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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25
BANNOCKBURN EVENT
LISTS 64 LlNkSMEN

Sixty-four golfers have been paired
for the first round in the annual compe.
tition for the Henry-Wnliams trophy at
the Bannockburn Golf Club. The tour
new is to start with the first match
play round this week, with the follow
ing pairings:
Martin MeInerney VS.. q. C. Billiard. T. D.
Goldsmith vs.. T. p. Hayden. r. x. Aten vs..
]. p. Mccarthy, @. H. Foster vs.. r. " Hais'
John J. McInerney vs.. Jesse 4: MsKssver'
Krau;s VS.. J. 8. williams; r. n; Low Us. 3
Douglas Gibson, C. NJ. Charest W. J.. L.
strstton. W: L. PendeEg,ast VS. H: g. p W00d;
vs.. L. D: crsmmond. q: W; Lee vs.: r. G.
Dunbar, p. wooten vs.. w. B. Mehary.
bert vs.. r. L. Burgdorf. Norman J Hall vs..
g. p. Fowler, L. Cass Leigh vs.. J. o. Rhyme,
r. g. KImbell Us. John Th.eksr, Leg +.
Pass vs. @. L. Moore, M Beaman W: G. 2.
Heath. L. W. Moore vs. J. g. Aie Sanss.u g p;
vs.. II. j. Kane, IT,; L. Z. Flaherty vs.; w. T.
Geier. Sam R. Copverse. vs. H. Grier. g.
4. Torrey. b. L. Hazard vs. DR.: W. I. Ogus.
W. H. Alexander VS.. J. B. Heron, +. w.
Evans VS.. Il. l.. Dagener.
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WESTERN NET TEAM
BEATS CENTRAL, 60

Western Highs tennis team, defend
ing public high school champion, just
about locked up the title for another
season when 1t vanquished Central, 6
to 0, yesterday on the Sixteenth Street
Reservoir courts. Eastern Is the lone
team now remaining in Westerns path.
Central already has defeated the East
erners.
Rain halted the No. 2 doubles match
after Lynham and Nicholson Of Western
had taken the first set from Ames and
Butler of Western and were ahead in
the second set
While Westerns first team was dis
posing of Central, its second was brush
Ing aside Dewitt, 7 to 0. on the Tilden
street courts.
Classic, Lamasure, Battle, Miles and
Coughlin in the singles and Battle and
Lamasure and Classic and Dial in the
doubles won Westerns matches over
Dewitt.
Central-western summaries:
SINGLES-Welsh tW) defeate d
Smith, 3--6. 6-3, 6--4; Lynham (W)
defeated johnson. 6-8, Ga, 81;
Nicholson (W) defeated Norcross, 6-3,
64 Holman (W) defeated Ames,
81. 60; Dial (W) defeated Butler,
e3, 6-3.
DOUBLES-Welsh and Wilson (W)
defeated johnson and Gerber. Go,
81. Rain stopped No. doubles.
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FAWSETT HIGH GUN
AT BENNING TRAPS

With the Benning range swept by
wind and rain. only a few trapshooters
turned out for the weekly Washington
Gun Club matches yesterday. In which
former State Champion Bob Fawsett
was the stand-out. He broke AZ clays
out Of so from 20 yards. Bob Livesey,
also shooting from 20 yards, won the
second trophy with a A.
Fawsett, In addition, pointed the way
In the first event Of the Epson trophy
contest when he broke IS straight, and
along with Culver and Marcy increased
his wins on the trophy by breaking %
in the second event.
Morgan won leg on the Lane trophy
by powdering six straight to win over
Messick who dropped out at 81 yards.
Final competition, consisting of three
events. will be staged for the Epson
trophy next Saturday.
Yesterdays scores:
50-TARGET HANDICAP Fawsett, a.;
Livesey. ~; Wilcox, -; Messick, a.; Marcy,
II; Wilson. 20; Lane. 81; Green, 81; Bar
tholon1ew. 81; Cook tpracticel. ~.
uPSON TROPHY EVENTS Fawsett,
2e-2l Culver, 1928; Mcrgan. 20-7o; Marcy,
Lane. 1890; Livesey, t7-23; Messick, i7-1e;
Green, 1919.
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Ruth Martinez tward) defeated Josephine
nS Mra n Nj Clay THOMPSON .tcel. defeated
PHOEBE Moorhesa scei) defeated Ruth
Mary petwilsr Ward, defeated Mrs.
Laudiek lcol5. IS. 50.
Margaret Ryan tRac) defeated Maycita de
soHza tR 81: 80; -: ,.,.., ,,.--
Ryan (Rac.). 81, 81.
Edith, McKeIvey .Rae) defeated Martha
Betty Whitfield (R. c. defeated Mrs.
Turner God. 6-3. IS. SIS.
Mrs. G. T. Rover q. 81 defeated Louise
Omwake &c. W., SIS. is. 60.
Goldie Crist tRac.l defeated Mrs. Thomp.
son (Col). 50, IS, 80.
Phoebe Moorhead (Col) defeated Helen
,.iporis Hs,son .c.i.} defeated Elisabeth
Aiss Ewers q. vs. Defeated Or. chicker-
Ing 'n n.nl IA q, Gji:,..,.a Anti. r,vr,,,
(ward: y, So SIS.
A. Stoler (Ward.) defeated Maude 0ewall
ont. Pr, Ga, So.
J. Durham mt. P.) defeated D. Kingsbury
q. 81, SIS, ga.
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By THOMAS T. TOPPING,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

A UTEUIL, France, May "a RD.-By
~ a smashing victory over Nine.
n Simone Matthew and Mile.
Yvette Barber of France, the
redoubtable Helen Wills Moody and her
veteran partner, Elizabeth Ryan, cap
tured the French women's doubles
championship for the United States to-
day. The scores Of the one-sided final
were 6E3, 81.
The French forces struck q blow In
return when Jean Borotra, THE Bound
ing Basque" Of Davis Cup fame, and his
youthful partner, Rene DeBuzelet, elm
mated the American mems doubles COM
bination Of Bill Tilden and Wilbur Coen
in furious quarter final round struggle,
60, 80, So, G-3. IS.
In adding the doubles crown to the
singles title which she is here to de-
fend, Queen Helen played like one in
spired, scoring seven placements against
the bewildered French girls in the sec
ond set alone. Hitherto Mrs. Moody had
been content to play a secondary role
while her partner did the starring.
The veteran Miss Ryan played her
usual superb tennis and English ex-
perts In the press stands were heard de-
claring 1t is fortunate for Britain that
she is not included on the American
Wightman Cup team.
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Plenty of Golf Listed for Memorial Day
sponsored by the Professional Golfers
Association of America.

NAc~'O~AsSs~~eN
Recent rains have put the local golf
courses in the pink Of condition. Not
since last Fall have the golf courses
about the Capital been in such good
shape as they are in today. Prior to
out, and looked like the golf courses
Of Midsummer, rather than the courses
Of Midway. Now. however. the rain
had coaxed grass up to cover the bare
spots and the layouts as o whole are
in apple pie condition.
Over at Washington, Greenkeeper
Whaley has completed construction of
o commodious practice tee behind the
club house. near the famous orchard
of the club. where so many matches
are won and lost on the sixteenth hole
The shots must be struck from the
practice tee, however, over the sixteenth
fairway. Washington is unfortunate in
not having enough available ground for
practice near the club house The new
tee is expected to correct this condi-
ton, in part.
Just because the course Is being del
uged with a rainStorm Of unusual Sc
verify and putting green's are saturated
with standing water, Is no reason why
a golfer shouldn't pull a fancy shot for
a birdie in the view of DR.. James T.
McClenahan Of the Washington Golf
and Country Club green's committee.
DR.. McClenahan stood in the driving
rain on the hillside above the ninth
green yesterday, took his usual careful
stance and then, instead Of rolling the
ball gently down the hill for q buzz
zard 4, he holed the short pitch for
a birdie 2. That birdie helped material
ly to aid his foursome to tie for low net
in the best ball four-ban tourney, but
when he and his partners came in they
found the event had been called on.
Bannockburn women golfers are play
ing in O ringer competition which is TO
end July is. Immediately on the conclu-
sion of this event, another ringer tour
ney Is to start.
Manor Club members gathered at the
clubhouse last night to witness several
boxing exhibition matches and enjoy .
general good time party arranged by
the house committee.
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Jones, in Trim, Puts Aside Clubs
To A,vait British Title Play
Philippine

| South Africa and the Philippine
Interest in the American invasion Is
such as to detract to some extent from
the English Scottish matches Of many
years standing which were fought to-
day.
English pair, Roger wethered and Cyril
Toiley, playing against the Scotch COM
| bination of T. A. Torrance and John
| Nelson Smith. But Bobby Jones and
| Francis Ouimet, playing q practice
round and approaching from the OPP
posite direction on the parallel fairways
Of ST. Andrews, alienated more than
half the crowd. Incidentally, England
won nine matches, Scotland five and
one was halved.
The British amateur draw presents
| q difficult problem to the Americans
| who are used to medal rounds for
qualifying.
On Monday only Is first-round
matches will be played and Harrison
johnson is the only American Walker
Cup player without bye in the sec
ond round. The rest of Mondays pro.
gram Is composed Of 30 second-round
matches, including Jones and Voigt
Tuesdays play opens with 50 matches
on the second round, followed by "a
, Of the third round. DR.. o. r. Willing,
Don Moe. George Won Elm Mackenzie
and Ouimet have their first matches on
Tuesday.
Wednesday morning the third round
| will be completed and by Wednesday
afternoon the ranks will take definite
| shape with the 80 matches of the fourth
round being played on.
Thursday morning the Is matches
| of the nth round will be played and
Thursday afternoon the eight matches
Of the sixth or quarter-final round are
scheduled.
On Friday play will be confined to
the semi-finals and Saturday sees the
! 36-hole final
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LEWIS BEATS KOL0FF
AFTER LOSING A FALL

Ed Stranger" Lewis took two out of
three falls to defeat Dan Kolof, the Bull
garian Lion, in Uncle" Joe Turner's
wrestling show last night at the Wash
ington Auditorium.
Outweighing his opponent by is
pounds, Lewis, after losing the first fall
by an arm lock, came back In the sec
ond and made short work Of Kolof with
a body lock. and took only six minutes
to throw the Lion with deadlock for
the third fall.
In the preliminaries, Tommy Clay
ton tossed Billy West In Is minutes with
q top scissors: Bobby Mainfort threw
Bob Direy in "a minutes with leg and
toe hold. and Marie Giglio and Harry
Mamus battled 30 minutes ito q draw.
About 5000 saw the shq
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Right Hand Out
OF Run-Up Shot
BY SOL METZGER.

Keep the right hand and arm out
of your puts and run-up shots
would be the slogan Of Abe Mitchell
were he to broadcast to golfers his
ideas of play. The reason is not
hard to find when you analyze the
effect the use Of the right has on a
run-up shot.
The key to the shot Is the left
shoulder, as 1t is played in Britain.
Keep that as free from movement
and see-saw as possible. It is the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25
DUAL VICTORY GIVES
CARDS LEAGUE LEAD
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, May 24.-The st. Louis
Cardinals won . double-header from
the Cincinnati Reds today, s to 1 and
8 to 0, and went back into first place In
the National League.
Sylvester johnson. who hurled the
shut-out, and Jess Haines, who pitched
the first game kept the Reds in hand
at all stages.
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WARDMAN net TEAM
TOPS WOMEN'S LOOP

wardsnsn racketers continue TO set
the pace in the women's Tennis League
race. They have won Is engagements
and lost 6. Nationals, standing second.
have won 10 games and lost 6. George
washingtonians are close behind with
10 victories and reverses.
The team standing results Of the past
weeks matches follow:
TEAM STANDING.
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FIRST GAME,

Runs = Callahan. Frisch. Bottomley.
Hafey, Wilson (0. Error-Heilmann. Runs
bert. Two-base hits-stripp, Heilmann. Will
son, Colbert. Double plays-Adams to
Frisch to Bottomley: Dcuthit 70 Gelbert TO
Left on bases-Cincinnati, 5; st: Louis, :.
Bases on balls-on Rixey. 1; on johnson, I:
BY Haines. 8. Hits-on Rixey, 8 in I'M
nings (none out in third; OF johnson, : in
innings. Hit by pitcher-By Rixey Bot
tomley). Losing pitcher-Rixey. Umpires-
MeSsrs. Magerkurth, MeGrew and Moran.
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Cincinnati .... Q 0 Q 60
Runs-Adams. Frisch (3), Bottomley,
Haley Orsatti, Johnson. Errors-Ford,
Frisch, Colbert. r., Runs batted in.Pottona-
base hits-Frisch 90. Orsatti. Mancusco,
Gooch. Three-base hit-Bottomley Stolen
Bottomley. Double plays-Ford to Durocher
to Strip. Colbert to Bottomley, Durocher
natl 9: st. Louis. 9. Bases on balls-of
McWeeney. s; of Johnson. !. STRUCK out
McWeeney, in Z innings: OF Donohue, 4 in
l inning: Passed ball-Gooch. winning
pitcher--Johnson. Umpires-Messrs. Nc
Grew. Moran and Magerkurth. Time OF
game-1 hour and 81 minutes.
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CARDS DROP JUDD.

ST. LOUIS. May "a R.-Ralph
Judd, obtained recently by the Cardi-
mails from the New York Giants in ex-
change for Clarence Mitchell, has been
released on option TO Houston Of the
Texas League. -.
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CUBS HALT PIRATE
RALLY TO WIN, 5 TO 3
nv the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, May 24.-The Pitts
burgh Pirates muffed a ninth-inning
rally today and the Chicago Cubs took
another game, S to 3, to divide their
four-g game series at two all.
Pittsburgh scored twice in the ninth
and had the tieing run on second with
two out. Pat Malone spoiled the rally
by forcing Suhr to fly out to English
In the crisis.
Bunched hits provided the scoring
punch TO tribe Cubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25

center of the swing. Now II that
shoulder remains flxed, so does the
right.
Thus, If the right enters into the
run-up swing the clubhead is bound
to rise quite quickly after contact
with the ball. That would tmpart
more loft than you want to get In
running shot and also tend to put
stop on the ball. thus counteracting
the run that you wish.
Metzger's free illustrated leafiet
on Long Iron Shots" will be q big
aid TO you in playing such shots.
Write for 1t. Address Sol Metzger,
In care of this paper, and be sure
to inclose q self-addressed. stamped
envelope.
Copyright. 1897
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ToAls 80 10 ~ 0

EunS-D. Taylor, English I'd. WllBon, Guy
Ter, Brickell,. .Traynor. Mosolf, Errors
Hornsby. gartell. Runs bstted inmHornsby
Waner, Generously. Two-base hits--Wilson.
SomoEosky: stelen basesoD TAYLOR Eng En-.
Bell. Double plays-Traynor, Grantham to
suhr; .Bartell, drantham to suhr; Hornsby,
Left on bases-Chicago, i; Pittsburgh. II.
Bases on balls-or French, S; Of Malone.
3. Struck out-By FRENCH, !; by Malone. =.
hue. Time Of game-l hour and 81 minutes.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals 81 5241I Totals 81 IS a
sBatted for McWeeney in eighth.
Halted for Ford In NINTH
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ADAM A. WESCHLER SON, INC.,
AuctioneerS, Gao Pennsylvania Ave, NV.

TRusTEEs SALE OF o,,SI!A yALUAdHgJE LyUJAdg YSTAl[ REAI
AND CONCRETE APARTMENT HOUSE,
FHfNiEa FEGESEIY YFIPPHssix FTHSnsoSPARr oSPARrMERrs 81
ONE AND TWO ROOMS, KITCHENETTE
AND BATH. KNOWN. KNOW ,ASS5pTH5E AS THE riSn IN
EoRNiEIHl FoRMERIx kNo@N WI As % oEiFToN Ma
NOR APARTMENTS.
BY virtue 0i certain dssS a q trust tSc re.
land records Of the District Of Columbia, and
n. viii q: 81 4 SSSSiY sqetSR bS
cEMSER sh sTSEi E EIGHTH. 1850, AT -FOUR O'Clock
PM, the following described land and prem
ses sssustsS d,s in the Cs "a
anS shs .!sousS sns' Grounds ot Columbia College;
7s, Of the records in the once Of the sur
otherwise known for purposes Of ia taxasion asy,1
and eight hundred and twenty-tyo Is22l in
!2e62l. Said sale VIII be made upon the
'0sHne srms d s'.i .ais Purchaser to pay opsthlre
Of the purchase price IN cash. the balance
y two sS r. sns S sRs Rs rss
O. s is Dde deed & on sSs ao
Tss.s Il M SsS Ssia a. e & ppa o S Gate As
SSasssssns Sanssssss aood esfGi tIts sale Ssposli
e v sa. De 70 conp Win within
Thirty days from day Of sale: O. deposit Eh, WI
e sas the nS Dropsrty. ss St he @ and cost
Of defaulting purchaser, after five days ad-
vertitement OF such resele in sole, news.
papsF published in M shs pisHsTiet 81 Columbia
Union Trust 9IdEai iAHsA EsshlREIo2Ph; F|IF'2hl, Q.
noas.a VS. Is:.sx 4asis ssl ST. saisimors
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PRANK MAYER. Manager.
THoS. ]. OWEN 4 SON, AUCTIONEERS,
1881 EYE ST. NV.

TRuSTEEs SALE Or VALUABLE uA A. BQnp; y ] p
SIDE Or s1xTEEsNTH STREET. be;
5TRHRTs gMahH N6RgEEWEsTAl M5ggSEEWhE AND ALLISON
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, duly
of the land records OF the District Of Colum,
S AND t. a nS S th pST T se
TUESDAY. THE NINTH DAY OF nEcEM:
Der. A;D. 1890, AT gouRsTHIRTY O'CLOCK
ises, situate in the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being lot numbered SO IN
square numbered 2701. as per plat recorded
y ths Gs q Ssr s. at 5 Co the a. shd
numbered IS, a., 81 and 40, except that part
81 Same lo' at a % point IN the south line Of said
line Of saiS lot, and running thence west
feet. and thence south 10 feet to. the place
Of beginning IN square once
tiber Is at folio iss, together with the inn
provements ana subject TO the restrictions
Terms Of sale; Ten per cent Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, balance on
or before three years after date, with inter
est at six per centum. per annum, payable
semi annually. secured by deed OF trust trust
SPsion @ Of ths PurchassT, 4 deposit q 500 S
on each lot will pe required at time o. sale
All conveyancing, recordipg, etc. at cost o.
RSt %shn tsrfS DAYS "a s'f fro@ day
otherwise the trustee reserves the rlent "
resell the property at the risk and cost t.. OF
published in Washington, d, c.. Further
terms to be announced at time Of sale.
HOBART L; ;.. MSHEEvTEH, TrI.,.
NOM adeI2SA5esa
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ADAM A. wEscHLER SON. Auetioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE APART
NEWT BUILDING. KNOWN As IN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE APART
MEMT Men vrFIE BpILD!No. c6N&N HM0WM yNr,s As THE
ETE5ATTSj sETTs AvENGE ne NoRTGwEsT iSG1 EssHsSAoAo-
BY virtue o. certain deed of trust, duly
recorded in Liber. No: el3o. folio l35 ct seq.
Of the land records OF the District Of Column
bia. and at the request of the party secured
thereby the Ss unSersisnsd trustees fS viii otter
rooms Of Adam A. Weschier 4 Son. $40
OMIT oNp DAY or j DEEcSEMBER, III 1880, AT + THREE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and situate in the District sas Of cS
the subdivision made by Samuel Ker, guard
corded in Liber No. IL. folio is. OF the. rec
ords of the once OF the surveyor Of the
els RiEss = combination Of lots IN said SQUARE
246. as per plat recorded In Liber 81. folio
Terms of sale. The above property will be
sold subject to prior deed of trust f9r
known at time Of sale; balance one -half
cash. the rema inder payable on or before
three years, with interest et per centum
per annum from day Of sale, interest pay.
ss Sc trn spon pfuperty By sold Ur
cash over trust ut option OF purchaser, A
deposit Of 900 required OF purchaser at
sale. All eonVeyanctng, recording and note.
rial fees at cost Of purchaser; Terms Of sale
day Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser after
nVe days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published In the city OF
PETER A. pRURY,
AUSTIN o. WALLER.
no20- &ds.exSu&hol Trustees.
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81; & oSSs sSf'Sa 7 sSSfI E Ray a;
O'CLOCK 2. NJ, the following described land
and premises; situate in the District OF Co,
nm6s1s' tss .sSyi:oL sS Tt Lot ndImhSred 2o
na@bepsd SIX 9. Whitnsy Close. s peer psF
the pstct IN Of hs G q 'hf
now known Tor purposes Of ssssssmsns M mel Ds. and
S sSs ssrs ,saFsy hSndEse me
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money to be paid In cash, balance In TIVE
e0uai instanmsnts. represented hy ,pFeH,-
issSSry sDS a note: OF pyseIhs:s! paysSls e one
annually. secured by deed OF trust upon
sos S.po.s M II efsh ssSo At s
chaser ana 81 iss f..I Al
days from day OF sale. Otherwise trustee
snd cost Of defauitinE purchaser, after avs
newspaper published in the city Of WASH
EscHE 1ND cTRUssT 81 GoSoMaiRANy.
BY HowAAp MosSN
- Wee President
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Aesistapt eeeretsEy.
1fs@vsfir@e1 An Ve=1 P@TS
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ADAM A. wEscHLER d SON. Auctionsers.
TRqpaRTo5vEb pRovEb sAAE RAEE SsTATHEAL 81 THALqAR5wK qAR5wKN M AZ
PkEMIaEs No. iSss cALIFoRNiA

PROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN as
ssFFFFMkFEaESS sFFkFa 4 W. NO. 1888 CALIFORNIA
recorded In Eber No. sS4s folio O. uss st S ssa.
St The land records Of the District Of Co
ss ssrsS f reSSsss q sP' rssssss sssss
wiz offer for sale by public auction, In trent
q SSo,,ah&Su IhS ppEsmiseSs; REM Sv On THyRSpAxS,o TFA
6Ts4A,R 6TktA ocL6eSSN W L6eSNkhER sM the ssiS soloAS. AE
S.f SSs fBissriSs Of S SSSiu@siSisi si % wiz Lst mum
division 81 iot numbered twelve tiS ia block
numbered three 90, "Washington Heights"
as per plat rseSoFded in the once oi the
IiSss County IT, IT, Hs toio iss; UH0'S ssId SiosR
poses 81 assessment and tasasicn dica as Dt sqssrs
vs aYadrfa @isS SSS mIsy.
contsinins ten ICONS ana two baths.
two equal instaiiments,' represented By the
DEESfmi,ssOTy pEfI notes Of the purchSssT: pay;
payable semi t-annuaity, secured BY deed Of
trust upon she property sold. or all. cash,
81 ao 0P.1n % ta' bSTchsssa Ss0s
sale AZ cSR.VsgsIpci1s o. sysI rseordins and
DAYS from day Of sas otSsrRiss tRn ts trnaEss t
reserves the right to resell the property at
sss!r q: rs. a has S ns s the
the city ei .WsshiSgton: P: "
AMERICAN o6SSgRHEEET. os5SSYgRHEEETy 8 TRUST
BY HOWARD ModRsSHtNsss' MoRSHN.ss
'essiAh 4 sAAssfiI:ttiNoroN,
. Assistant Secretary.
Evening star., 1930-12-01
AND AND TR5sTSc6bI2SA TR5sT Scc6bI2SANNE2 NJ
no26-d&ds.exsu&hoi vice PRESIDENT.
THOMAS J. OWEN q SON, AuoTIoNEERs
1891 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY FRAME DWELLING: sITuATE
NORTHEAST.
Bv virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in
Of the District Of Columbia, we shall sell in
front Of the premises on TUESDAY, THE
TWo.THIRTY o. o'cfocK P.M. lot numbered
enc % in block numbeEsd eleven lID in
trustees subdivision Of 'Woodridge." as per
plat. recorded IN the once Of the surveyor
10 at folios 5s and so; said block numbered
eleven (ln now known for purposes Of IS.
forty-three hundred and forty-one ttS4n.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance
at six per cent per annum, payable semi:
annually. Deposit, Of $4,000 reGuirsd ai
time Of sale, and the purchaser allowed
fifteen days from date Of sale to complete
the purchase. Further particulars at time
Of sale.
EDWARD c. HALTz,
VERNON @. OWEN,
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
(Continued.l
CLEVELAND PARK.
37O1 34th ST. NV.

NLEN ELAND INNN.
1902 34th ST. NV.
Semi-detached brick, 6 large
rooms and bath, hot-water heat
large double back porches, both
screened; newly papered and
painted throughout.
WIN. Fl. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 X ST. NV DISTRICT 1918.
WE HAVE JUST RENOVATED PROPERTY
1925 10th st. containing 9 rooms and 2
"-''' pEIRSSS-Y II RUSSELL COMPANY,
1881 K st. NV. National 1881
FOR RENT-SIX- ROOM HOUSE.
Modern improvements
1929 ST. NE Garage 81
COIORED SPECIALS EYE ST. N.E.-1l
rooms, two baths, s55. North .93l9, L G.
WINTERS, 1908 You st. NV Columbia lOlzS
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ADAM A. wEscHLER / SON. AuetiOnsers.
HOTEL HAsF1NcToN S ,Ig!SgdA yNG5ArMED BAG

HOTEL HARRINGTON UNCLAIMED BAG
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY
dE saxaN pAT AZ faRER 2H REeEMHsEcsk ooHock sp
we will sell at public auction. within tn!
sales rooms Of Adam 4, Weschler 4 Son, a2I
Guiding suit cases. handbags. mems suits
ladies' wearing apparel. laundry. miscellane,
items, to enforce the lien Of the Hotel Har.
rington for all chaEsea. Also all article:
articles receive received by By express and parcel pos
and not called for. and articles left hy guest,
in rooms in the fellowins names, viz; s. v
J NJ. Greene, O., wilder, W. b: Tyler. o. W
Eiehardson, A. Brandt 2. wilkins. W. M
mons and Goheen. All parties interested
please take nOtiee HOTEL HARRINGTON.
lith & y SITS. NV.
nol7,2A,del
Evening star., 1930-12-01
ist St., North Of r. !. Ave.

81, due HususE iess. Very easy terms. let
us show you this bargain.
WIN. III. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
iBie x -. NV. District iotss