Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1922, Page 29

ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued WANTED FOR EXCHANGE AND CASH bayers, ity and country property, farms and homes. _Address Box 5-M, Star office. ‘Beautiful busgalow of six large rooms, bath, | FOR COLORED—_BY OWNER, NO AGENTS: gpen freplace, larwe collar, saonary, waak | S100, B9, BAth Beick: lotrobe. EO%: ermn: e, Slectric lights. gas, garage; lot 453150, | {aryclhack yard: space for car. Address Box Price, $4,750. 297.L, Star office. e An_attractive four-room bungalaw, hath, [ NER, ATTRACTI SE_ON electric Jights, gas; lot 452150, Crittenden st. n.w.: 8 rooms; bullt four ye: HYATTSVILLE, MD. $11,500. Col. 1G34. Price, $6.500. INSPECT AT ONCE. Beantifal eight-room e, New B. JI. Gruver Homes. 4315 and 4325 New Hampshire ave. n.w. at yas, bot-water Leat, cne-bali Very eaay terme. Grant Circle. 8 rooms; a.in. douple sleeping 5 | porches. Built-in, heated garage.\ Extraordi- Price, $5.750. w five-room buagalow, a.m.i., ob lot 50x and 1igi ::fl"unfilllnwplfln!)u'l“em e Sre e ‘Terms. RIVERDALE, MD. $5,950. OWNER MUST SELL. Beantiful home of six Istse rooms, hath, Leaving city, owner has to dispose of his home at once.’ Colonlal front porch, sleeping £as, electric lights. city water, large cell stationary wash tubs, lot 50x150, ‘Terms. porch, six rooms, bath, hot-water heat, metal BRENTWOOD, MD. Price, $2,950. One black from cir line. Owner compeil to sacrifice his five-room bingatow, on 1ot 80x ; electric lights, gas, city water. Terma. WM. G. RICHARDSON, 225 Colorado Building. Main 3531 FOR HOMES AND 1IN See MATIORNEY & 1527 Bye st. stairs, deep lot to wide paved alley. House in_ excellent condition throughout. ~Near lst street and Rhode Jsland ave. I don’t believe ou can find @ better house at the price— .000. 1 can arrange terms if you can make a good cash paymeut. Write me today. Ad- dress Box 127-L, Star ofice. o AND BATH BRICK 1238 Duncan st. D.e. Smail cush and moathly payments. JOB. 4 HERBERT & SON, 513 E. Capl 20 QUINCY ST. N.W.—MODERN 8.] house for sale by owner, $3,000 for quick sale: K3 ke 90 = ontk, incladiey iniees Look &t COLORED—6-RO0M house, fine location, a ‘lill nts. ouse and inspect lo- atio 718 Md. ave. n.e. ABONABLE CABH PAYMENT WILL PUR- se new home in Washington's most exel:- ive residential section, near home of former { President Wilson. House conta bedrooms, 2 bat! sleeping porch, maid’s room and bath: ly built and finished; every conven: Price $22.500. For immediate inspec- tion, phone Main 5830, or address Nox 31-L Star office. '—DETAC] MED HOME WITH acing 3 streets. Near termious of e. car line; $10.800. Terms. PERCY : BLL CO.. xclusive A, th Nireer X _IF YOC AAVE ROT SEEN OUR NEWLY PLANNED “HOMES, " 10th and Park road n.w. Don't select your house withont dolng o, They undoubtedly represent the last word i modera home building—not the usual ty; room plan, but a nice, 100my, homelike %o the last detail. Keatly and artistically decorated. Bear fully finished and equipped with ali the Iabor-saving appllances. Built to stand the test of time. LOCATT 1 square morth of 19th and Park road, ove: looking Rock Creek Park—the nationally | known' beauty spot of the whola country. “The price and terms will appeal to those seeking easy home buyiag. 19th ot ts. including built-in gara - - in and screcned sloeping Darch” Thin fs an ot- ceptional buy. ' For further detatls see M(;{:\'slsg‘ (JRUST Co. eal Dstate 5 Muneay bldg. Do e 6042, SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON. iful 5-room tapestry brick porch how nt; hite neighborhood. five bargain. Price, $4,000. UNAEY TRUST co., Real t Munsey bldg. ate D fifi‘l:'r!lrl,L [ HOT porch; furnace heat; gars, Fonv. Lincoln Tark ‘wad>new School. 928 16th st. Main “Headguarters for New Homen." TO CLOSE ESTA Near 16th and Columbia road. bat] elec. light, h.-w.h. furnlshed. 3 $10.500. To inspect, address Box S0-L, Star FOR SALE—COLOKRED. Several very attractive homes in best northwest section; prices from $3,000.00 to $6,250.00. Terms very easy. B. B. PINN, Col. 5817. 712 Kenyon St. N.W. MODERN DETACHED HOME Overlooking Western High School. Corner lot, Six rooms and bath, Six_thousand doll: 3. LEO KOLB, 1237 Wisconsin ave. Phone_West 1 Be sure to see our SUNSHINE HOMES MICHIGAN > PARK < 12th and Mich. ave. ! Bungalows and central hall homes, in town, with ground all around, for less than houses in a row. Over sixty sold before completion. Easy terms if de- sired. Take Brookland car to end of route, or telephone Main 35 for automobile. Built by | __ 3 Fos N MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, | SFAR CONSECTICCT AVENUE & Tncorporated. ~ Matn 6085, Escablished Inrg, | STect; fne residence; sultable for dwelling or apartment renting purposes; also in coming Woodward Bldg., 15th and H. | business neiehborhood, 17 rooms and 5 bsths o Hime Like Ours REAUTIFUL DETA lIP’R!’ f“)lihllt, sflillh:f.oanfllzlflsllh p; m-anltgrw anired. rice, 2,500. x 2 TIOUSE ON GEO! 2 e Kia ave. cur Tine; 9 ; garage wmd all ‘m Star office. EYE ST. N.W. AR 19th—T) be wuld by owner 4504 Georgiu ave. and bath; completely furnished: excelleat "rooming house proposi 'Gkfil;\]‘hfirfim ath: leaving _cit Jonial _design: portunity ‘for some_ on UNION REALTY CORPORATION, beautiful_interlor: nearly new. Spe 1410 G able term: 1S P. SHOEMAKER. HOOMS electricl 110 brick _construction: : aftractive home; | GWXER WILL MAKE RIG REDUCTION IN York ‘ave. Main 1166, moderr cottage, 8ix dandy rooms and porche large lot: in morthwet suburbs: altitude and view unsurpassed: 25 minutes to Tres L ther car line. Ofers cheerfully co SHEPHERD ST. N.W.—SIX LAKG] Must rall. Pliane Cl: tiled bath: Lot-water heat: lanndry: colonial in fine wenther atrips, screens, parquet floors down- [ If interested, apply to E. EDWARDS, | 6- Bome | ins utt- new | Price eutire, $13,500. ' A real at cost of purchaser. AUCTION SALES THIS AFTERNOON." D. C. CHEMICAL 00. ARB_AUTHORIZED TO SELL ENTIRE STOCK OF FIXTURES ROOM 14. T rushes, Halr Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Combs, Stationery and other sundries 100 numerous to mention. SALE TO START TUESDAY, . TAND CONTIXUING X CH DAY, X NTINUIN CH DA’ NINE-THIRTY TO FLEVEN A.M. UNTIL ROLD. mhe-at THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Two Very Desirable Two-story Bath Brick Ducellnge o, 1547 ricl i 7 and 1549 dth Stmet‘N \:.I. Excellent Opportunity for Colored Home Buyers. By authority vested in us we will sell at ublic_auction, in front of UESDAY, MARCH SEV L 1922, ' AT HALF-PAST, FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., lots 82 and 83 In 'square 521. Two colored high Howard University are within a few minutes’ walk of this property. Terms: $200 cash depcsit on day of sale, $300 within 30 days and the balance payable $43 per month, including all interest. title or no sale. Conveyancing, recording and revenue stamps &t purchaser's cost. Fur- ther particulars at time of sale. THOS, J. OWEN & 80N, Aucts., mh2-d&ds 1331 G st. 'n.w. TOMORROW, THOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEEES. Administratrix’s Sale of Furni- ture and Contents of Premises go‘.v 1730 New Jersey Avenue By virtue of an order of the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbla, holdigg a Probate Court, in re the estate of &George 1I. Tucker, deceased, Administration No. 28743, I will sell at public auction, within the ahove premises, on 'WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH, 1922, 'COMMENCING AT TEN- THIRTY 0'C] Household Furaiture, consisting of Parlor, Din- ing, Bed Room and Kitchen Furniture, Curpets, China, Bric-a-brac, Pletures, Ete. SARAH E. TUCKER, Administratrix. R B8, GHEW, Atiorney. ; i m 426 5th THOS J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. i | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, Known as 1726 P Street N.W. By virtne of a certain deed of trust duly recorded, in liber No. 4319, follo 86, et seq., of the land records of the District of Colum- , and decree of the Supreme Court of the jitrict of Columbia pansed February 21, 1022, in equity cause No. 9784, and at tie request of the party secured by said deed of trust, the nndersigned trustees will sell, at pubhec in, tront of i owing-described land and prem- tunte In the city of Washington, Dis- Columbta, and “deignated as and be- 101 in Joseph R. Johnson's subdivision in square 157, as per plat of said subdivision recorded in Look 20, page 7, of the records of the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia, subject to & right of way over the rear 5 feet of said lot for alley pur- poses, t ing lot toge! sisting of a 3 stories stone dwelliog. with wide side and rear heated by steam, 1ig! ted by electricity. P erty sold subject to existing first ceed of tru reorded in liber 3879, folfo 179 et seq;, of sald in the sum of $6,000, maturi 1924, bearing sald_intercst { money fo be paid in cash, balance in two equal io- stallments, able in oue and two yea with interést at 6 per centum per apnum, pay- able semi-annually, from day of sale, secured ail cash over and sbove said first deed of trust at the option of the purchaser. A de- posit of $300.00 will be required at time of ssle. Taxes and interest on said first deed of trust to be adjusted to sale. All | conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps, etc. Terms of sale o be compiled with within 15 days from day of sale, otherwise the deposit will be forfeited to the trustees, and the trustees reserve fle ight to resell the property cost of defaulting purchaser, advertisement of such resall ished_in Washington, D. C. FOUNTAIN BEATTIE, Subatituted trustee. FREDERIC E. JOLNSON, Trustee, 13i2 New York a u&ds Washington. Maech 6, 1922, will be received at Room 500, ing, until 2 o'cleck p.m.. March furnishing aad delivering_snow plows. street cleaning diviston. For detailed informa- fion apply to Rom 200, Disiet’ Budding. NO H. -RUDOLPH, JAMES OYSTEK, CHARLES KELLER, Commissioners, D. C. AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAY e & 80N. AUCTIONEER OF LOT 82, SQUARE 53164, TON, D. C. By virtue of a power of sale contained in deed of trust from George E. Lomax to the undersigned trustees, duly recorded among the land records of the District of Columbia, de- fault having been made In the perment of the debt secured by said trust, and at the request of the holder of the trust mote, éhe undersigned” trustees will sell at public’ auc tion, to_the highest bidder, on the premises, No.' 1007 47th st on MONDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DA FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.X. NEAR CARS: NORTHIWEST SECTION: rooms and hath: porches: new modern house: rarage; :_hot-water heat: sttractive ; reasonable terms, IFUL NE wpecially built; g : hot-water heat: G rooms and bath, se porch. Price, $9,200: moderate LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. W York av Main 1166, SION SMIARCH 15: CENTRAL LOCA tion, ou car ine: 6 roons and bath: hot-water brick construction. P'rice this week, cash: balance terma. _LOTIS P. SHOEMAKER, __ 1407 New York a Majn_1166. THE BEST OFFERINGS IN TAKOMA -PARK. The following is only a partinl list of homses awe have for sale. Consult ue before buying. £2.000—Three rooms, bath, fornace. $3.130—Five rooms, garag £8:900—Four rooms, & I roome, LIt Kere, paved st 5 ma, lialf acre, paved street. $5.000—Five rooms, a.m.1 ping porch, | 1 $7.000Five rs, fSireplace. osk floors. | $7.3008ix .. m.I., paved strest. $7.300—Five ra.. a.m.1.. sleep. pol $7,500—Six larze rooms, i. 87400 Five large rooms, irty- com frame dwelling. Terms of sale: One-third cash at the time of s sale or within fifteen days thercof, $100 of + HCAT €ATS. | which to be paid at the time of sale, balance e one-third in six and one-third in twelve ol e months, or all cash at option of buyer. De- o1, FOTALE. | ferred payments to bear Interest and to be W, secured to the satisfaction of the frustees. reoms, pin, $9,300—Ten rooms, a.m.1., close to cars, paved street, h.-w. . $12,000—Seven roowis, ‘sleeping porch, bollow b., acre ground. tiie, oak floors, h.. $12,500—ine Tooms, a.m 3 any iarge. country. places 1o and mear Ta- Koma, from $5.750 to $22.000. = LILLIB & HENDRICK. 2123 Carvoll ave.. Takoma Park. " Col, 892-W. BY OWNER, BEST MOUNT PLEASANT - tiom, just off Columbia road and 16t L Also, “central, 1012 Mass, ave. n.w.: twelve | recorded in Liber No. 4015, folio 428, et seq rooms, three baths: h.-w. h., electricity, of the land records of the District of Colum- rage. Possession_of_both. Pargains. bia, and at the re H;l:dnf the party secared PRETIY AND SUBSTANTIA {hereby, the undersigned tru HOME. I SUPUEBA public suction within tie office of Thomas $750 CASH DOWN. Owen & Son, 1331 G at. n.w.. on THURS] At Hyattaville, ‘near boulevard and ears;| THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, sexén nice rooms: good heating plant; elect | 1922, AT THREE O'CLOCK P.AL., the foilow tricity; built-in 3 well {flfll and at- | ing-described land anad premises, situate in tractive in every Tespeci. 'Price, §6.300; 8150 | the District of Columbla, and designated cath dowu, “belance” arranged. * (GIRGIL) | and being lote numbered 8. 7. 12, 1 % ©.'B. ZANTZINGER, Realtor, 20, 21, 22, 23, 45. 71, 72, 78 and 79, In block 912 10th st. n M. 5371 rumbered 2, known as sgnare 5078, and lots SAUL'S ADDITION. 45,46, 54 and S5, in block numbered 3, mow 500 ¢ Kkron’ s sauare S0, (a’a subdlvision kagwa 0 ' as “Manning Heights.” as per plat recor in T e RO ity e To% | fhe office of the: nurvevor of fhe District of double back porches good deep lot; o) Columbia, In county book 10 at follo 65 $10.500; equity in casli, balance pasable’ $77.50| Teras of sale: All cash. A deposit of 3200 per month. See it at once. (508611.) uired upon acceptance of bld. Conveyan 0. B ZANTZINGER, Reaitor, recording and revenue stamps at pur- 2 10th st n.w. 3. chaser's cost. with within 30 days or deposit forfeited. T. “W. STUBBLEFIELD, GARFIELD ‘A. STREET, the cost of the purchaser. MARION DUCKETT. T. HOWARD DUSKETT. Trustees, bullding, 1420 New York ave., Washington, D. C. mh2-10t,ex8u THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN MANNING HEIGHTS,” TO BE SOLD OF THOMAS J. 5371. NEAR CHEYY CHASE CLUB. $12,500. A _lovely home that you will like; seven lovely rooms and tile bath: large’ living mh6-0t,exSu ‘Trustees room: open firepiace; hot-water heat; elec.| ADAM A. WESCHLEB, AUCTIONEER. tricity: pretty lot and fme location. A real o TR e o (Bankruptcy Sale ‘of Ladies’, — Exhibit Men’s and Children’s Furnish- ings, Dry Goods, Notions, Novelties, etc. 2733 CONN. AVE. ‘Bet. Woodley Rd. and Cathedral By Public Auction- at Weschler’s PRICE, $20,000. Two stories, attic, library, 920 Pa. Ave. N.W. (Second Floor) two fireplaces, two baths, break: ast and sleeping porches, chauf- feur’s or maid’s room with bath; single or dou‘I’)Iue' gyarage at cost. o MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, Incorporated. Main 6985, Established 1%99. [Wocdward Bldg., 15th and H. *No Place Like Home; No Home Like Ours.” 1th ST., NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL— nd bath; B-w.h. Price, $7,500. D. Thursday, March 9, 1922 Con:mencing 10 AM. Cash. SAMUEL C. REDMAN, Trustee. o L i3 0 roome and bath; latrobes. Prics | Terms: 7.500. 1219 Que n.w.—4 story, bay window brick; w.b.; corncr 13th. Price, §12,000. D. H. JOHNSON CO., 1333 'H st. n.w. 76 FLORIDA AVE. N.W.—1 ROOMS AND th, bay window brick; fuoace heat. Owner sks' $7,500. Make offer. D. H._JOHNSON €0, 138 H st. n. 0th BT. NEAR QUE N.W.—0 ROONS AND th, bay window brick. ~Price, $7,000. D. H. JOHNSON CO. DWELLINGS, . ND LUMBIA STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly reconded, in Liber No. 4523, follos 877 and 880 et seq., respectively, of the Iand records of the District of Columbie. and at the request of the party secured thereby, the’ undersigned trustees wiil il, st publie anction. in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE FOUR- TEBNTH DAY OF MARCH, A.D. 1922, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following described lsnd and premises, situate in the District of Columbia and designated as and being lots 147 and 133 in D. L. Morrison's et al. wubdivision of lots in square 363, as per pl recorded in the office of the surveyor for said District in Lider H. D. C.. folios 6 and 6%. Terms of sal Each_lot sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $1,500 and the amount over saia deeds of trust to be pald in cash. of $200 required upon each lot at Conveyancing, recording, revenune w. NEAR 14th —8 ROOMS AND th brick; colonial porch. Price, §6,500. D. H. JOHNSON CO. w. 918 N st. nw. lx‘b';mnP bath: Satory brick; : ‘rear ‘alley. Price, X Z Toes Sin st now 9 Tl vath: 3 vt rper Brick house. ~ Price, $6,000. Term: NEAR 10th AN NwW—12 NS AN ath; hot-water Leat; newly papered and infed; will sell reasomble to quick pur- T Pt and G n.e.: & ronme and bath: furnace will sell for $5260. Cen fix terms. EDW. P. SCHWARTZ, Ine., 734 15th n.w. ‘Mr. Kramer.) > from day of sale, otherwise the property may be readvertised and resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser or purchasers. TLLIAM H. WALKER, LOUIS B. SCHNEIDER, Trustees. mb3-déde, e ~ two (32), In aquare G164, improved by a five- | Conveyancing, stamps, recording and title at{south 22 feet G inches: thence wi THOS. 4. OWEN & SON, 10 Trustee’s Sale of the Three- Story Brick Dwelling, No. 1014 8th St. N.W., and the Two-Story Frame Dwelling, No. 1145 8th St. N.W. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columki sed in Equity Cause No. 39704, will sell ‘at public_auction, in front of fhe’ premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF MARCIL 1922 COM" MENCING AT FOUR-THIRTY 0'CLOCK P.M., e following-described land and premises, sit’ vate in the District of Columbla, and being part of original lots 11 and 12 in ‘square 402, described zs follows: Beginuing for the same at & point in the line of 8th street west. 31 feet 2 inches wouth of the northeast corner of sald lot 11 and running thence west 76 feet, thence south 17 feet ¥ inclies, thence east § fect. thence south 5 feet § inches, thence east 71 feet to 8th street west, thence north along the line of sald street 23 feet to the point of beginning. ALSO _IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. Part of lots 14 and 15 in A. Rothwell and Henry Naglor's subdivision of square 425, as per pl recorded in Liber N K, page 239, in the records of the office of the survesor of the District of Columbia, described as follows: Beginning for the xame at a point in the line of 8th strest distant 20 feet 6 inches north from the south- west cormer of said lot 14, and running thence north along the line of said street 22 feet 6 Inches, thence east 90 feet to an alley: thence t 90 feet to { the point of beginning, With the improvements | Terms of sale to be complied | DAY, THE FIGHTH i thereon. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be.paid in cash and the balance in two equal instaliments, payable in one aud two years from the day of sale, and to be rep- resented by the promissory notes of the pur- chaser, bearing interest at the rate of @ per centum per annum, payable semi-anoually, and secursd by deed of trust on the properiy sold, or all cash, at the option of the pur- chaser. Two hundred dollars deposit required upon each parcel upon acceptance of bid. conveyan purchaser’ 3 with within 30 days from day of sale, oth wise the trustee reserves the right to res the property at the risk and cost of default- ing purchaser, after five days’ advertisement f such resale in some newspaper published c. LTER A. JOHNSTON, Cilorado bunding, ‘Trustee. CO.._AUGTION W, 1e24-0&s.px8u THUMAS DOWLING & 1115 EYE ST. 3 TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1318 PIPTH STREET NORTEWEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No. 84009, we will sell at public fion, in front of the premises, on WEDN AY OF MARCH, 1922, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., lowing_described land and premises, the city of Washington, District of Columbia, and being all the 1and and premises as record in Liber 2781, folio 223, of the land records of the District of Columibia, distinguished as lot numbered thirteen (13) 'in_Callan’s recorded subdivision of part of square No. 480. ~Begin- ning for the same at a point on 5th st., wes from the moutheast corger of the said squar thence west ninety-three feet four and balf (93.412) inches, themce north twenty feet: thence east minety-three feet four one-half (§3.43) inches. and thence south along the line of said Gth st. twenty (20) feet to the place of beginning, together the improvements thereon. Terms of sale: Ope-third of the purchase money to be pald in cash and the balance in two equal_installments, payable in one and two years from the day of sale, and to be rep- resented by two pramirsory notes of the pur- chaser, bearing interest at the rate of seven (%) per centum per amnum, payable semi- snaally” and secured by deed of trust on the property sold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser. Two hundred (200) doliars’ deposit Tequired upon acceptance of bid. Al conve: ancing, notarial fees, revenue stamps and cording at the purchaser's cost. Terms of sa to be complied with within thirty (30) da: from. day of sale, otherwise trustees rese the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five (5) deys' advertisement of such resale in some newspaper pnblishad‘in the city of Washington, District of Columbia. MANUBL M. HEWLETT. PERRI W. FRISBY, Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO VALUABLE SIX- ROOM AND BATH BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. 702 AND 710 IRVING ST. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust daly recorded in Liber No. 4368, follo 321 et seq., and Liber 4368, folio 332. respectively, of the l1and records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party seenred thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at public suction. in front of the premises. on WED- NESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF MARC A.D. 1925, AT FOUR 0'CLOCK P.M., the f¢ lowing described land and premises, sitnal in the District of Columbia, and designated as nd being lots 91 and 95, in Dennis McCarthy’s ubdivision of part of block 6, in Todd a Brown's® subdivision of parts of the tract of 1and known as *‘Pleasant Plains,” and-*"Mount Pleasant,” as per plat of said first mentioned subdivision; recorded in Liber No. €0, folio 189, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. Terms of sale: All bnsh over.a prior deed of trust for $3,250 on each lot. A deposit of 3200 required Gpon each lot at time of sale. Conveyancing, reco and revenue stami at_purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to complied with within thirty days or deposit forteited. JESSE H. HEDGES, JAMES M. CARTER. fe24,0&dn.ex8u Trustees. by & deed of trust upon the property sold, or | AUCTIOS SALES TOMA BROW. AUCTION SALES TOMORROW. I =TT ~C. G. SLOAN & CO,, Inc, Aucts. 715 13th Street Mahogany and American Walnut Dining Room {Furniture, Persian Rugs, 5 Antique Mah RLGISTERED Drawers, Sna p Table, Reed gany Re- aception Chairs, Mahogany Bedroom Suites with h post beds, Antique Mahogany Sofa, Chests of and Wicker Chairs and Rocker: Bed and TablefLinen, Brass and Iron Beds, Bric-a-Brac, Domestic Rugs, Draper# Ivory-finishe droom Suites, :]siomce Chairs, Overstuffed Living Room Suites, etc. 2 At Public Auction Within Our Galleries 715 13th Street WEDNESDAY March 8, 1922 At 10 AM. ;Ford Coupe in Terms, Cash. ) mbe-2t : FUTU EE DAY And at 12 M. Good Condition C. G. SLOAN, & CO,, Inc., Aucts. FUTURE DAY ADAM A. WESQLRE, AUGCYTONEEK. Executor’s Stle to Close an Es- tate of Valmible Corner Prop- erty, Thrce-story and Base- ment Brick Dwelling With Garage, No., 1829 Eye Street Northwest., Dy virtue of authirity vested in the under- stgned, .1 will offe: 4 9r sale by public auction, In front of the preniees. on TUESDAY, THAE FOURTEENTH DAY- OF MARCH, 1922, AT FOUR O'CLOCK ¥ .M., original fot 10’ and part of orlginal lotbhid in square 106, dencribed in one parcel ds Miilbws: Begloning for the same at the soulmestt corner of sald lot 10 and running thendy morth alon 90 feet to center ‘W a brick wall, 41 fect, thence syith 90 feet t and thence west frlong said */ feet 1o the be . improved by brick velling_containl g “about 20 rooms and with bricl rage. Inspectiop upom application to an g.ioneer. Terme: " One’hgl, cath, onethird tn 90 days aod one-third In G months, secu deed of trust on than rty sold, or all cash, at the option of thi Fpurchaser. A deposit of $500 required at sal ¢, ‘Terms to ba complied With in 30 days. . All eonveyancing, ing and revenue sti mups at purchaser 3 WIIJ ZAM BELBY, Executor. mh2-d&dsesSe 3 & 80N, AUCTION E.\LE‘ OF VALUABLE UNI o, ESTATE, AT THE B.| CORNER OF \TION ST. AND BELT ROAD, CHEVGY GIIASE. By virtue of a ghain deed of trust duly recorded, in Liber [No. 4028, follo 376 et seq. of the land recordsf f'ithe District of Columbi: and at the request pof ‘the ty secured thers by, the umkrnllm# trustees will sell, at public in front « the premises, on MONDAY, y Hd TAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1922 AT THREI LOCK P.M., the foliow- ing-described lancigani! premises uate in the County of Washingtos District of Columbla. and designated belog all of lots 11 & bt aquare 17435 in Fuiton R. Gordon's division of part « {7 a ract of land called Chevy Chase, a8 per pl: @ rirorded in the office of the mrveyor for the ghistrict of Columbia in book 1, page 41 erm g cash. A deposit of $250 E- ime of sale. All con- esancing, recorling{ S-evenue stamps, ete., at coat of parchaser. ' “Tarms of eale to be com- plied with within) t§ §rgr days from day of sale, otherwise the trasfcjs] reserve the right to re: sell the propertp/ad the risk and cost of de- faulting purchs selr, mfter five days' advertisc- lisbed in Wal . . PR BT E o nw HDE] 1ARD, 738 15th at. n. street 41 DF VALUABLE REAL ES- BY TIREK TW SEMENT DIWELLINC 1042 AND hei44 SIXTIH ST. N. By virtue off¢.irce certain deeds of trust, ~ded respecfi).ely August 13, 1821, October 4. 1921, and Cérhber 4, 1921, among the land records of the .is irict of Columbis. and at the request of thel Juarties secured thereby, the undersigned trpecees will sell at public aue. tion, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, THE THIRTE EY'TH DAY OF MARCH., 1922, 4:45 0'CL/pA < P.M., the following real e: tate, sitaated in the City of Washington. Dif trict of Colunmbit. and designeted be- Ing_lots numbe'eay one hundred an (167), one hunin 1 and sixty-eight (168), and one hundred and ;sixty-nice “(183), in Francis Toumey's subctiy bion of lots in square nu bered four hun dy 4d and forty-four (444), as pe; pint recorded Iy the office of the surveyor of the District of i Columbia In Liber 15, follo 94. Terms of ar Each of the above lots is aubject to & p| jor deed of trust securisg an indebtedness (i $2.250, and each lot will be aid_deed of trust indebtedness. ce over and above sald deed the balance fn s Sa_be paid in cash and oq n"one ‘smd tniy v ual Instaliment payable ‘with interest at per cent_per annara, payable semi-annually, se- cured by secopd deed of trust npon the prop- erty sold, or all cash at the option of the pur- chaser. ‘A «fcj osit of $200 on emch of the above lots will§ be required at the time of sale. ANl conveyaricis g, recording, revenue stamps, etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied vy thin thirty dA‘. from day of sale. othekwise deposit will e forfelted and property risold at risk and cost of de- aulting purc hstser, sfter five days’ advertis ment of sucis 1 esale in eome newspaper pub- lished in W ngton. D. €. .1 FRANCIS SAUL, Trustee, 1412 Eye st. n.w. §G.| PERCY McGLUE, Trustes 508 E st. n.w. mh1-ddds.ersbu. THOMAS DOW LING & C UCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' § ALE_OF BRICK DWELLING NO. % 32 SEATON 8T. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated january 22, 1¥ 22, and recorded in one of and records ihe District of Columbia, and at the reque§t™pr the party secured thereb: we will sell at’ public auction, in front of the premises, on, NHURSDAY, MARCH NINE, AT 'RITHIRTY_O'CLOCK P.M., lot harles W. King's subdivision in uare No. §150, together with the improve- sau ts there fn . et 493 sublect to two deeds of trust 000 ;an 1 $1.750. Details announced One hundred dollars Al converane. it nenxfi% _stamps, etc., at purchaser’ cos Tert s le to be complied with with- in 15 dayid or Rne trustces will pnn;l. at the d ¢ tat) of lefaulting purchaser. HRtie ‘oBORC £, & HAYES, OHAS. E. ROBINSO! Trustees. i 4 ~WESCHIER, AUCTIONEER. — Trustees' Sale och:fire Stock f Gnsceries tained in Vovholeulle Establishment at sold subject t OF the purch: of trust, one- No. 302 18th Street Northwest. | By virtus of a certaln deed of trust duly recorded 11 Liber 4326, follo 811 et seq. of the land rdords for the District of Columbl. and at the,¥ equest of the party secured there- by, the | ralgned. trustees will eell, within 2 the above, fl‘ s, Public Auction Mcinilay, March 13, 1922 Clor nmencing 10 AM. Paes, Vegetables, Buccotash. Lima ;7. and Tomatoes, Evap. Milk, Ao- % Tuna Fish, Sardines, Mincemea e, Starch, Insectine, Soda, Orang Preserves, Jellles, Extracts. Nuts, Olives, Peanut Bweet Potatoes, Gold inegar, Brooms: also Iron Safe,.Joksk, etc. CHAS. M. GUSACK, BENJAMIN BROOKS, Trustees. mh7-d& fbs,exSu i ADA} i, A. WESCHLER, AUCTION 5 Furnitire, Fixtures, C.lrpeh. Sto v¢s, etc., Contained in Sec- cndthand Furniture Store No. 401 A1/, Street S.W. 'y BY PUBLIC_AUCTIO! FINDAY, MARCH TENTH.' 1022, COMMENCING 10 A. Bures g5} Chiffonters, Chifforobes, Bookcases, Wardro- Music Cabinet, Roll-top Desks Extensicw . Tables, Baby ' Carrlages, Hall- racks, +ds, ings, Mattresses, Sani- tary C buches, rgan, Sideboards, Parlor Suftes, Re frigerators, Kitchen Cabinet. Oloth- ing, Stepy: Table, Cake Griddle, Coffee. Urn, Lugch ' les, Crockery, Trusk, etc; Terms 3 Cash. mh7-3 4 ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auct. THOMAR. 3. OWEN & BON, AUCIIONEERS. Trustel s Sale of Two Brick Dwe ilings, Being the Six- rooia1 Dwelling No. 249 3d Strd:t SW. and the Four- roonir Brick Dwelling in Rear By @ uthiority vested in the undersigned, un- der th: Past will and testament of Robert Yowe, « lec cased, we will sell at public auction 18, ront o€ the premiser, on THURSDAY, THE TH | JOAY OF MARCH, 1922 AT FOUR- O'CLOCK P.M.. lot §63 (tormerly part of Jot 34), in square 834 Termx’ One-third cash, balancs in one and two yei i s, with interest at 7 per centum per annum, || ayable semi-annually and secured ‘on the pri 4, or all cash at purchase e . recording and revenue cost. A deposit of $200 Fequirch | at time of sale. Purchaser al thirty I s to complete the purchase, Further rflcn&f s at time of sale. Corn, Reans, lasses, Matclie: Butter, Dusf 'HE_ 'W. \SHINGTON LOAN AND TRUNT COM] 'ANY. By THOMAS BRADLEY, Virej President, Trustee. fe27-d&ds,exSu [ § = ! ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Resi- dence Properties Park Road Northwest, Nos. 917 and 919 Virginia Avenue Southwest and Business Prop- erties Nos. 145, 147 and 149 D Street Northeast. By virtue of a decree. of the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause No. 80440, the nndersigned trustees will offer for ‘sale by public auction. in front of the premisen, the following described land and Dremises, situate in the city of Washington, District_of Columbis, to-wif: On THURSDAY, ' MARCH SIXTEENTH, 1922, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., lot ). in square 2013, improved by B8-room, 2- bath and cellar brick residence; hot-water No. 1743 Park road On FRIDAY, MARCH SEVENTEENTH, 1023, AT FQUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., lots 88, , and 90, in square 724, 4mproved by 3 briek stores, Nos, 143, 147 and 149 D atreet n.e. On 'the SAME DAY AT FIVE-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., lot 16, in square 383, fm- groved by brick and frame dwelilags Nos. 17 and 019 Virginl e TERMS OF SALE: One-tiind of purcbase money to be paid in cash, the balance in two equal installments, payable in one and two years, with interest at @ ver cent per annum, parable seml-apnually, fom day of sale. se: cured By deed of trust upon the property sold. or all e ¢ the opilon of the purchaser. A deposit of '$200 on property required of urchaser at the time of sale. All con- ing, revenue wiamps and at the cost of the purchaser. le to be complied with within from day of sale, otherwise the trusiees reserve the right to resell the prop- erty at the risk and cost of the defaultin advestisement of in some newspaper published In ington, D. C. CHARLES W. DARR, 1319 F st. nw., HENRY I QUINN, Colorado bidg., mb6, 11t exRu ‘rustees. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. 126 Shares of Greeng Capanea Copper Company Stock, 25 $1,000 Gold Bonds of the Chevy Chase to Great Falls Land Corporation, 12,000 Shares of Mojave Tunsten Company Stock, 50 Shares of the Continental Trust Com- pany Stock, 248 Shares of the Emerson Pump and Valve Corporation Stock, $11,250.00 Worth of First Deed of Trust Notes. To Be Sold at Auction. Pursuant to an order of the Snpreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding & Probate Court, in the matter of the estate of Orren G. Btaples, deceased, administrati . 2500 we will seil at public auction, withia our offi [1331°G ot. nw., Washington. D. C.. at THHE] LOCK P~ 0N THURSDAY, THE INTH DAY OF MARCH, 192, the above stock, bouds and notes. 8aid notes are secured by & first deed of trust for $2,230 on lot b7 in squsre 4007, lots 47, 48, 49 and 00 in square 4068, being premises 1208 Orren street . and 1112, 1114, 1116 snd 1118 Staples street n.e.. respectively. Terms: All cash at time of sale. THOS. J. OWEN & BON, Auets. mb1-7t,ex80 g ADAM A.. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Large Sale of Ladies’, Men's and Children’s Furnishings, Shoes, Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, Groceries, Housefurnishings, Hardware, etc. By Public Auction at Weschler’s 920 Pa. Ave. N.W. (Second Floor) Thursday, March 9, 1922 Commencing 10 AM. Hoslery, Underwear, Oreralls, Shirts, Men's Pants, 10 Cages Shoes, Collars, Suspenders, Bocks, Ladies” and Children's Housedresses, Waists, Kimonas and Aprous, Sweaters, Ral coats, Qullts, Dry Goods, Notions, Neckwen Leather and Cotton Gloves, Handkerchiefs the | Relts, Hair and Shaving Brushes, Combs, Et Also ‘Groceries, Tobacco, Clgarettes, Lanterns Galvanized Tubs, Lamp Obimneys, Hardwas Housefurnishings, Bfc. Terms . ADAM A. WESCHLER, mh4.6.7.8 Auctioncer. ‘THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. IPaflnerlhip Dissolution Sale of | Valuable 14th Street Business Property, 50 by 105 Ft., Wide Alley, Improved by Three Three-story Brick Buildings, With Stores on First Floor and Apart- ments Above. Nos. 1529-1531 and 1533 14‘h St. N.w. : By autliority vested fo us we will se.l at ba e THE S DAY oF “ha 2 X OF MARC 1922, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M. 807 in square 241, improved as ‘above. These properties may be'sold singly or as an entirety as_purchasers may desire. Terms can bo arranged on very favorable conditions. $500 on deposit on each parcel at time of sale. Conveyancing, recording and Tévenue stamps at purchaser’s cost. Sale to be closed within 80 days or deposit forfeited. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, mar-d&ds.exs: Anct THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEETLS, 1115 Eye st. n.w. Auction Sale of Storage Fumi- ture at Smith’s Transfer and Storage Warehouse, No. 1313 U St. N.W,, Friday, March 10, at 10 O'Clock A.M. We will sell at public auction, at the above rehouse, Household Furniture, consisting of Brass and Iron Beds, Springs, Mattresses, Dressers, Chiffonlers, Wardrobes. Buffets, China Cabinets, Antique Pieces. Chairs, Tabl Refrigerators, ' Glass aud = Chinaware, Raj Stoves, etc., etc. Goods on display nesday and Thuraday. mh7-3t THOMAS DOWLING & 00.. Auct: ADAM A. WESCHLER. AUCTIONEER. TRUBTEES’ SALE OF SIX-ROOM AN BRICK DWELLING, XNO. STREET SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a certain déed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4434, follo 138 et eq of ‘the land records of the District of Coluw: bia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersignod trustees will offer for sale by public auction. in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE NINTH DAY F MAKCH, A. D. 1022, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M., the ' following described land and remines, sitaste in the clty of Washington, Bisirict ‘of Columbla, to wit: Lot numbered thirty-five (35) in Charles Gesaford's sub- division of Iots in_square num! seven hundred and_ sixty-seven (767), as per plat recorded in Liber 20, follo-83, of the records of the ofice of the aurveyor of the District lumbia, improved as above, O rorims of " shie; One-third of .the purchase money to be paid in cash. the Dalance in two equal installments, payable in one and_two yéars, with interest at 6 per cent per annum, payable semianually, from day of sale, s cured by deed of trusi roperty wold, e Tagh: 'at the optlan. of . the. purehaser: A deposit "ot "$250 required of the purchaser at ‘the time of sale. All conveyancing. re- cording, revenue stamps ‘and. notarial s at the costof the purchaser. Terms of sale to be piled with within fifieen ddys from day of otherwise the trustees’ reserve the right %0 resell the property at the risk and cost the defeultisg purchaser, after five daye’ Sdvertisement of such resaie in some news. oo Do by Sy iR l' 3 MILLURN 3. DONOHOE, OF, 1e27-d&ds.exBu Trustees. No. 1743| EDUCATIONAL. 14168 E; N. W. M cl::“:E.' g::{:l Cx:u)t:n-u; '):‘r:.flllt(fi to Day and Evening Classes l:“ACE I-NG‘STI,}'UT IEDIITI"'I NOW FOR EMERSON INSTITUTE ESTABLISHED 1852 1740 P St. N.W. Phones Franklin 4463-4458 Consuler and Diplomatic Classes For Next Examination Begin March 1st, at 2:00 P.M, NEXT EXAMINATIONS FOR West Point and Annapolis Under direct charge of ANNAPOLIS NAVAL PREP- ARATORY SEHOOL hich hes be b Exéx?i"fi% v S ) ‘W. H. RANDOLPH, A. McD. CRAWFORD, Principals. f | I | | Learn Languages at = BERLITZ SCHOOL 816 14th St. N.W.—Tel. 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If taxes or, mssessments due, with nalties and cost: re not paid prior to atch 14, 1922, the te fixed for sale. th property involved will be sold at public aus tion at the office of the collector of taxes. . C., commencing March 14, 1922, betwee: the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., and cer tiouing each day, Bundays and legal holiday excepted, un! 1 such delinquen roperty is_sold. CUNO H. RUDOLPH, JA&" . OYSTER, CHARLES KELLER, Commission- ens, D. C. 1620,21,27.28, 18,7 - OFFICE OF THB COMMISSIONERS OF THE District of Colum Washington, March 3. 1922.—Ordered, that Section 1, Article IX, of the Police Hegulations of the District of Co- Inmbin, is hereby amended by adding thereto the foliowing: *No person shall throw, cast, or> deposit 1n or upon any street, avenue. aliey. highway, footway, which may have have accumulated o other structu len upon or ice which may the roof of any buflding provided that if necossary 1o remove such snow or ice from the roof of any such bullding or structure for reasons of public eafety and it is impracticable to do mo Tithout violating the abote probibition, said probibition may be waived if the person of- fending shall immediately remove from any treet. ' avenue, alley, “highway, footway, or sidewalk the snow or ice throws, cast. or de. posited thereon.” CUNO H.' RUDOLPH, JAMES F. OYSTER, CIARLES KELLER, Commissioners, D. C. SANCHEZ WOULD ADJUST HIS “TANGLED AFFAIRS” Deposed G;vernor of Puebla Emerges From Hiding Place and Secretly Visits Mexico City. MEXICO CITY, March 5.—Jose Maria Sanchez, former governor o the state of Puebla, who was ousted some time ago by a vote of the legislature following disturbances in which several deputies were Kkilled, is reported to be in Mexico City at- tempting to arrange his tangled affairs. Sanchez for several days past has been reported to be hiding in thy Puebla mountaing, but the mornin newspapers today assert that he is in the capital. ~ His adherents in Puebla are seeking to have him re-_ turned to membership in the chamber of deputies, where he would be im- mune from arrest on charges of being=- implicated in murders in Puebla. Frovlan Majarrez has been Installed as governor of Puebla, and the legis lature, which had been functioning at San Marcos, has now moved back : to the regular legislative palace in Puebla. FIND MISSING BOY’S BODY. H El‘ishemen Solve Mystery of Bruns- | wick Disappearance. ! Special Disoatch to The Star. FREDERICK, Md.. March mystery surrounding the disappear- ance of James Henry Wright, sixteen- |year-old =on of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Wright of Brunswick, was solved when the body of the youth was {found wedged between two logs an- jchored on the shore of an island in | the Potomac river near Knoxville. The youth disappeared on Decem-: ber 12.” With two companions he rode {a “freight” to Harpers Ferry, where they went to a shoe shop. His tw companions returned by “freight” to their Brunswick homes, and it is said- that young Wright “jumped” the same train. Hé did not show up at Brunswick that evening, and a search of several weeks failed to throw an light on the whereabouts of the boy; The theory is advanced that Wright {Tode the same freight that his com-- panions took and fell into the Po- tomac river as the train passed over the bridge near Harpers Ferry. Flood waters, it is believed, carried the body to the edge of the island, where it caught in driftwood and wae dis- covered by two fishermen. \ e SAYS U. S. NEEDS ROME. Cardinal O’Connell Declares City - Center of Civilization. ROME, March 5.—Cardinal O'Co nell, Archbishop of Boston, today celebrated low mass in the American. " Church of Saint Susanna before 300. Americans, after which he delivered a short address, in which he alluded. - to the change in the last fifty years in the American viewpoint about the Ppapacy. “Some say that Europe needs - Americ: continued the cardinal, “but as an American I can state th America needs Rome and Europe, as she cannot separate herself from the— past, and Europe is the past and !(ol;ne is the center of modern civili- on. 5 1 do not understand why little American Methodists collect money trying to purchase the souls of littla Italians who have had their religion 000 years.” —_—— VESUVIUS IN ERUPTION. Liquid Lava Pours Out After Burst-.. ing of Eruptive Cone. By the Associated Press. NAPLES, March 5.—Mount Vesuvi us again is in eruption. The phe; nomenon began with two mild shocks of earthquakes, which were followed ! by the collapse of the eruptive cone. 200 feet high, which stood inside the crater. The fall of the cone was accom-" panied by rumblings and explosions. . and the throwing out of ashes and incandescent stones. Liquid lava poured out from the crater in streams - and in the twenty-four hours since:. the disturbance began {t covers am area of 100,000 feet. The lava has formed round tl crater an incandescent band mor than 300 feet wide. The temperatu of this molten mass is 2,000 degre: Fahrenheit. The width of the cratery is mow 1,500, feet. Prof. Malladra director of the observatory of Ve suvius, descended into the crater a the beginning of the eruption. Th heat scorched his face. 5 ¢ — s FRENCH MOVE TO CITIES. Rural Population Growing Dess| Worries Authorities. . %3 PARIS, March 3.—France's rural population, as shown by the 1921 cen sus, is 15,000,000 out of ‘the approxi mate total population of 37,000,000. M. Cheron, minister of agricultur called this to the attention of chamber today during discussi measures to be taken to encoufs the “back-te-the-land movement.” 1896, the minister declared, the population was 23,000.000 out total population of 38,000,060.