davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-01-20
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two.
Story Brick Dwelling, Being
Premises No. 1928 Fifteenth
Street Northwest.

Bv vntue OF 4 cettai decd Of trust dated
February 20. io?H. being instrument No
iaud reCord' of the District OF Columbia
and at IA "caue,t Of the party secured
there by. the undersigned trustees will sell
At pnhlc au.tion, ~ front Of the premises
on TuESnAi THE FIFTEENTH bay OF
NoNEMBER: An 1877. AT THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the following de
ecrIhcd land and premises. situate IN the Dis.
trct Of Columbia. and designated ~ aud I've.
inE lot l06 III n b. Gron's subdivision
nt suuarc 100 as per plat recorded in Liher
NJ. 10 folio - Of thu" records Of the Office
Terms, Sold subject TO prior deed of
trust for - 10000. further particulars Of
Witch Will b" announced AT time of sale the
uurrhas" prIcc above said trust 10 he paid
IN cash deposit Of 500 90 required
CunNtN tNanttng. recording etc. AZ purcha ser :
cost Terms To- hc complied with within
thirty dav< otherwise deposit forfeited aml
the rropcrty may hc advcrtised and resod
at the discretion of the trustees
CLARENCE NJ DE vElIE.
JAMES II. NICHOLSON
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FtTtEE DAYS.
ADAM 4 WksCHLER s SON. Anctoneefs
Trustees Sale of New Residen-
tial Properties Known as No.
1874 Piney Branch Road, Nos.
1923, 4825, 1929 and 1881 18th
St. NV, in Square Numbered
270S.

~ ssstHe ~ thoss bestfs al tFust dateG
JaH4arH - 1929 sn1 August - 1920 -.
s.tst4ef rests"tFYrty. ~ LiDef 9ohI al f"lio ~
aa1 Li'@t Ssit ~ foilo 90 pi the isnd re-.
fe.3ussi ~ the parry Thereby SECUTED. ths
4lsoetslsneG Y1li ssil al public aucugn. "a
ii4iY' E3Y y raE AZ f:R:r2 Tf:SRsS:Trf2, go1sTa JAY %
THisTT O'CLOCK PA me following l",s
80 sJusts 2f1s tg ssid District. more par.
ueuiaEig hesIlfe6 ~ sal6 deeds namely.
Lot 40 improved by dwelling nunibered 4s2S
Plasy Branch fd NV subject IN q trust ~
curing 81 z 900 iot ~ improved by dwell
= trtirt s4elliins 81 s 900 iot 40 improved
nv a~eiiinS njmDete6 4s9b Isth VI, NV
subject - a lrDst sf"uFths sfa 600 Iot ri
improved nv dwelling nunltsfssi 4s2b lTth
81 subiS'f To q tfust kt@HDHR @to 300
lot sZ improved bg dwelling nunisrea 4s8I
l1th, =, -. subject 10 trust securing
Terms SAID par'"is viii be soif separately
IN tIss D"def enumerated kub3ect to bret
2s8rfs abs,Ef. particulars @Hef@ot vii bc
ahIi04 med ~ the sale IH9Fs snd interest
ats tHxt tfufts AiH he adlBstNd tu dsg Of
etet int f'Fet 8se prize Ia i4e PAID one,
fh4ta rasa itaish's 80 "bs s'Hj t~o yshls
f"sbe'tts F@y NjiH ldl"frsl fFpfEs~uted hs
aHtee Df pDf haser se,4lIei uyhu llte Ntpti,
ssfs soia of all 'ash at pUft .haasfs option
! t'.tffts gH1nY te"prtIng -" ~ puieuas
@4ss from day 81 s8ie other ice the deposit
may is fprts4le1 sUd thF UfDpfftE fssufa 81
the Fiss atiG 'Jst ~ he paf. hAsff kftrr T.
II tkhhfI9 SAIL.
b35 Dth ~ 4 ~
WILLIAM T. #Eh~O&
as Ibh ~ ~"
Evening star., 1928-01-20
ADAM a. wgscHLga & SONS. Auc,,onesf.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY
bRnk DwLLlisG ND jt3T Fly

n
TEESrH STREET NORTHWEST.
Hy virtue Of \ certain deed OF trust daily
reo0fdei Ia Litter No 3i2l folio sGS ct seq.
- tbs land records of the District ~ Column.
hia ami ~ tha tsanest of the party secured
thereby tbs unietsisnAd surviving tfust~s
&li offer for sale by public auction. Ia aur+
upn r0nms of Adam A We.hier 4 son
u%o prnps ave pw.. on TUESDAY. THE
Isfs At TEN THIRTY oriDCK AN. The
f1lid~inE 'issorihed Hand ami premises situate
10 lhs District al Columbia Ia wit la onr
hundred snd four ti0it ~ Diiier afnn
spiHlItiss'n al square "ne hah,feJ and ninety
1909 ~ saiG shb.iIs lriun IL te"nfdrd in
B's'b 10 uaks - ~ the records al the sur
s"1nrs piiire ot the District nf Columbia
fern ST sale Fash A deposlt al 5000
t~aUltsd nf purchaser al tIme nf saie All
'"HF"Sawink recording sHI Hntatlal tees ~
fhsI al phf"hhsTr. Terms nf sale Ia ite cam.
pUs1 @iih within nsa days tom day af sale
"tbrf~isa fas Surviving tfustre reserves ths
itBbt 10 tessff the BTnpeftg. al the risk a,d
CtTt "f the fsfaHliinE pufth after fts
1aAs advertisement af euth IrsaiN ia st,ns
80 spsptF iHitiishsd Ia tho tits of Wash
inEtDn u &.
JESSE l. HftskEI.L
Surviving Trustee
tIIo Eye ~ NV
isiodAdtIs esst
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THos. J, OWEN & S0N ArCTiOSEEES
Ii-J Eve St NV
TRUSTEES SALE or VATr ABLE TWO.
STORY ROW PRICK DWELLING. 9i7

j - r. ~ i
STORY ROW BRICK DWELLING 9Ir
lin STREET N0RTHEAsT.
Ev virtue Of \ certain d~rd nt trust duly
recorded August 18th la"7 instrument
$50 Of the land r"curtts of the District nf
Tohimhta and at the request Of the party
secured thereby the undersigned trustees will
sell at public anct on. IN front 81 the rrer,
lsrs on THURSDAY THE TWENTY SMITH
DAY Of JANUARY AD tG.s At THREE
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described land
and premises situate IN ih> District nj Co
lunihia aud drsIxnale,i and teins lot ~
,r AadHnx snd DarlIustons subdivision nf
square nS0 prr Mat re7uniesi in the atflVr
nj the surveyor for the Dtstrict of Colhn.
bia in I.ib~r II NJ folio 50
Terms SHfd snhlet't - a nrior 6ced ~
trust for ~ 500 90 further particulars nj
which viii h~ announced ~ tin,s ~ safe tho
outCha~s price above said trust 10 h~ pad
~ cash 4 dspnsjt of <.iDn 90 rNtDirssi
fnnveNanCtng recording ftr. At purChsNer =
oo<i Terms 10 ha committed With wtihan
thirty haSs otherwise drnnslt forfeited and
tho nrnopTtv may be 4dvertlsed and rcenld 1T
the discretion nf the trustees
HARRY n PITTS
R0BT r. MCCORMICK
tAfH ! = 20 n - Trustees
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Trustees' Sale of Valuable In
proved Real Estate, Known 40
Premises No. 3204 klingle
ROAD Northwest, Washington,
DC

b. t4ros II eestagH se>d Df ttts-' dlt~H
ia aF5 ~ l@"1 te4nz gastfJulrHt 30 lf3
'~'prce3 I@t4sfs - 1927 sDaong thT !and
ttr.p3Gs - tnf DstF3ss ~ Columbia snd I'll
~ 80 t-est II the party ses,a8sso Lketei53 ihe
t.ctge gnsF tfgsEnfs sils ret st ptl,ilc suc
na - fryr.' 81 sias Drta1ises 90 ft5kiHDAT
HFk 1eiETf FIksT IAI ~ JAhLhkY
p g+%k AT KETHIkTY DLt<Fk
J. N taT f0liye f1g -GesffiF~n9 iaDG shS prem
So f4t8ate tH IRe fnssf9es ~ GDJonabIa, ani
ses gasteG " @na AA4hK 1et ss~yeBts f~" tSbt
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- tA~ tts,DfAx III ssae ah5sr pf ibe snfsfS pf
e fne Dls'F3fs fs Columns. ruDirft -
ba.lASsux 1setftsf3ou tgtas as shown yH sai1
pa RsJgFe4 ~ s15ystasiS st fFsnfd
HtfHsr oSaG sHbsesf ~ i1t"f a"eS 90
fjs5~f sor y ~ sfsf1 4f3 5HftIsF Bsftl"Iiists 81
" Hfsis S3} tyr aHnuA3t8seys ~ s8nsF ~ sdlF
fbe p&F'Aas~ ftr3<s stts*s ssf9 btSt - ~
gsaVG fs} tatt 4 ssttst-5t ri 500 30 yenHtrsE
I'm '5 sf'16E FssDas9anF ~. - tat ptt
sh6a<f met fFtnax ~ f* spnshIIel A3tt
@3fbih tnIHF Tass HfhstN} arppsiF fp1
fs3ss8 spG ~" gaeietts nsA3 ~ ahs Fftisfd
kuG gea,y84 VI fht 64ssffft.yu 81 fge tfustfes
Ehkkf NF3FH
~ EJsA EDDEltB
ss2o ~ rS"t - f. -ls.s
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Evening star., 1928-01-20

rkoFERF9 HtvNG Gf THE t.Fh r.
SAin rRorERTY will NJ nj
SIXTH nay Of JANUARY. iD:s Ar
THREE 1iIIVTl O'CLOCK I'm. SANE
'''' ny ORDER or THE TRUSTEES.
taou.iGtx aNCu
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Three-story Brick Dwelling
Known as Premises l407 10th
Street Northwest.

w virtue, nt CERTAIN, deed Of trust duty
9! he and rrcords OF the District Of Colum-
thcrenv The untersignei trustees viii sell a,
ERInAy TIE FwESTlFrB5 & 50f nky Ssen'l:e IF iAN g
r>E6 KS An lsss AT THREE. .FoRTy,
sna premises situate in the District OF CO,
!Nmhls and iesi iSnaied as and heins lot "a
T. >amns1 Reitern,s suhiv'si1n Gt square
o. ofl.~ 'of The District ct Columbia.
$500 Will ha required at time OF sale All
cnnNevanGIns recording etc at cost ~ nnr-
within thirty davs fTon, ,,sv ~ sale other.
wise the trustees reserve the rlGht 10 resell
ne nr nTnnsrty at he ,ss Az cost 81 'etanl,
o. yrch resale ~ some newspaper published
~ ALFRED + BAKER
AoAM wESCHLER & son Auctloneers
TStS rEEs, SAl;E OF xALrABI.E THREE.
yEgNoS sTREFFP 'NodRTHwEST 'SV'
rc5 s' N + r efSta'" So SO Il for 1'i Isl f"y e
g. of 'he land records oi the District .:
se,rrt sm9'a ,Dsrs, s-s at 'ns reo9es, et the nsrs
l r4R r. ptY 6f G The TWET WI
O'Clock I'M he foll0w,ns 1iascrIhed ,- ! Ia lsnG II
sn,k nrern ses situate in the District ~ Co
!ur~sia 10 wit Lou II in H Roz,er Dulany
irusiee 8. subdivision of 10; ! In hlock IN
Thomas Fisher William FORSYTH ard vii
Eam fnnng; commissioners subdivision
: n9r,s OF WIDOWS Mite and Mount
1teassni. Wpw known Washington
EeiEhts, ss sand hrsi-nan,eG Subdivision IA
rst'ny1ed IN '-loer County No. II. folio I"S
o. th@ reeoris OF the office of The surveyor
o. the DstrIct of Columhla
Terms of sale The abuve property utli
p sold svhy~ct % y prior deed OF trust for
IS = 81 ~ az. due February io 1929
nAiance cash deposit of $500 do required
enc1az recurdsn- and uoisriai fees al cost
OF pUrch aser Terms Of sale 10 t,e complied
Nlfh within thirty DAYS from dav oi sale
otherwlss The trustees reserve the rtght tc
feseu the nrpDertv At the risk and cost of
the dsfauiting purchaser after hve DAYS
sfrer'lSenen' of such resale IN some news
rape- published IN the CITY OF Washing
tor D
r, OWEN EDMoNsTUN Jr
WILLIAM / SLAYMAKER
fs1o-6&ds ~xSn Trustees
Evening star., 1928-01-20

DEEHfsEe 4I.5H sga5 sg"< ANB s&.a
EHIA6YWtkE EJRkfj hHETB"k~1
- sgs9ss@ ~ mar ,tffsiH 1tt';r "f tFtts'
f1tlS Efrai 50 1921 fssses iEstt BihFDts Afs
50 III r. aHs ~ {FtHrf.eH sts5 - 1921
.a.afs tns taHG fftpfdr St fAr D'rlTtt -
G3sJegins and ~ fhF rag}gtrf ~ it.E Datfy
sb4ntss t6efety flk 8i3sFf FfEfEnSS B5si"tF
AL H3 at p4iSl1 a4I49n r. tort - ne
r,tnl'se, ~ TfEsDAT JHF THIRTY
FBFey DhY ~ gAStfAkY & u }32r ~
fCf n THIRTY DCJDE PB tBs i9jiDw
sos .dssagsbnd land 4ad premises situate Ia
tns Distrlt4 II I9l1alsys st4a t3rsiShstf5 as
s11 l@Ins l0ts - AD 2G and ~. inrlYsist
N I<DusTe +. h4ah9isgHs g44fIissf sulS1isistoE
~ Iots lB sqHaTe 1915 ss pet psat rS'Dtdeli
,g I8iss ~ ~ feiig j : IN tie sgtFss9Ts
Dptf - shs IL kfJ1t& ~ rpipfHUa sDb3"f ~
sbs bullsBus ttstl3e4}pn phrs ~ shDwS %"
go plal Snc snJt*1 4" '"f fFht ~ "As
s.f Falls Bran Il ~ 'nHGfHibr3 "a
fjstrs,t fDtsst eBNsF No. no ~ tie spgtftif
fnAtt ~ fhe BIstTit4 ~ f0iH6'ijta Enbi.ff
a sst 10 toArnsfss ~ FesD5S
Jsfpte ~ half fdsts - 20 aHd ~ Fs'h
sapt s4b;est a. uttns cred ~ h"sf l"'
800 30 ai3a }n4 =. Z sUk3 sJf1e'4 ~ . Hf t"'
casa - itl4pf tor - ST. 90 9At9bff bA'
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8. . ra.G - ,..sH A dTnott - E@'to $40
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,,taTs o.. st fEF BQFetkN5f frsf IfiUs
4. ls sap8p54e6 - a. Att8sH fHHff "@*F
,,srla4rs renyfst f,,4fFgitc sh1 SO t'"t|iis
Bae - sGstfi Ell aur Jfs"td ~ me d'@Atf
4 oE - ffA tfUAlfei .v.+
rFRf n hfSaElI.
A&o as szb21sg ffefsAs'
Evening star., 1928-01-20

Thirty-four American automobiles
were entered in recent road race in
Mexico
Evening star., 1928-01-20
r THOMAS ROBINSON.
koBr r. I, KREiTER
tais end6ds cxSu Trustees
ADAM A. wEscnLER a son. Auc,,oneer,

United STATES MARsHAI's SALE
By Ntrtns ot n writ nt Arrt fsriss tssurh
out nt III" clerks Office at the Suprrme
Court al The District of Cuiumbia AHd tu
me d,rrtird | WiiT ssli at puhitc sair fut
cash. At The west front ~ the Court HOUSE
Washington u, T. AT TEN O'CLOCK An
ON FRIDAY DkCEMbER TWENTY
THREE l"Hs, all the rght title. claim
aud interest uf Samurt 4 Rauh ln Hud tn
Tho full"wtn Irs,Cttsd real estate. To Wit
Let IA Eugene schalhg hantct suNitvi
sion Of original lot / IN s'snsre 20, uer
plat ot sad subdivision tusnpifd IN t.tist
H. fnlt" raj OF the Ie,oris uf thr uf,its' nf
the surveyor at the Mstuct of tuiumh,a
sahi nroprriv nov bsing assrssssi fur taxa
ton ss lot 100 ~ SQUARE ~, together With
The tmpruN rutents thereon seized AMI lvVtrt'
annn as all the rtght tltir clam and inter
sst of SAID samuel = Rauh ~ and to sa,d
real estate aud ~nli 10 sSttsfs lutEmeni ~
law No, ft.lt III favor OF Ernest T. Wi
hams
FnGAR e. SNYDER
fntsd sttcs MaFshs in and for
nn1n aW the District uf Columbia
Evening star., 1928-01-20
TH0S OWEN 4 son ACCTTONEERs
l4-5 I've 81 NV

TKTsTEEs r.4,fr sskE NM or vaakkrAe.E5 fEAL
s6SIAlSitsGe ltet SIX fkoSx kooxs hSp RS5ihlfii bhfa
sTREET s6CrHEtASssr VIZ / = IF II %
By Flri1e oi cert9an de.d Of tr..t; Re
the land res-ords ot the Dssfr,ci Of Coun,
IA ard - she rronesi ga ih.e aaItes secugcd
pay TIE gNTYs.sIxTH DAY Of jAN
p ~. ihe foft9W1nz -ifAs.ra tse3 land and preni
fa<s satuste IN thS District Of Colunsria an
& n:rt~rs8 hils i've hanar"d and seventh -'1inr
$3.50 ~ Sesf'fFs4f fn said deed OF trust
FJsrch.s~r 70 psT o1s-,hiri of the p,irchas
eTse N cssh the nalsnee 81 tao install
1z~a's 81 "tl~ All tao Years. respectively
rarz an0 ~e~asr.sl ny 1se4 nf trust on the
p-uD~-1y .sol1 of ali c~sh Al the opl'on
- listed 20 the date of SALE Ali conveysnc
iEE reeD-u1ng etc al The eost of purchaser
6aSsc tIsls or 20 rae Geposit ot 500 90
VII - required az tie TIME of sala and sei
= EseEt te ~ %fthiB thirty t301 days -
p~,s2~rTy fss0A al TIE eosi and tisk of ths
sesss'5E G. n.caases a stter "a, sse - days prs
'A B FaAscls SAUL.
70. ac5 1859 - wv
HRI.EY JACOBS
No s25 ista 81. Nv
zsl4Isi-ise 90 q. 81 -. IS .ee
THOs ] 0WES & sos ArcrIoSEERs
if-5 Ese street softh ~esi.
TArsTKEe rALE ~ VALUABLE CSlM
FRpyKD PROPERTY. BEING on THE
80 n eIis+- ~ r @TkEET BkTWKEH
2-ssG afe5 .Ses SHEETS NORTHWEST.
~ fif1s4e u = "@*taBr fseHss of trust dHiy
rscore@e ia l. NJ 5s52 folio II ct s<9..
Of t5s iAnc fsTSres Of fbe D3sifacs % TO-
}2s7b8E sRs ~ fse fessssess of the psrlF
esfea fheceDS he HD9erslzne6 TRUSTEES
~% 49, 81 g42sic a4eston front ssf Tire
I,sg.sss' @ NghDAr THE, TwENrI.
rHRgg ocf0cK PN ne foilo~iiE-
ees<T} MT sos sSsf preEgs~s situate IA the
JF.s'ta'f 90 C<llGrstFs Ss6 ~Egnated as suH
t<zfg nSH - original lot ~ sqUsrs 30
;"' 'nea"e s~yt along Y" o. 22 feet
sa~f,@ ~ feet +. NJ ar tnch 10 1igs
Fssf sN~ of exc i0t tn~ncs esss 80 tees
,s~ra"s norta s1 fest q of an inch 10
bessHfrwR
Tsr,as - s~ announced st tine o' sale
\ dsDoss 81 $500 ~ required. TonYFy-
snf1sR ssNfsfcing etc a. pafchssers COST
TF-rs - tse cDwo8e6 wlfn within thit'y
cave "ltsrv osHYsst forfeited and the
rf''lT"F'Y "sy - s<5 fi8se1 and fesoia at she
cs"*s}tcn - bie traEfsse
ADH's M~hEf
AHIH"R J BRjDGETT
.st1l ie.la]ft- fsiaeoe
THIS ! OWKS 4 sos ArCTIoNREEe
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THOS J. OWEN & son ArCTIoNErR>
lt.n Eve Street NnrIhMcsi
Evening star., 1928-01-20

s~THE ABOVE SALE X POSTPONED Al
.hr tequrat Of the attorney for the pisinttr
until WEDNESDAY JANUARY fOrRTH
IO:s AT THE SAME HOUR aed rlscv
EDGAR G. SNYDER.
United States Marshal tn and tor
the District of Columbia
de"JdAds ca su&hais
Evening star., 1928-01-20

EFfHE AR0vE SALE ~ FrRfHfR POSr.
nia,",r ] @ "a,il I'VE WrnSrsSSnnssV,'' sSnn s,'''' 'ItNTAWV II
ELEVENTH ipss AT ThE SAME houR
EDGAR SNYDER
unitrd states Marshat ~ and Tor
I|ablo ths hstr.et OF Columbia.
a'wrHE ABOVE SALE ~ FURTHER roSt
nonrd at tho rrYue.t ~ the s,lorne' Tor the
Titrh 1925 Al ThE SAME iioCR sot
place,
EDGAR G SNYDER
tnted states Mstshat in snt iT
hio IL 1910 the piste,et of tolummA
a"TnE Auo,r SALE - FURTHER rosr
rialntr nn,,l tRlnty, tFnat' AKN rr>TH
''sS ~ TUE S>St tHu.h re 9 ! sNYhtM XII H'"'''
unted s.atr. Marshal ~ aoL tor
ia"d the p,strtt ~ c"lumhia.
r"'srtf v,1,n,s Il nAyS nnASs"rss T,Ss n rt 81
nsclYysA e. rHHYryAs.S, sSilns s. g. s ss g GS
SW, IMPROVED M < swIaNiSd
ranss M .t{ls ~ the supreme co',tt ot the
District "t t"h,mhe entItied In ~ n's
made 90 me / sheIl nnsr tor sale a, nnhi,t
ssn,'i'na. I" 'h1 Nisnrs, nt,Jst f., s,R 81
~. i."sf "a rrS fn,nif aof'Sfn' aoSf'SS}fnn N nv" :,
,hr once of h.lnh 9n,",s' ,str,ee !"
~, 81. - an1 aa suafs %s7f ~ ths p,.'
i "e"i " All % i"i",m.,S" ' Nth y" ssss'H H I" ,He
q S".%Hs'. " IT, land t NJ " .%% IL +
II WiNsu,r wuIAfiFy
ioskrn SULLIVAN
Atto,nrs toe Trustee
tstT dAahs aNSh
~
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rHoS J OWEN & son. AUCTtoNEERs
1928 Eve STREET Northwest.
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THOS J OWEN & ~O> ACCTlONEERS
tt-5 EYE ST NV
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AVIAN wgscHLEH 4 sos. Auo.lonssr
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gH0S OWES & sos ATCrfOSEERs
1898 I've street North @est

.s,1l i@.Ia|ft-1rfsia o"i
THIS OWES sos ArCTIoNREEA
IL kLs .r.est Anatk kaesi
Evening star., 1928-01-20
ADAM A wEscHr.ER 4 soS Auc,,one-r.

TRUSTEES SAFE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING N0 ASIA KANSAS AVE.
S'r NORTHWEST WITH BCfLT.iN
Evening star., 1928-01-20

TKCsTEEs SALE or VALUABLE REAL
EsTAEE, BEING a ONE AND ONE
EALE STORY FRAME DWELLING
CONTAINING SIX Rooms AND BATH
Known As 1905 T@EN IY-fIFTb
Evening star., 1928-06-12
DR.. {. C. WILSON HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Physician Knocked Down When
Taxi Strikes His Auto.
Other Mishaps.

DR.. Edward Comstock Wilson, 48
years old, was severely injured in a traf-
fic accident in front of his home, 2723
Connecticut avenue. shortly before noon
yesterday. The doctor left his home to
make his morning calls and was step
ping from the curb when a taxicab.
driven by Julius l.. Olkowitz, 435 M
street, struck his car, knocking the ply
sician down.
DR. Wilson was hurled a distance Of
several feet landing on the sidewalk.
and 1t was believed he had only been
shocked and bruised. but an eXamina-
ton at Garfield Hospital disclosed a Sc
we're fracture of the right knee.
Josephine KasSler. colored, 48 years
old, of 1900 Harland street Rosslyn, Va.
was knocked down in front of 2310
Pennsylvania avenue about l0:45 O'Clock
last night by the automobile OF Will
liam D. Saunders, 1857 Thirty-first
street, sustaining a fractured collar
bone. She was given surgical aid at
Emergency Hospital.
Mrs Tina Hanvey, 40 years old of 210
Tenth street southwest. was slightly hurt
last night when knocked down on the
street near her home by an automobile
driven by Tony Ramos. 1900 G street.
Physicians at Emergency Hospital gave
first aid.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
EAGLES OPEN SESSIONS.
Annual Meeting of state Aerie
Held in Staunton.
Special Dispatch TO The star.

kpeciai Dispatch 10 The Star
STAUNTON, Va, June I2-Dele-
gates to the annual meeting Of the
State Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles
this morning opened their sessions. The
meetings close tomorrow night.
Headquarters for the convention will
be in the Eagles Home The election Of
State officers will be held Wednesday
morning j. z. Baylor OF Staunton is
worthy president
Evening star., 1928-06-12
LEGION QUESTIONS
BLACKLIST CHARGE
Officials Here Doubt Statement by
Rev. Mark Depp of 0pposi-
tion to Eddy and Page.

Doubt was expressed today by Amer
lean Legion officials here that their or
ganization had ever taken any action to
suppress the teachings of Sherwood
Eddy and Kirby Page, as charged in a
sermon Sunday by Rev. Mark Depp,
pastor of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church.
In his sermon Mr.. Depp said: Il have
always entertained regard for the Amer
ican Legion as long as the Legion is
respectable, but when it attempts to set
up an intellectual censorship it forfeits
any claim TO our respect"
Col. j. Miller Kenyon, District COM
mander of the Legion. said today that
no such action as described by Mr.. Depp
had been taken here, and that he did
not know of It's having been trzen any
where else.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
ADVENT|STSNAME
LIST Of OFFICERS
Takoma Park Residents Are
Elected 10 Principal Places
for Two Years.

Residents of Takoma Park were
elected 10 virtually all the important
Offices in the Potomac Conference OF
Seventh-day Adventists at the annual
convention elections yesterday on the
campus of the Washington Missionary
College Elections are for period OF
two years.
w. F. Martin of Takoma Park was
elected conference president and w. p.
Mohr, also of Takoma Park, secretary
treasurer. Others elected. also from
Tskoma Park, unless otherwise stated,
are:
Executive committee-W. F. Martin.
n. A. Morrison, E, c. Atkinson J. w.
MacNeil, H. H. Hamilton, L. w. Gra-
ham. c. H. Dougherty. r. L. Kimble of
Richmond. Va and w. c. Hannah Of
New Market, Va.
Departmental SecretarieS-Tract So
oiety. E F. Willett; field, J. A. Bee;
Sabbath school. Mrs. c. P. SorenSon;
educational, Mrs c. p. Sorenson, mis-
sionarv volunteer, c. P, Sorenson:
home missionary, w S. Mead: religious
liberty, W F. Martin. and medical, Miss
Laura E. Wtzke.
Trustees OF the Potomac Conference
Corporation-W. F. Martin. H A. Nor
rison, w P. Mohr, l.. w. Graham. j. w.
MacNeil, H. H. Hamilton and r. D..
Hotel
Trustees of the Shenandoah Valley
Academy. located al New Market. Va
w. F.. Martin, w c. Hannah. w. p
Mohr, r. D. Hotel, j. r. Smith. L. w.
Graham. j. P. Neff, H H Hamilton.
Mrs. C. P. Sorenson and c. H. Dough-
erty.
Among the visitors at Takoma Park
for the convention are Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Watts, students at Emmanuel
Missionary College, Berrien Springs,
Mich, married May 2l in the first we'd
ding ceremony in the new chapel of the
college. They are en- route to Australia.
where they will engage in missionary
activities, and will sail from New York
July 12 Mrs. Watts was Miss Rose
Hyatt of Takoma Park. She was born
In Africa while her parents were on
missionary duty there
Evening star., 1928-06-12
ABDUCTION CHARGE
DENIED BY MOTHER
Mrs. Erma Perry Has Child in
Court-Father Says He Was
Given Custody.

Appearing before Police Court Judge
John p. Ml.NEahon with her own 3-year-
old daughter in her arms. Mrs. Erma
Perry. 20 years old, 1112 H street,
pleaded not guilty yesterday TO having
abducted the child and was held under
$500 bond to await the action of the
grand jury. A. Long. attorney for her.
husband William G. Perry, said he had
an order from Equity Court giving
custody OF the child to its father and
asked that Mr.. Perry be able to take
the child home. This. Judge McMahon
declined TO do.
Mrs. Perry was brought back to Wash
ington Friday from Birmingham. Ala,
where she is said to have taken the
baby from the home Of its aunt.
Her husband claims that he and his
wife are separated and the courts have
awarded the custody of the child to
him.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
Corn Whisky Is Most Popular Drink
Among Offenders in D. C. Police Court

A study of the kinds OF liquor that
Police Court on intoxication charges,
made by Judge Gus A. Schuldt yester-
day, revealed that corn whisky was by
far the most popular beverage among
those inclined to imbibe to excess AS
each prisoner charged with intoxica-
ton was brought before him Judge
Schuldt inquired, What was it this
time, corn, or rye. or what?"
Fifty-four offenders said they had in
Evening star., 1928-06-12

dulged in corn whisky three admitted
having experimental with bay rum. two
confessed they had been able to obtain
rye, while cider, blackberry wine and
tomato wine had one devotee each.
Comparing the figures obtained with
those compiled by him a few months
ago, Judge Schuldt pointed out that
good" liquor is apparently becoming
scarcer. The last census" made by him
showed 25 casesof intoxication from rye
Is from wines and several from gin,
Evening star., 1928-06-12
U. S. FLYERS HONORED.

Participants in Southern Gross
Flight Entertained in Sidney.
SYDNEY, Australia. June II (Pl.--It
was announced at state luncheon to-
day that Harry w. Lyon. navigator and
James w. Warner, radio operator, Amer
ican participants in the transpacific
flight of the Southern Cross, would re-
main IN Australia another five days.
Prolonged cheers greeted the announce
ment
An enthusiastic reception was given
the flyers when they made tour of the
city before attending the state function.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
Examples for Veterans.

ROME-The Roman Cincinnatus.
when he was through fighting went
back to his plow Italy hopes World
War veterans will do the same and has
offered prizes to former service men
for the best farm Yields.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
MOVIE ACTOR BANKRUPT.

Roy Darcy Files Petition in Los
Angeles Court.
LOS ANGELES, June II Ao).--Roy
Darcy movie actor, has filed volun-
tary bankruptcy petition in Federal
Court here. listing liabilities of Sl4,531
and assets of 1925.
Several months ago the former wife
Of Darcy was adjudged bankrupt, with
assets of ST. 900 and liabilities of $22.05
In that action creditors sought to find
what had become of 25,000 in Christ
mas gifts purchased by Mrs. DARCY
DArcy's true name is Roy Guisti