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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-05
CITY BRIEFS

After conducting a search for a
chauffeur employed by Harry Gold
berg, of Oak street, Officers DIVER
and Buchanan last night, advised
John Janos, of Morris street. to
swear out a warrant for the arrest of
the chauffeur, in connection with
the loss of his %sheepskin coat.
Officer William Heating was
called to 315 Madison VENUE last
night. by Alfred Jackson, colored,
of 335 Prospect street, to investigate
a charge made against Charley Ma
lone. After an investigation, the
officer informed Jackson that it
would have to get a warrant. He
charged Malone with collecting
under false pretenses. Malone and
Jackson have been connected with
the running of the gymnasium on
Smith street, and this morning, it
was said their differences had been
settled.
Assistant County Clerk Robert w,
Helm is issuing today checks to the
county board of education in connec-
ton with the recent Highland Park
recount. Three members of the
podIu IeScINe poUI the secretary gets
500, Anthony J.. Silzer, for taking
care OF the ballot boxes receives the
sum of $40.
Paul Pitman, a driver for Frank
Mayo, contractor in charge of the
pipe laying on Second street in con
nection with the railroad elimination
work, will appear before the court
on Friday night to answer a charge
of driving a truck without a regis
tration card. Pitman's truck figured
In an accident with a delivery car
belonging to Morris Brown of Fords
and driven by Isadore Pitman at
the corner of Madison avenue and
Market street on Monday night.
A Public Service trolley car, a de-
livery wagon and an automobile
figured in an accident at the trolley
switch on lower Smith street yes
terday. The step of the trolley car
hit the hub Of Il. Sharkey's wagon
and the wagon rammed into the au-
tomobile of Jens J.. Mathiasen which
was standing at the curb. The dam
age was slight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-05
Hadassah Sewing
Circle viii Meet

The local chapter OF Hadassah
Sewing Circle will meet at the home
Df Mrs, s. Kramer in State gtreet
tomorrow night at 3 o'clock. IL is
expected many members Will be
present TO sew for the needy In
PALESTINE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-05
Not to Rehearse

The Woman's Club choral will not
rehearse tomorrow in the audito-
rum of the public library on ac-
count OF the literature meeting of
tho club. The next regular re-
hearsal OF the club will be an
nounced shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-05
Auxiliary to Meet

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the A. o..
II. will hold a special meeting To-
night at the home Of Mrs. Jonn
Kennedy, 1e5 William street at 8
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-05
ENGAGED to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Daniiovich. OF
New Brunswick avenue, announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Miss Anna Daniloyich. TO Frank
Prybylowsky. Of this city. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-05

George S. Silxer, F. NJ. P. Pearse and
Leonard Huntress were elected yes
trymen OF st. Luke's parish at a
meeting held Monday night. Fred
Ayres was appointed alderman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-05
Plan Rug Party

The Woman's Guild OF the work.
sr's Cooperative society will hold
their regular rug party, at the home
Of Mrs. Hansen, in Maple street, to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-05
Perfect Addition

How long have you been mar
ried2"
eight at a stretch."-Detroit Free
Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-05
BIG RED CROSS FUND
FROM THE OPPER WORKS

The enormous amount OF $S44.50
received yesterday from the Raritan
Copper Works employees boosted the
seventh annual roll call of the local
Red Cross up to $~6,353.42. This is
the largest amount received by the
local chapter in the plant
There are few returns yet to be
made from several of the smaller
plants, while many contributions are
still expected from individual men,
bers. Red Cross headquarters in the
Raritan building is receiving the
memberships and It is hoped that
the $4,000 mark will be reached dur
ing the next few days. The follow
ing are the additional receipts:
Previously acknowledged .~.$5,486.92
A. C. Clark, r. C. w.. 500
Employees of the Raritan
Copper Works ......... $3.50
Public School No. 6 49,. 1900
DR.. L. F. Kuntz ......... 500
D. P. olmstead .......... 500
$6,353.42'
Evening star., 1923-12-30
George Bernard Shaw.

PROPOS Of 1.-THE Devils Disciple
"A in which Basil Sydney Is being
starred" says Percy Burton,
prince Of theatrical writers. 1t is In
teresting to be able to give some
first-hand information and remints-
oences of the famous author. Percy
Burton, incidentally, was formerly
general manager for Sir Johnston
Forbes Robertson, Sir Herbert Tree
etc, who also presented Shaws $
"Androcles and the Lion" here with
Granville Barker.
The first time I met Mr.. Bernard
Shaw personally" says Mr.: Burton
was when I went to Adelphl Ter
race, where he still lives. IN London'
with an offer from an American mil
lionaire for his appearance In a Fltth
avenue salon several years ago;
Knowing Shaw's hatred or pretended
hatred Of publicity. the American
plutocrat offered to charter for him
a private steamer each way across
the Atlantic and give him a thou
sand pounds to appear at his dinner
table for one evening, after which
G. B. S. was at liberty to return IN
oognito, II such a thing were possl-
BILE. Shaw simply tucked his legs
under him. as he has habit OF do
ing while conversing. and yelled with
delight. but emphatically declined
the tempting offer.
"On another occasion, in making a
business proposition to Mr.. Snaw,
sent him a reply-paid telegram.
AS received a post card In reply 10
my telegram. in writing again face,
tiously suggested that he might Well
return the unused form for use else
Evening star., 1923-12-30

where. In typical Shavian vein,
G. B. 8. wrote: Dear Burton, 1 return
the form under protest. Replies paid
are my perquisite. I always answer
ny post and get my telegraphing free
"Apropos Of two certain very we'll
known actors suggested for the lead
ing parts In two or his plays, Shaw
wrote in connection with his Major
baroara, Miss - no use for such
part. I saw her on the occasion
you mention. Barbara must be young
and a gusher and capable of a top.
note OF real religious emotion. Flea
nor Robson would have been right
LOT IT. The man is clever character
actor Of the school that has no use
Undershaft requires very heavy
weight indeed. Until I get the right
man for that / shall not throw
away either of these big plays (His
own, OF course. and all this on a
post cardD
"Reverting to another letter 1 re-
ceived from Shaw. he wrote me:
Ladies of the old school will ask
large salaries. wreck the play and
shen declare they knew this Barker
enihusasm nS Sna neogps,encs mo sSSd s0utn ars
cheaper and much more attractive.
l grieve to say that I tore up the
american lady's small bill. I tear up
everything except banknotes.' And
IN another letter to me Shaw says:
late IN my own plays; the theater is
not the particular bottomless pit I
dance on the edge Of
Apropos of his 'Androcles and the
Lion Shaw wrote to me in America,
where l was presenting the play on
tour in conjunction with Granville
Barker: Be very careful not to start
public opinion on the notion that
Androcles is one Of my larks. 1t will
fail unless 1t Is presented as a great
religious drama-with leonine re-
lief. Thanks for the telegram
form; 1t will just de for Lady Greg
ory, who asks me to wire her.
''on a post card sent me when I
had applied to G. B. S. for a proper
tionate reduction In his fees on the
occasion OF the Performance OF a
mixed bill for Forbes -Robertson's
farewell night in New York and Bos-
for that actor) Bernard Shaw replied:
these half hours with the best
dramatists,' cit might be recalled
that Shakespeare was included). I
forget what we did before, but no
doubt we can do 1t again
t"And apropos of his Caeser and
Cisapstra' l treasure the following
are perfect jewel of manager. 1
don't know what Forbes
would do without you. But you
know very well that on such busi-
ness as you do with Caesar in Amer
lea can get Is per cent, so the 10
not grudge mel may be regarded as
33h per cent less than I would take
from anybody else. But you are quite
right to try"
Evening star., 1923-12-30
"Lishtnin'." January IA.
"I IGHTN1N will be presented a

HI IGHTNIN will be presented at
- the National Theater the week
beginning Monday. January IA.
Thomas Jefferson. son of the late
Joseph Jefferson, will be seen in the
role Of the sIow-moving old mountain
vagabond, whose nickname gives the
play it's title. Mr.. Jefferson links the
finest traditions of the American
stage with a brilliant portrayal of a
role that can be compared only with
RIP Van Winkle," immortalized by
his father.
While Lightnin' Bill Jones has
many of the virtues and frailties Of
Washington Irvings tattered hero of
the Catskills, there is little similarity
in the two plays which bear their
names. "Lightnin's" combination
OF thrills, heart throbs and surprises
from the pens of Winchell Smith and
Frank Bacon, with a record of long
runs in New York, Chicago, Boston
and other large cities which COM
pletely dwarfs the feats of the elder
Jefferson In RIP"
Bessie Bacon. daughter of the late
Of Margaret Davis, the divorce-seek-
ing vaudeville actress. Charles T..
Evans, remembered by older theater-
goers for his long service in "A Par
1or Match" Will play the Reno judge.
With his partner, the late Bill cole
Hoss") Hoey, Evans has won the ap-
plause and laughter of millions, and
his drollery has never been heard to
better advantage than in ''Lightnin'."
Evening star., 1923-12-30

boards. Eighth Wife,. also comedy,
Back Stagey Thursday and Friday,
May McAvot. in 'Hsr Reputation"
Sennett comedy, "sKyiarking," and
Kinograms; Saturday evening, Flor
an: "Jack Frest." kesop's Fables and
chapter of I'm the Days of Daniel
Boone" :; Saturday matinee same as in
the evening, except that "Conquering7
the Woman will be Withdrawn and
one more popular with the younger set
will be substituted.
York.
Today and tomorrow. Gloria Swan
son, in "Zaza," and Cliff Bowes, In
Hang On; Tuesday, Buster Keaton.
in Our Hospitality; Wednesday, Ken
meth Harlan and Florence Vfdor. in
"The Virginian,' and "Heeza Liars
African Jungle; Thursday, Claire
Windsor and Norman Kerry, in THE
Acquittal." and Harry Pollard. in It's
Boy: Friday, Holbrook Blinn and
Enid Beuuett, in The Bad Man" and
Ben Turpin, in pitfalls OF a Big CITY.
Saturday, Lionel Barrymore and Seena
Owen, in "Unseeing Eyes" and Aesop
Fable
Evening star., 1923-12-30
Ambassador-"Her Tempo.
rary Husband"

Her Temporary Husband" First
Nationals funny film version Of Ed
ward Paulton's stage play. will be
shown also today and tomorrow at
CrandalPs Ambassador Theater. In
this amusing story the girl finds her
self confronted by four husbands who
all look alike. The added offering
will be Christie's BLACK and Blue"
featuring Jimmie Adams, and the
overture for the week will be COM
prised OF selections from The Only
Girl" by Victor Herbert
Tuesday and Wednesday Charles
Rays perturbation OF THE Courtship
of Myles Standish," an adventurous
romance Of one OF the most pic.
turesque periods in the history Of the
nation, will be shown, with a new
Aesop Fable. THE Good Old Days"
with an overture of selections from
Sullivan's Patience" Thursday and
Friday. Metros -peppy production of
Pleasure Mad" an epic OF the flap
Per era, in which Huntley Gordon
and Mary Alden are prominently
cast, In a story Of the jazz age, to-
gether with Charles Chase. q new
comedian, as star Of AT First Sight"
and a fantasia. The Jazz Age" Ben
Alexander. Irene Rich. Henry B.,
Walthall and Rocklife Fellowes Will
be seen Saturday. in First Nationals q
Boy OF Nine" by Booth Harrington,
and "Our Gang" in Dogs Of War;"
Evening star., 1923-12-30
A Girl Santa Claus.

yNHEN one Of the largest musical
w instrument companies of the
country was seeking recently to Sc
cure some popular and well known
motion picture actress to make q
phonograph record conveying a
Christmas greeting from Movieland,
they finally paid high tribute to Shir-
ley Mason. star of Fox pictures, by
selecting her as the screens Santa
Claus.
Miss Mason was SO proud of the
distinction that she quit In the mid
ole of her work on South Sea Love-"
her newest picture, which will be
SHOWN at the Strand today, and rush
ed east to New York to make the
record.
1t is entitled Christmas in Holly
wood" and 1t is a warm message Of
cheer and good will from the petite
screen star. 1t comes in a Christmas
red folder decorated with holly, and
besides has a halftone and auto
graphed picture of Miss Mason with
1t.
Evening star., 1923-12-30
Central" Bright Lights Of
Broadway"

Crandalrs Central Theater, begin
ming this afternoon at 3 and through
Wednesday. will present B. F. Zeid-
mans production of Bright Lights of
Broadway" featuring Doris Kenyon.
Harrison Ford, Lowell Sherman, Ed
mund Breese and Tyrone Power. with
the entire chorus from the New York
Htppodrome and the sixteen Tiller
girls from the Ziegfeld "Follies" The
comedy Will be Our Gang" in Dogs
Of War" and the Kilograms also
will be shown.
Bright Lights OF Broadway" re-
lates the story Of a small town singer
who accepted q chance to become q
musical comedy player on Broadway.
Mr.. Thompson's pipe organ recitafs
win complete the program.
Thursday and the remainder Of the
week will be shown Myron Selsnick' g
picture OF Robert w. Chambers The
Common Law" Corinne Grifith is
the beautiful model. supported by
Conway Tearle, Elliott Dexter, Ho-
bart Bosworth. Bryant Washburn.
Doris May, Miss Du Pont. Dagmar
Godowsky. Harry Myers. Wally Van
and Phyllis Haver Cliff Bowes will
be seen, in Under Cover" and the
Kilograms and pipe organ will be
added attractions.
Evening star., 1923-12-30

"Wednesday, ."'The untamable"; Thurs
day, Haldane Of the Secret Service ;
Friday, Marie Provost, in RED
Lights: Saturday, "The Brass Bottle"
Home.
Today and tomorrow, Gloria Swan
son. in "zaza": Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Thomas Meighan. In 'Woman
Proof; Thursday, Carmel Myers, in
'"rhe Love Pirate; Friday. Gareth
Hughes. in Don't Write Letters; +;
also an episode OF In the Days of
Daniel Boone; Saturday. ReGinald
Denny. in ''The Abysmal Brute
Olympic.
Today, Marie Provost, in RED
Lights; tomorrow, Three Wise
Fools" Tuesday and Wednesday,, Nor
ma Talmadge, in Ashes OF Ven
geAnce"; Thursday, Bryant Washburn
and Eva Novak, in Temptation; Fri
day, Gladys Walton, in The Wild
Party" and George O'Hara. In Fight
ing Blood: Saturday, Douglas Fair
banks, jr.. in stephen Steps Out"
Princess.
Today and tomorrow. "The Bad
Man; Tuesday and Wednesday, Zane
Grey's ITO the Last Man; Thursday,
THE Forbidden Lover; Friday, THE
Evening star., 1923-12-30

Marriage Maker; Saturday. 'sThe
Eagles Feather"
Raphael. ..
Today and tomorrow, Claire Wind
sor and Norman Kerry, in ""The Ac-
quittap; Tuesday Mildred Harris, in
"The Daring Years" Wednesday, and
Thursday, Blanche Sweet, in Tn the
Palace of the King; Friday, Lame
Haid. In The Affairs of Lady Hamil-
ton; Saturday, Jack Z H6xie, In
where Is This West?
Savoy.
Today and tomorrow, Buster Keaton,
In Our Hospitality" and Harry Pol
lard, in Its Boy; Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday, Jackie Coogan.
in Long Live the King" and Aesop
Fable; Friday, The Spider and the
Rose" and George OHara, in Fight
ing Bloodr; Saturday, 'on the Banks
of the Wabash" and Lige Conley. in
"Runnln' Wild"
Takoma.
Today. and tomorrow, Douglas Fair
banks, in Robin Hood" Tuesday and
Wednesday, Gloria Swanson. in Blue
Evening star., 1923-12-30
Edward Eggleston $ Great
Story.

Senator James E. Watson and other
members of the Indiana delegation
in Congress. members of Congress
from other states, the diplomatic
corps and prominent Washingtonians
have geen invited by the society to
view the picture.
Miss Jane Thomas, who plays the
leading feminine role in the picture,
will appear personally at Its pre-
miere showing, as will Henry Hull.
who plays the character Of the
schoolmaSter
Evening star., 1923-12-30

TO give 1ndianians in washlns,on ton
- an opportunity to pass on the
Aim version of Edward Eggleston's
famous story. "The Hoosier School,
master" whitman Bennett Will give
an exclusive showing Of the picture
before the Indiana State Society az
the New willard Hotel on January 8.
The screen version of the classic Will
be released for general exhibition late
in January. it's showing before the
society here being Its premiere
Evening star., 1923-12-30
PHOTO PLAYS THIS WEEK.

OF this week at Crandalrs Theater.
II presents . series Of excellent
character studies. The romance
springs from tho activities OF a
mail carrier; the latter newly en-
listed In the railway mail service. A
plot to rob the mails paves the way
for the thrilling climax. Ralph Lewis
and Johnny Walker are featured.
will complete the bill.
Anna Q. Nilsson and Frank Keenan,
are stars of Metros production of
Hearts Aname," which will be
shown Thursday and through Satur-
day. It Ia q hlm version of q famous
play. A new AeSop Fable, "The
High Fliers." with the pipe organ
music will round out the program.
Evening star., 1923-12-30
tcontinued from rhird P.xe.l

York. Disillusioned. he leaves for
Arisona. where. in the night for
health. he meets Flo Hunter, q girl
OF the old west. who. falls in love
with him, and whose sacrifice in
his behalf aids materially In his
struggle for recovery.w whom. unex-
pectedlys Carley appears. overcome
with remorse, and determined to
sacrifice herself for the sake Of her
old sweetheart.
A new Ben Turpin comedy. Ten
Dollars or Ten Days: the Pathe news
views. Topics OF the Day and an
overture and musical score by Mr..
Gannon's orchestra will be added
attractions.
Evening star., 1923-12-30
Lincoln-Marion Davies in
Little Old New York"

Little Old New York" will be
shown the entire week beginning this
afternoon at the Lincoln Theater, U
street at 12th northwest. with Ma
rion Davies In the central role.
The story Iunfolded in this kaleido-
scope of the early growth Of the
metropolis Is packed with romance
Porsonages, who subsequently be-
came world leaders. are seen setting
about tho early beginnings Of struE-
gies that placed them at last on the
pinnacle OF success Threading 1t all
Is . tale Of love and adventure that
grips the interest. Harrison Ford Is
cast In the male role opposite the
star.
Manager Lane has largely aug
mented his orchestra for this en-
gagement. Other attractions will in
clude the Kinograms.
Today performances will be given
at 8. S, 7:15 and $3.50. and weekdays
at l. 3. 5. 7:15 and $3.50.
Apollo.
Today and tomorrow, Buster Kea-
ton. in Our Hospitality" and novelty
reel, Golden Gems: Tuesday. Wed
nesday and Thursday. Jackis Coogan.
Faoie: Friday. day sos on % she BANKS as Of a'Se ,Se
Wabash" and Harry Pollard. In TITS
a Boy; Saturday. The Spider and
the Rose. and Our Gang" in Dogs
Of War"
Avenue Grand.
Today and tomorrow. Buster Kea-
ton. In Our Hospitality" and novelty
reel; Close Hospitality: Tuesday.
coosan. in Long Live the King" and
Aesop Fable; Friday, "The Spider and
the Rose" and George O'Hara, IN
Fighting BLOOD: Saturday. 'On the
Banks Of the wabash" and Harry
Pollard, In "It's q Boy"
Carolina.
Today and tomorrow. "Ruggles of
BED. BED Gip KsG TSssd:y rnd wsSns:day
Marriage W Maker; Friday, "The
Eagles Feather: saturday. first. cpl
sode Of Beasts Of Paradise tmatinee
onlyl. and Lon CLANCY, in THE
Shock"
Chevy Chase.
Tomorrow and Tuesday. Blanche
Sweet and Edmund Lowe. TN In the
THE Cat That Failed" (matinee New
Year dayl; Wednesday and THURSDAY.
Gloria Swanson, in "Bluebeard's s
Eighth WIFE; Henry Murdoch. in
"a Hula Honeymoon: Friday. John
Gilbert, in The Exfles." Our Gang IN
Dogs OF War; Saturday. topen 2:sO)
Lionel ksa.! Es Bssrym0re' n In r., Ulseelns Ms
Dumharton.
Today. Viola Dana, in THE Social
Code; tomorrow. Counterfeit Love-;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Harold
Lloyd. in why Worry?"; Thursday
Evening star., 1923-12-30
Crandall' The Mailman

tribute to the faithfulness and cour-
age of Uncle Sans postal service. an
entertainment that abounds In humor.
pathos and thrills. will be shown tor
the first time here the first four days
Evening star., 1923-12-30

and Friday, Blanche Sweet. in 'In
the Palace OF the King; Saturday,
Tom Mix. In Soft Boiled"
Empire.
Today and tomorrow. Hope Hamp-
ton. In The Gold Diggers"; also
comedy. Tuesday and Wednesday,
Buck Jones. In big Dan: also
comedy. Matinee Tuesday at 2 pm.
Thursday. all-star cast, In Crooked
Alley: also comedy. Friday. George
Walsh. In. slave OF Desire; also
comedy. Saturday, Jack Hoxie, in
Men In the Raw; also the last epi-
sode Of The Santa Fe Trail" and
comedy.
Elite.
Today and tomorrow. Corinne Grit
nth, In six Days: Tuesday and We'd
nesday (open 8 p.m.), Blanche Sweet
and Hobart Bosworth. in I'm the
Palace OF the King: Thursday, Claire
Windsor, in The Eternal Struggle; !;
Friday, Ethel Grey Terry. in 1.-THE
Self Made Wife; Saturday. Ramon
Ends"
Evening star., 1923-12-30

Bessie Barriscale will end her two
years in vaudeville next month and
go to New York to put on Ashes"
an original play by her husband.
Howard Hickman.
Evening star., 1923-12-30
Hippodrome.

Today, Gloria Swanson, in "Blue-
boards Eighth WIFE: tomorrow,
THE Man Who Waited; Tuesday,
Conrad Nagel, in Lawful Larceny;
Evening star., 1923-12-30
Chevy Chase.
Dumharton.

Today. Viola Dana, in The Social
Code; tomorrow, Counterfeit Love-;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Harold
LLOYD, in why Worryr; Thursday
Evening star., 1923-12-30
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. "Ruggles of
The Bad Man; Thursday, The
Marriage Maker; Friday, "The
Eagles Feather: Saturday. first. cpl
sode Of Beasts of Paradise (matinee
only). and Lon CLANCY, in THE
Shock"
Evening star., 1923-08-10
BUS HITS BOILER VALVE,
WOMAN DIES OF BURNS
Twelve Others in Critical Condition
After Accident on Christian
Herald Trip.
RESORTS.
OCEAN CITY, y. }.
BY the Associated Press.

NYACk. y Y. August 10-One
woman died of burns from steam. two
may die. and ten others are in a
critical condition at a hospital as a
result of IA collision last night, when
motor bus in which sixty women
We're passengers. careened into the
boiler of concrete mixer. The VIC
Tins were employees of the Christian
Herald of New York and were re-
turning TO that city after attending
the celebration of the thirtieth ami
versary of the Christian Herald home
here
The bus skidded while passing over
a rough stretch of road under repair.
witnesses said. and knocked steam
valve from the boiler. Instantly the
bus was enveloped in scalding vapor
Miss Dean Reda Of Brooklyn died
after being taken to the hospital
Miss Moretta Younger and Miss LII
liam johnson. both of New York, may
die IL was said at the hospital.
Evening star., 1923-08-10
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1923 1st
STREET NV.
BY an order OF the Supreme Court of the DIs-
tr.ct OF Columbia passed in equity cause No.
40S49, and a certain deed Of trust duly record
ed In Liber No. 1852. folio S57 ct seq !, OF the
land records OF the District OF Columbia. and
At the request Of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustee will sell at public auc-
tion, in front OF the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, THE TWESTY-SEC0ND DAY OF AC-
GUST. A.D. 1923. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and premises,
situate in the District OF Columbia and desig-
ted and being lot 10 in block 2 In Moore
and Barbour's Addition to Washington" as
per plat recorded in the Office OF the surveyor
for the District Of Columbia In Liber County
IS at folio IS. subject to the covenants
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash, balance In two equal
fnstallments, payable in one and two years.
with interest at SIX per centum per annum,
payable semi-annually, from day Of sale. sc.
cured by deed of trust upon the property sold,
or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A
deposit of $3.50 will be required Mt time OF
SAFE. All conveyancing, recording, revenue
stamps, etc. at cost OF purchaser. Terms Of
sale I've complied with within 80 days from
day Of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the
right 10 resell the property at the risk and
cost of defarltng purchaser after Ave days
advertisement Of such resale In some news
paper published In Washington, D. C.
WARRINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
By ANDREW PARKER.
aulo-d&ds.sxsu Yiea Pyssidsnt.