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ADAM q. WEsoHLER { SON. AueEioassrs
TRUsTREs' SALE OF VALUABLE APART
MENg Tn lSEpE ,,I KaNTpW ylNS,nAAs the
APARTMENTS, No Z. !, IsgI l., M:l.A.ssACHu-

MENT BUILDING, Known AZ THE
"HBLyECERE." CONTAININGA Fii3
sETTiS AVENbE Northwest.
BY virtue o. 9 certain deed Of trust, duly
ose0sess II r IissT No tslp ls q
Bic, and st lie rssssst 81 ths sarty sssassd
for sale BY gublie auction, within the sales
rooms OF Adam A. Weschler & Son, go
6 oNp n4 tEf OF HB q issS E sa6
and. tYeinisss, situate IN the District of CO.
t tRs ssaSaIsisoh aSs E M x ssd spsrS q
a sSas.S n e NJ is o Rs rec e.
efds Of the once Of the surveyor % the
District pf Colunbla; also lot 10 n =. frsf-
Gig Rigs combination Of lots In said square
246. ah per plat recorded IN Liber "a. folio
90; Of the aforesaid suEgsyeF,S o1lee fseS n -
sOsS. o' per,isulsrsp s ~ vlsh viii bs made
known at time % sale; balance pne-haif
cash, the Remainder payable on or before
three years, with interest ss 2 Per sentum
ale ss.s 5as ss sSSssy ssspsH
cash over tfkst at opkibn 81 nurehasef. "a
deposit OF 5000 required Of pRfehaser at
sale Al fenvSya a a recording Ana pete.
ssss sSis viii W thirty q tT ssls
the TighE To resell the property at tEs risk
and cost OF the defaultlng purchaser #fter
I'VE daFf advertisenent ef such rasgM in
SSpgas ns eS published n the eit 81
SseNtnsfVs - PETER A. nRuRY.
AUSTIN q. WAlLER.
no1Q-d&dssexeu&bo trustees. n
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
A4'AM = WEsOHLEE SON, Auctienesrs
TRuSTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE THREE

IHU6IEE9 SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
CALIFORNIA sTRRET NV ny is'z
Ay virtue 2f certain deed OF trust duly
oi the land, records OF the District OF CO.
VIII sasF ior sale By public anetlch il irosni
gegsTH pEeEssREk. 1870, AF
ire qsseripsd Iald, AND premises. sItuate in
4; BHicotts subdivision Of lot IL in block 81
,,Wasnington Heights" as per plat recorded
Ens gmSe Si we suIyeyoE tor the District
Terms OF sale: One-fourth Of the plir-
Three equal Instsllmsnts, fssr;essnsed fs 81
promissofy nqkeI Of pVTehaset, PAYABLE Ia
ay. Rss sss ssa sH s.s s s 81
trust upon property sold, Or an cash, az
S1IIsa q bpfehassr q time Of sale An
c9nveyancins. recording and notsrial fees
complied with within thirty days from day
% sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right
yertiseneHt OF such resale In some news
paper published In Washington. -. G.
FRANK J. EHLERS,
MELVIN r. BERGMANN,
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DOWN Q. nUTT0N. AIIaFasY.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIcp or
4l0{i, Administrstio This Is te slfe 10.
tee that the subscriber, 81 the. ,pissfieE qf
Court 90 the District Of ColumhIs, I9lgeFs
testainertary. on the estate ~ Mary dfsef
ceased. All. persona having elsiiils kzlIist
the deceased are hereby warmed to exhibit
aiifhentieatEd. to che slibscfi n, en ! al
before the 9TH day oi NgVenIher, AID
from sil heheft Oh said estate. Given aadsF
my hand this 7th day pf ApveRipeFs tRse,
sssai Hstsat l f 1zSs EssFs 'ss62 ~ hIE:
Register 0f wills for the District of CO.
iumhls, Clerk Of the Pfobate Court.
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kH9M6Eb ]. SfERE;ucHEN
nql4 ,d&qs-exSu Trustees.
ADAM 4 WEscHLER 4 SON. 4actionesFS
APARTMENT, H-WH ELEC., NO. ON
s ERIlH sITgEEET Is, SSpgEHayEsr. WITH

APARTbdENT. H.-WH. ELEC.. NO ai7
BRICK GARAGE IN REAR.
recsrded Ia Hbsr 10. sass ei folio AS H II sea-.
bie, and ct request Of party secured thereby,
the uHdefsighsd trustees win otlef for sale
BY public auction. ii front Of the premisek,
on MoNnAY. THE TWENTY FouRTH DAY
FIVE O'CLOCK :. II, 'ihs foiloWina DESCRIBED
land and premises. situate in the District pr
Columbia: to w.t.. Part Of original lot 2e IN
SQUARE 40, described by metes and bounds
as follows, Reslnnipg at the northeast cor:
ner Of said lot and running thence west i22
feet to the rear line Of said lot; thence
south ie feet; thence east f22 feet to the
line of sixth street. and thence north along
Terms Of sale: 0ne-fourkh Of the purchase
money 60 pc paid ia cash balance IN equal
notes Of purchaser. payable In one, two and
three wears, with interest at 8 per cent per
annnm from day Of SALE. payable serni-an-
nually,. seemed by deed Of trust upon prop
erty sold. or all cash at option OF purchaser,
4 dep0sit Of $500 required Of purchaser at
sale. All tonyeyanctng recording aud no.
tarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to
be Compiled with within thirty days from
day of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at risk and cost
Of delaultlps purchaser after f1ve days ad-
paper published In Washingtop, p. q.
FRANK VAN SAINT,
ABE GINBERG
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FRASK sIETE6G, AlEaFSaE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIET or
Cplumhla, holding Pr0hRte Court, ktNtR
Of EHkenie p. 9nltnef, deees sen W. 4lp2l'
Administratinn pqeket 90. Application hay.
last wa and tsSEahaept az said decassed,
end for lettefs yes anIentarY Az SAID eStAkg,
10th day q noysnb1F Y; p: laaa th5s AIIas
Guitner, WestefVfile, Ohios Emma Quitnef
Celumbuk Ohio Alfred Book Ter, or ms
Cotlp.i Grace y. Eflntk, p6whattap. Kankf
Ruth 2, HunEaslk Chevy Chess. Md, J. A,sllg
waltef osylon. {paia md aA sshs.s sess
the 5snd day Of Decsrsihef, Il ID. 1850, sc IL
o'clock q m, 70 shoW cause Why suck Apv
hereof be published ID the WaAhinSfon Law
Reporter and CHE Nyening star anee u eeeh
day herein WentiQnea, the nrst puhilcefien
e be not less NE thiEtE dags heidEs aslN
sseaIl Attest: ,THEppgRE cpqsNELL
REGISTER Of Wills for the District Of eolnu1r
bia, CLERK 81 thes nnalsata gegFts =. q s,
~ s@.@@.e g
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PROVED REAL ESTATE. aFfNd hRIek
pIEkLLNG l., NO. l2es sth aTEAkf

NORTHWEST. =
BY EE' Cher i Ss sS SIS isS g H spIs
Il s as Ian; and ss0T 81. q sss Dssss q
viii sell At public auction. IN trent 81 .- the
III HIP by sH 4. isfl.sSs
city 81 wsshinstSp, pistfiet al columbiS
and designsted as ana .heine parts ,Qi lots
slxty-seven. lep ana SIT yselght sen s.
:sass: i S1ss S SssSIS.s n rs.E Is:
Us, 'ot Tue he records 81 The Siiiss 81 fhs suI-
t SsESs % v sas si US SaSEle sses end
bounds; g Eoll0Es: VIZ HsginnlnS toF re re
north line Of q ls-foot- vide ailex aug rms
ning thence ,nerth on eth street y .ssssS,
ie feet and thence east lq5 iset to. ne
ssginnins 9oE nR AZ tGE A sgC "a. q R
ssas sps q apS ss as1sSR ~ q TIE
equal instsIimeiits, paysble. IN one and tEe
years, with tnteTsH At. eeYpn ,Hsr, sentlmn
Ss e . sInnp nesss ssgS GEE EsE as
pfopeTty sold, Or all cash. tt she eetIen 'et
fssdsuifsd At Time az sale. IAN senYpssneina
rscoraing, etc. e csst % ngyeA ser. a 1sEHSs
reserve lie sfisht 10 g ssSeli Tie pfoperty II
the risk and cost 81 defaHltins purehaser
e seps nsNspaRaf suPiisAsa u Washins-
's'' = 4AAgUEz, A. .pEURY,
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nal7-d&dsexsu&hol cas- 18th street NV.
ADAM =. WEscHLRR 8 SON, AuctioneeTS.
TRysIEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE M
ekkNitssH 4 10. siisA sas d kaHI2NM Az

sRSsEEzRs sa 1 70. afE sss J kzHESEs Al
e i S6 dS. ss isilS 81 u sSIs
sas sa ss q a.t Ss p 81 Of p.pSy
Vii Ssr JIG y puS SinIaSs aelloe sFH ESss
81 ne premises, On THuRsDXYrr THE
Eo oTEIH RAY SSI66cGecr tbs sa .oi,aE
6s nstrss d coiuEae f q WIS Es Ss hh e
gss.o Iye ~ Ixgl n y RllicQtts sub
numbered trsS esS. Wa sSst o So H II Rbagck
as per plat recorded in the eiiee of the
syssSds o1 SSE the nistgEist Columbia
poses 81 ssssssment aud taSasicn AZ W. so RSFe
aaSS@ee!ses twsSSsss.thys hg11Edfsa sha hiiy-
sonsisting Of . three-stofS hf iftS dWeIiinsss;
I T09Rs tRG 'g q t sssh Sreh...
promisscfy notes 81 the bGEchssNer.s 70 ps aye
sels b sa Sa sst s ned sgS Years with atsst
Rsya6is sem; snuslis, seeaSsd q 81 ases ssi e
trust upon the property sold OF all cash.
81 sasSo 0g Pssirs 81 tAs 5 1STsbSssE
sale, All conYeyaneins. recording and
Ssr :a Hem e a g 81 e5s ifSin Si
FFss reg EIsE tss ris6. resell psrts a
sSsT Eesd sSs 9 hsspsssr rbssbsa Il
AMskicAA dsF5,S5SSSSsEIxF TRusF
p HowAsS|R7 . 4sa g ss!sSi!s.-
."1'a. sAHShIitsLliIsoros,
a. a. Assistant Secretary.
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'ssaa. sAHshiiEsLt ii
noaa a a. ASsssAts n, seetetary.
ADAM !, vHsOHIFR I son. Aue.lopesTs.

ADAM a wEsoHlER SON. Auetlonssrs.
FRYsET qE4E SALE ALE, Pr uHnfPEe REAH
sfSs4HpS% AIM aIB T sRoAIS SzAe
red 81 yiTsS n Fl ssttR aese q tSys dHy
and at the request pf the party seeured
iof sale 81 public sheEion. Ia front Of WE az
Pes EsFH pG1 6EiNRoAVx iiaETa TSss s 5f
ssTssls p ana sItSsss IA the 'pissrie sFo &
gs .st a, snd descyi6sa e ths east q
lot IN SQUARE 1000 IL Gordons 1T uEd Rt 81
o. part p1 Chevy Chase Greys,'' es per plat
" I'D ssr g e ots Y RsF st t ssS
known for PURPOSES Of taxation as lots SSis
sRa sisi subject e coysnsnts q record. -
equal instalimenis payable in one and two
yssrs rem ne dag q sale, with interest at
bs secured 81 dTst deed ef tfalst ca the
the purchaser. A deposit OF ss00.ng Required
q ne tim, 81 the aceeptsnce Of bid. Ex-
ana rsserdins 81 the tie cost s 81 I paFehsser'
from day of sale; otherSise the dsposait win
sse ssd rs sTafss cr 81 .a a
three days advertisement 81 such resale Ia
Sc os% Come nsxsPsPtr published In the district
skEkkEEE6ss B J. AgehiHAkas' ue#Es,
npl4d&ds-e TTlstees
ADAM a. WESCHLER 4 SON, Auctioneers.
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SALE on RENT-HousEs.
RENT--STORES,


LARGE, WELL LIGHTED STORE. IN GOOD
ss s peT month. FhoHe pstfist silo, Or ABBY
to Janitor, 1918 LIST st. NV.
s06 eth ST S.R-NEW BUILDING, i9xa9
It.; large show windows; rent reasonable.
Apply T19 18th st. Sc. Atlantic 0i27
Isl nth s.W. OPP PROPOSED JUNIOR
high. Pine large store, corner; steam heat.
HENRY scHAFEERT. $40 John Marshan Pl.
i36i CONN, AVE. NW.--lst FLOOR. $500 ot
WI h. ELi1s 1850 I've 81. NV NV Dist. sSs S
S isfS:' s s:S ,sg IN ! SEEF uSlan ISs''
SILVER SPRING, Si23-5-7 GA. AVE.
stores, SO IT, 'front.' all or part; large rear
lot; will remodel reasonable. Barrett Ma
Tis 4N ST S.W-STORR. 8 RMS, q, $500
7l9 <h st. s.W,-Store, 6 rooms, bath: 40,0c
s23 AZ, st. s.w.-Store, rooms, bath, :.
500 sth ST. s.w.-stcre, 8 rooms bath. 500
IL ASAias s ~ sKSwN. s sls u 'ash sW Voc
Pin. ,to is.A sI sE.f l.. .%Sssl. De.
a. + coNrELLo co. INC. Met. $500
I lilo i4IR6 J sTr,5IESS;YESIFPEp FOR LUNCH
TxLEk 3 RUTHERFORD. NC
1870 Z ST; NV. National OATS.
EXCELLENT LOCATION.
3214 Ga. Ave.-$35.
Large store, in new and sTowing com
munity. suitable Ter sng business.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GEO. RRANCIS WILLIAMa, AtloFneX.

SUPREME c0URr or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate CouTt-No.
4aafs, AdministTR tioh, This g 70 Give no-
Columbia, h has S6gsitsd iroa tlie Hrsssst
Court Of the District Of Columbia, lettefs
isss 81 TIE pstrlet 81 Columbia. aessassa.
Al persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned To exhiRn the
thenficated. To TIE sq6scfiBef, On Or before
the 18TH day Of October, AID. 1881; AtheT-
benefit Of said estate. Owen Under Is
cpfpoFate pane this 18th day. of NcgembsE
WASHINGTON Nv GEAo. FRANCIS WIZ
L LIAM TEngt once: lsesll AtEsgE; We.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.


WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
WEST nIVRR, MD.-6-ROoM COTTAGE.
bath, electricity. .runnine water, Arenlsce,
Adrsss s Spi sss e ss ssar y oe ses
and bath cSltsee in cass. hay Summer
eoleny, 50 miles from D. q. Priced low Tor
ssdrss kss nc s sss o Rsss'aF '1op' OF
DuCKINq-p UcI1NQ--DUCKMd
Ducks BY the thouSands 50 miles from
ssEss sssr ''sS oa.ss seen q a sossmss
q Ire (. csaVss' owner. ss Aysttssis ' ss@.
sALE-sURURRAN.
s S;S,. 5sslrsss . hSsS .Ross snpsas scass:
ssaS ..lss. s'' ss'ses4 ~: ss
il;S5s > NEW hgMsoALoyWs. Lots Stx3oo,
SESSnsS oSSp vi lSh saSe cash.
ssEsss: sssOlnssly %odsfh: III, sSS' syeS
mode sssrn "a u @ S W. da ooHs siIs
Ho6rs. R-wh.; beautiful Sot: Sst.2sO; terms nns
SssI' ifi ~: NV ,sgsss' ss1r sa;s
tS sss E:as ASIEe5s eng bE We Ag
SES ss a asrs xsEas4s , HvS nsaF Trader ave
"a 15ss .:r = 3 0ss ssEq Ss ssHssassE
WOODBRIDGE, D. O.
az 80 looms: h-w.h.. double saraee, large lott
NsY sTEcOP Putss e :SoasI : gS Pcscs'
So ~WoQDRlpGR REALTY co,
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
New s,FoS@ sTieE ssgnngsI9y ,.seE r. J.
ioushs school .pTice. $3.50; $500 cash, Sss
NIX Moth slOsC INQUIRE s M9a 400 i7ss t., 3
RENT-spBuRBAN.
zee GUY AVE, EpMoNsToN Nd
siS''f ! IN fssRi 's al s sas' 's 'sRs
NEW S-RPoM AND HATH BUNGALOW,
al cehysnienses. near street car line; Tent
sssasonabie. % Rladensburs rds Kshsings pn.
FORREST GLEN, Mp.-FIVE-ROoM HOUSE
With bath, hot-water heat. lawn, earden,
s ssss hoass EfI0Ps W 1881 as'h st. bus
NEW s-RooM BUNGALOW, HATH, HOT
fss EEa All f ssst s n: sRs 1 ssaoo s
BS. R,, Al A2 aEaR SalqaN .
Mt. s4 ss1ss s sssSl Is sSn'A
pXoN HILL, fMD.-S-RoOM AND CFTI1R
buhgalow, hot-air. furnace; a real home IN
SsiIs;ins SS.ctshs: goSs Tsssr: hssisSIsaiif To-
JESSE Z: HEIsKELL, Ills I'VE 81. NV.
F1F1 Az 1000
yIkdiNiz fRofERfIfs,
Clarendon a2a for inspsctiqn. SWAY
Center SQUARE. plarendon, Va
GROOM BUNGALOW, BATH, oLAssEn-IN
loon buns low bath. ' .a%P.Y2, sleeping
perch, saFsae; $40 per me. y
81 I Is nsr ggnFalov, ssth' geFsss, a.mI,i
s.TesH, house, slse Hshts. bath. ssrss Of
s slHS i hSSse .rS ear bns $50 ns
acre: $40 per me. s"es'' A'fW'H' s'lA'r' y
ra is,Tcon ,hpuss n ssEsss gEsuas, bsths,
r !. < y ~ fI4I II 9st 81. :.
WOODBRIDGE, d, C.
.FhaEming e-room house. tile bath, garsRe
SIsas' Sssss PSI sss saSsss s'g IL.
YsoR sss sss P sa. ssssA's ss e e
SALE Oh RENT-sURURRAN,
A ma s,EnoM NdALoWs-HYATTs-
ssssO t :iss si c Sn sssa Mf SsS
R Rsass Ma Il NAY ys,s nvVi 81 ess sV'
s TassSaAH199 Ass., E Sd g1 ! RENT rI1
Isds gsashsfS eye, &c gFY lin. Y sSss. sMssss
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Notice is hereby given that ! viii SEN ct
public auction, on The grounds q the peliee
TWENTY:.FIESTaA. 1850. HthihNINd 81 fES
doned property consisting Of sixty legl. me.
tor vehicles which have not been called for
and Immediately thereafter at No. 90 Tlofs
Ida avenue northeast the lost stolen end
iaTeous artibies In the p0ssessien az the
Police Department and which nave not been
called for By the claimants as eoflteuaplafed
y II. Nj, LucKETT.
no2l,22.24 Chief lalso Rropextyl cielk.
THos. j. OWEN q SON Auc1IoNEEIes.
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1854 GALES ST N 4

1854 GALES ST. NE.
. Walk enc square east from 18th ana @
SIS. ne Yor can buy this little house fdr
$50 per month: IT YOU are paying that much
fsnL Why not buy? Six rooms and bath,
deep, With plenty Of room for fowers, veSS.
IR1ss ana Fsraens. Do net miss tlis bar
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AyeEsQR sAg5Fa
FE0Slzs ! oYyENv ! sQN {y0'

THOMAS : s SHs ssA sqs a
Trustees' Sale al Valuable Nine-
Story and Easeunent Once
Building Knuwras y
"The Southern Rpildins."
Located q the Northsastl
Corner Of 18th and n Streets
Northwest, in che City at
Washington, District OF Coz
lumbia.
~ virtue Of certain deed Of trust, dulx
ne lana rseorSs Of shs pissrsct q conmhis.
sreS ne e ss assss ssSu ss
81 R%SR sisS mn so a & sHs nPSils
OF NOVEMBER, ADJ f9sG AT - TWO
oCLPcK RM, The fouowlng land shA
fishts, WAYS and appurtsnsnes: ssS sFsUlass
e GsuS avn q n:sE S y 81: S.
psr Siss ssS nfnef I fSn toe
n ths surveyors once Of tiis ptasrtsg %
Terms: sold subject to certain lssaes Of
record, the iuil paLtieulays q which VA ~
see y Sri 10 t deed .sass ios
the paymsnts lpon which and further par
HsnlaEs 81 which yEin bs Snn z. q &c
$4,000 ID required Convey neing, fsssrding.
a EsF Ssn sh Ssss da Tss e 81
SsTti::S ana rssoid - me dissrsiisa 4 JSa
HEoNaIb IL. aeAsAi;H.
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SoE1Ib IL. aaEeAsHiR.
noT-d&dbs,e xGu TTuaka0a

eTTHE ABOVE sALE, rs RosaPoNEn M
Eo N MREp issd. xf 4sE EA III ES ga
49, BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES
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AUCTION sALKs.
FUTURE nays.


~ " Isl 1ss e.
THYSsFyCy AZ S Sg yAhEAs s5tI EFaSE
TApHHp MpnkRM RFsIcK, eTQcpp
oS 49, ASn l kHE5 Ts.r TiHE nt sss
ekE.SdS SsSEds ,I;ls Al J sios'
s,scEdsa s & s''ISRs VS. s'i isI,S g W.: sSIs
sSS e Sc r.sus ss sss ssf e q;
I. 8 sPaIsf aas.Is r Ii FotR Il rs
:s Thai. M : q j Ss:$ S sf: sSS
q sHs SSsdns lei ~ sss ns sadS
sSusfe npmbeFed twenty one hundred aud
aTs sSo oes pIs ,..I rsssasS IL ne
Terms D sale: ohe-thIEd Of the purchase
ssua psy SSSSs ~. ana "a
years With interest 81 six Per ,csntum per
sale, s.eursa 81 deed 81 sras t'' uhea the
hs.DsStx soie Or ~ cash e oS SP Is w Fl
u ressssSS 81 time ' 81 sale, All sSSSsssse.
Ing. TecoFdiIig, etc, Of cost OF purchaser,
thirty days s rom ds e SfH sss s sSe
trustee reserves The right g resell the prop
s s. r az asf sd d sSs' q S:1sHnS
Sysh resale " some newspaper puenshed IN
WeHninetuh' r. u $500.
Substituted trustee By decree on November
20, 1880, ID EQUITY Cause No. sZlSe In the
spSssas sss 81 i pl''Fle' q e04m0la
A'iAasi iyS sFRs ) no SotiRa4SKWtftsST E"
TRusTEEg SALE OF yALuAnIE REAL
bSiEbis EI ccark1NtNo WHY iI5Sk
sSAsEiRFTyss SSss5, K,Gssz Na AsS
SSsSk 1 AZ sssa EiTe5 sEkuA AFR so aAFE
,oI.d WITTY Il S e ss cssssn 4 s's ss s. tFu
ne NE ssSsss 81 We a. 'ss S
S So aHs II TfsSRs q s RFFsaPi BAY n ok g Rs
i9iIoyiRS .esTsEiSsd. land sns pIssissS stu.
lot ngmhered eishty-tvo (SSl ia Richard y.
p'Neins subdlvision Of lots in square mum
NJ o. o s u.s. PEI SH Ne ssssEde g
Columbia, upSn tie isiISviSs terms tea .''S' "
purchase pScs IL ss e pe x. 0n Ssahss
Tsspsetysis. With interest Il tRs rsss q ":
pFossy sSd 81 e Hss e. q The FS SDi S
Of the purchaser; taxes paid or adjusted 10
one e s Dro. Pn US Ss.. g pr. b ISL
81 Snc ssstlsTsns n s per ~ S9nvsy
s s e as ssls sh.d sRSs! . 81 81
sale sna settlement % Be- within thirty (sei
s.a ysd o. M ths date e. sale: 81 deposII ioE.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

The pastor and parishioners Of a Chicago church
not long ago amused themselves by entering into a
general discussion of the question. How much in
come does a young couple need to get married?"
Last year this same church discussed the same
question, and concluded that $50 a week was the
minimum. This year. taking ccgnizance of hard
times. they shaved their estimates, and figured that
matrimony could be attempted on as little as $40 a
week. Some brave souls even put the figure a trifle
lower.
Nobody who gets married on a $40 a week Job is
going to feel the boredom Of extreme wealth. yet
IL every prospective bridegroom in America we're to
wait until he was earning that much money before
he led the girl OF his choice to the altar. the annual
number of marriages would drop by rather more than
IS per cent.
This is a point worth bearing in mind. All too
often. when we speak of the average American" we
are not thinking of the average man at all but of
some exceptionally lucky individual whose income Is
at least double the average.
Mr.. Stuart Chase, one Of the countrys wisest
economists, has estimated that fully 90 per cent Of
American families get along on approximately $1,000
a year. If you care to figure it out. you will find
that that comes to only a little more than the s40-a-
week minimum fixed by our Chicagoans for newly
weds.
There are millions Of men in America. grown men
with families to support. to whom $40 q week would
look almost like riches. Beyond any question. the
number getting a lower wage than that is greater
than the number getting a higher one.
All Of this, perhaps, is not eXteremly important
Yet we have adopted the habit in late years of over
estimating the financial resources of the average
American, and it is time that we realized just how
things stand. The figures on the distribution OF such
conveniences as automobiles. washing machines, ra-
dios, electric refrigerators and so on are highly en-
couraging. but it isn't good for Us to assume-as we
have assumed-that the spectre OF want has vanished
forever from the American home, even in times of
high prosperity.
The assumption, in fact. is probably responsible
for most Of our indifference to the fate of workers
in backward industries. our Indifference to the steady
growth Of that delightful thing called chronological
unemployment. our indifference TO the hopeless strug-
giles Of the thousands Of unskilled laborers who are
buried in the city slums.
"A few hundred well-intentioned folk agree that a
young couple making a start IN life must have at
least $40 a week-when that is close to the average
income for 90 per cent Of the nations families! That
indicates how sadly We need a better understanding
Of the exact situation in our country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
Big Bill Thompson Has a Plan

Chicago is a wonder city. Wage workers for many
big concerns have agreed to give one days salary each
month between November and April to aid the job
less. Two big railway corporations are TO spend
100000 on track elevation within the city. Mayor
Big Bill Thompson In a message to his city council
advised It should follow his example Of putting in
SO per cent OF the time in trying to create jobs and
| per cent for soup houses and charity" He voiced
1t as his opinion that approval Of pending huge bond
issues would provide thousands with work and de-
clared that the repeal Of the prohibition laws would
lead to vast improvement. Big Bill said something
else-"that prohibition has thrown 100000 persons
cut of work"
Big Bill is said to be a wet. Big Bill is a republic
can. He was elected by the republicans. Now Ruth
Hanna Mccormick accuses Big Bill of treachery TO
the republican cause and her candidacy and makes
the bold allegation that he has arranged for his black
battalions $4,000 strong, 10 put over Col. J. Ham
Lewis n the city Of Chicago and the county Of Cook
at the coming November election. In her battle for
a primary nomination Big Bill and her batallions
defeated Senator Deneen and assisted in landing the
prize in the lap of the woman candidate. That battle
for a senate nomination cost Ruth something like
s3eO.O 600. As the lady had money to burn she burned
IL for a toga and to bring about the publication Of
politics in Illinois and 10 help push forward the high
political standards OF the O. .. p.