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RITES HELD FOR
JESSE PAGE, RESIDENT
MINNEAPOLIS 40 YEARS

Services for Jesse Page, 90, OF
1908 Sixth st. s., who died April
4, were held at 2 p. m. Monday
April s, at Woodland Funeral
Chapel with Rev. Henderson Red.
dick officiating.
Mr.. Page suffered a heart at,
tack while shoveling snow at his
home and died in an ambulance
enroute to the hospital He was q
native Of Missouri and had lived
in Minneapolis for 40 years.
Survivors include two sisters
Mrs, Ida Brown of Kansas City,
Mo, and Miss Oda Page of Oma-
ha, Neb. five brothers, Oliver and
Everette, Kansas City, Sylvanus,
Ellwood, Mo, Elvin, Gallatin, Mo,
and Lunord of Spokane, Wash. /;
one nephew, Walter Lee and one
niece, Christine Cooper, both of
Atchison, Kans.
Burial was in Crystal Lake
cemetery
Mrs. Brown and Miss Page.
sisters; two brothers, Oliver and
Sylvanus and his niece and neph-
ew all came to the city to attend
funeral services.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

What's The News" was the
subject of DR.. Floyd Massey Jr. $
sermon on Communion Sunday,
April 7 at the morning worship
service. Deacon c. S. Anderson of
fered morning prayer and music
was by the Choral Group under
the direction of Mrs. Louella Tay-
lor and the Senior Choir, directed
by Mrs. Ruby Grant. The offertory
was by the Gospel Chorus, direct
ed by Mrs. O'Delle Galloway.
Notices were read by Mrs. Cora
Belle Banks, church clerk. Con-
dolenCe was expressed to Mrs
Gerald Larson and family on the
passing of her father, DR. +. A
Finstrom in Ashland, Wise. DR.
Fnstrom was the former execu-
tive secretary of tie Twin City
Baptist Union.
Commentator was expressed to
Mrs. Janabelle Taylor and the
Ladies Aid Society for the well
planned Pre-Easter Style Revue
held last week.
New Members VINO united in
March were the Misses Nettie
Benjamin. Wilma Naves, Donna
Sayles. Mrs. Clara Williams, Joan
Cotton and William f. Commo-
dore.
Coincidence was expressed to
Deacon L. l. Murray and family
on the passing of his brother
Walter Murray in East st. Louis
III.
The BYE State convention will
be held at First Baptist church.
St Paul, April 20 and 27. Mem
bers who can house delegates
from out of town were asked to
contact Leroy Cunningham.
Appreciation was expressed by
Mrs. Edna Bosley for visits
cards and flowers during her re-
cent illness. The names of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Chapman and the So
cial and Literary Society were
added to the list Of pew donors.
At s p. m. the BYE was host TO
| the White Bear Presbyterian
Youth Group in the educational
unit A fellowship hour with the
University Baptist Church was
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Maynard Ewing Dies;
funeral On April II

Maynard NJ. Ewing, 1884 Car
roll Av, st. Paul, died Monday.
April s, in st. Luke's hospital.
Mr.. Ewing had been i'll for about
three months.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Bernice Ewing, three chel-
dren, Karen, Karla and Maynard
Jr., mother, Mrs. Leona Ewing
Of Mason City, Ia; two brothers,
Myron, Mason City Denorris,
Minneapolis; three sisters, Mrs.
Mary A. Parker, Mrs. Lucille
Brown and Mrs. Javanese White,
all of Minneapolis and other rela-
tives.
The remains were shipped to
Mason City for burial on Tues
day, April 8, where funeral ser
vices were held on Thursday.
Brooks Funeral Home was in
charge Of the service.
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but as an American who has felt
first-hAnd the Sullsn anxiety Of
millions OF Asians and Africans.
Il write az an American who Is
concerned about what is happen
ing 10 his country, a citizen who
sees that millions OF Americans,
whose basic impulses In this crisis
are decent. have been caught up
In this cult Of moderation, this
enslavement 10 do-nothingism.
Every patriotic impulse inside me
asks have we become a cowardly
nation, always searching for mid
die ground between night and
wrong. between justice and in
justice. between morality and i'm
morality7
How Is IL that nation that
commissioned ten million Of its
finest young men to 90 abroad
and, If necessary. 10 die in be-
half OF the ideal Of mans equality
under God, the ideal that man was
born 30 be free, can now be fright
ened into meaningless. cowardly
double-talk because a few hood
Iums and demagogues are threat
ening riots and bloodshed II any
effort is made to enforce a de-
cision by the nations highest
court ?"
The book, written in Rowan's
readable, easy to read style, has
a handsome design by Philip
Grushldn.
Rowan has just completed a
series on the Indians Of this area
which has attracted nationwide
attention. He is in constant de-
mand as a speaker and has ad-
dressed audiences in all sections
Of the nation.
Currently he is on leave of alb
5ence from the Minneapolis Trib-
Ine In order to gather material
for two articles he is scheduled 10
write for the Saturday Evening
Post.
A past president of the Mime
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ST. PAIL LUTHERAN

Last Sunday, April 7, was "Ad-
vance For Christ" Sunday in St.
Paul Lutheran church. Rev Carl
c. Sunwall pastor. The goal for
the Augustana Lutheran Church
of America, of which st. Paul is a
part, is two million dollars. This
win be used for the support of the
work of Missions of Mercy in the
church.
This includes the Seven Works
of Mercy which are: care for the
sick; befriend strangers and
homeless; minister to the impris-
oner; clothe and feed the hungry;
comfort the aged; protect the chill
dren and counsel the troubled.
The topic for Pastor Sunwall s
sermon at the morning service
was Advance For Christ"
At the close of the service about
forty teams were consecrated to
the service of visiting every home
in the congregation in behalf of
Missions of Mercy.
The evening service there had
the premiere showing of Am /
My Brothers Keeper" film strip.
This is a sound, color film, the
firstp reduced by the Board of
Christian service of the Lutheran
Minnesota Conference of the
Augustana Lutheran Church of
America. Rev. Carl c. Sunwall,
pastor of st. Paul Lutheran and
chairman of the film strip COM
mittee, directed the production.
DIR. Reuben c. Anderson, pastor
of the Salem Luthern church in
Minneapolis and president of the
Board of Christian Service,
preached the sermon and dedicat-
ed the film strip, Mr. Walter Gus
tafson, a member of the Gustavus
Adolphus church in st. Paul, and
assistant manager of calendar
sales at Brown and Bigelow, wrote
the original script. The Senior
choir sang the anthem, More
Love To Thee, o Christ"
Following the service every one
was invited to the church par
lors for coffee. - Anna Wendell.
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SIOUX
r a [ [ S
NEWS
NJ . T { S

I'll be "Chock Full O'Nuts" If
| don't miss Jackie Robinson al
ready the minute anyone men,
tons baseball, but l guess he
knows what he's doing.
The Alg Frost family is now
in Minneapolis, their new home.
We are most certain theyn be
missed In our community and we
are sure they'll be an asset to
Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Frost were most active In st.
Johns Church here. He as Deacon,
also a member Of Alpha Lodge No.
10, Prince Hail Masons. She as
Sunday School teacher, BYE.
teacher. also soloist in the choir.
The Frost children were Brownies
and friendly Indians so l hope
they find their places in Mime
apolis.
Rev. Duncan of Sioux City, who
is Pastor of Pilgrim Baptist
church and the John Armstrong;
are doing a lot to bring about un-
ity in the community. Rev. Dun
can is bringing in groups from
Sioux City and going to both
churches (St. Johns and Pilgrim
while the Armstrong; are using
their car to keep prayer service
active in both churches. Richard
Hayes and Tom Banks were here
from Sioux City Sunday,
Mrs. James Moore, local prcst-
dent of the wCTU has started a
Youth group under the Super
vision of Mrs. l. II. Thomas. II is
n fine gesture and we are proud
Of the move. Mrs Moore has been
seriously ill., but she is right in
there pitching every time she has
the strength
Georgia Lee manager Of Geor-
gas Beauty Shopl took her role
as vice president ~ the TIC. Club
Of the YwCA in the absence OF the
president +. Lotion. Georgia does
the Job nicely cuz she was prcsi.
dent for more than ten prosper,
GUS years. Georgia also served a
lovely lunch after Jerry Cabbel1
kept the group entertained with
FUN games. Helen Haynes BOAR
mcnberl took pictures.
| The Booker Washington Service
Center will be closed permanently
after May /. The Center has out.
I grown its usefulness TO the Com.
munIty. Bea Hamilton. matron
has done a fine job since Ie47 and
I'm sure Wen all miss the center
and Bea's hospitality Bea has
been active with NAACP. FEEDER,
ated Club, Missions and Civic az
fairs as a whole,
4 Daniel jackson (Thumperl lec
this day for Sioux City. Ia, wher,
he viii be for a few days in spring
+, training for baseball. Jackson b,
employed by Coal<ley Porter Ser.
vice and n this kid did his worB
well. that could be his spring
[ training -oh-welll
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Twin CITY
MOUNT OIIVET BAPTIST

Rev. B. II. Hunter chose the
subject. The Easy Burden
Bearers" for his morning message
Sunday, April 7. Rev. Z. G. har-
MS. assisted the pastor with the
morning devotions. Prayer was Of
fered BY deacon Maceo Simmons
Music was rendered by the Cos
pei and Male Choruses.
Three persons were accepted as
new members on their Christian
experience and one, a candidate
for baptism.
The ordinance of communion
was observed at the evening wor-
ship service and the right hand
Of fellowship extended to SIX new
members. Music wasp roVlded by
the Senior Choir.
Registered visitors introduced
and welcomed were Mrs. M. Clar-
DIV, st. James AME church and j
w. Clemens of Pilgrim Baptist
church.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Hrs. E. n. Daniels and family IN
the loss of her brother, William
Graves.
Rev. J. ]. Clayburn, 3843 Smell
ing Av., Minneapolis has been
added to our sick and shut-in list
The annual Queen Minerva con-
test sponsored by the Dorcas So
ciety is making progress in the
planning stage The GROWING OF
the queen win take place May 10
Mrs. Ida Hicks lisp resident of the
society.
Isaac Blakey of Scandal, MINI.
will be guest speaker on Sunday
April IA, at the morning worship
hour. The service viii be under
the auspices of the Junior Choir.
You're welcome at Mt. Olivet
The Church of Friendliness.
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Z. w. tBiII) Groves
Dies: Funeral Held
Saturday., April 8

Services for Earl w. (BiD
Graves, 1913 Rondo Av., who died
April 2. were held Saturday, April
8 at st. Philips Episcopal church
with Rev Denzil A. Carly, rec
tor, officiating. He was a member
Of st. Philips.
Mr.. Graves had suffered with
a heart ailment for some time and
hic condition became serious on
Monday, April /, when he entered
Midway hospital where he sue
cumbed on the following day. He
was a Pullman employee.
He was born in Kansas City
Kans,, and had resided in st. Paul
for years. He was L member Of
Perfect Ashlar Lodge No. 4, F. &
A. NJ, Fezzan Temple No. 26 of
the Shrine and of Consistory No
Il. A Masonic service was held
at the funeral chapel on Friday
evening, April 5.
Survivors include his wodow
Mrs. Madeline Graves, two daugh-
ters, Mrs Ruth New and Mrs.
Norma Collins, all of St Paul;
two sisters, Mrs. Marguerite Dan
iels and Mrs. Edith Smith, both
Of st. Paul; two brothers, AL
fred Graves, st. Paul and Floyd
Graves, Kansas City, Kans.; one
foster brother, Ernest Scott of
Kansas City, Kans.; seven grand
children, three nieces and a num-
Der of other relatives.
Burial was in Oakland ceme-
terry.
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STAINER'S cRUcIFIxIoN
AT ST, Pnul'S CHURCH

Following the custom Of devot-
ing the Maundy Thursday evening
esrvices to music for Holy Week,
the choir of st. Paurs Episcopal
church bryant and Franklin) will
again this year give a perform
ance of Stainer's well known and
always admired sacred cantata,
The Crucifixion."
Solo parts will be taken by
Kenneth c. Poehler, baritone:
Theodore Schner, tenor; Percy
Hopkins, tenor and Bruce Bennitt,
baritone.
The choir Of IS mixed voices is
under the direction Of Stanley r,
Avery
Preceding the cantata, MAZDA
Ign Staupe. soprano, viii sing the
prayer. Lord. Almight Cod from
the "MasCow Cantata" by Tschai-
kowsky. Maundy Thursday is
April 18th and the service will
commence at 7;45 p. m.
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MARIAN ANDERSON TO
BE INTERVIEWED ON
RADIO STATION WcAL

Noted contralto Marian Ander.
son will be heard relating Incl
dents from her life on radio sta
ton WCAL ITO kc.J at 1918 a.
m. Saturday April 10.
on a book program Of the ser
les. "Our Church" Miss Ander-
son win be interviewed by Rolf
Charleston in connection with her
autobiography MY Lord. What
A Morning"
She will also be heard on The
Church Al Work" a national news
feature aired Sundays on two
local stations, KEVE C144O kc)
at 0s15 a, m, and WMIN (i4OO
kc) at 0:30 p. m.
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where the public and those en-
trusted with the law Of the land
sit meekly by. waiting for time TO
produce justice"
Rowan asks: When win my
country understand that time A.
lone does not heal the wounds Of
hatred; that II often petrifies the
mind In It's narrowness and fear ?"
In hurt patriotism, the author
points up his thesis that America
cannot afford to ignore the wrong
in It's race problem. Wrote he:
Il write neither from anger,
from bitterness nor from despair,
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

wish to express my sincere APP
probation to all of our friends for
their many kindnesses during my
recent illness.
My dear wife, Lottie Milton
Joins me in thanking all for the
thoughtful prayers, get-well cards
flowers and other manifestations
of friendliness, interest and good
will. l will ever be grateful.
George Milton, 1853 Carroll Av.,
st. Paul, MINI.
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CARR OLE THANKS

We. the family of the late Roy
Hooper wish to express our heart
felt thanks and gratitude to the
many friends, relatives and neigh
bors who came with their under
standing prayers letting us know
that someone cares. For the many
cards, kilograms, floral tributes
and other services rendered, we
are most thankful
Especially do we wish to thank
Rev. M. L. Simmons for his con-
selling words and members and
auxiliaries of st. Peters AME
church for their comforting assis-
lance.
Mrs. Jessie Shannon, sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Jones, niece
and nephew.
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lis Here = Almost!

Demonstration models Of car
the nies" At 100 mph., rolls on the
road az so, are being produced BY
q western company, TAN and
wings fold into trailer unit. II
fits into a garage, may be mass,
produced 20 sell NJ $4,000
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Twin City
Church NeWs

held in Fellowship hail at s p. m.
with the Choral Group serving.
At 1880 p. m, the Rev. John Bone,
pastor of University Baptist
church spoke in a union service
and music was by his choir.
At the IL a. m. service on
Palm Sunday, April IA, DR.. Mas
sew will deliver the Palm Sunday
message. with special music by
the singing groups. The evening
worship hour will be at s p. m.
Members were urged to remem-
Der Lenten folders which have
been mailed out and which should
be returned on Easter Sunday.
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CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Earl w
Graves wishes 10 extend their
heartfelt thanks to all OF their
friends and neighbors. who offered
their kind expressions of sym
patty, also for the many floral
tributes, cards, kilograms, cars,
and tokens OF money. Special
thanks 10 Rev. Denzil Carly, and
Ben Alexander.
Mrs. f. w. Graves, wife: Nor
ma Collins, Ruth New daughters,
Edith Smith. Marguerite Daniels,
sisters: Alfred Graves, Floyd
Graves. brothers.
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apolis Urban League, Rowan lives
with his wife, Vivian and three
children, Barbara, Carl Jr., and
Godfrey at 31OO 46th Av. s.
Before joining the Tribune staff
In 1913, and while pursuing a
Masters degree at Minnesota, he
wrote for the Minneapolis Spokes-
man and st. Paul Recorder and
later worked on the Baltimore
Afro-American.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-12

This newspaper has more elias
slfied ads than any other paper Of
its type in this field. Users OF Its
Want Ad section find they may
conveniently place nm ad by dial.
Ing FEDERAL S-7O7I or FEDERAL g.
$685.. Gall today.
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Rowcn's Book
Our April IS;
Parry Ar Powers

Negro can achieve final justice
only through the violence. obstrlc-
ton. nonco-operation and des-
truction that have marked the
rise Of underpriuleged peoples
in other portions Of the world.
Rowan's new book abounds with
interviews with various Negro
and white southerners In one he
describes the mental and moral
anxiety Of young southern white
American newspaperman with
whom he talked privately.
lie quotes the newsman as say
ing:
I'VE are "A sick and miserable
people, we southerncrs. We are
in America, but not Of II. We can
see justice and recognize II at
distance, but we cannot embrace
t. Men have always feared
change. and sometimes ! think we
fear II as no collection Of people
ever have. We are representative
overly defensive we tell our
selves that we cannot look
straight in the eye those country
men Of ours who are struggling 10
protect the nations place in
world Of turmoil We are a mis-
cradle bunch Of bastards nice
bastards, but without CUTS, or
whatever It takes to get off our
backs the burden and sins Of our
grandpapples."
Time Alone VIII Not Heal
Hatred
The book asserts, This area
concerning rights OF minorities is
the DuIy aroa ~ uftr national ufa
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Three hints for speech making
BE sincere, be brief. be seated.
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SIGN OF THE TIMES - On
the rear Of a truck; Don't Insist
on Your Ritesl"
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This Is IA trusted news medium
devoted first to community in.
terest.
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CARD or THANKS

Members Of the Missionary So
ciety OF Bethesda Baptist church
wish to thank all who contributed.
in any way 10 the Foreign Mission
Baby shower held at the church
March so. Your splendid co-Opera-
ton and support aided in making
this affair a huge success.
Mrs. lone Brown. President
Miss Alberta Williams, General
chairman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-12

Read Robert SplVack's column,
Watch on the Potomac" from the
nations capital each week In this
newspaper. II Is concise, anthori-
tatiNc and Informative.
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Time Alone win Not Heal
Hatred

The book asserts, This area
concerning rights OF minoritles is
the only area OF our national life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
AuefIoN sALE9
TmOs. .. OWEN 4 SON
AueliBneeFs
Hi 4 ~. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABI. Z
1WO-S1ORY BRICK DWELLING
THIRD STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. In Libef No. 8ysui
Folio us ct sea. Of the land
records OF the District OF Columbia,
ana at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the usidersisnec
trustees VIII sell 81 public auction
FRIDAY TIE EioHfEEf EInSlTiHf pA ~
III nf neF8RR4fgg 3ptoclRks p AT
the iollowins described land and
premises, situate IN tie District
uf Columbia, and designated as
and beiue the North II % feet
front By the full depth Of Lot n
N Metealf'a subdivision Of lots
n Square , seB; a. As per plat re re-
veyor for ~ TX pistr Il 81 ~.
lumbia IN Liber c H.B. 81 folio
III and IN Survey Book 14s al
page 4ij5 In said Surveyors once
TERAdS Sold subject TO a prior
building assoeiati0nl deed OF
trust for approximately SS44 ~
further particulars OF which will
be- announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust
TO be naid In cash, deposit Of
S50ll required. conVeyaneing, re.
cOrding. etc. Al DufehaseT's cost
Adjustments made as OF date u
sale Terms 10 be compiled With
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and Tesoid at
the discretion Of the trustees.
ALLEN LAN0,
SAM WAseERMAN.
ock,fg.ts Trustees
THOs. !. OWEN 4 son,
Aueti0neeFs.
iii 3 ST. NV.
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ThOs. J. OWEN 8 son,
Auetieneera.
iii u ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES i4sl

SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN As PREMISES i4sl
: BELMONT STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust
Quly recorded in Liher No. lOS5n
Folio 4Ul 81 sea. Of the land rec
ores 81 the District OF Columbia.
ana a. ne request Of the party
secured thereby the undersigned
trustees viii sell. at public anc-
ton, In front OF the premises on
FRIDAY. THE EIoHTEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, AID 1857, AT
Two-FiPl'Y O'CLOCK PM, the
folloNing described land and prem
iAes. situate IN the District Of
Columbia and DESIGNATED IS ana
helnE Part. OF Lot bS IN the sub-
aiV.sion q the South Grounds
OF Columbia colleee as per plat
recorded IN. Llher District No. / !,
once Of the surveyor Of the Dis.
lrlet OF Columbia described Is
follows. Beginning fos the same
81 the northwest corner Of said
lot. and running thence east on
the south line % Stoughton ST..
noG Belmont St. 30 feet. thence
south and at right angles 10 said
street, 90 feet; thence vest 3 feef
Lneute noftn ~ feet, thence west
% teet % point IN the vest line
q said lot 50 feet south Of the
place OF beginning; and thence
north on said west line, so feel
70 the place Of beginning. subject
10 covenants and restrictions Of
record. Taxed as lot sos in square
TERMS. Sold subject 10 prIor
building association deed 81 tTust
Tor approximately 80 400 OOs fur
ther particulars OF which will be
fuhounce{ et time OF sale: the
purchase price above said trust 10
Be paid In cash. A deposit on
$500 40 reauired Conveyaneine
recording, cts. ~ purchasers cost
Adjustments made as OF date az
sale Terms TO be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-.
pest forfeited and the properts
may be advertised ana resoid as
the discretion o. the trustee.
PHI Up W THOMAS,
THOMAS W. PARKS
0ts ~, ~, la.l4 Trustees.
THOs. J. OWEN 6 son,
AnetiOneeFa
III 4 ST NM
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AUCTION SALES


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES 900
EIGHTH STREET NORTHEAST,
WASHINGTON. d c
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust re-
corded. IN Liher No. lo64T. Folio
a63, ct seq one Of the land
records the District Of colun-
bia. and at the Teqaest OF party
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees VIII efier for sale. by pub
On TUESDAY, THE FrFTRENTR
DAY or OCTOBER. 1857. AT
THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM,
tbs follow ing described property
IN the District OF Columbia. to
wit. The full front on Sth Street
bv Iull depth OF SO feet of Lot
Numbered Ntnety-three 1881 in
J. II Walters subdivision OF
Square Numbered Nine Hundred
and Thirteen t9l3l, as said sub
division Is recorded in Lbter 80.
veyor for the District Of coium-
bia; said land being now taxed
as Lot sos In Square ais.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A
depoSit Of $500 required OF pur-
chaser az time Of sale Examina-
tion OF title. couyeyancing. re-
cording notarial fees and revenue
stamps at cost Of purchaser. Ad-
tustnients made a. Of date OF sale
Terms 10 be complied with within
thirty days IRON dav OF sale other
wise trustees reserve the right to
feseli property AZ risk and cost
OF defaulfine purchaser, after ave
days advertisement OF such resale
u some newspaper published IN
washington. q. G.. OF deposit
NAV be forfeited. or without for
teiiing deposit trustees may avail
themselves Of any lezal or eeuit :
able rights against dsfsuIting par-
chaser