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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Bob Anei Chosen
Oregon Siandoui

EUGENE. Ore. Chunky Bobby
Anst today vas chosen AZ ths out
standing senior aihlste Of this
years University II Oregon grad.
DstinK class
Anst. Historian Nno vas All
American basketball guard on ths
1889 national championship team
Nll receive tns Bsbb trophy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Nv HARRY FERGUSON

tntttu AffhA EpoftN fsuAtVf
NEW YoRk--1ts never too
early or too late TO give advice
10 manager, - herewith IL
submitted program for Del
Baker of the Detroit Tigers
Have the team parade under
q ladder just before taking bat.
ting practice.
Break three mirrors in the
dugout before each game.
Carry two black cats ~ mas
cots and arrange - many
doubleheaders ~ possible on
Friday the 18th.
See N u can't b. arranged for
1T least three more star players
10 he Indicted Into the army.
The trouble with the Tigers
this season-and they have been
having their share OF trouble
Is that they haven't suffered
enough bad luck. IT'S true that
they lost Hank Gresnberg.
which IL equivalent 10 extracting
the Tigers teeth, but they cant
hope To get any place losing
only one man.
The Detroits must have their
bad luck in big, juicy gobs be-
fore they really get down to ths
business OF winning = pennsnt.
The ground must still be
damp In every baseball park In
the country from the tears that
were shed for the Detroits be-
fore the 1910 season opened.
That Was when they got the kind
Of bad luck they need. X. NJ.
Landis. commissioner of base
ball. cut loose some 90 Of their
ball players and made them
free agents.
There was wailing and weep
ing and everybody felt very
sorry for the Detroits So
WHAT 30 they won the pennsnt
and came within . whisper Of
taking the world championship.
too.
Your agent travelled 10
Yankee Stadium yesterday 70
see whether there was any poe
sibility that the Detroits might
be in for enough bad luck be-
tween nov and Sept. 10 assure
them another pennhnt He re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Pioneer League
b, INIIEn PREs.


ogden and Poeatello moved for
ward neck-and-nsck Al the top Of
the Pioneer Baseball league We'd
neSday. Both teams won victories
last night. leaving them IS per
oentage points apart with ogden
slightly ahead.
The Ogden Reds rexenged
their Tuesday night defeat At
the hands Of the Twin Fails
Cowboys by winning e-s.
Ogden took = two-run lad
over the Pioneer ceilarites In
the third inning. scoring again
m the fourth and sixth.
Pocatslio's Cardinals squslebed
the Salt Lake Bees. 81. and the
Boise Pilots crushed Idaho Falls.
I5-5-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
ALL-CITY GRADE SCHOOL TRACK MEET ON SCHEDULE
Freddy Steele
Fights Friday

Tsooma's Pretty steele former
middls~esrhs ehamrion ~ TIE
woFid. makes his first eensAach
sffart Friday night - Hollywood
Auertean Isrten eowi Ths fsTh1
Win - Broadcast
steele. wha retired n tRiA
meets Jlmmy CAsino. = irisl harst
over = scheduled ie-reund e1stance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Event Billed
For Wednesday
Victors Of District
Events in Contest

The ali-eity grade school track
and field championships vii -
decided Wednesday. Nay - in
the stadium.
The original date was Get II
Thursday. the 2ath.
Individual winners of sectional
competition viii compete. bring
ing out the best youthful school
boy talent in the city.
Mckinley won the Gault district
meet Wednesday. scoring sis
points. Sheridan was second with
as Other schools followed with
these scores. Rogers. 20: Rooss-
welt. 1871: and Hawthorne. 4
Follo~ing are the individual vim
nsrs.
so yard dash. time 3 seoonds Wen
By chas Marshall. Mckinley. Ray
Picket sheridan; Dale Losher Rooss-
Welt Donald Aesso. Rogers Tom
slerdjeski Hawthorne
100 yard dash time 100 seconds
Won BY John Landerx Rogers Bob
Erhart. Mckinley. Clarence hcKnieht
Sheridan. Geo. LAviola. Roosevelt.
James johnson. Hawthorne
Potato race. It's Yards time 1871;
Won by Harry strayer Mckinley. I'd
Martin Sheridan. Joe LaxiolA. Rooss-
Welt; Frances Dexine. Rogers Glen
Esstron. Hawthorne
Standing broad jump, distance q n.
"a in. Won by Robt. saticium.
Sheridan. John Porr. Mckinley:
Evert Hopkins. Roosevelt. Bob An
derel Rogers
High Jump. height n in;
Won BY Billy snowden. sheridan;
vinten Harley. Mckinley. and James
Crsis Roosevelt tied; Lawrence
Baseball throw. lss u. 10 in. Won
by Ronney Roper. Mckinley I'd
White. Rogers: Ciiff Matousek. Rooss-
Welt; Robert Hager. Sheridan.
RELAY. 900 yards. time i:252: Won
by Mckinley. Bob Erhsrt. Reed sar-
gent, James Smith. Edward Everett.
chas. Marshall Ronnie Roper. Lau-
rem Mattson. Harry Straver. Sheridan
second: Rogers third: Roosevelt
fourth: Hawthorne nth.
The Gray district meet IL
scheduled for Thursday, 22d. and
the McCarver district meet Fri
day. the 23d.
The Stewart district meet was
held this week. with Horace Mann
winner, 20 points. Whitman. Is,
Mary Lyon. 81: willard. is; North
East Tacoma. &.
The Mason district meet was
held last week.
Following are N. individual win
so yard dash: time rs. Won BY
Jimy Nelly. Whitman. Ross Luoua,
N. Z. Tacoma Forrest johnson,
Mann. Walter Cummings Lyon:
Teddy Bone. Whitman.
100 yard dash time IA: Won
by Lumas Irish, Lyons: Floyd Wood
kerth, willard; Jack Weed. n. 4.
Potato race. IT'S yards: time SAT.
Won by Alvs Brewer. Mann: Ronald
Neslund, whitman. Ronald Polk.
LYON: Jimmy Mckee. willard. Bill
Balloon. n. r Tacoma
Standing broad lump distance
orvan Maurlizen Whitman: Geo.
Begss. willard: Edmond Anderson.
Lyon; Charles Knapp. ~ y Tacoma
High Jump; height n Won BY
Grant LundskoE Mann Dean Pada-
Toon, Lyon; Warren Halverson Whit
man. Harvey Richardson. willard
RELAY. 800 yards time | as. Won
by whitman. Chas Prues Jimmie
Tallariti. Ronald Heslund. Orven
Mauritzen. Joe Tailariti. Reno Har-
ley, Jimmie Nelly. Floyd Woods
Mann school. second: Lyon school,
third: willard school fourth
Baseball throw: distance Iee n.
3 in: won by Norman Opedalh.
Mann; Geo. Halls. willard: Warren
Hubbard, Lyon: Arthur Lice, Whit
man: Dave Lexis. NJ. II. Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Tiger Golfers Win

Stadium high golfers defeated
Highline high on the Lakewood
Seattle, course yesterday. 1874 to
IL. York Of Stadium divided his
match with Larson. osgood. media
list with 75. beat Krakenberg
Eiiason beat Mcdonald, Wilson
beat Reese and Brown beat r.
krakenberg via the clean sweep.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

After all these years. the purse
Snohomish merchants gathered in
1924 TO send their prize young
horsehide slugger 10 the Seattle
training camp in San Bernardino.
Calf. il paying dividends .
Earl Averill finally Is wearing a
uniform Of the Seattle Rainiers.
II took Averill II years to make
it, and between his "a train ride
and his ~ rescue trip to save the
Seattle outfield he has seen much
Of the baseball world.
The veteran slugger joined the
Seattle club last week in Holly
wood and is appearing in the out
field during the present home
stand.
The Rainiers are entertaining
the Oakland Acorns at sick's sta
dunn this week and battle the
Hollywood Twinks again next
week in an eight-gsme argument,
because Of Memorial day.
Averill was turned down in
the spring Of "a by Wade
killefer, then wner-manager
Of the Seattle team. because
Of his inexperience. But he
wouldn't quit. He got a Job
with the Bellingham Tulips Of
the Northwest semi-pro league
and under the slilIfuI tutelage
OF the late Tealy Raymond
developed rapidly.
The San Francisco Seals signed
Averill in 1925 and sold him to
the Cleveland Indians for $50 900
two years later.
The Earl Of Snohomish set ALI
kinds Of records for Cleveland.
He became the greatest center
fielder in the game and was named
on the American league all-star
team five times, because of his
fielding and batting.
Finally age took some Of the
spring out Of his legs and lessened
the power in his bat, 30 Averill
was sold to the Detroit Tigers in
1899 and released outright by the
Tigers last fan. after finally dip
ping into the world series pot o.
gold when the Tigers dropped the
series TO the Cincinnati Reds last
October, He was used largely as
pinch-hitter by them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

Yogk. TIGER Q OF. olsnts. . slehoi-
son. Cubs o. Johnston. Athisties,
z. Gordon YANKEES T. Camiili.
Dodgers. 2 p Mccormick. Reoa, 7.
Hayes. Atnletics. 2.
Runs batted In Keller. Yankeea
"a YORK. Tgea. %. Nicholson Cubs.
"a Gordon. Yankees. al Dear. Red
6oE zs
Runs. DiA&EEio YANKEES 81: Hack
CUBS. %. KnicEerbocEeF Witt Sea
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SoE. "a
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sisberf Athletics - Heath Indians
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YANKEES. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Title Playoff

Holy Rosary and Sacred Heart
will playoff for the Boys Paro-
ehial school softball league title.
Each team has seven wins and
one loss. Play is scheduled for
Monday. In the last game Holy
Rosary beat Visitation, s TO A.;
Sacred Heart beat st. Leo's, 81 to
S: Holy Rosary beat st. Patrick's
3 to 2. and Sacred Heart beat st.
Leo's, 81 to q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Skiffs Beat
Oaks in 9Th

Pepper Martins merry sacra.
mensans trounced Los Angeles
again las, night. io-s. 70 held their
7ss-sams LEAD IN ne Paelne Coast
league.
The sacs spotted Les Anksi~=
two runs In thu first inning thea
broke up the game IN the third
with seven rnns Three singles. twe
doubles and a triple contributed n
ths third-lnnlnF massacre against
Pitchers Lee stins and Bon Wei.
land Al Holllngsworth vent the
route for Sacramento. giving eight
hits for bis seventh ain a. the sea.
scr,
seattle kept pses vita Ihe
seisn. ~ neatinE Oakland. "a
Niath-inniaE strategy put esrf
the WANING rus and squared
The series Tor seattle. TIE
R.lnlers werkea runners ts
nrst and third and fe~ scar
celia singled n hr,sE IN -
winnins score.
Paul Gregory won On IL hits
while stan corbett and George
Darrow gave the winners Il. Zach
team left IL men on bsss.
ssn Frsncssoo trampled san
Diego, 1873. getting IS runs IN ths
first four innings. Al Olsen. Jim
Morris and Bud Brewer lodged ths
II hits that ratified off the san
Francisco hats Larry Jensen WIN
his sixth game IN seven starts.
allowing San Diego eight hits.
Eddie PellsErini. Padre shortstop.
got three ~ them. all doubles
Brceks Holder led the san
Frnnei.cs hafs with four hits.
Ted Jennings got . tripls and
Ferris Fain. Tony Lssseri and
Bruce oRrede~ski had dsa-
bles.
Hollywood ripped of II hits 10
beat Portland. 1913. 1he stars
got four runs In the frat inning.
three more In the third and Port.
land never got hack into the game
Roy Joiner held Portland 10 eight
hits, most of them IN the ninth
inning when = three-run rally fail.
81 10 IN any damage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Clover Park
Wins Battle

Glover Park high school yester-
day defeated Eatonville high, TO
z, at Eatonville. Each team coll
lected six hits. Heron. Richard
son and Kasemeier worked for
the Parkers, Nordstrom and Hop
kins for the losers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
ROSE QUEEN

Jeanette MaeDonAid IL - anz-
io1s TO have her display Of June
roses a. its best. that the star "
pruning her prize bushes herself
before she reports n work ss the
heroine Hoonysan. IN "smilin
Through
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Truckers Go
Down, 3 to z
Another Come Lost
BY Single Counter

EVERETT -Tacomss Truckers
of the Northwest semi-pro league
lost = : 10 battle 70 the Everett
Gulls last night That Il the third
contest the Tacomans have lost
BY one run.
The winning nun Was scored
when Penso walked. Brooks hi
and Mattson came through with
q long outfield fly.
Everett ...l0l 900 ool-s 3 o
Tacoma -. 900 200 000-2 s 2
Batteries: Miohaelson and Pag-
Ma; oppelt and Thorleifson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Dogs Poisoned

Twa family p~t 6exs 49,
pnl~en~z ~ stry<hnln~ ~ ~>e4
N ths Nofth nd s<<flsn - t.
eems ons vas fatally ret~nn~a
the stssF - : Eus1 eh.n<s -
heinx SAVED.
MFa tuhn ustnfz<k<. 1t1x N
Warner. rrraffs h<r enshef sr@ns~i
va <trn2m snnaxh - th<aw 81
TIE psiesn. ut Mr2 H<tI<x's
ne~tnn huIi as>d a n fsmlIy
sem<. $50 Va 3<1h
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
SUMNER INDUSTRIAL
CoLIsErM

Something viii hsv. 10 b. sons
about m. Ruston and Papsnts
teams. They sr. - far In the
league lead that unlss. they are
taken soon N. resi- Of the teams
will have 10 fight for third spot.
They each took three points
from respective rivals last night
BIZ D~issnsr subai4tutlns for tbs
Paper uaen Jed hia team with = lee
single and s14 series niaeburt Of
the whssiers rolled 100. T. Evan
sieh gith = 7o2 single ana sal
series paced hla team for thres
pointa Wait witiund led Ma tam
with = i9s anc = 8is total
Wnesisrs 7o3s %. Papers 7o7s 81
puston zOOz a. Aoosrrhs 1878 ~
Wikiunds 2oeo a., hsfsdiths 7oos
a..
NV MfxID IEAgUH
There viii 10 smother mined
league started ~ the Coliseum nent
week in 81 PROBABILITY OfHanixs-
tion Siii b. started either Thursday
or Friday night Al interested SCI
IN touch with Mn Coles o. iesvs
your name ~ me desE before nsEt
wednesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Sacred Heart
Ball Champs

Sacred Heart girls won the
Farochial Softball league title with
hght victories and no defeats.
The season ended Tuesday
when Holy Rosary girls de-
feated st. Leo's and Visitation
defeated st. Patrick's. Scores
were 81 70 9, and 81 to is.
respectively. The VII will
present the winners with
pennant on commencement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
BOWLING
sfNTH AVENUE CENTER
WFsT.FSn ITAGtT

WFNTFFNH IEAUFE
The leagus leading Arctic Orsam-
ers stili held their one point lead
over the Sixth Center team with only
one morr week 70 play. Zach Won
three points last night. the fos
Creamers taking the Richfisld five
y Anderson OF the iosera had high
single and series 23e and 500. J
winners.
The Bowling Center team won
from the Jaresh A slater team. q
Pike took scoring honors Nith . Dol
single and t96 total
Sixth Avenue Alleys took three
from the Bowling Center Lunch team
y Bennett had nigh single ie1 ana
y Huribut with 81 shot high ssriss
The Oakland DvnG - Hammons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Thrills, Explosions Mark
Major League Contests
Customers Getting Moneys Worth
In Mirocls Clutches and Whoi Not

xonk-knsb~y p>rz tk>< 1zy< 1899
tns tke ThfInnE
sxpiosons r<ys xvn4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

Ths STADIUM fsnnss t>am -
t<rdsy asfsstsd f.anxvi<w hsxs
squad fosT matches - thr<s
nawers I'LL ever Olsen. - -
80
n<ndeF.an (i.l svs< nfe~svt.
"a 80. 70.
ttastar IL es~r nsmr@a. "a
"a. 80.
c.vsnsush CD svsr y L3naFy.
"a. 81. "a
Murray 90 svsr ,. Landry. -
so
simpsos Ard Stewart 90 ever
Bowers snd ftusten fLi. TO. "a
csvxnsuxhs ana Murray 80
over .. Landry snd nsnass<pa.
ga. a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
SOF BALL

23eth ONO. piled up six runs In
the sixth inning TO defeat Bottlers
10 To 4. and stay in fourth place
in the fast City league chase Wed
nesday evening at Mckinley No. 1
field
23oth pulled away 10 = Al lead
in the first three innings then were
almost helpless as Samson kept
them guessing and missing. but
two bad errors started the sixth
inning delUgs. The Bottlers were
unable 10 put more than two hits
together in any inning off the i'm
proved pitching of Mansholt
Furnituremen defeated Garage
men, s 10 5. on a wild pitch in the
last Of the seventh inning with
two men out TO move up to sixth
place in the Commercial-Indus-
trial league race.
Results "Wednesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

y III UTITF- FUFTUN mo IEHHIN7IT-
Cook and Swanson
Park softoall league. Thursday
night 6:ib O'Clock
city LeaEue-GaSmen " Tram
sters Mckiniey No. q Veneermen Va.
D1icks. jefferson No z
Commercial Industrial League -
Local 1885 " Aii-Rsils. Edison. Com
psnY p. bsth ONO " Musicians.
Portland No l. F1Tnituremen -
Scottiss Harmon. Puipers Va. Garage
Employees Portland No. 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

Synopsis: WHEN PRINCE VALIANT ENTERS plRAEUS, THE
MRBOR OF ATHENS, THE FIRST PERSON He SEES IS a ALL
VIKING. VAL Halls HIM IN HIS NATIVE TONGUE WHICH 50
plEASeS THE LONELY WORKMAN THAI He DRAGS VAL INTO
A TAVERN FOR A LONG TALK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

HIS SHIp IS a SORRY SIGHT. FOR HIS
CREW ABE VIKINGS, WARRIORS ALL, WHO
CAN EAT LIKE HORSES, DRINK LIKE FISH,
FlGHT LIKE DEMONS AND DIE LIKE HEROES.
At THIS PARTICULAR TIME They LOOK LIKE
DEAD FISH,
Evening star., 1941-01-21
PROPOSALS.

Constructing ouartermaster. Building No.
2o2, Fort Myer. Va, January 1s 1941.--
Sealed bids in triplicate will be received at
/, 1941, and then publicly opened for the
construction and completion of addition
to Neuropsychiatric Ward. Walter Reed
Washington. D c. Plans and specifica- :
tions will be furnished upon deposit Of
certd check in the AMOUNT Of $40 made
States; Information at the above address.
iaol % "a o.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
HOTEL ANNAPOLIS UNCLAIMED BAG

GAGE AT AUCTION.
nay Notfs i fspy fysn 5tS ths on
NC NC AT fhSSo1He 70 ocEocK 9 AM NV We T viii sell By
public auction within the salesrooms. Of
Adam A. Weschler & Son. a15 st. NV
to enforce liens for all charges. miscellane-
handbags, miscellaneous clothing and pack
ages left by guests in rooms and checkroom
i Ht5fne hs F. L. of sts hf f0eTnE jane
Mrs, c. Williams R; F. REidseevay, Charles
Hartnett. A. E. Booth & Wife. T. L. Hanson.
Broome Y. F. Brown & wife, R: Adrian,
J. R. Walsh. A. r. Bussler. E. N. Honey
Cox. T. R Moore, R. E Kennedy. J. A.
clifford, A, Sharpe, R.. Smith: G H
see Kelly p ions J, McAndrews lu vs. & n' WIFE. E E
GGhsa than & wife. Earle Glanmsr; John N
5oqn NJ A9drevs G j. a. Iarn Fa4ry
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coiiey. Geo. cockreli L. Wife, ,sGeorse Dris:
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kag s0ss simRins h M3fPasp Wife Dr. g. ha sehabeae de-
L, K. Toolee, A. H. Andrews D: Connolly,
teOIse 1. ADAMS, Z. BAKER q Wlle, June
Cook, M: J. Cohen, G; A; Carr: W. G. Dom
hof & Wife. Rev. P. D. Davis. F. Davis.
Ferris: Nelson Graves. T. dfesnspan
A E. Keller A. E. Miller Allan Murphy.
Miss M. Marcus, Jackson OBrien, Fred
seamore, R c Smith 4 wife. A; N: & W. F.
P. J. Garrahan. G. T Asnew & Wife. D. B.
Brown H. Baker g. R. ]. Joseph. Tom
Buchanan. J. H. Brickner R. o. Cashel, J..
B. Carrier r. W. Collins, Louis J. Cairns,
H. M. DuBose. Jr., j. S. Eagle, E. T. Freelin
e: G. Gordon, j.. B JENNINGS, James Han
4, Kelly. A. & Lehman, H: E; Lareombe;
Dales or D. Meyers Edgar M. Matthews.
George MAYNARD, Mrs: NJ; W Moser Jacob
A. Neff, B. j. Reynolds. Helen Rowe. M. j.
Stickles e. Wife. William Stevenson. Mrs.
Helen Scott, Jack Thoman. E. x. Thomp-
son, c. Wallen &, Wife Lowrey A. Weed, R.
L. Williams. William Woodhouse. D, L,
Zeh. w. Mitchell, J. Saybolt. Also fifty-four
interest please take notice
HOTEL ANNAPOLIS.
18th and II Sts. NV.
By HARRY wE1ssINGER. Manager.
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Evening star., 1941-01-21

IN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
,,a uni,sd Mo., States for The District Of Colum-
the, general and special partners Of lin ~
Of the state Of New YoTE aad 10 Sesr
ing to continue TO do business in the Dis
trict bcs q &c Columbia as limited nartnership
District Court for the District of Columbia
eonans he 9d 3trm mted which
4 be conducted IS SMITH III" BARNEY RfSR'P q co !
me general nature OF the, business in
fenced to be Transacted is that gf under
and and brqkers n,Is and dealers in, stocks, bonds
eTev knd sna aed
and other commoditieS The names Of ali
me general and Special partners inter
ESQ esq thSreLn, GiStinguishlnc, which are gen.
follows sPecial Psrner nsHfs Henry satltF sTf a
{ ffonp'y Pay EdS{n IsPn w Fish: Locust XaIsy
n GsneraI% par Partnsro G JSsiei J6saph e09Tsn' sWaH
435 E send St. N Y. N Y: Radclifa
cbeS,on cheston' IT, oreland Pa; Charles S
Rarf " cil,er AYs ans ns 4lst sS;, st y John
Burnett walker 1851 Prs' Park Ave. A. \ \ Y
\ y: Chnrles Harding, Rumson, N J.:
coward B. Smith, Jr, "Sweetwaters,"
Providence Rd, Edgemont. Pa. Irving D
Fish. Fox Run Lane Greenwich, Conn
Fred E koechlein, Gal Union Ave Eliza
neth' j.; " Edwin Williams. 900 Char
lotte Rd Plainf1eld, N j. Edward c
Savers W Washingt9n Lane. Meadowbrook.
+ va aPa Y 'oRn1On Wm ss2clay sq lath aaldins fs
Ho!mdel. n J.: Harcourt Amory Ipswich.
Mass; Ogden Phipps. Roslyn, T. l.. N Y:
j. Ritchie KimbalL R F D No >, Nor
rlStOWn. N L. Karl WelSbeIt 1yJ
Mt. Lakes. N J.: Phillip w Brown, Had
don Rd.. Scarsdale. N Y: Sidney F. Tyler.
Rydal, MontgOmery County. Pa The
amount Of, capital which each special part
ner shall have contributed to the partner
ship IS as follows Henry E. Butler. $500
600, Philemon Dickinson. !s40Ooo0: Edwin
a,o Fish Sho $500 600 and John w Castles.
Ssn4;noG; The period at WHICH the part
which II is to terminate are as follows:
The partnership formed at the close of
business on Dec 81. 1897. shall continue
from and after the close of business on
Dec 81 1910. for the term of three years
10 and including Dec. 81. 1913. and Its
membership shall be constituted as set
forth herein from and after Dec 81. 1910.
and shall continue TO and including Dec
81 l943. subject 10 earlier termination
upon certain CONTINGENCIES set forth in the
aforesaid certificate Filing the certif-
cate as aforesaid and. this publication are
Bsr by ob The of HenLy
partners, and their admittance as special
partners as of the close of business on
ia7.a11.i4is1s.2 1895. as.3ofe1
Evening star., 1941-01-21
ADAM A wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING BEING

TRUSTEES SALE OF XALUABLE Two;
PPRREMISEsJ = 1923 SOUTHERN AVENUE
BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded
IN Liber No. 711O, folio 4s7. ct SEQ, one
of .he land records of the District Of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party
will offer for sale by PUBLIC auction, in
THE TWENTY NINTH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY 1941. AT FOUR O'CLOCK. PM.
tho following-described property in the
District of Columbia. to-wit: Lot. num-
three hundred and sixty-fve l5365l. Bred,
Office Of the surveyor for the District. Of
Columbia, in Lber 40 at folio 80; subject
to the building restriction line as shown
on said plat.
Terms of sale: The purchaser will be
required to make a deposit of $4,000 at
time of sale. balance to be paid all cash
or in reasonable amounts, which. terms
amounts to bear interest at So per annum.
Examination of title. conveyancing. record
ing, revenue stamps, ETC. at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale. otherwise.
trustee reserves the right to resell prop
erty at risk and cost of defaulting pur..
chaser after five days advertisement. Of
in Washington, D. C.. or deposit may be
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
By VIM. L: BEALE:
(sealN Attest: A. H sHILLINGToN
Ja17,21,2 ,23,25,29 Assistant Secretary.