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DRYING Oil,

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has been badly in need OF a short
stop like the Philadelphia lumi-
nary ever since Jackson's legs
went back on him.
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NEW YORK.-It Bill Terry is
I' smart, he'll announce the Dick
Bartell deal immediately-get the
boys talking about next year in
stead of what happened to the
Giants in the last few days of the
campaign just closed.
The world series excitement
stemmed 4 food OF criticism
directed at Terry due to the New
York clubs failure to win the
National League pennant after
having held a seyen-game lead at
the conclusion of the Labor Day
double-headers.
But now that the world series
has been settled, New York sports
writer's again will be discussing
what perhaps was the biggest
flop in the history of the game,
How, when the fatigued and
harassed Giants cried for leader
ship, the master mind and miracle
man of 1888 was utterly unable
TO steer them out of the fog.
Three and Cash for One
THE Bartell deal is reported to
L be virtually set. In exchange
for the Phillies' hustling and
competent shortstop, the Giants
are said to be ready to turn over
Billy Meyers, the shortstop pur-
chased from the Columbus farm
of the St. Louis Cardinals; Third
Baseman Johnny Yergez; Out
fielder George Watkins; and con-
siderable cash.
Naturally, Bartell would play
shortstop for the Giants, with
Travis Jackson switching to third
base permanently, where his brill
liant career would be prolonged.
The inability of Vergez and
Blondy Ryan, who relieved both
Yergez and Jackson, to smite the
ban probably was more response
BILE for the Giant nose dive thar
any other one factor. Ryan
couldn't even come up with new
slogan.
There will be other new faces
with the Giants next spring, but
the presence of Bartell quite
likely would be enough to keep
the outfit in the thick of things.
Bartell is a player of the Pepper
Martin type. The New York CUB
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REARCATSGO
DOWN FIGHTING.
Fine Scrap Put up as
Asbeyille High Steam
Roller Wins 800

Frr-fr band of Henderson
~ nh RearcatS went down be-
E..' ,hr \Shrville High steam-rof-
:y,' rssrcrvay afternoon at AShe-
S ~ n he tune of % to 0.
'' 6;S,twc;-hcd around 20 pounds
.5e man in the line and 10
" .rI. in The backfield. the local
ic'sr hattlcrS were no match
y. inc powerful Asheville team.
w. y. M. I'D a good fight and on
y. rose to the heights to
*; back the MaroonS.
Tsi hv Fred Osborne, smooth
,rrin- back. Hips and Rogers
:, .he harlield and Dermid, tow
.,;rs end the ASheville team
olai up 10 points in the first half
and e in the third quarter but
rere stopped fairly consistently in
he tina. period.
The BearcatS were unable to
ain on running plays and with
1ei, best paSSer on the Side-hneS
r,rH no, connect with passes.
The Bcarcat line showed con-
siderable power. but the greater
weight of the MaroonS gave them
biz edge. Captain Jimmy Giana-
Kos Ca. tackle. was easily the out
Standing 'ineman on the field.
Asheville spending one quarter in
vain attempt 70 crash his side
Of tho line and then giving up.
oscar Page. slender end, also play
Cd a fine game. as did George Tur-
ner and Teddy Miller.
AsbeyiI,e had one of the best
ends ever seen in this section in
the IanSy Dermid and their entire
line showed considerable power.
In the back:ield Osborne showed
Up Is the outstanding back of the
western part of the state with
plenty Of power. Hips was also
god for considerable gains. Fred
dy Yelton and Jim Brown were
the only Cats to gain much ground.
QUarleS played a nice defensive
.ame.
The lineupS:
AshevilIc HenderSonville
DerGId ........... Page
Left end
Cooke ............. Il. Brown
Left tackle
Hi. Observation-Disclosures. Johnson
Left guard
6rISQn ........... turner
Center
Burns .......... ...... Miller
Right guard
SOathcr ............ Gianakos
Right tackle
Herman .............- LYDIA
Right end
V>'Vluv LalnpleS
Quarterback
Rogers ..........,. J. Brown
Righthalf
rope ..... ............ QuarleS
Left half
Ar.erSou ............ IeltOn
Fullback
Score by periods:
ieniersonville o 0 o o. o.
ASaeyjlle 1890. s - Is 0-32
Scoring touchdowns: Dermid ..
OSBORNE, Hips. Rogers; points Of
Ter touchdown, McJunkin, Rogers.
Subs: ASheville-Coman, Clon-
niger, Germany, Davis. Williams,
Dennis, Hips, Nancy, Justice and
Hcjunkin; Observation-Disclosures
op, Wood, Thibodeau.
Officials: Banister (Spring-
heidi, referee; Fret Battle
.'eek), umpire; Karleskint Wake
iorestl, headlineSman; Humph-
aeS tWeaver). field judge.
STATISTICS
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Pirates Also Bidding

DITTSBURGH also seeks Bar
l. tell, and undoubtedly would
include Freddie Lindstrom in a
barter, but the spark plug of the
Phillies seems headed for the Polo
Grounds. The reason for this is
that Charles A. Stoneham & Co.
will divvy UP cash, whereas the
Pirate management now is Bit
hesitant about paying for a bali
player with anything other than
ball players.
Another exchange declared to
be as good as made would return
Floyd Caves Herman to his old
stamping grounds in Flatbush.
where he belongs.
Sambo Leslie is said to be the
Dodger going to the Cubs i'll
straight player-for-player swap
Leslie would relieve Manager
Charley Grimm at fist base, a
Job at which Don Hurst was far
from being a screaming success.
Casey Stengel is convinced that
Johnny Mccarthy, the stylish
youngster brought back from Day.
ton. will do practically all the first
basing required by the Dodgers
next year.
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Herman Fills the Bill

THE populace actually COM
l. menced taking the Dodgers
seriously following their knocking
the Giants cut Of the flag race IN
the final two days of the season
Stengel fears that this may be
contagious, and is taking no
chances. A Brooklyn ball player
must be capable OF doing any
thing at any time for no reason
a. all.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS own Babe
always met all these qualifica.
tions, so Stengel is recalling this
star member of the old cast to
make things safe for the Dizziness
Boys of 1895.
Ebbets Field hasn't been the
same since Herman and bis head.
gear departed go.
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Evening star., 1934-11-02
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

CoMM1ssIoNERs OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. Washington. October 90 1884
NOTICE: 4 public hearing having been
Of Columbia on October Is. 1884. in the
matter Of closing certain streets and alleys
hereinafter described. and the said Com
missioners being satisfied as to the equity.
and that said closings are in the public
interests. and not detrimental to the inter-
ests OF abuttinR owners. NOTICE Is
sio5sT. have prepared the toiioSins order:
Of Public Act No 3O7. approved December
10; 1899; r. and Public nIS Act. No 17s, ap:
Street and ND alley i ageai as e shown f in % green S
on plats filed in the ONCE Of the surveyor
Of the District Of Columbia. and num-
bered as Maps 1888; 1894 and 1885: is
effect on and after November 26, 1884,
the title to said land comprised in said
area so closed to revert to the abutting
Se saS o seet ana ey
hereby ordered closed being described as
~ Closing Missouri Avenue between 4th
public alleys in Reservation 3.
vest Of ssra Street. and yd. shs Pes SPenins Hd and
l3l Closing Eldredge Street between Goth
public alleys in Square East Of SQUARE ss.
o,i.r,,on Any and al parties interested must ls
otherwise said order shah become % effective
on n. November 20; 1884; ss aforesaid, and
on and after said date become closed in
accordance with the provisions Of said acts.
MELVIN MEI Ir g HAzEN; z dEoRqE q: ALLEN:
0c29-14t,d, ,exSu&hOl
Evening star., 1934-11-02
EXPORTS REVIVAL
PLANNED BY j. 5.
Aid to Domestic Recovery,
President Tells FOREIGN
Trade Council.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November "A re-
vival Of world trade to aid dornestic
recovery Is the aim of the Govern
nent. says President Roosevelt.
In a message read at Q dinner Of
the National Foreign Trade Council
last night, the Chief Executive said
the Government has given Jealous
attention" to the problem of decreased
foreign trade and Is seeking to make
arrangements with other countries de.
signed to improve existing condi-
tions."
Our object" he said. sis to secure
concerted action to untangle the
network Of existing restrictions.
Just as the sudden falling of In
world trade reacted disastrously on
the domestic recovery, so revival of
world trade should have a favorable
influence on domestic recovery every
where"
Secretary of State Cordell Hull. in
. speech read at the dinner, urged
fewer tariff barriers, declaring I'VE
must get away from the shabby
heresy that acceptance Of the products
Of other countries is inimical to. our
own interests. Every import pays for
some export, and every export gives
employment to labor and profit to
industry"
Evening star., 1934-11-02
I43I EYE ST. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Improved Real Estate,
Used for Business Pur.
poses, Situate at the South.
west Corner of Eleventh
and "F" Streets North.
west, Fronting rs Feet u
Inch on "F" Street and 1914
Feet on Eleventh Street.

Whereas. Default having occurred in the
nsmen' on tSa db q the principal 9t and interest
described land and premises by a certain
deed OF trust. bearing date March 81,
iy2S. and duly recorded IN Liber No 1927.
the District Of coumbia, at the ec0rdi %fs,en on
request Of the payees and present holders
eI oI the promissory notes secured thereby.
auetion Ct on at the Eleyenth street front Of
xT Ten RA6 6cS9ck S5 2M q. ,oaED D
ing g-described land and premises. with the
Improvements. easements. rights ways and
An of oriFinal lot twelve .Is1 and At psrt;
and fourteen 4 IN @ square shilesn thfes hus. us9
ared and twenty-one (32D. the whole
being contained within the following metes
fne fbs nN9ihe: D0qhes; Beginning for the same st
fvs Us sses s ene.hst sS 'Fes' g an ss'fn:S ins:
the south line Of said lot eleven 11);
1nsnse noiFs ns ssuta p tsIs ~ soats t
thence south gS feet % nfh
west line Of said lot fourteen ti4); Ii thence nee
east one hundred G00) feet one a. inch
70 Eleventh street; thence north on said
Eleventh street. one hundred and forty
taining TO the use of the west party wall
OF the building erected upon the above
June June z. 1891, and recorded in Liber 1897.
e 81 ah lang aFe os Of the Bis
in w. B. Moses and sons subdivision OF
lots In said square three hundred and
IeF g. % oc 20 PaF e tRs at r.eefSs cesSsded q
81 ceiumbia: Tosether with ali il buiisinss
and improvements Of every kind and de-
scr:ption which have been erected or placed
thereon. including all engines. boilers, ele-
an,:; vasors; dynamos heating and lighting
systems, and dl permanent fixtures Of
said premises, or used in connection
Terms of sale: one-nfth of the pur-
chase s e money to be paid in cash: the balance
chaser psysSle in I've 0Ss equal Il instsimsents ai
IN one two three. four and I'VE years
from day of sale. with Interest at Az per
centun per annum. payable quarterly from
Gay OF sale. secured BY first deed Of trust
upon the property sold. or al cash. at
r1aufed ct time 81 sfssi. ssie
All conveyancing. recording. internal rev.
enue stamps oil deed. etc. at cost of pur-
with within SO SO days A from m day ia e"sane Of sale.
otherwise the trustee reserves the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost Of
defaultine purchaser. after five days ad-
paper published in Washington. D. g.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY ALFRED II. LAWSON;
eessa4esass1-noa.5.7.ysliisa.pp ylis ppz1eiisi2ta1
Evening star., 1934-11-02
AUCTION SALES-TODAY.
THOe. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTTONEFRa
1431 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY. KNOWN AS 103

q STREET NORTHWEST. "' '0'
ISer No. 5Sss $50 II folio sie q
and st ssaSess tns ef ths psrs
secured thereby, the undersigned trustee
VIII sell at public auction, In front OF the
premises. on FRIDAY. THE SECOND DAY
0c1ooX ga 1noooxEAHER AZ Ap. dss4, AT roUE
Of Columbia. and desisnated Il as sns and ss beins
par, Part Of lot four 81 il John Tsyioes sub:
Lber folio ~ q Saa the feeSaaeG TeooTS. ~ ~
The once Of the surveyor Of the District Of
ior the same on as stree a ts
west corner Of said lot and running thence
east on said street sixteen G6) feet to
houses sns ssns Nu q the and dSs0a 4sa ya
northwest; thence north through the CEN
sirh3 yer oi said @ Val and continuation thereof.
said lot and thence south eiehty-five (s5l
test along said west line to the place Of
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase
equal installments. payable in one and two
years. with interest at six per centum per
annum. payable semi annually. from day Of
the property sold. or ali cash. At the option
viii be REQUIRED at time Of sale: AZ CON
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within 80 days from day of sale. otherwise
the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of default
ment of such resale in some newspaper
'''Ni9fe Tae V %xsaiNaToh %xMaihspsTSa : IoAN AND
By HsSosE ss sErRE5 EGSMp4syw 4. 4hswsoHT, Trustee
oc23d&ds.exSp Vice President.
Evening star., 1934-11-02
60, 900 in Pilgrimage.

Nearly 10000 men, all ex-soldiers of
10 nations, recently took part In the
largest pilgrimage ever made to the
Shrine OF Our Lady of Lourdes, at
Lourdes, France. Three former enc
mics stood guard over the famous
grotto. they being, at the request of
the Pope, a German, a Belgian and a
Frenchman. Among the countries
represented were the United States,
Canada, Great Britain, France, Bel
gium. Italy, Germany. Hungary, Aus.
tria, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Estonia,
Latvia, Lithuania and Brazil.
Evening star., 1934-11-02
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
THOs. ], OWEN 4 SON, AUCTIoNEKRs,
143l EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, CONSIST
ING OF TWO-9rORY AND CELLAR
BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN AS

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuABII M
PROVED REAL ESTATE; CONSIST.
Md HSicR er DW2igfSaY pW9IEESd: 4SR kHoGk GSklAss AZ
sHs4 81 SsHSAssE.es ~ fsz$ sSsE, 4 EHf
ds r.eo.asd y5sas 1f II iSsl ssFs H SIS e Yo
;eS of the Ian Land records Of the District .ss
s sss y :s :ystSR e fEss
64Y 81 KNoySSES Az lssa AZ aSISS
Il ind ana as u :: ns :nd
;s = e ssSsIsss1 b. Tssssn
in iabsr County \. folio q. r. q s the SsseIds
Of the once Of the surveyor Of the District
Of Columbia. BEGINNING at the southeast
cen (1H, feet. thence northessterly one
q said lot, thence ns So southessteris s attssn
thence ss S" nS ir mi tss
sssserly line q ssid lot. thence soutSwsst::
ssTly sTly sixty-o1e Se!l feet TO beginnins; ssid
and S.9g s.Jsd oss square thirty
chase money e ss paid in cash, Salanss
and two years. With Interest q six Per
from day Of sale. secured )! frst deed q
ssui &. sSsen ne sss
& ssSS sa e .'ss's:s g se: :
S.s We Within sRlr.s asss -: from d.s
ssls; ctherxi,s .shs tfusssss rssesye ..ns the
.na :sa est e ':s'a 4 s 3 se'
q: Sss fis s:s.sss:F :ss:Fs';sS u ' 'a.;Sssss
iHWRdv2RcxIbom.
Evening star., 1934-11-02
THO0. J. OWEN sON. AUCTIONEERe
1431 EYE ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FIvJ
ST0RY-AND-BAsEMENr APARTMEN

TRusIEEg SALE OF VALUABLE FIVE
SIORY.AND-BASEMEN APARTMENT
FSH FFSSHD1Ne SING kaowf fksMEsss e Gee KSoM. ssa7
By virtue Of 8 certain deed q trust.
:. 81 IS. n snd 0ss aS s Il e. S 4
panty :sesSsd II; II thereby, the ": sas.sss!snss
.sSsi E Ply ~ Ss SEs%5sSs sozzszR e ,5sa
sss 5ts sns !, ssd
desisnated as and being part Of lot 8 in
Ernest 9. Walkers subdivision Of part. Of
Of the surveyor Of the District of .coium-
on the ne q
road. at the northwest corner Of said lot
and square. and running thence south
&. ans o4s The Yss s line a Of sa lot lss Zee: S
shown on. plat recorded in Li6er, 20; folio
e es. q .ons ssS In: said sss
northsssterly along said east east lin lin. es.s5
feet, thence east 12.6 feet: thence north
1sss e :..s ..!s.sni 5Gss sss s'es:
place Of beginning; being AL Of said lot
poses In said Liber 20. folio 40. Of the
Aforesaid surveyors once records. Subject
to the building restriction line shown on
sato plat recorded in Ltber 6S. folio .. OF
Also subject to the building restriction line
established BY proceedinRs In District
Court Case No. 1873 In the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia; said property
being designated for taxation purposes as
lot sos in said square 253S.
chase money to be paid in cash. balance in
two equal installments. payable in one and
two years. with interest at six per centum
day Of sale. secured By irst deed Of trust
upon the property sold. or oil cash. at
sse y SGSn ri IF e ss ,.ou1sa e Ss1Si S
AZ eonyeyancins:. Iecordin. revenue
days from day of sale. otherwise ths tTus-
tees reserve the right to resell The prop.
erty. q the risk and cost Of defaulting
ppfchaser. after i've days advertisement
hshsd IN Wsshington. b. q. -
HYNnln Al lGlX1IR
Evening star., 1934-11-02
w WILLIAM p. NoRMoYLE.
Surviving Trustee.
oc2g.d&ds.eXSu&hoIS
THos. ). OWEN g SON. AQGTIoNEERs
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE DE
TACHED BRICK AND STONE RESI-:
DENCE. BEING PREMISS NO. 2942
ORDWAY STREET NORTHWEST.

AHo - p CnHE SE ~, ALL AZ ,,SSS9
DENCE. BEING PREMISS NO. 2942
oRDWAY STREET NORTHWEST
xt1s 1i II SsH Nm dsss e ss
pa party secured thereby, the underlined
trustee will sell at public auction. in front
SA4 & ae 81 bFsmksoes ko%hER e M1NDAE A6 The ass1
iowins described land and premises. situste
in the District q Columbia, and dssignsted
ne necticut ti Ave Avenue . Highlands ccmpanys sub:
division Of part Of tract Of land called
"Addition TO the Rock Of DumbaTton:"
now Known as C0nrtecsicgs AyenHe y, fsn faSe-
County No. ls. solio Il. eS'es q she records q
the once Of the surveyor Of the District
Of Columbia. Also lot 20 In said companys
neessus aveaus ea eti sad BAT
recorded In Liber county No. ~. folio 120.
Of the aforesaid surveyors once records.
Subject to right Of way. building restrte-
sor ns 81 e e purcb.s.
equal % instsilmsnts. - payable in one. two.
three and four years; with interest at M six
annually. from day Of sale. secured BY hrst
deed Of trust upon the property sold. or
an cash.. at the option Of the purchaser,
Tine seoSs' e s. Ct s e g.
70 to- Be complied with within Thirty days
from day, Of sale, otheryise the trustee
ns e f.
sale In some Newspaper puSlishsd In wash.
'n'''n' D. GoEssos 8 qAappua
Is oe2S.27. 40 81. .no3. .S.t
Evening star., 1934-11-02

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sTUDEBAKER-R ROCKNE 1888 sedan: orig
tnal finish without mar or scratch, spot
less interior mechanically and appearance
hs eaI at fesa sa4 Try sge
1895 i4th st. NV. Phone Decatur S,pf 1910. 10.
WILLYS 1888 "77" coupe S325; run only
few miles. looks brand d-new; runs per-
fectly: money-back guarantee; submit your
terms: rs others. Bell Motor (Plymouth).
46O New York ave. NV.
WILLYS 1888 go sedan, 1895; original
black finish in excellent condition. Al
mechanically. good rubber and upholstery:
a real buy. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 2155
Champlain st. NV.
USED CARS+Many makes and models.
We can save you money. No down pay
ment required. Blanton Motor Co.. SO New
York ave. ne. Open evenings.
BUCKS! BUICKSl BUCKS!
1881 model "s1" sedan. S475: 1881
model "67, sedan. s425: 1880 model "61"
S215. All Of these cars are in excellent
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