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Evening star., 1936-12-20
D. A. R. Pilgrimage Waited
By High School Seniors
Students Over Nation to Select Outstanding
Citizens For Visits to 81"
Washington.
Washington.

Robert Lee Fitzhugh and Mrs. Har.
old Master to membership.
Christmas box is being sent TO
Kate Duncan Smith D. A. r. School.
The next meeting will be held Janu.
ary l3 at the home Of Miss Blacki-
stone, 20 East Bradley lane. Chevy
Chase. Md. when Albert Bowker Of
Potomac Society. c. A. r.. will read
. paper on Historic Washington"
Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, State
regent, and other State officers, were
honor guests Of the Abigail Hartman
Rice Chapter at a reception December
II in the Grafton Hotel.
Mrs. B. Crossman Palm spoke on
THE Good Will Industries" at a re-
cent meeting Of the chapter.
Miss Marie Rice. regent, entertained
one Of the newly formed bridge clubs
at her home, 2S45 Twenty-ninth
street. Tuesday. Mrs. Bessie Palm
entertained the Thursday Evening
Bridge Club at her apartment. 1920
Sixteenth street. Thursday.
An entertainment has been planned
for the next meeting at the home Of
Miss Phebe Stine. 1888 Columbia road,
January S. Miss Josephine Baker
will render piano solo. There will
be other musical features.
Dolly Madison Chapter had a musi.
cal evening at its December meeting.
The program, arranged by Mrs. Flora
McGin Keefer, was composed Of solos
and duets sung by Mrs. Katharine
Warren, soprano and Miss lone Hoff.
man. contralto. accompanied by Mrs.
Dorothy Emory at the piano. A group
of songs sung by Mrs Keefer and q
duet by Mrs. Keefer and Mrs. Ralph
P. Barnard completed the program.
The Crossmore School in North
Carolina, an approved school Of the
National Society, will be the re-
cipient of the duffel bag filled at
the meeting.
The Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter
met at the home of Mrs. w. w. Sloan.
Harry Warner Frantz of the United
Press told OF personal "reminiscences
OF King Edward and. later, completed
his address on The China Clipper"
A one-year scholarship to Cross
more School for Children was voted
by the chapter.
Lieut.. John Shaw, Juniors c. A. r,
will hold its annual Christmas party
Saturday at the home Of the senior
president, Mrs. T. Hunton Leith. Each
member will bring a gift to fll a
Christmas basket for needy family.
A Christmas box will be mailed to
Tamassee D. A. r. School. South
Carolina, where the society helps sup
port a scholarship fund
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B. .P.O. ELKS

Washington Lodge will hold New
Year eve party December 81 at the
Elks' Club. A buffet supper will be
served. There will be dancing and an
entertainment, under the direction Of
Fred Berger, chairman Of the Enter
tainment Committee.
A lecture on the Methods of Iden-
tification as Used in the United States
Navy" will be given by a naval offi-
cial January in the lodge room.
Philip U. Gayaut, esteemed leading
knight Of Washington Lodge and trus-
tee Of the Maryland, Delaware and
District Of Columbia State Association,
announces a regional meeting Of the
State Association will be held at Tow
son, Nd.
The lodge held an "Old Timers
night" last wednesday in honor Of the
members who have been on the rolls
for as years. Rosa +. Downing, past
exalted ruler, conducted the lodge ses-
sion
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DELPHIAN SOCIETY .

Iota Phi Delta Chapter met Thurs.
day at Jelleff's Little Theater. The
president. Mrs. Alexander Wylie, pre-.
sided. Examples of Medieval Drama"
were read and discussed under the
leadership Of Mrs. Z. r. Horton, as
sisted by Mrs. w. M. Bane; The
Liturgy Dramatized"; Mrs. James
Bates, The Guild Pageant; Mrs.
]. H. Curry, The Morality, Every.
man: Mrs z. @. Taylor. "A Com.
media dell 'Arte Plan" and Mrs. j. A.
McAnany, who gave dramatic readings.
The George Washington group met
at the Womens City Club, under the
leadership Of Mrs. Carolyn Rask. The
subject was Lyric Poetry" Assign.
ments were covered by Mrs Harry
Smith, Mrs. William Liddle, Mrs.
George Lilly and Mrs A. B. Manly;
arrangement of program, Mrs. Chester
Swope.
Mrs. Otto Torney Simon spoke on
CLARA Schumann the Artist and
Woman" She and Prof Simon were
guests of the group for luncheon.
Theta Tau Zeta Chapter met Mon.
day at the Mount Pleasant Library.
The topic was Byzantine Art and
Church Architecture" The meeting
was conducted by the president, Miss
Iva M. Menefee, while Miss Kathryn
Doherty was the leader.
The topics reported by members were
as follows: The Catacombs," Miss
Grace Meyer: "Basilican Churches"
Miss Gertrude Upton; Byzantine
Churches" Miss Barbara Ann Sutter;
The Romanesque, Miss Menefee,
and The Rise of the Universities"
Miss Mary c. Williams.
The next meeting will be held De-
cember 20.
Alpha Zeta Chapter met December
Q at the Admiral. Sixteenth Century
Music" was the topic. The prelim.
mary discussion was led by Mrs.
George N. Walker. Topics were dis
cussed by Mrs. Cyrus D. Backus, Mrs.
George H Milne. Mrs. Ferel Reulogle
and Mrs. r. C. Roark. The summary
was given by the president, Mrs. Ed
win l.. Davis. After adjournment the
chapter met with the George Wash.
ington Chapter at the City Club to
hear their guest speaker. Mrs. Otto
Simon, give a talk on the compost
tions and life of Clara Schumann.
Alpha Zeta Chapter will meet We'd
nesday at the Admiral at 10 am.
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SORORITY NEWS

The Psi lambda Tau Sorority Is
now having its rush" season. A
treasure hunt and bingo party were
given for the following: Misses Irma
Kaufman, Clara Stein, Fay Lerner,
Gertrude Cherkowsky, Marion Shul-
man, Ann Ullman, Arlene Rosi and
Nathelie Miers.
There was a special meeting at the
home of Miss Betty e. Ullman Sun
day, when plans were discussed for
the carnival at the Hayloft January
Z for the members of the sorority and
their friends. Plans were also made
for presents Of toys TO be distributed
to children at Children's Hospital.
At the initiation ceremony banquet
held at the Mayfiower Hotel, a new
chapter Of Kappa Gamma Sorority
was created in Washington. 1t is
Beta Chapter.
The pledging of the new members
was sponsored by the Alpha Chapter
through its officers, Mrs. Atha Jordan
and Miss Elizabeth Trumbo, who con-
Quoted the initiation ceremony Of the
neophytes.
DR.. Sprowls. head of the depart
ment of psychology at the University
Of Maryland, who acts as educational
director of Kappa Gamma chapters,
will conduct a series of lectures and
clinic in the prescribed course Of
study, Personality and Human Rela-
tions" Sessions will be held bi-
monthly, beginning in January.
Delta Sigma Chapter, Sigma Phi
Gamma International Sorority, met
Thursday at the apartment of Mabel
Zimmerman, $500 Fourteenth street
Final plans were made for the Christ
mas party today for the orphans OF
the Bell Episcopal Home.
A meeting of the Washington Coun-
Gil of Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
was held Wednesday at the home of
President Edith Lyle.
Alpha Zeta Chapter of Chi Sigma
Sorority held a progressive dinner on
Saturday.
The following "rushees" attended:
Miss Doris Koons, Miss Evelyn Nor
land, Miss Gertrude Colliflower, Miss
Mary Jane Quinn. Miss Mary Henkel.
Miss Madeline Bawell and Mrs. Muriel
Staubly.
Alpha Gamma and Alpha zeta
Chapters will give Christmas dance
Saturday, December 26, Wardman
Park Hotel.
The annual New Year eve party will
be given by Iota Chapter, Chi Sigma
Sorority, it was announced by Miss
Mary Lou Collifiower. at the Kennedy
Warren from II to 4, with supper being
served after midnight.
Evening star., 1936-12-20

r YIGH SCHOOL seniors through
out the United Stat& are
preparing to select the OUT
i i standing citizen of their
group to represent them on the Good
Citizenship Pilgrimage to Washing
ton. Each year the Daughters of the
American Revolution bring here 4s
high school girls to see the Govern
ment in action and to visit the shrines
that have played an important part
in the history of the Nation.
The senior students elect the three
girls Of their class who excel in de-
pendability, service. leadership and
patriotism. From these the faculty
selects one who represents the school
in the final contest in the State.
Army and Navy Chapter met at the
Army and Navy Club with Mrs. Will
liam F. Pearson. regent, presiding.
Mrs. Pennington, State historian.
spoke on The Constitution and the
Declaration Of Independence" also Of
pilgrimages to historical spots and the
marking Of Revolutionary graves,
Mrs. Thaddeus NJ Jones, State
chairman Of the Ellis Island Commit
tee. Is presenting series Of lectures
before District chapters on occupation
al therapy at the United States Ma
rine Hospital, being carried on by the
D. A. r. She addressed the Inde-
pendence Bell Chapter Tuesday.
President Monroe Chapter will send
a Christmas box to the young girl TO
whom they have awarded a scholar
ship at TamaSsee, D. A. r. school.
The chapter will also send a contri-
button to Ellis Island
This action was decided upon at the
J. Alfred Richards. Mrs. Roy c.
Bowker, chairman Of approved schools
Of the District of Columbia, spoke
concerning D. A. r. schools.
The next meeting will be held jan
uary IL with Miss Elizabeth Leaf and
Miss Nell Ralston, 4707 Connecticut
avenue.
Lucy Holcombe Chapter will hold
card party January at the home
of the regent, Mrs. Joseph F. Lyvers,
14l9 Clifton street.
Tentative plans have been made for
dinner at the Fairfax Hotel Janu-
ary 20. Mrs. Joseph p. Lyvers was
hostess at the last meeting, assisted
by Mrs. George p. Grove and Miss
Mary Anderson.
A Christmas box containing gifts
for Lucy Holcombe Chapters proteee
and other students at TamaSsee School
was prepared.
Potomac Chapter, Mrs. Harry H
Thompson, regent, admitted Mrs.
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K. c. TO HOLD YULE
PARTY TOMORROW
Election Of Faithful Cap.
tain Will Feature
Event.

Washington General Assembly,
Fourth Degree, knights Of Column
bus, will hold their annual Christmas
party tomorrow night at the May
flower Hotel. Frank j.. Rafterry.
faithful navigator. will preside at the
meeting, ct which election for faith
full captain will be held. Faithful
Capt. Alfred A. McGarraghy has re-
signed because Of continued absence
from the city. f
Henry I. Quinn, member Of the
Board Of Education, will speak. AM
brose Durkin will be in charge Of
entertainment.
Evening star., 1936-12-20

This morning at II o'clock Roy M.
Perry will preside at meeting Of the
committee in charge of the Kermess
oyster roast January in the knights
Of Columbus Club Women will be
invited to the roast and informal
dance.
Evening star., 1936-12-20

Alfred Paul Neff, advocate Of Wash
ington Council, Is general chairman
Of the New Year eve party to be held
in the club, 9l8 Tenth street. 1t will
start with dinner at 10 o'clock.
Julian T. Cromelin. grand knight
Of Washington Council, will preside at
the annual Christmas party Tuesday
evening in the club at Sis pm.
Robert r. Handley, lecturer, will be
In charge OF entertainment.
Last Tuesday Very Rev. Edmund
Walsh. vice rector Of Georgetown Uni
versity, addressed members and their
friends on communism.
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A special meeting has been called
for Cathedral Chapter at 7 pm. to
elect 4 patron and associate patron.
Installation of officers will follow.
Evening star., 1936-12-20

DR.. Alice w. Downey. matron. and
Arnold D. Crumbaugh, patron. en-
tertained the oficers Of Naomi Chap
ter at dinner at the Bellevue Hotel.
The newly-elected and appointed
of1icers will be installed Wednesday
night.
Evening star., 1936-12-20

WIG ctA fASCo a0 UilC I0hoO1AlN anu xS1ob.
ern Star Home at 3 pm. today. Rev.
Edward Goetz. pastor of the Zion
Lutheran Church, will of11ciate.
Electa Chapter elected the following
officers: Mrs Alice L. Wolfe, matron;
William B. Handy. patron; Mrs. Ida
Mae Selby, associate matron; Frank
M. Hodge, associate patron; Mrs. Elsie
s. Robinson, (re-elected) secretary;
Mrs. Ethel v. R: Scantlebury Ge-elect-
ed, treasurer; Mrs. Edna Z. Dyer,
conductress: Mrs. LYDIA 3. Davis, as
sociate aconductress; Mrs. Mary r.
O'Brien tre-elected), director; Past
Grand Matrons Mrs. Mary T. O'Brien,
Mrs. Cora p. Mayberry and Past
Grand Patron Charles r. Roberts,
trustees.
They will be installed Tuesday. The
matron, Mrs. Nellie Murphy, INSTALL
ing oficer, assisted by Past Patron
William Scantlebury; Past Grand Pa
tron Charles +. Roberts, Mrs. Mary
Herndon and Lee Wolfe. | ss
The Endowment Committee met ut
The home of Mrs. Florence Fowler We'd
nesday evening and presented Mrs.
Minnie d. Arnold an easy chair in
honor Of her golden wedding anniver-
sary. -. "
Mrs. Carrie E. johnson, matron Of
Treaty Oak Chapter, announces in
stallation of Officers tomorrow evening
at Temple Heights. Past Grand
Sallye c. Bogley will install the fol-
lowing officers: Matron, May Walters;
patron, Edmond T. Gray; associate
matron, Dorothy Geare; associate pat
ron, Harry p. Jones; secretary, Alice
M. Shaw; treasurer, Mildred La
Vote; conductress, Edith Bassford;
associate conductress, Hazel Shrode:
chaplain, Nettie Skinner: orsanist,
Natalie Wilson; Ada, Dea Gray; Ruth
Marie Williams; Esther, Ruth Perry;
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Tea Set by Drama Unit
: Of Women's City Club
Christmas Play to Be Given at Meeting
Today-French Section Gathers
TnnnnrrO1x

"HE Drama Unit Of the Women's
City Club will sponsor a tea
today at 4 O'Clock. A Christ
i mas play will be given under
the direction of Mrs. Esther Bair. The
cast will include Gladys B. Middle
miss, Gertrude Walter, Betty Thomp-
son, John Victory and Milton Hirsh-
field. '-.
Mrs. Harry M Packard, Mrs. Ernest
w. Brown, Miss Nell Price, Mrs. Ruth
H. Snodgrass and Miss Eta Austin
will sing Christmas carols.
Mrs. Frank G. Stewart and Mrs.
Mabel Mathews will preside at the
tee tables.
The. French section will meet to-
morrow at 8 o'clock for dinner. The
advanced French class will follow the
dinner.
The bridge section announces meet
ings Monday at 1:3o, Tuesday at I
and Friday at 1:30.
Evening star., 1936-12-20

Officers of Acacia Chapter were in
lecturer: Elsie Stuart, grand installing
marshal, and Helen Lyles, grand in
stalling chaplain as follows: Bessie M.
Gibson, matron; w. c. FitzGibbon,
patron; Zola p. Fletcher, associate
matron; Abbie Loeffier, conductress;
May A. Watts. secretary; Josephine
Hamacher, treasurer; Anna Mayer,
chaplain; Minnie J. Burdine. organist;
Anna Farmer, marshal; Estella j.
Grissom, warder, and Robert c. Watts,
sentinel. The five points are: Mary J.
Giltin, Emma A. Andreen. Christine
Jackson, Myrtle e. Oestriech and
Marian G. Lokes.
Areception will be held for the new
officers and the members Of the chap
ter January 5.
Harmony Chapter elected the fol-
lowing officers: Matron, Mrs. Mary b.
Guillermain; patron, George w. Pot
ter; associate matron, Mrs. Anna j..
Hammond: associate patron, Ira Y.
Balm; secretary, Mrs. Ada L. Toombs;
treasurer, Mrs. Angela Cook; conduc-
tress, Mrs. Bonnie H. Newman; asso-
ciate conductress, Mrs. M. Olivia
Davis; representative on the board OF
directors Of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home, Mrs. Anne D. Potter;
trustee for three years, Guy p Allen.
Evening star., 1936-12-20

The. Washington Branch Of the
American Association of University
Women will observe Christmas with
o tree for children Of the members
tomorrow afternoon, q program Of
Christmas music, under the direction
of DR.. Otto Torney Simon. December
n, and dinner dance for the Junior
group Saturday night.
The children will place gifts on the
tree for needy boys and girls tomor-
row. They will be entertained with
q play by ninth-grade students from
Gordon Junior High School. THE
Swineherd." one-act fairy tale by
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mas party, with Misses Eva ana
Katherine Whitcomb in charge. The
members also plan Christmas party
for women at Epiphany Home. The
senior members are In charge Of the
plans for this party.
A tea and open house was held Sum-
day afternoon at the National Center,
with Miss Elizabeth Keyser In charge,
and the members of st. James, Bowie
and Ascension Trinity Branches as
siSting.
Plans are being made for the annual
service January 10 at 9 pm. at Ascen-
sion Church, at which each branch Of
the organization will attend, with their
banners, to take part In the procession.
Business Women's Council meeting
Tuesday in the chapel Of the Cove
nant- First Presbyterian Church. Rev.
B. e. Mahan will conduct the devo-
ton service at 6:45 pm. A Christ
mas party, to which all are invited,
will be given at 8 pm.
Stonewall Jackson Chapter. U. d.
C.-The feature Of the December
meeting was an action tending toward
inaugurating a movement to restore
the organ at the Robert z. Lee Memo
rial Episcopal Church at Lexington,
Va. Mrs. Edith Beebe sang Men.
delssohn's "Hear My Prayer" accom-.
panied by James Russell Barr.
OfIicers elected are as follows: Pres
ident, Miss Maude Snead; first vice
president, Miss Blanche CoOksey; sec.
ond vice president, Miss Carolyn Rog-
ers; recording secretary, Miss Frances
Shirley: corresponding secretary, Miss
Estelle Morrison; treasurer, Mrs. G. d
Holland; registrar, Miss Fannie An
derson: historian. Mrs. r. Steven
Evening star., 1936-12-20

Mrs. Ruth N. Daniels was elected
matron of La Fayette Lodge Chapter.
Other officers are: Patron, William E.
Porter; associate matron, Helena M.
Sutley; associate patron, Harry w.
Baker: secretary. Helen B. Hall;
treasurer, Lille " c. Myers; con-
ductress, Blanche p. Power; associate
conductress, Violet M. Bailey; trustee,
George E. Sutley; representative to
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Margaret z. Smith, P. M.
Associate Grand Matron Elizabeth
Rhine will install them Wednesday
evening at the hall. Fourteenth and
Kenyon streets,
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PROPOSALS.

REPhRF%FNT %sPbIRF3dR or AuEass TaE II 5NTER9F 1a
Is. 1896. and then publicly opened for
following work In conneetion with , CON
Furnishing ali labor and materials and
Gnciudng ali IL mechanical @Ifa a eauip9en @ This
work will include demolition. relocation Of
the tapI Presidents ld House excavating: re-
steel work. brick masonry. miscellaneous
iron work. slate roofing flashing. lathing
and plastering: CARPENTRY, electric elevators.
yentilatinR. air conditioning and electrical
installations. finish grading exposed aggre-
%sk eEce and
nished and installed complete. This work
will include steel bookstack construction
complete. including bookStack floor con-
struction. carrels. elevators. book convey
50 Lecture hall seating. office furniture
and draperies. furnished and Installed COM
plese pes ready for Use certified eheSk for
urer of the United States is required as
security for the safe return of the draw
ings; guaranty bond, certified check or
per cent of the bid will also be required
performance bond and payment bond will
;. each be fifty per cent Of the contract price,
Time OF performance Will be an essence of
the contract and will be considered in max
ing the award. The right is reserved to re-
the Government may require; waive any
informality in the bids received. and accept
or rel ct any item of any bid unless such
En- sy BIDS sPeGs mast bs
and as drfoed &c s in the
opened in Room 6io3-05. Interior Depart y :
ment Building; OSCAR L. CHAPMAN.
Assistant secretary. au17.l9.21.24
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$1,000: your opportunity to own high
grade car for only S595. Addison Chev-
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Harry w. Blair Assistant Attorney General:
leslie G Gsrnett, United States Att21ney 9G ,Se
Henry H Classic special AsSlstant si1 seia 10 .ne
Assstant AsGTney Genfra e The Uhted States
FLED Avs THE i3f psfRfcT fhsyeS cdURT E S'tS Of
TRicT THE VSEFGcooL az GcooLSSMlB1A2fn q the matter Of
the ACQUISITION q Lot e. the rsa, a ,ns test
H., d,n Of J, Lot =. Zee. the sshe: afe
81 ss ts:, sss.s fsss Gesss IN ess tssss Wsss
Joseph Cabots subdivision 81 Of. ssTsce Tf,ce
~ iambis a in Liber N. K folio 2.l and Ict
SACK. sss LCs subdisision ina of square per
81 the District e Columbia ia,n.st In t9er ne be
1Srf north 81 SIS feet BY the full! width of ths
public alley abItting Lot 9i. Lots = and
i3s. i3S and 40 in said Sacks subdivision
By tke fuII width Of the public pub c.sns:y siIsy
ea0psSSn Of Wassinston District Of Goln%%sisi1
81 S'cfr 'cfTATfoN0Upon fGelS Consideration Of the
petition Of the United States t OF AmeTlea alest
sa herein sT LESLIE He the ecaFne asg United
Attorney for the District OF Columbia,
acting under the instructions Of the A.
sGrnsy Is, sS. qeasfs feasest OF Of the the
Treasury. seeking the condemnation ~, Of
the following deTeribfdt lapdS az IN tae Gify
So, the rear s feet, by full width Of Y
feet 8 inches, Of the East M half, half OF Lot
feet 'S' 8 inches Of the west half Of Lot
81; the Il feet 6 inches front by depth
f 8 ff 81 n1hsS and Lot G hf 81 Mes5 IN Joseph Ra g.
eaSos eiss rscoSasd s9Ssyls'Gh
Lot e. n 10 'SAf in Henrietta Sacks Subdivision
Of SQUARE 677 as per plat recor9eat rec IN the
Columbia in Liber SO folio 194 and all
private interest in the nSTth tc SIR sey leef b 9y
the the ft hat 81 sidfn Lots and 30
said Sacks subdivision Of square t, ~; uaa6 an6
g g 'he ssa Snae eaeos sSSdlSis,on Of sas:5s
OF Columbia. for the public use. that is to
saw ID the public use mentioned In the
Acts q May g. 1924 1874 g: ssS $50 ~ iif stst. STAT
Ss 1858. G. sns Sos sne as IS Stat 81 500. nsms.y:
sssf an%.x an1s.as bni,dnss sss for me
Printing once + i this sar rsth dfs q Pierce Ae
Boulad. 63s North Capitol Street. North
west Charles Ss,s ReaGat Garter rus1ee Pace
s1n Northeast: nt:H John collins 90 6 Place.
street. Eorthgest; Frank A. GudmOTs.
Cudmore, SEQ Fourteenth Place, North
east James F.. Cudmore. $3.50 Chevy
Chase Parkway Northwest: John w, Cud-
west: Mary A. Cudmore. $500 Chevy
Chase Parkway. Northwest; Mary Ada
beth's Hospital. wilbur E. Cudmore. 1918
Lewis Place. Northeast; John w. Danen-
sheemTnsdetts L. Lslsxsn.n Sore, assa esih
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SAIE-ACREAGE,

Near Colesville Md. so acres. having q
frontaee of 1000 #. on pike. One OF the
few remaining tracts that can De p0usnt
Thomas. M r~,1
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., INC,
cboraham bldg Natl 4750.
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THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcT1oNEERs
1431 EYE ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SEMI
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SEMI
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 54I6
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
duy rsanrded Srtge Of f certain IN deed Of
ct sea-. Of the land records of the District
OF Columbia. and at the request of the
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction. in
front Of the premises. on TUESDAY. THE
FIRST u5 PAY ~ OF OF SEPTEMPER 1MI AD 1926,
following described land and premises sit
uate in the District of Columbia. and des-
ignated as and being lot 1873 in David j.
Dunigan's subdivision of lots in square
3sO2. as per plat recorded in the office, of
in Liber "a; at folio, 119: Subject to the
right Of redemption by the makers of the
aforesaid deed of trust. their heirs or
assigns, within period of sixty days
from date of sale, not excluding Sundays
trust.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance in
two equal installments payable in one
and two years. with interest at five per
centum per annum. payable semi-annually
from day of sale. secured by first deed Of
az the option of the purchaser A deposit
oI S5OO Will be required at time of sale.
All conyeyancing. recording. ETC., at cost
OF purchaser Terms of sale to be com
Of REDEMPTION, period, otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the, right to resell the prop
erty.. at the risk and cost of defauting
purchaser. after five days advertisement
of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. D. C:
Paul J. FR1zzELL.
Au1g.21 "a, 96,2g,3I Trustees.