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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-12
Spanish Bank Combine
Will Control Country

MADRID, Jan. 11.-With the tacit
backing Of the fascist government of
Primo de Rivera, group of large
Spanish banking firms has formed
combine for the alleged purpose of
financing enterprises thruout Spain
and Portugal provided they will
purchase Spanish machinery and
products in the undertakings. In this
way it hoped to bring the whole in
dustry of the peninsula under the
sway of small centralized combine
of financiers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-12
HEARST PAPERS
FORGED, REPORT

Continued from Page One)
completely disregarded in spite OF
the kilograms which the Daily
Worker had sent to all members of
the committee calling their attention
to the changes.
Innocent Mr.. Hearst
Senator Robinson CD. Arkansas,
member of the committee, ex-
presses his implicit faith in Hearst
and made it clear that he was of the
opinion that Hearst believed the
documents genuine. The Daily
Worker, in its telegram to Robinson,
Rad pointed out that three editions
Of the New York American bore
three different versions of what pur-
ported to be one document.
Senator Reed who made the report
declared that he suspected Avila.
who had furnished Hearst with most
Of the documents, of forgery" and
believed that John Page, whose sig
nature appeared over the articles,
has COMMITTED perjury" before the
committee.
Documents Forged
The report after declaring that the
documents had been found forged by
a number of handwriting experts,
reached the following conclusions:
/. There is not scintilla of evil
dence that any U. S. Senator has ac-
cepted, or was promised. or was Of
fered, directly or indirectly, any
money or other valuable thing, by
an officer or representative of the
Government Of Mexico.
2. Tho pretended evidence, that
s1,215,000 was withdrawn from the
Mexican Treasury and sent to the
Mexican Consul General in New Yorl,
City to be paid to U. S. Senators is
not genuine but is spurious and
fraudulent, and in so far as it pur-
ports to be signed by the President
Of Mexico or the Secretary Of the
Treasury of Mexico, it is forged
The Innocent Senate
1.-THE Committee has thus fer been
unable to determine to it's satisfac-
tion the identity Of the manufac-
turers of these spurious documents
and has no witnesses now under sub
poena from which such information is
likely to be obtained; but i; appears
to be advisable that the committee
shall not yet be finally discharged
Later the committee will render q
supplemental and final report which
with the present report, will con-
stitute completed survey Of the
whole field Of investigation that the
committee shall then have covered. y
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-12
SHIPPING MERGER
DISPLACES men
IN ship YARDS
About 1000 Craftsmen
Effected

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-An i'm
portant further move in the consoE-
dation of industry and the elimination
of skilled labor is seen in an an
nouncement by private ship building
interests that attempts are being
made to pool drafting work now be-
ing conducted separately by various
concerns.
Between 1900 and 1000 skilled
craftsmen employed in the engineer
ing plants of the government and
private yards will be affected by this
merger. During the war one private
concern imported $50 craftsmen from
Great Britain.
Mass Production.
c. L. Rosemund, president of the
International Federation of Technical
engineers, Architects and Draftsmens'
Union, said: "This scheme appears to
be based on the theory that the last
word in practical ship design has
been spoken and that the industry can
now go on a mass production basis"
The Navy Department is a party to
this so-called economy plan. By en-
dorsing a central drafting office the
Navy Department becomes a pr:nci-
pal factor in the plan.
Officials Lack Remedy.
While the American Federation of
Labor and its Metal Trades Depart
ment oppose the economy" plan, no
constructive proposals are being of
fered by the Federation for adjusting
its organization to the inevitable
trend toward mergers now taking
place.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-12
Editor. DAILY WORKER:


A little boy has misbehaved. He
gets spanking. He cries. The
mother, being touched, offers a penny.
The child's self-pride momentarily
does not permit him to cake the penny.
But the power of money is tremen-
dous. The child fearing the loss,
quietly, without saying a word, goes
over 20 his mother and grabs the
penny.
And everybody is happy!
Haywood Broun's highly superficial
touch of hypocritical and emotional
liberalism had been offended by Gov.
Fuller's committee on Sacco and Van
zetti.
Broun attacked the decision. For
this misbehavior he was thrown out
of "The World"
We remember Mr. Pulitzer's letter
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-12
Standard Oil Worker
Hit by Train; May Die

BAYONNE, N. j., Jan. 11.-Peter
Mango, Al, Standard Oil laborer
employed at Constable Hook here,
was struck by an engine while cross
ing track within the Standard Oil
yards. He received a fracture of the
skull from which he is not expected
to recover, and his leg was crushed
so badly that it had to be amputated.
At Bayonne Hospital he was reported
in a coma.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-12


and charged with committing a.
nuisance by littering the streets"
The handbills, published by the
Yale Liberal Club, were circulated in
the vicinity of the Stern & Merritt
and Berkman & Adler shops. These
factories were moved here recently
from New York to defeat a New York
strike and destroy the union in New
York. They are operating with an
entirely new staff of non-union work
ors ana continuing the hated policy OF
home work.
Charge Subterfuge.
Although the city ordinance was
quoted when they were arrested, the
students declared that the charge was
merely a subterfuge to cut short their
agitation against sweatshop conditions
and The homework policy. They were
released on bond. The American
Civil Liberties Union is aiding in
their defense.
The arrested students are John L..
Levine, Edward M. Fleming, Howard
P. Williams and w. f. Sayre of New
York City; John r. Toop, Philadel-
phia; j. J. Patterson, Milford, Conn.,;
John D. Pettis, Peking, China;
Michael j. Vicors, Ansonia, Conn;
Henry E. Sprinkle Jr., Salisbury, n.
c.; William A. Davis, West Barring
ton, r. l.; Lewis S. Profit, Detroit,
Mich.; Gerry Miller, New Haven; Roy
B. Damron, Huntingdon, W. Va;
William B. Easton Jr., Stroudsburg,
Pa; Samuel F. Miller, Loveland Co.;
Henry {. Lynch, Greonwicn, Conn;
Fred E. Lowder, Reedly, CAL; Walter
F. Myers, Erie, Pa, and Frederick c..
Hyde, Boston, Mass.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Jan. IL.
Max Heller, member of the local
neckwear makers union, is scheduled
for trial today in the local court for
alleged beating of scab. The union
has been conducting strike against
the firm Of Stern and Amear for
many months in spite Of sweeping
temporary injunction which the firm
is trying to make permanent. For
merly of New York, this firm recently
moved to this city to escape union
conditions.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-12

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 11.-An
airplane in which George w. Knowl-
ton and H. E. Stickney were flying
over the airport at North Cation to-
day went into nose dive and crashed
to earth. Both were rushed to City
Hospital here in a serious condition.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-12

The button represents a beautiful
piaSu re of Lenin surrounded by a
lively o Cup of children. Around the
whole sxsre arc the words: Organ
ize the Ch2dren."
Every VIC. &ers' child should wear
this button ard every working class
parent should yet this button Sor his
children.
These childreiis buttons nay be
ordered from the Young Pioneers Of
America, % East 125th St., New York
City. The prices are: Up to ten, 10c
per button; orders Of from 10 to 100,
&c per button; orders of over 100, &c
per button.
Evening star., 1928-04-04

IN THE sUPREaE COURT. OF THE. DIS
com1t 1rtt 2i Columbia hoidinf "a ptssrlet
widening Of First street nosthssst setveep
= ;,,,h ahd Myrts streets. in The Dts,riet % co.
and order Of Dubication.-Sotice is hereby
gwen that the Comm ssinners of the District
the act of c6Sre. TO ne prSys9n' q
1875 Public No ~ Goth Congress- entitled
AZ. AZ act 70 provide for .hs wideni1r Of First
at q C2prreFs approysi beeeSmbsr 2s' ioaS'
sct. pisiinz appropriations 70 supDlr dsa.
ciencies in certain apor0priationS for the
hscai year eIsinlr Juhe 30 1928 and nrior
hsral years to provide snpplsmsrtzi aopro.
pTlallons for the fiscal wear ending June 30
1923, and for. other purposes whereby they
ars authorized 10 institute e0nder,u s,ts;s NO
s,eninxs within tx months after the passage
Oh sag act q CONGRESS last mentioned IN
of CHAPTER XIV of the Co1s Of I.z1 To-
,hs , DIstl1ct OF Columbia. 10 acquire the Lard
tiF-t street northeast along the eastern Hou1.
GarIes or squares numbered 675 S76 and
ssI saJ %9 eo,', sgGs lines AMI 70 such wsdis =
eor, p9Sis brasIss lnsrs:' have Sled Dstion q th:
ls.cessaIy 10 "iden said street 20 \ width
tIed with the :aid Deti,len as ps-s p ts.reof es
Jury IN accordance With the law nrovidsS
Tor IN such cases TO assess the damages esch
reason .of the widsniog Of AID esn .,reso 2y :.
Aforesaid and the conformation OF ere iaHd
necessary for the purpose shsreof ard 10
assess ,hs benefits therefrom reSuitinx in
a'r9rdance with the provisions Of ths sfore.
,aaio9a acI Of CONGRESS aDDroyed March II,
10 and IN accordance with the provisions
oi Snochapter | of Chapter Xv OF said Cosis
oI Law u - By the court this 2Stn day ~
March l92S ordered that ali persons havtnS
any interest In these proceedings Be- and
tney are herr By warned and eonnnoan(se6 10
spDear IN this court on or before ia eAtS
day OF April 1923. al 10 o'clock a "a ard
conhnue IN attendance until the cotfrf sNa-
nave MADE its fn3l order ratifyinx ana con
nrmlnR the award of dsmaEes and ths assaas-
nlens OF benefits Of the Jury 20 b eu1pareisd
alid sworn herein: and 10 u further ordersi
tnat copy of this notice and order - 1uk-
n, iisne1 & twlce week for two suocessivs weeks
IN 1ne Washington Evening star the Wash.
newsnapers published in said pisfries cons.
nlencin< az !east twenty days before The ean
Toth dav OF April. 1923 II is further o..
,'ered that COPY of this notioe ana erS~-
% served by the United States rr4,shsi ~
nIs deputies upon each OF ths owners ~ the
zee of the land 20 be contern~,. herein a.
may oe found hv the said marshal ~ his
DEPUTIES within the District OF Col1npbia
ana upon the tenants and Occupants az TIE
same before the said 26th dsy Of Anal
1928 By the court: W HTTZ Jus;ics
EnESISGHAN, Clerk b YACD A ROC
Ems Asst. Clerk- mh37s&ap34
Evening star., 1928-04-04
THOs J OWEN T. SON. AUCTIONEERS
1925 Eye St NV


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
PROVED REAL. ESTATE. BEING PREM
lSES no. 306 v STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue cf . certain deed OF trust dated
February ,. 1927 being instrument No 100.
recorded February TO- 1927 among the land
records OF the District Of Columbia and al
the request Of the party secnTed thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sen at public agc.
tton. in front of the premises. on MONDAY.
AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm the
following described land and premises stu.
ats in the county of Washington. District OF
Columbia and desiRnated a. and being -iot
IS in walter A. Browns subdivision nt lot
9 In block 21 Of the subdivision made BY
Howard University of the farm of the lass
John A Smith. kn6Un a. "Efhrgham Place. "
az Der pIa' recorded IN the Office OF the sur
vevor fo- the District of Columbia in IStet
County II at folio 20: subject to the right Of
way more particularly described IN said deed
3Na2
Terms of sale. All cash A Deposit Of
1900 90 will De ,edulred ~ time OF sale, All
conveyancing. recording. etc. at cost OF f1r-
chaser Terms of sale TO he complied " n
within thirty days from day nf sais. Nther.
wlse the trustees reserve the right TO resell
the property at the risk and cost Of default
inT purchaser after Ave days' advertiseu,ent
~ such resale in some newspaper pubhshed
IL " ""''''''> Iot|Is W. RICHARDSON
LAFAYETTE FRANKLIN.
mh2e.e9.3o o31 ap3 4.5 6.7.e Trustees
Evening star., 1928-04-04
PROPOSALS..


t0NNfssf0NERS n e, WARRINGTON,
rsSslSsa II seam sGS M,,gsSs Saiid,Ss. S uS n
Y SSlesf ann sUr ~ ,nS ,ass scs eSs
asrhaluc enncrete or alternate, Iniernas
uSSN uMN 4 "a RGS% RS sss 4 Sp'''''et sa''d'Os'
toMNfSSSlo'SERs 8. &. WXSWINGToN
March ~ lssS. Sealed nropCsals viii Re
ii i o'cleck pm, XNr(l Is iiScS. INV ter Widen, sS
ine, nANinG and eapavlng VARIOUS streets
With sheet esrhsh or alternate lnfcsmaiiea
mhSo ~ ,aps,a,A,A
sHfIsn MI = 1.e.,s.s rssrSs q N. ps.,a. ~ rsie
master, Knights II CClumSus RaiilsaS, AFmy
Aer Sf"IF ississTs,Ss' iss ~ sss S S.ssS ss" ,o
turaishiAs and installing slOsa wstsP drain,
Age' new entrance 10 Kitchen aud Mess AnilA,
Ina, .adaltienNl lockers in Wards; IA Msss
sna kuSNsn wlds, esdrAa sssrlhsess and sscg.
az KiSSs.p rSs; srsS AZ rsa. fSs f hath u M. Sse.
IN Meea and Kitchen nlds. and Warts / and
2, Walter Reed General Aesri.ai, WatAinS,
sls sssvs . ee. "'G%ssSa s"".s sP sgSsS.sa !,
Tor n ss'qIa e pis"' and seseaaSA'lNns
SEAiEn PROpnSAI.S WILL M OPENED
A. nm Amil ef lass u Che Purchase
l"ss" burner. sSs i"r Sa s'SS "s~ SSa.r sss ssss,
snSnsetnssuens sS end nlsas NAV ne obtained Al
sEALEn ANS VIII. nv kFSElvEn tfNyf(.
,NSei.. si I'm no, 'es "s.Iea 1I,es'A & sSs sfeSs"
Is,lIs wlts d. lSe. Nalpnag Tyainins sshe,I
!sssml.!aa vaA y tsisssAsd ~ lAs. sgss
essssHNsa WAeA
Evening star., 1928-04-04
ADAM A. wEsCHLER & SON Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Three-Story Apartment Build
ing, With Stores, No. 906-9OS
I. ST. NV.

By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust. dnly
recorded in Liber No 5Ti5. fUli0 10 ct SEQ.
of the land records of the District OF CoIuh,
bia and at the ren1~ss OF The party secured
therehv the undersi<ned trustees VIII o1er
for sale by public auction III front Of TIE
rrenises on FRIDAY. THE THLRTEEEIH
DAY Or APRIL 1oes At THREE O'CLOCK
Pm the following described land and prem
isAs aituate in the. District OF Col1nnas.
80 wit Part Of original los in square so.
beginning at the northwest corner OF SAID
lot. thence east along north L street 41.s5
feet TO the center Of the east val of The
eassernrfost Of tao brick houses on the Vest
mart Of said lot: thence south 25 feet:
thence west 41.aS feet 20 the west line OF
said lot thence north IS feet 20 the begin
nire. xuhiect 10 use of saad east wan as
party wall without DsyvueHt therefor.
Terms OF sale. Cash. 4 deDosfe OF S5ol
required Of purchasrr at t,Hs OF sae- All
convcvAncinR recorT.iHg snd notarial fees 81
cnst Of rurch aser Terms of sale 20 Dc coN,-
uied with within .hirfv days from dsy OF
sale otherwise the .r lstees feservs the riEht
tn resell the nrnper.y. az the vtsk ana cost
Of the desanftinr nnrchaser after ave days
advertise raert Of such resale ~ soHle news
rarer published in tAs city Of Washington.
YRASCrs " HfLL Jr.
J. FRANCIS MOORE
TIusteEa
EAsRv-sNTTH. PINE FILL,
ATTORNEYS for Party Secured
arl-fEsia
Evening star., 1928-04-04
WILLIAM " ! M,>ISo NOTES
,,o..,.-In.oo Ns:,. Ave. NV,
THos ] OWEN 4 SON, AUCTIoNEERs,
l&95 EYE ST NV.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF Two.SToRY RRIcE
KNOWN As 1915 G STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two,SroRY BRICK
DWELLING; wTTH DoCELE GARAGE
KNOWN As isis G STREET NORTH,
EAST
Septemher IS 1875. reccrded Septeuicer "o,
iasS Ia Iiber SHos folio l06 OF the land
records OF the District OF Columbia. and at
the request at the party secured theFenv the
undersigned trustees will sell At puhllc sue
ton In trnnt ct the prenlises on TUESDAY
Ar FOuR-THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm the fol,
iowtug-deserihed land and premises situate
in the District of Columbia. ana designated
a. and heins lot lo6 IN .Geier's saSdlvislen
once .cf the. surveyor Cor the District ot
Columbia tn Lieer IA st folio 1871; suoiest
10 rtkht of way over the north feet ey fnll
width ot said lot for alley pprroses for use
and heneht Of lotA t0S 10 t0s Inclusive
Terms Sold subject 60 . pSior deed 81
trust for - sAo further particulars Of
which will ea announced ~ time of asle
The purchase price ahcNa ssid trust TO Ne
raid $3.50 cash and the balance rayacss $50
nes month. Including interest on both trusts
A depostt of $500 required CcRveyaneinx
Terms 20 NJ ecn,nlied With within nttssN
rrcrerty nav ~ ADVERTISED and rescld at
ARTHUR Y, ERlnGETvr
Nu.TO STRASRCEGEk
mhSo an" 4.ee Trustees
Evening star., 1928-04-04
AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. wEscHtEn . SON Auc''oneer'
Receiver Sale of Three-Story
and Basement Brick Building
Now Used as q Hall, North
west Corner Fifth ST. and Vir-
ginia Ave. Sc, and Brick
Dwellings, Nos. TAB, 745 and
TAT Fifth St. Sc.
nv virtue of decree OF the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia passed u; y;
New Masonic Hall Corporation. the under:
slEned receivers will offer for sale by public
neiion r. front 5, 1t, Of the premIses on TH,RS n
A FouuR-ThfRfY o'cf6cK PM PM. the the
following Y ,deseribed e and and prcnls.s STU STU,
of original lot one 90 in square numbered
elcht hundred and twenty.three iS"3
o tGr ns at and hf f%
onr and nd Ren
l67l feet. thence northeasterly at right
angles TO Virginia avenue sixty-slx tB6t
leet. thence due east forty and eighty.
of Fifth street. and thence due south eightv-
seven tS7I feet to the beginning: said prop
this cause. subdivided into lots 81 50 SO and
brick dwellings Nos. 'f43. 7i5 ard 747 Fifth
nent brick building At the northwest corner
of Fifth street and Virginia avenue south.
cast, heretofore occupied as meeting place
for the various subordinate lodges of the
Colored Masonic Fraternity. ProDerty viii
be Offered either as an entirety or in four
separate parcels according 10 the description
shown by said division
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid IN cash the balance IN two
equal Instaliments represented nv the promis.
sorry notes OF the purchaser. PAYABLE in one
and two wears. with interest at q Der cent
Der annum from, day OF sale payable semi
annually, secured nv deed Of trust upou the
property sold. or all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser. A deposit Of S400 90 on the
corner property and 5000 90 each On thu
dwellings REQUIRED OF purchaser at time Of
sale. All CnnveyancinK recording Nand no.
tarial fees at cost of purchaser Terms Of
sale 10 be complied with within thirty
davs from day ~ sale. otherwise the re.
ceivers reserve the right to resell the prop
ertv at the risk and cost Of the defauHinr
purchaser: after five days advertisement OF
such resale in some newsnaper published in
the city of Washington D G.
ALEXANDER WOLF
Earle Building.
WILLIAM I. HOUSTON
6l5 Y St. NV.
mho dads eXSu Receivers
Evening star., 1928-04-04
TEOs ]. OWEN e. SON. AUCTIoEEERS.
i4sS EYE ST NV.

TRUSTEES SALE sE,S Sg yAESA1sIEss ypASESSA1sEs RE sisn
ss5SSRsSsIssts s5SRsSIIsst AyESSE AsroSn AND SosEHssSon SNE ssSon
on GROtNn FLOOR AND APARI>
MINT WITH FIVE ROOMS AND
FATH on SEroND FLOOR.
% b. xiriss e e',s.I d:d 81 srS:S o
ii I'm n the land records Of she Dssiries o.
ComH,hIs and 1t the request Of the party
secured therehv the undersigned trustees
Will seA at pnhilc enetiou. IN front 81 the
prsg,isss or THuESsnsAT TEGG, HIT rTwTEEfTssTTEE TETsTE
O'Clock PM The following de scrihed land
and nren,ises situate in the District of Co
iunibia and DESIGNATED a< lot H1 in Marcus
Notes suhiivix ixiOn Of lots In square Soo@ IS
DeF p,at recorded in Llher 81, At fono Sd
Of the records et the efscs OF she surveyor
of the District Of Columbia suhlect 70 cove
Terms: rronertx. sold suoisc, 20 . prior
deed of trust for 50 coo further PARTICULARS
et which will be announced at tirae of sale:
uarchass price above SAID trust 20 y paid
nayshle in monthly miscellaneous of SIS in
Guiding Interest. 10 be secured ey . second
deed OF trust uron the pforerty sold. or all
cash. AZ the option Of the purchaser, Inter
est and taxes 10 10 adjusted to date OF settle
ment A depcsn OF SSlo viii ne reauired
eersiSr 20 and and n no.sr'a, @ Zee. Il eS:t et rnr>
chaser Terms Of sale 10 ~ ccrplied With
within thirty days from the date Of sale.
otherwise depcsit viii De forfeited and rror-
erty resc4d. al risk and cost OF defsultinE
purchaser. after i've days advertisement Of
''" - WILLIAM NOTES
ISAAC NOTES.
,.oo ~ Trussess
Evening star., 1928-04-04
THoS. OWEN 4 SON. ACCTrONEERs
.425 Eye Street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE or DETACHED FRAME
s REsIpENSCTE S e rKNoWE As PREMISES

RESIDENCE. KNOWN As PREMISES
3ui4 MILITARY Rn. NV.
BY virtue Of 9 certain deed of trust dated
August %. 1919. hcinr instrument No. 81
recorded August 81. 1895 among the land
records OF the District of Columbia and az
the request uf the partv secured thereby the
undersigned trustees will sell at public auc-
,lon in front OF the premises on FRIDAY.
THE SIXTH DAY OF APRIL. A.D. 1928. AT
THREE O'CLOCK Pm. the following -descrlb-
ei land and premises situate in the District
ot Columbia and designated as aHd being
the fun front OF 20 feet on Keokuk St hy
tie enth ot 1s5 feet OF lot 80 in square
1851 IN Allan T. Walker and William L.
Browning = subdivision uf part of the tract
of land called Mt Airy. as per plat re-
s1nTtied in Liber R5 foia- i4S Of the records
VI the ofhce 2f the surveyor of the District
III Columbia being all of said lot except 90
murh thereof ~ conveyed ito Thomas r
raylor hs deed recorded IN Liseer Si54 folio
SEQ uf the land records of the District of
Lolunlhia. subject to covenants Of reeort
Terms Sold subject 20 a prior deed OF
trust for 81 5000 on. further particulars OF
which will ie announced At time OF sale the
in cash. deposit of $500. 90 required Con-
veya1cfns. recording. etc. AZ the purchasers
rosf Terms 10 hs complied with within
thirty DAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold
at the discretion of the trustees
X THOMAS ROBINSON
ROBERT L r. KRETTER
NH - 30 ~ .sn's.<.A Trustees
Evening star., 1928-04-04
Dance Called OF.
1ecial pispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
POTOMAC. Va, April 4.-The Poto-
mac Fire Department has decided
against giving les scheduled Easter
dance in the town hall building audi
torium Monday night. The department
will attend the dance Of the Alexandria
Fire Department Auxiliary. which win
be given in Elks' Hall Monday night.
Evening star., 1928-04-04

Trustees Sale Of Valuable Mod
ern Apartment Building, Con-
tanning 9S Apartments. Known
as the "Harrowgate," No.
1888 New Hampshire Ave.
NV.

bv virtue oi certain deed oi trust duly
No, ~ OF the Land records of the District
81 taoipmhia, and at the request of the party
aHcured thereby the underslEned trustees
VIII OTTER for saie hy public auction In trout
TENTH DAY or APNlI.. 1923 Ar TARkF
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
md nrsn,lses .sityats in the pisirlcl Of Co.
ard thirty fNo, IN '1sSSa 1ossrS Ssse Gss ss"suiSa ssS
division OF lots ~ square one hundred and
isysn'y ip.r "a csTfe rss pl.s rssorasd q
eises Of the sursesegr ot lhs plslrle, Oh a.
The rear twelve tl2i feet of Int one hun,
dred And twentSvnine it2pl IN said Mowar's
Terms of .sls, The above property viii he
snld subject 20 prinr deedA nt trust aksre,
EAttnE 5000 900, NJ bss, due about three
wears, balance cash A nannalt at MiO 0nn
reaulred ~ purchaser II tine ~ sale All
ennveyaneins recording and natArlal fees ~
enst OF purchaser, frfms OF sale ID he
complied With within thiriY dsys from aay
Of sale, atherNlse The trustees reserve the
rlaht 70 resell the praperiy al the lisk and
gaat Of The. .defaultng puiahA,tr. alter ave
n.sss.snsgSsf published IN The city nt Wash.
Faaaass FaeaaaElssY RASEfbN
apa aAaessssa Trustee
Evening star., 1928-04-04

ArcTroN SALE or PERSONAL EFFTCTS
HoTsEE0r.D GOODS, ETC FOR sToR-
AGE CHARGES.
nAv. April SEVENTH IQoR, CQMXESC-
ING AT NINE O'CLOCK NJ. there viii
- sod I the auction rooms OF Adam 4
weechlrr & Son 90 Pa. ave. NV. - en-
fpfce hens for sfA,raxe eharxes due ard uH.
n..A all Household gooda AMI eher>ts sfored
with Shanncn- Caldwell 60 Inc SN4 1ath
81 NV. in the name of J. Y. Wilson. now
STORED AZ pa0 Pa. ave NV.
SWlNNoS CALDWELL Co NC
nrhsS api s0s 10Th 50. NV.