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FINE FURS IN FILM
Women of Experience" Cast Wear
100000 Worth of Them

Probably the most costly array Of
furs ever seen in a Paramount pic
ture is worn by the principal wo-
man character in Experience,
which was produced under the di-
rection of George Fitzmaurice and
which comes TO the r. q r. Lindsey
Theatre next Monday and Tuesday.
Arrangements were made with a
prominent Fifth Avenue furrier for
100000 worth OF fur coats, wraps,
stoles and scarfs for use in the pic
ture.
Yvonne Routon, as Fashion" (;
Nita Naldi as Passion; Lilvan
Eastman as Pleasure" and Edna
Wheaton, who plays Beauty" APP
pear gorgeously attired in furs that
will give those who see the picture
a glimpse Of the latest styles in fur
pieces. In one scene Pleasure"
wears a $500 Russian sable stole
and in another a $4,000 chinchilla
coat. Passion" appears in an err
mine coat valued at $4,000. "Fash-
ion" displays several fur pieces OF
great value and Beauty" Il attired
IN an evening cloak Of manor velvet.
embroidered in crystal and trimmed
with Russian sable. 1T
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21
DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES"
AT The LYRIC THIS WEEK

Dead Men Tell No Tales" is the
title Of a picture which was shown
at the Lyric Theatre this week, and
the manager. 4. MeElroy. certainly
showed some mack Of advertising in
impressing the ge7uiness Of that pic
ture upon the minds Of those who
passed that way. and no doubt the
dummy placed on the cot in front Of
the ticket window was instrumental
in getting many people TO enter the
show.
Mr.. NcElroy is doing everything
imaginable TO make that show Just
as attractive and entertaining As Il
Is at all possible. and the efforts he
is putting forth for its brtterment
are certainly meeting with success.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

election OF hon Suilcn r. aHChia'
10 United States Senate;
J. o. Jones. II. T. Kimbro, w.
r. Bledsoe. w. NJ. Mullican, Percy
Spencer, Geo. r. Bean. Sam 7. Da-
Wis. f. L. Klett. j. S. Johnson, J. n.
Wester. c. f. Maedgen, Floyd Beall
S. p. Robbins, ". c. Rylander, j; Z.
Burns, Geo. w. Briggs, L. G.. Ellis,
Raleigh Martin, r. II. M2Ttir1
w. May, A. l.. Harris- ~ Sai -
VEL, J. F PeTr Srtr5 %. G. G s a Coleman n.
Geo. II. Moore, G. L. Mills, L. +.
Richardson, Z. A. Moody, S. (. Cole,
Hearral, Will Cimbie, F. V. Brown,
Mrs II. T. Kimbro, J. d. Quick, J.
A. Burgess, c. X. Ashcraft. Mrs. s.
r. Robbins, Mrs. +. II. Haynes, J..
A. Wilson, c. l.. Davis, Mrs. II. W.
Sims. Mrs. ]. 5. Johnson, Mrs. M.
G.. Alternately, Mrs. Fred Stubs, DR..
j. W. Watson, Geo. c. Cooper Il, X.
Oates, l.. c. Denton, J. NJ. Bradley,
J. b. Green, I. j. Osborne, J. II.
Rhea, Rev. c. N. n. Ferguson, Rev.
A. N. Julien. Rev. w. A. Bowen,
Rev. Jno. T. Smith. DR.. J. w. Wat
son, c. Z. Hunt, w. X. Dickinson, Sr.,
Or. r. G.. Bates, DR.. w. S. Ferguson,
A. Y. Weaver, ]. c. Roberts, d. 6.
Ross, Neil II. Wright, c. 7. Jackson,
J. A. Jackson, VIII McCrummen, Jno.
W. Painter, 7. c. Oliver, w. T.
Graves, J. f. McClung, w. c.
Bryan, p. c. Mccoy, J. 7. Lawson,
T. NJ. lawson, w. +. Ballew. j. B.
Stroman, {. L. Adams. II. w. STAN
ton, ]. II. Eubanks, L. f. White,
W. N. Green. ID. ". Stokes, ID. Karr,
w. r. Adams, z. ID. Catchey. T. V.
Mckinney. l.. II. Holt, +. V. Harris
ton, ]. L. Graves, J. NJ. Witt, w. j.
Duncan, s.. L. Eoff. Mrs. B. r. Oates,
Mrs. T. J. Lawson, Mrs. Il. +.
White, J. II. Richardson. P. II. John
son, NJ. o. Owens. X. +. Green, J.
L. Murfee. H. A. Davidson, II. D.
Phillips, j. l.. Price. Elmo Wall, t.
Teal. II. X. Porter, T. W. Sharp,
w. II. Alexander. W. o. Barber.
Chas. s. Middleton, J. W. Lemond.
r. r. Norwood. r. c. Young, r.
Oliver, Mrs. r. c. Young. J NJ.
Lewis. Earl Moore. T. l.. Hughes,
p. c. oliver. W. Sawyer, John
Dslrymple. p. T. Dyuart. q. X. Scott.
i ar'' J. Il Smith, =. n. Payne Mira =.
III Payne. VI. A.. Morris, G. ID.
owens WI. Atkins, }. W. Agnew,
rr.<\pits, l.. y Christian. T. II.
nhs> "a. h. Barrier, y r. Vaughn,
M 3 n. Vaughn, Mr.. D. O. Jones,
- n. q. Ellis, Raymond Barrier,
nj w Walker. 4. W Squyres, Gus
N.bissk. A. Emms-l political adveF-
|AsmsnD
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21
READ me LAST IINEi

Ga Tuesday and Friday cvcnings
I will give free treatments To AL.
who are not able 10 pay for same:
have just returned from Chi
cago where | have been taking Sree-
ial work on all drugless lines this
Spring and summer, therefore,
feel better qualified than ever 10
relieve suffering humanity % all
ailmenta
when you are In Lubbock come
a. our ChlfopraCtlC parlufs and
make yourself feel "a home until
Ne arr "A lrisaro. lou vill nnd ihe
very beat ~ eompanl, good books,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21
AN INTERESTING BATCH
OF NEWS FROM CARLISLE

Bro. Boyd filled his regular APP
pointment here last Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. W. B. Ray. and children,
spent Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. J. +. Hinson.
Mr.. Kirk gave a party last FRI
day night. Ice cream, cake and
lemonade were served. Everyone
reported good time.
Miss Helen Ribble of Lubbock,
spent Friday night with Miss Ettice
Heffington.
Miss Mamie Hughes spent Friday
night with Miss Colene Holland.
Miss Esther Hughes spent Friday
night with Miss Eddy Harris.
Mr. Guy Altman spent Friday
night in the w. l.. Altman home.
Miss Ted Sims and Messrs. Ton
ME Sims and Newman Casey. spent
Saturday night in the Coffey home
Several of the farmers are at
tending the city wide revival, at
night this week.
Some Of Mr.. Burroughs relatives,
from Baird, are visiting him this
week
Mr. Lorraine Hinson spent Sat
urday night with MIR. Carl Ray.
Messrs. Prentiss and Sterling Jer-
den, Max Brownlee, Clyde Turner
and Everett Price, spent Saturday
night with Joe and Russell Moon;
Mr.. and Mrs. Moon and small
children, spent Saturday night with
their cousin, Mr. Turner
Messrs. Clay and Clyde Turner,
spent Sunday night in the Moon
Misses Artie Bond ami Eioise
Jones, and Tonne and Lester Sims,
spent Sunday afternoon with Miss
Thelma Hinson.
Misses Ona, Elsie Mae, Lavelle
and Mr. Carl Ray. spent Sunday IN
the Hinson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerden and little
sons, eileen and Bernie, enjoyed
ice cream with Mr.. and Mrs. Jones,
Saturday night.
Mrs. b. W. Casey, who was oper-
ated on last week, Is doing fine at
this writing
Mrs. Moore, who has been sick
for some time, Is not expected TO
live. The farmers Of this commun-
ity are going 20 work out MIR.
Moore's crop, Wednesday.
The Baptist meeting, which will
be held by Bro. Tennyson, will be-
gin Wednesday night, before the
first Sunday in August.
The Methodist meeting will be-
gin the fourth Sunday in August.
Il will be held by BIO. Piekens.
Mrs. Turmoil and children. spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Will
Price.
Mr.. Hamill Hinson spent Saturday
night with Mr.. Harold Wood.
Miss Ada Altman spent Sunday
with Mrs. Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esco Casey, and
Misses Artie and Joe Bond, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Bum
gard. Of Shallowater.
Carlisle singing class IS to meet
Friday night, instead Of Saturday
night. We hope that everyone will
come out and take part IN the sing
ing.
The crops in this part Of the
country are needing rain very bad
MIR. and Mrs. T. c. Casey. and
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar kehdle, who
have been visiting Mr.. Esco Casey
and family. left Sunday morning
for Abilene.
Mr.. Walter Willingham left sun
llav morning with Mr.. and MR..
II. &. Casey, Tor Abilene.
Ms. Evelyn Tubs, Who has been
visiting Miss Bees Sims. LETT Fri
lay night Tor Arkansas.
Mra W. u. Atkins and little
daughter kathryn, leii Thursday
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21
LUBBOCK REAL ESTATE MAN
VISITS DAUGHTER HERE

J. u. Lloyd Of Lubbock reached
Hereford Thursday and visited In the
home Of his daughter, Mrs s. w.
Camp. Mr.. Lloyd u engaged In the
real estate business In Lubbock and
Il on hls return trip from points In
New MEXICO Hereford nrand.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

Mrs c. NJ. Ferneaux and daugh-
ter, ~ Dallas. arrived IN Iubbock
Monday for few days visit with
friends Mr.. FerneauN u now IN
Sudan Visiting her sons, prominent
lands owners and agrlcultarlsia In
that section.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

and fine music. The best place In
town % rest and talk Free advice
on any question pertaining 20 your
health Free clinic on Tuesday
and Friday evenings. Mutton II.
Councll. ID G., IN. G., NJ. g, Y. ID.
and " 7 D. burrus Building.
Phone $40. AL
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21
Avalanche Classified Ads
Yuang dqmkH ale omhb y in


LOST-3Sxi i-2 Fisk cord casing
between Lubbock and second cross
ing Of Canyon on Plainview road.
Return 20 Avalanche Reward.
ii-3p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

Mra W. b. Atkins and little
daughter Kathryn, lett Thursday
for BOULDER, Colorado, for a few
days Walt.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

Mra W D. Rushlng 81 Plalnvlew,
vas visiting AZ The homo NJ her
aunf. Mrs.. W. y. Alklna, thls Neek.
sht retafiiIt homo fhur,daY
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Jack and car tools north
OF courthouse at foot of canyon.
Please return TO Dad Looney, at
Plains Poultry and Hide Co. Re-
ward 42-lp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

Mlss Alma Granger u stamford
4 hera Y|siilng Al Chs home n Mia
kose Wilson.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

FOR SALE OR TRADE--New
studebaker Special Six Roadsteri
been driven less than 700 miles,
Si75.O0 extras including 8 white
wire wheels. Will sell on good
terms or trade for vendors lien
notes. Will give or take difference.
Address J. L. Brabham, Idalou, Tex
as. 4o-ti
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

FOR SALE office supply and
typewriter business In Lubbock. A
good proposition 20 right party.
Wichita Typewriter Exchane, sos
sth Street, Wichita Falls, Texas.
42-1p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21
CULLEN F. THOMAS
u..FOR....
u. s. Senator

The undersigned citizens hereby
join the Lubbock County Club for
election of Hon. Cullen F. Thomas
10 United States Senate:
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

FOR SALE OR TRADE-isO
acres pantented land clear Of debt,
ali tillable, well located mere Here
ford, Deaf Smith County. Some
improvements; will sell worth the
money. Small cash payment, bal
ance long time at n low rate Of In
terest You can borrow money on
this land. II interested, see me at
once. v. N. billiard, office upstairs
Russell Building. 40-3p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

LOST-Long wasted yellow plaid
gingham dress between Experiment
tai Station and sos Avenue K Re-
turn 20 Avalanche. 42-l
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

FOR SALE-Typewriter. See v.
Shaw, Lubbock. ALP
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-21

Vote for II. L. BUD Johnson for
Sheriff. 3e-6.
Evening star., 1922-07-03

By virtue OF q cerfsin deed of tr,,et being
Instrument .s.ana NJ No 81 recorded April e. 1922:
Columbia. and at the request Of the marty So
cured thereby. the undersigned trastees, will
9mer On. ,, for ole At E1sIs anet,en In frnnt q
TEENTH DAY OF JULY. A.D.. 1929. At
GcLoGK: Pm. tive following Described
Washington. District OF Columbia to-wit:
All q lot numbered seventy one tI1l. in
Frank c. Lewin-s caEnt,fnht tfon Of lotn forty
!4o). to sixty -four fs4}. and part Of lot sixty
numbered one hundred efsh.S-eisht (Issj, -
per pIat Of said continuation recorded in
Liber s.. folio 1875. OF the records Of the oslice
this being the property known a. the Hsdleifh
Apartment Hotel: subjsct to pfior deeds Of
trust the nngaid balance upon which aggregate
accrued interest. the exact snsonnt Of which eb
will He an0ouncsd At the fine OF xafe. aud
subject slso TO sach estate, IL any. ss may re-
ant. who now occupies the premises under q
certain lease for q yeArs l,eaf1nH date the 2lst
day Of September. 1920, and duly recorded in
Terms of sale: One half Of the purchase :
money. over and abcve said trust to be paid
in caaA. the balance in twelve equal moufa1fy
aanam. secured by deed OF trust npoa the
property sbid. or all cash, At the option Of
the purchaser. 4 deposit Of $a5 900 required
Of tfIe pascnaser At time Of sale. All con
te5anrin6, recording. revenue stnmps and no.
tafll fees At the cost of the purchaser Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale, otherwise the trustees ne
serve the right to resell the property at the
risk ard cost Of the defauiting purchaser.
aftef hSe days advertisement Of snch resale
f. some nsw,papsr rrn,,sh.d ,..s 10 tAe city Of
no saie- -
WI. n. HOLLOWAY.
typ dtedba Tsrnstess
Evening star., 1922-07-03
fffos. J. OWEN 4 SON, AUcrfeNEERs.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Improved Real Estate, Con-
sisting Of the Five-Story
and basement brick apart
raent House Situate No.
1717 10th Street NV,
II Known As the "Dupont. ;"

By virtue OF q certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in LIber No. 4S78 folio 24s ct seq :.
ef the land records Of the District Of CO.
Iumbia. and at the request Of the party se-
cured thereby. fhs aoderxIgned trustee VIII
ssll It public snssien: ~ front q the prem;
BAT 0F JULY. k, D. 1922. At FOUR
end prenises. situate ir the city of wsstins-
ton, District Of Columbia, and designated as
ahd bssng lot numbered f.ty- nine t59D in
franklin r. Sanner's subdivision of lots III
squsrs numbered one hundred and ten (1I0,,
as per plat recorded In Lber %, folio 05, Of
the Secords Of the ONCE Of the surveyor Of
the District Of Columbia, together with the
Terms Of Sale: one-thitd of the purchase
money to b paid In casf, balhnce in t~o
eqnal Indictments. payable in one sad two
years. with interest at six per centum PAL
annuni, payable semi Annually. from dsy Of
sale. secured BY deed Of trust upon the prop
efty sold, or all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser. A depnst Of e. 800 will Be re-
quired It tine Of sale. All conveysucing,
recording. revenue stamps, ETC.. At cost Of
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be compiied with
within 30 days from day Of ss:e, otherwise
tile trustee reserves the right to resell the
pAschaSsr affer avs days advertisement Of
sueh reaall in some aexspaper published in
UNION TRUsT COMPANY
Of fhA District Of Columbia.
By GEO. o. FLEMING,
End vice President, 18th q SITS. n.w., trugtee.
TnvING xiRFEL secrenfy.
dAds. .exSuShoi
Evening star., 1922-07-03
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, ACCTIoNEERs
1881 @ Street NV.

rHos. 8. owsE 'sss q { $50; SOY, 1MrcrrosEERs'
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Asp uf;.ro.pATE IL HOTEL. KxowN As
+ TaEns1Rp8N TIE SoRp1N HOTEL sis .1esh ST
ny srtSs ef s..s.s s.ss s Of Il trust -. dated ID
ords Of ths District Of Columbia. snd ss the
rs4nest oss the paftses strared thereby. the
oa !. d. son vi" saos s q :. sss.
jSEr .. ,ssS sosSfz Tr oSs5R TkSsH P1Y SE
sna pTemi.e., afax,eS n q. district q
sh;,,, .ad nn0a anS as hs
street By full depth Of lot numbered two (2)
in T. Drury and othsrs' subdivision Of square
as per plat recorded in the efiee Of the su.: sur
veyor for the District Of Columbia in Liber
| p" at folio 2lo, with right Of way to the
b.red three tsl and four a. in S said sub sub
division. in said square. eentaiaed within the
ss t mites 4 "a: ana ro seanSs s, v ssesass
street. one hundred ana thfrty-six t1a6} feet
three and quarter tsisl inches north Of the
handred and eisStysass liss5. saa running
tssnes ssass qssa along I me iins Of .aid sreet
tsl iaciies. thence south seven t7l feet six (eJ
iHehes. thence west Hfty-thren i5al fest three
CD inches. thence north thifty three (33) feet
Mise sad quarter (nA inches. thence esat
ore hundred and six 600 feet sig ts} inches
to tbs begisains. =. !,
And also aAotbsr part Of said lot pnmeered
fowr ~ In s4M square, contained within the
following m<tes and bounds. vis: Beginning for
tht same At peiat Oh sid line ok said Six-
teenth street distant one hundred and thirty
sig l1S6l feet three and 4 quarter (SA1 inches
north Of the southeast corner Of said square
and runniug thence north 6fty {so) feet three
corner Of said lot. thence west one hundre1
thence ssuth sfty tsol feet thres and ! guar.
ter t3A} inches, and thence eAsr to the puint
Of beginning; su6tkct to pfior dee4 OF trust
incnmbtauces< amounting to so, 500 And
$126, 500. - -
Terms Of saIe: sS.oos m cash 1t time OF
eale and baIanes Of pufcAase prteR to Be paid
II cash wft1ffA thirty (30J days after sale.
AL coove1aaciss, Fec8rdtDg. rsyeaae stamps
anA notary feeS at eest OF purchaser or pur-
cAAsers. In evsAt Of default Of purchaser lor
purchasefs to ssmply With terms u sale Within
thirty dAJs Afssf 6Ate Of aIe ths properly
may be retold at TIA risk and cost of detAuit-
fnE purchaser after I've 6AyH advertisement
in some newspAper Published = ths District
WILLIAM. A. MILLS,
@. BRYAN FITS.
n. ScIpxs DONALDSON. cHAkiSS i.
FRAfL1Y AND ALLEN NacCEELEN,
Attoeneye 1og TrUDtNeS.
Evening star., 1922-07-03
ssLs Or VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT. IN KBNsINCTeN, MONT
GONERY COUNTY, MARYLAND,

AND LOT, IN EBNsINCToN, MONT
GoNERY COUNTY. MARYLAND :
|, By virtue OF the power and authority con-
February 8, 1921. sud recorded among the
land records OF Montgomery co,inty.- Mary
h land, In Liber p. B. R. No. 3ol. folio 4s0.
setc, the Undersigned nameI in the said mort
tgaGe and fos fhe purpoae therein stated, will Oh
FRIDAY. THE 7th DAT OF July, 1922,
AT THE HOUR OF -FOUR O'CLOCK Pm.
offer for sale. On the pfemtses. BY public auc-
i tion. the lGnd and pre,aises described in said
7 This lot, at the corner os Prospect street
and Connecticut avenue. fronts 117.s1 feet
On Cennecticut erenue. being the main
road to Washington, D. c.. with 4 depth ef
100 feat and . width In the rear Of %. ID
! feet. and 10 directly opposite ths Roman Cath.
ollie Church and is improved BY a substAntisl
two-stofy aud attic frame dwei1ins. with al
modern improvements and frame oarsse.
This property. 1ocated in tie town Of Ken
snston. hss ali the advantages of good foads,
stores, churches. schools electric light, steam
and electric service to Wsshingtoa, D. O.
Terms Of sale: Cash deposit Of $500 at the
time Of saie. balance of purchase money with.
In thirty days upon ra ra.incation OF the sale "
the circuit court Tor Montgomery county, Al
expenses to be adtnsted to the day Of sale.
wEI.IAM II. SURRATT,
Attorney named in mortgage,
Central Savings Bank Bldg, Balto.. Nd
jec0, ,o9-tyS6
Evening star., 1922-07-03

Ideal NE. Location-S6,3 800.
Three-roona deep brick home, In excel.
lent con.eltiou: large roens, hath;
modern heatinE plant: electric lights;
deep lot to paved affey; Lear metal
n.tnt.i attassi srTsened: newly pspsrsd and
Parkview-$785O.
:, One Of tine most attractive hays in
this section: e.fo6m cog6niai hftek home,
In epfendf0 c0nd3tfou; h.w.h; electric
lights: deep lot: front Ind seaf porches.
and many 9lhsr featuesA. Terma 81 600
esss. and $40 PER montA. .
Columbia Heights-$l1,OOO.
"A wonderfui opportunity fox TIE home.
ecker. An extf1ofdfsAfy eood vafue IN
this baBdeome Sssodesee, e6nfAinin4 9
rooms In hi.s condition. complete bath:
n.w.h.:- alectrie Iishts: Laundry equip
naents: large front COLOSSAL rSrc1 ~
rear porch; scrssns snd awuines Tor -
tire house; lot 1B0 fest deep % eIteY:
eMpie Eatage space. lnaeal location.
Attractive terms. 77rI-1T11
Chevy Chase--Special.
Army o11cer leeviss tswn, wants IN
eRer On this beantiYnl s-fooaa house.
Located % paved stTsef, jnst west
OF Conn. ave.; A.N.k.; electric Hghts;
opsn hrepl.ce: siesptns porch; danbfe
s,.sse are .sa ,.s, sry ssvs.ythisr rat Sc: e e
cate Q SeDnins barkAin n I 6etacted
property. call ~ at sncs.
p H / L L I p
Phone Main 400.
Evening star., 1922-07-03
AECTIDN ahLE
rBTt,NE RAYS.
rHoa4s ). OWEN 4 Son.. AucTIeNErks.

IhO0A0 j. O"ES q cONsl AtC1i0NEGhU.
rxusTkES. sALE OF LOTS 81 TO o. BOTH
INCLUSIVE, SQUARE 1OE1.. IMPROVED
Exs xsT14 DWEI41ISss NOW Under cos
~ vIrtss Of q certain decd of trust. being
instrument No. 80, recorded Mareh 4, 1922
y1manS the Lad records Of the District Of Co
lhmbfa, and at the reQuest Of the p1rty se-
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees viii
g ss as Ts Z 9TH 3 Ss e JF s
1892, AT FIVE O'Clock IN, the following
described l.nd snd prsn'ises sItuste IN tAs
district Of Columbia and being lots 81 to D6.
both Inclusive, IN Morris C. ruote's shbdivi-
sion Of lots In square 1O4l "a PER plat recorded
ia Libef %. folio LIS Of the records Of the
ONCE 0f tie surveyor Of tije District uf Column
bia.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to prior deed
Of trust for so, 600. Of which ~, 100 remains
In the hands Of the holders OF said FIRST trust;
to be disbursed 40 buildings progress. and the
amount over Ind atbve said prior deed OF
trust to be paid In cash. p 900 deposit re-
quired upon .. ceptance Of bid. Conveyancfng,
recording and revenue stamps At purchaser
cost. Terms Of sale TO be complied with
within thirty days from day Of sale. otherwise
the psdperty may b ressld at the risk and cost
'Of defau1tihE purchaser. sitter nre days I'd
vertisinr of snch resale in some Newspaper
published Ia Washington. d. C.
WALTER A. JOHNSTON. "a
GEORGE o.. WATSON, =
), je2d, Odds e1epAH6, Trustees
Evening star., 1922-07-03
7r3 18th St. NV.
Downtown--S11,5m.

Downtown--$l1 500.
Within walking distance Of the down.
town distffet. and c0nveasehe to a6vern-
ment departments: 2ssofy bfiek feai-
dence. .containtns II foents g bedsoems,.
10 now renting The "a snd "a floors fof
$50 ~ month. Easy terms.
Takeaa Park-$10,W.
Owner leaving city for tie west coast.
and has priced this home at the rikht
erice to eject an imnediate sale: at
iractise In appearance, With delishtful
assfoundinss: beautiful Lawn and Ghrub-
1sy. The house contains rooms. etnn-
rl..e hath. ineiosed sleepins potch;
>,t-watef heat: electric hshts: hard.
wood doors: s,. fesi op.a. ar.spiacs; t. Il frll
tubs etc. Site OF lot. 40x1f0; gAfAge
to match the house. Attractive terms
Bloomingdale-8,850.
An unusually attractive brick home,
colonial Design; located on the pfettiest
street In BlOomingdA1e: rooSns tile
bath: h.w.h.; electric lights; lot so
deep to alley: double safAee; honse 10
In Al condition. Attractive tefmA
Georgetown-%,O 600.
Colonial type brick home on one Of
the prettiest streets IN Georgetown: o
porches: hardwood trimminEs; lhouse 10
In excellent condition. Easy terms.
WI LII / A NJ S.
1No New York Ave.
Evening star., 1922-07-03
AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON.
TRUSTEES BALE or VALGABLE FF11E

DWELLING. no. 100 KENDALL ST.
NE, I'VE CITY.
BY virtue of q certain deed Of trust duty
recorded In Lher No. 4508, folio 81 ct sed,
Of the land records OF the District OF Coiun.
oia. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees VIII seIl at
public auction. in front Of the premfses, on
MONDAY, TIE THIRD DAY OF JpLY A. b.
1s22 AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the following
described land and ptem ses. situate Id the
District Of columb,s. ana desifnated % and
Icing lot 90. in block .. now square 4Cas. Ia
the subdivision known as Ivy City. - per piat
of record In the ONCE Of the surveyor for said
district in Levy Court No. g. at folio 10.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash. balance In
monthly fhstal!ments Of $35 each, with In
terest at s per cent, secured BY deed Of trust
on the property sold. o. all cash. at purchrs-
er's option. 500 Deposit required ut time Of
sale. Conveyancing, recording and revenue
stamps at purchasers cost. sale to be closed
within 20 days or deposit forfeited.
JOHN ". LEWIS
WILLIAM A. uOWfE,
5e21-d&ds, exSu Trustees.
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