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New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
NARATH0NERS NNW
 CROSSING DESERT
Athletes Face Gruellins Test
 Over Course Today

Moj,,.y Wellsi Calir.. March e q }Pp-Thirly- -rhrc. miles ot dry. hot and spar.ely sett!o,! deserr country today Were ahead of the uthl.te, cn route from Los Angeles to N,W York for Sta.Vut nI priH,S x offered bl C.. .. Pyle. Many athletes cno~,. uo1 to start today, th. desert having, sapp.d their endurance qualities, The next stop is Baglad.
 Thursday tue runners cam" harc from BarstoN, q listunc, of $l miles.
 The walkers who believe they will be able to reach New York with their heel and toe art as quickly as the trotters gained on the runners Thursday
 The h"ar of the desert would not allow full speed. and the marathon CTS had to slow down to shuffle that was but lirtla faster than a walk.
 Arthur Newton, a pioneer mara thon"r of south Africa led tn, ..Id Thursday H. traNclod the distance in 44S.
 Newton also assumed the lead in tn" rac" in elapsed time, on which basis th" prlz. monry will be ,iNId- ed. He has taken 24:2S:S0 to cover the l53.7 mil Is from Los Angeles 10 this watering tank.
 Original plans called for a longer run yesterday. The racers Were scheduled to run to Ludlow, but be ca'lsr of the strain Of desert run ming, Pyle changed the distance.
 Earle pllks, Pennsylvania. finish ''f the lap in second place in 5:13:5o while plli Nttlinen, Finland. Was third in 5:16:55.
 Tho athletes must plug trro1,rh tms desert country with only rh, caravan and an occasional hut to change the landscape from sage brush and sand
 plli Nattinon has assumed second place in the elapsed tinle standings lis time is 24:3o.37,
 The elapsed time of other favor itcs are:
 Andrew Payne, Oklahoma. 9s:42:- h.
 F.ddi" Gardner. S,attIc. 26.5o:o7.
 Arno Souminen. Finland. 27:01:2u.
 Dwight Ilont~tator. Michigan. 97:- 1920.
 Earle Dilks, PennsyNania. 27:5&:- 50.
 John Eronick. Canada, 2S:06:0s.
 Philip Granville, Canada. 3o:12:- 05.
 William Busch Boston. 3n:9S.o5.
 Harry Shearo, Ontario. 30:5s:4G.
 Eugene Ger;nain, Canada. 3&:4>:- 35.
 Lewis Prrr'ila. New York. 54:15:- 15.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
pELTZER WILL RETURN
 FOR ANOTHER CAMPAIGN
German Track star Plans 10 Come Back to nitcd states some
 Time Next Fall.

New York, March 9 tP-Dr. Otto Pelt2or on the rve Of his departure for home. announced he would re- turn for anofu"r campaign in the Unitcd States io tho fall,
 Al q farewell glvon by the Knights at Columbus Peltzvr made known intentions of becoming a temporary resident Of thl> county after the Olympic games.
 Ieltzer was generous in lis praise and expressions of admiration for American athletes and said h. ex- pcctei great competition from the United States entrants in the Am stcrdam contests.
 Pelt2er looks forward to meeting Lloyd Hahn and Ray Congtr again and will participate in tho outdoor meets as well as tho indoor events Ky remaining rntil July 1929. Pclt- Z,r will be able to compete in tn" national track championships
 In a short speech. peltzsr said:
 "When l came to America l had no idea Of trying to show that l vas a greater runner than any you have here. fhis impression was lalned by many people through mis- leading statements in the press. Even before ! came 1 realized it was impossible 10 show my best on the strange indoor board tracks. How ever. met many fin" runners here md l hope to return my friendship with them at the Olympics,'
 Dr. Pcltzrr was 2S years old yes to-day. H. Will sail at midnight tonight on the North German Lloyd liner Columbus
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

promotions aui his teachers want h1m to e1'er H.rl >cuopl n@>t Iall But his tatHu i.oats !. Syrnonds, will no' perut- ,ua lad to Le ad- yancel to Hi-l school r,cause he would be placed among much old r children.
 Bernard also l- ,uite an athlete. His one ambition iS 70 become a rro- l'>sional sWlmm.r vhea he grows up" but if h" can, Ao tha. h. wants to be a sei,ufi>r
 After lhr.r s,urs o' training he has hr.n ablc 10 lnastrr compositions py Mozart. E1camanluon and Bach ou tho piano.
 ii, k an ouuuoroUs reader. mix ing adventure stories with works of Julr. Ncrn" and If. q, Wells,
 But right ."W Bernard Is mostly interested in reaching the asa of l2 in order that L, may be graduated from cubdon and become T real boy scout.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

world, Mas made last night by T. r. oConnor, dean Of the house of commots. at banquet ot the league for industrial tights.
 'l take issue with many English Statrsmen Nho believe the Unit d States should take keener interest in European affairs MT. O'Connor said, T can St. where the tifairs Of the Balkan states and petty argu- m"nts based on ancient preiudices fail To interest 8 people, 4.VO0 miles away and engaged in tanning the prairi.S.
 However, the safety of tn. world depends upon the cooperation be- tween the two greatest nations fin
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
DAVEY BANKS IS STILL
 LEADING POINT SCORER
Celtic EorWaN1's Margin is Cut Down
 Considerably by Squirt of BOrncnan,

New York. March 9 tP,-DaNo Banks. forward of the New York Celtics, still held his lead in tn. race for individual scoring honors in the American Professional basketball league last week, although a sudden rush toward the top by Benny Borgeman for Fort Wayne threaten- ed it seriously.
 According 10 the official figures announced today Banks has scored 3S6 points in 46 games up 10 and including March 6. The New York star took part in only one game last week. scoring 2 points.
 Roreeman who was in firth place in the Feb. oS standing, played in six games and ran up a total Of 59 points to displace Harry Topel of Rochester from the second position The Fort Wayne sharpshooter's to- tai is now 373 points. Topel, with 363 points, held his lead over Nat Hickey Of Cleveland. who has scored t356 counters. Tom Barlow. of Phila- delpkia occupies the fifth position with 337 points.
 Banks still leads in field goals scoring with 15S double counters. ten more than his nearest rival Topel. Borgeman increased his lead in foul shooting. scoring 1S5 free throws, almost twice the total of the second man.
 Philadelphia broke the tie with New York for team scoring honors that existed at the end of last week. The warriors have sunk 624 field goals and 300 fouls for l54S points The Ccltics. in second place. hay" scored 1,51s points.
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

the world and l ask the Irish not 10 foster the old hatreds which might block cooperation between these two great countries.
 We can not rely with safety on Germany, France or Russia to pre- serve peace and the only hope for peace in Europe and the world is III close co-ope~ation between Eng land and America"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Boy of II Is Judged
 19 by His Mentality

Pittsburgh. Pa. March 9 G-PD- Hnrnard k. Symonds, chronologicaily speaking. is II years old, but r,rnta'- ly he is 70 On thc basis of tests EiNon al the riu~hurlh public school where Ee Is a studrr'.
 Since he startCA 10 school sjN years ago he has hod rhr," douhlc
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

laflNe enthusiasm on tho New York stock exchange today and sent prlces soaring to new levels Early gains ln the popular issues range.' from Sl 10 S3 share, with a mum her of individual transactions rang Ing from 5000 to 10000, shares, General Motors crossed s15s T share, creating record for th., sixth consecutive session.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
So, CHURCH AGAIN
 DEFEATS BETHANY
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Personal touls-N -chnloW ski. Lip man 1, Zalesli. Baylock l-10; B. Wosilus ?, D. Wosilus 3. Ritter. An Lderson 2--S. Technical fouls-Bay- lock l. Free tries-Joseph ., B. Wo- silus. D. Woslus :, Ratings i. Stan Icy -15: Liplnan i, IalrskI B. Referees. Parker, Bell. Timer. Zeyin.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
ID PLAY
 C0LORED CHAMPS
Bristol Basketball Season to
 Close Tomorrow Night
tSparlal to the fI,aliJ

BrSio ol, March - The Brlsto ol New Departures will ring down the curtain on their basketball Srason al home Saturday night with q banner attraction in 1he return engagement ot the Renaissance Five. world < colored champions, r'coanizod as one .oi the leading court aggro@ttions in the country.
 The previous contest between the clubs several weeks ago which ond- ed Tn & 10 3o victory may br list ed among the court classics of the year and Manager Carroll is conii dent that his charges will balance the scales in the coming tilt,
 Coming to Bristol with an impress si>c record, showing an average of over eight victories in practically every ten games played. th" Scn~- gamhian hoops'crs arp unuuestion- ably one of the greatest teams to ever appear in this city and q ca paCity crowd is anticipated.
 The color"d team has registered triumphS over such leading organiz-
 
 delphia Washington, and Rochester of the American Basketball league. sls, well as many other leading pro and scmi-pro teams throughout the country.
 Manager Robert Douglas of the Renaissance has informed the local management that the Renaissance will appear with the regular line up of Kicks and Tial. forwards, Slo- cum and Sanders. center, and Jon- Illns and Mayors as guards, with Eyre Saitch in reserve
 Against this formidable array of court luminaries Bristol will counter with Malcolm and tcldman i'll the front court Machinek at center and Manning. Waterman and Johnson, guards, with Leonard and Letarski in reserve.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
I. p. 0'C)NN0R PLEADS
 FOR FULL co OPERATION,
~w@king in New York He Urges iri~hman to Forget Hatred Of England.

New York March 2 GP-An ap- U'al to lrish-Americun 10 forget the oli hatrcds between England and Ireland and to work fer full CO., operation between this country and
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

Manager Jack Mcclure passed in the Emerald lipcup' yesterday with the warming that his team had the title all scwed up and that there was no need of playing off for it. Cp 10 date the Boys club has not cancelled the tournament.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Loan Reduction Causes
 Speculative Enthusiasm

New York, March g Pl-The re- duction in federal reserve brokers loans famed the flames Of specu-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
PROFIT ON WASTE

Madison, Wis, March 2 More than loo tons Of waste paper were removed in 1927 from capitol of fees, and the state netted s975 from the sale of it.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

Nat Holman, the center ot tn" scrap between Referee Dick Dillon and the Celtic team. is q basketball coach at the C. t. x. T., and an author of the book Scientific Bds- ketball." He is rated US the best player in the country and is always high scorer.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

Manager John Whitty Of the Gel ties before leaving town yesterday morning. paid a high compliment 10 the New Britain team. H. stated that after the hectic night before. when the heat of the argument which arose in the game died down. he could not but say that New Brit ain had q great team.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

Herald Classified Ads cover New britain like a heavy snow storm.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

II you are on your toes. you'll Use Herald Classified Ads.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

Holman, also cooled off after q hectic night betoro, remarked that Il was d shame that five players such as New Britain has. could not get more practice and more games dur ing the week. That team. said Holman, would be as good as any team in any leagu" anywhere fl Il could work out together for q. time every day. The players are full or light and they all know basketball"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

The name "Celtics," seems to Joe greatly in favor among the ioams'ln th. city tournament Three teams-- one each in the intermediate, junior and midget divisions--are so called. and another midget team is branded as the Celtic Juniors. Still another team changed it's title from Celt1cs because of q previous team Of the same name in its class. At the other md of the name scale are such cog nomens as Pythons, Apaches, and Hula Hulas.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

On the other hand. the teltics We're awarded 15 tries and they made 11 of them good, missing only five pegs from the pllmentary stripe.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

Holman went on to say that among the teams in the American Professional Basketball league, hard lv any ot the guards can stop the midget forward. Why this boy the other night had Davcy nearly crazy, said Holman, "berause he played him like q leech If he had been little more careful on his shots, Sheehan would have scorod a pile
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

Tn. C+ltlcs won "Wednesday nights s game by the score of 3o to II. a margin Of six points. New Britain lost out by missing on it's foul shots. Out Of q total of 20 chances, the team made only six tries good
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

Holman stated that. as lu had an excellent chance 10 view th" work Of the team from tile sidrlinrs, he was vitally interested in trying to pick out the best man on the New Brit ain team. Asked what his decision was. without hesitation he replied. '"rha little black haired fellow who was guarding Davey Banks. l think his name is Johnny Sho"han.'
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

Such is the opinion Of an expert on the game. Holman, however, made it plain that he wasn't placing Sheehan very far ahead of any other player on the team. He character ized ZakZeWski as that wild center and the "kind of players I would like to have on my team.' ie said tn- bensteln vas, one of the best workers on the floor and Sloman was q flash. Leary's work as q guard came III tor high praise.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

Once again the old .busstoo that has haunted the New Britain bas- ketball team in some Of its import ant games this year, was. present Wednesday night when the locals oattled the New York Cellics. worlds champions. It is the inability of the team members 10 score the ma jor- ity Of their foul shots.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

In the rein a.rks of these men Is rood suggestion for Manager Clar- cnce Lanpher for next season. II IS that the players ON the New Britain team should be gotten together sev- cral times a week for either games or practice sessions. If this plan was followed out, New Britain would certainly have as good team as any place could boast of.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

Manager Whitty stated that the Celtics are off on a trip beginning today but that they would be avail able for a date in this city around April 1. From the talk about the game the other night. the fans of ihls city would welcome the team iere again.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
1H0S. J OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERS
iA@S Eve 81 NV
TRUSTEES SALE or vALuARLF RFAl
ESTATE IMPROVED BY THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN As
sTp EfssT Nor rs,pSIsNsss1sb 81 AaSo Nv Eisr u

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
sSSnpSSTE sSnST 7 p,IN IIMNPSnxEp Issl,.I , BY THREE.
PREMISES NraRERFDS 1850 NiSNTi: TwEI.E-TH
STREET NORTHWEST
SoSsr srs q a certain ns dssa s1 srs' da.sd
recorded November ~ in.7 among the land
records OF the Dtstric, OF Colnmhis, and al
undersigned trustees win sell at public sne-
unn. m front Of the premises, on THURS.
NAY. Al. 1ass At FoUR oGr.oCk 9 p NJ. n
the following described land and premises
iEnated ss and heins nartS ~ Original lois
N SQUARE numbered TWO hundr d and eighty
beginning for the same al the southeast cor,
ner uf said tot Nunal cred fourteen t14i aAd
18th street ia.so feet % 10 ,ae he center cent " g, "a a
ihinch wall between premises Nos 1890 and
center az said VAN s an n we ,r,ts sr"nsn me
ton thereof % feet; thence south 1870 feet
60 she south lin: of said lot numbered thir-
fourteen ,Si4l east IS 'e tee, !" sa,d I'd issS siS
with the improvements Consisting ol 4 three.
story hriek dwelling, kNowa a. premises nuna,
'eEa sS os 'sse ale sfss TSe sS Serty il .
subject to nrst DEED Of trust fef -. 500 90.
announced al the time of sale. ope-half of
the purehase money over and above said
'rslst IL 10 he paid in cash, balance payahle
annum nayabla senli.annually from tav ~
sale seettFeti hS dertl oi trust upan tho nren,
erlv sold OF all cash az the option of the
nnrchaser A deposit Of x20NNo Will lse
required al time of sale All eaaVeyaneinx,
recoriins eir.. at cass OF purchaser, TERMS
az sale to he rnmnlied with within thirty
DAYS trnna day Of sale, otherwise the trus,
tees reserye the right To resell The property
al the risk and cost OF defaulttng uurchaset
after Ave days' advertisement of such resale
IN snHie aewspapeF published In WaShlngton,
nmyenlnms ~ Are "a he admste,i Nv esicuiation
HARRY y RARGEE
JAMES r. CROUCH,
mvie ela11,la 800 Trustees
TROS !. OWEN d SON, AtCrloNEERs
Evening star., 1928-05-19
WILLIAM a Hull.
ARTHUR BROWNE.
ADAM A wEScHI.Es son, AuetiOneeFa.
TRUSTEES SALE or Two-SToRY AND
SEVEN RonNS, :s,.. AND BATH KNOWN

TRUSTEES SALE or Two~SToRY AND
CELLAR RESIDENCE. CONTAENiSG
SEVEN HOOMS AND BATH KNOWN
As So STREET NORTHWEST.
Ry virtue og a certain deed of trust dtisy
rscorled in Tiher sSSS 81 fcho $40 of the
aud N the request of the parties seSoYSd
therehy, the undersigned trustees VIII seE
at nuhle a,tstlon, ~ tront % ths pyeRltssss
nn TUESDAY TAE TWENTY~SECnND
DAY Or NAY laNS AT EOUR. .TNIKTN
O'CLOCK Pm. the fottNwlAx -descTslret lard
Nnd premises. Part OF lot ulne in hio'S ses,.
"hlnot,iekSlaie" SUBDIVISION ot p9rtS et tsSeis
nect as per Mat re<xaried 10 liber : fehe
40 Of tue rcsOgSie nj the afSee 81 the sur
NeNnf OF the District cf tsatamh9a. satd part
0t lnt hesnx the west lH teet lRHAcS frsAat
on stfret hN the same wEssth te tae tph
stnnth teereet OF said lot 80 feet to = eslele
Terms 81 sale; Property sold subject ~ a
tculaFS OF whieh will he annNnngeNa az the
time OF sale puFsAaSe nrtce aocSe saA trust
10 ne naad Ss follows 81 .tsNA cash 2a1 The
haeSaer nayahla 80 moathly tastalirteatS OF
SaV. lfeiudtnz interest, TO ne secured ~
secend deed OF trust unoa thu property SOD.
W ~ ctSA ~ the ootsNe Of the rylrcAassg,
4 tisgns's 81 SEQ will he required al tha
aad hotSEtat fees st the coss of the pur,
chaser ferHS 0t sale 20 hS Complied With
wttAn thirtN G8ys frayn the day OF sale
otherwise delsosst will Ne forfeited ApI rrops
eety sold at risk and cost Of aefanitsRx n0r~
chaser after nve days' SgiSertiSenAent " sNrh
wss sa sYneD 1ewseAp~r paestahed 10
FRsnEEIcK q. uNHAu.
mvit ,d&as,eNSW Trustees
Evening star., 1928-05-19
THOs j. OWEN & SON ATVTTONEERs-
I425 EYE ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
KNOW As PREMISES 23IO SEVEN

KNOWN As PREMISES 'S3IO SEVEN
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust, dated
October 3, 1927 being instrument M. SO,
recorded October 10. 1921 among the land
records Of the District of Columbia. and at
the request of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees viii sell at public aue-
ton, IN front of the premises oD TUESDAY
THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF MAY. A D.
1923. AT FIVE O'CLOCK 2 NJ. the follow
ing g-described land and premises. situate IN
tbs District of Columbia. and designated a.
and being lot ~ in Massie and Rees. tr1is-
tees subdivision of lots in block B. '-Merid-
ian Hill" a. Der DIat recorded IN the Office
of the surveyor for the District of Columbia
in Lber County 10. at folio no. except part
dedicated for alley purposes. as per plat re-
corded In said surveyors Office in Il 1er
County - az folio 10. said block 3 now
known for Durposes of assessment and taxa
ton az square 35ij1.
Terms Sold subject 90 prior deed Of
trust for 81 900 further particulars Of
which will be announced al time of sale
the purchase price above said trust - he
paid in cash A deposit of 5000 required.
Conyeyanciug FPcoFtiIBg. etc. at the nDr-
chaser's cost Terms 20 be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be advert sol
and resOid at the discretion of the trustees
X THOMAS ROBINSON.
ROBERT r. p. KREITER.
mvl5 10 90 ~ sG Trustees
Evening star., 1928-05-19
Trustees Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate Consisting
Of Two-Story Brick Dwelling,
Being Premises S4t Jefferson
81. NV.

ny virtue az q certain deed OF lrusi, duly
Fecerdad In Ilher No. ahAd foiie sfS e seSi ),
az the land records Of the District Ut Celuna.
hia and al the request ut the party sesNeetl
theeeby the UNDERSIGNED ,rustee VIII veil y
Esn. ESs SasIGa Y HANsSSrS9srR sFsSsr e SSs R's nsy 6 81
NAV Al tasS AT R,fhlRfN
nTLOCK PM the fallnwtng,siesertlad land
and premises situate IN the enanlv ef Wash.
ingtnn nlstrlet ot cusuMhia and ttessgnateti
a. and helns lot numbered f9Fty tmN t4sl
IL the subdivision hS rheHaa Q, Williams.
latS la zaAara anmheFed tweNtV>Ats.e hundred
and Mtnety.nlne tNaaAl tarmerix hlANs nuais
hared atNkeen tial "Agtg atwood Park as
neF Mat recorded IN Ilhee 1A, al taitN Iva
IN the saryevers atilce OF the District ut
ISrms OF sale, Oas.thlpd es tia purchase
money % be naid ia cash halaaes IN i've
eanal tnstNllments paNahte Ia enA aad two
yeAra with lntefNat ~ SAX neF eAAtuNA neF
aglnutN nAyahla seMsls annually tgOn dax ef
sale secured hv deed af trust unan the pFaps
ssts Sold or al cash q sAs soa aSesiHS & ,As
auired al tNe pl s4ls Az .eaNvsvanetes
reeaf,iing ete, al cost 0f nurehaseE fNrtAs
OF Aale le he eQmntted With Within thtFtv
hays from, daV az sale otherwise the tFOateN
reserves ths rght ta resell the nFNheetV AZ
the riSk AVID yosl af ietauitiae enrchasee
q ssms newsUaaee RaesisAea Ia Washington
(ssalA ANggissN, sSMs,pglTy AND
TktfSF COMPANY
nv HOWARD MORAN
Nice President
HNatee,
"H sH,tllNemN
myislaisii'is, Il N, 'sSssaa.sa
Evening star., 1928-05-19
AUCTION SALES.
THOS J. OWEN son. ACCTIONEERs
1925 Eye street Northwest.

1925 Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS
IN CHEVY CHASE PARK. u. G.
BY virtIs Of a certain deed of trust, duiy
recorded in Liber No. 4242 at folio 205 OF
the land records of the District of Columbia.
and al the Ieuuest of the party secured there
by the undersigned trustees will sell at pub
lie auction at the Office of Thos j. Owen.
1925 Eye 81. NV. WashIngt0n. ID. g. on
MAY 1873 AT TWO O'CLOCK pm. the
following. DESERVED Iand and premises SIT
iate in the City Of Washington. ID. c.. iots
numbered thirty three l33i and thirty-f0ur
t34t and thirty-hve 1851 In SQUARE num-
Uered twenty-three hundred and forty
l2340I in the subdivision known az Chevy
Chase Park" as per plat recorded in the
Office of the surveyor for the District OF Co
lumbja in County Book 81. page "a.
Terms One-third cash. balance IN equal
installnents AT one and two years, with i1-
tefest at . Der cent per annum; paysoie -cs
annually from the date of sale and secured
by iced Of trust on the Droperty sold or az
cash at the purchasers option. A deDOsit Of
5000 will he required at time OF sale. All
conVeyant1nR and recording viii be At pur-
chasers "Ost. Terms 10 be complied with
within ten days. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell ~ the risk and cost
OF thP defaultIng purchaser.
WILTON ] LAMBERT
~ GEORGE Il. FRASER.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
Trustees Sale of Valuable Semi
Detached Residence, No. AIS
Harrison St. NV, Containing
Ten Rooms and Two Baths.

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia, passed In equity
Cause No 4545l, Buriine VS.. BnriiRe the
undersigned trustee will offer for sale by
nuhlic auction, in front uf the premises an
TUESDAY. THE TWENTY. NINTH DAY OF
NAY. 1a.S. At FIVE-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK
Pm. the following described land and prem
ises- situate in the District of Columbia to
wit. Lot iu sauare 1910
Terms OF sale: One-thrd of the purchase
money To be paid In cash. the balance in tive
equal instaIlments represented by the prO1ulis-
sorry notes of the purchaser payable in one
and two years. with Interest at six per cent
per annum from day of sale PAYABLE SEMI
annually secured by deed of trust upon the
proDerty sold. or ali cash at the optiOn of
the purchaser. A deposit of $500 required
of purchaser at time of sale, All convey
ancing. recording and notarial fees az cnst
ot purchaser Terms OF sale to be compiled
with within thirty days from day of sale
otherwise deDosit forfeited and the property
resold. at rissS and cost of defaulting nur-
chaser. after hve days advertisements OF srteh
resale IN sorpe neNspaper published in the
city nt Washington ~ C. sale subject 10
ratification hy the court.
FRANK VAN SAINT.
nlyI G-i&fis exSu TSr,,s,.n