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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
z30l CONNECTICUT AVE.
S:n Sias ~. ssss IN 'E'ssaae .s$
10 100, ,s,SS j: /. s'N NsyNsr eoMrAEEx; EEx.;su .ee
NEWTON HALL,
1417 Newton St.
Two rooms, kit. and bath.
Frigidaire.
$500 and Up.
Resident Manager.
Adams 1860.
WHITE.
BERKELEY HALL,
1440 Col. RI. NV.
Electric Refrigeration:
HUNTINGTON, 27ls 18th St. NV.
zPs: room: :Rs ana s:ss 1888 $3.50 ss
SARANAc, 1909 N. Cap. ST.
ADs ADs s TSSms rSSms AND AND Sssh Sssh ssSS
l744 LANIER PL. NV.
Ap.s 1So; Gas s.ts ahd Hsa
sAIUDx, 5fVi' i10i OF Euclid and d'fsa St. NV.
Apt. Q. roe@s sss and ssss to 5000
WoobWoRTH., s9s: H. iso6 Isi 10th :s St. " NV:
HUDSON, l407 S St. NV.
A'' kEGIS&.' s1s I5ssR' ia tet 'f!s fS. ST. NW''''
Astf sfEkiN. # ifis. isi IBIS st. sv:s g. tf n.y.
N''' Ok lSHos MoNfGoMERlY fRs me i9'''' TO $500
ISL N. Cap. St. NV.
A'' i NAvSRkEes, tsiSs es' ~ IN E ST. INV.
.'!s etAiBSRSf 4 isiRs es' 5ls it'A H ST. wv
MANOR HOUSE,
1924 Monroe St. NV.
at. at: A q rooms rooms sns snd Ear Ear
COLORED APARTMENTS.
1915 St. NV. 4 rooms. bath. ..4,oo
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
& TRUST CO.,
900 = ss. NV. Phone National s44c.
THE MApisoN. I7ss EYE sT.
ROOMS AND Bath. .;sa.sdo and $50
CoRDovA. 2oth AND FLA. AVE.
RR99Ms R6oMg 1SR ANb BATH Bath So ,iss
, ROOMS G9sxToSRl SsDT ss4al iias I ST. 81, 50
4 ROOMS AND BATH - ............... $3.50
Roosass AHD sA4a alaf n1oA1Sss F. Z $3.50
nooM M4HXr1 N.Y. aab aH4Id EzrH, hs,s si !. $3.50
WELDON HALL, 1859 aist st.
ROOM. XII. ANp sATH. .sss.t6 10 sssSSS 1856
, TIE TIyERToN Ii2i a!th ST.
! ESo99MMs ESo99MMs GRILL, L "a ARSTH ~; $40. 2 s32se
l ROOM, KIT. AND BATH. - TsS
THE rENrELp. 900 aoth sr.
Rom: E6So HI HI AER sRTH TaH!s s.,saso 10 's3ssS sasS
! Eg92M. ES2sM4. KIT :, AMP BATH. ssa.s6 70 $3.50
L. W. GROOMES, 1919 Eye St.
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-OLORED APARTMENTS.

1915 T st. NV. rooms. bath. .......s4s.oo
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
& TRUST CO.,
900 r st. NV. Phone National 34lo.
Evening star., 1930-05-21

AND MANY OTHERS TO
SELECT FROM.
OURISMAN-C
SALES CO.,
On Display and Sale
61O H St. NE.
625 H St. NE. Lincoln 10000
Anacostia Branch,
18th and Good Hope Rd. Sc.
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H0|
INCOME TAX,

Under the information at source"
provision Of the revenue act, persons
making payments to another of "fixed
and determinable income" of 81 500 or
more during any calendar year must
make a return thereof If the recipient
of such payment is single. II the re-
cipient is married, report need not be
made if the payments aggregate less
than $500. If the marital status of
the payee is unknown TO the payor,
the payee is considered a single person
for the purpose of filling an information
return.
Fixed and determinable income in
cludes interest, rent, salaries, wages,
premiums, annuities, compensations, re-
munerations and emolumentS. The
requirements are not limited to period
lcal payments, but single payment
must be reported. A separate return of,
information for each employee Is re-
quired of employers.
Information returns are required on
Form 1899 and must be accompanied
by letter Of transmittal on Form
1895. The filing date is on or before
FEBRUARY is. The returns are filed
with the collector of internal revenue
for the payers district.
Information returns are carefully
checked with individual returns of tax
payers to whom the payments are
made. Many delinquent returns and
additional revenue amounting to hun
dreds OF thousands of dollars have been
secured as the result of the examine
ton OF information returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 8.-With
the exception of old hens, which are in
more liberal receipt and slightly lower
in value, the live poultry market holds
steady to firm, with prices on some lines
showing an advance of from 2 to 3
cents pound. Market for turkeys con-
tinues quiet but steady under mod
crate receipts, the demand being good
for medium sized fat stock, with hen
turkeys preferred, but active season Is
drawing to a close and heavy old toms
as well as gobblerS are generally slow
sale. Young hen turkeys, 8 pounds and
over, are bringing SO 10 80 cents a
pound and young gobblers, 80, but old
toms Will not bring over Is to 81.
Smooth, fat, yong chickens, especially
broilers, in light receipt and meet with
ready sale at 81 to SO, with young
ROSTERS selling mostly 80 and 80.
Capons also scarce and wanted. with
birds weighing over pounds bringing
So to 38, but smaller and slips sell
mostly 80 to "a. Old hens, 31a pounds
and over, bring 80 to 80, but Leghorns
not so desirable at 81 and %, while
all poor, thin fowl is slow sale at Is
to 20. Market for ducks holds firm
under moderate receipts and good de-
mand Tor tat stock, 4 pounds and over,
at % to 80. but smaller ducks are slow
sale at II and Is. Market for guinea
fowl and pigeons holds steady at 40 to
IS each for the former and IS to 80 a
pair for the latter.
Egg Prices.
The market for native and nearby
eggs has ruled easy the past week, with
liberal offerings on the exchange, and
under the lower prices prevailing all de-
sirable stock meets with ready sale, but
offerings Of doubtful quality are slow
to find favor and have to be sold strictly
on merit. The market closed today at
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CURB SHARES FIRM
AT SHORT SESSION
Profit Taking Well Absorbed.
Utilities Show Bet
ter Tone.
BY CLAUDE A. JAEGER,
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, March 8.-Week end
profit taking was well absorbed in to-
days short session of the stock market,
and the bull crowd was able to push
several of It's favorites ! to 4 points
further into new high ground for the
year. A wide sprinkling Of shares
closed lower, but losses were for the
most part moderate. The utilities,
which have been rather heavily sold
Of late, displayed a better tone.
Some of the investment trusts were
again buoyant features. Lehman Cor
poration rose nearly points to new
peak above 90. Goldman Sachs rose
nearly 2 points, and the Blue Ridge
issues were again Arm. Shenandoah
common sagged a fraction in profit
taking.
United Light was a firm spot in the
utilities, getting back above 40 with a
gain Of more than a point. American
& Foreign Power warrants and Electric
Bond & Share sold up nearly a point
each. Hydro Electric, however, ran
into considerable realizing and closed
point lower. Oils were quiet and ir-
regular. Humble lost a point, while
Cities Service gained fractionally. In
the mines Newmont sagged a point.
Croker Wheeler was a strong spot
in the industrials, in sympathy with
recent strength of electrical manufac-
turing stocks on the big board. The
stock jumped more than 3 points, get
ting well above 80. American Chain,
recently brought to the fore in re-
Spouse to favorable earnings, mounted
. couple OF points to a new 1880 peak.
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241a and IS cents a dozen for nearbv
nrstS, with hennery whites bringing a
premium OF ! to 2 cents a dozen. but
Ilelo STOCK which will not grade firsts
unoer the candle has to be sold at dis
counts. Market for white potatoes holds
steady, and prices show little change
rom last week, at $50 to 2.75 per hun
oreo pounds for No. Is and 2.25 to 2.4O
top quotations.
receipt and market firner on bright
SUCK, but overlarge, rough stock is hard
70 move, even at discounts. No l sweets
VIII pr1ng 2.75 to 500 a barrel and nm
sraoeo ZOO to 2.25, while vans sell
mostly at 200 to $50, as to quality and
condition. 0' ''--N
Garden Truck.
Native and nearby garden truck is in
ample supply for the demand, and only
nrst-quality stock will bring top prices,
at the following quotations: Cabbage, rs
to LOO basket; kale, It's TO 400 bar
rel; onions, $50 TO LIS per hundred
POUNDS; oysterplant, 400 to 500 hun
area; parsnips, 40 to so basket, and tur-
nlpS, 80 to 40 a hamper.
Inc general live cattle market con-
elnues easy under light demand, which
centered on f1rSt-quality stock, of
which receipts on the wharves continue
light, most of the arrivals being of COM
mon to ordinary stock, which is slow
az inside prices. Quotations today at
Light Street Wharf:
Beer cattle, first quality, pound. IL to
IL; common to medium, 8 to 10. Bulls,
as to quality, 6 to g. Cows, choice to
fancy, to 8; common to fair, 4 to 6.
oxen, as to quality, to 8. Calves, veal,
choice, IA; large fat, IL to IS; large
rough, III to IL; thin, 8 to o; rough and
common, to z. Sheep, choice. S to s;
old bucks, to 4. Fall lambs, fancy, IL
to Is; choice, 10 to IL. Hogs, straight,
II; sows, to 0. Live pigs, Ia TO 10.
Shoats, 10 to IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
AUTO SALES SLUMP
IN ST. LOUIS DISTRICT
Federal Reserve Bank Reports
Poorest Monthly Business in
Past Five Years.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ST. LOUIS, March 8.-For the fifth
successive month distribution of auto
mobiles in the eighth Federal Reserve
district decreased in January, according
to reporting dealers. Total sales, which
we're sharply below the January, 1929,
aggregate, represented the smallest
volume for any single month in five
years, with the exception of January
and December, 1927.
January is normally a month of light
sales, and during the past six years has
invariably shown decreases under De-
cember. In the present instance, how
ever, the decline Is somewhat larger than
the average during the past half decade,
Dealers attribute the larger than usual
decrease partly to the extremely uns
favorable weather conditions which OBJ
tanned throughout the district during
January. Another influence adversely
affecting sales was the disposition on
the part of prospective purchasers to
await the automobile shows before max
ing their selections. Decreases in both
the month-to-month and yearly conn
parsons were spread generally through
all classes of makes.
Relatively the largest declines were
noted among country dealers. Business
in parts and accessories was also in
smaller volume than q month and 3
year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
NEW FIRM ORGANIZED.

BALTIMORE, March 8 Especially -
Brennan & Co., Inc, has just been or
ganized under the laws of Maryland.
veStment banking business, with of1ces
in the Baltimore Trust Building. ON
GERS of the corporation are: N. A.
Brennan, president: w. Z. Crouch, vice
president; w. F. Hurt, vice president
and ]. C. Rhoten, secretary and treas
urer.
All officials Of the company are we'll
known in the local financial district,
where they have been connected with
the banking business for number Of
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
Triples Aluminium Outnut.

NEW YORK, March (P.-That
United States and Canada produce
about half the worlds aluminium. The
largest increase of any country in the
last four years was recorded in Canada.
Production there has tripled since 1925.
The New York Trust Co. puts the world
total for 1928 at 221 400 long tons,
whereof the United States and Canada
supply 11S,200.
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Total number Of shares sOld... 6426O00 40,754820
SAM period 7O60,l0O 70,OSI 400
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Cut Fire Losses.

REGINA, Saskatchewan, March 8 (H).
Flying patrolmen last year demon
strated the efficacy of using airplaneS
in fighting forest fires. Losses in
Northern Canada were reduced to
fraction of damage in previous years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09

"Exdividend fPary tPus q N
Payable in
Dividend dollars quarterly or cent.
=
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
YEAR 1880 TO DATE

w a sundnG WASHINGTON D. O. -
The Washington times., 1930-09-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

Apples--ons Oregon arrived; s cars
on track including broken. western
Maryland. Pennsylvania, Delaware. New
moderate. Supplies moderate; demand
and trading light; market very dull.
New York Duchess. Y. s.; |, "a inches
land and PennsyIvanla' y. $. l. "a
graded. 50n 75c: various early varieties
ungraded. best 75e@$1; poorer. 400 sec.
Nearby h-bushel hampers, various varie-
Beans-supplies fairly liberal. New
Jersey. bushel hampers. BountifuIs,
N:sSS1.75; few early sales. HIGHER higher.
round . stringIess, per bushel. fair
quality. $1@I5O.
Beets-supplies moderate. All Sec
Cabbage-One Wisconsin arrived: 1
| car reconsigned; 10 cars on track in
| Guiding broken. Supplies light: demand
good; market firm. New York. bulk
ga.
| ~Cantaloupes-Two Colorado arrived
| 1 car reconsgned; II cars on track in
cluding broken. eceipts equivalent to
| land, Eastern Shore Maryland and near
by receipts light. Supplies moderate:
demand slow: market very dull. Eastern
Jumbos. sss. best s1.25@1.sO: poorer.
75c@$1; standards, 36s and 45s,. best
n.0o. few higher, poorer. So975c;
flats all sizes best 3s@SSc; few oIasd high
pink meats. Jumbo 9s and 12s. use:
few higher, standards, flats, 12s and
1Ss. 50@65c: Hearts Of Gold. Jumbo
standard Flats 12s and 15s. 5ogsec.
culls. 2s64Oc. Honey Dews-Three
California arrived: 10 cars on track in
| -, ,,As -. u
mand slow: market dull. California.
standard crates, all sizes. best. mostly
$1.25: poorer, 75c@$1: one car fine
quality. mostly s1.5o. Honey Balls
including broken. Supplies moderate:
| demand limited; market very dull. Cali
fornia. Jumbos ASS, $2.7503: few higher.
stsndsrds' ns as, :s.5o@s.:ss;. POnys. ass IS
flats, les and 1ss. 81: few higher
Carrots-supplies liberal. New York
| bushel baskets. rough. 3s6 soc; washed.
S6cbsd SS@se lsttues Nssr,x crates
bunch. 2@sc. '
Cauliflower-suppIies moderate. New
York crates. best 1926 o $50; poorer. 81
Celery-One New York arrived: 1 car
reconsigned; IA cars on track including
broken. Supplies moderate; demand
SLOW, SLOW; market market dull full. Neg To1k "a
high as &1.75; poorer. s1@125: mostly
$1.25.
Corn-Supplies light New Jersey.
per dozen, sugar. ESQ 4oc: Nearby per
90 30c.
Cucumbers-Supplies moderate. New
York. bushel baskets, fancy. best 81 !;
poorer. 50075c: DiIls. S1@12s: Pickles,
$l01.25. Eastern Shore Maryland
bushel hampers, 75c@S1. Nearby "
bushel hampers. 5O@60e.
Eggplants- moderate. New
Jersey bushel hampers. 50@76c. Near
by n -bushel hampers sO060c.
Grapes-Supplies moderate. Mary
land and Delaware. 12-quart baskets
400 soc: 2-quart baskets, 10000. Near
by h-bushel hampers. $50 soc.
Lettuce-TwO Colorado and New
York arrived: ~ cars on track in.
cluding broken. Supplies moderate; de-
mand moderate. Western market
firm for good stock. California crates,
Iceberg, As dozen. best, S45em475
poorer, $S6S.50. Colorado crates. Ice
berg, fair quality. best 3s0S.25; poorer,
The Washington times., 1930-09-06
LOCAL PRODUCE

Butter-one- pound prints. A4h045hc;
tub, 42M 045hc.
Poultry. Aiiye-sprtng chickens. large,
25Ss7ci medium = s4SsSc; ;ow,1 small; Isr9s =
Ssss Soc lesnorn' s ana HsgssS MEDIUM iS~
leghorn fowls 13@15c: roosters, 1870
IIc: ducks. 15c. Home-dressed-Spri ng
chickens. large. $40 35c: medium. 400
ale; small, 2S@3Oc; fowls. large, 26@
Csc: small and medium. 24@ csc; leg
Meats, Fresh Killed-Beef, 100 20c;
veal IS@22c: lamb, 25c; pork loins,
3sc; fresh hams, use; fresh shoulders,
gee; smoked hams. csc; smoked shoul'
ders 20c; bacon, 2sc; lard, in bulk.
1Sc; one pound packages. i6c. "a
watermelons, 40@7Sc; canta-
Ioupes. Rocky Fords, flats, si@t.:S;
Hurlocks. Eastern Shore of Maryland.
large crates, $1.2b 20 1.50; Persian melons,
S1.s002.sO; honeydews, $1.2592: honey
balls. SS@4; oranges, $S@S.50; lemons,
$3.50; LINES: per lSo ;lSo; :Pgss :
O. peaches. Eibertas, S1.se@3; Hales'
sS.50@4.5O; plums, .$1.5O@2,5O;. dam
sons, pony baskets, S1.25: grapes. Rib
iers, 50; Tokays, $2.5O@2.7S; Thompson.
seedless, S1.25: figs, s4.5O@5; grape
fruit, ss;So@7;SO; pears: sd.2S9ssO.
tatoes. IS; tomatoes. two-peck baskets.
S101.5O; peas $4@s; string beans. 81
@2.76: lima beans, New Jersey, 35;
Eastern shore of Maryland, $563.50:
carrots, per 100 punches 81; cut off,
per bushel basket. 31.25: corn. per
dozen. ao1 4oc; eggplant. 7Sc0;l: tur-
81; cuCumbers. $15o9?; caulfflower.
S2.5O@3: squash, two-peck baskets 75c
@31; kale, $3.50; spinach, 31.7502.25.
The Washington times., 1930-09-06

cobblers, u. s. No. /. few decayd,
N.750I9O. Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. 1OO-pound sacks. round
whites, U. s. No. ], S1s5@19O. East
ern Shore Maryland and Eastern Shore
Virginia. barrels. Cobblers. u. s. No.
!. mostly around f2.7S; few higher
Peppers-Supplies moderate. New
Jersey bushel hampers. 75c 0$l. Nearby,
"a -bushel hampers, 80 q soc.
Sweet PotatOes-No carlot arrivals;
no cars on track. Receipts equivalent
to / car Eastern Shore Maryland and
: cars Eastern Shore Virginia by boat.
For manufacturing, cars Eastern
Shore Virginia by boat. North Caro-
lima boat receipts light: Eastern Shore
Maryland truck receipts light; sup
plies moderate; demand moderate; mar
ket steady; prices higher. North Caro-
lima: barrels, yellows, U. s. No. 1, 81
@4.5o. Eastern Shore Virginia. bar
special marks. 25c higher; ungraded,
squash-Supplies moderate. Nearby,
u -bushel hampers 5O@75c.
TomatOes-Supplies light. Nearby,
y -bhshel hampers, ripe csc @S1.25.
Gamers stock: 5oc9&1 per bushel.
91.2s; 12-auart baskets, S5a75c.
Watermelons-Supplies m o d a e.
Eastern Shore Maryland. various va
rieties, extra selects. IS 5m40c; selects,
2S 3Oc; primes. 10@15c each.
-... EGGS
On the Baltimore butter and egg
sales. market steady. Small lots,
nearby current receipts. 2S@25c: can
died, 2sd30c. Receipts, butter, 80
tubs; eggs, 222 cases.
The Washington times., 1930-09-06
Leading Produce Markets

$2@275. New York market, steady, q
dozen. crates. Big Boston, best ESQ
zoe; few higher, poorer, 3596Oc.
Lima Beans-supphes moderate East
ern Shore Maryland bushel hampers,
fair quality, $3@3.5O. Long Island,
24-pouDd bags, mostly S3.T5. Nearby
n -bushel hampers. Sl5O@I.75: few 81
onions-One Indiana and New York
arrived; IL cars on track including
broken: Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania truck receipts light Supplies
moderate; demand slow: market, dull.
Hlcniean: loO-pbund sacks, Yellows, u.
;; Is, Ia inches minimum, mostly
ti;S5: 5o-pound sacks, Yellows, U. S. Is,
"a inches minimum, mostly 81 New
york and Indiana, 5O-pound sacks. yell
Lowe U. g.. Is. Ia inches minimum,
Peaches-No carlot arrivals; 6 cars
on track. including broken. Western
Maryland. PennsyIvania, New Jersey
and nearby truck receipts moderate
supplies moderate; demand limited
market dull New Jersey, bushel bas-
kets, EIbertas, unclassified, large size.
S292.50i small to medium. size $3.50
Oils. Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania' bushel baskets. EIbertas. u.
5. No. ?, ga inches up, So: few
higher: 2-inch up, $3.50; few higher;
full ripe, &292.2b. Bushel baskets,
Haies .. s. No. !. large size. $3.50
$50: full ripe, s2.75aa: busheI baskets.
psbeS' y. -. NO. i, z-incn up, S2.5O@
2.75: few higher. Nearby. u -busheI
hampers. Elbertas, &191.25; fancy.
$3.50.
Pears--Three New York arrived; /
car reconsigned: "a cars on track.
fairly liberal; demand slow: market
dull. New York, bushel baskets, Bart
let's, No. ], 2-inch up, green, &1.159
1.25; full ripe, 75c0$1; No 2. 75m90c:
Clapp favor, No /, 2ia inch minimum.
S1.25: few higher: full ripe 75cg$1.
Good inquiry for large seckels.
Peas-Supplies light. Oregon. bushel
hampera $3.25; few higher. Colorado,
45-pound crates, $4.7545.
POta toes-One New Jersey and 1
unknown arrived; IL cars on track.
including broken. Receipts equivalent
to cars by boat, Eastern shore
Virginia. Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania truck receipts light; supplies
moderate; demand moderate: market
steady. New Jersey. 100-p pound sacks,
The Washington times., 1930-09-06
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

Cariot shipments reported for the
entire United states for Thursday,
September 4.
Apples-California, 4O Eastern Shore
Maryland, ]; Maryland, o. New York,
10; Pennsylvania, 5: Virginia, 1S;
Washington, 46; West Virginia, Z;
others. 96. Total 229. ...t
onions--California, Is; Indiana, Al:
Massachusetts,, IL; Michigan is; New
The Washington times., 1930-09-06

prev 1850 Name and a.. -, 49, Net
High Low Dividend Rate Alsn Low Close cage
8 lN Watson W..... = Il
a wenden Corp.
Ss ssh West Mass. 64h 64h eat IA
s 2N White Eagle OIL. ~ 2N a. n
2lA sM Zonite Prod d.. 1917 1917 lo15- II
The Washington times., 1930-09-06

.~Prsv. 1850 Name and Net
EIieb Low Dividend Rate nigh LoW ClOaS chg
II u zonite Prod rt..... u n Il
M dividend E1 riEhta Plus ~ IN stock IPay
ate PAYABLE N stock Payable when earned sPay,
tbls q stock Plus l0E IN stock gPus aT In
stock > Plus az In stock Plus 81 70 stock Plus
SubIec approval Of stockholders Plus s1tra& Gnit
eas aharea
The Washington times., 1930-09-06

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The Washington times., 1930-09-06

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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-05-23
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY

Under and by virtue Of the author
ity vested in the undersigned COM
missioner by an order Of the clerk Of
the superior court Of Orange County,
n c., dated the 5th day of May,
1880, will on
FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1880,
at l2 O'Clock noon, at the courthouse
door in Hillsboro, n. c., sell for cash
to the highest bidder the following
described real estate:
Lot No. Beginning at a stake in
T. F. Lloyd's line, corner of Lot No
2; thence S. Ia chs and 81 ks. to a
gum on the S. side of the creek,
Neville's corner; thence down said
creek as it meanders to a sycamore
on said creek; thence \. 10 chs and
Ia ks. to the lst station, containing
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-05-23
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY

Under and by virtue of the author
ity vested in the undersigned COM
missioner by an order Of the Clerk
Of the Superior Court of Orange
County, n. c., dated the 5th day Of
May. 1880. / will on
THURSDAY. JUNE 5. 1880
at ~ o'clock noon. at the Court
House door in Hillsboro. n, c.. sell
for cash to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described land:
Situate in Hillsboro Township. Or
ange County. n. c., and bounded as
follows: Beginning at the S.W of
William Green's 20 acre tract; thence
with said tract ~ IL deg. w. %
chs. and Al ks. to a rock and point
ers OH William Wilson's line; thence
with his line y. so deg. VI. CHI and
10 lks. to pointers, William Wilson s
corner: thence with his line ". chs.
and SO ks. to a rock and pointers in
Chas: Strayhorn's line; thence with
his line Sc. "a chs. and l9 ks. to
pointers in the center of the road
thence Z. with said road to first sta
tion, containing 25 acres more or less.
The sale will remain open for ten
days for increased bid.
This 5th day of May, 1880.
r. T. GILES, Commissioner.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-05-23

The engagement of Miss
Katherine Bats and William c.
Salley has been announced here.
The wedding will take place some
time in, June. and then the
couple plan to spend the sum-
mer in Spain. Miss Bats is
from Tarboro and is now secre-
tary in the romance language de-
partment in the University. Mr..
Saliey is at present instructor in
Spanish in the University, and
will join the faculty of Witten-
burg College in Springfield,
Ohio. next fall.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-05-23

Frederick H. Koch, who is
listed in the University cataloe
as professor of dramatic litera.
ture. but who is better known
as chief Of the Carolina Play
makers. has appeared in the role
of actor only twice during the
II years he has been in Chapel
Hill. He made his second ap-
pearance here Friday and Satur-
day nights in the Forest Thea
tre in Shakespeares immortal
Romeo and Juliet" He did not
play the title role, but took the
part Of the gallant .Mercutio. "
He was the star Of the show.
Il am having great time.
he remarked during intermis-
sion. And he evidently was. He
was e frst-rate example of an
actor who lives the part and en-
joys it. His only other appear
ance in the role of actor was
back in 1923. when he played
the part Of ''Petruchio" in THE
Tanning Of the Shrew." another
outdoor production.