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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

koszontsek oket karacsony elott,
Kedden es szerdan este fognak
iarni. Ahova mennek, fogadjak
6ket szeretettel. AZ adomanyok,
melyekkel megjutalmazzak enet,
az egyhaz penztaraba leszpck
beadva.
Karacsonyi adomanyok. Egyha-
zunk tagjai jol tudjak, hogy min
den anyagi kotelezetseget sajat
adakozo szeretetiinlbol kell fe-
dezni. f cGlra iinnepek alkalma
val, tehat most karacsonykor is,
kulon iinnepi adomanyt adnalS,
hogy ezzel is mutassak, hogy mi
lyen jo Swivel iinnepemek, es
hogy Krisztus sziiletes6t milyen
Swivel m6ltanyoljak. Szeretettel
k6rjiik egyhazunk tagjait es min
den hittestveriinket, hogy minel
keyesebben legyenek olyanok
mint az az>egyhaz tag, aki mikor
latta, hogy egy csalad bazarra /
dollart akar ADM, AIT mondta,
nogy eleg so cent is. Ki-ki tenet
sege szerint adjon. Inkabb buz-
ditsuk egymast az adakozasban
| es he AIT akarJuk mutatnl, hogy
annyira szegeny lell1ii keresztye-
mex yagyunk, hogy mlnel keve.
sebbet adunk, 'hanem inkabb lei
ki gazdasagunlrol tegyink bl-
zonysagot, es egymast buzditsuk
a is cselekedetekben es adokzas
i ban. Koyertas adomanyuk legyer
hangos bizonysaga annak, hogy
| ha masok dacbol sokat adnal
/ egyhazukra, mi szeretetbol ad
Junk. a karacsony reggelig bea
dott kovertas adomanyokat lin
nep els6 napjan a szoszekrol hil'
detjiik. a kes0bbi adomanyola
az unnepet k0veto vasarnap.
Urasztala avatas. Vasarnap,
delelotti istentisztelettel kapcso
latham lesz egyszerji, de unnepe
lyes formaban felaTatva az III "a
asztala, melyet 10th lstvannt
Debr6szky Andrasn6 es ut. LAX
Zsigmondne lleszittettek elhuny
+ szeretteik emlGk6re. A felavata,
beszedet Is inst Nt. Csepke Is
, van nilesi reforinatus lelkipaszto
fogja tartani Ugyancsak vasal
. nap lesz leleplezyeaa templom 0
dalfalara festett, tiz parancsola
+ is. Sep volna. ha az advent III
I eyedik vasarnapjan, amikor eze
p a rendkiviili dolgok is feledhete
J. lenne segitik tenni az nnnepe
minel t0bben i0nnGnek a templol
ba. Az avatas alkalmayal a Nal
sugar Egyesiilet3 enekkara fog1
tnekelni 'sIIallnak, hallna
egyre hallnak, szine, Java a M
! gyarnak."
) Szegenyek segitese. Mem csa
! karacsonykor, de mindenkor k
Y telessGgiink segiteni azokat, ak
i nyomorba jutottak. Ezt a kotele
k s6get az egyhazak eljesitik. Mo
!. karacsonykor IS korlilmenye
, szerint mindent megtesznek, hos
segitstk azokat, akik segitses
szorultak. A west sidei kathollk1
egyhaz mar oda is juttatta a S
( g6ly osszegeket azokhoz, aklk
J. illet. A hozzank bejelentett szee
nyekrol sem felejtkeziink el.
Az6rt tartjul1 szilkseg gesnek e
! megemliteni, inert mem ritkan |
! lelotlen egyenek banto krltik
g gyakorolnalz az, egyhazak jot
| konysaganak a hianya Matt. II
j. telettel ertesitiilk azokat, aklk
; akarjak venni resziiket a seSl
: alSciob0l adakozasukkal, egyh
. zunk sziyesen veszi. es mem n
/ detjiik ki, hogy Xix reszes'lit'
, segelyben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
Kalacsonyi programrnk.

Aai dCSOHyl pIOgHdHlUiih. lte
cember 24-tol 2S-ig minden k0z0s
cselekmenyiink a bethlehem han
gulat jegyeben folyik lie. Decem-
Der 24-ilSe estejet azaz kara
csony estet halenkban tartjuk
meg, ahol show lesz, vagyis moz-
gokepeken lesz bemutatva az Ur
Jezus elete es az o foldre szaila-
sat megelozo korszaknak a meg
valtassal osszefiiggo nehany ese-
menye, valamint a Santa Claus is
lathato lesz, amint a gyermekek-
nek aiandekot hoz. Ezen az esten
kapjak meg hitkozsegiink oyer
mekei szokasoS karacsonyi Gu
korkakat. A karacsony esti i'm
nepseg es show este Z orakor kez-
d0dik es csekely belepti dij lesz.
hogy fedezve legyen a kiadas,
nit a move man-nek kell fizetni
Bethlehem jaras is lesz ohazai
szokas szeriat. A bethlehem pa,s7
torok az Greg bundas vezetasCve
3 nap fogjak bejarni varost ef
igazi elvezetet nyujtanak bethIe
hemes iat6kukkal Is enekukke
azon csaladoknak. Xix karacso
nyi 0r0mmel es szeretettel fogad
| iak be 0ket a kis J6zas dicsolte
| sere.
| Tstentiszteletek scrrendje. !.
karacsonyest k0zos megtartas
utan a haleboI haza vonulnak =;
| hivek es csaladi l10rben t0ltik G
az id0t ejfeiig. Haromnegyed Il
| kor kezdet6t veszi az ejfeli mise
s ARA i0nnek a hivek. 23-en REG
| del a 9 oras mise pasztorok mise
| ie nevet visel, mig a fel lies NJ
Sc az iinnepelyes karacsonyi mis-
lesz. mely alatt ki-ki boritekba1
ada be "a hitk0zs6gnek szol6 ka
racsonv ajandekat.
Pasztorjatek es szincloadas
kett6s jatek Is dupla iot6kon
! cGlu el0adas karacsony utani va
sarnap este, azaz dec. 2San les
"a halenkbam KettoS jat6kia
azert nevezziik, inert lead6di
egy karacsonyi pasztorJattk gye
mekek es felnottek szeYepeseve
utana lejatszodik egy remek sze
4 felvonasos nepszinmii (neve /.
Piros Jegykendo), melyet tapasl
talt es neves miikedvelok fogna
el0adni. Dupla i6tekony celu pC
dig azert, inert a jovedelem nel
csak egyhazi Zebra megy, hanel
fele reszben a hitkozseg szegen
gyermekeit fogja ruhaval segltt
nj. tehat emberbarati. szociali
tevekenyseget is produkalunk {
| plSadassal. Ep azert remel it'll
hogv a jatek es eel nemesseg(
tekintve minden magyar tame
gatni fogja sep szandekunkat.
A varos es k0rnyeke magyarsi
ga szineloadas partolasaval fos
ia bizonyitani, hogy csakugya
sziven viseli-e sZegeny ugye
vagy csak hirdeti a jotekonys;
got. Egyhazunk bizalommal t
kint skier ele Is az egyhaz pen.
| tara mar Xxi is utalta szeg'
nyeknek segelyt, hogy karacst
nyi oromet szerezzen a szukoik'
| doknek. Ezzel west sidei ron
kath. egyhaz kivette reszet a III
mes akciobol, NIT a jovoben
ICY fog elintezni a sajat hatas
k0reben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
A lelkesz tavollete alatt kohl:
Katoch Odon jegyzo, 13O Boquet
Ave. - Tel. 9-4603

Istentiszteleteink. A karacsonyi
istentiszteletek sorrendje: Dec.
p, vasarnap delelott fel tizenegy-
kor, szolgal T. Papp Bella. Este
het orakor, szolgal e. Papp Bella !.
Dee. %, h6tfo. Este het orakor,
szoIgal I. Papps Bella Dec. %,
kedd. Este het orakor. szolgal Nt
Borsy- -Kerekes Gyorgy esperes
ha haioja ITALIAN elkesik. 7. Papp
Bella. Dee. "a. szerda Este bet
6rakor, szolgal vt. Borsy Kere-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
EGYHAzAK SZIVES
FIGYELMEBE!

Isrnetelten kerjiik az egy-
hazak lelkeszeit, hogy egy-
hazi hireiket Fl E r F O N
DELI IL CRAIG szerkeszto-
segiinkhoz eljuttatni szives-
kedjenek.
Ezen hataridon tul beerke-
get egyhazi hirek kozleseert,
amelyek vagy reszben, vagy
.egyaltalan azon a heten mem
k0zoltetnek, a szerkesztoseg
felelosseget mem vallal.
Szerkesztoses
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

ACl CSIIS1tS, Ailtdl, J uklcS Nd
roly es Frank Eva fla, sziiletett
november h6 27-6n. kereszteltek
december l4-en. keresztsziilok
voltak Nagle Patrik IS Garner
Anna.
Ne feledjuk Ell. y iov6 pente-
ken, azaz f. h0 19-en reggel S-kor
kezdettt veszi 40 Orai Ajtatos-
sag a SIT. Istvan templomban es
befejezest nyer f. h6 21-en este 9
ora koriil. Ezeken a napokon
gy6nni lehet minden nap reggel
7-tol Gig es este 7-tol kezdve,
amig vannak gyonok. Penteken
reggel S-kor lSis mise, 9-kor nagy
mise, predikacioval, penteken del
utan 3-kor Jezlls Scent Szive al
tatossag, este pedig fel S-kor pre-
dikaci0 es aldas. Szombaton reg
gel S-kor szinten kiS mise. 9-kor
nagy mise predikaci0val, delutan
3-kor gy6nnak gyermekek, es-
te fel S-kor predikacio 6s aldas.
Vasarnap reggel 9-kor mise, fel
11-kor nagy mise predikaci6val,
delutan 3-kor rozsafiizer, este pc
dig fel S-kor predikacio, korme-
net, Te Deum es aldas DR.. Burka
kelemen, franciskanus atya. fog
predikalni Szentseg imadas
alatt. Kerjuk a Rozsafiizer, a SIT
Terez Kor Is Jezus Scent Szive
Tarsulat tagjait, hogy a Szentsee
imadas alatt oft legyenek reggel-
toI estig mind a harom napon
csoportokra osztva, hogy elvegez-
eek az imadas tenyet megszakitas
nelkul.
Karacsonyunk. Csutort0khos
egy hetre van Macy kereszteny
unnepiink, a karacsony, melyer
Megvaltonk sziilet6senek emile
iIet tartjuk. Szerdar6l csjitortok
re 6jfelkor Macy mise lesz, mely
''Ejfeli mise" neven osmeretes
Csiit0rt0k0n 9-kor masodik mi
Sc, melyet pasztormisenek neve
ziink fel 1l-kor nagy mise scent
segkitetellel Is predilzaci6val. Ka
racsonykor hivek megajande
kozzak tcmplomukat rendszerln1
nagyobb adomannyal. A mi temp
lomunkban is van boritek kiosz
tas azzal cellal, hogy a hiyeE
aiiandekozzak meg a SIT. lstvar
templomot nagyobb adomannyal
Keriiik hiveket, f0leg azokat
Xix mem erik nehez idok su
lyat. hogy adjanak templomuk
max azokert is. akik esetleg nen
kepesek adm, eppen rossz Idol
slilya Matt.
Az aldott nok munkaja. \ SIT
Terez Kor moi szep mun1at vegez
mex. ez mar reg: dolog Dacara &
nehez idoknek, most is gondolnal
a hitk0zseg gyermekeire es rem
deznek szamukra karacsonyfa
iinnepelyt karacsony masodnap
Jan a SIT. Istvan Otthonban a
oral mise utan. Ezen az iinnepe
lyen beszedet intez gyermekek
hez az egyhaz plebanosa, a szent
Terez K0r eln0llnoje. Miss Am
brozy. Is esetleg meg masok 5 I
cvermekek is szavalni fogaak
Mindezek vegeztevel ctlkorkakl
osztas lesz "a gyermekek kozt. =
I'll ne feledjiik ait Sc hogy q SIT
Terez Kor joyo evi janllar Gan
yizkereszt napJan disznotoros va
esorat rendez a templom lavara
Delyre mindenkit meghiv.
nelkil. A templom ngyanis err
az idok sulyat szinten annak jo
yedelme nagyon megcsappaat
sziiksfge van szeret6 tamogatas
ra, De arrol sem szabad megfe
ledkezniink, logy SIT. iere'
K6r aldott n6i azokra Is gondol
,la1, alSik 4 rossz idok miatt nag.
sxiikseget szenvednek azok fel'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

Sagitsiik elo a Pro Hungaria
Karacsonyi szeretet akcloJat,
Csemag minden szegeny
magyarnak!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

Kereszteles. Antal, JuEics Ka-
roly es Frank Eva fla, sziiletett
november h6 27-6n, kereszteltell
december 14-en. Keresztsziil6l
voltak Nagle Patrik IS Garner
Anna.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-17
WARRANT CALL

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing warrants of Carbon County,
Montana, are called for payment as of
April II, $780, and interest on said war.
rants ceases on said date
All warrants of the following districts
No. 7, 8, 8, "a, 80, 49, As, 46 and So
District No. /. All warrants to and
Including No. 1894.
District No. 2. All warrants register
ed to and including February Goth, 1880,
also warrants No. $685. 1914, 500, SCI, S6S,
500 and $40.
District No. 3. Warrant No. Is.
District No. 20. All warrants register
ed to and including April 18th, 1890
District No. %. All warrants register
ed to and March 18th, 1880; and also
Warrant No. 800
District No. 23 General fund warrants
registered to and including January 29th,
1890
District No. 2S. All warrants register
ed to and including October 4th 1929
District No. 3d. All warrants register
ed to and including March 9th 1890,
also warrants No. 1898, 1899, 3341, and
3342.
District No. 81. Warrants No. 70 and
District No. As. Warrant No. &c.
District No. "a. All warrants register
ed to and including Dec. 26th, 1929.
Dated at Red Lodge, Montana, this
nth day of April. 1890.
c. A. NORDSTROM,
County Treasurer.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-17

Deer Lodge Saturday.
The best-ready-to-wea glasses
sold by X. N. Koski, 1913 South Broad
yav. 39-tf
Two good pastures for rent. Also
secondhand black pipe for sale. W.
E. Hymer, 18th and MCCLELLAN. 6tf
Mrs. Chris Becklen was Bearcreek
visitor last Thursday.
Mr.. Arvid Lides purchased new
Chevrolet sedan last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O'Shea were among
Roberts callers Saturday.
County Commissioner Anderson OF
Luther was in town Tuesday.
Lee Gard of Belfry was in Red
Lodge Monday on business.
Lonnie Williams of this city was
Boyd visitor last Thursday.
Miss Mary Chesarik was a local
visitor from Bearcreek Monday.
James Burnett of Luther was in
Red Lodge on business Monday.
Mrs. George Herbstruth was loo
al visitor from Billings Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Rae, of Butte,
are. visiting friends here this week.
Mike Larkin is. the proud possessor
of a new Chevrolet sport cabriolet
DR.. and Mrs. N. A. Stacey and baby
went to the Frannie Oil fields Sun
day.
Axel Lingred left for Helena Mon
day, where it is understood, he has
work.
Mrs. Roy Ballard of Fromberg was
visitor here between trains We'd
nesday.
Dominic Morino was at Badger
Basin, and the Dry Creek oil field
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Clark and Mrs. c. Olels
of Cherry Sprigns were local visitors
Monday.
Art Lumley returned Saturday
having spent considerable time in
California.
FLOWING DONE, any place with
good tractor outfit. w. T. Shoop,
Joliet, Mont. 52tp
Vern Cowger, well known west side
farmer, has purchased a new l Y ton
Chevrolet truck.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-17
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED AT
ALL IN A PIANO THIS SHOULD
INTEREST YOU!

We have just taken back beauti-
full Piano that has been out of the
store very short time and on which
considerable has been paid. This
piano is really like new as you will
see, if you examine it.
Before definitely repossessing this
instrument, we would prefer trans
ferring the account to some reliable
party, giving such party the full ben
eft of every dollar already paid.
If it is not convenient for you to
come to the store, write or wire and
we will be very glad to give you any
further information about this piano.
CHARLES M. LINDAMOOD
MUSIC co.
Billings, Montana
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-17
PARTIAL ECLIPSE
OF SUN THIS MONTH

On April 28, at 1929 p. m. por-
lions Of Montana, will darken as the
moon, in its passage around the
earth, completely obliterates the sun.
Southwestern Montana will lose
complete sight of the sun for few
minutes but for the rest of the state
"Old SOP will only be partially OBJ
scured.
The astronomical shadow will fall
on strip 1000 miles long, extending
from a point in the Pacific ocean and
across portions of California, Ore
gon, Nevada and into Montana.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-17
By DR.. E. M.

day evening. The first two names are
members of that team.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kapor, and
daughters, Misses Anna and Dorothy
Kapor of Red Lodge, motored to Bill
ings Friday to visit their grandchild
and nephew, Eugene Jurovich, who is
in the st. Vincent hospital undergo
ing surgical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gearhart and
Mrs. A. F. Richardson went to Bill
ings last Friday. They went to
bring Mrs. Gearhart's father back
to Red Lodge, who was in Billigns for
medical attention. Mrs. Gearhart
states that her father is doing very
nicely now.
The Misses Ed and Lois Massa
were hostesses TO the Ace Bridge
club at their home last Friday eve
ming. There was three tables in play
and high honors went to Edi Massa
and second honors to Lois Massa. A
light luncheon was served later in
the evening.
Mrs. Sally Thompson was hostess
to the Pastyme Bridge club at her
home on Monday evening. There
were the usual two tables in play
with high honors going to Miss Ann
Murdo, second honors to Miss Mar
garet McCabe. A light luncheon was
served at late hour.
Bishop Wallace E. Brown, general
superintendent of the Methodist Ep-
iscopal church will hold special SER
vices at the local church, commencing
next Wednesday and continuing thru
the following Sunday. Bishop Brown
is a well-travelled man and his ser-
vices will prove very interesting.
The Montana division officials of
the Northern Pacific were here Fri
day on an inspection tour of the local
terminal. They were Fred Brastrup,
superintendent; Tom Summers, train
master; G. F. Nelson, road master;
Andrew Hanson, supervisor; G. An
derson, division storekeeper; Pete Ov
ern, baggage inspector; R. A. Shan
non, special agent and Nils Vordal,
road master.
Alvin E. Yates of Luther motored
to Billings Monday. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Yates. Mrs.
Yates was formerly Naomi McMinn
IF pod T oduo Tho xyo,,,,oc oour1o ,xYapo
married in September, but kept their
marriage a secret because the bride
desired to complete her course in bus
mess college in Billings. Mr. and
Mrs. Yates will make their home in
Luther with Mr. Yates parents.
The music appreciation contest held
in the Roman theatre last Thursday
by the first to fifth grades was en-
Enthusiastically received by the public.
The contest was sponsored by the
music department of the Red Lodge
Womans club, and directed by Mrs.
Maye Johnson, music supervisor of
the city schools. The excellent man
ner in which each number was execut-
ed attested very highly to Mrs. John
sons wonderful knowledge and deep
interest in her subject. The city can
indeed consider themselves fortunate
in having Mrs. Johnson as music in
structor. The music department don
ated $25 as prizes, S. going to each
winning grade. The winners were:
first grade, Lincoln school; second
grade, Washington school; third
grade, Jefferson school; fourth grade,
jefferson school, and fifth grade,
Field building. Judges were Mrs. c.
G. Rowan, Mrs. Roy Nutting, Mrs.
Marguerite McCowille, Mrs. A. F.
Christiani and Miss Goldie Peterson.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-17

and Iron company of Billings was a
local visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. Hank Harris of Great Falls
was in town on business Saturday.
Leo Normile spent Monday in Boyd
Miss lone Metcalf is now in Roberts
teaching.
A. L. Rankin returned to this city
Saturday.
Frank Bowman made a trip to
Bearcreek Tuesday.
Jack Vickery was a local visitor
from Laurel Friday.
Sheriff John Albert returned from
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-17
ANNUAL CLEANUP
WEEK MAY 18TH

The Board of City Health Commits
sioners have announced that the week
of May Is, will be annual cleanup
week for the city of Red Lodge.
All property owners are warned
that all lots must be free of any rub
bish or debris by the end of the week.
BOARD OF HEALTH,
By DIR. E. M. Adams.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-17

Frank Lyle returned from Califor-
MIA last night.
Mrs. Price of Laurel was a local
visitor Monday.
]. M. Freeman of the Montana Coal
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-17

day evening. The first two names are
members of that team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOs. J. OWENS & SON. AUCTfoNEERl
1881 Eye Street Northwest.


rRYsTEEs SALE S 81 HALg K4N1IE M y
WASHINGTON. p: G. -,
recorded in Liber No. 6422. folio 300 et seq.
Of the land. records Of the District Of Co
secured sRereSs s. the ~
will sell. at public auction, IN front q the
RTH Day Y Of sEPPPHBE zEI isso
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following
civ Of w vans o Drf pistsict az connobi n
and DESIGNATED as and being cot one hum
dred tlo0l in Kennedy and Davis Company s
WsiSridEes subd DIV Of as per
plat of said nrst-mentioned subdivision re-
TeeSfds n ths cs Of Che iUH SS q the
SAID District Of cclgmhia,, subject to e9ys-
IN sSo
S; r. so s:G = Sg h: land Il. SsSoFS
other dated November is, 1929, and recorded
November 10. 1923, as instrument No. s2
the above described land is DESIGNATED on
the books Of the assessor Of the said District
100 in Square ZOOS. together with the i'm
provements. consisting OF three-story and
' Terms Of ss Sse onethrd of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance IN two
equal installments. payable in one and two
annurn. payable senni-annuaIiy, from day Of
sale, secured by deed Of trust upon the
Rh1SDeTsy sSd Or al Deposit ss VIII Sc
required at time of sale. All conveyanctng,
f. etc Ss g sSt Of rEB wbn tsTs
days from day Of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at
s.r FiSK ave ana days soss Of such
sale in some Newspaper published in Wash
OTTO g; RAYMOND.
HARRY s. WEIGH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23
TfTOS. j. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
1881 Eye Street NV.

TRgsTEEs sAbE OF ByA1TAB1E REAL Es
eSg4E4qssgs e 6EGME s1x%%ygL F6gR
iAnR,AaEsTEMHEEN NTslr, BEING PEEM1sES NO
w WEI sE WAsHTEeT6Ns. fpSS = NORTH
si'G Ss nS q r Iss NJ e ss E coS
biz, and upon proper direction in accordance
trus Gs % s q pubc
a BAY freaE 6 rs RreR R 1885, t a
District Of Columbia. and designated as and
eight i25S) in Harry Wardman and Thorn as
Bone Gom6natc6 Of lots in Square num-
ysyOr for the District Of Columbia in in LiSer
Subject. however, to an existing FIRST deed
OF trust securing certain notes asgregating
$3.50 oool, maturing December IS, 1881; and
luther subject to accrued interest upon said
4pad and ns scc cass taxes FURTHER parn
h lars , OF which debt: interest and taxes will
nG IN At S 4 fo% 2f Ss' be OBJ
Terms Of sale: one-third (h5 Of the pur-
81 ts. Ts dssd 6 the
taxes 70 Be paid II cash. and The the baiat,cs
u and tSo t2' sears' With Interest at SIX Six
per centum go per annum. payable semi,
Of trust upon the property sold. or all
cash ct the option Of the purchaser,
(s2.50o) will be required at time Of sale
Ali conveyancing, recording, etc. at cost of
ped With yithin IS DAYS 81 from day o sale sale
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to
resell! the property at the risk and cost Of
vertisement OF such resale in some news
paper published in Washington: D. G.
PANY. Trustee BY FRANK STETSON
Second Vice, President (Seal) Attest:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23
GEORGE z. HAMILTON
WILLIAM l.. MILLER,
THos. ). OWEN SON, AUCTfoNEERs-
1881 Eye st. NV,
Trustees Sale Of Desirable Resi-
dence, No. 1904 Park Road
Northwest.

BY virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber 6267 at folio 355 of the
land records of the District of Columbia,
and at the request of the parties secured
thereby; the undersigned! trustees will sell
at public auction. In front Of the said
ppTTsYmises' on FRIDAY. THE TWENTY:
FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the follow
ing-described land and premises: Lot num-
bered six hundred and forty-four (644) in
Percy Crsnford's combination Of lots in
block numbered one % in S. p. Brown s
subdivision of part Of mt. Pleasant" as
per plat recorded in the once of the sur
yeyor for the District of Columbia in Liber
County % at folio 1872, subject to the build
ing line restriction as established in Dis
trict Court cause No. 1890 in the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale: Said property Is sold sub
ject to first deed of trust securing the
sum or twenty thousand dollars (s20, 00Ol,
the purchase price above said deed of
and recording at purchasers cost: de-
post OF five. hundred dollars (sS00) will
be required at time of sale Terms of sale
TO be complied with within fifteen (15) days
from the date of sale. otherwise deposit to
be forfeited and property may be adver-
tised and reSold in the discretion of the
trustees and at the risk and cost Of the
WILLIAM NJ sEAY,
ERSKINE GORDON.
l4th and G SITS. NV.
sel7-d&ds,exSu Trustees.