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Evening star., 1952-03-13
Harvard Plans 10 Cut
Stadium Capacity
BY the Assoeioted Press

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Mar. 13.-
In q move to eliminate costs of
maintaining unused seats, Har-
ward is going to cut the capacity
Of its big stadium from $1,000 to
about 10000.
In announcing the move last
night. officials said that except
for some Harvard-Yale games
played here only on alternate
years-no football game has
drawn as many as 10000 since be-
fore World War II. The attend
ance at the Yale contest here In
1850 was only $4,000.
Maintenance costs are especial
ly high on the steel stands at the
open end Of the big horseshoe
shaped structure and it is these
stands which will be taken down
soon. Continued use of them. the
officials said, would require ex-
tenSive renovations at high cost. "
The football field will be moved
10 to 20 yards closer to the closed
end Of the big concrete stadium,
affording a better view to all
spectators.
The university's policy on foot
bali was spelled out in 1850 by
Provost Paul H. Buck, who stated
that Harvard would continue to
play intercollegiate football with
its natural rivals and other teams
comparable to Harvard in educa-
tional standards and strength,
adding:
I'VE shall not schedule games
In terms Of ticket sales"
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Return Of Voorhees,
Boosts GU'sChonces
In Cleveland Relay

The return of Tom Voorhees, en-
hances Georgetown's already good
chance of keeping its 2-mile relay
winning streak going tomorrow
night In the Knights Of Columbus
Games at Cleveland. y
The Hoyas win be seeking their
sixth straight win this year and
their 18th over two-year period.
Voorhees, was in the relay quartet
when 1t won in The Star Games
the season opener this year, but
pulled q muscle q few days later,
He Is In shape to run tomorrow
and probably viii ruin second IN q
Lineup that otherwise will include
Dave Boland. Joe LaPierre and
Carl Joyce.
Voorhees, return releases Char
hey Capozzoli for the Columbian q
mile tomorrow night, an important
event in which he and Curt Stone
will be battling for permanent pos
session of a gold trophy. Cappy
won last year and Stone the year
before and the man who makes
the best total in a three-year
period keeps the prize.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Glasgow Police Fight Mob
Seeking Soccer Tickets
BY the As,oeiosed Pres.

GLASGOW. Scotland. Mar. IS.
Mounted policemen brandishing
clubs charged into unruly mobs
in an attempt to maintain order
today when tickets for the Eng
nd-Scotland international Soc
Ger match went on sale.
A queue miles long and four
deep snaked back and forth over
vacant lots outside Hampden
Park waiting for the 10000 tickets
which were offered for public sale.
The first stalwarts gathered
early last evening but the police
kept them on the move until
$3.50 am.
Half an hour before the sale
began police reinforcements from
every station in the Glasgow area
were rushed to the scene. The
crowd kept them busy, too.
Tickets were dispensed inside
the giant. Hampden Park and
several persons were injured when
the gates were flung open. The
match will be played April S.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Syracuse Can CIinch
NbA S Eastern Crown
With Victory Tonight
Arlhe Assesiesed Press

The Syracuse Nationals were q
step closer today to the National
Basketball Associations Eastern
Division crown.
The Mats. who have been vim
ming the games that counted all
season. came through with am
other vital victory last night by
|thrashing the second place Boston
|Celtics, 89-7l, ct Boston.
The triumph enabled Syracuse
Ito increase its lead over Boston
to two games with each club hav-
ing three more contests to play.
The teams meet again tonight at
Syracuse and the Mats can clinch
the title by winning.
George King spearheaded the
Syracuse attack with as points.
Bill Shannon topped the Celts
with Is.
The Minneapolis Lakers shaded
the New York Knicks, 85-83. to
cling to their slight chante Of
|overhauling the Rochester Royals.
Western Division pace-setters.
The Lakers are Ia games behind
Rochester and must win their last
game, while the Royals are drop
ping their two remaining games
In order to tie for the divisional
championship.
| Jim Pollard paced Minneapolis
with ~ points. Harry Gallatin
was high for New York with 10.
WESTERN DIVISION
Evening star., 1952-03-13


Miami and second in the Sara
sofa ella. Open. won the Tampa
(Fla.) Open and followed with
another victory in the Jackson
vile fFla) Open.
Second choice in this 72-hole
medal tournament is Babe Ia
harias. Mrs. Zaharias. Miss Suggs,
Patty Berg, Betty Jameson and
Betsy RawlS make up the Big
Five Of women's golf.
The Babe. almost annually the
top lady professional, is in a
virtual tie with Louise as leading
money winner this season. She
leads in the Weathervane but fin
iShed second at Carrollton and
Tampa, third in the National
Open, tied for second with Louise
At Sarasota and was far down in
the Jacksonville field.
In Second EchelOn.
The pre-Titleholders ''line"
placed Berg. Jameson and Rawls
b the second echelon and Peggy
Kirk. Beverly Hanson and Mar
lene Bauer in the third group
with best possibilities of winning.
Among amateurs the highest
ranking players are Defending
Champion Pat O'Sullivan, Clare
Doran and National Amateur
Champion Dot Kirby, all in a tie:
Barbara Romack and Marge Lind
say, in another tie, and Mary Ann
Downey. Mary Lena Faulk, Edean
Anderson and Grace Demoss in
the next group.
The tournament ends Sunday
on the par 36-36-72 Augusta
Country Club course, a 6.619-yard
layout. The single round record
on the course is 71-shot only
by Mrs. ZahariaS and Marlene
Bauer.
The 72-hole tournament record.
IS 29S. shot by Mrs. Zaharias in
1850. 4
Evening star., 1952-03-13
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Evening star., 1952-03-13
AAU Gymnosts Compete
For Titles Saturday

The annual District AAU gym
nastics championships viii be de-
eided Saturday in competition
starting at 8 pm. at the old
gymnasium, University Of Mary
land.
Events will be rope climb. side
horse, horizontal bar, rings. par
allel bars, tunbling and trampo-
line. Boys will compete in rope
climb, tumbling and trampoline.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Timely Hole-in-One
Scored by HeIIickson

There's nothing like . hole-in-
one when you need 1t.
Hal Hellickson scored one yes
terday on the ninth hole at Con-
gressional Country Club. a 180-
yard drive with a four-wood. He
needed it to win the hole. for
Charley Berry scored a birdie two.
Jim Gardella and Eddie Jones,
who completed the foursome, got
par-threeS.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Doris Hart Beots Miss Fry
In Egyptian Net Finuls
By the Associated Press

CAIRO, Mar. 13.-Doris Hart
of Coral Gables, Fla. won the
women's singles championships in
the Egyptian International Ten
mis- tournament today by defeat
ing Shirley Fry of Akron. Ohio
I2-6, 6-1, 60.
Miss Hart employed alternate
long drives and clever drop shots
to defeat the hard-hitting Ohio
Igirl.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
FORE and AFT

Sailing dates for the Olympic
Games have been announced by
officials of the United States
IOlympics Association. Races will
be held in the Gulf Of Finland,
Ioff Helsinki, on July 1923 and
i26-28. The classes are 6-metres.
Dragons. Stars. 51a-metres and
Firms.
Dragons have been popular in
Europe for several years and
were introduced in this country
at the National Motor Boat Show.
The Finn class is a small Finnish
sailing dinghy. It replaces the
12-foot Firefly that was raced in
the 1948 Olympics. The 51a-metre
sloops are one Of the few re-
naming open sailing classes in
the world and they will replace
the Swallows used in 1948.
Stars and 6-metreS are designs
so well known in this country
they need no explanation. The
United States experts to be rep
resented in at least these two
classes. Star eliminations for the
United States are planned on
Great South Bay, N. Y, starting
May Is. Six-metre series will be
held of Oyster Bay, N. Y, begin
ming June z.
Both Olympics winners from
1948, Hilary Smart Of Darien,
Conn.,, Stars, and Herman Whit
on, New York. 6-metres. are ex-
ipected to enter the elimihationS
this spring.
The American Power Boat AS
sociation is seeking recognition
from the Union Of international
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Louise Suggs Choice
OF First-Rate Field
In TitlehoIdersGoIf
BY III. A..oeio,.d Pres.

AUGUSTA. Ga, Mar. 49,
Louise Suggs was No. / in the
field today as the Titleholders
tournament opened.
Louise's competition is tough,
but the little golfer from Carroll
ton, Ga. still is favored to win
her second Titleholders champion
ship.
In her last six tournament
showings Louise. known as Little
Toughie. has won three times and
finished second three times.
Likened to Jackie Burke.
This record makes her the fem
tnine counterpart Of Jackie Burke.
who has won his last four straight
tournaments on the mems winter
circuit.
Louise won the Carrollton Open,
finished second in the National
Open at Atlanta, second in the
f1rst leg of the Weathervane at
Evening star., 1952-03-13
ADAM A. WESCHLEB
AuetioneePs.

TRgsTKEEdSA TRSfcK EdSARAdE sAdEE 0{Noww ww6EEptoHAss wT6sEp As
ia44 FLORIDA AVENUE. NE.
BY virtue Of Q deed 81 trust reeoraeo
IL ISfr q u. No snd sasi sS2 ss e isI
party part = secured thereby. the under;
signed substituted trustees VIII
2sT for sale E.lsep sy public oc avfsaSH aWvfaDHEs1
MARcH. MAI; n i95s i Al 1f THREE O'Clock
PM. the following described prop
erty in the District Of Columbia. TO-
EWsds E, Part suSd1sion q Isl III Of IN ESss 5San
recorded in Liber County 10 at
folio 1914 in the once Of the Sur.
yeyor for the District Of ColumSia
phd Dat uois' 81 Survey y recorded In sd
Surveyors once as follows: Pc
ginning at point on a public alley
90 feet wide. said beginning point
Ieins On the he diyidins n LIN Linz Riaer sstgsen
and running thence along said de
yiding line 29.13 feet more or less
to an angle therein; thence ct. right
angles to said last mentioned line
along the South face ot the brick
feet, more or less to the West face
Of the brick wan Of said stable;
thence Northerly along said West
face Of said wall 20. IL feet more
or less to the Southerly line Of the
aforesaid public alley; and thence
along said line Of said alley to. the
place Of beginning. said Block
now known for purposes Of asSeSe-
ment and taxation as SQUARE 4O99.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A de-
post Of $500 required Of purchaser
Of sale Examination Of title. con-
veyancing. recording. revenue stamps
and notarial fees at cost OF pur-
within 80 days from day Of sale.
otherwise substituted trustees re-
serve the right to. resell property q
risk and cost Of defaultine pur.
chaser. aftef 5 days advertisement
OF such resale In some newspaper
published In washington. d. c.. or
deposit may be forfeited. or with.
out forfeiting deposit substituted
trustees may avail themselves o.
any legal or equitable rights AGAINST
defaulting purchaser.
8. GREENHOOT FISCHER
MILTON R. NEY. JR.
Trustees Re: Ctvn Action
No. 408-52. United states District
Court for the District Of Columbia.
VakHY1 14.1E n -
Evening star., 1952-03-13


tape on a large
spinning gath
ering guide
over the large
nrst guide b
get one Of the
n W ready
made Spinning
handles with
ferrell to fit.
Just rem owe
your old Terrell.
put on the new
one & a new
Evening star., 1952-03-13
NOTICE

Tenders are invited BY the Direc.
torate Of Municipalities. Ministry OF
Interior. Government OF Ifaa. from
auSiiiied ensineering Arms with ex-
perience IN public works Of maeni-
tude for the supply. erection; con-
structi0n and Complete installation
Of fhe wells. pump house pumping
plant. suction and risinG mains. apd
ali ancillary works comprised IN the
RsT RK water q sg56Io ssnf%n saons ics Capacity
per day. The General Conditione
and Specification can be obtained
from the Iraai Embassy. Washing
q 81 si1.o6 fSr M each copy. Tsnders
should be submitted By reeistered
post IN sealed envelope addressed %
feetorate 81 Munieipa alitIes. 1aghded.
lfnq; and marked sTender for
xfRkUK New water supply
echeme closing date Of Tender
Rh11.12lS
Evening star., 1952-03-13
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOeALs ron END No.
Procarsm.ns PansnsSEs section. @ On Ssticnai Bur
eau Of Standard. BIDS. NO. ~.
Street, NV: until nth z 2,,hEiiMs,. hiM iasrsa Msrs6
for repair and remodeling elevator
in Buiiding 02, National Bureau Of
Standard, as described In the
specifications which may be OBJ
tanned from the Procurement Sec
tion. National Bureau OF etandsloA
Evening star., 1952-03-13
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for the eonstrue.
tion 81 the Forestville Elementary
School. to be located on Route 6Sf.
near, near Rcrsstville; @ pranesyills Masis-
ginia, win be received by the County
School Board Of Fairfax County, VII.
1tnia. at the once Of Stunt. W. r.
Woodson, Fairfax Court House, vir-
ginia; until 2 pm, April I, 1889.
ct which time and place they will
Copies Of the drawings and spec,n-
cations and other proposed contract
documents are on file and open 70
inspection at the Once Of euperin-
tendent Of Earifax County schools.
obtained from sne RUSsrt ws0oss @ais g
registered architect. Fairfax and
Montgomery sts., Alexandria. VIZ,
ginia, upon deposit OF S26.
Il within 80 days after ,he ulti-
mate time set for the recetpt Of bids.
sssA sss document, cum St,. are rel, rsSurnsd Hndam;
to, any contractor Who has sub
mitted Q bona-flde proposal for the
si5 d said deposit wiil be refunded.
Additional sets Of drawines and
s arsheest may on be asSs: sSs:peS q, S ssS
80 days Of Ultimate time set for
the recent O.: bids, SIS Of said de-
posit will be refunded.
Each bidder wiz be REQUIRED 10
submit with his bid, O bid bond, or
certified check made payable to
County School Poard OF Fairfax
County, In the eniount Of ave t6)
per cent Of the bid submitted
period Of 80 days after the ultinate
time set for the receipt Of bids; how
ever, the right Is reserved to reject
any or all oids' and waive formal
titles.
All bidders must be registered %
contractors In the Commonwealth Of
w., T. wooDeoN,
Division Superintendent, Fairfax, VI.
Evening star., 1952-03-13

one q .. new SALTY Mlt1A
Spinning Rod
is yours. We carry all the parts
for rod repairing q building
along with all Of the latest i'm
ported & domestic Spinning reels.
The handle referred to above sells
for 1896 complete with metal
rings q Terrell. Buy your tackle
from FISHERMEN, not statesmen,
at Mills Co., 9th 81 = SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Prince GEORGES Title Come

Colmar Manor American Legion
and Jacobsen Florist meet at 8:15
tonight at the Hyattsville Armory
in the semifinal round of the
Prince Georges County Invitation
Basketball Tournament.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
AUCTION SALES

ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON,
Auetioneefs-AppraiseRs.
LARGE sToFAcE SALE
New and Used Household
Fu r n uR
0roupS and Odd Pieces
WALNUT AND OAK DISKS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SOUND 6CRIBER-EANS
FILING DEVICES-RuGS
TWO WIZ SALES RECOkDERS
BY order Merchants Transfer and
Storage CO.. Fidelity storage Co..
and other consignorg.
ut w rs C H 4 3 RS
9O6 3 &c. NV I'll
s:a0 AN. until MID Afternoon
Groups and odd pieces for living.
dining and hedroorns; matched draw
inG room tables; sofa beds. studio
eouches. bunk, single and double
beds: coil and box sprtnGx; inner
snrine nattresges; nreplace nrnsses;
mahogary. walnut and maple bed
room suites, chest Of drawers.
dfeesers, EAnikies and dressing IT,
hles; once furniture. typeWritere.
sound ScrfbeT: Ming devices. Edi.
phones; fans: mirrors: rug8. etc.
INSPECTION INVITED
Evening star., 1952-03-13
TACKLE FISHING
Rv "Snlfv Mills

II you're low on dough q you
would like to have o Spinning
Rod here is q way to save money.
Take your old casting rod (about
SA mr. A FL
Evening star., 1952-03-13
ADAM A. WKsCHLER 8 SON,
AmetfnHAARa

TRUSTEES. SALE OF SIX 2:sTQRY
sRIcK sE;nCEr, IN DWELLINGS,, ! PFEM1Is1ESs q I 8
GEssEoRp CouRT SOUTHEAST.
BET BETWEEN 5Tv4l 3 AND.c 1lth AND 18th
recorded In Liber No. ss75, at folios
lively, Land Records Of the District
Of Columbia. and ct the request Of
signed trustees will offer for sale by
public auction, In front Of premises.
on TUESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH
PAY PAY OF, 0E MARCH. 1852; At THREE
Columbia. sa toswit: Lots % mi numbered sss' ST. g.
"a. 85, 80 67. and 20 In Charles
qessford's subdivision Of part Of
Square 990. as per plat recorded IN
ses .s IL e. fqS 3os as 3 btcs hi fs q cS Of
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A deposi,
OF $1,000 required of purchaser Ak
sale. Examination Of title, conveyance
ing. recording. revenue stamps and
notariai fees at cost OF purchaser.
80 days from day Of sale, otherwise
trustees reserve the right to resell
properties at. risk and cost Of de.
faulting purchaser, after days ad-
yertiseNaent Of such resale In some
b: C.. OF deposit may Be forfeited, or
without .foyfeiting deposit. trustees
may avail themselves Of any legal or
equitable rights against defaulting
'uMsfhEasSE MIEBGRN j. poNoHoE. JR..
mhs.l1.13,16.I7. trustees.
THOS. ]. OWEN Q son, Auctioneers,
43S Southern building.
Evening star., 1952-03-13

Ten years ago-The Brooklyn
Dodgers purchased Catcher Billy
Sullivan from the Detroit
Tigers.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
By MoIeoIm Lomborne, Jr.

Motorboating for 81 speed records
set in this country last year and
believed eligible for the interna-
tional record book.
The UIM charges varying fees
for recognition and the APBA
figures it will cost $40. The
check is picked up by APBA. Incl
dentally, and not by the drivers
who made the records.
Bermuda will be the scene of q
busy race week starting April 81
The United States, Canada, Eng
land and Bermuda will be repre-
sented in competition for Inter-
national One-deSigns, Luder les
and International 14-foot dinghies.
The Princess Elizabeth Cup is
at stake for the dinghies and the
Amorita Cup for international
One-deSigns. Racing for the for
mer will be a United States team
Of George O'Day Of Marblehead
(Mass.o Yacht Club and Eric Oh
sen, John Carter and Charles
Brewer of the Essex tConn.)
Yacht Club. The United States
hopes in the Ainorita Cup series
are built around Corny Shields,
Bill Luders. George Hinnman and
Bus Mosbacher.
Evening star., 1952-03-13

Tsqstss s%osy sH ss5s .sysS4 e ysIssSle nEeS TW;
ETSEF4 PME5hINGN; RREssSSEs srSEsTlfSSiiNel NSi az 3
in Liber No. $500 At folio as. st
seq, one Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, and at the
request Of party secured thereby.
oe sa s. psSe VI" N froas
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MARCH.
1862, AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM, the following described prop
to.wit: Part of orisinSi lot Is in
square 7S5 described in accordance
with Plat Of Survey. recorded in
Survey Book IA, Page 133 Of the
records of the once Of the Surveyor
Tor the Dstr,s. o. tSs sntS Is line iGs
Of B Street at the northwest corner
along said line Of b Street i1.446
feet to the enter Of framed par
4 si7I B Street NE, thence along
the center Of said partition wall
seconds East 1855 feet to the end
thereof; thence west 81 feet to the
center Of another framed partition
aforementioned partitioned wall.
South / degree, 9 minutes. so sec:
Snds West: s.. ass + e e The The ,s end
SSssa s:Sss snS tsRfe ssT.s. ssrss sons nn.s ssad
80 seconds East 1885 feet 70 the
division between two framed sheds;
thence along said division. South |
degree 40 minutes. 30 seconds East
nSpt ~ eaid original iot IA conveyed
70 Ann Shapiro by Mary NJ. Guer-
10 and Others by deed dated Jan.
strument No. 1878 on March II,
tS. nee pssass sSas q ahs saS hnss
TO the West line Of said lot; thence
North along aid Vest line 65.S7
feet TO the point of beginning. a.
rEsns issisa q 81 0s sAE St isaass Sropsr.y vim b.
sold subjeet to the balance OF .
buildinG association trust in the
sum Of S2.757 .29, as OF January 81
1852. PAYABLE s2e;s9 per month In IN;
above said trust, cash. A deposit Of
sale Exalaination Of title. con-
veyancing. teeordtng, revenue stamps
and notarial fees ct cost Of puI-
within 80 days from day OF sale.
otherwise trustees reserve the rieht
to resell property A. risk I'D cost OF
defaulting purchaser. after 5 days
advertisement vi such resale IN some
newspaper published In Washing
ton, D. c.. or deposit nay be for
feited, or without forfeiting deposit
trustees may avail themselves of
any legal or equitable rights against
defauItinR purchaser.
JAMES r. KNIGHT
CARLTON q. TRExLER
ma a011l31H17 Trustees.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
AUCTION SAILS
ADAM A. WEsCHkER n SON.
Auetloneess-Anpraisors

ADAM a. WEsCHLER 4 SON.
Auetioneers-AppraiseFs
Estate. sale
CHEVROLET sie4s. TRUCK
IoadmnsteF,e Stake Body
Serial No. l4RWD-2667
Engine No. FEA-229U45
GMC "1046s TRUCK
Stake Body, Serial No. I4SS0
Kngine No C-24847712
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
At NV. Corner 2nd and NJ SITS. S.E.
March IA, l962--10 AN.
Re: Estate-C Claude NewSOme.
Deceased
Administration No, 7SO36e
Irene NeWsome. Administrative
Terms: Cash.
RlCHARD II. MAYFTELD. Attorney.
Evening star., 1952-03-13

sToRY HNS T BRICK DwELLINGs. PREM.
FORD COURT, souTHEAsT. BE
TWEEN B and c. 11th AND 18th
4 7ss ES.r # hs dsss sSss ci s sESs, r;ss.d:s s
seq, one Of the Land Records Of the
District Of Columbia. and at the
request of party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees Will oAer
for sale BY public aHsssen,,A ss9,AY U fT9ns THE
f5GgETzHFFgqHh ISga. AZ gqhREs PeY O'CLOCK kAFSMH sM.
the following described properties ~
the District Of Columbia, to-wtt:
Lots numbered 81 and 62 In Charles
0essford's subdivision Of part o.
SQUARE 800, as per plat Tecoyded ~
ser se e g ToS or es IKE n sas 2se q
TERMS 1877 or SALE: All cash. a deposi:
Of $500 reauifsd of of Hv,Echsssr ,,s rCnv.1 g.
ancing. recording. revenue stamps
Chaser. chE ro'Tsi Terms to e be complied With
within 80 days from day OF sale,
otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property ct risk and cost
OF defauiting purchaser. after days
advertisement Of such resale ~ some
pueIisnsc sy n Z. sorieitsd Or
without forfeiting deposit trustees
may avail themselves OF any legal OF
equitable rights AGAINST defaulttns
MiLBURN J. poNoHoE Jr..
53sH SSsli1 + lis.1S'fs poF9hoh Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER . SON.
AuakNA~.A
Evening star., 1952-03-13

Corinthian Yacht Club. which
is constantly buzzing with some
kind of activity, has st. Patrick's
Day dance planned for Saturday
night. Frank Macaboy is chair
man Of. the entertainment conl-
mittee. He was appointed recently
after Emmit Davis had resigned
because Of his health.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Classified Ad Rotes
AUCTION SALES tcent.l
ADAM A. WESCHLER d SON,
I Auctioneers- Appraisers.

u a j H.. - . + XII Z.
HOUSE FURNITURE,
FgEMNISHIN0s AND LEASE BY
Default having occurred IN the pay
toned In o Conditional Sales Agree
.ment between Mrs. Bertha =. Bell.
Ohliger. and william n. Ron. 0bli-
gee. the same recorded in Liher 0129.
folio 243 ct seq. one Of the Land
and at the rsGuest 81 the o6lisee ye
viii sell BY public auction ct .e113
1889. at IL o'cleek an, beds.
SPRINGS, mattresses. chairs. tables.
.dressers wardrobes, mirrors, lamps.
linen, moor coverings. washing ma
chine. yacuusH cleaner. fefrieerators,
etc, also leaSehold interest. particu-
lars CT which will be announced ct
time Of sale. Terms. Cash. ADAM
a. WEgCHLKR d SON. Aucts.
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