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TIPS ON FOOT BALL
BY SOL METZGER.

It's a forward-passing formation
that Dartmouth takes when 1t lines
up as in the accompanying diagram,
though runs and punts are worked
from it. Ball goes back to 2, 10
yards behind the line, who gives
ground to the right rear. Note how
zone is cleared for the receiver,
back No. 4.
Both ends straight down and then
out wide to pull the rear defensive
backs with them. No. 5 out to the
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IN GRID HARNESS AGAIN

Miller Of Notre Dame Four Horse
men to Play for Charity.
CHICAGO, october % R).-Don
Miller, one of Notre Danes -four
horsemen," will gallop over the green
sward of Soldier Field again.
Miller today consented to play In the
lineup Of former Notre Dame stars In
q charity foot ball game with North
western University's former aces. The
game will be q preliminary TO the
Thanksgiving day Oregon State-West
Virginia University game, which VIII
be played for the benefit OF the Chi
cago unit of the Shriners' hospitals fol
crippled children.
other noted Notre Dame stars include
Jack Elder, Rex Enright, Fred Collins
Bud Gebert, Art Parisien, Jack Cnevig'
ny and Butch Connell, backs; Adam
walsh, center and captain Of the foul
horsennen team; Tim Moynihan, Jack
Cannon, Noble Kizer, Purdue's coach
Dick Locke and Hunk Anderson, line
men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-23
IN TRIM FOR BOUT

Loughran, Maier In Light-Heavy
GO in Milwaukee Tonight.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, october % CF1.-
Their training completed, Tommy
Loughran, Philadelphia, former world
champion light and Davie
Maier, Milwaukee. aspirant into big
time circles rested today prior to their
scheduled 10-round fight here tonight.
Lcughran expects TO weigh IN at
taleo, Chicago, and Jimmy Gibbons, ct.
Paul, heavyweightS, are billed for eight
rounds on the semi.wind-up.
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SEEKS TO REGAIN TITLE

Thompson Is Eager TO Recover
welter Laurels From Freeman.
CHICAGO, october 23 Rl.-Young
Calf, wants to win back the world
welterweight championship.
Negotiations were opened by the Chi
cago Stadium today to match Thomp-'
son with his conqueror, Tommy Free
man of Hot Springs, Ark, for q title
match at lat pounds, the last week In
November or the first week In De-
cember.
Cleveland, the city In which Freeman
won the championship, by outpointtng
the Oakland Negro in 10 rounds, also Is
bidding for q return match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-23
RACE BETTING DECLINES

Much Less on Canadian Tracks in
1880 Than Last Year.
OTTAWA, Ontario, October % R.-
Betting at Canadian race tracks in 1890
fell far below the level of 1929, accord
ing to figures released.
During the 332 days Of racing this
wear the total amount wagered was
only 438,O07,l46, compared with S45,-
SsO,e45 during 335 days Of racing IN
The decrease was tT,S7S,ess. or II
Der cent.
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halfback, four and one-half yards
back and slightly to the right Of
center.
Heller, left wing back, teams with
MacMurdo, veteran left end, to pin
the defensive right tackle. Lewis,
right guard, comes out alone to
screen the defensive right end.
Lewis Is the key blocker in the
play. He delays long enough to
allow Quatse. left tackle, playing to
the right due to the unbalanced line,
HiEschberg, right end, and Walin-
chus, fullback, TO sweep past.
Lewis comes directly back and to
the left, where he gets a good side
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NAVY SPLITS AT SOCCER

ANNAPOLIS, October "a The
Naval Academy split even in the dou-
BILE bill. of soccer ct Annapolis yester-
day. The varsity defeated Western
victims to Baltimore Polytechnie BY
the same score. -..
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GRID NEWS BAN LIFTED.

COLUMBIA, 8. O., October % OF1.
The ban announced by athletic au-
thorities on play-by-play news accounts
ana broadcasting Of the annual South
Carolina Clemson fair week game to-
day has been rescinded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-23

CHICAGO, october % tR).-"Red"
Maher, halfback at Notre Dame in
1928, today was added to the De
Paul University foot ball coaching stan
as an assistant to Head Coach Eddie
Anderson
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GOLF PROS AFTER COIN
Start Shooting Tomorrow 10
5000 Salt Lake City Purse.

5000 Salt Lake City Purse.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, October "a
CD:-PTcfessional golfers, including ia
their ranks Al and Abe Espinosa Of
chicago and George Won Elm, recently
turned professional, today faced their
1inal practice round in preparation for
the 5000 open tournament tomorrow.
Such nationally prominent golfers as
Walter Hagen, Tommy Armour and
Johnny Farrell have indicated they win
participate.
G. e. Clark Of Tulsa, Okla. shot a
brilliant SO in O warm-up round. his
score being under par. Raj Guldahl of
Dallas, Tex. and several other visiting
stars have Jolted par In practice.
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Gives" PLAY SATURDAY.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, October
23 R-The Charlottesville "Fives,"
national midget foot ball champions.
eleven Saturday at Williamsburg In q
prelude to the night game between
william and Mary and Bridgewater.
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BAsKETERS TO MEET.

Candidates Tor the basket bali team
Ct Company G., l2lst Engineers, Dis
trtct National Guard, viii meet tonight
% Q O'Clock. The team has secured the
use Of the Central High School gym.
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BY OSSIE SOLEM.
Drake University Coach.

Written for the Associated Press.
Jock Sutherland, a pupil of War
ner,s at Pittsburgh, succeeded the
old man when the great coach went
to Stanford. He has carried on in
great style. Naturally his style of
play is that OF his teacher.
Jocks pet Is an off-tackle play to
the short side from the two wing
back formation with an unbalanced
line.
The ball is snapped to Hood, right
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FIGHTER 10 INVADE.

MILAN, Italy, October a. (R.-AI-
fredo 1inda, italian champion cyciist
VIII leave October 20 for New York
TO take part In the six-day bicycle races
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-23
HOCKEY PILOT SHIFTS.

DETROIT, october az Rl.-Bernie
Morris; who managed the Hamilton
Ontario, entrant in the international
Hockey League last year, has been
named pilot Of the Detroit Oiympics,
member of the same loop.
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swipe block at the defensive right
end, who has had ample time to get
away in deep, and seemingly has an
open tackle at Hood. Lewis APP
parently comes from nowhere 70
spill him.
Hood is taking O pass while watt
ing for interference to get ahead of
him, then he follows behind Q
phalanx of interference formed by
Quatse, Hirschberg and Walinchus.
The center and right tackle plug
the holes left by Lewis and Quatse,
and Baker, quarterback, playing on
the right wing, keeps the defensive
left tackle out Of the play.
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GERMAN BIKER ENTERS
Buschenhagen VIII Ride in Chi
caeo International Race.

CHICAGO, October 23 (R.--Paul
Buschenhagen, Germany,s bike-riding
sensation, today entered Chicago's
twenty-fourth international races, which
open at Chicago Stadium November 8.
Buschenhagen won four six-day races
in Europe last Winter and finished sec
ond in another.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-18
LOvGg Legion Danes
Pick Officers Here

Election of officers Of the Ma
Alonal Society of Danes Of the
Loyal Legion was announced yes
berday ut. the conclusion of q meet
ing Of the society at the willard
Hotel.
Those elected were Mrs. Percy
Echelly. Philadelphia, president;
MRS. Logan Tucker, senior vice
president; Mrs. wellington @.
HUNT. Detroit. junior vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Isabella L. Thompson,
New jersey. recorder; Mrs.
Charles Q. Cook, Detroit, treas
llrer; Mrs. Frank b. King. Wash
tngton. registrar: Miss Edna B.
ruby. indiana, historian, and
Mrs. Samuel Reber. New York,
chancellor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-18
2-DGy CGdiz Fire
Fatal to TIUentU

MANILA, April ID uNSJ.-
More than. q score Of persons
were dead and several thousand
homeless today as the result Of
a two-day fire ct Cadiz, in the
province of Occidental Negros.
Members of the Red Cross are
hurrying to the stricken town,
while food and clothing is being
dispatched from nearby cities.
Cadiz is a city of about % 900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-18
Police Plan Appeal
On II. s. Air Ruling

DETROIT, April Is u.NS0 =
The ruling of the Federal Radio
Commission that police broad.
casting stations can be on the
air only two minutes out of each
80 will make Detroit's police sta
ton virtually worthless, according
to Superintendent Patr4ck
O'Grady.
The department plans to appeal
the ruling, 1t is said.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-18
Camp Institute Due
For ODeninn MOndnu

The Washington Council Of
Social Agencies viii open its an
nual summer camp training In
stitute at Kamp Kahlert Monday,
continuing through Thursday,
The institute, which will be at
tended by camp directors from
Washington, Philadelphia, has as
its purpose provision Of training
for camp leaders.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-18
National Choir Sings
'CrucifiriOn' Tonight

"The Crucifixion," sacred can
tata composed by Stainer, win be
sung tonight at the Universaltst
National Memorial Church ny the
National Capital Choir. under the
direction aof Albert w. Harmed.
The soloists are Eugene Dahl,
Lynn Gillchrest and Edwin
Singer, tenors, and Warren Adams
and Ralph Balliette, hasSos.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-18
OLDEST LAWYER DEAD

CUMBERLAND, Md, April l8.
James A. McHenry, the oldest
member of the Allegheny county
bar, and associated with the late
United States Senator George L.
Wellington in banking and pub.
lie service corporation enterprises,
Is dead at his home here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-18
MUSICIANS PROMOTED

The bandmasters of Army
bands are to the given commits
stoned rank under terms of a
Senate bill passed late yesterday.
In time Of war Army bandmaSters
will take the grade of major and
in peace times they may reach
the rank Of captain.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-18
Shrine Club to OpeE,
During Easter Week

The Almas Temple. Ancient and
Accepted Order Of Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine, at Thirteenth and
* Streets N. W., will open Q new
clubhouse during Easter week.
The event will be marked by a
series Of programs. beginning
Monday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-18
HOWARD sEvRE HoNORED

Howard z. Severe, president Of
the Washington American Bust
ness Club. has been elected Lieu.
tenant governor Of the seventh
district Of the national organiZa-
ton and has also been appointed
chairman of the national COM
mission on scholarships Of the
organization.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-18
455 Artists Submit
2.4OO Works to Juru

CLEVELAND, April Is tINs.).
The annual. May exhibition Of
works hy Cleveland artists and
craftsmen at the Museum Of Art
is expected to be the largest event
Of its kind ever held.
Four hundred and fifty-five art
lists have submitted more than
2,40O pieces Of work to the Jury
Of Judges.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-18
MISS BLACKBURN TO WE'D

STAUNTON. Va. April 18.-Dr.
and Mrs. Albert Strayer Kemper,
of "Bagota," at nearby Lynnwood,
announce the engagement Ct
their daughter, Elizabeth Black
burn, to George Frederick Switzer,
of Hsrrisonburg, Va. The wedding
will take place in June.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-18
ADvERTlsEMEMT
POSLAM BEGINS
TO HEAL YOUR
SKIN At ONCE

You don't have to guess whether
Poslam IL doing you good. You
KNOW It is, because the very fret
application stops all the itching ana
your tortured skin feels cool ana
comfortable at last. POsIam 10 30
concentrated that o single box win
often heal the stubbornest eruption.
At all druggists. Soc.
EnE s Es:s. n co.; 81. ST 81 r r.
~ Nss vsk clts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-18

Give the family q house they can
call THEIR HOME -. yOuH find IL
easy 20 make O selection from Times
Classified Ads.
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sALE-HoUsES.
lcQntinued.l
A REAL VALUE.
ONLY $3.50.

CLOSE 18th ST. CAR LINE.
This home IL conveniently located 10 all
mems Of transportation, echoois and stores
mo1ern improvements. Colonial type, with
) bic porcheBa hardwood doors. sacrifice.
Idneoln 1874.
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,WANTED--NfONRY

MAN WITH RESPONSIBLE POSITION
wants %. borrow. $1,000 on we'll ir60fsed
note; will pay $50 per month. ineluding In.
terest. Addfess BOZ 2ei-D, star once.
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nEAn STnRAGE.
RENT--DESK SPACE.
SALE--FARMS;-

FURNISHED DESK SPACE, WITH USE or
typewriter, $40 per month.
212 Victor Building.
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E EbEHyUENp "a. 7ksE EN2hMkAiScgE. !.
nos2. q, ea.des,l - - - Tfassets
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESGHLBR q SON, Auctioneef6.
TRUSTEES SALE or Two-sroEY nRtcE
RyEii l ms Ey,r Fl, LYONS SqE RAfh. Etkc'

TSusTEEs' rs, SALE OF yoj Two ISEs STORY 7RfcE
81 S Slr sss fr sS SssSss y Il. sass..
G0 Rtus e dss. Ri NJ ass Sss s
s6n f T o q eoT 81 % su1
AZ FOUR ocLocK PM. the foii9winS:
f psres of aDs aS Drs 0 iS s
sss. S as per 4e pas rscorded IN LiSsf
e. dga &c ae 81 81 ne ne EssS5s Sss Sss
described as follows: BEGINNING for the came
in r. street az point distant ~ feet wet
lag thence West in said street stso ieeg 70
i;ss Nos: ssS saa sss street BEL III skss /.
wall s2SS feet 70 the "S north line Of said io
ss,ss isss 70 the place Of SsPinpi9s 70 q, q
$500 Plus accrued interest, particYIaft o.
Terms Of sale over and sSoys said sFg g
money to be paid IN cash. balance in two
sorry notes Of purchaser. payable Ia one and
.TS y esT Of Tsn ipssTsSSs e
al eas 81 G az oSti6 q pure pSrekassf SsSo
O. saSS TsSreS 81 sd
complied with within thirty DAYS from da$
e e i 4sss bTODsrss t 81 e &
t tt 81 speS ,!esais IN. some newspaper
DnSii'hsd in w oo1i IPfssqsi ;. & SSa0opEs.
wAlfssEEo 8 ssEs Hsst Wv.
dei-dAds.exeu rfa. - TrustaesA :
ADAM a WFS6Hf, fR 4 Son, Aucti0neeres
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u Ans HFlAKESSssTF 0SEoEe AZ.
de4-d&ds.exsu -, Vice PTSsideiat.

EhOS. y. OWEN p SON, AUCT1CNKkRS,
TRUSTEES l sStE 70 81 W yAE EtKEit punp.
g TMRNETs N55ggafEETWA EsTA AND ALLISON
By virtue Of z csrtaln Il, DECD q trust. duIs
St 8a the l8 & r ss e 81 P BIZ bs cs
sss 1 nfss Hons d rgsssi VII ssn a.
bHE. Ap 1850. az NvaI TAiRf T o poaC5k
PM. the followii g-described land and preiils
isea. situate In the District OF Columbus. and
saars ibersd asS s1i as ~ Der plSs Seccrdsa
IL the once of surveyor f9f TIE District Of
SSinIgnSis n 14beE q ct folio q. sia Iosk
o. ios 40 described ss beeIpnins fcr slle
III q siqi n ssse zee es sG' lS PS se
Tee s q sh saS North 0 IS uas ss s essss
feet, and thence south TO- feet to the plats
Of beginning. in square numbered 27ol. fs
pToysmsnts and subject 70 the restrictions
Terms fSiu; Of sale: Ten par cent Of the pus-
or. before three years after date, With inter
sss e. SaH Rsr e sssrsa per ssd
optioa OF the purchaser. 4 deposiit q. q
an conveyanQing, recQrdine, etc, at cost g
ss Within tSifty Sass sei rom y ~ q s
SsssI ss SfSsssss 81 hs yIsk s 90 soss
dekaultihe PURCHASED alter iiYe daVes Agvtks
tlssmeht ~ theh Fesale a 1onAk hSalbslsE
sssS'alr 4 ~,
surviving 1tlAlfeel
ne2s g IN 81. 2ie...=.-,s.A..1...
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4 IUS. Tgce;S sALIE:y,.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER & SOM Auctionsets.
TRySTEI1ESs' sAaLEE or ,yAIEUARLn gHRHES

ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON, Auetioneets.
TRUSTEES SALE or vALuApLR THRRR-
STORY BRICK. DWELLING NO. iS5a
CALIFORNIA STREET NV go"
BY virtue 81 certain deed % trust, duly
recorded in Liber Ne. e3IA folio 349 ct. see,
81 the land records OF the District 81 Cos
iaInola; and e. the request % the nafty
s S Cer s cr sss g ne S ss sas: x @
pE Us p fEy an On
F6uURR. FfFFkEN 6'uroecSK@ ~ PM. The scilDH~s
mig described land and premises. Situate IA
the District oi Solambia, e. VII: LQs 81 q
.'Washlngton Heiehts'' as per plat recorded
Of Columbia n Ii6er county II st foiio isS.
Terms of sale: Cne-foNrth, OF the pure
chase money to be paid in cash. balance In
three equal instellments, represented BY
pronlissory notes of purchaser, payable IN
one, two and three years, With interest At
sin per cent per amman from. day OF sale,
payable semi-annuails, secured BY deed OF
trust upon property sold, or all aasAp ~
option OF purchaser. n deposit on $500 re-
CURED OF pNfchaser sc time OF sale. All
recording and notartal fees
at cost OF purchaser. Terms 81 sale 20 %
complied with within thirty days from day
of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property at risk and cost Of de-
faultins purchaser, after iive days ad-
vertisement OF such resale IN some news
paper published in WashingtQn,A ID. @,
ERAMK, a HIIRSs
,.n,S 1s a. as a w. AAS1 fSfstst1sn
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S8,560-SI.006 CASH, BALANCE ARRANGED.
for 22-a. rich land on county toad, near
w, p. q A. elec. and Pa. r.. r.; or. and b.
500 cash. balance monthly; price $3.50,
on county road, near Bell Station, Md. 5-a.
several nearby Nd. and va places Tor sale
cheap terms, or rent reduced.
n, 81 .RYQN CO.. 1915 nj. Il. Ave- 341s 14tls
POULTRY FARM. THREE ACRES, THREE
miles Distiict: poultry house cost IS, 9o0i In
Cubat0rs. Breeders, etc; 90 beautiful apple
trees and over 1900 5-year-old srape vines
R%I sg DE sHAzo 4 MsNAP' Bond BIDS.
SACRIFICE nay BEAUTI-
full 4-room bangalow, bath, electricity, for
s2.g5S, paayable, $50 cash. balance l ssS Per
on premises from 10 am. TO 8 pm. daily.
1900 Gault pl. me-, DeanEood. VIII sell
Arst that comes. Immediate possession.
tet Ga g zsth 81. wsf dCWn 4zsh q dau&
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Trustees' Sale Of Valuable Brick
Garage, No. 2I21 18th Street
NV, Fronting 40 Feet on
14th Street by q Depth Of 40

By virtue Of certain cesa .pt trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. S044, folio % 81. SEQ,
or the land records Of the pistrict Of Ce-
lunnbla,. and at the request Of the party se3
offer for sale by public auction y front
ELEVENTH DAY or DEcEMBEE 1880, 20
FOUR-TH1RTY O'CLOCK p M, the fQlloWs
the District Of Columbia, TO wit: Lot 200 n
isaac Pearson's combination Of lots II
square 1 Plat tscSgFd sSs q sss os q
Ire surveyor. Of the District Of Columbia
Terms Of sale: The above property VII y. %
sso. 900 AZ per cent due. October 30, Is3fi
balance dne-foufth cash, the femainaer Day
able in equal iTistaIInents ct one, TO end
seciire6 by . second deed Of trust upon
property: sold. or all cash. gver. tsgss z. g
Snired d purchaser, It time cf sale; All
convsganciIiR. recording and notafial ices ~
cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale TO Be com.
piled with within thirty days from. DAY Of
sale otherwise the deposit may be foffelted
or without forfeiting deposit trustees nay
avail themselves of any LEGAL or euuitepie
rights against defaultiGg purchaser:
CHARLES II. BAUMANe
CTIAPIN u. KAUFMAN, "a
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EXCHANGE.

BEAUTIfUL GROOM & b., AMI. HOME,
large grounds. chicken yard, gatage, etc, for
city home. Met. 1900. Clev. 0216.
EQUITY IN DETROfT SUBURBAN RESI-
dence as down payment on about 10 acres
with about 2O0@foUt frontage on Baltimore
blvd; state price and terms. Address BOX
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WAlTEF. q. ENdLdaH,..
$40 d Streek NV.
def-d&ds.exf3u % TruateesA
ADAM A WE5CafER a Son. -Auetioneera
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aALE-.AcRRAnK.

f20 LARGE BUfLDIN0 SITES, NEARBY
Nd; 14,5g0; terms; bargain. Also two acres,
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SIX ROOMS, u ACRES GARAGE; GOOD
gravel road, g miles QUIT $40 month until
April @. D. MUN5ON, Arlington Va. CIaf.
BROOM ENGLHSH COTTAGE WITH NOD
ern eauipment including electric refrigeratori
for sale $780, iOf te q S per Month
AURORA HILLS HOMES, Inc.
q Phone Clarendon 1857 81
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ADAM SssiaA 4. WssoHTEE SON. zassiShssTs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALQABIM. M
EE3yEp. RE sl E 81 1TyvI KN9WE laas

PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN A
pEEMISEs no. 4ss NEWTON PLAOE
recorded sS sI'I Il Eber No. asa foliS sos Sea-
Of the land records Of the. District Of Colunls
bia, and at the request Of the party secuxeq
thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustee VIII oner
or ssis By pulls seti9 TI Il ri tSSRI q A
O'CLOCK PM. the foilowtng. descfiRed lard
and premises. situate in the pietriet .e1 Ges
Ilnss q Eit: lot ,gr1nsssfeH tNsssz SO so
Shannone Intorporated. Of lots !n bl9eA
numbered elk f63, ssWhitieE Qlese." 81 PET
plat recorded IN the once Of the survivor
for the District Of Columbia In Lbef ~. Ae
folio 15s said block numbered six go betn4
taxatic i IS square numbered thirty hundrgd
and thirty-live (3035), together with inl-
provenlents consisting Of two-story BRICK
dwelling sig THos q aS one Sssa
money TO be paid in cash. balance in two
equal Instruments. REPRESENTED by prom.
iss9ry notes of gsIfchasss; psysHe n on. one
sTr h sscSred u1 81 deed Of trust UPON
property sold. or all cash. at option 81 pure
chaser. A deposit of $500 required OF puf.
chaser at sale. All cunveyancine, recording
FERNS sa no ss 5. ds ss S Sh q within sSs
reserves the right to resell property. .Ak risk
and cost of ,defaultinE purchaser. after I'VE
news szer paSsd q II S sEs s cs 81 %
AND. TRUST ,coMg AK
By HOWARD MOAN
(Seal1 Attest;.x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04

asia RHODE ISLAND AvE. NJ .
water. Possession Jan. /, 1891.
Bent. ReasonAble.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04
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ADAM A. WESCHAkE q SOM Auctteneq19s
TRusTtE,s SALE Or vALuAAfA M
a. Uses 1857 NEWTON STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of certain deed al trust ally
OF the land records al the District Of CO.
lpmbia, and at request o. party secured
thereby, the UNDERLINED trustee will offer
tot sale BY public Auetion, vi front Of .tke
premises. on MONDAY TIE sT1ETEENLH
PAY OF DECEMBER 1880; ar Fouh-
dssdFbed iGna od prees t ssuass f9 ~ gSe
District of Columbia. to wit: Lot numbered
seven hundred thirteen (7l3l Of Emanuel
Speich's subdivision Of the tinsubdividkd por-
eight (S4SI in James Tally and others sub
division Of lots in 8. p. Browns subdivision
o.. part. Of Mount Pleasant" as per plat
rec IL y ts USs q Ias
SAID property known for puEposes of asssas-
Terms Of sale. One-thifd Of the pufenk66
money to be paid in cash, the balance In two
equal installnnentss represented By pf6misSofy
years. with interest AZ per cent per ailflil
from day; Of sale, payable semi AanuAiIzs
Sg q FL q 800 At ses Sgsa 81 Tshs a sss
All cqnveyanelng, recording and fiotaflAi
fees at cost of purchaser. Terms 10 BE com.
piled with within thirty days from day Oh
SALE. otherwise trustee reserves the rieht 70
resell property, Of risk and cost Of defaults
ing purchaser, after i've days advertisement
of such resale In some newspaper published
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