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PEELLE AND LEsH, Attorneys.

ssasssnsd a ss.osx hx oEyiS Rsr1ss.. as.E ots TIT Z
Hsponn. john wsse EgSns 5sn.
Ei.s.Sns .ss5 ahsIIss Nssa gSsi,!s ,W'R S.i:T
s.,lsr !: ss S. g q e ISs s::: q
lbs day :s % q iiniss'p ins.s Psrtn.T. may.
;ss os u d T she b,4es # & sSs
MURPHY 9anesny! tsss sSs sa.iness m slp II:
is Sasins q o,hsfSiss .esulIins,' selma oe
p s Or aAsa't is E: d tsssi
securities and property, transacting q
'fsnTii IS aHa.iRs iRs S:s
sns rass ., sSs .ns
York STOCK e1chsnse. and underwrtins fftH SsM or
pndsIvIitinss or subss!iDtioss for stocfs
snsns,ss Or sssissins e procure The fla finsne.
ing Of corporate or other enterprises; that
aS. q: saa .oray.0 4n l.ins susRss Waos 2ss Ras.!d
s ssxsei; csasiss s.Tsens snsStI!s %iI!Ssm 'fms:
sDs ..a
partners have contributed as capital to the
common stock OF said partnership. the fol-
Osborn. S6a 500 90, and Alfonso P, villa
s355 ,;; 90; and have y, also made de- additional
stock consisting in each case OF securities
and or other property having the actual and
Frederick Osborn, Sl12. 10000. and Alfonso
p villa; sac 800. 90. and that the term ior
meneed on December IA, 1882. and is to
end at the close Of business on December
tn. option q any no{fnsS in Nh event Of
sss 'ea ra;s a"a o. Mspss
Otis A. 0lssebrook.. jr.,. P. Erskine wood
Edward o. MeDonnsA. John G. Pennypa cksT
liam r. T. Preston, J. g.. wilson, IT.. Charles
H. Baettsr. Frederick Osborn and Alfonso P.
mhe. he.s,1o.1a.15.I7.2o.2 6,
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ADAM A. wEscHLER : SON. Auc.ioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL Estate. BEING A

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROV PROVED Ed REAL ESTATE, BEING A
PPWEdIING PW6Ms sNn c3NTAtNdMG 3iLl, kNdMS sEyE
l4I2 VARNUM sTREET NV
4iber No 6ss3. folio 143 ct seq, one Of
the land records OF the District Of Column
thereby, the undersigned trustees will efier
n y BSss iffsiR / s|ias & S$S
PM, The following described property in
sse1 s.ft
Ils.r ss' tolfo Is. q ths '. IscsTss ef the @
Columbia.
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance reprssent-
ed by premissory note OF purchaser payable
| in three years with interest at 8 per cent
Per annEum H. from DAY Of sale payable ssMi,
chaser A deposit Of S75o.ofi required Of
purchaser at sale. Examination of title,
conveyaneins, recording,. revenue stamps and
notarial fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms
TO be complied with within 80 days from day
torI,sa TO resell property at Esk and cost Of de-
tisement Of such resale in some Newspaper
published in Washington. D. C.. or deposit
may be forfeited, OF without forfeiting de-
posit trustees may avail themselves OF any
legal or equitable rights against defaulting
purchaser.
louis ofTEAsERa.
Mh1 ,d&dS.exSu Trustees,
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Asiatic OrdoEx
Fined for Selling Dynamite.

John MoAtGognefy and John LsonAsd,
Of Conlig, Ireland. wore arrssted re-
Gently On the unique charge a buyjng
and selling dynamite. Leonard, Q quar-
ry foreman, sold two and ons-hals
pounds Of the explosive to Montgomery,
Q neighboring quarry owner. without q
license. In doing 20 both broke the
restoration Of order In Ireland law ard
hoth vaeo ans6 3.
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THO6. j. OWEN SON, AUCTIoNEERA
1431 EYE ST. NV.
1RUSTEES' SALE OF RESIDENTIAL REAL
ESTATE. BEING PREMISES NO. 10 T


STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No, 6571. folio 334 ct sea.
OF the land records of the District Of Co.
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will
sell at PUBLIC AUCTION. in front Of the prem
1ses, on MONDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY
OF MARCH. AID. 1888 AT THREE THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and and premises, situate in the District Of CO:
in Ray z. Middaugh and William Z. Sham
mons subdivision OF lots In block seven (7).
Bloomingdale; as per, plat recorded in
Columbia; subject to the covenants of record.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
equal installments. payable in one and two
Ss payabe H DfE om Say Of
sale, secured BY deed Of trust upon the prop
erty sold. or al. cash, at the option OF the
purchaser. -. A deposit Of $3.50 will be .re-
quired at time Of sale. All conveyancing,
recording etc. at cost Of purchaser; Terms
days from day Of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property ct
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement Of such re-
sale in some newspaper published in Wash
THE WASHINGTON I.oAM AND
By ALFRED H. LAWSON.
y Vice President.
mh2- h2-d&ds,exSu&hol Trustees.
tgTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
DAY OF MARCH, 1esa. AT THE SAME
NUN BY BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
mh14 4l6,l7
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER BON. Auctionssrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUsI-
NESS PROPERTY, TWO-ETORY BRICK

TRusTEEs' SALE or VALUABLE HusI-
NESS SI75I nFHs PHsoPERTY, Tyo;EToRY BRICK
630a. 632. 6S4 AND 636 EYE STREET
BY qs Of sssn g. ssd iss & la % .,
io 1oS he 81 Fl q 81 n: and
s he % the vii ss euSc
rHs hsSfs Fl i PEsRses SAY op
hSs AT EVE anas sna
sl and ssns g s
sauar eai and saIsy:in
per plat recorded in Liber J. H. K. folio
327. Of the records Of the office Of the SUR
veyor Of the District of Columbia. subject
as ss sfveG IN ts
J. "A. s. As. folio. 5l9. and j. 4. g. l49,
folio 3l3. Of the land records Of the Dis
triet OF Columbia; Also. al Of original lot
Sn r. street by the fuIl depth Of original
Gned D., hrtsep a5s M in nls four hum
Said lot :26 in square. 453 will be sold first
in front of premises No. sl7 18th st. NV,
and Immediately thereafter the remaining
Of said frame DWELLINGS numbers 63ola. 652.
634 and 636 Eye street NV.
Terms Sold subject to prior first deeds of
announced at the time Of = sale. The T pur- r
chase price above said trusts to be paid in
cash, cash., !.,s 4 deposit OF 500, required on each
recording, revenue stamps, etc, at pur-
within thirty days. otherwise deposit for
1eited and the properties. may be ADVERTISED
'0 q 81 ss'Isf'01 Sh aas 1tags''
mh6 .d&ds.exSu Trustees.
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1881 HTt 81 NV.
Trustees' Sale Of Valuable Two.
Story Row Brick Dwelling,
Containing Six Rooms and
bath, Known ~ STA I
Strn>& ~ w

By virtue Of = eettain 4esd Of trust dated
recorded February 20, 1880, among the land
TscoEas ei the District Of Columbia. and pt
HnGsrisnsd a6 trustees ~ sS viii .s q eYSs avg
1sss zF ifHlH GdLoKk pAk 9k TARS q. Ss
thf pistTlc. ef Golum6is and dssisns.sd :, and
Huid3ekoper and Rssi9aIa .; HyidekepsI,
per plat recorded in Iibsr 10, folio II. ol the
District Of Columbia. subiset TO building
restriction M line shown On said plat and cove-
.zds 1eIH9' 60 v9 If sale: Al s.:h a:sesis sf
oonveyaneing, recording, etc, at cost 81 pur-
Shhss1 2IfStn Terms Of ssIs 70 Be spmIsd With
wise ,h The trustees reserve ths right 70 resell
Ing purshasey after Ave days sdvertissment
IN IN Wsshinsten, SSs e n sCSme newspaper published
HAROLD A; KRTz.
mh11,21,23,25.2 Trustees
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THOs. ]. OWEN SON AUCTIONEERS
143l Eye Street NV.
5TRUSTEES' SALE OF RESIDENTIAL REAL
ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 154

recorded in Lber NO. 64oS. folio ass ct seq.
OF the land records Of the District OF CO.
lumbia, and at the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby the undersigned trustees WIN
sell. at public auction, in front of the prem
1ses; on MONDAY; THE THIRIEENTH I PAY PAY
ises. 'i situate Il, the District Of Columbia, and
Cooper's subdivision Of lots in block. 9 IN
the u survsyor's ofhce ier District Of ceiumbla
in Lber % at folio 2; subject to covenants
OF record. together with the improvements
Consisting of 2-story brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale q9s-third q the pIrsh,ss Y @
eauai Fl passss in one and Two
years. with Interest at 6 per centum per
annunl, payable semi annually, from day Of
sale. secured by deed OF trust upon the prop
erty sold. or all cash at the option, Of the
purchaser. A deposit Of $2Q0 90 viii be re-
quired at time Of sale. AL conveyanctng,
recording. etc. at cost o. purchSser TerMs
Of sale to be complied with within Is days
from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees re.
fve days advertisement Of such resale In
some newspaper published In washington.
... SgTHH1HHsH NtTEH1HH u EEiisssisG
kgH. ABOVE SALE Has BEEN POT;
6AY OF MARCH 1855 AT The SANE
ny" Ta'. 'SS 3sSS 3ssS6Ssa o. The 4ausrssa
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AUCTION sALES-THIS AFTERNOON
(CeatlausA.)
TAok J. 9EN 9 1H:. 4gS41caS'6.
11ysgy1A sNhHtY NhtY q. lyAIE24AH6 E4l6 RI.
IsEs isos TAI fHidsHoNT M ttkfET NORTH

1y yrius Y # Ss:sS9H SssS Su,
81 The isna i Iseerds q ths PistIiss 81 CO.
suTsa thssss r. tsSSsa ss
sss ss At on DuSi spXs sSsi'a L & 4 81
o1keak oeEook fR. i: ssa is,,sSin, assssiasa sad
%s.Ansssa sea nss%'.'t .1s a. osux& & :SSpX S.
mated as and SsinS lot numSssSd th(Yty $50
q lSS. V Ilcs! HSrbs!sa sAl,tys,s Ssssd q
Wei q e ceIamSi. il liSss County .. a iolio
l24, tosether. With the improvements, .eqn-
sssn: % z ad !os D.es
sO:Ssa Tss%s q = ..is: on..nith o, the purchase
al a e
per annum. PAYABLE semi-annually, from day
tns purchaser. A deposit Of $500. 90 Will be
reauirsd at time Of sale. All eonvsyancins,
rsss,dins: Eeysnus .tampE ets', st. COS, 4, q q
slss Within 50 DAYS from a1 s.y d s.,s oshsr.
wise the trustee reserves the Yisht to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of default
.ssh res:: II some ns' nsv.papss puSiiassd
IN "''''A''ssfA 'ssfAziSE&E 4 E,4yy1ss s4yy1Esses ,.s.'.. AMP
PSssl2snt
aEsxAsbbss assEisl1A bsss'ss s. PANT.
fs27.d&ds.exsu&hols
ssp.s .sFr ans AP9HE SRpxY sAkr TIA HAs k5 sSSs
RSHaYsa Bay OF Nv VA feH. A.p. 'isss. Il shs SANE
AooH '1s sy yposRsfb,ER poRbER or THE TRUSTEES.
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dEoHdH W. WHITE.
6la 18th u NV,
HARRY B. PITTS,
nhs.1e,lscffsts,ii7ssS' lscffstsii s' 'h'OI'Aee .ssSss... ssaSs
THoAr1s 1tsf tSTT g. ss4:.t' sos' AAyWgssoREEas AAyWg
TRusTEa SALE eR vALgAAlE uNnl-
PROVED BY rRE1MIsEs KNOWN AS

500 f1h6r 0tHGEf HQUTAW16T.
5ss 1Esa' sss 8 So eo e w.: i'fSss'S aa
records Of the District Of CoIumbia, ne
Ans 5hal! ss 4ax y f5sR5 e shs PT;ni,: r.
H4keH. Aps 1855. az 4aahf 'rhaafa o9IooM pA4 aE
Milbprn's subdivision Of square numbered
hye hundred and eighty-tvo HS2)). as per
Plat IL accorded in Libsr n. <. e folio so, in
lumbia beginning for. the same on First
street at the southeast corner Of said lot,
and running thence north on said street, 90
RI. th.ncs inches ,otn thsns ao vest 6s feet 70
southwest cSrner Of said lot; thence esstsriy
on the south line OF said lot, 15s feet to
Terms Of sails; ons-fourth cash; balance
In ons, two and thrss years WITH int:Hsst
ssnIsp e. sis PEI cent per sRaPRTm psy:bl: semi
$500 90 essh. balance menthly,. 81. al cash
Of option Of puYeheasr: Dspasit Of $500 90
reeuiIsd At time OF sale, and the Durchsver
slloyl4 4ftssn deys from date Of sale to
ct ttme Of ssls., All coavsyancins' recording
and revenue stamps, etc, at cost Of Pur-
u,,, % ., .. ! 1RSxas6RR Rxs6sRR 8: 7SAEHs
mil 7.a0,2e,24.21 Trustees.
TEJ0R II OWEN n 9f1N AYYrV9VCNSWT60
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FUTURE DAYS.
THoe. J. OWEN 8 Son. AuofIoN1I5V,
1431 EYE ST. NV,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE m
PROVED REAL EsTATI. gEINQ
THRCE-ST0RY AND lASEMlM
pWELLyNG HOUSE, Known AZ fhfM-

41ol - - oAs S>'W'
FASzSR FFASSzSSERis1d6S7l 6E77l 1Sp sSgA1 SA HsFREGsA
PWElIyNS HOUSE; KSS%M AZ iekEiM-
By virtue Of . certain dssd Of trust duly
- m sss ss 81 sas Is q q &c.
cured cured thersss, y the The ii unasr.isnsd NJ trastes Win HI
ss ss q psSos psXss.:h L IsSas I,sn
54 & hAnGa lR asss At IHgs .sa
instes: Pi:ssie. d es,unsis. sSd a:..sn.tsd
in square two hundred and elshty t2SO). de-
on n Street one ID foot west Of tbs south
vest On said street tvents- -fear 7SlI isst;
sn;s non Sssis hupsr:s :Rs ASss Ss,y s
feet wide; thence east on said alley twenty
dred and three l6s, feet nine co. Inches to
Tsrms Of sale: one-third Of tn. purchase
ses.! as Z psr on: e:n:a% snS txq Ssq
sale saeo sseassd 6 dssa srSst Upon % q. pTsp
:5s, s:ss or ass ;: =: s'tiR s 6 'ss
auirsd at tims of sale. All eonvsya neing.
es sae SSss pf "shn tsres
reserves the right to resell the property et
the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
after fivs days advertisement, Of such resale
IN IN sGHe newspaper published in Washins-
THE ANS AMSbs'4AaSSssTFoSso 4RSsT SoEesky: asakk
mh,s-a.s...ssaa4 ss 4l'a.D Vi W.. .AxsSaE ss.:ia.s..
THOs. ]. OWN 8 SON. AUCTIoNEINS
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AUCTION SALES--THIS AFTERNOON
THOS ]. OWEN SON, AUCTIONEERS,
1431 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
sEn} sR9yTR nsr REAh IaHf6 EsTAIE; H9lE9 4

DWELLlNSI hNOWN AS NO. 19-2
ALLISON STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust, duly
recorded In Iiber No. 636l. folio 463 ct sea-.
Of the land records Of the district Of colun,:
bis. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby; the ,gndsIsisnsd trustees vii ssll
on MoNpAY da9S THE SIXTH PAY Or MARCH;
M the following described land and prem,
ises' M situate IN the District Of Columbis.
]. oshaniros s@pbdivsion @ 81 part Of SQUARE
the surveyor. for the District OF Coumhia in
Liber rs, folio 81, subject to right Of way
and covenants of record.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance In two
equal installments, payable in one and two
years. with interest at six per centum per
snnum payable semi-annually. from day Of
erty sold. or all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser. A deposit of $500 will be re-
CURED At time Of sale: An conveyancins.
recording. etc. at cost OF purchaser. Terms
OF sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale. otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property,
at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser,
after fve days advertisement OF such resale
n some newspaper published in Washing.
GEORGE w oILIIGAN.
q ANnRRAnN
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mil 16-d&ds. .exSu Vies President.
THos. ]. OWEN & son. AUcTIoNElNS.
1881 Eye Street NV.

TRUSTEES Tquy bsoSkn HAbs * yAIukR5s FdSp RHAh IAh
AARAfTEMzzzssIIki AiA FEzzsIk4 TIhd sfSlrF RHssa1s wv sies
:'is !. s':'aS sSS si;s .; 'ss's ":
thereby. default hsvias eccurfed in the pst-
fprmancs Of the terms and espditlons
thereof. the underSignsd trpstsss under said
deed OF trust viii sell at public auction
\ !Fsas 8 r. 1p5;HYl'so, & AeR a4spHp %
1893, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the fellow
ng.deserihsd land and premises IN the pis;
s5cs 81 s7oHn dS..a snd
ssbdiyisioR Of part Of lot III in psaison
and Leighton. trustees, subdivision Of part
OF the tract OF land known as Mt. Pleasant
and Pleasant Plains" as per plat Of said
pyllnt subdiyision recorded In Iiher se.. At
folio 1854. Of the records Of the otnce Of the
fer the a.,.IS:d p e sr Sad
sessment and taxation IS lot numbered 1887
in square numbered 259S, tessther with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale; One third Of the purchase
;:s; ss ss:.: y. sss% ma ,s;
able semi annually, from day Of sale: 1aid
deferred payments to bs secured BY .. Arst
deed q truSt upon the property sold; or
q s.ss III e ?Rasp 8 IN = 1ssss.a
the time 81 sale. Ali sonvsysncias. record
Ing. revenue stamps, etc, at the cost Of the
SS s:ikn .n.a & Ss,s s 70 ns compiled 81 PIE.
sts m:s f:eo. III ss':s .ss s:s.s tft
oai. oaos9ahi. X$.hM hM NV.
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GEORGE w. GILLIGAN.
PAUL s. ANDERSoN.

pened until AH1y BAY THE H4s 4aiRrIfHE hHihE h9HH
DAY OF MARCH. 1898. AT THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, same place.
mh7.1O,13
poned until FRIDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH
pay or MARCH 1888. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES
mh14l7
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e~.sfS' 0uc 1ouHQ IL Qllucult to
aSsoclate the great surgeon and her
iatners one-ttme friend with the social
soon as he saw her and asked Phils
later A''~'
meanwhile, Phil spoke to people near
oy and gave them IN opportunity to
meet June, as he phrased it. They
danced and after that Dr.. Henderson
GAINED dance. He danced a. well as
After that be brought . certain Doug
las Groves to meet her and the four of
tnem had drinks and engaged In q ban
terlng conversation. Then Groves asked
June to dance with him. She found
MN q little awkward and rather silent.
The significance Of this meeting was
not revealed, however, until three niehts
later, when Groves and DR.. Henderson
came to the fountain room. They
were Present for her opening ana re-
NAMED until her fln0 number, the
Show Ne" song.
Before they left Groves said, 'Td like
to give you screen test. II you photo
In actuality, you should be good in
nlms. VIII you let me make an ap-
rointment for a testp"
June was surprised. "You are In the
motion picture business?" she asked.
wishing she had known 1t before.
Tn director. I'm inclined TO think
YOU have something that's adaptable to
the screen, but 1t lsn't possible to say
definitely without tryeut. Gould you
make 1t the day aftsr tonorrowY"
Il don't know what to say. ] sup
pose can"
1T doesn't commit you to anything,
June" DR.. Henderson advised. why
not do iti"
Il WILL" she agreed "I am free, as
rule, UP until 4 o'clock" 4.
IA1e Aevsd swiftly and plsasei1tay fcs
Evening star., 1933-03-17
Medical Corps

Lieut. Comdr Andre T. Lee, addi-
tional duty Marine Recruiting Ststien,
Seattle.
Lieut.. Gordon H. Ekblad, orders
February revoked; detached Naval
Hospital. Portsmouth, n. H., about
March IA; to U. S. S. Wyoming.
Lieut. Comdr Albert q. Wenzell. de-
tached Naval Station, Tltuila, aamoa,
in May, TO Naval Dispensary, San Pedro.
Evening star., 1933-03-17

8 Street NV; Annie Grant, 1900 Street
ssz.ss 81 sse0fa NV: f. Herman Herman Grsas, 1869 sssess
NV, Jessie K; Grant (othsrwise sru A known o.
street. NV; Maude Estelie Grant, isIf
0uackenbos Street: NV: Nettie Grant. 1900
known Of record as william A. Grant, and
NV; caTolins !: drimshaw: s24 g Street
7th Street. s.W: Earl S. Haislip, 426 Crit
t;nssp ss Street tTe: lod Trusts: Trusts:
sss k.noesy strsst Eliza ssnaon
5000 Piney 1ransh Rasd. N.Vi. william A.
y Lacey. Ia cs7' - Milmarson Street. NV: IsuTs
ssf sssioos fsHs coassTd
BIS sIS Z ess5I 4: &sSsa
s:R .n!s 1s Bsn a' ssss si cspo NM
Ssl sy:.i Ss,ss ko.a Ann NV fss;s psipsias
building Association, 500 18th Street. NV;
ohsrsles N Hsr'{ lssAssYst sneyTR NJ q
1ssSso 1SsS = STREET. NV: Edward Perry, Aairt-
msnt No. 2. 1913 Girard Street: NV;
Lester 9. Perry (otherwise known Of record Or
Randolph Perry, Apartment No. 2, 301 r
Street, NV; I: Z. r. Prince: 1927 Connec,
ssS Aysnss s;.lt NV AnPs SIe1sSs e.
81 Nichoison Street, NV: walter Robertson
I'll Nicholson Street. NV; George M, Rowen,
els 18th Street, NV; Florence Saunders,
1900 S Street. NV; william q. schaf fhirt'
Trustee, 523 11th Street, NV; Viola Sham
ven 6O39 18th Street. NV; Margaret ,,
Shopherd otherwise known OF record n
MsTearet p. Shepherd and Margarette Shepp:
herd, 1920 Quackenbos Street, NV; Harold
,.s = tsbs1 sSs sEHss sfss ns
ssxa,ns H.zs ssrdssss .9s ssss.s5 s:si 1ss :R:s1s'
S.W.; J. frank Tiner, 3528 Albemsrle Street
N%% ehsii.! asIS J. Wdse?f Wsedon. frustse, s
si::s si: N.Y. EW ~: N..st.. wSsb. Wb..r .Ss1 4sSi s
zsssa.. srsss Sf ssss'v v:s vE:s ai ssasss
a,Ssses. tS:essx w.n. eSs
enhes street. NV: Lewis williams. 1894
0uackenbos Street. NV; Jannetts williams
184f 0uackenbos Street. NV; Mazarine
Williams, 6O2 Fairmont Street, NV All
inston. District Of columhis. ana. asessissta
HCSQe, Relay. Baltimore County, Maryland;
eis:'.al a,ae s.'s;ls i.;
zlsss:s zHls:ss al:s!s!!s ssSsa sSsP:%s }s:::9: }:9 k
VT. SsSsisl hs|iysfy, Los N!s;. cSA-
f1ss!s fs!s a Az s:ossS !! 1sss
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Supply Cerps,
Censtsuetiea CeRpA
Warrant Ol1sse.

Lieut.. Floyd A. Tusler. detached
U. s. S. Medusa about March 3, to
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TOMORROW.

mh11,21 ,29,25.2S Trustees,
Evening star., 1933-08-26
Metal Policemen Wanted.

Santa Barabra, Calf. received 50
many inquiries, it is considering manu-
featuring for sale the metal policemen
developed to stand in the street and
Evening star., 1933-08-26
Lloyd George Fearful.

That he feared that the Britich gov
ernment Is concealing highly important
information about India, was declared
by Lloyd George in an address In
Shrewsburg. England, recently. He said
that II the government disclosed the
information in its possession he be-
lieved 1t would show that terrorist and
Communist activities are spreading rap
idly all over India. He also demanded
that 1t speak out regarding stories Of
the Illicit Introduction of arms into that
country in an increasing scale.
Evening star., 1933-08-26

I. Elapsed
5. Sew loosely.
10. True.
IA. Casual
Is. Mediterranean island.
II. Case.
49, Share
19. Uttered a falsehood.
20. Occupant.
%. Affectation.
"a elimination.
rs. Small fish.
27. Conceded.
81. Emmet.
3d. Exist.
34 Stale.
35 Lean.
81. American Indian.
80. Air.
&c. Cultural sound.
10. Melody.
Al. Copy.
AZ. Leaf of fern.
43. Gaseous element.
A. Egyptian god.
45 Wave
46 Covering.
48. Chain,
81. East Indian cereal grass.
50. European brown bat.
81. Acrobatic costume.
58 East Indian tree.
SO. South American monkey.
81. Annoy.
g. Trick.
63. Indicating equality of temperature.
IS. Belgian river
66. Perfume with odors Of burning spice.
81. Slave.
The weekly echo., 1933-10-20

ANNUAL CONFERENCE TO CON-
VENE

The first Annual session of the South
Mississippi Spiritual Conference viii
convene in the City of Meridian at the
II. B. A. Auditorium, November 14th,
Pew r. S. Eendrick and It's members
viii be host Of the Conferences and a
large delegation is expected together
with many friends
BISHOP II. V. BURKES TO PRESIDE
Bishop r. V. Burkes of the Alabama
Spiritual Conference will preside over
the South Mississippi Conference she
is the first woman Bishop that has ever
presided over a Conference in Mississ-
ippi. The Pastor and members hope
to show the A1ahamans some real hos
pitatily.
Rev. Z. S. Hendricks members and
friends are now getting ready for the
Annual Conference all Ministers arr
asked to be present to enjoy the first
Spiritual Conference that has ever
been held in the State Of Mississippi.
The weekly echo., 1933-10-20
Roose yelt Saves
Man S Life

Washington, Oct, 20 CAMP President
Roosevelt last Monday saved the life
of man whose great aunts had work
ed in the White House during the adj
ministration Of President Grant, one as
a cook and the other as a laundress.
The man is Leonard Layton, 27, con-
victed Of participation in the murder
Of Mamie Soloman, white taxi driver,
Layton was to have been executed
October 19. The President committed
his sentence to life Imprisonment.
The Chef Executives action was
based on a petition signed by all the
Jurors in the murder trial, stating that
in their opinion, Layton was an IN
willing participant in the crime
The weekly echo., 1933-10-20
Alabama State and
Rust Colleges TO
Meet on GritT iro1
ID. II I q lrl-..--.- IL -
by F. L. c. Chrmn. Pub. Conn

This Alabama State Teachers College
football sqaud Of Montgomery, Ala,
will make an invasion soon. The ohor-
nets" as they are referred to intend to
take to their home state victories from
the Rust college team Of Holly Springs,
Mississippi
The Hornets" are members Of the
twelve outstanding football teams in
America and can boast of a line poss-
essing an average weight Of POS pounds.
Some Of their recent victories are:
Ala. State "a vs. Lemoyna college 0
Alabama State Z vs. Xavier college 0
Ala. State "a vs. Southern University 2
We can get an idea Of the Superior
football ability Of this team from the
fact that of the two games played the
Hornets" emerged victorious. Last
night, according 10 schedule, the "Hor-
nets" met West Virginia State college
at Cranton Bowl Montgomery.
On this game there has been no re-
port received.
The Rust college team is making ell
aborate preparations under the careful
eye Of Coach Griffin to be real oppon-
cnts and are determined that no in
vasion can be made with a possible
victory The "Tisers" as they are
known, have achieved quite an en-
viable record here in their immediate
state having lost only one scrimmage
in the last two seasons of football.
With the Hornets" willing to take
home honors of victory and the "Tig-
ers" determined to keep their flag
floating there is every indicating that
this Will be one Of the hardest battles
ever engaged, on the grid by two coll
e-e elevens, in the entire state.
II there are no changes, and there is
very likely not to be, this great loot
ball clash viii take place at the Fair
grounds Saturday November 25.