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0sIANGIIE

vas painful but not serious sgd.
dear old chap. came over the mo.
ment he knew Of n. lie il with me
now and we're having a very good
time. I am almos, glad Of the burn
because II has brought ms ono OF
Syd'a ysry intrrqueni visits,
IoVo 90 Ruth and remember.
dearest. that / could NOT live with.
out you realize this more and
more love you always
JACK.
TumoTrow-L ottor from sally
Atherton 10 Mrs. Leslie Prescott.
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AaDietandHealth
y. l. ~ By Lulu Hunt Peters, MD
~Ts.-'" aanaasr Diet -aRaaAA andli-ty fer GSahes

some stewed aprlcots- donate
the money wc save by 70 doing. and
~ much moro as wo can spare. TO
help tho Near East Relief 20 con-
tlnuc 10 supper; these children. This
meal L. tho type OF meal that Is n
banquet 20 them.
Let's all do this, II viii not only
put W IN sympathy with the work
Of tho Near East Relief. but will
benefit vs. IN health, Wen send the
money we sayc-and as much more
ar $50 can sparo-to the Near East
Relief agency IN our respective
cities, or to tho headquarters at i5l
Fifth ave. New York City.
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Pet Dpuus Letters A1r1ve From Every Part of Northwest
Candies
BY CYNTHIA GREY
WALNUT BONBONS


MELT a little vanilla fondant IN
wi "a double boiler. mixing until
melted. Tint with any vegetable
or paste color desired and make
thin with little simple syrup
Dip freshly cracked walnut halves
Ia this thin fondhnt and drop on
wnxsd paper Melt another pot Of
vanilla fondnnt. but DO not thin
or color. Ro-dip tho colored wal
nuts candy In this fondnut, The
color should bo bright enough 10
shine thru the second mixture,
HiIsIN BONBONs
Stone carefully and steam a half
cup Of large layer ralsinA and cover
with ErapoIuica for ak or eight
hours. Melt about a pound and o
half Of tho fondant. Tint roso col,
or with brett juice or a color paste,
flavor with "A little grapsjuios off
the raislns and dip each raisln sep,
Arately.
NuITED COFFEE BONB0Ns
Mold by hand tiny balls OF coffee
fondant and place two freshly
cracked walnut halves on opposite
sides OF each piece, These nutt"d
coffee balls may be- served IN this
manner or may bs dipped In some
OF the melted coffee fondant, which
win give them IA smoother appear.
nnce.
ALMOND BONBOSS
Melt M much fondaut as desired
20 make into candles. flavor with
one hair teaspoonful Of platachio
flavor and color green with spinach
juice or color paste. Dip large
fholled almonds into this melted
fondant covering them quite thick.
Place on heavily waHcd paper.
MOCHA BOSBONs
Cream together ono fourth pound
unaaited buitnr and three. fuurthh
pound Of NIX sugar. one.fourth cup
Of cocoa and two tablespoonfulh OF
cold coffee Mix With more NpEXX
sugar until stiff enough 20 handle.
and roll into small balls. Melt COT.
fee fondant In a double boiler. stir.
ring constantly untn melted. II
too thick, thin with a little simple
syrup and dip the mocha balls in
melted coffee fondant and drop on
wsxed paper.
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Dream Prizes

THE STAR win award three
i prizes Of s., 50 and s. each
for the best letters on "My Pet
Dream"
TIE contest viii close Thurs
day. December J. Mt noon. Prize
winning letters viii be an.
nounced the following Saturday.
Keep your letters within 200
words, sign name and address.
stating whether or not you wish
same printed.
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NeW Perfume Sells
for $50 a Sniff

TIME most expensive perfume In
l. tho world Ia soon 10 DO sold
in America II comes in two odors.
namely. Femmcs do Paris and De.
sire do Ia Occur
Each bottle will sell for $40, The
bottle is shaped like a Jewel one
being red to represent ruby and
the other being green, as is tho
emerald
Lovely lthther jewel cBses lined
with channels accompany each bot.
Ito.
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Then he eams TO tho rescue Of q
lady IN distress and -aid. oh. don't
DO that think sho has a lovely
voice And then / learned no was
the author Of tho play instead OF
kindly priest surveyed him care
fully, and decided ! liked him very
much
shs saw or heard nothing more
from him until several months later.
when tho play opened IN New York.
Thon the hclatod romance got under
way II resulted IN a marriage that
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has been conspicuousiy happy one.
and most fortunate FOR both profos.
aionally.
For Manners has written most Of
tho plays IN which TAuretto has ap-
pehrod. and rho has added 10 his
fame an writer IN peg o. My
Heart" tho honors wsro even. So
we're they IN "out There" and Tho
National Anthem"
probably II II very old fashioned
10 bo 70 happily married" she con-
rludsd. hut II very comfortable
and satisfying
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toys 20 80 around 10 s0bh!ug little
souls that can't understand. or a
Christmas with sounds OF dancing
little feet. and shouts OF JOY 4
Christmas where there arc no tears
glistcnlng IN dear little eyes that
were only meant for iaugh;er--Just
a Dream Christmas.
MRS. G.. l. l.
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You not DO acquainted with tho
paddy features SO much
the bee That being
suggestion Christmas planning
An applique patch Of any color may be cut Just larger
This tubby embroidered
ot satecn nonwhneycr the opbag spare WHITE button
sewed with black while
inconspclously attached with
stretch good heavy bit q
with tho hook TO mako
button bng by the mighty handy
TINT gift list little boxes In IL for hooks
and Of varying Sizes 10 aGdod convenience.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8

THURSDAY, DEiEhbEh
II so. you aie impatient.
Routine quickly tires you.
You want to do new things.
You change your plans sud-
denly.
frequently without reason.
some people think you unde-
pendable.
But you are ready In crisis.
You are diplomatic and tactfui.
And beloved by all your friends.
You Will devote much time to
charity.
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FEMININE Toucrl

Pumps ana mules of delicate col.
orsd satin with beaded or hand,
painted moiif across tho vamp are
very smart.
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Telegram From Mrs. John Alden
Prescott To Hannah Smith
Telegram From John Alden Pres.
colt 10 Leslie Prescott

Am sorry mother spilled tho
beans. Everything all right here.
Miss you greatly but don't come
homo until you think you ought TO
leave Ruth. sho probably needs
you moro than I, nltho sho could
not want you as much. Ny burn
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By HENRY BEsDEL

u'or N.E.A. seryice)
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.--Tbc moro
IN feminine and graceful note In
womcn's fashions Is being eagerly
accepted and sponsored by the
American woman.
While Bmartness and distinction
Of Inns arc stili more 20 10 desired
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DAY LETTER FROM SALLY
ATHERTON TO LESLIE
PRESCOTT

Your husband expressly asked
everyone In the office and house
not 20 writs sou about his accident.
II wsa very painful but not serious.
lie was deathly afraid Il would get
Ia the papers. beside worrying you.
Cannot express myself about Mira,
Prescott. Sc. in a telegram. Letter
following. Mr.. Prescott thinks he
will ~ Abl1 90 como 10 The office
tomorrow. Am glad you understood
his mothers communication. Am
writing a long letter tonight. FOR 10
long az you have gotten the garblsd
version tina, I know that old wo.
man has sent you. you might ne
we'll know the whole truth and
nothing but tho truth.
Don't como homo until you feel
you can leave Mrs, Burke. John II
getting along splendIdiy Sidney
Carton IL with him. Lovingly.
SALLY
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4 DREAM
CHRISTMAS

NEAR MISS GREY: dream. at
~ this time OF year. Of a Christ
mas morning OF Joy and happy
laughter. without the sohs OF dis
appointment and little heartaches
when small sister will not sit, cud-
ding her s,ock-doll, and crying.
-oh, dolly. II you only had sleepy
eyes. and could talk" When g.
year-old sonny won't have to CT.
claim, But. mama, I've been 50
good. don't see why Santa didn't
bring me an auto. instead Of shoes.
I could go without shoes, couldn't
r?
Ny dream Is OF a Christmas
morning when l won't have TO try
20 explain how Santa had been out
Of work and so hadn't enough
money and there wasn't enough
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Answers to Correspondents

A LCoHoLisN-
~ Mrs. s.-Thcro Is no home
remedy that l know Of for the euro
Of drinking. II your husband hasn't
moral stamina enough 20 stop him.
self I am afraid no material RENE.
dies viii help him
Your work is 70 furnish him we'll
balanced. nutritious meals and
pleasant surroundings Sec II you
cannot got him interested in taking
a good course OF physical exercises
In a Symposium. and IN every way
have him try 70 build up strong.
healthy physical constitution. We
viii hopo tho moral constitution viii
develop with It.
Enclose a stamped. self.pd-
dressed envelope with your request
for our article on Diet in Chronic
and Acute Brishts disease.
Ny dear followers;
when sending for material nd.
lFfHh your lgtIeIh 70 Ut lsiilh Funt
Peters. care OF George Matthew
ADAMS Service. 2hn Park ave. New
YoTK city Please remembsr TO en-.
close STAMPED. SELF-AD.
DRESSED envelope bearing your
fun name and address The pam
phlet on reducing and gaining Is
the only one for which you must On
close TEN cents IN stamps extra
Make letters as brief aa possible
NOT OVER 200 WORDS. and type or
make Thorn legibly with Ink Please
sigi, your name ns evidence OF good
fatih--ws will not use II In any
way Remember II II impossihl. FOL
me to dlnRnUss foi you Tho quea
,innp you ask will he answered In
this column a. soon as possible, u
they arc OF general interest Don Z
forget the STAMPED SEbF.AD-
ppEs.Fp ENV ici DpE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 Mothers.
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WOULD WANDER WITH
MOTHER NATURE
DEAR MISS GREY All

DEAR MISS GREY: Altho l ana
~ a man. l have a pet dream
II has always been my desire TO
be a nature wanderer. Many are
The times / have sat ON some messy
log in the woods near my home
and moditated on what was going
on In naturo.land.
As / go about my work on my
farm. sometimes awake TO the
fact that ! have been day dream
Ing. ZOO In my mind | find my.
self wandering thru Mother Ma.
lures great outdoors and learning
Of her many phenomcnas, exploring
her mysterious caverus and top
most peaks, valleys, streams. In a
nevcr.endiug always pleasuresome
search OF her secrets T.. II.
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Day Letter From Hannah Smith TO
Mrs. John Alden Prescott

Am sorry 90 bother you with
household troubles but have had
another controversy with Mr, Pres
colts mother. Ever Blncs Miss Per
Ter has been hero. she has called
upon the children every day I
have never seen anyone who seem
ed 10 lovo children no we'll Mr.
Prescott, told me to allow her TO
see tho children at any time. aliho
his mother seems 70 think you
would not like Il. What shall ! DO
about 81 HANNAH SMITH
Telegram From Mrs. John Alden
Prescott To Hannah Smith
Miss Pcrisr N to 10 treated with
the courtesy duo TO any Of ms
other friends and allowed TO SEQ
tho children any time sho wishes.
l um coming home next week es.
pccialiy 20 give party in her
honor Am homcsick FOR tho
babies. Give little Jack aud sgd "A
great big klEa for mother
IEAITE pREgCDTT
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PROPOSALS.

eoMMIssIoNSERs: p; c:-wAsHINeToN
seived st Room 500. pi'trisc. ca Building; until
mi millwork. meats. fish and poultry. sutomo.
mile tires. for period Of six months. be-
ginning January I. 1929. and ending june
30. 1928, Information at Room $40. Dis
trict Building.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED PRO.
posals for improving certain streets in Mar
tins Additions to Chevy Chase, Maryland
will be received by the citizens committee
of Martins Additions at the residence Of C. 8
Feeser. AT Raymond street. Chevy, Chase
1925. and then publicly opened. The prin.
cipal items OF work are approximately as>fol-
lows:
100 tons limestone screenings
rs tons coarse limestone for macadam
surface.
1000 gallons refined tar for penetration
macadAm.
1000 gallons refined tar for hot applica.
ton as surface treatment.
1000 SQUARE yards surface treatment
manipulation.
specihcations and requirements pertaining
to the work will be furnished on application
at the residence Of MI. Feeeer:
Chairrn o
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Valuable Three-story and Gel
lar Brick Dwelling Convert
ed in Three Apartments,
No. 1855 Irving St. NV.
Also Lot in Rear Improved
by Two Metal Garages.

BY virtue of authority vested in the
undersigned we will offer for sale by public
II dsfas 4 rs PFenfai on isb
Al, FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm. lots SO
and S32 in square 2S47. improved by brick
building containing three apartments. each
with bath electric lights. steam heat and
instantaneous heater. also two metal ga
RACES in rear.
Terms: Property will be sold subject to
hrst deed OF trust for Ss.o0O.o0 at 61a &c
said trust. one-half cash. the remainder in
monthly payments of $1,000. including in
terest at 8 "a &c. or all cash over trust at
option of purchaser. Deposit Of $500 90
REQUIRED at sale. Terms to he complied with
within 20 DAYS from day of sale. otherwise
the right is reserved to resell the property
at the risk and cost of defaultins. pur-
chaser. after five days advertisement of such
resale IN some newspaper published in Wash
ington. D. c. All conveyancing and re-
cording at purchasers cost
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON.
oc16-d&ds.exSu Auctioneers.
THOS j OWEN & SON AIICTI0NEERS
Evening star., 1925-10-16

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND KNOWN AS PARCELS 1925

SsS sAEE KSo%s aE ZAtgAshH q FkhT ThAg s
S3#z S$EBs Bs.$ss $xHSSD SasD88# a53B &aR IT
v's s r .s ssf5ss q 5sie in .nsas nsqy G G'ss NE
SUCTION rooms Of Adam A. weschler 4 Son. on
SSa ays ss n AT9NRAX 4aRE
and tu.ss os G the county
"St: philip and Jacob" besinnins al a stone
!s:s foSTfsss ?saf' 81 d}Ss
~ q ;,ens IS .ss.ee ,s.sss
;s.ss. ss:r.:: t.,
'sa sSuth S CHAINS asain:
e .euh asarses n na' ID. egsn. p &c
s6eve mentioned deed, excepting therefro@ M
.sd e aasr ass t2e 1s4 ae S
ss s pe Of pIs sss
e1Sl sa in 81 fssGH e. bsrs. so of 81 coms In the ~.
between the first parcel above described and
nsd m s ss.. ne er 9 se The sna taken by
which said tract Of land contains approxi-
SR mess ana snd bohndp Is
segnning at q point point or on the north line Of
tended Of the land conveyed to Michael
August Is. 1878. and p rscorded De F Febrnary Haary
bstet in Iber 7ss foio refeGoS Sso and Dd Hun
ming thence along the said easterly line
north 50 degrees east ,08s49 feet more
65S. .35 feet more or less to q stone: thence
south AN degrees west ,319 .32 feet more
or less % The. the north @ line line Of T. the Conduit
iine OF the said Conduit road TO the place
purposes Of taxation and assessment as par
Terms of. sale: 81 900 cash deposit re-
quired at time OF sale. One third Of the
purchase money to be paid in cash and the
balance to be represented by the notes Of
the purchaser. payable in two equal in
et etallnents at one and two years. bearing
interest at per centum per annura. PAYABLE
chaser's option: The cost Of examination
Of sale 70 " be e. complied With within thirty
days from the date Of the auction sale. or
trustees reserve the right to- resell the prop
erty at the defAultfnE purchaser's cost and
r1sk after five days re-advertsement in The
evening R2ffHAEL s. HARRINGTON.
GEORGE c. eERTMAN. 0iot
Washington Loan D Trust BldE.
oc7-d&ds exSu Trustees.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON. Auctioneers
Trustees Sale of Valuable Busi-
ness Property at the North
east Corner of Fourteenth
and w Streets NV.

By virtue OF tho authority vested in us by
certain deed Of trust dated February "A.
Liber $3.50. folio 3s5. ct seq. OF the land
records of the District of Columbia default
having arisen in the payment of interest on
the debt secured thereby. and at the request
ises, on WEDNESDAY. THE FOURTEENTH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1925. AT FOUR
THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm, lot 1S in CARING
ton and Hughes subdivision of square 234.
in the city Of Warrington. District Aforesaid,
Of said District In Liber W. f.. folio 1se,
being premises 2201 Fourteenth street north.
west.
oney s Of psyaee s Il t"o eaua Of hs
ments at one and two years. represented by
the notes of the purchaser. bearing interest
at per centum per annum: payable
in excess Of sia 900 90 to be paid In ",gnsy easb
Purchaser has option to pay sf cash. The
cost Of examination of title. conveyancinE'
recording and revenue stamps to Be paid
by purchaser Sale .t,. 70 g, b con,unmsted
ton sale. Otherwise the property will b re re-
sold after five days' readvertisement In The
Evening star. at the defaultinE purchss sser 3
eoe' SAMUEL SCRIvENER. Trust>.
McGill Building.
GEORGE c. GERMAN, Trustee,
soo MashInstoP i g. r F9an Is Z Trust sids.
egTHE, ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
NINETEENTH. 1926; AT FIVE O'CLOCK
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HARRY FRIEDMAN. Attorney.
20; Columbian bldI.

IN THE SUPREME COURT Of THE DIS.
Of Jacoh L, zass for change Of name
No. 447s5. EQUITY Doc.-Jacob L. zass, hav.
a his to gseos L. Tor ze.
having applied to the court for an order
18th day of October. AD. 1925. ordered
that all persons concerned show cause. I!
November. AID. 1925 why the prayers OF
said petition should not be granted: pro
yided that q copy OF this order be pub
lished once week for three consecutive
weeks before said day IN The Evening STAY
A true copy. Test MORGAN n. BEACH
Clerk. By F. S. ROHRER. Assistant Clerk
Evening star., 1925-10-16

TRUSTEES, SALE oE VALUABLE BRIcF
RESIDENCE AND GARAGE KNOW
AS PREMISES s23 D STREET SOUTH.
By virtue Of q certain deed of trust. dated
July 81 1925. being instrument No. 1875
records of the District Of Columbia. w." and i al
the request of the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell at public
THURSDAY. THE rivalry -sEcoNp DAY
OF OCTOBER. AID. 1925 AT FIVE Pm
the following described land and premises
situate in the District of Columbia and
designated as and being lot numbered 2s
in the subdivision = Of square numbered 40
corded in the ONCE Of the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber r. L. H.. at
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed OF
trust for $4,000. 90. also a second trust for
about $4,000. further particulars OF
purchase price above above said sns trust TO be paid
Conveyanci:.E recording and revenue stamps
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion Of the trustees
NJ. ]. WRIGHT
oc10 -d&ds.exsu Trustees.
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ocs dts ,e1su Trustee.
THOMAS J. OWEN L SON. AucrIoNEERs
TRUSTEE SALE oF PREMISES NJ

TR9sssEEks ess + srRkEF skEF NosrHwEsT: oFsrHwkEEsST1sES NJ
In pursurance Of authority vested in me
duly admitted to probate and record in Ad
ministration Cause No. 317s1. will offsl
bEk. bEk 1s25, At FoUR oeIocK, PM. IN
scribed land and premises situate in the
District of Columbia; 70 wit: Sub lot mum:
three hundred and sixty.foYs 1894: i'm
proved by premises No. 94S B street north.
Terms: Sold subject to . prior deed OF
trust for $1,000: the purehass pFtce above
$3.50 required. Conveyancing. recording and
revenue stamps At cost Of purchassfs LITE LITE
on ratification of sale BY she court or the
deposit will 30 forfeited and the property
will be resold at defaulttnE purchasers cost
REBEccA MorEN POWELL, Trustee
ocl6-1Ot-d exSu o49 8 st. NV.
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THos. J. OWEN & son. oAUcrIoNEERs-
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE STUCCO
DWELLING BEING PREMISES NO.

TRUSTEES, STE SA1 SALE OF xALTABLE sTUcCo
5Iis GAtENA PLACE .S6RTfWEsT,o .
. BY virtue of certain deed of trust. dated
March g. 1924. being instrument No 1877
recorded March TO- 1924 among the land
records of the District of Columbia and at
the request Of the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell at public
auction a hin il front @ Of @ the grsmises on THURS
ToBER 4, b. 1895. Al Four PM. the the
uate in the District Of Soiumbis. and desix:
fee. front by full dspth Of lot 20 in SQUARE
subdivision of land nov known as Potomac
County No; 24: folio so Of the record. Of
Columbia. Subject to building restriction
line shown on said plat and covenants Of
record.
Terms Sold subject to a prior deed of
trust for S4 600. further particulars of
which will be announced at time of sale the
cash 4 deposit Of 500 90 required. S Con. n
purchaser's cost; Terms to be complied with
feited and the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion 81 the trustees
ROBERT E. p. KREITER.
r. THOMAS ROBINSON
oc10-d&ds exsns Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
Valuable Three Story and Base
ment Brick Dwelling, No.
6l0 Fl Street NV, in Busi-
ness Zone.

BY virtue of authority vested in t1,e the Q
9 IF ths RseIss bs
oCToBER- 1925. AT FOUR, THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. the following DESCRIBED land
and premises. situate in the District OF
Columbia. to wit: Part Of lot 10 now now
ton az lot s27 in square 4b4, improved by
10-room and bath brick dwelling. in first
commercial zone.
Terms Fern Of sale Subject 70 'soos first Trust: trnss
one-half cash. the remainder $50 per month.
second deed of trust upon the property sold,
or all cash over. trust. at option OF % pur-
All, conveyapeinK. recording; revenue stamps
and notaTial fees at cost OF purchaser
Terms to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale, otherwise the right
risk and cost OF the defaulting purchase
after five days advertisement Of such re-
sale in some newspaper published in Wash
ADAM A. wEsCHLER & SON.
ocS-d&ds exSu Aucts.
swTHE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPONEp
until WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY
FIRST. at the same hour.
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Trustees Sale of All Goods and
Chattels Contained in the
Dining Room and Kitchen Of
the Cafe Formerly Conducted
In the Parkside Hotel, No.
1886 e Eye Street Northwest.

By virtue Of a certain chattel deed of
ment No. 103 recorded March i:s iaab
among, the land records of the District OF
Columbia; and at the request Of the party
PUBLIC auetion. within the above premises:
%3v,2up On TTESIpAf THE 6 T#wENTMIETH WEN LET DAY OF
goods and .chattels named in said trust. part:
y eonssting, OF II oblong and IL round
Racks. Flower Stands, / Desk. Curtains
and Draperies, 2 Coffee Urns. l Steam Table
& Kitchen Tables. Gas Stoves Large Ice
Box and all the Fixtures. Furniture Equip
ment. Glassware. ChinAware. Silverware and
business.
>, Terms: All cash. To be sold as an en-
GEORGE p. PLUMNE1.
j. RUPERT 4OHLEA, Jr.
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THos. J. OWEN SON. AUcT1oNEERs.

TRUSTEE SALE Ot VALUABLE NM
sFREET SER h9F 1s,S SS srREEEEPPE TSRTa
sadA ssrd sTREET FRhAME NoRTHWEsT. ao8Rt1HHsEsso ''o'
Der rs. 1874. and 244. recorded July II.
1924. among the land records OF the District
of Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustee
will sell at public auction. in front Of the
Respective premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE
1925 COMMENCING Ar $50 PM, the
following described land and premises. stu
ated in the District of Columbia and desig-
mated and being all of lot 40 and the
east one half by the fun depth of lot Al
in square 2744 in Fulton R. Gordon's sub
division of 9Th Street Hills. as per plat re-
corded in Book 81, page 35. in the offce
of the surveyor for the District of Colum-
hia; also. At FOUR Pm, lot 80 in square
o024 in Chevy Chase Grove, as per plat
recorded'in the Office of the surveyor for the
District Of Columhia in Book ~. page s1 :
for 5000 and q second deed OF trust for
$4,000.
dspos Of 81 '.s $500 Vii frh B. sid as
of sale on each parcel. All conveyancing,
recording. revenue stamps. ETC.. At cost Of
with within thirty days from day Of sale,
otherwise the property will be advertised
and resold at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser.
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