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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
ARTELLS DICKSON
SENDS RECORD OF
SONG TO FRIENDS

Friends Of Artells Dickson. the we'll
known young baritone who captyated
Ardmore's musical heart during his
stay here last summer. have received
phonograph records Of one OF his
favorite songs. "Mah Linda Lou as
Christmas gifts.
The reproduction Of Mr. Dickson's
voice is excellent and there is very
little doubt that there win be a Great
demand for his records.
Mr.. Dickson in addition to his stud.
les at Columbia University sings in
the Central Presbyterian church. one
Of New York City's largest churches.
as u member of the second quartette,
The first quartette comprises singers
Of the Metropolitan Opera company.
The young baritone substitutes for
Andrea Sarto the famous singer, dur.
ing the latter's absences.
1t is quite likely that Mr.. Dickson
will be in Ardmore during the early
spring. lie is 10 appear i'm concert at
Tulsa in March. He is SPENDING the
Christmas with friends in Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. Dickson's parents reside in Ard
more and it was during his visit here
last summer that Ardmore became ac-
quainted with the young singer who
is undeniably destined to attain fame.
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man whose Identity he was unable ts
ascertain.
In another statement after he had
been placed in jail, Hodge said, jeff
Smith told him that the two cars,
after the shooting, returned to the field
and that he was put in another auto
mobile and taken to Healdton. The
other wounded man, he said, was left
in the car in which they returned from
Wilson together.
While at the pasture. Smith war
quoted as saying. he saw pillows which
he thought contained feathers and
heard several men mention tar. but
no one said what they intended to dc
with Carroll. This occurred before he
was taken to Wilson, and prior to that
time, Hodge said, Smith told him he
had been used as a picket 10 prevent
any unauthorized persons from com
ing to the field A flash OF automo.
bile headlights was to have been the
signal of admission. it was said.
Lawyers Start Wrangle
tilt between Attorney General
Freezing and Defense Attorney II. II.
Brown when the attorney general OF.
fered Gillams written statement as
evidence. After various objections on
grounds that Gillian was not on trial
and that his statement could not be
used against the defendants unless j.
was proven they were all members OF
a conspiracy, Mr.. Brown hotly said
that your action gives your words
lie," in answer to the attorneygener
ais argument in favor of introducing
the statement 1t was finally admit
ted
Attorney General Freezing then reaG
the statement, which said that the oh
ject OF the raid was to "get Carroll foi
alleged wet ear deals and whiskey run.
ming"
Nine witnesses had been examined
when court adjourned for lunch.
John Smith is Released
During the testimony Of Mr.. Hodge.
| Attorney General Freezing ordered the
release Of John Smith one of the de
PENDANTS on grounds that there was
nothing to show his participation il
the alleged raid. This was granted
and the man returned to his home in
| Healdton just after the noon hour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
Auto Dealer Is
The First Witness;
Klan Is Mentioned
tCon.lnued fr.m Paee ono

tCOn.lHueu Il-ln 1dGt Oltj
got his automobile and took Smith to
the hospital, he testified. He did not
get to the scene of the shooting, he
said
Smith died soon afterward and was
unable. according to testimony, to tell
who had shot him.
Continuing Hall testified that before
the shooting, he saw g. q. Whltchurch,
of Ardmore, one of the defendants,
on the street in Wilson with another
man, ana that he spoke 10 him but
Whitchurch turned away and would
not acknowledge his greeting. He had
know him for about five years, he said.
Insurance Man Testifies
Charles Jones, an insurance man Of
Wilson, testified that he saw Tom
Halle, Of Ardmore. another defendant.
and DR.. T.. G. Harlow and j. A. Gil
liam, both of Ardmore and charged
with murder in the case. but not on
trial at this time on the street In
Wilson between 9 and 10 o'clock that
night and that he spoke TO Harlow
asking him what he was doing there
Harlow replied, he said, that he was
on his way TO Ardmore after visiting
the Robertson field in the oil country.
HealdtOn Doctor Follows
Doctor e. K. Barker, of Healdton
was the next on the stand and testi
fled that he was asked to go to tbs
home of Jeff Smith, one of the mer
wounded in the attack on Carroll, by
the Reverend Leon julius, Baptist min
lister of Healdton. He found Smith
who is a brother Of John Smith, tbs
dead man. with a bullet wound in hi.
right leg and found .3s caliber bulle
in his clothing. Smith refused to dis
cuss the matter of his wound, the doc
tor said, and Reverend julius eau
toned him (the doctor TO say nothins
Of the affair
Hodge Gives Testimony
Assistant County Attorney Hodg'
| followed the doctor on the stand, ant
testified that j. II. Pitts, one of tn,
defendants, had made a verbal state
! ment 10 him Wednesday, the day o
his arrest. in which he substantiatet
in effect the written statement Of Gil
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS WILL
BE SANTA CLAUS 4 TWII.S0S

WILSON, Okla, Dec 23.-S. o.
Youngblood, chairman of The Knights
of Pythias Benevolent committee,
states that practically the entire city
has been canvassed and u large num-
Der Of families in destitute circum-
stances have been found. TO these
families the local X. of =. viii play
Santa Claus Christmas eve and more
than one hundred baskets filled with
food viii be distributed.
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liam, which implicated Pitts as the
driver of one % the automobiles, in
which Gillian rode TO the field near
Wilson where the alleged raiders gath
cred.
liits said, Hodge I stified that Gil
liam. Dan Ridpath. Ray Beede, both
defendants in the present trial, and
Sims rode with him TO Wilson. where
he went to make some collections, and
from Wilson, TO the field.
Sims and Beede Left Car
Sims and Beede left his car, Hodge
quoted Pitts as saying, and he saw
them no more that night. He and the
men who remained in the pasture later
received the report that some one had
been shot and killed and that Sims was
returning to Ardmore with some other
men. He and Ridputh then returned
to Ardmore by a crcuitous route.
according to the assistant county at
torney
In a conversation with Jeff Smith,
while he was in the home Of John
Smith at Healdton. Hodge testified that
Smith told him that he had been
picked up on the street at Ilealdton
and made to go with masked men in
two cars TO the pasture. There, he
was quoted as saying, were thirty or
forty automobiles and about 150 or
/ 200 men, none Of whom he knew All
We're masked, he said, according TO
! the county attorney. Sometime later,
| he went with the party i'm two auto
mobiles to Wilson. where some one got
out and looked for Joe Carroll, but
were unable to find him. He then was
taken to his brother, John Smith S
home, and told him that he would have
| 10 go with the party to show them
where Carroll lived This John Smith.
the man who was killed, is no relation
to the John Smith Of Healdton.
Tells of Shooting
When John Smith went to the door
to call Carroll out. according TO Jeff
Smith alleged statement, he was ord.
cred by masked men who had stationed
themselves on each side Of the door
to throw up his hands. Carroll then
pulled his gun and in a scuffle to take
it away from him, Jeff Smith was
quoted as saying, the latter was shot
in the leg. AS the shooting between
Carroll and his assalants continued
| Smith told the assistant county attor.
ney. that he was afraid the party
would desert him and that he crawled
into one of the automobiles, where he
was later Joined by another wounded
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

on G. street " w. Phone 2066-J 23-3
FOR RENT-Sim room modern house.
Tele. 20G6-J.
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BURNED 10 DEATH WHILE
PLAYING WITH MATCHES

ATOKA, Okla. Dec. 23.-Catherlne
Wagner aged seven. daughter On
Joseph Wagoner an undertaken here
was burned to death last night whei
her clothes caught on fire while she
was playing with matches. She had
been left at home with an 1l'yearold
sister, while her mother went Christ
mas ShOpnlnE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Henry
Ford's attempt to reduce freight rates
on coal twenty per cent along the
line Of his railroad. the Detroit. To.
ledo and Ironton, was disallowed yes
terday by the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. pa spe.
citl report of the condition of wheat
in Oklahoma issued here today by
the state board of agriculture, shows
that on Dec. 20. the crop was 47
per cent of normal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
Midnight Service Saturday

Christmas Eve service, midnight s@v.
ice The Vigil Of Christmas service
win be held at 1880 p. IN. sharp, on
Saturday. Covers communion serv-
ice will be given by the full choir fol-
lowing a carol service. Offertory an
thems. Mrs. Vincent Wakefield; There
Were Shepherds" Stoughton, Richard
Norman, William kirkbright, Milton
Chisholm; Holy Night" opening an
tenn Richard Norman "There Were
Shepherds" from the Messiah.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23

ATTENTION KNIGHTS TEMPIAR
YOU ARE REQUESTED AND URG.
ED TO ASSEMBLE AT THE MASON.
iC TEMPLE SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
CHRISTMAS DAY, AT THREE
O'CLOCK FOR CHRISTMAS S'iRY-
ICES.
GILBERT PRESNEIL,
23.2 COMMANDER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23

AUCTION SALE AT LEVY'S DIA.
MOND SHOP. ADELPHOS THEATER
BLDG. 1890 4. NJ. $50 T.. VI. COME
AND SAVE MONEY. PRIZE GIVEN
FREE AT EACH SALE. LADIES
ESPECIALLY INVITED. ai.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23

AUCTION SALE AT LEvY'S Ola.
MOND SHOP. ADEIPHOS THEATER
BLDG. 1890 A. NJ. 2:30 =. NJ. COME
AND SAVE MONEY. PRIZE GIVEN
FREE AT EACH SALE. LADIES
ESPECIALLY INVITED. 2l.s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, Dec 93-Liberty
honds closed: 3ias. 94lO; first As,
1864; Second Is. 1850 first 44s
96.2S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23

nR AMY KANKONEN, twenty.three
is preparing TO assume her office
as mayor of the village Of Fairport,
Ohio She is believed to be the young
est woman mayor in the United
States. She is petite blonde and was
tie youngest student to be graduated
from the Medical College Of Pennsyl
vania. She is pledged to make war
on bootleggers.
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M MARKET'
Cotton Advances

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 23-Cotton
closed steady at net advance of IS
to 30 points
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Southwest
Central.

NEAR SMITHSONIAN OUNDS-EIGHT
rooms and two baths: semi detached: s.. o.
0cn. ]. ID. GARMAN. District National
Bank Bldg. 40
Al ST Sw.-SENERAL BRICKS; SIN
rooms and bath: good condition: terms
$3.50. 4. y. WILDMAN & co, 9th and
II. Franklin GiUf. i39
Mr.. STH. & s. w.-3-story brick. close
to 81. Doninic'S Church; So 1850. $3.50 cash
y. 4. RY0N co, INC. l423 St 1876
Mr.. 18TH. & e. s. W.-o-story frame: gar
age; big lot; S365n: clear; terms Y. r.
RloN CO, INC, 1423 st. AZ
Mr.. End. ID s. W. story frame. lot
1880: q. alley: rent $50. Price $3.50
y. r. RYON co, INC. l423 st I3S
APARTS-FIR
1887 END ST. y. W.-Apt. ; rooms: l.t
floor; apt. l room, 3rd. floor. l.. IL n
North 1853 4i3
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SOC MADAM LORETTA SOC

GUARANTEES - read YOUR entire life. h1--
Win natursl rift 20 advise you On bus ur.s
lofe family affairs; tells naue % pcr-r1
whom you will marry and When 81 rad
inrs. SOC 10 9TH ,t nv as
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LEGAL NOTICES.
F. H. STEPHENS AND F. W. HILL, JR..
Attorneys.

F H STEPHENS AND F. W. HILL, JR.
Attorneys.
IN THE STPRENE COTRr OF THE DIS
trirt 81 Cnlumhia. Holding District
Court In rn. Condemnation Of land for
the opening Of ar alley in Square 3o2n, In
the District ~ columbia. District Court No.
IIga Notice NNp ORDER OF PUBLICA-
TON Noiirc J. hNrchy given that the Com
missioncr~ ~ tho District n Columbia. pur-
suSnt to tho provisions of Section ZOOS to
Section 1905 J. inclusive, 81 the Code OF
Ia fer tho District ~ Columbis. have filed
a pptitiol in this court praying for the con
domination - the land necessary for the
opening of tho public alley in Square 302n
ihounded by 9Th. Allison and Webster SITS,
and Georgia avcl. in the District OF Co
lumhia as shown on a plat or map filed
with the said petition ~ rart thereof, and
prayinc also that this court empsuel a jury
in accordance with the law provided for in
such cases to assess the damages each own
or Of land to he taken may sustain by
reason Of the opening OF the said public
alley and the condemnation of the land
necessary for the purposes thereof, and TO
assess as benefits resulting therefrom the
entire amount Of said damages, including
the expenses Of these proceedings, upon each
lot or part Of lot or parcel OF land, which
will he benefited by the opening, in the pro
portion that the said jury may ind said lots,
parts Of lots or parcels Of land Will be hene-
flied as provided for. in and by the afore-
said Code Of Law. 1t Is, by tile court this
Ord day of December. 1921, ORDERED that
all persons having any interest in these pro
ceedings be. and they are hereby, warned
and commanded to appear in this court on
or before he 7th day Of January, 1922, at
10 O'Clock a. m. and continue in attendance
until the court shall have made its final
order ratifying and confirming the award
OF damages and the assessment Of benefits
of the jury TO be empaneled and sworn
herein; and 1t is further ORDERED. That
a copy Of this notice and order he published
twice a week for two successive weeks In
the Daily Washington Law Reporter. The
Washington Herald and the Washington
Times, newspapers published In the said
District. commencing at least ten days be-
fore the said 7th day OF January, 1927. II
Is further ORDERED, That a copy Of this
notice and order be served by the United
States Marshal. or his deputies, upon each
Of the owners of the fee Of the land TO be
condemned herein as may he found by the
said marshal, or his deputies, within the
District OF Columbia, before the said eth
day Of January, 1922. By the court. A. A.
H0EHLING, Justice. true copy Test:
tsealI MORGAN II. BEACH. Clerk. BY
Y. =. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerf.
de7,a4.1b .O5
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RIZPAH ELDON

Ono ~ the foremost character EuuIysfs rr1l
vocational advisers. n you ar unhappy
zee Mrs. Eldcn By all means l4cO I. -.
NV. cor 18th and L sA
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anal cxrs.r EnS eAlg
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b.. briek. food ~osdition. deep lot. e4.E
WIN = Phillips, i<oa Nsw Yort svs. Y. :
Ess, Capitol. oe.r I.,a. r.rs. Con nome. .
story brick i.r. 8 b., vApor host: ssse-
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BRYANT ST. NEAR IsT NE ROOMS;
mi; terms; $3.50 CAYwooD BROS
x oAi.nEl l: nv. olo n. Y. ave. NV
THREE-FAMILY FLAT: LOCATED IN THE
i't q" asa SS sna o two 'p e
rooms each; hot-waier heat; electricity and
gf.ags fur1iT,e and rqTashins
& LUCHs, 713 14th st. Main o3t5.
H ST. Mr., sRD; So. soo-siT rms. b.: ga.
fur; 1t WIN. X. HARTUNG. HOS 10th
-, r -. 90
fIH Ut. NIX. X; A0o0-Brk. rms. b
gas 4 fur. ht WIN X. HARTUNG, HOS
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aND ST. Mr. MASS ,vr a. o,o prL .
ps 8 rms b.; ,, gas ,s and fur 1t wM K.
W. 49, m 80 1Umbr TX, rms; D
40 ~ n HAN Nc lloS io'h ST. MAIN
9TH; Mr.. c ST; $1,000.
brk:; rms b.: gar.
ST. Mr.. 18th: $1,000.
Six rms. b.; brk.
4TH ST, Mr.. FLA. AVE: s7,OoO-Brk
h.-wh: cleo: rms. h; large yard.
NEAR SRI a N SITS, n n. ,uo-r.m,ly
nat: we'll rented 81 600 MOORE d
$1,000
Mass ave ne r.o, 9Th .t-1I RIM, &b
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WIN. II. SAONDEhS q W.
1888 X ST. NV. 70
ND AVE Mr. 9Th MN RMS n !.
h-w. H.: elect: brick gar. Price. 1000.
WILDMAN 4 CO.. 9th and n. Frank 84o9.
.ru CT =, ..n,ro, or
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noue.n. .nres stot'. orck non1
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A., -oo
81 mr. r. S'''o'- hrN'' furnace "a
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BARGAINS ARE RARE
BUT HERE ARE
A FEW
THOS. E. FARRELL,
Realtor.

NtdltOrt
S37 Woodward Building
Main 766. 18th and II SITS. n. w.
Quincy St. y. w. S7.oso.
well-buit cory home; t~o-story colonial
brick; contains six rooms and bath, elec-
tricity and rAs; fine heating plant: hard
wood psreuet floors: in excellent condition:
price only 1880; 81 900 cash: very reason
abe terms.
Columbia Heights. sII.Soo.
In exclusive section: three-story colonial
porch. containing eight rooms and bath:
large cellar: stationary tubs: hot water heat
electricity and gas; room for garage. Very
reasonable terms.
Northumberland. 5000
Beautiful brick corner house: - feet wide
six rooms and hath; eNquisitely redecorated:
porches front and rear; room for garage: gHs
and electricity. Very reasonable terms.
Northwest. $500
Exceptional bargain: tapestry brick. siI
rooms and bath; colonial front porch; newly
decorated throughout; gas and electricity:
nice yard; owner occupies- Very easy terms.
Mt. Pleasant. SII.ooo
entrance: q beautiful two-story colonial
brick house. containing seven rooms and
hath: hot-water heat. electricity and rb,;
large sleeping porch; house IS weather strip
ped throughout; spleDdid buy 81 this price:
very small cash payment; very reasonable
terms.
Petworth. S. 800.
Beautiful semi detached two-story CO.
Ionisl brick; electric lights and gas. hot
water heat; real buy. Small cash payment
and very reasonable terms.
Woodbridge SIS. 500.
On Hamlin st: a most reasonable city and
suburban home: colonial style: SIX rooms and
bath: electricity and gas; splendid heating
plant; with reasonable terms.
First St. n. E. s.. 900.
Facing Senate onioe Building Tvo-story
pehhle-dash over brick: six rooms and bath
good white neighborhood. $500 cash and
very relsonsble terms.
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SPIRITUAL SCIENCE

MRS J. y NALTHy
az ioth 80. ne: daily reading 81 h.
kcui-. Meetings Thursday. . Prove
Iinco'n aO4a Ses
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

NsshinStons greatest and genuine CIV
'oysnt. crrstsl rsHer and card rsadrr
vice on al troubles. Daily SUNDAY
Phone Fpnk Csg T55 18Th % nv So
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MADAM LEANNFTTF

Guarantees 10 Rad your entire life: :,
inr names. dates and facts
6S v ST. NV IA
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MADAM IENORA

"hiHd clAirvoyHnt & ~rystH' rrsdiur,:
rirrS true sdvice On business health lrr.
family sfsir Tells name % future H-.f.
hand or wife. Whist - a. % r. su~~ss.' "a
10 life Removes evil influence. sstIss5
ton or no charge sl5 9Th st. bot AZ
7is
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted cisirroysnt ara pslnist. rive, 49,.
On pusiness matters. love. health ard fsn y
tnsirs Tells name Of your future husN- 4
or vie; tells n one you love 0, true or fnl.s
vhat part Of the country T. iuckiest 20 vou
shst TO DO to be successful il life 1919 v
4. ave. ~. Next door TO Masonic Tenr's
II.
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS J. OWEN & SON Auetione.r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TNIM
proved building lots in Chevy Chase and
Chevy Chase Grove. y. G. to be sold within
the oriCe 81 Th"s ]. owen & Son. By viz
among the land lee, rdS for the District Of
Columbia a. follows: "a liner 4O57. folio
10: 80 l.b~r $3.50 folio 2S9: 81 liner
1905, folio 4Sa; ~ liher 544s. folio ll2;
t5l liner 44S3. folio 392. 49, liner ass.
folio 13~: ~ lih"r 4413, folio 1873; 49,
liner 44s9. folio 40. ia liner 44Ii. folio
333: 1Ol hhc- 446a. 70 30 Or: uD liner
1856 folio 390. il2l liher 1865. folio 100;
tl3l liner 4IG5. folio lnS. and tlh liner
Ae9. folio 40. respectively. and at the re-
quest 81 tho party secured thereby, We will
soil at public auction in the office 81
Thos J. Owen a Son. 1881 6 81 NV. on
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER.
1921, ] O'CLOCK T. NJ. the following de
sCrihed land and premises situate in the
County Of Washington. in tho District Of
Columbia: az lots -. -. &c and - in
square 1891. -. lots and in square
2G0l. al in Fulton Gcrdon's subdivision
~ part n tract 81 land called Chevy
Chase Grove ID. G.. aS said subdivision IL
recorded in the cnicC q the Surveyor Of the
District " Columbia. I'm book -. page p !:
81 'nt = in square 2r23 in Fulton Il. Cor
don's subdivision ~ part 81 tract OF land
called Chevy Chase Grove. 'Resuryey on
New Seat. vale and Fellowship as
sid subdivision j. recorded in the Office Of
the surveyor Tor Salt District IN book -,
page 81; ~ lnt - ir square 1851 in Full
ton Il Gorioa'> subdivision Of Part OF q
tract - land ,al.'E Chevy Chase said
sub division l. recorded in the office Of the
surveyor for said District In County book
&c, paC" Is: t1l Dot = in block 229l; 80 lot
! in square east ~ square 229i a. the
north half by THO full depth Of lot IS in
square 2a94 tSi lot - in square 229i: 90
lot l6 in square g-95. tlOl lot in block
900. an lot II IN block 23lo; GHl lot
~ in block 92lo t'1I lot in block 23l3,
and l4 lot l. lp rIn'k BIB in Fulton II.
Gordons subdivision u part Of tract Of
land called CHEVY chase Grove District
~ Columbia. a. said subdivision l. recorded
in tho Office ~ TIE Surveyor Of the District
~ Columbia in book 81 page Il. Terms
u sale. Oue-thirl n tho purchase money
tp be- paid 10 sa>n and tho remainder in
two equal in~talmcn'S payable in one and
two years wiir interest az per cent per
lrnum Da,nhlc sarri a0rually. and secured
hy y decd 81 trust r1 ~" property sold or
all cash at ~. option - the purchssN A
deposit of 500 required upon esch lot at
the tim" - ,af" Tuuyeyan"ing. recording
and revenue stamp AZ purchasers cost
Sale to H.. cIu>ud vI'bin thirty days. or the
property may br r"adyertised aud sold at
the risk ant rr-; 81 dcfaIlting purchaser.
n G RAIII.N. trustee IN deed 81 trust re-
corded in lih,- iOl7. folio 10: J. II. COR
Don. suh>fItafcd trustee under Equity
Cause Nn .aI>> ~ decd Of trust recorded
in Ihor 1850 90 folio 2Sa ]. H. GORDON.
trustee IN 81. other abaye' mentioned deeds
II trust
o.12Ia.I4.l5IG.17.Io cSs
The Washington herald., 1921-12-14
WILL YOU SWAP"

NEW FORD COUPE TO TRADE FOR
equity in small home or 2nd trust note.
FAMILY APT. IN MT. PLEASANT:
ami; rent. $3.50 net per month, for mod
ern residence.
CHOICE BLDG. LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE
for End trust notes.
C. B. LIKENs. 1914 st. n. W. Main sO57
AZ