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other day. Why didn't you tell me,
darling?"
Herbert waved aside the question
What is Mrs. Varney's ring doing
in your possession?"
well, what was it doing?"
thought Lila desperately.
II can't tell you" she said,
ironically aware of the truth of that
statement.
Herbert made an impatient ges-
ture. His expression had been
stony, but anger and jealousy now
began to flame in his eyes.
Either you will tell me, or will
ask Mrs. Varney myself" he said
deliberately.
Lila flushed to the roots of her
hair
"Oh, Herbert, I you wouldn't so
humiliate me?"
I've took a step toward her. His
Il L eyes were blazing now and his
fists we're clenched.
There's nothing 1 wouldn't do to
find out the truth about you. You
are in love with a man named
Jack!"
HERBERT" There was panic in
her cry. She really thought, for a
moment, that he had discovered
her secret.
Then she realized that he was
only guessing. She pulled herself
together with an effort.
1.-THE explanation of the ring is
not my secret" she said, with dig
nifty. eff you force me to tell you,
it Wilt will be a great breach of
of confidence and faith"
That sounded good, she thought.
1t ought to have weight with Her
bert, to whom keeping faith was
everything.
1t did. He hesitated and looked
at her uncertainty Lille snatched
at the chance his wavering offered.
She flung herself into his arms.
"Oh, Herbert. don't.you trust me?''
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Furthermore, the American people
were learning that they had been led
into war hySteria not in great
moral crusade, but to aid the allies.
All these factors and more helped
pile UP the Harding majority in the
1920 battle which Wilson called
great and solemn referendum on
himself and his league.
Deadlock at First
The Republican convention met
at Chicago and resolved itself into
Wood-Lowden deadlock Wood,
Lowden and Johnson had so we'll
divided the field that the old guard
was content that it could name its
own man.
Wood had 2871a first ballot votes
and worked up to 3141a on the
fourth. Lowden came up alongside
for a standoff. Johnson'S peak was
148 on the third.
1t was Senator Frank Willis who
said: "Now, boys and girls, let's
nominate Warren Harding"
But II was Cfle senatorial Ola
guard, dominated by Penrose, which
accepted their Ohio brother lin a
smoke filled hotel ROOM" where, &C
cording to later charges, various
promises were made.
Harding Is Nominated
A trend toward Harding began on
the ninth ballot and on the tenth
the bosses threw enough delegates
to give him a majority.
After johnson had refused the
vice-presidcEcy and the senator's
had tried to give it to Senator Len
root of Wisconsin, some one Sug-
gested Calvin Coolidge, Governor of
Massachusetts, and now famous for
his police strike record. He was
nominated on the first ballot.
The Democratic convention set
tied down to a McAdoo-Palmer Cox
fight after McAdoo's name was pre-
sented, with the assurance that he
would accept if drafted.
The first ballot gave: McAdoo
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TIE, NEW
BEZIU1eA Justin er9a8~HA apuone

Crystal hesitated, then seemed to
make up her mind to trust Tony
completely. Oh, if she had only
worked out the details better, be-
fore exposing her pitiful little fraud
to Tony's candid, delighted blue
eyes.
I'm to meet him Sunday-tomor-
roW-at our-our secret trysting
place, if I can escape questioning
from Bob and Faith. No one knows
a word about all this but you, Tony,
and if you ever dare to breathe"
"O-o-h!" Tony shivered with a
thrill of pure pleasure. "A secret
trysting place and everything!
Gorge ous! You lucky girl! And
here I've been wasting time being
sorry for you in the hot city all
summer! But what's his
name, Crys? If it's Smith, Jones,
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266, Palmer 256, Cox 1874 and Al
Smith 100.
Smith a "Hitching Post"
Smith was there merely as a
convenient hitching-post for the
New York delegates The break
came when New York's delegation
was switched from him to Cox on
the tenth ballot, along with those
from Indiana and New Jersey.
On the nineteenth Cox had 1853,
but dropped back to 430 on the
twenty-second, when McAdoo had
372 and Palmer 166.
With Palmer out the thirty ninth
ballot showed: Cox 468, McAdoo 440,
John w. Davis II, McAdoo began
to lose slowly and at 1:40 a. m. Cox
was nominated on the fortyfourth.
Cox made a remarkably game
fight for election and acted as if he
didn't know, as every one else did,
that he was licked He stumped the
country as the cruSading Bryan had,
but was up against still greater
odds, for the League of Nations
simply hadn't taken"
Harding Takes 1t Easy
Harding took things easy, operat-
ing a front porch campaign from
Marion, o. His position on the
league never was cleared up.
He was forced to straddle because
his party had strong Hnti-leaguers
like Borah, Lodge and Johnson and
pro-leaguers like Taft, Root and
Hughes. BY advocating free as
ISOLATION of nations" he was able to
hold both groups.
The count was:
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Traps Eagle on Indiana Farm

BIZ United Press
ROCHESTER, Ind, Oct. ga
full grown American eagle, with a
wing spread of six and one-half
feet has been killed here. W. c.
Stone. living six miles west of the
city caught the bird in two steel
traps and killed it when it fought
so viciously that it could not be
taken alive.
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ITO Be Continued
Convict Named Correspondent

EB Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Oct. 29.-Azro
Keys, serving a term in Indiana
state prison for receiving stolen
automobiles, is named as CO.
respondent in a divorce suit filed
here by WELLER B. Mills against
Helen E. Mills The husband al
leges that his wife would remain
away from home for days at a
time in Keys company.
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BY RODNEY BUTCHER
NEA Service Writer

(Copvrioht. 1928. by NEA Service, Inc.
ASHINGTON, Oct 29.-Tired of wisconsin no longer
lured by "idealiSm and refusing to worry about pro-
gressivism the United States rushed back with a
whoop in 1920 toward what Warren Harding called
normally"
Almost since the Republican party has been
sorry it let the country in for the worst admins
tratve scandals it had experienced since Grant. But
the voters in 1924 returned the government to the
G. O. P.
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thousand mOnaes but had
a. corporate
Business tariffs lower taxes fewer
avors for bust
many adopting the of Britain
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Copyright, 1928 Metropolitan News
paper Service. New York.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

When you have returned from travel
and are facing the demands Of home
again. with life getting constantly more
complicated. haven't you sometime.
~i.hed, even a little wish, that there
we're an Elizabeth Arden e.tablish-
ment in Washington? There ia!
lcre, at u47 Connecticut Avenue,
arc given treatments a. like as twins to
those rcircahin8 ministra,ions you re
ceived in Paris. Every iirminS pat
ELzlheth Ar.ien,, Ienetttn IatLef prr
Evening star., 1928-02-03
POLES WOULD BURN
"PATR|OT|C" BOOKS
100000 Attack Mayor
Thompson's Latest Views
on U. S. History.

Bv the A=socis.ed Press
CHICAGO. February 3.-The attsrot
Of the Mayor Thompson administration
To discuss American history in a PAM
phlet. Lest We Forget" vas threat
cned with bonfire yesterday oy spokes-
men for Chicago's 100000 Poles.
The persons 1no edited Mayer
Thompson's supplement should oe
hanged" said John j. Przyprawa, edt-
tor Of the Polish National Alliance
organ In Chicago. If the mayor toes
will"
The booklet vas published and dis
trl5utad by the Board OF Education.
under Mayor Thompaon's direction. 70
correct errors Of American history texts
dealing with American patriots The
statement in The booklet that Count
Pulaski vas the son Of Lithuanian
patriot" served particularly 20 nettle the
Poles
"4'ulaski." said Przvpraua. "ls no
more son Of Lithuanian patriot
than am Big Bills cowboy hat Count
Pulaski was a Pole, born Of Polish
parents.
Pu!aski's gerea.oyy Is discussed ss
some length in ,he PrZp-ava state
ment. for the information" Re ex-
plained, of the Board OF Education
! The school board pamphlet explains
in front page announcement that !.
recites the deeds OF the distinguished
patriots from Europe who volunteered
their services and fought valianrir II
the Revolutionary War for the liberty
Of America
The offending Pulask. paragraph
states:
Count Pulaski was the son o.
Lithuanian patriot and lost his father
md brother IN the hopeless defense ot
his country. Being himself outIawed
and sentenced 10 death. ne fed 20
Paris. where he met BENJAMIN Frank
/ lin. the American representative u
France"
Evening star., 1928-02-03
THOs. j. OWEN h son. AUCTIONEERS.
1928 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALrABLE THREE:
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
AS PREMISES 1415 STREET

BY virtue of "A certain deed Of trnst. duly
recorded in Libsr No. $3.50. folio 80 81 sec.
of the land records OF the District of Couni,
hia and at the request of the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustees will sell at
uublr auction in front Of the prerises on
TUESDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY Or FEE:
RI'ARY AD 1928 AT FOUR O'CLOCK
TN the follow ing described land aud prem.
rses situate in the District nf Columbia. ar'
designated as and being part of lot ) ~
sa,fare .l1 heGirninE for the same on y
street north = feet west OF the southeast
corner Of said tot and running thence west
m said street 90 feet. thence north 100 feet
thence east 20 feet and thence south 16o
feet to the beginning.
Terms Sold subject to \ prior deed of
trust for s. 900 further particulars Of which
will he announced at time OF sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust To he paid IN
cash A deposit of 5000 required. Convey
anciuE recording etc at purchasers cost
Terms 10 he complied with within thirty
iays otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property NAV be advertised and resold at the
JESSE r. WHITE
LEROY GADDIS Jr..
;ao1 40 feI3 Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-02-03

Tgu>TrrS SALE. ok yAnuAniE y,.n A!,i rWe. No
ING rREMisfS NJ t3l RANDoi.fh
STREET NORTHWEST
Rv .tttise nj a certain S~ed OF tr}i<i Say
rr.,S,stet! ~ firrr No 3SSS tn!io 3tt 81 ~s1
~ thp LAND yr,ongfts NJ she District nj Cosun',
MA and =, the request Of tho nar'v secured
thereby ;h" undersigned trustees NIL sNH
a, pnInr em,,'pr - tr9n, = , ,9s = p,s9h>.i ~ sr
FEERrARy An ia"S AT THREE
O'CLOCK Pm. she following ssescritsG lad
and srensts~s situate tn the District of Css
iun,hia ant dssigusied as ara. eeinE lot -
In Alex MtIiars subdivision ~ lots IN h.oCS
- Pet~oeth Addition to ,he CITY ~ wash
trE;nn as aer Mat reto~3eG IN L5ee- No
ts folio ia. ef the reenrds ~ the oNce OF
the surveyor of the District Of totudaesa
now snewn for taxation purposes as lot 20
in square Ss.t4.
Terms Sold subject to = rrior deed Of
trust for as one fnrthcr particulars ot which
will he pnne'i at time az ssse: the r''''
chase prize at%nSe saii trust Ia te n@aj M
cash A depnsti OF $500 required convey
aH"inR rrtutsi4ttg. rts., AT purchaser cost
Terms 10 hN tNaaniu~t with ~thim tht,n
tlaN$ atit<fN lse .iriatsit faTfelteSt SEsH thr
trl,artS mav iie ass,vrtises. and r~ss>ld at the
discretion uf the trustees
kOhEKf L.. MckEENFR
EARL h.. ao~~.
ia.- 40 tel = Il Trustees,
Evening star., 1928-02-03
Tuos OWEN A SON A-rTio<FERS.
I@ns Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or TWO. STORY: TWO
FAMILY RRHK APARTMENT NOW )
fj

TRUSTEES SALE or TWO STORY: TWO:
FAMILY RRTK APARTMENT NOW !
AS PREMISES l@4 ovE STREET
NORTHWEST.
Hv virtne nf a certain deed OF trust dated
f,3. II 1879 heing Instrument Nc IVA
rrtor,iea Jine Il. t9.S. siudrg the isE,i
rs~orts o. the District 81 C"lumh3a- a''.i ~
Inc reGues, % the party secured fheFrnF
The undersirned trustees viii -Hl a. ,;,lrS ,,lne
auction an front of the rrenM.t*, o. ~ -
DAY THE FOURTEENTH DAY or tE@.
RTARY AD 1898 AT fh .Idtklt
O'clock pm the fellow ~ s'eSf abel iafla
ana nr.m,ees situate III the District "f 20.
sfnhia and dssgontssi az amt f~tnC io'
unnnerea two hnntrei ihirie*" i-I3t ln
rswnrd r Cxisrfonds snh4fvtssna ~ saN@f"
numbered Ave hundred ffty,tws tSs~t aN
49, Mai RECORDED in the oFsee ot the surveyor
for the District of Columbia IN Iiher II. al
folio 60. i. .s g.,
trust for ~ 500 further part."0lT~s ~ "h1rN
aiii i've znrouus~ASl al ttufe ~ sac ihe pnr-
rhass r-lce above said tvu+; 20 Ne nsad ~
rssh A .ieposii uf $500 redut'es: tofvfT-
anctrg recording. FtTa At Inc feFFhs~.f
~n.i Terms tn re "or3n'sed with wth'n
,,eer sIavs otherwise t"nnsit forfeited an',
the nroner.v nyav h@ atV~yisSesi ami FsS"h1
nj the discretion of tse trustee
HFRNA AN SCHMIDT,
L. A. FOWLER
f~3f 10 - .Tt~i~H-
Evening star., 1928-02-03
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
FCTURE DAYS.
THOs. J. OWEN 4 SON. ArCTfONEERs.
t425 Eye ST. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
story Brick Dwelling, Being
Premises No. 33 Seaton Street
Northwcst.

Rv virtue of certain decd OF trust dated
June "s. 1877. being instrument No. III re- re-
corded july :, 1877 among the land re'OIIs
of the District Of Columbia and at The re-.
quest Of the party ,sccIred thereby me u,,'
II iron, "f the prem,sses. s:up %n Th,RRsbA6 J,
lgna Ar FOIJR.THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm the
following described Iand and p,nmis6a ca.;a ..nts
as and being lot 70 in Mary ". Niles sub.
division % lots IN bloc. boom'nEdaI", ,En p
vcynr for Nhe District of Columbia in I.trr
county 14v at folio l3l subject TO building
restriction line and covenants oi rec",n, -,
Terms Sold subject to a prior deed OF
trn~t for 81 900 further particulars Of which
viii he announced at time of sale: the pfF-
chase price above said trust TO me paid IN
cash A deposit Of $500 rcauired Cor.
veyancing. recording etc. at the pIrhaset =
cost Terms to be complied with within 30
days otherwise deposit forfeited and the
III, 0perty NAV he advertised and resod at
the discretion OF the trustees.
WILLIAM NJ THROCKMORTOS.
WILLIAM l.. KING. Trustees.
i.C fpt
Evening star., 1928-02-03
THOs. J. OWEN Il SON. ACCTIOSEERS
.425 Eve Street Northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE BEING A TWO.STORY AND
CELLAR SlX-ROOM AND BATE BRICK
pWELL'%%G KNOWN AS 55"' KANSAS
By virtue of a certain deed of trust r..
corded April II. 1927 as instrument No. 1874
Of the land records Of the District OF Co'Hn.
bia and at the request OF the parties secured
thereby the undersigned ~itl sell at puhIi'
aucsiun IN from of the premise on FRI
DAY THE TENTH DAY or FEBRTAkI
193S AT THREE-THlRTY 0Ct;oCk Pm -
the foll1wing -s'ns"ribej land and premises.
situate in tho District OF columbia and beInE
lot Numbered hfty-one 81 IN square num-
bored thirtv.three hundred and thlrtv-"ne
t,33Ii as described In said deed OF trust
upor the following terms,
Purchaser tn pav one-third OF the pilrrh ase
nrtce in ash the balance IN two instaItn1ents
in ore and two wears. respeciiyely. Win m
,eresr ~ the rate Of r rr per snnun AMI So
cured bv deed OF trust on the rropertr sod
nr al cash At the option nf the r'lr' ha<fr:
tayas and interest maid or adjusted 10 me
date IL sale. all cOnveyancinr. recording etc
At the cnst OF purchaser: good title or no
sale, ,ienosit Of 5000 will he redlired a.
the time OF sale ard settlement 20 b. mace
within thirty favs from the date Of sale ~
fenosit forfeited and The nronertv resold AZ
the cost and risk OF tee defaul,Ing n1T"n assr
after Ave Gays rrevtons advertisement az
su,h resale In sonr~ WsshirEfon newspaper.
FRANCIS SAUL
HsS Ts ri li9 r1 ,.cnnRs
935 18th ssnw
80 -
Evening star., 1928-02-03
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, Being a Two-story
Brick Dwelling, Known as
2231 Tenth Street Northwest.

BY virtue of a certain deed OF trus, re-
corded in libcr No. 1860 folio 10. of the
land records OF the District OF Columbia.
and a, the request OF the parties secured
thereby the undersigned viii sell at pubic
auc,ion in front Of the premises on THURS
DAY THE NINTH DAY OF FEBRUARY
i9"S AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the follow
ing described land and premises situate III the
District OF Columbia. and lning lot numbered
esghty-nlne sHi IN square numbered three
hundred and hfts t351t. as described
in said deed OF trust upon the following
terms
Terms Of sale: All cash. Taxes and inter
eat paid or adjusted 20 the date Of sale. all
convevancinI recording. etc. At the cost Of
purchaser: good title or sale. A deposit
Of 5000 will he required at the time of sale
and sett ement 10 he within 30 days from
date Of sale or depost forfeited and the
property resnid at the cost and risk Of the
defauitirg purchaser after FIVE t5l dass
previons advertisement of such resale in
some Washington newsnaper
FRANCIS SAUL.
No o35 18th ST. NV.
J. WRILEY JACOBS.
No. b25 5th ST. NV.
ta30 d&t's pxSu Trustees
Evening star., 1928-02-03
FUTURE DAYS.
THoS. J. OWEN Il SON, ACCTfoSEERS.
i4.5 EYE ST NV
1RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE ld
PROVED REAL ESTATE. NUMktI
iOa FOURTEENTH STREET NORTH
FUTURE DAYS.

70. FOURTEENTH STREET N"H'"'
By virtue of a certsin deed of trust. duty
recorded ~ Liter No. 61:S, folio 3tu IT s"i
Of the land rf.cortfs af the District OF to'hu-
lia and st the reauest ~ the party set .;tte'l
ihrft.hv the undersigned trustee VIII sell AZ
puh'tr auction III ffoii ol the riFfnis ses, 81
MONDAY THE THtRTEFETH DAY nt
FEBRUARY 4 u 1a@k AT. F0tRTHiETN
O'CLOCK Pm the following lie -cti'sed lano
tnston District ot Columbia ani cssisnaHd
a. and being lot numbered sixteen 10 n
George r kiipstein and Samuel Lindsay .
s3t,divtsion of lots IN square north nj sudafF
numbered ten hundred and thIrtv.Sre tnorin
OF iO35l as per plat recorded ~ Book 80
aI page l.3. in the once of the surveyor oi
tho District of Columbia toKether with the
Term. OF sale: one-third Of tho purchase
money 10 be paid In cash. balance IN :wo
equal instalimsnts. payable In one and tae
wears with interest at elk per centnua pei
annum payable semi annually. from day oi
eftv sold. or all cash. at the option 81 The
purchaser. A deposit OF $500 viii oe re-
uufei III time of sale AL convrvanctng
recording etc. at eost OF purchaser, Terms
of sale 20 TIE complied with within thirty
DAYS from day Of sale other xtse the trusie"
reserves tho right to rr."ii the ni",~tiF AT
III. ri-lt and eos. nf drfanltiux nn'thaS"f
after tive siavs' atleerIi S~nent af such festie
~ .sstse new -tial,ef ~u1 1lirlies IN Washing t"li
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TKli@F COMPANY. Trustee,
~ c, BELL. President,
(Srait Attest
A n. >HIiIISGT0S,
Asst. Secretary.
fef aatnl1
Evening star., 1928-02-03
THos. J. OWEN 4 SON, AucTloNEERs.
is:5 EYE ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO,
STORY RRiCk DWELLING KNOWN
As fREMlsES 1919 q STREET


Hs virtue az = certain deed of trust. .l,,e.t
1nhr - lD"T. tielns instrument NJ ::IS.
t"'"i'l"t fHiH 20. lat1. amuns iAc land
records "t the District of Cntnm'.i1 and ~
ihe request q! the party secured thereby ,ht.
ttitsict signed Trustees viii ssii at puhit mn.
lian, ~ fitnt OF the rremfs's an kRfp\Y
THE TiNIH DAY uf FEBRUARY N
1879. At FOUR O'CLOCK t. The fnltow
i1f -'i"-''rih'a ianh sml premises s5taate ~
tnr District ot Columbia. and designated a.
ana h~5ng tni numbered thirty. f.e t3Si Ia
pnnns stthdi'issnn Of let's Square south
- ten hnndr"d ami nlnety.one ttontA ~
fsrF Mat tc0oF,ted Ia the once ot thp .,rr
tesnr tof the District OF Columbia In lshrr
~ NJ fnita II " ~
Terms Sold subject Co a rrinr d-n, -,
tFust tn' y" $40 further particulars of whirh
ajl I've announced nj time af sale the nur.
chase price above said trust Ia he naii in
cash d~n"sti Of 500 required convey.
ah'tnF recording etc, at The nurrhAs.r' +.
cost, Terms ta he cnmnlir,i With wttbtn
hh"en dHFs otherwise deposst forfeited an1
tha property may h~ advertised. and re.,l,i
al the discretion of the ttuStees
ARTHtR bktnGF1"r
MILTON SrRASBi RGRR
rs - " - " 'lFnstpea
Evening star., 1928-02-03
ADAM A. wEscHLER son. Auctione-r..
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK BUILDING. NO. 1855

Ihl SIZES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK BIlLDING. NO. 1888
By virtue of certain deed Of trust dated
August 10 1927 and reror,iet September 80,
1927. among the land records nf the District
of Columbia. and al the request Of the party
secured thereby the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale at pubic auctton. IN front
q the premiscs on FRIDAY TIE TENTH
DAY OF FEBRtI AIRY. 1928 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm the foI.sA ng described land
and nremises situate . the nlstrlc, of Co
lumba 20 wit Lot No. 80 OF Thomas "
SMITHS subdivision OF lots IN block -.
Lon Meadow, - per plat recorded IN the
once OF the surveyor for the District OF
Colnmh,s in Liner ~ at folio -
Terms OF sale: The aho,e pruiscriy will he
sold subject t4 nrior deed al trust Tor
s.: $50 90. NJ 81 ee. due Aprli ~. 1929
balance cash, depost al S3on.00 re-
ouired OF purehsseT st time OF sale. All
~onvevancine recording and notartal fees at
cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale 10 he com
piled with within 30 days from dsv OF sale
otherwise the trustees reserve The rtght 10 re-
sell the rroo~rty at the risk and ,'ost Of the
defaultins purchaser. after FIVE days stysr-
tisenent Of such resale m some newspaper
published In the city ~ Washington, u c.
Fnwl\ e DT'T'r0%
DWIGHT X. TERRY.
ta3i dds exSu Trns,ses
Evening star., 1928-02-03
THOs J OWEN & son. ALETIONEEkS
Iias Eve ST NV
Trustees Sale of 1896 32nd St.
NV, Improved With Two
Story Rrick Dwelling.

by virtue Of certain deed of irusi duis
recorded January II. 1877 ~ INSTRUMENT
- 81 II the Land records ~ The ID strirt Of
Columbia aui at he redurst of the natty
rrtrrrd thereby th. tlnfieTMgnrd trustees VIII
sell 81 puhiic auction, - tt"nt oi The prem;
lses on MoADAi THE SIXTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY AID 1898 Al THREE
0CLdcK I'm ,he following descrined iand
ard premises situate IN the city ni washing
ION u C., Lot NUMBERED httS six thHt IL
H-n'. sutaiI vlsion ~ lots ~ sqnate NUMBERED
twelve hundred and eighty ti:snt 40 ptt
rtat fecufste.i in Liter 80 Mt fnlio 80 10
the suFveYors pftiee at the Disttet 81 Co
linihta
Tsrms One third cash balance in equal
tnsisiimsnts At hae Ani t~o Years WIN ~
tfrtst at see Der annttm. raFable semi anttts
Ally ftnm the das ot ssle and SECURED ny
ifrd OF trust the property sniJ or MI
cash 81 the pilfrhasfrs option d"posit
of $500 90 .iI H.. feanrei nj the time OF
ruIs All enDteyaheins aud rr"urhihg wlli ne
~ the nattri,nAers opAt 1"tms to ite com
nied With within ten dafs. otherwise the
trustees receive thu fight I" rr"tii al the
rIsA nnd coat Of Ihr defanitins purchaser
GE0RGE A BAKER.
GEO < bE HfALE.
taeh 20 ~ en- 80 - fri . "a TRUSTEES
Evening star., 1928-02-03
Trustees Sale of Two-story
Corner Frame Dwelling, No.
30ls Bladensburg Road
Northeant.

Hy virtue ~ n certain decd oi trust nult
eefnfiei 10 Iihef Nh afih folio lhI r.
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funp,ttla aud at the request uf tha party
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uHcF fuf sale tp InItiir ati.tlnn iu iiniit 81
he tluinJAtr ou FRIDAY 1nf 1ENlli itAl
90 ftintt Aitf it2h, AZ tu'Ih fiiiitff
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ant ru.tpt~r. situate Ia tha hiatihi 81 10
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u Eat uf u ilart of land En,tNn as 'itass
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of tfugt upua the utnpsrtk snid ar all issh
~ optiGa al the uurphas4r 4 dspusit of
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sals other ylss the trustees reserve ths Fishi
I. rsssil The .pr1nsits a. las Llsa and coat
q the AsfsatinF nugehasss sf.ss nss aays
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