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here. win complsts her discharge
and proceed 10 ssatsss. returning
here 10 finlsh beading shs win
sail directly 10 the Orient ffom
Tacoma the secasd wssk In Janu.
airy,
The oslssas.~sssa. whlsh
he. hen tied .p ~ seattle
partially loaded fsF Inc eat.
ward voyage. ~sii arrive srv~
Tuesday 10 lad fiaar ~
the sperss mllis she wiil -.ii
direcs fas The osieat fsem ne
fosssressa terminal Friday.
A third steamer. coldbFcnk. siso
tied UP at Seattle will arrive here
later In the week FOR discharge and
leading. The last unit. Capsiio. 10
en- route here from the Orient to
complete her fret voyage
At the same time. officials u
the American. Hawaiian Lime an.
nounoed settlement 81 the dispute
which has kept the lntefceastsl
tretKhter Mnntanan erewisss and
idle here for a week
The vessel h scheduled 10
complete -ssxs werk and g.
part his Friday.
A bid for private operation Of .
trans.rsclflc steamship service
will be rendered the u. = maritime
commission on Jan. by the re-
GENTLY organised American Mali
Line. !, was disclosed Thursday.
The intention was revealed dur
ing testimony heard by hen l..
Moore. referss IN bankruptcy at
Seattle. Hearings were rs-epsnsd
In behalf u creditors, whose psti.
tons totslled nearly tioo.000 tor
attorneys fees and expenses,
". ". Warner. trustee for
The original lise. declared rer-
agnlti.n Of the petitions 81 this
tine would eonsuuss . third
Of the capital needed 10 eater
q bid.
Other probable bidders on Jan.
5 are the Pacific Northwest ORR
entail Lines. Inc, present Seattle
agents for the existing line United
states Lines. Baltimore Mall Line,
NO DIscaissIs.rios
Expiration OF the commerce and
navigation treaty between United
states and japan on Jan. 10. 1910.
will not result in discrimination
against japanese tonnage. the de-
pariment Of commerce. ruled this
week.
The conclusion IL based upon
. proclamation issued In 1877 by
President u y Grant. which
suspended discriminating duties
and tonnage taxes sEalnst Japan.
upon expiration VI treaty similar
10 the current treaty skpiFlnE
next month
Since that lGrant'sl pfvolamA-
ton appears not hass been re-
yoked Il will again be opera.
tive" the ruling said In part. and
continued that any contrary setion
would necessarily come from tbs
president nf congress
The order was dispatched 10
eollsetofs u customs throughout
the nation. and will b effective
until further notice
IN ruosr .ousD'
The new lighthouse tsBdsr rir
z1il bs based 81 Puget a8ssnd
about Jan. IS.
A. the same time. ths tender
HaHzaniia ALL De rsilsvsd here
20 return 10 her regular station
81 Astoria. following . ma jsf
overhaul.
The Firs arrival vfll mark the
end Of The tender Hsatbsr's ioaE
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NoawEaIAN rEsTIyAL

A Norwegian chriAtnas tree
festival all be held At the SALIVA
ton Army. Corps No. z. iIls 80.
18th st. Saturday evening 81 .
O'Clock. Mrs. J. Baeks viii be IN
charge Of the program.
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GRANT WATER PERMIT

A water permit Nas granted IN
OlympiS Friday 10 Lakewood. Inc.
TseSms. for rs second foot fran
stsiIscoosa lake for fire pretsctioh.
ice srsns and irsiKstiOn. Cast u
the project ~as given ~ 800
Bush roses. . for u Puget
Sound Nurseries. sz0i Pacific ave.
adv
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WASHINGTON ~ The
agriculture department 10.
day suspended iis wheat
and -four expert subsidies.
except for exports " flour
from the Pacific coast 10
the Philippine islands.
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carver w. waters uf thx NUfths
wess. ~ ea< l. = - permanently
Reconnaissance
sou. cons.
rs a. q tarssa - fpsslxn snsl
domestic eeezm<Fe< snneae<@<f
Friday thai specified ss~sss w,ll -
permitted IN tsssxrsrsw sefvss-
pcnasncs vita ne n.itlsk empire
hsxinnimx Ian. /
FuaF es-5ss ~eFv nsm<d " ~
alspxtsh flewssef. sadf<<s<< nd
signature. muss sssii - n pisln
lsnka2xe. ana us> ~ eest<s -
vessels u ssill prphinssed
ASK ArrmcvAi.
Approval ~ shs u. 4 mssssssns
commsssleH -. sought Friday ~
the ActseTmseh Steamship -. fuf
sale u tss effshoFs vessels to
cans.iira s~la lnssse<ss AZ
sraazfer 10 lifltssh registry
Il u Understood ths sAspe u.
sesssd srs easf.nsiy employed n
The South AmsFsssa trade. tat
identity sas withheld.
II We. admitted ~ sesap&ny
officials. however. thai mefs than
sfso. 600 u sxp<cs~a 10 - 80
tRlnsd frusn tbs sate pending snd
sale u the syansy -. ttsuptmsa
ssslsss thls mnnsh
u ~ss announced sh&t sAs sssn
viii be u.sa - 4 down payment
On four new fselxhseFs NJ the CT
sype. now under construction ~
the Il. a maritime eammissiua u
t.es Angeles.
CmARcAs inf-x
kehoes from The stsiks. bound
ssa Frsnelscs bay arr. we're svi.
dsnesd here Friday ~ the freight
sr charcss lay idle 81 her fests-
uem. piers berth
The tirse. Line ss.seI has
.-..s.., - s,--a. :, a. -.
rs.aa,.~. .m.,,., "a ..,.,.,,s
1850 - ...,,.,,.. ss-...s-.'s -.
-, -. -. ~. go ss..,...
80. .s.-s -, 80. - Z.
a.-'s..., ...'.ss,...s - 5000 a.
-. -. ss-........... -.
go
a. -. :. ..s
- 80 80 !. g.
ssm. "a =. s..a.', ..a.-..,.,.
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ELMER JEROME SMITH

Funeral services for Elmer
Jerome Smith, 81. of Rt. l. Box
256-D. Buckley, who died Thursday
in a local hospital, will be held
Saturday at $50 a. m. from Mel
fingers chapel. Smith leaves his
wife. Ida; a sister. Evelyn. and a
sou
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Always better butter a. Cow
Butter Store. gads.
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Flowers for your hostess. Car
den shop, Eh0des lady }
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WATCH PARTY
SUNDAY M|cnT

nuMNxu n&ptles rAsts<le3v
hstAsatst M rr~<nysssso2
sAassh>s IN assss ses > was<K
e~Fsy saa psesssn sse1.y sv>H-
Inc II s'sas<s h ne psf.evs u
tn rf<sestsftas shuvea nev.
nynssd hsekhaf wtil ha<s sNoTnes
u ne pfarfsm.
TIE ssetsI hsaT viii - zsf>rf<6
~ Nsv. a. y n~li<e NV. 1. a.
Hhuitx I'LL ssrdsxt - d<ve-
tiansis Nsv. A. n Caff>eM -
sssssi ~ ladies fvcsn ~ rhu<nse
viii provide F~fs~shm>ets. To
pubiss = invited
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Julian Fisher Saturday, IL
a. m. from Piper's chapel. Rev.
Verne Newhouse officiating. Gre
nation AZ Mountain View with the
L. s. W v. in charge.
James s. Fulton Saturday. 30
p. m. from Pipers chapel; Rev.
Mr.. Snovden officiating: burial
Mountain View burial park.
Harry Tibbs Saturday, 3 p. m.
from Pipers chapel; Rev. z. o.
Psulson officiating; burial New
Tacoma cemetery.
William Rohr-Grzveside serv-
ices were held Friday at ?. M.
IN the Trinity Lutheran cemetery
at Psrkland. under direction Of
Piper's.
Frieds PioeEer- body vss
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MRS. REINHoLD KUNsCHAK

Mrs. Ivy kunschak, 40, of 6201
So. Pine St, died Friday morning
in a local hospital. She was a
member of Neighbors Of Wood
craft and of the Methodist church.
She leaves her husband, Reinhold
of the home; three daughters. Ivy
Helen, Venetta Lee and Rena
June; one son, Reinhold jr,; two
brothers. Joe and William Grubb:
and one sister, Mrs. Mary Mute.
of Tacoma. Piper's will announce
the funeral.
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ROBERT RALSTON

Funeral services will be held
Saturday at $50 a. m. from st.
Leo's church for Robert Raltson.
80. general salesman. a native OF
Wisconsin and a resident of the
Carlton hotel. He died Thursday
night in a local hospital. He is
survived by his mother. Mrs.
Frank Bennett, and a brother.
Walter NJ. Ralston, both of Seattle.
Interment will be in Gig harbor
Services will be directed by
Buckley-King.
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Tacoma Obituaries

include his mother. Mrs. Carol
Larson; two sisters, Mrs. Arleen
Mccullough and Mrs. Lester
Evans. and two brothers, Roland
and Ronald, of Los Angeles.
Funeral services will be held there
Saturday.
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Ladies' u tks chSs~tisn ehurrh
hsls F-s~ptsaa ThuFmI<y sssr-
sax In he shufss r~rieFs fas shsiS
nee psstsF sna ~ family. usx
and MFs A. ]. usslss ard daaxh.
ssss. fsssis. Issi~n .na Nary rrst
nensna ~ss MASTER ~ ee<emnsles
Rev l. G. shulsA nss. A6ynar1
Meskhsf. and Rev. a, 4. Carlson
welcomed Rev H.iiss xna III
family ~ behalf = ne shureh>s
~ sumner Jsa9e n J. rfub-
shaw and Emssy = Fuak ~xtsnd<s
Erestssss Hsfs<<nmssts w<fe
served ~ nfs willard uess. Mira
n. J rFue~hsw sna Ma DEWEY
csffmsa.
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MRS. SELMA GLAUBERT

Mrs. sienna Glsubert, 7l-year-
old widow OF George Glaubert
since last September. died Thurs
day in a local hospital She lived
at Ills Ia. 45th ST. Born in
Sweden, Mrs. Glaubert came 10
Washington state In 1901 and TO
Tacoma in 1928. Surviving are a
step-daughter. Mrs. Olga Gerke,
and step-son, Alex Glaubert. both
of Seattle: two nieces. Mrs. Hazel
Halback Of Humbolt, Ssskatche-
wan; and Mrs. Lillian Driver, Of
Lac Vert sssk.. and four ne
phews, Elmer Hansen, OF Humbolt,
Sask.; Walter Hansen. St Brieux.
sask.; Wallace Hansen. Of Saska-
toon. Sask.. and Rinehold Sven
son, Chicago. Funeral arrange
ments are being made by Mel
fingers.
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tHbfH1af . Eftttit ~ fatlH4 H@H~
pie from TIE t'fssssssssss shsssk
sp~ni ths day skiing II cxulsel
T'hs party ineis1ea sylvia I.sag<aa,
Ruin s.ssnsn.a. ANA pyfsf. NexmA
uusks. n<tty Jaha~pa. lean liswe,
Ruth Ms. Henrietta Nss. Lucy n>lI
Ryan. uonaId ward. itsi nEshihslt.
ts~n Martin. esls Ts<tsf. ponsil
rp@tsf. Charles Hslek rlos lsnnleh.
Aynsrd Assssf. George ks4fnslsen.
Ma FRED cssnsh&n and Mr.. Mafy
Dssis
ssssan<s ntlefs
Mrs Cflia silsan snd 5aunhtek
joyce sfs spsnsIla9 tns fai< sss-
sun In oshisas. California nfa
A. Dahl Fssusaea 10 nag home u
idsha Thursday affair sp<nainE
chfistmss with her son.la-lsw m
daughter. Ne. sna Mira Hsx Wsle9
~. NJ. ana hFs. Lsttsy uupiii wtii
hsss ~ ss~ Years an~sts NJ sa<t
Mrs. ussfss ftvs1Ess and family -
Hssstls kIfs f'st Carol @ss
hessss< Thufeisy sftsfpcon fsf tie
stsbsksh aswin1 club Olympia
Iii.Y vas hest 20 Tire ifIsf stus
u saassF thursday - Olympia.
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~ nA
h II.
ply
|Valla
the
,ntri-
ysics.
|ysics
The
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kcher
ears,
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who
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Evening star., 1939-08-02
Soldiers Home
Resident Beaten,
Robbed by ; Men
Two Bandits and Girl
Strone-Arm Victim on
Way to Drink Beer

A resident Of the Soldiers, Home
was in precarious condition today,
following a beating administered
yesterday by three colored men who
robbed him of about SIS.
CASTLE Chaudre, SO, who had been
under treatment at the Soldiers
Home Hospital, was the victim of
the beating. Police were told that
he was sitting on the wall of the
grounds on Hardwood road NE.
when the three men approached.
They asked him for money, and
when he refused, began to beat him
on the head with sticks. After
taking his wallet, the trio left Mr..
Chaudre lying on the ground, where
he was found short time later by
another resident of the home. He
was in the hospital today with pos
sibly a fractured skull and brain
Evening star., 1939-08-02

3s The above sale has been postponed
until MONDAY THE TWENTY FIRST
pay OF AUGUST. AT THE SAME HOUF
AND PLACE.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
Evening star., 1939-08-02
Ii. Col. Easterday
Promoted 10 Colonel i;
8 Others Advanced
Native Of D. c. Stationed
In Detroit; 1t. Col. Wash
Gets Higher Rank

Recent promotions of nine Army
officers, one a native of this city,
have been announced in a War
Department special order.
The Washingtonian is Col. George
w. yesterday, Coast Artillery Corps,
stationed with the Organized Re-
serves at Detroit, who was advanced
from the grade of lieutenant colonel.
One other lieutenant colonel was
advanced to the grade of colonel
while three majors were made lieu
tenant colonies and four captains
promoted to majors.
Born August 16, 1887, Col. Easter
day was graduated in electrical
engineering at George Washington
University in 1909. He entered the
service as a major in the Coast Ar
tillery during the World War and
later became a lieutenant colonel
in the Field Artillery. Subsequently,
he was honorably discharged and
in 1920 commissioned a major in
the Regular Army.
Col. Easterday graduated from
the Army War College here in
1881 and in 1927 graduated with
distinction from the Command and
General Staff School. He also is a
graduate of the Coast Artillery
School, advanced course, and of the
Artillery Corps Tactical School.
The other officers promoted, their
present stations and new grades, are
as follows:
Col. Clyde H. Wash, Air Corps,
stationed at March Field, Calf;
1t. Col. Clinton A. Pierce. Cavalry,
stationed at Fort Bliss, Texas; 1t.
Col Ivan L. Bennett, chaplain, sta
toned at Fort Benning, Ga; 1t.
Col. Ross F.. Cole, Air Corps, sta
Evening star., 1939-08-02
THOMAS j. OWEN g. SON, Auctioneers
l43l Eye st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, NO $500


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
LOWELL STREET. NORTHWEST.
recorded in Liber 667l at folio 347, ct
seq, one of the land records OF the District
OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
trustees. viii sell at public auction, in
front Of the premises on MONDAY, THE
FOURTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1899,
S9R a6d a3S mise thf Nv Se
District OF Columbia, and being described
at lot twenty-eight. (2S) in Floyd E.
Davis sHbdiyision Of lots, in block seven
recorded IN Lber sh's e. folio io2 Of pia the
records of the office of the surveyor Of the
District OF Columbia. known for aS taSatiQn
square two thousand and ninety-on
t209ll. known as house and premises No.
$500 Lowell St, NV, Washington. D. c.
fourth Of the Sa p9chase prce 3 9 dssh paH
balance in three equal installments in
one. two and three years. respectively, with
interest at the rate of six t61 per eentum
on the property sold, or all cash at the
option OF the purchaser; taxes paid or
adjusted to the date OF sale: purchaser
date of sale TO date of settlement at six
90 per centum per annum; all convey
ancing, recording. revenue stamps, etc, at
the cost of the purchaser; good title or no
sale A deposit of three hundred (S30000l
dollars will be required at the time Of
sale Terms to be complied with within 80
resold at the cost or risk of the defaulting
purchaser, after five 90 days previous
advertisement OF said resale in some news
paper published in Washington, D C.
ERNEST NJ. CoLvIN,
C. CLINTON JAMES, Trustees.
900 F St. NV.
Phone District $3.50.
Attorney for Trustees. au@,4S1O.12.
Evening star., 1939-08-02
conclusion and lacerations on his
head

conclusion and lacerations on his
head.
George l.. Spencer of Arlington,
Va, reported that he was robbed of
between $50 and $40 early today by
a pair of strong-arme bandits and
a mite of girl.
Mr.. Spencer said the two men and
the girl approached him as he
walked on Maine avenue S.W., near
Ninth street. They invited him to
have glass of beer with them, and
when they reached H street near
Ninth street S.W. they seized him.
The men beat him up and held him
while the girl, who weighed only
about 80 pounds, took his wallet.
Police here joined in the search
for three bandits who staged a 50 900
hospital pay roll holdup in Balti-
more yesterday. The trio fled the
robbery scene in light gray sedan,
which was sought here and in other
nearby areas.
The bandits stopped bookkeeper
of the Sinai Hospital in Baltimore
Evening star., 1939-08-02
AUCTION SALES.
HOS j OWEN & SON AUCTIONEERS,
Future

THos. ]. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERs,
ADMINIsTRATR!x SALE OF ,yALgABLE
kNowS As As pREMIsEs No. 17o7
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of an order passed in the
District Court of the District OF Columbia
holding Probate Court in the matter of
the Estate of Blanche E. Greenfield. de-
ceased, Administration No. 493l3. the
undersigned administratrlx will sell at
public auction in front OF the premises:
on THURSDAY THE TWENTY FOURTH
DAY OF AUGUST, A D. 1889. AT THREE
O'CLOCK. PM. lot 4 in square 15l, to-
sether with the improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. a deposit
OF $500 shall be required at the time
Of sale, said administratrix shall reserve
the right to reject any and all bids
deemed by her to be insufficient; all
conveyancing, recording revenue stamps
and notaries' fees shall be at the cost of
the. purchaser: the said sale shall be
subject to the approval and ratification
of the court: terms of sale to be complied
with by the purchaser within thirty days
after such approval, otherwise the ad-
ministratrix shall resell said property at
the cost of defaulting purchaser
MARY LOUISE FENWRICK.
Administrative of the Estate of Blan che
E. Greenfield, deceased
SAMUEL D. MATTHEW'S.
Attorney for Administrative
lu26. .auo q 1922
Evening star., 1939-08-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE c. SHINN. WILLIAM E.
RICHARDSON, Attorneys,
Woodward Bldg,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co.
lumbia William G. Stathers, Plaintiff, VS..
Anna T. Weeks and Unknown heirs, alien
ees, or devisees of Anna T. Weeks. de-
ceased, Defendants Civil Action No.
2992.-ORDER OF PUBLICATION.-Th
object of this action is to obtain decree
establishing of record in fee simple by
adverse possession the title of the plaintiff.
and to quiet the title to certain unimproved
land and realty located in the District OF
numbered Twenty-three (23) and Twenty
four (24) in square numbered Thirty-one
Hundred ana Ninety-seven t319D in Alter
and Redmond's subdivision of parts of
Roberts Choice" and "Ould's First Va
cancy," as per plat recorded in the ONCE
of the Surveyor for the District of Co
lumbia in Liber 36 at folio S, as set forth
in the complaint filed in this cause Upon
motion of the plaintiff it is, by the Court
this sth day of July. 1889. ADJUDGED
and ORDERED, that the defendants. Anna
or devisees of Anna T. Weeks, deceased.
cause their appearance to be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occurring
after the expiration of the fortieth day,
exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays,
occurring after the day of the first publi
cation of this order otherwise this cause
will be proceeded with as in case of default;
provided a copy hereof is published once
a week for three successive weeks in The
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star Newspaper. longer and other publica-
tions being dispensed with for good cause
shown. O. R. LUHRING, Justice. lSea!0
A true copy Test: CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk. By B. DERTZBAUGH Asst.
Clerk Jyl9.26; au2.
Evening star., 1939-08-02

toned at Mitchell Field. N. Y; Mai.
George M. McElroy, Cavalry, Chat
tanooga, Tenn; Maj. John r.
Thornton, Cavalry, Fort Brown,
Tex; Maj. Douglas H. Rubinstein,
Quartermaster Corps, Schuylkill Ar
senal, Philadelphia, and Maj. Hugo
P. Rush, Air Corps, Langley Field,
Va.
Evening star., 1939-08-02


Phillips Comdr Wallace B. from u S. S
Arizona to Sd Naval District
Smith. 1t Comdr. Arthur c., from o. s. S
Vega to executive officer of u S S
Nunn, 1t. Ira H, from. Washington, D. C.
Fox ciI Ii to $ AnaFfg aeiens j. from New York
Sprott. Ensign Ebert D. jr., from U s. S
Savannah to U. s, S. Concord.
MEDICAL CORPS.
F1nnegan 1t. Comdr. James F., from
Portsmouth. Va, to Pearl Harbor. Terri
tory of Hawaii
Island Calf. 4, to was Washinaton. ms 5r"" D. Ns!' C
GRAY. it. Walter N. from Puget Sound
Wash, TO 70 Ammunition Depot Haw-
Foote, 1T. q. eD Huge L.. jr. from sitka
Alaska. 10 u. S. s. Yorktown
CONSTRUCTION CORPS.
Pierce. 1t Ransom A. from u S s. Me-
Spiler, 1T John H, from U, S. S. Altar
to Battle Force
CHAPLAIN CORPS.
Gorski 1t Vincent j. from U. s. s. Mel
vile to U. S s. New Mexico.
AsIATIC DISPATCH ORDERS.
sheehan; Comdr. John M. from cavite. P.
l.. TO Philadelphia. Pa.
Pace, 1t. Comdr. Willis, from Cavite. P. l.,
to Philadelphia, Pa
Bennett. 1t Comdr Laurence from 18th
Wallace, 1t. Comdr William H, from Ash
attic Fleet to Naval Academy.
Asston n.o II, cqmdr. Arthur A.: from u s,
Garcia. 1t Edmund F. from U. S. s. Ashe-
vile to Naval Ammunition Depot. Fort
Hall. II, Frederick s.. from Cavite. P. l.,
to Philadelphia. Pa.
Denham: 1t. Walter S., orders modified to
Buehler, It, Albert R. from U. s. s. Tulsa
to Navy Ward. Boston, Mass
Gates, 1t. Bernard NJ. from 18th Naval
District TO Receiving Ship. New York
Moureau 1t. Rinhard from U. S. S. Ashe-
vile to Great Lakes. III.
B0xs5s nao 10 Ii t. Jshs g r Ranren 5rem u s. s. Minda
w2Td hrst 81 g q Sev g. R"De5 dndor f. cd5m from u s.
Hies oahu IT. to q u Fh0mhS mixankee Ri from o. 8 s
Badger; 1t q. 81 Rodney j.. from u s. 8
Mindanao to- U S. s. Enterprise
Di1Tidde 1obd E g. e. a Alya " from
Howard, 1t. q. g. Ezra G.. from U. S. S
FofTef Fleet t [6 q = = EyeTatf Hesbd j. from Asiate
Paul Jones to q S, Yorktown
IaaS aSsusta h e. e. s s Rshfrd psbIgren 1rSm u
Augusta to U, S S. Altar.
HS5p1 FHss It to I t. s sutssE + Salinas as from o. s.
Lee. 1t. q. g George r., from o. s. s.
Edsal to U. S. S Idaho.
Michel, 1t. u. gD Edward A.. jr, from q.
S: S. -Peary to U. S. S Vincennes.
Boyle. 1t; q: g Peter F.. from U. 8. s.
Luzon to ., s S. Ranger
Armstrong, 1t; q. g. Warren W.. from
U S. Barker to. U. S. S. Lexington.
HOOD 1t. q. g. Clark A.. .jr.. from q. S. B.
Kasope pope T. u 5 stsy1nn Wyoming e m r, from,
Yangtze Patrol to 4th Marines,
Peppard, 1t. q, g. Marcus R.. ir.LlS: c.
=. orders modified. to 18th Naval District.
Kilroy II y. g. John p Is. c. from
Navy Yard, Cavite, P. l., to U. s. 8.
Canopus
Browning, Ensign Charles L.. from q. 8. 8.
LuZoh to U. s. s. Oahu.
Wilson. Ensign Donald W., from q. 3. B.
Pope to U. S. s. John D. Edwards.
Evening star., 1939-08-02
Crowd at Rooster Funeral

CAMDEN, N. j., Aug. 2 R.-Hun-
dreds Of persons attended a rooster's s
funeral yesterday.
The brown cockerel-Dick had
been neighborhood pet. For two
days his owner, Eugene Gibbs, had
tried to nurse it back to health. He
said the bird had pneumonia. It was
buried IN Mr.. Gibbs yard.
Evening star., 1939-08-02
IHos. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS

PEJVE5 sA1E sNA eryA og yAIyARLE KNnS ms
TWo9sToRY BRICK R1his; REs1psNcE' SatSE
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded in Liber No. 1857. folio All,
Of Of seo 9 te aaG aGd cqss Pba Of the Ss
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustee will sell, at public auction. in front
Of Of - the premises on FRIDAY THE
AT THREE-fHfRTY octocK Pm. H, the
following described land and premises, sit
uate in the District of Columbia, and des-
ignated as and being lot f1fty-three (53)
IN H R. Howensteins subdivision of lots
in square nine hundred and thirty-eight
As. folio 21. of the records of the Office
Of the surveyor of the District of Co.
lumbia
Terms of sale: one-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance payable
IN three years with interest at five per
centum per annum, payable semi-annually.
from day of sale. secured by first deed of
trust upon the property sold. or all cash,
at the option Of the purchaser deposit
OF $500 90 will be required at time of sale.
stamps. etc. at cost of purchaser Terms
OF sale to be complied with within 80
DAYS from day of sale, otherwise the trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the prop
purchaser, after Ave days advertisement
of such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington, D c.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
By GEO. E. FLEMING. trustee
~ Vice President
J. WESLEY CLAMPITT.
Assistant Secretary.
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