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Evening star., 1928-02-19
Card Party Tomorrow
For Chew Chase Church

Arrangements have been completed
for the annual card party and dance
10 be given tomorrow evening al the
Hotel Washington by the Sanctuary
Society Of the Church OF the Blessed
Sacrament, Chevy Chase. D. c.
Mrs. Charles E. Roach. general chair
man IS being assisted by Mrs. Aubrey
L. Clarke and Miss Mildred Merr:ck,
prizes: Mrs. Thomas F. Kcane. candy:
Mrs. E. L. Pueh, Mrs. =. c. Sinclair,
Mrs W. Sullivan and Mrs. Fl. r. Green
cards: Mrs. J. Ernest Smith and Mrs.
A. r. varela. tickets. On the floor
committee are Mr. James Toome". Mr.,
Gordon Fox Mr.. F. c. Sinclair and
Mr. w. c. Sullivan.
Among those who have accepted in
yitations to act as patronesscs arc:
Mr. and Mrs. J. Eris Powell. Mr.. and
Mrs Aubrey l.. Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas F. keane. Miss Mildred Me..
rick, Comdr. and Mrs. II. f Creenice.
Dr. and Mrs J. Ernest Smith. Judge
and Mrs W. Fl. De Lacy Mr.. and Mrs.
L. D. Whitaker Mr. and Mrs A. r
Earela. Miss Agnes Cummings, Mrs,
E. L. Pugh Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. La Cro,X.
Mr. and Mrs. William McNalley. MIR,
ard Mrs. Charles E. Roach, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Phelan, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph T Mcguire. MIR and MIS-. c. ".
Darr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mc2eynolds,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene DagncauX, Mr. and
Mrs Fred Sinclair. Miss Anna j.
Ready. Mr.. James A. Keliher, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Berger the Misses Fen
wick. Mr.. and Mrs. James Bingham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard kroger, NJ. AMI
Mrs. ". L. Soieau. Mr. and Mrs W. II.
Dcnovsn MIR. and Mrs. r. w Berry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gcr-ity. Mr.. anG
Mrs. George f, Ruhl. Mr.. James Pugh.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Auth, MIR. and
Mrs F. B. Charles Mr. and Mrs
Joseph A, Can'rel. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
lin c. Parks Mr.. and Mrs George A
Finch Mrs. C. Harriet Reed. Mr., and
Mrs. j. W Stohlman Mr. and Mrs
F. J. Bohen. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". Bra
hany. Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. McGarry.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 3. Altcmus. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brock Y. Beyer Mr. and Mrs
Louis Ockershausen. MAJ, and Mrs.
A. P. Clark. Mrs J. r. Kelihcr, Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Mckinney. Miss Ka,h-
crime Rache. Mrs. Agnes 7. Gray. Mrs,
Elizabeth Be!ens Mrs. A. b. Dickln-
son, DR. and Mrs. ". Y. Connors. MIR
and Mrs Albert Hahn. Nj. and Mrs
Rudolph Ycatman ana Mr. and Mrs
r. B. Bell
Evening star., 1928-02-19
D. A. R. Tea Tomorrow
For Mrs. ]. Edgar Smith

A tea in honor OF Mrs. J. Edgar
Smith will be given by Our Flag
Chapter, Daughters OF the American
Revolution. at the Washington Club
tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 8 O'Clock.
In the receiving line will be the re-
gent Of the chapter, Mrs. Edward M.
Weeks, and the guest OF honor, Mrs.
Smith. Presentations will be made By
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins.
Assisting in the drawing room will BE-
Mrs David d. Caldwell, Miss Helen
Harmon, Miss Nellie Grant Ross, Mrs.
Harry C. Grove. Mrs. George Hillyer,
Mrs. Henry B. Patton. Mrs. Albert NJ.
Walker. Mrs George w. Eastment. Mrs.
H. P Baxter, Mrs. Samuel Polkinhorn.
Mrs. z. c. Alvord. Miss Alice E. john
son. Miss Sarah c. Hannay Mrs. A. G.
wilkinson and Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussev
At the tea table. Mrs John NJ Bea-
vers, Mrs James NJ. Wiley, Mrs. VIII
liam v. Cox. Mrs. A. II. Semnes. Mrs
Louis D. Carman. Mrs. John T. Sadlsr
and Mrs William NJ. Hannay will pre-
side. They will be assisted By Mrs.
Robert NJ Richards. Mrs. Frank Lee
williams. Mrs George NJ. Davis. Mrs.
Grattan Kerans Mrs. George w. TroT-
bridge. Mrs. Frank A. Wolfe, Miss Luz
cille Wilkinson. Mrs. r. w. Brandes.
Mrs. William Donch and Miss Mary
Benton Wright
Many acceptances have been received
from National and state officers, regents
aad delegates of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
A. w. Hall to Be Guest
OF PENNSYLVANIA Society

The Pennsylvania Society Of Wash
ington will celebrate Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing night" at It's next
meeting in the Willard Hotel ballroom.
Friday night. March O. at 8:l5 o'clock.
Director A. w. Hall OF Pennsylvania,
head Of the bureau which prints the
money and securities Of the Govern
mcnt. will be the honor guest He will
address The society Oh the operations Of
the bureau. The musical numbers will
be furnished bv employees of the bu-
rcau. There will b. reception line
from $50 10 o'clock and the honor
guest. officers of the society and lead
in~ members will be in the line.
A number of boxes have already been
engaged BY prominent Pennsvlyanians
in the Capital. After the program
there will be dancing until O'Clock
Members cards Will be sent to them
and guest cards may be secured from
tno secretary.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
6. I. VIII Give Reception
For French Ambassador

Georgetown University Will be .hs
scene o! an interesting reception Sat-
urday evening ii honor ot NJ. Pau'
Claudel. the Frech Ambassador. ard
Nine. Claude! Rev Charles W Lyons.
S. j. president ot the university, ant
members Of the faculty will receive in
v!ted guests In the spacious reception
hall
About 500 invitations have been issued
10 members @! the. diplomatic corps.
Government officials and prominen.
alumni and friends Of the university.
Following the reception. the guests
Will be invited 10 witness the debut o.
the Mask and Baub!e Club. which has
arranged a special program III honor OF
Ambassador Claudel The program viii
include TWO costume plays The Golden
Doom, phantasv of Bahylor!sn DAYS.
and "Al.ison's Lad" There VII! be
music by The college orchestra.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
DR.. T. Y. MOORE TO TALK
ON PSYCHOANAL YSIS
Authority Will Deliver Series Of
Four Lectures for Benefit of
Brookland School.

Dr.. Thomas Werner Moore. eminen!
authority IN the field Of pSychoanaly-
SIS. who has made the study o. men,
tally retarded children his life wors
aud who has established a school for
these children in pyookIand. will give
q series Of four lectures on psyche
analysis and related sl:blectS here dur
ing the month of March.
The lectures, which arc being spnn-
sored BY the members Of the ST, Ger
'rude's Guild III the School OF Arts and
Crafts for backward children, will be
held on tho four Tuesdays in March at
30 in the afternoon IN the audi
torium Of the National Press Club.
The proceeds will 60 toward a fund
for the erection Of buildings IN further
The work for backward children being
conducted by Dr. Moore.
The officers Of the guild have the
active assistance of the well known
psvchiatrist. DR.. Mary OMallcy. ccn-
s'Ilting physician 1T ST Elizabeth s
Hospital and one of The vice presidents
Of the organization
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Texas Society to Have
Card Party and Dance

The next meeting OF the Texas State
Society is to be a dance and card party
al the Hotel Roosevelt tomorrow. at $50
pm. II is expected that a large ma
io-ity OF the Texans in Washington will
attend.
A short entertainment OF unusual
merit will precede the dancing ard
cards. Miss Hester Walker Beall will
give several readings and Miss Ooa Jan
Gibson will furnish short musical
program
The hostesses for evening include
Mrs. Morris Sheppard. Mrs. Morgan c.
Sanders. Mrs Eugene Black. Mrs. T
Lacy Edriston, Miss Ala Clary, Mrs
Thomas L Blanton. Mrs. Clay Stone
Briggs. Mrs. Fritz Lanham, Mrs John
c. Box. Mrs. W. c. Harlee. Mrs Larue
DeBusk. Mrs. KenZie w. Walker and
Mrs. Eva Whitford Lovette.
The honor guests for the evening
will be DR.. W. NJ ". Splawn. former
president of the University Of Texas;
judge Isaac r. Hit. OF the District
OF Columbia; Senator Sam G.. Bracton
Of New Mexico: Senator John B. Ken
drick Of wyoming and Representative
James V. McClintic and Representative
Jed johnson Of Oklahoma, who are all
native Texans. All Texans in Washing
ton are asked TO attend and bring ths..
guests.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
American Pen Women
To Entertain April Ii

The National League Of American Pen
Women will entertain at its annual
Authors Breakfast. Saturday. April II
at IL O'Clock at the Willard Hotel. Al
ready established as one OF the leading
events Of the Spring season in Wash
lngton, an additional interest hovcrT
about 1t this year. as it comes during
the Biennial Convention of the League
and many distinguished authors artists
and composers will be in attendance.
Mrs. Grace Thompson Seton, nation
NJ president is chairman Of the break
fast. and Mrs Daniel c. Cllace is treas
ure:. Mrs. Seton is arranging an t;n-
usual program and will present noted
speakers.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Miss Elizabeth Jacobs
Valentine Party Hostess

Thu home Of Miss Elizabeth Regina
Jacobs. 1921 Thirteenth street north
west Wss the scene of Valentine part"
Tuesday evening. when games and
dancing were indulgcd in until a late
hour. when refreshments were served
Among those present were Miss Flor
cnce MARLIN johnson. Miss Annie E
telie Arthur. Miss Virginia Lee jacob.
Miss Mary Sn1i'llers Miss sally ODcii
Miss Jean Mcqueen. Miss Ruth Paugh.
Miss Sybil Stanley Miss Margaret
Bergman. Miss Elizabeth Jacobs Mr..
Joseph Lamar Raiston, Mr.. Vernon p.
Giddings Mr. Raymond Rock Mr. Paul
r DaCosta. Mr. Joel c. Wise Mr..
Wynne Noel. Mr.. John Briscoe, Or Z.
Hii!hurn Col"in. lr,. and Mr. william
James Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. John c
Arthur and Mt and Mrs NJ O. Jacobs
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Judge Lynn. D. A. R.. Gives
Tea for State Official

Members of the Judge Lynn Chapter,
D. A. r.. we're hostesses a. a charming
II appointed tea in honor OF Miss Viz
gin!a Price. State recording secretary.
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. Amos
T. Pagter. The occasion also celebrated
the twentieth anniversary OF the o.
gan!zation OF the Judge Lynn Chapter.
In the receiving line were Mrs.
Charles S Schermerhorn. regent: Miss
virginia Price guest Of honor: Mrs ".
r Hamburger. vice regent and Mrs:
Amos T. Pagter. Mrs. Bertha n. Roo
bins. organizer and founder Of the
chapter. made the presentations.
Those assisting a. The table were
Mrs. John II. Beavers. vice president
general Mrs. James NJ Wiley. STATE
regent: Miss Harriet N Chase. state
corresponding secretary: Mrs Harry Il
Thompson. State historian. and Mrs
Constance Goodman State chaplain
One o. the interesting features OF the
afternoon was cutting the birthday
cake. Mrs Enoch J Varn presiding al
this table The decorations were IN
keeping with the valentine season
Music throughout the afternoon added
10 the enjoyment o. the occasion.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Valentine Luncheon Given
For Mrs. Leland p. Shidv

Mrs Leland r Shidy was the guest
Of honor at a Valentine luncheon given
Monday by Mrs. William Z. Barker in
Barker Hall, IN the new Y. w c. A
building The occasion was also the an
niyersary Of the birth Of Mrs. Shidy
and birthday membranes took the
form Of valentines. The table WAS beau
titully decorated with rcd roses and
crimson hearts
Guests we're Mr.. ?nd Mrs Shidy. Mrs
William E Barker Mrs Robert NJ Pat
to.son. Mr.. John II Ryland. Mrs. NJ
d. Lewis Miss Lulu Stuli and Mr.
George A. Warren
Evening star., 1928-02-19
MISS McDOUGLE HONORED
Minister'S Daughter Elected to
Greek Letter Society,"

Miss Edlth A McDousle daughter of
Fe" and Mrs l.. ] McDouglc. i20 B
street northeast. has been e!ecicd Il
member o! the Delaware University
chapter Oi the Honor Society Of Phi
Kappa Phi II Was learned here ycster-
day Miss McDouPle. who i "a graduate
ot the W0man's College Of the university.
Is now n member of the faculty there
She has taken postgraduate work At
George Washington and johns Hopkins
Universities, and is member Of the
American Association Of University
Women
fen Mr.. McD0ugle Is ii member of
the Baltimore Conference of the Melho-
cIs' Episcopal Church.
Approximately 2 900 900 married Wom-
~ III the United States are employed
In painful occupations,
Evening star., 1928-02-19
University Women Plan
Tribute to Miss Lcnroo,

Miss Katherine Leuroot Will he the
guest OF honor Mt the Monday tea Of
the American Association OF University
Women, Miss Lenroot will be intro
duced by Miss Bcrtir BackuS and Will
speak on The Fifth Pan American
Child Congress IN Havana" from which
She has recently returned
The hoStcSsrS for the afternoon vii!
be Or. Lots Meek and Miss Nell Boyd
fTapicr
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Mississippi State Society
Entertained bv Fultons

Officers cf the Mississippi! state So
ci-ty were entertained Wednesday eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r FI.-oT.
at their home Plans were made for
the next meeting os the society which
vii! be at the Washington Club the
evening of March , when = reception
will be given in honor Of MiSsisSippians
who arc officers ii the Army Navy and
Marine Corps
Those present Wednesday evening
Included Mr. and MIS-. william r. King.
Mr. and Mrs. Cart Shafter. Mr.. an6
Mrs. Charlton NJ Clark. Mrs Sus F:;s
Ramsey Mrs Eleanor Collins, Mrs. Rob-
ert A. Lacey and Mr.. George W. Potter
Evening star., 1928-02-19

The University of Michigan Alumnae
Association cf Washington o. which
Mrs James q Cumming is president
Will meet FOR All evening o. cards and
music al thc home Of Mrs Elmer W
Brandes. 340i Fulton street northwest
Friday AT 4 oClcck
Mrs George w Lipscomb vice chair
man cf the program committee. is III
charge ct ARRANGEMENTS
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Colonial Danes Lecture
February 90 postponcd

Owing 10 the fart that Mr.. Copley
hmory has been called from the city,
The lecture which he was 70 gitc be-
fore the Colonial DANES Of America
Chapter III. in thc series of lectures
be!rg g.:en for the benefit % the Wytile
HOUSE Fund has been postponed from
+ bruarY 23 10 later dat
The first lecture will be given b. Mr.
Oscar Cro:DY Oh Harch :, al the resi-
dence II Ms Robert Lansing. MI
Crosb% viii speak Oh Africa and the
Africans" ana viii illustrate his taix
with slides
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Confederacy Daughters
To Have Dance March q

The General J. E s. Stuart Charter
81 the United Daughters o. the Con-
tederacy Will hold lis Spring dance al
~4o0 Sixteenth street March -.
The proceeds from The dance will hc
used TO help defray the expenses q the
Confederate Veterans who will attend
tre general reunion at Little Rock. ARK.
III May
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Sorority to Celebrate
Anniversary at Dinner

The Washington Alunnae Association
and Beta Alpha Chapter Of Phi Mu
Sorority announce that a banquet and
dance will be held al the Carlton Hotel
Monday evening, March 5. at 7:30
clock 70 commemorate The seventy
sixth anniversary Of the founding Of the
sorority.
Miss Mar? Frances Ward Is chairman
of ne committee on arrangements. AMI
.rn has assisting her Miss virginia
Fisher ard Miss Margaret Black. Abo1'
- guests are expected 70 be present foT
tre bsngue' and additional guests haze
been :nvitcd for dancing later.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Miss Gertrude prinzhorn
Iionored on Anniverear,

birthday anniversary card party
aud luncheon Was given last Dighi
Dy Mrs ! Il Holiday IN honor of her
t.ficf Miss Gertrude Frlnzhofn. at her
hrme 1907 Emerson street, northwest
Among The guests we're Miss Grace
FDie}. MiSs ViVlan Poole, Mics Mil~
dyfd veae!. Miss Freddie Anthony
Mss Margaret T. Siatnfy. Miss Esteiie
Fit<gcfaid Mias Mildred Hawkins, MiHA
C!lpt ShaWeB Miss May HerTImsh
Mga J Il Hsneii. Mrs. r.. Gaines and
ds lighter, Miss Eieanofe Joyce
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Mrs. Llndherph 10 Get Book

NEW YORK. February 10 R-A red
leather autograph book containing the
signatures Of many prominent persons
In France has been brought To this
country by Nine Germain Ganelin for
presentation To Mrs Evangellne Lodge
Lindbergh. mother Of the flyer.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Miss Parker En,ertains
api,ol Hill Bridge Club

The Capital H.ll Bridge Club me-, At
the residence o! Miss Parker WedneS-
cay evening Guests attending were
Mrs.. Williams. Mrs.. King Miss Dan!ll"
Mis- Carpenter Mis- Seldcn. MI Rus
sell Mr King Hr Williams Mr ~
brand Dr MiuSe" ard Mr Pipo't. Mr.
ElrR VII entertain the club nezt Heek
Evening star., 1928-02-19
BENEFIT FOR STARMONT.
Card Party Will Be Given Tomor.
row Afternoon

Stsrmon' Aid for Consump'ivcs will
give a card party a. the Raleigh Hotel
tomorrow al , pm. to raise funds with
which 10 continue its charitable work.
Among those taking tables are Mrs,
Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs George
Harris. Mrs Raymond Holden. Mrs. A,
NJ McLachlan, Mrs William Mills, Mrs,
Charles A. Hawicy Mrs Alyah c. Chase,
Mrs Henry Crosson. Mrs w +. Weaver,
Mrs Mabc! Hill Mrs William SholcS,
Mrs. Edmund Brennan. Mrs. S. l., HI
ton Miss Edna Patton. Miss jeanette
Heidy, Miss Mary Davenport. Miss
Agnes Gcyct.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Rumania Awards Indemnity.

BUCHAREST Rumania. February IL
fPi Wilfred n Keller of Linden Hall,
Pa. who vas assaulted during the anti
Semitic riots In Oiadea Mare last De-
tcmber. has been awarded $500 in
demnity b. The Rumanian government,
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Theta Kappa Epsilon Here
Gives Dance for Members

The THETA Kappa Epsilon sorority IN
'eftalner - Il dance las, night III the
Cafc"n HGl1 rf me Grace Dodge iio-
vi. There were abpiIt 30 guests
MlsS Eiizasrth Whafy was hostess
f1r the tscssIGn
Evening star., 1928-02-28
THOS. J. OWEN & SON ArCT1ONEERS.
ii@3 Eve street Northwest.

STORY BRICK BUILDING, CONTAIN
mo EIGHT .ApARTMENTs. KNOW
AoRrHwrsTT 1saI TTwENTY'FiRsr STREET
BY virtue 81 a certain de.d Of trust dull.
SEQ. of the land records OF the District Of
Columbia. and at the request OF the party
wiii sch at puhic anction. ' In iron, OF ths
premises on FRIDAY. THE SECOND DAY
OF MARCH ID. 1923 AT FOUR. THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM the following described
land and promises, situate IN the. District oi
nnmhered one hundred and nifty tlb0i In
William l.. Brnmhai and Others subdivision
OF lots IN square numbered sixty~htne t6ot .
as per plat recorded IN I.iber No. Is. at folio
- OF the records Of the Office of the sur
veyor of the District OF Columbia.
Terms: sold subject 20 drcd OF trus!
securing SD 600. further particulars OF
Of the purchase price above said trust.
$4,000 10 To DO paid in cash and the balance
In two equal instaliments. payable in six
and twelve months. with interest at 6@s
payabdle semi-annually. secured by second
deed ~ trust on property sold. or all each,
taxes TO be paid or adjusted to date OF sale.
A deposit Of 81 600 viii bs required at time
of sale. All contesaucing. recording. etc.
nj the cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale to
he complied with within thirty days from
day OF sale. otherwise deposit will ha for
friteh and property rrsold at risk and cost
OF ti~fnultine purchaser after five days ad.
paper published IN Washington. u. e,
JULIUS ]. i'EYsEH
-, FRED MCKEE.
II .peHbrt9h trustees.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
THOS. J. OWN 4 son. ATCTIONFFRS
li.,3 Eve ~. NV.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Frame Dwelling Known as
Premises No. BAT G. St. S.W.

ES virtue 81 a Cettat1 decd of tiAl%t duly
fc'prieti IN l.lhcr 5j'i3 folio ~ "i s,u nf
the land records OF the District at Columbia
and at III" rrqurst Of the marty secured
thereby. tn" undersigned trustees will sell
on. MONDAY. THE TWEiFTiI DAY OF
MARCH. 4. y. ia"s. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
premises. situate IN III" titv NJ Washington
District Of Columbia and designated ~ and
i-in2 part OF original lot \ in 'sinare !lai
beginning for the san1r M the suutheas,
'oiner Of said lot nHt running ibcuce west
ott e ~ - feet thrucr north -. feet
fhrnfT' east - itst,' thence south ~ O.. trrt
Terms II ssI" onr-ti,ird Of the pur' haze
motley tn |'c paid 80 cash balance IN twn
"'oal in-taIn'"l.tt lny''.lt IN o',r and two
years With interest al :, ter rrut per All
hRm, pa1 aide scHsi-aHuuaily. from day ut
safe. sr"ttF"si hE died uf trust u,un the
ni"terb sold or AL cash at thc npiinn OF
The pHr'h1r'r. \ lcptsIt uf <',,bu VIII i.r
REQUIRED nt i3u1@ 81 sale All t4unTetanHIne
recording ft".. at tnst of Uafthascr. Terms
ni sale ia is' c0tnniied with within ~ ,!hs =
from daV Of sale. uthrrwlse the trustees
Preserve the right 10 resell the pfoner,v al
the risk ard coat 81 d"fanitug nurnh aser
after five tay@' :4fivciti~cpent Of Nttrh resale
IN some newspaper Published in Washing
ton. ID. {. -
WALTER g CARTER
JOHN II sIMMe
fe2s.n,h1 3isIo Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-02-28

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thas he Was ecisaS carried in egv~
tally eallc,i> way ny Sraie man ~ SrsAt
strength tor lie Mas Sl,sNs acr<NSS she
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Evening star., 1928-02-28
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY EEIfK D"EIttEG BENZ

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE THREE.
,,IpIi;;,Ir EEnk D"ELl!h,ttHG st btiHG.i ~,
EGH4fSIr EGhfnIfsI 20 az THIRD STREET
~ .sirue ~ Il certain deed Of trust duly
"c~"e1~a ~ Lther 20 G17i folio 30 2, sra
y the land records If 10" Di@iftr, ~ roiuft,
he't,Y. the un9erS.yned trustees VIII veil al
rHftI" auction III front of the nFenhser nn
HO%DAY. TnF FIFTH DAY OF MAHCH
= 1929 AT lpHE1 HiEfY DLLDCK
= ~. 'hs 'tiian lne -i"scfif,ed Sand md Ufrm,
'sfs sstHat" 10 the "ify ot WASHINGTON. U3v
ifst of f[olunt5a ani dektEHaied as and
i,r ~ Dart ~ rfiRiua} lnt tG tn rIuAre bB2
-RKtEfHH2 m titb west lire a. 3fd street at
'hr t"rfhfatt ""rnef 81 sad int ard running
bsf'Jcs south aiSfT 3fa street IN / feet 10
ths '"nter lins ~ dividing wall bct wfsfi
nf@n3isrs 40 anf 4f2 agd stfret. thence
vest aiHhR shld dividing ~bj 1929 feet Ia
tie 1trt ilg" 81 sad bot thence north along
haif west zoe lslt feet TO ihe north ilne
- sad iot 10: tLsGfr taFt along said north
jiaa ~ 20 feet 10 ..rf - srt ihe igeglnnits
A'|Dl1ttg 20 eHfEtV made June + iIHb Nv
}hs ktfee@1F for the Ui.tiict II Columbia
and tfrpf'iff IN sntpes lsuuk n page 437
81 salt f5f.eyor's Office
Terms II sai~ Die-thiFd ~ the purchas.
'f|t"F !" ~ bald ia cash balnhce IN two
! tHHat ir. P3Wtnis baHabie II one and two
ftats WITH interest - tsx hef centt3np per
ah'fIfn. bntathe teuihnHuHly from day ~
sa3h tf-ttHet Nv ffed 81 trust pph IN.
"'Hb+f'S >"'f "F all rarb ~ he ob'ion Of
I ihs pu"has.f frpGrit ~ 5000 vii be-
'"Ii:1f"f a tine ~ taie All ,pngnyauctng
ft"GrftHg af". AT "Gst ~ u8fciiBSer Terms
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CHARLES = tIEtVE
Evening star., 1928-02-28
PROPOSALS.

BIDS AND PROPOSALS for furnishing ter
tn twenty aIl.Sierl dust and fire prnnt Her
pagium "l&cs viii he receiyfti at thc Ofirt
q! III" DIRECTOR NJ Purchase Sales and Traf
liz ilrrt Of Agriculture, until :. o'cluck
y M March . lb"s Specifications NAV IN
"ht atnrd from the Director OF Purchase Sale,
aud Tram" Department Of Agriculture
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coMMISsIo <ERS - C.. .WAsttiNGTON
February - ln!S Sraies, proposals viii
he received ut Room bon District Bin!tilne
uhttl :! q clock nm. March .. ia'sS fut
grazing various streets estimated aulntttv
doon0 "nbIr wards Proposal forms al
Room 5"1 District Binding
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