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AUCTION SALES.
rzos. .. OWEN . son. AucrIoxEE.s.

TRusrEE-s SALE or VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS IN '-sIxTEENTH
STREET HILLS" AND ALSO VALUABLE
Lots IN ''CHKvY CHASE GROVE" D.
C.. TO BE SOLD WITHIN THE OFFICE
OF THos. J. OWEN q SON.
By virtue Of seven certain dee1s Of trust
duly recorded among the land records OF
the District Of Columbia, AZ follows: uD
Hber $50. folio 80: (2 liner f2s4, folio
coo; (sl uber <s70. folio ais; tD hber tsoi.
folio sol; (5D liner 4so7. folio s12; el noer
<sl4, folio sS. and (7D lber t2Is, folio ts4.
ct seq., respectively. and st the request Of
the party secured thereby the undersigped
trustee will sell at public auction within
the ofice Of Thos. J. Owen Son. 1881 q
.t. nv. on wednesday, the iith day Of
ing described land and premises. situate In
the District Of Columbia. known and dis
unguished as-uD lot -, in square 2I44;
90 lot IS, in square 27+I in FULTON r. Cor
oon's subdivision Of part Of q trset Of land
called sixteenth Street Hills as said Suedi-
vision Ia recorded In the Office Of the Sur
veyor Of the District Of Columbia In book
number 81, page No. 5S; also 3l lot ID. IN
square 1892; H lot "a, square eo25; 80
lot 9, iu square 1892, and lot .. in SFuare
2o2s; also tel lot .. in square 2o25. an in
Fulton r. Gordon's subdivision Of part Of
tr1ct Of land called Chevy Chase Grove"
a. said subdivision 10 recorded In the Office
Of the Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia
N book 81, page 81; also lot 20, In square
No. one thousand. nine hundred and ninety
nine 1s8s) In Fulton r. Gordon's subdi-
vision Of part Of q tract Of land called
Chevy Chase Grove" District Of Columbia.
n said Subdivision is recorded in the office
Of the Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia,
In Book No. 81, page No. 10.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash. balance in
and yean with interest at 6% per an
mum. payable semI-annually. secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold. or all
rash At parchsser's option. deposit Of
$4,000 required each lot at time Of sale
and sale to be closed within 80 days or de-
posit forfeited. Conveyancing. recording
and revenue stamps at purchasers cost.
J. II. GORDON. Trustee.
apso nt35TIo.ll ia
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

ZosING COMMISSION oF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, wsshinEton. May Z, 1871.
In compliance with the provisions Of section
Of an act Of ConEr=ss, approved March
1. 1870 Public No. 15s. siIU-siKth Coz
rress, entitled An act to rerslsts tse
height area and Use Of b0iIdings In Tie
District Of Columbia and 70 create o sou-
ing commission and for other purposes''l q,
notice Is hereby EiveR that q public bear-
ing will Be hell In the board nom Of the
District Building on May 10. 1921, at 10
O'Clock q. m, for the purpose OF consider-
ing the following proposed changes in the
boundaries OF the area and use districts
Heretofore adopted by the ZoniRE Commiz-
sion Of the District Of Columbia. to-wit:
Change from residential 70 hrSt commercial
30 much 81 lots tSIed as sol. S02 s0s S0t
and -, square 12Tp. a. is not now 30
Boned. ChsnEe from B 10 c area % much
Of square 1919 a. is not nov 30 toned.
Change from A to B ares that portion Of
square I7l2 lying east Of Belt road. c W
KUTZ. CCN0 II. RUDOLPH. JAMES ..
OYSTER, c. o. SHEERILI. ELLIOTT
WOODS. Zoning Commission. ID. c.
mss.Io Io.1l.l2Is.l4l6.l7.ls.Is 3Is
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Building Permits.

674s Isaac Gutenberg, repairs. 42e-
31-33 Franklin street northwest:
lots 90. "a. 95. square $40.
675O-H. D. Halsey, garage, rear
1886 Quincy street northwest; lot
Il, square 2s2S.
67Sl-Dr. J. B. Nichols. garage,
rear 1907 Sixteenth street north
west: lot 144, square 1913.
67S2-Wrenn & Perry. repairs, 6o2
F street northwest; lot S2s, square
45S
6753-F W. Mckenzie. garage.
rear 1924 c street northwest; lot
s23, square 70.
6754-Sanitary Grocery Co, Inc,
sign, 500 X street northwest; lot
SIS. square 403.
6755-Sanitary Grocery Co, IEc..
sign, 500 X street northwest: lot
SIS. square 4O3.
6756-M. Ostrower. repairs. 703
Cpshur street northwest; lot So,
square 1886.
6757-A. Longs. shed, rear 755
Paramount street northwest; lot 80.
square 1856.
675S-J. Pumphrey. shed. rear 1929
Fourth street southeast: lots 3 and
4, square 5977.
6759-E. H. Trundle, garage. rear
y r street northwest; lot So, square
3101.
S760-M. Foote, garage, rear 3iO4
Rodman street northwest; lot so,
square 2o63.
6761-S. r. Downing. shed. rear
716 G street northeast; lot SS, square
ss4.
67S2-J. H. Howell. shed, rear us
Ss4.
67S3-C. C. Caughey. repairs. 1888
to 2537h Fifteenth street northwest;
lots s45-4s. square 1859.
6I64-Perpetual Building Associa-
tion. repairs. 500 Eleventh street
northwest, lot 500. square 32t.
6765 J. A. Blundell, garage, rear
5277 Prospect avenue northwest, lot
SO4. square 1919.
67S6 Mrs. Z. B. Brown, repairs.
rear 1856 Oak street northwest. lot
500. square 2614.
6767 International Bank, sign, 1888
G street northwest. lot SIG, square
253.
676S Cohen and Hughes. repairs.
1921 E street northwest. lots S03-So5.
square 290.
676s Cohen and Hughes. hoisting
engine. 1921 Z street northwest, lots
S03-S05, square 200.
$40 W. ]. Longhrey. repairs. rear
743 W street southeast; lot IS.
square 57s5.
6771 Maryland and Virginia Dairy
man Corporation. repairs. 101 Q
street northeast. lot 20. square 351S.
6772 Maryland and Virginia Dairy
man Corporation. 101 Q street north
east, lot 70. square 351S.
6I73 NJ. D. Carter, repairs, 1887
D street northeast, lot As. square
STA E. Orr. repairs. rear 1888 Lin
coin road northeast, lot s. square
6775-B. L. simons. repairs, Cali
fornia and Florida avenue. lots 5
and s, square 1857.
6776-C. serso. motor. 1927 Seven
teenth street northwest. lot %.
square 17s.
6777-J. s. Gurevitch. rspairs, rear
1887 Eleventh street northwest, lot
%, square 33s.
eI7s J. 8. Gurevitch. garage, rear
1897 Eleventh street northwest, lot
-. square $40.
s77s @. s. King. sign. 2oo1 Mich
oIs avenue southeast, lot 7o5. square
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Assignment for ToIay.

122 MacKeen VS. Gale. Case on
trial.
1875 Whiteford VS. Auto Mart.
Whiteford-Brooke attys.
1928 Barber & Ross VS. Connor
Dickey. atty for deft.
1876 Brandenbcrg VS. Metz. Bran
denburg-wilson, attys.
l3S Whites VS. Amer Express Co.
Peyser-Minor. Galley & Rowland.
attys.
l4o Ayerza VS. Roamer Sales Co.
Dalby-Elliott, attys.
PROBATE DIVISION.
Est Charles c. Nixon-win filed
May Is. 1912. Petition for probate
of will and letters test. +. A. Fen
ming. atty.
Est Bridget NJ. Keenan-Supple-
mental petition and order granting
letters OF collection to c. w. Darr.
Undertaking $4,000. Darr, White
ford and Darr. attys.
Est Charles c. Nixon-Orders ap-
pointing w. G. Gardiner gcardian
ad litem.
Est in re Elizabeth Ferry Coon
ley-Petition and order granting
letters OF guardianship to Q. F.
Coonley. Undertaking 100000.
Britton and Gray. attys.
Est Mary Elizabeth Bentz-wnl
filed dated April IS, 1921.
Est Kate Otey Elliott-will filed
dated July 25 1917.
Est Mathilde Zoll Will filed dat
ed July 8, 1918.
Est John r. Ryon. Petition &
order granting letters of adm to
Catherine c. Ryon. Spell undertak-
ing $500. NJ. J.. Colbert, atty.
Est James D. Morse. Order grant
ing letters of adm TO F. E. Mitch
ell. Gen undertaking $1,000. F.
E. Mitchell. atty.
Est VIM. F. Low. Order admit
ting will to probate & granting
letters test to Anna S. Low. Spl
undertaking $1,000. H. r. Cover
atty.
Est Eugene Alpheus Reed. Order
granting letters of adm to Men
del Reed. Undertaking $500. Gle
phane & Latimer. attys.
Est Denny Hinton. Order author
izing sale of personality. ]. F. Will
son, atty.
Est Fannie Cleary Order refus-
ing probate & record & granting
letters Of adm to ]. ]. CIeary. Un-
dertaking $4,000. Linkins & Hutch
erson, attys.
Est Isaac NJ. Bigelow. Oder au-
thorizing sale of personality. w.
P. Plumley. atty.
Est Bernard Conroy. Order OF
sale "nisi." Rafferty, & Bell. attys.
Est Susan A. Barker Order nisi
sale of real estate. W. I. Moce, atty.
Est Annie Hurt. Order of pub
lication for probate & record.
3so11 Mary F. Rhodes VS. John ].
Rhodes. Bill for limited divorce.
r. A. Hughes. atty for pltf.
39012 Jacob Ehrenkranz ct al VS.
Simon A. Schwartz ct al Bill for
Injunction. H. E. Davis. atty for
pltf.
3s013 Nina Z. Carroll VS. w. Syd-
ney Carroll. Bill for limited d.
vorce. j. F. Splain. atty for pltf.
1904 Daniel c. Robinson VS. Lii
liam B. Robinson. Bill for annul-
ment of marriage. ]. H. Wilson,
atty for pltf.
LAWSUITS Filed.
65675 Edmond L. Fletcher VS. Sher-
man Kellogg. Note s1,420.sS.
65676 Samuel p. Dodd VS. George
Fl. p. Cole. Damages. $4,000. king.
Simon. Young & Koenighberger,
attys for pltf.
65677 T. Franklin Schneider VS.
Rachel f. Schneider. Notes, S1s,-
26s.s1. H. F. woodard. atty for
pltf.
65e7S florence T. Fulton VS. AL
fred s. Wolfe. Appeal. Henry e.
Davis, atty for deft.
65e7s z. Thomas Goldsmith VS.
William Messer ct al. Replevin.
I. M. wampler, atty for pltf.
$3.50 Allan Green ct al VS. Fran
els M. Johnston ct al. Replevin. z.
H. Jackson. atty for pltf.
65sS1 Henry Goucher VS. W & OI
d r r Co. Damages. s25.0oa. c.
Thomas Dunlop, atty for pltf.
656S2 Mary e Chalipi vs n,rv n
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EDUCATIONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES

Is ACCORDANCE WITH ACTION HERE
tofore taken, the balance Of the thirty
fourth dividend Of two and one-hsh pes
cent On the preferred stock Of the WASH
inEto, Railway and Electric Company h
payable June l. 1921. Tho booka for the
transfer Of the preferred stock will b.
closed from the close OF basiness on May
10, 1921. u the opening Of business on
May =. 1921. s. n. BOWEN, Secretary.
ma Io.Ii So
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ct al to Geo. NJ. Hall ct ux, Flor
ence A, $40.
1886 Perry pl NV, 81 S of 1927, lot
ITO, West Holmead Manor-James
Z. Magers ct ux, Sophia 5. to Henry
L. Jennings ct ux, Elma, $40.
25lO Ga ave nv. 50 1854, lot 81, Mt
pl & Pl Plains-Emma L. c. John
son ct al to Felice Iacangelo ct ux,
Lucia, $40.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

IreSent: Chlet Justice Smythe &
Justices Robb & Van Orsdel.
The following attorneys were ad-
mitted to the practice of this court:
Sidney F. Parham, Lawrence A.
Baker & Thomas c. Lavery.
1889 Anderson VS. Saltig ct al. Ar
gument concluded. c. {. Bulkeley
&C. w. Rich, attys.
1893 Coca Cola VS. Chero Cola.
Argument concluded. Rogers &
Hirsch-Church & Parker. attys.
3012 Central Pacific Ry Co VS. Lane
ct al. Mandate ordered to issue
forthwith.
l346 Wahl VS. Wright.
1894 Wahl VS. Wright
Argument commenced for appel
liant by ]. H. Milans.
Assignment for To-day.
Patent Appeals:
On hearing-l346 & 1884,
Assigned-1396, 1917 & 1923.
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 1.
Proceedings.
1880 Burgess VS. Burgess, Ref to
the auditor. King. Simon, Young &
koenigsburger. attys for pltf.
3SS69 Schmidt VS. Miller ct al.
Frank White made party deft. ]. T.
Alverson-John +. Laskey, attys.
1865 LIE Sage VS. LIE Sage. Rule
discharged without prejudice. D.
VOLTA. L. Newmyer. attys.
5s013 Carroll VS. Carroll. Rule as
to alimony pending divorce return
able May - 1921. ]. F. Splain, atty.
37763 Thomson VS. Thomson. In
terlocutory decree for absolute di-
vorce. Archer & Smith-wilson &
Turnage. attys.
3S299 Childs VS. Tibbs. Reference
to Margaret NJ. Murray, exmnr,
Walker & williamson-Botele &.
Strasburger. attys.
3SSO3 Brooks vs. Brooks-RuIe re-
turnable May 13, 1911. Richardson
& Shreve-B. Emerson, ct al. atty,
1850 Bkcy in re Philip Hofberg-
L. p. Loving appointed atty for re-
ceiver. Daniels, Loving & Hammer
* Strasburger & Rappaport. attys.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 1.
Assignment for To-day.
3794i Cole VS. Cole. Mackcy-Mc-
Seill & Lambert, attys.
157 Shipley VS. Shipley. Moulton
-Acker. attys.
3Ss71 Quinn VS. Easterday. Bur-
kart-Bowles, attys.
4 339 Carney VS. Carney. Coombe-
Emerson. jr., attys.
341 Elwood VS. Elwood. Stein
Wolf & Dow. attys.
34s Kelley VS. Kelley. Ryan-Em-
erson, jr., attys. 4
351 Pearson VS. Pearson. Freyl
Bigoness. attys.
352 Higdon VS. Higdon. Baker.
Wood & Wampler. attys for pltf.
EQUITY DIVISION No. =.
Proceedings.
35400 Reeve VS. Peeve-ruIe re-
turnablc May 10. j.. B. Carter &
F. L. Neubeck-Ridout & west,
attys.
aS273 Mcdowell VS. McDowell-in-
terlocutory decree for divorce. H.F.
Woodard-T. M. Wampler, attys.
3S7e6 Walker VS. Blick-ruIe re-
turnable first Friday, two days af-
ter service. Wilson 6 Colvin-Cay-
wood & Warder, attys.
1862 Randall VS. Randall--inter-
locutory decree for divorce. D. T..
Clarke & Howard-w. F. Coombe,
attys.
37775 Poole VS. fooie-final decree
for divorce. Geo. E. McNeill, atty
for pltf.
36367 McGregor VS. Green-lecree
sale. II. Johnson-Green
& Brandenburg, attys.
36s2 Lunacy In re Patrick J.
Byrne-order authorizing invest
ment. F. A. Fenning. atty.
EQUITY DIVISION, No. 2.
Assignment for Today.
2s125 Davis VS. Davis. Clarke
Walshe, attys.
3796s Walker VS. walker. Award
attys.
$3.50 The Great A & p Tea Co
VS. Neligan. Douglas, obebar &
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THoxAs BOWLING q CO.. AucTIoxIIIs

Trustees sale Of sousessld furniture in
private dwelling No. z3s d street north
west. By virtue II q ehattsI deed Of trust
recorded in uber fIeo at folio %. Of the
land records for the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. will sell at public auction
within the sbove premises on Wednesday,
May IL, 1921. at 10 o'cioek a. N. goods.
chattslx inplenents snd other personal
property OF every description nov contained
in the premises No. 2c5 d street northwest,
consisting In part Of beds. tables. chairs.
rockers mGttressek dressers. chifouiers,
wash stands. rugs. carpets. pillo~s' cooking
utensils. etc. A. GOLDBERG. ". L
HOUSTON, Trustees.
ma7.e,l0 20
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SENATE

S1-t
Met at L. o'clock, and recessed
at 4s4J until Il today.
Tariff debate resumed by Senator
Moses. whose denuncfation of dye
feature of proposed emergency re-
lief bill drew sharp reply from Sen
ator Knox In defense of ihdsstry's
protection ns an Importance to
America In wartime; Senators Stan
ley and McCumber speak.
senator Harrison called mp ress-
luton proposing changes In senate
rules to abolish secret sessions of
Senate for eennrmations and con-
side ratA of treaties, but briefness
of time taused him to announce that
he would ask consideration today.
Senator Spencer read into the rec
ords the history of his controversy
with former President Wilson on
question of whether Wilson prom
ised Rumania and Serbia to send
American forces to their relief in
case of future world conflict. citing
recent communication from Secretary
of State Hughes giving quotations
from records of peace conference OF
May 81, 1919, in support Of his
claims that such promises had been
made.
Nominations received from Presi-
dent Harding include those of
Charles II. HoItEman TO be collector
Of the thirteenth revenue district Of
baltimore; John c. Cannon and
George w. schwaber, collectors of
revenue in Illinois districts, and
others.
Passed $. J. Res. II, n Joint resoN
Iution authoriIing the Secretary of
War to Investigate the claims of prf-
ynte parties to the Marireles quarry
in Philippines.
Pa.sed s. 42e, a bill 10 amend an
act providing for suits under the
poor persons law.
Passed 8, sI3, n hill 10 authorize
the Commissioner of the District of
Columbia to close Upper Water
street.
Passed s. 81, a hill for the relief
of stevens Institute of Technology,
Hoboken, n. J.
Passed s. AZ, 8. 1900. $. .24. 3.
72S, and s. 5e4. measures providing
for relief OF individuals or estates.
Passed $. 500. n hill 10 give pref
erence 10 right of employment on
tion projects to honorably dis
charged soldiers, sailors, and Ma
rines.
Committee hearings - Judiciary,
postonice and postroadS, interocean
canals, finance, banking and cur
rency, and Interstate commerce.
Senator Newbcrry. whose eonvte-
tion in the Michigan courts on
charges of violating the corrupt
practices net and whose election
over Henry Ford wns affirmed by
q Senatorial investigation last win
ter, made his appearance in the
SENATE for the nrst time In more
than a year and received n cordial
welcome.
Bills introduced.
TrammeII, Florida - Amendment
to III. n. 243S, the emergency tarif
bill, also s. 1870 and s. 1871, relief
measures.
sheppard, Texas-S. 1872. a bill
for the appointment of william E.
Tfdwel ms FIRST lieutenant I'm the
U. s. army, also s. 1s73, n bill to
authorize interstate cooperative
assoeiationsI also 8. 1874. a bill to
amend an act TO provide for the
termination Of Federal control of
railway systems of transportation.
settlement of disputes, etc, also $.
1875, a bill to confer on the terri
torial courts of the Philippines jur-
isdietfen to enforce the prohibition
law.
Freiiaehuy.en. New Jersey
Amendment to II. r. 243a, the
emergency tariff bnII MISC =. I7oe
and s. 100. pension measures.
johnson, Caiifernia-s. J. Res -,
resolutions proposing amendments
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DAILY COURT RECORD

Douglas-GeorGe f. Sullivan. attys.
3isS3 Snow VS. Snow. Henry Z.
Davis-George p. Hoover. attys.
CIRCUIT COURT. No. 1.
ProceedinE..
$685. Gurley-Kane VS. Barton
Motion for new trial filed. Ridout,
Moriarty e Davis-Clepphane &
Fenning. attys.
60126 Smith VS. Wash & Old Do
minion Ry-Motion to set aside G.
vacate verdict OF jury. Mackey &
Ashford & w. J. Lambert. attys.
No assignment for today-Court
adjourned to Monday next
CIRCUIT DIVISION, No. ?.
Proceedings.
S5140 Babcock ct al VS. Wash
Realty Co ct al-Order of publica-
ton for appearance of deft. Silas
Morris Smith. A. Wolf & l. L.
Tanner. attys for plff.
Central Coal Co-Order of publi-
cation for appearance of defts A
Wolf & L. Z. Tanner, atty for
deft.
$4,000 Lynn VS. Darling-Judgt by
default VS. deft for $500 with int &
costs. Cooke, Beneman, attys for
plff.
65410 Macon jr VS. Green ct al
Judgt by default VS. defts for $3.50
with int & costs. c. r. Colwin,
atty for plff.
62626 Phillips & Sager VS. Darroh
with int from March %, 1918 &
costs. DuvaH & Esson. jr attys for
plff
62391 Strassinos VS. Lincoln Natl
Bank-Judgt on verdict VS. deft for
S275 with int & costs. Sloan & Hol-
loway-Loving & Hammer, attys.
$500 The Lincoln Natl Bank VS.
Ferero. Judgt by default VS. deft
for $1,000, with int and costs Geo.
f. Williams. pltf atty.
56723 and 64704 Berry & Whit
more VS. Hutchins. Dante. Trial re-
sumed and same jury again respited.
McCalmont and J. d. Sullivan
Geo. E. Sullivan, attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 2.
Assignment for To-day.
24S Combs ct al VS. Bean Con-
tracing Co. Lambert & Yeatman-
Hegarty. attys.
232 Morris G. Egan VS. Ready.
Macafee-Rover, attys.
252 Richardson VS. Chandlee. Rich
ardson-Strauss, attys.
23S George VS. w. B. and A. Elec.
r. r. Wells. Owen & Newmyer-
Littlepage & Taliaferro, attys.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No L.
Proceedings.
U S VS. Stephen Logan: robbery.
Jury sworn; verdict guilty. Deft
sentenced to one year in Jail. E. G.
Hubert, deft atty.
U S VS. Agnes E. Wood; house.
breaking and larceny. Plea guilty
entered and case ref to prob ON
Ger. Robert I. Miller, deft atty.
US VS. Mary Anderson. alias Mary
Coles: housebreaking. Jury sworn.
Verdict not guilty by direction of
court Deft released. Robert I. Mil
Ter. deft atty.
Bench warrants were issued for
the following: John C. Mead, nom
support; Myer Miller, nonsupport:
Leroy W. Murray, VIC sec 225 penal
code.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No.
Assignment for Todoy.
United States VS. Ebert - Moss,
Willie Sawyer, William Dixon,
James v. Walker, James Queenon,
Charles Reverly, James B. Mont
gomery ond Jerre Simpson.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 2.
Proceedings.
5000 George ,ohler VS. Hannah
NJ. Schwartz-Jury sworn. Verdict
for deft. -Gertman, Mellon & Smith
& Edelin,, attys.
62s73 H. II. Gilfrey VS. w. T.
Lawrence-Order of dismissal set
aside. Stipulation filed. Case cont.
for term. Ballinger & Sullivan
Howard & Boyd, attys.
63132 VIM. d. MacKeen VS. John
r. Cadle--Jury sworn and respited.
Lsws & Cromelin-Gertman &
MILAN, attys.a
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THos. J. OWEN 4 soE. AUoTIoSEERs

Trustees sale, lunch room equipment Of
the lunch room Iocrted at Toe Michigan sy-
enue northeast. By virtue Of 4 certain
deed Of trust dated January II. 1921. being
instrument No. Is. recorded January Is.
1921, and at the request OF the parties Sc
cured thereby. we will sell At public auc-
ton on the premises. the chattels named
therein on Friday, the 18th day Of May,
register. show cases. 30 chairs. ] boiler.
All shelving. dishes, kitchen utensils, sill
verware. glasses. all stock and FIXTURES per.
tanning to lunch business. Terms cash.
Trustees
mats. 10, ll.l2l3 IS
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Adams. Appeal. T. D. Peyser. atty
for deft.
65ss3 Frances A. Mudd VS. Wash
Ry & Elec Co. Damages. $4,000.
II. p. Leng. atty for pltf.
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Fiction pays well; especially the
fiction about being held up by gun
men while carrying home the eon-
psny's funds 20
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE

1910 FOR NEW 5-ROOM AND BATH
bungalow; small; gas and all improve
ments. blocks of 18th ST. car line; $500
cash % Pine ave. near Elm ave- Ia
kona- yhone Col. 436S-w. 332
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