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WOMAN'S CIGAR BOX
SAFE LOOTED OF SIPS
Bather's Clothing Robbed While He
Swinls at Rhodius Pool.

q cigar box safe in a dresser
drawer IN the home Of Mrs. Kate
Basteyich. 431 West Pearl street,
was looted Of SIPS while she was
away from home Friday afternoon.
she told police today. Five dollars
in coins were left by the thief.
A watch and clothing valued at
$40 were stolen from the home Of
Robert Hedgepath 251l RAIDER
street. Friday night Mrs. Eethel
NIandlin. SIT South Sheffield ave-
nue.. told police s35 was stolen from
her home FRIDAY night.
While Lloyd Greager. 2182 Madi-
son avenue. was swimming in
Rhodius park pool Friday his cloth
ing was stolen from a locker. he
told police
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PATRIOTIC DAY
TO BE OBSERVED

At the morning service at Lyn-
hurst Baptist church, all the church
officers will be installed. concluding
with the Lords supper.
The service at 7:45 p. m. will be
patriotic. All veterans of wars in
the community are invited to at
tend and wear what paraphanalia
they may have. Scouts, other boys
and girls. the choir, and some vet
Grams will help.
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FORMER PASTOR
TO PREACH HERE

Sunday morning the services At
the First Lutheran church will be
and the sermon preached
by the Rev. w. c. Davis. D. D,
former pastor of the congregat ion.
DR.. Davis was pastor of the First
church for seven years, leaving in
1926 to become pastor Of the large
St. Matthews Lutheran church OF
Charleston. S. c. A large circle OF
friends and acquaintance Of Dr.
Davis are looking forward to this
of greeting him again.
At the Capitol Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church. the Rev. NJ. A.
Farr. pastor of the Broad Ripple
Methodist Episcopal church, will
preach at the morning service at
lo:45. The EpvoTth League will
conduct the evening service at $50.
The Rev. Floyd Van Keuren. rec
tor Of Christ Episcopal church.
Monument circle. will have two
celebrations of the holy communion
Sunday forenoon. There will be the
usual quiet celebration at o'clock.
and a choral celebration at 10:45.
The topic Of the sermon at the latter
service will be: "Refreshment" The
boy choir. directed By Chestorl l..
-, will SING Stairer's anthem.
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Saturday.
$40 P. M
NBc svstem-Goldman Band 10 WV.
MIC svstem-Nathaniel shildkret's G. z.
Concert to WGY, WHAS, Wis.
WON C72ol. Chicago-sketch old FIRST
Columbia TiSnSs1 Netvork-Nit-wit Burlesque hour
WIZ ,75or. Detroit-Detroit symphony
MO system-El Tango Romanttoo to
wM NAG ls7o,. chicago-ooncert orchestra.
1870 P M
KYw 1920. Chicago-Talk; orchestra con-
w fIss c7o). chicago-chicago orchestras;
green's Marimba band to wMAe'
KYw Co2o, Chicago orchestra: artists;
MEG systenn.--R4q2Ifs,sc Lucky Strike dance
AB Sc'P Nsestwork0Musicai review to WHO.
WIS CS7ol, Chicago-Barn dance three
Columbia National Forum. to
WCCO. WBBM
$50 P. NJ
WBBM (77o). Chicago-Greens orchestra
Columbia Network-Glub Richman orches-
vMAo I67oS. TChicago-concert orchestra.
e
XIV 1920, chicago-News' dance pro-
wGY j7eo,, schenectady-ren Eyck or
WON i72o) Chicago-Tomorrow' Tribune;
wMAo 800, Chicago-Amos n Andy.
WSB TAO. Atlanta-Concert.
-9:l5 P. M
WMAo 67ol. Chicago-Northwest Taber-
nacle
MEG System-Pouack orchestra, to WV
xsTP i5i4eo). ST. Paul-"Bin Jones Ad-
ventures"
10 p. M
WCCo tsio), Minneapolis-st. Paul-Long' S
wpAF 66iW. Kansas city-Amos N
Andy; orchestra.
ABC NetUork-Studio program to WHO.
WON f720l. Chicago-Dream ship; Gold
kette's orchestra.
WIZ I75oI. Detroit Hamilton's orchestral;
organ.
-1o:l5 P. M
XIV Qo2ol, Chicago-EdgeTater Beach
1920 P NJ
wMAQ C67oJ, Chicago-Dance music a
hours.
1880 P. M
NBC System-Albin's orchestra to WDAF.
KSTP t146ol, St. Paul-Rhythm Clowns;
n1elodians.
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PASTOR STARTS
SPECIAL SERIES

The Nations Present Crisis" is
the subject Of the sermon for Sun
day morning at 1890 at Calvary
United Brethren church. State and
Hovt avenues. by the pastor, the
Rev L. P Cooper.
For the evening service at 7:45.
the subject will be Gods Presence
Symbolized in the Ark Of the Gov
enant. the Tabernacle and the
Temple.
This is the first of a series Of ser
mons for Sunday nights during the
month Of July. The series will be
illustrated by the use Of steropti-
can slides
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Distant Station Dial T7Uisters

Ill P M
KSTP I4eol, ST. Paul-Muscel program
KPRC $500. Houston-Studio fronc
XII C650l. Los Angeles-Concert orches-
KGO (7eol. Oakland-Book chat
WBBM ,TTol. Chicago-Nutty Club
VICES 1850. Chicago-ance music; popV-
lar.
WJR f7Sol. Detroit--The YsEabonds.
WTMJ 500. Milvaukee-Dance music
organ.
ia P NJ
ABC Network Rhythm Aces 20 VII.
WRHM. WOO.
XII (64ol Los Angeles-Dsnce orchestra.
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Fishing the Air

write call The
Riley $751; and he will
Telephone calls should be made
m except Sunday
will be played
when the Temple Hour badcass It's program
broadcastng Saturday night at 1880
O'Clock.
hits for
Pascoceuo the Piano
Saturday night at sos o'clock
popular avorie will be broadcast from the Hotel
Of Sptany the NBC
system Saturday night at $50 o'clock
will interpreted by symphonic jazz
Shlkre the General Electric
the MIC system Saturday night at o'clock
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Farmer Badly Wounded

7 NVTTTWT
KEYSTONE. Ind. July 6.-Alva
Roberts. 80. farmer south of here. is
in a serious condition as the result
of a wound Teceived when rife in
the hands of John Chapman. II, was
srcidnrt-r-- rss-~rarced.
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inspiring British professional Pcnp and Circumstance by Sir
classics sullivan
Goldman band which the National broad
from the New York University Sat-
night at 645 o'clock
will the Mil" will be read With
WLW Saturday evening at Robert
will be accompanied by Charles
Gllck organist
Carlton Interpretation lyrical
of Chant Indou
atmosphere melody Bember the Gold
system Saturday evening at 4:50 o'clock.
series of weekly breakfasts by Jesse Crawford
will launched the network OF the National progressing
company night at o'clock
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Italy Is Problem

IN Europe the vacancy as am
bassador 70 italy. caused by the
RESIGNATION of Henry P. Fletcher, is
giving the President the greatest
concern. The Rome appointment is
Of major Importance from a good
viii standpoint.
Senator David A. Reed Of Penn
syl~auia has recommended the ap-
poiutment Of Irwin Laughlin of
Pittsburgh. former American min
ister to Greece. while other friends
of John N. WHY'S Of Toledo. mil
lionaire automobile manufacturer,
are urging his appointment.
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PASTOR VACATION
SCHEDULE STARTS
While Local Pastors are Out of City This Summer, The
PuIpts VIII be Filled by Others.

MANI Indianapolis pastors planning
on Sunday nights
10 me
school
during unless otherwise
schedule Presbyterian
Sunday the pulpit filed william
INDIANAPOLIS pebytery Travelled
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The following is q partial list Of subscribers
to this campaign.

TIE H. LAUTER co.
DUCO CORPORATION OF INDIANA
LOUISE z. SNOW
CITIZENS MOTOR CAR co.
ROBERT j. Alley
THOMAS c. DAY
CHAs. E STEVENSON co.
w. E. MCKEE
CHAS- T. DEHONE
MEIGs PUBLISHING co.
LOUIS j. BORNsTEIN
PERRY w. LESH
ELI LILLY
HOWARD MARMON
MRS. ELIZABETH MARMcE
MERLE SIDENER
JOHN A. WE1NBRECHT
BONCIILA LABORATORIES
W. L. EVANS
JAMES S. WATSON
W. r. ADAM
c. L. HARROD
VIM H. REMY
VIM WATSON
G. M. WILLIAMS
BERT S. GADD
MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE co.
CHAS. W. JEWETT
PROGRESS LAUNDRY CO
z NJ HARDIN
WEBER MILK co.
INDIANAPOLIS STOVE CO.
HENRY G. DOLLMAN
ADVANCE PAINT co.
GRAHAM PAIGE co.
ALMUS G. RUDDELL
AMERICAN LOAN GO.
CHAS. T. MILLER
JAMES A. COLLINS
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Apples the several OF the Russian
Bo his Balaika orchestra will play IN the pro
OF Coo
broadcasng Sunday ececk
the current year-sons that
changing their style In response 70 the
poductionvn be broadcast
in the tbs O'Clock
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY NIGHTS PROGRAMS
eoo-WEAF and Nework-The Cavalcade
6:49-WJz New YORK only)-The Goldman orchestra
7oo-WJR Symphony orchestra.
WEAF and NBC Network-Shlkret Symphony orchestra.
ooo-WJR observation-disclosures, Barbara
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tensively through the Holy lands
and has personally been connected
with the mission work in South
America Miss Ruth Beals will be
the soloist with Mrs Frank T.
Edenharter. accompanies.
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City Stations

wFBM d29O,
indianapolis Power and Light Company
43o-Musical vespers CcBsl.
5:0O-Indiana Medical association facts.
5:o5-Ted Musings sportSlantS fCBSl
S:45-Minnie Blauman. the erooner tCBSl
6oo-Longines time by julius c. Walk
s:ol-columbia Club dinner ensemble.
7;Q0-Nit Wit hour tCBSl.
7;90-Red Seal program.
S:oo-National Forum from washington
s:so-club hickman orchestra ocBs,.
9:30-Simone Martucci's orchestra tCBSl
10 to il-Silent by order Federal Radio
li:oo-Longines time by Julius C. Walk &
Son; weather; the coluranist.
-Sunday-
$50 TO lo:oo-christian Men Builders
i2:i5-Dessa Byrd. Indiana Theater organ.
l245-Ben Alley. tenor ,GBsl.
i3o-FuIier-Ryde record program.
3oo-French Trio OBS.
S:3o7s6rggsn concert from crispus Attacks
4co-concert orchestra from Philadelphia
tCBSl.
43o-TVilight Melodies (CBSl.
$50 to 500 Silent.
SODA Palma program tCBSl.
6:3o--Sonatron program CHS.
7:0o-Maiestic Theater Of the Air (CBSl
S0O-StutZ hour Of music.
9o0--Souvenir (CBSl.
9:3o-Coral Islanders tCBSl.
WKBF 040O)
tHoosier Athletic Club)
Saturday
P NJ
5;oo-Late news bulletins and sports.
6.30-Dinner concert.
7:0O-Studio program.
S:0o-Herbie and His Gang.
10 :00-Walnut Garden orchestra.
A. NJ.
soo-The Watch Tower hour from New
York.
9:oo-Ballard hour.
P. NJ.
7:oO-First Presbyterian church.
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There are about thirty thousand
factories in Greater London, and
the number is increasing every year.
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HOOVER READY
TO NAME LIST
OF U. S. ENJOYS
Many important Diplomatic
Posts Must Be Filled
by President.

ry -~r,rrs -Vcyq~6 Herrsn0pcr AUfqrcc
WASHINGTON. July 6.-Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover is expected to
announce within the next few weeks
number Of diplomatic appoint
nents a. embassies and legations
which he and Henry L. Sumson.
eecretary Of state. regard as among
the most important
In the -FOUR months that ne has
been In The White House only one
outstanding diplomatic appoint
ment has been made by the Presi-
dent. That was appointment Of
former President Charles G..
Dawes. Who already has assumed his
duties as ambassador to Great
Britain.
Senator Walter Edge Of New Jer-
soy is slated for Paris 10 succeed the
late Nvron T. Herrick, but will not
h. named until fall
Studies South America
The President has been giving
much attention to his Central and
South American appointments.
Ambassador Alexander p Moore
IS returning from Lima. Peru. and
B.. is understood his resignation is
being accepted because Of Ill health.
Former Anlbass ador Noble B. Judah
has resigned a Havana and william
s. Culbertson is retiring as ambassa-
dor 10 Chile
Da~id z. kaufman has resigned as
American minister to Bolivia be-
cause Of inability TO live in the $4,000
feac altitude OF La Paz. the capital
E2ufmans record. it is understood.
vas highly satisfactory to the state
department and he is being consid-
cred for G promotion.
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THEO. W. SMITH
r H. SULLIVAN
EDNA M CHRISTIAN
STERLING LOAN co.
ALLISON ENGINEERING co.
PILGRIM LAUNDRY co.
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
ROBBINS BODY co.
MURRELLA POWELL
REAL SILK HOSIERY CO.
THE WADLEY co.
ROSCOE CONKLE
PATTERSON SHADE co.
c. r. ROBINSON
SHIRLEY BROS.
J. K LILLY
NJ. r. FOLEY
EDWARD O. SNErHEE
l., ERT SLACK
ALBERT ZAHM
H z. VOSCHELL
CHESTER A. JEWETT
JOHN ". KERN
ARTHUR BAXTER
VAN CAMP HARDWARE co
cHAs. p. COFFTF
J. ". ESTERLIFE
ELMER STOUT
.. S. CANNON
ERNST & ERNST
JAMES A. SWAN
HOMER MCKEE
JOHNSON -MAAS CO.
w H. RICHARDSON 4 CO.
RTKER d WILLIAMS co.
3. B. KIRKBRIDE
PEOPLES COAL AND CEMENT co
GEO. S ELLIOTT
p. JOHN HERMAN
r. r. PERSON
MRS. L. C. MILLER
WALTER T. WHITE
S. 81 S. BODY AND FENDER co.
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WLK ffnol cINCINNATI

Saturday
4:sQ-qold Spot Pals MIC: ,,o,, ~,
Zoo club house.
5:4o-Baseball scores.
5:45-A week Of the worlds business
s:oo-The Interpreters.
6.30-Hotel Gibson orcheFra.
7:0o-Historical highlights
7:3o-Henry Thies orchestra. str.
s:eo-seth Parkers old-Fashioneo elns-
s:3o-Mansheld and Lee.
e:oo-Enna Jettick dance.
10 3o-Henry Thies' orchestra.
/ ! on-Johnny lamps orcnestra'
i 3o-Polly, Anna and Gene
l2:oo-sign OF.
-Sunday-
a; Mso-churcn school conducted By ed.
torial stak the Metnoolst BOOK
Concern.
g 3o-River stages.
g :3S-Church services.
ii :00-Sign OF.
+ % oo-Roxy SYMPHONY concert FBc).
i:00-Friendly hour tNBC).
2:0o-Organ recital. o.-6.rs
Z.45-COnCert IIOUl Z1OO4OS 80
330-Twilight Reveries tNBCl.
4:30-Whittall Anglo Fersians tNbS)'
5.00-Time announcement.
Songs at Twilight.
525-Baseball scores.
S 2o-Weather announcement
5 30--The Nomads (NBCl.
6:00-Enna Jettick. melooes (F6Cl'
6:l5-To be announced.
7:l5-Henry Thies' orchestra.
7:45-At the Baldwin tNBCl.
8:l5-The Crosley Gembox hour WIN con-
cert orchestra and soloists.
oI5-Weather forecast.
9l5-Cino Singers.
9:45-Cello recital
lo:o0-Musical NoYelesque.
| / .o0--Sizn of.
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LEE MORSE TO SING
LEE MORSE TO SING
Morse program that the Males
presenting Sunday night at o'clock over
Of the Columbia broadcasting system

Oehem, conrato will divide honcrs
will stations
broadcasting Sunday afternoon occck
Bias" will the half hour
Of presenting
o'clock
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l2:oe-WJZ-NBC Netvork-Roxy symphony concert
5:3o-WEAF- NBC Netvork-Capitol Theater hour.
7:oO-WABC-CBS Netvork-Theater of the Air.
7:15-WEAF- NBC Netvork-International singers
sisWJz-NBC Network-Nationa Light opera company, Dolly
Warden"
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20 Taste and See How Gracious the
Lord Is" There will be no evening
service.
Evening star., 1929-01-02
Continued from Yesterdays Starr
INSTALLMENT XVI.

TINE following day Richard went
for a long walk through the
park His admission to Anne
Il that he was in love with the
dancer was revelation to him.
self. He had not meant to say those
words, even in his innermoSt heart.
After all, he was married, and he had
for his wife a deep affection and un-
bounded respect. He was torn now be-
tween his duty to Yvonne and this new
force which threatened to sweep him
from his moorings.
He resolved not to see Mademoiselle
again. But even as he took the reso-
luton, he was turning his steps toward
her apartment. He would tell her he
loved her. He owed her that. Then he
would rejoin his wife.
Yvonne knew matters were approach
ing a crisis in her relations with Rich
ard. She had known of his love for
her days ago. Only few days more
and she could tell him the truth. But
first he must admit his love for her.
She greeted him that afternoon with
smile and handclasp that thrilled
him. He sat close by her side. Neither
spoke for moment. then Richard
took her hand.
"Mademoiselle," he said. II have a
confession to make"
Yes, my friend" Yvonne answered
softly.
Nearly four years ago I came back
to New York hoping to find old friends
Evening star., 1929-01-02
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

zoNTNd COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. Washington, December 28:
Section Section HefO Of an Act or Of CONGRESS approved
March l. 1920 public No 1853, 6Sth Con.
entitled AN Act to ssHats s the
District District Of Columbia and to create zen-
ing Commission. and for other purposes },
nifcf % BE- Is sd nsFfOy IN Se Bosrd Roo@
District Building beginning at 1000 am
January O. 1922 for the Dpp9se OF n
boundaries Of the use; height & and area s.,1s dis
eSsMERG1A t5eSs E Hli s ofSNkaE 9kE rh2o gik
ss asa9 So P isb al aRd sI.s. ss ia GN kaSS
70 FIRST COMMERCIAL. il0;. D AREA:
St s' 'qaRsafN lIs FRSM FsT Il f25 Et
@ SIAL; liz. 3 AREA: lots ss' =; 30, sS5; sos:
thereof. NV: 4. CHANGE FROM RESI-
EENTAI MEEGAE area kEA Ps Po asfss i0s
sI Street ns w Sagars AE AN fnfT9 PRom Is RES
square south Of sls. known as so5. So7 an and 3
From sGs Marysnf KEsbENTiA AYfnIe SO ARA qG
PIRsT. COMMERCIAL: so, c AREA: the
part Of lot 5: square 1912, now zoned Resi-;
Street. between 18th and 10th Streets, and
known as 1903. 1910 and part of 1912 3
TEsf. TSE ST. sE REA GAN15 To FSs4 FE94 SbS2Es
s2i, 622, S2l and 90. square 2549. being west
S!sSESSS Slfss E% q. cHSSeE SSs4sId$2S ESoN
AREA 1s GG ss S5RsT s ss ss5 ana the CO. Dat
Of lot s27. now zoned Residential, square
27o4, being In the rear Of Park Theatef west
tsRsfD s15fsts sM Area ASqE rs REspfs E5G
TIAI go. AREA; lots sos tS-s1. q. incl sos
Of 18th Street, between Longfeliow and
Eonsfei1oT 'tssss Street % Between nc eeoPsa
and Issh Street MY a. CHANGE Ic2 FEoM
IS 27oo Wisconsin Avenue NV. Ii: CHANGE
E9M RssfbEETfAE EESlPEN46AL T hEsTEhcrES AFEA EG
AREA: the part Of the area shown on the the
map of the permanent system Of highways
nue, University Avenue. Indian Lane. Rock
We cd Parkway, Reservoir Grounds and West
sre now fro@ ast
Z; CHANGE FROM REsIpENTIAL; 4S. a a
g feet Of ot % 80 an ond he
SIDE Of Newton Street, between r7th M and nsa
FIRST COMMERCIAL. 40, d AREA, 70
SECOND COMMERCIAL. 40', D AREA: lot
nton sfss Of q a''h sissff as
striking out the words: provided that in
the 60-foot height district, in the case of
a building located on a terrace, the height
above the. curb level may be increased by
race m % above the same @ Curb level. but IN not tt to
L. DoUGHER;TY. Sidney F. TALIAFERRo.
COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUr1BIA. de28-l0t
Evening star., 1929-01-02
FUTURE DAYS.
= VI y WE I-A I
ADAM A. wEscHLER SON. Auctioneers.

skkE sAhE ErATE 81 HAIYARfaId sEfad The
y. BRTGK aTRrET gpN6FRhTqa NN66RTawEg sEIH
duly recorded. in Liber No. 5s44, folio ia.
and and Liber No s7si. folio :. ct seq: Of IN. the
and aamp at the reauest Of the party
thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale By DuSsS sHsson in 4E tEGn' Il m
BAY BAX or jAlEGyzRRY' GR lsss. ~. Ar ,o|aTi6s Tak5E:
fsssriSsa pissriSs Of a1s coambs. n e Wit q
numbered i8 in Alexander .: Allen. guard
ian's, subdivision Of part 9i square num- mum.
Ss tS. Ss ss PEI Tor n. u
in Liber. II at. folio l7Si besinning on sr ID.
Of 't said - square. are said point being the center
Of the party wall between houses NOS: POI
ard sos street 81 n 9e Feet to the
west face of west we'll of house No. sos
street thence nSrh Sn sad tb.nes %est xest
Sso S satG feet ~e Thence north % sST5 feet thence
east 1857 feet; thence south 70 ieet To the
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money cash and the balance. payable IN two
equal instalments in one and two years re-
:esfam :esftaTsy per vain annum 'ts ssd
semi-annually. secured by q deed OF trust
a asSos s9s r 81 ~ sss at SSea
al sncins. recording and notsrisl fees ct cost
oserwiss Sase the Tsa trustees Sy the
% The RESPeTx n he rs alter anS Ave
paper published In the city of washington,
~ JESSE HE1sKELL,
AiRxAEpEs iR5S Eys g. MM1MiN;cAsrER, MMN; *
482 Louisiana Ave.
de29-d&dsexSu&hol Trustees.
Evening star., 1929-01-02
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
$40 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
E@STATEI;n @ In BEING On TMM07STo2RRY M1 2R rndaS BRICk
CREEK CHURCH ROAD NoRTHWEsT
corded in Liber No. 4O53 folio 27o. of the
land records OF the District Of Columbia,
and at the request of the parties secured
thereby, the undersigned will sell at public
auction, IN front Of the premises, on JAM IAN
UARY: EIGHTH. 1929. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
isss situate r. in the Dstsict Golam5is
numbered thirty-three hundred and nfteen
.sSi0: 6sy IN HAIRY Kites sSYbdlydIsiSn s,S Q.
lli2l. 'Petworth Addition to City Of
Washington,.. -. as Described in said deed of
Y tie bss UnsSra sr@' Of tn.
stailments. in one and two years. respec-
lively. with interest at the rate of 9 per cent
per ennum, and secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold, or all cash, at the
option Of the purchaser; taxes and interest
paid or adjusted to the date Of sale; all
$4,000 win be required at the time of sale
and settlement to. be within thirty t30l
days Of the date of sale or deposit forfeited
and the property resold at the cost and
risk OF the defaulting purchaser, after five
(5) days previous advertisement Of such
resale In some newspaper published In WASH
'-''S D. FRANCIS SAUL,
=. wR1LEzYS i33sa 3Hcosss. 81 NV
de17-d&ds.exSu6hol Trustees.
Evening star., 1929-01-02
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

1881 EYE 81. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES 1902 CHAN
MING STREET NORTHEAST.
recorded in Liber No. ss7s folio 4ss ct T, seq, &
lumbia: and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
premises, on THURSDAY, THE J THIRp lG, PAY D3,
PM. the following ;descIbed iand and S,sIa prem
and designated as and being. lot in John
D. darfnan's subdtvisicn Of square 1855
ed in the once Of the surveyor for . the Dis. ds
subject to covenants and restrictions Oh
; Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed Of
trust for $4,000, further particulars Of which
will be announced at time of sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust to be paid 1oy in
ancing. recording. etc. at the purchaser
tbirty tSiIrt DAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold
. ALLEN D. GARMAN,
WAYNE G. GARMAN.
de21 27,ja2 Trustees.
Evening star., 1929-01-02
To be Continued.
Co-eds Ignore Marriage

DELAWARE. Ohio LP).-Marriage as
an intended life career was listed by
only two co-eds answering enrolment
questionnaires at Ohio Wesleyan Uni
verSity.
Evening star., 1929-01-02
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
1881 Eye Street Northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE. KNOWN AS
NUMBER 1920 18th STREET NORTH
Nv virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber 5242. folio $751;. among the
land records of the District OF Columbia;
and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustee VIII seE
at public auction. In front OF the premises
on THURSDAY THE THIRD DAY OF JAN JAN,
UARY. ,AD 1929. AT FOUR THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises, situate in the District OF Co
lumbia and designated as and being lot hfty.
nine t59J. in James Martins subdivision OF
lots in block thirty y-seven $50, "Columpslte st
Heights" as per plat recorded IN BOOK 70,
page l8. OF the records OF the once OF tne
surveyor OF the District Of Columbia. SUD
ject to covenants of record. Subject TO the
building restriction line established py pro-
ceedings In District Court Case No; 1871 IN
the Supreme Court of the District OF CO.
Terms: Sold subject to q prior deed Of
trust for s7,500.00 further particulars OF
which will be announced at time OF sale, tne
purchase price above said trust TO pc palo
in cash. A deposit Of 100 required. Com
veyancing, recording and revenue stamps e
purchasers cost, Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise. deposit for;
feited and the property may be advertised
and resold at the dSsretl0n 9f TI1NM snH Trustee
de21-d&ds.exsu&hol Surviving Trustee: