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Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18

lands RULES
first GAME IN
SENIOR LOOP CITY
BY United Press

NEW YORK, Sept. II. (UP)-
The 1888 world series will open in
a National league city on Wednes-
day, Oct 5, it was decided today al
a meeting over which Commission
er Kensaw NJ. Lands presided
The :irst and second games will
be played Oct. and in the home
city of the National league cham
pions. The third, fourth and fifth
games will be held at Yankee sta
dunn IN New York, the Yanks be.
ing virtually certain to win the
American league flag.
If needed, the sixth and seventh
games in the best four of seven
series will be played in the National
league city.
II case the National race ends in
a tie, the world series will open on
the third day after the tie is de
cided President Frick will decide
how such a tie would be played
off. F3ick said such a playoff would
start on Tuesday, Oct. 4.
If the Chicago Cubs win the
National championship, there will
be a day off for travel between the
second and third games and be-
tween the fifth and sixth games.
If Pittsburgh, Cincinnati or thr
Giants are victors, the series will
be played on consecutive days.
All series games will start at 1:3O
pm, local time, except a New York
Sunday game which will start at
2 pm.
Ticket prices are the same as for
former years, and will be sold IN
blocks of three. Prices per game
are: box seats, $3.50; reserved seats,
$3.50; grand stand, $3.30,.and bleach
ers, $1i0.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Sept. II. UP)-
The Los Angeles stock market to-
day closed an anxious week with a
short Saturday session of low vol
ume and prices still falling.
Sales included: Roberts Pub
Mkts. 200 shares 81, down u; Sc
curity Units 10 at 81 down "a.
Transamerica 100 shares ga, down
u; Sontag Drug 100 shares 8, down
Is; Bandini Pet 600 shares Az
down u; Bolsa Chica A 100 shares
33s, unchanged; Hancock Oil loo
shares 35, up 11a; Richfield Oil 100
shares 6h, down "a Signal Oil &
Gas A 100 shares 81, up 5A; Sun
ray Oil 100 shares 23s, down 1s; Un-
ion Oil 100 shares 19A up B; Univ.
Con. Oil 100 shares 14R, unchang-
ed; Claud Neon 100 shares 9h, down
a; Emsco 100 shares 8, down 3s
Lockheed Aircraft 100 shares 12h
down p; Menasco 100 shares 2B 4,
down a; Ryan Aero 100 shares IA,
unchanged; Edison common 100
shares 81, up "; Edison per cent
pfd 100 shares 27, down "a.
Volume of sales approximately
$500 shares -four issues up, 18
down, seven unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
Ho|tviI|e And
CaIexico Show
Well in Preps

Calexico and Holtvllle high school
football squads hung up their cleats
until Monday after a week of prac-
tice in which both squads appeared
to be slightly stronger than last
season.
Holtville's first string, with five
lettermen returning, will be as pow
erful as last years team but NovaI
Walker reported that weak reserve
material may hinder the Vikings
chances.
CaleXico will have three letur,1
men returning in the backfield arras
five on the line. Ted Sander.
named by some writer's as all
valley. quarterback last year,
has shown more speed and power in
workouts this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18

Rabbits feet, horsehoes and four
leaf cloyers We're on the must list of
El Centre All-Stars as they packed
away softball uniforms today after
losing a Az decision to BraWley Fri
Gay night in El Centro stadium to
close an otherwise successful season.
Tunney Williams welded the axe
which moved down Ell Centro Fri
cay night. He allowed only six hits
and was in trouble IN only the
eighth inning when three hits filled
the bases.
Bob O'Brien, El Centro hurler,
was not SO successful. He gave up
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
CHICAGO GRAINS
LOS ANGELES, Sept. II. CUP)-

CHICAGO, Sept II. (UP)-Wheet y
prices were firm on the ChicaS -
board of trade today rejecting
strength in outside markets and the
continued tension in Europe.
AT the close wheat was up Va to l
cent, corn was up u to B cents, and
oats 3s to Y cent higher.
Corn prices were firm today In
sympathy with wheat. Offerings
were light and scattered demand
was more than sufficient to absorb
them. Fair purchases to arrive were
reported. Small export sales were
made in U S. corn overnight
Receipts of grain in Chicago to-
Gay included an estimated SO cars
oil corn and 62 cars of wheat
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18

PREDICTS GREAT
SEASON FOR JIG.

( Coach Robert Armstrong wound
UP week of practice at CentrsA
junior college Friday night az :
predicted the Arabs would have the
strongest football team in recent
wears. .
Eighteen gridders answered the
calf for practice and most of the as
pirants were out every night. In
previous years only five or six jay
Gees were on hand before school
started.
Armstrong expected to have 80
candidates on Monday
Practice was restricted to drills in
fundamentals, passing and kicking.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Set. 49, Up)-
Hogs 100, steady, bulk 10-1O.25. top
lO.25. Sows 25 cents lower at 75O-
785.
Cattle 300, cleanup trade about
steady. Short fed heifers 6.6O; COWS
5-5.85; cutter grades 3.50-5; bulls
5'75-675; calves SO, steady; few
Vealers to $50; few calves 1853.
Sheep 300, steady, medium sprinp
lambs 7; common ewes Its
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
.BRAWLEY BEATS FL centric
ALL.STARS AGAIN AS JNx
PREVAILS: 7. WILLIAMS HERO

eleven hits and was in hot water
most of the distance. A shaky de-
fense and free passes to first base
contributed to El Centro's downfall
In a preliminary game BraWley
Elks Bloomer girls cloWned them
selves out of a victory over Sher-
wood girls. Sherwood won 30 in
wild finish that had the scorekeep-
er groggy.
Friday nights victory for Braw-
ley Ali-Stars marked the eighth
straight year that the BraWley jinx
has prevailed. Ell Centre has never
won a series from the northenders.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
Robinson Wins
sc. @ of Crown

SANTA MONICA, Sept. II. CUP
Young Joe Robinson of Brent
wood was new Southern California
open golf champion today. He won
the title and $500 by stroking Y
holes on the Santa Monica munich
pal course in an aggregate of 272.
eight under par. 1t vas the 25 >>ar
old pros first important victory.
Robinson carded 66-64-70-72 for
the 70 par course
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
The
Tackle Box
By GEORGE BUCKL1N

Some Of the best deep-sea fish
ing of the season is now being en-
joyed in San Diego offshore waters.
Recent catches of marlin sword
fish. white sea bass, yellowfin tuna
and albacore forecast a prolific
sports angling period estimated 10
last at least another thirty days.
The first of this week, II pas
sengers on the Mascot III, operated
by the H. & M. Sport Fishing COM
pany, brought to gaff SO white sea
bass, the largest one scaling 80
pounds. Numerous barracuda, bo-
nito and kelp bass supplemented
the huge catch of pastel shaded
beauties. A total of yellowfin tuna
and a ike number of albacore were
taken on another of the H & NJ.
boats. Correspondingly good haul
were reported on other live bait
craft.
Yellowtail and large schools OF
yellowfin are expected to show IN
the vicinity of the Mexican Coro-
nados within a short time, as ia
vorable ocean currents, ideal wealth
er conditions and an abundance ol
live bait are reported.
Marlin fishing is at its peak now
with scores of the fighting monster;
being brought in weekly.
One of the seasons outstanding
achievements was performed by
Mrs. w. A. Hoss of San Diego re-
Gently when she brought to gaff a
marlin that weighed ll8 pounds,
with regulation light tackle. This
is a feat that has seldom been ac-
complished. The leviathan made So
Jumps out of the water before It
was brought under control by the
sportsWoman. Incidentally, light
tackle consists of a rod not shorter
than 6 feet over all, tip not more
than ounces and thread line
81 pound test.
A total of almost 200 marlin have
been taken off San Diego shores
this season and women have ac-
counted for a large percentage OF
them. Mrs. Howard Minor, jr., also
Of San Diego, has caught as many
as two Of the monsters in one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor were FL Centre
visitors this week on dove hunt
ing expedition. The fair huntress
proved as adept with a shotgun as
she had with a fishing rod, and
returned home with her limit OF
birds.
Five marlin in one day on one
beat was the unprecedented record
hung up by four men on the sports
fishing boat, Barney Google,
short time ago. The big fish scaled
from I35 pounds TO 1873 pounds and
were caught off the -Four Mile Bank
between ocean Beach and Del Mar
Marlin fishing, one of the most
thrilling OF sports is expected to
last well into November II south
ern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
Gre enb ers Three
Games Behind
Babe Record

DETROIT, Sept. II. CUP)-Hank
Greenberg, cunning for the major
league home run record, today was
three games behind the record pace
set by Babe Ruth in 1927 when he
clouted 80.
Big Hank hit No. 81 yesterday
against the New York Yankees in
the Tigers 18Th game of the year.
The Bambino nit No. 81 in the
Yanks' 135th tilt and the SIND in
tie l36th.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
l.. A. VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16 (UP)-
trading continued very slow on
most lines with supplies moderate
to heavy.
Asparagus: Local loose select r.
l5c ID, Icy 7-8c. Choice SEC. Elk.
fey 9-10c.
Cahtaloupes: Local HB's std 16s-
us best 50-60c. 36c 25-35c. Jap
ahese melons std 10s-12s 60-65c. 14s-
los 55-50c. Honeydews sdt 8s-16s Co
ooc, Casabas: Jumbo crates 1880.
tomatoes: Lugs stones local 4x5s
ordinary 40-5Oc. 5x5s & 5x6s 5O-65c.
ventura Co. 4x5s 65-75c. 5x5s &c
ox6s 65-75c. San Luis Obispo Co.
4x5s 6O-75c. 5x5s & 5x6s 1880. 6x
6s 50-6Oc. III
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
Roper Whips
Jorge Brescia

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. II. UP)-
Only the bell ending the seventh
round saved the giant Argentine
Jorge Brescia, advertised as the
Second Wild Bull of the Pampas'.
from a knockout in a bout with
Jack Roper, Roanoke. Va, heavy
weight, at Hollywood Legion stadium
last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
HutschIer lie ads
In Boat Derbv

SAN DIEGO, Sept. II. CUP)-
Walter 3. Hutschler's white hulled
star boat Pimm held a two point
lead over 81 rivals today as the
shiny little vessels sailed away on
the fourth of a series of five races
that will determine an international
champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
Graves, Hogue
Take on LA.
Fighters in Tuneup

Herman Graves, Shorty Hogue,
Cleo Shans and Jack Morrissette
will hesdline next Thursdays fight
card at the Ell Centre athletic club
in bouts against fighters from Los
Angeles.
Hogue and Graves, who will meet
in the main event on Sept. 30, are
expected to attempt to finish off
opponents in quick style to improve
chances the following week.
BUY OR SELL. Twice .s Well,
.'.hru Want Ads,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
ERSKINE LINES UP
TENTATIVE VARSITY

BraWley high schoelers ran thru
tough practice session at the
northend gridiron Friday night as
Coach Bob Erskine lined up a ten
tative varsity team.
Pain and McMurdo were in the
end positions, Saito and James al
tackles, HarWell and Nakamura at
guards, Noble at center and Sasaki,
Lille, Morita and Leedom in the
backfield.
Erskine indicated he would shift
his attack from the typical use
smashing style to a fast and open
formation to capitalize on speed
in the backfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
Markers At
a Glance
tocks lower in active trading

Stocks lower in active trading.
Bonds lower; u. S. governments
lower.
Curb stocks lower and fairly
active.
Foreign exchange easy.
Cotton off nearly so cents a bale.
Wheat up about l cent a bushel;
corn firm, up about ls to Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
Moore Wins
ByKayo

SAN DIEGO, Sept. II. up
Archie Moore, La Jolla middle
weight scored a three-round techni-
cal knockout over Frank RoWsey
Powder River, Wyo., here last night
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18

Forty-tWo gridders Will turn OF
for the speciaf practice Saturday
night, Hansen announced. Dummy
scrimmage, punting and passing
will take up most of the practice
session.
Hansen, although depressed ear
lier in the week by the loss of two
regulars, was well pleased with
the response of his squad to train
inp rOlltinpS
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
|ansen Trims Spartan Squad TO ~
CUHS GridderS
Res pond to Drills
I'm First Week

Head Coach Laurence Hansen of Central high school
Friday scheduled hour practice for Saturday night,
then cut his squad to working size by eliminating those
oobaers who have not responded to "get in shape for
the SpartanS toughest grid
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
Time Aids BUGS
In Drive to
N. l.. Pennunt

NEW YORK Sept. II. (UP)-The 10th man on the
Pittsburgh Pirates these days in their drive for the
National league flag Father Time Every day that passes
brings the Pirates the pennan They may be back
ing into il as of the boys but they're getting
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
L. A. KUT1 ER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES, Sept. II. UP)-
Butter: extras 26Ac, PRIME tirsts
251a, standard 25c, undergrade 2318c
Large eggs
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
L. A. BANKS.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. II. UP)-
Transamerica ....................... 9H -95s
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-18
Alabama Leaves For Coast

TUSCALOOSA Ala, (UP1-The University Alabama
football squad leaves Tuscaloosa The
Crimson Tide will
Thirty by Frank will
trip accompanied officials The
includes threete
Evening star., 1938-01-15
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GC0,MMIss1oNERs CON OF THE D1srRICr OF
hereby given that in accordance with
changes in the permanent system of hish.
ways Tor the District OF Columbia contained
ended gan H. a4 pne .hs ac So
435: e4nd congEess,; approved March 4:
Apr as as smsnded e0s BY an Nc act 9gS
Congress. the, Commissioners of the Dis
in Of cgumea will give ubc hear
persons Interested or owning land within
the psn q eo he PH System q
highways described as follows. VIZ: j.
ProDosed change in said plan affecting
norsh aegha of pennsylyania Avenue between
Paftse roposss eSanse m
said plan affecting property in the Morth.
land-p. G: Boundary, Line on the south
east east BY ~ P!nsy REansh Road and on The
Eastern xvenue ,proposedi. part 81 Ger
sT.: n1sposss oS sss ts
lying within said territory. 8. Proposed
ehanSe ,hs Se.,n n said plan AFFECTING property in
Locust Road between 18th and 18th
Streets. affecting the location Of a pro-
posed street to be known. as Leegate Road.
Plans showing proposed changes within the
Maps 3o7s. so7s and 1850. are on n dis
play IN the once Of the Surveyor Of the
Building. and may be. examined by inter-
ested parties during business hours prior
to the hearing. Such plans will also be
missioners will consider any suggestions
or protests concerning the proposed changes
as shown on above mentioned plans.
MELVIN c. HAZEN. GEORGE e. ALLEN
DAN ! SULTAN. Commissioners, D. c.
Evening star., 1938-01-15
AUCTION SALES.
STORAGE SALE OF
BOOK S
About 800 Miscellaneous Books
by AUCTION
AT WeSchler's, 9l5 E st. NV.
Monday, Jan. 18th, One Pm.
HOS. J. OWEN 4 SON, AVCTIoNETRs,
1881 Eye St. NV,

143l Eye St. NV
TApnsrsx sx sR2ck S ANS sTosE ssTRHx TfM
APAARTMENT APAAR II ~, ,PTILDIn9: vi ARRANGED A4EssREsA.lN
sSeMs s Aap AaAs!Hs Aff3ss1Hk5Ns5Sas kN1%s lss Is
NoRrHMasr. ss5s S7ss CALIFORNIA srRfEr
auy hy s5as 9, s;a sir's M Ssss s ,rg
81 .ns and aesSrdi Ii. o. shs
the party secured thereby. the under
I 'fs' 4 =; 5Si e
designated a and being lot l9s in Luther
sTsr,zss oi lots II
st5 once ss leq R. dss3e
Fl Zion ne t.s suesa rc G te IN.
shs sh aereement not To 70 erect any structure
between said restriction line, except, such
Ing m re resaiations s" o. Of % The District Of coium-
structure and sttsehments existing Janu:
to Sc moved BY establishment Of said
building restriction line as shown on plat
sodid Of s. II Lo Gsnsy Ss oc, IL peeds Do
money to be paid in cash, balance in four
equal instruments. payable In one two,
5I2 per centum per annum. payable semi
annually. frcm day Of sale. secured by frst
deed OF trust upon the property sold, or all
deposit of 100000 will be required at
time OF sale. All conveyancing, recording,
Terms Of sale. to be. complied with within
thirty days from day of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell
fsutine purchaser, after hve days sdver-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. D c.
HARRY L RUST.
GEO CALVERT BOWIE,
JAMES. j, BECKER.
ia11,1a15.l71s.oo,2225,27 25, % %. 3i.fei,s
9lO,ll14
Evening star., 1938-01-15
THOs. ]. OWEN g. son, AUCTIONEERs
143l Eye ST. NV.

Or BRicK-AND-FRAME Buildings.
TpATE III AEw AT THE NPRTHEAsT G2R
AND sTREET NORTHWEST AND
eRzEK es EKE FAREwn2E FARE SPE OF MRE R9Sa
AfKEEF AfP FSTeaP7H TeaPFHkR NHhTH Wifi s2A1E IN
AfcE5 Fl Skp9sR esRntR tRcsFEP Rock e
sHhIRE AYENqE NoRTHWEsI, con;
OF GROUND, MORE OR, LESS.
recorded IN LibeT No. 65@4,. folio Iso. =
party secured thereby. the undersigned
s6.Ol, In the District Court Of the United
states. for the District of Columbia. will
sell at public auction; at The northeast
NINE NisErEgHFH assSPHsl5 DAY sa OF EsSfY JaNGARY 4s
Of Il. rfh ,a snd fm H.
Crawford Company formerly the Crawford
Pavins Company; as announced at the time
premises. situate in the District Of Co
parI OF orislnaI ioi numbered Two e! IN
follows: Beginning for the same at the
intersection of Twenty-seventh street west
henee north on Tw.ntssevsnh nn 'unnes .r.st
36s15 feet more or less. TO the south line
OF the part Of said lot numbered Two, t2l.
corded in Liber 1909 at folio 334 OF the
land records Of the DISTRICT of Columbus;
thence east on said south line. :6s67 feet
moIe no, or less, to sad avenue and thence
Also original lot NUMBERED 7 Two oest5''nk tap IN
;o,l square ] numbered Eleven OIL. Also original
and Seven, 90 in square numbered Twelve
90 And also the north forty-four t441
:ees zee. q, 81 original lot numbered Three '3,.
IN SQUARE south OF square numbered
Twelve tsouth Of 12l.
Terms OF sale; One third Of the pur-
in two equal installments. payable in one
and TWO wears with interest at hve per
eentum per annum. payable annually.
trust upon the property sold. or all cash
At the option Of the purchaser. A deposit
Of Sb,000,0n in cash or certified check
veyancins; recording revenue stamps. etc,
s. eomped PuaSe Ts Within r. d.ys &, saf from no
the risht to forfeit said deposit or TO resell
the, property at the risk and cost OF de-
,sultinF purchaser upon the foregoing
such resale in nv some ssn o
in Washing ton. D. C., or with or Without
,orfe'tn. ,Ys;i ,,.. the deposit , the truste. may
THE MUNsEY TRUST coMPAN,Y.' :" SCI
By se0siitu'fe q II sopE pPEEus''''
tsealN Alest 'o'"''
T. c. WILLIS.
rosHzszsss zssss{sElsAi sKsAAAM perz
At.cy9eys ss5 S.,, TOR the Party Secured.
,,ExdhGeYsu
Evening star., 1938-01-15
THos. J. OWEN & SON, AUcT1oNEERs
1431 Eye St. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIN
PROVED GROUND, LOCATED A

AHQS " SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
MREnTSS9AFF&S TSS9AFF&S4sR, ARSsR ,n eSss9Hp eSRSaS e e
SSPPRTHX1sT EErH rHtysNG N 6 4rRSpf rESaTTzsb zs5
TiMESSHTx;;fffTH i II y g IsrEEE;TE.. coNrAiNs 5Er n
aRoGS6 hs IL 5lh MORE a asS oR s9gAsE 9gss FEET OF
sq q s. ,ia 1;s IL os
Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
FaSt.. psrty ':sSrfd sbsfutis
passed Pres eoSst 81 the N unted 9less
mates n: tss ths R;s e Sn
pre- f!HA Tan Il a1Ns shs
1F FHRrR PAy ocGockA p caAFY sYM Il. 1 ass
District Of CoIumbia: and DESIGNATED as
No s6ss '9s!ns'e' in square
in two equal installments payable in one
and two years. with interest at six per
from day Of sale, secured BY first deed Of
r. SUtep % n II II: d:Po;t
ysyaneins: recordins. revenue stamps. etc.
eSs1 eomped .iah Within 70 az: q :as sro@ 11
the right to forfeit said deposit or to resell
the property ct the risk and cost Of de-
terms, after iive days advertisement Of
such resale in some Newspaper published
n Washington. p. G.: or with or without
avail himself Of any legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting purchaser.
COLMAN b, STEIN,
Substituted Trustee,
ToBRINER. GRAHAM, RkEz u''o''
d TOBRNER,
Attorneys for the PaS4y Secured,
-e32 Southern Dlds.
Evening star., 1938-01-15
AUCTION SALES.
THOS. J. OWEN e. SON, -AUCT1ONEERS
1431 Eye st. NV
FUTURE

1Aos' j. oH5f issf Eye 4 sSs st. NV. HSci'o'''H''
TRUSTEES SALE OF YALuABLE IN;
Rsoy5R RksMIsEs kEAI ks4 5S4ATh s1x4aGSTk hhSTz
ds By rsaTs.d y,rs Of bsr iEan No. ases s q ttSi oe
Of fStf'e' the par S SECURED thereby tn. Under.
35sas :; = RE:Tx$$, Rx$ e & 5zSg$Sx
.hs ~ the pserot of ooumpia snd
desiEnsted as and being lot, eighteen. 1s)
one On sacs a's44b in Emile Berliner and Others
ssa n b.l NM No. SET s folio s ss ger Of ps sss
theoti tie District ri % Of Columbia. tosether with
the dHena eth
0r'fe FERNS 1:fafs 81 Sale on.-nfth Of the purchase
sSns. tSqee. inadai%s and foar years. With interest
DsT esnam tom Ssr Ssy NJ sae
q al cash; a ne sgt,on sao N Of "A ths pq.-
sats sa4sa at tns Gsso; s. S ton q &
::6ms.d sss # v an 50 a.s:
from dsy Of sale. otheIyise the trustee
the sht tS rsss she prSpeTty s
after i've days advertisement ot such Ts-
sale In soma newspaper published in
ieited. or without forfeit{ns deposit. trustee
may avail itself oi 3 Any lesai ,,os os equitable
SAT!2sNUAskr TsUsr sSSM1Fsaass seSSSMsasy:A AND
BY: H. PRESCOTT oATnSy: Ta!Ss.s.'
:. ',ItEsSiSxi wu4os;.. u4;..,,
Evening star., 1938-01-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT Or
COLUMB1A, JANUARY IA, 1898.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA, JANUARY Il, 1893.
public hearing having been held by
the Commissioners of the District OF CO.
lumola IN the matter of CLOSING certain
sMtrestS M IN the City OF Washington. District
cI Coiumhia. and the said Commissioners
neine Satisfled as to the equity justice and
aovsaoility OF said closines, and that the
sane are IN the public interests and not
detrimental netr to the interests of abMtting
prI1perty owners, NOTICE 1e HEREBY
prepared Pre- the following order: "oRDERED.
At No o7 approved % M beeemSer f. facH 1aa.
tne street area as shown in green on plat
Med IN the once of the Surveyor OF the
District Of Columbia and numbered as Map
lg59. Is hereby ordered CLOSED, same to
take enect on and after February Is, 1898.
the title to the land comprised In said
area so closed to revert to the abutting
property owners. as shown on said map:
the streets hereby ordered closed being
described IS follows: Closing part of CANAL
STREET S.W,, from South Capitol and g
streets to o Street closing HALF STREET,
S:W.. between and ! (Eye) Streets: closing
SECOND STREET. SW.. south Of Street:
closing tEYE) STREET and part of II
STREET between South, Capital and Half
Streets; sWm Any and all parties inter.
IN writing before the effective date Of
become effective on February I 3. 1898. as
aforesaid. and SAID street area shall on
and after said date become closed in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF said Act.
MELVIN c. HA1EN. GEORGE z. ALLEN.
DAN |. SULTAN, Commissioners, d. c.
Evening star., 1938-01-15

GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS and
ERNEST =. WILLIAMS. Attorneys.
1870 New York Ave. NV.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
MRS. MAsEL 'hf RRMx 'Ef KfrcH1N Exeen,rx
and Trustee under the viii of Edgar M.
kitchin and also in her own right. Ac-
dress - 724S M 2 BisiI sI,, Road NV Plaintiff % vs.
pie St NV Washington D. G. .,5n & al d Ds-
Sea as FoR sally sSnE or Nj Real
Mabel Erma Ktchin. Trustee under the
VIII of Edgar NJ. Kttchin. deceased. and IN
he above entitled cause: having reported
one Sam Pasternak 20 purchase Lots SIS to
80. both inclusive in Finleys Subdivision
OF part Of SQUARE l047 as per plat recorded
in Book 81 at Page 20 of the Records OF
Of Columbis improved by q, row, ot six
brick dwellings known as Nos. l3f! to
1852" both inclusive, l. Street. Southeast.
for S18 500 90 all cash: subject 10 COM
mission of S595.00 TO the agent procuring
the purchaser. and i further appearing to
pra'sement OF SAID property has been made
under oath by three disinterested apprais-
ers. J Dallas Grady. J, Hawley Smith and
Richard J. Carr. and mat the above price
Is eoNal to the highest pprs!sement; Il Is.
hi his IL srh day Of January AD. 1aas: Or
and said sale be ratified and confirmed. un-
less cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the seventh day OF February. AID.
1928: provided copy OF this order be pub
weeks in The Washinstcn Law Reporter
and The Evening Star. Newspaper prior
Court. JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice. 1seai5
A true copy. Test: CHARLES e. STEWART,
e,erk cerk Na By sTEWAsT II J Asst
Guardian ad Ltem for William Morlan
Kitchin, iaS,1boc