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T PHYSICIAN OF
X TO BE BURIED

WACO, Dec. 4.-(P-One Of the
states outstanding physicians was
brought home here today 10 be
buried.
DR.. Garland p. F~oscue, IS. who
served as president Of the State Med
ical association and had held other
posts including the state counsellor
ship 70 the National Medical ~associa-
ton, died ia Dallas last night.
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Bill Filed Would
Hike Farm Tariff

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-lP1-The
first o to increase the tariff On
agricultural products came almost
with the sound Of the gavel in the
house today with the introduction of
a bill by Representative Williamson.
republican. South Dakota, to raise
the import duties on vrious crains-
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BRAkEMAN'S LEGS CRUSHED

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 3.-tP-
Jimmy Niece, 2s-year-old Southern
Pacific switchman. Of San Antonio,
was probably fatally injured Monday
when his legs were crushed beneath
the wheels of q box car at the STOCK
yards. Niece is believed to have
fallen beneath one Of the cars.
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MULE kICk KILLS CHILD

PARIS, Tex. Dec. 3.-LP-Injuries
suffered when he was kicked by a
mule on Nov. 7 proved fatal here
yesterday to Winston Grant Gam,
4. after an operation had been per-
formed on his fractured skull. Flu
neral services were held yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4.-[Pl-Cotton
spot quiet; lower; American strict
good middlinE 11.49; good middling
11.09; strict middling 1889: mid
ding 1859: strict low middling
1914; strict good ordinary 9.94;
good ordinary 1854. Sales 5000
bales. 1000 American. Receipts &C.
900. American l3,600. Futures closed
quiet: Dec. 1895; Jan. 1887: March
1893; May 1912; July 10.3S: Oct.
101o
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A

MARSHALL, Tex, Dec. 4.-tP)-
Joel Hunt. head football coach of
the College Of Marshall. and former
Texas A. & NJ. college star. and
Frank Greasy. athletic director. have
been exonerated by the executive
committee Of the Texas junior col
lege conference Of chargs that they
knowingly used ineligible men in
conference games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-04
JEWISH CHAUTAUQUA ELECTS

HOUSTON, Dec. 3.-(P-Rabbi
Henry Merfeld Of Fort Worth was
reelected president of the southwest
ern branch of the Jewish Chautauoua
society Of the final session Of the
fifth annual assembly here ycster-
day. San Antonio was chosen site
for the 1929 assembly.
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junior. led the party. The others
were: IL. ID. Fairchild. Rutland. VT,
= senior; ID. MI. Lawrence Of VIII
Transport. Pa. a sophomore; e. n.
Elehler. Dixon, Ill., and r. p. vii,
liams, Chattanooga. Tenn. freshmen
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BTTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-lPD-Butter I'M
changed.
Eggs higher; extra firsts 4Sd49;
firsts 4OM47; ordinary firsts 30d3s;
refrigerator extras So; refrigerator
firsts 80 1-2N31.
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POULTRY

CHICAGO. Dee. 4.-GP-Poultry
firm; fowls 20G25 10; snrings 26 lie;
roosters 20; turkeys 25630; ducks II
n 70: geese 90.
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6 6 6

is n Prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
IL Is the most speedy remedy known.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-04
R.RoN TENNYsON DIES

KRESHWATER. Isle or Wight
England. Dec. 3.-P1-Baron Tenn,l
son. SON of Alfred Lord ~Tenuyson,
the poet is dead at the & of 76. IA
surcumbed to congestion OF the lurg'
after a weeks illness
Evening star., 1928-04-26
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office Of the
SUPERVISING Architect Washington D. c.
April Il. 103S-Sealed bids will ne opened
IN this Office at ) PM. MAY II lg2S for
furnishing of all labor and materials and
performing ali work required for the con-
structiOn of the foundations etc OF the
building fnr the Z. s. Bureau of Internal
Revenue. w%shInEton d. C. The work viii
include excavation. concrete pile foundations
consisting of approximately 600 niles re-.
foundation walls. wateTproofinK damnproof-
tnr, etc. for q building of approximately
lS6s0uo square feet ground ARA Work to
h% enn1pleted IN Eve months. Certified check
or eid bond of per cent OF the amount OF
the bad must accompany each proposal. Per-
tofmanoe bond Of 90 per cent of the amount
0f the contract viii he required Not eN-
sseting siN sets of drawings aud specifca-
ttoDs will he furnished to general contractors
Un request. IN the discretion of the Suuer-
Ntslng architect pF0vided . deposit of ffty
dollars $50 he' ~ made for each set De
IsositS viii he refunded on return of the
dFawtngs and sprri heatIons in good cundi-
lnp. Cheeks mttsts AIe certified and made
naSahle to the Treasurer Of the United
states JAS a WETMORE. Acting SyDer-
SAssng Ary,httect. aps4 .a6.'sS
BIDS ARE CALLED FOR THE ERECTION
OF I0ur eol0red schools for colored children
IN PRIME Georges County. Marylan two
frame and two Ariek. to he opened ON Tues
day, May :. Plans and specifcstions NAV
ee obtained uunn deposlt Of $40. from
BOARD or EDUCATION Prince Georxcs
County. IRneF MarIhnrU Md
Evening star., 1928-04-26
N. L. SANSBURY co. INC
l4lS Eye St. NV. Main 1904.
Phone Service Until 9 PM.
[E1T HONF-\ +

NEW HON En- +,
semi-sietached brick home OF seven rooms
and hath in a very attractive and convenient
section of the ne The rooms are all good
size and all the improvements are the very
latest This hone has a most attractive ar-
rraranre and The rooms are iastefutly ar
ragged and decorated. there is a huiit-in
rzrASe You win surely bike this home.
Cali Main 1881. WALTER A. BROWN,
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Uncle Will Pulls a Fast One.

Old Harvey Pressner was tight and
proud of 1t.
II earned my money and / had the
sense to save It," he'd reiterate.
But. as a matter Of fact, ne hadn't
Dame Truth we'll knew how he'd starV-
ed and ground 1t out of his tired wife
and two kids: how he'd economical
by eating sick chickens and rotten
fruit; how he'd underpaid and under
fed his Summer help. But Dame
Truth also had another story she
could tell
Emma had been one of the half wild
Pressner kids. As child she hac
learned the impossibility Of making her
father loosen up for occasional dresses
and pin money.
Pop" she'd say "afn't Il about time
/ had new coat?"
What's the matter with the one yOU
got? / Just bought 1t and you don't
even appreciate that"
Just got It? Two years ego you did
and I've used 1t every day since. Even
Aggie PETERS had a new one and heI
dads as poor as Jobs cat"
We'll, listen Emma. you're not going
TO have a new coat and that settles 1t
don't care what Aggie Peters gets. II
her father saved his money like dc
ne wouldn't be as poor as Jobs cat
Now keep still"
And 15-year-old Emma did And SC
did 19-year-oid Emma when her father
economical on her proposed wedding
so that she ran away. Even 20-ycar-
old Emma kept still-that is. to ole
Harvey. But to her Uncle Will she
confided her troubles.
Gosh, Uncle VIII. I haven't goi
enough money to buy clothes basket
let alone a baSsinet for the baby wher
1t comes. Wouldn't you think dac
would give me little bit when I neet
1t SOP"
knowing your father Ike / do.
wouldn't think so. on-hand But wher
get through with him know that
he's going to. You see. re been do.
! ing little thinking along those lines
myself. You better go homs now anc
wait for surprise"
A few hours later Uncle Will founc
old Harvey Pressner giving the chick.
ems their daily feed. which consisted ot
a pail of rich" dinner scraps mixec
with the dishwater.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
THE EVENING STORY

Say. Harvey. you're getting pretty
old aren't you? Kind of weak in the
knees nowadays. huh?"
We'll, 1t does seem So" draWled Har-
veE Il notice 1t more now that the
mornings are getting colder"
We'll. you'll be grandfather pretty
soon, and a grandfather really ought
to be old and wobbly. Saw Emma this
morning and ] told her how I was 90
ing to save some money for you.
knew you'd be the one TO get her q
bassinet so didn't go on to explain
about the wholesale place l know in
the city where can get from 20 to 30
per cent off the regular sale prices
Kempton was the man who reminded
me Of it."
"Bempton What's ne got to do
with it?'
oh, we'll / got one for him and his
wife last year just before little Johnnie
was born You see. HIM and Mrs
Kempton and Jones over here and that
fellow Michaels across the street we're
out in front of his place this morning
talking when I came BY We all got
to hashing it over. knowing you'd be
getting the bassinet and all Nov II
you want me 70 get 1t tonorrGg, can
bring it home myself and save your
old bones q trip You Just give me
the $50"
Fifty dollars! For a kids bed.
What do you think am. millionaire?
got other things / need
Say, Harvey. remember your not
living in the middle ages Hold your
shirt en- Just give me $40. for tn
stance. and YOU can save good SIS
Michaels and Jones said II vas i'm
possible at that. But they were only
going by the prices they saw in the
windows Both Of 'em remarked. too
that you'd be pleased to save so much
money"
will" interrupted Harvey anxiously.
did you go and talk all that over in
front of the Kemptons ard Jones ~
that guy Michaels?"
Sure, Harvey. why not? They were
interested. Do you want to give me
check or have you got s45 on you?"
''Well-yes. I've got little but
didn't know it would be 50 much"
Maybe it won't be- Maybe can
save some even out Of that. But give
me $50. anyway"
Gosh almighty. Will Il" and
with all the reluctance Of tight cork
leaving bottle, Harvey produced the
money.
/ Two DAYS later Harvey received from
1 tA4E "ESSC&A 11OlAtEo W.
/ receipt for the sale Of a $50 bassinet
| The same day Emma got a letter from
/ the same firm. II read:
| Dear Mrs Hoover:
/ Because Mr. viii Jones is a very
| good friend of mine have deliber-
ately waived for his sake certain OIL
/ cisl regulations and sent your father
| a receipt for $50 IN payment for our
| standard $3.50 baSsinet.
| Enclosed is a check for the balance
| Of the money am sure your discre-
/ ton will prevent the affair from being
j known. Sincerely.
u. NJ JORDAN. Manager"
fCopyri<ht 19@sl
Evening star., 1928-04-26
AUCTION SALES.
FUTdRE DAYS.
fBOs. j. OWEN 4 SON AUCTTONEERs
149a Eve Street Northwest

rHsTESE4fF iAaE fE q N9gA$HE SAEgAskE 4Hak HEak
E9Rssr EE9Rss AH sTkrEf fArN aE4fSHTEss As '@4
BY ,vitge of q certaia deed OF trust, re-
land records II the District OF Columbta. aud
at the request of the parties secured thereby
the. undersigned VIII sell ~ public auction
~ trout of the premises on MONDAY. THE
rHREETRrY T3ih1iiIh 4f ocTock hht IN iGs the io n
lowing -deser. bed land and premises, situate
E the District OF Columbia and being lot
numbered hfty-nine t5Dl in block mum
scfiled IL said deed Of trust upon the fol
Germs " sale Said property ia subject
To n prior deed of trust securing nm indebt.
cdn"se II ~ 10000 and said property will
be sold s1l,lsct to said deed of trust indebt-
ednees or the purchase price over and
above said deed of trust. one third ts to he
paid IN cash and the balance ia two equal
inatallments. payable IN one and two wears
with interest at the rate of ~ per cent
per annum. payable semi -annuady secured
by second deed OF trust upon the property
sold. or all cash Mt the option of the pur.
chaser. Interest and taxes 60 be paid or
adjusted to date OF sale. A deposit of 5000
conveyarclng; r. recording etc. at the cost OF
purchaser. TeTms Of sale TO he complied
with within thirty 900 days from day Of
sale. otherwise, deposit Will be forfeited and
ing purchaser. after FIVE f5b days adver-
ttsement Of such resale in Some newepaper
published in Washington. D. G..
B. FRANCIS SAUL.
H25 ] 5th 81. NV
WILLIAM =. BENSON
925 18th ST. NV
p1s1o.cO.21 23s5 .ae .27.es2o i'u''ee''
Evening star., 1928-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
=. REGIS NOEL. Attorney.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIG,
.trict OF Columbia holding a Probate
Conrt.--ln re- estate OF Edward T. Davis
dece ased.--Adm. No. 3543S-OrfIer of pub.
licatIon ,--The notification as to the trial oi
the issues IN this case relating to the validity
Of the paper writing dated the 10th day OF
september. 1925 DuTp0FtiHE 10 be the last
VIII and testament of Edward T. Davis De
ceased. having been returned as to Isabel z
Van Vranken and Or. J. William Davis mot
10 he found " IL Is this 9th dav of April
l92S ordered that the issues be set down
Tor trial on the 4th day of I4ine 1928 and
that this order and the substance of said
issues, 20 wit: IA Was the said uaper writ.
ing his last viii and testament (2l Was
he At the time OF its execution of sound
mind? f3l Was its execution obtained by
fraud or undue infuenee2 shall he published
once week for four weeks In the Wash
tngton Law Reporter and twice week for
the same period In The Evening Star r. L.
SfDDOES Ju<tice fsesl A true copv
Attest: VICTOR s MERsCH. Deputy Regis.
ter OF Wills for the District Of C0uuahis.
Clerk Of the Probate Court. No 0hieetion
ARIHCR PETER. Attorney for Wash. Loan
RpIo14fn 81 20 os npy3.5
Evening star., 1928-04-26

VI RRRoIvAL WILSON
salf,tH,1n,au,sl.s4 - 70. ea,q4,aQ "'s'
Evening star., 1928-04-26
GARLIC PLOT TO ABDUCT
FILM STAR FABRICATED
Confession" of Intent TO Kidnap
Dolores del Rio Declared False
in Los Angeles.
Bv the Associatcd Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. April 26.-Guseavo
Carillo's confession" that he had plot
ted with others to kidnap Dolores del
Rio. Mexican film star. was a fabEica-
ton Capt. Homer Cross. read Of the
police homicide squad, declared. Capt.
Gross said that while he was checking
on several other angles of the case. he
was convinced that Garlic is patho-
logical liar and is known as such TO
the authorities Of several States"
Garlic stiIl was held in jail until
advices had been received from Tucson,
Ariz.. where he is said 10 be wanted
on a charge OF exiortion He told
his "kidnap plot" story after police
had arrested Rosa Avala. former maid
Of Miss Del Rio. for the alleged theft
of $4,000 diamond ring. She was
booked on charge Of suspicion Of
grand theft
Carillo's confession" named thu
Avala woman as one of the principal
members Of the plot.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Trustees Sale of Four-Story
Brick Apartment Building,
Situate at Premises No. 36l4
Connecticut Ave. NV.

Ry virtue OF "A certain deed uf trust. dated
Dccrrllsr z 1925 heing instrument No. i1S;
recorded necemiler 10. lD"5 among the iana
records of the District OF Columbia, and ~
The request Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will scll at pu1lir allG' M
tion in front II the presni scs, on NEDNES-
DAY THE SECOND DAY OF MAY Nd.
1923 At FOUR O'CLOCK p M. the follow
ing described land and premises. situate IN
the District Of Columbia, AMI drslgnateu rs
and being lot 03 in Gerson Nordlinscrs sub
division az lots in block n, Connecticut Ave-
nue Highlands" IA per plat recorded IN the
Office OF the surveyor for the District OF
Columbia in Iiher ~ at folio To- said block
Il he}nT known for PURPOSES OF assessment
and taxation as kduare ooDi. subject TO
covenants cumming with the land
Terms Sold subject to a nrtor decd ~ ~
trust for SS5 O00 and second deed nt
trust for about s33 900 further particulars
OF which will he announced at time of sale
the purchase price above said trusts to he
paid in cash A deposit Of So 500 required.
ConveYansinT recording. etc. at the pur'
rhasers cost Terms TO be complied with
within thirtv days. otherwise deposit for.
feited ard the proDeTtF may bc advertised
and resotd at the discretion of the trustees.
! EUGENE VOTING.
ALpHONsE NJ BAER
Trustees.
an1p oI 81 % cS wavI
Evening star., 1928-04-26
ESTATE TO AID DRY CAUSE
IN AMERICA AND EUROPE
$500, 900 viii Go to Prohibition
Move in Germany. Austria and
United States.
By the Associated Press

Fly the Associated Press.
ST LOUIS, April 26.-The entire
$500. 600 estate Of Dr. Francis l. Stu
ever. ST. LouiSan, who died in Vienna.
will 60 70 the cause Of prohibition IN
Germany. Austria and the United States
on the death Of his sister. Miss Celia
NJ. Stuever. according 10 Stueyer'S VIII
filed here.
Six-tenthS Of the amount is 20 Be used
In Germany. thvee-tenthS in the United
States and ore-tenth IN Austria
Part Of the net income during rhs
life of his sister is also to be used in
furthcrins the dry cause in the three
countries.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
TuOs J. OWEN A. son AUCTIONEERS.
a5ab ENe Street Northwest.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Brick
Residence Containing Eight
Rooms. Bath, Being No. 4004
New Hampshire Ave. NV.

By vlrtue of \ certain deed of trust duly
recorded 10 Liber Ahid at folio LA of the
land raroFas ud the District of Columbia,
thereby she undersigned trustees will sell
NJ puhttc auction, IL front nI the premises,
APRIL, lues AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. tha
following .daseritied land and nrenA,ses, at:
nate ir the CitS of Washington, District Df
t}0lnnihla lat nunibervd sixty.two tBal In
woOdh,try HAIRS snh.iiyiaion -, OF let's a
s,i9ek numbered thlrty'sI,SS s1ul Pe,wofth
niat recorded in the onee OF the surveyor TOR
Tho District af Columbia IN Litter As at
lulto iAA, subject to tha covenants OF regxlFt
fufms, All cash A deposit of @Ann wall
he required az tine at sale, All cauveyantv
tua aud reeat,iing viii he at purchasers caat
1pflas "a he Eoniplied with Mathn thirty
tayA htherWise the trustees reserve the
rlEht te revsll a. the fisk aud cost ot the
,iefauttina nulfshaser,
Mll11AM = QulNTER,
! BENSON THOMAS,
apl s-dSdseNsu Trustees
Evening star., 1928-04-26
"FH - "F1NHIH@H . NWN, NUNIAs
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Six
Room and Bath Brick Dwell
ing, No. 1921 Oak ST. NV.

by virtue Of n certain deed uf trust duly
fss"tdhh Ia l,ibef No, 6s2U, folio 2DI st
Luhlillih! hhd at tits roquest Of this marty
secured Thereby, tha Hnderkgued trustees
WIN oHhf lot sale by ulthlip RIction in
ifiIs "i n'y pinlaiss. GA ,ItEaDlAf. THE
DtlAJGK Pm. lhs following ,ioA6iibed Iand
9Ii'i pfHulises, situate in the District 0i 20,
.hg,hia. 10 Mt Part 81 ioi nnmiered hv7
20 LhhfeH w kiHg, ~, f. anitdi Vlstnn at eeIt-
tam let's ~ sulis a. iiertiofts eubdiy yisiun
n naH ~ Nj. Pleasant as per plat nf sAid
hlnF, Us, sula1l 1lytson rnaar,led' ~ u0aniy
HOOK ~. page ~ Df the IGpurds 81 tho
nmiss 9f thh surveyor of tile Dist49rt ~ Co.
lnmbia, ilssenbpd by metss and bounds az
follows, hsslnnlnK for the same on 0ak
rnpnlng ihsase north siepg the east Iipe. Of
shAa now siesfed on ths reaT .oI aaid lot /
thstses Ysat AlonE the south face of taId
thence epttih along the west line of said
lot 30 no feet 10 the line ~ Oak street and
THENCE sabt along the ilna of Oak street
1910 feet % the place nt beglnnne. To
and appnftsnalioeA ID the same belonging
T6fna ~ sals, The above property VIII
hs sgid subject g lwf prior deeds eE trlsi
tsII ssIs ss6 sRsF'1ie s eaSoagsa a.Sssa 'ss H.
trusts 4 astesli II $500 nI raaaifed ~
purchaser ri iia,A, af aHla.. A aahVayane
lDk. gso0rdng, and n9laflai tees A gpst 81
Within thirtg DAYS from day ~ ssis., olhsrs
wlas trustees fnsarss tA.a flFht ~ la1sli pfsln
slgH AZ lisk an1 sGAt III Dc fAultns fsslyghaaNg
altar ave asgs' aasAlaiaee1epl !af sub Fssais
e A9gsc ns~anansr published IN WAAhlns
rsihh rspblhahide 'Wagnen,
Apae e.akdssksa Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
FUTURE BAYS.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER SON. Auctioneors
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Corner Business Prop
erty, Two-Story Brick
Building Nos. 1600-1608
lexington Place NE.

By virtue o. certain deed Of trust duly
Of the land records of the District OF Co.
luufbia. and At the request Of the party se-
cured thereby the undersigned trustee will
offer for sale by public auction. IN front Of
fhe lec hl;ses on MONDAY, THE THIR.
TIETH DAY OF APRIL, 1898. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises. situate IT. the District OF CO.
ham's Combination OF lots in square =, West
EekiI gton" as per plat recorded in Liber
County, No ~ folio lO7 of the records of
the Office nf the surveyor of the District of
Ioltmbia. fronting o.. I. feet. more or less
on Ecklugtun place with Que street on the
e0iNh line and a 90.foot alley un the north
iiDf containing 1856 81 H.. more or less
improved hv substantial brick building.
Terms OF sale Oue@third Of the purchase
ntpnsy Ia I've paid in cash. the balance IN two
equal instailments represented ny the prom
MRuFg notes OF the purchaser. payable In one
end two Years. with interest at per cent
hDeF annJm from day of sale. payable semi
annually. secured by deed Of trust upon thr
the purchaser. A deposit OF $1,000 re.
nnired OF purchaser at time of sale. All
eonyeyanciBg recording and notaFial fees NJ
cost OF purchaser, Terms of sale 90 be
eonIpiiAd with within thirty days from day
81 safe. otherwise the trustee gesgrves the
right 70 resell the property At the risk and
cost nj the defaulting purchaser alter i've
DAYS advertisement OF such resale in some
nesspaprr published in the city Of Wash.
NxTIoEAf. METROPOLITAN BANK.
BY GEO. w. WHITE. President,
apfa-dAde.eysn Trustee.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
TBoS. J. OWEN & SON. AfTCTIoNFERs
1925 Eye Street Northwest
TRUSTEES, SALE or TwO STORY BRICK
DWELLING KNOWN As PREMISES
1898 CHILDRESs STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING KNOWN As PREMISES
Ia35 cHILDREss STREET NORTH.
Bs virtue OF a certain deed of trust dated
May 3l. ID37. being instrument No. 80
rerortis Of the District Of Columbia. and A.
IN" request Of the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell al puhfir
auction in front Of the premises on MON
DAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF MAY. D.
io:s At THREE-THrRTY O'CLOCK PM.
the following dcsaribed land and premises
situate in the Destriot Of Columbia, and
drs,anated as and being lo, Ss in Benjamin
II. Gruver's subdivision OF lots in sduarc
wes, Of sanare .4076. as per. Mat recorded
M the ofiice of the surVeyor for the District
of Columbia in Jt1rr "a at folio ls0
Terms, sold subject to q prior deed OF
trust for 81 100000. further narticulars OF
which VIII Re announced at time OF sale
the purchase price above said trust 10 ~
nald IN cash A deDosjt OF 500 90 required
t"nveyancine recording etc at the uur-
ehasers cost. Terms to he complied with
within thirty days otherwise deposit for.
tetfed and the property NAV he advertised
aud rcsod Mt the dscTetiou Of the trustees
FRED SCHNtDER
BENJAMIN KAY
an.6. my1 rs Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Tmos j. OWEN 4 SON. AtlcTtoNEERs.
li@h Eve ST NV,
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Three.Story Frame Dwelling,
Situate No. TO 3rn st, NV.

Litter No, heno, ~ folio il of che land rec,
arSis ef tbs. nislrel ~ cehaaeia, we shall
iisAy'" qnT qniTP spcoNn' 'insaWs'S 'inAaWs' oTe ~ MY II
lnhh AT EtyE O'CLOCK PM, the aoush
10 feet front hy full dvpth thereof. OF eris,
oun,t,ared i've hundred. and twenty .nts,e
thaul tegether with the nFivlese OF q
4 fesl d inch Wide alley leading tFpm SAID
aascrhed around thrupsh che Hgssduu of Ioi
eamieeged In,s, sish'esn Isl aud a5AEegsh lsi
eassNhsssd sl,n n sfssnssen lti @ " au,taat SllsS
m ons twa And thrive seara with uterest
al si6 ner eeet naf Aanum nAsahle selai
annually nepasit Of AAtau no eeaulred al
Tins Ut aale anI the purchaser allNwed "
tasn DAYS irAm date Ut sale "a eompsls the
sale All eenseyansin. eaA reeasSiMs al
EDWARD r. nAITK
VERNON u, OWN
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