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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-12-21
Trade ohgrce.2vnt
 Si gsned Between
 US. and hoI.a~d
tBy The Associated Press)

tBy The Associated Press)
 Washington, Dee. 21st- The ninth reciprocal trade agreement consumated un- der the administrations for eign trade program was signed between the U. s. and Holland, today.
 The pact provides for mu- tual tariff concessions and is to become effective Feb ruary lst. Details of the pact were withheld until Monday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-12-21
Announces The Quelling Revolt
 Industrial Area
(By The Associated Press)


 Mexico City, Dec. 21st- The Mexican government announced today that it had frustrated the revolution ary plot in Orizaba and Ve- ra Cruz, the industrial cen- ter and stronghold of the Laborista Party. They re- ported they seized arms and ammunition and that six persons had been arrest ed in the raids.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-12-21
New Years Eve
 Dance Announced

Announcement was made today in the Daily Nugget of the big New Years Eve Frolic to be given at the Pioneer Hall, Tuesday, Dec. 31st.
 It was reported that the affair would follow out the general lines of former dances on New Years Eve, with noice makers, decora- tions, special dance orch- estra and featured entertain ment for the evening.
 The announcement is ad- vertised early so that the large crowds of New Year merry-makers may make plans for attending. The dance is to be open to whit es only, it was stated.
Evening star., 1935-02-28
r c. BRITT strobe
!. through his Of
ano M seed the

u. hfJx ! = oeA SS
], through his Of
fee. passed the
many lanes OF
desks without a
glance at any one.
He made for a
small door marked
priv a t e" and
slammed it after
him.
Must be some
thing wrong at his
home" the first
secretary mumbled
to his colleague.
"I've never seen
him down this ear
ly before"
"v "a h" WhiS-
pered the other.
"There is trouble.
I heard his wife
wants a divorce"
mol"
"Yeah!"
In his Office j.
c. Britt leaned
aaginst the door,
kt."-L kryytfNn
Evening star., 1935-02-28

/ I'm getting paid for this job, see? I
don't like 1t any more than you do.
See?"
MIR. Britt saw to the extent Of turn
ing several shades Of purple. Huge
veins bulged menacingly at his tenn
| Piles.
my dear young lady," Mr.. Britt
wrung his hands. my dear young
lady, please consider my reputation.
If some one came in now" Mr..
Britt shuddered and looked around.
please, lady, don't! I'd be compro-
missed"
That's what I'm doing" said the
'lady." Come over here and come
a-running."
Gingerly Mr.. Britt moved to her
side, palms out, silently pleading. He
was scared.
The woman graSped him by the
arm and essayed a kiss that landed
high on his forehead as he ducked.
She jammed the blunt object into
j. c. Britt's expansive stomach, cried
''Now!" Then kissed the little man
fiercely. J. C. Britt tried to push
away with both hands.
A gasp at the doorway. He man
aged to dodge under the encircling
arms of the woman. Standing in
the doorway was his wife, and by her
side another mar!
Mary" gasped j. c. Britt. "You
don't believe that MARY, you can't
believe-oh, my God!
Mary Britt turned away, speaking
to the man at her side. One word
had familiar ring; it was the one
word that Britt dreaded most.
He groped his way to his chair
and sank into it detected. The woman
put on her coat hastily, as though
anxious to leave. She spoke to him
over her shoulder.
Gee, I'm sorry, mister, but-well,
she wanted divorce. OF course, you
were framed, but try to prove it. I'm
sorry if you feel that way"
The room was quiet after the girl
left. Quiet, save for small scratch
ing sound. He sat there, staring. The
noise troubled him. He looked about.
Then j. C. Britt did the last thing
that could be expected of him. j. c.
Britt smiled!
The smile grew to a chuckle, then
expanded to a laugh. There would
be no divorce. He'd show Mary!
That darned dictaphone had been
running all the while!
(Copyright. 1850
Tomorrow: "Tomboy Love-" by
Frances Curtis, tells the story of an
! ingenious girls successful assaults on
her Suitor's stubborn pride.
Evening star., 1935-02-28
SpOrtswear

w IVA
(28) Three piece Sport Suits,
consisting of sweater, blouse and
skirt; sizes II to 20. CIEo
Were $4.69. .......... YlsOI
Q2) Londonderry Knit Dresses;
sizes IA to 20. For d 90
merly $3.99. ....... YI"ST
(27) Two-piece Knit Dresses;
sizes IA to 20. Formerly co.
$l.95 .................. ~IS
lS Velveteen Blouses; broken
sizes and colors. Former TO-
ly $2.95................I I|S
(S) Corduroy Sport Dresses and
Velveteen Suits; sizes
ss.ss s. to ...'...!...a''! 20. Formerly $2.79
Goldenbergs-Second Floor.
Towels and Linens
(20) Turkish Bath Mats; wanted
colors. Seconds of $l.50 IT,
quality ................ ~
(1S) Plaid Luncheon Sets; one
54x70" tablecloth and 6 or
napkins. Were s1.69... TS
Odd Lot of Turkish Towels; with
colored borders; guest size.
Seconds of Ice and 15c IN
KINDS
(65) Turkish Towel Sets; one
large towel and 2 wash 90
cloths. Regularly 79c set LII
q Doz.) Lace Table Scarfs;
ws4s 1ss4s' saa si1e' e'Fu color 29c
Goldenbergs-Main Floor.
Clearance Of Floor Samples
Electric Refrigerators
and Washing Machines
u Norge Electric Refrigerator;
4H-cubic #. size;
1884 model. For COO IN
merly $119.50. .. YI1sOO
(D Norge Electric Refrigerator;
7-cubic #. size; brand new 1884
model, guaranteed for
one year. Formerly &IE0
$179.50 ............... Ys~
O) Apex Electric Washer and
Wringer; green
speckled porcelain coo E0
tub. Was $495O -. Y0I'SV
Use the Budget Plan
acknowledgements Store.
Evening star., 1935-02-28

as CIlOuSu tIyHlS
to keep out intruders. He attempted
to straighten his bent, tired back, but
gave up the attempt half way. What
was the use?
His mind was in a whirl. It
couldn't be true. It must be dream
he'd wake up in minute. He
shook his head as though to wake
UP. No, it wasn't dream. Mary,
his wife, wanted divorce.
He was afraid of divorce. A
divorce right now would start talk.
and talk was the last thing he wanted,
business being as it was. His usually
f1orid face was white, his heavy jowlS
unShaven.
He covered his face with his hands
and cried noiselessly. After all these
years together, and now this! But it
was his fault!
He should never have introduced
her to him. That fop; his airs would
turn any woman's head! j. c. Britt
sobbed and fervently raised thanks
that Mary had not wanted children.
At 10 o'clock he raised his head
from his pillowing arms. His mind
was made up. His lawyer would see
to it that his wife would not sue.
She had no grounds; none at all. A
note would put his lawyer in touch
with him-a good lawyer, Sampson.
Mechanically he reached for but
ton which would summon his Secre-
tary from the outer Office. He caught
himself just in time. He couldn't let
his secretary see that j. C. Britt had
been crying. But what could he do?
Somewhere in the place was die
taphone. He had dictated letters to
1t before; he could do it again. He
wheeled the instrument to his desk
and took off the cover. Searching for
the rolls, he finally unearthed two.
Then for 10 minutes he fooled with
the machine, trying to get the cylin-
ders in place.
He sat back in his chair, hands
dusty, and glared at the instrument.
Everything was going wrong this
morning. He made sudden move
ment, gave vicious jerk and the cyl
inder was in at last.
Clearing his throat experimentally,
he started to speak, but as he heard
door close he turned in the direction
of the sound and stared. A strange
woman stood there, her back to the
door, unconsciously duplicating j. c..
Britt's own maneuver of few hours
before.
She was a pretty woman. A skim
tight dress showed beneath her coat.
The woman paused momentarily
and stared at him. j. G. Britt stared
back. Then she produced a small
Evening star., 1935-02-28
COMPROMISE
When the Woman Produced Gun and Ordered Him
About, Britt Knew She Meant Business
WALTER DES MARIAS.

black article from
her handbag. Britt
wheeled to his feet
appre e h enslvely.
She spoke.
Shell on your
coat, mister; your
vest, too. Don't
take long, either!"
She meant busi-
ness.
wv h q Il" Mr..
Britt cou g h e d,
then he sputtered.
Throw them on
that couch over
there. Hurry!"
"But look here. !"
Mr.. Britt showed
signs of strangling.
Hurry, mister,
or else;;" she waved
the small object.
"Hey!" yelled Mr..
Britt. "Hey! You
cant do that! Put
your coat on!"
"Stop the CAB,
mister. I know
what I'm doing,
Evening star., 1935-02-28

House Dresses
(25) Printed Percale Hoover
cites; assorted patterns: small
and medium sizes. Were EO-
Sl.UU
"a Printed Smocks; sizes
18 and 20; soiled. Were TO-
Sl.SS ~
(22) Orchid S mo ks;
Ws1. Si,ss 2sc 3s to ~ 49, s0iled, Ac
(I6) Half Size Printed House
Dresses; sizes 38R to
4212; soiled. Were d m
s1.es ............... 9I.UU
Goldenbergs-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1935-02-28
Mems Furnishings

t12) Mems AlI-Wool Union Suits;
made by Winsted Mills; sizes
38 and 40. Were %l or
s4s5 .. 0I.7C
(2D Mems AH-Wool Undershirts
and Drawers; made by Winsted
Mills; broken sizes. &I 20
Were $500 garment. Vl.S'
1867 Mems Pig Grain Gloves;
natural colors; sizes tx ko>
to 81. Were $1.29...... WV
C103) Mems Coat Sweaters; plain
brown, navy and fancies; or
fleece back. k............. |~S
(144) Mems Otis Balbriggan I'm
dershirts; short sleeves, and
drawers in ankle and 3-quarter
length. Seconds of 75c Eo~
and CSC grades. es.......... wv
(2O0) Mems Broadcloth and Ok
ford Shirts; white, solid colors
and fancies. Incomplete assort-
ments of s1.29 and s165 TO-
lines .................
(170) Mems Socks; in black, navy
and brown mixtures; sizes III
to. to ~ ll,. Regularly I2/oc
% Mems ATl-Wool Flannel
Robes; brown only; small ana
medium Sizes Were $3.50
$4.95 5...............
f2D Mems Beacon Blanket Bath
robes; figures, checks and stripes
medium and large 81 I9
sizes. Were $780,. w
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Stationery Dept.
Odds and Ends of Novelties, Tor
bridge prizes and gifts, including
ash trays, telephone book covers
card cases, bread boards, I0~
etc. Were 19c to &c.,. wv
Odd lot Of Marcus Wards Boxed
Stationery; "a SheetS OF CUTIE
spondence paper and "a envel-
opes: white and colors. 7Q~
Regularly soc box. HN
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
COrsets
(1) Semi Step-in Girdle; light
weight boning; size &I OK
80. Was $3.50. ...... were
(1) Side Laced Two-Way Stretch
GirdIe; size 26; soiled. % OK
Was $3.50. .......... YAsf~
(D Heavy Lastex Girdle; slde
laced model; size 80; @ 60
soiled. Was $780,. YS'~S
(6) Girdles; side hook, laced side
and step-in models; sizes rs ana
AZ; soiled. Were $1.00 3o~
and $1.59. ............... IN
GoldenberTs-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1935-02-28
BOYS Clothing

(600) Boys Ties, including re-
versible 4-in-hands and ready
tied silk bows. Were 19c E
and Csc. c.................. ~
y (6 for 25c)
(36) Boys All Wool Sweaters;
some with sleeves; sizes 26 to
SO. Irregulars of $1.00 90
grade SIS
(192) Boys Basque Striped
Shirts; crew neck; also plain color
Polo Shirts; sizes 26 to
"a. Irregulars Of soc and 90
79c grades. ............. C7V
(120) Boys Khaki Sport Collar
Blouses; Bell" brand; 6 90
to 10 years. Were $100.. Z7C
(20) Boys Sheep-Lined Leather
cite Goats; with sheep collars;
6, IL and lS-year sizes. e. IL
Were $3.55. ......... 1I 90
Q0 Junior Boys Upper Jackets;
of fancy corduroy, melton and
wool plaids; 6 to 10
years. Were $2.95 d OF
and 1895. ........... YIs7S
(10) Boys Suede Leather Upper
Jackets; 8 to IA years. d 30
Were s4.95 and s5.95 9o.o7
(24) Junior Boys Overcoats;
wool lined; sizes 2 to6
years. Were $4.95 d TO
and $595 ... YZsI
(S) Junior Boys Overcoats; wool
lined; sizes 21a to
years. Were $3.95 d 40
and S495 ...:.. Yls1J
(6O) Boys Outing Flannel Pa
jamas; l and 2-pc. styles;
to IL years. Were $100 co.
and $1.15. ........ OIS
(20) Boys Knickers; dark brown
worsteds and light color woolens;
8 to IA years. Irregulars To-
of Sl.19 to $l.49 grades. OON
1867 Boys Outing Flannel Pa
jarlas; one-piece style; sizes
IL and IA years. Were 9o>
OON
(288) Boys 4-in-Hand Ties; cut
silks and rayons. Ir-
regulars Of Csc and 39c H.
qualities ............. IIC
(27) Boys Khaki Blouses; and
7 years. Irregulars of IT,
39c grade. ......... I1S
I'D Boys Tan Chinchilla Over
coats; wool lined; sizes 21a to
S and size 8 years. d or
Were S6.95 .... Y0sIO
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1935-02-28
COrsets
Shetland Floss
18c ball

Standard Shetland Floss; soft
feecy quality-popular for knit
ting suits, sweaters and dresses.
1-ounce balls. Large assortment
Of wanted colors.
Goldeabero's-MGin Floor.
Evening star., 1935-02-28
Furniture

(4) Occasional Chairs: walnut
finish; tapestry seats a. 90
and backs. Were s795 4f.77
t5) Lounge Chairs; assorted
styles and covers. GIo 90
Were $3.50. ...... 9I7.77
(1 KroehIer 2-Pc. Living Room
Suite; covered all over n tapes
try; reversible cush-
ions. Floor sample. &Eo 90
Was $4,000. ...... YOIs"
(D 6-Pc. Bed Room Suite; wal
nut veneered; large dresser, s.
wing mirror vanity, chifforobe,
panel bed, chair and bench.
Sold Sold =" "as is" Was GA TT
$4,000 ........... YTTsII
(0 Night Tables; mahogany
veneered; with roomy o. 90
drawer. Were $685.. pZ.77
(3) 5-Pc. Card Table Sets, in
cluding metal table and 4 fold
ing chairs; red enam- GE 90
ell finish. We're 1895 9o.77
(3) Colonial Secretaries; 2 maple
and l mahogany finish; draw
dsc doors. Were s24.s5 $Ib.88
(9) Occasional Chairs; walnut
finish; tapestry COW
erS. one 0f a kind 49, ~
(2) Boudoir Chairs; high channel
back. loose kapok-fille cushions;
chi ehintz IT. covers Were &77
(1S) Book Trough and Tables;
', walnut IN finish Were $I.2o
GoLdenbeTo's-Four Flor
Evening star., 1935-02-28
Bedding

(2) Studio Beds; open to full size
or twin beds; innerspring mat
tress on coil base; check tapestry
covering; with 3 CO.. 90
pillows. Were $500 QZT.77
~ Studio Divan; covered all
over in green tapestry; with bed
ding compartment.
Floor sample. Was 90 TO
$500 ........... YSSsS
~ Foster Studio Bed; covered
in rayon tapestry; opens to full
or twin beds. Was G3k or
$49.95 ........ YJOs7S
(2) Heller Air-Rest Innerspring
Mattresses; twin
size only. Were &IL 90
$2495 ............ QIOsT
U De Lite Innerspring Mat
tress; covered in rayon ticking;
s.s twin In size' Was &2I so
$3.50 ............ w NV
(0 Coil Springs; with angle iron
top; single size only;
v1asans1sc Were sls'7s. ~ years. S8.q9
(10) Metal Beds; brown finish;
twin and 3-quarter "a 90
size only. Were $685. 9f.77
(12) Layer Felt Mattresses; COW
cred in art ticking: all standard
sL sizes es in the lot. Were &E 90
$7.s5 ............ 4o.77
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Gloves
t53) pairs Children's Wool
Gloves; bright colored
stripes; sizes to 6. Were o7-
59c pair. ................ 0IS
(89 pairs) ChiIdren's Gloves;
single and double woven fabrics;
slip-on and one clasp styles; sizes
2 to 6. Were SOC and 90
19c ................. ~SS
AS pairs) Women's Capeskin
Gloves; slip-on style, in black and
brown; sizes to 712 in
the lot. 1rregulars OF 89c 30.
grade ~N
Goldenberg'S-Main Floor.
Neckwear & Handkfs.
(620) Mems Handkerchiefs;
corded or white satin e
striped. Were 10c. ~
(842) Initial Handkerchiefs;
mems and women's styles; n
not all letters. Were 10c IT,
1861 Women's Handkerchiefs;
all white with lace edge or col
ored embroid-
e sFsd; sar Rssularly Reg & for 29c
Q72) Odd Lot of Women's Neck
wear. Scarfs
sna sos sss ss'sssi ssa SOLD sSe z for 25c
Goldenberg'sMain Floor.
Evening star., 1935-02-28

The )s}Sl l5(3 (l33;{ co 2y.||| 3s
FRI DAY. REM. s!sl!s SIS :!ySElE{l
HOusefurnishings

~
(3O) Slicing and Bread Knives;
stainless steel blades; riv- o.
eted handles. Were Soc. ZSS
az Detecto Bath Scales; pastel
colors; floor samples. o. 70
Were $5,95. ........ YSs~I
I'd Bathroom Mirrors; white
enamel frames; assorted
styles. Were $l.00 and no.
S1.G0 ssS
I'D Non-Skid Rubber Bath Tub
Mats; assorted colors. oE
Were SOC. .............. wv
a. Metal Bath Hampers; chair
style style; green green j.. or oi ivory &I.O0
Q7 Glass Wash Boards; e.
wood frames. Were Csc. OOC
U 3-Burner Gas Cooker; with
oven; drop cover style; all COL
porcelain. Formerly S24.95 YZt
O 2-Burner Gas Cooker; with
high shelf and lower Ga OK
oven. Was $15.95.. YlSsOO
~ Breakfast Set; table with
stainless porcelain top, and 4
maple fiddle back chairs. Green
and and. maple MAJ Ss finish $3.50
Q6) Glassbake Ovenware 90
Utility Dishes. Were ACC LII
(D Wood Kitchen Table; unfin-
ished, ready for the paint brush.
25x4o" size; imperfect. O. M
Formerly 1898 ... YZsVV
acknowledgements Store.
Sheets and DOmestics
% Doz.) Bleached Sheets; 72x90"
size before hemming; En-
with welded seam ... wv
e Doz.) Pillow Cases; with COL
ored borders in rose. blue and
green; 42x36" size. Were H.
CSC
"a D0z.) Bleached Sheets; made
of 64x64" square sheeting; 81x99"
size before hemming. Ir- To-
regulars of 81 90 quality. O7C
(5) Colonial Bed
spreads; s4xlo5" size; &I 90
soiled. Were s3.49 .. 4l.7O
1861 Unbleached Sheets; 63x99"
size: extra length for II>
single beds. Were 89c ORC
(29) Unbleached Sheeting Rem
nants; 81" wide; 3 to TO-
7-yd. lengths. Yard III
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1935-02-28
You are invited to our Spring
Style Show Of Hand-Knit
Fashions on Living Mannequins...
TOMORROW
at 1880 and 2:3O
Window Shades. Etc,
Knitting Crcle-Main Floor.


(75) CIeanable Window Shades;
in pongee or white; 3x6 #. cut
size. Irregulars of 69c Ic>
6IdOC ~
(14) Extra Long Sunfast Cam
brio Window Shades; (3x7 ft) in
cream white only; Harts- TO-
horn oilers. Were S1.50 ] IL
1851 OilclOth Table Covers; 54x54
in. size; scalloped edges. 90
Irregulars of 69c grade. S7S
150) yds.) Remnants of Shelf
Oilcloth and Edging; as
sorted colors. Regularly >
10c yard. ~
acknowledgements Store.
Evening star., 1935-02-28
Underwear

Q3) Children's Balbriggan Pa
jamas; 2-pc. style; sizes 6 EA>
and 10 years. Were $l00. 01|
(6) Women's Medium Weight
Cotton Shirts; short
sleeves; size so. Were e.
(25) Boys Fleeced Cotton Union
Suits; short sleeves and knee
length or long sleeves
and ankle length; size "a. 90
Were 69c. .......... JI(
(30) Children's Fleeced Cotton
Waist Suits; short sleeves and
short legs; sizes 2 and 4. 20.
Were soc. ............... LIN
(2S) Women's Tick-Stitch Panties
and Vests; in flesh color; panties
in small sizes, vests in 10
large sizes. Were 29c.. IL
(D Silk Bed Jacket; in tearose;
lace trimmed; soiled
from display. Was d 30
Sl.S0 ............... YbsS
(D One-Piece Silk Pajama; in
tearose; size II; soiled
from display. Was d 30
S1.95 ............ Ybs0I
(D Black Rayon Taffeta Slip;
tailored style; size SO. co.
Was S100. .......... 0IS
(14) Cotton Gowns; sizes 16 and
II; soiled and ia d ed. Ai-
Were 69c. ....... TIL
(27) Silk Panties and Dancettes;
sizes 80 to SO; soiled. o.
Were S1.00. ............. O1N
(57) Silk Chemise; lace trimmed
and tailored; sizes "a to o.
A. Were $1.00.. ...... C7C
U Two-Pc. Silk Pajama; tea
rose; size II; soiled. q 10
Was $2.95. 5........... YIsO7
(1O) Silk Slips; tearoSe; lace
trimmed; sizes SO to AZ; H.
soiled. Were s1.29. ..... IfC
(2) Silk Gowns; tearose: lace
trimmed; sizes 16 and d or
II; soiled. Were s2.s5 4l.7o
(D Silk Chemise; blue; lace
trimme d; size "a; d 20
soiled. Was sl.es. -. 9I.o7
tearose; lace trimmed;
:1:ss :iIss is '..o'.l':.,'''' and II. vss: $I.oo
(3) Silk Gowns; blue and tea
soiled. w Were s2.ss.,. $I.33
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1935-02-28
WOmen's Umbrellas
07c

Rainproof COTTON; 10-rib style,
some with fancy borders. Black,
navy, red, green or brown.
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1935-07-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
matter Of the Liquidation OF New YORK @
cE.AIMANTsWNotice .i1 SnI 1ssi to Creditors and ali
Of CIT the NEW YORK TITLE AND MORT
preme Court of the. State OF New YORK.
New York County, dated August 4. 1923,
hs sIserintenSentt Of TO o.
Company for rehabilitation. BY order OF
said Court dated July ID. 1885, further
efforts to rehabilitate said Company being
futile the vas n 20
x1 Of the Insurance Law. BY this order
all persons are directed to render accounts
Of ali debts owing to said Company and to
hay 70 assign sis s transfer or deliver properly or
or to his duly authorized deputy: and to
permit the Liquidator or his agents to ex-
anime any books or records pertinent TO
opeer sne rsets Sf 81 sad
proof Of claim with the Liouidator not later
than December 81. 1895. which is the last
day for fling claims. Blank proof OF claim
forms viii be furnished on request: Claims
duly s. e NsW x b Sose ss anS
gage Company distributed without further
notice to persons failing 70 comply with
the directions herein contained; All com
munications relatirg. te the Company IN
dersigned OF TO his special Deputy Super
intendent Of Insurance, p. William Leider.
14I Broadway, New York, n Z. psted;
New York n Y July e. ~ lgSs n0utss y
Ne New % York rtis and Mertsass oomnany.
ixa0, ,aN2o.R30 .ocao. .no30
Evening star., 1935-07-30
ADAM a. WEscHLER SON. AuctioneeTs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M:
AS PREMISES 1417 YOU STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, KNOWN
AspT1sE1 az RREMIsEs 14l7 YOU STREET
~ virtue ei deed q 81 trust: recordea
the land records Of the District Of Co
lumbia and At the request Of party Sc;
cured thereby. the undersigned trustee will
offer for sale BY public auction, in front
Of premises, on WEDNESDAY. THE
soTRTH1kfY RAf ooLocR 81 gdPsT sIs A
Columbia. to wit: Lot numbered one hun
dred eiRhty-one QsD in Annie v. Bar
bour,s ss su5division 3 a n SQUARE numbered tw9
trict Of Columbia. in Liber IS; folio 29.
ins.allments. represented by promissory
notes of purchaser. payable in one and
two years with interest at six per cent
per annum from day Of sale. payable semi
annually. secured by first deed Of trust
of nurehsser deposit Of $3.50 feS1ired
OF purchaser at sale Examination Of
title. conveyancing. recording. revenue
stamps and notarial fees at cost Of pur-
chaser chaser Terms to be complied with within
at risk and cost Of defauitine purchaser,
after i've days advertisement Of such re-
sale In some newspaper published in WASH
ington: D. C.. or deposit may be forfeited.
or without forfeiting deposit trustee may
avail itself Of any legal or equitable rights
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
BY ALFRED II. LAWSON.
1y27-d&ds. .exSu Vice President.