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TALE OF TAPE

on the lug. Petey couldn't truth.
fully be called q boxer-at times
in fact, he looks more like bride
groom trying to fight his way
out Of a spray Of rice.
The Sarron method Of attack Is
to fail away with both arms and
never stop punching. Petey has
q lightning right hook which re.
peats faster than q shooting gal
lery automatic. He doesn't seem
to pack much power in his punch
but 1t would hardly be advisable
to use your face as O backStop
for any considerable length OF
time.
COUNTER-PUNCHER
Gevinson is strictly a counter.
puncher and can deliver the mail
best when the other man Is coming
in. On the surface, Sarron ap.
pears made to order for Louis
style, but Petey has been around q
long time and knows all the an
swers. What will probably hap.
pen tomorrow will be that Sarron
will turn" Gevinson around any
way he chooses and Louis care
fully laid plan Of battle will have
to be cut from the pattern sarron
makes.
whichever way the battle goes.
one thing will be assured-the
boys will be In there pitching every
minute. That's the fight game
you can't put In o relief pitcher
when those curves start going
wrong. Neither Sarron nor Gevin.
son has ever been accused Of lack"
ing courage and they'll pay divi"
dends on every dollar paid into the
box office.
A touch Of Hollywood will
brighten the proceedings when
Phil Regain, handsome movie star.
q appears in Pete Scalzo's corner.
ScalZo, who will box George Carlo
is the sensational New York feath-
erweight who has won his last az
starts. Regain is q friend Of Pete
Reilly, who is handling Scalzo's
business, and the movie star will be
in there as q second. He will also
donate Q trophy to the winner Of
Continued ON Page 81, Col. 81
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Walker Cup Team
In Hard Practice

TROON, Scotland, May 10
UN.S0.-Members Of the Ameri.
can Walker Cup golf team ar
rived here today and Immediately
began intensive practice for the
Forthcoming tournament.
Heavily muffled against a chilly
wind, the Americans went out in
three and four-ball matches after
a lengthy practice session on the
putting green.
Johnny Fischer, M. H. Ward
and Charles KocsiS shot 1875 II
the practice round. Fred Haas
and C.. r. Yates shot rs each
Johnny Goodman and Ray Billows
Is apiece, and Reynolds Smith, 70
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All games postponed; rain.

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
WASHINGTON, S: Detroit, 1.
Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, 2.
New York, IL; st. Louis, I.
Boston at Chicago, wet grounds
TODAY'S GAMES
New York at st. Louis, clear
3 p. m, C. S. T.
Boston at Chicago, cloudy
3 p. M, C. d. T.
Philadelphia at Detroit, cloudy
3 p. M, E. S. T.
Washington at Cleveland, rain
3 p m, E. S. T.
TOMORROW'S GAMES
WASHINGTON at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York ut Chicago.
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:HARvARD'S CREW
FAvOR|TE over
NAVY IN SPRINT

ANNAPOLIS, May 19.-sprint
rowing honors Of the Eastern col
lege sector will be decided here
Saturday when the crews of Navy,
Harvard and Pennsylvania meet
in the Adams Cup race, with Har-
ward a strong. favorite.
Junior varsity and freshmen
crews will also race, the course in
each case being q mile and three
quarters. Starting at 4 O'Clock,
the freshmen crews compete and
at half-hour intervals the junior
varsity and varsity Fights get un-
der way.
Navy is hoping to defeat George
town on the diamond here Satur.
day in view Of Army having
turned back the Hoyas, 6 to /, last
week. It is the last home game
for the MiddieS.
Other varsity events scheduled
for Saturday embrace lacrosse
with Pennsylvania, tennis with
West Virginia, golf with Washing
ton and Lee, while Virginia will
be met on the track.
Saturdays schedule:
1:15 p. m.-Lacrosso, PlebeS W. Severn
School
I:45 p. m.-Bassball, Varsity vs..
Georgetown. Track, Varsity Va Uni
versity of Virginia.
p. m.-Golf. varsity We. Washing
tor and Lee.
2:3O p. m.-Tennia Varsity vs.. Uni
versity of West Virginia.
D. m.-Lacrosse, Varsity Va. Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania.
p. Throwing. Adams Cup race
(Navy, Harvard and Pensylvania).
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Big Order
Detroit u. Star Set
For Battles Shoes

DETROIT, Mich, May 10.
Andy FarkaS. Detroit University
halfback who will turn up with
the Washington Redskins next fall
1t not too sure he can take the
place Of the departed Cliff Battles,
who has gone to Columbia to as
sist Lou Little In coaching.
FarkaS was a spectator at yes
terday's WaShington.Detroit base.
ball game and declared that tax.
ing Battles palce was a big order.
Battles was always one of
my two main idols" said Farkas,
adding, "and the other is Dutch
Clark, playing manager Of the
Detroit Lions"
Farkas said he believes he
played one of the greatest foot
ball games of his life against
Catholic University in Grit.
fifth Stadium, when George Mar.
shall secuted him.
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By FRANK BUCK" O'NEnL

~ Il 4SSAIN8A OON1A " COAAA
CLEVELAND, May 19.-When
Thomas A. Yawkey bought Yves
ley Terrell from the Cleveland In
dams for the Boston Red Gox,
Alva Bradley, president Of the
Indians, said: "He can be great.
He always is unpredictable."
That statement was recalled to-
day in reviewing the mastery per
Torrance Of the temperamental
Terrell against the Detroit Tigers
at Briggs Stadium in Detroit.
Not only did Terrell pitch a win
ming game; he pitched a great
game.
To begin with, he had control.
In the second place, he had o
better fast ball than he has shown
in two years. His speed mixed
with his slow stuff and, guided
with uncanny craftsmanship,
made him unbeatable. Pitching
as he pitched yesterday, he could
win IS games without turning q
hair.
Terrell took Pete Fox, leading
batSman Of the BengalS to date,
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n. Boxer Breaks
Arm During Bout.

NEW YORK, May 10 (IN.s).
FRI n kie Terranova, 26-year-old
New York lightweight, was in
Bellevue Hospital today with o
fractured right arm, suffered in
the sixth round Of an eightround
bout with George zengaras, Of
Long Island City.
Terranova said that at the end
Of the sixth round he landed o
RICH; to the head Of ZengaraS and
that he felt something snap.
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BOrtnick Faces Ban
In Wrestling Bout

Orville Brown and Bobby Burns,
who meet on Turner'S Arena
wrestling mat Friday night are
protesting against Benny Bort
nick as the referee. They are
asking for either Cyclone Burns,
Of New York, or Willie Clark, of
Philadelphia.
Last Thursday, Bortnick awarded
the decision between this pair to
Brown. although both were
knocked out and Burns recovered
consciousness first.
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Chance
G.. w. High Nine Plays
Jefferson for Title

ALEXANDRIA. Va, May ia
chance for first place in the East
ern division Of the Class A Con.
ference is offered George Wash
ington High Schools baseball team
here tomorrow afternoon, when 1t
plays host to Thomas jefferson
High, Of Richmond, here. The
Presidents are currently tied for
first place with Maury High, Of
Norfolk with q record Of three
wins In four starts.
3. w. nosed out the Jefferson
nine two weeks ago, 81, when
Duck" Porter beSted Norman Al
mond, Richmond ace, in a torrid
mound duel, and they figured to
repeat the triumph on their home
field. The Presidents wind up
their season next week, playing q
pair of traditional contests with
washington and Lee and Fred.
ericksburg High.
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Georgetown Drill
Will Defy Rain

The annual military.day exer-
cises at Georgetown University
will be held at LAS p. m. today,
rain or shine, officials at the
university announced. Awards to
honor cadets will be presented by
Maj. Gen. John L. Dewitt. com.
mandant of the Army War Col
lege.
The Very Rev. Arthur A.
O'Leary, president Of the uni
versity. was host at a luncheon
in honor Of General Dewitt and
the visiting Army officers.
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Decisive Victories
Feature Loop Tits

In the opening day schedule Of
the Fire Department Softball
League, conducted by the Depart
ment Of Fairgrounds, First Bat.
Italian defeated Second Battalion,
q to 2.
Third Battalion hung a 10 to 8
defeat on Fourth, and Fifth took
it on the chin from sixth, a to 10.
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Vic SOrreu Goes
To BALTIC. Orioles

BALTIMORE, May 19-Vic
sorrell, erstwhile major league
pitcher, has been acquired by the
Orioles from the Toledo Club of
the American Association on a 80.
day trial, according to General
Manager Jack Ogden.
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Charley Gehringer, Rudy York
and Hank Greenberg and toyed
with them. York struck out four
times and really was pathetic.
The first time he looked at a drift
ing curve ball which cut the out
side corner Of the plate. The next
The Washington times., 1938-05-19
RAIN HALTs PLAY

MERCERSBTTRG, Pa, May 10.
Rain prevented yesterdays SEIZED.
uled baseball game between
Mercersburg Academy and Frank.
lin and Marshall Academy.
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indian SP. VIES
FOR DUAL TITLE

Indian Spring Country Clubs
two entries in the Maryland State
Colt Association two-men cham
for the Hearst Cup will
be striving to make 1t an all
Indian Spring final Sunday at
H.llendale Club, Baltimore, Nd.
where the third rounds will be
competed for.
The -Four Corners Club has q
team in each the upper and lower
brackets Of the championship
and need only to win two more
matches before reaching the final
round. In the upper bracket
Indian Spring meets Capital Colt
and Country Club while In the
lower bracket 1t meets Elkridge
Hunt Club.
Capital also has two teams re.
naming in the championship and
while the one in the upper Is
meeting Indian Spring the lower
bracket team will be facing Co
lumbis Country Club. In the
other match Beaver Dam plays
Hillendale.
Pairings and starting times:
1:00-Capital VS.. Indian Spring.
1:06-Beaver Dam VS.. Hillendale.
l13-Elkridge VS.. Indian Spring.
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HELEN MOODY
IN SEM|F|NALS

LONDON, May 10 QNS0.
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody of San
Francisco entered the semifinal Of
the Surbiton tennis tournament
today when she beat Mrs. M. r.
King Of England, 60, Is.
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DfMaggio, OF
the New York
Yankees, q S
he is today?
The debate
lasted for the
greater part
Of an hour
d ri n 6 a
rainy after.
noon in De-
troit, and at
the end. the
b Us found
themselves in
t h e S q m e
posi- t ion as
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SAIL

PRINCETON, N. J., May
19.-Twenty.fOur members Of
the combined track teams Of
Princeton and Cornell will
sail for England, July Is, for
their ninth meet with the
Cambridge Oxford team to
be staged In London, July
%. A dual meet between
Cornell and Princeton here
will determine personnel.
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VARIETY GOLF

The Variety Club golf tourna.
ment will be held over the Con-
gressional Country Club course to-
morrow.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
YEsTERDAY'S ]

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Rochester, /; Newark. 0.
Buffalo. 10; Jersey City, I.
Baltimore. Z; Montreal, I.
Toronto. 4; Syracuse, o.
sTANDING OF THE CLUBS
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It's This
Way
- FRANK BUCK" ONEnL

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 10.
Would you rather have Al Sim
mons in his prime than Joe
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$4,000 GOLF

CLEVEL LAND, May 10.
The Cleveland Golf AssOcia-
ton today announced q
$4,000 golf tournament to
be known as the Cleveland
Open, which will be staged
ut the lakewood Country
Club, August IL TO IL. Of
ficials Of the association
say the event viii attract the
nations best golfers.
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Earrings and 6tartlng Times:
1:00-Capital VS.. Indian Spring.
1:06-Beaver Dam VS.. Hillendale.
1:12-Elkridge VS.. Indian Spring.
1:1s-Columbia VS.. Capital,
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
l43l Eye St NV

ta11,1315,171s, ,oO,e2 e5,e1e93I -fei 3
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

Go,MMIss1oNERs OF THE DISTRICT OF
66orumnia; 6e1ahn ,, January 9TH l93s;ENotice is
the provisions of an item authorizing
asva ehangss to- in NJ the system Of hsh
year ended June 80. 1914 5Publie IA Act aiSe. No.
435: 433, 62nd Congress: approved March (;
April 30 1923 9pSblH ACT h No s l5g. sssh
Congress-: the, Commissioners of the Dis
Ing in The Hoard Room ef sys said eone
@ ers in the District Building on JANUARY
e.h pertons la3s a. 10 oeOes to all
the territory affected by proposed changes
IN the plan of the, permanent system of
Proposed change. in said plan affecting
property in the Southeast section located
Hdrb Tlhn the teTr;ory lying
Ala5ama Avenue and the Maryland-D. c.
H0q2dsTyy b linz affecting DCop9sea streets
said plan affecting property in the North H.
west west section located within, the, territory
and C. on te ns by The
west BY Blair Road: providins uno for or the the
Eastern Avenue tpToposedi d. Fart ART Of Of Ger. r.
Raion rats v;na # an ssdsioaa pFoposes
the Northwest section located within the
Locust Road between 18th and Sd IN 18Th
Streets. affecting the location Of a pro-
Posed Pfs ed street to be known as Leegate Road
territory described above. numbered as
Maps 2O1S. 2O79 and 2OSO. are on dis
play In the Office of the Surveyor Of the
District of Columbia. Room 4O5. District
Building. and may be, examined by inter-
to the hearing Such plans will also be
displayed at the hearing. and the Com
missioners will consider any suggestions
as shown on above mentioned plans
MELVIN c. HAZEN. GEORGE E. ALLEN
DAN ]; SULTAN Commissioners. D. c.
ia5. At eXSu.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
(COnttnuedJ

Executive COMMITTEES at the end OF any any
ins or surviving general partners shall
have the right to continue the business
That no right is given to any special
partner, to demand and receive properly
other other. than cash IN return for his con-
special partner. shall be entitled to the
return OF the. securities contributed by
him as aforesaid. subject. however. to the
sold, ne proceeds thereof: or securities
tinue to constitute the % additional aii limited it
capital contribution of Jay Cooke to the
pbartnsrsk,p par the may rsnyes!
or Of any. State or munieipality Of ths
the termination Of the partnership or the
WithdraWal from the partnership by Jay
GoGse 1seo the1e IS shall al be returned to him
ital contribution such part or all Of the
securities originally contributed by. him
the o he sae Of any
constituting his additional limited capital
contribution not, then reinvested and any
been purchased with the proceeds Of such
securities sold in accordance with the pro-
shp 9 hs Ss II the
stituting a part part, Of the sdditlonal limited
tiles not authorized by, or not in ACCORD
ance, with, the provisions of this para
withdrawal ,therefrom, either accept the
unauthorlzed securities or require the
the to pay t9 him an amount equal
invested in such unauthorized securities,
and in such, latter event, such unauthorized
securities snail become general assets OF
JAZZ, IL I4.I9,2O.21 .2ea7.os
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=, United States for the District. of Co
tional Benefit Life Insurance Company a
SSorp95a,Sn So s. m dansE
TO AUDIToR-This cause Coming on TO to
be heard upon the final report and account
OF the Receivers herein and it appearing
heretofore entered herein, said Receivers
have liquidated the assets of the defendant
corporation, sndn, as set out in said final report
session the proceeds of such liquidation
for distribution TO the persons entitled
that certain claims of policyholders and
other creditors of said defendant corpora :
tion to PARTICIPATION in such distribution
by the Court this sth day OF Of December % b r.
1887 adjudged. ordered and decreed as
same hereby is, referred to the Auditor Of
this Court to state the account of said
Receivers 3 That said Receivers be and
they hereby are, authorized and directed
to give notice by publication to all policy :
holders, holders and other r creditors OF the de-
poiicyholders and other creditors . Ssht, Who
have not heretofore presented their claims
70 to sa1d ReceNeFs' f and
pablica ton herein to tle lori formal u, proof Of
Of said claims with the Auditor of this
or day WITH Of ssd on or 6eioT
not have. filed their claims on or before
said date shall be forever barred from
asserting any claim of interest in any Of
the ple assets OF said defendant CORPORATION
IN the WASHINGTON Law Reporter, in a
newspaper OF general circulation in the
District Of Columbia, and in newspapers
TO be selected by said Receivers having
circulation in States where the defendant
corPPoratin9,n corp was ensased in business.
TO any of the. assets of the defendant
corporation in the hands of said Receivers
Whlch nave been or may De presented to
sald Receivers. be. and they hereby are.
referred to the Auditor of this Court f.
or otherWlse. such NOTICE of proceedings
that he shall take such testimony as he
may deem necessary concerning the mat
ters referred to him herein; that he shall
determine the rights and interests of all
assets Of the defendant corporation, and
and recommend the priority and order of
payment OF the same and the rate of dis
tripution to be allowed in such payments
D. Ihat said Auditor shall take testimony
concerning the character. extent and value
OF the services rendered by said Receivers
allowances therefor. 8. That said Auditor
shall report said account of said Receivers.
and his findings and recommendations
hereln to the Court, together with the
testimony taken before him. and this
cause is continued to await the same and the
DANIEL w. oDONOGHUE. Justice tSeaiJ
Clerk By, HARRY nj. Hull, Asst Clerk.
ia6,l390.37
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FUTURE.
FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERs
l431 Eye St. NV.

TAPEsrRY Brick AND STONE TRIM
APARTMENT Pk II RHIIDInG GnGr ARRANGED a1RFN
E9eMs ANp zASshs 3 sAT2s fHslAaS6Ss KNoWn IS IS
NaKrHWHsr 5S5R vlEs eAtfF0RSfA STREET
duly recorded in ,Liber No 5s5s; folio AZ
81 coumba m aa and deeHf1 a the que Of
sisned trustees will sell At PUBLIC AUCTION,
~ AP: 1sss AT IF FOUR 8 ~ O'clock Pm the
sSsSnf dfissG5a iSs ana snf PfsmsTs
A. Swartzell,S combination Of lots in
oee of the '9G Of The the Dsre 6ss3fe
on ne Il feet om The 0seas streea line and
the agreement not to erect any structure
between said restriction line, except, such
ing regulations of the District of Colum-
bia: with the proviso. however. that the
ary %, 100. shall not be affected or or caused
o b1dns Ss by Of
Terms Of sale; One fifth of the purchase
three and four years. with interest at
of2 per Centum Der annum. payable semi
annually. from day Of sale. secured by first
deed deea OF trust upon, upon the property spld, or all
deposit. of S5,O00.OO will be required at
time of safe. 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
the property at the risk and cost of de-
faulting purchaser. after Ave days adver-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. D. G.
HARRY L. RUST.
GEO. CALVERT BOWIE.
JAMES. J. BECKER,
Trustees.
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1431 Eye St. NV.
TRqsTEEs SuvY5 SALE OK yALUABLE gN1M n
HGVAI THG NORTHEAST s!THSsP. e9aS1h CORNER 81
TWI TTWEMrTX;iTIFTH TrSi AND AND STREETS
NthNhi1: 81 IlS FEEF FH9Ss oN sTRERF FH2flA5 As5
ER1ETAGE Of srREH4 d6ETAfN FEET ~
aRouNb. & tF 6D MORE q OR S.Ess. LESS. f.At ".
BY virtue OF q certain deed oi trust
Ct sea Of the land records Of the % District
party secured thereby, the undersisnMsd Ma
Sas in anf The & Pes % 81 the
saes s5 ths Rsrs Seu9 9t Sn 4 HGd 1
ls premises 'us wEpNsspAY '!Hi The NINE
FEFHR If HREP PAy 26 sM The A1 6oHas aas
District Of Columbia and DESIGNATED as
to Eleven MD, both INCLUSIVE. in square
e! to be psid IN cash. as Balance
in two equal installments, payable in one
and two years. with interest at six per
from day of sale secured by first deed Of
trust upon the property sold. or all cash.
az The opiOn 0% Of the
will be required at time Of sale. All con-
veyancing: recording. revenue stamps, etc.
be complied with within 80 days from
the right to forfeit said deposit or to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of de
terms, after i've days advertisement. Of
such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington, D. c.. or with or without
forfeiting the deposit the trustee may
avail himself Of any legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting purchaser.
COLMAN B. STEIN.
Substituted Trustee,
Shoreham Building.
TOBRINER. GRAHAM, BREZ
q TOBR1NER,
Attorneys for the Party 0ecursl.
Q92 Southern Bldg.
lA7.d&dheeXsu.
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THoS. J. OWEN { son. AUCTIoNEERs,
143l Eye St. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN
as AS,, PREMISES 5gI4 SIXTEENTH

14ol Eye ST. NV.
IRuSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE M
sfREEHTA EEHANeSsf aoRfHwEsT SEsf SIXTEENTH
daiy daE !. recorded: in Lber No. s77o. folio
a hsress ana s. ths h. 1sSSs: aaS:
isSE + e gE;SsS, E 2SsFRSS HS
situated in the District iso Of coambia. aa snd
GteSisnated q. as and being lot, eighteen Gs1
one n2.4ll IN Emile Berliner and Others
sandiyisien f,dn OF part Of the, tract of land
fsSa saofaed n Ebel mn No. SEAT fo as ger o Ps
records of the office Of the he's surveyor W T, 'f Of
TIE TIE District Of Columbia toeether with
two1story brick dwelling with two-car
brick garage.
Terms q sale: one-hfth of the purchase
equal instalments. payable in one. two.
three, and four years. with interest at
annually, from DAY Of sale " secured eoiT sf"tt BY
trst Geed Of trust. upon the property scid.
or ebaser s cash desds at the eption Of The
title. conveya ncing. recording. revenue eVis 3s
CO sos with RqhfenaSSfr WsSin 80 aags
IRON rsenlrss day ~ OF sale otherwise the trustee
reserves the rlght to resell the property at
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
after five days advertisement OF such re-
sale, in some newspaper published in
| Washineton D. C., or Deposit may be for
Ielted or without forfeiting deposit. trustee
| may avail itself of any legal or eouita BILE
rights against defaultine purchase
| NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
| TRUST COMPANY.
| Trustee
| <e ~ President.
| E. PERCIVAL WILSON
| ia 4 d&d dSeXSu Secretary
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STUART H. robson, Attorney.
Investment Building,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of CO.
lumbia Holding an Equity Court.-Elva
B. Bowring. 22O7 H Street NV. Washing
ton: D; .5G;:, plaintiff lPlaintiff; .u. vs.. Raymond v.
Defendant:--Equity No. G55SO.-ORDER
FOR FOR. NOTICE E;I .t,t FOR pUBLICATIoN;-The
oi in sqt Of Is 10 an
gowring. against the defendant, Raymond
day of January. 1888, ordered that the
defendant, Raymond v. Bowring. cause
before the fortieth day. exclusive Of sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after the
day of first publication of this order;
otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default. Provided, g
copy of this order be published once q
week for three successive weeks in the
Washinston Law Reporter and The wash
JENNINGS BAILEY, Justice. (seal) a
trus tue copy; Test; T GHARELLEs ELE = sTEWART'
1a0.1S,20