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l,EAJ. ESTATE LOANS.

KEAI. tStAIc tONNS.
We MY SECOND DEEDS or TarSr NorEs
u,, improved rrorertv AMI nrst ',,'ds of trust
notes an vacant lots an acreage. sub
divisions financed, Hrokera' nttenttan. tul~
nnS n,'s sasi + io"poS Continental Trust "'s
WILL MY SECOND TRUST NOTES WE'LL
seasoned with s"ot strntiH q" - e. n.ns'
.t!,. eta,r my n,f's,","fs INV a."' 'f''" "S.""
$50 900 AVAitAbi.E foR snd TRUST
ntIlAs j. NALL, oia 18th st, nv, Ma"
idld ga
MONEY no LOAN ON y C. hEAt ESTATE
il ANY amount at preva,iins int~'esi, Jesse
l. ilEtSKfLt. ma Eva 1t nv ".
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND ron ltlIRAi.
inans on IL &. real estate! prevailing Interest
''"' si"SG i"'S's'is'Ii' ITi'.iRfsx. zoos Conn. Ave
MONEY 10 LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT foh
Rascs ~ tho District NJ '"itthhta fhsthii-
ment loans made ~ waah'ns,"n aud nearby
monthly installn,ent plan, pfaNtltns taf ran,
collation. at the moi'sase !" 'aHe ~ death
- w oI'iNGV' SMITH INC non ia,h
rlnsr AND .sgn.oNb ynu,sr LOANS
Insurance Hhia Mah hnt
Nc, M"Nrx ,,.,s 70 ."AE ,ss,.., on na rra"Hnn
i""s / an, ,l''G,s sS wears @ "Hr otlAnGEs ios i
Washinst" -. Alexandria. Va.,,,.,.----.-..-- Va
MONEY TO LOAN
ON lMthnyrn y G, rNnrtkTf,
pWEVAiIINu iNTEMfsr MATES,
WM. II. SAUNDERS Co, Inc,
,4aa X ST, 7hA''Es Nan ,o,a ,e,,.
LOANS AZ LOWEST INTEREST," HATES
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD,
,lqa ~, NV Main t7a
SECOND TRUST LOANS,
NaaanHahie Nates
II. Il, Rikn, lr..
$50 1A,h ~. Main ntal AAs
QUICK end AND atd .ThusT LOANS
/ COLEMAN
lAIa u ~ NV. .fsaahua saas. Ne
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WANTEID-IOTS
SAI.E-FAisalS.

HAVE PURCHASER FOR FIRST AMI
second commercial lots: must be cheap. Ad
t'r"ss Box 3S7-C Star Office 90
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.

SIR. & y. BUNGALOW. NEAR BUS AND
cars. stores school: h-wh.. electricity: COM
pletrly furnished. piano. washing machine
stationary tubs: 500. Col. S19l.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE FURNISH
mgs. nine rooms: living room 1Sx3o;
baths. oil heat: garage heated: porches.
lawns Wis 3O4S 80
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RENr-~Slrn,,Hn\N PROPERTY

NJ M ALLOW AMI ft'R oR tNEt'R ,
eiertrin fange. Washer piana, st car, has
Z. r. trans, saFaxs. lawn, stgvcnet pNr,'h
urp, tn raise ch,Vheus, thuno tNatts, i4Af
nRENrWonn ~~- SMALL, FRAME hUNtA
low, IN l., ph sNtheT aSSS ueUrN st %5a
nNMllh. MAin iltA. (ieNe. HlN.
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1914 VAR\TTN ct NV

1924 VARNUM ST. NV.
Just east Of 18th at. light brici: homo n
seven rooms and two baths. concrete font
porh. two screened rear G,urchrs very deep
lot t1 alley. This home has unusually la~-a
living and dining room. four bedrooms ari
tw0 tiled baths. Property nf an "sta'e aai
We are instructed 10 sell il Sp- uUcEi ,esa
than cost Call Sales Deut. Man 1863
WALTER A BROWN 800 n
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SA1.E-fIOtJSfS

5HI.E-fTUtCFS.
1874 18Th ST. SCI SQUARE FROM
Eastern High School. All modern in1prG,, .
ments So 100 $50 cash $50 a mo-
STECART BROS. nc.
141 18th st N.E. Line 600
NEW HOMEs-READY
$1OO Cash. Balance Monthly.
4th AND T SITS. NE.
You can buy one Of these houses for the
WHY NOT CONE oUTy
INSPECT $40 r ST NE.
Open and lighted until $50 IN
You are at liberty TO inspect these houses
without feeling under any oolizaslon 70
purchase
n. K. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1911 n st. NV Phone Main gGs
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Woodbridge Hrooklaud,
Corner $40, TSO--IermS.
rooms " hAths Il ts.trrom; hath FIRST
noorl fttgtiafe. garage, larSe sha'ie trees,
best location AMI - rrAt haF& t.n,
SS.TSO~-Spec,al Terms.
Exceptional value IN u practtcaifv new
honte huit NV nwuer, Il good sisrd rooms
'inuhIa ssrase; ou tarSe lot; tNrr> detail
IN sp!emtid condition. E>rctlent ioeation.
SNN~l>asv Terms,
A real bungalow NJ the hetter class, Five
iatse r"ems. sleep'pE norrh aat bath hsst
floor: ana nnisheSi ts','itN,u ,,n aet>.tI tacF.
room ter another, This home Is mo>'ern
thraus huut aud IA Sprn,'tt cunitian, Ca
rage nn alley. tAcAt iS,'stlun.
Mrt.ACHlEN RAINING CukrS.,
Real Estate p~pt, tath a,h u.
Main a.in EVrntuss, North SlS
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.
CoutiuueIN

I'll MARYLAND AVE. NE.
-Four rooms and bath, hot-water heat.
wM. r. N0RMOyLE. $40 r ST. NV.
35"5 10th ST. NW--S ROOMS AND BATH.
electricity furnace heat $5S 30.
WM F. NORMCYLE. $40 F ST. NV.
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WANTED TO RE\T-liOt SEES.

WE GUARANTEE TO RENT YOUR VACANT
property If the rent is reasonable. Many
prospects. Call D0CGHERTf RHINE.
REASONABLY PRICED HOUSES RENT
quickly. QUICK REALTY CO.. l410 ii st.
Main BASE. Clev. 3677. 77.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING CALLS FOR
reasonably priced houses for rent. II you
have vacant property. let us rent 1t ior
YOU. PROMPT service.
CHAS. d. SAGER.
Main SO 924 14th st. NV.
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(OI. Z II I'D.
GROOM COLONIAL.

Northwest bargain. like ncE. ~ 2Gef.
Excellent Northwest Home
8 large. 'ooms and 2 incIoset slee.0.
porches: house 22x35 feet fexc!usisS *
porchesi lot $50 feet deep: Tear gara-e:
large. bright rooms. natural TooG TN
throughout paved street and alley, h1 ~
about wears old Owner moving from - =
an! offers this home FOR only $4,000 t7r
quick sale. Phone for appointment 20 l.
sp. ct uDtiI q u m
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TIIOS. -. WALSH.

Rsat fsiate Inaus Insurance
hGr sntih thpi'oi ~ NAN hf''s
COIOltID~-I-DW RENTALS,
1E8 itni,art u and 9s1 Cui, ri n Z. a
b. pptih fipDt hrtchs, hna tspali only 400
ninIib earh
settinnf $40 month uo<
9IS - y, NV ar, l. b.. brick; rent $50
"' sas 'I5if'''s jbtf y, "s'" sa' ram brick newly
Decorated s47 80 ,nUhth.
n. T.. l&YON co, INC,
34tk I3tt ~ Ii2J T. ~
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FOR RENT-NEW DETACHED HOUSES.
Chevy Chase nearby Va and Md. to IL
rooms S"5 to Sl35 month. Would he glad
to hear from real estate statesmen. "a we
handle our own properties only and have 2
varied for rent and sale listings. FULTON
Il. GORDON. Continental Trust Bldg. Main
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WAPLE & JAMES.
t11e 14+h =, wv Main 1890

DON'T BUY THIS House
-GnIess il il the test HOUSE ard HOWE
you can buy for your noneT. Prlce- = . ).
New ard restricted n II. section paved -t-s .
and alleys. oak floors tarpCz1out: Ts-1-
broke tub and shower in bath. ali cl"sets
cedar: large kitchen. equipoe1 with Frl-d-
airr full enameIed range. One-Ugece sink ID
large colo storage: buii-in garaCr; iast4r-
tanaous heater: brick fireplace wlth RAJ =
heater: wide rear porches tsc-eerAd' Hs
recommend this house and invite critical -
spection as to construction. Phone for ao-
moi IN
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNlSHED

20 Il ST. NE-9 T. B. $40 90
lSi5 Ontario rd nw.--9 r. & b.. 80 90
CHAS. f TRlBBY. 519 Dist. Nat Blk Bldg
Day phone. NJ ATS: night phone. Col. f,70
DOW OWN-ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL
house. IL rooms. including fine artists
studio. baths fireplaces. garage. 1911
Eve st NV oGs
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l'O CLOSE ESTATE.
Heau,,tu, home site as acres al Alta
Vista Nil fientv shade. variety fruit,
and room hhU~r suitable for gardener.
Surrounded hx handsome homes, where val.
ues are Tapt,il, metea>jns, Fnr taH tnIor~
matiun a"pty th-e~ ..-
LEWIS kElSEK. TRUSTEE.
netnes,ia hank RiAs Bethesda, Nd,
Evening star., 1928-04-08
BULGAh PATRIOTS FIGHT.
Gen. Ghek Aff Attacked In Free-For
E@l--l5 Injured.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, April 7 GAo).-~Fif-
teen persof1A we're injured and so or
more roughly handled today at q poiiti-
cal meeting addressed by Gen 0hekoff,
Bulgarian generaiissimo In the World
War
0hekoff, who recently angcred the
patriotic ASSOCIATIONS when he joined
the Agrariaa party, had let II be known
before the meeting that he would at
tack the government.
This knoHiedge led 10 the assembly
OF a hosttIs element, many Of whom
hurled epitisets At him of traitor" and
the like These finally made an attack
on 0hekof ON the platform, the meet
ing ending In a free-for ALI fight
Evening star., 1928-04-08
. GIRL s DEATH LAID
:. TO RUM; TWO HELD
Actress Dies After Auto Ride
With StudentS-Liquor
Sellers Arrested.
Ey ,hs Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
BOSTON, April Two men we're
arrested late today following the death
Of 26-yesr-ol6 Hazel EediSh, West Rox-
bury actress, who was fatally stricken
in Dedhan this morning while taking
an automobile ride with girl chum
and four Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology students The police at
e: lbuted her death to poisonous liquor
Albert Pearson of Boston who is al
le9eo to have sold the cherry brandy
which the glrl drank. and Antonio
Eraado of West Roxbury, from whom
Pearson said he purchased the liquor,
were the men arrested, Pearson was
charged with illegal sale and Brambo
with Illegal possession Of LIQUOR.
Saw Student TO Train.
Three Of the students who were mem
herS Of the party. John HartZ of Evans
vile. md: Richard French of Andover
and Thomas RoSborough Of Glenwood.
Ark. voluntarily appeared at police
headquarters To tell their story.
They said the party WAS started in
honor OF the departare of a fellow stu
dent George Muir of West Newton. for
New York After calling for the RediSh
girl and her ehun. Miss Gladys Brown.
they bought several bottles Of the
brandy" from Pearson and saw Muir
70 his train
Both girls became violently i'll. In an
effort 10 revive them the students drove
through the suburbs until reaching Ded-
ham. where the Re6iSh girls condition
became SO alarming that the party
called in DR. Arthur worthington for
assistance He ordered the girl taken
Immediately 70 a hospital, where she
died.
Poisoning Indicated.
The district medical examiner said
curSory examination convinced him
that the girl died from alcoholic poison
ing.
The police rsi6ed Brando'S home.
where mixed liquor, including cherry
brandy" vas seized. The brandy viii
b. analvzed
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Horse and Carriage
Puts Zoo Animals
I'm Nervous Fright

Some OF the animals in the out
door cages at the National 2oologi-
cal Park received the fright Of their
lives one day last week, when they
saw wandering about at liberty a
large. strange and curious creature.
The llamaS. the alpacas, the camels
and the Mongolian wild horse. near
whose pens the strange visitor passed,
were thrown into a panic and rushed
frantically about their cages.
Most animals are afraid of some
thing new. according to Assistant
Director Baker who witnessed the
incident. and they hardly could be
blamed this time because 1t is years
since a horse hitched to carriage
has been seen in the park.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
M0RM0N SAYS HIS SECT
WELCOMES KNOWLEDGE
Apostle Saith Sees No Necessity
for Costroversy, Because
Tr1th Is Truth"
Ry the AssocgSIed prrsn

BY the AsgocsSted Press.
SALT LA9&E CITY, Utah, April T.
All knowletsNe, whether 1t comes from
agnostic. aEheist infidel or Christian.
Is gratefully accepted by the Church of
Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints tAfor-
mon). as a1other stride upward In the
scale Of prtNress, George Albert Smith
one OF the Twelve apostles Of the sect,
told the chsrcf's ninety-eighth annual
conference ,sere today
There is,+ no quarrel between the
fundsment@s4sts and modernists, Apos-
tie Smith SAID.
While tfS& rest OF the world Is wran-
Cling overtEAs admissibility OF science
tanned knEsEiedge into the creed oi
their chuIAhes." he said. I'VE are
teaching otSe young that there is nc
quarrel between science and religion
that there .an be no controversy, be.
cause trutlR::is truth, no matter where
II Is found.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
WILKINS POLAR FLIGHT
is HELD IN ABEYANC
BY ,hs Associated Press,

By the Associated Press
SEWARD. Alaska. April Capt,
George II wilkins was silent At Poisit
Barrow today, indicating 10 radio ot'sa'-
ators here that his projected fiiert 70
spitGDeraen had not yet begun. Attar
snowstorm. Seward enjoyed ideal
weather and II was thought condttnns
had improved also at Point Barrow
All Army and Navy short-wave radio
stations Ia Alaska and a number nf
amateurs in the Pacific Northwest have
been keeping q daysand- d-night vigil tor
word of wilkins expected tAke.oif
when the hop for epit9hergen acta.
ally Is begun Wllkina u expected 70
keep In touch with the outside world
with 4 radio tranNTnitler installed IN bls
plane. Carl n, Elelhon, sonrdouah avi.
alton pioneer. IL u. pilot the plane in
The 2.tO0.mils hop,
Evening star., 1928-04-08
NEW FLIGHT PLANNED
BY MRS. LINDBERGH
Goes Tomorrow TO Canadian Edu-
cstional Meeting if Weather
Is Favorable.
D. tAs Assoeissed press

- AFN AEkss1&1 &c EEFAt.
DETROIT. April WEATHER per-
mittfng. Mrs. Evangeline L. LindbeFgh
school teacher mother Of Col Charles
A. Lin6bergh. viii take Of Monday on
. flight 70 Toronto. Ontario where she
is 20 be a guest Of the Ontario Educa-
tsonai Association
The trip lis 20 be made In q five pas
senaer BunI cabin plane piloted by Louis
O Melstey Of the Buhi Aircraft Co.
Miss Maud Dawson. fellow teacher,
who accompanied Mrs Lindbergi1 on
her recent trip 70 Boston, and Mrs.
Leister viii be the other members OF
the party. Mrs Lindbergh is 10 be
made a Life member Of the Canadian
association
hrs. Liafoerph said today she is
boxing for1 @rd 70 her trip, not only
because Of he close relationship be-
tween CANA and the United States,
but also because II vas the home Of her
encestors IL the frontier days. Her
father. II. Charles X. Land was a na-
I've o. Benton. near Eimcoe. Norfolk
County, Ontario.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
IR0NW0RKER'S DEATH
AFTER FALL PROBED
Tussle Between Daniel F. McCor-
mick and Charles r, Harper Said
10 Have Occurred.

Two men were held for investigation
last night as the result of the death
o. Daniel F. Mccormick, so years old.
. structural ironworker, in his room
Evening star., 1928-04-08
REBELS DIE IN CAVE.

MEXICO CITY. April Hs,~Mili-
tsfy reports from the state n Aich0acsn
EAy that IN insurgents have been killed
KT6 80 wounded and captured In an
nll-nigllf battle ia q cave near the DyWn
of Cuesta del Moral II that state.
The Insurgents are said 10 Eaye hid
DER IN the cave. The isdeIak sur
rounded IL. threw IN bombs, and built
fires a. the entrances finally smoking
them out and killing them - they
made their exit. Alter 70 mad been
killed the remainder, ell Of whom we're
eh5e ~ be Wolnoee. surrendered.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
PAY ROLL PROBE SOUGHT
Kentucky Governor Asks Inquiry
Into Alleged Irregularities.

FRANKFORT. KY. April A1.-~
Coy. Flem d. Sampson asked Attorney
General ]. w. Cammack late today TO
investigate alleged pay roll irregularities
that r. Scott Mayes, State inspector
and examiner. said took place In three
State departments under the regime OF
former Gov w. j Fields
The governor sent this request to the
attorney general after Mr. Mayes had
filed reports with him showing, the gov.
ernor's letter states, "irreguiaritiea" IN
the 0ffices of adjutant general. inaur~
ance department and fire prevention
and rate department
J. A. Kehoe Of Maysville was the for
ineT adintAnt general, while the other
two departments we're under the super
vision ~ former Auditor w H. Shanks,
whose pay roll IL under grand jury In
quiry
Evening star., 1928-04-08
.FRENCHMEN HOP OFF
FOR INDO-CHlNA CITY
Leave TOXIC on 2,500-Mile Flight,
Partly Over Water, and Hope
to Make Nonstop Trip.

By the Assoc ated Press.
TOXIC. April s.--The French avia-
tors. CoStes and Lebrix. hoped OF at
T:2S this n2fning on an attempted non-
stop flight 30 Hanoi. capital Of French
Indo-ChinA.
The distance from Toxic to Hanoi is
approximately 2.50o miles. An air line
between th$ two cities would take the
aviators soV{hwestward the full length
Of the Japs aese archipelago. across the
East Chine: Sea, and down the east
coast Of CheAa. TO the French colony.
Less thar half OF the flight should be
over water (
Evening star., 1928-04-08

NEEa2sA Tx I'D ABks~
from the window of q nearby confec-
t1oneTy store and advanced to separate
the men. AS he started from the store,
he said, he saw Mccormick pitch 20
the street
With the assistance Of a paSserby be
carried Mccormick 10 his room. Dr.
Rutkoski Of Emergency Hospital pro-
nounced him dead. Dr. J. Ramsey
Eevitt. coroner. stated that an inquest
viii be conducted tomorrow.
Preliminary investigation by police OF
the Argt precinct and headquarters de-
tective6 failed 70 establish whether Nc
Cormick lost his balance or fell az the
result Of blow He was employed on
the Memorial Bridge iron work.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
MRS. G00DHUE HAS
COMFORTABLE DAY
Mrs. Coolidge Visits Mother Three
Hours~-Attenda Easter
Service Today.
~ t'as Ass'sti4tea Pfess

~ fth Ass9t8atae Freas
NORTHAMPTON, Mase.. Aprll 7--
AfS. Lefnira 0oodnue, mother Of Mrs
Gavin Coolidge. spent q very comfort
abe Gay" her personal physician. Or
K Hayes said tonight. His patient
seemed ~ have been more comfortable
curing the is6t day or 80. he added
sitglo0gn her general condition could
rot Dc eIaSsec as improved
kfss CooyGge spent nearly three
hours with her mother ct the Dickin-
son Hospital TO-DAY, Visiting for an hour
en6 half in the morning and again
20 tas afternoon
Mrs. Coolidge Is expected 10 attend
Easter services tomorrow st the I'd
wards Congregational Church. where
tine President and his family usually
SorsHip Ia this city
Evening star., 1928-04-08

at the Shepherd
House after he had
been picked up
from the curhing at
enth and E
streets. where he
had fallen during
q tusSle.
Charles r. Harp
er. 90 years old. 407
Tenth str set. is al
legged by police to
have figured in q
struggle Eith Nc
Corrnick. Q. z.
Beecher, 215 Ninth
stree southwest,
who is also held
for investigation.
said that he wit
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Will Speak At Bethesda.

Mics jennie y. kunst educational d..
rector of dunston Hall Junior School,
win be guest speaker at q meeting Of
the Bethesda Parent-Teaeher AAs0cia-
ton In The school auditorium Wednss-
day afternoon Her subject will be
Some European sohools" Mlas KunAt
spent last summer IN Europe,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-02-10

koma Park" as per plat recorded in
plat book J. A. Is, plat 143. Taxes
interest and costs; S64.65.
Bowling, William A. and Grace
V.-The east * of Lot %, Block
II and improvements, "Pine Crest
as described in deed recorded in
liber 1893, folio 1871. Taxes, interest
and costs, 1892.
Driver, Myrtle C.-Lot 9, Block
II and improvements, "Pine Crest,
as described in a deed recorded in
liber $40, folio 1873. Taxes, interest
and costs, $76.11.
Dyre, William H. and Laura M
Lot 81, Block "a, "Takoma Park
Loan and Trust Company's Subdivi-
sion," as described in a deed re-
corded in liber 374, folio IT'S. Taxes
interest and costs, 1924.
DeVor, Eleanor E.-Lot a, Block
As and improvements, Carroll
Manor, as described in a deed re-
corded in liber 37S, folio 1876. Taxes
interest and costs, $90.92.
Davis, Minnie SLOT IA, Block
20 and improvements, "B. F. Gil
bert's Addition to Takoma Park" as
described in a deed recorded in liber
408, folio 1926. Taxes, interest and
costs, $47.92.
Doffis, George and R. E. coleman
Lots 16 and II, Block 7, "B. F. Gil
bert's Addition to Takoma Park" as
described in a deed recorded in liber
418, folio 1873. Taxes, interest and
costs, $500.
Elliott, Thomas N. and Maggie D.
Parts of Block A, rs. S. CAROLS
Addition to Takoma Park" as de-
scribed in a deed recorded in liber
300, folio 245; liber 300, folio 1893.
Taxes, interest and costs, $46.84.
Esher, ]. Robert and Margaret H.
Lot 81, Block 66-B, "Blair-Ta-
koma," as described in a deed re-
corded in liber 404, folio 387. Taxes,
interest and costs, $60.13.
Freas. RAYMOND C. and Lille l..
present owner, Victor Lehto)-Lot
IA, Block S3, Barclays Subdivision
of Takoma Park" as described in a
deed recorded in liber 354, folio ATT;
liber 434, folio 95. Taxes, interest
and costs, S43.6S.
Frankeberger, John H. and Eva
A.-Lot SO, Block 66-B, Blair-Ta-
koma," as described in a deed re-
corded in liber Ala, folio 43. Taxes,
interest and costs, S6O.66.
Ford, wesley lot Z Block b
and improvements, "Llpscomb and
Ernest SUBDIVISION OF Iakoma Park,
as described IN a deed recorded IN
liper Az 1olio 80 laxes' interest
ana cosVs' SoIoo:
ureen, ALBERT Sous 90 ana o.
BLOCK o. d; r. GilDerts ADDITION
" aHclnH al \, as Per P,a' ie
10 m pl"' Doon - " 40 p.a'
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p,o, N G : an 70
c :USA anu sI,. inipio'1 T",s ~ - y
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S az ue go gu. III 90. ue1u ieeo.usu -
lOi o'. en- S,oo go 20 ~ ~
Ai C.. 800 1900 u.Lc
u'snis n oa"es =, anu MaOel p.
&c a. 9 Vi c III Gnu i0' 49,.
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ans 90 - 900 IN ~ 90, -
~. ueu =. i'Dei oo-, ,o'o IVA
i". ci' anu eos's' S1o'1o,
ulii' AigNanGer .. ana uiauy % a
a. 70 VI I've a anu o. - - 20 gu.
iiiprUveihehos' aAUhs SA noS,
anu trust company ouOui',sion,
a., a. ueSoIiDeu !" ueeu ieeo.ueu u
noer o94' i scr gao iaA' "''eie0'
anu eos's, ToO',o'
uunnen, Nsri e. ana anna T.
ho' 20, Dioek oo-n anu improve
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-02-10

J~OSsOO ~ .aH.HN ssaasOusss0 payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
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The Alaskan., 1928-02-24
RUN DOWN

Dave Kahklen, trolling by hand in a small skiff in the Narrows last Wednesday, was run down by one of those noisy speed freaks and barely escaped a cold swim As it was the boat was half swamped, the occu- pant soaked and the gunwale of the skiff so badly sprung that water poured in as if the whole botton n had fallen out. There was no at tempt made by the rammtng boat to give assistance It pulled clear and beat it. This isn't the first bit of crazy navigating of this kind, and report will go to the Steamboat Inspectors of this accident to see Whether or not a row boat has any rights at all. By regulation hand propelled boats have the right of way. It Is the duty of power craft to keep out of the road.
The Alaskan., 1928-02-24
A Narrow Escape

Ernest Lien, two year old son of MT. and Mrs. Knute Lien, came mighty close to losing his life few days back when he fell overheard from the warehouse dock near the Lien residenne. The little fellow was playing with a brother a bit older than he at the time, and the first that anyone knew of the acci- dent was when the older boy came home crying. Mrs. Lien didn't pay much attention at first but inquired where the younger boy was. At this time the mother happened to glance toward the water and noticed the commotion, but didn't think, at the moment that there was a child in the creek It soon dawned on her, however, that the fuss in the water was caused by her boy, and she rush ed in after him. She was out nearly to her arms before she could reach him, and the lad was unconscious then, First aid work and the admin istration of pr. Standard, who soon arrived, brought the youngster back. and little the worse for the first swim
The Alaskan., 1928-02-24
AT THE SHOW OF PINK LIGHTS
 THE MacGREGOR

You will see Dorothy Gish, Leon Errol and Edna Murphy in Clothes Makes The Pirate" on Friday and Saturday. This Is a sensational feature and decidesly anus ing. Of course there is the usual comedy feature and the news reels
 On Sunday and Monday "The Temptress" will be reeled off for you The Scandinavian Star, Greta Gar bo and Antonio Moreno are in this with strong cast. This is another of the Ibanez stories and it makes real BIG PICTURE. Don't miss 1t.
 For Tuesday, only, the Thrill Hunter" will be featured by Will liam Haines, Kate Mcclure and Al ma Bennett. Haines is certainly all right in this show. There are many laughs in it. All of the above productions are good and bit be- yond the ordinary.