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Evening star., 1936-08-02

Here declarer must say to himself.
IF West holds both the king and
queen of hearts and the high dia-
mond, I have him squeezed" De-
clarer merely leads his last trump. and
West is forced either to throw of his
high diamond or unguard his hearts.
This is a natural squeeze.
A developed squeeze is made when
the declarer must exhaust suit in
one opponents hand in order sue
cessfully to squeeze the other.
South, declarer.
Spades are trumps.
Evening star., 1936-08-02
BY IRA WOLFERT.

r EW YORK. August 1.-The
storm cracking over the
head of the former naval Of
ficer charged with selling ma
Evening star., 1936-08-02
How Good Is Your Memory for Names, News and Faces?

How Do You h to Of
the Correct nd ATh T.
Evening star., 1936-08-02
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES,

Inventors Of the system tha. has beaten every other
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16

Jack Morrissette. the pride OF the
Brawley middleweight glove sling
ers. will meet Ken Holiday, one oil
the outstanding middleweights on
the coast in the main event oil the
Brawley amateur card tonight.
Morrissette. who will tangle with
Herman Graves Tuesday June 80 in
the Brawley ring. welcomes the
chance to take on a tough oppon-
ent, as he is looking forward to
meeting with the Ell Centre Negro
and wants to be in top condition
for the impending battle-the fight
Imperial Valley fans have been
waiting for.
Sandoval. who spent most of the
time on the canvas when he fought
MorrisSette last week, will start his
comeback tonight when he meets
H. Castillo of Westmorland.
Bobby Hagar. Palm Springs flash,
who has dropped his last six bat
ties in the Brawley ring, is planning
to pin back Kid Escalona's ears in
the sixth bout on the program. Es-
calona has trimmed Hagar in two
previous meetings but the Palm
Springs battler is in perfect condi-
ton for tonight's fight and may
turn the tables.
Other bouts ON the program are:
Johnnie Amara, Calipatria, vs.. Al
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16
Joe Louis
Worrie d!
Over Golf

LAKEWOOD. N. j., June 10 tOH
ice Louis, Detroit'S Brown Bomb
er The Tan Tornado, etc, was wor-
ried today before the last five
rounds of sparring that would
complete his training for Thursday
nights brawl with Max Schmeling
at Yankee stadium.
shuffling ice was worried about
cutting his golf score below loo
strokes and his ultimate ability to
master the harmonica.
After today's final workout Joe
will rest tomorrow-perhaps play
a round of golf and few notes on
The harmonica. Thursday morning
he and his encourage will entra1n In
special cars for New York. They
will arrive at New Yorks Penn
svlyania station about ll:3O am ,
and 90 directly to the Hippodrome
for the weighing in. He expects to
scale about 20ll5 pounds, giving
him six or seven pound advantage
over Schmeling.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16

To 7 Fight In
Ei {

Jose Ybarra. San Bernardino
lightweight and rated as one o.
he cleyerest fighters on the coast
will get a crack at the lightweight
champion IF southern California.
Don Benzor, in bout No. 8 at the
Il Centro arena Friday night.
Ybarra has licked a raft of good
men and is the hardest man to hit
n The amateur ranks. He boasts
an almost impenetrable defense
and packs a mean wallop.
Benz-r is also a clever fighter
and Gene Boatwright will testify
as to his hitting power. Benzor
kayoed Boatwright- last week.
The Ybarra- -Benzor bout looms
as the fastest, most closely contest
ed fight seen in the valley this sea-
s5n.
In the No. 7 spot on the card
Willard Hogue is matched against
Felix Gomez. Gomez throws leather
in all directions with amazing ac-
curacy and lightning like speed. If
Hogue can stop all of Gomez blows
ne can truthfully be tabled as the
outstanding featherweight to show
in the valley.
c. Sandoval will meet Leslie
Childers in the sixth battle. This
90 should be a vow. Both boys are
good puncherS and will go into the
ring Friday night and start throw
ing punches to try to win theiI
bout via the K. o route.
Shorty Hogue. Wizards twin
brother. will meet Mayo Sorio in q
bout that will be filled with action
thrills and clever fighting. Sorio is
a brother of Baby Sal Sori3, far
famed battler.
Other bouts on the program are:
Ely Flowers VS.. S Madison, Charles
Skies VS.. Barney Reece, Virgil
Smith vs.. Gilbert House, and Joe
Villages VS.. Angelo Yinfrido.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16
20-30 Trims
Nev-Ca| 9;
Eagles Lose

Playing an outstanding brand OF
ball throughout the game the 2O-30
club diamondeers maintained their
winning streak Monday night with
a 6-5 vicory over the Nev-Cal soft
ballers.
Nev-Cal started the game with
blast scoring three runs. The 2O-3O
club came right back. however, to
tie the score with a three run
burst in their half of the first
inning. Both pitchers then settled
down and chucked splendid ball
throughout the remainder of the
contest
Steele and Sheffield paced the
Power company with two hits each.
Steele hit a home run and single
and Sheffield gathered triple and
a double.
In the second game Golden State
Creamery turned in an 81 win over
the Eagles in hotly contested ball
game
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16
RACERS
TUNE UP CARS
IN TIME TRIALS

Imperial Valley midget race driv-
ers are zooming their cars around
the Z CentrO speedway this week
in trial runs in order to have
their cars in the best possible run
ming order for Thursday nights
races. scheduled to be the best of
the year.
Hardin Young, Bill Ferguson,
Fred Salmen. Frank Hetzel, and
Fred Davis are all confident of
winning the big race Thursday.
Fred Davis drove a fine race last
week and if he can wind up his
car to the same heights it attained
last week we look for car No. 5
to cart off the honors again.
The track itself appears to be
in perfect condition for the big
races. Three thousand gallons Of
oil was poured on the track last
week and as a result the track is
fast, smooth and the speeding cars
do not kick up dust.
Those persons who have counted
ca crashing the gate as they have
l-1 iile past Will nave 10 employ
some new method this week, as
all CT the weak places in the fanc-
rs have been repaired and a pa
troll CF guards will be posted al
various points about the grounds,
inside and out.
With the seven valley cars
primed for the races and three
San Diego cars and Cne Yuma
midget slated to enter the events.
Thursdays program will indubit-
ably be the most outstanding
shown on the local speedway.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16
GIRLS TEAM
LOSES CLOSE
BALL GAME

Another Saturday will tell anoth-
er story, the girls .2f Russ Sher-
woods femi-nine night ball team
vowed this week as they prepared
a potent tea Of hIs, runs and put
cuts to entertain the Lakeside
girls team on the Wilson school
diamond Saturday night.
The FL Centre girls dropped a 20
to 20 decision to the Lakeside
femmes on the Lakeside diamond
last Saturday night in a slugfest
that promised plenty of action for
the return engagement
The FL Centro team showed on
its travelling beck as Edgar, M
Hurst. B. Hurst. Eleanor Reams,
Ella Reams, Lunder, Smith, Corey,
Stewart Graham Johnson and
Chestnut.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16
MEXICALI NINE
IN sc WIN OVER
HERMAN'S CLUB

Mexicali's fast stepping softball
team pulled the first upset in
Calexico league play Monday night
when the nine from across the
border went on a hitting spree in
the eighth inning to score six runs
and hand the league leading Her
man club a 81 drubbing.
Herman's s1uggers got to Vas
quez, Mexicali pitcher, for one run
in the first inning but after the
opening canto they could not solve
the slants of the Mexicali ace.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16

AhHt"HAAAA AtAA lAAAAn AaA AAHhh I AAN "a
unable to break into the win col
umn
In the opening game o. the sea-
son BraWley rOmpC5 ON the Mer-
chants To the tune of 9-6 Then
HoltVille eked out a 3-2 win in
ten innings and CaleXico annexed
an Is inning contest.
Last week the CaleXicans took
a ten inning victory over the Fl
Centre team.
With juSt a few breaks the E,
Centro nine expects TO take the
measure of the HcltylIle softbal'
nine tonight and break into the
credit side Of the ledger.
Homer Chambers or Joe Hurst
Will take the mound for the e
Centre team and Cummings. clever
left handed chucSGr. VII be or
the slab f9r the HoltVllls outfit.
Brawley at Calexico
Confident THAT they viii be able
to snap the win streak OF the
CaleXico FLYING A nine. Brawley
Merchants viii trek 10 CaleXlco to-
night 10 tang-e with Johnny Car
rcll'S bail club.
The Flying A team has played
brillient ball all season and have
expected at the track Thursday
night
The Brawley Junior chamber OF
commerce softbau team. the mem.
bers Of which modestly tabled
themselves as the best softballers
in southern California, suffered a
setback at the hands of the San
Diego J.C.C. team Sunday at Pine
Valley.
The Brawley players blamed the
loss onto the condition Of the dia-
mond Too many boulders in the
park caused the best team in
southern California" to go on the
rocks.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16
MAX SCHMELING
STILL UNRUFFLED

NAPANOCH, N. Y. June 10 U'Rl
Max Schmeling's pulse was nor
nal today, his appetite was good
and he had enough strength to &C
about the last hard day of training
here for his international battle
with Joe Louis without having any
one hold him up.
There is every reason to believe
that the German will be able to
get into the ring at Yankee sta
dunn Thursday night with his ner-
vous system under control, and his
mind firmly made up that he can
win.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16
e Cenfro 9 % Make
Strong Bid TO End Jinx
BAER WINS

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah.
June 16. lU.P)-A 22G- pound
UaNie Baer, breathing heavily,
thumped cut a six round deci-
sion over Tony SOuza, former
California A. and NJ. football
player. last night in the first
OF Makes comeback trials.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16
FANS TO SEE FAST
BOUTS AT BRAWLEY

Garcia, Santa Ana.
Toby Solorzano, Brawley VS.. M
Birdsall, Santa Ana.
Bad Boy Jackson, Brawley, VS..
Tuffy Laudermilk, Holtville.
Ivan Wallace, Calipatria, VS.. Vir-
gle Smith, Holtville.'
Chet (Newsboy) Galloway VS. r.
Alvarado, Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16

Won every valley league tilt. al
though they were extended to
e'shJeen innings in one contest
and ten cantCs in another.
Ed Kelly, CaleXieo's ace mounds
man. boasts an outstanding record
nd will be tough TO beat.
RubideauX, or Chalupnick will
oppose Kelly on the mound.
League STANDINGS.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16
Merchants To TanoIe
With HoItville Team;
Calexico Meets BrawIey

E Centre Merchants will their drive to get out
of the valley league cellar tonight when Brchfield's
charges tange with the strong Holtve Cramer Bakery
at S:15 D. NJ The FL Centre rated as one
of the strongest clubs in the league when league play
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16
Bench
w Warr11inu
BY Burdette Kinne
Post-Press Sports Editor

When Jack MOrrissctte steps INTO
the Brawley ring tonight TO meet
Ken Holiday from the Santa Ana
athletic club all eyes viii be focused
on his plan Of attack. his ability to
cover up. his hitting power When the
climbs out of the ring every one
of the several hundred spectators
will have a definite opinion formed
regarding the outcome Of the
Graves Morrissette fight June 80.
Morrissete has been fighting for
two or three years and has never
been defeated He has not been
knocked down and has run up a
string of victories that guarantee
he will make an impressive show
ing when he runs up against the
Negro in the valley title bout.
I pick Morrissete to K. Q. Holi
day in tonight's fight after tough
battle for the first two rounds
Holiday viii tire and Morrissette
will breeze through to put the
Santa Anan away i'm the third OF
fourth canto
The sixth bout will be sloppy
affair with Castillo taking a decis.
ion.
Bobby Hagar viii snap his losing
streak with a decision over Kid Es-
calona. Johnnie Amara VIII drop
a close battle to Birdsau and Bad
Boy Jackson viii trim Laudermilk.
I. Wallace viii go down under a
Furnishing attack of Virgil Smith
and Alvarado viii take Galloway tC
the cleaners in the opener.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16
XQi4lkX
FAT BOYS WILL
PLAY COCA COLA

Maggie Brothers softball nine,'
defeated in their last four starts,
will open their comeback drive
Wednesday nlgnt wnen the Fat
Boys take on the strong Coca Cola
Bottlers.
Maggie has added several new
players to his roster and antici-
pates a win streak for the Fat
Boys. - .....
Thursday night the Valley Steam
Laundry will battle it out with
Ben Hulse Caterpillars in a game
that will give the winner undis-
puted possession of first place
in the league standings. .'.f;'
Homer Chambers will be on the
mound for the Caterpillars and
Joe Hurst will chuck for the
cleaners. Neither pitcher has been
going full blast yet this season
and fans are anticipating a close
duel
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16
OILERS TAKE
9-6 VICTORY
IN HOLTYILLE

The Holtville Oilers swept into
the Holtville commercial league
Lead Monday night with 9-6
victory over the High school in
door team.
NJ Williams and Byrd were the
leading hitters. Williams, Oilers
hit a home run with a man on
and Byrd nit a double with the
bases full .a the fourth canto for
the high 5chOol nine.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16

20-3O .........#.........31 $40 O02 %
Home runs, Steele, Province, Keep
ley; triples, Sheffield; doubles,
Cowan, Barnard, Sheffield; struck
out by Sunstrom. IL; struck out by
PulIiam. 3; walked by Sunstrom, 1
walked by Pulliam, 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16

Midget racing is in the valley to
stay. The association has put on
four races and with each event the
crowd has increased Each race is
filled with thrills galore and even
when the events are not closely con-
tested it IS fascinating to watch the
tiny cars speed around the oval and
skid on the curves.
With one Of the most entertain.
ing programs Of the season on tap
this week an even larger crowd is
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16

P. Vasquez limited the Herman
stickers to three hits, whitfield 13
batters and walked three. S. Ritter
allowed eight hits, famed Ia and
walked three
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-16

"Timeplon is the copyrighted which describes ali
types of nsullment credit looms with which Bonk of Anne
financial needs of the individual Remember the nome ~
member too that when you establish your credit at Bonl
making Timeplon loan for any purpose. you have es
credit and for all for mukng additional Timeplon
financial needs. Tnleplon you of completed
service. Repayment terms arranged to fit your incor
Evening star., 1936-03-31
SALE-HOUSES.
IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

Strictly English brick bungalow. con-
venient to schools and fast bus service;
in setting of large- shade trees. 5 rooms
and bath on first floor one finished room
with heat in attic with exceptional storage
space: built-in garage: hot-water heat.
with blower. Price considerably below
surrounding property. For inspection
Evening star., 1936-03-31
ARTHUR PETER and ARTHUR C. KEEFLR.
ATTORNEYS.

IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
gdSrt7as Of f2uWsissH uWsHNSfs NN9ifft9s LOAN NEq x1
g oy,S; SoRRoEAT1oN RRG OF The TOWN
l0n u censds 81 tas PT9En'Rf E Ro4Af TRGs
PANY. q, body corporate executor 9I, and
ttastss seased 3pA Al sns SANE ML g onh IsosEI MAD
and VERNON e MegTLL M6ss BE Dsfe9qsrif;cEA pT4sTfcA
ffoiSy ffoNyEABsENT DEFENDANTS. OBJ
tect of this suit is TO obtain decree
authorizing and smp9WeEtns ne T1s Sos5
fust dsted fiHss tRs dsy Of
deednF a2 to 9Sfsn loan n sa% DO pos
(S25 OO0.O0 and execute note thereior
payable not less than three nor tn,srsst 9Te man
Snhum. n and 70 secure the same BY ne ex:
8GR sn6dinision 10 Of q lots S in in Square $7s IN ths
cy p.P Of pIst recoFded IN Ibsr 2 foo s
Of the records in the once OF the Sur
veyor for the said District: also all that
the the foilowins metes and bounds to wit:
Besinning for the same a. the extremss
southeastern corner Of ssid lot % ,.nea sna
north i 5o.sS5 feet: thence west .33 feet.
and thence south POSTS feet 10 the place
CT beRlnniNg. excepting tNe pdEl eaIN
lot IS taken for public alley, as SHOWN
on plat recorded in Liber IS. folio l69. OF
the records Of the once Of the surveyor
for said District. and to pay out Of sag
loan an encumhrance now against sag
property IN the sum OF Five Tnousand
Dollars (S5, 600 .00) and TO use the BALANCE
OF the loan, or so much thereof as may pc
necessary for the purpose Of replacing the
present heating system In the bulldins noW
located upon said property, known as tne
McGill Building. and pay costs ano eH-
penses necessary TO obtain said loan. IN:
Guiding costs Of this suit and fees for legal
services In connection Herewith; and 70 set
aside from the gross rental from said
property sum sufncient TO pay the IN
terest on said loan, and for other Tehel
as prayed for in the petition OF the plan.
tin Upon motion Of the plaintln' y
by the Court this 30th day OF March. 1880.
ordered that the defendants, CorpoIatlon
OF the Town Of Bowms nville. The Royal
Trust Company Ada Jane McGll !sooei
Madeline Cluxton, Stanley B. McGiu ana
Vernon c McGill cause their appearance
to be entered herein on OF before ths
fortieth day. exclusive OF Suncays eh9
legal HOLIDAYS, occurring after the cay OF
the frst publication OF this order. otner-
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
in case of default Provided that copy
OF this order be published once week iot
three successive weeks before said return
dsy in The Washinston Law Reporter ara
The Evening Star. PEYTON GOEDOE'
Justice true eopyi Test: FHAs FEAssA + E
SSFf IN Asst Clerk mh3l sp7.l4
Evening star., 1936-03-31

PEP4sTMENT 4Eg Es4rS qg ee4sERCWE ee2S4sE gEITgD
n Causdaapicste, Malsh WI be seceved tbs
Pss Pass. uSti and WI win Be- 6s' opened imn:dist.iy
as attend. for proapcl1ng during the asesl SS
hss SeeGS ae issues q pS pSen and o t6s
reproduction Of exhausted copies OF draw.
mss and SPscifGa'tions e.s' sy plane:
sidered stsi in eonneetion WITH the ability Of
the bidder and his plant to do and De:
Wosk Us Tns Undsr sh. sSo1e exc:ps
that no specifc number OF pages can be
sstim for pToduci3S or 55spiSdT9lns 6y
copies Of drawings Of patents on plants.
lUnoer these same conditions, producing by
nsehs on pTHssss psns PeI % % Il.
nation Of an award. such preliminary IN
yestigation as 10 the qualifications Of bid:
low bid, unsupported by satisfactory ,evi.
WITH TIE T. ers of the s S
nd s9 be Tasdee nS vii BE- rs
awarded subject to an APPROPRIATION by
ens5s seh ht on s'Rs's s part S
s SdseT vbb r D.s tfsss f.. xs or .r.S Sn
for the rsiecti9n eject; % ot such & bid s BfRpERs
TORY IN THE PAST MAY BE ELMINf-
MATED FROM CONSIDERATION ON THAT
GROUND. Specifications with forms of
proposal will 6e furnished on application
TO the Chief Clerk OF the Patent Otice,
All bidders are, invited to be present al
the opening. The risht TO reject any and
all bids, in whole or in part. is hereby
reserved, All plates used in color work
or half-tone work TO be the property Of
the Patent once. The number OF colors
used in the color work to be in accordance
with the drawings as furnished. All
work OF current Issue tClaSs A. to be
performed in the District Of Columbia.
CONWAY p. COE. Commissioner.
Evening star., 1936-03-31
sALE-INvESTMENT PROPERTY.


CORNER. CLOSE TO DOWNToWN;
heat. elee.; in excellent condition; rented
to good white tenant at S475O month;
price only $3.50; "a cash. balance in
bldg. assn. This corner has good fu-
ture for gas site etc. z. A. GARVEY (atty.
for ownerl. District 450s. 1928 vt. ave.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
S6. .750-Two new one-story brick stores.
Each leased to reliable tenant. No heat
$40. OOO-THREE BRICK HOUSES in
northwest section. near Georgia ave.
Hot-Water heat and electricity in each.
Exceptionally good condition. Rented
to reliable tenants at 81 1870 per year.
Sl4 5O0-NEW DETACHED FOUR-FAM-
lily FLAT, northwest location. Fully
rented at So .la6 per year. Separa te
gas furnace in each apt. VIII net 30Tc
return on investment. $4,000 cash
SHANNON & LUcHs CO.
1905 H St. NV. National 2345.
Evening star., 1936-03-31

HILLCREST-$l. 900.
Fine lot on 32nd ST. near Erie. 50x104
it. A good value. Terms if desired. See
Evening star., 1936-03-31
(C0ntinued.

b1l,500-Just of Columbia road. hand
some brick residence with eight
bed rooms and two baths. large
living room. dining room reception
hail and kitchen. Two-car garage
on rear Of lot. Originally built by
local builder for his own home.
Evening star., 1936-03-31
FUTURE DAYS
ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES. SALE q vALgARLE THREE;
sToRY B5ISK DWELLINo I'VE 15lS oipvTTG TEs
sTREET STREET nc NoRTHWEsT' -~
Lt6eT No. D $3.50 9 foiio Sss es ct sea- es one oi
bia. and at the request Of party secured
thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustees will offer
for sale by public auction, in front Of
e5ssfs of z on e5 gFRAY R4 10Th TIE GEsR PAY
BIS pstret os coiu6a to L. III n
Il bocE * Todd snd sroan: s
Mount Pleasant and Pheasant Plains, :"
per Plat Of sad gTeuninsers suPdyis9n 3diyd gG
Of the records Of the once Of the surveyor
Of the District of Columbia. Now known
for purposes Of assessment and taxation
covenants lD Of n record. subiect to Rle The risht
Of redemption by the maker OF the sfore-
said deed Of trust his heirs and assigns,
sale not GI sundays anG hodsy
as provided in said deed OF trust.
Terms Of sale; One-third of the pur-
chase money. to be paid in cash. balance in
issory notes OF purchaser payable in one
and two years. with interest at nve per
centum per annun from day Of sale, pay;
Of trust upon property sold. or all cash.
at option Of purchaser. A deposit OF $500
required Of purchaser at sale All convey
with within ten days from expiration OF
redemption period. otherwise trustees re.
snd 1 cost s o @ detautins ii ns'I parehaser after i've
days advertisement. OF such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. D. c.
eHAEtEs ezAE !. rA1zE2EEss 4; J2HEs'
nbe4-dAds exeu Trustees
Evening star., 1936-03-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE c. GERMAN. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
tLict OF fColumbia.-CHARLEs HOWARD
DAVIS. ct al, Plaintiffs, VS.. The Unknown
HeiTS; HeIIS, Alienees and Deyisees Of: ABRAHAM
sntsNEsSity No. 6Ss4H5 6oS45.ooRbEE i'1a oF
PuBLICATIoN.-T object Of this suit is
TO obtain a decree establishing 81 record
plaintitfs, title IN fee simple 70 lot % in
Howard Uniyersitys Subdivision Of Square
1888 In the District Of Columbia, as per
plat recorded IN Lbsr 9, H. B.; folio 3sa.
Upon motion OF the plaintiffs, 1t Is By the
Court: this 30th day Of March. AID. 1885,
ORDERED that the defendants, the un.
known heirs. alienees and deyl;ees Of AbIa.
Young, deceased, cause their appearance TO
be entered herein on or before the nrst
Of the flrst publication hereof. otherwise
this cause will be proceeded with as in
case OF default; provided copy hereof
be published once a week for three sue
cessive weeks in The Washington Law Re-
porter and in The Evening Star, LONGER
and other publications being dispensed
with for satisfactory cause shown. PEY:
TON GORDON. Justice. A true COPY, Test !:
FRANK e CUNNINGHAM Clerk. BY
HARRY NJ HULL. Asst. Clerk.
Evening star., 1936-03-31
ADAM A. wEscHLER g. SON. Auction..rs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY FRAME
DWELLING. NO. 4e7 z STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sToRY FRAME
pWEL4JNG- sCIEIt[MSsr NO. 4e7 z STREET
Court OF the District OF Columbia passed
In EQUITY No. 60667, will sell at public
4gE 4EggHsPss5%A P2ss5%A i sESSSB SroSs
PM, the east 33 feet front by the entire
depth OF lot g in square 4o4, which is
improved by the above-numbered premises.
and known for the purpose Of taxation as
lot s14 in said square.
Terms Of sale: $3.50 cash deposit re-
quired at time Of sale. One-third OF the
purchase money, of which the deposit shall
be a part. payable IN cash and the balance
to De represented by the purchasers notes
payable in two equal .insts llmentS in one
and two years from day Of sale, TO bear
interest at six per centun per Annum,
payable seml-annually. and to be secured
by first deed of trust on said property. or
all cash at purchasers option. Cost OF
revenue stamps, examination Of title, con-
veysncing and notary fees TO be paid by
purchaser. Terms Of sale 10 be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale.
else the property will be readvertised for
hve days snd resold at defaulting pur-
chaser's cost and risk.
GEORGE NJ. ENMERIcH.
Trustee.