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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-11
700 FANS ARE
EXPECTED FOR
FINAL STANZA
Bob Nicholson and Cecil Parks
Will Headline Card in
Their Second Bout
REFEREE UNANNOUNCED
Company I. Now Holding a
Comfortable Lead. FavOrite
to Win Championship

Fort Lin ,oln's doughboys WI
rive the closing act of this season:
pugiistic drama tonight. Sixteer
,oldiers will duck and sock in the
eight three round bouts on the last
,est smoker card:
Charley Geer. NJ. 1874. vs..
Walter Abbott. Hq.. 1876.
Charlie Carter. X. l25. IS.
Enrol Alexander. NJ. rs.
Rufus Haynes. X. l57. vs..
Teddy Bequette. NJ. l6l.
Lee Norton. Gu. l40, VS..
George Spare. NJ. ~.
Leo Bradley. LIS. vs.. Joe Nc
Lean, 1863.
Bob Fortino. h.. IFS. rs.
Pascual Ortega. ]. l26.
Andy ;raytax. l. 154. vs..
Stephen O'Donnell. NJ. 160.
Cecil Parks. NJ, $50. vs.. Bob
Nicholson, l. 1iS.
Nicholson Meets Parks
Bob Nicholson and Cecil Parks.
who staged a thriller on the last
card at the fort, will meet in the
headliner tonight. Nicholson won
the decision last time but was un-
able toSleave the ring unassisted.
Parks plans to knock him out this
time.
Two hundred ringside seat tickets
were placed on sale at the fort ex-
change and the Grand Pacific bill
lard parlor Thursday. The man
agement expects about TOO fans to
witness the fights.
Will Decide Title
The fights tonight will also decide
which of the five teams will win the
championship pennant, offered by
the camp. Company I is now lead
ing and the title is within its grasp,
but the other companies have us
hered all of their reserve strength
for the card in determined effort
to defeat Comp ny I.
The standing Of the teams at pres
ent is as follows:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-11
BRITAIN SWEEPS MATCHES

Great Britain, with victory in the
Davis cup matches with Germany
already clinched. made it four
straight today when ]. Colin Greg
Dry defeated Hans Noldenhauer in
|fae singles 81. 81. IS. 81. ~.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-11

Jimmie runs, the Stutsman county
crew didn't earn a run and should
have lost the game. Charles unfor-
tunate error lost his own game for
him.
Tho boy ccoro.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-11

TEST BRAINS FOR FOOTBALL
Intelligence tests will be used bv
Coach Al Sharpe of Washington uni
versity rs an aid in selecting his
football material, especially quarter.
backs, for his team next lali.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-11

One IT Knute Rockne's football
assistants this fall will Be John
Clipper Smith, who captainsd ~
1917 sleven and played guard
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-11
96!n!I!S. LAST
nv ~. Aeen.;e@.A p.a..

By the Associated Press
Dortmund, Germany-Lud.
wig Hnyma1n Munich. won the
German heavyweight champion.
ship BY stopping Franz Diensr,
Berlin, 60.
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LOSE ONLY ONE

Oklahoma A. and M. looks for .
great track team next year. They
had . good one this year and lose
only one man from the squad.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-11

lOtdlS 40 q OV ~ q
xRan for Simonson in the seventh.
xxHit for Fuller in the tenth.
Score by innings:
Jamestown
900 OOO Of 1-2 8 2
Bismarck
100 900 90 o. 5 5
The summary: Two base hits
Ruud, Id ....... 0 l 16 0 l
ley 2, Willard. Sacrifices-Orwoll,
Pulled. Double plays-Bismarck,
Johnson to Sagehorn to Tobin,
Boardman to Sagehorn to Tobin;
Jamestown. Hardin to Ruud. Left
on bases-Bismar>k Z, jamestown 8.
Earned runs-Bismarok !, James
town 0. Hit by pitcher-Simonson
by Timer. Struck out-by Board
man Z; Ulmer Z. Hits-off Board
man 8 in 10 innings; Ulr1er 5 in 10
innings. Winning pitcher - Timer.
Losing pitcher = Boardman. Um-
pires Roop and Farley. Time OF
game-2:30.
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INTENT NOT CONSIDERED
On an interference play does
the umpire at any time give
consideration as to whether or
not such interference was acct
dental?
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GET 31.20O FOR an .sHT1p

GET 1920 FOR SM4ASHUP
Clayton Sheedy, Toronto out
fielder, recently was given 81 200 to
settle q smashup with q Syracuse
motorist.
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Seven Year-Old Son Makes
More Noise Than Six Root
ers, Father Says; Eddie
Started Playing Ball in
1909; Used to Be an In
fielder
This is one of a series Of ar.
ticles based on members of the
Bismarck baseball club.

Edward William Tobin used to be
an infielder, but when his arm went
bad, he shifted over to first base
He has been there since and is play
ing nice game this season for the
Bismarck Grays.
Tobin started playing ball with
Mandan in 1909. When he was a
kid. he played ball. "Doc" Love
though younger than Tobin. was in
his gang Love was still in school
when Eddie started with the city
team.
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Summary
Struck out BY Glenn, 10. by Good
iron, 4, in four innings, BY Day s.
in four innings. Bases on balls, off
Goodiron. 2, Glepn, none. Stolen
bases, All-StArs. 10, Shields, q
Score by innings:
Shields 600 OO1 1Oo-2 3
All-&tass 100 40 oe1-11 q :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
AtCTIUN SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
TH.~ &FTFK>UON.
ADAM wKSCHLER q son Auciloneers
Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate, Located
at 1886 Rhode Island Avenue
NV.

Bv virtue Of dees ~ trus; recorded IN
l. bey 40 5A45 ~ folio 1855 of the land rec.
ores ~ the District 81 Columbia. and ~ the
request OF the party s-'73frs1 iheteoS. de
fz-H hsslrE been made Iu the payment ~
isree assesSe6 sEatnst the hereinafter &c
scribe6 real estate. the uDGers gned trustee
VII. offer for sale al on5.lc auction. IN ifopi
Of the premises on ~
ThOssTTDffo5rR A0 Sc1srK pm $50
the following d@sefi bed land a'h} premises
gtua;s in sasd District OF Colugb.a. to VI;
Lot rls-g t~Yed sixty seven tEEt ~ Charles n
fdo6sgerk 81 NJ VISION o. lots ln square nun
bereo one hundred and eightT-iTo tlS2l a.
per oiaf recorded ~ the offfce ~ 'he sur
vrvsy for the Ds'rirt OF Columbia IN LibeF
l. 81 q. fniso afBe
Terms Of safe Dne-taird Of the purchaS
rsoneF 70 re paBt in cash. ard ihe hatsnff
IN smo euna' insia iuieu's rfTsresrnIeG ~ 100
pror7lssorT notes 81 the purchase psFahe
ss~est ag Il ~e gsST aTaur from fas q. sa'"
nsT able s~rnI-sunusiiY SAID aoies 10 bs ~
cured nv dess ~ trUst upo8 tie Dr@is@fi 5
salT or all cash a. TIE opium p' me t'Hf'
~ sser Tsposlt Of tao thousand 90. faf'
80 0Gni yfgu}fer - pWrt.hSsfr Al TINS
81 safe Az convFs abcTn. r's'ordlHz an
notary fees ut rstkt ~ u1rrN arfF Terms ~
SAFE H. ne rl4eA with within Gftn@u 't5
rsFK from Ele dale ~ sale ofhrrSiNe iris
tGss gteerv~ the right :" rerseii rrnfer'y ~
.t@ rgsg ~ ths defzalt'TP ptiFrll assy. a'if'
fve srI dave advert senent ri sg"h resa =
r. sr,se ~ v Er.at5DF Published ln WASHINGTON
D'A''t'' - THOMAS ] long
ER&RY &. AACEALL.
saa44&ssrxs Trustees
TUMuKKOW
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ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON Auc;roneers

TR rsFaTr sh aFn8 9T SA II ThfE FEA
30 ;iSI7 LIVtNGSTON STREFr NORTH
WFSI. LoCATED oNE,HALF tl:oCk
WEST or .CoNNECTlCUT AVENUE.
r.c BY s,rfne CERTAIN deed OF ir9.' duy
- the land records OF the District OF Column.
ha aud AZ the request of the party secured
thereby hefundersrCn"t trustees WI Offer
r@r s.s by p"G xfY,on u r"r nv re-
THIRD !oirdl nay .oF IANJARY ip:s
At THREE THIRTY O'CLOCK PM the Iol-
lowing described lard and premises situate
~ the District Of Columbia 'n Wit Lol @urn-
h"rTd tve 10 ~ suHate numbered eighteen
huntred and nfty.nne 'isJot IN Fulton r
shase nov known az CONNECTICUT Avenue
Terrace a. per plat recorded III The otiice
ri the surveyor for the District OF Columbia
~ Ltber County - ut folio 33
Terms OF sale The above property Will -
sold subject 10 PRIOR deed Of trust far
: 900 90 nj FL r. duo August 9Th 1873
balance one-thlrd to be pad IN cash. t~O-
thirds 10 be represented Ivy the prumissnry
la"s with interest at six per cent pr
Mum from day of sale sabie som. annually
ana secured hF \ second decd Of trust upon
the nrnuerY sold or all cash over frat trust
a. option Of purchaser deposit OF
500 90 required Of purchaser al time ~
sale All convnyanrnr recording settlement
title and notaral fees NJ cost ~ purchaser
Terms ~ sale Ia he complied with within
fHifts DAYS from dav 81 sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right Ia resell the prap-
n9rrhaAer after i've DAYS sdYcr'isnmeut OF
su"h T"sai" IN some nsw spapar published an
The city of Washington. n {
MILTON II. SCHOFtFin.
WILLIAM J, WILKINS
al" -da,'""%>n Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
THOs J. OWEN & son. ATCTIONEEKS.
1925 Eye Street Northwest.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling Known
as Premises No. 1860 Second
81 NV

Bv virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated
June 20 1927. being instrument No. ~.
recorded June - 1877 among the land rec
ords of the District of Columbia and At me
request of the party secured th"rrhv the
undersigned trustees will sell at pubic auc-
'ion. III front Of the premises on MONDAY.
THE TWENTY THIRD DAY or JAM AIRY
A y 1898. AT THREF-THlRTN htLttk
+ NJ. the following described land 1nd prom
Uses situate in the County Of Washington
District II Columbia and dcsi-natod a. ana
hcng part Of lot u in block II lie Drnli
Park ~ pcr nIat recorded IN the nfIr" Of
the surveyor tor the District ~ Coiumht1
IN Liner Governor shepherd NJ fohn -, de-
s"riheJ more fully in said deed nf trust
Terms of sale: ono third Of the purchase
money to ho u1id IN cash balance IN tao
eutial ineidllmcuts payable IN one and two
vc0rs with interest at : per CcniHni ner an.
mum payable senIi-1nnUaliv. from dav Of
sale. secured by deed nf trust upon the prop-
ertv sold or alt cash nj the "ptt0n OF IN"
purchaser A deposit Of $500 pu Wiil I've rr
uuircd NJ time Of sale. Al 'Ont cyan"t"g.
recording c:C.. AZ cost of purchaser. Terms
Of sale IN 10 "nmpijrd with within thtftN
days from DIV Of sale. otherwise tho trp~-
tees rns"Fye the rlsht to resell thc prupertt
~ the risk and cost of icfaultin< pCrrbaser
after FIVE DAYS al, ertISemcut of su, II r"easr
IN some newspaper published IN Washing
ton. y. {.
ALEX 6. CLARKE Jr.
FRED u. G1ESLER.
tall l3felao Trustees
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Un-
improved Property Located
on Walbridge Place Between
Adams Mill Road and Park
Road NV.

By virtue Of \ teed Of trust dated ne
ceTbrr 10Th 1898. ana recorded January
End. 1895 as instrument No -. among the
land records OF the District If Columbia
ani at the rfGuest Of the parties se'.ltrsd
theraby. default haFlnx ts-en made N the
patmrnt Of tn" notes secured ~ salt dec
~ trlj~t fh~ undersigned trustees III -ei
~ FRIDAY TIE TWENTY. SEVENTH DAY
or JAM AIRY. iA2s AT FOUR pm fhe
fnilowtu< -ie-crtfed land aud prenti~es II
U4tFt ~ the District of Columbia and deSlz
mated Lots ) ~ 10 in,'luslve and the
north ~ feSt front by the fun Gepth there.
If nI iot 10 IN block II ami lot ~ 10 -.
inclusive ~ hinrk -, IN Enzabcth Wal
hrttlSs ard Others - subdivision ~ blocks IA
llhFI,ise@ subdivision nj lr=ic-ife a.
prr nla, ~ aforementioned subdivision re
.nrd~,' IN the Off OF The surveyor for the
ntstrto; 81 Cojur,hia ~ f.ihar County Is
at folio - also THE north one b sif of the
ALLY closed IT -ala hoek - snoVr or
plat recorded. 20 ..7Id surveyors Office ~
Terms of sac Tho propertv Will be sold
for cash 4 dson~}t uf =, 800 Viii ~ -
nur"d OF ttfrvhascr ~ i&r1s ~ tha saic
Al CONVEX an"ir< recording ard Uofsrtai i~@.
AZ cn>t NJ nuT,haer~ Terms 81 sale - b.
complied nth WITHIN fhirty d7y< from date
rEh' 80 resell ths property At the risk arr
c1s' ~ the defaul'fnE pEIrrhaeer after hse
day@' afNrrlt-errcpt 81 -neh t~-a'e ~ SOM
rrK saapsT puhashei sra the .ffv II Wash
}uetou DISTRICT - Eni-trrt44
u wIN>HlP MHFATLEY.
GER>oN $oRDLIN1ER
IrNRCOT HANSON.
SMITHS LoI EFT
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS ! OWEN & son ATCTIONFERS
li"5 Eve Street Northwest
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling Known
as Premises No. 1890 Park
Rd NV

:. Ev virtue, q, a certain iced of trust, dated
N3HrSmoGT Ism i'St beng recorded NJ.
3II7 Of tni'o No, 40, and At Tho rcoUcst ot
trustees WI! sell At public auction, IN front
TI5M,E>Ty !, iFtIE9', nnh,,},,2aE jhSISShy nhP'
the following described land and premises.
situate III the DlsirI": Of Columbia and dcs
Ilgna,ed "a and bong paI, Of lot SO u
Mat r""ordeh IN lthor. IS folio - Of no
District Of Columbia described as foltnN-
Bcs'nuns for the same 1t the northwest cor
81 sad lot 1873 feet thence n0rtheastcrN
alnY- ,ipr, nara'iel ~,th The front Inc ct
trlv ;lOUc the east ilue NJ SAID lot AMI
paral'"i with the wprt hue thereof -
feet 10 rs intersection with thr south I'm"
" Park road ,hcure sonlh~re,rrly ai"n.
the south line Of Park rnad Is feet inches
described Won@rtv ls now known for. w.
noses 81 Assessment aud taxation as lot $50
Tcrn,s of salc. One third Of the rur.
chase money To he paid IN cash balance u,
NO cnu1l 'nsia''mcni~ navaoe ~ ore a'n'
two wears with interest 81 SIX per ocn,um
pcr anuUm pavahlc srmi. annualV FROM date
~ sale secured hv deed Of trust urnn the
nronct7v .~old or all. cash n thr oniloo ?!
tho nurchaser 4 deno~ii nf $500 40 VII
he required at the time OF tho sale All
""nv cvan'nE.. t"rorilne etc. nj the cost .,
Min WITHIN hjr,v :iol ,tay@ from, date ~
sale otherwisn trustees rrserte the right e.
@ofattttfn- nnrcbaSer after Eve dats ativrr
tjsn,t,eut ~ snrh resale IN som" ncwsnau"r
nuhlIehcd IN Wtshin~fon District OF Go
lnmtaa
tt Ei.h,~ g %EtifAHc
tat" IT, .. III 'T~n~fon.
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ALFRED i BAKER
- 31n.fNlS fNNu Trustees
ArAM 4 WE>CHIFR 4 SON AuctIoneers

STORY BRICK DWELLING CONVERT
VERNON STREET NORTHWEST
hF write of certain deed of trust dHiv
recorded IN Lthrr No. 57i9. fohn lS& 1t
seq. OF the land records Of the District OF
ttlumha and AT the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trtis,crs
Will oner for >ale iiy public auction ~ front
~ tnr premises. ON FRIDAY. THE TWEEN
IiEIH DAY OF JAM AIRY. 1925 AT For
ara premises situate m the District OF Co.
lumma TO Wit Lot II in II Rozlrr Dulany
trustee 3. subdivision Of lot IN block /. IN
Thomas Fisher William Forsyth and WI
bam p. Young, commissioner subdivision
q parts of Widow Mite and Mount
rieasant. COW known Washtn2 ton
| Hei-ht> as said hrst-named >nhdlyl.ion Il
rs'"l~t@d IN '4ther County No IL folio les
81 the records OF the Office OF the surveyor
OF the District Of Columbia
Terms of sale. The above property WI
Ne sold subject % a PRIOR deed OF trust for
- II % AT ~. due February III lH"a
81 purch1aer a; time uf sale All convey
ancing r'a"urdlng and notaual fees at cost
OF purchaser Terms Of sale TO ta COMPLIED
with within thirty days from day of sale
other~ Sc the trustees reserve the right Ia
resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defaulnnr purchase. after five days
advertisement OF such resale IN some news
PAPER p4blished IN the City of Washing
R OWEN EDN0NsTON. Jr.
WILLIAM | SLAYMAkER
'al0 d6ds.x>u Trustees
THos. J. OWEN & SON ATCTIoNEERs.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Three-story Brick Dwelling,
Known as Premises 25l2 On
tario Road, Northwest.

BY virtue Of a .eTtaju deed Of trust dutt
Fet"fde@i ~ IIh"r No. {1tAi. lotto 100 Il sea
~ IN" isnd records 81 the District OF Tninn.
pa. ana al th@ reaaest of III" party secured
t4fftUf the unaiefsigtl@d trustee ut!i sell 1T
pnel5e auction. IA front uf tie premises on
fkieA1 TIE TWENTIETH Day az JAN.
AIRY: II la2S AT F0rfR THIRTY
tF NJ. the following ,inecrttpe,! Land
ah1 premises situate IA the District az Ca
}hnlma, and designated agh; iseluE d., AZ
~ square :58i Of Harry r Jones snb.iti.
son OF lots IN " aiker and Dukes slsp,iIylslon
u block i3, Meridian Hit" az ,,cr MAJ
~ aaiG Jones subdivision recorded IN the
@ncr OF the surveyor for the Dlstrict OF
Columbia IN J.iber County 80 al folio 10
lesnis sold subject TO a nrlor deed az
trust Tor " 600 further partfculars al
Sht = VIII be announced at time OF sale the
5dfcbass pf1ae above said trust so I've maid ,o
'aeb A deposit of 5000 required Convey.
,Tr.cthk tesotfAng etc at purchasers cost
ieTms 70 D. compiled with within thirty
bats ofher~Ise deposit forfeited and ,he
properly may he advertised and rrsoId a, Inc
"a scTetion of The trustee o. '''
JOSEPH Y MORGAN
s.,n,s,., surviving Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
l.l-,ll VI. llAAA
ADAM A. WEsCHLER son. Auctioncers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY AND
CELLAR BRICK DWELLING No

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY AND
10: = SIXTH STREET Nv.
Hy virtue Of "A certain deed of trust duis
recorded IN Libcr No. 3i:l folio $50 81 seq.
81 tho land records Of the District ~ 20
iln,'ra AMI At the request Of the marty
rpec! thereby. the undersigned trustees vii
offer for sale by PUBLIC auctl4n.. N front ~
thc nIenIscs on FRIDAY. THE TWk>TI,
FOI X -FGR1I-FlFF O'CLOCK pm the tot.
IoWIng c4crihcd land and prentice. situate
~ the District III Columbia. tp.Vtt lot
IS5 III John " Phillips subdivision ~ ipts
~ square itt per ulat fecnrdeti ~ Liner
~ toio 10 of the records ~ ~" "rt'c Ol
tho surveyor ot he lH@trct NJ Columbia
Terms of sale One third cash balance to
two equal 'Is'alimenis represented by the
urnmt.sory notes Of the purchaser pa s,'s
~ orc and tWo wears. With interest At -
nor cent no" annnnt from DAY " sale nay.
able -eni -annua;it secured hv dped ~ tft.st
unnn the prOrerty sold nil caah ~ Opium
NJ pHrchaser. deposIt 81 $500 go re-
r~corfIrx and uotarta fees At CO.., OF pur
chaser. Terms to be complied with WITHIN
thirty DAYS from day of sale. oiher1t-e the
trustees reserve the right 20 resell the prop
rrtv AZ the risk and cn~t IT tn" tcfa Iitirg
purchaser after five day. advert sement Of
such resale III s6fna ne W~'1ator puhII-hp! a.
the citv Of Washlngtnn g
" GILBERT DENT
GFoPGE AM0RY MADDOX.
iaf |-dkdS rxSu Trustees
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Three.story Brick Dwelling
Known as Premises 1907 10th
Street Northwest.

Rv virtue Of a certain decd OF tfusi duly
recorded II Liner No 1888 foto ~ ct sea.
~ the land records Of the District of Column.
hia and AZ the request Of the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustees VIII sell al
pNhlc auction N front of the premises on
FRIDAY THE TWENTIETH DAY or JAN.
CAHY Al 1928 AT THREE FORTY
O'CLOCK Pm the following described and
and premises situate in the District OF Co.
lun'hia and dos suatci as and helug lot ~
III Samuel Reiferns subdivision OF square
SOC as per Mat recorded IN Liner f.. AT
folio l+3 one of the re"nrs Of the survey
ors office for the District nf Columbia
Terms Of sale All cash deposit al
$500 viii he required at time OF sale Al
ronvcysncinc recording etc. NJ cost nf pur
chaser Terms Of sale to NC complied with
within thirty DAYS from dav OF sale other.
Mise the trustees reserve the rGht To resell
the property AZ The risk au,i cost Of default
lnc M III aser aftcr five DAYS advertisement
OF sub resale ~ some newspaper published
III Washington n {
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Trustees Sale of New Residen-
tial Properties Known as No.
4S24 Piney Branch Road, Nos.
1923, 4S2S, 1929 and 1881 18th
St. NV, in Square Numbered
270S,

Rv vl-tue ~ those depfx q! .rusf aate3
January - lH"d AMI Au&4Si - 1875 X
toritv! respectively. 40 Litter 5tisl aI foIto @.
auri Litter 5sl4 - 4oigu 49,. ~ the isosi lse-
grlH-st - the party Thereby seN'Irsd tae
undersigned w|,i sell At paAlc suction n
front OF the -e~p~etlVe premises. un tt -
cay THE TNESTY-tOI RTH DAY uf
JANUARY ips>. BEGINNING AT THREE
Thirty O'CLOCK Pm tae following acts
ia SQUARE 2so> IN said District more par
uCulArty Described ia said deeds namely .
Lot - improved bv dwelling numbered -
PIHey RgA"ch NJ IA suo,ec; 81 a trust ~
curing = " ttbu- tol - tnlpgots~f nv dwell
,us unwberce asa 10Th II nv suh}ect in
trost securing SIS 900 lot 80 lssproN Ell
nr dwelling Dumtcsesi aS.A i6;h -
subject To t~C~t ~eeuFtn< - ! Ht'O lot ~
=. u. subject tn 4 trust se,tsriuE - IS. onn
tnt - lulptn4 NJ rs DWELLING numbered 49,
ltth =, ny ~ue}esi 10 ,rust src@r'rs
500
Terms ssid c4rrsls ~tls hs sold strArst-ly
sa tee ovtsr~ enurtcr zt@tt ssbfs.t - hrst
tuuoruts,t 50 tive sale fasas ant interest
vr first tyetsts NH IT. adjusted ga 'aS ut
.s'~ 4 ,iet.4.it If SatHt N,@} Pc rsttHgyed 80"
rstb Is, rrT-h8~f price tv ~ pslA otr
fhtrd ash hs}4nro }e une asAs twa vesrs,
g>spr.'4tely. auh t@tese~t represented ny
rglv NnN or all tash ~ pur- h7s@c oe-4"n
rrn,c> anctns recording "a ~ p1r a.
ny'S ,4,et Terms 10 - tttin3te~t within fhtstN
tAys fvam dsv at safe utheg~t~e the se}N'Sit
utRX Cr nffei,F~t aud she property "rso}t AZ
tho risk an1 rnst ~ 'he ratn-hS-sT. after =
days advrr'i s"nsert ~ The fysma< star
u.s. lath - w
WILLIAM T. BENSON
nAh l5sh ~ Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
SALE-HOUSES.
tContiuued.l
MIST BE SOLD At ONCE,
BIG s-ROoM HOUSES POR. HE'S.
ONLY p5O---$l00 CASH.

This is real bargain in splendid tap
estrr brick home ~ an attractive NV resi-
CeDiisL community close to schools stores
churches bus aud car line large rooms
and tiled hath vide covered por.hcs. nice
kitchen. concrete cellar with Laundry trays
Geep war;; with ROOM for garage In good
condition, with attr active dr,pration and
iiShilnr Rxtuies hot W. ter heat electricity.
modern ~ every detail and convenience
This home must lN> sold AZ once Owner
Nil iake 80 aSn with cash payment of 500
ANS VERY easy monthly pSNnlPNt~ can Lin.
coin 1os3w fer appointment TO inspect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
TRrITnEFs , S,tk -, ~ ThREiHa 3s srp pIT
lLhNE.NHrn cThEfr NnkIilME-

TRUSTEES .s,Lf. o. THREE Sr9K -
YFFNrH STREET NOR HWE~F
ry ylrtue Of 's.ftsin ae"I ~ trust dnIy
recorded ia I.trer Ma. Al"l fofto "db - seal b
II the land records 81 the District of t0lnm.
nia ami az the reutF~f ~ thT party srt'ufftl
thereby the uuicTslEue'i ~1rtitinS iiustre
Viii offer for Saie ty pthitr a1'ttoti. ~ 1n"'
ton rooms oi Adam A. Wes' HER 80, Smn
a3n pcuua ave. 81 ~ On II E~IlA TIT.
TWENTY POI R'FH DAY OF JAM AIRY .
1879 AT TEN THIRTY O'CLOCK AN the
oiIoRine des n fDse land and pgenll ~ sitnEie
in tho District nf Colombia. - @st Lot nttr
huaIteG 3nd foHT EJUit AZ ini}eF Il Grof >
subsits lsIon Of square ore hundred aud pih"tF
400 a. sad sUht3f 3sl4n recorded lf'
BOOK 10 page - 81 the records % the sur-
wears off;as 81 the District ~ Columbia
Terms OF safe tasu \ fepnN!f Hf 800
required o! purchase n tGn1e Of sale AL
-obNrY anrlng raoofttifsg sHd 4thigt}al fees A.
r0at ~ ratr'j1a~er. IeInS at sale 80 br cons
u'lsai R1fh wifht1 FIVE days from 6ay as sale
otherwise the ssIFfIfGoE TRUSTEE tfsP~FfS thr
"gAt 10 fe-"}i tine pvnpnftF, ~ the rsi, aH''
sast "f the 5efNsitl9E pifeh a~pf after ~
na'- sdVeti,~< 'tscfit 81 ~frn rrest az sssios
ne~ fpai3er ,pa3Iished IA tue e'ty oil Nash-
lRsiDn. u. {.
JESSE I. HrlsERLL
sur fYtNg IrHstnr
iit5 No q, NV.
sat 6Atit.s pYSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. WILL BE- RECEIVED By THE
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. Savy De-
partner. aIgt wa. fsm's p tass until sal
iivsring 9rtrnn9 reels trsnsrlittsTs yeceIv'rs
generators uind driven propeiiers. freaIsncv
meters DoUer equipment fnr radio trans
Navy Yard WashinTtnn n r Apply To-
proposals tn the Bureau Of Supplies Ard
Ac"o'In's CHARLES NORRIS. Pavrs.teT
General ~ the SavY iai92S