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The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-12
WATCHING AND WAITING

Watchfuly we all are waiting; how will things come me
out at last? Will the Germans quie their hating ana i've
down +he;. nolv mast? Will they see that hates error
will thew fully realize that to rule the world by terror isn't
POSSIBLE or wise? Will the German love his neighbor IN
the golden days of or be anxious to beaoor b eorne
fellow with creese? Oh 40 not trust tne German,
serngn seen or Ie put up up pons hymn he at talking
virtue he has morals by the stack but he'll take cg6
and hurt you you chance to turn your back I'm afral
the Germans hating with more passion than before;
while he crnges he waiting for another whr of gore
Now he is Of humble seeming, speaking in remorse1ul
tones but fear he's always dreaming of more corpses
and bones He is ready with his pledges he will spring
them with will but the German always hedges when ne
comes to paw the bill T be true and good" he belches
aI be pure already yet" but the German always weches
when it's time to pay bet Oh, hope he'll be winner
that his virtue won't grow faint but never trust the SIN
ner who becomes sudden saint.
Copyright by Matthew Adams
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-12

Twenty Four Years ..... IL ..........
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-12
EDITORIALS.
"UNDER WHICH KING, BEZONIAN"

Yesterday The Oasis presented editorialy few re-
fectons upon the probable attitude of the returning sol
ders toward the political and economic life of the people
of the United States coupled with which slight dis
the socaed principles lack Of principles of Boshevk
ism in the United States.
The subject has many sides and can be viewed from
many angles, what was written yesterday is but one
Another is the attitude probable attitude of
the returned soldier toward the classes that have proted
in the past from his labor, the element in society
which voiced oudest the demand that he shall do the fight
ing for organized society," 1t is true that under the sys
tenn of the selectve draft the American army and is
yet very democratic Rich and poor alike drawn into
the ranks and made to do service in with
twenty poor The great of the armies
young who have to make their living by exercise
of brain Drawn They are able to provide for them
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-12
TWENTY-FOUR YEARS AGO
Items Culied from The Oasis
April Is, 1895

There is to be dance this evening
in honor of "Sabado de Gloria (Glor-
ious Saturday,
Wednesday Miss Lulu Skyes came
up from Calabasas for a short visit
in the line city. s.
Thursday morning Mr.. George B.
Marsh returned from business trip
through Sonora.
Capt. A. R. Turney, who had been
stopping in Nogales the past week,
returned to Minas Prietas last night.
Wednesday Mr.. Frank Morgan was
up from his mine in the Sierra Azul.
Yesterday evening Constable T. F.
Broderick and Jailer John w. Roberts
went to Tucson.
Tuesday evening Reverend and
Mrs. ]. H. Heald went to Tucson to
attend the conference of the Congre-
gational church. They will return to-
day.
Sunday morning Mrs. E. A. Brown
came up from Minas Prietas and will
visit in Nogales a few days.
Mr.. Castillo is training the Cath
olic church choir in the music of the
Easter service, which will be render
ed on the 21st inst.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-12

selvewhen they have employment and are willing to do
Taking them from their accustomed vocatons BRING
ing them into the close contact of the camp the troop ship
and the trench and giving them the comradesp OF the
battlefield, has wdened their horizon, expanded their
minds and extended their knowledge More than that It
has given them sense of their irreSSlblty When
united than they could have had in century of life it
them before the and rich experiences Of the
past two years
They are returning to America with an outlook upon
life and knowledge of their power far different from
that they when they set out upon the great
venture overseas In fact they know matters and
hngs Of organized society that they never dreamed ana
moreover they know the debt organized society owes
them And they will not let organized society put tnem
o with the pttance given it's fighting men IN former years
and former generations They have learned that to or
ganized society the fighting man is like the tradtona
gun in Texas not wanted frequently out Wnen
wanted bad" And if organized society has its tghng
man at need WIZ .r organized society has got TO pro
wide for him we'll 1t cannot feed him with the 1at OF te
land and dress him we'll when he is called to the coor
and let him go hungry half the time and poorly cao a
ways when he is needed no longer
The argument of those who wish not to concede any
thing to the abong man (the lighting MANI IS tnat ne IS
envous of the classes who have wealth. ana Woud loTe
division But not So The working wants only that
which will enable him to live decenty and in accordance
with the dictates Of that education the state his given him.
That matter Of education is of the ronies OF the
situation The state takes child OF poor parents and ed
Gates it to enjoy the renements and uxres OF modern
life It teaches the child music love of art love for
personal adornmen desire for comfort II not elegance
at home beside many more OF the amenities and appan-
of civilized fe and then seeks to bind the man it
has reared with all these wants and aspirations down to
pittance which would deny all Of them. It "opens the
windows Of the soul" to the beauties and joy of e and
then seeks to draw over them tqe heaVy curtain OF III
adequate compensation.
So there comes into the equation of the state of
utilization that has been brought about by the results
of the war being the product OF that war itself
the returned soldier with his mind bent upon high ideals
and lofty emotions and he comes back to place in the
economy of the social life Of America that will have to
be far different from the place he left to go to the war
If organized society be wise it will make him place that
foolish he will teach where to head in The lesson NAV
be severe but it will have to be learned Which shall it
be?
The great war has given the people of the United
States new ruler the soldier who has fought their lat
est and greet war His rule can be wise and beneic-
ent: and it Ii lrrv Il the horrors of Boshevism. Upon
the people of America rests the decision to which ne
shall be. "Under which king, Bezonan?"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-12

All America holding its breath until it shall find out
he whereabouts of the Monroe doctrine.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-12

Condensation is virtue But it becomes also an ab-
surditv when clothes for large described in an
as stylish stouts."
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-12

John J. Fox, Geo. w. Grow, E. w.
Beeson, Harry Frank, E. ]. Miller,
Los Angeles; L. D. Walters, v. Soto
Ortega and wife, Tucson; Joseph l..
Eighers, Wilson; John Hendrickson,
Douglas; F, o. Hoppenmart, Milwau-
kee; A. l.. Manzo, Springfield, Mo-;
F. A. Robinson, Phoenix; C. L. Jones
E. W.. Garcia, Bisbee; Geo. M. Dow
die, Naco; G. R. Holcomb, Read
Camp; R. G. Frey, Jennings, La. \
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-12

Maybe when President Wilson is again settled at the
White House he and the Senate will hold love feast
and then again maybe they won't
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-12

Now that the Red Cross auxiaries are closing up
everywhere will there be another of bridge whist and
embroidered doilies?
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Bowman

Robert Lanka, J. F. Nichols, G. r
Fowler, Los Angeles; S. w. Beidman,
Tucson;, John R. Phillips, San Fran
cisco; DR.. E. s. Grigsby, Tonopah,
Nevada; Geo. C. Singletary, San
Jose; VS.. Rooney, A. S. Russell, Ote-
70; John ]. Egan, Guaymas; 1t. Sta
cy, Fort Huachuca; s. M. James,
Mr.. and Mrs. Santa Cruz, C. B. Wig
gins, F. L. Meadows, Douglas; J. J.
Thornton, R. H. Williams, R w. Nal
hof, Ell Paso.
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Bowman

A. J. Oliver, Miami; Mrs. C. G. de
Frese, Los Angeles; Francisco Cas-
tillo, w. C. Jones, C. w. Could, Tue
son; Miss Lizzie All, Patagonia; W..
j. Mitchell and family, Mowry; M.
H. King, Fort Huachuca.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-12

The ex-kaiser now states that he never desired
Can it be that his memory is failing?
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-12

Living anywhere in Europe now must be about as
safe and comfortable residing the crater of vol
or sitting the safety valve of of the old Mis-
sissppi river steam boats.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-12

The war used to be three thousand miles away-and
now the President is!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-28

css<w feFsas1r-e ssEnnxrs~s sn.
p~aeee< c< II ssrscss s<xsslcux
rAsr. ~ere nsnY Ae4r e~rslnss
ssssaflH< ~ cFsss - ~ Nc snd
Nc-s essf sh~lr lnshsisss 10 shsfs -
N fiory of n&kinx the fnsl lsnp
y ~ csoss ecosn fhshf .Ifi- o.
slT.snsneni .ss asssssed ia some
n~&sars. ho-essr. ~ sse soi lasi
sAey hsi seen Transferred 70 l-ss-sn
n tine % scs tas consiesion - tAs
great frsl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-28
HArcHED PATCHED EGG

Little Msrwares tells her farnilv's
experience in raising incubator chicks
One night after some crxs had been in
ihe incshator spr weeks sad Ma
sarcf was helping 10 sa-n them she
droTp~s ore EGG uTson ans,sEer and
crushed she ssicN Her father naztea
a rsece or -sgse- taps orer the shcii
Rut her Encsher vas certain il wonld
nos hafch- ihsg the shock would kil'.
the 'sse%0-~ As il takes : weeks 70
hstrh ron can imagine Nar~zres's sur
prise. when, week later. TEE chlcs
iass wss Sssss-d came ous booking Ess
o. I'M" aS the Others Msrgsr~-
shoarht that rernaskabse. and 20 wa
he rest cf us. r.
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haps fan L Bou.4 cause $ per cen,
- i4e sei soldiers 10 desert and De
ccns E9aie yaiaie7s d wruls -nAA,
q possible e, iae Hznrariaus 10 So
iAeir osn hcase cleaning and Bses-
pert could he ocraBsea wdsain fear
SAYS atter tas enieaie gave TIE crder
Wrss Is she tnitnts aoirs su 5o>
l.et BR1apesi remain shs play tang
~ few nadzsA and r-rots,
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COUNTY PEACH GROWERS
MEET AT COyLE

tccrilnued from PAGE One.l
hs done before harvest. no not fas
10 attend your group meeting wAer
called.
Gregory said Men have applied fcs
pasisioas a. frat psckerx. separator
men. engine men and rs harvessers.
How nay xe serve yoag We rave a
rs, ct names of boys wAo belong 10
shs Roys- Working Reserve that uant
worx On sae farms.
The Boys and Girls club rally was
reid Tuesday n TIE park TIE High
lsns iaes;er gave them free a3mis-
sso- 10 their show waicA Vas 5GEhiy
appreciated
A meeting nf psxrn growers WAS
bed AT Cor8e Monssv- Thsre wiIl be
another meeting there next Saturday
II whiea she cosngy sgsnss from L.o-
ert and eeSs1es making further al
ransemszts tqr ne sale Of peaches.
wiA nyAsszs fae matter os forming y
conzunisr Fsrw coBnesi shsre. T3cI
Ceyas peosie hare decided that Ii vii,
be well 10 get in line Esta tie oshe-
ccrnrsrs1es et the ccansg TAry
promise : large ssteraance.
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sAN.S DISCOVER RED TRIlL
or OLS-EVa.8 III RUSSIA


iccnti-uea troM rare 0ns'
As du1ses agzn when ghs ncoa t--
cane 1ssurs Al aaa ua4oaMs csan-
uaard T1as,er CE she lcuaa assdsra
csrae an and sosa sheir e1E,arseacss
aarsns she solsAeTiG regime. .Ananng
sen WIS Nicholas F1ncfr whosr
Aan-s1-aaw was fzs cArf rt re i-se-
graph c.ftlcs here TIE ls;se~ was
ssksr cnt ard shce Or she a,aasAez5ss
tgr c-stscisirr rAszn lis wife. che
5s1rbser CT FsDos1- ran ozr z1se che
stress waez sic hzard iee shots and
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ALLIES BLAMED
FoR RED RULE
~ HUNGARY


sccrsszae5 fran PAGE ll
HunEsry. fhrpcfsinr Fs s.cnnnmic life
Mace RolssrsaB-, passlsle.
n the sasezte dsa nes zAke Dol
sssTism IL Hungary d al least naee
hclgssT5sn possible here ana hcaor
We esFc TIE rnnrz1 respalsi slity to-
;Ae suffering ~hiea sAe population o.
pcTalhibon a H1nE1ry j. Radereoin-
AssEznsng thai We are wel. Informed
as 70 iae conaigiuzs VT arg a1 lsas,
zziisy Of indecisiom For ascnsss arm
les biz enourh 10 take Hnrza-y Asre
been camping wlfhin : radius e.
tew Aunarea asfomeisrs q Budapest
The general canmzndinE these ARA
les az uniformed. wishes 40. .oce upy
Hungary. hur after being kept long
tine Wlsaout coumunicat5on. he va.
told to remain On the defensive
Tass Is assscagtely selF-erident: II.
Hanrarszns 40 rot wAns s.ossssT 81
To free faeTsesres Is almost fru9os-
sihle a. iAev are nnzralea. Help mas,
come from she culside unless al cur
talk q tHEhtiag io nbezase peoples
VAS empty cant
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ONE DEAD. FOUR
OTHERS ARE WOUNDED

Washington. Mar es-Oklsagnz
c.ssaslssss LISTED IN so1sy's reEoTz sr0n
Wzxhirrs01 are ss sossoxx
Woan3ess. csgrse xnd~rzermins6 (
Private Bssa McFoEio-n. Brasrow-
WUzn6s6 slightly. Sergs Csen z
Nenden2H. os-uusxss-
Privstez gzroeE P Ptzrce lingo.
kay B B-zdsss~. Nsngsz. Lozie G
TAreshe-. ssisier.
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TEXAS GOVERNOR TELLS
! CARRlnA TO STAY OUT


" faso. Tssns Maf .s~Geserncs
lsonby hss ~shar~.n - sss.osal c'
senfinx 81 Neslan trocg~ tsrcsgt
resss n rsaie fra scnofa % Jasr,l
e. csapAi<n sr4insi VIA. ac,ardlas
q = teicsrsm s.Fned b. ham sni ~
Vivid ~ STATE Senator Dadle, hsrs
iars u,Fhs
The ielceDm ssss ~ sorerncr re-
Srets having uvsa Als Asnrosai and
hAs sliAdFawa H. Ia view ~ informs
sirn s~rs hin today ~ p1diey in
rrosesi sFsan~ she prsrpsci scsiea.
wAioh vas srrrosed YESTERDAY a. ihs|
r~eecsi - tAe state depsnment On
pc,ifioa - the Ncxlcsn soFernmcrt
~sssAeres weslc Felis~.
senator natley. IN his rruics; 10
,hc governor pointed oss that shc
ccsumhus mid N 1875. irsmod.si~is
foisowrd scsion sini.Nr 20 that pro-
r.osed hy ~ state department and 1
prraicscd that any such acfion woaid
hr followed by The klins Q, an !
Aruer,cans In ~ fcrriory conircilcd ,
bs Francisco Vlia
funicsis asainsg III paSss-e of the
Nexsca1 iVonrs vcrr uir-f 'oday "a
~ siafe dcpa-mcua % cov~-nor
HOBBY ~ TeSss. and 20 Govc-nor
l-&rrsroio q New Nexice. ~ Mavo-
Chsrics DAVIS. leading business n.n
Of II f<so and Americans having in
icrrsfs in Nexco.
Protests Seat 20 Washington.
FoSignccS having Interests IN
northern Mcxico and resident he-c.
aRse wir,d 'he representative os the
nssi~nS n wsshtnT,on. asking then,
% nse thear infiusnce with the state
'eFartmenl 10 Frevsnt she rropcsed
Iction
All interested rcin; on; 'ha, ,hers
sre more shan 20 Amcricsns and
she foreigners IN she TERRITORY con-
rolled by wills and many millions {
( dollars in rropersy arr completely
his mrecy. and that villa has car,.
aiised cutrareg against foresEncrs II
Is latest canpeign They rea- she ,
fSue cf snv arsion that ne woas .
cnsiSer departure OF ssric1 neu-
-slisy by she United States. Z
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Sore Throat, Gods
onseasy Qs60vo6 y ooumnuno
Mu1nug0 O.

HxH,s.'s yixzrd Oh = . s;mpie
aat elective f-eas-7ens fer sore
threat and chest coi1& Csed a. .
gz-s,< fer sore throat Il brlngs cu;rk
reIfeE Rebbed ca the ekesf is v1D
cf:ea loosen r2 = bard. deep sezsed
cod = o-e n;Sts
HoS osten sprzinx bruises. esfs
a11,oz--s occEr b every 6z1y. -
vel ss Etsle sroabIes Eie ezrz<be,
to.cshscte. cold sorex ez1k<r sores
stzf cerk an( 6>ed aching freG
Soothing; bezEng Wfz,fd Oh IN -
y7ys br1ng Qnick su1iek
6ef & iron dsuEgists fog - eeuea
II not szfis6e1 rxfnrn De boezle -
81 yoUr 0nney bock
Ever coasezpssed e. hzve s;ck
he24.che2 Jn1e tzy Wiz1r6 ljvxr
VIZ 49, - - - =
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE Dining table. sireless
ccose-. kitchen cabinet. dresse-.
writing desk. book case. chairs. etc
q rol set World Best Literature. 4.
many Other books All in aace cOni,-
tion- Phone sia
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BIG NAVY CURTIS
IS orr on LAST
LEG or JOURNEY

fCo7in1ed PROM Fsge OaeI
~ tAe MaaE@saa on Fsbraa-v en-.
~'ss Il ~sv sh1S se sesr shzs The
seaSlpaeesr~a ~ The f7iras rnarss . tire
7srdogs aarancc ln RE nsrca a. pro
r+aasSr
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k = anaerstossd hsr~ thsi = ~
~cNihrr i f1sorse,s toaorro. Nc 4
an rtssme tks ftgh to n, ,mc4iA
= amp q sss HAaiioAl niios
~ ~ tkrr- plAnss thss started th~
nleht frurn Tr~rassey. shr Nc 49,
aionc saccssfsl. TAe other ,lsns~
the >c-l and NC xcrc forccd 20
abandon The irsp hy had wrafhcr and
caeine trsasle ssfore rxeshlnx the
Asers wascA vss the nrs, oeIsrtive
CniSvo-ae'e weather oondisions ard
ano'or difficulties Aeid tAe Nc.s s,
fanfa Dclgstz fc~ ovc~ = wesk 49,
tcre she ooaid continne she fr.a
Sscressry Dssicis rx1rds the ar
rival a. M Sc-s a, LsAon A. the
cnd q the cntvrTrisc. TIC dig fzc..
Ae'ssaa lasT nsess IS yAu tse st.anssc
aa< hcen crrsees rarcugh she air and |
4 vas ssccaplisAod IS planned. Iti
i nisnned - Asve sAs Nc-s prccs~Ss 1
merely incidenta, 20 inc rssi mf~Siou |
< she unccrtsktas. whsch vas 70 ~
o fisDeGih trom lise,on and ths-c !
Z sir D decided xhctAer she y %
''Eenp' = FetnTr Sourncv 70 the INIT
4 States These plans. however. are
RON Trras<Sty 90 fhc Arcrcs zni
hence 10 Lizboa. Mr. Daniels stated
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rro 81 War sssrsI fo- Renewed Drive
TIE signing q the arnssiice vas
'Ae signsl 70 renew the hattie Cor the
hlae ribbon o, she air Tn, United
STATES Grcs; Brifsin and France TN
rae1aAtslv began preaa-ztfons and she
elite ~ the sky dcnner she heine, for
The Ercst adventure A. fo7- sped
weE' 'he huiAders and :he pilots. and
on Palm Sunday. Hswser, in she Sop
wish al s Johns; American Tiers in
the NC'x. Morgan in hs~ Nsrvinsyd2
al s. Johns. and wccds in the Shorrt
Ss'ei7 in Ireland. were tagging AZ
the leash.
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- '1o fo''oi A-1 hFra i9'
s''l '1fs q fhe ce'sAsTAa
Ii A~-s TON AAs ncase, norsf q
= '---' = 'ns N'''s-
isarang me 7f1 'cTror ~ Ye-aSah :
norSig zArod Rnssiar caErcA tar as
7ere Sos aasa~ea- caTress ot re
ana ~srs. s9"eFer. Sarse.d sscrfsis j.
cA1rca srv1ra oaiy shoas swenly-
iiFH mex we're saise1 a Ehis gazcs
Ths rEds hae WAY of ho1asn
raeealns az wAsea ~ers srared Tas.
cs sherse Hh0 ws-r Go ne sasfn AZ,
'he 5oouned werz allowed ne rrssg ans
nc opportunity tn ra1ke = ses.-u
Nearly an ahs s.cssAsv-ss s-a-s-us SSs--,
grs here wer~ pensanss rziess !. "a
dssirssc srd rasnr we~e weu k-ow-
70 TIE ciegzaas- Ther xswx an xm+s
Russian eIoeyg for th4 Ix~aisa ms-
and otfscsrs.
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sacA shin=x sns az Lass u Ssw them
TAs nexi dsy ~ rescAca Osa.
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Fog RENT .--5-reoEn bease. furnssn sr
or unfinished Cics< In PAons
4if rAs4@ 0lnSA
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THINK "A


VXyHAT Is your deSt~'s hrss
w saessoni WIN dos Ne sss-
pct conninanon'
Because COS Of ks patients are
sl4rnng from ailments caused d.
re1tly ~ indirectly bs the scnon oi
poisons formed IN a sluggish MICS
tinzl u2ct
lhese body poisons arc .hsoshed Nv
the MOOD and canned al oser the
ho<iy until the ~eakes oTrsn, unable
10 Withstand the Poisonous contact.
becomes injected and refuses % sct
propcry. Uniorunascly Il Is usually
not unfil then that the doctor - con-
suited and asked 10 ucasthe iisezsed
organ.
The arex way 81 purifying the
hood and preventing the formation
OF these deSrscfne kody rossons 70
20 psesenf sssgnHion al food waste
IN the Intestinal tr2ct-to pfesen,
oondipsfson.
Constipation IS not a matter to he
taken lightly or neglected. Nor Is
j, eaher lsufhcien, or safe TO uke
castor oil, pills, salts, mineral waters.
etc, IN order TO "foroe" bowel
acton Such action docs not cure
CONSTITUTION, II makes constipation
a hzhH-
Nurol 70 entirely diseren, from draxs 40
n does No; force o. irritzte the bowels.
Nurci prcves,s r1snztion ~ sosteninS
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
FRAME DWELLING NUMBER 2209
CLAIMING STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Lber No. 3l3S, folio 405, ct SEQ.
Of the land records OF the District Of Colum-
bis and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned surviving trustee
will sell st public auction in front of the
premises TUESDAY. THE TWENTY
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D.. 1919. at
TTvE O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises. situate in the District Of
Colsmbia. and designated as aud being all
OF lot numbered eight (SJ in block numbered
twelve 12l in Ira J. Bakers subdivision
known Langdon Park per plat re-
corded in the Office of the surveyor of the
District OF Columbia in liber county =.
folio 1I6.
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in two
equal installments. payable in one and two
Fears, with interest at 8 per centum per
snnun payable semi annually. from day Of
sale, secured BY deed OF trust upon the prop
erty sold. all cash. st the option Of the
pqrchas aser. A deposit OF 500 will be required
at time of sale. All convey zncine, recording.
sevenue stamps, etc. at cost OF purchaser
Terms Of sale TO be complied with within
thirty Gays from day OF sale. otherwise the
yustee reserves the right to resell the prop
Srty 1t the TisE and cost of defzulting pur-
ehaser. after eve days Advertisement Of
sucb resale in some nevspa per published in
wooDFoRD d. HARLAN.
oc9d&ds.ex.su. Surviving Trustee