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Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27
THE HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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CHRISTMAS EXERCISES

| West Hickory, Dec. 27.-All the Sun
dav schools of the different churches
OF West Hickory held their usual
Christmas exercises during the last
Few days. The schools all rerort that
on account Of the influenza being so
prevalent in the town that they were
rather handicapped this year IN traln-
ing the children IS SO many OF them as
we'll as teachers We're sick ard could
not be present for reg llar rchearsals,
but they report nice time and splen-
! did exercises under the circumstances.
Each school also had q nice treat II
connection with the exercises which
was greatly enjoyed.
Your correspondent was present at
only two Of the exercises and can give
the details only Of these two. The FIRST
was held by the Sunday school OF the
Church of God at the Saints Chapel
Saturday evening. There was large
crowd present and the program con-
sisted Of songs, recitations, dialogues,
ouartettes, etc. Pastor Pye stated that
on account of the sickness in the town
that the teachers had a hard time IN
training the children. but regardless OF
the circumstances the entire program
was delivered in a very fine and mn
pressiva manner The children al did
themselves credit and showed that
their teachers had spared no pans
in training them and that then WORK
had spovcd a success.
At thu close Of the exercises Pas-
tor Pye made some fine remarks ana
Mrs. Pye, who had just returned from
a trip to Baltimore, also made some
very appropriate remarks: both were
very instructive and greatly enJoyed.
Then followed the distributing Of the
treat. Each member of the school re-
ceiyed a bag we'll filled with apples,
oranges, candy and other good things
TO eat. The next was delivering OF
pres ants and some very line presents
we're handed ont. Pastor and Mrs. U.
n Pye were presented with a fine lap
robe bv the school and Rev. and MIS-.
II. L. Pendleton were presented NEE
silk Quilt by his Sunday school class
and the ladies sewing circle. MI. VIZ
oil Moore received s5 in cash as q pres
ent from the young people. This pres
emf was delivered by Mrs. Pye, wno
made some very fine and compliment,
tary remarks about Mr.. Moore. All
of the teachers of the Sunday schoo9
then gave very member OF their class
nice present which was greatly ap-
tpTeciated. This bringing the services
10 a close This service was consldereo
a complete success IN genefal by ,,ie
Dastor the superintendent and the
entire school.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE

Rutherford College, Dec. 27.-lt IS
not often that | correct mistake o1
the printer in one OF my articles, but
YOU :vill please let me correct one maue
in YOUR issue of the 22nd instant The
types made me say that the secretary
treasurer of this church reported Ger
tain things. 1t should have been the
centenary church treasurer
Perhaps no community in all the land
enioved a more quiet Christmas than
this one We had no preaching sunday
and but a short session of the Sunday
school, owing to the unsatsLactofy
condition of the heating plant. we mao
no organized observance Of the day, but
each family had its own program
some of which had the pleasure OF en-
tertaining loved ones who have been
in school and elsewhere abroad.
Miss Lochie Stover of Greensboro
spent Sunday and Monday at nome
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. ).
Stovor. returning Tuesday.
Harry C. Goode and wife and X. j
Rutherford and wife Of Winston-Salen
spent a few days at home with then
parents and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryant OF May
odan spent Christmas with her motner
Mother" Green and other kindred.
DR.. S. d. Gordon noted author ane
wife arrived from the north Sunday
night to spend the holidays with ms
brother-in-law, Rev. J. l.. kilgore we
are always glad to have these honofeo
visitors with US.
Mr.. Lemuel Clegg, son OF Rev nj. 3
Clegg OF the Murphy station, stoppee
over for night on his way home tron
Trinity College to spend his Christmas
with the home folks.
Mr.. Cyrus Green of Greensboro Is
! spending the holidays with kindred
! and friends here. 4.
+! Miss Lucille Alberton of High Polnt
is spending the holidays at Mr. (. NJ
Rutherford's.
Mrs. Wyatt and two daughters arr
spending Christmas in and aroune
| Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. LeFevre had al
their children and grand children ex
cent one son who is in California, a
home with them Sunday.
/ Rev. Joe M. Green of Bethel, hay
wood county, spent Christmas here
j. T.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27
WHAT DID YOU GIVE

What 3D. dia you give to your friene
What ,t.v to the waif YOU met by tht
! Only a bauble, purchased with
! pelf,
Filled with the egp Of pride and
self?
Or did you wrap with the thing
you sent
A bountiful bit Of sentiment,
That came with rush, d thrill and
start
Straight from the depths of a loyal
heart?
Which caused your helpmate the
greater bliss,
Your string of pearls or the holiday
kiss?
Did you let the children romp
in glee,
And ride them in fun upon your
knee?
What did you think that your gold
could do.
Unless sustained by sympathy.
The kind that will make mortal
whole,
And a better, stronger, nobief
soul?
What did you give to your fellow
To the poor and humble OF llfeiS
clan
A firm handshake and word of
cheer,
Or greetings which seemed SO in
sincere?
Did you call to mind that fame and
caste,
Regardless Of how they may be
classed,
All worth no more than a tat
tered glove,
Compared to the saving grace
of love?
AS you face the world this Christ
mas day,
So rich in blessings in every way
AS you hailed the high and low
of earth, ~
On this glad morn Of the Mas
ter's BIRTH
Did you scorn all sordidness and
self,
And freely give His name, your
These are the questions, anc
these anew,
The Babe Of Bethlehem asks of
you.
RALPH METHVIN THOMSON.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27
CHANGE OF LIFE
Florida Lady Was in a Miserable
Condition, But Says She Found
Cardui Helpful, and
Got Well.

A,tha. Fla.-In explaining how sne
found Cardui so helpful during ci1ange OF
lie. Mrs. Ella M. Bailey. OF Route & tn'S
place, said: ,.oa;.u,,e an effort
fo, me to get around. knew wllal was
the the matter, but felt like couion' give
np",l lust dragged, and l certainly dtIIy was va,
ait M down long-yet SO weak ,s;a ! Sua'an and
GO, about. It is most nlSeido'e ""0
Such a helpless feeling. ud ort os
'''.I Il " would get depressed ana OUT o'
| heart .s.. ,,,,,,;,e there was
M use TO try to get well. ms Is oil
.vrong. for it makes person ch+ WUas. 4
".T"i ~ Rad heard of Cardui. and tnougr. ,.d :,
.,;r,t t'Ssu Sssirenathen me A neighoor mao
msd msesd i viii, good results. .,.r ,
II took one bottle (oi Ca1oI.; sa nent 'e + up.
saw | wasn't SO nervous, & SO KeP PIeft me.
e" ""C;radually the nervousness .e" Wsc hts:
,,enan TO eat and sleep oettel; oettei,,; d;d ID
soon on well. and all right; .sxta;n'v CasIu dc dc
wonders for me, ana ! cei'0'"''
GTD;uo,,Sands of other women nave ehtn;n WIN,
Ton w iei OF the beneficial resu.1s su,,,,nenG u@
es1I ed by y taking Casdui' and 10 fe'o''
il to others. ,.. Trv II. NC-l4t
|
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27
DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT

One of the most DELIGHTFUL of the
festivities marking the yuletide season
was the dance given Saturday evening
by Mr.. Paul Alfred at the home. OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Alfred,
at Forest Park.
Chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G. Lutz, Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Moore
and Mr. and Mrs F A. Russell. Holly,
cleaning mistletoe and other Christ
mas decorations adorned the home
and formed a pretty setting for the
dance which began at 8 O'Clock ana
continued until almost IL. Music was
furnished by the Victrola. Delicious
punch and sandwiches were served.
Those dancing were Misses Mar
garet Taylor, Clarissa Abernethy
Alice Lyerly. Aileen Aiken. Louise
Cillie, Annie Killian, Charlie Hall and
Adelaide Foard Of Newton, Messrs
John Aiken, Biley Patrick, Alan anf
Stedman Council, Jerry McComb
Glenn Geitner, Jacob S. Jeltner, Donald
Menzies, jim Keever, Pete Bollck
Norman and Ralph Hutton Geo. John
ston Dick Shuford Spot Parks, Stewart
| and Foard of Newton.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27
"ISLE OF ZORDA" GRAND
TOMORROW

sThe Isle Of Zorda" the famous
Louis Nalpas perturbation Of jules ::
Verne's so-called "Monte Crlsto !"
novel will be attraction extraordinary
at the Grand theatre tomorrow and
Friday. ,,.
Readers of the novel, MAINS
Sander" will always carry with them
Jules Verne's mastery scenery in the
Algerian slave market and those IN
the chief adventurer's harem where
the heroine is held under duress until
the hero returns from his isle OF
Zorda" to bring retribution upon ~ hlS
enemies and hers. The hero!ne>s llIs
in the harem and the thrllllng me- me-.
insignificant all previous efforts i
picture production to present scene enc.
Of this character convincingly. Dom
miss this wonderful picture. Regula
admission 10 and 20 cents.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27
EFT
(Special to the Record)

A beautiful wedding took place at
the home of R. L. Rocket IN Conover
Tuesday afternoon, December 70 at |
|2 o'clock in which Miss Hudah Rocket
became the bride of DR.. Orestes 7.
Rein of Lenoir College, Hickory. The
ceremony was performed by the hey.
Geo. E. Mennen, pastor OF the Con-
cordia Ev. Lutheran church. Conover
using the impressive ring ceremony OF
| the Lutheran church
The vows were spoken before an
improvised altar of ferns and potteo
plants. The wedding music was rend-
cred bv Mrs. R. L. Washburn, playing
the professional Lohengrm Wedding
march, and during the ceremony 10
a Wild Rose" by MacDoweh.
The bride was married in traVeIlng
Isnit of blue tricotine with accessories
to match. A. -
The ont of town guests were Mf ana
Mrs. Rein, parents of the groom, ana
M, and Mrs, Stroup of Gastonla, Pfol'
a. I. Lugn and Mrs. kuhns OF Hlck-
NV and Miss Kathryn Mennen OF La
lfayette, Ind. ,4 -
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Rocket. She IS .
:; teacher in the Claremont grade,e
hool and one of Conovers most TAI
cnted and charming young LADIES'. I'M
Groom is a prominent member OF tn
faculty Of Lenoir College, beng pro
fessor of German and French. :,
v They left on bridal trip to Wash
% ;npton. .. c., Baltimore and Phlladel
w The following announcements hav
X been sent out:
~ Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Rocket
announce the marriage OF their
daughter
nd Huddah Elizabeth
be Mr.. Orestes P. Rein
IS. on Tuesday the twenty-slxth Oh
vel December, nineteen hundred ana
nd twenty-five
Conover, North Carolina.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27
COMMUNITY SERVICE

Thursday evening a. usual the Com
munity service game night and COM
munitv get-to- gether will be hcic
at the legion hall. A special invita-
ticn is extended to those home eor the
holidays to attend. The games begin
at 1880 and last for two hours, ali
present participating. There is some
thing doing every minute and chance
to meet your old friends yoa nave
not seen for weeks.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27
WILLIAM S. HART
' : PASTIME TODAY ONLY

The feature attraction at the Pas
time today will. be William s. Hart
in return engagement in "Travelln y; n
On" a Paramount picture. This IS
one of the most dramatic photoplays
~ which this popular star has ever
been seen. Ethel Grey Terry headS
a strong supporting cast.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Morris and
son have returned from visit to
Marion. They were accompanied home
by Miss Mary Anna Miller who will
be their guest for several days
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27

Mr. Joe Peterson returned to At
lanta, Ga, yesterday after spendlne
Christmas with his parents, Mr. ans
Mrs. +. +. Peterson, on Eighth avenue
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27

Master Dixon Speas' many friends
will be glad to know that he is set,
tng along nicely after being i'll WIFI
influenza.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Rowell Holt and son
Rowcll, Jr., have returned to Charlotte
after spending Christmas with MIS-
Holt's mother, Mrs. J. A. Martin
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27

Miss Clarissa Abernethy, student
at the North Carolina College for Wo-
nent, is spending the holidays with
her mother, Mrs. II. d. Abcrncthy
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27

Mrs. Belle Ramsay and Miss Mary
Ramsay who were Christmas guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Hall, return
ed today TO their homie in Gastonla.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. Marshall ano
children of Davidson are guests this
week Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +
=. Johnston.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27

Miss Amy Cansler, who teaches
school near Lincolnton, is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cansler.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27

Miss Lucy Locke is home from the
North Carolina College for Women,
Greensboro, for the Christmas hoil-
days.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27

: DR.. and Mrs. w. P. Speas ard emu
dren have returned from Winston
Salem where they spent Chrlst'n.t
with Mr.. Speas' parents, Mr. am
Mrs. l.. A. Speas.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-27

Mr. Geo Craig of Asheville spent
Christmas with Mrs. Craig and daugh-
ter at the home of her mother, Mrs
Walter S. Taylor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12
Estado dosUndos, CO.
mo entodas parties

1ocos minutes despu6s dc hdiler depo-
sitado esta para tt. Muchas COSTS nan
yenido a anonadarme, va estoy can
sado de tanto sufrir, por 10 que an
sfo dormir ell sueno eterno. No es es-
ia una decision stibita. la realizo, por
Greer que es el mejor camino que debo
tomar; no puedo soportar, la idea de
pensar que vOy cada dfa poniendOme
mas viejo Y convirtiGndome en- una
pesada carga".
Y la ,carta terminaba suplicandole
a su amigo que ve!ara por su hernia
10, Warren S. Dey, que tiene ~ amos,
v Sc halla sin hogar. FL sobre d~lo-
aba que habfa sido depostado en- CO.
.reos las D. IN. del 26 aun cuandC
a carta tenfa feclia del 21 de abril.
Ota carta escrita al Colaisionado
lie la Policfa Faurot. decfa
mi viejo amigo Joe: Sfryase perdo-
marine Y tener compassion Y ser bueno
con mi esposa Hattie. No puedo per-
nanecer agarlado al arp6n, amigo mIo.
me voy Il fondo. Todo parece que
va desquiciarse, Y yo. el primero.'
+, La collection de Mick Carter Detec-
tive fu6 puhlicada por vez primera,
como decimos. por la casa Street Il
Smith. de New York. cl ailo 1890. Asf
10 declara en- carta pIfblica Mr.. Dey.
FL primer folletfn tituldbase Mick
Carter Detective" V 10 firmaba lrn
"Celebrado Autor''. La scric pronto
lleg0 interesar de tai manera al pu-
blico, que la denanda aumentaba, i
entonces apareci6 Nick Carter" sema-
nalmente, flmada por Nick Carter
Mr.. Dey fu6 un escritor muy prolf-
tico. Desde el aio 1880 dfcese que
escribi6 alrededor de 1916 aventuras
de Nick Carter, Y someramente compu-
tadas. fluyeron de su pluma proXima-
mente 100000 de palabras.
Mr.. Dey en- su juventud estudi6 para
dDOSdtlO. IClO OCJO Ia NdIl Cl At Cll It'2s .
para dedicarse a escribir novelas. que
publicaba con ell pseud0nimo femenino
de Bertha M. Clay Y mas despu6s con
los de Marian Gilmore Y otros.
Iltimamente su miseria era tan es-
pantosa, q. apenas 81 tenfa un centavo
Ell determiandas ocasiones, para desa-
ylnarse, teniendo que recurrir Il sus
amigos, entire los que estaban el Comi-
sionado. de Policfa Faurot V cl eN ms
pector Thomas Byrnes, jefe de Detec-
tives americanos durante 26 amos en-
New York, III auienes muchas yeces
consult6 los paSajes mas culminantes
de Sis obras policiacas.it 5QA 1ts,
: Lii d.ogia de los Elks No, 1. a la que
Mr.. Dey pcrtenecia. Sc hizo cargo del
icaditycr paia- darIe sepultui'a,- en- una
lfOrma decente. ---------
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12

cientemente entonces sc peg0 el tt
ro, cuya bala fu6 rebotar en- un es
pejo que habfa en- la pared, hacienda
10 fragmcntos. Fueron hallados en- Ell
bolsillo de su gabdn, algunos papeles
v varias cartas,, entire elias dos tres
anunciando sus intenciones, a partt
de las enviadas a sus amigos con an
telaci0n. Una de estas tristes misi
vas p6stumas, era para un viejo ami
go ingeniero, ii quien consultaba mu
cho Dey, y que Sc llama Comandantt
Joseph Caccavajo, decfa;:
"Querido Joe: Esta va a llenarte dc
estupefacci6n perO me decide zen
viartela, porque deseo desdc hace item
po que liagas algo por mi antes dc
prtir yoy con direction al mas
ALA por la ruta mas Irapida, partirf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12

~Aquellos que propalan inmisericOr-
des, que solo en- los pafses latinos,
principalmente en- los de habla cas-
tellana, mueren los sabios los homr
bres de Letras, dc hambre, teniendo
que apelar, la mayor parte de las We
ces al suicidio para escapar de la
deshonra, lean 10 que ACADIA de ocu-
rrir en- New York. en- Ia ciudad inn
perial de los millones fabulos0s, dom
de un gran escritor pone su vida a
MERGED de una pistola, porque va Sc
cncontraba en- Ia peor de las insol-
vencias.
Frederick Van Rensselaer, Dey, no.
table literato de 61 anos, autor de
la entretenida y original novela de
aventulas detectivescas, Nick Carter,
Sc ha suicidado en- su habitaci0n del
Hotel Broztell. que estd en- ell ndmero
3 de Ia Gale 81, de New York, Ell la
noche del 26 la madrugada del 27
de 'abril liltimo.
Su cadiver fuG hallado las . p.
M, por Charles f. Mclean, manager
de lii casa editora Street & Smith
que primero di0 a la publicidad el pri-
mer cuaderno de la obra que tanta
fama di6 su 'autor Ell ell mundo
FL senior Mclean habfa lido al no.
tel. como resultado de una carta reci-
bida por el director de la mencionada
casa, Ormond G. Smith. firmada pOr
el suicida, Ell q. lie anticipaba sus in
tenciones. FL visitante TOGO con los nu-
dillos en- la puerta del cuarto de Mr..
Dey, sin obtener respuesta. Entonces
llam0 al manager del hotel ordenan-
do este que la puerta fuera forzada.
Ell cuadro que a sus ojos Sc present6
era por demds patetico.
FL desgraciado autor yacfa en- el sue
10. ensangrentado con la mitad del
cuerpo metido bajo la CANA. Segdn
eXamen practicable del cadayer por ell
jefe de los med:c0s eNaminadores de
Ia Policfa. Mr. Dey. antes de atentar
contra su VIDA. Sc afeit0 Sc visti0 pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12

En- una fiesta caritativa celebrada en-
Viena, para socorrer las pobres artis-
tas del arte silencios0, que Sc encuen-
tran en- la mayor miseria en- Austria.
ceIebr6se una "Subasta de Besos", OBJ
teniendo la buera pro un persOnaje
que ofreci6 100000 coronas por dar-
lie un 6.cula bien prolOngadO la pre-
ciosa artista cinematografica austria
ca, Llama Haid, que aparece en- ell
grabadO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12

Ell CE' .BRADo AUTOR DE mick
CARTER Sc PEGA UN TIRO,
FOR s..E@'G rRARSE EN- LA MI
SERlA MAS ABSOLUTE, PASAN-
DO HAMBRES.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12

En- los manglares dc Pnerta de Tie
rr,h el ,sargentor Guillermo3 soldeyila
encontr0 tres; alambiques clandcstinos
&bandonados. Fueron ocupados. port
6l " avisados los agentes de renias
internas para que los destruyeran.
Evening star., 1922-04-13
rHos ]. OWEN Z SON. AucT1oNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRov.
Ell REAL ESTATE CONSISTING OF a
Hs RRseS Co.. a1sE sPEES
NoRTHwEsT. WASHINGTON. D. G.
whereas. default having been made in
the payment Of the principal and interest on
the debt secured on the hereinafter described
bearing date August II. 1904, and recorded
September 10. 1904, in liber 2s37. folio 2O6,
of the land records of the District of Colum.
of the note secured by said deed of trust.
the undersigned, the trustees named in said
deed of trust, will offer for sale under the
provisions thereof at p9SIIf snstqn in
DAY. THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF
APRIL. A. D., 1922, the following described
land and premises with the Improvements.
thereunto belonging. situate and lying in the
city Of Washington, District Of Columbia,
namely: All of lot numbered twenty-three
of square numbered eighty (s0). as per plat
recorded in liber No. III, folio $50 of the
records Of the Office Of the surveyor Of the
Terms Of sale: One third (1-a) of the pur.
chase price in cash, Of which 4 deposit of
5000 must be made with the trustee at the
time Of sale. and the balance In equal notes
years after the date Of sale with interest at
the rate Of 6 per cent per annum and payable
semi-annually. secured by deed of trust on
Of e9e the. The terms Of sale so Ss
complied with within ten days from date Of
sale, in default of which the property win
be re-sold At the risk and cost Of the de-
tisement IN some Newspaper published Ia
washington. d. G. All conveyancing, title
examination, revenue stamps and recording
at the expense of the purchaser.
EDWARD J.. STELLwAGEN,
\ Aa1l-d&4s.exSR Trustees.
Evening star., 1922-04-13
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AucrIoNEER.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING, NO 1888 18th STREET
NoRTHWEsT, ALSO LOT IN SOUTH
KENILWORTH, u. G.
Of the District of Columbia. passed in equity
cause No. 39O62, the undersigned trustees will
offer for sale by public auction: in front Of the
FIFTH DAY OF APRIL. AID. 1922. AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises, situate in the
wit: Lot numbered 1O1. in Diller B. Groff's
subdivision Of square 100, as per plat recorded
In Book 10. page %. In the Office Of the sur
bath and cellar brick dwelling hot water heat
No. 1888 18th st. NV.
on THE SAME DAY. AT $50 PM.
Of washington, known as and being lot mum.
bered 80. ia square 5l55. in the subdivision
Of South Keni!wOrth, ID. c., as per plat re.
one Of the records in the office of the sur
veyor for the District Of Columbia, Ioca ted
on Meade street. between Whittingham place
and Brown,ns place hr soHiG test h hMnimprGved
money to be paid In cash. the balance in tive
equal installments, payable in one and tive
years with interest at per cent Per ann annum
cured by deed Of trust upon the property
sold, or all cash at the the option ,,1,o Of the ,, pr
ing and $50 on lot at time of sale. All con,
veyancing. recording. revenue stamps and no
tarial fees at the cost OF the purchaser. Terms
Of sale to be complied with within thirt.
reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement of such resale
in some newspaper published in the city OF
RICHARD Fl. HORNER.
Stewart Building,
AUGUSTUS W. GRAY.
sos E ST. NV.
apl3-d&dbsexSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1922-04-13
rHos. J. OWEN & SON, Aucrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE 1MpRov.
ED REAL ESTATE AND PRINTING MA.
AND So STREET EasS15NhfR NoRTMwEsT ~ ASG 81
OF VALUABLE LITHOGRAPHING BUsI,
sTs NESS gv,A AND M0nl lE9TIPP!MENT AT 1899 1
July l, 1890 and recorded among the I land rec.
request Of the holders Of fifth OF the face
value Of bonds secured thereby. the under.
signed trustee will sell al. public auction on
sfs nSFa
1922, AT THREE O'clock PM, the the fol. q.
lowing described land and premises situated
front BY the full depth Of lot twenty y-nine
@ in 5 ten .. @ ., ard front h
full depth Of lot twenty-eight (28), in reser-
vation ten uO). together with all the i'm
thereto. subject to prior incumbrance Of record
amounting to- fifteen thousand dollars ISIS. .OOO)
and about six thousand dollars ts6, 00O), to-
gether with the goods, chattels and personal
property used in and about the printing busi-
ness formerly conducted by said Andrew B.
and saa Of
presses, feeders, linotype machines, trimmers,
folders. stitching and perforating machines,
should an offer Of less than s145, 600 be made
for the above personal property and for the
equity in the real estate, the trustees reserve
offer such property for sale on the succeeding
day at three O'Clock pm. subject to a prior
existing incumbrance of record on said real
and personal property aggregating approx
AND On THE SAME DAY AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the said trustee will also sell
al and n @ se e ana
as Nos. i6o8 and 1923 L street northwest, con-
stating Of perforators, stitchers. sewing ma
chimes, motors, drilling and folding machines,
eiueing, stripping, stamping, cutting and rul-
Ing machines, presses. motors. ETC.. one auto
mobile truck and office furniture and fixtures,
also all franchises and the business and good
will Of Andrew B. Graham Company, Inc.
Terms Of sale: Ten per cent Of purchase
hslance within thirty days after sale. All
conyeyancing. recording and revenue stamps
and notary fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms
~ sale to be complied with in thirty days
after sale, otherwise property may be resold
at risk and cost of defanlting purchaser.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK.
ap6-d&ds. .exSu trustee.