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DENTIST
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a potential dental client he has
used cards and throwaways. adver-
iised in programs aud newspapers.
lie advises that he rarely gets a
patient Just out looking for dem
list most people he believes
choose a dentist because OF their
knowledge OF him. his reputation.
or from recomme ndation Of some
one whom he has treated. lie also
advanced the idea that IAN intelli-
gent dentist didn't knock his COM
pciiiiors."
DIR. HALEY BELL. 952i Jos.
Campau: This new law. II passed,
will be greatly beneficial TO both
the small dentist and the general
public, the latter probably will ben
efi most. have seen both sides
Of the situation and naturally krow
who IA most apt 10 suffer. There
are A large number OF dental
shoppers who get prices from dem
fists as car buyer gets prices on
a car. This person generally ends
up in one OF these advertised places.
a ter dollar price attracts them.
then = super salesman. working
on commission. sells the patient.
according 10 his intelligence. on a
much more expensive job. A piece
Of work most d~~iists would charge
$40 for cost the shopper SEQ. I
don't object TO dental advertising
but the public Is being mlsled and
a blanket law Is all that can save
them from being tricked forever. "
DIR. w. NJ HOWARD. SOC Vernon
Highway: 1T Is against the ethics
OF the dental profession but II a
dentist wants 10 advertise he should
he able to, providing he advertises
70 more than he Is actually able
10 do. Under the present setup the
public is really the victim. A law
effecting this situation would aid
both the small community dentist
and the public although the public
has The most TO gain" DR.. Howard
has been practicing 20 years. All
CT his practice has been in Detroit
10 years Al the present address.
Many OF the other states. par
iicularly the western states. al
ready had laws affecting dental adj
yertising.
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READING

they have shown in the development
OF Detroit
Mayor Reading has from time 10
time denounced unwarranted police
activities and has instructed his
commissioner Of police TO carry out
q policy OF fair treatment TO all cit
liens. regardless OF race. color, or
class. Mr. Reading also promises
TO continue his slum clearance and
better health program.
We ask YOU 10 look at his record
for the past two years "a Mayor
and also examine the record OF his
opponent. All MIR. Jeffries has done
was TO appoint one part-time Negro
clerk, Joe Cole. To the City Election
Commission. while Mayor Reading
fought for a slO.Oo0.00o welfare
appropriation. stopped sit-down
strikes. gave 235 Negroes jobs with
DPW. Parks and Boulevards.
placed physician with the DPw,
Z DPW inspectors. promoted 8 de-
tectives. placed two Negro police
men on scout car. appointed q
bus drivers. one conductor. | in
vestieaior ard inspectors and >
mechanics In the Department Of
Street Railway: fremen in the
Detroit Fire Department and . me-
chanics in the Municipal Garage
Mayor Reading insisted ard fought
that Negroes manage and maintain
the Brewster Homes. thereby as
surIns Negroes IS Jobs.
Save Detroit from political cor
ruption and Wholesale firing OF Ne
-gsoes from private industry and
city jobs. Mr.. Jeffries says that he
does rot believe in passing out pa
tronage and has proved that he has
cared little II they have work. az
one can judge In his attitude in the
common Council
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plovees who were forced 10 resign
positions as heads Of civic organi-
xations. The details OF this confer
snce will he revealed by the Rev.
Mr.. HIN at the meeting Sunday.
The Rev. a. C. Powell who spoke
here las, winter. in referring 10
the meeting sunday said This
meeting is a challenge 10 The Ne
groes 81 Detroit as TO whether they
will stand by and make the Civic
Righis ORGANIZATION douhly felt by
ls work II the community
The meeting Sunday Will mark
the opening ~ the Detroit Civic
Rights organization doubly felt by
campaign, The memberships selling
for 81 for year and ~ for four
months
II Ia the purpose of The COM
mittee 10 put the organization on a
solid hnarcial foundation. so that
they may more effectively carry on
the work
Music will he furnished by a
choir OF 100 voices of Ehenezer
church. under the direction OF
Miss Dolly Brown
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PICKET
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CONTINUED from page ~
10 prevent a duplication Of this
case
Other officers % the COMMITTEES
are Attorney I.eBrOn Simmons.
vice-chalrman and president OF the
National Negro congress: Miss
Jeanette welch. Fred Thompson.
Theodore Smith. NAACP Youth
council James Scales. Sylvester
Roberts. Youth Progressive club.
and Edward Dean.
Mr.. Taylor stated that those who
wish IN Join the committee can do
30 nv meeting him Al $50 Medhury
svsrue. or telephonins Madison
2i73.
Louis Taylar snA Atternsy La
Bron Simmons we're speakers a.
the mass meeting Saturday night.
Earlier Ir the day pIckets had been
organized ny the North End Youth
Council While John Hill. Wesley
walker, Tyrus Hoseman. Louis
Wheeler and AlEa Rel were picket
ing the tavern. Marcellus Ivory
and Chalmers Lindsay we're dls-
iribuiing petitions IN the nsighbor-
hood 10 have Ievlnes tavern
closed.
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Doin's :.
. Of The .Debs

In The Llmellght
Debbies and elites from east,
west. north ard south crammed
the Mayfair ballroom Saturday eve
ming where the Omegas gave the
closing AFFAIR OF their Regional con
ference which. OF course. was a
dance. Both Omegas and Kappas
sang their frat songs very Justify
:. | glimpsed Jennie Harper. who
wore beautiful pale blue net with
shoulderless gold top. escorted by
Joe jenkins. Edna and Alvin Dav-
export. Yvonne and Benny Forks.
Or. w. T. Love. Gladys Coleman.
Marion Rawlings and George Lang,
Or. and Mrs. Charles Wills. Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Peterson, Cora
Brown. DR.. and Mrs. Walter Mack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown. Atty. and
Mrs. Chester Smith. the Snow
Grigsbys. Fletcher Routt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper. Dorothy Baker. Wal
ter Lewis. Dr. Randolfo and Edna
Dabney, Mrs. Scipie Murphy. Heller
Wilson. looking very chic In a white
taffeta trimmed in black velvet,
Betty Cain and Al Wilson, Miss
Ruth Foster. Burk Wiley. Beulah
Cain, Mr.. Taylor. Or. and Mrs. VIM
Howard. Esther Randall. Joe Craig
en-. Charles Fisher. Pauline Carey.
Mr.. sigler. Theresa Caver. Willie
Mae Moody decked In white satin,
Anita DePasse. George Higgins.
Catherine French. Elizabeth Couch.
Elizabeth Scott Yates. Mr.. and Mrs.
white. Mrs. Seabrooks. Lawey
Dent. Paul Davis. MIR. and Mrs.
Lucas. DR.. and Mrs. John Greer.
Mrs. Eloise Nutsll. Mrs. NJ. Sim
mons. Moses X. Fritz, Willamette
Mosby. Mrs. Louise Henderson.
Carol Evans. Evelyn Soloman. Mr..
Alexander. Miss Thelma Bailey.
Walter Green. Marcy Fisher. Willie
Joe Branam ard Lucille Green.
On The A,enue
Preston Powell celebrated his
birthday Saturday. Oct 81 AZ me
Frogs club. Everyone was in a
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jolly mood. Decorating IA.
were: Bill Routt, Joy Elf. ~, M
ses Boykin. Freddie Cut. YIN
Charles Samples. Elizabeth g.. .u I
Eunice Greer, Paul Davl, I u.'a
Wilson ard others. "''H
Miss Catherine Thurton q, I'm.
ton. Ca, became the bride a, -'
renee Mann. popular leader ~ ~, !
Brown Bombers band. w
Katherine Redmond is co,v.,.
chg from an appendix ors,s,, .s
at the Harper hospital W. ",''
her a speedy recovery 'H'
Sunnie Wilson and Fredd,. =,
yard few 10 Chicago sund., 'n'
10 attend the costume bali rl,,, " y
Marva Trotter Louis T"
The Alpha Kappa Alpha .o,,,..
remind US OF their Hanns..
dance Friday, OF. 81 at ne ~.
fair ballroom. ~"
Elizabeth Trottsr ana Nelsor :.
cen have speeded up the da,s :,
will | do" next SATURDAY, \.
shucks' That's supposed 10 \. = !.
secret.
See Ann Simpson Is bein, =,
quently escorted around Town \,
the little east side mail c,r,I,.
Bill Rouit wv
Dodie Hall IS now employed /, 4,
west side music store
See that Howard Tandy Il ami.
interested In the little Patton 81,
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CHYLLA


Detective Raymond Brown, who
went with Detective Chylla 10
Choices home In River Rouge aft
er the arrest. testified Monday and
denied that he or Chylla had hit
Choice under examination by John
X. Graham. assistant prosecutor.
Choice was arrested by police Of
fcers ~ the Fort Station while
searching for prowled he was
later released lie said that he
tween the time he was arrested
and released. he was beaten and
kicked ny Detective Chylla who
broke both Of his Jaws He said
that he was taken 10 Receiving
hospital twice for treatment. but
orly after he had complained NJ
the injury to his jaw. Thomas y.
Chawke. counsel for Chylla. was
unable 10 shake Choices testimony
under cross-eIaminatIon.
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Smith To Swing At
AKA Sorority Dane.

Those wearers OF Tho "ps,a
studded Ivy" members of The AKA
sorority say that they have seller.
ed the most popular orchestra /,
town for their annual lIallou,r
ball on Friday. October 81. AZ II.
Mayfair Ballroom.
Leroy Smith will PLAY rumbr
q favorites plus few particulars
"Halloween-y" selections
Miss Nellie watts who j. genera
chairman OF the annual event =
making final plans for The bail
leaving no stone uniurned.
The A. X. As extend ascordls n.
vitatlon 10 all 10 come and msn
merry on Friday evening.
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" Won do not want n he sold out
by corrupt Negro leaders. remem-
Der 10 vote for the recollection ~
your mayor. Richard w. READING.
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BAT Tie
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and Rand Ned before the Officers
had chance 10 question them.
Driving around the block. Den
her and Rand returned and are al
legged 20 have started another sbus-
i've attack on The TWO women and
Dudley. This finally led to a fight
between Dudley and the mer, at
tracing Washington. half brother
of Miss Dozier. who had just re-
turned home from work.
Knocked Roth Down
Rushing out 10 the assistance OF
Dudley. Washington Is said 10 have
Knocked both of the men down, and
then fell on one The man on
whom Washington fell had a knife,
and stabbed several times before
the arrival Of the scout car which
was returning 10 the scene
Washington was taken 10 Receiv-
Ing hospital where his condition
was reported serious. Denher had
bruises on his forehead and lips and
Rand WAS suffering from Iacera-
tons ~ the chin and chest. The
Two were treated ard held until
released on bond the following day.
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Ieffry stood NJ quickly and
s'ar'ed fcr me hall igrorins Mrs
Hsrve,s anger But the voice OF
Ellen. stopped him
Just a minute lefty she said.
~ Won answer hat TELEPHONE It's
an over between us I've heen
fool long enough This il the last
irsul' -iis roo much"
Bal Ellen. nv dear YOU don't
understand lefty pleaded
Il mean e. lefty. this Is The
time 10 choose beiS-en us
For moment q seemed Ieffry
was undecided. he looked trapped.
his lips straight Thin line.
tense Worried look on his face
Very we'll Ellor. n You really
loved me you wouldn't say such
thing 10 me AS man must
make my own decisions
And you're ready 10 give mp
he woman YOU love
You're not me woman love
The Woman love would not
force such an unfair ultimatum
on me-"
eYop should ak" Mrs Harvey
interrupted
Jeifrs made deep bow 10 FL
len and her mother and left the
room.
Ellen stood silent she was slow
lv removing The lirile diamond
ring that she had worn 80 proudly
for fNe years
They could hear Ieffrys voice
huf they could rot understand his
words only low murmured. "lll
he riehi over"
when lefty entered the room.
Ellen held his ring out 70 him.
Jetfry tried 10 evade me hand
that reached on, 70 bsr his way.
Here's your ring Jeftry, It's all
over"
You can't do This. Ellen
Yes she can. Ms Harvey
answered and please leave my
house
This j.. The second time I've
been ordered out tonight 81 must
he that I'm not wanted" and with
laugh. Jeffry left the room ard
ne house
All through The nighl Ellen's tears
dampeped her pillow. She couldn't
believe every thlng was over be
ween her and Jerry. The most
crushing blow OF all was. his leav-
ing her for Madge Harwick. II
conldn't be true. /, hurt to realize
thai her frDrds were right lefty
was no good only an utter cad
would neat woman as he had
treated her Perhaps he was glad
II The chance 20 break the engage
meni. Tonight offered him just the
opportunity he'd been waltirg for
he WAS tired 81 her. Ellen writhed
in the agony OF her humiliation.
As the dawn came. soft gray
mist brought chill TO Ellen she
closed her eyes. trying desperately
10 sleepy. IN she could sleep and Tor
get the pair Throuehout the night
she had fought to keep from remem-
berlng the way his eyes rested on
her. The protective way he always
held her TO him. his voice so low
and sweet when he spoke 10 her.
She wanted 10 cry OUT To him 10
come back. Anything was better
than this excruciating torture. over
ard over she called his name,
pressing her iips to her pillow TO
keep her mother from hearing her
sObs
Ellen never knew when blessed
sleep came TO her bat IT had seem
ID only a few minutes. when she
heard her mothers voice
Filler. Ellen. wake NO She felt
her mothers hand on her shoulder.
She tried To answer hut no sound
came
I Ellen please wake NJ. some
! ihing terrible has happened. its
leffrsr
10 Re Continued next week
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BIG MEETINGS FOR 40 DAYS
After Nov. 5 Every Night Mt p. ".
a. 6ss LIVINGSTONE ST. between Hastings Antoine
old Masonic Temple opening the doors OF Peace HEALTH Happ
and Prosperity.
$3.50 each sundsy-praysr amounting hand
service. Prayer by the Prince.
pm. each wednesday, Leo &. Donney ~ Donne,
Foundation will lecture health will
help yoa know what's gong q
School Industrial training he
during meetings and better pos
tions aud jobs.
EVERY BODY WELCOME
Program ny Singing Quartet other Musical Entertainment
Mrs. " A. folBhr u. Williams n. L. Bonduran
VIZ. Ben. Anthony Herman King
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At Last
For Your Cough

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause IL goes right 70 the seat OF tbs
trouble to loosen germ laden phlegm.
increase secretion and aid nature 10
soothe and heal raw. tender, in1am-
ed bronchial mucous membranes.
No matter how many medicines you
nave tried. tell your drusgist 70 sell
YOU a bottle OF CreomulAon with the
understanding that you are TO Ike
the way II quickly allays the cough
or you are to have your money back.
.CREOMULSlON
Tor Coughs. chs;. celds, Bronchitis
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WHAT WILL PEOPLE say
ny Alma Bean Loving
lnstallment .

Installment .
synopsis; After Jeiiry War
ner had postponed his marriage
10 Ellen Harvey for live YEAR,
because he was unable 10 give
her the financial >ecurit, he
ielt was due her. rumors reach
Ellen of q new romance he
tween Jefiry and Madge Har-
Nick, glamorous woman Of the
nnderw Orld.
Ellen i defiant when her Mo-
Their urges her 10 break the en-
gagement aud calls Jeifry
'uo good;" hut iaith In her
childhood sweetheart il waning
aud she feels that she has been
deeply wronged. The door bell
rings as Ellen ponders these
thoughts. She hears Jeiiry's
Voice.
Elfsr. dear she stood quiet.
IL Uttaoui response as he drew
her oss ard whispered, = know
cailns you're ansry win bad boy.
Go or seo'd nc only don stop
lowing me-
Hen fied 20 draw away from
him haf 70 he'd het lgh'
GONE on honey ten me- Whs,
Won fnrx ahoI ne deserve
everything mear yoa can say
..i 49,. eAe
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DR.. INES

continued from page II
NAACP that walter White, execu-
i've secretary. plans 10 confer
with Postmaster General James
Farley In Washington. DC. rela-
Tive 20 the cases q Snow = Grlgs-
nv and Turner Ross. poslsl em-
Evening star., 1939-10-23
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbia. Holding . Bankruptcy Court.-In
the matter Of SAMUEL 3. HERMAN
MMWrnold,S q u Is. .N;aI Mems Shop 119s 7th Street
Bankruptcy No 3s56.-To the creditors OF
Samuel B. Herman, of the City Of Washing
ton. District Of Columbia Notice is hereby
given that said Samuel B. Herman has been
duly .ad1udRed bankrupt on a petition
MED by him on the 18th day Of October.
1899. and that the first meeting of his
undersigned Referee in Bankruptcy, s19
Investment Bldg, 18th and sts. NV:
WASHINGTON: p; c., on the third day Of
which place and time the said creditors
may. attend. prove their claims, appoint .
trustee. appoint q committee Of creditors,
examine the BANKRUPT. and transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting. FRED J. EDEN. Referee in
Bankruptcy
Evening star., 1939-10-23
THOS. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEERS,
143l Eye St. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK BUILDING. CONTAIN
ING STORE ON FIRST FLOOR WITH
FIVE APARTMENTS ABOVE. KNOWN
STREET NORTHWEST
recorded in ,Liber No. 5716. folio 3l4. ct
seq, Of the land records Of the District of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby and pursuant to a decree
passed in Bankruptcy Cause No. 2452. the
sne4inn snderssntd trustee will sell at public
TOBER. AID. 1899 AT THREE O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and
premises. situate in the District Of CO.
lumbla, and DESIGNATED as and being part
Of original lot 4 in square 1876; beginning
said s. lot, TT thence east along the line Of N
to the west line. of said lot 145 feet 3Ia
inches to a 30-foot-wide alley. thence
northwesterly along the line OF said alley
to the northwest corner of said lot, thence
feet inches to the beginning: !.
Terms of sale: All cash. A deposit Of
81 10000 will be required at time Of sale
in cash or certified check. All conveyance
ing, recording revenue stamps. ETC., at
cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale to be COM
piled with within thirty days from day of
sale. otherwise, the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser. after five
days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. D. c.
DEVERE R.. WELDON,
Substituted Trustee in
W. CAMERON suNkroN. G5NI9 As''0n No. sSl''
ocls,Ia,2021,23 ,23.24 ,ee,e72s.
Evening star., 1939-10-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. october 10, l939.-A public
hearing having been held BY the Commits
August ! 4. 1899. in the matter OF closing
certain street and alley area in the District
OF Columbia. as hereinafter described. and
the said Commissioners being satisfied as
said closings and that the same are in
the public interests and not detrimental to
the interests Of abutting property owners,
Commissioners have preparsd the following
provisions of Public Act No. 3O7 approved
December Is. 1882 the street and alley
the office OF the Surveyor of the District Of
Columbia, and numbered as Maps 2237 and
:S3s is hereby ordered CLOSED. same to
the title to the land comprised in said area
so closed to revert TO the abutting property
owners. as shown on said maps, the said
bens and hsy a cosns Sed
STREET between 1st and End streets s.w
>. Closing B STREET west of Burns street
Sc, and public alley running south from
part Of RIDGE RoAD % southeast u snu Of i'pS. Ana.
costa road Sc; and providing for a dedi-
cation for. widening Anacostia road and
tional street area in Parcels 1880 and
203 2l:" ANY and all parties interested
must me objections n writing; # any. to
receipt of this notice; otherwise said order
shall become effective on November Z, 1899
and the. street and alley area. as herein
described. shall on and after said date
visions OF said Act; ,,-, -
GEORGE E. ALLEN.
DAVID McCOACH. Jr..
Commissioners of the
District Of Columbia
oc1o .14texSuns and LEGAL holidays.
Evening star., 1939-10-23
THOS. J. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERS,
143l Eye St. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IMPROVED BY LARGE
DETACHED RESIDENCE NO 3145

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY LARGE
HUNTINGTON STREET NORTHWEST
recorded in Liber No. 1851, folio 316. ct
seq. 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 THIRTY
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, AID. 1889, AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises, situate in the
District Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as
G. Newlands and others subdivision Of
part of the tract. of land known as Mount
Airy" as per plat recorded in Liber No.
36. folio 40. of the records Of the office Of
the surveyor Of the District of Columbia !:
Chase Heights"
Terms OF sale: One-third of the pur-
chase-money 20 te paid in cash. balance in
two equal insts .llnents. payable in one and
per annum, 2asatie semt-annually.- from
day of sale secured by first deed OF trust
upon the uroperty sold, or all cash, at the
option of TIE purchaser. A deposit of
81 100000 will be required at time of sale
All conveyalclTe, recording. etc. at Cost
of purchaser Terms Of sale to be Compiled
with within 80 days from day OF san
otherwise the trustees reserve the lgnt to
resell the prooe,tv at the risk and c:ss Of
defaultns purchaser after Ave days' sd
vertisement If such resale in some Eews-
paper published IL Washington, C.
HENRY n TM P. gL yR'
oc1a,21 %, e5,27,3 Trustees.
THOS. j. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
Evening star., 1939-10-23
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE
THOMAS J. OWEN L. SON Auctioneers
l43l Eye st. NV.

THOMAS }. OWEN 4 son; Auctioneers,
TRgs1EEg 4sT 14y SALE s41,e or .vA4yAsLr% %k REAI !
gsIG9N1. RaIGK AND A STosG DWELLINo. CON
kEe%N seleK pReM1yRs eHIERESq is5i n viNa REAk
.o1S 81 fiTtus Of OF & certain @ deed Of trust re.
record. Of the p.trlct 81 l9o ot o9o CO. OF
thereby the undesssned fns s se
0VRf 1iin' ffSrpa Il En- P!snsff
ocEocR PM t5s foaxna ISSs At roUa
tie west is feet 1oR inches front ,ne on On
lot F in sbfes beek y hs n @ John degh thereof Of
te.'s Subdivision Of land now known as
Columbia HEIGHTS" as per plat recorded in
the records Of the once Of the e'i Surveyor @ Of Of
the District Of Columbia together with a
eh of lots OF WaS Iof alley purposes over part
irving street, upon the following terms:
Property sold subject to a prior deed
Of 1,,ns trust s for $4,000. further Particulars Of
deed deed OF trust indebtedness is to be paid in
Il. aaa d. ta*ss o sse to be d.pos pad OF
S2p0 will be required at the time Of sale.
Al conveyanclng, recording, revenue
stamps, etc. at the cost Of the purchaser
GOOD title or no sale. Terms OF sale are
70 DC, complied with within thirty 800
da-s rom date of sale, otherwise deposit
VIII be forfered and property resold at
RISK and cost OF defaultng purchaser, after
nVe t5) days advertisement OF such resale
IN some nawspaper published in Washing
WRILEY JACOBS,
FRANK BELL
Trustees
025 18th St. NV,
WaShington, D. G.
Evening star., 1939-10-23
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$1O,950.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1885 CHEVY CHASE BLVD

A new detached all-brick home that Is
living room 30 IT, lorg with fireplace and
beautiful picture window, large dining
room with balcony effect, cozy den. mod
ern electric kitchen: second hoor 3 large
bedrooms . complete tile baths Il of the
master bedroom; downstairs is a knotty-
pine recreation room fireplace. lavatory.
lot with trees: attached garage: a beautiful
home and fine location at the right price
Inspect today. To reach: Out Wisconsin
ave. to Chew Chase blvd west . blocks to
home. OWNER BUILDER 1901 18th st
NV Natl. $3.50. Evenings, Wisconsin
Evening star., 1939-10-23
FARMS FOR SALE.

IDEAL COUNTRY PLACE.
High elevation beautiful rolling land. SO
a.. in Howard County. Modernized dwell
ling. situated in a grove of trees. contains
10 rooms. tile baths and servants quar-
ters. G. E. air conditioner. insulated. hard
wood floors throughout Every convent
ence Swimming pool garage, tennis
house. stable and other outbldgs All in
perfect repair. Full-grown apple orchard,
12O trees Fruits of every variety. Attrac.
price.
F. H. EHLEN
Evening star., 1939-10-23

S7.5OO-1O ACRES.

Groom, modern brick home attractive
kitchen. bedroom and bath on 1st floor.
oil heat, fireplace, full basement. lily pool
8 acres in orchard, 2 acres in garden.
81 900 cash. JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville,
Md Ashton 350S