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The echo., 1955-04-15
School News

Oak Park Vocational School Home
Ec. girl went to Monticello Tues
day for The Dis rict N H A meet
ing. Mrs Henry Oversocr.
The echo., 1955-04-15

H. B. A. lodge No 267, with Mir.
c.. D. Cotton, President is sponsor
ing a program Sunday Night, April
II, at the New Fellowship Baptist
The Widow Travellers
Quartet will sing and Mr. Charles
Chambhss, who is in charge Of the
program, will conduct a lemon
squeeze. The public is cordially in
vited
H. p. A. Lodge No. 496 held its in
stallation services, Sunday, April 3,
1855 with the General Secretary,
Miss M. L. Larkin, as Installing Of
ficer A spicy program was rem
dered and the officers were installed
IS follows:
MIR. C. D Cotton, President, Ms.
Jessie Williams, Vice Presto NJ rs.
e Q. Ednonson, Secretary, his.
Hannah Honson Assistant Secretary,
MS. Eugene Hur,er, Treasurer and
Mrs. Carrie D. Burns, Chaplain.
Ice Cream and cake was served to
all present at the close of the scrv-
ice.
The echo., 1955-04-15
Sick

Mrs. Myrtle Russell is sick and
patient at Rosa Barnes Clinic.
The echo., 1955-04-15
Heidelberq

Dear Miss Larkin:
made my pledge when was
at the Board and I pledged 5 mem.
bers. ! already have three and 7 am
still striving to get aS many mora
as | can by the help Of the Good
Lord.
Sincerely yours,
L. r. Jones. Jr.. No. 500
The echo., 1955-04-15
1000 Membership
Campaign
Dear Presidents:

We are nearer to the Convention
than we were this time last month
and we have a large number of
presidents who are still on the
delinquent list We are wondering
if these lodges will be able to do
anything between now and the Con
vention and if not, we are going to
wait until the first Of June and then
we are going 10 take some steps
whereby TO assis. those lodges ia-
directly.
The plan is going TO work like
this: Where the president of lodge
No. 900" is not able to add any
members, we are going to ask some
president in the association to add a
member to his lodge, give the credit
to the president who could not or
would not add any members and the
president who adds the members
will get credit for the member nu-
merically, however, he viii state or
the floor in the Convention that i
added 8 members as the case might
be, however, he is giving two of
these members to lodge No. "B" in
order that that lodge might not be a
H9lete failure in the campaign.
la lodges on the delinquent list
6
The echo., 1955-04-15
1JCES NO.

l 81 1o3 1876 263 269 AGO
? 55 1l2 1914 272 877 461
3 50 l8 1913 276 378 479
z So l22 1879 277 381 484
5 81 125 200 29o 383 485
10 So l3o 2O5 2s9 388 48e
20 Il 1873 2la aOs ses 4a7
% rs 1877 233 3l7 394 494
80 80 139 242 331 399 SOP
AZ 80 146 245 337 4O8 SOB
As IS lat 247 339 40 5O4
40 SO l51 249 BAT 4l8 5o7
so 95 152 252 353 42O
96 261 1863 456
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Reed and Christy
Earn Soph Honors;
|HeoIy Outstanding

| RALEIGH, N. c.. Oct. 5 R.-
David Reed, North Carolina
quarterback. and Dick christy,
North Carolina state halfback.
share honors today as the Assoc
lciated Press Atlantic Coast Con-
ference sophomores Of the week.
Reed. . l60-pounder from
IShamokin. Pa, scored two touch
downs to lead the Tar Heels to
Ia ard-fought 25-18 victory over
the Wolfpack Saturday. He re-
turned q punt SO yards for one
touchdown and scored the other
from one foot out with i've min
lutes remaining In the game.
Christy. Q ls8-pounder from
Chester, Pa, set up one State
touchdown, caught two passes
for SO yards. completed two
passes In two attempts for 81
yards and carried II times for
"a yards.
Two other outstanding soph-
IGNORES included: Jack Healy,
Maryland falfback. who caught
10 touchdown pass from Frank
Tamburello. intercepted q Bay
Ilor pass. and ran well, including
10 l7-yard jaunt, as Maryland
defeated Baylor. 20-6. and John
IGrdijan, Clemson guard. who was
outstanding on defense in the
1861 win over Georgia.
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Howard Eleven
Seeks Revenge

Howard Uniyersity,s football
team plays Virginia Union at
Richmond Saturday night and
win seek to balance last years
game In which Virginia Union
mauled Howard. $50. for the
Bisons' worst defeat In I'VE years.
Virginia Union. generally q
power In the Central Intercef-
legiate Athletic Association, has
dropped its first two games. while
Howard has . Ii record.
Although Howard has not
beaten the Virginia team since
1852, It holds q i9-il edge In q
series dating back to 1900.
Coach Tom johnson Of How
ard plans TO use the same start
ing back1eid he had last week
OF Quarterback VIII Smith. Half
backs Johnny Walker and Ken
Washington and Fullback Gene
Smith. but Is thinking Of whole
sale shifts In the line.
johnson claims his end POSI-
tons are wide open again. with
three new men being considered.
They are Lonnel Booker and
Johnnie Singleton, both fresh
men. and Charlie jackson, 4
sophomore who has been con-
verted from halfback. Bill Grim
mage. q 195-pound freshman, has
been promoted to starting guard,
as has Clyde Howard. q 2l0-
pound senior tackle.
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Amazing Creamy Pomade
Tones Down Grayness
Hair Looks Young Again

Cray Hair makes you look
older than you really are. But
you can look years younger by
simply using Herbold Pomade
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This amazing creamy pomade
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groom and condition your hair.
Gray, streaked, drab, mousey
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Simply use Herbold Pomade as
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I No confusion in finding the
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WONEN'S GOLF
congressional's member-gue,

Compassionate member-guest
event attracted a field Of 80 yes
terday. with low gross In Glass A
going to Nina Champion and
Mrs. Fred Trew Of Columbia with
q best ball 70. Mrs. D. II. Hen
derson and Mrs. George Martin
Of Manor were next with 70.
low net went to Mrs. Otto
Haug and Mrs. M. Melnicave Of
Woodmont, 70. with second to
Mrs. William Ready and Mrs. r.
Sewell OF Kenwood, rs.
Glass B winners were Mrs. J.
L. McGolrick and Mrs. P. Oliver
OF Army Navy, a gross 81. and
Mrs. Carl Werner and Mrs. L. F.
Schalt Of Kenwood. net rs.
The 36-hole Wineman Cup
tournament at Indian Spring
was won BY Mrs. Allan Henkin
with 19l minus ~ for q net l49.
Mrs. Harry Hirschberg. 1896
152, was second and Mrs. Ben
Frauwirth. l83-28--l55. third.
Mrs. Everett billiard and
Mrs. Charles Even won low net
with 1853 and Mrs. w. A. Devil,
jr., and Mrs. r. w. Stewart had
low gross with 1855 in blind
partners play at Manor. Mrs.
John T. Keigler Of Army Navy
had low gross among the guests.
80.
Mrs. r. L. Benton carded q
95-l4--8l to take Glass A hon
ors at Courthouse. Glass b went
to Mrs. B. Z. Enider, 1O9-22---S7,
and Mrs. B. Granger, l02-15--87.
and Class c to Mrs. r. @. Stoppa,
109-26--83. Mrs. L. Hetterman
had q 71-26-45 in rline-hole
competition.
Mrs. Myer Gildenhorn's lO4-
took low at Norbeck.
Low gross went to Mrs. Ben Ro-
zanski with q %.
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OUTD 90 RS.
Will BILL LEETcn

SA pounds: and several 1 and
5 Founders came to net along
WITH many smaller fish Plenty
Of cells and toadfish were landed
as wen as small bluefsh and
spot. No trout and no perch
were taken. The gang used up
some ~ dozen peeier crabs
which we had sent up from one
of the commercial fish houses
at CrisiieId. No one came within
five pounds Of our nsh, although
the competition carried on into
pitch dark Sunday ight. when
the last peeier was iisf up.
NA%
Trout are running strong at
Washapreague now, although the
fish are In the two-pound class,
Also, king rail shooting is ex-
cellent there. with plenty OF
birds. Or. Paul Hatch and Or.
j. P. Linduska. the latter game
management director Of the Fish
and Wildlife Service. reported
excellent sport there last week
end. They hunted with Capt.
Bob Turner (phone- Onancock
475-W-3). DR.. Hatch said they
each had their limit Of 10 birds
within an hours shooting time.
Capt. Tucker meets 'you at the
dock ct Wachapreague with his
big boat and after about q half
hours run puts you in touch with
the pushers and the skiifs from
which you shoot the marsh. His
charges are SIS per tide per man.
The Berwyn Md Rod and
Gun Club offers q treat to deer
hunters. It Is holding open
house Sunday for those who
would like to sight in their rifles
and offers three bench rests with
.i00-yard ranges. together with
conventional shooting ranges for
high-powered rifles. There will
be qualified instructors on hand
whose services are free, and tar
gets viii be furnished free Of
charge. A gunsmith will bl
present to take care, Of repairs
or adjustments needed. Popular
sizes and brands Of ammunition
win be available. To reach the
range. take the road from Berwyr
to the Bowie race track and fol-
low the signs. II you need
further information. call Bot
Carr ut National 8-58T7.
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THOS. j. OWEN q SON, Auctieneeru,
iii . 81. NV.
T sHSsY s sss Sh,SSss q S%s1 E%S,
SUISSE isss { sfAAsrFE, I so1fH.
BY Virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly recQrded. In Libeg No. 9eIe.
Folio 276 ct sea- q the land rec
ords q ne District q Golumhis:
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees viii sell. 1t public auction
WEp dSfaS TIE TT RlsIn'iSs' DAY n
or OCTOBER, AID. 1865. AT Two
gCsaL,0IScsKE *. En- -, the s,., fcllowins-
s' ss,s me 1 g sd S.S c9 EOs 81
IL walkers subdivision Of lots In
IN the once Of the Surveyor for
.he District ,arG q q columbia in Liber
Terms: Sold subject to q prior
.building associationl deed q trust
particulars 81 which wiil Be an.
ilounced At time Of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust 70 BE-
paid In cash. A deposit Of $500. 90
required. Conveyancing, recording.
etc.. ct purchasers cost. Adjult-
ments made as Of date OF sale.
HT d K % o s2@pss S,Ie i Ior
sdysftIssd and rsspld st the ais.
CHARLES MITCHELL.
HowARD BERNsTEIN
ee1,3.b.6.11 Trustees.
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Our outing last week end with
the wades Point Rockfish. Oyster
and Crab Combine was most sue
cessful. Eighteen Of us gathered
at Mrs. Kemp's Wade Point Farm
for the annual fall meeting. The
object Of this limited-member-
ship organization Of ~ business
men is to catch big fish and Is so
stated in the bylaws. The inem-
her catching the largest rockflsh
at this fall fishing rodeo becomes
automatically the Exalted Ripe
Peeler for the ensuing year. This
Us the only ONCE Of the organ
ization and includes the func-
tions Of secretary and treasurer
as well as those Of tituiar leader,
and 50 1t has its drawbacks as
well as compensations.
BY now, no doubt you are
wondering what this is all about.
To make long story short, hav-
ing caught the largest rocktish
of this meeting Of august anglers,
we now hold the title Of Exalted
Ripe Peeler. affectionately called
fERP" and as such we now are
open to congratulations. Frankly,
we attribute our success largely
to bull luck.
We were fishing with Doug
Bullock. erstwhile ERP, using
Ipeeler crab bait In about three
or four feet Of water Just after
the tide started In. Doug
had caught q S-pounder when
our fish hit. This was about
1850 am. and contrary to all
the dope. It gave tis three good
runs before We turned 1t, swlr.-
ing on top and generally exertine
its bull strength. However, once
stopped. 1t came In rather easily.
We had o Dad momens when we
eased 1t past the bow Of our
skin and over the anchor rope,
but Bullock Melted It with great
skill. The hook was firmly i'm
bedded In the gristly lip but
slightly bent from all the bull
logging. so We were lucky To
land IL.
Cliff Ricketts, lost at least one
good fish. Kelso Shipe played q
buster right up to the boat, only
to have 1t break loose. Carl
Harris landed one better than 9
pounds: BY" Hinton, one about
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'NOT4CE 10 BiDDERSs
Inc City OF Takofna Park request
bids ON two 1856 Fords 10 be used
IS police cars, bids to be based on
srade-h allowance on Police Car
10, 4 and Public Works Car No.
both SIX and eight cylinder motors,
and six and twelve volt batteries.
organizations may be obtained at
the once Of the Chief of Police. 5
Columbia Avenue. Takoma Park,
MARYLAND: The closing date will be
Monday. October 10. 1855, IT 4:3u
CLERK and Tressu E ! Columbia
Avenue, Takoma Park. MARYLAND.
The City reserves the right to re-
Ject any and al bids and advertise
anew. HAROLD J, HILLIARD. 6R.,
Clerk and Treasurer. se30-oe5
...NoTIcE 10 BIpDERsr
bids on tive and bids on three 20
s cg;i,yd; capacity sCmpas;,on.type
end loading; prices 10 include de-
livery, instaliation, finish paint.
clearance iiRhts. ~ REQUIRED BY law,
and turn signals,
Spectfica tions. may be obtained at
the once Of the Director Of PUB
M Mspls Avenue rakorna Park.
The sicsinis date win be Monday.
EsT. ct the once d. the City CLERK
and Treasurer, 3 Columbia Avenue,
Takoma PARK. Maryland, ....
any and al bids and advertise
HAROLD J. HIrLIARD. SIR.
ocb,12 Clerk and Treasurer.
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Record Prize Money

LONDON, Oct. s R). - The
british Professional Golfers
Association has announced o
Stuart c. Goodwin Tournaments
next year with prize money Of
s14.700--a record In Britain. Sir
Stuart Goodwin Is q vice presi-
dent Of the PGA.
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sPEclAA NOTICES

THE MAYOR and Town Council Of
Landoyer Hills invite bids for the
collection et trash and garbage foy
70 0 pm. October 10. 1885. Copies
Of specifications may be obtained
HH Sn ne B 0' T sIi' 5ela % T Ms
terrace. Lsndover Hills. Nd. -
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred BY anyone other
than myself. LEROY r. POMPEIL.
1855 Marlboro pike Sc. Wash. DC.
1 WILL NOT BIB RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than contacted By
myself. MARY x. BROWN, 1923
HuenA XistA ter. Sc.
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
ANSWER
ANSWER
Question on Page CD

~ w.
4. Tower pass. No. mol Throw
ing ball around In this territory
is asking for trouble.
3. End around. Chance for q
big loss you can III afford
2. Punt. Never o bad call In
side your own IS.
l. on tackle. Best call. Safe
play with chance Of making
yards. You usually don't need to
punt on first down here.
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THOs. J. OWN 3 SON, aus
I'LL 4 81. NV.

Trustsss' Sale Of Valuable TWO.
ssR EINdr FAE RErAsH N 9M PIKE ERW.
TON STREET NORTHEAST.
Su S rssos q eSsR s. se No. q lc ss
records OF 81 the ne District o Ct eso%mbis.
and d the reuuest Of the party
trustees win sell. at public auction
In front Of the premises. on TUES.
6AY THE EbbEv1EDMSTH PAY of 1s
ssbss and ana s ss. sH,ssiass uss.
DESIGNATED IS and being the East
40 feet front BY the full depth
thereof Of Lot numbered six l6)
y t9o Hlcek ., nSDSersd ed TEsnsyTi4 min.
County Q at foiios los and 101 IN
the Once OF the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia. Said property
being now known for assessment
and taxation purposes o. Lot num-
Square eisI mum numbeTed a Thirty.nins hun.
dred sixty-fiye t3965l.
Terms; Sold subject to. .. prior
lbuiidine association deed Of trust
for approximately S7,191.70 FUR
Their particulars Of which will be
announced at time OF sale: the pur-
paid In cash. A deposit Of $4,000
ETC.. a purchsser's Cost. Adjust.
ments made as Of date OF sale.
Terms TO be complied with within
80 days, otherwise deposit forfeited
and fesoid At the discretion Of the
EDWIN sHELgQN.
se30-oc3, $50 Trustees.
Continued On Nsxs Pass)
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PROPOSALS

BIDS for laboratory equip
ment, metal partitions. etc. Prior
No. 10, National Institutes 81
Health. Bethesda. MARYLAND. win be
received until 100 pm. EST Nov.
4, 1888. IN I'm; $500, General sery-
iiciy opened in RIM. 1904. Biddins
material may be obtained from
Public BUILDINGS Service. RIM. 1904,
General Services Bldg. 18th and
4 sts, NV. washington. D. c., EX.
$4,000. Ext. 2397. P. A. STRoBEL.
Commissioner OF Public Buildings,
General Services Administration.
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AUCTION SALES tcsas.,
TRUSTEE'S SAFE

= ~ - - - NHA-NA - MM|ZMulLN
q Kernstpvn Motel. restaurant. a..
way Ne, IL. about three niles
estnFdey. October 5. 1855. q 1880
q. I9T. Tract eonsiste q I've
aerss e. interseetiQn 81 2
~. IN snp e IN b sssss 1 s2g.s
pine-psnslSd restaurant. brick &.
terror; fout-rcoIn cottage and bath,
and four double cottefes WITH as
phAlt arrives. Admirably located for
tonflst bgsinesF and e. tTuck-stop
s Sriss > ~ ri tVy5sas5 inieEnst,Sn
gee. Moodstcek. vtrginie. se2e-oc5
sa0a. : fit lsIH ] 4 sos Ne Asss''a''''
sFEHfSsos R kSsw RNFI6 g PS%SFFsEA;5aSSQl
pzo5 2 sIzkEL. eouTHWHeT.
aus ssscsdsd si B Iss sse Ne 2 s s5Y
ords q be bisfrist y Columbia sGa
secured thereby the undeysisped
trustees WI sell q PUBLIC auction
4huIRsSsbhssy' 2. TH ~ s13 eIsPi BAY 81
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the fol.
ioYlnI described land and pfemisss.
nitqate ~ the District o. Columbia,
ara designated - ard eeinH Lot
division 81 iots II S "a ss lss. IA q
the surveyor for she bistTiet q
Columbia q Libsf 10 q iciio ts1.
saiid!a:! sssesIsssllo sy. IA IA !. + sssss
Their Particular .of which VIII DO
pafchasg price Above said trust y
dsSie , Y s'ssaR Ao, dsDssst g
recording. ete., at purehaser.s cost:
Adtuetrients made - Of dete 81
sale. Terms 10 Be complied with
posit forfeited and the properly
may be advertised and fesold At
the discretion Of the trustees.
FRANK PARONI.
JOSEPH q. WEE0A.
ae2o. "a 30-0c3.k yfusteea
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1HuSbeeG sale Of NaluaDle TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT ROW
BRICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NUMBER l146 ABB
BEY PLACE. NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Ltber No. 1o446,
Folio 2la ct seq. Of the land rec
ords Of the District q Columbia.
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees viii sell. ~ public auction
n IA. front .s q Che py TsmiSss. q TuEoss;
9sT ISo4EyER "a, Ap ~, 1883 At JaREIaEI-
loving. described land and prern-
ises, situated In the District Of Co
lnm6is; ssn1d Gesignated IS and ne,
Il, Glenn Phelps subdivision Of
' eords q 4 sags s one: s Rlss gs
f f5.r th g p Is tos 81, q Columbia IN
T sSpdns sUs s.o. sSsisS ds.a J, Eqass
tner partieulars Of Which Tiii Be
purchase pries above said trust %
pc1S e fssa con SssSsas Z.
recording, etc. It purchasef;s cost,
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale Terms to be compiled with
within 30 days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be
advertised and rescld 1t the dis.
erection Of the trustees,
WTTIIAM n PAYNE
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aAMuEL ScRIvENER. JR..
JUNIOR A ~ = CROWEM,
THos. j. OWEN ! SON, A1siisnseFi
iii 3 ST. NV.

Trustees' sale Of Valuable TWO:
BRICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NUMBER a000 =
STREET. NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of 3 certain deed Of trust
duly REGARDED. in Liber No. 1857.
Folio $50 ct SEQ. Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and Of the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undeTsisned
BAY YEN TH q n TaRTeESr4 e DAY 81
OCTOBER AID. 1855, AT TWO
O'CLOCK PM. the ioiioving-de-
scribed land and premises. situate
in the District Of Columbia. and
designetsd rs and being Let is
lots in Square $50. as per plat
recorded In the once Of the Sur
yeyor fol. the District Of Columbia
in Liber Is ct folio 81.
Terms. Sold subject to q. prior
!building associationl assa Of trust
t tS., aDpTa,sinsssly SeSsSS7 Tin fqs Z.
announced At time Of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid IN cash. A deposit Of $4,000
required. conveyancing. recording,
mslts made Is 81 date q sale.
Terms to be complied with within
80 days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be
advertised and resold ct the dis
erection q the trustees;
.ss.s nsDEYothP sERSsfTF IS:.....
ET1SSG - Er.,~sr.7-a E--la =
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n WILLIAM b. PAYNE.
EDWARD SHAPIRO,
se3fl-oc3, 5,R.10 TYustees,
RIOS. ]. own i SON, zSsiissssTs.
I'LL Z 81. NV.
pSME INC .ksNowsS AZ gg'RFEAiSEs

Trustees sale Of valuable BRICK
1888 FooTE STREET, Ne.
sy ,S virtue Of ,h. deed 4. Of d szSst re- e
f fofo ses Of sRe Lane ND Records q
the District Of Columbia. We shall
sell In front Of the premises on
THURSDAY. THE SIXTH DAY or
OCTOBER. A.D. 1855. AT ESQ
O'CLOCK. PM. part Of Lot num-
bered In2 in the subdivision made
by susan US. Tate Y Sau AZ S1ss e
he Surveyor Tor the District Of
Columbia in Liher il6 At folio
13e: being more particularly de-
scrihed by metes and bounds In
said deed Of trust. Now known
for purposes of assessment and
taxation as Lot sos in Square
Terms Of sale: All Cash. De-
Of sale, Terms Of sale TO BE- COM
! piled with within thirty days from
date Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF
the defeulting purchaser after I'VE
days advertisement Of such resale
he pistriet 81 coIumSis 81 dsa
post may be forfeited. or without
forfeittns deposit. trustees may
avail themselves Of any legal or
equitable rights against defaulting
purchaser. Further particulars at
time. OF sale. Adjustment Of Real
Estate taxes 10 date Of sale. All
conyeyancing. Tecofdins and yeve-
nue. stamps. ETC.. ct cost Of pur.
sAMuEL scRIyENER. JR..
JUNIOR p. CROMWELL,