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Evening star., 1939-11-21
Brewers Would Give
Pair for Dubi|ier,
Baron Guard

Possibility that Moe Dubilier,
crack guard of the Wilkes-Barre
Barons, will be in Heurich Brew
ers' uniform when the team PLAYS
the Philadelphia Sphas in Phila-
delphia Saturday night, loomed
bright today with the announcement
that Sponsor Chris Heurich, jr., was
prepared to offer Ed Kweller and
Eddie Boyd in exchange for the
American Leagues third highest
scorer last year.
The Thursday night deadline for
the trade has not left Heurich un-
prepared. "We are ready to bid high
for Dubilier," he said, "as feel he
would be the making of this team.
We want winning outfit and I've
had my eye on Moe since early last
season."
Evening star., 1939-11-21
Wi|amoski 10 Return
To Action for 6. W,
Against Buckne||
He and Grady Figured
To Run Bisons Into
Ground Saturday

George Washington will rely on
the same hard-running brand of
offensive play against Bucknell Sat-
urday that it employed with telling
effect against Kansas last week, and
if it clicks as we'll as it did against
the JayhaWks the Bisons are coming
for the train ride and nothing more.
Eddie Wilamoski, crack tailback,
who suffered bruised ribs in the JAY
hawk fray, will be ready to face the
Pennsylvanians and, paired with
Tom Grady at the key running po-
sition, should be able to make it in
teresting for the foe.
Bill Reinhart, head coach of the
Colonials, said today he hopes to
run Bucknell into the ground by
alternating the pair in the backfeld
throughout the afternoon.
Reinhart yesterday sent the squad
through light workout on the polo
field to shake the kinks out of it's
legs after the long and tedious trip
from Kansas, but will put it's nose
back on the training grindstone to-
day with a lengthy drill.
The line, of course, had to get
rough with the Hawks running
game to force the enemy into the
air, and turned in another of its
usual dependable performances. In
a word, the defense clicked. This
week Reinhart intends to devote the
major portion of the program to Of
fensive tactics. Grady's sparkling
work in the Kansas game leads
Reinhart to believe the youngster
has finally found himself-and none
too soon. Much of this weeks ball
carrying chores will be assigned to
the fleet back and he can carry the
mail.
George Washington now figures
to win its remaining games and
finishing the season with an average
of 667.
Evening star., 1939-11-21
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Scoopa-
rade: Cornell has been getting
Rose Bowl feelers. Henry Arm
strong is 81 over Lou Ambers
In opening quotations.
Laff of the week: Wallace
Wade's statement that he didn't
start pointing for North Carolina
until last Monday. st. Louis
newspapers say the Dodgers can
have Joe Medwick if they're will
ing to break up their infield and
part with Cooky Lavagetto and
Pete Coscarart. One up and
coming Southern football school
took a star halfback away from
two other bidders merely by
making him Christmas present
of an overcoat last July.
Again or yet? Don't look now,
but Prof. Moe Berg, the edu-
Gated catcher of the Red Sox,
will make his third appearance
Evening star., 1939-11-21

have signed for a game at the
Polo Grounds in 1941.
Today's guest star: Tom
Meany, New York World-Te
gram-tDr. Eddie Anderson's s
work at Iowa stamps him one of
the greatest plastic surgeons of
our time. He did a job of face
lifting on the Hawkeyes any
Park avenue surgeon would have
been proud Of"
Here are this weeks 10 tuffies.
We dare you to name all 10 win
ners. Ready?
Notre Dame-Southern California,
Georgia-Auburn,
Boston College-Kansas State,
Indiana-Purdue,
Nebraska Oklahoma,
Iowa Northwestern,
Stanford California,
Carnegie Tech-Duquesne,
Mississippi Mississippi State,
Ohio Stats-Michisan.
Evening star., 1939-11-21
Eastern Amateur Is q Rough League

When Baugh
Redskins selected the college draft Edwards
aAmera So Wayne Miner and Erny Pnkert The Red
skins strictly big league from the beginning of their regime
Washington RedsknEagle made Georgetown Maryland
Washington Georgetown battle incidental by
parison.
Eagles Eagles be anAm
naturally the attendant pub
20 and fresh of the junior
Canada This makes good
sandlot baseball league Washington and who to
like Heurichs which plays the Industrial League
isn't minor stuff When Eastern League
Baltimore it big crowds
tickets crowds here battling for Redskn-Io
thing happened Atlantic City, The Rov of New
the the circuit must buck the Rangers and
Consequently they the spot They don't draw well
afternoons in Madison Square Garden
hockey big starting tonight is
sport Its capable propaganda department unable to match
the wrdy getting print Marshall the
claimed Washington their home short
the caber the opposition
things remain reasonably equal?
We've Eastern Amateur Hockey League before and
don't recommend them happen to play that is It's
battle thing another the
roughe chilling sports spectacle that's
Washington time Redskins baled
Evening star., 1939-11-21
Two Schoo|boyG Grid
Ti|ts Thursday 10
Draw Throngs
Western, Eastern Game,
w.t., 6. W. High Froy
Listed in Morning

approximately 10000 fans are ex-
pected to witness brace of out
standing schoolboy football attrac-
tions in this sector Thursday morn
ing, with the Washington-Lee High
George Washington High Game at
Alexandria Turing some $4,000 and
the public high school championship
tiff between Western and Eastern
at Central Stadium enticing upward
of 5000.
Washington-Lee, claiming the out
standing schoolboy eleven of this
area, will be attempting to climax
its season undefeated and united,
having already fashioned string of
nine consecutive victories this year.
Officials of Eastern and Western
met yesterday and shifted the game
site from Griffith Stadium to Cen
trail, refusing to consider the plea
Of many Western supporters that
the title be awarded to Western in
view of the Red Raiders recent 1870
victory over Eastern In a game fea-
tured by fisticufflng.
Both these games will start at 10
o'clock.
Bulls to Play Dewitt.
Heading the prep school card this
week will be a collision involving
Bulls and Dewitt. Officials were to
decide today whether the game will
be played Friday or Saturday, with
the probable site the American Uni
versity field.
Roosevelt and Wilson were to play
an inconsequential public high series
game today at Roosevelt Stadium.
while other Thanksgiving engage
ments will find Central facing
Woodrow Wilson High at Ports
mouth, Va: Georgetown Prep meet
ing Iona Prep at New Rochelle, N.
Y, and Gonzaga squaring of with
Petersburg High at Petersburg, Va.
Evening star., 1939-11-21
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Washington and Lee, unscored
on this season, arrives here to-
morrow to play Georgetown. A
victory for the Virginians will
give them a clear claim to the
Southern championship.
Harvard is a slight favorite to
defeat Yale tomorrow when the
two teams renew their traditional
grid rivalry.
Jack johnson, former heavy
weight champion, will meet Carl
Morris some time next month in
Mexico. Promoter AL Jones said
it would be fight to the finish.
Barney Schneider, well-known
turfman, died suddenly Of apo
plexy IA . CincinnAU hotal.
Evening star., 1939-11-21
Texas Ags Take Over Grid Lead
Given Tennessee for Month
In Nationwide A. P. Poll

ballots, or total of 963 points in the
sixth vote of the season.
That was enough to surpass Ten
nessee by 65 points, but the sur
prises didn't end there. Cornell.
pride of the East, rolled up popular
vote of 1865 points-just 80 shy of
the Tennessee total of 1893. The
1870 shellacking handed Rice by the
Aggies, Cornell's 35-6 walloping of
Dartmouth and Tennessees COM
paratively narrow squeak in beat
ing Vanderbilt, only 1870, all appar-
emily were considered important by
the writer's who participate in the
poll.
Southern California, Tulane. Ohio
State, Notre Dame, Duke. Iowa and
Missouri are the rest of the top 10.
Last year at this same stage Notre
Dame, Texas Christian, Duke, Ten
nessee, Pitt, Oklahoma, Carnegie
Tech, Minnesota, California and
Cornell were ranked in that order.
Ratings of Teams.
The standings of the teams (points
figured on 10-9-8-7-6-5, etc., basis,
flrst-place votes in parentheses):
Teams. Points.
1. Texas A. & M. (3S) s63
2. Tennessee (33) ----- 1893
3. Cornell (20) --- 865-
4. Southern California DID, 764
S. Tulane 90 -6 $50
6. Ohio States Cd ----- 420
z. Notre Dame ----------- 314h
8. Duke ca ---2 259
9. Iowa Cd 224
10. Missouri NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 202A
Second 10-11, Holy Cross, 1873;
IL, Duquesne, ITO; 13, U. c. L. A., 81;
IA, Oklahoma, 81; Is, Clemson, 80;
Is, Georgetown, II; tied for 18th
place, Santa Clara and North Caro-
lima, II each; 10, Fordham, 10; tied
for goth place, Princeton and Geor-
gia Tech, 7 each.
Also ran-Nebraska and Oregon
State, 6 each; Colorado, 2, and Mis-
sissippi, l.
Dropped from the places they
held in the select big 10 last week
were Oklahoma, which slipped from
5th to 18th; North Carolina, from
7th to tie for 17th, and all-win-
ming Duquesne, from 10th to 18th.
The gaps were filled by Duke,
Iowa and Missouri, as Tulane moved
up moth from 9Th to 5th and Ohio
State and Notre Dame each crept
up two places.
Evening star., 1939-11-21
BY BILL WHITE,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Like a
judge at bathing beauty contest
would pass up knock-kneed gal,
footballs critics from coast to coast
this week passed up the unbeaten
Volunteers of Tennessee and named
Texas Aggies as the Nations out
standing grid power.
1t took a lot of undoing to take
Tennessee out of the leadership it
had held for four straight weeks in
the Associated Press country wide
poll But the Aggies, just one game
away from a perfect season, gar
nered 38 first-place votes, 81 for
second place and II for third on 11O
Evening star., 1939-11-21
Kmbroug Texas A. and M Midland Critics Prime Pick for Ba<
Win, Lose or Draw
BODY Checks on the Banks Of the Potomac
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

brought football Redskins
Marshall
wintry there of knowing if
football here George Washington had been
feeding the natives time college by paying exhobnt
guarantees like Alabama Tennessee Georgetown
the that
Hilltop real honest the Indeed it
Griffith, ball
probably would the Redkn invasion with
marked warmth.
the they
title they the West
championship December
able name the Baugh
Pncke Riley Smihand rattle off the life history of Turk Ed
wards who captain played somewhere the line and No. IT,
Stadium the banks of Potomac,
Redvers Mackenzie will introduce hockey Washing
which Griffith almost adopted for
ball Canadians Mr. Mackenzie
Mhas Redskins have been Canadians
when they first here. That isn't important.
Evening star., 1939-11-21
Marshal, Espey Made Redskins Outstanding

riding Baugh and Andy Farkas and
finished the sixth place they fellows like Dutch Leonard
Buddy Myer they remained in the American
the Eagles Washingon first hockey team The No
National circuit which embraces the
the Maoon and the Americans There
International League both
Thus the qquestion is Can
Washington when they admittedly
caliber?
think the Eagles have
competitive Everything that
embodied forward
the skater the ferceness of
the old collegetry the keeper.
Redskins fabulous popularity attributed to the
beating Marshall John Kingsburg
Espey beginning Redskins"the Red
before
halves Red ngtcub floor show staged
Advertising staged called the Redkn
local hotel
where the big Apple left off.
Evening star., 1939-11-21
Occoquun Is Dutino

The District Penal Institution
football team is seeking a game at
Occoquan for Thursday or Sunday.
Can National 5000, branch 65S, ex-
tension 2.
Evening star., 1939-11-21
Axiom Dictates Nothing Bush League Will Work

hockey team for
will the Atlantic City Sea
the Amateur League and that
old axiom will receive another test.
Riverside Stadium comfortable sort of lean-to which lacks
completely adequate The Eagles
from the other side OF the border who
compiled 500 The
technically Long hockey
called the Eastern Amateur
although officials won't admit it for
publication.
background Washngtons Eagles tonight will
Gus three in the circuit
Bamores Orioles and the New Jersey Skeees
Rvervale N j. wherever
bigtme call Riverde the
Jersey Skeeters.
be bruay blunt Washngtons first ice hockey team
strictly bush The Eagles the Heurich Brewers
baseball Both ando And automatic around town that nothing
that is not first class will in Washington
when ShoWmen began their
modest acclaim
Washington they cinches indefinitely Broadway The
rated particularly good baseball center until the
World the natives
demonstrations which still rated the violent
baseball who back AS for
1887 the best 1888 and around
1889 And the Mr. G. Presto
yesterday And
bokong waiting and hoping
Sundays with the Detroit Lions To
repeat the Redskins didn't arrive here until two
Evening star., 1939-01-02
WILLING WORKERS,

The rapid growth of our busi-
ness in Washington and vicinity
has enabled us to extend to a few
good men the opportunity of
earning far above the average
income. This invitation is ex-
tended to men who are inter-
ested in securing position
where their ability to do the job
will be rewarded. Honesty and
dependability plus a desire to
work will bring you success in
this business. Apply in person
Tuesday, January 3, at 1:30, Rm.
221, 1903 14th st. NV. Ask for
Mr.. Davy.
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HELP MEN,.

HELP MEN.
ATTENDANT-sALES gasoline service
station: steady, position and advancement.
State age and experience. Box 35O-D,
Star.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN-Musth be clean
cut and energetic: fiat commission on new
cars. SO on used cars. Mostly cash and
AS 'e Motors Ses Inc. chryslera i Plymouth 1884
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
BAKERY RoUTEMAN. exp. for partially
estab. route; only ambitious married man
need apply. Box 2s0-G. Star. 8.
steady position. Apply 1912 New York
BOY. white. with small car. for delivery.
Apply 11OS 9th st. NV.
brick. semi-det.. small houses in D. C.: &
rooms, baths each; automatic gas heat;
completely equipped for occupancy within
80 days; your own crew OF mechanics;
sss tota o cost not
to exceed SIS 900 each; must furnish bond.
Box 262-G. Star.
COLLECTOR. experienced in collecting
car: salary and commission; excellent op-
portunity for ambitious man. Apply 739
9TH st. NV.
DRIVER SALESMAN, familiar with city;
40; salary guaranteed and commission. Ap-
ply Box 4S0-A, Star.
HOUSEMAN and waiter. Only experienced
need apply. 1859 r st. NV.
NAN eolored over 80 yrs Of age as
142-D. Star.
MAN. settled. reliable. for, established laun-
dry route; guaranteed salary must be ac-
tive and alert. Box 139-D. Star
MAN, under 35. high school graduate, pref
erably with store or sales experience: start
about $50 wk. Rm. 205. 1927 Eye st. NV,
Tuesday. $50 to u, or 80 to pm.
MAN. young, neat appearance. who is eager
to enter new, business in sales capacity
with old-establlshed firm; will train chosen
applicants. Apply Mr.. Long, RIM. 70S,
1888 G st. NV.
dltioner: can use car. See Mr.. Fox 63l
Penna ave. NV. 10-1 Tuesday.
MEN, 3, with newspaper, magazine or in
one of the best propositions in city: three
1l-cent-a-Week sales daily nets salesman
$40 per week; no advance payment, to COL
transportation paid. See Mr.. Haywood be-
fore am. Room 219 40. 9th st. NV.
NEWSPAPER SOLICITORS-Men with neat
ABBY betWeen @ ae and idi mopnins Of Jsnn
ary 3. Room 1O4, mezzanne floor Star
Bldg. lth and Pa, ave. NV.
statesmen to work with distributor: good
pdS. ftepOlI - 4ueS.. lo LIN sl
Sc, Hillside OOa3.
SALESMAN leaving shortly on long trip
South wishes to employ capable driver
owning new four-door sedan. Phone . to 8
pm. Dec. OIL,
VIOLINIST, one with wide repertoire for
evening work. Box 1896. Star.
YOUNG MAN. white parking lot attend
ant; former experience not required pro-
vided you have ability to handle cars;
drivers permit, local reference, telephone
number. Box 204-G. Star.
YOUNG MAN. over q. OF neat appearance,
local eX-maeazine man preferred: refer
ences. a34 K st. NV.
RETAIL TIRE SALESMAN,
1885 yrs. with retail selling experience.
and capable of developing into a man
aeerial position with Goodyear Apply
TUESDAY at $50 a m. Ask for Mr. Harms.
GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO.,
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large living room. large bedroom and bath.
small bedroom and half bath. dining alcove
and kitchen beautifully furnished fully
$500. THE KENNEDY WARREN, 3133
Evening star., 1939-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
BABY CHICKS

TYPEWRITERS for rent. late models only:
lowest rates. Free delivery. United"
S13 14th st. NV. Rep. 1177.
Evening star., 1939-01-02

1923 EASTERN AVE N.W-OWNER
leaving city. will sublet for six months,
completely furnished. two-room. kitchen
and bath apartment: southern exposure;
S67.5O monthly. Phone Shepherd 4133-M,
or see Apartment o5
Evening star., 1939-01-02

PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD-Ex. LOG:
i and warm, attractive rooms: spacious
dress. rm. dinette. kit bath, shower elev.;
$3.50 and S67 so. Adams 1882 A.
Evening star., 1939-01-02

ATTRACTIVELY FURN. APT. cow. LO.
cation: living rm.. bedrm.. inclosed porch.
din. kitchenette and b. with shower Secre.
tarial switchboard service. Call Col I746,
3420 18th ST NV ROOMS. KITCH-
en- and bath; southern exposure; com.
pletely furnished Columbia 123O
Evening star., 1939-01-02

= UNFURNISHED ROOM in apt with one
other lady; downtown NV. or ne. section.
q
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ROOMS FUR. e uNEuR.

1858 18th ST. NV. between Park I'd. and
Newton st.-Cozy fur or unfur. room, next
to BATH in clean home: plenty heat: laun.
dry privileges and use OF phone: near all
trans. e
ROsSDHU CASTLE-Lovely bedroom and
bath; 8 acres lake; 20 minutes downtown;
ice skating, swimming in season. Wis.
4O33,
Evening star., 1939-01-02

3435 r ST. NV ROOMS. RECEPTION
hail. kitchen. bath, in modern, well-kept
bldg; location exceptionally convenient to
everything Rent, S51 80 See janitor, or
call Natl 553S
Evening star., 1939-01-02

1143 5th ST. N.W.-BEFORE RENTING A
1-room apt. see our 1-room compartments
now ready for occupancy. Frigidaire. gaA
light furn. Also bachelor compartmepts
Evening star., 1939-01-02

Modern elevator apt bldg: convenier,
location; large. bright rooms: furn. at slight
extra cost. BLAIR. 1921 M st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

APPAREL, ladies' and mems clothing,
household goods and furniture Of all kinds
for rummage sale. Call North 1850.
Prompt service
Evening star., 1939-01-02

PIANOS-Used uprishts, SO and SIS
cash Delivery extra or you can haul
them yourself. Also lowest prices in the
city on new pianos, full-keyboard spinets
S205: new full-keyboard baby grands
S295: new small uprights. S195 NO
MONEY DOWN, easiest terms in the city.
Many good makes. Pianos for rent So
monthly and up. Republic 1890. The
Evening star., 1939-01-02

DUPONT CIRcLE-Large. single studi,
room. clean, quiet. next to bath. for EN-
ployed person. 1853 p st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-01-02

ARIINQTON-Room in quiet home, 1Oc
bus fare; or small apt: meals optional: un-
limited phone. Chestnut OS30.
1920 NORTH FRANKLIN RD, Arlington,
Va.-l5 min downtown: large sunny rm.;
semi.pvt communicating bath; in new. oil
heated home; crh.w.; $3.50 month. Chest
GARDEN fTY-Beautifully furn, private
bath, M Tome. near transp. 1924 North
FloridX e hngto0. Chesapeake 0s36. q
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ROOMS UNFURNlshEp.

sl9 21st ST. NV, .dovntovn-1 unfur-
heat. TEL included; "a so per week. Fur
nished sltghtly additional. Natl. 3s47. e
MT. PLEASANT. 1904 19th---Larse attrac-
Evening star., 1939-01-02

SUITCASE OWNERS NEW APT. 2 RMS,
mod, kit, dinette. tile bath, shower; pvt.
front back porches; c.h.w: utilities. refg.
incl; pvt. entr.; $3.50. III Hamilton W.
124 c ST. NE SUNNY RMS. SEMI
pvt. bath, inner-spring mattresses; Frigid.
aire sink. INV. SS 80 week
Evening star., 1939-01-02

COL. RID. Mr.. 18TH ST. NW.-COM.
Portable furn.. liv. rm.. bedrm., dinette.
kit: bath. $50 tApt. build DIXIE
REALTY CO. Nat. $780, ewes Col 4213
Evening star., 1939-12-05
THOMAS J. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIONEERS,
1431 Eye Street NV.

TRpsTEES rNAi sA1E 2s7 1f yAhgAnIE RA5A r1 ~.
ING. coNTAIN1NG SIX Rooms AND AND
5apH; 5ap1uSs KNoWN eT AS 1ol6 uRELL PLACE
BY virtue Of certain Deed Of Trust
umbis @ % and eItof at the " REQUEST s Of Il the party
secured thereby. the undersigned Will sell
at public auction in front Of the premises
eRMBER q fasp The at Fo6R
situate IN the District Of Columbia. known
division DIVISION MADE mad ,se By W. Walter vaughn Of
lots in Square numbered ,tthirty-eieht
per plat recorded in Liber No. 81. folio 1913
Of the Records Of the once Of the Sur
yeyor for the. District Of Columbia. upon
rrass eDSa's noy sS10 the iao's!a
further particulars Of which gill tbs be np an
chase price over and above said Deed Of
Trust $4,000 is to be paid in cash. and
the balance to be secured by second Deed
monthly installments. Of $1,000. including
interest at the rate Of go. said payment to
also include interest on IT. the nrSt trust; 1t OF al
the the date Of sale. A deposit Of $3.50 90 viii
be required at the time OF sale All con.
veyancins. recording revenue stamps. etc.
at the cost Of the purchaser. Good title or
no sale, Terms Of sale to be complied with
otherwise deposit will be forfeited. and
property resold at risk and cost Of default
Ing purchaser after five (5) days adver-
published in washington. D. C.
THOMAS F. BURKE.
ROBERT II. DRISKLL,
Trustees.
Woodward Building. Washington D. c.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LINDAS AND BRADLEY. Attorneys,
$50 7th St. S.W.

Filed Dec; l; ] lsaa; Charles :; stewaTt; Clerk; !s
Columbia. " Ernest Gregory. 1881 i
street ne plaintiff. vs. Lillian n,vGi e.
ACTON NO. 46Se.-ORDER FOR. PUB
LEGATION. The object Of this suit Is to
obtain a divorce a vinculo matrimonii BY
the plaintiff Ernest Gregory, from the
defendant Lillian dreg91y, at,rn q On nsine the
tin, it is this 1st day of December, 1889.
ordered that the defendsnt Lllisn a. {:
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal si hSli, Tli,
Cause ill shall Be Be- proceeded with .. in case
Of default: provided COPY OF this order @
cessive weeks in the Warrington Law Re-
porter and The Evening Star Newspapsr,
before said day. JAMES M. PROCTOR
Justice. {sea!n 4 X, true e,.cp copy. 1ss!: ~
DREW A. -HORNER, Asst. Clerk.
deb,12,10.
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THOs. J. OWEN a. SON. Auctioneers,
1431 Eye st. NV.

sAF ST vsEUAREs az AMosToR7 K5AF
sToRR hSD f4MslsT1Ho .SP 9P KTaME FRAME
WAsH1NdroN, B. c. G N0''iA"A Go -
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded -, IN Il Li6er No; 5423. folio 3s3 ct
Columbia: and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned surviving
trustee will sell at public AUCTION, in front
RfepsSS pAY OF Pn pEeaMshk MGSRA4 b AHb5
1889. AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm.
the following described land and premises,
desisnated as and being part Of osixinsI an
lot numbered ten IO) in square numbered
fve hundred and twelve t512): beginning
ns soua1e and at the corner
along the east line Of Fifth street. 80
feet; thence east parallel with the north
IN. ne Of na street io feet: thence south 90
thence west along said north line Of said
street. 16 feet to the beginning; together
oP sAnE Of hs5:op as
in four equal insiallments. payable in one.
two. three and four years. with interest at
annually. from day of sale. secured by first
deed of trust upon the property sold. or
al dsnoa sash a, tbs hsoo opton dd Gf the
time Of sale. All conveyancing, recording.
etc. at cost OF purchaser Terms Of sale
to be complied with within 30 days from
day OF sale, otherwise the surviving trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost OF defaulting pur-
chaser. after five days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published In
Washington. D. c.
HENRY c. CRYER.
Surviving Trustee.
TOOMEY g. TOOMEY,
Attorneys for party secured.
no29, de- o.I,9. lob 18th st. NV