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The Misty Pathway

tcsssvssA., 1884. " Iie.sso. RlAA.rl,

the skyline. Occasionally an isolated
pile stood oddly alone. rising UP sheer
from grassy plain. Little farms
were dotted about these plains. quaint
stunted bushes stood alone and. In
clumps, and here and there patch
Of darker forest. ISg
A wide, wild countryside! Some
times they trundled along for miles
which showed no sign of habitafton
except for rare groups Of half clad
savages, who stood staring aS the
train passed on. Once a troop Of
balloons lolloped across al open patch
not SO yards away from them. 4 lit
tie later they caught sight Of Ave
daintily dappled, long neeked. crea-
lures, nihbling among q eluEnp Of
stuRted trees.
Giraffe" cried Lucille. What =
niece Of luck! They are getting very
rare even in Kenya."
Then suddenly Q huge, silver white,
rounded dome, shot with rose rays
from the strengthening sun, stood out
against the blue OF a cloudless sky.
Kilimanjaro! The two women
gazed enyaptured a. the wonderful
mysterious mountain Of Tanganytka
glimmered across to them. Now It
was gone, hidden by q elunp Of
nearer peaks. Now il was theirs
again-nearer and lovelier than ever
in its greater whit4 snow cap. They
traced the silver ANAL course OF q
shining glacier Wandering down It's
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Dutch Treat.

A 8 Polly Pryne came through
~ the door by which the 0pora.
"A ttvcg In o long flle left that
4 a particular department Of th@
factory. she found that Leigh
Goodrich was waiting for her as usual.
One OF the firNt to leave thA building,
he had stepped aside ana remained
standing until she came by. The
familiar sight OF hts strong body and
fine. BEAUTIFULLY tinted face under the
brim Of the gray cap gave her the
feel at sight of him. Lifting her eyes
tn his she smiled and with ready
response no caught step with her. and
steered her out Of the crowd toward
a certain quiet little restaurant where
they were In the habit Of lunehing
together.
: They found the small table they
liked best and sat down with their
backs to the windows. past which
the rest of the factory crowd were
drifting In the direction Of q popular
cafeteria Leigh scanned his menu,
she glanced ~ hers and over the top
OF the cards their eyes met In q
laughing look.
Let mo treat. just for once" Laugh
said with q. bit OF entreaty In his
diirect, hazol glance.
Polly shook her head.
mo. The custom Is unalterable,
Dutchttrvat," she aaid.
You're a piece Of sheer independ.
ence, Polly" Leigh said.
It's the habit Of q lifetime" Polly
returned. And she spoke tTsnthfully.
She had been taking care of herself
for so long In spite Of her 20 years
that she could never remember hAv-
ing Ii otherwise. Her father had been
no good to be9tn with and her brave
little mother had looked very early to
Polly fer holp In their stern battle for
life. When at last Polly found her.
self alone she had simply gone on
looking out for herself as best she
could.
no you know, Polly" Leigh said
n they ate their beefstew-Polly'
breakfast being q sketchy affair con-
trived In her own room left her eager
for hearty foed at mid-day-"Have
you thought that IL 10 just a year
today since we had our first lunch
here togather?"
Polly flushed. He did renember, and
she was afraid he had not. She pre-
tended to be a bit a&tonished.
why, 1t Is! And we had beefstew
--or was 1t SOUP" As il she did not
know. as IL she could ever forget that
rainy noontime and Leigh's face as
he sat opposite her.
ut was soup. / think" he answered
II was very lonesome, knew nobody
but Ed Stevens and when he intro
duced you to me remember thinking:
why, she's just like the girls at home!
am going to like her. And I did.
And do"
Polly's fingers trembled slightly as
she fished into her stew with her
fork. He had said that before. that
he liked her. And SHE hoped 30 much
that he would one day use that other
word for which she hungered 50 ter
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FORMER PRINCE GEORGES
COMMISSIONER DEAD
y. Lee Manning, 81, Was Father
Of D. 6. Detective and Resi-.
dent Of Aecckeek.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Nd. July lo,-R.
Lee Manning, former Prince Georges
County commissioner and prominent
In business and church circles for
many years. dad latA Saturday at his
home. Aceokeek, Nd. at the age Of 81
years. For long time he was State
tobacco inspector for southern Mary
land and director Of tina bank at
Clinton. He served six years an eouu-
ty commissioner. Death followed an
operation last January for kidney
trouble.
Mr.. Manning IL survived by his
wife, formerly Miss Juliana Hatton.
and eight children, Mra. Henry ClaEett
Of Accokeek. Mrs. Leo Farrell. Ia
Plata; Misses Eleanor, Maude, Juliana,
Resale and Leonora and Robert Lee
Manning, member Of the District Of
Columbia detective force.
Funeral services were held today
from the late residence, Rev. Henry
ParlEnnan of the Episcopal Church at
Indian Head performing the service
and burial being in the church grave
yard.
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Idle Argument

800 i , i Il Z {.
Hew the works Of Mother Goose
suffer from mems blind ahusel Did
the cow Jump DER the moon? Did
the cat ahduet the speon? Men Of
learning say IT'S tash; such wild state.
nents viii net wash. Cows are earth.
bound, aordid things. ana they're
pever seen with wings; they can't
Emulate in flight Airman Hyrd or WI
bur Wright; even IL they learned to
ny theyswould never travel high: thew
would never nv away from the bran
mash and the hay. Natures laws
must b reversed ere = COW or steer
clare, which prohibits fights IN air.
But tliare ID another crowd with a.
iron faith endowed. and they roast the
four-eNed men who frOfn study aY,d
from AeM HAna out statements vphinh
traduee all the tales of Mother Goose.
II she says q milk cow new All IRE
wastes ct ether Through, it's not olirs
TO carp or kick. aelsiRg how It pulled
the trick. It's not ours to reason
why. asking how q cow could Nv,
we are told the old cow few, and f5ff
Us that fact viii do" So they areue
and debate, learned professors famed
and great, and the men OF learninr
small, but 81 faith e1ceedlns tai. It's
q lOng-drawn game Of theirs, beatine
drums and splitting hairs. read
Mother GCose's book with delight and
do not look fer 4 stanza or q page
over which to rant and ra9o. Ale
gories fine are there. fables with q
moral rare parallels which surely ffnd
every reeees Of the mind. AZ read
I hear the raw over Luna and the
cow; hear the wildly shouting crew
IFS II. false or Il 1t true?'
WALT MASON.
fcnnxriehf. 1a26,l
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side to where the dark forest crept
UP to meet the wandering line.
Brett says there are rhino, ele-
plant, and all sorts Of wonderful
things and mysterious people round
it," said Lucille.
"It draws one" answered Riehenda.
Don't you feel It? It's queer-half
living"
"The natives say It IL alive
answered Lucille. SIN the old days
they made sacrifices to Kilimanjaro. Z"
The train continued It's long, slew
climb. A little later Pathways Joined
them again at q waysidA station.
Richenda loved to watch the Fabble
Of native passengers that descended
at each halt and sped across to the
water taps, intent on flliing gourdx
and bottles Of all sorts and sizes.
CONTINUED tomoRrowl
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MISSIONARIES TRIAL SET.
American In Korea, Dismissed by
Church for Cruelty, to Face Court.

TOXIC. July 10 ON.-The trial of
DIR. C. A. Haysmeir. American medical
missionary. stationed at Pingyang.
Korea. on charges Of cruelty. has
been set for July q. The charges
were lodged, the department Of Justice
here was notified July ~, In cennec-
tion with the. misSonaFy'S action in
branding q small Korean boy with
the Korean word for thief" on both
cheeks with acid, after he had caught
the boy stealing apples,
1t il understood that the raisafdn:
aries in Korea. Of the Seventh Day
Adventist Church voted In favor Of
DR.. Haysmeir's recall to the United
States. Word Of his dismissal by the
mission board In America was Ere
oeived hare yesterday.
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~ EVERAL times lately Richenda
had wondered what she would
do when these charming people
~ left her. Once she had caught
herself wishing she could 90 on
with tham--wondering IL there were
any chance Of them asking her to do
thip--than putting the thought away
with an angry imprecation.
And now: Couldn't you come with
us?" Lucille's voice was little
pleeding.
''But ~ but ~ Mr.. Fairways-"
Richendo stammefed.
80 Rrett3 Why, he'd love II!
Rrakt's not too fond Of strangers"-
Niehanda hadn't noticed this-he
always seemed as eharmingiy at ease
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THE EVENING STORY.

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49, 49, - " ~ =, ~ ~ ~ $500 r,a,.t
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S.,.ent 80. 70 WY e~''
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n..,1.t 4J, -. a 80. n. %
41nyDooy. aoWeSer, you ~ Soih1 70
oinn0F VAIN NM toinAnI, E0uy, ~ .
8ood pace, necauea you see--this u
my last cay mere IN the racfory, my
last DAY, indeed, In the town. am
gong nome.
am 20 Eiad you are going
nome Polly managed TO say. He
had told her about his home, the. low
he had simply clnae1 and left when
his mothof died Nothing for me to
do there" he had aid. IF I'd had
q bit Of money though. could have
gone into q PAYING business, but ]
hadn't the money and wouldn't sail
the house." II must be that some girl
was callinR hin hack. Yes, that was
II. -
"I knav YOU'D ba Glad. And 40.
Polly. Tonight we'u call oef the Dutch
tresf bs,siness and yot'u dine with
Po,,v roddea. n was tina hest she
.o,,,S ~ p,,. Oh 81. nav .bst stew
tasted IN her n,o,,thi would she aver
forget the bitterness Of beef stew Il,
Ali the lonely n1iserable wears IA
cor,e1
All III. afternoon hersin1 over hay
r,achiro ~hs thn,,.ht ~ fHtrh anI
Mai - hsS tia ~ Ia -. reirs
honrs. Ana she wo,id stsy n oniy
she had died Of the same fever that
had taken her mother.
n was at Z a,ciccE that polly caught
her finger In the machine. There
~ow Now . .a,IS x tnr"aS or aro,heT
sSor;z;ry c,artsr ~ an ho,,r wI,iis
the doctor tendsN her Then she fell
| well enough to walk home to Mrs
Jacobs. where she had : roor,
Leight did not know. Of course. He
was coming ia the heuae after her
anyway' 90 in srite 81 the main n
her hand and that other more deadlS
pain In her heart. she mt ON he,
| little xrav silly. which sIs had EN-
| broidered herself and tried to make
herself duly festive for his sake.
When at z o'clock she went down.
stairs to receive him she found hin,
looking 80 fresh and handsome that
she turned paler in ccnsoouence.
why. YOU are like a fittie ghost
Polly" Ialgh said anxiously.
Its nothing. I stitched n finger
| this Afternoon. Tim nj roa6y. I,eigh. y
But ] want 10 know more about
| the stitched finger" he took ~,
bandaged hand IN hia. atestionipR her
with earnest ewes. 'sI1i6 II hurt dread
fully? WHY didn't YOU send for me?'
| why. the doctor was there--an nd
Miss 6taplea. and
"Dut Won came home aIona didr,
you? on, PollyP'
"Taxi waitingr, said Mrs. .Tacohs
LOOKING In.
saThat'a soi forgot the tax;,
Leigh cried. Come. Pollv"
"A taxi for aev' Polly sasped =,
he nut her into the ear "SnS Erosr
son s. Oh. Ieir dns van are An mat Gmer
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF HOLIow TUE AND
Nc. KaowN AZ 1 P ERESshsE ny Sb SIS
s2 Gssg sf IN AZ s&SSa SHsEr hpa SSaA:
sy virtue Of a certain deed Of trust dated
sns TssTs 81 & fG ns ass 81 &C. g.
secured thereby, We. the undersisned truS.
e, tees, will eel q pgSAis NSss1oH r. trent q q
X J Gsss99Slsfs' e J nah M isss,
LOWING: descubsd land and PFemisss t IL
S 4ss 81 hs kns Of w ss Rs
Is and being iots numbered one hundred ' and
twepty.six I1s6l. in sQuare NUMBERED tyen-
Park. made hy the MuSsey fsust Com
81 Al, folic s7 IN the oiHee Of the surveyor
aas sansnr % viz me Ian; usss e
the manufacture and sale Of Intoxicating
liauors; the cost and character Of dwellings
erected: restFictlon as to the frontage Of
Hean S assss sSs u g
Of the land FOR MERCANTILE or Commercial
purposes, and ProvidinG for, Eenalties in the
n With sSs q ss
thereon.
s. Tsrms # ,sls: Al, An s,sh: SsDs... q
III as Hsa :; e Bee q
with within thirty days from day Of sale.
otherwise the trustees win resell the prop
sbs.er At , :9 fd s sS: 3, Saap;SSs
ment Of such resale in a Washfngton nsWs-
R. BRUCE wAApEN,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

THOS. ]. OWEN & SON AUCTTONEERS.
TRusIEEs, sALEs 81 y,A IsLfgy.ANR I'll F Az
NS66Ss1 HEkEESSr los PiEseE sfhEEi'
esa a e efSS.s4n g 'ia . e ssSs' e.
e the sna records rec rssu g 6 Rsts
secured thereby. the undersigned will cell at
,s.bl,c auction, in front OF The IEsWisS& q. On
is5s. N Az Al AFNouR.TH1Rry : O'Clock IN.
aats IL tSs pste coambs aG Sens
I27l. In square numbered aye hundred
desa OF trIsi upon ths icalsSirT ssr% .,,S,.c.
to prior d deed s. trust SECURING IN indsStsd.
ness Of 81. $50. and said property will be
sold subject to .satd deed of trust tnaebted.
ness. OF the purchase pF4ce over ana above
said deed ot trust one-third is e Ss Psid H
ments. payable "a one anS two years; With
annun1. payable senii-annlaliy, secured BY
second decd of trust upon the property sold.
or all cash at the option OF the purchaser
e sss q End . take; e dep Be Dosd $500 'a &H
required at the time of aale. AL convey.
sncing, recording. reycnue atamps. etc. Ae
the cost Of purchaser. TernS OF sale % e
S9mpsd NTH within thirty dfss Hmf
and property resold at the risk and eogt OF
the defaultinE purchaser after Ave days' ad'
paper published In WsshinEt2p, D. O.
WILLIAM e. p, ieiSeE SsssoNE w
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FUTURE DAYS.
TEoMAs ]. OWES 8 soN. Auc,Iopeera.


TRUSTEES SALE OF XALUAbLE EEAL
ESTATE Beng a TWo-ST0RY REl s1I
EagsE sfgBkkQQs SSRT StS9AE NO
ss':s \: ,ts S,. sss J: !. "a 4.
.S e .S ne sssss:t e A e: 81: e
pubiie aSc.:o1. IN front Of ths pFsgsissa. %
FFSUUKkspo1c tcSHIf lie foI nSsS
scrteed Land end Irsmisss situate IN The DE-
Ssassssa I've !Sl q sSS,SSs naESssSS Y: c9 4:
Tsrms oi Sale; Said property ID sIhieet to
ness Fl $4,000 90: and sd .PEopsFty WIN ~
sSove said died Of fSusS, ons-third IL 10 BE-
paid IN cash and the balance ip two eauai
IisS y,Ss y sfs Eae a sTS
s ssS PEE ssssS 81 ssosd s; Ss
option OF the purchaaeF. Interest and taxes
dspestt 81 S600.90 WI Re REQUIRED o. The
time OF s.ls Az eoasssseeins rscSerd nns.
cssxs1Ss Ten. @SS ssis g eS sS RsS
within thirty Aae o from date OF eale. otheF-
wise depN at VIII be forfeited and property
rosoA at rid and cost OF defaultlng Dur
chaser after I'VE days advertisement OF sueh
resale n sane nswspapeF published ~ WASH
' apaI Va. JOSEPH N. -sAUNDERs
e, g ,.s@ aASISST II 7. iPA z ~
No 1413 Eye ST. N.M.
1Sa1-AadEsxs1 1xusseet&--
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TOMORROW.
r THes Z OWEN : son 90 y AHGT,QSEE4s
fEsSSTEns REAk E STA rKEESS2WN as

- BY virtue Of q certain 4eed Of trust, dated
recorded Decembsr g IaaS among the land
records OF the District OF Columbia. and at
the undersigned trustses viii seii al ,rp,le
auction. in front of the premises, on TUES
PA{ Bas 1IyESd5TtfEEha 1RAfI q M .uI &:
uats in the piftrict Of columbia. and dssiS.
dfed oot In Richard r oNsffs oe s9b aH
S sion Of lots IN square namPsFed forty four
plat recorded In the once of the Surveyor
ot the District OF Columbia In Lber IS. at
Terps: sSld subject 70 q prior deed of
which Win s. SnnSuneed a ptims 81 sai 81
the the purchase Dsses above said tgIss 70 Dc
uuired Conyeyancng, recording and rev.
enue stamps At purchasers cost. Termq TO
De complied With within thirty days. other
wise deposit forfeited and the property NAV
os Sdvertiszd and resold at the discretion
FRANCIS sApLs
WILLIAM p. BENSON.
1yS-d&ds. eXsu Trustees
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DAVID NOTES. AucTIoNEER

Regular Weekly Sale on
Tuesday, July 20 begin
ming at 10 AM. Large
Variety of Furnishings,
Lot of Rugs, Floor Limo
leums, Carpets, China and
Glassware, Living and
Bedroom Furniture, Mems
Clothing, etc.
Terms: Cash.
David Notes, Auctioneer,
633 Louisiana Ave. NV.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Eight-Story Fireproof Brick
Apartment, Containing 20
Apartments, Known as
1893 18th 81. NV. Lon.
don Hall1

By virtue of q certain deed Of trust duly
recorded as instrument No. 200, dated April
e 1925. among the land records q The
District of Columbia and Of the request Of
the party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell at public sgeti9n; in frSnt
TwESdTTYEssFiSsT PAY d JuIy: xR; lass.
pistrict Of Columbia. and dssignatsa e ana n!
square 2s2 made by HAIRY K. Boss and
Glenn Phelps 20 pes plat recorded IN
once of the surveyor OF the District OF
Terms: Sold subject 70 .. prior deed, of
the purchase prizes abcye said trust 70. Be
saual fnstaiiments Of one and two. years
or all cash. A deposit Of, $4,000 re-
duired. Conveyancing. recording and rev.
snue stamps 9. purehsssr.s cost; Term, 70
wise deposit forfeited and the property may
% advertised and resold at the discretion
BEN T. WEBSTER,
MILTON r. SCHWAB.
jye-d&ds exSu Trustees
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nicAeHds Peterson, London once girl,
yiee 1000 pounds IN. . nevapaper contest
Ard Aaeiaas 10 opend her fortune In travel.
pForniso 81 adventure 10 her. and che books
naeaaEo fer Port MpmbaAA. When the boat
Z, Gissai,ssSs &: HfhsnSa ssS. q g be-
~ q native. who. frighteus Der. ARsUa
MFodts. one OF her fellow passengers. reectes
her from the mana unpleasant attentions.
Arrived at Mombasa. the hret person
Richenda sees p Brett FalrEayS. 9 noted
Ske IL Introduced to Faifways ~ Lueille
HSvenant. widow. who has deliberately
sought che aeauSintanee OF the girl.
Continued from Yesterdays Starr
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
until July 81. 1926, for the construction OF
Concrete Road in Mt Rainier. For plans
and specihcations apply to TOWN CLERK,
Nj. Rainier. Nd.
TREASURY DEPXETNENT. SUPERVISING
iasS. sEALEp PRoFosAES win Sss opened
Losn sRd ssslsr nalialss. MssSInit tor: 8 z
once In the discretion Of the Supervising
Architeet. JAS, A.. WETMORE.
Acting Supervising Architect.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOa. ]. OWEN 8 SON. AUCIf0NEEKS.
rRusT5EEsy R SAFE SS E gA kS6w Tw e
sREMhisaEss I4aS 81: sFsSEEEF soG6ThAf

TAUSTEES SALE -YALQAHLL- TWO.
sS}}NhlsfEss li I4a sT sFSEEf F sc66T A.
1,y S CERTAIN ss: & s5s' l.. dated Sc
rssssdsd Nsssh ,SssS: .fs3S Ssaoss the alan q
the Request q ths 3aStx sesNFed tAsESss tn, the
ion. In re eficS Of Tkos J. owen & Sos,
1fHs bf,AS o % 9 E5I116 s 1Rsr xW M TTWo
Pm ths toiloT IN IdsseSlSed, iaHS a9S prem
aesiEnatsa & ssf Berg los iSi q TlsyysSn%ess
IL The spbdi yision made By oscar g. BrctheTs.
IT,. OF the Christie tract end known as Fair;
lie suryeyer for Tie DlstTIst q Columbia IN
Liber ~. folio Is subject to covenants and
Terms Sold eu6iect to . prior deed Of
trHst for 50 ESQ. further particul@rs Of which
viii be announced At time of sale: the pur-
cash A denesit Of $500 required Convey.
ancinR, recording and revenue stamps at Dur-
shssse'r's ., cost. Terms % g somplied With
Ell and the nsSpsrty may Ss adyeStised and
iy1%1BIq2f Trsssicns
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THos. J. OWEN SON. HUCTToNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWIEIL;Ll II = , BEING PREMISES l26 c

DWELLING. BEING PREMISES 120 c
STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of 2 certain deed Of trugt. dated
JUN 81 aoR tSs is1d rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia: and at the
dersigned trustees will sel ct public aue-
ton. In front Of the premises, on TuESDAY.
AID. 1925. Ar FouR Pm. the 3oiioWinG
described land and premises. aatust9 In the
being lot 4 In Charles Just's, subdivtsiog q
E LIS y s w. B. foo sB 8. 1911 cc: p
the ONCE Of the surveyor Of the District OF
Terms: Sold subject TO . prior deed of
trust for $6.760. further particulars Of which
chase price above. said trust to be. paid
oo8 In ss s6 Ss,SHcs ssS DSs month
eordins and revenue stamSs at 9 yTcha.s.sSE,r 2
thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may BE- advertised and resoid
FRED G. MITCHELL.
k~,HA IL &C, Trffntaaa
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THos. ). OWEN : son, AUcTIoNEERs.
DWELL sSoyyN. "a ia hMifsEs

TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE FRAME
1os Ssk SThIilSTv s0UTAN1Sf1a. AlsIs
Nsssasss isss ~ sSss M IS
land Eec9tds 81 We DistSict d Colnn6is,
thereby, the underlined trustees viii. sell. 81
Bssha,eS A9ssieR fgoas q ne REfHalsss ca
0E, July. n; 1929. AE RVS ,0NI'OcK
preItieaa situate IN the DiatRtet ct cQlums
bia. and designatAd - and hetnT let 20 IN
square al, accordtHg 70 the pubic plat or
veyor Of the Dtstrict ef folunabil.
naeuey 70 b paid In each. balance II two
equal tnst2ll@9nta. payahle In enc And tive
anpuln. payable seIri annually, from day o.
sale, secured hg deed et tfuQk Wpen the
nsonel4y cold. or en- easA, g. the qhttcn al
Se reaulred I'll AIna e. sale, An .eeavsysnc.
ing. reeoPdinE. levnnue etaIRpQ. etc, - cost
With within 80 days from day Of sale. other.
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF default
iIiE purchaser, after ave days advertise.
iuent Of such resale In some newspaper pub.
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THos. J. OWEN 4 SON, AUcTiOSRERs.
rAUi STWFafLisSASHgE RsI SNALA kSESE,sERA A q
AA ESlRnxs q MASS AYR NV WITH

By virtue Of 3. eertain .desd 81 trust. dated
Ia4. recorded January g. 1Q2R an1onr the
It the request Of the PARTY seeaesd ShseSPy.
the undersigned trustees will sell at public
il sSs' sg Il Rd SI'R|I;' Of &
sslRS iot. snd IS N VI z yo6nssons s Sss
recorded II Eiber h. b. q. foie @is. 81 TIE TIE
Ese9rdS Of tAe otpee OF the surveyor Of the
trust for SO, 900. further partic1iafa Of which
chase price above .said tPuet @ be paid In
cash. A Deposit Of $500 required. Convey
Terms 70 be. comDlied with. within thirty
DAYS. etherwise deposit forfeited and the
discretion Of The trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL
ING known, As 1880 INGLESIDE

1Nsp IN NSp. Z AZ 1850 INaLEs1DE
recoFdsd il Libsr No. .zssIs. folio los. :,
Columbia; and Al the reeuest. Of The parry
ss s' s thereby the HnSersls9s6 trustees zee
Erewi.ss, qqP en- TUESDAY,; oJFE TWEN Sr1 En-
Tern. O'CLOCK. Pm. the Following d.
ssrssd lang and premissS s,s@Ssss i t sns
bsi1g lot n n Harry JSnss sahSivisSn
v,sSon Ct d9sss.ids e PER plat rsSoFdss
folio I4B
Of trust. further PARTICULARS Of which viii
b. announced at time Of sale: the purchase
Ssp9sls Ss reaairsd Sons.ysn chg
rscesdipE and revenue sissRs. ., RgrcaSSfSE;, 1
thirty days otnerwlse dsnoslt forfeited and
al the discretion Of the trustees..
SESSS0MEA ms NhoHhnNetkEETsSEk.
iya-dAae.sx su Trustess.