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The Washington times., 1926-12-27
National League Batting

Spencer. Roy H., Pitts. 4
Rressier. Raymond s.. Gin. 4
Hargraye. Eugene r., Gin. n
Christensen. Walter, CIn... I
Euque, AdoIfos Gin. ,,.s r
smith. Earl 81. PITS.
BrickelI. iced. Puts. I
Militant. Fred q phIIa. 3
Standaert, Jerome. Brook ). IN
Gibson, Frank G.. Bos. Both
Stephenson. Riggs 81, Chi. n
Scott. John w. N. Y...s.ssI
Waner. Paul G.. Pitts. ss..s 4
Kelly. Joaeph y. Chi. I
shannon. Maurice. Chi. 5 Both
leach, Fred NJ Phila, 80. I
Brown Edward W.. BOgs n
Jackson. Travis Il. IN. Yy.. n
B6ll, Lester r. 81! L..s..F
Roush, Ed u. Gin
Wilson. Lewis n. Chi. y
Cuyler, Hazeil s.. Pitts. J.. n
Sotf hworth, W.. NY, 81. n. 4
Herman Floyd c., Brook I
GFantham, George, PItta. I
Reinhart. Arthur q, st. T..
TraynOr,s Harold J. Pitts. 4
Hornsby, Rogers. St Il
Harper. George W.. Phila !. Z
Erisch. Frank n. N. Il. Both
Tolson. Charles J,, CHI. i
Bancroft. David II. Bos. Both
Donohue, Peter j., Gin. -. \
Smith. John, st. u, Bos.. I
Adams. Earl u, Chi. 49,. 4
Wright, r, Glenn PITTS. n
Cottef. Edward q, PhiIa, =, i
Yam1a5 RNAA. Z. :. & ~ FsSSts. 4, ~
Douthit. Taylor 4. 81. L.. Z
WrtghtstOne. r. G., Phila. /
Walker, w. Curtis, Cin... I
Young. Ross. n. Y....... !
Blades. Raymond II. st. II. J
Wilson, JAMES. Plilla. $3.50. =
MClEafl. John LIZ Pltil@ 49,. y
Kelly George Il, ~. Y.... =
Lucas, Charles r.. Gin.
Mann. Leslie, BOs $1,000. q
LfndstroIn, Fred c.. N. r., 4
Cconey. John W.. ROs. q
McInnis, John r., Pitts. i
Boktoinley. James a, St.L. /
Smith, Robert e.. BOs. 49,. i
Grimes Oscar r.. Phila. -. Z
Cox, James e.. Brook Il
High. Andrew ~. Bos. 80. I
O.FarFeil, Robert Al sc. II. 4
Nixon, Albert, Phfln. II
Tyson, Albert, n. Y...... Il
Mpusel. Emil r.. NJ. Y L
Pipp, Walter c.. Gin 1880. I
Wheat, Zachary D., Brook. /
Terry. William H.. n. r.. I
DeBerry. John II. Brook +
Farrell. Ed ward NJ. i
Scott, Floyd 81. Chi. +
Holm. Roscoe A., 81. L i
Fourier. JACQUES m srE. 8
HenIIfe. water PhiIs r
Felix. august O., Brook. e. i
Welsh, James b.. Bos. ~. /
Grimm. Charles J.. Chi. !
Heathcote. Clifton f.. Chi. -
Hartnett. Charles L.. Chi. J
Sand John H. PhiIa !
Hafey. Charles j.. 81. i. i. j
GOoch, John 81, Pitts. Boil
Flowers, Darcy. st. L...
CfitS, Hugh M. Cir. i
FrefEau.s Howard ~ chi 4
BurF1s. Maurice u. Boe !. I
Butler. John s.. Brook. !
Taylor. Ed, Bos. ......... ]
Friber8. Bernard a.. Phiia. ]
Gauteau. walter r.. BoB. :. ]
Marriott. william e. Bro.
Dresser. Charles w. Gin. J
WEeKtz. Henry L.. Bos.
Bush. Joseph l.. Pitts. -. I
Cronin. Joseph n, Pitts. ]
peGn, WayIand o., phiIa.
pictnIch. valentine j, Gin. ]
Jones. Percy II. Chi.
Witt. LAYTON w. Brook
bentley, John nj, Ph, NY. ]
Munson, Joseph III. Chi.
Cohen. Andrew, ~. Y....s ]
.Piercy. WILLIAM. Chi ..... J
Mueller: G. F.. St.L.. y. Z. ]
Thevenows T. J., st. Lee. :
Taylor. James w. Bos...- i
Kcener, Reiny Pitts. $3.50. !
Cooney. James T.. Chis... +
Rhyme, Harold. Pitts. $3.50. +
Moore, Ed. Pitts. BOs. =. +
HargreaveR C. D., Brook !. r
, Toporcer. George. st. L.s. i
q a N A
The Washington times., 1926-12-27
AID
ARNY'S
TEAM

Former soldiers who served in the
ranks Of the regular Army and the
National Guard. 10 OF them. were
among the members Of the West
Point football squad which repre-
sented the Army on the gridiroi in
intercollegiate football circles during
the past season. In March next year
this number is expected to be in,
creased when more men from the
ranks are appointed cadets.
Three men who formerly served In
the regular Army and National
Guard won their priced "A" follow
ing the final game Of the season at
Chicago on November 81. when
Cadets and Middies battled' to 21-21
tie before 10000 fans. Four former
bucks were on. the scrub eleven
and won their glory in daily scrim;
images preparing the varsity for Its
big games. The &C" squad, equiva-
lent In college circles to freshman
ream. had IL former enlisted men
s0n it. - +
The Washington times., 1926-12-27
BIGGEST ON BIKE

Harry Stockelynch, 22O-pound
Belgian, is the heaviest bicycle rider
now engaged in competition.
The Washington times., 1926-12-27
REAL
S[NJTH.PAV0|
control s the thing.

Control II the thing.
"A pitcher may have speed and
battling curves. but ne u Of little
value to his club unless iie has 4 -
abiIity il put the bali where Re
wants II. Huflers who have peEset
control and less spksd are Tar mote
Msltonle than those Of the erraic
type. Control. mixed with braifly
pitching. win carry mCuudsnizn
along for years after hts speed add
curves have bid him farewell.
The late Chriaty Mathewson. Big
SIX Oe other days, credited his won.
derful record to uncanny control. IL
| 1913, while q member Of the Giants,
1aattyswent through the entire season
without hitting one batsman. Dur
ing IL seasons ii the National League
he hit only KS men. He pitched In
So games during that period.
However, Matty's control wac
not brilliant at the outset Ol
his career. He entered the game
tn the fifth inning against
Brooklyn and walked the first
imam. Before the end Of the
season he had walked "a men
md hit four batters.
From that time on Matty settled
down and gained control. His
famous .'fadeawav was moth:
more than Z slow ball delivered
with 4 slight twist Of the wrist
giWiug Il q peculiar drop as II
neared the batter.
Lefty Grove, of the Athletics d
the erraaic type or hurler. When
Lefty IS. I'm" he IS q world beat lr
md when he Is ''cff" schoolbby
can Aoutpitch him. Southpaws are
eccentric, and Lefty Is no excep
Grove Il also known as hard.
luck hurler. He lost several hard
fought Tits last season when
victory was In sight had his team.
mates been able to hit
Despite the fact that Grove issuef
i01 bases op balls he was the mor:
effective hurler iii the American
League. He overcame that hi
striking out 1914 men during zs1
Miller. 81 Cleveland. also dempn
strated that he has control I.y
passing only eighteen men I'll.
eighteen games Jack Quinn.
he As. passed thirty-six men i;i
.hirty-one. games participated
This record ii brought 0ul
j more strongly Is Quinn uses
the spitbaII. which Is hard tpsA
control.
i II walter BealI rivals Grove for ne
i Ing erratic. The Yankee hurifa
pitched ia twenty lifts and walxx6
Bixty-eiEht men. which tcaused MI
Ter Huggins some little c0neeii
BraxtOn, New York, who ranks
SAcOnd to Grove In effectiveness ri
i the last season, proved to be thu
0utetanding twirler in control. Tilt
YpWng Yankee moundsman wa
rushed Into thirty-seven contests
/ during the year and handed out
only nineteen passes. He wa
however. given credit only for i've
| games won and one lost.
Howard Ehmke was very libefH
ii ha1ding free transportatiO ~
The aipitiaI sack, passing ninety I've
men in thirty-four games. Waltef
JnAhsCnss record Tor last yeal
shows the 'Old Master" has dolf
sette Of that former great c0ptrpI
| that has helped him so much ~
the last few years. Walter worked
In thirty-three games and handed
passes to seventy three batsnien.
I S&
The Washington times., 1926-12-27

~ - + 8
Bert G. Muse, formerly first ser.
EeAnt Of Company e, Of the Third
Engineers, played in two-thirds Of
the games in 1926, Frank G. Wald.
riip. private in the Twenty second
Infantry, took part in several con-
tests. John Dibb was probably the
star of the ..B" squad. His grid.
iron qualifications were such that
most half the season. SchoffeId
Sergeant Dibb, Of company T..
Another Hawaiian doughboy. now
. cadet, was Henry 4. Flood, who
played end on the "B eleven.
FlOod was formerly q corporal with
Company II. Of the Twenty seventh
infantry. John r. Lowell, Of the
Fifteenth Service Company Of the
Signal Corps, played full back on
the second string B" team. Lau.
renee H. Brownlee, Of Battery r.,
244th New York coast artillery,
held down the tough assignment at
guard in the "Bp squad line all
season.
The field infantry. detachment
"A
members III. action with the
cadet s'C,' eleven, In Donald r..
Carlson and MerVin L. Harding.
sig former regulars in all played
on this so-ca1ied freshman team,
the four others being Robert Johns
ton OF Battery q. 4th coast artil-
lery. Fort Amador. Panama Canal
Zone; Frank K0walskL jr., former
corporal Of the finance depart
rnent; Boyce q. Nixdorff, sergeant
with the 9th Infantry. and Gle.
nIent ". Sawin. private with the
Infantry School detachment.
Various national guardsmen
eeTlted by William H. s. Wright,
former private with Motor Trans,
port Company ia, and Cal H.
Fernstornl, private with headquar-
ters company OF the Forty-fourth
Division. William H. Esenwein,
private In the One Hundred and
Seventh field. artillery Of the Penn
eyivanfa National Guard, Philip #.
Kramer, private Of Battery A OF the
One Hundred and Thirty fourth field
artillery Of the Ohio national guard
Arthur c. Peterson, private of Bat.
terry r. one hundred and fifty-sixth
field artillery of the New York
national guard. and George Thane
Jr., staff sergeant Of the service
company Of the 206th Minnesota Ma
tionaI Guard. also played football
While none Of these 10 1ex.buckl
were picked as All-America football
timber by the sporting editors% they
ali gave concrete evidence Of the
sturdy athletic training they had
received while in the ranks.
The Washington times., 1926-12-27

OF the three former privatas
who won q place on the varsity,
one was, National Guatdsllaan
and two were regulars. Samuel
4 R. BreItnall received his ap.
pOintmeut TO the Academy while
8 member Of the 189th Oklahoma
Field Artillery.
The Washington times., 1926-12-27

However, NIatty's control wac
not brilliant at the outset q
Ills career. He entered the game
n the fifth inning agaiEask
Brooklyn and walked the first
imam. Before the end Of the
season he had walked "a men
and hit four batters.
Evening star., 1926-06-07
THos. j. OWEN & son. ArCTIoNEERs.
THoS. J. OWEN & SON. ArCTIoNEERs.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Four
Story Brick Apartment House
Containing 81 Apartments of
From to S Rooms and Bath
Each, Being Premises 1474
; Columbia Rd. NV, Located
at the Southeast Corner of
18th St. and Col. Rd. NV.

By yirtue st Of Of certain deed of trust dated
ASepss hem. a sox So e
land records q the District Of Columbia, and
The 9 the viii ss at hT pn
jSEF yyss fR II rGtE FS +. Isev,5F
District Of Columbla. and designated and
snhdivsion Of lots in Block 10 "PSi Meridian
Hill" HILL a. ss per PEI plat recorded II r. L,hsr No A.
surveyor Of the District Of columbsi de- de-
scrihed by metes and bounds as follows: Be:
the t southerly line me- Of r Columbia '1td road as as
Sidened BY, proceedings IN District Court
street, and running theme northeasterly
the el east line Of said lot thence south along
sad east @ line of sad aid LOT 5o4 62 eeei to the
on plat recorded in Liber no. q. folio 1873
cf the aforesaid surysyor,s office records; erd
thence north along said 18th street 1o4 9?
ton ton line. 90 feet from the south line s' o, Of
pat recorded in Lber So fao a So no% of the
records Of the ONCE of the surveyor of the
Terms: FERN " sold Subject to a prior deed of
trust aypproxima atins s:oa 10000. due Nav
r. :r S.n o wc at viii se Gn stated M at
said trust to be paid onethird cash and, the
years with interest at 81 per cent, and Sc
erty sold. or ali cash over said prior trust at
purchasers option. A deposit of 100000
Will be REQUIRED at time Of sale. All convey
Terms of sale to be complied with within
thirty DAYS from day of sale. otherwise the
erty at the risk and cost of defautinE .pur.
chaser after Ave DAYS advertisement Of
euch resale IN some newspaper published in
"'e-'i''' 'OA r. THOMAS ROBINSON.
ALPHONSE MsBAER-
3Aa.dS.ds exSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1926-06-07
ADAM. A. wEsCHLER 4 SON. Aucttoneers.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Cor
ner Business Property and
Dwelling, Two.Story Brick
Building. No. 4Ol IA St. S.W.

B. virtue II , Of Z ceEts,n .sa deed ot trust re.
lumbis. and default having been made in
,he payment Of the debt secured thereby,
and at the request Of the party secured
offer for sale at public suction. In front Of
EEs4J FEEsS4TJF dAioSE P4H = = }ESE is;s; - rofs; !;
neton: IN the Dietrict Of Columbia. and de
scribed a. part. Of lot lettered &C. In r. b.
McGulre's, subdivision in SQUARE numbered
plat recorded. in Liber r. W.. at folio 81. In
the surveyors office of the District of CO.
lumhia: beginning at point II feet east
running thence east on the line of Virginia a
avenue 6020 feet TO the northeast corner
OF said lot: thence south along 41s street
lot iettered 70" II 90 feet: thence north
to the beginning together with the improve
Terms OF sale: one-third Of the purchase
ana two years from the day OF sale. with
paysb. a, bs s1s s and d ~.
first deed Of trust on the property sold. or
Il cash q saso hs Option ~ % Of ;. tn. e,
the hid. Examin alton OF title. convey ancine
recording and notary fees At the cost of the
Re COMPLIED with within thirty 1907 days
from the day of sale otherwise the said de-
post will be forfeited, and the trustees re
chaser after at least Ave t5l DAYS adver-
tisement OF such resale in some newspaper
,RA4RoSb FE4stS B J. }TASvinEAkHsueHEs SiEksueHEs:
1e4d&ds.exSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1926-06-07
Trustees Sale of New Brick De-
tached Dwelling, in a Delight
full Residential Section, No.
1928 Cleveland Ave. NV,
With Built. in Garage.

By virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 5434 folio 3i4 ct
seq of the land records of the District Of
Columbia and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale by public auction. in front
of the premiss. on TUESDAY. THE EIGHTH
DAY OF JUNE. 1926. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
r NJ the following described land and prem
ises situate in the District of Columbia a.
to-wit Lot 3 in square 2liS In the subdi-
veson made by the American Security and
Trust COMPANY and Amos H Plumb trus-
tees called Massachusetts, Avenue Heights e
=. per Mat recorded n the office of the sur
veyor for the District OF Columbia, in Liber
A. at folio a. subject TO building restriction
line shown on ssid Mat improved hv. attrac-
i've modern dwelling 10 rooms and 3 baths
with GARAGE. -
SI3 ono, at So due September 16 1927
balance one-third cash. remainder. IN one
and two wears. with interest 81 g. e Sc
cured by second deed o. trust upon the
property sold. or all cash over trust at
nrtion of purchaser deposit of $500 re.
o,lired of purchaser at time Of sale. All
convevancing. recording. revenue stamps and
nntarial fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms
~ sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defaultinE purchaser.
after five days advertisement OF such resale
IN IN some nswspaper published in the city Of
HARRY NJ. PACKARD.
JOHN H. STADTLFR.
ny27 7-d&ds exSu&my31 Trustees.
Evening star., 1926-06-07
Trustees Sale to Close an Es-
tate of Frame Dwellings, Nos.
1918 and 1920 Montello Ave.
NE

By virtue OF a certain deed In trust. dated
for, the heirs Of Milton Mcdonald: deceased
e pIc h ,h rswsss G ,i'Sr TEsDAy 1aSa TIE
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described lsnd
lur,hia to-wit: South "a feet front on 18th
street and running back of that width the
full denth of the lot of lot IL in Lohn z.
Bealls subdivision of lots in block 10. Trim
idad and lot 16 in John T. BealIs subdivi;
sion of lots in block 10, Trinidad. improved
by 6-room frame dwellings. to be offered
separately.
money to he paid in cash. the balance In two
equal ius'allments. represented by the prom
issory notes Of the purch aser: psyahls in one ore
per annum from DAY OF sale payabls semi. nj:
annually, secured by deed of trust upon the
the purchaser, 4 deposit Of 5000 on each
All. conveyancins. recording. revenue stamps
OF sale TO be complied with within thirty
DAYS from, dsy of sale otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property At tn tns
after five days advertisement Of such resale
In some newspaper published in the city OF
" tC5RTARLES VI FLoECHKER. Trustee.
mvor-d&ds eySu&myS1
Evening star., 1926-06-07
THos J. OWEN 4 SON. AUcTIoNEERs.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Apartment t
House, Being Premises 5406
Connecticut Avenue North.


Jun. b Er'qs @ E ss s5.n assa nj s Us ~ dated
oris s' Of tbs % District Of Coiumhis.. and at the
nndsrssned sasss @ Ps ,rs.,ss. vii seIi
THE Foi-RTEES DAY OF JUNE. A. b
1926. AT FOUR PM. the following de-
District of Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and
being part OF tract of land known AZ
Chevy Chase. described by metes and bounds
as for the h; :,
avenue. which point Is distant 212.97
feet from the Intersection of the westerly
line Of Connecticut avenue with the south
line Of legation street 'hese street; are are
records OF the office OF the surveyor Of the
District of Columbia. and running thence
nue. south "a degrees 26 minutes east 30
feet to the southerly. boundary Of the tract
of land suhdivided by Fulton r.. Gordon.
l909. in Liher County "a. folio Al. of said
surveyors Office records. and running thence
south s5 degrees 26 minutes west 80 80
west 80 feet. thencr. north s5 degrees %
minutes east 15q 80 feet to the place Of he
ginning The above described property il
now known for taxation purposes as par
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed Of
trust for $4,000 90. further particulars OF
which viii he announced at at time ne. Ct sale; Z:
paid in cash. A deposit Of $3.50 90 re
quired. Conveyancins. recording and reve
pue STAMPS at purch, asers cost Term; M, to
wise deposit forfeited and the property may
he advertised and resold at the discretion
| s5EHRF + NAE52TA1 A1gpEA F4s:s:n. R4sk
.a4.7.ssIIff!ii4 7ssIIffii4 w. hiA'NA Trustees.
Evening star., 1926-06-07
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Cor
ner Business Property, Three
Story Brick Building, Corner
Florida Avenue, 4th Street and
Rhode Island Avenue NV.
(38q Rhode Island Ayenuel.

By virtue OF certain deed Of trust. dated
November 10. 1928. and recorded Novemher
90, 1928, instrument No. es Of the land
records OF the District of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured thereby, the
UNDERLINED trustees will offer for sale by
Rgbs sYstsp front et tss Drip;yes oP 9p
JuNE, 1873 AT THREE;TEiRTY O'clock
Pm. the following described land and prem
ieee, situate in the District Of Columbia, to
Wit: Lot IS In Ina A. Merrells combination
Of lots in block 8. 'Le Droit Park" as per
plat recorded in Liber 16. folio ~. of the
records of the surveyors Office IN the Dis
trict of Columbia: at the date hereof said
land and premises are designated the
books Of the assessor for the District of
Columbia as lot 65. square 3O95.
Terms OF sale, Property will be sold sub.
7.rs. due July go. 1928, interest sem, annu-
ally: balance cash. A deposit OF 81 900 re-
ouired of purchaser II time Of sale. A
smaller deposit will be accepted from respon.
eible purchaser All conveyancing. record
ing revenue stamps and al fees at cost
Of purch aser. Terms of sale to be complied
with within forty-five days from day of
sale otherwise the trustees reeerve the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser. after fve days
of such resale in some news
paper published in the city of Washington.
D. c.
n. 6. wEINSTEIN,
A. HENRY.
Evening star., 1926-06-07
SEIZED LIQUOR BOAT
BURSTS INTO FLAMES
officials Suspect Incendiary Device
to Prevent Vessel Being
Towed to Port.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
YOUNGSTOWN. n. Y, June T.
The suggestion that rum runners are
equipping their boats with an auto
matte device designed to destroy them
II captured was advanced yesterday
by prohibition agents as a result of
the burning of the launch Spray.
Captured red-handed while discharg-
ing cargo of Illicit liquors. accord
ing to members of the raiding party.
the boat was being brought into port
when flames suddenly burst from the
hold. The prize crew. comprised of
George H. Cochrane, president Of this
village, who is also a deputy sheriff
and Capt. George Ferguson. in charge
of the lighthouse at Fort Niagara.
barely escaped with their lives The
two men rushed aft over the burning
deck and jumped into the dory. The
rapidity with which the flames spread
led to a suspicion that the boat was
wired to cause the cargo to catch fire.
Evening star., 1926-06-07
THoS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING. BEING
PREMISES NO: l23 NEW YORK AVE

STORY BRICK DWELfiSG BENG
PREMISES NO. l23 NEW YORK AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST.
. By virtue of certain deed of trust dated
recorded November 10 1928, among the land
records of the District of Columbia and at
the request of the party secured thereby the
undersigned trustees will sell at public auc-
ton in front Of Of the premises: on MONDAY.
FotR O'Clock PMi the following Described e
Of Columbia. and designated as and being
all of lot 81 and part Of lot 30 IN Thomas
Cassidy and others subdivision, Of part OF
W ao 5 5 ps n. BaI 1.9ecgr eTGdq % be IN ser
said part of lot 80 described az follows: Be,
ginning for the same on the. line of New
York avenue 80 feet inches from the
southeast corner of original lot 4 in said
With the west line of said lot 81 IS feet
inches thence westerly inches 10 the center
Of the wall between premises 1913 and 125
New York avenue, thence south through the
center of said wall and parallel with the first
easterly. with said avenue inches to the
place Of beginning:
Terms: Sold subject to first deed OF
trust for $4,000 90 and second deed OF trust
for about S5.700.00. further particulars OF
which vii he announced at time OF sale:
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500 90 required.
Canveyan"ing recording and revenue STAMPS
at purch aser's cost. Terms to he complied
with Within thirty days. otherwise deposit
tlsed and resold at the discretion of the
trustees f. o. LIkENS.
my25 o12a-jel. 1857 Trustees
Evening star., 1926-06-07
TEXTILE UNIONS PLEDGE
AID TO PASSAIC STRIKERS
Federation Adjourns Following
Plea for Consolidation Of All
Workers in Industry.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June IA resolution
indorsing the strike Of textile workers
at Passaic, n. j.. and pledging them
continued moral and financial support.
was passed unanimously yesterday at
a conference of federated textile
unions. The strike is nearing its fifth
month. The two.day meeting Of -
delegates Of IS textile organizations
was adjourned. after the appointment
of a joint committee to fix the date
for a second unity conference Of tex
tile workers.
Resolutions calling for the consoli-
dation of all existing organizations of
textile workers and condemnation of
company unions formed by mill own
ers were adopted.
Evening star., 1926-06-07
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
HOS. J. OWEN & son. AUCTToNEERs

THOS. j. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL.
FffRANKhEfS sTREEr SoETHEAsT. ''0 ,,
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
seq. Of the land records of the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will
sell at puec aHson II front q the pSem
BAY Of TUNE; a ?: ia2s. At FIVE
and premises, situate in the District Of Co
n Arnold & PrinsIe's spbdivison Of lots IN l1
recorded IL Book - bageCaa in ths he sHr, y
Block 81 now known for purposes of assess-
ment and taxation as Square 4214 Subject
to right of way over the rear l5 feet OF
said lot.
Terms: Sold I'D subject 70 prior deed Of
which will be announced at time of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to he paid
one half cash. halsnce r N % one year. or oral all
ysysncing, recording and revenue s,amdps 81; q,
within thirty days. otherwise deposit for;
feited and the property may he advertised
and resod at the discretion of the trustees
ARTHUR G. BISHOP.
Trustees.
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