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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19
MOOrhead Teachers
Beat Mayville, 1885

Moorhead, Mimi, Jan. l9.-R-
The Moorhead State Teachers COL
lege defeated the Mayville State
Teachers college here Friday night,
- to IS. the Dragons put on . con-
certed drive midway In the second
half to pile up q distinct advantage
after q first half which had given
the Moorhead team only q slight o.
10 lead. The strong play Of Wilfred
Luckascn, Mayville forward, was the
feature OF the setto. while ODDS Leg
rand, Cliff Rasmussen and Bibs Mat
son stood out for the Dragons.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19
DEMON PUCK CHASERS TO PLAY
Observation-Disclosures
PhantOmS to PLAY
TrOtterS Sunday

The Harlem Globe Trotters re-
turn here Sunday from Miles City,
Mont. for a second game with the
PhantomS scheduled to start at
3:15 p. M. (Mandan time) at the
State Training school gymnasium.
Determined to avenge the 81 to
IA defeat they suffered at the
hands of the colored New York
quint Thursday night. the local
independents were set for the Sec
ond invasion of the dusky hard
cOl.t wizards.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19
Minot High School,
College CUNTS Win

Minot, N. D.. Jan. l9.-fR)-Both
Minot high school and Teachers COL
:eze basketball teams romped to VIC
tories in games here Friday night
The Prep csgers defeated Cando. 40-4,
end the College Beavers scored So
y decision over the School Of Forestry
from Butttneau. It was the 18th con-
secutive win for the high MagicianS
u gamkk with Glass B foes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19
Hebron Independents
Defeat Golden Valley
fSpccial to the Tribunc)

Hebron. N. D., Jan l9.-1n the
second game of q doublcheader here
Wednesday. the Hebron Bobcats. In
dependent basketball team, defeated
Me Golden Valley Independents. 10
to Is. It was only the second loss In
nine starts for the visiting quint. The
Bobcats took the lead at the outset
OF the game and were never headed
although once III the fourth quarter
the score was tied at Is all Sum-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19
XIV LaffOOn Awarded
Professional Trophy

New York, Jan. l9.-(F-Thc phe-
nominal average OF fraction over
70 strokes for n eighteen -hole rounds
Of golf during 1894 has won for Ky
Laffoon Of Denver the Radio trophy
for the best professional medal scoring
record during the year.
LaffoonS exact average for n
rounds was ~ 20-77 strokes per pound
enabling the Denver shoemaker to
nose out Paul Runyan Of White Plains,
P.d.A. champion. who averaged "a
1885 strokes for IS rounds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19

Since the federal Bangs disease
contagious abortiolD program got
underway in North Dakota Nov. is,
blood samples Of 1913 cattle have
been tested by the laboratories Of the
State Agricultural college. The tests
revealed OFT animals infected with
the disease.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19
Golf Stars Tee Off
In Sacramento Open

Sacramento, Jan. l9.-(H9-A field
OF more than 100 professionals and
amateurs led by more than'a score OF
the country's outstanding players
tee off here Saturday in the $4,000
Sacramento open golf tournament.
In two days Of practice only four
players have broken par u for the
6,787 yard municipal course.
Ky Laffoon, Chicago, shot a 68
Thursday but could do no better than
a - in practice Friday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19
Basketball Scores
(By the Associated Press

(By the Associated Prees)
Concordia %; st. Thomas a.
Mayville Teachers IS; Moorhead
Teachers 40.
Bottineau ForesterS ~; Minot
Teachers So.
Carleton 80; Ripon 81.
Stout 30: River Falls Teachers Is.
st. Olaf 20; st. Johns 81.
Eveleth Junior "a; Virginia Jun.
ior 80.
Valley City Teachers 80; James,
town College 80.
Eau Claire Teachers q; La Crosse
Teachers SO.
Knox 81; AuguStana ~.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19
Fights Last Night
nv Tia Asaeciated Press)

(By the Aasecisted Press)
San Tfanc:sco ~ Bully wallace.
1894, oakland, stopped Pedro
Ortega, l32, Mexico. D. -, o..
Hollywood = Juan Zurita, l23.
Mexico. D. f.. outpointed Gene
Espinosa, Ia. Manila, (lO.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19
MenOken and DriscOll
Divide DOubleheader
Especial 70 the Tribune)

Menoken. N. D., jan l9.-The Me-
noxen girls and boys basketball
teams split doublefeader with the
Driscoll quints. the boys winning %
to % In a hard fought game and the
girls losing. II to Is. Summary:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19
GRAFTON DEFEATS WoPs

Grafton, N. D., Jan. lo.-R@
GraltouS mighty basketball team
turned n . great performance Friday
nieht 70 hand Wahpeton high school
u first defeat Of the season. 1913.
before . large crowd here. Y
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19

There is always some rick in feed
ing moldy fodder and hay. The safest
plan is to try the feed out on one ami
NAL at time, using a less valuable
animal for the test.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19

Rye is on excellent pasture for
breeding ewes, both in the fall and
spring. It comes on early IN the
spring and supplies good pasture be-
fore any other crop.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19

Flies legs are used to manufacture
the false eyelashcs fashionable with
women.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19
FAR0O NuDGETs WIN

va1ey CITY, n D., Jan. le.-Re
Ybreo hiti1 schools Midgets defeated
valley City high school Friday night.
3l-1o. The Midgets led ct the half.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19

A "guard. through" play from tap
formation Is shown here.
AS the ball goes up at center. x-3
cuts across the court as II to receive
the tas 1t that point: the feint is in.
tended to carry O-3 out Of the line Of
play.
IA and KS cut back to clear the
scoring zone.
The guard. x-2, cuts away from
his forward and circles around the
enters 70 take the tap.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-19
Turtle Lake Trojans
Will Tackle Goodrich

Especial 70 The Tribune)
Turtle Lake, N. D.. Jan. l9.-The
turtle Lake Trojans swing into action
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Totals. !.
Referee, Dick Holzer.
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PAGE FIVE

to German Souther and Emma
Souther recorded in book 1873 at
page 32 of the records Of Hen
derSOn county.
Tract 2. Beginning OH an iron
stake in T. J. Singleton's line
and runs with Singleton's line
north rs degrees west 200 feet
I to an iron stake, Cad SorrelPs
corner, thence north 3 degrees
west 118 feet to an iron stake +.
Is. Southr's corner; thence with
his line north 80 degrees east
Ill feet to an iron stake his
corner; thence with his line
north 3 west 107 feet to an iron
stake at Justice street; thence
east 20 feet to an iron stake;
thence south 3 degrees east 1856
feet to an iron stake, Mrs. j. E.
Baldwin's corner; thence with
her line north 70 degrees east
1925 feet to an iron stake at just
ice street: thence south "a de-
grees east SO feet to an iron
stake Charles Souther's corner;
thence with his line west 113
feet to an iron stake; thence
with his line south 8 east Ill
feet to the beginning.
Reference is hereby made to
deed August 10, 1924, j. r.
Baldwin to German Souther and
Emma Souther and recorded in
Book 1873 at page 81 Of the rec
ords of deeds for Henderson
county.
Dated and posted the 21st day
of May, 1885.
Quincy p. Hood, Commissioner
of Banks, Elk Rel First Bank
& Trust Company, Trustee.
E.2d-Fri- Atm
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trust executed by German South
er and wife, Emma Souther, to
First Bank & Trust Company
trustee, recorded in book 1O7 al
page So of the records of mort
cages and deeds in trust fol
Henderson county, N. c., default
having been made in the payment
of the Indebtedness described
therein and upon request OF the
holder of said note, the under
signed trustee will on June %,
1885 at IL O'clock noon, at the
courthouse door in the City of
Hendersonville, County of Hem
derson, N. c., sell to the highest
bidder for cash, for the purpose
of satisfying the indebtedness de.
scribed in said deed in trust and
costs and expenses of said sale.
the following described property,
lying and being in HOopers Creek
township, County of Henderson
and State Of North Carolina. =.
Tract /. Beginning on a stake
on the east margin of Asheville-
Hendersonville road at the juno
ton of Justice st. and runs with
the north side of Justice st. north
SO degrees east 224 feet to an
iron stake, MaxwelPs corner;
thence north degrees west 131
feet to an iron stake in Eli
Souther's line; thence with his
line south SO west l41 feet to an
iron take on the bank Of the
Asheviiie Hendersonville road
thence with the east bank Of the
road south s degrees east 1873
feet to the beginning.
Reference is hereby made to
deed dated July 30, 1924, Tur-
ner Justice, and Blanche Justice
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aSS}s'sEyS-w
|ls.ll rsssasj

fortably- 'Tf they should happen
to ashland they will, no doubt
about it = mention our names
Mailey & Gerhafdt. Second Ma.
tional Bank building. Omaha
Nebraska. We always get our
man."
Presently they left in cab or
dered over Michael's telephone
The young man watched them
stow their plump. satisfied selves
! away in it. There was puzzled
look, almost disturbed one, on
| his sunbulned face.
Then Michael went into the
! shabby livine, room where riding
crops and week-old newspapers
mingled with pipes and dust and
disorder over which Clarence,
TIPS father, never seemed to
gain control.
Michael stared at the room
with some distaste as he iiggled
the telephone receiver. He was
trying to fit into it the picture
of Katharine with her smooth fair
head, her exquisite skin, her deli
cate shoes and frocks and the
scent that always chung about
her. 1t was fantastic the
afternoons happenings them
selves were sheer fantasy.
"Tnnicock OO21? May I speak
! to Miss Strykhurst, please?"
He grinned to himself. That
wasn't, really, her name. But
only he and a shabby minister
and woman with Toured hands
were aware of it.
Katharine-Ladv Garden. Lady
Katharine of Donegal Castle.
| Would she like that? Oh. it was
a pipe-dream, a bubble that
would presently burst.
Her cool voice on the tele,
phone. A voice soft and sure
and real like herself.
Darling. this is me-"
She had to be careful - he
tnnw that. "Yes," she said
eyes"
otis all right" Michael tolt
her, speaking low. It's perfectly
all right. They were detectives
but they had good news for me
Can't tell you now"
! "Michael, Pm frightened Of
what we've. done" Her voice
came hurriedly. almost broken
az must see YOU. Oh, l cam
talk now. Someone's coming
I He had to rinr off then. Hal
ITO be content with that. Perhap
fshe would call him later.
He was going out into the sta
bic ward, Hands in pockets
broodine over the strange dav h
had Just lived through. whe,
sally came rushing up to him.
{, M;ehael, precious" she cried
q sr4addy saysi sYere's lust no u.s.
vorr sating YOU can't get away
\ He's got man to nut in charge
We can leavn for South Americ;
any moment"
He stared at her. He had for
gotten her completely.
4 But Sally would not allow her
self to be so easily forgotten
She was a force to be reckone'
, with-and soon.
; ITO be continued)
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@ 1895, NEA Service, Inc.

the sole heir, of Francis Albert
Drayton Heatheroe," pronounced
the detectives with JUNCTION. "He
was the younger son of a lord.
Put that in your pipe and smoke
it! His older brother inherited
the place = seems like they're
partly English. They've hold
ings,' the solicitor fellers said, in
England, too. ANYHOW in June
this older brother died. He was"
said the detective, consulting a
slip of paper he had fished from
his wallet. named Hailary Ed
ward Heatheroe, Lord Garden"
Something flashed across Mi
chael's face. hitherto dark and
unresponsive.
"Ah, we've heard that name
before, I'll be bound" murmured
Mr.. Malley triumphantly. He
was finding this client an eX-
tremely irritating subject. What
he expected he could not have
said, but something like enthus-
iasm, at least. 1t wasn't every
day in the week. he told himself,
that Won walked mp to a Teller
and told him he had come into
castle and a title and God
knew what-all. Not that it meant
much on this side of the pond {;
titles were Going begging, from
all he'd heard. Still it was some
thing. Funny this kid couldn't
seem to get the idea.
81 have heard it before" Mi
chael said slowly. "There was a
crest-on scrap of paper in my
fsther'S collar box. I remember
asking about it when / was a kid.
My father said, I remember, that
the Gardens had always had it.
since the Wars of the Roses or
something"
"He died-when?" queried Mr..
Gerhardt who had been silent IN
to this very moment. Michael
stared at him, consideringly.
when ] was 10. Ny mother
a year later. | was raised
grew up, | mean-on the place"
"Weil. that's the story" fin.
ished Mr.. Malley with relish
"Now we can turn We over tc
Mister James William Downrige
of London, England, and collect
ours. It's been long drag
Tom" he told his partner, "but
we ALWAYS get nur man."
Gerhardt nodded. They both
eyed Michael curiously.
Malley rose with some cere,
mony. "Weli. we'll get in touch
with Downrigg tonight. He's al
the Waldorf. Don't go away
young Teller"
Michael grinned. az won't, pal
Thanks for the trouble" :.
That's the stuff" Malley'.
great paw came ont and v'hacket
the tweed-covered shoulder, re
soundingly. "Sure, it wouldn'
be natural if we didn't get a .kiel
out of it. And the papers vii
have it tomorrow, I'll be bound
Or the next day anyway. Yel
! have reporters -on--yer doorstep.
A shadow cl1ssed the young
mans face. -,
aye don't like the motor
much?"
Not reporters-no. A nui'
sance." ],
! "Well, well, it's ali in the day.
work" averred Mr.. Malley com
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..Snnzmez weekzeGzta

DONEGAL in BaIlymeena?"
Michael shrugged his broat
shoulders. Il was. born in Ire.
iand; My father never said"
RAISED at Bark ranch, five
miles out of a town called Wat,
sons Gully, Montana?" the mar
pursued, quite as if the other
had not spoken.
whats this all about?" Mi.
chael asked, with a hint of stee1
in has quiet voice. az fin0 vor
fellows in full charge of my
house, asking questions takino
possession without by your leave
or"
Hold your horses. Young fel.
lerw the heavier, taller of the
two intruders interrupted. "We'y.
orders to find a Michael Heath.
eroe, aged 26, born to Fransi.
Albert Drayton Heatheroe anG
his wife, Muriel, at Donegal in
Ireland"
"Well, I've told you Pm he
said Michael in some impatience
and, it would seem, disgust
"What about it,"
"Much about it. young fellel
me lad" The detective rolled
| the words on his tongue will
JUNCTION, enjoying the flash OF
anger in his opponents eyes
you've come into money, ant
that's the straight of it. 'Tisn't
often we get job like this anC
get the back of yer hand for it
like. Mostly it's crooks we'r,
!after-we're a Very well known
firm dive see?" He extended
| between a rather soiled forcing
er and thumb, a business care
which Michael accepted witt
every evidence of distrust.
"Malley & Gerhardt, detec
tives," he read aloud. "All right
J Malley & Gerhardt. tell me abou
lit"
"That's talking" approved tn
elder, motioning his partner to ;
seat. "They come to Us in Oma
ha where we have our headquar
tiers. They says, Find this yount
Heatheroe if We cam"
who's they" demanded Mi
chael impatiently. 1:.-
"The English fellers. Two o
them. Solicitors, they call them
selves. Seems they'd been il
Watson's Gully and nobody knew
hair nor hide about where ye't
taken off to. Said ye'd picker
up and beat it last year whel
yer partner made off with TIN
money"
"Oh, they did, did they?"
"We traced we to Texas" con
tinued Mr.. Malley, crossing on
plump leg over the other and al
lowing the ashes of his cigar t.
sift carelessly all over the floo
of the porch. eve lost it Their
for a while. Ye'd a job Their,
for some months, saved ye'
money and were sober, the,
said"
,"All right, all right, nov
you've got me. Where do we g.
from here2" demanded Michael
.srNot that / put much stock il
this inheritance yarn. 1t sound
fishy. Nobody" he added wit
a darkening face, fever gave m
. penny, Il sounds like a pip
dream"
dts no pipe dream if yer,
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CHINESE FAMILY OF
SIX ALL SUICIDES

SHANGHI, June 7.-CUP).-
An entire family of six, facing
hopeless poverty, committed sui
eide today by leaping from the
dome of the great world amuse-
ment center in the heart of Shang-
hal.
The suicide leap was participant
ed in by Chang Yuen-Ying, his
wife, mother, brother, a son, Is,
and a daughter, 7.
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VETERAN ENDS LIFE

LONG BEACH, Cal, June 7.
(UF)-Joseph Clure, 91-year-old
Civil war veteran and member of
the famous 22nd Iowa cavalry,
had only one memento Of the war
left-a pistol. He used it today
to kill himself.
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REAL FIREWORKS SHOW

DANVILLE, Ill.,, June 7. (UP).
Early risers saw $4,000 fire
works display yesterday. An in
cendiary fire at the Illinois Fire
works company plant set off a
series of explosives which broke
windows half a mile away.
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ppcrN HERE TO-DAY

hE-
x.thss;n. strykhurst, beauti,
full. 20, is in love with Hi.as
H..tberoe who runs a rio.hg
school. Katharine's father Is W
and her stepmother, Bertine' Is
Zoe Parker, Katharine's friend
has an unhappy love affair and Is
saved from suicide by young Dr'
John Kaye. "a.
Sally Moon, local eoquette'
tricks Michael into an engage
ment and, when he tries to wFi
! gle out, tightens her hold. Nath-
arine hears Michael is to marry
SALLY and is broken-hearted.
| She overhears two detectives
asking for Michaers address and
thinking him in danger, rushes TO
warn him. Michael sets oft with
Katharine in her car. He tells
her he loves her and asks her TO
marry him. Impulsively kathar-
I inc agrees They are married IN
an obscure little town. Atterwaro
] Michael insists on returning 70
/ face the detectives.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
II CHAPTER XVI ,.
The grlm-faced men met M
ehael on the steps. You IT
| Heatheroe?" L.,
II am" Michael faced then
easily. There was a casual pols'
about the tall young man IN tns
wor ntweeds. The elder OF tns
strangers said, Born at Castls
FOR RENT Clean furnishes
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CRAZY CRYSTALS zoe and 81,
Wine .Cardui SIC, WampoleS
preparation, 79cs ,WaterburYl:
compound, 79c, Russian Minsra
Oil, qts., heavy, 49e. Freeze
Drag Company ,.s ,Ts5scA
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CEDAR Shingles al" Old price. Is
long as our supply lasts. Get
in teuchA with US at once, Rgoy;
: Morrow Co, Lumber, Builders
Supplies. MilEWork, Fourth
Ave. East. Phone 97;!.. So.
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PARENTS INTERESTED in ele-
{ffentary instruction for their
!. children should call Mrs. NJ, c.
z Roberts at $40 for ipforma-
ton on summer school.
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Fsrgc.i,AI,. FOR ypNE-Ns.
s. Eroquignole permanent = wave
: ys4.e0.: Phone 9117, Barbour
: Beauty. Shoppe,, ,ari: .ya,-
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PAY YOUR TAXES WITH
BONDS, coUNTY, CITY AND
p STREET "A S,SE SIS M = NJ 2.
{ PHONE 81, o. ROY KEITH
REAL ESTATE, 3 8 "a s. NJ 3
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fN SETS CHEAP - Joe
fi' 3 for 25c. They are fine.
IN; now for late g.bunehsag
|rans. Fertilizer, soda .amonia.
E |s Hyder Seed Store, 7th
...r. ON srgnl3
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EEARMS-Large and small,
schons Of county. Priced
s. Let US show you. Jackson
G9s Company. 131 Fifth
zee west, phone 100.
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seeds and Plants

FAGE, caulifiOwer, lettuce.
Fato, pepper, onion and
Ea;gia collard plants. Norman
|:ch S29 Third avenue weSt.
|'ch plants on market over
years.
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MNT-Eight-room house,
Fsshed, five bedrooms, two
ftS. Phone 10SS-J.
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frr 49, -,E|l-i y = r,A.sTs : Ff--t
|isT POTATO plants, IL lie
SsIandred, S1.00 a thousand.
ESoage, tomato, pepper, eau-
E9"ey broccoli and every
that grows. Fertilizer.
4 aa Hyder Seed Store Sew
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Yop NEED, NoTa buy your Of
ffesgiS Supplies I from Sout-of-town
y firms; We can. fllll yo4llr reess
at reasonable prices Baker, 5
Art Gallery. !. i - ~. . ~ E,
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tg02;,e farm, Groom house,
Elry barn with concrete floor,
El& chicken house, gravity
Elng available. rs a. eultivat-
y Good road-$2,000. Home
Ei Garden Realty Co.
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Lost and Found
43-Personal Property

LOST-Spectacles, white frame
Reward for return to AT )
Main street.
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n SALE Good 1880 sport
~ Buick coupe for SIS
II See or write Mrs. j. S.
fr Hillgirt.
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BIZ SALE-sO-room hotel, com
Ele.ely furnished, has IA baths,
beautiful grplnds, swimming
boating. fishing, special bar
Eaia. Ardsrs & Rector, 222
North Hain street.
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-Hues and Real Estate

BIZ SG-Seven-room bunga-
low Or rge lot in Laurel
Park. al bargain. This lot
huns inn street to street. a.
|C. Love. ToOlworth bldg. :
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FORECLOSURE SALE

Under and by virtue of the
power of sale vested in the un-
dersigned trustee by that deed in
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GAZE AT GIBBS 10 ENGAGE
small lots. good corn S1.O0.