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Coal Replaces Gold.

NEURODE. Germany Rl.-The
ceremonial chain of gold or silver
symbolic Of the mayors ONCE in
most European cities. will give way
here to one OF hard coal as testi-
monial to the mining industry in
Silesia. The new decoration will be
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OF the Cathedral,
eak king for
Right Rev. James
Z. Free m q n,
Bishop of wash
ingtOn. and for
the at h E d raj
chapter.
Lewis. it was
explained by DR..
Powell, will be in
c h Arge Of all
matters relating
to personnel, pub
licity and public
relations. He will
continue his ac-
tive direction Of
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PRONOUNCED CURED
Girl, 3, Has Spent Two Years
With silver Tube in Throat,

ATLANTA, September - (P.-
Little Ann Gaddis, who has spent
two OF her three and a half years in
a hospital with = silver tube in her
throat, was pronounced cured yes
terdAy.
She will leave the hospital rs soon
as her mother masters the technique
of caring for her. Ann was stricken
by diphtheria and was admitted to
Grady Hospital in March, 1898.
Her departure will leave one other
veteran-5-year-old Philip Leach.
admitted To the hospital six months
prior to Ann because OF a similar
complication. Physicians have not
yet removed the tube from Philips
throat
Evening star., 1937-09-29
LEWIS APPOINTED
CATHEDRAL AIDE
Former Newspaper Man Be-
comes Executive SeCre-.
tary of Offices.

BY JAMES WALDO FAWCETT.
Appointment Of Edwin N. Lewis as
executive secretary OF the Washington
Cathedral ofices was announced today
by the Very Rev. Noble c. Powell, dean
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OF Neurode when this mining center
celebrates its 600th anniversary
this Fall.
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and the Svenson brothers in 4 mind
reading act.
THE struggle OF . man who, In IS
years. produced an aeroplane
available At moderate cost to the gen
eral public will be aired during Edgar
A. Guests program, heard over WMAL
1t 7:30.
ZANE FROMAN is Ben Bernie's star
tonight in his regular program.
heard through WMAL at 3.
THE distinctive music OF Wayne King
Will b heard again this evening
as Z feature Of WRCs schedule, with
the airing scheduled to start 1t 7:30.
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Mt. Vernon Ladies to C0nuene
In annual Session Wednesday
orec4al DISPATCH to The Star.

Arec1al Dispatch to The Star.
MOUNT VERNON, Va, May IL
OF the 25oO0,00O who have visited
Mount Vernon in the last So years,
comparatively few are aware Of the
patriotic organization of women re-
sponsible for the restoration and
maintenance Of the shrine. The or
garization, known as the Mount Ver-
non Ladies' Association of the Union
will convene here tomorrow for q 10
day session, and will be presided over
by the acting regent, Mrs. Horace
Mann Towner Of Iowa.
Tolling Of ships bell, in tribute
to the memory Of Americas first
President, as = passenger boat made
Its way on the Potomac past Mount
Vernon, about 1880, Is credited start
ing the idea that the women Of Amer
ioa should take q hand in preserving
the estate
Aboard the boat was an invalid,
Ann Pamela Cunningham OF South
Carolina. who was distressed to find
the home OF Washington falling into
decay. She determined to wage a
campaign among patriotic women for
FUNDS for the purchase and restora-
ton OF Mount Vernon.
As 1t was considered "undignified"
Tor lady to take part in public affairs,
Miss Cunningham at first concealed
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her identity by making appeals under
the name of "A Southern Matron."
The first public meeting held for the
purpose of raising funds for restoring
Mount Vernon was on Washington's
birthday in 1854 at Laurens, S. C..
Subsequent meetings followed and
funds began to pour in. However,
much opposition was expressed by
many influential men, who strongly
objected to women mixing in public
affairs
After much difficulty, the Mount
Vernon Ladies Association was flnally
incorporated in 1858 and was giyen
title to Mount Vernon, with the
stipulation that should the associa-
ton fail in performing it's trust the
place would revert to the State of Vir-
glnla. Each year the Governor of the
State appoints board of five visitors
who make an annual inspection and
represent the interest of the State
In Mount Vernon.
Since the founding Of the organiza-
ton in 1853, there have been but five
regents, the last of whom. Mrs. Alice
Halliburton Richards of Newcastle.
Me-, died last year Her successor IS to
be elected at council this week,
Col. Harrison H. Dodge, who is now
critically i'll in a Washington hospital.
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ASTA|RE TO OFFER
NEW SELECTION
lust One More Dance" Will
Be Heard on Air
Tonight.
s. YUsT ONE MORE DANcr.

lI IUsT ONE MORE DANCE"
first selection scheduled for
release during the warm
~ months by Fred Astaire will
be accorded its air debut tonight over
WRC at $50. Allegedly, Astaire
agreed to introduce the number before
publication at the insistence Of Orches-
ira Leader Johnny Green.
Charles Butterworth is scheduled to
give himself 4 surprise birthday party
as an added feature OF the program.
while Green Is to be joined by Dave
Terry in a featured Arrangement for
two pianos Of selections from Astaire's
latest musical. Conrad Thibault will
sing "Old Man River"
A L JOLSON promises 4 stirring
= study Of security and old age
when he presents excerpts from Make
Way FOR Tomorrow as his dramatic
offering tonight-WJSV at 7:30.
r REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT F.
HANh SEcdkS Oh beCS 6alance
the Budget" during the Congress
Today" period. heard over VOL It
8:45.
A TOAST 10 the King Il an
nounced as a feature Of the
Picadilly Music Hall program, sched-
uled by WMAL at 10 o'clock. The pro-
gram will include Fred Zimbalist, har-
monicist: Jack Turner, pianist-singer;
Jack Kuhn, Sioux Indian tuba player,
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ent-Teacher Association at 1880 an,
Saturday In the school, Fourteenth
street and Kalnia road.
The all-day mart y being held at
the suggestion Of Mrs. Earl w. Sapn.
association president, instead of the
annual school luncheon. There will
b refreshment booths,
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1871 GET DISMISSAL

In line with recently announced
policy, the Treasury Department has
formally notified 1o1 technical en-
ployes Of the procurement division of
their dismissal May IS.
They include architects, mechanical
and electrical engineers and structural
engineers.
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Coronation

The British coronation cere-
monies will be broadcast tomor-
row by al networks. WMAL in
itiating the local service 1T 4 am,
WJSV and VOL falling in line At
4:l5. THE Homage of the EN-
pire" period has been scheduled
for 1:l5 pm, with the Kings
address slated to begin slightly
before 2 O'Clock In the afternoon.
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MAY MART SATURDAY

Pony rides and fortune telling
booth will feature the May mart Of
the Alexander Shepherd School Par
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Houses 5000 Years Old.

It is estimated that the houses
found 1t Adule in the Esdraelon Valley
by An expedition from the jerusalem
Hebrew University are 5000 years old.
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has been custodian OF Mount Vernon
for 50 years and. until this year, had
never missed meeting of the Spring
council.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IMPROVED BY TWO BRICK
HOUSES. KNOWN AS PREMISES
1461 AND 1863 CHURCH STREET

BY yirture Of certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. 1876: ioilo S6S e
seq, of the land records OF the District cI
spS at the Taaaesst os s
Hb sell Ct public rY6AY sHSti9Yn HE H frPhI
64Y 6cEoak 81 PM sSe R osfn AZ
Of Columbia. and designated as and being
east onsha q ot isst ,geSes th
(4Sl In william p. and John n; Drurys
subdivision Of square TWO nunorea anu
ns oe. p e 4. g PsE gl.s b.es
Terms of sale: One.hfth Of the purchase
to 9s pii6 h saabe IN ONE,
two three and four years. with interest at
per centum perannum. payable guartesriy;; gs Y;
from day Of sale. secured hy nrst 6eed o.
at I'll The option Of the purchaser. A. deposit
sale Examination Of title. conveyancing;
recordns revenue stamps spis to Ss
otherwise the substituted trustee reserves
the right to forfeit said deposit or to resell
faultins purchaser. upon the foregoing
terms, after five days advertisement q
such resale in some newspaper puouSneo
N WashinstSn 2 c. or Tisn sGbsitntsd 81
equitable rights against the defaulting
'"i'n'Ah AMERICAN SECURITY.
AND. TRUST COMPANY:
Substituted trustee in Equity Cause
NO. fSSWaiM fESsWM L. sEAIE vice President. !
tessi2a 4. 4. sAAahfsfsttiNoroN. Aahsfsttii
= Asst 6ecresesh II
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON. Auctionel
ADAM A. WEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers
Bankruptcy Sale of Valuable
Improved Real Estate.
1854 Gales Street NE.
7O5 18th Street Sc.
7O7 18th Street Sc.
us 18th Street Sc.
7O5 18th Street S.E.
707 18th Street Sc.
us 18th Street Sc.

Court Of the United States for the Dis.
trict Of ColumbMia ia in & Re H R. Ho%ensteia gsT,da
trustee will sell by public auction IN front
Of the respective premises on MONDAY,
THE FIRST FHRrEAH1SqY PAX Of F5sE8akY dek6ak lPs7
BY bS Isl m feet sa9sss deep s to Grsceand f eoSrt
dRens Ny 1884 9es ana sea @
two-story rear porches. h.-w.h. metal
saA AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
Lot 81 in Square 1892. 1875 feet front by
= feet deep to lsfoot alley improved
No 705, 18th street Sc, containing SIX
fTSnt and swo;SstSry rear roIS p9r9hes che, in
~.n'' ?Sitzf 1MMEPiATEExo ksflSx o1 IEEEEArTER , -,
proved by two-story and cellar brick
dwelling, No 707 18th street Sc, con-
il 5a6, 'front.' and {x9-stofy rear DOTShss do4
H." Ii iMMEbIATEIY MEDIA fitaSf THEREAFTER
BY 100 feet deep to a 16.;foot alley, i'm.
ssane six rooms ana fu 'tfss tie Gath h G s
built-in tub. front and two-story real
pOTClleS lECiUStu dilu lluiciCu Ou ockOuV
floor. h.-w.h.. built-in garage.
Terms Of Sale: Cash. A deposit oi
$500 on each property required of pur-
chaser at sale. Examination Of title. con.
veyancing recording. revenue stamps and
notarial fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms
from day OF sale. otherwise trustee re.
serves the right to- resell property at
risk and cost of defaulting pul chaser.
after f1ve days advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper published in
Washington. D. C.. or deposit may be
forfeited or without forfeiting oepoSit
trustee may avail himself of any legal
or equitable rights against oetaultirC pur-
chaser. JOHN A. REILLY, Trustee.
1881 G Stree NV.
H WINSHIP WHEATLEY.
Attorney for Trustee.
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
ja16. .d&dbs .exSu
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

so. .c". AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL.
so. &C. AREA: lot S25, square 694. i'm.
gTsvea S s' CHANGE psfRNsis fPSSa TRon 81 sTsi
SO. "B" AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL,
go ots AREA ss all Sf sBs she rsdspai ss anti Part
ne vest f SIDE Street s bstxesa esafS ana S
EAzEs sEse's cEo sw DAE ALEs sgLIAH paviH 1sS " e
ARNO B. CAMNiERER. Zoning Commission
OF the District of Columbia.
heshs 9ss w # hsrePy Be- Red fysq sso1a that II. g9s
ing: beginning at 1000 AN. on Wednes-
of considering applications. filed under me
Reaust6ns Raa q w SP abpeaon ~ 52nR & IL:
70 use lots s4s and s4s' SQUARE 44a' beins
sty grss Sss Sesed SM t6n in the Gt Db
uting, Depot; 2. Application of the Uni.
9aens 10 sse lot @ sauaf. are
Of 1881 10th Street NV. for the manu-.
atie cation Of p Charles % W Farfax reauestins ApG
an alley lot located in the rear Of 21"3-25
o Street. NV. for public service garage,
including automobile repairs and sale nf
gasoline and oil. A. Application of A. 3.
P9ore and Wm II Clark reguestins s per-
2l1S-24 L Street. NV, for a laundry.
3 Application Of Esther M Cady. owner.
for William Z. Winder. Tenant requesting
permission to use iot S23. square 10. being
an alley lot located in the rear Of 2510-12
Street NV. for an automobile repair
and James s. Hadley, requesting permission
TO use lots sos 81 and so square 1927,
being alley lots LOCATED in the rear Of
repair shop. DAN /, sultan. NJ: e.
HAZEN. GEO. z. ALLEN. DAVID LYNN
ARNO B. CAMMERER. Zoning Commission
of the District of Columbia. 1a23 d&s,10e
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THOS. ]. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
1431 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M.
OF MODERN DETACHED DWELLING
fsaToN. hSgS5 iSle 3: Z. RENO ROAD WASH
y5tgs q ssrtsn sn ss dsss 2, trgst
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell at pgbic agcti9n in fTont
TY-NINTH DAY or JANUARY. AD: 1887.
AT FoUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the
sfuae in the Dt sne Of eHd coumbs snd
Designated as and being lot 23 in George
F. Mikkelson's subdivision of lots in square
1910 G PER n Plat 4eaeE eeSEea e the Il Lsr dee E9 a
surveyor of the District of Columbia: ex-
cept the part of said, lot % dedicated for
ao se 81 as oo Of Re R ecefGg e In
of the surveyor Of the District of Columbia;
also part of lot, "a in said Mikkelson'
as folloss: y beginning fSaie for the the same on
southeast corner of said lot "a. and run
Ming thenee along @ said road north 5s' ~ 81,
east 81 .46 feet to the northwesterly corner
west W tai along ny the he dividing f line between said
lots 23 and "a distance of 5S.74 feet
to the said road and the place Of beginning.
Subject to the building restriction line
enants That all buildings erected or to be
erected upon said described land shall be
vsV eH ard esee ssD for s sieasf bs ea4Se
houses. sheds or other outbuildings to be
Ysed only in CONNECTION with such resi-,
and not elsewhere upon said land that
said land or any building which may be
erected thereon shall not be used or per-
manufaeturins Or mercantile purpose: that
erected on said land within go feet of the
erected ' on said land which shall cost less
than $4,000: that any house erected upon
said land shall be designed for the occu-
@ nient house s or apartment houses shall be
erected .upor said land. that within g
period Of twenty years from April l. 1910
ed upon the part of said lot %. which is
out of lot 1S.. in said square. as per plat
cpasd in hbe No. s "a folio scors 1TS Of M
more than one residence shall De erected
on lot a and che part Of said Lot 23 EN-, EN-,
a t in sSd Gs the
mai maintained t within ms feet Of the M Side lines
bd1son ST d lot ana s P The Last esses SIDE he
said part OF said lot 10 in last above-men.
toned subdivision embraced in lot % and
said part Of lot "a nor within within 10 feet t,Ss o.
lines of any lot or lots bordering upon q
street. avenue or road shall be considered
the front line or lines Of said lot or lots
ance Of s13.90s is. secured by a certain
prior deed Of trust Of record: further par;
time of sale. the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit
of $500 will be required at time Of sale
Revenue stamps on deed. etc. at the cost
Of the purchaser, Terms to be complied
with within 90 Gays from date of sale
resell tne property at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser after five days
advertisement Of such resale in some news.
paper published in Washington. D. q.
HAROLD e. DOYLE.
WILLIAM L. MILLER.
ja1s.1e.21.22.as. a5.2e.27.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
FUR AND CLOTH, GARMENTS. ETC. BY
AUCTION TO PAY STORAGE AND
OTHER CHARGES.

nSSdSS SseSS ! e RAS SsE5sS
sib E st. NV. to enforce our liens for
storage ana in tSe 4seef names Mrs NJ
W. Ada,ns. caracul paw coat; MIs; S. A; "a; a;
Alexander. ermine muh, ermine collar. sea-
mufI; Miss Edith Anderson .ssl seal Jacket, S1axn
BLACK iox scarf; M: e: 1: Barnes: 3ipc: I's:
Elizabeth A. Bill. seal coat; Mrs. Spencer
Si5ss' ps Lieut. n 5Isnd hiisd
ford. martin scarf. seal coat: Miss a. e
Hosrman, brown fox muff Mrs. !. M.
Boden. beaver, collar and cut! Guns; mn Mrs u u
mink mink mum. mink scarf: Mrs. =, I. Cox.
black 9yercost; Mrs Themces cSo,inss E1UmpsHn Sray
MIS- e baiestsr: skunk mgff; W Mrs psrC g.
saret A. FeaIy. blue overcoat; Mrs: Willis,m, 7,
Flack. lynx mum. lynx scarf; Dl. ,lnstsr Dantsri
sioSh coat Mrs. qSsss sIscf ovs1eass! sacass!
Hancock. caracul coat: Mrs; H. Harper;
leopard coat; Mrs; H. ,a.1s; Harris co,Ssai seal
sss MRS Hl5acn. 5aCs'' ses sau'ssss ssas eohs
Ida Id Houeh. skunk collar and cuffs; Mrs: r
nj. Rowland. seal coat; Miss Catherine
irwin. black cloth coat: Mrs. g. johnson;
fox collar; Mrs. Margaret e. keenan,. sea-
coat; Mrs. Emma Ksyes oa1 mafmoI h1aek cHai cioth
coat. MlS seal nun; Mrs. Nelson Littell, skunk
mufi: Mrs. W. Mantz. blue velvet coat;
black cloth coat; Mrs. B. McCullen; squirrel
muff. fox mum. fox collar: mrs: e: 2 NC
CuIloch. muskrat coat: Mr.. N. g; McIntyie:
marmot coat: Mrs: James p Mhleri niaS. !.
Mrs. Mrs. q. T. VI. W. Moore. Sl seal coat: Mrs: q.
asT csst Mss Hiefss Isabella black
cloth coat. tan cloth coat. MIS-. Esther
Wasner Nunn. black FOX scarf raccoon,
sSss S arsin Mass p ehofer: w rcfsrns
Strips and cufis: Mrs. y. r. Pole. seal coat:
MI. @. c. Pratt. skunk nun. beaver cuffs;
Mrs Charles Reid. gray overcoat: Miss g.
Virginia Reynolds bear coat: Mr.: n. ROD.
| inson. black plush coat; Miss e. Rogers
seal coat; Mrs Georse w; RUSSELL Ss oius gus
scarf; Mrs G. A. Schwartzwalter.. seal coat;
Mrs Z Shapiro. seal coat: Mrs: Har-
| old Smith. pointed fox scarf: Miss Virginia
| Smith. plack cloth coat. Mrs. e w. Stern
| tan cloth coat: Mr. Arthur Tuhbs: raccoon
coat; Mss Watson oss seal niackket t:raaSi Msss
Msfs:iMs iscEet MS. Me 4 Meiis brown cloth coat:
| Cloth coat. fur-iined ovsrcoat:. Miss Lois
| wilson. red fox scarf; Mrs. Il. s. Yard.
mink mum. mink .choker, wolf scarf.
Parties Y Wdo5waap 5etsss;ta H,sssi aKSs ssns aSSss'es
By =; a; bUETE
os33s0 :. - nth ana j *. NM
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
l43l EYE ST. NV.

TRusTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE HRIcK
sT5RE N H E1RsT ER ToSTA1MITd WITd
APATsEg APAETMENT ABOVE DvSsyy kMoWN ,4s As
AVENUE NORTHWEST AND 215s K
EEkkKxEE ssRhTaMESE sKopERnS HIS MIrA u
FRONTAGE ON THREE STREETS,
c s1s 81 the uted aef5ss sses sf ton as the Rst
trict OF Columbia passed in Equity Cause
No. 1921 !, will sell at public auction. In
Four O'clock PM. NtAsf the folio%ins- OWN; DE-
scribed land and premises, situate In the
Thomas Lucas subdivision Of original lot
=; IN Square "a. with the improvements
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash and the
balance in two equal installments. pay
able In one and two years from the day
promissors notes Of the parchsser. bear sne
ing interest at the rate Of six per centum
I,,raa per annums n payable semi-annually. and
erty sold, or all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser. $4,000 deposit required
upon acceptance, of bid. All conveyancing,
cording at purchasers cost. Terms Of sale
to be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale otherwise the trustee
as e rik the and co5 s resell re- the
chaser. after FIVE days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper published
VINCENT L. TooMEY,
lol5 18th st. NV,
ja714,e1 IS. 90. 80. .fe1 ,e.34.5.e.s.s
THos. BOWLING g. CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS, HOUSE
GGAPeFs aGAP eGSoDS SoTIrE. ETc. FOR sToRASE npRAGE
GIVEN THAT EPYnAY EERDT
AND EACH suCcEEDfNG FRIDAY
ARE DISPOSED OF.
Ihere Will De sold at public auction in the
SMITHS TRANSFER & STORAGE
1913 You ST. NV.
WASHINGTON D. c.
due and unpaid. all household goods. paint
ings and personal effects on storage with
in names 81 AThSP BskeT Es
Bright, Graham Brown. James A. Brown,
Herbert ]. Bryson. Robert Butler, Edward
Mary Cox. Mamie Davis. jerome Dixon. c.
L. Edelin,, L Fitch. Mrs: Julia Cant.
Edxar MFs w. Harne Gass MS " Maay Hayri HrFShF %m
Hoose Anna NJ. Hook. Miss Jessie
M5s N'asas ashon!y Ms'iasss:
lips, Mrs. Jessie RiSkln. Mrs. c. w. Simp-
son. jr.. Lessie Stafford Russell Thomp-
Gn Smith faf wsten Missouri MSs WIiabt Mfdn-
Consisting Of household goods furniture
sewing machine. Victrolas. chiffoniers, bar
rels and contents boxes and contents
dressers. desks. tables radios. chairs. re-
frigerators. buffets. rugs. cartons and con-
tents. bookcases, crates and contents,
ture etc. All properties stored in the
names of the following persons. viz: Gra-
ham Brown. Miss Jessie Lauscher. Missouri
Wright. pianos.
(Signed) ARTHUR CLARENDON SMITH.
PRESIDENT, Smiths
Transfer & Stg Co.,
1913 You St. NV.
ta15 1920 Washington. D. G.
AnAHF yUECT1rJY U,p .. COW Arctto,.ar,
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Bankruptcy Sale Of Valuable
Improved Real Estate.
1852 Eleventh Street Sc;
1850 K Street Sc; 1918 G
Street Sc; 800 Tenth
Street NE; 1117 Seventh
Street NE; 1918 Owen
Place NE; 1881 Myrtle
Avenue NE; 2421. Third
Street NE; IL Evarts
Street NE; 2439 Tunlaw
Road NV.

By virtue Of an order Of the District
trlct Of columbia % I1 IN re chs H. R. M HoSenstein WEI
Co. Bankrupt No. 31s4. the undersigned
trustee will sell by public auction in front
Thursday, February a, 1897
AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.
s, sssss q sS;s sses e ss2seos aI!sy. i% re-
st. Sc rooms and bath. Arcola heat.
Hf Rfta THREEroRTY9E 49apfIEa eIock Fens PM
proved BY two-story. brick dwelling. No;
btS heat ssorg rear poqch %
'''ssa s ,Ar 7 T Eo5R SGLocK EN- s sM, ,.an. a,s, ~
BY astors .sse sefn Brick dwens aSs So Dsee
st. Sc; containing 8 rooms and bath.
A''3iT AZ Is5ti poURpisTEEN ocEocR Pm P
Lot A. square e63: 1s:2 feet front By
soGs S9amiis a flats. e No. a6S 10th st. me-. each
floor having 4 rooms and bath; 2-story
rear 2e5s6tf F6GaTaiE4x h9siFasxsF osIock PM
dot 81 square Iuan sss; 70 feet 1lsH front BY
s5lss sonsslnns dSsss rooms a1 and and Sath az s.!
sPPosuEroRTSvE
Lot 242. square 4060; 1896 feet front BY
81 feet deep 70 l6-foot alley. improyed
1918 owen place ne Containing dssSas rooms
seScnG 0or ncSSsa ssee howstsT soyen.ns ea u
Friday, February S, 1887
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK PM.
Lot 800. square 4319; 35 feet front
BY 1855 feet deep to I5,foot alley.
tained taim No. sssi Myrile ave-. NE. con.
sanns Sssh With ab snd
wood floors and trim. hne modern kitcn-
en- eauipment toilet in cellar. hot-water
'''[ssF,;s SHsSs:tr!y ocseek; ~; PM from.
proved BY 2.story and cellar brick dwelling;
s BATH pSIses ss ooa sss
cconcretel. conc: hot-water heat. automatic gas
water heater N1ik sgI1s .4Ed IN Gsriocx saEaSs PM
Lot 81. SQUARE s5o2; 21 feet front By
by 2-story. and cellar box-type brick dwell
rooms iooi s and bath. hardwood floors and trim
2-story screened rear porches. hot-water
Lot 4Se. SQUARE 1900: 15:4s feet front
by 1906 feet deep to 24.6-foot alley.
impToved By o$ssstoT $s,stoTy and cellar brick adC
| tanning 6 rooms tile bath. built-in tub
and shower: hardwood iioors and trim
covenants Of record. Note:. This house
was sold at a previous. sale but was not
| ratified and q resale ordered by the court.
..Tsrms Of sale: cash. deposit OF
| chaser at sale. Examination Of title. con:
| veyancine. recording. revenue stamps and
| notarial fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms
to be complied with within 80 days from
| day OF sale otherwise trustee reserves
the right to resell property at risk End and
| days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington.
b. C.. or deposit may be forfeited. or
without forfeitinR deposit trustee may
4 avail himself Of any legal or equitable
| rights against defaultfng purchaser.
All sales subject to approval by the
'''''' JOHN A. REILLY. Trustee,
r. w1NeHIP wHEATLEY.
Attorr.y for Trustee
iO1O Vermont Ave. NV.
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