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The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13
STOLL-McCRACKE EXPEDITION
 TO REACH PRINCE RUPERT

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., Oct. g. R) ...- The Stoll-McCracken Expe- dition aboard the schooner Norris sey. returning from scientific cruise to the Aleutian Islands and Boring Strait, is reported to be storm bound of Langara Island. It is expected that vessel will arrive here tonight, and will remain here three days.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13
ATTENTION PIONEERS

All Pioneers are requested tO meet at Pioneer IgioO at 1915 p. m., Tuesday, October Q, 1928, to attend the Funeral of Brother William Mcleod, to be held from the Federated Church at 1880 pm.
 SAM c. TAYLOR, President.
 J. c. CORNELL, Secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13

of the motors.
 The bits of velour, sewn inside the flaps of the flyers helmet, are declared to provde better protection against the noise of the motors than standard wadding made for the purpose
 A birdsman's betrothed. or his flame of the moment, as the case may be, it is reported, is not at all loath to have her favorite powder puff borrowed" for such a purpose
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13
FOR SALE

All fns1ishings, bc,idisRs. bcls. mattresses. and other peFsonal pro. peFty contained in the 3oldea Ga&. hotel ard adjacent baildiaeD, be- longing te the estate of the late Janes A. 9WaEtsel VIII be offered for sale. ..Tefsns Onsh, tnquire Go. S. Maynard, administrator, at the Nome Nagget O0ee.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13
VICTORIA SAILS FOR NOME
 WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 10.

According to information received today by Agent James P. Daily of the Alaska Steamship Company. the steamer Victoria will sail for Nome on her last trip from Seattle tomor- row, October 10th.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13
ALCOHOL GETS 'EM IN N. Y

NEW YORK. Oct. 8. (P) .... Four more deaths believed due to alco- holism were reported today, making a total of seventeen in New York over the week end.
 Two unidentified persons were picked up last night on a side street and two lodgers were found dead n rooming houses.
 pr. Charles Norris Chied, medical examiner, ascribed the unusually heavy death toll to the increase in :le number of private stills in the same district, and the spread of the habit of drinking the smoke" of raw alcohol.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13
FOOTBALL. . SCORES

Washington '. Whitman 0; Southern Cal. 19, Oregon State 0; Idaho 6, Gonzala 0;
 o. Wesleyan IT, Michigan :; Yale 27, Maine 0;
 Harvard 16, Springfield 0; Wisconsin 26, Notre Dame 6: Boston College 6, Navy 0; Stanford 26, Oregon 0: Washn. State 26, Montana 6; Princeton 50, Vermont 0. ....-.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13
POWDER PUFF USED
 AS AIRMAN'S EAR PAD

WASHINGTON, D. C., P) ---- Mary knight of the air speeds along with dainty bit of pink, yellow or rose velous pressed az ainst his ears. Powder puffs are popular. say flyers, as means of protecting the ears against the roar
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13
sCORE-CARD TESTAMENT

LONDON. lP) e.. A will, written on a bridge score card has been admitted to probate. It was made by John Law Hindle of Accrington, Lancashire. disposing of an estate valued at more than 3100.o00.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13
BANK CALL IssUEI

WASHINGTON. Oct. 8, R .- The Comptroller of Currency today issued National Bank call as of the close of business October 3rd.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13

Hunter (purchasing new outiit)- Do you guarantee this gun? Sup pose it bursts and blows my head off>
 Dealer-In that case We will give you a new gun.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13
FOURTH GAME POSTPONED

ST. LOUIS. Oct. s, (4o - A heavy downpour of rain today caused the postponement of the fourth game of the Worlds Series. until better weather comes
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13
TUESDAY t7EtEGRAPHlC)
FANS HOPE FOR GAME TO-DAY

ST. LOUIS, Oct. g P) .... Bright sunshine cheered up the baseball fans this morning with expectations that the fourth game of the Worlds Series will be played today.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-13

Some people can't make . good impression even with . rubber Dtanp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-20

COLORED BARGAIN

A,wondertni home 8 beautiful location
Convenient 20 transportation, paved streets:
halt on 10; 20 feft front ny $50 feet deep.
fne ole trees flower gardens AMI shrubeery
House IS unusually spacious Bedroom, and
hath on first aoor. four bedrooms. hath and
sleeping oo-ch on second floor: attic above:
The whole psee - unusually attractive and
IL .hsrxsra a; The price Offered.
PHONE MAIN $500 UNTIL o Pm.
BOSS & PHELPS.
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SHORTAGE Of FOOD
GROWS IN RUSSIA
Stain Seeks to End Peas
ants boarding as State
Stores Limit Sales.

ny tNe AaSnfl1PN PFeka
MOSCOW. February 20.-Confronted
by shortage Of foodstuffs and textiles.
authorities today were determined upon
vigorous measures.
Alexander Smyrnof, cornnnissar for
agriculture, resigned because Of failure
TO manage the grain-storing campaign.
The grain in storage fell 1000 900 tons
shor: Of the previous year. despite an
increased harvest.
"A slight improvement In the grain
situation, however. IS attributed In part
to visit Of joseph Stain, dictator, 10
Siberia. where he issued new instruc-
tons in an effort 10 persuade peasants
to sell their grain. Butter, eggs and
soap are also affected By the shortage.
which recalls the days o. famine.
The commodities are scarce IN GOV
eminent cooperative stores and bring
eIorbitant prices in private markets
In several Instances the co-operatives
have had to cease sales TO the public
and to some OF their members Other
government stores have limited the..
sales.
Long lines of customers form and
wait for hours TO make limited pur-
chases Of necessities Sometimes before
all their needs nave been fulfilled the
stock no zrS out.
Dispatches 70 London from Riga.
Latyia. say that in Moscow 1000
charges OF speculation are pending
against dealers in butter. meat. mix
end eggs. The crisis Is described as
acute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-20
ADAM A. wEsCHLER L son. Auc;loneers.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Apartment Building Known
as the fremont" No. 1907
18th St. NV.

BY virtue of certain dec! al trust dates.
n,rml-r Is Tres ant rs..,r,!t,.t January
~. 1875 instrument M. - of the land
records Of the District al Columbia ana a;
ta~ fraurst of the party secured Thereby
th" an.iersigDeti Trustees viii offer Tor sale
nv public aust ian, in front of the. premises
on WEnSESbAY. THE TWENTY, NINTH
DAY or FEBRUARY in:S AT THREE
Ofl.U-k pm. the following described lard
ami nrrsnisrs situate in the District ut
Columbia, to WI: Part ot original lui :.
IN square ala 5e>Criixsl IS follows r.
ginning for the ut the northwest coy
nrr Of sail tn; and running theurr south n1
l@th st -. feet. theme east 50 Is feet ~
the west face az the wsxt all ui a s.shlet
thence south With said fare 81 ss1i wall -
feet and thence east ~ t.oI feet ,o the rear
line Of SAID lot ami thence north ~ ieet
TO the northeast corner Of said lot and
ihsnr west along the north hne Of >as,. 10;
also the south 10 feet front by i0t, Os.i tpri
IN a.p.h of original lot ; W said square Si:;
Terms Of sale. The above property viii
hc sold subject TO 4 rrtor ,i.>et of trust fer
Sloo.0ou al 81: - du~ January RI 1928
balance cash 4 deposit of 81 600 required
Of purchaser At TIME OF sale All convey.
arctnr recording and notartal fees az cos;
OF purchaser Terms of sale 10 frr rannne,.
with within 30 dsys from ,isv ~ - r. "shnr-
wise the trustees reserve the right 81 Tr~eil the
nropeftv at the rt<ls @rd ross of ihr ,'efault.
INK rrr' hassr after FIVE DAYS advertisement
~ such '~salr ~ Sou4N r~WSna'er puhll >he{.
IN the city of Wa hincfo,, n e
! NFWrG% EpFwrE
nrsEY II, HowArn
feisd&,is Trustees.
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MOTOR tOAtHi.t>ES.
Mo,i>G rACKi>G s SrUR A,;E.

FORAGE FOR sCRNfrURE Ann PIANOS
WESCht,E go IA ave NV faSns
NJ INN Main MN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-20
no. ] OWES & eD& At5CTtO&KEEs
IA1I ESn II "

"itD1 ] OWES eD& AtEIiO&KEEs
1875 Eve ~ Nv.
Tn',sTrgs. sALg or yALnAntg. MA.
hND 0kE nALF STONY fiHt EnDN
th Hp h - ;so, fG a ltst pTt k,jt4ii
~ .srtnr II d certain deed 81 ,ras,, r.
",adrn ia L,'.et 30. a7o?l AZ fnh9. 20 81
t,I,i aad ~ t.e repuTst al Tbs PARTIES EenateG
tl.tses,y the uud+fslFhsG sfii ell At p9t,lir
aHftg9n ~ ft9st II nc gtsp',ss ~ TIE.
kh$s yhE 5" ~ rot tth 6c 1t r. VIZ T..
x,Ilow isJg .ftesns7t@a; land and DfsmiSs. situ,
ale ~ the Disir.ai 81 intumila. aud beins
III NUMBERED eighteen 49, IN sins,s ntIm
Yp<I4I4 90 fascstted in SAID deed Of rHs,
Uoop The -foiiGwiny terms .,
T'esfas u sale: SAID property 10 subject -
4 ogjtlr dtsa al truat seGurihs an indfhtsd
- .ySJtrt IL said dee; of,tfust indebted
Uexr Of the uufghass kiits 1Fsf ana sbpys
ssiT f4e1 ~ tfusl uns third 10 {" bs pad p
cssh snd IBIS, baishes 10 I'VE s"oal i"A,aii
interest ~ ,bs rate 81 Sh 70 pr hnnbh
DsyaiJ.s sent,hnnusity sefntsf by sreDn.i
deed - trust upon the pt"ptsF snld e. al
ss. ard taseA f.. he paid % BSiitisttd 20 dat
~ e@ir asDgsil - $4,000 VIII bs is
.tssjrr.s 81 fle Tins ~ sale All e"hses az
lns fecbrging etc. OF tiie cost ~ e,i'ehaFsi
Ts,ms % Hals ~ Ds n9mpl'ed .iih ~lthD
thitfs dave rom Gay ~ saie. nthst Siss o.
poet viii Re forfeited hnd property fes"td
~ fiss aud east u dstsAiu0s purchaser sih
;e6s asw.ssnss published ia "s.h'"s's"
sEhAss.c',s. sAui"
wfi2'Lissa + Il bBr \ s."
lsagAAAs.sxss Trustees.
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON ATCTIONEERS.
1928 Eye street Northwest.

PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN As
,lHl7 WEBSTER STREET NORTHWEST
Ky virtue Of certain decd Of trust duly
recorded III I.it~r M. 1928. folio EOS Ct
sd. ot the Land records of the District Of
Columbia. and at ihe request OF the party
secured thereby the undersigned trustees will
*ll al public auction IN front of the prem
81, s,s.,r, on WEDNESnAn THE TWENTY
AT THREE O'CLOCK Pm. the following
described lsne nd premises situate IN the
District ~ t0Swanbia and designated ami
mln% lot fiits .3ur t5iI in Charles w.
Kings subdivision of lot. in square twenty
nine hundred and seventeen t"9l1t. Four
tecith Street Heghts." as per plat recorded
IN Liher M. IS. folio ri of the records OF
the office of the surveyor Of the District Of
foumh ia. subject to the building restriction
line shown on said plat: subject to- the cove
nants that no building erected thereon shall
cost less than So 600. except stables used an
connection with such building.
Terms. Sold SUBJECT 10 a prior deed of
trlt~t for So 900. further particulars of
which will bs announced at time nf sale the
purchase price above said trust tn i've pad in
"ash. deposit of 500 required. Con.
rcvaucing. recording. etc. at purchaser :
cost. Terms to he compliei With Within
thirty dass. otherwise sienosit forfeited ar.t
the prnrertv may IN advertised and Tesuid
at the discretion OF the trustees
MALCOLM g GiRBS
THOMAS y. BEAVERS
fe.0.tl&ds ~xSu Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER son. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. 1870
FIFTEENTH STREET NO3THWEeT
CORNER YOU STREET.. WITH
By virtue OF a ceriai, deco of trust. duly
recorded IN Liber No 51S1. folio 45;I - sed..
" the and records of the District of Column,
na and ut the request of ;he party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees Will olfei
ior sale by public auction. in front mt, Of the
SEyENrH DAY 0F FEBRr'AKY. 1D%S; Ar
ing described land ard premises. situate IN
this District of Columbia. to wit: Lot 100
In d. II GrOh's subdivision of SQUARE 100
AZ per plat recorded IN the Office of the sur
vveyor OF the District Of Columbia IN t,ber
10. at folio 81 improved by brick dwelling
containing II rooms with garage. -
Terms of sale; The above property will
ne sold subject TO a nricr deed Of trust for
81 800, at q J.. II due December 81. 1922.
balance 0ne-third cash. remainder in one
wear at &C.. secured by second deed oil
trust upou the property sold. or all cash over
trust. at optlon Of purchaser. deposit OF
5000 required of purchaser at time of lie. All
conveTanciDg. rccorr.in. and notarial fees at
cost OF purchase. Terms of sale to be com.
piled with within thrtv DAYS from day OF
to resell the property at the risk and cost
OF the defaultiDg purchaser. after five days
advertisement of si"h resale in son1P news
paper published in the city of Washington
d. e.
ROBERT H. WALKER
MARVIN FARRINGTON.
lei 5-dAdsexS,l& fe'e'. Trustees.
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FISH TRAP INSPECTION.
Launch Chicago to Make Nearby
River Trip.

The launch Chicago. part O. The
feet Of craft under Maj B-ehor 8.
Soneryell. United States Army En-
gineer IN charge OF Washington en-
g!nee-irg district. which includes the
Potomac River and other tributaries
OF the Chesapeake. viii begin cruising
IN the CheSa peake and tributaries to-
day. between WOLF Trap Lighthouse
and the PatCxtsnt River for the pur-
pose Of aSce-cain!ng that Fishermen
do not extend their nets beyond es.a6-
lshed lines, and ths, they CO 70:
interfere with navigation.
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GEN. MANSFIELD DIES.
Civil War Engineer, SO. Headed
Texas Boundary Commission.

BOSTON. February 20 Cr.-B-:g.
Gen. Samuel NJ Mansfield. United
States Army Sre,lre6l, died AZ his home
here Friday after an Illness Of nine
weeks He was IS years old
Gen. Mansfield served with 6.St1rc-
ton ~ the Engineer Corps during TIE
Civil War. Later he had charge O.
The construction Q. many fo-ciEca..c..S
- various military districts
In 1861 he was president Of ths
commission 20 run and marx TIE
boundary lines between a pc-.so2 cs
Indian Territory and Texas. Re re-
tIrcG from service - 1908.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-20
ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Stone
Residence at Northeast Cor
ner Seth and Ordway SITS.
NV; Six Bedrooms, Four
Baths. Built. In Garage.

:. BY virtue o. certain deed OF trust dated
Nav -. 1926. and recor.ed Nav i3 1920
instrnment Nc. 2?e Of the land records Of
of the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will offer for sale by public
suction in frynt OF the premses on MON.
Ply THE THE TwETTIETH nkI OF FEBKr
following described land and premises siiu-
a. s,s In the Dl:tr,ct OF Columbia 70 wit Lots
Boston Realty company. Inc and Others
recorded in the Office of the surveyor for the
District OF Columbia in Lis,er County -
AT fohn liz. subject 10 building restriction
line and covenants OF record
:od oc Subject lie TO prior deed Of truss for
ance cash A deposit of 81 600 90 REQUIRED
Of purchaser at time OF sale. All conveganc
inr. recording and nntarial fees at cost of
purchaser. Terms OF sale 10 he coplpIied
with within thirty days from day OF sale
otherwise She trustees reserve the right TO
resell the nropertv at the risk and cost os
the defaulting purchaser after FIVE DAYS al
vert; cement o: snch resale in souse Newspaper
puhiEhct. in the city OF Washington u e.
FRANK y. HARTMAN Jr..
THOMAS W GREENE
feo-f&ds.exSu Trustees
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TIT sTtEs SALE or THE VILLA ROMA

TRl sTtEs SALE or THE VILLA hoMA
~ virtue Of the p"wof and authority r"n.
tatn~i Il. !, CERTAIN .in,l ~ tttihi from ftan't
II. Ahhu 10 thu Farmers hhhb1hs ana t'tte,
nth day az Anfl if!H, it'"fhIh hi.ns w."
i,ud rc,,.lds ~ the tnnnt} 81 Mbn'E"nniF
AMI Nthtu al MAJ Wand, ~ li'h'f ~" su'.
fnltns IL q scsI. ant II thr rane~t 81 thr
bonrh,iay ,d.il"tt having "'''''trd !" th''
na>nnt Il ,h" ht i''''" ,t. f' tar '',I ~,
ut,itr tuclion az It.E~nAh liii; TWnh
= r f liIf ,d "a o = r NIX" t"6c 'SS
:''H ,rr :" , "%"' T i%A,, liz, VT Sa 81, a,
trtat /" VI, .nl ares mere ~. less,
'i"aI 81 the. 'iFh, 81 wy !" me-, sa'1 ia,,''
enu,nfy County excepting tfum said ha"t
@ol.thS hphalt iett mars ~ lnhn ds,. ,',t,l
Matiliaty 10 herman inilorith ana vile
hatad III 1T June i,ni .e'",'sa ah'1os
ssih ient Frse.hs 10 i,oet u , g. NJ" H., H.
Vilha Hama tluil !. i,n .,at nn Tbs Ro,ksliln
nibe about ] la,lr. tom h".ksilla "a IN
rnnm; four baths, cellar h"t mater heti
ni.' triP lshts. .arlesian well. .lher bniil.
ats a"ar,ers' barn garage and siahs com,
bina1 elmliie hnuse ahi hthff Improvements
sds% * Ss i ."" w., ,ia !" ,sf a%sl
i,,e TIE nnnef,y VIII -" said ss,''lsa. ~ !"
.,"ii ' t Ell 'f g ","s u nsa.' a, ~
nsi seni payabie kenii annually, ahi tho
~ ihcubi debt pa4ubie ihtae wears httrf hhin,
The amount II interest dna Viii In an
nb.,is' ta an The sias al The hbie.
Terms u sale .as e'sse,,hei ~ The dse'l
~ irust~-~Aii Fash Hpnn The ratification ~
the sais by the court a danasit At VI 600
VII las required when tho nrune'ts IL tsath
ri dawn. Convey aneluK al the east Ut The
'H }1N2 b. f a1Ss*+IaSnAfe aHSS'HfsFr co"
- Trustee,
F" Es2ssihM K 'H'' yt.5Ss,}|as President
tsis.a0.aO ballcitays. 4. a.
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WOULD KEEP BORDER
GATES OPEN ALL HOURS
Mexico Seeks Fad 70 International
Barriers on Line-Eelp to
Commerce Cited.

By the Assoc atNd Press
The Customs Bureau has under con-
sideration z request from the Mexican
government 10 keep the international
gates along the Mexican border open at
all hours. Al present the gates are
closed daily at hours ranging from S
O'Clock al Tia Juana 10 midnight az
certain eateTays in Texas.
The closing Of the gates was adopted
Of the United States several years ago
because Of vice conditions OF the Mexi-
can side. The Mexican government
now claims that conditions have been
improved and tina. ti1e opening Of the
gates would expedite commerce De-
tween the TWO couCt-Ias
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TRUSTEES SALE o. VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK UWtt.i,tk'i HtJha
rhLMi*fs 30. 7"o MADISON STREET
NORTHWEST
BY siitus Of . certain deed at trist dated
January u. 1870 being instrument tin. 80
'e""fied lebfua,y ~ 1925. an 'ns tbs iand
ls1ofds Of the pisuiHt ii Columbia, and at
the request III the party t.'uTef 'hefsbY thn
Underlined trustees viii cell at pubil9 AUG
,i.H ~ ttnbt If the tfshIssh 90 fhfuAN
kn4RY Al 1928 A Tw0 rHiRTY
tfSa T. II ihs tailo - lns sissrrti.cd ,aud
aud pfeiDisfr situate IA ths Dislfia II 60
lunllha aHd dssaghated rs ani bsbtg tnt ~
In i@"naa'd bats siiaii' ision II lots Ia
salihis tIh6 M pr Diat ~ oritti rs The
rHi' ~ ths sHFvftoF fur the Iisttbt hf
nitiHhh 10 IdtreG !. al tniin 100 subtle {
III ihh hinldins irstlt'tinn iIha as shawn on
xsa nIsi
fefgir Sold sniiert IA n n,iar deed ~
trgst Il" ~ 900 lutih.f j,aiilaalgts II Nblrh
MI he annougrsd al Tine ~ sails Tho nn,
| 'ast' det1stt Of $500 resumed Convey
aib iHk, Fk"ptdibk etc al The pltGbasst q
t"At, Terms ~ he Danipiird with Within
!kiits dave othzfsiss ''snGsit forfeited ana
the HsstfeFiS may bs Sitt etilaea aud .ss0id
81 ths dhafstton If The trustees
A,sl7ao.aaasr 't1NS f"11 ,a.,...
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TYos J. OWEN & son AUCTIOSEERs.
lto5 Eve ST NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SIX.
ROOM AND RATH HOUSE Al H3ni eth
STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON.

ROOM AND HATH Htl 81 Al H3NI Ith
strict NORTHWEST WASHINGTON.
u -.
By vattur os q certain dred OF trust dated
July / ia..s being instrument No. SO re-.
Cnis!ed January 20 lH2S among the land
records of the District of Columbia. and n
the request of the party srcurtI thereby. the
under siFnft trustees viii sell NJ pnbhc aus"
ito,, ut The uiiirr of the auctIon@frs l3.J
Eve etrrrt northwest Washington. j.. c. on
FRIDAY TIE TWENTY fUi RITZ pay of
FEBRUARY AD 1928 AT TWO O'CLOCK
PM the i"iowIng ali s'r,ts'i land aud prem
ises situatr In the county al Washington:
District of C"idmhla AMI designated ~ ana
ts.lng ioi - ~ subdivision of lots made by
Harry Warin,an and Thomas T.. Bones n
tit, nf the surveyor for the Distract ot Co
Terms of saIc: Property sold subject To
ars, trust Of - 300 90 al a. maturing
Iuiv y. lp:S. purchaser Ia psy SaUU.0o IN
cash st the time uf settlement and execute
,tN~d Of ( usi Ior the halance payable
$50 90 per month and the unpaid balance
on or t.rfo two wears after date, or All
cash AT the option of the purchaser. DE-:
posit OF $3.50 o. VIII I've required nj time q.
saje Al ,onvryanctng. recording. etc. AZ
cost OF pnrchaser Terms OF sale to oe com.
nhcd with within fifteen daNs from hav OF
sale ntherw ~ the trustees resrrV. the rixht
10 resnli the property Al the risk and cost ~
.iefsuliing purchaser after ave DAYS adser'
,tseneut OF such resale ~ sHune Newspaper
published in Washington. y.
JAMES u HOBBS,
HOWARD A. HtRSS.
frl517a0 sos Trustees.
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FOUR IN PLAY FINALS.
District Tourney Will End Satur-
day at Western High.

The Central Community Co, directed
by Denis E. Council; Cleveland Park
Players, directed by Mrs. Alfred II.
Brooks: ToWne Players. directed by Rev.
Edmund H. Stevens. and the Wood
lothian Players, directed by Robert A.
Hals:ead will make their appearance
Saturday night at Western High audi
forum for the final Judgment in the
District OF Columbia play tournament.
The judges will be representatives Of
the dramatic departments Of the local
daily newspapers
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THos J OWEN 4 son. Al CrtoNEERS
las Eve ST Nv

ESTATE BEING Tw0 STORY isRiCk
nWEiLiNG. CONTAINING SIN Rooms
ANn EtTH wTrM BrlLTlN GARAGE
kSpMn Ao S rnGo VEST VIRGINIA
ny virtue OF = certain dec, q. trust. re,
corstHd March Is 1877 as instrument No 2
oI tn" land records OF the District Of ColGut
ma, and az the rsanest Of thu parties scar. ,s
,hrr"hv The ,nnhers.sn"ss viii sell al pullic
an.,1on n fnn. 81 The PROMISES on FRI
DAY THE TWENTY FOt GrH DAY ny
FFhRi AIRY to2S At THREE THIRTY
O'CLOCK IN, the following Described lanss
and nTrf"'s"s situate IN the District ~ 60
lln,l.a and bring lot uunlts,r..i s,,rats fatii
- IN s'1uar'. numbered forty hund1et an.t
hits-ftght itnASi as drscFiss'd Ia said dtsxt
oi trust unon &c following terms
terms 81 sal; Sa't property is subject {
ness OF ~ 200 20 and SAID uronrriv Viii Is
SOFA suhtcs.t 60 sad dret-of.irnst tnjchtet
'Ss o the pnFvhaSe prre over and above
sad lrc'i ot trust onr-ihlnI IS 10 ~ patj va
mrnts, PAYABLE ~ one and two wears with
interest at the rate Of IT, r. pfF annuu
raNahle semi annually. secUrtt nv second
deed ~ trnat uron the property sold ar All
est apd taxes tn ne pala ar Nj listed In date
OF sale 4 deposit OF soc "a VIII - re
nnttcd AZ the time ct sale All conr"vsa<'
inc recorhn: etc, At the cost ot rur'ha~,r
thirty DAYS from dsv OF sale otherwise ~
nostt viii he forfeited and property frsol,f
~ risk and est nt driaultth< purrhaSrr after
h'n daNs advertisements 81 surh rr&s'r tt
,ani. newspaper published III Washlultan
r. FRANCIS SArL,
NJ o"a t5sh y, wv
wlttiNN l.. BENSON
NJ. MS l>th ~, NV
,etn ~ 11t3lsiS" ~ II "a"i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-20
Tuos. j. OWEN & SON. ACCTIoNEERs.
tin5 Eve ~ NV.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO,
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN A.
PREM tSi.s NO lDlI NEW JERSEY
AVENUE SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust, duly
recorded ~ ii~r No $500 folio lst e sea
OF the iaud records of the District NJ toiun
b,a ami at hr f.auest OF the rariy secured
thereby he nndsrsighcd trustees VII @l ~
pubi,c auctioH ~ front OF the premises On
FRIDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY ~
FEBRUARY. AID. lD@k. Al THKEf.
0'CI,OCk pm the following described Land
ard premises situate IN the District OF I".
lu.E'ta amt DESIGNATED as and t"'n& part 81
lot 3 in 4.tttItr 800 beginning an New Jersey
avenue J.. feet solitbeastcrly from the u"fth
west .ai'nr 81 sad lot and running Thence
sonlheastt,tY along said avcnu" ~ it"t u
inches ard running tack ~ paialItt iihfs Oh
tn, saith tn the iui'ii" alley ~ the rear. .
Terms @hhi subject Ia a nriuf urtd 81
trust tni ~ 900 90 further PARTICULARS al
when Mltl rs announced II tinir ~ shh the
purchase prize ntynte saul trust tn DC itit IN
cash A darosit of 100000 redulfth A"n7
VsyAnciue recording etc.. al pufthasff cost
+ rms Ia las complied with "lthih ihtttv
DAYS tthtFpisr ,trposit forfeited and mo
property may he advertised and rrsold al the
discretion Of the trustees MA. =,
ALEX y CLAMP, IF
VERNON q, oWFN.
tlSiT.a0t?. - Trustees.