Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1921, Page 17

l \ Be REAL ESTATE. t FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—HOUSES ' AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES 1 AUCTION SALES Continued. el . Continued. . TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DAY, HOME BUYERS WILL FIND THESE THOMAS DOWLING & €O, AUCTIONEENS. | vraoe wamt i OFFERINGS WORTHY OF INVESTIGATON. Auction Sale of Storage and G.G. SLOAN & CO, Inc. 7 M. St. West%f 14thy Best Buy in Chevy Chase. Other Furniture, Dressers, Auctioneers, y Price, $23,850. y $9,000. | Chiffoniers, Carpets, New 3 DRI G, [ 8 BT DUt g i ot | Reed and Rattan Day Beds, -715 13th Street. P aree Eiosetss pewates beve-and B Borieny aboemied in very good nelgiborivod. | - Rockers, Armchairs, Tables, | Mammoth Sale e iighis. - Fousé fn " excellent - condition. Pretty Bungalow. Etc., by Public Auction, at| ®%*" ot Easy terms. of Irving St—Price, $6,500. Price, $12,500. Our Rooms, 910 Pa. Ave,, Sat- H hold ipti ..’.':.",,'.:.'h.*.m.,“.".:r.:" L L S o lfl!‘nv‘ July 30, at 10 O'Clock ousehold Goods of Every Description large yard to alley. Bungalow Bargain. Price, $10,500. Located on the heights of Virginin, overlook- House is in "very good condition and should sell quickly at this price. bath: glass-inclosed sleeping porel porchies off dining and living rooms of cement and brick construction: open fireplace: built-in vater heat and electric Mghts. ing Washington, is_this pretty, hollow-tile room and Lath semi-detached dwell- bungalow. It has 9 rooms and bath; hot- Newnrk st Jt has hot air heat water heat, electric lights, gas: hard electric” lights, sleeping porch and other floors and trim; large lot and 2-car bol garage. Price far less than actuml value, ALLAN E. WALKER & CO,, INC. 813 15th Street W sired feuture terms, Closz to Conn. ave. Attractive Main 426. McKEEVE R & GOS REALTORS. 1405 Eye St. Near Dupont Circle. Targe brick honse in seloct three stories, comprising eleven rooms three baths: has hot-water heat, electric beautiful parquetrs floors with inlaid borders! fireplace fixtures paved alley. Price, $16,000. KEEVEE & GOS: ain 4752, Beautiful Woodley Park. Very attractive home of Spadish architecture, larze front and side in rear: first floor atucco with red tile roo porches and sleeping pore neighborhood: and deen lot with reom for ga: | Main 4752. Chevy Chase Clievy Chase’s mosi beautiful homes: Qesigned ligle home, with beauti- vn with trees, shfubs and flowers: roomy . improve- ts, hot-water ciric lights, open fireplace, nd trim: two-car garage. You must see this house to uppre- ciate it. Price, 15 MCKEEVER & GOSS, 1405 Eye st. Main 4 New Houses conveniently arranged, has modern, sanitary . % kitchen, exceptionnlly large dining room, dis- In Woodley Park: exclusive neighborhood: two tinetive living room with open fireplace and Stories, cellar and attic rooms and bath many Freuch doos bedrooms and bath bath and storag completely det a two-car garage to match house. at s MCcKEEVER & GOSS, 1406 Eye st. Main 4752, third floor, room: wodérn throughout: Takoma : second floor comprises four two_bedrooms, hed on large lot and there is Priced low Ties heat, it und double rear o modern’ con water eleetrie lights, hardwood floors wid trim: spas cious frout porch: warage, opening on to alley immediate possession. Price, $13.000; on casy terms. . McKEEVER & GOSS, 1405 Eye st. Yark. sleeping porch; fr in 4752, A completely detached shingle and stucco home of eight rooms and bath: front and double rear porclies; all modern Price, $13,000. 1405 Eye St. HOMES WORTH WHILE. In Mt. Pleasant. West of 16th st.; 3 stor: rooms, 2 baths; hot'water heat, elee. wood 'floors; house in good condition $12.500; small cash paywent can secure this hom Near 14th and Park Road. Nice 6-room and bath house; a.m.i. The price is right, terms easy. Price, $9,250. pay you to jgvestigate this. See Our XNew Homes on Varnum St. West of 16th St. 9 rooms, 2 baths on 2 floors: hot-water heat, elec. It.; inst. gas heater: d; floors. hard- wood on_both floor: wedbreakfast and sleeping porches; gars Tuspect _these omes while' under construct you want and have it fnished to suit your ideas. The best L. E. BREUNINGER 706 Colorado Rldrv Phone Main 7166, improvements: floors and trim; attractive lawn with side driveway. McKEEVE 1e win | t the one \ hot-water heat, clectric lights. hardwood “Phone us for appointment to inspect. R & GOSS, Main 4752, A FINE HOM! semi-detached TWO-FAMILY HOME investment com excellent_condition paid_$9.500; OFFEI JULY 30, Col._4¥] Saul ‘ddu‘mn Detached Six large. sunshiny rooms: hot-water heat, gasx andeleetr hardwood floors: screens, storm_doors, ete.; ‘large front ui r ot I excellent property is priced right. with vuer, who Wil xive ¢ : Thos. E. Jarrell, L 837 Woodward B]’(Ig Main 766 Mt. Pleasant Home A "P" built tapestry brick, modern and con. me, with doubie brick Ka reception hall, tiled buth and large glass-inclosed room: The prop- |erty st be inspected to be thoroughly ap- d. Owner moving 153th. Reasonable and terms. / Thos. E. Jarrell, ND brick 16th St. Heights Home. completed, Semi-bungalow of 7 rooms and bath; large front porch openfireplace ved cooking de FHOS E TARRELL, 837 Woodward Bldg. \Ialn /66 MUST BAR. AIN Dupont Circle. electric lights. Only $12,500. sh payment. Ju trance. hot-water heat, electri sun parlor. den and Ten rooms: two baths: h.-w.h.; Possession uny time after Aug. Can be bought for less with Address Box' 222-M near’ Rock Creek Park en- metal B amatly aitsactive hote ciose 1o 837 Woodward Bldg. N 1CE outh ROOM FATH well focated near two car lines in best | neighborhood north of city. less ithan rent. ROBERT : ER, Georgiu avenue aud Keunedy sty ONLY $1,000 CASH. | This will buy pretty S-room_semi-bungalow |in nearby suburbs. Price, $9.000. Four bed | rooms, all improvements, music room, break- t alcove, hot-water heat: large lot. Write I, MODER. A Park_road. ctric_lights. AM OBLIGED TO S| to 13th street :_bath; will particulars upon request. 233, Star_office. Addre sts. n.w.; 6 rooms and bath fine condition. Price, $7,500; easy terms. HARRY A. KI' FE, Brick houses, newly decorated_and painted, on 10th st n.w. W _ Your terms. North —TWO-FAMIL rooms, 2 bath FOR SAL house: semi-detached; excellent investment. business purpose at present. 523 L2th st. Colonial Fine Further | s VACANT, near 6th and Lamont o | section of the city. First floor occupied {ur\ Address Box 8G-M. Star office. Owner_wil 1 cash balance in monthly payments. IERBERT & SONS, 513 East Capitol Sireet. FOR COLORED. 5 ST. —Six rooms and ! bath’ brick houses: ideally located. Bargains. £3,400 exnch. Owner will sell to responsibie person for a small cash payment and balacee in monthly payment. JOS. A. HERBERT & 80 st Capitol Streat. FOR SALE—COLORED. Several very desizable 6-room houses, located in the northwest sell to re- Terms, $150 cash and $30 ‘momh including all 1ntere=t. 731 OTIS PLACE—6 RUOMS, FRO: rear porch screened-in _ sleeping' poreh hardwood floors: gas: eleetricity; hot-wate heat: brick garige: a good buy for s wanting 0 home: must be seen to be appre- ciated, Phone Col 3 p.m. for appointment A BEAUTIFUL house; “newly in perfect st nee. session $6,750 payments. 3 BATH | house s 112 13th price, in ‘monthly ERBERT & SON: Tapitol Stree BUILDIN salesmen G serv Contidential, ® forming, requir Investment ontional Box 1 FOR HOMES A See MAHORN ““They Know Wi 1527 Eye ot n.w. Tel. Main 7821 Come Out Tonight and See This Home. Brand-New. Easy Terms. Easy Terms. Planned for the man who wish to rent out the second floor to help pay for his home. The secoud floor will rent for enough to pay your monthly payment. 3923 13th st. n.w. 18 the house right at 13th and Shepherd ets., one (block from . 14th st. car line. You will do| well {o take the time to inspect this house thoroughly and let us explain our proposition to you. ~The terms are within your reach. The house 16 the last word in a new home, ali | the rooms are large, fixtures are all standard, decorationg are beautiful. Always open and lighted_until 9 p. STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 New York Ave. N.W. M. 2332. M. 2332 710 Q st. Beantiful six-room and bath house nient to market and two Owner will well o payment Tt COLORED nw WETAKE PRIDE T offer g8 Dumber of modern hiomes, possession given with dee on attractive ferms. at nearls pre-war prices many desirable home sections ir. the eity ‘and nearby Virginia and Maryland. We have made 1t possible for others to own Lomes, on easy payment plan—why not E. RYOX CO., INC,, Successors to New York Realty Brokers Main 4507 F_St TONLY $4,350. $500 LASH Vicinity of Lincoln Park. Dandy little colonial brick of 6 rooms and bath. L. E. F. Prince, 1410 H st. n.w. S JUST COMPLETED. 1720 Kenyon St. N.W. Open Daily Until 9 P.M. This is a rare bargain in an_ ultra-modern dwelling_of six large rooms, two complete baths: screened porche: instantaneous water heater; attic: ouk floors; garage: hot-water heat and high-grade fixtures. Note the super- for workmanship. Easy terms. B. H. GRUVER Owner and Builder, Phone Main 768. Union Trust bldg. FOR COLORED— North side Rhode Isiand ave. n.w., ni C. .; vacant: O rooms, bath, fi and rear yards: room for garage; low W. McKINLAY, Room 20, 810 F St. N.W. COTTAGE. A little BEAUTY—7 rooms, bath, large front god_ sieening porches, HIGHLY MODERN. Large lot; 15 minutes to Treasury by motor, Bither car line. SPECIALLY PRICED. Truly @ bargain for some one. Inspect day or eves- pme Cleveland 1490. A BUILDING LOAN With lots in our subdivision—why not inves- tigate it? Bee G. VAN HOESEN, 810 13th st. Main_8416. NOW 18 THE TIME T0 BCY ONE ACRE OR more north of w’.nhln.lon for your suburbarm home or investmest: macadam rvads; best sec tlon, scth of Chevy Chase, Md.; fro 1 to 2 M08, E. JARRELL, 837 Woodward Bldg. Main 766. fron: 1 T AND | Kudress B. B. PINN, iCol. 5817. 712 Kenyon s [ ME. COLORED MAN! THE WISEST can do for yourself and family p @ home—the best friend in and need. You may think You eaunot afford it n prove to you that you cannot afford to | miss it We an interesting proposition for yo in and talk it over. It won't | 2'ear gatnge; special termi - Deal direct with | owner. Immiediate possession. 1634 Riggs jos | nw. s {9 ROOMS AND 503 B ST. SE. |9 a.m. and after THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. CHANCERY SALB OF BRICK DWELLINGS, AND I STREET SOUTHWEST. TH TWO BRICK DWELLINGS FRONT: ING ON ALLEY IN REAR. | of_the District of Columbja, passed in Equity | 38508, the undersigned will sell at public uction, In front of the premjses, -on MON- AUGUST FIRST, 1921, 'AT FIVE the east 16 feet front, by the in_square 489, and also that 5. in sald square, described as reet south 16 feat from the st corner of said lot. Tunning thence feet, tuence north 122 fee: 4 inches to an alley in the rear. thence eust 16 feet, | ana_thence south 122 feet 4 inches to the place , of beginning, with the lmprovements above stated. Terms: _One-third to be paid in cash. of which $100 on parcel 48 to ba deposited | (A€ the time of Aale, and the balance in two f caual” tustalinents, ‘payable tn one and e ars from uay of sale, and to be represented Dy the promissory notes of thie purchaser, bear. ing interest at the rate of 6 per centum per aunum, payable semi-annually, and secured vy | dead of trust on the property sold, or all cash, At the option of the purchaser. ' All convey. ancing. recording and revenue st of purchaser. Terms to e compl fifteen dnys from day of sale. or the trustees reserve the right fo resell at the risk and co of the defaulting purchaser nfter ten days' ad- vertisement. report said default to the court for 1ts dction in the premise COOMBE. 1428 G st. n.w. M: Columbian_blde. Trustee & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES" SALE OF VALUABLE BRI RESIDENCE, NO. 413 P STREET NORTH- WEST, AND' A BRICK STABLE ON THE REAR' OF LOT. By virtue of a certain deed of try February 1. 1921, and being instrument 118, recorded March 7, 1921, among the land records of the Distriet of Columbia, and at the ! request of the party sccured thereby, the un- dersigned trustees will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1021, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the following described land and_premises, situated in the District of Co- lumbia and distinguished as lot *G.” fn Joseph H. Hollldge aud others’ subdivision of lots in square 510. as per plat recorded in Liber W, fatio T30, of fhe reconts of the oft of the District of Columbla. Sold subject to a_ prior d of trust for $5.000. and the amount over trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of 400 required upon acceptance of bid. Conveyane- ing, recording and revenue stamps nt pur- chaser’ Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale or deposit forfeited. CHARLES E. MARSH, ROGER D. MARSDEN, 1726-08s,exSu Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEER Two 2-Story 5-Room Frame t dated ed Dwellings, Nos. 2220 and 2222 | 6th Street Northwest, With Lot 26 Feet by 150 to a Wide Alley. By authority vested in us we will sell at ublic_auction, in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY., THE THIRD DAY OF 'AU- GUST. 1921, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M.. lot 811, in_square 3063, improved ax above. This pro erty is opposite the Freedmen's Hospital, near Howard University and will make u good in- vestment or home for a colored huer: Terms of sale: All cash. A deposit of $100 upon_each house required at ‘time of sale aud sale to be closed within 30 days or deposit feited. Converancing, recording and revenue stamps at purchaser’s cost. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, 3y29-0&ds.exSu ‘Auctioneers. myment and | Price, $2, 650 | By virtue of a_decree of the Supreme Court 1ps at cost | o0 with in | No. ¢ Suites, Sanitary_Rev. Cabinet Talking Machi | Chairs, Springs, Mattresses, and Glass Ware, Kitehen Cabinets, O TADAM AT W Storage Co. 1 Stoals. age Co. Mulogany New Mahogs by | Nets. funos, Larie, Chiffoniers, Rrass and Mattres: Chairs, Electric_Fans, ¥ L Hotel ! Couches, ul Desks, Touring, Hudson Terms: Cash. By Public ortheast see- | American Walnut Dis China_Closets, Buffets, Chin M AT WESCHLER, at Wescllers nerator home-charging Plant. and Flat Top Desks, it itrass and Tron Beds! Pillows, Bedding, Por Dressing Tables, Chif- ete.. Carpets, . Utensils, ans, . Wardrobex, etc. Also at 11 O'Clock A.M,, Ford and Other Cars, Hudnn Speedster, Trucka, Tires, Etc. ONEEK. Household Fumlture, Pianos, Hall Clock, New Mahogany | Windsor Chan-s, by Order Other Miscel-| Administrators’ Sale of Valuable laneous Effects, By Public Auction, at Weschler’s, 920 Pa. Ave. N.W. Saturday, Commencing 9: 30 A M. r Chairs and onier Shertmnt ranafer and Mtor: 2 Handsome 4-fold Re Hall Clock. { Living Room Suites, Wicker and ¢ Mahogany Uplolstered W Cane and_Overstu Eunmeled Reds, Closets, I Crockery. Faper Baler, ete. At 12 O’Clock Noon. {Rausch & Lang Elec. Coupe and Home Charging Plant, by Order Amer. Security & Trust Co., Executor; 1920 Ford Roadster, Hupmobile Mitchell Sedan, 6-40 Touring, Mitchell Touring, Overland 90 Touring, Auburn Road- ster, and Other Autos. ADAM A. WESCHLER, reer. AUCTIONE Executor’s Sale of Rausch and { Lang Electric Coupe, Also Charging Plant. e Auction, Coupe, AN SECURITY AND 'rxrs;- co.. ing Room Set, Parlor . Rtound D. R. Tables, { China Nefrigérators, Plush Screens, ed ass Poreh ng Chairs, Up- ‘abinet Victrola, Dressers, new cord . Satu At 10 Terms: Cash. 2t THOMAS DOWLIN 910 Penna uctioneers, Irpproved and Ummproved Real Estate Located in the District of Columbia. By vigtue of a decree of the Supreme Court the_District of Columbix, in adminisira- tion” 27030, the undersigned aduinistrators will sell, &t public auction In front of the premises, on the days and hours all as follows, UST HTH, mnubered 100 nine-roon. ling, No. 1719 15th st. n SAME DAY AT FOURAHIRTY POL. parts of lot< numbered 27 xquarte fmproved | ten-room Awelling. 1418 Q no AT, of in brick NINTIL, numbcred At Public Auction At Sloan’s Galleries 715 13th Street rday July 30, 1921 AM. And at 12 M. Automobiles, Etc. C..G. SI PROVED LOT (EET XSO the Lind 1 ut h the nndersigne AT FOUR pur ¥ {ut time of sale. TTADAM A T in square by W brick store and dwelling, street northwest. H ON AUGUST TENTH, AT] Tot T Uriek = numbered SAME DAY lot numbered 143 ¥ a three-story Dbrick dwelling, t northeast, - ON THE SAM O'CLOCK P, the west riginal lot numbered 5 in square proved by brick store and dwelling. No t sontheast, and also brick 1 street Sonthenst ON THURSDAY, AUGUST ELEVENTIL, FOUR O'CLOCK PO, enst on inul ot 4 DAY AT Fi ' Iettered C in saRare dwelling numbered AT FOUR-THIRTY in square 7 improved by i fr A strest sonthiest. TWELFTH, number u fra lot improved 1 3308 St stre ME DAY, AT FIVE nambered 104 in_ square frame dwelling, N west, AND T lot_numbered 101 EENTH, AT O"CLOC] lot nus square ¥ brick dw N 11tk AND | IMMEDIATELY numbered 6 in s e FOUR bered 5 three-story northwest. AFTER, Tot JIRTY in R KRICK 1: HOT- {recorded. May at the request of the | the undersigned trust {by puli INDAY, the . following deactibe situate in the District Lot 73 Iots in City of Washington, the off Columbia, in_hook 62, wimbered 113, the 16, subje be_wonounced at sale. Terms of sale deposit of $300 require recording. tarial be complied with with Iw AL 3 THOS. J. OWEN & TRUSTEES' SALE WELL ONTAIN IMPRC KESTD! BUILDIN { recorded in Liber I bia, and at {thereby, the undersign | publ; m, " THE AD, 1921; AT {the fullowinig de te in the county of bl bered three ( corded Wit averf: ord a . 1307, at ords of said Distri bonuds as and -nalf thence north perches; then leaving 8N10) BILLS (ST 3 way {and | being | bered three | the center o ] three-fourths (14%) | four and two-firth sonth efght and {east. thirty-seven and ".‘ fhe southeast corn four and ves east, v (4). an <hown ). and i Iity-eight and four-twenty- OF ce of the surve Over said trusts cash. revenue stamps fees at cost of purchaser. SON, AUCTIONEER. OF LOCATED NCE AND L. of the land records of the Distri e request of the party in_front of the TWE: follows: degrees “east, &rees’ west, twents-one and one- three-fourths AUCTIONEER. TWOSTORY AND DW! i, 6 ROOMS WAT! AT, ELE UPSIUR ain deed an No f trust duly G0 among the {land_records of the Distriet of Columbis. and PRty e ees will of the ired thereby premises, Y OF O'CLOCK P, and iumbia, 1. premises, to-wit d - land t of ( fu James A. Connor's subdivision of | 1o the | a8 per plat recorded in | District of tworth Additio r for th xuid block known o be sold trust ed at sale. Al conve and in 30 duys. RILEY JACODS, WRIGHT, " Trustee VALUARLE SURURRAN IN D RY NEC ATED A _HANDSOME ON fo e trustees will s emises, TY-SINTH DAY Washington, Di ing to a plat of div partitio road, being (213) perches; twelve (12) one-half (173) alf (2113) one anc the running thence, exwest, perches; 830 on er of said lot: five-eighths (83%) de- to the point of beginning: (30) acres, {of und subject to a1 | roadway twenty (20) fe (said plat for use and benefit of the owners hetween nverfa Wabler and Joseph Wahler, above land ana f that certain other lot of a for tie four lots in tioned; said _above premises Being a part three (3) tract of vhich resn ord of county s at page 141, o land called viston appears of record rress, “Tlas ot of 'the récords in the ht of way t wide, the division e described the subdivision ellevue,”” a Levy Co ~ of the surveyor of said District. Terms mouey insta of sale to be paid ents, payavle § With interest af 7 per cent per annum, pay- from day of sale, mecured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or D, at the option of the purchaser. A de- be required at time yancing, semi-annually, all e I posit of 8300 will Al e s, etc.. At cost o to' e comgplied wi day of sale, {the vight 1o resell the property at the risk and | two years, One-third of the purchase n cash, balance in two equal in one and two years, Tecording of ‘purchaser. th within 30 days from | cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days advertisement of such OTWAY VINCEN' I¥14-10t,ex8u 1 11021, AT SAME HOUR 2)y27-d&ds, exBu papér published in Washington, D resale B. ZANTZINGER, T A, SHEEHY, Trustees. FTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- ik FRIDAY, THE FIETH DAY OF ALOL AND PLAC] BY ORDER OF THE Tktsrsss | TRUSTEES' STORY BRIC recorded in- Liber No. thereby, th ublic " auction, P AD. 1921, AT describé lan Veyor's office of Terms of sale: Sold of trust for $1.500. nd above sald deed of A -deposit_of $200 All conveyancing, rece at cost of purchaser. complied with sale, defaulting tisement urchaser, THOS. J. OWEN & 80! F1VE ng Sty “of Washington, District of bia, and designated as and being lot 45, in J.'T. Moxley and Rosalier Moxley Vision of lots in square 1033, ‘as «corded in_Liber 24, at folio 150, in 1 . AUCTIONEERS. SAlE Oy NALUABLE Two. DW, G 14th STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of u certain deed ‘of trust duly 4200, follo 482 et seq., of the land Trecords of the District of Colum- bia. and gt the request of the party secured ned trustees will sell at o of e premises. on SDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF AUGUST, P.M. o d and LOCK remise. s Tu per subject to & prior deed e amount over and trust to be pald in c required at tme of sale. n’.! and revenue stamps ‘erms of e within fitteen days from day of otherwise the trustees reserve the right Lo resell the property at the risk and, cost of adver- such resale in some newspaper sale. to after five day: published in wnhln(&w. D. C. 1521-coatan.exbu HOWENSTHIN, 'RED W. BEEVES, Mer for sale AT for purpose of assessment and taxation as improved as above, t, however. to tw ! ageregating $6,000, part! A he Terms to AND PROP- ABOUT THIRTY OUT- NICHOLS BORO ROAD) NEAR THE AD SOUTHE of Colum- secured 1 at on OF FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., ribed land and premises sit trict of and designated as and being lot num- n between Waliler and Joseph Wahler, in Liber folio 395. one of the land rec- nd described by metes Beglnning for _the a stone on the east side of the Pis- Washington f said lot numbered three and running thence aloug the eust side aif road north one (1) degree east, twen thence | the ne of said roAd and running south eighty-eight and one-eighth eighty-seven und ) perches to the center of a road- wming between lot three- fths cith the privilege over said shown on of revenue Terms of in some news- improyed by n thr ¢ brick dwell- No. 1311 11th street torthwest, with stable on the rear ms an stated | below, unced at fime of <ol TERMS: - One-third of the pur in caxh and the balan o with interest, and seeured by a deed of trusi upon the property sold, or all cash, at the purchascr's option. $200 deposit | required on e Gf property at the time of sale An atielig, Tecording, Fevemie stamis. Notarial foes, efc., at cost of purchnser. to be complied with within 30 dava. otherwise the adwinistrators reserve tie right to resell at the risk and cost of | alting purchaser, after five days’ prov dvertisement in some newspaper publish i the Cits of Washington, Distriet of Coh L. CARELL WILLIA WALTER P. PLUMI Adunistrators. | unless otherwise 1 of ADAM A. WESC TRUSTEES' SALE OF ASH DWELLIN HWEST. By virtue of o certain deed of trust. duly | recorded in Liber 3 103 et seq., of the land fecords District_of Colum: | nd at th ¢ of the p e undersizned Trustees will offer sale by | auetion, in front of the neem on TUBSDAY. THE SECOND DAY OF LAT FIVE OCLOCK I M | Hhed land and premises, | Situate in the eity of Washington, District of mbin, to wit: Part of lot 14 in reserva D." contained within the following metes | bounds: Regluning for the same at the | Southwest corner of said lot 14 running | Thence north 20 feot 7 inches: thence east 14 | feet: thence north 2 feet: thence eaxt 18 feet: | thence northeasterly by a straight line 39 feet | to n point 14 feet north of a public alley: Weat with the south Line of ~aid lat to the { place of beginning, subject o a right of way for alles purposes from the rear 4 feet of the | above descriticd part of waid lot, fmproved us | "Terme of sale: Subject to a building associa- tion' trust amounting fo about $2.300, balance cash, oF all cash. at the. option of ‘the pur- br. A deposit of $200 required of the pur- | ehaser at the time of <ate. All convesancing, Fecording, revenne stamps and fros ai the ost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied Wiih within thirty days from day ‘of sale, otherwise the frustees reserve the Tight to resell the property at the risk and cost of. the defaulting purchaser. daye ' Rivertisemgent ‘of wnch resal newspaper pubiffhed in the cite of Washing ton, JOSEPH Al HERBERT, J Ay22-d8&ds.exSn Tru ADAM A, WESCHLER, AUCTIONE Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real Estate Containing Twenty- One (21) Acres, More or Less, Suitable for Subdivision. R. AUCTIONEER VALUABLE PERRLE- 136 6ih STREET he 3)| By virtne of a “decree of the Supr i plar, suid point hie northeust corner of smid lot num along south fourtéen and twenty- thence | degrees | half (373) perches thience Court of istrict, passed o Equ cause No. 38277, the will offer for sale by j front of premises. at or n | Rhode " Ixland " avenue THE FIFSH DAY OF AT COMMENCING AT 4:30 P. described lan County of Washington, District of lots one (1)." two (2). three (3 (4). in Kibbey's subdivision in a tract of land_enlled " per plat_attached to deed. re ong 'the 'land records of the District of Golumbia, in Liber J. A. 8., Xo. 84, folio. 377, excepting so much of sald lots as lie within the state of Mary- land. and the parts condemned and taken by District court ease No. 401, for extension of Rhode Iuland avenue, and fhe part taken for sewer purposes i District Court case No. 16, of the Supreme Court of the Dis- et f Columbia. Parts of lots three (3) and four (4) are located on the muorth line of Rhode Island avemne northeast. and having a_ frontage of B78.61 feet, more or, less. thereon. containing 3.3730 acres, more or less, improved by a frame dwelling. Parts of lots one (1). two (2). three (3), and four (1) are located on the south ‘line of Rhode Island avenue northeast, and having a frontage of' 1,220.28 feet, more or lexs, thereon, mmning ‘back and having_a_front- age on Brehtwood goad, of 15742 feet, more or less, containtng 17.6657 acres, more or less. - One-third of the purchase Terms of xale: money to be paid in cash, the balance in public r 80th streetla theast, FRIDA ST, A. D., 0 in the Columbia, and four ituai otherwise the trustees reserve | two equal installments, payable in onc and ith interext at 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-anpually, from day of sule. secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser” If sol two parecls, an_above, u deposit of $200 on the xmaller parcel, and $100 on the larger parcel: Bold us a whole, $500, required of the pur. chaser. at the time of sale. Examination of tifle, conveyancing, recording, revenile stamps and potarial fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve “the right to resell the proerty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertisement of such resaie in some news- paper published in_the city of Washiuxton, ). Plat_of property may be inspected Wpon”apblication to. the auctioneer or trus: tees. JOSEPH A. HERBEKT, Jr., Trustee, 515 Bast Capitol street. JAMES B. ARCHER. Truste Southern building. §. V. HAYDEN, Truatee. 326,20, Au o Bankruptcy Sale of Office Furniture \ By virtue of an order ot the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding a Bank. ruptcy Court, An re Washington Thealer Pro. ductions, Inc.f Bankrupt No. 124 tw under- signed trustee will sell by public Weéschler's, 820 Pa. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST THIRD, 1921, COM- MENCING, TEN-THIRTY _ AM.. ' Shaws Walker Metal BSafe Cabinet, Metal Letter Pile, Bingle and Double Malo Flat-top Desks, Mahogany Office Ch Tables, Typewriter Desks and Chairs, !umTerl. wl‘(hk.!ht Furniture, etc., erms: 3 LARIMORD KEELEY, Trustee, Woodward bullding. Cos- after five | in some | JOSEPH A. HERRERT~ H 'undersigned trustees | auctiong in | the following | it | as the THOS. J. OWEN & SON, WESCTIL LOAN & CO,, Inc. AUCTIONEERS. TRIRTEE® SALE UTHWE 369 et xea.. of | District of Columbia urty secured there: d trustees will sell ut public - premise DAY OF AUG OCLOCK P, the follow- il premises. Stuate i the bin. aud de flf of Tt 12 1 415 strect by “deptn peimser all chiase. Further particulars RANKLIN . NASH, . ACCTIONEER. District Government Sale of Valuable Real Estate Known “Mott School,” Lo- cated at the Northwest Cor- ner 6th and Trumbull Streets Northwest, Containing About 18,210 Square Feet. 3 of signe lambig. we will o r LOC in sauare 3064, on_ Trumbull coutaining ethier with Terms: One-th ninety days and days Street thority v Distriet of C Ter fur salb l‘l I DAY lii‘ JULY, K P, ving a f) anud feet on 6th 18210 wnare feet, more ot | the improvements. thereon ird cani; hird " within hin one Fear ot per annum, | property o of s o quired at time after pro mers reservee the Fight o de. Torfeited To the District of | After dne mivertising. | comgleted within thirty | \ sale. All recording, at cost of the pur- The Commissioners reserve the right to relect auy or ali 1L MONDAY T SAME 1ot BV 0 CTNO H. RUDOLPH, TZ, By virtue of a corded May 18, and records wid at the thereby, the i neton, RSDAY. PANT' T isf Auctioneer, Trustee’s Sale of Bakers’ Eq\np- | ment, Ldnchrcom F urmture,‘ Etc, in Nec. 1i67 9th Street Northwest. reques uncersigned tr the al x bake oven, gas ster. ice box. ta chairs, doughnut { tool in said trust. ase of premises, will stivety and if a wat received will be i 2 J. OHANIDES, Trustee. t, Attorne. RESORTS. . ATLAN TIC CITY, N. J. C CITY, N. J on for Booki address, Atlantic Ci Jor I‘Iea Ith andR C‘ommlenwandllmlly ml -thorough Service and Courtesy ation the Beack, redommant Z. Floor Plan, I?aa dMap & Speclal Rates | D Gmsscag Trustée bat table: $20.000 ape decorations aud fa formation write Am. Plan $3.30 MONTICEI.[O ~THE HOUSE OF BOSPITALITY " Km-ehy Ave., close to Beach and Steel Pier; hot and cold Tunning water levator frow streetlevel ; one square from Protestant_and Catholic Churches; excellent Buthiog from botel. Up Diy; Special Wkly. at on interi ¥ improvements, rrishings. Orchéstra, dancing. For booklets and other or "phone 1018 FETTER & HOLLINGER, Owtiers & Managers Micnigan Ave.. close Americaa Plan, 817. European Music, sun_parlor, rivilcg s, shower bat ery Attintion give baths; hot and ‘col plan. ,“Rendezvous” (Arausement Cen piers and amasemen's, opn r.lrmundv-n Fooms, Running water. 187 St. James place 4 houses frem beacl ing_and service: svhite help: public or private IN THE MOST RFEAUTIFUL SECTION. E'I°THEDISONA“ o b1, <hnve blocks from new convenient to all Large Sl .45 up wee up datly Pian, 81.50 up datly apaciyss porches, fi 3 ynu?f for well- ::nba' g £ Hotel Byron Atlantic City, N. 7. positively home cook- id running water. American $20 per week and up. W. A. CAMPBELL. ; & nnwm-l Ax $3.50 up Daily, Special weekly, Amer. Pla Eharchen. rlm. Saire Cnk i opetaarees 3 FUNING - WATER I ALL"ROOMS T o . WOV R INGTON CAPACITY 700 PACINC AND ARKAN Million Dollar LE ted in the under- | . Commissioners. of the | ecooking, | Westminster Aentucky ave. ar. DE A—W—KRE CITY" ~ and miscellaneous | RESORTS ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. RESORT RESORTS. VIRGINIA. “Bent Located Popular Priced Hotel” HOTEL KENTUCKY KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR BEACH. Amorican Plan, $8.50 up daily: $20 np weekly. Popular Eulnyun Rates. Electric lights and telephone in =il Many- with private hath: Running proof addition. llvll AMNHAT TAN o. Carolina ave. near Beach. Amer. & | Euro. Itun water. Priv. baths, Excel. tabl Music, dancing. Bathing. Open_all_vear. Close to Reach and Steel Pler. Capacity, 250, American plan. Private baths. Running water. Elevator. Electrieity. Bathing from hotel. ALOIS GRUBER THE HOTEL WITH A NEW HOME IDEA. NEW HOLLAND New York Ave., Near I . 250. Amer. plan. Home cookjng. jrennvated mmp man'gt, (., pointment. ¢ E an. BRI, SUIINE and SER e WM. H. BURNS. Formerlv Manawer Hotel Iriquois %’otel LU TNEY N. Y. Ave. ncar Beach. Newly furnished and redecorated. Offering excellent accommocations. | Bome _covkmg. Reduced rates. J. BIC VMWIDTSHIRE' Virginia_ave.. 8d hotel from Beach Privats -m. run._ water; elevator; Amer. plan. FLLIS. Ovwner. E} TING e Frat SEN ATO ®ireproof. " hotel from Boardwaik and Ste | Bier. on Vireinia ot ot ve. The new kind of hotel Newlr furnished and everything arranged for “comfort. Let us send_you booklet Alcan RAYMOKE “:iy Worlds Greatest Hotel Success (% New York ave. uear Heuz Elevator to street level. Bookle | THE WATKINS %o Near Reach, Every | comfort and service. Moderate rates. OLD, Owner. ~ve av. or. Beach. | Eupn. | 50 up diy. Amer. pian, i .: special wkiy. Bathing privilege from hotel. MR IROQUOIS S, and service unexcy A 0. Carolina Ave. or. 150 rms. and Lathy ed answhere. H. CREMONA, 1711 Pacific ave. Cen. | HOTEL LEWIS {7l it e, ten i Runuing_water. Electric lights. Sountifai able. Special weekly rate. C 'Orkney Springs Hotels The Merrimac | Ocenn_ front place to_ spend th HILL TOP HOUSE The University Pre])krativr; School | S.E man, Physi Ii»m. from Spaio. 14235 G St In the Allegheny Mountains Orkney Springs, Virginia Mineral baths, eleven different spring: nis, bowling, pool und billiards. Large swim- ming pool. ‘Washington Jazz Orchestra. Moving pictures and dancing every evening. Frank P. Fenwick. owner and manager of the D. C. __COTONIAL BEACH, VA._ " MONROE HOUSE Formerly t s Mrs. Tasker and Lowe Proprictors. Large shaded lawn and excellent table. L BEACH HOTEL. piver front; ealtwater bt fishiug, crabbin noving The Swop No. 14 on water. | frout. ' Modern large verandax. Free fishing and bathing. Table sup 4 plted 'mm owr Ucean front. Spacious The lJre‘hfle andne, Walking dis- S PERU-ANJERICAN AMITY STRESSED Address of U. S. Mission Head Features Peruvian Liberty Celebratiqn. By the Associated Press. LIMA, Peru, July 29.—The address of Alfred Douglas, head of the spe- cial United States mission to the cele- brations in honor of the centenary of Peruvian independence, was a ' fea- ture of the banquet given this even- ing for the foreign enyoys by Presi- dent Leguia Mr. Doug Peru o attest the which had existed between the (wo countries for a century. He referred to the fact that the English colonies in North Amerj were the first of 17 he had sincere come to regard as said tunce of country clubs and golf links. Excel lent cuisine. Bathing facilities unsurpassed. Miss L. T. ROWLAND, Mgr. | THE WAVERLY Ocean front. Booklet Mra._B._G. PORTER, Jr. T THE POCAHONTAS Excellent tahle. An up-lfl-dlll, Sommer. For reservations | Mrs. A. B. WILLIAMS. OCEAN VIEW. YA, nti o , On_ Beach. large Atlantic Cottage ur il 130 verands Excel. tahle. All mod. con. Free ot >athhouses. W ¥. AYERS. HARPERS FERKY, W. VA. Open for the season, Aprii 30. T. 8. LOVETT. Proprietor. Hurpers Ferry, W. Va THfEO?IKWOOD L A. P DANIEL. Prore dr i hoand F i Richards, M. wlid) ~ Hli<fory, Eronomics. Corner St L. Ad Math NWDFr 280 R A, Freneh, Ger- L Chemistry. * Spanish School of Wuhlsgton 5055 anie Ave. 3th house | Americun plan. | txide tooms. Home | Wi, Rricker, | . BRUCKER msonable rates BRYNE INN Boardwalk. Bath £1.85 duily. Enropean. § (Chelsen) from hou Block Amer. plan, Elevator to street. Pr JRunning water. Open ali, year. KOPP, Owner ate baths. house fr. Beach Newly fur. rooums single or en suite, Itun. wa Rates reas. Mré. Wi, Laird’ | ! l°'“COL(lMBlA Newly renovated. Rooms with bath and e suite. and service unexcelled. Large porelies. W. MECRAY & BR Ocean and beach. C pacity. Kunning batbs, Ownership, manace- water, elevator. ment.__ Al COLONIAL Directly oa Beaca. Am. ! plan. Running water. Pri. vate baths. Flevator. Electricity 25th sea- won. W. H. Church, Owner and Prop. WILDWOOD, N, J. HOTELDAYTON - vate butus. Success due Lo our service and Table. Fuvarity %0 Booklet W. McMURRAY. Prp Horel. SavoY | Beach front Cap.. 150. mm & water, 'wIL DWOOD MANOR | Cap. 4. Whole block ocean tront. Arier. Pian. Running Tooma. Private baths. Elevitor Oreheatra: | "McMURRAY & SON. Fropa | OPEN TO OCTOBER Sea Food and Chicken Dinners ngage your room over week | end. Route via Baltimore-An-| napolis Boulevard. See signs. “Telephone Ammpu 18313, HOTEL LHEQAPEAKF ON PEACH. Catering to refiued | from farm and Las table supplied | a1 OWENS: WD, © LARGE | .L.; home * Phone | Mrs. poreh; plenty shad: cooking; same man 118, Apply to THO! ORTH BE FURNTSHED nnuus o w.u':fi“b RONT BY North Beach, Md. CHESA KE BEACH. Coolest Place on Beach Rooms, $1 up. Board, per week, $15; double room for two, furnished, ‘lfl sicgle room, $8 r week. High View Hotel, G. Nolte, Prop. | hone Prince Mtflck 16-F-2. 8 | | | | | i | | HCH: | = | ! i 1 i i i | Twen t werved to reject a | the other, for ! securely MATRICULATION —for the Fall semester is now awaiting you. Call in per- son, phone, or write to G. Ruthrauff, secretary, for formation. THE RILEY UNIVERSITY of SPINAL THERAPY RILEY SCHOOL OF CHIROPRACTIC 1116 F St. N.W. | | 5 ACCOUNTANCY i Off-rs @Kceptional opportuzities te ambitious men and womes. REGISTER NOW fOR Day and Evening Classes PACE INSTITUTE | 716 G 8. N. W.. Corver 8th and 6 ¥a. _| PBOPOSAI.S RTMENT OF . Juiy 1 ton. | duplicate Wwill e’ reccived nt ¢ two v'clock pm.. Tuesduy. Augnst for (11 construction of & Hreproof bui ine for home wconomic< wnd dining b Howard University, Washinzton, . C for installation of Denting. plumbing and gws: <tallation and (1) for for €. crecting and painting the structnral 1 and iron work for eaid building. in ac rdance with the drawinges and specifications r the work, copiex of which. with form of proposul may be had upen application to the Deparrzient. . A certified check in the sum of Five Dollars ($25.001, paable to the | order of the Secretars of the Iaterior, will be | Feuuired us u gnwrantes for Ue safe fecurn of | cach set of plane loaned. The right is s and all bids, waive techn 1 defecs, und accent ome part and reject | as the interests of tie Governtient may require. Applicauts should state the .1....% classes of work above mentioned upon | Which they propose to bid. Proposals must w, enveloped, ‘marked “Proposals for hirilding for Lome economics Howard Universits.” and aA dressed to he Secretars of the Inte Waskington, I. €. F. M. GOODWIN Assi Socretary. 3 nixh st coustruetion of and dining hall, 110 the ‘I had lo | with ‘w_ B MORFS i RONB, 1¥ the -western hemisphere 1o declare and to maintain political inde- pendence of the old world, while Peru the seat of royul power in America w ast to declare its of Spain. Time had re- ling of animosity be- tween the United States and the mother countr and likewise had healed the wounds of revolution be- tween Peru and Spain Free Nations, moved all Hope. thoughtful men, ¢ Eng- “Al en in land ‘and Spain.” said the commis- sioner. “now realize that it is well for mankind that you and we are among the free nations of the world.” He touched briefly on Peru’s strug- gle for independence. d ing_that when success came the United States had rejoiced that another free repub- lic had been established i west- ern world Other ) the akers at the banquet_in- merican ambassador. Wil onzales, the Peruvian for- nister. Prof Alberto Salomon, mbassador of the Vatican. Petropall 1 I cign m and the Monsignor President Legu toast to the forei United the “new in proposing to a n nations, referred es as exemplifying <pirit of democracy.” At noon commemorative services were held in the cathedral. the arch- bishop of Lima officiating RUSSIA TIRES OF REVOLT. | American Trade Representative De- clares People Want Peace. | 1y the Associated Press RIGA, July 26.— ation tired counter revolut moderate according president The Russian popu- of bloodshed and yns and wants a more form_of soviet government, to Emerson P. Jennings, of the American Commercial Association for the Promotion of Trade with Ru who Las returned 1to Riga after spending six months in Moscow Mr. Jennings said that he probably more through his operations Ludwig C. A K Martens, for- mer soviet “ambassador” to the United States. than any other American man- ufacturer trying to deal with Russia, but nevertheless e still thought it advisable to open trade relations with 4Lu~\:| 1% AND F N Modern frevroof storage. TMODERN FIREPROOF STORAGE LARGEST VANS ON THE. HOAD TIME, 'flfl‘“’ IN LOCAL AND LONG-DISTANCE MOVING CRATING. PACKING. SHIPPING. “Call” : Jacobs Transfer Co., Inc., FOR | Moving, Freight and Storage Auto Trucks Exclusively North 9500-9501 WINTER BUILDING STORAGE .00V eq. ft. Finest !lnrlyt Space in City. 500 Rooms for Household Goods and Merchazdise. ‘Eépen Packers, Craters & Shippers i Baltimore to ......Tuesday. Friday, 4 P.M. .. Monday, 4 P.M. Mon., Tues., Fri., 4 P.M. .Friday, 6 P.M. deck. An enjorable ocenn vosage. Merchants and Miners’ Trans. Co. Established 1554 Pier 8 Pratt St. Tel. St. P. 4200 invigorating, Termuda, Great ifax, St. Johns, St. ce and the Sagnenay, DELTA TOURS, 500 Bond e nin 1472 Lak aw. | for boo Phot CHESAPEARE HEACT, MD. ! BELVEBERE HOTEL OO rince Frea- N1S.” Mgr. d MD, Homelike. lent table, 'THE DENNIS 525 for September rates. _ Mrs. R. J. DENNIS, {MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL Ocean_front. MRS. 8. M. MASON, Proprietor. 29 PLIMHIMMON HOTEL | Ana cottages. Ocean front. Best service. | Ballrcom. “Morris' novelty" ‘string_orchestra. \THE BELMONT and Cattages With ocean view. Cool, delightful rms. Rates reasonable. Excellent fable L. R. HEARNE. | | THE BREAKERS Jrem froat- Fhecs lant cooking, Bathhouses sttached. * Reason- A C. T KI_ATIN s DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. Leading Hotel of This Famous Region. Capacity, 500. Open to December. Ey modern appolntment. High altitude. ~Magnif. eent scemery. Golf, tennis. saddle horses, canoeing, bathi: fishing. Daily concerts and nces. ' Exceptional cuisine. American pla also la carte grill. Garage. Booklel maps and terms mailed. JOHN PIYI(DY Excel. Batl &) FRARKLIR COUNTY, PA. A striet) service. with excellent table and VIRGINIA. _ THE PLACE FOR YOUR FAMILY 18 POTOMAC Refined _surrounding: bte. Music. Dancing. Tidewater bus line ferry direct to place. Private bus xervice from Colonial Beach. once for reserva- Home: " FRANK . BRERETON, Potomc Beach, Va., or call Main 3009, “NORTH HILL” CASILEMANS FERRY. VA. 215-acre_coll farm seat near Bluemont on Shenandoah river; valley, mountain and 'ller scenery ; shaded grounds, drives and. cot! fshing, ‘boatipg, swimming: new baths lld uwt ge ; 0o chfldul, invalids or tuberculars Gt meats, il fralta, fowla 313 .ld 11 week un jovember: . "{uumm GABTLEM Ferry, Clarke Ou., Va. NEW YORK TO EUROPE Soilings from Picr 74, 34th 8t.. N. R., 8. 8, Geo. Washington and America (Bicry 3 and 1, Hoboken) rzecpted. | PLYMOUTH—CHERBOURG—BREMEN GEORGE WASHINGTON: Aug. 3—Sept. 3—Oct. 4| AMERICA: Aug. 27—Sept. 28—Oct. 29 | e e AL Ay PLYMOUTH—BOULOGNE—LONDON New—Luzurious—Comfortable. CENTENNIAL STATE: July 30—Oct. 11—Nov. 15 OLD NORTH STATE: Aug..16—Sept. 20—0ct. 25 | BREMEN—DANZIG | POTOMAC PRINCESS MATOIKA: | U.S.MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANV 45 BROADWAY, NEW YORK Hamburg and Baltic Ports. vice—and the new liner | CLEAN."DRY Sailings every few days of White Star Liners from New York, Philadelphia or Boston to Liverpool, Cherbourg, Southampton and the Mediterranean ports, make this ser- wvice indispensable not only to the luxury-loving tourist but to the American who goes abroad on business. = RED STAR LINE ‘With weekly sailings, the sturdy and steady-going Red Star Liners— Lapland, Kroonland, Finland and Zeeland —favored by exacting travelers, will land you at Cher- bourg, Plymouth or Antwerp. The Red Star Line also operates a service from Philadelphia and New York to Y2 AMERICAN LINE + The American Line ships Manchuria and Mongolia— ‘with their splendid prestige for dependability and ser- nrvicooo!-hmlmrgwlthreguhrnmngl 8 n and Long Distance Movin Free Estimates. 1438 U st. The B|§ 4 Transter Co., Inc., 1125 14th St. N.W. Phone Mnin 3054 Specialists in Lone-Distance Moving BEFORE MOVING Get Qur Price and Save Money. Firenroof Storaze CONGRESS EXIRESS. 2626 141h n.w. 'UN]TED STATES* STORAGE CO. By reproof Warehouses ESTIMATES SaiiSvingpassina AN SHIPPING PHONES 53338 138 53R 7a! INION I'€.8 STORAGE! ~.COMPANY A'“; \ SEPARATE ROOMS, $1 Yoo Loca: and Long Distence MOVING By Careful Men. Rates Keuxonable. | Phone ](4 PACKING BY EXPERTS | North 705-9 Fia. Ave. N.W. BTORAGE FOR FURNITU) 40d planos. Estimates cheerfulls given. Cos- 2 Pa. ave. venient location. WESCHLER, o.w. Phone Main 1252, LITTLEFIELD,ALVORD & CO. Zth and Pa. Ave. N.W. Telephone Main 8290, kahda maintain a direct