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CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES
. TO GIVE CASUALS RESPITE
;Griffmen Hardest Hit of All Big League Clubs in
4 Training This Spring With Nine Players ALL
ing List-Take Series From Cards.

Card hurlers. The portsider was on
the hill for the first six innings, and
in that time he was found for nine
hits and a pass that Melted the Ma
tionals three markers. Keen got
away with his first frame. but in each
of the next two was slammed for Thu ee
Safeties and a run.
The Cards opened their attack upon
Murray in brisk manner. With
Douthit out Of the way, Holm. Trisch,
Bottomley and Les Bell singled in sue
Hafey drilled into two-plv killing
that involved neat stop by B1uege
and fine relay by Stewart.
Mats Come Right Back.
The Nationals came right back to
even matters. McNeely doubled,
Stewart beat out a bunt, and Tucker
singled to tally Earl. Stuffy took
third as Goslin forced out Tucker and
got home in front of throw from
Bottomley made after Jim fielded
Judges difficult grounder. Another
run was made eff Sherdel in the third
when, with Judge on first base and
two out, BlueCe and Reeves singled.
But the Cards forged to the front
again in the seventh. Clark, batting
1Of CIiSIuGi, OI'SIiSQ tnC lluiiC VIII
a drive back of the scoreboard in right,
good for tying homer. Douthit then
doubled and Murray passed Holm. so
Lisenbee was hailed to the slab. With
double play in sight, the over
anxious Stewart fooled on F'risch' S
tap and the bases were crowded. Bot
tomley watched third strike go by,
but Les Bell sent a long fly to Tucker
and Douthit counted after the catch.
In the eighth the Nationals again
tied the score. Judge bounded single
off Bottomley's glove and gave way
to pinch.runner Cullop. Myer singled
Nick to second and the latter reached
third AS Buddy was forced out by
Reeves. O'Neifs Texas Lacquer to
center sent Cuilop home.
Stewart opened the Nationals ninth
by bounding to Keen. but both Tucker
and Goslin singled, Ollie tallying with
the winning counter when Cuiiop. with
two strikes against him, rified a two
Dagger to right.
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fused to discuss details of his game,
but Eynon said Roland had shot SO
at the Wannamoisett Country Club at
Providence, par ~ course, few
days ago.
All the officers of the Indian Spring
Golf Club were reelected and five new
members of the board chosen at the
annual meeting of the club last night
at the clubhouse at Four Corners,
Nd President, G. Chester Caywood:
vice president, ]. c. Wineman: secre-
tary, &. J. Bergman, and treasurer, II.
A. Grant, were reelected. Those elect
ed to the board are Johnston II. Zim-
norman, Ralph A. Davis, G. 1. Put
nam. C.. A. Loeffier and l.. l.. Steele.
Pairings for the two-man team COM
petition to run from tomorrow until
July 2 were announced.
Fred Mcleod, Columbia's profession.
al, will be back in Washington tomor-
row after competing in the North and
South open at Pinehurst. Mcleod Is
undecided whether he will make the
trip to England in May to play in the
British open championship.
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EXHIBITION BASE BALL.

By the Associated Press.
At West Palm Beach Fla. r. Fl, =
Cincinnati fN.l.. % 0 0 100 900 A. 3
Moore and Collins: Rixey. Nehf and Har
grave.
s Bs.|ss NJ. 8
Quinn and Walbcrg. Cochrane; r. Smith
and Gibson.
At Houston. Tex. z. r.
R Ret5els a s -fr;;.j.s o90g2is 3
Hankins. Sullivan and woodall Mcconnell
Derry. SleEnan. Hardaway. ID. Williams and
Keith. #. Williams. Ensor.
At San Antonio 1Ax. r. II. f.
Pittsburgh tN.l -. 000n004 3-s Il >
Detroit tA.).. 90 900 II 10 ]
Aldrdge. kremer and Smith. Gooch: Col
Inns, Holloway. Stoner and Bassler. Shea.
Brooki w t '.' Seodoooe-s = i
Vance. Doak. Eh,hardt and Debcrry: Bates
and Lopez
At Durham y. G. RH E.
Baltimore a Il ,p dnser, o9odddd13SS-1a 3 9
Eight innings darkness. sackett Jackson
Skimore and Freitag; Haury. Dempsey and
ohlian.
At Shreveport La RHE E.
shrs Lep,s q tex
Zachary. Jones and o'Neill; Polvesht, og-
den and Wilder
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BY the Associated Press.
~ ETROIT, April 1.-The eye
injury temporarily incapaci.
tated Warner, regular Detroit
H. third baseman, has led to the
determination by Manager
Moriarty to carry an entire substitute
infield this season.
Warmers absence from the lineup
leaves big gap in the infield and Is
said to have impressed the Tiger
manager with the necessity for a
strong secondary defense.
Warner was struck with a batted
ball Wednesday at the club training
camp in San Antonio.
PITTSBURGH, April / [P1.--Hous.
ton, Tex, was host to the Pittsburgh
Pirates today following the Buc' s
sojourn at San Antonio. where they
broke even in two exhibition games
with the Detroit Tigers. Three games
are scheduled with Houston.
Ray Kremer saved the day for Pitts
burgh yesterday when he relieved Vic
Aldridge who had given the Detroiters
seven hits for three runs in six in
nings, while the Pirates were making
one tally. Kremer allowed one hit
and one run during the balance of the
game, which the Pirates won, 81.
ST. LOUIS, April ] lP.-Cardinals
were glad to leave Tampa behind
them today as it seemed impossible
for them to win there. They lost
their third straight game to Washing.
ton, s to 4.
On the other hand the Browns were
thriving on strange pastures when
they crashed out a victory over the
Shreveport Texas League team, IL
to s.
CINCINNATI. April fP).-Cincin.
natl today was on a train en- route for
Decatur, Ala. where they play the
Minneapolis team on Saturday. The
Reds yesterday at West Palm Beach
fla. defeated the New York Yankees
in a ninth inning rally, to 8.
CLEVELAND, April (P).--A
yannigan game today opened the New
Orleans workout for the Cleveland
Indians, to prepare them for their
games with Brooklyn, Saturday and
Sunday. 1t will be a six-inning
session.
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Nationals Welcome Departure rom Tampa litter Final Practice TOMORROW
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

MOTHER informal get-together
~ golf meeting with Tommy and
II Sandy Armour acting as stars
IA 4 in a one.act playlet, arranged
for members of the Congress
sional Country Club, will be held at
the clubhouse at Bethesda, Md, next
Friday evening, April s. Tommy Ar
mour, who Is playing in the North
and South open at Pinehurst today
will arrive in Washington Sunday
morning. His brother, A. A. SANDY
Armour, who has been teaching golf
In New York during the Winter. will
be back on April S.
Talks by j. Fl. Hines. president OF
the club and by the Armour brothers
with demonstrations of the golf shots
that have brought Tom Armour much
pelf and glory in his swing around
the Winter circuit this year, will fea'
ture the gathering.
Larry Nabholtz Of Cleveland. one of
the leaders of the younger group OF
professionals who loom today as po
tential champions was in Washington
yesterday for a few hours before 60.
ing on to New York. NabholtZ did
not have time to play but visited sew
eral friends in the city and told them
he would come back to play some OF
the local courses later in the year.
The young professional intends to
free lance this Summer without club
Affiliations, playing in all the major
championships, and taking in the
British open. Tom Armour will rep
resent Washington in the British open
Nabholtz made his first bid for fame
in the 1924 Professional Golfers AS
ISOLATION championship at French
Lick. where he dethroned Gene Sar
azen. the defending titleholder, hand
ing Gene the first licking he had sus
tanned in two years at match play.
Roland II. Mackenzie. Columbia s
young star, came back to Washington
yesterday to spend week at home
before going back to attend classes al
Brown University, Providence, r. T..
where he is a sophomore. Everett
Eynon, son of E. B. Eynon, secretary
of the Washington Base Ball club
who is MacKenzies roommate al
Brown. is also in the city. The pair
played yesterday at Columbia. Roland
said he is playing as well as could be
expected, since he has been unable to
play on the snow-covered New Eng.
land courses throughout the Winter.
With characteristic modesty he re-
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MORIARTY WILL CARRY
TWO INFIELD QUARTETS

CHICAGO. April fP.--Rain
spoiled things for the Cubs yester-
day at Dallas. Tex. preventing them
from getting in good practice with
the Steers and also trying out q new
lineup.
Had a battle been staged Nc
Carthy would have made his first
attempt to convert Riggs Stephenson
into a third sacker
The White Sox were favored with
fair weather in Shreveport, La. and
watched the st. Louis Browns wham
the Shreveport trial horses over the
lot.
a farewell four-game series starts
today between the Sox and Shreve-
port.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1 Hp.-
Back home with his Drowned
Phillies after a months training in
Florida Manager stuffy McInnis
spoke enthusiastically today of his
teams chances in the National
League pennant race. He was con-
fident they would rise far from the
cellar position so familiar to them
at the end of the season
We're going to make them all
hustle he said I'VE have in view
berth at the top of the second
division, but it would not surprise
me to see the club so even higher
with any sort of breaks"
Tomorrow the Phillies open a
preseason series here with the Phil
adelphia Athletics. The Mackmen
were in Richmond, Va. today for
an exhibition game with the Rich
mond team. The Athletics Ions
string of victories was ended yes
terday by the Boston Nationals will,
q AZ defeat in Savannah. Ga II
was the first defeat of the AS In
10 games. -
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FRENCH AND HAGEN
SHARE LINKS LEAD

PINEHURST. y. c.. April AT
the beginning today of the final 36
holes of the twenty-seventh annual
United North and South open cham.
nionship Walter Hagen and Emmett
French shared the lead. their scores
for the two opening rounds yesterday
being 14i.
Both professionals played steadily
in each round. Hagen's scores being
60 and 70 and French's IL and 20.
against par of 72 for the No. .
championship course.
Bobby Cruickshank. the outstand-
ing golfer of the Winter season and
the defending champion. is close up
with 143. as in the afternoon offset.
ting a brilliant IS in the morning.
Peter O'Hara, former New Jersey pro,
who now represents Breton Woods.
is in fourth with LA, and Leo Diegel
and Harold Logan, the latter Ra-
leigh. n. c., professional. are tied for
fiffh AZ 1AE
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Clover Midgets will open their sea,
son against the Rosemont Midgets Sat.
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock
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HOWARD u. NINE Is DUE
T0OPEN SEASON TODAY

Coach Burr's Howard University
base ball team was To open it's sea.
son this afternoon at Harpers Ferry.
w. Va, against Storer College. The
Bisons will remain over To play thu
West Virginians again tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Storer defeated Howard i'm the first
of their two contests last season. 1t
was the only loss suffered during the
campaign by the Washingtonians.
Slaze was expected to pitch and
Jefferson catch for Howard this aft
ernoon. The Bisons have a veteran
team.
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BY JOHN b. KELLER.

"AMPA. Fla, April Late to-
morrow night the Nationals
will quit this city that has been
Il their training base for nearly
aud RIGHT glad
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TWO A. B. C. EVENTS :
LED BY CHICAGOAN

BY the Associated Press.
PEORIA. H.. April 1.-The accurate
shooting of Adolph Carlson of Chicago
has placed him in the all-events lead
with total of 1888 points. and into
the doubles lead with his partner. Art
Mckowen with score of 1914. Mt
the American Bowling Congress.
The leaders:
Five-man event--Koors. Dayton. Ohio.
@.0a1; 81. Francis Hotels, St Paul. 3.o35,
Two.man event-Carlson MeKowen, chit
cago. .3l4: Stewart-Luby. Chicago. ,2a5.
lndivlduals--B. Peterson. Chicago. Soi: T..
Erich. st. Louis. 69i.
All events-Adoiph Carlson Chicago
] 933: +. Green. Chicago gel
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MOTHER informal get-together
golf meeting with Tommy and
Sandy Armour acting as stars
\ in a one.act playlet, arranged
fn,. members of the CONGRESS.
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CARDINALS TO HOLD
BASE BALL MEETING

s5s "a :. h Es
!. ALEXANDRIA, April cardinal
Athletic Club will hold base ball
meeting tonight at s o'clock at the
home Of President Sylvester A. Breen,
1922 King street, Alexandria.
All players. members and officers
have been urged by President Breen to
attend.
Bill Hammond. manager OF the Pi.
rate Junior and Senior Base Ball
teams, is anxious to book games at AT
Queen street.
Harvey Lunceford, hurier OF the Co.
lumbia Engine Co., has assumed the
| duties of business manager and would
| like TO arrange games with senior and
commercial class teams. Phone num-
/ Der is Alexandria 1774.
John Edward Singleton, former
Dreadnaught semi-pro pitcher, is on
| the twirling staff Of the Hollywood
Base Ball Club of the Pacific Coast
| League.
Clover Midgets will open their sea,
son against the Rosemont Midgets Sat.
urday afternoon at o'clock.
Alexandria High Schools diamond
| combination VIII open its schedule
/ April s by playing the University OF
Maryland Freshmen at College Park.
Charlie Corbett's st. Mary's nine
will open its season on April 10. The
team will workout Sunday at 2 o'clock.
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MARQUARD GETS OFFER.

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. April /. LPl.-
RUDE Marquard greatest southpaw in
base ball Is years ago. has been of.
fered position as pitcher for the
Charlotte club of the South Atlantic
League. He has made no decision.
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SALE OR RENT HOUSES.

SALE Uh KENT HOISES.
e6 Y Nw.-s-R. & b. BRICK. ELEC.. HOT.
s., 1895 1 is.E--:corner. Or { b. modern
less than cost on terms to suit; trade or rent
isal BAY Sc! tnr 18th and CT E. &
Dorches. paved street. street etc. ' Submit yonr n
0fT 'fsms q Fc". SwFRsf floor for rent
or sell at bargain price 3-stOry converted
apt. with 3-story machine shop in rear;
Ii07 MARYLAND AVE. Ne Second.
attractive price. on terms. for this desirable
si4s. q NV. enc. Wis, ave.l-oue Nat
will sell at speculative price. This is an
ideal R1Rs ald IT NON eombined M
tPOtomact, Va.-Large lot 5-room and bath
nearly new modern bungalow low rental or
sell rSfas Gn fafH HGfs ifEm' MDKnown as the
Birch property; about SQUARES from termi-
bungalow: ideal place for small family for
gardening or chicken raising. lease by the
year at SIS per month: sell less than $3.50
sEABRoOK. MD-Known as the Collins
6GnGalow 6oxl49 haif quar- ,Gnare f59m sta
big concession to quick. desirable tenant or
"CoIoRED--74O Hobart N.w.-e r. ( h.
porch front brick: modern: ideal home at
| price and terms or rental L, We can m quote. 49,
IOCC COiuHIDit 81 NV. 'ilf- Oth q Q.tS'
| --7-r. & b. brick newly papered and paint
| ed throughout price and terms or rental viii
be an agreeable surprise.
636 G S.E.--S-r. & b. brick; will make
| necessary repairs: for family of adults with
| rental or price. and decorate.
327 14th Pi NE: .nr l4th Cl-selni. semi
| good repair garage; best value in this sec
ioRR REN1EwokTH e R9klnR or M6 About
! from elec cars: very large lot 4-rOom house.
| etc. to be newly papered and painted etc. /:
/ cheap at 81 $50. OIL low terms. or rent
SIS so monthly
/The above are a partial list of MANY lie.
| sfrable houses and fats for sale az reduced
prices on easy payment plan trade or rent.
| Inspect and submit your offer.
y. Z. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4597. 1923 + ST.
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THCs. j. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1926 Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALUABLE
BRICK APARTMENTS. BEING PREM
ISES NOS. 1113-l139 NINTH STREET
NORTHWEST AND T16 G. STREET
NORTHWEST
NORTHEAST,

NORTHEAST.
Mas By i Tt o 81 bns sfsan dssa OF ss Ss df I
records of the District OF Columbia. and at
the request of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell at puohc
FRIDAY. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY.
A.D. 1857. AT TWO O'CLOCK PM, the
following. described land and premises. sit
uate in the District of Columbia. and desig-
Parcel no. I: Lot 81 in c. Helen Met
ealfs subdivision in square 40l. per plat
recorded in the Office of the surveyor for
ths The, District a OF Columbia. in Liber 3d. at
Parcel No. 2: Parts of original lots s
and in square 40l: beginning ON Ninth
Street at a point distant % feet Z u inches
square 401 and running thence south along
said Ninth Street 20 feet 4 n inches, thencr
east SO feet 8 inches. thence north 20 feet
Ninth Street and pses o 20 10
Parcel No. o.: Lot 81 in Lyman F. Ellis
SUBDIVISION 81 lots In square 800, as per
plat recorded in the Office of the surveyor
for . the m District Of Columbia, in Liber 30.
Terms of sale: Parcel No. I sold subject
to q prior building association trust Tor
about Sii .o9 ,o0 ea and second deed Of trns, d
subject to prior deed Of trust e for ss' @
10000: and Parcel No. 5 sold subject TO
prior building association trust for about
y5.974 90: further particulars Of which vii
purchase price above said trusts TO be paid
in cash. A deposit Of $500.00 required.
Conveyancing. recording. ETC.. at purchasers
cost. Terms 70 be complied with within
'hif's aasa RasYFTsss RaYMoSn nePo'i prcEEy 19EIsea
nyi113.16.1S1a Trustees.
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~ ENoH PANeTTSLLA
HAS ioST NO TINE
~ LAUNCHING HIS
NeI eATeRpR,SE
Ms G.N,S's Apple SAUce.'
TONS OF pOcL,cT1
Have DeeN PR,NTeD ahlD
Arc AeoJT TO FLOOD
TIE couhTey' The
SeAoR THINKS THEN
RATHER GooD, BJT
AlOYS,US P. NsGiA,S
DROPPING IN TO see the
SeNoG SUGGESTS a
FGL CHANGES -
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mv11,1s.I3I4171s1a.20. 20. 81 ..3
THos. ]. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
1925 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY FRAME DWELLING. BEING
PREMISES NO. 745 ASPEN STREET
By virtue of q certain deed of trust dated
August s. 1925. being instrument No. 33;
recorded August 10. 1926. among the land
records of the District of Columbia: ann a
the request of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell at PUBLIC auc-
ton. in front of the premises: on FRIDAY,
THE TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY. AID.
1927. AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the follow
ing-described land and premises. situate in
the District of Columbia. and designated as
and heing lot 43 in Charles G. Riddels sub
division of lots g and in SQUARE 317O. ~
per plat recorded in the Office of the surveyor
for the District of Columbia III Liber 20. at
folio 49, subject to building restriction and
covenants of record.
Terms: Sold subject TO prior deed OF
trust for $500. further particulars of
which will be announced at time of sale:
the purchase price above said trust TO be
paid in cash. deposit of $500 required.
COnveyancing recording. etc. at purchaser's
cost, Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold at
the discretion OF the trustees.
THEODORE MICHAEL.
8. p. BELL.
my1 -d&ds exSu Trustees
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COLORED SPECIALS.

II rooms. . baths 3 stories: hot-water
heat. electric light. Converted INTO ,
apartments. running water third floor.
Located near New Jersey and New York
avenues NV. adjacent to schools. ears and
downtown.
An ideal investment: use one floor for a
home. rent two apartments.
The price has been considerably reduced
for a quick sale.
A small cash payment and reasonable
monthly terms will be accepted.
A REAL BARGAIN,
Price. $3.50 Cash.
10 rooms on two floors. . baths located
near 10th street and Corcoran NV. An
ideal downtown location. Now used as two
separate apartments.
Owner has purchased a new home and
will sacrifice at the above price. Must he
sold this week. rare opportunity for
the speculator or investor.
For further particulars apply
WARDMAN.
1431 X st. NV. Main 1880.
Evening Phone Service 6 TO . PM.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
14I2 Eye Street NV Franklin o503
CORNER DETACHED HOME-English Coonial-S16950.
% ocss usabsn h asusd o' @ % 1
perennial
@ G and large ss e1 or % S0s @ s d fee se contains ] @ s
to
COLUMBIA HEIG1TS-Modern Coonial-SlO500
c R: % s & road s s1 & % nsoH @ IS ssn Ss % as e9Rp
n efns @ is ir .r h % 0nr e m
CHEVY CHASE-Indvdua Home-S22,50O
one Ts il. brick saa hal, s % style seasd sas . sn
There
% apr apDosmn "a
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS, MD.-Reduced to $l0,50O
i
The house has eh 'S hath
substantial reduction will
ENGLISH VILLAGE HOME-$675O
Evening phone service until PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
WASHINGTON
l4l2 Eye Street NV. Franklin 95o3.
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NEW DUTCH COLONIAL
$11,50O.
Chevy Chase, Md.

This attractive home of the
popular Dutch colonial design Is
Just being completed. It contains
open fireplace. bright dining room
and modern kitchen with outside
pantry. There Is a large covered
side porch. On the second floor
there are three we'll proportfonei
bedrooms with plenty of closet
space and modern bath.
This lovely home Is on a lot
fronting IS feet on an excellent
street In Chevy Chase. Md. where
property values are rapidly en-
HANGING. The lot 10 beauttfled by
MANY shade trees and shrubbery.
There ID q garage to match the
home. Convenient terms may be
arranged.
phone Adams a79e after Pm.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
$3.50
Georgetown Bargai

Georgetown Bargain.
Circumstances necessitate sacrifice of this
desirable residence of o large rooms: bath,
north OF Que The property. of brick con
! struction. is in good condition and is ready
u '''o WIN. :. PHILLIPS & CO. INC.
Phone Service Until u p. M.
143o X REALTORS. NJ. 1900.
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FOR SAl.E-lIOUSES.
COT,ORFT)

81 r. st. n.w.--0 r. and b.: large rooms.
good yard to alley: will nut in perfect con
dit;on: easy terms.
HARRY W. KELLAMs.
zoos Vermont Ave. Main S:I3. Ia
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" L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
148 Eye Street NV Phones Nam o9O3-4-o
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-$12.5OO
NEAR CONN. AVE. BRIDGE -
low ape
bright oms TILED 6asn ,ere pcnes n"s' neat anu s
MT PLEASANT, CORNER-$l6OO0.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
s S n hii as sos se two m Fen s s @ %
frontage The property pceo
CLEVELAND PARK.
OVERLOOKING CATHEDRAL.
Tass
o Al s'aPanf naaa M ssSf @ e s sas ns~s hoe %
wall
h sn ssn ,sss sysrf m @ a 'iSm Srop % @
conservative purchaser
CHEVY CHASE-$21, 500.
NEAR CONN. AVE. .
Ensihtype Club lot
f.
Sa ssss. soms .ss, al eu s
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
141S Eye Street NV. Phones Main ooo5-4-o
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs.
1425 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE BEING A HOUSE AND LOT
NUMBERED 724 SIXTEENTH STREET
NORTHEAST

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING A HOUSE AND LOT
NUMBERED 724 SIXTEENTH STREET
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust. re.
corded in Liber No. 5657. folio 2. of the land
records of the District of Columbia. and at
the request of the parties secured thereby.
the undersigned will sell at public auction
in front of the premises ON MONDAY. THE
TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF NAY. 1927. AT
FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm. the follow
ing g-described land and premises. situate IN
the District of Columbia and being lot num-
bered one hundred and thirty-two t132i In
block numbered twenty-nine l29f. Long
Meadows, as described in said deed OF trust.
upon the following terms:
Terms of sale: Said property is subject to
ness of S1.750. and said proDerty will be
sold subject to said deed of trust indebted
ness. OF the purchase price over and above
said deed of trust One-third is to be paid In
cash and the balance i'll two equal Install
ments PAYABLE In one and two years. with
interest at the rate of six and one-half 10 "a
per centum per anntlm. payable senl.annu-
ally secured by second deed of trust upon
the property sold. or all cash. at the oDtion
of the purchaser. Interest and taxes to be
paid or adjusted to date of sale; A deposit
All convey ancing. recording. ETC.. at cost OF
purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from date OF sale.
otherwise deposit will be forfeited and the
property resold. at the risk and cost OF the
defauIting purchaser. after five days adyer-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. D. G.
B. FRANCIS SAUL.
WILLIAM p. BENSON