Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 43

ADAM A WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. * SALE OF BRICK DwaLLINGS NOB, 282 AND 53¢ 204 SF. N.B. Ui L the foliowing d land and premises. situate fn the city O Washtugton Discrice ot Cormmote, o wh art of original lot 28, in T30, eet Ring for the same on the It at a point distant 18 ft. the northeast corner of sild lot, and rusning thenee west 115 ft. to the rear line of lot: theace south 18 ft. ved by D part of original lot L] tEaing. for he. same &t the moribeast corner of said lot and ruaniog thence south I8t € in., thence west 115 ft, thence north - 8 'Tu, “Themce ‘cast 115 fi. to the improved by premises No. f sale: One-third of the purchase money to be pald in cash, the balance in two installments, payable in ome and two with interest at § per cent per amnu: Jusable semi-aznualy, Srom day of sle, u «ured by d of trust upon the property sol l wr all cllh at the option of the purchaser. il on each house required of ll! the time of sale. All con- veyancing, recording, revenue mps and fees at the cost of the purchaser. * Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the ‘trustees reserve the right to resell the prop- erty at the risk and cost of the defsulting after five days' advertisement of such resale in some newl;p-prr published in C. By virtue of a certain chattel deed of trust recorded in Liber 4504, one of the land records lumbis, and at the req cured thereby. we, the undersigned trustees, I well at public duction, in the Gibson Motor t 1838 L street n.w.. AY. -passenger, .»m 3952, motor 28 Terms of sale Cash, BROOKE, i. VAN ACKERS, my16,17.18.19.20 stees. JHOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. /TRUSTEES' €ALE VALUABLE UNIM- OVED PROPERTY, BEING LOT 3 RGCARE By Virtue of a certain deed of trust duly ¥ecorded in Liber No. 4330, folio 498 et se ©of the land records of the District of Columbsi Converancing. recording and revenue stamps t purchaser’s cost. Sale to be closed in ten 75 or deposit rm-(m EUGENE A. JONE: W. RAWLINGS, 3my17-084s.ex80 Trustees. €. G. SLOAN & CO., INC., TI5 13th ST. N.W. Auctioneers. y virtue of a certain chattel deed of trust Yooordad 12 Liver 4364, at folio 430, et seq one of the Uolumbls, af cured thereby, we. the undersigned trustees, will sell at public suction in the Chevrolet Motor Company. at 2527 rfln-rm-n ars OF MAY, 1922, AT T AM “the following described automobile, to Sie: 1 Service truck, model 51, serial 11187, Botor 76131 Terms of sale: Cash. SinNET PRINCE, , mr1817.1819.20 Trustes. €. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC.. T1I5 15th ST. N.W. Auctioneers. By virtas of @ ceriain chattel dest of trust ecorded I Tiber 3541, at follo 208, et e of the land records for the District of Columbla, at the request of the red théredy, we, the undersig 1l sell at public auetio stor Company. at 1538 L wit ackard, Sod serics, mofor 127004, 7-pas- erms of ssle: Oash. C. BROOKE, I VAN ACKERE, my16,17.18.19.20 Trustees. L. G. SLOAN & CO., INC., TI5 18th ST. N.'V. Auctioneers. By virtue of a certain chattel deed of trust acorded in Liber 4470, at follo 410, et seq.. Bae of the land records for the District of Columbla, at the request of the parties se- cared thereby, we, the nndersigned trustees, i sell ac publié aucuion in the Chevrolet Siotor Company. 5 o1 MONPAY Tm: bt ©r MY, AT TI AN Toniowing deceribed automobie 1 Stutz, model G, 6-passenger, serial No. Bivo. Terms of sale: Cash. ,I¥16,17.18.19,20 [PHOMAS J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEEES. FRUSTEES SALE OF NEW TWO-STOR! Y and t the request of the party secursd thersby, e Undersigned. trustecs Wil sell at public TUES- Washington, D. C.. lot numbered cigl e (81) in square numbered twenty-three hun- ed and_thirty-three (2333). in the subdivi. on known as Chevy Chase Park. as per plat corded in the office of the surveyor for the - with ¢ fstrict of Columbia, In ‘page 27; sub- jict 1o the coveants of record. Terms: One-third eash, balance in equal in- d_two years, with interest t 8 annum, ‘payable semi- anually ay of sale, and secured eed of t propert; e the, parchaser's. optn: ill be required at the tune of sale. eyancing and recording will be at the pur- aser's cost. Terms to be complied with thin thirty days, otherwise the trustess re- crve the right fo resell at the risk and cost the defaulting purchase S. QUINTER, 386, & B8 NpArE, o EY11-484xex80 Trustees. ADAM A. wlsmmn. AUOCTIONEER. {Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate Nos. 1024, 1022, 1016, 1004, 1002 and 1000 6th Street Southwest; 504 and AUCTION SALES TOMORROW. AUCTION SALES TOMORROW. Tosat s C G. SLOAN & CO,, Inc., Aucts. 715 13th St. Household Goods, Office Furniture, Jewelry, Personal Effects, Rugs, Carpets, China, Glass- At Public Auctlon AT SLOAN’S GALLERIES 715 13th Street Saturday May 20th, 1922 WEGISTERED ware, Etc. at 9 By Qrder of E. C. AM. Snyder, U. S. Marshal, Officers of Estates and Others And at 12 M 1919 Scripps-Booth Touring (C:ar. TERMS: CASH my18-2t RE_DAYS. SLOAN & CO., Inc., AUCTS. FUTTRE DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auctigneer $15,000 Stock of Automobile TIRES—TUBES Cord and Fabric—Sizes 28x3 to 37x5 By Public Auction ~at Weschler’ s 920 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. MONDAY, MAY 22 Commencing 10 A. M. . INCLUDING United States Pennsylvania Standard Four Goodrich General Racine-Horseshoe Portage Fisk AND OTHERS Also PNEUMATIC TRUCK TIRES Sizes 36x6 and 38x7 my15-4t ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEES: SALE “OF BRICK. DWELLING FRANKLIN STREE BRookia By irene of & ‘certala deed of trust dated | and_recorded February 16th. 1 among the Iand records of the District of Co- lumbla, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by publle auction, In ront of the premises SDAY, THE TWEN D DA MAY, A.'D. 1922, AT FODR | 0/CLoC the foilowing deicribed, land and pre he city of Washington, D) umbia Enx subdivision o tok 17 1a_biock a0 as per plat recorded in % ¥he eurveyor for the District of Columbin in Liber 40, follo 106, uaid block & being_also known for. purposes of ansesment tion s square pro A TR ath ek dweliing, ~hotwater cash over and_above prior ds rticulars at sa epo Mired at sale. Ail coaveyancing. recording, Tevene” stamps and motarial fees at the cwi Of the purchaser. ~Terms of sale to be com Dlied with within thirty dave from day e, otherwise the trustees rescrve the Tieht 1o resell the property at the risk aad cost of the fl!hulfln{fpurvr;ur after Sve daye ad- Tertisement of such resale B:Der“lpnl:bmhed o ine city of Wasnington, LEWIS P. STEEL JAMES 8. MORRIS, my18-d&ds,exSu Trustees. _myl8d&dsexSu = Trws THOS J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL|n TROSSTATE, JIMPROVED RY RY | ¢ 3 RICK tku TaNG NO. 312 8 ATRERT NORTHBAST By virtwe of a cortain deed of trust ko4 recorded in Liber No. 4264, follo 85 et of the land recorts % the Distriet. of Cotui: ‘and at the request of the party secured the undersigned trustees will sell at [ 3F \{he_premises, on TWENTY-! OF 1923, AT FIVE 'O ELock P bed -land and premises, situate in the county of Washington, District ¢ Columbls and being square 5 in e “aadition to the city of subdivision of & tract of covenants running One-half of the purchase n cash, balance {n two equal payabis in one and twe years, with interest &t able -annu or all cas A de llf e 0t $508 | Aepott 'of com stampe’ete., at cost ner. Sl To be complied with itain 80 days trom day of sale, otherwise trus rve the right o' seacll the Sroperty At the Tk of default purchaser, after five much resale in_ some ton, D. C. H. WALKER, OWEN & SON, AUOTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FRAMBE DWELLING, NO. 330 B STREET NORTH- pPAST. y vietas of & cortals deed of trast duly 6th Street Southwes ,“Zlnd e 484 Eye Street Southwest: 490 and 492 H Street South- west; 718 and 726 6th su-.a the Southwest, and 614 7th Street Beginu l 506 K Street Sonfllwell; 917 he lana i Southwest. By virtue of authority vested {n me as trus- under the lldlt 'fll‘ z‘flwl l.ll f‘ d wi ler for e pul o aiction the hereinafter described resl Situated fn the clty of Washingtor, 1 uu pmahn. oN .M. w., AND ON THbRSDAY AY 25, 1922 AT 4:30 O'CLOCK P.M. A11 l- uare 470, improved by twe- v:# brick store ad dwelling, No. 9176tk Tmmediatel Thereauf’ter 4 imptoved two twe- tory o ek dweliings, ‘Noa. 433 and 464 Eye Immediately Thereafter o b closed Tarticuiare at e gt e e cuiad. Fusther ¢ YARTHUR G, BIsHOP, GBORGE H. FRANKLIN, Lot 23 im 498, improved muenm-w 23 worators brick dwellings, Nos. 450 n-l Lot 526 in zl "1 01 dweliiag N 8 o m:ncdxately‘Thcreafter re frame dwelling Nov'138 Immediately Thereafwr =~ & - B AY, | Ok AT, oo, AT TE Adam A. Weschler, Auct. | C. G. SLOAN & CO., INC., Auctioneers, By virtue of a certajn chattel deed of trust recorded in Liber 4487, at folio 403, et s one of the land records for the District of 50| Columbia. at the request of the parties w cured- thereby, we, the undersigned trustees, i nell ar pnbllr tion o the Chevrolet Motgr Compan Sherman ave. n. on_ M D TWENTYBECOND DA -THIRTY 0'CLOCK the following described automobile, to Stutz. model 8, 6passenger, serlal 1332, | motor 1242. | Terms of sale: Cash. L. H. KING. . J. VAN ACKERB, mr16,17,18,19,20 Trustes. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTS. Modern Two-Story Brick Dwell- ing, Containing Ten Rooms and Two Baths, Gas and Elec- tric Lighting; in a R-pul]y Improving Second C Business Center, No. 1225 C Street Northwest; Lot 23 Feet 5 Inches by 83 Feet. Imme- diate Possession if Required. By virtue of authowity in the unde , 1 will offer for sale at public in front of the premises, on THURSDA TW! FIFTH DAY OF MAY, FOUR_ O'CLOCK P.M e city of Washington, Distr . known for the purpose of tax tion as lot elght hundred and three (803) snid square, improved by brick dwelling, rent. ing for sixiy and 60-100 dollars (860.50) per month, on monthly agreement erms of aule: Bubject to a first trust for $5.000, bearing interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, pavable semi-agnually: prin. cipal due and paynhle Juse 16, 1924. Dal of the purchase price over and sbove sxid firsc trust to be paid in cash, the balmce payable $100 per month, Including interest on eaid bal- ance, at the rate of & per cent per annum, Teprosented by note or ntes of the. purchases dated day of Snal consummation of purcham, cured by deed of trust on the property Sald F all cash, aboye shid Beet Huee: ur oireh of purchaser. A deposit of $500 required at time of sale. ~Examination of title, convey- . Fecording and revenus stamps at cost ot parel rms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale or doposit will be forfeited. If possession i re- quired by the purchaser the time of settie- ment to be extended not more than thirty days red | until premises are made vacant. If possession od, a8 abore, but not given, de urciiaser and my18akds o THOB. 3. OWE EDUCATIONAL. Lessons—Berlitz School. Languages at great reduction. MISS CLARK, Eye 21° 1614 " BHORTHAND IN 80 DAYS. ol syttem for accurncy and speed, world's Toueh typewriting. Graduates in big 8. BOYD BUSINBSS COLLEGE, 1804 Fot. n.w. Main 2870, Washmgton B‘t’xsmcss College Main begtn Mondey. Spanish School of Washin Profs. from Spain. 131517 F n.w. me ening PACE INSTITUTE 715 G 87. N.W.. Cerner Sth and @ Gta. 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' Temperature Cali- The average temperature in §duthern fornia for tha it “ years (U, I. ‘Weather Bureau records) is as foliows:” Jung, 66—July, 70—August, 71—September, 69. The seme records show that a grest city in the e-uudlhhu:dnnhnnfllh..mnonlym day in June, two days in July, three in August and three in_September when ' the thermometer touches or exceeds 90 degrees. The air is usually dry, so higher temperatures are comfortable here that would be uncomfortable ia tbt East where humidity emphasizes heat. Southern California averages 309 days of nmlhl.n. Summer is the reinless season 8o you can plan on perfect weather for your fun. An Invaluable Change Vacations are of value tb the extent that thcy provxde a change of scene, environ- ment and interest——so most physicians say. They say ‘also that whole families need this change. i I—an easterner—first went to South- ern California in the summer on the ad- ‘vice of & physician who had been there. I went first for my health. , But for * ‘each succeeding six summers I went to see sights and enjoy experiences and diver- -sions that I had never known until I found this wonderland of summer. I found there 4,000 miles of motor highways, paved like city streets, leading to a myriad places filled with that rare dm‘m of unfamiliarity and difference— 1y, people and oecupmam-—that al- wm msud by the phrase, “a trip abroad.” e In fact, I found each year | in Southern| California “a trip abroad in' my own United States.” ) And 30 can you, who wish to do so—/ and at a very reasonable cost. Go Now ‘The thing to do is go now, while you may. Go see these things that you have never seen. There’s real rest in the new- ness of a change like this. Let the entire family have this great trip this summer. It will be a h(olong source of pleasure to you. Special low-rate, round trip fares now in effect—No more War Tax. Ask any railroad ticket agent for further information, or mail cou- pon below. If you go to 'Southem California but once and stay only two weeks you'll never regret it—you’ll say it's the best trip of your life. All-Year Club of Southern California Sec. 6052, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Los Angeles, California ATLANTIC CITY. All-Year Club of Southern Californis, Sec. 6052, Chamber of Commerce Bidg., Los Angeles, California. Please send me full information about the summer vacation possibilities in Southern California. VIRGINIA. plan, i ATLANTICCITY, Private baths. N. Ruaning water 2 Dll'ccfl mfl\:% Porsonal direction LINTON B. ARNOLD. y mr beach lnd Reading depot. New- Iy renovated. Elec. European plans. New ownership mansgement. BELVEDERE £, i v 2| ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTELS 81l rooms. Private baths. Elerator. American GINNETTI 8. 'Bllh Illllude—le*M‘xfllfl&l Scenery— stra—Danci and | amusements— n plan—fuble the best. * Electric hts. Booking office, E. L. Cockrell, Franklia M e Atioual Bank bids. Phone Mais G451, throughout. Amer. and BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. TABOR INN 0cean end Connecticut =) 1deal location; large, .sry' ** A Better Moderate Rate Hotel rooms. Excellent table. 20th season. managemeat. apnngnm: "% . 3. Dunn. THOTEL BRADDOCK Braddock Heights, Maryland Overlooking the Picturesque Frederick and dletown_Valleys. unn Middietows GRANDE Tasure accommod. NOW. Fire: Tor Boowit EE 5. Baropean plan. | Special Okicken Dinners Sundays and Helldays, 1, $2 day up. CHRZS OPEN MAY 30th Rates, etc.. write M. J. tor, Hotel Frederick, Pred- Corner KENTUCEY AVE! AVIHUB NEAR BEACH ) m. sy “‘i-.m . bl Smerplet Dusting Bockiat. MECKLEY fishing, sal e Engleaids ofers modérn appelntments. e Engleside oftars modern Sea and fresh water private bathe. Orchestra. Garage. proof. Running water. Garage. | o han, Prop: erick, xia.. until_opening. BEACH HAVEN, N. J. OF Fur. hwnksplnx apts.; current for "1y )flln' and cooking; by sesaon of weel; May end reasonable. . JENNIE A. HARBIN. . bathine, etc—oceas EAGLES MERE, PA. T et wie B || Eagles Mere, Pa. 8. 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D cmmrtions; Tcdamete: maes Bt nd_ modern. in all rooms. ann- ‘baths, American plas. T Tear Bead ocial spring RS, CALIFORNIA. Fast, Luxurious Ocean Travel Quickest time across the Pacific Only10 Days to Japan Only 16 Days to China u.vu Nomint, . Voo B Tuesday. 'nmr-a.y snd snnany Colonfal Besch at '§ PRit duisiae” n.um—-gp\mdq‘ E Specnl Week End 'l'npo ANOTHER DUKE JOINS RANKS OF THE ‘NEW POOR’ Richmond to Sell 60,000 Acres With 400 Farms to Avoid Heavy Taxation. By the Aseociated Press. LONDON, . May 18.—Another duke has announced his intention to sell his estates owing to increased taxa- tion and other burdens. The Duke of Richmond is the recruit to the ranks of the “new oor.” He offers for sale his estates n Aberdeenshire, including the town of Huntly and six parishes, compris- ing 60,000 acres, with 400 farms and small holdings The duke is one of the most prominent noblemen in Eng- land. He is a particular friend of King George. SURGEON CLAIMS KNIFE CURE FOR OVERWEIGHT Berlin Expert Removes Fifty Pounds of Fat From One Patient. Many Ankles Reduced. By Wircless to The Star aad O May 15.—The days of fat men will soon be ended If & discovery made by Dr. Philip Bocken heimer, the famous Berlin surgeon, leads to the results looked for. The doctor, who first acquired renown at the time of the war for his skill in operations, has reduced the size of the ankles of several well known European dancers. including Saharet, who origi- nally came from Australia. He has also reduced a_middle-aged man from 220 pounds to 170 by simply cutting out the fat. Thus far all of the surgeon's patients have gone through the operation in good shape and have felt fine after spending a few days in Bockenheimer's hospital. After an operation ‘a few stitches in the back of the leg near the heel or in the waist show where the fat has been removed to make an ankle more elender or to reduce a girth. Prof. Bockenheimer's discovery came to the ears of a Spanish woman, who invited him to go to Spain. He will operate there for two months on_both men and women. He was in the United States eleven vears ago, and has trav- eled extensively in Asia, on which coun- try he is an authority. EPISCOPALIAN MINISTER DENIES BEING UNFROCKED Only Requested by Bishop to Va- cate Parish—Fought Vice Too Hard, He Claims. By the Associated Press. DENVER, Colo., May 19.—The Rev G. C. Richmond, former minister at today denfed the of the Episcopal Church in Wyoming. Rev. Richmond declared, in speak- ing of the happenings before he left Evanston, Wyo., that he had been so active in reform work and in fighting the liguor and gambling interests there that he had been assaulted and mobbed, and that he had been re- He also said that because of his work arnd bitter utterances against the violations of the law Bishop Thomas finally had requested him to give up his church at Evanston. here is a great difference be- tween belng ‘unfrocked’ and vacating a [pastorate” he declared. 41 was removed from the pastorat because of the strength of the figh that 1 put into my campaign agains! vice. 1 know of mo place where it has ever been considered a sin for & minister to fight the vices of drink- ing and gambling" “fev. Richmond Said he had come to Denver with the {ntention of making his home here. He formerly served in pastorates in_ Syracuse, N. ¥ Philadelphia, Rochester, N. Y. and other eastern cltie: WAR ON AUTOISTS OPENS. Baltimore After Those With Ob- scured License Tags. Bpecial Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, May 18.—The crus: against hiding the numbers on auto mobile license tags was lauched in the traffic court esterda when Magistrate Staylor arranged pecial session to provide for the first batch of 198 violator: Special sessions of court for this violation will be held all week, as thousands of motoris many of them from out of town. unwittingly or otherwise, are break- ing the law. Most of those appearing yesterday were fined from $10 to §100, the greater part escaping with the mini- mum assessment. Some got off with a warning. According to Automobile Commis. sioner Baughman, the campaign is one of immense benefit to' the autoist. In case of an accident a driver of a car with obscured tags could make 2 get-away, in the event he was to blame, and would probably avoil responsibility. = KANSAS CITY POST SOLD. ‘Walter 'S.” Dickey, Publisher of Journal, Is New Owner. KANSAS CITY, Mo., ‘May 19.—The Kansas City Post. a local evening and Sunday newspaper, has ed_into hands of Walter B. Dickey, owner and editor of the Kansas City Journal, & morning newspaper. The consideration was not made public. The selier was the Post Printing and Publishing Company. a Missouri cor- poration, in which F. G. Bonfils and H. Tammen of Denver are share- b?rlho Journal, established in 1854, is the oldest republican newspaper in this section of the countey. For the present both newspapers will con- finue to be published from their re- spective plants, an announcement to Pe ‘published in the Journal today statee. —— . : 5o Unlanen fn e, r Mariboro Full tnformation cheerfully given. e 3 P aad Appily to local agents or vans. ©. B. PHELPS, City Pam. Agt., 1419 New York Ave., Washington. E.T. STEBBING, Gen. Agt., Pass. Dept., Madison Ave., at 44th 8t. K. Y. City. CANADIAN PACIFIC LOCUSTS PLAGUE RUSS. .Aii L [ gii