Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1922, Page 37

o REAL. ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued Continued Continued TWO TAKOMX FARK Wires N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC One T-room. J-story house mearly ready “for « L. .y - 2 S Tiea vy i well g buaee, e | 1418 Eye Street N.W. Phones Main 5903-4-5. replace s fming ropm: With. » . Northeast. Nr. 16th & Varnum Sts: e ;ofl'::‘l‘ 'a-{‘. | Price, $0.500. On East Capitol st near Price, S14300. As unity to obtaia & iétn, foMing, ironing DOSci e s blon s lsted at & very low ‘bath, i 2N Ssieeping e “'Inam:- It Js 24 feet wide and porch; %-in. oak polished fioors throughout: t ted. e s Jotwiter héat; all modern tmprovements; (ull o R rn i bear: et Slectre lights: e R i Y e T cated tn other sections for $11.000. Soanion.” This bullder also has nearing umnlezm ool Mt. Pleasant. Lhevy Chase, D. C. ::::.‘ :I‘ee.pu.n:.l;onh“lnd butit- l'. lntl(; One of the most reasonably priced homes in Price, ‘IL’.W Just oft Connecticut ave. A Toogis large and weil placed. ~Ouk foors, fire- | thia delightfal section, It s west of and up-to-dete home, contaial g melrx; convenient to cars.. Price, In A1 condition. Oani)k« by owner sieeplng Perhaps best of all, these houses will nét who will give early possession. Con- y other attractive features. A good My veulent terms. home value. be dificult to finance. Let us show them o bt LILLIP & HENDRICK, 23 Carroll ave., Takoma. AT m“u.—wmim A da %-room house: hot water and elec- triclty; ome aece ground, {rult. shrubbe: 3 ts hon:e. on car line; wouthe: b gy g 1 bargain at only Jo50; Lo, ulnu arran FINGER, Ruu;;r Nos. 1758 to 1768 LANIER ST. N.W. {One block north oi Columbia Road. See these beautiful new homes today. Eight rcoms and two baths; hot-water heat; electric light; attic; glass-inclosed breakfast porch; Pitts- burg instantaneous water heater ; oak floors ; laundry facilities ; large sleeping porch; lot 22 /;xl.p brick garage. Reasonably priced. Terms if desired.” Sample house No. 1760 Lanier street, open, heated and lighted daily until g p.m. Only three left. ol. se2-w. | B. BAN 212 100 3t now: 913 10t et. n.w. Main 5971, | 12 you fntend to buy a lome, we will be glad to have the pH'Il!‘! of an interview. Ou i hotes and properties are in all sections of city, H durbs and in Virginia and Maryland. You | Il be under no obligations. We &im to | Price, $13.000. ee. Sign below and mail to this office. ' representative for interview. Wish to buy. Saul's Addition. of this Price, $11,000. Your sttention is called to rooms this charming semi-bangalow of six Woodley Park. Near Wardman Park Hotel We ean assure early possession ed home, desirably I of ten rooms and tiled bath; bot-water be: Name... Address. 1 s i o fec ition. ttra eleetric light; bardwood Soors; in Sme Houses, bungalows, farms, Dist. of Col, ! D aIE bt e atorys (el 5 Virginia Macyland, i e SR W ik ARat i e of condition. Owner, occupaat, Wil give early possession. An offering which cannot be duplicated at this price. Rea the most reasouably priced properties in this section. Member Wash. K 3 T MTCRAL 0,500 One of the classiest bumrsn in this leuhlul made of conveuiences and eve Asity Tiousekeeper: wide porcl large lot. The | house could ot be built today for the asking | price. This is an ideal home and it can De i bought on vers reasonable term FRANK A. GIRBO aection. Detached bungalow stsle, N. I.. SANSBURY CO., INC. concrete bl 1 ck_penci N, o eiate Shinle” roof and Mdingas 7 "ronms “EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE. and bath; h.-w.hi., electric dights; all modern | 1418 Eye Street N.W. Phones Main 5903-4-5. MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. NEW OFFERINGS JUST LISTED FOR SALE: Look over these exceptional buying opportunities, in good Main 218, THOME IN lIA)fi 3 DW s ahuee ing mear Tth and D . |loc4hhes, then make your resolution to own your own home come tenant at :»' Less lhln $l All) will huy " sold at to Dw. p.|true. S H‘ IlTL, Ine., 7..6 l.;lh uw ("Fl‘ Mr. (,hew Chase. Md.—$12,500. Bloomingdale—$7,000. room and bath residence: This proyerty is lo(‘lled In the best late mu'. part of th' "electric lights, raior, - incemsetat; lared l-wn With trees, shrubbery: garage. This fa"one" of the very best buys in Chevy Ciase. today. Close to Wardman Park Inn— s! Bloomingdale section, has 7 ta rooms sad bath; il wedera imprevement porches. 'XM Business Propert)—$l4ooo Goud lot on 18th st. near Columbia Road, zoned for Lusiness, containing brick house ts; § ELL BUILT, CONVEN 0 Evelid st., = FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued ox AVIKVI, u:lcflu !All SEC- “give-away” elllv at $5,000. re getfing the best listed o Soiting odating tecaies 1 yon with & ou wish & dulubh city or nhurhcnyhome. s save time, N E. RYON CC CO., IN’C Bucesssors to New York Realty Brokers. Main 4597. ~1423 F st '&‘.n 50 tor tmmedinte suic, Farty rchase x 152 lant. must have one-half cash in order to 55 this Sgure. BAROAIN. Address M, Star office. cot large lot; fn ""'é-. Fhous Clsvelsad 1 STFIVELY THE BEST BUY 1N THE CITY, modern 5-room bungmlow, 2 block: ce, sal upe Poe) attractive, from car ine, 1,000 cash, $60 Der month. - Address Box 807K, Star office. ALL SON 8T, N.W. $7.500, witih & moderate cash payment, buys an up-to-dste brick home of six delightful rooms and bath; h.-w.h., electric lights; colo- nial tront porch and modern to the minute. " yard to o wide paved alley. ANK A, GIBBONS, Main 218, 520 Southern bldg. BUY IN MT. PLEABANT. Teaving city, wil w-rlflce attractive home ‘e rooms, hot-water Pent and Slecnie llxhu " Property sewly dee- orated and is in_excellent rondition. Garage. of Price low-at $11,000. Address Box 170-M, Star office. COME GET THIS. LAST ONE LEFT. CHEVY CHASE, 17 KEOKUK ST. Priced at only $11.500; has 6 rooms and all lnprue-'lis enl!l!l! detached, on llrge lot; % block from Conmectic: ROBT. E. MITCI 3405 Trvim “tront: doubl 3 ROLAND ¢ 'HodTH. 2157 hw l’r:nknm\xé A On 18th st. In First Commercial Zone. YOU who have been seeking a home, where the lower floor can be remodeled for BUSI- NESS. A 3-story, bay-window brick. contain- B 10 rooms and 2 baths: h.-w.h. The house |i' in splendid condition and reascnably priced $14,000. Terms. Tooms: good wized splendid order: ey contal On 19th st. lulov‘rlllv ‘neighbor} -y 6.5 e D s e R O . = pa at_condition. ‘modern. im- ery exe o 2 2 2 R provements. Immediate possession. Price,| batiis a thi ;;xm«‘hm jon, sua patlor, (,luse to oDmv.nto“n»—$.",r?'(:.o 5 -efiu: l;:t;:lr Insesiment a5 q'.'.','l":x..m qnm ation, colored purchaser. An excellent Dullt i e s & spleadialy boslt " oh: suliatle for boarimg Domser| ovms a0d bath; separate heating plan e B p or et 13th and 1 T every modern convenlence a; 1,500 'S house. | avate yards; electricity. Inspect this; then 5 hatn: Turmees Dont"mad mus| hoUn et mmust il It in priced at & Dre- 308 can. lire in one'and reut he otiier. Keasonable I immediate possession. . Price, $4.000. war figure. Close to Weather Bureau— e e gl e BEEDLEATIMERICOS [ T8 2 e 1 $7,000. Petworth—$7.950. Realtor. This house in_ in escellent_section. mot 2 family fat containiag two Groom and| Ready to Move In. S far from central part of city. containing bath spartments. B fullruu'h'.& el Tocsted. 6 rovms and 2 bathe: hot-water heat and modern: "lot 20 by 120; reats for clctite Tiehe; anivond fours, glagsed aaaually. "ihin s e only one Mett = porcl o tached mome- on lot 43 by 11» Apartment Building—$12,000. Sy 411300 "cash; baiance easy termn: feei,” with garage; must be sold at once. In centgal northwest, this 6-family = i N spertment building in offcied at & very low | THOS. JARRELL. ice, $10,250. May consider less for o —$8.500. priee, contains tiiree S-room th Tios substantial cash payment. Address Box 100 "3‘1“& lffi:‘l "lrl)hm_ 00 2od ‘thres dreom ' aad bath sparimenis:| =0 With largs attic, suitable for soid to close estafe. TINEF FOR SALE— Just being_completed, ater heat, el : numerous bullt-in ze lot; excellent sec- " $1,000 cash. I-.x(endcd;&‘;.ooo. il new 6-room and bath stucco owner to live in. Modern In best taste with Downtown—§15,000. 12.room and bath brick house, modern {mprovements. on lot 20 b! VB' enellen! for rooming or boarding ho Near Central ngh—$|8,0co. Very pretty corner brick house com- I omenta; porcits 4nd cat Seveper mprov 3 ; lot 21 by 11, Loeiid Park Road—$7,500. € fine, large rooms and bath: g guaranteed heat: deep lot: alley 17 feet wide: eak_floors: colonial porch; back porch; ma- hogavy_finish, Washington Real Estate Company, throughout, many uncsual aul's Addition—$13,250. 7 Suite 204, Second” Floor, ue In best part of Excellent beick~ Wouse _containin 328 Fifteenth street n.w. 7 rooms and bath. rooms. recéntion Aall aud bath: reoms are Call Main 933. Evenings Adams 1514. 6* : front and back ll"l Ild "ll lm.sld‘ fireplace, 7 S hardwood floors: Ing. Dack porch;” bot "ot A Dandy Home, very attractive water bell,‘:l%m ligais o 16th & Columbia Rd. N.\V. Lot us show yon the best buy in the city for a home. Think of the location, then These and other very attractive propositions will be shown you at any time by lar"e corps of representatives. Phone or call for appointment to mspect ALLAN E. WALKER & CO,, INC 813 15th St. N.W. the house, which contains 6 large rooms and }mn. Taund; ot concrete cellar with ter heat. il The woodworl sell ROCBERT LEE O'BRIEN. Main 2430. 171 BOSS & PHELPS. 3 K. L jecided argain in an unusually attractive home only one biock from Ward- ;m..m"‘:.;‘: R n"’n’fl'—"’"‘lmm, R contalns ine - rooms, tile bath, cak Soors, front aad rear Tevms, 31,500 cash. ss Box 136-M, Star You would do well to inspect promptiy. office. A very ati galow. well situsted in Brookland and close to thé car line. There are five arge. rooms, tile bath. attic. hardwood Soors and trim. Downtown Location. Tiot-water he Terms, Terms, $1,000 cash. - elecrre Tights; perfect condition; splendid lot 403130; prompt Dossession. A l;;al Buy. $1,000 cash. 3 $9,300—A TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT. _We Bave just nma752m Douse mear the | . Convemiently sitvated in the nerthwest. close to 16th and Golnmbia rd. One spart- (et e e ment of § foom and bath, the other of § rooms 1ad bath; separate catrasces, “nesting nd ya . plants, celiars lghts, Boors, 7 _rooms and tile| $9,500—NORTH COL. bath, dnuble back pornh nice light basement | An extrem condition. has electric MBIA HEIGHTS. > well built and neat appearin colonial type dumng, oue.n.m block off with’ i Tet us show | th st car Tine and not far out. 1t s strictly modern. conta rge rooms. oak Tou this, 1t has ‘Sood value and” will make | floors. sleeping porch, and 1s in perfect condition nrvaghout. parage: erma. 31, & dandy homs 5 5> monthly. ROBhRT LEE O'BRIEN. |$15.000—CATHEDRAL AVENVE dividuslity, of the best construction and is a location con- shington's most exclusive sectl A charming house of a large las poten, Botwhter Heat, electeic Hghte garage: ceded to be one of W two complete baths, oak floors, 5385. 1710 1 st. perfect condition; possession at once. | $13.000—CHEVY CHASE. Exceptionally attractive olerin ! contains eight spacious rooms, room. open firepl awning IDEAL HOME FOR COLORED—Col- umbia Heights section, close to 11th st cars: southern _exposurc; _attracti d coionial, modern bri in a detached Chery Chase Lome; now vacant. e Lath and shower, breakfast room, pantry, maid’s . oak floors, large veranda with erms to suft. t S ce in living' room. sutematie Vapor Tieat, electric lights: two-car garas ..rwu e 2 R E. RY 0\‘; C(!)‘” NNEDY BUILT HOME. © sy o 2 .“'m".""n}f,' : A “Main 4397 ¥ h mi-detached, three-si we! ar- & " e oy, 4o, e Baths, o4k floors and trim, built-in freless cooker & frigerator, front and double resr porches, hot-water heat, ectric. lights; oo garage; prompt possession. $7.500—A COR: NER PRO 1 thi estral home; 1t I hoNl[ld (oul 11 I”fixflyk Hlmrlfi.-?. it s n—nm ROPERTY. Heally nesr, cpntains 7""' tationery oo venient terms, lights, -uuuery ube and o Pl CONN. AVE., OLBVELAND PARK—ONE OF thess ‘attractive, 6-room brick homes in the block. Can be bought this week for 39,000, An unusual opportunity. Address Box 128M, Star office. [ E N AND BN- | $10.850<SAUL'S ADDITI are seekin nmn-umnm Its exclusive, close-la eubdivision e 2ut Damtent o M | e L 'nnu:h— houses will pay for them. | ""’““""3" ving six roems, tile bal Dhardwood foors, large frost pored, hot. Live in one and rent the other out. Price for | ‘water heat, electric lights, iné lot; cnly $1,500 cash required as initial payment. both, uzo. with $750 cash and balance easy. | $7, M—TWO-FAI"‘Y APARTMENT. FRANK A. GIBBONS, 1 ed Georgetown property clese to Westers High m two apartments of ; o bath each: separate entrasces, furnaces, yards and cellars: Yo 520 Bouthern blg, ?n'-'w:"f‘:u'ny- o “sellare: owner oceupant will give immediate possession of ou vomnn—mmmn IN A VERY GOOD ! ighborhood; 6 rooms _and bath; hot-water ) ApATUREnt cosenieetit BOSS & PHELPS, , with colonial poreh ! Tandsomels detorated. et 40300 T | THE HOME OF HOMES. home will be sold this week, so call Main! 'l el. M. 4340. 1406 H St. N.W. Members of the Washington Real Estate Board. 3500 today. BAUMAN & HEINZMAN, 734 15th st n.w. Phone Main 3500. | BLOOMINGDALE: 8 ROOMS; BATH; GOOD | heating plant; $6,050; $00 cash; move in to- % - HOME REALTY CO. 60 ave. n.w. Col. 351 omv—“ mdmfi‘i'un 18 OBLIG 1o eell. a_corner property. b Sold onoe befors Febe T SIZ Targe, bright yooms, modern bath; electric lights and excel- leat beating plant * Only $7.000. Will make terme. Box 355-M. Star office. IT WILL PAY YOU TO IN- SEE THIS, IT‘'S GOOD— P ++|SPECT THIS BUNGALOW— 000, 31508 B o Remen . MR ED ! Chery Chase, D. C.: $7.500; $1,000 camh, A0 "”" Tl ATASY; hatdwood foor $70 monthly; § rooms, tile bath; hardwood floors throughout; open fireplace; porches; high elevat] 3 blocks Conn. ave. Dewiy abiora HERE IS A BUNGALOW T WILL MAKE YOU FORGET YOUR NBAR LINCOLY PARK N.B—SIX ROOMS - v and Dath: 34500, Address Bos 110k, staril WANT TO BUY A st | BUNGALOW— R v P A REAL HOME. Most_attractive corner house in the por west, 22 feet wide; six rooms and bath: bri constroction; new electric fixtures; mew 375 i3 range in “Kitehen; beautifully decorated. VALAN Here it is: $7.050; $i30 cash, $75 monthly; 6 rooms, tile bath; open fireplace; break |.mm with fixtures; hardwood floors; large %! bookeases, i, 2 =y pmn. Tolly_tied bath, living 28213, ace, waffis The Best Security on Earth Is Earth Itself. MORGAN E. MORGAN & COMPANY. N. Y. Ave. Franklin 1320. Evening and Sunday, Frankiin 1686.J. T|§'OS. IZ JARRELL. Main_768. IF YOU ARB LOOKING FOR A REAL BAR- 23 1n & datacted heme, would be plessed jhow 70w this sttractive property in Saol's Addition. ratively new and in perfect <o throughot. Six large rooms, til ‘bath; oak floors; porches; hot-water heat, el 1rie Address Box 260-M. Star offi 8 ROOMS; ONLY $5, 500. Corner brick, wm: hy vudow. ?- i "'2. 1407 N PRATHER & ROBINSON, Bond Building. 16th STREET HIG! HLA\DS Main 442. SAUL’S ADDITION. un ot .ouse and rent nnl!.ler. is A beautifal home owner, n ird 8 Zowl A b n"m: e.l:'lvu-lu s ek 0 on Siseatiot Mt of! , We_are re- end romatader in monthly paymests will foor a living room, dining Toom, corner e e o Baus Aiitice o semi- Preaktast mm nd kitchen. On the m bunghlow of Baths; hot- rranged two ba m nm electric lghts; c four large, wel and on 3d vant r dre sccommodations for ser- 6'm STR'EET HIGHLANDS. | wo- ..J,IL rgas DI ave, & 1“. st.) in It. Pleasant, ’;l;hen are six 2 5‘-’5‘.‘. oo Jaree lot. m nmm l»ll home in (m-- -nl bath fi.,‘,‘_" “:r‘l.v: r- '":30'5‘ thoroughly uoaezn. garage. g oo Je DOWNT ’ porches front and GEORGETOWN. OWN. ':‘_ poed .‘.‘i,‘“':_,:!,‘“:."..".."‘.'.'.‘;,a.*;"mé:,- m-"!:.mm Y ""'-"‘i ‘with fineat ?"‘.-.*"‘.'.' | STANTON PARK N.E. TWO-FAMILY FLAT. & A wplendia sevenroom and bath home mesr seutbeast this Deautiful park, that nn.'n on umflu '-'n‘w 'n" T, o, terdi e devie e e e oS50 «-v-hn 10 several car l" fla. - . PRATHER & ROBINSON b14-16 Ifln .Lfih and Ney MA!& Mt. Pleasant. West of 16th St. 7 Rooms and Bath. Hot-water heat, electric lights: hardwood cam ceiling in dining y terms and give Inspect before you Luy. ity and wants an offer at WEAVER BROS. 737 15th St. N.W. Main 1821. Tonediate Jrouse xsion: Owner is leaving IMMEDIATE Pe house and bath: nace heat. Can ESSTON far under entire house: fue- inspected any time. Owner leaving city. 403 Sth st. n.e. o HOME OF §1X fol 16th St. Helghts. electrit ligits “and water heat, with space for garage. Pricc, $8,150. Fhone Adamn 2381 (3 TH 1300, $2.000 cash. Inquire 303 Mass. ave. n.e. B. H. Gruver Houses, Shepherd St. West of 14th. Immediate possession. Kight rooms. rice, $12,500. For_sale |') ln] broker ar E. M. WILLIS, 14 Main 12! ous nt; @ rooms, v heat and electric lignte. $8.960.; $2.000 cash, = No comminsivus paid. _Tel. Col. 6396, 9* FOR SALE—COLORED. I have several very attractive|con homes near 4th and N. J. ave.? |p-w., having 6 large rooms and {bath. Price and terms very reasonable. B. B. PINN, Col. 5817. 712 Kenyon st. n.w. ‘WANTED—HOUSES. 0. B. ZA.\"I‘ZXNG'II, il Jouin ln H Wi be sent to Bend Houses, bungal Dist. ‘of Col &‘l'l IM Ilf’lnd. Member Washiagton Real Estate Board —_— £ AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLSR, AUCTIONEER. Lunchroom Furniture and Fixtures in No. 1214 Good Hope tia, D. C. BY PUBLIC_AUCTION, TOESDAY, JANUARY TENTH, 1922. TEN-THIRTY A.M. Opalite Tables, Cha airs, Counter, Stools, omg:l Tras, Floor Case, Cash Register, Range and ‘Heater, Cafe Hefrgerator, Hat Racks, Table Ware, Crockery, Cooking Uten 2" mbanten fo Treasary: elther chee: considered. Must 2 C. G. SLOAN & CO., Inc. Aucts., ®EGISTIRED 715 13th St. Mammoth Storage Sale AT SLOAN’S GALLERIES 715 13th St. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7th, 1922 At 10 A M By order of the Security Storage Co., W. B. Moses & Transfer Co. and from other} Sons, the Union Storage and Office Furniture, etc., of ever; And at 12 M., Automobiles, etc. ERMS CASH s, TOMORROW. SLOAN & CO., Inc., Aucts. | ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEEK. Office Furniture, Iron Safe, Wicker Chairs and Rockers, Blue Bird Elec. Washer,| Jewelry and Diamonds, by | e Order Estate, Salvage, Etc., By Public Auction At Weschler’s, 920 Pa. Ave. NW,, Mahoguny Uprlght Piano, Mahogany ¥ top Desk and Chair, Oak Flat-top ~ Des Tables and Ofice Chairs, Oak Tetter. c Washer (a. c. current), Ward- 3-plece Suite, Couches, Ch ts, Exten- Ivory Hureas, Ma- ables i ho'-ny Hnor lm| Bridge Lamps, !llrmr-: Toledo Scaies. Carpets, Hugs. ete. piated Trage, Shaving Mirrors. Ten snul Vasca: aivo ruivage from Baum fre, Ofice Fur: viture, Honselr ,m ««m. ete 1:30 AM,, Dlad Locket, Watch and 6/Chain, Diamond Stud and | Pair Diamond Cuff Links for |\ Estates. 2 At 12 O’Clock Noon, i Automobiles, Including Pack- | ard Twin Six Touring, by Or- | ses | der Trustees; Milburn Eec.' Coupe, Ford Truck, Other| Touring Cars and Roadsters | and Air Compressor, by Order U. S. Marshal. Terms cash. 3 "HLER. Auct. Admini llra!nx “Sale of Dia monds md Jewelry,v SATURDAY. ANCARY 1 A Dismond Locke! 4" Watch order administratrix, estate of Pau deceased. Diamond Stud and pair Diamond Link Cuff | Euttons, by order sdministratrix, estate ol Chester A" Moll, deceas 1= Terms: Cash jas-3t ADAM A. WESCHI 3 | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF PACK- ARD “TWIN-SIX” TOUR- ING CAR. By virtue of a chattel deed of trust duly recorded In liber 4438, folio S Tod Ceaconds Torthe Divtrict cof Columbin; and st the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell { by public auetion at Weschler's Pa. -rugm A _In3.4.5.6 Trustees. Trustees’ Sale Valuable Real Estate. The undersigned trustees will offer for sale by suction to the bighest hidder at the Court e door in Rockville, Md. Saturday, Jan. 7 Al D At the hour of 2 o'clock I‘.Ill ed by the deed of trust f 10 Thomas et us. L. Dawson. trus , 1922 the proper rom Fred Dawson Records, )lonlmwry county, Md., beii A Farm of 421.15 Acres. More or less Ilm-w near Norbeck in said Baltimore eared. "romaindes Ta. foest Improved by Colonial Re<1dence| of About 23 Rooms, 6 Baths;! 8-Room-and-Bath Superinten- dent’s House ; A% Toponent 2 4-room cottages: stone 30240 house, 50x80; stone dairy: stone ice house and autos; barn, dairy refrigerator room: tile ‘pump house; tile oil | A and gas smoke house! modern swinery, 20x70, m Sbout three uarters ot 0 il da to the residence; on two mm hi presen oppmnnmu s for investmen: rior lien of balanee of deed of trust from Jeffries, Jun: er No. ‘213, folio 101, sold subject to omery county, of spproximately 34388862 and iaterest; correct int made know: Forms of saic: Cash. A deposit of $4.000 required of purchaser wiien property Is knocked | down. _Converancing and stamps st cost of urcha PR Tesrved blds. | Property wm Ve sold. HOMAS DAWSO OMAS T DAWEON 424031104, 0 - Trastece. Rocvvilie, Ma. FUTURE DAYS. ©. G. SLOAN & 00, AUOTIONEELS, 715 13th TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE l“PR()\" ED RBAL ESTATE, NO. 312 G STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a cectain dead of trust, record. od in Ldber N . at folio 60 et 'seq.. l!he land Feconds of the. District of Colum ndersigned will offer for sale at nobl sils, Gas Fixtures, etc. s cash. tion, in front of premises, on DAY, 4679 ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auct. }g T k¥ g ""“A"-. e ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. | seribed _real m.u. situate in the city of Ladies’, Men’s and ildren’s | Washington, in said ‘District, viz.: Known and distingulshed "as the east coehalf of ot No. Furnishings, Dry Goods, |3, in reservation Ne i ¥ beriasiag ¢ e . ) northeast corner o of, then Clothing, Notions, Show- |0 urset 27 fest, thence south 160 feet ¢ n;::‘l ry nce nor o cases, Cash Romler, Ek., of beginning, muner mm all the improve- in No. 1612 7th Street N.W., | 20t In a0 e b, bujsce in equal in- By Public Auctlon, Monday, January 9th, 1922, Commencmg 10 AM. High Rock, Chaimers, . ogtery o etaite. Cape, 3 ars (good sisee). ies, mm.l'.?!,‘ Fiannels, resses; Kitionos, Skirts, Waists, SIIK 'hhlo lrh-. Bedspreads, Mek- atalimenis ot oné and (w0 years, with futerest 7 tum annum, payable sei ] Bually from. the Gay of s oy deed of trust on the mm L, fl l“ cash, t the haser’s option. A deposit il be )‘“Nm"g‘u.““n 1 be T i riordn s "he com) "“3.. with E N E. GASOH, 8e30,31. fa8tol1 bothine !urvmu trustee. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEBRS. STBES' SALE NDIVIDED ONE- nwl IXTH .INTBQFN%N'& ABO! 40.3 St dhalons w80y W0 RD AVE, AN D ST, N.W. ES n GisDAY, | Te. ARY, & M., the EB 0'CLOCKE P. land and premises, situste 2 Columbia, and designated one-sizth interest 11811, coatain- 2 | Household Furniture, Pianos, | | | } uary | fon FUTURE DAYS. RY N SALE OF' VALUABLE PROVED REAL ERTATE, BEING TH By virtue of a decrec of the Supreme Court trict of Columbia, passed in Equity 14, we will "offer hr i nnlmr .m-n-m AT, in front of the AT FOUR tie Distriet igina! lot 11 in wquare | Reginn'ng for the st line of 7th street, inches porth from st corner of snid lot and square thence -m 21 feet 6 inches: thence north 16 feet 515 juches; thenee wesd feet 6 inches to the line of said strect, aud thence south 16 foet 512 inches fo viage of beglning: lots numbered i subdivixion of the sarveyor's office, together th the improvements abose mentioned. Terms of sale: Ome-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash and the balance in two equal installments, payalle in one and years from dny of sale, with intercs r anaom,’ payable semian :|sources; including Household Goods, Personal Effects,’ y description. MAIN 3430 Chiropractic The reason that courses in medical col- by |leges are o long s not thet o much stody ix necessary to teaeh doctors how to heal. It HE NINTH DAY OF ununr {is simply to keep down the mumber of prac- I 3 titioners. Some time the courses in chiro- practic will he lengthened for the same rea- son. Just now there Is an opportunity you to learn thiy profesxion in 18 wwaths. TEDY IT NOW WHILE YOU HAVE THE CHANCE. New clnsses in chiropractic aad osteopathy are now forming. New s term starts Jan. Il or_write: Riley Sctiool of € tle, 1116 F ton, . C. CAPITOTSCHOOL oF PHOTO-PLAY TECHNIQUE EXPERT INSTRUCTION By Professionals of -'.lflfln BT A, 2 Personal "y Oaly &3 % and’ photogra- rit dol 3 irst deed of trust:phers earn from 35 to T lars 3 week and |~.., fhe property wid, or all cash, at the op | upmaris. lnvestigate thewe valoable courses. ion of the deposit of {1t may men, futare. 3300 win' T Sired of. the purchuscr at 116 For further information sddress j time of sale Al couvevancing. examination A._A. RODRIGUE of title. recording. notars fecs and revemne | ‘Busizess stataps ut et of purehaser. Terms of sate | be_compli within thirty from { oy right to | ~el et of the dei Lortiven _ OWEN & RON, AUCTIONEERS. SAL> OF rORY T/ F. COZATNINS h TR [t Alfred 11 Lee's 3. ax per plat recorded the sarveyor for the Irixiri in Liler W IF SALE: a th or allowed fifteen days purch ale ALK OF VALUABLE SMALL | LAUREL ST.. OF A PE By :mm»«u Dla ‘o 'at ‘the reauest of the par | thereby, the undersizned trustees w public auetion, in front THURSDAY, THI D, o Rttowia ibed 13nd aud premises. in the District of Columb.a, snd designated as and being lot 63 in a wnbdivision of lots iu nb and quired upon ac recordi S cont. to Le omplied with with- in 30 d.\« o depontt for OWEN & SALE OF VALUABLE 5, IMPROVED “BY A 'K DWELLING, S.W No. s and at the request of riy secured thereby, the undersigued trusiees will sell at pablic_unciion, i flont of the premises, on Y, THE E 1i its_of Washington. Dis- trict_of Columbia, and designated as and be- | ing lot 36 in White & Brotiier's subdivision of lots in_reservation ‘D, as per plat recorded | in Book 11. page 61. in the ofice of the sur- veyor of tie District of Columbia. Terms of sale: One-third of tie purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal installments, payable in one and two years, ith ntarest &t 7 per centum per anuwm, pay: able semi-annually, from day of sale. b7 deed of trust upon the property soid, OF i cash, at the option of the purchaser, A de- posit of $250 Will be required at time of sale. All convesanciog, recording, revenve stamps, etc., at cost of purchaser. of sale to b6 complied with within 30 days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to re. sell the property at the risk and cost of de- faulting purchaser, after five days' advertise- ment of such resale in some newspaper pub- lished in Washington, D. C. WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS, HILLII & &ds.exSnkja2 . situate in th _de3o Trustees. n streets northwest. will be received in Room District I»mhflnm until 2 o'clock p.m. nuary 16, 192: iled_information apply to Hoom 427, District building. De- posit of ten dulllfi required to lnfinr! re- turn of plane and specificitions. CUNO H. HUDOIJ‘H JAMES F. OYSTER, CHAB KEI,- LER, Commissioners, D. C. ! | MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE U W. B. MOBES & SONS, 11th AND F N.W.— Modern fireproof storage. MODERN FIREPKMF STORAGE PHONE 7 North (%2 3343 3344 PACKING, SHIPPING LONG-DISTANCE MOVING No Charge for Estimates mmhm nd pianos. jren. Con- imatas cheerful ? 'ellclt lDfl"dl W-mm the eity. pert Pukm Craters & stlncn vfl'fi"rsl?fi""sml. NG S srouae. Eittaares. 1038 D st n 'l'lle Blg 4 Transfer Co., Inc., 1125 14th St. N.W. * Phone Mailn 2054. _lf"_l_____fil_'_"fl_ *UNITED STATES® ; STORAGE CO. i OCLOCK | ored to. hudred | lete_ he purchase. i ust duly {on Oct. 3. : | Room 310, Pope Bids. 14th and H Sreets . Rnbenm School of l’erlmlny Enr;llment Week The Untvorsisy Preparatory Schol, 8.E. Cor. 13th nw Pr Fr. L. Ado'ph R imnards .M. §.. P Bpecial tuition his week. Mathematics, Eng- Frvlcl German. Physics, Chem. 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SUPERIOR EQUIPMENT MAGNIFICENT CLASSROOMS APPROVED BUSINESS COURSES POSITIONS FOR GRADUATES ALL CLASSES REOPEN THIS WEEK REGISTRATION DAILY UNTIL 9:30 P.M. P. J. HARMAN, Principal | | SCHOOL FINE| FELIX MAHONY, Director. Main 1760 | New Location: Conn.Ave. & M St.! New Classes Begin Jan. 4 Day and Evening Classes Children’s Saturday Class Interior Decoration, Costume De- sign, Textile Design, Color Com- mercial Drawing, Life, Skctch, Painting and Modeling Classes, Individual Instruction. Catalogue. _ HALL-NOYES SCHOOL Opens_ Sept. Bebel Clasioe: aleo private coaching to and adulta. Civll Betvice prep. DY ok-cxamines - 5. Catalogue. oces Mana Hall, A. M. . 3577 ~ MEDICAL COURSES. Training of laboratory pharmacists, and dentists. he University office. 1 MW, near 17t a0 U (ded at H and Tith). MUSICAL mmucnax “RAG-JAZZ Ter P-lflvtl' h‘l m—u in_20 e-on dvanced course M e RISTANSER %u‘oon OF ram IC. 2601 11t st. jumbia 3 “mn'lr’- Main 7638, nn-m Wi nCnnan of Music 1408 New E: rd‘:.‘ A"-. 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Splendid Weekly sa: New York Saturday, arriv- ing Nassau, Tuesday. 8. 8. MUNARGO S.S. MUNAMAR MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINES Passenger Department o7 Walt SL.N.Y.";:_,“'"" JUGOSLAVIA OPENS DOORS T0 REFUGEES - I& APPLIED ART|Gives Shelter and Food to 40,000 of the Indigent Russians. By the Aswciated Press. TEMISVAR, Jugoslavia December 16.—While other nations of Europe are closing their doors to the indi- gent Russian refugee, nospitable Jugo- slavia has received 40,000 of them within her borders during the last two vears. Most of these have come l’tnm Odessa, Novorossisk, Sebasto- ! ol and other parts of the Crimea. ‘The shelter and support of this %nd High | vast legion of fugitives entail heavy expense upon the Jugoslav govern- ment. The largest item of expense iis the maintenanee of 20,000 of Gen. 271 B 8t. N.W. lWrnn.tl. disbanded army. By arrangement with the French government Jugoslavia received these men on condition that the expense of ¢ kecping them would be defrayed by the French government. Up to the present, however, the Serbs assert the French have defaulted in their agreement, and the entire ¢ost of the upkeep of the men falls upon the Jugoslav government. Of the 40,000 refugees 20,0 men, 11 000 women and 9,000 chil- dren. The majority of them are seg- regated in industrial colonies locat- ed on the fertile and sunny plains of northern Jugoslavia. In addition to the thousands classed as ordinary refugees, there are 6,000 men who were brought to Serbia to work on railway and buNding onzrn.llonl. 'here is also a group of 3,000 the former Russian volunteer Arm\‘ gosla purposes of admin! Bunl-n- are divided nn‘.o mlrv.y-uru colonies, each with its elected gov ernment board and delegutes to Feho central board. The commission for Russian refugees, organized by the Jugoslav ministry of foreign affairs, exercises state control over the col- onies, but each colony has its own autonomous government. A continu- ous effort is made to tain the Russian onal l.rldmunl. oollec