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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
REPORT SHIPS ESCAPE
International News Service Gable

LONDON, Aug. 30.--The Lon
don Daily Telegraph reported from
today that the majority
of the Russian warships based at
Tallinn and Baltic Port escaped
when German forces captured the
two Estonian naval bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Appeusement Possible With JAPAN admiral Woodward Warn
Firms Retake Viipuri;
All Nation Reioices

From Kivinaebbc an offensive
was begun south toward the Teri
jocks station on the Leningrad rail-
way.
An official HelSinki communique
said:
ION the morning OF August
80, our troops entered the city
OF Viipuri great JOY prevails
over this remarkable Finnish
victory"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Germans Kill 3
Anti-Ndzis for
French Spying
Naval Commander,
Dutch Business Man
Slain; Brings Total
to II in Laval Purge
International New. serIc. Cable

VICHY. Aug. 30.-Execution OF
eight men, including a French
naval lieutenant commander and
a Dutch business man on charges
of espionage and anti-German
Communist demonstrations was
announced in Paris today.
The lieutenant comm ander,
Count Henri Louis Destienne
Dorves, had returned TO France
after serving for a time in the
Free French" forces Gen.
Charles De Gaulle, IL was an
nounced. He was one Of three OF
the condemned men who were ac-
cused of espionage
, The latest executions, carried
out by firing squads, brought 10
IL the number OF executed since
Faul Corlette attempted 10 as
sassinate former Vice Premier
Pierre Laval and "collaboration-
list" editor Marcel Deaf.
His temperature rising again.
former Premier Pierre Laval to-
night was reported in grave" con-
dition.
Doctors said Lavals tempera-
ture, which was 101 this morning,
rose 10 1922 degrees tonight.
Condition Of Deaf improved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
REDS NEAR TEHERAN

ANKARA, Aug 30-INS)-
The official Turkish radio reported
today that Soviet forces advanc-
ing through Iran were due TO
reach the 1ranian capital Of Te-
heran this morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Pottery-Sc Class

Fall classes OF the Pottery ana
Sculpture School AIS Merrick
avenue, will begin September s.
Margaret Martin Nokes. director
of the school. announced Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Claim Tallinn Held

The official news agency lass,
meanwhile, claimed that the Es-
tonian capital of Tallinn on the
south side of the mouth Of the
Finnish Gulf was still in Soviet
hands as late as Friday.
The heaviest of the Russian
counter-attacks were reported
under way in the Gomel sector,
some 100 miles north of the
Ukrainian capital of Kiev, but a
report from General Konstantin
Rokosovsky, published in Izvestia,
indicated that the German lines
there were becoming more sta
bilized after a series of retreats,
carried out for more than two
weeks in the face of Soviet pres
sure.
Prisoners taken by the Soviets
were said 10 have been found in
possession of maps showing the
direct route east of Smolensk 10
Moscow. Heavy rains were re-
ported pelting the Gomel and
other sectors of the central front,
adding 10 the hardships suffered
by the Germans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Surprise Attack

Anoth her paratroop battalion
bounced on the headquarters of q
German regiment in village iden-
titled as az" Surprised as they
slept, the Germans scurried out OF
houses barefooted, firing at ran
dom.
"They were a almost COM
pletely annihilated," SAID the
dispatch printed in the paper
IZvestia.
A third Soviet paratroop battal-
ion, meanwhile, landed behind a
long German transport column and
attacked its rear, inflicting SOC
casualties and, according 10 this
account, captured % armored cars,
six tanks and considerable other
~, atprial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Toxic Must Back Up
Or Fight Democracies
U. S. Stand Means Expansion Policy
Axis Ties Will Have to End

(RCor admiral Cari II. Woodvord United Notg in the
JooHg oce states that compromise and qpPdsemea defteg
ont Jar future American relations ruth Japan concerned
aud that NFpop make bargain settt Nth Uncle Sum-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Still Some Dispute

At his latest questioning by ,au-
thorties. young Corlettc declared:
II acted alone"
II wanted 10 defend my ideals
and suppress the rising French
collaboration with Germany.
II could not do better than
shoot Laval and Deaf"
II was expected Corlette would
be brought TO trial in Paris today.
Since he has already confessed, II
was generally expected he will be
guillotined.
Corlette has informed police
that he lived al Caen but there is
still some dispute on this point.
Authorities are investigating the
possibility Corlette may have been
connected with the murder Of two
French policemen at Caen a month
ago
II Corlette is charged with Com
muniSt or anarchist activities. he
probably will be tried in the spe-
cial Paris court today and guillo-
tined tomorrow, II he is found
guilty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

The Russian-German battle lines with the Nazi ad-
vancng slowly both fanks but halted the center by
Marshal Timoshenkos counter drives. The Firms
pushing down the Karelan Isthmus toward Leningrad
with the Germans advancing from the west and SOUTH
Kronsad and Hangoe Island remain the loan Nazi naval
bases the Gulf of Finland say the Nazs The blasting
Of the power dam at Dneproperovsk flooded the lower
Dneper hating the Naz push there, although the Rus
slams held only Kew Odessa OF The torrenta stream
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Total of Nine

The new revenue bill brings TO
nine the number passed in the last
nine years. exclusive of two social
security, the sugar and agricul-
tural adjustment tax measures.
The new measure lowers the
exemptions on married persons
from $1,000 10 $500 and on
single persons from $500 to $3.50
The exemption for single persons
is within $50 of the income OF
the WPA worker who receives sec
a month, or S720 a year. Last
year Congress reduced the mar
-ried exemption from $500 70
$1,000, and the single from 81 900
TO $500
The new bill imposes surfaces
on the first earned dollar for the
first time, even before the 4 per
cent normal tax is levied, because
a 10 per cent credit on earned
income is allowed up 10 $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
s Per Cent on SIS

Thus a single person earning
SIS week will be subject TO 6
per cent surtaX. Likewise mar
ried man, earning over $50 a
week. will be surtax liable.
The treasury estimated that
100000 new taxpayers will be
added to the income rolls, bring
ing the total TO 100000, ap-
proximately half of the nation S
employed.
Some opposition to the lower
exemptions was forecast by Re-
publican leaders, who plan TO
make a bid for the labor vote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
BY REAR-ADMIRAL CLARK H. wooDw ARD
nited States Navy


WASHINGTON Aug. 80 tons, however President RooSe
Among paints British Thursday agreed
Prime Minister Churchs broad American government
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
SECOND TEAM

10 beat Vocational of Griffin, 27-IO.
Henry County, NIcDonough, van
quished Newman, 30-8. In the finals
Hunt High dispatched with Henry
county. BOIL in weilplayed game.
The B. T. Washington sextetre
won the plaudits of the tournament
fans and participants with their
brilliant play, yet lost to med;
ocre team from Patterson, the Pierce
County Training School, 20-14.
Coach Rozelyn Douthard- -Blakely
frankly admitted that her team.
was lucky to get by the Atlanta rs.
Poor guarding and spasmodic pay
by the forwards contributed 70 thu
BTWHS seXtette's downfall.
Hunt High had lot Of fun as
they defeated Pierce County as
they Pleased, 32-13 The J. w.
Twitty coached girls from FIT. VAL
ley spent the greater portion Of
the game Glowing. Playing a las
breaking game and landing yhe
ball with uncanny skill. FIT. Valley
reflected good coaching and latent
ability well developed. There is no
question about their superiority in
North Middle Georgia Conference
play. -.-.---r. -,
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
BTW Girls On
Low End Of
Cage Score

VOCATIONAL GYM, Griffin,
Ga.-(SNS>-A rampaging Hunt
High seXtette roared out of Ft. VAL
ley and across the North Middle
Georgia Athletic Conference bas-
ketball horizon town the confer
ence and also the tournament
championships in spectacular fash
ion. Friday night, Hunt High school
romped over all comerS with the
greatest of ease. if scores mean any,
hing.
Henderson High. Jacksor, fell
first by "a 25-9 score. vocational
High defending champion. eliriin-
ated Barnesville, 21-2 Savannah
Street High, Newman, eked Monti-
cello. 17-16, il a thrill-packed me-
lee. Henry County routed Glalt-
vile, AL Hunt High came back
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
Company 4459
Wins Pair By
32-18, 62-23
BY EDWARD PEEK

AMERICUS, Ga.-Company 4459,
in a thrilling doubleheader, bested
the CCC Cagers of Perry 32-18 and
tromced the local Blue Moon
Squad 1928.
The second string of the CCC
Wildcats chalked up IA points on
tlae invading company during the
first half. Hall of the Perry cagers
found it difficult to check the sharp
shooting Of Ewing who bidded for
retting glory with Little Boy
C,rtght. However Walter of the
invading Perry C's shared in the
point chalking for the losing war
riors to Company 1859.
Like avenging furies, the CCC
Wildcats sapped the Blue Moon
Cagers by an extremely broad mar
gin and staged floor show in
the last quarter.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08

Xavier pegan the game in a
cool, business-like fashion that
turned the contest into one
sided affair from the jump. At
ter but three minutes, the Gold
Ersh was out in front 90. In
three more minutes, the Catho-
lies had forged ahead 1872 and
Tuskegee took her second time
out.
When play was resumed, Xav-
ier, with Frank (Blotto) Crozier,
her senior captain and clutch
man. hitting, pulled out in front
17-6 with but six and a half
minutes left in the opening stan
"a.
Goals by Captain Wilson
Smith, Leo Brinkley and Thomas
Hornberger, along with four foul
shots by the former and latter,
produced eight points for the
Golden Tigers and cut the Gold
Rush margin to 21-14 at the half.
In the second period, Xavier
played a slow breaking game to
tantalize the charges of Coach
Edward Adams and extend her
lead to 31-21 with but seven
and hall minutes to play.
It was at this point that Horn
berger found himself and sank two
field goals and two foul shots to
Put Tuskegee in the ball game at
1927 when the clock showed but a
minute and forty-five seconds to
play. But fast-breaking deuce by
LuciuS Thomas, 5-8 forward and
free throw by Captain Frank Gro
zier, senior 6-2 1-2 forward, who,
like Thomas, halls from Chicago,
pushed the Gold Rush count to 81
and iced the game.
Xavier, with three seniors in her
starting line up in the person of
Crozier. Thomas, and Summers
displayed the GOODNESS of an ice
berg, Crozier and Thomas with IL
End IL points. respectively, sparked
her attack. Vince King was moth
ing short of Houdini afloor. hold
ing Hornberger to three goals
aside from turning in a sensational
ell-court performance. Hornberger
led Tuskegee's scoring with II
points and Smith, who had 39 in
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08

two games before the Xavier bat
tie, was held to but six. as
Xavier gained the finals by chip
ping. Lane 1888, Morris Brown 30
81. and Clark 1882. Tuskegee, aft
er first round bye, stopped Fisk
1923 and Florida 1874. "' n.
The tournament ran true to form,
all seeded teams going to the semi
finals and the No. ! and No. 2
teams reaching the semifinals, with
the first ranking outfit coping the
honorS. J-
In the third place battle, Albert
Henderson turned in his greatest
game of the l941 season and Cap
tain Clarence Younger Clipped in
with his usual fine game tn bag 2l
and II points, respectively, and
pace Clark to a dazzling victory.
But Donald Braithwaite got the
biggest ovation ever handed
tournament player here when he
retired on four personals after a
PNA1Oi AAidIlSC III WHISil llo lllOtCu
like lightning, effected miraculous
retrievals from taller men, and fed
Henderson and Younger with un-
failing genius.
Florida's. best men were Law
renee Shadd, Harry Edmonds, and
. Alonzo James with IL, nine, and
eight points, respectively.
Henderson's q points boosted his
tournament total to 81 in three
games and the highest point a
game average in the meet, al
though Crozier bagged SO in four
battles.
The Georgia coaches defeated he
Alabama coaches Saturday after
noon 1925 in great bit of enter
taiment witnessed by nearly 1,000
cash customers.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
By LUCIUS JONES
(SNS SnOrtS E6itOr)

XAVIER 1941 visitation and tournament champion in
the Southern intercollegiate Athletic Conference Clark
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
Unions Dream Team
Upset By Va. State
Bv WILLIAM r. SINIMS

PETERSBURG, Va.-GSNS)-The
Virginia State College TroJans
handed the Virginia Union Panth-
ers the short end of 4o-46 court
battle here on Saturday night and
thereon hinges the tale of lost
CIAA championship.
Smarting under 1926 lashlng
at the Richmond Mosque last week,
the Trojans sloWed a complete
reversal of form in winning the
game here that virtually cinches
the CIAA basketball championship
for the lanky North Carolina State
College Eagles who have kept
clean slate throughout their sea-
son in conference tits. 1t was the
first defeat in Is CIAA starts for
UNIONS Dream Teams, present
holders of the CIAA, basketball
crown. The Panthers seemed des-
tined to repeat until the Satur-
day night upset.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
CLARK, MY NO. 2 TEAM

III string along spot The Cardinal was
smoother even watch The Robnon laos ~
endurance too Not in three Clark player slump
to time-out
the physical side and wouo neeo pe
with little more scoiie
rnch from Jacok Brahwae Citizens the tea" ~
alimers anywhere tossed 81 points
80
sopped them Tuskegees the finest ball player
in tie and will tell
stand against
The Purple belongs UP and Florida lus
casti S a 1941 Mainliner.
offensive patterns the ruh ana
be commended for coming
so far on little.
Hornberger Smith certain zones
good bet to be
flaming deadly
that sped out of Tallahassee in believe it.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
Clark In Third
Place By Hating
Florida, 1887
By LUCIUS Jones

TUSKEGEE INST, Aa.-Before 1000 bowling hard
wood fanatics here Saturday night Xavier outpayed and
cop the Eighth Annual Southern Intercollegiate Athletic
Conference Basketball Tournament Xavier led the half
21-14.
AS curtain raiser to the championship contest, Clark
turned back smooth and threatening Florida combination
1887 after leading 236 at nermssion The victory gave
the Panthers the third place trophy.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
81 Ric ROBERTS
Adieu, Tuskegee;;
Finer Condition
Need of Xavier

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Alas (SNS)-As the chimes
of White Hall toll off twelve strokes, signing the
rival of high this scribe prepared repair
to Atlanta Captain r. S. Darnaby and Major Ceve l. Abbott
greeted voyage with smiling faces and closed the DOCKS
on what may be last STAG roundup
was NV fcrtv-sevenh trip Tuskegee since tha SPIN
evening back in April 1926 when slipped onto tins
campus near midnight osh rookie pitcher with the l9%o
Clark University baseball champions of the STAG
NAV be last III but Iii never forget
e &C ,o could and I'll thirst for the day 10 come when should
be here again. go -, c, A r.
Behind us today folded of the eighth annual o
cage way bigger better affair with
the years.
On my the No again but the way le
boys the difference between super team
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08

Xavier the in before Xavier bat
COOL busness-fke fashion that to
Xaver finals
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
XAVIER u. TRIPS TUSKEcEE, 34-27
TO WIN STAG tournament TITLE
CCC Boxing
Tourney Set
For March 6-8

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
The second annual boxing car
Eival of District "B" Of the CCC
will be held in the new post gym
nasium at Fort Mcpherson, Ga. the
evening of March 6, 7, 8. Compel
itors from camp competitions and
sub district tournaments in Geor-
gia, Alabama, North Carolina,
South Carolina and Florida will
participate in the carnival. Camp
elimination contests were held ear
ly in February. Champions of both
races will be determined in ap-
proximately 300 bouts in the gym
nasium. Approximately l27 en-
ROLES of both races will partici-
pate.
Colored camps to be represented
include Wakulla, Lynn Haven and
WeWahitchka, Fla; Americus,
Greensboro, Royston and Perry,
Ga, and Due West, sc. Advance
publicity indicates that number
of really determined fighters will
participate in the carnival, which
should provide countless thrills for
the large number of spectators eX-
pected to attend.
There will be free parking and
music by the Villa Rica band.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
Crozier, Henderson, Smith, King,
Younger Make First Team Posts

1910 champion and l941 third-place
finisher, end Tuskegee Institute,
l941 finalist. hogged honors in The
all-tournament mythical honor So
lectiOns last week end
CROZIER, MOI
Frank (Blotto) Crozier, Xavier 5
senior captain and forward, ranging
feet 1-2 inches. throws 'em left
handed, and is the spearhead Of
the Gold Rush attack, led tourna-
ment scorers with SO points in four
games. He was given unanimous
recognition as the No. / player OF
the tournament closely followed by
Clarence (Sonny) Younger. Clark's
junior captain and guard. Croziel
halls from Chicago, Younger from
New York City. The latter, doing
magical stunts afloor, bolstered his
all-round worth with SO points in
three games.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
SEE SAW AFFAIR

took the lead at 1917 anu IIeIu
1928 advantage at the half. The
score was tied up 10 deftefenI
times during the sizzling court bat
tie. Despite the effort of Hue's
boys, the State team maintained
the advantage for most OF the
game.
Davis and Hyde, in that oroer,
both hit the bucket for points as
the second half opened. Percy
Smith, stellar alicia forward
and playing his last conference
game with the Trojans, dropped
two field goals through the hoops
in rapid success to give the Jeffer-
son boys 2-point advantage, 1927.
The Trojans doubled the bid as
Brown, Powell scored to offset tai
ley by Panther captain Mel GLOW
er, all-CIAA guard.
With but five minutes left in
the game. baskets by Weaver, Pow
ell. and Hr,st accounted for an
eight point advantage as the
"Dream Team" trailed 48-40. Free
throws by Davis and Daughtry,
and goals by Davis and Knighten
brouoht the fighting Panthers
within two-points of the Trojans'
mark as the timers gun sounded
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
SECOND HALF FLOPS'

Teds bows simply the second half They swarcd
out all first halves27 to against
Clark to against Tuskegee.
Clark onlv team to ouscoe in half the WrR
mon l4l4 their final
though they had no finish ana au "
stumble around has to hold when the opp"So
gets in rounds
The finger suspicion condition the physical como
ton the finish sport guy has TO
work work, train. ri train
patrimony of physical assets ana tac'cl
rnannern ovepowerng while they last At luskegee uese
factors lasted longer tremendous that
the fully recovered
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
KING TOPS CENTERS

Following Crozier and Younger at
berths on the 1941 mythical honor
selections were Vince (Champ)
King, Xavier's crack Junior center
who ranges Ga and does every
thing with a basketball but eat 1t.
For his great feeding, defensive
skill, superb ball handling, cool
ness under fire, aI4C ah''it7 f" hog
the ball off the backboards, King
got first call over the pivot men
Of the tournament with ease. His
nearest rivals were Tuskegee's
Thomas Hornberger. Morehouse'S
James Pinky) Haines, Florldas S
] avrence Shadd, and Fisk's HON.
er Chambliss in that order.
HENDERSON JOINS
IMMORTALS
Albert (Alby) Henderson, Clarks
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-08
PLAYER

FIRST TEAM
PLAYER SCHOOL POSITION CLASS
Frank CrOZier (63) Xavier FORWARD senior
Wilson Smith (44) Tuskegee Forward Soph
Vince King (25) Xavier Center Junior
Clarence Younger (3S) Clark Guard JUNIOR
Albert Henderson (51) Clark Guard SENIOR
SECOND TEAM
PLAYER SCHOOL POSITION CLASS
Lucus Thomas XAVIER FORWARD senior
William Copeland D T. state Fof"ard IrOsh
Thomas HOrnberger Iuskegee Cehler ooph
James Watts FLORIDA Uuard frosh
DOnad Braithwaite Clark huafd frosh
HONORABLE MENTION
FORWA ARDS: John Lawson (1BC), A0nzO James and Har
ry EdmOnds (FlOrda), ROdy JacOx (Clarl),
Greene Farmer (AnOXville) John Johnson
(Iane), Herbert Wyles (MBC), Daniel Ty-
Ter (Talladega) Luther Farrell (Alabama) !,
Leo Brinkley (Tuskegee)
ENTERS: James Hanes (lorehOuse), Henry Holden Is
c. State) Lawrence Shadd (FlOrida) HON
er Chambss (Fisk), Kara Coates (Clark),
Silas Mcclure (Taladega)
GUARDS: James Hall and Allen Summers Xavier), Jesse
Bryan and William Carter CMBC), viii am
Johnson (Tuskegee). Jack Gilmore (Lane),
William Ridley (FisO Evia Sulinger
(Aabama), SearI Henderson (KnOXvie).
strong g. c. State), Henry Warner (Bene-
dic), Fred Brown CTalladega)
By LUCIUS JONES
(SNS Sports EditOr)
WAIVER 1911 visitation and tournament champion in
the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Clark
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS J. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1431 Eye st. NV.

THgsTEEg A19Hp SALE 1H yA5gAg5E SSigA THHEd
NOW RNoWN As As PREM1sEs $2ls cATAE;;
PRAd EAdr AXEnyE Ango9 N9RrHWEsT RTTsE IaRHTH WIFH
oT s1HDlNa fooaER H9GATER WITH nf sEPAkATE TE
LOT SITUATE IN INTERIOR OF
By virtue of a Deed of Trust recorded
Land Records Of the District of Columbia.
sso sell THR R f1Np 1S ptY 81 s or
A. D. 1941. AT 300 O'CLOCK PM.
Lot numbered Four 20 in Square mum,
n the made By sh the
Security and Trust Company and Amos
H. Plumb, Trustees. called Massachusetts
Avenue HEIGHTS, as per plat recorded in
trict Of Columbia in .Liber AZ at folio 8.
subject to the building restriction line
Also part of Lot numbered Seventy
two, (72) in Wardman and Bones and
Hallam's subdivision Of said Square num-
bered 3 Twenty -one Hundred and One
once tn. for aSe pstres tss
OF Columbia In Liber II at folio 1877.
same at = point on the North i'm line 'o Of
said Lot 79 distant 81.bO feet West
from the Northeast corner Of said lot, and
Eahnns Ead Lot West 1 a9ns TEE N9th bsnce line
Southwesterly direction Is feet to the
SouthWeSterly line OF said lot; thence by
and with said Southwesterly line OF said
lot. In Southessterly direction 74Ig
feet to the South line of said Lot 70:
thence East along the South line of said
lot, 1887 feet: thence North at right
angles to said South line Of said lot, SO so
feet to the point of beginning, being ali
OF Lot 72 in Square 21O1, except that
part formerly conveyed to Sidney E. Kent
ana Grace Clark Kent by Wardman and
Bones and the part taken for alley pur-
poses, as per plat recorded in said Sur
Veyor.s Office in Liber II at folio 1855.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth cash;
balance in one, two and three years. with
interest at 512 per cent per annum, pay
able semi-annually; or II monthly terms
desired, S5.000.00 cash balance monthly
or al cash at the option of purchaser
Deposit of $4,000 required at time of
sale. Terms of sale to be Complied with
WITHIN thirty days from date of sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
reseL the property at the risk and cost
Oh tne delsultlng purchaser, after five days
aevertiSement ae Of such resale in some
HHeWspaper published in the District Of
ooiumPis; &c ui Pa. or deposit may be forfeited
OF Wlthout forfeiting deposit. trustees NAV
avait ainhi themselves OF any legal or equitable
fiugnts tugnts against defaulting purchaser. Fur
uner partlcularS at time of sale All con-
seyahcing recording and revenue stamps.
W G. scHAFHIRTS'e cHAFHHiIFsSe Trustee
SSOHM c. SCOFIELD. Trustee.
SAMUEL SCRIVENER. JR., Trustee