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|, Wide, long skirts and the extreme
in decolletage are outstanding notes
Of fall evening frocks. The low cut
OF the bodice is usually concentrated
in the back. Notice the frocks pic
tured above.
They are quite Sophisticated
these low-cut gowns-especially when
they come in black.
The first figure in the picture Isl
Louise Brooks. wearing a somewhat
unique form-fitting frock Of crinkled
gold cloth. II closely resembles a
sleeveless coat, and is caught with
tailored buttons al the surpliceclos-
ing and pocket. II calls for restraint
in the matter Of jewels and Access
SORES.
The extremely low-cut back is fea-
tured in the central figure. This
model is Of black taffcta. It has an
ankle-lenrth skirt, and a huge bow
which brings the back up directly
beneath the decollcte. Lois Moran
posed for this and the last gown
Cright). which is also black and made
Of chiffon velvet. This gown also has
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PERSONALS

Miss Nellie Conway IL here from
Los Angeles, visiting at the home
Of her brother, Roy Il. Conway and
family.
DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Burnett and son
Thomas are home from q protractcd
automobile trip which carried them
through several Of the eastern and
southern states, taking in many Of
as the battlefields Of the Civil and
Revolutionary wars. The beautiful
Shenandoah valley was one Of the
most wonderful Of ali the places
%traversed. The trip included Niagara
Falls, portions Of Canada, coming
home ~ the middle west states.
Mrs. Mary Stewart, Miss Clare
Stewart, Mrs. W. Nj. Dooley and vi.
II. Stewart were in Edinburg Tues
day, where Mr.. Stewart assisted At
the putting on Of Odd Fellow work.
Mrs. Lee Mckinney and daughters,
Misses Isabel, Virginia and Edna
Lee returned TO their homes in san
Antonio Monday morning, after a
months visit here at the home Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Nash came TO
Mission from San Francisco Tues
day for a visit with Mr.. Nash's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. i. Alsmeyer and
son were here from San Benito sun
day. for a visit with Mr.. Alsmeyer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. AS
meyer.
f. J.. Grove accompanied his
daughter Mrs. Harrington, here from
Des Moines, Iowa, and her son Rich
ard, 20 Point Isabel Sunday for an
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jones and two
daughters returned Monday to their
home In South Carolina, after a visit
here with their brother and sister.
Sim and Miss Mary Jones.
Miss Margaret Hclyig uf Mime
apolis, Mimi, Is here visiting at tha
home Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson on S~haryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph BRAY and Mrs
Wolff were attendants at the Inter
national Press association meeting
~ Reyncsa Friday evening. the
guests of a. Y. Baker Of Edinburo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert q. Jeffpvs
are here from Sabinal with their
children. visitin gat the homes of
tncir father, DR.. y. w. Jeffries ana
thcir brother. RI. q. JcfIries ana
s1c'r sister, Mrs. {. p. Wright and
emily.
" s Sallie Wilkerson Of Sabinal
d-s been a guest at the home of Mrs.
y NJ. Decker south Of town.
Mrs. Jack Lair entertained 4 few
friends at bridge at her home in
the Hayes-SGmmons apartments
Monday, the guests being Mrs. K. b.
Sydnor, Mrs. j.. d. Honey.
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X CONGDON
HONORS MRS. FLY

Another affair IN honor Of d dis
tinguished lady was when Mrs. r.
+. COngdon entertained on Friday
evening, %honoring Mrs. Fly, wife Of
Judge Fly OF San Antonio. and her
daughter, Mrs. Hildebrand Of Con
zales. Three tables Of players join
ed IN the pleasures Of the game,
with table prizes as gifts received By
Mesdames s. NJ Hargrove, II. Saun-
ders and II. @. Jeffries. Lovely
little gifts were bestowed on the
honor guests, these gifts being es-
pecially q Valley product. Those
present were Mesdames II. Z. Smith,
+. !. Stewart, II. @. Jeffries, r.. n.
Card, q. II. Dorm, T. b. Summons,
7. II. Armstrong. S. NJ. Duffie, II.
ii. Ewing, also Mesdames II. II.
Saunders and Green Of Brownsville.
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N. 0. Police Head to
Probe Gaming Charge

NEW ORLEANS. La, July l2.-LPl
Charges Of the Association or Com
merce that gambling houses and book
makers flourished in New Orleans
and adjoining parishes under "protec-
ton Of constituted authorities" to-
day brought announcement from
thomas A. Healy, superintendent Of
police, that a thorough investigation
would be made Immediately.
While Healy denied that police pro-
lection existed, he stated hat if evil
dence Of brides was found in connec-
ton with any member Of the police
force. the officer would be prosecuted
ito the full extent of the law"
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Valley Society
Phone z
Phone z

for many years a resident Of this city
and since arriving here last week
she has been quite busy meeting old
friends, as this is her first visit in
several years.
Rev. and Mrs. .. c. Grove, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Monsees, and DR.. and Mrs.
Geo. Stell were among the Browns
vile people who attended the fish
fry at Point Isabel following the
Methodist quarterly conference.
John Gregg went to Dallas Tues
day Tor a few days TO attend TO bust
ness there.
Miss Kathleen Haley of Edinburg
is in Brownsville visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Ella Layton, and expects to
spend several weeks here.
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NJ. E. Bishop Moore to
Vote Against Smith

DALLAS. July 12.-tP-The Rev.
John NJ. Moore, bishop of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South, in a
statement here today voiced his in
t%ention Of voting for Herbert Hoover
for president and criticised the action
Of the democratic party in nominat-
ing Governor Alfred Z. Smith. For
me as a prohihitionist Of q life time
10 aid or endorse the election Of
Governor Smith TO the presidency Of
this country is utterly preposterous,
I cannot do it." declared Bishop
Moore.
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MR.. AND MRS. JEFFRIES
ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Jeffries enter
tanned at a series Of affairs Sun
DAY, with a family dinner honoring
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Jeffries and
family Of Sabinal, the guests in
GLIDING the various members Of the
Jeffries family. In the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Jeffries entertained at a
swimming and buffet supper party,
the guests being Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II. COngdon and son Ned. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. o. Brown and son Billy, and
DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Burnett and son
Thomas.
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EIGHTH BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATED

Mrs. W. b. Morris gave her little
daughter Katherine a happy surprise
on her eighth birthday Saturday aft
ernoon when she invited eight 81 the
little iady's friends to spend the
hours with her, and took them an
down 70 the Crystal Waters swim
ming pool for a swim and a water
melon picnic. The little girls an
had a very happy time. The Misses
Jaque!lne, Peggy and Betty Coving-
ton. Evelyn Eppright. Shirley Liss-
ner, Edna Lee Mckinney aud the
two little Bray girls were members
Of the party.
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Cult of Antoinism
Spreads In Europe

PARIS-PJ-Antoinism. a reli-
gious cult that deals with mental
and bodily ills. is TO have a second
church in Paris.
The announcement caused Pari-
SLAMS to learn that this sect, only a
generation old. has a hundred
churches throughout the world ruled
from the little town Of Jemeppe-sur-
Ncusc In Belgium, where "The
Mother" widow Of Antoine, founder
and "The Father" still presides over
the services.
Il is a tenet Of the cult that ill
ness and matter are unreal.
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MISSION
HISS CONWAY
BRIDGE HONOREE


Mesdames +. NJ. Hayes and B. NJ.
Strong entertained at the home of
the former on East Tenth street on
Tuesday evening, honoring Miss Nell
he Conway, for many years q resi-
dent of Mission, but late of Los An
geles, Calf who is here visiting
az the home Of her brother and fam
ily. Four tables of players partook
q the usual game of bridge, Mrs.
Sammons gaining first high score, AZ
did Vernon b. Hill, with a hand
some gift as guest prize to the guest
Of honor. The following were
guests: Messrs. and Mesdames z.
b. Summons, X. II. Conway, I. Al
Melden, George Agnew, II. +. Smit J.,
b. NJ. Strong. Mrs. II. {. Jeffries,
Mrs. F. NJ. Hayes, Vernon b. Hill
and the honoree, Miss Nellie Con-
way.
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BARBECUE DINNER

Mrs. Roy Buckley entertained At
her home Saturday evening, honor
ing her husband, Judge Buckley,
with a barbecue dinner, at which
she was assisted BY her sister, Mrs.
owen Council. Those present were:
Messrs. O. +. Cannon, Logan Dun
can, Harris and II. l.. Starr.
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FIREMEN's AUXILIARY

The Firemen's Auxiliary, composed
Of the wives Of the members Of the
voluntary fire fighters Of this city,
held their regular monthly meeting
Monday, with the president, Mrs.
Ruth Landry, in the chair. Business
session was conducted and one new
member. Mrs. Foy Rankin, was in-
itiated into the mysteries Of the or
der. The ladies decided TO have a
white wing barbecue at their next
meeting, honoring the fire Depart
ment members.
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FRIDAY BRIDGE

Mrs. 4. X. Card was hostess 10 a
number Of friends on Friday after
noon at a t%wo-table affair, at which
Mrs. d. Smoot was high score hold
er, with Mrs. o. ". Bridges holding
consolation. Those present were:
Mesdames Frank Ewers, Albert Nc
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a long, full skirt, and oval neckline,
which is low and outlined with rhine
stones.
Miss Moran calls attention to the
broad shoulder straps used on all
three dresses
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Mrs. ;. VI. Harvey honored her sis
ter, Mrs. Otis Scruggs of Yoakum,
Tex, with a delightful bridge lunch
con Wednesday morning at her home
on Adams street, West Brownsville.
Spring blossoms in tall baskets
and ferneries added charm to the at
tractive living room and sun parlors.
After 4 series Of bridge games the
hostess served a delectable two
course luncheon. The tables were
conferred with crystal baskets Of
dainty pink begonia and lace fern.
Mrs. C.. S. Reed received high score
and Mrs. NJ. 4. Hall received low.
The honoree was re~membersa with a
pretty gift.
The following women were pres
ent: Mesdames Geo. Woolsey and
Otis Scruggs of Yoakum, Geo. Bell. II.
J.. Thomas, W. L. Pendergraft, Ted
Graham, w. &. Craig, Jr., Victor
Rehmit, NJ. r. Hall, NJ. A. Baird and
i. X. Jefferd.
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JUST SEW" WITH
Z

The Just Sew club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. S. q. Graham,
rather than Mrs. Richter as had been
first planned. Twelve members avail
ca themselves Of her hospitality to
meet for a few social hours, and
spent the time in plying busy needles.
Mrs. Graham had provided the en-
livencd influence OF a very pleasing
scene in her home, which was given
an air Of festivity By the floral
decorations Of p]etunias and M
Late in the afternoon she served a
refrcshment course Of ice cream and
cake.
Besides the regular members pres
ent, there were Mesdames Otis
Scruggs and Geo. NJ. Woolsey Of
Yoakum, NJ. ". Ward, and 4. b. Fos-
ter. Mrs. r. W. Sloggett IS TO be
next hostess to the club.
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Henry, ollie Bridges, Bennett, 2
Smoot, Perm Congdon and =. NJ. Re-
gan.
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DINNER FOR
MRS. REID

Mrs. Chauncey s. Reid was honor
ed with a surprise birthday party
Tuesday evening, given BY Mr.. and
Mrs. John o. Gragg at their home in
Colonial apartments.
along with the regulation birthday
cake, after which the evening was
spent in bridge. Mr.. Reid captured
the prize for high score, Mrs. Gragg
being a close second.
Guests enjoying this affair were
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam w. Brewer, s. a..
Caldwell, Mrs. Lucy +. Reid, and Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey Reid.
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WEDNESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

A charming setting, %congenial COM
pany, . good game and delicious re-
f~reshments, these were the pleasures
which the Wednesday Bridge club
found awaiting them when they gath
cred at the Althea Tea garden We'd
nesday afternoon, as the guests Of
Mrs. a. X. Black.
At the close of the bridge games,
which were the entertainment, il was
found that Mrs. r. B. Sydnor Of Mis-
zion had won the prize for the guests.
while the skill and good fortune Of
Mrs. john Rutledge awarded her high
for members, with Mrs. Edward Nc
Chesney second. Mrs. Tom Miller
Of Mexico City, cut the consolation.
The prizes were, first, a bottle OF
Houbigant perfume, second and guest
prizes. lovely pieces Of pottery and
the consolation a box Of Elizabeth
Arden guest soap.
Refreshments Of chicken salad, Tee
tea and ices were then served.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Richter left
Wednesday night for San Antonio
where they Will remain about ten
DAYS with relatives and friends.
Mrs. +. B. Sydnor OF Mission has
been the guest Of Mrs. Travis Jen-
-nings for several days.
Mrs. George McGonigle is making
n short visit 10 her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Young Of Houston.
Mrs. +. NJ. Lamberton is here from
New Orleans spending the summer
with her daughter. Mrs. Morris
Clint, and renewing her many &C
quaintances. Mrs. Lamberton al
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON

The Euzelian class meets with Mrs.
]. s. Ellis.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
"QU|N|NE TRUST"
ALLEGED IN SUIT
US. Seeks Injunction Against
IS European and ! Jap
aneSe Companies.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Tne Gov
ernment yesterday sought an injunction
against IS European firms and
Japanese concern accused Of promoting
a "quinine trust" said % be managed
and controlled from Holland. An asso-
citation composed Of the European de-
PENDANTS also was named in the suit,
filed In the Federal Court.
Federal investigation Of an alleged
monopoly for control of the production
and price of quinine was disclosed last
Friday. when five tons Of the drug.
valued az about $4,000 was seized
under law placing goods imported By
persons engaged n conspiracy 10 raise
prices In the category with smuggled
goods.
The suit asks that the defendants be
ordered to appear and submit TO eXani-
nation. and that they be cnjoined from
acts tending to perpetuate a monopoly
Of the quinine trade, 70 fix prices in yi0-
lation of Federal antitrust laws.
Five Dutch firms. FIVE German. three
French. a Swiss, japanese and an
English company and Is individuals
are named as defendants, in addition 20
the Bureau Centrale des Fabricants de
Quinine. The complaint sets forth that
the German and japanese defendants
formerly sold goods in competition with
| the others, but Of late have been "in-
duced and restrained" from competi-
ton.
Evening star., 1928-03-30

THos. j. OWEN 4 SON. Auctioneors.
1928 EYE ST NV
Evening star., 1928-03-30
THos, J. OWEN 4 SON. AUCTIoSRERs
1928 Eve st. NV.


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IN.
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING PREM
tSES NO j06 V STREET NORTHWEST
Nv virtue pf a certain deed of trust dated
February 2 1927. tseong instrument No. 1870.
recoricd February 10 iaa7. among the land
records OF the District of Columbia. and at
the request OF the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees viii sell AZ puhllc auc-
tion IN front Of the premises, on MONDAY.
THE NINTH DAY or APRIL. A u. 1p:S
At THREE THIRTY O'CLOCK M. the
following described land and premises. stu.
ate IN the county OF Washington. District OF
Columbia and designated Bs aud being got
- In Walter A. brCNn's subdivision nf Tot
% in block II 0t the subdivision made hS
Howard University of the farm of the la'r
John A Smith known as "Effngham Place,
4 err plat recorded ~ the uffic" at the sur
yrvnF f0- the D'strtrt NJ Guiumbi1. tn l.'i'Ft
County II Mt folio 20; subject to the right ~
WaV more particularly des"rthed IN said decu
of trust said block II assessed as sauaTe
3pS1
Tcrrts ~ sale All cash \ d~post ~
5000 90 viii he reaulFed 1t TIME OF sale. Al
convevanclnC. recording. etc, at cost ot F'lT'
chaser. Terms OF sale TO ~ comn'ed With
Nithir thirty days frum day Of .s1lr. other,
wise the trustees reserve the FEht TO tessIi
the property 81 tha risk and cost OF default.
ing purchaser sfter fve DAYS advertisements
af such resale IN some newspaper pubhshed
IN Washington. - C. ..>.
LAFAYETTE FRANKLIN.
mh2s. "a 30.S1 .ap3. & ,5.6.s.o Trustees
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Trustee, Wardman Park Hotel
LANES MOORE.

Trustee Z = Chamber OF Commerce.
All the heirs nj law Of David Moore. surviv
nE trustee under said deed.
Ohol -1&dS
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THOs. j. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
1925 Eve St. NV,

TRUSTEES SALE OF. VALUABLE BRICK
iio5 PH5hB:fSSY hkEfNYoN tsTSEET NNS6RsfffHHwEsff.
=. BY virtue of certain deed Of trust. dated
November g.. 1927, being instrument No.
10. recorded November =. 1927. among 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. on
APRIL, AID. 1923. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and prem.
tses situate IN tho District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being lot 1t3 In King. ir.'s.
subdivision in block 81 "CourbiA HeiEhts :"
'as per plat recorded in the ofice. Of the sur
veyor Of the District of Columbia. In Ltber
SO at folio 10. said block Il now known
as snuare 2S44: subject 10 covenants and
building restriction line Of record.
Terms: Sold subject Ia a prior deed Of
trust for about SO ,JBS 90. further partieu-
lars OF which viii he announced NJ time Of
sale. the nurchaSe price above said trust 90
he paid IN cash A depoAlt ot 5000 90 re-
Gured COnvevanciug, recording. rte. at tho
purrhaser's cost. Terms to he complied with
within thirty days otherwise deposit for
frited and the prunPrty mas bf advertised
and resold al the discretion nf the trustees
LOUIS K0TZ.
fThc said Louis Kntz heing errone-
uusly described in said decd OF trust as
Louis KaL.l - -
n,hJ0. ~ .ap2 p2.33G.T.aIo1l Trustees
Evening star., 1928-03-30
TuOs ]. OWEN A. SON, AuCrIoNEERs.
iA:5 EYE ST. NV.

rRufgFET ygEsTr SAFE 4bEEr22g yAdasttss yPASEslsts FS sa
cSSRFSsIIssl Gc6SSSRFSsIIslNo AsEnSEt srGRE AND go; oNF S6oN
on dRoGMn9, FLOOR hSn. az. APARTn, Nh
SkFfR SFMT ON WITH lsTtoSb EnVF FFLoos. oSoNS AND
nv Virtue Of a certain deed. Of trust. duly
III in the land records of the District OF
Columbia ard at The REQUEST o. the r,,s,ss. nsss.
Wired % se iS'TsSS a SSS ss T.
nrrmises. on THURSDAY, THE TWELFTH
nAY or APRtI4, ia9a At FoUh.THtRFl
O'CLOCK PM tho following described lana
lnmhtn aud designated as lot ti in Marcus
Notes subdivision nf lots IN snuare Hnns IS
ner nIat recorded in liher "a at folio Su
Of tho records ot the office Of the SURVEYOR
ot tho District Of Columbia. subject to cove
nauts ut record
Terms Prnnertv s0id subject To- q prior
deed nf trust for 80 600 further particulars
az which win he announced at TIVE nt sale
purthnsa price above said trust tu hN nald
as fnlinws, ~ 900 in cash AMI the balance
olihiug interest tO he secured nv second
deed Of trust unan the nropertv sold or all
cash 10 the optinn af the purchaser. Inter
est and taxes ta he adjusted % date ~ settle
at the time nf sale, All eopNeSahcins re
corfiine aud notnrlal fees at cost ot rur-
ehaser Terms ut sale to he epHplied Win
Within thtttv daNs tt0m the date ot safe
erty resold M risk aud cost at tctaulttns
purchaser after 1te daNs' advertisement OF
such resale ~ some ne" spaper published IA
WILLIAM MOTIFS
ISAAC NOTES
lto0 Mass Ave NV
rnhan apg h,d.Tn iottt2
Evening star., 1928-03-30

BY Virtue Of certain deed of trud duly
e1t 0dG on & aogr the lana as rscords Of
of the party secured thereby. the undersigned
2! ,he PREMISES. 90 ERipASS,.,THE THiRRTJii'
Ar FoUR O'Clock IN. the The following De:
scrihc land aud premises, situate In the
Distri>t of Columbia and designated as and
four iia4l in Clarence F. Norments sub
four i24Y and twenty hive i@5i in Iohp
and P"asan Pans az per pas
OF first mentioned subdivision recorded in the
ONCE Of .he Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia in Liher County II. AZ folio loo:
OF assessment and taxation as lot numbered
one hundred and ninety-four t1a4l In square
numbered twenty-six hundred and seventy
Terms Of sale The said property. is sold
subject 10 hrst deed of trust for Sho.ooO.
further particulars OF which will be an.
he purchase money over and above said trust
20 he paid in cash. balance payable IN one
wear. with interest at seven per certum per
sale. secured by deed OF trust upon the prop
pnTchsser, A deposit Of s., 000 with be re.
recording. etc. at cost of"nurehassr Terms
OF sale 20 i've complied with within 30 avs
from day OF sale otherwise the trustee re-
risk and cost OF defauitinT purchaser. after
five days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington.
are 70 Be sdius,sd 6y calculation 10 the
H2TfoNAL SAVINGS 4 TRUST COMPANY
BY WILLIAM D. HOOVER. Presiasnt
Attest; z, PERcIvAL WILSON.
uh1n-d&ds.exSu Secretary.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
THOs. ]. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
li25 Eye st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE. OF VALUABLE TWO,
PREMISES NO. 706 THIRD STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING. BEING
SOUTHEAST
BY virtue ~ a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded tr Lther No. 5S3l. folio laf ct seq .
II the land records Of the District OF Column.
bia. and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees Will sell Mt
nuhltc auction ~ front of the premises on
THURSDAY. THE FIFTH DAY or April.
A u. 1928 At FOUR-THlRTY O'CLOCK
p Nj, the follow sing described land and prem.
ses situate in the city of Washington. Dis.
trict of Columbia. and esignatcd as and be.
ing lot II in Charles Gessford's subdivision
OF original lot z In square 7a6. as per plat
recorded In the Office OF tho surveyor for the
nietrict of Columbia in Liher l6 al folio
lOl; subject to right Of way over the rear
feet by fun width OF said lot.
Terms of sale Onesthird of tho purchase
money to he paid in cash. balance In two
equal install lneuts. payable in one aud two
years. with interest at per ccntum ner an
mum. PAYABLE semi. annually from day of
sale. secured by decd OF trust upon the prop
erty sold. or all cash at the option Of the
dutred at time Of sale. All conveyRncing
of sale 10 be comnlted with within thirty
davs from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right 10 resell the property at
the risk and cost Of defautlng purchaser
a1ter Ave dBYs' advertisement OF such resale
~ some newspaper published IN Washington
d c.
WALTER g. PRATT. Jr.,
+, L.. McALEER
mh2d &c. IS 80 np34 Trustees
Evening star., 1928-03-30
Nine Policemen Mounted,

LYNCHBURG, Va, March 3o.-Ef-
fective last night nine men we're mount
ed in the Police Department here for
police service. They are 70 answer
emergency calls and do patrol duty.
Much Of the time Of the motor cycle
squad will be devoted to apprehension
Of violators Of the city trafic code. par
ticulariy automobile speeders.
Evening star., 1928-03-30

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