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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-07
State Society
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LOGAN.


n NJ Costleman Of Great Falls, Mont
visited in Logan this week.
y. B. Pryor spent part Of the week IN
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Susa Young Gates spent part Of the
week in Logan as the guest Of her daug D.
ter. Mrs. J. A. Widtsoe.
Nate Thomas Of Salt Lake city spent
the greater part Of the week IN Logan
Mrs. William Hoffer Of Denver returned
To her home this week, after pleasant
visit with her mother, Mrs Griffin
Charles
Mrs. Adelbert f. Bell returned Tuesday
from Salt Lake City, where she was IN
der the care of physicians for a long time.
l.. r. Mariineau Of Salt Lake City spent
the fore part ofsthe week with Logan rel
atiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. NJ WendelbOe announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Violet to
Louis Block Of Toronto. Canada. The
ceremony was per formed in that city on
Jan. g
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Meissner have dis
posed Of their interests here and are plan
ming two years visit with friends In
Germany
Mr.. and Mrs. Andreas Petersen announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Minnie
20 DF. +. E fsgreen of Salt Lake City
Attorney Fred w. Crockett Of Blackfoot
visited relatives in Logan this week.
n. J. Chesbro of San Jose. Cal is visit
ing relatives here.
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PROVO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Twelves entertained
thee eEVe hundred card club at the home
Of Mrs. r. T. Knowlden on Thursday
evening. Prizes We're awarded to Mr.
BicTsoCh and Mrs. Emily Havercamp
Mrs. W. Il. Searie and Mrs. George
Havercamp left To-Day for Los Angeles
Ca: where they expect 10 spend two
weeks in sightseeing and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cochran are Provo
people who will join the Elks on their
excursion to Los Angeles today
Miss Edith Buckley. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jonathan Buckley, and Farley
Hafen were married at the brides home
on "Wednesday evening. BishOp Albert
Aanwsring officiating reception Wa
given 20 near relatives and friends BOti
Of the young people are we'll known la
Provo Mr. Hafsn is a son of John Ha-
fen. the artist.
The teachers of the public schools of
this city gave a very enjoyable dancing
PARTY at Social han Thursday evening
The hall wis prettiiy decorated and re
fTeshments were served.
The young people of the Third ward
entertained the oil folks of that part Of
town at the Grand theater Wednesday
evening. After viewing the moving pic
lures the ol6 people were served with re-
fTcshmeuts.
The parents class Of the First ward
gave a social in the First ward hall Oh
Thursday evening. About one hundred
guests enjoyed the affair
Mrs. T. v. Shelley of Shelley. Ida. IS
and Mrs. Edwin Elliott.
About twenty of the friends of Miss
Viva Finiayson agreeably suTprise.i he
on Tuesday evening. The time was spen-
n music and games.
Miss Stella Robson and Miss Rose Hen
eyer gave a bundle shower at the home -
the former on Tuesday evening in honor
Of Miss Maud Zabriskie Games were
played and prizes awarded 10 Della Teas
DAT and Miss Maud Zabriskie. Fifteen
yo1Slg ladies were present.
Miss ida Larsen Of Eureka IS visiting i'll
Provo this week, the guest of Mrs. Elmer
Corfman.
Roy Gardner of Eureka spent Wednes-
day with friends in Provo.
The NJ. ]. A. of the Sixth ward enter
tanned at a social at theiE ward hail on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs E A. WedgwOod Of Salt Lake City
spent the week in the Garden City as tbs
guest of Mrs. sam Schwab.
A. D. Smith of Salt Lake City was {
Provo visito- Wednesday.
Charles Byers of Wyoming spent las
week in Provo with mis- sister, Mrs e "A
The Ia Coterie club was entertained a
n candy pull on Saturday evening by Mrs
William Richie. Candy making am
games were the features OF the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L Fl. Moves entertalnet
about twelve of their friends al theil
home on Saturday evening. The guests
enjoved finch" and games and latel
luncheon was served.
AIR and Mrs. Walter Scott announce thf
engagement of their daughter. Kate q
H. f. J. Mangum- The marriage VIII tax
place next week in the Salt Lake temple
Miss Gertrude Robinson gave bundle
shower al her home On Academy avenue
in honor of Miss Maud Zabrskie. The
presents from the twenty young Indies u
attendance were beautiful and appropri
ate.
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MURRAY.

The l.. A. :. % the Baptist church me'
"Wednesday of this week and after trans
acting all important business pertaining 70
new members and future meetings mad
been disposed Of. 8 delicious spread was
served. which consisted of a delightful
menu The affair was largely due 10 the
efforts Of Mrs. Jack Rens.
MI and Mrs Isaac Hadley arrived here
Tuesday evening from Oakland, Cal. Phey
have been spending some time with their
son. joseph Hsdley. who is at present sit
uat.d i'm California.
Miss Lyle Miller and brother Melvin.
are at Thurber visiting with relatives and
friends.
Harry James left Wednesday evening for
Long Beach. Cal. where ne COntemDlates
spending the next two months with his
sister. Mrs. Philip Bentz.
Guy Maiiov left Thursday for Nevada.
after spending several months here with
relatives
Ms. Jesse Wheeler is spending this week
~ Bountiful, the guest Of Mrs c. II.
Hampton.
Mrs. 9 NJ. Mumford was pleasantly sur
prised 81 her home on Vine street Monday
evening ny the members Of the n. 7. a
The evening was devoted TO short talks
bv the different members. who compli-
ally good work she has done while en-
ragged in this work. Later on in the even
ing delicious refreshments were served.
Afr and Mrs. Timmons left for Caiifor-
mia. where they viii make their future
E. ". and Percy J. Canning spent a day
~ ihiS week here visiting with their
.fe-day spending q day viii -slatives.
Mrs A. G. Canning OF Murray has as
her guest Monday Mr. and Mrs. Lutte
Baldwin Of Smoot. Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Miller have returned
from Los Angeles. where they have been
spending the past fortnight with Mrs. J.
r. Miller. who is there spending the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trip left SATURDAY
evening for Los Angeles. to remain away
for about two weeks or more.
Postmas ter D. T. CahOon. accompanied
BY his wife and daughter Stella. left Sat
urday evening for California Tor a two
weeks sOjOurn at the various places about
the coast
sfr and Mrs. Frank Howe arr expected
home shortly from California, where they
4 sociahle will be given hv tre SUNDAY
school at ,he Murray First ward the com
ing Friday, In honor of q. I SaderberS
the retired sunday school superintendent
Of the First ward
The stork left a habv girl st the homs
Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Dahl Monday
morning.
baby girl was also born at the HON,
CT My. and Mrs. Charles Canning TUESDAY
Theodore Richards, for some tire chem
ist at the American Smelling s RefininE
company left this week for Sunnvside
where he goes TO assume his new duties "a
travelling Inspector Of the coal and Coks
shipments for the s,nelter company.
a tahy hoy was horn at the home Of Mr.
@--I Mrs James Gilbert Wednesday morn
I--
~ md 1Jrs Frank Eatchen hav,
moved +'sei~ faml- 10 Garfield. where thes
viii -nats their future home.
Mrs r. Huntington was the hostess
Saturday evening Of a prettily appointed
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SUPERflUOUS HAIR
DISAPPEARS LIKE MAGIC
A Lady VIII Send Free to any Sui
ferer the Secret which
Cured Her.

Since a child l was distressed and hu-
inflated by an unwelcome growth OF
hair on my face and arms. 7 tried all the
Gsplatoues, powders. liquids, creams and
other Fub-on Preparations | ever heard Of.
only to make II worse. For weeks | sui
fered the electric needle without being nd
of my blemish | spent a great deal OF
money on VARIOUS things in VAN, until
friend recommended simple preparation
which succeeded where ali else failed
This simple remedy enabled me perms.
nentiy to find entire relief from al trace Of
unwelcome hair. and forever end my EN-
bsTTasSment. Il IS simple, safe, sure, and
can be used privately at home, without
fear Of pain or blemish. Il makes the cleo
tire needle entirely unnecessary.
/ vii tel in detail full particulars to en-
able any other suff erer to achieve the same
happy results as l did All ask s two
oeng stamp for reply.
A Gdress CAROLINE OSGOOD. II H.
DID T. Q. street. Providence. r. /.
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ASKED FOR GUIDANCE.
Jurors Prayed Before Finding Muir
dereT Guilty.

Suffolk. Va. Feb 6.-Prayer for divine
guidance was asked on Blended knees b.
the Jury which today brought III YER
diet of murder in the first degree against
Samuel Hardy. Hardy was charged with
the murder of T. G. Jones at Holland.
Va last October. The jurors upon re-
firing knelt in prayer and on their return
an hour later with the verdict two OF the
Jurors were. weeping. 1t was charged tina,
the murdered man was TO testify adverse
IL to Hardy IN VIII contest
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Spring dress goods sale
- S1.OO the yard =

The colorsn vogue for spring Worth the
yard-s13j and $50
dollar the yard place sale Monday entire
advance shipment OF the new dress fabrics vogue for spring
All the new weaves in the latest shades, such
Pekin Cachemire Pekn Satin. Striped Taffetas
Batste- Rayee. and Mousseline Panama fabrics -
in the new shades of Lie-de-Vin, Vieux-rose N -
Gendarme. Olive. Taupe Champagne. etc. All a. ~
worsted qualities-44 inches wide-that would ~
sell ordinarily for 81 30 and $3.50. Sale Mon szzzz
day. the yard &C.,. ...... .......... ...,-.....
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14

Quatre was ready o. firt with her The rogulsh
twinkle ms bronze eve was very taking. and there
were not many men IN Paris who could look al her m
that way and win a smile IN return. To be sure. II
was no new thing for a Vernon % be well disposed
toward Henrv If Navarro. but that Is ancient his
tory and our pretty Joan bithely unconscious. was
hurryng that morning 70 take active part m re-
drafting the Berlin treaty
T the corner of the bridge where n JOINS the
~ O,lai du Louvre She met "a young man. Each
pretended that the meeting was accidental though,
after the rst glance the best naured recording am
o-I ever commissioned from Paradise would have
fused % believe either II them.
What piece Of luck cried the Young man.
Are YOU gong 20 the Louvre
Yes And you. demanded Joan, flushing
prettily.
4 am killing time till the afternoon when play
Number one for the Wanderers. To-day match Is
al Bagatelle.
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anothers ponies numerically.
To hit an adversary pony Is the unforgivable
sin he cried smiling al her and she hastily averted
her ewes having discovered unnerving similarity
between his smile and-Henri Quatre
THEY walked on IN eloquent silence. The man
was cudgeling his brains for an excuse whereby
be might carry her of in triumph % the Bols- The
girl was fighting down a new sensation that threat
ened her independence Never before had She felt
tongue tied IN the presence Of aduirer. She had
dismissed dozens Of them She refrained now from
sending this good looking boy packing only because
il would be cruel and Joan Vernon could not be
cruel 20 anyone. Nevertheless She had 10 Justify
herself as free lance and II is the role Of lance 10
attack rather than 10 defend.
What DO YOU occupy yourself with when YOU are
not playing polo or loungng about artists studios
she asked suddenly.
Not much / am afraid. l like shooting and
hunting but these Frenchmen have NO backbone
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.. --.u-lue the cabaret. .s amazingly ei-tl
----. .r. Hha was always washing and net er
"-s.. .. -a9 the statement for the LuntreliA
-ir eyer found ita answer IN the llisterea
PAM .-.- covered windows Madame Lucette
- real Ii,e pointed moral
..- -r.t face did not cloud on that account.
- -- .e taking the 4ir il the Boulevard SAINT
'-.-e. -e Glanced ~ notice the DRY husA q"
--. ... .-at4tlau. might have composed "a el'iil-
H .- -. .rlr. d dead cafes but ths sTrlght} glIl
-'- chosen lrr residence there chiefly because ll
-'-' -e- ..-. hey purse M0reover. II Was admirably
-e Pa. --e needs ri one who for the most part gave
' -- -. -le Louvre and her evenings ~ the 9"i-
She Ha. rather r-,. rhat morning Lest that pre-
.-- . white Iglt should he lost. She sped rap
--e r.aee down the boulevard. and along
' . gla 1e- Grauds AugustIns On the Pont
.- -e glanced ~ az another statuesque acquaini-
-e .alll never quite disr,el the notion that Hem
rtrf~a al Ii-l
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A son OF THE 4
| Nj Nj 9 R T AIS

She laughed Surely
thou also art one Of them.
for thy speech bewraveth
thee she quoted.
don't quite follow that.
Miss Vernon.
No, Well. III explain
another time. l must away
10 my copying.
Let me come and fix
Your easel Really, l have
nothing else 10 do.
Worse and worse En-
route II5rS1 You can watch
me al work. That must be
a real pleasure 20 an idler.
/ am no idler, he pro-
tested.
What. Who spoke but
now Of killing time. play.
Number One. and Baga-
telle Really, Mr.. Del
grado'
oh Is that what YOU are
driving at, But YOU mis-
understood. Bagatelle Is
near the polo ground IN the
Bois. and. as Number One
IN my team, | shall have %
hustle Four stir chukker~
at polo are downright hard
work Miss Vernon. By tea
time | shall be a limp rag.
| promised to play nearly "a
month ago, and | cannot
draw back now.
Polo Is a man. game. at
any rate She admitted.
Would YOU care 10 see
to-days tie. he asked
eagerly. We meet Chan
tilly, and, if we put them
out in the first round Of the
tournament. with any ordi-
nary luck we ought 20 run
right into the semihnaI
She shook her head
You unhappy people who
plan and scheme how best
10 waste Your hours have no
notion Of their value.
mustWork steadily from two
till nve That means "a siN-
teenth Of my picture. Di-
vide two hundred and fifty
bv sixteen, and YOU have
Dear me. / am no good at
figures.
Fifteen francs. sixtv-two
and a half centimes, said
he promptly.
She flashed a surprised
look al him. That Is "a
ther clever Of YOU. she said.
Well, fancy a poor artist
sacrificing all that money in
order 70 watch eight men
galloping after a white ball
and whacking it and one
+ S pony is the unforgivable
her. and she hastily averted
cred an unnerving similarity
Henri Quatre S,
eloquent silence. The man
rams for an excuse whereby
q triumph % the Bois. The
, new sensation that threat
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CHAPTER I.
The Fortune Teller

~ 4 day N MAY not SO
j long ago. Joan Yer
non. coming Ju- irt1
--e sunshine from her l0Gg-
~ l- the Place de IA S1r-
rne smiled q morning
--e---E 20 the statue of
--1s-e C0ure. founder II
--uEIsu. i would have
led le- o. explain what
---~- meant. or why Il
MD Ice merely positive
-.- s-1u-lv compare
E-a1G.y superlauve.
teacher. therefore.
made no appeal She
-5 The bland look 0f
was pleased by the
u his white mar
- seemed 20 DE q
u1U-selll-. strut
hIv 0n a pedestal
D-l-e ~ P-og-es
E was a- artist. not q
-e-
-lr-e was Az uu-
der that She and
ere odd lsh ~ 1e a.
- e-ler IN thar placid
ta e- II the Latin
I-- \ex- door ~ the
l- ned house 70 which
She ---ee rooms was
4 mere wreck " q
E- apparently cast
--e- -e torrent of the
b.- which rla-el a
-eW .H4r Ir- luui-
--- ..aui-g gtanka-d
~--Lv bv might
al av 6av since
t-o-l. o. which
-a -le-s Bur the
--- customers
-- gathered .1the
and drink
aE-- WLereas
-rE..Hr 1n the
@ eHa- a- empty
te-e irs-9udert
though 1neeIt
-a- -le 1auu-,ug
.-. t-aEel Huery
4- sparks eNrIu-
sa-aorau- le-
. Here one
drinks one
Joan al
-.-Le at -hat
note ~ uterro-
g-- l-u- "a world
- -. -Le Lalt-5b-
.reuerr that
MAIDEN e-te would au-
peg rriug iu The
G -le day
--.rGue the IA
r Hha was als
-aH The staten
ever found Ita
covered eludo
real Iie pointed
a- -F.t face did not
ira- .- taking the AR
A-.-e. le .haroed ~
- quotation. might
-- -.. --r. II dead cafe.
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By LOUIS TRACY

Drawing BY Howard Chandler Christy
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUcTIONEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
pROVED LOT On ] STREET RETWEEN
list alsT AND 22p STREETS NoRTHWEsI. -.
a prior saI Of the hereinafter described real
tate. made on Thursday. the Sd day Of Decem-
her. AID 1908. the unde rsisned surviving trustee
in compliance with the right reserved In the
terms Of said SALE and by virtue OF the deed Of
trust under which said sale made. duly
corded IN Lber No. 1854. folio 1874 ct seq. Of
at the request ~ the treasurer Of the Oriental
Building Association. No 9. the undersigned sur
living n trustee vim s offer for sale again at the
fRDAY. The F1FTH pxY OF OF P FERRGAn e.
Al. 1909; AT HALFrAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
situate In the city Of Washington in the District
81 Columbia. tn VIII: Part Of original hot num-
hered four 80 In square numbered seventy FIVE
ty-fve one hundredtbs n425, feet west from the
southeast corner Of said lot thence running north
ninety seven t9n feet two and one quarter inches
,efl more or less. to the alley In the rear Of
said lot parallel with Twenty first l2Isn street
and feet n0i seven and one half inches '1l.,
more lcss. TO North I street thence running
with the line Of street fourteen and TWEEN
ty.hve one-hundredtbs feet TO the place of be-
ginning.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash the balance in
one and two years. with interest at ak per cent
sale. secured by deed Of trust upon the propert =
sold. all cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
A deposit OF 500 required at the time OF sale.
All convey ancfng. recording. etc. at the cost Of
the purchaser. Terms OF sale to be complied
with in fifteen days from day VI sale. otherwise
the surviving trustee reserves the right tn resell
ing purchaser. after at least five days advertise
inent OF such resale in some newspaper published
In the city Of Washington. ID. G.
iso6 d&.ls eS,
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FUTURE DAYS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ANP INl sR,GS REA estate
MD. AVE. COR. 18th ST. NE: Also
BRICK STABLE ON ALLEY IN REAR OF
SANE; ALSO UN1NPRoyED LOT Sc.
cor OF S, NTH AND LOTS s1 N Cor ASP
18TH AND r SITS. NE.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust. duly re-
corded in Liber No. 1136. folio 305 ct sea-. of
and at the request Of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell at public auc-
ton; in front Of the premises. on ERIDAY. THE
T 1"Hn PAY G OF 5A cIIn AD
the following described. land and premises. sit
nate In the city Of Washington. District Of Co
lumha. and designated as ana being lots num-
hersd tw.nty-seven d2D and thirty four "a, in
bered one d. two ~. thirteen ns) and four.
teen (1D in square numbered ten hundred and
I'VE ti0n5). a. said subdivision Is recorded in the
in Book TO- page 1872; also all Of original lot
numbered ten t10l In square numbered ten hun
dred and nine n0o0,, and also original lots num-
besed one r. two e. three t , g, and eighteen
i1OO0. together with the improvements.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase
monev to be paid in cash. balance in two equal
interest at Per centum per anuum: payable
semi-annuslly from day Of sale. secured by deed
Of trust upon the property sold. OF all cash: At
the option Of the purchaser. A deposit Of $3.50
convcyancing recording. etc. at cost Of pur
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within ten days from day OF sale: otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property
after FIVE days advertisement Of such resale In
some newspaper published in Washington, d. c.
JOHN B: LAENER:
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TOMORROW.

EOMO RR0W,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME THREE
STORY, ROMAN BRICK DWELLING: No.
211 FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHWESI:
HOT-WATER HEAT: GOOD TITLE OK ~
SALE; NEAR NEW CAPITAL TRACTION
LINES TO UNION STATION AND NAVY
YARD.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust dated the
9TH day Of January. AID. 1901. and recorded
among the land records Of the District OF Column
bia in Liber cj43. folio los ct seq. and at the
request Of the holder OF the note secured there
ny. the undersigned trustees will OFFER at pub
lie auction. in front Of the premises on VEL ~,
NEsDAY;. THE TWENTY, SEyENTH pa PAY o 2F
PM: the following described real estate st
uate in the city Of Washington. District OF %.
1umbia. TO wit: An OF lot numbered forty.elgnt
t4s) in Hensey and Hooker. trustees. suDdiyi-
sion Of part of block numbered twelve ll2). lie
Drot Park. a: per plat recorded 10 Luz tss
ONCE OF the surveyor Of the District Of Column
ba. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-half Of the purchase money
TO he paid in cash and the balance In two equal
instaments. payable in one and two years.
with, interest at i've $50 per cent per annum.
payable semi annually. from the day Of sale. Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property sold
deposit Of $3.50 will he required at time OF sale
All conveyancing. recording ct cetera. at cost OF
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within fifteen days from day Of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
erty. at the risk and cost Of defsulting pur-
resale in some newspaper published in the city
Of Washington. District Of Columbia.
HARRY C.. BlRGE. Trustee,
1896 n. Y. ave. NV.
WILLIAM D. HOOVER. Trustee.
Once. Nat Savings and Trust Co.
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Virginia Judge Resigns.

RICHMOND. Va. January 2s.-Judre
W. J. Henson Of the twenty-second judi
cial circuit, composed OF the counties OF
Bland, Giles and Tazeweli. has resigned
that position, the resignation to be e.
fective on and after February 1. and the
resignation has been accepted by the gov
ernor. 1t is understood that Judge Hen
son proposes to engage In a law partner
ship in the city OF Roanoke with Marshall
Mccormick. Fulton kigley. a young law
yer OF Bland county. has been appointed
to All the unexpired term Of Judge Hen
son. Mr.. Kigley vas recommended to the
governor by Judge Martin Williams. the
only member Of the Virginia legislature
from Bland county. and other prominent
attorneys Of that section.
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THOs. ]. OWEN { son. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FIVE-STORY
BRICK APARTMENT HOUSE. KNOWN AS
THE BERKSHIRE SITUATE NO. 1912

BRICK APARTMENT HOUSE. KNOWN AS
THE BERKSHIRE." SITUATE NO 1912
CHAPLIN STREET NV.
Ry virtue of a certain deed of trust dated De-
cember %. 1904. and duly recorded In Liber No:
the District Of Columbia. and at the request Of
the party secured thereby. the undersigned trus-
tees will sell at public auction. in front Of the
premises on WEDNESDAY, THE THIRD DAY
OF FEBRUARY. AID. 1909. AT HAI.F-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK I'M. the following described
lumbia. and designated and being lot 152 in
James L. Karricks subdivision of lots 46 and Al
in the subdivision Of the South Grounds OF Co.
lumbia University per plat recorded In the
oficn Of the surveyor for the District OF Column
bia. in Llhcr County IA. at folio H. Also lot
1855 IN said Karrirk's re-subdivison of lots $50
and ISL Of his former subdivision recorded in
said surveyors office in I4bcr County IA. at folio
III. per plat of said lot 1856 recorded in sa i'd
surveyors office In Iber County 16. at folio 1873.
ever to a first and second deed Of trust securing
in the aggregate fbe sum Of $45. 500.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
and above said Indebtedness to he paid In
cash. balance In two equal installments- payable
on and two years. with interest at per
cpBtum per snnum. payable semi annually from
day ~ sale. secured by deed OF trust upon the
property sold. or all cash: at the option OF the
purchaser. deposit Of $5OO.0o will be required
at time Of sale. All conveyancing. recording.
complied with within Is days from day Of sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF defauting
purchaser after Eve days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton D. c. CHARLES g. ALLEN,
Hyattsville. Md.
2-d&ds eSu Trustees.