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The Nome nugget., 1928-09-08

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The Nome nugget., 1928-09-08

How dull business would be if every man refrained from buying until he could afford it.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-08-10

Mr.. Sanger. ''and in order to encour-
age the attendance of the Riddles we
are going to admit them free. AS a
result, there is no excuse for keeping
the youngsters away from the State
Fair. Any boy or girl under IL years
OF age, whether accompanied by q
grown-up or not will be admitted free
this year."
Mr.. Sanger also calls attention to
the advance thrift ticket sale, which
VIII be conducted from August Is to
Is. These tickets. which can be
bought singly or in number, will sell
for 80 cents. q saving Of rs cents.
Thrift ticket agencies have been
established In more than 900 stores
and banks in 700 towns and cities in
the state.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-08-10
Sesuin1 Needles

The invention of the sewing needle
was ascribed By the ancients to the
goddess Of war, Bellona. The skill In
embroidery Of the Babylonians, Phyry.
CLANS and Egyptians attested to their
familiarity with needles. The steel
needle was invented by the Chinese.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-08-10
another Sensational Chevrolet "
4 Speeds Forward q wheel Rra

Typical Of the progressive design
embodied in the new lChevrolet
Utility Truck is a four-speed trans.
mission with an extra-low gear, pro-
viding tremendous pulling power
for heavy roads, deep sand and steep
hills-and reducing TO the very min
imum the starting strain on motor,
clutch and rear axle
powerful, non.locking 4.wheel
brakes, with a rugged emergency
brake that operates entirely indie
pendent of the foot brake system
land a new ball bearing worm-and-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-08-10
Worfhiesf Of All Deed.

He who helps child helps human
ity with an immediateness which no
other help given to human creature in
any other stage Of human life can DOS
slbly give again.-Phillips Brooks
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-08-10

Der 1 to 8,
announces
W.F.Sanger
Of Window,
president OF
the Fair.
I'VE are
going to
make this
years big
exposition a
CHI 1 ldren's
Fair" says
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-08-10
Kids Free at State Fair;
Thrift Tickets SO Cents

Children will be admitted free to the
Minnesota State Fair and Northwest
Livestock Show, Twin cities, Septem-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-08-10

gear steering mechanism, which
even includes ball bearings at the
front axle knuckles!
And In addition, there are all those
basic features which have been SO
largely instrumental in Chevrolet's
success az the worlds largest builder
oftrucksl
Come In and get demonstration of
this remarkable new truck. You'll
find that IL offers every feature
needed for dependable low-cost
transportation-and we can provide
a body type TO meet your individual
requirements.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
ELLYS0N PLANE CALLED
UNFIT FOR NIGHT FLYING
instrument Board DARK and Wind-
shield Painted Black, Ohcsr
Tells Navy Board.

By the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, March 9.--The
Looning anphib.an plane in which
Condr. r. G. Elly5on. Lieut.. Corndr.
Hug1 Echnidt and Lieut.. Rogers s.
Ranschou9cn attempted their ill-fated
fight from Hampton Roads naval air
station 20 Annapolis. on the morning
of February q, was "A dangerous ship
for night flying, Lieut.. A. r. Nash, sen
iOr aircraft squadron duty officer. told
the naval board ct inquiry Investigating
tfc tragedy.
Lieut.. Nasb's testimony brought the
inquiry tn a close 80 far as the taking
Of testimony was concerned. fhe
board immediately took up the tas.> OF
formulating its report 70 be submitted
to Secretary Of the Navy Wilbur. It's
findings will remain secret until re-
leased by the Navy Department.
Further Deficiencies in the r1echa-
nism and construction Of the death
snip came 10 Lgnt through Lieut..
NaSh's testimony that the windshield
of the forward COCKPIT Of the plane.
where the main controls are located.
was covered with a black substance.
The windshield had been painted black
when the plane was being used oy
Lieut.. h. z. Grow to practice flying
under night conditions, sCeerIng by a.5
instruments alone. In addition 70 this
the ship vas without navigation lights,
the batteries having been rerncved,
leaving the instrument board dark,
Evening star., 1928-03-09
WANTED TO BIjY-IiOIjSES.

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
rent with e. NJ. PLUNKERT CO. lol0 Eye
-. Call Frank. l6i. is
WILL TRADE NY NEW CIR BRICK FOR
smaller home or clear lot. Address Box 35@-
+ S:ar Office.
FROM OwEER-SMALL BRICK HOUSE;
price must be right: give fun particulars.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
PROPOSALS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
FIVE LOTS APPRAISED.
Land Desired by Government Val
ued az S27,4s5.eo.

The five lots adjoining the Govern-
nlent Printing Office On u stree. which
the United States is seeking 10 co.deEn
for an extension CT the building were
appraised yesterday By commission OF
three citizens appointed b. Justice VIII
liam Hitz, February II. The total cost
to the Government viii be s27.48690,
if the award Of the commission is ac-
cepted Other lands included IN the
proposed extension were purchased
privately.
The commissioners. William J. Brown,
Robert j. Barrett and Milton r. Ney,
made their report TO the court today.
They value parcel /, ~ G street. at
s2.67735: parcel 2, 49 G street, at
s3,446.05: parcels 3. 4 and 5, premises
81. 50 and So G. street. at S2i.353. sAn
interest in private alleyway IS ap-
praised at So
The Government vas represented By
Assistant Attorneys General Henry 4.
Classic and A Leftwich Sinclair, while
owners were represented By Attorneys
Reeves T. Strickland and q. L. Gaskics.
'1umberjack" coats. which have been
so popular IN this country, are 70 be in
troduced inco Austria
Evening star., 1928-03-09
PRESBYTERY SCORES
FELLOWSHIP" MOVE
Cleric Promises Punishment for
Those in Drive to Establish
Sectarian Unity.


PHILADELPHIA. March 0.--Puni-
tive steps against those members Of
the Presbytcry OF Philadelphia who
disregard the Presbytery's edict against
sfflllation with the Fellowship Of Faiths
movement is promised by Iscv. DIR.
William p. Fulton, stated clerk of the
association.
DR.. Fulton's statement was a reply
to criticism expressed by several Pres
byterian ministers Of the Presbytcrys
order prohibiting any participation in
the fellowship, movement to estab-
lish closer relations between religions.
including Christianity, Buddhism. Eth
ical Culture, Judaism and Moham-
mechanism. The nature Of the threat
ened punishment Was not made known.
Circulars calling for a meeting here
Of the fellowship March Is contain
the name OF Rev. DR.. John A. Mac
Callum Of the Walnut Street PresDy-
terian Church. as presiding officer
DR.. MacCallum is vice president Of the
movement and was one Of those to
take exception to the Pre5bytery's
action.
Evening star., 1928-03-09

OF INTERIOR WASHING
ton, u. e.. March J. Ig1S. Sealed bids IN
subject to the plans. specifications.
details. schcdulas etc. therefor. will he re-
,eived at Room GILT Interior Department
Building Washtncton u. e.. until :! p.ri..
Thursday. March IN. 1928 for the con>trtic.
tion and equinnleDt Of wOmcn's dornlItoTy
huldine at Howard University. Washington
ID. {. Single proposals. covering ths entire
building construction ami furnishings COM
nlete. itemi7ed as directed, will Ire received
separate proposals for the following items will
also I've received: III For tho construction Of a
building as set forth ny thr ulaus a"i ~"'-
itor No of thc specifications, go For tho
heating. plumbing and gaS fitting ~ the
building ard the underground heating. la~
s'rTtte. water scTy1ce. etc.. sSt forth bN
iNA s,ltnS nHd - r"tipns NoS. " and , of thee
tl0n. iarluiny underground work 8s shown
wiring FL liglt anil mower. tNturrs. elect tr
l@mus. etc. complete snt forth hy thc
"laus and sector Nh. nf thc@e sre'i fla
tions: a. For the FINISHING anf instaiit.
ticn cnnnlrte of al furniture. shas'es ,irap-
crIes. etc as set forth nv the drawings ard
sctttun No. ) uf thu specifications, Bids
will I've received hy ihe nepartmen, and con.
tract awarded for furniture snb'ect t0 an.
rrorriation by Congress to meet the exnea&e
Drawings and Spe"l lf~ations NAV he obtained
uron aupii"ation tn tho Department 4 GER
tlfieit check in the sum Of Sl0a payahle to
tho Trcs slFrr of the United States - -s-
drawings and specifications within ten davs
attcr the date Of nnrning rrnpo<als The
r'eht - geservcfl. az tEe interests uf .he ttny-
crunlent NAV re1uire to fet~rt auv and all
b'al=. Ia waive any infurmali.V in th, f,i,'~
70, ,riv3tt aasi n accept or re'ret anw itr-Yl of
"'h' Initiation T.. Z. FlNNEY. !'irsi -
.t-ta'-t S~ers.tarv
Evening star., 1928-03-09
ADAM A. wEsCHLER & son. Auctioneers
Trustees Sale of Valuable Busi-
ness Property, Nos. 1925 and
1927 14th St NV. With Brick
Building in Rear.

BY virtue Of certain decd OF trust. dated
August IL 1927 and recorded August ~
1877. instrument No. SSS2. of the land rec
0r,is OF tho District OF Columbia, aud Mt the
request Of the party secured thereby. the
uirrslgnrd trustees will offer for sale hy
puhIir auction, in front OF tho premises. on
MARcH. lo:s. Ar THREE. O'CLOCK PM
the following described laud aud premises
si'uatc in the District Of Columbia, 70 wit
Part Of lot + in Anton and Alfred Hritmuci-
ier's subdivision 1f square %i:. az per nlst
recorded ~ Llbcr Il. folio !. Of the records
of ti,r office Of the surveyor of tho District
of Culuhhia. hcing the south 10. feet on
IAN St. and running back with that width
the full dcpth of said lot 10 an alley. -
Terms Of sale; Tho above property viii
he sold subject 10 prior deed OF trust Tor
S6t 600 Mt 3 y, "a. due September y. 1H"7.
ami extended to March g. 1923. together
with accrued interest. taxes and insurance
prenium. the amount of which will bc an
nounccd AT sale: over and above eucum,
hranccs cash 4 deposit of 81 900 required
Of purchaser nj time of sale. All convey.
ancing recording and notarlal fees at cost
OF purchase. Terms of Pae to lie complied
with ~Nithin thirty days from .iay OF sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
rpsnll the property At the risk AMI cost OF
the tcfauting purchaser after hve days
advertisement OF such resale in some news
paper published III the city of Washington.
u. c. . ,v,,,,
AUSTIN c. WALLER.
,,,b~.cnIStisc cNS Trustees
Evening star., 1928-03-09
UNION STORAGE Co.
7OJ Florida Ave.
Washington. d, G.,
THOS. j. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1l"5 Eve Strcct NorthMcet.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF vAALIUABLaEE g G3R r.
RRitK DWELLING KSoWN srn = As As
SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of certain decd OF tras, s1iul, duly
In OF the land records of the District of
Columbia. and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees =
wll sell al public auction in tr@nt 9t s!r., shs
bAY Of MARcH. AD. 1n3s. AT. THREE
FORTYF1vE O'CLOCK PM. the following.
Described land and premises. situate IN the
District Of Columbia and designated as and
being lot a.; in Aliens s1"y,s9n .,rrd Q, II G,s ,hs
Office OF the surveyor. for III. District OF
Terms; Snld subject 10 prior deed o.
trust for $1,000. further phrticulars OF
which will be announced AT tune of sale
the purchase price, above said trust 70 hc
paid IN cash A deposit of $500 required.
Convey ancing. recorded. etc. at purchaser Q
cost Terms to I've complied with within
thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may he advertised and resold
at the discretion OF the trustees.
r. w HARRIS,
J. T. SETTLE.
,,,h- IN Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
Trustees Sale of Two Valuable
Brick Two-Family Flats, Be-
ing Premises Nos. 2ll5 and
2II7 Ward Place NV.

HY virtue al a certain deed Of trust duly
te"nffind Ia Litter No. bDa0 foiias ln0 ant
J %1 eli sea, ot the laad ienor,is of the. nIs
tt"t ~ Columbia, and ~ the leuutnt Ut The
party shhoutra, therebyj the undersigned trns,
iha nreinires ~ TUESDAY THi TWEEN.
f4iiihRtfff Iih,nnrF oHf%CR mp rNp Il" 1"ss isaW AT
ing dr,.fileI iani a,ni n"m'ses sit,ate tn
apI degisHaiei aa and being iuls lhh. and
hi IA IaNaid NJ Iinlips snhdYislnn ot lhts
/, snlate 40, ~ isr. nlal terosde.i ~ itInet
~ 1T iniln ~ II thH records ~ tho nnlta
nt the rnreyoI "f the ts.fln. r .nlan,lla
ptatifg Ia ile paid ia rash haianaa ~ two
hil,tat lhsiallHients. nas iba Ia nne and isu
AHats, Niih Interest al seven per rnntHm Net
annunt nasahlo semi annually fr0n, ias nj
sale, secured hY deed bf ifilat upn,l the prun
ett .snili, of all ea.h q, thn oaniinpa9 r. Tie
aulted a. tine ~ asle, An enntesaNoius
featfiilnR rio., II oast ~ purchaser, 1arnls
n sale "a pc romnlIed Nlih wi.hlp thirty
daya from dgs al saie, HthetMisa the trHas
tees reserve tha right ~ resell ths proi,ertx
at tha rjsls and epst II defauliins purchaser
alter fipa daya' aaYHrtsenient OF sunh resale
y sgg's nessnapef published IN washing
EAMtlEit A nnuHY
JAMES u. AIrHuLhnN
Evening star., 1928-03-09
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling, Being
Premises No. 2l4S N ST. NV.

Hs virtue Ot "A certain deed at trust duly
recnftiad ~ i.ihri No JuSi folio 4Ub ct seu.,
ut The and rernfds 81 tho District ut CO.
lnhihia. AMI at 'hG feaiIcst ot the party 49,.
crret iherrhy the undersigned tru stre wiii
is.s,, on on, ~, ,Ca1AAY. ,TitE rHlRrELNrn
Thirty O'CLOCK I'm, th1 following de-
- ri,Ied llnd and premises situate IN tho
Cltt of Washington District OF tolumhIa
ah'l designated AS and heing lot one hundred
hnd hfty'nin 3Dt III " |. Hopkins sub.
dtFtainh ~ lots 10 sptara bikty-nine tUIll. Hs
i"'r Plat recorded tn l.lter 20, folio III of
the Records of the office OF the surveyor of
tHr District ut columbia.
TefiHA uf sale one third Of the purchase
money n b paid IN nHsh. balance ~ two
equal instalmrntA payable Ia ono and tWu
wears, with interest nj u per esntum per an,
bhh payable seml annually from day at
sale secured hv deed ot trust upnn the prop.
tftS snid ar all cash. nj the option of the
buf"hashr, A t!ernsit at 5000 90 will hn re,
diliteh At line al saie. A II runYnyau,'Ing, 10.
"prdtne ctr, Al cuni ~ purchaser, Terms
~ sale 10 ha committed with within thirty
'ihFs ftnm daF ~ sale, otherwise tho trustee
reserves the right IL resell the property at
tho ttH4 aud Cust of defauiting purchaser.
htiTt hYt days advertisement uf such fesae
~ hnthn he"snapar nubltnhe.i In Washing
ton II &
nIAiR LEE
~ ~ - ~ 'i ~ y " ir HtnE tto"""
IliuS 4 ntyEa A EnM AIitWTfnNII'uS
Evening star., 1928-03-09
WOULD BAN WAR
FROM HIGH SEAS
French Admiral Asks Extension Of
3-Mile Limit to 25, and Neu-
tralization of Oceans.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS. March 9--Extension of the
3-milc limit to 25 miles and neutraliZa-
ton of all other waters, prohibiting any
act of warfare within them, was the
suggestion put forward yesterday by Ad-
miral Marcel Ratye, former member OF
the superior council Of tAe French
Navy as a solution for the problem OF
the freedom of the seas.
Addressing the American Club. Ad-
miral Ratye said that his plan would
90 more to reduce armament5 than any
naval conference.
The home waters are yours. in which
you may use any means you like, how
ever rigorous" he said. but beyond
those waters humanity wrests the deep
from might and drives out war"
Evening star., 1928-03-09
Legal. NOTICES.
NOTICE
Supreme Court Of
the United States
October Term. 1927

An order Of this court having
been announced and entered on
the Goth day of February, A. D..
1928. reading as follows:
WHEREAS there is now in the
hands Of the clerk of this court
an accumulated fund OF S7,403.49
which represents balances owing
to litiyarts out OF monies paid in
TO meet anticipated costs in cases
which. although pending when
the payments were made, were
finally disposed Of before the
opening Of the October term,
1922. and
WHEREAS these monies have re-
manned unclaimed up to the pres
ent time. and
WHEREAS the clerk has made
diligent but unsuccessful efforts
to find the several claimants to
the end that the monies might
be paid over to them.
IT Is ORDERED: l, The clerk of
this court shall forthwith give
public notice by publication once
-
weeks in four daily newspapers
OF wide circulation. cns of which
shall be q newspaper published
in the city Of WASHINGTON. 10 the
effect that all persons claiming
to be entitled 10 any part OF the
monies hereirbefore described
are required TO present their
claims on or before the 18th day
of May. 1928, and that all Of such
monies To which no valid claim
Is presented before that date will
be disposed Of as hereinafter
provided;
2. All of such monies TO which
no valid claim is presented within
the time SO prescribed shall be
paid by the clerk into the Treas
ury of the United States. 10 b.
there held and disposed cf as Is
now or may be hereafter provided
by law.
5. This order shall not relieve
any litigant against whom costs
were adiudged from the obliga-
ton 10 pay the same where that
obligation has not been per
formed, nor shall Ii affect the
right Of litigant in whose favor
they were adiudged TO receive
them when paid"
THEREFORE,. pursuant 10 said
order, all persons who may have
a claim, or claims, To any part of
the accumulated fund mentioned
III said order, are hereby notified
to present and fully set forth
such claim or claims, verified by
affidavit. at the Office Of the clerk
Of this court. ON or before the
18th day OF May A, u, 1923.
otherwise the monies covered by
the said order will be disposed of
rs therein provided.
True copy. tSeall
Evening star., 1928-03-09
'rHOs OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERS
lI9a Eve street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO-
STORY BRICK DWELLING, BEING

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE Two.
STORY URlCk DWELLING. BEING
PREMISES No, 1898 A sr. Sc.
By virtue uf certain deed of tru~t datet
March ~ lH.i hrIug instrument No. IL b.
recorded April = 1914 among the land rec
otds Ct tho District of Columbia and at the
request of the party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees will sell at puhltc aucs
tiuu, in front ~ the premt~en on MONDAY
THE TwEl.frh nAl or MARCH A, u,
1928 AT FOtlN.THlRTf O'CLOCK Pm. the
foitnwlrs described land and premises situate
In tho District oi Columbia aud drslgnate,i
M and oenE lot "a TN Olivia r. Taskaft =
subdivision 0t lots in square mo, as per
Plat recorded IN the office OF thr surveyor of
tho District ~ Columbia IN f.iher - AT
foiie las.
Terms Sold subject tn n prior deed ~
trust for 81 400 90 further particulars IT
Whrh will hc announced At tlr,e al sale, g
nurchtse prse RhnVe saii trust tu isr nal,i
in cash A deposit ot %lu0 90 rcdufe,t Con.
VcyanrIng rrGnrtins etc. ~ the purchaser =
Fust Terms to he complied with Within
thirty daSs. otherwise henosit forfeited ant
the rforertv may he advertised and reSnli
at the itscrotion OF the trusters
WILLIAM rom
SAMUEL y SrRttE
mh:.67at" Trustees
Evening star., 1928-03-09
ADAM A WrschLrR & soN. Auc,loneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real.
ESTATE PREMISES 4l6 i.th ST. -.
BY virtue of u certain deed or trust auty
recorded IN IAber No. 53ll folio :oI ct ssti.
of the land records of the District oi Co.
nimbia and at the request ot the party se,
cured therehy. the undersigned trustees VIII
offer for sale by public auction. ~ irnnt 9t
The premises on MONDAY. THE NINE:
iEFNTH DAY or MARCH. 1928. AT FIt r
O'CLOCK Pm. the following .tiescrthcd h.nd
ami premises situate IN the District oI to-
iumhla To ~it: Lot nuutter.tt httNFiEht tosl
IN t;rttrsc j Muelier's subdivision of Eot=
in AhIc numbered nine hunsircJ nnaly-two
tua.' ~ ntf ,,iat rrr"tt,c IN lAiaf ~
toiiu III ot the records Of the Usll,r al The
surveyor ut Tia" District uf Columbia, prem
tAt,s ila l'.th IT, so ,,
Terms ut sale. The above property viii ~
~olt @hj,tt Ia u uriuT tcea ui ttitht t'li
- 500 IL - ,Iiir August = lAih- hal
an,t $500 cash In" remainder so p"r month
Whrsit viii ittlIhc interest on tue hrst trust
hourcd 10y a setquud decd uf trust upon thn
property solid az all rash over trust. AT on
lion of purchaser. A depu@lt nt 500 re-
otitrad uf purchaser at time ot sale. All ron
yeyauttng FeruiIitHs ami nutarial Ices AT cost
of uitrchAseF Terms of sale Ia bc COM
piled with within thirty daNs from day OF
sale otherwise the trustees reserve the Tisht
,u resell the property at the RISK and cost
nf the tlctanltlug purchaser, after hNe days
advertisement Of such resale Ia soue news.
paper published In the city OF Washington
ID &. n..n,,~x
JAMES A. n0NonOE
mhS-d&ds.eNSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
Trustees Sale of Valuable Brick
Dwelling Known as Premises
920 r St. NV.

~ ,sr'uc al rrrt9tn diced of trust duly
recorded IN I.}brr Ne. 5!5ft. tuiio tbi ct sfsi..
of the land ri"uris of the District uf Coum,
bia alll ~ Iii" r.nucst Of the party secured
lhrrrbS, III" Undersigned trustees Will s~Il ht
pubic auction. in front 81 The pfrn,iFrs. IN
THURSDAY TIE FIFTEENTH DAY or
MARCH. 4 -. iHss. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
J., NJ. the following -,tesCrtbcd iaHi and prcm-
isos. situate IN the City of Washington. nls.
tFlct uf Columbia and dcsigunied ia and i've
Ing lot II ln Hratnard IL. Warmers suh,li.
VISION of lots In square 500 IA per plat
recorded IN I.iher &. ii. H.. folio 3d1. OF the
records Of the Office of The surveyor of the
District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale One-third OF tho purchase
money 10 te paid in cash, balance IN twu
equal installments payable Ia and two
years. with interest at per centum per an.
num. payable semi annually from day OF
sale secured by deed Of trust upon the prop.
erty sold. or all cash at the option of the
purchaser. deposit of $500 90 viii TIE
required at time OF sale. All conveyancing,
recording, etc. al cost of purchaser. Terms
of sa!e 10 hc COMPLIED with within thirty
days from day uf sale otherwise the trustees
rescrvc tho right 10 rcsell the property at
The risk and cost OF dcfaulting purchaser
after nVr days advertisement of such resale
~ come newspaper published Ia Washington,
u T.
WILLIAM CLARK TAYLOR
JAMES l.. KARklCk.
mha -dafiF e&Su Trustees,
IliUs j. OWEN 4 son, AuCTlONEERs.
Ii@J Eve street Northwest
Evening star., 1928-03-09
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
JAN a WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers

ADAM n. w ESSHbf+t N SONt AuCliuHrele'
rREssrEAETSE EsATE fAaE 2E vAApFE ga FErF FES 81
ALLEY. BETWEEN NEW. YORK AYE:
NuE AN; AND ,S STREET al INV r,K KE4WN \ S~y
as y rs9ccd ss'c II tsr ss'5H slos DECD fSs Of
Columbia. and at the rcaucst OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale by public auction u
front Of the promises. on TUESDAY, THE
FiVE O'Clock PM the foliow!ng; ;d,,scril~d
to wit: Lots numbered. twenty seven .:7l
and twenty eight t"S) In Samuel J. Pres
cott company's subdivision OF original lot
eleven 1n In. SQUARE numbered siXty-one
t6ll "a per plat recorded In the office OF
the surveyor for the. District of Columbia.
Terms of sale. .One.third Of thc purchase
money TO he uaid in cash. the balance ~
two equal instalments PAYABLE In one ana
two wears. with interest mt pcr cent per
annlm, payable semi-annualy from day OF
sale. secllrcd hv decd Of trust upon the
purchaser. A deposit OF $3.50 required at
and uotarlal fccs at cost OF purchaser, Terms
10 bc complie1 with within fifteen DAYS
from dav of sale. otherwise tho trustees re-.
serve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the dcfaultnG pur,
chaser after five days advertisement, Of
the city of Washingtnn. j.. Cr,o,,r.
JOSEPH D. SULLIVAN.
mho.i&ds cXSu Trustees