Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1921, Page 34

FOR SALE—NOUSES. g STONE & FAIRFAX, REALTORS. CHEVY CHASE. ot far from the circle. Ideslly situsted @etached home. Tt contains 9 rooms, recep- tion Tall and 3 bathe: electric lights dad hot- water breakfast aleeping porel and -hmbbrry i beantifal Price, MT. PLEASANT. $16,850. The most reasonably home that has offered in this Now VACANT. 2- FAM}LY APARTMENT Conveniently located in tion of =t n! 004 gec e are § rooms and bath and 6 reoms and beth ou second separate heating plants 34 separate STONE & FAIR.FAX entrancen. Immediate be given of either apartment. NORTHEAST. Not far from 13th aad Maryland avemue. A colonial porch home with six rooms asd bath. Only cash as initial ry-nl. balasee in mostaly installments of fess ai & similer ouse would rent for. Main 2332. BOSS & PHELPS, Tel. Main 4340. Price, $13.500. Chevy Chase, D. C. close to Conn. ave. Situated fa_an unusually attractive equare id other handsome bomes. Two story snd eight wall ifl"':zl heat, .:I::Ml‘ lights. m bargain at the price a Price, $11,500. you would do well to inspect O the helghts between 13th and on prominent atreet. There are elght ='bathe; hot-water heat, electric Nice condition throughout. rooms, a sion. Pncc, $12,500. ice for_this desirable homs T in the Dupont_ Cirele section: . Newty Papered and painted and new vecant Ten two complete baths; hot-water ad_electric lights. We do not believe s fi2d a hetter house for the money in this exclusive _sectio Price, $11,000. Sitoated on the 14th Nerth Columbla Heights. Th g dwelling. containing six large rooms, tile bai reception hall; hot-water heat, electric Hghta with _expensive fixtures: parquetry flcors: double “Year porches: beamed-ceing diniag room: metal weather-stripped; brick gafage. Convenlent terms. Price, $18,500. ‘Washington Heights, just west of Comn. ave. A large and handsome three-story house aof atone construction, comt: three haths: hot-gvater heat, lights. con- sider this & bargain at the above figure and ‘will be pleased to show the property at your cenvenience. THE HOME Tel. Main 4340. 1334 H Street N.W. Price, $19,500_CLEVELAND PARK. Owner has left the city and offers most attrac- tive detached home in best location mear 34th and Newark. This 10 iarge rooma, tio complete bai open e hariwood Boors and"toim” slecttic ighis. hwh end sies ke o garage. This is @ complete home in every Price, S$T000-NEAR 14th AND PARK RD. s house is wect of 14th st. in a neighborhood where the price is seidom low. The house is well bullt, con- s & lacge rowms and Sath. has-frent wn and good sized rear yard to pav lley. Easy terms. Price, $15.000—ALTA VISTA. MD. One of ‘the most prominent homes in this tive suburb is offered for that we consider very low: room and bath house at the top of cious, sloping lawn, with beautifal 1Tees; there are several cutbuildings and the grounds comprise 4% acres $8,500_SUBURBAN HOME. Located 1 i TEIRS very close to Fert Myer. comma; view of the Tiver and a vista of the Mamveont: thore are 7 rooms and bath. froat, side. ‘break- fast and sleeping porches. beautiful lawn Shrubs aad Sowers. The heses hes mod ern_improvements, includisg and eectric Tignte, s Price, $12.000_NEAR 14th AND GIRARD. ‘An excellent home in this convenient lo- cation that may be bought on a cash pay- Jent of $1.900. There are 10 large rooms. somplete baths, hestéd and lighted by Slectrietty; eal and rear porches; de¢p yard to paved : now vaca HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC., 1334 H Street W. CHAS. D. SAGER, EIGHT UNUSUAL HOME VALUES. Main 36, Main 37. 1. On Kentucky Ave. SE— Within few doors of Lineoln Park. S8ix rooms and bath; bot- -nu heat; modern lightirg fix- Toren Hose i periect coudition® Garage. Price, $8,500. Terms can be arranged. 2 Detached Home in 16th St. Heights—Containing 9 rooma and 2 baths: hot water: electric light Owner " will sell very ressonsble easy terms. ‘Within One-Half Square of Circle—Beautiful marble-froat resi- d 2 baths: serv- handsomely dec- 3 places. 1725 P af. n.w.—Owner will sell pre-war price. Open for inspection daliy from 7 to ® p.m. Near 19th and Park Road W.—Beautiful 8-foom and 2-bath _home; every modern appoint ;. built-in Must be seen ted. 3240 19th st. daily from 7 to 9 p. n.w. Open for Main 36. CHAS. D. SAGER, Immediate p—l- ¢ BOSS & PHELPS, ATICTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. PETWORTH. An attractive home havisg 3 rooms snd re- Sohand sleepl -"Na..: hot. b a i o - ‘water heat and e m I“ n.mh-n 20 feet wae, "Pricn 37 This s a cheap price Tor nie o, 0 T¢ wiih be ol quici” COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. Excoptionslly well located corner home. six ‘E“:"-'L?'r::- e e lew eat PARK VIEW. I-ol-..-.lnta-uu-.n $700 cash and $50 per month 'Five roouse and bath mmr ON PARK ROAD. A desirable home of mime ne roemn Dbath? has hot-water heat; o n-l la Oll"'..a) cash l 1342 New York Ave. 1406 H Street N.W. Price, $12,500. A vfivll-lh business corner, right at ca stop. lot adjoining which can be used iy ....." I Price. $8,750. Loeated in Mt. Pleasant, west of 16th st. and morth of Park rd. Thee-story beick, ten ta; garaqe. The month and Jor month and would ‘make aa Price, $10,500. Very close to Dupeat Cirele. Will be vacant i & day or so. A splendid containi: eight large el.tfllr hts: deuble garage. is anxious '. make an sale. d.ll’ advantage of this epportunsity without Price. $8,500. Near 14th and Park rd. A most convenient ation a8d particularly desirable d h colonial. haviag six room Fargustts Boorss Fue owner has Joat e owner haw chased & larger home and may consider or' + Price, $7,000. A well situated bome (o Petworth l~ ’fk' ssked it ehould sell gueckly. room dwelling: reh front: elsctric Heite! pertect conditios throgghout. ~Desp Tov ‘slley with ample gafage space, at is OF HOMES. 1406 H StreetiN.W. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,, Phone Main, 1028. Price, $25,000—16th ST. HIGHLANDS. A ‘beautiful home in a choice location. & little Boeth of the reservoir, west of 16th 3t.; this le & detached brick house of the central-ball sftuated an a lot 62x185. with beautiful lawn asd shrubbery and was iadividuslly built by contractor for his Dome: it bas 10 rooms aad 2 bat improvements t roughout and & Fap6e on the rear. Price. F13807 N, ST A'fine location for a home. being north of R. I ave.: lonial type of house with + bath, front snd rear porches. co cellar and a very large rear yard: a perfect condition and may be bougat on & very amail cash pa: Price, 15,730, WARRINGTON HEIGHTS. 1 n_exciusive section near 19th and Bel- moat: a house just listed for & quick sale and priced accordingly: it containa 10 rooms, 2 baths, electric lights, hot- ater heat, hardwood foors, fo pertect condition throughout eaty of o tor & Earape eauy terme ena pou- u,uo—'rwo-umu APT. _Conven- jently located ractive. bailding ot Ravisg 5 rooms and bath each: now reat ed for and the owner will sell on terma of $1.000 cash and 345 per mon: This building will pay for itself ,nl'z' years. Price. 99,050 NORTH CHEVY CHASE. MD. ‘As elght-room and bath bouse. having 2 bedrooms and an extra lavatory on the lst floor, and is situated om s large lot. con- aining about 1 scre. with abundance of frule, berries and shrubbery. It b ern_improvements condition and also has = cars. Possession given etay terme arran Phone Main 1028. 923 15th St. N\W. 5. An Unusual Business Oppor- tunity—=Splendidly equipped downtown room- ing house, containing 21 rooms and 4 baths; utomatic’ hot-water heating system: electric lights; completely furnished. On acrount of leaviag city, owser will sell af substastial re- 6. Six-Room Colonial Home in wplendid northwest section—Front snd_rear porches; electric lights: garage. Price, $7.000, on very reasonable term 7. One of the Best 7-room Homes in Bloomingdale: stone fromt: nice back yard: plenty of room for garage. House in splendid condition throughout. Price, $7,500. Heason- able terms cai lmslled. Eight-Room Home in Good morthwest location: newly decorated through- out. Can be sold at very reasonable price and & payment of $350 cash and balance less thi house would rent for will b= accepted. mediate possession. 923 15th St. N.W. . L. SANSBURY COMPANY, INC 1418 Eye Street N.W. MT. PLEASA. Price, $12,500—A.'delightfully arran - conveniently ~loc: contal rooms and bath: stéam hea lights: double brick garage. good condition. CHEVY CHASE. D. C. Price, $15,000—Substantially boilt home. con- taining eight rooms and two bmths: hot- water heat, electric e, “FThere o aléo & places; sieeping por garage. An exceptional offerin; OUR NEW HOMES . _ARE OPE. ged dome. iy et in uous FEPING PORCHES, N FOR_INSPECTION. EIGHT ROOMS A Phones Main 5903-4-5. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. Price, $10,750—Within one square of 14th st. cars. | Thoroughly modern home of ten rooms and bath: hot-water heat, electric lights. Also garage. NEAR SAUL'S ADDITIO! . $14,500—In vicinity of 18th and Allison ats.” Charming home of eight rooms and two baths; hot-water heat, electric lights; _glass-inclosed _sleeping _porcl hardwood Soors. and garage. Tmmediate possession may be ha X WOODLEY PARK. ON 29th ST., JUST S8OUTH OF CATHEDRAL D TWO COMPLETE BATHS; GLASS-INCLOSED AND HEATED: BRICK ‘In time of sale. its Home. 16th St. He Just 'k Cresk Park oo ‘completed, {rance. _Seml-bus alow of 7 rooms and ba Bot-water hest, ol lddly. 1 front sun Darior, dén aad Trepince farnse; ot Sowize: ice and terms reasons| E THOS. E. JARRELL, 837 Woodward Bldg Main 366 mun—m PUBLIC AUCTION GENERAL SUPPLY COMMITTEE FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1921 Public auction of unserviceatle equipment the Department _stables, 1408 D A5 e focven, five Carriages, seven Be arness, Livery and General Ktable e FRIDAY, AVGUAT FIPTR. 21, HEGINNING TWELVE 0'CLOCK NOON. Terms: Cash. Material to be removed with- n forty-eight honrs. Asticles offered singly upon, reqs JACGUES. of Rupplier Superlntende k CTIONEER. ADAM A, WESCHLER, Al Trustees® Sale of Valuable Real ‘With more lnyj for your money |! than in any other desirable |i location cloge to Washington. The price ‘will be_under $900, and any ome payiig rent can meet our zerms. For further information, mail coupen. THEp W. HOLLOWAY CO., 1110 F St. NW. Phone Franklin 898 SUPREME COl OF THE DIS- Heldg & Baskruptcy ic of Philip E. Guskins. ' ruptey. 1262.—To_the r—v.um; of Puilip E. Gaskins, of the city of | ‘ashington, District of Cofumbia: Netice in ereby given that fHE tifict of Columbis on ‘the 30th day of 1821, the said Phillp E. Gaskins Judicated vankrupt, and that the first} meeting of hin creditors 1l be held at my office in the Wilkins bullding, 1512 H street northwest. Washington, D. C. 'on the 17th day ity thelr claims. appoint a® trustee. ezamine the bankrupt, and transact such other husiness as may rly come bofore sald meeting. RA| D_QUIN Iteferee in Bankruptey. AUCTION SALES THIS AFTERNOON. THOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEER' SALE OF VALUABLE TNIM. PROVED LOT ON THE EANT SIDE OF 4% STREET RETWEEN K AND L 'REETS SOUTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly re- corded In Liber 8. follo 308 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Columbis. $30 58 the request of the party secared thers. igned trustees will sell at hitlon. i Troue ot ‘e ises. on THURS- DAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST. A.D. 1921, AT FOUR O°CLOCK P.M.. the foliow: described iand and premises. situate in the District of Columbla. and. deeignated sr. and belng the south one-half of lot 12, in square 43, froating 231 feet om 43 street by depth of 100 feet to 30-foot alley. Terms of sale: All cash. - SoneTanciag, 1e. cording and _revenve ef at * purchaser’s { rost. A deposit of 3160 nq-lml at time of 7| tale and the purchaser allowed tniriy days. o | complete the "purchase. Further particalars FRANKLIN #. NASH, ROBINSON WHITE, 1726-084s. { TTHOS. 3. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTE! LE OF VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 413 P STREET NORTH- WEST, AND A BRICK STABLE ON THE REAR’ OF LOT. By virtue of a cerfain deed of trust dated February 1. 1921, and belog instrument No. 118, recorded March 7. 1921, among the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party sccured thereby, the un- gersigned tmatees will sell at public’ auction. in front of the premises. on HSDAY. THE FoURTH DAY OF ACGUBT 1031 AT FIVE O’CLOCK P.M.. the following described land and premise t of Co- lumbia and distingalshed as lot “G." in Joseph B Hollidge and -others® mbdivislon of iots I square 510. as per plat recorded in R, W., folio 130, of the reconds of the office of the ‘surveyer of the District of Columbia. Terms of sale: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for*$5.000, the amount over sald frust to be paid i cash. A deposit of 3400 jequined agos scceptance of bid - Cenveyusc- ing. recording mnd revenue stamps at par. chiter's cost. Terms of sale 1o Lo compiied with within thirty days from day of sale or deposit forfeited. E. MARSH, %:L‘?’l MARSDEN, 1726-a&ds,exSu i Truitees. TOMORROW. ‘THOR. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEER; TRUSTEES® SALE OF V. BLE WELL LOCATED SUBURBAN PRl ERTY. CONTAINING ABOUT THIR ACRES. IMPROVED BY A HANDSO) RESIDENCE AND NECESSARY OUT. BUILDINGS. LOCATED ON _NICHOLS AVENUE (GIESBORO HOAD) NEAR THE MAGAZINE ROAD SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of recorded in Liber No. situated In the it the request of the party secured IMPI’] the nndersigned trustees will sell at lic auction. in front of the premises. on "‘EN“A' THE TWENTY-SIX DAY OF JULY. A.D. 1921, AT FOUR CLOCK P.M;, the following described land and premises sit- uate in the county of Washington, District of Columbla. and designated ‘being lot num- | bered three (3. According fo & Diat of divinion { deed of partition between and Joseph Wahler, in Liber t follo 393. ene of the land rec- . and described by metes and bounds as follo Beginning for the same at a stome on the sast side of the Pls- cataway and Washington road, being the wonthwest corner of said 1ot numbered three 8] thence along the east side one (1) egree east, twen. {y-one and onehalf (31%)" perehes: " thence north four (4) degrees east, tweive (13 perches; theace north one and Ome-half “l Sexrecs weat, twenty.one and onenaif (31 321 perches; then lea the line of sald road 250 running south elghty-eight and one-eignth (B81;) degrees east, eighty-seven and three- Aftha (87 5.3) perchen to the center Of & road: a7 running betwesn lota tumberea three. (3 and four (4] shown on said , said point hr’:a the northeast cormer of said lot num- three (3), and running thence, alon the center of said roadway south fourteem a three-fourths (14%) degrees we: twenty- four \and two-ffth (24 2.5) perches; thence south eight and three-fourths (8%) degrees east, thirtyseven and one-half (87%) perches to the moutheast corner of said lot: thence Dorth eighty-four and fve.cighthe (4% d grees west, eighty-eight and four-twent -flfl $55°4.35) perches to. the point. of besian containing Shirty (80) acres, with the SeivileRs of and subject to a right of way over said roadway twenty (20) feet wide, as shown on said plat for mae and beneit of the owners of the four lots in the division between Genverta. Wanler and Joseph Wahler. Above n!n!:onadh" aid lbfl?!{ g:!tflbed land and premives part of that certain other lot numbered (hn- (8) In the subdivision of jof lock nq-n-.y attend. prove | pro Estate Con ‘Twenty- One (21) Acres, More or Less, Suitable for Subdivision. By virtue of a Seo i e Supreme Court of the Distri wed 1o Equity camse No. IRLTT, " undersigned . trustees will offer for sale by public auction, in Cront of premises, ut or near S0th street’ and Rhode fsland svepne northeast, FRIDAY, THE PIFen DAY OF AUGUST, A. Do 921, g . the following and premises, situn | County of Washington, District of C Yora‘one (1 three (3] a8 ver ! Iand _records i Tiher "5 A of said Jots ax lie within the state of Sary- land. ‘and the pirts condemmed and taken District court case No. 401, for exte Rhode Island avenue, for sxewer purposes in I No. 1126, of the Supreme of 'Colnmbi having a f mor. ved by of lots oue (1), two fonr (4) are located o Rhode Tsland avenne northesst, A frontage of 1,.220.23 feet. o or less, thereon. maning “back and having a front age on Brentwood road of 1,507.42 feet, more or less, containing 17. or_less. lance in Lle in one and 6 per cent per lly. from day of trost uwpom the ish, It old of the purchaser. in a8 ahove, a de Darcel. ‘snd $300" wold as ‘whole B two parer on the larger parcel; If $300, required of the pur- time of sale. Examination of title, clog, recording, revenue stamps and pof feen purchaser. Terms of al with within thirty otherwise the to remell the prof cost of the defaniting pn after five days advertisement of such resale In xome news- peper prblished in the city of Wax ).C. " Plat of property may be inspected ook appiicativn. ot ike. st tianaer o e tees. JOSEPH A. HERBEKT. Trustee, 515 East Capitol street. JAMES B. ARCHER. Trustee, Soutbern building. . Trustee. lan Trust buildi at right OF A VALUABLE TRACT rtain deed of trust recorded follo 301. o 1and £ Colu the requext of the party secured fl dersigned trustces on_the premises. TEF in Liber 4313, records for the District 8T , the following _described land and premisex wituate in the District of Co- lumbia and known and distinguished ® lots numbered 4. t of lot numbered sairvey of the ‘division of part for William D. . Murdock. of the wur. in Liber dis. ceedings in District Cause preme Court of the District, of Columbia: said part of lot numbered 3. being described by metex and bounds as follows: Beginning at the weaternmost corner of waid lot, said corner being also at the most southern corner of part of sald tract sold by Willlam D. C. M dock to James W. Deakina, and running thence with northwest or weat line of said lot num. bered 3. north 333 ° east 10.84 perches: thence south 481,° east rehes to 8 road 24 feet wide: thence with sald road eouth 48° west fo most southern corner of said thenee north 51i;° west 34.20 perchex to the beginning; said lof numbered & and_parts of lots numbered & and 3. being known tor pu cf ussessment and taxation | a1 parcels 11 78714 and 2312, reapective (2g Berar e, vt ok et ek e ed for streeta and alle; by plat of a subdivision made by C) lor ‘and recorded In Liber 63 at folio survevor's office for the District of nd excepting nlso a part of lot 1in square 1644 1o sald Taylor's subdivision. beginning at the northwest corner of said square. being also-the intersection of the south line of Yuma street with the east line of 44th street. run- ning thence south along the east line of 44th streat 195.30 feet: thence due east to the line of & roadway and the east line of said square: thence alon roadway and outline of said square northeasterly 148 fest to a corner of said square: thence leaving sald roadway and running along _the northeast outline of ranare norin 450 56 TR wiest 140 Teet to tne south line of Yuma street. and thence west sloog Yuma street, 12352 feel 1o begioning. Terme of sale: h. A fdeposic’ of $300 e s i repthSy G WO en closed within 30 days or deposit forfeited. | M2\ Conveswucing, recording and revenue at purchaser's CHARLER B, ampx THOKX. J. OWEN & RON, AUCTIONEERS. Administrator’s Sdle of Valua- ble Three-Story Brick Dwel- ling, No. 173018th Street N.W. By virtue of a decree of the Supre; of the District of Columbia. hol bate Court in re estate of Thaddeus ceased. administration No. 24,742, 1 wil uction. in freat of the premises. on | . 1921, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M numbered 124 in square 133, ax per pl - corded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia, in liber 20, at folio 15, improved as above. ‘erms of sale: One- rd of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two installments. payable in one and two . with interest at ¢ per centum, payable from day of sal upon the property” sold, or canh, &t the option of the purchaser.’ A de- Dosit of $200 wil be required at time of sale. All conveyancing. recording, revenue stamps, at cost of purchaser. ~Terms of wale o ymplied with within days from day of sale, otherwise the administrator reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertisement of such resale in some newspa- per published in W ington, D. C. THADDEUS R. Administrator. C. T. A.. In f Anna E. Bean, deceased. de- B In the | ! . d s fonri TRUSTEES copting xo much | and having | renase | at the option ! it of '$200 on the smaller | ai by the be o of iof lot « FOI in FO! y « of | atr « FO) inal {Fo 8A lot N Borthwent. ON FO! hered Sell | fiyne, .y“.,n street No bax Sea Terms a annonnced TERMS : in cash and the balance in one and two years, with interest, upon the property sold, purchaner’ 30 the defaulting purchaser, after five day advertisement in some newspa e City of Waahington, Distrlet of Columibla. 3 Enamel Beds, Rugs, Porrh Sbldu. racks, Bentwood Chairs, Lmn' Room Suites, etc. At Public Auction 1and records of the Dhlrlfl #f Columbis the uM-nl'—ltoutml!n- will offer for wale situate i’ the Dintri ! Lot or {1ots in Bloe inmbia, numlered 1 square 3316, wibject, however, ETeRs i, 000, ST acres, moRe: | pe_ vnn‘mn.d“ ] tanal fecu at cost of purchaner. ahingto { office of the s ia, in Liber. and taxation | thirty-three (3123). Terma of sale: One-fourth cash. balance in r Bepoatt of"$300 required ‘at time the purchaser ailawed ffteen d particulars at time of Administrators’ Sale of Val-ublel By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court bty P.M.. parts of lots numbered 2 THE SAME DAY, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P brick dw: | brick dwelling. northwest. bered 1 " | bai freet northwest. | Gweliin, THE 8/ ME DAY AT FOUR-THIRTY 0'CLOCK | New Clarion proved hy a three-story brick dwelll 334 E street porth: AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M 50075 T street dwling, numbered 518 24 strest sourhiwest DN | savars > numbered 104 ‘in_square 510, improved by frame dwelling, No. 413 Franklin sireet mort weat, ST 1991, AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. “ b ] RESORTS. COLONIAL BEACH. VA. EDUCATIONAL " EASTERN COLLEGE ~ 715 13T Mahogany Double H S’FREET At Sloan’s Galleries 715 13th Street Saturday August 6, 1921 . At 10 AM. And at 12 M. Automobiles, Terms Cash. 2t An SALE OF TWO.STORY CELLAR. BRICK DWELLIN AN ATH: 1O’ ¢ LI PORCHES: <G. STREET NOKTHWEST, virtue of a certain deed of trust duly No. 160 among the | and by. th by pul FRID. AD. the request of the party secured there Llic u front of ti premises . THE BIGHTH DAY OF AT land and premives, of Columbt r's wnbdivision of tworth Addition to the au por plat recorded in | ¢ of the survesor for ‘the Distric 73 o Ji conv purpose improved s abov 1o two prior diFds of trimt particulars of which wil L sale. ver aaid trusts cash powit of 300 required at sale. cing, recording. revenue st complied with within 30 ¢ ! eorded in Liber Terms of sale: Etc. C. G. SLOAN & CO,, Inc., Aucts. DAM A. WESCHLE TWO-STORY ERICK 1701 8th ST. n deed of trust duly re- | 4458, folio 363 et req the land records of the District of Columbls R). request of the he unders gued tros bife anction. fn front AY. THE TWELFT 1921, o 98 font deep to 10-toot aley. ancing, WM. H AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M. deseribad land and premises. Over ‘waid trusts. deposit of $200 required at time of saie. recording. revenve i notarial fees at the cost of the porchaser. erms to be complied with within 30 days from day of sale. C. G. SLOAN & CO., INC., AUCTS.,, “ Jacobean ‘Oak Dlmn( Room Suite, Complete ! verndas. Excer. tabie Ivory Bedroom Suites, Large Leather Armchair, Door Bookcase, Mahogany Muffin Stand and Tea Tables, Upright Pianos, Fiber and Reed Furniture, Circassian Walaut Bedroom Suite, Brass and | Rnfnmton, Books, Kitchen Cabinets, ttresses, Bedding, Grass Tables, Hall- Crex AUCTIONEER. i NW. of | iy secured there. x will offer for sale of "the ‘pre t 2. square 419, cash. mp« aud H. MANOGUE. 3 3 SALE O DESIRABLE TWO DWELLING. RITUATE SHEPHERD STREET NOKTH 8 deed of {rut recorded in folio 150 e District of DAY O'CLOCK. in Charles 3" Walker's sub numbered thirty-fou Addition 1o the "ciiy pes plat recorded or of the District of Colu at folio 105, said propert ow known for purpomes of assessnent lot numbered forty-eight (48). square numbered thirty-oue iundred and 45). . two and three vears, with interest at 6 per annum. payable semi-annually. le. and saie to complete the pur #3350 l. Dy & MONTICELLO ~THE HOUSE OF HOSPITALITY Keuntoeiy Ave.. close to Besch and Steel Pior; hot snd cold rusmiag water in reewms; privete ath: slevbto fram et vl ome oquarsfom Protestant snd Catholic fl-& excellent reble; $20,000 Adoaseasi. information write or ‘phone 1018 FETTER & HOLLINGER. Owiors & Mansgers Whole Bleck ea Occen Front | | Coolest location in eal family hotel in Chelsea Section. Capasity Five Hondred 'Ownership Direction Atlastic City. Mod. Rates. T e et e ROSECR; | Hoboken) | POTOMAC: PRINCESS MATOIKA: | HUDSON: HOTEL BYRD g7, for gumite: water front: Kol wervice and Forty-five, minntes' ry - pression, Fhyaical ¢ :rl:nol and Jua rivate bath. Clinrges. $40 "R I TOLLIDAY, Manassas. v i ACCOUNTANCY Offers exceptions] opportunities te ambitious mes ard womes. REGISTER NOW fOR Day and Evening Classes PACE INSTITUTE s LEARN LANGUAGES { s BERLITZ SCHOOL REDUCED SUMMER RATES 6 _14th Streec N.W. Tlle Unlvernty l’npautory School Fr 2 { table; moderate_prices. OCEAN. VIEW, %A, On_ seach. Large Atlantic Cottage boats aud_bathhonses. THE WAVERLEY Equipped with all moern lotel m.vhm-nfl" Pri Hot and cold running water in an rvulnn Private water aystem with pure rkling water, Address Mre. B. G. POR- |y, MOVING PACKING & STORAGE 'lhe Big 4 Transter Co., Inc. 1125 14th St. N'W. Phone Maln 9984 Specialists in Lonc-Distance Meving Moving {| LITTLEFIELD, ALVORD & Co. ce to_wpend the sumuer. For reservations adresssre. A B WILLIAMS. HARPERS FERRY, W. VA, HILL TOP HOUSE Y TEA nnull‘ Anuex open ntil 10 pom. Try it T R VR { Provrictor. ~SHENANDOAH INN | NOW Or ! Il_modern_improvements. Reasonuble ratex.® Mrs. A. P. DANIEL. Pronrietress. | waE or Bo MOVING T0 w zer our o wured: closed vuns 327 818 Newurk, N | W. B MOSEN 7, XONS. 11th AND _Modern Sireoroof storage. PROOF STORAGW A3 rl;\\flun'r MoV 21 yor| NEW YORK TO EUROP Sailings from Pier 74. 34tk Bt.. N. R oo, Wasningron and America (Picrs S ‘and 1 excepted. PLYMOUTH—CHERBOURG—BREMEN AMERICA: Aug. 27- pt. 28—Oct. 2! GEORGE WASHINGTON Sept. 3—Oct. 4—Nov. — PLYMOUTH—BOULOGN E—LONDON OLD NORTH STATE, TIME, WORRY IN LOCAL AND 3 LONG-DISTANCE MOVING CRATING. PACKING. SHIFPPING. WINTER BUILDING STORAG! 00U aq. ft. Finest Storage Space in Ci Aug. 16—Sept. 20—Oct. u‘ 500 Rooms for Houseliold Goods and CENTENNIAL STATE. Merchurdise. Oct. 11—Nov. 15—Dec. 15 | Expert Packers, Craters & Shipper City. Bubirhas end Lone Distance Movioz BREMEN—DANZIG 5 |2 oo | i | . .| | 21 | 8845, Pree Estimates. 1438 U st. o BEFORE MOVING Get Our Price and Save Mones. Fireoroof Storaee KPRESS, e ) US.MAILSTEAMSHIP COMPANY 45 BROADWAY, NEW YORK Ideal SUMMER VACATIONS { CLEAN. DRY STORAGE P nd pianos. Estimates cheerfuliy g cient location. WESCHLEE, 820 Pa a.w. Phone Main 1282, |*UNITED STATES* STORAGE CO. Dey.s from Rew’ NSO | Improved and Ununpmed Real Estate Located in District of Columbia. Distri¢t of Columbia, in administra. 7050, the undersigned sdministrator th CONIINENTAL mear Beach. Always opes. . 'running water in rooms; vator; excelient table; white service. Amer. special wkly. rates. M V. ele- ALSH DUNCAN. t public auction in front of the | duys and hours all as follows. AUGUST EIGHTH. AT AL, lot numbered 100 in improved by a nine-room brick Arl mmrsnmp 3d botel from Beach. Fun. water: elevator ._Owner. N A eoLlivE. Mg Ro. 5 ON THE E DAY AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK and 28 in by A ten-room ~brick street northwest. ON Bo. improved No. 1418 Q 13 in square improved by a tea-room ifng:" o,y DN TUESDAY, XUGU: TR O'CLOCK 'P.M.. lat aquare 1200, improved No. 1059 Potémac THE SAME DAY AT O'CLOCK P, M.. lot num- , [mprored by brick street northwest. ba¥ ‘AT "Five "G ELocK in square improved a brick xtore and dwelling. No. 2010 K NESDAY, AUGUST TENTH, AT LOCK P.M., lot pumbered 20 in improved 'by a ten-room ~brick 207 D _street northwest. ON ) street northwest. ST NINTH, AT numbered 812 by a 2 ® o, IRTHERTY ocH n square Ming No. "3 "Thin SAME N Wi from daily. Carolins & THE WINDERMERE aancond door from B'waix phere. Modern Rathing from hotel, Mr. and Mra. Jobn Bings HOTEL KA Mt an. 83 day up: $1 18-20 8. Vernon Ave. Excel. throughoat, | | Regular sailings of luxurious reproof Warehouse: EgnMA‘m ON_ MOVING DACK . NG 'AND “SHIBRING | PHONES sazsiss Py NION' ORAGE] i 8 Days $91.00 % Cool In Summer—No Passporta Bailings Every Five Daysrvia “Fort_Victeris” lflST LAMPORT & HOLT LINE. | teamers 4i.n | Locas and Long Distance EOVIN: gned for trave. | By Careful Men. Rates Heasow o ; | Phone ] 4 PACKING BY OF any steamship or teurist agent. | Neri it. M. Hicks. 1208 F . ...,.,.:l it | Dot o Bermud, twne displacement, especially Ager 1 PTAM table, week Bouth Carciina ave, Bathing. American plan, white serv- First-class cafeteria attached. M. A. | rmerly of Majestic. EN Yichigan Ave. Near Beach and Million Dollar Pier. Reading Sta. Bathin Special weekly. One hlock allowed. $2.50 up . W, RYLEY. Mgt lot numbered 145 in_square 779, im-! ON-THE SAM l:m\'I Gara, the west 23 feet | original lot numbered 5'in_square 950, im. | proved by brick store and dwelling, 500 1! and also brick dwelling No. | hens southea Keatu Rooklet. _ iy Ave. Juet OF | Boardwalk. Home like, ' ‘Gomfortable. lunu walsr and peivate bata- IN THURSDAY. AUGUST ELEVENTH. AT — & TR ('CLOC of ‘orig- 1 lot 4 AT FU C in square 390, FRIDAY, AUGUST TWELFTH. AT/ "HOTEL ALBION AModern beach-front Liotel. cold run UR O'CLOCK P.M., lot numbered 18 in| 3658 improved by a frume dwelling, 330K %th street mortheast. ON ME DAY. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P\ AND IMMEDIATE] numbered 101 in square 510. improved by BLUE _RIDGE_SUMMIT, P. frame dwelling, No. Franklin street MONDAY, AUGUST FIFTEENTH, AT CR-THIRTY 'O'CLOCK P. M., lot num- in square 330, Bk CHAPMAN MANOR Pl midge great climate and country. 1,430 ft. above ne Washington by ‘road and railroad. and_information. Summit, Pa. i i i lmprovod ‘h{ eick dwelling, 1th northwest, AND nmnmrrxu ~dPAr 0 numbered 6 improved by a three-story hrlck fl'fll. 1811 11th street nporthwest, with on the rear. stated below, time of sale. One-third of the purchase money unless otherwise and secured by a deed of trust or all cash, at the option. $200 deposit ' required ch piece of property at the time of sale. eyanelng, recording, revenue stamps at_cost of purchaser. to be complied with within days, otherwise the administrators reserve right to resell at the rick and cost of reviows published in 1. CABELL WILLIAMRON, WALTER P. PLUMLEY, Administrators. 127-AeSu.incld of & P, 1 cent D RAGE. SAMPLE HOUSE. No. 2835 20th ST.. OPEN AND LIGHTED EVENINGS. RESENTATIVE ON PREMIRES. PETWORTH. Price, $8.350—Nice little home, In A-1 condi- tion. Cantains six rooms and bath; hot- water heat, electric lights: garage. Can be bought on attractive terms and early possession may be obtained. NORTHEAST. $9,500—A well bullt brick - home con- taining nine rooms and bath; with modern mprovements and large lot to alley. H been recently renovated and is in eellent condition. Price. . L. SANSBURY COMPANY, INC. REP- . DOWNTOWN. Price. $15.500—Within a short distance of Du- pont le. Well arranged home of nine rooms thrae baths: hot-water heat, electric lights. Recently renovated throughout. WOODRIDGE. Price, $0.500Close to Rbode Taland ave. car . Attractive semi-bungalow. contain- 'n rooms and bath: hot-water post. plectric lightr: bardwood doors rge lot, with ample space for garage. 30-day possession. “BVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE. 1418 Eye Street N.W. 713 14th St. N.W. Phones Main 5903-4-5. SHANNON & LUCHS, Main 2345. NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD. $19,250—Reduced from $25,000. Owner leaving city is offering this handsome home at tapestry brick, cotaining 12 rooms and 3 baths and 2 excellent hardwood Soors; electricity; awnings sud screens; entire zarage: hot-water hpat: it reduction: semi-detached leeping porches; 2-story double rge Dremises maintained in perfect condition; select neighborhood. 16th ST. HEIGHTS. $8,500. New frame detached home, just abeut com- pleted: 6 rooms and ba t-water heat: aleeping porch; electric lights, gas: fire- place: lot 4Cxi50 feet. afording ample space for garage. Terms, only $1.000 cash. SAUL’S ADDITION. $13,500. A comparison of prices in this section will prove to you this is a real buy. Brick lox of 8 rooms aud 2 baths (4 bedrooms); water heat, electricity; hardwood Taisw, "Eniire property In. Deriect condition Garage. ANACOSTIA. $6,000. Rungalow of 6 rooms and bath, built by owner for his own occupancy: large lot. 35375 feet: front and rear porches; furnmce heat and xas:’ good foors; garage: chickea ‘Rouse: fruit trees: cement walks, front and rear of house. Immediate possession. Terms. CLARENDON, VA.—$6,500. Brand-new 5-room and bath bungalow, just complet place; hardwood Scors and Yirtginia Office, trim; convenient to cars and stores; large lot; terms reasonabie. SHANNON & LUCHS, CLEVELAND PARK. $17,500. L “m... Kifchen and penty o room, "kiichen and pant . o warTion to" bedeoomn” st baih:"S Loteclost and bath on 2ad floor; hot-watet heat, electric Immeédiate possession. Terms PETWORTH. $9,250. Most_attractive home, mear Soldiers’ Home ; 7 exceptionaily large rooms (4 bedrooma) hot-water beat, -Ieelnl- g | g9 space for garage; possession. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. $10,750. T ecreen stone Ilu LA 3 wal Heasonatie. terme can be srramged.” 0 1% electricity; open fire- Clarendon 220. part of a_tract of land called “Bellevus plat of which remubdivision appears of record In"record of county wurveys, 1868 Leny Cou No. 2. at page 1413, oue of ‘the records In tl office of the surveyor of naid District. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal instailments, payable {n' one and two year: with interest at 7 per cent per anuum, pay able semi-annually, from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or ail cash, at_the option of the purchaser. A de- posit of $300 will be required at time of sale. Al converancing, recording, _revenue tamps, etc.. At cost of purchaser. Terms of le to be complied with ‘within 30 dave from Gl VINCENT A. SHEEHY, Jy14-10t,ex8u Trustees. AUGU l’_'l ATR‘%&D‘:‘&"&‘;";‘;‘ PLACE. o E /STE! £1527-d&ds. exBu e “THOS. J. OWEN & RON, AUCTIONEERE TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALU. - STORY BRICK DWELLL Auugo’rvz& potth STREET NORTHEART. y_virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 4200, follo 485 et 2;" of the land records of the 'District of Colum- Dl d &t the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell a blic auction. In front of the UESDAX, THE SECOND DAY OF AUGUSE. FIVE 0'CLOCK ru‘“’fi. AD. 1821, at premises situate ‘foll‘n;lnln;n:'n;ed hl,lnd and n ol of ‘ashington, District of = bll, and designated as and bei lot %‘Tl J. T. Moxley and Rosaller Moxley's subdi- vision of lots In square 1053, as W piat re- corded in_ Liber 24, at follo 150, in the sur- vl‘or office of the District of Columbis s of sale: 80ld subject to a Dflord!ed of trust for $1,300. and the amount ever lhnuflfl&eflollmlmhuflhuh A deposit of $200 required at time of All conveyanci revenue sta it cost of pi rms of sale to complied 'llh WIIMI flllfln days from day of ..u otherwise the trustees reserve the right resell the property at the risk cost of :lllnltl?lu’nn‘h;ur. llfle‘r. five days’ adver- inement uch resale published in Wnnh:lto- n. l‘—. ‘bz ¥k W, RBEVER," m--auuu- Traste The above sale s post ulo-mmof the rain_until rmmx.""m.l FIFTH OF AUGUST, 1921, AT THE SAME lm AND PLACE.’ By order of the trustees. NGAN, Attorney for Administrator, 408 5th wi ol Receiver’s Sale of Automobiles. By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the District of Lalnmbll In the case of Standard Steel Tri-State Motor Corporation et al., I N dersigned receiver will sell by public suction at Weschler's. 920 Pa. ave. n.w.. on BAT- URDAY, AUGUST SIXTH, 1921. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, West ‘6" seven-pasi touring car, Oakland * five-pass. touring car and Comet fiat-body t Terms cash. JAMES M. PROCTOR, Receiver. au15t Union Savings Bank_bldg. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCIONEER. Household and Office Furniture, Victrola, Several Old Rose- wood Pieces and Miscellane- ous Effects, By. Public Auction, at Weschler’s, 920 Pa. Avo._N.W.. Rosewood Parlor Suit,, Hand-carved Marbl top Rosewood Table, 'Rosewood High-hack rm and Nide Chair. Mah. Cabinet Victrol umed . Oak Silvertone and other Talking M chinen, Wicker Porch Sets and 0dd Pleces, Fumed Oak Library ~Furnitur Leather Chairs and Teoa: Hlakoguny Cane-cushioned feat Ve Roem Suite, Overstuffed Tapestry Istered Living Room Sulte. Ladies’ Deaks, Ensmel Beds, 8 Aattresses, Bureaw Chiffoniers _and SKideboards, Buffets, _China Diaing ' Tables and €haire. Kitchen Cablnets. Refrigerators. T, writ several New Stecl and: Ouk v'na Lewal, File Cabinets. Deak Eaamel, Thomet Chairs and Tables Jott_over from office furniture sale. At 12 0’Clock Noon— Oakland “6” Touring; Wescott “§” Touring and Model K Comet Truck, E. L. & S., by Order of Receiver; 1920 Stearns-Knight |sav Roadster, Stanley Steamer, Ford Touring and Delivery and Other Automobiles. > Cask. ML'm.M Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated Ma. Liber 44348, follo 208, of the District of “Coiumbia, quest of the party. sccured thersby. we. undersigned trustees, will sell, tion, In front of the THE ELEVE! 1921, AT 5 scribed land and premises, County of Washington, District of Columbia, THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers. maps AWAIE WA’ KITTATIN R GAP, PA. UNTAIN PARADISE DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. P n scenery. Golf. tional cuisin and terms maiied. Leading Hotel of This Famous Region. Capacity, 500. Open odern sppointment December. altitude. P tennis. saddle horses. canceing, bathiag, fishing. Dail, dances. ’ Except also 2 la carte grill. Gai concerts and JOHN PURDY COPE. proved Real Estate, Consisting of Two Four-story Apart- porcl 13. TAVALON i cooking: BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, "0 ty ATOCTIN W18, electricity; a.m. same mandgement 22 'vears. home Phione \pply to THOS H. MYERS. Owner. 30% ments Known as Tulane and Rosanne and Being Prémises 2109 and 2111 18th Street FURNISS ot wee) NORTH BEACH, MD. CHESAPEAKE MB ON WATER FEON R BUACK Noeth B Nuthlncll;qffi BEACH. Northwest, Containing, Re- spectively, Sixteen and Eigh- teen A ts partment From One to Five Rooms and; 5‘_‘:"‘ Coolest Place on Bench R View n’h‘uflnl Ag, Rental of slstl gregate Ren 4 872.00 Annually. erick Write for rates or CHESAPEAKE BEACH MD. HOTEL. LARGE, AIRY Exchi ROOMS. e 10-23 Prince, Fred- ENNIS. Mgr. y 5, 1920, and recorded May 5, 1920, in and at the re- the | leut ublic’ aue- premises, URSDAY, AT OF ADGURT. A D! 'CLOCK P.M., the following de- sitaate in the | Ao, cooking. _Bathhouses able rates. Apply Mre. C. PLIMHIMMON HOTEL |17 14th St. N.W. front. Best service. cottages. Ocean “"Morrin_novel 62 e i Recoris | THE BREAKERS Vcess front. Phose itached Betese. Timwmees, prop. and designated as and heing lots mumbered one hundred and eleven (111) and _one hundred and twelve (112), in John L. bination of lots Qivislen kzows of Warren's Block eight (8). in a ‘Washington Heights t recoorded In the office of the Burveyer ! from by Catering to refined ™ siring RETTERTON. MD. HOTEL CHESAPEAKE orchestra. l ON PEACH. farm and bay. el yacsasps; table su) M. OWENS. District of Columbla in Liber 39, folio 108, being now known and designated for the Durpose of assessment nd taxation lats one hundred and eleven (111) and ome hundred and twelve (112) in square numbered twenty- five hundred and ffty-eight (2638), seribed in sald deed “of trust, together with time of sal a8 de- vements thereos OF BALE: All cash over amd g encumbrances, the ameuts and will be apnounced at the or will be furnished on ming uest by the trustees, A deposit of $1,000 wi required_at _the suciag, recording, rerenue stamps. efc. cost of led y of sale, otherwl _aniD&D.5.exBun. time of sale. 'All convey- at the Terms of sale to be com- in Tithiu’ thirty (30) days from the trustees reserve the t to resell the rty at the risk and t of defaulting purchaser, after fve days’ rertiosment of wuch resale National ‘Me tan’ Bank, PRELAN. O HAWN ' e ¥ Sereet NW. o E, VIRGINIA ' In the Allegheny pool. w-m-m Jm Fetwick, mgr.. “Dewey Hotel Wash.. D. -flnhlll Orlmey Springs, Virginia [Miperal baths. eleven different springs; ten- sis. bowling, peol und biiliards. Large Orebestra. pictures and daneing every evening. former ewner and ]Dnlu and Foreign Money Orders Cruises o™ oo, 5= MOOR CHIEF WILL END rence und the Kaguenay. for booklet. Bhome Nain 1473~ TOURS. 300 Bend 5 ~REVOLT IF SULTAN NAME. in 14 { Baisuli, Former Outlaw. Makes Of j fer to Spanish Troops—Towns Reported Captured. MADRID, {mer outla RESORTS IN EASTERN VIRGINIA Ocean View Virginia Beach August 4.—Raisuli. for leader and chieftain © {rebellious tribesmen in Moroceo. i reported to have made an offer t [Spain to pacify the entire Spanis! {zone of Morocco on condition that h« {be appointed caliph and suitan of {the territory in question. Buckroe Beach { There have been r«xr ts vhat the o1 H w-ul h of iila. has Willoughby Beach o m e Cape Henry eircles, th of the ent issued )ntinue at again bo where Gen able body of no confirmation TUmMors. An official state last night declares fires i Nador. The Moors are { barding Mount avarro and a o Spanish troops have been surrounded by the tribesmen. Gen. Navarro is said to have sent word to his supe- rior officers that he hopes 1o defend his position if reinforcements arrive without delay. Kasba and Zeluan. two towns in the battle zone. are re- ported to be burning, and he v | Febel forces are reported near Nador WILL CASE DECIDED. Court Upholds Daughter's Rights in Thompson Estate. ch to The Star. N Va. August Thompson will care, which created widespread interest in cireuit court here some months ago, has been de- cided by Judge Henry W. Holt. who handed down # decision giving the property involved to Mrs. John W. King, daughter of the late John Thompson. Thus the original will is sustained and the second will thrown out. Evidence 62, EXCELLED BOATING, BATHING. FISHING HOTELS and COTTAGES DELIGHTFUL WEEK END TRIPS Modern Palace Steamers Leaving Washington Daily, 6:30 p.m. Seventh Street Wharf, S.W. CITY TICKET OFHCE. 731 15th St. ‘Weodward mnn-. Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co. i 4.—The NEW YORK TO ROTTERDAM ViA PLYMOUTH, BOULOGNE- SUR-MER Ryndaw. Aug. 6, Sept Oect. . Aux. 13, Sept. 17, Oct.22 Aug. 20, Sept. 24, Oct. 29 Rotterdnm...Sept. 3, Oct. 8§ Nov. 12 General Passenger Office, 24 State St., New York, or Local Agents showed that Thompxon died about twenty-eight years ago. leaving a will with his widow as executrix and his daughter a8 the ultimate beneficiary. Last pring Mrs. Thompson presented an- lother will. which she alleged had been written by her husband and which provided that the first will should be set aside should their duughter marry in a manner displeasing to the mother. Prominent bankers and other busi- ness men here examined the 1wo d uments and declared that in their opinion: the second paper was false. This vontention has been upheld by the court and the daughter will retain the family estate near Swope, this county. in the case —_— MISSOURI VOTES BONUS. State Ballots to Give Ex-Service Men Cash Compensation. ST. LOUIS, August 4.—Approval of a cash bonus for Missourians who served in the world war, submission t a general vote of a proposal for a constitutional convention and the use of automobile license fees to pay interest on $60,000.000 in road im- provement bonds were indicated to- Sept. 1 Sept-|4ay Ly incomplete unofficial returns Sow.18| from yesterday's special election. A Oct. §] proposed change in the constitution Oct. 18 | allowing women to hold all state of- Sept.38 Oct. 13| fices apparently was in doubt. Oet. 1 N Kansas City and St. Louis gave =" large majorities on all the proposals ov.81| cxcept the women's office-holding . Nov. § amendment, which was defeated in KV igo—] the latter city by slightly less than ADONNAR .. 2‘: Oct. 4500 votes, with Kansas City glving it a_majority of about 3,000. Scat- tered returns from outlying districts indicated a trend in rural communi- ties unfavorable 1o the ofice-holding AUSTRALI ' HARRISON TO MEET MOTHER. NEW YORK. August'4.—Thomas Har- FEON Vi rison of Baltimore has left for England For, Taros and. sallings nadian Pac. |97 the Admatic, to meet o i A Mrs. Marguerite E. Harrison, newspaj Ry, 1419 New Teck Ave. Weshingten. or s . i g ok Seymour lt.- m :5- detention in soviet Russia. Encircling the Globe For Sapings and Full Information Apply COMPANY'S OFFICE FRENCH I.INE NEW YORK—HAVRE—PARIS LA FAYETTE