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Evening star., 1955-02-13
By Froneis P. Douglas

die every type Of customer in
quiry.
/ The company's servicing policy
is an old one. In 1858 for exam
pie, it issued circulars Offering
help to. customers whose meters
froze up. In those days homes
were not as well heated as now
and gas meters frequently were
not well protected from cold,
The gas then carried a signifi-
cant quantity of moisture and in
cold weather this would condense
in the meter and then freeze,
stopping the flow of gas.
So the company advertised
that the best way to meet this
problem was to fill the meter
with whisky. II offered to do
this without charge-if the GUS
toner provided the two or more
gallons of whisky necessary.
The company got it's start pro-
viding light for the Capitol and
its grounds. Its charter was
signed by President Polk on July
8. 1848. four days after the cor
nerstone of the Washington
Monument was laid. There had
been a demand for gas service,
particularly for street lights to
replace the oil and candle
lanterns.
Two of the company's custom
ers in 1850 are still its custom
ers and occupy the same sites on
Pennsylvania avenue they did
104 years ago. One is the Will
lard Hotel. The other is Gill
mans Drug Store at 627 Penn
sylvania avenue NV.
Who owns the gas company?
The 1858 annual report dis
closed that 81 per cent-647, ,904
of the 1.O67,744 shares-were
owned in Washington and near
by areas.
There have been annual divi-
dends paid continuously since
1852. This record is exceeded
only by one other company listed
on the New York Stock Ex-
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Baltimore Livestock

BALTIMORE, Feb II tP, (USDA).-
Cattle compared last week All classe.
generally steady but spots stronger or
utility and commercial cows and com.
mercial grade sausage bulls Few small
lots and single head shipments high.
dominant supply good and choice Sl6.
1870 lb, averages 23.50-26. 90; few lots
commercial and low-good steers, in.
s333. s3333. o, Most good and choice heller,
15,ooo-la;0o esnner to utility 10. SS9t 90.
good coxs on 1tS bs YounS Seep o1Gda
some times including heifers cleared
in range of 16.00-17.o 90: some com.
mfreial il.sii, young cows l5,00-15.50: bulk
of 11,0o-14.5O, bulk i1.50 up; Gamer
and cutter, cows mostly S.00-11 90 with
stroneWeight cutter Holsteins up tc
do1n do;oo - or oo better tie and and shelly Gamers
mercial and good beef bulls II 90 Q 90;
most utility and commercial SAUSAGE
bulls u 90 80; few canner and cut
ter bulls ,5.00-12 30. Bulk good and
CHOICE stockers. feeders and stock calves
.o.o0-.3 30: most medium and good
1900 10. so; odd lots common and me-
dium 12.0o-t5.00.
Calves; Compared last week: slaush-
Weeks high mark Monday 35 90; top
quotation late 200; most good and
choice vealers in late rounds % .00-
3n.n0; commercial and good 1900
% 90; utility and comtmon HOO
1900; culls 1000. per hundredweight
down to 90 per head.
Hogs: Compared last Thursday: Not
enough on offer either Friday to permit
an accurate comparison of prices. Bar
rows and gifts largely. $3.50 lower;
soWs mostly steady. Bulk Thursday S
sales choice 160-220 lb. barrows and
eilts 1s;25-IS.50: 220-240 lbs. 1900
1925: 240-270 lbs. 17.0O-1S0O: go
800 lbs. 16.25-1725; few over 300 lbs.
1900 down according to weight, con-
dition and quality Small lots 130-I 40
lbs. averages 16.50-l7.50: 140-1f0 lbs
] .5o-1S.0o. Sows were scarce. few
choice under 400 lbs mostly 1880:
400-450 lbs. 1850: 450-5On lbs. I3 50;
5oo-550 lbs. $50; 550-600 lbs. ii so:
over 600 lbs. 1850 down depending
on weight, quality and condition Stags
2d0-3.00 under price of same weight
Bows.
Sheep: Compared last week: Receipts
too small each day to permit an ac-
curate comparison of prices but lambs
nominally steady to LOO lower. Weeks
sales included few small lots good and
choice 1884 h. wooIed lambs at %. 90
24.n0 and odd head choice 130 ID.
WOOled ewes af 90
Evening star., 1955-02-13
League to Hear Chief
Of Home Loon Bunk.

]. Meyer Sink. president of
the Federal Home Loan Bank
Of Greensboro, N. c., will be
guest speaker at the. monthly
meeting and luncheon of the
District Building and Loan
League at the Mayf1ower Hotel
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Glasses to Be Repeated

Investment classes conducted
by Ferris & Co. at the downtown
store Of the Hecht Co. two weeks
ago will be repeated this week
because of customer interest.
The schedule is from 2 to 8 pm.
tomorrow and Tuesday and from
7:30 to $3.50 Thursday.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Capital Bank Debts
Set January Record
70 Pei. Above 1854

Washington bank debts In
January totaled $1,323. .381 900,
highest mark on record for that
month, and were EOS per cent
ahead of $1.096, ,985, 900 in Jan
uary. 1854. data from the Fed
eral Reserve Board disclosed
yesterday.
The total for three months
ended January 81 was $3.881,-
745.000, also a record for the
period, and 15.9 per cent higher
than $3,347.529,O00 a year
earlier.
Regarded as major barom-
eter OF business activity, debts
here showed much larger gains
than averages for 345 leading
cities OF the Nation or for the
Fifth Federal Reserve District,
Of which Washington is a part.
Debts in 345 cities were up
So per cent in January and go
per cent higher in three months.
In the Fifth Reserve District they
were up 1872 per cent and 13
per cent.
Cost Accountants Speaker
William M. Morgan. controller
of the American Enka Corp, will
address Washington Chapter,
National Association of Cost Ac-
countants, at a dinner meeting
at the Willard Hotel next We'd
nesday. ~..
Washington Chapter, Institute
of Internal Auditors, will hear
James B. Parker. comptroller of
the Wisconsin Steel Division of
the international Harvester Co..
at a dinner meeting at the VIII
lard Hotel on Tuesday night.
Potmon Will Speak
Representative Patman, DEM
ocrat, of Texas will speak at the
annual meeting of the District
Credit Union League at Hotel
Statler March 11-12, it was an
nounced yesterday.
The Federation of Business
Mems Associations will hold its
30th anniversary and annual
dinner at the Mayflower Hotel
on Thursday, March 3.
Selected us Honor Store
Brinsf1eld's Drugs at 1895
South Capitol street S.W.. has
been designated a "Rexall Honor
Store" by President Justin Dart
OF the Rexall Drug Co.
Special awards will be pre-
sented tomorrow in recognition
of the stores high standards of |
community SERVICE" Mr.. Dart ,
announced.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Moose Tops Rotary

The Moose racked up q hits and
defeated the Rotary club in an
Oakland Pony League game last
night by the score Of 26 to Il.
Kelley headed the winners at
tack with five hits. Martin obtained
double and three singles and
Troy banged three triples
Rot~rians Chall:ed az rs HITS. .iH
of which were credited to Stcmplc,
including four doubles Butler hit
a two-baggcr and two singles and
James and Long also had three
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23

Greek district chairman and vii
liam Mccullough Frostburg and
William Sifton new field executive
Of Potomac Council
The conference is conducted to
have the scouts realize their re-
sponsiblties as citizens and how
they can handle their responsible
ties. The five explorer scouts viii
conduct a Citizens Now conference
this fall from information they
CLEAN at Buckncll university this
weekend
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Alert Signals Are
Explained Fully

The alert which was held in Oak
land on June 18th, which was ma
tion-Widc, was considered success
full. but in view of the fact that the
changing of the alert system was
sull new to the nation as a whole
local civil defense authorities gave
fun explanation this week
Fred TichnclI county director
lists the signals as they will be
sounded in future alcrts and what
their meaning is
The first siren to be sounded viii
be solid blast at top pitch lasting
for three minutes This warning
will be the alert signal to tell that
enemy planes Will be approaching
the coast of the United States, and
at that time all persons connected
with civil defense and other stra-
tcgic iobs will 20 TO their stations
and await further orders
IN tho critical target areas This
alert will give the signal to cvacu-
ate the cities.
The second signal which will be
the take cover signal, viii be a
rolling sound Of the siren lasting
from, two to tbrap minutes nuo to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
With Our Men
In The Service

Pfc Richard G Yommcr r. son
of Mrs Bruce Yommcr Of Grants
vile, is one of 5000 soldiers sup
porting summer training at Camp
Mccoy, Wis.
An estimated 10000 National
Guard and Reserve soldiers will
participate in annual training at
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Corovuners To Work
In luth erun Perish

Three Luther League caravan
crs will work in St Johns Evan
gelical Lutheran church parish at
Red House for three days next
week, June %, June 30 and July
/ and will demonstrate how young
peoples work should be organized
and managed
over forty young people are re-
Ceiving copies of a letter inviting
them to participate in the meet
ings. a preliminary meeting is to
be held by the lcaEucrs on Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock, to complete
plans
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS, TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE-Two-door Nash Am
basSador 1919 with overdrive,
radio heater defroStcr, seat covers,
good tires Call y. ID Naylor-Adv.
17-3t
FOR SALE Dining room table
and cushion chairs. Mrs. Arthur
Dewitt, Mt Lake Park Phone 2
3287-Adv l7-tf.
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ment, ? or rooms Mrs Arthur
Dewitt, Mt Lake Park Md Phone
2-3287-Adv. l7-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
"OLD AGE Is 4
DISEASE"
'oAuthor's Name Below

'tAuthOr's Name Below -
For centuries Physicians
have known that what we
now consider a ripe old age
is many years short of how
long we really should live.
Modern research is discov-
ering the cures for some OF
the diseases that cause "Old
Age Many years have
been added to your life ex-
pectancy.
A good start is to consult
your Physician at the first
sign of any illness, before
complications take precious
days from your life. There
are many new Gcriatric
medicines your Physician
can prescribe, that will help
you to conquer "Old Age"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23

Mr. and Mrs Harlem l.. Wilt, of
Mt Lake Park. announce the mar
riagc of their daughter Jane, to
Ross Stcmplc, son of Mr. and Mrs
F. C. Stcmple, of IIambleton, W
Va. The double ring ceremony was
performed June II in the Crcllin
Church with the Rev. Erwin Fikc
officiating
The bride chose for her wedding
a full length gown Of white net
over taffcta. with white acccso-
RES. Her only icWelry was a pearl
necklace, a gift from the groom.
She carried a bridal bouquet Of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23

that are here for the protection Of
the public, it was stated.
Any person Interested in joining
the civil defense organization will
be welcomed All necessary infor-
nation is available from Fred W.
Tichnell. county director, Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Eight to Attend
Boy Scout Farley

Five Explorer scouts from Poto-
mac Council with three adult lead
ers leave today for Buckncll uni
vcrslty LcwisbWg, Pa, for the an
nual Citizens Now conference spon-
sorcd for region 3, Boy Scouts Of
America Thursday through Satur-
day
Willis V Smith. council cxecu-
tive, said the boys making the trip
are Jerry Huff MI Savage Karl
Taschcnbcrgcr Cumberland; Dick
Mace, Oakland, Alton Fortncy, Jr.,
Luke and James Wilcox, Kcyser.
With them Will be David c. Nj
yum, kcyscr member of the faculty
Of Potomac State college, and New
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23

roses.
Her only attendant was Miss Fay
rene Farmer, of Washington, d.
c. She wore a lavcndar NyIon dress
and carried bouquet of yellow
roses. Mr. Walter Crone, of Wash
ington. y. C., served as best man
Following the wedding, recep-
ton was held at the brides home
Immediately following the rcccp-
ton the neWlyWeds left for a brief
honeymoon.
The couple will reside at Wash
ngton, D G.. where both are en-
ploycd
Evening star., 1955-02-16
Hollywood
Sinotro, the Waiter,
Fooled Only Self
BY Sheiloh Grohon,,

picture. Who do you want in
return?" said Max, Paramount
Studio Head z. Frank Freeman
and Danny Kaye" /" Don quipped
back, "Weli then, you'll have to
toss In Harry Cohn."
Dorothy Dandridge turned
down the Broadway lead in
Tonight at Samarkand" oppo-
site Louis Jourdan because Of her
present tour which will take her
to Las Vegas and possibly here
for another movie. I'm sorry to
cancel the play because I would
have worked with a tiger cub,
and I was looking toward to
that" writes Miss cambridge.
Stanley "Not as a Stranger
Kramer will present an award
at the City of Hopes banquet.
March 6, to the person doing the
most for the film industry.
+
The Carlton Heston baby due
at the end Of this month will be
called April II a girl: II a boy,
Fraser.
June Haver goes duck hunting
with hubby Fred MacMurray,
but hasn't the heart to shoot
the ducks. She just goes to sleep
IN the blinds. June says why not.
"it's 5 am"
Humphrey Bogart's advice to
Marion Brando If he wins the
Academy Award: "Change your
phone number"
Joan Davis called to say she
is doing a Betty Hutton, while
Betty in person, was sitting in
my office. Joan is going to Palm
Springs for a much-needed rest.
Production on II Married Joan"
Will be suspended. But she'll be
back too, just like Betty.
released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1955-02-16
Rowland
Continued From Page CO

VOOllttIlUS0 EIOm rage C-0j
chosen the Moss Hart George 8,
kaufman comedy. "The Man
Who Came to Dinner" as its
major production. Curtains at
8:15 pm. Friday and Saturday in
the Falls Church High School
auditorium. -. Shirley March
has cast Dick Fisher. Judy Pot
ter, Karen Brock, Ralph Havens,
Jim Crooks and Karl Larew.
CONTINUING: st. Paups
Church production of T. S. Eliot's
Murder in the Cathedral at
$3.50 o'clock nightly through Sat
urday at Duke and South Pitt
streets. Alexandria.
The Genesians, Inc, offer re-
peat performances of Sheridan's
School for Scandal at $3.50 pm.
through Saturday in the parish
hall Of st. Stephen and the
Incarnation Church, Sixteenth
and Newton streets NV.
Theater Lobby's production,
Biography" by s. N. Behrman,
will be given this and next week
end. I. /. Curtains at 8:45 pm.
Friday and Saturday and 5 pm.
Sunday at II st. Matthews court
NV.
Tell-a-Tale Theater of WASH
ington-Lee High School con-
tinues its trips to neighboring
schools with a cast depicting the
life Of Buffalo Bill" Book
ings include Tuckahoe School,
tomorrow; Barrett School, Fri
day and Monday; Claremont
School. Tuesday, and the Oak
ridge School, next Wednesday.
ADDENDA: Arlington Play
ers, newly merged with the
county's Department of Recrea-
tion and Parks, win discuss
"Techniques OF the Tryout" at
an 8 o'clock open meeting to-
night in the Brandon School,
2300 Shirley highway.
The Rockville Little Theater
is reviving its production of
Harvey" the Mary Chase COM
edy for presentation at $3.50
pm. Saturday in the parish hall
Of Christ Church, Rockville. :.
Proceeds will go to a fund for
a projected community center In
the city.
The Montgomery Players will
hold tryouts at 8 pm. Monday
in the main building of the Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase Recreation
Center on Norwood drive. -. i
The drama is "As Husbands Co."
a comedy by Rachel Crothers.
Evening star., 1955-02-16
Art Contest Winners
Named by Maryland U.

-Four suburban Maryland art
students have been named win
ners Of the University of Mary
lands painting Of the month
contest for January.
Mrs. Bette Chalmers, 1905
Chalmers road, Silver Spring,
won first prize in the portrait
division. Barbara Flock, $500 Le-
land street, Chevy Chase, took
the still life award. The creative
painting prize went to Billie Jess.
2i04 Belvedere boulevard, Silver
Spring. and Bushrod Allin,. jr.,
52l4 Goddard road. Bethesda,
was judged the best landscape
painter.
Evening star., 1955-02-16
HOLLYWOOD

4AN$A-AAS4 = w NsN@&%s
Frank Sinatra pretended to be
a waiter at the Photoplay Gold
Medal dinner. But the joke fell
fiat because the guest he waited
on thought he really was q
waiter! Janet Leigh's cling
ing flame jersey dress was so
gure-hugging you could count
her vertebrae. Husband Tony
Curtis in his high special eve
ming colors, beamed proudly. :.
A fan cornered June Allyson in
the powder room and recited her
family history. June, a polite
lady. listened and suffered. There
really ought to be a law.
Rock Hudson is leaving soon
for q cross-country tour to sell
Captain Lightfoot. Don't be
too rough with him, girls. /.
Barbara Rush, the most ambi-
tious girl in Hollywood, tweed
and cooed with George Nader.
I. Joan Crawford, who had
given a big dinner party for
Photoplay hosts Irving and Ruth
Manheimer the evening before,
became i'll in the night with flu,
and was unable to attend. It was
a pity, because she had planned
to charm q big table of guests.
It was really a terrific party.
With the Glenn Fords, Danny
Hayes, Fred MacMurray and
June Haver, Gale Storm and Lee
Bonnell, and just about every
one who counts in Hollywood.
!. -. Dean Martin was with q
beautiful blond about whom ev-
eryone was asking, "Who is
she?" "She" WAS Mrs. Dean
Martin. Don de Fore has the
cash for his independent pro-
duction, waiting for q Bugle."
!. :. Clifton Webb is an expert
on yoga.
Jack Benny's name was inad-
vertently left Of the ballot for
TVS Emmys. But he was chosen
one Of the five nominees in his
class by sheer weight of public
protest.
And Art Linkletter is the only
teleyision actor to be nominated
for three categories, cart Link
letter and the Kiddies," "The
House Party" and People Are
Funny"
No real surprise that the Mike |
2ennies have separated. They've |
been apart for about two years. |
Next picture for Mike-"Seven |
Cities of Gold"
Claudette Colbert is leaving for |
New York tomorrow to do "The
Best Of Broadway" on TV. Clau-
dette has had two offers for
Broadway plays, and she'll dis
,uss these while she's back in
he big city.
Kim Novak. at the photoplay
,arty. talked to Don Hartman, |
boss at Paramount.
told Max Arrow of Co
umbia, Wen take her for a
Evening star., 1955-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

INCOME TAX, no waiting, no hurry.
v. D. JOHNSTON. HU, 3-46ii;
ewes. DE. 2-5630. 30
McCABE FLORIST, formerly OF Cen-
tef Market announces their new
lccation at 1891 Bladensburg I'd.
phones LA. 6-I667. Ia. 6-i2i6.
Night phone. AID 2-6S3i. 20
ANY "INCOAIE TAX RETURNS filed.
Low cost Quick refund! Elk. 3-TO7O.
TAX ECONOMIST. Thomas circle.
.---------- 1Ss
ALL INCOME TAXES
400 9th st. NV. RIM. 203, RE. 7-SIiI.
--10
Evening star., 1955-02-16
Mrs. Cohen to Head
Blood Drive Division

Mrs. Lester Cohen has been
appointed chairman of the newly
created Women's Division Of the
District Red Cross Blood Recruit
ment Committee.
Mrs. Cohen has served for
seven years as chairman of the
chapters Social Welfare Aide
Service.
Evening star., 1955-02-16
caIvei Unit 10 Discuss Erosion Control Taxes

Calvert County Commissioners
win conduct q hearing at Q pm.
Friday to discuss tax assessments
necessary to cover the cost of
erosion control work now near
ing complexion in the Kenwood
Beach area.
Because most Kenwood Beach
property owners live in the
Washington area. the hearing
win be held at the Soldiers and
Evening star., 1955-02-16
Strictly for Seraeunts

OMAHA R.-Peter Mollant
has . healthy heart on the right
side of his chest. says Mai
Robert r. Clock. armed forces
medical officer. He has dextro-
cardia in which the position Of
the internal organs is reversed
with his heart in the wrong
place" says the major, she ought
to make a dandy sergeant"
Evening star., 1955-02-16

Sailors Home. cal Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
The Kenwood Erosion District
was established by the commits
sioners at the request Of prop
erty owners in an effort to check
beach erosion.
Ten stone jetties so feet long
and approximately 100 feet apart
are now under construction in
the Kenwood Beach area. The
project is expected to cost ap-
proximately $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-02-16
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films Of More Than Routine Merit
"NTR HULOTS HOLIDAY"-Happy froic with Jacques
~ON THE WATERFRONIo-Maron Brando in an Academy
contender.
"THE GAME MUTINY"-Humphrey Bogarts stirring portrayal
of a neurotic skipper.
"BRIGADOoN- with charm Cyd Charlse Gene
Kelly.
CAESAR"Exciing production Of the Shakespeare
classic
"TURN THE KEY SOFTLY-British at its finest
woven lives of three former cOnvicts.
@DEEP HEART"-Rombergs music
star cast
Evening star., 1955-02-16

qssfss sToss sos ssls s as.esl eyslufs2s b@r, TIVE;
BEING KNOWN AS PREMfsEs
HMIMBER l343 FOURTH STREET..
~ virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
GUY recorded, in Liber No. $500
roii0 5l9 ct seq, OF the land records
oi the District Of Columbia, aiid al
the,ebSa G bsauess ~. OF the party secured
of %in tbs sell rs,ess a. public e. aastisn e front
TWENTY FIRST DAY 81 FEBRHs1 ns
O'CLOCK PM. the he foIievinas fnIiGsLnN
described land and premises, situafs
10 the District Of Columbia, ana
9ssignated as and being part 81
593 as described Ii agreement eus IN =
Once OF the Surveyor Tor the Ms IL
trict Of Columbia In Liber i56 a
Ioiio I22. Now known for purposes
OF assessment and taxation a
Lot S7l in SQUARE sos.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. d..
post Of $500. 10 will be required st
time o. sale. All conveyancing,
cost of purchaser. Terms Of sale a.
pe complied with within thirty days
from day OF sale. otherwise tbs
trustees reserve the right TO resell
me property at the risk and cost of
delaulting purchaser, after five days
auveTtlsement of such resale In some
newspaper published In washington,
RICHARD J. CARR,
feI0.I2.l4.i6,1A Trustees
THnS 4 OlUESN n CO1s----.-----..
Evening star., 1955-02-16
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Evening star., 1955-02-16
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Evening star., 1955-02-16
AUCTION SALES
IHos. J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneera
11l1 q 81. NV. -

asqssfss sTosy RoR ssls FAM # ys|ufsls @r,T Tye
NTgSMyHRER TSyH zs7 Il sTnRsErTr TrTsSoMTfEs soufEEs.
BY virtue Of . certain deed of trusf
GUY recorded, In Liber No. SS52.
roiio a ct seq, Of the land rec.
ond oToS q of M the District Of Columbia.
secured thereby. the u uhdersbIsnsSy sde barsy
trustees win self. at public bliotnsH AUCTION.
pay. THE TWENTY-FIRsT DAY
Srr SSrr FEBRUARY. M AID. 1855. Ar
GNE O'CLOCK PM, the following
in ,bo b1oeu iana and premises. situate
aesignated as and being the west west
II Ieet front on H Street by a fuls
derth OF i22 feet 4 inches of orisl
tnai Lot In Square 497; now
an9"n Ior purposes OF assessment
aug aug taxation as Lot S15. In Square
TENS Era, g or SALE; sad E. ALL CASH. A de-
81 time Of sale. Ali conyeysncinr
recording. revenue stamps, etc. sk
cost Of purchaser, Terms of s.is
70 % complied with within thirty
aays from day Of sale. otherwise
rns.,, rns trustees reserve the right to
cost Of defaultine purchaser. - after f
nye r days advertisement OF such
N washington. d. C. 1sS
EEIIGGHARP EIGHnR 2 :, .G;A.1sR, ;.1R
IeI0.l..l4.l6.19 Trustees.
THOs. !. OWEN q son. Ancfiors..S,
ALI 81. NV.