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Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
/ SPOR / S.
SPARTANS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
BY SHUTTING OUT CALEXlCO

aG they have during earlier games
Of the season.
In spite of the shut out register
ed against them, the CaleXico team
members put up Z desperate battle,
giving fans who had motored from
all parts of the valley sight OF
the best football that has been
played in Imperial Valley this
ye>.1.
Fighting desperately on their
one foot line they held the county
seat boys back in the third quarter
and prevented what looked like an
ether certain touchdown. In the
last quarter they ripped off flock
OF passes. several of which were
completed for good gains. but i
was too late to ovcrtake the Spar
tanS
Approximately $500 filled the
stands at the game
EI Centro's decisive victory was
due in great measure to the spirit
OF the team. determined to win this
same. the victor Of which was to
holu undisputed the championship
Of the valley.
Following the game Coach Bob
Armstrong. highly pleased with the
ability shown by his footballers,
left for Los Angeles to spend be-
lated Thanksgiving there.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28

FL Centro's football tide swept
over CaIeXic0 like an incoming tide
over sands OF the beach yesterday
afternoon. demonstrating to the
satisfaction Of all present the right
7f their claim to the football cham
pionship of the Imperial Valley
high school conference by a 24 20
0 victory.
The victory was one of the most
decisive Of the season. despite the
fact that the score is not so large
rs some accounted for by the Fl
Centro team this year.
AS its result FL Centre high
school holds the championship Of
the valley for another season. TAX
ing the season as one big game, con-
ference and non-conferenCe games
included, the Centraians II ave
scored 277 to their opponents 81
points.
The game in Calexico closed the
season for the conference. It has
been one of the best seasons. from
point OF strength and scoring. ever
enjoyed by the Central team.
The victory yesterday avenged q
Q to 0 tie with the CaleXico squad
played in EI Centro earlier in the
season.
In spite OF a broken hand WINNIE,
little halfback on the El CentrO
squad. played a great deal Of the
game. showing his usual speed and
rDaeSinC as well as he has in other
contests. The loss Of Butler. tao
kle, was not felt so keenly as il
might have been had E. Centro
lacked q number OF outstanding
players
His team mates showed their ap-
probation for Buffers good work
during the season by dedicating the
game to him and promising him
that they would win or go down
fighting. Butler. out OF the game
with q broken knee-cap, watched
the game from the Sidelines. sup
ported on crutcheS. Watch IS not
the correct word for he was almost
actually in the game. going through
each play with his comrades.
It was the local backfield sup
ported by q strong line. that wrote
out the word doom" for CalaXico.
Speed proved superior to anything
Calexico could put on the field.
Dazzling plays. some Of them in
falling rain. puzzled the CaleXico
team. Hammer and Price shared
honorS in the speed tournament,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
SPORTING PAPER
THINKS HIGHLY
OF RODRIGUEZ

Sport followers who may feel q
little lOggv today after too much
Thanksgiving turkey. will find
means for working off the feeling
by attending the boxing bouts to-
night when Speedy Dado. the un-
crowned flvWeight champion. will
take on Bobby Rodriguez. one OF
the cleyerest boys in the pes-Wee
division.
The Knockout. coast sports
magazine. picks Dado to win. but
admits that Rodriguez will be in
there with him all the way giving
him q stiff battle
The Knockout, By the way. is
better locking tbs week than it
ever has been before. The reason
Is that the front page is adorned
with the handsome features of
Harry Woodbury.. matchmaker for
the local club. who gets a well
earned boost and the club s also
passed q bouquet as one OF the
best among the smaller clubs in the
state.
To get back to tonight's scrap,
fans who like TO see q real fighter
il action will not want to miss it.
Dado IS everything that a fighter
should be and one cannot blame
his countrymen for making an idol
Of him The Filipino boys will be
out in force to cheer him on and
when they cheer they do q good
job Of it.
Young Mickey Walker. a lively
youngster from the coast, has been
matched in the semi-final TO fight
Louis Reyes. the roly-poly one from
BraWley. Fans have come TO de-
pend upon REYES for a good fight
any time ne steps into the ring and
he hasn't disappointed them yet.
If Walker is anything near as good
as he is claimed TO be. this match
should be a real one from start TO
finish.
Tiger Flowers and Johnny Hill
Will put on the special There arc
no doubts about this being a good
scrap. Flowers has earned q high
er spot by long yeoman work in
the preliminarles and wants to
prove that no mistake has been
made in promoting him, by scoring
4 win over Hill The later. IN the
other hand. is not exactly pleased
with the idea OF tackling an erst-
while preliminary BOY and hopes
10 bend back Mr. Flowers ears
carly in the fight.
KID Lencho Will open the card
with Lorenzo Reyes. There is no
love lost between these two and
rhe tough Reyes won't mind it a
bit if ne sends Lencho to the hos
pital. Mr. Lencho would Just as
soon send Reyes to the cemetery.
The first bout will be called Is
Usual at 9 O'clock.
Clo1Eau0qc co1l17fv 0rCdIcaG 4O
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
Wilson School
= Beats BraWley

Wilson schools baseball team
won the right TO enjoy turkey din
ners on Thanksgiving by defeating
the Brawley grammar school nine
at Wilson field wednesday after
noon, Z to 6.
The game was we'll played and
as the score indicates, was close
throughout 1t was marked by en-
ergetic roofing on the part OF sup
porters of both teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
Report Hanley
Refused Bears

BERKELEY, Calf, Nov. % U,D
Dick Hanley, football coach at
northwestern was the subject to-
day Of persistent campus gossip to
the effect that he had turned down
an offer 10 coach at University OF
California for money reasons.
Absolutely no confirmation Of the
report could be obtained. The gos-
sip centered around a statement of
William Monahan, graduate man
ager at California.
While we want a coach with a
reputation Monahan was quoted
as saying. we don't intend 10 pay
a fancy salary"
Monahan is due to start two
weeks hence on an eastern trip for
the announced purpose Of looking
over the coaching field.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
FOUR UNDEFEATED
TEAMS IN NATION
BY United Press

Four college football teams in
various sections of the nation re-
manned today in the unbeaten and
united class after Thanksgiving
day games. according to a United
Press compilation OF the records OF
$50 OF the nations representative
CleVenS
Alabama and Utah survived the
holiday competition. ALBANIA beat
Georgia. 1870. Utah beat Utah
Aggies, 4l-0.
Notre Dame and Washington
State, the only other undefeated
and united teams. did not play but
will go into action Saturday Notre
Dame meeting Army at Chicago,
and Washington State facing Will
anova at Philadelphia.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28

were unable to find trait in him
that was not balanced by some cor
responding talent in Mohler, and
finally recalling his previous years
of stellar service to support the
theory that his increment OF foot
ball brains entitled him to the call.
AS to the so-called second team
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28

because diSsentcrS were divided IN
their allegiance to Stennett and
Duffield found himself closely
pressed by his brilliant teammate,
Orville Mohler. Duffield rot a close
call. several writer's confessing they
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
BY Laufer

and who'd bet a patched shin
plaster on the chances of the
first" to trim the 'second?'-not
a member but was close contest
ant for first team" honors, and
the second team" lineup found IL
self in turn closely pressed by more
talent
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
So. California
Sport Briefs

SAN DIEGO. Nov. %. U,D-The
California Institute Of Technology
won the Southern California cocn-
ference title here yesterday by de-
feating San Diego State College 20
To q The engineers were undefeat-
ed during 10 conference plays.
Whittier College defeated the
University of Redlands 80 to 7 in
another conference game.
los ANGELES, Nov. %. (u,P)-
Five University OF Southern Cali
fornia football players were in hos
pitals today from injuries sustained
in the Trojan University Of Wash
ington game. declared to have been
the toughest game ever played in
the coliseum.
Southern California won 80 to O.
with the HuskieS threatening TO
score throughout the contest.
Heading the injured list was Ray
Sparling. first string end, who had
a badly twisted knee. Sparling def
initely is out Of the Notre Dame
game on December s.
Ernest Pinckert, rated one of the
best backs on the Pacific coast
probably will not see action against
the Irish. Pinckert has a bad
bruiSe.
Bob Hall. tackle. was carried
from the field after crack On the
head.
Orv Mohler, halfback, also con-
sidered of American calibre, was
badly mauled.
Byron Gentry. sub guard, had a
deep cash in his leg, but probably
will recover before the Ramblers
arrival.
PASADENA. Nov. %. U.P)-An
invitation to the University Of Ala
bama to play the Washington State
College football team here on New
Years day was expected to be dis
patched today by officials Of the
Pacific coast conference after the
Crimsons 13 to 0 victory over
Georgia yesterday.
Cougar officials, in whose hands
the selection of an opponent was
placed. declared t:laJ Alabama
would be the choice should it de
feat Georgia.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
ALABAMA GETS
INVITATION TO
PASADENA BOWL

PASADENA. Calf. Nov %. (U.P)
The University Of Alabama to-
DAY accepted an invitation to meet
Washington State in the annua! in
tersectional football game at the
Tournament Of Roses here New
Years day.
Announcement that the strong.
undefeated southern team Will
meet the champions OF the Pacific
coast conference was made by Earl
Y Foster. graduate manager Of
Washington State.
Foster said that he met with c.
Hal Reynolds. president Of the Rose
Bowl tournament. after Alabama
defeated Georgia yesterday and it
was decided that the Crimson TIDE
was the team desired for the his
toric EaSt-WeSt game.
ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. %. (J.P)-
Alabama, undisputed champion of
the Southern football conference.
waited today for formal invitation
TO meet Washington State College
in the annual Rose Bowl classic at
Pasadena, Calf on New Years.
The smashing IS to 0 defeat the
men of Wallace Wade handed the
Georgia Bulldogs at Birmingham
Thanksgiving day assured them.
The United Press was informed on
unquestionable authority. Of the
Rose Bowl invitation.
Alabama'S S record for the season
was eight victories and no defeats
or ties. The Tide rolled up a total
OF 248 points to their opponents 13.
Tulane also was undefeated and
united but the Greenies earned only
five conference victories.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28

Clackamas county produced 10
percent Of the flax crop OF Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28

The Oregon wheat league will
meet at Heppner, December lib.
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semi Detached Brick.
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s!syss:S Or 800, sns rssiS:ntisI street;
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porsh. hsfdwood noors. oARA0E Just
: EedscoEstsd threuEhout ready fer imme'
New Detached Brick.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--$l3, 500.
A WHY attractive home Just being
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Ageplsee. scEeepa and metal weather
XeIy ,ysn planned. on nns lot. Rea-
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
1885 X o. NV. Mat. 334s.
YOU, WHO WOULD LIKE TO
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THgsEEEg gAL5 or. az yyAIUgAA ,; 80 EEAI
AND pWEtEiNd NO 1904 III 1TRlST
AND DwEzLiNo NO iO0i " sFKffT
virtue ?; certain I'D Dee: &c, e t tTyi duly
Of tbs land records Of ths District Of 90
iImSsl ana e he tsSssss Ss Che psssy 81; IN
cnsr fcr !sie, By PHslIs eusssHns H tESst e.
or or RbS SesS5EE. $50. al youk % LbSk
Pm. the following. described. land and
premises, situate In the District Of cQium::
bia. to wit: Part Of original lot 1unnheyed
5C1Et:.n 90 II SsSess uTS s AZ hS-
II described ~ metss and BOUNDS IN said
deed Of. trust. and nov known for the par,
pose, Of assessment and taxation Is iLSX
and sight hundred ana sisht Ssosl ~ esSsrS
Terms Of sale: One.fourth Of the purchase
money 20 be paid In cash, BALANCE N ehreo
equal installmentS xspFegentea p preHiss
sorry ggcess Of Hu.ehSSts y ,. IN ens' 1xS ~
cent Per anaum from day o. sals, .YaysSls
upOn i pFepsra sCsa. 9! al 80: Sd isstlc9
q pyrchssert deposit q rsco rs sS ,s
s :sssSas rs Fam s0isF ssmps:4 VII WIN
thirty days from day OF saie,. ceheyWIe0
trustees reserve the right 70. Feseu prQpeYty
&C risk and eogt Of defauitinR pufo6nge2a
Sssis :' ssZs sSisssa Z 6 w
4sRMANN II. BShQMAM
noSAss.ss-aeSe IFuSSuss'
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0EORGE NJ EAfNRRICH.
HERMANN H. BERGMAN,
n0l9l1.11.za.z9 Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON. AuctioneeFS,
TRusTEEg SALE OF THREE-sToRY
HRICk. DWELIING NO. 81 RHODE

5RICK, DWEILrGG NO 81 RHODE
r.enrI ytEtIS Of esFtain DEED Of trust, duly
% the land records OF the District Of Co.
lumoia, and ct the request Of the party Sc
eILeo Inerecy. the UNDERMINED trustees Will
oner for sale BY public auction, in front
o. the premises on WEDNESDAY, THE
1880, AT THREE-THIRTY O'Clock P.M,
gisvats Il the Distriet Of Columbia. to Wit
addition to the City Of WaShineton, rs Der
plat recorded in the once Of the surveyor
for the District Of Columbia in Llber num-
Der IS, at folio 10. subject to all covenants
ana restrictions Of record.
Terms OF sale: The above property will be
SOLO subject TO . prior deed Of trust for
1902 90 at ~ due June 80. 1888; balance
$4,000 cash.. remainder at 5000 per month,
70 b epplied frst to the payment of inter
est est. balance to principal interest at e%, !ss:
property sold, or ali cash over trust. 81
required Of purchaser At time Of sale. 'V All
eonveyancins. recording and notaYial fees
ct cost OF purchaser. Terms Of sale to be
complied with within thirty days from day
OF sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the detaulttng purchaser, after I'VE
6sys' HdyertissHsntS Of such resale in some
ro,7u,u. fENeH T. MkRxE:
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AUCTION SAL SALES.


~~~~N~N@sNN~s
TRUSTEES GALE or VALUABLE APART.
hEEvx!Sp pID!No. s, 6EN2MfN As The
ApARTMENTS, NO, 1901 MASSACHUs
eETTe-AvRNUE NoRTHwEST.
By virtue o. . certain deed Of trust, duly
6ee sS n Liosr NO; siSo, follo iss q see.
Serssy Se q taSsssss vii oT
ior sale ~ wunae auction. within enc saleR
ICONS OF Adam A. Msschler son, s1e
oNp DAY or DEe ~ BRsH 10. al TH naR
O'CLOCK PM. the followins- described land
and premises, situate IN the District of Co
the.subdlvision made By Samuel Ker. euardss-
corded Eb e. SsSa f. i ioio Is per BE- e.
ords OF the once of the surveyor OF the
District Of Columbia; also lot 10 in 3. Fran
GIG Riess combination Of lots In said SQUARE
90. of the aforesaid surveyors once recorda-
Terms Of SALE The above property viii be
sod subject 20 . prior deed Of trust for
S4es,ooo particulars of which viii be MADE
cash, the remainder payable on or Sefore
per annum from day Of sale, interest pay
able semi-Annuauy, secured By . second
deed Of trust upon property sold, or al
deposit Of 5000 required Of puTeSsssr a
sale. All conveyancing. recording and not6-
rial tees At cost q purchaser; Terns OF sale
the rishs 10 fsa ts p sns srS q .hs IN
fve days advertisement OF such resale IN
SSms ns,wspapsr, published In the city q
""'H'h''0n' q = PETER A. pRuRY.
no2o-d&ds.sxsu&hoi Trusteeas y
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THoe. J. OWEN g. son, ,AgcTfoNEERs,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING eTUC-
new York AvENUE. NORTHWEST. '
recorded II Iiber No s7sS. folio ~ Ss Ct see SEQ,
Sia. and q The request q the party sseS S
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell
ct PUBLIC auction: in frost Of Tie premises.
BAY S " NovEMIER AID. VS.. AT TouR
O'CLOCK PM, the folloWing described land
and premises, situate in the city Of Wash
inston' District Of columbia. and desig.
twelve Cl2) IN square nvs hundred and
hfty-seven (sSD: Beginning for the same
on New. York avenue So feet from the
Themes northeasterly with So said in Syenue is
with said avenue 90 feet: thence south 8
less, to an alley; thence southwesterly with
10 degrees 40 minutes west So feet Az
g s Zee: g Ss anas n New
lot Us. SQUARE 81. ~.@ 'A :"
Tern; OF SAFE ,6 0netn ssS q tne ppTenSsc
equal installments. payable in one and two
years, With interest at seven per centum
per annum, payable semi-annually from
the properly sold. or all cash at the op-
ton of the purchaser. A. deposit Of S200
will be required at time Of sale. All con-
eSsser. Terms Of sale to be ec c1Se Nth
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
faStS tn. .4 Srd dsS
tiSement Of such resale in some newspaper
published in washington. D. G.
SAMUEL A DRuRYY.
no1k.1Tlo.N,24'3e TruStees.
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THos. J. OWEN q SON, AUTHORIZES.

IhU9IEE0 SALE OF VALUABLE THRNN
TI ESSHEp A MrgEAS SFA RSIE uIIET Eyd nE-
pENcE. CONTAINING TWELVE RooMe,
1--WE BATHS AND TWO.CAR, BUIEf-
IN GARAGE, BEING PREMISES 3oAN
CouRTLAND AVENUE NORTHWEST. :.
N ss i S sSss S'S q as su: s ss.
Of the hand records OF the District Of Co.
cured. thereby the uhSersisned truSteS VII
sell At public agctiQus IN front OF the preur
, lsS On THURSDAY; TIE EQuETH nA DAY or
Uses, situate in the District Of Columbia and
destgnated ae and being lot numbered thirty
two (3zl In the subdivision Of lots made 81
Harry Wardman. and Thomas p. Bones, IN
square numbered twenty-cne hundred and
1Ts: s2os oes PEI Dss :scs g n As
Terms Of sale: one-ttird Of the purehSse
money to be paid in cash, balance IN two
equal installments, .payabIe "a one and two
saTS Win a1a interest At .ix Pr ssntu% per
sale. secured BY deed ef trust upon the
the pufc6sser. A deposit Of 100000 vii
be required at time OF sale. All conveyane-
ing, recording, etc, OF cost Of purchaser.
Terms Of sale TO Be eYmplisa With within
Trustee G reserves sss sSs srs
erty at the risk and cost Of ds4eultfng pur-,
such resale In soma nsWspapsf Nnhlished 81
WAshinSton' D. G. lyarnxsvI asrIxa. ..s.s.
substituted trustss s. $500 ssT.s E "a Ncvsnhsf
2os 1850. IN Equity Gauss NO. 53t59 IN the
6liprenne Court Of the. District Sef Columbia
n013sd4dosex-8u&hoi II = =
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THO6. J. OWEN q SON, AUCTTONTER6,
1881 EYE ST. NV.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Seven.Story Office Building,
No. Az Fifth Street NV,
Known a. the Century Build.
AUCTION SALES.

Known as the Century Build
ing.
~ virtue Of a certain deed OF trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. 6040. folio 2el ct seq,
Of the land records Of the District Of Column
nia, ana o. the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell
ae PUBLIC auction, in front Of the premises,
on MONDAY. THE RlGHTH DAY OF DE-
SSEsTMB5ERs ,A:D. 1880, AT THREE-THIRTY
OSLOCk Pm. the following described land
eeriEinai lot IS IN square. 4SS. descri6ed as
s street su At the northeast corner Of said LOT
feet inch; thence west IS feet, thence sout 81
" Feet. thence west 10 feet 3la inches
snenee north 81 feet inch and thence east
y test ga inches to the place Of beginning.
Subject TO right Of way over alley aiI feet
VIDE On the south part OF said land a.
srsnteo ny deed recorded in Lber oOB, folio
S SUS, OF the land records OF the District Of
Terms: Sold subject TO q prior deed a,
LuSe Tor 10000, further particuiHPS al
Enicn VIII De announced at time OF sale; the
purcnese price above said trust 70 81 maid
IN eaS1: deposit Of $4,000 r0luired Con-
veyeneing, recording, ETC., purehaSer's
Sooss: Terms 20 be complied with within
niteen days otherwise deposit forfeited and
sne property may be advertised and resoid
~ the discretion Of the trustees '''o'O
JULIUS !. PBYSER,
no2S-d&dbs. exsu&hoi N~0~~ Trustee,
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS J. SssI EYE 8 81 sqN k: xWg0T1oSEESs

TRusTEEg SALE OF YALUABLE TWO:
NO. 1900 SOUTH DAKOTA AVENUE
NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust recorded IN
% the District Of Columbia We she'll sell LIZ IL
NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A.D. 1880, AT
TWo: THIRTY ooLOoK Pm. lot numbered
one % in block numbersd clever CD in
trustses.' subdivisien Of "WoodrldEs." as per
plat recerdsd in the once Of ths surveyor
10 at 1elios IS and 50; said 6ieck numbered
eleven iD nov knewn Tor purposes q 49, as
forty.three hundred and ferty-enS (SS4O.
Terms of sale; 0ne-fourth cash; balance
az six, per cent per annum, payable semi:
s anu eposlsd q fhs 'I WTIshaEsT aiIowe1
6Yteen days from date Of sale to complete
the purchase. FURTHER PARTICULARS at time
HOWARD q. RALTZ,
VERNON q. OWEN
nA1n AQEahn AwWi0Eh0f Trustees,
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ADAM 4. wEscHIER { SON, AuctionseT15.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING,
3e2l TWENTIETH STREET NORTH

By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. 624l, folio e5 ct seq,
Of the land records of the District Of Column
bic, and ut request of party secured thereby.
the Underlined trustees will offer for sale
By public auction, in front of premises, on
WEDNEGDAY. THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER. 1880. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
M, the following described land and prem
iSes. situate in the District Of Columbia, to
Wit: Lot numbered eleven llO and the
south twenty (30l feet by the full width
thereof Of lot numbered twelve (i2) in block
numbered twenty.soven (1D, "Lengdon
PARK" Is per plat recorded in the once Of
the surveyor for the District Of Columbia in
Lecr Ccunty 2. Gt folio iie; subject @ Tight
March n . from 2oth street over south 20 feet
and thirteen !IO to their properly.
money 70 be paid in cash, balance in two
equal inStallments. represented by promissoTy
noses Of ,t PuT Ts payable in one and two
from dey q sale, payable semi-annually.
or all cash, at option Of purchaser. de-
post OF 5000 required Of purchaser at sale.
All eonveyanctng, recording and notariai
ices at cost Of purchaser. Terms to be com
piled with within thirty days from day Of
sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right 10
resell property, at risk and cost Of default
Ing purchaser. after hve days advertisement
Of such resale IN some Newspaper published
in Washington, D. G.
0EORGE NJ EAfA6RRICH.
HERMANN n. RERf1MATI
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DAM A. wEsCHLER : SON, AuctioneerS.
TRY PEovHHSb s sAEF f q VALUABLE M;
gREMIgEs NO iSes CALfrcRNH

STREET. X w ASoo OAAArOesNLA
Re T. Ibsr No sO4s iSllS ~ & S Si.
secured thsreSy. e. Snssr.sn, the .r psEEss
yin Snsr for sale By public auction. in front
PouRTH D BAY Sp q prc THNYEspA 1s,o THE
EouR:THIRTY o'CIoCK P.M.. the 10 follow
the District Of Columbia, to Wit: Lot mum.
division sS n Il E us n
Is per plat recorded In the Once ses Of The
Ebss County aSE II: p D' ge E; v9 e
num6ered three (Q nov. known ior pur-
poses OF assessment and taxation Is square
nnVn0e e5sss, tWfnty,HHvs hundred and Afty-
scnsi.tiSs % STis SE0s SW:iiinsss
Term: Of sale onesR Rn ~ " t Rssa pIrehas.
tWo ssuSi r. RdiG II eash the Sslanes e
g. Per cen. cent per annuin from DAY of ssis:
trust upon ths property sod. or al nee es. &.
81 500 TsGuirSd q p%rchaSer At ti SeDos as
notsr.i Zee. eS e eo:t II
day: q SsiS otsraS wii e.. .f tnEs
chaser: after I'VE days aSVsrtlsementP u q
sucn resale IN some newspaper published IN
the ely Of WeshinEton, b. c.
AMERICAN sGCpRTTY 4 TRUST +,
~ HOWARD MORAN.
's <. 4. sAAssIiE:ItiNcror,
-. ., a. Assistant Secretary.