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Mckenzie

Mr.. and Mrs. yralter Lilyquis, and
family of Barton were guests last
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bertholf.
Mrs. Lilyquist is Mrs. Bertholf's
sister.
Miss Lillian Watson has returned
home from teaching term Of school
at Zap
Miss Norma Long, of Washburn
arrived Saturday to spend some time
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Long.
Roger Bertholf left Friday morn
ing for Fargo and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Swanick and
family and Mrs. c. +. Crum attend
ed graduating exercises of the Bis
marck high school Friday evening.
Their son James is a member of the
class of 1923.
Miss Angeline Scheeis left Friday
for jamestown. Miss Scheeis will
not teach here next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Wharton were
returning last Friday from Valley
City when in Medina their car was
struck by another car damaging the
Wharton car very badly. Mr.
Wharton drove to Bismarck and
traded his damaged car for new
Oakland and they proceeded on their
way to California.
Mrs. Ed. Easton spent last week
with relatives in Glencoe.
A number of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertholf gave q party in their
honor Friday evening at the church.
Mrs. Bertholf will not teach here
another year and their friends gath
cred to bide them farewell and also
presented them with nice gift each
as an appreciation of their esteem
and service to the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rashkc, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Larson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Hughes and Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.
Hughes spent Sunday picnicking and
fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Benholf and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lilyquist attended
the Bismarck high school graduating
exercises. Their SON Roger gradu-
ated with the 1928 class.
Miss Ella feathers and Miss
Bessie Brooks, of Jamestown, spent
memorial day at their respective
homes here.
Mrs. Johnson, of Wyoming, is
spending several days at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hughes, Jr.,
are the proud parents Of . baby girl
born Sunday morning.
James Swanick has excepted a
position with the Armour Creameries
at Bismarck.
L. E. Heaton shipped mixed car
Of hogs and cattle Monday.
Mrs. F. Lambert, Of Arena, and
Mrs. Edna Putnam, of Burnt Creek,
were guests at the L. E. Heaton
home over the weekend.
We understand the high line will
come into our town some time this
summer.
Mr.. Hanson from Hansboro, our
new principal, spent several days
here last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Brooks and family
left Monday afternoon for James
town while they attended the
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Ghylin

Mrs. L. Davis and son, Statan,
were callers at the A. j. krause
home Thursday afternoon.
Vernon Anderson, who is employed
at the Englebretson farm, is leav-
ing to work on the highway near
Bismarck.
The Backman Bros. from Wilton
were callers at the +. Englebretson
home Sunday.
Mrs. Nels Aim and children,
Hollys, Ivan and Willis were callers
in Regain Saturday evening.
Word has been received that Ella
Funston, former teacher Of this
township, is in St. Paul hospital
having her hip and leg put in the
right place. Her many friends wish
her speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Krause were
business callers in Bismarck Monday.
Miss Marie Selohn has returned
to her home after assisting Mrs.
Fred Bracket in the hotel the past
four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Lundberg
and son, Lenard, were callers at the
Englebretson home Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Magnuson and
children attended the show. "Unclc
Toms Cabin" at Regain Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Joe kohlcr and sons of Bis
marck, were callers at the Sig Rupp
home Sunday evening. Paul Rupp
accompanied them back to Bismarck.
Mr.. Fred Ehnes and children. Will
lie and Freda, accompanied by
Marvin Rupp attended the circus in
Bismarck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Violin and chill
dren of Wilton, were callers at the
f. j. Englebretson home Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Martha Aim was caller at
the Nels Aim home Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. md Mrs. August krausc and
son August, Jr.. were callers at the
Kost home at Washburn Sunday.
Mrs. Nels Aim and children, Ivan,
Willis, Hollys and Marvin, were
business callers in Bismarck Mon
day.
Vernon Anderson and Lloyd Aucke
were callers at the +. Englebrctson
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Magnuson and
family attended the big opening at
Wildwood Wednesday.
The many friends of Harry An
strom from Wilton will be sorry to
learn that his condition is quite bad
Mr.. Adolf krause left for South
Dakota Monday, where he will visit
friends and relatives for some time.
will stay with Ilida and Rueben
Krause while their parents visit in
Wisconsin. They expect to leave
sometime this week.
Mrs. l.. King and daughter, Marie
have been on the sick list with the
flu the past few weeks.
Mary Scott has returned to her
home after spending the winter
months attending high school at Bis
marck.
A large crowd attended the dance
az OuilUQulStS oalUTudy cNSillHS, q
good time was had by all.
Agnes Sclahn has returned to her
home after assisting Mrs. Henry
Strom with housework the past
month.
The baseball game which was
held at Regain Sunday, Regain VS.
futile, was close game. Scores
were 10 to II in favor of Regain.
Hurrah for Regain!
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Tasseth and
children were callers in Regain Sat
urday evening.
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

graduation exercises Of the James,
town college at which time their
daughter, Bessie, was graduated.
Mrs. Thomas Milum received word
Saturday of the serious illness of
her sister in Mankato, Mimi. She
left on the evening train from Steele.
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BIDS WANTED.

Bids WANTEDs
Sealed bids will be received by the
District No. 3. Medina. North Dakota,
until Z p. M. June 30. 1875: for $50
tons or more Of Screend Ignite Lump
Coal. F. o. b. Cars Medina, ana r. q.
B. Bins SchoolhousA Medina.
ject any or all bids without notice %
bidders.
II. A. NORTON.
Clerk.
6/6.7.9-S.11-l2-H
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party for their teachers Saturday
night.
Marvin Magnus and c. J. Johnson
were Bismarck callers Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
AUCTION SALES.
El,T1IRE. nave
AUCIIUN SHIES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON, Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale of Semi Detached
Brick Dwelling, Eight Rooms
and Bath, No. S222 Chevy
Chase Parkway NV, With
Brick Garage.

BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust duly
recorded IN Libet No $500 folio 100 ct seq
of tn. land records of the District of Co
lumbia. snd at the request Of the party se
cured thereby the undersigned trustees will
the premises. on MONDAY. THE THIRTiETIl
DAY OF JANUARY. 1923. AT FOUR
O'Clock PM. the following described land
ard premises situate in the District OF Co
lumhia. TO wit: Lot numbered 81 in Francis
Blundon and Victor Blundon's subdI
vision OF lots in square numbered 1874. as
per plat recorded in the Office of the sur
veyor OF the District Of Columbia in Liber
rs AZ folio 20 subject to building line re-
strittion IS shown on said plat.
Term. OF sale The above property viii
I've sold subject to n prior decd Of TRUST for
1923: S 900 To be paid at time of CLOSING
deed q trust. purchaseGro to make a tota
interest IN the first and interest, and prtnci
nal on the second trust or all cash over
trust at option of purchaser, denosit OF
$500 90 required Of purchaser at time OF
sale. All convcyanrlng. recording ana no
tariai fees at cost of purchaser. Terms OF
sale 10 he complied with within thirty DAYS
from day Of sale otherwise the trustees re
serve the right 10 resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
after five DAYS advertisement Of such resale
j., some newspaner published In the city oil
WILLIAM C. ZIMMERMAN,
LOUIS c. DISMER
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Investment hide
hlH ~ ID - ~ Trustees
UNITED w .;ssTtATEs MAKsli Ait,s SALE OF

n. CnNttsc,ArEp Ar1oMoBILEs
the o Sec 81 Of m 9ts '.yee pas Si
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s sTa ,a soo adsa aoo5sta ;ioo;h6a gpI iaa,
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3ob1is aoGooo ~ which ,ases The tol,aw,
,ns named pefso,is are defendants respee'
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,nTsn n i@s,s Isss i',n,. 1s.as." and
s;n,i,s Paln,rf hieharh Johnson. Jewell
Mckinley sn.. ,, Ovens ~ Sterling Crew Arthur
s'H"r T s""4 n W.l,'n" s. ands a a As
haries Robinson Morris Lean Samuel be
Islsi" and PAU rsnns. otherwise known "a.
lirss"sl ..s hn1 chancellor nrs~ner now.
i ,, s,m,m"n,s s rhafiss r,ti rnsoIa William
ss @Sirr s .s'"" .,. wa. .ssn " &S"r,as
,tnrton Carter and Edward sylvester ii"lnes
aohh bi"~ Thomas Garland MagF,nicf Carl
Ar,hn, ,sap"dsT. Nrria.s as,,is.' M,ehss
ss$ ,fSry|ST iyS \ $'Sf% "S,s {S
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motor N" iid7hndS p"dae touring 1,uIo,
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sindat,ahsr !e,lr,ns .,s9tpr No dai,a far'
ins motor No heif0. sa,ttd il"n, sala 10
lion ~ lntuAiratins tiauor Ia ylulatlnn al
he natio,nr! rfashl,a,iod, Al and e"nt,sps,sI
p a,naf,,an,e wiz ,hn .nlpvislnns ~ SEQ
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Act aud slj negsnns havinH n Hen against
J ANY pi ,hs r3id naeh,nas are, hstshs u,
, rected !" fila HE sama ii naid rnlra cnnrl
III ~ tsturs 10 40 ~ Mnnnias Fe,ruarl
10 inan ,,n, s,.,.. sn1Ah g asxnEh,
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HARRY r. BOSS,
II GLENN pHEIf
saI3iGls 90 81 Trn.see.
ADAM 4 wEScHLER SON. Auctioneefs-
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE No 3l02 CLAIMING
STREET NORTHEAST. BEING A NOD
ERN Two-STORY AND CELLAR BUN

rRrsTEEsT SALE OF HE lNPRoyCKHpa s sksd
STREET NORTHEAST. BEING a MOP
Esin TWwo-sToSS AND CELLAR Bun
By virtue OF certain deed OF trnst, dnsy
RECORDED! in Tiber No 554s folio 3SS es SEQ
nf the lard records of the District OF Cotuni,
h,a and at the request Of the marty secured
Tor sale BY pn,l,c sle,,on = from ;v 2, ne
SIXTH DAY or JANUARY. 192s- AT FOUR
FoRTy-FIvE O'CLOCK P NJ. the following
/: In square 4a6i in John y Caravans sub
division of parts OF q tract OF land SnnwE
~ "GreenvAle' now called National Cts
Of the SURVEYOR for The District Of coluuihia
IN I.iser 6i at folio 40; subject TO res;ric~
Terms OF sale: one-thirSi OF purchase
nrar e ., pa aS., io f @ aiss ,ss.r-.s
at per ccns per annnrs until paid payable
SEMI annually and due November 9. 1880,
and the balance PAYABLE IN monthly trstsss-
r,ents of S4s srci.,tIng inte-es, ~ y per
cent per snnua uatii paid. and secured oy, a
lien on the rron@rty sold. or all cash. % the
option Of purchaser A dero<it of $3.50 re
onired at time of sale. Convey Ancing re-
cnrSing ard notsriai fees nj cost OF purchaser.
Terms OF sale to be complied with within
fifteen DAYS from date .nf sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 20 resell the prop
erty at risk and cost OF desaaltine pur-
chaser after nve days advertisement OF
such resale in seuse newspaper p1etGshed ~
~' 5EssE L. HEIsEElI.
ALEXANDER u S essTkss~
:aco-dSis exsu Trns,ses ,
TuoS, OWEN a SON ACCTlONEERS
i4sS Eve STREET Northwest
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ADAM A wEscmi.gR 4 SON. Aucuoneers
TntsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY hniuk mWEiliNo NO a:s

rnrsTEEss sALE OF VALUABLE TWO,
sfs sFsna EF's SSnF FMMnEas,sfISo. NO 80
fes"y,si 1" Iser No sssa n'f ia'a tis :, .sa
81 the lan'i records Of the District Of C"inm,
thereby the undersigned ,rus,ess will ntiev
tor safe hy nuhli.C, aaotian ~ if"ps 2! .Re
f f1l1Rnsf nAYop jANnNNRs, , n"s Al poui'
O'CLOCK PM, ths following .,escrlhed land
and pf"miSes, sit',ste IN tho nlstf'st ~ -"
s s',"", 7bsa ta.erihed 90 toie".' mes,nn,nr
"n the south, line Of u atreet tis 10 Tee,
s" " said naln, being In ' "rs,er ., IL.
dividing wall nj honsas Nos .ea and "2'
.s s '.s," ss" "'s ss., e' ss 81
feot ai.'ts tho south lire of pfivate alley
way ~ test Vide % a ncc,u,. duo south q
II s,ree, p"r,b"as, .he"Ss s",,a SSaSs lac,
Ia II stree, ,hen.e cas-, II, ob,s tee, on Y
free, !" ~, %"s. q, nes a.,a 1ss roar Y
q Inc "1asrs Il lie . ",Ner' na's: 81 10, il
II" n sad sa,", ,ase,ne. E The '" r,sn,
II way over The rear part ~ lots 10 ~, n
~ nnd 2 ~ SAID square which right IT WA,
said iais and IL ~ teet IL width and upen,
intn street Rortheas.
saee Ia three equal in.ialn,snts' 1ers.ssn,es
navahis ~ one two AMI three years, with
~ sale nav ahia selni Aunuaity, see.irad ht
,teei ~ trust ,,'an the e,onnfts soti ~ Al
malt ~ s3nh required NJ purchaser al t,tas
~ sale Al, convey an:'na renauiln9, aad
". .as s'i a" eo ""s' 4 a " s,,s,, THRU ,
tass fram day 81 sale otherwise lhs trus
lrss reserve The risht ~ toaet, the nrunarls
AZ the tish ansi cost al the tiefantins nur,
rhssur after Ava DAVIS ,tisan,pna "a
s,ioh ..ssaln ~ ssan'e new,sne,ef euhlshed ~
''N RAyMnNn ! NiraMNHEN
.GhntaN A. hMMkRiflt
tsso AAds,e4aa hastssy
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The Nights Work.
rs GOD NIGHT said Olivia,
~ brightly, I've had lovely

~ GOD NIGHT" said Olivia,
~ brightly. I've had lovely
/ evening" sns closed tho front door
with a little click. tried It
again to make sure the safety lock had
caught, and ran lightly up the thickly
carpated stairs TO her room.
Olivia whistled softly as she did SO,
not that she was happy-quite the con-
trary--because she felt scared! Sne
had been to see "The Owl" the great
est mystery play Of the year and thrill
had been piled on thrlll-horror on top
of horror until she was In state OF
nervous excitement bordering on hys-
terra.
Entering the room, she switched on
all the lightS--the bright one over her
desk, the crystalline-shaded ones on
her dressing table, the quaint brass
cand!estick with parchment shade
that was on the stand by her bed.
Olivia breathed sigh OF relief. The
bright lights dispelled her fears and
the friendly furniture was somehow
reassuring Tiredly she sank down on
the gay orange and blue cushion IN
her most comfortable chair. A thin,
piercing wall rose as she did so.
The girl all but screamed. but check
ed herself in time. With shaking hands
she snatched aside the cushion. There,
under it, lay small rubber doll. be-
longing to her baby sister.
ooh, Oh" half sobbed Olivia. and
threw the innocent appearing toy on
her dressing table, where 1t lay gazing
placidly at the ceiling.
Nerves, Olivia" she rebuked herself,
laughing shakily.
Rapidly she prepared for bed. omit
ting the nightly ritual of cold-cream-
ing her face and brushing her hair.
She locked her door and even slipped
the seldom used bolt into place. She
had an almost uncomfortable impulse
to look under her bed. but pride was
stronger than fear, so she did not
She was almost asleep when a slight
noise stung her into terrified wake
fulness. Every nerve taut. she listen
ed Imagination. of course. II only her
heart would stop pounding so loud she
could listen! There she heard 1t again
a noise Under the bed! She remem-
bered that her new hat, in its box, was
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THUS. OWEN SUN AIIKIUNEEKS.
tt:5 EYE ST. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Bust.
ness Property Known as No.
$3.50 M St. NV, With Front
ages on Prospect and Potomac
SfrAAfa

recorded IN Iiber stoi, .ollo aoi .. SEQ OF
The land r., rs"'ds =, as .ss s o. S's mrr,
iherebv tho und.rsigntn surviving trustee
WI Se, lsr :a!s ~ p %any 1sssp IN ,,sn.
HH XIII oGoy I"as Ar ,o Tss.E
ihir,y.ains 80; n " +, Van Dcu.en. .ps:
hssoa Of I y ,aare nr n.s n,s, r ,~s,ss
eli In tl.s oii,e at no surveyor for .hs ms
tr,et OF .;olnmoi. In Iincr 30, q, toiio isa
except I, ihs ronne r,.ss Pc c"inna'ty =
nsrsS w,,,. ' s '" tx 'q iaos " IT,
"an.s = NE ,esn s ?: dS e. i.s
IS IS !, n' So, s.rss. l.' ,hs !; south ,sa
. roln, ds,an, leo Inc, north OF M STREET
and 2attoo OF to". east at the mos, ~est
niSe 13nI' thence with . line 81 said 10, mum.
hered thirty ''no ~, sast I: OF feet To az
angle In said hi numbered thirty.nine taol
sersd hl~,y nps ,sS i thence '' ,so fae, 10
,ns s.x!nn,es 'sd .nr' 9t sanars "ams,S
%, ,ambesod sisit hundred and twenty four
.s:tl AMI n~lns shoSn noon snFsay r., nt
Tho district " Columbia together With the
tmnr 'vea'en's thereon
rerns Of sale: All cash A aenasit OF
~ 900 viii ra feaiiir.d nt time NJ salc IRON
tho purchaser Al canveyanring seees''ins
and hn'ari,' fees a. coat OF purchaser, IFtns
o. ale I" te roninied with within thtty
900 days tr,n day ~ sale. otherwise the
surviving Trustee reserves the iisht 10 fes"'i
tho Cr ,pei.v at the risk and coat of The .io'
fauitina unrehahsf after nte daNs atseT'
tisement NJ such resale IN wnno newspaper
'nb'tshsd IN tha city ot washingiW D Z,
John II HANntS,
LEO SIMMONS
Attorney tar Trustee
and Party Secured
tala II Ia II rs IL I'll ~ 1:tat
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YOUTH, 20. DIES IN CHAIR,
Convicted Of Killing Girls Brother
After Reprimand.

RElLErONTE. Pa, January IS tn-
A sO-year-old youth. Leon ScoyeSn %
Sssa,ackin. went TO the electric chair as
EoeSview peniteasiary this acgninS. fer
the murder ef his s2yuser sxeetness;s
brother.
Scovern was convicted % killing
Joseph RaranoSSi. u brother ~ hts for
mer sweetheart. Mary, Warned against
continuing his advances toward sAe
gtrl by her father. the Youth On Sunday
morning. January 5. issS, waited for
the fawily< return from eA9geA and
shot Tire girl. her father. John Rara~
neSSs, and the Siri's two egSsAerS ecan.
lr.. and Joseph, Joseph died the neSt
day nom his wounds The others
recovered,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS APTERNftabN.
ADAM A wEscHLER & SON Aucuonefrs-

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALraRLE REAL
70 T ssl7 lI fAsaeHT6dS sFREET ASoRTH:
WEST or CONNECTICUT AVENUE
ss r.r,oe E; ss,'i,s Gel .o n ~. !, Guy
~ the land records of the District OF Column.
f,ia and al the request OF the party secured
thereby The UNDERSIGNED trustees VIII omer
for ezle by public anclon IN troni OF Lne
premises- on GoSCAY TIE JWE;NaTgns
4I ffRRR Eth RfY o FL sFAf the S ID
lowing described land and preuaises situate
70 the District OF Columbia. % ait Lot NUM-
berec Eve tSl IN slnare Numbered e!gntesn
andred and ffty-nine 1889 10 Fulton
C6sse's ncw Known ss "connectieE, Avenue
Terrace " a. Ter plat recorded IN the once
of the surveyor for the District of Columbia
tn Liner County q AZ folio 33
Terms Of sale: The above property will ne
81 s1secs z or 40. as seu. q s;s asi aIs
balance. one-thjrd TO he paid On cash. two.
Thirds 20 he Represented hy the Drumtsrsry
Doses OF the purchaser psysbse August ON
1928 With interest 1t ssx Der crat per- Ar
and secured hey . second deed al trust .apos.
,he property sold or all cash over hsst tfJsi
- option Of purchaser. ds0oslt OF
500 90 required Of OErcf9zser at time oi
saGe All eonTeyancang recordinF, seitIruent
Terms Of sale 90 be COMPLIED With within
thirty DAYS from DAY Of sale otherwise the
trustees reserve The night 20 RESELL the prop
erty az the risk snd coat OF the detsulting
p.fcbaser after Eve days advertisement OF
the caty Of Washington. D
M MiLffsx ? s ~fhkIks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
CANCER CURE CONTEST
DRAWS FEW PROPOSALS
Suggestions Of Many Physicians
Duplicate Known Methods,
Sponsor Declares

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. January 33-The $780,
600 In prizes offered December Is. 1875.
for the discovery Of methods for pre-
vention and cure Of cancer. has brought
suggestions from only II physicians
out OF the a.6oo who have entered the
mpetitton. William Lawrence Saund-
ers said yesterday N announcing thar
his offer would close February /.
Most Of the suggested methods have
long been known 20 science. and either
discarded as worthless or found %
limited value
IT Is possible that had the experience
gained In other competitive efforts been
published" statement authorised by
Saunders said. the futility az this
method az attempting 70 find q way
10 control cancer through the set,nu,s-
ton O. inventive genius. oss:SsSe as well
as within the medical profession. would
have been apparent"
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Trustees Sale of Two Desirable
Two story Semi detached
Brick Buildings, Situate Nos.
422l Brandy wine Street
Northwest and 46ll Forty.
third Street Northwest.

Nv virtue Of certain deed. of trust re-
81 sss iaaa rrcSss. If ,hS n,s,r,r n IA
iumhia We shah sell IN front OF the prvln,scs
~, TMuRsnAf THE sNn BAY oE fkn
O'clock IN, lots nunteNa ~ amt rs
Inclusive; IN Leonard l., Nicholson Jnn.es's,
euhti,N istan af tuts IN sauafe numts'fxs,l
1919 az per plat recorie,i III the oriee et
the surveyor tor the District nt Columbia
~ iaeer ~ al folio IL suffice, I" covenants
Terms NJ sale; one fourth cash; balance
in one, two aud three years With tntrIest
~ ak per cent per Niihuni pANahla sFmt
annually Deposit ai $500 90 on each
housc reapired Al time et sale. and tre nar
sale 90 eomr,ete the purchase, Further
particulars NJ time at sale AL eohseNshes
ms ree0tdlng, eie AZ euehasers .yust
ARTHUR 4 hiSuuF
fREn MekEe
lava, dAsts eSSu Trustees
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate, Known As
Premises No. 32o4 Klingle
Road Northwest. Washington.


Nv virtue OF a certain deed OF trust date.
January 10. laST. telnS instrument No. la.
recosNi"d January II, 1897 among The land
.eeords OF the tassract OF Cel0mNis, and ss
the reaHest at the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees viii sell At pahlle sue
ton IN front ST she pEertsses ON TUESDAY,
THE THIRTY FIRST DAY OR JANUARY
An 1928, AT TRRRE, THIRTY O'CLOCK
Pm. the follow .sts Ssesgrstsi land and press,
Uses situate ~ the Mssrict of Columbia ast,s
designated a. arr! ee,ns let ~evvnsy,nvs t1Si
soaare ,wrn,y'n nun,irss, MA M 81 s I'm IA
a. Pc plat greorset IN laoer 81 feise las
az thF records OF tas of!tN af the surveyor
Of the District Of columeis Sahiees 10
building restriction .inc as shown on sad
p!at, SuefeSt 10 covenants Of rsseanl.
Terms Sold subject 10 a prior deed Of
TRUST fer 81" 500 "a further nar,ictslars Of
Mhseh Will I've announced at ttate 81 sale
the nurvaase nrtce atsoVe sat4 tfast tc he
rstd in Gosh deopsit of $500 40 required
chs~rf's cast Terms TO he conln.sees Win
wnhta thirty days, otherwise AepoAs tag~
tested and The pForeety MAY te assvegts ssNa
ard resosa At ths, .'.sgsslen IF the. trustees,
HARRY $ WEIGH
c ENET{lN EnNNN>k
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THOS ] OWEN SON ACCTfQSkERS
i4aS Eye Street Northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BCiT y:
OF ELLtcoTT STREET BETw ZEN
on WEST SIDE or A3rsi STREET AND
EAST SIDE OF s3rd PLACE NORTH
ny Virtue Of = CERTAIN deed o, sras, DUTY
Of the land records OF the District of Co
iamha. and At The rcauss; uf the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
viii sell AZ public auction. In front of the
BAY OF, FEpRuARY An 1925 Ar FoTR.
FIFTEEN O'CLOCK pm, the following
described iand and premises situate 10 the
County of Washington District of Columbia
and destEnaied a. and eeins lots ! g IL
Rrodts. and others subdivision of part Of
ofsice OF The surveyor for. the nis,riS, Of
Columbia In f.ih~r hs, At folio . Subject
To covenants of record
Terns Of sale One. third Of the purchase
money to he paid In cash. balance In two
equal tnstalnients, PAYABLE In one and two
annum, payable seni annually from day Of
sale. and secured NV deed of trust prsap-
ertS sold, or oil cash at aption OF purchaser,
4 deposit OF $500 90 viii hn rcautyvd nj
time OF sale, All canveyancinK, resorxling,
etc. NJ cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale 20
iu ocmnlied With within thirty days from
dag Of eate. otherwise the trustees reserve
aud c"st OF dofauiiing purchaser after sive
days advertisement Of such ressle III some
ewspaner published ~ Wash,ngton, T.,
DAVID A fAER
ROBERT o SCAu1sZ.
ta:a cs. - 10, fci Trustees,