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Evening star., 1936-07-07
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 7.-District
Attorney william F. X. Geoghan Of
Brooklyn had 20 days today to answer
charges Of negligence and incompe-
tence made against him by a special
grand jury investigating the Drukman
murder case.
Gov. Herbert H. Lehman sent let
ter to the Kings County prosecutor
giving him until July 81 to reply,
after three-hour conference yester-
day with Hiram c. Todd. special prose-
cutor who superseded the district at
torney in the Drukman case.
The Governor declined to consider
charges against Geoghan several
weeks ago because the Drukman in
vestigation was not then completed.
The grand jury accused Geoghan Of
negligence and gross incompetence"
in the handling Of the Drukman in
vestigation. 1t also charged that he
associated with certain persons in
Evening star., 1936-07-07
Pastor Gets Call.

SCRANTON, Pa, July 7 R.-The
congregation Of the Green Ridge Pres
byterian Church last night extended q
call to Rev. Paul Sheldon johnson,
La Grange, ILL.,, to I'LL the vacancy
made recently by the resignation OF
Rev. Charles Tudor Leber. DR.. Leber
left the Green Ridge church to become
secretary Of the Foreign Board Of Mis-
sions Of the Presbyterian Church, with
headquarters in New York.
Evening star., 1936-07-07

compatible with the proper discharge
Of the duties OF his high ONCE"
Samuel Drukman, an obscure book
keeper in a Brooklyn garage, was slain
in March last year. Three men were
convicted Of the killing and several
others were convicted Of conspiring to
shield the murderers or are still under
such an Indictment In an investiga-
ton conducted by Todd. A Geoghan
grand jury freed the men later con-
vcted of the killing.
Evening star., 1936-07-07
PERFECT RAINBOW SEEN
Held Sign Of Approaching Storm
at Ticonderoga.

T1CoNDERoGA, N. Y, July Z R-
A rainbow that completely encircled
the sun. leaving the inner space Of the
circle considerably darker than other
portions Of the sky, was visible for
about two hours yesterday.
Amateur astronomers advanced the
theory that the perfect circle was
caused by ice crystals contained in
extremely high clouds and said it Ia
dicated the approach of severe storm.
Evening star., 1936-07-07
SALE NOW IN PROGRESS

Already thousands of smart Washington Men
have bought and saved at this unforeettobe
event. Remember, EVERYTHING MUST GO
IN A HURRY! Former prices don't matter!
Costs don't matter! All thot matters is thot we
have z short months to sell out down to the 4
walls. and that means that this famous stock
of Mems Wear must go for song!
Evening star., 1936-07-07
One Killed in Crash.

VINCENNES, Ind. July 7 P).-
Owen Williams. 80, Of Houston, Tex,
was killed, and Tony Mako, 80, West
field, Mass, was injured critically near
Olney, Ill, as they we're riding on top
Of a truck.
Evening star., 1936-07-07
PROSECUTOR TOLD
TO STATE DEFENSE
Geoghan Gets 20 Days to
Answer Charges in Druk-
man Case.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
w. F. X. Geoohan, Kings County
IN. ~ prosecutor, Das accused By
grand jury OF negligence and gross
incompetence" In handling of
Druknlan murder inquiry. He
tained national prominence u.
Investigating Wendell kidnapping at
H1uptnldnn case.
Evening star., 1936-07-07

would carry New Jersey in November
"by a quarter of million"
Representative Martin told re-
porters:
I'VE win carry everything in the
East, including Maryland. In the
Evening star., 1936-06-28

which had been turned on Tony - he faced
his fellow conspirators, lip lifted and strange
glare in his eyes.
Are not two Americans better than one?"
he asked
"Carinegro" cried Tony's voice, so hoarse
it was almost whisper. I'm giving you
your last chance. Let me out and I'll say
nothing, tell no one. Keep me here for an
hour and you'll die - you'll surely die
Carinegro jingled the keys again 1T has
all become very simple" he remarked con-
versationally to Paca. Here we stay. If by
morning our bomb hasn't exploded, the four
of us will step outside, and little fire will
help to set it off,
Paca stared at him in horror "You can't
do that" she whispered finally, her face dead
white. We'll find some other way"
'None can be better than fire." said Carl
negro. Properly handled, like dead men, fire
tells no tales"
AntoHico and Geromo sensed mighty bat
tie, struggle for leadership = Carinegro
against Paca Geromo, cut to the quick by
Tony's slur, was all for the Carib; Antofiico
for his sister. At the start her eyes fought
Carinegros openly, but the more their blaze
strove to batter down his gaze, the more did
his pupils diminish until they seemed to
vanish completely shutting her out from his
world and his thoughts. Only then did her
own gaze turn Opaque; for the time being she
Evening star., 1936-06-28

been left ajar. She rushed out into the twilight
closed the door after her and felt blindly for
the key. Alas! Either it had been moved to
the inside or taken out
What about the key to tile car? Was it also
gomez A CLINT of dangling metal told her no.
She made leap for the running board and
plunged headlong over the side one hand al
ready reaching out to turn on the ignition
But before she could draw in her left leg
Carinegros fingers closed on her ankle
"Help!' she screamed at the top of her
voice. "Help!'
Paca, Geromo and Antofico came running
out. Geromo clapped hand over kathleen's
mouth; she bit him with all the strength of
her jaws and screamed again. Paca snatched
up lap rug and swiftly wound it around her
head. Then Carinegro picked her up and car
ried her into the house. The rug traied and
fell off. Kathleen struck at his face with her
Intellectual fists, bruising them. He choked
her until her head fell back sickeningly and
hung limp.
"Carinegro!' cried Paca. Don't! You'll
kill her! Where are you going?"
He paid no heed Turning to the left upon
reaching the patio he entered the first room
he came to, tossed his inanimate burden on
big four-poster bed, stepped out and locked
the door. He shuffled back to the front door
and locked that also. Jingling the three
keys in his pocket - two added to the one
Evening star., 1936-06-28

was beaten and knew it. Again his thin lip
curled in half smile.
Choose your rooms" he ordered.
What for1" demanded Antofico
$50 l can lock you in before going out to
the car to fetch supplies. Take your choice
Do as say or 60 hungry"
The quick twilight was already passing
Cropping through the increasing gloom of the
hall they obeyed, Paca taking room at the
far right hand corner of the patio and her
two companions the one next to it. Having
heard all that was said, Tony could deduce
not only their movements but those of
Carinegro. He heard the locking and unlock
ing of doors, and the Carib's oddly shutting
gait as he made two trips to the car Then
came locking and unlocking in reverse order;
Paca, Antofico and Geromo we're free, inside
the house
Straining his ears, he could hear the mur-
mur of distant voices but failed to distinguish
one word from another What about Kate?
What had happened to her? How could he
find out1 He sat on a chair in the dark, his
fists pressed hard to his temples. Suddenly
his hands dropped to his sides and he sank
back with smile He knew a song &C only
one. He threw back his head and shouted,
very much off key:
"A capital ship for an ocean trip,
Was the walLobing window blind!"
What came next? He couldn't remember.
He sang the same couplet over again, still
louder, and waited. No sound; only cessa-
tion of the distant murmuring. Once more he
tried, yelling the words, striving to make them
imperative. Then he listened He heard the
screech of chair, dragged back across tiles;
that must be Carinegro, preparing to rise.
Anything else2 Yes. A ghost of voice,
weak and halting at first, escaped into the
patio, grew stronger, floated over the roof
and descended gently to his ears.
''No wtnd that blew diSmayed her crew
Or troubled the captains mind"'
That's enough, Kater' he called. mo use
getting them sore
Half an hour of utter silence elapsed before
(Confinved on poge 12)
Evening star., 1936-06-28
THE STORY so FAR

HE strange premonitiOn of disaster which
had seized Kathleen Built when she set
] out on cruise to the West Indies with
her mother was dramatically fulfilled in
Havana. For Kathleen was kidnapped, while
sightseeing with Trent KIgallen, and i'm
prisoned on the San Jacinto plantation, five
hundred miles from Havana
Trent appealed to Nadito Sanchez Cuban
friend, for help. Nadito suspected his young
brother, Pebe revolutionist, of part in the
kidnapping and, by fake telephone call,
tricked Pepe into revealing the whereabouts
of his fellow conspirators
Meanwhile, Anthony RedStreak, in whose
house Kathleen had been imprisoned, listened
to her story in amazement And when the four
desperate young revolutionists returned to
the plantation where they thought they had
safely hidden their victim. Anthony upbraided
them for their foolhardy plot But when he
tried to force rescue of Kathleen he found
himself blocked by the clever and sinister
half-breed. Cannegro, who suddenly took
command of the situation, threw Anthony
into another room, and locked the door.
In desperation, Anthony pounded on the
heavy door and shouted:
Kate! Out of the front door! Lock it on
them. It's your only chance!'
Would Kathleen succeed in slipping past
the dangerously aroused Carinegro and his
three companions, to freedom?
PART w
4 KATHLEEN had not waited for the
shouted advice Taking advantage of
~ the CONSERVATION which paralyzed
Paca Antorico and Geromo, she
dashed past Carinegro while he was still in the
act of imprsoning Tony The front door had
La gaceta., 1936-11-09

con Nash Garrison de oponen /.
'e. FL indio Rafael Hrrtado, de
Panama, combatira en- jersey
City con ell griego Andropoulas.
Ell microbes, en- New York,
Arturo Godoy, ell chileno, Sc ba-
tira con ell italiano AL Ettore,
que derrot6 dos wees al negro
LEROY Haynes. Godoy aparece
dirigido por Mike Jacobs.
En- ell programa del viernes,
an Ia Madison Square, adem&s
9e Hurtado y Escobar,el exlegi
time l:ontendiente del peso lige
70, Franckie Kick, peleara con
el italiano Enrico Ventura, cam
pe6n de su pals. Tommy Lough-
ran. ell excampe6n de las II IL
bras, peleara en- San Diego con
TN tai Butch Rogers, en- Los An
geles.
La gaceta., 1936-11-09
DEPCRTES
Sc DISCUTIRA LA CORONA
DE HOJALATA EN- BENJA-
MIN FIELD

Esta noche, en- la ArelId del
116 de Artilleria, Sc di~sputaran
la corona de hojalata de cam
pe6n de la Florida, los eelebe-
rrimos luchadores Dobie Os-
burn, ell de los gestos espeluz-
nantes, y Johnny Plummer, ell
herrero de Iowa.
Recientemente, en- un renido
match, Mr.. Plummer venci6 por
puntos a Mr.. Osburn.
Dobie, un villano ,hizo TODD 10
possible por derrotar a su adver-
sario; pero ell herrera Sc mantu-
vo firme y lie descarg6 Electives
pufetazos.
Laverne Baxter, del Canada,
sera ell contrario del "Estran-
gulador" White, un individuo
que "come Candida" Y digiere
dinamita.
Mr.. Logan luchara con Mr..
Murdoch y Mr.. Schtimenn con
Mr.. Olsen.
La gaceta., 1936-11-09
Las ~principaes peIeas de la semana
Ell campc6n Lewis peleara en- ~Inglaterra
s. con el. "bulto" Harvey

New York, Nov. 9.-La mas
importante pelea de la senlana
Sc verificara en- Londres, la cal
pital inglesa, siendo los conten-
dientes ell negro John Henry lie
wis, de Arizona, campe6n de las
IT'S libras, Y ell ciudadano ingles
Harvey, que es tambien empire
sario o "concertador" de Pc
leas.
Lewis defendera por vez pri-
me-a su corona, a Is asaltos,
despues del combate que sostu-
vo con Jack McAvoy, otro in :
giles, al cral derrot6.
Sixto Escobar, ell puertorri {.
3ueno, saldra ell viernes a la de-
fensa de su tftulo, en- la Madi :
son Square Garden, teniendo de
adversario al indio Quintana,
que lie derrot6 por puntos en- TN
"mat,h" en- ell cual no Sc discu-
tia la corona.
En- Pittsburg, hoy lunes, ell a.
mericano FRITZ Zivic Sc batira
con ell frances CASTOR Lecadre
en- Los Angeles, ell campe6n del
peso de pluma en- ell estado de
New York, Mike Belloise, Sc en-
frentara con Franckie Castillo,
a diez asaltos.
Baby Casanova, Ell mejicano.
Sc pondra ell martes, en- New
York, frente a los pufOs de- ga
10 Charley Goner. Baby Ariz
mendi, otro mejicano, peleara
en- Los Angeles, ell martes, con
Franckie Wallace de Cleveland.
King Levinsky del peso compile
to, reaparecera en- San Jose, Cal
La gaceta., 1936-11-09
Diamond dice que Chino Sc prepaEara pnmero
ydespues peleara con Norman Quahes

da la pelea entire Miller y Al
varez. Los cara.oles y los sspf-
ritus me 10 han dicho. Esa pelea
solo atraeria al pdblico en- Tam
pa. 81 Alvarez no pelea con Mi
Her, en- Benjamin Field, no pc
leara con nadie".
Diamond lie miro un tanticC
asombrado y replica: LA lave
de los rayos la tengo 20, Mr.,
Downing"
Chino, que cerca estaba, to :
sic, tosi6, sc tom6 una Coca Co
a y dijo: 81 Miller quiere aries
sar su bolsa 20 aceptare ell
match.
La gaceta., 1936-11-09

rada; hubieranleS sobrado pala-
bras para demOstrarle 10 que
'por ella sentia: admiration,
entusiG smO; perO no Sc atre-
vic, porque hubiese sido des-
trozar su alma; no eran tales
s~entimientos los que ella am
biciOnaba y exigia.
Con aNaltaciM creciente, la
j6ven contifu6 diciendO:
-Yo no Quiero juzgar ell ca
so por mi misma; quiero que 10
juzgue Ell propio interessd>
FL no ignOraba mi am9t y su
eoncieneia debi6 decirle 81 de-
bia o no correspondents. Por
81 alguna duda tenia acSrca de
mis- sentimientos, y lie presen-
to mi alma al desnudo con Ell
mismo impudOr con que q des.
La gaceta., 1936-11-09

nude lie presente mi cuerpo. 81
me MEGA y concede a otra 10
que 70 considerable milo, quie-
no que 81 me Olga a que tengo
derechO. que debo hacer. Pero,
al responderme, hV de tener en-
cuenta Que lie amo Y que para
.el vivo y y SECURE viviendo.
.iSin 81 mol FL sonaba un ser
para su gloria, y 10 ha encon-
.trado en- pr; yO sohaba un ser
para-p9 alma, y creia haberlo
lVAd ltrado en- 81. Identifiqu@
su cdraz6n en- el amor con ell
milo, Como yo en- Ell carte he sa-
Dido hentificar mi alma con
Ia suya, Y para el vivire allen
tando sus suehos de art TIA,
siendo el espiritu creadorv de
su fantasia. EstO SOhaba, e.tO
La gaceta., 1936-11-09

81 no cristaliza Ell match" en-
tire Chino Alvarez y Baby Mil
Ter, nosotros propondriamos u
no entire Lew Diamond y Jim
Downing, sin limites de rounds.
No lie faltaran a Downing ga
mas de romperle la nariz a Dia.
mond, 81 este insiste en- que su
%contrato lie prohibe contratar a
zurdos como rivales de Chino.
Pero---.- va sc pondran de a.
cuerdo Jim y Lew, dos viejos a.
migos del alma, dos camaradss,
del mismo grupo, dos empresa.
rios que tratan de amman ell bo-
xeo en- Benjamin Field.
va entraran en- razones 10
mismo que Alvarez, 10 mismo
que Miller.
La gaceta., 1936-11-09

arranque de amor y de EMU
Siasmo, tuteandole por vez pri
mera, exclam6:
-iDudas aeaso de mis- pala
bras? IFS que no me conoces
aun nj sabes de 10 que soy ca.
paz?... Pues por 10 que biee
puedes juzgar 10 que hare. ST
tu 10 deseas... iTodol... IRA
oaJa!... lTrabajal... lAcaricie
tu cincel las sohadas lineas de
la Venusl... iBrote del barro
10 que a tn lado esta Ileno de
vida! Este ser es tuyo, de tn
alma' de tn Imagination. de
tus sentimientos de hombre O
de artistal IQuieres amor? 70
te 10 dare, puro como ell pri-
nero de mi vida. IQuieres 10
0"ado para tn gloria? Pues
La gaceta., 1936-11-09

Gaspar inclin6 la cabeza a.
nonadado.
No lie faltaban razones para
convencer q aquella desveHtu-
La gaceta., 1936-11-09

Arrib6 aver, con las velas des-
'plegadas, ell grueso caballero
Lew Diamond, director de Chi
no Alvarez y I'm "listo" en- a.
suntos de boxeo.
POGO despues de haber sido
recibido por dos 0 tres amigos,
que no estimaron oportuno con-
tratar una banda de m1sica, ell
|Sr. Diamond discurri6 de esta
guisa: "Chino no esta en- buena
forma, como no 10 estaba en-
New York, por exceso de caba-
rets, cuando subi6 al cuadrilate-
no con Norman Quarles. Lo pri-
nero que el hara ahora, 81 los
:aracoles sc 10 aconsejan, es en-
'renarse ESTABLISHMENTS y des-
ouss, cuando llegue a su buena
forma, pelear de nuevo con
z vencerlo'.
Terminada su oraci6n, Mr..
Diamond anunci6 que seguira
viaje a New Orleans a presen-
tar ALI un match de ~"pamema",
de tomadura de pelo, entire ell
canpeon Braddock y su amigo
M earthly.
Momentos mas tarde Sc ras-
caba la cabeza Y decia: mi con
trato con Chino prohibe ell uti-
liar p1giles de la mano izquier
da o individuos con mas de 13c
libras."
Cuando Lew "disparaba" Ell
esa forma, sombrero en- mano,
por cortesfa, Sc acerc6 Jim
Downing, ell empresario. Al en-
~terarse de 10 que Diamond ha-
bia dicho, sc Gallo ell sombrero y
a%rgumento: Ell pGblico deman.
La gaceta., 1936-11-09

81 es cierto esode one Mr.. Al
varez andaba de 'eahMEet Ell ca
baret, en- View York, artes e 81
pelea con Norman Quarles, de-
bsmos fslicitarle p0r su serie-
dad y buen gusto.
Mas interesante es yer las lin
das caras de las ~coristas, que los
gestos agrios de Lew y los pu-
nos de Mr.. Quarles.
Cuando gus admiradores de
Tampa cream que ell "~asiatico''
habia tornado en- serio su pro :
drctiva profession, Sc les dice
ahora que ell "niho" andaba de
"cumbancha en- cumbancha', de
rumba en- rumba, de francache-
la en- francachela.
Mr.. Quarles lie derrot6 v el
Sr. Alvarez tuvo que hacer las
naletas a toda prisa y ponerse
en- canine de Tampa la tabaca-
lera.
va sabe ell Chino que para lie
gar a la corona Sc necesita algo
mas que "~espfritu" de broma y
despreciar los consoles atina :
dos.
La gaceta., 1936-11-09

ESQ nd-atrevi6se a repli
car ell artista.- Gratitud in.
mensa, admiration sin limites,
reconocimiento eternol...
Para TODD ESQ no hay mas
que una forpa Gniea Y adecua-
da,-ls interrumpi6l la j6ven.
lei amorl No 10 mYndigo; pc
70 10 merezco. Con gratitud Sc
paga un favor cualquiera sa-
crificios como 81 milo merecen
un sentimiento mas hondo,
mas grande, mas intimo.
La gaceta., 1936-11-09

ne hecho y a este estoy dispues
ia. lQu6 puedO esperar, en-
:ambio?
La gaceta., 1936-11-09
CON LOS GUAM res

Ojala que ell pGblico Sc inte-
rese por la peleita entire Tony
Cancela y Barney Brock. Dos
fuertes j6venes, a los cuales faI
"a ell pull" que con ell p1blico
tiene ell Sr. Chino Alvarez.
Tony y Barney pelearan con
mayor animation que en- Ia pri-
mera vez, porque Cancela sabe
que 81 pierde lie tocaran a "reti-
rada."
Perder frente a Brock, GUAM
do Sc trata de llegar a la c6spi-
de, equivale a despedirSe de las
peleas de importancla.
va 10 sabe Tony: Veneer
cOlgar los guantes.
La gaceta., 1936-11-09
VII

Esta vez 81 esper6 Angela
ma respuesta a sus palabras
zero no la obtuvo.
Gaspar permanecia cabiA
bajo y silenJoso, profunda.
mente impresionado, pero sin
saber cue decir nj como luz.
gar siquiera TODD aquello. que
tenia los caracteres de una To-
eura de un delirio, pero subli-
me.
FL sileneio del artista exalt6
mas a la j6ven.
Fuera de ST, en- un hermoso
La gaceta., 1936-11-09
LA D DE
LOS SUEL-
DOS A SUS EMPLEADOS

Lakeland, Nov. "a partir
del dfa Is de noviembre seran
aumentados los sueldos de los
empleados del ayuntamiento de
Lakeland. Sc aumentaran $40 a
cada policfa y entire SIP y SIS a
cada bombero. Ell promedio de
cada empleado no sera menor
de $40 al mes. La noticia Sc di6
aver por ell administrator de la
municipalidad, Mr.. Charles Lar
sen.
La gaceta., 1936-11-09

POr nuestra parte deseamos
que metan a Jack Dempsey en-
la comisi6n atletica del estado
de New York, pero que nos evil
ten ell escribir con frecuencia 80
bre tan anodino particular.
Merece ell puesto, por haber
ayrdado al triunfo de Mr.. Roo
sevelt, y cuanto antes Sc lie con.
ceda mejor sera para ell arte de
los puhos; pero tengan la amabi
lidad los compaherOs del nortt
de Zanzibar ell disco.
va han publicado cuatro do.
cenas de articulOs sobre las DO.
sibilidades que Dempsey tient
de encasillar en- la comisi6n.
La gaceta., 1936-11-09

id ales, que mi imagination ha
sabido seguVr a su fantasia
hasta en- sus delirios.
Lanz6 I'm suspiro, que mas
que de pesar fue de p~rotesta,
y ahadi6 con amargura:
Sin embargo, csc hombre
no me ama... Su carino es de
otra mujer, que nj lie ha ayu-
.dado a triunfar, nj lie ha allen
.tado en- sus luchas nj quiza le
comprende siquiera. Cuando
rs esperaba su amor, como pre-
par de mi sacrifice, me con-
venzo de qu&-se amor tiene va
dueha. SQu6 hacer, pues? IA
que debo aspirar? IHe de con
formarme a haberme sacrifl-
cado sin objeto, sin resultado,
sin gratitud siquiera? a
Evening star., 1936-02-04
ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers

ADAM "A. WESCHLER d SON. Auctioneers.
sToRy, AND HAsEMENT nkicK
AARIMEET AsA EINpbEhRdHP! EhSP!Na So kNSwMA sS9 Mas s.
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND
RAaE eXEs SPACE AIAFTSaS EoR Fo6RrHEN M!NH cSks A
Ll5eT No sl25 fofe ft1 Sss g y ssa one
as b sns AND records s Ss 9 hs Dt p9 q Gn
thereby. the undersisned md Te trustees n @ viii ofiel
fSs iss By on PYSs 9eGP 9aE E3Rs
described property in the District Of CO:
feet front By the full depth thereof Of lot
80 in Edward Dyers subdivision Of square
564; as per plat recorded In Liber n: x.
once Si q the he Pissr,ss s - Of m mcSSiambis xi,s
I stephsn h,e9sf Tstys subdivision Of s par. Of %!
s%rzsys5s % ONCE % IA and IL siss lSss ss isssssrsS
condon's subdivision Of lot 90 in So said square is
564. as per plat recorded in Liber G. H. B.;
at folio l53. in said surveyors ONCE. All
known for the purposes of assessment and
taxation as. lot $40 in square 564,.
ubecP cHs to Of the sas snpad fd0Pss sasnc. vi. a Be @ ss
Sc; past due. over and above said trust:
check required Of purchaser at sale. Ex-
animation of title. conveyan ncing recording.
| revenue. stamps and notarial fees at cost
within thirty days from day Of sale other
wise trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost Of defaultins
purchaser after five days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington D. c.. or deposit may be
forfeited. or without forfeiting deposit
trustees may avail Themselves Of any leaal
or equitable rights against defaulting pur-
chaser.
RALPH p BARNARD,
HORACE @. SMITHY
fel l-CSyCibs eXSu Trustees
Evening star., 1936-02-04
THoS. j, OWEN l. SON. AUCTIONEERS
1431 EYE ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
AND-STONE BUILDING. KNOWN AS
PREMISES NO. 1928 K STREET
NORTHWEST

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK.
AND-STONE BUILDING. KNOWN AS
PREMISES NO. 1925 STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded n Liber No. 6402 folio Ill ct
seq. of the land records of the District
OF Columbia and at the request of the
party secured thereby the undersigned
trustees viii sell at public auction In front
OF the premises on THURSDAY THE
THlIJRTEENTH Day OF FEBRUARY. AID.
the following DESCRIBED land and premises;
designated as and being lot 3 In Samuel
Davidson's subdivision OF lots In square
l 81. as per plat recorded in Liber N x.
folios 81 and 90 of the records OF the
ONCE OF the surveyor for the District Of
Columbia.
Terms Of sale: one-fourth of the pur.
chase money to be paid In cash balance
IN three equal installments, payable in one.
two and three years with interest at s
per csntum per annum payable semi
annually from day Of sale secured by first
al cash at the option Of the purchaser 4
deposit Of 81 500 in cash 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 thirty days from day Of sale other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property. at the risk and cost of de.
faulting purchaser after fve days adver-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in In Wa:hington q. e
JAMES BEcKER. E Trustee,
Jas %. 20 2s 3o-feI.4.7.