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COMMISSIONERS.
B0RoTRA WINS TITLE
Defeats II. w. Austin for English
Covered Courts Championship.

LONDON, October 10 (R.-Jean
Borotra. French Davis Cup player, won
the English covered courts tennis cham
pionship today, defeating H. w. Austin
the Queens Club. The score: 81,
0-6, rs, Ga, e.. The women's
singles title went to Mas Joan Ridley,
who defeated Miss Joan Fry, ca, Ga.
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Mary College last Spring and sent 70
Clarksburg Of the Middle Atlantic
League for seasoning.
These youngsters are not regarded
ready for big league trial. And that
may be so Of several Others on the
roster. However, the list viii not be
greatly reduced during the Winter, says
drifith. Any going out probably VIII
mean. some coming in, for trades un%
doubtedly are IN the ofing. And the
washington prey says he hopes TO
have as many as 90 players In train
ING Ct Hilon next Spring.
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KEYSER HIGH wins
Martinsburg's Two-Year String OF
Victories Snapped, ID to O.

MAHTINSBUR3, W. va, OcVUUeL 4o'
-Keyser High School snapped Mar
tInsburg Highs two-year reign OF GRID
superiority over them here this AFTER
noon when they defeated the locals,
i8 to o. Keyser was OF 10 a flying
stort, scoring touchdown before the
game was little over q minute old, Muir
raw, on Q trick play that caught Mar.
tinsburg fiat-footed, running ~ YARDS
to score,
The second touchdown came in the
first quarter on a forward pass, NC
Lucas to L. Bailey from Martinsburgs
28-yard line The ANAL touchdown, re-
nIaced the ball on their 6-yard line,
Murray going over on the second play.
It was the third straight loss for Mar
]t,aeka,Vaw
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Ne,C York u. Shows Missouri
Fake Plays and Wins, 80 to 0

Tigers much good and although they
could not score In the third period,
they carried the fight to New York ali
the way, holding the ball most Of the
time and threatening twice.
Fake Play Effective.
When the only scoreless quarter
ended, Missouri was still making men,
acing gestures, but the attack wilted
early in the final period and never
could be renewed.
New York University offered too much
variety Of attack for the visitors, re-
verse plays and other fakes going for
long gains at frequent intervals. A run
from kick formation was good for as
yards and o forward pass from q fake
kick on fourth down returned the same
gain and led later to q touchdown.
The best run Of the day was credited
to Christie Turned, q Missouri substi-
tute, who took the last KICKOFF Of the
first half and lugged it back IS yards.
Missouri could gain only 80 yards on
rushing plays while the Violets ran up
total yardage Of $40. New York COM
pleted Of 10 passes while Missouri
made Q Of 23 good.
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Substitutions: Georgia-Degarimore for
Hornsby, Long for Christian. Weller for Rid
son, Vaughn for Daugherty, Ryan for Reed,
Massingili for Peterson, Little for Peters.
Navy-Miller for Mumma, Murray for Pfoteu-
hauser, Bruches for Fulp, Johnston for Dana
hover, Mckee for Chung Hoon, Brooks. for
Harbold, Becht for Stone, Clark for Seliars,
Hampton for Wa1kup, Walkup for Hampsor,
Stone for Brest, spilson for Stone, sellars
t3T Cia w gTsst Tor selhlars' Powell for
Referee-H. e. Armstrong (Tufts). Um-
pire-J. f.. Gafney Boston University.
LlneSman-J. r. Bowman (Ursinus). Time
Of quarters-16 minutes.
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NAVY PLEBES DEFEAT
GEORGIA CADETS, 60
Pendleton Of Losers Runs 30 Yards
to Vain Touchdown, Which
Is Vetoed by 0ffside.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, October ls.--Nix-
ing hard-driven line plays and clever
passes, the Naval Academy Plebe foot
bali team defeated the Georgia Military
Academy here this afternoon, 6 to o,
the one score being made IN the final
quarter.
Walkup, a feet and powerful back,
scored the P1ebe's touchdown early in
the final quarter, getting q pass from
Mckee and springing IS yards.
Though the score was close, the Navy
had distinct advantage In the ground
gaining, and on three occasions was
within Is yards Of the Georgians' goal
line.
Five minutes before the end Of the
third quarter Pendleton Of the visitors
to cross the line, but offsides by Q
teammate brought the ball back.
Liue-iin.
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EMERSON IS DEFEATED

Loses Game 20 Seaunton, Which
Has Big Weight Advantage:
Special Dispatch TO The star.
STAUNTON, Va, October 49,
staunton Military Academy foot ball
team defeated Emerson Institute this
morning, SO to 0.
The washington team failed to gain
from the opening kick-off. Stanton
Academy boys rolled up IL points in
the first quarter, IN the second, 10 in
the third and were held scoreless In
the final period.
Emerson got only four frst downs In
the entire game.
The .Washingtonians were out
weighed and the Staunton team pre-
scented an impregnable line.
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Iina-TIn and 9ummarY.

touchdown: Western Maryland-Koppe
Point after touchdown---EkaitiS (placement).
Field goal-Lawrence (drop-kick). eubstitu-
slezak, Z. Bozek. King; Western Maryland
Brudbaker, Lawrence, ClAry. Referee-Mr.
McGinnis Gehigh). Field Judge-Mr. Ryan
(Michigan). umpire-Mr Price (Swarth-
mofe). Head 1inesman-Mr. Hoban 0.ehigh)
Time Of ouarters-t5 minutes.
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eubstitutes; KeyseFEBolyarn Ior bT ~,
for schuh. Il. bailey for. McLucas; Black
burn for Rafter.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tor
CEsRSSe, Gsa ,lf ,o ioT pan ow:rs o0"efS
Touchdowns-L. Bailey, Murray I'd. 49,,
Referee-Mr. Cavanaugh (Weshington Sol
liresman-Mr Bradshaw tMartinsburg)
Time Of Quarters-12 minutes.
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Lineup and Summary.

TouchdoWn-Edwards. Point after touch-
Sown1JMash sdr9p-klsk sIgS oy Hnas,
HoWard-Harris for Ellis. Greenies for
stokss shelton tcr HsSa,n: Hooks Ro.v fST
foF Drew, White for Smith and Marshall for
Hall. Referee-Mr., Westmoreland; Um-
Field -Hdge-Mr. Cupid. Time Of periods
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ST. ADAMS DEFEATS
MOUNT ST. JOSEPH'S
Cathedral School Boys Register
Victory, 1875, Over BAltimoreans,
Who Beat st. Johns.

st. Adams School foot ban Nsam
pulled something Of surprise yesterday
by downing Mount st. Joseph's Of Dal-
timore, II to 8. Mount st. Joseph,s ra-
Gently defeated st. Johns Of this city,
but did not present the same array
against st. Adams.
Watson scored st. Adams first touch
down In the second quarter, following
the blocking Of O Mount st. JosephS
punt. Quarterback Thorn dipped q,
25-yard passMto Lorton that brought
the winners their second 6-pointer ia
the final quarter.
Iiire-tipS:
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WISCONSIN WINS RUN
Western Cross-Country Team Beats
Pennsylvania in Four Miles.

MADISON, Wis, October Is R-
The University Of Wisconsin cross
country team sprang an upset today
In defeating Pennsylvania Eastern in
tercollegiate champions, "a to "a, over
a 4-mile course.
Coal Coan, Penn, led the pack, nm
ishing 10 yards ahead Of George Wright,
Badger sophomore. In 81 SO.
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up q pass. Then came the skilled-toed
Lawrence.
The Green Terrors were trying des-
perately for q touchdown In the fourth
quarter when Emile Bozek intercepted
q pass ON his own goal and got back IS
yards. This started drive that, pune
tuated by passes, carried well into West
ern Maryland territory, the Hoyas max
ing several first downs. They were held
for downs on the 27-yard line.
It was the Green Terrors' second
triumph over the Blue and Gray In two
years, the score last year having been z
to 0, and Georgetowa's f1rst defeat Of
the season. Incidentally, today's victor
was virtually the same team with sea-
sons added experience that vanQuished
Georgetown IN 20. Western Maryland
hasn't lost Q game since 1928.
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TASK FOR MARQUETTE.

Marquettes basket ball team win meet
Pitt, Brigham Young and Creighton
among other International rivals this
season.
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WIN TIGHT PIN MATCH
Commissioners Lead Baltimoreans
by Two Sticks in Five Games.

In o duckpin thriller at the Silver
Spring alley, the Commissioners Of
Washington trimmed the Bowling Gem
ter Five Of Baltimore by pins, 1884
to 1892, in the opening 5-game set Of q
home-and-home series, to be finished
next Saturday in Baltimore.
Excellent bowling by Askew, Pickus
and Blakeney In the final game made
the match close. The scores:
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Notre Dame scorIng-KOsky tSuD ,!oL
Host),. schwartz, conley.,, Points Ssyer
carnsTie Tech Scorins-Eyth.' -omcials:
Referee-very CPenn statel. umpire-
Hedges (Dartmouthl. Head lnesmen-
McCsrty. (Lehigh). field judge-Lipp (chi-
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e LEoVv,Sn4Twns q Wsss9n' LT.ts0n. Asss.
well, Wheeler for Chesley, Chesley for
Booth, sterrett for Mcoee, Keebie Tor
D. Rafe for Willett, Cornwell for Th0m.
Keeble for Watson, Booth for CornwelI.
Davis for Wheeler. Mount st. Joseph's---
Dugan for Kulacki, Muniz. for pusan, Nor
gan for Dyer, Tighe for Burke, Bracken fa}
spisglemier, Kerr for Trench, c1aTsyinai Tor
Quigley, Strawberries for Voc, Sujack fer
Carol. Brady for stearns, Fogherty for I'd
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IRISH CRUSH SCOTS
UNDER 21S COUNT


NSF4AAeNAAeSNS
game In about 10 minutes, during which
they ripped open their box Of tricks
that baff1ed the SkiboS.
Spinners, reverses, line smashes and
lateral crisS-croSS plays carried by
Marty Brill, Joe Sayoldi, Frank Carideo
and Marchy Schwartz sent the Scots
back on their heels on their own 10
yard line and then, in q surprise play,
Schwartz tossed short pass over the
line Of scrimmage to Ed Kosky, who
caught 1t as he fell over the goal line.
Carideo promptly added the first Of his
three extra points by placement kick.
Coming right back, after the Scots
failed to dent the Notre Dame forward
waI, the Ramblers opened another
march that ultimately combined with
one Of the breaks" Of the game to
net them their second score. On the
25-yard line Schwartz passed to Conley
again, but Latham Flanagan, Substt-
tute Scot halfhack, intercepted the
bah on his own 5-yard line and the
drive looked In vain.
Fumble Aids Metre Dame.
But on the first play Melvin Jones,
substitute Scot center, threw the pass
Wild to Armentrout and the alert Tom
KaSsis bounced on 1t, giving Notre
Dame the BAH on Techs 2-yard line.
Schwartz ploughed through the center
Of the line on the first play for q
touchdown, and Carideo added the extra
point, increasing Notre Danes lead to
IL to 0.
Dame played . waiting game, with
Carideo keeping the bali In Tech ter
ritory with his long, well placed boots
|. The SkiboS, fighting the inevitable,
came back into the ban game ut the
start Of the third period, however.
HOWE Eyth received CaFideo'B kickoff
I'VE yards back Of his own goal line
and raced It back to his own 12-yard
sCrtpe. Eyth and Ted Rosenweig
rugged the ball to the 10-yard line, and
then Eyth reeled on the classic dash
Of the game 72-yard sprint for
Techs only score.
JOgS Across Goal Line.
The dash caught the Ramblers %
unawares that once 10 yards beyond
the scrimmage line Eyth had q clear
field ahead Of him and ended his run
by jogging across the Notre Dame goal.
Samples kick for extra point hit the
Three minutes later. again aroused.
Notre Dame ripped the Scot line TO
shreds, advancing the ball BY straight
line srnaslfes and lateral passes TO its
own 44-yard line. Then Schwartz
stepped back and heaved q 41-yard
pass to Conley, who evaded two tack
iers and raced Is yards for the score
Carideo's place kick split the uprights
perfectly.
After that Rockne gave his regulars
their first rest Of the game, and the
Scots tried vainly to score via the aerial
route.
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New York University scoring-Touchdown
w. McNamare, j. Lamark, Tanguay (sub
for r. McNamara) 3, r. Mcnamara. Points
after touchdown-MacDonald Common (sub
for J. Lamark), placements. Referee Z.
W. Coehrane, kalamazoo. Umpire. p.
Egan, Duquesne. Linesman-W. M. Holieh-
beck. Pennsylvania. Field Judge-W. @.
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HOPES TO TAKE 40
TO TRAINING CAMP
Most Of New Talent From
Chattanooga Farm and
HagerstoWn.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

MARX GRIFFITH has not
been saying much lately
~ about gathering material
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5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
se,T5O TO $T,i50.
CALL r. N. HOOKER, NET. 2ees.

CHEVY CHASE, ID. G.,
102hs CleV, 644O.
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NEW HONE TN oLp -ccLEVELANp -PHRK,

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-MUsT SELL NY
modem detached home. 9 rSoms, hollow tie,
large living room, open fireplace. concrete
porch; Al condition. weather stripped and
screened; 1-ear garaBe to match; lot GOxl25,
shade. Sacrifice price, $1,000 Cali OWNER,
CLEVELAND Oh0T
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SALE or EXCHANGES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r.. e. b., ANIL
garage; large lot; garden, for small city or
suburban. home. Met. 4s00 Cleve. 0Hie.
2O0-ACRE FARM, RIVER 'FRONT.' LARGE
stream ond springs; new garage. tenant
plements, truck, FOrdson tractor, all equip
ments. cement hog pens. high-Rrade cows,
plenty wood and timber. Address BOX
l07-C. Star Office.
COOPERATIVE APT. 6li2 CONN AVE
Well rented on monthly lease, for city or
suburban home Met 1900. Cleye. 02l6.
b621 a2nd ST NV, CHEVY CHASE, D. Co.
A.m.A; 3 rooms, floors; large perch, built
IN garage, large fireplace sleeping p0rchk 2
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. ). OWEN I SON. AUCFfoNFERs.

THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AuCT1oNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMfaEs NO. i7ls
WAsiifNsSdsffoN. B. q. NoNA A"ASl :
..I BY virtue Of cefsain sSsssd q trust duy
ss SOns the ad Sef rec SGa 's q the o
Columbia, and at the request Of the parties
secured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustee viii
SIS S SgE fi2'SkrIsNo Sos %oF e;
ate ii the District Of COLUMBIA. and dssis.
mated a. and neins lot one hundred and
nine ti0sl IN John p Alley and william
Sharons subdivision OF square one hundred
and aity-hye IS6l; rs per plat recorded IN
II the surveyor we've Of tie pistpct q ooubSa
Terms Of sale; One-third fMl OF the PUFF
chase money TO be paid In cash, balance In
two equal installments, payable In one and
two years with interest At six per cent per
sSt t sold r or al cash At the option Of IKE
lars iS20oi shall Be ieauirsd ct the time 81
sale. All coqveyancins, recording. etc. ct
e os be sV Complied WITH Within thirty ss6) days
from the date of sale, otherwise the trustee
reserves the right. to resell the property at
the risk and cost OF defaultins purchaser
after five days readvertising of such resale
In some newspaper published In Washinaton,
UNION TRUST COMPANY. OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Trustee.
By EDWARD l. HILLYER,
Vice President.
(Seal1 Attest:
IRVING zIRPELs.
Secretary.
nO74d&ds,eNEu
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WANTED-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
SITE SUITABLE FOR GASOLINE STATION.
Write full particulars and price to KAeS
REALTY CO, Ills Vermont ave-
CORNER 18th 4 q NV. 10 BRICK PROP
critics, INCLUDING corner second commercial
See CARROLL 91e q NV. Met. 1910.
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MAS TINCGf.D PERK- r. aNfSaSSSsTi
S-sfory brick colonial DWELLING, 3 iarRe rooms
and beth, renewed and rebuilt tnteriofly
hardwood noorg, French doors, new electric
ilaht and hot-watar heating plant, sas
RANGE, nQt-water heater; aaEage pn S0-tt rear
Reasonable terms. Must Be inspected 70 b
aekEslIss'fEu HrfsKrrx4 iiis rye o. NV
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ADAM A wEscHLER q SON, AuetlOnssfi
SALE or TWo-sToRY pRfCK
pWELLINq, NO. 1874 RoSEDALx

STREET NORTHEAST.
recorded in Liber No. 5sl6. folio ia ei Sea-
az the land records OF the District OF Colufflk
6ia, and AZ the request q the party securee
thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale BY public auction, in front o. the
F oIRT Gay g so pNAyvrLbFR TITS 1G *
F0uUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the follow.
ing-described land and premises situate IN
the District Of Columbia, TO wit: Lot "a lp
In Liber County I, at folio 2S, 81 the FecSfdt
Of the ONCE Of the surveyor for the District
y TeTnls Of sale: The above property win be
sold subject to prior deed Of trust for
5000 at s&. due March 2, 1852; bpiAnce
chaser at time Of sale. All eonveyaneine.
recording and notarial fees At cost Of pure
chaser. Terms o. sale to be Complied with
wise the trustees reserve the right TO resell
tnss nF9psrsM r. tne 5lss na Sos q ne
tisemert. Of such resale. In some Newspaper
published In the city Of WashinRt6n, ID. q,
q. CHESTER CAYWOOD,
DAVID A. PINE.
kCentimued On NeMa Rk9ask
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FIlTnnE nAYA.
fHoM as Eye Y yTSE a F4 RSR4 gSWEEESEEEHs

TRUSTEES SALE OF XAkpAABBLR rE EEAk
BH11iifnpi III j. CONTAINING fWENTY; Iouk
A 6AAEEEMSN NTTo F FSw55MNgY KrqqccHnM HSb
THREE ROOMS, KTTcIIEN AND BATH.
KNOWN AS 242s r. STREET NORTH
By Virtue of q. certain deed Of trust re-
Land Records Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the. parties secMfao
thereby, the undersigned Will sell 81 pubic
AUCTION Z fTSp Il iAe PffH BAY 81 OF NJ
fo dtS5 .describsd land and premises, siIu.
ate in the District OF Columbia, and being
lot numbered eighty-two t82l in Richard =.
ONeilrs subdivision OF lots in square mum.
bered thifty-three tSS). as per plat rec0tded
II Lber No, 20. folio ieg. q the R R,is 9.
Columbia, upon the following terms:
Terms Of sale: Purchaser TO- pay une-third
OF the purchase price In cash. the balance
n two iastai line IN one 9heS s I've svS s1Es
per annum, and secured by deed. OF trust on
The property sold. or all cash, at the option
Of the purchaser; taxes paid or adjusted to
the date of salei purchaser "a. pay Interest
Of settlement at 6ss per annum; all convey.
ancing, recording. etc, at the cost Of pur.
chaser; good title or no sale, deposit OF
100000 will be required at the time .ef
sale and settlement TO b., within. thirty ls0D
days Of the date Of sale. Or depcst for
and risk Of the defaultlnR purchaser after
Ave tsl days previous advertisement OF such
resale in some washington newspaper.
;. wE RAHNEGEss ,sseeSoHbs.
noi7-d&dseSsu&ho 0aS 18TH street. rsssseN NV.
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nol7-d&dsexsu&hoI 0as 18Th street, M
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QUICK MONEY,
;z To L m ipS E sr ut, TRUSTS: 500 Tc
IHREE pAYs TO CoMPLETE TRANsAc.
c. F. WARING,
iAlo ? ST NV NATL sl7a
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WANTED-TO RENT HOUSES

CHEVY CHASE DISTRICT--UNTfL MARCH
list, six or seven rooms, modern; must be
wen furnished. Address BOX i1S-C, star
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NEW-4-BED-ROOM BRICK, 1880.
PoTcheSi nice yard garage latest fixtures,
etc. excellent NV; $500 cash. Easy month
lN naNrnRiia AAnfna A1nn
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SALE-LOTS.

THE BEST FOR LEss-Si.356 UP.
GEO, E. DIEFFENBACH, Lot Specialist,
Nat. $3.50. 1898 II st. NV. Clev. 41i7.
WOODBRIDGE, b. O.
blocks n, !, ave, splendid home sites,
40xl42 feet; all improvements, including side
- -w6oDRIDqE REALTY CO.,
2377 r. /. Ave. NE. North taos.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER 4 SON, Auctloneers.

hDAnd n WGCOhLEhS y 0OAft h0SeAOASSA9s
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
BUILDING OCCUPIED AS STORES AND
APARTMENTS, NOS. e2s-6S0 IT. ST.
BY virtue Of a certain. deed OF trust duly
recorded in Liber No. $3.50. folio lot ct seq,
OF the land records OF the District OF Co.
lunbia. and at the request Of party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will otter
for sale BY public auction, in front Of the
premises on TUESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880, AT FOUR
FORTY FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises. situate in the
District of Columbia, to wit: Lots num-
bered sixty mine. tGel and seventy (1o) n
Barbour and Meyers subdivision of lots
70. folio i29 Of the tesSrds Of the otaee q
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in two
equal installments, represented BY promis;
two years. with Interest at 8 per cent per
snnaay frG@ bf des ss. SDOn
property solp, or all cash, at option Of pur-
chaser. A deposit OF $500 required Of pur-
chaser at sale. All conveyancing, recording
and notarial fees at cost Of purchaser.
Terms. to be complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale, otherwise trustees
reserve the right to resell property - risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser, after nye
days Advertisement, Of such resale in some
GEORGE M. EMMERICH,
FRANK j.. EHLERS,
MOI. 10. 12.l4.i7.1e Trustees.
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1881 EYE ST. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Five
Story Brick and Concrete
Apartment House, Known rs
1901 Connecticut Avenue, Con-
tanning So Apartments, With
Passenger and Freight Ele-


July ID. IS2s, and recorded July 49,, 1923. In
Liber $685. at folio 9. among the land records
for the District Of Columbia, and at the
request Of the party secured thereby the
Hndersgned trustees will sell At prbhe auc-
A Is ffs bss AZ FouR e ffFrT ocfock
th IL sTes y l1nd sns
DESIGNATED and being lot numbered twp (2l
In square numbered twenty-five hundred and
thirty-four t2234l In subdivision made by
the Newlands Company, as per plat recorded
N tss Gs 'ff bsT s fS5 q;
each and every OF the interior and exterior
fixtures, movable and immovable. engines.
boilers. elevators. dynatnos. heating and
lighting apparatus now in Or upon the build
tufe and furnishings In the lobby Of said
building, IL being understood and agreed that
the words land and premises wherever
70 include the f said hxiares and personal
Terms; Sold subject to prior deed Of
trust for. 100000 further particulars Of
Thch vii Be sss sSsys e. time q sale
paid one-third In cash on day Of settlement
and two years after date Of settlement. se-
cured By deco Of trust nn SR the sS9
Interest on prior encumbrance, together
with taxes. insurance, etc. TO be adjusted TO
date OF sale deposit of $500 required.
oonveyancing recording, etc, at pprchass,r Sc.
within fifteen days, otherwise deposit for
and resold, at the risk and cost OF defauitinR
purchaser at the discretion Of the trustees
EDWARD g. ERNST,
lOo-u0oa,eAou lIuSteSs.
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223 ana ST, Sci RMS, $4,000, several
81. nv Phone Adams 5lSS $500 80
eO4 r. J. AVE. N.W.-HANDsoME SEMI
MINIS; 9 rooms and BATH, hot-wAter heat,
eiee,; papered and painted threuehouti ir
sisesgg E F'sidSs tGF iiOGGG r Es'g
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES
CASH FOR BARdAfNs TN Mt. PLEASANT,
inVestmehi PROPERTY. Quick action II price,
details slvef. Box 1858. City r. o.
oLp HOUSES OR INVESTMENT PROP
s nins' w tot sss once. Met. $685. Eye
HOUSES DOWNTOWN.
ANY CONDITION ion, For CASH.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
ROBERTS NAMED TO GROUP

New York, May 20.--tP)-Tho vacancy on the gold delegation, sub committee of the financial commit tee of the League of Nations has been filled by the appointment Of George l.. Roberts, vice president of the National City Bank of New York. Mir. Roberts who succeeds Prof. Q, NJ. W. SpraEuc Of Harvard uniyor- sjty, win sail Jun" , to attend the next session of the delegation Tn Geneva, June 10.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20

close of the day. D0nc has been in tho cjtys employ for eight wars.
 The retirement c. Dpln, leaves tho cIry with only tNo sewer gangs, operating under 'hc direction Of For,mu Ii'me Gray anI Gcore IlNclur.