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The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-12-11

tl' to . democrats, ana the House
33 republicans to l6 democrats.
The personnel announced by Sec
'etary of state Manuel Martinez's
office follows.
The Senate:
/. san Miguel-Jose G.. Rivera, r.
2. San Miguel and Mora Drme-
trio Quintana, T..
=. san Miguel and Guadalupe
Charles G. HedgecOck. T..
!. Rio Arirba Enrique Abeyta. r..
D. BcrnalillO, San Juan and San
doval--D. X. b. Sellers. d.
q. Rio Arrlba and SandOyal-A.
EChwald T..
l. Bcrnalillo-Rafael Garcia, d.
& ColfaX-O. l.. Phillips. r.
g. ColfaN and Union r. J.. Nit
TO. santa Fee. r.. Wright r.
II. Taos Malaquias Martinez. T..
-. Valencia Carlos Baca. +.
l3. Grant Hidalgo, Sierra. Luna
and Socorro-W. ID. Murphy. +.
ii. Socorro-John A. Mcdonald, +.
ID. Lincoln, Otero, SoCorro and
TOrranre-Frcd II. Ayers, T..
l6. DOna Ana. f. Reinburg. T..
H. McKinley-Sharpe Hanson. r..
rs. Lincoln and O'crO f. NJ.
Brickley. d.
i9. ChaVes-J. :. Lea, d.
20. Eddy and Lead. G. Granthan
I'd.
u DE Baca and Roosevelt Seth
A. Morrison, d.
% Quay-A. L. Zinn. d.
q. Curry. R. Hull, d.
2i Grant. W. Turner, d.
The House
1 Valencia Miguel Baca and Ga
briel Sandoval, +.
? SOCorrO-A. II. Carter and Jas.
Carmody, r..
3 Bernalillo-Sa Santos Garcia and
stephen ROehl and Demetrio
Sanchez, d.
I Santa Fer. l.. Baca and Mi
guel OtcrO, Jr. r.
. Rio Arriba -Gelestiano C.. Mae
Stas and Manuel A. TrujillO, T..
g San Miguel--FrancisCo Quinta-
ma, HilariO Montana and Jose
l.. RamircS, T..
Mora j. w. Beck, d. and l.. II.
Brock r.
s Colfax-G. II. Webster and F.
Vigil, T..
9 Taos. Urbano Orlega and p.
V. DieCkman. T..
i0 Sandoval-Elas Montoya. +.
II. Union Maiaquias Baca, +, and
Orren Beatty d.
- TOrarnCe-Frank Laws. T..
l3 Guadalupe - joaquin GallegoS,
lrl.
II Mckinley-p. y. Gricgo and \.
l.. OterO, T..
10 bona Ana-Iesus +. Nayarcs
and Charles C.. Lee, r.
iG Henry Lul2, T..
II Otcro-C. G.. Crenshaw, Il.
Is Ghayes +. l.. Lusk. Ed pur-
year and G. F.. Mcdonald, d.
10 Lea and Eddy-Allcn C. Heard
and f. &. Hartoll d.
20 DE Baca and iOosevelt-Coe
Howard. Il.
2l Luna. l.. Greenwood, d.
% Grant and Hidalgo-L. b. Rob-
inson and M. T. Hughes, =.
% Sierra. II. Winston. r.
- San Juan-James l.. Wade, r.
% Ouay-H. o. Norris and ID. f.
Bent. d.
% Curry-W. W. Nichols. d.
q Rio Arriba and Sandoval-Po-I
licarpio Arehuleta, r.
2S Guadalupe, Santa Fe and Tor
rance-A. II. Clancy r.
% Guadalupe and San Miguel
Bcnito ID. Sandoval. +.
30 Lincoln OlprO and SDrDrrO-C
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-12-11
LIE Way

smith is always putting up a
bluff of some kind, isn't hep" said
Brown.
Yes agreed Jones. IF he had
a pack Of cigaret papers and a sack
of tobacco he would brag about
owning some rolling stock. Gin
cinnati Enquirer
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-12-11
Ftsgt SALE

Burroughs Adding Machine al
most new. Cos! s275.00. Will sell
at a bargain. See Franc MangIm,
at Judge ToOmbs office. ad 30 At.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-12-11
SENATE Is r. TO Sd.
HOUSE 33 n. TO rs ID.

The next legislature will be COM
posed of 10 republicans i'm the Sen
ate to . democrats. ana the House
80 republicans to l6 democrats.
The personnel announced by Sec
retarN of state Manuel Martinez S
office. follows:
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-12-11

PAPER DEVOTED co1
The Washington times., 1920-02-09

door OF the picturesque stone church
and preceded them TO the altar. the
Rev. j. IL. Prescott read the bethrothal
service and the ceremony was per-
formed by DIR. Smith. The boy voices
sang "oh Perfect Love-" and Tor thf
recessional, "The Voice that Breatheo
Ger Eden"
The bridal gown was OF cloth OF
silver. severely simple and adorned
only with bands OF pearls. with
very long court train OF silver cioth.
Her veil OF Spanish lace was caught
In a cap effect with garlands OF
orange blossoms. Instead OF the con-
ventionsl bouquet. the, bride carried
an ivory-bound prayer book, win
shower OF lilies OF the valley ana
orange blossoms. Her ornament was
the bridegroom's gift, diamond
bracelet. She was given In marriage
by her brother, Il. l.. Ward Smith ana
her attendant was her sister, Mrs'
Baldridge, OF this city, wife OF Comdr.
III. A. Baldridge. as matron OF honor,
who wore a gown OF shaded violet
chiffon, a large violet straw hat,
trimmed with flowers OF yellow ana
palest lavender. She carried basket
hat overlooking with yellow daisies
and single violets. Mrs. Smith, the
brides mother, wore a gown or black
velvet and lace over white chiffon
and a tulle hat in orchid shades, MIS-.
Allgood, mother OF the bridegroom,
wore gray charmeuse embroldered
and hat OF gray satin and ostrich
Mr.. Allgood's best man was ernest
Pope. OF New York. and the ushers
ware Major William c. Rose, u. 3. A.
The Washington times., 1920-02-09

IT HE Secretary OF State and Mrs.
Lansing viii be the honor
guests at the dinner which
Henry White Is giving this evening.
Other dinners will be given tonight
by Mrs. Marshall Field, who Is enter
tanning a number OF young people IN
compliment TO Miss Nancy Lane, and
by Mrs. Henry f.. Dimock. whose
guests are asked 10 meet Helen Wal
cott. daughter OF the Secretary OF the
Smithsonian Institution. Miss Wal
colt has come on from New York to
stay with Mrs. DimOck.
Mrs. Mcmillan Gibson will be
hostess at a dinner tonight Mrs.
Louise Cromwell Brooks, who has r"-
Gently taken a house In Washington,
will be among the guests.
Mrs. T.. B. Moran Will be hostess at
a reception and tea dance this after
noon at Wardman Park Hotel In
compliment TO Senator and Mrs. Car
ter Glass. IL will be Mr.. Glass nrst
appearance I'm the role of Senator.
The reception will take place in
the ballroom, with the tea table at
The Washington times., 1920-02-09

OF Washington; Christopher Robert.
OF New York; Commander Baldridge.
u. 3. N. and brides younger brother.
Jewett Holt Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allsood have gone TO
Pinehurst, where they will remain for
several weeks before continuing their
trip farther South.
comdr. and Mrs. Edward Mccauley.
tr., entertained at dinner last night
Mrs. Charles BouEhton Wood will
be at home this afternoon. and will
have with her her guests. Mrs. Alfred
Hawes. Miss Meeker. OF New York.
and Mrs. Henry Russell Talbot. MS
George T.. Mclean. OF Connecticut
The Washington times., 1920-02-09

Mrs. Henry p. Fairbanks. and Mrs
William Edwin Hall will pour tea.
Dr. Emilio del Solar. secretary q
the Peruvian Embassy. who has hA
(continued on Page seyenteen-D
The Washington times., 1920-02-09

one end. Among those who will as
sist the hostess are her two dough
ters. Mrs. Malcolm Mcconihe and Mrs.
Horace Macfarland; Mrs. Hope, OF
Missouri Mrs. Clarence Ridley, Mrs.
Frank b. Freyer. Mrs. Joseph Hamp-
son, Mrs. Il. w. Cole, Mrs. Archibald
MeCrea, Nine. Claude Langlais ana
others.
Nine. Livius ID. TeiusRnu. wife OF
the military attache of the Rumanian
legation, will be at home tomorrow
afternoon after 4 o'clock at her resi-
denee. 1850 Q street. Ahe reception
will follow the decoration of Gen.
Peyton c. March. chief OF stan. u
s. A.. with the grand cross OF the
Order OF the Crown OF Rumania. ana
General March will be the guest or
honor. Nine. TeiusRnu will be as
sisted by her mother. Mrs. Samuel
Humphrey. OF Philadelphia. and Mrs
Walter Tuckerman and Miss Wells
will preside at the tea table.
Major Tenusanu will make the pre-.
sentation OF the order TO General
March in the name OF the King OF
Rumania and at the same time he
will confer the decoration OF com
mander OF the Order OF Rumania
upon Col. Constant Cordier. formerly
General March's liaison officer. The
ceremony will take place at $3.50
o'clock at 1850 Q street In the pres
once of Secretary OF War Baker. Mr..
Lahoyary, charge d'affaires of Ru-
mania: the military attaches OF the
allied nations now on duty in Wash
ington and ten American generals,
chiefs of divisions OF the War De-
partment.
Mrs. Eliphalet Frazer Andrews will
give a reading at the Club of Colonial
Danes this afternoon, the program
being made up OF excerpts from her
verses and other writings.
Mexican Envoy To Leave
The Mexican ambassador, Senior Bo-
nillas, will leave Washington on
Wednesday for Mexico, where he is
returning TO enter the campaign for
president of that country. Senior AL
fonso Siller, counselor OF the embassy,
win be charge d'anaires until the ar
rival of Senior Fernandez, who will be
his successor. Senior Siller will then
proceed to his new post OF duty as
Mexican minister to Peru.
Sonora Bonillas and her daughter,
Senorita Bonillas. have sailed for
Italy to visit Signor and Signora
Giuseppe Coppola in Milan. Signora
The Washington times., 1920-02-09

Mrs. Eliphalet Frazer Andrews will
give a reading at the Club of Colonial
Danes this afternoon, the program
being made up OF excerpts from her
verses and other writings.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
DIRT WINGS

Farm land values have started flying and in four prices of South practically doubled statement from the March, lands the value of $5S39; the month $6s3s; 1919 $71 and year building values all not being average Among that have high values lands Iowa with $29 Illinois with $70 California Indiana with $119 Washing Ohio Idaho with $1O5 Utah with $03 and Wisconsin, Irrigation has made high values sbe for dry lands in Arizona and other States
 Wheat the food product has greatly favored bray with the result that prosperity hit the rich of the enjoyed prosperous period All sudden advanced have appeared all from the farms of the country And change right before dirt takes wings prices go awaiting the Federal Board finds lists borrowers crowded numberless they want their securities than their lands sdered be worth and 1915.
 And will be all rght-pehaps, the kite string doesn't break. But should land values drop with the that they have the pessimiss would get all that they propheed
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
THE DECLINE OF THE REDS

That the country has been turning sharp without running into the ditch simply another proof that the American endangerng the highways marked by the mesones destruction production aton Half the world has been brought bankruptcy burdens have fallen the other half through living the American spirit and inclination play the fairly throw who stack umphed months country apprehension attempt to upset the Government while today the situation rey different The State Department Washington just public foreign Soviet Russi which outlined documents that being smugged this proving American Communists being urged seek their the throw of the American Federation Labor the and other fred" organizations r the revolution The created vulges nci the workers of their capitalists and to the from the Captasc through armed insurrecion
 When reads these Russians smoke such without burning wskersbu really their foreign plans" do great We do know though period United States when such schemes created ngton It is unfortunate survive.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
DISTRIBUTING THE FREIGHT CARS

One of the sitting and about which little heard the Car Service Commission of the Railroads. tss,l '>; 'I saF ,~a. This body works in close the mssion and its principal job that the freight properly distributed country public efficiently.
 The farmers little freight cars to garry them the market The if he can't bring materials things of everyday m The does realize tant and vaube thing freight something he wants simply because there freight
 The freight situation this year pretty because of conditions freight built to take the place of the to the requirements industry around and big this going
 In the meantime the railroads oper- aton stranng the utmost raise the hundreds millions Lars needed the building ought abed build 100000 right One hundred thousand $12000OOoO they will $3OOOOOO Unofficial made in Washington that the railroads really worth of and going new capital
 While the being of the equipment roads themselves must adopt possible
 nt of their n and that shippers loading and unloading and by loading nearly possible capacity
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
Something Missing

A city youngster was paying his first visit to his uncle's farm. Among the animals on the place was a rather small colt. AS the boy stood gazing at the little creature, his uncle said: "Well, what do you think of him, Johnny?"
 "Why-why, he's all right" said Johnny; "but where's his rockers ?"- Boston Transcript.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
A Rural HumOrist

"Does your new farm hand give sat isfaction?"
 "A certain amount of it," answered old MT. Cobbles.
 Flows that?"
 "Well, he's an amusin' cuss an tells a funny story about as we'll as any body I ever listened to, but I'm run ming a farm and not one of them lec- ture bureaus, so I guess I'll have to let him go."-Birmingham Age-Her- aid.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
Feminine Reasoning

"This gentleman is naturalist, you say?"
 "Yes, madam. His favorite animal is the hippspotamus." ',
 "How extraordinary! And he has such a pretty ife."-Birmingham Age-Herald.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
A Close Student

"You say he is a well-known anato- mist? ?"
 "Yes."
 "1s he regarded as an authority?"
 "I'll say so. He has a front row seat the first night of every vaude- vile performance. ."-Houston Chron- icle.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
Nav Knows a Few Things

Willi4-Paw, what is the difference between an engaged girl and a maj ried woman?
 Maw-A married woman personally attends to the work of putting on her rubbers, my son.
 Paw-Willie, you keep your mouth shut!-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
He Should Worry

Mrs. Flatte-"What was it I told you little while ago, John?"
 MT. Flatte-"I don't know, dear; wasn't listening"
 "Now isn't that provoking? And I just can't think what it was to repeat it!"-Yonkers Statesman.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
LAUGHS IN THE NEWS
UncOmfOrtably Warm

'It is said that paper can be used effectively in keeping person warm"
 That's true. I remember thirty day note of mine once kept me in sweat for a month. ."-Boston Trans cript.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
Advance

Tsn't Miss Priscilla Knowitall professor in that girls college any more?"
 "Oh, no; she's gone away up in the world since she was there. She's get ting a cooks .pay now."-Baltimore American.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
Her MOnicker

The Calleu-Are you known as Mrs. Freemeter, your husbands pen name?
 The Poets Wife-No, Pm known as Mrs. Smith; that's my washtub name. Houston Post.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
Horse Sense

Horse Sense "How did Blank lose the fingers of his right hand?"
 Put them in the horses mouth to see how many teeth he had" "And then what happened?" "The horse closed his mouth to see how many fingers Blank had."-Lon- don Tit-Bits.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
Laugh and Grow Poor

"Do you believe in the beneficial ef- fleets of laughter
 q certainly do. If I can get man laughing I can nearly always borrow $5 from ."-Boston Transcript.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
Question

''They say now that there must be a law passed for the arrest of parlor bolshevists."
 "Who's to do the arresting-the kitchen police ?""-Wichita Eagle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

ssea, man himself is thus enabled to
ACQUIRE reputation for courage with
out running into unnecessary danger.
u WAS. think. the wild anlma,
he restaricd because one OF thc Hri..i.
~, ~, PhEcrs lost his nerve after produc-
ton had been commenced,
IN ali such pictures un,ai,,nx con.
iiuerable risk u is usual TO Insure the
n I;H o' mo players In case they arc
completed
,,s Many vcli-known stage players. un-
,uSeo 70 the vigorous life Of the fllm,
Tvs .ound II necessary to employ an
.Sc udlcs Tor the moro strenuous
Wien Sir Herbert Tree appeared in
,MIinena version OF Macbeth" in
CaLliornla he WAS an elderly man quite
nn,.tteJ to cope with the producers
aeinnnds FOR Wild west horScmanship
IN inc realistic battle scenes.
Maobeth,s physical prowess WAS dem-
99nStrhtcu by z younger man. while Sir
il"r1ert supplied the emotional worI;
IN the studio scenes and close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
STARS shy AT FEATURE
STUNTS IN PH0T0PLAYs
Many Iligh-Priccd Actors Employ
tndcrstudicS for Dangerous
Fcnts In CimemaS.
Ivy rnivcrsal Service

LONDON. March .T.-Thc tragic
death Of poor littlc rolidor. the Italian
Mn comic" once popular in ,insland.
raises me question whether these SEN
sationnl kincma stunts should he pcr-
mit'rd. writes Il correspondent TO the
London Weekly Dispatch
poliior whom war service had pre-
vented from acting lately. WAS Killed
near Naples.
\ man with lioudini's iron nerve
AMI lightning. eye probably runs little
more danger IN ieapin" from airpiancS
and~rnonumcnts than does John Citizen
n ne nc, OF stepping off his home,
rhc. ,rouhIS i unat every stunt
artist is not lfoudini. Skill is even
more necessary than courage in taking
IN" RISKS which arc involved in the
"tirj,lcr."
III" boldest ii'm heroes have been
known /" WaNcr when called upon 10
perform feat Of exceptional dari,c
IN Sue'' cases the actual stunt is dele
gated 1" :. substitute.
These cAannions ghosts" arc usual
~ S'"or professional acrohats Who
change places with the principal when
The action IL too far fro mthc camera
OF their features To be identified Th.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
POLiCEWOMEN STARTS TOUR
TO WARN COUNTRY GIRLS
Female Sicuth Who Would Rntker
Finch CroOi> Than lint 10
Visit Provinces.
10. Universal Scrvlcc.l

CHICAGO. March 27.-Mrs Alice
Clement Eaubol the first policcw oman
In America. who has been II member
OF tho Chicago force for twelve wears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

these customs. when bound up with
superstitions and religious practices.
arc often hampcr;ns lno proven, prog
rcss. III tho main ;tcy are based ON
fundamental Justice and the rights OF
:hc individual, The family is the out
standing institution, and customs are
mas, generally enforced by the Gam
lily, and after the family by til" guild
In the family the father is The h,Au
drcn and grandchildren and attached
relations. Bu, il his wife survives
him. venerable wise old lady, si.
wiclds like undisputcd authority
Ia say. in this land wh,,r,,
III other relations woman counts Tor
so little.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Missionary Is "Stewing"
Over Tires, Not Fires
Imy uni>cr.at Scr,icc.l

CHICAGO, March 21.-Thc old
fashioned missionary who used to
hcinE boiled in the evenings soup
II fast vanishing. 'rbr modern mis-
stonBr! now breaches from the ton
neRu OF an automobile.
Professor Albion W. Small. OF the
University OF Chicago. in explaining
why the survey OF the Northern Hap
lists new world movement Include
AcNenty-hrc automobiles, said Imp
ttst ministers In Assam. BOruco. In
dia, Africa and other wfidx already
are equipped with .'deNil WAGONS
~ missionary with an automo-
bilc. he snfd. "can do three times
M much work as one without
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
PREPAREDNESS NOW
TO WITHSTAND TICKLE SPRING
SHOULD BE THE WATCHWORD
Revaze Your Blood Put Your System in Condition for
the Changeable DAYS

III sandh eaIthyso
Ell Know
OF mino
bass
Paw-Paw sin 80 'eS
n
tha no Get a
to
ouwil
will
fonr probably tn
20. " N - '' ''""'
ole dEstriLu,o
80 - -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
FOE OF
SKIN DISORDERS
HEALS RAPIDLY

IL You suffer with any cruptiouui
without tying rosianr.
Let your own skin toll YOU how
cHiciert II ir. what splendid help u
can render you IN driving away Vim.
nies. healing Eczema. d!sposing of
itashcs. soothing and al!aying Inii.r!!.
lnaton TIC test is 10 apply nos!an.
10 q small affected Surfac. ut nigh,
and in the morning look 80 see In.
Iuppl!"s II soothing Comforting IN
huence 10 here abundant. in con
centrated form
sold everywhere. For free s,rn',
write % Emergency Laboratories .4a
"cFt }.th St. New York City.
?o5R'l Soap. neditaiGd Win pos
IAN IAN. TiEttcns, beauties complex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

started out recently on u tour OF the
United states to give advice 20 country,
Strls TO stay homo with their mothers.
M going to try 10 help the girls
IN Srnai towns and the country said
Mrs. faubel before she left. 'rhcy
are tho ones that como to the big cities
and get into trouble. I've worked with
them and for them for twelve years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

where they come from ana see IL
cant help them before they yet START.
Mrs. Faubel said she Will speak
mostly in churches.
iiunt inE down crooks always came
matur'p TO me-. said thc>,vctcrun unS,
nccwoman. Honest. I'd rather pinen-.
4 crook than eat. It's the best zane
in the world" 91'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Director. of Women. ncla,ion..

e. casseriy OF an ImN has 5ssn
appointed by Secretary Baker as Ji
rector o. women's relations Tor tho
army. she Will havc general super
VISION over many hostess houses aud
VIII seek TO promote corporation be-
wecn the :rmy and the women Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
BoIshc,i.ts I'm Ns,r,,

LONDON. March 21.-The Boishcvist :
Lave occupied Mailiop. a town in the
Territory OF kuban. Ciscaucasia, ac-
cordins TO wireless announcement
sent out by the Russian Soviet gov
from Moscow TO-DAY
Evening star., 1920-11-27

UNITED STATES MARSHALS SALE.
BY virtue OF thirteen writs OF hert facias
issued cut Of TIE clerks afice Of the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia and to me
directed. will sell at public sale fo- cash. In
front Of the courthouse door. at y street.
Washington. y. G.. at TEN-TH1RTY O'CLOCK
AN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER FIF.
TENTH, 1920, all the right. title. claim and
interest Of John ]. 0tNeil in and TO the follow
Ing described real estate. 90 wit: Lot 81. In
block In Clark and Hurst's subdivision Of
haven as per plat recorded in County Book
8. page 1c4. Of the records OF the surveyors
ONCE OF the District CT Columbia; also lot num-
bered lfty-fve t55t in William H. West and
John T. Vests subdivision in square numbered
120a. per plat recorded in the oface Of the
A. Il. H., at folio 2d3; also part OF lot num-
hered thirty (3o) In said square numbered
12U5: beginning for the xame a. n point In
the east line of 34tll street, distant 1G6 feet
north from the north line Of NJ street. and
running thence north 2h feet: thence east 30
hence sonfh with said east line 21x feet:
thence vest 20 feet to the beginning. said part
II loi telng subject TO nse ~ an alley forever
.ngether with the improvements. rights. priv
!leges and appurtenances TO the same be.
longing or In any wise apperfsining. seized
frndsnt. JoIih J."O'Neil. III and to sid real
estate and sold to satisfy Judgments in favor
of the Tinted States. as per criminal dockets
Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of Co
lumbla, in criminal eases numbered 34164,
431s7. 34375. 3t42s. 344sS. 3448e 34529 34535,
s4ass, 1851. S47lT and 1865.
MAURICE sPIAAIN.
nols II. .de411,14 Auctioneers.:'