Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1922, Page 43

l &ona Foom corner house for nveniences: white Back parches: hot-w 406 13th n of A real Lome, only $4 in perfact condition, b roome and beth. iF YOU HAVE NUI SEEN OUR, gl&‘t’m Plixnen 19th and Park road n.w., Dot select your house witboat dolng va. undoubtedly represent the last word in Soodera home bullding—not_tbe usual ty Foom plan, bu . foomy. homelike’ Bome H last etail. Neatly and artistically decorated. Beauti- fuily_finished and equipped with ali tbe new aving appliances. Built to stand the oot of tme. TOCATION., 1, Jauare porth of 19h » d Park road, foykine ‘satlonatly nown blluly spot uf the whole country. he price and terms will appeal to those Weeking easy home buying. st. Tontet dalty CHAS. D. SAGER, Owaer and Builder. 923 15th st “Headquarters for , | Unairs, Fite and irst Flione Lincoln. 4915 W, TFOR HOMES AND MAHORNEY & 7 Kaow Washinrion: ‘Tel. Main 782 Agent s 15th street n.w. AR ¥ 5-ROOM. ress- PTICE FrOME etk 4ndgcy Spleniih cont iti ft. deep; room for two garages. Frice, $3,000; halt cah. OWNER, 1613 1st CLAND PARK. A magnificent ormer residence of hollow-tile wonstruction. located in a_very exclusive se It is beautifully planned and conta eieven rooms wnd two baths: finished att =l modern improvements; floors. { Complete In evers detail i e. Terms. SANSBURY Co.. INC. R\ THING IN REAT. TATE." 1418 Eve St. N.\W. s _Main rehes: deep lot to wide semi-detached tapestry brick, in “perfect condition. 1€ sold_ this week, $8.500: 31, and balauce easy. Addiess Box R_14th—MODERN 6 ey’ ide iight P e ¥ t! ¥¥). Want about .n- Star_office. $1.300 RL T OFF ST.; EX- ceptionally it 6-room, tile bath hom eoncrete celur, furnace heat: good yard: owner Jeuving city, will sell this week for $3.000; $730 cash and balance like rent. A rare chunce 10 get a good howe at this low price in su. 8 fine “location. Address Box 236.P, Star 000 Tortable home of & heat and elec.: desirous of leaving city, LORED—MOST ATTRA X3 ave, and N at runlllnl": & rooms 00, PERCY d por ion. A pick-up at $8. Col. Heights, near 13th, lovely h nd tile bath. Others in same biock, is one yours for $10,000. Beautl: Lincoln Park. . Built by owner ce and terms Fight. _1336 Col_rd. _Adams 1341. R IN P 1 . ear lin ‘balit-1a bathiub, open. f settees, living room. 13 oughont 1 Tty tiled. bookcases, rdwood floors ' ti Bas_and ele Live in _comfort! $8, 1,000 c: mmonalys. Waet Chevs, Uhato ‘home: &' rooter Tiled bath. bot-water heat. gas and clec. re: lace, hardwood floors t! ot blgck to cars - | the premises e, | money to Many other | CU Partnership Dissolution Sale of an\uble 14th Street Business Property, 50 by 105 FI., Wide Alley, Improved by Three Three-story Brick Buildings, With Stores on First Floor and Apart- ments Above. 0. 9! | Nos. 1529-1531 and, 1533 14th |ar%e & St. N.w. By authority vested in us we will sell at ubiic auction, RIDAY, THE TE! 922, AT FIVE O'CLOCK . lots Lons0s: 807 in -quu- 241, improved ‘as above. These Unoueetion ny I st aingly or: s ek ‘entirety pu re. ch Conveyancing. recal cosf arcel at ng and mps at purchaser' . Sala to be closed within i Tiays or deposit forfeited. 'HOS. J. OWEN & BON, mh3akds,esu | Aucts. THE ABOVE SALE 18 Pns‘rrnvvnn o PUBLIC AUCTION GENERAL SUPPLY COMMI’I'I'EE MAR. 16. 1922 fal in bullalnll s’ barra eous lot of damaged aud ovmoiets Deskn, Cases. Scrap Lumber, Jron. Cop: Barrels, Twine, Old Eiectric . Printers’ Blanketing, THOS. J. OWBN & SON, AUCTIONEBRS, THURSDAY, per and Brass e Tires, Vaives, otc., BE- EN_0'CLOCK A Material within fnl’l._" ght hours. Articles offered singly upon request S ufu.ws ‘o-ordin 'AUCTIONEERS. Three-Story Ten-Room and Bath Brick Dwelling, Elecs |q; tric Light, Hot-Water Heat, First Commercial Zone, Nearly Opposite “The Knickerbocker,” 2407 18th Street Northwest. De authority vested in us we will sell at In front of the premise THE ST H_ DAY or T ¥IVE O CLOCK F., 2060, belag 1653 by 82, t6 ie re Terms: 'Sold subject to a first deed of trust for $6,000 with interest at 8%, due in about two vears, and a second trust for $1. able ‘monthl, payable in ¢ of sale. Cons stamps’at purchaser’s Cost. d&ds ___THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Aucts. ADAM A. WESOHLER, AUCTIONEEE. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Resi- dence Properties No. Park Road Northwest, Nos. 917 and 919 Virginia Avenue Southwest and Business P: erties Nos. 145, 147 and 149 D Street Northeast. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Distrlet of Columbla, passed ) deposit required , in front of the followiog described lazt and Premies. sifuste in the city of Washington, District_of Columbi in_square 2813, improved by h and cellar brick residencs heat and eiectric light; No. 1% " Gben for inspection after 2 p.m. O FRIDAY MARCH REVENTESVTI, 1925, AT rou R-THIRTY 0'CLOCK s. 0CLoCK" PAL, Clot 16, in square. 358, ym- proved by brick and frame dwellings Nos. 917 und 019 Virginla avenue v, TERMS OF SAl One-third of purchase pa @ balance in two equal installment Toone and years. with interes Der cent per annum, pavable semi:anqually, from aay of sale. se: by deed of trust upon the property sold. or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. deposit of '$200 o each property required of the purchaser at the time of sa veyancing, recording, revenue and notarial fees at the cost of tampe - | Terms of sale to_be compl thirty day : |erty at lied _wit ‘from day of sale, otherwise the eserve the right to resell the prop- the risk and cost of the defaul after five da some Ie-lplp.r published hington, D. BAne, isio ¥ at. nw., INN, Colorado bids. “Lrus trustees purchas such ressle city of cu.u\L:s RY I. Q meo it aSudh TCRE DAYS, ER—300 nuu_x. tile bath: $3.750 Address Box Wt se: 7 rooms, £1.000; mo agents. office. eight rooms, two batls. heated xl ge. l!l’! lflw for this class home. Attractive ¥.J._BARRON, 142 Que st ®ll modern improvements Slon. _Price reduced to $1{.000 for quick s and porche in northwest suburbs: altitnde and ed; 25 minutes to Treasury, ne. Offers cheerfully considere ust sell. _Phone Cleve. 1490, FOR SALE—COLORED. Several very attractive homes §n best northwest section ; prices from $3,00000 to $6,250.00. {Terms very easy. B. B. PINN, Col. 5817. 712 Kenyon St. N.W. INSPECT AT ONCE. ! New B. H. Gruver Homes. Sample house. 124 Shepherd st. n.w. Open and 1! Al sold but L\'SPEC New B. H. Gruver Haomes. 4315 to 4325 New Grant Cirel ‘room "\leeping porches.~_Buflt-in. ? All s0ld but two corners. ted until 9 p.m. T Jr.,_excl BY O\VNER. Immediate possession. Located in one of he best sections of Columbia Helghts. Ten m two tiled baths, electric lights, hot- water heat, handsome electric fixtures, in- tantaneous’ water heater: double brick ga- age. This hl\l!‘! in perfect condition. Reduced to $14,000 for immediato sa Address HOK 47-C, ¥XCLUSIVE _NEIGHBORHOOD — OWNER town, wishes to dispose of beautifully ied house, including valumble oriental ugs, just west of 16th and Columbia road. Comtataing reception hall, living room with ace, dining room. kiichen, screened: n T bedrooms, bati ats, ao:::lol llle!vmt porch ‘and maid Foom, n gara m.i.: good front B0 fepth to alley. “Subaianiia caan Teyment F Address Box 13 ar_of THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUOTIONEERS. Rapidly ?eveloping First Commercial Zone Property 1612 “L” Street N.W. At Auction uthority vested in us we will sell at uction in front of the nremises, on EN NTH DAY OF 1002 part o€ Iot 18 (aow Tot. 853), in square 184, "t Droved by a trostory frame dwelllng, ‘Tl Tty In o the center of Washington's most actlve developlng businesa sections. Terms: Sold subject to a deed of trust for $4.000. due April 5, 1922, with interest at 6 and balance over sald trust to be paid in ca £250 deponit required at time of sale and pur- chaser allowed ays to complete the Chaseof Geposit Torteited. Comveva cording and revenue stamps at pure! poH0S. T OWEN & SON, A mh13-5¢ THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALB OF VALUABLED IM- PROVED REAL _ESTATE. NO. 1430 FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHW By virtue of a_certain deed of trust duly recorded In Liber No. 3067, folio 888 et seq. the land records of the District of Columbia and at the request of the party secured the: by, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public auction, in front of the premises, on TAURSDAT, -m: TWB\‘!‘Y THIRD DAY’ OF MA 922. AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P. Tho Tollowing dsseribed land kad premises, aic te in the eity of Washington, District of it: Lot numbered forty-five subdivision of lots in square undred and two (202), as per Pt recorded_tn the ofice of the aurvesor 7or Pie Diserict of Columbia, in Liber 16, &¢ follo 131, together with the fmprovements. consist- ing of a brick dwelling, numbered 1430 Florida Ono-third of the purchase money to be in cash, the balance In two “qual installments, payable in one and two years, with interest at @ per cent per annum, payable semlannuslly, from day of sile, e Cured by deed of trutt upon the property bold, i, the option of the purchater. o 't urchaccr at egancing, recording, fees at the cost posil S ime of sale. e K conve revenne stamps and_notarial of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be com- plied with within fifteen days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right {o resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. after fi ad- vertisement of such resaie in some nwg-por published in the cllinf Jasntngion D. | mh13-d&dsexSu ot AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. N & SON, AUCTIONBERE. .nnmb:u SALD OF VALUABLE RPAL ES- IMPROVED BY BRICK DWELL- OWN AS NO. 327 FOURTEENTH RTHBAST. Ry virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded anuary 19, 1920, in Liber 4320, folio 9, of the und_records of the District of Columbia, and t the request of the party secured therchy, ha undersigned trustees will sell at public | T in front of the premises, ON M THE. TWENTIETH DAY OF u\mu Fok AT FOURFHIRTY. O'CLOCK Tollowing real estate, situata in_th E\-m ton, District of Columb gislsion of lo red and Aifty-four (1054), as per plat recorded the survevor's office of the District of Co- L.mbia in Liber 30, folio 170, Terms of sale: The above lot Is eubject to & rior deed of trust securing an indebtedne ll 900, and the lot will be sold subject to Weed of trust indebtedness. Of the purchase rice over and above said deed of trust, one- hird is to be paild in cash and the balance' in two equal instaliments, payable in one and two years, with interest at 7 per cent per an- pum, payable semi-annually, secured by second eed of trust upon the property sold, or all sh 8t the option of the purchaser. A depotic ®f $200 will be required nt the time of sale. WAl conveyancing. g, revenue stamps, etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be eomi With within thirty days from day of le, otherwise deposit will be forfeited and resold at risk and coat of defaul ~Purchaser atter five Fessle in scme - /ashin, n square numbered ten hun- * advertisement wspaper published in [y ILLIAH TfiDDk HARRY B WILL AMBON, u 03w Tork ave: . i ave. n.w. i ‘ot Iot. fn front of the premises. o age DA’ to bo removed | of nclng, recording and revenue | A. 1743 |3 es, " advertisement E o of !qnll installmen THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT ADAM A. 'l!fifll.ll. AUCTIONEER. Unclaimed and Parcel Room Ars:l'.:.b‘;l’ublm Auc- uuur.yswuaoma..zm by Order of the|ii.. ;Vullin.tu ‘Terminal Co. of the Distriet :lt "c:al.r g{. - .““1 .lu uity No. 192, we will sell by Dllb"': auc- lesrooms of Adam ‘esch- the sal . oh TUEBDAT, T, 1922, OOMMENC: 8 large, qumn: tity of unclaimed MFM o and {icles, consisting of Frunke, Sult bags, Valises, Sample Cases, Umbrellas, Clothing, Jewelry and"mlsccianscus wnai property. WASHINGTON TERMY By J. H, TO} hfldl — bzluh INGE, Bnp-rl- nt. THOMAS DOWUNIJ"E 00., AUCTIONEDRS, L. TRUSTEES' V; IALI u’%!, "A!.Ull“.olfl- ‘WEST. By Yirtus of a certain deed of trust, recorded In Liber No. 4388, foll 223, land records for 1R Dratrice of Con od at the requast of ' we wil at the ml- on -SBCOND, g nate in the city of . District Columbis, namely, lot tweaty (20) and part of Tot twenty-ona (21) In the heirs of John David- ";\d ) ?:N"mm of hundred b aliey: thence west wont clint (5" toot aix (8) Tnches. and thi one hundred and twenty (120) beginning, wntau with thy thereon. ‘Terma of subject to a deed of trust of lfi 030"k l% itarers: pagatie Decera: r 21 balance cash; deposit. re- e trust: mlt&.m“fle—!n‘fi. dfifllflull purch: Ifll‘fi 1. ¥. KING, EDWAED G. FERRY. -hu“.m ‘Trustess. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM PROVED REAL BT, movnv’? .20 STREET NORTHWBST, OBBOSITE THE UNITBD STATES MEDI: OALL SCHOOL. By virtue of & certain deed of trust, daly re. corded in Liber No. 4804, follo 145 ef wed, the land records of the District of nbh. and at the Rilhll 'f lha P‘ by, the undersigned trustee auction. in front of the THE TWENTY-FOUR’ D. 1022, AT HALF.PAST purchaser’s within thirty days o d mh15-d&de,exSu ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Automobile Trucks. By virtue of a certain deed of trust lul: recorded in Liber 4326, follo 311 et the land records for the District of Col and at the requeat of the party secured there- by, the undernigned trustees will sell by pub- Ye Icuon at Weschler'y. 920 ave. n.w. NA’l%wI)A MARCH HIEENTH, 1022 VE 0'CLOCK NOOX. ‘1921 Hepul one-ton Truck and Ford T: Terma: Cash. CHAS. 3. K, IINJAHIN BRDOK!. mh15,16,17 Trustees. Ete,, 3 LERCH BROS.. INC. 110 Henover tmore, Md., e MONDAY. llAncnzo 1922. AT ON ACCOUNT OF LIQUIDATI ! T 7L sell, WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE ARNESS AN iptions. Al Desks, Filing Devices, writers. Addin Large Safes, 'Chairs, Stools, nge, El Fans, Stencil Cutter. 'ef 'Foi_conditians of salt oiher detaila, con- ault “The Bajtimors Bun'" of March 16, guest a descriptive circular from the e tioneers. ao"u'rmv COMMIESION COIPDM'I‘;I'ON. Auctioneers, Office, 319 W. Balto. st., Baltimare, Md. mh15,19 ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUOTIONEER, OF VALUABLE NORTHEAST. By fln—otumdmflnm.flufl of the District of Ootumbia, passed In BqUity Cause No. 30023, the undersigued trustess will offer for aale by public &vetion, in front of premises, ON Y, FIRST DAY OF MARCH, O'CLOCK P. M., Be follew and premises, sitzs District of Oalmbu. to wit: Two story . ic, detacbed frame dwalling con- faining 7 roums and bath, bot-water beat sad lll"l as 1904 Jackson street it, shingten, District of Oolumbl s lot num| even (T), ol money to be pai payable in ene and twe re, ith Interoct S8 por ‘cent Dot anoum, BRI B AL B of the purchaser. 4 of dWIQ lished in the Oity nl?&l HARRY 8. umn. mhD,dkds,exfu. FUTURE DAYS. —_— THOS. J. OWEN & UUN. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTERS' SALE OF vALvA!nI RBAL n ‘TATE, IMPROVED BY BRICK DWBLLING. No. Ao 'Au'n n:{l"d":wuh Ne. Mlhl .At ldln 332 ot fo"‘" in Liber 5 o rds of the District I.H& ADAM A, wmmm fos BRICK ES" BATH, TRUST! DWELLIN( - NO. 518 Y/ SALE OF VALUABLE EIGHT ROOMS AND By virtue of rtain deed of trust duly rtue of & certain of AL instailm ed in Liber No. of the land records of bia, and at the request of th 4288, folio 344 et seq., the District of Colum- party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for | HFo 0f"3nQ" sale by M STARCH, 1933, AT FT following dexcribed land and premises, in the District of Columbla, to wit: cl ivislon of lots in Sleck ublic auction, n front of premises TWE! AY OF the_office rregor Of the District of Golumbin, ‘subject €0 tho FIENt of wey alley purposes over the rear three feet of ull improved as above, to be sold subject however, o u prior desd of trast for' 32,000, at 6 per cent, due December 1 ‘Terms of sale: st of $200 required at sale. ng, recording, revenue sta Tees at cost of purchaser. Terms to plied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve’the right the risk and of t the defaulting purchaser, after five day vertisement of wuch resale in some newy pablished fn the city of Washington, D it of | to resell the property FATRIOK 3. WAun ‘mho-d&ds.exSu PUBLIC AUCTION resold 12 | atter five day Pt e ovteltad sud propersy I At ris) an euu: detaulting purchaser, H-,-on: ot micn-resaic o r pobliehed lpl.c- * ““"w $ NCIS : T mbs-das.erfn g TU] GENERAL SUPPLY COMMITTEE | 2ize o, March 17, 1922. Poblie_auction of unserviceable Undsrwood, . Smith, Royal Cash. wln!um-vf':acmr." Typewriters offered sing RSN TeTms: Go-ordipator for Supply. 5 mhI5,16,17 AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. THOS. J. OW) 5 STELS' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- nnrnovm BEAL ESTATE, BEING THE UTHWEST CORNER 14th AND FLORAL deed of trust duly a thereby, the.undersigned surviving trustee will eell ‘:’t public lmtm in front of the pnnp MONDAY, THE TWENTIBTH D, AD 1922, AT THREE 0 cmc: flmlbod land lll(n ln !h. Illll!rkl af Colnlllhll. lnd Iot 25 in square 2736, l‘n = subdivisi soa of Bixtecnth Btreet. n.mm orded in the office of C 12, nll 8. reb it ‘A deposit of $200 :1‘-'::".! sale. AU conveyanciog; - recording, revenue stamps, at cost 1 "be omphied with withia e e in o of sale, otherwise the R D oxtu ot ueviving Tesatos. EDUCATIONAL. e ACCOUNTANCY Dfin umu-::l‘ sepportunities te | Day and Eveaing PACE INSTlTUTE 715 G BT. N.W., Corner 8tb and G Sts. AMERICAN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1922. Auditing, Stenography, For- eign Trade, American Indus- tries, ]ournahsm. 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PACKING, SHIPPING LONG-DISTANCE MOVIND No Charge for Estimates URGES ZONE PLAN AS WAY TO CUT D. C. CAR FARES To the Editor of The Sta During the past two years the ‘writer has talked to a large number of railroad officials in connection with their government settlements and their financial condition generally. The raliroads are slowly convales- cing from their financial sickness caused by war conditions and gov- ernment management, with its ex- cessive allowances for wages of em- ployes. The steam railroads are receiving 3 6-10 cents a mile for passenger tickets. This seems to be a lower rate than is allowed in the District of Columbia for street car passen- gers for each mile. Qur Public Utilities Commission could lower street car fares to 5 cents by adopting the zone plan. I believe that & majority of the people would prefer the zone plan, and this ‘was shown by a Dcllflotwhh‘h 1 filed about two years ago; but the oppo- nents of the zone plan have had their way without being able te prove that they are rlxlw THOMAS W. GILMER. FORD’S TITLE CLEAR. Government Must Settle With Iidn- coln Company Receivers. DETROIT, March 15.—Henry Ford has & clear title to the properties of the Lincoln Motor Company and an: claims filed by the lcvnrnm-nl wi be settled by the Detroit pany, receiver of the old !Anml.n wn- IOI‘II Judge Arthur J. Tuttle Bas”announced. ’he Lincoln prop-: erties were recently sold lo the Ford ts under Judge Tuttle's ’Ill'll Tecelveradip