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the bridal couple walked when leaving
the church. A small reception for the
relatives and close friends followed in
the home of the brides parents on
Ka.orama road, when the receiving
party stood before screen of palms
and cut flowers.
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Miss knapp Married TO
Mr.. Stiles Last Evening.

Miss Ruth Francis knapp. foster
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis H. Long
and Mr.. Harry Elmer Stiles, son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. N. Stiles, were married last
evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Ninth
Street Christian Church, the Rev.
Benjamin H. Melton officiating. The
arrangements were charming in detail,
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SOCIETY
Presidents Son, John Coolidge, Guest
at Bingham riswold Wedding at
LYME, Conn, Yesterday.

! Aldrich have gone to New York from
/ their Summer home at Narragansett
/ Pier, r. l., and are staying at the AM
baSSa6oT Hotel
Mrs. Clyde Kelly was hostess at
luncheon and bridge yesterday after
| noon st the Willard,
The United States Ambassador to
Mexico Mr.. Dwight M Morrow, is now
in Washington and is at the Mayfiower.
The attache of the Netherlands lega-
ton and Nine. van Schuylenburch are
in New York ct the Ambassador Hotel.
Senior Don Carlos Mantilla O., attache
of the Ecuador legation, left Washing
ton last night for New York and will
sail for Ecuador to spend July and Au-
gust with his family, returning here in
September.
Miss Callie Doyle and her niece, Mrs.
William B. Thomas. will leave Washing
ton tomorrow morning for Spring Lake,
N. j., where tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock they will attend the wedding OF
Miss Sara Moreland of Pittsburgh,
daughter of MFR. Andrew M. Moreland,
to Mr.. Harold Trowbridge Levette of
New York. at the Spring Lake cottage
of the brides father. Miss Doyle and
Mrs. Thomas will return here Sunday
or Monday.
Mai. and Mrs. B. Merchant were hosts
at dinner last evening on the Willard
roof, where they had seven guests.
Comdr. Paul H. Bastedo. U S. N. has
Joined Mrs BaStedo, at the Barclay in
New York.
The former Minister of Bulgaria to
the United States and Nine. Panaretof
will leave tomorrow for Boston on their
way TO Rockport, Mass, where they viii
pass the month of July. In the month
Of August they will be at Williamstown.
Mass, attending the eighth session OF
the Institute of Politics.
Former Senator and Mrs. Truman H.
Newberry have gone to their Summer
home, Red Top, at Watch Hill, r. I.
Judge Clarence N. Goodwin of Chi
cago has arrived in Washington and is
at the Carlton for short stay.
Military Atmosphere
At Rowan Bethel Wedding.
A military wedding Of unusual inter-
est took place yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock in St Thomas Episcopal Church
when Miss Frances Bethel, daughter Of
Mai. Gen and Mrs. Walter A. Bethel,
became the bride Of Lieut.. Hugh Will
hanson Rowan, u. S. A, stationed at
Edgewcod Arsenal. Nd, the Rev. Mel
ward w Riker officiating
The arrangements for the wedding
were charming in detail and large
and representative company attended
the ceremony. Quantities of white
lilies and phiox massed with tall palms
were used in the church and the altar,
banked with flowers. was lighted with
cathedral candles. AS the guests were
assembling a program of organ music
was given.
The bride was escorted by her father,
who gave her in marriage. Her we'd
ding gown was of white taffeta and
chiffon. embroidered in silver fashioned
along quaint old-fashioned lines with
fitted bodice and the full skirt had
an uneven hemline. Her veil Of tulle
fell from close-fitting cap of duchess
lace and she carried a shower bouquet
Of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Elizabeth Bethel, twin sister of
the bride. was the maid OF honor, wear
ing shell-pink chiffon frock made
with fitted bodice and a full skirt with
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Lieut.. and Mrs Rowan left after the
ceremony for wedding trip, Mrs.
Rowan wearing a tan ensemble, with
accessories to match They will be at
home after August Is at Edgewood
Arsenal, Md.
Mrs. Chester A. Snow. jr., and her
small daughter have gone to Nonquitt,
Mas, where she has leased q cottage
for the Summer. MRS. Snow was ac-
companied by her niece, Miss Nancy
Beale. who will make her debut in
Washington in the Autumn. MIR. Snow
sailed Saturday on the Paris to spend
several weeks abroad.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Stanley White
will sail today for a two-month trip
abroad They will open their country
home, near Leesburg, Va, in September.
Mr.. Charles Halle, who is passing
few days in Washington. entertained at
dinner last evening on the Willard roof,
when his guests included his daughter,
Mrs. Granville Curry OF this city.
Mrs. William F. Halsey is closing her
apartment and will sail from New York
ed tour Of Europe, returning the latter
part Of october to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Crawford of
Washington, who are staying at the
Mayflower, had guests lunching in
formally with them yesterday in the
presidential dining room Of the hotel.
Mrs. Robert w. Fleming had guests
lunching informally with her yesterday
on the Willard roof.
Mrs. Darwin p Kingsley, jr, and Miss
Joan Lloyd OF New York City are spend
ing a few days at the Carleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barnes Gear of
Chicago who have been in Ithaca, N. Y,
attending the graduation exercises of
their son, Mr. Robert Gear. motored to
Washington last week, accompanied by
Mrs. D. V. Smythe, and are guests of
Mrs. Northrup at Wardman Park for a
few weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29

Mrs. Darwin p Kingsley, IT,, and Miss
Joan Lloyd OF New York City are spend
ing a few days at the Carleton.
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Mrs. Robert " Fleming had guests
lunching informally with her yesterday
on the Willard roof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29

Mrs. Edward S. Gam was the guest
CT Mrs. Karl D. Klemm at luncheon
yesterday in the presidential dining
room Of the MayfioWer
E5erra~ov+at;-ra av1 zF~r r5fos~.S G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs James C. Crawford of
Washington, who are staying at the
Mayflower, had guests lunching in
formally with them yesterday in the
presidential dining room Of the hotel.
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The charge o'affaireS Of Uruguay. DR..
Hugo v. De Pena. entertained informal
" at luncheon yesterday on the Willard
roof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29

Mrs. William F. Halsey is closing her
apartment and will sail from New York
on the De Grasse July S for an extend
ed tour of Europe, returning the latter
part Of october to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29

Tbs charge daffaires Of Belgium, NJ
Robert Silvercruys, was dinner host
on the Willard roof last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-29

Mr.. Charles Halle, who is passing a
few days in Washington. entertained at
dinner last evening on the Willard roof,
when his guests included his daughter,
Mrs. Granville Curry OF this city.
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The Minister of Poland NJ. Jan
CiecnanoRsk. will leave today for
Manchester. Mass. to spend the week
end with Mime Ciechanowska at the
Searle Cottage. which they have leased
for the Summer.
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles Stanley White
will sail today for a two-month trip
abroad. They will open their country
home, near Leesburg, Va, in September.
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Representative and Mrs. Richard S
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Mrs. Davis TO Go TO Dark
Harbor Today for Summer.

Mrs. Dwight r Davis. wife Of the Sec
rotary Of War, will leave today for
Dark Harder. Me. where her children
have been in their cottage for several
weeks. The Secretary is expected to
join his family for the brief holiday
and remain over the 4th
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Miss Florence Trunbull and her sister
Miss Jean Trumbull. viii sail tonight
on the Arabic for Europe to spend
several weeks.
Evening star., 1928-02-27
ROADS MAKE LARGE
DEBT REDUCTIONS
Original ssoO,0O0,0o0 Has Been
Cut to s78,s0o,0OO, as Shown
by Treasury Reports.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Treasury reports disclosed yester-
day that the railroads Of the United
States which borrowed money from the
Government a. the end Of Federal
operation have reduced their indebted
ness from an original $500 900 70
$78 300, 900.
BY June 30. the Treasury expects the
indebtedness n be reduced TO $50, 900
900, which will virtually shut off one
source Of income that in recent years
has swelled Treasury receipts.
Since last June, the railroads have
paid sl5J $4,000, the latest payment
being S45,000,000 from the Chicago,
Milwaukee and 81 Paul, and $1,000
900 from the New YORK, New Haven and
Hartford
Only three other debts Of consequence
remain unpaid, Sl3,326000 Of the
Boston and Maine, s3,073,000 Of the
chesapeake and Onio and the account
OF the Seaboard Airline due N install
mcnts ending In 1885.
The debts Of the remaining IS lines
are small in comparison with the
original loans.
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THOH. j OWEN & son. AICTIONEERS.
1928 Eve ST. NV.

EsrATE. REiNG ! Two stony BRICK
DWELLING. CONTAINING SIX ROOMS
AND HATH, WITH BuILTIN GARAGE.
KH9WN KNp TiwrsT AS '3s QUINCY STREET
~ Sof 1ir,ne t6"a Of "a certain decd Of tru. re-
corded in Lihcr No, 3743 at folio. Jl5, Of
the land records Of Tn" District OF Column
hia and at the REQUEST OF the nartes So.
cured thereby. the undersigned viii sell at
WEDNESDAY THE SEVENTH DAY or
MARCH. i03S. At FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
the follow ing -,icsorihrd land and premises,
situate in the Distinct of Columbia and hc-
numhcr"d twenty nine hundred and one
t'.ani IA dcscrihed IN said decd OF trust.
upnh III" following terms.
Terms of sale sad 'Ionertv is subject to
\ riur deed OF trust securing an ind"btri-
ucss OF ~ 5000 and SAID props rlN VIII h'
sold suhrct to said dned-of trust indebted
meas OF the purchase price over hud above
-li,l deed of trust one third "a to he paid
in cash and the balance III two equal install
mcnta Davatic in one and t"n wears. with
PAYABLE sruii- annually. occurred hv secohd
,'t. Il uf trust upon the property sold. or All
cash at the option 0t the purchaser. IN
trrcSt and taxes to hc patd or adlustnd tn
required y, tho time Of sale. All convey an"-
ing recording. etc. At the cost oi pur"hasFr.
Terms OF sale ia be complied with wi'hln
thirty dav~ from day of safe. otherwise de
go o,lt Will be forfeited and property rcsolh NJ
risk and cost of deiautIng purchaser AT, r
fvr DAYS dvcrti scmcni of such resale IN
sn're newspaper published III Wash'nsi"
- II FRANCIS SAUL.
No atj 18th st w.
WILLIAM i. BENSON
No O"I 18th 81 NV.
tee5,d&ds cxSu Trustees
Evening star., 1928-02-27
IIifilIInS AIS

BIDS AND PROPOSALS for furnishing ten
10 t~eUty all-steel dust all! fTe proof Her
Darium cases will 10 received az the OEte
OF the Director Of Purchase. sales and Traf-
hc. IeDt. 81 Agriculture. until o'clock
y 1T. March -. iH..~. SpeCitc4tio1s nav te
obtained from the Director Of Purchase. Sales
and Tr1filc, Department ot Agriculture
Washington. te.1:3t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OEce OF the
Supervising Architect Washington. o. G..
February -. 1928 Sealed bids Will ne
opened IN this office a; ) n. March =
19-s Cor performing all WORK for removal
and storing The easte-iy hal! OF the shscs
kuOwn as the farmers market. Washington,
II e. Specifications NAV ne obtained at
this offce N the discretion Of the supe-vis-
lug architect JAS A wETMORE. Acting
February - la:s Sealed PROPOSALS viii
re received az Room 500. Disi-ict B-iid.r<
until O'Clock m. March y i93S for
grading various streets. estimated quantity.
10 500 rntIc Yards ProDosaI FORMS az
Rcorf 80 Disirict B-ul6inx
fT,f - - .S. - .rihI
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WFsCHLER 4 SON. Auctioncer

ADAM A. wEsCHLER SON. Auctioncers.
Assignee's Sale of Heating,
Plumbing and Timing Sup
plies and Equipment, Auto
mobile, Trucks, Tools, Office
Furniture, Etc, at No. l341
w St. NV. Also Lease of
Premises and Tin Shop, Rear
14ll v St. NV.
by virtue OF authority vested In the un-
r!"d CO.. "S We Tnu;fipH WI sf,' HS rwhN WHY
II EiGHTH in.s. Ar Ten An, At, No.
laii w street NV. and immediately there.
after rear ~ V street NV. rinr Fitt'n@s ,t,.
naccs Automatic Water Hcnters. Radiation.
Shrct Metal, etc, also "Robling Gam
mcll'' Pine Thrcadcr complete with Direct
drive Motor and Attachments: stocks. small
Tools. Metal Break Rollers. Edgcrs Burr
crs 30-in, Shears, etc;
Safe Cabinet" safe. Desks, Chaira ici
ter and Tard FSs chlc HrrIShs wSsr ei AHdl"S
-~Rcpublc 1000 i "a ton and three Chev
rnct l.ion Trucks, Ford and Chevrolet
Roadsters with Pick liodles. Chevrolet
Coach. etc. The above viii first he oiicf"d
and II satisfactory bid is not received viii
hc immediately sold IN detail.
Terms: Cash. ~
feo3od ~ ~,
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AUCTION SALES.
.fIIl ~ IIANA
nos. J. OWE% h -O%. ACCTTO%EERG
1875 kye street Northwest


sTOKY BkiCK BtILDIHt, sfffATE sittl1fj;
\oEIHEAsT CORNER %EW JERSEY
PREMISES SO~. 4gj-4D7 OLE STREET
AND 1901 EEW JERSEY AVESCE
SOUTHWEST
By virtue ni a certain 9esd Of t-us. d1ry
"' the land records ot the D!atric; of Co.
i.mhta. ant at the request Of the party se-
rdred 'neieoy. the unders -ned Trustees viii
-Hii az pLn;i- a1ct.on. ~ front 81 the prem
r1., ,;es 70 I.EsD;AY.o TIE Sixth DAY Or
Pm. the following desc-.b.c lard and prem
jses. situate IN the Dfst-ict oi Columbia and.
d"siEnated as and beng Al. Of lot :. and M.
south one foot SIX inches froat On New
three IN John Mll!er's subdivision 0. a0Carr
east ~ square nve hundred and rras s3
per plat recorded IN the oflce q the sIIl.
yeyor for the District o: Columbia II Lsnc-
H. D. e. az fo.Io 81
Terms sold sunlect n a prior deed ~
trust for - 500 0O further particulars ~
which wlll he announced al tine of sal:
he PURCHASE p.lre above s9.t irGst 70 -
pad n 'ash. 4 Grposl; o: $500 90 rA-
Guired- ConvevanclrE recording etc. (.
purchaserS cost Terms to he cor7pited
with within thirty cay~. otherwise dspOst:
forfeited ana the property raar be advertise!
and resoid d: the q .cretIon of the trustees.
CLIFFORD A BORDEN
CHARLES :. MUIR
fe@f % % rlh..5 Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM 4 WEsCHLER & son. Auctionecf

ADAM A WESCHLER 4 SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FRAME DWELLING:
NO. "307 .'OMEROY ROAD SOUTH
EAST ANACosTIA. p. 9. ,
by virtue of n certain decd of trust, duly
recorded IN 1.tbcr No. 4l3O, folio Ok ct scu.
Of the land records OF the District OF CoIun,,
ha. and NJ the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer
, n"r rn" Wy rinc aur,on = troni Ct I, ahr
pay OF MARCH io2s. Ar FIVE O'CLOCK
y H.. She following described land and prem
lscs. situate in the District Of Columbia. ~
Wit Lots ! 3. y and 10 in block q in
A. drew NJ. Green's subdivision of part OF
Chichester now known az "Buena Vista" 4"
"a per plat recorded in tho office of the eur
vcyor for the niatrict Of Columbia. In Liner
County ut folio 40.
Terms "i eolr Cash. A deposit OF 5000
rc"'ilrcd nj SALE All convcyancine, record
ing AMI notutInI fees Mt cost of purchaser.
Terms tn hc complied with within thirty
days from DAY of sale. otherwise tho trns-
tcca ,cscrve the right TO resell thc property
at tho risk and cost OF the dciaulting pur-
chaser after five days advertisement Of such
resale IN some newspaper published IN Wash
inGton. ID e.. "
WILLIAM H. RRINKtEY.
SAMUEL NJ. BRtNkIEY
60 Il
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ADAM A. WESCHLFR 4 son. AuctOneers
Trustees Sale of Valuable De-
tached Dwelling, Garage and
Large Lawn, No. 5000 Gar
field St. NV.

Bv virtue Of certain decd Of trust duly
recorded on August 20 1877 ~ instrument
No Si3t OF the land records Of the District
Of Columbia and AZ the request of the party
secured thereby the underslgned trustees
wiII offer for sale by nuhl,c auction, n
front 81 the nrcmlses. on MONDAY. THE
FIFTH DAY OF MARCH 1923 Ar FOrK
O'CLOCK PM. tho foiowing 'ice"r'i'cd land
and premises stuate IN the District uf Co
lumhia. to wit: Lot No. II 'c"vcnb IN
square No. "12O twenty one hundred and
tWentVt
Tens OF sale: The above property will
bc sold subject to prior deed of trust for
$50 600 90. at SD. due August ~. lo3', ::
balance cash deposit Of ~ 10000 re-
nuircd OF purchaser at time of sale. All
convcvf ncinr. recording and notarai fees
~ cost of purchaser. Terms of sal" To E,r
complied with within thirty days from, day
nf sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
richt to resell the property at the riat and
cost of the defaultinC purchaser after fvr
days advertisement OF such resale III some
newspaper published III the city of Wash
iuxtOn. d. Z.
DANIEL T.. DILLON.
SAMUEL b EATON.
Trustees.
FASBY.sMITH PINE 4 HILL.
Attorneys for Party Secured.
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AUCTION SALES.
FlJTljlSE DAYS.
THOS. J. OWEN 4 son. AUTTTONEERS,
1925 Eye Street Northwest.

l4"5 Eye street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES NO. 3,
WEST WoDDBINE STREET. CHEVY
CHASE. MD.
BY virtue OF the power and authority
contained in y certain deed OF trust ,ccordcd
among the land records of Montgomery
County: Maryland: IN Llbcr No. az, fo.o
WEDNESDAY. THE TWFNTfNIN1H LAY
OF FEBRUARY. tD,S. At TIE HOUR OF
FOUR-FORTY-FIvE O'CLOCK Pm. in iropt
of the dwelling. housc on ihe prcms",s here
natter described offer for sale at pubic huc-
tion, all The land descr!hed - SAID deed Of
Section No. 4 OF tho chevy Chase Land
Conpany's subdivision. aS per plat recorded
in Plat Book No. =. plat 1Oi. of said land
records This lot has frontage. ni 80 feet
Ivy depth OF 100 fcct. contains 1000 sIUare
fnet more or less. The property will be sold
subject to two existing tncumhran"es agEr".
eating $4,000. fun partl"uIut~ "f which viii
be announced Oh day of sale.
TERMS. All cash upon ratification 81 the
sale by the court GO daysl. deposit of
$500 will be required when the propcrtY IL
snn' kcd down. ConycyancItg at cost of
purchaser.
WILLIAM A. HIIL.
ARTHUR BROW NJ.
Trustees.
ALBERT NJ. BOrIC Solicitor. Rockville
Md. fr.,b - oS
Evening star., 1928-02-27
EiITIlIst. DAYS.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. j. OWEN & son. AICTlONEERS.
ti"5 EYE ST. NV.

1i"O E1 r ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE THREE:
STORY BRICK DWELLING: NINE.
ROOMS THREE BATHS; TWoGAK
GARAGE 10, NINETEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of u certain deed of trust. re
corded December :. 1897. being paper No
Ill OF the land records of the District OF
Columbia. and at the request OF the party
secured thereby the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction IN front of the
premises on FRIDAY. THE SECoMn nAY
OF MARCH 1923 AT THREE-THlRTf
PM. the following described land and prem
iscs in the District of Columbia. BENG lot
two hundred fourteen t:lJl in Charles D..
Pearson's subdivision OF lots in Widow =
Mite" now called "Washington Heights" as
per Mat recorded in the office of the. sur
vcyor for the District of Columbia in lhber
40. at folio 100. subject TO covenants Of
record improved rs above.
Terms; Sold subject to first decd OF trust
Of 80 500 due August 5. 1890, interest
> - -. Above said trust to be paid 81 900
cash and balance secured by second trust at
90. payable S135 monthly. including inter
est on first and second trusts. A deposit
Of $500 required at sale. Conveyanclng, at
cost OF purchaser Terms TO I've comnlicd
with within thirty DAYS or deposit forfeited.
LESLIE T. F. PRINCE.
PERCY J, GRADY.
tc"t-d&hs evSu Trustees
Evening star., 1928-02-27

rRrSnTEEts rRr,nT1E,Et,sn SAFE OF ,ytaALr,AnhE,, IN
nloi5 MtnSrEH STREET NonriiWf>r
hN virtue VI certain .tred oE trust duie
'crniNictl III i.lhrr No $500 folio 3uA 4,
st4. uf tho land records ut the District ol
columbia ard at the reduest OF the parly
Secured thereby the undersigned trustees vii
SEES OF, WEDNESDAY TUE TWENTY.
NINTH nay OF fEbknARY An tpHS
At THHEE O'CLOCK fM the tollown,x
dr.rrihcd iand aud prrmiscs situate ~ The
lhstrlvt af Columbia and DESIGNATED ~ atl
hrihs lat htts<iuur tSti ~ Charles W
kings suhdielsiuu IT tnts IN suuara iMrnty.
ntne hundret hnd ac,entcrn t3uttl "fuut
'ronth Sttret tluishls a. nor pist rccar,lr,i
ne otiire "t the surveyor ot she District oi
t"luhlha subject to the butiiins testt tVt,,tn
ltne shown "n aa,d plat subject tu tha cove
htnts that u" hutliihs erected thereon shall
'"st tfss than 81 onu sNtrpt Atahies used IN
connection with such huidins
terhis' sold subject tn a prtur dpel NJ
ttust Tor ~ GOO further particulars et
"hich VIII To anonncei Al ttn,s nf sale the
Hur'hase price ahovs aaid trust Ia ea nald ia
cash denos,t "f 500 required Con-
'eNahelns re'o'dins ete. al purchaser :
cost Terms 10 he suiunited with Mithth
thiftS haNs otherwise drnnsit forfeited aud
Tho nr"rets NAV IN AL. .trtiard AMI Fsso,J
Al tha discretion at The tru@trVn
MAI toi VI Il GtHnS
,.,,..,, THOMAS uEANfkS
Evening star., 1928-02-27

- !. y . = -
ADAM A. WESChEEH Il son. Aucti0neer

ADAM A. WESChAEH T. son. AuctioneeTs.
ExEGgToH,s SALE roE. roE. yALuABLE IN
TT y, sf. H:W XVI US L ST. NV AND li''
BY " yi,ns TIE Of de,rce T., Of the s9nTeme
executor VIII offer for sale by public apc.
Hh 129h g s,xTH q4' :, nA9 'S' GF Fl s
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following -'iescrit,ed
band and premise. in the Di-trlct Of %
;;cyen, t557, described az f?llo%. Beginning
sud lot on is, st and rnnning ,hcn~e along
The south line Of sad lot wc4t eighty tsDt
we,t twenty-five t"jl feet. thence, north
srvrntcc' ~ fret seven and nur- half - u
| 'lo:,' feet 10 ,hr line Of II, st.. and thence
south With nne 0i l4t u thjrty-srvon ~
feet @"rcn and onc-haif t1i5I in"h"s TO the
n'int OF beginning known "a promises lns
LIST at. nv: and pnrt ~ the original lot
m"m,rlSn tSn 70, ~ s9'!3rn nunh"tod re
| ct north th,rtY-twn feet t32b west from
| the northeast corner nf said lot ten lI0J
south ninc:y.nine fcet five inches 90 s.,
! north ninety nine feet FIVE inches 90 -
to the n,a,e "f BEGINNING Ani known a.
| mai lot ten tlOi in s,uare fye hundred hfty-
nine tJJ3t described as fnllV"s. Beg lunr2
| 10, and running thence west on l. At. II fee,
| thence south 40 feet ~ an alley. thence east
| ~ feet 10 thr e"utheas' corner Of saif lot
| aud thence north 40 feet 20 the beginning and
| known as premises IA T. ~. n.w.
Terms of sale Dne-third cash, balance IN
Two rdudl it-thIfm"nts f"Hr"~nie@ bH prom
| i~s0rg notes 6f purchaser plFdbic IN one and
| two year- with tnt"rc-t at q p"r cent per
arnum rom day ni sale. payable sPrnI.an-
| nualy. SECURED bv deed of tru't upon the
| property sold or all cash AZ option 81 pur.
| rha-rr Denrait nf $500 each house TO
| nidrri ~ time NJ sale CpnVPyahrrG. re-
| cnrfiing and uni0.IaI fees ut cot Of pur-
| chaser. Terms nf sale to he complied %tth
! within thirty days from GaT NJ sale other
! WI@p the executor reserves the night 70 re-
| scli the prorertv ~ risk aud cost 0f feia1it-
| ing unrriIascr after hcc dIva' udvnrtis"r"ut y
| IN Some newspaper published in the o:y o!
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