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Evening star., 1921-08-18
TH0s. J. OWEN son, AUCTIONEERs.

TWo-sToRY BRICK DWELLING. so.
ssaz GEORGIA c.,y AYE En- wv; or BEING gnrIs THE
AVENUE AND cR!TTENDEN STREETS
NV. CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS
AND BATH. BUILr-IN GARAGE.
recorded. in Eber No. a412. folio 2ls ct SEQ.
Of the land records Of the District OF Colum:
bia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees tee VIII sell At
FRIDAY. THE TWENTY DAY OF
AUGUST, AID. 1921. AT HAIF-PAaT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
clumbia, and desisnatsd as and being lot mum
bered twenty.six t?s). in Myron y: Parker:
trnstee, and Isaac H. Bryant's subdivision Of
Addition ADD tx ' to the % City Of was wsshnston, : as per
plat recorded In the Office Of the surveyor for
the District Of Columbia, in block Sc, at page
a. Said block being now also knowA for
Terms Of sale: Subject to q nrst trust Of
$4,000. All purchase money above said first
ss s paS ms IN Of :.e
recording revenue stamps, ETC.. at cost Of pnr-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from date Of sale. otherwise
property ut the risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser after Eve days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper published in
"-' i HARRY B. PITTS.
REGINALD RUTHERFORD.
aul7-dAdsexSu Trustees.
ADAM A. wH6CHLER. AUOT1ONEER.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
By . virtue q q AZ order OF The Police Court Of
Of August: 1921. in the case Of the United
States Of Amsrica vs. George Sachs, defendant,
Il: y. :: q 4 Rs:% Rse + a.: sta
e. tf'5s!sSss's s%sEA SSK SSSs S%:;ssInt.sa 2
rolst Sedan Automobile, factory No. 24676.
@ .ss ss 81. 10 E. .SD S "a
MAURICE spIA1N. Q. 8. Marshal.
THE AMERICAN RAILWAY ExPREss COM
p.ny viii ,s,I sI, At PuRLic AUCTION. %
matter, which have been on hand ninety days
Or longer. Sale to be held st ., Washingson. g
ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AUCTiONEER.
PlY sT0RASg AND 0THER CHARGES.
sssssa Se s 1MpHTk " TEk
O'CLOCK An. We will sell. BY public auc-
ton, q We,ehlsr's'' ego Pennsyivsnia ave: ave:
seven.passenser touring car. formerly the
properly Of Geofge J. Rsssler. deceased, and
nsily. pr. William 9. Wsshburn and George
s,shs s.ss'si e. sss s..,. = sos
DUPONT GARAGE. INC.
eopyRyx I. xuNTER. Attorney.
eu1os19s76 Southern building.
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AUCTION SALES


AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW.
ADAM I. wEsCHLER. XU0TT0NEEK.
Receivers' Sale Of the Entire
Stock Of High-grade Cigar.
and Tobacco, Handsome Ma
hogany Fixtures, Valuable
Onyx Soda Fountain, Etc.
Contained in Store No. 1912
G Street Northwest.
ny virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Cour,
cause es,' No. sssai the under'isned receivers will
BY Public Auction
WITHIN THE ABOVE PREMISES
Friday, August 19, 1921
Commsncing 1880 AM.
. large stock Of imported and domestic cigars,
tobacco. cigarettes and pipes. cigar and cig..
rs,,s h0iasrs and cases pipe fountain
hosany fixtures. counters and cases; practical.
y new 2t-sirap Onyx soda fountain. with hand
e.:h eoss
The ahov: viii ars. ). offsssd % a. s: an entirety
b. tmnedistely sold in detail.
w. WlNSdlP WHEATLEY, Trustee,
49,, ,s,, 2; EMERSON. jS; T.a:tss:' '',.
THos J. OWEN 4 son, AGcTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURB.
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC RIVER.
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust recorded
IN Libsr No. go: folio lss. ct SO; Of s ths
At the request Of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will ssl, at public
auction. In front Of the premises, on FRIDAY.
THE NINETEENTH DAY or AUGUST. A. d.
1921. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following
s.e,9 81 'Sea ans i i'm the
and designated as and being lot 2 in block 8
In Edward r.. Cottrell and Jacob 2. Clark.
trustees, subdivision of lot 3 and part OF
lot 3 in Whitshaven. for the Palisades Of the
plat r.cordsd in County Book I. page os. Of the
records Of the Office Of the surveyor Of the
Dissict Of Columbia. Now known for tax
alton purposes as lot 2 In square 1891.
Terms of sale: One-thrd Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in two
years. with interest at 9 per censum per an
mum. payable semi-annually. from day Of sale.
secured by deed Of trust upon the property
sold. or all cash, At the option Of the pur.
chaser. A deposit Of $500 will be required at
time Of sale: All conveyaneing: recording.
Terms Of sale to be complied with within 30
days from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser. after
hve days advertising of such resale in some
newspaper published in Warrington, d. G.
". SPENCER ARMSTRONG.
dads, s,exSu Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.

AUCTION SALES -. AUCTION SALES
FUTURE Days
1G. -; ;iis CG.SLOAN & CO., Inc, Aucts.
L us 18th Street
Velour Living Room Suite Mahogany Fur
niture, Persian Rugs, Complete Dining Room
Suite Mirrors, Mahogany and Brass Twin Beds,
Reed Chairs and Rockers Chase Lounges Complete Bedroom
Suites Brass Androns Schoolroom Chairs and Desks Bent
wood Chairs Egyptian Style Library Table with Chairs Match
China Glassware Books, Enamel Beds, Mattresses etc.
At Public Auction
AT SLOAN'S GALLERIES
us 18th Street
Saturday. August 20, 1921
At A, NJ and M.
Automobiles,
TERMS CASH
au1S2t C. G. SLOAN & CO., INC, AUCTS.
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STEAMSHIPS.
CODtfD0eA.

To Bermuda, Great Laksa.
IVfuISeS H.iifa1. ST; !shns. 81. Law,
renee and the Baguenay. Send
for booklet. DELTA TOURS. 500 Bond bldg.
Phone Main 1872.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
ANOTHER
New 1921-Piedmoni
5-Passenger Car
By Public Auction
At Weschler's
920 Pa. Ave. NV.
Saturday
II o'clock noon

Il CLOCK NOOil
Iycoming Motor, and other standard part,
throughout. 32x3i. Tires. fully equipped
Only used for test and demonstration.
.nr1S 10
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Connecticut Ave. Way.

Connecticut Ave. Way.
Just q few blocks this side Of the circle. on
one Of the very best streets in Chevy Chase;
This house Of ten wonderful rooms. two tiled
baths sleeping breakfast and sun n pSrshss; hes
on a lot 3Oxl4O feet, is but few doors west
Of Connecticut ave. 1t is a remarkable home
and the price of $4,000 is far below the
actual value Of this property.
Semi-Suburban.
Delightful bungalow Of five rooms, bath,
sleeping porch hot-water heat, electricity, on
lot 9Oxl25. 81 900 cash and small payments
monthly. Price, $500. We have another
nesr it, too. Let US show both OF these ex-
eellsnt homes.
Northwest Section.
Fine six room and bath brick home; hot
water heat. Practically new, and yon only
need $50 cash and less than $50 per month
TO buy this home. But do not delay: We eau
not hold il at the price Of $6,6o
"Why not own your home or
! JAMES M. CAR
1,,, Neu, Work Ave NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
IRVING ST. NV.

IRVING ST. NV.
This ia a very attractive two-famiiy apart.
ment, containing six-roon and bath anu
one 5-room and bath apartment. They contain
hotwater heat. double back porches Long psSs
It rsn he bought on very easy terms,
BROOKLAND-NACANI.
This six room and bath modern. sem'.dc
fached home is one Of the best buys In .nis
section today II contains assr heater.
stationary tubs: front and rear porehes; 'front.'
aide aud back yards. Easy terms.
. Price Only $6.95o.
SOUTHEAST-VACANT.
This home is worthy Of your consideration; tion; !;
1t contains six large rooms and bath; front ron
yard and back yard to alley. In excellent con,
sssoashout. Sn % Very easy terms.
Price Only $500.
7. DALLAS GRADY,
aoc Maryland Bldg.
Commodious Corner Building.
Embassy Building,
Boarding School,
Family Hotel or
Institutional or Church
Home or Club.
The building is entirely detached and con, on
tains a floor area of approximately loHO
sonare feet, afYording space on first floor fos
.4Iar1e reception hall. drawing room. library
and dining room in addition to large assembly
room with high dome ceiling. There are abon,
IN bedrooms and baths. The construction ana
finish are notably superior in every detail. as
former owner spared no expense In building.
We are informed that the actual cost OF the
building alone was around S12O.OO. The lot
fronts 175 feet one street and l5O on the
other. with an area Of "a. 800 square feet. Worth
on today's market 81: so per foot
Possession may be had October !.
PRICE, $S5. 600.
croRGD Y. WORTHINGTON & SON,
ri hldV
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STONE & FAIRFAX, REALTORS.


Price, 81, 500 PETwORTH. - An attractive
home having ) rooms and reception hall
on LIST hoor; 4 bedrooms tiled bath and
) sleeping porch on 2nd floor; hotwater
heat and electric lights; house 20 feet
wide. This is 4 cheap price for this
home and it will be sold quickly.
Price. s10. 10.5O0-COI.UMBIA HEIGHTs.-Excep-
tionally well located corner home; six
bright rooms and tiled bath: strictly up
to date; brick garage. cars; fine lawn.
shrubbery. etc. A home that will appeal
to you. See it today.
Price. "a, ,950-NEAR sth AND NORTH CARO-
LIMA AVE. S.E.-Substantially built
dwelling; Z rooms and bath: very con-
venientiy located. ONLY $500 CASH AS
FIRST PAYMENT.
Price, S12. 50O-CHEVY CHASE.-An attractive
detached home of the bungalow type. 1t
contains rooms and baths has electric
lights and hot-water heat; lot 72x125.
Occupied by owner. who will give imme-
diate possession.
Evening star., 1921-08-18

ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AuCTIoNEER.
Household Furniture, Player and
Upright Pianos, Victrola,
Carpets, Etc.
By Public Auction,
at Weschlers,
920 Pa. Ave. NV,
Saturday,
Commencing $3.50 Am.
Nah. Autonelle Player-Piano, Nah. mprisht
Machines. Jacobean Dining Room Suite. Dress
springs, Mattresses. Living Room Suites. Floor
Lamp, Nah. Single Desk, Nah. Sec Book
cases. Old Nah. Marble-top Table; Hall Rack.
for hall. Bullets. Extension Tables. China
met, etc. Also lot Hotel Carpets and Rugs
At IL O'Clock Noon.
New 1921 Piedmont Touring,
Chevrolet Sedan (by Order
u. S. Marshal) Liberty, Max
well, Chevrolet, Studebaker
: and Other Touring Cars;
Buick, Saxon and Paige Road
sters; Milburn Electric Coupe,
Auburn Coupe; High Grade
Cord and Fabric Tires, Etc.
ADAM A wEscHLER. Auctioneer.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
COntfnued
FOR sALE-H0UsEs
CmnffmuAA.

N. L. SANSBURY COMPANY, INC.
1418 Eye Street NV Phones Main 59o345
AND PARE
heate foos; h In
closed House 8
weather trppe and has
rWocrsN'
HONE
CIRCLE An unusany
an1
house,
well rstk Kept sna contains many other at
is In
M
N L. SANSBURY COMPANY, INC.
ESTATE"
141S Eve Street NV Phones Main 59o34-5
Evening star., 1921-08-18

Chevy Chase-SIo,oOO.
Here is a pretty 7-rnom and 2-bath
brick house. with finished room in attic;
electric light, vapor heat; metal weather.
stripping. Attractive terms. This house
is located in 4 good section west Of Conn.
ave.
Warder St.-$7Z5o.
This is a nee six-room and bath
tapestry brick dwelling. with hot-wa ter
heat, electric lights, with front porcl,
screened and glassedin upper rear porch.
1t will be sold very quickly at this
figure.
Mt. Pleasant St.-S9,25o.
Eight rooms and bath, on good lot to
alley; hot-water heat. electric light and
other features.
Ontario Rd. Mr.. Euclid-$S, $50.
Six rooms and bath. furnace. electric
lights; modern and In good condition.
It offers good opportunity at this
figure.
Let this great real estate {
selling your property or in findi
A better service
e. ALLAN E. WAL
Main 426.
Evening star., 1921-08-18

Phone Nam 2332. I342 New York Ave. N. W
HERE ARE SOME OFFERINGS THAT WILL PROVE
INTERESTING TO HOME BUYERS.
PRICED RIGHT-LOCATED RIGHT-THEY ARE
WORTHY OF YOUR ATTENTION.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
Main 6888.

SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th St NV. Main 234s.
COTTAGE CITY MD.-$47so
houss and andS 4 ~ ~ ~
10th ST. HEIGHTS CLEVELAND PARK.
$780, $175oo.
pse s % s ss f % ns s .. @ and e s
s,, roo PETWORTH
A comparison prices Price in this. section - $o,25o
ANACOSTIA. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. :
$1,000 $Iqzso
o lest
hdn;a
wallis
Immediate
CLARENDON, VA.-$6,5oos8
bunsso fireplace
SHANNON & LUCHS, s.Z
Virginia Office; - Clarendon ago.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
SILVER SPRING.

SILVER SPRING.
LOT 1O0x20O-MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
A very attractive suburban home. that can
he bought at the right price. Located In one
Of the best sections of this desirable subrub.
within walking distance Of the one-car- -fare
yone. modern seyen-rOom home; in good condi-
fion. situated on very attractive grounds. with
an abundance of shade and large variety of
All kinds of fruit and flowers: lot 1s 1Oox2uO
terms can be made very attractive: small
cash payment down and monthly payments,
with no trusts to be renewed; immediate pos
session.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G..
Main 432 Evenings. Nortn SD.
Evening star., 1921-08-18
JAMES NJ. CARTER & CO., INC.

PetWorth Location.
Without question. we offer the most rea-
sonably priced home In this home owning Sec
tion, and 1t will pay you to let US show the
fine six-room and bath brick listed with US
today for sale Mt $3.50. House % feet on
lot i4O feet deep to paved alley. Hot-water
heat. electricity, reception hall. really
complete house in every way.
Downtown Proposition.
For sale or exchange for a smaller home.
A large 10-room. 2-bath house. in close walk
ing distance to downtown district. Hot-water
heat, electricity. Half block to Conn. ave.
Plenty room for garage.
Business Opportunity.
One seldom offered. Large building. con
tanning store, cellar. rear room. two apart
ments Of six rooms and bath each; hot-water
heat. electricity. a grocery business OF twenty
years. standing, doing now over $75. 900 yearly
Sale includes building. stock. fixtures, auto
good will
business? 1t pays in the end"
TER & CO., INC.
Main 657-65S.
Evening star., 1921-08-18

Price. SO. -BLlOOMINGDALE.-A colonial
porch home ha !ing six rooms and bath
excellent heating plant: hardwood trim
good condition: YER, reasonable terms.
Price, s.. e.O0O-TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT
Nicely situated In the best section Of
Columbia Heights; there sre i've rooms
and bath on 1st floor: six rooms and bath
on 2nd floor; separate entrances and
separate heating plants. First noor now
rented; owner will give immediate pos-
session on End floor. Garage.
Price, xl2 5OO-14th st. HEIGHTS.-An excep,
tional home In an excellent location The
LIST floor has Q large reception hall. par
Ior. dining room and kitchen. There are
four bedrooms. bath and large sleeping
porch on 2nd heor. Has electric lights
and hot-water heat: parquet floors and
hardwood trim. Garage. 9 cars.
Price, $7.O00-ON MARYLAND AVE. Ne
Wsll-built and attractive homo on this
prominent avenue. House over 20 feet
wide and In splendid condition. Eight
rooms and bath. Possession will be given.
FAIRFAX,
Evening star., 1921-08-18

New House-14th St.-$I6,ooo
Beautiful hollow-tile and slate roof
house with concrete porches. 1t has q
rooms. including bedrooms; .leepinl
porch. lavatory. pantry. hardwood floors
hotwater heat, electric lights. tnstsn
taneous heater; garage for cars; loi
4,x120. Here 10 a house that will NEE,
your every test
18th St. Mr.. Allison-$I3,5oo.
Eight rooms and hath. hot-water heat
and electric lights. Modern In every way
and in good condition. Awnings and
screens included. Attractive terms.
2oth St.-Price, $4,000.
This house in the smart Conn. ave
section near the bridge: has rooms,
baths. reception hall; first floor sun par
lor; built-in sleeping porch: built.ir
third -noor roof garden: hardwood floor.
and modern In every detail. 1t 10
Moses-built brick house that 10 oferet
at a pre-war figure.
rganization serve you, either in
g the property you want to buy
lat costs no more.
KER & CO., INC.
Qy, yp<t, c. NNHy
Evening star., 1921-08-18

For sale-In Mt. Pleasant. A most attrac-
tive S-room residence and bult-in garage. One
Of the finest locations in Washington. High
sand beautiful outlook. This property IL located
1T 1925 AfEonne terrace.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-17
AT THE
|THEAT ERS

TNHE oRPHEUM box office will be
opened Thursday morning at 8
o'clock. Seats for the opening week
starting Sunday, August 81, will be on
sale and the books will be open for sea =
son reservations. This season Blossom
Seeey calls her medium of expression
| Miss Syncopation." In this Miss Seeley
will constitute the stellar feature of a
bill especially calculated to open the sea
With Miss Seeley is Benne Fields. the
favorite delineator of coon songs. Sam
Miller and Harry Stover compose the
rest of the quartst which Miss Seeley
heads in the presentation OF the novel
skt, miss Syncopation.' Miss Seeley
has some new songs of pronounced pop
ularity. Two specially featured acts will
be on the bill. One of these will be Billy
Arlington. assisted by Eleanor Arlington
c. I. Taylor and E. Y. Hennessey, In the
laughable sketch. Mistakes viii Hap
pen. The other will he Joe Browning.
Herman and Briscoe. who are appearing
at the Empress for the last times today.
are cutting a wide swath in the field OF
public, favoritism with, their clever COM
edy act which they call Their First Re-
hearsal." They are a well-matched pair
of funsters whose nLrth- provoking pro-
pensities have ample opportunities Tor
garnering laughs in their offering. They
render several songs along comedy lines
which are most laugh compelling. In the
act offered by the Kerville family they
introduce varied program OF juggling,
using skates, bicycles and billiard balls
and cues and perform all their stunts IN
p highl" artistic and Sensatlon p man
ner The trick billiard ball work Is q
prominent feature of the act .,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-17
Michigan Citizens Rolled
Bv Proposed Tax Boost

Lansing, Mich, Aug. 16.-Repre-
sentatives of more than half the coun-
ties in the state appeared before the
state board of equalization today to
protest against the increase of more
than $1,000, 100000 over the valuation
of state property in 1919. proposed
by the state tax committee. 1ndica-
tions were the hearings would last at
least through tomorrow.
Albert Peterman, representing
Houghton county, told the commits
sion that his county has been in a
state of financial and industrial de-
preston for two years.
He also asked the board to consid-
er the fact that corporation property
amounts to IS per cent of the coun-
trv's valuation and those corporations
will pay approximately 80 per cent
more this year because of the new
corporation tax law.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-17
.Japs' Evacuation
OF Siberia Starts
May Settle Question Before
Disarmament Con.
ference.

Toxic, Aug. l6.-The disposition
of the Japanese government to
settle the question of the evacuation
of Siberia before the opening of the
Far Eastern conference at Wash
ington, gave a special interest to the
mission of Hajime Matsushi, of the
foreign office, who recently went to
Vladivostok to negotiate with the
government at Chita.
In an interview Ell route Mr..
Matsushi was quoted as saying:
"The recent decision to dispatch
the Eighth division to Siberia does
not mean that our policy regarding
evacuation has been altered, as it IS
the custom to replace old troops
when their time has expired. The
evacuation is now being commenced
and all troops will be withdrawn"
The Asahi considers the essential
points of the negotiations as:
First, prohibition against promul-
eating bolshevism in Japan and its
territories.
Second, the creation of Vladivos-
tok as an open commercial port.
Third, establishment of the open
door in Siberia. -,
Fourth, the recognition OF
Japan's already acquired rights and
the indemnifcation of the losses
suffered by Japanese.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-17
South Side BreUities

One hundred traffic ordinance violators
were released Tuesday by Judge Wap-
pich
Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Wardian, 25o6 4
street, are rejoicing over the arrival OF
a bouncing baby boy.
Jack Murphy, 1907 A street. who oopo,
crates a shining parlor was fined sou
Tuesday for running disorderly house.
Albert Henkel. 22Os L street, was re-
leased in police court Tuesday on the
charge of abusing his wife. The wife
failed to appear.
William J. Barnes. Sarpy county, was
arrested at Twenty fourth and M streets
Tuesday on the request of Sherltf start
zer of Sarpy county.
Thomas Okonaza, rooming at 2410 N
street, reported to police Tuesday that
SIS had been taken from beneath his
pillow Monday night.
Thomas Sedlacek, living in Sarpy coun-
day when arraigned in police court on
the charge of abusing his wife
Salvatore Bonafedi. 1914 South Sixth
street. was fined $50 in police court Iues-
day for illegal possession of liquor. Of
ficers raided his home Saturday and de-
stroyed several barrels Of mash.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Simmonds. 6629
South Twenty-third street. celebrated
their twenty eighth wedding anniversary
sunday evening. The affair was attended
by their seven cnllnreh, TWO sols-ih- Ia W.
four grandchildren and friends.
George Karas. 540s South Thirty-third
street, was fined in police court for dis
turbing the peace. Karas declares a
woman attempted to snatch his pocket
book at Thrty-third and l streets Mon
day night and that he had an argument
with her.
We wish to express our sincere thanks
to our many friends, neighbors and rela.
tives, especially the A. O. H., No. j. Boy
Scouts No. 19, telephone girls and armour
e. "a for the beautiful floral offerings
and sympathy shown us at our bereav,
ment. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Starr ana
Family.
Buy coal-buy it now-but it from south
coal good weight, prompt and courteous
treatment Try US for Scranton hard
coal and all kinds of soft coal. Phone
Market 0033, or Market O076 south
Omaha Ice company, 23l6 M street.
advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-17
Real Estate Transfers
Omaha Bridge and Terminal Rail-

Omaha Bridge and Terminal Rail-
way Co to j. J.. Baker, Capitol
Ave. Sc IT. W. Of 1lth st. g. S..
vogel investment Co. to Social Set
tlement association S. e. cor. 3lst
and Q sts.. 50x135. .....,..:. o'V
Lucille M. Scott and husband TO
Oscar A., Scott. Mary St. IA H. n
e. Of 2sth ave-. n. s., 44xl2G. -, =, "V
Jesse l.. Schroeder to Charles H.
Haarmann. Grand ave. 121 IT. >
e. of 27th St. n. s.. l2lX224 ...,'
nellie Bennett to Dagmar j. preser'
29th st, goo 1T. s. Of HICKORY 81" :
e. s., 50x15o. ....r;..;; =, ;,,ori,
Frank L. Hayes to - EarI e. Of 18TH isth
Samuel f. Hussey and wife to
Harley a. Cation 3. e. cor. ron
tenelle blvd. and Spencer ST. 9
Temple fSnie' McFayden to Alice Marie
hendricks, 4sth St, 100 IT. $. OF
Miami ST., W. s.. 40x106. .......... 81
James NJ. Galbreath. Ext. TO Mary
]. Furrey ct al. n: e. cor, 2sth
Edward w. Gaughan ct al TO Peter
]. Gaughen, Q St, 1875 II. W. OF
2sd St, s. s., 25x5o. Id
Margaret E. Gaughan, Gdn.. TO
Peter ]. Gaughan, Q st, l25 IT.
w. of Esd st, s. g, 24N5O und'
G-lG
Matyas Bognice and wife TO Nasa
Berisaljcvich. SGD st. a IT. n.
of w. St. W. s., 44xl25. ......... LIS
The First Swedish Baptist church
to John ]. uhl, Soth St, 100 IT.
II. of Webster St, e, $, 50xiOO.' ~
Fred Armbrust and wife to Thomas
Rod ct al. 10th st, 1885 IT. g.
OF Boyd St, W. =, 50xlS2. ...:,.. 10
Leslie j. Campbell to Beverly Hills
Co. Harney st, 2l0 IT. W. OF asd
ST., $. s., 60xl2S& &......,.',....' o.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-17
South Side
Woman Comes
From Alaska To
Claim Estate
Widows Right Contested by
Mother of Dead Man on
Ground That Marriage
Was Not Valid.
Copyrght 1921. International New Service

Mrs. Grant C. Caughey and two
children of Cordova, Alaska, have ar
rived in Omaha to claim an $4,000
estat left by Grant Caughey, former
South Side resident, who died in
Cordova in May, 1920.
Caughey's mother, Mrs. Jessie NJ.
Mccormick, is contesting the wild
ow's claim on the ground that
Caughey was married too soon after
the divorce of his wife's first hus-
band.
Caughey went to Alaska in 1912
and settled at Cordova. There he
met Mrs. Auralee Pritchard, whose
husband had abandoned her and two
children. They were married after
Mrs. Pritchard had been divorced,
in March, 1920. Caughey died in
Nav, 1920.