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La gaceta., 1937-02-15
REGRESARON A LAS FA-
BRICAS $4,000 TRABAJA-
iDORES

Detroit, feb. 15.-Regresa-
ron hoy a las fabricas de la &c
neral Motors, reanudando sus
labores, mas de $4,000 perso-
mas.
Dentro de unos pocos dias la
corporation espera la vuelta, en-
conjunto, de $4,000 obreros.
La Chevrolet Motor Co. ha
dispuesto que 10000 obreros Sc
presenter en- las fabricas de De
troit. Flint, Saginaw, Toledo Y
Muncie.
Con 1880 obreros, de I'm to-
tai de 10000, reabri6 sus puer-
tas la fabrica Buick.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15
CUATRo HOMBRES DE TAN
PA A EN- UNA ES
TACION DE GASOLINE

Inverness, Feb. 15.--Cuatro
hombres de Tampa, que por-
taban escopetas recortadas, a.
saltaron aver la estaci6n de ga
solina Blue Haven, dos millas
al sur de Dunnellon, llevando-
Sc $50, licores Y gasolina. Via
jaban los individuos en- un au-
tom6vil Pontiac Sedan"
Sc ha pedido a las autorida-
des de Tampa ayuden a la cap
tura de los bandidos.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15
MURIO Ell E~XSECRETARIO
DE SANDAL DE CUBA


Miami, Feb. 15.-El DR.
Francisco Maria Fernandez,
exsecretario de sandal y esta
do de Cuba, falleci6 aver en- es
ia ciudad, despues de corta en-
fermedad, a la edad de SO
amos.
Fernandez fue en- un tempe
p~residente de la Sociedad Me
dica Pan Americana. LIE sobrt
viven su viuda y un hijo. Ell er
tierro Sc verificara en- Cuba, So
terra natal.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15
NO RSTA ENFERMO Ell DR..
GRAU SAN MARTIN

I'm diario de la manana ds
Ia noticia de que ell DIR. Ramon
Grau Sam Martin esta enfermo
en- su Residential de Miami.
Nosotros hablamos aver con
81 DIR. Grau y el ilustre cubano
&c encuentra bien de salud.
Por 10 tanto, IL noticia care.
90 do fundamento.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

FL comite ejecutivo de La
Verbena del Tabaco merece ser
congratulate por haber puesto
en- ell adorne de las Gales, junto
con las bandras de Cuba, tails
y Estados Unidos, la bandera
trfcolor de la Espafa nueva, la
Espana her6ica y antifascista.
Honrando a quien honra me
rece, La Verbena sc honra a 81
misma v enaltece a la colonia la
tina.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

Las condolences del arredlo
entire John L. Lewis, los Uake-
ros Unidos del Automovil y la
General Motors son las siguien-
ties: Reconocer a la United Auto
mobile Workers como la agen :
cia encargada de hacer peticio-
mes Y discptirlas a nombre de
sus miembros; no discutir asun
tos he normas 'corporadas ge-
nerales'' con ningun otro grupo
de las 20 fabricas sin ell permit
so del gobernador Murphy; no
atacar los intereses de los MEM
bros de la union EN- favor de min
gun otwo grupo; dejar sin efec-
to Ell procedimiento judicial con
ira los mantenedores de la huel
"a sentada; devolver ell trabajo
a todos los obreros y empleados
sin p~rejuicio alguno; poner las
fabricas en- complete funciona-
miento tan pronto como sea pO-
sible.
Los obreros quedaron obliga-
dos a: Oar por terminada la
huelga y salir de las fabricas;
no intimidar nj hacer coacci6n
sobre los empleados, dentro o
fuera de las fabricas, con Ell fin
de procrrar nueyos miembros;
abstenerse de recdutar MEM
BROS dentrto de las propiedades
de la corporation agotar todas
las posibilidades de negotiation
antes de declarar una huelga;
abstenerse de declarar hueigas
O interferir con La production
mientras Sc mantengan nego-
ciaciones; comenzar negoccia-
clones colectivas .manana mar
ties, sobre jornales, horas, rapi-
dez de la production y otras con
diciones.
A este general Lewis Sc lie de-
oiera manIar tambien un caj6n
lie tabacos, y otro all presidente
de la General Motors y otro al
gobenador Murphy, ell enemigo
de los rompehuelgas.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

Batista Sc reira hoy, con toda
su 'habilidad de reir", en- ell
campamento de Columbia.
Dira socarronamente: va los
revoluaionarios Sc acometen e
insultan entire 81.
Divide Y venceras.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15
La bandera de Espaha, de
4 D~.-ZLl.~~ E~--z-N ga

La bandera de EspaRa, de
la RepGblica EspaRola, flo
Ia en- las Gales de Tampa.
La bandera del honor y
la decencia; Ia bandera de
la la civilization frente a la
barbarie y ell fascismo.
En- Gambia. ALA en- Sara
sofa, pohlaci6n donde los
Ringing dominaban o do
minan, la bandera que flota
en- las Gales, CON motive del
festival de Sara-de-Sota, es
la faseista, ia bieoloF, Ia pes
~tilente. L. inmunda.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

averiando varios edificios.
Los barcos de guerra ingie-
ses Royal Oak, Families y
Bulldog se hallaban en- Ia ba-
hia en- sl momento del ataqUe,
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

aANbC wv uAlH iAAANSN r.
sa sobre esta terra de encanto;
.siempre sumida en- la mas nj
serable servidumbre, siempre
gimiendo de hambre y OPPRESSION.
iDe que lie han servido las To-
llezas de su suelo, lac algeria de
;us hijos, la esplendorosa luz
de 81 cleo azul?
iPobre Andalucia, TERRA que
rida, a ia cue hay que acompa-
mar en- su largo llanto! Sevilla,
Cadiz, Cordoba, Granada. No
ha bastado que una aristocracia
tin y viciosa te privara de tus
MONIES y tus llanos para sus
;~orrompidas diversiones. que
aiciera cruel vilipendio del ira
)ajo Y de la honra de tus labrie-
yos, habfa tambien de llegar a
.)onerte ell inri en- tn espantosa
crucifixion, con apreSarte los
lre infaman a Espana.
En- tt latia la constante pro-
sesta, tus escarnecidos hijos o.
liaban la tirania y Ell sus rim
cones c~ampesinos, Sc apresta-
ban a conseguir su liberation
en- todas las revoluciones de
nuestra patria ha sido noble y
sufriente Andalucia de las pri-
meras regiones que han enarbo-
iado la bandera de la libertad.
IC6mo ha podido ser que ahora
to hayan sorprendido y mania
tado en- esa forma?
iCuanto padeceras en- tn car
ne y en- tn alma! Aterra ell pen
sar en- los tormentos a que esta-
ras sujeta, pero til sabes mas
que ninguna otra region 10 que
en- sufrir por largo tempo y es-
peraras a que TN dia tus heri-
das sean restanadas.
ST; llegara csc dia para tn
completa rehabilitation, que no
fue derramada en- balde la san
gre de LA Libertaria", nj per-
didas en- los aires las predica-
clones de Salvochea. Y enton-
ces, en- ell advenimiento de la
nueva sociedad, daran en- tn
frente de martir Los reflejos del
sol de la justicia Y tus aridos
canpos apagaran SUI sed para
trocarse en- fertiles vergelas.
TODD llegara. No hay mas que
~resignarse con Ell largo dolor y
confianza en- la espera de que
tus martirios tendran fl.
Infames mil veces, infames
los que no tuvieron nunca COM
passion de tt y hoy Sc entusias-
man en- sofocar tus cantos con
Ell estruendo del canon, en- poner
de luto la poetica algeria de tus
celebrates patios, que salpican
de sangre!...
Andalucia, Andalucia: Aho-
ga tus lamentos y escucha ell a.
lentar de la sociedad que mace
para bien de todos los seres; en-
en- ella no tendran asiento los
que bebian la sangre del pobre;
en- ella no sc abrigaran las men,
tiras de desacreditados dogmas
nj ell poderia de despreciables
noblezas; en- elias comenzara a
hacer su aparici6n la verdadera
fraternidad.
SQue es ell estruendo que re-
suena en- los campos, en- ell mar
y en- los aires sine ell golpear del
martillo en- ell formidable yum
que donde Sc esta forjando la
sociedad redentora?
Cresdlo asi, prisioneras de
las huestes enemigas, que al ser
libertadas por ell denuedo de los
fieles espaholes, os vereis trans
plantadas a un nuevo vivir bien
mere:ido, por las penas de un
pasado odioso.
La TRACTION de unos hombres
soberbios ha hecho subir al pue-
La gaceta., 1937-02-15
|UN BARCO DE GUERRA
|FACCIoso BoMBARDEO A
VALENCIA

Valencia, Feb. 15.-Un bar
CO de guerra rebeIde disparo
aver sus baterias contra In eiu
dad. matando q II personas y
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

No han mandado todavfa sus
donativos a LA Verbena del Tia
baco" los senores almacenistas
de bebidas alcoholics y Tampa
co los senores de las casas dc
diversion"
Y con toda seguridad que u
nos Y otros ganan ell dinero ia.
Gil.
Todavfa recordamos los dfas
aquellos cuandO las companies
+licoreras" mandaban sus dele
gados "indirectos" a pedir la
protection de los peri6dicos y
los electores latinos.
Mas ahora, satisfechos, con
los bolsillos llenos, Sc han olvi-
dado de la colonia latina y sc
muestra nindiferentes hacis
"La Verbena del Tabaco."
Tampoco contribuyeron hacf
dos AMOS cuando ell cincuentena
rio de la industria.
Adrian las fabricas de Ia Gt
neral Motors.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

ESQ que sucede en- Indiana
donde los obreros organizados
1on agredidos por los desorga-
nizados, con toda seguridad cue
es obra de los espfas a sueldo de
las grandes corporaciones.
Poner a renir a los trabaja-
dores es la tactica que en- ell fu-
turo seguiran los jefes de las
empresas.
Y cuando los trabajadores ri
nen entire ST, ellos tienen mayo
res probabilidades de mantle
nerlos uncidos al yugo.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

tica Va la l6gics del "generaS'
John L. Lewis.
Genera e&Qmbres que sspi-
ran a Una vida Saeior, dentro
de las leyes, no de asesinos de
muJereS y nlRos.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

Ell manifesto de la Union
General de Trabajadores de Es-
pana, publicado ell pasado vier-
nes, reveal que todavfa mantle
nen rivalidades los grupos o par
tidos que pertenecen al Frente
Popular.
Asf pasa en- otras parties, 10
que es lamentable.
Sin la perfecta union a la
bora del combate, sera dificil
lograr la victoria.
Cada grupo o partido debe
mantener su propaganda, 81 10
desea, pero una propaganda que
tienda a la unificaci6n no a Sc
parar, a dividir a la bora de "a
batalla.
La gaceta., 1937-02-15

Adrian las fabricas de Ia &c
neral Motors.
Triunfan y se dsstacan Ia TIC
Evening star., 1937-05-20

party when 1t came into power was
to abolish the labor unions as they
existed and to create new unions In
each trade or craft as part of the
system of state corporations. Under
the Italian cooperative system, a labor
union Of employees and a trade asso-
citation Of employers are both politi-
cally controlled. Those who are Sc
lected to represent labor are named,
not by the workers, but by the poll
ticians, and the same Is true OF the
employers representatives. The will
OF the government is final and
determinative with both. For the
worker to strike is illegal, and the
employer may not close, expand or
contract his factory without govern
ment, that is, political, approval.
Under this rigid subsection of work.
ers to control by politicians, what
has happened to the worker? Has
his pay been raised, his work short
ened or his standard of living lifted?
Quite the reverse. The living standard
of the Italian worker under the Fascist
economic regime, always very low &C
cording to American standards, has
steadily been lowered, and is still going
down. The cost Of living in America
must be nearly twice as high as it is
in Italy. With this difference in
mind, it will be easy for an American
Workingman to estimate the Italian
Workingman's standard of life when
Evening star., 1937-05-20
supplied with actual wages being paid

supplied with actual wages being paid
Tor various forms OF labor.
In the Province Of Leghorn, for in
stance, agricultural male labor is paid
from SIS to SO cents per eight-hour
day. Women olive pickers are paid
80 cents day. Women workers in
the hay fields are paid from % to
A cents day, with the men receiving
from So to "a cents a day. In the
marble quarries the highest-paid stone
cutter gets $l38 day, the average
quarryman $l,l5 a day, the ordinary
laborer So cents day and the chill
dren only "a cents day. An under
ground coal miner is paid from IS
cents to 81 per day. Children en-
ployed in the mines get Al cents per
day.
These schedules are in effect after a
10 per cent wage increase in 1896, and
to, these must be added another in
crease Of 10 per cent put into effect
by II Duce two weeks ago. But in a
period of two years, covering both
these wage increases, the cost Of living
for the Italian worker has gone up
42.7 per cent! Consequently. the
nominal wages have actually been
lowered in buying power by about 20
per cent, with the inevitable effect Of
a further drop in living standards for
the worker
That the Italian government is
aware Of the implications OF these
figures seems plain from its prohibition
against divulging economic informa-
Evening star., 1937-05-20
United States in the months that pre-

United States in the months that pre-
oede the Fall elections Of 1898.
In the face Of such prospects, and
with but trifling progress made toward
national labor party, an intelligent
approach to the solution of this prob
lem should include study of the ex-
periences Of the industrialized states
of Europe in this field Of labor rela-
tions.
In Great Britain and France one
may observe the progress made toward
cooperation between capital and labor
under democratic political institutions,
which preserve the economic principle
of private enterprise. In Italy, Ger
many and Soviet Russia an opportu-
nifty is afforded to study the effects
upon labor relations under authori-
tartan political auspices, where private
ownership is abandoned.
Conditions of U. S. Interest.
What has happened to the millions
of Italian workmen who formerly
comprised the membership of the
great labor unions that grew up so
swiftly following the close of the
great war? Does Italian labor have
any significant voice in the economic
or political life of Italy? Are the
leaders of the labor organizations con-
suited in the matters of wages, hours
of labor or working conditions in
industries where they toll? What are
the Italian workers wages? What
are their standards of living?
One of the first acts of the Fascist
Evening star., 1937-05-20
LUMBER YARD RAZED
IN PITTSBURGH FIRE

BY the Associated Press
PITTSBURGH, May 20.-Flames
roared through a lumber yard In the
Southside industrial and residential
section early today in spectacular
flye-alarm fire that leaped to half
dozen nearby houses.
Racing swiftly through the timber,
the flames had ignited the houses
within an hour, driving six families to
the streets. More than a dozen other
frame houses were menaced and sparks
fell near the suhstation Of light and
gas companies serving the district.
The flames Tapped at several nearby
plants.
Evening star., 1937-05-20

ton by Italian officials. The same rule
is observed in Russia.
Summarized, what happened to the
labor movement in Italy since 1t be-
came dependent on political and
governmental alliances has been the
complete loss Of its independent status.
The creators Of a sound and Just
American labor policy will find neither
inspiration nor guidance in the Facist
philosophy.
Copyright, 1887, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1937-05-20
BY FRANK KNOX.

ROME, May 20 (N.AN.A) With
collective bargaining as an established
constitutional fact, with rapid revival
IN the manufacture of durable goods
bringing unemployment in its wake,
with the C. I. o. and A. F. of L. en-
rolling hundreds Of thousands of new
members of labor organizations, and
with labor disputes filling the columns
of the press, labor relations are certain
to be one of the most acute and press
ing political preoccupations in the
Evening star., 1937-05-20
LIVING STANDARDS
DECLINE IN ITALY
Wages Low and Costs High
in Country Without Pri-
vate Enterprise.

Note-A discussion of the status
OF labor in Italy is presented here
In a dispatch by the publisher Of
the Chicago Daily News. Col. Knox
is studying labor conditions on a
tour of the principal European
countries.
Evening star., 1937-05-20

rosn special for busy Fday No restrictions
me sale begins tomorrow morning at $50 and
mere early Tor choicest selection Everything that's NEW in this
springs patterns sngebreasted doublebreased sports
models. Sizes IS to So ~ 80
Evening star., 1937-05-28

TRqsJEEs SALE IJoS41 Of yALuAgLE gsIM;
MATELY rs. s.eo1 SQUARE FEET.
s,,1s By virtue Of Ger certain a deed Of systs
party secured ,the1eb the undersigned
on Of premses ss at the
drive a, n MONDAY. . THE sEXENTH' I' PAY PAY g
PM. the following described land. and
premises. situate in the District OF Co
lumbia. and desisnated as and being lots
in the subdivision of lots. in square num-
bered twenty-one, hundred and twenty Ave
made HS by MadaSh sn Aysnas
oi the Surveyor ri tor the District Of g.
numbered fo1steen 1st n n4 '0H fifteen
seventeen Q7) In square numbered twshty-
one hundred and twsnty,six G12st IN
non. incorporated. as per plat recordG1 IN
q coiumes il Li5sI st ioliO l5s; s;p1; ;yaa
'nfs FERNS n s0s sale o1 a " q the
eaasf 81 nera IN in one
three and four years with interest 8. 81
per centum per annum payable ~ qua VA 4, Eerly ~
trust upon the property sold, or all kash.
at the option of the purchaser. A dHhosit
Of SIS. 10000 will be required at tine Of
sale. Examination Of title. conveyaTstnR:
recording. revenue stamps. etc. at cdEt Of
purchaser. Terms of sale to be comsnlied
with within 80 days from day Of sale
forfeit said deposit. or to resell the ssop-
erty at the risk and cost Of defaultine Dur
chaser upon the foregoing terms. aftes five
days advertisement of such resale in nome
newspaper published in Washington. n c..
or with or without forfeiting the dfseosit
the trustee may avail itself OF any .egal
or equitable rights against the defautttng
AMERICAN SECURITY AND.
TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE.
BY VIM. L. BEALE:
Vice PreetdeAt.
(seall Attest:
ROBERT L. FATHER.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
HENRY 7. QUINN. Attorney.
637 woodward Bldg, WASHINGTON D C
ago. 22.G "a S.je1
THCS. J. OWEN & SON. AUcTIONEERS.
1431 EYE ST. NV

THE PoRTER. INCORPORATED. NO. 5000
WEST; Go,oPERATIVE APARTMENT
BY order OF the Board Of Directors of
The Porter, Incol porated. No. $500 Con-
nectlcut avenue NV. and in conformity
with the bylaws of said corporation au-
thorizlng sale of stock to satisfy dc 'aults
in payments due by stockholders. w will
SCH at public auction within our .>ffce
l43l Eve street northwest on MONOAY
THE SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE. AID. 1887,
AT ONE O'CLOCK PM the folloSng-
described stock: Under the terms of a
note dated August. 4, 1926. securcl by
certificate No Q for 55 shares OF the
capital stock of The Porter. INCORPORATED
emitting the owner thereof to the occu-
pancy of Apartment No. 3O1. the same
consisting of a foyer. living room. bed
room, dinnette. kitchennette and bath
Terms of sale: All cash stock will be
offered subject to the approval OF the
purchaser by the Board Of Directors Of
The Porter. Incorporated! Deposit Of
within fifteen days after acceptancc OF
bidder by the Board OF Directors. otherwise
deposit is forfeited and the stock m W be
readvertised and resold at the risk, and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser. Il. ad
vent the purchaser is not approved b. the
Board Of Directors. deposit will b. re-
funded. Transfer expense at cost OF pur-
chaser.
my26.c8-j -je1.:},5 AuctioneCrs.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
FUTURE.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son. Auctioneers.

UNCLAIMED FREIGHT BY AUCTION
DAY. JUNE NINETEENTH. 1887, COM
MENcING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. AM, We
9l5 E st. NV to pay freight and storage
charges, certain goods on hand with US
as follows: 10 bdls. paper bags foiled or
waxed. not printed CONSIGNED Order
Sales Equipment Co. notify Parkway Mo-
tor Co. waybill 422s04. Shelbyville. Ind,
Pib31SS caTtons bookS consgnssd
hammock Pa, 1OI2I36: 5 pkes personal
' sf1eets' CONSIGNED Mary Grice; Teybill
Parties In interest please take notice.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
By GROVER BLACKSTONE,
Evening star., 1937-05-28
AUCTION SALES.
HOS. J. OWEN 4 SON, AUCTIONEERs,
143l EYE ST. NV.
COLLATERAL, At A1Je-r1oN
FUTURE,

COLLATERAL AT AUCTION.
dsed Msreh q na1aSs noe
default having. occurred in the payment
taeFset rec and ss @ shs nh o the 9der
s45 Scs THE 4s 5sFeet pAY 81 81
JUNE. AID: 1887. AT ONE O'CLOCK the
following described collateral security for
numbered ono to eight. notes Nos. one TO
six, inclusive, for the sum of :$lo.000,00
Zach and d. sete 5 NS and esht for
years after date. with interest at f1ve and
per se psr by ee
Of trust recorded in Lber 54s5 at folio
239 Of the land records Of the District OF
Columbia on parts of lots 30 and 33 IN
square 1877
Terms OF sale. All cash:
All parties IN inssreSt psass nWSS take n9,oe
my2e "a &c 2s-tel
ADAM A. WESCHLER e. SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES s SALE OF Uo,ig gWo,sToEY cEY RRlGK gsEH
@ @RoT-WATERr HEAT. T /, ~; ,r SOS HAM1E- Il WI
BY virtue q tdio deed q trust recorded IN
lumbia and at the request Of party secured
the nsc ntees n y oe OF
pAY 81 JUNE, III q@A. IS54, AT FouRefHiRTY
property in the District Of Columbia. to-
wit: Lot 1"7 In subdivision made by
d. J. Dunigan Inc, of lots, in square 32ll,
as per plat recorded in the office of the
surveyor for the District Of Columbia in
Liber 81 at folio 40.
Terms of sale: One fourth of the pur-
chase-money to be paid in cash, balance in
equal inStalmentS represented by promlS-
sorry notes, of purchaser. payable in one:
two and three years. with interest at 6
per cent per annum from day of sale,
PAYABLE. semi-annually. secured by first
deed of trust upon property sold, or all
cash. at option of purchaser. deposit
Of 100000 required of purchaser at sale.
Examination of title conveyancing, record
ing; revenue, stamps and notaral fees a.
cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale,
otherwise trustees reserve the right to
resell property at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser. after five days advertise
published in WASHINGTON. p. c.. or deposit
may be, forfeited, or without foIfeiting
deposit trustees may avail themselves of
any legal or equitable rights against de-
faulting purchaser.
RAYMOND J. VIERBUCHEN.
EDMUND M. EMMERICH,
myCf 9S;jel ;f5T Trustees.
Evening star., 1937-05-28

TOURIST TRAILER furnished cheap. See
at Colonial Trailer Home 202S Lee High
way Or phone Clarendon S54.
TRAILERS for sale S525 up complete,
attached to car; also rent weekly or
monthly; special terms for longer Amer
ican Trailer CO. Inc 45l1 Wisconsin ave.
Cleveland }232 Open until 10 pm.
SILVER DOME TRAILERs can be pur-
chased on exceptional credit terms by re-
sponsible people steadily employed: let
and work out plan for immediate pos
session. Silver Dome is one of the oldest
trailer manufacturers; and experience,
are built into the 1897 models. Prices.
from $500 delivered. fully equipped with
Visit L. P Steuart's Silver Dome Trailer
Sales Park. at 403n Wisconsin ave. All
models on display. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY ALFRED H LAWSON.
my24.25. &c %. .os 90 je1, ,s,3.4 oeA'
THoS. J. OWEN & SON. -AUCTIONEERs.
143l EYE ST NV

ESTAT ESTATE nI BENG Sn6z, THREEssToRsYY E5sY
BATHS. WITH TWo:cAR BRIcK f'tshs GA.
STREET NORTHWEST = A' e'f'N II
the land records Of the District % Of Colum. 1I n.
enred ea and at the request Of The party
P f II The 0a1 sEeoNp e she P5sYssi psY o
JUNE. JUNE 1897, At FoUR-TH1RTY O'Clock,
premises situate in the District Of Columbia.
and being lot numbered sixty-five t65J
dndtb ana the han north Is feet front BY the fun
hundred and TWENTY-FIVE i272ol in the sub
1lsson plst maze by Wengsr Brothers
veyor for the District Of Columbia. "
fourth Of the sae pacPase p5ce to n pay esn
balance in three installments in one two
and three years respectively with interest
at the rate OF six t6, per. centum per
property sold. or all cash at the option
OF the purchaser; taxes paid or adjusted
to the date Of sale: purchaser to pay inter-
est on purchase price from date of sale
to date of settlement at six t6) per cent
um per annum: all conveyancing recording.
revenue stamps, etc, at the, cost Of the
Of 81 100000 will be required at the time
OF sale and settlement to be within thirty
.iOl days OF the date of sale. or deposit
cost and risk of the defaultine purchaser
after five toi DAYS previous advertisement
Of said resale in some newspaper published
j. WRILEy JACOBS.
suryiving Trustee:
a@5 18th St. NV,
myol 90 "a o5 o6o7"S S2a-jelo
Evening star., 1937-05-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

DE SOTO 1896 de luxe custom brougham,
iaulouo b-cynnder. gaS-Saying motor:
SHOWN wonderful care: only S6l9.00: small
payment Is all that is required, or your
OUR CARS ARE D. c. GOVT INSPECTED.
EVANS-PALMER, INC.
rev YORK and Florida Aves. NE
FORD 1898 gle luxe seal foam ereel ORIG
6eautlful English vhi3cord upholstery;
S3tp S{no.Ge' Sbe 90 down. SCI 90 month
ooR ohfS axe u. c. GOVT. INSPECTED.
,EVANS-PALMER. INC.
rev YORK and Florida Aves. NE.
PLYMOUTH 1895 dc luxe custom sedan.
Miami beige, air-type built-in trunk, every.
snail payment is all that is needed
OCR CARS ARE D. C, GOVT INSPECTED.
,EVANS-PALMER. INC.
New YORK and Florida AYES NE