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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
BEzNE OSLO (NO.) 1885

shromazdilo Sc prfbuzenstvo a
pratelstvo novovysvecence V
katolicke Sokolovne ma skvelou
hostinu, pfipravenou zvlastnf
peel osadnfch ochotnfcek. Ke
konci obedu blahopTal veldp.
Rektor novovysvecenci We jme-
nu vsech a pfedstavil hostIim
hlavn1 drGzicku sic. Rosalii
Walstrumovu, ktera prednesla
krasnou pfilezitostnf basnicku
V ktere blahorala We jmenu pri-
buzenstva svemu d1stojnemu
bratranci. PAX vystoupil "a
mohutneho potlesku novovy-
svecenec sam a vsem re srdce
vfele podekoval, obzvlaste sve
maticce "a vsechnu jejf 1mor-
nou praci, ably mu dopomohla
k oltari Bozimu, k Bohu, ktery
obveseluje mladost jeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
FARMAR We
DI PRES MORE.

46 rokd starry kufak, far
mar, klidny a nezdolatelny
Glen rodiny, jak l1cf jej novi-
ny, otec 12leteho syna, jenz
wolf vzdy byti ma "bezpecne
strane", vydal Sc v pondelf ku
novemu podniku svemu. Timto
jest kapitan r. O.. D. Sullivan,
Vyslouzily pilot vzduchoplav-
by "Pan American Always.
To co nyn1 podnika, jest, re
vyplul ma velike vzducholodi
Dixie Clipper" nejprve z Bal
timore a pax Sc pustl v nj z
Port Washington pres more do
Evropy. jake "hlavni muz"
ma letu tomto, kapitan Sulli-
van, nemel zadny strach pred
vzduchovym letem. Rekl:
"To nen1 zadny kumst, mic
tax zvlastn1ho. Je to rychlejsf
nezli LODI a zrovna tax bezpec-
ne. New, proc by mad tim clo-
vek mel Sc rozcilovati."
Kapitan Sullivan Tidil let
vzducholodf cd roku 1918
kdyz graduoval z letecke sko-
ly Pensacola.
Vedle tohoto ma farmu Sc
vernf Karol1ne, pestuje ma nj
kone = ne zavodnf, ale dobre
tahouny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30

Saloon Thomase Neurotowic-
re We $500 blocku Sparrows
Point road, Dundalk, napaden
byl Carrie Nation, jez domn1-
vala Sc, re manzel jej1 pop1j1 v
saloonu tom. Cihlami pocala
bombardovati okna taverny,
jak MATTEL teto udal policii Sc
verovychodnfho distriktu. u
dial, re Carrie pTijela v auto
mobilu, chopila dive chilly "a
balene v papfru, rozbalila pa
pir a "bac" tyto letely ma okna
Manuel jejf, ocelarsky del
nix, napojil Sc neil prijela a v
klidu a mfru odebral SIC domG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30

V SOBOTU.

Plovarny v parc1ch otevreny
budou v sobotu, /. cervence
pro celou letn1 sezonu. Male
dltky platiti budou pc 5 GEN.
tech a dospel1 pc 10 centech.
Rucnlky a plovacl ubor Dude
poskytnut. Plovarny jsou v
Druid Hill parku, Clifton, Pat
terson Park, Gwynn's Falls,
Carroll a Riverside v hodinach
cd 9 rano do 9 vecer krone ne
dele, kdy kouparny zavfeny bu
dou V 8 hodin veecr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30

pravech clOveka', O n6z lie "a
dny primo nem1ze pripraviti.
V kolonialnl Americe hlasali
stejne zasady Roger Williams,
Thomas Hooker, anglicti kva-
kerr a nemectf sekteriani. V
evropskych zem1ch staveli ma
podobnych principech sve Ii
votnl filosofie Hobbies, Locke,
Montesquieu, Rousseau a JIM.
Tyto myslenky z1stavaly vsak
We Starem svete pouhymi shy
filosofd. Teprve pri zaklada-
nj republiky ma pdde Noveho
sveta byly uvedeny v praktic-
ky ivot, kdyz sestapadesat
podpisovatelG Prohlasenf ne
odvislosti zavazovalo sc jme-
mem trinacti koloni1 vystaveti
novy stat ma principu svobod-
ne vlady a zarucovalo sc svymi
"zivoty, majetky a ctr, re ne
dali sve move zalozene svobo-
de zaniknouti.
Neodvislost Spojenych Sta
til byla vybojovana pc sesti le-
tech krvave valky S Kngli1.
Soucasne vypukla v americ-
kych koloni1ch i valka obcan-
ska. Mnoho vlivnych obyvate-
III kolonii nesouhlasilo S isl
lin, nam1fenym k odtrzenl cd
Angle. Mnoz1 z techto "vnitr-
mich nepratel" PROFESSIONAL tez
hlasite proti zasadam v Pro-
hlasen1 neodvislosti = proti
doktrine O rovnosti, O neodcizi-
telnych pravech cloveka a hla-
vne proti hajen1 prava odporo-
vati 1tiskujic1 Wade. Nekteff
z mich sli tax daleko, re vstou-
pill do britske armady. Mezi
Tories, jak Sc odpGrci revo-
luce nazyvali. bylo mnoho re-
presentant1 nejstarsfch americ
kych rodG. Ia sve proanglic-
Ike smyslen1 byli pronasledova-
nj vsemi pTedaky koloni1. Tho
mas Paine, anglicky pristeho-
valec, ktery Sc stall jednfm z
pfedn1ch "pisateld revoluce",
charakterisoval je jake "inte-
rosovane muze, jimz nen1 mo-
Emo vefiti. slabochy, kter1 mic
nevid1; pfedpojate muze, kterf
nechteji mic videti a urcitou
skupinu umirnenych muz1,
ktef1 usuzujf o evropskem sve-
te lepe, nezli 81 tento zaslou-
H."
Populace kolonif v dobe Wy
puknutf revoluce byla ash e.
100000. z toho asi 100000
Toryu bylo pc uokncen1 revo-
luenf valky poslan odo vyhnan-
stv1.
Odhaduje Sc, re aspon jed
ma tretina kolonialni populace
skladala sc z pristehovalcu.
Osm podpisateld Prohlasenl
neodvislosti narodilo Sc v CHI
ne a jeste vice bylo syny pri-
stehovalc1. Prevazna vetsina
pTistehovalcn v kolonialni A
merice souhlasila S v1rou v1d-
c1 americke revoluce We stejna
prava vsech lidl a vetsina Il
castnila Sc zdlouhaveho boje o
to, ably Prohlasen1 neodvislosti
stale Sc skutecnost1 a poslou-
zilo Ia zaklad americkemu de-
mokratickemu zpGsobu zivota.
- %2N
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
Prohlasen1 Neodvislosti.

Ctvrty cervenec je nesporne
nejvyznacnejs1m narodnlm
svatkem v Americe. Je to w
roci dine, kdy trinact pdvod-
mich kolonii roztrhlo sve poll
tickle svazky s Anglif a zapoca-
10 svou nezavislou existence ja-
ko federalnf republika. Je to
tez vyrocf prohlasenf vladn1ch
zasad, jez tvorf S 1stavou Spo-
jenych StatG zaklad americke
demokracie.
Prohlasenl neodvislosti bylo
prijato kontinentaln1m kongre
sem We Filadelfii 4. cervence
1776. Document sestava z KRAFT
Ike predmluvy a z dels1ho pro-
hlasenf, objasnuj1c1ho ddvody,
jez primely trinact kolonii. a.
by zpretrhaly sve spoje S An
gill a jej1m kralem.
Dnesni americt1 dejepisci po-
hl1zej1 ma seaman st1znost1"
v Prohlasen1 neodvislosti S jis-
tou kritickou nedGverou. Jsou
presvedceni, re skutecne ddvo-
dy, jez vedly k roztrzce, byly
mnohem hlubsi, neil sami vnd
ci americke revoluce pTizna-
vail. Vztahy mezi Anglii a je-
JIM americkymi koloniemi u
volnovaly Sc jiz sto let, az ko-
necne nebylo jineho vychodis-
ka, neil pretrhnouti je nado-
bro. Vyzadovaly toho i roz-
dime socialnl, politicke i hos
podarske pomery.
Stat O zakladn1ch zasadach
vlady cinl z Prohlaseni neodvi-
slosti nesmrtelny document,
drahy celemu americkemu ma
rodu. Jejf znenf je nasleduj-
CT:
"Povazujeme "a samozrej-
me pravdy, re vsichni Tide jsou
stvoreni sobe rovni, re jsou OBJ
dafeni sym stvofitelem jisty-
mi neodcizitelnymi pravy, me-
ri nimiz jsou pravo ma zivot,
svobodu a vyhledavanf stesti;
re k zajistenl techto pray jsou
zavedeny mezi lidmi vlady,
dostavajfcf svou spravedlivou
moe re svolen1 ovladanych; re
kdykoli Sc nejaka forma vlady
pf1c1 tomuto 1celu, ma lid pra-
vo il zmeniti nebo zrusiti a "a
vesti vladu novou, buduje JEFF
zaklady ma takovych princi-
pech a organisuje jej1 moe do
takove formy, jez Sc mu IDA
Observation-Disclosures zarukou
jeho bezpecnosti a blaha.
V tonic vyznan1 viry, jak
bylo sepsano Tomasem Jeffer-
sonem pro druhy kontinentalnl
kongres, je shrnuta celia anne
ricka doktrina ma vztahu ie-
dince k Wade.
Myslenky V tomto nesmrtel-
mem dokumentu nebyly move.
Vzajemne bratrstvi a rovnost
byly hlasany reckymi stoiky
jiz We ctvrtem a tretim stoletl
pred Kristen. S teoril p1vodu
vlady shledavame sc We spi-
sech reckych sofist1. Sv. Au-
gustin, Sv. Bonaventura, Sv.
Tomas Aquinas, Wyclif a cetnl
JIM katolicti myslitele a knezf
psali a kazali o "prirozenych
* ~ -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
MiStnl ZprdyY.

= Minulou nedeli konala Sc
svatba slecny Vilmy Rysove,
dcery obchodnfka pana Karla
Rysa a jeho manzelky, pf. Ma
RE Rysove s panem Aloisem
RGzickou, znamym sokolskym
pracovn1kem We dvorane Soko-
lowry We 3 hodiny odpoledne.
Svatebn1 obrady vykonal Rev.
Frank Novak. Ia svedky byli
p. Antonfn a RGzena Cihlafovi,
druzicky slecny: Slava Mattel
kova, Olga SochGrkova, An
delka Cincibusova, Dorotka
Rdzickova a Emilka Rysova.
Pan Volta Martinez zazp1val
sym lahodnym tenorem pred
obTady 80 promise me" a pc
mich "Uz mou milou cd oltafe
vedou". Ma piano no dopro-
vazela PAM Sylvie Sengerova.
Svatebnf hosting z1castnilo Sc
vice jak 200 host1. Pozornost
budil svatebnf bort vaz1cf so
liber. Krasne saty nevesty a
drGzicek pochazely z odborne-
no zavodu Sonia Dress Shop"
Pc hostine svatebcane a hoste
Sc vesele bavili pri hudbe p.
Jer. Sticky a p. Svitaka MI.
Novomanzele p. Alois a vi
lena RGzickovi pTevezmou rez
nicky a potravinovy obchod
pc rodic1ch nevesty v els. 1922
vych. Madison ulice.
" sobotu, dine "a. cervna
oddani byli v ST. Joan of Arc
kostele v Aberdeen, Md, snou-
bench pan Frank A. Louch a
sic. Leona Ruth Pilkins. Snou-
benec jest synem znameho
krajana Antona Louch, farma-
De blfze Aberdeen, Md.
- Tento tyden zavftal do
nasi redakce krajan J. Nyko-
dym z Chicago, ktery z1cast-
nil Sc konvence "Shriner's''.
Pan Nykodym prosel nasf ctvr-
tt a lib sc mu ciste domky ma
SIGH krajanG a hlavne bile MIRA
mOrove schody.
- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrben byl V utery, 27.
cervna Anthony Frank Hro-
madn1k, mlekaT z {. 1900 N.
REGISTER ulice,jenz nahle zem-
rel nemocnici %. cervna. Ma
rozen byl V Ceskoslovensku
odkud pred So roxy Sc priste-
hoval do Ameriky. Nalezel ku
spolkGm: Nejsvetejsfho Jmena
Spolek ssv. Petra a Pavla a
Sokol. Nosici rakve byli Soko-
love a clenove spolku ssv. Pc
ira a Pavla. Pohrebnf obrady
vykonal Rev. Josef Soft. .
PohTeb vypraven byl z po-
hrebn1ho domu SchimGnka.
- Amelia Theresa Loukota
(rozena Jel1nek) manzelka
Franka J. Loukoty, pohrbena
jest tento patek O 8. iodine
rann1 re sveho domova ma Phi
ladelphia road a Dalton ave.
= Mill krajane! PTijmete
srdecny pozdrav ma Vas vsech-
ny. Vas, K. Porkat.
Zaslany kousek prozat1m pro
nedostatek m1sta nebylo MOI
no uvefejniti.
= V kostelnf skoln1 mist
nosti Cesko-Moravskych Bratfi
vedena jest pc ctyri tydny
prazdninova skola, V n1z dltky
vyucovany jsou v rGznych pra-
czech kazd6 dopoledne v tydnu
krone soboty.
Minuly ctvrtek sehraly dltky
kosteln1 skoly dive hry, jez IL
billy sc pTftomnym 1plne.
" ned6li, dne 9. cervence
"Racf body" ma soru Csl. Dem.
Klubu rs. wardy v Curtis Bay.
Jedte ma Curtis Bay, zahnete
ma Pennington Ave. a sledujte
DaniS Bohemian Shore
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
ZEMREL PRI CEKANf MA
PARADU.

Ma rohu Caroline ulice a
North avenue klesl v 1tery &C.
kajfc1 ma paradu radu mystic
Shrine, Harry M. Utz z Park
side Drive ma chodnik a zem-
rel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30

Krajane oslavujte A. cervenec den Prohlasenf Mood
vislosti Spojenych Statd' nasi druhe vlasti. Vyveste americ-
Ike prapory.
Automobilova doprava Dude V ten den veice rusna a
radime Yam k opatrnosti. Take pr vypalovanf ohnostrojd
dbejte opatrnosti a pricinte Sc ably letosni 18th of July byl o.
pravdu bezpecny a rozumny!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12
THos. J. OWEN d SON, Auctioneers.

PS9Vlb s sE f 81 Kl s1Sss M
oT 4 THREE;sToRY AND BASEMENT
;az$ss 49, a;2a s$$S$:
the payment Of the principal debt and in
described land and premises by a certain
deed Of trust Ssarpf dats May Is a92s
trictt 81 columbia. and at the written re-
quest Of the holder Of the notes secured by
srustes en- named in said deed 81 trust VIII viii
Offer for sale under the PROVISIONS thereof.
9 TaRHs :usSn u P OF on n RR E1psSs
THE A FW8fsNHfY-FfRsr DAY OF APk1L:
A. D. 1889. the following described land
menI TI: VIZ, d
the District Of Columbia. namely: Lots six
mans subdivision Of square two hundred
r T. t,ssI e isolio ~. q +. EseeTs: q
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase
$500 mas be Of m sdeR with s Trustee
time Of sale, and the balance in equal notes
Of the purchaser payable in ono and two
the rate Of Ave per centum per annum and
trust on the property sold. or all cash at
the option Of the purchaser. The terms of
SAFE 70 De complied with within thirty days
property will be resold at the risk and cost
OF the deiaultinE purchaser after 1ve days
lshed in WashinEton. D. C. All convey
ancinE. title examination, recording and
revenue stamps to be at the expense Of
UNION TRUST COMPANY or THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. TRUSTEE.
By: GEORGE T. FLEMING,
Oeal) Attest:
RyING ZIHPM-, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12

I'm the long run a Northland is
the best buy" he told his wife. 1T
will outlive three smaller and cheeper
cars. If we're going to own an auto
mobile, we'll save money by buying
a Northland."
Rachael, Dana's wife, knew by
experience that Dana usually knew
what he was talking about. She
remembered the time he had pur-
chased the mosquito infested swamp
land that bordered the wagon road
south of town. She had thought
he was crazy and told him so, but
two years later the new Federal
highway had cut right through that
swamp land and Dana had MADE
a pot of money. He had grinned at
her amazement and explained how
he'd read about the new Federal
highway and figured they'd go
right through the swamp.
So when Dana said they ought
to own a Northland she nodded
and smiled and felt confident that
everything would be all right. She
didn't however, anticipate owning
and driving the same car for l6
years. Not that she minded too
much. The Northland. as the world
knows, is expensive enough so that
the manufacturers don't have to
change the design too radically each
year. Fundamentally the 1923
Northland had the same lines that
the new 1889 Super Special pos
sessed.
Moreover, Dana being a pains
taking type of person, kept the
machine in apple-pie order. The
engine purred like kitten. The
nickel trimmings shone brightly.
The upholstery was potected with
slip covers.
Nevertheless, it was an ancient
hack and the neighbors used to
grin when the Bridges drove by,
and Rachael felt embarrassed and
wished that they could have a new
car.
Why" Dana demanded when
she limited at such an idea. THE
old hacks doing all right. No en-
CINE trouble Looks good. Why
swap her in?"
The Sommerses," said Rachael.
"have had three new cars while
we've only had this one"
YEAH" declared Dana, land
they haven't got anything else.
They sink all their money into
automobiles. They aren't able to go
places like we do. Their furniture
looks like heck. Their house needs
painting. Honey, we're way ahead
of them"
Which was true. Rachael only
wished that a persons financial
status and social standing weren't
judged these days almost wholly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12
AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AZ

+ sAsF 5 81 S4's Rss7' As
in Ebs sli No. g. sais o ioo sus sa
Of the land records Of the District ef
Columbia; and At the request Of party
Z sos 8 4, 4
ssfl. o III nE ds
ID and IA In square $50. beginning on o
street 6a9s feet from the northeast corner
OF said lot IA. said point beins the center Of
Through the center Of said wall 258b
feet more or less to the center Of the rear
throush the Center Of said rear wall west
2P.02 feet to the center Of tho west wall
OF SAID house. thence north. through the
center cent? OF said west wall and a prolonRa-
the north line OF lot 10. thence east 25. 03
proved by premises 1905 o street; as per
ths District Of Columbia. '''''' '"'' u
q, sg%o Of pfoa ;als Al cash deposit
Of title IL sas
eording. revenue stamps and notarial fees
81 cost Of purchaser. Terms to be som-
oiled with within thirty days from day 81
TO- resell property at risk and cost Of
defeultinE purchaser. after hve days ad-
vertisement Of such resale In some news
deposit may b forfeited h'" Or Without for
feiting deposit trustee may avail himself
q any legal or equitable rights against
a'.Aui''n' 'uFeh ARTHUR c. KEEPER.
substituted Trustee by Decree Of Civil
Action 1852. apld6sdsexSu.
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FUTURE.
THOS. ]. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
143l EYE ST NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK BUSINESS PROPERTY.
KNOWN As PREMISES SOB No G,,,,, AL
duly re vlo1ae q in b SeF M s4 e folio
Of Columbia. and a: the reauest, Of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned
vi" ss s pubic f FRPA IN THE
sss AZ T65 6 Btf x p AsR The 4 io
lowing described land and premises, situate
as and being lot e36 in John B. Bloss and
others subdivision Of certain lots in 8. p;
Browns subdivision of Mount Pleasant
as per plat Of said aforementioned sub
S SeyoI For ffS Is. e n o a ST the Se
County % at folio 1854: said property
being now known for purposes Of assess
ment and taxation as lot 636 in square
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 five per centum per
anpum. payable semi-annually. from day OF
sale. secured by first deed Of trust upon the
Of the purchaser 4 deposit Of 81 100000
will be- required at time of sale. All con-
veyancine, recording. revenue stamps, etc,
complied with Within thirty days ~ from day
OF sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF defaultinE purchaser, after five
Of T, s9Ss Gss:s in
500 18Th St. NV.
900 18th st. NV
Substitute Trustees in
Equity Cause No 61149.
aDl1.12,19,1415,17,1
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For 16 years the Bridges kept their
Northland Special Six, and after
awhile the neighbors stopped laugh
ing and some Of them began to
think that maybe Dana was pretty
smart, especially the summer that
Dana and Rachael took 4 month
of and went to Europe on the
money they had saved by not buy
ing automobiles.
In the spring Of 1899 Dana drove
his Northland Special down to
the Northland salesroom and told
the floorman he wanted to buy q
new Super Special Eight. complete
with radio, heater, clock and any
other gadgets they had.
Have you q car to trade IMP"
the salesman asked.
Sure" said Dana. "1t's q pip
too. A 1923 model"
You mean, Of course, q 1888
model" the salesman said politely.
NO" said Dana, Il mean 1923"
The salesman coughed. I'm
afraid we can't allow you very much
on car as old as that"
Dana waved an airy hand. "Take
me to the president OF this outfit.
I can't be bothered with underlings."
He glared at the salesman. The
salesman flushed. He started to
say something and Dana repeated
his request In laundering tones.
So few minutes later Dana was
ushered into the presidents ONCE.
"Commere," he said to the president,
reckoning him to q window. See
that shiny, good looking car out
there? It's Northland, 1923 model.
It's been driven over zoe, 900 miles.
It runs as good as new. Looks as
good as new, doesn't it? Now, look,
Mr.. President, would 1t or would
it not be good advertisement for
you if you stuck that car in your
show window and put a sign on 1t
saying it was is years old and had
gone 100000 miles and doesn't that
prove that a Northland can take
the GAM"
The president got his hat and
went out and looked at Dana's car.
He drove it around the block. What
kind OF trade do you want" he
asked Dana.
III swap you even," said Dana,
for a 1889 Super Special. complete
with gadgets."
The president smiled, then
sobered, then figured on the back
on an envelope. then looked at
Dana's car again, then nodded.
ITS a DEAL" he said.
And now poor Rachael is wonder
ing whether she will have to wait
another 10 years before she gets
new car.
(CopyriGht, 1897
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AUCTION SALES.

THos. J. oW 1sS e. = son {; n 4MycT1oNEERs'
TRUSTEE SALE 81 VALUABLE REAL
EsTAIE, IMPROVED BY BRICK
RWETH5NG no. alo9 FIRST STREET
BY virtue q certain DEED q trust dull,
sss IL thu na so q the
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell at pubiic svst!on. n front q the
EENTH DAY or APHM. Az: 1889. AT
FouR-THIRTY o'CLoCK Pm. the fol.
in the. District Of Columbia and desisnated
=. B. Townsend. Trustees' subdivision OF
lots in square 90 IN &c. Wilhslmlna Dob.
bins Addition to the City Of Washington."
as per plat recorded In the once OF the
Gs:s sss iso :SS':ss 70
' Terms q sale: one third Of the .pur-
chase-money. to be. paid In cash, balance
in two equal installmentl payable In one
and two years. with interest at hve per
centum per annum payable semi-annuelly,
trUm G upon u the property sod Or Ill cash,
at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit
Of $4,000 viii Be required ct time Of sale:
All conyeyancing. recording. ETC., at cost Of
nmrchaser. Terms OF sale to be compiled
with within 80 days from day OF sale,
otherwise the trustee: reserve S s.. the risn t
oavertisement Of such resale In some news
paper pubiished IL Washington; i, N 1I.c E.
ALIEN c. cLAKK:
ap5,7.l012,14.17.ls. Trustees.
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Wheaton College
GIee Club to Sino

The Wheaton College Mems Glee
Club Of Wheaton, ILL.,, will present \
program tomorrow night at the Met
ropolitan Baptist Church. It has
been arranged by DR.. John G. Ball,
and the assistant pastor, the Rev.
Robert Savage. Prof. H. William
Nordin Is the director.
The club has as members students
from IA States and Canada. Their
present tour includes Evansville,
Ind; Memphis. Tenn; Birmingham,
Ala; Atlanta. Ga; Columbia, 8. c.:
Charlotte, N. c.; Winston-S Salem,
N. c.; Lynchburg, Va; Washington
and Gary, Ind.
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sANKRUPTcY NoTIcEs.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
lumbia. Holding Bankruptcy Court -
North Capitol Street, 1400-1402 ogden
Bankruptcy No 3752:--NOT1cE or FIRST
tors of Frank L. Browne Of the City Of
Washington. District Of Columbia: Notice
is hereby given that said Frank l.. Browne
petition filed by him on the 18th day Of
April, 1889. and that the frst meeting Of
his creditors will be held 1t the once OF
$40 Investment Bldg, 18th and X sts.
NV, Washington. D. c.. on the twenty
fifth day of April, 1889. 1t ten-thirty
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint = trustee appoint ., COM
mittee Of creditors. examine the bankrupt.
properly come before said meeting. FRED
J, EDEN, Referee in Bankruptcy.
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THO0. J. OWEN L SON AUCTIONEERS,
1431 EYE ST NV.
ESTATE IMPROVED BY LARGE FOUR
STORY AND BASEMENT, BRICK
DWELLING. KNOWN AS PREMISES
211O LEROY PLACE NORTHWEST

sTATs 1 sA 81 sX IAhaE r pGA
S yNaIhnx1 AsP 2s9 gASrn e ksE RHESS
LEROY PLACE assd k 70
go. Fl The land recorss Of , the piftI|e.
osr5 seeured Thereby the 81 ned
trustee will sell at public AUCTION, in Front
1sss AZ PAX or oe Ats PM
the following described land and premises;
situated in the District Of Columbia. and
SSe' in block three 8, in stellwaaen and
Ridout, trustees subdivision Of part Of the
1.ss q nd ;nd called 1he WidE~s Mite
ceunsy No. ioo "a of fs the records Of ts
once Of the surveyor OF the District OF
Terms Of sale: One NTH Of the purchase
money to be- paid in cash. balance in four
three and four years. with interest at five
from day Of sale. secured BY hrst deed Of
trust upon the property sold or all cash.
at the option Of the purchaser A deposit
OF 81 900 will be required at time OF sale.
Examination Of title. conveyancins, record
Ing. revenue stamps etc. at cost OF pur.
shin 80 days from na DAY y q y sale otherwse
said deposit OF to resell the property at the
risk and cost of defaultins purchaser. upon
the FOREGOING terms after f1ve days adver
tisement Of such resale In some newspaper
published in Washington. D. c.. or with
or without forfeiting the deposit the trus-
tee may avail itself of any legal or eauit-
able rights asainst the defaultinR pur-
chaser.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY Trustee.
BY VIM L. BEALE.
Vice President.
(Oeal)
Attest:
A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
Anil -d&sds eXSu
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Broin TwizzIers
BY PROF. ]. d. FLINT.
Up in the Air.

A secondhand airplane salesman
had an old ship for sale for $3.50.
1t had cost him $3.50, but because
1t had been around long time
and he was anxious to get rid Of
1t, he was willing to let 1t 60 at
that price. In a short time he had
a customer and sold the ship. Some
time later the same man returned
and said he couldn't learn to fly
so the salesman bought 1t back
again for $500. He despaired Of
ever selling 1t again. but before
long another customer showed up
and offered 5000 for 1t. This looked
too good to be true and the sales
man jumped at the opportunity.
After selling it he felt that he had