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Marguerite Namara andNicola Zerola Appear

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This waj the premier Appearancefor both of these artists In Wash¬ington. but if their enthusiastic re¬

ception is an indication, it will notbe their last.

Nicola Zerola opened the programwith "Andrea Chenier," by Giordano,and was Insistently encored. He hasa very high, typical grand operatenor voice, and sings with the ex¬plosive method characteristic of theItalian school, which ie popular with'the average audience. His voice Issweet and carrying, and of goodvolume, and he sings artistically,though both he and Hiss Namarawere handicapped by the accom¬

panist, wfibfailed in his tempos.Zerola responded to encores mostgenerously. His only song in Eng¬lish Del Rlego's "Thank God for aGarden." was perhaps the mostpopular.

Marguerite Namara changed theorder of her program and sang thenumber from "Madam Butterflyfirst. She has » limpid and puresoprano voice, of lovely timber, goodrange and even throughout; she singswith much expression and feeling,her high notes are clear and true,and her enunciation good. "MadamButterfly" and the Jewel Song from"Eaust," proved her operatic ability,though every number was artisticallysung and warmly received. Grieg's"Le Reve" was perhaps the greatesttest of her technique, and one of themost artistic numbers of the recital."La Colomba." really a mezzo-so¬prano song, showed the beauty of hermiddle register: as an encore to Mat-tinata," she sang the Gavotte from"Mignon" to her own accompani¬ment. most pleasingly and with ab¬solute ease. Her songs were all wellchosen both for her voice and forvariety.Miss Namara gives the Impression

of putting her best work into everynumber she sings, and this was trueof her flnal charming little encore."Ail for You." by Easthope Martin.

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Hyattsville CouncilmenOppose Overhead WiresHYATTSVILLE, Md.. Feb. J..

The city council has refused to per¬mit the Chesapeake and PotomacTelephone Company to replace polesand string a larger cable In Mary¬land avenue. Chairman L. L Gray^chairman of the committee on light¬ing insisted that the company be re¬quired to place the cable underground,declaring that the franchise grantedthe company several years ago gavethe town authority to compel part ofthe wires to be placed undergroundeach yea*.The council decided to advertise for

bids for building a permanent road¬way and sidewalks In CarToll avenue.The report of Town Treasurer W.A. Shepherd shows that the town hasa cash balance on hand of $994.92.

Rockville LibraryAssociation Elects

ROCKVILLE. Md.. Feb. i..Theannual report of Mrs. O. C. Barnes,treasury of the Library Association,shows that during last year J41J.7Swas collected.The new officers are: President,

Miss Isabel Klngdon; vice president,Mrs. O. M Llnthicum: secretary. Mrs.Theodore S. Mason; tres surer. Mrs. O.C. Barnes; librarian. Mfts. Robert N.Baylls: directors. Mrs. Lee Offutt,Mrs. Robert C. Warfleld and Mrs.Walter A. Williams.

Funeral of Mrs. Susan Lewis.WARRENTON, Va.. Feb. S..The

funeral of Mrs.' Susan Lewis, aged77, was held yesterday at the homeof her son. Richard Lewis, in BroadRun. Death was due to paralysis.Mrs. Lewis was a daughter of the lateWilliam Smith and widow of W. HLewis, who once represented thiscounty In the legislature. 8he leavestwo sons." Richard and Aquila Lewis.The Plains, a number of grand¬children. and two sisters. Mrs. Chan-nlng M. Smith and Mrs. NannieFletcher, both of this county.

Ramey-Atkins Wedding.SPERRYVIfcLE. Va.. Feb. S.C.

C. Ramev a retired farmer of thisplace, and Mrs. Mollie J. Atkins, for¬merly of this place, but now of Balti¬more. were married yesterday In Cul-peper. Rev. James L Finch of theMethodist church performing tjieceremony. They will reside here.

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DEEDSAND DEEDS OF TRUSTPdbliibed Daily.' Except Sunday, in The Waahngtm Herald

This record is a transcript of all deeds and deeds oi trustfiled in the office of the District Recorder of Deeda yesterday.

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DEEDS.Monro* street northeast between

Twenty-fourth and Twenty-sixth. sqWl. let 4t. Villa Park.RowlandLea et as Theodora H. to Frank X.Coward, lit.Near southeastern corner Thir¬

teenth and 8prlng Road northweet.sq 2*28. let 1*7, Holmead Manor.Herman R. Hewenateln (o Lewis A.Coleman et ux Helen B.. II*.

173* First street northwest, sq1105, lot 1*1, Bloomlngdale.JohnMurphy et ax Helen T. to MinnieM. Galbralth and Helen O. Gal-braith, |l««.South of D atreet, west of Twen¬

ty-second street northweet. sq II.lot 37.Harry C. Rlrge et ux JeanneE. to E. Baker Evans, 110.

*1 Seaton Place northwest, sq111*, lot 41. Bloomlngdale.Mary C.Weidman to Morris D. Murphy et uxAnnie, tit.

21*1. 2203. 2203 and 2207 Cham-plain street northwest, sq 2512. allInterest In and to lots 44 and 17 toIt. Meridian Hill.O. Prfston Ros-sell et al to W. D. Reed and J. W.Poling, |10.Griswold's addition to Anacost'a.

lota 3 and 4.O. Percy McGlue.trustee, to Patrick O'Donnell et uxEunice. |*.9««.

21* and 212 Second street, south¬west, sq 617, part lot S4.ThomasD. Walsh et ux Annie M. to Vic¬toria L. Garnet t, |I».South of Madison street, east or

Ninth street northweet, sq 31*0. lot24.Samuel S. Dai ton et ux MinnieB. to Josephine M. Tangora. J10

1411 New Jersey ave northwest, sqwest of 113. lot 31.Willard J. Ferd-ner et ux Roberta T. to Henry M.Gaymon et ux Carrie E. II*. part.Prospec t Hill, lot 17.An¬

toinette Gardiner to Beatrice M.Broussard, 110.

Beatrice M. Broussard conveyssame property to Clarence I. Gard¬ner et ux Ant6lnette as joint ten¬ants, 110.

1243, *H Place northwest, sq 441,South *4 lot 4».Morris Wolowttzet ux Mary to Ida 8. Kessler, 110.Northwest corner of Trinidad ave¬

nue and Raum street northeast, sq4052. lots 1. 3 and 4. Trinidad.MaryL. Gordon to William R. Gordon, |1.

3*08 Fourteenth street northwest,sq 268*. lot 2*. West Holmead Hi-nor.Nncken Owens et ux Irene P.to Samuel, Mike and Israel Free¬man. lit.

North of F St. W of 17th St. nw.1®^. L«t *1.H. Clifford Baflings

et ux Nancy C. to Washington In¬vestment Tr Co. 11*.

North of Garfleld St, E of 33rd PI.nw, Sq 2111, Lot 33, MassachusettsAve Heights.George H. Lamar,trustee to John B. 8wem 110.

1**2 Euclid St nw. Sq 21*4, Lot 327Mt Pleaaant and Pleaaant Plains.Harry F. Sauter et ux, Catherine G..to Harry I. Chew |10.

1**2 Euclid St nw, Sq 28*4, Lot327, Mt Pleasant and PleaaantPlains.Harry I Chew, et ux, LucyJ. to James C. Johnson et ux, AnnieE. II*.North of Porter St. W of 35th St

nw. Sq 1*57. Lot 1*0. RichmondPark.Harry K. Boss and H. GlennPhelps to Eaton C. Edwards et ux.Margaret H. |U.Jackson St ne between 2*th and

22nd. Sq 422*. Lot 43, Sherwood.Ethel Carlisle to Shelton H. Groves110.South of Madison St. E of tth St

nw, Sq 2*90, Lot 24.Josephine M.Tangora to William S. Phelps 110.Northwest#Cor of 32nd and Mc-

Kinley Sts nw. Sq 2*22. Lots 1 and30. Chevy Chase Grove.FrederickW. Ingram to Harvey L. Akers 110.

3811 7th St nw. Sq 3233, Lot 79.Petworth.Joseph Ofano et ux Sadie

I to Burllle M. Odum 110.South of X>tla Place. E of 7th St

nw. Sq 3135, Lot 15. Whitney Close.Alexander Podnos et ux, Anna toBertha Linhsits 12,150.South of Harvard St, E of 18th St

nw. Sq 3589, Lot 4*8.Wm. S. Phil¬lips to Henry R. Llnfoot et ux, Bes¬sie J. |1*.

140* 21st St nw. Square 68. Lot 86,Ella E Nash to Blanche Hale 110.North of Allison St. W of 13th St

nw. Sq 2817, Lots 3* and 37.Chas.W. King Sr. to Thos. W. Stubble-fleld II*.Maryland Ave aw between 3rd and

4H Sts. Reservation C, part lots 9.1* and 11.H. C. Kenney to RichardL. Houston 110.North of H St, E of 15th St nw.

Sq 22*. part.The Guaranty Co to F.H. Smith Bldg Co *20.«00...P

200 and 2*2 Rhode Island ave

nw, square 3098, lot 133.Max David¬son to Isreal Burka, 110.B st se bet 6th and 7th, square 870,

part lot 1.Mary E. L. Hanback to

Geo. 8. George et ux, Bessie E., II*.South of Tennyson st. eaat of 31st

st nw, sq 2315. lots 124 and 125.Harold C. Kenney to Giles P. Coryet ux, Elisabeth W.. tl*.

North of K st. east of 15th st nw,square 21*, lot 23.Virginia W. L.Brunettl to Randall H. Hagner, 110.1*02 D st se, square 1089, lot 28.

Chas. H. Davidson to Gertrude E.Holmes, II*.

12th st ne. bet D and B sts, square986. oris lot 1*.Anton C. Kern toCarrie R. Kern. 110.

207 Capital ave. ne. square 4045,lot 31.Ben]. Tillman to Clarence M.DeVeile. |10.

28th st se, south of R st, square6*3*. lota 49 and 6«.Ralph P. Will-jam's to Frederick W. Ingram. \|10.

31st nw. bet K and L sts. square7*. lot 82.Arthur W. Cathcart toRichard P. O'Neill, |10.North of Buchanan st, west of tth

st nw. square 1015, lot 37.WinfleldPreston to Frank C. Gottsman andBertha Gottsman. |10.

South of Peabody st. north of Madi¬son st. east of 5th st, west of 4thst nw, square 32*3. lots 53 to 72. 75to 87, 92 to 102, 113 to 117 and 23;square 3214, lots *0 to 75; square3215, lots 74 to tt.Henry S. Richto Jacob Roberts, II*.

2230 Decatur pi nw, square 251*.5*.Frank C. Gottsman to Lottie

Horowitz. |1*.North of O st west of South Cap¬

itol St. square <51, lots 34, 35 andPart 3*.Wm. H. Allen to Jno. Bur-rell. It*.

North of C st. west of 2d st s«.square 7ft, lot 75.Wm. W. Bride toLouts Bernhelmer et ux. Gertrude.II*.South of Rittenhouse st, east of

Utah ave nw. aquare 131*. lots 74 and75.Guaranty Trust Co. to Gllea P.Cory et ux, Elizabeth W.. |10.Davenport st nw. bet 47th and 41th

ata. square 1538, lota 15 and 1*.Satis N. Colrtnan to Geo. H. Rutleyet ux, Lillian S., 110.O st nw, bet 12th and 13th sts,

oquare 21*. part lot 12.Georgia Red-way to Alfred and Charlotte J.Daniels. 110,

14** Buchanan st nw, square 27t4.lot 22.Ellas Weinateln to MaryHahn. lit.

11 bet; tth and 7th sts. square173, part lot ll.Peyton G. Nevltt teGeo. L. Clubb. |1«.

J14® st nw. square 271, lot-33.Hilda Walten to Jesse J. Elliset ux, Josephine, lit.

1221 O st se. square 1020, part lot* Henry H. Bergmann et al trs, toMary A. WeMley. 11.950.Mary A. Wridlc.v conveys sanTe

property to Ru.11 Oraett et ux Vtr-«lnl» F.. »l« ;South of Uaioita , at 2«th

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£ ¦*. "1 4217. tot 44.IsidoreKfeun<j to Abraham L Roberta etux Bemtrlc* M.. $10.South of Hamlin «t. west of 13th

r. 7"' ¦<> lot II.Henry R.,0 L|l"«n H. Beach. 111.

*01 O at ¦«, », 847. lot 44.MaryL. Dunn to lfary E. Cooney, |10.

DEEDS OF TRUST.,.8?. lot 41.llary K. WilderRhnl .f °- ^al»on and Iaaac E.bnoemakrr to secure Maurlne Helt-P>»«i. 11.000, l year 7 par cent ¦. a.

Bq 2$28. |ot lt7.Vtwlm A f.0|e.man et u*. Helen B to H. R. How.!!?!! lL?nd **¦«d w- *'«»».¦ to se-

Charlotte C. . Straw. 11,700,monthly payments 7 per cent.Sq 3110, lot 42.Morris' D. Murphy

to Arthur Carr and

*111MCuatla. to aecnr* p«rp. B.

Sq 3110. lot 43.Morris D. Mur-P"V et ux. Annie, to Arthur 8.Bishop and Frf.d McKee. to aecuraMary C. Weldman. 11200. monthlypayments < per cent.Sq weat of 653. lot 33.Henry M.

Oaymon et u*. Carrie E.. to Re*i. Brown and St Julian McClellan.to secure Wlllard J. and RobertaT. Fendner. $2,000. 7 per cent Timeof payment of note not stated.

ti%?e to "lme to secure same,#1.750, monthly paymenta 7 percent.

Square *02. lot 33; sq 26M. lot 29.Samuel. Mike and Israel Freemanto George M. Emmerich «nd Har-mann Jl. Bergman*, to secure

£ ¦S "*r c,nt P«rm. %A . 11,700.

Grlswold's addn to AnKostla. lots3 and 4.Patrick O'Donnell at ux.Lunlce. to George o. Walson undSimon Balee, to 3ecure the Anacos-tla Bank. $4,500. monthly payments. per cent.Sq 1012 lot 16.Albert R. Dyer et

u*' Etta M. to Henry H. Iterfmannana George M. Emmerich. to secureMetropolis B. A., 12.500.Sq 617. part lot 54.Victoria L

Qarnett to Harry M. Packard andChaa. Fahy. to secure Thomas D.Walsh. $250. monthly payments 7per cent.Sq 1742. lot 37.Watta T. Esta-

fcrook et ux.Annie O. to Arthur Carr*nd Marvin A. Cuatla. to securePerp. B. A.. 15.600.Sq 2864, lot 327.James C. John-

.on et ux. Annie E. to Chaa. F. Con.laul and Elmer C. Runyan, to ae¬cure Ida M. Moycrs and Helen B.Welch. $3,500. 3 years 7 per centi. a.

Sq 2864. lot 327.James C. John¬son et ux. Annie E. to Arthur Q.Bishop and Fred McKee. to secureHelen B. Welch. $2,300. monthlypayments 7 per cent.Same to Harry I. Chew and Clar¬

ence F. Welch, to secure Helen B.Welch. $250, 1 year 6 per cent s. a.Sq 1957. lot 100.Eaton C. Ed¬

wards et ux. Margaret H.. to BenT. Webster and .Tames E. ScKwhIi.to secure Harry K. Boss and HelenPhelps, 84,750, monthly payments0 per cent.

Sq 3322, lot 36.Otway A. Pratt etux. Alice P.. to Arthur Carr A Mar--vln A. Custls. to secure Perp B A.$2,600.Sq 3881. lot 23.Alpheus F. Price

A Blanche A. Price, to Arthur CarrA Marvin A. Custls. to secure PernB A. $3,000.Sq 2990. lot 24.Josephine M. Tan-

gora to Wm S Phillips A James H.Holmes, to secure Samuel S. Dal-ton, $3,350, monthly payments, 7per cent.Sq 3233, lot 71.Burllie M. Odum

et UX. Anna M to Joseph D. Sulll-van * Jsmes A. Sullivan. Jr. to se¬cure Joseph Ofans. $2,700. monthlypayments, 6 per cent.Square 28. lot C.Louis Llchten-

fels to Wm T. Finn A Ralph Mc¬Kee. to secure Johanna Jurgelelt.$500. 2 years, 6 per cent, semi¬annually.

Square 2589. lot 468.Henry R.Linfoot et ux. Bessie J., to Theo¬dore Michael * James H. Holmes,to secure Wm S. Phillips. $1,750.monthly payments. 6 per cent

Square 76, lot 82 . Richard P.O'Xelll to F. W. Graham A HarryA. Kite, to secure Arthur W. Cath-cart, $2,750, 3 years. 7 per cent,semi-annually.Square 2817, lots 36-* 37.Thos

W. Stubblefleld et ux. Emily M.. toJoseph R. A James 'S. King, to se¬cure Chas W. King. $10,000. month-ly payments. 6 per cent.Square 3707. lots 33 A 34.Wm

E. Reld to Wm S. Quinter A S. R.Norman, to secure'Guaranty Tr Co,$2,676, monthly payments. 6 percent.

Square 2399. lot 78 . Louis C.Slaughter to Wash Loan & Tr Co,tosecure Eq C-Op B A. $2,500.Square 161. lot G.Chaa W. Sor-

rell et al to R. E. Bradley & W. A.Brown, to secure Thornton Carusi.$12,500. 3 years, 7 per cent, semi¬annually.Square 373. pt lot 16; also parcel

of land adjg lot 16.Adelaide O.Talbott to James J. Becker A WmJ. Flather. Jr. to secure V. G. Marks.$10,000. 3 years. 6>4 per cent, semi¬annually.Same to Wm W. Danenhowcr A

Wm H. Holloway. to aecure SallieM. Danenhower. $1,711. 3 years. 6per cent, semi-annually. "

Square 3098. lot 133.Israel Burkato Max Bttrka A Hyman Mink, tosecure Fred S. Kosod, $3,500. 3years, 7 per cent, semi-annually.Same t0 Leopold Hoddes A Alex

Johnson, to secure Max Davidson.$1,000. monthly poyments. 7 percent.Square 176. lot 62.Edwin S. La

£?.t.ra." ux' Lucl* N. to Wm A.Mills & L. Walter Weed, to secureHalph G. Robey. $73,000. monthlypayments. 7 per cent, quarterly &.maturity.

Square 2333. lota 124 & 125.Giles P. Cory et ux. Elisabeth W.to Continental Tr Co. to secure In¬ternational Bank. $9,000, 10 mos.7 per cent, semi-annuallySame to S. R. Norman A Wm S.

Quinter, to secure Guaranty Tr Co.$5,000, 6 months. 6 per cent.

Square 210, lot 23.Randall H.Hagner et ux. Marguerite C., toNatl Sav A Tr Co.. to secure Vir¬ginia W. L. Brunetti. $6 400. 3 years*.6 per cent, semi-annually.Square 870, pt orlg lot 1.GeorgeS. George et ux, Bessie E., to BFrancis Saul A J. Wriiey Jacobs, tosecure T. Earl Cox. $1,750, 3 years,7 per cent, semi-annually.Same to Thos A. Jameson A Geo

Jameson, to secure Elmer S. Han-back et ux. EH* L. $2,000, monthlypayments. 7 per cent. Sq 361. lot 3$.Marie 8. Daven¬port to Wharton E. Lester andMichael J. Colbert to secure Na¬tional Perm. R A. $5,000.Sq 101, parts original lots 15 and

18.Peter P. Sintetos et al to Whar¬ton E. Lester and Michael J. Col¬bert to secure National Perm. B. A.|4.000.Sq 461. original ilot 16 and paVt

original lot IS.Estelle Astrowltxto Saul Berman and Dave Green-berg to secure Jacob Frahk $4,000.Monthly payments 7 per cent.Sq 1089. lot 2S.-Gertrude E.

Holmes to B. F. Saul and J. W.Jacobs to aecure T. Earl Cox $1.-100. Three years 7 per cent sa.Sq 116, lot 64.De Etta Pugh "to

Herman II. Howrnstein and FredW. Beeves to secure Ilalph Howen-sJeln 2504. One year 7 pcr'cent an

Sq 271, lot 233.Je.se J. tills et...I

Convicted Slayer LetsThe Time Limit Pass

Without Action.TUE HERALD Bl'REAU.

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ALEXANDRIA, Va.. Feb. J..Will¬iam H. Oehlert. convicted In theFairfax County Court Decem¬ber 2 of the fatal shooting ofHenry Briscoe, of Fairfax County,October 15. and sentenced to servetwenty years In the penitentiary,will serve ,hls term. The case willnot he appealed, the time limit forappeal expiring yesterday.Judge 8. O. Brent, trial Judge, has

received a letter from Oehlert ask¬ing that he be transferred from theHenrico County jail in Richmond tothe penltentlsry.

The Committee fr6m tlie chamberof commerce and from FairfaxCounty, who went to Richmond yes¬terday In the interest of the con¬struction of n highway between thiscity snd Fairfax Court House, re¬turned today and believe that theconference will result in arrange¬ments for construction of the pro¬posed highway.At a women's meeting yester¬

day in the rooms of the chamberof commerce pddrrsses- were madev Mrs. E0na P. Fox. State director

of social hygiene, and Mrs. OliveJones Whltmer, of the social hygienebureau. The women prepared a ten¬tative resolution urging the citycouncil to provide for a JuvenileJudge, a curfew law and a probationofficer. Mrs. W. J. Morton presidedand Miss Virginia Burke was sec¬retary.

An entertainment was given to¬night In the Young People's Build¬ing by Grsce Episcopal ChurchGuild. Tartlclpstlng were MissMary Saunders. Miss MargaretAdams. Miss Roberta Chaney, Mer¬rill Beagle, Miss May Johnson, MissAgnes Fairfax. Miss Nancy King.Miss P. Strauss, Miss E. Pickett,Miss V. Fairfax. Miss Jane Deahl,Miss Virginia Wade, Miss MargaretDuncan. Miss Evelyn Pickett. MissAnna Moore. Miss Catherine Power,Miss Pauline Strauss, Miss MargaretGriffith, Harold Beagle, Miss M.Davis. Miss Sue Rishelll. A. J.Rhodes. Stephen Fields, Miss V.Uuncan, Miss H. Wade and MissM. Strauss.

Funeral services for Norman W.Morton, who died In Des Moines.Iowa, last Saturday, will be heldat 11 o'clock tomorrow morning atChrist Episcopal Church. Rev. W. J.Morton. D. D.. officiating, andburial will be in Bethel Cemetery.

ux Josephine to Herman H. Berg-mann to secure Hilda Walten $7.-500. Monthly payments 7 per cent.Sq 1020. part original lot 24-

Ross Orsett et ux Virginia F. t_Mllburn J. and James A. Donohoeto secure Mary A. Weidley $1,250.Five years 7 per cent sa.Same to same to secure same

$700. Monthly payments 7 per cent.Sq 4287, lot 44.Abraham L. Rob¬

erts et ux Beatrice M. to Robert B.Warren and Robert E. Anderson tosecure Isadore Freund $3,050.Monthly payments 7 per cent.Same to William S. Phillips and

James H. Holmes to secure IsadoreFreund $S50. Six months findmonthly payments 7 per cent.Sq 280G. lot If.Lillian H. Beach

to James H. Holmes and M. H.Schofleld to secure William S.Phillips $9,260. Monthly payments6 per cent.Sq 847. lot 44.Mary E. Coonev to

E. L. Schmidt and G. M. Emmerichto secure American B. A. $3,000.Same to George W. Dunn and M.

T. Broome to secure Mary L. Dunn$2,500. Monthly payments 7 percent.Sq 732. lot 75.Louis Bemhelmer

et ux Gertrude to Malcolm K. Var-nell and Charles D. Drayton to se¬cure William W. Bride $2,500.Three years 7 per cent sa.Same to same to secure same,

$2,250. Monthly payments 6 percent.Sq 231f, lot 74.Giles P. Cory et

ux Elizabeth W. to ContinentalTrust Co. to secure InternationalBank $10,000. Ten months 6 percent.Same to S. R. Norman and Will¬

iam S. Quinter to secure GuarantyTrust Co. $5,750. Six months 6 percent.Sq 1538. lots 15 and 16.George

R. Rutley et ux Lillian S. to Will¬iam G. Johnson and Frederic E.Johnson to secure Satis N. Cole-,man $2.00l0. Three years 7 percer t sa.Same to same to secure warn*

$1,750. Monthly payments 6 percent.Sq 280. part orl-ji.'Sl l°t 12.

Georgia Redway -o .Vil!la~» H.Strr.ders and Vernor H. Whitmanto secure Jos<,)h A. ' ''a '<* $1 000.,7hr.-c years 7 per cent ra.Sq 150. lots 274. 27« snd 277.

Margaret S. Connolly to II. A. Gilland T. N. Gill, jr.. to secure Rich¬ard E. Palro $2,000 on each lot.Three years 7 per cent sa.Sq 575. lot «.Virginia Guild to

Arthur Carr and M. A. Custis tosecure Perpetual B. A. $3,500.Sq 2516. lot 50.l^ottlo Horowit*

to Clsud Livingston and Charles F.Morrison to secure Frank C. Gotts-man $1,810. Monthly payments <

per cent.Sq *$5. part original lot 10.ai-

bert Sugar et ux Edith to NationalSavings .and Trust Co. to secureAmericsn Security and Trust Co.$2,200. Monthly payments 7 Pcrcent.Same to Hymen Goldman and

Morris Shapiro to secure IsaacSchelnerman $1,000. Five yearsper cent sa.

4

Sa 2704. lot 22.Mary Hahn to B.

Franc!. Saul and J. Wrlley Jacob,to secure T. Earl Co* $6,000. 3 years,7 per cent raSame to Milton Strasburser and

J s. G. Gallagher to secure EllasWelnsteln monthly payment.,

per cent.Sq 1741. lot 2«.John J. Sheehy ci

ux Mary J., to B. Franois Saul andJ. Wrlley Jacobs to secure T. Ear!Cox $1,750, 3 years, 7 per cent sa.

Sq 301S, lot 37.Frank C. Gotts-man et ux Bertha H.. to TheodoreMichael and Oscar C. Donahoo tosecure Wlnfred Preston $3,000.monthly payments. 7 per cent.Sq 2S0, point orlKlnal lot 12.Al¬

fred! Daniels et ux Charlotte J., toWm. H. Saunders and Vernon HWhitman to secure Qeorgla Rec-way $3,000. monthly payments. 7 percent.

Sq S2M. lots 23. S3 to 72, 7$ to 87.92 to 102 and 113 to 117: sq 32S4.lot. 80 to 75; sq 32«5, lots 74 to $0.Jacob Roberts to Wm. M. Uellowayto secure rtenry S. RU h $12,$00-1. 1 and 1 years, 6 p^r cent sa.

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signed to duty at Crtiqr Kletd, C«L.effective upon the completion of hUpresent tour of foreign servlcd.

Elr.t Lieut. Bob E. Nowl.nd willproceed to Fort Riley. Kan... andreport In pel son t. the comandlngofficer for duty.Each of the following-named of¬

ficers win uroeeeo at the propertime to Po,t field. Fort SIM. Oltla.,and report .n peraon to the com¬mandant fji temporary duty, andupon completion or this duty willrejoin hla proper »tatlon: Capta.Roland L. Davis a».i John J Da-

£rey. Jr.: Plr.t Llruta Charl«

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*lTVL,b?"y Cor»«'«»s E. O-Coa".Ln», ^ir .TK OUrth :, f«n"-y. la d»-taller. In the Air Scrr'.co and -wll]proceed to Carl.trom Field. Arcadia,

in* ts»»repor* ,n Person on Junt

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f" rvlce Pilot School f. r duty andinstruction.

First Lieut. Walter T. Meyer willthe '>roI>«r time to Post

rield. Fort Bin. okla.. and report.n person to ;h; assistant com-man<J*nt on temporary duty.Each of the foMowmg-named of¬

ficers will report in person at theproper time to the assistant com¬mandant. Post Field. Fort 8111,Okla.. on temporary duty: Capt.John W. Signer. Flrat Lleuta Do«-«ld D. Fitzgerald and Solomon BEbert.Each of the rollowins-named of¬

ficers will proceed to San Fran¬cisco, Cat., and report In peraon tothe commanding central NinthCorps Area, for temporary dutypending departure of transportscheduled to sail on or about April25. 1922. for Hawaiian Islands andWill Mil on that transport forHonolulu: First Lleuts. William B.Clarke and Frederick A. Johnson.

First Lieut. Rupert Julian willproceed to San Francisco. Cal., andreport In person to the command -

ing ceneral Ninth Corpa Area fortemporary duty pending departureof transport scheduled to sail onor about April 25. 1922. for Hawaiiand will sail on that transport forHonolulu.

First l.ieu^ Dean B. Belt willproceed to San Francisco. Cal., andreport In person to the command¬ing general Ninth Corps Area fortemporary duty pending departureof transport scheduled to sail on

or about April 25. 1»22. for Hawaiiand will sail on that transport forHonolulu.

ledleal t'erps.Meut. Col. William R Davis will

proceed to Washington. D. C.. andreport in person to the chief ofAir Service for duty In his office.Maj. Kdgar J. Farrow will pro¬

ceed to Letterinan Ceneral Hospi¬tal. Presidio of San Francisco. Cal..and report in person to the com¬manding Officer of that hospital forobservation and treatment.Maj. E. Frederick Thode will pro¬

ceed to Walter Reed General Hos¬pital. this city, and report in per¬son to the commanding officer ofthat hospital for observation andtreatment.

fM»l Artillery.Each of the following-named of¬

ficers is detailed for djty with theOrganized Reserves and will rc-

rort bv letter to the c.>nniand:nngeneral Fifth Corps Area. FortBenjamin Harrison. Tnd.. for as¬

signment to a unit thereof: MajtuMyron C. Crlssy. Walter SinglesJames H. Johnson, and Louis L.FendeltonEach of the following named of¬

ficers will report by letter to therommandinsr gene-.il Ninth CorpaArea. Presid'o of Sar Francisco.Cal.. for assignment to a unit ofthe Organized Reactves- L>ut ColHarry T Matthews. Maj* StewartW. Stanley. Frank Drake andCharles K. King.

Majs. Samuel H. McLeary andCary R. Wilson will report in per¬son to the commanding rc-neralThird Corps Area for assignmentto duty.

Corps of Engineers.Capt. Frederick F. Freeh Is as¬

signed to the 13th Engineers. Hewill proceed to Camp Bragg. N. C.The transfer of Capt. ftuss'el Mc-

Kee Herrin arton. Cavalry, to theCorps of Engineers. Is announced,effective January 25, 1922.

Quartermaster Corpa.First Lieut. Robert F. Jones will

report in person to the commandinggeneral Second Corps Area Train¬ing Center, Camp Dix. New Jerseyfor assignment to duty.

Ordnance Departant.The transfer of Capt. John Kav

Christmas, Coast Artlllary Corps tothe Ordnance Department on Janu¬ary 25. 1922. is announced He willproceed Naval Torpedo Station.N-w port, n I and report in personto the commandant for assignmentto duty as a student officer.

>AVAI, mtOKft*.Comdi. Albert T Church, to aide

on staff commander. Dest SouariPacific Fleet.

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IT KrUJ S,0mlr Rob*" E. Bell, to

cerCleveland as executive offi-

Lieut. Comdr. Victor D. Herbster. to general Inspector of na.

aly.TWr"" D,Bt °*rd'n

Lieut. Comdr. Harry B. Hird toassistant to engineer officer. Dest.Squad.. Pacific Fleet

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Lieut. Julius M. Moss. to treat¬ment Naval Hospital. Annapolis,

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Lieut Nils B. Olsen. S o totreatment Naval Hospital. Norfolknapa.s" Herm*B Ruhl«. to U. S 8.

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