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New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
English Consume Less
 Fruit Than Americans

London. June n lPl-The inn perlal economic committees fruit report just issued calls the attention of the British public to the fact that while about $2&e,oN0090 worth Of fruit was imported into the United Kingdom during 1921, the consump- ton of fruit per head is still much less than in tho United States. It is also made known in the report that more than three quarters of the United Kingdoms fruit imports come from foreign countries.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
New Canaan Editor W eds
 Stamford Woman Today

New Canaan, Conn, June 10 CIN John L. Hersam, editor and pub fisher of the New Canaan Advertiser and president of the Connecticut Editorial Association and Miss Mary Vivian Richings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richings of Stam- ford. were married al the roctory of St Aloysius church here this morn ing Rev. John T.. Moore performed tho ceremony.
 Miss Richings formerly was em- ployed at the office of the Stamford Advocate.
 Nr. and Mrs. Hersam left for two weeks trip to Canada.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10

Many a young man has sold the most successful bill of his life at the time when he looked most sue
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
Peter the Great, Noted
 Dog of Movies, Is Dead

Los Angeles, June n tPp - Peter the Great. dog film star, died yes. terday from a bullet wound received earlier in the week when an argu. mont between three dog fanciers de- Neloped into a shooting scrape.
 Charles B. Drcyr of Hollyw cod was tho dogs owner.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
ITALY WANTS TREATY

Rome. June 10 CP-Italy IS ready and willing to conclude an economic entente with Germany similar to that between France and Germany, it is officially stated. The matter is being studied in the sole basis of the economic advantages to be gain cd
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
DIVIDEND INCREASED

New York. June 10 LF9 - Stock Of the Acme Steel Co. today was placed on an increased annual dividend basis of $50 a share with a quarterly disbursement of 62 1-2 cents. payable July 1 10 holders Of record June %. The previous an nual rate was S2 q share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12
-FOUR AUTO Spills
MAR berlin RACES
Machines Jump Track, Injur-
ing Several Spectators
and Occupants.
By tho Associa.ed Press.

BY tho AeoOclote0 HFeb9. tssf n
BERLIN, July 1.-THE first inter-
national competition for the prize Of
the German Automobile Club yester-
day was rnarred by spectacular acci.
dents because Of the rainsoaked track.
The Czech, Emmerich. skidded on the
northern loop Of the speedway while
travelling about hundred miles an
hour. His car turned a complete SOM
ersault and landed on its wheels
among the spectators, who were
hurled in all directions. Only three Of
them were hurt, however, and neither
the driver nor his mechanician was
injured, and they continued the race.
A Mercedes driver, Rosenberg.
speeding even faster, skidded. His car
turned turtle, smashed q timepost and
plunged into the grandstand, instantly
killing the timekeeper. The mechani.
clan and three spectators were injured.
The machine driven by the French
expert, Chassay, also turned turtle,
injuring both driver and mechanician.
Almost simultaneously another car
jumped the track, both men being
slightly injured
The winner Of the prize was Carria.
ciala, driving a Mercedes. He covered
400 kilometers about 270 miles) In
hours 81 minutes IL seconds. Second
place went to Riecken; third, Willy
Cleer. ~
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he Misty Pathway
FLORENCE RTDDELL
tCsp1.AsAs. 1884. y ylorsnes RsAasll-D

charming young deck officers who
Ioitered by her chair with idle CONVEX
sation found her oddly unresponsive.
The married men who, having left
wives In England, were ready to flirt
with any unclaimed young woman
aboard the vessel, after while voted
Richenda dull.
She didn't understand why they
should wish her to come and sit among
the dark seclusion Of the boat deck,
or pretended she didn't, which came to
the same thing. In the end.
II am quite comfortable here, thank
you" she would say calmly, smuggling
down q little farther into her cushions,
and the unattached paterfamilias
would drift on elsewhere, lest the op.
portunities of their unusual freedom
might be lost.
But Richenda was happy. She liked
to sic apart and watch these people,
even dissect them q little bit. Every
thing was new and delightful to her.
She didn't want to mix In the hurry
buriy Of board ship" life too soon.
She read her beloved poetry-sat for
hours gazing across the changing light
Of the Atlantic, resting, dreaming.
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There isn't one Of them worth wasting
time OnT'
Nevertheless, she managed TO waste
good deal Of this particular COM
modify upon them. One by one they
drifted into little Mrs.. Johnley's cir
Gle, fetched her rugs and cushions.
bought her morning lime sQuashes,
evening cocktails, listened to the
naughty quips which fell from her
pretty, tinted lips. For while Rich
enda, too, was In the laughing circle.
but she felt oddly III at ease among
them, and gradually she dropped into
the habit Of spending hour after hour
curled up In the deck chair she had
drawn to an isolated corner, porting
over her well loved books Of poetry.
The b4vy Of missionary ladies'
aboard did not interest her. The
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line escort, both Of which she smiling
Nv but most decidedly turned down.
shed show the little widow shat she.
Richenda Peterson, could stick to her
own Independence!
The hnddled crowd Of quaint shops
under the shadow OF the great rock
interested her vastly as she wandered
from one to another, purchasing here
8 curio, there a piece of beautifully
worked lace, farther on a basket OF
green and purple figs.
The drifting medley of cosmopon-
tan human beings added color and
movement to the scene. BY the edge
Of the cobbled pavement an Indian
Iascar argued with q biack-eyed Por-
tuguese. Across an umbreIla-shaded
stall bespectacled Japanese student
bargained with a red-fezzed Arap.
Farther on the air was heavy with
the clamor of market place.
At length Richenda's steps led her.
ont Of the town along the white road
leading up to the Notifications.
The way was lonelier here. Occa-
sionalIy q peasant cart drawn by
sturdy Spanish oxen passed her, the
brOnze.skinned driver showing fash
ing teeth In an amicable smile as he
trundIed by. Farther on luck Ia
yored her with glimpse Of Gibral.
tar's famous balloons. She stood
watching the great creatures as they
bounded from rock to rock on the
grass-draped slope above; laughed as
one mother, jockcying a chubby in
FAINT on its back, stopped to direct 81
volume Of grimacing chatter at her.
'aThe mees Is 'appy?" Richenda start
ed as the words came softly across
her shoulder, and swirled round to,
md herself gazing into the depths of
81 pair OF bold dark eyes. There was
something In those eyes which held
her dumb a Notwithstanding
evilly fascinating, a little sinister
the man who addressed her.
Sensuous. smiling, crimson lips
were set In q lean, dark face. And
the mans PREDETERMINED felt hat
was pushed back to reveal an oily
lock OF long black hair straying
across his narrow forehead.
Her face whitened suddenly. No
other human being was in sight down
the long white road. She gave lit
tie frightened gasp.
'The mees VIII walk wit met"
She found her voice then. go
away" she cried. go away at once!'
He laughed softly, q little menace
creeping into his narrowed eyes.
'.Ah, no." he said. mice ladies do
not walk alone in Gibraltar. It can.
not be permitted. THE wide
brimmed hat came OF with sweep
II win make escort for the English
lady"
''I am going back TO my boat" she.
said, making movement to retrace
her steps. NJ
"Ah-no-' The voice was q little
harsh between the cruel white teeth.
II think the mees win favor her
adorer with something more Of her
company than that. Come now, does
not the old song tell us--,just leetle
love--a Ieetle kiss'-
Suddenly the felt hat was Dashed
by q strong, slim hand over his eyes
down to his singing lips, and Rich.
enda was running down the long white
road as II all the demons Of the
nethermost regions were hard upon
her heels.
Continued tomorrcw.)
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So the s. s. Tibetan rolled down the
English Channel past the twinkling
lights Of Ushant into the Bay OF Bis.
cay, which. in spite Of fits bad name.
behaved remarkably well. The
weather grew q little warmer now.
1--WE are hitching up at Glib early
tomorrow morning, Agatha Johnley
with whom are you going ashore
know" she said q little vaguely.
Couldn't you and t."
Agatha laughed. 'Tisn't done. my
child D'you know, you've been re-
marhably lax. Every sensible woman
gathers eyes before she has been
two days aboard. Simply got to get
hold OF some one to run her round all
the ports the boat stops alto stand
Sam In the way Of buying local
curios, etc. Didn't you know THAR"
I'll never thought about It, an
swered Richenda.
'sWeIl," the little widow went on
composedly, you've still got this eve
ming! Make yourself nice to old Col.
Grimshaw, my dear. He has money
enough to buy all Glib for youi ia"
she sighed regretfuIly-''I'd have
reserved him for myself II I hadn't
had my hands full with Jack Andrews.
But Jack II Just the sort TO go on In q
hun II you let another man butt inr--
I daren't risk It ut present.
Richenda knitted her black brows q
little angriIy. II suppose can 60
round Gibraltar by myself" she said,
colby.
Agatha laughed. "of course. you
can, dear girl, but. don't. you sec
every other woman on board will
think you cant get a cavalier, or at
least that's what they'll say
Why should trouble what they
say?''
.And, anyway. IL you do 60 about
alone you'll find It frightfully expen.
sive which remark decided
Richenda Peterson that, whatever
happened. she would explore Gibraltar
by herself.
Much to her surprise the next
morning. she had two offers Of mascu-
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THos. ). OWES 9 son. AucTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUABLE IN,
PROVED BEAAL ESM y4Eh HNyhMRHrMHh .

BY virtue Of certain DECD Of trast duly
No. las ct seq. Of the land records OF the
district Of Columbia and s. the request Of
trustee Si q: :. PuSEIS spf'io9 RaR & S SEN
TT55EEkEFRh1 RHY 8cnockK p D. 81. ssa isllo ~
s ths DIssriet Of toiumSie. and dssignEiea e
and SsPE lo' RupRs ecsS.ss sSEyoS
Essr n1 paSs.ssd NINE .%o .a ~ W
as per plat RECORDED IN the otace OF me Hnr.
veyor fol. the ptstrics Of ColumnlS q H tpr
12). being now known for purposes O
and Srd .sSa sGa e so2s
s9Fsth sSo Ei5 ana snS dR See
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purcnase
money 70 be paid In cash. balance IN two
equal tnstaiIments. payable In one and tWc
year. With Interest e Rsr rom sensu DAY 81
sas s1 sc S 81 81 fs sa. e. sEqs
required 81 time 81 sale All conyeyancing,
recording. revenue stamps ETC., g c cost q
p9EchassE TsrEmS q ssle S.x 20 u ps s.iS Oshsr
T shs pr rop e the ana
ment Of such resale In some newspaper
published In WaehingtQn, d. c.. r,rx,er,
COMPANY. Trustee, 49, p...,d.r.
Attest. Albert E r. { sfHh1i.Li.tiNGToN.
Assistant Secretary.
iyf-d&ds exSu
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INSTALLMENT WI.
= UnpIeaaant Encounter,

T@ HE next few days were fun OF
amusement to Richenda Peter
son. The varied types she
found among her fellow pas
sengers interested her tremen-
dousIy. One by one she watched peo-
pie pair or In couples or form little
cliques. The pretty widow who shared
her cabin had taken q comprehensive
census Of the masculine possibilities
within couple Of hours Of boarding
the hatr.brushing orgy had revealed
her feelings to Richenda In an angry
outburst.
"Duds, my dear. that's what the
men on this boat arei Absolute dudsi
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CLAIMS BODY DELAYED
By OCTAVl0 RESIGNATION
Successor to Umpire on Mexican
American Commission Must BE
Picked Before Resuming Task.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, July 13.-With the
resignation OF DR.. Rodrigo Octavio.
neutral umpire Of the Mexico-Amer1-
can Claims Commission, 1t VIII %
necessary before the resumption OF
negotiations for the United States ana
Mexico to select a successor.
It is expected that during the dis
cussions for the selection OF, DIT.
Octavio's successor the question WIN
arise as to the legality Of the COM
missions decision in Mexico City last
May, when the United States rep
resentatives refused acceptance and
appealed from the decision against
the tinted States In the Santa
Isabel case.
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TEos. J. OWEN q SON. AuctionssFs.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF HOLLOW TILE AND
CEMENT CONTRACTION DWELL
daS SsS K sTSENSA As gdRRE|MTsEs No. 4sSS
sE SSTs in AL MODERN faPRovTE-
By virtue; Of 3 CERTAIN deed of trust. dated
n LSss aGa d ~ toS Ta M ssa
81 the land records Of the District Of CO.
secured thereby, We the undersigned t trus.
S Zee y g: a. n RqHSSss fbnSo THE fs TE
ITsSFSP FIVE oeLocKo PM 5uYi the ls fUi.
lowing. described land and premises sit
triet Of columbia known and dissfnsui1Ss si
as and being lots numbered one hundred and
twenty-five tl26) and one hundred and
t~enty.siT I126l. In square numbered TWEEN
"a .subdiyision known as Chevy Chase
Park" made by the Munsey Trust Com
p9ny, trustee as per plat recorded in Liber
~ at follo ~ IN the oface Of the surveyor
covenants running with the land covering
the manufacture and sale OF intoxicating
HQuorq: the cost and character of dwellings,
ERECTED re: sTica as s. e the frOntsse Of
African descent: restrictions against the use
OF the land for mercantile or commercial
purposes and providing for. penalties in the
with sSs q
Terms Of sale: An cash. A deposit Of
$500 required at time Of sale. Conveyance.
OF purchaser. Terms Of sale TO be conapiied
with within thirty days from day of sale.
otherwise the trustees will resell the prop
s :. a ss id dsSs pr.Sons
ment Of such resale In Washington news
p'p g. BRUCE wAEpEg
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BRUCE WARDEN,
RIEe a WILMA
THos. J. OWEN 3 SON. AUCTIoNEERs
Trustees Sale Of Valua BILE
Brick and Stone Residence
Being at the Intersection Of
Florida Avenue, Massachu-
setts Avenue and Twenty
second Street, Known a.
Premises No. 2I3l Massa-
chusetts Avenue Northwest.

By virtue Of certain deed OF trust. being
instrument No. 116. recorded June 20. 1925.
anaong the land records Of the District Of
Columbia, and at the request of, the party
occurred thereby. the undermined trustees win
sell at public auction, In front Of the prem
lsee, on FRlpAY. July SlAIEENTH. I'D.
tng.deecrfbed land and premisee, situate In
and being lot 1 in block 8. "Kalorana
Heights" % per plat recorded in the once
u Hber County q. 81 folio "a. said block
now known for purposes OF assessment and
eaxnttuu a. square 1918. 5
Tnfms of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money 70 be paid In cash. balance n tive
equal inseallments. payable u one snd Two NO
knnun. payable semi annually from day Of
00ia, 0ocJirOd by deed Of trust upon the prop
- sold: o " cssh r ne S Sps,CH q Ne
SNsss3 g time o ssle. 4il conyeys5cinE,
Pm AssS,,;, r T ,SsEm,s e sa,s e be compiled
Senaee ne Trustees EessEys the r1gns e
s&spI. q Sucs rsssis q go soSas IN iswsps s
1o-dads.exSo Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
IUTuRE nAYD.
THOS, q. OWEN q SON, AUCTfONEERS.
TRJSTEEas SAFE OF VALUABLE M.
h0vEDe RAJ A. E IS 5 KE s As

TRusTEEs. SALE OF VALUABLE IN;
1880 Z STREET NQRTHEAST.
~ virtue II dos certain deed q TRUST dassa
RECORDED peSsnaRsr g 1925 S,InoRE the land 8.
the request OF the party eecursd thereby.
DAY. 1fHE TwESTjI lz a, pAYg OF July:
iOiIoYsn9, aesGnbed lsnd and premises ST.
drsd tIoCl ip Riehsrd e 0Nslli's sgod ,i,d:
hundred and .seventy.twO (4472l as per
oa " 81 re a Il 6er q
trust Tor 81. 500 10. further particnisrs 81
which win Be announced at time Of sale:
pad IN cash. q deDcait en- $500. GO re-
enue stamps ag purchaser,e cost. Termf 70
be coupled With within thirty days other.
be .advertised and resold y the discretion
= 'A' 1assB b. FRANCIS SAUL.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE.
STORY FRAME DWELLING KNOWN
As PREMISES 934 L STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust dated
July 2nd. 1924, being instrument No. 221,
recorded July 11th. 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 auc-
ton, in front of the premises. on WEDNES-
DAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF JULY,
AID. 1926, AT F0UR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
Pm, the following described land and prem
ises, eNuate in the District of Columbia, and
designated as and being part Of original
B in square $40. described as follows: Be-
ginning for the same at point on the south
line of az" street Is feet from the north
east corner of said lot and running thence
SO feet 9 inches, thence westerly Is feet.
thence north 80 feet 8 inches to IL" street.
thence east along said street 10 feet to the
point of beginning.
Terms: Solo subject to a prior deed Of
trust for $3,260 and second trust for
about 81. 800. further particulars of which
will be announced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trusts to be paid in
cash. A deposit of $500 required. Convey
ancing. recording and revenue stamps ct
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be advertised
and resold ct the discretion of the trustees.
N. E. RYON,
NJ. 8. RY0N,
g.-nl q -
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THos. ). OWEN 3 SON. AUCTToNEERs.
Trustees' Sale Of Valuable
Three-Story Brick Apart
ment House, Known as
141O Girard Street NORTH
WeoE.

p vir.us, II ssysslEHs sssS , e i tsgs: I. duly
Of the land Tpcorda Of ths nistEics 81 Coluna:
thereby. the UNDERLINED trustees Will SAL at
PP pSbSA Sua. 44 Y TSSs e saf BAY
July. A.D. 1925. AT -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the Following described land and premises,
situate IL the District Of COlumbi4. and
degignatod a. and being parts ,Ot lots .
and B in block Al In the. subdivision
known ae north grounds Of Columbian
Governor Shephsfd. folio lac. 81 the records
Of the office Of the surveyor. Of the District
of Columbia, described 20 follow: HHeginntng
for The same g 8 point 30 feet inches
line Of Girard ct. 81 fest @ inches: themes
south 14g feet 10 the north line Of m alley
condemned by proceedlnys IN District Court
case No. $50 IN the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia: thence west along SAID
NOR bs1s lime q no sd ~ e q s s. plos
Tsrms: seld subisct e pries DECD q
trust for $1S 10000. further particulars OF
which will be announced - time C4 SALE
the. purchase price above said trust 70 %
paid IN Gal. a deposit 81 $i:og0:g0 se.
complied With within thirty days. Otherwise
advertised and resoid al the discretion d the
JESSE n. HEDGES
a. EI.TOT MIODLETON.
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TRUSTEES SALE or YALUABIE IN.
IMPROVED LOT FRONTING 90 FEET
ON THE EAST SIDE OF SECOND
STREET, BETWEEN YIRGINIA AYE s

fMPRovED Lot FRONTING 90 FEET
sSFRErT. BETWEEN VIRaINfA AVE.
NUE. AND EYE STREET SQUTHEAST.
Nv virtue OF 3 certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in LiDer No. 3e0D, folio. b 81 DeQ..
81 the land records OF the District Of Colum.
bia. and 90 the request OF the party secured
thereby. the underlined trustees VIII sell ct
public suetign. a front q The pEsMsses e. c,1
or July. Alb. 1875 AT FOUR O'CLOCK
pm, Inc foliowing described land and prem
Uses, situate in the city. Of Washington. Dis:
trict Of Cciumbia, and dcsignated - nud
being part Of original lot 8 N SQUARE Ie0.
heeinnfng on Second street east 81 the
sosithWest corner Of said LOT. thence east 100
feet thence north 20 feet. thence east 10
feet' thence north 90 feet. thence west Ito
feet 10 the east line q enld Second street,
thence south along said line q said street
40 feet 70 the point e negin u ne.
money ~ . = b paid ii cash. balance u tWo
equal installme1ts. payable "a, cne and two
years. with Interest 81 Q per centuin Per
annrirn. PAYABLE nemt-annu1liy. from day o.
eale. eer,ircd by deed Of truet upon the prop.
erty cold. Or all cash, e. the option Of the
purchaser. a deQoeit Of $500 fequtrea 81
time 81 sale. All couveyancing. tocOfdtnHs
revenue ptanps. etc. at coet .Of purchaesEs
Terms Of sale 70 be cQtlplied With within
thirty days from day Of eAles OtherEl1e the
trustee re Fshs e z, ssss ne pcS ;g
s sssss si ST. g: esS s
y. ''''' \, yA .,,.ysH1F Nl q
s iy2-d&ds.exSu&hpl Trustees.
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THos. J. OWEN Z son. Aactioneera.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
|. STORY BRICK pWELLLMG; No. 9Sl

TRUSTEES. SALE or VALUABLE TWO
FOURTH sTREET NoRTHWEsT.
rseosdsa d YlSsr M: S Ssss soie sas y
seq, Of the land records Of The. District Of
Columbia,. and ct the request OF the party
ssG;pfrsd "a, thereby ne HndsrEIs1sd trust Sc
RFFsFnNisTssA nSnnv na1pNp2AY THE N Iass
AT THREE O'CLOCK P.Ma the fol-
lowing. described land and premises. eit.
uate In the District Of Columbia and
3 IN Todd and Peppers Subdivision OF
square 627. ~ per plat recorded in the
Columbia In Liber N. r.. at folio 271. de-
Ath g.. distances SO feet 3 inches south from
me ne corner e ssid i9t and SQUARE
inches: thence west SO feet 70 9Th st.;
themes south along said street 10 feet 0
inches TO the. place Of beginning.
Terms: An cash. Al deposit of $500 will
be required. Is time Of sale. All conveyance
Terms Of sale % 30 complied with within
30 days from day Of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right TO resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of defaulting pur.
chaser. after Avo days advertisement 81
sslch resale IN some newspaper Dublished IN
" -s.' 80 GEoRGE o. WATSON.
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ty@-dGdesex9u Trustees.
TH0s J. OWEN q SON. 1UCTf6NNEKs. .
rRusTErss SALE or vHIUApr.N DWELL.
ING, Rms KNOWN rs a As ~ 1899 S iNaLEslun

fs8.5 1EskskbAGE NQ14I&4W ESD
recorded tn Lber 10. 4S2l folio lee 81
Columbia. and 81 Che request 81 the parry
secpred hereby the ndersiE1ed trlistess
bAx OF !, IpI AsTs. 1925: AZ, EIYl.E1E-
aSTlhSd lead and premises, situate "a the
pletEtct q Columhts and qesi5rased .as sid
gf land III block 3 ia. Chaplin Browns sub.
Iyssa s 81 ~ y RI gans rfSotasa
gt Celumbia u Lfnef County -, e.
Esfnis: sold su6isce u two. prior dsede
ef trnst. tuEtnsr pasticyisrg ~ Nhieh VII
4 dspo1ls IS $500 90 reguiEsd. Copveysncing.
recording ana revenue MsoEQpe - pQEch9efksB
coet Nofnao 70 be complied With within
tEirtZ day2 clheEWtse dRpo4s 3ct1ei5ed si.a
: 2 '''s'''ll l B n
jye-d&daexsn 1fustseE
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iyo-d&daexSu Trustees.
THoS. D. OWEN 8 SON. AUCTIONEERs.
sLT bt IN yAF RRAkRRffyEs PRIBGTSS

TRUSTEES. SALE OF YALpAHIE BRICK
FC UJRtrisE 3 sSTEREET No 10
By virtue Of o certain deed Of trust dated
nay 2S, 1928; being ins.rnmsnt No. e.
oEds o. The District Of coluPbIA end ,at
Ynderslgned trustees viii sell At pulls AUG
ANfh a FFSSi "a iss RFepAYses P Sc JuEY p
1925. AT FOUR PM. the following de.
being lot Ito In Wine and Mayee's suhdi.
vision Of square 1920. % Per pt1t recorded
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due sG &sr sSDfs sss ana sSs
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and the unpaid interest due thereon e 7sss
any. further particulars Of which Will DO
announced at time OF sale: the. purchase
priSs a6Svs sssd az trusts @ be paid IN cash.
recording and revenue stamps at purchasers
cost. Terms 70 be complied with within
thirty days: otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and fesoid
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WILLIAM T.. HARRTNGTON,
iyl2.l4.10. 20.2 2.24.26. Trustees.
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