 81. n.e.--Arranged as two complete
apartments. 4 rooms. porch. bath each:
L. " THACKER
Pot. o3s7 .703 l.th ST, Brookland.
IeI. q ST. NE.-S05.O0.
six rooms. tiled bath front and two back
porches, hOt-vate heat new house two
car garage. ~
Front Norch. rooms and bath: semi-de'
ISL BUCHANAN sT.--S9. so.
SIX large rooms and bath; garage 1ust
=" 4s4T if.LINoIs AVE. N.w--stoo.Oo
Corner rooms, baths: buht-in garage.
ia0s MORSE ST. N.F.-Se0.oo.
Six rooms md bath. enclosed sleeping
porch large yard. garage.
di5 VAN BUREN ST w.--S7a 80.
bungalow of o rooms and bath; h.-wh h..
a4as end ST NE-S5O0o
Five rooms and bath, large porches
CAFRtTZ
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800 QUE ST. NV.
Brand.new. corner. with brick garage to
match house; large yard; open for inspec'
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
14a6 St Leasing Dept Main e345
as r. ST. Nw.---0 ROOMS AND
e3S a a. NV 1.w.~9 rooms S and bath 50 90
1871 Euclid st. Rvs rooms and AN ~
eiec,. furnace .......''.+.. ~0'''.' ~ 100 90
'7sS sS,l. Lamont s1s 4, ssc.: sSi0 rcs% ssS' ana
porch: car earage .....,'... $4,000
1893 De Sales II. Matn i0100
1000 .sth 81. N,w.--6 r.. n,
AMI. garage ...',.'.-........,. 100 90
la;g IIr;y'ns n.w.4--a r, b. am1 ss,00Oo
ITO I.amont--ii r. b., ami -. $500
1850 Meridian n.w.-~0 r.. D.. ami.
elis Sa,h nw--a r. b. ami gar. $500
tao8 Iona w.--6 r. b.. ami: gar. 1S.0o
iias ihps dgds, g,n :, : w nwrs o. AM S.oS Soo
1897 SS; 9a:seS 8 1waar' an anil sar S9sS sS
5Ss rsrk rd,--s r. D., amt. m f."'' gar. assS
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n Ms sfiIo@ siS n@s "~IG T. Il o. ANA Ss.SS sSS
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9i9N 9TH nee r. B.. amt. gar $3.50
aaib nw---p r. b. eiec .. so. 80
saa Il st ne--~6 r. b. elee ... so. 90
tlb Randolph N W ~~~H r b. ami 5000
$40 Park "a nw~~B r. b. ami so 90
Iap Il Al ne--ar b. ami 4A0n
IRS3 Kraemer n Q "a r. b. ami AanO
ln7 G II se.--6 r. b.. a,mI,.,... $3.50
hin End 81, NET r. b.,...,..... 1880
Ih2. dath st. n,w.~-d r. h...,.... $3.50
lkna 18th ~ NV ~-~a r. b ahO0
1897 Emerson 81. NET r. b. ..... $3.50
7us Ath 81 Ne~-~B rooms. ,.,, .fAn
130 Sth at ae.-~-5 rooms. ..,.,...t $500
B. +. SAUL Co,
Mstn 200. f.s 18th st, NV.
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WANTEll-.ACRE.AGE.

oUR MAI. ESrATE ENSlNEERfN(s AN~
deNsfepssAeat eFg antsAslAa eseVtaaA exfeest
&3NtGA Sna sefNacass - Aw staES Ia Sas@Ssx t5stk
9Aa t0tnFeN1Ag ctkN Aa1 sNaseAAa 2ereaka fer
F@AeN market AZ nssseA higher 4Aan sx$SaaAx
t4Ad NalRes> We also assist nnanclAx u Asas
te9Sless, RreA 0rSiaAeiRAFS ctssAfesNnVeS ssNAtss
ttest, t1Nkers md cooperation aOlV VansaSscaS
RoRERG ~ MINE. [, ". Manaxen
Main Asas Ess cteva saAS
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RAJ. ESTATE LnANS.


QUICK LuANS, 4St sasl SsS4 TWISTS
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psst NAti, k0Nk khlk, Mata S4sAF SAs
ElkSg. AND SkS,nNn -IRtfSI IoANS.
t.oNGSf INTERkSF ANn COMMISSIONS
tnsvsesAea Aktx. Mass AeAA
0plSk. I.NAN4~.Slw RATEss
ls1, EE1 AE SAT fFass
n. l. COLEMAN, 1ala a St. Nv 81
VIII. MY nNk NR EWtA SNAIL. SECsNNN
ON GAllRn rRpST NOFES nlS(NIvNT As
toM As sW CIsNN sic AAs
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ssna real estate M 10 ,SsArss n
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MoNrY n loan ON p O. RNAL EsTATk
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lgAs leAaS at current interest rates. &acqaa
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NOTE FOR SALE
You receive So 50 for 80 months Isl aT0A
aud then 81 900 cash II you purchase g. 500
note we'll secured ny snd trust Price. 81 $50.
Address Box IS3-S. star ofice. Gis
NORTHEAST NEEDS ONE or THESE
businesses Big opportunity for Gelicatesse~
shoemaker small variety store. dry Soois
store or bakery. near Catholic UNIVERSITY.
VIII sacrifice equity OF - 600 above frat
trust Of :. ESQ In modern brick store f1S.
foot frontl TOR 81 500 cash. Be datcg
call Adams a9as after 6 pm
lot 2Sx63: cor wtsia C0urt 4th above G st
NV See CARROLL efS 1t nv
Main fO43n
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SALE OR RENT-BUS. PROF
sALE-INyEsTMENT PROPERTY.

GASOLINE STATION. FINE GARAGE AND
repair shop. Best location. Apply Liberty
Merchandise Store, Quantico. Va.
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BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE FOR CASH
Income producing houses. Or viii exchange
for clear property. Address Box 1878. star
Office.
o BRICKS. MUST BE SOLD FOR OUT-oF-
town client If you want a bargain. sct
quick. hest offer takes them. Four family
fcolorcdl apartment Sc. 3 rooms. bath each
ant. rent. $50. pFttE 81. 500.
THOMAS ?. BROWN. 6i5 az ST s.W.
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$50 ACRES.

760-A- DAIRY FARM. NEAR LEESBTRG.
Va-S-r. brick house: COW barn for 40
COWS. maternity barn. : tenant houses. va.
ter and electricity IN house and barr. al
huildings good as new: as 4. ia timber:
springs and hve streams Of water: So 500
L. 2. SUMMERS, CisT. 6Qs-W-l- &c
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l1e0 acres ia stafford Co. Va, $ u niles
water fvuRt on Potomac River. With fishing
rights. with keUk Creek 0as cne side and
sether : miles water fronts tAls land hes
we'll on piateaG that Sl2nts hack 30 river.
StVln< natural 0r3&nage. sail - GOOD aux.
INK and fishing ls unsurpassed l0 tae state.
wAgle EuUninS and tranpsuS i equal - any
n this section, the lE1DTOV @ssertS CenSasf cf
large l0~ToCnl clubhouse ard the necessary
oGthNiAtssngS with ulenty 0f ShAEie, SscOnd
growth 0mtAer, THIS - = SnaendbA ENHe
pecserye. Tals pFopsgy cSa ee eo0gat fcy
>ssS eco.
A. = DONiPNAN & SON
KIRK i Columbus SIS. AlsNsTaSrsA. Va
Phone Ajax S40
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If INTERESTED IN 4 REAL FARM WITH
the very richest so8l and eauipped with very
superior buildings vel located so N nutes
from Washington. consisting Of around zoo
acres az about : SO per acTs. With a one
thiryt down payment your tnae wou he
wasted in communicating with Owner. Box
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RnR sAI-r 81 = EXCHI'.A..l !. Z.

FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
River~frnnt cottasa near Glen Echo. three
rooms scmpletely furnished. screened y,orch
canoe. Cali Columbia AsS4
IDEAL RIVER FRONT pROPERTY--lOC 90
acres. mart under cultivation locSted er
lower Potomac. MARYLAND side so miles from
Washington hV excellent state rOS6 i'm
rroyed with lO.room furnished house nj
modern improvements: 3 small c0ssaEes and
authullinEs
Apply W A. SIMPSON $50 7th 81, ne
or YOUR own hrOkeF.
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HOPES TO BREAK
PARACHUTE RECORD
Aviator Who Dropped 5000
Feet Over Washington to
Try Again.

With a new Navy record 10 his credit
Aviation Chief Machinists Mate Will
fam T. Scott. who landed on down.
town apartment house yesterday after
Jumping from a plane $4,000 feet IN
the air. said today his next leap would
be made from plane 10000 feet above
The ground In subsequent jump he
hopes To break the existing world rec
orc Of $4,000 feet
Scott believes the only safe way to
break records for parachute jumping
is to work up from the ground by de-
erees-Say, 5000 feet at a time.
This method, Scott believes. accus-
TONS one to the rarifed atmosphere in
the upper spaces. and If practiced faith
fully will make his final drop through
nearly five miles Of thin air more or
less OF s. routine matter,
Sets New Navy Record.
Scott established the new Navy rec
ora Yesterday when he stepped from
plane piioted by Lieut., Ernest w. Lltch.
Z. s. n. The altinneter on the ship
stood at $4,000 feet as Scott disap-
peared beneath the wing. although q
smaller instrument. carried by the
jumper, gave the altitude as Is 200 feet.
AS the big silk dome unfolded 1t was
caught IN a northerly wind. which swept
the dangling machinistS mate over the
city. two miles below AT 5000 feet
cross wind was encountered, and Scott
was carried back toward the river.
swinging back and forth under the
parachute like a huge pendulum.
Attracted by three Navy planes cir
cling around the gently falling man.
thousands Of persons in the streets
turned their eyes skyward and finally
realized that the tiny white circle high
above was parachute lowering a man
10 the ground.
Followed by Policeman.
Sergt. o. r. Reese of the United
States park police, was among the first
to see the parachute 1T looked like a
small, silver balloon" he said, land it
was several minutes before I realized
there was man attached TO it. saw
he was going to land in the city. and
followed its course on my motor cycle"
Seeing that he could not land on
open ground. Scott worked the para
chute toward the roof Of an apartment
house at Third and z streets. Barely
missing his landing. he skinned over
the rooftop. breaking radio aerials with
his IeS1. anu SllppeG seulig over Tie
side of the building The chute caught
on the roof and left him dangling in
nlidair. not quite within reach of the
fire escape
Sergt. Reese and two other officers
were already at the corner, and. climb
ing the fire escape. they took Scott
down and drove him to the Naval Air
Station.
There he was examined and found
to have come through with nothing
worse than a small scratch on one
ankle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16

some of these insurers who are operating
in many cases for the benefit only of the
get-rich-quick promoters. This practice
of transacting business by mail has be-
come SO general i'll the United tSates
that the national convention OF insur-
ance commissioners has selected COM
mittee to wait upon the Postmaster
General for some suggested relief.
"A resident agents law should curb
to n large extent the activities Of some
Of these companies and associations"
With regard to excessive fire insur-
ance premiums the report points out
that premiums in 1927 amounted to
50. SOL 500. so, whereas only 1913 per cent
of this sum, or $752, 1894, was paid
out in losses Yet the general explana-
ton given for high fire insurance pre-
miums, the report points out, IS the
claim that companies throughout the
United States have been losing money
in late years.
The amount of insurance written in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
MARRIAGE THWARTED
BY DETECTIVES HERE
Fredericksburg Police Wire to Stop
Ceremony-Girl's Father
Had Objected.

Headquarters detectives yesterday
afternoon thwarted the marriage Of a
couple from Fredericksburg just as
Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson. pastor of
Bethany Baptist Church, was prepar-
ing to perform the ceremony in his
home. 3400 Tenth street northeast.
The couple, John Thomas Jet. u
years old, and Miss Edith NJ. Stone,
II years old. left Fredericksburg at
noon yesterday and fastened to Wash
ington in preparation for a wedding, in
spite of objections by the girls father
They obtained license and went
straight to the home of DR.. Stevenson.
The Fredericksburg police wired the
local detective bureau to stop the mar
riage. The bureau located the couple
with DR.. Stevenson, rushed there and
made the arrest,
According to the couple, Miss Stones
father has long objected TO the we'd
ding and they expressed the belief that
it was through him that the FrederickS-
burg police were notified. The couple
said they were second cousins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16

the District during 1927. exclusive Of
casualty. was $2.616,3l5. 630.16. Lii
censes were issued to 479 companies
and associations as against Asst in 1925.
Expenses of the insurance department
totaled $l9,414.40.
Profits High.
A total of 1888, 10000 was collected
in insurance premiums, of which ST.
108, 37l. SIS was paid out in losses. Stock
life and mutual companies and associa-
tions accounted for $15.390 889.74 and
losses paid were $3,786, 1929 Casualty
companies collected $2866, 1856 in
premiums and paid out $1,134,61205.
License fees and taxes collected from
insurance companies amounted to
1929, 127.69 This amount was collected
from 47o companies and associations,
1863 principal agents. 1891 ordinary So.
licitors. LAG industrial solicitors and
IS brokers
Approval of the Commissioners is rec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
HUNDREDS FIGHT FIRES
IN WASHINGTON WOODS
Communities and Camps in Danger
as Flames Sweep Uncontrolled
Through Forests.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BREMERTON, Wash, August 10
Four hundred men were fighting three
forest fires near here which were out
of control today. eating their way
through virgin timber and threatening
scores of residences.
Cutting q Swath one mile wide
through forest, fire near Seabeck.
Y miles from here, was steadily forcing
back 200 fighters. Seabeck and other
Summer camps were considered safe
unless the wind changed suddenly. Ev-
cry available man in the Mccormick
lumber camps, in whose holdings the
flames ragged. and Summer vacationistS
joined in a seemingly losing fight.
Scores Of residences of Puget Sound
Navy Yard workers were endangered by
FIRE at Kitsap Lake. A hundred resi-
dents Of the suburb were fighting the
flames with backfre in an effort to
save their homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
INSURANCE RATES
AGAIN ATTACKED
Baldwin Report Also Warns
Against Unlicensed
Companies.

Renewal of former suggestions that
fire insurance premiums should be re-
diced in Washington was made in the
annual report for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, submitted to the District
Commissioners yesterday by Thomas NJ
Baldwin. ir.. superintendent of insur-
ance. A warning is contained also in the
report against some Of the unlicensed
companies soliciting insurance by mail
"A number of these concerns offer
protection at ridiculously low premiums,
and yet when it comes to adjustment of
claims payment is withheld for the
most trivial reason" the report states.
THE public should be warned against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
DIRIGIBLE BIDS RECEIVED.

Two additional bids on design and
construction of two dirigibles have been
received by the Navy Department, The
bids are from Herman Kublar of Lacka-
waxen, Pa, and the Slate Aircraft Cor
poration of Glendale Calf.
The bids are to be considered with
nine others by board of lighter than
aircraft experts, headed by Rear Ad-
miral w A. Moffett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
EXHIBIT TO BE DISCUSSED.
Electrical League Will Hear of
Ideal Home Show Plans.

waverly Taylor chairman Of the Real
Estate Boards exposition committee In
charge of the ideal home show to be
staged in the Washington Auditorium
late IN October. will address the Electric
League of Washington at o'clock to-
night on plans for the arrangement or
the electrical phase of the exhibition.
The Electrical League is cooperating
with the Real Estate Board in the show
bv assuming full charge Of the electrical
DISPLAY, which. tentative plans of both
organizations specify. will be the most
elaborate exhibit of its kind ever shown
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16

commended for setting aside a day to
be known as Insurance day" These
occasions elsewhere in the country are
becoming very profitable, the report
states, the object being to bring to-
gether the public who purchase insur-
ance and the representatives OF the
companies which assume the risks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
PLANS EPWORTH STUNTS.
League Will Present Program at
Mount Vernon Place Church.

The washington City Epworth League
will meet tomorrow night at the Mount
Vernon Place Church, when prize-Win-
ming stunts presented at the recent an
nual conference assembly at Massa-
META Springs, Va, will be given.
Maude l.. O'Flaherty. vice president
of the Baltimore conference OF the
league; Lacy Fl. Smith, vice president
of the city union, and Earle Weatherly,
acting president Of the local league,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16

will be the speakers. Rev. John W.
Rusting will have charge Of devotions
and William E. Mattingly will preside
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE.
master: Army MEDICAL Center; Washington.
D. c.. until pm. October 5, 1928 and then
opened for the construction of Nurses Quar-
ton to the above ONCE. Deposit of $50 90
required for return of plans and specihca-
TORS. Sel2,l3.15.l6,2S
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ONCE Of the
Supervising Architect, Washington d. c.,
September TO- 1928.-Sealed bids will be
opened in this office at pm. october IS,
1928, for the construction Except mechanical
equipment. elevators. dumb waiter and lift
of an eight-story and basement freproof
extension of approximately 100000 Gu. It.
contents to the Government Printing ONCE,
Washington, D. c. Drawings and speclti-
cations, not exceeding six sets. may be OBJ
tanned at this ONCE in the discretion of the
supervising architect by any satisfactory
general contractor, provided a deposit IS
made of $500 for each set to assure It's
prompt return Cheeks offered as deposits
must DE made payable to the order Of the
Treasurer of the United States JAS A.
WETMORE, Acting Supervising Architect.
PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED BY THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy De-
partment, Washington. D. C., until 10
O'Clock am, September IS. 1928. for de-
livering lumber. X-ray spectrometer, to the
Navy Yard. Washington. d. c., etc Apply
for proposals to the Bureau of Supplies and
Accounts. CHARLES MORRIS. Paymaster
General OF the Navy se12,19
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-12

Begin Quiz to Settle War Guild.
PARIS CF).-The ministry Of foreign
affairs is recruiting a staff of savants
and secretaries for the purpose of con-
Quoting profound research into the
causes of the World War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-12
THOS. ]. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIONEERS,
1881 Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF " VALUABLE n M N

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
NO. 8O7 SECOND STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust GUY
recorded in Lber No. 5742. folio lS5 ct SEQ,
OF the land records of the District OF Co
lumbia. and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell by public auction. in front OF the
FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID 1923,
AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK F. NJ, the fol-
lowing described land and premises, situate
in the City OF Washington. District OF CO.
lumhia, and designated as and being lot
nv -rbered seventy t70l in Samuel Ross
sui, .iyision of part OF square numbered
seven hundred and thirty seven t731, as per
plat recoroed in Liber No. 10. folio 81. OF
the records of the office of the surveyor
of the District OF Columbia.
Terms of sale: OEe-third OF the purchase
money to be paid i'll cash. balance in two
equal installnlents. payable in one and two
years. with interest at six per centum per
annum, payable Semi-annualy. from day
of sale. secured by. deed of trust upon the
property sold. or all cash. at the option of
the purchaser. deposit of 5000 90 will be
required at time of sale. All conveyancing.
recording. etc. at cost Of purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
after five days advertisement Of such resale
in some newspaper published in WASHINGTON.
D. c.
JAMES F. SHEA
G.; PERCY McGLUE.