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The Sidney herald., 1963-08-21
Board Recommends Air
Service Be Continued

The Civil Aeronautic:
Boards Bureau of Economic
Regulation has recommended
that air service be contin-
ued ITO Sidney.
However, this continuance is
somewhat vague. The Bureau
recommended a Frontier route
from Billings, through GlaS-
gow-Wolf Point, Sidney-Glen-
dive, Williston, MinOt to Bis
marck. The Bureau did not
specify what airport would
serve what, but seems to indi-
cate that Glasgow would serve
Wolf Point and Sidney serve
Glendive.
The Bureau recommended
service be discontinued to
Great Falls, IIavre, Lewis
town and Miles City.
The Bureaus tentative
position at the hearing
held in May at Billings
recommended only Bill
lings. Glasgow. Willisfon.
Minot and Bismarck route,
but In their final brief
liberalized their attitude by
adding Gldsgow-Wolf Point
and Sidney Glendive.
Senators Metcalf and Mans
field, Congressman Battin and
other leaders in Eastern Mon
tana all urged that service be
continued to all cities involved
Battin and Mansfield said that
loss of Frontier service would
oe devastating to the econo-
mics of the communities.
This Bureau brief is by no
means the final decision on
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-21
ASC Meeting
Pledges to
Keep Improving

Continued improvement ir
service to farmers and ranch
ers was the objective of a meet
ing at Sidney attended by rep
resentatives from the Richland
County Agricultural Stabiliza-
ton and Conservation Service
office this week.
Mrs. Verna Frost, county Of
flee manager, said that the
workshop provided am oppor-
tunity for office managers and
clerks from several counties
10 review procedures and dis
cuss the administration of ASC
programs. Emily Besel, Clerk;
Jean Pfau, Feed Grain Clerk,
Loriene Crippen, CCC Clerk;
and Dorothy Andersen ACP
Clerk, along with the office
manager, attended the work
shop from this county.
Among the subjects receiv-
ing attention at the workshop
were a change in the method
of making cost-Share payments
under the Agricultural Con-
servation Program to simplify
and speed this work; the pre-
paration and handling of price
support application and dis
bursement papers SO that much
of the work can be done by
electronic means at the new
ASCS Dato Processing Center
in Kansas City, and the pre-
paration of 1868 applications
for payment for persons parti-
cipating in the 1868 wheat and
feed grain diversion programs.
A portion of the meeting
was also devoted ito office
management, personnel respon-
sibilities, and methods of in
creasing office efficiency, con- |
Quoted by Burl Winchester of
Bozeman.
Mrs. Frost said that the
meeting in Sidney is one of
four being held throughout the
State. Others are at Great Falls
Livingston and MisSoula. The
are being conducted
by Douglas c.. Smith, newly
Montana ASCS exc
cutive director, with the asSis-
tarce of farmer fieldmen, in
Dale Merlin, fieldman
G.. F. Widmer, CHARLES H.
Grouse and E. R. SIchmitt for
this district, program specia-
lists from the State ASCS Of
flee in Bozeman.
Arthur r. Anderson, State
ASC Committeeman, Culbert-
son; Clarence Bruce, Admins
trative Officer; Harry Pipaf
and Russ Flattun, Operations
Assistants of Bozeman and
James M. Hanson, Assistant to
he Director of the Data Pro- ;
,essing Center, Kansas City,
were also present.
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-21

Those who criticize the
younger generation seem to
forget who raised it.
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Big Funeral Planned
Eisenhower List
Hit by London

:, ESTES PARK, Colo. Aug. 20
CAP).-Former Kansas Gov.
Alfred M. Landon, who ran for
President on the Republican
ticket in 1886, criticized former
President Eisenhower's list of
IL possible COP. presidetial
nominees yesterday.
Mr.. Landon told the publish
er of the Oklahoma City Daily
Oklahoman, E X. Gaylord, in
an interview, that the Eisen-
hover list lis the surest way
OF re-electing Mr.. Kennedy"
Gen. Eisenhower's list In
Guided Senator's Goldwater, Of
Arizona, and Morton OF Ken
lucky: Cows. George Romney,
Of Michigan, Nelson A. Rookie
Teller, of New York, William w.
Scranton, OF Pennsylvania,
Mark o. Hatfield, OF oregon,
John Anderson. jr., Of Kansas
and John A. Love. Of Colorado;
Representative Ford, OF Michi-
gan; Gen. Lucius Clay and
Lauris Norstad, and Gabril
Hauge. former economic adj
visor In the Republican admin
Stration.
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Buddhists Claim Lodqe
Is Target Of Fake Plot

BuddhiSts to hold q huge flu
neral Thursday for an aged
monk who burned himself to
death last week. Monks said
as many as 10000 persons
might march in the procession.
Observers feared violence since
tension Is running high.
Part Of the city of Da Nang
remained under martial law in
the wake of demonstrations and
a shooting incident on Sunday.
Buddhists said q monk who
participated in a demonstration
was pushed from a ferry boat
as he was returning home and
drowned.
The monk was identified as
2l?year-old Thich Han Them.
BuddhistS said his body had
been brought to Hal Hoi Pa
CODA in Da Nang for a big
/
funeral tomorrow. Trouble was
expected.
In Mia Trang a dispute con-
tinued over the body of a 20.
year-old nun, Dieu Quang, who
burned herself to death last
Thursday.
oVernm emit authorities
seized the body, and the Bud
dhists are demanding its return
for public funeral. Provincial
officials said it had been given
a pauper'S funeral and under
no circumstances would be
given either to the Buddhists
or to her parents.
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Anglican Church Decay
Seen by Welsh Bishop

ToRONTO, Aug. 20 (AP).-
An Anglican bishop from Wales
told the World Congress Of
his church here today that
Anglicanism may have out
lived its usefulness as q world
wide movement.
Bishop William Glyn Hughes
Simon of LANDAU suggested
that If the church cannot
adapt itself to a global role, its
breakup may be prcvidential
destiny.
He urged the church to con-
slider whether 1t should:
J.. Abdicate It's place as Eng
lands established state religion.
thus restoring to the church
the right to reform. itself now
held by the british Parliament.
2. Indorse more flexible
forms Of worship, including
recognition that the basic Book
Of Common Prayer isn't for
everybody"
8, Let member churches join
other Christians in united
churches without insisting be-
forehand that clergy be Or
dained by bishops.
4. Work to remove the stigma
attached to Anglicanism by its
English, Western imperialis-
tic, Colonial background" and
its present aura Of middle
class, responsibility.
FOreseeS DisScnsiOn
Bishop Simon said such
radical action could cause
wide schisrls' in the church.
But II positive policy decisions
caused q breakup, he said, this
would only prove that pos
sibly the Anglican communion
has done its work for Christen-
DOM"
The Welsh bishop was one
Of five speakers who stressed
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the need for improved organ
ization and decision-making in
the 18-church Anglican COM
munion.
Bishop simon said the
church's worldwide operations
desperately need to be planned
and guided" He suggested that
q top-level planning body might
develop from the office of
Bishop Stephen Bayne, the
rowing American executive
officer Of the communion who
is to get eight regional aides.
Ideas From All Quarters
Bishop Bayne suggested that
while richer sections Of the
church would continue to foot
the major cost Of the Anglican
mission, manpower and ideas
should be drawn from all parts
Of the communion. Inter-
Anglican consultation and or
ganization must be greatly
strengthened" by special CEN
trail administrative and execu-
tive agencies, he said.
While calling on Anglicans
to accept the unity of all
Christians, Bishop Bayne said
it is "romanticism" to suggest
that the time is ripe Ito aban-
don specifically Anglican mis-
Sionary work in favor Of some
more diffused r-denomina-
tional mission"
The Rt. Rev. Walter H. H.
Gray of Hartford, Bishop Of
Connecticut, editor of the mag
azine Pan Anglican and an
organizer of the last previous
Anglican Congress at Min
neapolis in 1854, proposed set
ting up central task forces
of men Of all races to be sent
to lands where and when they
are most needed"
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SAIGON WET NAM, Aug.
20 (AP).-Buddhist leaders
said today they believe the
South Wet Namese government
is planning q bogus sssassina-
ton plot against United States
Ambassador Henry Cabot
Lodge, jr., to discredit the
Buddhists.
Mr.. Lodge Is arriving in
Saigon August 26 to take up
his post. Buddhist said they
had heard from reliable
sources" that government
agents pretending to be as
sassins would show up at the
airport, would be arrested and
would implicate a Buddhist
leader.
American observers were in
cIlhed to discount the Buddhist
statement. But the last two
United States Ambassadors to
South Wet Nam have survived
real assassination attempts.
Warm Welcome Expected
Mr.. Lodge is expected to
receive a warm welcome to
Wet Nam, torn by war with
Communist guerrillas and by
the Buddhist conflict with the
government Of President Ngo
Dinh Diem, a Roman Catholic.
The Buddhists have accused
the government of religious
prosecutions.
Sources said the government
probably would arrange q well
come demonstration by as
many as 10000 persons for Mr..
Lodge.
Buddhist leaders also are
planning their own welcome
demonstration which may in
clude the suicide by fire of a
monk or nun.
I'VE intend to test Mr.,
Lodges reaction to our struggle
as soon as he arrives" a lead
ing monk said. His reaction
win be regarded as the reaction
Of the United States Govern
ment."
Big Funeral Planned
Developments today in the
Buddhist-government struggle
included these:
In the central Wet Namese
city Of Hue. provincial authori-
ties granted permission for
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Washlngton 38A ID; "a,

,EilsSex A9sIHstJt1a cleEj
UNITED STATES DISTRICT. COURT
Tor the District Of Golumpie ~I
In re; Estate Of MAREHh.A\, ELLEN n
iSlS.65 Order. Nisi.-JOHN G.
PooLE, Committee, haylng re,
offer to purchase real estate az
Scribed as Lot l8 In SQUARE b4BgI
iRPTSvsSSr PSf%tsss B. e.. for
Hundred Dollars (Si0,5O0l, termt'
ne Recommended acceptance Of
ssSiSS fpsBthh day o. August 1903.
ORDERED that. said offer be
accepted and the sale ratified
and confirmed unless cause be
shown. 70 the contrary or . HIGHER
offer for said real estate accepts
abe 70 ths court Be made on s.o or
s ,sRSsr' time eSSirhsit d5tl.rsA Viii s.
s.nsidsrsssda an sep SSjfftaGpS' IA SAC
n Vihe wsshinston Law Reporter
PAPER publication 70 be made At
least 10. days before the last.
R.oMIaEisAA. oSSSSags "A tue coy!
E9IEnir N. RSfstrRR' 'i s bH;:ESgR'''
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MILLS. HARDING AMP NAlRNj
John 3. SHEA.

GEORGE Z, McMUhkAf, JTIy
Attorneys, 1900 18th street N;M,;,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUkr
Tor the District Of Columbia H9ia-
ing Probate Court;7No: 1Us,dGy.
Administration.- Is 10 Ess
NOTICE.: That the subscfiberL OF tns
pistrict OF Columbia, has obtainso
from the Probate. Court OF the
District OF Columbia. Letters q
kkSSSRERE SSSH9Ehee: ls ssst y the 3:
All S' persons having claims AGAINST
the deceased. are hereby Earnso
S 70 sSaiDits thereof s legally SI.hsn:
ticated. 70 shs SUBSCRIBE .hS on OF
SS s. law 1s e excluded from al ssS1s 81;
III OF said estate. Given unoer
I# Il $s 2RESE6BSse1ssiS SSl
MseEHEsAREN Asst Trsst, ,t officer.
SMITH III RspSIslI i cgGiamS e 6srs
OF the Probate Court.
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ADAM A. -wEscHLER 4 SON
Auctioneers
TESgsTEESs T syAEy o. , yALUA Ss;I

TRgsTREs,s -s,8AJLJ OF yALuA aI,!,
AAs s sREESsEs H fI5s HIKRNy21Eb
~ corded sTia' in Ls.r ds se Il 5S' ro Ii
20, ct seq. one OF the land rec.
ana al a ths TsSuest 81 81 p pSrtS y.
cured thereby, the undersiensd
trustee will offer for sale By
public auction, IN front Of prem
ises, on MONDAY THE 28th DAY.
or AUGUST, 1888, AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM, the following.
'i eosmba soDt .cw. T. i Lot P 49, n
Sterling Ruifins subdivision OF
lots in Block 40 OF the subdivision
Of North Grounds Of Columbian
University" a. per plat recorded
in the Office OF the Surveyor for
the District OF Columbia IN Liber
County 10, Folio 20, Said prop.
erty described In the Deed Of
Trust as Lot so In Square 2H0e
ior purpose, ,, q ,yi assessment arc
HI sss ,oI sV nv, Du no s,ss
the rear 10 feet Of said lot. WV
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A
cash deposit Of $500. required Of
purchaser AZ time OF sale. En-
animation Of title. deed recoyda.
ton tax. .conveyancing, recording.
notArial fees and revenue stamps
AT cost Of purchaser, Adult.
ments made a. OF date OF sele.
Terms TO be complied with within
thirty days from day OF sale,
otherwise trustee reserves the
right TO resell property at risk
and cost OF defaultlne purchaser,
after five days advertisement OF
such resale In some newspaper
published IN Washington, ID. O., or
deepest. .,t may be forfeited, o. with:
avail itself OF any legal or eauit-
able risf1ts against defApltlna
purchaser. AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY Truliee.
Pyesidsnt seal Nttest: jAME9
p. ROGERS, Assistant secretary.
Auib.17,20,22.24
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

c 81 E5SI5Rs& or E THa R.sf Ds.
WsEhR n o. b Aqsp gSs r. s,., IlSoS ana
Motor Vehicle Regulations for the
Iss #. . GS5y sm.p a Aa as o n:
&5SxxSx;1n, AG SessiOn pa III PARAk EiiSo
lal Northwest Section. ADD the
with 18th Street: From H Street
TO New York Avenue on the east
side Nc TSopg9aIEHkliRs ssnS b tine.
+. L. SIMMONS, IT., Acting sec.
rotary 70 the Board. au2O
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U. S. Engineer Missing
Aboard Bolivian Plane

LA PAZ. Bolivia, Aug. 20
(AP) An American engineer
was listed yesterday as one Of
three persons aboard a Bolivian
air force plane missing since
Friday night on a flight to the
Apollo Valley.
He was identified as Charles
c. Bunch OF the international
Development Services in Wash
ington, d. c.
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JOSEPH LEVIN. Attorney


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 1OS,041.
AuminlStra tion.- This Is to GIVE
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court of the
District Of Columbia Letters of
..i.ts y FMoRk1s M AoRSw1fiaI r.
HOROW1Tz, late Of the District
Of Columbia, deceased. All per
deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the youch-
efS thereof. legally authenticated.
TO the subscriber, on or before the
9th day Of. February, ,A.D, 1854:
excluded from oil benefit q said
estate, Given pnder. its hand this
k ffea oSsss SaTtoESHXiEt' BANK BANK f6F
WAsHtNQTQN.. D; C., BY W. q.
CARPENTER. Assistant Trust Of
SMITH. Deputy Register Of Wills
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court.
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. . w5;sc.LIR . SON

TRusTEEe' SALE or VALUABLE
WEkTSiE MN HkousEF kIdNowEE o AZ
E sTRRENAEFS9 W Aos HARVARD
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust recorded
IN Li6sr 70; lQsSs. rolio "a g
81, the underlined trustee viii
offer for sale by public auction,
THE Goth DAY on AuQusT; 1903,
~ ior,S S;l2 . o,GISLoocK PM the fl:
plstrict q cqlumbis to.yit: Lot
3 lots II Block 40 81 sSSdiyisiOn
81 North Grounds o. Columbian
University" as per plat recorded
n the Office Of the surveyor for
the District of Columbia in IibeF>
County 10. Folio 81, Property de.
o SiP sf IN n sd tns pslSs Il, T n,s.s 9:
70 rieht-oi.way fof alley pnrpSssss
TERAs or SALE al ALI - c i i0i 4
Sssn SsTcsit q $500 r,ouiT r. I, q
.inatio9 q title. deed reeordation
isfisi Ices and rsvsnS SVI stamps n q
sSs:ss. Is rsss ss: e. A .sI.. Fsr$:
10 Be complied with within Thirty
trustee reserves, the right 70 resell
property ct risk and cost Of Dc:
, ssvs,Es.. Eurstnassr' after five days
MaahingtoFi, 10. 81. or depoSif NAV
deposit trustee may wsn Svsii Git tssi y
any LEGAL or equitable rights
ageinat aetaulting purchaser.
AMER4CAN SECURITY AND
81 KfNEEETGEE fBIFodSTsEsfLsp.
tssAlJ Attest: JAMES ;. RtoSdoH ERs.
80 Assistant Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES
E EEoI:; Z; OWL ESs,AxSGEI MS..

T EESE SsEA sATf bS ri LyAduA Sssgg
HoIMEAp PfAcE NoKThWEST.
BY virtue Of 4 certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In LibeT No. i02S3.
Folio 2bS. ct see, OF the land rec
orc: ora q shs D r.s.:. q SolunSls
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell At public auction
!rHufsESsHbsAYf RI hhfhr Dr'% TwIsfs:NrSS99
1903. AT THREE.TEN O'cLCcK
PM. the following = escribed land
and premises. situate In. the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and designated
A. and being Lot Numbered One
IN sPoeP Nam Ssrs FSs SsSIylsiVs
(43) "Holmead Manor" as per
plat recorded IN the Office Of the
Surveyor for the District Of Co
lumbia in Liber 3B At Folio is.
Az the date hereof the above.
described land 4 DESIGNATED in
K: p EisSFSs 81 sSs aSsIs'i ior 49, sSl
sessment and taxation purposes as
Lot Numbered 119 in SQUARE Num-
TERMS: sold subject Ia q prior
sS!lG ssSsrs ssisslsil1? SS; g. sESi!
ther particulars OF which VIII be
S nSnS1nsed prs. sssvs o. sI ,r ~
$500 e S Or ISSssr9titisa e chscE re- 9.
quired. Conveyancine. recording.
trander taxes, etc. at purchasers
cost. Adjustments made as OF
date. Of sale. Terms 70 be COM
Otherwise deposit forfeited And
the property may be Advertised
and .ssold at the discretion Of
the HENRY g. SNYDER,
WALTER D, NEWRATH.
au17,20.22, 24,27 Trustees,
Auc GiE; wi" iii e 81. NV.
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JAMES 2. BARBOUR, JIa ATTORNEY
S W, SSSsss'fSs ), B.

Nucu AuNubL o. .lbUo
uNrTAE Af STaf N h bfs4Ri eIfr ccooyRr
iSr .EAs ,pistTist 81 SolumiSis;...
WILLIAM m sMifh. jT% Bessnd.
ssSSHIihs Sy T saS4E Eas,,.a Trs & "a.
L ot 9a IL SQUARE $50. i@pioysd
Avenue ME-, Rashinstop, D. On
receipt OF an offer 70 pyrchale
s3' plH. real iqsSsooss .. iST thBOilSSTms
real estate commission, and the
said Substitute Trustee haying req.
ommended acceptance Of the aeid
YMh day q. 2gsust. lSSS &:
DERED, that the SAID Offer p
accepted and the said sale ne
or Sfui q ShIuhssTe o sHsSiAi Sr D'tht S,ld
real estate acceptable. to the court
SS.ssYocaf s iStsTI n FMotteIUsSss' eouiitC
e. s s6nsd.I. %' i n1she os StiGs Si
Al! :i =: AZ; ss x: sijis s,sia:E!Es
Law Reporter and once In The
Evening s!a, publication, 70 re
saE I::?sI!:3 1sS22''MA|aIAe$
Deputy clerk. au20
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K TE9si Y; ow Hi Esg e. NV NS'
rRusrEEs, sALE on yALUABLE

TRUSTEES bAAB W YhkVApkS
T TSSEnn Ibwfsn IE9lRS kN EEsSh1HR9
kkAAssBhHfssofSEEsigBEs G. EoNT I ~ EST,
BY Virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Llber No. 1887,
Folio 400, ct SEQ. OF the land rec
S SSs q q X: F DsssaSss q &c SiuS psTts
t tfSstss. infTeS s G pSbIc aSs.
gsSS9IPP$$SSS,ss'TTESSAE1 p SFTY,aPST X
iTHREE O'Clock I'M, the fol-
l ,ss. t Bs b Rd eEe% 81
Columbia, ana desiSnstsd as and
being Lot numbered Tventy-ons
1911 In the Washington Loan and
Trust companv Trustees subdi-
vision OF square numbered twenty.
two sn2l' 'PstweTth Addition 70
F5iioO ~ in the ofilcs oY tie
Surveyor for the District Of Co
lumbia. Said property now known
for purposes OF assessment and
taxation as Lot numbered Twenty
one (2l y Square numeossrsd
TsGis .sR i, 4: w. I., St: 3!,,
time OF sale Adjustments made
as Of date n sale All convey
aneing, reeording. revenue stamps,
81 sal. e COB Be q soBPp piad's With wItR.
IN. so DAYS from day OF sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the
lie risk and cost OF Sdefaultins
purchaser. after five days ad-
vertisement OF such resale In
tome newspaper published In
"a'n'nWSGTtRR MULLER,
EF noSiM n. LBEkRSNEssTTEtN.
u20,3f,3 81 seas Trustees.
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LEGAL NOTICES
IcANTlkIlEnl
MILFORD ,. scHwARTz. Atts.

1bl1 = Street NV.
Az 1EASRsx Az Hull. tSt.SsSfj
AfiRicT c00fktft for ths bisntItisct
sUToSsl I HHE = czRDFo t.. Sisd
~ MAhSSK oRaaRHv AEbHRa lssintib5s BE-.
i SaasSSEdcig q T SSsiIsa ES
object d this suit e to obtain
i SS rEHiH2sRY1' r cRssSUS2f1S. sE n,Orll Ss
medieal exslposnSsssr a4hs result st.in,, ~
Sihs32NG lHlpri j. ds2SfPu4o; S shd III
A1tSPSbils pSgEyFEosd by Hlaintttt,
result of An automobile accident
S SSS the On pStri sRO " c SSiS
Il. P SSistllSSaeiffsi /. N az IsorSSsS d0s5
ths I dEel;ndsSI,ItS, oE6RtR c1ARnH:
HAS. cause his appearance 70 .he
iSrisiss hsFsl .s Hn e q oi saSasss
and legal holidays. occurring after
81 this order. 'othsfwiss tSe cause
S wv : y r dsgg EUsiSssd'fS R0Vibrb, n
S SSSyy q w :sEs tSr sr ! ssssass
porter and in fhs WashIn ston
E !sla 9sy sesr, GoEHSNVaysr si9kcitccfHs,
SXgkY sea- AuHGITS s' S SieSk. TeS
CIerk, Aul3.2O.27
vEIEEEB EE41gg EtcAF' tSSS5SgT
ne probate Court No. i0s,0B3,
Adtninisiration.-lThis lb to Give
sSsslIsss FA aasr Y: sS0'SI ss
pissriet Of cciumbit Letter. q
AamlnistEatiepp, oS2EEu ths ,sStote %, Of
Al persons havinR claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
ysoouc fSsal0i thereof. legally Suthentie
Gated, to the subscriber, on or
beit re. the Nth, day, OF February.
I'D. 1884 othe eTSdsd tfh rHyr MAY NAY
Ssnsfi ~ q ssid estate Given under
iSes. WthI1AM c. pEI4cY,
,, iseal,l Attest: ARTHUR P.
NINTH, Deputy Register, Of Wills
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court.
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BEE, now leaving Wash. Address p.
,o, Box SS'l to give further instruc'
COIN OPERATED stand-up MacLevy
foot yiberatorS go. ideal money.
maker HA, 2-240l aft pm.
CANDY CLASSES start Sept. q and
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
lS4I NEWTON STREET NORTH
BY Virtue of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 11741,
Folio asS ne ct S SeS 81 ne an6 REC
and at the REQUEST q he party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auction
in front of the premises, on
Ninth NhHT4G BAY OF "A AAuoujsMT.. A.b.
1 n'eIock At THF tb = E ;c TI51RTY
ate in the District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being Lot
122 in Boss and others subdiyi-
sion OF Lot 90. in Block 3 "Ipgle-
side" as per plat recorded in the
Office Of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia In Liber SO,
at Folio 1874. Taxed as Square
TERMS: Sold subject to q prior
building association deed OF trust
for approximately 81. 143 .56i fur
Their particulars Of which win De
announced at time Of sale; the
purchase. price above said trust
to be paid in cash. A deposit Of
$500 in cash or certified check
required. conveyancing, record
ing, recordation tax, etc. at pur-
chaser'S cost. Adjustments made
as Of date Of sale. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
ana resold at the discretion OF
the trustees:
MARGARET i. FTTzoERALD,
au17 20, %, 24.27 Trustees.
THOs. J. OWEN . son, INC.
AuctioneerS. iii 3 S. NV.