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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12
BrYont Center to
Open Sept. %

The Bryant community center
will open Sept, %.
Registration will begin $3.50 p. m,
Monday for adult classes and will
continue all week.
Glasses for the week will include
archery, Christmas card making,
dramatics, bridge, swimming, knit
ting, and many others.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12
Coal Tar DYES

Dyes are complex chemical com.
pounds that require a high degree
Of chemical end engineering skill to
produce. They are referred to as
coal tar dyes because the majority
Of them are obtained from a num-
Der Of different chemicals or inter.
mediates nearly all Of which come
from coal tar. The name "aniline"
frequently given to dyes resulted
from the use Of that chemical in
early dye manufacture Aniline it.
self is made from coal tar.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12

When shopping for dress-making
fabrics. don't overlook the remnant
tables. Short lengths Of expensive
fabrics make collars and cuffs for q
dress Of less expensive black fabric.
Under-suit blouses are made from
short lengths Of fabric and some
remnants contain sufficient mate
rial to line jackets or children'S
coats.
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present were Mines. Ethel Smith,
Rita West Mary Anne Faison,
Patricia Johnson, and Betty Lewis.
The next meeting will be at the
same address with Mrs. Virginia
Ash as hostess.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12

Among the recent visitors to the
Minneapolis office Of this newspaper
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mann
Jr., Of Chicago; A. H. NaZOremus
Sleepy Eye. MINI: Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn +. Duncan. Portland, Oregon;
Mrs. Harry King, Mrs. Eva Neal,
and Mr.. william Brayboy, st. Paul
Visitors this week to the St Paul
office Of this newspaper included
BERTHE Copeland. N9 RondO Ave
Cora A. Carr. 365 Aurora Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12
Sanity City
lettings
By GEORGIA RUSSELL


The greatest happiness Of
life is the conviction that we
are loved, loved for ourselves,
or rather, in spite Of ourselves.
Victor Hugo
Lovely Janet Armstrong, who is
visiting here from San Francisco,
was again guest of honor at a
party at the home Of Ernie John
son last Wednesday night. The
party was well attended.
Dorothy Nuns Maxine
Worthington (who is returning
soon to Wherefore college), Gloria
oNeal, Janet Hause, Virgella
Harper, Pauline Ray, Bradford
Benner, Edgar Pillows, Ralph
Jones, Nelson Mccoy (who escorted
Janet), Brewer Clark, Earl Weber,
and Bobby Smith were a few of
the many there.
No one seemed to be in a
dancing mood. Most Of the
guests just sat and talked.
Refreshments were served and
the party broke up about mid
night
Line forms to the right-line
forms to the right - l may be
cracking but sure am facting.
For the Andy Kirk dance last
Saturday was so crowded that it
was hard work even to dance slow.
Almost everyone from St. Paul
and Minneapolis who likes good
music was there land that's almost
everyone). A few of the many
caught glimpses Of were Evelyn
Lewis and Inman johnson, Sarah
Hill and A. D., Shirley Terrell and
Ernie Johnson, Charlotte Perfect,
Edith Price, Dolores Sears, Jean
Cannon, Dorothy Woodford and q.
T. Munson, Naomi Zachary, Pat
and Bobby Cartwright, lone Rus
sell and Frank Schine, Myra Nc
Adams, and Willie Brown. Virginia
Robinson was there too and look
ing quite pretty-her new hair
style is very becoming. Saw Car
militia Hit for the first time since
I've been back.
Attractive Anne Garrett of
Atlantic City is visiting here.
She is staying with Sarah Hill
and plans to remain for the
winter.
Vernon Bell Of Duluth is visiting
Edith Price for three weeks.
l was a guest at dinner party
for lovely Marquette Perkins Of
New Orleans last Friday. She ar
rived last Tuesday and plans to
stay two weeks. The dinner was
held at the beautiful home of her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lukes. The evening started off
with story telling and ended with
a gathering around the piano.
Chester sang three numbers, while
Evelyn furnished the music.
The night ended with everyone
well-fed and content--an end to
perfect evening.
The humorous love triangle of
the week turned out just like they
do in the fairy tales. Once upon
a time there were two close friends,
and a handsome green-eyed boy
from St. Paul, Of course). The girl
friend Of this boy-mad at him
went to the Andy Kirk dance with
admirer. The boy wen t
alone and met his girl friends
best friend, picked up on that
1--WE and had a ball. All this time
his girl was angry but decides she
must love him. That's all he wanted
to know. Next night finds them
out at T. |. holding hands and gaz-
ing dreamily into each others eyes.
They lived $50 far happily ever
after. Don't ask me how | know
I just do.)
Catch on to you next week.
Bye now.
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Monday morning, Sept. s, from
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where they
had spent the weekend visiting
Mrs. Kinks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Amity Blakey and family. While
in the city, they were the house
guests Of Mrs. Kinks sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Tate.
Miss /. Myrtle Garden, STAFF
head of the Halle Q. Brown COM
munity house, returned home Sept.
2, from Philadelphia, Pa, where
she had spent 4 month visiting her
mother. Miss Garden also visited
in Atlantic City and other points
East.
Mrs. Edith Black Of 962 Iglehart
Ave-, left the city Monday, Sept.
8, for a months trip to 0mRhs and
Los Angeles.
A marriage license was issued
last week to S. G. Sheppard, Jr.,
As9 st. Anthony Ave-, and Eula
C. johnson, $50 N. Chatsworth.
Turkey Dinner; Mrs Theresa
johnson, S65 st. Anthony Ave-,
entertained at q turkey dinner,
Thursday, Sept. 4, honoring Dr..
P. W. and Mrs. Hin and children
Of ClarksdRle, Miss; Mrs. B. L.
Morris, Mrs. Winona Minis Of Min
neapolisi Mr.. and Mrs. Watson and
daughter; Mrs. Johnson's daughter,
Mrs. Leona Montague.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12

The price Of butter may be a mat
ter Of concern to the American
housewife, but It isn't TO the women
OF Afghanistan. Afghanistan Is the
home Of the famous fat-tailed sheep
and the Afghans use the fat from
the tails in the same ways we use
butter
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Social and Personal
Q ST. PAUL. 4

Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Allen of 65S w. Central Ave, had
their housequests Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Cason and
daughter Frances Cason of Fresno California During their
stay in the city the Caorans entertained extensively
Miss Cason the guest of Mrs. Ida Murphy at Pop
cert Saturday Aug 80 On Aug 18th and 3Oth Mr. and
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Birthday greetings in St Paul:
Sept. l6-Mr. Ben Peery 1927 Cum
berland. Sept l7-G. u. jackson.
1893 ROndo Ave; HelOise Tabor. st.
Paul. Sept l9-Mrs. Eva Neal, 53l
ST. Anthony Ave, Carrie Green,
Smith, 1920 Rondo Ave, Mrs. James
StrOthers, 492 W. Central Ave. Sept.
2l-Mrs. Floyd Massey, Jr, 7l9 st.
Anthony Ave. Sept 22-Herb b.
Russell. 1856 st. Anthony Ave. Sept.
24-James Lee, 992 Iglehart Ave.
Sept. 25-Chester Oden, Sr, s5S Lyle
hart Ave; Gertrude Scott, SIS Car
roll Ave; Eula g. Johnson, 1877 st.
Anthony Ave.
Birthday greetings in MInneapo-
SIC Fremont Ave. No. Sept. Is
Mrs. S. W. oliver, 246is Fourth
Ave. So: Henry Thomas, 500 Aldrich
Ave. No; Leonard Minis, AZ Col
fax Ave. No; Joseph jennings, 400
Hotel; .NorvSl p; Barksdale, 9l2
o. Howell, 2207 Elliot Ave. So;
Mrs. Iva Napue, 10 Hyland Ave.
No; Mrs. Laura Gaskins, 22Ol Fifth
Ave. So. Sept. go, L. Alexander
lotte Nash. Sept. 22-fIenry Near
thur, 900 Irving Ave. No; Henry
Bolts. Jr.. SG7 18th Ave. No Sept
23-GraCc Johnson, 56l Eighth Ave
No; Rosetta Thomas, GO6 nth Ave
So: Bertram Slaughter, 1906 Port
land Ave; A. L. Commodore. $40 r
Lake St; Fred r. Titus, PA W. 3lst
st.
out OF town greetings: Sept. IL
Margaret jackson, Zanesville. ohio.
Sept 2O-Mrs. Carlton Simpson, Bal
timOre. Md Mrs Wanda Howard.
Paola, Kans. Sept. 2l-Nivian Gil
strap. Washington, y. C., Herman
simmons, New Orleans, La. Sept
23-Durprelle V. Crisis Kansas Ctty,
kans.; Violet Hill Whyte, Baltimore,
Nd.
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VeruaHIe Lamp

The infra-red heat lamp. nor
maIly used for personal comfort IN
the baking Of aches and pains from
the human body. Il adaptable 10
thawing out frozen water pipes.
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Evening star., 1947-12-29
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN to learn auto radio installa-
ton work; must, be willing to work hard:
this Is no easy Job, so don't apply If you
fs5H6 0 E4bo s9Ea seas s%Es iEs'f sc ARRy
SSS YOUNG C. NAN ass high school education to
ssss4y sssst at yin fs asse Co no oS SC
YOUNG MAN, over 1s, free to travel, can
earn $3.50 per day to start. Room 424
Young MAN to service and repair sew S
ing machines: perm. posi- with excel. op-
portunity for advancement TO the right
s1 h G' IN RAah e soss sh ":9sn5 :ns
Young MAN. eolored. work drugssors;
fSfS s9ea 1o caiarzn,s 1isaz Ss t. nA eAFoRSA S
YOUNG MAN. white. high school srad
able to type; opportunity to learn radio
son reaursd APE9 RADPo 70
ToGNG MAN, is to to 20. o. vhite, ifte' to act a.
Permanent position. Opportunity Tor tati ad.
vancement. Call Mr.. Curtin, Ii. 1900, L
P. sTEUART & BRO. INC. 13s 18th st
YOUNG MAN, assistant to display man.
aeer: some knowledge of display in colo,
coordination necessary; attractive salary
and a d other s DHvileses. l. FRANK CO, a9o(
YoUNG MAN, in his eos. high school edu
cation. good family. for responsible posi-.
tion recurring handling Of money and re-
ports. Good future. Apply MR.. MEAKIN
RKO Keith's Theater. 10 am to 5 pm.
A PERMANENT POSITION for q married
man who is not afraid of work: must hav,
fair education, neat appearance and owl
car. Not a canvassing proposition. EX
ceptional opportunity for advancement
am. to 3 pm. Monday and Tuesday. -2G
WANTED experienced boat mechanic
eruising e1sn an1 Florida waters 65-fti yacht
BEUTEL, phone MA. $50. Room 1014
Evening star., 1947-12-29
SALESMEN.
SN6EO1VtGNe
WANTED-One real estate Salesman

WANTED-One real estate salesman. high
aafSE NO ebeaton to
experience provided financially able to tide
oyer c,I starting, period. Excellent once, lin
cs ssd ow i4s er Gss5 in N
BE A PARTNERWWanted,.' Young man to
develop general insurance or high-type
integrity unquestioned, financially able to
ef wth eaDsr partner5hp asS Cali ha oW @ 44ss
sALEsMENMBig profits in deals, Expert
structions in beautiful free sample kit.
WElsZ, 2l3-B. North Desplaines' Chi
sALEsAIEN-we have recently released q
new product for distribution in the Wash
Of Of a a. few men over Il yrs yrs Of age who
want to earn $50 or more per wk. from
,hs start For personal intsrvew s,yI ,ds See
sALEsMEN@Retaii fabric store. retail ex-
perience is necessary: permanent position,
son ss' tpps sp s'F THE E49 III sq
st. NV. 4
DURING THE NEXT WEEK will employ
5 men for permanent positions. References
~ teIjoxtns y. @ ss5siass psId to ,I. *
II saots 80 .nG H. r. Sol sSss1s 81 aGpy W rss M
Dec. 80, at 9 am. 1o7 North Fairfax ST.,
SALES PRoMoTIoN MEN. under 25 yrs
Of age. for personal contact work, to orig
mate leads for Johns-Manville insulation
and other products; excellent ,opportunity
to learn selling. under experienced sales
engineers; commission setup. with good
earning possibilities. Call or see Mr.. Null
len, JOHNS-MANVILLE SALES CORP
Room 2O4. 92s 5th st. NV, Ex. 1177, .?
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced. capable OF
becoming manager. Apply FELSER' s. ao1
If you ARE A GOOD SALESMAN, apply
for a position as retail liquor salesman:
liquor exp. not necessary; salary. $4,000
yr. State age. former positions and resi-
dences for past yrs Box 9-B, Star. 81
Evening star., 1947-12-29
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, cook and houseman; salary ane
maintenance. SH. 7644. 80
full time Stop in any weekday, Q to 8
and Iid talk 1t over; PoRD Io,6 e MoRGsooR so
pleasant surroundings WOODLEY DRUG
STORE, 3527 Conn. ave. WO. ,7777. -2s
SODA FOUNTAIN HELP lwhitel. exper
PHAR::. 244s Wis; ave; nv. Wo: 62lo
need 100 people for saleswork; good sal
ment: permanent positions. Apply in per
son, employment offlce. 8 am. to II noon
THE FULLER PRODUCTS CO., 634 g. st
Evening star., 1947-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ORCHESTRA AND MUSIC for ali occa-
e93s dreeSp OF FRANZ NE BEMNs M A7sN and
pp s1ners apprsisins Hd 1sSs trss IL S
81, 1873 H s. nv NJ s44o: $50,
@ income tax prepanation done fTSe BY Experts eHs
s6 meRth ff's sSess HhGH TO" retsrences Fhons
AccouAPAN1s Aes@s sPa AND TAX coNsuLrANrs
Books started kept roDa1 part TINS VA al IS tx
IfSERs HENsEB eo saf Es5s bsss ae
opfISi OF TaaE FIREMEN,s EserNN INsukANcb nee
GHoRGGETowN. sos seventh Street North
west washington. D. C.-The stockholders
Of the Firemen's Insurance Co. OF Wash
once OK the company on Monday, Janu-
AIRY 8. 1a4S, for the purpose OF electtng
thirteen directors for the ensuing year
nasssa R8ls HPsa HtoPs tEsn sa s.4staTy 70 II noon
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants; no cash needed; small
THOMPSON 4 sTANsBURY co, Ii. 1929
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, 80. 40 gal,
automatic: no cash needed; small monthly
Son 4 sTANsBURy CO. NC, Ii. 3O2e,.
ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started,
kept: part time; tax returns prepared,
srfss oeTs @ part
time basis, 20 yrs. experience In ali taxes.
Reply by phone or write BOX 3TI-f, star.
1.-THE ANNUAL MEETING of the share
holders of the Home Building Association
20o6 Pennsylvania avenue NV, on Tues
the the eieetion ia of othcsrs and directors and
sa sssors ''hsF IT,
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS-The Annual Meeting
Of the stockholdsrs ,,.e Of the NATIONAL
sotion Of any other business that may
Be held at the Offices OF the Company
al the northeast corner of Fifteenth
Street and New York Avenue, Northwest.
teenth day Of January, 1915 at three
O'Clock PM. The stock transfer books
viii be closed for ten days before the
meeting. the tenth day being the date
of the meeting. NELSON J. FOSTER,
SSee1sssE''T SoTIcE TO sTocKHoLpERs-rns an.
n1al meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Washington Loan & Trust Co. for the
election of directors and for the. purpose
OF transsctins such other, business as
may lawfully come before the. stockhold-
ers In general meeting. will be held al
the main office of the company, Ninth
and streets, W, Washington. D. c., al
70 o'clock noon, Tuesday, January 13
1o4S. The polls will remain open to re.
ceive votes for such election between the
hours Of 12 o'clock noon and o'cloch
pm. on that date. RALPH ENDICoTT
Treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES (cont.) J

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the sharehold-
of Washington will be held at 4 O'Clock
pm. on Tuesday, January 13, 194S. in the
office OF Walter B. Guy. Liquidating Agent
st. NV. Washington, D. C., for the purpose
Of receiving a report of the liauidating
agent. the election of directors, if desired
and the transaction of such other business
as NAV properly come before the meeting
ALBERT F. YEATMAN, Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the sharehold-
ers of the American Building Association
will be held at the Office of the associa-
ton, 300 PENNSYLVANIA ave. Sc. on Friday,
January .. 194s, at Z pm. for the trans
action Of such business as may properly
come before it, The time of voting for
the election Of officers and directors to
manage the affairs of the association for
the ensuing year shall be between the
en- this date w. H. BLANz, secretary.
Evening star., 1947-12-29
HELP WoMEN.

ASSISTANT BUYERS for various depart.
msntS in the downstars ssore; mpst hays a
ssSant ass 4th On oof RS5fhaIfi BRo
BhAtT1 aih Sih a1e ofEkAToR II v experienced cens
INC. Inc a 5s45 N. WASHINGTON Blvd "a
BOOKKEEPER. for Burrouehs bookkeeping
day week, retirement. disqualification ane
insurance benefits SECURITY SAVINGS
AND COMMERCIAL BANK. 9th and G
BookKEEPER. experienced m at post posting o. %
attrac.ys salary many nMx pr,vilesgSsnso sSno Sc
BOoKKEEPER, Remins ton Rand operator
tipping. general ofice; advancement. Phone
BoooakEEPGR so for credit dept; permanent
hour 5.day week Liberal discount nsfS 6prs priv
personnel ofhce, SEARS, RoEBucK & Co.
45oo VII sEs nT Younp woman quiet and
in person MARTINS CHINA STORE,
ho3KEEEpER aS3 EGnn aye for financial institution
5ts.dsS. S 4o-hour .'v week: tsDing neeessary.
Salary commensurate with ,ability, Auto;
matte free hosptazatt0nt and 10
pp Prsesr ps5sSn i, 1%mss5sst. ssds opsnins sGGail
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator. Eillott
sondshs ssy Week 0'1;sHs Hst
BBo9ekffErE&rYsfsr B9es Gn RE dousl. entry TAKE
Experience esu an and phone no. BOX es:A'
CAMERA GIRL. for night club: 21-3o
years Of age. attractive. sales ability
essential; Immediately; permanent. D1.
CASHIER. handbag saleslady = Steady
position: pleasant WORKING equations con
Apply JOSEPH DE YOUNG, 1925 ST.
past mu'' sy ss Wsst WM N
= Co. 5th and K SITS; nv; ,S,sr, omc. 80 s1,o
fsaaifar familfar !fth III ScR; perm position: zohr
5-day wk: discount privileges. employe
esnss sExs R6ggux AgRH :: once &C., 1850 0s VS.
CASHIER, experienced. desired interesting
SS5s cSsnst. SdfS sE7 sESs fSSe ''ss 1858 s1s St
e4saHsA eeAs6psA Dsss 4arAH :4i AFRBs|y FRss ss ifsi'
CASHIER. CAPABLE Q, hsndlinE R1an.sI 81 s.sI s.sf
cash books and make deposits; perm. pos nosi'
tiDp a9py Fs3a F%xsHNdTos ffsEH ToBAcco Co. ssi
assil sRs Cosmetic girl local exp refs
e.day week. no SUNDAYS, dayEork york q only; y,
WooDkAWs IS 81 sPs Ps1fM PaARMAcY mq: 1aa 5fG
CtuAiSHIER- CHECKER, full or part time. II
Federal cafeteria: full time beginning a
lunch period 5-day week; age. 20-35,
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC, u l!
CAasSsHiERlNCR OPERATOR for credit ofic'
of installment clothing CO: good salary
steady position. Apply sLoANs' 735 I'll
CiTCHERS, feeders colored. experienced
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 1927 K st. 2 "
Evening star., 1947-12-29

ber by President Roosevelt IN 1885
and was reappointed by Mr.. Roose-
welt in 1888 and by President Tru-
man in 1945.
Mr.. Freer is a graduate of George
Washington University and trus-
tee of that institution. Before be-
ing named to the trade commission
he was special counsel for the Sem
ate Committee on Interstate Com
merce.
He is native of Cincinnati. He
lives at 116 Woodlawn avenue, Ken
wood. Md.
Evening star., 1947-12-29

When answering adrertise-
nents addressed to Star boIes
do NOT inclose original RET
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal value. Ad-
pertisers often tatl to call tcr
all replies addressed to a Sta1
bor number and this mail IS
destroyed IT remaining oDer 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
Evening star., 1947-12-29

Here is quick and convenient way of nsuring that
YOUR classified ad gets into The Star. Expert and
courteous representatives always ready to take
YOUR ad at the business The Stars spacious
lobby and give you friendly advice on how to phrase
it to your best advantage. The Star business counter
is open from am to IL pm. every day. Ads re-
ceived by always get into the next days Star
except on Saturday when the deadne for The Sunday
Star is pm. And remember, The Star also has
seventy-two want ad offices all the Washington
and nearby areas In fact it than likely that
there's Star classified ad agent in your neishborhood
who will take your ad during his business hours Call
Classified Advertising Department., MA. 50cO, tor the
location of The Star ad office in your neighborhood
Evening star., 1947-12-29

sion's policy of
rot a tin e the
C h a | r m ansnip
annually.
Commissioner
Garland S. Fer
guson has been
chairman t h ! S
year.
Mr.. Freer also
served as chair
m an duri n G
1899 nd 1914.
H g " as a p
pointed to the
bipartisan COM
mission as a Re-
publican men,
Evening star., 1947-12-29
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, experienced in audit of
cost plus construction contracts, On
staff Of local CPA for overseas assign
ments Written applications only con-
sidered Address replies to H. B. TURNER,
1925 Conn. ave NV. ID
AGENT to handle life insurance debit, IN
and mr. indian Head. Call Locust 1904
for appointment, or write care Box 797,
La Plata, Md. -3O
Evening star., 1947-12-29

THos. J. OWEN son. auctioneers, 435
Southern Building-Trustees sale OF yalu-
duly recorded in Liber No. s241, Folio
$50 ct seq. Of the land records of the
Of the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will sell at public auction
in front of the premises, on Friday the
adoef 9th DAY of hs lgfS
and premises, situate in. the District of
Columbia. and designated as and being
part, of lot numbered five % IN square sr
numbered five hundred and twelve t5l2),
described as follows: Beginning at the
southeast corner of said Lot and run
ming thence west along the line Of N st.
to the south line of Neal pl.: thence east
along the line of said Neal pl., % feet. 8
inches; thence south along the line divid-
ing Lots and 5 in said square, 175 feet
to the place of beginning; said property
now known for purposes Of assessment and nc
taxation as Lot s1s In Square al. 5i2;
S2,375. further particulars Of which will
be announced at time of sale, the ,pur-
chase price above. said trust to be paid In
cash A deposit of $500 required, Convey
ancing. recording. etc, at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with within, 30 days
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop
MfGEER, SfffTisIsn BENJAMfN q Nj BERNSTEIN. rus
tees de29.3l ,ja2,6,S
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, INC, ,auc.,
tioneers, aO5 st. n.w-Trustees' sale OF
valuable lease and leasehold improvements
Of brick building at corner Of Ninth and v
asssra.a hs9 dfsss sss MAY N nssr e
folio s, among the land records of the
District of Columbia, and at the request OF
the parties secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will sell at public auction
within the Office of Adam A, Weschler &
Son No eO5 st. NV. SECOND floor
Washington, D. G.. on the sth day OF jan
uary, 1913, at four o'clock pm. the fol-
lowing: Lease leasehold interest and lease.
/ hold improvements constructed on Lot:
/ 93O, e34, 1901 and 1902 in Square 1915
premises No. 2037-2045 Ninth st. NV
washington. p. c. under the dH terms rms, Of f.
ward W. Dom, 1r.. ct al. as lessons, and
David Rosenberg, as lessee. duly RECORDED
among the land records on May. Z, 1946, In
Liber 1893, folio 5. The heating plant Is
subject to conditional bill of sale. the
terms Of which will be stated at time OF
sale Terms Of sale: All cash. deposit
| Of S., 900 will be required at time of sale
Sale will be subject to transfer and assign
ment Of lease to purchaser or deposit re-
turned. All conveyancing. recording. etc
to be At cost Of pnrchsse5 ;e5 ITEM Terms o.
days from day Of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF defautine
purchaser after Ave days advertisement
of such resale in some newspaper pub
| lished in Washington, D. C. LAN1ER P
McLACHLEN, ARCHIBALD NJ McLACH.
LEN. Trustees. dae9,3l'1a2'5