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Evening star., 1928-08-03
THE EVENING STORY

air Of distinction. her charming appear
ance. for the light eyes scarcely left
her face during the meal.
Later, in the parlor. when she sat
down for few minutes to listen to the
radio, Mr.. Bender came and took
seat beside her upon the sofa. A
womans voice sang Loves Old Sweet
Song" and Mr.. Bender took of his
glasses and wiped his eyes. He was
evidently in a sentimental mood.
That's fine song" he sighed "It
takes me back TO the past If my eye
sight hadn't got poor and hadn't lost
my job"
Tell me about IT," said Anne. She
felt suddenly sympathetic.
II was an accountant" ne said. IL
worked all day under light II az
fected my eyes, had 10 quit work.
II left me very poor And Sae--Wsll,
didn't blame her--she said that under
the cirCumStanceS--So We said good-by
and she went away--I have never seen
her since" Suddenly he spoke in q
more cheerful voice. When my eyes
were at their worst and l was wretehed
was unable 10 consult specialist
about my eyeS-I am here In the city
for that purpose now"
How wonderftlll" Anne said. But
she~~the girle Have YOU given her no
entirely Couldn't you ind her now
II YOU trieds"
Il am afraid II would be like looking
for a needle in hay stack. OF course,
| shall always care, OF course. I shall
never hear her name. Belle, with
out"
Belle Belle what" interrupted
Anne. startled
Why, Mr., Render" exclaimed Anne.
4 know where she is. She Is not 30
blocks away from this place this in
slant keeping house for her cousins
husband, The cousin died and left 4
child and your Belle"
Yes, yes That Is she, The mans
name was Jefferson Marsh" said Mfr.
Bender eagerly. Can you direct me 20
herr viii SO there AZ once. Some
folk. Miss Adams might call her selfsh
for using me as she did but I never
considered myself worthy Of her. Now
with my money"
Ten minutes later Anne was in her
room ShiVerins with excitement. trytng
To set grasp Of the amazing happen
ing. II was long before she slept.
She dld not see Mr.. Bender next
morning. for she breaKfasted at an
earlier hour than he did. Al noon she
went 10 the restaurant as usual, Pres
emily Jefferson Marsh came. He was
smiling broadly,
Well Anne dearl Waiter. I will
order for both today Fried chicken
endive~~ ~coffee~~Sherhet It's little
celebration you see" he whispered as
the walter turned away. Cousin Belle
Is going TO leave ule---at once. she Is
going to be married~~to some old sweet
heart that Unexpectedly turned up a.
he house last night~a moneyed man,
she sayS-~hy name of Render-Anne.
my darling What are YOU laughing at
Or are you cryinKF
"R~both for JOY" gaSped Ann
glping her hrtmming eyea
THE END.
tcepyrisht. iessl
Evening star., 1928-08-03
Cousin Belle.

NNE ADAMS was already seated
n at the small side table in the
II restaurant where she ate her
4 lunches when jefferson Marsh
entered As he came toward
her she noticed that he looked un-
/, usually worn. She gave him a slight
beckoning nod and he responded with a
smile. An instant later he was occupy
ing the chair opposite, launching to-
gether was no new occurrence. For
the last three years they had been
meeting almost daily for MONDAY
chat In this restaurant In fact, they
were friends of the sort that only
await a change OF fortunes to become
engaged lovers.
something unusually annoying has
happened today JEFF" Anne said, her
dark eyes resting tenderly upon the flne
face opposite her Nothing wrong with
Megsy. / hope"
No" The young man leaned his
head on his hand and looked at the
girl he loved and wanted with his whole
soul "Megsy Is ali right. And SO Is
Cousin Belle. The trouble IS lie
paused as the waiter SET food before
him. Then passed on. How long VIII
it be before MesSy graduates ifom
Cousin Bellies care
"Megsy receives wonderful care from
Your Cousin Belle" murmured Anne
she isn't my cousin. you forget that.
Anne She was my wife's cousin. or
course, Belle has been kind. She tirSt
took care OF Edna and then-She stayed
on TO take care Of Megsv MegSy Is
now four years old and Belle continues
to stay, She insists that MegSy needs
II. fAA
daughter TO believe that she actually
can't live without Cousin Belle"
Anne was silent. She understood the
whole situation as no man. particularly
an honest. warm hearted man as Jetfer-
son Marsh, could At that very instant
she was visualizing Cousin Belle-a
small sallow. sharp-eyed Spinster some
Ave years older than jefferson Cousin
Belle ran JefferSon's house and pos
sesSed his child She intended to marry
Jefferson in spite Of Anne. Poor,
fretted. hard-worklng Jefferson did not
discern the scheme. He saw In Belle
only persistent relative who had made
herself SO necessary to his delicate child
that the child perhaps could not live
without her. The death of MegSy'S
mother when MegSy was but few
months old had made him especially
tender toward his little daughter.
Anne loved Jefferson unselhshly She
realized that he needed hef she
wanted to care for him~-to darn his
socks and make his shirts Ia cook his
food and encourage him 10 high en-
deayor. She could love the eaprlCiouS
Megsy for his sake, she could make
Megsy love her~-if she had n chance
But Cousin Belle stood In the way
Al dinner that night Anne was APP
petitelesS and ahStractad There was
new border az the tahle--~a Mr.
Bender, Mrs, Smith introduced him.
He was a small, bald man with large
light ewes behind Speetacles Anne evil
IDENTIFY impressed him with her little
Evening star., 1928-08-03
THE EYE of LUCIFER

mo bargains" he reproved. I'm
fortunately for you /"
He broke off. listened intently a
minute and took step toward the
docr.
"Gregor!" he called sharply.
There was no answer. In the silence,
ornaments on the Christmas tree
clashed and tinkl family as draft
stirred them Far down the hall a
board creaked
"Gregori" Levine called again and
spun about as Cameron moved forward
stealthi'y.
stand still" he hissed. Something
had broken through the frozen impas-
siveness OF MS face. 1t twitched and
stirred and there was smoldering fear
in the close-set eyes.
"You die if you stir again" he told
Cameron passionately "Gregor!"
In the kitchen, something fell with
dull shock that ran through the
house A face shadowed by gray felt
hat with a purple cord had appeared
At the open window. The lampllght
shone on the bright steel Of revolver.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
ATTORNEY FINED $500
ON BARRATRY CHARGE
Appeal Taken by William T. Whit
man, Following Conviction in
Two Cases at Cumberland.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, August o.
Fines of $500 and $500 were imposed
in Peoples Court yesterday by Judge
oliver II. Bruce on William T. Whitman,
charged in two cases with barratry,
the first trial of it's kind here 1t at
tracted much attention. Whitman.
through his attorney, J. Phillip Roman.
served notice of appeal
He is accused of soliciting Mrs. Ida
Ringley, Charles w. Keith and others
to sue or make legal claim against the
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad. through
Anderson &; Lamb. attorneys, Youngs-
town. Ohio. Whitman claims he was
employed by the National Worknens 5
Protective Association of Pittsburgh. II
was brought out In the suit that some
time ago Whitman sued the. railroad
company for injury which was settled
for $4,000. and the Youngstown legal
Arm took half the award.
States attorney William A. Hustler
prosecuted the case.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
ASKS RUBBER RECEIVER.

BOSTON, August 3 tp).-A petition
for the appointment of a receiver for
the Converse Rubber Shoe Co. of NAL
den was fled in Federal Court yesterday
by Turner. Halsey Co. of New York.
cotton converters. 1t was described as
a friendly proceeding. 9.
The petitioners estimate the assets
and liabilities of the company as ap-
proximately the same, about So, ,225, ,000
They assert that the venture of the
concern into the automobile tire busi-
ness has been improbable, but that It
may still be possible TO conduct the
rubber shoe department at a profit. The
company is capitalized at $4,000 900.
Evening star., 1928-08-03

TRqsTEEvs ssLE r2T.Tt q yALg5shEEs gg65sshkEEsrIsd HM
BtsEnEaT sFi'isFfif BRicK REsIDEncE' KNoWN
AZ PREAIsEs 22if ,NCIE5E FIRsT STREET
WfTR BRICK oNE-cAR GARAGE IN
whereas, @9i. default having been made 10 the
payment Ut the semi annual interest on ihs
aeot secured oH tie hereinafter described
land and pre- Dises " certain aeta o. trust
bearing date December l5tA. 1928. and re-
corded December l9tb, 1925, ~ Iorf 96bG ~
f9IsTr.et of CglaubIa, and al the written
ty.of.esf a fh. n1ldef al Ehr notes secured
5y SAID deed Of trust, lhe uaasFslsnfa, thr
trustee uaIDed rs sad deed ol ttust, %ill
OFFER Tor aaie uuaer the provisions tnFrfhI ~
public auction. ia !IgDt oi tie premises at
pouIt q CLOCK e 4t ~ p:c M,ISo9NDhY, THE ,3gl
fae following -descfibed laid aHd premises.
wEth lHprot emtgtts easements, E18hts ways
and aPDuftenAHet6 lheffanb3 pe,9p8iiitts, , sia~
uAte AUG iyiug Ia tpe Ciy u Waahlnston'
DgsCfict of Columbia. namely. L0l NUM-"
bered @esenteeu 10 10 JoseDb PAU sab-
division 0f lots 10 square mum brIfd SlH fb}t
DobDins ADDITION TO the, Guy q wash
j4gton. A. per Plai rec2fded u u thr a}i1,', qDse
bia. Ia LibeE County IL e. folio n. roy
xBowB for taEatlon purposes a5 Iot ~, square
Terms III safe Cne~ttlird af the purchase
pfice ln caKh. Of which a deposit of $500 90
inesl be ms6e with the trustee IT tine Of
fsie and the balance In equal notes of the
sftef tnf dGe III ssig eith interest al the
rate of siz per cent per auuUm and payable
seml,annually secured BY deed of trust on
the property SOLD or all cash AT the option
~ the purchaser The terms Of sale ~ b.
complied with withln thirtF da3a from date
~ sale 10 default 0f which The DF0peft )
/ wiIi ~ resGld ~ the Fish and cost % The
| osfsHlt3 purchaser after FIVE days fsad
vsff)seme3f in some nf9 spapef pubiihhea n
Washington, - G. hN cgnVbYBuctpg. title
/ examination aGd recording 81 the expense ol
F''S UhfON TRUST 60 Or THE
/ BIGTHICT or COLUMBIA. Trustee.
| ~ GEORGE " FLEMING
/ Vice President.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
FUTURE DAYS,
rHOs. j. OWEN & SON. AuCTIONEERs.
li2S Eve st. NV.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
AND STONE. APARTMENT. CONTAIN
INC THIRTY FIVE APARTMENTS.
KNOWN AS 2l48 o STREET NORTH
nv Virtue of certain deed of trust, re-
land recorGs OF the District of Columbia and
al the request OF the parties secured there
by the undersigned will sell at public aue-
AUGUST SEVENTH. 1923. AT FOUR THIRTY
O'CLOCK p M, the following described land
and pTcmises. situate in the District OF Co
lumbia and being lots numbered twenty ave
the north feet by full depth thereof Of
LOT numbered twenty four t24 In SQUARE
numbered sixty-n nine t69l. as described in
SAID deed OF trust. upon the following terms.
n prior iced OF trust securing an indebted
ness OF $4,000 90 and said property win be
sold subject to said decd -of-trust lndebte cd
ness OF the purchase price over and above
in cash and the balance in two equal in
StallmcntS. PAYABLE in one and tNo wears,
with interest at the rate Of a. per annum,
PAYABLE semi-annuanS, secured by second
cash at the option OF the purchaser, inter-
est and taxes TO be paid or adjusted TO date
OF sale A deposit Of $4,000 90 will he re-
auirci 1T the time of sale All conveyanc-
Terms of sale to be complied with within
thirty I30H days from day of sale. otherwise
deposit will be forfeited and property resod
At riSs and cost Of defaqltinE purchaser
resale in some newspaper published in
" '''''''N ''''' JACOB 3 SHAPIRO.
No 1915 Eve ST. NV.
ALBERT SHAPIRO.
300 Mt Pleasant ST: NV.
iy2rd&6S.exSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
Trustees Sale of Valuable Brick
Business Property Known as
Premises 493 Pennsylvania
Avenue Northwest.

By virtue OF certain deed OF trust duly
recorded IL. fIbeF No 5435, toli0 i65. et sen :
% the LAND records Of the District OF Co
lanlbla, aad 81 the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby, the undersg gued trustees VIII
sell al puDic auction, Ia front ol The prem .
ises. on WEDNESDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY
OF AUGUST. f d 1928, AT FOUR-THlRIT \
O'Clock PM. the following described l%and and
and premises. situate in the District oil Co
lurnbia and designated as and being the
vest - feet ! inches front on PennSyl.ania
avenue. OF original lot in square s9t BY
fiji depth Of said lot. and running back be:
tween parallel lines at right angles TO said
avenue and known as lot 3i0 IN square 49l !:
Terms: Sold st:bjeet to a prior deed OF
trust for $4,000. further particulars OF
which viii be announced st time OF sale
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash deposit ~ $500 required.
ConVeyancing. recording, etc. at purchaser s
cost Terms to be complied With within
thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold
al the discretion Of the trustees
CLARENCE DODGE.
EARL NJ MACKINTOSH.
Described ia deed OF trust
as Earl Mcintosh.
JysG.suf,3s.T.B Trustees
Evening star., 1928-08-03
ApAM a. wEscHLER & sos. Auctlonsers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
NO. 7i74 9th STREET NORTHWEST
Eli TN A 2 ACE

NO TI74 atn sTPEFT Nc1RTHWFsT
sF.. = r. BUuT-TN GARAGE
By virtue Of certain deed of trust. duly
u q the land records Of the District nf
Columbia. and st ths request OF the party
secured thereby. The undersigned trustees
will o@er for sale by public auction. IN front
Q. tns premises. on TUESDAY THE FOUR
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1929 AT -FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described land
ano premises. situate ~ the District OF Co.
iuTnbts. 70 Wit, Lot 43 In Isadore YOUNG s
subdivision o. lots in suHare 1855. as per
plst recorded In Lt5er g.. folio IT, cf the
records of the ONCE OF the surveyor OF the
District OF Columbia; subject 20 building re-
stT;ctaon line shown on said plat and cove
Esnts OF record.
Terms Of sale. The above property ~ili be
sole subject 20 q prior deed OF trust for
IS 600 90. at ga due Ju!F 20, 1929 balance
81 00e 90 cash. remainder $50 90 per month
for shree years including interest at 6i2se.
at which time beiRnce becomes due, secured
hy second deed Of trust upon property
xoic, or all cash over trust at option Of pnF-
chaser 4 deposit Of $500 90 required al safe.
AL congeTeBcsnR, recording and n0IaFisl fees
af cost Of purchaser. Terms 10 be complied
with within thirty days from dag Of sale.
otherwise trustees reserve The right 20 resell
property ~ risk and cost Of defaUstiug p0f-
chaser after five days advertisement OF Eueb
resale IN some newspaper published ia Wash
.agton, D. c.
BENJAMIN D FRIEDMAN,
FRANK II. CoTTTER.
su7.ss18i3 Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
TEos J OWEN 4 SON AUCTEOAEEfts,
t4zs EHE 81 = "
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE Ia.
PROVED REAL ESgh7E, l!ls EiaHEH
sfEEEl hOKlikAEL

TRUSTEES sALE OF VALUABLE I&-
PROVED REAL ESgh1E, ltls EiaHEH
STREET kDRTiEsEI
r. virtue of a certain deed uf trust, dgflY
recorded Ia iabrg 80. 539z, tgaB tt Er4 ,
u ths saDa Fecyfok Of }IsH D.stTltI " CT
lanbls. and st &he geauesk o. tEe party
seegysc thereby. tas undersigned trustees
w{& sell ~ public auction. ia itoDt vi las
g1rer..se Oh TUESDAY. THE FOURTEENTH II
DAY OF AUGUST. 4 D. 1873, At POUR
'gEfPTY O'CLOCK PM the following -oe-
sfriBec lsn6 xuo Dfen3aeg. situate IA toe
eatF of Wa&htnat9f. DttFiet o. Columbia.
an6 csssRnatee a. auG being lot UuInDeTfc
s!aty-one t6ls ia Frank q. Davidson sub
Hs.lkion 81 lots 10 square numbered eignl
fgndreG arc efgnty-siE 1885,. per plat
rsecfced ia tre efHee ~ the sarYeYor FOR
IL DisfYlet of Columbia IS Libef ~ 81
fnio tos. improved ny 3 DTlfk dwelling
Terms ~ sale One-t6ifd ot TIE par.
fntse r7onfg - ~ p&sc lH fash. balance lf
twc seast Ensfs ilUserts. psFanlf ln one sHf
tme ysztk. Nstn Interest - 90 pr cefl1n
rer EnHufn payable semi annually, IRON
esv Gf tsfe. secured ~ cefo ~ trust gpgf
trs DF9peytr sold, nF al cHgG. - tBe 9pFhf
~ 4ns agYehsesf. a deposit ef 1900 WI ~
required a. time ~ Safs kbi eon#fFehtihR
yseeFo9ny ctr. e. seSl u purchaser TeFtni
81 fass ~ bs compiled V5tE WITHIN }nlff'
ssxt ffnra dss ~ sale, 0fnerR5&e t}s tfhs
ices reserYe the right 10 ressB fbe property
- frs Yixk 3 M cost 0f cefsDIlbR p1FebNtfF
sf,ef hsF osys scYsYtsement u suto -
ssis 10 SORE HsWspsper g3bA&hec N wash
3nFfon. y. e. ,,,,,,,., #. .,.u
ALLEN & CLARK
sa3<ESs ezgu TfBtteck-
Evening star., 1928-08-03
PROPOSALS.

Remodeline, Specification No s724" viii be
received at the Bureau of Yards and Docks,
Navy Department. WASHINGTON, d c.. until
u O'Clock am, August T., 1928. and then
and there publicly opened. for tile and mar
bic work IN toilet and bathrooms. at the
Navy Yard, Washington. d c. Specification
NO 5724 and accompanying drawings may
be obtained on application 10 the Bnreau
or 10 the Commandaut. Navy Yard. wash
inston, d. C. p l.. REED, Acting Chief OF
Bureau july u. 1928. aui3
Evening star., 1928-08-03
ARTHUR ! BRIDGET.
MILTON STEASRURGFR.
FtTtRE nNY'
THOS. }. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEFRS,
1923 Eye St NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Dr-
TsCHED TWO-STORY DWELLING. sTT-
TATE AT 1901 JACKSON STREET

TkCHED TWO-sTORY DWELLING. SIR
LATE At 1901 JACKSON STREET
Ev virtue OF certain deed Of trust. dated
January i4th. 1928 bsing instrument No. aS,
recorded January i4th. 1928. amonr the land
the reoueS; Of the party secured thereby,
ths undersigned trustees will sell at public
suction. n front Of the premises. or MON
DAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST.
AD 1928. AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. the
following described LAND and premises. Situ-
ate in thu District of Columbia. and desjg-
nAfeo as anc being los numbered twenty nine
snd part of lot numbered twenty-e!ght in
square numbered th,yty-e!qht hundred and
teTenty-Seyen IN the subdivision made hv
Ernest c SsltzmsD. rs per plat recorded IN
TIE offfce o. the surveyor FOR the District Of
Columbia. in Llbef 6S at folio re- said pa IT
OF lot numbered tWenty-elght being the por-
tson lying east Of Iot numbered tReuty-nlne,
PENS deet IN W1cih ana ftInnlng back 4
depth OF SO feet from jackson street 20 she
FeaT line Of said lot numbered twenty nine.
sia part OF lot numbered twenty-nine be-
tnS subject 10 easement for sewer purposes
IS granted BY deed recorded N Liber 47S4
q folio $50 among the land records OF the
District Of Columbia. and subject 10 other
eove1sntS of record
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed OF
trust for $4,000 90. further particulars OF
winch VIII be announced ct time Of sale:
the purchase price above said trust 10 be
pad IN cash. deposit OF $500 90 reoUireG
CoCTeysnc2nS. recording, etr. at the purchss-
= cost Terms 30 be complied with within
tha-tv GAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited and
ths property NAV be advertised and resold
81 the discretion Of the trustees
JOHN " RRbWNER,
sn1.sgsa.got3 Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
ApAM 4. wEscHLER Z soN. Anetloneers

TRUSTEES SALE 0F FRAME DWELLING.
NO zsi4 FOOTE STREET NORTHEAST
Ev virtue of ceTts IN deed Of trust. duly
recorded IN faher 80 SSH, foifo al ct sec,
~ ms lard records sf the District 0f Column
tis. and ~ the request Of the party secured
thernby the undersigned trustees viii offer
for sale hs public auction. in fFont Of the
premises. IN TUESDAY. THE FOURTEENTH
DAY OF AUGUST. 1928. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
Pm. the following described land end prem
tgeE. situate in the District Of Columbia, to
vif: Lot % IN the Suburban Homes Com
nsnyE subdivision Of iois II square 5i45 Of
ths SUBDIVISION called 'Hllbrook." as per
plat recorded in the once Of the surveyor
foY the District Of Columbia, in Liber 80 at
so3in l23
Terms Of ssle: The above property vii be
re2d subject TO q prior building association
trust. the unpaid balance Of which amounts
20 Sfs7s %. balance cash. deposit 0f
s3G0 90 reauired o. purchaser 81 time Of sale,
Al eonVeYs1esnet recording ard n0tarial fees
e. rest of purchaser Terms Of kaIe 20 pe
eHrs cissc wtth within thirty DAYS from dsF
o. sale. otherwise fhs trustees reserve the
ffTst - resell the property At the Tisk aflo
cost 81 fhe oefauiting purchaser after hFe
GAYS Advertisement Of such resale ia some
nsvgpspeF published IN the city Of washing
tor. .. e. -.
ALBERT ~ HOW ARD,
zu1-o&5segE4 Trustees
Evening star., 1928-08-03
,tinued from Yesterdays Star.
INSTALLMENT XXIIL.

r EVINE muttered something to
Chaplinsky, who drew his cap
tive to chair, pressed her
IL down into 1t and bound her
arms to its back with Cameron's
gunbelt Esthers face was blank with
fear mingled with perplexity. She
looked dazedly from Levine to Cameron
and Walker.
where is the Eye OF, Lucifer?" the
little man inquired again of the trooper.
YES, you know il by name now. my
friend. It has been unfortunate for
many, that we did not learn sooner.
where"
These are a couple Of burglars,
Esther" the trooper interrupted, ignor-
ing the question There's nothing to
be frightened about. They won't dare
hurt us.
She did not reply, and shifting his
gaze, he surprised a strange bleak
satisfaction upon Levine's face. The
little mans bland voice now carried
tilt of triumph. ~
You have seen this green diamond?'
Evening star., 1928-08-03
HENRY r BLAIR,
ALIEN & CLARK,
Re3-c&cEfkgo TfJtteek-
SgCs } OWEN 4 2ON- hLEifDNbEHa.
1925 Ese Street s0ttH@ssi.
TRUSTEE SALE Of VALUABLE REAL
EsfAIE. KHfJWh ., Ar Pithbaihhs 1919

EsfRIE KNOWN As PltEMIhEs 1853
Z sIsEET NORTHWEST
3, sltte4 % certain otsd " trust dslY
recorded July ". 1871, - 'as1fi.nisit .Il. ~
s<4f ~ lfsr lauc records 81 tie 3Jisfftf% 81
CgIanDktk $40 ~ tN4 teaAeSt 81 the pSftg
s~suftc theIeby tbs An6sfsjEB~a tf4&tfe va
ises 81 TUESDAY T1sE sEYEFIH bAf 9F
AUGUST Al 1913. AZ t0bh oCiDtE
h t}4e fo&l0R tHR GF&et}gfg lsha at5c
p,eal lsss, situate IL ti4e D.atflet p Columns.
fgG eFsgguste0 IS aac 8tihR Jos SHY 13f
fGel Id square Numbered one h9hdffd aa9
l4Hety -four flSsE. a. psf plsk Ettg3dr0
sn3erg fhx records VI ne office 81 t!ar aat~
1FyHs for the D.stTlcf - C9i1sgals
Iefms II sale DBe-t}l3gG of t1E pnNcHahf
nancy ~ be pAie lH cKsbs DEFIANCE III Two
raIsl JnstFl5nents. Dayaalf ~ ore sud 40
yfaFz. ajfB interest pHF@eif SENS eDBHhi
stee1 5<g ~ sale secured 1y deed 81 trust
inon lie propeIky fold. gf = tsA.. g. tnf
rrtp,n If frT p8TtnsEeT 4 eppo6N ~ 1900
rsnylfee C0nsFysnE3ER. fe"0ysjDf, rte e.
parchsarrs ceEt Terms q - coHpIifd *lih
N5fk{n srirtV csNe Gfnsf% - esn9eat Far
fsusf spa thf property mag - soRsFl sea
y MfLLKE
SxM4Tslku3s E9IFts4L9 Trustee.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Apartment Building, No. 1880
California St. NV.

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust. duy
recorded III Libcr No. 454s. folio 45l et sea-
Of The land records of the. District OF Colum.
bia. and at The request Of The party secured
thereby. the underSigned trustee viii offer Tor
sale bv puhi;c auction, IN front hf the prem
ises. on MONDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY
OF AUGUST. 1928. AT FOUR o CLOCK PM
the following described land and premises
situate in the District Of Columbia. TO vii
East nnn-half OF lot Is in block IN Fisher
ForSvthe 4 Ycung. commissioners. suhdivi-
sion Of land nov known as "WaSh!nRton
Heights" as per plat recorded III Liocr
County No 6. folio 1l5, Of the records Of the
Office Of the surveyor of the District OF GO.
iuInbia; known for taxation purposes as LOT
a03 in square 1855
Terms Of sale. one-third cash. balance in
two equal inStalments. represented by the
pYomixsoTy notes OF the purchaser. payahe
in one ard 'wo years, With interest al b's
per cent per ailnnm from day Of sale, paw
able semI-anHuaily secured by deed OF trus.
upon property sold. or all cash. at opNcn oI
purchaser A deposit OF $500 20 required al
sale All conveyancing. recording ana no
tarial fees ct cost OF purchaser Terms 10
be complied with within thirty dayS from
oay OF sale, otherwise trustee reserves the
rieht 10 resell property st risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser after I've DAYS adveF-
tissment OF such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, d. G
THOS. SOMERVfLLE.
Sole and Surviving Trustee.
PEYSER. EDELIN, & PEYSER.
Attorneys for Holder o! Notes.
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