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Assistant Secretary.
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EBTHE PURCHASER OF ABOVE-DE-
ecribed property having failed to comply
with the terms of sale. the said property
Sl Se yssold at his risk and cost at ter 1ns
and conditions. on THURSDAY. THE
TWENTY-FI DAY OF NOVEMBER
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
h-dSrds eNSi1
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.

CASH IN 5 MINUTES!
If car is paid for, will give you
full cash price, or If not paid for,
will pay off balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MR.. BARNES. 1929 18th ST.
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HUDSON 1888 coupe: for doctor. salesman
or professional men here is a real buy; used
so little the original floor mats show little
wear: nntSh motor. tires every detail in
very fine guaranteed condition. Was 1895.
NOW S3l9. Taylor Motor Co., 14th st.
at T NV.
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LINCOLN 1892 7-passenger sedan; driven
only IL 900 miles by a prominent family;
paint and interior in excellent condition;
ideal for large family. undertaken or
SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1920 14th st. NV.
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FORD 1881 coupe; new special opalescent
gun-metal finish. See this car: 1t is in
very clean condition and the special paint
| job makes 1t unusually attractive in ap-
pearanee; Sl95. Taylor Motor Co.. 14th
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LA SALE 1898 touring 4-door sedan: car
purchased from finance company that re-
possessed same from new-car dealer: sold
new for 1900. our new price. S1,2p5;
never been titled; new-car terms. service
and guarantee. SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1920
14th St NV Phone Decatur 1900.
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NASH de luxe special '6' coach; very best
Of condition: need cash at once. sell for
S35. 3l61 18th ST. NV.
NASH 1890 sedan; tires nearly new: paint,
upholstery and mechanical condition Al.
Bargain at $40; easy terms Schlegel K
Golden. Dodge and Plymouth Dealers. 333
Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. D. C. Phone
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LA SALE 1881 de luxe convertible coupe
8 wire wheels. large trunk rumble seat
Black finish. black leather upholstery
excellent top and tires; fine s-cyl. motor
Retains its new-car appearance and per-
formance. S295. EMERSON & ORME
guarantees 1t. 18th and M Sts. NV.
Phone District 800
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AUTO LOANS.
AUCTION SALES-TODAY.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LARGE
THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK gUILDING. SITUATE NO;

NORTHWEST
BY virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 6164, folio 80 ct seq.
OF the land records Of the District Of Colum, :,
bta- and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustee viii sell.
on FRIDAY: THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY
O'Clock PM, the following g-descrthed
land and premises, situate in the DiStrlct
OF Columbia and DESIGNATED as and being
lot numbered seventy-eight tTS) in Georee
= Hamilton's subdivision OF square num-
bered two hundred and forty-seven CAD
as per plat recorded in the office OF the
eufveyor for the District OF Columbia, In
1iber Is. at folio 215.
Terms of sale: One-fourth of the ,pur-
in three equal installments payable IN IN
one, two and three years, with interest a.
Ave per centum per annum, payable semi.
annually from day of sale secured by hrst
deed of trust upon the property SOLO or
all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
A deposit Of $500 will be required at time
OF sale ALI conveyancing. recording rev.
enue stamps, etc. at cost OF purchaser.
Terms OF sale to be complied with within
thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF defaultlng
purchaser. after five DAYS advertisement
Of such resale In some newspaper pub
ushed In WASHINGTON. D. c:
NATIONAL SAYINGS AND
President.
(seall Attest:
Assistant Secretary
Evening star., 1935-11-21

FORD 1881 Tudor sedan. A typical Taylor
Better Conditioned Car" New finiSh. new
tires. new slip covers new battery, refined
brakes reconditioned motor: guaranteed
condition Was S219. NOW S195. Taylor
Motor Co, 14th ST at T NV
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FORD 1891 Victoria coupe: refinished in
dark green by the new opalescent process.
You viii be amazed at the new-car appear
ance this process gives to a used car. Gus
tom-tailored slip covers, nearly new tires.
perfect chrome: mechanically carries the
Red OK. Tag that counts. Was S245. now
S2l5 TayloI Mntor Co Ath st at e ".
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LINCOLN 7-pass sedan 500: If you can
use this job. don't fail to come in and see
IL today; in good condition throughout. Lee
D. Butler. Inc. 1l3S Conn. ave. NV. Phone
District 01l0.
Evening star., 1935-11-21

FORD 1888 de luxe cabriolet; all-weat ther
sport job in exceptionally clean condition;
dual horns, safety glass, rumble. nearly
new tires. spotless black finish. top like
new. not q mark on the upholstery; guar
anteed mechanical condition. Was 1878.
now 1888. Taylor Motor Co.. 14th st.
at 7 NV.
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FORD 1894 de luxe coupe; black finish
without scratch. cream trim and wheels;
clean upholstery. fine VS. motor, excellent
tires. dual horns and tail-lamps. safety
glass. S395: small down pay, easy terms:
guaranteed. Skinker Motor Co. Chrysler-
Plymouth. 1915 goth st. NV. Dist. 431o.
FORD 1884 Tudor sedan: used very little;
must see TO appreciate: $3.50, Call owner
Columbia 2O76. evenings
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HUDSON 1894 brougham: beautiful golden
running motor. looks like a new car in
every respect; priced at S545 for quick
clearance. SUPERIOR MOTORS 1920
l4th st. nv Phone DRfatur 13nn
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NASH 1881 "6"-cyi 5-pass sedan. $3.50:
car has had exceptional care; wonderful
appearance and performance; good for
Inc 113s Conn. ave. NV. District 011O
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performance and looks A real buy today.
Remember. Nolan still allows 500 for any
car that runs on Blue Tag" specials.
st. NV.
FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor sedan; driven
1000 miles: must see to appreciate: S475.
Call Columbia Al Sam
Evening star., 1935-11-21

FORD 1888 coupe. A beautiful 3-window
de luxe maroon. with rumble seat Only
S35 per month. Be sure to see this car
today: it is real bargain. Remember.
Nolan still allows 500 for any car that
runs on Blue Tag" specials. Nolan Motor
Co. Ill 18th St NV
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FORD 1885 Tudor: 8 months old: perfect
Phone Emerson 2003 bet. $50 and 7:30 IN.
FORDsRepossessed cars, Tudors. eoupes
FordorS. These cars can be purchased by
payment of past-due notes and balance
II you have good credit. you can secure
most convenient terms. receive benefit OF
all payments Of former owner. Nolan Mo-
tnr Cn LII 18th st W
Evening star., 1935-11-21

HUDSON 1884 Fordor sedan: original
dark blue finish; Al condition through
Jack PRIV. Inc. 4441 Conn. ave. Branch.
Phone Cleveland $500.
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FORD 1892 VS. Tudor sedan; late-type
motor. finish and tires like new, carefully
driven, $500. Call Owner. Columbia 6lS6-M.
FORD 1885 4-door sedan: perfect con-
and liberal terms. 3110 NJ st. NV, phone
Evening star., 1935-11-21

PACKARDS (2) 1880 5-passenRer sedans:
mileage only $1,000; these cars are like
new; driven only by original owners. Call
National 1856 daily. between 8 and 3.
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe sedan A real
value for some one in one of the most
popular Of used cars: paint. motor and
general condition above average. Will guar
antee for 30 days. Your car may be the
down payment Call Mr.. Phillips at Poto-
mac 1900. or apply at 1921 14th St. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1936-SacFifice credit slip on
new 1886 de luxe Plymouth. Act quickly,
Address Box 104-S. Star Office. 25'
PLYMOUTH 1882 coach: low mileage. up
holstery spotless, general condition consid-
erably above average; very economical to
operate. Genuine bargain at S249; easy
terms. Schlegel L Golden. Dodge and Ply
Park. D. c. Phone Georgia $3.50.
PLYMOUTH 1885 late-model de luxe A.
door sedan with built-in trunk gun-metal
original Duco. Car was purchased new in
June. only months ago. has been driven
very little: looks like a new car and runs
perfectly, We can honestly recommend
this car to anybody looking for q new car
and. wishing to save $175 by buying one
and new-car terms of financing. Priced
as genuine bargain at only seas. Car
also has an expensive heater and many
extras. Don't miss this beautiful car.
Standard Motor Sales, Inc. 1905 14th ST.
NV. Washington. d. G. Phone North 1879.
Evening star., 1935-11-21

FORD 1880 sport cabrioiet; refnished in
beautiful opalescent blue: new top. new
pletely renewed motor. you'll be pleasantly
surprised ct the nearly new appearance
and performance Of this economical bar
Co.. 1zth et. at Z n.w.
Evening star., 1935-11-21

ESSEX 1881 coCch, SI59: we have thor
defects; repainted in a beautiful black: all
tires replaced with new ones. Lee D. But
Ter Inc. 113S Conn. ave. NV. Phone
District OIL 10
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NASH 1884 coupe. Series 1870. Big 6,
dark green finish without a scratch
Low mileage. clean Interior. smartly
appointed. hne mechanically and run
ming on excellent tires. S545. EMER-
SON & ORME guaranteed II. 18th and
M SITS NV phone District G10O
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looks and runs like new Must be seen to
be appreciated. Liberal terms: S465.
3I1O " st. NV. phone west 297h.
Evening star., 1935-11-21

HUPMOBILE 1890 cabriolet; new top. in
good mechanical condition: S125 Mr..
Wise. phone Decatur 1900. 22s
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OLDSMOBILE 1894 "s" 4-door touring Sc
dan; driven slightly over 5000 miles. ra-
dio equipped; a knockout value at S545.
SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1920 14th st. NV.
Phone Decatur 1900.
Evening star., 1935-11-21

FORD BARGAIN-Equity in new Ford
1885 Tudor sedan, run only 1000 miles
Phone Metropolitan 6034. 2Is
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T. C. WILLIS. Secretary.
no12,14,16.19.21.23.25
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NASH 1929 coach: 6-cyl. economy twin
ignition motor, good finish and tires, fac
tory bufit-in trunk. good brakes. clean tn
terror; smart looking and smooth running;
81 % Ia Ylnr Antnr Cn l4th 81 at I u "
Evening star., 1935-11-21

PACKARD 1875 12O sertes) sport coupe;
beautiful light gray finish driven only
1000 miles by careful driver who traded
on 1886 sedan. Bareain at S995 JACK
PRY. INC. Packard Dealer, 1919 14th
Evening star., 1935-11-21

PACKARD 1928 sedan. 500; all brand-new
tires new paint. excellent motor; a rare
barrain at this price. See il, drive it. Lee
District 0I10,
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OLDSMOBILE 1880 sport coupe; new mill
tary brown finish. special slip covers; motor,
brakes, battery. tires all Al. A smart
looking. dependable car at a bargain price.
$3.50. TAYLOR Motor Co.. 14th st. at T NV.
Evening star., 1935-02-01

THIS name was originally spelled
Endecott, and it was not until
after the third generation in Amer
lea that the family changed the
spelling to Endicott.
John Endicott, who has been called
the Father of New England" was
born in 1888. of q splendid family
of the English landed gentry. Very
little Is known Of his life prior to his
coming to America, but he bore the
title of captain and is so recorded in
the earliest records of the Massachu-
sets Colony. 1t is, therefore, sup
posed that he held a commission in
the English Army. He became at
tracted to the Puritan movement, and
with a number of others received q
grant from the Plymouth Council in
England permitting settlement of the
Massachusetts, Bay Colony.
Being a man Of devout faith and
strong principles, John Endicott left
his native land seeking freedom in
religious thought and service. He
became a powerful influence in his
new home-ever the leader and build
er. After serving as Deputy Gov
ernor Of the Colony he became Gov
ernor. Many Of his descendants have
achieved eminence in America, dis
playing qualities of leadership worthy
Of their distinguished ancestor. The
name Of William Crowinshield Endi-
colt is among those who have occu-
pied positions Of national importance.
He held the post of Secretary Of War
during the administration Of Presi-
dent Cleveland.
Copyright. 1887
Evening star., 1935-02-01
Dorothy Dix Says

GROUP Of young girls ask me how they fit themselves
thing prepare yourself for it. 1ea so sy trade s
before enter upon its practice practice amateur
time w G e @ CHANCES ns are that y the
and turned him into crouch Don't learn
young husbands pocketbook Experiment papas
financially better able to stand the strain
perform major surgical operation
without studied anatomy expect to
having trained
or make But viii rush into % hDw the @ aps
complicated and difficult calling EARTH requires
learned single thing that will need know acquired
deftness in the arts that you about to practice
THAT bad marriage. you begin by
aho aho a ne got stung In the matrimonial
What p m man a 1e for m that
smiling wife who has good dinner smoking the table and he
the shock Of his life when he finds that his
without scorchng and throwing his salary
So begin right by making yourself class hosekeeper
you get married instead OF learning how to do aeward Feed
the the given Civ for S @ Many
stone swept nor make pies like mother used to make.
THEN
ton Don't with the altar eye
the divorce court Make up your mind that going stick
It, not only pleasant days but through hell and high
you espoused any other career you
would have to Of hard work into
would have make And you o1d oy hope
to win out the end by having the strength the
gaf and by refusing to quit.
WELL marriage No marriage
w is shedding Not picnic No husband perfect
wives have through child bearing
get her She face injustice
often and often get discouraged You will up
some day but when do don't turn yellow and be gutter
1t out and save your marriage.
Regard marriage job Courhip is romantic dream but
@ M % 1ne a a, n h wo a ha H pooled
duty the other. There lazy rnng
than there for lazy fng husband and the hus
bands duty bring back the bacon than the ws
turn
Evening star., 1935-02-01

Bear in mind that there is no
dummy in whist. The four of hearts
was turned up in Vests hand, and
North, the leader, opened the deuce
Of diamonds. East went up with the
king, showing that he held the ace.
He returned a small club. East and
West took the ace and king of clubs
and put South in with the queen.
South returned his best Suit-spades.
West played the queen and North the
ace, returning the seven Of diamonds
South's play Of the nine guaranteed
the ten, or none. East played the ace
and South ruffed with the trey of
hearts, playing back another spade,
which West won with the king.
West played back the five of spades,
which North trumped with the seven
Of hearts, and East overtrumped with
the nine. To get out of his hand. East
played the thirteenth club. North
overtrumped Vests six with his eight
and returned the queen of hearts.
East covered. South won with the ace
and played back the ten. East won
the trick. but held nothing but dia-
monds, so he had to give North the
last two tricks.
North and South scored the odd
trick. Today East and West would
Evening star., 1935-02-01
Making children's clothes can be

Making children's clothes can be
lots of fun if the material is pretty
and the pattern easy to use. Any one
with the dressmaking urge will re-
spond to this design, for the entire
outfit is made from six pattern pieces
-four for the dress and two for the
boomers.
Tailored styles for children have
never before been so charming. This
little dress demonstrates the spread
of smooth, sloping shoulders, square
necklines, central openings-and full
ness, held in reserve by well-pressed
fiat pleats. All the details of the adult
fashions are quantity echoed in the
clothes shown for the youngest men,
bers of the family.
This little number is delightful in
plain gingham, dimity, seerSucker.
linen or lawn. Buttons may be
matched to the fabric, or they may
carry the idea of contrast out. The
colors that are going well for children
just now are all shades of pink, me-
dunn and light blues, pale yellow, lat
tice green, geranium and red.
Prints are enchanting. They come
designed especially for tiny tots, multi
colored floral effects, spaced rose buds.
Evening star., 1935-02-01
Little Benny
BY LEE PAPE.

Ma was downtown shopping this
afternoon and supper was reddy ony
ma wasn't home yet, and pop started
to wawk up and down nerviss looking
at his watch, saying. This is ceesing to
be funny, I never knew your mother
to be as late as this.
Why, what do you thinks happened?
I said. and pop said. I don't think
anything's happened, confound it. ony
the streets are pritty slippery today
and your mother never did know the
ferst principals Of keeping her ballents
on the ice.
Even with skates on? I said, and pop
said, never remember seeing her with
skates on, but 999 chances out of a
thousand she's not skating home.
And he looked at his watch again,
saying, A quarter after z, for Peet
sake what the dooce can be keeping
her.
Well G wizz, don't worry pop, said.
You always tell ma she's silly when
she worries about you being late, so
why is it any different you worrying
about her? I said, and he said, don't
suppose 1t is, but just same I'm be-
ginning to understand how she feels
when keep her waiting in the eve
ming. Bleeve me I'll never be late
again without telefoning, he said.
And he kept on wawking up and
down nervisSer and nervisser, and
said, o. G. pop, speeking Of telefoning,
that reminds me. I meen that's just
what happened.
What. when, what the dooce are you
tawking about, do you meen your
mother telefoned? pop said, and I
said, Yes, sir. sure she did, early this
afternoon. She telefoned and told me
to tell you not to wait supper for her,
because she was going to stop at Glad
dis's house and have supper there
Didn't I tell you not TO worry, pop?
I said.
Well I'm not going to tell you much,
I'm just going to prove to you that
actions still speek louder than werds
even in this golden age of literature,
pop said.
Being the beginning of the sad part.
Evening star., 1935-02-01
condiments, Salads in Menu
(Copyright, 1895 }

| cocktail, use finely chopped, tender
cabbage sprinkled with finely chopped
green pepper and dice of fresh pine
| apple.
Hot appetizers are welcome on cold
days. If you have SkeWerS, why not
use them now? Rather small mush-
rooms, olives in bacon, segments of
tomato, or most any savory will do.
String them on the SkewerS and broil
| them.
Shrimp Ravigote.
Shrimp Ravigote.-Slice some ripe
tomatoes on shredded lettuce and pile
fresh cooked or canned shrimpS on
top. Mix chilli sauce with Worcester
shire sauce; add finely chopped water
creSS to form a sauce. Pour over the
tomatoes and shrimps and serve very
cold.
For Special Spreads.
New cheese spreads packed In jars
and paper cup containers of convenient
size are appearing with each new
binations are Roquefort cream, pine
apple cream, American cheddar cheese
with sweet cream, and cream cheese
and relish spread-all soft enough to
smooth easily on either cracker or
thin, thin sandwich bread
Roquefort cheese in combination
with salad dressing and spread is put
up now in a jar for appetizers and
hurry up sandwiches. A high per-
centage Of imported Roquefort cheese
is uniformly distributed and blended
with cream or milk for salad dressings
of original flavor.
Honey apricot spread is fine for
sandwiches and quickly prepared. The
apricots ground to fine pulp are so
evenly blended with honey and mayon-
naise that the mixture has a velvety
texture and an aroma that draws one
to it.
For olive butter make into a paste
six minced stuffed olives, two table
spoonfulS of butter and one table,
spoonful of mayonnaise.
For chive butter mix together four
tablespoonfuls of butter, one table
spoonful of chopped chives and one
teaspoonful of lemon juice
Pimento butter is made from drained
canned pimentoes worked into a paste
by stirring in two tablespoonfuls of
softened butter to three pimentoes.
There are delicious cheese buffers
made with Roquefort, cream cheese
and paprika. To four tablespoonfuls
of butter allow two tablespoonfuls of
Roquefort cheese and one tablespoon
full of cream cheese. Sprinkle with
paprika.
Mix together ripe olives with mayon-
naise dressing, and season with a few
drops of lemon juice. Spread on
| crackers.
Spread toast with mayonnaise dress
ing. and on this place a thin slice Of
tomato, laying two anchovies across
the tomato.
A small piece of any smoked fish,
such as herring, placed on a round of
buttered toast, garnished with tartar
sauce, is a savory bit.
Liverwurst made into a paste is good
spread on bread, toast or crackers.
! Canapes.
If you choose one of the biscuits
that are designed to make canapes,
you may take can of crab meat and
flake the fish fine. Add some lemon
Juice and a little chopped celery, then
few sweat picked onions, minced
fine. Combine with mayonnaise
Spread on the canape shapes and
chill. When ready to serve, top each
with a piece Of chutney or pickle.
Evening star., 1935-02-01
Hamburg on Onion Rings.

Lay seven slices of Spanish onion
half an inch thick In buttered shall
low baking dish; pour over them two
tablespoonfulS of melted butter;
sprinkle with salt and pepper; add
one tablespoonful of water; cover
closely and bake in a moderate oven
for 80 minutes, or until tender. In
the meantime, cook one tablespoonful
Of chopped parsley in one tablespoon
full of butter and combine with two
cupfuls of ground lean raw beef. one
fourth cupful Of ground suet, one cup
full of soft fine 1readcrumbS, two table
spoonfuls of onion juice and salt and
pepper If needed; knead until thor
oughly mixed; mold into seven fat
cakes and wrap each cake with slice
of bacon. Place each cake on an
onion slice in the baking dish and
broil under direct heat for five min
utes on each side; baste occasionally
with the drippings; serve at once
from the baking dish. II 1t IS not
convenient to broil the meat cakes by
direct heat pan-broil them in a hot
skillet and serve on the onion slices.