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The Washington times., 1928-02-08
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BY Louis A. Dougher


Now that Babe Ruth Is fairly
launched upon his thirty-fifth year
- existence, going into preliminary
training before hiking to Florida to
disturb tnA aIIigators In right field
swamps with his terrific clouts off
the soft pitching offered him, it
might be well to consider what
this great man has done as d home
run hitter. Remember. too, that
he. has never been as dangerous
AGAINST the Washington club as he
has against the others.
Ruth has connected with 416 homo
runs in his major league career, not
including 10 he made in four world
series, and out Of that fine total
only 10 have been seen in the Capt.
tai. This explains why Washington
fans make such q hu1labaloo when
ever the Bambino lifts the onion
out over the garden wall. It isn't
exactly q habit Of his at the Griffith
Stadium.
The Washington times., 1928-02-08

Beginning the 1920 season with
the Yankees Ruth suddenly came to
the front as real clouting king,
making 81 circuit crashes. Just
one or that total was made here.
IN 1921 Ruth brought his record
up to 50. mark that stood until
last September. Three came at the
Griffith Stadium.
Last season the mighty Bambino
established d new record Of 60
homers, the tying counter and the
record-maker, as It happened. com
ing against the washington club.
However, the Griffs were then play
Inc in New York and Ruth's total
81 homers here was q. mere quartet.
During Rlth's days with the Red
S0x, when he was pitcher and
putfielder, he collected four home
rms here. Since then he has made
is in eight seasons,
The Washington times., 1928-02-08

Walter johnson, Of course, pre-
scented Ruth with more h0mers than
coming off any Washington htIrIer.
He faced him oftenest and was
found for ten circuit clouts. Oh
Tom Zachary yielded six. Mogridge,
Jim Shaw and Hollis Thurston pro-
vided three each. Olaf Erickson,
Allan Russell and Lizzie Lisenbee
each provided him with two.
Ray Francis, Al Schacht. Carlson,
Snyder, Acosta. Robertson. Jordan,
Harper, Marberry, Martina. Pal
nero. Crowder, Ruether, Coveleskie
and Hopkins have all felt the
weight Of Ruth's swinging war club
10 the extent of a single homer
apiece.
Nine times has Ruth connected
for honers with the bases loaded
and his first against Washington
was marked up September 20, 1927,
at New York. Paul Hopkins being
his victim. That homer was the
fifty-ninth for the year, tying the
record. It is doubtful II Hopkins
former Colgate college star, viii
eyer forget It. He was having his
first trial with the Griffmen and
wanted to make an impression
Well. he did, that terrific smash
not affecting his standing with
Manager Harris. Bucky knows
what Ruth can do and biames nc
pitcher for what may happen.
The Washington times., 1928-02-08

The washington pitchers,
while yielding M total Of as
bone runs TO the great slugger.
have the distinction Of holding
him to the smallest total made
Aff any staff III the league.
In 1892 not one Of his S5 hOn1ers
was made here and he failed
again IN 1925, though he had
rs for the season.
The Washington times., 1928-02-08

- SS5@- 49,. - s1,t4.fSsSa ts9,e@& - =
49,. s. ~ ,s..l.s
possible winner oh 1ne ngns heayy.
49,. .lf S.,,,, ~ s ~ ~, 49, ~.
80 ..,,,s 10 ~ -
s 49, sehtsng ~. e;orr ana
v,arfea III f,e money resss fSir fhaf
~ -. .....t,.s 3 $3.50,
M, $780, .srs@s,si.g ~
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1nAt t, s.s tsut 1sN 1sAoN -
= 81. "a 49, -. 49,: - a@s@~
. 80, ,st1, e,,i 1900.
- ~ ~ & 7set.
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!, plLsA 49, o - ...1 81. y.
! asLs 80 $3.50. X. 1es ~
An 1880 * s3 ~
80 Nv ~ $50. ~. t... 4.
Al rAktAD4 ttoN Viii t1,ssel4A a ~ $50
right hand Was nps - Net
good conlhtlon AZ ne -. ~
never naa any ae11s eu ~ 4
WoNle - ap.s ~ VII. ~ else 1oa.k. -.
round = rlah61 = Eishk ~ phlSkGMA ~
sannpsonss enln s.na OILY sns.a 1917
that my rlgilt hand vs. IN sWoEN.
condition than had tnolshts ana
That blow dla not help az 10y
worked On MIN from tlaat Time VIII 4
my LETT hand only ana sept nAm ~
distance
This continues Until sgont tns
eight round when Drought my m
Juren hand into action agaln ara
discovered thait 4 was out lor goou.
managed to pepper away Win my
left and had him da1ed * the enc
but was isappointed in not pelns
able to make Il cleaner cut Wan.
-
MAs the HEst tAAle
ever peen tnr0ugn aoAe
match tlgnslng one manned anu
nave watched my nanas care
fnily since thai tllile- 6Wlnslne
an axe "a the Maine woods has
been the most beneficial tnIng 1
have ever tried % t0ugnen UP
my hands before = match.
MY victory however. stopped
The Washington times., 1928-02-08

From 1918 ID 1919, inclusive,
Ruth was with the Red SOx.
Over that stretch lie collected
49 home runs, leaping from III
In 1915 to % III 1919. just four
Of those hOmers were made
The Washington times., 1928-02-08

= LII 1919 kOL AOhE HOAlCA ?
with the bases loaded. Davenport,
Of the Browns; Shawkey, of the
Yankees; Coumbe. of the Indians.
and Dauss, of the Tigers, being his
victims.
Buster Mails, twirling for Cleve-
land, yielded a cleanup clout on
July 6, 1922, and in 1925 Sergeant
sConnally, of the White Sox, saw
Ruth do it to one of his best bend.
ers. Elan Van Glider, Of the
Browns. was victim in 1926.
While George Dauss yielded II
and Walter Johnson 10 homers, 1T
Is not true that the southpaws have
stopped Ruth. In the first place
there are. more orthodox hurlers
than the other variety, about one
southpaw in four.
Ruth has crashed some fine
sOuthpaws for home runs. I'm.
GLIDING WhitehilI. Dutch Leon
ard, Tom Zachary, Rube Wal
berg. Midget Kerr, Claude Viii
Iiams, Joe Shaute, Sherry
Smith, Garland Buckeye. Herb
PennOck. Hal Wiltsc, George
M0gridge and Freddy Heimach.
Ruth has collected 2s1 homers off
right.handed hurlers. leaving 135
for the southpaws. Saying II
roughly, Ruth faces about three
Fighthanders in every four working
p against him, so that his record
against the left handers is quite
respectable.
Ruth will get mis- first opportunity
OF the 1928 season to look at Wash
ington pitching on April % wller
the Griffs open q three-game series
At the Yankee Stadium. Woult
you bet that he won't get in one o.
his special performances that day
The Washington times., 1928-02-08
BY Gene Tunney
Worlds HeavyWelghf CIlampicn

- - -
when i sot il the thirteenth
hole il 1 soif match ii Florida The
other day was two strokes down
AFTER having driven into sand
trap. Like any other golfer. IL
seemed to me Just then great
calamity.
ssT guess tIiirteen's your Jonah,
Gene. somebody said to me when
We got back To the club. How
does the old jonah number workout
with YOU IN the fighting gamer"
am not at all superstituOus
about tnirteens but the question
did remind me q en- amusing chain
Of events having to do with tie
man 4 fought ii the thirteenth
fight Of my career. Paul Sampson.
Sampson was about as thoroughly
shelved As any fighter could be
and was almost forgotten when he
suddenly turned M as heavyweight
champion 81 Germany, III man.
ner that would make the average
comic cpera seem Ike y serious
affair.
The figIit itself was rather
Bic Of hard lick for ms but IL
wasn't because It was ny tlIir.
teentIt. Ii MAS because 4 brooks
my hand and Wna obliged ~
Iay off Tor more than mlOnfh
Just " the time when Wns
looking Tor chance 10 dispose
81 Georges Carpenter who was
Ii the country 81 tlis time.
previous 70 his match with
dempsey.
The Washington times., 1928-02-08

The Mackmen had never seen
Ruth slam q homer with the
sacks loaded until September
-, 1927. when the big fellow
stepped into one Of Bob Groves
! fast ones and lifted II out
among the fans In right field.
Evening star., 1928-05-18

my1 1-d&ds.exSu Real Estate officer.
THOS. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERS.
1425 Eye st. NV
Evening star., 1928-05-18
Trustees Sale of Eight.Story
Fircproof Brick Apartment
Known as Schuyler Arms"
Being Premises 1854 Colum-
bia Road NV.

:, ny virtue, ?f certain deed of trust dsted
e0U, recorded peeember r. ili2b, among the
iand records nf the District OF Columbia,
by the undersianed trustees win sell al pub
liz uetinn ~ front 81 The nienIses, pn
snaSspAb naY Ab iTpaase Tase ATF ffNfkkE kkEafafho afafhotR + ~
the following described land aud premlses
situate IN the District OF Columbia aud tles-
lns part of a tract known as Widows Mite !"
beainning for the sanle al the snulhweateFy
enfnsr at lot ga Nnerr'a subdivision of
mart nf said tract AZ nef Mat recorded ~
the atiiea uf the surveyor for the ntAtrtet af
I9IltHlhla ~ IAber County al folio HA on
ths eaet ina ~ uolln,ba rd,. ~, wsdeped
aud rtinnlng tnenee along the, aauthefly lice
0f ols ., 10 and ~ al said Nuerra subsIivi.
sion ! ~ fret thense southMnstefly ~ fiaht
eiHs with saia line nt lots u, ln and ~
~ ihe squth line ~ The land conveyed ~
htenhen L, Qunrkenhush hy decd fepnnied
regeol,la n lhe .nisirlet q t'ollWhlg, theneaa
% The aaat tine nf Columbia ri as Wihened,
tHnipe with tie east lima 1T said road baIS
teet more Or less ~ thn hesinning, said nafs
Gel at land ahnpe ,iesefihed hetnK part nIs a
Termai sssld snhieet % nrlnr deed oI
trust for M59hnOn 90 further particulars ,af
which viii he announced AZ time nf sale,
the purchase nrtea ahaNe sAlu iftlsi 10 ha nAid
IN cash, A depaslt ~ $4,000 FeHutrna, tatt'
yeYAneinE fesardlns, etra "a the nnrnhasef's
lht nfapefty may he ndyHftl srA and Fafaia al
'''' LEWla Il, Hitf'itA Moan,
msiT-aAdseasa trustees
Evening star., 1928-05-18
HENRY P. BLAIR.
ALLEN e. CLARK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TH0S. J. OWEN & SON. ATCTIONEERS.
1925 EYE ST. NV.
Trustees Sale of New Two
Story Detached Brick Dwell
ing Known as Premises 1908
Alaska Ave. NV.

By virtue Of certain deed of trust. dated
January, 3 1927. being instrument No. 134,
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 the premises, on TUESDAY.
THE TWENTY SECOND DAY OF MAY AID.
1923, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the follow
ing-described land and premises. situate in
the. District of Columbia. and designated az
iis did ne1ng lot ~ ~ iauare ;915 ~ ,ne sud-
Co ct al as per plat recorded in the Office
OF the surveyor for the District of Columbia
in Liber rs at folio ~.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of
trust for. IS 500 further particulars of
which will BE- announced at time OF sale: the
purchase price above said trust to be paid
in cash A deposit OF 5000 required. Con-
veyancinT recording. etc. at the purchaser :
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.
LEWIS E BRETNTNGER.
GEORGE E. WALKER.
upy1 I ~ I6 10 ~ Trustees
Evening star., 1928-05-18
MAN IS CONVICTED !
. ON GAMING CHARGE
David Zerega Faces Peniten.
tiary Sentence of Five
Years for Bookmaking.

David Zerega, 913 E street, was con-
victed yesterday by a jury in Criminal
Division 2, before Justice Siddons ON
nine counts Of an indictment charging
The setting up of gaming table, permit
ting gaming and accepting bets on
horse races. The case grew out Of the
first raid conducted by the present vice
squad February 7. last. and is the first
conviction in the District Supreme Court
for gaming since the Swami case in
1922.
The first three counts charged the
setting up Of a gaming table in accept
ing bets on horse races
The fifth count charged the accept.
ing Of bet on horse races from Clar@-
ence E. Furbey. The sixth, seventh and
eighth counts charged the setting up Of
a gaming table for the purpose OF con-
Quoting the game Of blackjack
Penitentiary sentence not to exceed 5
years may be imposed under the yer-
dict of the jury. Zerega was placed
under bond Of $4,000 to appear for sem
tence.
Assistant U. S. Attorney William n
Collins conducted the prosecution, while
the defendant was represented by At
torneys Wfalen & O'Connell. who gave
notice of intention TO file a motion for
a new trial.
Evening star., 1928-05-18
MARKET RELOCATION
MEASURE DISCUSSED
Subcommittee Holds Hearing on
Tydings-Gambrill Bill to
Create Commission.

The Tydings-Gambriu bill creating
a commission to investigate and report
to Congress on relocation Of the food
distributing area Of the District TO
make way for the public buildings pro-
gram was discussed at hearing be-
fore the Lampert subcommittee on
parks and Fairgrounds YESTERDAY.
G. II. Oyster. secretary to
Tydings, explained the purpose
bill, saying it was urged beca.
Senate filibuster viii kill the IA .as.-1
Market bill fathered by Repressr.-saF19e
Stalker. designed 70 bring the market
center to Southwest Washington.
The commission proposed would be
made up Of the president OF the Boarc
Of Commissioners. the director or pub
lie buildings and public parks and Ene
Secretary Of Agriculture, and would be
required under this measure 10 report
its recommendation to Congress not
later than December 10.
The Tydings- -Galnbriil bin proTi6es
that the permanent site for the Farm. !,
ers' Market shall be obtained by the
Federal Government and conveyed 10
the District Of Columbia IN exchanges
for the site of the old Farmers
Market.
Evening star., 1928-05-18
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM 4 WEsCHLER SON. AuciicneeFs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF rNTNPRovED REAL
T.rcssN nET 1rEApr AYENf-E ANr

ADAM 4 WEsCHLER q SON. Auciicneers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF TNTNPRovEp REAL
TWEEN DEL1wARE AyENCE AND
Court oi TIE tistrici Of Columhia nassed on
MSersin Sds a shs ne s q Ksn5 SOS corSany Is pias.
titf and Mary Otis Newell Is defendant. osing
cause No, 45s23 Of the Eagl'y % poessis g
"a % 'GoSspAy TIE. IMEyTy ,EIgsT PAY
ington in the District os Columbia. known
ss,s. as e; s.sTed es Y A9R fSar "a s0S Il as e
numbered six hundred and thiEty,ss Yea
6STl as Der Mat recorded IN LioeF G. d. B
ofics Of the District cf Columbia.
Terms of sale Ons~thlrd OK pu<enase
inSsalImenss' paysble al one and two yssrs
sash. at the opsson Of .hs paEeshsssr. Ts,Is,
so % execute W and nd deliver 10 The tTnstss tSs ears
chaSer's rr0nfssoTy notes pay9eis 70 the
ss sfsr Gate s0s of sss M.S II S insr S pas
mt-annually NJ SIX rer censnm rer sSnEa0s
& 4ns1 II Ta' .r.; sasd az rsss9 ~. nes % s s I N Tr
asd Es. .sFEs ans r. Y 2 'sss Z; sr:v ssisa6& r & Y
Inc 20 date Of sale dep0<is Of St00 on
account Of purchase money must ee una1e ~
and gscorlling cSssts to b. paid sy purchssssT
IN addition to- purchase price. Ter1fS or SS,e
thirty days tren, day az sale in default of
which tha trustee reserves the yight 81 rsssI
The 1.9neFty 8. the r;sS sqd s.2ss or ne
the t,uslee's discretion. Sale must be con-
hrmed 6y o2tier Of the cSugt before tisls
WILLIAM G. JOHNSON
T1a 18th $, NV. wasAingi0s 5, c.
Evening star., 1928-05-18

nyi4.18Is.sl.e3a4 Trustee.
ADAM A. wESCHLER { SON Auciioneers
Evening star., 1928-05-18
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Busi-
ness and Residential Property,
Being Premises No. 9l6 9th
st. NV.

ny virtue 0f reftain deed OF rust dulf
rne,tr,ied IN f,iher No, sos foilG 7!i et seq
~ the land feooris of the. District OF taltim,
his, and IL the re1ussi of The marty secured
i,,sst lnss, 's II NE NE Sranses m on TmaspxY fuE
ioas AT 'FiVn O'Clock pm the follow
ipa.ttesGrlbed Land and premises situate IN
ths Cltg of Washington District af colun.
hia aud Designated 40 and being paft 0t
pyIgtnnl lot ~ IN sdhare iTA, described as
foiIowes IiGginnlng Tor the same an the line
III ON street at the hafthWesi corner af
said lot aud running ihenee south nianR said
street twenty ig0i feet thence west Ia the
rear lne ~ saij ipt nlnety'slK tBhl feet
nin,sty stx ttlbi beet tn the Inns ~ said street
ana ite nlars III beainnlnE toaether with
tne tInIFoveihentS, consisting or u store aud
tWn aTaFttDaHis ui1s nf SIX rOunta hti1 bath
ami fnE other ~ four rooms ami bath,
farms uf sale ono lllrd OF tho purchase
money 10 la paid IN cash balance ~ IhFfa
nears ar ~ tM0 enual insialmants, payable
III 0na aud Two years with interest ~ slk
nee eentnn, per hilnlnl, pasahle quarterly
from day ~ saa secured by fifst deea 0f
ifist upon The property agil or Al .psh "a
viii be required at TIME of sale All con.
yeyapeug feenrdlng. etc, al ,nat uf unF-
eIlaser TeFmA ~ sale Ia he complied Wtlh
Within thirty days from day ~ sale uthef
Wjaa ihH trustees feserHe tbs FlRht 70 Fasell
the nranerty al Tho flsk and cost OF dntaulis
fna bnretasaF after Ave IaNsi advertisement
~ ellrh resale in nqffie neNhpApef pnblianeti
ia had CITY ~ WeshpAian, -
WlLMtA LAIlMER.,
ayia aAds,eAsN xfaslees,
Evening star., 1928-05-18

NLkEA a CASE OF MLsI BE sULD,
And its q home that viii appeal
IL you gauge Fai7e bv comfort and
convenience Just take these details
into consideration and you can zee II
1E a home far above the average IN
character and construction. in Chevy
Ghaae
Eight rooms, two baths. breakfast
r0Ora Opeu fireplace. front porch,
sleeping porch. back porch. hardwood
HooFs slate roof metal weather strlps.
copper screens and garage. lot lpxl00
f.. with hedge. shade trees and beau
wHERE cAk YOU DUPLICATE IT
IN CHEVY CHASE FOR &l6.500.
FACING A STATE ROAD:
Evening star., 1928-05-18
TH0s. ]. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERS,
1895 Eye street Northwest.

TRUSTEES, SALE or yALUARI;E INN.
PROVED REAL. ESTATE, Situate AT
1HE NORTHEAST CORNER or EIl;l:
hPf sEShaF WEE q aFS GSoSSSSEeTfGtF SSGS fctP
~ virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Lihcr No. bnad. folio 3SJ et seq
Of the land records Of the District OF Co
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will
sell az nuhlie auction. IN front ot the prem.
lses, ON THURSDAY. THE THIRTY FIRST
DAY OF MAY, Ap; io9s; At FIVE
and nretni ses, situate In the County of Wash.
ington District nt Columbia, and dgsignatsd
A. and being lots numbered seven III. eleht
(Kl AMI nine tNi IN square numbered ninc'
teen hundred aud cighty"thIee lnsdi ~ ths
sul,dlyiaou made by the Chevy Chase i.ana
Company Of Montgpmery. County, Maryland
~ ner nlat of said subdivision recorded IN
Bouif No ~. page 20 of the records OF the
pfIiee Of the ssiryeyor for the District OF Co
lunIha.
Terms of sale; one-third OF the purchase
money 10 ta paid In cash, balance To he
renreaentedsby notes OF the purchaser, pay.
able In two equal installments, In one ana
two years, with interest AZ six tul ncT
from day Of sale secured, hy hrst deed OF
trust npan the property sold, or all cash. At
thu option ot the purchaser. A. deposit ut
$500 will Ia required at time of sale. All
chaser. Terms of sale 10 be COMPLIED with
within fifteen days from day 0f sale other.
wise the trustees reserve the right 10 resell
the PROPERTY at the risk ana snst oi de.
lisement of ginch resale 70 some newspaper
IGEoRGE " HAMILTON.
WILLIAM l., MILLER
y es''"'' - S''',--v-~---rr--.rr' -
rios. j. OWEN s SON, AucrIoNEERs,
Evening star., 1928-05-18
PROPOSALS.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, CLERK$
Othee. w Mashlngtcn. n c. - Proposals Tor
PACKING BONES Sealed PROPOSALS W3i ~
received BY the an,ierS5Saod unt5l IL O'Clock
plans and specifications niay Nc NssaiasSi by
application 10 tho Clerk ~ tAN HGuSa, %As
above boxes 20 be completed delivered aNd
stogea IN the basement ot the House CsEsce
lN,eS subject 80 Inspection aEd acceptSGee
ny 4 c0naNetens pegsaN, 10 hs selected BY the
CLERK OF the House Of Representatives. %sS
rsrss sSss e ' wN fylss f s sas 81 s' sss y as - Ss
Hanse % Rerrcssasatlses, mylrlSl9
HOUSE oE REPRESENTATIVES CLERKS
0alce. Washington, II. c-~Tssss 80 tslrnsSh
the Mouse ef REPRESENTATIVES with ICE tRr
N sse asssi year M esst;gs lqas "; 1922, VII
IL la@S lex ta hs t3e,sysyea al S0ca snsss
aaG IN sUs'a quantities aS may be required
i.nx ksSnx y M ,syN sSN SsS 81 s'qS syss
House OF Representatives ryltiS,le
PROPOSALS WILL RE RE,CEiNSsD eV T{IE
Bureau Sf Supp1isS aud AsecHets. Navy ENe-
partMent. MaSAsnSteE, u, L, Mst1t AZ 0elVCS
a IN. May 80 ICES. tor ,sessyeTiax RADIO ge.
Sr8ph KEYS transsattteFs reSegv&rs. Frequency
meters, steel NastS aad nuts, brass NOseS tSsess
ta<, tsteph0ne pttSs- arc fs& as N2sssalsS> sscbS
Sns .ns,os sa 6 6SNSe" s II sss iss SsSS Sss s y M
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MORRIS, PAymsstsr 6SnsTai II she Navy
HOUSE or RgrRSssSrATay CIsERkS
Asnd towels .(.sth towels. sheets ard pilsaw
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ON IuF0 n 19s& ter hAs&NtseFtnk SAID ~
tieleS for tae fsseal wear eestapE 3Aas 80
sssseS Ss sssssVess sessS wM. TXi.gR eASE' CSsws
~ the Mpstse of REPRESENTATIVES,
mytTi&ip
Evening star., 1928-05-18

GEO. r. L1NKINS. ,
Evening star., 1928-05-18
AUCTION SALES.
nrNfsTufD nAVE

ADAM A. WEsCHLER-& & SON. Auctioneers.
rR5yEb sAtf sNA HsrAYAk e. YAANR5Ws KANRo5Ws IN
5s2 BUTTERNUT STREET NORTH:
WFsT yqi;Cco nbJNG bRFft'1Nc' 4 NTcwo-sTohY FRAME
reeea By SFiae II L5er Is ser'SR qefs s s sSs
% a the and p1a s ssoTs Si hs o r Ss s q
thereby the undersigned trustee viii offer for
sale by public AUCTION, in @ front & "a the prem; rem
pAY o. OF NAY 1sssh Al FIVE ocIoR
PM. the following described land and prem
Ises. situate in the District OF Columbia. TO
numbered thirty-one hundred. ninety-tMo
t3i0?l IN a suhdiyision by Clara /. Hill
m hnd hs aa cs ha ' as PER oT pn e Dc
of Columbia in Liber A at folio q. subject
as 70 so much OF said lot as 10 carved out OF
Subdivision M of the tract called 'Ringston
to the building line restriction shown on
plat recorded in said surveyors Office in
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. the balance IN two
equal installments. represented by the prom
one. and two years, with Interest at six per
cent per annum from day of sale. payable
ssemi.annually. secured by deed Of trust upon
the property sold or all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser deposit Of $500 re-
qurcd of purchaser at sale. All convey
ancing recording and notarial fees, at cost
OF purchaser. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from day of sale other
wise the trustee reserves the right to resell
purchaser, after Ave days % advertisement m d" OF
snch resale IN some newspaper published in
TIE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,
BY ALFRED H. LAWSON. u''''
THos, J. OWEN 4 son. ATCTI0NEERS.
l4o6 Eve ct N W
Evening star., 1928-05-18
THOS J OWEN q SON. ACCTIOEEERS.
1425 Eye street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO
sToRY BRICK BUILDING CONTAIN.
ING APARTMENTS KNOWN AS
PREMISES NO. nA2a THlkTY.

TRUSTEES SALE or yALuABI,E Two' e,
lNG 4 APARTMENTS KNOWN = As
PEvknsSsff sEtksTn srRMFaar Ma NoRsffHwEsars.s aassia
recorded in Lihcr No, 5a0S. folio 100 et
seq Of the land records of the District OF
Columbia. and at the request OF the party
sscl,fed, thereby, the underslTned trustees
premises. p1,l @ on WEpiNEsDAY. THE TwENTY:
THIRD DAY OF NAY AID. 1928. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises. situate IN the District OF Co.
Of lot 4.4 in Barnett Altman's subdivision
OF part of lot 207. in square 1900. as per
piat recorded III the oiiice OF the surveyor
for the District of Columbia IN Liber %.
folio 156. described as follows; beg.nnlng
seventh street at the southwest corner OF
said lot 424, and running thence northeast
ery along the ssia ess. Inc nsnn o. a,srir dnlrsis
lot 100 feet; thence southerly at right
angles 10 said south line 20 the south iins
OF said lot. thence westerly along the soHth
line Of said lot 10 the place of beginning.
remaining mart Of lot 4e4 as set out n
deed recorded in T4iher aS6l, at folio los.
among tho land records Il the nts'rict OF
Terms. - sold subject 10 a prior deed OF
trust for si3S0000 further particulars OF
which will be announee,t at time OF sale:
the purchase price above said trust 70 70
paid m cash. A depos,t OF $3.50 90 required
Conveyancing. recording. etc, az nWtchnser
thirty days otherwise ienOsit torfetted and
the property may I've advertised and resold
at the discretion 3f 'he trustees. ..,>
MORTON WOOD.
MAX ]. RAlNE.
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