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CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. July 20g- Grains aver
age higher in early trading today.
Wheat was up " to lie with buy
ing by commission houses, locals,
firmness at Liverpool and reports Of
a good export demand overnight.
Strength at Winnipeg also aided the
market. Prices there we're up q to
2hc. Selling was moderate here.
Corn was up "a to &c with buying
on firmness In wheat and moderate
offerings. Oats were unchanged to
hc higher.
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Water Street Market
Building Ground Broken

Ground was broken today at
Twelfth and E SITS. s. w. for the
first unit OF the wholesale houses
in the Water Street Market area.
Construction work IS contracted
to the Lake Stone Company, OF
Washington. The contract calls for
completion OF the building and readi-
ness for occupancy by December i.
Seven Washington firms have
already made arrangements to move
their stores into the new structure.
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Philip Johnson Stone
Made Second Lieutenant

Philip Johnson Stone, 1923
Maconnb St. n, W, has accepted a
commission OF second lieutenant In
the Infantry Reserve Corps, ac.
eording to War Department an.
nouncement yesterday.
Raymond Greygon McAlister, 219
Nineteenth st. N. e., accepted a
commission of second lieutenant in
the Quartermaster Corps Reserve.
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full opportunity Tor hearing when
he returns to this country. Mr..
HELEN would not express any opin
ion as to whether he thought that
Tilden had any real chance Of rein
statement.
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CENTRAL MARKS high

The summer school students at
Central High School received their
marks for the first Today period of
the hot-weather classes yesterday.
IT was said at school headquarters,
n the Franklin Building, that the
marie averaged high.
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Jerks Il I Oh |
As HEAT C IS
DNBEARABLE
Ccontinued from Tirst Pei

Continued from First PageJ
local hospitals, none 81 them fatal.
The rise IN temperatures at the
kiosk yesterday started at s O'Clock
when the Paragraph reading showed
/ rs IS degrees. At O'Clock ii had
climbed to 80. st 10 o'clock TO SIS,
at noon to. 30, at I o'clock to "a,
at p. m. to IS and ct 3 b. m. to
the century mark.
a terrific jump in humidity last
night made sleeping almost impossi-
bic unless the slsepers were
parked under an electric fan.
Z The humidity jumped 30 points in
six hours. reaching the SIS mark at
70 o'clock last night.
Last night park police looked the
other way when they found suffer
ers from the. heat sleeping, or try.
ing to sleep. In the public parks,
nearly Al Of which were crowded.
NEW YORK, July 2O.-With
three more heat deaths ana prostra-
tons reported IN the metropolitan
area, New Workers naopped their
bFows today and scanned the skies
for signs Of the cooling showers pre-
dtcted by the Weather Bureau. The
/ promised relief failed to materialize
yesterday and the mercury reached
= peak Of 81 late in the day.
9oTTsToWN. Pa. July 2O.--Arn.
mon L. Mau9er, sr., SIS. died sud.
denly here last evening from cere-
. bral hemorrhage, caused by the ex.
! ceseive heat. Mauser was seated
on the front porch Of his home
! chatting with neighbors when he
sEas stricken.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, July 90
The first death from heat this
summer occurred here yesterday
when q 1aborer, William j. King,
so, died in the Chester County Hos.
pital. According to Deputy Coroner
Patrick, King was stricken with
heart attack guperinduced from the
heat after working in a ditch.
OCEAN CITY, Nd, July 2o.-Por.
ter Bunting, eignt-year-o1d son of
Capt. and Mrs. Charles r. Bunting,
was drowned in Sinepuxent Bay.
After dragging several hours the
bndy was located a few feet from
Bunting's boating wharf.
Bunting, when last seen, was as
sisting his brother, Orlando, II,
tying UP pleasure boats for the
night.
cLE16ENToN, N. J., July 90
Walter Lipinsky, s years old, Of
Riverside Park, wag drowned yester.
day in two feet Of water when he
apparently was overcome by the
heat.
He was not missed for an hour
and his body was recovered only
when one OF HIS companions tripped
over the inert form. The boy was
one Of hundreds OF children attend
ing the picnic OF the Trolleymen's
Union Of South Jersey.
ALEXANDRIA, July 20.-The
first fatality due to the heat occur
red here last night when James
fDwyer, Of North Royal St., died of
heart trouble.
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6O.ET. FALL Kills NAN

PHoENINVILLE. July "a
Wasyl Lew, 40, died in the local
hospital from injuries sustained II
= fall down s0-foot enlbankrert
TO the tracks Of the Eaadine Ratl.
ROAD witAin sight Of hia hensa.
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The real estate columns Of today,s
Times and Herald have listed for sale
attractive houses In all sections Of the
city and suburbs-buy your home TODAY,
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ALEXANDRIA, July 2o.-The
first fatality due to the heat occur
red here last night when James
fDwyer, of North Royal St., died OF
heart trouble.
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Gaslini began to show signs OF
fatigue before the end of the first
set. Hunter had him running from
side to side and the Italian couldn't
stand the pace.
At one time Gaslini started to
come to the net In an effort to
stop Hunter but the American
quickly drove him back to the
baseline with his savage drives.
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PoTTSToWN, Pa, July 20.---Am.
mon 4. Mauger, Sr., SIS, died sud.
denly here last evening from cere.
bral hemorrhase, caused by the ex.
cessive heat. Mauser was seated
on the front porch of his home
chatting with neighbors when he
was stricken.
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THOS. J. OWEN g. son. AUCTIONEERs.
1925 Eye ST. NV.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING A TMO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. CONTAINING SIX ROOMS
AND BATH, Known AS ei9 POTOMAC
AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust, re-
the land records of the District OF Columbia.
ana at the reao est Of the parties secured
thereby, the urd 2rsigned will sell at public
suction. IN front of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST TWENTY SECOND,
1928, AT FOuTa- THIRTY O'CLOCK M the
following described land and premises stu
ate in the DIS rict of Columbia, and being
bered nine hundred and ffty-two 1887 as
described in said deed Of trust. upon the
following terms
Terms OF saie; Said property is subject to
prior dee O OF trust securing an indebted-
ness rss OF e, gio 90. and said property win be
ness OF lie purchase price over and above
SAID deed OF trust one-thlfd Is to be paid In
casa and the balance in two equal INSTALL
ments. pTfyshle IN one and two years, with
interest n the rate OF 81 per annuna, pay
sei. ser9 annually. secured by, second deed
at the sotion Of the purchaser Interest aud
taxes Z be paid or adjusted to date OF sale
a dep Sit Of $500 90 will be required az the
time ~ sale. All conyeyancing. recording.
etc ~ the cost Of purcha ser. Terms CT sale
TO be compiled with within thirty 80, DAYS
from .day of sale. otherwise deposit viii be
forfsG ed and property reSold at risk and
cos oil defauiting purchaser after five t5f
cayss advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published In WASHINGTON, ~ c
Il F2AECIa SAUL.
No 92s 18th st. NV,
WILLIAM p BENSON,
No. 925 18th st NV.
Gull dads. exSU - Trustees.
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TIME landlady entered a moment or
two later, carrying a square,
= blue envelope.
Il Il don't know the names OF
you gentlemen" she said lis
one Of you called Barnes--Martin
THAT is my name, . Martin admitted,
accepting the note
From the Hail." the woman confided
There Is no reply
Martin tore open the envelope with
muttered word of excuse. the two men
watching him covertly The contents,
In a wornanS handwriting. were brief
enough:
Lord Ardrington will see you at
o'clock. Enclosed is pass for the por-
ter at the entrance gate"
Martin picked up the inclosure--a
plain card, signed 'Ardrington" in a
somewhat shaky andwriting-placed it
with the note in his pocket and con-
tinued his lunch MIR. Victor Porte
helped himself literally to. whisky and
lit cigarette He stroked hts chm and
his marrow brown eyes seemed to be
trying to bore their way into Martins
brain. ..et 49,.
we have been very frank with you.
SIR" he said, "aS to our business here
ana our lItIle &IVEtiJuTe iIOIh Tic III
convenience Of which You rescued us.
We have gratifaed your curiosity. Re-
turn us the, favor What is your
business here-your position with the
household. that you receive notes from
one of the ininates?"
There is no secret about my pres
ence here" Martin confided. Il came
down to Norfolk to discuss certain
u1atter with Lard ArdringtOn I went
to Norwich FIRST and was told that he
was here. This morning I was turned
away from the gates like every one
else. but happened to meet his niece,
whom I know very slightly. and this
pass comes 10 me. think, through
her influence
"A pass" Solomon Graunt re-
peated.
"A pass to enter the domain" Vic
tor Porle murmured
There followed a somewhat curious
silence The window of the room
was open and a pleasant west breeze
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Continued from Yesterdays STAR


Maftims, Barnes. commercial. traveller.
stoppink To admire curious door in an
unfiequpnted street. becomes the principal
actor In q family drama. Lord Ardrineton.
believing he has only few days to live.
nresents the dazed young man with 10000
pounds in cash In the presence OF his doc
tor. his lawyer and, has disinherited, scape-
eoat nephew. Gerald iarnham. Living up
to hisareputation for being eccentric. Lord
hrdrinEton had pledged himself to present
this fortune to the INST person whose foot
steps passed his door. Barnes, The For
.unate Wayfarer;,.' returns, at once ~, TO
and sewers all copnections. Next day he
companion. Lady Blanche Banningham
Settling easily into the life OF a leisured
gentleman, Martin Is disturbed to read of
Lord Ardrington recovery from his sup
posediy fatal operation, With the jnten
ton OF making some return Of the fortune
beaueathed him. Martin motors to Ardrine-
ton Park, which he finds barricaded
ssainst. visitors. At the, Gates he meets
Lady Blanche. who introduces him TO her
young cousin, Laurita Fosbroke. Both girls
promise to help him gain admittance Back
at the village inn Martin makes the &C
9eualntancs OF two, .unsavory gentlemen.
solomon Grai,nt and Victor Porie, also in
tent on betns admitted to Ardrington, Park.
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AUCTION SALES.
kIITllRE nAA&


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL
DWELLING, CONTAINING SIX ROOMS
AND BATH. KNOWN AS 1919 THIRD
STREET NORTHWEST,
Wv virtue of certain deed OF trust re-
land records OF the District of Columbia,
and at the request of the parties secured
thereby. the undersigned will sell at public
auction. IN front Of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST TWENTY SEC ND,
1928, AT THREE THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.
situate in the District OF Columbia. and
being lot numbered .twenty-five t2Sl In
square numbered I'VE hundred and twenty
one (52i. as described in said deed of
trust upon. the foliowins terms
TO Terms pro Of d se 81 tfs secyns Is sn S
debtedness Of s., sSc 90 and said property
will be, sold subject to said deed -oftylist
indebtedness OF the purchase price over
and above said deed of trust, one-third is
TO be paid in cash and the balance IN two
equal inStailments, PAYABLE IN one, and two
snnum. payable semi-aunualiy, secured by
second deed of trust upon tie property solo.
or all cash at the option Of the purchaser
Interest and taxes to he paid or adjusted
to date of ssle A deposit of 100000 will
be required at the time of sale; All con.
purchaser Terms OF sale TO be complied
with within thirtr co. days from day Of
sale. otherwise deoosit will be forfeited and
property reSod at rtsf and cost of de-
fautinT purchaser, after five (5l days adj
vert,ser,c,"tt. of such resale IN some news
b FRANCIS SAUL,
'WIrIIAM = BENSON.
NO 923 18th St; NV
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IN TffE 5sTPRFME ropRT. or THE DIS
=, 'Tic. Of psI,.1hia b Fe the Applisation
r. No agao2. fn FqmitY ~rt1rtiaf Tor pitbliea-
tor --itosa Is Eriksteins ha71ng f9lef peit-
f1op ORA lnR for decree CHANGING her name
70 rosa 8 LorenHa and having applied 10
the court Tor an order tor publication ~ the
notice required by lay IN such cases, Il. U.s.
1928. ordered, that all persons concerned
show cause. II any there he. on or before
tue 3ist day Of AneHst, a ID 1928, why the
PRAYERS Of said petition should not be
granted provided that copy of this order
be published once A week tor three 80 con
9eeqtive weeks before gaidsday 10 the Wash
!neton Law Reporter ana In The Evening
stat BY the court. w HITz, Justice.
rINdHhM, Clerk Hy HARRY NJ, HULL,
Asst Cierk aus. 1920
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR ADDITION TO GUARD
House. s0fhce OF CONSTRUCTING 0uartefmas-
ter Army Medlssl Center washington. y G
eeiged here until ii q 10. Sentember 4,
1929. and then apenfd for the eoasthIetion
Of al addition. 40 x4G. 10 The Gaatd House
Further information unon application DE
post Of $40 Oh required for return OF plans.
aHi3i4,th4Fe3
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THOs. j. A9WEN 4, a0K. ArrCTIonEFRs.
1873 Eye 81 NV

TRrpssTrErrs5 ,, ssGgs 9g SIX 1g9om hsso
hn w 5s Sa Fsq gse'sE E2 iias
AeFFT PLACE hopTHEAeT
b. htue of 3 eeFtgtD deed 9f trust. re-
e9fdsd IN Libey No S4Ts folio 2Ts. among
ne lssf records Of The District Of Colun1.
. her ~. thf undsrsEgnsa trustees wiz sell q
IT, p4Y TaE ,s( goysTE 4yEsgr pa;{oc s,s
+ q, situate n tie plstrisi 81 celun,ba sn1
fsienatfe IS Hnd being lot 23E ID Harry
S2sf aise u olspn PHELPS 'saholsision Of
tl.r.ss f77sl = per plat rssarded II the once
BIZ. 7, Epes Is p page fzsj subject 70 coy
/ Terms Sod subject to prior deed of
/ trust for ss,s00o1 further particulars Of
@blch win Rs anhounEaa At time OF sale the
purchase pLies eeboys SD trutt q be pals IN
cost ffrmg To bf complied with within
| thtytY f3Oi days 0therwtse deposit forfeited
ana tine property may BE- advert ised and re
SOLD ~ The discretion 81 the trustees
ZEN WFnaTEH,
| su4s6,G, l9f5.3S Trustees.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CERTIFICATE on CHANGE OF coRPoRAT
NAME

CERTIFICATE on CHANGE OF CORPORATE
NAME
G g Winett. president. and Ralph S.
Fowler: secretary. of Charles F1nney Com
pany. Inc, corporation organi1ed and ex-
iStInP under the laws of the District of Co
T'1bia, do hereby certify that the following
ig true copy of q resolution adopted by
the unanimous vote of the stockholders of
Salo corp0i alton az meeting held on the
l4th day Of July, 1928. al the Office Of the
corporation. l2l2 street. NV. IN WASH
Resolved, That the name Of this corpe.
ration be and 1t rs hereby changed from
Charles Flnney Company. Inc. to @ c, Will
lett and Company. and that the last men
TENED name be and IL Is hereby adopted
as the corporate name OF this corporation.
Resolved further: That 20 effect this
cnanre. the 'first sentence OF article first OF
TIRE article of incorpof alton Of this COM
psny be and Y = hereby anne s ndcd by sub
pany in lieu of the words Charles Finney
Company INC so that the Sa I'd sentence
as amended shall read as follows.
.siJ.ae panaf. u the eorpoFation shall be @
9 .Wiue&t and Company. and the object
i0f vbilb 1T 10, formed is 10 engage In and
carry Oh q general manufacturing and adj
y@rllsne business IN all its branches AND
Resolved further: That the president and
secretary he and they are hereby authorized
AID ,"st~ncted "a. take, such ACTION and do
th@ District OF Columbia. TO place this
amendment 10 fmnadtste force and effect"
Given under our hands and seals this
18th day Of JH'ys la2a as, ,.,,. .4 +,
~Presl9@nt
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VFFPt fVNF1t
RALPH 8. FOWLER.
c. =. :, a.

District Of C9inHba.ss.
for Inc DISTRICT of tolnnibis. p do hereby si,S
certify that q g. wilett and Ralnh d
dated July Ia. 1893. Dersonsily sppearea BE-
tore r,e1 n ths SD city End 'pstTic. the
being personaiiy wen Known IL me al the
persons ~he executed TIE said rertl heatc
ard known To ne 10 be- tire president aud
ney Conte@ry, fnt end Acknowledgment fhe
fHs the act a"f deed Of tive said corporation
art"n ~ ho their set aph deed esd ss ard
fSfS1st GsdsF NV hahd and OFFICIAL seal
the 'fth 1ay af J'iy 'q2a
PEARL r rRAMwp
f]t 5t4 Rotary Pahitc
~" rart.s,'x'ion esp:res October i3 la28
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rHOS. j OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEKR!
iA2a Eve 81 NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE POUR
STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE POUR
STORY APARTMENT HOUSE AT 1922 N
STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON.
C., CONTAINING ABOUT THIRTY
TWO APARTMENTS.
BY virtue of a certain deed ofstrost. dated
March 20. 1925 heing instrument No fn6,
recorded March %, 1929 anon & the land
records of the District of Column ia, and at
the request of the party seemed thereby
the undersigned trustees will SAi at public
auction. in 'front.' Of the premises. on FRI
GUST AID 1929. Ar FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
the folioWing- described land and premises.
situate in the District of Colombia, and des-
ignated as end being eriginsa lot numbered
seventeen tITl In square mum bered fifty tse>
Terms of sale: Sold subject, to a prior deed
of trust for $4,000 90. full particulars Of
which will be announced at the time OF sale;
balance OF purchase price to BE- paid one
third In cash and the bal Ance in two equal
install1nents. PAYABLE IN sE1e and tNo years
after date. with interest at go per 'annum,
PAYABLE semi-annually from date of sale, Sc
cured by deed of trust upon the property
sold. or all cash at the, option OF the pur-
chaser. A deposit of S3ffeoe0 required. Con-
veyareing. recording, etc,.iat the purchasers
cost. Terms to be ocmpiied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold
at the discretion of the trustees.
JAMES n. HOBBS.
henry j. ROBB
au7-d&d .eySu = Trustees
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KpAM,A wEscnLER { SON, AucliOneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF DETACHED FRAME
BUNGALOW. NO SoS7 CLINTON STREET

Bu nLS5Al4I No sco7 CLINTON STREET
BY virtue u a certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded in Lieer No 1905, folio lo6 ct SEQ,
ef the land r5cards of the District of Cclun-
eta. ana AZ the request OF the party secured
therebS, tffe >,sAstSY6iEneH trustees WITH offer
premises, on MONDAY TIRE TWENRTITh
P.Ms. ne IolIowlhsSusscFi land and pfein-
Wit LOT 81 in the sSabafViSon by Kenneth
Meth et al. eft lots pa and IS In block. 5.
irWoodridgc," SS per plat recorded Ill LiSef
20, foho SIS. Of tho records of the office, Surs
Veyor District of Columbia; said block new
known for purposes, of assessment and taxa
Ron as S0uaTe 1870: subject 10 restrictions
ara covenants OF record r>-
: Terms Of "a ia. The hove property VIII De
sold subject TO . rFicr deed Of TRUST for
S5,35U 90. al So, due July /. 1881; balance
$500 90 or mere casa. remainder S45D0 psY
r1onth. Including interest on FIRST trust AND
interest on second trust At 6'2't secured by
q second deed OF trust upon the property
sold, or ell cash over trast at option Of pur-
chaser A DEPOSIT of $500 90 required at sale 3
All epnvevancing, recording ana notar rial ices
M cost OF purchaser Terms 70 be complied
with within thirty DAYS from day Of sale.
otherwise trllS' seS reserve the right 10 resell
property at risk and cost Of detaulttng pur-
chaser after five DAYS advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published in wash
!. KENNETH P. ARMSTRONG;.
FREDERICK w. CAWTEOENEs
ano-eod&dS .exSu Trustees
In tgfS n
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTrKE DAYS.
r ss1Se 4 sSVSWN a. afAN Afff~TTrNFEEG
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE GROOM
RRICK HOUSE. LOCATED AT sale Ttt

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE GROOM
BRICK HOUSE. LOCATED AT e2l6 18th
STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON
u G.
October 10. 1928, recorded November IL. 1928.
I'm Liber 5617 at folio 6. among the land rec
ordS OF the District OF Columbia, and at the
request OF The party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell at public nilc-
zion. in the Office OF the auctioneer. 1925 Eye
street northwest, WASHINGTON, u, G., on FRI
DAY THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF Az
GUST. AID. 1878. AT TWO O'CLOCK PM"
The following described land and premises
situate in the District OF Columbia. and ues-
lsnated, as and beiI1E lot q in SQUARE Slol o;
the subdivision made by WRruman eha
Bones, as per plat recorded IN me once OF
the surveyor for the DISTRICT OF Cctuhp'S' III
Liner rs at folio %. -
prior trust OF $S.5oo0o, full particulars Of
which will be given at the time OF sale, hal-
ance of purchase price to be paid one-thiro
I'm cash and the balance in two equal inStalt-
nentS. payable In one and Two gears after
date, with interest at six per cent per an
mum. payable sen,i-annually from date OF
sale. secured by deed Of trust upon the prop
ertv sold. or all cash at the option or the
purchaser. deposit Of $500 90 REQUIRED
Conveyanctng, recording. etc. at the pNr-
chaSer'S cost Terms 60 be complied With
Within thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be advertised
and reSold at the discretion 1T the ttnStc eS.
JAMES .. HOBBS.
HOWARD A. BURNS,
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THOMAS u OWEN Il SON. AUcTI CHEERS
ia25 Eye Street. EoFthwes ( 81

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuAr LIE Real.
ESTATF, BEING A TWO-STr nv .pRTI,E
IWEILIN NC. Govt AIMING III kJR ROOMS
and ONE BATH. KNOW A IS S34
MORTON STREET NoRTh VEST
e. h. virtue . Of Z ceEsa,n deed OF tr,iat re-
land records Of the TdstFict of Columbus,
md 81 the request Of the vhrtiss Occurred
thereby. the UNDERSIGNED VI 4 sell ~ rith-
ne section, In front ~ = nrerntsrss m
Iasa. AT TuREE otcLccr, PM. gh tn Yoi.
ia the District Of colsn,s 3 and being ug III
Numbered forfy-nins1 49, ~ block fnt,5yS :
heEea nine 49,. -whisneH Close as De-
ribbed 70 said deed OF trus. upon the fol-
' p,S Fl Dee s.,. y sss;,n Z 81 e
dehtedness OF ~ 3s1 90. and SAID loroperty
dsk.sdness % IN, surrsssss -g prics s'' over yer
s e. !. As ssIs 1sia esea trust o1s.tiird 4
yssS sits a.sfss, TIE r. 1s.e one Ct @s We sp
sssSnd deed ~ n6a npar tho nr3perty
s az or ~ cash he ev'ion ~ tire pur-
sA'nstssa TO Aate I vsis ~ eonge9 g scln e.
aenssit :. ,ac win :. ,a 81 %f q Il,
f9s1f 81 s6IA. Nsp1s o. ssin 10 ne rem
n,'nA nfth %tih' a thtrs.v 30 aa9s from dss
80 Hr"H.,rt y I'd gtrtgk epA COT ~ ~.
Y@rfifef7"rs 80 smcf Fesele IN Pctle news.
ID reh,.,.fs eAf,,.
splf -dad s.exsu '"'" S' rrsatees