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PRICE TO RETAILERS
ERVfTTc

PRICE TO RETAILERS
FRUITS
Apples-Fancy barrel apples. seasonable
sIcH :: ssS S6n; barrel apples 1913
$2,2593.. 40 lbs: choice box apples, season
able varieties. s3.256475.
GrspefruisSFlor i6 au s4@s5o OSr crate
Grapes-California Emperors. s6 keg;
Cd1lI95nls MeEalSa,sd SO so per seg.
Lemons California, SO a crate.
LINES lmsica. SO per 100:
crate; Florida. s4.75d6.50 crate.
Washington D'Anjous. $3.50 box.
Washington D'Anjous, $3.50 per box.
Strawberries-Eloria, 85c quart.
Tangerines-F1orida, $375G4.25 crate.
VEGETABLES
California. s17S dozen.
Beans-Southern, SO hamper.
Beets-$l.25 bu.
Brussels sprouts-30c ID.
=, Cabbage-H. c., lR@2c ID; Texas. &c
ID; red, 4c ID;
Carrots-$l bu.
Celery-Caliiornia, Sc per 8, 9 and To-
V Celery 't cab6aSe@si.S0 g d RsE bunches.
Cucumbers-Indiana dollhouse, SO for
Eggplant-H. G.. 50 doc.
Endlve-$1. so doz punches.
Kale--S275 Dbl.
Leek-50c bunch.
,,i Lettuce ;ATiizonas; head; 81 per crate;
MushroomS-$l.7 rs, lbs.
Onions--Spanish, s2.7593 crate; In
diana yellow, $2.75 l00-lb. bag; Indiana
red. $3.50 cwt.
oysterplant-45c doz. punches.
Parsley-60c per doz punches.
ParSnips-Sl.5 so bu.
PeaS-California telephone. 81 hamper.
Peppers-Florida mangoes. $3.50 crate
>, Potatoes-Michigan white. q3.25, $50
lbs; Minnesota RuSsets. 1850 100 lbs: Min
nesota Red River OhioS. $3.50. 100 lbs.
1dahos, S2.75 cwt; Texas TriumphS, 50
per hamper.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. buttons. Use dozen
punches.
Rutabagas-Canadian. s175 per cwt.
Shallots-50c doz. punches.
Spinach-TeXas, Sl.65 bu.
Sweet Potatoes Indiana JERSEY me-
diums. 81 bu:; Indiana Jerseys, $3.50 bu.;
TomatoeS-California. $500, 6-basket
crate; Cuban, $3.5064.50 crate.
MISCELLANEOUS
Cider-$4.50. 6-gal. case: s4.75 doz. "a
gal. jars.
Cocoanuts-$6 per 100.
Garltc-20c per ID.
Oysters-Standards. $3.50 gal.
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REICHSTAG END NEAR
Unable to Agree on Educational
Reform Bill; Elections in May.
By United Press

By United Press
BERLIN, Feb. 15.-Dissolution Of
che Reichstag within two or three
weeks, with general elections early
IN May, became a certainty today
after conference of party leaders
announced abandonment Of efforts
to agree regarding the educational
reform bill
Collapse of negotiations over the
educational bill seemed to doom the
present coalition government, which
may stay, in accordance with PreSi-
dent Won Hindenburg's wishes, after
the dissolution of the Reichstag.
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TiptOn Hail Breaker Held

Upton, Ind, Feb. 15.-Howard
Murray, who escaped from the
county Jail here a year ago while a
prisoner on "Peeping Tom" charge
is in custody at Kokomo, police here
have been advised.
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INSURANCE MEN MEET
State Old Trails Auto Indemnity
Agents Gather at SEVERN.

Old Trails Automobile Insurance
Association agents opened at State
convention at the SEVERN.
Secretary of State Frederick E.
Schortemeier, State Insurance Com
missioner Clarence C. Wysong,
Homer Mckee and officials of the
company will speak at dinner to-
night.
The session will close Thursday.
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Other Livestock
By Times Special

81 Times Special
LOUISVILLE. FEB. l5.-Hogs-Receipts.
900; market l0c highei $50 lbs. up. is;
lbs; down. $6.35; roughs, $6.45: stays. $50.
Cattle-ReceiptS, 200; market steady;
calves. receipts 200; market steady; good
to choice, $13Gl5; medium to good, Sil6
10; outs, 81. down. Sheep-Receipts, so;
market steady. to lambs $l3@i350; sec
onds, 1910; sheep. $4@7. Tuesdays ship
Shep, none
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Banks and Exchange
TREASURY STATEMENT

IN United Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. l5.-The Treasury
net balance for Feb. i3 was SIT ,049. 977. "a.
customs receipts this month TO tep. 1o
were $2O,l21, 730.95.
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At the fellowship dinner of the
Nortllwood Christian Church,
Forty Sixth st. and Central Ave-,
Thursday night Earl Mushlitz, as
sistant editor of the Indianapolis
Star, will be the speaker. The mu-
sic is in charge of Jesse E. White
and Miss Ruby Winders. The Rev.
G. H. Winders will preside.
These programs are sponsored by
the fellowship committee, of which
M. M. Miller is chairman. Wallace
o. Lee is chairman of the program
committee.
Next Thursday Charles N.
Thompson, president of the Indiana
Society of Pioneers, is to speak.
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FIT. WAYNE. Ind, Feb. 15.-Hogs-Re-
eceiEpts, ,o 900 b, market steady 10000 lbs,
275-35o lbs. So; 14O-160 lbs, So; 1iO-i4O
lbs, $7.35; 90-110 lbs, 1878; roughs, $50
z; stays. $A@5. Calves-Recefpts, so;
market lambs SIS down.
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Local Wagon Wheat

LOCAL grain, elevators are paying sl.s9
purchased on their merits.
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By United Press

TOLEDO, Feb. 15.-Hogs- Receipts, 300:
market STEADY St lhheavies: s775@sfs; me-
light: maTtet Ssc down. SaivesLRe eceiipts
light; market soc up. Sheep and lambs
Receipts, light; market strong.
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STOCKS DOWN
FRACTIONALLY
~. -
IN LIST TODAY
Traders Look to Brokerage
Loan Statement Expect
ed Thursday.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials Tuesday
was 1878. of 1928. Average Of twenty
rails was 134.46, off As. Average of forty
bonds was 99.45, up .05.
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Chicago Grain Table

BV Times Special
CHICAGO. Feb. l5.-Carlots: Wheat, 81 ::
corn. All; oats. 1875; rye, is.
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Mrs. Daisy Smith, Al, Negro, 227
w. Fifteenth ST., died at city hos
pital today of injuries received Feb.
4 at Sixteenth st. and Senate Ave-,
when she was struck by a truck
driven by Wade Haston, Negro, 1874
Boulevard Pl. Haston was slated on
technical manslaughter charge and
released on his own rceognizance.
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Retirement from active service
with the United States Army of
Technical, Sergt. Henry H. Warner
was announced today. A second
lieutenant during the war, Warner
was commissioned a captain in the
quartermaster reserve and has been
on active duty as chief clerk of the
Eighty Fourth Division.
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AUCTION SALES.
ks.T1tRE l1AtA
THoS. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIO<EERS.
i4H5 Eve Street Northwest.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling, Being
Premises No. 214S N st. NV.

By virtue. Of a certain decd OF trust duty
Of The and records of the District Of Co,
cured thereby the Understand trustee will
iscs, on TtESnAY, THE THiRTEENTH
FTHiikTY oc ct1hk PM. the following fU. de
ssrlhed, land and premises. situate in the
and designated IS and being lot one hundred
and tittynine 500 in ", |. Hopkins sub.
division OF lots in square sixty nine l62,.. q:
rer Mat recorded in llher 20. folio Ill Of
The records Of the Office of the surveyor OF
Terms of sale; One.third of the purchase
money 10 ~ nnid IN cash balance IN two
cnua' instalrents. payable in one and two
wears with interest At q per centum per an.
mum PAYABLE semi annually from day of
sale secured by deed of trust upon the prop.
rarchaser deposit of $4,000 will I've re.
"ory!ine, etc: a. rost of purchaser Terms
"t sale TO he complied with within thirty
DAYS from day 81 sale. otherwise the trustee
reserves the riEht TO resell the property at
the risk and cost Of defaultipg purchaser
after five DAYS advertisement; OF such resale
10 some newspaper published IN Washing
ton ID, {.
BLAIR LEE
rlht -tS'fsNN surviving Trttstee
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FRANK J. WAGNER,
ROBERT r BENNETT.
n,h6 3. 10 f3I5.11 Trustees.
THOS j OWEN & SON. AUCTIOEEERs
1928 Eye St NV.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF ForR VALUABLE
s IL wv HAs us AND 81 80 End ST fa4 Nv
M xrtne Of ss deed Of tu 3, dny
one Of the land records of the District Of
Cohia sn at The re osa,s Of the party
YFG nv VI WEpGN nRdh The for Re
following described land and premises. desiE'
mated as and being
Commencing a, THREE -FIFTEENS O'CLOCK G. Z;
and Elvans subdivision of Meridian Hill; -
as per piat recorded IN L,ber +. c. r -
scr,b"d In said deed Of trust Being i'm.
s. g. nre ~ NO Fs %Ss"s kno~n
there also being parsiy cnmpieled two Two
.Sy brick pre. dS /" BE- psa o"ed The
oniance IN, two eanai in.,alments payable
~ ONE 1na year, ~ts al Il.
and secured by = deed of trust on the prop
erts sold, or all cash at option of pur-
e f. T u # p. ros sS kn Fy.
records q the ssid surveyors once BeiuE
KNOWN a. ' premises S' 40 i.ss Il. NV
Sold subject 10 prlor trust for $3.50
The, purchase price above said trust TO he
20 con,n,enc,ns a. orR.FrrTEES O'CLOCK
NJ. part OF original lot Ia IN square 90,
as more f,.llv described IN said deed ~
trus, Improved by a ,hree-story brick
dwelling known as premises No. SIS End
al NV. Sold subject to prior trust for
$4,000 The purchase price above said trust
Commcncinx al FOUR THIRTY. O'CLOCK
Pm lots - AMI - IN Samuel J, Prescot,
Cos subdivision of part OF original lot IL
n square 81 as per Mat recorded III L,beg
IS n folio Is OF the records OF the Office
q this surveyor for the District Of Colunieia
Being u Two. story frame dwelling and lot
known as premises No. $50 END at NV.
S1d subject to two prior trusts ag1Tegating
about 80 900 The purchase price above
said trusts 20 he paid IN cash
Terms of sale Each parcel sold sibsect
10 the trusts as stated above and upon the
terms stated further particulars Of which
wiii ~ announced at the time of sale. 4
deposit OF S3On required on each parcel.
All consssancing. recordinx. cts. n, pur-
shaser'a rnst Terms IN he compliNt with
Within thirty DAYS otherwise deepest, for.
fettci and the property NAV b. advertised
and iesold al the discretion of the trustees
CHARLES l., NORRIS
OTTO HERMANN
NH" ! lola Trustees
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could get along with any
i mother-in-law If she was
willing to half try?"
eyes. dear" said Tom. bit stiffly. as
though he knew what was coming
We'll, what's to be done? Though
she's only been living with us a month
and / love her like an own mother.
sheer will power is all that keeps me
from saying horrid things to the dear
soul. I've demonstrated as nicely as
know how, but she persists In hob
nobbing with that queer old couple
across the hall"
Just because they're lonely, and
seem to have no friends Mothers
never stubborn unless she knows she's
right"
Mary, always spirited in any discus
sion. flashed back an irritated answer
In a way that Tom had never known
from her. You Havensi I'm tired of
trying to save you from consequences of
your extreme ideas Of right and wrong
SO you uphold your mothers intimacy
with the only questionable people in the
house, when It's sure to upset our
chances with the Leayitt's. Why Maisie
says"
Anger flashed In Toms eyes. you're
| calling that woman by her first name,"
"Of course, she isn't my sort. and
her husband is impossible. But your
ambition is to get some connection with
the Arkwright firm, and they are the
| only folks we'll ever know that could
introduce us TO the younger Arkwrights
They've promised to, and"
Mary. Mrs. Leavitt has no mora
standards, and her personal habit,
| would ostracize her In my home town.
Tom! This isn't Smithville OF
Jones Crossing! You and mother mus
| outgrow your small-town standards
Getting ahead in a big city is a Dali,
night. The Leavitts are Just one strin.
that has to be pulled, and those queer
| Brauns-"
Are very dear old people with moth,
| ing against them but being foreign In
speech. ways and dress. AS for small
towns. the progressive ones, such as
came from. have long ceased !ookin;
askance at foreigners. They are lookin;
into the foreign heart and"
Tom was halted in his rather heatec
oratory by look Of horror on Mary
flushed face. Tom Haven. we're havin,
our first quarrel, Kiss me and m:
along! l won't ride down with YOU thi
morning, for We might get onto the sub
ject in the subway. Well settle It thi
evening. while mothers at prayer meet
ing"
Mother Haven had been rafting TIL
breakfast dishes. at the farther end O
the long apartment. but Mary felt tn
need OF a tacit apology. and gave her a,
extra big hug and kiss before she wen
out. It was some months before sh
realized that Mrs. Ravens blue eve
had held a familiar look OF msschie,
Her mischief usually consisted in tn
most unconventional kindness to I'll
most impossible sort of people. Mar
had some grievance. after all. 1t haI
been awkward explaining the dilapi
dated people that mother had some
times brought up in the sumptuous ele
Fator. Tom had had to ren1onstrat
with her. and since then she had con
centrated on the Brauns.
Half an hour after Mary left, the ex
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Illus L." r. e. 49, = 81 A6GvaIUNEERs
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Four
story Brick Dwelling, Twelve
Rooms and Bath, Being Prem
Uses No. 1852 N Street North
west.

Ry virtue ai = certain ,iee,l of trust duly
recorded m Liber No $3.50 folio 3ia ct seu .
Of the land records of the District OF Co
mnih's- and n the request nf the party 50.
cured 'herehS, the undersigned trustees will
sell AT puhl., auction. in front OF the pfeni-
i n,v on on, Mo MAY, THE NfNETEENIH
THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm the following de-
sserlecd land ami premises, situate IN tue
City OF WASHINGTON District Of Columbia.
and ;icsiGmated rs and being 10, 10 in Susan
+ okies subdivision of lats in square 80
as per .nlai rccE,rti~~i in the Office Of the sur
Is AZ folio -
Terms of sale: Onc~thiri Of the purchase
money TO be uaid in cash balance IN two
caRa' instalinlcnts, payable in one aud two
wears ~ith interest at prr centrum pcr an
mum. rayshle semi. annually from day OF
sale secured nv d"r6 Of trust uppn the ntnp-
efiy sold or all cash at the option Of the
purchaser aepos,t of $500 90 will I've
re1.t,red at time OF sale. All conveyanctns
recording etc AZ cost of purchasef. Terms
Of sale 10 he complied with within thirty
dass from day Of eale otherwise the trtis-
tees reserve the rirht to resell the property
the tisk and cost nf dciau,lrC purchaser
after FIVE DAYS advertise merit at such resale
y.
RATES WARREN
JAMES l. kAERTk
fsafE 4 I n - ~ IL
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AUCTION SALES.
MUM lklE llANS
ADAM A WEsCHLER ( son. AUctioncers

ADAM A, WESCHi.ER son. Aurtioncefs
rRrsTEEs;, sAaE 2F vALr "A kEr RE n
T1wENrY. sEoNp sTREET 70 Az
ME AMI b b " s FRI \ w., KNoMS
As PREMISES 32:s-33O TWENTY
SECoNn STREET NV ..
aniy .:'asisq u i Llhsr stoa i"s ~, & {;
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will offe.'. for sale by puhll, auc,ion,r ~ ~ y
front of the PROMISES, on TuESDAanrs,s Ih ~
FIVE O'Clock P;M, The following :d;seri', e
real estate in tho District of Colum',la
TO wit Lots numbered twrnty- seven l"7l
and twenty eight t"Sl In Samuel j Pres
colt rontpany's subdivision OF original lut
eleven u1l in. sdnare numbered slX'y-onee
tho. surveyor for the, District of Columbia
Terms of sale Onc-tbird Of tho purchase
money - he paid in cash. the balance II,
iva equal installnents. PAYABLE in one and
~" wears Mh nsGrsr, At cert ntx n e,
sale eectired Ivy deed OF tru-t upnn the
property sold or all cash at option Of
purchaser. A deposit OF $3.50 reouired al
10 he complied With within fifteen DAYS
tho risk ana cost of the defanitinS pur;
chaser after five days advertisement OF
such resale In some newspaner published in
the CITY of wash,~Vtnn D. C,oo,rs
JOSEPH y. SULLIVAN.
mh"- t6,is.exSu Trnstres
fTIIpS curry g. cox AIfCTIONEFRS
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G ALBERT WHITE.
HARRY b. DENHAM
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ne.
TArfED FRAME Dw ELl.tS6. 1904

TAthED FkkNT DWELLING asot
BY v.rtue ot certain atcc~i of trust re
corded Desc .2 ioe9 paper Ma. .."7. OF The
land records 81 the District Of Columbia. ani
~ request af toe rarts seriryei thereby. the
undefsignea trustees will s!I at puifsr aus-
ton. IN tsOmt cf the nreuasss. sefa TUESDAY
TIE Il i8TtE ;.s Dar or March 1873
ee-'thea: land and premises, Aatusie in the
DtstFTef ot Columbia, aud heing lot lively e
ii3, in FthSg ~ RBtty subdivision OF lots
an sqaare forty. hfee hundred and three
t3sh;ff. as per plat srestrtss-i 10 the Office 81
the >HfTeSos Uf the District Of Columbia IN
LItt@F ~ At folio .5h ss1yvnved s$ above .
stb!csf 10 e frat trust Of ~ $50 hearing IA
tFFrrt at u 'r die Am%ust J. 1923
TrFftss CASH a},ose satd first trust A de-
fstsit 81 500, required ~ sale fsIgveSanCttg
a rpst Of eunhassg. Terms ri safe 10 re-
,"nlr5ie4 St'h within 10 tsys or deposit
fog!rttez.
LESLIE r. y PRINCE
PERCY J GRADY
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I've I'VE st = "
Trustees Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, being the
Two story Brick Dwelling
known ~ III Bates Street
Northwest.

Nv slttne 81 "a rnItaIn teej ~ trust dtis
Fe'tfded ~ tAt.i Nh STsi. tofn ~ ~ sei"
81 The iatt reHafds al ,iie inst'''i 81 ,olnn'.
bis ai"i ~ the faHttfst al The uatiV s@t,.ir.l
tlieirh% tie uilsifrsiaini trustees VIII cell ~
p Wits 5'' M if,t :" ss'itsfitfsTa NV ~
AahfH 4 Il. lDas AT. IHREk E0nTt.
ss.n1 hht pfendses sI,nale ~ "a" ,t,y a., 81
Washington idsiitet 81 Columbia ami des'
tshated ~ and helnE la nanIi'stet hnn hug
stf9 snd tllKtiyhth 1881 ~ Ihs,,Ias ~, ~,
"a sgoara NUMBERED hys huidlei aud haiy.
t@H fhb1i ~ bef tist tseansr.i ~ lbs nii'is
@t me surveyor Tor the DISTRICT ~ Columbia
b Iib"f ~ 81 toiia AZ subject Ia tlaht
9' way ."ssr ibn fssi fee, ~ ssid ,St ~
fatuF III Oh tI. ntiiff lots Ia said sniAhst-
siHn "ssept ot Numbered use bth'itta ami
eiEi't& t~F, ttFIt
Terms al sale All each fepns1l 1i
5000 viii be fsauirei ~ ttine ~ sale Con
ssshutiEF. tttDgiilHR Htr.. ~ tnst ~ btur
eitasfr. Terms al sats 10 ia '.ntpsi"h niih
Nithlh fifteen dave iFn1t 10y ~ sale athst +,
y iaf, ibe Trustees reserve the fiaht q! Iasgli
the bdrerF 81 tiis yYsb ana tstst ~ gsIaHi' =
tftE ls"IttIaAsf. sfteF i've dsss' aitsHisenth.
~ sv'h issai@ - spfas i6s spapsf published
~ Warrington. II e 49,
HEhREkT A. Gill.
nb9 sl0i1.i5 Trustees
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THos } OVEN & son >ArcTIoSEERs
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Frame Dwelling, Being
Premises No. 7lS 7th St. Sc.

By ,,rtue ~ certain deed of trust. duty
recusied ~ L,ler M 5i@l. folio 4a6 ct scu..
Of the land eccrds of the. District OF Column,
hia. and at The t,au-st OF the party secured
thereoy,, the undersISncsl trustees viii sell
al public auction. in front or the premises.
on fRtnAy. TIRE NINTH DAY OF MARTH.
Pm. the tcllowlnS described land and prem
ises. situate 81 the city OF Washington, Dis
trict OF ColunllNa ami designated as and
he,1S Part Of original lot ~ in SQUARE 9o4,
described as follows EeSnnnE on the east
side Of eth street nj the northwest corner
OF SAID lot and tunuinc thence with the Cast
side Of 9Th street south l1."i feet; THENCE
ie3N Ing 1ih str,ct and "unnnS through the
center OF frame parutun cast loo. 0S3 fcet
To a nuhc alley 80 feet wu!e, thence with
the west hne of said public alley north
0t feet 10 the northeast corner OF lot
l3' th~nce with tho northern line thereof
west io9 oSi feet tn the beginning.
Terms OF sale. All cash A deposit OF
S50o.o0 will I've restuircd at time OF sale:
All conVeySnclns. recopiinC, etc. at cost III
purchaser. Terms of sale tn I've complied
with within thirty DAYS from day of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right To
resell the property at the risk and cos, OF
detaultins purchaser after five DAYS adSers
iiscnent Of -neh resale in some newspaper
published ~ WASHINGTON. n. e.
r III BURTNER
fe"0 r,h, y - Trustees.
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THOS J OWEN SON AUCrlO%EERS
li.a Nv Ntreet Northwest
TRUSTEES SAFE or VALUABLE BRtCk
nWEilLNH, KNOWN As PREMISES

TRt,STEES' SAFE or NALuAb!;E bRttk
DWELLING. KNOWN As PREMISES
RAJ" CCRCoRAN ST NV.
RS virtue ot certain decd of trus. duty
III the land records ef the District ri CO.
lumhia. and at the request nf the party
secured Thereby, the undersigned trustees
viii sei AZ rnhl,r auction. ~ front vt The
nrcmiscs. or TIEsnAI THE T",ES$T!Erh
O'CLOCK I'm, the teiInw.nS .'escrited land
AMI pretnisrs, situate IN the District of To-
lmre,a, and ties,sna.~a ~ and heins hoe ~:
IN Cammack's subdivision Of lots IN ,0uare
80 as yer plat retUr,isd in the ottCe nf
th. surveyor for the District III Columbia
Ia l.iher /. at folio rs.
Terms Sold subject ~ q nrtar deed ct
trust for ~ ROo,n0 further particulars al
which will I've announced NJ time at sale
the purchase nticc above said trust to I've
naid IN cash, 4 tiepr<.t III >jNl. % Nuaitet
tsont eysn,snS recnfsi,ag. ct. at purt ha<er' :
rast. Terms 10 Nv CNnlnsiel with within
thtrN dsss, otherwise dneas,, torseitesi anil
the nronerty may he advertised and resold
at The ,tscTcuan Of the trustees
n r. CHANM.ER
WESLEY :. PORTER
r,hs n ~ lRlp Tfaists~s
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, Being
the Two-Story Brick DWELL
ing Known as 1883 Scaton
ST. NV.

BY ,.l,uc. Of a certain deed of irnst duly
REGARDED ~ iAtsar No 1864, folio ~: et seq,
Of The lard records ot The District of Ioii.m.
hia. and =, the feauest 81 the party srcuIe,ii
al n,hhr auction in frunt Of The premises
on TUESDAY. TIN THiETEIXTh PAY 70 oe
I'M the following described land and prem.
,sts. situate in the Ct.y Of WASHINGTON. pss'
triet uf Columbia and designated rs and I've
inw Iui rum;ertcd two hundred and seventy.
touF t"5it. IN c. W. Kings subdivision -,
lois In SQUARE numbered one hundred and
nftv tiS0I "a pcr plat rec0t'ied in the
nffifSs ot the surveyor for the District OF Co
ilrhia IN Litter - AT folio lo@
Tern,s nf Saie All cash dennsit ~
$500 10 viii be required Al time OF safe. All
conVssar-ing recording, etc. az cost az pur'
chasrr Terms 81 sale tn br cnmnited with
Ntthlu fifteen taEs trnm dav OF MALE. othrr,,
wise th, trustees reserve the right to resell
TIN, property AT the risk ami cost Of default
tng nurt.hnser after i've days advertisement
al sprh resale ~ SOME newspaper published
:" HrRsERT A. Gill.
THEo, y GILL. Jr.
ntht 40 l.. Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-08
Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm.
proved Real Estate, Being
the Two-Story Brick Dwell
ing Known as l7S4 Seaton
St, NV.

~ tit,na, - certain ,ieei oi trust duty
tetotL e. Az iiber Ma iuhu tulio Tao vi sst
al the hand records ~ the IHstFict at Ios
lhmhla,, anal al the ,e',nost ot ths l'afiy se.
cared thsfsbs tho undetssiad trustesA ~iii
rs d" sn r9r ~ '" rs II tfs pSSsrna
t0a1y Fivh ..ottotk TN ne talloSNs,
siFsctit,ed land and premises, situate Ia the
and tas,snatsd az and hs,eK y. nua'lafe,d
NO hnnfiEI snd seventy elk tsTHt 10 e
w, klns's snb,itisiun of lola IN square n,nr
Tered ai,s hundred and nifty tthOI. AZ pBf
Utst IHislf,ish ~ the uiilts Ut tbs surveyor
fof The District at Columbia Ia Lihef ~ al
iuiin fU3
ltrns ot saie All eash deposlt al
samoan viii te ren,,irnd a tine of sale All
t'a,tset aHplnR recording etc al 6unt Of tllta
ebattf fsfms al sale ~ ila sun,ied With
s'thtq. hi.ssn dsss from day At sale ntheg,,
y iee miA iltlstrHR thshttA tha nAht W fEeelt
ths pgnperts al lba ,isb aud east ~ slsfault.
ing purhsssf after five dAss' adfnrtiaeu,ent
81 slsfil resale " SONS Hswspapsr published
Ia Washington D. e -
HERBERT A. ali.I.
n THEO NJ GILL IL
Ilhl 1hk,tu.t3 IfnAiasA.