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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-10-25
Treatment Of High Blood
Pressure Serious Problem
People 60 or Over Should Have
Regular Examination by PLY :
sician to Keep Fit

st. Paul, Oct. 24.-High blood
pressure is a direct result of the
contraction Of the cardiovascular
system, usually caused by diseas-
ed condition of the arteries or by
the influence of poison in the blood,
the health committee of the Min
nesota State Medical Association
declares in a bulletin today.
The committee stresses the i'm
portance of keeping up a normal
blood circulation and emphasizes
the need of finding out why blood
pressure in a certain case has in
creased and then striving to cor
rect the cause as far as possible.
The committee emphasizes the
need of moderation in all things to
permit the heart and blood vessels
to perform their tasks under the
least handicap.
"The normal systolic pressure is
about 120 for the man at twenty
years of age. In women it is APP
proximately five points less" the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-10-25
DISTRICT 14-46

We are planning for Halloween
party and short program for next
Wednesday afternoon. Consequent
ly the recesseS are spent in prac-
ticing.
Barbara Holler carried of the
most honor points in the little
ones race this week.
Due to the generosity of Ida and
Norma Quistorff bouquet of flow
ers constantly adorns the teachers
desk.
Superintendent Boerger visited
our school some time ago.
Margaret Holler and Roger
Ruehmann are the next ones to
claim the honor of receiving Lii
brary certificates.
The sixth grade history class are
enjoying their socialized recita-
tons very much and surely are
learning to drop their voices more
quickly than the unfortunate
fourth graders.
Joe Weiss and Gladys Raddotz
have now joined the ranks of cham
pion spoilers and have received the
merited prizes.
Judging by the neat appearance
of our hands and faces many of
us have needed the warning on the
door.
Although the weather has been
far from agreeable of late, it has
not kept us from playing our IA
vorite games of deer and chicken
in the haystack.
Theresa Walter tells us that the
bones in our heads are the seat of
our knowledge. Perhaps that is
why some of us nave been called
boneheads.
Margaret tells US that we can
tell directions by the sun in the
dark. We did not know that it
was ever dark when the sun was
visible.
Little hands have been very
busy of late making Halloween
decorations. The best of these
have found their way upon the
walls from whence ugly witches
and furious cats scowl down at US.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-10-25
The Churches

Seventh Day Adventist
Sabbath school 1890.
Preaching services H. 80.
Visitors always welcome.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-10-25

Berwind Briquettes. The ideal
fuel for domestic use. Steiner Lbr.
Co. 2 W.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-10-25

St. Paul's Catholic Church
Sunday-Low Mass at 500 A.
NJ; High Mass AZ 1000 A. M.
Fespers at 1880.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-10-25

Our Lady of the Angels Church
Early Mass at 500 A. M.
High Mass, sermon and Bene-
diction at 1000 A. M.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-10-25
WATER, LIGHT AND POWER COMMISSION

Regular monthly meeting of the Water Light Power Commits
1925 After the
reading minutes of the meeting the following
bills audited and ordered paid:
Powe Fund
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-10-25

First Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday School $50.
Morning worship 10:45.
Subject: 'fBehold the Man."
Epworth League 6:45.
Evening service 1880.
Subject: "Our Country" -
Thos. B. Shorts, Pastor.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-10-25
IIn;,v Iu,b.r,n CHURCH

Unity Lutheran Church
Services in the German language
Oct. % at 2:30 p. m. All children
of school age are requested to re-
main for half an hour after SER
vices for program practice.
Rev. Paul Gierke, Pastor
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-10-25

Zion Lutheran Church
Sunday, Oct. %.
1000 A. M. Reformation Festi-
val Service in the German Ian
guage.
100 A. M. Sunday School.
1000 A. M. Saturday. Religious
Instruction for children.
J. F. Schumacher, Pastor
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-10-25

Good Samaritan Episcopal
Oct. 81. Sunday after Trinity.
9:45 A. M. Church School.
HOO A. M. morning prayer
and sermon by Mr.. E. Johnson.
Earle B. Jewell, Rector.
Earle Jewell, Rector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-16
REPUBLICS IN OVERWHELMING
MAJORITY THROUGHOUT WORLD
Spread of Monarchism Unlikely-Albania's Change
Will Have Little Efect-Situation Over
Glove Today.
Wide World Photo.

sent the United States as Mr.. Moore's
successor.
The opinion that the League Of Ma
lions is primarily an European organl-
cation is offset by the fact that Of the
SIS nations members of the League, 29
rope. or a majority European. Eu-
ropean problems may dominate the
League, because of the backfire of the
World War. but at any time the non
European nations could outvote the Eu-
ropean nations If such an effort became
necessary.
King zogu hearing the shouts Of The
populace, Long live the King" could
ponder some cold statistics about re-
bubbles and their predominance IN the
world, with the accessions to their
ranks in the last brief eleven years, and
respond: 1T wonder?" as to the dura-
ton of his dynasty.
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Pacific Islanders
Shun Wearing Shoes

A party of "a South Sea Islanders
from the islands under japanese man
date arrived in Toxic recently on a
sightseeing tour of the country 1t was
their first trip away from their native
habitat.
They were barefooted when they ar
rived third class on a Japanese vessel
at Yokohama. Among the petty dealers
who met the ship was a shoe salesman
who soon convinced the entire party as
we'll as their guardians that they would
need shoes before they had gone far in
Japan.
Orders were taken for "a pairs. and
without measurements the entire lot
was delivered on the ship before they
disembarked. The natives succeeded in
donning the shoes. but by the time they
had walked the distance from the pier
to the railway stations to come to Toxic
they were bowling with pain.
1t was the first time they had worn
shoes and their new footgear. in addi-
ton, was ill-fltting and miSshapen. To
man. the natives, once boarding the
train, took off their shoes and refused
to wear them again while they were in
Toxic.
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Recent accessions at the Public
Library and lists of recommended read
ing will appear in this column eacr
Sunday.
Astronomy.
Barton. 8. G. and w. H. A Guide tt
Consultations. LT-B28g.
Proctor, Mary. Romance OF the sun
LW-P93r.
schuster, o. j. Other Worlds, LR'
Sch87o.
Younghusband, Sir F. E. Life in the
Stars. LR-Y886l.
Biography.
Callwell, Sir G. E. Field Marshal Sil
Henry Wilson, bart. Nv. 1927
E-W6964c.
Chesterfield, p. D. s., 4th Earl Of
Characters. E-sC427.
Davis, r. H. Bob Davis Recalls. E.
Hendrick, B. j. The Training Of ar
American. E-H 143he.
Rogers, Cameron. The Legend Of Cal.
vim Coolidge. E-C778ro.
Ronaldshay, L. J. L. D., Earl Of. The
Life of Lord Curzon. vi. E-C948r.
Soulie, Maurice. The Wolf Cub. Eff
178s.E.
Turner, a. L., ed. Joseph. Baron Lister
E-L699t.
Business and Accounting.
Filfus, Nathaniel, and Robinson. Ma
thaniel. Fundamentals Of Book.
keeping and Accounting. HKB-
F474f.
Filfus, Nathaniel. Principles and Exer-
cises in Accounting. HKB-F474p.
Greer, H. c. How to Understand Ac'
counting. HKB-GS57h.
Holt, E. G. Marketing of Crude Rub
Der. HER-H74m
Warshow, H. T., ed. Representative In
dustries in the United States
HE83-W266r.
Domestic Art.
Building Economy; Architectural. Con.
test Number. WIM-B86.
California Redwood Association. Red
wood Home Plans. WING 1244r.
Economy Planning Service, West Palm
Beach, Fla. Spanish and italian
Homes of Real Character and Dis.
tinction. WIM-Ec76.
Children's Books.
chrisman, A. B. The Wind That
Wouldn't Blow. j.
Field, r. L. The Magic Pawnshop. ].
Finger, c. j. The Spreading Stain. ]
Finger, c. j. Tales Worth Telling. ]
Gravatt, Lila. Pioneers Of the Air
jSz-G732p.
Hallock, G. T.. and Turner, G. E. Louis
Pasteur. jE-P263ha.
Horne, r. II. The Good-naturec
Jacobs, Joseph. ed. The Book Of Won
der Voyages. ].
Lamprey, Louise. Wonder Tales oil
Architecture. jWF-L 197w.
Lenski, Lois. Skipping Village. ].
Lownsbery, Eloise. The Boy knight Of
Reims. ].
Meigs. Cornelia. The Trade Wind. /
( Miller, E. G. Children of the Mountain
Eagle. jG598-M6lc.
Moon, G. p Nadia. /.
MuK Maaa. D. G. 0ay-Neck. jPE-
snedeker, G. D. Downright Dencey. J.
European War.
Colder, F: A., ed. Documents of Rus.
sian History, 191G-17. F5466-G563.E
! Jacks. l.. V. Service Record, by an Ar.
LutZ, Hermann. Lord Grey and thu
World War. JU45-L97 lie.
Rendinell, j. E. One Mans War: thu
Diary Of a Leatherneck. F3O797.
R293
Sandes, Flora. The Autobiography o.
a Woman Soldier-with the Serbian
Army, 1916-1919. F30792-Sa53.
Willis, I. G. England's Holy War; &
Study Of English Liberal Idealisn
During the Great War. F3079S.
W678.
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Russian Press Jeers
Statistical SOviets

The salary Of workman of the low
est class on the northwestern railway
here has just been calculated a.
l9.75554375 kopecks per hour about 10
cents. In the next grade the figure IS
38 58257l25 kopecks per hour. and in
the highest paid grade. 49464s4775.
Publication Of these figures has
brought some amusing and indignant
comment from the soviet press. pro-
testing that the astronomers Of the
tariff bureau of the railroad are only
making themselves ridiculous by such
coSmic exactitude."
Such precision of statistics may be
valuable. the papers admit. in figur-
ing out when Mars is next going to
visit the earth. but is ridiculouSly bu-
reaucratc as applied to practical affairs.
THE time taken to calculate these de-
tails loses more money than the salaries
calculated could gain" the comment
SAYS
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Few Can Walk Straight.

It is we'll known that persons lost In
woods frequent travel in circle. Prof.
A. A. Schaeffer of the University
of Kansas finds that this is perfectly
normal. He says the tendency of ev-
cry one Is to walk in narrowing spirals.
like a clock spring. Some turn to the
right, others to the left, experiments
with blindfolded persons reveal. The
explanation is now being sought by
pSYcbQlOgtStS. "a -. CO. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-16

The Lord Mayoress Of Liverpool, Eng
land, recently tried her hand at the bat
during base ball game between Eng
land and Wales at Liverpool.
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BOOKS RECEIVED

POLITICAL BEHAVIOR: The Hereto
fore Unwritten Laws, Customs and
Principles Of Politics as Practiced in
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BY WILLIAM RUFUS SCOTT.

A LBANIA turning monarchical
n still leaves republics in an over
IA whelming majority throughout
\ the world, while in Europe it
self the republics retain a mar
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BY IDA GILBERT MYERS.

APULIEUS: The Golden ASS. Being
the Metamorphoses Of Lucius Apu-
leius. An English Translation by
w. Arlington 1850. Essay by
Charles whitley. New York: Boni
r. Iiyeripht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-16

The constitutionality of the Harrison
narcotic act came into question In a
number of cases Under this act it is
unlawful for any person to purchase or
sell narcotic drugs except in the original
stamped packages. The act does not
make possession of narcotics unlawful.
but it raises presumption that the
person found in possession Of narcotics
had purchased the same. An attorney
in Seattle, Wash, was charged with
having purchased narcotics in I'M
stamped packages. The evidence was
that he had Struggled morphine to some
of his clients in Jail who were addicts
70 the drug. He questioned the juris-
diction of the court because 1t was
not established that he had purchased
the drugs IN the district in which he
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AUAM n. WEStHI~ d SUN AuNEEVWtFft.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Bush
ness Property, No. 1916 New
York Ave. NV, Containing
Two Stores With Apartment.

Nv virtue OF n certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liter No. 56T3. folio 3ss 81
seq. OF the land records If the District of
Columbia, and al the reanes, Of 'hs nsr,y
will Offer for sale by PUBLIC. suc.!nn, ~
THE EIGHTEENTH DAY or JANUARY.
lg:s. At FOUR O'CLOCK IN the
following .siescr,hed land and premises. s'tu-
s.~ IN The district Of colnme,a TO Wy.
sons subdivisions Of square "ts. as per plat
recorded in LITER y. n, folios ~ snt -
of the records NJ the otir~ al the Surveyor
~ the District at Columbia, described as
follows Beginning for the same or the
tine oi New YORK ave at the northeast
~riy at right angle To satd avenue IN feat
thence uesteriy and parallel with the Hire
af aala avenue - feet Il inches ta VEST
line ~ said lot, thsntr notth@"steElx with
tho west al said lns 10 the linz, ~ sab
avenue. and thence noFtheasiaFly along said
avenue 20 feet inches 10 Tho place of tT'
ginning. -
Terms of sas.: The above property wslI
I've sold subject Ia . priar deed Of trust taf
SO 900 At -. due. January Duh. iasN
year at a. secured ey n ,second deed q
trnst up"n the propert. sold or all cash
over trust NJ opt on at purchaser. De.
postt OF $500 on required M purchaser At
lime of sale. All eonveyancing, recordns
and notsr,ai fees al sos; 81 nnfrhasrt
thirty days from day OF sale. osher&ise the
trustees reaerve the r,shs Ia resell the rrnp
rrty at the risk and eos. OF the d"taulths
purchaser. after Ave DAYS sdser,issment II
such resale IN acme urw.naper pahitshed III
,hs city OF Ws.s'nss,on, n x,trosn
JOSEPH 4. RAFFERIN
taf0 dIAaesSu trustees
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BETTER FOOD SOUGHT
FOR BRITISH CONVIcTS
Officials Plan Improved Menus
to Increase Efficiency at
Work.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
LONDON Inmates Of British prisons
are to be better fed 50 they may be able
to do more work.
An inquiry being made by the prison
commission has already shown that
where greater bulk OF bread and other
foods wss given the convtcts los.
weight. whereas By following Q very
carefully selected dietary. containing less
In bulk but more in quality, the prison.
ers gained In weight.
The inquiry Is a part Of a general
policy being carried out by Sir William
Joynson Hicks. the home secretary,
who believes in hard work In prison,
with good food. recreation and ar1use-
nent as rewards.
Herman Sem. food specialist for the
board OF education and the board Of
agriculture and fisheries and inspector
in sickroom cookery at several London
hospitals. Is acting as consultant 70 the
commissioners in their task Of develop
ing more prison man power by means
OF an improved diet.
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AnAM A. wrscHr.rR 4 SOS. Auctleneer..
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yAiuAn,t, , hkAl:
VI ISL fiXINnsTON STREET NORTH.

TRUSTEES SALE OF yA;uAnin nEA Al
"a Ssifs LIVINGSTON sranET NORTH;
Wfsr o ,o .1,HTSkrcr 9Sk"A Asvfk~Tk S
ny virtue, Of a certain se"i Of sr n, duly
al Inc land records OF the District OF tolum
tia. and At the reaurst al the tafA sssuarn
thvrens the undersigned trustees VIII ,onrf
fnr sale by pun,r ,n,yo" ,u Y fFe wv r fSe
AZ IHRrr Thirty oCi. ock + Nj the fol
lowing ttessrihed land and premises situate
IN the District Of c"inmha, Ia Wit tns nun,
hefed Ave ~ III square numbered etshtcru
hundred, and nt,y nins ,isan III Fulton
chase" now known a. 'fannecttrnt Avenue
Terrace as per plat recorded AZ the once
1T tha surveyor for the District of Columbia,
In Liner County : at folio ~.
Terms af sale The above property VIII re
said subject 70 = prior deed ~ rus! tnr
~ 800 % at H. "a duo August 9th ICES.
balance, one third Ia IN. paid Iii cash. two
thirds In hr represented hs the pFontlssnfy
uotes of the purchaser. pay attic Aushst ath,
1898 with interest Al aiA per cent ref AN
nun, from LAY of "alr rsFahls srma aaauals !.
aud secured by 4 second deed az trust npnh
ths property sold, ar all cash over htst trust
$500 On required of purchaser al TINE III
ehie, All cunsefaartar, recording! settlement,
title aud notsrai tees at cost OF purchaser.
thirty dnss trnm taF nf sale. otherwise thv
trustees reserve the fiRht "a tesetl the tinp
rfts AT the fish and tost ~ the aefahlNhg
pt,Fehaaef after i've DAYS ADVERTISEMENT ~
au'h fraair ~ sntnH Newspaper publisher IN
the eiN ut washnst"n, u t..,...
WILLIAM J, Wu.kiN>
iata dAds eksu Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
UTt NE DAYS.
ADAM A WEsCHLER & son. AuctIoneers
TRusTEEs' SALE on VALUABLE ppfcp

TRIsTEEs', SALE or ,XALpAgLg gRIcg
RSWWtLt Wfnrh b MI 7S a.R kkGEkEYoS ST.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust fled
for record November s 1929, instrumsrt
No, i27 OF the land records District Of
Columbia. and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale by public auction in
front Of the promises on THURSDAY. THE
NINETEENTH DAY OF JANUARY. AD
1923 AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm the follow.
ing Described land and premises situate In
he p's.,irt Of C3lun'i,sa' ,o;sit . Lo, - IN
q, the east one half 0i lot 10 in. block 3
Todd T. Browns subdivision OF Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains" az per
plat Of FIRST mentioned suldiyision recorded
IN the once Of the surveyor of the District
~ Columbia in f.Ibcr ~ at folio IL known
Tor ptrp"ses Of asscssment and taxation a.
lot 50 square $500
Terms OF sale: Property will be sold
subject TO. prior deed Of trust for $500
at ~. due February 81. 1898: ha anCe
ore hall cash the remainder in one wear at
~ secured hy n second deed Of trust upon
the property sold. or all cash over trust
10 option OF purchaser. A deposit OF 1900
iednred at sale All conveyancing. record
ing and notarial fees at cost of purchaser
Terms Terms to be complied with within thirty
r.4.rse the night 70 resell the property AT
risk and cost Of defaultinz purchaser. after
hvc days advertisement OF such resale I'm
rone newspaper published In Washington
r THOMAS ROBINSON.
ROBERT r. r. KREITER
id''H6usexSu TrusLeeo
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THOS. ]. OWEN e. SON. ArCTIoSTFRs
1928 Eve St NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
HALF STORY FRAME b ATR q2NE-
CONTAINING SIX ICONS AM RAT2
hsSSIO ,N As li04 TWENTY. FiFTE
~ virtue Of certain deed ~ trust, re
, ,h IN Iiber No. 5779 at folio 4iS. Of
t ,ne lana records of the District Of Column
, IA; ana a. the rsauest Of the parties secured!
AUCTION. m front Of the premlsea on 'rHt: rs
PAY, THE TWENTY.sfXTH DAY OF jan
nARi 1923, AT THREE-THfRTY 0'CIGCy
IN. the follow ing described land ana rrar,
i%f stn7te IN the District Of Columbia and
pnthG TOT niinihered fortv-fwo f41J IN antisrS
numbered fity-fve hundred and seventy.nine
io1.bi as described IN said deed OF trlis.
upnn tho following terms
purchaser 20 nav onr-third Of the pfIrrhas
neice IN cash. III. balance IN two install
mnnfs IN one and two wears resusctiysIv
with interest at the rate Of 81, :. ner an
mum. and secured by deed Of trust on the
property Sold or all cash at the CntIn, -
the purchase taxes and interest natd q,
adjusted 70 the date Of sale. All conveyanc
ing recording. rte. at the cost NJ purch aser
Good title or no sale A deposit nj <1o0 ~
VIII hn REQUIRED at the time OF sale and g..
tl,msnt IT, he within thirty 800 dass n
the Gate OF ale. or deposit forfeited and ,ba
property resold at the cost and risk OF tbt
dHtauitinx purchaser after five t5i days pys
nrous advertisement of such resale IN som.
B FRANCIS SAUL.
J. wRILEY JACOBS
No. e@5 18th 81. NV.
ta1t1s171a co.a1.e3.c4cs.es trustees
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling Known
40 Premises No. 1880 Park
Rd. NV.

ltg virtue ~ certain deed Of trus,. dated
ss"r .,h .o esn Il. 'f s ssa Ma
~ he Dlsirict II t'"iim,h,a az in ," ishrr n"
"a: a. ioI" NJ 400 al a. ,hs l.a,,es, Il
"' to "''! 81" = '"%'" a tS%SS'iPs :" ' lf
1 Tux hr ' ,n'. fhfi * ' Sts'R an
it,s fntio~nK desctiiH'i land aud pten,ishs
situals Ia ibn ntstftet az Columbia and .s'
II bl"rk 90 cotpmhia Heith,s =. per
nla. ,s@", !" 10, Il 4. ,.i. ." 81 H.
fustiipt If taiuiniHa described ~ tnf1a~Ns
hesgnnina Tor The same Ut Nc hotthwess COZ.
of sah bal AS feel thence n"Fthsaate1X
a" ne ~ ts''r s. ice ,."". ,,n "s
etis along he east i!ns ~ sa.h ~ enp
ralaiei With tbs yea, me thereof 10
- ,ns s"i ' i"s o, fst e"aa II fss, ,asSr:
~ u" E,a.s IT. n.i"n"s snhs :" s ss
hem'tltc.i nianettv 10 pow k,i""n fuf mr.
roses II assesea,ens and iasalIon as lot hiu
;" f f'' II sale One third 1T the our.
sitass n,"nev IL he maid ia aesh halsnos ~
v" e"s,al ihs,tii'snni 10. ahis y, ",s ai.l
ner anhtin nasat.le etni ANNUALLY tfnn date
,t sa'e SECURED hs ,ian,i ~ ,fust un"n III.
H." ' "",,l s' " 'lep 90" II sao, ,a vii
lie seau'red q, he time OF ,he sale
,',trhsnr"% ts',,p" al. l." - s"e s mn
wiz it"s "1,ha ,h.,is "aot dss. from 5s,s y
sais, aihersise trustees reserve the. tisht "
dsfani,,ns purchaser sf,aF fss dave .dysr
rs1.as 81 II ~" R..s ss i sss '.i9P'tss
=. -. !ssisTs. s'.ssSaSEi..:.
tAla ,a1ds sA6u Trustees.
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Trustees Sale of Modern De.
tached Frame Dwelling, No.
5Sl4 7th St. NV.

H. Ttt;ue 81 \ certatn 3hed 81 trust ,s.sly
re'-tr.c8 10 i.ttN'g M I'ia, tnIlo 1fS ~ ssa
~ th~ land fceogss~ nj ,h" ni~,riet 81 EoEum
tsa. ami nj the request of she PARTY sss>Isrss
thFFr1N TIRE unsler~lStee2 trustees Will otfc*
ior %Tio by ra,..l," a.,rtnn. Il tr"ns - thc
PR Miss un WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY
FlFTH LAY ot JANUARY. fa@S AT
Fol RTHiRTi O'CLOCK pm, the follow
in= a"~e4 hcd lard and i,rwu,~e> situate m
the District of Columbia 10 wtt. Loot IL lu
Austin e Walters Subdivision ot iots in
ssuar@ Sta1 "LougteioU Tervsce " as CeF
pts, tecUsy!ei in l.'f"r 80 tosn -. 81 the
tr%rur1!S ut The off, of the surveyor of th"
District al Columbia ~9shse-s tn building
RESTRICTION lines shown said plat and
covenants Of rst1eFd
Terms of sal~ All cash 4 deposit 0f
~ QUO ~ required ~ purchase nj time of
sale All CanyryanFtnx recording and
tsrtal Tres NJ cost of nurrhsser. Terms os
sale to I've compliei with within shtyfy days
from say ot sale otherwise the trustees
serre the right "a rese!i the rroucFty al the
tsk RHa cost Of the tssfanstIns rurCh ass-
after nve aays advertisement ot such Eesals
n saune Tew.narer published IN sae cisy of
Washington. n e
JOHN r WALLER
THOMAS II. I-AwLER.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-16
HAVE HUGE MILEAGE.
Paris Cars and Buses Cover Dis
lance 1000 Times Around World.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
PARIS.-Four thousand times around
the world Is the total mileage OF Paris
street cars and buses IN year
And in all this voyag.ng. says the an
nual report Of the combined city system
which operates street cars. buses and
river boats. o street car breaks dom
$1,000 miles.
Accidents. Il Is explained are being
reduced steadily. but very slowly. be-
cause big part o. then, non are caused
by other vehicles running into the cars
and buses.