Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1930, Page 38

mw;fit E}x 'nogem nn-uur n? ernment Aml in,the one havin ! pay iy, by deed o o mr O o1l chah at ontion ‘of purchaser. @ deposit ‘ot "$300 required of purchuser ai u cgnvevanging, recor ne n f purchaser. Diied with within thirty days -u (Pinerwise trustecs reserve the t to re t risk and, cost atittns parchacer -mr five da tsement of such resale in some newspaper publ ashins on, L FIERCE BOTELER. 19.21 Hliees. 1011.18.15.17 ¥ JUCTIONEERS, 08, J. N_& SON. 1431 EYE ST TEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM- TR REAL ESTATE. NO. 108} N X By yirue of a cerlain deed of jpuet, duly secorded in Liver No. 8143, folio 227 e rOSd R v-caras of the District of Colum: !or lh! same eomer ot said lot and runnm. thence west .llrefl 16 feet % inch zhanct wu!h no{?:'h h:zlmuuvem-nu. cnnllsllnl of a brick : One-third of the purchese balance tual” ingtaliments =m with interest at six per centum per anpum, payable semi-snnually from day of | b secured by deed of trust upon the eoperty soid. o all cash at the option” of aser. sit_of $500 will be at time 0‘ ltr‘ All fifig\.’lflflrnn’l. be’ complied with within thirty Shrs rom a-y of sale, oinietwise 'the trus- reserve o ty at mflrllld !!Id eg‘l't“?} dcllnltml‘ né'rf T PR HENRY P. BLAIR, £012,14,15,17.19,20.21 358035~ _ Trustees. -— EDUCATIONAL. FRENCH LANGUAGE Prote France: converaational method 4 proeress. DOb 14th mow. Aet Monday, Nov. 17, at 7 p.m. Conversational Method—Rapid Progress. E’:‘.‘J‘l‘ -.s‘h”]r:fou Nations, oo * CIVIL SERVICE now for Promotion exam: File ~Clerk, Ar B e S B Met. 6833, at Atlantic City A D nwere coneraly air s 220 ROOMS WITH BATH SuN pECK soLARIUM $20u " INCLUDING ALL MEALS Free Fireproof Garage R.B.LUDY, M.D. STEAMSHIPS. SOUTH b4y SEA ' FROM NEW YORK 1o MIAMI 4nd GALVESTON Sellings every Seturdey end commencing Dec. 31stedditional express sallings every Wednes- dey to Misai. berween MIAMI and HAVANA Direct Overnight Service Commencing Dec. 30 Through tickets NEW YORK to HAVANA with & day for sightsecing in Miemi. To JACKSONVILLE=Ssilings every Tues- day, Thursdey end Samrdcv. calling ot Charleston, 5. C. ALL EXPENSE TOURS Economical ell-expense Tours to Florida, Havana and Texas. Write for ettractive folder LYDE-MALLORY FLORIDA BY SEA FROM BALTO. ‘Through nown a % | defendants —No. 51611, Equity porter e Evel OSEPH_W. COX. AY . 188,32 | Gourt: New SPANISH cuass| s THE EVENING STAR, . WASHINGTON, "D. C, = TULSh SPORTSHAN = : f .,.....“m. B jon to all lnv right h o to mov. k‘vfi m u& day u‘"u&. m R of_this lty Aols 00 FREED BY CAPTORS|-: Hurford Avers He Was Re- leased After Convincing Kidnapers of Mistake. By the Associated Press. safe at his country es today, after Mln, 33 hours blmtuold.ed in the hands of two kidnapers, but the mystery of his abduction remained. Hurford shed little light, authorities %, | said, which would enable: them to deter- 2259 en: i Vise th v“"’“.\uni Red:und. 7100 8in n.w.. Doc.—The ob- fectof this s decree divoree & vinculo mltflmflflll for the flllfll- tiff, Ruth Bassil AT, It 18 this jt ;nvo‘rdaud‘mn Jm del;ndlnu‘ John Wil it 18 o obtain | mine the motives or iflenti:ty of the men who abducted him froi home Sun- day nl‘m only m release him yesterday had been misin- “and got the wrong the thing over at of | at Chet “Tt _secms th formed,” he said, man. We talked g | l:ngth and they finally " decided they were mistaken. So they agreed to T | me go.” He asserted they had not asked a ransom or made any demands in return ther: 3 | for his freedom. or ublished successive weeks in the Washington Law Re- and The Evening Star A§e°" ald . Justice. Test: NG EAM, coDy. FRA] CUNN HARRY M. HOLL Aot Clerk, Clerk hos.12.1 HUBERT G. KING. AND J. WM. SOMMER- VILLE, Attorneys. IN fHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columela, holding s Pribate Court —1In re Estate of Minnie R. Strickland, De. censed —Administration No. 40258, fr s Fandity ‘of the gaper writing dated March 27, 1030, purporting to be the last will and {estament of Minnie R, Strickiand, deceased. having peen returned “Not to be foun o Gusta T. Riley, Minnie Clrollne Moore, Janes Houston Wylie and Dorten it la. by the court sthis 4th day of November, 1030, ORDERED: That eaid issu set for trial on the 26th day o Japuary, ml. And, that ‘this order lnd the bstance of said lished - o s per writing obtained or the | ton {hereot ‘Drocured trom the said Minnie R. Strickland by the undue influence or goerclon of any erson of persons? he OSEPH, Justice. & ‘attest THEOBORE GO0 Rey am o1 W, Tor_the District ot Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court. 107,8,13,15,19,22,26,29 GEO P. HOOVER, Attorn: rt.—! son, d.l:elltd —Aflmlnlnrnlwn No.. mu fixing new date rial vmn: 1ot ‘rubllcl ition. nof 0 Toub’ t5 the unafey'fi'h'x'»mr Writing, Decembe: ¢ 1. ing to be m t'a-'uhu. :mm" Ll t.h Ordered that ;- for trial on the 12th and,that this o 1ssues be p l»h our successive "weeks, ‘Hudg and Jubscribing ound and. apants oF exechng s iract) T Were the said i, |at 3 Hurford sald he was unable to ex- plain why he was kidnaped. Released from his captors’ automobile a.m., Hurford was arrested for lnvsmgauon by & cheums policeman. Although un! appeared some- what dazed, Chetopa omc“ra said, and his identity was not established until they found his Oklahoma hunting license in a pocket of his clothing. Tulsa detectives were sent to Chetopa . | immediately and return:d here with Hurford. Seemingly none the worse for the the | experience Hurford told of the episode st night as he sat in the living room of his hom~. H: was still wearing the hunting clothes in which he was dressed Sunday night when he and Mrs Hurford returned home to be met by two men, one of them masked, who forced Hurford, at the polnz of a shot- gun, to accompany them. TWO SHOT BY ACCIDENT —r— | Woman Hunters Killed in Michi- gan Due to Mistakes. CRYSTAL FALLS, Mich.,, November 19 (#).—Two women hunters have been shot and killed accidentally in Upper Michigan during the past th-ee days. Mrs. Goldie Klinkel of Albion, Mich., was shot by Clarence Johnson, who fired at a rabbit. 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