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A11lARY RAYMOND
e 1884 NEA SERVICE. mo.

I "Well," Peter asked, "is the
world coming to an end! Innk
of meeting you before noon"
| Don answered the affectionate
raillery with low growl. Beast
llv head. l rang for the papers"
He opened a folded newspaper.
A moment later he glanced up.
"You haven't seen this yet,
Peter?" :, ...x -.
Don said, "Well, you'll have to
see it! It's that Valeria0"
Peter reached for the rc;xspa-
per. After a while, read. 6 me,
chemically, scarcely taking in the
details of what he read. he heard
Don's voice. -
81 think you're lucky to find
out the truth about that girl.
Now that you know, I'll tell you
something else. This isn't the
first time she's been at Van BaE
lens. She was there one night
when | dropped in. saw her
bag on the table-the one you
brought her from Paris. ''-
Peter said, "Never mind, DoIl,"
and left the room. -,
Don followed him to the hall.
Heth ought Peter looked i'll, sunk.
you're really lucky"
run bach to bed, Donnie,'
Peter said.
He drove straight to Valeria's
apartment. A sober-eyed maid
lopened the door. Her voice was
agitated, miss Valeria's not upt
Iyet. sir" -
"I'll wait" Peters tone, was
grim. The maid shut the door
I quickly behind her. -. :
The house was wrapped in still
mess. Last Christmas morning,
Peter remembered, he had COME
over and found it filled with peo-
pie. Everybody had been laughing
and talking; the phone ringihg;'
the doorbell ringing. Valerfa had
been opening PACKAGES. ~
He had just returned from
abroad and his gift = ths gold
party bag with the ieweled motioA
| gram-had been among them. !
After the others had gone he
and Valeria had driven to the
park. The trees and shrubs were
fantastic shapes, covered with
snow. Last night he had thought
it sweet of Valeria to rer1embyr.
The door opened and she en-
tered the room. Valeria's face
was white, her eyes frightened.
She came to him, raising her lips
to his. But Peter did not kiss
her. He grasped her wrists, held,
her away from him and gazsd
coldlv down at her. -.
Valeria whispered, Surely Sou
don't believe those dreadful
things in the newspaper !! IF .ycitilf
only not get excited, Peter, dear,
| can explain" ~.
(To be cottinued)' =.
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By Williams

his son, Harrell Melton, for a few
days.
Mr.. J. B. Lambe was a recent
visitor Of Mr.. c. l.. Nix.
Mr.. Fred billiard called on Mr..
Nathan Stepp Sunday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Jackson,
Of OT's Camp, visited relatives in
this section Sunday.
Miss Margie Laughter had as
her guest Sunday, Miss Eloise
Merreli.
Mr.. William Martin called or
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Lambe recent
ly.
Miss Hester Gilbert visited
Miss Zelma Nix last Monday af-
ternOOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hoots and
little daughter, Aleen, called on
Mr.. Washe Freeman Sunday OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Nix had as
their dinner guests Friday, Mr.. b.
T. Nix, Mr.. w. Freeman, Mr..
Perry Hoots, and Miss Thelma
Blackwell.
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T0ruRHG

Idishes and put them in hot suds.
Sarah and ANN would "do' them
later.
Come along with us to a
movie, Ann" Sarah suggested:
at will serve Tony right to find
nobody home. Do you suppose
| he could be- i'll? Maybe you
should phone, Ann"
Presently they were gone, CIV
| ing Ann the chance to crawl mis-
erably to her room and let tears,
held back so long, have their way
to weep her heart out.
She was still awake, hours
later, when Sarah returned. Still
awak when Christmas chimes be-
gan to ring heralding the advent
of a glad day. And then at last
Ann slept-slept untilthe' tele-
phone aroused her. She heard
Sarah's voice, calm and cool.
"Sure, AIMS here. No, | won't,
She isn't awake and she didn't
sleep any last night and"
'I'm awake" Ann called. She
was desperately relieved. Suppose
something had happened to Tony
Suppose he really was ill.,
"Hello."
"And, this is the dim-wit who
loves you" -,
"Ohw Then he hadn't eben i'll
or hurt.
"Tm coming right over. We're
having Christmas dinner together
At the SWEETEST joint in town.
Ann, can you ever forgive me?"
Well, thought Ann, it was best
| to make the most Of this fast
waning holiday. Tony had been
drinking. That hoarse note in his
voice told the story. He had prob
ably stopped for a drink some
where on his way over last night.
1t didn't take many drinks to
knock Tony out.
cpl get ready" she said duly.
She went back to her room.
Sarah fairly flung tn morning
newspaper at her.
. "Let Tony wait, Ann, and read
those headlines. And look at the
Ipicturesv
Ann stared at the huge black
type. Society Group Principals
in Near Tragedy" Pictures . O..
Valera Benefits eyes, staring
innocently out at her.
T'm glad that double-crossing
Valera BENEFITS been found
out" Sarah said. eff l don't miss
my guess, she's lost more than
her reputation"
The story ran that party had
been in progress at Van Balen's
apartment at an early hour of
the morning when an inebriated
and jealous husband - Marvin
Walters - had joined the group
unexpectedly, brandishing a pis-
tol.
Guests had wisely barricaded
themselves in, but not before the
invader had shot at Van Balen,
slightly wounding him. In the eX-
element someone called the po-
lice.
"Well," said Ann. "baybe il
won't make any difference to
Peter Kendall about his fiancee
being there. Nothing seems to
make any difference any more
Presently, she thought unhap'
ply, Tony would be explaining
And not long after that he would
be kissing her-and so the hur
and disappointment of last nigh
would be tucked away. Perhaps
l after awhile it would be forgot
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ten.
On Christmas Eve, Peter had
driven Valeria out to Kendall
wood to see mammoth Christ
mas tree which had been decorat-
ed for the children of the COM
munity. 1t was a brilliant spec
tacle, loaded with toys and' blaZ-
ing with lights.
Peter parked the car and got
out, holding out his hand to Va
leria. :.
eff you don't mind, I'll wait
J for you here" she said. cts ter
ribly cold and these thin shoes
are hardly the thing for all that
snow"
Back in a moment" Peter
said.
Valeria watched, her lips curl,
ing little,as his long strides car
ried him to the crowded area
about the tree. People crowded
about him. Shook his hand.
Peter looked as though he were
actually enjoying it all. How
could he, with all those kid:
shrieking and yelling about him
As the minutes passed, Valeria':
Irritation increased. Sometime:
Peter was impossible. Letting hel
sit there freezing while he millet
about with factory workers.
He came up just then, two big
red apples in his hand. "Have
one"
"No, thanks" Valeria replied
coldly.
Peter said, "You couldn't get
the picture off here in the car,
Val" -.
81 saw quite enough" She
tried to keep the irritation out of
her voice.
"Bored?" queried Peter quietly
Valeria's intuition came to her
rescue. Sorry, l IVES such a
wretch. But I have a headache.
I've had one all night"
"Why didn't you tell me-" He
was all concern in an instant.
"Wc'll stop somewhere and get
something for it."
"No. | have a tablet at home
that gives quick relief. And be
sides, Darling, I've just realized
I haven't wrapped your present
Or anybody's-and it's getting
late"
"Surely you won't bother witt
wrapping when you're feeling
ill.," Peter said. e.,
"I'll be ali right after take
the tablet" She seemed quite
cheerful now. Suddenly her voice
dropped to a soberer note. "What
worries. me is cutting our evening
short. | had planned that wee
have a cozy little supper some
place. Just you and |, Peter"
He scarcely heard her low
voice. He was thinking of the
way that. crippled kid had grab
bed at those skates. The boy
couldn't use them, yet he would
not have exchanged them for any
thing on the tree.
Valeria was saying, "We'll q
riding in the park tomorrow
Peter. Remember last Christina
how pretty it looked? The snow
was deeper than this, wasn't it
And the trees were marvellous
Come early-about nine will b
all right. Well go to the park
It will be white and beautiful.
4 4 4
Peter was having breakfas
alone when Don came into tn
dining room next morning.
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POINT LOOKOUT

POINT LOOKOUT, Dec. s.
Miss Zelma Nix had as her week
end guest, Miss Thelma Blackwell
and Willie Johnson, both Of Ed
NEVILLE.
Mr.. Sheriff. Melton is visiting
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MRS. E. R. MORGAN, !, = :.
DAUGHTER OF LATE
SENATOR IS, DEAD

PASADENA, Calf, Dec. g.
(UP). - Mrs. Elizabeth Reeve
Morrow, 80, daughter of the lAte
Senator Dwight Morrow Of New
Jersey, and sister Of Mrs, Anhs
Morrow Lindbergh, died here TO;
day of pneumonia and conpllca-
tions following an appendix OPP
GRAFTON.
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FIRST woNhANiS MEDICAL
SCHOOL ORGANIZED IN
BOSTON, NOV ! lS4S.
ANSWERS to Previous Questions

Answers to Previous Questions
uANDY started jazz music with
IL his Memphis Blues" He
also composed the "St. LOUIS
pines ;, "BeaIe Street" and other
similar pieces. The Masonic
hook was an American edition Oh
hnderson's Constitutions of the
Freemasons; containing the HIS
torv, charges, Regulations, etc.
nf that most Ancient and Right
worshipful Fraternity. samuei
Gregory organized the Boston f e
male Medical School, Win -
pupils
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giving day.
Mr.. Fred Murray, of Clarks-
vile, Ga, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Murray, Of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pridmorc
had the misfortune of losing a
fine COW recently.
Mr.. Geo. PridmOre and daugh-
ters, Irene and Frances, made a
business trip to Hendersonville on
Saturday of last week.
= Gardner and Marjorie Edward
Shipman visited their mother,
who is seriously i'll in sanitarium
at Morganton.
Miss Allie Patterson of Green
vile, S. c., visited her mother,
Mrs. Ella Patterson, Sunday.
Mrs. Toy Smith and two chill
dren, of Davidson River, spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Murray, while
Mr.. Smith made a business trip to
Spartanburg, S. G.
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

oLNlIN ElLNL WA
Ann HolliSter, pretty and 20
finds work in a library. She
falls in love with Tony Mickle,
commercial artist, although warn
ed against him by Sarah Kent,
her roommate.
Later she meets Peter Ken
dali. wealthy and prominent, who
is engaged to Valeria, Bennett,
society girl. Valeria spends
much of her time with a gay
crowd without Peter knowing
, about it.
Tony asks Ann to marry him
and she agrees. Although Tony
has promised to settle down
and save money so they can be
married he does not do this
Sarah becomes engaged to John
rMacDonald and displays an en-
gagement ring. Tony promises
Ann a ring for Christmas gift
Sarah and Ann prepared fes'
tive Christmas Eve dinner but
Tony fails to appear.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER X
Mac crossed to the telephone
"Tll find out where Tony is" he
said. 81 went by for him but he
was busy and said he'd be here in
plenty of time for dinner. When
ITony's busy, the sky could fall"
He gave the operator the num-
her, waited, but there was nc
answer.
"You should have brought him
along" Sarah said reproachfully,
AIMS face burned at the impli-
cation in Sarah's words. "Why?
Tony doesn't need a nurse"
Mac said, uncomfortably, "Shall
/ dash out and look about a lit
tle?"
No." said Ann sharply.
"Please, I'd rather you would
not"
Mac returned to his chair. He
looked sober, troubled.
Ann said, with an effort at
brightness, 'Let's dish up, Sarah.
We won't wait on Tony. He
doesn't deserve a hot dinner, be-
ing more than an hour late"
They sat down at the table,
keeping up the pretense of gay
ETY.. Keeping up the pretense of
believing Tony would come stray
Cling in at the end. Ali through
the long meal they were pretend
ing, Mae doing his best, his
booing bass filling the unhappy
lapses.
Afterward they stacked the
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HOLLY SPRINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Manson Hamilton
and son. Arthur, were dinner
guests of their daughter and sis
ter, Mrs. Harl Hart, on Thanks
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SPECIAL SALE-Tryon Home
spuns, $3.50 yard. Woven rugs
at special prices. Mountain In
dustries and Gift Shop, Sky
land Hotel.
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EVERY KIND OF A PAJAMA
YOU could want. In fact every
kind of a pajama any man
. could ask for. Universal Pa
iamas at Rosenberg's.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Company.
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PHILCO, the perfect gift for the
student, for the office for the
home. Generous holiday terms,
liberal trade-in allowance. Brun-
son Furniture Co.
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SHIRTS are what a man wants
for Christmas, so why not give
'em to him? Best selection in
town. Rosenberg's. !"
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REPAIR-Remodel or add perma-
nent improvements on easy
terms. See, phone or write US
for information. Rigby-Mor-
row Co., lumber, builders sup
plies, millwork. Fourth avenue
east. Phone 81.
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Is OUR NEW STOCK of &C
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WILL PAY CASH for oak and
pine logs and lumber, or will
exchange building materials
for logs and lumber. Hender-
sonville Lumber Company. =
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MONEY TO LEND for moderniz-

ing your home. We will be glad
to give you any possible assis-
tance in arranging for your
F. H. A. loan. Our planning
and estimating departments are
at your service at all times.
Consult us at once. Hender-
sonville Supply & Coal Co.
Phone 500.
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PAY YOUR TAXES-County,
City and Street assessment,
with Tax Bonds. big discount.
| have them. Phone 80, o..
Roy Keith, Real Estate.
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WOULD GIVE small desirable
family free house rent for care
of property at Tuxedo. +. d.
Bell. s.
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r. SAFE or TRADE-1925
..a Master Six truck.
ca-mm Dana, y. c.
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GET YOUR CHRISTMAS PHIL
co now. Pay it next year.
Special holiday terms and lib
eral trade in allowance. Brun-
son Furniture Co. <
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WITHOUT FXACCERATION the

fines. collection Of Christmas
Gift neckwear we have ever
shown. and at a price to fit
everyone. Rosenberg's. =
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<0-RELP (Female)
<f-Real Estate
''-MiscelIaneous
Special Notices

Can ,G TO MIAMI this week.
e., f 3 .npdate one passeng-
Z D. Box 335.
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COOLEY'S OFFERING - Mems
all wood O'coats and top coats
best known brands specially
priced from S3.45. CoOley's
Second Hand Store.
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SALE

I-Autos and Accessories
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The Tuxedo Feed
Store, has complete line Of
feeds for poultry. cows, hogs,
rabbits. See us for best
prices. Houston Feed Store. :
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SPECIAL-Chicken Dinner Sum
day for 25c. Browns Cafe,
in front court house.
Evening star., 1934-09-14
THOMAS j. OWEN & SON. Auctioneer,
1431 Eye st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING A SEMI-DETACHED
coSfsISiSd c%2rsT8SY r9sH4 SRIGK p6os 2%EILING RN
TWO BATHS: ALSO Two.CAR BUILT
TAIEf7-NfsTH STREE STREET NoRTa| sfa3
BY virtue Of Q certain deed Of trust
recorded In Liber No. 6242. at folio 1O7
Of the land records of the District Of Col
s. the 05 the s
on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY-FTF DAY
qE1RTF GE TFPTEMsSS nonodk f9S4 t5a At nEE5s
described land and premises situsts In.
District OF Columbia. and being lot I6uni
bered fourteen t14) in square nEInbere,
dral Highlands" as per plat recorded h
Liber County No. 21, folio 43. 81 thl
records Of the ONCE of the SURVEYOR fcI
the ri2 District Ct Of a,c ,coiqpm5iss pIlds.
fourth Of the purchase. price in cash. d
balance in three installments In one. tWI
and three years respectively. with interes|
annum. and secured By deed Iced % Of -ist oi
the property sold. or all cash aeHthe opI
ton Of the purchaser: taxes paid or adj
pay interest. en- purchase price from datI
of sale to date of settlement at six (6I
per centum per annum; all eonveyancina| !
cost of the purchaser; good title or no said
A deposit Of S250.00 will be required Al
the time Of sale and settlement to 81
sale, or deposit forfeited. and the the propertl
resold at the cost and risk OF the default
ing purchaser. after five (5) days previouI
advertisement of said resale in some neWSI
paper published in Washington d, g,
J. WHITLEY. JACOBS.
s25 18th st. NV.
se1o.12. 14,17.1o.2 202I 22,s4.25
Evening star., 1934-09-14
THos. ]. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs
1881 EYE ST. NV.
PUBLIC SALE OF BONDS OF SECURrT
STORAGE AND SAFE pEPOsl

BY virtue Of. and In accordance with.
the provisions of two certain promissory|
notes daed 23 Isea and -
American Security and Trust Cpmpanyj
Washington D. c.. or order. and TO thd
Union Trust Company of the District Of
Columbia. or order. and at the request o1
occurred under the terms Of said promis7
sorry notes. the undersigned viii sell. IN
separate lots. by public aution. in tho
ofhce OF Vernon @. Owen. trading sd
Thomas J. Owen & Son. 1881 Eye Street
b91 b2rth"eSt HE EasalRfssn p E. o DAT THuS
O'CLOCK PM. the following described
collateral security pledged for the paymend
to wit: Lot No. First and refundina
mortgage bonds of the Security Storaga
and Safe Deposit Company, Incorporated
q. corporation organized under the laws %
face amount Of $50. 1000, payable on Ms5
!. 1895. with interest coupons Of Maa
/. 1890. and subsequent thereto, annexed
bearing interest at the rate Of 8 per cent
per per annmm mum sag .aS 6onas naS being part OF
ratabiy secured by mortgage or deed Of
trust, dated May /. 1916. upon thd
property Of the company In said morteasd
or deed Of trust described. Lot No. 2-|
] $50 800. n of =" the A same issue s's security, ma
turity date. and otherwise as sbov3
stated for bonds in Lot. No. 1, WITH
coupons of May /. 1880, and subsequent
thereto annexed: further particulars oi
which will be announced at the time Of
to the UNDERSIGNED before the sale
Terms of sale: All cash. Each lot oI
bonds TO be sold separately. AL partiej !
in interest please take notice.
se1415 H9MAS HIs is J. OWEN ct,S-. 4 son;
Evening star., 1934-09-14

1851 Eye street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IMPROVED b TWo-SToRY
sEs hKSK BSDasH ss15asfd kNoWH HoukTEENfh A REEM
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
SEQ. OF Of the e. land records @ OF Of the R District Of
secured thereby; the UNDERSIGNED trustee
g1fss w Se m pTRf TR6sY sgctGh 4HE il f59a G ths
DAY or SEPTEMBER. AD: 1894. AT
loRns a3d a1d thf Situate
In the District of Columbia and deSignat.
ssllxty;seven ts7( in Harry 4; Kites com
t31. west Aolmeud Manor" as per plat re-
Z; and part Of lot numbered thirty-eight
S. Robbins subdivision in said block num-
bered three t3). West Holmead Manor"
as per plat recorded in said surveyors Of;
e @ a Pa2ee b9sF as as f f66as d9o 1
the northeast corner of said lot sixty
seven l67. and running thence south
along the west line Of Fourteenth street.
line. 100 feet to the west line Of said lot
west line. 30 feet; thence east parallel
with the south line of said lot sixty
seven tbI). ~ IeeC, thence nOTtnedSLeIly
% feet, more or less. to the southeast cor
ner of said lot thirty-eight t3sl; and
thence east 80 feet along the north hne
Of said lot sixty-seven (67). to the point
of beginning.
Terms of sale: One-fifth Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance
in four equal installments. payable in one,
two; three and four years. with interest
at SO per centum per annum. payable
semi-annually. from day of sale. secured
by first deed of trust upon the property
sold. or all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser A deposit Of $500 will be required
at time of sale. All conveyancing. record
ing revenue stamps. etc. at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within 30 days from 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 pub
lished in washington. D. c.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COM
PANY Trustee.
BY WILLIAM L. BEALE Vice President.
(Seal) Attest: A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
se4-d&ds. .exSu&h
Evening star., 1934-09-14
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
HOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS.
l431 EYE ST. NV.
ANGUS w. MCLEAN and CHARLES L.
WAINWRIGHT. Attorneys.
Southern Building.
oF TR1sT A6 NOTE r M yPRRsE PkRsENF PRIN RsE
CIPAL a Al, SYM zrS OF y, $l98;o2S "a; 4 Sc; Sc
ON APPROXIMATELY 3537 70S

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ghE1 eERAa sSM EzST g BEsp kEaso2s og p 4ag sE
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IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MARY
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on August IL, 1884. in the matter Of Edgar
8. Kennedy. bankrupt bankruptcy No,
pistriet National .Bank Of Msshingten:
4Ss S5fs bxS OF % EEPAX EEPkM5HR T
A.D. 1884 AT TWO O'CLOCK PM; the
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S1D Of ss3s SsIss 2 Oy os REDUCED E t to
terest thereon at the rate of six per cent
per am annum m, from & May 1: ig3s the prineipaii al
per ons 6s5nS nI shf rate
February Is. .1943, when the balance then
unpaid shall become due and payable: said
note bene iadorsed By Kennedy Brothers
e IN Ssr e eZ ga dste a oa h ia ad ~
known as 'Kenvood originally, consisting
consisting Of an unreleased portion Of ap-
Of This tract eoverna the sad s 6eed oi
trust is available for inspection at the
Offices Of the undersigned receiver at 1406
@ Street Northwest by applying to Mr..
Lochte.
Terms of sale: All cash. Deposit of
balance of purchase price to be paid within
ten days. otherwise deposit may be forfeited
and the note advertised and reSold at the
discretion of the receiver.
NORMAN r. HAMILTON
Receiver of District National Bank
Of Washington. 1406 @ st. NV.
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