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The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
JEWS HONOR STRAUSS
Reflect Him President of Their
Community Center Group.

Leonard A. Strauss again has
been reelected president Of the
Jewish Community Center Associa-
ton b. the board of directors Of
the organization. which is begin
ming its eighth year.
Other officers elected at the
board meeting Tuesday night at
KirShbaum Center are: Sidney j.
Sternberger vice-president; Mrs.
Marjorie Fisher Kahn. secretary,
and A. II. Goldstein. treasurer. Allen
Bloom is general secretary. The as
sociation operates the Kirshbaum
and the Communal building.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Spanish Club
Members Will
Offer Comedy

A comedy entitled Sonora I'm
portante" will be presented at the
meeting Of the Spanish Club to be
held at 8 tonight in the Washington.
A dinner will precede the meeting
and program at $50. Members Of
the Gast are:
Mrs. Lou Short and the Misses Blessing
Fischer. Blessing Rassman. Hester Ven
able stella Dyer. Elsa Schwartz. Grace
Hawk. Dorothy Arbuckle. Henrietta Jen-
isch and Florence Wingerter.
Fernando sampcr and Lois Oldham stu
dents at Arscntal Technical schools. will
dance the tango IN Mexican costume. Miss
Margaret Fox win accompany them ~ the
piano.
Mrs Luz Castillo will sing group Of
songs IN Spanish. accompanied by Mrs.
Ines sampcr Mrs Glenn Diddel is pro-
cram chairman
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
PUPILS TO GIVE
RECITAL FRIDAY

Pupils Of Mrs Helen White will
give a recital at Sis Friday at the
viking salon. 10 East Ohio street.
Taking part viii be June and
Betty Tryon. Bernardine and
Geraldine Smith. Martha Schilling.
Keith Haase, Verlyn Neff and Carl
Bchn. They viii be assisted by
Burdell Neff. violinist. and Mary
Jane Dwyer, reader.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
NJ. E. MARRIAGE
CEREMONIAL is
PARTLY REVISED
Ashes to Ashes Reference
Also Dropped From
Death Rites.
BnTnitedrrcss

BIZ United prcss
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., May 25.
Revision Of the ritual in the
Methodist marriage ceremony and
the burial service has deleted the
phrases with my worldly goods /
thee endow.7 speak now or for
ever hold your peace" and the pro-
nouncement, ashes to ashes, dust
to dust"
The divorce code also was changed
by the general conference Of the
church here Tuesday night, so that
a minister may soiemnize the mar-
riage Of the innocent person IN a
divorce action.
Both Human. Divine
1t clearly must be established by
testimony that the true cause for
divorce was adultery or "other
vicious conditions which through
mental or physical cruelty or phys
ical peril inYalidated the marriage
vow"
We hold" the revised section Of
the discipline reads. chat true mar
riage is an institution both human
and divine.
1T is the function of the state Ga
determine the grounds upon which
valid divorce may be granted.
1T is the function Of the church
TO determine the regulations that
shall govern ministers in the
Solemnizing of marriage of divorced
persons, and the reception Oi
divorced persons into church mem
bership."
Wine Misleading
A change in the communion
service also was made with the
substitution of the word clements
for the former phrase bread and
wine The use OF wine was re-
garded as misleading as unfer-
mented grape juice is used in tho
/ service.
A spirited debate was injected
into the conference by a report sub
mitted by the committee on tenn
I perance, prohibition and public
morals which condemned all forms
! of gambling.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
ATTICA EDITOR TO BE
G. 0. P. PARLEY HEAD
]. Frank McDermond Jr. Named
Convention Chairman.

j. Frank McDermond Jr. pub
Usher of the Attica Ledger Tribune
and former president Of the Indiana
Republican Editorial Association,
has been appointed permanent sec
retary of the G.. o. p. state con-
yention here June and 3.
McDermond was selected at a
conference OF Ivan c. Morgan. state
chairman; George a. Ball, national
committeeman, and Governor Harry
c. Leslie
Naming Of the permanent chair
man win be made at the meeting
Of the state committee here Tues
day, Morgan announced.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
JAILED IN DELINQUENCY
Man Gets so Days Fine for Part in
Girls Attempted Suicide.

Sentence Of thirty days and a
fine Of 81 was imposed today in
criminal court on Joseph Petit,
1927 West Morris street, for con-
tributing to the delinquency Of a
l4-year-old girl who attempted
suicide Tuesday night at the ju-
venile detention home. Poison was
knocked from her grasp as she
moved to swallow it.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25

Nrss fmfF ~ anp n
~ 4ol AettCLo rum AhOthtAsi WIZ
ont getting much response. Here
- 49,. go ,,.t,;ot, - ,,,,lco,,,o- :,
are tWo 4eteeie WINCH a4e WcAeoAilSN
with pleasure.
who soon viii be 10. She just is nnish-
ms her second year n nigh .,ssss school 50 80
Young company. / want her to have a
sooa tme 9gt her iatheI wants ~ neG doeo 20
9o. Usnt her to have bboy or eirl friends
come e The house. he SAYS say. ne 9rnl %9Tks
Hs bas somethine q fuss about every
BOY That e9mes NRen ', sns i. sl,5 rs sisrs: soms
Fl them out 81 tie corners Of his eyes
81. &. course cure they don : ieei IKE COM
baaehter has taken to going out in
ne evening ana q & course ne ne aS,r1 eSe,n !
house and aiways Is home carly. would
T41e Pc, a,'s NY @hese tsg rssr, men orer ~ bnf n
Dad ands o8t she used cup OF sugar
oF igase or bought M i Sqns e corn nv % dnes pgn
aray ilom he.
eo s. syS u e 5he 5sys 'nssS ser nlt on S'i in ths
sf's school Don't ton me TO reason
@ nun 1s1 mes 9ss"97s rse we II 1ng TosiG ~ e hss ~
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered sv pellee
belong to.
Roscoe Campbell Us Minkner street,
Ford truck found st zoo Minerva street
A. Y. Privett 2f3t Central avenue. kls-
sell roadster found AZ c2Cstol avenue and
Vermont street
rolet coach. found II 3 garage At zo41
sutherland aYcnus.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Gone, but Nos Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to
judge william H SheaHer go East
Maple Road Fcgd sedan. 500. from ~
front of $40 East Maple Road.
Harry Keevrr f. Wsvnc Ind Pontiac
coach. 409-s57 from ScufN~Beud. Ind.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Plan RcprcscRtdti ton

Indianapolis chapter, Women OF
the Moose. will send delegates to the
state conference of the Needlework
Guild Of America Wednesday at the
First Congregational church.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25

CHltFONADE SALAD
Make a salad Of mixed
green's. using crisp lettuce
leaves as a foundation. Break
stalks Of endiye. dandelions
and springs Of watercress in
small pieces. arrange them in
the lettuce leaves. add small
bits Of tomato and beets, and
pour on a French dressing
that has been enriched BY
adding two tablespoons Of
crumbled Roquefort cheese or
grated Parmesan cheese.
For the dressing. mix the
conventional proportions OF
two tablespoons vinegar or
lemon and six Of salad oil.
with a little salt and paprika
for eeasoning.
Mustard or Worcestershire
sauce may be added. accord
ING 10 taste.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25

Gates of a strict upbringing' for
children derive definite pleasure
from suppressing their children's S
enjoyment, although they would be
the last ones to admit it.
Evidently 1t increases your hus~
bands feeling of self-importance to
pose as the greatly feared head OF
his own household. II you ceased 10
fears him, his satisfaction would
cease with it.
know Of no way to make such a
man see himself as others see him.
Even if he was told that fathers Of
his type so poison a young girl 5
idea of manhood that it is difficult
for them to make happy marriages,
no matter how hard they try, he
wouldn't believe it. There is no ap-
proach to the mind that is closed.
He sees himself as a hard-work-
ing, righteous father, without the
vision to perceive that more crimes
are committed in the name Of right
eousness than he ever dreamed Of.
As long IS you are dependent upon
long as your children are under age,
know of no solution to your prob
lem except to defy him quietly,
without argument, and let the chips
fall where they may He won't
leave-at least. not for long.
Your daughter is to be congratu-
lated upon having a mother like YOU
to take her part. instead of being
saddled with two tyrants, as 50
many young girls are.
Dear Jane Jordan-You asked some
time ago for letters from mothers. /
am the mother oi daughter Of u
years and a son l3 years. 7 really am
proud Of them and happy With t,em.
their daughters must have freedom Of
mind 10 be able to think for them
selves.
Nv daughter is in high school and she
is not boy crazy She has many
friends among both bows and girls. They
always are welcome az her home i
they have a party 70 attend. viii take
car load where they are going. All
the girls who come 10 nv home regard
me as a friend, because l play with them
and enjoy their company
I trust my daughter. She Is a perfec.
young lady. I am one mother who ap-
rfFciateS Ner CN44uFen ana / Know fNcN
must be trusted. I don't consider them
as babies any longer.
II most parents would do this 7 am
sure there would be more understanding
between parents and children. ] wish I
could know Worried Bobhfss mother.
Possibly could help her see her mis-
take.
HAPPY MOTHER
Dear Happy Mother-You are a
mother after my own heart and I
hope that others wiz profit by your
letter. There's no sSad reason why
people can't be friends just because
they were born in the same family.
Have you any suggestions for A.
w. NJ, whose letter is published
above? II you have. please write a
letter and I will print it for her.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
fMANNtRSANOMORALS'
B\o by JANE JORDAN p

ZANE JORDAN often has asked
oJ for letters from mothers, with
out getting much response. Here
are two letters which are welcomed
with pleasure.
Evening star., 1932-06-09
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
THos. j. 9WM ,s'i E*. 4 SOY 81 AW AAyWcT1oNzzRs'
TRUsTEEg SALE. OF TWO vALyABIE
oTs EE3NN1 aIbE sISY 1r aDPE E16T 9E 9sH Tb
AVlNUE JUST WEST OF SIXTEENTH
STREET NORTHEAST, IN FTRST COM

fHgsggs EgEs EsoAF4ko h 81 s1xTY TyP PrET HAesAf 81 fa
Nok5HERLY SIDE oF RHoRE ISLAND
SssSs sSSE sSsSHHas 'SsS E1sE n RsE sIaHEssEE 5SH
ady Ry I.sdId.d Fl n TD:. n sa s .oa. If rus ,
lsI ct seq: Of the land records Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
wifi se at pabc the II
HI HEHiB ysS$SR & Iss$Ss
sr1sd Of asa csm. as Ds%ss .1a in the
land called 1helosure.' described Sc s as ~ fol-
In. for ne sbsd e. point
distant ia feet west OF the west line Of
xtsenth street and r1nnins thence north
iset thenee south So degrees az minutes west
70 feet, thence south 80 degrees a minutes
SAID Avenue. ana efi thence nortS ss de
grees % minutes east along said line Of said
avenue 20 feet to the place Of BEGINNING;
Described s Ss foovs 81 iiaa sesnnias fas
SI ne ths SANE. stms at point on the northsrIy
Sss I'm. q aasfs
80 seeends snSs nosh m ~
So degrees 20 minutes west 80 feet, thence
south 50 degrees ~ minutes 50 seconds east
100 feet TO said northerly line Of said avenue.
along said line Of said avenue 80 feet to the the
place Of beginning. Subject to the cove
nants and conditions set forth in deed from
John a, Foley; dated February S, 1918, and
recorded in Lber No. 36l3, folio 244 Of the
land records OF the District of Columbia, as
I9iiy set forth in the aforementioned deeds
:, Terms Of sale: All cash. Each parcel to
! each parcel will be required at time Of sale
All Gonveyaneing recording. etc, at cost OF
purcnaser., Terms Of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day Of sale,
otnerwise the trustees reserve the right to
IeseL the property, at the risk and cost of
dcfaultinE purchaser. after fve days adver-
! nsement OF such resale in some newspaper
puonsheo in Washington, D. C.
THOMAS D. WALSH,
FENDALL COUGHLAN,
1eeltiSio'iT8o Trustees
Evening star., 1932-06-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
CHAS s. BAKER. Atty. snoreham BIdr-

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
In t1et re e coumbis m Md HoldHs Pr9bale Court
publication and Fixing Time Of Trial.NTRe tHt
the dsy o Nay 1884, set and 0s heaas moton
continuance having been, filed by the cave
ane atees' which was argued in due course in
ss dsse yss;y 81 Msy e TBS rs s5s
Mildred. Mclean Dewey deceased having az
n hs esaa as wits IL certain d Esfe
sey ts et6 Ssy Of G ot to be toynd it
set dNg9 ;Ss9 for & trial on the lS.h day of octp
oi said ssus a sRa ns tbe
ssid paper writings bearing date of May q,
eSdc fnd Msy s3s tas last vii and
dated May !. 1916. and 'fI May isas were
obtained. or the execution thereof and the
said Mildred Mclean Dewey by undue in
auencs praotieed upon the said Mildred Nc
Lean Lean Dewey, deceased, by any person or per;
May a. 1925 and MAY g. 1915. were itd obtained fssi
dRef fom the he saS Med
Mclean Dewey. deceased. by fraud or coer
eion practiced upon the said Mildred Mclean
and wSether Ssea the e' said SAID iR Midred Mclean
DeEey deceased at the time Of the making Es ms
Of the said paper writings was of sound and
disposing mind. and capable Of executing
valid deed or contract. shall be published
once a week for four weeks in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and twice a week for
the same period in The Evening Star: giving
notice as REQUIRED BY. law to Ellen BOYLE.
Henrietta BugneI: Frederick Mclean Bugher.
Edward Beale Mclean. Col. MeTvyn e.
Buckley. Edward May. Agnes Nav. the chill
dren q my fstheTs brother the late S.,iS 3
Mclean John Randolph Mclean. Navy Re
lief Society; Sally r Hit: Elizsbsth Ellic9tt
Poe. Mary Mclean Ludlow each person Sh4
the time Of her decease. and who had been
in her employ for period OF not less than
heirs or Iegatees 1or their Representatives, !,
named or mentioned in any ALLEGED VIII OF
trial trial Of said issues has hcen finally SET FOR
heaHs 1872 the sa 18th A6NN 6ay Z! Stee
,ses true eG9y Attett ct WIS XITcTtoR toT tSe
District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court myl9 81 26.28.i 2.49,l1
Evening star., 1932-06-09

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE APART
MENT BUILDING, 1460 IRVING STREE.

ADAM A. WESCHLER SON, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE APART.
M6RTHWFFR M5ET RTEEP1No' l4so IRVING STREET
Lber No. s4ss, folio % soS + ct seq. seq one Of the
land records Of the. District of Columbia,
the s S sruasss
pointment of, the Supreme Court Of the Dis
s q s essnss ss1 sale II Il aass snSe GsSsf
Jso5S 4 H M sssz
ing described property In the District Of Co
to M hofs psI % in SSha
es q surveyor 1 ior sSe pissrie. oi CO.
fOo IN asS' psHs ot ssd ots
''6 af' m
Supreme Court Of. the District Of Columbia.
sS h0S S. on IN Hs sr IS q n ac d
property being embraced in what d now
known for purposes OF assessment and tax
aSn 3: 81 sqssTs .ss afs will b. sold sub
a ss due September l.. 1888; e-tSird Of
deed of trust to Be- paid inca in CASH S balance See
sau sna two sh nssusif om M s
upon property sold or ali cash Se'S over r. trust
i.ooo 90 required Of purchaser at sale.
Ing and notarial fees at cost Of purchaser
Terms to be complied with within 80 days
the risht to resell property at risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser, after i've days ad-
is vertisemsntt t,. Of such res rs.saie IN some news
deposit may be forfeited or without forfeit
Ing deposit trustees may avail themselves
q sny legal 9! equitable rights against ds-
EDWIN SHELTON.
o RED MCKEE.
9e1,S,il,13,1S,17 substituted Trustees.
Evening star., 1932-06-09
THos j. OWEN 4 SON. .AUcTIoNEIRs,
Trustees sale of valuable two
story and full basement brick
and concrete block business
property, known rs premises
815.S17 Thirteenth Street
Northwest.

BY virtue Of a certain deed or trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. 6322, folio 273 ct sea-,
IF bs as sne and M G aes 81
secured thereby the undersigned trustee will
sell at pgblie sTcti9n & In fs9pt Ct The prem; |;
PM, the following described land and prem:
ises, situate in the District Of Columbia. and
DESIGNATED as and being ns,vle,, lot II in Mary
q b., folio isi. oi TIE Iscords oI The
sas4s a.s ssS q % EOow o' IL
In In. aaq of .sid as IN n
thsnes shsnes VEST wes 81 let &. 'Ha ns q
street to bs pes e s ns %
OF said lot. being also known - lot IL IN
Moore and others subdivision of lots In said
square. as per plat recorded in Iber G. H:
The he iSiiS Surveyor @ Of the District Of Columbia
except so much of said sround as was con-
plat recorded in uber II, folio l72. Of the
a'Ytssn Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money to be pald In cash, balance In two
equal installments, payable in one and two
with srs: At six Rsr em fsnsu% s.y pei
s sc o. sy ii Cash.
ss a. tim. q ss
q sale to be Be- eemp!isd % with Within thirty
reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser,
after fivs days advertisement Of such resale
n, n some % =, Newspaper published in Washing
'' GEORGE w. WHITE
je6,d&ds,exsu Surviving Trustee.
Evening star., 1932-06-09
je2-d&ds. .exSu Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctieneer
TAcHED PEBBLE-DAsH DWELLING, 7
ROOMS, BATH AND SHOWER, WITH
GARAGE IN REAR, NO. 1914 KALM1A

iaHED TAcHED PEBBLE.DAsH bWEIIiNG,
SHRHdS "a KW IN REAR NO: 1914 kAIMlA
land records of the District of Columbia,
she M trustees vii oer ior sale
ss 1EsS ~ ssssH Se Rs Il !'$Ss s f
SolsSiss' VT Of .hi tracts d
Addition to Hazard" described in accordance
with 2 plat Of survey recorded in Survey
sP n r. T. q # ths hs 81 q
lumbia, as follows: Besinning for the same
sp p0Rs .e 'H.ys distant on nolh hs 'sYa y dsss: e:
minutes west 1900 feet from the west line
Of Thirteenth street, as said streets are
LiSer No. rs. folio II. Of the aforesaid sur
westerly with ths southsrly line Of said
f sens Sf to the LETT ss ise feet 'se' the q place
q thence Mestery With sad
sas no1h ns q paba ss s e
EDer IS. folio o9Vf 81 the
s,s a na..s q ssfssss s' %iass;:
street and the place Of besinninE; subject
Of record. Now DESIGNATED for taxation
Terms Of sale; One Fourth OF, the pur-
chase money to be paid In cash. balance in
equal installments, represented by promissory
three years, with interest at per cent per
from day Of sale dpsya5s ;
property sold or al cash. .ao At option Of pua
purchaser at sale Examination Of title,
conveyaneing. recording and netarlal fees
with within thirty days from day of sale;
otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost Of defaulting pur.
chaser, after five days advertisement Of
such resale In some newspaper published in
Washington D. c or deposit may be for
feited. or without forfeitins deposit trustees
may avail themselves of any legal or equi-
table rights against defaulting purchaser.
LAWRENCE J. MILIS,
FRANCIS L. NEUBECK.
my26,20,31-je2,4,6,7 Trustees.
UTHE ABOVE SALE IS PosTPoNsEEID
until TUESDAY JUNE FOURTEENTH, 1882,
AT THE SAME HOUR and place.
Evening star., 1932-06-09
HOWARD U. MAN OFFERED
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENCY
DR.. Charles II. Wesley Delays De-
cision Pending Visit to Wilber-
force, at Xenia, Ohio.

Dr.. Charles H. Wesley. head Of the
history department at Howard Uni.
versity. has been elected president
of Wilberforce University, Xenia, Ohio.
to succeed Gilbert H. Jones. Dr.. Wesley.
who has not yet accepted the post, left
for Xenia to look over the lleld before
giving his final decision.
DIR. Wesley has been at Howard since
1918. He received his bachelors degree
at Fisk University and his masters de.
gree at Yale. He received o doctoYats
at Harvard in 1925.
He was accorded the Guggenheim fel-
lowship last year, with the privilege Of
research in London, and has served as
pastor Of Ebenezer and Campbell African
Methodist Churches here and as presid-
ing elder Of the Potomac district.
Evening star., 1932-06-09
FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. J. OWEN 4 SON. AUcTIONEHR1,
1881 EYE ct NV.

TRUSTEES SAFE OF ogr.L yALuAgLE gN1M7 n
THE INTERsEcTIoN OF GiRARD
Hzs$' EssF Of 1AiS4rHsTH ASF STREET "6AFH
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Liber No 6l9l. folio las ct SEQ.
Of the land TseGTds OF the i psei1. str ot Co
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees viii
sell pges Sge5O9 TuR II 1E8n Hf ihs
FIVE M 'oo5; ocLocR Sex Pm pM, :" the following de-
scribed land and premises. situate in the
Depison and Redford w. Walker. trustees
subdivision Of land. now known as South
Brookland," as per plat recorded In Liber
fice records OF the district OF Columbia
Beginning for the same at the northeast
corner Of said lot and running thence west
feet; thence southerly in a straisht line 50
feet easterly from and parallel to the west
line Of said lot TO the south line OF said lot
erly with said Brentwood road to the be-
ginning. Subject to covenants of record.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
equal instsllments. PAYABLE in one and two
years with interest at six per centum per
annum. payable semi annually. from day OF
sale, secured by deed OF trust upon the
property sold. or all cash at the option OF
the purchaser. A deposit of 5000 will be
required at time Of sale. All conveyancing,
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day OF sale. otherwise the trus-
tees reserve 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 Washing
ton. D. G.
HUNTER DAVIDSON
te9,l3l5 1890 Trustees.
Evening star., 1932-06-09
BOARDING AMONG BANKS
HIT BY THREAT OF TAX
Norbeck Measure Would Prohibit
Cash Exceeding Halt Of
Deposits.

A tax penalty for banks boarding
money would be exacted by the Cow
ernment under a bill introduced by
Chairman Norbeck Of the Senate
Banking Committee.
Under the bill banks with their cash
on hand exceeding SO per cent Of the
deposits would be taxed ! per cent Of
the excess.
Ordinarily, Norbeck explained,
banks cash on hand averaged from 20
70 80 per cent OF the total value Of
deposits.
Evening star., 1932-06-09


corded Sy vT,qs In fber Of No. esFan ssa ffsa M
Of the and M 6s TesoTas e s o Re parties
thereby, the undersigned trustees WIZ onet
sale 4 DaSns suI50p on Il tEsn h sfR
ITEfhHH EIKr RAF GR s' tn. ooH
ing-described land and premises, with the
'H51O on ssla lsth day of June, 1892, AT THREE
two hundred and fifteen t22l5l IN FRANK X
sOo is Ps ,Re reeoIas Of
Of efe Columbia. Subject 10 a right Of way
over strip Of land !yinE between t1e ssssof sasf
and lnd pafse therete iaq and and distant
from suo,est TO the building rsst5ci4n II e6ms ns
said street. recorded in Liber County No. 10.
ssS.d tsS "a in ahd hbea ai4 g. o 49, u the
said Surveyors once records, improved by
premises 22 ;ad sss dss 81 june
FouR HR O'clock ? M: lot numbered twenty,
nine @ and part St lot !Tenfyesqs n ofisnal Is S
tRenty. IN n Il .iour ' as IN square Numbered one
hundred and sixty-six leel' as per plat re- Re.
Dsrss .sd psrs q q a0amps ot It S &
stfise at point in the south line Of said lot DIS
ss5es ct vs ssd h sis ns aaf
north line OF said lot to the rear line of
said lot and an alley Is feet VIDE; thence
The northwest corner of lot 20 in said sub.
said lot twenty-nine t2sl $3.50 feet; thence
tSentynins i've Tts4 t2s ass feet thence due north
a perpetual easement for light, and air over
lot twenty -eight ,2H. improved by premises
numbered 730 seventeenth street northwest
Terms OF sale: Premises 322l Connectcut
avenue northwest will be sold subject TO
hundred twenty thousand dollars N120.000l.
bearing interest at six per centum per an,
mum, payable semi-annually; five THOUSAND
dollars (sS,000) Of principal payable October
10. 1882; balance Of principal PAYABLE April
10. 1884; and second deed Of trust SECURING
the sum OF sixteen thousand sixty dollars
nsr M1oes esDt per h annum. PARTICULARS Of which
Premises No. T3O Seventeenth street north.
west will be sold subject to first deed OF
1ss s,n ire and fifty doars
e:asu% s:aFlns is sSs5sS Pc. M psSs6I: semi
dollais ts225oJ annually. Balance Of prin-
cipsl due and payable April %, 1885;
parcels above the amounts Of the deeds Of
trust above specified to be paid II sash cash "A
Terms OF sale to be complied with within
deposit to be forfeited, the trustees reserving
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fve 90 days advertisement thereof in some
in as nsss sad Of no ss
rial fees At cost Of the ggIchsssT,, T,,,,,nn
BATES WARREN.