Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1923, Page 29

AUCTIONS. FOR SALE—HOUSES, ! FOR SALE—HOUSES, Continued. Continued. MILLER-BUILT HOMES IN WOODLEY PARK. i 2819 to 2833 29th Street N.W, Just Around the Corner From Wardmaa Park Hotel. Description : Two-story Lrick: eight rooms, two baths, fnelosed sun porch Sarage; hot-water Leat: Piitsburg instantameous hot-water Leater: Certa, the raglation ; reinforced comerete front porch and steps: Ripolin, the hi t-grade ena w ‘Ten slid brass bardware, fip switches for lights and ether features too numepous nention bere. Further information regarding these homes may be obtaised on the premises or by phome. Main 1790. Liberal terms. 14th Street Business Property. Store with apartmests above. 10 10-ft. alley. $10,000. Fine eight.reom suburbmn resi heat; modern improvements: Lot 17x105 130, e low Buy this property sow wh couvenient. terms. 3422 to 3428 Porter Street N.W. New detached homes of weven fooms and bath. Let 37x132, Price, $11,500. Very attractive terms. W. C. & A. N. MILLER, REALTORS. + 909 Union Trust Building. Main 1790, Near 12th St. & R. L. Ave. $8.750. Delightful semi-huagalow howe, containing ix large rooms and bath: has hardwood floors, electricity. gus and hot-water heat: large front yorch; 2 sleeping -porcies: located in a section of detached homes-—one of the prettiest n the Michigan Park. Only $300 Cash. Beautiful bungalow liome: contalns five la well arranged rooms and tiled bath with And gas: large front porch: large’ lot. Overlooking Saul’s Addition. Almost mew —Trwo-story tapestry six large rooms and bath: bardwool foors. Jot-water heat, electeicliy and zas: inolosed v ticeping and breakfast porches: concrete front wrchi. @eep 101 to pated alle; t design! eyperior in workmanship ; riced wnd ousy terms. Near Berwyn, Md. howse of Seven rooms gnd bath: trees: ‘helf ocre hsparagus<: ho 40 clilckens, farming impiements suall trucking or_chic for quick sale. Today's best buy. THE REALTY & INVESTMENT CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON, (Exclusive Agents) 6t attract 735 13th St. N.W. PIN ST.—$9.950. rooms. double garage: lot ATTRACTIVE 2-FAMILY s, e west 1 school, stares, Shurches And trolley s Lot-wster LA e Modern 1n every detail, ‘ | in tub and shower ; pigeless furnace, electricity price; small monthly payments, less thas rent. pipeless furnses (new): latge Dorches: 415 mcres ground; fruit . cow, about suitable for farm. Priced low AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. Ny folio 394 ;‘f‘fi land reeords of the District of Colum- 1, and at the uest of the parey eecured (hlw..'l" % O“ :H._ will il st e P IONDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D. 1928, AT FOUR 0'CLOCK P.M., the fol- lowing described land amd. premises, Snd e, parts o jots 198 sad 4 m ddition to known & sqnare 1355, sud described saing for ihe same on the west sh ott (now Wisconeln sve.) st the eud ot the lne drwn from the intereection of Wisconsin ave. aud 4th (zow Volta) st southerly 1085 feot on line of euid Sveaws %o the southemst corner of the large beick louse standiag on sald lot herkby intended to be conveyed. thence mortherly and with the R S westerly and at Tight angles with raid avewne To the @ividing line between lots 152 and 160, in said sdditien: thence south with saia line To the rear thereof: fhemce easterly with the rear line of lot 188 aforesald to & polnt there. on which will be intersactad by & line drawn south 6015 degrees: Tear wall’ of meid house, D fnches mortherls from "(he southwest corner thereof: thence susterly by ‘sald line revarsed fo the beginai thereaf: 1l south with seid rear wall § inches fo the southwest corner of eaid house, and theneo with sald wAll to the peint of he- Einning on Wisconsin avenue. 168 and 184 being tie same property a3 that deveribed on the recards of the Die. Trict. of ‘Columbia for faxation e 1250 "Heea o (Fagr; (ogether with e improve: aaid rust, r ve Ments thereon. - Terma of sale: Acla subject to & frst doed of trust for £19.000 amd a1l cash over said e "Gruae.” $106 deponit Teavired Spow ceptance of bid. Convayancing, record Tevenie atamps at’ pufchaser's cost. of sale to be complled with within from day or sale or deposit forfeited, property may bo advertised Piel “ana cont of the de Bever Dubtiehed 1n Waush DG Daper publishad in Washington. Do C. CHARLIS ©. MORRAY. P KREITER, Trnaters e wnd ‘erms 30 days ROBERT E. J8244&ds. exSu i . TOMORROW. D NOTES, AUCTIONEER Biinht Tom Gt prig iano, Compu Scale, Typewriter, etc. Also Dresses, Shoes and Men's Fur- nishings, etc. All ‘by Public Auction, on Thursday February 6, At 10 AM. Cas| Terms: flat near 3oth and N—1st floor, 3 r. and b.; 2nd floor, 6 r. and b.; a real bargain. H. W. OFFUTT, Ph. West 200. Wis. Ave. & N. “FOR COLORED BUYER. hest bargain in town Two-family rooms and bath. front and back en- . within 2 blocks of Florida ave.. on 4th : low ferms: bring deposit with you. : CAPITAL CITY REALTY Ci Line. @801, 808 12th st. m.w. Open until :0 110 ¢ pm. on o water Tieat, gas. ‘elnclricity | open for inspection; ex. reasonabi Main a EST $14.500—%300 cash and $130 & mooth. Detuched, 9-room and bath; hw.h.. slactrle Tight: 40-tt. lot: parches: beat section of W eventngs. Lt INSPECT TODAY. 2216 1st St. N.W. Boft hric 150 foet deep: Smmediate lent _inyestment; :"coal on . For sale by 41 v 3 a svlecdid in- . Tminedia STROHE foritset: e possesuion. CKER & METZLER Exclusice Agente, 208 Continental Trust bldg. i i 928 K Street Northwest. Three-story and cellar brick building; 15 rooms and 3 baths, divided into three apartments of 5 rooms and bath each; hot- water heat; reasonable terms; Ilmnleqinte possession. WM. P. NORMOYL 810 F St. N.W. X O PLACE . _ONE RLOCK AROVE HARVARD 8T. Tanesally attractive semi-Getached Lome of 100m3 aud buth. furnace. electricity, laundry built-ia _fee box, ete. Price, $3,000: casli and §35 pér month; prompt pos- J. LEO KOLB, 923 N_Y. ave, BLOOMINGDALE. e most beautifal section of Rloem- ingdale, facing & park: @-room Mrick home with cotonlal fromi o excellent condi- tion: modern hesting plant: elee. lights: lot 160 feet deep to alley: affording ampi space; owner must well and_will accept Sfer: to agents. Address Box 177-T, Star | GIRARD ST. N.E. Just off North Capitol st.; 7 rooms, hot-water heat, electric {light, hardwood trim. double floors, laundry tubs, servant’s toilet, inclosed sleeping porch, aln 83: mmercial. Tucted three-xtory brick, located zone And easily convertible into ore. Electric light: Hplendid eondivion. ot runs (hrough another wireet, uffording 1wo entranc Splendid location for a barber on. il or' Tunchroom. reduced_the price to 85,350, Cah Now cacant, & Middleton, Tnc. 10 Hedges 4 H n uon (\DON AND NEARBY VIRGINIA. CLARENDON— Dingaion’ electsieiy furnace; eement : EATE ; ety S ene TS B it enlt. Price, § Immediate pos- session, FORT MYER HEIGHTS— low: electricity and gas. Lot 30x125, Price, & $1,000 casb. NEAR CLARENDON— Taree-quarter acre of geound: nice home all kinds of froit trees; oy papered and painted; on Falls Charch Tine, #4500, " Terms, easy FALLS CHURCH— Corner properts: six rooms. steel ga- rage. lots of fruit frees. four ncres of trucking land cxn b bought at a bar- 3ein. Terms arranc-d, GRAY & BOWLES, INC,, 1004 Wilson Boulevard Clarendon 326 OPEN SUNDAY. 1 terms by THOS. A. JAMESON, 926 New York Ave. N.\W. ____Main 5526. FOR SALE_COLORED. | ,SHEVY CHASE HOME. An opportunity to secure a|front: may b wia st sbont (wo.itivds the fovely home on S st. near 12th. |"PERCY H, RUSSELL CO., n.w., having 6 large rooms and | 926 15th st. nav l}J’agh, cell;r, front and rear yards. Fraukin sa rice and terms very easy. 3 I BB, PINN Botaree hgent, | om0 and QUSts: 712 Kenyon St. N.W. iddleton, Tnc. " tors._ Phoné M. 1028 I am oftering # resl bargain gmail Gowntowd tome: e o 6 rooma and_ batl:: oceup#d by owner, who will give Dossesion, aad s firat-clags repatr. Write or Dhons. for forther Tnformiation or an appointment o Inspert ” ROBERT LEE O’BRIEN, Franklin 5385 1701 T st p.vw. 1005 FATIRMONT ST. N.W. Modern two-stors and celiar brick house. Six_rooms and tie bath: furoace and_ ga | Xew bck poreh. GOOD YARD. Entire hon ABSOLUTELY THE BEST HOME VALUES M Wt Deen papered and painted. Priced IN THE CITY. S8 850. 7 rooms and b entirely detached. Fine Yarge lots. Beantifal dorthwest location m;nl mw -'f ), Tyl o e, oot ont et i | COLORED—VACANT. streets. Sce Mr. Boswell on Pl"‘i?‘ teasonable. HAS 5 OWSNER, P. D. m:a'&slnk}«.b' Dt Sain 36, | —1013t0 85 KW Ly 207 Headnoarters for New Homes DOWNTOWN. Esxclusive Agest. Three-story and cellar, home of 14 ‘rooms, 2 buths; steam Nheat. eloc- tric lights: lot 23 ft, front by nearly 130 ft. deep to 30-ft. miley. ' The property i in first ::mu;‘rrlm n:m‘\;;‘."w#"l: ‘one‘-hl" bloci‘ of l?ll raidly. Prics. $23,000; very reasondble. terms, N N, venient to the Government Printing Office and (‘i:y Pu~t| offie N fll: mnn 13 aflle bl}l, double 5 rear porches, elec, » Phone Columbia s817. ingslant. Reeont) "m«" orated and n' o collent' condition, Room for & garage. Pric ]NSPECT "nli.ll‘ Now vacant, snd e t‘:r-l a 2000 KLINGLE RD. & (At 20th and Park R N.W.) hcdges & M Beautiful corner home: 5 bedreome. 2 batls, | 1224 H <t n.w. R e, lnf‘e porches and every cou- H '.Ilvlllbl‘ priced. tractive tarms BUILT BY B H ARUVER. MAIX 5072 Near Dupont Circle. Just off New flampsiire ave.—A large three. tory brick residence, containing 12 rooms. 2 aths, electric lights and excellent heating Price, $13.000. Owner is anxious to will consider second trust motes as 12Tt payment < Hedges & Middleton, Inc. 1334 W_sf._n.w. Realtors.Phone M. 1028, y for yon to more in. LBO _KOLB, COLORED. Florida_ave. n.w. near North Capitol — A odcrn home, containing 8 rooms and ba t-water he C ased on payment of $860 casb. rticulars call WM. T. BALLARD, 2 NW. Brookland. An opportunity to purchase a 4ornia bungelow, on terms of reasonable wonthly payment, d-new and has O large rooms. large wleeping porch, electric ater heat, hardwoed floors and ish | Ailroughont, attractive electric Mxtures, large | tic, with space for two additional rooms. | Jarge tot sod_churel Hedges & Middleton, TInc, 2334 H_st._n.w. Realtors, Phone M. 1028, TF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A COMI Zble Dome at & low price look 8t 313 “e.: 8 rooms Dbath: electric Lights: recent. Is put in first-class condition. Pow n _at cnce, . Price, $4,630; §750 cash, b Jer month. Near 15t and @ Tome of so0d ceilar sod in Torms. Price. 8. WM. T. BALLARD, e B, N.W. A7 SIX BEDROOMS. SLEEPING PORCHES, NEAR 16th Street. Toususlly attractive semi-detached home, fa Mt. Pleasant. nesr 16tit at.: colonial fromt, Vack and Gouble sleen’az poiches: mice living | 1oom, _reception ha'l: large bright diniss T soom. en_and puntry: 6 communteating, Tright bédrooms and bath: all modern im Toghte: dng bath: pipeiess furmaces eleetric sueats: lof 26 fet wide. Price of §13.000 | (EWEC 5900 Mt 0 Ser:, 1oL puch below similar kowses in this secthen. | Toct 3 : PRATHER & ROBINSON, 7 erme. _Address Box 340-R, Gtar office. 814-18-18 B oW mk"i". Terme: Addross Box IO K, rar ofice. Cleveland Park—$135 Cash. 14th and A New @-room lowes, near Coan. ave.; ffapec- N Sion day or night Mais TE88 or Frank. Main ‘an_be par- For further et e PRATHER & ROBINSO! 314-13-18 Bona Ridg. 14th and New York Ave, Main 442, T 5 S CHASE A uew home on ¢ Cait- | Clievy Chianer . .. €gaventont o Copneericns h amd | ave.” The st flooe s vers atiractively ar- Tt i | ranged with largs living room with npen Sre- iace; dinf A piac iniag foom ;“;:«11:( alcove and second floor with large closeld; tw and shower. Lot 50'1“( front. P&:{m’ | “PRATHER & ROBINSO) 514-13-18 Bond Ridg. 14th New York Ave. mn i NORTHEAST. off North Capitol at.. we have recentiy lisied ‘a two-story and ceilar hriek home | of w'x oows. reception hall wid bath: hot-air heat, electric I ght: 16t to aller. Price, .000; reasondl teri and prompt posses- i “PRATHER & ROBINSON, Main 442 H i roal ve. whort distance nobth of itk rd.: & f'fl"*fl sw attic colontel brick home of elght rooms and beth: hot-water Leat; room for garage; | bonse 24 ¢, wide. Price. $10,500. SON, PRATHER & ROBI 14th and New York Ave. Main 442, 514-15-16 Bond Plag. X VERY ATTRACTIVE NEW HOME OF 8IX garage in rear; to be sold on easy | bay-window brick | o f ADAM A, ONEEL Trustees’ Sale of Valuable “Sohmer” Grand and “Knabe” Upright Pianos, Mahogany Electric Cash Register, Household Furni- ture, Cafe Equipment, etc., Contained in Premises No. 901 R St. Northwest. By virtue of & certain chattels desd of trust dated April 18. 1821, sod recorded in Liber No. at foilo 187. oue of the land records for the District of Columbie, snd at the request of the pariy secured thereby, the undersigned trustee will sell by publie 'su tion. within the above premises. on TUES DAY, | KEBRUARY "SIXTR. iesa i OCLOCK AL, mi cquipment and personal property, ineluding Opolite Top Tabies. Hent. wood Chairt, about 115 Metal Frame Chairs, 9. Mahogany Flectric Cash Ry Knabe’" Upright Piano, “‘Sohmer’ M Plano, Iron Safe, Large McCray Small Refrigeraior, one A-Bur- d_one 4 Burner Gy Rtoved, Glaweware, en: : uy Dining Room ' Suits Floor Lamp with 8hi | Rack, Houdoir Lamps, Rrass Flower Stands, | & Bronse Blectroliers, Fire Screess, Draperies, | Curtaine, ete. i Terms: Cash. ¥RANK W. HOOVER, Trustes. f THOS. J. OWEN AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES® SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE. IMPROVED RY THE LARGE XEW DWELLING AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF STEPHENSON PLACE AND 30ts ST., CHEVY CHASB PARK, D. C By virtue of ® certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4684, follo 306, et seq., of the land records of the District of Columi’ o thereby, the undersigned troatee will seil at publc auction. in front of the premises, ON MONDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF FEB- RUARY, A.D. 1928, AT FOCR O'CLOCK P.AL the following described land and premise the District of Columbis, and dewiz. 04 being lots 112 and 113 in _the subdivision known as Chevy per plat recorded in the office or for the District of Columbis 27, subject to the covenants | rusning, wi erms of One-tiird _of the pur- chase money to be paid in cash, balmnce in two equal inetaliments, payable in one and ’!vl years. with interest at T per centum per anaum. paysble semi-ansuslly, from day of { sale, secared by deed of trust upon the prop. | &rty sbld. or all cash. &t the option of the pur- chuser. A deposit of $250 will be required at | | time ' of sale. All conveyancing, recording. { { revenue stamps, ete., at cost of purchase {Terms of wale to be complled with within | thirty days from day of saie, otherwise the | trustee reserses the right to resell the proper- {tr at the rlex and cost of defauiting pur- | cheser, after five days’ advertisement of such resile in some ne er published ingten. D. C CONTINENTAL TRUST CO., Washiogton, D. C. Trustee. ERSKINE GORDON. Trast Officer. | _iauL.adds. exen | THOS. J, OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED RESIDENCE PROPERTY CON SISTING OF A THREE-STORY BHICK in Book 57. pa th the | tmgivn. { { i | DWELLING CONTAINING NINE ROOMS | AND BATH, KNOWN A8 181 ONTARIO PLACE N.W. Ny virtue of A certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber 4070, folio 305 et seq.. of the land records of the Distriet of Colum: ‘Dla. and st the request of the party recured the: the usdersigned trustees will sell at tscs, on T em- d' P.M followiog described land and ises situate in the District of Columbis designated ss and being lot numbered three iningred and fittecn (315) to Harry Wardman's sobdivision of lots in “Lanier Heights,” a8 per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber County 20 at folio 58: sald lot now known for pur- Doses of taxation and assessment as lot num- Dared three hundrad and ffteen (315) in square numbered twenty-five hundred and cighty-four I} s e of £5.000, dye June 15 . on whic! { ho tnterest hits been paid. A deposit of 5200 in cash required At time of sale. All convey- anch recording, revenue st and potarial the cost of purchaser. Tarms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from 1 date of stle, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to reseH the properts the risk and cost of the defsulting purchaser er five | asys’ “advertisement of such resale in som | newspeper publisbed in the city of ‘Washing: ton. D. H FARRY B. PITTS, TAoARS Wotfenronp, | 1R ABOYE DE: CHASER OF T < led to comply with | property will be i lace. OF | M.,y ubove . 1924, 444 038 SFTHE P scvibed property having fi et 2t bin riok and comt at’the tame resold_at hia risk a I o WEDNESDAY. THE RBVENTH DA FEBRUARY, 1028, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. upon the same tevms and_conditions. HARRY B. PITTSH. REGINALD RUTHERFORD. fe2.5t.ex5u Tru stees. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLB IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE, COXSISTING OF A TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, 1681 13th . By virtue of | recorded in Liber No. 4714, folio 92 et daq.. | {of the land records of the District of Colum. bis and at the request of the party secured (hereby, the undersigned trustees will seli, at publie_ anction, in front of the ises, on TUPSDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF | FERRUARY. A.D. 1928, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following described_land and prem- ines. situste in the city of Washingtod, Dis- triei of Coltmbla, and dexignated as and buing ot ntmbered €% (@ lo A‘:lm a,g;u;m trustaew’ subditisjon of lots iu square 277 (a per piat recordsd iy L'ber W. F., folle 09, o the office of the sfrvevor of the Disteict of ! Cowmbis, 8old_subject to 3 ot deed of | trust of $1,000. terest at 7 per ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchas money (6 bDe prid in cash, balance in equal inetaliments. paysbie i one and two years, interest at 7 per centam per an- num. pagable semi-annually, from day of sule, secured by deed of trust wpon the property sold. or all cash. st the optiom of the pur- { chaser. A deposit of $508 wili Be required at | time of smle. Al conveyancing, recording, | revenoe stamps, ‘etc.. at cost of porchaser. { Torms of aale 'to be complied with within thirty daye from day of gule, otherwise the trustees rewerve the right to resell the prop- erty at the rixk and cost of defanli pur- chaser, after fire days’ advertisement of wiek rosti# 'in sbme newspaper published in Wash- ingtos, D. C. CLAUD_LIY] JOHN T. M' Trustees. i certain_deed of trust duly feb1 d&ds exsu west from a peint in the | id parts | { TADAM A, WEBCHLER. AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEES' SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, NO. 310 2ad ST, B.E: By virtue of & certain deed of trust. dated July 2. 1921, apd recorded July 6, 1921, in Liber 4520 a€ folio 300, et seq.. and at the re- quest of the parties secured thereby, by reason of default on the part of the mer(gayor under $2id_Geed of trnat, we. the undersigned. trus- tees, will pell ot ‘public_auction, in front of the premises, o AY, THE NINTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, l'”' AT FOURTHIRTY O'CLOCK. P.M.'lot 18 in_Bend & Brain ard’s subdivision of square 768, in the District f Columbie, s» per plat recarded in the sur- esor's office of said District in Liber J. H. K.. or. | foilo 380, et seq., eame beng. {moroved b the above mentioied brick dwelling. Terms of stle: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance payable in two equal imstallments in one and two years from day ef sale, represented by the promis. sory notes of the purchaser besriug intetest at tiie rate of 6 per cent. pet annum, payable wemt-annoelly, and secured by first of trust on the property eold, or all cash at the option of purchaser. A cash deposit of $300 re- WGuired at_time of sale: terms of sale to be plied with in thirty days from day of eale, rwise deposit will be forfeited and prop- readvertised and reseld at defaulting purthaser's cost and risk. All conveyaucing, Tecording, notary fees. revenue stamps and cost of examination of title to be pald by haser, i ARTHUR G. BINHOP, Trustee, A covrrrR Wea ™ Substituted Trustee. Union Trust Building. TTHOS ST OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES' SAL® OF VALUABLE BUILD- ING LOT ON THE NORTH 8IDE OF ADAMS STREET BETWEEN 8rd AND th STREETS N.%. By virtue of a certain deed of trust NN'MQ! in Liber No. 4840, folio 500 et seq., of thu 1and records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party secured therebr: i the undersigned trustees will sell at auction, in front of the premises on WED g plat recorded in the office of the snrveyor the Distriet of Colambia in Liber County 7 at follo 98, saia block also known as square 3538, stbject to covenants of records $100 deposit Conveyancing. at_ purchaser's complied with recording #nd reven: cont. Terms within 30 da; VALUABLE WO e - NG ON'V A ¥ WASHINGTON = HIGHLANDS SE. Ry virtue of & cortain deed of trust duly racorded in Liber No. 4144, follo 446 et seq.. of the land racords af the Distriet of Colum: bla, and st the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at publ'c anetion, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF FERRUARY, A.D. 1038, AT FOUR 0'CLOCK T.M.. the following described land and prem- joes. situate in the District of Columbla and per plat recorded in the office of or for' the District of Columbla in Liber o 130. Terms of saie: Sold jact to a prior deed of trust for $1.000 snd balzace to be paid In 8200 depoeit required npon scceptance of bid. Conveysncing. recording and revenue Stamps at purchaser's cost bo complied with within 30 das or deposit % ot ALLAN F. WALKER, LE ROY GADDIX. JR.. o Tras THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. CSTEES' SALB OF _VALUABLE TWO. TRUSTORT FRAME DWELLING, No. 153 18th STREET N.W. By virtne of 8 certain deed of trust dated Sept, 21, 1022, being jnstrument No. 173, recorded Sept. 22, 1922. among the land rec. ords of the District of Columbia, and at the equest of the party secured thereby, the un detwigned trustees will sell at public auction, {5 front of the premises. oo WEDNESDAY THR FOURTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1923, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PAL. the follow {ug deseribeq laud and prem! tnate in tie Di t Columbia and desighated as and being lof “F6" and the north 3 feet & Inches hy the depth thereof of lot in John W, Rrarr and Willam W. Metealf's subdivision of lots in square 132, ae per plat recorded In The office of the surveror for the Commbia in Liber R. W. at folio 95. "Terms of sale: Bold gubject to 1 deed of trust for sbout $1.325. Balance cash. 3200 depouit Tequired upon acceptance of bid. ~Con Seyancing recording snd revesne stamps sor's cost. Te Biiea 30 dare or deposit forfeited. RALPH L. SARIN, W. EDGAR LEEDY. Trustees. " of 13-e0d&ds,exSu THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. RUSTEES' SALE OF ONE 23-PASSENGER T NN IBUA, TO BE ROLD WITHIN THE AREHOUSE OF THE MERCHANTS' TRANSFER & STORAGE CO., I OF 920 E ST. N.W. By virtue of the provisions of a certain chattel deed of trust recorded among the lien records of the County of Fairfax, in the state of Virginia, in Lien Book 326, etc.. and also recorded in Liber No. 4638, follo 109, et meq.. one of the land records for the District of a of the parties secured therebr, e unpaid, the undersigned trustees will sell a blic ‘auction. within the warehouse of the erchants’ Transfer & Storage Co.. in rear of No. 920 E st n.w., on BATU v, THE TENTH DAY OF FEBI AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M. -passenger. ton Titimate omuibus, m naseis No. Terms of vals FRANCIS® 8. 3 C. CHESTER CAYWOOD, 3.5.8,7.89 Trust e IR T COMMITTEE'S SALE Or THE VALUABLE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1419 PA. AVE. 8. s virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. holding an Equits Court, ia re Anna T. Kohm, lunatic, Lm: 7866, passed January 31, 1028, the under- signed, as committes, will sell at public a tion in front of the premises. on TUDHDA' THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF FEBRCAR 1828, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. described land and premises situate in the d_being lot 95 In premises No. 1449 Pa. rhase Ppayable in one and from the day of sale. and to he represented by the promissory notes of the | purchaser, bearing interest at tie rate of 7 per cent per 'annum, payal nnually, and secured by first deed of trust on the property old. or all cash, at the option of the pur- | chaser. $200 deposit required upon scceptance of bid. All conveysncing, notary fees, revenue stamps and recording at purchaser's ecst. Terms of sale to be complied with- within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the committee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cst of defaulting purchaser, sfter five daye’ advertisement of ety v in some newspaper published in ‘astington, D. C. FREDERICK A. YENNING. Committes. fol-déds.cxSu Kvana building. THOMAS J. OWEN & 8ON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE KEA! ESTATE, BEING -A HOUSE_AND L0’ NUMBERED 70 O STREET NORTH: WEST. ~ b BY, Yirtue of & cortain deed of trust record. 'ed in Liber N folio 363 of the land records of the District of €olumbla, and st the R’.'( of the parties seenred themmby, the undermigned will sell at pabiic suetion. in_froot of the E."mx" on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY FOU! T‘fl!‘ffl. 1923, AT FOUR- THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., the following de- scribed land and premises situate in the Dis- trict of Columbia and being lot n hnpdred and nine (208) in -,. numberad #ix hundred and seventeen (617). as described in said deed of trust, upom the following tems: Purchaser to sssume an existing emcum- brance of two thousand dollars (42,000) Fl{ he balance in casl tazes and Interest pald or sdjusted to the date of sale; good Title or no sale; a deposit of $200 Will be required at the time of sale. and settlement to be m within fifteen days of the date of sale or deposit forfeited and the roperty resold at the cost and risk of the s.{lllllhll purchaser, sfter five (5) days’ pre- ;mllfi'"nlnme'n( of such resale in some ‘nehington newspaper. - FRAXCIS SAUL, 1412 En&! W.. G. PERCY McGLUE. 503 E st. n.w. feB-d&ds.exSn Trus ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Entire Stock of Groceries, Fixtures, Etc., Contained in Store No. 1001 3rd St. S.W., Also Unexpired Lease of Premises. virtue of u certain chattels deed of .tr: L/ 20th, 1922, pecords for the Distri N , and at it of the party secured thereby, the ed trustees will sell by public aue ton, within the above premises, ON, THURS. FEBRUARY 8, 1923, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M., a miscellaneous stock of n::‘!fl!. and provisions. shelving, counters, fce beox, loase of store ‘and four rooms dated October 171922, for five years at $23.50 per month, The above stock, Sxgares and unexpired leass will first be offered as an entirety and if a satisfactory bid is not received will be Im- ®old n detail. . Cash, 'MILTON STRASBURGER, SAMUEL RAPPAPORT, re-1 Terms of wale to ! rict of | . o1 otor A."J. L., 1921, { 98438, HOMAS 1. OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONEERS. | the following { bered two | d : one-half per cent per annum. wcales, mest block, caves,’etc.. #'so | ______FUTURE DAYS. & ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. 5426 41st St. N.W. - By virtue of a certaln deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4733, folio 434, et. seq. of the land records of the’ District of Colum: bia. and at the- request of the party secured thereby, the underxignéd trusteen wil offer for sale by public auction, in front of the mises, oN EDNESDAY, THR FOURTEED DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D. 1923, AT FOUR- THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., the foliowing de- scribed land and premises, situate in. the city of Washington, Disttict of Columbla, to wi Lot 34 in Rugene A. Smith's subdivision of lots in_square 1743. ‘as por pias Liber 65 at folio 157 In tbé. of the District of Columbla, i room and bath Betached dwelling, Lieat, elec. light, Sardwood floors. subject, however, to & prior deed of trust for $3,000, at 7 per cent, due April 28, 1925. Terms of sale: Over said balance in monthly payments of with Interest at 7 per cent, secured decd of trust upon the property eol e t the option of the purchaser. A deposit required of- the rehaser at the time . "All couveyaneing, recording, revenue stamps and notarial fees st the eost of the purchaser. Terms of saje % be. complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees regerve the-right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertisement of woch resale In some newspaper published in the city of Washington, D. C. OSEPH N. SAUNDERS, HARRY M. PACKARD, Trustees. AUCTIONEERS. i 1 __febs.d&ds.exsu THOS. J. OWEN & S0; 418 10th 1. 8.W. By virtue of a ceriain deed of ftrust duly recorded in Liber No. 3752, folio 275 et seq.. the land records af the District tiie tequest of the part undersigned trostces will sei publie auction. in front of the premises. MONDAY, THE TWELETH DAY OF FER RUARY, A.D. 1923, AT FIVE i the following descriied situate in the city of Washingt Columbia, and designated aw and being of_original lots 21, 36, 57 and 38 in sa; 337, contained within the following metes Povide, eginning for the same at . point Tha enst Tine of 10N si. weat dtstant 150 feet | sonth from the northwest corner af said nd ruuning thence seuth along the 1 | Buid street 24 feet 7 inches, thence Teet 11 Inches, thence north 24 feet 7 inches, thence weat 97 feet 11 inches, o the of beginaing. Terms of sale: OBe-third of the purchase money o be pald in cash, blance i two ual instaliments, payable In one @ Sears, with intereit at & per centum per an Dum. paysble semi-annually, from day of sale, secu € ‘upon tie properts ol .“at_the option of tha pur. I'-h.w. of $200.00 wili be required at time of “sale. . All coaverancing, ' recording. { revenue gtamps, ete.. of purchaser {Terms of sale to bo camplied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise lrm trustoes reerve the right ta Tewell the prop erty at the rixk and cost of defauiting por- ehancr, aftor five days’ advertisement of mch restle in some newspaper publisied in Wasl: {ington. D. C. A. V. FOX. 018 F at. n.w., “E. K. FOX, 1311 I st., 18de.axes Tenafee THUS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. {TRUSTEES' KALE OF VALUARLE REAL PATATE AT THE NORTHWERT CORNER OF DAVENPORT - 4 ot seq +“District of Col |and at the racuest of the party wecurcd th the undersigned trustees wiil at auction in front af the premis DAY, THE EIOHTH DAY AD. 1923, AT FOUR-FIFT] X PM., the following described land and prem. ises, 'situate fn the District of Columbla, and designated as and being all those pleces or and described as follows, to-wit: 1515, 4. 31 and on known as te of the late lots 14 Giles Dyer's est; (i G Supreme huidt and Theresla m by deed dated the 1905, and duly recorded in cq.. one of the rict of Colnmi Sold subject ta two prior lars of which will be Ralance cash 00 {1and records of the | “Torms of wale | doeds of trmt, recording and revenue stamps at 3 rms of sale to be complied 30 dary from day of sale or de- posit forfeited. JAMES L. THOMAS NEILL, ALKER, 9229.31.f02. Trustees ADAM A. WESCHLER. AUCTIONEEE. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brownstone-Front Dwell- ing, No. 1726 P Street Northwest, Containing 16 Rooms, 3 Baths, Steam Heat and Electric Light. ne of a cortain deed of trust dated 1922, and recorded July 22, 1922, as ‘among the land records of the District "and at the request of the party reby. the undersigied trustees will ale be pmblic aaction in front of the on WEDNESDAY. THE SEVENTH {DAY OF FERRUARY, AD. 1928, AT FOUR | THIRTY 0°CLOCK B, the following d {scribed land and premises, situate in the city 1ot Washington. District of Columbia, fo wi 1Lot 101 in Josenh R. Jolinson's subdivision iu iare 137 ma per yiat recorded in Liber o folio 7 of the records of the office of the sur: ivesor of tiis Distriet of Columbia, subjeet fo Tght of way over tue rear 3 feet of said lot for alley pirposes. improved as above: o be I wold subjeet. however. to two prior deeds of { trust aggregating $9.500. {ulon application 1o unders {Terme of sale: sts, oned {cash, the remainder in monthly imstalimen with Interest at 6 per cent. payable | Sem!-annually, secured by a third deed of tru iupon the property sold, or ail cask. at the {option of the purchaser.” A deposit of £300 re- Qnired at time of sale. Al convesancing, re- Cording. revenne stamps and Lotarial feew at Coxt of purchaser. Terms fo he complied with Within thirty daya from dey of sale otherwise {tha frustees reserve the Hight o resell the {property nt the risk and cost of the default- ing purchaser. after five dars’ advertisement of ‘such resale in some newspaper published | the city of Wasningto (2 { AMBROSE L. GRINDLEY, WM. R. MARSHALL. Sa270%dvexSn |~ THOS J. OWEN & 802 {TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VAL PROVED REAL FSTATE, 2028 ST AUCTIONEER! deed of trust re. May 27, 1920, in Liber 4384 at folio &0 ot neq. of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party s {cured. the undersigned trustee will well at | public_auction, in_fromt of the _prem {WEDNESDAY THE SEVENTH DAY iFEBRUARY. = 1923, AT = FOUR-THIRTY {O'CLOCK P)M.. ‘the foliowing described real in_the Diatrict of Columbia aod north part of lot numbered in Jesse B. Haw's subdivisiou { ‘Mount Pleasant” per plat re- leorded in Liver C. J. U., folio 48 of the rec- iorde of the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia, having a froat of twenly feet, 3 17/100 inehiés on Geargia asenue, and ronning back with the same width to Sth street, excepting the part thereof condemned !and faken for public alley as shown on pist {recorded in sald surveyor's office in Liber 57. | folio 36; said land being, alse kaows, for pu oses of assessment and taxation as lots mum- ]gma nine hundred (900) and ni ndred and one (901) In square Dumbered twenty-c | hundred and seventy-seven (2877) { "Terms of sale: One-third of the_purchase price to be paid in cash. the balance in twe equal fostaliments, perable in oue and two years, with interest at_the rate of six and sable semi- cured by deed 0 (4 of part of * muslly from day of sale. of trust oh the property sold, oe all cash the option of the purchaser. A dt?fik of $21 will be required at the time of sal All con. Yeyancing, iecording, revenue stamps, etc., At ! cost of purchas ‘Terms of sale to be com- i pliea” with within thirty days “from day of L uale, otherwise deposit will forfeite nd property resold-at risk and cost of defa “.fi 13 haser. after five days' sdvertisement Tesale in some newspaper published » . C: LN P §KVINGS. AND TRUST NY, . Trustee. 1AM D. HOOVER, President, E._PI TVAL WILSON, Secretary. Ja2id&ds.exSu ““ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCITONEER. EES' SALE OF VALUABLE LOT OX TR RARD 8T NEAR GHORGIA AVE. W, I By virtue of a certain deed uf trust dated | August 4, 1922, and recorded on the same day {as No. 64 among the land records of the Dis- | triet of Columbis, and at the request of the { parts secared thereby, the undersigned trustee i Wil ‘offer for sale by publie auction. in front | of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE H DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1923, at THREE- THIRTY O'CLOCK PAL, the following de- scribed land and_premises. situate in the city ington, District of Columbia, to wit: in_block 3. Todd and Brown's sub- division of ‘Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains,” as per piat in Book Levy Court N 2, ‘page 24. sarvesor's office of the District of Columbia, iess that part of said 1ot condemned purposes in District Court preme Court. D. C. ash. A deposit of $200 re: sale. Al conveyancing, re- cout of purahaser. nmun 1.; complied with ithin OHiety days fromt sale. within R 34307 0"s. HAR Lot ¥ Jahd1,eot&Dbs ex8a CE NORTHWEST. | o C.'G. SLOAN & SLCHTIRID Co., Inc., Aucts. 715 13TH ST. LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, OFFICE FURNITURE, CAFE TABLES AND | cHAIRS, LARGE RUUD WATER HEATER, GAS RANGES, ETC. AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT SLOAN’S 715 13TH ST. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 7th, 1923 AT 10 A M. Terms Cash : C. G Sl_oan & Co., Inc,, Aucts. THOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEEB TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED LOTS ON DAVENPRT PLACE BETWEEN MACPHERSON AND HOW- ARD STREETS N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly re corded in Liber No. 3848, follo 466 et weq., of the land records of the District of Col and at the request of the party wecured there. by the undersigned trustees will sell, at public auction in front of the premises, on THURS- DAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D.'1923, AT FOUR (4) 0'CLOCK P.M., the following described_land remises, ituate in the District of Columbin, and designated s nd being lots 4 and 5 in’ block C. in Onion | and Butt’s subdivision of Giles Dyer's estate, recorded n Book . of the records of ‘Terms of sale: . 3100 deposit re. quired upon acceptance of bid. Conveyancing, recording_and reveuue stamps at purchasers cost. Termis of sale to be complied with within 30 days or deposit forfeited. H. BOGLEY, EMOR Trastee OFFICIAL NOTICES. ZONTNG COMMISNION OF THE DISTRICT of Columbla, Wasbington, January 27, 1923. Jo_compliance with the provisions of section 8 of an act of Congress, approved March 1. 1920 (Pubiic No. 153. 66th Congress, entitied “An act to regulate the height, ares and use of buildings i the District of Columbia and to create & soning commission, and for ether purposes™). notice Is hereby given that s public hearing wiil he beld in the board room | of tie District buildiog at 10 February |8, 192, for the purpese of ring the { following proposed changes in the boundaries { of the ‘use. helght and srea distriets, to wit: Change from residential to first commercial Frontage on both sides of 20th st. m.w. be- tween M apd N sts. and adjacent property { fronting on_the south side of N st. between 10th and 20th sts. Frontage on the east th st. D.e., Dorth of East Capitol st * properiy at the Intersection of Sth Capitol sta. Lot 897, lo. ed on west wide of 8l st ear East ! Capitol Lots 180 and 803, square 2008, lo- cated on Dortheast cornes of 17th et. and Park rd. Southwest corner of 1lth st. amd IN Carolina_ave. s.e. Frontage op es ide of Connecticot ave. between Klingie nd Macomb st. Lots 20 and 2i. aquare @ located on southeast comer of South Capitol and O sts., and Droparty udjacest thereto. e on east side of 11th pl. n.e., between Qiven and Ranm Change’ fro o first commercial and from - e th sad Randolph sts. n.e. from residential to first commercial om B to +C' Lots 108 to °d_on the nerth between Trinidad Vave. and Orren st. Lot §8, square 2808, lo- i cated on corner of Sherman and Morion aves, | Change from residential to sccond commer- c rontage on Ward court, Ward 0 _and property _adsacent ge from i commercial and from Frontage on west Mand N C i age from 85 fo 110 foot height distric Frontage on both sides of H street n.w. be- tween 17th and 18th sts. Change from “B° to " area: Reuthwest co f 11th and K t D" area: . b.w. betwees Park rd. Amend YAIiH& Regulations to require consents for gasolive filing stations in ithe first commercial district. C. KELLER, CUNO H. RUDOLPH, JAMES F. OYSTER, 0. BHERRILL. ELLIOTT WOODS, Zouing Commisslon of the District of Columbia. | _sazo-100 AN l EDUCATIORAL. SHORTHAND 1o 30 days; easy to learn and rapid. Touci typewritin, Enroll tods Busioess College, 1304 . ww. oo SPANISH %7825, i WASHINGTON Profs. from Spain—Conversational Methed. Raptd Progress. 1317 F st M. 5ess. ) 00D’S SCHOOL 311 East Cap. St. Est. 1885. Lincela 38. ! ’D lhr\h-;:‘ | Bookl e MO‘:v'fl“‘ l::.llhlfl! t Branches. ._WOOD. _Principal. ACE INSTITUTE Accountancy and Business Administration Graduates of the Instittears found everywhere in profesional Accountancy practice (O.P. andn exeentive positions in Business. terncon and early.ovening classes aze Telepore Man 8260 for Balictin 715G St., N.W., Corner 8 5t.. Washington VIL SERVICE EXAMINATION, both men and women; statistical clerk, Feb. 14. Salary, $1.140 to $1,640. Internal revenue it, Feb. 215 salary, 31,500 to 83,600, _Bpocia tion. The Civil Service Preparatory southeast corner 12th and ¥ n.w. Fr. COURT H { vie. 1 i 2 COLLEGE Nationally Accredited Trains for SECRETARIAL POSITIONS Day. late afterncon and eve- ning classes. Ask for cataleg. 721 ISth ST, H i 1 ] i i { — Georgetown Law School 1922-1923 Second Semester opens Feb- ruary 5, 1923, -Graduation from academic high school admits as candidate for degree. Beginning October 1, 1923, ene vear of college work required for admission. rge School Building 506 E St. N.W. Phone Main 7293 HUGH J. FEGAN M.A, LLB, Ph.D. i ; I l STEAMSHIPS. EDUCATIONAL. All That Was Last Term—ana More New Courses in the A JA. School course in practical business law, rse in ethics, besides Paychology. Poetry, French, Third-Year Word Assiysis, A Corrective _Gymumasium, Reducing Classes for Btylish Stouis, Satu Dancing and: Gymuastum Classes Children. Rettextional Classes, New Term for All Classes Aceounting, rial, St 2 , Becretar Bookkeeping, Civil Serviee and Calcula ing Machine Courses. Send for Descriptive Catalogue BT MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. ADVANCED VIOLIN STUDENT will teach several select, ambitioue pupile, TSc won._Address Box 72-T. Star office. Ragtime in 20 Lessons Plano, jo, Uke. Buit._ Christensen, 1322 G st. m.w. RESORTS ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. M. 127) Open 411 year. Send for booklet. 4. B. THOMPSON & CO. ATLANTICCITY.N.J. ideal American plan botel § et id " Diveetly on Atlantic Ocean Has m equal an— ALL-YEAR RESORT Jut cool enough In hot weather ‘and warm enough in cold weather HOTELS and COTTAGES OPEN ALL YEAR NEW YORK AND BOSTON BY SEA Information and Literature Gity Ticxet Ofos, T3i 1hth Bt. . COMPLETE OCEAN STEAMSHIP SERVICE WHITE STAR—To Channel ports, Liverpool. Queenstown amd Bremen. Standard of acrvies in keeping Wit the magnificence Olympio, Homeric and werld's Inrgeat ship, Majestic. Regular express werviee. ED STAR—Te Antwerp, calling at Plymeuth amd Cherbours. Weekiy saflings of four ships headed by the hed Lop- loxd and the mew Belgeniand. AMERICAN' LINE—Te Servies of regularity, = Wlity, comfort and on the ocean front. car. 600 ' BRICK CARAGE Wakerd., i | ! } ! 1 | i i ' 2| will be the ver les- | 1 etc.. Mod. Terms, Free|various parts of the country. 5. | Masters will | Pa.. lodge, | ELKS TELL PLANS FOR FETE 10 CHIEF Banquet and Reception Will- Feature Festivities at New Willard Tuesday. Elaborate plans for the reception and complimentary dinner in homor of J. Edgar Masters, grand exalted ruler- of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, under the auspices of the Washington Lodge, No. 15, at the New Willara Hotel tomorrow night, were 2announced Saturday night. The reception will start at o'clock in the small ball‘oom of the New Willard. In the receiving line grand exalted ruler, Senator Ball, Representative Joseph G. Cannon, Gen. John J. Pershing, Jess W. Smith and Rev. Dr. James E. Freeman, pastor of the Church of the Epiphany and a life member of the ocal lodge. Frank Hogan will be toastmaster. A number of past grand exalted rulers of the hord will ve present from T be accompanied by z small delegation from the Charleroi, it is expected. The three District Commission will be the only non-Elks in attend- ance. Commissioner Cuno H. Rudolph will open the onslaught of speakers with an address of welcome on be- half of the District government Exalted Ruler Danlel R. Nihion will welcome the grand exalted ruler i the name of the local lodge, and Dr. Freeman will deliver an address on “Our Ideals.” Fred Harper, past ex- alted ruler, will speak on ‘“The Benevolent = Protective Order of Elks.” Grand Exalted Ruler Masters also will deliver an address. Entertainment will be furnished by Matt Horne, assisted by George O’Connor, who' will sing to _the former's accompaniment; the Elks Band; a piano recital by Adolph To- rovaky, choir director of the Church of the Eplphany; Ambrose A. Durkin, baritone, and a number of vandeville skits from local theaters. PROMISES DIVISION OF TRIBAL LANDS Indian Omnibus Bill, Passed by House, Concerns Jurisdic- tion and Other Matters. Appraisal of Indian tribal lands by the Secretary of the Interfor, so that competent individual Indians may be released from government control and given their pro rata share of the property, would be authorized under an omnibus Indian bill passed Saturday by the House. The Five Civilized Tribesand the Osage Indians would not be affected under the measure which now goes to the Senate, The bill also provides for liberal- izing the payments made to the Osage Indlans, who have rich oll holdings In Oklahoma, and authorizes the use of $50,000 of the funds of the Chippewas of Minnesota to_relieve distress among certain of their number. Jurisdiction and Rights. Jurisdiction would be conferred by the bill on the Court of Claims with right of appeal to the United Statew Supreme Court, in claims of the Blackfeet, Blood, Plegan, Gros Ven- tre, Flathead, Kootenais and Upper Pend d'Oreille Indians of Montana and the Nez Perces Indlans of Idaho and Washington, who claim lands or hunting rights under old treaties. The biil stipulated the claims should be filed in two years and that attorneys’ fees in all suits should not total more than to $50,000, mor exceed 10 per cent of the judgment recovered in individual cases. Another section of the measure International Mercantile Marine Co, | would authorize the government to ‘Washington office: 1208 F St. m.w. R. M. HICKS, Manager. BY SEA BALTIMORE TO JACKSONVILLE (VIA SAVANNAH) Ome Way Round Trip $30.96 $55.73 Including Meals and Stateroom accom- medations, Extra charges for preferved space. Round-trip_tickets good to returs uatd Juve 13, sr Tull Information en Hoquost. Merchants & Miners Trans. Co. ~140n New Ycrk Ave. N.W., Wash, West Indies Cruise February 24 EE the Panama Camal, colorful St. Thomaes, BERMUDA-"S. S. Araguaya™ Saflings Every Saturday. “The Comfort Route” 3 ROYA MAIL The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. SANDERSON & SON, lac., Agents. 26 Breadway. N. Y., or any local ageat MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE ¥S_FTORACE C0. BTA’ MOVING, PACI PHONES: _M. 4229, KING, SHIPPING. ¥. 2425 FIREPROO in UNION 1' €8 STORAGE COMPANY PHONE NORTH 104 908-9 Fla. Ave.® W N. ROOMS, $1_2ent Loug Distanch MOVING. By Careful Men, Rates Reasombale. 2.000 Vhtle th our long-distance vazs. > REMEMBER! You Can Always Take Advan! Counection Rates With T TE ZLecal and RED BALL TRANSIT CO.; National Houseliold Movers. codward Bldg. Main 2162 uo*vmo STORAGE ™ KRIEGS RESS PASKiNG, M sHiPFING take over certain unused bulildings in the White Earth reservation in Minnesota. Homestead entries on the Fort Peck Indian reservation in Montana would be given an additional year to pay arrears, under another pro- vision. Adjustment of a number of minor oclaims also would be au- thorized. ——— JAPANESE WIN FIGHT AGAINST SCHOOL ORDER Honolulu Judge Upholds Injunc- tion Suspending Rule Against Using Foreign Languages. By the Associated Press. HONOLULU, February 5.—United States District Judge J. J. Banks Sat- urday overruled the demurrer filed by the territory to the Injunction obtain- ed by the Japanese language schools restraining the school department from enforcing the regulations pro- viding for the elimination of foreign languages from the first and second grades and the substitution of Eng- lish. The court modified the injunc- tion, however, and held that the school law was constitutional and not a vio- lation of the treaty between the United States and the Japanese. The court's modification of the in- junction provided that all books used in alien schools should be based on the principle that “the pupils’ normal medium of expression is English.” Both the territory and the language schools appealed to the supreme court. Judge Banks also held in his deci- sion that the school department ex- ceeded its authority when it adopted regulations prescribing that all pupils must have completed -the first and second grades in the American schools before they were eligible to attend equivalent grades in the Japanese schools. CLAIMS HE WAS LIBELED. CHICAGO, 1., February 5.—Willlam Wrigley, Jjr., millionaire chewing- gum manufacturer and capitalist and long prominent in republican nation- al politics, has filed suit for $50,000 damages agalnst the Tolerance Pub- lishing Company, which issues a weekly magazine in opposition to the Ku_ Klux Kllm} MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE CLEAN, DRY STORE FOR FURNITURE AND i Estimate_cheerfully given. ‘WESCHLER'S, Packing, Shipping. General Haaling. First-class servico—Reasonable rates. 143448 U Strest N.W. Phone N. 8043,