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Maintaining Alfalfa Yields

careful study has been made
of the average per acre yield o.
alfalfa hay ON the Sunnyside pro.
iect This shows that from III.
TO 1928 there has been a decrease
from six tons per acre to 81 tons
ner acre as the average yield. The
figures as gathered year by year
show q gradual decrease with the
exception of 1925 which was the
lowest for the entire period Delng
3.3 tons. These figures should De
significant to the alfalfa hay pro-
ducers of this county.
The Sunnyside project includes
much soil that is far better than
the average soil found in this coun-
ty and if the yield there has shown
a continued and gradual decrease
we cannot expect otherwise here
This matter was discussed recent
ly with Professor Hegnauer, and ne
saws that there is only one conclu-
sion, that being, that more hay
must be fed upon the farm and that
rotations must be followed. Pro-
lessor Hegneuer continued, "many
will say that they do not like that
kind of q program, but it must
come if the agriculture of the val
ley is to be maintained"
During last week, three alfalfa
fertilization plots of the county
were visited by Professor Hegnauer
and on all of the plots visited, the
yield for the first crop on the Nj
trate, Phosphate fortified plot
seems to be better. At harvest time
a careful check will be made of the
yields and then more definite In
formation will be available. The
checks will he continued through
out the season so as to determine
just which plots are producing the
best results.
The fertilization by use of COM
mercial fertilizers do not seem to
be the most reasonable means OF
maintaining yields, however, but
this should be brought about BY
the very thing which was suggest
ed by Professor Hegnauer, namely
the feeding of more of the alfalfa
on the farm and a proper rotation
system worked out This is a big
problem and one which should re-
ceive considerable thought on the
part of the farmers.
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hat their report would be favor.

CnaC tn6lT report WOoiu pS IdVot-
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbanks, wlc
have been touring California and
Mexico, spent few days with
their son, Arthur. They left Nor
day for their home in Everett.
The water right owners of the
valley met in the community hall on
May Is. B. H. KiseI attorney ii
Spokane, acting for TIE receiver
in this matter, addressed the meet
ing and discussed the necessity Of
getting all factions together and
forming a legal organization to b.
prepared to take over at the re.
Iceiver's sale, if necessary, the
properties of the Black Rock Powe,
| Co. and the Consumers Ditch Co
Acting under Mr.. Kiser's sugges-
lions, each committee agreed to Sc
lect three members from each or.
ganization, forming new COM
mittee of six, these with their a.
itorneys, Mr.. Snively and Cunning
!ham, with Mr.. Kiser acting in al
advisory capacity, TO formulate
some plan of organize ton and pro
cedure. H. ]. Snively, attorney OF
Yakima and Fred Cunningham, at
orney of Spokane, gave short talks
and everyone at the meeting seen.
ed satisfied with what was done,
las no objections were heard.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1929-05-30
strawberry PROBLEMS
Strawberry Root Weevil

The strawberry root is making
its appearance in the strawberry
sections of the county again this
year and growers should check the
fields very carefully and if the wee
vii is found to be present, bait the
areas affected thoroughly so as to
prevent spread and greater dam
age next year. If patches in the
field have grown normally during
the spring, blossomed and set fruit,
and even comes up to the ripening
time and then suddenly willis, and
examination shows that the plants
can be readily pulled out, one can
almost be certain that the weevil
is present. To further check this,
the soil around these plants should
be dug up and the presence of
small white grubs with mink head
or of the resting period of these
worms found, then identificat;o,,
is certain. The resting period will
show the grubs in its TRANSFORMS
ton from a grub to a beetle. Some
of these will probably be white and
others will vary from white to pro-
badly the full grown adult which
will be a very dark brown, to the
casual observer, probably a black
The adult is probably one fourth OF
an inch long and is of the snout
beetle type. having decided pro
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Beginning Wednesday, May p
there will be daily service on the
Milwaukee line. except on Sundays
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris and little
daughter, Shirley, came over froal
Yakima Monday. Mr.. Harris ex-
Ipects to be in Oregon for three
weeks and during his absence, Ms.
Harris and Shirley will remain
with Mrs. Harris mother, Mrs. r,
w. Heard.
On Tuesday afternoon. May y,
eight ladies' surprised Miss Grant.
the occasion being her birthday.
Salad, sherbet, cake ana grape
juice were served.
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EIGHTH ANNUAL CLUB
CAMP JUNE 1918

The eighth annual All Boys and
Girls Clubs camp will be held at
the State College of Washington,
and boys and girls of the county
the week. of June 1918, inclusive,
are now making their plans to send
delegates to the camp again this
year. 1t is expected that some 25
boys and girls will attend from the
various clubs of the county, with
the larger number coming from
girls clubs. 1t is probable that by
another week definite information
will be available as to just who the
delegates will be.
The plan of the camp this year
is being somewhat different from
those held in previous years. Here
tofore, the club members have
enrolled at the camp in the partic-
ular project in which they have
been enrolled in at home and the
larger part of the time has beer
given to instructions along this
line. This year it is the plan tx
have each student give one day te
secure instructions on a different
phase of work. In this way, it is
felt that the members will get 8
better idea of the general work Of
club camp.
Definite train schedule has mo-
yet been available because of the
anticipated change in schedule OF
the N. P. system, but is is prob
able that the club delegation viii
leave Benton county on an earl.
morning train Monday morning.
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FACTS FOR FARMERS

. win be printed week to week s selected
Of timely interest OF n agent for
nranared bv E. Durdle exgens,,t uriculture
ana . prepaou narat III with the U. s. Dept. OF fs
tba washington state College.
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ARMY CHANGES LISTED.
Lieut.. Col. Louis II. Hanson Is
Retired From Service.

Lieut.. Col. Louis H. Hanson, Medical
Corps, at Sea Bright, N. j., has been
placed on the retired list of the Army
on account Of disability incident to the
service; First Lieut.. Mark M. Boatner,
jr., Corps Of Engineers, at the Iowa
State College Of Agriculture at Anaes.
has been transferred to New Orleans
for duty; COL James r. Hall, Medical
Corps, in the Philippines, has been as
signed to duty at Newark, N. j.; Maj.
William A. Copthorne, Chemical War
fare Service, from the Philippines to
Edgewood Arsenal, Nd; Mai. Isaac A.
Titus, Chemical Warfare Service, from
Fort Hayes, Ohio, to the Philippines;
Maj. Adelbert B. Stewart, retired, from
Madison, Wis, to the Oklahoma Mill
tary Academy at Clarernore: Col George
Williams, Cavalry, from the War De-
partment general staff to the 64th Cav
airy Division ct Louisville, KY; Lieut..
Col. William 8. Wood, Field Artillery,
from San Francisco to Chicago; Capt.
William c. Kabrich. Coast Artillery
Corps, from the Mississippi Agricultural
College to Edgewood Arsenal, Md;
First Lieut.. Theodore NJ Osborne.
Corps of Engineers. has been appointed
acting quartermaster for transportation
in the Office of the Chief of Engineers,
Munitions Building; Mai. John A. Mat
son, Medical Corps; Capt. Sidney l.
Conner, Infantry. and Capt. Charles r.
Bullock, Medical Corps. have been
transferred to the retired list on &C.
count Of disabilities incident to the
service.
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TOURS.
LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES.
United States Marshas Sale of Confiscated Automobiles
NOTICES.

Woodley Rd., Nv, June 20, 1929. 324477,
ess No. GPp[41sg f sss g. 5a9is s..s:
sas ls a. and Eve Streets rsE No. Ja SsSf e.
Ilss2S., $2S42s Hudson, Coach; JEsnsine No.
Isssa9 and d's vt g. vsglzs j 1872 g. GaIs
S5Stss, Chevrolet Coupe. Engine No; 4so6oz5s:;
yirsinia Ave: NV. July IS, 1923. sas5so.
SW No u ss q s 1893 F 5s5ss Fl 5 lssss ds
ssS $780, ss ss:S $su{ Mn. S "
sSis4: Court Nv NJ July .'s?
"a. Il 4S,ss ''is e. s Il IS S,
sSs' On r eng
Eord cessh U Esg my NO Su iSs7ss5s. ; II
Sw, SSssst IS, !. 1925 ,t sss6Ss. ssudsSskst b:
!ss n sas s5s9 p Dodss s I'VE Enns
S s.6 A. A5sSsi stI Md T2t No assTO 1922 1899
D. C ras" No. V-55ss. 1879. From. OF lis!
lss 5os 81 A1s.ss a isSs sas5ss FHFd
Nv Jay 1 81 l5s ssslas t rd aeS o. s
lssss, ssafSi4 S5S Toay5ag;s E1R sS ~, Nss
mat Inc sad respeetive DEFENDANTS ss were S1e
Court for the of;snses sforssaid: and that that
all persons. Il any there be, elsinine SAID
ss e. q S :S s any 5f
fore the said Court, 20 be holden az wash
ineton, in said District OF Columbia, on the
assh DAY Of septembsr: A,b; 1929, at 1900
yided the same shall be day Of 3urisdic-
ton thereafter) then and there to intefpose
any claim TO the said automobiles or any Of
why the tame sfsll not Be forfeited 70 the
e ACCORDING 70 law. and that IN case j., OF
will be sold In accordance With Section 20,
Title =, II the National Prohieiticn. Act,
F FvSE rq q AaaEs,I l3s6 sna BIoRIpA
1000 O'CLOCK. AM, on Tuesday. October
LIST, 1929, or otherwise disposed OF aceording
to law.
-. :. Aasu'" 80, EndAR G. sNypEE,
trict OF Golumnla: eso.ls.
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HARD LUCK TRAILS ]
ITALIAN AIR RACERS
Record Setting Plane Is Dam.
aged and Almost Sinks I
on Landing.
BY the Associated Press.

SASoOCANbS3
CALSHOT, England, September S.
Bad luck continued today to dog the
paths Of the italian airmen who are
here in an attempt to win the Schnei-
der Speed Cup Races Saturday.
Their Macchi 50 seaplane. in which
Maj. Bernardo set his world speed
record, was damaged after q flight by
Warrant Ofhcer Tomaso dal Molin,
The pilot flew 10 minutes successfully
and made a good landing, but while
stopping, the machine developed o list
to starboard, its float having been
punctured.
Boats Save Craft.
The pilot climbed out and tried to
get the machine upright, but only the
timely arrival of speed boats, one Of
which got its nose under the starboard
wing, prevented the seaplane from
sinking
Italy is out to establish Q new world
air speed record whether she wins the
Schneider trophy or not.
The Italians feel their chances OF
emerging victorious over the triangular
Schneider course Is slender, so they
plan to hold a straightaway flight Ia
which their new machines will not be
hampered by dangerous corners.
"F1ying Egg" TO Take Air.
This straightaway flight will be held
as soon after the Schneider event as
possible. The machines used will be
the strange looking craft dubbed the
Flying Egg and Savoia double engined
plane, both experimental untested
machines.
The italians feel the straightaway
fight will prove these machines faster
than the British planes. which some
expect to develop velocity approaching
400 miles per hour.
Neither England nor italy, the only
two participants, have completed their
arrangements. The British team has
not yet been selected.
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ADAM A. WEsCHLEE a. SON, Auctioneera
Trustees Sale of 1913 Valu-
able Unimproved Lots in
East Capitol Hills, .. G..

BY yirtuSss. Of a certain deed Of trust dated late.
Columbia, and at the request Of the perry
W, Eill offsr foT sale Sy public sactic WITHIN
gao Pennsylvania ave. n; va, Washington;
FAAiR4q SE55Sk En- 1 sSs ,ol5~iss SS:
scribed land and premises. situate. in the
District Of Ceiumbia, 70 Wit: Lots 9 and H., 2
south q SQUARE sseT; lots s. and il
square sea- lots 3 to A.: both inclusive: 2s
sa a. e eGta ' snd N ssSas' sss
inclusive. in square south Of SQUARE 1929;
l os: Beth slS asys' Il i g e. i SSs
ssSsrs ss.s 81 auss. 54oo fots h a. and
& % sb sssh Oss snS saaa sssa soi
psrt Of ans are shog UPON srSSdiy HdegS o.
81 The ccllectoPr e Of taxes for tie district 81
Of property may be inspected upon spplica-
Terms N sas q the
money 20 be- paid In cash, balance in tTo
sSEs os:s II psS Ps d
two years with interest ct per cent per
annTm from Day Of SALE psyape ssrn Liam.
erty sold s' Of al essS. It OPTION OF pSr-
chaser at sale. An conyeyancing. recordine
81 sSme tfes e. Within PsSfs
day Of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the
rieht 70 resell property ct risk and cost OF
tissment Of such resale In some newspaper
s NIstaRggA9E I. 3 5 RsesaeaoE
auS0-d&sds. exEsu&hol Erustees:
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THOs. j. OWEN. q SON. AUCT1ONEERS
1881 Eye Street Northwest.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Four
story and Basement Brick
Apartment Known as the
Premier, Being Premises 71S
18th Street Northwest.

By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
q dc land records Of q. Dis,riet Of CO:
secured thereby, the qndersiE9ed trustees Tee
premises. on TUESDAY. THE SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AID. 1929. AT
THREE O'CLOCK PM. the following de
scribed land and premises, situate in the
City of Washington, District OF Columbia,
and designated as and. being lot ,24 in
Joseph B. Colburn's combination Of lots in
square i4l, as per plat recorded in the once
of the surveyor for the District OF Columbia
Terms Of sale: One third Of the pur.
chase money to be paid in cash. balance in
two equal installments. payable IN one ana
two years. with interest at per centum
per annum, payable semi annually. from day
Of sale, secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold or al cash at the oo optl3n' Of Of
REQUIRED at time OF sale. All eonveyancins
Of sale TO be complied with within go days
from day Of sale, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the rieht to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser, after
Ave days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in washington
WILLIAM o. MACGILL.
CHESTER r. MORROW.
se5-d,exSu&sel7 Trustees.
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TRgsTEE,s SALE OF yAIuAAgz1L1E ..EE5 EAL
FRAME DWELLING KNOWN AS NO.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
F 5IsA pWELL5NG kNoMS as 10
By Virtue q Certain E deed Of trass duly
recorded in. Liber No. 6lol, folio $50 ct seq,
Of the land records Of the District Of Co
lumbia, and at the REQUEST OF the party
secured ed. thereby the UNDERLINED trustee Zee
on Da9 1EsbHY THE TEaTR p
oo'cLock PM. the following folio -described land
eoS ssd sss4ss n the and
six CO. in square tEenty:seyen hundred and
nine t270a) in B. Francis Saul and others
subdivision Of part Of the John Saul tract.
plat recorded in Liber County No. 81, folio
yeyor OF the District OF Columbia: subject
to the covenants of record; together With
story frame dwelling. known as No. l427
Decatur street northwest.
Terms of sale One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance IN I've
two years, with interest at six per centum
per annun. payable semi annually, from cay
of sale, secured by deed OF trust upon the
Ese sSe or az sass Sc sDtI s.
required at time of sale. All conveyancine.
recording. etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms
Of sale to be complied with within 30 Gays
from day Of sale: otherwise the trustee e.
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after
five days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in WASHINGTON,
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO.
4. il. sHiLLiNGToN. ' trustee.
"a. =, Assistant Secretary.
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-- FRANK eTETSON,
ses.s.7.s.11.ia Trustees.
ADAM A. WEscHLER q SON, Auctioneers
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. IFS

TRUSTEES ss SAFE OF WALypIANgalE III bF1 Us
By 9sae Of AvE esrfsn aesd duly
recorded in. Eiber No 5sss, folio 254 et seq.
Of the land. records Of the District Of CO.
lumbia. and at the request OF the party
9 y psSIs
FoGGR. ocIocK PM, the foilowinarsass:.
s slss sSs SS siu.s... Viz .uS az 80 n
Bat Bat feeofd Hsf IN 1.ber ecunty III folio 81
Of the records OF. the once Of the surveyor
e h shs & &. a1ns & subject sSs M
crested on said lot . 70 Pc not less char
IS feet from and north Of the northerly line
of Florida avenue; said described land nov
3. fGs ct n u & .na
money to be paid ia cash. the balance q,
equal installments, represented BY ne
Eyo nS sd e the yssrs @t ae
:. Per cent per .nnu iIca dsy "a e sai 3;
the option Of the purchaser: dePS POSI- 81 81
sale SAFE All convsysncins. rscordins and mo- g;
sale to be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale. otherwise the trustees rs. re.
FEE AZ. IA s ssss q z 5sse sss
sale ia some Newspaper published IN the
City Of Washington, b. o. In case Of rain,
s sa.s NJ. q Rsd Ar TIE Sam HOUR AND
WfLLiAM D. zrAA4ERaGAN.
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THos. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERs.
1881 EYE ST. NV.

TRusrEEs. SALE. or XALUABLE ~, real I ,sL
ESTATE. BEING A TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING CONTAINING NINE ROOMS
THREE BATHS AND BUILT,IN ga "a:
STREET TREE. y NoRT rsTg.IS deed q, trust. re-
corded in Liber No. 575s. at folio. 1850, Of the
land records Of the District Of Columbia:
and ut the request Of the. party secured
thereby, the undersigned will sell at public
auction n tr1ns Of shf PEsMSfs f Sn AZ
described land and premises: situate. in the
District OF Columbia. and being lot mum:
bered sixty-two (62) in square numbered
seventeen hundred and forty-eight 074S.
as described in said deed Of trust, upon the
io! Terms q sale. Said property is subject
10 4 prior deed Of trust securing an indebt;;
sdness Of ti2. 900. and said property will
be sold subject to said deed Of trust indebt:
sdness OF ths purchase prize ice. oyer i and %
installments. payable in one and two years,
with interest at the rate Of ST. per annum:
payable aemi-annually: secured By second
, se G e {. psd the ,sSssed e
date Of sale. A deposit Of $500 Will Be re-
ing. recording. etc, at the cost Of purchaser.
Terms OF sale TO be complied with within
o dsN r from ssy Of . sse oess,
chaser. after nve go days advertisement
OF such resale IN some newspaper published
In washington, D.
dRde sReu Trustees.
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THOMAS j. OWEN a. SON, AUCTIONEERS.
1881 Eye Street Northwest.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
Uses seo SHEPHERD STREET NORTH

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE M
ssa zAFa hsEbT grh sH9Ff
B:s ssEss sf s' Sssss o Sg5
e ess sSuis sss sovfins ss
sarah elizabeth Kendall: sometimes refer:
S S:S g. aaSq viii rs SCI. 's pas is'
by Y fin q q Pri%Ass.S q Eghs
on, consisting Of a, dwelling and eafase, sit
serbed s f0oS Lot g IN The sn Unfit
i B Bss pss IseSlasa Ii liz sss
H5 ths ya fe the RT t q
mere, sSwedb II the CITY d
Si sss the ! iss a., Also part q lot mum.
A::Ss soss PA sa.Sss. ss.Sssss i
Sesssssa e so%s ss G1n 81 q i0lS
i sea 4? asss ssi' sss
@ s as siiss ?! not ess ss.s
feet alone ths south line of the aboye;de;
EPsq e es wsit n rn. ssiRsl
poses Of all parcels Of original lot AUDITING
thereon: said block I being now. known. as
IS lots 90 and Slg. in said square.
Terms Of sale: All cash over and above an
st SUM aee q S ats saa s.ps:
Der 20. 1913, due IN three years. or ali cash
~ the option Of the purchaser. A deposit
Of s2soo9 wll be REQUIRED at the time Of the
sale: All conveyanctng. notary fees and
sale to be complied with within thirty days
from the date Of sale; otherWise the un-
resell the property ct the risk and cORt OF
asfauitine purchaser, after nye days adyer.
published In washington, D. o.
WALTER B. RANDALL,
ss e
sT1SLEY .. WILLIS, Attorney for
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Automobiles -
By Auction
AT WESCHLER'S
go Penna. Ace. NV.
SATURDAY
September 18th 10 Am.
se56
d OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEEl
1881 EYE ST. NV.
September It'll
Ee5.6

1881 EYE OIL. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Pc
TACHEp FRAME AND sTucCo DMELL177
ING KNOWN AS 1912 FORTY-FOUHIh
STREET NORTHWEST. 49,
By virtue Of certain deed OF srnsL Ie oat "a
rseorded "A Aus ssss Ysas the
records of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured tnsrsny.
the. undersigned trustees Will sell AZ pupnc
RzarH 1sEs u TRRkREErqq Fl sEE
O'CLOCK Pm. the following: described land
Washington, District Of Columbia. and des-
ignated as and being lot numbered twenty
1--WE t25l in SQUARE numbsred nfteen hun.
Of Columbia Land Building Company's
subdivision Of land now known as ''Wiscon:
sin Avenue Heights" as per plat recorded
In the once OF the surveyor for the Dtetr1et
Of Columbia in Liber So. at folio az subject
to building restrictions and covenants OF
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in two
equal tnstellnents, payable in one and two
years. with interest at six per centum per
snnum. psya6le IS .annYyslly: from rom d 9s
property sold. or all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser. A deposit Of $500 will be
required at time Of sale. All eonveyancing,
recording, ETC.. at cost Of purchaser. Terms
e sale to Ss s Sh h IL.
tees. reserve the right TO resell the property.
at the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
after fiye days advertisement Of such resale
in some newspaper published in Washing
ton, d. @. -
se3.5Tl0,l3 trustees
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Tros I. OWEN 4 SON, AUCT1ONEERS,
1881 EYE ST. NV.
SALE on EouR- STORY BRICK
fpAiRE. KNOWN A. pEEMISEs iii

TRUSTEES SALE OF EoUR, STORY BRICK
nfpoAhIuHMzairA fRSoxHpp NokTHWEassf1.
March 9Th. 1929, bsins instrument No. 81.
oris OF the District Of Columbia. and at the
request Of the party secured thereby the
undersigned trustees will sell at public aug
TAE sEyESTEIMTIHs pAT o 81 osnKPTrHMMsFEbS e:
.sn W re epsisspies 81 ccab and ss
nsnJbdivisioTl IT lots in block a.. "colYMhia
Heights, &c per plat recorded IN Lner Covn.
r. H0 t srSesoS for the District Of Cciubia
Also part Of lot . and two parts OF lot II
~ otoT nsrt os Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
az per plat recorded in the once 81 the
surveyor for the District, Of Co!umnia, II
ter County folio ~ I, Al tl, 81 ns Sssts. i ana
bounds. $3.50. a. . ..i.s as.A ~
which win soupses6. Z: :sd fip fs. e sa 81
paid one bsia9ce n one en AZ tx x
tSe upurchassrs cost Terms 70 Be COMPLIED
with within thirty days, otherwise depoeit
forfeited and the property may pe aavertisea
and resold &C the discretion OF tine tryssees.
OSCAR r. sCHQLz.
aeH.70.1l,1S,lo,1I = E4Ss.E4.-
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PROPOSALS.

be received by the Director U. g. veterans
Bureau, care Of The Constructing Quarter
master Eoom s. East paylion; Dam Adni1 WsFs.
inston. b. G. until II q m, October Q. 1929;
and then opened, for the construetion ana
ing the utilities thereto at Walter Reed Gen
eral Hospital, Army Medical Center. wash
inEton, D. C. Information. plans ana
specifications may be obtained upon eppltss
cation to the above ONCE. Deposit OF $50 90
required for return Of plans ana specinSa-
lions. au3lse5, lO,lo,zl,Zo'SU