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New Britain herald., 1926-06-07
TWO PROMINENT
 NEW WORKERS DIE
Meyer London and Hayward
 Cutting Killed by Autos

New York, June Ps-Meyer London, the first socialist congress- man from an eastern state, and Hey ward Cutting, society man and eX- plorer, were killed in weekend au- tomobile accidents in New York.
 Mir. London, who represented the l2th district from 1915 to 1919 and 1921 to 1923, died in a hospital last night of injuries received earlier in the day. A car which struck him had swerved out Of its course to avoid colliding with another ma chine.
 Mir. London was born in Russia 55 years ago, came to New York at the age Of 20 and worked his way through law school.
 As legal adviser he led the cloak makers union through a successful strike in 1919, and as a congress- man introduced a measure calling on President Wilson to summon a council of neutral nations to stop the world war. In his second term he vigorously opposed an increase in the regular army.
 Heyward Cutting, member of a prominent New York family. died Of a fractured skull received in an accident on Long Island road. He was win q party returning from Q dance given Grown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Grown Princess Louise Of Sweden.
 Two other mel with him were only slightly injured.
 They were found by Countess Salm. the former Millicent Rogers. She went with Mr. Cutting to the hospital. Mir. Cutting was S6 years old. and a Harvard graduate.
 He was credited with the first sue cessful introduction Of motor trans portation into the Gobi desert when he went there on his honeymoon as a member of the Roy Chapman An drews expedition Of 1921.
 His wife. the former Constance Cleveland Roberson, of Virginia, is with their three children in Europe, visiting Mr. Cuttings mother, Prln- cess Boris Scherbatolf.
 Mir. Cutting served in the air serv- ice during the war and his wife was a canteen worker with the American Red Cross.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-07
Banton Announces He Is
 To Revive "Play-Jury''

New York. June ' Pl-The sys- tenn Of judging the morals of theat- rical productions by means of play iuries" will be revived soon by Dis trict Attorney Joab II. Banton. it was learned today. An official Of the district attorneys office declined to name the plays no won Broadway which will be passed upon by the jury.
 "The whole purpose Of the play jury plan is avoid publicity for ob- jectionahle shows and on that ac- count the names Of the shows will not be made public" he said,
 The play jury plan originated in 1920 by agreement between city Of Gcials, producers and actors. all par ties promising to abide by the yer dict Of the jury. composed of~prom- inont citizens. At that time thre plays were examined by the jury, which passed all, but suggested q slight change in one.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-07
JEALOUSY AND BOOZE
 ENDS IN FOUR DEATHS
CraHcd sailor Murders Three Then Kills Himself At Houston,
 Texas

Houston, Texas June P,- JoaIousN famed by prolonged drinking spree. is said by police to have been responsible for four deaths carly today in d Houston su- burbm residence with a fifth fatal fly expected. Two white men and a negro woman were also wounded in th" shooti,e.
 Robert Carter Port Arthur. Texas. a ship steward, is charged as the slayer rartor's body vas found soroo three hours after he ran wild at tho party. The other dead are:
 Mrs Edna Milan, at whose home tho shooting took place; A. J. La uoulais, and Johnny Domming.
 William Sonuicr is dying at hos rifal His tugular vein was pierced by 8 h Hot.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-07
Fire Fighting Crews Are
 Rushed to Calf. Forests

San Francisco, June Pt-Hur- r,ed1y organized fire fighting crews were rushed into Sequoia national forest in California today when re- ports of six fires ignited by light ming. were received by th" United States forest service office. Low hu- midity and exceptionally hot nigh, winds, increased the fire hazard.
 One fire was oN'iugutsh"d last night and two were brought under control. reports said.
 The largest fire. started from a cigar carelessly thrown on inc roaI- day, six miles east ot Eoddlng. swept south in q TWO mile path and extended over three miles. Two hum fred men fought the blaze all day Saturday.
 One fire which started from Ilsht- ming on Mount Tom near Kaiser Greek. destroyed 6q acres Of heavy yellow pine timber
New Britain herald., 1926-06-07
Choice Sausage, Much in
 Demand, Made From Dogs

Havana, June 2 EpIcurcaus who recently have been partaNng Of "Salchica' a saucagc extremely popular in Cuba, have had a sad awakening. Officers Of the sanitary bureau who inspected an establish- m mt operated by Chinese manufac- turing the sausages assert that they were being made from the meat Of cats and dogs Legal proceedings are to be taken against the proprie- tors Of the factory.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-07

racing man, who lost the money, notified detectives. They found the roll untouched.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-07
OF LIFE: CHICKEN FEATHERS
 USED TO DECORATE THEIR PARAS0LS

Berlin-Styles and food. two never failing sources Of interest here. The lappers have blossomed out with chicken feathcred parasols dyed in brilliant colors. A huge red rose the entire parasol top is the most popular.
 Moscow-American styles in foot wear and particularly American sizes are not popular in Russia, where women have the smallest feet in the world after the Chinese and Japanese. More than 25000 pairs of American shoes recently shipped to Russia are unsaleable because of their large size, narrow pointed toes and extremely high heels, and so they will be sent into Finland, where they are expected to fit.
 Paris-Taking up food, do you know what "birteck' is. II appears cn the bill of fare of all restaur- ants in France morning and eve ming. The French imagine it 10 be the English for beef steak but it covers all shades of steak.
 Athens-When you go abroad this summer take along an extra five dollars. The Greek government is charging that sum 10 tourists desir- ing to see the famous parthendon. Sixty per cent of the visitors are Americans.
 Chicago-A new receipt has been discovered for longevity-marriage. Dr. Herman Bundesen, city health commissioner, says that married men have lower death rates than single, widowed or divorced men.
 Now York-Dr. John Roach Stra- ton in his Sunday sermon said that Earl Carrolls "Bath-tub" party was attended "by some well known church people who were responsible for the whole thing" He attributed the "disgraceful orgy to modern ism in religion.
 New York-Scores of persons walked over S2,6Oo in bank notes In the lobby Of a prominent New York hotel, hut no one stopped to pick up the baby fortune r. H. Mcguire
New Britain herald., 1926-06-07
MISS PARSONS sHOWERED

Miss Tyra Parsons was rendered a miscellaneous shower last Thursday evening at the home of Miss Elsie Wiegand Of n Wallace street A large number Of her friends were present and she received many beau- tiful gifts. The home was attrac- lively decorated in pink and white. Games were played and luncheon was served. Miss Parsons will be- come the bride of Thomas Henry Noonan on June 19.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-07

Anderson Beckman was shot through the right thigh.
 A negro woman was shot through the leg. Ambulance drivers found her a half mile from the scene of the shooting. Police tracing Carter accused of doing all the shooting, found him a suicide, they report.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-07
PLAN FOR LOAN

Bucharest, Rumania, June : L1H -- Representative of an American financial concern have been in con- ference here with Premier Ay,rcscu. presumably concerning a state rail- roar loan or credit the new goycru- ne [ desires 10 raise in the United States, Experts estimate that the amount needed 10 bring the Ru- manian railroads up to the economic requirements of the country ap- proximates s100,000,0oo
New Britain herald., 1926-06-07

racing man, who lost the money, notified detectives. They found the roll untouched.
 New York-Pictures of icebergs were plentiful in New York today. Passengers on three liners saw the white visitor from the northlands about 500 miles from New York and cameras were quickly brought into play.
 Chicago--Life savers started the 1928 season with a perfect record sixteen men and boys. plunged into
 Lake Michigan by Sunday squalls .alfng the north shore. all were res- .cued. seven of them. though. had 10 swim a mile to safety, They made the shore as hundreds watched, cheering but unable to help. Chicago-Horsehack rowboat and taxi rides still left Rudolph Lutka .$l00 of the S150 he found under his mothers mattress. so he bought a $50 fiivver and told the owner:
 Keep the change" The owner told the police and Rudy went riding again-tn the wagon. Gales Ferry-Yale crews arrive al quarters to begin intensive training for Harvard regatta. Stamford-Charles Rau dies of broken neck received when pushed over backwards from curbing. Storrs-Storrs church and com.
 munity house is dedicated. New Haven-Police recover body i of George Kanzuva. Ansonia, drown ed when he falls from barge. 1 East Hampton Governor and
 Mrs. Trumbull are among 500 per sons who attended dedication of markers on graves of Revolutionary
 war soldiers.
 Storrs--Rev. Dr. John Newton ! T4ackey in baccalaureate sermon at
 Connecticut Agricultural college
 condemns practice of quoting scrip.
 lures to disprove discoveries of sci
 ence.
The Washington times., 1926-03-18
BTOcade or Lace
BGndeGHr, 39c

Flesh or pink colored.
Strong elastic insets, tape
shoulder straps.
Fifth Floor
The Washington times., 1926-03-18

A famous make, and in
sizes for any bed. 50-lb.
rolled edged, closely tufted
mattress covered in art tick
ing. No phone, C. o. D.. or
mail orders.
Fourth Floor
The Washington times., 1926-03-18
Armstrong" Felt
Base Rugs SIS

Tiled patterned for the
kitchen, carpet designs for
bed, or living room. Sells
regularly for $10.15. Sizes
7.6X9 feet.
Sixth Floor
The Washington times., 1926-03-18

Three-piece sets of one
12x1S-in., oval or oblong, and
tive 10-in. round doilies. Ex-
cellent grade linen, beau
tifully embroidered.
Sixth Floor
The Washington times., 1926-03-18
Fabric Cloves Nth
Ornamental Cuffs,
500 Silk FOur-in-
Hand Neckties, 85c

A lucky buy on our part
permits this low price. Some
ties handmade, all are of
silk that holds its shape.
First Floor
The Washington times., 1926-03-18
Ruffled Curtains and
Fringed Panels, Sl.65 Ed.

Cheerful Ruff1ed Curtans-many with valance-made oil
dotted and figured colored marqusete and voe Others
white marqusette with the colored dots All with
backs Handsome Panels of flet shadow ace-fin
ished with silk fringe; ivory
The Washington times., 1926-03-18
Punch Work
Table Covers
$3.50

Snowy white linen, hand
scalloped and I'D on e" in
dainty designs of punch work.
Size So inches square.
Scarfs to match, in three
sizes, $I.69.
Sixth Floor
The Washington times., 1926-03-18
T HRIFTIES
3-Burner "WincrOft"
Gas Range, $I2.95
"A penny saved is twopence dear
A pin days groat year."
BENJAMIN FRANKLI

Perfectly suited for the
small family. A famous
make of range, and thor
oughly equipped.
Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1926-03-18
StartIlngly TIvId
New Drdpery Fabrics
Cretonne ChintS Terry yCloth

Yard-wide cretonnes, heavy grade and in
the brilliant patterns of the Puritan and Kes-
wick prints, and the famous hardwood
Chintz.
Glazed chintz in vivid hues Reversible
terry cloth in striped and floral designs
Very suitable for curtains, portieres.
spreads, slip covers, upholstery, lamp shades,
cushions, scarfs, smocks, aprons, bags
The Washington times., 1926-03-18

Telephone ShOpping

Telephone Shopping
Should business, pleasure, bad weather keep you
from coming downtown to shop, call our Personal
Shopping Bureau. Your purchases will be made
precisely you direct. Call Main 300
You'll need them for the Easter Holidays
Imported Hand Embroidered
Linens
Specially priced for the Easter sale. Decorative
linens examples of beauty and delicacy. Imports
from Madeira and abroad. Each piece is indi~
vldual and will delight all lovers of fine linen.
Madeira EmbrOider- Madeira EnabrOider-
ed Linen Buffet Sets ed Linen Scarfs
$I.8S $3.50
Ln1ee piece, sets OF one Choice of gns and
oval OF oDiohg 18x36in. 1Sx45-in.
Iv-n round COMES EX 1Sx54in Hand embroidered
graoe nnen Oeau- and scalloped splendid
s1ully eHDroueTed quality of linen.
Sx,b E,oor
r rHnCH <, - OIh Lace Trimmed
0Os =. L nO Buffet Sets
Snowy white hnen hand 800
scalloped and done" in Pure white lnen wi I'll
dainty Venise lace edging
Size So square Set consists of 12x18-in.
Scarfs to match in three oblong and 12inch
szes, SI.6S. squares Most attractive.
- Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1926-07-15
THos. ]. OWEN & SON. AUcTIoNEERc
Trustees Sale Of Valuable.
Eight-Story Fireproof Brick
Apartment, Containing 20
Apartments, Known as
1888 18th st. NV. (Lon-
dom HaIll

BY virtue of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded as instrument No. 200. dated April
2. 1925. 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 IN front
r ses p22 OF JHIY DAp 1sss
At -FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the following.
District Of Columbia. and designated as and
being lot o a In the copbinatiqn Of lots In i9
y Gieng Ihelps as per plat recorded "
once Of the surveyor of the District Of
Terms: Sold subject TO a prior deed of
trust for $l65.O0000. further particulars
of which will be announced at time Of sale
the, purchase price above said trust TO be
paid ogne,third in cash balance IN two
or al cssh. A deDosit of $4,000 re
qutred. Conyeyancing. recording and rev.
enue stamps at purchasers cost. Terms TO
be complied with within thirty days. other
wise deposit forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resold at the discretion
BEN T. WEBSTER.
MILTON +. SCHWAB.
rQsd4 ~ Traanf
Evening star., 1926-07-15
SSAT,E on RENT--HOUSES.
Ssas FP .aSd SYSSHi s sSs Il Sis i ssB g

1919 BELMONT RD. N.W.-FOR SALE OR
Mt. PLEAsANT-TAPESTR BRICK. SIX
rooms recently redec0Fated; three p0Fchee
Tone inciosedl, tile bath: bus line passes
door Esr trolley ey ESsca sssa sssr lSs paved =
pUPoNT. C1RCLE-FOR SAFE Or RENT.
aSAH lgsn H1n,y 81 a,ayx aaaresr rooms osss
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.--$R, 800
Broad Branch I'd. and corner Oliver easegs
and south front. price and terms should
sell IL. II not sold bZ AnGNst yin rent.
i4io II NWok AIALrf Main s4s2.
NUMBER OF DESIRABLE HOMES.
Eng % any home
" cOIoRED. Red iSio 9th n.w.--s !. b.
brick, priced low on terms or rent e67.o 90
3S5 Hobart n.w.--6 r. q b.. colonial
brick price and terms interesting or rent
N. E. RYON CO.. INC.
Main 4BD7. 1928 ST.;
Columbia 1877. 344A Aakn ~:
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THos. ). OWEN & SON. AUcTIoNEERs
A-' inc KNOWN AS PREMISES 40 VAN
RUREN STREET NORTHWEST. Ia

By virtue 81 4 Certain deed OF trust dated
Nay 27. 1925 anonR the. land records OF the
the party secured thereby. the undersiEned
trustees viii sell az pp6lie a%HSsionA % A II 9 aET9t
TEfKp PAY 0F {glLY, A,dR; ,dRs;..iSsS iS2S AT At
and nreraises. sitnatS tn the District of co;
lumbIa ard asslEnated e snd 9sinE I2t LIZ HI
division. Of parts Of the tract Of land known
IS Chillum. Castle Mancg as per plat re-
ofics OF the District of Columbia: Subiect
e. the building restriction line as shown on
Terms: sold subject to prior building
essoeiation deed Of trust for about ~ q. G
nounced a time of sale: the purchase price
a6oye sad syst q g paie N easn re-
cording and revenue stampg ~ INrcna.s.f;5;s pc. .;s;s
thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited and
the pFoDerty may. be advertised and resold al
the discretion OF the trustees. ..t.s .-s- {
IS SoyEEBgEEoN TFHQ9YY4bss TTH9YY4bs
fSvA4 ~ -Cr1'F l. TPnatAaa.
Evening star., 1926-07-15
THOMAS ). OWEN & SON. AuctIoDeers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, BEING A TW0-SToRY BRICK
BUILDING OCCUPIED FOR WARE
H0gSE eHgRPDQsEs; ; sgAA1TCE SsTTpAATE NO.

BUILDING OCCUPIED FOR WARE
EI1SsEE IssSs sRREEEEEE12s sRREEEE12sks6 skks6RrfaFTTTEssTTE rfaFTTsTE NO.
yqs II sf Of c 4s asS ssa e os H' :. re-
Of TIE Land Records Of the District Of Co
secured thereby. the undersigned win seii st
public auction. In front Of the premises on
FOUR O'CLOCK Pm the folIoWing-de-
scrfbed land and premises, situate In the Dis
trtct Of Columbia, and being part of lot
numbered two l21 In square numbered one
hHI19d%Eed hun % and slxtyrcne tlgl) A Described q
Terms q sas said properay r0S Is sabscs %
prior deed Of trust securing an indebted
ness Of &1Q.000y00. and said property will
be sold subject to said deed Of trust indebt-
eonee8. OF the purchase price over and
above said deed Of trust. one-third 10 to be
paid in caeh and the balance In two equal
in.staiiments. inst. payable IN one and two years
q per Rsr sssoDS ssaSs S ; s7Ta
option Of the purchaser. interest and taxes
70 be paid or adjusted 70 date Of sale. A
deposit Of $500 90 win be required at the
time Of sale All conveyancing. recording.
revenue stamps. etc, at the cost Of ppr-
within thirty days from date Of sale. other.
resold st Fisk and cost. Of defaulting pur.
chaser after five days advertisement Of such
resale In some newspaper published IN wash
~ JOSEPH N: SAUNDERS.
No. 1413 Eye ST. NV.
HARRY d. PACKARD.
No. I413 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1926-07-15
AUCTION SALES.
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TRUSTEES. SALE. or yALQARLE. M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS
1880 L STREET NoRTHEAsT.
,c,o ~ ylr5ye gd & certain deed q trust dased a9
recorded December 3. 1925. among the land
records Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request o. the party secured thereby:
auction In front Of the premises. on TUES
2.b. 1875 ATTEFEoputfRtTnH AZ EFEoutfRlTnHiRTY AS Pm PMottls tlss
following cescrtbed land sad, premises, sit
uate In the District OF Columbia. and desig-
rated Sal ss asa and being lot 1aIgbersS one h1ir-
sion Of lots in SQUARE numbered forty-four
piat recortsd n the once 81 he surveyor yo
q The District OF Columbia in J.iber 7s. AZ
Terms: Sold subject TO prior deed o.
trust for So, 10000, further particulars OF
which win be announced a. time Of sale:
paid in cash, A deposit Of $4,000 re-
luired gonyeyaneing recording and rey;
be complied with within thirty days. Other.
wise deposit forfeited and the property NAV
be advertised and resold at the discretion
B. FRANCIS SAUL.
WILLIAM p. BENSON.
n a
Evening star., 1926-07-15
THOMAS J. OWEN /. SON. AucrIoNrnRs.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EbMhEkEp fs74 KALoRAMA ROAD

ssAsNOkV1 w E6Ts ~ 3 .-ls 40
virtue q certain dsssaas q = sr'in. 1n..r rs
", lsS & shs ana ana g sEs fs
the psrties secured thereby. the .pnderslgned
win ceii 81 public auction, IN front. e1 ths
O'Clock PM. the foiiowing described land
and premises situate IN, the District ox 70;
eighfy-six I66l y In block numbered AZ t0l,
Meridian Hiil" as @ HescEa2e9 9r,,,. y saao pes1
ssb..dDsss Dcr j fss s. rSds ssd sls ssrsa d
Sc sold subject 70 said deed Of trust IN
debtedrieas. OF the purchase price over
and above said deed Of trust, one.third u %
Sc paid In cash and the ,oatance IN VIC
EQUAL fnetalm0nte. PAYABLE n one. and tHQ
years. with Interest 81 the rate q lx and
one-haIf l0 - per centum per annmma, ,a sS.. ~.
8 ths option Ys the trsere;s sId
4 dsrcsit 81 5000 viii 6e REQUIRED IA. the
tirns 81 sale. All convey apcing. recQfding,
eIssssr eRxesn e1ms 81 ssis fo 5 Ss csmpllsd ith
Wis ds;o1it a,e viii be forfeited and the prop.
erfy nss0ld at risk and cost Of detnnltinS
6nreh6ssr after hve days adsertiee plent g
sneh F1sDis q come newapsper publlshsd N
y esalls .o1' 5. = FRANcls sApxs
w. "a q I'm sls
tr7.d&dsexet Iru1t
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Sale Of Personal Effects, House
held Goods, Etc., for Storage
GarUes.

y
Notice g hereby, given that on FRIDAY, PAY,
O'CLOCK AN. AND EACH SUCCEEDING
GOODS ARE DISPOSED OF. there viii be
sold at. public auction, In the wereEooms Of
the Federal Storage Company. 1907 Florida
liens Tor storagc chaTgss. ETC. due and and ,n1 un.
sona1 effects on storage with the Federal
sNtorafs GoTRe5dy m ths na@es sna % Lido sPa e.
RRIeket9; ri Mr; 7, PRINCE. Nr. y e MorseN NJ.
BUT Buzz conPsns: Mfs. wliiiS@ b. Bowen.
June French, Mt. Aaron Mullins. Nrs. 9 3.
Sgser ho,;nx SsnesI.: eI.:.bfh Iii n Mufa sr1
Alexander, nj. Mrs. N. +. Duncan. Jcseph
gie Reddick. Mrs. Ids Colburn. eonsEstinE Of
chimes. Chinoniere, Barrels and Contents.
Boxes and Contents. Beds. BookcaSes: Pic
Tables. Desks. Chairs. Refrtgerators. Vic
trolas Pianos. Printing Machine. Oil Stoves.
isigned) Z. K. MORRIS.
President Of Federal Storage CompanE 1907
FlQrida Avenue NV. Washington. D. G. !
Evening star., 1926-07-15
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY STUCC0 DWELLING WITH H:.M
81 Ha.gEI .gEIEGs Or PREMISES 5lH D STREET
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust. dated
Noyember N, 1925. being .inetrument No.
l66 recorded November IL. 1928, among
the land records Of the District Of Coium.
bia. and at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will eell.
g public Sycsjon in tr2nt q , tns prewwisSsss, Ss,
July. AID, 1925. At .FoUR-THIRTY Pm.
the following described land and premises,
sltuats q the pistTlct Of colnmbia, 3 aqEd E
Holmee and Gertrude p. Hoimss' subdivision
OF part Of lot in Square S37 as per plat
recorded In the ONCE Of the Surveyor Tor
the District Of Columbia in Book "a page, 6D:
Terms: Sold subject TO . prior deed OF
trust. for. 2.250O0. further particularsn Is o.
which will be announced at time OF sale:
the purchase price above said trust 20 Be
paid In cash. a deposit Of $4,000 required.
Conveyancing. recording and revenue ssanpe
as .purchRser's cost. Terms 20 be complied
with within thirty days otherwise depoett
forfeited and the property. may. be adyer-
tised and resold at the discretion OF the
1s JOSEPH B. SULLIVAN.
ARTHUR J. BRIDGETT.
Evening star., 1926-07-15
THoMAs.J. OWEN 4 SON. AUcTIoNEERs
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE BEING A HOUSE AND LOT,
y NUMBERED 1908 G STREET SOUTH

EAST. III gs:
corded In Liher No. $3.50. at folio 12I, 0t
the land records of the District ot Columbia,
and at the REQUEST Of the parties secured
thereby. the undersigned will sell 1t public
DAY, THE TWENTY-sIxTH on JULY. AID.
1926. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the follow
ing.described land and premises situate 10
the District Of Columbia and being lot nuln-
A6ered Twenty-Five f221 In square numbered
ten hundred and forty (1040l,. 81 deecrihed
in said deed of trust. upon the following
AZ Terms 81 sale: said property il subject u
prior deed OF trust securing an indebted
ness 81 $4,000 90. and said properly will be
sOid subject TO said deed Of trust inhabited
ness OF the purchase price over and above
said deed of trust, One-third fs to be paid n
cash and the balance in two equal install
raeffts payable in one and two years. With
intereSt at the rate Of six and one-haif 70 - }
per centum per annum PAYABLE ssni-.%nnl %
the property sold. oE al cash at the cpficn
pad 81 adIusted to dates of sale; deposii
All conyeyancing recording revenue stsmpsG: &
70 be complied With within thirty days from
date .Qf eaies 0therMiee deposit VIII be Tor:
feited au4 properly resqld - riak and eoei
OF dethulting puEchasery after nye days al
yertieenient Of gnch resale II some neWepapef
published IN WazhingtQn, y, G.
2. FRANcIS sA I. S.