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l4~o Eve st. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story and Attic Brick Row
Dwelling Known as Premises
2S09 WoodleY Road NV.

By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly
rs.cordes9 IN T4ber No. 81 SIS. folio lO1 ct seq.
Of the land records OF the District OF Coum.
ala. 3Da at I1a request OF the marty securri
thereby. THE undersigned trustees Will sell at
pubic auction, III front of the premises. Oh
WEDNESDAY. THE SECOND DAY or MAY.
Pm the following described land and prem
ises. situate in the District OF Columbia snd
uasiEnated as and being lot 1s3 IN William
IN block Is 'sWoodley Park" as per plat
rAconaed in the Office of the surveyor for
tie District Of Columbia in Liber 20. folio
So said block 5 known for purposes OF
assessment ard taxation as square 2ll1.
Terms. Sold subject 20 BfAar deed Of
trust for S6.75a.0O. further particulars of
which viii he announced at time of sale. the
purchase price above said trust 10 ne paid
III cash. deposit OF $500 90 reauirel.
Caryeyancing. recording. etc. at purchaser >
cpsi. Terms 20 be complied with within
tile property may he advertised and resold
~ the discretion Of the trustees.
CARL G. CHAMPION,
ROY L. NEUHATSER.
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syis ~ 20 p ~ Is 2s 27.2s29
IHos. y OwEg 4 sON. AccTI0SEERe
1873 8sge stFee1 Northwest
TEESTEE&F @AGE OF Z-sTDRY AND
BASEMENT MODERN BRICK DWELL,
tAG 3sfs SECOND STREET SokTH.

ssszD gRs eBtast Northwest.
BfsKMENT a0DEEg fRnR iJwFi.L,
thG 2S1a SECOND STREET SohTH.
~ virtue 81 eeFtal0 deed Of iras,.
be- 3 1923 iH L5Def 5Ds5 - folio l0a
amoBg She sSkd fefssf6s ~ The District ~
Columbia. sas ~ tae feQHsst ~ the paFfs
saeQtkS tsa@febg. fne 8EsGerasgn@a tFJhaeea
Ala seii ~ Dggfle sgestyn i1Y front of she
premise % ADNDAE. fHE SEVENTH
IAY On nay an 1873 III FIsE
U1fLa,K y N ths following 9escf1tea isHS
$40 premise s34sEzte lh the DisfFiet 0f "a.
5au.fas aD4 ass3gHateG 81 and Leing i0t
efatefte fosstaefs $50 ia square nun
be3eB to rsa ffe hundred sud 'tyFty~DBe
lefs i9 sggsfE H9mDtf"e f9uF ~ ''EdGs-
ERe taEFy0r fgf O4e District u Columbia ia
Terms Sotf SUBJECT ~ Df5or deed ot
tFsss9 for ~ @t9 90 further p@FtieslaTF s1
NsAfa Ntn pf aeHgnnesq ~ t3tae - ssaf
fBe bHgnAabe DF8Ne AD0$e sajS tFt2Af ~ IN
fs5a $3.50 "a fln8s ~ ER3e af4G flse Aatanee
$50 DeF month a1 TAS. f9a#e&A1eiBR. -.
tgFc3aR ft0 af ths Sa3rohassf's egsg, Terns
81 h. cgfDEled ~lta @jth}B = 6ass, otbef-
Nzee efDJslt forfeited a{sg fiae BFgDeffy H3ag
- sSyer'nf9 an9 rsSpld Sc She dlsofet41n
- thf tfgegfss
81 RICHARDSON
HtAyDA EfRk&Ef kGEE.
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ls}kM A SFsNgfEM Rf3N A8ettO
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
3Tlil, Administration. .--This Ia TO give no.
tice that tho subscriber. OF the State OF
virginia. has obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District of Columbia ancillary
lettera testameutary on the estate Of Martha
sharpe Tucker. late OF the State of Virginia.
deceased. All persons having claims against
thu deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
tho same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
The Ord day Of April. A.D. 1920. Otherwise
they may by law be excluded from NIL benefit
OF said estate. Given under my hand this
Bird day of April. 1923. HENRY ST.
GEORGE TUCKER. Lexington. Va tSeall
Attest. THEODORE COGSWELL Register
of Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court. anl4.2 %
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AUCTION SALES

ADAM 4, WEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Stone
Dwelling, s Rooms, 4 Baths,
Gas, Automatic Heat, Elec.
Refrigerator, No. 1901 Orchid
St. NV, With Double Ga
rage, About "a Acre Ground.
By virtue of certain decd of trust re-
IDS Of the land records Of the District Of
secured S'Hsi' thereby the nnderslsncd trustee:
wi eicr for salc by puSgn SnetS3nh tTHnt tTTn
Il M%rN!Tnaa !na bHq bFsY'ssff of Ma" f@$s Kf tHREE
O'CLOCK I'm, the, foiloWne described land
la@bs Hlna psep'S'i 10 %i "f%SG Ini IN IN saSaTs the
subdivision OF Rock Creek Park Estates
as recorded in the, Office Of the surveyor i9r
NJ. H At t'IssSs paSe a. -,
Terms Of sale The above prepeerty. will
.als SaisoSs y s%sS 'H%sii 81 q :, ssis 900 SY
Gonvcyancing' rcGorting- and notarial fees
at cost OF purchaser. Terms OF sale 10 oe
ni saI@ otherwise trustees reserve the right
60 resell property at risk ami rost OF DC
tisement ot such resale in, some newspaper
TIL "'''''''''' #oprMEAA /, uMADf =. sEEAEESSRRBB. sEAAEESRB..
apes Sds.exSn Trustees,
7rHoS j OWEN & SON, AUCrIoNEERS,
TRUSTEES. l4ss SALE EYE OF F. yHA.EEqApLE I'M;
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBERED ~! AND lOa
GPSHuR STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a certain decd OF trust dated
April / 1894, recorded IN Li6er 0@ob. at
folio AL, among the land records oil the
District OF Columbia aud at the request oi
the party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell q, PH9Gn Sge'Tq fir % rfRs fFS
TPAAihRTHYF 6GGGLlockk = PM, NJ the following
described land and premises, situate in the
county of Washington District of Columbia,
and designated as and being lots four tfl
and five t5l in square thirty-thrce hundred
and twentv.two t33aal IN Allan f. Walkers
subdivision of parts of the tracts of land
called Pheasant Hills" and Generosity" as
OF the records OF tho once of tho SURVEYOR
OF the District OF Columbia subject to party
wall rights.
Terms OF sale All cash over and above
the amount of prior trusts. details OF which
will be announced at time OF sale de.
posit OF $3.50 will he required at time OF
sale, All conyeyanclnK. recording, etc. at
cost OF purchaser Terms of sale to be com.
nhed with within thirty days from day OF
sale otherwise the trustees reserve the right
to resell the property. at the risk and cost
advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published IN Washington. q 6.
JAMES A. TOOMEY
VINCENT l., TO0MEY,
anIa oi "a e6,.S,myl Trustees.
TUOs ] OWEN E SON ATCTIONEERS
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sp2n,3 - "a .s5. q. .2s, ,30-myi.2
frH0s r. OWEN & SON. ATCTTONEERs.
lAss EYE ST NV

Z T. l.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE-sToRY
BRICK DWELLINGS, BEING PREM
ISIS 1908 AND HOS NINTH STREET
N0RTHN EST.
~ virtue OF certain deed Of trust dated
efntembeg toto. 1897. being instrument No
1.40@ recorded septenber 2ath 1927 among
the Land records of the District Of Columbia
afsd 81 the reguest Of the party secured there.
bs the undersigned trustees will sell n
public auction in front Of the premises. IN
THURSDAY THE THIRD DAY OF MAY
AD 1923 AT FIVE O'CLOCK = NJ. the
faIiowips described lard and premises. stnate
IN the District nf Columbia. and designated
~ and heinr lots I q and 10 ia Walter W
Rl1Ftseites Subdivision Of part Of square 40i
rs Der Mat recorded sD lSbeT = folio So
a the reron6s Of the Office of the surveyor of
The DSsfT3ct 81 Columbia,
Terms Sold sabiecf 20 a prior deed of
fruff for Sa4 600 further particulars OF
N1ich walt ae announced al tirpe of sale: the
purchase priee above said trust 70 he paid
IN cash A deposit Of $500 required. Con-
yfTanelne recording. etc, at nnrchsser' :
cest Terms 70 be complied with within
thirty DAYS otherwise deposit forfeited and
fhs property .nsay be advertised and resold
81 the discretion Of the trustees
JAMES b. NICHOLSON,
EUGENE A SMITH.
au2G % ~ IS rslye Trustees
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~ - II 2 " NV
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling, Situ-
ate No. 2AI3 Second ST. NE.


By sIftne ~ "a sifed af trust recorded In
Iiller No sg1s a. folio a. of the land rec.
orss of the District of Columbia we she'll
HE Y sTesi sf nAy "6 oF fHn ApR
AID 1aeh AT F0TR O'CLOCK Pm lots
4a'fte9 r ,ryesi rat ,as @na ,e'yg ss
visiou Of block numbered five 81 Edge.
wood . as per. plat recorded in i4ber County
thc Distriei of coIauibIs
Terms Of sale sold subject 10 building
Bssoclsfi9n trust for &3075. further paftteH.
lars AZ sale. The purchase nfiee aboye said
trust e be nai1 ~ cash Denosit Of 5000
allowed fifteen DAYS ff9r, dste of sale 20
e1nipete the purchase Further particulars
az time of sale Az eonyeyaucing and re.
'''"'''' . '' FpWARD G, nALTz
..,-,.,.e,, JOHN r. QUILL 4r..,...
egrTHg ABOVE SALE ~ POSTPONED. ON
DAY. f'HT EIRsT nay 0F MAY. AD 1D2s
'N"n y h 6gDEa oS THE TRUSTEES.
mos j OWEN 4 SON. AucTf0NEERs.
'"O 'l4@S Ese Street Northwest.
Tku,sTEE,s SALE og TWO ,sroBY, .Bglc:K
PREMISES $40 Iith STREET SOUTH
~ Virtue ot decree Of the Supreme
couft II The District 81, colgmbia passed o.
Faulty ffhns. No 1879, VIII sell 1T niihtir
.Y"gq p.Y qnF II tsytSra teg q M 6.y "geE 81 A n2s ass
Ar F0flKIHIRTY 0'GI1iK PM the foi.
lowing III scfibed land aud premises, situate
in the District of Columbia and being i0t 6
10 eaaafs BJI
Terms ii ssie. Sold subject 10 a prior
Ae"d 6f trust for 81 600. 90, further par.
tauara ut time ~ sale the purchase price
above said trust 20 be maid - cash, $500
depokit rRuAired up0B acceptance 0f bid
Al congesanclnR recording and notary fess
a. purchasers coel Terms ~ sale 20 LIS
eomDlleG with within thirty days from day
~ ssle nth"FWtsa the trustee reserves the
Figli 20 feseli the prenfrty at The Fisk and
cost Of defaHiing purchaser after five days
advertisement II such resale Ia sofne news
papeF published tp Washington y q
ANTHEH y DRHHf.
Colorado Bldg,
ap2f f.dkdspgsu Trustee
! Trifag 4 1Wps5 4 UGN Xt9fgrloAET4pq
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ELLA MERTEN KILLER
l'FNiIItHsI II NAIU NpttI OF
trust rs ELLA HILLYER.
CHARLES NJ, MERTEN.

-
THos. J, OWEN & son, AuCTIoNEERs.
1875 Eve Street Northwest
TRJ STEES. SALE OF Two.STORY BRICK
DWELLING. KNOWN AZ PRFMIsFS
1883 CHIDRESS STREET NORTH.
By virtue OF certain deed Of trust dated
May ~. 1897, being instrument No. 80
records of the District Of Columbia and m
the request of the party secured thereby
The undersigned trustees will sell Mt puhir
auction N front of the premises on MON
DAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, AD
1928: AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK pm.
the following described land and pren1isrs
situate IN the District OF Columbia. and
designated as and being lot SIS in Benjamin
H. Gruyers subdivision OF lots in square
west Of square 4018. as Der Mat recorded
IN the Office Of the surveyor for the District
OF columbia in Liber 70. at folio l9p
TERMS Sold subject 10 a prior deed pf
trust Tor 81 10000. further particulars OF
which VIII he announced az time ns sac.
the purchase price ahnTe said trust To he
paid In cash. A tscposit OF SIOO 90 required
Gcnyeyaneine. recording. etc. at the pur-
chaser's cost. Terms 10 be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feitesi and the property NAV be advertised
and resold at the discretion of the trustees
FRED sFHNIDER
BENJAMIN KAY
TTryse.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
THOS, J. OWEN & SON, AtICTToNEERS
!4s5 Eve Street Northwest,
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling Situate
No. ATT C St. S.W.


vea,Scr SS iaS7 as instrument No, SIS SIS
amors the lspd records OF the District of Co.
ss0'c On F TiEasrAy ia fhE II IERs 'Rs ggrspl; 81
n4f nn4ffock '2Ss Ss wc. At 1S F2f iss, raEdx lsdn
o. 9rjsmal let in square 400 by the full
Terms ot sale: ne.fourth cash. balance IN
one Two and three wears with interest at &
heposis oF $500 90 reoaIred al time s'sE of saIe
date q ssie 70 con,plete the purchase, FUR.
ther particulars at time OF sale. All con.
chaser
FRRSSA5E FRRSESA5EER q. =, oRAhkEl RRAkrz
lass I've 81, NV, Z ''''
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE LOTS
IN CHEVY CHASE rARK, b. &c {. Iva :
land records Of the pistrictt OF Columbia Ia I%s
ard at the request Of the party secured
public .egct,an at The ogice. Of Thes.' cs' j. !.
MAy TkRSEspAy 1SSE "a 6 TT TFN SECSSP 6SToRA A SF
situate in the city of Washington, u. G: Lots
in sGuare numbered twenty three hundred
and end forty tSSi9 sa IN p the. subdivision
rctoriei IN the Office OF the surveyor for the
District of Columbia N Book 81. page %
S0hFCt To covenants OF record
Terms: Oue-thlrd cash, balance IN caunl
instalments at one and two years, with in.
terest at 6'e per annum. payable semi
annually from the date OF sale and secured
by deed Of trust ON tho property sold or AL
cash At the purchasers option, A deposit
of $500 will be REQUIRED at time of sale
All conveyancing and recording will he at
purchasers cost Terms to I've COMPLIED
with within ten days. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right 20 resell at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser.
WILTON ]. LAMBERT
C. II. POPE,
anal .c5."S mHl Trustees
THoS. J OWEN & son, ATCrlONEERS.
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Columbia Holding Probate Court No.
37l5l Administration This is u give no
Columbia has ATTAINED from the Probate
Court of the District 0t Columbia letters
iestamentary on the estate of Elizabeth NJ
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the paHchrs thereof legally
authenticated. TO the subscriber. or on before
the iTth day Of April. AID. 1890: other.
Grneat ~ ssi1 sstats f:iven nnaeg NV haStt
this f1th siav of April 1925 EMMA l..
WILSON. t2lI 9Th 81. NV. Seali. Attest .
VICTOR 8 MERSCH. DeDuty Register Of
wills for she District of Columbia. Clerk of
the Probate Court ap2a.my5.i2
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aAMEN q. NiHJLSJN,
an2r "a cR es r.IY., Trnsteea
Taos OMEN q SON ATCTIONEERs.
l425 Eve Street Northwest
srATE sAE hEfse o Twd.sA6kY TAbAbk bRiak bhRiak
DHELliEg4 coATA.IIsSING. FoIRs

11AA4 z. EEszNS = Z - AssSOhA nttlt Y
noBART sTREE14 NoRTAwEsT -
By ytItue Of q certain deed 9f trust re-
ess,Gs6 In EdheF No 5568 at folio NJ nf the
land records Il she District Of Columbia and
81 The Fes1est Of the parties secured thereby
tks LTst5eFslEnea viii sell az public auction
q frant ~ the nfeuises. on MONDAY, THE
IHIkJiEIH DAY OF APRIL. 1923. At
soatng d sefsfsesi land and premises situate
tr the .sStrisf OF Columbia, ang being l0i
n1Knb@re3 hfty-n1ne f59l in block mum.
bsraG tao ga "Reserxytr View" ~ ae.
gsF9fseo ~ sac deed Of- trust. upon the fol
Terms u ssis:. Said property is sublee,
- q prior deco % tFust securing an inGebs,
eensss II ~ 90 and said property wiil
bh Eo3G sAisses5 20 Eaia Gees of fFDst indebtt
sfHeps fBf fi2s purchase Dtlrs over ane
Shove Easa Seea of trust one-thfFd is 10 bf
Fflld 10 cash aB6 the balance IN two eaual
snetzisFaeDts. payable Ia one and two years
wssb interest II The rate % u q Der neBi
fFF antgHo. DayaRatg sefu!-aanusiBy secured
bsg seeoFc deed Of iFnsG upon the prgpeFss
sS8a. or all cast 81 the option of the pgr
chaser Interest and iazes 70 be paid oi
will he reaulgs9 ~ the tine Of sale. All
sSsaveTsnes1Es recording ETC.. as the cost o,
ggiffbassy. Terms If sale 20 bs compiled
with Ngthlr thirty 1906 DAYS from day oi
ss3s. AtheFEfse deposit viii be forfeited sus
property res0ls az y9sk and cost Of default
lfg sgsischaser after I've sSb DAYS adver
tisFtaent NJ sarh reeaie ~ some DewspaDei
b. FKxktis sACL.
WILLIAM j.. BENSON.
JZs 18th 81 EW
Evening star., 1928-04-28

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia.--In re Estate of Hsr-
riet A. Murphy. Deceased. ed.--AdministratiO
No 35i4S.-Orier nisi for sale of real
estate Upon consideration of the report
OF Mary r.. Lowe. administrative c. (. a. of
the estate OF Harriet A. MurDhg deceased.
that sine has entered a contract for the sale
heresi Que hundred and sxtS-three il03l
and one hundred and sixty-fuur f16Il. in
square numbered twelve hundred anc ftv-
hye li255l, beginning at end Of ~ feet on
line drawn north frnm the north sast corner
OF a3fd and streets. ard running thence
north along east side of 33rd street 90 feet
inches. thence east parallel with p
street 80 feet. thence north 66A degrees
east ~ feet to an alley running parallel Wiis
3iri street and at SS feet 'nehe$ east
from 33rd street. and 81 feet 4 inches h,Fth
from p street. thence with said a'iev south
10 feet, thence south So degrees West 40
leet and thence west so feet 10 the besin-
ming. TO Netta A, Craig for the sum of six
thousand So 900. 0ul dollars. all cash, I'm
der the terms and conditions -, forth in
said report II Is by the court this 18th dsV
OF April 1928 adiudged ordered and de-
creed that the said sale be. and the. same Is
hereby, ratified and confirmed by this honor
shown before the 18th day OF May. IgsS:
provided q copy nf this order be published
once week for three 81 successive weeks
~ the Washington Law RepoFter and The
Evening star newspaper prior 20 the expiTa-
ION of that periOd WILLIAM H'fK. JnS-
tce true e0pv. lSeall Attest. THEO-
DORE C0GSW ELL, Reg ster of Wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. ap3l - .uy0
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sHA'FNs" y. v hSt FtsEh SUN AUVt'UFEVV'" .
Trustees Sale of Valuable Six
Room and Bath Residence.
510S 9Th Street Northwest.

Under and hy virtue Of = certain deed Of
sruSt, dated October 8. 1927. AMI reCor.ie5
Orjohe~ Vi 1927. being instrument No ~
cf that date among the land records ot the
District of Columbia, an1 at the request OF
the party secured thereby. the undersigned
IN front oi the uremiecs, on TUESDAY. TIE
EIGHTH DAY OF MAY. 1oHS AT For r.
Thirty O'CLOCK pm the followiNg-'e-
sct3hcd land ana premises. with the improve
nycuts thereon LOT numbered 50 IN Marcus
Notes subdivision Of lots in block :. Bright
~ folio iOO Of she records OF the office of
the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia,
suhirct 10 the covenant that said property
shall never Nc sold. rented, leased. trans
ferrpd or convened unto or in trust Tor any
negro ar colOred person or person of negro
extraction.
Terms Of sale. Property 10 he sold sub
iect 20 a FIRST deed of trust of 81 GOO. with
interest at y - per annuu, Balance OF
nnrrhsse u1orev 20 he pSid as follows One
thousand dollars IN cash and the remainder
te hA represented by the proullssocy note Of
purchaser payable IN monthly lnstailmenis
OF SSS including interest IL " re pCr an
all cash. az the 0ption OF the purchaser. \
cenosit Of $500 wlll be required at the time
Of sale. Terms az Ssle 10 be complied with
within thirty davs from the day of sale or
fhe acpost - he forfeited. the trustees re-
serving the right Ia resell the property, at
chaser. after FIVE days' advertisement thereof
y! spufe newspaper published in the District
o. Columbia. ConveYaucing. recording and
nataT7al fees az the cost OF the purchaser,
LEON TORRINER,
BYRON L. GRAHAM.
es2 Southern Bldg. washinsion'' b c.
nr@--3EFfS ssxS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-14
RUSSIA WILL
NOT TAKE PART
IN PROPOSAL
Soviets Decline to Participate
in Plan Adopted at
Conference

Geneva, Switzerland, Feb. a.
R)-Soviet Russia today declined to
participate in the project of the
League Of Nations to secure world
wide incorporation Of the resolu-
lions adopted by the international
economic conference of 1927.
The Russia declination, it is felt
by many observers here, dealt a
blow to q movement for world econ
omic reconstruction Of q genuinely
international scope.
The Russians, like the United
States, participated in the interna-
tional conference, which was gen.
orally held in it's results to have
the same importance to economic
rehabilitation as the doctrine enun-
ciated 1t the Brussels financial con-
ference proved to have to financial
reconstruction.
A permanent consultative econo-
mic committee Of IS members was
created with the idea that it would
meet periodically to treat various
international economic pr~',ems as
they arise and eventually to cure all
the economic ills which the war en-
gendered.
Russia was invited to send dele
gates but Foreign Commissar
Tchitcherin informed Sir Eric
Drummond, the league secretary,
that cooperation Of Soviet citizens
on the committee presented no in
terest to the Soviet government
which will abstain from presenting
the names Of any specialist.
American experts are being in
vited to sit on this committee, but
no acceptances have been announced
as yet. Though the appointments
are personal in their nature, the
Washington government doubtless
will be informed of the choice and
perhaps even ask informally to ap-
prove. Three Latin Americans al
so will serve.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-14
Wealth Spreading
Over the Nation

New York, Feb. Rehabilitation
aires have increased in number
about 600 per cent since 1923, judg-
ing from statistics showing million
dollar estates for which trust COM
panies have acted as executors OF
trustees.
Francis H. Sisson, vice president
OF the Guaranty Trust company of
New York, speaking here today be-
fore the mid winter conference of
the American Bankers association
said that q survey Of the national
field indicates that in five years the
institutions have handled 668 es-
tates valued at $1,O00,000 or more.
Recalling that George Washing
ton, one Of the wealthiest nell of
his time, left an estate worth only
$530,OO0, Mr.. Sisson reported that
in 1923 trust companies handled AZ
million dollar estates; in 1924, 50;
in 1925, 10l; in 1926, 151, and in
1927, 29S.
The large estates were ct con-
fined to cities, Mr.. Sisson said. In
one small town, to which q boom
had brought wealth as we'll as oil,
the local trust company handled
five 100000 estates in one year
and six in the next. In some sec
tions banks reported handling few
or no estates of largo size, but
pointed to q remarkable growth in
the number of estates ranging in
value from 100000 to $1,000, 900,
a fact Mr.. Sisson suggested was in
dicative of the wider spread Of
wealth in this country.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-14
Indian Princess
Denies Charges

Eufaula, Okla, Feb. 14.-(AP)-
Another conspiracy to obtain part of
the fortune Of Exile Fife Jackson
Tolleson, carried from obscurity to
rank as an Indian princess by oil
royalties, is charged in complaint
drafted for filing today in answer to
an alienation suit by Leona McIn.
tosh, a white woman.
Exile, twice married and divorced
since royalties of more than $1,000
a day enabled her to leave her shack
home at the village Of Fame in 1922,
through her attorneys, denied that
she offered money and other induce
ments to divert the affections of
Emerson Mcintosh, as his wife
alleged.
Mrs. McIntosh's suit, asking $780,
600 damages, is the fourth court
action growing out Of Exie's marital
affairs. The first action, which fol-
lowed her payment of $4,000 for a
divorce from Berlin Jackson, white
playmate at Fame, caused an up
heaval in Oklahoma Indian affairs.
T. A. Chandler, former Oklahoma
congressman, and six others were
convicted Of conspiracy to dcfraud
the government on evidence that
Jackson received only a portion Of
the $4,000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-14

Fort Abraham Lincoln five miles
south of Mandan.
Mr.. Simpson some years ago ac-
quired the land where Custer in
long days gone BY, used to review
his heroic Seventh cavalry. There
are about 200 acres in his tract and
it is believed that owners of ada
cent land will add enough more for
the establishment of a section for
game refuge purposes.
The committee in charge of rails
ing funds for purchase Of pheasants
to replace the fast disappearing
prairie chicken and grouse in Nor
ton county, is anticipating offers Of
still more section tracts for game
refugees for these grasshoprer eat
ing game birds.
Meanwhile the fund whic:, started
out with 1882 bang Saturday was
creeping upwards slowly today
tending towards the figure that will
permit of early action in securing
the birds.
Checks should be mailed to w. G.
Renden, executive secretary.