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La gaceta., 1932-08-05

En- I'm folleto que nos remiten
deSde Shanghai Sc dice que les
iaroneses han est&do "sondean-
do" la opinion publica IN los Es-
tados Unidos y que los ciudada-
nos promirenteS de aQui no quie
rem la guerra y la temen, Y que
la mayor parte de los peri6ditos
parecen inclinados a llegar has
ia cualquier extreme en- contra
de la guerra.
Como autor de la inveStiga-
ci6n hecha por los japoneses Sc
senala a Henry w. Kinney, un
ciudadano americana native de
Hawaii. q
Este Mr.. Kinney dice que Gin
co cOnocidos escritores ameri-
canos, Herbert Elliston, Rodney
Gilbert, Frederick Moore, Will
bur Forrest Y George Sokolsky.
eScuchan con guStO los argu-
mentCs de la parte %iaponesa y
que los peri6dicoS de Hearst pa
recen opuestos "a que Estados
Unidos sea Nevada a otra que
ira.
A los peri6dicos de Scripps-
Howard les eta como I'm fac
tor de importancia para ell desa
rrollo de los sentimientos anne
ricanoS en- contra del Jap6n.
Como la causa principal de la
repugnancia de esta naci6n ha-
ella otra guerra, afirma que la
presente depression sc atribuye
a la gran guerra, y de aqui que
los Estados Unidos no quieran
mas experienced de esa clase"
I'm prominente escritor y SOL
dado declare a csc individuo
que en- las Secretaries de la que
ira Y marina Sc habia desc0n-
tado va la posibilidad de una
guerra.
Los hombres mas inclinados a
la guerra los encontr0 ell ~investi-
gadOr en- las classes humildes,
que aparentemente Green pudie-
ra Obtenerse una reacci6n faVo-
rable y ell retorno a la prosperi-
dad, recurriendo a la guerra, con
sus enOrmes gastos y la destruc
ci6n de muchos de los brazos
sobrantes.
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
LOS TABAQUEROS CELE-
BRARAN HOY UNA ASIAN
RhEA

Habana, Agosto para
las ocho de la nocht de hoy es-
tan c'tados los micmbros de la
SocIedad de Torcedores para
una AsambIea extraordinar.a,
que Sc Verificara en- su adificio
de la Gale de San Miguel.
Ell prop0Sito de los que fir
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
NUEVA ZELANDIA COM,
PRARA SU PETROLEO All
SOVIET

Ottawa, Ontario, AgostO a.
Ante la conferencia impe-
rial la compalia Associated
Mot0rist Petroleum de Nueva
Zelandia, que habia venido
comprando su bencina, aceite
de carbon y otros productos de
los Estados UnidOs, hiz0 saber
que ha obtenido un monopolio
exclusive para la manipulation
distribution y venta de esos
prodHctos,N comprados EN- Ru-
STA.
FL aceite de Russia, dice ell
informe, sera vepdido en- Nue.
va Zelandia a cinco c~entavos
menos uh gallon que al precio
que ahora paga por ell acct
tie de los Edados Unidos. =
Australia e Inglaterra con,
tin1an discut&ndo un conve-
Mo que atraeria parte del ne
gocio de aceite y cOmbustible
que ahora Sc hace Son los Es-
tados Unidos para companies
ing,esas en- cambio por la en-.
trada de frutas, mantequilla,
who's y otros productos austria
lianos.
La gaceta., 1932-08-05

T0davia no hace muchos me-
ses que los j6venes fascistas Sc
ponian de pie y gritaban: Abajo
la Francia.
Francia reconcentr6 mas de
100000 hombres en- Mia Y sus
alrededores, hizo que la escua-
dra saliera de maniobras, en- ell
Mediterraneo, y los nervios de
Nussoiini Sc calmaron.
Tn tirano sabe apreciar con
exactitud ell valor de la violen-
cia y 10 mismo. amenaza que sc
retira a tempo y Sc apaci-
qua, 81 asi lie convene.
La guerra vigoriza a los
pueblos''; pero la guerra que
mas agrada a los dictadores es
la de exterminar impunemente
a sus compatriotas y amenazar
y dominar a las naciones debi-
les.
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
Sc LFYO FL DIARlO DEL
CAPTAIN LANCASTER

Miami, Agosto 5.-El fiscal
del estado lego hoy al julado
el diario personal del captain
Lancaster y la correspondent
cia escrita por 6l . Haden
Clarke, por cuyo aseainato sc
lie juzga.
Redactado por Lancaster des
de enero primero dc 1882 al
domingo abril IS, habla de los
disgustos financieros y domGs-
ticos del photo ingl6s, en- Mia
mi y dur2nte ell viaje por ell
0este, en- busca de empleo.
Sc reIata en- csc diario I'm
choque que tuvieron Y en- ell
cual Lancaster asrmi6 In res
ponsabilidad para salvar a
"Chubbie' Que guiaba ell auto
m6yil. Por esa falla So lie i'm
pusirron $4,000 y Ia s%entencia
k fu6 suspendida.
Hoy fuG interrcgado j. r.
Russell, quien declare aver que
Lancaster habia amenazado Ii
brarse del joven Clarke. ia
mes NJ. Carlson, de la defen-
sa, hiZo pregunta3 a Russell
que este rehus6 contestar.
Russell esta cumpliendo pc
ma de seis meses por meter in
miRrantes de contrabando.
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
NueUn residential

NueVa residencid
Sc ha trasladado para su nue.
va Residential de la Gale Cass
1922, esquina a North Albany,
la distinguida dana Ruby Pro-
videncia Mondello, Comadrona
graduada del Bellevue Materni-
tv Hospital, de New York.
Nota que consignamos con
verdadero placer, para conoci-
mient0 de sus numerosas amis-
tades.
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
PreparHtirOs de riaje

Preporatiros de riaje
Los ultima en- estos momen-
tos ell prestigioso medico ciruja
no DR.. Jorge A. Trelles.
Ha fiNdo ell dia de salida en-
su autom6vil, ell domingo pr6xi-
mo, hacia Carolina del Norte.
Hasta ahora no tiene senaJa-
d. Il fecha de regreso, pero es
muy probable que sea en- los pri
msros dias del mes de septiem-
bre.
Ncsotros nos anticipates al ms
tante de su partida y lie desea-
mos un viaje feliz.
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
LERROUX HA

Madrid, Agosto 5.-Sigue
guardando CANA ell ex-minis :
tro de estado y jefe del parti-
do republicano-radical, Don
Alexandra Lerroux.
Los medicos que lie asisten
dicen que ell estado de salud
del enfermo ha mejorado mu-
che y que dentro de pocos dias
podra volver a sus habituales
ocupaciones.
La gaceta., 1932-08-05

Antes del asesinato de Ma
teotti V de otros horrendos cri-
menes del "fascismo", los parti-
darios incondicionales de Don
Benito Sc divertian hacienda ira
gar "palmacristi" a los oposi-
cionistas.
Como el aceite no cOnvencia,
Sc recurri6 al asesinatO, ell des-
tierro y persecution de las ia
milias de los "pr6fugos.'
estan calientes las la
mes" de Barbusse, pi-
ulendo consideration y trato hu-
mano cara los prisioneros de Lii
pari.
Aun vibran sus acusaciones,
afirmandO que a los presos Sc
les pega hasta que la sangre
brota; que Sc usa aqua hirvien-
do para quemarles las manos y
arrancarles confesiones; que Sc
lie inyectan sustancias quimi-
cas- para enloquecerlos y arrans
carles "secretos' durante ell de-
lirio; cue Sc les hace pasar ham
bre, Sc les pega y Sc les eAcierra
en- lugares obscuros; que Sc lie
pirchan~ los sI'tsti... con alfileres
hagta provocar la inflammation
que sc les entiSrran alfileres de.
bajo de las unas... etc.
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
S0CIALES

6xito Sc vienen representando
en- ell elegante teatro del Circu-
10, los jueves y domingo.
Muchos aplausos prodigados
por un respectable quito y selec-
to, ha recogido este modestisi-
me artista como premio a su
maraviilosa labor esc6nica.
Los asiduos concurrentes a la
preciosa "bombonera" de la ca
lie Catorce y Diez avenida, ten
dram una oportunidad mas ell
pr6ximo domingo, cuando vean
al sim atico c6mico encarnan-
do uno de los personajes de la
siempre nueva zarzuela que por
titulo lleva La Revoltosa".
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
DGdO de alta

En- 81 dia de hoy ha sido dado
de alta por ell medico que 10 asis
tia, ell conocido caballero Sr. An
tonic Mesa, ex-presidente de la
Association La Columna.
BESIDE ma1ana volvera a ocu
parse de sus multiples asuntos,
en- ell giro de venta de automo-
viles.
Mucho nos alegramos de su
restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1932-08-05


New York, agosfo "a Ia
edad do s. amos falleci6 hos'-.
qui, despu6s de una larga en-
medad, el notable escfg
James OBpenhein. Su psj
libro fue publicado en- 1909
1874 su novela "Esposas OciG'
sas" Sc convirti6 en- una de las
mas populares del pals.
Habia na@ido en- st. Paul, Min
nesota, pero la mayor parte dc
.su vida la pas6 en- New York.
La gaceta., 1932-08-05

Claramente indica ell folleto
que ell Jap6n esta gastando mi
Homes de pesos en- propaganda
it'll a sus intenciones enexio-
nistas.. y que algunos de esos
millones Sc repartiran entire los
~escritores "propicios' y los pc
ri6dicos "suceptibles" de amol-
darse, que Sc "descubran" por
los espias o INVESTIGATORS lama
rillos' en- la terra del TIC Sa-
muel.
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
EN- LA EMBAJADA
DE MEXICO LA SRTA.
PROENXA

Habana, Agosto 5,-Conti-
nua refugiada en- la embajada
de M6jico Ia Srta. Rita Proen-
"a a quien reclama la policia
por un delito comun, pero que
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
ROme1'iG

Esta senalada para pasado
manana en- la bella finca La Co
lumna.
Sus organizadores, los hernia
nos Curbelo, presentan un mag
nifico programa de bale. Tres
orquestas, las mas populares de
la localidad, haran las delicias
de la juventud divert"
Los objetos que
entire la concurrence, ~oultaran
del agrado de las damas y ca
balleros.
Solo 25c costara la entrada a
los terrenos, pues las guaguas
seran gratis para ell publico a
sfstente, saliendo de la esquina
donde Sc halla situada la fabri-
ca de Cuesta y Re-
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
ROYAL

PreSenta hoy TN magn.fico
doble programa con Ia notable
super-prcducci6n she Wanted
a MiIlonaire.., y In hermosa Gin
Ia Daring Danger"
Ademas Sc. exhibe I'm episo-
dio de la serie detective
Lloyd.
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

MuSSOlini es una amenaZa
para la paz y un constante pc
para les italianos que no
pienSan como ell.
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
Antonio Jim6nez

ANIUUtU VtWItWo~
.J6ven Y veterano actor, que
Sc viene distinguiendo mucho en-
las distintas zarzuelas del gene
70 chico que con extraordinario
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
FL ITEM =

Nublsdos parciales bn ptoba
bles lluvias. Maxima teApera-
tura aver, 81 grades, a las 2 de
la tarde; minima, II, a las seis
de la maianaA
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
MONA ENERGI-

CAS- ME7DAs CONTRA
! LOS DESC IDENEs
Berlin, AgoA 5.-Los peri6
lcos diceA qud un dccreto de
xnergencia diSoniendo la pc
Dc muerte para los terro-
n kas~fu6 prepHado aver por
lSgabinete y II presentadO
M al preside1 Won linden
Au'F, 81 los d4 rdenes CONT
tn. Nj ell ca Her Won Pa
lni ell gene Won Snhlei-
III ministro " def(, asis-
moh al conseb dc@de Sc re
r, a.Vra Ell decEeto.
dos! de la medida los
ma 73tIes sociaiis'as dicen
Ma%los mantiener ahora la
dbSlina, pero que no saben
por cuanto tempo pcdran ha-
La gaceta., 1932-08-05
Los RAYOS MATAkON A IA
PERSONALS

Varsovia, Agosto 5.-Los ra
yos mataron aver a seis Rsrso-
mas, cerca de Powursh e}krie-
ron a seis, y hoy natal a
ocho e hirieron a
Cuatro de las pro se4
Evening star., 1932-11-20
Sodality of St. Thomas
Annual Gard Party

Arrangements are being completed for
the annual card party to be given by
the Sodality of ST. Thomas the Apostle
Church on Monday. December S, at 8
O'Clock at the Shoreham Hotel. Miss
Sarah C. Hickey, the general chairman,
Is being assisted by Mrs. John Cam
mack, Miss Mary A. Rover, Miss Katha-
rine T. Rover, Mrs. Robert j. Bourke,
Miss Bernadette L. Dore, Miss Margaret
NJ. Dore, Mrs. M. Frank Rupert, Mrs.
d. ]. Callahan, Mrs Harry Carroll, Mrs.
Adelaide Rover Cavanaugh, Mrs. Joseph
A. Hayden, Miss Anna r. Hickey, Mrs.
Samuel Hoover, Mrs. Joseph p. Tumulty,
Miss Margaret Lyman, Mrs. P. H. Davis,
Mrs. John j. Fuller, Mrs. M. L. Duke,
Mrs. Alexander A. Eustace, Miss
Raphael A. Ellis, Mrs. Nellie Bartholo-
NEW, Mrs. Elizabeth Berens. Miss Jane
Bradley, Miss Mary Burke. Mrs. l.,
Gardner Moore, Mrs John Morris, Miss
Mary McInerney. Mrs. D. z. Spangler,
Mrs. william E. Shannon, Miss Adele
Smith, Miss Mary Callahan, Miss Do
lores Carroll. Miss Alma johnson, Miss
Eleanor ODonoghue. Miss Virginia
oDonoghue and Miss Hilda Rupert.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
Friendship House Musicale
With Clever Artists

Friendship House, 324 Virginia ave-
nue. southeast, is to have two of Wash
ingtons young musicians as soloists at
the o'clock hour of music today.
kathryn Latimer pianist and accom-
panist, and Louise Graves, soprano,
pupil of Mary Apple, will give the pro-
gram. All who are interested in the
work of Friendship House are invited
to attend
The Washington times., 1932-02-16
PLANNING.
UP FRIDAY

Legislative steps in connection
with work Of the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission,
and a plan for establishment Of
thoroughfares in Arlington county
prepared at the request Of county
officials, will be discussed at a
two.day meeting starting Friday.
Preliminary discussion will be
held tomorrow by the Co-ordinat-
ing Committee, according to Capt.
E. N. Chisolm, jr., assistant d.
rector of publ:. buildings and
parks.
Development Of the northwest
branch of Anacostia River and
its relation to a possible park
system in Maryland will be de-
scribed Friday by Charles Eliot,
I'd, director Of planning. A ten
tative report also will be sub
mitted on AllaloStan Island in
connection with its development
as a Roosevelt Memorial.
T. s. Settle, secretary Of the
commission will present a full
report upon the status Of legis-
lative matters. Irving C. Root,
of the Maryland planning COM
mission will report on develop
ment Of Rock Greek projects in
MARYLAND,
The Washington times., 1932-02-16
200 ARE NAMED
IN BOND SUIT

The Washington, Great Falls
and Dranesville Highway Com
pany, Of Washington and Vir-
ginia, has filed suit in the Fair
fax Circuit Court, naming $50
persons as defendants. More
persons are named in this suit
than in any ever filed in the
county, according to officials.
The company. which operates
the only toll road in northern
Virginia, from Langley to Great
Falls, borrowed a large sum of
money several years ago, secured
by bonds. A Washington banking
firm was made trustee under the
bonds at that time, but recently
the firm resigned as trustee.
The purpose of the suit is to
have the National Bank Of Fair
fax made trustee of the bonds
and the persons named as de-
PENDANTS are bondholderS.
The Washington times., 1932-02-16
8 WATER BILLS
AFFECT D. c.

At q special meeting called for
this afternoon, the Senate
District Committee will consider
three bills relating to the admin
istration Of the water department
Of the District. F.
One measure amends the law
and provides a more rigid in.
depreciation Of old statutes cover
ing steam boiler inspections in
the Capital, while another in
creases the authority of the Dis
trict Commissioners to condemn
insanitary buildings here and to
have q board of three, instead of
a jury. pass upon awards to
property owners in condemnation
matters.
The third measure, sponsored
by Senator Tydings CD of Mary
land, would iberaliZe the existing
law permitting nearby Maryland
communities to purchase water
supply from the District and to
authorize additional points of
contact with District water mains.
The Washington times., 1932-02-16
Less Than Halt u. S.
Farms MOrtgdged

More than half Of all farms in
the United States are free Of
mortgage debt, the Bureau of
Agricultural Economies Of the
Department Of Agriculture finds
after a survey. OF the mortgaged
farms, however, 38 per cent are
mortgaged for more than half
the. value.
The So per cent of mortgage
free farms in 1880 makes a re-
duction from the SO per cent un-
mortgaged farms in 1920.
The Washington times., 1932-02-16
BISHOP TOURIAN
To LEAD CHOIR

Rt. Rev. Leon Tourian, bishop
Of the Armenian National Apos.
tolic Church, diocese Of North and
South America, will be the prin-
cipal soloist at exercises Sunday
ct st Johns Church, Sixteenth
and H Streets Northwest, to
which scores of notables have
been invited.
The bishop will be assisted by
q special choir, all of whom will
be attired in colorful native cos
tunes.
He is making an initial tour
Of the churches and communities
In his diocese annd will reach
Washington Friday. A delegation
Of Armenian nationals will greet
him on his arrival.
Bishop Tourian is a native of
Constantinople and was ordained
o priest when but 20 years old.
He has been a bishop for 18 years,
attaining that high eccleSiaStic
position when 80 years of age.
The Washington times., 1932-02-16
Ex-BrOker DriUeS
Taxi and Gets
"Big Kick"

BALTIMORE. Feb. 16.-Addi-
son B. Cooke, 30, former broker
and society man, is driving a
taxicab here to make a living.
He works from 8 p. m. to
/ a! m, gets a big kick out
of it," and admits there are
times when a man "has to put
his pride in his pocket"
He makes as amusing as he
can the occasions when he
drives his former society COM
panions to and from functions.
He gets along fine" with the
other drivers, all Of them nice
boys" he adds.
The Washington times., 1932-02-16
The Weather

For the District OF Columbia. increas-
ing .cloudiness and not quite So cold TO.
nlght, minimum temperature about III
degrees; Wednesday rain with rising
east and east winds.
For Maryland, increasing cloudiness
and not so cold, followed bv snow in
the mountains. tonight: Wednesday
fresh northeast shifting to east and
southeast winds.
For virginia. increasing cIoudiness
and not quite 80 cold, Iollowsd ey U,;TSt snSw
Wednesday rain and warmer; fresh
northeast and east winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
Yesterday Today
p, m.......,.. 44l4 n. m.......... 29
p. m ........ sis a. m.......... 26
Midnight ....... SSlNoon .......,,.. "a
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess of temperature
since January /. 1922, $50.
Accumulated excess of precipitation
since January /. 1882. / 40.
Excess Of precipitation since February
= - TIDE TABLES
Today-High tides, 2:5S a. m. and
S:2f p. m Low tides. 9:2O a. m. and
Tomorrow-High tides 1858 a. m. and
4:26 p. m. Low tides, 1925 a. m. and
THE SUN AND THE MOON
The sun rises today, a. m. and
sets SAG p. m.
The sun rises Wednesday. $3.50 a. m.
and sets SAG p. m.
The moon rises today, 1l:52 a. m.
T The moon ON rises wednesday, 12:4s
p. m. and sets 3:54 a. m.
The Washington times., 1932-02-16
Air Legion Men
In important Posts

Members of the four-year-old
District of Columbia Air Legion,
which met last night at 1919 F.
st. N. w., are holding important
aviation posts, John Arthur Shaw,
poineer member, revealed at the
gathering.
The Washington times., 1932-02-16
ASKS $12O FOR RENTAL

Frank H. Roland, of Arlington,
filed suit yesterday in Arlington
County Court for $120, which he
claims is due him from Ida M.
Bridwell. Of Clarendon, Va, for
rental overdue.
The Washington times., 1932-02-16
GET MARYLAND LICENSE

Irving Joseph Bill, %, of 213
Linworth Place, S. W., was
licensed to marry Ida Louise Nash,
10, of 1888 K st., S. w., in Upper
Marlboro, Md, yesterday.
Evening star., 1932-06-20
THOs j. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIONEERS,
1881 Eye Street Northwest.


rRqsTEEs sAN; sAhE OF ydtgAHEE sSNl RkAL
TAINING SIX ROOMS: BATH AND
bAvAT0RY l. s5sI %olrESN KM3WN pyT AS 5l4 ONEIDA
e925Eded November !. 1881. as instrumsnt Ne
secured thereby. the, undersigned will sell.
on 9Tff TMURspsY on JUNE ' s 1882 e AT TIRE
TEN O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises situate in the 60 DISTRICT Of
Of Of lot erEn NUMBERED two hundred thirty.three.
place by the full depth thereof of lot num-
bered two hundred thirty.four t23n In the
alley closed in square numbered ,thirty-txo
ID nd NV two s3 So P. bs TeeoTd;
of Columbia. upon the following terms:
third efd Of The Sss parchase priee in in cash the
years respectively. with interest at the rate
Of trust on the. property sold or all cash
at the option of the. purchaser: taxes paid
o e psy Sc On he pee
of sale to, date of settlement at SAG per
nne Eamps m ee the eost oi the
chaser; seSd title Or no sale: : deposit 9f
s250.00 will be required at the time OF sale
and settlement to be within thirty go, days
and the property resold at the cost and
risk of the defaulting purchaser after flve
go days previous advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, D. c.
]. WRILEY JACOBS,
HMER1cAN AMER CAN; SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY,
Trustees.
=, HOWARD MORAN.
Vice President.
(Seal) Attest:
A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
1e20, ,d&ds,exSu
Evening star., 1932-06-20
AUCTION SALES-TOMORROW.

THos. J. OWEN 4 son, AUCTIoNEERs.
'AqT PRovEp sHsfNEss Hsh 3 pRoFRkTY safgAflE CON- IN
saEM sAsEMENf PF sRfck sEbfNG KN6MR ANR
AoRTHWNsT As rFNMssEs wAsaNafdN 1g MITdN s.
Whereas. default having been made in the
payment Of the semi-annual interest on the
debt secured on the hereinafter described
trnst 4nE ea bearinF date AUGUST 4th 1876 eo and
recorded August 23rd, 1925. in Liber 1928
folio 40 ,osether With t taxes taxes snd at the
secured by said deed Of trust. the under
sisned. the trustee named in said deed Of
!hs DFsmisss =, fHREEsTHiRTy o,CL9ecK
DAY H OF OF jUNfAt JUNf hD. 1882 the following
described land and premises. with improve
ments. easements. rights. ways and appur,
m the ey o o
os R a u vs seD5
numbered four hundred and :fve t4o5p.,
Terms OF sale; One-taira OF the purchase
price in cash. OF which deposit OF $500 90
must be made with the trustee at time OF
sale. and the balance in equal notes OF the
pI,chafer ,S psya6e in one and two years
rate OF six per cent per annum. and pay
able semi-annually, secured by deed Of trust
ton OF the purchaser. The terms OF sale to
be compi'd with within thirty days from
date OF sale, In defsnlt of which the prop
the default.ng purchaser after five days re-
advertisement in some newspaper published
~ Washington. d. c. All eonveyancing.
expense OIL the purchaser
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Trustee.
BY GEORGE E: FLEMING.
Vice President.
(Seall Attest:
Secretary jelO-dGds exSu
Evening star., 1932-06-20
ADAM A. WE5CHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Brick
Stores, Nos. 3105-3107 Four
teenth Street NV.

BY virtue of certain deeds of trust record
60; respectively, in Liber 1882, folios 289 and
trict of Columbia. and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. the undersigned trus-
tee ss By pre eacH1 on 81 sFoG JN 4
described real estate, situate in in the District
sT2tn psE5 of lot 81 in oI Luther beG FTsce sub
County II. folio I. Of the records OF the Of
lumbia. contained within the following metes
and bounds: BegiEning for the same on the
east line Of said lot So feet north Of the
beginning being the center of the wall be-
tween buildings known Nos 3lO3 and 3lo5
the east line of said lot II feet to the center
of the wall between buildings known as Nos.
west through the center OF said last-men-
tened wall tnd prolongation thereof to
southeasterly along the line Of said street
to point therein which would be intersect-
ed by a line drawn due west from the place
Of the wall between BUILDINGS known as Nos
sl03 and 3lo5 Fourteenth street NV. to the
fMMEpIATELy THEREAFrER,
dHson 0' part bledk ss rs!ce coum6a sgh
eee S2Sats Of NG 81 Iarsyor oS Of % ,se the p 81 M
lumbia contained within the following metes
and bounds Beginning for the same on the
east line OF said lot ~ feet north OF the
southeast corner of said lot. said point of
beginning being the center of the wall be-
tween buildings known as Nos. BIOS and 3l07
Fourteenth street northwest; thence north
along the east line Of said lot ii feet to the
center OF the wall between buildings known
northwest; thence west through the center
OF said aforementioned wall and prolonga-
tlon thereof TO the eaSterly line OF Four
teenth street; thence southeasterly along the
nne OF SAID street to point therein which
Vest from the place ot besinninF M ea"h thenes
sadnFs ne as Nos So5 and FoSI
ginning; improved by premises No. 3l07
Fourteenth street NV.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase
money TO ne paid in cash, balance in equal
lnstallments. represented by promisSory
notes OF the purchaser payable in one and
annum from day Of sale. payable semi-an-
nually, secured by first deed of trust upon
property sold. or all cash at option OF pur-
chaser. A deposit Of 81 900 on each parcel
required OF purchaser at sale. Examination
stamps and notarial fees at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from day of sale. otherwise trus-
tees reserve the right to resell property at
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after
some newspaper published in Washington
d. C.: or deposit may be forfeited or, with
out forfeiting deposit. trustees may avail
themselves OF any legal or equitable rights
- w. J. LAMBERT,
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