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heavily. She was at her post when
the slave came TO a halt
Laila nodded permission to him to
speak.
THE Persian spoke to me in the
language Of my fathers" he said. his
eyes alight.
Does It differ from the tongue of
Galilee?" she asked.
''In many ways" he said. "AnE
Omar sent you this message. Tex
the girl to be at the market place q
sundown. An aged woman will come
to her, and give her the word she
seeks. But she smust be alone"
Laila looked at him. speculatively.
This matter concerns Jared's daugh-
ter-and Jared is your real master.
VIII you tell him Of this?"
The slave spread his hands wide
apart. Why should II" said he. Il
was told to serve In this household
and. behold, now I wear the first robe
have had since was seized in
Sarnaria, and have the first money
In my purse have had for three
long years. Why should tell?"
The woman waved her hand. dis
missing him.
Where shall I watt" he asked.
She stepped to the end of the
building. Get poles and brush. and
clay. and build yourself a shelter
here beside the house" said she.
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came with rapid steps. his mouth
widened in a smile. Instead of his
tattered loin-cloth he wore a tunic
now with long mantle over it
Around his waist was belt. with
linen pouch hanging from 1t. such
as men used for carrying food.
Il had to search long" he said
after making a deep saaam to Laila
None would sell ME clothing. At last
though, found Jacob the publican
and in his house there are many
garments. taken from those who die
not pay their tax. So l purchased
these
He waved proudly at his clothing
They are such as wore in Samaria
before l was sold for debt" A fla 81
Of nnirth came to his eyes. "Ht
charged me many times what the
garments were worth" he added. Il
would have been beggared if it hat
been my own money"
He delved into his pouch and pro
duced several small copper coins.
But got change" said he. Ezra
the elder. was standing near and
Jacob unwillingly gave me these" He
ratified the copper in his hand, ant
then offered it to Laila.
She waved the money away In
differently. Keep it," said she.
He hastilysput it in his pouch again
Will the stranger ask it back from me
do you Think" he said.
Laila smiled somberly. He would
throw the copper away. as Being bur
densome. I think" said she. Keep 1t
and do not he afraid
She looked into the door, and saw
that Antonius still slept, his head
wrapped in his cloak.
Attend what I say said she. You
must take a message for me-
The bondsman waited attentively.
Go to the inn.' said she, and ask
speech with Omar the Persian. Hi:
guards will seek to drive YOU away
perhaps. but tell them you are the
mt of the Roman at Laila s house
If they still do not admit you, wait
until you see him. Then you can speal
with him, for he will remember YOU
She moved farther from the door
that I send him this word-the nader
Maryam is about to be betrothed. She
has asked me TO find for her the youns
man she saw in the fields. so he car
send. and ask for her hand. She want.
him for a husband instead of the mar
of her fathers choice
The slave repeated the message after
her and turning. ran toward the
village. He plucked up his robe so hi
could move more freely. and his
brown. corded legs moved in the Ions
rhythmic strides of the trained
runner. The woman leaned bacl
against the wall, and watched him
until he vanished.
An hour elapsed before he re
appeared. Twice Laila peered into tn,
hnusS hut each TINA she found An
tonius outstretched, and breathing
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He bowed low and thanked her.
Dropping his robe TO his feet. ne
stepped out Of it. and rolled it into
a bundle which he deposited against
the wall. Then. in his tunic, which
reached only to his knees, he started
toward the mountain. Its lower
slope was only a few score yards
away, and a growth of young trees
and heavy underbrush promised the
building material that he sought.
Laia went into the house, cautiously
gliding past the sleeping man. and
secured a skein of wool. Carrying
this, she went out to her dooryard
again, and standing in view of the
house where Maryam lived, drew the
yarn through her fingers.
For 10 minutes or more she stood,
idly caressing the skein. with her eyes
fixed On the neighboring doorway.
Then she saw Maryam moving to-
ward the mountain behind her
girl told Laila that her signal was
observed. She put the yarn under
her arm, and saunterins. moved to
the opposite side of the dwelling.
Maryam soon Joined her.
Have you news for me?" the girl
asked timidly.
You are to 60 to the market
place at sunset, alone" said Laila.
"An old woman will come and speak
to you. She will tell you what you
want to know
Maryam was radiant. did you see
the young man." she inquired.
Il have no other word for you"
Laila said.
The girls eyes fell. do not hate
me-" she begged. IF the ways of
my people seem hard to you I am
sorry. I would not hurt any one, man
or woman. Neither would my father
wound you. Intentionally. for he ia
a good man. and very kind"
"Maryam."
1t was a mans voice. Both young
women started. and whirled around.
Behind them stood Jared, Maryams
father. his brows bent.
Il heard your last words. But
why are you here. talking with this
woman?"
Maryam's arms went up to her
face, and she retreated.
Your pardon, my father-pardon"
she gasped.
He raised his arm. and pointed TO-
ward his house. The girl edged past
him. and then ran. panic-stricken
around Laila's house and out Of view.
He turned back TO the Arabian
woman.
You should know better" he said
sternly. then to speak with that
maiden when I am absent"
Lailas eyes were steadily upon him.
but she did not answer.
Il promised you aid. if you should
be in trouble" he went on, but you
discourage my kindness. The girl
shall be confined in my house while
consider the matter AS for you---"
His voice fell. After moment, with
out completing the sentence. he
turned his back and strode away.
Laila lifted her shoulders in an ex-
bressive shrug. A forefnger to her
lip. she considered for time. Then
she went around the corner Of the
house, to her own door and stepped
inside. Antoniuss still slumbered.
She went. silent as wrath, TO
her chest in the corner, and from 1t
she drew knife. Returning, she
knelt at Antonius' side. and softly
lifted the side of his mantle.
CONTINUED in Tomorrow's Starr
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Gaf1a[sszz!!E!!}si. Is. Is

speak with you, because you are
woman and will understand"
She covered her face despairingly.
and started to withdraw.
Stay" said Laila. Il shall aid you
But II is not for love Of you. Under
stand me~-the scorn your people have
heared upon me remains a burden on
my heart. I was helpless and they spat
upon me. was widowed and they
turned away"
She stepped to the front Of her dwell
Ing, and paused for q Anal word. "If
I can find the young man. 1 shall tell
YOU
II thank YOU" MAryam auavered,
and slowly took her way past the
rear Of the house. Laila looking after
her.
The older woman then wrapped her
mantle more closely around her, and
moved to her own doorway. There
she stood. watching, for a long time.
The slave. whom the neighbor had
sent to Antonius, returned at last. He
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THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AuCTloNEERs.

5Ey SHE ssEK OF yA5YAR1E A EkNrWS TMoS
ssnrfREMISEs:, usa99r LoSGFELLow
Bv virtue Of . tain deed of trust. dated
Janu.ry 2s 1929 ling o5 5l9strumsnt Nc No lSs ].3a
records Of the District Of Columbia h "a. and - A.
the request Of the narty secured thereby. the
under.iFned trustees Will sell at public auc- 7 |,
.i9n, in front q the % %premNis0es on M9NDArn' X
1929 AT FoGR PM. the following de:
Distric. Of Columbia. and e desienated as and
Dslton's subdivision of lots in Block 10; e.;
Iher SIS. folio As. OF the records of the
offce OF the surveyor Of the District OF
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed Of
trust. for, s4,75o, further particulars OF
ne rurchase price above said tGus, to ne
conveysncns recording etc at nHrchaser, "a. .s, :
thirty day. otherwise DEPOSIT forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold
AZ the discretion" DoS%Lp 81 shi 1'!Ms'eEAR n EARLL.
A. NJ. HARDING.
oe2O-d&ds exsu Trustees.
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~
~ DID not know whom to seek
~ said MAryam. $50 I waited
for a moment when 1 might
1 see you--Alone." She was
twisting her hands together,
and trembling with nervous strain.
LAilA waited for her to 60 on.
The grandmother Of the man who
seeks me In marriage has been to my
fathers house." said the girl. Her
grandson is the man my father favors
but do not like him." she glanced
quickly about her. No one but Laila
was in view. Her visit means that in
a few days shall be betrothed," she
continued. unless you And me the
young man saw in the fields and he
sends his mother to ask my hand"
She looked piteously at the Arabian
They dressed me in my best robe.
and had me bring meat and drink to
the old woman" she said. And my
mother told how strong I am. and
how much treasure would 60 with me
to my husband. And the old woman
told how many flocks her grandson
owns. and how rich his vineyard is.
On the next visit all will be arranged
unless you aid me"
And you want me to bring the
young man." asked Laila.
Find him-find him." cried the
girl.
Laila leaned back against the wall,
surveying the maiden.
You condemn me, when / am only
the Arabian woman who dwells on the
skirts Of the village" she said. But
when I can serve you-I am your
friend
Her voice was bitter.
The girls hands fell apart and she
stared. uide-eyed. Then you will not
help me?"
1.aila only looked at her. out of
fathomless black eyes.
Maryam gave a little moan. 1T is
not my fault that people turn away
from YOU" she pleaded. 1T is the law.
And I have broken it to come and
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THOs. J OWEN 4 SON. AUCT1ONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
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By dr1tnf cers dfed do o. sFpst Hy
cured thereby. the. undersigned trustees viii
81 e. H?s3 tss|iS $$oSHs .. }ei
AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the following de d
District Of Columbia and DESIGNATED az and
SsnS Nsm II 4 9Rss%SSssss 9Rs%Sssstd .sGv.en r1Gs:Ss
ae q. psr Syst e. h4esd reeofded fnd m 9Hs &
y. is Folio slI3; q !he rsssoT1de 1d.,I, of II;
known AZ premises numbered 227 Second
'FTer Terms 'of"i Of ssie one-third Of the purchase
e +. c,s in cash o. ana m
annum payable semi annually. from day Of
r: or IF
Be required At time Of sale. All conveyanc-
Terms Of sale 70 he complied with within
80 days from ds f a ,S the
chaser after Ave day. advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published in wash
70 Tef bv rent. d ,n Se
oa'eN eN2H!rioNsHRPee z! rito5!NslsPeHsA HsAv1NGs AND TRUST
~ w,f ,fqMfPnANnY 9fIn Z HGUTTs T51;ssss. pr..,a.r.
67sesl'!' F. PERc1vAL WILSON
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ADAM A. wEscHLER l. son. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or BRICK DWELLING

rRrs8Frfs Sg sl SAtkf tkfNSs e sFlssS ssAS PSwE1t1se III
r.ceZa.d b. n IN ea # Ss s5a 5as 1eef od G ru ass
bia and At the request Of the part, secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by puplie AZ auction rM II frcrs r et tie
F6fR F i 9rHH1RTy O'clock kPPM, PP'M, tie follow.
ing described land and premises. situate in
hs n'ri' Of IN bons g. IN II. ab{ 1H
81 part Of Long Meado~ and ,.Chance
Once H ~ the surSsypr Tor for the pi.tric, of
I3 said block % now known Tor the pur:
sr aSa 20 %o e Cart f Of s ns az
boint. on the eouther!y line, on Bennins
I'd IS st sarS 81, y, from ann the
with the said southerly line of said lot east
erly IL IT,. thence. eoutherly> parallel with
the westerly line Of lot 10 10 feet: to r. r.
southerlv line. Of lot II northerly l2o feet
to the beginning with improvements there
s preses BeTnps ps.Hc. H e
rromiesory notes of the purchaser. payable
in one and two years. with interest At pef
annualy ann u Secured e ev deed 81 trust upon
nmrchaser debosit Of $500 REQUIRED a
tsrial fees At cost Of nurchaser. Terms tc
he complied with within thirty days from
dav Of sale otherwise the trustees reserve
cost COS ' Of :" i.fsuItrr nnrcha.er. sitter ave dsy.
paper paper publis shed in Washington. s
k6Tfs tk6HTEfsP n. 4 bESIT nSS@IfTLAss.
ocoO-d&ds-1nt Trnstees.
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THos. J. OWEN 4 son. ArcT1oNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
BRANDYW1NE BRANDY Wi sri sTREET Fri fNsoRTHwEsT' Is EST
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust, dated
recorded August % 1893. among the land
records of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell al public auc-
tion. in front of the premises, on FRIDAY.
THE TWENTY. NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER.
AID. 1925 AT FOUR: THIRTY PM. the
following described land and pren,ses sit,
uate in the District of Columbia and desig-
mated as and being the east one ehalf Of lots
40 to 50. inclusive. in block ob in Croissant
and Stone: trustees. subdivision known az
First, Addition to American University
Park" as rer plat recorded in Liber County
10. at folio 81. In the surveyors Office Of
the District Of Columbia said block 23 be-
ing known for the purposes Of assessment
And taxation as SQUARE 1496. subject to the
covenants of record.
trust for $1,000 further particuisra Of
which will he announced At time Of sale;
the purchase price above said trust to be
@ stalIments % Of sss. '' to Include Interest On 81,
purchaser deposit Of 5000 required
Conveyan recording. etc At purch ser &
cost Terms to be compiled with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may he advertised and resold at
the discretion of the trustees.
REGINALD W BEALL.
oc1a-d&sds. .exsu ' Trustees.
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WILLIAM R. DE -LAsHMUTT.
oc16-A&de. .exSu Trusteea.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO., Auctioneers.
ROOM DWELLING. No. 45s sEc6N1

sA1S 5SPREs g 80 sersE s3, 9E sb
co Ss S pre' % as sfdig e coas t 81: Ssn:
@ spuE' John sns:sss a.Ss1 5 ~ sts .ss..s q
sitned; ae adminittratrix Of said estate. will
Sc. sell ~ public t., ;a4stlon3, in front Of The
FotA o'tLocK pM M2ol9skf ths follosinss 6sfns a.
WasSinrton. bistrc, f f' oY commhis. ia, raf,.is.
idt 81 in square 5S1, as per Mat Of SUR
division recorded in book J. H. X page
313 in the surveyors office together with
the lnprov ernents thereon consisting Of 4
brick dwelling house with frame back build
inE attached, containing ak rooms. Has
latrohe heat and sink in kitchen.
Terms OF sale: Onethird Of the purchase
money to he paid in cash aAd the balance
in two EQUAL instalfnerta. payable IN one ~
ana two ~ years from day OF sale, with
interest At six per cent per annun. pay able
semi annually to he secured by first deed
he optoa Of tn. Deposit Of
and recording at cost OF purchaser Terms
from date Of sale. otherwise tine executor
reserves the riRht to resell at cost and risk
Of defaultink pllrchaser after Ave DAYS ad-
,BERTfE, kRonKs LEWIS. Adnnlnistrstrix.
Address; 500 Florida Avenue NV.
Oc1 1R-6SdS SxSO
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u iosEPH 4. SAUNDERS.
HARRY NJ. PACKARD.
14l3 Eye St NV
or13-d&da exsu Trustees
THOs. ]. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERS

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
RRwE6tsTsE Rcs tsTsEET EkSS%Nr SosrHA&SESG4R' ~ SG4REhIsEs
Mach By virtue ssns 6s.d Of ,ru dsed
recorded March ls. 1895 among the land
records of the District of Columbia and at
the request of the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell at pubic
txY fasS09 Z vsRs = r. fIfT ps 6eTS N9S
Der AID. 1929, sAT FOUR Pm. the fol-
lowing described land and premises situate
in ne Pi.,rc, Of coln%b's %G' and dssiyns.sd
subdivision Of lots IN square 553 ae per plat
recorded in Liher 10 at folio 149 OF the rec
ords of the once ~ the surveyor for the
District of Columbia.
Terms sold subject TO q prior deed of
trust for So 900 90, further particulars of
which VIII he announced at time Of sale: the
s.sS .e 9ere. 81 reaSr.d' % 'A'8 Com
veyancins: recording and re,snqs stamps pn a!
Eith w.thin .eirts ssy. ctnerwi:e. y. aseosi,
and resold at ting discrstQH of ies trustees
oeIS-dAds.exsu Trustees.
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THos. J. OWEN 4 son. AUCT1ONEERs.
es91XMEFgRs es91MEFgRss REAL A.. rsfEA1zFb fEAf;1zFbzSshHHIkkSS shEIkS

-RR6kS RR6kkBSlSN5oSh SN5oShrHlA1ss1r. shADISsboRs
:;;:f ?'iS ii Of is;'
District Dist Of tAS col'!nSs d and and at tss request
signed trustees will sel at public auction.
in front Of the, premises on THURS:
95tA4EoREERR 5AE ERE P~ fSgFe{E fSSge{ Il HTS
iuneia. and designated as and being Lot
nYglhered One Hundred and Eishty, ,Nias
lots numbered. nine. lo) 10 fourteen 90
Toned suhdiyision recorded in the Of:
Columbia III n Eibtr County. Al foio 5" " said
property beine. now known for purposes of
S1saS1 On. AZ Rundrss snd EEshty Sins iq
9sa : x,s G1'7 X. ss"hsS ,sroVs a@d
snss rss noa.. Mh .tcr .4
Terre Of sale: one-third Of n. purchase
Years. With interest At seven ~ Der centum
of sale secured hv deed. Of trust ubor the
sscrsr r: syehs.s ,es al d.nc. rssh & Il Vii f
he reomir&d A. time Of sale, Ali convevanc-
Terms Of sale 70 be complied within 81,
days from, day 81 sale. othArui.e the trustees
the risk ard cost Of defaNltine purchaser
after Ave davA' advertisement Of such resale
IN some newspaper published in Washington.
FasS REx J, vi s1G65xxkkot 1G65xxkkoR'
Trustees
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Bv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TAMPICO. Mexico. October 21.-A
second Tampico bank closed it's doors
yesterday. following upon the suspen-
sion Of one Tuesday and a consequent
run on all the other banks in the city.
The banking crisis is ascribed TO the
economic and industrial stagnation
prevailing here.
The Tampico Banking Co. ceased to
pay Tuesday afternoon and yesterday
the banking house of j. Brito Her.
mano closed. The federal court PLACED
both banks in receivership.
The National Bank of Mexico, the
Banco Unico and the Credito Espa mol
are meeting all demands for payment
Of deposits.
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THOs j. OWEN 4 SON Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale of Twelve Valu-
able Building Lots Situate on
the South Side of Porter ST.,
Between 35th and Seth Ste.
NV.

By Virtue, u,osfa of certain deed Of trust dated
recorded Anrll -; Iaas among the land
the request of the party. secured thereby. the
andersEned trustees win seIi at pHh,le aug,
Fs5 as F1HsT IF 6Ak 81 S9yEHBfh II:
following described land and premises. sit
natsd ns,s in n. Pistr:. e ceiin,ss apd 9esis
elusive, in SQUARE 1855. in, the South Boston
Realty Co. and Others subdivision Of parts
Of Cleveland Park" and Richmond Park "
e per plat recorded in the. ofice oi. the
Liher County M a. Al folio ia. "h1 SUBJECT to to
building restrictions and covenants Of record:
trust for sss 500: further. tsrtieulsrs q
paid in cash. 4 deposit of, Al 600 REQUIRED.
A.. 4, purchase. cot Term. q h. eon-
posit forfeited and, ,the. property may he
advertised and resold AT the discretion Of
.IEssE r. HEDGES
OcoO-d&dsexSu Trusteea.
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SHANNON. CALDWELL & co. INC. Aucte
PsayF5 REAL fA1E ETAE 9E YEAthYEHstr hYEHs N
BURGESS. CONTAINING Two ACRES
ONE ROOD AND TWENTY SEVEN
REx OF hANP M9RE oN r9 9F Hess HES
NEAR NEAR 4 The MARYfANp If DISTRICT + n5f of
bBEYoNB bHY9M bi4 THE WoobBTRS staooH. gaodiS0h
BY virtue Of authority vested in the un-
sSss Ss 4os t p n5, on Of he s's a, i
pending in which John N Burgess. ct al.
are plaintiffs and George H. F. Burgess.
ct AL. are defendants. the undersigned trus;;
T. ssa dssF;H HosbS % a oSEs qeSaE az fTs4H +.
FIVE. 1898. At i O'CLOCK PM. ali the
property in said decree and bill of com
plant mentioned and described. containing
Vo one rood and we
purposes Of taxation in the assessors pface
Of the District Of Columbia as Parcel 1895.
Teis property is improved hv A two-story
frame house, containing seven rooms and
is an ideal place for a. = suburban t home
money to he paid in cash $500 deposit on
dav Of sale: one third in twelve months and
the balance in twenty-four months from
date of sale. All deferred payments to hear
interest from date of sale at the rate of -
and secured secured by deed OF trust on property.
Or all cash At the option Of the purchaser;
Conveyancint, recording. and etc. at cost Of
the purchaser .a
I: I: ENsas fssNsfs EAy' OWENS.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER son. Auctionetr..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RUNGA-
LOW L0Ts AID -FOUR toTSs i ksNoWN sniI b hs
GRHSr s}s9 fEfM1sFs fs4REET ~. known AS 44o7
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust. dated
December "a. 1923. and recorded December
IA. 1928: instrument No. ~ Of the land
records Of tfs Dietrict OF Columbia. and At
nnderssn' trustee. viii .offer for sale by by
SoSRA SSSoTdskk TSs Fass TTES2 X foR Fy GdfofR
ne following described land and premises.
Lots 70: 50; a and 81. square $3.50, i'm;
p''1Sr, Terms " of I. sale The above property will
he aold subject to 4 prior deed Of trust for
al 800. At 6Hrr. due October 10. 1928 in
terest. payable semi annually: balance to be
sd e neidne IN naer.. n
secured hv A second deed OF trust upon the
property sold or all cash over truet at o..
tion Of purchaser. A deposit of. S100 90 re-
auired Of purchaser At time of sale. All
conveyaneinE. recording. revenue stampe and
notarial feee At cost Of purchaeer. Terms
Of sale TO be complied with within thirty
DAYS from day Of sale. otherwise the trus.
tees reserve the rifht to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of defaultinK purch aAer
after Ave days Advertisement Of such re
sale in some newspaper published in the
GRASK R. LONG:
oc14 -hkds .erSu Trustees.
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JANE J. LAMPTOS.
p sFY H HOWARD.
zDAN wEscHLER 4 son Aac,ione.fs

71SfS?5EEF6 f?EE6 sssEE OF EsfE ytEHAntE rs!H Il
June %. 1925 recor'ied Jniv q 1925 a. IN in.
etrument No - in the offioe of ,he re
corder of deeds for the District Of Columbia
,s.r.5f A. =. he reams.i "f The parties secured
FRipASo r1F a1 1 x !ee rTsTis.; Tsy OF 9P
OCTOBER. 1920. AT FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ
The following cescribed land All premisee
Lo!s seven ~, eight ~ and eish, hundred
three hundred and sixiv-eirht II .aSSi' he
lnT 2 norton Of the land which UAa con
vtyed 10 the keyson. Co. INCORPORATED. BY
dsssa ss4 fso@ sn5 1.s,,s, ,as sss dated uFY
Terms Of SAFE sal. Sold subject TO balance du.
Or prior dse1 Of trust. recorded in liner
4S12 at foio 3sl of the land records OF the
irom hos, "a. Ee',sSa,, S 10 percs W PSktsra @ apd
Fekford. The sum OF thirteen .houtard doi,
ars Sl3 ooOi ard interest the same in:
cun1herns number nf narcels Of real
trustees vi ple relessed from operation Of
nrst deed or trust upon payment Of eleven
cent. per square foot All cash above fret
required al the time Of sale balance within
thirty dAvs otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property NAV be readvertised and resold
al the discretion Of the trustees
H WINsH1P wHEATLEY
Nd . CAMPBELL
Address $50 Southern Blds
oei3 lH 1871 Trustees.
Evening star., 1926-10-21
rHos. j, OWEN & son. ArcTloNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RESI-
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TRCsTEES SALE OF vALTABLE RESI-.
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u By Dittue Of certain deed Of trust, dated
June 2S. 1926 being instrument No. 1@S.
recorded June 90. 1926. among the land
the request ~ the party secnrei thereby
'he undersigned trustees will .el at public
DAY. THE FIRST oF &oVEMBER r.
1925 AT THREE-THIRTY PM the fol
LOVING described land and premises. situate
in The District Of Columbia and DESIGNATED
40 and heinE lot 1913 in David !. Dunifan g
sLhdiyi.ion Of lots in SQUARE 1913. a.
So Al folio as
Terms Solo subject 10 a prior deed of
trust for 81 $50. further particulars Of
which will hN ANNOUNCED At time Of sale;
paid in cash, A deposit Of $500 required
Conveysrclns, recording. etc.. At purchaser :
thirty davs. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the pronerty may he advertised and resold at
the discretion ot the trustees
HARRY r PITTS.
ROBERT E. MCCORMICK.
ne2o-d&ds evSn Trustees