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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-14
Cop Shoots, Suspects Run,
Leaving Alcohol Behind

Patrolman. Anton Milewski, while
patroling his beat on Orange street
about 10 o'clock last night, noticed
two men acting suspiciousy in, an
automobile. On his approach the
men fed despite the fact that he fred
two shots at them. The men left be-
hind them can containing a large
quantity of alleged alcohol,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-14
join NATIONAL ASSN.
Employed Boys Club, of Local Y.
NJ. G. A. Becomes Part of National
Brotherhood.

About dozen members of the
Employed Boys club attended the
weekly meeting and supper at the Y.
NJ C. A. last evening. Superintendent
F. r. Woods, of the Corbin Cabinet
Lock Co., gave brief address in
which he advised the boys to spend
their leisure hours profitably. He
told them to be thrifty, to improve
their education, read good books etc.
Edward Kalwat, secretary of the club
spoke for few minutes.
A certificate of affiliation with the
Employed Boys Brotherhood of the
United States was received. A buffet
lunch was served.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-14
Brief News Dispatches From all Over the World

French forces occupy GelsenkiTeh'
en-, arresling mayor and other Officials
who were severely beaten, according
10 Berlin semi-offleial agency dis
patch,
Grand Faseista council in Rome,
under Mussolini's guidance, eempals
Fascist Free Mas0ns 10 quit Free
Masons or the Fascist
Bishop Fegarty of Killaloe appeals
10 Irish youths, 10 save their country
from ruin,
Bonar Laws speech in Commons
gives little basis for hope that Great
Britain will mediate between France
and Germany in Ruhr troubles. un=
official London opinion says,
French occupation Of Emmerieh
cuts chief line OF rail and water
route between Holland and England
and isolates Ruhr industries from
neutral countries.
Modernists In Russian church start
campaign TO remove all bells from
churches and turn them into ploughs.
Moscow adyiees declare.
Floting weather bureau will soon
watch over vessels at sea, protecting
lives and property, Washington Of
ficials hope.
supporters OF British debt settle
ment plan arc confident of early IA
vorable vote in United States senate.
President Harding unofficially de-
clared to have approved governmental
plan, including consol-
ldation OF war and navy departments.
Baltimore police halt inquiry into
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-14
MAY GIVE MORE INTEREST.

Paris, Feb. 14.-The report is cur
rent in the Hobbies of the chamber of
deputies that Minister of Finance De
Lasteyri is about to increase by one
half of per cent the interest on the
national defense bonds due to great
falling off in the public demand for
these securities.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-14
ANOTHER INVESTIGATION

Washington, Feb. 14.-An investi-
cation to determine whether civic
rights of American citizens have been
abridged or denied during labor con-
troversies in the coal industry and
whether breaches of civil or criminal
law has been involved with purpose
of fixing responsibility was begun to-
day by the federal coal committee.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-14
DRUGS AT WHOLESALE
Striking Ladies' Garment Workers
Union Opens New Store.

New York, Feb. 14.---officials of
the striking international ladies' gar
ment workers union today planned to
establish drug store, owned and
conducted by the Union, from which
medicines will be sold at cost ex-
clusively to members.
Through proper buying and CO.
operation" reads a notice issued by
the Union, THE prices charged will
be but a small percentage of the u.s.
ual charges at drug stores.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-14

fcpoftcu hAuhapplhs ~ HUMAN NetasH
ollie sister and incident apparently u
officially ended.
Albert nailin, in swarn deposition
made public al Chicago for defense OF
alleged communists. declares Burns
detective agency offieial caused Bailin
to write letter to New York post
master, threatening TO kill him and
blow up woolworth building,
Secretary Of War Weeks assigns
Colonel J, A, Hull 10 expedite dis
posal Of government war contracts in-
volving more than 10000 eases,
Cleveland Federal Judge rules that
war draft eyaders are immune from
prosecution under statute OF iimita.
tons,
New Hayen-Yale limit for fresh
man class next fall to be $50,
New Haven--Elberidge C. Day.
Yale student, died of infiapmation OF
the brain. had complained of pains
after boxing match on January 20.
MISUNDERSTANDING held on birth
control bills. with Bishop Murray
chief speaker In opposition.
Hartford - City fire commission
opposed 10 the taking over OF fuel
control duty by fire marshal.
Greenwieh-state council OF car
penters and joiners selected Hartford
for 1924 convention and reelected ].
l.. Richards OF New Haven president.
Hartford-Passage OF all bills be-
fore the general assembly would re-
quirc expense OF s62.000.000. nearly
double the estimate state receipts for
the two year period.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-14
WILL NOT PROHIBIT MASKS

Columbia, s. S., Feb. IA bill to
prohibit the appearance in public Of
persons wearing masks, or otherwise
disguise was defeated SO to "a on a
second reading in the house of repre-
sentatives last night.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-14
WANTED!

-One thousand women to
sew covers on base balls at home,
Spare or all time. Apply for instruc-
lions at the branch office at Bond
Tober Sporting Goods Company, III
North Street, New Britain. Main Of
flee and factory at IL Goodman Place,
Hartford, Conn.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-14

will never die" If they use Herald
classified ads.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-14

Never mind, Herald classified a
will find it.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-14

reported kidnapping Of Reman caths
ollie sister and incident apparently Is
officially ended.
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04
@GderireHer.

Gin i6iucOiiGer Shriitneaer
bate i'm Sabre 1913 eth poIitiide3
Bud geinriebeu, oaS groBen Mn.
ltoB crregtc. Gr wilroc uerurteiIt
uno botte 81 mdDIen, Oh CT entDalip
tct rercen o0er icin int 9ouiaoA
gefoGtcs Wlonuifript ciiet lu0de.
Jtidt ic gut 5attc eS Sloot &ol
mar, Der eiuige idorf gepIeiicrte
Sntircn gegen 0eu @cr5og Bern.
Jor0 uou SaAicu Iatic Orlldcn lal.
ien. Sbm wuroe icin @lU nidjt crit
lUeld getodjt mo hit 6%leiidJbriibl
lerpiert, CT mlbte eS rob mo u6l
liz u%Railgeutadyt ueribIinJcn. gtog
lmlimmer erDiug Is in Sabre 1865
0en berii1mtcu 9iedtsgeleDrten N1I-
lipp Olou0urger. @r mur0e DOR
oeu graltlnuieu Jiidtern uerurteil1
eiu bon jbuu uerfaBtes Hnmpblet 81
uer6ebrcu, un0 mobren0 0cs GIiens
erbielt er nod ertra Eeitldenbiebt.
Gie @eiBelung b0rte crit nit Dem
lebtel S.Giipleld)en oui. Ycrnabo
&isconti aus ser beriibmten LAM
bar0iiden 6au1ilie 5uallg I'M Sabre
1870 5uei pdpitIide Gele9ierte, Ole
@rfommunitotiousbulle, Die lie ihm
iiberbrtugen ioltelt, init ben Iei0ts
rtelt Sdnilren mo oen Yleiiiegeln
III ueripeiieu. ltno babel mar ole
Yuae nid)t Nopier, %ionOern Yer9a.
mcnt, mos lraGIOS &eronIungsbes
idnuer0eu beuirtt baben 0%iiritc.
Wienid)eu nit oStrauBenmagen',
Ole iid aud idon im Saricte pro.
or5ierten, bat es 81 allen 3eitcn
gegebe1l. Ser SllrIodIe Satob &nD-
le, ser i'm oAt3ebnten Sobrbun.
oert lebte, bat elres Cages, llacDoein
er Idpn odt Sdod %~iIonnen gu
lid genommen bate, infolge elmer
&Sette olld) nod Den Duoeliad eilles
maltoern0eu Wtuiitanteu ueripeiIt.
Als CT pegen oieles 0reuels D 0en
9ii6ter geIiibrt muroe, oriidte CT
ous blewerne &inteniab oes Nftlt-
ars 8nlantmeu, i'm e3 0lcidfallS
leitem met uno nogeIfelten yer
OalltngSupparat eiu5uuerleiber. lln0
in Den observation-disclosures pom
Gnoc oes iieb5eDnteu SabrbunOert$
miro me6riad zines 8laSfrellers
Ho5oro in &enc0ig geOadt, Der &C.
gen Elm tleineS &onorar gor5 M
Jlaubli6e Quontit1ten @IaS, Sob.
len, Sano, Sen, Moae mo oerglei.
den biluulterpiirgte.
Oelreih er5dblt pom eillcm otter
reihijden General, Der I'M Die 9iit-
re oes oHtjebnten SabrbunDertS
leinen @I1ubiger 6lpang, cinep
SduloiGein iiber 5peitouleno Sui
Sen. Den CT i6m pr6ientieren wolIte,
III ueripeiieu limo bon Den Sorta-
rem berihtet ntall, ouB tie ollie Sll,
der, Die lie erlangen fonuteli, Iplt
Sleild fraben, nm lih Die IN Den
9iideru entbnltclte 8eisbeit oll5lt-
eignen. 90 pifott mie Die 2aolIi9
lran50lilder Holnnnc, Die Dor Dem
ariege ltod Argeutinien unterpegs
luor mo iniolge llntergalges oea
Sd,iifcs oen Seefiiben III ben Sia-
den Iiel, Iino Bidder oils Nnbrun9s-
mittcl i'm allgemeinen ni6t.
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04
Ter eOrO Ser &an6er.

3u ser 3meiten @dlfte Oes Is
sSohr6uaoerts woreu NciIenoe nId)t
ciumol in Der llmgebung bon Son-
DON oapor lider, BON StraBenrau'
bern algegrifien 3u meroen. Ser
Sarl BON Nertlep, Der 1910 ltarb.
hattie oft ertldrt, oaB natitrlid) le-
Oermaun %itberruannt meroen fonll-
tc. meul CT uoa mebrercn ii6crfal-
len uiroe, aber oaB CT iel6it lid)
niemals eiuem ein5igen Worit
erqehen miiroe. Il3 er cinitmaIS
nodlts fiber Die S0lnSlombeioe III
Der WGbe bon 2onoon fubr, nun DC
lein &eiienagen bon einem Mon te
IN i3iuil ongebalten, Der Den aopl
eurtb oos 6euiter oeS @agenS |tef-
tc uno meinte;
nSbr ieio ood 2oro Yerflep?"
sSSya, Ger bin it," ontportqtc
Der &oro.
Sic &eute iogeu, Sbr Bdttet sc
prahlt, Sbr wiiroet @nd) ME eincm
tin5elncn St%roBenr0uUer %croeben2"
gGas babe i) 9etan."
.Nrm mobl, i'd bin elm ein5tlner
StraBenr6uber, uno id iage Sud:
0elo ober &eoen!"
oGu feiger SunoI" i6rie ser
&ore. nglanbIt on, ih lebe niht eci
nen 8aneraoen, Ser iidl binter oil
perItcdt?"
Ser Mduber, Der Wirt.id) allciu
mar, nnllote iif) uerbIiifit nm, 10
oaB DER &oro 3eit tanb, feline vi
ito!e 3n Sieben uuo Dem Strold Ell
ne angcl ourh Den &opf ai ihic.
zen.
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04

-Sumor aus Der S&u.
fermcrffatt. &nn0e {auf pen
arg perbouencn 2ebr5uben 5cigeno):
46er, Meilter, SIR Stift lit ia
braun uno blau i'm @ciidt, oos lit
ia ser refine 8untitiit!
@rinnerung. 8reunoln:
GoItbeamter lit alIo oein 9rduti.
gaml Na, unO weiler beine Sc
0anfen aud offers bel ibm9
@raut: >, iebr oft iogar! gel
ieSem 9rieffaitl, bas id Jeff, muB
id an i'm oenfenl
GtoI5. Sommerfriihler
(5,tna Doripoli5ilten, Dem ein @rre-
liant iuieoer entpii6t iID: limo
sic gcben iib nidt Ole aeringite
Miibe. oen Spiebuten wieoer ein.
5ufangen?
goii5iIt: Sid mos, mir 6aben
bier Spibbu6en genug, mir 6ralt
den feinem nad5ulallfen!
Orudfebler. Sci
Dem acknowledgement 3an5frdn5den
6al5te oie Shwiegermutter nit Der
SttgenS Inn Bic @ette.
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04
Qnhn Der &6fIiMfeit

2obn Ser S0f1i@teit.
Sd erldllbe mir, Sic aufmerflam
5lt MAIDEN, mein SER, ooB Sic
S55re @eite befledt baoeu.
@os fiimmern Sic iid I'm mel.
ne Angelegenbeiten? sic IiBen
idon cine babe Stllnoe anf Sbrer
brennenoen 3igarre, utlO i6 babe
Sbnen ni1ts oauon geIagt!
Seine 2o9if. Scllner,
sic boben mir MIR cine 10 tuindig
fleine Yortion GolbS srateu gebrapt,
uno iener Serr bat cine 10 groBe
8ortion Sdienbraten betommen.
@ie fon1mt Dos?
@on5 natiirli9, Serr: @eil Die
06ien BON Notur pieI GROCER linO
alS elm Galb!
TotoIe &epIif. y@einc
Gamen, sic MAIDEN iid wobl iiber
mid luItig?l Sic IMeinen mid fir
einen einfGltigen Mlenlden 81 bal
ten?!"
IS bepobreI Man 6ellrteilt Die
Menifen Ood nidbt naG Dem PLUS
ieben!"
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04
02odt Ser 10 0 s j,

Ma6t ser emo b.,
Belt. Sic: Nrt6ur, on bait oaS
0ienitmd06en ocfiI6t!
@r: 0as fommt ron Neiner 70.
ten 9lrie, 0ic on ibr gel4cntt balt
Ole BIN i9 MN cinnlal 10 Sc
pobntl
Cine quite Geite. 81:
a0u, Scr @iiGer 1T elm idredIider
Menid. Der bcItrcitct ole$."
g.: .Rur feline auSgo6en nid)tl"
ueberueru0s. e@ornin
tragen Gle eioeutIidl @atte in Den
Sbreu2"
sd babe Sic @%emohu6eit, nit
ben 6ingcru ouf Sen Sid gu front
meIr, uno oos fam i'd nidlt AT
boren, es madt mid nerpoS."
@os6aft. Sunge 6rou
(olS iie Dem @atten cine lclblt1e.
fofte @peiIe por0eicst BAIT: gu
oieier Speiie fat mir cine 6reun
oin oos aodlre5ept gegebclt mo odS
mar nod 0a5u in @erien!
@atte: Sea, abcr jebt &C.
fodt = rcimt iid 6a3 3eli9 nift
i'm minoeIten!
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04
@erdui6poa fdut Oie &loppc gu,
limo Sofcn uno iein S6at bot TllD


@onn olIer6ings. 8ie
olter,oe @rl1a bat Nun 0od) nod
cincn @rGutigam ertpilht, uno iie
bcballptet Iogor, er lic6e Tie unous-
ipre6li6.
@on5 ridtigl Ct itottcrt nam.
Ii6l
8robe. Slinge 6rau; ~Gu
meiBt nun oles non mir, i'd !uerOe
Dir ME in meiuem 0an5cn 2ehcn
cine llnipabr9eit iagen."
Sltnger @ntte 0dcr5enol: uSe-
oes N2al, mern ou mir troBoem
cine llnpo5rbeit iogcn loateit, mer-
Sc id cine aerbe III oein Piono
ifneiocr."
Suuge 8rou (cr9oiD: rgu bit
ia lpobI nid)t ftiiJ! @lunbit on,
I'D nil mir mein 9iono rsinierea
Ialien?"
@eoenflid. soGtc met
ncm 8rdutigom tatid0lid) nid)t 81
traiten lein? Seine meiner 6renll-
binnen beneioet mid I'm i'm ms
Die Srmo bat ioeben gelagt, iie
gonuc i'm mir bon 9er5cn!
@nd etmas. MaS Sat
Sbuen oenn sbre 6ran NIT III oie
She ge5raht?
Sbre Mlitierl
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04

-@orii6tio. Tremoer dfont
i'm MeItourant gum 6eniter binauS,
oann fragt er Den @irt): Sier
eerriden ia reht io%rberbore Sitten
i'm Sta6tfen. SD babe nun idon
auei 9aare bcobodtet, Die BORT
6riibcn in ooS @aus ginger, uno
ieoesmal laBt sic Game Dem @errn
sen @ortritt. g9as beoelttet oenn
oos?
@irt: Ga orilben lit bod oas
StanoeSomtI
@iuem iungen 6 ii mi
Ter. 3ablIt OH 5u Den Sonnern,
lie6 bid I'M naf - Gonnern.
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04
Grnn NleureiM. Qan

6rau @eurei6 . Game:
oW3ein Mann BAT uorige @o6e
cinen punoerpoaen &ubcnS &c.
fouft."
6rau Neurci6: n2a8 lit ia REL
,enO. gSieoiel 9feroefrafte bot ere"
Setn 6tan0pnntt
Moribl unit Dem 8apa in einem
aon5ert): &apa, i'd perOe aud
dmol periudjen, 10 q i6oneS aoit
certified gu fomponicren!
8opo: llnterIteb' oiGl $50 mer
iol6es 3eug frie9t malienboft gu
tallfen fertig!
Stei9erung. Griter
8adfiid: Mir ge1t Der @oi iiber
allesl
3mciter @odfiid: limo mir Der
Maier! SD Iie6e Den aomparotio.
Grlter 8adfiIb: Nein, oaS iii
Der guperlatio. Eli Iic5it oen
Mnier an meiitenI
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04

Ser lebte Mun d..
0tifter (5um 1eiinquenten): Snben
sic pieaci1t nod einen @unlh?
Delinquent: o ia! SD mob
tie nit Sbnen tauId)en!
Ger gaIante g Il II ter
iunqe. Glte Sun9ier Gin Der
@lcftrii6cn gum Gdulterinngen,
Ser ibr icinen &las iiberlaiien bait:
,&ielen Cant fir Sbre 2icbensluur'
oigfeit."
5duIterjungc: oSa, i) Bit MD
10 uie anberc @erren, Die ia nnr
aufItehcn, menil Die Game jung nno
biibi6 iit, mir lit ouS gang egal."
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04
Sat. @onfier (5tsm Ireuua-

Sat. @ontier Gum 6rela.
oe): @enn i'd MA! mel Sara5
malen lIcbe. mas meialte. ME miroe
lie iid orn 6clteu altsneDmen?
6rcumo: &r, pielleidt aus Der
&ogelperipeftioe?
Nillig. Better: Saben
Sic WitleiO nit mir!
SEER: Meun's Ueiter nidtS IT.
iebr germ.
QoS @nnoerfino. n9a-
cen Sic geltcra obcno oaS @unocr-
tina @eigc ipielea %ae6ort?"
r9Ieia, oicarlal nidlt. Sd bortc
oiclcS @lrAcrfino idlcn Dor 10
Sobren III 8erlin."
Mi@t libel, ScHrer (oer
nit oau Sdiilern i:6er ooS @emil'
len ipriat, gum @irtSio6nden):
,5rib, ip1s pcrltclt man lintcr Der
mneren Stimmc2
e6iilcr. n Curt @err aeGrerl
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04
8ofgenG ii nj 0 r. 81

@afgenGumor. Gan.
germ Cur 6reunoin, Die iie be-
iudD: 9enfe Dit, ioeben mar Die
Professionalism bier. Meine
Giua ino oas goll5e @obiIiar bat
man mir g%epfduoet, nur oaS Gla.
bier mur6e mir gelaIien.
Sreunoin: limo oo iiBeIt Oh bier
rno iinglt nod?
G1ngerin: @orum nift? 8el
altsuerfouftem @ou&!
8eriest. SHon bol6 eli
no blei6t Ell mir? @eltern bat
CT mid nod iein Sumel eenannt,
uno bellt' periett cr MIDI idonl
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04

@oricrt. SiingcS MdS.
den (bci iDrer Soilette 81 elmer
babel iitenoen 6rermoin): WaS
piir0cit on pobl fir ioldles Saar
9cben?
S%rel,noin: MeiB nidt. @as bolt
ou ocnn oafiir geacben?
8ef6werIi6c 2iebe'
Scfamnte: Sbr @rdutigom
1T oter idrcflid oif, 8rai,lein
Gruoc. Gas iIt nidt geraoe gut,
0ide 0clte eriniiben idlned.
fSrdulein 3rlloc: Gtimlnt! Nad1
ieocm 5peitcn auB muB er iid) aiis-
ruben!
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04
GatbeOrrblatcm

@enu mir uns irogeil, meIhst
BON beioen &coneru Ger gr0Bte &C..
melen lit, Gemoittenes ooer Gicero,
10 iogen mir runowe0: rReiu:"
+
Sht 9pffbduier iaB Der rationale
Seoanfe am @ebltuDl Der 3eit INC
uob un0 mob; unO mas er mob,
Oas mar nidt Oo8 Eraucrgeuanc
uer Ycnclopc, louoern BAG NOR Ole
oentlfe Saiicrfrouel
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04

Ser rete eimbofcr bot Sous uno sol oerfal1t uo t1 in Der StaSt
ola gcutier nie0eraelofen. Gine8 cages beiuft ibn lem 6relno Shegt
bupFr. Gtuueno itbt Der Die noble ginrhtrmg limo ole tb@ne gIpiIo'
fbef, Sic On bait" I6t ct reipefuoa, yofrot mie a @lnNerter
0elt. ga lhaMt" neint Simbopr; y0as penn i'd allies taptern its
mas Srin 1ebt, ga pertGnoen Oh mid nimncr, penn ib nit vi. reoh tai!
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04

mid ooh put
ticuier III Ell idJred.
IiC5e &rubel georndlt
III mas 0ns ounlnt-
ite is, idJ tam oen
2~SeoeSlueller nit 10
uiel Ontor blebme,
ais tue nleine elge.
nc 9ummDeit. gSic
td) oeH alEuere Sag
in fem A5Iab fofnlrtc
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04

Ser Gu6m 1T nidt Ie6r iud6leriib,
Sdlt teiue groBe 9elel
9erii6mt 1T Sar5er @~o9eIioug,
@crii9nt lit 5or5er Sale.
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04

Iid ror email mel 5cbI8 bctrahtc.
@omit i'd perbIeipc Sbrt Sbrn lie
iper
Ybtltpp Snuetompfer
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04
@scurr 9dDreitebriet nrs
aIbiIipp 5aNer0Mpttr.
R70

RT0
Mein lie6cr Scrr HeOnttiondr:-
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04

Der Aseoeslueilcr
Evening star., 1923-06-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE-H0USES
BOSS & PHELPS.
Continued.
C0ntfnued

Terms, ST Iooo-Connectcut Ave.
Woodley Road
n 4 p
ismoiern
S4,5oo-Cleveland Park.
a n l
S875o-New House
oss to two car rne are six large tile bath and esaSnI
Nice lot
$6,25o- lust Off Rhode Island Ave.
o n q
Fl
SI3,5oo-Chevy Chase.
wprcef for a mostde
fisid bedrooms two
o Easy
SIIz5o-Near 18th and SITS.
Of
andPa ave First i'm 70
BOSS & PHELPS
Main The Home of Homes. I4I7 X St NV
Realtors.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
NEAR TRUXTON CIRCLE-SS,25o, Terms.

NEAR TRUXTON CIRCLE-$S25o, Terms
arEeb phs
block
quoted. Reason Z
PETWORTH-SSZso, Terms.
iIowa
large
screens
alehe here are
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE-Ony $1,000.
dmoter
dt
yrmodeld dfO
NEAR Iath AND WEBSTER STS.-$II, 800, Terms
hennute 1ft
about e@n xse haek sleeping
hand
re.ona Columbia Heights
10th STREET HEIGHTS-$I575o, Terms.
OFT etesbu a been n
living
bath nd h
PETWORTH-$o,5oo Terms.
rhradfac
and o
In ofhouse The rooms In
is
MORRIS CAFRTTZ COMPANY Inc,
o13 18TH Street. Main 6I7.
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my29-d&ds. .exSu&hol Trustees.
THos. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Tw,
STORY AND BASEMENT RRICk nMEI.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING. no. $40 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded, in Liber No. 400 folio 48s ct seq,
Of the land records of the District of Column
bia, and Mt the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell. at
public auction in front Of the premises; on
AID. 1923. At FOTR O'CLOCK PM. the fol
lowing g-described land and premises. situate in
the District Of Columbia, and designated as
and being IL 4. in Emile Luley's subdivision
in square north of square 563. as per plat re
corded in Liber l3. folio 49, in the office OF
the surveyor Of the District of Columbia
Terms of sale: Sold subject to a first deed
Of trust for s.. 600 and subject also to a second
deed Of trust for about 81 .s39.07: amount over
said trusts to be paid in cash. 500 deposit
required upon acceptance of bid Conveyanc
ing. recording and revenue stamps at purchas
er's cost. Terms Of sale 10 be complied with
within thirty days deposit forfeited.
+. Il. HORSER,
EDWIN i. MCINTYRE.
G,,Eh
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ADAM 4. wEscHLER. Arcr1oNEER

ADAM A. wESCHLER. ACcT1oNEER
TRUSTEES. SALE OF FRAME DWELLINGS.
NOZZLE 9Th STREET Sc. AND Nos
7O3. 7O31a. TO5 AND 7O7 EYE STREET
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia. passed in Equity
offer for sale by public auction: in front Of rhe
resnecIive premises, on MONDAY; THE ElGH-
lowing described land and premises, situate in
the city Of Washington. District Of Colum-
AT FoUR-THIRTY PM
Part of lot in square south OF square S25.
that is to say, beginning III feet from the
northeast corner of said square and running
south 23 feet: thence west 1ao feet. inch:
thence north q feet: thence east los feet. ]
inch to the place of beginning. said real estate
nsH o IN f Of
'-'' iiMMEpIATELI THEREAFTER.
All that part parcel Of land known and
described part Of square 9O5. beginning for
the same % feet east from the northwest
and running thence east 80 feet: thence south
Is feet thence east foot; thence south 56
feet thence west feet thence north 81
north so feet to place OF beginning. Said
property being also known for the purposes
so square so5. improved bT premises Nos 7os b
703h 705 and 707 Eye st. Sc.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third Of the purchase
equal instalments; payable in one and two
years. with interest at per cent per annum,
payable semi annually. from day Of sale. se-
cured by deed of trust the property. sold.
or all cash. at the option OF the purchaser.
A deposit of 5000 on each house II sold sep
arately and $500 on the Eye st. property II
sold as entirety required of the purchaser
at the time Of sale. All conveyancing. re.
cording. revenue stamps and notarial fees at
the cost of the purchaser; Terms Of sale to
of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser, after Ave
days advertisement of such resale In some
newspaper published in the city Of Washing
ton, ID. c.
JOHN LEWIS SMITH.
Southern building.
JAMES Il. FLYNN,
Second Natl hank hnilhinn
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AUCTION SALES.
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ADAM 4. WEsCHLER. AUCTIONEEK.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY TAPESTRY BRICK DWELLING,
ROOMS AND BATH. HOT-wATER
HEAT. Electric LIGHT. NO. $500 sth
STREET NV.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
OF the land records OF the District of Column
bis. and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by public auction. in front Of the
premises. on MONDAY. THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF JUNE, 1923. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and prem
ises. situate in the city of Washington. Dis
srict Of Columbia; to wit; Lot a in oden r.
Sudler's subdivision Of lots in block 1s Of
Liber No. &c. folio 40. OF the records Of the
office OF the surveyor for the District Of Co.
lumbia; said land and premises also known
for taxation purposes as lot "A In square 1898.
improved above, TO be sold subject to a
prior deed OF trust for $3.7 $50 at IG, due
March Z. 1925. Terms OF sale: Over said
trust. 81. 900 cash. balance payable $50 month
upon the property SOLD. or all cash over trust
at the option OF the purchaser. deposit Of
$500 required of the purchaser at the time
of sale. All conveyancing, recording. revenue
stamps nnd notarinl fees at the cost of the
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within 80 days from day of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the default
ing purchaser. after five days advertisement
in the city Of Washington. ID. {.
VINCENT L. T00MEY,
FRANK b. TIPToN,
my3l-d6dsexSu Trustees.