davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-01-07
CENTRAL is WINNER
IN BASKET TOURNEY
Defeats Fork Union in Richmond,
Al to 10, One of z Tits in
Virginia U. Event.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ ICHMOND, Va, January g.
- Local high and prep schools
came cut at the short end of
the horn today in the fifth an
nual University of Virginia cage
carnival.
John Marshall High was the only
local quint to capture its contest. Seven
games were played during the day.
Central High of Washington was
among the winners, the schoolboys
from the Capital walking away with
Fork Union Academy, Al TO 19. 1t was
merely practice for the Central tossers.
John Marshall defeated Hargrave, %
to IL, while Thomas jefferson bowed to
Glass High Of Lynchhurg, 81 to 5; Nc
Guires lost to South Boston, % to 10,
and ST. Christopher lost to Staunton,
90 to 18.
In the other contests, Hopewell de-
feated Ashland High, 10 to l8. and
Highland Springs defeated Fredericks-
burg. II to 8.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
BY JOSEPH E. NETTLES,


~ ICHMOND, Va, January g.
- South Cardinals comebacks
N against the field with Dukes
Blue Devils the second best
bet appeared today like a logical
forecast for the Southern Conference
basket ball campaign.
The Gamecocks will rely on the same
veteran combination that almost turned
last seasons tournament into one
team show. These towering basketeers
-four of them played championship
ball for a Texas high school before
entering college-in addition to winning
the title last year broke even In TWO
games with Kentucky's southeastern
Conference champions.
In the Tompkins brothers, Freddie, a
forward. and Bennie, a guarc, the
South Carolinians have pair of lads
who we're good enough to win all
Southern Conference recognltlon.
These two sharpshooters and Dana
Henderson, at center, may carry the
brunt of the Gamecock attack, with
Grayson Wolf, a forward, and John
Rowland, guard, completing the first
string cast.
UKE'S chances may depend In
large measure on the ability of
~ Sophomore Connie Mack, j., six
foot five-inch son of the great Connie,
to stand the pace at Center. Jim
Thompson, all-Southern center last
year. and jim Weaver, an exceptionally
fine guard, are other stand-out players
on Coach Eddie Cameron's combina-
tion.
Other teams, either on paper or on
the none too optimistic forecasts OF the
coaches. seemed not so strong as the
favorites, although there were several
uuintets conceded a good opportunity
to strike q winning pace.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
D. C. PLAYERS SCORE
AT SQUASH RACKETS
Racquet Club Team Takes z of 10
Tilts From Baltimoreans.
Competition Keen.

CQUASH racketers of the Washington
y Racquet Club swept to a 7-3
triumph over the Maryland Club
team of Baltimore yesterday in their
opening intercity match Of the cam
paign on the club courts.
While the host players showed
superiority the play was well contested
and most of the matches furnished
exciting battling.
A club championship and two handi-
cap Journeys will be held later by the
Washington club.
Summaries.
Frank Symington (M) defeated Marshall
William Cooney tM) defeated J. M. Glib
son. 16-7. 14-16. 11-15. 15-5,
Elisha Lee tRl defeated L. G. shreve,
15-10. 15-12. 15-11.
sibou1F. 15-e, le-17, Job. 16-12'
Huntington Thorn CR.) defeated v. Cook.
T. Taylor OR.1 defeated G. swope. 15-s,
r. D. Mullowney CR;) defeated v. Boyce,
15-11. 15-10. 15-S.
c. P. Grimes (R0 defeated 8. T. Geiske,
15-12. 15-7, lib, 15-S.
DR.. H. G. Moulton tR) defeated L. Hoen.
1913, 15-9, 1910.
Maj. C. spsts (R.) defeated J. L. shreve,
15-5. 1s-19. 15-S.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
NAVY EASILY TAKES
FIRST COURT CLASH
Berries Registers 20 Points as
Western Maryland Quint Is
Beaten, Al to 21.
4 NNAPOLIS, Md, January 6.-De-

+ 4 NNAPOLIS, Md, January 6.-De-
~ spite late start and a legacy of
injured players from the foot ball
season, the Navy got away with its
opening basket ball game easily, VIM
ming from Western Maryland, Al to 81.
Twenty points were amassed by Fred
Berries, foot ball back, who gave good
exhibition of one-handed shoulder
shots, which are his speciality.
The visitors hung on gamely through
the first minutes, trailing at that
point by to 6. Berries and Mandelkorn
led in a rally, which put the game at
13 to at the end Of the first 10 minutes
and at % to 10 at the end of the half
During a large part Of the game, the
Navy players followed the ball with a
speed and alertness that gave the visitors
little chance to shoot.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
SIX GAMES CARDED
FOR SOCCER TEAMS
Senator'S Battle With Marlboro on
Monument Grounds Is Days
Feature.

CENATORS battle Marlboro in
y Washington and Southeastern Soc
Ger District cup tie match this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on Monument
field No. at 2:30 o'clock
Five other tilts are carded for boot
ers hereabout, three in the Capital
City League and two in the Recreation
loop. A match between Rockville and
British United at Rockville at 2:3o
and contest between the league
leading Rosedale eleven and New York
Avenue on Monument field No. / at
the same time are the most attractive.
Team standings.
Evening star., 1934-01-07

Langley. z pm.-simpson's Pharmacy VS..
Miller Furniture.
TUESDAY
Central. $40 p.m.-calvary brakes vs.
Taste Eastern. a 8 pm-Katrman Tailors vs.
Iangsy Hmsisma, zssana,asI55 Abba Kappa vs.
WEDNESDAY
Macfarland. 8 p.m.-Olmstead Grill VS..
Maefarland. o p.m.-swann Service VS..
Calgary brakes. -rrsuonts vs Sigma
AiPas Roose1elt, sa1pa3 pm.-Black Hawks VS.. simp-
s09s Central. nit~sSS $50 pm-cardinals VS.. Poto-
mac .Ifts1 Eflee1tris R9wer mc&oKstman Co railors vs.
Eastern. 8 p,m.--sanitary Employees As
THURSDAY.
Central. $40 pm-Buckeye A. C. VS..
Simpsons Pharmacy.
Langley pm.-st. Joseph's Flashes VS..
ORGANIZATION of the Northeast Com
munity League will be furthered at a
meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
Teams playing on the Langley Junior
High School courts make up the loop
Information on the league may be had
from Mrs. D. e. Middleton, North 3l73.
Takoma A. G. unlimited basketers are
after games. Call Manager Hirst at
Wisconsin 1853.
Premier Cab quint is seeking engage
ments in the 130-pound division for
Tuesday and Friday nights with teams
having floors. The manager may be
reached at Lincoln 1929.
Games for their court on Thursday
nights and on opponents floors for other
nights are being lined up by the Wash
ington Grays, an unlimited team. Call
Manager Fones at Georgia 4716.
st. Joseph's 115-pounders are after
Tits with quints in their class having
floors. Phone Lincoln $40 between
and pm
Evening star., 1934-01-07
MERRY SCRAMBLE
FOR H0NORS SEEN
Eastern Is Given Edge Over
Central and Tech, but
w. All Formidable.

~ ASKET ball for scholastics
X in the District area really
l. arrives this week with the
start of play in the public
high school championship series,
the blue ribbon event of the cam
paign.
Four title scraps are carded. with
Central, defending champion. meeting
Western, and Eastern engaging Tech
on Tuesday, and Tech battling Western
and Central mixing with Roosevelt on
Friday. The Tech High court again
will be the scene Of the championship
games.
Aside from the public high matches
% tits are listed, several Of them of
much more than passing interest.
INDICATIONS are for merry scram-
BILE for the public high gonfalon
among Central, Eastern and Tech.
Eastern is given the edge because OF its
preponderance Of players OF proved
ability and its preseason record OF six
wins in as many starts. among them
triumphs over the strong George Wash
ington freshmen and Emerson teams.
Central feels the loss Of Bill Burke,
Ollie Upton and Carroll Shore, but
Coach Bert Coggins charges appear to
be coming along nicely and the Blue
Streaks are sure to be dangerous. This
also holds for Tech. which has done
we'll in pre-serieS tests and has several
players on its roster who are highly
capable.
Roosevelt is showing steady improve
ment and may figure to better ad-
vantage than expected. but 1t is not
thought the Ruf Riders are up to the
standard of Central, Eastern or Tech.
Western apparently has little except
plenty Of spirit and unless all signs go
awry will end the race in the cellar.
a MONG other tits this week Of more
~ than ordinary interest are those
that will bring together Gonzaga
and Tech at Tech and Eastern and
Georgetown freshmen, also at Tech. on
Wednesday, the latter contest the pre-
liminary to the G. U. Varsity William
and Mary game: Eastern and George
town Prep at Garrett Park and Emerson
and Catholic University freshmen at
! c. u, on Thursday; George Washington
| freshmen and Gonzaga at pm. on the
! Gonzaga court and Georgetown Prep
| and Friends at Garrett Park on Friday
and Tech and George Washington
freshmen on the G. w floor and Central
| and Southern High of Baltimore in the
Maryland city on Saturday.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
HEURICH BASKETERS
BATTLE STRONG FOE
Trenton Quint, Which Will Visit
Today, Hailed as Leader in
Eastern Pro Loop.

TTEURICH BREWERS, pro basketers
of this city. figure to encounter
stern opposition In the Trenton,
N. j., Pros this afternoon In the George
Washington University gymnasium at 8
o'clock.
In their debut last Sunday the Brew
ers polished OF the Philadelphia ALI
Stars, 1914, with Art Zahn, Joe Crosen
and Bozie Berger heading their bonn
bardment on the basket.
In the Trenton quint, however, they
will be meeting an outfit hailed as the
leader Of the Eastern Pro League and
touted as q bang-up aggregation.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
BOARD TO DECIDE
ISSUE TOMORROW
Basket Ball Teams to Take
Part in Many Contests
During Week.
BY ii. C. BYRD.
UNIVERSITY

@ATHoLIC UNIVERSITY
| may hold it's indoor track
" and field meet again this
Winter. Last year the
meet was not held because of the
general financial situation that
developed about that time, but
conditions seem so much better
right now that serious considera-
ton is being given to the feasa-
bility of reSuming it.
Tomorrow morning the board that
governs athletes at Catholic U. is to
get together to discus the Winter and
Spring program and the track meet is
one Of the matters due to come up for
a definite decision. Opinion as to
whether or not the event will be held
is not very definitely formed either way,
but seems to be leaning toward re-
sumption.
For several years the indoor meet at
c. U. was one of the highlights, If not
the most important event, of the local
indoor athletic season. Some of the
best athletes in the country have COM
peted in it and the last time athletes
from Virginia, Navy, Hopkins, Maryland
and other colleges and universities had
teams in relay races or in events for
individuals. AS far as local track ath-
letics is concerned, the meet is the one
bright spot in the indoor season.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
IOWA FILLS GRID BOOK
Game With South Dakota Com
pletes Eight-Tilt Schedule.

IOWA CITY, Iowa, January C49.-
Booking of South Dakota as the fir:
opponent, September 20, today CON
pleted the University of Iowa's 1884 foC
ball card.
Following is the eight-game schedu
September 20. South Dakota at Iowa c
october o, Northwestern at Evanston;
Nebraska at Lincoln; 30, Iowa State
Ames: %. Minnesota at Iowa City.
November 3, Indiana at BLOOMINGTON:
Purdue at Iowa City: "a, Ohio State
Columbus.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
TUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
officials said plans were underway
GEORGIA LISTS 10 FOES
Half of Grid Games Next Fall
With Southeastern Rivals.

ATHENS, Ca, January 6 R.-Five
Southeastern Conference opponents are
listed on the 10-game University OF
Georgia foot ball schedule for 1884.
Two games against Southern Confer
ence teams, two with Southern Inter
collegiate Athletic Association clubs
and the annual intersectional clash
with Yale at New Haven complete the
slate.
1t follows:
September 90, Stetson in Athens;
October 6, Furman in Greenville; Oc-
tober 13, North Carolina in Athens;
October 20, Tulane in New Orleans;
October 27, Alabama in Birmingham.
November 3, Florida in Jacksonville;
November 10, Yale in New Haven, No.
vember IT, North Carolina State in
Athens; November 27, Auburn in Co.
lumbus.
December 1, Georgia Tech in Athens.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
Catholic May evre Indoor Meet School Fiues Open Title Series Tues
Basket Ball List
For Local Teams
COLLEGE.
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
Catholic University VS.. Western
Maryland, at c. U.
American University VS.. Hampden-
Sydney, at A. U.
Maryland Freshmen VS.. Catholic
U. Freshmen, at College Park.
Wednesday.
Georgetown VS.. William and Mary.
George Washington VS.. ST. Johns,
at Brooklyn.
Thursday.
Maryland VS.. Duke, at College
Park.
George Washington VS.. Long
Island u, at Long Island.
American University VS.. Randolph
Macon, at Ashland.
Friday.
Georgetown VS.. Carnegie Tech, at
Pittsburgh.
Maryland VS.. Washington and Lee.
at Lexington.
American University VS.. Virginia
Medical College, at Richmond.
Gallaudet VS.. Fort Meade, at Fort
Meade.
Howard VS.. Morgan. at Baltimore.
Saturday.
Georgetown VS.. West Virginia, at
Catholic University VS.. Loyola. at
Baltimore.
Maryland VS.. V. M. l., at Lexing-
ton.
Union VS.. Howard, at Howard.
Catholic University Freshmen VS..
Loycla Freshmen, at Baltimore.
SCHOLASTIC.
Tomorrow.
Gonzaga VS.. Kendall.
Tuesday.
Central VS.. Western, Eastern VS..
Tech, Tech gymnasium, public hlgn
school championship series game.
First game, Central VS.. Western 3:3o
o'clock
Friends VS.. Rockville, at Rockville.
Wednesday.
Gonzaga VS.. Tech, at Tech.
Eastern VS.. Georgetown Freshmen
at Tech, tbs preliminary to G. U.
Varsity William and Mary game).
Roosevelt VS.. Washington Boys
| Club, at Boys Club.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase High VS..
Kendall School, at Kendall Green.
Landon VS.. Episcopal, at Alexan-
dria.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Maryland
School for the Deaf, at Frederick.
Thursday.
George Washington Freshmen VS..
Roosevelt, at Roosevelt.
Eastern VS.. Georgetown Prep, at
Garrett Park.
Emerson VS.. Catholic University
Freshmen, at c. U.
woodward vs. Charlotte Hall, at
Woodward.
Friday.
Tech VS.. Western, Central VS..
Roosevelt, Tech gymnasium, public
high school championship series
games. First game, Tech VS.. West
ern. $3.50 o'clock.
George Washington Freshmen VS..
Gonzaga, at Gonzaga, pm.
Georgetown Prep vs. fTlenus, AZ
Garrett Park.
st. Johns VS.. Alexandria, at Alex
andria.
Gaithersburg VS.. Poolesville, at
Poolesville.
Bethesda Chevy Chase VS.. Rock
vile, at Rockville.
Takoma-Silver Spring VS.. Sher-
wood, at Sandy Spring.
Falls Church VS.. Herndon (boys
and girls), at Herndon.
Saturday.
Tech VS.. George Washington
Freshman, in G. w. gym.
Central VS.. Southern High, at Bal
timore.
st. Albans VS.. Charlotte Hall, at
Charlotte Hall.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
GUILFORD five R0UTS
AMERICAN U., az TO IL
Eagles Squelched by Big Quaker
Rally After Holding Foe to
8-8 in First Half.

BY the Associated Press.
~UILFORD COLLEGE, N. c., Janu-
" ary 6-After fighting their way
through on a par during the first
half of the game, the Guilford basket
ball outfit pulled out of an 8-to-8 tie
during the second and swamped Ameri-
can University with a 42-to-12 victory
here tonight.
Guilford led until near the end of the
first half, when the visitors tied, but
upon the opening of the second period
the Quakers began scoring freely and
steadily piled large lead.
Summary:
Evening star., 1934-01-07
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
RECREATION LEAGUE.

Iodays games and referees:
Washington and Southeastern Cup Tie.
Senators vs. Marlboro. H. E. Morrison:
Monument No. 2, 2:30 pm.
Capital City League.
German-American VS.. Brandywine. J.
Dixon Benning, l pm.
Rockville VS. British United, j. Caldwell;
Rockville. 2:30 pm.
Mitchelrs store vs. Hispanos. r. Burton;
Shady Oak. $50 pm.
Recreation League.
Miller Furniture Co. VS.. Dux A. c., D.
Adamson; Monument No. ], l pm.
Rosedale vs.. New York Avenue, @. Young
blood Monument No. /, 2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
SEXTET STARTS SEASON
]. c. C. Senior Girls Will Oppose
Red Flashes Tonight.

Jewish Community Center senior girl
basketers start their season tonight,
encountering the Red Flashes on the
Center court at Z o'clock.
Other games are sought with senior
sextets by the Center lassies. Manager
Betty Kronman IS booking at National
6120 before 4:30 pm. or Adams 4169
after 6.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
SHY OF SWIM MARK.

DETROIT, January 6 CP.-Lenore
Right, national swimming champion,
failed to dent the recognized mark of
l:4025 for the 150-yard free-style in
an exhibition at the Detroit Yacht
Club tonight. Miss Rights time was
1:4S.5.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
U. B. QUINT is WINNER
Beats Calvary Baptist to Retain
Clean Slate for Season.

United Brethren, defending cham
pions, conquered Calvary Baptist toss
ers, "a to 81. to maintain its undeteated
record for the season, and Ninth Street
Christian downed the Chevy Chase
Presbyterians, 36 to "a, yesterday in
Junior Sunday School League games.
Y. M. C. A. was awarded 2-to-0 for
felt over Arlingtons in another league
encounter.
Summaries:
Evening star., 1934-01-07
RALEIGH SELECTED
FOR BASKET PLAY
Southern Conference Title
Tourney to Be Run Off
March IL and 3.
BY the Associated Press.

n ALEIGH, N. c., January 6.
II The Southern Confer
L \ ence 1884 basket ball
tournament will be played
in Memorial Auditorium here
March /, 2 and 8, for the second
successive year.
Decision to hold the tournament here
was announced simultaneously today
by DR.. r. r. Sermon of North Carolina
State College, chairman Of the Confer
ence Tournament Committee, and the
Raleigh Junior Chamber of Commerce.
This year Richmond. Roanoke, Va,
and Columbia, S. c., made strong bids
for the tournament, officials said
South Carolina is defending basket ball
champion of the 10-school conference.
Before last year, when the present
membership Of the Southeastern Con-
ference was in the Southern Confer
ence, all tournaments were in At
lanta, Ga.
TUNIoR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
officials said plans were underway
- for a post-season ceries for the
Dixie championship between the win
ners of the Southern and Southeastern
Conference titles.
Eight of the ten conference teams
are selected by the Basket Ball Com
naittee to compete in the tournament.
Members Of the conference ar Uni
versity of South Carolina. Clemson,
North Carolina State, North Carolina,
Duke, Virginia, " NJ l., v. P. l., Wash
ington and Lee and Maryland.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
VIRGINIA IN WALKOvER.

UNIVERSITY, Va, January (R).-
Virginia tonight ran up a one-sided VIC
tory over Randolph-Macon, 43 to 6. in
the opening regular contest Of the Cav
alters thirtieth court session.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
DUBLINsKY FIGHTS WOLFE.

NEW ORLEANS, January 6 R.-
Harry Dublinsky, the Polish youth Of
Chicago, has been matched for q To-
round bout here Monday with Eddie
<"Kid") Wolfe of Memphis.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
ST. JOHNS BEATS v. M. |.
MacCartee's Shooting Is Feature of
| 2o-to-21 Contest.

LEXINGTON, Va, January R-
"A fast and accurately shooting st.
tJohn's basket ball team downed v. M. I.
here tonight. 90 to 81, in the opening
game of the season for both
Capt Carl MacCartee, Ben Mcclure
and Ed Butterworth accounted for all
the scoring of the visitors. MacCar-
tees long-range shooting bordered on
the sensat tional
The Johnnies led % to 10, at inter-
mission.
Summary:
Evening star., 1934-01-07
MUNY TOssERS AHEAD.

Municipal courtmen took the meas
ure of the Treasury quint, 1920. last
night in colored District Government
al Basket Ball League game at the
Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
summary
. QondOInh-Ma
Virginia (43).

Totals. o Totals. Is 13 AZ
Non-scoring Observation-Disclosures. Purvis.
Gist. Gordon. Minter. We'll. Randolph
Macon. Smith. williams
Evening star., 1934-01-07
HOWARD TAKES FIRST
Scores Over Delaware State, 36-11,
in Basket Ball Game.

Gaining a big lead early, Howard
University's basket ball team coasted
to an easy 36-to-11 victory over Della
ware State last night in the Howard
gym. It was the Bisons opening game.
Joe Ware and Reed led Howard's
drive on the cords. The Bisons' half
time advantage was 18 to 6.
Summary.
Evening star., 1934-01-07

Totals .. 919 Totals ...16 GAL
Referee-Mr Compton tR. M. Um-
pire-Mr Cohen boys Club.
Evening star., 1934-01-07

Totals ...17 $40 Totals ....5 ala
Referee-Mr. Routh IN. c..
Evening star., 1934-01-07
~ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY is plan
I ming an expansion of its athletics
for the remainder of the year

Not only is it contemplating the re-
sumption Of its indoor meet, but it will
add more activities for it's intramural
program and carry out full dual meet
schedule for its track team. Athletic
Director Bergman says that the plan
now is to build UP intramural sports
along with intercollegiate and if any,
thing lay little more emphasis on in
tramural during the Spring months.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
Summary:
Municinal

: Tossis LIB 2 SO
Evening star., 1934-06-27
jeI6-d&ds. eXSu
ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE, IN,
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN KIINSNUNeAS As
PREMHPtsN PREM,iE sNo1R4awhsr MlfHoNVaBD MPRoVaB
Ay AyETSc Two q e. STORES AND ONE d
BY APAFrMaiNa Pi4tue Gi 4 deed Of trust recorded
in Liber No 6@4l folio 463 et SEQ; one
Of the land records of the District OF Cc;
lumbla and the request OF party ;1 Secusep orsr
p2emises fGs isss or 9y MREBSEsBSY RER! The T%ESTy
described 5cn propeTty p in the District ot CO;
%m0 to g esht Psfsf of 9s snd one
t5SttG' bered e twelve Hundred nfty-hye G255l
n No i. Besirning in in the west line of Wis
consin avenue lO7 feet 81 inches north
erly from the corner street reel. shG 10 tah xald
sois 'is0ei deerees west IS feet: thence SOUTH
fasfterfh ssf fhenee neeaie North s0s desrees east
feet; thence northeasterly along, line
avenue 30 feet TO the west line Of Wis.
consin avenue: thence northwester!y along
Wisconsin Avenue feet TO 1ne paee in t6s 81
west line Of Wisconsin avenue 1918 feet feet
northwesterly from the corner OF
along along Wisconsin avenue Isl 53 feet to the
bf hsnee X s se Fsfs Pbenp:
south S012 degrees west IS Al feet; thence
southeasterly parallel to Wisconsin avenue
1888 feet to northwest corner OF said lot
described in deed 10 Catherine Lown re-
corded in Liber 1460. folio c33. OF the
land records of the District of Columbia;
thence north s0i9 degrees east 2S.4l feet;
thence northeasterly at right angles to
Wisconsin avenue 80 feet to place OF
Terms OF sale: One-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance
in equal installments. represented by prom
sSory notes of purchaser payable IN one
and two wears with interest at six 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 deposit Of 81 600
required of purchaser at sale Examina-
ton of title. conveyancing. recording reve:.
nue. stamps and notarlal fees al cost OF
purchaser Terms to be complied with
within thirty DAYS from day Of sale other.
wise trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser after five days advertisement
of such resale in some newspaper published
in Washineton D c. or deposit may be
forfeited or without forfeiting deposit.
trustees NAV avail themselves Of any LEGAL
or equitable rights against defaultins
purchaser
WAITER PRATT. JR.
EDWARD L. McALEER.
te16-d6ds eXSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1934-06-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS,
trict of Columbia.-In the Matter OF
National Press Building Corporation.
Debtor--B Bankruptcy No. 301n.-NOTICE
TO CREDITORS AND STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE NATIONAL PRESS BUILDING
CORPORATION 10 the REQUIRE
ments contained in order of Court in the
above entitled cause. dated June o. 1894
notice is hereby given OF hearing TO be
held before the Court in the Court room
OF the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia in the Court house. Washington.
d. c. on Friday. July 4. 1874. al ten
o'clock in the forenoon. Eastern Standard
Time TO determine whether or not the
appointment OF the undersigned Trustee
shall be made permanent or shall be
terminated and the debtor or the Receiver
appointed in Equity Cause No. 549l9 in
the Supreme Court OF the District OF Co
lumbia entitled Dudley 2 King. Plaintiff.
versus National Press Building Corpora
tior. Defendant. restored 10 possession. or
any trustee or trustees heretofore ap-
pointed shall be removed or substitute
trustee or trustees or an additional trus-
tee or trustees shall be appointed BY the
Court LAWRENCE B CAMPBELL. Trus-
tee for National Press Building Corpora
ton Debtor Washington. D c.
ieo0 -