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THOA. ]. OWN q SON, AUCTUONxxRA.
1881 EYE st. NV.
TRusTELe SALE OF vALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, KNOWN
AS PREMISES 1882 YOt 6THIxT

By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust.
duly recorded in Lber No. b693. folio 4.
e sec, et the land Eeeerds o. tn. pas:
the party secured thereby. the UNDERLINED
trustee win sell at public auction, in frent
Of the premtses. on MONDAY. TIE
1TH az FoGkTAihr Phi e GdEoek HdtEoa Pr rn lsas e:
following -describsd land and premises,
designated Is and being lot two hundred
WaEen and Curtis j. HiIiyer's subdivision
Of lots in square one hundred and Nifty
one Q5D. as per plat recorded In Liber
20. folio 90 Of the records Of the ONCE Of
the % surveyo. Of the District Of Columbia.
three-stcry brick dweltng.
Terms Of sale: Ors.flfth Of the puY-
chase money to Be paid In cash, balance Ia
four equal inetallments, payable In one,
two three And fours yeafs, with intereet
st sM SsT ssHssna s a Her a. san1rn M ssys1S,s Ss
or all cash at the OPTION Of the purchaser.
A deposit Of $500 Win Be TsauireA at time
Of sale. An conveyaneing. Yecof6i1R. rev.
emu. 'tanSi e sss as sSs r ,,Ss:
the trustee reserves the risht to resell ths
property at the risk and cost Of defaultine
purchaser, after Ave days advertts:nent
In Washirston. D. c.
NATIoNAI. SAYINGS AND
1HusT Co.RAMX; Trustee.
fTssiAsnl :
I s.aaivzl w'1zos::; 1z:o:::;...,.
&nhI.AdaA A4IO
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER d SON, Auctioneers.
TRIIaTTEH aATE OF T'WO-ATORY AND

ADAM a. W&0(dLEn q SoNs AuCtA0neeIs. ..
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-sToRY AND
TANiNd SEVEN RooMS TWo
THNHousE TGT5tM GAHAS s4REET NokrH%ssf M 4SSs H!i
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust recorded IN
ss H. sS ss 1sssea, 0 y Ss isS 6 81 sp'
ipmbia. and At the request Of party secured
thereby. the undermined trustees vim ofIerr
rSs g.: 81 On SSN SSSSNsf .ne9n H R II f1snf na
81 MARCH, 1854. AT FIVE ocIocK
the T district str q oOiumsis. to VT: HIt Iet as IS
part. IN Il s1ae. na n
Vacaney' and Support" as per plat re-
District Of Columbia in Eber 81. at folio
IS. subject to the building line restric-
tion Is shown on said plat:
chase money 70 be paid in cash, balance
in equal installments. represented By prom
two and three years. with Interest At six
ssis semi Pa eannaaii9. H % seeured Cd By y hrst @ deed
OF trust upon property sold, or all cash. at
option Of purchaser. A deposit Of 5000
reauired Of purchaser at sale. ExAmina-
st.Ds snd FEES Cost Of
puTehaser: Terms. to be compiled With
within thirty days from day Of sale. other:
property. at risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser. after fve days Advertisement
1f 1.,1 sIeh l. resale @ in some nevspaper pub.
may be forfeited. or without forfeiting
deposit trustees may avail themselves Of
any legal or equitable rights against de-
TH5H2s T5ts2s sARREEEi 7. REEEt.
fe21. %. .2smh2.6 Trustees.
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KING H0N0RS FARMLAND
Briton Receives Heroism Medal
for Saving Employer. I

LONDON, March 2 GA 16-year- :
old farmland bowed before King
George at Buckingham Palace We'd
nesday and received from his ma
jesty the Edward Medal for Heroism!
He IS William God Of Backford, !,
Cheshire, who saved his employers
life by holding OF an enraged bull
with . pike.
The occasion was . formal cere-
mony In which the King also in-
vested Comdr. Edgar Britton, formerly
master of the 8. s. Berengaria, and
Cedric Hardwick, actor, with the
orders Of knighthood conferred in the
New Year honor list.
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railing apparent
ly made by the
iron bar Of the
rope ladder, he
W a s confident
that Lord Lau-
rence's statement
was true; that he
had used 1t that
morning In de-
scending to the
garden below.
Fordney, . -
dressing Billing
ham, remarked:
"The doctor sAvS
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your nephew was stabbed to death
between and 6 O'Clock this morning.
What time did you leave your room?"
"At exactly $50. I awoke very
early and not desiring to disturb the
household decided to take q walk. I
shaved before going out and slashed
my finger which undoubtedly accounts
for the blood on the ladder"
He held out his hand and the pro-
fessor saw q newly made cut on the
THIRD finger Of the RIGHT hand.
And 1t was minutes after 3
when you entered the front door and
was acquainted by your butler Of the
tragedy" questioned the professor.
That's right. looked at my
watch just before entering. Rather .
damning thing. isn't it,
DO you USUALLY 60 for such an
early morning walk?" asked Fordney,
ignoring the others sarcasm.
mo. First time in my life,"
promptly replied Billingham. so. I
suppose I'm considered q suspect"
'As ALL the evidence definitely
indicated no one entered your room
after you said you left, I'd say So"
responded Fordney.
WHY DID HE CONSIDER LORD
BILLINGHAM A SUSPECT?
(For Solution See Page D-s)
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An Early.Morning Walk.
BY H. A. RIPLEY

BY HI. A. RIPLEY.
~ ROF. FORDNEY carefully ex-
u amined the blood spots on the
old-fashioned rope flreescape
i lying on the balcony outside
Lord Laurence Billinghams
window. Was 1t human or animal
blood? Well, Scotland Yard would
soon determine that. Then after no.
ticing q fresh mark on the balcony
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THo6. ]. OWEN 4 SON. AU0TIoNKKR4.
143l EYE OT. NV.
TRU9TEY9 aAII or VALUABLE THRxI.
STORY AND HAGkM1NT RHIQx
pW0tiNo, KGQ6E A9 I3eAIe3e

Is. SHhEa, isip atl k2k2SEEr 24SEr A 4NoiHkNN1asT.
apEs' sssS:a e s:s s:lis,a ss ,s: & :a
q ceiumbia. and q ths. rsasest q tns
% ::sSr:s q: g: e sa'sss sss e: ss
RAxSSs:1SF ezS ~ iss4 y: A. ,Si|sI: RE-:
AZ; Il nS sne q
d:S :s :1 q s is.sa sss P:1da snd osh.2 q s::
q ess r :sua.: sSG l.eosd:S
Ok Columbia. described % fellows: Begin
ming for the same on the line Of Eye street
:s and ss9s eh.: % a'i from
shse't Ssins &c center center q ths vsss van st Is:
Vest Vest stzteea do isss e,sssa snd oS:
s:r 4. ,sss': .s s & Is: s z .s "a
snd eesShsH CID tsst; ths1s: s,,s eat # ',I5
aehs: II ts: n i'::
sSss q ss:r 8: e. e ~:
.. Fern: Fem q Sale; ons,third Of tn. pur:
per per cantum pef snnum, payable. semi:an::
nyally: fson day Of sa!s: secured .sfI BY deed .S
s:ss.s e Il oPa a lsssR:9 e: & .a. 4
rsser4ins. rec g. ets.. a CT q rsrcSsssr: Tse@:
Of sale 70 b eomplied With within thirty
days from day ef sale. ethefvise the trus-
eFty,. at the risk and cost of defaulting
pufcha aser, after ave days adveTtisement
In WAshinSton. D.
Surviving Trustee,
e0z 11th OE NV.
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1HgsTHs, TTo.srosY sAIz .I q Isn<r,pErAGHD b%4Sa6
sn.2y KNOWN AZ sRnx1sEs ess D STREET
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme
in Equity Cause No. 6560l. We viii sell at
fKIDAY. THx NiNTH DAY O. March.
1884, AT TWO O'CLOCK Pm the follow :
ine-desefibed land and premises. situate In
the District Of Columbia and being lot r.
,h. n per e;s =, TsscTssd ,s Il y: enc.
bia in Iber W. D. NJ. folio 60.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the pur.
chase money to b paid in cash and the
balance In two equal tnstallments. payable
In one and two years from the day Of sale.
ana 70 b represented by the promissory
notes Of the purehassr. bearins interest At
the rete Of SIX per. csntum Per Annum.
payeble semi-annvally. and secured BY
S es:S Of trust on The property sold: or al
S?to. 90 aspesit fsSuired UPON sceeDtanee
OF bid, All .eonveyaneing. notary fees and
recording at pufehAser's cost. Terms Of
sale to be compiled with within thirty
tees reserve the riRht TO sesen the property
At the risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser. Aftel dve dAyS' Advertisement Of
sueh resale in some nswSpaper published
IN "osashAisRffisss' oaAsfs' z: & 6GoaoAssros.
Commercial ma MatiGnal s1Ils,,.
wAtTR O MeBRoooM, '
National SAvinas Trust
fe2l -AAdbs. s1eu Tfustses.
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TRO0. J. OWEN 4 SONS. Auctioneere.
1A31 EYE II. NV
1R9nsIFES 9nsnI1F1ESS H1S1Ir S1.Tlla 1x rRrHIsss rH liz

TRusTIES RIeAlE OF PREMISES l12l
LOREEE STREET NORTHEA6T.
~ virtue Of Q deed Of trust. recorde4
n the recorder Of deeds once In Liber
e ths Sslty .ss1rs1 ths1shE Es EiM ed
9oI6Ssk II, - Il e "a ,ass!s 4oss. q
etaplss' subdivision Of part Of ''rrinidad."
asoye numbered premises. being . two
'sers Sssef 81 fd.slIsnss .sIe $3.50 e..h a.,.,.
euired. Properly to b sold subject 70 .
trust for 81. 500. particulafs Of which win
be announced at sale. Pufehase money
above said $500 trust to be paid In cash.
sta4ps. eonveyaneing and recording 70 g
petd. b. purcheseI, Sale tc Be elo.ed
post YIN - forfeited ard property win
b yoadvoItisod end roeold.
: XuifAx ~. HAILAAN.
!. .aassaa1kEs =. sAoAs ~
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Twins Twice in II Months.

Two sets Of twins in IL months II
the record of Mrs. M. Brown Of st.
Clements, England. The first pair
were . boy and girl and the new ar
rivals are girls. Mrs. Brown Is IS
years old and weighs 90 pounds.
Brown Is a. and q farm hand. They
were married In 1892. There Is no
record of twins having been born in
either Brown or Mrs. Browns family.
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TRUSTEE GALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT, SITUATE soUTHWEST

9sU Eo+ sAs sffux44 1T xAIu4s5E s15rR%E5T sgHP
ROCK cREEx HfiiS.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust,
dated March 20. 1898. being instrument
e; 1897. I.seIdsd Apsil Pm .i !; 1889. I, smSns ca
tumble; and Ct the rss9est Of the !., party
vii sell, at public auction. within the
q. NV. on WEDNtSOAY, TH1 sHy1NTH
4AY 9R HA9cH; Al; 1881; At ::..;Sse SNe
ana ssd premises. sns s.uts. N ass
Of Columbia. and desisnatsd as and being
lot in square 274b-C in Lattmer and
Ma,onsy's subdivision ~ per Plat recorded
In the once Of the surveyor for the Dis
trict Of Columbia In Hber 50. At folio 21.
subject to the building Line restrictions sit As Is
:ossn On o, 'sss .ssord plat also subject
Terms Of sale: One third Of the ,pur-
In two equal instalimentS, payable in one
and two years, with interest at six Per
centum per Annun. payable sem. annually
from day Of sale. secured BY deed OF trust
the option Of the purchaser. A deposit of
$500 will be required at time Of sale. All
conveyancing. recording. etc. at cost Of
purchaser. Terms Of sale to BE complied
With within thirty days from day Of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the flent
to resell the property at the risk ana cost
Of defaultine purchaser. after nve Gays
q ;1sh H rs;as
.o, .. HlNRx. &: 4. scHwENHAur1: n,1:..
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THOo. J. OWEN 4 SON. AUCTIoNKER6.
TRusTEEA SALE or VALUABLE M
OF An EIQHC.aC0RY. AopH6

FfREfRoor ArARTHHNr MoVG.
zES NSsHSSS4Ss HSSaS sTfSFfs s s. Tes5Xxis Hs5XE II
wheTsss dsfsait haytns been mad. in
er..t secured p on sn T.. sscs s
s!ast; s:s.!ns az: 5:ns..s :. 1sas .s2
folio si7. of the lana ian s records Is q he 'f Dis:
trict Of Columbia. and also IN the pay.
q eH x. q bos ss.s' sna a. q s e .ss
ssss..s 'iS sa@sa said q: a.se eassH 3 slsss I
us ;.s .as.sn 4 Il: 81 ss
TAt TwiNr!;sssi DAY pY q ~:
inc in the City Of Washington in the
District Of oolImbia: n.msIy;, lot ninety
ton Of lots seventy l70). seventy -one
t7D and seyenty-two t72l In square ere
5nadrss 5as rseorded cd i. S.r c 7 e
records Of the. ofhee q the survssor 81
tho District Of Columbia. toesther with
AZ buiidinss and improvsmsnts Of every
ensines. boilers. elevators: aynamos. and
also oil. each and every Of the permanent
fxtures Of every kind and description. in
nectlOn tnereW1tn, Win AL ana singular
the WAYS: easements; fights. PRIVILEGES and
premises belonging or in any wise apper-
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the pur.
chase price in cash. Of which . depostt
Of $500 must be made with. the tfus-
tee at time Of sale. and the balenee In
equal notes Of the purchaser. payable In
one and two years After date Of sale. with
interest at the rate OF Ave and four-tentnS
per cent (1:4%) per annum and PAYABLE
TIE n. ps9psrty sol, o. an cash: q ne or
70 BE- complied WITH, within fifteen days
from date Of sale. in default Of which
the property viii be relold at the Yisk and
cost Of the defauitins purchaser After
hvs days Advertisement in some news.
paper published in W1shintton D. C., all
title examination. recording
and revenue stamps to be at the expense
'' 'H5 GNGoN Ressn:rs :TrRsaulsr ooxrANY OF
By GEORGE Z. FLnlINo.
Vice President.
tsfsD sDv,,ecA Atts;t; tfs,r,
Secretary
HAMILTON 4 HAMILTON.
Union Trust Building.
,.a7.a.su Aist99lTnss{' ias9l.s{ for parties secured.
HTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST.
poned until TUI6OAY. TIE SiXTH DAY
OF MARCH AID. 1884. AT THE 8AME
~ sY Or oR61R Or THE TRUSTEE,
fe27-dGsu. .inclmh6
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MI INu T e
Can You, a.
SOWXE~e|

inoloSy at = famous 10 % %university. His
advice is often sought By the police Of
many cities when confronted with par
ticularly banning cases. This problem.
which has only one possible solution,
covering hundreds Of criminal investi-
cations.
Evening star., 1934-03-02
Irish Shipyards Reopening.

6hipyardS OF Northern Ireland ar(
reopening to begin construction Of
ships Of many kinds. The latest I'd
resume u the east yard of Harland
b Woln. who have just laid the keels
for two twin-screw motor ships for the
Blue Star Line. They will be 1900
tons each, SIS feet long. With Q bear
q 10 fest and q spood q Is knots y
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TRO0. J, OWENS & SON, AUCTIONYIRS,
1881 EYE St. NV.

nqS416s S4z6p as1s me- e yH1TAs5E n1H;s srh6: h6.
S4lRr SAR At EoR4aw1s4N! asis 1MNFxiz1s1aaHTE wzsaalHEo.
ToH. p; G.. 0oNTAiNINd sIx ROOMS
duly recorded In Iiber No. 6I6O, folio 3S6
ct seQ.. Of the land records of the District
Of Columbia. and At the request Of the
truSfess viii sell at public auction. In front
Of the premises. ON THUN0DAY, THE
xMST DAY QF M4FcH, AD 1884. At
1owinS described land and premises situate
in the District Of Colsmeis. and destlnated
.na ssa. *. "a e lot: nsa.
Harry kardman and Themas P. Bones IN
six t21oel. As per plat recorded IN the
Columbia in Iiber "a. at folio 4.
Terms: SOLD subject TO 4 prior deed Of
trust for &10.00O.OO. further PARTICULARS Of
which win be announced at time Of sale:
the purchase price above said trust to be
Daid ene-third In cash, balance In monthly
payments Of $4,000. A deposit Of $500. 90
required. Conveyancing. recording. ETC., At
purchaser's cost. Terms to be compiled
with within thirty days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be advef-
tised ana re9old At the discretion OF the
tfu1teea.
JAMB0 D. HOBBS.
HOWARD A. BURNS.
fs16,20,23.2o.26 Trustees.
e1Tne above sale has been postponed until
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
THOs. J. OWEN 4 SON, AUCTiONEfRS.
1881 EYE 81. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNnG-
PROVED REAL ESTATE. PACING
ABOUT 276 FEET ON KLINGLE
AVENUE ANO RQCK CREEK RARK

ABOUT s7e ImT OH KLfNGLG
AVENUE AND ROCK cREix PARK.
sesss s:s ssas'a No. dsss
ct SEQ; Ct the land record, Of the Dss:;
part, thsass, as he sssi q
trustee win sell at public auction. in
THG EfaHH Il n Bay 81 aUaRY Ap
1884. AT FouR-THiRTY O'CLOCK PM.
situate in the District Of Columbia: and
e land .nd s. snf Rsri 81 ss
ve and anssn Six astn p
ance with a plat fled In proceedinss in
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia.
the north line Of Kiinsle road where said
westerly line Of Porter street. as con-
ssoa nHsa ssss ::s :sn. Is ..s ross
psfp sH he Rom snf soet Ct lse si .in .Ss 1Sn
ming thence, alonE said Klinele road the
three following courses ard distances: ID
north q degrees Is minute. 2S seconds
minutes; 81 seconds vest 12o: % feet;
as ssa ro.s as; nolss 4 s..ns ...
s2o;47 feet to said. southvesterly line Ct
Porter street. condemned ~ aloresaid'
thence southeasterly along said line. on
the arc Of . circle having . radius Of
40a: 80 feet. an arc distance Ais feet
to the point Of beRinning. With the risht
Of way over the roads laid down in sub.
In deed recorded in Liber 30e2. folio n.
Of the land records Of the District Of o.
lumbia; subject also to rieht OF way Tor
sewer purposes sranted to District OF
Columbia By deed recorded in liber 1858.
folio ia. Of the land records.
Terms Of sale: All cash. II the pur-
rive a. note for Sd. 900 secured 81 nrst
deed Of trust upon the property sold. said
note being payable In three years. with
interest at six per cent per snnuni pay.
able semi-Annually and the purchaser to
psy pa. the. the usual usual brckerass. thereof II II
the purchase price shall be paid in cash.
A deposit Of $1,000 will be required at
time Of sale. All conveyaneing. reeording
revenue stamps. etc. At cost of purchaser.
Terms Of sale to be complied with within
nfteen days from day Of sale. otherwise
the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property. At the risk and cost Of default
Ing purchaser. after hve days advertise
ment of such resale In some neWspaper
published in Washington. D. 9.
AMERICAN 4DCuErrY AND
TRUST C01(rANY. Trustee.
BY WN. I. 1EAiE
(SeAi) Attest:
A. n. SHIILINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
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1D1N A. WE9CHiR { son. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE or TWO-eTORY-AND-
BAaEdKNT BRICK DWELLING. 8 r.
AND D; M;;M.H;; M1C. ;.r NO. 21o

By virtue Of q deed Of trust. recorded In
Iiber No. eS7a. folio 4se q. seq. one Of
the land RECORDS Of the District Of Colum,
bia. and at the request Of party secured
thereby. the undermined trustees Will o6er
for sale By public auction In front 81 @
THfRTY oCLOCK' PM. the .follo!ins-
described property in the District OF Go.
lumbia, to Wit: Lot Is in J. A. 9. Prentiss
subdivision Of lots in square 071. aS per
plat recorded in Book J. II. 4. paee 81.
In the once Of the surveyor for said Dis
Terms Of sale: Oue-fourth Of the pur-
chase money to be paid In cash. balance in
equal installments. reprssented BY promis-
.ory notes of DuIehaser Payable in one;
two and thfee years. With interest 1t o
Per gent per ". snnHm iron u<. Say OF Of ;s1si s1:i
deed Of trust upon property sold. G ~
cash. at option Of purchaser. A DEPOSIT
Of $4,000 required Of purchaser ut sale.
ING; revenue stamps end notaEial Zee: fs e
With within thirty days from day Of sale,
otherwise trustees reserve eho right 20 reeeu
property at risk and cost q dsi,aulsintt
Of such re,aie N so~s nevspapsr pnnnsn- s,
be forfeited. or without forfeiting deposit
or eauitahle rishts against defaulting PUP
MELVIN p. BER6MANN.
HAfHfHRYTH
Evening star., 1934-03-02

Perhaps YOU have q story or prob
lem you would like to submit to Prof.
Fordney. II SO. send it to him care of
this paper. He will be delighted to
receive 1t.
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AUCTION sALEs-TOMORROW,

GREENBERG Of washington. Auctioneer.
Auction of antiques Currier 4 Ives
prints. books, works Of art. SAT. MARCH
3. PM. 1st st. NV. at N. Y. ave.
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Assistant Secretary.
ja20.dkds. exAu

k9THE ABOVE GALE HAS Been Pogr.
RSrsd paY oT Sns1l Tgn1aH TghsDaAHr THE iss1 TsxsSa AZ
same place and SANE HOUR.
BY ORDER or THE TRUSTEE.
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fHThe above sale has besn postponed until
MONDAY. THE SECOND DAY or APRIL.
1884, AT TWO O'CLOCK PM. same place.
ny ORDER or THE TRUSTEES.
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nTHE ABOVE SALE 10 FURTHER POST.
sIxTH DAY Or IKBRuARY. 1854. AT
FOUR-THrRTY O'CLOCK Pm, seme Place.
BIZ Order or THE TRUSTEE.
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the above sale has been postponed rAtil
MONDAY THE FIFTH DAY Or NAEdH
AID. 1884. AT THE SAME HOUR and
BY ORDER OF THE TRusrE.
fe2T.mh25
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lx3I EfE II. NV,

fe2o.21.24.as. 70 mh2 .3.B.e.7 -
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INSTALLMENT XVI.

<<@N the night Of the un-
~ fortunate affair."" amend
ed Packy. did you tell
~ any one you were going
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THoe. J. OWEN d SON, AUCTIONKIRA
1881 EYE ST. NV.

fs2I -d&dhs. sxsuAhoi
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(To Be Continued. }
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-02
DIVIDEND GRANTED
 STORE CREDITORS
TempletOn Co Receiver to Pay 5 Per Cent - COn=
 tinuanCe Sanctioned

Several receivership matters were disposed of at the short cal endar session of the superior court before Judge Arthur F. Els to- day. In the Charles A. Templeton company receivership, permission was granted for the payment of a , per cent dividend to creditors and for continuance of the re- ceivership for another four months. It was shown that the business is being conducted in a satisfactory manner by MT Tenn pleton, acting receiver.
 Permission was granted to bring foreclosure proceedings in the Tracy Bros receivership against a paying mortgage. Permission was granted to pay taxes in the Waterbury Tack Co receivership. Judge Els reserved decision on the application asking permission to pay sales commission of a couple of hundred dollars.
 Several compromise offers were approved in the Merchants Trust Go receivership. They are those of Emma Miskey, J. Keefe, Napp's Inc, and Margaret Kennedy. The second mortgage proposition of Robert Rein, regarding the acquisi- ton of Home Loan Bonds, also, was approved. /
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-02

But seeing that I shall not want
 it myself, That may as well pass on to
 Ern. There isn't much else I can leave
 that I know, Not having had much since be-
 ing born. But as I write this I've a watch
 Git does go), If he thinks he would like it.
 for Torn. By the way-put, away out of
 sight-so they say, I've a number of books, penned
 by Dickens. And If Mother would like to &C.,
 cept them, she may, Also all that remains of the E 'pickin's.' "Now most things are settled, but
 there's one thing still would like carried out-to the
 letter; That when the time comes, as it
 certainly will, No black shall be worn-'twill
 be better. "So like the old woman of Nursery
 Rhyme. Who, with nothing else left in
 the cupboard, Endeavors to while away what's left to Time sign myself Ed Henry Hub-
 bard'." Hubbard left estate valued at $570 at par.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-02

In cooperation with the state board of fisheries and game, the local Boy Scout Council will join in with other councils all over the state in a bird-feeding campaign. The distribution will begin tomor- row and will continue through next week as the recent heavy snowfalls have made the plight of the birds serious one.
 Three local bakers have agreed to furnish scouts with stale anG dry bread for feeding purposes. Scouts may secure the feed by calling at the Continental Baking company, the General Baking com : pany or the Raymond Brothers baking company. Details of the plans for placing feed boxes and trays in good locations are now being worked out by Arthur D. Marston, scout executive.
 The state board, in asking the support of the scouts, stated in a telegram that the condition of the birds would be serious one dur ing the next few weeks and that thousands would die unless foo6 Is furnished them artificially.
 Snow covers most of the terri tory outside the states towns and cities and has made it almost im-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-02
WORD LIKE MAY
 COST GREAT SUM
Panama Treaty Is Liable to Cost U. s. $lOO,OOO
 Per Year

Washington, March 2 - (UP) - The single word 'like", con. tained in the treaty of 1903 be- tween the United States and the Republic of Panama, was consid- cred likely today to prove an ex- pensive word to the U. s. govern ment. On it's interpretation may depend whether. the United States must pay the Panama government annually $250,000 in gold dollars with a content equal to the dollar of 1903, or whether the obligation may be paid in the present deval- uated dollar. The difference would amount to approximate $100,000 (devaluated dollarsl per year.
 The question was raised by the refusal of the Panama government to accept a U. s. treasury warrant for $25O,00O payable in U. s. cur rency" as satisfaction of the treaty obligation. The disputed clause reads:
 The government of the United States agrees to pay to the Repub- lie of Panama the sum of ten mill lion dollars ($1O,00O,000O in gold coin of the United States on the exchange of the notifications of this convention and also an annual payment during the life of this convention of two hundred and if. ty thousand dollars ($250,000) in like gold coin.