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Club Elections

The st. James Mothers Club
will meet at $3.50 o'clock to-
morrow evening for election Of
officers.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Luncheon

Luncheon
The Naval Academy Class
of 1910 Wives will have a
luncheon tomorrow at Nor
mandy Farms at 1890 pm.
Mrs. Scott Lothrop and Mrs.
o. c. Dickes are in charge.
, 1955-03-14
Andreqs Cruz. Prop.
OF Princesse Night
Club in N. Y. Hospitol

Andreas Cruz, Proprietor
OF the Princess Night Club,
was taken to the mainland on
Friday last by his son, for
medical attention. He is now
a patient in Mt. sanai Hospi-
tai in New York City.
Mr.. Cruz, who is well-known
as a builder also, had been all
ing for some time and his con
dition became SO alarming
that a daughter, Raquel, came
down. Then last Thursday a
son arrived and decided to
take his father to the main
land without delay. They de-
parted the following day.
Several telephone calls from
Mr.. Cruz personally, has re-
assured his family and friends
that he is improving.
, 1955-03-14
ST. Putrick's Presents
Tulip Time. 2-Act
Operettd Tues. Mite

The st. Patrick's will pre-
sent an operetta in two acts
entitled Tulip Time" on Tues
day night n St. Gerard's Hall
at 8 o'clock and on Thursday
also at s o'clock.
This musical comedy will
surely attract many lovers of
fine, well-directed plays to
Frederiksted.
In the cast of characters are
Norman Bailey as the young
Dutch Apprentice; Mrs. How
ell, Christmas guardian; Err
nestine Christian as the Vii
lage maiden, Edwin Thomas,
the Burgomaster; Julia Petrus,
as a charming Dutch girl; Pc
ter Christian is an authority
on Botany; Cephus Rogers an
American college student;
Luis MARTINEZ a fellow stud
Continued on page ~
, 1955-03-14
Claims He wus
Stabbed; Fdther'luW
Thinks He Fell
Street Sweeper Hit
by Pickup Neur P. Q.
Speeds AwuY

Alphonso Moore, who is one Juan Casanova reported to
of the Sweepers for Christian Police at $50 last night and
sted Town was hit by a pick showed them a wound on his
up truck yesterday morning upper left jaw and one on his
at 545 which sped away with left hip.
- wat'Hns - - -" D'uS He explained that he was at
nut NUooAe "@ the home of his father-in-law,
He told Patrolman Hoyer Heraldo Parrilo, at the Hous-
that he was at work by the ing project. zephania Wells
Steeple Building, across from was also there. He said he be-
the Post Office when the Geves that he was stabbed by
truck swerved to aviod a col Wells; however, his father-in-
lision. His ankle was injured. law, when questioned, said that
> Casanova fell.
pital and sent home. Taken to the hospital DR..
Karell found that the lacera-
tons were stab wounds. The
howard onlVeiSly' one. on his jaw took four
Dr.. William F. C. Taylor is stitches and the one on his
the new addition to the staff hip took five.
y Ne : uNe" - AN' Patrolman Hoyer carried
Continued on page q out the investigation.
, 1955-03-14
LLOYD Abel Deplores
Fun Made ut Youth
WhoSought Truininig

Lloyd Abel, who took top
honors in school and not only
honors in the Christiansted
High School from which he
graduated but was the first
winner of the Hands Across
the Sea Scholarship, wrote to
the Editor of this paper deplor
ing the attitude taken by some
people after reading of the
youth who tried to further his
knowledge of electricity, as re
ported in the Chicago Tribune
of March End.
Mr.. Abel wrote in part: i
am sure everyone has read OF
the plight of young Harris OF
Frederiksted, and his m1sad
venture on the mainland. |
have been extremely surpris-
ed, and shocked to see that it
has been taken as a joke by
many people here. | must
come to the defense of Har-
ris whom I have known since
childhood. | think he should
be admired for the courage &
ambition he has shown in
stead of being subjected to rid
icules.
Harris case is a timely re-
minder of the grave lack OF
opportunities existing here.
Harris is a competent eectri-
clan, and mechanic with a dis
tinct flair for the Imaginative.
He is virtually a mechani
cal genius with his hands as
anyone in Frederiksted will
testify. Yet he could not find
steady well paid employment
here. He was forced to try to
further his formal education.
He showed distinct courage &
ambition in doing SO, and he
should therefore, be met with
cheers when he>returns."
Mr.. Abel is a graduate of
, 1955-03-14

the industry. In essence, q small
piece Of pure aluminium is at
tached to tungsten flament on
rods inside the bulb. As the TEN.
perature Is increased, the alumi.
mum vaporizes and settles on
tubes inside walls, thus forming
q conductive mirror film which
serves as q reflector for the light
produced on screen. Silver screen
provides increased light to the
viewer by approximately two-to.
one over. non-aluminized tubes.
, 1955-03-14
Howard University.

DR.. William E. c. Taylor is
the new addition to the staff
of the Department of Health
Continued on page ~
Smyrna times., 1955-04-07
This Weeks
Social and
Personal
Events
Engagement Announced

The engagement Of Miss Eleanor
Virginia Fuller to Mr.. Walter
Hamilton Beckwith was announc-
ed by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Bradley Fuller of Pitman, NJ,
at a dinner for the families at
their home on Wednesday, April
6. Mr.. Beckwith is the son of
the Rev. and Mrs. Walter l..
Beckwith of the Asbury Method
list Church, Smyrna. Miss Fuller
graduated last June from Pitman
High School and is now a fresh
man at Dickinson College, Carlisle,
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Beckwith grad
uated from Smyrna High School
and Wesley Junior College, and is
now a senior at Dickinson. After
the wedding they will both con-
tinue their education in prepara-
ton for life service in the Meth
odist Church.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-07
PLAN POLIO
VACCINATION

Continued from Page One
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis through March of Dimes
funds. The vaccine will be releas-
ed through the Delaware Health
Department under the supervision
of state doctors, if the vaccine is
licensed by the National Institute
of Health. Altho it will not be
known whether the vaccine win
be licensed until some time in
April, the community program
must be prepared now so that all
three inoculations may be given
before school closes and before
the polio season begins. The ques-
ton asked the parents in the let
ter signed by George w. Wright,
superintendent, is, if the polio
vaccine can be offered, do they
want their child to have it? The
vaccine will be given only on
written request of parents. Mr.
Wright emphasizes that prompt
return of the form is necessary
to determine the amount of vac.
cine needed in this community.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-07

the base to the apex, a distance
of 100 feet. The bid of Joseph H.
Wright, our lumber dealer, was
the only one before the council
and on motion of Councilman
Stockly was given contract to
furnish the lumber and put up a
strong and durable structure.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Griffin, wife of
the late Samuel S. Griffin, who a
year ago moved from the farm
near town, and to the residence
on east Commerce Street, Smyr-
ma, died Friday morning after a
short illness in the 10th year of
her age. The deceased was a
daughter of the late John H.
Rash, a prominent farmer on the
State Road near Smyrna, and has
spent her whole life in this vicin-
ity. She is survived by z chill
dren, all of this vicinity, and one
brother and three sisters.
The old Smyrna Basket Mill, re-
Gently purchased by the Smyrna
and Kent County Manufacturing
Company from ,Tschudy and Cats,
which has been put in thorough
repair during the past few months
started up in full operation this
morning with every prospect OF
becoming an important industry
to Smyrna and vicinity. The
mill started up with force OF
about thirty men and boys under
the management of Samuel A
Fortner, superintendent Of the
plant. The company has a num-
ber of large orders to fill, es.
pecially on grape baskets and Su'
perintendent Fortner put his mer
to work on baskets and crates
BY the first of June, the company
will start the manufacture oi
peach baskets, and will rush
through many orders in supplying
the demand in this locality anc
other fruit centers.
]. Edward DeFord, a well-knowr
merchant, has received plans and
specifications from his architect
for remodeling his residence or
Commerce Street, which wher
completed, will be one of the fin
est and prettiest homes in town
The Colonial style of architecture
will pervade the whole plan o.
improvement and will consist o.
a thorough change of the interior
with better appointed rooms anc
a large Colonial hall and stair
way. The exterior will show |
complete change. An addition
will be built in front giving th'
Smyrna times., 1955-04-07
PerS n a Is

Mr.. Kenny Lebel, Torpedoman
Seaman, son of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Lebel, Smyrna, is home for
Is days. He has completed a 81
weeks course at the. U. S. Naval
Torpedo School, at New Port,
Rhode Island. After, his leave he
will report to Mare Island Naval
Base, Vallejo, California for sub
marine duty.
Mrs. Mary Maybee of Dover
was a Sunday visitor with Mrs.
Margaret Mcdonald and Miss
Ethel Wilds.
The thirteenth birthday of Alta
May Chambers was celebrated at
a party on Sunday given by her
mother, Mrs. Ida Chambers, and
attended by ten girls.
Miss Elisabeth Wilson and
young Bobby Merrill spent last
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam B. Owens at their home in
Somerville, N. J. While there
they celebrated the sixth birthday
of Tony Owens.
Mrs. c. l.. Harmonson has re-
turned to her home, Greybox, af-
ter a visit of six weeks in Cali
fornia, where she was the guest
Of Mrs. James H. Hayes, at Santa
Barbara, and of Mrs. Robert War
rack at Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles V. Will
Hams are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of daughter
on Friday, April 1 at Kent Gener-
al Hospital. The infant is the
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Truitt Webb, of Milford, and of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams, of
Scranton, Pa.
Mr.. George R. Stevenson has
returned from a two weeks visit
with his daughter, Priscilla, an6
Mr.. Bush of Butler, N. j..
Smyrna times., 1955-04-07

entire edifce a square effect with
three or four bay windows front,
and sides, and a wide Colonial
porch extending around the front
of the building.
The Smyrna Grange has now 80
members enrolled in its member
ship.
Messrs. Roland Carr and Char
les Williams of Wilmington were
home over Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-07

The name of Mrs. James Rey-
nolds, Jr., has been added to the
list of those who received certifi-
Gates for completion of the re-
cent Red Cross home nursing
course.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-07

At a meeting of the Smyrna
Town Council, much attention and
discussion was given to the stand
pipe which for years or more has
been badly in need of paint and
in such a condition from iron rust
as to cause more or less alarm.
The first step in this direction
was to get the scaffold built from
Smyrna times., 1955-04-07

Taken from our old files Of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature Of the
Times. win call to mind people
and events OF the older genera
ton.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-07
The Smyrna Times
PHONE 5zs1 SMYRNA. DELAWARE

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

NIGHT 6HlfT
We .,ssS n, 90 sxgsr ,.s thoroIsh-
car. set ready and policy work
44-hr. wk. Excellent top earninea
assured. Ref. req. Many unusual
company dement's incl, hosp. and
vac. pay. See Mr.. Cain Monday
JUSTINE CHEW.
BIO Bsito. Ave; Hysttsville. ~,
AUTO PAINTERS; IiEIfERs, ist
class only. Apply MARVEL AUTO
AlIhNIkRSs II H Ct. nses sT. q
AUTO PAINTER. must Be sober ana
steady worker: plenty Of work on
pfFceHtage. average salary, 500
iyN AUTO BODY Co. 1877 n.
Atqnop f sii NhhaElRlss0hhi ELprn issp Ie
AFRO B66Y b PAINT sHoP.
AUT rU .PP 2iEfs e CsosUiRsTiHEiRMEN ta,.
szgssrifSesd pp psd M.R II B %
Mt. Rainier. Nd 81
AUTO PARTS MEM needed. i
with experienee in Mopar parts. l
70 learn the auto parts business.
Reg. v ork hours. disqualification.
paid vacation, GOOD working corl-
aitions: Apply o. s. PARTS CORP.
AUTO TrU1 s ttH II I " used cars: if sop
earnings for experienced man: usual
empioye benefits. Apply ii person
TO Mr.. jenkins. !. p. GTEuART.
INC. 1921 Lee highway. Arline.
AUToM0BILE SALESMAN. experi-
snced. aggressive POSING man 70 sell
the new Ford and used cars. ex-
hi, Wray, TRIANGLE MoToRs,
.29lo RHODE s,l IslSsnd ave: ne e.. II. Il,
portunity for aggressive man.
Good pay plan. manaeement possI-
hilities for man who proves bis
ability 70 get business. Americas
s ssts. sel saSwi sns0 sa e
AUfUMoBrLE SALESMAN. learn 70
sell new Fords: training program
P sSssisas coRs a AHA s fEa im e f EEK.
AuTo SALESMAN for very active
used-car lot: must be experienced.
with good record. guafanteed SAL
s5SR' e g.. ee is9o Wilson af slsd Az
Afro SALESMAN, used cars: top
earnings for experienced man: usual
employe benefits. Apply u person
to Mr.. Flattery, I. ?. sTEUAET.
A lhG s saEK ssnnins i g. eesspsrisnsea
In used cars guaranteed salary and
commission, nne selection al make
cars: new-car Buick dealer. TTansp.
tarn.: ref, reg; See Mt cisrk
diagonal I'd, Alexandria. Va, kI.
~
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ADAM A. WEsCHIER 4 SON
Auetioneers-ADpfaisers u,

TRusTEEa SALE or REsTAu-
MENT CONTAINED IN PREMISES
2040 GEORGIA AVE, NV, ALSO
I A 9 e H o L d INTEREST, LIZ
CEN9ES, MITS. TRADE
NAME, ETC. By virtue OF Chat
tel Deed Of Trust recorded In Liber
10160. Folio b6S. ct. seq, one OF
the Land Records OF the District OF
Columbia. and ct the request OF
the party secured thereby, the un-
dersianed trustees will sell BY pub
lie auction Of the aforementioned
premises on FRIDAY, THE 14th
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1866, AT
IL O'CLOCK AM; REFRIGERATED
meat. display and tobacco cases,
donut machine, National cash
Toastmaster toaster. Chef Master
Deluxe frankfurter steamer. re-
frigerated floor case, deep friers,
Hotpoint grill. steam table, reach.in
refrigerator, counter tables, chairs,
stools, freezer chest. potato peeler
and cutter. srease trap, neon signs.
exhaust fan, etc. also licenses.
permits, tradf.nafie. leasefold In
terest. etc. Terms. Cash. Albert
N. Lobl and Harry Kay. Trustees.
MILTON M. BURKE, Attorney for
Party. SECURED. Denrike Building.
og1,14s1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON
AuctiOneers. AupFniSeFs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
2-sToRY ROW BRICK. DWELLING

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
2-sToRY ROW BRICK DWELLING
BY w virtue tue Of ~ Deed i; a. 81 Trust rec.
orded In Liber No. 1929, folio ass
ct seq, one Of. the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. and at
BY. the UNDERLINED Trustees win
ofier for sale BY public auction N
ro orh n Rismii DAY Y 81 ocToBE n
1855 AT TWO O'CLOCK PM, the
following described property In the
District Of Columbia, to-wit; Lot 90
in B. II. Warder's subdivision OF
h lots N square AZ. ss Per plat rec e.
ys ssSr ol ths hf p Sss q q ds Sas
TERMS OF SALE: Property will be
sold subject TO the balance OF .
prior deed OF trust In the approx
innate sum nj Sb,9t7.71 payable
$500 per month includins inter-
al sale. Examination 81 title. con-
stamps and notariai fees ii cost 81
purchaser. Terms to be complied
with within 80 days from day OF
s s r SthsTg " Ts.e h' p sTss rsssy s
and cost Of defauitins purchaser,
after 3 days advertising Of such
resale In some newspaper puhlished
in WashinEton, D., e.. gr deposit
may be forfeited. or without for.
. ,slsipS basgos: ne Trustees ss.i az
purchaser.
RoSERT' u. LIAM ISSMsiiMSoNp.
tsoc3,6,s,11,13 Trustees.
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PRoPosALs

GOV a : OF DIST; 81, or co., DEPT.
sEALED PaoPoszfs viii S,e i rsca.
" Mai R /. 81 8 Il sse un "a AT 81 W. EgT.
opened and read for constr. Of
Waterman, Stormwater and Gery-
ice Sewer, west side Kcniiw0Fth
Ave, NE. bet. Douglas 81. and
Eastern Ave-. consist Of 100 lin.
#; 1S~ and $50 LIN. II. 1b@ dia.
reinf conc pipe sever; bs5 lin.
and sos lin. It. 81 dia. Waterman.
Proposal forms. plans and speens.
obtAinable from Supervisor, Coptr.
q Bond Section, Procurement Once,
d. c. RIM. 406, 40 Penn Ave-.
NV. !Tel; ma; $4,000, Ext. 235s.I
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prRsoNA

ARE xoU : prcspects You can pur-
at 26fs Oh list price while they
last WIN handle trades, Call Ju.
6-e670 Gam. 70 pm. I'D
DANCE LESSONS for sale. IS e.;
good ct any Arthur hurry Studio.
Box 425. Herndon. Va. g.
BUSINESS HOUSES, eonninefeiai
frms and professional people get
your Chfts.mas cards at wholesale
prices. directly from distrIputcr's
GREETING CARDS. INC, ware
i isoo. oDs sn 5 I'll III Z nv
fessionai writer. ~. S-4765. 20
MEME0GRAPHNG - 500 comics,
1915. ExcH.. eERy. CO.. 1740 K
81. NV, RIM. IS. ST. 3-6lS6. I3s
FORMS 55s U. 8. Job applications
prepared and typed; personnel
counseling. ExcH. SERVICE CO.,
l74o < 81. NV, RIM, 4s. ST. 3,sise.
LARGE CHEERFUL RM. for elderly
lady, LIST or End floor. excel. meals,
snse ifnscssssfy. Rsis EM. a.ssss.
sECY., TYP. BKKG. tax work, done
At home or part time your once:
rs yrs. exper. XII, g-929sI 20
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS ana
invita- ttons. 24-hour service. STAN
LEY ADAMS PRINTING CO., b(l5
l1th ct. NV. Df. 7-l434. g.
ADULTs--Wouid you like new
piano Of. your. choice In your home;
3 months Of piano Instructions,
music furnished, cartage. every
thing for only IS 80 per week. Can
81, 1880. weekdays. am. TO 8
Pm Note; M. Prather. writer Of
MELODY KEYS for school children
and LETS PLAY PIANO for adults.
will conduct all classes. 20
you can learn p play organ in
pvt. studio practice. Phone Mr..
HfLLAs. RE 7-62I2. IS
yACANCY--Licensed nursing home.
LIST moor, next bath. cool and COM
Portable. JU. 0-5663. -
CHILD CARE IN MY HOME. Fenced
yard: Reasonable. s. Arl., ia.
WANTED-2 elderly ladies, share
dhle. rn In pvt. home. Close In.
Excel. food and care. no. 2-6I4l.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
200 on until october Is, Complete
stock. hnes domestic and imported
thirttngs % hand. Repairs and al
teIatlons expertly done. Monogfanas.
NEEDLEcRAFT. 726 18th ct. NV.
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THos. ]. own . soy, AassisassTs

Trustees' Sale Of Valuable BRICK
DWELLING BEING KNOWN As
STREET. SOUTHWEST,
By virtue Of. q. certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. .064S.
Folio Il ct seq, Of the land rec
ofds Of the District Of Columbia.
and ct the request Of the party &c.
cured thereby. the undermined trus-
tees will sell. ct public suction in
front o. the pIsnises, o. NOM
DAY. THE TENTH DAY or oCTO-
BEE. AID. 1885. At TWO O'CLOCK
2 PM. the following described land
and premises, situate IN the District
Being Lot 81 Ia War1ers sf Al sub.
division Of lots In SQUARE 644, ~
per plat recorded IN the Once OF
the Surveyor for the District Of CO.
inmbia in Liber 10 at folio 100.
Terms: Sold subject to Q prior deed
Of trust for approximately So
e2Z.14 further particulars Of which
VIII be announced at time Of sale;
the purchase price above said trust
70 be paid in cash. A deposit Of
&500l00 reupired. ConveyAnctng.
recording etc. ct purchasers cost,
Adjustments made as OF date Of
kale;. Terms TO be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold OF the dis
erection Of the trustees.
& BENJAMIN LIHS,
HERBERT 0ARFTNKIE.
SEES. 30-oc3,0,6 Trustees,
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R RaRS6EEssIo Z. V EI1 S%Es!

0ESQtOO-0S NaAt1D 2 : -, -
TROs. J. OWEN q son, Auetioneers
Trustees sale Of Valuable BRICK
DWELLING known as No. rs sth
By 'i virus q 4 certain deed Of trust
{ duly recorded. IN LibeT No. SiOa7O.
aS0 apg ne e. fsc e iss aa sS
and st the request Of the party se-
cured thereby. the UNDETERMINED
IN front ii the premises. on Mon
pay TIE dENT "a PAY Si,r o a,.t 9q 5,Iss
PM. the following described land
ana premises, situate in. the Dis.
Is and being Part 81 oriRinaI Lot
numbered Seven sd In Square
numbessS Ei1 S.. HIps5sd aaa sol h,ne
81 sth ssrset. sS.iS tsst North
from the South line Of said lot,
said point being ut the middle. Of
TIE party Esnn i between g premises a1,s
ss OI ana rp ranI II s' thsnce NORTH on
said street, 1885 feet; thence East
90 feet 8 inches. thence South
1888 feet thence West 90 feet 5
Inches TO the place OF begtnntng
improyed 6y premises No. % sth
Terms: Sold subject 70 prior
tbuilding associatIonl deed q trust
for approximately S4.B33 So fur,
ther particulars OF which win be
ansSSnssd y time q m sa lss.. the e
Be paid tn cash. A deposit Of
$50e.Q6 required. conveyancing.
: recording. ETC.. ct purchasers cost,
Adjustments made as OF date OF
. sale, Terms 70 be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the
discretion Of the trustees.
asnPTE N EA rafTzoERA1.D.
se26,30-oc3.6.S Trustees.
THOs. ]. OWEN Q son, Aaetisneefs.
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RaREg J, ZANE ss,j Js,i
oc0.S.l1.l3.15 Trustees.
THos. J. OWEN . son, Auetioneers.

I Taeaip M g pT Xilrsfls Be.
ING KNOWN as PREMIeES EuM-
SEs 5SlS SEVENTH STREET.
y ,, virtue q : certain dssa Of ,rgss
aaHH rsc9rded; IN Lipey NJ: lO4os.
ss U' & ne e b fsG q t e co 1d Tss
and q the request Of the party
trustees WIN sell. ct public auction
N front Of the premises, on
bnA BAY 81 4oxcrosHEER XIII LbbiH Isssi III
TWO PoRTY-FIVE O'CLOCK I. NJ.
the followine-deseribed land and
premises. situate in the District Of
Columbia, and designated as and
being Lot 20 In ClAyton's subdiyi-
H sion q paI 9ss q Block s IA s snasS
Il he Once u G ths sasye ssspfq ier
the District of Columbia IN Liber
12 at folio 1855: except o part OF
said lot condemned and taken for
Alley purposes by proceedings in
shoTn on cp plas 81 foiio i is s ana
block 30 nov. known for purposes
OF assessment and taxation IS
Square 1883. also known as Lot
Terms: Sold subject 70 . prior
Tor approximately SSs.sSS. n 4 further stss
particulars Of which win be am
nounced ct time Of sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust 10 Be
paid IN, cash. A deposit Of $500. 90
REQUIRED. ccnyeysncing. reccrdins.
Ypents made Is Of date Of sale.
Terms TO be complied with within
/, thirty days, otherwise deposit i0r-
fetted and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
cretion of the trustees,
a CHARLES MITCHELL,
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
oc3.5.s. 1912 Trustees