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Evening star., 1936-01-16
STALLIONS ON BLOCK
Bradley to Sell Bubbling Over
Burgoo King, Boot to Boot.
BY the Associated Pres

By the Associated Press.
Col e. 3. Bradley. winner Of four
Kentucky Derbies, has advertised for
sale three of his stallions-Bubbling
Over, Burgoo King and Boot to Boot.
Bubbling Over, one of the fastest
horses ever to come out of the Idle
Hour Farm. took the 1926 Derby;
Burgoo King, his son. won the same
race and the Preakness in 1882, while
Boot to Boot captured the famous
100000 rubber check" American
Derby and the Ohio State Derby in
1926.
The sale of the three stations will
leave only Black Toney, Blue Larkspur
and Black Servant at Idle Hour.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
YANKs GO TO SWITZERLAND.

NEW YORK, January Is R.-The
American Olympic bobsled team has
been given permission to transfer its
training activities from Garnisch-
Partenkirchen, In Germany, to st.
Moritz, in Switzerland. The Olympic
run at Garmisch was not In condition
for use.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
By EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n YEW YORK, January 16.-
M Well. anyway, there will be
" no Rose Bowl jitters at the
4 ' University of North Caro-
lima next Fall i. post-season
games for the Tar Heels are out
Helen Hicks is getting ready
to run of o golf tournament at
Punta Gorda, Fla, late this month
. Freddie Steele and Champion
Babe Risko will sign any day now
for an over-the-weight bout at
Seattle.
Add winning streaks: The Or
leans, Vt, High School cagers rang
Evening star., 1936-01-16
Sports Mirror

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Bernie Moore
signed three-year contract as Louisi-
ana State foot ball coach at $500 a
year.
Three years ago-Babe Ruth re-
ceived and rejected 1888 Yankee con-
tract. reported offering him $4,000.
or a cut Of $4,000.
Five years ago-Max Baer scored
three-round knockout over Tom
Heeney.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
WRIGHT AIMS AT TITLE
Monday Semi-iFnalist After Bout
With Furr, D. c. Welter Champ.

With Furr, D. G. Welter Champ.
While District velterewight cham
pion Phil Furr takes on Steve Halaiko
at Turner's Arena in the main bout
next Monday night. the best fight of
the evening may take place in the
semi-final event when one of Furr's
main contenders attempts to demon
strate his right to match with the
champ.
Cary Wright. formerly of Furrs
camp. is the 147-pounder who sees
himself as an heir to the title. pro-
vided he can hurdle next Monday
nights obstacle in the form of George
Essrick of Baltimore. Coming out of
retirement after his knockout by Bob
Wilson in 1884. Wright gradually has
improved, his last local start proving
a climax, with his severe trouncing Of
Eddie Guerra, promising New Yorker.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
Totals 90 444 Totals IS SO
MAKE COURT PLANS.

Schedule and other plans Of the
Twelfth street Y. M G. A. Sunday
School Basket Ball League will be
completed tonight when Messrs. Banks,
Hawkins, Saunders, Shaw, Wesley and
Jordan meet in the physical depart
ment of the Twelfth Street Y.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
OMAHA IN ENGLAND.

NEWMARKET, England. January
Is. - Omaha, william woodward's s
great American Us expected here
today. Omaha arrived In good trim
at Southampton yesterday on the liner
Aquitafia.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
Mind Must Be Right.

Mind Must Be Right.
p ETZLAFFS advisers sought to con-
vince the North Dakota farmer
that his only chance with Louis lay in
making a fight Of it. He, like Louis,
was finished today with the physical
part of training for the l5-round en-
gagemsnt, but the campaign to get
Retzlaff steamed up and keep him
that way was to last until fight time
Both fighters had made the GUS
tomary pre-battle statements.
Il am ready for Retzlaf," Louis
said. Il will be in there to give my
best. The quicker I score a knock
out the better I'll like it. What's the
use Of foolin'? want to get it over
as fast as I can"
They can pick Louis to win the
North Dakotan said, but I'll show
them he can be hit and hurt. Down
in my heart ! know I have what can
beat hin-a right to the jaw"
Weigh in at Gymnasium.
THE Negro went through seven
rounds of boxing yesterday. TAX
ing it easy for the most part While
his work was not impressive, he ap-
peared to be holding back offensive
ly and concentrating on avoiding
punches. His only flash Of regula-
ton Louis form came in his two
rounds with Ed Wills. who was drop
ped twice by savage rights
Retzlaff boxed only four rounds,
going at lively clip with Art Oliver
and Johnny Brown. His right hand.
as usual. was his favorite weapon.
The weighing-in ceremony will be
held tomorrow at noon, instead Of the
usual pm, and in gymnasium in
stead of the athletic commission Of
fees. The shift was approved be-
cause commission quarters we're too
small to accommodate the expected
crowd Of spectators.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
Allison Apt to Join Pros.

EOR several seasons past the
O'Brien troupe has snatched q
couple of ranking players per sea-
son from the amateur list. Wilmer
Allison, the top amateur and national
champion, has refrained from turn
ing professional only because he has
a personal dislike for Big Bill
Tilden.
But George Lott felt the same way
about Tilden, and he conquered his
prejudice to the extent of earning
$4,000 in his first year as a pro.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
FIGHT TO GO ON AIR.

Arrangements were completed today
for ringside blow-by-blow descrip-
ton Of the Joe Louis Charley Retzlaff
heavyweight fight in Chicago tomor-
row night. N. B. c. will carry. the
description, starting at II pm.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
MAY COACH LAFAYETTE.

FALO, ALTO, Calf, January 10
Ernie Nevers. assistant foot ball coach
at Stanford, Is on his way East, and It
is said he Is being favorably considered
to become head mentor at Lafayette.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
HOWARD WINS IN RALLY.
Ial Dispatch to Tho Star.

PETERSBURG, Va, January 16.-
Howard University's rally in the last
half enabled the Washington, D. c.,
courtn1en to trim Virginia State, 36-
%. in a fast game here last night.
Wynn proved to be the winners ace,
scoring II points, but he was matched
by Tatum, who dropped in seven field
goals and three fouls.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
EASY FOR CASEY FIVE.

All but one of the Knights OF Co.
lumbus basketers took a part in the
scoring Of a 44-10 rout of the A. z. A.
five last night. Blackwell led the
way with 8 points.
Evening star., 1936-01-16

up 80 in q row Marvin Nelson,
Fort Dodge, Iowa, who made more
than $4,000 out of his victories In
the Toronto and Chicago marathon
swirns, will net that much more If
he succeeds in his proposed round
trip, nonstop English Channel
swim next Summer .. Nelson won
the Toronto swim three times and
the Chicago marathon twice -.
the ski market at Windsor. VT,
turned bullish when Katherine
Hepburn went up last week for
q bit Of sport.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
in a big way -. The school has 800
students and 200 Of them are active
In some sort Of sport.

= Pat Mulligan, former Connecticut
State track captain, who hung up
records there that still stands.
satisfies his urge for speed by
operating q kennel Of greyhounds
around the Eastern tracks .
Operative Seymour Schwartz re-
ports from Houston, Tex, they have
q high school kid down there named
Bussey who will make the fans for.
get all about Sammy Baugh as q
passer Bussey also averages so
yards with his boots and is good for
5yards almost every time he carries
the ball.
Evening star., 1936-01-16

In other words, they have
threatened the profits of the
amateur promoters.
This year will be bigger year
than ever for Mr.. william O'Brien's
commercial troupe 1t will lead to a
bigger and louder cry for open tennis
tournaments. Briefly, it will compel
the amateurs to split their income
with the pros, which is why the
amateurs are shrieking so whole
heartedly about the collapse of
American idealisn.
Evening star., 1936-01-16

ing her part in upholding one
of the Districts brightest court
= campaign prospects in years
was apparent today as Old Line sup
porters were counting their first basket
ball victory over the Navy since 1882.
At the same time. Catholic Univer-
sity was maintaining its role among
the three local leaders who have lost
but one game, its win over Western
Maryland last night being its fourth
triumph in five contests.
II was we'll worth the 30-mile drive
through the downpour yesterday to
see the Terps hand the Middies their
first defeat of the year, and on their
own floor at that. While 1t wasn't
until the last nine minutes Of play
that Maryland started hitting the bas-
ket from all angles that the game
could safely be declared "in," the Old
Liners never relinquished the lead
they established in the early minutes
Of play. although Navy twice tied the
score-at TT and 1919.
Maryland Defense Sturdy.
RUT it was the effective guarding Of
- the Terps that prevented the Mid
dies from getting set for their shots
which resulted in the Navy being held
to four field goals in their first half,
although they aimed" over 80 shots
at the basket with all the accuracy Of
a blind man with the jitters.
Maryland had the pressure on
| throughout the game. six Of its players
taking turns in running up the score,
and it was this inability OF the Navy
to fathom which man might shoot
next that finally caused their morale
to crumble in the closing minutes of
play.
AL Waters and Ben Allen were doing
some pretty passing beneath the goal
that time and again pulled their
| opponents out Of position and when
big Vic Willis, the Terps' high-scoring
center. learned how to break loose in
the second half. it was all over but
the shouting of the 1000 Maryland
supporters In the stands. Held to one
field goal in the first half, Willis
thrice got free directly under the
cords. at one time taking a floor
length pass for the opportunity.
Buscher Gives Terps Start.
RERNIE BUSCHER, who started the
- Maryland scoring with snow
bird in the first three minutes of play,
potted two more, which made him
Maryland's second threat. Mickey
Mcfarland was the only Navy man
to worry Maryland. He scored four
times in the first half. but the Terps
bottled him up effectively in the last
20 minutes to hold him to two free
tosses.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
GIRL BASKETERS CLASH
Six Teams on Schedule Tonight
at Epiphany Gymnasium.

Leland and the Jewish Community
Center sextets. winners in last nights
j. C. C. Girls League, play again to-
night, the former against Sherwood in
Epiphany gym and the Center girls
against Agriculture. A third game
brings together the General Account
ing six against the A. A. AS.
Leland defeated Agriculture, 20-13,
last night, while the j. C. c. lassies
buried the A. A. A. sextet beneath a
1876 score.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
With Louis
CHARLEY IS GIVEN
MENTAL TRAINING
Dakotan to Be Steamed Up
for Bout-CoIored Foe
Says He Won't Fool
BY WILLIAM WEEKES,

~ HICAGO. January 16.-Joe
Louis sat around today waits
ing for the call to action,
~ while his foe of tomorrow
night in the Chicago Stadium, Charley
Retzlaff, sat and listened to a familiar
refrain.
1t goes something like this: THE
first guy who goes right out there and
slugs with Louis will beat him"
Whether there is anything to the
advice remains to be determined. Ths
refrain was sung to Primo Camera,
King Levinsky, Max Baer and Pauline
Uzcudun. They either forgot all about
Evening star., 1936-01-16
HOyA DR|bb[ERS
FACE CHAMPIONS
Game With Pitt Tomorrow
Will Break Third-PIace
Tie in League.
CHAMPIONSHIP Pitts burgh


~ basket ball team, noted for its
~ constant fast movement Of
L n both ball and players, comes
to Tech High gym tomorrow night to
meet Georgetown's promising, but
height Handicapped. sophomores, in
the second Eastern Intercollegiate
Conference game for each.
An attractive preliminary between
the freshman fives of Georgetown and
Maryland will precede the main game,
scheduled to start at $50 o'clock.
Tied for third place in the Eastern
loop as result Of dropping their only
starts, Georgetown and Pitt will enter
the game with contrasting records
achieved outside of the pale of series
competition. The Hoyas have dropped
their last three starts, after winning
their inaugural here more than a
month ago, while Pittsburgh will enter
the game with a record Of victories
in IL games this season.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
Pitt Loses Top Place.

COACHED by Dr.. H. C. Carlson. who
has turned out winning Panther
teams since 1922. tomorrow nights
visitors have lost only to Notre Dame,
Northwestern, Kentucky and Carnegie
Tech-defeat by the last named cost
ing Pitt its customary place at the
head of the conference. Iowa, Butler
and Louisiana State are included
among the Panthers' victims, Pitts
burgh having defeated l.. S. u. in the
Sugar Bowl basket bali game played
at New Orleans on January 2.
Pitt was of to a good start this year
when it opened its season with a road
trip, winning seven Of the first nine
games played between December IL
and January T. It faces good chance
to capture first place in the confer
ence this week end, opposing the un-
tested Penn State tossers on Saturday
night, while Temple, the present lead
er, is meeting West Virginia and Car
negie Tech, both with 500 percentages
in two games.
Evening star., 1936-01-16

North Carolina State College Is
thinking Of installing an athletic
director, with J. L. Won 0lahan,
Evening star., 1936-01-16
THE professional tennis players.
| cads that they are for earn
/ ing their bread and jam at

the expense Of the American
people, have begun another Winter
tour. This time there are eight of
them in the main troupe. three more
experts having been recruited this
year (by the wicked. unsportsman-
like use of American money from
the ranks of the amateurs.
II you follow the statements Of the
United States Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton you realize that these profess
sionals are an evil influence on Amer
ican life. BY converting their talents
into food, clothing and shelter and
by Turing other simon-pure athletes
Evening star., 1936-01-16
a y: s$:;s>;'g c >N;'ga1HN
ANKsNAf


it upon taking a look at the Brown
Bomber's dead pan or didn't take much
stock. for none rushed out to slug.
What happened TO the quartet, and a
number of others, Is we'll known.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
YANKS CAN'T DEAL,
IS RUPPERT'S WALL
Claims He Would Go Broke
Paying Sums Griffith,
Mack Now Ask.
BY ALAN GOULD,
Associated Press Sports Editor.

Associated PreSS Sports EolLor.
N YEW YORK, January l6.-There
M may be additional bartering
" in major league base ball
4 ivory" before the boys start
ganging up in Florida for the coming
season, but it's a bull market from
now on, with no bargains in sight.
The tip-off today is that Col. Jacob
Rupert, perhaps the wealthiest owner
in the major leagues. has thrown up
his hands and refused to pay the
prices asked for some outstanding
players he would like to add to the
New York Yankee 1886 lineup.
Rupert, whose fortune towers
above that of Tom Yawkey. Boston
Red Sox owner and base balls most
conspicuous spendthrift, has paid
millions for the players who helped
produce seven pennant- winning clubs
in a dozen seasons. The deal for
Babe Ruth in 1919 alone involved
close to S5O0,o0O. including a mort
gage on Red Sox property.
Finds Price Tags Too High.
~TT ISN'T that we are not willing
to pay high for what We want"
explained the colonel, but the other
fellows seem to think that I've got
ACHi So ~
MUCH hoNEy u y -
Evening star., 1936-01-16
'TERPS, CARDS STAR
ON BASKET COURTS.
Navy Handed First Defeat
by MaryIand-C. U. Downs
Western Maryland.
BY BILL DISMER. JR.

HAT MdryIdllu Is CApapIe OF uU-
ing her part in upholding one
of the Districts brightest court
Evening star., 1936-07-24
WANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY

WAN 1ED-DtSINESS fnOfER i.
wANrED-sToRE SUITABLE FOR GRO
cery business, Petworth or Marietta Park.
NV Georgis 5s"?.
SALE-INvESTMEN PROPERTY.
ROADSIDE INN ON NO. / HIGHWAY,
good business leased for 4 years Price;
$i4 500. win show good return on small
MOSS REALTY COMPANY.
Tower Bldg Metropolitan 1870.
MODERN CHAIN STORE WITH PRIVATE
ner Yields over ll.5 per cent on Invest
ment. Price. 81. 900.
NajonsI WEiNsERG 1ssE &c ery-,snd Sr ,REALEoR
BUILDER MUST SELL NEW Two-sroRY
Mr R PoKTER i District ea!s ssso deorSi. s sa4
0-RITTENHoUsE SIT RMS,
PEs1 REaLrF e:e co s Gto $500
CHEVY CHASE. D CT ROOMS. 2
baths. modern and in excellent condition;
u square to Conn. ave; u steady renter:
GHEyY ss"S cHssE 3ss yesf HOME nsifs
Natl 1851. llul VT. Ave Clev. 1898.
AGOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
S3. 15O-THREE SMALL BRICK HOUSES
gear Bladensburs I'd. blocks north OF
sssh ToeI rental pe9 aeF month
So .500-Two-f family residence near the
Nay, Navy S Yard rooms S and and, bath on each si
White tenants: income Sa5 per month.
- SHANNON d LUCHs CO.
1903 H St NV. National ?345.
BUY ONE OR MORE 4-FAMILY FLATS, m
section OF good rental demand; no ianitor:
some r. H. A. financing. Wisconsin 3I5b
noothl, Rem Rent 4ts sssLys.Eiy. 81 s:M $500,
Price. 5? O0O-S60U Cash.
Evening star., 1936-07-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
c. CLINTON JAMES, Attorney,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
oia Holding an Equity Court.-ADA JAR
BOE MONTGOMERY, Plaintiff VS., JOSEPH
WILLIAM JARBOE. Sometimes Called WILL
LIAM JARBOE: ct al. Defendants; s;-EduitS
The object Of this suit is to establish title
OF record by adverse possession, in the
pialEtlh TO the real estate in the CITY OF
WASHINGTON. District OF Columbia, deScrioed
as follows. Lot Nine 90 in Joel W. Jones
subdivision OF Square Five hundred and
Liber N K folio 267 OF the records of the
once of the Surveyor OF the District OF
Columbia WIN impToy yements thereon. on
motion OF the Dlain,iff Il IS. this 10Th day
following named defendants cause their
appearance to be entered herein. that is 10
say the defendants Joseph William Jarboe,
Sometimes Called William Jarboe Edward
JarbOe. and Daniel JarbOe on or before the
tOrtlelh day exclusive OF Sundays and
the hrst pUbllcation of this order and the
defendants the unknown heirs. siieneeS
and deysees OF any of the above named
defendants who may be dead. and the un-
known hens aleneex and deviseeS OF Ben
lamIn Jsrboe- deceased, on OF before the
dayS exclusive OF Sundays and legal holi-
days from the date OF the fiTSt publication
OF this order otherwise the cause Will be
proceeded with in case of default. Pro-
once week for four "A successive weeks
before said appearance day in the WASH
lnRton Law Reporter and the WaShinzton
Evening Star the Court having for 5000
cause shown excused other or LONGER pub
lication. JESSE c ADKINS. Justice, iSesl. ;
HAM. CLERK BY RICHARD K1RKLANsD.
Asst. Clerk ly3,l0.lI.|4
Evening star., 1936-07-24
ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo.SToEY BRICK GIs
DWELLING, SIX ROOMS AND BAIH
NO 1871 HOBART STREET NORTH
WEST WITH TWo-cAR BUlLr-iN
BY virtue of deed Of trust recorded IN IN
Liber No 6g44 folio l35 ct seq. one OF
the land records OF the District OF Colum,
bis and at the request OF party secured
thereby the UNDERSIGNED trustees VII oHet
for sale By pablls AUCTION 4,,r in rWSMTT iT9nI 81
SEVENrH DAY OF JuiY. 1886. AT FOUR
Thirty O'CLOCK PM the following
described property in the District OF Co
the subdivision made by the Shapiro Con-
corded in the once OF the surveyor fol-. the
District Of Columbia In Liber 90 at folio
1870; subject to the building restriction
Terms OF sale: One fourth OF the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash balance in
equal installments. represented by prom
issory notes Of purchaser payable in one;
two and three years with interest at o
per cent per annum from day Of sale, SIs;
deed of trust upon property SOLD or az ~
cash at option OF purchaser; deposit OF
x3UO cash required OF purchaser AT saIe
Examination Of title. conyeyancihiE' feeorat rec +
cost of purchaser Terms TO pc compiieo
with within thirty days from day OF safe
otherwise trustees reserve the right 10
resell property at risk and cost OF neisuls-
ment OF such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington d. C.. or deposit
NAV be forfeited. or without forfeiting
deposit trustees may avail themselves OF
any legal or equitable rights against de-
fault'ns pssShasoeNsp pRsAYMoNp J. vIERBucHEN.
EDMUND M. EMMERiCH
tyl6.1s.2l,24,21 trustees
Evening star., 1936-07-24

CHEVROLET 1924 coaches 3 10 select
from in best of mechanical condition:
demonstration. Your choice at S435. stan
lev H. Horner, Inc, new building, 1872
Evening star., 1936-07-24
ADAM A. wEscHLER 4 SON. AuctIoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY STORE AND
APARTMENTS NO. ISL l. STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUsI-
NESS PROPERTY STORE AND
AeARTMENTs. A6aEEWNsE NO, 1911 L STREET
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust
the land records of the District OF Column
secured thereby. the understand trustee
premises on THURSDAY: JULY THIR;
GEb 6I6ck leIs At Ar tgdRa. dHRER FARTd
property in the District Of Columbia; 70
beginning on L. Street 80 feet west from
the southeast corner Of said lot and run
to the southwest corner OF said lot thence
north 95 feet 10 the rear line OF said lot
therce east 20 feet. thence south 81 feet
to the beg inning: improved by two-Story
and cellar brick dwelling containing store
and two apartments OH second moor three
rooms kitchen and bath. and two rooms,
kitchen and bath hot-water heat cleo
tricity.
Terms OF sale: All cash. Property to be
sold subject TO all taxes and assessments
details OF which will be announced at time
chaser at sale. Examination OF title. con,
veyancing recording revenue stamps and
notarial fees at cost OF purchaser. Terms
to be complied with within thirty DAYS
from day of sale. otherwise trustee reserves
the right to resell property. at risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser after hNe
days advertisement of such resale IN some
newspaper published in Washington. D, G,
OF deposit may be forfeited. or without for.
feiting deposit trustee may avail Itself OF
any legal or equitable rights against de-
'A'''iTi The MUNsEY TRUST COMPANY.
By H POPE
Vice President.
(SealO Attest:
T. C. WILLIS Secretary.
Jyl0 Is ~ .,.4 -. -!
Evening star., 1936-07-24

So,Z0U mt. I4Cn ana Spring Rd.
This substantial Colonial brick home 20
It. wide, contains spacious rooms. h-w.h.
elec. refrigeration, deep lot, and is in good
RaNK p1II111ps ristrini 1A11
Evening star., 1936-07-24

Hysttsville Hills. corner Rheem ave.
and Drury. Large lot. 2 bed rooms, mod
ern kitchen. large living room with fire-
place. tiled bath. hardwood floors. electric
ment balance monthly like rent. Columbia
Evening star., 1936-07-24

COTTAGE IN BEAUTIFUL BEACH
community built on large waterfront lot
Electricity in house. Price. $3.50 40
mile drive from city.
Building sites In waterfront develop
ment Low price. easy terms. 23 miles
from city.
Evening star., 1936-07-24

TAKOMA PARK. MD. 3l7 HOLLY AVE
New detached brick bungalow. rooms
modern; unusual Kitchen large attic, 2-car
built-in garage, h.-w.h; wooded lot 50x
1872 y block school; S6 500; ST 900 cash,
terms like rent Owner and builder 3ne
Evening star., 1936-07-24
1926 LANIER PL. nv

ol-foot sem-detached brick house of q
large rooms. inclosed porch. gas heat.
WAGGAMAN- -BRAwNER REALTY CORP
lLnn Eve ST Met .IS6N.
Evening star., 1936-07-24
CHARLES A JONES.
PAUL j FRIZZELL.
tyI5-d&dS exSu Trustees
ADAM A. wEscHLER d SON. AuctiOneers


SALE OF COLLATERAL SECURITY.
By virtue of the power OF sale contained
in a certain collateral agreement dated
October y. 1898 default having occurred
under the terms of said agreement l VIII
sell at public auction IN the ONCE OF Adam
A. NeSchler & Son. Incorporated 4l5 Z
g.: NV: WaShingIon; d. G. on THURS
1886 AT TEN-THIRTY O'CLOCK AM the
following described collateral named In
SAID agreement. 10 wit:
An unsecured note dated July 90. 1922.
IN the sum of $500 signed by James j
Gavin, payable on or before one year TO
the order of Joseph A. Rafferty,. duly in
6orsed without recourse by said payee-
First trust note dated February -. 1926,
signed by James J. Calvin in the original
sum of $40 900, due three years after date
to the order of James J. Slattery. duly IN
dorSed without recourse by said payee
Ss Id note reouCed by subsequent credits to
the present principal balance of SIS. 500
now secured by lot 20 in square 1855.
known as property located at 400; Chrsa-
peake ST. NV, Washington. d. G in which
Richard E. Wexford and Joseph A. Raf-
ferJy are named trustees.
Terms All cash. All parties in interest
please take notice
CARY A HARDEE RECEIVER
Federal American National
Bank and Trust Company.
HuDA - a -