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turies, and many experiments were car
ried on prior to the first flight of the
Wright brothers The real advance in
aviation, however, did not begin for
some years afterWard. The Wrights
had great difficulty in convincing peo-
pie that their so-called experiment
could ever be turned to practical use
Consequently the present status of the
airplane and its operation is the result
of a comparatively few years of inten-
sive development, and in the light of
ever-increasing scientific knowledge.
backed by the experience of millions of
miles of operation, the status of avia-
ton today appears insignificant COM
pared to its future possibilities.
Regular transoceanic flight is still
5 or 10 years away. Aircraft and mo-
tors must be improved, instruments for
sive systems of meteorological observa
ton and reporting installed before it
can become in any way feasible.
We must wait until the development
which is now going on, and which is
so clearly indicated for the near future,
brings about the construction OF air
craft and the organization of operating
systems which will make such flying
practical.
Let us consider the problems en-
countered in contemplating any reg
ular airplane operation between the
United States and Europe.
Roughly speaking, there are four
possible routes which may be followed.
The shortest. of course, is the great
circle passing through Newfoundland.
The ship lanes would offer many adj
vantages, although somewhat longer.
Many hold that a route through Ber-
muda and the Azores to the coast OF
Portugal is the best. In the Far North
it is possible to cut down the maximum
water fight to less than 300 miles by
passing over Greenland and Iceland,
and following the Farce Island down 10
Scotland
Two planes of the United States
Army's round-the- world flight succeed
ed in completing the Far Northern
crossing from Europe to America. The
great circle route between Newfound-
land and Ireland has been followed SIX
times east and once west by planes
which completed their attempts. Neither
the ship lane nor the Bermuda -Arozes
route has been followed successfully BY
heavier-than-ai craft.
In addition to the above, the N G A
flew from Newfoundland to the Azores
and on to the continent in 1919, thereby
completing the first transatlantic flight
in history.
Lighter-thanSai travel is undoubted-
ly. at the present time, by far the
safest means of flying over large bodies
of water. Dirigibles have made five
crossings without single unsuccessful
attempt. whereas only too many air
planes have headed out over the AZ
iantic never to be heard OF again.
The greatest disadvantage OF the dlfl-
gible is its comparatively slow speed
and inability to cope with high wlnos.
Also, so little is known about the COM
mercial use OF this branch of trans
portation that we cannot make an in
telligent comparison between the air.
plane and the dirigible in daily serv-
Ice operation.
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KITTY HAWK IN DUNES.
Scene of First Airplane Flight Diff
ficult to Reach.

The scene of the first airplane flight,
on the isolated sand dunes of the North
Carolina coast near Kitty Hawk, is diff
f1cult to reach bv ordinary means of
transportation There is no steamship
service to the scene, the roads are of
deep shifting sond and the entire area
is unsuited to the operation of modern
airnlenes.
Bids have been requested for bridge
to connect the North Carolina mainland
with Kitty Hawk landing. however, an
concrete roads leading to the isolated
section are projected.
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Plane Designed in 18th Century.

Leonardo da Vinci, the italian painter
and one cf the earliest serious expert
menters in the flying field, worked out
o plan for an airplane in the fifteenth
century. He made a model, which,
however, was not successful. His en-
cheering papers were preserved, and
from them a model has been built which
shows a startling similarity TO the
earliest practical airplanes,
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Airship Development.

The development of lighter -than-air
craft should go forward, and at the
first opportunity a commercial dirigible
route should be inaugurated on regular
schedule in order to determine definitely
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OFFItTAL NOTICES.

OF THE DIsTRTCT OF
Columbia. April 4 1928. Notice 10 hereoy
sions OF an tenn authorizing changes IN the
nerm1Dent syqttm OF highways contained 1
ended June 30. 1914 tPuDiie. Act No. 435.
G2nd COn2reEsl approved March 4. 1913.
iseG Gf ] ~ Ari :" No a sp'r9sia sh ADa V
the COmini issiOucrs OF the District nf C0lum-
- wi. .glge a public hearing in the Boacd
Room Of said Commissioners on ADriI 25th.
1878. al 10 o"iOck RI. 10 all persons in
t.iestsd or o~Hing land within the territory
affected Nv DrolDsHd changes m the DIsn OF
sad permanent system of hiKhways de
>crih"d as follows: ~ Property IN the
nnrth"ast sertfnn located along Seventeenth
street. betweeu g street and II street and
nlrt ~ Square 4537 wing vest Of Int .
hounred Nv Jen;Ger Street IN the north
~ a@"n o.. strcri on he & east Fessenden street
- Prhnertg ~ the northwest secti1n IN
ccated aI"ne sherrirr Place between Weaver
ariv in the cOrthwest section ioraied along
WS9n'ing Avenue. from 31th and T Streets
northeast section located within the " ter -
ritory bndndsd NV RhOde Island Avenue
York Avenue on the south and 5tn street
.,a,i -, tne vest Property IN the northrest
Eighteenth Street hetVeen snrinz Road and
S"wion Str@tt. go Pronerty IN the north
bounded hv " Street and Observatory Circle
or IN" n brth Rock Greek Drive and f>Dvers'
ii.anc on the sast. r Street on the sOuth and
Wis SIN Avenue On the west. Plans chow
ing nr0pOsed ch snges in the hfxhvav pian
OF streets within the territory desrrinSd
glove are m disDlay IN the 0fine OF the
suivevor of the District Of COLUMBIA room
t15 District Buildnz and NAV tse exan1-
ined by interested parties during business
hours prior 10 th~ hearing. such pIans
viii also bS displayed at the hearing and
th- Commissioners Will consider anv sue-
2estiDns or Drotssts concerning the proposed
~ ,ncsa y ahowp or ap9yS nent,1nsd plan
TATItFERPO LADCF Commission
eFs Of 81" District ~ Columbia
am 14t-exEu
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WILLIAM r.. DAVIS.
LEWIS T.. STEELE.
eGu TftfstpPa
THoS j OWEN e. son. AUCTIONEERS
1873 Eve street Northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE BEING A TNO-SToRY BRICK
DwEI LING CONTAINING SlX ROOMS
AERSiiE AETRR hh!s ssoihifHFAsTf hffpF I - ~" Fof"""
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust. re.
corded In Liber No 5G27 At folio H. Of
the land records of the District OF Columbia,
ard at The request OF the parties secured
thereby. the. undersigned will sell al public
41c,"n .,.r Il fr9pt e thu ths premses on MON
1928 AT THREE.THiRTY O'CLOCK PM,
the toll wing described land ana premises.
situate tu the District OF Columbia and be.
ing lot nnmbered sighteen ~ In square
az described 10 said eed OF trust. upon the
Terms Of sale Said property 10 subject to
prior t.eed of trust securing an tntie hted.
uess Of $1,000 90 and said property will he
sold subject 10 said dead of trust Indebted.
mess. OF the purchase price over and above
said dee" Of trust one-third is to I've paid
iu each and the halance IN two eQnai Install
ncnts uaNahie ~ nne aud two years, with
Interest at the rate of 6'+ - ner annum.
deei of trust upon the property sold or all
ash. nt the ouitnn of the purchaser. In
ierest and taxes 90 be paid or adjusted to
date Of sale A deposit af S200O0 VIII he
REQUIRED at the time OF sale. All convey.
aheinE anaa fseordlnz, etc. ai the cost q plr.
within thirty 1907 days from day OF saie.
otherwise deposit will he forfeited and prop.
erty resold at risk and cost OF defanlting piIr-
chaser after hye tSD DAYS advertisement
p w wunea resale resale ~ some newspaper published
b, FRANCIS SAUL.
WILLIAM p. BENSON.
.,xAa.s. 9%S 18th 81 NV.
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apl0,d&d= fs@u ... trustees
AnAM MEsNnLIR 4 AnN Anetlnneers
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Trustees Sale Of Three-Story
and Basement Brick Business
Property, Being Premises
l4O7 l. St. NV.

By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust dated
January IS. 1877. being instrument No. 81.
recorded Janrary -. I931 among the land
ra"oFti- of tine District of Columbia. and al
the feuuesf 0f the Dartv secured thereby the
ton. In front of the premises on MONDAY.
rHE SIXTEENTH DAY OF APRIL. AID.
nE-dssrribed land aud premises situate In the
District of Columbia and designated as and
beiHg lot tettered ID" in Daly's subdivision
~ lets in square els. IA per plat recorded in
f.iher y X at folio a4S Of the records of
the Office OF the surveyor for the District of
COlunbia
Terms. Sad subject TO prior deed of
trust for S31 500 0O. further particulars OF
which will he announced at time of safe the
purchase prIce above said trust 10 he paid
in cash. 4 deposit OF 81 600 90 required.
t'onypyan anCinx reeorsiiDE. etc. at the pur-
ehaser's eost. Terms to he comDiled with
within thirty daVa. otherwise deposit for
fpitetI ant shR prDnertv NAV he ADVERTISED
snsi Tesold NJ the discretion az the trustees.
HORACE G. SMITHT.
LEWIS BREI'NlNGER
anS-a&,is sxSt Trustees.
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aplo -d&ds. .eXSu
! ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auetioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE. or. VALUABLE In;
rRoyEn REAL c,I ESTArE Inl1uw VI ~; Fsr 'isH IN,
nM ,iIE IrNpE X NNWN As MAKINA.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE In; IN;
PROVED REAL ,I ESTArE Nnp1,, " ~ rsr 'iiSo IN,
6FoThR 6F 4hR rYrN r NqHsSWS RSoWN KS Is aARiSH,
rccey,cd by S'rtTe n ber Fl Gsro Saso fol-" % E.
tha land records of the District OF Coimnnsad oim,rod
and :! the reGnssti q" ire ,%sseo viii sell at
MoYDAY APRI sIXTEEMSiTni ls@s sesSribed A
land and premises situated IN the pistrlcs
OF Columbia and known and descrtoe1 ,;ss AZ
part of the tract Of land known as ,Mnine mn,te
Haven and described as follows: BeglnnnWE W
for The same at point on tho nn ,ora" unnn NON
the highway extension plans recorded IN the
office of the surveyor Tor the Dtstt,cA I " =
E9Hm4la distant ,ntss m1rs" west "t fortSIve t45i
feet from a stone on the southeasiefN
boundary line Of the parcel Sl eGnSeyena 1nSeSdsa !" !"
I.iher 4l61. at folio 327. and running thence
along the north line 9 shsgrsr crrss. p'nGe ss
1881 minutes west nifty (50l feet. thence
at right angles 10 sherricr place as proposed
south forty t4Ol degrees fifty-hye lb3l min;
mes east MY 3G fee. EaraeI nIacr ~'h thsnce sa
.11th ."e aonr f H'fE Inc drawn south
casterly al right angles from said Sherrlerr
place one hundred lOoi feet 70 tne ani sard
Of beginning as shown on plat Of survey
dled in survcv BOOK 30. on page @9l. in said
Terms Of sale: Cash A deposit Of $500
will be required AT the time of sas nai.
ance OF deposit within thirty DAYS Trustee
to convey a good record title in tee or no
sale Taxes and rent 10 bc aiiutled 10
notarial fees. cost of examining title 20 be
paid bv purchaser { purchaser fails to
comply with terms OF sale within thirty
days from date of sale the $500 deposited
viii he forfeited and the trustee reserves the
right 10 resell. at defaulting purchasers risk
and cost. after 1--WE days advertisement pub
ishpd in some newspaper In Washington.
ID G WILLIAM e. REED.
aDS.d&ds exSu Trustee.
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g.,I 18th st \ W.
WILLIAM r, BENSON
g35 18th 81. NV
Trustees.
apIl1e1a1411.1s1a.eo."l.. ca
ADAM A wEsCHLER 4 son. Ancitonesrs

TRUSTEES SALE OF .vALrAhIE REAL;
souTHEAsT NOT COMPLETED!
SPANISH TYPE MASONRY BtZGA. !S,
Low SIX ROOMS RATH. HOT-WATEH
HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS 49,,
Ry virtue Of n certain deed OF trust guy
recorded August 6 1897. as lnsir,n'ni 40,
54aI OF the land records OF the u,~'ric, ol
Columbia and at the request OF the party
secured thereby the undersigned trustees
will Offer for sale hy public auction. n lr,,t
al the premises on FR1DAY. TUE FWEN,
IIFTH DAY OF APRIL, ioeS, At FIVE
O'CLOCK pm the following de . ii'ed Iand
and premises situate IN the Mstlict Uf Co
Iun,bia To wit Lots l6 and ~ ~ SduaIe
5G5i in the subdivision matir hy Mary Is,
Wedderuuru OF parts of tract al IahI
kn0wn ~ ''SoneSHch, as per plat tec'F'le'l
In Iiher - at folio ~. in the snrFeVnF
oifice District OF Columbia snhieci u cnNe
!. rms of sale: Properly sin ne snld Stib
taet 10 a priof deed of tru&t Tor ~ 400 %
IEf tiua January ~. 1890, balance all cash
A sieposit az $500 required OF nhr"hh~ef ~
sats All cunyeyauciu recording aEu meta
fjaf ferS al cust of purchaser. fCrtns 70 nf
omplied with within thirty DAYS from daN
ot sale otherwise trustees re~tfVF the r'Eh'
Ia resell property a. risk and cost nt he
faniting purchaser after Ave dave adver'
tisement oi such resale in some newspaper
published In Washington ID. -.
EDGAR n TlRNkR.
j. NJ. OTrERNEsS
it07 New York Ave. NV
apt0-d6dsexsu -.---
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS. J. OWEN 4 SON, AUCTfONEERS.
14sb Eye St NV.

THOS. J. OWEN 4 SON. AUCTfONEERs.
1is5 Eye st NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE; BEING A. TWO STORY BRICK
AAPPAARRTTMMEENTTs AAPARTMENTs coNT4yE!Ns KS6wa ThikIf bs,
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
corded in Liber No, Sass. ut folio 301 Of
the land tecords OF the District OF Colum.
bia and at the request of the parties 50.
cured Thereby. the undersigned will sell at
WWIEDEESSppAY TIIE ElGHTEENTlH TT bAY p!aY
O'CLOCK Pm. the following dcscribed land
and premises situate in the District OF Co.
limbia. and being parts Of lots numbered
five l5) and six lGb IN block numbered
forty-hve ti5l. "Holmcad Manor" AZ de-
scribed in said deed OF trust. upon the fol.
lowing terms:
Purchaser to pay one-third OF the pur-
chase price In cash the balance in two in
stallments In one and two years. respectively
with interest at the rate OF u - %o per an
mum. and secured hv deed OF trust on the
property sold. or all cash at the option of
adjusted to the date OF sale. All cOnyeyan"-
ing. recording. etc, Mt the cost of purchaser
good titla or no sale. deposit Of $1,000 90
will be required at the time Of sale. and set
tlement to he within thirty 900 days from
the date OF sale or deposit forfeited and the
dcfaultIng purchaser after five t5b days
previous advertisement of such resale IN
some Washington newspaper.
u. FRANCS SAUL.
No. 925 18th st. NV.
j. WRfLEY JACOBS.
No. 0?5 18th st. NV.
~ t",'o - = ~ -
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EDMUND u. RHEEM.
JAMES J LAMpTON.
lDAM < wEsCHLER & SON Auctioneers
SALE OF VALUABLE Two:
STORY BkiGk DWELiiINGr No '@o

Il u. .FsS IL
STORY BRICK DWELLING NO, '2d
SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST
BY virtue OF decree :, the supreme, Court
OF the District of Columbia passed IN EdttitS
cause No 47aS6 the undersigned trustees
OF the premi IS on TUESDAY. TUE SEEfN-
TENTH DAY OF APRIL 1923, AT FOUR.
Thirty O'Clock PM. the foinwtnx de
scribed fand and premises. situate 10 the DfS
trict nf Columbia To wit: Lot l31 in George
Coopers subdivision IN square S9S as Der
plat recortird in the office of the surveyor for
the District IT Columbia in Ltber ~ at tohn
-, improved 10y siS-ruom and bath BRICK
dwelling hut-watsr heat. electricity
Terms of sale. Oue-thrf OF the purchase
money to tHe paId IN cash balance in two
e,tuai instaiments represented by the promis-
sorry notes OF the purchaser. payable IN one
and twD wears with interest at ak per cent
prr Runum from day of safe. payable sent
annually secured by deed OF trust upon prop
erty soid or all cash at option OF purchaser.
A sIepnsit uf 1900 90 required of purchaser
AZ time Of saIe All cunVeyant1ng recording
and autarial fees at cost OF purchaser. Terms
Ia Ire compiied with within thirty days trom
dlv of s1le otherwise trustees reserve the
right to resell PROPERTY at risk and cost Of
tiefsuiiDG purchase. after Eve DAYS atter-
tiSen9~nt OF stFh resale az sun(s newspaper
published IN the ,tty Of Washington. D. T..
SAMi'EL L'HOMNEDlEi
5O9 9Th St. NV.
CHARLES = SANFORD.
Feudall Building.
aDJ-h& g eXSu Trustees.
THOS ] OWEN & son. ATCTIONEERS
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WOODLEY PARK.
sso7 Cleveland Avenue Northwest.

An unusual opportunity is offered TO own
your own home IN one OF the finest in-towp
suburban residential sections OF the city.
The location and environment are un-
surpassed overlooking Massachusetts, Avenue
Park
BEAUTIFUL semi-aetached brick residence
containing 9 rooms. 2 baths huitt-in garage,
complete In every detail including oil burner
AWNINGS. etc.
on q site large enough 20 give . spacious
eject between adjoining homes.
The house is practically new. mas 1uet
heen reiecorated throughout and 10 ready Tor
immediate occupancy
Priced 10 Ell quickly on reasonable terms.
Teiephone Main 800 for an Inspection
EDsOS ". BRIGGS COMPANY. OWNERS
1901 Fifteenth Street az X.
COT0RFD-1ih AND MORTON N.w.-6
rooms and bath: excellent property and
priced reasonably for quick sale,
CHAS D. sAGER. REALToR
Main SO 9e4 l4th 81. w
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lnAm a., ,'''Sl + Wrscul.EN $ SON AaS,,sosc, a,s
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS. Ys..
THOs, J. OWEN & SON. -AICTTONEERS.
t426 Eve st. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling, Situ-
ate No. 1920 S Street South
AnnA

By virtue OF a deed of trust. recorded in
Iihcr No 1894 at folio 4l9, of the land
records of the District of Columbia: We shall
'rHE TWENTY.THIRD DAY or APRIL.
AD., 1923, At FIVE O'clock O'clock rMs 10,
Florcnce Barhour's subdivision of lots in
su,,arr numbered ffty-sx hundred and four
t5GOlD in the suhdi vision made bv Oscar Z.
Rrothcrs ir OF the Christie tract and known
as "Fairlawn." "a per plat Of said Florence
Barhonrs subdivision recorded IN Book 80,
said District; subject 10 the covenants OF
record. -, ,,x..
Terms OF sale. One fourth cash. balance
In nne twn and three wears with interest Mt
six pcr cent per annum. payable SENT .annu-
ally. Deposit Of 100000 required at time
of sale and the purchaser allowed fifteen
days from date OF sale to complete the ntr-
chase Further particulars at time OF sale
All convey ancing. recording. etc. nj purchas
VI ''''' A. G. BISHOP.
FRED MCKEE.
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NORMAN f. RYON.
aDl3 10 b11.1s ~ Trustees.
THOS. j. OWEN & SON. AuCTIONEERs.
1895 EYE 81 NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DE.
TAtHED FRAME DWELLING. 2s1f

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DE-
TAtHED FRAME DWELLING. 2s1f
PERRY STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trnst re-
corded July u 1927. paper No. 81! of the
iahd records OF the District Of Columbia
and at request Of the marty secured Thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell at bnhiir
auction. III front Of the premises on THURS
DAY. THE NINETEENTH DAY OF APRIL
io%f AT FIVE Pm the follow ing -sie- bel
land and premises situate in the District Of
t,0iInlha. ami being lot three f3t IN Ethel
". Rutty's subdivision uf lots in square
forty-three hundred and three ti303I a.
per plat recorded IN the Office OF the survetor
uf tho District Of Columbia in Liher 20 at
l"lin ~ improved "a above. Subject to a
hrSt trust OF 80 $50 bearing interest at
u - =, due August H. 1929
Terms: CIsh above said first trust A
dep0sit nf 5000 required ri sale. Convey :
auCiug at cost Of purch aser Terms of sale
to he COMPLIED with within thirty days or
deposit forfeited.
LESLIE r. T. PRINCE.
PERCY J. GRADY
ani3.dGds exSu Tr,1s+ees
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Semi
Detached Residence, No. 4l2S
Harrison St. NV. Contain.
;ng 10 Rooms and z Baths.

Nv virtue ot decree qt the shprelns Court
of lha district OF Columbia. passed III equity
cause 80 ,lIlhi, horA,oe ~ nNrdins, me
mubilc Auction, IL trout nf lhe nrva,iaps, an
TfEsnAY ThE ,ARNENfEENrn hay oE
Apnli. ip0A AT flVE-FIFrEEN 0CLOCk
I'M. the toltnwlpg .deaerihed iand and nren,'
sps sItllale Ia tho nlstrtrt Of Coluahla TO
wIt Tut Z In sduara ifAn
ierms % sale, one,thlra ot The putehass
e1tial nstaliuients represented hY ths pTnmisr
sorl hutis ~ the purvhaser, payahls ia one
and iva wears With interest az ak per cent
nsF annum from, day of sale nayahle senii'
annually sreurati hv sieed nt tfast upan the
suhi uT all Nash. al the aptinn at
iha purchaser. ,lenoal. eI Sa0a9n re-
tture,l ~ purchaser ~ time nf sale All ean,
Vesareina repatdink and netartal fees at easl
III ,urcha.er, Teens at sale ~ he computed
with within 10 daXs lrum nav at aale otAer-
Wise lenosit forfeited aud The nfapeFty ~
seId sl tlak AMI eeYa. eI detaal1les n1rehaser
ia snnls ueMSpapef puhlished Ia the cttx at
WashinRtan, y e. Sala auhibnt " ratiheAs
"'' FRANK YAM sAMT
lflp Il ST. NV
ana dAds,essa, Trustee,
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THos ] OWEN 4 SON, AuCTIoNEERS
iaaS Eve Street Northwest.
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ADAM a a. a wEscnI-ER & SON Auct,onceTs
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Trustees Sale of Colonial Type
House, Six Rooms and Bath,
Furnace Heat, Electric Lights,
No. 1890 Ames Place NE.

by virtue OF Il certain decd OF trust dniy
recorded IN Liter No. 54b4. folio III ct sell.
Of the land records OF the District Of Co
umba and at the request of the party Sc,
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees Will
the premises, on wEDNESDAY TIE
EIGHTEENTH DAY or APRIL. 1928. At
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following 'dcscrih.
cd land ard premises. situate IN the District
OF Columbia to wit: Lot 63 III the Ken
needy AMI Davis Co.'S subdivision OF square
1886 az per plat recorded in the office Of
the surveyor for the District OF Columbia
in Tiber 3" at folio SO
Terms Of sale. One-thrd cash. balance in
two equal instalimcuts. represented by the
promssory notes of the purchaser. payable
in one and two wears with interest at per
cent ner annum from day, Of sale payable
semi Annually secured hy deed OF trust upon
the property sold or all cash at option Of
purchaser. deposit of $500 required at
sale. All HonveVancinR recording and no
tariai fees Mt cost of purchaser. Terms to I've
complied with within thirty days from day
az sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property ~ risk and cost ot de-
faulting purchaser after five DAYS advertise
nent OF such resale IN some newspaper pub
lished in the citv Of Washington, ID. e.
M1LHt1RN i DOSOHOE.
JAMES A DONOHOE
am dads exeu Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS. J. OWEN & sON, ATTTTONEEEs
1926 EYE ST NV


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VATrAHI.E
uNiMPROVED LOTS. rs FEET FRONT
EACH. ON SOUTH SIDE OF BENNING
ROAD NORTHEAST BETWEEN FOR.
TiErH AND FORrY-FfRsT SrREETS
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust re-
corded March q. 1923. paper No - Of the
land records of the District Of Columbia and
At the request OF the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell at public
auction. In front Of the premises an FRI
DAY. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF APHiI..
IOnS At TWo-THiRTY O'CLOCK pm. the
following described iand and prerni ses in the
district of Columbia. being i0ts one bundred
seventeen tli1 }. one hundred eighteen
lllSD. ono hundred nineteen tltDl iii square
fifty hundred eighty-three .t50S:1 in the
Subdivision known az 'Benning Heights" a.
per plat recorird u the office of the sllr.
yeyor of the District OF Columbia in 1iber
"a folio 10.
Terms Three hundred dollars cash bal.
ance occurred nv deed Of trust at 40 nav.
ahie SEQ monthly, including interest until
paid. deposit Of 500 required at sale
cnnveyauciHg at cost Of purchaser. Terms
to br "9mnllat with within thirty days OF
PERCY J. GRADY
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BIZ THE
Bureau Of Suppiles and Accounts Esvv DE-
nartmenf WASHINGTON D g.. until ] q o't'r"<
m. April 10 1923 for deliverinz snow
shnynls gauges. flexible cable mamie ma
hugsny spruce. pine. To the Navy Yard.
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the Bilreau ~ Supplies and Accounts
CHARLES NORRIS. Psymaster General OF
the Navy. mh30 apa
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY TIVE
bnrean nf ~unnliss and Accounts, Navy Ie
uartmcnt Washington. ID C. until 10 O'Clock
m. ADril - la2s far delivering Aincs-
tionai hook. har'iware osE tie-. sDrinkiinE
tanks. tn the Navy Yard Washington n Z
Anpiy for prouo=ais to- the Bureau of sur
niles ard Accounts FARIES HOpcTS
Paymaster General 81 the Navy. apI320
PROPOs AIS Will he received bv the Bnresu
of supplies and Accounts. Navy Department
Washington. p. G.. until 10 O'Clock am
Anril Il 1879 for delivering cutting rom
mound. steel TASKS steel plates to the EavE
Yari Washington. D. c. Amply for proposals
10 the Bureau % supplies and Accounts
CHARLES MORRIS. Paymaster General of
the Navy. ap6 -
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