davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25

TO save Marion: Tell me hon
estly, would you hesitate at any
peril for yourself II you thought
you saw the faintes. chance of
bringing her back home safely ."
She looked at hm piteously.
ut isn't fair to put II that
way. It's purely a hypothetical
question with me. or course, I
would say that l wouldn't hest
tate at any peril and would
mean II. hut any danger that |
would face would be just that
danger and nothing more. II
wouldn't be certain suicide, a.
your going back would he.
Remember. you've lived In
safety all these years because
the only men who could identify
YOU In both personalities are
dead, and because the remnants
of that diaboIical gang believe
YOU died with them. But " you
reappear In your old identity,
~ / suppose you mean TO do,
YOU know you wouldn't have
even a thousandth chance of
escaping their vengeance. Re-
m m ber-to them you're
branded"
AS a doubic-crosser," he fin
ished gravely. Eyes, know that,
hut I know something else, from
reports I've heard. Their organi-
zation Is no longer powerful, IL
L. more or less broker up"
"And 1 suppose there are no
poison fangs left among the sur
vivors," she said scornfully.
and that any one Of them
would not count IL the highest
honor and privilege of his life II
he could send you out Of the
world and brand your mutilated
body with the stigma of traitor.
"You know 10 wouldn't he
death alone you would be facing.
hut horrible torture the fate
meted out to traitors by those
friends. All! Harry, don't ask me
to consent to that. Even for
Marion's sake, ] can't send you
into that. At least she isn't fac
ing torture"
How do you-" he began,
then checked himself, patiently
in sudden realization of how
drained of strength he was. But
I knew what he had begun to say.
"How do you know what she Is
facing? ?" and saw by the sudden
terror in Lillian's eyes that she
shared my ir tuition.
Suppose we don't talk Of II
any more now" he said gently.
"You know I won't stir a step In
that direction without your con-
sent. and you surely are In no
condition, physically or mentally.
TO decide anything tonight.
Resides, I couldn't start on
such . mission Immediately. II
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A Sequel to Marriage Meddiers

would take a lot OF painstaking
preparation and a certain amount
OF cooperation. especially from
the Chief. So you can have
plenty Of time TO think things
over. Don't decide now"
Her eyes. wide with terror. were
fixed upon him. and ! saw that
she understood, as | did his mex
orable purpose
He had just promised her he
would not go upon his mission 50
terrifying 10 her unless she should
give him permission, but | also
shared her belief that he meant 10
obtain that permission. by one
means or another. by the time he
should complete his arrangements
for his return 10 the underworld
which had been his habitat for the
bizarre, colorful and dangerous
years preceding his reconciliation
TO Lillian.
They were years which had been
his atonement for the episode
when. craZed by drink he had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25

III IN 100 mucn,
Harry, 20 ask
OF me-"
His face anC
voice were very
tender. yet very
grave as he an.
Swered her.
I think you
ex ag z e rate
tn o danger.
dear girl, but
even II II IL,
all you think
would you bid
me draw back
W h en- going
would give
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LILLIAN'S FACE was suddenly
drained OF all color. and her fingers
clenched themselves convulsively
into her palms. And her voice.
when she spoke, was raHeeHs with
terror.
First Marion then you,' she
said. Child and husband both,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-11
AT OHIO STATE

Miss Dorothy Ware of 4l8 Col
legc street, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Ware. is a student at Ohio
State University. Miss Ware grad
uatsta from Wilharforra last June.
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and Mrs. Clinton D. Boyd. Women
members Of the Republican State Cen
tral Committee will assist.
DAYTON LOCALS

On Sunday, October 20, 1910 The
Twin Sisters club will once again Pre-
sent to people Of Dayton and COM
munity The Illinois Spiritual Singers.
These girls are very fine singers.
Please come and hear these singers.
y . 4
The Senior Missionary Society will
have an entertainment here at the Mt.
Enon Baptist Church Saturday, Octo-
Der IL, 1910 from pm. on. Let us
all come out and help them.
ALUMNI GROUP
The Alumni Group of the Relig-
ious Education will meet Tuesday.
October is at pm. at the Fifth
Street YWCA, 800 w. Fifth street.
This is a call meeting t, make pre-
parations for the Annual Tea, for
Sunday October 81 at Linden Cen
ter Members please take notice
and be present.
Mrs. L. Redman is president; Miss
Mildred Lee, secretary.
ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM
Harmony Lodge No. N F. and A.
M. will observe their 23rd anniver-
sary, October II, at 7.30 pm. at
the hall, 5th and Mound streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stewart OF
1922 w. Fifth street are the proud
parents of baby girl, Eleanora
Yvonne, three weeks old. Mother
and daughter are in the best OF
health.
Mr.. Will Smith Of Mead street left
Thursday for Lexington, Ky, to
spend month visiting relatives and
friends.
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LINDEN CENTER
N @ T ES

The Apex Willing Workers Club,
newly organized group Of young girls
with Mrs. Williams as advisor met at
the Center and planned their first
weiner roast at Miami View, Thurs
LAY, Octoer 10. from 4 to 9 pm. Miss
Clara Dixon is president Of this group,
and the membership Of this group IS
still open.
Linden Garden Path Club will hold
their regular bi-monthly meeting at
the Center, Thursday evening prompt
ly at 7:3o pm A most interesting pro-
gram has beer arranged
The Wilberforec University Exten-
sion Glasses consisting os Foods.
Clothing, Home Beautif:eatson. House
hold Management. Budgeting. and
Home Nursing, will begin October 15,
under the direction Of Mrs. Charles
Young, Wilberforce, Ohio.
Dancing Glasses with Miss Schwartz
as instructor open on Thursday, 0c-
tober II. Junior girls are scheduled 4
to 5; intermediate girls, 5 to 8; Senior
/, Girls, 6 to I.
Those who are Interested in Choral
music are urged to register. Linden
Center ii most fortunate in securing
| the efficient services Of Mrs. Charles
Higgins for this department. This Is
an opportunity no lovers Of music can
afford TO miss.
The Older Girls and Moments Com
, mittee will have regular Monthly
meeting Tuesday evening, October IS,
promptly at 7 o'clock. The committee
will have as their speaker, Mrs.
George Wood. who will use as her
subject Committee Members Duties
and Responsibilities.
The Little Gardens Club will meet
, at the home of Mrs. Arnold Of s12
Frizell Avenue to begin their tour Of
fall gardens.
A Recreational Institute Of all WPA
County Recreational workers was held
at Linden Center Tuesday through
| Friday, with Mr. Earl Tullis, WPA
Recreation Director in charge. This
Institute proved most beneficial to the
workers.
Interested in Chess Join the Chess
Club and get ready for the sectional
tournament next spring. The group
| viii meet Wednesday evening prompt
ly at O'Clock. Both men and womel
are invited.
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Election Of Bookwalter
Will Mean MORE
Jobs For Negroes

which they applied.
He has ever been kind to our
people and we should elect Mr..
Bookwalter County Engineer and ne
will give recognition TO olr people
by employing tfc'n in the county
road service when he is County En-
gineer. and he will pay them decent
wages. We know this because he
has done so in the WPA jobs and
the State jobs which he has given
them.
We should all boost this man
.Bookie, for County Engineer. he
has been our friend and will con
tinue TO be our friend, and can
really do more for US # we will elect
him County Engineer Of Montgom-
cry County.
IF We bring him back TO Mont
gomery County as our Engineer he
can employ more Dayton colored
people. So lets all boost "Bookie'
| our friend.
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NeecIlework Guild
I O Meet Tuesday

A group meeting Of the Needlework
Guild was called Monday afternoon at
he residence Of hrs. Marion Ander-
son. 50 Horace Street, The ra hties
i elothina drive to be distributed
nong the needy children Of our city
re discussed, any person or organi-
ton wishing t. contribute 70 this
worthy cause Is asked to notify Mrs.
Anderson on any Of the group leaders.
The members of the group are asked
) meet at Linden Center, Tuesday,
ctober Is, at 1 o'clock.
The garments are given to the fol-
owing organizations, Montgomery
unity Children's Home, The Good
amaritan, Miami Valley and St.
lizabeth hospitals, Family Welfare,
west Side Day Nursey, and Mother
Scott Homo. Those in charge of the
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PACE TWO -

To the Editor of The Forum;
Parker s. Bookwaiter, candidate
for County Engineer on the Repub-
iican Internationally known ~
nseolored people here On the West
Side as tBookie,' has always been
friend.
or more than thirty years ID this
community he has been active As q
highway engineer. building roads and
BRIGGS. and always he has recog
nized the colored people by giving
them employment on his jobs. For
more than three years up until last
.Ianuars he was engineer with the
WPA in fifteen counties and every
where he recognized the colored
people ard gave them jobs. At the
present time he is Division Engin-
Ger in eight counties IN Western
Ohio in the Ohio State Highway De-
partment, and has recognized the
coiored people by employing great
number IF them in the district, A.
truck drivers and various Jobs for
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-10-11

rive are as follows: Mrs. Marion
Anderson, president, Section 81
Robert Patterson, ~, Money MEM.
bers, Mrs. Agnes Shaw, director; Mrs.
Cora Peters, secretary; Mrs Lucy
Taylor, assistant secretary; Mrs. Lowe
Cav, purchasing agent; Mrs. Letitla
Rose, in charge Of garments.
Group leaders. Mrs. Caterine klggs,
Mrs. Merriam Ryder, Mrs. Hortense
Campbell, Miss Lillian Rice, Mrs.
Dorothy West, Mrs. Lethia Jackson,
Mrs. Laura Robinson, Mrs. Grace
Hickman, Mrs. Lillian Grigsby, Dun
bar High School; Miss Annabeile Car
ter. Garfield School; Miss Gertrude
Sykes, willard School; Mrs. Leota
Ruet, Y.W.C.A.; Mrs. Lois Williamson
City Nurses; Mrs. Rosa Wilkins. YIN,
CA; Mrs, Lucy Taylor and Mrs. iii
Ian MeFall West Side Day Nursery,
Publicity: Mrs, Ahhile Garter, Mrs.
II. f. Neal and Mrs, Susie Rives.
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CORA JORDAN
Continued from page ! J

session will be recessed, and there
will follow a series of round table
discussions, including the following
topics and discussions leaders: Pub
licity, Mrs Carl Hanna, Of Cleveland.
will follow a series Of round table
discussions, including the following
topics and discussion leaders: Pub
licity, Mrs. Carl Hama, Of Cleveland,
Young Republicans, Miss Dorothy
O'Brien, Of Toledo; study programs,
Mrs. Elizabeth Linard, of Bellaire;
marking the ballot, Miss Edith Welsh,
of Newark; radio forum, Mrs. j A.
Martz3 Of Wellsville; and problems
Of precinct worker, Mrs Mary L.
Forrest, Of Gates Mills
Between 1890 and as, luncheon
will be served in the hotel, with visit
ing women as guests of the Ohio Re-
publican campaign committee Admis-
sion to the luncheon will be by card
only
Miss Martin, Miss Paulson and Mrs.
Taft, addressing the afternoon meet
ing will present highlights Of the
campaign from national point of
view, while Governor Bricker and
Mayor Burton will. for the most part,
discuss State issues, as viii the other
candidates on the State ticket, Lieu
tenant Governor Paul M Herbert,
Treasurer of State Don III. Ebright,
Attorney General Thomas ]. Herbert,
Edward J. Hummel, candidate for Sec
retary Of State; Joseph T. Tracy,
candidate for Auditor of State; Con-
gressnlen-at large George Fl. Bender
and l. L. Marshall, and Gilbert Bett-
man and Clinton ID. Boyd, candidates
for the Ohio Supreme Court. Miss
Martin will be introduced by Mrs.
Wilma Sinclair Levan, of Steubenville,
former national committeewoman from
Ohio.
Mrs. Bricker and the wives Of the
other candidates will introduce their
respective husbands to the audience
Between A:30 and 600 pm, the
wives Of the state candidates will be
hostesses at a tea honoring Mrs.
Bricker. 1t will be served in the ball
room OF the Deshler- Wallick Hotel
viii the following in the receiving
line Nth Mrs. Bricker: Mrs. Thomas
j. esioc;-t, Mrs. Don II. Ebright, Mrs.
Pal M. Herbert, Mrs. Harold H. Bur
ton, AIRS George II. Bender, Mrs. l..
-. Marshall. Mrs. Gilbast BsttInan
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AMONG DAYTON
CH u r { H ES
Mt. Enon Baptist
Rev. ]. L. Mundy. Pastor
MT. ENON BAPTIST CHURCH

MT, ENON BAPTIST CHURCH
Cor. Bank and Germantown SITS.
On Sunday October 10, 1910, Rev.
T. A. Bennett paster Of the First Bap-
tist Church Of Richmond, Kentucky
will be with US, and his choirs>to ron
der service through the day.
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 PM. Rev
Bennett will preach and his cholrs will
sing, again in the evening service will
De another great opportunity to hear
this great gospel minister
This great day is known as Ken.
lucky Day at the Mt. Enon Baptist
Church. We are asking all members
and friends to help US by giving one
dollar in our financial effort.
Come and enjoy a Christian Feast
also ENJOY a asiic4ous Chicken Dinnel
served in the SOCIAL room by the Twin
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Herbert Willis, Native
OF Dayton, Dies In East

Herbert Willis,sa former Dayton
ian and brothersof Mrs. Bertie Ellis
industrial secretary Of the Fifth St.
YWCA. diee Monday at Buffalo
Ny. where he hsd been . resident
for several years. He was mem
Der of Waa1naek' 5 orchsura.
Funeral services were held IN
Dayton Thursday afternoon at tn
Jones Brothers Funeral Home wit
Father j. n Samuels-Belboder. Of
ficiating. Inberment was made y
Woodland cemetery. Survivors IN
clude wife. Mrs. Beatrice Willis o.
DesMoines, Iowa, son, Herbert, oi
Nashvil E, Tenn, and brother
Clifton, Of Chicago.
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Sisters Club. nor't forget this will be
4 s. II ssg. October I3, 1910.
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r Tanernacle Baptist

Dr. ]. II. smosthers. Pastor First
gartist Church Versailles, Ky. vii
Is. re gf,ast sneaker at our hnrc'
Sunday, his wife, Mrs. smoth rs az
accomplished Musician viii SING. Yot
arc invited to worship with us.
Our pastor and wife ATTENDED ths
Won1en's Educational Convention ir
Gsnfetown Ky last week. They were
the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. n. f. Nh
ter Of Lexington, KY,
Extensive preparations for the sec
ond Annual Church Convention whic.
convens on Nov. 4th are being made
This promises to be the greatest Con
vention in the history of Tabernacl
Al Convention Choirs Of 100 voices vii
furnish special Music Mr.. william
Owings is President Of the Conventio,
Rev. S. A. Hall, Pastor Of Mt. Zio
Church Springfield, Ohio. vii preac
at our church Friday evening Oct.
the choi1s Of his church will furnis
the music.
Rev. H. T. Buckman. pastor Of ST
John Baptist church will preach at
our church Sunday afternoon Oct. 18th
the 800 pm. The Choirs Of st. John
will accompany Rev. Buchanan.
You arc always welcome at Tabern-
acle.
FOR RENT Bertha Quca Temrl
la located at 3o2 thorne
street tthird fioor) is now available
FOR rent to any lodge, club
chnlc.a In1l1iro IN .hirl na.-.-l
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C. o p Y

Musi be in the Forum office
on Tuesday to insure publica-
tion during the current week.
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Mr.. Will Smith Of Mead street left
Thursday for Lexington, Ky, to
spend month visiting relatives and
friends.
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ALUMNI GROUP
ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM

Harmony Lodge No. II F. and A.
M. will observe their 23rd anniver-
sary, October II, at 7:30 pm. at
the hall, 5th and Mound streets.
Evening star., 1940-02-12
FRANCIS w. HILL, Jr.,
Attorney fer Receiver.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
HHa;I~In Is: NORTH CAPITOL SAVINGS
!HANk. l4th and Park Road, NV. Wash
iastop; nTs n,5I q C6n1Miscellansous Go No; 3s;-oR:
Han Apartments5 Upon consideration of
the Petition Of John r Moran, Receiver Of
the North Capitol Savings Bank, fiied herein
the 9th day Of February, 1910 it is BY the
Court this 9th day Of February. 1910
cssnoE 0EsDER.D that said John r Moran; Re-
,authosiSed e sen the property described IS
Anble J; Turner's subdivision in "Lenier
aeights. as per plat recorded In Liber
County No. II folio 81 Of the Records Of
Columbia. and being further known for
taxation purposes as Lots 266 267. SO5.
and $50 in Square $3.50. for the sum OF
Ten Thousand Dollars l$1O,O0O.OOJ over
and above an existing nrst. trust Of Six
possa 81 eo fSs
Marley DEVELOPMENT Company, the PROS
pective purchaser. subject to the terms OF
the agreement entered into between John
Moran, said Receiver Of the North Capi-
tol eayinss Bank. and the Marley Develop
nens fae comSpany. nSa. unles: cause to the coil-
II writing and properly guaranteed are re-
cetve4 for said property prior. y twelve
9clock noon on Monday. Febr1ary 26,
lg4o; provided = copy Of this Order be IN
n tic District Of eolumsia. It least s'tini three
1915. and n Ike wssHins2tcn 2 fav q Rerorty Reportsr
once before said day. 2. DICKINSON
S t;fFSfxssu su;ticsi X sEus sopy i., sseal2 Ts;s:
Df;sXs ;sYs,iAS.IAio: ID IAioaSnh A''s. Clerk.
Evening star., 1940-02-12
The WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
..e,o, by ALFRED II: LAWSON,
ADAM A. wEsCHLER q SON, Auctioneel
TRUSTEES SALE OF oNE-sTORY FRAME
pSMIELLING SI1 KNOWN As 2s12 26th

TRUSTEES SALE OF oNE-sroRY FRAME
STREET. sMaaFrTa NoRFHEHsFF. FhhHwF AS 2sla 2esh
, BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in
eef the ,nI No. ,.cd sssd fSlio 1oI ct sea- one Of
bia, and at the. request Of party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustee viii oIer
Tor sale by public auction. in front OF
premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY
FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1910. at
lowing described property in the pistrict to, Of
Columbia. to wit: Lot numbered forty-one
S41) in Isadore Freunds subdivision Of lots
IN square numbered forty-two hundred and
eisnty-seyen t42SD as per plat recorded
IN IN me once Of the surveyor fol. the Dis
subject to the building restriction line as
TERMS OF SALE: Fifteen per centun, O,
the purchase-money to be paid in cash.
balance in monthly instalments Of one
at six per cent per annum from day OF sale.
payable semi-annually, secured BY first
deed Of trust upon property sold, or all
casn, a. option Of purchaser. deposit
ol $3.50 required of purchaser at sale.
c9rdins. .evenue stamps and notariai fees
az cost of purchaser. Terms to be COM
plied with within thirty days from day
OF SAFE, otherwise trustee reserves the
rlsht to resell property at risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser. after five days
paper published in washington, D. C.
or deposit may be forfeited. or without
forfe1ting deposit, trustee may avail itself
oi any legal or equitable rights against
oeiaul1!Hf TaE pHTssa5sE WXsaINf,ron ,o.n Avn
fes.12.l5,I9.21 Vice President
Evening star., 1940-02-12
GEORGE J. BODEN,
Attorney, A26 9Th st. NV.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Colum-
bia;-MoLLY GURTOv. s2s Attn Street
S,W. Plaintiff, VS.. JERRY J. GuRTOV. Apt.
Civil Action No.. 25O1,-The object OF
this suit is to obtain a decree for divorce
z mensa ct thoro Qimited divorcss from
and desertion: On motion Of the plaintiff,
Il Is this 10th day Of February. 1910 or.
dered that the defendant. JERRY J. CUR
TOv. cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day, ex-
elusive OF Sundays, and legal holidays. oc-
curing after the day Of the first publica-
Be proceeded with as in ease of default.
crowded Prov a copy Of this order be published
ono once week for three successive weeks in
washington Evening Star before said day.
tSiened JAMES M. PROCTOR. Justice.
GSSeat) Attest; CHARLES E, STEWART,
Evening star., 1940-02-12
ADAM A. wEscMER & SON, Auctsoneers

rRusrEE SALE OF rwo-sroRY BRICK
STREET NoRTHWEsT. no OIL LEA
in ~ f;bsr s,rtHe Ne Of TO- deed Of trust recorded
q the land records 0 oi the ei Dssfct ssa: one os
Columbia. and at the request OF party
seSprea sesi} thereby. the undersigned trustee
FILL T,,I oner for sale by public auction. in
lg40. AT FOUR O'Clock Pm tbc
following described property In the Dis
ttict O. Columbia. to wit: Lot numbered
sIsiS siIiS,nve t65) IN Harry A. Kites subdi-
l3,,, "LeDroit Park" as per % pist recarded e5sdea
in hber A., folio 200 OF the records Of
tne once OF the surveyor Of the District
OF Coiumbia. Subject to covenants Of
TERMS OF SALE: Fifteen Der centum
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash.
oaiance in monthly instaIlments of one
oohar Ior each S100. including interest
sale 81 SIX npes per cent per annum from day OF
nrst M deed Of trust upon. property sold,
aeposit OF 5000 REQUIRED OF purcha ser
snc,na saie' rc1as1h Examination Of title convey.
notarial fees. at cost Of purchaser. Terms
to be COMPLIED with within thirty davs
from dsy OF sale, otherwise trustee re-
sSEves s;s tne right TO- resell property at
after i've eds. dsys OF
resale in some newspaper published in
forfeited without torfeiins sfeHis msy dsposs Ss
trustee may avail itself of any legal or
eSSaiIaoie eSa rights against defaulting pur-
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
,.s,o,r By ALFRED \; LAWSON.
Evening star., 1940-02-12
THos. J. OWEN Z SON. Auctioneers.

coqsT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
By virtue Of a decree entered By tn.
Court IN Civil Action 1910. we will ofier
Ior sale ct suction In front thereof. ON
tEI1AY. FEBRUARY 23. 1910. the follow
AZ $50 ocEocK efSSelslfs PM lot s1s .uu.r.
$40, being premises 214 3 street Northwest.
,o5AsT At 100 40: ocLocK ? a; let 7s r sausr;
AT 4:ao O'CLOCK PM. lot 80, square
1910, being premises 1915 Bennins road
s:s. iss &: s:nss. e. ssss
Terms of Sale: The property win be
and i not rstihed. deposit " viii IL be s're. Re.
turned. One-fourth Of the purchase money
TO be paid In cash and the balance to be
represented By the purchasers three de-
amount payable In one. two and three
years. respectively. bearing interest at i've
per cent per annum. payable semi-annually,
snd 70 Ss secured py sf deed q
chaser's option Cost Of examination Of
title, revenue stamps, conveyancing and
recording ct purchasers cost A cash de-
required q the purchaser. who is aiso
REQUIRED TO consummate his purchase
within thirty days after the acceptance
Of the ofer and ratification thereof by
ne me g 8! sn' .s aa
ceivs food and unencambered record title
Or the deposit win Be returned. These
EsvsiEsRETr 8. BEALl.. committee,
oroksaSnf t.o orRfHaA rARsfRHRathire doAns,tss;sw Az, Nv
ja22. .20. .2o. .31, ,SeS, "a, ,i3,lT,i0,3i.