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tasty treat when served
with tuna fish and topped
with a rich cheese or mush-
room sauce. A snowy head
of cauliflower gives eating
pleasure when cooked,
stuffed with creamed crab,
lobster or shrimp, and
baked.
Halibut or haddock filetS
are doubly enjoyable
stuffed with onion and
bread filling. baked and
served with fresh vegetable
sauce.
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pany for lunch I came
early. II II was q family
luncheon ! came at II. but
II 1t was to be q formal
luncheon, then I worked
Continued on Page B-s. Col
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Gurden Suuce

Two carrots. chopped; /
onion. chopped; 3 table
spoons butter, 3 tablespoons
flour, 2 tomatoes. CHOPPED;
1l2 cups bouillon, /
crushed garlic Glove. l tea
spoon salt, pinch thyme.
Y bay leaf. Saute carrots
and onion in butter. Add
flour, 2 tomatoes. chopped;
Drowned. Add remaining
ingredients and simmer
for / hour. Serve with
baked fish.
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have seen so many Ameri-
can women eat downtown
in the middle Of q busy day
Of shopping.
Frequently the President
would have an open sand
witch such as cold roast beef
on rye with q green vegeta-
BILE like spinach or beet
tops on the plate, while
often Mrs. Eisen h over
would have her meat with
out bread under it. The
meal would end with sliced
fresh fruit.
Another favorite Of the
President was sliced chick
en- on rye. Both like the
dark meat best. With this
luncheon Mrs. E." as we
affectionately called her.
would have pineapple rings
on lettuce and both might
have caramel tapioca pud-
ding.
If Mrs. Z" had q closed
sandwich. she preferred
white bread and the Presi-
dent preferred whole wheat.
When the President or
Mrs. Eisenhower had COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
WHITE
HOUSE
CHEF
Cold Luncheons Popular
BY FRANCOIS RYSAVY
A. Told 10 Frances spats Leirh.an

On an average day would come in around
noontme and check up on the Eisenhower
luncheon, which was served mostly from the
pantry. 1t would usually be something cold.
Mrs Eisenhower enjoyed a cottage cheese
salad with fruit or with grated carrots, Just as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
FOR MEATLESS MEALS
Fish Plentiful,
Rich in Protein
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN
star stan Writer

This is the season to climb aboard the menu
bandwagon with a variety of fish, cheese or egg
dishes for those meatlesS meals during the 40
days of Lent.
The fish industry is ready with myriad
Of our treasures of the sea" now on the market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

minutes. Add milk, cream
and oyster liquid. Heat
until hot. but do not boil.
Strain into another sauce
pan. Add oysters and cook
just until oysters curl at
edges. Add salt and pep
per. Just before serving,
add Worcestershire and
Tabasco. Makes 4 servings.
Founder Anustusiu
Six to eight sole or
founder 1lllets Cor 2 boxes
of frozen fillets-cod, had
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Oyster Stew

One-fourth cup butter
or margarine, 2 sliced on
ions. l Glove garlic. quar-
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-08

ing world. Humibly aware OF the
fact that Gods great blessing
also brings a great obligation,
the Lutheran church is carrying
the Bible truths to all parts OF
the earth. 1t makes large use OF
all modern means of ccmmunl-
cation, Including the printed
word, films, and radio and tel
evision. The Bible message OF
the Lutheran CHURCH like a
beacon light from heaven, cuts
through the darkness Of evil and
enables people to find their way
back to God. T.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-08
NOTE OF THANKS

Mrs. Estella Montgomery and
family wish to express our deep
est appreciation to the Fire and
Police Departments, neighbors
and friends for their active and
effective parts in the fire at or
home recently at 1908 w. 135th
street. Especially do we thank
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harris for
quick, thoughtful action in call
ing the Fire Department.
May God bless each of you.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-08

healthy, prosperous, and viger-
Gus, existence.
THE Power of Faith, Romans
1910, is the theme and text for
Divine Worship this Sunday
February 8, 1858 at 1920 am
Divine Worship at Good Shep-
herd Lutheran church with tenn
porary services being held in
the Lincoln Memorial school
auditorium. A perpetual well
come is always yours to share in
all of her services. We preach
a changless Christ for chang
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-08
The OUTLOOK
By Pastor Stephens

Do you know why juvenile de-
linquency and broken homes run
parallel in numbers? Do you
know why our schools and insti-
tutions of yester-year gave ex-
preston and remained loyal to
Christianity, rather than bowling
to religious expressions? Do you
know why so many OF our
young people are inadequately
equipped for secretarial posi-
tons? Do you know why we do
not have paved STREETS in Rob-
bins? Do you know why our
Village Hall is far inadequate
for our needs? Do you know
why we do not have shopping
center in Robbins? Do you know
that we spend nearly $4,0000O0
each year?. Do you know why
most of the people who live in
Rohfoins earn their livelihood
outside the Village of Robbins
Did you know that our schools
aare over crowded and under
stated? Did you know that one
of our greater assets to the vii
lage of Robbins is our water
s,lrply? Did you know that un-
less we plan for the future and
do it now, we shall perish in the
flames of our short-sightedness.
We are the answer to our
problems. We have the means,
the time and the talent to go
forward with a program to meet
all these situations. The power
lies within us. This power IS
realized only when it is used.
Our sense of direction can be
clearly sen as we give heed to F.,
the eternal light which shines in
darkness, and engenders love in
the hearts and minds Of men
The living Christ must live IN
the lives of men who will lead,
end through them flow the
power of Divine Intelligence.
We cannot shoulder the re-
sponsibility that is incumbent
upon us in our own strength.
Bnut He who made all things
that was made can sustain us.
The power we need can be
ours only through faith in God.
ut is the power of God unto
salvation to those who believe"
The Word of God must reach
the interlect, the will, and lastly
the emotions. The Christian re
ligion is not of the head only
but also of the heart and actions. |
The Chdistian religion trans
forms and gives power to meet
life in the spirit of love. And
the love of which l speak is the
love of God which manifest it's
self in service to, for and with
man as he goes forward in ex-
H. lob
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OFFICIAL nerleIs


4 rUnIaU uHAnIN0 navlna been
held " TIE Commlaeionera. y G..
h TIE matter Of eioaing certa y
street aud allay areas N D G.,
a. hefe|naftef described, and A.
aald commlaalqnsrs afe Of ne
20 should be closed NOTICE -
E9nsr .oiykn that under date
S onRsssp :, s Rs'i sS s g "a
pc .hdss Wy sS.. iA' .os sr': ~ I Diss
nlec n ne once Of the Surveyor
D D. ano numbered - Map HaO7
u hereby ordered CLOaED aams
y lake eject On and after sep
lamber n 1895 the titls 70 the
closed 70 revert 70 lhs a6uttinS
map TIE said cloalna 20 taks
sasel ~ sanseapsnt gfder on ins
bsivssn Nlseo Ss, Avenue ana
Glover. Archbold PARKWAY ANY
nie b sritlne With the Com.
mianioners, b q. objections. Il
any 70 this eloting within The
lQ-day period prior % Sept ,,
lgss otasrsiss said elosins shall
date. m aeeordance with proyi.
b b,sn' igi ,sgs A. iB6 B5lc
LIN 10 y RARRIcK IA G
WILLING, commissioners, b Z
aui .2.A.b.0.7.A.n.l 1,l4,t3.14.lb,IB
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Tu0a. = OWN . son.
IlfIHHT. NV.

regsTEEs sxI; me- 81 yw aEpAs n !.
fo1ipAsnnT CONTAINED wifns
IN THE PHEMInEn NuAnFn
1000 EYE aIRNKT NOnTWWNsf
AND INcLUDiNo Tfin BUSINESS
AND LkAANhoLD.
~ ViFtne ai 4 certain chettsl deed
a. trust dated Auril 81, 1905,
ana recnrded MAY s. 1905, ~
he lsnd rseoFda u ths piStricl
81 Columbia. and Al the request
the Undersigned trustees viii sell.
~ Dnhlir aurtiont within prem
lafn Number 1000 Eye street
NoIthNelt on MONDAY TIE
nl.EvKNTH DAY on Apous1 ,
Ell the furnishings, hxtures and
s ssossar.1,,sn,a s , ,ssas IN , s
and eontsinsa within PremIsss
Number 1000 rye street North
west, washington. u. e,
TERMS Tho business leaaehold.
furniahinas, MIXTURES and equip
ment W ~ sold a. an entirely
for All. CASH Al parties IN
interest please take notice.
HERMAN MI LER,
rHE AsoyE SALE MAS u'i ssFN
poNTPoNEp UNTIL. THURSDAY,
the FOURTEENTH DAY or
AUQueI a ., iahn At The
SAM PLACE AT ONE O'CLOCK
~ ORDER or THE TRUSTEE
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mfelAl noTIeEs

I VIII NOT NJ nAsf0NhInLA iof
anY dfhtA lncufred ~ anlune
ether than myself, FREDERICK
ccAaInh, Ryo No = hos sos'
NOT nEsr0NsInl.E for AM hillI
made ~ Mr., hlanch r ThoFne
vi. wsshinsien FL n' n
fnk RIGGS NATIONAL nANk o.
MOLnEna MMEIINO. -hoTiCI
Il hereby Given that pursuant "a
mesuns 81 The ahareholaert d
lnrlon. b q, VII BE- held a ita
bankiun mouse IL No. 1893
pennnylvanla Avenue nW., IN ths
City Of Washington, District Of
Columbia. on Monday, september
8, 1895, a. o'clock An Tor
the pufpo.e OF cqnAidsrinn ano
dslsIminine ey vote shethei "
sns snd Ph son,S nsnIs es sse
aant 81 wsshinsten. located 10
S mssflass'n, o. Inc laws 1H's q ~
United States. shall be ratified
and connfmedi and for the pur.
pose Of victims upon am other
mnttefs Incidental 70 the uurposeo
consolidation Of the TIVE hanka.
A COPY Of the aforesaid asree.
ment, executed BY majority n
the directors Of each Of the two
banks. 2rovidine for the contoli.
dalton. "a on file at the bank and
may be inspected durlnn bufineai
hours The stock transfer books
81 Tits bank viii be closed II
.he .iu.e o. puslnsss On Septe,npei
until the opening OF business on
septembgr 10. 1905. JOHN g
MCCORMACK, Senior vice presi.
d0nt and CnNhier
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LEGAL NOTICES


- WZAA.N"M WMNN.NAMN
NaahInElan .. II, q.
oHDHn on PUBLICATION An.
sent Dslendnni ,--FlIed Auanai 4
1898. HARRY N. HULL clsrs -
United Hlalea District Court fol
The District on COLUMBIA - No
iae3-ba.--PloIlKNcE S JOHN,
JOHNSON, Defendant The OBJ
iect 81 TITS sult a % eniaTwe I
INTO a dserss d absolute divorce
TINS iet dnY OF AuauHt 1881
JANIS LEE JOHNSON. Gauss M,
appearance 70 be- entered herein
on o. before The ioFtieth DAY, ca
elusive Of sundays and leaal holt
days ocCurrine after thr dav Of
the nrft publication Of this order
otherwise the cause will BE- pro.
eecded with A. ~ case Of default
Provided, q COPY OF thia order b
published once 4 week Tor three
successive week. IN the Waahlna.
ton Law Reporter, and The HVe.
ming star before tald .dax Is
CHARLES y McIAUOHLIN,
Judge lAeai Attedt. HARRY M
HULL cierk, ~ DIAN "
MILLER, pspaty CLERK.
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when ansusriHg eaueFtissmeafs
addressed 10 Alaf soIs6 20 NOT
eHclnfe oTi0iHai FnfareAn2a sac
tooFanh4 ~ olheF Mai9Fiala Of
pNfn0nnf raina. EuNtnH asrun fha
pafRoae, 0FlgiAaia aiap 81 Loaf.
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CURRENT OPENINGS

MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Design Of electro-me-
chanical devices such
as gear trains. punched
tape programmes. SER
vo motor mounts and
dial mechanisms. Re-
sponSible for layout Of
basic design of consoles
and specification Of
slides, locking devices
and handles prototype
models. Specialties de-
sired include housing
for modular electronic
assemblies, servomech-
anisms and gear trains:
microw ave plumbing:
heating and ventila-
ton of consoles and
vans: structural foun-
dations; mounts and
holding fixtures: hy-
draulic and pneumatic
controlled accessories;
mock-ups to prove out
human engineering fac
tors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12

DRAFTING ENaERUcfons = Ne,
ele.I I've o. three EVENINGS pei
week. Also openings TOT day IN
slFnct0ra, . dnsa Der week Idea
ipf retired man. Give aae. educn'
tIon, eMnfFiEnfe and salary en-
petted Write hoK fOO-M, star
DnNRns. tai ana part time. 5000
0arnInal ApnlY HH1H Lee hwY
ARLINGTON YELLOW cfTs
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rHE uS y N.s sAS5gSsr SAWS

dhhitEhOlaDkltkl MEkllNQ -
NOTICE e HEREBY given that. puf.
special meeting OF the snare
holders Of The Lincoln Nalipnal
Bank OF Washington viii BE- held
Al Us banking house ~ No, 500
18th Street NV. In the CITY Of
wathingion. District Of Columbia
at II O'Clock AM, Tor thn pur.
pose OF considerinR ana De.
terminins By vote whether On
agreement 10 consolidate the
said bank and The Riggs National
Bank Of Washlngton. D e. under
the provisions Of the lava OF the
and confirmed; and for the pur-
pose OF voting upon any other
matters incidental 70 the pro-
posed consolidation OF the two
banks, A COPY Of the aforesaid
agreement. executed ~ a majority
Of the directors Of each Of the
'wo banks, providing for the con-
solidation, Ia on file at the bank
and may be Inspected during bust
ness hours The stock transfer
books Of this bank will be closed
at the close OF business on sep.
TENDER 2 1858. and will remain
closed until the opening Of bust
ness on September 16. 1858
RICHARD A NORRIS. President
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OF course 1t isn't the safest thing in the
world to find the particular home you
have in your heart and mind. You could
wind up wandering all over the area.
But the best way to get a head start on
house hunting and to narrow down your
field of choice before you make your
tours Of inspection is to check regularly
through Star Classified The Star pub
fishes more HOMES FOR SALE classified
ads than any other Washington paper
Turn to Star Classified any day and
you'll be well on your way to finding the
one home best for your family.
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DESIGN ENGINEER

DESIGN ENGlNEEh
Design of electronic cir
cults and their inter-
connections, direct con-
struction of Bread
board" engineering mod
els, electronic testing
thereof, and prepara-
ton of engineering re-
ports. Checks finished
drawings and justifies
design before review
board. Specialties de-
sired include RI signal
generators and ampli-
fiers from LF to micro
wave, AF generators and
ampliflers, pulse genera
tors. wave form net
works, computers, coun-
tiers. digital volunteers,
oscilloscopes. monitors.
vacuum tube volunteers,
servo amplifierS and
simulators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12

Q AND PM.
just PURCHASED COLLECTION
OF JOHN HARTMAN HART.
NAME BARN., CHAMBERSBUR0
Pa. OVER $4,000 PIECES OF
RARE FURNITURE, q ASS
CHINA. GUNS. QUILTS, ETC.
Partial listing below.
Early American Dutch cupboards Il
pine and dark woods, corner cup.
boards pine, cherry and walnufl
10 o. more early Windsor chairs
sets Of Pa. Dutch plank bottom
hitchcock. Victorian, Adams, etc
Adams and spindle-back porch set,
tees. sheraton half-banuuet "a,
bles t0ld and 9 les tablesl, pine
cherry and walnut Early Amer,
lean. plank-end Hepp;eWhite, Chip.
pendale and other chests Of draw.
ers, marble furniture.
blunderbuss, Kentucky rifies
Colt pistol and other pistols
swords. Collection Of shavinI
Over 40 early quilts. Named an,
dated coverlets. Over so piece
early pewter. 200 pieces brass AM
cut glass. satin glass. cameo ana
eolored glass, early patter glass
early dark blue staffordshire
Adams, Adams Rose. copper lustr,
and eolored ironstone spatter,
wear, sandy Welsh, Gone-with,
the Wind lamps, hanging lamps
Music boxes. Terry clock, EARL
banjo clock. 2 American grand.
father clocks. Thousands o.
pieces too numerous 10 mention
UNBELIEVABLE COLLECTION
TO BE SOLD AT SHORT NOTICE
ABSOLUTE AND
UNRESTRICTED AUCTION
DEALERS-DON'T
MISS THIS ONE
AocIIoNELRS. DICK KLINE ANT
JOHNNY LOVE
REFRESHMFNTs ON PREAlIsEs
SALE, RAIN OR SHINE
ia. 5-4ll6 IA. S-946s
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AUTO GLASS MKcmAkIC-EnpsT
euef4etlo man, NkrrL salary anf
s9thins CONG thp.hAL fLATi
AurO MECHANIC. Plymouth sxper
prriurred Apply CMhCkEn CAh
CO. sHoO sherman ave, nv
AUTO MECnANtcs-ws need tws
mechanics 10 handle The great IN,
crease IN our service department
Guhrantee plus incentive, hospital
inntloni many company Dement'S
Contact M Costello. AilIlkx
DODOE, e9iO ahirlinatnn "a y
Alex,. Va, XII, a-nnia,
AuToM0TIvg MECHANIC, special,
i1lna In cAfburelora and ignitiont
.faf chillnm rds hyattsylils, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12

AUTO SALESMAN = Never hav,
Imported car sales been at such a.
all-time high. II sou are . neat
alert, exper, repeat eNper, nuts
aalesman who would like 70 maxi
500 a week selling economy cars
like Austin. Morris and Hlllman
sports ears Ike Auatin-H ealy
sprite. M0A. NO MAGNETIC
Augtin-Healy i00.6. Sunbeam
Rapier Alpha Romeo. Porsche snt
Jaguar. come IN 70 Manhattan
Imported Cars. 7th and r ats
nv between 20 en-. and II.
or Mr., MILLS
AUTO Trim AND UPHOLSTERY
MAN, experience and references
REQUIRED: Tor fuil time. perma.
nent work IN Well-eauipped shop,
excellent startinG salary, many
company dement's. Apply Mr.. Mills
o. Mt. Herson, MANHATTAN
AUTO. i70a 9Th 81. NV,
BACKHOE OPERATORS : RI
H-hhOk
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LAwRENcL G. MOORE. At,orns,
90 Mn, nuilsiss


Waahinate ID. q,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
TOT the District OF Columbia, Hold.
ina Probate Court Mo. nbuN.
Administration, This II 20 Give
Notice That the subscriber, oi
the state Of Marylend. has OBJ.
talnen from the Probate Court III
the District lof Columbia. Letter
Ie.iameutary % the estate Of
JOHN A. MINOR. late Of the DIS.
trict Of Columbia, deceased. Al
persons having claims agAinNt thS
deceased are hereby warned 10 *.
hlblt the same. With the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. "a
otherwise they may 81 law BE- ex.
cluded from all benefit Of said
estate Given under NV hand
THIS e4th day OF July, 1858,
PfERSON PERRY BROWN. Iad
Normandy Drive, silver Spring,
MARYLAND lseall Attest. JOHN
w, FOLLfN, Deputy REGISTER 81
Wills for the District on colum.
el ,,ss cIs5s g the Probate Court
PAUL a YEATMAN. Attornsys.
s3s Munsey Building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
Ing Probate Court.-NO, 04OI7
Administration.-This Is 70 Oivs
Notice: That the subscriber, ol
the District OF Columbia, has OBJ.
tained from the Probate Court oi
the District OF Columbia. Letter.
Parliamentary on the estate III
ALBERT WALpscHMIDT, late 81
the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with IN,
vouchers thereof. legally authen.
before the Isl da aS'S ~ pecs Tn q
AID. 1855; otherwise they NAV b,
law be excluded from all benefii
Of said estate Given under az
hand this sth day Of August
l9be. THE MUNsEY TRUST CON.
PANY' by: D. W. WOOSTER
Rsaister Of wills Tor he p,ss Ri
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. aul2,1a.26
MOOERS and MARMORsTONE,
$50 Colorado Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District Of Columbia, Hold.
ing Probate Court.-No. 1854
AdministIation.-This Is 20 Give
Notice. That the subscriber, ol
the District Of Columbia. has OBJ.
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia. Letter
Iestamentary on the estate ol
THOMAS NJ. RICE, late Of M
District OF Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with M
Voue hers thereof. legally authenti.
Gated, to the subscriber, on N
before the 2lst day OF January
AID. 1859; otherwise they may b.
law be excluded from ali benefii
Of said estate. Given under nv
hand this Sth day Of August, 1855
QRPHA l.. BEALOR, 1918 North
Capitol Street tsealD Attest:
FRANK J. BURKART, DEPUTY
RegiSter OF Wills for the DiStrict
Of Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate
Oouft. aul2,1Q,26
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} a: wALsHE, Attorne,

ITO I've SNIetN NV
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing a Probate Court.-No. 1891
Administration. This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, OF
the District Of Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District OF Columbia, Letters
TeStamentary on the estate Of
ELLEN r. COURTNAY, late of the
District of Columbia, deceased All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, To
the subscriber, ON OF. before the
22nd day OF January, AID. 1859,
otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefits of said
estate. Given under nv hand this
18th day OF August, 1858, RITA
A, KEILIHER, 603O 18th Place
NV. Seal Attest, JOHN W
FOLLIN, Deputy REGISTER of Wills
for the District of Columbia. Clerk
OF the Probate Court.
auI2,IQ,2B
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AUCTION SALES
IdnlS q Ieu I. Williams, Jr., Auction
PUBLIC AUCTION
IS USED AUTOMOBILES

ecu H. Williams q Led L. WnnamS, Jr, Auctioneers
PUBLIC AUCTION
IS USED AUTOMOBILES
First National Bank of Arlington, Va, orders sold
by public auction sale, IS used automobiles A
number Of very good, desirable and rather recent
models. Dealers from everywhere individuals
from everywhere attend. Will be sold one by one.
This is sale by foreclosures. Every car sells to
highest bidders Buy one, or as many as you
choose. Terms: Cash Title furnished immedi-
ately upon payment.
Various makes colors and styles, including Fords,
Dodges, Pontiacs Chryslers Plymouths, Stude-
baker, Mercury, Olds, Buick, Chevroets Nash
Hudson, 1852 Cadillac, etc.
TO BE SOLD AT
HARRY'S SERVICE LOT
1871 North Glebe Rd
North WASHINGTON Blvd. Arlington
This Thursday Morning, August IA, 1890 AM.
ALL CARS EXHIBITION HARRYs LOT AT
ABOVE ADDRESS CAN BE SEEN FROM 3 AM TO PM.
TUES. AND WED SALE THURSDAY MORNING 1890 AM.
HARRYs LOT PHI: IA 7-bO1O AUcT1oNEERs MA. s-2s7s
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TRUSTEES SALE OF vALu,
ABLE TWO-STORY ROW BRICK
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 325 LONG.
FELLOW STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of a certain deed oi
trust duly recorded, In LibeT No
1926, Folio Asa ct SEQ. Of tn
land records OF the District oi
Columbia. and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, thu
undersigned trustees will sell. al
public auction, in front of the
premises, on FRIDAY, TIKI
TWENTY SECOND DAY OF Au.
GUST AID. 1855, AT TWO
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. The
following described land anc
premises, situate IN the District
Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED a
subdivision Of part Of Lot 2 in
in the once Of tie Surveyor foI
tine District OF Columbia, In
Liber ~, at Polio 81.
TERMS: Sold subject to q prior
building association deed Of trust
Tor approximately .SS.60l .l3: fur
Their particulars OF which will BE-
purchase price above said trust
TO be paid In cash. A deposit OF
$500 required. Conveyancing, re-
cording, etc, al purchasers cost
Adjustments made as Of date OF
sale, Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resOld al
the discretion Of the trustees.
HENRY S. SNYDER,
WALTER B. NEWRATH.
aul2,14.I6,1S.2f Trustees.
THOS. ,. OWEN 4 son.
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