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REAL FOR SALE—HOUSES Continued. bathe, Em Nent dcabie garage; will b T BRADLEY, Golorado Mdg. 10 NEW HOMES WITH GARAGES. A FEW LEFT. They eentain 4 bedrooms, attic (h.-w.h) $500 CASH. NSPECHION HOURE AT 4412 T OT. N.W. H. F. BIEBER, to last. . F. WARING, 233 Boad bidg. Phone Pranklin B571. Nine.reom and bath semi-detsched modern bouse, located in best n.w. section; econ- strueted of terra cotta with all conveniemces, incinding tbree porches, side yard; all in first: clam condition. Price: '$12.000. ou' eary terms. Main 3073, 906 Woodward bidg. $14.500—NO. 1834 mnx RD. N.W.—8 rooms on twe ficors; bath; hot-water hes! electricity. POSSESSION. GIRAED BT.. close to 14th Datbe; farmace heat: electricity; large wide public alley. The price is very low. vestigate this offering. A bargsin for some one. Possession. 33508 —Te, 830 L O7. N.W_1Ia exculient tion ; brick: 8_rooms bath; hot-water Best; good yard. POSSESSION. $7,500—No. 234 11th ST. S.E.—Corner store and dwelling: brick; 7 rooms and bath; eellar. POSSESSI/ $5.2507th KT N.E between A asd B sta. Two-story brick _dwellin, rooms an et cella 5 Carnace Fheat. EXCELLENT $4.000—MORRIS ST. N. G. 6th and 7th sts.—8 rooms, briek ; large rear yard to public $4,000—13th ST. N.W. between W st and . (FOR COLORED)—Brick: 8 rooms, bath; large front and back yards; public alley. JAMFS F. SHEA, Only $200 ann. Downtown. Wiee 11-room brick: mewly painted and pa- pered : double back porches: Dear business sec- Move into tomorrow. Two-Family Flat. Near Rhode Island ave.—0 rooms and hath 5 rooms and batl Ve in other. Eaxy ferms. Franklin . FOR SAL N’ Only $300 DO\\n Northeast section: nice 6-room home : modern itle ready. This won't last 20, Easy terms. . F. WARING, 323 Bond bidg. FOR SAL Georgetown. Corner press brick: 8 rooms and bath: up-todate heating plant: mear cars. $6,500. Terms very eas: C. F. WARING, 323 Bond bldg., 14th a Phone_ Franklin ADDITION — § cellai Price, Y. ave. SATL AR MASS. AV sarage: a0 WRLLiL, 14th Y. Main 13th ST. —6 R. w.h Iy papered $500 ¢ CLARENCE F. st. Main 4250. 4 CHEVY CHASE. mluvx.lv ST—S R, 2 B. semi-detached: a.m. $15,000. CLAR" EVCE B WELCH, 717 T4th . Maln 4289 CHEVY CHASE, McKINLEY ST.—7 R. AND detachied corner hollow tile ing porch: hardwodd floors throughout: shade $14.000. $2.502 cash. CLARENCE WELCH. 717 14th st Main 4289, 14th AND PERRY—6 R. AND B.; ELEC c: rage: $9.000, cash $1.000. CLAR! “H, 717 14th st. _Main 4289. AND B., BRIC nd painted: g WELCH, NCE | ke ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES Continued. DO YOU WANT TO SELL | Swstwe C.G.SLOAN&CO.,INC., AUCTS . .. 715 13th St. Valuable Antiques YOUR HOME? If So, List It With Us and We Will Be Able to Give You QUICK RESULTS. ALLAN E. WALKER & CO,, Incorporated, 813 15th St. Main 426. m&r— 218 Bond Phone Fra Before ‘Enn-nnf- e o veniiag home, bu: vestment, favestigale guaranteed satisfactory _service. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. $18,500. CONVENIENT TERMS ARRANGED. HANDSOME SUBURBAN HOME ON ONE OF THE FINEST STREETS IN CHEVY CHASE, WITHIN A HALF BLOCK OF CON- NECTICUT AVE. SCHOOLS AND STORES. HOUBE CONTAINS EIGHT ROOMS. BATH, LARGE, BRIGHT CELLAR, STORAGE EOOMR, PITISBURGH HEATER: EVERY MODERN _GONVENIENCE. ' YARD HAS BEAUTIF! EHRU BLHY INCLUDIN SHADE TI INES, CLIMBING AMERIOAN DRAUTY ROMES GARAGE ON PAVED ALLEY. CALL OWNER Fi AP- POINTMENT TO INSPECT. CLEVELAND lc' CHEVY OHASE. .. Owner will sacrifice modern 9-room. 2-bath, garage, detached house. Possession 'Ilh de- powit. Columbia_3618-W. NICE 6-ROOM RRIOK HOUSE VERY (‘Bnr FRANKLIN J.*ACKER & CO., 1410 G 'st. n.w. e ‘Washington, D. C., June 9, 1921, Mr. Normalcyist, . ng to build six () REAL HOMES on Buchanan street between 13th and 14t The plans and specifications have just been g together sl home buvers CAN SAVE BUILDER'S PROF- IT, ALL COMMISSIONS AND OVER-HEAD CHARGES, WHICHMIS AT LEAST 2¥c OF THE PRICE AT WHICH HOMES ARE BE- NG SOLD TODAY. ou bave the great advantage of putting into the house the many little things whici meet_your needs brand it YOUR IDEA OF WHAT A HOMB SHOULD RE. WHY SHOULD A MAN OF BRAILN: $4.000 PAY 2, FOR SERVIOES HE DOES NOT NEED? Hoping to have an Interview with you which will result in_a saving of at least TWO THOUSAND ($2.000) DOLLARS. I remain. Apt. 406—The Alubama 1t and 3 TAKOMA mn W. ARTISTIC C hal colonial home, on a corper- lot room entire depth of house, fireplace and French doors leading to wide | porch, large dining room (excellent viewl.. i . oa floors, hot-water heat. wall paper electrical Bxtures. It they act quickly. Think of this for $8.000. ROBERT H. LEWIS, Main 1320. 6 ROOM: fair yard to alley. Vaca Owner, Mr. HOLMES, Clev. Main 4386 bet. 5-7:30. 1817, bet. TOMORROW. TOMORROW. Al;d Other Household Goods . AT SLOANS Public Auction GALLERI ES 715 13th St. Saturday June 11th, 1921 at 10 A. M. Embracing, in part, the following antiques: Sheraton and Colonial Folding Top Tables, two Fine Sewing Tables, 6 Reception Chairs, splen- did conditiol 2 rare Staffordshire Platters, Handsome Carved Rosewood Chair, Short Sideboard, Post Bed, 2 Chests of Drawers, Rockers, Foot Stoois, etc. Also 2 Upright Pianos; Cabinet Vlctmh Overstuffed and Cane Living Room Sunes Golden Oak and American Walnut Dining Room Suites, Books, Large Hall Racks, Sewing. Machin es, Day Beds, Wicker Chairs and Rockers, Fireplace Brasses; Bed Davenports, 2 Flat Top Desks, Office Chairs, etc. Terms Cash. Je9-2t TOMORROW. ADAM A. WESBCHLER, AUCTIONEER. ‘Large Sale Household Fumniture and Miscellaneous Effects, Carpets, 40 Large Rugs, Au- tomobiles, etc., By Public Auction at Weschler’s 920 PGIDI. Ave. N.W. 3 any Dining Room Suite, sine pieces: Living Room Suites, two complete Ivory Bed Ouk Dressers, Chiffonlers. Brass Mattresses, Mahog . Rrass ted Ware. Grass Setiees Daveuport, Huf- Chaire, Hall' Rack, ‘ase, Metal Frame aud Tubies, fets. Exten: Refrigerators, Floor Show Swinging Huinmock. Desks, ‘Typewrlter. Mak Cabinet Ta Machine, Carpets, Hugs, etc. Tr7sh Lates Ruga: by, order Carpet Chaniag Cor At 12 Noon Tonring Cars and Roadsters, ’17 Winton Touring Car, by Order Trustees; Coupe, One-ton Ford Truck I(J:wunlhcA tires), nulB F?fl‘l by Order District Chapter American Red Cross; 1919 International 1/;-ton Truck, GMC 3;-ton Chassis, etc.; New M/g Tires, Tubes, etc. | Terms: Cas Je.10 ADAM A. WESCHLER. Auet._ WALTER RE Sealed proposa until 9 a.m.. June 22, 1921, and- then opened, for two-story storehouse i Walter Reed General Hopsital, Washington, D. C.. Government reserses the right to accept of reject ary of all bids. Information upon ap- plication to Constructing Quartermaster. Room 16, War ‘Trade Bldg.. Washiogton, D. C. 308.10.1 P s shington, D. Sealed pro will be received at until TWELVE 0'CLOCK M., June 15, 1921, for furnishing_stationery for the use of the United States Seaste for the facal year ending June 30, 1922. Blank forms for p howing’the quantity ud Quality of cech artl cle and the form of bond to be signed by the Dbidder and sureties. will be furnished on ap- pliéation to this office. Proposals should be indorsed “‘Proposals for Stationery for the United States Senate,”” and be directed to Gearge A. Sanderson, Secretary of the United tates Senate, Washington, D. C. Proposals d specimens’ must be deifvered at this office. e of charge. before the hour niamed above. GEORGH A. SANDERSOYN, Secretary. retary, HIGH VIEW—6 ROOMS. BATH. MODERN mprovements: double garage. Call evenin; fief 6:30 pm. 108 V st fe. Terms rea LARGE. NEW BUNGALOW. HYATTSVILLE: lot 1633280 water, electricity. furnace, ceil attic, porches: $250 cash, $30 monthly: vac Owner, 414 Kresge building, 11th and NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. Owner antzious to sell desirable. modern home, 12 square of [4th, 2-story brick, 6 rs. & b, with colonial front porch. elec., h.w. Food coudition. take $6,750; $500 cash, easy payments: reduction for cash. Don't de- lay of you want a bargain. Owner. Address Box 293-M. Star office. 3733 JOCELIN ST.—7-ROOM BRICK SEMI- FOR SALE— An opportunity to tecure areal bargain near 17th and B sts. s.e., having 6 large rooms and bath. Lots 136 feet deep. Price, $2,050. { °§ Terms, $250 cash and $25 per month, including all interest. HARRY A. KITE Main 4846. 1514 K st. n.w. FOR SALE—COLORED. SEVERAL VERY . DESIR- able 6-room houses, located in the northwest section of the city. Price, $2,650. Terms, $150 cash and $30 per month, including all interest. B. B. PINN, Col. 5817. 712 Kenyon st. n.w. C_STRZET S.E._NEA] Focs Dt h, modets; for el cheap. Cleveland 1490. 1ith AND large porche: CLARENCE 429, YLOR—6 R.AND B.: AMI; garage: $11,000, cash $3,000. . WELCH, 7i7 14th st. Main N.W _IMMEDIAT POSSES- ion can be had upon closing deal for this mod- ern 6.room brick dwelling with screened sleep- ing porch and first-floor front and back porches, located just off of Park road entrance to Rock Creek Park. Owner. now jocated out of town. wants to dispose of property at once. Fronta, o two streets, n_;mnrery and erape arbo room for garage. To apoly GEO. LINKiNg: exctntive Agent, Phones—M. 1710 K st. n.w. 708 EOMPR AND i% See MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN— £They, Know Washingtos. 157 Eye st. n.w. _ Tel. Main 78N . SECTION, FACING PARI stone bay-window front: ® rooms and 2 bath h electricity: excellent condition: pos- Price, §10,000. Terms. Best buy See it to be convinced, Mr. MURRAY, BRADFORD & CO.. Main 5877. 904 14th st n.w. 38500 PARGAIN. BEST N.W. SECTION—A most wonderful six- room and 2-bath brick home, conveniently lo- cated. Vaiues in this_section are, Increasing daily. TLeaviog city. OWN $25 DOWN. $25 A MONTH. For $375 we will build for you an attractive metal house, IOXZ) Also larger houses and terms to suit. Let us show you one. Standard Building Corporation, New Davidson Bldg., 921 15th st. n.w. Phone M. 5672. FOR SALE—TO COLORED. Excellent 6-room and bath home in the best morthwest sectio: Purnace heat: cellar under entire house. Price, $6,350. Reasonsble cash payment, balance monthly. A very -l_fll CHAS. AGER 923 flfl‘fi. l{!et Nw. Gallatia St. Detached Semi- Bungalow. Stz eunshiny rooms: bot-water heat, €18 and large. 8 i eealiont m & THOS. E. JARRELL, 837 Woodward Bldg. Main 766. NEW MT. PLEASANT l‘!‘? ¢ amd 8 rooms. 2 complete bai warages; iastantaseots water Deaters, session. in n. MES | i = |2 SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Bureau of Standards and opened at 2 June 15, 1921, fot furn pressi 4 flexural test In sceordasce with drawings and in- ote. Room 41, Bureau of Standards. AUCTION SALES THIS AFTERNOON. USTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, TITH IMPROVEMENTH, ‘O SCMNEH AVENUB, ANACOSTIA, D. By virtue of a decree of the !“m Court of the District of Columbia, passed in equity cause entitled Briscoe vs. Briscoe. Equity No. of the Py o 303 AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M., Jot 35 . Barry Farm. new square 5862, eoniaining one acre land, ith improvements, o' frime house of fhres d fruits, etc. Terins of sale: One-third cash and the bal- ance in two equal instaliments, ible in one yeats from day of saie, with interest at @ per amnum, pazable seml-annuaily, se cured by deed of trust on the property seld. at the option of the purchaser. Terms to be complied with in fffeen days. otbetwise trustees reserve (he right to resel at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. deposit of $100 required at time of sale. aft coaveyancing 88 siamps at cost of purchaser. N_EDWARDS. BMANUEL ity buildin my?28-d&ds.exSudhol HEWLETT, Bquity buildiny MORROW. Trustees. D. W. RILEY—AUCTIONEER | **% 431 11th Street Auction Sale of Miscellaneous {Household Furniture, including {Mirrors, Ornaments, Rugs, Paintings, Washing Machines, etc., etc. Saturday, June 11, At 10 AM. FUTURE DAYS. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEBRS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF PREMISES NO. 1412 | duly recorded in Liber 4468, folio 86 et neq., STREST ELBVBNTH NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. . Under deed of trust recorded in Liber 4351, at folio of the trict of Columbia, we shall sell. the premises, on iot w-n of record jn_the office of the surveyor of the District of Cvlumbia, subject to a_prior incumbrance of $3,000 first trust, and 'r second_truat. Terms of sale: All Above the first and sec- ond trusts cash. A deposit of one hundred ($100) dollars required at time of sale, pur- chaser allowed thirty dl;; from date of rale to complete purghase. further particulars at time of sale. BDWARD H. YOUNG. Trustee, LOUIS G. GRBGORY. Trustee, 1986 12th st. n.w. 7EPH P. MOORE,. Attorney for holdet of note, 1938 12th st. n.w., Washington, D. O. Je10-ddds.exfin THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUOTIONEDRS. TRUSTEES' SALS OF VALUABLE IMPROV- BD RBAL BSTA’ 1887 BLEVENTH EPREEF NORTHWIET. x fixtures, 3 Impact teat machines. and : achines of highowt scieatific | 10, (¢, matter, of 1and records of the Dis. { public auction at Weschier's, of | n.w. FUERDAY. J0ND TWENTYE, | 1631, AT TWELVE 0'CBOCK NOON. one peve FIEST: 1931, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK | passenget wxuwn touting car, model 1917; ea- 29, in square 812, us the same ap-| gine N ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auctioneer. One-Ton Ford Truck. (Pneumatic Tires) Ford Delivery, (Both ambulance bodies). By Public Auction at Weschler’s, 920 Pa. ave. n.w. Tomorrow 12 o’clock noon. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Iy THE SUPREME lglflvrr’m;“m Dis- Coll ing a Probate — A o earter of the caate of Irane H. Rad "o ot be. Distrist of the Supreme Caurt of t! of otambia, noldiag & Probate Court, the uader- signed a¢ administrator of (he estate of Isa H. Radford. decessed, will sell, at public & tion, on SATURDAY, JUNE ELEVENTH, o THE HOUR OF ELEVEN-THIRTY (11: at the auction Certificates Nos. pitio Land asd Lamber Company for 30,000 shares, par value $1.00 each. ‘Certifieate No. 2028 of the i Min- Company for 10 shares, par valus $100.00 “Certiicate No. 4439 of Dabmey OIl Company for 350 shares, par value $1.00 each. Certificate No. 102 of the Merriman Solidified 011 Co. for 100 shates, par vaiue $10.00 each Certificate No. 208 of the Kero Gas Company for 5 shares, par yaive $100.00 eac! Cortificats 7 of the Railway Construetion Company of Nova Scotia, Limited, for 4 .-ml at $100.00 #ach. Certificates 1643, 1548, 1103; 978, 1108, | 980, 1100 and $81 of the American Rotary nel Machine and Development cn-pny Tor 500 shares, par valoe $1.00 each. Certificates’ Nos. J43. GO 28d G7- of the Do- minion of Canads, Trust Corporation for 120 shares at £1 eacl Draft of G W. Tarker for £3, dated May 21,1912, protested. Note of C. L. Davis, dated Petraary 4, 1914, $300. Donglas of Queesstury gote, datéd Nevember Kett, Mareh 1, . M D e tieon, Ao e m Note of Chatham Development Company, July 1, 1913, $1.750. “"nfl"m Kenneth McWhinney, Pebrmary 1 1913, Note of W. G. Hopkins, December 27, 1912, ,850. & ROBERT H. McNEILL, Administrator of Estate of Isadc H. Radford, Deceased. JAMES W. McNEI Attorney for Administrator. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Winton Tour- ing Car. By vmu— of & certain chattel deed of trust of the land records for the Districh of Colum- bia, and at the fequest of the party secured thereby, the undersiened trustees will sell by 920 Pa. ave. on SATURDAY. JUNE ELEVENTH, Ferms:” WALTER A JOHNSTON, 7.'A. FRAKK, 2 Trustees. THOMAS DOWLING & CO,, Auction Sale of Household Fur- niture From Storage, Private Homes and Others: Parlor niers, Auction, at Our Rooms. 910 Pa. Ave. N.W., Saturday, June:11, at 10 O’Clock AM. Cane Back Parlor Sets, Mahogany ot 'lL By virtue of a_certain deed of trust, duly | nut Dining Room Buites, 10 pieces; Round D. recorded in Liber No. 3112, Tollo 468 et seq. ."o'f R Tablet Chairs, China Closets, Brass asd the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party secured the by, the undersigned tntstee will sell at auction, In front e_premises, on DAY, THD TWENTY FIRRT. A.D.'1921. AT FIVB 0'CLOCK P.M.. the fol- lowing described land and )r"mh’\' situate in Ington, istrict of Columbia, %2 being gatt ot oc pomn: bered four (4). in 0. O. Howard and others: subdivision of square north of square nnmbered thres, hundred, and {hirty_four (N. 341 as t piat reconted in Book H. D. O page 187 OF the recordn of the sArvesor's ofiee ‘ot thé District of Columbla, fescribed as follows, viz.: Beginning for the ‘same at a_point in the north line of eaid lot, distant 43 feet 3 inches from the west line of Vermont avenue. ‘and runing thence southerly and patailel with the Vermont avenue to the south line of -lfl lot, thence with said south line to the east line of 11th street, about 31 feet 7 inches: thence north 14 feet to the north line of said lot, and thence aléng said north line about 37 feet 8 inches to the place of heginning, to- Rether with the improvements, consisting of & two-story beick dwellin Terms of sale: _One-third of money 0 bé paid in cash, balance in tw installments, payable in one and two gears, with IIIM “'{ per centum RP agnum, pay- able semi-annually, from day of ssle, sécured by deed of trust pog the proverty soid, or all cash, at the option o purchaser. A will be required at time of sale. fevenue stamps, efe., rms of sale to be com. days defasiting -mrmurnv: w .&I‘I“ D. (; e gun- Terms: WILLIAM A, HIL RIGNALD ki iblic | Dressing Tabies, - | Set, o DAY, OF TUNK. | on Tablew, Oicasiln, Chi " the purchase | or " She wo equal | Court Iron Beds, Bptings, Mattresses, Pillows, Bed- ding, Tace Curtaina, Portieres, etc., Dresses, Chiftoniers, ' 1vors Bedfoom Carpets, Refrigerators, Kitch. Chisa asg Giass , 0il and G nnm. Rru i Wicket I‘u-unn Also at Ov:rlnnd, Scripps - loolll 'l'umc. ete. Distriet of Col -in re estate of Pal administration fgd ‘!Nu. L-e Oolg . CANNON; Admini q-m{'“ G, Attorier, Valuadle Diamond Chais &sd three pediy and one male : _Casb. SARAH C.G. | the undersigned trustess will offer for sale by SLOAN & CO,, INC, AUCTS FUTURE DAYS. WMu. ER. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Lunchroom Furniture and| Equipment at No. 420 and 4207 12th Street Northwest. | By virtue of a chaitels deed of trust dnlll recorded in Liber 4478, folio 332 et seq f the | land records for the Disirict of Celumbia, and Tequest of the party wecured theredy. | idersigoed trustees will sell o tion, within the above premises. o JUNE 'I‘I‘L RTEE! A K A 12 Muhogany Opalit Mabogany HBentwood Chair Register, Battery of (offee Table, (- C I! a Lighting Fixtare « ‘are. Sllver-plated Ul vleum, Kllth-n Hequisites, The abore will first be tirety. including lease “and will “of premises. und if a satisfactory s not re- ceived will be lmmediately sold iu detail. Terms cash. : k. H. W LEVI COOKE, 90 __JeB0&ilbn. xS i % ADAM A. WESCALER, AUCTIONEEK. VALUABLE IMPROVED RF. STATE. NUMBERS T STREET NORTHWEST AND 311 AND 313 AST. WASHINGTON virtue of the last wi Supreme ( District of Columbla, holding Probate Court. public _auction. in _frop! remises. on TUESDAY. THE FOURTH AY OF JU . A 1921, the follo described lun and premives, city of Washington, District of Columbia, follows: AT, HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.AM. ON THAT DAY Part of lot numbered 4, in sgnare numbered 361, follows. BQ‘Innln‘ for the same at a poin the north line of T street wi and one-nalf fect west of the wouthe ner of the said let d ruuning the: ‘with the porth lines of said street sixteen af one-half feet to the center of the wall he. tween the two middie louses of the erected oc the said lof, thence morth 153 feet 3 inehes. thence cast sixteen and «nehalf feet and themce south 133 feet and 3 inches 1o the point of beginning. being improved by premises 439 T mreet norihwent. EREAFTER AT FIVE_ 0'CLOCK M. ON THE SAME DAY. Lot numbe: fifteen (15 bered seven idred and s Taid oat npon the origial plan of sad cit improvements, _consisting street ‘sortheast. : Ome-third of the parchase | money to be paid in cash and the balance in; two equal installments. payable in one 1 t of the respective two years. evidenced by promissory notes, with | interest at 6 per centum per anaum. paysble semi-annually, from day of sale. secured by first_deed of 1 upon the proverty. respec- lrey. o, o o, e-'n. at the ‘optien of the vely. poait of 3300 20 each parcel sold will ‘be ‘required ot purchaser, mvemuly e ine time of sale: An ing. sotartal don of title pure Terms of salé to be complied with within' thirty da: of sale, otherwise the irustess reserve the Fignt to résell (Ne property ai the pisk and fihe defauiting mnnm af! 7o advertisement o Dewspaper published tou. ‘BCKERT 3 SACK CHARLEY W 31008, TRUSTEES' GALE OF VALUARLE REAL F. MPROVED RY THE ‘MODRRAN 'nm RY FIREPROOF BRICK BUI ING, NO. 1337 14th ST. N.W.. ADAPTED B e Ot e o romt v virtue of a certain trost dated April 15, 1920, and_ being instrumest No. 77. recorted’ February 10, 1921. among the I records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party seenred theredy. the nn- gersigned trustees will eil blic_aveti t of the premiser. on DAY, THI rounm:rm AY OF JUNE. A.D. 1931, AT FIV] M.. the following described Tand and promises, situate 1a the e, of o ington. District of Colambia. and desigmated and being lot 1 in Reginal truster subdivision of lots in square 24: per_piat | recorded in Liber H. D. C.. page 18. of the records of the office of the surveyor of the Distriet of Colombis Terms of sle: One-third of the prrchase moey to be paid in cash, balance in two equal instaliments. payable in one and two years. with iaterest at 0 per Centam per an- .un‘-’h‘":p’;fl-“"l“. ly from ’;ey of sale, secn) y of trust upon the property sold, or all cash. at the option of the purehaser. A deposit of $500 will be required at tls ale. conveyancing, _recordini stamps, ete.. at cost of pnrchase smie o be complied with within 15 days from dsy of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the | right to resell the property at the rik and { cost of defauiting purchaser, after five days’ ldvlrllltfllnlnuf ll%e)nr\':‘ l; E-. ‘published in Washington. D. C. o GERSON NORDLINGER, 3. EDWARD LEWIS, o Trustees. “THOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1013 EU- CLID ST. By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly recorded. in Liber No. 4100, Follo 468 et seq of the land records of the ‘District of Colum- DBis, and at the request of the party secared thereby, the undersigned trustees wiil sell. at ublic anction in front of the premises. on DAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D, 1921, AT PIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the fol- lewingdescribed land and premises, sitsate in the District of Columbia, and designated and being lot 24 in vision in biock 12, in division of parts of Mt. Pleasant and Pleas- ant Plains, as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Colum- bia. in Liber county 18, folio 192, except the nortli 34 feet by width of said lot_condemned as a_public alley in District Canse Case 858, In the Supreme Court of the District of Columibia, #a}d lot now known as lot 813 in square 2863. Terms of sale: Bold subject to an um balance due on a Building Assoclation amounting to about $1.600, and the amount over said loan to be paid in cash, $300 deposit required upon acceptance of bid and purchaser owed thirty days to complete the sal deposit forfeited. Conveyancing, reconding add Tevemue stamps at purehaser's cost. WILLIAM 8. RYON, WILKRS C. PRATHER, Je8-04ds Trustees. ADAM A, WESCHLBER, AUCTIONEER. OOLLATERAL AT AUOTION. By virtue of collateral promissory note, dated February 10, 1621, for £2.060, pasable ninety days after date at the District National Ban of Washington, made by Samuel H. Friend, 500 ¥ st. n.w.. to the order of Francis A. Crawford, and indorsed by said Crawford, de- fault having been made in payment thereof, and at the request of thé present hqlder there- of. I will sell at public auction within my raiesrooms, 920 Penna, ave pow.: on THURS DAY. THE SIXTEBENTH D, JUNE. TV, AT TBN OCTOCK. A the coltnserai named therein, to wit: Promissory note dated November 18 1920, for 82250, payadle thies years after date, Inlfle by J. Tyrrell, 1829 Irving st 5 ihe Srier ot Ada: Friend and seenred on on 24 In muacc A31N: sory note dated A 18, 1920, fe llelll or pevadle i ‘monthly Seuth Dukota thaniel L. Terry, Soredon lo6 24, 1 sansre. a‘-’-‘ oR fald sotes "‘14'?.‘:‘5.” Ada Friead and Samuel H. Friesd. A. WESOHLER, Auctisacer. ADAM A. WEBCHLER, AUCTIONBER. COLLATERAL AT AUOCTION. BT, Tirtue of collateral promimory ncte. dai ebruary 5. 1921, made by B. ‘and [cFariand, to the order - l-umusul Bhoo' Hert Oorporation. for sixty days after date, |-der-ns hy - ration, by A. K. P N Ol payment thereof,'and at the mz holder thereof, we il auction, within my nalesreom: .. o THURSDAY, THE Si F JUNB, 1921, AT TEN 0'CLOCK A. nlmnu pamed thersia. 1o wit: Three' fated Febriary 1, tional “’h‘b‘ Py two ai T onia and onehalf menthe after date; all sald nétes lld-nol by Interna- tional Shoe Heel By A. K. Pome. rox, president, and B. M treasurer, all ‘said potes duly Protésted at maturity. Tey Cash. "33 A, WESCHLER. Auctioncer. Je10-¢&dbs 1 [ lund_ records of the Dist iw |the purchaser at the time of sale. ADAM A. wmnu: mUoSdooanluHeS— dence, 1656 Park Road Northwest. By virtue of authorlty vested fn the under: signed under the last will and testamemt of Annie A. Wilson, deceased, and pursusnt to ‘decree of the Bupreme Court of ‘the District of Columbla, passed equity csuse No. 37776, the andersignad surviving trustee will offer for sale by public auction, in frent of remises. on MONDAY, THE THIRTEEN AY OF JONE 1031 AT FIVE 0'CL A ollowin; Teal esta 'w:rlnuqmn, Distriet of Lot ‘n Jonn H. X block 1, in 8. P. Bttt of Iaad Reown 5 iat of sald Subdivision Feeorded. in Diver County No. 20, folio 102, of the aforesaid surveyor's office records, Improved brick dwelling contalning 10 rooms, 2 baths, bot-water heat, electric lights and gas. One-third of the purchase mone sh, the balunce in two equa stallments, payable in one aud two years it interest a! per_ceat per annum, semi-annually, from day of, sale, secured b deedt of trust urom the ty wold, or al cash, at the option of ti purchaser. A de- o R ot $300 seamred of The purehesce ot the time of sale. All conveyancing, recording. revenue stamps and notarial fees at the cost of the purehaser. Terms of to be com- Dlied with withiu thirty days {rom day of sale, otherwise the surviving trust reserves the right to resell the perty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five Tt TTabe [n the ity oL Waskiog: wapaper shed in the city of Washing- E0 iy ARRY 0. WILSON: HLING. TERe & ot e [OEHLIN L Attorueys, 1416 ¥ st now. sel-dids.ex8u "TADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTI Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Bu ness Praperty Nos. 1221-23 Wisconsin Avenue Northwest. i By victue of deed of trust daly d, Mar No. among the D of Columbis, and § praucat of the party secured thereby, gnea ‘rustees will offer for saie b7 n ’ml of the premises NTH DAY ki O'CLOCK P.M. IM ffl"l‘flfl[ Aeseribed Jand and premises, si te in the of Washingto Distrie of tnnhia, (o Part of lot in square 206, deseribed s follows: egioning for the | same 5t the end of 74 fee! sous the east line of Wisconsin avenue from the northwest corner of said lot 11, and running thence east parallel with M street. 202 feet 11, inch fo lot 9, in sald square, themce southerly paraliel with Wisconsin avenwe, 29.50 feet: thence el paratier with M sireet, 202 feet 115 inch, thence north with inconsin enue, ~in al atraight line 10 the f beginning, im ned by four-siory a i |7{ 1228 Wisconsin : ! be complied Rubjac with within thirty days from day of sal ! otherwise the trustaes reserve the right to re | ‘il the properts at the rik and cost of the defanlting parchaser. afier five days' adver- Hiement of fuch restie in come newshager pub- the city of Washington. D. lished in 7 of Washing, FRANK A JONES, ___ Tras ] et ! ar the the und o trust for $7.500 ance.one-half month, with a second dee or all cash uver frust purchaser. A deposit of 7 Vime of sale. All convevancing, recording. fees' at the cost of SoT-dkas exSn “ADAM A_ WFACTILF Trustees’ Sale of Valuable| Wharf Property Known as! Number 3254 K (Water) St.| N.W. N | y virtue of a decrre passed n the prPu.- Court of the District of Columbi The case of Fraest L Conant. assignee. et plaintiff. vs. Warner Miller et al.. defendants, Bauity No. 30033, Erpest L. Cunant. axsignee of Warner M'ller. f pnrchaser at a former e, having made default. wr will sell at pub- lie auction. in front of the premises, on Fl‘(lr DAY. THE SEVENTE AT FOUR-FORTY FIVE e following described land ;:u’ln the :\ly of Washington. District of Co- { Jombia: Tot numbered twenty-six (26) and | ,.n ‘of lot numbered twenty-five (25), in lock numbered five (5), bounded on the north hy ‘Water street. on the west by lot numbered twenty-seven (27), on the south by the Poto- mae viver, and on fhe east by the property fonveyed fo James P. Essex by 0. M. Linthi- | cum and others, trustees. by deed recorded in Tiber J. A. §.. numbered twents (20), folio 0 et neq.. one of the record books of the Dis- of (olnmbia, heing the same property conveved by George Trueedell and wife to Wil tlam H. Barr ai Rufus Amith. trnctees. by a deed recorded in Liber No. 1027. folio 214. et .. ona of the land record books of the Dis- THtE ‘of Colnmbis. excepting from said lot 5-aix (26), that pert of sald lot which ‘was_heretofore ‘eonveyed by the sald Willia F1. Rarr and Rofas Smith, frustees, to Charles Cropley et al., by deed recorded in Liber No. 1199, folin 16 et aeq.. ene ord books of the District of € that part of lot nnmbered twenty-seven (27) whieh was _conveyed fo the aaid William H. Rure and Rufos Smith, trustees, by Charles B. (‘Npkv et al. by sald deed recorded in Liber 1120, folio 18 et seq, Bl!flld. aaid property containing ten thow T T Miig seven (10.Z1T) sqnare feet of ground. more or less, and heing known remises 8254 K street or Water street. Terms of sale: Ope-third of the purchase money to he paid in eash and the balance in two equal instaliments, pavable in one and two years from the date of male. with interest at 317 pef cent per annum. pagable semi-annually, 1o be secured by deed of t upon the prop- erty sold, or all cash. at the ontion of the pur- Thacer, 'A deposit of £300 will be required of All_con- . recordinz. revenue stamps and no- at the cost of the purchaser. The of sale to be complied with within thmv days or the trustees may advertise and risk and cost after n"l So- in ve: e hiished in Washington. D. C. r published in Washincton REWBPAPEr JACKSON H. RALSTOS Fvans Ruilding. Trnatee. CHARLES W. CLAGETT, 418 5th st n.w.. Trustee. e T-dRAmexEn STEAMSHIPS. NEW YORK TO EUROPE Bellings from Pler 75, 231A 8t N. R. PLYMOU H URG—BREMEN AMERICA: 1 June 2—July 23—Aug. zu GEORGE WASHINGTON July 30—Aug. 27—Sept. zq A e R I TH—BOULOGNE—LONDON PLYMOU “gam-mmzm (Ex-as d’m 11—July 23—Sept. 7 S Fune 15—July 28—Sept. 18 HUDSON: July 13 _Aug. 30 Oct. 16! NEW YORK—BOSTON—NAPLES— GENOA POCAHONTAS: June 30—Aug. 13—Sept. 84 S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. ~June 5 July 28 Ang. 20 !e“" 30 June 25 July 16 Aug. 18 July 6 Aug. 3 Aug. 31 ‘New Ynrk and Noston—Azores. Lisbon, Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa Canople June 17 Aug. 9 Cretle .. July 12 Sept. 7 *Also_calls American Lme—Red Star Line New York—Plymouth, Cherbours, Antwerp .amg July 28 Aug. 27 2 lnl!w Bept. 3 6 A -m Sept. 24 P A S Sevr1e i mata deck inclnded. T T g R s fo Tor ilinstrated foider. "o P! & MINERS TRANS. CO. Established 1834. prssengirs carried—net a 1ife/ los:, Tel. bt Laul dovh ulist ot Sop gt:n« Milliens of u:‘l‘. h-t B, Gay 8t ¢o—Ticket. £ -‘:‘-—m 250 (ne war tax)—Total. $L.18. f31ue_wornY'ln L 'w—mn & 5 RESORTS EDUCATIONAL Nine-day, All-expense BERMUDA g% Si3d “Islands of Sunshine.” $116.83, DELTA TOURS, Phone Main 1472. 500 Bond bldg. Mount Vernon Steamer Charles Macalaster Ttk Street Whart Leaves Dally Except Sunday 10 a.m., 2:30 p.m. 60 war tax; sdmissien te = M’OWNG PACKING & STORAGE | STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT, APPROXI- htels. 7500 sauai feet. in vicinity of 9ih . and Penusyl and, 08, 3. FINHER & CO., 738 15th st n.w. 4 Transter Co., 'nlt.fi“!zs 14th St.erN\z Phone Main ’.‘ Specialists in Long-Distance Moving LIGEF A RFATY MACLING T MoToR ROB'IT FRANZ, 530 23th st. n.w. gm ‘West 2821 __Jel! ODEHN FIREPROOF STORAGRH LARGEST VANS ON THE ROAD ol BAVE MONEY, AND LONG-DISTANCE MOVIN CRATING, PACKING, SHIPPING. Modern Breproof MOVE_FCONOM! Our estimaftes are proving thi Carefal men. Pndded va, JACOBS TRANSFER CO. TLEAN, DRY RTORAGE FOR FURNITU a pisnos. Estimaiex cheerfully given. Oom- i i WESCHLER'S." 830 Pa. ave. 1 STORAGE CO. reproof Warehouses ON, MOVING, BACKING E ‘EST lMATES PHONES 7-‘."-‘.;’:‘333 o '2fi PH The Cemral Transfer Co 1331 H BT. N.W. BAGGAGE. HAULING. STORAG! MABYLAND AND VIRGINIA SUBURBAN re " UNION, ‘£ % STORAGE COMPANY ;| i & SEPARATE ROOMS, $1 ZLecal and Long Distance MOVIN( By Careful Men. Hates Reasonabl Plone 104 PACKING BY EXPERT North 705-9 Fia. Ave. N.W. i WINTER BUILDING STORAGE 30,000 »q. ft. Finest Storage Space Cig. 500 Rooms for Houseiold Goods and Meérchandise. Ex ert Packers, Craters & Shippers Suburban and Long Distance Moving. | I\l; . #845. Free Bstimates. 1438 U st. u. MUSICAL INSTRUCTIOR. N0 FACHER, BPECIALIZING F( chitdre: c per hour. Write Mise BAS 227 B n'e. WasfimgtonCoHege of Music, Inc. Open All Summer COMPLETE FACULTY. Students May Eater at Aay Time. Ti4 17th st Franklin 401, EDUCATIONAL Physiotherapy Ewedish Massage, Electrotherapy and Hydro- therapy. Regular ‘and post-graduste Courses. The BLESSEL SCHOOL OF PHYSIOTHERAPY 2023 Kalorama rd. North ¥964. 11 Civil Service Examination For Statistical Clerk, July 6. n for this examination and | n_examination. The Cieil{ Preparatory School, s.e. cort 12th nrxdl . n.w. Phone Franklin 2080. . Evening Classes Just Starting in Accountancy Classes Opening in All Semesters. “Fresh- men Aocounting, Corporation Accounting, C. P. A. Theory and Problems. Course of College Grade. C. P. A. Instructors. College Preparatory Erépacators eublécts laciadiag hémistsy, FEnglish. Mathematics and Language. Classes meet Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Bookkeeping Taught by a C. P. A. course, £5.00 a_monthy for the xtudy of Accounting smmercial Positions, Gregg Shorthand and_ Typewrlting for Heginners and Ad- Vinced Riudente._ $6.00 4, month. Public Speaking and Business English Taught by ,\r"lflr Derrin Call. meet Monday and nesday. (GG YMCA SCHOOLS 1796 G n.w. Main 8250. Open to Women. TheUmvemty Prepmtory School Corner 12th & F Sts. N.W." Fr. 2080. Adolph Richards, M. A.. M. 8., Prin. Mathematics, English. Latin, French, Ger. man, Phyxics. History. Economics, Chemistry.s Study Chemistry Make a H. S. credit this sum- mer or begin preparation for a very inviting field of employ- ment. Evening Class Just Starting Ten other accredited High School_Courses offered. Call or address YMCA SCHOOLS, 1736 G Sts. / Women Admitted. Spanish Prots. from Spain. National University , Law School (Founded 1569 and Incorporated Under Special Act of Congress). Summer Term of Ten Weeks Opens June 15, 1021 Class Exerei-es, 6:30 P.M. to 8110 P.M. r courses offered during school year 1821-1922, Including sum- mer term 1921, consult cata- logue, copy of which will be mail- 2d on application. Women admitted. Work done in the summer temm counts to the extent thereof toward the LlL. B. degres and will be help- ful to students desiring to secure the degrn n less than three years. cretary’s office,. Law School Bul‘dln‘. ¥18 13th st. n.w. Phone AL i H | | | @ | Classes e School of thmgtm 14233 @ Bt. | Beat Locatea P Spanish Lessons BY GRADUATE NATIVE PROFESSOR. Call Frankiin 5320 for Appointment. ATLANTIC CITY. Tarol THE WATKINS %o Gerol comfort and service. Moderate rates. . L._B._ARNOLD, Owner. Establivhed 1552, lin 4463 Phoces—Fraskiin 4463 SUMMER SEMESTER. Day School for Men and Boys, JUNE 15. Evening JUNE 13. Evening School for Women, ot co-ed), JUNE 18. Prepares for College, lar and Diplomatic Service. W. H. RANDOLPH, A. McD. CRAWFORD, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. OR perfect summer Jors— that fs real—for fu and for munst g0 10 Atl mer vacation. 1 is the one place 1 erery_ attmetion Bext, © and weather — brizlt ~u bracing bre that and make each Golf, Fishing, Sailing. Bathing, Aviation, Motor- ing, Rolling Chairs, Piers, Theaters. Dancing, Etc. 5 1'luu:.dl.lec“1m\(. HOUSES nexcel isine ard. Hospitalit; Phone, Wire or Write for informatio Rates, Etc. Marlborough-Blenheim Hotel Dennis The Breakers Hotel Strand Hotel Chelsea | Galen Han The Shelburne Seaside House HotelSt.Charles The Wiltshire Hotel Brighton Hotel Morton Alamac Hotel Convenient and comfortable train serv. ice. ~Phone local ticket agents for scheduies, fares, ete. withh Atlantic Crty /X'ImérCHARLES o ll' klet, F1oo th' N, :S’p«lé Rates (nofi CUP, Trustee, 1740 P st n.w. School for Men and Boys, | _seoxiec. Professional School, Service Examinations and Academies. Comsu The Holmhurst Hotel De Ville XENTUCKY AVE. NEAR BEACH. Qovmn view. Moderate eates. Ouchestra. TROMAS M. O'BRIEN. S So. Carolina Ave. nr. Beach. 'ROQUO' 150 e, and ‘bmite. Colming @nd service unexcelled anywhere. Pre-war rates, A. H. CREMONA, Gen. Mgr. HEHUBLTH BEACH. DEL THOTEL HENLOPEN Il open June 20, 1921. WA BEACH HAVEY Open Juve 17. The best combivation of gwae aine seashore features on the Atiantic cot. Ma chless Sching. salling, bathing. eic.—oceas and bay. Five teomis courts. w offers wll a intrients, | sen '2nd [y ey a8 and beach. Ca- ty. 150, Running u-y.-.n. manae ! STAR VlLLA oo elevator. Wesdey. Room< with ruunisg water xrg 5. 1. MAYRERKY ap. 400 Whole biock oceun front. American unning water in all rooms. Private Orciestrs. Danciug. Tennis. uerly of the Duxton i 1 The Favorite—Wildwood-by-the-Sea i Finest beach on Atiantic. Kooms witi batn Table uBsurpassed. Attractive rates for __A McSWE HOTELDAYTON Wildwood. N . Reoms with Lot & evld Private bathe Suceess Gue Lo our serviee ang Capmeity 26, Boukiat. F. W. McMUREAY. HOTEL SAVOY | fromt. Csp. 150. Run's water Boukiet. Ownership mgt. W H Pea i the. kisten Isiend, water bathinz. fiski ra. Week ends otomac 1 - #t. Ploue Leons AKISTON, Palm LSt Margs Co. Md 13 CLEVELAND INN North Chesspeake Beach. Md. Open sow f Prewar bome tabie. Gireas tes. Address C. E. /CLEVELAN( Md. Phone Kensington 108 BRADDOCK HEIGHTS. MD, " Hotel Braddock ‘BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. lass pewly enlurged and repovai- ed on 3 mountain D by ‘wonderfal woodland and vall: | magnifioent - seoners H | KERVES A SPECIAL CHICK AND HOLIDA $2. which has proven very populir . American pan. $5 per day un ropean plan. 82 per day up. Special week - Octaber HARRY WARDMAN. Propricter. __ M. JUCROGHAN. Lesser and Manager. “THE COLONIAL ! On boardwail modeled & cularged: priv: buths. running waier: bouklel. Open June 13 | to_Ociobe: Ownership_management. UENA VISTA SPRINGS. PA. 4 RRATDOCK DINNER ON rmand Open Add: it IJ b‘lfl Joth "Hotel Reanert. B tim re. Md. ATLAN"'ICCI‘I’Y N.J. the mrec yol\ - WEJ 'I.[XING"I' [1]] Pacific and Arkaseas Aves. a,.a, 600. One block depot and best hath- 5 Bath oy itk ke o et Esthere to beach. Extensive porches and ball recm. bt and running water inrooms. Private baths. from Million Dollar Pier, R « plan 13 ap dei Firepeod sandy beach and temperate water of the Lake of the Lagies affurd spiendid bath- ing 2,200 feet above sea level. Ome of the finest golf courses in Amesrica. For boaklet snd rates, write: The Forest Inn HERMAN V. YEAGER, Manager. The Lakeside np 8. KIRK & SON. The Raymond L B. C. LIST. Manager. ular Priced Hot: HOTEL K‘ENTUCK EKENTUCCKY AVE. NEAR BEACH 7. . dally: "ux'x"""’ ‘uropean Elertric lights and teleprone n all T Elevator. ic pome many, ayih peiv. bathe: runia Fireproof Radition. Crestmot Inn e | Y “NORTH HILL" CASTLEMANS FERRY. VA, 215-aere colonial farm acat nesr Hliemont on Shenandoah river; valley, fountsin and water scenery; shaded grounds. drives and cottages: fishing. boating. swimmin new laths and. sewerage: no Children, invaiids MONTIC EXCELS IN COMFORT throughout; eleva tor; runaf £ op, Jalty: 817.80 ?‘3 ELLO { Kentucky Ave. near Beach. Cap. 500. Moders | Jrater ia rosme. & oG &" taken: fresh meats, milk. fruits. fowls and 318 per week until Navember: circular. MAURICE CASTLEMAN. 5 Fer ,| {COL( COLONIA BEACH HOTEL Special June rate. $12. $14, $16 week. 15 HOTEL MARTINIQUE verv) vee: Whole block river front! 10-ucre lawn. good food, music. dancing. etc FRANK D. BLACKISTONE. Troprietor and Owger HARPERS FERRY. T SHENANDOAH INN Now open. ‘SI'IOREI'IAM Bteel Pier. Prives __ALOIS n.wu:n Close to Beach American HKunning water, Special rates for June. _ MANHATTAN ‘arolina ave. gtald Ave South Amer. 'New uon.umo' 200. Am. plan, Home cooking. e rates on v Week- Mgr. St.” Charles Pla and Beach water baths; running water i Buperior table. Special rat A. E. WAGNER. Prop. Fresh and 7eWILTSHIRE Virginia ave.. 3d botel from Beach. Privats | Westory NS, M bath SAM.'El Ve run. nm, Slevat Amar tor; Amer. RAYMORE [FZorel Loraine, Ami. Keasomabie rates. 11¢ HILL TOP HOUSE i 5o ee T. 8 LOVETT. Proprietor. Ferry. W. Va. THE LOCKWOOD Mrs. A . DANIEL. Proprictress. ndnrare Rev b oaeen. M2 OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ETATE I —10 r. * Tiebed: $100 sckson: " Mre. THORN. Kenewaw SHORE PROPERT! -end | FOR RENT- Furnished cottage. Week or week end, Phone North 788S. RERONT_PROPERTY. | SOUTH RIVER PARK_BUNGALOW SITES in 3-acre tracts. at reasonable prices: idesl water-front locations for modest summer homes, many purchasers having built bungalows, others in course of construction: a few chioice loca- tioos left Apply C. H.'NEELY & C0.. 5. SUMMER COTTAGES. FOR SALE. Worlds Greatest Hotel Slm'n; “THE SENATOR Virginla ave. at Boardwalk. Fireproof. spring_rates, American_plan, $4.00_da; $3,000 CASH Terms to Suit Purchaser. RARTRAM AVE. NORTH OF Our CHELSEA. Try CLARENDON Hotel Virginia av., pear beach. All rooms with and cold running water; private baths. Alwaye Write for rates. Monroe Hutchins. Miller Cottage &, ble. 3 op dauiy: 'su THE & “400” Noted for ?n'i’fl: o Delightfol innovations. Beach. 400 Pacific Ave. IVY R. McLEA THANEL. Mgr. Attractively furaished room ntorlR Georgia Ave. it MMIT. - electric . Charles 120 FOR tage. {12 rooms, fornished _cottage, {12 reon bath, 2 WARWI e ler: Batning permitied. Ocean view Bouth Car. and Rawik. ‘rooms g water. Electricity. Artesian SARAH H. FULLOM. ¢ Cacapon Springs Camp TABOR INNOcsan end Coanecticut Ideal location: large. room: Excelleat fl.l. 19th 1808 oWwmer CHESTER INN New York ave. near Bea: Elevator to street level. Moderate raton ‘Booklet. Mrs. D. all attractioas. KNAUER. Teeatacky ave. or. Beach. For Girls of Al Ages. 11 located @t historic Capon ':;'.'.'-'.'"v'(.l'vu‘ ‘on the western rim of the D iouls Valiey. Obe Lundred miles due o Washington; twenty-seres milne of Winchesier, f Yabte guariers in Tivgeia Cottaze, e of the famous summer ng alley, all Bathing arcade budt by inis. Trained jsion. Health, recreation Opens Ji under the protection of the Capon Springs Company. For particslars. address EATHERINE R. GLASS, Fort Loutonn Semizary, Wizche: iy west Pri- v tubercalars.