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Evening star., 1928-05-07
AUCTION SALES.
.....- FUTURE DAYS,
TH0S. ]. OWEN q SON, AuCTIONFERs.
1495 Eve 81 NV

TRUSTEES SALE or THREE. STORY
RRNKl APARTMENT KNOWN AS
tsEsMMsEs rtsREEMMfsEs siao STREET NORTH.
BY virtue Of a certain ioed Of trust, dated
Apnl dih; 1Ha1; being Instrument No. ~,
recorded April Sth. 1897 among the laItd
records of the District of Columbia. and at
he request of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell AZ public
auction in front at the premises. on FRI
DAY THE ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY. AID.
lnsS AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM the f0llow-
tnnE'ieserlhed land and premises. situate IN
the District nf Columbia. and designated as
and heing hot IT in Saunders subdivision Of
lnts im aastare 81. as per Mat recorded IN
the office OF the surveyor for the District of
Columbia, in Liber 80 at folio .lD5,,
Cetn ms: sold subject To n prior decd OF
trust for &21 10000. further particulars of
which VIII he announced at time OF sale
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid ~ cash. A deposit OF S500.00 required,
IonveyanclneN recording. etc, AT the pnr.
Eslihin Es,ihin thirty days otherwise dep9sit for;
HM sold at the discretion nf the trustees.
r, THOMAS ROBINSON.
RoBr r r, KREfTER,
nav" tS,n.i1 Trustees
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THOs j OWEN 4 SON AuCTIONEEks
1923 Eve Street Nprthnest
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING, BEiNG PREMISES NO

llJU c1ATh SThEET NOHThNEST.
June ~ 1877 being instrument No iaA
recorded June 30, 1877, among the land RE
OrHiN ~ the District uf Columbia. and at the
request Of the party secured thereby. the
nDdcrsigaed trustees will sali al public atc-.
ton q front II the .nremises on FRIDAY.
TIE ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, AID 1925
AT..rHR tE THIRTY OCfsOi'k PM. ths tel.
i0wing.ieseFibed land and premises, situate
tB The District Of Columbia. and designated
as aud being part Of original lot ? in square
dtD, described as follows. Beginning ON Sixth
~ west 10 feet 10 inches south frDn the
northeast coTner of said lot thence south 0n
said street ih feet, ihenee west 10 feet Ia
al alley thenee north - feet. thence east
1lh feet 10 the beginning
Terms sold subject to a Dri6r deed of
trust for SS.D00.GO. further particulars OF
which VIII I've announced Bt time OF sale; the
purchase price above said trust 10 he paid
~ cash a deposit of $500 nn reaulred
f0nVaynnelnE recording etc, NJ tha puf.
chaseF's cost Terms ~ be complied with
wlthtn thirty days otherwise dapOsit for.
tetteu and the nrnuaFty may tM advertised
and rasdid II the discretion of the trustees.
JOSEPH II GFEIN
MEYER H0SENBERG
N.Y. "a R,ll Trustees
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JOSEPH 4. HERnFRT,
LOREN NJ HERRERT.
eds exSu TrnAteel
THos, j OWEN & SON AuCTIoNEERS
1873 EYE ST NV


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, BEING A TW0-STORY BRICK
jM hMn hli;lTH RHfH SHIWAlNls KSoWS As sHRfEf 's +
NORTHWEST
By virtue OF certain deed OF trust re-.
corded iu Liber No. 54N3 at folio 40. of
the land records Of the District OF Columbia,
thereby. the undersigned trustees VII sell
ON FRIDAY THE ELEVENTH DAY or
MAY. AD 1928 At FOUR O'CLOCK Pm
the following described lard and premises
situate In the District OF Columbia, and be.
square numbered stx hundred and twenty
t6@0l AZ described IN said deed OF trust
upnn The following terms s@
Terms Of sale: Said property to subject
edness of s. $50. and said properly will I've
sold subject 10 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 In two eauai Install
nients. payable IN one and two years. with
payable scmi-annualiy. secured by second
deed of trust upnn the property abiA ar all
cash, AZ the option of the purchaser Inter-
ct and taxes 70 30 paid q adjusted TO date
at the time Of sale. All conveyancing re-.
cording. etc, al the cost Of purchaser. Terms
OF sale tD be complied with within thirty
@ I'D, GAY DAYS from dgy OF sale otherwise DE-
~ risk and cost of defauiiinE purchaser,
after five t5l days advertisements ri such
resale ~ some newspaper published IN Wash
b FRANCIS SAUL snl
No a9a 18th 81. NV
WILLIAM r, BENSON,
No. 026 18th ST. NV.
mYt Dads exSu Trustees
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rios OWEN a SON. AIcTloNEERs
runsgEgs,, sA!i;E!;, or XA!psbIH rNNgkIE,, NNngiI,,
rhEMIegs Ila g0ilWfh hTREET

nv yirtiIa al a asgtaln dard 81 trust huig
yeGordsd III f.iher Nh. IA k1t fGlle 4a7 et saa,
~ lie land records OF the District 81 G0iuni.
bla and at the request 0f The party shenfed
thereby the undersigned trustees viii sell 81
pubile suetian Ia trout Of thF nrfnllsks 0tj
xhpslEoslsssAf lols II FoilR.TRlR49 31ofoack
FM the tDil0wina desefihed Land aud pfsDi'
:fs ,ss sas n sas 9 ies isd ad o sl"'9 . nd
heIls igt numbered thlftyHyq, lilpl ~. Jphll
In snii6Ts tlnmberA0 elaft ,huIldfed and tst
1siDf az ner nlHt recorded ~ the efiies Of
Ile .ugysyor far tl,.e pIstriet % Columbia In
Tsgnis III sale Onathlrd ql the DuFehaas
money tD he paid 10 agkh halaHeh w two
aaiiaj lnktailmenis pavAbis ~ dfe and two
wears with Interest IL seven ner GnHtiIm neF
apuuu, uayabls sAnltsan0ualls from dag 0f
sale secured by deed ~ trust upnH tha nfnn'
DGpshnser nepnait ~ yilh VIII he fs.
aliift1 III iiHs Dt sails. All ennteVAHrinn
FfdordinE etc al Gast ~ nlEchapef, TeFma
hf sale ta Ia apmniisd With within thlrls
dAvs from day Of sale ellgfwisn The lfIlalses
f1AeTga tbs flaht 20 resell the nFnneflV NJ
ibG l1ek RfA 0neI ~ datailllinF nnreilAarF
after five dHYa EdgerllsBnieitt ~ Flbh FesaIs
III snp1A lsa WhnAdnr nuhtiAheA in WAahtaatnn
% u. J4HE =. nov Ann
f'HAAfth = shat,yg.
.egf % 30 mik9t,sfD ~
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THOS j. OWEN & SON. AHCTTONEERS
it25 Eye Street Northwest
To EYE @Ft1NE WNat
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
DWELLING BEING PREMISES No
a51L SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTH

TRl,sTEEs SALE OF yALuABLE FRAME
DWELLING BEING PREMISES NO
a51l SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTH
EAST
nv virtue of certain deed OF trust duly
recorded IN Biher $40 inlio l70 et sea.
OF the land records OF the District OF Co
Iumbia and at the REQUEST OF the partS
secured thereby the undersigned truatees
will sell ~ puhlie auction. in front OF the
premises on WEDNESDAY. THE NIE14I
DAY or MAY. A,D. 1923, At F0Ua
and premises situate IN the District OF Cr
iumhia and desIKnaied AZ and being lot -
IN ths subdivision hy FIrman \. Horner OF
lots in block 80 IN Rateheider and Me-
Lachlen trustees Addition tn Brook land. ~
Der plat recorded IN tho Office of the sur,
eeyor for the District of Columbia la Book
90 NJ pare 1al. said bi0els bring assessed
~ SQUARE 4l4T Subject 10 covenants 0f
record
Terms sold subject to = nrlor hnlIdns
association trust for about S3hi0."6
further particulars az which will he ar
nouneed at siEna nf sale. the purchase urlee
annvP said trust 10 ba paid IB cash de.
nosit OF $4,000 required Couvsganeing
recording etc. at purchasers cost Terms
tn he complied with within thirty davs
otherwise depost forfeited and the property
msy he advertised and Fesoid al The d,scre'
JOHN n HOWARD
CHARLES : sHREVE.
an"7 es 10 mv@ 2 +ST.s9 Trustees
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ESTTL Pm
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
t1iE Ere 81 FraBSdin 9s03.
~ |s,19U
New Semi-Detached Brick.

Good ~ GistTgct aBgugb snd uttle ~
~ Chevy Ghast aBa c1saseniemt to the Wis
MYS ess Use,
Hers y q fifletlg FIoGsra home with 4
TosHs s3is4 bath and doubts rear porch
FsReF 1e%9pss4 and GfslBoes NftA hot aaef
heat SssgtTaeaty @Fa esk h8oys tefh asn ard
~ sp- also WtisDRch tnsisat heater for
service water. TIE &bVRe BT3ee feuseaeata a
SssteF9sl YsasetsoB fsyDBs former hearsa and
Ds5ssys t@4s year iHspeetion AtI egFs v3aos
s9s' fhat thla "a Wsl bsFEs4B sass terms
~ Nngehase
WM. ~. SAUNDERS co. Inc.
PEosE sgHvTCE 10 spH
1893 sT kw N4fB 1917,
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ADAM a. wEscHLER 4 SON. Auetioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE rwo.
STORY BRICK DWELLING 80, fi5si VI

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two.
STORY BRICK DWELLING SO, rl5ei "
iith STREET NV
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust.
dated Isnuary, g. 1923. and recorded Febru.
ary = 1923 Instrument No. 81 OF
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
trent trent Of the PREMISE on WEDNESDAY
F5uRlTAiaTfY O'clock = PM. shs toiiasih.. S ~
dserihed land and premises situate In the
utGtriet of Columbia. TO wit. Part OF lat
IL IN w, w, COrcotans subdivision OF lots
in square 5aI a. per blzt reeoeded IN LATER
". f.. az folio - beginning On the west
southwest corner ~ said lot II. being IN.
renter pf a dividing wall between prenlses
known a. h2I "a aud 52t / lth street n T..
theme north ai0ng SAID west lime of said
lot 1913 feet 10 the n0rthwest eort1er ~
eaid LOT being .ths center OF n Dyineh wall.
thrnee east 1896 fret Ia thu rear line ~
said lot tbeflce snnthehst along sAhl FcaF
line 1349 feet. thence south aiDug snid
rear line J .15 feet: thence west 10 the
pia.e of beginDiDg
he s0id subject To prior building assoc.
alton trust for So 00D At 80 pMyabln
monthly balance cash. A feDnslf uf
$4,000 required Of purchaser at time nf
FaIe. All eOnveyhncng. recording and no
farial fees ~ cost Of purchaser. Terms OF
from day of sale otheEwise the trnsteas
reserve the right 20 resell the property IL
the risk and cost of the defaulting pur.
6haserf after ave days' advertisement ~ such
resale III some nsMspaper published In the
JOSEPH A. ROTH,
ARTHUR cLAGErT
Hy6 .dAdg-exhu Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOo. j. OWEN q SON, AUCTIONEFkS
l425 Eve Street Northwest.


l4@5 Eye Street Northwest.
rhUsTEE's SALE on Two.sTORY BRICK
AND Franc DWELLING, KNOWN. AS
FAST
BY virtue Of decree OF the supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia passed Ia
Euuiiy cause No 4d732 viii sell At pubic
lpeslog nHH r vkah EsRi Sl ne pSspp,sss ep Mon
At EopR.THIRIY O'CLOCK p ~. the fOi:
lowirg-descftbed land and premises situate
in the Dis.rst t Of Columbia and being lot .
Terms Of sale: Sold subject To a prior
deed oa tFuFt for. 80 000.O 90 further nar.
ticuIaFs at time Of sale. the purchase price
above Raid trust 90 he paid in cash $500
deposit reoulfed upon acccptanca OF bid.
Al cOnyeGaucinE recording aud notary fees
AT purchasers cost. Terms az sale 10 le
comphec with within thirty daya from day
OF sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the
right To- resell the property az the risk and
cost OF defaultirg purchaser. after hVe days
advertisement 0f such resale IN some news.
paper published In Washington, u. e.
ARTHUR p DRBRY.
an9t-d1daexsu Tgustee.
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- MY Y ~ ~ --. Trustees
Trusteea' Sale Of Valuable Stone
Dwelling. 3 Rooms, 4 Baths,
Gas, Automatic Heat, Elee.
Refrigerator, No. 1901 Orchid
st. NV. With Double Ca.
rage, About "A Acre Ground.

hy virtue % = .eartaIa daad of trust 10,
tllh et tbs land records % the mssrla n
anlnmelai and ~ lha request 0f Tho marty
WI .ehsF ior snla by pnlllla auSilnn, IL (pnnI
nnFen B;SrYYg i5t NAY wffhR9AstsReftt fh9st sRef ttuKNE
O'CLOCK N tha, following alsssIihed .Yaad
and preniiAnai situate ln tha nlslFlet Df 10
lnn,sia 20 vii l,pt q n aulaln A9l1 IL ths
snb0lylsl,h - MpeA Greek Pafh nsiales'
ne nlstrlet q Columbia IA oauns Boob
Tsrms i II ssIs The ahevs ppopsry viii
ha Aol subject % nror nasiH 90 lfilai ~.
sssgsatiafi isisa.s aso % s,,g paIIsla,a =. sas o
aillfad ~ nurehsseP ~ Time af sale, Al
al onai af nurnhassr' Terlna III sais "a bs
Nganllad Nlth within thirty uaya iGnm dgy
81 salN. uthefWlse trustees paAArpe tbs rlaht
~ yhhalt ptanaFlS Az Iish and cast ~ tla'
tAulttnR ulIFaAAeef, attef I've Aays' advaFy
~ Washiasi0n, n
aopssfnf sEsEaHR
anah dklA,sAau Tenateea
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES SENATE OFFICE OF
the Secretary, Washington D. G., Apfil 80
this office unit TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.
NAY 80. I92S for furnishing stationery for
the Use uf the United States Senate for the
forms of proposals. showing the quantity
and onalgty oil each article and the form of
bond tn he signed BY the bidder and sure.
ties. will be furnished ON application 20 this
once. Proposals should be indorsed PRO.
posals for stationery for the United States
senate. and be directed 20 EDWIN y.
THAYER. Secretary of the United States
Senate. Washington. u, C., Proposals apd
spectmeBs must be delivered az this ofiihe,
EDWIN p. THAYER secretary, my5G7
free nf charge before tho hour named above
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0UT.OE.TOwN REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT-TARMHoUsE APARTMENTS
or houses in and near Shepherdstowu. w
Va, on Potomac River: S6 miles Try state
road For information cali Potomac 4t3S
aztec Sunday. -.
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
DIRECT FROM OWNER.

New six-room semi-detached brick house
that has~oalg been. occupied eight months
and - IN perfect condition. Equipped with
electrical Tetrlgeratiop. tile bath and shower
Sldh aAi bgiltIn nxtures. basement vita
siavafoiy and set tubs. attic. fireplace,
screened sleeping porch. screened breakfast
porch ard concrete front porch. House seta
on hight terrace and has garage 10 match.
yulfy screened and has many extras.
Owner being SWAY from home a greater part
~ his time desires to sell and reasonable
terms may be arranged Phone Cleveland
S309-a for further particulars z"
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Es6LEs MERE. ~.

MOVING. rACkiNG 4 STORAGE
13i4 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N,W-TW0
small rooms for si0fing furniture: 81 and
- monthly. Trunks, 81 cents.
,TuRAGE FOR FURNITURE AND PlaNOS
NESfnLER = 92u Ia ave NV PhNns
Main loSA AZ TN 1A3n
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Trustees' Sale Of SOS 18th St.
NV Valuable Two-Story
Brick Dwelling, Built-in Ga

rage.
:. BY. virtue Of certain deed Of trusl. dated
MBfeh' ~. 1897. being instrument No, ~
rse9rdsa March 1927 among ths land
the request Of tha party secured thereby
the nndsfsiEped tFVhtsss viii sSn At public
iSss. Al gftK 'pl1l49cH pN.. nihss 'io,fio1S. L =
" W. pFiilqi 4, ls@6sts s saa ssl5ssied !: !:
gpaatsfsa. ,twsnpsplps hundred aud forty.
sbspiro.Kstz Realty com1apy, Al per plat
siIr D6Is.res ef coIamLla. IL Elbesrs ss. Al
folio IS subiget "a the covenants ihat said
lard ataa UFemises shaIl not ba rented. leased
k0ig Transferred dsnised of cOpgeYad intB
81 In trust for sng negro or cOlbfed persOb
o. persons Of nsgro blood or extraction
tfgft, ~ ~ 10000. farihsr pstiicalars %
Nhich viii be announced ~ time Qf sale
tbs pafeh4sG prize abgYa aaid trust ~ bs
raid IN cash A seugat ~ $500 90 required
LOByaganeiBR. fee0rdtBR et9,. ~ DuFeha@Tf's 4
cost, Terms 70 be COMPLIED with Within
fifteen DAYS othsTWiEs deposit forfeited atd
the pF0pfris may 9e adgsrisAd and Tesoid
JAc0H b. sHAPInO.
sDeb "a. so o.rnyas'ft' Traslses.
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TH0S. j. OWEN & SON, AUCTI0NFERs
1873 Eve street NorthWret
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MT. ~ EASAAT,
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TIE dsFfi5StiYe BfsuaiaxeFe butt
<ss8 tsDe - ssgs Gf tbs fsAsE bslss
Hs hs&f 9netNg ~ tbi6 quiet resirjeG-
81 feNsasft8ef eefsftsSa aHG st - sue
f5fGx3Baae3y W. lf6 BflGerDtfafd rhs
hagra 10 Ia Easi ,oisAs condition ~
Het5ssos hsH isFgs iYguE ana asulHR
Fssgsae, psetFS ~etl easl3 sstea AisfhsB,
three lsfye IJggekifs hHe tiled bafh
f8feA might fssaso9Bs hardwood
NaG8s hsJ3 & @ieE best seFeeAs a8a.
3aga aGs nas&si Nestbsf "trip II -
essN - ths issfi aYHsiFa1sslsf homes ~
~ Bf&eSEt sfiJ gefth sSat laspet-
t8oN
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EDWARD G. BALTZ.
yERA0s g, OWEN.
ap90 d&ds exSu TFugteeR

kNfHE AtDyE SALE ~ POSTPONED uE~
TIL TUESDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY on
NAY. AID. 1898. SANE H0DR and place.
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THOs. j. OWEN 4 SON. AuCrIoNEFRs
lAgA Eve Street NorthMest
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THos. OWEN SON. AUCTIoNEERs
1928 Eye street NorthWekt.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
NO HOLIDAY REST
FOR BIG TEN F|VES
Long and Intensive Drills
Planned for Squads in
Vacation Period.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 25.-Long hours
of intensive drill are in prospect for
virtually all basket ball teams Of Big
Ten schools during Christmas vacation.
Two practice sessions daily for the
University of Chicago quf11t has been
prescribed by Coach Nels Norgen so the
team will be ready for its three remain
ing practice games before the opening
of the Big Ten season, January B.
At Northwestern, spirited fight Tor
positions has developed with three reg
ulars facing the loss of their jobs.
Capt. Hal Fleichmann and Rut
Walter, forward and center, and al
most certain to retain their posts, but
Haas, Marshall and Mundy, who start
ed the season as the other regulars, are
facing stiff competition.
Haas, forward, and Mllndy, guard.
were stricken with influenza. Berg
herm and Schultz won the commenda-
ton of Coach Arthur Lonberg. The
Wildcats open their season a week
from Saturday at Michigan.
The Maroons open their season jan
uary by engaging Purdue here. Four
days after the game with Purdue, fav-
orite to cop the Big Ten title, the
Midway tossers will tackle DR.. Mean
wells Wisconsin five.
Plenty of work for their men dur
ing the holiday period has been mapped
out by coaches of other Big Ten schools.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
CENTRAL SWIM M NJ ERS
MEET ALUMNI TEAM

Swimmers making up the regular
Central High team will face combina-
ton comprising alumni of the Colum-
bia Heights school tomorrow night in
the Central pool The meet, which will
start at Z o'clock, will be one of the
features in connection with the meet
ings of the Central Alumni Association
and the Alumni Club of that school.
Eastern High basketers will journey
to LeeSburg, Va, tomorrow night at
$50 O'Clock, to engage the LeeSburg
Independents.
Central and Tech quintS are to get
action Friday, the former against Hoff-
man Clothiers in night game at
Alexandria and the latter against the
Tech alumni in a morning match in
the Boys Club gymnasium.
In preparation for the battle with
the alumni, Coach Artie Boyd has
called practice for the Tech squad for
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Boys Club.
Making up the alumni team will be
players who have starred for Tech on
the court for the past several seasons
and who are home for the holidays
from college.
The group includes Bill Werber
Chalkley Councillor and Joe CroSon, all
now playing With Duke University;
Louis Berger and Pal Rooney, fresh
men at the University ri Maryland, and
Melvin Rooms, an ulPer classman al
the Old Line school.
In games Friday st. Johns will meet
1ts alumni in the Sc. Johns gym and
Eastern will travel 60 Reading, Pa, to
tackle the high school team there.
Central will entertain Gettysburg
Pa, High tossers in she Central gym on
Saturday.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

Tommy Armour won the Sacramento
open when he had fully decided not 10
play in the event. Tommy, 1t seems, nad
been engaged by wealthy Californian
to play golf with him for a week, for
which he was to receive quite a worth
while piece of change. But the Cali
fornian was suddenly called to New
York and had to cancel the engage,
ment with Armour. So Tommy moved
up to Sacramento. And he won the tour
ney with strokes to spare.
Just what Armour intends to do about
the post at Congressional may not be
known until March, for the understand
ing at Congressional is that the club Is
still in negotiation with the crack pro-
feSional, hose contract does not expire
until March 81. Tommy Is negotiating
with the Tam OShanter Club of De-
troit, but to date no agreement has
been reached.
Meanwhile the Congressional golf
committee Is in receipt of several ap-
plications for the post which Armour.
may vacate in the Spring. Some OF
them are from out of town professionals
and at least one from a well known
local pro. But nothing will be done
local pro. But nothing will be done
about the post until negotiations with
Armour are broken of, and 1t is def
nitely settled one way or another
whether Tommy will be back in WASH
ington next year. All the gossip and
rumors that fly around in the absence
of any definite information about Ar
mour may be put down as SO much hot
air. Meanwhile Congressional has Moth
ing official to say about the matter.
DIR. T. J. w. Brown, chairman Of the
Bannockburn green committee, will not
undertake the job Of rebuilding the
Evening star., 1928-12-25
BEAR AND TORNADO
PRIME FOR BATTLE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf, December 25.-
Christmas was just another training day.
for the Golden Bear of California and
the Golden Tornado of Georgia, which
teams will represent the West and East
her New Year day in the rose tourna-
ment grid classic.
Coach Bill Alexander sent his Georgia
Tech engineers through set of posing
exercises for the pleasure of the camera
men yesterday. and was prepared today
to lock the gates on occidental colleges
gridiron and begin real work.
The University of California team,
under the tutelage of Coach Clarence
M. (Nibs) Price, planned to maintain its
strenuous program of morning and
afternoon practices behind the bolted
gates of the tournament stadium.
When the players hung their foot ball
socks last night on the mantels of Pasa-
dena's two finest hostelries, their pleas
to Santa Claus were more for few
touchdownS on January / than a re-
quest for striped neckties today.
Georgia Techs aggregation of pigskin
jugglers unlimbered nicely after its
cross-country iaunt, and was ready foB
the process of acclimation. The fact.
that the climate here is not so different
from that of the home of the yellow
zephyr was counted as an item in favor
of their conditioning up to the point of
withstanding the balmy weather.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
NETWORKS OFFER
EXPANDED SERVICE
National Chains to Give
Nightly Treats to Entire
Country.
BY MARTIN CODEL.

The seasons greetings from the great
broadcasting chains come in the form
of expanded service. National networks,
hitherto joined only occasionally on ac-
count of the prohibitiye costs of the
coast-to-coast telephone links, will now
offer nightly treats to the radio audi
ence of the whole country
Talent from the studios of New York
and Chicago will be heard regularly in
every nook and Granny of the land The
network set-ups are flexible enough to
enable the audiences east of the Rockies
to receive programs originating in Pa
cific Coast studios also, feature of
Nationwide broadcaSting in which the
chain organizations seem to have been
strangely remiss ,.-.--
The Rocky Mountain and Pacific
Coast areas will gain most from the
new alignmentS of stations, for they
will get choice offerings from the East
every night. The South benefits by the
extension of one of the chains into
| that section.
The National Broadcasting Co. per-
manently linked its Nationwide net
work on Christmas Eve. It will serve
its stellar programs to the whole hook
up for one, two or three hours every
night. The Columbia BroadcaSting Sys-
tenn, scheduled to add % new stations
Christmas night, has deferred until
Tuesday, January 8, the Inauguration
of it's service to a 49-station chain.
The new National Broadcasting Co.
telephone circuits west of Denver and
Salt Lake City will enable the follow
ing stations to obtain its Eastern pro-
grams at will: KPO, San Francisco:
KGW, Portland; KOMO, Seattle, and
KHQ, Spokane.
The new Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
TENS extensions mean the Offering of
its New York and Chicago programs
regularly to the following stations:
WRVA, Richmond; WTAR, Norfolk;
WWNC, Asheville; WLAC, Nashville;
WOOD, Chattanooga; WBRC, Birming-
ham; WREC, Memphis; WCCO. Minne-
apolis; WISH, Milwaukee; WWL, New
Orleans; KFJF, Oklahoma City; KFH,
Wichita; WRLD, Dallas; KTSA, San
Antonio; KTHS, Hot Springs; ELZ,
Denver; KDYL, Salt Lake City; KYA,
San Francisco; KMTR, Los Angeles;
KTR, Seattle. KEX, Portland, and
| KGA, Spokane.
The National Broadcasting Co. has
announced that the new telephone cir
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musical tones will cost it about 1925, 600
year. Columbia's land line installa-
ton to the Pacific Coast, already in use
! On Sunday nights only, will probably
cost as much. while its new lines into
| the South represent big outlay. The
! Columbia Broadcasting Systems expan-
sion program contemplates an expendi-
| ture of $2,500,000, according to DR..
Leon Levy, vice president.
(Copyright, 1926, by North American
Newspaper Alliance)