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FOR SALE—APARTMENTS. 'AUCTIONS. LEGAL NOTICES. Vi HAVE A NUMBER OF DESIRABLY LO- «ated and well renting apartment houses in sections of the city, from $25,000 to $300.000, on reasonable terms. = PRATHER & ROBINSON 516 Bond LIdg.. 14th and New York ave. lain 207 NET INVESTMENT ON 7 Near government departments and financial di trict, S-apartment bldg. Rent, $4,080. Genuine bargain at $52.500. Tncome can ‘b increased ox 3t REAL ESTATE LOAKS. 0 TOAN $2.000 FIRST TRUST AT Give location of property. Address Box 1. Ktar office. 1 1t Bave omer oo "y ia D. O. real ave T secu 3 etate we e can negotiate Grat or secod truste uick! actorily. quickly a2, (INVON & LUCHS, Main 2345. 718 14th st MONEY TO LOAN On desirable real estate securities. TYLEE & RUTHERFORD. INC. 817 15th st. n.w. —_— WANTED—MONEY. WANT LOAN OF $600 ON UNI NCUMBERET) in 517 RETIRED FARME EST IN ing _epartment house. Must be a Will_be in_town soon and want full 1 can inspect. then if interested ou._ Address Box 152-A. Star office. _ LEGAL NOTICES. DARR, WHITEFORD & DARR. At- torneys. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS. trict of Columbia.-—John F. Maury, plnint b B. Logan. defen At Jaw, > 64707.—The object of this suit is to recover the sum of five hundred dollars. with interest from the 2nd day of June, 1920, and to have Judgment of condemnation’ of n properts of the defendant levied on under an attachment Jusmed in this suit to satisfy the plaintiff's claim. Tt is. therefore, this ¥ of Janu- ary. 1921, ordered that the defendaut appear in this court on or hefore the forticth day. ex- clusive of Sundays and lezal holida; ter the dax of the fir~t publication of this order, to o otherwise the in cuse of de- rder be pub- three succ 1w Report ion_shoul t will be proceed It. Provided a cops ¢ ished at least on = s the | MOR BEACH, € T tru lerk. ITH SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTE lumbia, Holding Frobate Court Administration.—This subscriber, of the Distri tained from the Probate the estate ving claims ared to ex- rs thereof, le- zally authenticated. fore the 31st day from all nder my_hand Junuary. THE W AND TRV E Tumbia. Administration. Bubscriber, of th tained from the Pro of Columbia letters . All persons having claims decensed are hereby warped to_ex thereof, legally authent - scriber. on or before the 11th day of January. AD. 1822; otherwise they may by law be ex: cluded from all benefit of said estate. G under my hand_this 11th day of January, 1921. EDWARD WINBORN MELLICHAMPE. Lorton. (Seal.) Attest: THBODORE COGS ‘WELL, Deputy Register of Wills for the Dis- trict_of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. __ja15.22.29 ARTHUR PETER Attornesy: SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO. lumbia. Holding Probate Court.—Estate of Edith Boyer, deceased. No. 27653. Administra- tion Docket 63.—Application h; de hierein for probate of the last - ment of said deceased and for le . by the Washington corporation of . H. BADEN, ‘Washington, D. C., of January. A.Bf «adult). Julian Caverly ¢ (minor). Edith Royer Gonzales (minor) and Emeline D. Gon- zales (custodian of xaid minors) and all others concerned. appear in said court on 21st day of February. A.D. 1 a.m.. 10 show eguse why wuch application should not be granted. Let notice hereof be published in the Washington Law Reporter and The Even- ing Star once in each of three successive we before the return day herein mentioned. the first publication to be not less than thirty da; befors sald return day. WILLIAM 'HY Justice. _(Seal.) Attest: THEODORB COGS- WELL. Deputy Register of Wills for the Dis- S, Ciak o8 et ot BELL, MARSHALL & RICE, Attorness. SCTPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO- Inmbis. Holding_ Probate Court.——No, Administration.—This is to give n subscriber. of the tained from the Py Columbia letters Josephine J. smbia. claims against 1l 10 exhibit fhe same. with th that Bover Court_of the District amentary co state o of the District Al persons hav decensed are hereby warne vourliers thervof. cd. 1o the subscribe " of January. A.D. 1 1; excluded from under my DAVID Deputy Register of Wills for the D) Clerk of the_Probal DANIEL W. O’'DONOGHUE. Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF €O- lumbia. Holding FProbate Court.—No. 27615, Administration.— This is to give notice that the subscribers. of the District of Columbia. have obtained from the Probate Court of the Dix- triet of Columbia letters of administration on the estate of Marion E. Gray, late of the Dis- trict of Columbia. deceased. 'All persons hav- ing claims sgainst the deceaxed are hereby wearned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. to the subserib- ers. on or before the 11th day of January. A.D. 1922: otherwise they may by law he excluded from all benefit of ‘said extate. Given unde our_hands this 11th day of Janu 1921, JANET ROBINSON. . BLAKE, 1761 Church street north . D, (Seal) Attest: S Depuiy Register of Wille SUPREME COURT OF Holding Probate This is to gi ot the District af ¢ rom the Probate Court of th imbia letters testamentary o < why said con- | te | The Evening Star newspaper before said day. of Columbia, las ob- | HOEHLING, PEELLE & OGILBY. Attorneys. IN THE SUPREMB OOURT OF THB DIS- trict of Columbia.—George W. White, execu- tor and trustee under the will and codicil of Florence Cairns, deceased, plaintiff, vs. Katrina V. T. Williams Morey et al., defend Equity, No. 33484.—The object of this to obtain & construction of various provision: of the last will and testament and codicil the 1o of Florence Cairns, deceased, late of Wash- ington, in the District of Columbia. Upon mo- tion of plaintiff, it is, by the court, this 13th day of January, 1921, ordered that the defend- ants. William T. Morey, Katrina V. T. Morey, Joseph H. Morey, Harry H. Larkin, jr.; Dantel G. Larkin, Irving Williams, Jr.: Frederick Wil- liams, Marjorie Williams, ' Clifford O. Fifleld. Stanley C. Fifield. Dorothy G. Fifield, Warren Wrisley Mason, Susan Elizabeth Mason and R. Hamilton Morrison, ir., all minors, cause their Tespective appearances'to be entered herein on or before the fortieth day, exclusive of Sun- days and legal holidays, occurring after the date of the first publication of this order: otherwise the cause will be proceeded with a8 in_case of default. Provided a copy of this order be published once a week for three suc- cessive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star newspaper before said date. ASHLEY M. GOULD, Justice. _(Seal.) A true copy—Test: ~ MORGAN H. BEACH, Clerk. By F. E. CUNNINGHAM. Clerk: jai 29 MYER COHEN AND RICHARD D. DANI Attorneys. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, ~ Holding Probate _Court.—No, 27498, Administration.—This is to give motice that the subscriber, of the District of Colum- bia, has obtalned from the Probate Court of the’ District of Columbia lctters testamentar: on the estate of Hildegard Brooks Paige. late of the District of Columbia, deceased. All per- {sons having claims against the deceased are i liereby warned to_exhibit the same. with the { vouchers thereof, legally authenticafed, to the subscriber, on_or befors the 4th duy of Janu-| 1922 otherwise they may by law cd from all henefit of said estate, Gisen under my hand this 4th day of Januury, 1921, SIDNEY PAIGE. (Seal) ~ Attest: THEODORE LL. Deputy Register of Wills for the of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. 8, RALSTON & WILLIS, Attorneys. E COURT OF THE'DIS. tional Academy of plaintiff. vs. un- devisees of Jacob C. H. LUENGENE, Auctioneer, Will sell lt:plbflc auction the entire stock of Fine Antique Jewelry and Silverware belonging to CHAS. F. KARR Jeweler and Refiner 614 13th Street N.W., above F, Washington, D.C. Retiring From Business On the Premises, Commencing Monday, January 17, 1921, and Following Days at 2:30 P.M. This stock consists of the highest grade of Fine Antique Jewelry, which must be sold to close the business H Store open at 1:30 P.M. for inspection ale Promptly at 2:30 Each Sale D Terms Cash. $a15,16.17 B B BB DG e GBS ST PPIS G PR PIFDIBRIFPIESISIPEOORT PEREMPTORY SALE THE WASHINGTON GALLERY Presents an unusual collection of ety ) Antique and Modern Oriental Rugs and Persian Palace Carpets Assembled by a well known' connoisseur while stationed at Constantinople and Persia, which will be sold by catalogue AT AUCTION In the Ballroom of THE WARDMAN PARK HOTEL Commencing Monday. January 17. 1921, and following evenings, at 8 o’clock—Entire Week By MR. C. H. LUENGENE, Auctioneer Catalogues at 1333 G Street N.W. Srig IN THE SUPRE! trict_of Columbia Sciences. & corporation. known heirs. alienees and Moyer. deceased. defendants—No. 38333, Equity.—The object of this suit is to estab: lish and perfect of record the title of the plaintifl Lerein by adverse possession to all thiat piece or parcel of land situate. Ising and being in the cits of Washington, District of Columbia. and known and described as all of § uriginal lot number 12 in square numbered 88, FrRTey T % o On mat Ja15,16.17 £ood_cause having been shown. WILLIAM HITZ, Justice. (Seal.) A true copy. Test MORGAN H. BEACH. Clerk. By F. E. CU. NINGHAM, Asst. Clerk. de4,18ja8.1: HARRY K. HICKEY, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Columbin, _Holding Probate Courf tion.—This is to give motice subseriber, of the District of Colum: as_obtained from the Probate Court of strict of Columbia letters testamentars the estate of Henningham Gordon, late of . deceased. All per- | sonshaving ¢ nst the deceased are | «reby warned to_exhibit the same, with the oucliers thereof, legally authe d. to the on_or before the 30th day of De- . 1921 ; otherwise they may by law e excluded from all benefit of wnid estate. Siven under my hand this 30th day of Decem- ber, 1920. MARGARET GORDON. Woodley partmen; (Seal.) Attest: THEODORE ‘OGSWELL, Deputy Register of Wilis for the trict of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate “ourt. JaR.15.22 HAMILTON & HAMILTON, Attorneys. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia.—James T. Hedderman, Plaintiff, ve. the unknown heirs, alienees and devisees of Charles Wayman.. uity No. 38387.—The object of this suit is to establish and perfect of record the title of plaintiff herein by adverse possession to that piece of land the District of Columbia described as follows: Part of original lot numbered twenty- five (25), in square numbered ten hundred [ that the defendants. the unknown heirs,: alfen- { the expiration of two months from this date. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS.| THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. HEAT, NO. 1109 RHODE ISLAND AVE- OF| Street N.W. & the land records of the District of Columi Tequest of the party secured thereby. we will | THE TWENTY-FIR #s against the defendants herein and each and | ees and devisees of Jaccb Moyer. deceased. otherwise the cause will be proceeded with a l' Trustees’ Sale of Dodge and|TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE THRE UE NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust re- and at the request of the party sccured thereby, well at public fon for cash, on MONDAY. J. N D. 1 all of tlien. n of the complainant, it i is this 20th day of November. 1920, ordered cause their appearance to be entered berein on or before the first rule day occurring after in case of default. Provided, a copy of this | order be published twice a month for two fi»““ s B PSSO e Bt s s . R months In the Washington Law Reporter and | 234 dibedidibddiidiPbddiddsdodtaddidbdbddddiddday > " : : STORY: BRICK DWELLING, CONTAL Ford Taxicabs at Orrison Taxi ING 11 ROOMS AND BATH. HOT-WATER Service Station, No. 1703 7th By virtoe of a_certxin deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4401, folio 123 et xeq.. of corded in Liber 4324. folio 302, of the land rec- ords for the District of Columbia. and at the i the undersigned trusteen will %ell at public ay tion, In_front of the premises. RY SEVENTEENTH, 1921, AT TWO LOCK P.M.. at No. 1708 Tth st. a.w., the situate In the Distri znated as and being lot 2 and DODGE TAX in square’ 310, FORD TAXICARS ORD TOURING RODY. NE FORD TAXI BODY. OIL STOVE, TIRES, ETC. ALSO GOOD WILL OF ORRISON TAXI SERVICE. RUDOLPH H. YEATMAN, Trustee. WALTER M. BASTIAN, Trustee, ja14-2t THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, THREE-STORY BRICK DWELL- ING, NO. 26 G STREET SOUTHWEST. By viftue of a_certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 3732, follo 77 et seq., of the land records of the District of Columbis. and at the request of the party secured thereb; the underizmed trustees will sell at public auc: tion, in_front of the premises. on FRIDAY. THE TWENTY-FIRST Y OF J. ARY, the District of Columbia in Book J. H. k.. 000 in three years, with interest at 7 per cent, and the difference can be arranged in easy payments. $230 deposit req and sale 1o be closed within 30 days or deposit forfeited. Convey- ancing, “stamps, etc., at purchaser's cost. Purther particuiars at_time of sale. WM. T. BALLARD, RALPH L. HALL, Ia11-4&ds.exSn Trustees. C. G. SLOAN & CO.. I3C., AUCTIONEERS, 5 13th st n.w. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE, IMPROVED BY THREE-STORY BRICK _ RESIDENCE, NO. 3517 10th STREET NORTHWEST. B irtae of a certais deed of trust recorded A.D. 1921, AT FOUR O°CLOCK P.M., the fol- | 1o, et olinfe el ey of flh: ani fori three (i683) begining for the same | lowingdesiribed land and premises, dituate 1.""‘,"’,,:,’::‘,""; Tl Colmbla. o I: sireet at, tlie northeast cornes of said 10t | the city of Washington, Dlstrict of Columbin, | Hon. Jn front f {he premises. ‘on MONDAY and running thence west along ine of | and designated as< an ing lot the | 4 & it 2 g { Said_ttreet Dfiy (50) Teet, theice south two | District Construction Corpagation's sabdivision | 151 the following. described ‘teal hundred and twenty-four feet two inches | of square east of square 643, as per plat re- | Loty (4T 0 0 I ACCETEC Tou ‘ ) to an alley thirty (30) feet wide. | corded in_ fthe office of the surveyor for the | (piot. viz.: An imdivided ope-haif interest in | thence east along the north line of said alley | District of Columbia, in Lilier 40, at folio 48. | 111" fariy-four (14). in Mars C. Berersous soh I nfty (301 feet 1o the east line of said lot ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the pnrel division of Iots In block forty-xix (16, (*Hol. and thence north along said east line two{money fo be paid in,cash. bulance In two equal | mied Manor), as per piat recorded i County hundred and twenty-four feet two inelies | installments. payable in oné and two years, | fiver Twelve (12), follo sixty-four (83). of tie { 24" 2") to the place of beginning. On mo- | with interent at @ per cenfun per annum. pu: ol IR EIoNE (64) sof itle e plaintiff it is this 13th day of De-| able semi-annually. from dnf of sale. secure bject o the covenants that mo | cember, . 1920. ordered that the defendants, | by deed of trust pon the property sold, or I be erected on said land within Ik known heirs. aliences and devisees of | cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit Charles Wayman, deceased, cause their appear. | of $200 will be required attime of sale. All ance to be entersd herein on or béfore the firs éonviyhnelfy, ;’:m’flln{, N‘lflltn! Ihll'mfl.- ete., rule day occurring affer the expiration of two cost of "'.'fmma'o 7 e "a." ',N;"- months from this date, otherwise the cause | plied with ~ I‘ nlf!fl lays H’fi: ':lr:. will be proceeded with as in case of default, G il Jogerr e il Al g Pt mont Tor two. maonthe 10 the Wash, | aultinE purchaser. after 0 days’ advertise- 3 f such resale in Dewspaper pub- ington Law Reporter and The Evening Star ( meut of auch ressle 1 5ot newspaper before said day, good cause having | lished in ALLAN: E. WALKER. been shown. WILLIAM ~ HITZ, Justice. WILLIAM M. HOFFMAN, e e Y B CUNNINGHAN, | _Sall4&dsesfu " Trustees. = T ulting purchaser. after five days' ad- THOS. 3. OWEN & HON, AUCTIONEERB. |y Fijsement of such ressie in xome newspaper " LE OF VAGUABLE FRAME | bublished in the city of Washington. TRUSTEE'S_SA! Ul 'y rmm! 2 i i . { tion of ¢ building building be erected on said land to cost less than fifteen hundred dollars ($1.500). subject, however, to an_incumbrance of ‘about sixteen hundred’ thirty-five dollars ($1,635), together with all the improrements. rms of sale: All cash. A deposit of $200 required at the time of sale. All converancing, recording, revenue stamps and notarial fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within fifteen days from day of sale, oOtherwise the trustees reserve the right o rerell the property at the risk and cost”of the FUTURE DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. H 11th STRE! > Tr SOUTHWEST. 3. WALTER O'BOYLI e 3 ! f THOS. J. OWEN Sale of Brick Dwellings Nos. 423 | and at the reuest of the party securcs, €erety L AT FOUR O°CLOCK | | By sotue of authority vested in the under. | SaiEaaied. a5 and teing the Rorth 22.35 feet | And at the request of the party secured thereby. DAY, JAXUARY T4 ! onetana two years, with interest at 6 per | 1921, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following- i £ Z ai foot public alley. ikting association | SE fime of sile, aad the purchases allowad 30 Willson's -subdivision of lota in square’ 44, B District of Columbia, subject to covenants of All conveyancing, recording, reveaue stamps | ''HOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEEES, $200 jred upon scceptance of bid. and pur- | age and Other Charges. i BUILDING _NO. 7120 & RAYMOND B. DICK | ! Virtue of a_certain deed in_trust doly {romy 1od 10 Liner No. 3203, folio 203 o of | _Ja11-St ! the land records of the District of Columbla, | the undersigned surviving trustee will sell at |TR!""'T""”'§"3 '{',-“-“ OF V¥ s Lol 1K and 425 New York Ave. N.W.,jgublic anction in front of Ao 0™ Pav " OF | NORTHWEST. With Large Brick Stable I A Ay iowing-descried. land.and prem: | recorded in Liber No. 4233, folio 347 et neq.. of i Rear. {hs. "situate in the District of Columbia, and ; the land records of the Diatrict of Columbia. lot | the undersigned trust A1 sell at publi 3 signed. 1 will offer for sale by public -ne:.lon,,z""‘:'”"g«;f‘ full depth of original lot 13 dn | {iC, WY FFCr tie premixes. on THURSDAY. e m;:‘\ v::” ":’;n: !:Enf;_nu‘hT'm IUH Yfermn of sale: One-third cash, balapce in | THE TWENTIETH DAY OF JANUARY, A.D! 4 _ > 484 | described land and premises, sitnt th 0L square 514, improved by t¥o T.reom and | UG B e prope e ar AR cah. ot g'lmckt“onl‘(“ohl‘n;:hlnpvz’nqunl'n-r;fl " and bath b wellings. with large bric . ] ing lot 95 in Harry Wardman a B. T rear: 3ot public alley. = i purchaser's option. A depositiof $200 required Fito's Sutaiidon 3o Ty : e " Further par- | “Holmes e (now square 2833), trunt of about $2.300, balance cash, or all cash, | G472, {2 CUTPISte L purchs e R | e Litur Gy 22 totls S0.0% ¢ option of purchaser. $300 deposit requi RUDOLPH B. BEHREND, * | the records of the office-of the sarveyor of the at sale. Terms to be complied with in 30 da 10-444 - Guvviving Trustee. and notary fees at purchaser's cost. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Terms of sale: Sold subfect to a prior deed ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auct. = : . fof trust for 33,400, and the amount over said Jald-gkds.extu {Unclaimed Freight by Public|ggg of trumt to be paid in cash, A deposit of g i | cbaser allowed 15 days to complete the sal TROSTEES" EALROF VALUABLE Auction to Pay Freight Stor e ialinyet S daos atcompiatufthelnaieior PROVED REAL ESTATE, IN SQUARE at’ purchaser's cost. BOUNDED BY M. N. 25th AND 26th t o WeDXPE- PERCY H. RUSSELL. WALTER LOWRY MILLER, 3a11-a&a0.ex8 Trustee ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Unclaimed Freight Sale of 100 Barrels' Chemical Barypes Ore. On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY TWO. 1921 AT TEN O'CLOCK AM. SHARP, 1 will sel by public auction, at Weschler's, 920 Pa. ave, n.w.. to pay freight storage and other c 100 Barrels Chemical Barypes Ore. W. W. BOWIE. Freight Agent, STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly re. corded, in Liber No. 3969, folio 468 et seq., of The land records of the District of Oolumbia d at the request of the party secured there. the undersigned trustees will sell, at public uction, in front of the premises, ‘on MOX- AY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF JA . AT FOUR O ng described land and premises fn the Distrjet of Columbia and designated | < ‘and being parts of original lots five (5) nd fourteen (14), in square 13. Beginning | V. Co at u point on the north line of ot 5, ninety j Rer¥ice i well I & I Z ‘& P.,” Southern and C. { companies in_the following names. { George Auston; Order of Lindstrom Smith Co. Notify American Nationsl Bank for John C, Bureau of Standards Department of Beaver and Haigh: L 3 ‘bance Rural Motor Truck re. Chiarles Clark: Order of Supply Co., Notify Cunning- ohn Caminati: ge: pe and per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor | AT FOUI | ten (10) feet of the street line, nor shall any | By virtue of a_certin deed of trost duly | ~ YHE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1921—PART 2. ~ EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. NATIONA SCHOOL FINE| ‘& APPLIED ART FELIX MAHONY, Director 1505 Penn. Ave., Main 1760 Day and Evening Classes Interior Decoration, Costume Design, Textile Design, Color, Commercial Drawing, Individual Instruction. Register Now. George \Washington University Law School .y CO-EDUCATIONAL. New students may enter at the beginning of the second semester, Monday, January 31. Fore- noon and late afternoon classes 14, Street N, GENTLEMAN DESIRES PRIVATE INSTRUC- tion in arithmetic one or two nights @ week. Address Box 1@-A 168% A Few Subjects Well Taught Pitman and Gregg Shorthand, English, Spelling, Letter Writing, Penmanship and Freach _1417 G St. N. hone M. 3258. MUSICAL INSTRUC! TKULELE-MANDOLIN-VIOLL Ukulele taught in 10 lessons olumbia_road. Phone Col. K393. N SONS—MRS. OLIVE JONAS, 1412 20th st. n.w. One dollar per hour; balf hours for _children, 60 cents. 17e RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING, 10 TO 20 LES- sons guaranteed: demonstration 2 to 10 p.m. DENART SCHOOL OF POPULAR MUSIC, 1303 stn.w. MR. WM. SHAKESPEARE of London, England, teacher of singing, & ounces that be will receive a limited number o Dupils at bis residence, Apt. 32, 1632 3 st. Washington Busincss College POTEET & WHITMO!Z, Props. 1321 G Street N.W. Main 4859. Individual instruction in all subjects. New classes daily. Start now. LEARN SPANISH Professocs From Spain. New Conversa- tional Methods, Rapid Progress. 1921 Economic Course 60.Lessons, $25.00 With our methods. at the end of this course the pupils must speak. teed. write and translate well enough to hold any posi- tion in which the Spanish Language s required. This class meets Mondays, Wed- nesdays and First lesson January 17. 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Pace Institute 715 G St. N.W., Washinzton ACCOUNTANCY FRESHMAN CLASSES, 5:30 or 7:30 1] , Prepares for business administration and auditing positions. A part of the regular B. C. S. course. Boys’ Day School Boys Supervined by Men From 9 te 4 4th to 8th Grades—Work, Study, Play. YOUR BOY MAY ENTER NOW PREPARATORY All high sehool subjects—aceredited basi Classes starting in short story writing personulity, building #nd character anai; 1} 1 i iE i A definite course with a definite purpose. YMCA SCHOOLS Main S250 1738 G N.W. ‘Women Admitted 1 Women’s Christian . Association 1333 F Street N.W. 614 E Street N.W. New Semester Opens February 1 In the Gymnasium Educational Dep-rtm‘e'::z Folders and Circulars Sent on Request ! extate of Will Quicksall, Iate of the | feet_eust from the northwest corner of said} District_of All pwrsons lot 5 and running thence east 73.50_feet; | having claims against the deceased are hereby | thence south 80 feet, thence west 63.50 ft..| warned to . with th s | thenee sonth 20 feet, thence west 50 feet, | thereof, legally suthenticated. to the - | thenee northeasterly 59.44 feet more or less to ; & W Ca o Dotdle: scriber. on or before the 4th day of November. | the beginning. Alto 31.75 feet by 60 feet of | 3 0 bllrml)ml'nlmr e A.D. 19210 rwise they may by law be ex-ithe west part of lot 14. in said square 13. Said ‘;; Do FOcder of Bear Mfge Ce g all benefit of said estate. Given | property being now designated for taxation as | 3f- Daviss OFtee 00 At o260 y. 1921 ¢ jots 506, 507 and 811, in said square. Ji Elieeey; Cort e ¥ street | Terms: One-third cash and the balance in o Attest: | one and two years. with interest at 6 per cent y Register of | per annum, secured by a deed of trust upon the the District of Columbia, Clerk of the | property sold, or dli cash at the purchaser's Probate Court. |option.” A_deposit of $200 required upon ac HOEHLIN | ceptance ‘of bid and sale to be closed within 30 days or deposit forfeited. Coaveyancing, revenue stamps, etc., at purchaser’s cost. AYLETT T. HOLTZMAN, RICHARD A. FORD. mbing and Suppiy C imby Cheney C¢ rron_G. Collier C c nd C Carisen; Rarnett Cohen: Order Terminal Storage C Hughes; Mrs. Tarman Hill, Bowlers ‘Wi, Hunters Repair 'Shop; Order of Jarboe Bros., Notify Percy Adam Hall: Order of American Radiatro Co., Notify Hill and ; Jas. Hayman c/o Alexandria Co. ; Irviog. Cash Stores C. H. Ji Ewl Lauriela: Morrison THEODORE ¢ Wills for DIS. 1 o decemsed— | piect of Thin testament of th IN THE SUPREM trict of Columbin, Hy Ia re estate of Ja Administration. No . Liggitt Co. (e Order Notify C. E. Loewner: Co.; Carrador Milne; Mrs. Wayne Me- 'L D. Mahon; N.'S. Noel; G. Nibbs: The’ North West Bottling Notify Mildred Mrs. Chester Trustees’ Sale of Three-Story Brick and Basement Resi- dence Containing 14 Rooms and Bath. Can Be Converted| to Business Use. Known as 809 Ninth Street N.W. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbi sed in Equity ¥ N 8. Ellen E. Waters et al. 12f! John C. Rives et al.. the undersigned grustees a bod ) their woness. | will offer for sale at public sdction, in front be entered in on or befor. tie ! 0f the premise: WEDNESDAY. JANUARY excluxize of Sundays and lega | TWENTY-SINTH, 1921, AT FOUR occurring after the dny of the firet | M., the following described real estate, 4 | ated”in tne city of Washington, District ot publication of r: otherwise this cause will_be proceeded with as in case of default. | Columbia, to-wit: Parts of original lots num. nd four (4) i square numbered rovided & copy of this order be published in | bered two (2! Washingion Taw Reporter and e vren { four hundred and four (404), described as fol- - 4| lows: Beginning for the 2.92 feet north tice, | of the southwest corner of g lot 4 and THEODORE | running _thence east 99 feet 4 inches; thence T of Wills for the | north 20 feet: thence west 99 feet 4 -inches e | and thence south 20 feet to the point of be- ginning, improved by premises 809 Ninth street northwest, being three-story and basement brick dwelling Louse containing 14 rooms and vath. Terms: Onpe-third of purchase money to | be paid in cash, balance in two equal install- ments, pa. le in one and two years. with interest at six per cent per annum, payable wimi-anoually, secured by first deed of trust Gn the properiy sold: or all cash, at the option | of the purchaser. A deposit of $500.00 will De required at time of sale. All recarding. revenue ps and notar cost of purchaser. Taxes, insurance and ren to be adjusted to date of closing sale. Terms complied with in 30 days from otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk cost_of defaulting purchaser after five d advertisement of such resale in some Jiper published fa the city of Wasbington, . C. VILMER LATIMER. Wilkis Bldg. above dv ights of the respond urpose of a fual di pou motion «f the petition court, this 10th dsy of January, That the re . Jeupie . Pier trix under the will of Orpah Piej Eylvene V. Nye Wk Phillips: W. Rudolph; D. : Bewer avy Supply Office, U. 8. rder of W, Pred Richardso ing_Corporation: g Corporation, Government Hotels: 8. Pmployers Com: pensating Commission; University of Washing- J. D. Willlams: F. W. Woolworth and 0.0 Order Sodus Packing Co., Inc., Notify the Washington Merchandjse Co.} 8. A. Wheeler: Wheat and _Cassidy: The Washiagton Star Newspaper Co.: Anthony Wisconsin Jr.: Bu- reau of Printing & Engfaving. All parties in- terented will please take notice. W. W. BOWIE, Joint Freight Agent, Pennsylvania, K., F. ., Southern and . & O. Railway Companies, a15,19,26,fel 4% and E ats. s. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO-STORY BRIOK DWELLING, NO. 712 COLUMBIA BOAD .W.,'CONTAINING 6 ROOMS, CELLAK, WITH FURNACE HEAT. By-virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in Liber 4410, at folio 222 et seq., of the lan records of the District of Columbia, the under- signed will sell at public anction in front of the premises, on SATURDAY, JANUARY TWBNTY-S8ECOND, 1921, AT FOUR 0°CLOCK P.M., the following described real estate, sit- uite ie the Dirice of Columbla, vir.. . Lot , In . Ray's subdivision of lots in block 5, in Todd and Brown's subdivision of “Mount' Pleamnt" and ‘“‘Pleaant Plsins,” as per plat of said first-mentioned subdivision_re- corded in_the office of the surveyor of the Dis- trict of Columbia in Liber t folio 34. Terms: All cash above an_existing first trust of $2,250. A deposit of $200 required at time of sale and purchaser aliowed 30 dayw to Complate the Durchase. Further particuisrs ot time of sale. LESLIB H. nusylvaia. SUPREME COUET OF or | of maid de on it i3 ordere & b Jast will aud for letters testan Cathernie Williams, of Javuary. A. lart court on_Monday. AD. 1821, at 16 Wiy suel “spplica cof be pul, 14th day of February, . to xliow cause ot be granted. d in the Wushing- and The Evening Star onde uceessive weeks before the first_publica y days before said Jutice. (Seal.) COGSWELL, _ Deputy District of ‘Columbia, k of the Probate Court. 108,15, o FBINCE, - | Pennsyivania Railway Co. 2 THE LARGEST AND BEST STEWARD’S Business College ACCREDITED 1202 F St. Main 8871 Wood’s School 311 EAST CAPITOL ST. All Commercial Branches One month, day. $15: evening, $8. After the next 5 months are of Real Comfort a‘lm GARAGE. -~ SAPACITY SO0 _ Walter S Beczlys ‘ Let Us Make You Feel at Home in th ‘'City of Robust Health.' Hotel Morton Ocean End Virginia Ave. Capacity, 300. Eiovstar. Frivate: Baths, sis. Alwers,cor EZRA C. BELL and PAUL M. COPE, Props. 7 AUGUSTA, GA. H Hotel g, . N AIN=a@—= ] Delightful for a Winter Vacation ‘Two full 18-hole courses—in splendid condition Horseback riding and all outdoor sports. G. TRUSSELL, Man. BERMUDA. The fi'.—Geom Hotel, Bermuda Haviag been thoroughly renovated, will be opeas to receive guests on FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Cabls address, DRAGON BERMUDA. Address it Manager. GEORGE H! EDUCATIONAL. e — ACCOUNTANCY La Salle University Course given by per- wonal ‘and clase instruction. Average leagts O e preparation. Ea time. . P, re] . t Onder 0. 22 eaperviston: - 0 %7 SEND FOR CATALOG. STEWARD SCHOOL . . _OF HIGHER ACCOUNTANCY 1303 F Street Main S671 ing session. and Thursdny from 6 to 9 LINCOLN 38 COLUMBIA SCHOOL of DRAFTING Roy C. Claflin, Pres. 14th & T Sts,, North 272 Night Classes—Day Classes Individual Instruction Course in 3 to 9 Months Call or Write for Latest Catalogue ENTER ANY TIME 36th YEAR Let us solve yonr transportation problem. Our representative will call. Phone or write Angle-Arrow Transportation Service 1423 F St. N “Telephone Franklin W. B. MOSES & SONS. 11th AND Modern fireproof storage. 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SHIPPING. i STEAMSHIPS." ‘ s 9, The End of the Race. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. Who runs a_race his very best To kindly Fate must leave the rest. —Peter Rabbit. Jumper the Hare, racing for his life, was terribly {rightened. Of course. Wouldn't you be terribly frightened if ou knew that only vour legs and your wits could save, vour life? So Jumper was terribly frightened as he made the best possible use of his long legs, bound- ing over the snow through the Green Forest with Whitey the Snowy Owl fol- lowing on swift, silent wings and swoop- ing down at him at every chance. _But frightened as he was, Jumper didn’t forget to use his wits. He knew i that his legs alone couldn’t save him. The great broad wings of Whitey were quite as good as Jumper's long legs. They were even better, for sthey would not tire as quickly. So Jumper depended on his wits as much as on legs. He dodged around trees. You know Jumper is a famous dodger. That is why he prefers the Green Forest, especially that part of it where there are young trees 1 growing close together. 1t is wonder- ful how he can dodge in and out and around and about among them. Peter Rabbit, watching that race for life, was so excited it was all he could do to keep from dancing up and down He did venture to sit up straight so as to see better. “That fellow ha ness down here,” muttered Peter as he watched Whitey swoop and just miss Jumper. “He belongs up in_the Far North. It must be a hard up_there to bring him down here. 1 don’t see what he is doing over here in the Green Forest. The last time he was down here he didn’t get far from the Big River. - best. It must be that he just hap- pened over here and caught sight o(l STEAMSHIPS. AUSTRALIA uva, New Zealand . 8. gara’ 000 Tonx SATL FROM VANCOUVER. B. C. For fares and sailings apply Canadian Pac. 1419 New York ave.. Washingfon, or to an Australasian Royal Mail Live. 440 Vancouter. R: Can Seymour st. 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With wonderful quickness he had turned and was after Jumper again, And now Peter saw such running as he had never seen before. Jumper was headed for a little thicket of small hem- lock trees crowded so close together that once beneath their spreading branches he would be safe. But it was quite a L lJrMPER W WITHIN O JUMP OF THAT LITTI ance away. Would he be able to make it Would he? One instant Peter was sure he would and the next he was sure he wouldn't. He held his breath. And with all his might he hoped Jumper would reach that place of safety. If wishes could have given Jumper greater Speed Peter’s wishes would have given it to him, Whitey the Snowy Owl saw just what | Jumper was trving for and he himself ‘( 1 his very best in the way of flving. i He was hungry. He was very hungry. | He couldn’t recall ever being hungrier than he s right then. And there in front of him was a splendid dinner, the j finest kind of a dinner. But if Jumper ached that thicket of younz hemlock he, Whitey, would have to look linner, and he didn't know where 1o look, for these were hard vithin one long jump of little thi Whitey shot for- nd down with his great claws | reaching for Jumper. From where Peter t it looked as if this time he surely would catch Jumper. “Oh, dear!" cri Peter. And then Whitey turned sudden- |1y and alighted on a stump on the very tedge of that little thicket and glared down trying to_see under those protect- | that ward ing branches. Jumgpr was safe! It was the end of the race. (Copyright, 1921, by T. W. Burgess.) TAYLORSWORNIN IN TENNESSEE Personally Conduoted. Popular Priced. {EUROPEAN TOUR °%5™ THE BEAUX-ARTS TOURS. Send for circular. 1308 G st. n.w. THONE FEANK. 756. NIGHT GALL M. 7973. The Central Transfer Co., 1331 H ST. N.W. HAULI NIA__SUBURBAN PADDED MOTUx VANS FOL LONG-DIS- tance and local bauling: packing and crating o i EONRECTICUT BroacE A%D ]fi'nngg_'cn,. o H ne. 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NORWAY SWEDEN—DENMARK Continental Europe Stavangerfjord Jan. 28 Mar. 11 Bergensfjord...Feb, 18 Apr. 1 Passenger Office, 8-10 Bridge St., N. Y. 29 Feb. 26 Mar. 26| Dog House on Executive Grounds Will Shelter Old Limber, Foxhound. By the Associated Press. NASHVILLE, Tenn.. January 15.— Alfred Alexander Taylor, second member of the noted Taylor family {of Tennessee to fill the office, was in- "auguraled governor today in the hall of the house. | Justice Grafton Green of the stat ' administered the n of a lar; crowd, being especiat [resented. The new o | ceonomy. e cuvai e | d taxation probiems in ral addre nerish upreme court lin the p i Tenn st well 1ep- his i TN no higher ambition.” {said the speaker, “than that by your mpathetic co-operation | may be- come as acceptaole a governor as a brother predecessor whose face 1 looked on for the last time in this very hall, and whose spirit worked iso effectively to aid in securing my {elevation to this exalted position.” The reference was to Gov. {democratic_brother, Robert L. who served three times as governor and died during his term as States senator. Gov. Alf T: lthe third republican to hold the ot of Governor of Tennessee since r |construction days and enter: {office thirty-five years after h irace, wh nst his brother Bob. He succceds Gov. A. H. Rob- erts, a democrat. ampaigned ax Fox Hunter. Col. Taylor was elected governor by exceeding 43,000 after i which for ovelt takes that of “lLean Jimmie { Jones” against James K. Polk in the 10s, and_ his _own against b “the war of the roses” 1in 1886, Early in h avass, which ! was confined to the tow ther than the cities, he was joined by a quar- i tet, which gave prog. | miliar songs, while Col | self entertained of which w - proportions, | With a graphic recital of a fox hunt, the leading figure in which was Old Limber, a favorite foxhound. The new governor is an eloquent speak- er, with a decidedly poetic tendeacy. and he made the most of Old Limber | performances. After the songs of the i quartet and the story of Old Limber's Prowess, the colonel would lagach his Ritack upon the Roberts tax laws, Which the Roberts opposition had iticised extensively. G e hew governor is authority for ithe statement that a commodious doghouse will be erected on the ex- coutive mansion grounds. where Old Limber and all the little Limbers will be presently installed. i Its a shallow brand of patriotism that doesn’t burn as brightly in time of peace as in time of stress. 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