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ing over the lions head sign In cen
ter II was his third solid hit of
tho day. This left US Htill three be
hind.
Neither side could count In the
sixth the only ripplcs of Interest com
Ing on nice folding plays 10y Me
Glunis ana Berger. and Gross' duu-
bic against tn" scorch"nrd.
Then They Iced II.
Whatever chance We had to win
disappeared Ia the tranquil ozonc in
were down. Fred Beck. jealous ot
Phil Todt's prowes' In leading the
league with humcrs, crashed ono
over the right field fence. This was
followed by singles by Griffin and
Blakcsly ana Ilhlcy'a double, ac-
counting for thrc" runs
The oilers started n little rally
Of their own In the seventh with a
pair gone. Davis single and doubles
by Todt and Brannon sending "A
couple over.
Getting 'em with two down
| seemed 20 hc the rage, for tho l2zlcs
annexed n trio Oft Lefty" rruott I'm
| the eighth thusly. Berger doubled
and East singled. Beck then hi
one To- right that should have been Il
single, but II hit Davis In the fac,
ON the bounce and went for n
double. Griffin got "A triple To the
samc locality and three We're In.
The oilers were helpless In the
eighth. In the ninth Davis was taken
out because Of being hit by the
battcd ball In the eighth, Burke
moving 10 right field and Gleason
going To second.
HTS by Thompson and Gleason
and burgers error gave the Oilers
their last run In the ninth.
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Wcs Griffin Again.

Yves Griffin, catcher and utility
man for the Witches. who is filling
In at third while Butter ig out of the
game, again hit enough to beat the
Oilers single handed. He drove out
home run In the fire, with two ,n.
and later hit "A pair Of singles ana "A
double, every hit he made figuring
In the scoring.
Beck, East and Haley were IN,
other chief cloutcrs for the visitors
Tho Wichita first bascman got u trio
of binglcs. ono of which was his
goth homo run OF the season giving
him tie with Todt of Tulsa for the
leugip lend
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PIRATES SPLIT,
GIANTS BEATEN
Spectacular Rally in 9th
Wins for Dodgers;
Alex Bumped

PHILADELPHIA. Aug lf lf--Philadel-
pima today divided a double header with
Pittsburgh winning the first game to 0,
and losing the second IN the eleventh
inning, To q. a triplo By ligbec and
sacrifice by Robertson gave the Pirates
the second game In the eleventh. tn" hit
ting uff Lee Ktng featured both contests.
Ills tWu home runs and "A double won the
opening game Ton the Phlllios while his
aluglp la the seventh inning with tho
hnsra fun tied the score and forced the
second contcHt into extra Innings,
Irtrg.. IFIrat luffs
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Chnrch Lcngmc Tcnm rInNs TIC

ono ~ the groatySt exhibitions OF
baseball IN the church league this
Nr1r was played yesterday when the
Grace NJ, r.. ana Boston Avenue NJ
y. teams engaged bon battle that
ended iu "A to tie. Both Iopp
'or Boston and Daudolph for Grace
pitched well Hitting OF Goodson
and Baumgartper also featuged-
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Total. 90 u 2Il3I


Summary. rvp-basa hts 90 Breeu.
Christensen, Mueller. Spoas, smith. Three
base hits-1hristorseu Robertson .. Sac
rifIcc hits-Graham. smith .. Base On
balls-Off Love ,, of Zwoiful ;, or Berger
/. Struck put-Ny Berger 3. Earned
runs and hits--Dn Allison five runs Hud
five hitS with none out of Love four runs
and - hits in eight innings, off Lwcitul
no runs and three hits in three Innings
OF Berger four runs and eight hits in six
innings. l.cft on bascs-bklHhoma city
8. Joplin 6. Double plays-LoVe to Runser
90 Graham: Runset to- Shsnlsy to Graham;
Hamilton to Krueger to Bourg. Stolen
bases Hamilton. Runs-pitt g B-ccn ?,
Shanloy. Graham, Love, Christensen o.
Kennedy =. Mueller p Spsas ., Buurg,
Robertson g. Krucgcr. BrrEcr. Errors
Runser. Love .. Kruger. Hamilton. Time
---Uue hour. 80 minutes. mpirc-Holmes.
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oo2 OsO 100 % :
90 O0O goo 90 6

Summary. Runs Btghce. Robertson,
Hnruhatt .. Tlcruey ., Waited, Grium, J.
Miller. ICbouryuuu, walker. kunrfrhy.
King Parkinson Errprs -Rarnnnrt
rIrrucy Mnuroc. Two.busr hlts--purkiu-
SON o. MONROE. e. Smith, Three base hits
HIghre. Home runs RaruhHrt, ll'r0ey.
stolen base. pcters. Muur1c, Grimm.
Sacrifice httg Robertson. schmidt Whit
tod. bhublc plays-MarnnNillc tp Grlmm /,
T. Nlllrr and Monroe, iltscS on balls or
spIgwlCk g. uI a.. Smith I. utf I,nu I.
struck out ny SodgWick /. by G Smith
4. by Adams .. by Zinn f
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An arc light carbon of French .a.
vention consists Of solid rod within
a hollow cylinder the are formed
at the end being rotated by a mag
Dgtic coil
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200 ITO 0I0 s
600 O20 22K d
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia

Summary: -MarRuvile, Bighoc :,
Robertson. Whittcd, Konetchy ., King 3.
Parkinson. Error Robertson. Two has"
hits s.l"e. King Bgbce. Three has" MT
NaranNile Homo runs King ., Wh'ttcd.
Sacrifice nits .IIcrncy, linrnnnri bOu-
bile plsysHGrimm to Marauvillo, j, Miller
to Monroe To- Konctchy. Bases ON balls
OFT Uoits I. utt Cooper .. struck out
Uy cooper I, ~ Smith L. Passed ball
Iitulir".
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SUMMARY. Runs Olson Q johnson g
Mood. wheat. trlnns. frisCh o., Kelley
Nrusol 90 Nclt trrurs N,ls. Hood
wheat Myers IhvluEs. Fwu. base hit
SyAmAudt. ruryc. base hit. SrhuAudt
Homo runs Olson. johnston, stolen bases
Frlsch. Meus'L Rawlings, bancroft,
sacrifice hits Rawlings O., Olson. Double
plays Olson to Kudun TO- Schnaudt
Raw WllNEs tn bancroft tu kn'ly. Olson To
Johnston. I,asys ou balls or Nrhf 3. uff
Ryan !, or Grimes 4. struck out By
Ncur g. by Grimes /. Wld ptcn-Neht
Pa ssvd bal Miller
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NpSItN. Nur. 't-llHsfNn ht AlcNan-
der hari today driving h.m out NJ the
huN lu the sNth and defeated Chicago
Co In the first inning with two on
base, Cruise hit the bal into the rlghtfeld
hloaChers on the fly. when he WAS with
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Oilers Hit Ball Hard But Witches Slug Like Demons TO Win Last of Ser
MINERS STOPPED,
QUICKLY RECOVER
Indians Win First Game
Miners Romp in End;
Omahogs Win

JOPLIN AUS oklahoma city
hrukr JupIn.s winning streak w taxing
hut tr, Miners staged terrific s'uch-
ter of to-. Indian pitchers in the Hnair
which thoy won D. 20 T. They made nv.
successive hits including two triples aud
% double OH Allison.
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The top Of q folding writing ADJ
horizontal and Of the usual hois-
can be raised at an angl" and to the
proper height 10 form a drafting
board.
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Philadelphia.
Pitt,bsfph


Totals - 10 - I Totals 70 II IS
xHAttcd for Cooper In the ninth,
Enattcd for %. smith In the seventh.
ZINHn for Peterson In the seventh.
zzztattod Tor Monroe In the seventh.
Score by Innings.
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Saints Drop rinh strnirh,

ST. JOSEPH. Aug. It.Omsh, ap..,
won from ST Joseph today o. n,
to- show any Improvement with sh.fisy
lineup.
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Our Pitchers Weaken When
Our Batters Hit Their Gait
IuknnOvic Driven From
Mound and Pructt Is
Touched Up Too
DAVIS STAR CL0UTER

" Il A nnIDaEWArEn-

sherlock " lmua William j.
Hurua NICK Carter or any uihcr
.t.. ..i,. .I,.. ..,,.,t.,
WIN ''"..''."
could E'i Job ln Tul" today
baseball fans ~ this city hnNr u
r,,st,,,. ih,y vnut .,ty.I rbIa isi
,,,t... ..,...,
NV "''I'. "'IN' "'''""N P"'|''
How did Joplin smut oui the
mighty hnscball warriors NJ Bre..rr
lsbeu q Co twice In ono day
Also how ana Joplin win three
In row from the l2zics2
Likewise how ala wichita mau.
ngc to lose -four games I'm row
just before reaching our fair ruy2|
IL docan't so,fn pnaaihl, tun' nnoI
of those three things could happen
Vet the cold. bare records inform u.s.
that not only ono but al thrco ac.
uaIIy occurred.
HOW? That's what we want toI
know.
Yesterdays Score 4. IA a.
II must be that the wichita uggtc-
r.'lon wa. all uoeyal IN nvrr tHnt
dcuhin sfn,out AT Jouito Sundny
Tc,raps Manager Joe nrrgcr whir-
t,,I A foy worda OF tir.r'y advice
Ia tho cn,s of Ria h,,rh,uen r, tbcv
departed from JopIlu. Anyway.
thcv an bccnur slurrcra the minute
thcy scattcrcd thcms.ly, owe. .hc
lot ot McNulty mark ana thsy rnc,,
nobly 10 the rolr urtl ycsirrd,y's
game was over
The Witches wop n alupfo4i Mon
dny by 10 to i'm 10 Innlurs ana
they poundcd out another victor,
Tuesday to the tune OF IL tos
Tom Iuknnoyic ana "Iorty"|
Pruptt were the victims of the Iz2ips
Tuesdny. both beiny bt rlpbt freely
1t was a reversal of form for L,ule
who had pitched two perfect unmcg
his last two n,ts Jimmy Grnas
went the route. and II was lucky for
him that his mates were cloutlng
freely. becnuao the oIl,ra Touched
him IN for IA blnplcs that Melted
N half dozen tallirs
Mes Griffin Acniu.
wcs Griffin, catcher and u,ilIty
man for ,ho Witches VIM ia fIli,ng
In Al third vyhuc tuner ia, out nr III"
game again hIt onouvh IN boat In,
Ciiars sinyic- bnrand 10 arnyc an,
a houo ~, In No firr ,,i,h t,,n ~
and iat.r III n mir ~ s,r,ies ana n
dnu,Ia .yar,, hIt hc mado f,,nri, J
In ~ .corin,, "'' ''''
:" unet E.., n, ,t,,o,, ,oro ,h,
o,i'", 'htny ",n'',o,s o." cn. nv ,is,tor.,
ar VIM, ,,,a, h',,,' ,Y, W, ,,'i'
~ hinrIns ano % vhint Sc Y,s bi.
oa,h h, - - WI i,,.,
hIa "'L', iu MA, n.y. tnr srn1on' r,,I f KYLE
,.n,,,a iooI '''' W ''''' '''
o'e", Us =. No.
V n "ps ~ t.,.
nnh LAWS tpil''nuou ms
ne hhru n''l,nE 10, thc oll'ts, s't
uns ~ pair vi snSt,s upupln anu
noino run lo'h ~ tne soaspl'
lour t'hes Up nc was, mt III
he race py patted pail III the
elghth ana han 10 fc'lre from the
E"nie'
my 'opln Mh'rS com" 'ouhy
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summary nuns flh'h hNll'tN'lt
Terry. Maiscl. Grimes. O'Farroil, Powell 2
Harbare g. Southworth. cruise. Fillingim.
Errors -Hollochcr, Terry, Mcpulllam
Two-base hits Deal Fiack. naroarc.
Three base hits -O'Farrell. Southworth,
Powell. Home run--CruiSe. Sacrifice
hita--cruise. Grimes. Double plays-Deal
to Grimes, Filnngitn 20 BRrhare to Holkc.
Rases on balls-OU Alexander !. of Free
man :. OF McQuillAn !, off York !, of
Fillinglm ? struck out--Byv Nork l, by
MrOmlllan 1. hN FILlLngIm 1
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Western association

FORT SMITH. Ark, Aug. 16.--
Fort smith out-mCkcd Enid and
took the first Of the series, > 60 /.
An runs were made on errors,
Score by innings: Il, H. /.
Enid ......UUO 600 Ol0a- | & d
Fort smith 900 llO OOx- 2 3
Batteries. Spies and Dyke; Lev
crctt and schmidt.
SPR1NGFlELp. Mo, Aug, lG.--
springfield continued to win today
and took the opening game from the
ChiCkasha champions. p To- /. John
NcCUntock held the visitors help
less, while his mates pounded Cvcn-
gross, former Southern league star
Tor several doubles md triples
| Buscy, third hasemnn, led In the
attack with n single, double and
| triple.
The score: II. II r.
Springfield ,,...,...,,',. . |
ChiCkusha ,,........,,..
Batteries. McCnntock ana white.
CvCugross and Hayes.
OKMULGEE. Aug Walkup
won his fourth game in row to-
day when he shut out Dick Spcor's
Drummcrs, I 10 o, IN the first game
Of the series 'Buggs' Mcdonald.
Drumor hurlor started the rally iu
the sixth inning that gave Okmul-
gee throu scores and broke tho
7corcloss tie when he threw Wild at
first.
Score hy innings, II H. T.
Drumright GOO GOO 600 q .
Okmulgco GOO UO3 l0N-- I : o
Batteries Mcdonald and Crittcu-
den, Walkup ana Long.
PAWUr SKA, Aug. l6, Paw
nusha took the short end of y to
% s..rv 90 the opener with Henry
| irta h,.. today sheppard. pitch
ling fur Uouryotta. nit homer with
| one mu ou base in tho second in
u'nE.
! SUuH.r IL H. Il.
| |H,urNutu lnl OOl 600 b
! IhuNhuahr ito GOO 600 . 7 |
batteries sheppard and Maslcy,
| Allen and nuul,u.
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Score BY innings
Dos hiotncE
sioux city


summary Two -haso I'M, = INV,
Mroll,r, Mcrz, MARI Gu.Is I.Ia.,
kcarus. SacriNc" hits Mari I.r. 49,,
Metz, Kearns Double plays. H.t.r..r t.
query kcarns 60 Icard % N.'f t#.-a
to Cnffey to litowu. Irr ON bases D..
Mlincs !. Sioux Cty H. HaSo .. D.H.
Merz T. bteter .. struck uui N.,, .
Kicfcr 2 Wild pitch Nor I.rs
brown. MoHllor Harhor Robson y..ry s
K"arns. Errors. MerZ Metz EUsrr.
lmptrra -btmsby ANA Huuniry ....
nnn hmm 10 mLnMl,a.
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sIOtN C1TY. Aug. l6.--Sl0uN Cty out
hit and outplayed Des Moines and also
got tho breaks Of today's game and
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mo 100 i5O e
600 o22 600 I


NVWTVNTV- TW0- TNaV TTTN"-I IT u TlFTT
Grpunm O. Mueller. Three base hits
It.ufly. Homo run Kennedy Sacriilo"
htH-WrIrht Neatly, Ruusrr. Chrtsteu-
son Kruger Williams. Base on balls
or Allen t. of williams !, Of Doyle ].
struck out-Hy Allen !, by Williams by
Doyle Earned runs and hits-btt Allen
four runs and nine hits in thr"e innings.
pU Williams five runs and II hits IN
seven and nne-third Innings, of Doyle no
runs and one hit in one ana two-third
innings Left on bases Oklahoma tC
Z. Joplin z Double plays- krueger TO
Spoas. Kuns-Shanl'N Harper, brahhi ~
O. If,atly. Parker. Kennedy. smith. Hhie
utou williams Errors Shsulcy Harper
Sp,as. Tlmc--one hour, 90 minutes I'm
piro- Holmes.
Scurc-Srcond game:
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SIerr IN
o,, xoir,,

winning, 5 TO z, Kiefer held the y,,U...
hitlrss after the fourth inning
Score
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IopIln

Totals q l9 - 10 Totals g - II
,Uat'cd for Doyle II, ninth.
SyuIo hy innings.
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Prince Albert is sold IN
toppy red bags. tidy rsd
tins, handsome pound
and halt pound tin hu-
midoFs and IN the pound
crystal glass humidor
with sponge motstensr
TOP.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY FRAME
STORE AND DWELLING NO. 917 26th
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded in Liber No 4244, folio 49s ct seq. Of
the land records Of the District of Columbia
the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by
public auction, In front of the premises, on
FRIDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF
MARCH. AID. 1921. AT FOUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises. situate in the city of Washington
lot 8 in square IS. described by metes and
bounds follows Beginning for the same at
the northwest corner OF said lot and running
thence east with the north line of said lot I5
feet, more or less. TO the vest line of that part
of said lot heretofore sold to Philip Altodorfrr
west line 25 feet, thence west parallel to said
first line rs feet, more or less. to 26th street
and thence north 26th street % feet TO the
place Of beginning. together with the improve
ments thereon.
T, ms Of sale: One-thlrd Of the purchase
equal installments. payable in and two
years with interest nt 9 per cent per annmm,
payable semi annually. from day of SALE se-
cured by deed of trust upon the property sold.
or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser A
deposit Of $500 required of the purchaser at
revenue stamps and nctarial fees at the cost
Of the purchaser. Terms Of sale to be com
piled with within 80 days from day Of sale
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser after FIVE days adver-
tisement Of such resale in some newspaper pub
lshed in the city Of Washington, D G
WILLIAM f. I.EAHY,
MAYHUGH A. BRYAN.
mh16-d&ds Tr,sstcns
Evening star., 1921-03-16
TH0s. J. OWEN 4 son. AUCrIoNEERs

TRusTEE.s SALE OF VALUABLE us1M.
rWo NSshP auNbkEp NbAk EsrATH' TAFT TsS EnoSrING
MAssACHUsETTs Avenue faEr BETwrpN ~
BELMONT ROAD AND WATERsTnE
DRIVE NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON.
u. c.
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust dn,v -.
land records Of the District Of Columbia and st
the request OF the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustee will sell at pabiic anc,ion
In front Of the premises. on MONDAY THE
TWENTY.FIRST DAY OF MARCH, AID, 1921.
AT FOuR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the fol
the county Of Washington, District Of Cnium.
bia, and designated and being lots eleven
1i) and twelve f12) in block six t6I an
Gardiner G. Hubbard's subdivision of land now
known as "Beiair Heights" as per Diat re-
corded In Liher County No, 6, folio so, Of the
District Of Columbia tbeIng now described for
taxation purposes square 25OD
Terms of sale Que third of the nurcb, 10
money to be paid In cash. balance I'm two equal
installments. payable In one and two years.
with interest at SIX l6l per centum per an.
secured by deed Of trust upon the property soid
or all cash, at the option Of the purchaser. A
deposit OF $500 will be required at time of
sale. All conveyancing. recording revenue
stamps. etc, at cost of purchaser. Terms Of
sale to be complied with within so DAYS from
day Of sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the fisk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser, after Ave days
advertisement Of such resale in some newspaper
published In Washington, d. @.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO.,
(seaLl By O. J. BELL President.
Attest: JAMES ,. WOOD. SECRETARY.
mho o-d&ds.exSu
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON.

THOs. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UN1M-
PROVED REAL ESTATE, ON THE WEST
ING ALSO ON BuTTERNUT STREET.
sTH STREET. ASPEN STREET AND
WHITTIER PLACE
recorded in Liber No 4a06 folio 62 ct seq. of
the land records Of the District of Columbia.
and at the request of the party secured there,
BY the undersigned surviving trustee Will sell
at public auction. in front OF the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. THE NINTH DAY OF MARCH.
AD 1921 At FIVE oGLWoh s Eh,i. NJ :,ts,s ,ne TO-, ~
the county of Washington. District Of Colum-
bia. and designated as and being part OF tne
tract of land called 'tsrl's Portion. described
by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning for
the same at the intersection OF the westerly
Of Butternut street as shown on plat recorded
in the Office of the surveyor for the District OF
Columbia in Lber SO at folio 5, and running
thence west along said south line OF Butternut
street to its intersection with the east lene OF
Eighth street shown on plat recorded in said
surveyors office in Liber 81 at folio 21; thence
its Intersection with the south line OF Aspen
street as shown on said last mentioned plat;
street to a point forty t40} feet from the
northeast corner Of lot 40 in square 297O. a.
in Liber "a. folio 49, thence south 140 feet:
thence west 20 feet: thence south 323 2 feet
to line Of fences separating Cansins Wood lot
from the land herein described: thence along
the line of said fence south 72' So east to the
westerly line of Pney Branch road and thence
northerly along said westerly line OF said road
to the beginning; subject to restrictions as to
building lines as shown said plat, recorded
in said surveyors Office in Liber 81. folio q:
subject to the dedication of portion Of said
land for the extension Of Whittier street.
Terms of sale All cash. A deposit OF 81 600
will be required at time OF sale. All convey
Of purchaser Terms Of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day Of SALE
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser. after fve days advertise
ment Of such resale in some newspaper pub
lshed In Washington. d. C.
HARVEY NJ. sAGER,
fe26-ddtds exSu Surviving Trustee.
The sale of the above described property fs
until Wednesday, the 18th day OF
March, 1921 at the same hodr and place.
BY order Of the SURVIVING TRUSTEE.
mh9-ddds, ,exSu
Evening star., 1921-03-16

The undersigned trustees. by virtue Of I. a
decree Of the Supreme Court Of the District d.
of Columbia passed in equity cause No $500.
will Offer for sale at public auction. In 'front.'
on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY SECOND DAY
AT FOUR o,cLocK P.M.-premises 1896
1oth st NV. being part of lot aS in John ela NJ
Sims. executor. subdivision OF square sas. as
At FOUR TWENTY-FIVE O'CLOCK Pm
Premises eos st. being pain, paT5 q "a i9t fee,
west from the southeast corner OF said lot
and running thence west 20 feet thence north
81 feet. thence east 20 feet. thence south
s. feet FOUR 9 'he F9GRTYFivE seGnRnFFi O'CLOCK Pm
Premises TAG 9th ct. NV. being part OF lot
The IN west sasiS siSe Of 9Th ST. s. feet south from
the northeast corner Of said lot ana square.
thence south l6 feet thence & west '9 sset ees T.
the beginning reserving a right OF way through
an alley of four feet in width across the en-
trance Of the west rear part of said lot for
the two houses adjoining thereto Or the south;
also reserving for the house next adjoining
on the north q three-foot alley between the
VAT At FIVE FIFTEEN O'CLOCK. PM,
Premises 7o7 9Th st, NV, being lot in
On WEDNESDAY, THE TwENTY-THIRD
DAY OF MARCH. 1921:
AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.-Premises 2os:
21o, 2l2 I'm St. sw being lots 20 and 81 of
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFT1ER-Premises !n II lis
214 9TH st. sw. being lot 1so 10 in Daniel Car
f'.a At sF55f FOUR FoRTY>FTvE O'CLOCK. PM
Premises 5oa Maryland are: sw being part art
q in i1' square 4e2. beginning at point ss fee,
from the northwest corner Of said square, on
the line Of Maryland ave. and running thence
northeastwardly along the line OF said avenue
"a feet 51a inches. thence enthusiastically at
right angles to said avenue ls3 feet. more
lSx oil feet thence pOItlw4r
parallel with the southeast line TO the place
OK AT SshsiHafE; FIVE FIFTEEN O'CLOCK PM
Premises 46s L at. .sw. being part Of lot y in
square sol, beginning for the same at point
on l. street south, distant II feet and inches
running thence west II feet 8 inches. thence
south ic9 feet IL inches to the rear line Of
said lot thence east II feet inches, thence
AZ FIVE FoRTY-FIvE O'CLOCK PM.
"a" and 49, in Harmon and Others subdivis-
ion of lot so and others in square 1920.
Tsr~t to be pad in cash. the balance
years from day Of sale. and to be represented
BEARING By ins interess at per centum per annsm
pa yabie semi-annually. and secured by first
deed Of trust on the property sold, or all cash
at the option Of the purchasers. A cash deposit
Of $500 required on each house at the time Of
sale. Terms Of sale to be complied with with
In thirty days from date o, 3 sae ,Se the
advertised and resold at the defaalttng pur-
chasers' risk and cost. All conveyancing, re-
Of examination Of title to be paid for by pur-
chasers. All sales made subject to ratifca-
'''n " JULIUS L. MAEDEL. Trustee,
629 F st. NV.
ARTHUR PETER, Trustee,
wsshipRg.G%n oan f1a TrS't T1n,tss Co sds
mh1Od&ds exSu 412 9Th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

THOs. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs
Two-story frame dwelling,
No. 220S 11th st. NV, and an
unimproved lot at the southeast
corner of 4th and Florida ave.
NV, fronting two car lines.
AT AUCTION
ON SATURDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY
OF MARCH, 1921. AT
4:30 O'Clock Pm.
1s feet 4 inches front of lot 81 in square 500.
being No. ZOOS 18th st. NV.
At S O'Clock PM.
Lot q in square 619 at Sc. corner Of 4th
and Florida ave. NV.
Terms: Cash. A deposite Of 500 on each Int
required at time Of sale and the purchaser al
lowed 30 days to complete the purchase. Fur
ther particulars at time Of sale
TH0S. ]. OWEN & son. Auets. ,
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