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Evening star., 1928-05-10
MUSICAL TREATS
ON AIR TONIGHT
Numerous SpeciaIties on Pro-
gram of Varied Radio En-
tertainment.

Two dozen selections, including spe-
cialties by the accordion, trumpet, banjo,
guitar, trombone and other instruments
will be heard In the Dodge Presenta-
ton through WRC at o'clock this
evening. A large number OF popular and
well known radio artists. including Erva
Giles and Vaughn de Leath viii take
part in the program.
A thirty-minute broadcast containing
practically all popular selections will be
presented by the Hoover SentineIs at
1880 o'clock. Among the numbers are
Thine Alone" good song from Vic
tor Herberts opera Eileen: "Bluebird.
Sing Me Song" and a special arrange
n1ent Of Dvorak's "Humoresque.
The overture to Suppe's THE Lovely
Galatea." an opera which parodies the
Greek story Of Pygmalton and Galatea,
will be played as the opening number
In the hour Of Slumber Music, which
will be broadcast arc 10 O'Clock. The
Slunber Music String Sextet. directed
by Ludwig Lauer. also will play selec-
tions from Gounod's Faust" Kramer's
In Elizabethan Days" Rameau's Bal
let Suite" and McDowells Revere"
Two popular entertainers. Kin Carroll
and Erma Calvert, will again feature
the W., B. & A. Hour, to be heard through
WRC at 3 O'Clock. The program m
cludes Back in Your Own Back Yard"
Rain" What Are You Waiting for,
Mary" Together" "I'1l Think of You"
Blue River" Since My Best Girl
Turned Me Down" and Mary Ann"
The weekly concert of the Army Band
and q broadcast Of the program inch
dental to the annual dinner Of the
United States Chamber of Commerce
at the Washington Auditorium are the
principal attractions tonight Of WMAL.
The Chamber Of Commerce dinner pro-
gram includes addresses by Lewis E.
Pierson, president of the organization.
and DR.. Alberto Pirelli Of Milan, Italy,
president Of the international chamber,
and music by the Stonewall Brigade
Band OF Staunton, Va.
The daily meeting Of the Thirty Club
and talk prepared by Science Service
on Modern Wren Marriages" are other
WMAI features.
Every 0irl an American Beauty
Product" playlet by the Girl Scouts
Of Washington. will be broadcast by
WRHF at 8 o'clock this evening as the
concluding feature Of the radio Child
Health day program.
WRHF also has scheduled a dinner
| concert. a special program by the Flo
rists' Telegraph Delivery Association
and a resume Of news events by the
Town Crier.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

p.m.--Dodge presentation.
1880 pm.--Hoover Sentinels.
p.m.-W. B. e A. Entertainers
$50 p.m.--rotornac Electric Power
Go. Concert Orchestra.
p.m.--Halsey-Stuart presentation.
$50 p.m.-Correct time
$50 Educational String Quartet.
10 p.rn.--Slumher music.
II prn.--Weather forecast.
Early Program Tomorrow.
64s a,rfi.-Tower health exercises.
1Io a,m--Parnassus Trio,
1880 TO f:50 A.fn,--Cheerio.
am.--pr, Royal s. Copeland hour.
10 A.rh.--Studio program,
tute
1880 m.--1Studio program.
II a.rh,--Craar recital.
il;AS a.In.~-ralais dor Orchestra.
i2;as p.Ea,--Stndic program.
m,A-Lotus Restaurant Orchestra.
p,m.-PArnasSus Trio.
2lo pm.-~Studio program.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
WRHF to Be Linked
With 49 Stations
Sunday Afternoon

wRHF will be . link In q Nation-
vide chain of so stations which will
broadcast Sunday afternoon an ad-
dress by Judge j. r. Rutherford,
president of the International Bible
, Students Association. Judge Ruth
erford will speak from 2 10 3 o'clock
in the Grand Theater in Albany.
N.
Incidentally. this viii be the first
time that WRHF has been connected
with an out-of-town or chain Of
stations for broadcaSting q national
radio event. wGY in Schenectady
win serve as the KEY station In the
network. and wRHF will be con-
nected with 1t direct by long-diS-
tance telephone circuit.
Judge Rutherford. II will be re-
called, spoke over network OF
National Broadcasting Co. stations
last year from Toronto. Canada,
Evening star., 1928-05-10
MAURICE GREENBAUM.
JAMES G. SOLLEEBERGER.
Dist. Natl. Bank BldE..
Thos. ,SS OVEN s S., SON AiEscTIoNEEks
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, Apart
ment House and Business
Property, 201 | Street NV.

BY virtue. Of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded ~ I.Ioer No $500. folio 25S ct SEQ.
cure: thereby the undersigned trustees will
SSy on aS aSsSAY gRr, y ags Il y SiiS SiSE
O'Clock PM. the following described. land
and preI.Iises. situate In the City OF Wash
ington, Dtstrict OF Columbia and DESIGNATED
~ ard being part Of lot numbered gFie Il
numbered Ave hundred and sixty i560l as
Der plnt recorded N the Office Of the str-
v"ynr for The District Of Columbia in Liber
II at folio i2B. beginning for the same at the
west along Eye street 4S feet: thence north
and parallel with Second street i34 SO feet,
theme east along the rear and south line of
lot numbered twenty-one i2l as per plat
at folio SS &, Serond street fS feet; thence
south along the weat line of Second etreet
I35 ,bb feet tu point of beginning subject
20 agreement recorded In Liber J A. g. 100.
Of Columbia establishing a building line re-
striction OF 90 feet north of the north lire
of Eve street
Terms OF SAFE: one.thrd of the purchase
eauai instalimerts. payable in one and two
years, with interest at per cent per annum.
payahie semi annually. from day of sale. Ae-
sIred by deed Of ,rst II. properly
chaser. 4 1eposit Of $500 viii be required
~ time OF sale All conveSancinR. recording.
etc. al cost OF purchaser. Terms OF sals 20
sy d q .s KIN we" ,es ny d. s
cost Of defaultlne purchaser after hve days'
advertisement Of such resale 10 some news.
p'ner published In TpSRyE TWpsSshR,yyEteen. s. Ran r. Gia
ALLEN G, CLARK
mySH 10 l. s14, lh..7 .iR1g21 Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS

6:3O-Coward Comfort hour; fnu.
sical feature-wEAF. wEEf.
VITO. WAR, WTAG.
WCSH.
7:o0--ltetold Tales: THE Choir
Of mathenatics"--
WIZ, wHAM. KDKA, kyw,
wJR.
7:3o--Arnpico program: Joseph
Lhevinne, pianist WIZ,
WHz, WBAf., wHAM, KDKA,
WLW, WJE. KYW.
7::30--Hoover Sentinels: popular
wEAF. WEEI, VII. wRC,
WGY. WCAE. wTAM, WWJ,
WSAI, WEBB, wHAS, wsM,
VINO, WSB.
8:00--Maxwei hotir: Gervasi and
Glenn---WJz. WHz, wBAI,
wHAM, KDKA, wLw, wJfs.
WHA6, WSM. VINO, wSB,
WHIT. wRvA. WAX.
e;00-Old Counselor: advice and
music-WEAF. WEEr, VITO.
WAR, WTAG, WCSH. WIFI.
WRC, W0x. WoR. WCAE,
wwJ. WSAI, wHAe. VINO,
WSB. wBT.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
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Evening star., 1928-05-10
POTOMAC ANNEXATION
HEARINGS POSTPONED
Date for Resumption Of Alexan-
Observation-Disclosures Legal
Fight to Await New Judge.

Special Dispatch 70 The star
ALEXANDRIA, Va. May l0.-Alex-
andrias Potomac annexation case
against Arlington and Fairfax Counties.
set for resumption yesterday in the Ar
hngton County Courthouse after an ad-
1ournment since April 81, has been
postponed pending the appointment Of
Judge by Gov. Harry Flood Byrd TO
MI the vacancy caused by the death
Sunday OF Judge Samuel G. Brent. one
Of the three judges hearing the case.
A date for the resumption Of the case
viii be settled as soon as Gov. Byrd
makes known his selection OF the new
judge.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
THOe. J OWN A. son. AuCTf0gEERs,
1923 EYE sT. N.W

TRUsTEKs. SALE OF VALUABLE SEM:
S!sssfRlSpSs ssSS XIII ssSSs$Ssgsrr rss ".
rseofds@ IN iIbef No. aDoJs foils il Il va.
o' the land records of the. DlstFipt 10 C0luru.
bla ed n .hs rsapesf % ihA psrig S.enredI
kEsIPASp Tyls III sAIt 4Il2 glEs 9SSlIEo3E
pN. fhs fol)owlne sdsserIbsd .Iaid aId prem,
feslgpatsd IS ard being the north yfsterly 90
feet bs thf fDil asDfh thereof 1f lot ~ tn
Ian ., Wiphix oF :. ira'f ol land Failed
'IFrieB6shp" - per Mat recorded iB County
BOOK gl Il pss. n I,s 2ttises Of The sif'
T.Fpg s9ld spbiset % prlnr deed ~
whieH VII tA announced ~ time ~ sale tb.
purchase pftee ab9Ye .sald trust - be paid
hi cash 4 deD1sit ~ 1900 fehnifef, Con'
sgfgane,ns recording slc.. y garehaseFs cot
dass otherwise dkposit forfeited aud the
nropsFtg inas ~ sdysftissd and fes0Id at
"' ''''''''" $Ss8seS2ffSyT5SfTg II III S2ffyT T5SfTgassyg ssyg
my9 IGf21BTT Trustees,
Evening star., 1928-05-10
REEEhy Z. aEtzARR..
my1oI1.ia1s.te.1s1e.asas.a4
THos J. OWEN SON. AucTfoNEERs.
I425 EYE ST. NV.
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PivE Rooms. AID BATH. kEoNE al

TRUSTEES. SALE. .pH vALUAHLE REAL,
yiyfF H2SS;s S2SSs sfnEEsTF EfTH st,sfIElalf 6ESME
corded as rt"f e r q xo cer ss aese q 70 o 'fp RI s
the land records OF the District of coiun,bia.
thereby. the undersigned viii scii nj pnhltc
gnetion. in isgnt ai ihe be-, pt]emi;es ] q, wFi,.
NV ESpAHo ioes Thtr Br TTTST5ifihTY TTnTaSEr,THihTY Bef9k TX
? NJ. the following alnsetibed land and prem:
lses situate IN the District 0f colnmbla, and
being lot numbered tilneteen lth) IN s1ufre
nnnberef forty h,l9dssd sd :is,.en laois,
Terms Of sale. Said propstty IL snbiaet
tn a prior deed nf trliet securing an tHdhht.
efness Of ~. 100 and seid pfoDefty viii he
soh subject TO .aid deed Of trust indebted.
said deed ~ trust one-third 10 20 be paid n
cash and the balance 10 two equal install.
interest at the rate of ~ per annnn.
deed OF trust iIn0n the pFnuefty sold or ali
cash. ~ the 0pti0n of the purchaser Inter.
est ard taxes o. he paid 0r adjusted ~ date
Of sale denosit 0f 500 will he required
oqrdirg rte at thu enst % nurehsser Terms
~ sale 10 be complied with within thirte
f3Ul DAYS fPprU day ~ sale. otherwise deposit
viii he forfeited a1d property Fes0ld at risk
snd cast ~ defsnltlng purchaser after DTe
fBb days advertisement ~ stch resale In
sGn-e Newspaper published IN WHshinaten.
u FRANCIS SAUL.
No, 09B 18th 81 NV
No. D2b 18th 81 NV.
nviOIttei41s.i7IsIo,ac.a ~
Evening star., 1928-05-10
THDg. ]. OWN A. SON. AIiCTIOAEERs.
t42k EYE eT. NV.
TRusTEEs' SALE or. yALDAHLB -EEML
esEEjgEp saEtds. aB' .Iss fgEkFIstSsf EkkFIstSsf fE55ssB fa5sB


,.l,A:g ?, s'is i &c ssr's, ss es;s & e . sa, ss
bIs And II ihs rsanss. ~ 1bs party Aeograd
Thereby ibs HndeFsFHsd tfnstsea will sell ~
sEaA ;,''ffG fGal. " isSrgs sD'jgV, S
i's tsfld1,5s 5sds .d,it,es A J"hId Isnd III piamsSt
sliusis In The District ~ Columbia and dess.
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sagsfs. Is59 n = Fibdtslsl2' 9thls ps nls VIZ
fFfleagstgf, ~ lby ptsl geeosled lti C0Dnts
Eaes III ii ogse 4 III lbs eDl,F ~ the ear.
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sstisI Nv ss b1S further bsflleAlqis ,ot
lbq ggfrbsss a,iaa. sbags tpld lEgsi ~ lF
psit IN Bash A depaht hf kaOn reqtllfsd
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esR Tsfais ~ ~ sDTlplls9 .wllb Nithlq
shSgty dsss. Otherwise dsO4sit fatIsttsa and
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Evening star., 1928-05-10
THos. 4. OWEN A sow, AfJCTIoNEERs.
14aB EYE AT NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or THREE STORY
iasS fAA tatEssT" xS%asFawEsff s % ksf~,..s as..s
ss ts.ssor1a s sg2 ss sf'"f "fo4S SS''fssSs sas n Il.
records of the District of Columbia. and at
ihe fenneht uf the DArtg aecflfen thereby. the
nndersigDsd trustees viii sell Al public anf..
llon wiihin The ofins Of Th9sI Oven 4
AZ TwHo o'iccfbck" 'p.a. lhs lolio~inr..
described ianH and Dseu,lses. sstnats IN the
District of Columbia and desienatrd a. and
heinR lot i5A. squars 235s premises 1879
w street north weet
Terms sold sabIers 10 q prior deed NJ
tfnst for $500. further PARTICULARS 0t
which win be aBn9iIneed At time Of sale; the
purchase nrine ahgYe said trust 10 be maid
N cash A dsDOsit ~ $500 ttanired Con.
yss sanstng recording etc st the puTchaser Z
fgDst Terms 20 BE- complied with within
fhifts DAYS. otherwlae deposit forfeited and
the uFopfrfy may he advertised and Fesold ~
the discretion ~ the -tFnsiett.
En1tfnRsKmfs D 1ktossppashkkRc
nnys101214Is TFnstset.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
IHUS, j UN EN NVN.t A!VF EvtSF F8EsEN"t
1925 Eve Street Northwest,
Trustees Sale of Valuable Four.
Story Brick Apartment House
Known as "The Ravens
wood" 1466 Columbia Road
Northwest.

Rv virtue ot certain deed OF trust. dated
June g. ino8 recorded .Iune Z, 1920, among
the land records Of the District of Columbia
in Tiber No BTpl folio 1910. default having
occurred therein and Al TIC request Of the
rustees viii sell at pMhir 9uct3nI, y pdtr tr9Tt
FESTH 6xY oF MAY. Al. inas,. Ar
THREE O'CLOCK the fplluyingg; ;iesctibe,i
land aud promises. situate in the District OF
Columbia aud designated as and hcinT lot
eighty four tS4 in sdtIare twenty'siE nun
,lred and seventy t2B10l OF Harry M. bra.
loves sunfie ision. as nor Mai recorded - ~
l. haf II folio 10 of the records OF the once
90 The surveyor OF the District OF COLUMBIA !:
subject TO the building RESTRICTION hnee
twrrtv t2oi feet from the south line oi
Columbia road established and. SHOWN on
Mat recorded IN Lther No, 90 folio 80. OF
the aforesaid surveyors office records, anh
subject 20 covenants and restrictions OF rec
Terms. Sold subject 70 A prior deed Of
trnst in the amount of S7. 500. further par.
uculara tf which will I've announced nj time
nf saie. The nurchase price above said trust ~
cash or certified check reaured. Conyeyancc'
Terms 10 I've comnlied with. within 6fteen
daya otherwise depoSit forfeited ana the
nrnnertv ntav be advertised ana rcsoid AT the
direction of the Trustees. -
N'' FRED. SCHNEIDER.
WILLIAM BRALnFE.
myS.d&ds exSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
GEO. r. LIHRINs. '
ADAM 4. WEscHTER 1 son. Aaciioncc


TRUSTEES SALE or two STORY BRICK
DWELLING NO 42a ELM ST. NV
% By v,r,ue Of 4 certain deed OF trust. duly
30l OF the land records of the Dtstrirt Of
Columbia, and At The request OF the party
;snn, ;%lI oifsr for sale by public auc,ton y
EI9.bTEEETH . EEH DAY OF MAY 1923 AT
.nsdescrihed land and premises situated N
the District. of Columbia. 10 wit Lot III
u Edward y, Drpops subdivision In sauais
1850 az per plat recorded In the ofiice II
ihe surveyor for the District Of Columbia In
Llher c9nnty ~ q folio DO together with,
lots 32 and -. Particulars at aale
Terms Of sale: The above property will
ne snh subject 10 n prior deed Of trust for
~ 10000 at 7ee now past due: balance
cash. A deposit Of 100000 required of
purchaser at time Of sale All conveyancinx.
recording and notariAl fees ~ cost OF pur.
chaser. fefmA pf sale 10 he COMPLIED with
Within thirty days from day OF sale other.
wise trustees reserve the right 10 reeetI
propefty at risk and cost of defauitine ptlf.
chaser after Ave days' advertisement OF such
resale IN some newspaper published In wash.
fngtoB. y G..
GRANVILLE G. BRADFORD.
ALBERT g. CONNER
mth.in.19 1917 Trustees
Evening star., 1928-05-10
AUCTION SALES.
sratrtG a q ssn 49,
AUCTION SALES.
- FUTURE DAYS.
THOs, J. OWEN 4 SON, AuCTioNEERs
1425 Eye ST NV.
Trustees Sale of Three Two
Story Frame D w ellings Q
Known As Premises 1872
1914 and 1916 East Capitol
GtrAef


BY virtue OF a certain dced OF trust dated
recorded Aprl 10. 1877. among the land rec.
ords of the District of Columbia. and at the
request 81 the party secured thereby the
undersiEncd trustees will snii At pnblc. auc.
i!nn,, ~ n fr2nl Egl ot he prewises, on TUESDAY
re iolowiny 'dGse.rIbed s. l9nd and pretpses @
lgnated as. and being lot 40 in square 1870
IN Kate Binders eubdivlsion.. as per plat
recorded In the Office OF the survey0r for
the District of Columbia. in Liber 20 at folio
iS1 also part OF orisinal lot in square
1910 beein,ing az the southeast corner Of
At,cat "a 10 ftct to the line of sublot 40:
III nee north no feet thence west .54 feet
Ia the lite OF n bublic alley thence north
I'm said ALLEY 1908 fort TO the northwest
corner. OF said lot 4 thence east on the. rear
line of said TOT 5000 tcet to ihc 9nrthcast
to The beginninV being nh Of original lot
! not embraced IN sublGt 40.
Terna of safe Onesthird Of the purchase
money TO he patd In cash baiauce IN two
equal installheuts. payable ~ one and two
years with interest at ak per centnnl pr
sale. secured by ierd Of trust upOn the prop
erty sold. or all cash at the option OF the
purchaser. A deposit OF 100000 will be re-
uured At time of sale. All conveyancinR.
Of sale to 5e complied with within thirty
days from day of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right t1 resell the property AT
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement of such rekale
in some newsnaper published In Washington
JACOB RoHRBACK.
GEORGE + HAEE.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
TH0S. j. OWEN SON AuCTIOEEERS,
i40S Eve Street Northwest.
rR1srEESSr EEEESSr SALE NJ g or VALUABLE Lo

TRl STEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
IN ChEVY CHASE PARK. y. c,
BY virtue ot = certain deed Of trust duty
the land records of the District Of Columbia,
aud II the iedNest of the party secured there
BY the nnder.isped tspstees, viii sell at pub
ISsF r Evs SsPs &
i,, tollowlnG lescTined lsgd and nrep,isss 81
n99m,oersd thirty three !aal and thirty -four
nered twenty.three hundred and forty
tS340l IN the subdivision known as Chevy
Chase Park as per nlAt returied in the
office. of the surveyor for the District of Co.
lumhia in County Book 81, paEe -
Terms Onc-third cash. balance in equal
tnstallments at one and two years. with int
tetest at q ber cent per anpum, payable semi.
annually from The date of sale and secured
hv deed of trust on the property sold or all
cash at the purchasers optiun. 4 deposit Of
$500 will I've required at time OF sale. All
rSnyey,an"inE and recording will Be At pur.
within tcn days. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the rtEht TO reeell Al the risk and cost
of thr defaulting purchaser
yk5gaE 1. FAxSsEsEser.
ny10l4.16.19 Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
FUTURE DAIS.
ADAM A. WEscHLEk son. 1actioneefa.
Receivers Sale of Three.Story
and Basement Brick Building
Now Used as . Hall, North.
west Corner Fifth st. and Vir.
ginia Ave. Sc, and Brick
Dwellings, Nos. 743, 745 and
747 Fifth ST. Sc.

BIZ virtue Of D decree nf the Supreme
Isu, q dsa ss otis q q1S: s Rassd n y
snea rsTsrs xl osr for sale s ], pat pnsiie
bsa E 4 yrGPs y: Piss's' 1873 81 MpH or
yorR.TH1RTY Pm The following described
9a sna prass. r, s1sis Z, e shs Disss e
saueTs sea besinnigr Tor shs 1'a same ~ !, she =
norlh1ess corner. Of fifsiaia avenue sSd ad
ofthwsstsriy siSss said virginia a avenue lnsp 81
Virginia avenue 6S feet. thence due east
and theme due south 81 feet 70 the begin.
Ming said property. pursuant TO an order
ao o os s. -'sa s. b. .ai aa * .aa saya sasrs
Eos Ee''ss ssG II as 2rss Gree. ~sss. soa.s
buii1lns Al he northwest corner f of Pifse
street and Virginia avenue southeast hereto.
S aron. s saordna.e ssaf oSses tse i25 egors ,s
Masonic Fraternity. Property wiii be Offered
silasss s.sss. e a aa entirety in four separate
sttsis - atsss.ank te tne description as shoSn
Terms: cns-taird cash. balance in two
sSry notss II tbs pnrchassr psysbIe WI pro,s ID r.s
snd tpo yessa wlth interest IL d Der cent
per .anunn from dss Of ssls. payable seml.
Sssss..r a:so.s d 1s:aaoosSso Gst'ss y ernsl q
suIred Of purchaser at sale All CONVEX.
sneanT. reesEdlnR and n0iasiai fees ~ cDst ~
p1,ssehsss;.,s, p,sss Tfrnas % e eoyngl,sd Win
s sn esss si oi sas Ssisnsns IL rsss psrSs.r Sr9s
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Evening star., 1928-05-10
AUCTION SALES
TgANFnN GnkN
THos. J. OWEN & SON, AtVTiONEERs.
lA2S EYE ST NV


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE THREE,
STORY BRICK BUILDING, SITUATE
NQRTHEA$T CORNER NEM JERSEY
AvENrE AMI ctlE STREET EElNG
- PREMISES NOS 4o6.sn1 QlE SrREE,l
s ANn i.iNl Nkw JERSEY AVENUE
= NORTHWEST
ny virtue ~ a certain decd oi trust, daiS
recorlegi in i.ibcr No. An0f, fallo 41S et seq,
OF the land recorNis OF the District Of Coiun,.
thereAy thu undersigned trustees will sell NJ
fEiDAY THE ELEyENTa nay pF NAY
A,n. 1928, AT THREE O'CLOCK Pm. the
folowinE-dess'ribei land and premises, sit
uate in the District OF Columbia. and desig.
mated ~ and beinE all Of lot and the south
one foot six inches front un New jersey
avenue bv Che full depth of lot three In John
Miller's subdivision of square east OF square
Ave hundred and nine as Der nlat recorded
in the ofgace af the surveyor for the District
of Columbia in liher II. n. c.. at folio Ga.
Terms Sold subject to a prior deed oI
trust for s. 500 iurther particulars 0i
the nnrchase price above said trust to ho
raid i'm cash denostt of $500 REQUIRED
ConvesancinR receotiiuS. etc, at purchasers
Cost, Terms 80 he compled with Within
thirty dRVs otherwise deposit forfeited and
the prorertv NAV I've advertised and resOld aI
THE Iiscrrtan 81 the trustees
CLtFfORD A. BORDEN
u,ve 10 Trustrcs
Evening star., 1928-05-10
600 FIGHT BRUSH FIRES.
Minnesota Forests Threatened By
Flames.

ST. PAUL. MINI. May 10 Gp.-Six
hundred men are fighting brush and
grass fires In the western part OF the
northern Minnesota forest area. the
state forester's office reported today.
The fires have been brought under
control, but the fire fighters have been
kept busy preventing the flames get
ting q start in the forests.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Local Radio Entertainment
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Thursday. May 10, 1928.

NAA--Washlnxton Navy YARD (a34.s
Metess--69e Kiiocyclesl.
a:4s p.ni.--weather Bureaus reports.
g:s5 p.m.--Arlington time signals.
l0:0S p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
WRHF-American Broadcasting Ce.
t321A tMeters--930 Kilocycles).
5:45 p.m.---The Town Crier.
p.n.-Piaylet. Every Girl an
American Beauty Product" by Girl
Scouts.
6:20 p.m.-Dinner concert.
$50 p.m.--Florists' program.
6:35 to p.m.-Musical program.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 am.-HouSehold talk. by Gladys
Young
1925 a.m-Heaith talk
1890 am--Musical program.
IL a.m.-Beauty talk, by Bertha
Parker.
ii:io to 1850 a.m.-Advertiser' PEE
riod.
WMAL---Washlnkten Radio Forum
tali.s Mcters--34e Kiiocycles).
2:30 to Sis pm.--0eneral session,
sixteenth annual meeting Of United
States Chamber Of Commerce,
6:s5 p.m.--Thirty Club. conducted by
A. Cioyd Oil
tbs p.na.--Concert by Army Band.
q p.rn.--"Modern Wren Marriages"
by Science Service.
e:l5 p.rn.--Musical feature,
s36 p.fns--Mtisic memory contest
0:45 p.m.--Proeran incidental TO an-
iiual dinner OF United States Chamber
OF Commerce. broadcast from Wash.
ineton Auditorium.
$50 pm.---LAte news flashes
Gas 10 1880 p,m.-~Continuation OF
Chamber OF Commerce program.
WRC--IRadio Corporal Ion Of America
tiea.S Metefs--6to Kiloeyelesl.
: Hollywood stars" by Don
Hancock
3.is p,m.~~Manhattan Trio,
3:45 pm.~-"Seasona Recreation" by
Capt. Charles Scully.
p.m~-The MarionetteS
A:30 p.m.-~-Jolly Bill and jill
pm.--Waidorf-A Astoria Orchestra,
6:h6 p.m-~.Motlon Picture Guide,
H.a0 pm. BASE bali scores, courtesy
OF the Associated Press and The Eve
ming Star.
ep.m. Concert, by the United States
Navy Band
6;a0 pm. m.~~Dorseh's Ensemble.