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Y Sc abalanz6 a ella, y lego a
Iponerle las manos en- ell cuello;
pero retrocedi6, avergonzado
de 81 mismo, balbuceando:
IFS una mujer.,. y esta mo-
ribundal
Entonces provoc6se en- 81 una
reaction natural, un cambio
brusco, pero justificado. Tras
la exaltaci6n vino ell anonada-
miento, como ocurre siempre,
y Sc des2lom6 en- una silla, rom
psendo a llorar y borbotando
entire ~soll9zoS:
-itDeshonrado!. l.. iDeshonra
dol.
Luego, ell pobre hombre
desahog6 su pecho, oprimido
por Ell dolor, en- una conmove-
dora explosion de amargura.
La gaceta., 1935-10-12
CERRADA UNA FABRICA
DE AZUCAR

Madrid, Octubre PEI go
bernador de Zaragoza, en- un
extenso informe, dice al minis
tro de la gobernaci6n: 'Toman
do en- cuenta 10 pIblicado en-
los periodicos por la sociedad
General Azucarera de Espana,
tratando de justificar ell tras-
lado de obreros de la fabrica
de Casetas, ha dispuesto que
Se trasladen a dicho barrio ell
Inspector general de Industrie
y ell de la Secci6n Agron6mica
y ell senior delegado del Traba-
10 y practiquen una informa-
ci6n, para que con toda urgen-
cia hagan la puntual vertical
ci6n de las afirmaciones que
en- Ell communicate Sc hacen".
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LOS PARTIDOS DE LOS
Institutes LOCALES

A las tres de la tarde, en-
Plant Field, comenzara ell par
lido entire los Terriers del ms
'tituto Hillsborough, dirigidos
por Johnson, y ell "once" del ms
.ituto de Palmetto, que Sc dice
3s de los buenos.
Los Terriers llevan alcan-
zadas dos victorias, en- la Con
ferencia de Diez, habiendo side
sus primeras vfctimas Clear
water Y Sarasota.
Cancela jugara hoy la posi-
ci6n de FB, sosteniendo a ORR
huela y Velasco.
En- st. Petersburg, Ia ,ecini
ciudad, las Panteras Sc batiral
con los Diablos Verdes, empe
zando tambien ell partido a la.
tres de la tarde Opinan los e1
pertos que la v~entaja Sc halla
'avor de los muchachOS de aller
de ell puente de Candy.
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Ofrecida a Luis una pelea con Braddock

Detroit, oct. 12.-La corpo-
raci6n Madison Square Garden
Sc ha dirigido al pdgil negro
jose Luis, ofreciendole Tn COM
bate con ell campe6n James j.
Braddock.
John Roxborough, que dirige
los asuntos de Luis, dice que
antes de llegar a Braddock pre-
iiere un match cen e. aleman
Max S%chmeling. La Garden pi-
lie al boxeador que sehsle fe-
aha y condolences en- un termi-
no de 72 horas.
Hizo la oferta James j. Johns
ton, que tambien la telegrafi6 a
Julian Black, ell otro de los di-
rect0res, ahora residente en-
Chicago.
Black ha dicho que Schmel-
ing serfa una mayor attraction
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Chino Alvarez derroto facilmente
al %italiano Peter Gulotta
Andrews hizo tablas con Joe Rodriguez

Qued6 anoche probado que
Chino Alvarez es, por ahora, la
mayor attraction de Benjamin
Field.
Made esperaba que Peter
Gulotta fuese un adversario dig
no del muchacho de West Tam
pa y, sin embargo, mas de 5000
"fieles'' dejaron su dinero en-
las taquillas.
Gulotta, c9mpaner0 de esta-
lilo de Tony Canzonery, sabe
boXear, pero su "flus', por 10
menos ell que lucio anoche, es
inferior al de Alvarez.
Una derecha de Alvarez con-
movie enteramente a Gulotta.
despues de haber lanzado mas
de una docena al aire, haci6n-
dole perder 'pimienta". Ell tia
liano Sc limit0 entonces a soste-
ner la acci6n por ell mayor item
pc possible.
En- ell tercer asalto Chino a.
cometi6 con su formidable de-
recha, atizando media docena,
de Electives punetazos, que IT,
raros a Pete por la cuenta de
nueve. Gulotta Sc incorpor6; Al
raron a Peter por la cuenta de
a sentarlo en- la Iona, por nueve
La gaceta., 1935-10-12
UN PISTOLE
RO Y EXTREMISTA

Madrid, Octubre 12.-AI nj
historic de gobernaci6n Sc do
cuenta aver de haber sido con-
denado en- Malaga ell pistolero
~ atracador Antonio Garcia AL
varez, conocido por ell chofer,
autor de un atentado a un a.
genie de la autoridad. Garcia
Alvarez sostuvo fuego con los
guardias de asalto Y result6
herido en- una pierna. Ell tribu-
nal de urgencia que conoci6 de
la causa lie ha condenado a nue.
We amos, z meses y Fl dias de
reclusi6n.
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me a las buenas la eXplicaci6n
que tengo dereoho a pedirte?
Pues me la daras a las malas.
iResponde! GQue indica esa san
gre que he descubierto y que en-
vano pretendes ocultar subien-
10 el embozo? iReSponde!
E hizo ademan de cogerle la
mano.
Ella Sc consider6 perdida.
Nj saba que decir nj en- su
trast 'rno y en- su debilidad a
certaba a coordinar sus ideas.
Ademas, comprendi6 que,
una veg excitada la desconfian-
"a de su esposo, este, como me-
dico, adivinaria 10 que tan tor
pemente lie ocultaba.
No tenia la infeliz fuerzas
para luchar, sentiase mOrir, y
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sion y miedo.
De pronto, abalanz6se a la
puerta de la alcoba y la cerr6.
Lueg0, volviendo junto a la ca
ma, dijo:
-iYo 10 sabre TODD!
Y fue a tirar de las ropas pa
ra dejar al descubierto ell cuer-
pc de Lorenza y prcceder a un
reconocimiento que lie revelara
ell origen de aquella sangre.
Ella adivin6 su prop6sito, Y,
reteniendo fuertemente las ro-
pas, exclam6:
Mol. mo, por Dios!
Y convencida de que toda re-
sistencia era inutil, confes6 su
culpa en- esta Sola Erase, salida
de sus labios entire gemidos y
sollozos:
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considerandose perdida, gimi6
meior qre dijo:
i Perd6n!
VIII

al escuchar esta palabra, Re-
villa retrOcedi6 eSpantado.
-iPerd6n!-repiti6 con voz
temblorosa.-i Pides perdon!...
lLuego no Sc trata de una des-
gracia!... iLorenza!.,. GLoren-
za!...
Conociase en- SUI mirada, en-
la expression de su roStro, que
algo sospechaba. No la verdad
precisamente; Ipero 81 al?o que
lie ponia en- canine para llegar
a ella.
Su aspecto inspiraba compa-
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Regresaba Yo tan CON.

Regresaba 20 tan con-
tento, ia,-tan esperanto
DO, tan deseoso de encontrar la
dlcha conyugal que no habia
conseguido nunca!... iDispues-
TO a toda clase de sacrificios
por Yer convertible mi hogan
en- I'm remedO, siquiera del no.
gar tranquilo y dichoso que So
mel. TODD era amor en- mi,
ternura, indulgencia, buenos
propoSitos!,.. Y en- cambio del
premio merecido por mis- bue
mas lntenciones... halo la des-
honfa, Ell engano, la TRACTION,
Ia lnfelicidad, la verguenza!.. l..
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segundos. Concentro ell de West
Tampa ell ataque y Sc lie otorg6
ell triunfo por nocaut tecnico.
La multitud sac6 del bout
la impression de que Chino per
tenece a la primera fila y que Ia
empresa de Benjamin Field de-
be actuar en- consequence, de.
jando de importar a ''pobres
diablos".
Alvarez pesaba 1876 libras y
su rival 1873, dos menos de las
que Sc habian anunciado.
Tn ciudadano de Mulberry,
Fiesta Andrews, sustituy6 a
Earl StOrch, que no quiso acep-
tar ia miseria de dinero" que
Downing paga a los pugilistas.
Andrews tuvo la suerte de ha-
GER tablas con Jose Rodriguez,
en- ell semifinal.
Sailor McMullen, un tampe-
no vencio por nocaut tecnico, en-
ell segundo asalto, a Johnny Nc
de New York, derrot6 a Baby
Lincoln de Tampa.
Lloyd Davidson triunf6 por
puntos sobre Johnny Glavitch,
de New Port Richey, y George
Acker vapule6 a Howard Hays.
La gaceta., 1935-10-12
LOS "~CAMANES" DE LA
FLORIDA CONTRA LA COLA
VERDE" DE TULANE

New Orleans, oct. 12.-Los
"caimanes' de la Florida Sc ba-
tran hoy con la "ola verde" de
Tulane.
Ell coach de los viSitantes,
Dutch Stanley, anunci6 anoche
la si2uiente Inca de combate
Schucht, lie; Turner, It; Root,
lg; Brown, c; Lane, rg; Yon TT
Christian, re; Epert, OBJ; Chase
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-i'Perd6n,... He sido ma.
CAPITULO VII
Culpd pdgddd

No hay manera de pintar ell
asombro primero, la indigna-
ci6n descues, la c6lera por Ill
Itimo, del enganado esposo.
Al pronto, qued6se sin saber
hacer, inm6vil, paralizado,
sin acci6n, sin palabra; luego,
vuelto en- 81, su primer impul-
so fue arroiarse sobre la addl-
terra y castigarla eStrangulan-
dola.
La gaceta., 1935-10-12
MURIO Ell REFEREE
CUCO SANCHEZ

Habana, oct. 12.-Poco des-
pu6s de haber actuado de refe,
rec en- la pelea Isidoro Gaztana-
ga-Joe Sekyra, un ataque car
diaco lie produjo la muerte al
La gaceta., 1935-10-12
Il

ANo ALEKUINE~
Amsterdam, Hola@n, oct. II
Ell DR.. Alexandra Alekhine,
cam2e6n mundial de aHdrez,
gano aver la tercera partida
del torneo, venciendo a su ad-
versario, ell DR.. Max Euwe.
Cuando Ell receso del dia ante
rior Sc efectu6, luego de 5 horas
de juego, ell campe6n tenia dos
peones de ventaja, con tres pie
zas mayores cada uno.
I'm examen complete de la
.posici6n eonvenci6 al DR.. Euwe
de que eVa in1til continuar. Con
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Folletin No. 30l
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
Eermiteme que tie asista, que
Ne Guide, que cumpla mis- debe-
res.
VII
La Gaceta

Ell obstinado silencio de Lo-
renza, interrumpido solo por
sus sollozos acab6 por exaspe-
rar a Alexandra.
-G1Conque es decir,-excla-
m6,-que tie complaces en- des-
esperanto, que tie niegas a dar-
La gaceta., 1935-10-12
DEPORTE
GAZTANAGA DERROTO
SFKYRA

Habana, oct. 12.-Sin gran
dificultad, Isidoro Gaztanaga,
ell pdgil espanol del peso COM
pleto, venci6 anoche, p~oniendo-
10 a dormir, en- ell septimo asal-
to, a Joe Sekyra, de New York,
que pesaba 1902 libras. Tuvo
lugar ell combate en- la Arena
CRYSTAL actuando de referee CT
co Sanchez Medina. Pesaba
Gaztana2a POI libraS.
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que Braddock y que antes da
aceFtar al campe6n desea ~
"bout" con ell germano. ~
Mike jacobs, ell homA que
iene a Jose Luis "an Erado'
por contrato, calcula kue una
pelea del eti6pico conf aleman
prcduciria mas de s 100000.
Ancche circul6 " false ru-
NOR de que Jose Luis habfa pc
recido en- I'm accidente aUtomo-
vilista. Despu@s Sc supo la YER
dad y fue que Luis, cuando
ccmpraba un sombrero, Sc vic
rodeado por ell publico y la mul
titud rompio ell escaparate de
la tienda. Ell "campe6n sin CO.
roma" no sufri6 dano alguno,
siendo e.sccltado por la policfa
hasta su domicilie,
La gaceta., 1935-10-12

secuentemente cuando Ell movi-
miento de ci9re, el cuadragesi-
mo quinto lego a el, anunci6 q.
declinaba la partida.
Cen t@s resultados decisivos
en- otros tantos encuentrls, dos
a favor de Alekhine y uno a ia
Vor de Euwe, los Expenditures
parecen echar de menos los en-
pates, tan frecuentes en- los
matches De boxeo entire macs
tros.
L. cuarta partiN Sc ,iagara
en- la Haya y tendx5la ay
#s
La gaceta., 1935-10-12
QUEJAS DE LOS on
D~~%-
DEL CAMPO

Madrid, Octubre 12.-Lle-
ian quejas de la provincial de
ranada so5re 1os jornales que
Ii Sc pagan a los obreros del
lmpo.
Ell ob~ero Jose Antonio Gu
A1ro, de d0n Fadrique, Sc que
"a de que I'm patrono trat6 de
pagarle sus jornales a raz6n
de II pesetas por mes. Vale
ria& Martinez Y Marcel.no
AriA Sc negaron a aceptar sua
j0rnaNs a base de r~esetas
denunciando ell abuse a la De
legacion del Trabajo, que ofre
clio actuar sin demora.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

THos. J. OVEN $ son. AAgcT1oNEERs'
TRqSRu5VnESb PRoVEb sREa Real OF EsrATE HAAf pkoSFIse
APPROXIMATELY 364 FEET ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF I STREET. RE-. Ne BE-
gSSSTGaE STEES IS s3gTETA66TE yEET 6E 4HR HHR
oST so9TaE2sF. aERs p eST ecoSSTAhfNiNd : . ABOUT
1920 SQUARE FEET.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of M trust duly
seq. OF the land records OF the District OF
Columbia. and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees &c
will sell at public auction. in front OF the
Of Of Jan JANUARY, al h A:D, 1885, AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described
of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and being
original lots In numbered ten t,n9,vs mor and nd
in square numbered ten hundred and sixty
Terms Of sale: one-ffth Of the purchase
equal instellments. payable in one. two.
three and fours years. with interest at
from ON day OF sale. sale secured i; BY first deed Of
at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit
Examination of title conveyancing. record
Ing. revenue stamps. ETC., at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within 80 days from day Of sale. other
wise the trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of de-
faulting purchaser. after i've days adver-
tisement Of such resale in some newspaper
published in WASHINGTON. D. C., or trustee
may declare deposit forfeited, or with or
without forfeiting. deposit trustee may
avail itself of any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
By VIM. L. BEALE,
Vice President.
(Seal) Attest:
A. H. SHILLINGTON
Assistant Secretary.
6e20-dAZds eYSaI9hnl
Evening star., 1935-12-30
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZA-
TON AND REVIEW, District Building.
Wsshington, D. g: December 9oth, 1875
In accordance with the provisions OF the
Act Of Congress of August IA. 1894 and
amendment thereto. the Board of Equal
ization and Review will be in session in
the District Building (room 1O5) from and
after the first Monday in January. 1896
until and Including the first Monday in
June 1896, for the purpose Of hearing and
determining such complaints as may. be
made in respect to the new assessment OF
real property in said District, The books
containing the returns Of said assessments
are open to public inspection and can be
seen at the, once Of the Board between
O'clock pm. Of each secular day. To insure
due consideration all complaints shall be
flled at the earliest date possible. The
Law, REQUIRES that the equalization and
review shall be completed as nearly as
practicable on the first Monday in June
1885. after which date no other or further
complaints as to valuations will be re-
ceived. and when approved by the Commits
slonerS the assessments will constitute
the basis OF taxation for the next succeed
ing period Of one year. and until another
valuation is made according. to law. Blank
forms for making complaints can be had
on application. VIM. P. Richards Assessor
and Chairman Of the Board Of Equalization
and Review. de30,31
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AUCTION SALES-TODAY.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER g. son. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY SEMI-DETACHED STONE AND

ADAM A. WESCHLER & son. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
sFGeY EeK sEEashbREEGAoNNooDi NJ 5TSff as
ISLAND AVENUE NORTHWEST;
beT Esus NJ ssa q fos esss g fs' see II
re land records Of the District OF ColumS;
ssreby. the IndersiSned trustee viii ofier
preNises, On MONDAY, THE THIRTTETyH
seFbed orobs2tg %o9SK in ts 1ssriss 5hs eGSEcs c
lumbia. to wit: All of lot 20 in L
Stanton. trustee. and others subdivision
Of lots In square 159. as per Plat recorded
- surveyor's Nyo once of the District Of Colum:
bia.. except the west 4.16 feet by the full
Terms OF sale: one-third OF. the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash Palaee bI nceI IN
issory notes Of purchaser, payable In one:
Der cent per annum from day OF sale, pay,
able semi-annually. secured 6y nrst Isl e deea e
option Of purchaser. deposit OF 81 QUO
required Of purchaser at sale. Examination
OF title conveyancing. recording: revenue
stamps and notarial fees at cost OF PuT-
seser Terms rd to q Sas N se "e
eyts. q Ss at risk risk ana cost Of defa9iting pur=
chaser after five days advertisement OF
ScH resale in " Sspost aS Sc
forfeited tiddHssD" or without ut Iforfeltins deposit
saussblem mak asts aya asainst aefsatins puS
THE MuNsEY TRUST COMPANY,
dsi72o.24.27.so Vice President.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
ONE-STORY STORE.
IN OLD GEORGETOWN.

CORNER APARTMENT in best residen-
tial section opposite large estate. walk-up
building containing s apts. of 3 rooms and
bath EACH electric refrigeration: large lot:
low rentals bring in over $4,000 per year;
can be bought for times annual rental.
about SIS. 900 under assessment: net earn
ing shows large return on small cash re-
ouired. No more apartment bldgs. can be
built IN Georgetown under Zoning regula-
tions Call Mr.. DREW. Met, 1897. F.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment Bids
Evening star., 1935-12-30
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PONTIAC 1881 coupe. New olive, green
finish low mileage. dependable mechanical
order; clean and sound every way: S195.
Coast-In Inc. Chrysler-Plymouth. 421
Sth st Sc. Lincoln 9393.
PONTIAC Sport Coupe. 1884. Here Is as
clean a used car as we have ever had;
has ali original finish and excellent tires
and motor. and we have priced II speeial
for today at S495 90. Norris, Inc. 20l6
14th ST. NV. North 3949.
PONTIAC 1888 5 sedan: f1ne black paint (;
ali good tires, clean upholstery and quiet
motG this car had 96d tSs eaEe p4ee apa Is sood %
until midnieht, Dec. 81. c. c. c. Guar
anty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd st..
NV. Nat 5000. Open Sun. and eve.
PONTIAC 1884 sedan: you Will be pleased
with the fine appearance Of this car; olscE
paint, good tires. spotless upholstery. and 3
splendid motor: 1t will pay you TO inspect
this car; S445: this price good until mid
night. Dec. 81. c. e. G. Guaranty. Cap
$500. Open Sun. and eve.
AUToMoBILEs at Wesehler,s auto auction,
92s II NV every Wednesday and Satur-
daY 10 m Usually q good assortment.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A wEscHLER q SON. Auctioneers.

ADAM A WESCHLER q SON. AucLloueeIb
TRUSTEES, sALE on VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED REAL ESTATE; CoNsISTINTG Ing
EMaENT EaMT H9YSGA HF2RkAdE kN2YN As EVE o
1STA1HlN6 GRNTs ANS cERTAfN sToREs E6
NoRETHWMEEsT WASHINGTON, B, G..
sy Y5tus a9 ssse q fS siie & rus Fseorsse II
the land records Of the District of Co.
lumbia,, and at the request Of parties Sc;
ofier for sale BY public auction in front
q Ap premises mi IN MONDAY TsSs THE sHHTH
O'clock e ISoAfh PM. the sISi following described
property N the District OF Columbia to
wit That property known and distinguished
nd sS a9e S IN Gee na
Della 6 smaiIwood's subdiyision Of lots in
S; P Browns subdivision Of part Of Mount
subdivision Recorded in Liber 65. at folio
l5h in the Cfdce, OF the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia. now known for pur:
numbered eight hundred and seventeen
1Sl7l and eight hundred and twenty-three
dssa @ .nd m 'qsEs qmRrs s! Tnf6 Aso an par
q e. ngmSersd sever bundled and seventy:
dyson eT ot ps aber.d seven funded dps
and seventy-tour (774. in s. P. Browns
as per plat Of 'irst-mentioned subdivision
R aS as aoews
BEGINNING for the same on the northerly
corner Of said lot and running thence
sale lot I5O.s7 feet: thence southwesterly
distant 1877 81 feet northeasterly from the
southwest corner Of said lot; thence south
TSseSstssrly YES s along the westerly line OF SAID lot
said lot numbered seven hundred and sew
enty.eight 5Isl: ehence southeasterly
feet to the place Of beginning; known for
purposes Of assessment and taxation as
lot numbered eight hundred and twenty
snd u nsBscs
to to 3 building 6t .. restriction line and to cove
Terms Of sale: Fifty thousand dollars
$3.50. .0O0.00l Of the purchase money to be
naio in cash. balance to be represented BY
passSe IN 81 If
teen thousand dollars (S15 900 00l. tnclud-
ing int. rest at the rate Of six (6l per cent
forty-eiahth t4sth5 month after s the e. date ate
f5 4 sd 1Sts ot S notes Do5
the property sold. the purchaser to have
the right to make larger payments at any
Tine. tine or al cash at the option Of the ppT-
sted oeSssF s so s5s ssnsd edess s.
deet Of trust 6sreinbefore referred t. to In IN
lhe total face. amount OF not less than
forty THOUSAND dollars (S4o.O0o. .00). re-
OF title. conveyancine. revenue stamps, re-
cordin9 and notarial fees at cost Of pur-
chaser Terms to be complied with within
wise trustees reserve the right to resell
property at -isk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser. after thirty (30) days adver-
published IN Washington. D. C.. or deposit
may be forfeited. or without forfeiting
any leeal or. equitable rights against de-
faultinR purchaser,
FRANCIS W. HILL. Jr.
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON
VICTOR B. DEYBER.
Substitute Trustees
appointed BY order Of Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia, In Equity
Cause 52401 and In Equity Cause 549S2
Evening star., 1935-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE C. GERTMAN, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
:, trict Of Columbia NORA McNALLY.
Plaintiff VS.. WILLIAM H. SCOTT. ct al.
Defendants. No. 53635.-Upon
consideration of the report Of George e:
Gertman. trustee, filed herein this day. 1t
is BY the Court, this I1th day of December,
AD; 1895. oRESPERED that the OFFER q Sf
Frye, Agent, Of S12,5OO cash. subject to
Q brokerage of S625, for Lots 1SS,, 1S9,
100 and 814 in Square 2S68. with the
improvements thereon. same being situated
ct the northwest corner of Georgia Avenue
hereby accepted and approved unless cause
to the contrary be shown herein on or
before January 6. 1896 at ten o'clock
AM to which time this matter is con-
tinued: provided copy hereof be published
in The Evening Star on December 13. II.
20. % and 80. 1898. and January 2. 1885,
and in The Washington Law Reporter in
each Of three consecutive. weekly issues
beginning with the current week. JEN-
NINGs BAILEY. Justice: lseal9 A true
copy. Test: FRANK e. CUNNINGHAM.
Clerk. By HARRY M. HULL, Asst. Clerk.
de13,17,20 % 30-ja2
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THOS. ]. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERs.
143l EYE ST NV

1431 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL
X g. FEET ON NINTH STREET AND
AfffdEG4lHATgFK AfdG 5TRrET les coNT2lN1Sa sEEI Sa
dRo1Np.N MP I%PRovEb oSE6 By LARGE
BUILDING KNOWN AS THE
''Rialto Theater,"
sEEsHEfrS sEsEaF SoEEhwksR s. AsP AEs9 zi HESSs
STREET STREET NoRTHWEsT. rs Ao5RTHHMssEs 7S4 EIGHTH
duly recorded in Li6er No. eI77. folio So
Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees trUs, win sell at public auction il
Size. Northwest o on WRpNEsDAY. faSfs S Nffe HE
EIGHTH sE I'll, "a DAY OF JANUARY, A.p. 1895,
lowing described land and premises, pre- stu fSi
dssisnated as and being part of orisinai nal
sSF an9 We 4c AZ ' e :.
street, at point distant tysnty::nine and
81 the northwest corner Of said lot four
Street 81: and ,tt1g running thence north on said
nine t99l feet four ,(4) inches; thence
dredth. ls9.s5l feet; thenee following the
building mentioned in deed from Edward
H. Kos. to .Nettie I. Moore and in deed
july 1897 ana 10 %ssuet
trict Of Columbia: the three foiioxins
and fourteen hundredths. (20.iD feet:
north forty-fiye hundredths t.45). Of a
foot; and westerly seventy-nine and nine
and and the place Of Sesinnins. ing " Also % all ali Of Of
original lots twelve (12) and thirteen (13)
iss RSre feet ,ron aa on SSS
90 In said square four hundred and i've
Aenls 9 se a p lot bsSsatS go
ave i405l. as per plat recorded In Lber
once Of the surveyor of the District Of
Terms Of sale: one,tourth Q. the pur-
eAss On os Ssoss tSrss gsafs W RS Interest s
y from day Of sale secured by first
sSoa q as SR0n IN Ct saR ss' OF cfd
Of stle or M
cording. revenue stamps; etc. at cost OF
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied
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 news
paper published in Washington. D; G.. or
trustee may declare deposit forfeited, or
avail itself Of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting purchaser,
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
By HOWARD MORAN. vice President.
(Seall Attest:
A. II. SHILLINGTON,
Assistant Secretary.
del7.2o.24.27,2s.3o.3 31.ja2,3.4.6,7A
Evening star., 1935-12-30

oLDsMoBILE 1885 sport coupe, s CYL;
Hollywood green paint; the original tires
are in splendid condition; low MILEAGE;
$645. This price good until midntght Dec.
Co, 1922 22nd st. NV. National $500.
Omen SUNDAYS and evenings
Evening star., 1935-12-30

PIERCE-ARRow 1929 de luxe coupe.
equipped with wire wheels. trunk and
rumble seat: excellent condition inside and
out. good rubber. motor In dne condition;
sacrifice for the best offer. Phone Mr.
Wilson, Adams 4423.
Evening star., 1935-12-30

PACKARD Club Sedan de luxe. 1882 model,
902. Here is luxurious transportation IN
one OF the finest model Packards built.
1t has six wire wheels. white side-wall
tires. spotless upholstery. trunk and extra
luggage carrier. The motor is fully guar
anteed the paint excellent and we have
this model cost over IS 10000 Norris.
2OIS l4th St NV North 3Q4q.
Evening star., 1935-12-30

PTERCE-ARRow 1882 Imperial 7-passen-
wealthiest families in Pittsburgh and has
been driven very little; has ,conventional
type headlights and the original nnish is
touched appearance; it was driven from
PtttsburEh to washington at an average of
II miles to the gallon q gas apd consumteso ts1
nation It Is q tetter buy now at S696 than
It was new at S3a70 Can be seen at
515 sth st. Sc. or phone Mr.. Kay. Lincoln
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