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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1928-02-18

west of the drainage ditch. There
were formerly a large number Of
unnroductivc alkali acres OH the
north side Of this field.
During the fall of 1925, McKcn-
zie leached this field b. Ponding
water on il behind contour lcveeS.
The ground then lay fallow until
November 20, 1927, when hard fed
Grafton wheat was planted and ir-
ligated up. y fair stand of wheat
has been obtained over the entire
field. The WELD will be checked with
considerable interest.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1928-02-18

For years, Chevrolet has pio>
neered into the low>price field
the features Of advanced design
found on the worlds finest
automobiles.
And never has this progressive
policy been better exemplifed
than in the Bigger and Better
Chevrolet-with its marvellous
new Fisher bodies, its numerous
mechanical advancements, and
its thrilling new performance.
Only a close personal inspec-
ton can convey any adequate
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1928-02-18

latest showing the least growth. APP
parcmtly caIcarata ve;ch should be
planted during September if it is to
make a satisfactory growth by the
middle Of February.
All winter cover crops in citrus
groves should be turned under hv
February -, if they are to benefit
the citrus crop, tho Agricultural
Extension Service states.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1928-02-18

flee, the vctch having completely
covered strip of ground four or
five feet wide with Il dense mat Of
vegetation.
y planting of this crop was made
by Leo Schroeder in his grapefruit
orchard southwest of Brawley
about October Is. This made but a
fair growth. Two other paintings
made later in the month were and the
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1928-02-18
Teaching Land
Proves Success

Results Of a teaching experiment
to reclaim alkaii ground are being
watched with interest by The Agei-
cultural Extension Service. D.
Mckenzie. has 80 acre field one
third of mile west of the Alamo
school, lying south Of the road and
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1928-02-18
New Cover Crop
Being Watched

Exccllent growth of the new win
ter cover crop, calrarata vetch,
planted September 27, 1927 at the
experiment station at Mcloland is
reported by the Farm Advisors of
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1928-02-18

jacksonville, Santa Cruz county,
will, on February p, vote on a 1925,
100 school bond.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1928-02-18

Motor - The improved
Chevrolet valve in head
motor now offers even
greater power. accelera-
ton, and speed. New
alloy ''invar strut" con-
slant clearance pistons,
new steel motor enclosure,
new thermostatic cooling
control, Deico-Remy dis
tributor ignition with high
tension wires weather
proofed. new ccank-case
breathing system and new
mushroom type valve tap
pets.
<-Wheei Brakes New
non-locking type. Easily
adjusted at the wheels.
Service braking area of 1879
square inches. Indepca-
dent emergency brake.
Springs-Four scmi->lIip-
tic shock absorber springs
-G4To of the V heelbase-
and made OF chrome vsna-
dunn steel. Set parallel
with the frame.
IN stTun ,ent PANEL
Fully enclosed and indi-
rect.v lighted. Dash equip
ment includes theft proof
steering and ignition lock.
Gpeedometcr. oil gauge, am
meter, light switch. and
caEburetor choke.
Gasoline Tank - Safety
legal. tank in rear--with
Stewart Warner positive
vacuum feed. Gasoline
gauge and combination
stop and taii-light stand
ard on all models.
Steering-A ball bearing
worm and gear steering
mechanism, which even
includes ball bearing
thrusts at the front axl.
knuckles. provides delight.
full steering ease over all
types ofhighwaya
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1928-02-18
that set a new sta11da1
i'm automobile value

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In beauty, in comfort and in
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Come in today and go for
demonstration. 1t will take
you less than half an hour to
learn why the Bigger and Bet
ter Chevrolet, with its many
new features, is everywhere
hailed as the worlds outstand.
ing motor car value!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
TOday's Radio Features

Friday, July 70
FCertroI STANDARD TtneI
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sMn palrroYvs Hour Varied Music-WEAF VIZ W. urSHy vvnAr
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KVOO WFAA KPRC WOAJ VIA. MSM- WE ETnT WKRC WGHP
s.so-Tnted Concert Orchesua-MORr MAD "a A VIM
VALLEY RADIO
KWWG-VaHey Radio Station
Brownsville
(0S0 kc-277S meters)
$3.50 : 1880 a. m.-Musical program.
100 12-Weather forecast and musical program.
7:S0s:30-Prize winners in the Old Country Store contest will
be announced. To obtain the prize, the winner must
be hstepirg in. This will be interspersed with antics
by regular od-time entertainers.
kRGY-Harlingen Music Co.
Harlingen
127C kc-236l meters)
7:00-5:00 a. m-Cal and This Edinburg Review.
9:001l :0O-Bargain counter.
100 p m--Weather forecast.
3:00-6:00-Baseball results and radio dealers program.
$3.50 10:3O-Special numbers.
1880 il:0O-Haringen Chamber Of Commerce program.
600 : 6;20-Associated Press dispatches and Valley news from The
6:30-7:OO-Specal number.
7:00-7:30-Campaign speeches.
T:30-l0:00-Special numbers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
CHARITY WORK
TO Be UNIFIED
Salvation Army May
Direct Work of All
At Harlingen
Especial to The Herald)

HARLINGEN, July 20.-Plans for
a united charities organization In
Harrington, to operate through the
local Salvation Army, are to be work
ed out at a meeting Of civic club
heads, chamber Of mem
bers and officers, and representa-
tives of church organizations ar5
other charitable organizations here.
Announcement of the meeting was
made by frye Brown, president of
the chamber Of commerce. II will
be held July 80, and will be presided
over by A. l.. Brooks, chairman Of
the advisory committee of the Sal
walton Army.
At a recent meeting Mrs. ID. d.
Wink was appointed chairman of a
committee to confer with the church
auxiliar4es to determine their stand
on the matter. Other members ~
the committee are Mrs. A. 7. Pol
lard and Mrs. A. Goldammer.
AT present we have no Organized
cnarity OH a community basis" Mr.
Brown said, "and there is mucb H.
pllcation Of work, and alsos manv
persons are helped where the money
could be given TO others in mora
need Of it. With the Salvation Army
dong the investigating, and contact
work, II has appeared to the commit
tee that the other charitable organ
izations a cooperate with n il
furnishing the funds.p
Mr.. Brown said that several ~
the organizations have expressed
their willingness to handle TIA cbar-
tiles in the city in this way. express.
ing. belief that the Salvation Armv
IS IN closer touch with those who
are needy, and is better qualified IA
distribute the charities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
BOMB HUSBAND
IN TRIANGLE
Killed BY Electric a
Explosive AS His
Car Started

ROCKFORD, Ills, July 20.-LP)-
A bomb, an electrical current and an
automobile combined to dissolve a
domestic triangle through the death
OF the husband, but found the wife
and her alleged sutton in Jail today.
Vernon PLACER, 80. Rockford ra-
do expert, was the victim yesterday
Of a bomb wired in his automobile 50
as to explode when he stepped on
the starter. He was thrown into
the air, struck an overhead cable
and died within 80 minutes.
Paul Reed did it." ne whispered
on his death bed.
Reed 80, a craftsman, surrender
ed at Oregon, Ill, maintaining his
innocence.
Mrs. PLACER. %, mother OF a &
year-old daughter, also held BY po-
lice, supported her husbands accu-
sation against Reed.
Last year, police said, Mrs. PLACER
and Reed ran aw. to a southern
Illinois city, where they were ar
rested and returned. In police court
they were fined and a reconciliation
followed between husband and wife
Tor the sake of their child.
Last Wednesday, the widow told
police, Reed again asked her to clone
with him. Il can't live without
you" she quoted him as saving.
Every time / see you with yonr
husband II makes me furious"
The widow said she ordered Reed
TO leave her and never return.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Real Estate
Transfers

Los Ebanos Estate. Inc, to Herbert
J. Wilson et TX, farrl blocks 10 anC
IL, containing STA acres out Of Lo:
Ebanos Prop. subdivision, Cameron
county, Texas. S5,054.
+. X. Goodrich ct ux 10 S. d. Baker
2 acres out Of a 1877 acre tract
known as Media Luna tract in share
%, Espiritu Santo grant, Cameron
county, Texas, $40 etc.
Port Isabel Irrigation Co. to w. j
White ct ux, S. W. 7.49 acres out OF
block 20, unit No. 2 Of Bayview Cit
rus Groves subdivision, Cameron
county, Texas. s9.0l1.41.
StenerT. 0degard ct ux TO c. F.
Thomas, all of farm block 5, contain
ing 53.s acres out Of Ell Jardin sub
division OF share 33 OF share 10. Es-
piritu Santo grant, Cameron Co., Tex
as, $40 etc.
Harry z. Bishop et al to J. g. Ben
nett, lot 3, block los. out Of K. S.
Hunt ct al subdivision, Cameron
county, Texas, $3.50.
j. c. Bennett 70 city OF Brownsville.
lot 8 in blovk los. out Of +. S. Hunt ct
FL subdivision, Cameron county, Tex
as, s4,575.
The al Parker Securities CO. % d.
d. Gruelich ct al, all OF blocks SO.
"a, IS, SO and 81, and S. portion of
block IS, containing 1856 acres, ag-
gregating in all SLAP acres out az
Lana subdivision, la Feria grant.
Cameron county, Texas, $1,000.
W. G. Burton ct al TO j. l.. VIII
1isms, 11.9s acres Of land, off the
end of farm block $50, out Of FL
Jardin subdivision, share p EsDiritu
Santo grant, Cameron county. Texas.
save and except 25 acres off the s.
end of said block $50, $40 etc.
j. L. Williams ct ux 10 j.. H. Hol-
man, l1.9s acres off OF farm block
$50 out Of FL Jardin subdivision,
share %, Espirito Santo grant, Cam
eron county, Texas, being all Of block
100 except 25 acres off the 5. end OF
said block, $40.
Sam P. Ingram, Jr., 10 Isaac P. Dill
ct al. all Of lot 80, West City View
Height addition, townsite Of Harlin-
gen, Texas. $3.50.
James Dickinson Farm Mortgage
70 Elmer Williams ct al, lot 1, block
III. containing 2.04 aeres. out Of Fl
Jardin re-subdivision. share %. Es-
piritu Santo grant, Cameron county,
Texas, s12. $500.
The Finwood Corp. 10 Cordelia
Mellor, lot 81. block a, Finwood
Heights addition, city Of Harlingen,
Texas. $1,000.
A. Barreda ct al to r. f. Brooks,
1853 acres of land out Of share 1,
Espiritu Santo grant, Cameron coun-
ty. Texas, S216,354.50.
A. Wayne Wood, trustee. to T. p.
ct al, lot SIS, Colonia Vic
second addition, city of Browns
Texas, $3.50.
A. Wayne Wood. trustee, to T. P.
ct al. lot ST, Colonia Vic
second addition, city Of Browns
Vile, Texas, SO etc.
J. B. Mosler ct TX to San Benito
Gin Co., r. 120 feet Of lots No. 4. 5
and 6, and all Of lots Nos. z, s and 2
in block SO, 9Th addiction city Of San
Benito, Texas, $40 etc.
Denaciaro de los Santos et al TO
Feliciano de los Santos, all Of the
or eastern half of share No 5,
rspiritu Santo grant, Cameron coun-
~, Texas, $40 etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
CHURCH TO Be
LET JULY so
San Benito Pastor An
nounces | lans For
Building
Especial to The Heraldl

SAN BENITo, July 2O.-Bids for
the construction of the Church of
Christ building here will be opened
July 80, according TO Foy Wallace,
pastor of the church.
Plans for the building were pre-
pared by r. z. Ewing Of Harrington.
The church is to cost about $751;
600, and will be Of brick and con-
crete construction. II will have a
seating capacity Of 400 in the main
auditorium, with enough room 70
place folding chairs and seat posi-
bly, 500. There will be two Sunday
school rooms on the main floor.
In the basement of the building
VIII be six rooms, for church and
Sunday school use.
Arrangements for building the
church are being handled by a build
ing committee, composed of NJ. ].
Dodson, Mr.. McClanahan, Herman
Mack, Ed Rives, J. f. Mayfield. and
j. l.. Waters, all Of this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
RAPS TRAFFIC
LIGHT SYSTEM
Benito Credit AS
ISOLATION Opposes
Installation
Especial to The Heraldl

1RNNA0A W Xix lGI4AuN
SAN BENITO, July 2O.-The OPP
position which was expressed sever
al months ago by the then "boy gov
errors" of the city to proposed traf-
fic light system in the city was
voiced again, this time BY
at a meeting of the commission here
Wednesday night.
The opposition was in the form OF
a petition from members Of the Re-
tail Credit Mems association of the
city to the city commission, asking
the traffic light system proposed
here be abandoned.
indications are, according to Mayor
j. Scott Brown, that when this OBJ
position is made known to the con-
Germ which was given a permit TO in
stall the lights, that the concern will
not put in the light system here.
San Benito residents based the op-
position on the theory hat the con-
Germ, which was represented here BY
Dave Spero, would put in a traffic
light system in San Benito similar to
the one just installed in Harrington.
These consist Of square pillars in
the center Of each crossing, with the
lights on the top, and space on the
sue " DC solu lot advertising. Inc
lights are installed free Of charge
by t.e owners, who then sell advertis-
ing space On the signs for display.
Reasons for the opposition are
given as the unattractiveness Of the
pillars, the assertion that they are
too large, and make it dangerous to
turn at corners, and that placing ad-
vertising on them ~cheapens the APP
pearance Of the city streets.
Another disagreement was aired
befc-e the city commission at its
meeting Wednesday night, when prop
erty wners in the western part Of
the city appeared in opposition TO the
proposed subdivision Of Hays Nit
chcll near the highway in that sec
tioH. unless building restrictions are
imposed.
A tentative agreement to place
certain restrictions on property on
both sides Of the streets was reached,
Mitchell declaring that he had no
more assurance Of attractive resi-
dences being built across the street
from his property, than did home
owners there have of attractive
buildings being erected across from
them, on the Mitchell subdivision.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
OPPOSE asECoND CTAssy

PARIS-Socialistic newspapers de-
mand abolition of class distinctions
IN Paris subways, trans and buses.
now divided into first and second
class COMMITMENTS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Cotton 2ickers
Said Plentiful
In This County
Especial to The Herald)

HARLINGEN, Tex, July 2o.-There
is no scarcity Of cotton pickers in
Cameron county, and only one in
stance is known where a farmer Il
paying more than the agreed price OF
rs cents a hundred pounds, with the
piekers furnishing the sacks.
This information was given out
here by officers of the recently
formed farmers organization, the OBJ
iect Of which is to hold down prices
Of labor in cotton picking in the Val.
ley.
The instance where more than rs
cents Is being paid Is near the Will
lacy county line, and belief was ex-
pressed that there might be grounds
for it due to the fact that Willacy
county has adopted a price OF 81 per
hundred, OF account Of scattered cot
ton.
The committee named by farmers
to set picking prices will meet here
Saturday, and decide upon the price
for next week. IL will probably
stick to rs cents for several weeks
vet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Postofiice Shows
Receipt Increase

EDINBURG. July 800. c. oyler,
Edinburg postmaster. has announced
that postal receipts from January l
to June 80. 1928 exceeded reports
for the same period in 1927 by
$1,000. In 1927 the receipts we're
Sl0.435.92 as compared With S11,-
6l5.49 for the present year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Rodeo TO be Held
On McAllen Ranch

EDINBURG, July 2o.-Plans for
a rodeo TO be held on the McAllen
ranch a few miles north OF this
city July % have been completed.
according to II. o. Slack. one Of the
promoters Of the entertainment.
The show is to last three days
and some Of the finest rodeo stars
in the country have entered the va
rious competitions. II is said.
Barbecue and cold drinks will be
supplied visitors during the three
DAYS Of the show.
Slack. "Peepy' McAllen and Nacio
Trevino are sponsoring the rodeo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Crop Statistician
Arrives in VALLEY

SAN BENITO, July 2O.-H. q.
Schultz Of Austin, crop statistician
and recognized authority on crops Of
South Texas, was in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley Thursday. and stopped
here for conferences with San Benito
men.
He was taken over the Valley by
q. X. Townsend, member Of the fed
eral force in the Valley in the citrus
fruit fly eradication and prevention
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Harrington |! Legion
ToSeek Members

HARLINGEN, July 2O.-(P-Tbe
local Legion post at its meeting Wed
nesday launched a membership drive
which Is to be carried out in whirl-
wind fashion until July 81, with no
goal set, and the aim to get every
eX-service man in the city in the or
ganization.
Lawrence Hoskins was appointed
chairman Of the campaign.
"A report on the war picture shown
here last week was made at the meet
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Ward School Plans
To Be u ID In Conbes
Especial to The Herald)

HARLINGEN, July 20. - Plans
which were used in the erection Of
the West Side ward school here are
TO be used for the new $4,000 ward
school to be erected in the Combes
tract, according TO members OF the
school board.
That section was recently taken
into the Harlingen district, and is
to receive a new school building. Al
though funds are now available to
build this building, the board ex-
pressed the belief that warrants will
be issued to erect =. and the funds
saved for the $2Oc A high school to
be erected in Harl. y n.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
BERMUDA FISH DISPLAY

HAMILTON. Bermuda British
ship is carrying to England 25o va
~rieties Of Bermuda fish for The Lon
. dor Aquarium-the first shipment
ever taken to Europe.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
SALE--HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.

NIILV OTINST., y. Z.
Detached stucco house of 7
rooms and bath, ami, built-in
garage; in good section near
school, Connecticut Avenue and
Circle. $125.00 cash down and
SIPS per month. This is bar
gain on easy terms.
Address Box 163-B, Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
SUMMER HOMES.

SUMMER HOME FoR RENT ny APPOINT
ment with option TO buy: la rooms. J
hatha aud showers running water in four
oi the bedrooms Artesian water electricity
All modern, On the Mlies River, halt mile
aif state road | miie from ST Michaeis 4
m,les from Clahoutne W II. YFWELIs
Il4h-4T RelsterstOwn I'd, near Garrison ave
HaItttnnpe Nil AN
Evening star., 1928-06-02
SHORE PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR RENT BY TITE sFAaO&---
North Beach, Md. hotel and lunch room
also cottages for sale. or feut by tho week.
month or season,
CADY & FIfZCERALp.
prinee Frederick lSsF-l.,
Evening star., 1928-06-02
AUCTION SALES.
Rf,TRtR nANk
THOs j. OWEN 4 son. ACCTIONEERs
llg5 Eve 81 NV.

1875 I've St NV
rHTSTEbbs sAE pexG eE yARhSSfE ghGs 81
1906 Thirty FOURTH STREET
By virtue of decree Of the SuDreme
Court Of the D:triet q Columbia E passfa ss1 " "
public anction in front of the premises on
THURSDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY, <,s.g UE
JUNE 1923. AT THREE-THIRTY OCLOIh
M the following -descrJb bed land and prem;
being lot 50 in Beatty and Hawkins add:
tion to GEORGETOWN. also known az parts OF
lots en-: ~ and two ~ IN bsst.y rn1 an1
SQUARE twelve hundred hfty-three tlZo3t;
from the northwest corner OF Thirty.fourtn
and streets and running thence DaFaIei
with r street six'y y-two and thirty-three one
htindredths 62 33D feet. thence north par
(231 feet: thence east parallel with p street
aigtv-tWo and thirty-thFee one-hundfedths
fG2 33j feet to Thirtv-fOuth street; thence
south on said street twenty-three l23l fest
to the place of beginning. In the DnstT1ct Oh
Columbia with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: Sold subject to pri9F 0eeu
of trust for abort 8f.700.O0. further par
teua-s OF which will be announced az tlns
Of sale: the purchase pTic&e & above said sadsed afas5
upon acceptance OF bid. All conveyanclng.
notary fees and recording at purchasers cosl.
Terms Of sale to he complied with Witnln
thirsV DAYS from day OF sale otner%lse ,'s tns
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the pr0p-
ersy at the risk and cost Of defaultiDg pur-
chaser after FIVE days advertisement OF slcn
resale in some newspaper published. in Wash-
'"N ''''' J.. MELENDEZ KING.
JACOB y. HALPER.
CHESTER II. CRAY.
rnv25-d1ds exsu&hoi Trustees
Evening star., 1928-06-02
AUCri0N SAFES.
FuTURE DAiA. -
THOs, ]. OWEN & son AIcfIoNEERS.
iin5 I've IA NV.
ooLLArERAL AT AuCTIoN,

COLLATERAL At AuIIluN,
ny virtue of two certain collateral notes.
both dated March :, 1877, and payable on
OF hefure 0nA year after date, default having
tieet mads in the payment OF the same ana
al the getiuest uf tha holder thereof We viii
.eii a. public anetlnn within our nn,se a.
ltnh Eye street northwes! On TVkNpA.a. "A
ONE OGInCk PM the collateral named
therein Ia wit Two real estate nnteA each
IN sauaps a0s4 =
Terms An eUh, All parties in interest
w fHos' !. OWEN 4 SON. Aueueueara
Evening star., 1928-06-02
PRICE, $3.50.
For Sale to Colored.

12O7 FAIRMONT ST: wv.
Modern semi-detached brick home of
large rooms and tile bath. hot-water heat
elec: deep lot to paved alley. lear brick
garage: colonial cement front and back
porches. First floor has large living room.
with French doors. large kitchen with pan
try. hardwood floors and trim Second floor
has large bedrooms. tile bath with shower
closets III every room. inclosed sleeping
porch attic. Basement light and airy, with
walls plastered aud now used as office Prop
erty clear of all encumbrance. Satisfactory
terms for purchase of same can i've arranged
House omen for inspection Saturday until
phone Main 576s FRisTOE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IN:
PROVED RIAL ESTATE. KNOWN As
PREMISES NO 1915 SIXTH STREET

TRUSTEES SALE or YALrABLE IN:
PROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN A.
PREMISES 10 1918 SIXTH sTSEEI
BS vir,ne 1f a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Lif,er No. 47g7. folio l27 et seq-.
Oi the Iand records of the District OF Co-
l1n1bis and ~ the request OF the party So
cured thereby the undersigned trustees TSli
seII at public auction in front Of the prem
ises on TUESDAY. THE TMELEIH DA1
or UrNE AID. I92s AT TBREE-THfRTY
O'CLOCK pm the following described land
and premises situate m the D4strict OF To-
Iumbia and designated as and being parcel
Nc. ] /: Int numbered tWenty-fouF f24f. In
W A CouIteT's subdivision of lots in block
plat recorded in the office of the surveyor
for the District of Columbia IN County Book
: At page 20 with right of way IN COM
mon With other lot owners IN said suodlFl-
ming from the north side and rear Of said
Iat numbered twenty-fnur t14b ~ Spruce
street Parcel No . Part Of lot numbered
four a. in block numbered two i2f. 10
recorded in said surveyors ofice IN Llber
Governor Shepherd at folio Is. beginning at
the southwest corner OF said lot and run
ming thence north along the west boundary
the s1utb boundary of lot to east boundary
thereof. thence south along said east boun1-
sry IS feet 10 the south line of said lot,
thence west along said south line 80 feet
to the beginning
Terms Sod subject to a prior deed of
trust for 81 $50 90. further particulars of
which will be announced at time of sale.
paid in cash. A deposit of 100000 required
CongeyanclnZ. recording. etc. az purchaser
cost. Terms 20 be complied with within
The property NAV be advertised and resold az
the discretion Of the trustees.
A " WIDMAE
r. a. HUMPHREYS