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TnDs OWLS sna, AfTsTIOhFEKs
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Ih1 tGEETFPN APARTMENTS sTJf
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sTEkEt NORTHWEST
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hoysn,itf ~ 1923. bring insi,iU nept No
ia. TefVtd.f De"bmfsr 10 1923 h,n1ns
ne Ianf ,ercoThs ~ the Dss'ic, ~ Coiu1
lla ana al the rsgusst of the psrty sseiiTsd
.ast.t y ~ hHdt's.yned i.psiess win cell 81
IABf A u 1925 AT THREE Thirty
CtJ<EB N, the following .isssgJi,sd fsa1
A6s nrs1Iists situate Ia tne district NJ "a
I"nms sod Issl.astst Ak and t.ihs lpis 1873
and ~ n w W Msc1ii0usb's salstfyisis,,
~ tDts ~ ssusfe esq az t.er Uiai Ten.,1,isd
- jAhef. ~ fgio f52 81 ths ,e.1,ias ~ Ii,
once ~ the smsssB for lie Distfini ~
toiBWtfs ~
Tenn s1l1 suffice, 10 pris, deed ~
Hnsi t"' ~ 900 90, taJth.T 8stlteuiaTs of
%bbt VII ~ announced ~ time NJ sale
he pATfbAse pi9.s Ahoss ss1d trust 10 h.
gsiS IN 'ssh GsDokit ~ 1900 40 rsaiifed
EpBs@yan'9nF Tse9f ling and ysssnus sfsHlDt
al HuTehss<Fs aost, Terms IN he cssmUtj ~
sth within thiHy days otherwise 1snnsli
forfeited sHf The property may he s1ysrtissd
and fss1id a. The 1iNsstion ~ ths lrsIAlees
rnv,1ffirkrBtk
iAssliIsA 1sasssss
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Ssa Primo he Rivera, the SaankSA
eFeasef, carries IN tia kGt, hAaa NM,
81 ~ MS t'~a>~sS INC raw tNNsatSeS.
ts seNsts tENm FAs0assstSs. AaA m
sraia 10 believed that " one eArrtss
mstssla ~all - k<ps at NAs,
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9RDs. ]. OWN son 1TCsYY0Egrp-
lS2s kye 81 hw
1GftSTKEs SALE CF TgRgg story
EkUk AID FRANZ DWELLING
E IN, SITUATE NJ sse sTEEEJ

bF tirtGs VI Dertssn das6 ~ iralst GATED
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tsep'eeG Deaegi,ef n 1871 smonr ths
s5@'sG f@1Y'Gs 81 the Dstfle. III Gt,iaanitas sDc
fsf TIE res a|ss ~ tie Dsfay sscgfec tb..F.,y
size psGesssEnef trustees via sri 81 t,s.,f.
stss+.lyns = if2nt u ~ ptenal SEE ~.
NElAEsbAf IEK ELEsEkgH DAY fjE
5AkLhkJ. 4 - ls2s Al fOLE UCiIg X
NJ tie fpliDr1ng ,sescfs'sec LAND aud Dsera
ssef. s3@NsA 70 fh@ DlEsg3a& 81 lolanttus an,
Gsssost<e ss and De.ag Dg4ElHsl hi III "a,
esDatf ISs ~
TffDls Sni9 eabgsct ~ . prior Sa4d o.
East TOR ~ 100 ~. further particulars al
~G.cb WI bs announced 81 Tine III ssiA
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~gta }ti.4E iisiriy GhSs ',ttAesa ise s.,tr,x4i
90 f.} tn Asi6 "a. Dfottffy Haas b. advert -
sS4C rssDae 81 lBe Girtyf34oh ~ ahs tCasse..
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AUCTION SALES.
TH0s. J. OWEN a son, ATCTIOEFERs
I425 Eve street Northwest
Trustees Sale Of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate Known as
Premises No. 3l14 44th St.
NV, Wesley Heights.

ny virtue on certain deed Of trust OILY
recorded paper 40. $50 Of January 81
1877. Of ihe land records Of the District OF
Columbia anc at the request OF the party
secured Thereby. the undersigned trustees
~iA sell al pubic auction. IN front of the
premises, on FRIDAY. THE THIRTEENTH
DAY on JANUARY ID. 1928 AT THREE
O'CLOCK M. the following -oescr7ts land
SDc premises situate 10 Washington DIS
EAff Of Columbia. aDc GesIKnatsd az and
;Sei5g }ots SGs - and 70 hi0ck 10 in
SghB y Waegatnab't s.SclS sion Of part
q -Alhsfee- Row known Wesley Bfighis
a. cei plat recorded Liner County No z
ioiso 11G- Of tie records 81 the oflse 81 the
tasSe3or Of the Disiraef % Columbia sHt}eet
!" fFsf deFG 81 trGsf 81 - Son and sub
z'T1 :" F4Fht % Sag OY@T ti~ Nert or rear
. st$t ~ iae 7QtE ~4GtE4 Gf said lols - anG
q 5pf AIRY pHffpstk. together With the
1o4poFFns'75ts "Dfisssfing Ot f~U-stofy frame
o"siNnS al1 gsfSge
Terms - fal% Ofie,iHisi Of The purchase
balance ~ De s4r8Fra sYy ses4sttd deed al
irekf Lefns 81 Wfrts 70 tse at4antss,.f ~
fiss 81 sSt~ Or al art &, iise stl,tt4u Of
va" DurchassF & 3fit0snt II s3gu viii In
f'@G+ffE al tas@ II sais. All s.stugryasstng
fseof65ng ft"- ~ cost - sgslFcassey TERMS
@ ss4e ~ ~ complied Win WITHIN ] 3 dhys
from Cop - ts4s. otserwlse Tue trustS@p
rsesNt he rEbt u iereIl ihe property a.
We f,fS SsG @0st 81 cefsultgDy purchaser
afAf hFe cSfs advert setnsnt II s4lcb ressIs
u tvftt bss sgasseg DgDi8sbe. IN Wasbsugton
" = PEEDtE!tF 4 FKESfhG
FhrL :. ECGKEs
Is F.U
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AUCTION SALES.
.rliTlIRE. DAYS.
THOS. j. OWEN g. SON AUCTlONEERs
1925 Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuABLE THREE:
DWELL1NGG KNOWN As Premises

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALuABIE THKEE:
pWELLrNG> KNOWN As PREMISES
NO. 1O4 EYE ST. NV.
BY virtue of . certain deed OF trust duly
recorded IN Liber No. 800. folio 263 IT sel
Of the land records OF the District Of Column.
bla and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell
On On, TTEspHY,, THE sEyEEiNsTEEN'rHr T IA,
THIRTY O'CLOCK p M, the following de
scribd land and premises. situate III the DIS
trict Of Columbia. and designated as and be-
ing lot II in the subdivision made by Alex
X. shepherd OF square west of square 6.3
rs said subdivision IL recorded in Liber "
B; n. folio 253 Of the records OF the Office
OF the surveyor of the District of Columbia
Terms: Sold subject to Il prior deed Oi
trust for So 100000. further particulars q
which viii he announced at time of sale: the
purchase price above said trust to be paid
IN cash. deposit of $4,000 required Con.
vcYa1cing. recording. etc. at purchaser
cost: Terms TO I've complied with within
thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited and
the pronerty may be advertised and resold
at the discretion of the trustees
CHAPMAN W. FOWLER
J. EDWARD FOWLER.
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nlt iith ~. NV,
HAIRY L.. LIGHT.
de"9, ~ ja4 500 1A'" o. .S,n"

shLhiFfh sALE or MODERN GARAGE
nTrpps yt9I iFMENf. LOCATED Ar ny.
ny Fi,tue OF writ ~ fieri fatias tsstisd
ont OF the Circuit Court for i'rinta uo"rsrs
. Nh ", hsfyianh. AMI Ia mo .iirerted ]
80 SOL ~ pliblc auction. Ia the hishssi
,,.il@ Tor ,cash On the premises al Hsatts,
Armor @" nn WI .pg"s,,e The Maryland state
PAY DF JANUARY ip.s' Ar fwuu
,n o,.h Pm, ali The estate risbt. iiie'
I'M s, a ofnprfif claim aud demand ~ law
e., 4 "a !t ~ either ~ thsIn, of, In AMI to
...r. .na' sstate Improved hy the White Housu
taks w*s recently constructed III brick and
e"na, s,,s AMI IL heated by radiators.
from ,aharr. " ,Iaseti insnraaos n",hi
, ,'s' pnot, Fifteenth street nv. Washing.
imam CHARLES y. EARLY,
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AUCTION SALES.
k'I,TG'kkt, NAYS
THOS. J; OWEN 4 SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1925 Eye Street Northwest.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Three-Story Brick Residence
Containing Nine Rooms and
Two Baths, With Two-Car
Garage, Being Premises
Known as 17O4 18th St. NV.

Known as 1704 10th St. NV.
psSems snr1.d j I9GS being nstraMsnt ~
thereby the undersigned trustees viii sell a, at
Gn ebx f.nG'RGYp raE tFqH fh ps
LANNuARii AD l9:s, At FoIR.THlRTY
i.c@. situate in the District of coiumbia. r md
designated ~ and being lot seventy six t16)
50 Of sare ""e h" an and ses
fn bsr e'gh talo 10 Pc. bn plat asco rsrorfd In
o 1ii Of the surveyor of the Ds.ric, Of CO.
mmbia.
Terms; Sold subject to a prior deed of
which will I've announced at time of sale; the
p"rrhasss price da sSoye ssd s .1n,, to he na
cost, Terms to be complied with ' Within 20
property may I've advertised and resold a, the
discretion of the trustees
E9RRfR T I koNss :KEEvER.
ia d&,ls,eSSu ----- Trustees
THos. J OWEN & SON. AUCTloNEERs.
1923 Eve street Northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE or yALr xBLE BRICK
5 sd4 ASr as!a S% SIcnos AVE- FkkEs Ne
r, virtue Of a certain decd OF trust duly
recorded in l.ilsr no. 53oi. folio l.s ct seq.
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will
sell at publ" auction. IN front OF the prem
, res. On THURSDAY, THE TWELFTH hay
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described land
and Iremises situate in the District OF Co.
lumhia. and designated az and bcing lot g.
in Zsrn's subdivision Of certain lots. in
block q Addition 10 Congress Heights" rs
per Plat recorded N the Office OF the sur.
veyor for the District of Columbis in Lther
- n folio iS5 xad block hcing now
known fer pnrposcs of assessment and tax.
alton SQUARE 5000 Subject to the night
hereby reserved 10 the Erantor and his as
signs Of using the northerly wall nf the
building on the land hereby described ~ a
party wall free OF cost whichever SAID grantnr
az his assigns shall erect a building on sub
lot q; in said block
Terms Sold subject 20 prior decd of
trust for $1,000 % further particulars Of
which Will he announced At time OF sale the
nurchase price abnve said trust TO he nald
ia cash deposit of $500 90 required
Conveyar'inc. recording. rte, AT nnrcha~er's
'4nst Terms 10 he COMPLIED with within
ihirtv DAYS otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property NAV hp advertised and resold ut
the discretion nt fhP trustees
JOHN J Money
deal ie4 1911 Trustees
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Ed 4 StsF f = fSht y" n
srSi .-,TlioS'' Mt1n aErAI; ,Koof;
N N9Is wSeS S,rs a ANH GEORGIA AVE
1 1""s "a ia$ hf,.s i"..rs@r", Il" r.
"tds q the District at Columbia and AT the
, framr.t Of Tho party sccur,~i thcrchy. the
sn n ron, " ~ he n @e ~. a" al RI rSn Az
HfE ii s!s IF "a, Of 'ASns3
Pm. In following .ie.crit.ei isn.i snt prem,
,srs situate ~ the County of Washington,
p ns,nr n, o, Columbia AMI ,s;sns,ed :: AMI AMI
Warder .uhdiyisio" Of w R'n Gloss. a,
sse,or for The .pistr,c, Of Coinmh,a in, L,her
County st foiior q: and az described as
southsrly lire nf. said 10, nnn,eereI four -,
a.. no,nt 80 feet westerly from the we.,
rr .ons .ohsps T "s ~ a sn' "Sns Ss
- ION as feet la the westerly line 81 said
mth n ~. ssi f"pr O. thence nor,hsrls
i.ur a., AMI .nve Isl b. o: fee. to the lnc
81 : nriieatei alley; thence easterly parallel
h.e %, $50 feet. more or less 10 "A nuhlte
s icy shnMn on Plat recorded IN satt sui
,sne s"",herls bsso Zee, a 10 Tine ,h" hss,nn"s
Note. a. the date hrrrot the above described
s,."nc,,s !. h,sFnstei On the books Of 81.
and hit In square a0I1 together with thu
h n,,n,s' ., consisting ~ 80 garages "i
Terms OF sale All cash. A .iepoatt Of
: 600 90 win ,~ required at tine Of .alr
narch"ss,s "" Term. frr:rns etc a, eos, -,
With wl,hin thirty days from tav ii safe
~, ,S w." trustee. reserve the risht I: te
hhl'ihs purchaser after fvr DAYS advrr,
n,rnrn, ~ ;,"h resale IL snmr ew.rare,
rrRr"yy'' II R,'ssr,I
tad dsds eSsu - " rf,,s,...
it"a I've Il Nw
TRUSTEES. SALE OF TWO STORY AND
S o sas E reiGF s afsslpTSSn GiTF
=" virtue " q osr,ain .,set ~ N" trn.t t,,sa
Jun. io,h, 1857 ieins ins,st,m"n, N" ians
, rsSSr:' 81 FL" H. i E.,, sp"a II.
nntes,isnsd trustees win sail a, nu"l,% .""
9sEy Tf IF i sJSsy.fs It @sssrE Sly,$s}
re fe'," !" ,ns as.:r,esd land and nsse.s.
,saa'sh and helms Il" s"assssa ~" ,S.S Ss:
n n.s 20, !" square aantsfsd thirty me
W Chams's resu,"i,tision Of lots WumSsss'i
,hl,,rs" I'D All iaur,esa IA IL ssti
s""s, /" icsr e - q ILL, .I., ,.ssss"H',,.i"a re
II the ,suftrsor tor the bstriot Ut Cahm
'iia subject ~ the covenants ~ rsyard
,ros fs sfoooo sad saos, o'S 90 ''s ss..,. ct
, ..'si turtle. nas.1eniats 81 witch viii h.
nf'rs aiss said 'su.ss /" us., s ~ ...s
= 'ien"s,, ~ saoaou isYaiFei Caayes ans
~. ~ rs'asd,"s e,o AZ the nusehs-eE's nast
DAYS o,het.,se lsnns,, f"fi.i,sa and ,Ss
nt"nsrts mar pa sdsertsed and resald al
.,a,,,. a aaS4E :'SS'H 4;}ss..,..
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Brick
Dwelling Arranged Into 4
Apartments, No. 1909 X Street
Northwest, With Garage.

~ s4st&4s - q .ettaJa Gfa.d at tfust ;aty
Tf1ogGa9 ~ g-tost ~ 5s1s fni4p - Il ~.
AZ TIE }stl@ f,'ofds 81 The Dstspf ~ Ioitis,J
EBaa aIsS - tbf 4sfsi II il4s EaIAy se.ass. s
fhsfssBy ne 4s1ttst - shs9 Uusi4rs WIS offsi
foE ea3e ~ eYbn slt't5on ~ gg.yt.t 81 ina
\, en4jss ~ 9HrEsDbY 1HE klhF
SIEk9E, RAy Or, yththeY Is2k AZ
fOEEJEiEif Gtt/F n j. tbs follow
ins Ges'Fs,4z4 Jsi.S st1 pfeniln4t sltl.ste D.
shs IJisGTcl ~ F'yjHH8bs ~ va Lot Sc 10
tafE BaA'ps5 sHis5lsgsIDD ii A.yts an
Esl4eFe ~ l.ss bisl sstyiGed IN Tux Dnlas
~ tbe euftfsDi fgf ga. 5B.rtFirt 81 as,l4ia-
ia iB IAtsF ~ st foi31 az ImBl9sta ~
Iflftk dpejNuf hat Netag heal. .ls't4.Bls
Eatasf
Terns ~ sale FsoDsiis vii! t,e *en sab
teri ~ . Dtls,s afsn ~ u4st fg5 ~ 900 81
~. ats h"tsn4Lff ~ 1922 bs!aDce .asL
sssFsset u 1900 f"aalfsd ~ Ussf"hs~4' ~
sfmu ~ #ats 81 csIsssf8 afi'3HE Ftfpf'3tgis
and n9fstiai lea 81 "gst II putcB%sst
Tenn ~ esiH ga ~ 3D@I19 &3tb within
tlirfy dSys fioo' fas If ssss "tRst vice tjaf
,rsssets ffneIkP she aEEt ~ JfstN he DgaD
.rfv 81 tE@ fisk 8nG a13st ~ ihs asfsHi,jns
.gsfsH esss attfJ $50 asks aGs9rii senfHt -
ssph fsess e soHas Hes EbsDst Published %
sEs T8ly u Wasblls loa D
..s,,,,,.,, skEsoS Mss ~.
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ARTHUR J. BRIDGETT.
deal ia4Roii Trustees
ADAM A, wEscHLER & SON Auct,oneers

UNITED STATES aARsHAL's SALE.
BT -irtue OF = writ OF hert facias issued
out NJ the clerks ofi.~ 81 the Supreme
Court nf the District Of Columbia and To
cash a, the wesl, front 81 The Cont, House
IS r tRin.Y e., p 81 faN rRR'l%T xSEAA4Nx
THREE 1897 all the right title claim
and lnt"r~st Of ssmuei C. Rauh in and 10
the following -Iessrihei real estate tn wit
sion o. ourLnal lot in SQUARE 257 az ner
"iat ~ said subdivision recorded in tIher
folio f3l OF tn" records Of the office ~
the surveyor al the District nf Columbia
tI"n 'ot 600 N sruarr 25T, together with
ths Inn movements thereon s.i1eh and levied
upon a. all the riebt ,.tie claim and inter
est OF said Samuel C.. Rauh In and tn said
real estate, and sold IN satisfy Judgment at
law No. Gt"1S in favor OF Ernest y. vii
lisms.
United states Marshal IN and for
no30.o3t the District OF Columbia
I9:s AT THE SANE HOUR ard riacs.
EDGAR G. SNYDER
Omitted States Marshal in and for
1.,,<.A.thsDi District OF Columbia.
CTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned ~ the request OF the attorney for the
niatrt,f. until WEDNESDAY JtEr'ARY
ELEVENTH 1923. AT THE SAH| HOUR
EDGAR c. SNYDER.
Tnted Statrs Marshal an and for
IA ~ 10 the District of Columbia
IH0s J OWEN Il SON ArcTfOSRERS
l4"5 Eye 81 NV
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EDGAR C. SNYDER.
United states Marshal IN and for
no30.nlt the District of Columbia
fHOS. OWEN Il SON. ATCTfOSRr
1873 Eve 81 NV

TRusTEEs' SALE 0F vAtrARLE REAL.
EsTATE. HEING six TWO STORY AND
CEI;lAR ROOM AND hATH BRICK
aoas I'm srRkfr 4 sok iiiaias r 81
ny virtue OF = certain de~d 81 trust re.
corded 10 iA,cr No asss. at folio I0s. OF
The land records Of the District oi Columbia
and ~ the Request OF the parties secured
Thereby. the undersigned viii seii nj pubh,.
anctlpn IN front of the premises, on
inSGARY,N ia!sh IKE AZ t@h ThkEs 6 6cfo ck
PM. the following -fi.strihed land and prem
Ises. s5tueie ~ ia" District Of Colunhia and
Eing iats numbered 1910. l3:. 13p. 40
and ATTY sven ta061t, a. described in said
deed al trust. upon Tho following term. "''
Terms OF sair Each ai said lots NUN.
h-red one hundred and thirty eight ii 3Ht
nnr hundrc'i ana thirty nine II hi and one
hundred and tory-two tlS., are .un'tr, IA
hrst deeds al trust securing ln,tettr,in. .sss
81 ib,rty.ciEht hundred and nifty dollars
t%1Htu aud each OF ssId iuts nuul~r,xi ON,
hundred AMI thirty seven tla9I one hun.
ara ana forty tl3oi and one hundred ami
Htiy7'me iltil are subject To first ,ir,sia al
hundred and nifty dollars ,s31SuI and saii
properties Niil lie snii subject 10 said deeds
u-uiSt HuthHltesscs. together with ac.
~ ..,r ,t.ss, ana taxes of which detailed
.aie; fuschas price over and above said
nr.ns OF .rust 10 10 he paid In cash Each
patrrI 81 and Slll lie offered srparatsiy
and a deposit Of $500 will i've rrai,irsi IN
each. or may he soid ~ "A whoir In whi"h
ey,ht d"posit OF ~ 200 viii he reauired
Al convey an.anK. fecordinT etc. at cost oi
Win Win, ;h ,,m,ss 81 sale To he complied
oth.r"tse dTpnsit VIII he forfeited and The
motntttirs issold at the risk and coat OF ths
" a..m.n, p psfs an after Ave day. adver.
published In Washington. b.
4. EUGENE RHODES
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JOSEPH n. SULLIVAN.
J. HENRY BROWN.
ADAM 4. wEscHELER 4 soN. Auc,,ous.7;
IkIsTEES SALE CT VALUABLE UEiN.
PkN Ed LOIS On tUkrY-rhiRD pl.
bErN k.ES MURDOCH MILL RI Am

TRUSTEES SALE CT VALUABLE uNiM.
Pkoa Ed LOIS On FUkrI.rhiRD pl.
bEIM EEN MLRDOcK MILL RID AND
BRANDY WINE ST. NV
BY virtue OF u certain deed of trust duty
retprued ~ instrument No. ~ ON ApFiI d
Nv among the land retoGds of the uas,r,t;
OF columbia aud at the request oil the party
sEcured Thereby the undersigned subtliute
.fu.ics VII otter ivr sale hy pubic auction
tniRTEFSTn DAY oh JANUARY, ISIS
AT ron R.ThIRrl OLIN+k Pm the fol,
io~iiis -descrtscti land ami premises situts n,
tie ihstr'ct OF Columbia, tn Wit Lots II
AMI - an sauare M. i6iS IN W - Atun,x'
kuisis1rion al part OF the tract caltest Friend.
ahip. now knu~a a$ Northwest Park AZ pxt
niat recorded I'm l.it@r Ill. Ioi.o :: of the rec
onis al the surteyur's otfl.c of the District
of Columbia. subject TO covenants Of rrs~pt,l
ard subject Ia prior deed of trust for s. ..us,
Terms 81 saie: All cash over trust. A de-
post of S.5u required uf purchaser a. time
OF sale. All conveyanctn1. recording and no.
tSrtai fees at cost OF purchaser. Terms of
sale 10 hc complied with within thirty DAYS
from day of sale otherwise tho trustee re
SERVES the right Ia rrsei the property NJ the
risk and cost of the defauiting purchaser
after five days advertisement nt such resale
e some Newspaper published Ia the city of
Washington. ID. {.
GEORGE " OrrCrr
ta3 t&ds exsu Substitute Trustee.
TttOS J OWEN a SuS AlftsTtnSEERS
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OUTef.TOWN REAL ESTATE.
NEW JERSEY LOT BARGATN-s5 CASH
&5 monthly buys 20 lots near Atlantic City
Price S11o only 81 each. DAtIDOFP ] so
Eroa6x az New York. .5s
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

THOS J, OWEN & SON, AUCTIOSEERs
1928 Eve Street Northwest.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-24
Attention Musicians

All Colored Instrumentalists on
Piano, Saxophone. Drums. Trum-
pet or any Brass Instrument, Vio-
lin, Cello, Clarinet, Oboe, Flute,
or Piccolo, residing in the State
OF Washington. are requested to
write to Ed. S. Johnson before
May 31st. Your letter need only
to contain your name, address, in
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Carter Wins From King
In A Torrid Battle

A few weeks ago wildcat" Carter
and Richie King fought in Crystal
Pool and Carter was given the de-
cision at the end of the bout. The
fans let out a squawk that could be
heard in Renton and Joe Waterman,
manager of King, yelled his boy was
robbed. Tuesday night Carter and
King met again in six-round con-
test out at the Coast League park.
After the fight there was nary a
squawk or objection to referee Ad
Schacht when he raised Carriers
hand as the winner. There was no
chance for squawk for Carter gave
King a bad battering throughout the
six rounds. In the first round King
landed hard right to the colored
boys Jaw that almost upset him. 1t
only served to make Carter real mad
and he retaliated with a left and
right hook to the white boys jaw
that put him on the floor for a count
of five. All the rest of the six
rounds Carter won by a wide mar
gin. He tied King up in clinches,
jabbed and punched King about the
ring in way that the white boy did
not appear to be the same fighter
that he was few weeks back when
he fought Carter in Crystal Pool.
Carter has demonstrated he is the
classiest featherweight in the North
west and will be forced to leave this
section to find boys worthy to give
him battle. Either that or higher
class boys will have to be imported
to this section. Carter has all the
earmarks of champion. He is fast,
has natural boxing skill and is rapidly
developing a two-handed punch that
spells X. o. Biddy Bishop, manager
of Carter, is arranging trip to Cali
fornia where he will show the natives
a second Joe Cans.
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Gardner and Granville
Hold Places In Derby

MIDDLETON, N. Y, MAY. ga
Continuing their consistent perform
| anees among Cash and Carry Pyle's
ocean to ocean bunioners, Phillip
Granville and Edward Gardner kept
their places among the leaders as the.
caravan of athletes ended the trek
Of thirty-eight miles from Liberty to
this city today. Gardner led the
bunch into this control point by Jog
cling the distance in 6:03, Gardner
is safely entrenched in eighth place.
Granville is holding down third po-
sition. The pavement FOUNDERS, who
are expected to reach their goal in
New York City next. Saturday, have
dwindled down to So and from the
pace they are now enduring the pack
will be smaller when they finish at
Madison Square Garden. The race
is called run but it is more like a
Jog. The SO. contestants now in the
race have covered over 1927 miles
and the constant grind has worn
most of them down to the point
where fast walk or a dog trot is
the best of which they are capable.
All of the runners show the effects
Of the race. Few there be who are
not limping because of blistered or
tender feet. Tonight the eight lead
ers and elapsed time are:
Andrew Payne, Claremore, Okla,
556 :08:07.
John Salo, Passaic, N. j., 573 :36:
Ia. .t :,
Philip Granville, Hamilton Ont,
597:2S :54.
Mike joyce, Cleveland, Gil :08:95.
Giusto Umek, Trieste, Italy, ga:
38 :07.,
William Kerr, Minneapolis, 632:
06:08..
Louis Perrella, Albany, N. Y,
Ed Gardner, Seattle. 644 81 so.
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Appearing at the Pantages thea
tire this week are Dave and Tressie,
two of the niftiest dancers on the
stage today. They are presenting
Russian dance number that donli-
mates the bill this week. Single and
as a team Dave and Tressie are two
as expert dancers as you may hope
to see. Their act is well dressed and
put over in a manner that wins lib
eral applause.
In private life Dave and Tressie
are Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton and are
well-known on the American vaude-
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Coast Hotel
Arrivals

Arrivals
St. PAUL.. Campbell, f. p
Graves, E. Goodman, J. r. Jones,
l.. Coleman, VIM. c. Young, II. Hous-
ton, r. NJ. Jackson, c. d. Claiborne,
]. j. Wilson, J. r. Hanksa j. A. Ne
wills, William Jackson, Ed Walker,
w B. Smith, NJ. II. Nash, NJ. F, Rob-
inson, w. o. Heron, B. Buckner, Il.
Busby, H. NJ. Schuck, C. w. Walker,
C. Spates, C. King, L. H. Tyrrell, w.
NJ. Brown, N. Galloway, G. c. Harris,
X. A. Cloak, H. L. Anderson, G. c..
Beck, j. Covington, F. Shine. r.
Green. p. Hall, T. Simpson, j. Tres
van, H. Benford, j. d. Crane, NJ.
Green, c. Benner, NJ. Thompson, o.
w. Lindseyo A. A. Aston, r. A.
Cross, d. II. Taylor. w. Williams, c.
s. Harrison, C. p. Oden, B. T.
Schuck, r. Ailep, H. +. Thompson,
w. NJ. Foulkes, A. Olton.
Minneapolis. Pratt, ]. w.
Simms, H. NJ. Pierce, H. N. Lowe, c.
Beasley, VIM. Jones, j. Whyte, G.
Williams, F. Johnson, +. VIM, A.
Kimble.
Chicago. r. Fiji, M. A. Holt,
B. Brooks, NJ. Priesthood. w. v.
Bruce, f.. X. Saunders, A. E. Merser
]. Fl. Grear.
Kansas City-P. Brandon, C. JAG
obs.
Omaha, Neb.-D. Smith.
Los Angeles-O. Cooper, L. King
G. Dunn.
Oakland-G. w. McCaine, f. X.
Mccall, NJ. r. Broadmix, ]. L. Hall,
w. Porter, w. r. Baker.
Portland-C. Young, VIM. Perry,
Ed G. Sinms, H. Archibald. D. Lee,
]. Williams, G. Scott, B. Turner, j.
Baker