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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-20
Houses FOR Sale

BARGAIN FROM OWNER. Must sell.
Two-story house, choice corner,
citrus trees. paved street. Can be
used for apartments or home. Fur
niture included. p. O. Box 1ls0.
L-f27
SIX ROOM HOUSE and bath on Ut
80 by 10. on Second and st.
Charles streets, Brownsville. Texas.
For quick sale-THIRTY FIVE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS. Inquire from r.
"A. Nonsces. L-i5O
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-20
Help Wanted
Situation Wanted
Business Notices
nnIIrr Ia STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of The Merchants Natloh"'
Bank Of Brownsville. Texas, VIII pc
held at its banking house On tues
day. January 9TH. 1922. ~ thlee VI
n. foI the election " Directors ana
the transaction Of such other bus
mess as may properly come before
the meeting. Z. J. Tucker, Cashier
L-50
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-20
BUSINESS
LIVE STOCK-POULTRY

FOR SALE: Well Bird g%reyhounds
at reasonable prices. See Jack Roche
and his beautiful Ereyhounds at
Palm Court No. z. Brownsville, Tex,
or write John +. Boettcher. Kennels,
uoI,or Kans. Isl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-06
FAIR RODEO SUED
Wild West Show Must Stay
Here for Settlement.

Thrills of wild west show may
stay with indianapolis even after
the fair is closed.
The Flying x Rodeo, playing the
fair, was attached Thursday on
complaint for salary of two must
clans in the band, and turned over
to the fair board as custodian.
The show will con tinue during the
fair, but not a stake can be pulled
until the bills are paid, or the suits
disposed of, Seth Ward of Ward g.
Bonifield said. Ward represents
Raymond Weaver and Jesse Mich
OILS, who brought suit.
A third suit was brought Thurs
day by DR.. Ernest A. A. Dunn, Wis
consin, on a judgment obtained
there three years ago for $500. Dunn
asked $500 for judgment, interest
and attorneys fees for Raymond F.
Murray. Murray said he also may
attach enough ponies to secure his
judgment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-06
WOULD REFUSE ANY 4
PRICE FOR HEALTH
KONJOLA GAVE HER
indianapolis Lady Feels
This Medicine Was a
Godsend to Her.

IT wouldn't take any amount OF
money for the new health Konjoia
has given me-" said Mrs. Katie jess
sup, 2011 Wilkins street, Indianapo~
lis, in a recent statement she madG
to the Konjola Man at Hooks drug
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-06
RECEIVER is NAMED
Attorney Designated for
Vinci Firm.

Attorney John w. Kern Wednes-
day was named receiver for J. M
Vinci e. Co., local commission
merchants, by Carl Wilde, Federal
referee in bankruptcy.
Petition to have the company and
it's president, Joseph M. Vinci, de-
clared an involuntary bankrupt was
filed in Federal Court Saturday BY
Brown and Seeconb, and the Fruit
Auction Company, Of New York
Immediate receivershIp was asked
to conserve perishable assets of the
firm. Wilde presided in absence of
Federal Judge Robert c. Baltzell.
Vinci denied charges of petitioners
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-06
Certified Values
Green Label Week!

The Green Label on a Used Car this
week protects the buyer and assures
you of a real, true bargain. Hundreds
of late model used cars have been put
on sale this week at special low prices
by the Used Car Dealers of Indianapolis.
Each car included in this sale has been
guaranteed to be strictly as represent
ed. Every car has been inspected and
put in satisfactory condition with I'M
usual thoroughness, with the idea of in
creasing the standards of excellence of
used cars.
Buy one Of the Green Label Used Cars
listed in tonight's Automobile for Sale
Want Ads.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-06
DOC COOK SOON
TO walk FROM
HIS CELL, FREE
Early Parole Is Almost Ger
tain; Full Pardon
Is Likely.
BY KENNETH WATSON
United Press staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Sept. o. LII
-Frederick A. Cook, Arctic explorer
now serving a f1fteen-year sentence
in Leavenworth for mail Frauds,
probably soon will walk out of the
penitentiary, "a free man.
\ Cook just has applied to Presl-
ent Coolidge for a pardon, and
kications are the Department OF
lice either will recommend that
be pardoned or paroled. Mrs.
Bel Walker Willebrandt, who
osed Cooks first parole on
hnical grounds, is inclined to
AXE a sympathetic view of his new
duplication.
A year and half ago Cook was
ordered paroled zy Federal Judge
Wilson, but the Government
opposed his release, on the ground
that under the parole law the court
jurisdiction ceases once a prisoner
is committed to prison. The Court
of Appeals and the United States
Supreme Court upheld the Govern
ment's viewpoint and the parole
was denied.
$50 far as my own views are con-
cerned, when 1 argued the case in
the Supreme Court took the po-
sition that legally DR.. Cook was not
entitled to the parole at that time,
but the same objections would not
hold in an application for pardon"
Mrs. Willebrandt said.
Although declining to say definite
ly whether she would recommend
Cooks release by pardon, Mrs. Will
lebrandt discussed the explorers
predicament sympathetically.
1T can not pledge what action will
be taken by the department of JUS
tice,> however" Mrs. Willebrandt
said
Cook was convicted of using the
mails to defraud in oil swindling
operations at Fit. Worth in Novem-,
Der, 1928, and sentenced to serve
fourteen years and nine months in
Leavenworth. He will become elig-
IDLE normally for parole in March,
1880, but this date will be consid-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-06

that he had attempted to dispose
of assets to a son, Nunzio Vinci
Wilde was informed that four
children of Vinci were planning a
corporation to take over assets and
retain name of the company.
Vinci testified the company bust
ness last year was 100000 or $780,
900, but that no profits had &C
crued in the past four or five years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-06
HO0SIER ON U. S. STAFF
Purdue Man Appointed TO Aid in
College Survey.

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6-Andrew
A. Potter of Purdue University, La
fayette, Ind, has been made a men,
Der of the Immigrant college survey
staff of the bureau of education, the
Interior Department announced to-
daV
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erably advanced through time be-
ing credited him for good behavior.
Thus, even should Attorney Gen
eral Sargent and President Coolidge
take an adverse view of his pardon
application, DR.. Cook seems assured
of early parole, in view OF Judge
wilson's activities in his behalf.
The pardon application has not
reached here from Leavenworth and
in it's absence Attorney General
Sargent and Pardon Attorney Finch
decline to make any comments.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-06

The American continental divide
is that part of the Rocky Mountain
region which separates streams flow
ing toward opposite sides of the
continent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-06
KIWANIS ENTERTAINS

Seventy-five sons and daughters
of Kiwanis Club members we're
given baptism of fire in the ways of
civic clubs as guests at the luncheon
Wednesday at the Claypool. Paper
caps, toy balloons and noise makers
were souvenirs.
Entertainment was furnished by
Mrs. Elizabeth Ballard Long, Bert
Servaas, magician, and Jackson's
Orchestra. Many Mothers also were
club guests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-06
FARM CLUB ELECTS
Anti-Hoover Group Formed
for State Fight.

\ George w. Trautman, Sunman
farmer, was elected head Of the In
dependent Equity for Agriculture
Club, Tuesday at the English.
Claude Rankin, Bloomington, was
elected secretary.
The group was formed by thirty
farmers who plan Statewide or
ganization to promote anti Hoover
interests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-06
A Few of Today's
Specials

1928 Nash 4-pass. coupe. Old
price, $3.50. New price. S975
MARMON MOTOR CAR co.
18th and Meridian
1928 Essex sport coupe. Good
tires and paint. Reduced. .$495
STATE AUTO co.
535 N. Capitol Ave.
Overland touring. Good paint.
Good tires.
FACTORY SUPPLY co.
963 N. Meridian
1928 Buick sedan. .............$ 945
LOSEY NASH MOTOR co.
400 N. Capitol
1920 Pierce Arrow sedan. .$275
1925 Kissel coach .............. ATS
1925 Chrysler touring ......... ATS
BURKE CADILLAC co.
Meridian and 18th
1925 Ford sedan; looks and runs
fine; good tires ...........$ 65
1926 Ford touring, Al shape. .$135
1924 Overland sedan; perfect
condition throughout; new
IlTeS $40
HARE CHEVROLET co.
$40 E. Washington
Chrysler 81 coach ......$ CTS
Chrysler 70 sedan ......... 1,085
Oldsmobile de luxe sedan. $50
Marmon IA sedan ........... 875
Marmon 8 sport sedan ...... 995
Marmon 8 sport roadster 80. 975
h Oakland coach .............. SIS
Essex coach ................. $50
CARL H. WALLERICH, INC.
3l4 N. Delaware
= For Complete information
See Today's Want Ads
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-06
FARM PRICES GO DOWN
Show Six-POint Drop From July
Is to Aug. Is.

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, Sept 6.-Farm
prices are down again, the Depart
ment of Agriculture reports, being
six points lower on the depart
ment's charts on Aug. IS than on
July Is.
The general level stands at 1879,
Il prices during 1909-1914 are taken
as 100. Meats, dairy and poultry
advanced, but grains went down %
points, fruits and vegetables 10, and
cotton II points.
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OFtitIAi. NOTiCEs

ZONI\G COMMISSIONS or The DISTRICT
Or COLrMbIA wAoHfSGToS fehrusry 4,
March / 1920 'Pio,ic - l5# .si:1 ce:-
area and use Gf ntlid.nzs IN the Dl-ir.ct %
Co!unIma and to create ZGninE C1nausslon.
and for other n3rt"ses ; naf'fe : aefeos
the Board Roo,n Of the Ds-:rlct 81. eiln4 t.-
for the nlrr",ss ot cuns.tsrirE ne to!.o~;ng
DroDpaeG changes n t1e U0uasarss o. tae
use height and area d-:r.cts and II ne zoa-
ien.Iai 40 { Area 20 Secund conmsrrIaI,
90 E Area i.o,a ai5 sOE. 10 aud csa: u
Nv Chance from Resl9eqtIs. 90 C Area
TO First CONNER 4 ~ & Area Property
!,ree,s rs 10 s.ify N - - are III. Sw ca1aEs
from First CnTuniercsal 81 D Area 20 t.:ss
s7 &'2:'a s!. a. 9 % a. and aF s.-e 81. @ ,ss - oa @ t
-'"ih -!de u L s; '-;,sesu liza s. snt Con-
r Area Lots s0p anf -Gi .a-e 1873 n
,hG ""1,hwrst .-.n .onet z: aat !5ia .,..
. First ComnIeras.-, 80 Arsa Lo' 800.
,,;I,e. ea9are ".I'h re E ,. ~ 2s..d:t o7 s-;a
from Reaiaen..al 50. Z Area 20 Fra; CU1a-
nerffat G9 G. Area Lpts - an1 ~ - are
bsn.e a., TIN fr,n Rss.teT;s ea ~ A:ss ,5 sr:.
Cofnnlsr.,,a,, ~, c A-sa Ma L3ts 81 ant =.
camr1eraal" Il" o. s. Araa. wes; Sc y Iiia
So s. .s'@,s, 80 "S.''t. , -. Al Al.sT5 s;s 2
81 { AreA = Flrst C5n1nle-c:a.. 5U' 8 Area.
tote aot - Sq1ac@ 2sl9 ae,az nc-;1wsst
-tsTit@- o. GTHr-.a Ave ard Al. sor :: y ".
hanze from 2as9erta! 80. AZ A.2s.
-'r'"-''t A-aas - Ec+nt.r.fal - Z Re-
s'r'>t"f: Area square $50. sC.s-e. s,JJnfie3
~ Re 1'srth tT Sheridan = N tLS 1T Z
- iiFnhpH-s s. OF ;be s3s' y .3-l -.
trrn3 r7GH"st 20 tFrst Cnlarls~e- Il 10 9
Area C~rou. : Dar,s.s = -r rear - ,E:er-
act m nf Colorado Az .al-o aa0xs as
P'.ey b'a-sen R.oa' ana Ge4r-1a Av@. u
boundaries q: tne FIRST Commerce. i. .5.str!c:
~ th0<@ -,oC1,lacses ext=1is1 wv C1s1Ee
.an is1,,.7 R''ao9's ao E:s1-:e:f1 z R.s:.
"a exceH lors la3 io+ III inc!Gs.Te.
sos, sos - 90 - 30 Il t1c!Gs.vs lots
s,ve SQUARE 1900 excsp, !9;s 1852 iac.u-
sive so 81 80 SOS a-+ 500 aAa- Cc1csctI-
eui Ave Kan.whs >:-sat Ssya1s Are All
40 Area - s4co7-s C9r-e-csai So D
Area Ps-cei - tac.nz New yors Ave.
and Wes; EirE,'is Ave rear lita 3 Ne
Fns1ET Fi-., co-,r,s-.g ,r4s tgs.a7a a. a. Area p
aa'f Ton as.sen,la. ag 's g. % se!s.. a1.: % e:
tus,r-aL 69' 2 Area Lll:s 6--e5 ~ .4s.ve,
n,'4. are 91Ga s.'s. ZIG 45' ezc.1' s0'' al q,
;ata Ave ard S,o.;. Ave ~ C1arE. .51
E~rl5ent,ai 90 c Area - Fs-s. co1,7.s-cli.,
-. Awrea wssi ..3e !7.a ~. 9 %
Ei-s. Co2,r1erciai 10 Sscsa- goGsueoc.ai ~.
20 az $3.50 re' q q = oar, 3 5: . .ds IS :it
q ,5s s;I !.s e and H is M .Tos,.5s =. q csa5i "a
s.x vs. kAD;E psqTos o9CSA;
EEIS pSfS SasxT AsiAEESs2 ~ z5srs2 c55 c2Axl2
ss3- CT the District % CDsd--@sA fs5-.p.
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p. FRAH,'ls sArT.
No 49, Ihih ~ wv.
Nif '.iAH = tE%SOS
No taS 5th ~ Wv,
'.aksts exSu TYosipcs
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Stone
Residence at Northeast Cor
ner seth and Ordway Sta.
NV; Six Bedrooms. Four
Baths. Built-Iu Garage.

hy virtue OF certain deed OF trust dAtrd
sstrumtns Msn me s'N No, wa Il the Land records y
sha District ef Columtaa sad At TIE rea9est
81 ,he party secured ,hsrsey ne aadsss. aasss
auction Ia lrnnt of the pfcmisesz NJ MSS'
nsy Tnins fwSSI,,hFarnn fwSSIp,,hFar etAN ~ ssssssS, ~.
tall,wins ieseriI~a Land and prem'ss., s.u
ate IN the nistftet ct Calnmha, 20 Wlt Lots
iu to ID INCLUSIVE in saasre iesr in south
Anslne Realty rAn,psas, ins, and eshsts
rsra,ltd iq The ett,se at The surveyor ter ~.
hstr,et af cotumhia IN tiher teunN IL
al ts'.n Ia sue'ect. ta hVsiins restriction
line al,A eovenants at Feeofd
Tsiius - sale The above eran.rtv viii ts
sel,t sNh,s.t 90, > n..eF ,'ssd II @ ,f9s. iss
nnee essh 4 depos,. ~ J 600 90 reaatte>,
~ pursh saf AZ ttnts et sale Ali essnNesane
lns ts,as,,ins and se,aFtal fees al essi II
nurehassr lsFms st sale 20 es eegeltsd
eshersisa The trustees tsssr,s ,he ssss. IS
fyssll the prapeTty Al the tisk amt s&sst ~
the dstau,tias puTehsaeg after ave aass' al
|YaFt,sea,eat ofl such resale ia satas asN saApes
tse aAAssssA xastssA
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THOS J. OWEN & son. AECTIONEERS
1928 Eve Street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Real
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY A FOUR.
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN As
PREMISES No lkNS MASS ACHIr2ETTs
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE REAl.
Story Story Brick IffVHt BWEi1.INn II n KAowSS *
PREMISES 70 lsnS MASSACHUSETTS
of the lard record. OF the District OF Coium:
thereby. the undsrslsned trustee win sell Al
f4fsp sf''2n TE sn9 Fl Fl pFesf, psY
oCLocK PM. the following .descrihed land
and premises situate in the city Of wash;
and eighteen iisi in Joshua Hills subdi,
vision Of part 81 square one hundred and ?,
Liver 10 folio iao Of W the rs record. of Of The
office Of the surveyor of the District Of co.
the same at the northwest corner OF said 10,
seventeen I7l and runninE thence south.
,@en,yTe T I rs. IN" fee, s thense ssn.hw..,ers .nq
and a, risht anEles TO said Massaehussetts
avenue e,eh,y.six and, twenty nine bun;
ss 10, esh,een 'isf @ thence nee west, west ,~els. I'VE " and
two-h -hunfresi,hs ne 02I feet 20 the DIVIDING
lins ''c,weep lots e,shteen Isl and thirty
said dividing hne twenty FIVE and thirty six
huniredths t"5.aSl feet TO the western lire
rasteriy along said western line seventy t@0i
feet to the place. Of beginning with The
and veU,ia,son sU ana ,0 the es' eas, % ssi ., II houst
now erected on the above-descrifed property
as granted IN deed recorded in Ltber No Dts
folio csbi OF the land records Of the District
of Columbia,
Terms OF saie: oneihird of the purchs se
nancy to he paid in cash. balance IN two
equal instslirents, payable IN one and tao
wears with interest AZ SIX ger cen,um per
4nnlIn. payable serrlt annually from day oil
sale secured by deed Of irus, upon the
nroperty sni3 or ali cash. al the optou of
the purchaser, 4 deposit nt 81 .0oo will M
r"uusr,4s at tin'e o! sale All conveysncins
recording. etc. at cos; of purchaser. Terms
II sale tn b: COMPLIED with within no DAYS
frota day Of sal~. otherwise fhe trustee re.
serves the right 10 rs~eli the property at the
sk ani rnIt al defauitsnx purchaser ast~F
f.y" days advertisement OF such resale ~
sarfs newspaper published iT Washington
u e Taxrs. rents and insurance premiums
are In he adj usted by calculation to the day
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
Ry c. J. BELL. President.
Attest tseatl
A. H. SHiLLISGToN.
Asst. Secretary.
;el0-dAds exsu
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TuOs J OWEN 4 son. A1,CTI0NEERs
1893 Eve ST wv

rRrsTEEs psi sAE n%WFr,lf %F yAa1AREEw AkI5wI I"2 g
PREMISES s1t DELAFiELD PLACE
NORTHWEST. ,u
Ev virtue Of certain dnei Of trust, duly
recorded on June 5th, lo23, as ias'rumen.
M l5s among the land records OF the uls.
irIct Of Columbia. and at the request ~ the
narty SECURE! thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trus.
ices will sell at pultc auction. ~ front q
the premises. on wEnNEsDAY THE FlE FlE-
rEESTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A D. 1928.
At F0TR FORTY. FIVE O'CLOCK Pm The
following ,cacrihed land and prem ses. situate
in the District of Columbia and designafed
as and being iot numo,,ed one hr,afeo hti anu
vision Of square numbered thirty. hundred and
ton f3oiOt az per Mat recorded in the once
OF the surveyor. for the District OF Columbia
IN i.,ter 20 at foio iod
Terms: SnId subject to a prior deed Of
trflst for ST. $50 Oh further particulars Of
yhprh will I've announced AT time of saIs: the
purchase price above said trust 10 he paid
in cash A deposit Of 500 90 required.
rnnyeyancDg recording etc. st purchaser 3
cost Terms to tse complied with within nj.
teen il5l days otherwise DEPOSIT forfeited
ar,. the property NAV ue advertised and re-
sold at the discretion 81 the trustees
ARTHUR J BRIDGEIT.
MILTON STRASBCRG
feGsf1f3i5 Trustees.
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iel0-fAHs. eXSN
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THOs. OWEN 4 son. ArCTiONEERs
1875 tsc II NV

TIKI sfEts' SALE or VALUABLE TWO
TORY BRtCk DWELLING KNOWN As
IhkNists no, 2Ui1 BENNETT PLACE
NORTHEAST
liz virtue 4 q certain deed ot trust. duly
recorded In Litter No Ssi: folio 2hb IL scu
nt the Land records uf the District of taiun'
i,jn. and at The ruiurst OF the party seetttrd
ihttthv The undersigned trustees "iil cell at
rutlir auction IN front OF The pte,niscs. uit
tHlnAfy THE sEVEhIEENfM, DAY or
IEhHlAKi a u. ih"h. AT 1iktE
bTIbfk j. Nj. tho following descfthtd iaud
aItd trrniScs sitnaie IN the Dlsttirt ot 90,
intnt5a. aud DESIGNATED as and i"Ihg lot 1908
In Ethel NJ Kuttf's subdivision OF lots ~
r,nHre a1nb AZ per pat 'r""r'if,i IN The
"i'"n nf ~" snryeS"r to, tho nistF'ft VI
Terms snl,i snllect e. q ntior deed oii
, trust lur W 900 ut further narticntars t'f
, " hiCh vii In announced at tune Of sale; ih'
| thHFh@@o HfitU at'nfr shtd irtiri Ia hr t'h'.i
! in chrh 4 dtnUsu al $500 go f"uItir"i
t"nt IS anetuA frfnfstuR ttr at purchaser r
snsi j'tmE % hv tohtpiirl with within
| t|tttF d14S .fhtI&isr dep''SIt forfeited hht
ia" t'r"utftg nl1s I,e ADV eitisnd AMI fesod al
| tle d!scrtttnn ut the trustees ~
| FnNAHD + kElIAMs
! ILAUD LtflAnStuA.
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AUCTION SALES.
49, IN Rl ltANA

ADAM "A NISe hht-" ~ SUN ""c''o"ee's'
rpt>Srrrs. s.tr r1CET.ytrAR1p rtprr.
S,n,tfroE SIUhf ni>l9 S1Inn"E ~, >TNTn T1 y
~ n = >>>5,i,;rt,,Tt c.r ntt
Efht MN * ~ ~ ~ rrr fANh Hn"|h
~ ~ a.ti'i ~ ~ ntt,Nn Y, - , ,u,,u, 4.,o1
ro,a ~ n., rc'r,o .ri ~ rsh,,,rS
~" HS.Eufhsh' NJ. =. ni 'ne iami .Sco,us ri
va we ~ ~ "'",,'!"a " '',q a. ,ne rs
1"'3S' -, ~. tF,.r.daE - Iii NO. tnr ,ii, hs
ruvu ti"r; IN !itn> - VIZ, VIZ, DIs
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tssiolitsis islS Vr0.t~e.
ThpS J, OWN d SON Att~fst,NEENS
lksA ENE ~. Nm

TRUSTEES SALE ~ vAtCAetE ssAt
ESfAtE, EElSG \ TWO $t<tnN Ekk>N
sSh tNG a,TT MIN MIN fSl>% Mi, SaS 81 tS<VN NM
NoRfNsASr
Il. =. Hr'g' si { sss,..s,s '.ssa e ,sass r
~ she land rerpsN,s ~ tas ss.tgtes III (v,aaa.
@s tnd ~ the ts4ass. st tas eAgtses se>VSgs<s
Es''9s HYs' 9saS IL SWSs ,ss sff,'s. <. "a lagss
RtAky, laAS, AZ FxiCK cClNN M
tha faitcw,axy >sescFsnei land ara eg~saa SEA
situate IN the htstriSa ct SalaasAlA ag,d se-
tas tat nuMe~F~d s~S auasr~l and tAlFGv~
twH tgSst ~ square nQatesfe3 faFks Aua<tre1
an3 sixty ,AaNNA, ~ aes>Fsa~a in said SaesA
OF .sust unea tia tesH~tns sssasa
fAfrhaser - Ray eas inyfN ~ tae eaNcAass
rr'te ~ rs.s ths balance u trc iaslas asa,eRts
~ .s,. .ss s"1 We t ssArt .sse~S..'sty ~t's -,
seeure1 hs dsel ~ truss IN sas es>,esssv
sah W AL tasA, Al tas epttsu ~ iAs eurv
rhaseF tAses sssa insstest paid ee sa}usGe>i
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s<'gStiax stS ~ tAa tesa ct eagvaxsay tCeNt
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AUCTION SALES.
THOs. j. OWEN & son. ATCTTOSEE.3.
li15 Eve 81. NV.

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ASb BATH FRANZ pwELfING
Known AS 1901 10Th STREET NORTH
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust. re
the lana records of the. District OF CoIum
hia. and at the request of the parties secured
thereby. the undersigned will sell at puoli
auction. in front of the prem gee; on TIES
RAAAakYh 1oss Af FotR ocLock 9e Pa p ae
following descrited land and premises. si;u
ate in the District OF Columbia. and being
lot mum hareh eighteen tlsi in s4uar@ NUN
hrred forty one hundred and forty-ons
upon the following terms
Terms OF sale: Saii property ia subject g.
a prior deed OF trust occurring an indohtH'!
ness Of 81 $40 90. and sald property will lr
mesa OF the pdrchase price over and a',oyf
said deed Of trust one-thirti ts TO ire paid Z
cash and the balance in two equal install
nlen's. payable IN one an: two years. " =
interest At the rate of 6ia Re Der annCT
payable ni-annually secured by second
deed Of trust upon the property sold. Or 81
cash at the option of the purchasrr. Inter
est and taxes 80 he paid or al tistefi TO dat
OF sale. deposit OF 10000 will Re re
oaire,, At n. time Of sale Al conysyanc
Terms Of sale 10 he complied with 'wits'r
thirty DAYS rom day of sale. otherwise O.
post Will re forfeited and proporty resi-
2, risi and "cst Of defanltinS pnrehaser afte'
some newspaper published In Washington
b. FRANCIS sACI4
No o25 18th - NV.
No 9c5 18Th St. NV
fe1n-t'&ds cr~u Trustees
Evening star., 1928-02-13
ILAIU I.INIhUSIUN.
toh 10 i3iH Trustees
ADAM a. wEsCHLEn i SON. Aue,,oneers.


TAttsftIs SALE nF VALUABLE hhIh
nNELLitn No 1903 COLUMBIA
hnAu kUHFHwEsT
~ tIitus uf q reftain deed u ,r9st dated
February II io"1 ana rseorie't March
Ia:7 Instrument No ~ of The !snl frsofhs
II tns bislriot az Columbia and AT The re-
stslsnsd trustees viii Offer tor sals by
gHinsI gH,nA .seI1 Hin y 'fw'EtGssriiarn 'tGsi q III ~ rrn
HuAhY lU3s Ar FIVE O'Clock Pm
,ie following -desn,i ihsd Land aHd piemsos,
sitnale III the nis,f,ct "f Columbia. to VIZ
Iut ia SQUARE "hhn nioFs particularly n1
srill,efi ~ said deed ~ trist improved hs
tnIGh dwelling containing nine fonins Two
baths su.i garage
Terms lrnnsdy viii be s"td shhisft n
itst tilssd ii itusi for 80 900 Al q - y
ioa N4f,h 1880 a,id seenhd deed af tt"st
f"f - 500 ~ q "a - aus March. 1890 over
a,"t stinse san tsusts cash denost ~
$500 It.itiltei nf purchaser 81 time ~ saie
All "ptis ,st"i0s rsooi'll9s aud p"ia,iai ices
al ef,st uf purchaser Tetins az kaia la liz
rnfnuilet viii, within thiEty days from day
~ emie ntitef~ les ths tfustsss reserve the
tisht - teefil The pfu0sftt, al the ftsh ahl
,ttst ~ ths dsfaHitiiEE purchaser. altar hfS
days adVsItisspsnt ~ such resais ~ sania
a.s,sseesecr Eahii'hsa !" the '''r Of wash
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