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GAIN the schedule mal.n

GAIN the schedule makers who tx
~ the dates for golf tournaments
~ around washington have run
into snag. As announcements
Of the District amateur championship
tourney were received ut the member
clubs Of the District of Columbia Golf
Association today, listing the title chase
for the Burning Tree Club on Septem-
Der 10 and IL, 1t was recalled that the
Maryland State open golf champion
ship is scheduled for one Of the days
on which the District amateur win be
played.
The Maryland open. which has
vastly increased treasure chest this year
with something more than $1,000 10
shoot for, u carded ct Congressional
on September IL. On that day the
District amateurs win be winding up
their war over ct Burning Tree, only
. mile or two away. But as far as
participating in both tournaments by
. few Of the local amateurs Is con-
cerned. the two clubs might be thou
sand miles apart.
The major golf organizations Of this
territory are on the friendliest terms
and apparently want to avoid conflicts,
but twice during two years an avoidable
clash has come between major dates for
golf events. Last year the dates for the
Chevy Chase Club tourney and that of
the Baltimore County Club confiicted.
It does not mean anything particu-
larry, as far as the District amateurs
are concerned, for probably none of
them has chance to go anywhere In
the Maryland open, but the war chest
Of the open would be increased for the
pros by few kopeks at the entry fee
OF IS II the tournaments were made
available for the amateurs.
The District championship, according
to the announcements by Secretary
William G. Barr. Is open to amateur
members Of clubs In the District Asso-
citation having handicaps of IA or less.
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TENNIS ACES LEAD
BRITISH-U. S. CLASH
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
n YEW YORK. August e.--Helen
M Wills Moody. l1nerowned queen
" Of American tennis, and Betty
Nuthall, British star, lead the
Wightman Cup teams Of the United
States and Great Britain into action
tomorrow ct Forest Hills. hut they are
not scheduled to meet In what may be
the deciding match OF the international
series until Saturday.
Chosen the number one players Of
their teams, Mrs. Moody opens the Sc
ries Of seven matches against Phyllis
Mudford, who was placed second on the
British list. and Miss Nuthall follows
against Helen Jacobs OF Berkeley, Calf
The line-up for these two matches
will be reversed for the concluding sin
giles matches Saturday with Queen
Helen and her British rival staging the
final encounter.
A third singles match win be played
Friday, Mrs. l.. A. Harper Of Oakland,
Calf, first ranking American player
and runner-up TO Miss Nuthali for the
American singles title last Fall, meeting
Dorothy Round.
The withdrawal Tuesday Of Mrs.
Marion zinderstein Jessup, wilmington,
Del, veteran, brought q change In the
American doubles lineup. Mrs Hazel
Hotchkiss Wightman, donor Of the
trophy, had planned to act Is nom
playing captain this year, but when
Mrs. JeSsup dropped out, she decided 10
step into the breach and Sarah Paifrey.
little Boston star, was added TO the team
to serve as her doubles partner.
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It will be noted that Thorn had a
birdie 3 on the dificult fifteenth hole,
which is q par 4 affair from the front
tee, played on the second nine, and a
par on the first nine from the back
tee.
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ID. C.. Golfers Fail
In Muny Tourney

CT. PAUL, MINI, August 6.-The
- national public links champion
ship moved into its match play
phase over the Keller course today,
with all five washington entrants In
the tourney on the side lines, unable
to qualify for the match play rounds.
With 157 as the deadline for quail
.fication, all the Washington entrants
went over 100 for the two qualifying
rounds. Bradley H. Burrows, Wash
ington municipal links champion,
scored 84-78-162; John Connolly
scored S0-8l-16l; Harlan viii had
S7--81-168, and Robert Burton
scored 84-S8-172. Wesley w. Bill
ings, non-member Of the Harding
Cup team, scored o0-85-165.
Burrows putted poorly yesterday,
while the others had trouble through
the fairways. Connolly started
over par for the first three holes.
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COCHET IS SILENT
ON BECOMING PRO
Paris Paper Declares That
Great Tennis Star Will
Remain Amateur.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, August 6.-Henri Cochet,
stalwart French defender Of the Davis
Cup and the worlds leading amateur
tennis player, has declined to answer
yes" or 'no" TO q question as to
whether he intended to become pro-
fessionaI.
Cochet's friends said several days ago
he told them he intended to turn pro-
feSsional, but lie Temps yesterday
printed an article saying It had been
authorized to state that Cochet had
no intention at present Of leaving the
amateur ranks and had not been ap-
preached to turn professional.
LIE Temps said:
I'VE are authorized to say that at
present Cochet seeks In nowise to be-
come q professional and that. moreover,
up to now no proposition Of that nature
has been made to him"
Jack Curley, who has managed the
professional. tour in the United states
Of William T. Tilden, is In Europe and
is expected In Paris today.
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Pointers on Golf
BY SOL MErzGER.

During the recent national open
at Inverness, ! spent q most inter-
esting evening with George Duncan,
member Of the British Ryder Cup
Team and former open champion
Of his country, George has made
q deeper study of golf than any
other professional In the British EN-
pire. thereby neglecting his play in
order to arrive at sound solutions
for the benefit Of his pupils.
Duncan desires to correct an err
roneous impression regarding one
getting his weight into the swing.
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ANDERSON is MENDED
Cults Hospital Saturday to Garry
on Grid Coaching Glass.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. August (R.--
leave the Mayo Brothers Hospital, at
Rochester. Mimi. Saturday. for re-
turn to South Bend. to direct o two
week coaching course.
Anderson has been convalescing from
successive illnesses with meningitis and
appendicitis. He viii he assisted by
Junior Coach Jack Chevigny and End
Coach Ike Voedisch.
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DOEG ON S|DE[|NES,
VICTIM OF MANG|N
G. U. Star, Suffer, Vines, Lott
In Semi-Final Round at
Southampton.

ny the Associated Press.
- nyTTuAMpTON
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sMAC" SMITH SHAMES PAR
Adds 90 to Record 0S to Be 4 Up
IN Long Island Open.

BAYsHoRR. N. r., August a..
a great round Of 80 by Macdonald
smith. recent winner Of the metro
politan open. put the famous Scot far
out In front Of the field In the Long
Island open championship. He set q
new record Tuesday with SO. He
bad . four -stroke lead ct the 36-hole
mark with 1877.
The veterans closest and apparently
only serious rival was why Cox, the
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Dates for ID. c. Amateur Event
Conflict With Maryland Open

As usual. the tourney will b ct y
holes medal play.
Entries must be sent TO Or. Barr. $3.50
N street. before pm. Tuesday, Sep
tember Q.
Privileges Of the Burning Tree course
are extended to all entrants In the tour
ney on September Z, Q and 0.
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Training Bid Olympic Games Los angeles 1913
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

r OUIS FUCHS. q member Of the
public links team from WASH
tngton In the national public
links championship last year, has
turned professional. Fuchs 10 teaching
golf at driving course on Wisconsin
avenue. A fine player and one Of the
best amateurs ever turned out by the
public courses. Fuchs has played In q
few Of the invitation tournaments about
washington.
A RTHUR B. THORN, pro at the
4 \ Woodmont Country Club, had a
great chance to shatter his own
record for the woodmont course the
other day. but lost 1t when he took SIS
on the sixteenth and eighteenth holes.
Out In 35. which is par for the first
nine. Thorn picked up four brides In
the flrst six holes and was on his way
to new record. possibly q Sc, when
he underplayed his second shots to the
sixteenth and eighteenth holes He got
6e. He has had a half dozen SIS over
the last two or three years.
On the latest occasion he was playing
with Frank williams, Leo Walper and
nacA 0AtOLSys kdCfc Is Tine way MS score
went. with par for the course:
Out-Par ...4 90 543 As
Thorn ....4 a. 5 4 8 5-35
In-Par ....4 4 a 8 A. 8 $3.50
Thorn ....S 43 1895 3 5-33-68
It will be noted that Thorn had a
birdie 3 on the dificult fifteenth hole,
which is par affair from the front
tee, played on the second nine, and a
par on the first nine from the back
tee.
MEMBERS Of the woodmont Coun-
4vx try Club are looking forward to q
gala day Of golf on their annual
field day, which now Is scheduled for
August 20. The complete schedule for
the field day has not yet been made up,
and because Of possibility it may con-
fiict with the exhibition match at In
dian Spring In which Billy Burke and
George Won Elm are scheduled to ap-
pear on August 20, It may not be held
on that day, but 1t viii be held late
In August and WIN be the usual BAN
ner affair.
A mixed foursome tournament will
be played at the Woodmont Club on
August .. The regular Wednesday
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17O4 Conn. Ave. Dec. 1888.
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SAIr--TNvrgTnFKNT rROPERTY.

SMALL IMMINENT HOUSE. GOOD con- !
diticn; elec. ref; $500 above hrst trust;
house that " bargain. Act today, Met |
$3.50 evenings, 0eoreia 2403. is
> SMALL HOUSES RENTED FOR t27.s0 |
month. Price, sl,O5o. n. A. HUMPHREYS /
coo North Capitol &c. ICE
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ADAM A. wHscELER 8 SONS. Auettcneass.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE or

AASnA1 "a WN1G11AA@N - nSrN1s A@&ssOneNsbs
UNITED states M4RsHALfs SALE or
out Of t Ire slerkt enc. os tie supTsns
cash. Is fpsn. " s y Ru snsrs ssI e M
81 I strs Uass Nv Wsshin Ssss 'c Is
Two ocLs2CK on FRIDAY uEp-
dsscf.bsS land: PsEts % loo % q SsETys,
SION Of Metropolis view" dsseribsa 1s foi-
i . Beginning for ne same e the inter.
siiey As shown cn plat recorded g shs slssss.
line Of that part Of said ios 50 1 cenveysS u
sas n ST;S S:r g 'an e t Ss0S y q
land records OF the District Of Columbiei
TaPs sSasTs ns e &c sss ssag
Of that part 81 said LOT conveyed 30 the
SIssIi,smor: CITY y dssd ssssa csssssT sTtS:
otE 1 sa sSS u q ne I'll. snf he .'ssfs.
erly line OF said deed and the easterly ling
SoysmSsr istR isOs ana d resord.d sR oyemSeE
27th. 1905. In Iiber 5000. &c folio ISL, Of
ssns:ss s SSesls. Il S = .. sssa We e
corded March 2sth. le1l. ~ Lleer 4S04. a.
IGllo ss2 q s .SS lpgd FssSTds' thence south
ana VIE and the nortnerly line or the land
s tSo ss sRd . TssGTssS p Ss
along Irwin.s Parcel. which is alse the east
sc scO g. sSusS fee. e e N, s ess
line Of DennIson and Reeds suhdivisden.
County oio ~ thence via wiz b e Sfs
line north So as east to the west line 81
q Sc Ss.S as
is4. OF said land records; thence with said
fooSnt eonass S anS thi sSrs
so feet; t2) north 81 l. east asa feet 10
another line Of said Laundry Cooperation ..
iinenss que a noFth TO the NEST ncrtA
the wesers hG ne d tha, e pss. y sa s e
MeS sh 1871 ana ss des S TSsr
thence north f0 along The vest line Of Wi
st q way p scToss q sssd isna SeserSsd
deed recorded in Liber 45e1, az folio 4ss, 81
SAID land records. and also subject 70 sever
as described in deed SeeorSe6 in y raSSr a1S4.
at folio 46e. Of said land records; SAID
s sSoye 6ssssised property being nov Known
parcels isiTisS ana e isInlint ana taxsuon a.
Note: Parcel iyfti3s contains e.slis acre
as 1850 square test parcel lsLi4s ccntainS
property Of the defendant. Richard ID.
Phelps. and sold to satisfy judGment 81
Laurence, a. Slaughter. Howard 4 TsSioT..
2 committee under deposit agreement
s ga haSsys o 1880 and Is trustees fo
under. :
and FOR IKE i Di.tris a'; Il dc si1@sis.
se4-2ftnc
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'THokkAa J. OWEN & SON AUCTIoNEERs
1881 EYE ST NV


TRVs1rEs SALE OF o, yAALgZAgLE gEAL
5H5s d bpc kEEo 8 8oA5 5H E EAsTEEF
gTRKET. AND HAVING A FRoNTAGE
OF lso FEET Eta AND d. 4 TWO.sToEY De
mo EIGHT ROOMS. TWO BATHS AND
TWO-CAR BUnT-N GARAGE, KNOWN
as Mrs 1901 WARREN STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust. re-
land records of the District Of Columbia.
therssy the nnaersignsd win sell at 'f pusc
SMS spSSspnY FaR qrR RI RTfm pSY 81
sTETSTEnH IeSR 1891. o coM1IM 1 At
following described land and premises. situ-
ate in the District Of Columbia and helms
(4o), inclusive in subdivision made BY Mag
gle polwarth and Martha Buckley IN
sixty-six !IsssJ. as per plat recorded in the
once OF the surveyor for the District OF Co
beHea ss.ne ts : no s1hd az sion made 81
Maggie Pclwarth and Martha +. Buckley in
square numbered nineteen hundred and
, Surveyors ONCE. in ki6er 90 at folio ST. upon
"" Terms Of sale: The above-described prop
critics are e be sSd separately ely s 3, lot
be sold subject to said deed-of-trust indebt-
ness: All cash over and above said deed Of
trust. 6dl0 lois t0lICy-ScVen NofJ 10 IQfby
f40l to be sold all cash. Interest and taxes
to be paid or adjusted to date of sale. A
deposit of $3.50 on each of lots thirty-seven
SD to forty t4o) and $500 on lot ffty-nine
.SO will be required e. the time Of sale.
of purchaser. Good title or no sale. Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
1901 days from day of sale, otherwise de-
posit will be forfeited and property resold at
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after
i've go days advertisement OF. such resale
in some newspaper published in Washing
ton, d. G.
WILLIAM p. BENSON.
Surviving Trustee.
Gas 18th st. NV.
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THOs. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS.
1881 EYE ST. NV.

TRU6TEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
CONSISTING OF NINE COMMERCIAL
ON BLADENsBURG ROAD. AND ,,,, Is2
WIDE IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN
AS GREEN GABLES"
By virtue of certain deed of trust. duly
recorded in Liber 6174, at folio 155, among
bia. and at the. request Of the. parties Sc;
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees VIII
sell at public auction, on the premises az
the southeast corner Of Bladensburg road
Ana Randolph place northeast: on WE'D
GAgnAY, THE TWENTY-THIR DAY OF
? M. the following described land and prem.
ises, situate in the District of Columbia and
designated as and being lot in square west
81 $3.50: lots ., and 10 in square 1888; lots
81 70 81 IN square 1895; lots Ito to Isl in
square ssSs; 10y in square 1897 lots IS e
@ l4s and 1s7 to iss in square 400; lots
eS to ioS and ia to ll6 in square 44lo ia
the subdivision made by w. @. and J. H:
uarman, recorded in Liber 94i at folio 2, OF
the LANG records OF the District Of Columbia.
ALSO lots 20 To 20 in square 44i0 In Morris
LADer e9. at folio 20. Of the land records Of
the District OF Columbia
Terms: $4,000 cash and the balance to
os secureS oy deed Of trust on the properly
n no sya ssid q before three years a.
isfactory partial release clause ii desired.
=. aeposit o. S2500 is required at the time
81 safe. ConTeyanctng, recording, ETC., at
the purenaSerS cost. Terms to be complied
WITH Within. thirty days, otherwise deposit
sr rssa no tne pFcperty may Be advertised
AkTHUE ,. BRIpGETT.
sei3.l4ILis,25 TTussees.
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i4sf Eye stress Nor asSSSst1AS'
Trustees Sale Of the Large IL.
! story Centrally Located,
Modern Office BuiIdinx,
Known as The Woodward
Building, Located at the
Southeast Corner Of Fifteentk
and III Streets Ncrahwoak. /.

b virtue cf certain deed OF trust, duIybs
q he land records Of the pStr lss g Of sce
secured t frq e. he rsossss q ne party
i Ss AZ on PUBLIC aYNSHien " frens cf TIE PREM
Sas.sTI6sd lasd and premises ssuas 1f n rs
s ssns d 0t o e ssus4. Wgs9d.r essTs
q the once Of the surveyor Of the District q
ssia sas Az s..:ss & 4 s iss.i q s:T
ming ~ ior The sane ct the nostheast eorner
west wa 81 the house 81. tnS est az BART "a q
Ssae. ast j ssss 3 t Ssl ssusSsus e. es sss
8 ia said square a2z described s. foiiow vs.
q aid o II and rum r0nn me
Feet eSe n e s sss n s1i SoIS :;
east "a feet sss inches To- q pctnt directly
north $50 feet to the sou Southeast corner n 81
sid io Il q FEET n sns to sSs ZEE eeD
nFs noS 81 s sd 20 q Il , ~ g sod
subject to prior deed Of trust for 5000 : Z
stated y the lime y ssIs. the sns sa sboSs
the said trust to Be paid $50, 0o0.o % 60 3
g so 8 sR 9 & e B saf . aS 5 Sass s
the day Of sale and tbs remainder cf ths =
purehase price above said prler ds8d OF trust
10 be paid In equal aaaeun4e In 0Ef@ and :
two years. with interest ct SIX per cent per
arnuu, payable semt-annuallys end 70 - :
on said property Terms to Be comellea
forfeited and the propeFty may be h4HeR- 7
tised and resold at the risk and cost 81 the
defaulting purchaser after i've days sdvef-
tisement Of such resale in some aewspapeF
published In Washington, d e. convey
ancing. recording. etc. at purehaaer's cost.
GEORGE n. EVENE-T.
BRAfNARp w. PARKER.
seiO,dSkdsexSu Irfisfees,
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AUCTION SALES.


ADAM A.. WEGCHLER y son. Auctteneers.
TRggE6SyEs sAEE IeEr.1T4A I gg3SNESsETsrlRNEd NJ;
Heat, LocxT1Eb Az 1925 8 sT.. NV.
recorded in Liber No. ears. folio ses, e. seq,
OF the land records Of the District OF Cos
lumbia, and at the request o. the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will 0fier, for sale By pMnlic auction; r,i ~
front of the premises, on THlAS2AL, IHn
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1881.
AT ( O'CLOCK PM. the following
land and premises, situate IN the Dlstrlct
OF Columbia. to wit: Lot 1nnibersd foLty-one
t in Mary G. Mttehsiis suedi vi,nss.r s q
two Hundred and thirty-eisht (23s), as per
plat recorded In the once OF the surveyor
for the District OF Columbia IN Liber w.
Terms of sale: The above property viii be
sold subject to q prior deed Of trust, Tor
$4,000, at 7ed. the teTms OF when Will .Dee
fully explained at time Of sale. Terms. xsOg
cash and the balance secured by 9 second
deed Of trust upon the property SOLD. or AL
cash over trust. at option Of purcnaser z
DEPOSIT of $500 required oI purchase 81
sale. All eonveyancina. rec0rding and mo-
tarial fees At cost Of purchaser; Terms toepe
Of sale otherwise trustees reserve the rlght
to resell property at risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser after fve days advertise
ment OF such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. .. 9.
WILLIAM B. WOLF.
se58,10.l2 l5.I7 Trustees.
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T-pC1s. j. OWEN 4 SON, AuCT1oNKKRSs
1881 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BRICK
DWELi.INa AQySE, no E, isis sUFDsk-,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUAHLE 1E49A
LAND iPsEhcE N6EThw ssI: 80. -
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust, 81
recorded in 1iber No, e9iS. folie $40 = -.
6ia, and at the REQUEST q ihe party SECURES
thereby, the undersigned trustees viii seH
on FRIDAY. TiiE TWENTY FIFTH pAX %
o'CLocK M. the followtns ;eessFieeS 9, is nc
iumbia. and designatsd As and being lot
ny vInrs aousdiyison 81 lots IN square one
hundred ana fifteen (ti5, as per plat re-
records Of the once Of the surveyor Of the
District OF Columbia. being improved By
premises No. 1918 Sunderland place north
west.
trust for $4,000 further particulars Of which
will be announced ut time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be paid in
cash a deposit Of $500 required Convey
Ancing, reccrding: ste1 e purch.esssr's scss
days, otherwise deposit forfeited ana the
property may Be advertised and resol4 AS
the discretion Of the trustees.
go WILLIAM y. NxLzE
seis-6AdS,exsu : IN. q.
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FUTURE DAYS.
InIM A WESCHIER g son, Anctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE STORY BRICK
STORE. NO; 1923 NINTH STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF. ONE STORY BRICK
STORE: NO; 1928 NINTH STREET
nv No 2lstae 81 deed Of trust recorded in
1dber No. 54si. folio 3os ct. sea-. one. OF the
land records of the District of Columbia,
and at the request Of party secured thereby.
the UNDERSIGNED trustees viii oner Tor sale
BY public auction. in front OF premises, on
MONDAY. THE TWENTY-EIGHIH DAY Oh
sEPsTEMBER. 1881. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described property, IN
the District of Columbia, to Wit: Lot ~ in
Beniami1 AprlPs subdivision in square 369,
as per plat recorded in Book TO- page 1e5.
OF the records Of the surveyors once OF the
Ii Tsrms u of sale: $1,000 Of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash. balance in equal
in sta liments, represented by promissory notes
I'll purcha ser, payable in one, two ana three
wears. with Interest at per cent per annum
from day of sale, payable semi annually,
secured by first deed OF trust upon property
sold or all cash. at option, OF purchaser:
A deposit of $500 required OF purchaser at
sale Examination of title, conyeyaneing,
recording and notarial fees e. cost OF pur-
thirty days from day of sale. otherwise trus.-
risk and cost Of defaulting. purchaser. after
some newspaper published In .Washineton.
70 G., or deposit may be forfeited. or with.
ont forfeiting deposit trustees may avail
themselves OF any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting PURCHASER. ~or
saI7 10 ~ "a 26s2e Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
--~rTDE nave
TF0I1a ! OWEN q SON, AUCTIONEERS,
IAsi EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
Story BRICK DWELLINGS. SLLuATE
NO. l448 STREET NOETHWEH1.
gust u. 1929. as Instrument No. 81. amSns
the land records Of the District OF CoiumDi Ia,
MoNDAY. The TWENTY FIRST DAY OF
sfPTEMBER, AID. 1881. AT TWo-THaEE Isa
ocL2Ck Pm lot np n gamas one parroW IS
subdivision Of lots in square numbered Two
hundred and six 5000, as per pias TScS trsct
Of Columbia in Liber II. d. c.. at folio 40.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash. paiancee
in one, two and three years, with interest,"
at six per cent per annum, payable semi
annually. Deposit OF $500 required az tlme
Of sale, and the purchaser allowed nIteen
days from date Of sale to complete the pur-
chase. Further particulars ct time OF SAFE
EDWARD G. BALTZ,
VERNON q. OWEN.
see-d&dbs,exSu Trustees.
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THOMAS ,. OWEN q SON. AUCTToNK8Rs.
EXECUTORS SALE of Valu-
able TWO-STORY BRICK
b UILDIN Containing
Store ROOM on Frat Floor
and Second Floor, Alike in
All Respects, With q Ten
Foot Lot Fronting on 8 st.
NV. and Forming an En-
trance From S St. to the
Building, and Being Prem
ises No. 1905 18th St. NV.
me VIII HfS Os q 5f yei sk T. me ns
the UNDERSIGNED will sell &C public sale. in
IEE RsT q p tns 9TYsT,ssS Sn aTHgHsDAy THE
O'CLOCK Pm, the followinE described land
and premises, in the city Of Washington,
D. G.. known As lot ss4 in square asa. to-
eet In Wd and forins an snt siTsse 10
iES;o "; 5SSs iSiR ,I g ,%Psov:s y :
room. New elevator Tor cars or freight to
Terms: one-fOursh cash. balance in three
annually, or al. cash. at. the option Of the
purchaser. deposit lof $500 required at
time OF sale. Conveyaucing and recording
~ tns cost q the purchaser. Terms to be
RICHARD M. PARKER,
Executor Under the viii of
air q, "a "a an -, oeorsis Warren Rock.