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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-13

AIEXr Sunday morning the men,
IN bers OF the Christian Church
- of Brownsville will gather to
dedicate their new structure.
The beautiful new church has
been erected on the pay-aS-you-go
plan and with the edifice almost
completed il Is said the congrega-
ton has only about $4,000 more to
meet. Everything considered this is
a wonderful record in church build
ing. II has been done by all hands
getting on deck and working hard.
Soon hey will have the entire
amount paid and then the members
can sit in their pews, look over its
features and feel lit Is ours, 1t is
paid for, and we did II ourselves
with the aid of friends" That
is O grand and glorious church build
ing feeling these high-powered days.
yUST another one Of the evidences
that the Valley is one of the
greatest places in the world to
make your homes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-13

MINATED Annie says looks ike
"A when people are always wrong
on the market they would guess
right then operate TO the con-
trary and never so wrong.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-13

cent normal compared to 90 at the
same period last year. Then those
bulls were sure II. was time 10 buy.
But when the expected rise was set
to appear cotton promptly slumped
a bit. Slumped to enough to freeze
out most of the small fellows. The
most the small player gets out OF
the market these days is the sur
prise element.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-03

up TO her room to DRESS" F1ique con-
tlnueu relentlessly. Gam I not rikhtR
HOW 1t burned her hand, that tfifie.
she could not bear. it,"
"Flique-lsten to me. I didn't do itis
Inc excellent Manning prepares her
path. Madame undresses and puts on
her gown-her blue gown The trife
still burns her hand and she thrusts it
deep into her pocket
But q little hall connects madar1esA
chamber with her bath room. and A
door in the hall opens on the roof.
Madame has closed the door of her
chamber. She looks through the glass
and sees that the patio door of the
library Is open and filed with light.
and in it--in it is monsieur. Madame
touches the pendant in her pocket. It
is fiame--lin serpent"
Make him stop!" the distracted
woman screamed. IT couldn't have
done it!'
sit bites her flesh. A madness ieaps
up in her brain. 1t drives her onto the
roof-down the stair holding her eowfa
close around her body-nnon dieu, how
she runsl To the patio. window where
monsieur stands"
"It was some one else. I tell youi
Just before I got to him. couldn't
have killed him. had nothing-no
weapon. Oh, please believe mel"
And when monsieur fell at her feet
and madame bent over him to see II
he was dead, the pendant In her hand,
he clutched at it with his dying
strength and caught the price
ticket and broke the string"
Continued tofnorrow)
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM ". BRIDE, THOMAS r. CAMERON
Attofneyk.

IN THE. SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
ttics Of Columbia, holding an Equity Court
Luther II. Reichelderfer, Herbert b. eros
the District Of Columbia, District building,
plaintiffs, vs.. Charles H. Colbofn. Daniel H.
PAN sheiT ana each tnsr hsi5: sSssS
70. u: 49,, H.. IS, le, u and 10, IN square
ants. Equity No. Sie7S.-Ordef Of pu6iics-
tion.-'The. object Of this suit is "a. authorize
the sale Of those pieces and parcels Of land
ESoNS ana IN re Rssrss Ct nd
the tn; lmprovements thereof. Il any exist. to
District Of Columbla for. unpaid. taxes and
special assessments levied against the here
inbefore- described property. as more partieu-
larry described In the Pill Of complaint, On
ESs ssnS q ds sss q s'9SssS IT,
that ths. defendants, Charles. II. .CoiSurnn.
Daniel II. Redmond and Afro-Ameriean
heirs. executors. administra tors and assigns.
cause their appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fret rule day occurring
after The expiration q forty days eycsye
pqsestion 81 This ordsr o eshefw WISE he case
will be proceeded with as in case Of default,
provided copy of this order be published once
week for three successive weeks in the
washington Law Reporter and The Washing
ton Evenine, star. prior to said rule day.
good cause s'n haying been shown Why lcns .f
wENPEEL il rag. sTAsE SN JsaSIEsss HtFSe
clerk By. HARRY NJ. HULL, Asst. CLERK.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM a. WEscHLER Z SON, Auetioneers

sAtt e As gSIsASSh ASp
FIJI 5 EHHsE EsEAg ks SSR lM A5
Ak EFFINg 7AfRS20T AfSS asE aNRserr 6 6GR
sTgP.9s dsFSRsHFsA y 81 YET BE-
NIL &SAE r fzlR f FISH %s SSf EiS57
Of the land records of the District OF Co
2ed aereS e the n hi
YIN S ofer for sale by PS5lie ayctip Il IN tE9nt
884SXEoeR eSroBrFsS issS !.,as ,1 S.S9RS
tH S Sfs s s0S a' gsSss H o5bss
p i9o Rann s' 9uss Ao s ana Ssad
h esS Sa Ct oo g. IL s 'n snd recld
q the DistriSt Of Golu1m6a in anG to The
District Of eelqmbla. namely: LET'S ~: %;
The once ~ the P Surveyor fo Pif the pstrct Of
ssPsed ooRs sssnnnr 1910 for ss' same
at the northeastern corner Of said lot a.
southeasterly direction from the northeast
l25 feet to the southeastern corner Of said
:sy linz "a s:es ss.s e
e s-fsst.wIss aliey: thsnce NORTH with with
snsssSgSys sy s bss S s Sf5ss
saiS s Gs fa ,of fsss h ssh q line the
IN Samuel Davdsos subdvis E M of % lots tS' in
tie iss ss PEI pa a.. sfes %
iqo mRn IN M I fsst On Ks OOs and and
Johns southsrs line Of S ssa lot eng il a:
ssthsr with ali buiid inss and al Establishments prove
Of every kind and, DESCRIPTION now or here
pass "nSn s and a apSu9 aad
rances to said land and premises belonging
Cd and ds%isss y ssa lease : saS5sss hoH;
q" ahe sSnd IL ssa nns and
signment thereof. to be kept and performed
BY 2y r; said i Harry Wardman. Thomas P. Bones
Z, understood that the trustees hereunder
will not convey or undertake to convey unto
or any n u Hill Or Of sss In
ond the sshs Teasr sh q IN
Term: ff sale. q T fs'i ie..ehold iner.s. will
pe dssd q tTp:;
aso subject to rent Of
payable quarterly. details Of which viii be
announced at the time OF sale; balance one
third cash, the remainder payable in equal
instalnlents represented by the pfor1issory
notes OF the purchaser. payable in one and
annum from day OF sale. payable semi.
annually; secured by. deed Of trust upon
REQUIRED OF purchaser At Ssle U'" All eon SeSo
Of purchaser. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from day Of sale. other.
At risk and cost Of defaultins purchaser
after I'VE days advertisement OF such resale
ton, D. c.
J52 5 DHus sTySrr.rv
se24-d&ds exSu Trustees
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u. s. TREND SEEN
/. IN EUROPEAN CARS
Paris Auto Salon Opens With
American Type Motors,
SlIenced, Featured.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, October 3.--Swift, silent cars
for the rich and smaller, more econorn.
ical ones for the thrifty are the two
talking points of the 1880 auto salon
which opened yesterday in the big glass.
rooted Grand palais. .
In several ways American influences
Is stronger than ever. The French
haven't abandoned their claim 10 being
chief among the originAtors of car ideas.
but they are following the trend Of the
United States.
More than score Of American makers
show then cars, but General Motors,
dissatisfied with the space available. a
not In the show. Under an old rule,
the Americans, because they belong TO
high tariff country, draw last for
space. They get, therefore, the poorest
quarters.
Four Silent Speeds. s'- --
Four silent speeds In one Of the noted
French cars is among the striking con.
trlputions to quiet running. Other
makes offer silent third and fourth
speeds and body makers Announce thew
are really trying to keep squeaks out
OF bodies. But 1t is on the motors them.
selves that the most effort has been nut.
The old French theory of the very
small, high-speed motor that developed
Dig power, with low tax rating, is out
OF favor. The American idea of a
large engine, running at q moderate
speed, with low gearing and tremendous
acceleration is the thing of the hour.
Inc quiet American SKIES and eigl1te
that have walked I'D hills past fast
French cars that had to use third have
converted most of the French enai-
neers. AT least they agree the public
wants cars~that soar UP hills and can
move at walk, silent as ShAdoWs
They are trying to fill the bill.
American Type Better.
The well-to-do Frenchman, It has
the higher license fee of the bieSsr
| motor II he gets more out of life from
driving flexible, instantly Responsive
power plant
Also, the engineers admit, the bIrRer.
lower speed motor dosen't burn itself
out Ike the little, but expensive ones of
several years ago that turned over twice
as last as the average good Ap1erican
engine. Moreover, the American TYNE
Is much quieter, lubricates better and
vibrates less.
AS for the car that dosen't cost much
70 run, the market this year, say ex-
, perts, Justifes the French trend toward
very cheap four-cyclinder cars Fights
are the thing in the higher classes and
SKIES are recognized as the really Stand.
ard car, but fours outsell ali Others.
Fancy- priced cars sell about as well a
ever. but people, say sales managers.
hesitate over the medium classes. Una
| very light, low-priced simple car. eoOd
Tor farmer or salesman, Is believed "a
nave o brig future in France.
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@MUrder at &.:;:,>>
;azkl= 9h%Eidesto oTz
CHAPTER XXI.
A SERPENT IN THE HAND.

w YE had two seconds Of silence
VA before Mrs. Parados sprang
w to her. her feet !. i. ,..,.,.. ~. -,
exclaimed
But tlae vehemence of her tone de-
feated its purpose. 1t left me with the
conviction that she and not Flique had
uttered the lie.
Flioue bowed. Madame is emphatic,
but repeat: This pendant is hers"
'How dare you say such a thing! Are
you accusing me of murder? Look at
it. Mrs. Parados pointed quivering
finger at the pendant. What was the
price tag on it-35 cents? Do you mean
to say that woman in my position
would own such thing?"
She turned on Samuels, her voice
unpleasantly shrill.
"Who is in charge Of this investigA-
ton? You or Flique?"
FliQue'S accusation had thrown Sam
tiels off his balance.
I'VE shall hear what M. Flique has
to say, Mrs. Parados," he said. you'd
better sit down."
"It's long story" Flique began
cautiously, and there are many
blanks"
You are telling It'll" Mrs. Parados
said passionately.
"Mais oui But madame will help"
Flique's eyes were supramely wise.
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THos- J, GWEN 4 SON, 1Auetionesrs.

TRUSTEES SALE Of yA1gABIEg REAL ,;, r.
B BHTED1Ia pf Rs6RN By As APA MEfTEEksb
SSSkESEs fgNEEAAEEEEggfs SEEHziHSSssg1ag
VEST 7Sfs sE WAsHTNeF6N eT s. NoNih
By E!f'Hs i E IT, ss ssss It s,
Of the land records Of the District Of Column
5 the 81 sas de n e
the undersigned trustee will sell ct public
q pSTa BAY y fr oF 9 ts Rre Ais aa
Fo9k. O'clock Pm. the '.iOiIoSins De:
b.ss e. 6o ss and ae,aSs s n n
bsns 5et nnmhsr I've HagmaTed snq
Sered one Hundred and Fifty-one (i51J: as
goE pss rSSsrfss e t q Ss The
SSTsysr s9 ssstns F:: dsss
9 One sq Han sSssfn ana Fifty Roasa Dollars
atSsf p sabeo ftS u aseSsd
ss il Sses asS s:ls, ss5 s.R: Eli
be given at the time Of sale, or can be OBJ
FsTns in Of sS. tnf the
oyer and ma a 6 ,,vs shs
taxes taxes TO Be paid in cash and IRE balance
ssd t t%o III ssaEs With DsSses in
per eentum $50 per annSm paysPl E, SEMI emf
81 trust UPON upon 'a tie PROPERTY sold or ali
deposit Of S twenty-five. Hundred Dollars
;5sool win be reau I,. at time Of To-. sale e,
ees Of sale TO be Com
pIed VIII sis,n Day: from de- r St gale e
resell, the property at the risk. and cost Of
the defaultins. purchaser, after ten days ad-
paper published in washington: D. e. -,
NAT ESY SAYINGS AER IKussTTE Ts SM.
seceasfR cYYy tfs f WEaIitsoN seessy
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lNDlANAN C0NFESSES
POISONING OF WIFE
Tells Police He Killed Her So That
She Would Not Interfere With
Love Affair.
BY the Associated Press.

MARTINSVILLE, Ind, October g.
few hours after he had refused t.
enter plea to an indictment chareinf
MIN with murder for the death OF his
VIE, Ernest Prayer, 80. wednesday
night confessed that he planned 10 Xii
MRS. Pryor so that she would not inter-
Iere IN MS love affair with her second
cousin, Miss Elsie Ham.
In the confession Pryor related that
ne gave his wife. Thelma Pryor, lafRe
dose OF poison on August 18, and khst,
the following day, when she appeared
70. be recovering, he administered AYle
other potion. She died soon afterward.
Pryor's statement said he was ready
10 plead guilty and to throw myself
ne refused to plead on arraiennerik
yesterday Judge j. w. Williams entered
2 plea OF not guilty for him, but. no
trial date was set. -, :"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
J. RIDLEY SHIELDS, Attorney.

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE DIS
-, triet OF Columbia. FULTON r. Gordon,
sttschment.-The object of this suit is to
recover the sum of three hundred and forty
nve odollars (s345l with Interest from August
levied on under an attachment issued in this
suit TO satisfy the plaintiffs claim. It is
ordeTed that The deienSans sppsss in i til:
court on or before the fortieth day, exclu-
the, day OF the. first publication 81 this order
SAID order to be published once week for
should not De had; otherwise the suit Tlii
ssya"A !sa5Ts sEAs SSaii rFsPs c.s' true
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THOS. j. OWEN 4 SON, AUCTIONEERS,
1431 EYE ST. NV.
Trustees S ale Of Valuable
Downtown, Centrally Located
Office Building, Three-Story
and Basement, of Brick and
Stucco Construction, Known
as Premises laos and 14O7
Eve Street Nnrfh1uest-

BY virtue Of q certain deed OF trust, duly
2f the land records Of the District Of Co
teebz the q the party
sen at public i, aYStion. IN front q the prem:
6'A exf,,2EE PPcToHEsE BE- Az, 1890 AS FOUR
ana ana premises, situate in the city OF wash
AZ sna bs, ssrift ooiqmeia and dssignated
81 2, . ioss n square 2ls. as per plat recorded
OF Columbia In Liber IS, at folio as.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase
money 70 pc paid in cash, balance In two
equal installments, payable in one and two
years, with interest at 5M per centum Der
s am ac payable sem-annualiy. from day Of
erty sold. or all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser. A deposit Of $1,000 viii be re-
Qulreq at time of sale. All coflyeyancfnT
rscording. etc. at cost Of purchaser. Terms
q sa!e 70 be complied with within thirty
Gays rst. from day Of sale. otherwise the trustee
ne rs tne right TO resell the property, a:
aiter nve days advertisement OF such ressie
y. IN some newspaper published in Washinr
o,,-aaae E. QUINCY SMITH,
--Nk@-1eoe.eACu Surviving Trustee
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G. q. SLOAN & CO., INC, AUCTrONEERS
tbs 18th Street NV.
uN1rEn sTATEs MARsHAL,s "a

UNITED STATES MARsnAL's SALE.
o BY virtue Of writ Of sFi fs ss s issSee
Court of the District Of. Columbia and to
me directed, I will sell for cash at public
Sloan. & Co, Auctioneers,. IT'S 18th st: NV,
Washington. D. G., on the e,rF 0gRTSHd, PAY PAY
GE-6s74, License No, B-fSso. seized and
Flower Shop, Inc, to satisfy Judgment at
Law No. 7844l. in favor Of Cora P Mayoerry.
United States Marshal in and
for the District of Columbia.
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ADAM A. wzscHLER SON. Auctlon.er,

RSScT oBEs dESR shas q gssd sA doR
sen bv public auction at Weschier's. a2o
rbnrss;, ave; nv to pay freight and storage
tha fs "a; certain goods on hand with us in
me ionowinE names: Arlington Tie and
m srs Co.. boxes floor tile; Fuaua Broker
Frazier, burial case; T. pgSDef Gra Tn4mas
P Po5es safety book matches; virginia Ratb-
BON pSTe carton e. ware; Ruth D. Streeter.
pVA DOCKS Col. J. j. Vail carts baby cribs
! 9di: rugs; Or. II. H. Weber, 3 cases books
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co.
BY GROVER BLACKSTONE,
oco'lO FreiRht Aoapt
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
fCAs-nnA
NEARBY VIRGINIA
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

q, s. ENGINEER OFFICE, 1868 NAVY
BUILDING Wsshington .rvIAspppS icsstti s,s
h has peer con, MESS Raitimore, Ma for 4
permit to construct highway bridge across
Meals. Sound from the mainland to Cobb
matter will be held in some convenient
building near the existing bridge at pm,
terested parties will be received. but all i'm
portant facts and Arguments should be sub
tion Oc1,3.6
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Musical Chair for Princess.

. Princess Elizabeth of England Is de.
lighted with a little old chair just
given her by her grandmother Lady
Strathmore. It belonged to the
duchess OF York in her childhood, and
Is q carved affair of Swiss nine ss1i~
painted with Alps and skipping chafnoT.
When the princess sits down, from
somewhere inside the chair comes 4
merry little tune. followed by tinklt1e
bells and the notes Of an Alpine horn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-03
EDWARD c. BALTZ,
VERNON O. OWEN.
&dhs. exau Truatees
THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. .AUcTIoNEERs
1881 EYE ST. NV.

TRUsTEEs. SALE OF VALUABLE, REAL
INC SIX ROOMS AND BATH AND
fhhoRPEE i9 sTRE hT' NoRTAAwE s1 ooHE-
corded in Liber ss7s, ~. folio aat. OF Of the
ia LAM records ORD Of the District Of coumba
Thereby. the. undersigned will sell at public
auction. in front Of the premises, on TUES
R ltAx4t, DST05 EuI SEVENTH. 1880 At THREE
Ds2et 81 snS and b:nn e. the
bered two hundred and forty (240l in the
subdivision made BY the Shapiro ConStruc-
ton Company, Inc, Of lots in square num-
bered thirty-two hundred and two !?3o2l. as
records Of the once Of the surveyor for the
terms.
in two installments in one and two years,
respectively. with interest at the rhte. OF 69
per annum, and secured by deed OF trust
option OF the purchaseri taxes paid or sds
to or the dss Of p ss asss
to date Of settlement at 6es per annum; ali
scod GEE 81 S sale 'ns S Sepos Il
OF $3.50 will be required at the time Of sale
the property resold. At the cost and risk OF
the defaulting purchaser, after Eve Is) days
previous advertisement of such resale In
some washington p ne SsRNsTs CAR,
j. WHITLEY JACOBS,
se2s-d&dsexsu Trustees.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON, Auc.ioneer.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY BRICK BUILDING, NOS

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
FR 5ssl q gYet sRIG Z W BUILDING. NOS,
BY virtue Of . certain deed of trust, duly
recorded in Liber $685., folio ITO ct SEQ. :,
OF the land records of the District of Co
lpmbia. and al, request OF party tecured
for sale by public auction, IN front of
premises on TUESDAY. THE FOURTEENTH
8cEocK TIE fS fS IN GeSscEfibead Esrns
iumbia, TO Wit Lot as In J. g. Mcclure =
subdivision of square 624 as per plat record
ed in Liber b. folio 81 OF the records of
the ONCE OF the surveyor OF the District Of
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in two
equal installments, represented by promis-
two years, with interest at six per cent per
annually. secured BY deed Of trust UPON
property sold. or all cash. at option Of pur-
chaser At sale al conveyencins, record
Terms. 70 be complied With within thirty
reserve the rIsht 70 resell property at risk
DAYS adyertisemsnt Of such resale in some
kEQ, n ,F9vER. vr
.sed,d&ds.exsu sTfustees.
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON. A1cTroNrrpe
1881 Eye Street NV

TRuSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
DWELLING KNOWN AS PRENISES ToS
MORTON STREET NORTHWEST, 80
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust driv
recorded IN, Liber No. 52Si, folio 445 ef SEQ
Of me land records OF the District of Co,
Iumoia, ana at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will
sen at pubic auction, in front of the prem
lseSs on FRIDAY: THE TENTH DAY OF &C
TOBEH. AID. 1880. AT FOUR FORTY-FIV
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
ana premises. situate in the city of Wash-
lngton; District of Columbia, and desiRnated
as and being part of lot q in block 10. in
TODD and Browns subdivision of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains as per Mo ~
recorded in the ONCE of the surveyor for
the District Of Columbia in Liber County D
folio "a, beginning for the same al the
southwest corner Of said lot and running
thence east along the north line OF Morton
street 1870 feet; thence north. parallel with
west 1870 feet to the west line of said lot
thence south along said line OF said lot "a o.
feet TO the place OF beginning, together witt
right Of way for alley purposes as fully set
forth in said deed of trust, Block 10 now
known as square 2s94.
Terms OF sale: All cash. A deposit of
$4,000 will be required at time of sale All
conveyancing, recQrding etc, at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms OF sale to be compiled with
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF default
ing purchaser, after five days advertise
ment OF such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in washington, d. G.
JOSEPH D. SULLIVAN
JAMES A. SULLIVAN,
ocl,3,eS,lO Trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.

"~@AOAA@~~~AS
TRgsTEEs ,ss AhE og yyAI iyH4 ZEAL
CoMMtElRcTAL aARsA9E, REAR A or 29iS
k gE AND 70 rs RON Reps ssss F AEE
court y 81 Tie q btr es'fsf q 1Ss
in Equity Cause No 50oS2, the undersigned
Il fsa yin VI .Ss f5 t sale Oh BY PSS sA PR
Pay T ts 1874 fSoN
The District q Columbia. 70 wit Lot q IN
g. foo isC f resord sesGfess Once
the surveyor Of the Distris. Of columeia
sscee 70 II Sudn gay tGr tie
described part Of SAID lot. viz; BEGINNING In
Of a iS-footswlde alley at a point distant
70 feet west Of the southeast corner Of
zig sl q Feet thence vest II asst HsP s
to a point 62s feet due north Of the place
Of beginning; thence south to the PLACE Of
If7s, folio. ais Of. the land records Of The
Terms Of sale ons-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. the balance IN
promissory, notes Of the purchaser. PAYABLE
in one and two years with interest at six
able sem M % secUred pf by Il rst deea Of
trust upon the property SOLD, or all cash,
81 Ct hs SDt Tsaa S 'e 81 DafsRs:s al so'
sale. All conveyancing, recording and no.
s sEa 10 fees e soS s Win Sn thirty
reserve the Tisht to resell ths pFopsrty At
CHASER chs srs aitep fer i've DAYS H advertiseent Of
such resale in this I ,sTsg4ager- pwrra
washington Lp eAi,f anq TF qFs, Rlds"
oc2,d&ds exsu trustees.
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J52 Fl D z! kkExbrrnrY.
se24-d&ds. exSu Truatees
STORY FRAME DWELLING, SITUATE

NO; s5ls ELEVENTH STREET NORTH
LBS, By virtue # g; deed Of trust recorded in
RECORDS Of the District Of Columbia, we
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fort St -four s IN block na%Oersd
8thhssT5ss SUBDIVISION bdHn oi part Of Plsssant
per plat recorded in. the ONCE Of the sur:
u ysyor for the District Of Colum5ia In Liber
except that part Of said lot condemned and
District Court Cause No. 1887 in the su-
prene Court OF the District of Columbia.
yeyor's once in Liber 70. at folio 15s. said
block 1ayygm1bered forty-fiys (45) taxed as
Terms of sale: one-fourth cash. balance
IN one. two and three years. with interest
s a. per 6 cent per snn tnn naysbls
Of sale, and the purchaser allowed is DAYS
from date OF sale to complete the purchase.
Further particularly at time Of sale
EDWARD c. BALTz,
VERNON O. OWEN.
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