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THOS. J. OWEN Il SON AUCTIOSEERS.
l325 Eve Street Northwest



TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE 2.STORY
FRAME DWELLING, KNOWS As 2lO
CAPITAL AVE. IVY CITY. d. e..
BY virtue OF deed of trust flied for
record October n 1917 and being lnstru:
ment No, /" IN the land records OF SAID
district and ut the request of the party &C.
cured, the undersigned trustees will sell at
public auction III front ui the premises. Oh
MONDAY, THE IHiRflETH DAY Of JAN.
UARY. lD!S fOCR.THiRTY O'CLOCK
I'M. the following land and premises. ~
the District of Columbia TO Wit: Lots Ii
and Is IN block now square 40i4 Ivy
City. as per plat IN the surveyor office ioi
said district IN Levy Court Z at folio ~
Terms OF sale. sold subject To UrIor en-
cumbrance OF record. particulars OF which
will he announced at fine OF sale. balance
to be paid IN cash. Deposit OF $500 at
time of sale. Adjustments to I've made as u
date Of sale. Conveyanclng. recording etc.
at cost of purchaser Terms 70 I've com.
piled with In 80 days or deposit forfeited
and property resold at discretion OF trustees.
RICHARD NJ. PARKER,
EVERETT G. CLEMENTS.
iaiS20 % 2b -. 81 Trustees
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AUCTION NAi.ES.
rnos. J. OWEN ratt = son SA, a1crlosErRs.
l426 EYE 81 NV

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE THREE.
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOW
As PRE EMS, 1915 N STREET
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 1910 folio 31D ct seq
Of the land records Of the District of Column
, nla and at the rsaleat Of the party secured
!rl auction IN front % tho premises. on
ppu,IEESpAY THE SEVENTH DAY or FER
EN- I'm the following described land and prem;
DESIGNATED as and being part of lot . ~
s sG.iare I'll beginning for the. same on n
street north . feet west of the southeast
corner Of said lot and running Thence west
on sald street 20 feet. thence north 80 feet
thence thence east 20 feet and thence south 100
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed Of
trust Tor ~ 600 further particulars Of which
WIN bo announced at time Of sale: the p,lr-
c caas' pTce above sais trust 70 be paid IN
ancins. recording. etc. at purchaser cost.
Terms 70 be complied with within thirty
Gays. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may DO advertised and resold at the
discretion OF the trustees
JESSE T. WHITE.
40, LEROY GADDIS, Jr,.
1aE1 81, Tel 10 Trusfaea
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NEW PANEL ORDERED
FOR CONDEMNATION
Government Counsel and Property
Owners on q. 8. Supreme Court
Site Disagree.

Government counsel and property
lection of three commissioners from -
men who had qualified 10 assess dam
gaes 20 property In squares tat and 72s,
which viii be condemned as q site for
the new United States Supreme Court
Building. Justice William HitS ordereG
the Jury commission 20 call an add
.!onal venire Of IS men 70 appear Feb
rnary 6. Further proceedings were con-
tinued TO that date.
The property sought 70 be condemned
lies between First and Second streets
East Capitol street and Maryland ave-
nue. northeast. TIE Government Is
represented By Assistant United States
Attorneys General Henry II. Classic and
A. Lestwtch Sinclair.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR SEM
pETACHED DWELLINGS KNOWN A

rh1pslTfE ASHEp sH bEEEL22Escs Fo kSow sE%
BRANDYWINE STREET NORTHWEST
lated April II, 1927. being instruments Nos
SO 81 80 and 50 recorded April Is. 1927
e amons the land record. Of the District Of
. sec, thereby, the undersignsd trustees
prsm,ses on TUESDAY, THE THIRTY
FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the follow.
lng-dsscrlhed land aud premises. situate in
the District OF Columbia, and designated a.
and heinE lou. - IS 20 and -. inclusive
OF lots IN square 1878. as ner pla, recorded
IN Liber So ut folio - in the surveyors
nfiicc Of the District OF Columbia, subject 20
'he building restriction lines shown on
said plat and subject to the right of way
Tor Falls Branch saver. as condemned In
District Court cause No 7lfi in the supren1e
Court OF the District OF Columbia. subject
also To covenants OF record
Terms OF sale Lots - a5 and -. each
cold subject to prior deed OF trust for
*, 800 90 and lot - sold subject TO n prior
deed Of trust for as rSO 90 further par.
t,"ulars ~ which will Ne announced az time
of sale tha purchase price above said trusts
TO I've paid In cash A deposit Of $500 %
required on each parcel. Conveyancinr re-
10 he complied with within. thirty days
otherwise denosit forfeited ard the property
NAV ne advertised and resold at the discre-
ton of the trustees.
hfscS i Il. R stssE11
tao: e Is q 30 Trustees
THOMAS 0wFN son ATCTi0SEERs
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling Situate
No. 1920 Emerson ST. NE.

gust 10, 1877 ss instru,nen, No, dosi
anoug the lard records Of The District Of
We .hs sell u Il i sY II Ne hsy yFe III
February, Al ia1s. Ar Foi'R'THiBTS
O'CLOCK M lot numbered one hundres'
and sorty I4ni in Wine and MAyses sub
division Of square numbered ten hundres! and
twenty nine 1000 as per plat recoried u
the ahcs of the surveyor for the Distrtc;
OF Columbia In Litter 10 at folio 81
Terms uf sale One. fourth Fash: halsnc"
in one two ard itr~e years. with interest q,
six per cant peF mnun payable semi.annu
ally Deposit of $500 90 required at time O.
sale and the purchaser allowed fifteen days
from date OF sale Ia complete the purchase
Further particulars ri time nf sale. All con
veyancing. recording etc. 1T cost of pur
chaser
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EDWARD c. BALTz
VERNON q. OWEN.
yrRSo5'NS 6. OMEN
iscS-i&ds exsa Trustees.
ADAM < wEsCtt.ER L son. AueiIoncer.
Trustees Sale Of No. SIS 18th
e.. NV.

~ virtue Of deed of trust. recorded on
August II. lp27. ~ instrument No. 6S61 OF
the land records ot the District of Coiumbta
aud NJ request of party secured thereby. un
dsssisned trustres will offer for sale hy pub.
THE THIRD nay or FEBRUARY, ia.S
scrihed land ard premises situate in Wash.
ingtnn District az Columbia, to wit, The
south 81 feet front on 18th street ny the
fun depth thereof of original lot numbered
eighteen tisl IN @iuare numbered two hun
bred and ninety i.pnl subject 10 the con
ditlon that during period of hve years
from June Q, tDa.. said property shan net
I've used for theatcr purposes
Terms Of sale Property sold subject 20 q
first trust Of thirty Ave thousand dollars
iS3S 600 0oi and second trust OF ninetean
thousand dollars 1000 .OOl. particulars
of which will he given on application 10 ha
dersigned ard will I've announced At sale,
Purrhass money To- hc patd In cash, 4 de
posit OF one Thousand dollars tSi 600 ool re.
nuired Of purchaser Al sale, All convey anc.
ing. recording aud natartal fees AZ cost nt
purchaser, Terms OF sale 10 he eemnnea
with within hf,een DAYS from day of sale,
otherwise trustees reserve rlsht % resell
property At risk and coss OF lie taultisg nure
chaser after Ave DAYS advertisement OF such
resale In soma newspaper published IN Wash
LOREN N HERBERT
WALTER A, RoMER
tasi dkdsexSn Trnstees
rlios OWEN K g6y EVCTT0YEYKg~
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:. ...-. :. : flII..bE. .DAAS
tAIAGEnT En i AK
~ " u q
Trustees Sale Of Semi Detached
Brick Dwelling, Eight Rooms
and Bath, No. S222 Chevy
Chase Parkway NV, With

Hy virtue ~ teIiaH dead OF irust dUil
faruf,lsd ~ Lille, No bunn toiia Iuu 81 nea
- M land feeofds ~ the District ~ III
gufrd thereby The lodersisnsd trustees vii
lhs e,.inlses on MONDAY TmE Tiilh'fiHTll
hModW NN,,hA lie follon eIsn ..'Arlesd r lan9
and pfen'issr, Aisnats 10 tha District ~ GO
A biUnjaD AMI Victor \ bluuinn's spbdi
vision ~ iots ~ syuarF numbered 1874 a.
nsr Mat recorded Ia the nitita ~ Tho SUE
!gsor ~ the pisllict ~ Ceinb,bla u i.ihe'
10 ~ folia 70 subject 10 inldins line 10
Terry n ssl7 The ahoya property VII
ss 1000, ~ M pes cent dua septsmber 20
lHas ~ 900 Ia be paid ~ TINS ~ plesl's
~ sais. i'aiaros T. be sao,issd its . sseon,
monthly Hayn,egt ~ 400 whirh inelinles
interest y The hfst AMI iutrfeai aud prlnri
pal Dn iha seeand iFnst az oil eash over
iflifi al option NJ ,i,rtkHssf A tiHtnsu III
$500 90 Iaguifsd III piifehasef NJ lime al
kaia Al TonsntanelhH rerufilnk and no
ta,iai fees al e'!st ~ uufthaser, lafnlS al
snin 90 be rimnlied win @ithia thlrts DAYS
ttom DAY ~ sals athst wlss li,a tfustetf II
Hen AID aast Of lie dsfaulllnf n,isaharnr
altar hvs HAYS adv fttssmanI ~ slieh .esata.
u . .ens a"ss"fp"r"' o"'''s""d !" The ''' at
TdhI4ttr' nn,sAfs
tssi e3,sb,a1 ~ gtas,ses,
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AUCTION SALES.
FuIlKE DASS.
THOs. J. OWEN & SON, AUcTIONEERS.
l425 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF vAtuAnI;EE THREE :
~ No h ai4i l. s sS2TT NoRrHWEsf:
ny virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Liber No. .bh27, folio 37e e. SEQ,
of tho land records Of the. District OF Coinm,
bia. and at the request of tho party secured
thereby, The undersIRned trustees will sell AT. At
Mo 9s;T a!e" THE sixth i'ff DAY. Or FEBRIi:
ARY, Al. 1923. At TH Ii.t,i1d I,rt
and premises situate IN the District o. co,
umbia, and designated ms and being iot -
In G.. y. Chesney's subdivision OF original
,ot Is in square ~, as per plat recorded IN
Liber -, at folio 1gs; In The surveyor
"ffice OF the District of Columbia.
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed Of
will he announced at time OF sale; the pur'
chase price above said trust TO be paid IN
;ancinr, recording. etc, at iurchaser's cnst
Terms 10 he complied with within thirty
days otherwise deposit forfeited and the
nroperty may I've, advertised and resold at
c. w. SIMPSON.
G. PERCY McGLtJE
imp fnt ~ StnA0
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1896 SIND St. NV, Improved
With Two-Story Brick Dwell
s.~

ny virtue of certain ieed Of trust, daily
recorded January ~. la.S a. Instrument
No al of The land reeor,is of The District ei
Columbia and NJ the rrdues, II the party
secured Thereby the nndrFssnet t!usssss will
ssli a, pu,hiiS ,A,syee, n irHn. 81 Il. srsce,s,
FEBRUARY, n I6.s Ar TnRei.
O'CLOCK Pm, The following .ieserts,ed laa,'
and premisss situate IN the vits az wsehtag,
.ap, y E lr, ny@nerea nt,S,s,S ,, so IN IL
twelve hundred and r,shtk tskol, ss per
Plat recorded In Liter % a folio 10. in
The survsyer's afsice ~ The hsstflct Of ca
lumhA.
TERMS. onsthjrd cash balance IN equal
stailu,ents AZ oue aud tive Years with Ia
tersst At ~ psr ann4n', payAels sea. aneu
deed OF trust on the properts sold, Or ell
cash at the purchasers oeltens 'tenasit
81 5000 % viii he required al the uNs Of
sale All convey sneihs and reser,i,nk viii he
~ the uurvhaaer'a Goat Terbts u te etni
trustees fesarNe tho rtsht Ia Fvsslt AZ the
GEORGE 4 nAkER
GEO ' nE NEALk,
iaea.eas7ss.aos II lei sa.4 Trustees
rHos, J. OWEN 4 SON, AucrloNGess
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PROPOSALS.

U. :. ENGINEER OFFICE. i0es NAVY
Building Washington n c. Sealed nFo
nosals will Nv ceeeivr! here until IL n
January 81. l0sS for drilling shaft sur
lo,ineh casing, Further information On ap-
nlicaigon
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AUCTION SALES.
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AUCTION SALES.
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ra9s1EEs ss tIsa or y 4AMk5Aa4dky @ hkAA
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"an.I:'ss aaGassS, 4. Z" osi IIS' "a
s q ss: sg ~ :issss 'a'" '''
Terms o. ,.s ssf .s@,,ns y, 'h nstss p
ars s'' y tsSoo o6 40 sasid p;,ensI'; xill r.
: ss9 s ssa IVA s,s o.: '"'H !; .as "a.
ger: s . ass ".' 60 hs Eve 'p
cent pst annum pessps "a IT.. nss r., r..
" "sase = .o iff"s T's s .Is "S,,se
. ., 's'" III s s"s'y:sa"slas rssof$,ps s's,
.sis I" ne complied With within thirty
days fran date ~ sais othsrwiss
,ispastt VIII 10 Forfeited ahd the pr9p
srtv fesgld ~ tbs fsk hni rost ~ the slf
fattif,nF purchaser after ave- days Adysf
ijssosspt II spdh Fsssis 70 sgHs newspaper
published !" ~".1eEitifhtHTqh y esissor.
,.Wtr1s .TIipys Inc Co.
..... Investment. ~ h,ds
G. 4! nav co. INC, xurriokrEas
rs aAEhHAL's SAFE,
by yitfus ~ wit 81 lfr iae,1s issus9
fpau IT lie fls.fI 81 fnl'lmbla, AID :" ne
~ 4 Ms 4g.tst, ss ~, $s'aa Y, II.
r." 'ssiionai xutaaoilTs sails sinai Assoeia.
s ~" III III. v NJ Ma .yq' Gslr. Nat% W".s
In .s:s ... Hi .." az '5, ,o s'1 b..g
lsIei.ios = A,maash' n"dyE""fr I,sfs
1tpe.rlisg fhslf f,.s*d,st i,esk etc
Il. 4. is"a.s 40 p9ei3 I" III ,SS Ii"1sms"l
~ Is9 No faS0Di Ia favor ~ fsn simmons
. Euitsd statss Marshal,
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THos j. OWEN 4 SON AUCTiONEERS
li25 Eve Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE =.
STORY ROW wv SRtck DWELLING 1896

li25 Eve Street Northwest.
fs1 i;5 s'ra s8S SSHNlSk DWELLING @as@d
ny sr'"s r s,ar s dfsd e Sd tsu lad u,
seq q the land tsSeords OF The pis!rsc. q
secured thereby the nndersiEned trustee, tees
sssgi.es. or rWEpNEsSDA TIL. FiRsT
TaRrE'TnlRTY O'Clock IN tho follow
ing described land and premises, situate IN
me pis,rio, Of coiaTha apd asfIsns,sd Ia, As
division .. of lots IN block 20, 'Colun,hls
Heights. as per plat recorded 10 the once
Of the surveyor for the p,s!rc. Of Columbia
IN Liber 81. at folio lTt: excepting the
~est or rear. 81 feet by that width OF said
lot Dedicated for public alley purposes as
shown on plat II said surveyors 4i,ice tn
known for purposes of assessment aud taxa
ton as suusre Ss66 subject 10 covenants at
record, -, -.
trust fnr 80 $50 90 further particulars OF
which ~ii I've announced az time OF sale me
p1Gchase. nriee ahe.e said true, 10 be paid 10
ancins recording. etc. a. nurchasess rcst
otherwise deposit forfeited and the. orepertS
may ne advertised and resoid 81 the d'scrs
''"" W ''' HARRY n PITTS
ROBERT r. MCCORMICK,
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
rHtS AFTERNtMN.
ADAM < WEsCHLER u SON Auctionecrs,
Trustees Sale of Valuable Un-
improved Property Located
on Walbridge Place Between
Adams Mill Road and Park
Pad NJ w

Road NV.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated De
cember 10Th, 1870, ana RECORDED January
land records of thu District Of Columbia,
and at the. request OF the parties secured
thereby. default having been made IN the
payment of the notes secured 10y SAID deed
Of trust the undersigned trustees will sell
at P9hs s"S! HE Y isH s. 81
Or JAM AIRY 1923 AT FOUR Pm. the
following -iescribcd land and premises SIT
uate,' in the District Of Columbia and desie
mattel as Lots 81 to 40 inclusive. and the
north = 80 feet front by the full denth there
:" q lot 80 h S%cA and r Gts 20 to -
bridge and others, re subdivision Of blocks In
per pa. Of aforementioned subdivision re.
corded In the Office OF the surveyor for the
a oH II also ,a the ,,n ncE'h % .ho o. the
Llher SO nj folio 81"
Terms of sale: The rr2nerty, will be sold
for cash nr Jsnosit 81 $500 vii, be re-
All convcyan,ing, recording and notaria fees
at cost OF purchaser Terms of sale to he
compiled With within thirty days from date
Of sale otherwise the trustees reserve the
righ' 70 resell the pr0perty at the risk and
cost of the ,defaulttng. purchaser, after Ave
noWspapcr published In the city of Wash,
ington District Of Columbia.
Il. wINsHlp WHEATLEY
GERsoN NoRDLINGER-
Trustees.
s sHET44hMfoTs Y33EE spT
Ntorne,s for Party Secured
iair d&ds,exSu
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Trustees Sale Of Desirable Two
Story Semi-Detached Brick
Building Situate No. 46ll 43rd
c. NV

BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust. re:
corded IN Iibcr No. $40. at folio 2as. of
the land records of the District Of Columbia,
We shall sell N front of the premises on
THURSDAY. THE skCoND DAY Or FEB;
RUARY AID I9.S AT F0CR.THlRTY
O'CLOCK Pm lot numbered ~ in Leonard
l.. Nicholson JUNIORS, subdivision OF LOT IN
square numbered 1878. as per plat recorded
IN the Office of the surveyor for the District
Of Columbia. in Liher e.. at folio II: sub
ject to covenants of record.
Terms OF sale: une fourth cash. balance
in one two aud three years with interest
at six per cent per annum. payabl" =. mi
annually Deposit of 5000 90 required a
time of sale and the purchaser allowed ~
teen DAYS from date Of sale to complete III,
purchase Further particulars at time oil
sale All convey ancing. recording, etc. ai
ARTHUR G. BISHOP
q N
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The first school In the New World was
built in TexcoeA Valley Of Mexico IN
1923. by Fray de 0ante. and wAs al
tended by many Indian nohieA
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ARTHUR G. BISHOP
FRED MCKEE
THOs- 8 OWEN ( son. AUCTioNEERs,
lIo5 EYE ST, NV.

rRUsTEES.. SALE, OF yAhuA AnIIsr TWO We
mo PREMISES NJ. 45i RANDoLPh
STREET NORTHW EST.
Rs virtue OF u certain decd of trust duly
recorded In Ilhcr No 1865. folio ala ct sec,
of the land rerort's of the District of Cnunl.
hla and at the request Of the party srs"nreti
thereby the underSigned trustees Will sell
At pubic auction. IN front ot the PREMISE
1 q, Tt,ESnAf. THE ,. DA Annnp "
oCL0CK Pm. the following described land
and premises. situate IN the District OF 60:
lumhia, and designated a. and being lot ~
IA Alex MiliaF's subdivision OF lots In block
- Petworth Addition to the Cts of Wash
ingtou " as per plat recorded in IAher No
~, folio i37 Of the records of the Qfficc OF
tho surveyor of the District of C0lumbla
itow known for taxation purposes ~ iot ~
IN SQUARE 1887.
Terms: Sod subject to n prior deed Of
trust for - 900, further particulars of which
will be announced Al time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to I've paid III
cash. A deposit Of $500 Required. Convey
a1ctnE. recording. etc. al purchasers cost
Terms "a I've complied with SlihiB thirty
lays, otherwise deposit forfeited and the
properly may he advertised and resnld al the
discretion OF the trustees,
ROBERT l.. McKEEvER,
EARL +. GOSS.
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SALE-HOUSES.
(Oontinued.l

CONVENIENT TERMS
ytILL
COMMISSION
BROKERS.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO. INC,
MAIN ss4s. iIia EYE ST. NV.
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SAl.tC-HOUSES,
A REAL BARGAIN.

A REAL BARGAIN.
THIS HOME has six nice rooms and
tiled hath. and is located ON 9TH St
nfss FssraS oSc, gT o sxMH AAS
THE GENERAL. CONDITION ID AS
ow NER MUST SACRIFICE THIS
AT ONCE and has authorized q sale
at so 900 Jus, 81 900 above the en-:
cunbrapcrs, or will sell COMPLETE
I.Y FURNISHED WITH ABOUT
$4,000. worth Of FINE FURNISH.
$3.50.
See Mr.; WATSON Immediately at
MOORl: & HILL, INC,
Phone NJ liza. T30 nth 81. NV.
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THOMAS J 0wFN S0I AT'CTioSFFRS
i1oS Eyr Ct NV
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THOS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIOSEERS
lia5 Eye Street Northwest.

WALTER c. CLEPHANE.
iao5d&ds nxSu Trustees
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DON'T MOVE
OR RENEW YOUR LEASE
when YOU can buy one of these homes fo
hr rent YOU are now paying.
1871 to 1875 Upshur St. NV.
Semi detached Friwdaire: twocar separate
hrck garages: four bedrooms; electric lights
large lets; wide MARKING
Biggest bargains ever In this section.
Drive nut 10th OF. to Upshur OF. and turn
left I y squares.
Open and Lighted Until
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II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO..
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500 Cash. Balance Monthly,
4th and I SITS. NE.
You can buy one of these houses for the
WHY NHT CONE OUT?
II. r. HOWENSTElN CO..
1911 h 81 NV. Phone Main Dos.
MT. PLEASANT.
Modern Or. and 3-hath residence. garage;
large front yard going in business. need
owner. 1897 Kilbourne pl. NV. Columbia
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TOMORROW
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-28
GALES WILL
RETIRE FRIENDS
AREDECLARING
Question of Presidential Sue.
cession Will Be Taken Up
in September

Mexico City. July 28.-OP-Inti-
mate friends Of President Gales say
that he told them he will retire from
the presidency on December l.
It appeared probable today that
efforts would be made in some quar-
ters to induce him to change his
mind. Should these fail, it was
thought that Governor Aaron Saenz
of the state of Nuevo Leon would
succeed to the presidency, to which
the late General Alvaro Obregon was
elected.
There had been some doubt as to
whether the proposal that Gales be
named provisional president for a
two-year term until an election could
be held would be legal. The decision
Of President Gales not to succeed
himself served further to clear the
political atmosphere.
The question Of presidential sue
cession will not be taken up until
September, when congress convenes
in it's regular session. The special
session opening today will rot deal
with the question of succession.
The so-called Obregon amend
ments to the constitution will be the
principal business of the special
session. These amendments are ex-
pected to reduce further the influ-
ence of the Labor party, to which
the Obregonistas are opposed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-28
FOUR KILLED
ASSPEED BOAT
STRIKES LINER
Craft, Out of Control, Crashes
Into Paddle Wheels of Lake
Passenger Ship

Holland, Mich, July 28.-(AP)-
Four Holland youths were killed and
two companions were suffering f,op
injvr,es today as. the result Of a col
lision last night between a speed
boat in which they were riding and
the Goodrich Line passenger steam.
er, City Of Holland.
The dead are Paul Landw4hr, e.
son Of A. A. Landwehr, millionaire
furnace manufacturer Of Holland;
John C.. Nystrom, IA, Earl van
Lente, 18, and John Arends, 50. all
of Holland.
Robert Membrane, "a. Of New
York, and George Lyle, q, Los
Angeles aviator, were injured.
Witnesses said the speedboat
piloted by Landwehr, circlcd the
steamer, a side wheeler type. several
times breasting waves left in its
wake, when suddenly the steering
apparatus failed and tho small
craft crashed headon into the whirl-
ing paddle blades of the City of Hol-
land. The speedboat was churned
beneath the surface and crushed, but
Membrane and Lyle were knocked
clear of the boat by the fore, Of the
collision. The others were trapped
and either killed or drowned.
Boats were lowered from the City
Of Holland and Membrane and Lyle
rescued. Early today the bodies Of
the other four had not been re-
covered.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-28
BLOW ON NOSE
OPENS GAMES

Amsterdam Stadium, July 2s.-(R)
international controversay grow
ing out Of q French official being
punched by q Dutch Olympic stadi-
um gatekeeper, fell like a bombshell
in the midst Of the spectacular
Olympic opening this afternoon.
The entire French delegation
withdrew from the opening parade
and failed to take the Olympic oath,
the situation reaching diplomatic
proportions when Franz Reichel, sec
retary Of the French Olympic COM
mittee, told the Associated Press he
would consult the French ambassa-
dor on decision whether to COM
pete in the games.
Friday q guard at the stadium
without provocation struck Paul
Mericamp, general secretary Of the
French Athletic Federation and Z
member Of the Olympic committee,
with his fist.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-28
HEROES OF 81
MEET AGAIN
First Minnesota Veterans o1
Gettysburg Charge Will
Greet Coolidge

Cannon Falls, Mimi, July 2s.-LR,
Most of the 1900 inhabitants Of Can
non Falls turned from normal tasks
today to complete preparations for
the most important function in the
towns history-the visit tomorrow
Of the president Of the United States.
That visit Of two to three hours is
expected TO attract 100000 persons
to this country town, situated 40
miles south Of st. Paul and Mime
apolis.
The president will talk at the un-
yelling Of a statue Of Colonel Will
lam Colvill, commander Of the First
Minnesota Infantry, which wrote its
name in Civil war history by its
heroic charge in the battle Of Gettys-
burg.
Participating in the exercises to-
morrow will be seven Of the 20 sur
viving members Of the First Mime
sofa.