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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THos. ]. OWEN son. ATCTI0NEERs.
1425 EYE ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT RRlCk

AnCS EEsS- GALL Ut VALUABLE n1hsE<-
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
pWELLiSG KNOWN AZ, AZ , PkEMiSEs
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust, only
recorded in Lber No 5527, folio 37s 81 SEQ.
nf the land recurds of the District Of Column.
va aud a the reonest OF IN. party secured
MONDAY. THE sixth DAY Or EERAI::
AIRY AID. l02s AT THREE-THlRTY
O'CLOCK pm. the following Described land
and premises. situate in the Dis,rict g Gu:
umhta, and DESIGNATED ~ and being lot a.
IN e. ?: Cnesney,s sueilvtsi3n Of original
L,ber - At folio 1873. in the surveyors
once OF the District Of Columbia.
Terms: Sold subject 10 . prior deed Of
trust for $1,000. further particulars OF which
will b announced ~ time OF sale: the pur.
chase price above said trust TO be paid In
cash. A deposi, Of $500 required. Convey.
Term: 70 be Compiled WITH within thirty
DAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may he advertised and rcsoid at
the discretion OF the trustees
@. PERCY McGLrE.
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pITwoETH CORNER HOME
@ LARGE EflC1s-EEIfK SAkAGE.
ONLY 81! 6y1---WJLL TRADE.

A beautiful bsy~wsDs0w br9ek Petworth
ezgrnsr h1ns with covered concrete front
rof,h "a . hlFE elevation, fr,DVFn sht "
ses41o.s stores churches ard transportation
EAaetyt40n hail. y unusually i2sYe TcsE8h.
kssuEfpBy 6ssO'sUeG nsDss'h kStilsn; COM
4 stls sauipDse tils bath With Oyilt-!b tub
Sra sl1rsg FOssfftS cellar stb la9BSe'F
fstys az sSrysnts toilet Nice yard With
,,r3cE RsssEe Ia reffsef e sna'ti"", hard
N,ns1 fc1ss elsstris3iy. bStS~s'+f bFats az
,ss,sasrs s1nvFuasFsDes snc %fsD u tts1 sF4fs
Own, VII tsts All 600 for tbis f"'tbsss,
bsrfs1r 40 viii ssTsefe teffns ~ %li s~sis
t,f sr.sH i4n'lse tbst - rFaF or bss only
o frat lF1ist o. H. Don't B8iss tsis isJsJot'
tgss4y al GSptgls ss2-1 now for Hetalss
al srCai rtHent 20 lHtpsct.
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MARINES HOP OFF
ON MANAGUA FLIGHT
Big Transport Plane Leaves Miami
for Nicaragua With Officer
and Two Men Aboard.

b. the Assori3ted Press
MIAMI, Fla. February TN a three
motored Fokker monoplane, destined
for service with u. S. Marine troops in
Nicaragua. Lieut.. George II. ToTner and
two fellow flyers took off at Sis am,
Eastern standard time, today on a pro-
jected nonstop flight 10 Managua
Second Lieut.. James 3. McHuzl1,
radioman and relief pilot. and Corpl.
r.voert Wenc, mechanic. were the other
occupants Of the huge transport plane
when 1t rose into the moonlight TO BE-
gin IFS l,000-miie voyage. Ideal wealth
or conditions prevailed along all the
route, aided by northeast breeze.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, Being . Two-story
Brick Dwelling, known as
223l Tenth Street Northwest.

By virtue OF 3 certain deed OF trust 70.
land records OF the Districs OF Columbia,
snd e The request Of the ,par.,ss secured
auction. In front Of sbs prsmisss, on THTRs.
n Pax rHf Fo GRIS55sS 6SK ks a e. telsY
District of Columbia and being lot numbered
eighiy-nine $500 in square numbered three
hundred and hfty.seven 1887. a. described
In said deed of trust upon the following
terms:
Terms OF sale: All cash. Taxes and inter.
est paid or adjusted to the date of sale: all
conseyancing recording. etc. at the cost OF
purchaser good title no sale. deposit
Of $500 will he required at The time Of sale
and settlement Ia bs Within 80 days from
date of sale. OF deposit forfeited and the
property resoid At the cost and risk of the
deiauliins pnrcha.er after hyc 80 days
some Washington newspaper,
D. FRANCIS SAUL.
No oob 18th 50. NV.
J, WHITLEY JACOBS,
No. o26 18th 50. NV
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An automatic telephone switchboard
which permitted the user 20 operate
the dial and watch the apparatus COM
plete the connection vas exhibited a. a
recent exposition in Melbourne, Aus
tralia
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE THREE.
STORY hkiI,K nliiInlNI CONTAIN.
ING sToHE AND ArAhTMENTs
kN1wH .As. rHEMisLs NOS a0ts'

- oo5o sThIEf SOUTHWEST,
NY virtue Vt . certain deed 81 trust dated
s.n,embar 10 IDa7 hsins Instrument No
J "b7 recorded September II 1897 among
tho land Faeofds Ut tho district of Coiumhia
and q. The regue.. II tho nA'ty secared
GM'esjrx 20" rhi III '} sIsia ~ g''st rE q
HAIRY Ap ioas, AT THREE O'CLOCK
ses situate IN iha Die,tR, al C"mmhls aud
designated 40 aud ietnK part II lot ~ ~
sauafs Jos as more fully dessrthesi Ia sail
deed u trust and known t0r purposes Of
sssessusnt AMI taxation rs lot NJ. SQUARE
las
Termst Sold subject 10 a prior deed OF
ifuat for h 10 900 further paftieuafs Of
which viii hr announced al tiHa Ut sale
The purchase price atoys ssld trust 10 bs
paid 10 cash deposit IT $500 required
EonyesaHeinF tse0rdns etc. al che puC,
ehasrF's epst Terms 10 In complied With
isiisd and ihs property may he ADVERTISED
and rsseN al the discrstlan af the trustees
.,.... RoBEif b XSbhs
Aal.fs3.Aee Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY hRIGR TunDiNG' 10. 1855

STORY BRICK EunDiNG' no. 1855
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust dated
August 10. 1927 and recorded September 80
1927 among the land records al the District
Of Columbia. and At tho regnes, Of the party
secured thereby. tho undersigned trustees
w ,s .a,r , for sale o. pRfi SuFap II t[2q'
b. p.Y e' on p'e piEnaraRY' p i.as Ih nT ffTfitn
O'clock PM. the foloHing described iand
nahia 10 vii 10, Nc, %is Of Thomas "
smith q snbfiVision Of IotK 10 block ~
"I.on' Meadow" V Dsr plsi recorded in The
Columbia IN Liter "a NJ folio 80
Term. Of sale The abose property will be
sold subject IL MinT desd ~ trust Tor
~ 80 90 a, dH %. due Aprti ~ iDaD
talsn.e cash deposit Of $500 90 e;
eonvsyanclng, recording and no,sriai fees al
oi,sd With ~i,hin 80 days from day q sale
seii the properiy al Tho risk and cost Of the
hefanlnnS purchaser atter i've days adver.
published In the city q WashinFton D G.
DWIGHT X. TIhEY
AL f6fs sxsn Trustees,
WGQTfH Fn n Gf.E
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
HOS. J. OWEN 4 son, ACCTfoEEERS
AIS Eve Street Northwest.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALUAB1,E REAL
ESTATE BENG 4 TMO:STORY AND
CELLAR SIx-ROOM AND BATH. BRICK
DWELLfNG KNOWN AS 5525 KANSAS
AVE NV
Bv virtue Of = certain deed OF trust re.
corded April II 1927, as instrument No. 1874
Of the land recGrtis of the District of Colunl
hia. and At the request of the parties secured
thereby the undersigned will sell at puili,
auction ~ frun. of the premises on FRI
DAY. THE TENTH DAY OF FEBRUAkY
1898 AT THREE-THlRTY O'CLOCK Pm.
the following described land and premises,
situate in the District Of Columbia and being
lot numbered hfty-one t5li in square mum.
hered thirty three hundred and thirty-one
1881 as described in said deed of trust.
upon the following terms:
Purchaser TO- pay one-third OF the purchase
price in caeh the balance in two installfnents
IN one and TWO years respecavely. with IN.
terest ut the rate OF q per annum. and se-
cured by deed OF trust on the property sold.
or all cash. At the option OF the purchaser;
taxes and interest paid or adjusted 20 the
date NJ sale: all conveysncing. recording etc.
at the cost of purchaser: good title or no
sale: . deposit OF 5000 viii he required at
the time of sale and settlement 10 be made
within thirtv days from fhe date of sale o.
denosif rfeited and the property resold at
fhe cost md risk of the defaHlfing purchaker
after Are dart' Deeyious advertisement oil
sach resSle In some Washington nHwspaper
B FRANCIS SAIL
ply 18th st
j wRU.TY JACOBS
ac5 18th anw
iaai dtds "xsu T-ussefs
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REDCCED ST 900 FOR QUICK SALE.
BIG 0.RoOM NV. HONE-3 PORCHES.
ONLY 81 $1,000 A MONTH.
N.W.-Colored-Sacrihce

. OWNER LEAVING TOWN
- $50 downtown: modern trick home
with Arge rooms and cement garage 3
heAutlful bedrooms. open fireplace hardwood
floors upstairs and down: prewar home ele.
gantiy moderuized and within walking dis
sectlon: q few rooms and garage rented NJ
$50 20 persons who win remain: easy terms
arranged.
Phone or call at once. 40 this property
wlh be sold soon: there 10 nothing else 10
town 90 rare
SHOWALTER REALTY CO..
INA varrnnu4 awn
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N,I.YoS srR ,<sr k6Fw. Attorney I;'Ii'

IN TIE S,'pREMc CONT o. ras rs
trirt ~ Colnnsh. =. --~N'hir~.t bH\jrS ~
wiss kn"wn ss t;e,rS~ r,'wsr' NAsAlN> f&'
tenian, --HemItv NJ. .Tsei -~-fee "NN~-s ~
marriage texWr~n Inc rsssntlT MiNt~Nf ny
lev Na,stoy ARA the ,srfem'sct FnS',~
NJ al,lsx ptheru ,se k'cwn as IseaFxr Nsf~ -
Nsh.ox On r,>tion az tNs nlalauw Is -
This sa,h dan % isnuarv lasS t>s>'rTeH teai
the defendant Ee,hrse Z NshH< Hthr We
SonesraysS to he eaterHst heSraa on er NefAFT
The fagti.th dav exclusive ~ >undsN< 49,
les al halidaV< os<'nrrntS S'tes the "N N Ky
nrst manifestation, ~ this arylsr, otherwise tht
esnsA Viii ~ nrS~e<<te>. with ~ 50 Tsss -
default Provided \ INV Nf 4htS NsNsS% F%
nnt,'iS hesl t>s,rn w~ek Tor tAy%e Sst,~S>>!Et
Mpeks in the Washington Law key~"te2 ~
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FRNNN y Tls<\t>WNAN NteYS ~
tEF A~RFtARn Asst tfrJA ~ - II
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sALY or CERTAIN SHARES or sTOCY
OY THE GRiPFfTH COAL CORPORA.

nav 4 WpsfgYyR soN Ane,lo,.s,.
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oronGN n MenkKuuYr. Atssroe,,


st'rHENe CotRT OF TSs rtSrHN>c OF
Cotamt,A hn(llak Probate CHstts ~ Ss{asv
~ nAnte} y NVAdtntS. tSeNs~est ~~. NJ
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ttaa Asstus 3s<se2, a,s,te aesv,n t,r esrcate -
she last Wit ae3 trstsy>eaS Nt ~sS.f s'H,vt<sN'
stet Sur teiseFs testNN.entSrS SSsd SSg tte ~
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uarN A n ta%S tina, C%tAeyt'Ne N.>\Nte~s :
others sceg~rnN,s ApreAr ta ssta s>'Ggt ~
NnnsiAv the N%th AAS et reNeaSrv II
hoes At ~ a'es<.4>k ~ ~ shAN cause " N
such aralleAgiaa sha9M vet ~ SrseseA let
notice hereof ~ puAttsheA " the WssAiRSt>ss'
law KercVtsP and The EVentNg Star Neee w
each cf three saS<esstse weeks t>et,ye tAe
retura asy heFeia mentioned ina arst pnhst>a,
. ., 70 h. 70, 'eews sess se,t'S 9sS s+s"ey
Mstice ,SeNA Attest JOHN SAEtt
peraty Register 81 MOis or the nastrset ~
calue,eiA C(esk 81 The Probate ceusS
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THos. J. OWEN q SON ArCTioSEERS
l426 EYE ST NV
THoS OWEN 4 SON Af'cTI0NEEns
i435 EYE ST NV

l43S EYE ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING KNOWN As PREMISES
NO. l64S RoSEDALE STREET NORTH.
EAST
~ virtue of q certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded In LATER No. 1857 folio 1873 ef SEQ.
Of tho land records OF the. District " Column:
thereby. ths undersigned trustees Will sell at
sqpSlae Sue: 4g i9 fson rent Of the p,eri,es %
AIRY. AD, 1925. AT THREE Thirty
O'CLOCK Pm the following described land
and premisex situate In the District OF Co
lunbaa and Designated a. snd being tot ~
In the American Security and Trust Company
and William II. Aanogue's subdivision Of
block 81 Underwood" as said subdivision
10 recorded in the once OF the surveyor OF
the District of Columbia in Liber County 8,
AZ folio 90 subject 10 right of way for
sewer. Said block 81 assessed % square
Terms. Sold subject la a ,rior reed of
trust for 81 500 further particulars Of which
viii b announced Al time OF sale: tho pnr.
chase price above said trust to re paid IN
cash A deposit Of $500 required Convey.
mncins recording, etc. at purchasers eost.
Terfns 10 he complied with within thirty
lays. otherwise deposit forfeited and The
properly may De advertised and resold Al
tbs discretion OF the trustees
~ WILLIAM l. CRANE.
feg 49HD
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NEAR 9TH AND e SITS S,E.
a. re-. 2Gt we t ss'h s,4s. nSo.s 81 XII
pnss s. afy
TOHN QUINN CO, nc.
Rsan sl4B EOS 18Th st NV
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THos j. OWEN SON ArCrIoNrERs
l3.b EYE ST. NV.


Nv virtue u a certain eo,iatersi no,s dated
washinstan II. O.. May ~ 1877. nay able
six nonihs after date. default having oc,
the reaueat Of the holder thersnf We viii
cell al public anotian, within our ON y i+"S
Eve ~ n.~ 90 THURSDAY THE NiNTH
DAY OF FEbHt AIRY, AID l03A AT TWO
DCIhk pm tha collateral named the,sin
= Wit One secand tfittt real estate nate
tor ~ 900 sfoufed on lat II la square a724
Tertns All cash All parties In interest
taks notice
THOs J OWEN 4 SON
fet AuttinueeFs
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ADAM A. wEsCHEER 4 son. Anctioneer.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, No. 72S
Park Road NV.

corded In Ahcr 5soa, folio 3a3 ct SEQ. :.
Of the land records of the District of Column.
bia. and At the request of the party occurred
Thereby. the unders.gned trustees win offer
ppemtsss. :" On WEbsfspAY. Tux TwHNTfYso.
EIGHTH DAY. or DECEMBER 1897. At
FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the following described
land and premises, situate In the District OF
Columbia Ia Wit: Lot ~ In Herbert y 1vers'
snbiiv son Of lots 81 and IS Ia block 10 In
Tatd md BROWNS suElsision u part Of
MI ris s.an and r r Plains; a.
ior. the nstric, Of Columbia, IN Liner IS at
folio 81, said block 10 now known for pur.
.sp4
Terms of sale: The above property will
hs sold subject 20 = prior deed OF trust for
Sf.75tlQO q y p. due june z. 1899 bal
ance all cash A deposit OF 5000 90 required
at sale, All eonveyancing., reeordlnK and
nothriai fees ~ cost Of purchaser. Terms In
be complied with within thirty days from
day OF sale. oth.rwise the trustees reserve
and "0st OF the detaultinK purchaser after
Ave DAYS a'iVertiserl.nt of such resale In
some newspaper published In the City of
Washington. ID. &.
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JOSEPH l. TEPPHR.
DAVID l.. Bl.ANkES.

GyTHE PURCHASER OF THE ABovE.pE.
r'Tibed property having failed Ia com.
ply with the terms thereof the un.
tIerssnri trustees viii resell said property
by pnnit" sn"tian. II front II the nrenl, sos
ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY TENTH 1925
AT F0GR O'CLOCK Pm NJ risk and eos,
OF said purchaser
JOSEPH t. TEPPER
DAVID l.. DI.ANkEN
ft4 80 Trustees
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THOS OWEN SON AUCTlONEERS
iA2h Eve 81 NV.
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OFFER SUM MER TRIPS
ON HOLIDAY YACHTS
Shipping Companies in Britain
Catering to Demand for Special
Service on Cruises.

GLASGOW. Scotland OPl.-Holidays
afioat are increasing in popularity with
people of Great Britain, and shipping
companies are catering for these by
putting into service a number of small
liners. which are called holiday
yachts"
Summer passages from and to princi-
pal ports in Scotland. England and Ire
land are already scheduled and advance
bookings numerous. The many Scott
ish "firths" are among the attractions,
and a trip lasting from to IL days
will cost the tripper from e. to f12
The tourist who wishes TO journey
further afield is being catered for
aboard larger boats scheduled to run on
81 different cruises during the season.
including runs across to Norway, to
Spain, Portugal and Morocco. TO the
Mediterranean ports or to Greece and
Constantinople Charges for this varied
program range according to the time
and length of journey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22
OLDEST INHABITANTS
TO HEAR SUMME RALL
Chief of Staff to Deliver Address
at Fourth of July Cele-
bration.

Mai. Gen. Charles p. Summerall CHIEF
of staff. United States Army, will de-
liver the principal address at the an
nual Fourth of July celebration to be
held by the Association of Oldest In
hsbitants of the District of Columbia
at the Old Union Engine House.
A business meeting will open the cele-
bration at IL o'clock, and the patriotic
exercises will begin at IL. with lunch
con to follow. The occasion will be the
ninety-first anniversary Of the building
of the Old Union Engine House.
The opening business session will be
presided over by John Clagett Proctor
vice president, while the patriotic ex-
ercises will be presided over by Wash
ington Topham, vice president. The
invocation will be pronounced by DR.
Mark Depp. pastor of Calvary M. E
Church. The Declaration of Indepen-
dence will be read by Charles A. Lang
ley, vice president. and musical pro-
gram will be presented by Miss Leona
Keller Bixler, Mrs. S. B. Daugherty anc
Mrs. Lillian r. Latham, accompanist.
The entertainment committee ir
charge includes: Mr.. Topham, chair
man; Henry l.. Bryan, Percy B. Israel
DR.. Benjamin w. Sunny. Fred A. En-
cry, Mr.. Proctor and j. Eliot Wright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22
REALTY SALES CODE.
PROPOSED At MEET.
Rules for SubdividerS Held
ADDED Protection for
Buyers.

BY the Associated Press,
LOUISVILLE, June ga stringent
code governing development and sale of
subdivision property was presented to
the National Association of Real Estate
Boards yesterday by the home builders
and subdividers division of the associa-
ton.
The code will be acted upon by the
national convention before adjourn
ment 1t constitutes definite set of
commitments to which all Subdividers
holding membership in the organiza-
ton would be held in their business
practices and would be an added pro-
lection to the buyer of subdivision
property, the divisional organization
pointed out.
The code would insure public utilities
improvements as advertised by the sub
divider, and would assure purchasers OF
property outside city limits which is
cut up into building lots that he would
buy it as labeled acreage, and not as
improved property.
Harry Culver of California will be
nominated as president, 1t was decided.
Culver's name heads a long list of
officers selected for presentation. Other
selections include II. S. Kissell. SPRING
field, Ohio as first vice president H. E.
Rose, st. GATHERINGS. Ontario. third
vice president; l.. E. Brown, jr.. Rich
mond, Va, fourth vice president: w. w.
Butts. St. Louis. fifth vice president,
and E. G. Krumrine. Chicago. treasurer
Railroads of Germany arc now held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22
HOPE FOR MANTELL SLIM.
Physicians Report Actor Critically
Ill in New Jersey,

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. j., June
% OPl.-Physicians last night said they
held little hope Of recovery of Robert
Bruce Mantell, noted tragedian, who is
critically iii at his home. Brucewood.
! from a complication of ailments, which
he suffered during the Winter.
| He was obliged TO return here about
six weeks ago from a tour In which he
was appearing in Shakespearean plays.
With him are his wife. Mrs. Genevieve
/ Hamper Mantell. and their son Bruce, a
student in Detroit University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22

Special Dispatch to The star.
BALTIMORE. June 22.-Robert T,
Pell, r. Marion Law and David B.
Karrick of Chevy Chase have formed
a company and incorporated under the
State laws OF MARYLAND to publish a
news review under the name of Affairs,
Inc. The Office of the company. ac-
cording to the incorporation papers, is
located at 64o0 Rockville road, Chevy
Chase. and the company is incorpor-
ated with capital stock Of 500 shares
of no par value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22

Railroads of Germany are now held
responsible for loss or damage to bag
gage regardless whether such us due to
negligence of the road.
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RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. 7.
PRINCESS

Ocean end So. Carolina Ave. Built of brick
ard stone. Open all year. $3.50 up dly. Spec.
wkly. American Plan. ee-tsble. Bathiug
from hetel. Rpn'g water IN all rooms, Priv,
baths. Capacity SEQ. All white services; Or
chestrs. dancing; new modern dance floor
Vator from street level Europ. Plan 81 SO
lid dly, Tklt, s. auto road map free, Phone
CpANS tewn q Mry
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MAJORITY STOCKHOLDERS
RESIST NEWSPAPER SALE
Amended Negotiations to Force
Transfer of Atlanta Constitution
by Suit Is Opposed.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, June 22.-Further agree
ments to negotiations for the sale of
the Atlanta Constitution were declined
yesterday In an answer filed by the
majority stockholders. to the amended
suit of Luke Lea and Rogers Caldwell
of Nashville, Tenn. seeking to force the
sale of the paper to them for sum OF
slightly more than $4,000.
The original suit filed In Federal Dis
trict Court sought to force delivery OF
the stock of the paper at little more
than $4,000 on claims that an audit
of the Constitutions earnings did not
Justify the agreed price of $1.050000.
The amendment filed few days ago
offered to let the trial judge fix just
and reasonable price reduction from
the original purchase agreement.
In their answer filed today, the ma
jority stockholders. Messrs. Clark Howell.
sr.: Albert Howell, jr and Clark Howell,
jr.. decline to negotiate further with
Messrs Lea and Caldwell as suggested
in the amendment filed this week. They
set forth in their answer, that the
earnings of the paper in 1926 was
greater by $4,000 than is claimed in
negotiations with the Nashville men.
The suit is set for hearing before
Judge Samuel H. Sibley in Federal
District Court Saturday.
Private exhibitions of new models OF
American automobiles were held in Po-
land this year
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BISHOP TO BE CHOSEN.

I Successor to Prelate, Recently As
sassinated, Due in September.
CHARLESTON, S. c., June % (P1.-
The council of the South Carolina do
cese of the Protestant Episcopal Church
will select bishop to succeed the late
William A. Query in meeting at Flor
ence on September l8.
Bishop Query was shot and fatally
! wounded by the Rev. J. II. woodward of
Brunswick. Ga. several weeks ago. After
lingering a week or more he died the
night of June IL. Woodward. after
shooting the bishop turned the gun on
himself and committed suicide.
The council will choose a bishop from
among the clergy of the diocese, 1t is
believed
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RESORTS.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD.

Braddock Heights, Md.
On Top of Blue Ridge Mountains
- Miles From Washington
HOTEL BRADDOCK
NJ. ]. Croghan. MGR.
VALLEY VIEW INN AND
COTTAGES
Hammond d Oherlander
SEACHRlST MOUNTAIN
HOUSE
Mrs. ]. w. Seachrist
CAMP SCHLEY INN
Miss Clara Z. CobientG
THE FAlRMONT
Miss Anne Keiauver
HAYES COTTAGE
Mrs. Josephine Hayes
THE BRAETHORN
Mrs. Clarence w. Rudy
KELLER'S INN
Miss C. E. Keller
REST COTTAGE
Miss Louise c. Blum
SUNSET VIEW
]. w. Harley
BELMONT COTTAGE
Miss Mary Fulmer
THE STONEHURST COTTAGE
Mrs. G. O. Hotel. Prop.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS GARAGE
Zimmerman Bros.
FREDERICK DAHLIA
GARDENS
Braddoek Heishts. Nd
Blue Ridge Transportation Co. buses
leave Raleigh Hotel 7:30, $50. IL: 80. 4,
s. On Saturdays extra bus leaves at $50.
Also reached By B. e. o.
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Just think-itwas only few months ago
that most people didn't know ,chaf they
wanted for breakfast. Millions know
now. They've discovered MuffetS!
Have youp If not, tune your appetite
to this picture! Whole wheat, cooked.
drawn to a filmy-thin ribbon. Wound
round and round to muffin shapeand size.
Baked. Toasted hutternut brown. Light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22

To complete the South London Twen-
ty-five Churches Fund. the Bishop of
Southwark England. recently sat In
Southwark Cathedral for IL hours con-
tinuouslY.
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of Appeals, entered a decree setting
asitia an order of the interstate Com
merce Commission of July. 1925. wfichs
required the Eastern railroads to pay1
the transfer charges on westbounI
freight.