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THE WEATHER.

District OF COluiuDia, faIr .loniIht
lowest temperature AuOut % uesrceS
tomorrow. increasing clou0iness, Ioi-
aowcu Dy, snow or rain IN AFTERNOON
or night; gentle, variable winus. be-
cOInus easIeriy ana Increasing.
Maryland, TaIr tonlgnt; TOMORROW
increasing cioudiness, followed BY
snow or rain III afternoon or night,
not much change IN temperssure;
easterIy ana increasing.
Virginia, fair tonight; tomorrow un-
settled, propably snow or rain; not
much change in temperature: fresh
northeast and east winds.
West Virginia, fair tonight; tomor-
row, unsettled and somewhat warmer;
probably snow.
Records for Twenty-Feur Hours.
Thermometer "A pm, AZ; pm,
81: IL midnight, 80; 4 am. -: am.
"a; noon, 81 Highest temperature
~. occurred at pm. yesterday; low
est temperature, -, occurred at 8 a.n'
, today.
Barometer "A p.m,. 1910; PM,
S0.1S; II midnight, 1922: am. 3e.2s;
3 am, 30.37; IL noon, 30.36.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, %; lowest. IL
Condition Of the Water.
|. Temperature and condition of water
at am: Great Falls. temperature.
%, cOuulllOn, %.
Tide Tables.
Compiled by United States coast and
geodetic survey
Today-Low tide. 9:2i am. and 1916
PM; high tide, 2:39 am. and 3:l6 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1917 am. and
11:l2 pm; high tide, S:34 am. and
All pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today--Sun rose 1928 am; sun sets
4:48 pm.
Tomorrow--Sun rises 7:o4 am; sun
sets 4:49 pm.
Moon rises Loo pm; sets 1:44 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Up-River Waters.
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, Decem-
Der 20.-The Potomac river was q
little cloudy and the Shenandoah
muddy this-morning.
Weather in Various Cities.
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''Oh, Lady. Ladv!"

The Rialto management for Christ
mas week has provided screen coined,
and farce with a splendid musica,
program. The film version OF Boil.
ton and Wodehouse's musical comedy
oh. Lady, Lady, is the main comedy
with Bebe Daniels in the principa
role and Walter HERS and Harrison
Ford as chief support. The fun is OF
the fast and furious sort and keeps
large audiences in almost continuous
laughter. What little story there is
hinges on q mistaken phone message,
when q fellows conscience troubles
him over the breaking away from the
girl he promised to marry in the early
days. A little ''hxef" IN the shape of
a newspaper reporter tries to
straighten out things, but instead
0auses p sorry mess that ie "a
scream" for the audience. Although
the music Of the original piece is
missed, there is much improvement
noted in the way of additional scenes
and situations on the screen,
Another funny Offering is Sewsil
Ford's "forchy's Double Crime" IN
which Johnny Hines keeps things
moving and the audience laughing
continuously. Spicy topics, cniied
from the papers, the Fox News and
catchy selections by the orchestras
from, Tickle Me" make up the pro-
gram.
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Burton Holmes Lecture.

Burton Holmes, in the closing travel
! story OF his present series, described
and pictured Visions OF Venice and
the Italian Iakes' before large au-
dience at the New National last night.
With an opening tribute to 1.-THE holy
Land of beauty" and an Introduction
to the colossa, bronze statute OF San
Carlo Borromeo that towers above
the snowy villas and palms OF the lit
tie towns made famous by his work,
there is a. cruise among tho islands OF
the Borromean archipelago, each q
scsnic paradise, and then a motor ride
to Como and a voyage on its lakes.
with shore views Of snow-toppcd
mountains that reach down TO tropic
foliage: fairy-!ik- palaces set in
statue-graced gardens; terraced lena
on groves and many picturesque types
OF people and customs viewed along
the way.
Venice. her glorious self once
more" " Intimately shown by gon-
dola trips to the water gate of the
Pailazo Danielii- and through a nazs
Of minor canals that give realization
never before pictured" of the mys-
tic beauty of the queen OF the
Adriatic. AS a reminder of what
Venice WAS like before it became q
city, there are d:ssolving visions Of
the rural Venice of Torcello: gltmpsfs
Of Venetian village life. and then
back from a humble yesterday to B.
luxurious today" A review OF Venice
from the Tower Of GtorEio; a cine
photographic survey Of the carvings
of the dogess palace; a peep within
the Byzantine Basiiica; q visit TO San
Marco and it's globe-fan,sus piazxa,
and q view Of the oity from the re-
built campanils, give way to visions
of unforgettabis architectural beauty.
shown in melton scenes and celored
views, with closing revelations OF
"ths missien Of art and the sanctify
At beauty" The lecture will be re-
seated this afternoon at 4:3o o'clock.
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The Misleading Lady"

A beautiful woman. garbed in fash
Ions latest creations, can vamp her
way into the life of almost any man,
even a hard-hearted woman hater-
il we may believe all We see in the
movies. 1t took Bert LyteH less than
one hour to change from the type of
man who ignores, the fair sex into a
modern cave man lover in his iates;
starring production. The Aisieadine g
Lady. shown yesterday before ca :
pacity audiences at Loew's Palace
The picture is unusual, and Bert
Lytell gives to IL the force which alb
sorbs constant attention while he exc
sutes the various woman-tamine
sceEes. II is undoubtedly mere ef-
tnaI play form by Charles Godda I'd
and Paul Dickey, when it scored 2
triumph on the New York stage.
The story concerns Jack Craigen, al
engineer, who returns to New Yorl
from Africa to find that his supposed,
invulnerabie woman spirit has beer
broken through meeting lovely SO
eiety girl. He proposes without los
of time and discovers that he has beer
made a fool of. Craigen loses no tim,
in kidnaping the girl and taking he
to his hunting lodge in the meun
tslns. where he proceeds to give he
a lesson in primitive emotion H,
| succeeds through las bruseue woeinf
in winning her love. though only aft,
er she had knocked him unconscious
and her hance has come up on tn,
mountains TO settle matters.
Supplementary attractions include .
Harry Pollard comedy. Pathe New.
pictures. Topical Tips and Mutt ant
Jen animated cartoWa. A Christina
erche stral overture also is rendered
BY the Palace symphony Orchestra.
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BEAT LEAGUE AS PAcIFlER
W. D. Vanderlip's View of Gu Year
Leases Obtained in Russia.

Los ANGELES. Calf. December 30
|-Washingtor ID. Nanderlip. who OBJ
tained sixtS-year lease of the Kan
chatka peninsula from the Russian
government for Los Angeles syndi
cate. expressed confidence. in a state
ment given out yesterday. that the
trade contracts" with The Russian
government tie brought back will do
more to re-eStablish the world than
anything peace treaties or the league
or nations fas been able to accom-
piish."
Russia must have supplies. and she
wants TO buy them from the United
states because she considers this
country is the only real friend she
has. he said
Orders which J have received have
eXerted tremendous pressure upon the
governments of France and England.
As soon as the news of them was
given to the worl6 the British gov
ernment assumed q more reasonable
attitude in dealing with the Russian
trade commission, and within ten days
Franco had appointed a commission
to negotiate for reopening trade"
Mr.. Fandeslip denied that the or
ders he has received for So 600. .06o, zoe
worth of goods to he delivered over a
period OF three years would be affec-
tive only if the iLenia regime were
recognized by Washington. lie de-
clared that the Russian government
no longer is comnunistic, saving that
IN two or three years Che only yestigs
OF socialism left will be- government
ownership OF transportation. bank.
lands. mines and oil wells.
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"Idols of Clay"

Idols Of Clay" George Fitzmau-
rice's picture, starring Mae Murray
and David Powell. entered upon its
second week at Loew's Columbia yes
terday.
The tale is an intricate love affair
which opens with the nesting on a
South Sea island of beautiful girl
and a young English sculptor The
girl has spent All her young life
on this senii-civilized patch of land,
while The sculptor has fed to it to
seek solitude Ia which me may forget
a distastefu love affair
Leaving the island. he returns TO
London, where a few months later
he again comes in contact with his
island girl, now a homeless. wan
derins cabaret singer. He turns her
over to an INSCRIPTIONS woman. who,
secretly loving rhe sculptor, attempts
10 accomplish the girls ruin. Frus-
trsted, size commits suicide, leaving
evidence to make IT appear that she
has been murdered by the girl.
Overwheimed by the circumstan.
tiat evidenee against her. the girl
f,ees TO the street. The sculptor finds
her after months OF search, knowing
her to be innocent.
A news reel and other features are
appended TO tho program A musical
program includes the selection, Morn
ing Moods" from Suite J. Peer
Gynt" (Grieg). and Dance or the
Hours" from la Giaconda~"
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EMO ESTATE OFFER MADE.
Theatrical Interests Prepared to
Pay $1,25O, 600 for N. Y. Plot.

Reported offer Of sl,25e. 600 by the
atrical interests to the heirs OF the
estate OF the late Amos f. Emo 10.
the property at l556-5S Broadway
New York was confirmed here by VIII
liam r. Emo. one OF the executors OF
the estate:
. The property is on the block to the
north of the sixteen story office build
ing and theater now being erected by
Marcus Loew. and on which the Met :
ropplitan Life advanced $225O.aOO
There are seven old-fahioped build
ings on the plot, which. the executors
state, were operated last year at 2
deficit of $1.733
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Look Who's Here. ="

Look Who's Here" a musical farce.
in which Cecil Lean features himseaf.
his ROoseYeltian smile and Cleo May
field, opened at the Relasco last night
before u large audience. The title
does not mean anything, and neither
does the plot, but the girls are easy
to look at, the music is catchy. and
rthe book. by Frank Mandei and Ed
ward Paulton, has some very clever
dialogue. ~ 7snn 'HsI .tes- z-i-'e s9s
Mr.. Lean himself contributes ser-
erai of the catchy songs. including. Il
Had the Right lGea" and When a
Wife Gets Fat There are eight or
nine other songs, with lyrics by Paul
ton and music by Silvio Helm, the
most popular being Bubbles"
The stery concerns Robert w.
love to f1s wife because he needs all
his sentiment for his writings. Mrs.
Holmes fJuiia Gifford), being lone
some, turns to an engaging foreign
artist, and prepares TO elope with him.
The husband, 10 all appearances, takes
il pfnilosophieally. but Sends for . pro-
fessional matrimonial plumber" to
repair his domestic structure, and that
is where Cleo Mayfield enters. Pre-
tending to be "a former wife of the
novelist. she intr;gues the interest OF
the real wife, and by the time the
final curtain drops everybody is
happy again.
Mario yiilani. as the foreign artist,
makes an excellent lounge lizard
and one can hardly blame the neglect
ed Wife for preferring his graceful
lovenaling to the perfunctory atten-
tions Of her husband. Miss Clifford. 8
voice is heard 10 good advantage in
several songs. &
+ Katherine Clarke and Florence
Clarke. as "Fl0 and 10. the Bell Boys"
provide snappy diversion. their
songs and dances never failing to
evoke spontaneous applause. Viola
Frayne and George Mack, as two
sweethearts circumyenting father
with murder in his eye, arc clever,
and George r. Lynch does Well as
Jaques Saundelle. proprietor of the
Catskili Hotel. where the scenes are
laid.
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u. S. POPULATION IN 21OO.
Johns Hopkins Professor Predicts
1t Will Reach 1877. 900 600.

BOSTON. December .0.-The United
states VIII have a population of re5
eo0.eoo people or the maximum which
lis continental territory can sustain
about the year cl9e Prof Raymond
Pearl Of the Johns Hopkins School of
hygiene and Public Health estimate d
in Lowell Institute lecture here.
To support such a population.>he
SAID. two hundred and sixty triliion
caiories of food = year would be need
ed and. judging from the production n
of the last seven years. when the
m aximum population was reached 1t
would be necessary to import about
half the calories necessary for sus-
teDance.
Tt seems improbable that the popu-
lation will go on increasing at any
very rapid rate, after such a condi-
| ton is reached" he added
Evening star., 1920-12-20
SHIP RENTAL BILL.

Under a bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Hniings. republican, OF Penn
sylvania, the Shipping Board. in char
tering government owned vessels
would he authorized to discriminate
in the fixing of rentals between ships
engaged in different trades, so as 10
enable them to meet foreign colnpe-
tition" The board would be required
to keep such vessels insured and in
repair.
Evening star., 1920-12-20
TOMORROW.
CLEARANCE SALE

CIEARANCE SALE
of Household Furnishings, Mis-
cellaneous Articles, including Is
Mahogany Talking Machines,
lot of Rugs, Carpets. Bedding,
etc. by
PUBLIC AUCTION
At 653 LOUISIANA AVE,
On Tuesday, Dec. Fl,
At 1000 AN.
Also at II 90 O'Clock
Sale of Automobiles.
ID. NOTES, Auctioneer.
0S3 La. Ave.
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stipulated marriage as n condition.
After the marriage the young woman
poses as an irresponsible young artist
in Greenwich village and proceeds to
win the love of her husband. Miss
Talmadge is both clever and enjoy
able in the interesting little romance.
The Vanity Fair girls and Eddie Po-
land. in Greek Neets Greek" and
short pictures. with pipe organ ac-
compartment, complete the bill.
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Crandau's.

Norma Talmadse. in Selec; PieturcS
She Loves and Lies. the
featured attraction at Crandasfs 5
Theater the first three days of this
week, is the story Of y rich young
woman wl,1. ign order 10 ispd financial
aid 10 y struggling ynnne hro,Sef,
AlI.,..i l.. i.r. Il nslit:.. tla,.I :tN.i
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AUCTION SALES
TINS AFTERNOON.

ADAM A. wESCHLER. AUCTIONEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FEE TITLE SUB
IEtyr TO A LEASE RENEWABLE FOR
EVER
Ry virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court
cs the District OF Columbia. in Equity Cause
Me- SSf45, will OFFER for sale by public aue-
rion. in front Of the premises, on MONDAY.
THE TWENTIETH DAY OF DECEMBER.
Isco. AT -FOUR O'CLOCK 2 N, the south half
Of original lot IS and all of exieinal lot 26 In
square ais in the city of Washington. D. G.,
subject to lease for 200 years, renewable
forever. for the rent Of cents per annum
6s-ed July g. 1903, and recorded In Liber
Lii folio 33. of the lsnd records Of the Dis
Terms: Cash. A deposit of $i0O win be Ne
guired at time of sale. All cenveyancing. re-
cording. revenue stamps, etc. at cost OF p!E-
CHASER Terms Of sale tn be complied with
within thirty days from day OF safe. otherwise
the trustee reserves the right fo resell the
proprty at the risk and cost of defauldng pur-
chaser, after 1--WE days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published In wash
lnston, ID. c.
des-d&sis exSu Onion Trust uildinc.
NW1r
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Photoplay Features,
"Uaseea Forces" :"

.Tnseen Fefces" il the title of a
pArtieuiariy good htn play shown at
ErandaiPs Metropolitan Theater this
week. It's scenes were well chosen
and hold the interest throughout.
The love stfrv If Niriam f;oit Sor-
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Knickerbocker.

Sidney A. Frankhu's First National
production, "unseen Forces" reviewed
else where in these columns, was the
scheduled feature picture at Crandan .
ickerbocker TheatcF yesterday and
will be repeated today. 'iSnub' Pol
lard, now calling himself Harry Pol
lard, in Hal Roach's farce, Park Your
Car" an amusing experience OF
family automobile, with song seiec-
tions by Miss Frances w. SchHrgsr.
the well known Washington soprano.
COMPLETES the program.
Evening star., 1920-12-20
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A wEscHLXK, NvCTT0NEEE.
Bankruptcy Sale of .
Jewelry. Watches,
Novelties. Etc.

By virtue Of an order Of til. Supreme Court
q the District Of Csiunbis. hosdfas Rank.
ship,ey Jewelry Co. Bastrupt No. 1877. the
Undersigned trustee wiz seil By public auction
a, Weschlsr's: go Pa ave: n:w:. on WHDN -
GoaaENcIsa aahar Ar ,o:so SoalS ociocS An. M
Rings. Scarf Pins, charms. LoeEets. Gun Bui,
brooches Penknives. Bar Pins. Ear Drops.
Watch Fobs. Pearl Necklaces. Vanity and
Cigarette Cases. Safety Rszors. Fountain
Pens. Evershafp Pencils, Opera Glasses.
clcekx and Miscellaneous Novelties
Terms: Cash.
-. ALERT E. srEISEM. Trustee
dsis.f9.2 2o.2l Colorado building
ADAM 4. WEsCHLER, AUCTI0NEEK-
SO, !s5 sth sT: W. coNrAiSTSG ii
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly re-.
ss the land rec.rds Of Il: District Of coium. a,
thereby. the und~r,ifped trustees viii ssli at
= gYste suction. In frent Of the premises. on
sNp. 1870 AT rouR ne o:a.ox 1xhfI p n I.sES. g.
he city Of washiaxtos. District Of Coimnbia
sglare pGmh~red four burdred and efehty-six
'tsel, improved by premises No. 523 sth
Terms Of .sie Sold subject 10 a prior deed
~ trast 10, 81. 900. particulars o. which stated
Il sale. and the smount said trust tn be
'ips. Of sale. An ccnreyancins, recording.
-everue stamps. etc at tie ,oet Of the pur.
-ithin thirty days from day of ssie. sss,e-~s.. [
he trustees reserve the right to resell the
9ropsrU at the rt.s and cost Of the dsfaaItinS
sucs resale in, sctns newsra.er puhii.hed 80
"'~ains'on. DC u.. A.skTT ST1E, THr1E,
aefA-t&is. cxsn Tr.st.es.
THos. ,. OWEN q SON. ArgTToNEE Ems
TRUSTEES SALE or THRHE VALUABLE
sTREE4 TsREF SkW NV DTFI1sss SE1k Af.ssSS ~ ssSS
b virtue Of certain Aeed Of trsst duly
.eq.. Of tn. land record. Of tbs Di..riet d
cef@hda; and at fhe re1.est of ths party
..Trsa tnssces. t,,, iss .na:.zs.sa s;n:ssss ri
@ % Fresnxf cT THs = rwNsTr I'VE + ri HidmTa FIT
DAy q pncZMHxR; AID; 1sso. At SouH
isstsa. D4strct u Ceiumbia. a.1 designs ted
:. s,s :-s.a r.: y - = : 49,
heinS part Of "R~surrey 90 New Seat snt
>eher frsets: q. per plat recorded IN Boot %
rage 10 of the records OF tia once Of thu
sayseye~ Of the District Of Columbia, sabt-c
20 III hpiidinE restriction iias shsvu On sait
lat, Gu43eet to e"rtain covenants Of record. 10
zetises with Tire improvements.
raonss TO ~ paid in cash. balance In wv
,csv. Win inisrsst al pss eesfsm p-r an
: nan. ssysb.e seal -e.suaiiy. frna dsy II sale
.srnYea ~ deed OF trust epea the property
s.is. or sII casa. "a the option o. the pus
cIss.. A a~De<it cf 500 each los Will b
rat,si,e6 al time Of ssts, All eonssysncinE
Yseoriins ressnre sfsinps, etf, st cost a
psrcbss~r. Terms u ssle 10 be- eoesfhed via
wifIip thirty DAYS frosa day ef sale. sthar
~iss Ike trustees reserve tie rigb, I, resell
;A~- pssScrsy al tAs sisk and r9st Of defau:tiu
iaressssr. after hTs asys' ssssrtisr meg, o
s.s~.. sale rs~,rarsf pGt'tsied !
We sbinxfas II. e..
S.Mr,N rTfETff'-i- ~.
y NGii. -. t.I,-r
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Am use ent S

clean story fascinatinsly prese ted
Through the play runs ''spiritualistic
work" by this clever actress. II is
not offensive to those who are be-
exposing the past experiences OF \
man and woman in the story. Sylvia's E
romance begins in her Childhood,
when she meets Conrad Nagie at a
suburban hunters retreat. when he
also is youngster The early scenes
are delightful in their presentation
of the simple love affair of the youth
full pair. Then follow the second
meeting of the lovers. the proposal
and the apparent unfaithfnlness OF
the girl which sends Conrad on on a
four-year exploration trip to Africa
In his anger on his return he weds
a designing girl. Invited to winter
lodge party with her. he meets a
wonderful medium. who proves to be
Sylvia Dreamer. She has remained
exhibitions Of her power as a spirit-
ualist. Out of it all comes a clear
ing up of the difficulties. The work
of Rosemary Theby, Sam De Grasse
and Robert Cain is Of high order
in the supporting cast.
The "Tunervilie Trolley has been
filmed and is very funny. Orchestral
numbers add to the entertainment
"Heliotrepe."
Richard washburu ChilIs story,
"Heliotrope." the film attraction at
Moore's Garden this week. is q story
OF father love. comparable In many
ways to the mother love depicted in
"Humoresuue.' "Heliotrope" is the
slum name given to a gangster who is
serving life term, the name having
followed him to prison from the fact
that in his days of freedom he in
variably wore huttonhole bouquet
of heliotrope- He learns while in
prison that his daughter, who does
not know who are her father and
mother, is TO we'd the son of a wealthy
lumber,nap. knowing that il his wife
learns of the wedding she will black
mail III order to get money from her
the warden for his temporary release,
SO that he can prevent the woman
from making the child aware of her
parentage. The warden goes "Heiio-
trope" one better and gets the gov
ernor to pardon him.
+ With an atomizer of heiiotrope per-
fume as his principal weapon. Hello
trope' haunts the girls mother who
is planning a coup to eoerce money
from the wealthy young man. Every
where she goes she finds heliotrope
flowers and perfun1ery, until. dis
tracted, she seeks the source from.
which they are put in her path.
''HeliOtrope" lures her to his room
while she is in q frenzy to kill. and.
with witness on hand. invites her
bullet shots. His dying words are that
with him dead. and her behind the bars
for murder. the world will discredit
any statement of motherhood that she
might make regarding the daughter
and that his life's ambition to die for
somebody he loves has been achieved
Mutt and JEFF. in Christmas eve
comedy, together with the Fox news
and pictures, complete the program.
Evening star., 1920-12-20
FHos. J. OWEN { SON. AUcTIoNnDRs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE.
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE. NO. 1617 8
STREET NV. WITH A LARGE TWO
STORY BRICK SrABLD on WIDE AL
LEY IN REAR.
By virtue Of u certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Iiber No. 1884. folio ASS ct sec..
Of the land records Of the District of Coium.
bia. and ct the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at
public auction in front of the premises on
"WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY.NINTH DAT or
DECEMBER, A. d. 1920. AT -FOUR THIRTY
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described land
and premises. situate in the District Of colum.
bia, and designated as and being lot 5S in
". W. corcorans subdivision Of lots in square
III. as per plat recorded in the o6hee Of the
surveyor for the District Of Columbia In IAber
l. H. X. at folio 347.
Terms: sold subject to . prior deed Of tY,is,
for 81 $40 Oc~ particulars OF which will be state
at time Of sale. the amount over said trust to
he psid in cash. Of rhich $500 will be required
as deposit on the day of sale. Conveyancing.
recording and stamps At purchasers cost.
Terms of kaAe to BE- complied with within 90
days or deposit forfeited.
A. L. SABINE.
WILLIAM J. yICKERY.
de20 - "a q 2s,9 Trustees.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcTIoNEBE.


TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoy.
ED REAL ESTATE. FRAME DWELLING
NO. 1926 FIFTH STREET. NV.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust recorded in
Liner No. 347S. folio 199 ct seq. Of the land
records of the District Of Columbia. and at the
request Of party secured thereby. we will sell.
at public auction. in front Of premises. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER TWEHrY-0NE. 1920.
AT FOUR-THIRTY P. NJ. the following de
scribed land and premises, situate in Washing
ton. District of Columbia. being part Of orig
inai lot 10 in square 4S0. beginning on 5th
street west at point distant 20 feet north
from the southeast corner, of said lot. thence
north along said street 20 feet. thence west
SS feet. AZ inches to an alley 10 feet wide
thence south along said alley 20 feet. thence
east IS feet AN inches TO the beginning. to-
gsther with the improvements. consisting OF
frame dwelling. No. 1923 18th street. NV.
Terms, OF safe. One-third of pufchase-money
ia be paid in cash. balance in two equal install
n1ents, payable in and two years. with
interest at six per centum per annum: payable
semi annually from day of sale. secured by deed
of trust upon property sold. or al cash at pur.
purchaser at sale. All conveyancing. record
of purchaser. Terms OF sale to be complied
with within fifteen days from day Of sale.
Otherwise trustees reserve right TO resell
property at risk and cost of defnulting puf-
,-.sser. after five days ADVERTISEMENT Of such
resale in some newspaper published In Wash
ingtou. ID. @.
GEORGE Il. LINKINS.
JULIUS ]. PEYSER.