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La gaceta., 1931-03-06
EN- PENSACOLA BUSCAN A
LOS BANDIDOS Y SUS
COMPANEROS

Pensacola, Mario 6.-Mas
de Glen hombres armados bus
can hoy a dos handidos y dos
mujeres que lie acompa1an,
que han dejado TN rastro de
sangre y robo en- la Florida.
Las autoridades han encon-
trado I'm autom6vil con ropas
manchadas de sangre Y estf-
mase que ell grupo Sc ha mar
chado a pie.
FL microbes, en- Jackson
vile, los bandidos sostuvieron
un tiroteO con dos policfas.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
FO2MACION =
DEL PUERTO

Hicieron aver su entrada los
vapores americanos CONNER
cial Bostonian, Pawnee y De-
Isle.
Arrib6 de Newport News, q
cargar fosfato para Europa, Ell
vapor aleman Keikheim.
Rumbo q Key West y la Ha-
bana zarp6 aver Ell vapor ameri-
cano Cuba.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
Cd2ftNlO de enfermOs.

SuICCWOO uC cry q HVN''
En- cana Sc hallan desde ha
&c 9arios dias, vfctimas de la
grippe, ell Sr. Evelio Pedrero'
vicepresidente de la Secci6n
de Beneficencia del Circulc
Guiana y la Sra. Catalina A
yala. muy querida espesa de
Sr. B. o. Ayala, expresidente
de la Agrupaci6n LA Column
ma"
Van aquf mis- votos por e.
pronto restablecimiento de tan
estimados enfermos.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06

Roger Baldwin, ell liberal a.
: mericano que hace algunos me-
SEES energicamente protestant
de la Dictadura de Machado,
ahora levanta su voz, de nuevo,
contra ell deor6pito Juan Vicen-
te Gomez.
~rnsRara Mr.. Baldwin, que
le1& hien i~flrotnsedO, de que Sc
hallA encerrados mas de 5000
presses politicos en- las "ergas-
tulas" de Venezuela. Mas de
$4,000 venezolanos rebeldes han
sido asesinados por oponerse 4
la Dictadura y mas de 100000
han sido desterrados.
A los presses Sc les hace lie
var cadenas que pesan desde 30
a Glen libras.
Mas de 500 estudiantes de la
Universidad de Caracas han ST.
do condenados a trabajos for
zados por condenar las arbitra-
riedades del tirano.
Pero ell tirano Sc sostiene con
lei apoyo de las companies pc
troleras americanas, inglesas y
holandesas, que "le han pro-
Icurado ell apoyo de la secreta-
ria de estado americana.
La Dictadura de Machado
|tiene una specialized que no Sc
lie puede discutir, la de utilizar
la prostitutes para desnudar en-
las GALES a bellas y honradas
cubanitas; pero comparable con
Juan Vicente en- ell n1mero de
erfmenes, deportaciones y en-
carcelamientos, Gerardo es ell
ideal del perfecto ciudadano
| dem6crata".
ST a Juan Vicente y su "cria-
do, Ell p~residente Perez, lie ayu-
dan las compa1fas petroleras,
la Gerardo lie apoyan y aconse-
liam ell Chase National ell Ma
Itional City Bank y Sc dice que
hasta J. Morgan y Co.
Sin las 'tagalrTaderas" en-
Washington n iel general vene-
Iz0ian0 nj ell cubano podrfan til
tranizar a sus compatriotas.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06

I'm grandioso bale de pen
sion tendra efecto durante la
noche de mafiana, sabado Z del
actual, en- Ell artistico salon de
bale de esta poderosa Asocia-
ci6n,
La renombrada orquesta de
"Grasso" sera la encargada
de ameniZar ell acto.
Culminara en- I'm complete
exito.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
Mattress del Espanol

Alos acordes de un aplau-
dido Nujunto musical tan soli-
citado CONG la orquesta 'Sou-
thewers," disfrutaran de las
delicias DEB bale las simpati-
cas- parejss que acudan a la
pr6xima matinee del Centro
Espanol, cuyo termino de du-
raci6n SRA de A a 7, como de
costumbre.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06

Ell Sr. Alberto de Armas y
famiIia, residences en- la calle
Cherry No. 1908, hacen llegar
por este medic su mas sincera
expression de gratitud a GUAM
tas personals Sc interesaban dia
riamente por la salud de la Sc
nora Catalina de Armas, re :
cientemente fallecida, y acu-
dieron q sus funerales, rindien
do asf I'm expontaneo y senti-
do homemade a su memoria.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
Ell TEMPO

Aumentaran los nublados y
mas calor. Probables lluvias v
tempo INSECURE. Temperature
maxima aver, 60 grades: mini
ma, 46,
Marea alta a las 3:46 a. m.
y $3.50 p. m; marea baja a las
9 80 .. m. y 9:59 pm.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
La fiesta de aver

En- la mansion de los como
cidos esposos Atilia y Angel
Palenzuela y Zenaida Y Manuel
ArtidielIo, tuvo lugar anoche
la fiesta-homenaje que, en- ho-
nor de tan amables personals,
organizara la agrupaci6n mi
nerva."
Tan merecido como los an
teriores, ha sido este homena-
je que ell Garlic y la admira-
con de un grupo de amigos,
acaban de rendir a ambos ma
trimonios.
Los simpaticos j6venes An :
gel Y Manolo Sc han hecho a.
creedores a las mayores mues
tras de agasajo, por su cons
tante dedication al engrande'
cimiento del Circulo Cubano
santa labor esta en- la que har
sido estimulados grandemente
por sus elegantes esposas.
Hijas de Atilia y Angel Pa,
Ienzuela, son las graciosas nj
mas Lydia y Atilia, las cuales
conjuntamente con la adora
Bile pequena Irene Artidiello
hija de Zenaida y de Manolo
sonstituyen Ia felicidad de q
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
QUEDO C~ONSTITUIDO EN-
INGLATERRA UN NUEVO
PARTIDO POLITICO

Londres, Mario 6.-Sir Os-
valid Mosley estaba enfermo a.
yer, pero 81 nuevo partido, com
puesto de descontentos de las fl
las del partido Labdrista, fue
constituido por su esposa, La
dy Cynthia.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
Mayita LIMA

Entire las siempre deseadas
flores del carino y de los aga
sajos, celebr6 en- ell dfa de aver
ST. cumplea1os la culta y muy
linda Srta. Mayita Lima, acti-
va presidenta de la Secci6n de
Damas del Centre Espanol.
Conjuntamente con infini-
dad de valiosos obsequios, esta
damita recibi6 felicitaciones a
granel.
Hago votos por su felicidad.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06

Habana, Mario para ell
lunes esta senalada en- la sala
segunda de 10 criminal de la
Audiencia de la provincial de
la Habana, la vista contra los
prominentes nacionalistas acu-
sados de publication clandes-
tina en- contra del gobierno.
Son los acusados, los corone-
les Carlos Mendieta, Aurelio
Hevia, Cosme de la Torriente,
Roberto Mendez Pehate, ell
Oral. Francisco Peraza y ell
viejo patricia Juan Gualberto
Gomez.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

plotaci6n del vicio, cierren los
.ojos los namados a tenehos a.
biertos v consientase que pOr
toda Ia ciudad, abran cafes" de
todas classes. y
iDejese que la bolita Sc tire
en- todas las esquinas y que las
"tabernas" permanezcan abier.
tas dia y noche, sin restriccio-
mes, con igual oportunidad pa
ra todos los ciudadanos!
Pero 81 a Tampa no lie con-
viene que las pesetas de los o.
breros vayan a los sacos de la
bolita, p6ngase en- movimiento
la escoba y que la limpieza sea
completa.
MI. Joughin ha sido llamado
al f~rente" por ell juez Hendry y
81 respondent.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
EISSfvooa"A

L4shtGente Secci6n de Pro
pagdt.0' de la "Bensfiesnci.
Astura" hara entrega de
dos m~agnificos regalos a la nj
ma y al nino que mejores dis
Traces luzcan en- ell soberbio
bale infantil que tendra lugar
ell domingo entrante, de A a
P. NJ, en- ell Palacio situado en-
las avenidas de Nebraska y
Palm.
Constituira este bale uno de
les eventos sociales mas simpa-
ticos Y animados de la tempo
rada.
Las casas que han hecho do
naci6n de tales obsequios, son
la conocida muebleria de Wal
ker-Hood y ell Mems Shop, la
acreditada tienda de Fernan-
DEE y Garcia.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
S-OE I'LL 5
Stella Club

Stella Club
La pianista Srta. Elba 80
chez ofrecera esta noche Y SCI
mirable eecital en- los 50 sqsI
del mencionado Club. -
Tambien tomaran parte 91df
ir1portante en- este concert
S tas. Lily DiBona, Ca3onl
Guggino, Olivia Fernando )
Sylvia Morales, gentiles dhmi
tas que, en- compania dekElba
y ante un auditorio seieeto, de
m1straran hoy, una vez mas
sus indiscutibles cualidades ar.
tfsticas.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06

Madrid, Mario 6.-Conffa
Ell gobierno en- que para la Sc
mana pr6xima ddedara resta-
oblecida La normalidad univer-
sitaria.
Diez universidades han a :
bierto sus puertas~Hlo Los alum
nos concurren a las as OBJ
servando ell mas complete 49,
den.
Los directoresAdel Ateneo a.
brigan Y esperaN "a de que ell
gobierno Yes perm ira reabrir
= dentro ID pocos df ".
Madrid, Mario 6.AUna i'm
ponente manifestation de due
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
Bale Social

Nutrida concurrencia assist
"a al gran halle social de car
naval que en- la noche de ma
mana Sc verificara en- los sun
tuosos salones del Centre Astu
riano.
La m6sica estara a cargo de
excelentes profesores.
Noche de indeeible algeria
sera la del Sabado, en- ell Paia-
clio Astur.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06

'AoO0JOs y Wal ~"
Ife" dedicado a La Venta de lico
Tres intoxicantes y kdmeros q,
bea, dijo:
! lie mayor parte los ro.
hos, asesinatos y otrdl delitos
graves que han sido cometidos
en- Tampa, Sc han planeado en-
los antrA donde Sc iuega al
lprohibido y Sc comercia con be-
bidas alcoholics.
"Yo espero que 7el sheriff
Joughin y sus hombFas no des-
cansen hasta destruir 'esos cria-
def0S del crimen'.
La Nerdad Sc ha dicho por ell
j6ven magistrate, como Sc d.
|jera hace pocos meses por otros
ciudadanos de Tampa y por este
peri6dico..
Lo que esta ciudad reclama,
en- los presentes INSTANCES de a.
guda crisis economical, es que
las autoridades cierren todas
las "cuevas" donde Sc tira la boz
lita, Sc juega al prohibido Y sc
expenden venenosas bebidas al
coh6licas.
Cuando la pobreza Sc extien-
de, cuando la miseria agobia a
una poblaci6n, ell peor de los re-
medios es permitir que sc abran
las casas de juego y que ell "li-
cor" Sc ponga cerca de las ma
nos de los aburridos y afligi-
dos.
Atienda ell sheriff Joughin
esa recommendation del juez
Hendry, que tOdos los ciudada
nos de Tampa Sc 10 agradece-
ran.
Escasea Ell trabajo; los lorna,
les son pequeios; la prospect
dad Sc ha esfumado y debe inn
pedirse que Ell pueblo Sc aleje de
la realidad, entregando sus pc
setas al juego con Ia esperan-
"a de convertirlas en- centena-
res de dolares,
iY ademas de Ia crisis econ6-
mica la realidsd esa de que en-
los antros de-! vicio Sc traman
robos, asaltos Y ssesinatos!
Dos bandidos asaltaron y ro-
baron aver una de las muchas
estaciones de gasOlina que exis-
ten en- Tampa.
Otros dos bandidos robaron a
tres marineros Y a un ciudada-
no visitante de Tarpon Springs.
Use habran tramado esos de-
litos en- uno de los cafes, sin
cafe, donde se vende boaita Y
.lfquido "mauame pronto''?
La gaceta., 1931-03-06

mer Moore, %, Y Katherine Lui
sa Kyle, 81; Arnold J. Carlton,
.27, y Amanda Marie Nc Far
lin. %.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
MATRIMONIOS

Ernest Glenn Cuhbs, 10, y
Edna Pearl Love. III Cscl Gil
La gaceta., 1931-03-06

ST Sc cree que q Tampa le con
viene tolerar les casas de bolt
ia, los prostitutes y otros esta-
blecimientos dedicados a la ex-
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
CARTA CABLFCRAACA DE ESPANA

10 fue ell entierro, en- Zarago-
"a, del prominente republica-
no Marcelino Isabal.
Muri6 Isabal en- poOos MI
nutos, de TN repentino ataque
al coraz6n. :
La gaceta., 1931-03-06

la industrial han sido distribu!
dos a todos los comerciantes d.
Ybor para que estos los ntilieen
en- las cartas que escriban.
NADIA costara esta propagan.
da a los senores fabricantes.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
Madrid, MaE@~-Han |

Madrid, MaEA~-Han to-
esi0n los nuevos ga
bernaG sciviles nombrados
por ell gos del almirante
Aznar. ~
Antes de mafShar a'provin-
cias los goberna6res fueron
presentados al rey, que depar-
tic con ellos.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
CARTA CABLEGR lCA DE- CUBA
ASEGURASE QUE DE NUE..
VO ATENTARON CONTRA
LA VIDA DE H

Habana, Mario 6.-Aseg1ra.
sc que Sc ha cometido otro aten,
ado contra la vida del presiden,
te Aachado.
SegtN noticia que circula,
contra eff Ntom6vil del presi.
dente, que Sc Srigia de la Ha-
bana a Rancho NQyeros, donde
tiene cuantiosos intereses, Sc
hicieron algunos dee~rSs que
no hicieron blanco. IN
Los agresores no eron
Iser arrestados. - n
Complete reserva gas, y |Y
Ihe en- las esferas AiValT
: a,"xl
Habana, Marco
torres de la secrets CA<~
IL
|ci6n publica han -6,.a an
'forme librando de's g r~spoii-
sabilidad EN- los prone! Nes de
hace algunas sem-0- .6os pro
fesores de Ia esctita cofmal de
Pinar del Rio. J.or;tA
Sc les acusaba g : Sc mez-
clado en- la GxTIINEelga estu-
diantil { L losadel gobierno.
81
Habana, Mario 6.-De un mo
ment0 q otro esperase TN deere
TO del presidente Machado Ii
brando a las sociedades espaiio-
las de Cuba del impnesto que
contra elias Sc carga en- la ley
de emergencia economical.
Una comisi6n de las socieda-
La gaceta., 1931-03-06
junction teatraI

junction teatral
ia Voz de Cuba" tai es ell
,trayente titulo de la hermo-
a obra Que subira a escenasel
domingo, en- ell salon teatro de
| a casita criolla.
Il Los precios de entrada han
Rdo considerablemente rebaja
IL.
II &ellas decoraciones han 81
Habastadas expresamente pa
ste @San melodrama, orr
yi u de F. Tudela, con m1si-
"a fDA maestro E. Dfaz.
La gaceta., 1931-03-06

Ell j6ven j ez Hendry, de la
llamada cortdAdel Crimen, al
sentenciar ayelAa tres j6venes
que no trabajaby ., O no tenian
trabajo, y frecueT aban un "ca-
fe" dedicado a La Venta de licoS
res intoxicantes y llmeros ~
beaesa, diio:
lie mayor parte los ro-
Dos, asesinatos y otrd delitos
Evening star., 1931-04-25

mind as rose TO my feet to face-a
policeman-who, club in hand. stood
menacingly glaring. his other hand rest
ing on the pistol that protruded from
It's opened holster.
Put 'em up" he growled. "and :. :"
put one up like lightning, straight
from my hip to the point of the jaw.
and even as the tremendous blow went
home, realized that in my sudden
wrath, I had committed the most foolish
act of my life.
No judge would believe my story that
the policeman had struck me first,
struck me down without a word
Nor, even II the policeman had ad-
mitted 1t, would he have been severely
blamed for adopting that method of
arresting what he supposed to- be q
murderous highway robber. caught in
the very act of examining with wet,
bloodstained hands the purse he had
so violently and brutally stolen.
No 1 had made an awkward position
into one just about as dangerous as it
could be. Had / meekly accepted the
situation. might possibly have been
able to prove that was not the thief
and murderer, or, failing that, might
perhaps have been given the benefit of
the doubt-at any rate, to the extent
of lighter sentence.
But in the most unfortunate and
suspicious circumstances in the world
I had acted in the worst possible way
by my own act confirming the suspi-
cions.
why should an innocent man resist
arrest, and with such desperate vio-
lence?
My blood boiled at the thought that
I had been betrayed by this rufhanly
policeman's Illegal violence into doing
that which would send me to prison
and so interfere with my LIES business
Evening star., 1931-04-25
u. S. TAKES HAND
IN CHECK SCHEME
Report Says Man Held Intended
to Flood Country With Worth
less Paper.

An alleged scheme to flood the
country with worthless checks" Is being
investigated by Federal authorities. fol-
lowing the arrest of william r. Thorne.
20 years old.
Thorne, whose home is in Rocky
Mount, N. c., was arrested yesterday,
after placing an order for 500 checks
with printer at 809 Ninth street.
The printers suspicious were aroused
when Thorne identified himself As a
representative Of the Electric Bond &
Share Co. of New York and ordered the
concerns name printed on the checks.
Summoned by the printer. Detectives
3. w. Thompson, Clarence Talley and
Eugene. Davis placed Thorne under ar
rest. Under questioning, Thorne is said
to have declared he had decided to
make a cleanup by flooding the coun-
try with worthless checks"
Thorne. who said his father. r. r
Thorne, is a prominent Rocky Mount
attorney, was penniless. The detectives
bought him a dinner when he said he
had not eaten for "a hours.
According to detectives, Thorne ad-
mitted he had recently been released
from the Williamsport, Pa, jail. where
he served 60 days for passing a bogus
check.
He is said to have confessed similar
activities in other parts of the country.
At present, he is said to have admitted,
he is at liberty on $500 bond posted
by his father, for violation Of the Dyer
automobile act The charge was placed
against him in Norfolk. he added.
Representatives of private deta@-
tive agency informed Thompson. Tallev
and Davis that Thorne Is wanted for
passing bad checks in several other
perts Of the country.
1t was this information which caused
Federal authorities to take hand in
the investigation of Thorne's activities.
Evening star., 1931-04-25
AUCTION SALES.
RUTURE DAYS.
THOS. 3 OWEN q son. AUCTIONEERS
1881 EYE ST. NV.

TRgsIEEe GALE or ,vALLuIAgLEs REAL E!A.L
STORY Brick AND sToNE DwEiLfNd
BY yiTsue of certain deed Of trust duly
bIa and e the request of the party secured
public auction, in front Of the premises. on
TUESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, AID.
1881, AT FOUR-TH O'CLOCK PM, the
following described land and premises. situ-
ate in the city OF WASHINGTON, District OF
Columoi&s, a. and a. .aesienatsd as and BEING .,t lot
subdivision Of lots in square one hundred
Liber n. W, folio iil Of the records Of the
once OF the surveyor for the District OF
Colun1oia. tosether with the improvements,
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase
equal installments payable in one and two
years, with interest at six per centurn per
annum, payable semi from day Of
sale. secured BY deed OF trust upon the prop
erty sold, or all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser. A deposit Of S75o00 will be re-
ouired attirne Of sale. All conveyancins, re:
SUred At Time &C Of sale All
day of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser. after FIVE
DAYS advertisement Of such resale IN some
Newspaper published in washington, D. G.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
BY HOWARD MORAN, Vice President.
E'iiissEn4s "a 4 sHnL1NoroN ,.,
Asst. Secretary. ap24.d6sds-exSu
Evening star., 1931-04-25
RECORD AIR FORCE
TO Be HERE MAY Il
Army Division Of 672 Ships
win Finish Maneuvers
In Capital Review.

The National Capital win have its
first glimpse Of the movement a Q great
Army air force on emergency neld serv-
Ice on May 2I when the advance Of
677 Army combat and cargo planes
from Ohio to the simulated defense Of
the Atlantic Seacoast will take place.
So great Is the air force TO be moved
that no airway or airport system can
accommodate it and the units must be
split and moved over widely separated
paths, the War Department announced
today. The entire force viii ny over
the Capital on May 80 to conclude two
weeks OF maneuvers in the greatest
peace. time test Of the aerial defenses Of
the Nation.
On May II the Capital viii be visited
by SO observation planes en- route from
Dayton, Ohio, to New York. They will
pass through in two groups. stopping at
Boiling Field for refueling. The first
group is due TO arrive here ct e:35 am.
and the second, of 90 planes, at HAS
am.
Gen. FouIois 10 Command.
Landing fields at Pittsburgh and
MiddletoWn, Pa, and Aberdeen. Nd,
Also must be used as refueling points
for the squadrons composing the 1st
H.
the maneuvers. The division stan,
commanded by Brig. Gen. Benjamin D.
Foulois, is to land at Bettis Field, Pitts
burgh, at about 0:20 am, 81 head
quarters planes comprising the group.
Another unit Of 81 attack planes will
land at Butler Field. Pittsburgh, at
$40 am.
Middietown air depot will be called
upon on May 81 to refuel 80 light bonn
bardment planes and As transport
planes. Aberdeen, Nd, will care for 36
heavy bombardment planes. Other
units OF the division viii proceed with
All units of the division are scheduled
to reach New York City about noon
May 2I. The force Of 672 planes Will
include 96 National Guard observation
planes
Plan Changes Announced.
Changes in plans for overnight hous-
Ing Of the great air force on May ~, In
preparation for the mass demonstration
over the National Capital, also were an
nounced by the War Department today.
The chief change involves the transfer
Of 81 planes Of the 3rd Attack Group
from Langley Field, Va, to Baltimore.
This group win be made up Of the 9Th,
18th and Goth Attack aquadrons, from
Galveston, Tex, and the 2O0th ProVt.
sionAl Attack Squadron, composed of
senior students from the Air Corps Ad.
vanced Flying School, Kelly Field, Tex.
To make way ct Baltimore for the
attack squAdrons, the 22nd Obeerva-
ton Group, composed chiefly Of the
National Guard units, has been shifted
from Logan Field TO Philadelphia.
VIII Parade Over d. G.
The National Capital viii be the base
for approximately 258 planes, including
the speedy single.seater pursuit planes
of q provisional pursuit wing, head
quarters planes and observation and
Photographic detachments.
The Memorial day demonstration
over the Capital will be the greatest
aeronautical event In the history Of this
city. The huge air force will be as
sembled over the Capital from over
night stopping points and viii stage
combat demonstrations and grand re-
view of the entire division, forming Q
column many miles long.
Evening star., 1931-04-25
ADAM A. wEecH1ER q soN, Auetioneers.
e1s ST. NV.

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WEST, AND ONE LARGE VACANT LOT
SErwEEN SrMEEN nT AND 8 sTRRHHETs soGTH,
p Yirtut o; . certain deed Of t!gs: t!,gsss:: re,
corded on the 21th day Of March 1873, II
ser Isseras s4e9 o he iSG Dsiet q and sS
the request Of the party secured thereby, the
n1sfr sios n frons % q tSs respsctys pTsnises on
SssS 5SAEe, T9pSdS q SSn P5G P15r6Sx 81 FAy FM
situate in the city Of waehineton; DistIist tt
e SUSA es1. 1's y drsnss r.s; p'fssi ss 4 and 8
in edusre SO. described as follows: BeFin-
% for ts :spf e o .es cp Tss ses iom
Tnird street and running thence west 20 s75
feet. thence south 66 feet inches, thence
@ inches Os,' to the point ONT Of beeinninE. together
With the improvements thereon consisting Of
30. ? stree, soathEest. said property is now
DESIGNATED for taxation purposes ss lot s5e
TSEsE = ,Ssssf cocK sseGsS 'Ios o;s e g. and g
in Smithson,s q Richards subdivision Of iots
IL square sss ss per plat RECORDED ,S IN BOOK *
tosset6er with improver2nts thereon consist;
m propertS ei S"f fronts % on paved alley 50 feet
wide and has paved alleys at both SIDES and
In rear thereof Third parcel (IMMED1ATELY
THEREAFTER), lot 81 in the same subdivision
OF square bBe and fronting on same thirty
foot alley as the last above described prop
erty and separated therefrOm by an alley
20 feet wide and also having alleys on rear
and east sides, together with the improve
house, part Of which 10 three stories and
eel CAT FOUR-FORTY-F FIVE o CLOCK r. M },
4 vacant lot Of ground known as original lot
IL in square $50 fronting 55 feet inches on
the west side of Halt street southwest and
running back, Of that width. i75 feet
inches and containing $3.50 square fsst. se-
Terms Of sale: The four "a parcels OF
real estate described above will be sold clear
of all eneumbYsnces and on the following
terms respectively, one-third cash, balance
in equal tnstallments st one, two and three
years, bearing interest ct six per cent per
annufn from date Of sale, payable semi
annually, said deferred payments to be Sc
cured BY FIRST deed of trust on the respective
properties sold or all cash at the option
win Be paid or adjusted to date Of sale. All
conyeyancine and recording at cost Of pur,
chaser. Deposit Of $3.50 required ct time OF
sale on each OF the properties sold Twenty
days allowed in which to close respective
saies IN case OF default Of any purchaser
the trustees reserve the right to forfeit de.
posit or without forfeitine deposit TO resell
OK such resale in the Evening Star News
paper. z
fEoYb FLOYD e. DAVIS
Trustees
apaseod&ds SIS 7th ct. NV.