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FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—HOUSES Continued. . Continued. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. : Tacorporated: 738 15th St, N.Ww. g Consult Our Sales Department. ? LR AL HOTICES. ‘LEGAL NOTICES. Attoras MINOR, GATLEY & ROWLAND, ; — Attorneys. SUPBREME COURT OF THE DIiSTRICT OF % 2 . Columbis, Holding Probate Court. — No. | SUPREMB COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Admiinistratios.—This {s te give notice | Colymbla. Holding Probate Oourt.—No. " STEAMSHTPS. o , ] —souTH AFkica—|POLLARD'S FRIEND NO. 818 7th BT. BOUT! arl EET N.W. La subscribers, of the District of ‘Colum- ' 29 Administrat 03.—This is to give 20- by 1 By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly By virtue of certain deed of trust duly Yo obtained from the Probate Court of | iice; ‘That the subscriber,: of the District bf m0N TE[[S UF SLAYING FUTURE DAYS. A 3 y SALE OF TWOSTORY BRICK | TRUSTEES' DWELLING, ‘q}x nwfl:}}lv ggfl " BTORY B l’" ‘Mfifi‘u?"' it ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEDK. TRUSTEES" ) 728 ' 01 that * Main. 6830. ' bla, the | ? recorded 1o Liber No. folio 16 el seq., recorded among the land records of the Die. ¢t of Columbla letters testamentary ' Columbh obtained from the Provate Court | Jor sailings and further information apply of the land records of the District of Colum: | trict of Columpla, &nd &t the tequest of the oo toioirics, of ( Charles Josepn Hedrick, iate of ¢ 3 T Col Lett Din, and .4t fhe request of the PATtJ secured | party secured thereby, the undersigned: trustees - of the Dist + 1500 of the District Columbia, letters | gangerson & Som, Gem. Passenger Agts. Thereby, the Umderslgned trusteen will oer | Wil sell ne miic) nig ndersigned rustees e S T T TR MERIDIAN PLACE. of 14th at. Tk, st. and convenfent to the Ar. 6 I % and tiled bath, ghted by electricit de iz Tot .- hot-water heat: lot to Icar garage witk 4 windows. $12,500. ON 16th ST. i fade, Just abore U at ~class condition, all modern {mpro conventent to desirable 3 storles, brick, in roperty s clear and terms can rranged; inspection by appolntment onlr. $25,000. SOUTH CAROLINA AVE Southeast. Opposite Garfield Parks - very Aesiratie 7 brick tory brick, cemented cellar, murs: .rounding country and’ property s very at- tractive, contains 7 rooms and bath and extra lollet, has gas ond electricity and heated by kot water; lot {s 20 ft. front to an alley: ample rowm for a large garage. $10,000. 10th ST. S.E. Bast «ide. between E and G. contanig 6 -Arge rooms and bath; has hot-water heat: e lot to an alley; room for & large garage. This properts ix in first-class condition: oceu “ied by owner who is anxious to sell. and we are offering it at a special price $4,750. CAPITOL HILL . se., north side f-room brick, ooms, bath and toile| 18 1BX100, very good location fhe Pennsylvania ave. cur line 84,000, THOMAS _On Tth, — Incorporated-— $11.500. Near 16th and Buchanan Sts. Owner autborizes us to sell attractive ome at th's low pri rooms and uth: beated by Lt tric lighte: m {0 every respe Pos £SO 89,000, West of Ciinecticut Ave. ntaining & rwms and bati, hes: Liouted by hot water Surage. NOW' VACANT. $8.300. - First Commercial Ze 1o ctive front po elen Ughts: brick, s B lurge erting into sl On Georgia ave brope near Park DESIRABLE BUIL n 1 DI lots s in Tukoma Park. D). northwent subutis, cet near Georgia S2000 for Tot 43 fret wide in Takvms ST.400 for two lots near Conduit ro $1.000 for lot 30 feet wide on (e v GEORGETOWN. Corner; colonial, substantial, detached brick in_good condition, on O st.; 3 storles, contal Iog 12 reoms acd bath, gas and forace; desirable lot, 40x100 feet * $9,750. for a Z-cur garage. BROOKLAND, D. C. Situated on Newton st., near 8t. Benedict's Academy: bungalow, California type: 5 room hardwood' ficors throughout; tfled bath: la attic and extra large "“\’I" reh: all mod- ern conveniences; electric light, hot-water heat: Tot 1s 50x106, 5,000 square feet; ample room for i v $7,750- ON QUINCY PL. Just east of North Capitol t.i-2 storfes. Yrick, containing 2 apartments of & rooms and bath each: has electricity and hot-water heat; Int i 18100 feet. to.a 20-fe. alley. large g rtme rent for and the ), total of §100. Purchaser could Tossesslon of one apartment. Convenfent forms, $8,230. . WASHINGTON HEIGHTS On 20th st, n.w., near Hiltmore and conves ient to the car lina: 2-story brick louse, com. paratively new: colonfal porch, 7 rooms (3 bedrooms), back porch with sleeping porch | above, tiled bath, servauts’ toilet, gax and electrictl A hot-water beat; lot fs 183123; Ciecar garage. $13,000. ON 24th ST. norih of Mass. ave le B.atory brick, rioms and 2 bathe, gas, electricity heat. This property lus been recently put in fist-class condition and owner will give poy session. The lot is 2,000 squaro feet. Garage in’ at Amall expense. Can be an ap. Pointment ouy. yiple room inspected by $20,000 ISHER & CO Main 0830. $7,000. Vacant Colonial Home. Laocated in strictly white neighborhood; con- tainis 8 rooms and bath: heated by farnace: elertric Hghts: newly papered: easy tetmw. $z,500. Southeast. Bewg soid to closs an estate. bay-window brick. heated by f aul bati: convenfent to bot $3,130. Investment Property. Two G-room brick houses, located in uort west sectlon, renting at $i3 per monti G LOTS FOR SALE. street extonded Takomu Park. D. ¢ ark, D C. Al improvems . DT t tuad, D. C.. fronting on twa streets. WM. . SAUNDERS & CO.. + 1433 K St. N.w. MEMBERS WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. HOUSES FOR S12.500. Facing Senate Office bldg.—10-roo: Nouse: electrivity, how.h An ox with tran om_renting pos furnisbed or unfurnishe. $12.500. o ne’, within a few nid_9-room. SALE and batn On Maryland of the Capirs in excellent squa , & e 2hath b sudition. Con $13,500. Oroom semi-detached ecolonial hrick dwell ing; most excellent residential neighbornood. Heuse in excellent condition. Priced and financed for auick vale. This home 1s urranged to briog in large inconie sublcasing. $15,000. 0-room, -bath cor- Fxcellent construc- mer house on Calvert st. ros d well arranged for home and offies for or dentint. , INVESTORS, ATTENTION! 3 adiotning 4-room houses for colored, sold 10 settic an estate, all for $3.000. UNTION REALTY CORPORATIO} 1410 G St. N.W. Member of the Washington Real — e AUCTION SALES FUTURE _DAYS. Main ro16-ro17 BUSINESS PROPERTY. Store and J.room spartment near ton? @m i, Priced for quick saie any Tine of business. Near Ath and Pa. cash payment. any business. T2h st. near G-—20x3 and termd atteactive. Store and wpis PETWORTH. $135,000 Each. Stores mitih d-room apartmen tionally good comstruction. Locaged at convergenta of three maln Avemuens Act qui FOR SALE OR-EXCHANGL. 1600 block on G st. n.w.—f-~0om and Z-bath house, with garage, on large lot. Good - ing house or tearoum locatfon. Will exchange for small city or suburban property LOTS FOR SALI 16th St. Highlands—125 ft. fronta st. Priced for quick sale, 8ic Tome site of unusual lot ave Prived 1 2 on 16th me: Main 8413 state Board. AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. & BON. AUCTIONEERS. OF VALUABLE TWO- BRICK DWELLIN 156 FLORIDA AVE. N.F. Ry virtue of & certain d recorded in Liber N, of the Taud records of the District of Colnm a, and At the eeqoest of the party secured e undersigned © auction iu front . INDAY, THE NI3 NTH DAY | OF FERRUARY, AD. 1923 AT FIVE 0'CLOCK the following-descrined land and prem- situate In the District of Columbla, and designated a8 and being lot 142 in James F. and Mary T. Burn's subdlvision of lots in square 1026, as per plat recorded in Liber 62 folio 28 in the surveyor's office of the Dis~ ct of Columbia. Terms of sale: Soid subject to a prior deed of trust for $2.300, and the amount over said “ruts 1o be pald in casi. $200 deposit required £ bid.” Conveyancing, record- ng and revenus stamps Wt purchiaser's cont. Terms of sale to be complied with within 30 aays from day of sale or deposit forfeited. I.” ROLAND DRURY, B, ERLIB TALBOTT. Trustees SALE d of trust duly fe8d&ds-exsu & SON, AUCTION THOMAS 7. OWE: EERS. OF VALUABLE REAL i A HOUSE AND LoT SHEPHERD ST. N.W. uin deed of trust re: TRUSTEFES' ESTAT NUMBERED 1 By virtne of x corded in Libor N and_records of the Dist - of Columibis AU the request of the pacis mecu the undersigned wil front_of the premt RY THIRD, “he following described land te in the District of Columbia. and being ot nimbered thirty-five (35) io biock numberad Aive (5) “North Columbia Heights,” as de- scribed fn suid deed of trust, upon Che ollow- SALE BE d premises sits | Purc! r to pay oue-third of the purchase Mee in c: sh. the balance in two Installments in one and two years. respectively, with inter- st At the rato of 6%, per annum and e- ured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, st the option of the purcha axes and interest paid or adjusted to dgie of sule; good title or no sale: n deposit 5875200 Will' be. required at the time of e settiement to be within Ofteen (15) da: f e date of sale; or deposlt forfeited and ¢ property resold at the cost and risk of the fefaviting purchaser after five (5) days® p Sious advertisement of euch remale in some ~wEsnington newspape: B B. FRANCIS BAUL, 1412 Eye t. now. ACOBS, 1412 Eyo st. n'w. ©- Tefanlt having been made by the purchaser afitie above described property, said prop- ity witl be sold at the same hoir und place ‘8 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923, at his. and risk. B. FRANCIS SAUL, 3. 'WESLEY JACOBS, d&as-exSu Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. WRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE TUNIM. PROVED REAL BSTATE ON THE _SOUTH SIDE OF MASS, AVE. NEAR CALIFORNIA BT. N.W. virtue of a certain deed of trust duly in Liber No. 3228, folio 208 et seq., nd recards of the District of Colum. and st the request of the party secured thereby, the underaigned, appointed substitute iruatee by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbla, in eauity cause No. 40079, will Sell at public auction. in front of the prem. ises, on MONDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY MARCH, A.D. 1923, AT FIVE 0'CLOC *'$.ML, the following described land and prem- 3ses,” situate In the county of Washington, ‘Disfrict of Columbia, and designated as and - “Bafug lot numberad four (3) In block numbered - aea hsoma ‘a3~ Belatr- Holghts plat “hmown as *‘Belair per in Liber County, No. 8, follo 80, of ‘Yecords of the ofice of the surveyor of the District of Columbla. ¢ LN e T R ance in two Tastaliments. payable In one and’ two years, with interest at 8 pe: centum per annum, pay- able semi-annually, from day of sale, PR P S cash, at ¢l of the purchaser. .q'fiéoo will D required at fime of sle. ALl wonvéyancing, ing, revenue stamps, e At cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to ba complied with within 30 days from day of “ale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right To resell the property At the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, atter five days’ adver- tigmment ‘of guch réwmie in some newspaper o I Washingion, D. C WILLIAM H. WALKER, Trosten. * 40154845, exSudho] - l { | 1 4442, follo 108 et seq., | | THOS. . OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONEEIS Valuable Two - Story Brick Dwelling At the Northeast Corner of Columbia Road and 11th St. N.W. 11th Street, At Auction. By Aathorlty vested fn us we will wii at pubilc auction. in front of th premises, on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1023, ~ AT RTh O'CLOCK P.ML., lot 96 Terms announced st time of o recording and enue stamps at purchaser's cost. Sale to e closed in 30 days or deposit forfeited. THOS. J.OWEN & SON, Aucts, 2e1T-a&ds.exs 881 G at. .. THOMAS A. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES' SALE OF THREE ONE-KTORY BRICK = BTORES, NOS. 0421.5423.5425 GEORGIA AVE. N. By virtue of three certain-deeds of frust heng inujruments numbered 128, 170 and 150, 1822, among the land | recorded December 2, recordn of the District of Columbia, aud at the request of the party seeursd thereby, the un- i dersigned trustees will sell at public auction in front of the premises on MONDAY, THE ! TWENTY -SIXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1925, | AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following d. seribed iaud and premises situate in the Dis- trict of Columbia, being lots 57, 08 and Abe Stein and Samuel Btein's subdivisio M‘nlra 2096, as per. plat recorded In the of the surveyer for the Distriet of G in Liber 88, follo 128. Kublect, how: yrlnr deed of trust for $3.000 upon each lot due uly 12, 1925, ‘erms of sale: One-half of the money abore said prior trust o be and the remainder in one said trust, at the purchane Bolll on each lot required upon acceptance of id. Conveyancin, recording and revenue stamps at the purchaser’s cost. Terms of sale 0 be complied with within 0 days or deposit torfeited. HARRY B. PITTS, HARRY 8. WELCH, _fel4-d&ds,exSo&hol Trustees. PUBLIC AUCTION © Of the. Valuable Brick Dwelling and Four Brick Garages Located in a Commercial Zone No. 624 N Street N.W. ‘Tuesday, f‘emm, 1923 office to s s ‘option. This is & cormer property and contains six roqma. ix in good condielon and cun easily be remodeled into etore and apartments above. Term be announced at time and piace of sale. A cash deposit of two hundred dol- lars will .be required of ‘succeswful bidder. Terms to be complied with in thirty dayx or deposit to be forfeited and property resold at the cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser, H. R. SMITH & SON Auctloneers. . . 1000 TR St. N.W. Main 7646 ADAM A. WRSCHLER, AUIH:XON!EKA TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE D' ING, 759 KENYON °ST. V.anl‘b By virtue of a_certain deed of ‘trust dul; fpoorded July 20, 102, Inst. No. 86 et ear, of Beated by | or the la | conveyed by for sale by poblic auction, in frent of the | premises, on MONDAY.- |THE TWENTY. IXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1928, AT MIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. tho- following-d d and premises, ¥ituate in the ton. {1ex's subdivision’ in square numberéd #13, " plat_recorded in Liber 13 at folio 109 of tbe records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Colunibia, subject to a prior deed of_trust for, §1,500. ©crins oF seli: All casl above eald trust. . A deposit of $400 requ! at wale, All convey- ancing, recording, revenue s pe and notarial at cost of purchaser. rms to be com. plied with withiu 30 days from duy of sale, otherwise the trustess reserve the right to re- Sell the properts at the risk and cost of the Gefaulting purchaser after five days' Wdvertinn: ment. of such resile In wome newsp lshed in the city of Waxhington, D. JOSEPH A. HERRERT, LOREN M. HERRERT, Trustees. [} nper pub- { _fB14-d&ds.ea8uk b ADAM A WESCHLER, AU TRUSTEE'S BALI ALUABLE PROVED REAL CORNER W VIRGINIA AV By virtue of & of trust_duly recorded October 24, 1922, Toxt. No. 139 et of he land mecords of the District of nbia, and 4t the requeet of fhe party speurad thershy, the ‘underxigued trostee wiil offer for sale by pribile aunstion. in front of the premises, on ESDAY, THE TWENTY EYGHTH DAY OF FERRUARY, 1928, AT | FOUR-THIRTY 0°CLOCK P M. "the follow- Ling described land wod nremiscs, situste in the city of Washiugton, District of Columbia, fo Wit: Lot 12, square 4046, subject t u fraf trst of $500. -“Terms of_sale:«ash above @rst trast. A deporit of $200 tequired of the purchaser at the tme of xale. All ling, reventio statips wud_nerar of purchaser. Terms of s Plied with within 2 daxs f otherwise ti tristee Texers | resell th ut th | | published in the cit BEN L. 1 | Three-Story and Basement | | Brick Dwelling, Near Capitol | and Union Station, containing | 9 rooms and bath, side and Rear Alley, No. 125 C Street n ns we will in front of the pre TY THIRD FIVE 0CLOCK T v us ahove A deed of trust fo will b 1 ant shove <uid fn deposit Tedquire yancing. recording and purchuser's vost. Sale to Vi inpr 0. parts me of sale Dpaid i rime of x re o StAmpR ut | Brown's ARTHUR P emiges, on TUESDAY, TH NTH. DAY OF FEBRUAR FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M., ‘the, land ‘and premises, aituste Columbla, "and designated seventy (70) in sion of lofw B TWENTYSE Y. A.D, 1928, AT Tollowing described _the District of and being lot Andrew ¥. Hilyer's subdivi. block three (3) in Todd and 3 ot a tract of land known as “Mount Pleasant” and “Pleasant Plaine,” 88 per plut recorded In' the ofice of the sur- veyon of the District of Columbia in Liber 44, at folio 26, fmproved as above, subject to & bullding and loan ssoclation trust of twenty- seven hundred dollars, payable $30 per month, including interest, Terms of male: Over said trust eash. A d posit of $300 required at time of sale. Con- Vveyancing. recordis revepue stamps, notarial fees, at cost of purchaser. Terms of be complied with within thirty (30) days from day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days' advertisement of ch ressle in some newspaper published In Washington, D. C. LESLIE E. F. PRINCE, 7 PERCY J. GRADY, n EN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, — OF VALUABLE REAL PROVED BY THE THREE- RASEMENT BRICK DWELL- v 812 C ST. N.W., WITH A LAEGE BRICK GARAGE IN THE REAR THEREOF, By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded, in Liber No, 4805, follo 889 et eq., of {he lund records of the Distriot of Colum- and et the request of the party secured by, the underslgned trustees. wiil well, at in front of the premises. on I: NINETEENTH DAY OF FEB- 1921, AT FOUR O'CLOCK e15-dkads-exS THOK, J. OW T pub) LA, . the foll 80l xubfect 1o & prior deed of trust for $7,500, particulars of which will Ve stuted &t time of sale, and amount over &aid trust to be pald in ca A deposit of A b sequired At flme of aale. esancing, recording, revenue stampi cuxeof purchaser . Terms of sa compiled with within 30 dayw from duy of sale, otlierwise the trustees resarve the Tight to re- property at the risk and cost of de- faulting purcbaser, after five days’ advertine- ment of such resale in some newspaper pub- lished fn Washington, D. C. JOSEPH A. RAFFI EDWIN W. PUPKINS, LEGAL NOTICES. TER, W. . 1 Attorney SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, H. ng Probate Court.—Ni E Aliin‘stration. Thie is to give got! That the subscriber, of the District of Colum- hus obtained from the Prolmte Court the T of Columbia, letters of ad- ministration c.ta. on the entate of Aomie Elizthetli Schwickirdi, 1ate of the Diatrict of Columla. deceased. All persons having claims The closed within feited. THOS 1Ak xS 5 THOS. . UOWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS Thirts duys or deposit for | 1. OWEN & SON, Auctioncers STEE'S SALE OF PROVED RF THE SOUTHE Tt STREETS N ©T 100 FEE AROUT 44 FEET ON sirtue of w certaln ded in Liber No. 334 o t seq d records of the Bstrict of Colu pursisul (o decres of the Nupreme the Distriet of hia canse o 3939 caizine] trustee v front of wald property, on TUESDAY, [WENTIETH DAY OF FERRUARY. 1923 AT POUR O'CLOCK P the G Aud premises. <ituat T i VALUARLE UNIM ATE, SITUATE AT RNER OF 19th AND FRONTING TRE 19t STRE ed of trust dul ST ORT cquity { it at pubiic a | TH in | tam { twenty-five Fardon snd | nquare one hundred and thirty fo ried in Liber It W s of 1 1 Cuan., A depanit of & salo Al comveyancs s stamps. cto. al cost of <ot saie io be complivd with vo from dis Of <ale: otherwise * ecording. purchaser. withia 80 trustes | i five dave’ advertixen newspaper publishied i Wasii TIONAL SAVINGS AND T % By WILLIAM D. HOOVER, | Attest: TERCIVAL AL Trustee. Seal ) ! WESCHLER, ATCTION OF TWO-STORY BRICE 6 ROOMS AND BATH. N0 W.. WITH GARAGE IN TADAM A TRCST DWELLING 2 4th T REAR By viriue of a certain deed of tr corded §n Liner 4w, of the land records hia, and at the request of the party wecured { thereby, the underxigned trustees w r for { sale by public in front of the prem | fses, on TCUESD THE TWENTIETH DAY M. the following de FERRUARY. 4 16: T FOTR- O'CLOCK P { weribed Tand and premises. sitnate in the citr District of Columbia, to w! . inches front by the fall dej of 1ot.3 In Todd and Pepper's subdivision ¢ 527, is recorded in | i AL > frust for 82,000 ai | ahove said teaso nthiy Over as remaind %0, togeth cant, sceured by f { the properts sold. or ali rash, At the optlon | of the purchawer. A depoit of $300 required | at time of sale. All converancing, recording, | resenue stamps and motarial fees at cost af | haser. Terms to be complied with withis | thiy deys from day of sale. otherwise tle trustess Teserve the right to resell the prop erty at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser ‘after fiva dayw’ advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in the city of Washiagton, D. C. . PATRICK J. WALSHE, LEO A. WALSHE. ot Trustees ADAM A. WESGHLER, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Tract Con- taining More Than Six Acres and Certain Improvements Thereon, Constituting Build- ings and Fixtures Now Used as Plant for Sewer Pipe,! Drain Tile, Etc., at Lamond Station, D. C. (B. & O. R. R. Branch). B virtue of a certaln deed of trust dated January 19, 1920, and recorded January 30, 1920, in Liber 4317, at folio 119. among the land 'records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of parties secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale at | uilic_auction nnon the premises on FRIDAY, HE TWENTY.THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1923, AT THREE O'CLOCK P.M.. the follow. ing dencribed land and-premises, situate ir the county_of Waehington, District of Columbia. to wit: “Part of a tract of land called *'Chilium Castle Manor,” being part of the tract of land illlam Sibres et ux. to Angus Lamond and George B. Aten. as tenanis common, by deed recorded July 81, 1876, in Liber 838, fol. 146, of the land records of the Dintrict of Columbia, and being part of parcel 115,81 o square 3369, as the same is kuown for taxation and assessment purposes in the District of Columbia,” and being ‘part of the tract of which Angus Lamond dled seized and and being_more particularly de- follows: Beginning for the land the southeasterly corner of Lamond to Eliza 29, 1919, and. re- ot the land corded i{n Liber, 4211, fecords of the District.of Colm the same being In the westerly Jine of 1st street, if extended; thence south along the westerly line of 1st st, if extended, 864.7 feet to a gas pipe in. the southerly outline of the land conveyed ‘Wm. Sibrey to_An Lamond et al., a id; theace 8. 80 degrees 38 minutes| and ac ® right of way to the Balti. more and’Ohlo Railroad Company 643.8 feet to Ylm planted on the east side of Blalr thenee north: 09.degrees 368 minutes east along the easterly line of Rlair road and Sandy Rpring road, and acroms suld right of way to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company = distance of G3T.1 feet: thence leaving said Sandy Spring road north 80 degrees 33 minutes eant.’ a distance of 408.68 fect to the mortn: westerly cornér of land conveyed Alcena | Lamond to Elisa Stone, aforesal thenca 1 along the southerls liue of the land conveyed to the said Eliza Stone ak aforewajd; 140 Teer e l{l pipe, the place of beginning, and con- tainihg ‘six And_thirty-seve “hundredtlis m.a;) acres, more or less,” together with- all ithe ‘fin: [rorements in any’ wise sppertaiing to sild nd and premises. Terms of sale: One-half of the piimhase price to be paid in cash. the bajance in two equal in. ataliments, payable i -one” abd two years ‘with interest at the rate of rJ'r ‘cent - per anpum from day of sale, gecus by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. -'A deposit of £1,000 will be required at the time of sale. A1l con. veyauciog: recording, . revenue stam the land records o the rict-of Coluni and at the request of party secured there- | by, the undersigned trustee will offer for sale | jon. {n_front of the premises. DAY, THE - TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF . FEBRUARY, 1023, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.," the following degcribed land and premises, eituste in the city of Washing- ton, District- of Columbia, to’ wit: Lot &8, square the contractual right. title and interest of Joseph Jackson and Marth ©om to purehuse the above described the balance due under contract being 825 and subject to & first trust of $1,250. Terme of sale: Cash above'frst trust and balance due under contrhct. A deponit of $200 Tequired of the purchamer at the time of sale. | All conveyancing, récording, ‘revenue stamps nd notarfal fees 'at the cost of-the purchuser. Terms 9f salé to be complied with within 30° days from day of sale, otherwive the trustee seserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of. the defaulting purchaser after ve dasw’ advertisement of soch resale n some_ne v publishy the .clty of Washington, D. C. A - {b10,17,21,26,2% o cout- ot purthaser: Torms of ale’ to completed within thirty dys from day of &ale, otherwine deposit will be forfeited and prop- erty resold at rick and cost of defanltipg pur- chaser after five days' advertinement of wach published in Wash- resal fome_newspaper published le in tmton, D O R R, fa14,08000 © 7 Trust . of January Agaiaet the decoased are herehy warned to ex- b same, with the vouchers thereof, y Buthenticated, to the subwcriber, on of before the tweifth day of January, A.D, 1024; rwise thes max by law be excluded from lenefit of xaid estate. Given under its hand this twentyAifth day of January, 1923 WASHINGTON TLOAN "AND TRUST ~ (0M PANY, Andrew Parker, vice president. (Real.) stt JAMES TAN Register of Wilis for tie £ Coluinbla, Clerk of the i SUPREME COTRT ¢ DISTRICT OF r o, 2o ; wiva notire ibia 1 fr late of the District of persons having clatms hereby warned to with sonchers thareof. leg: Authenticated. to ik th das of Ju * may by Iay ve excluded from sll benefit o suid esiate : under my hand this Sth _ NATIONAL SAVINGS WILLIAM D. ME: TANNER o of tolumi 010,17, THE CAPITA srpuration oria; Districe CHEMICAY, COMPANY. & sized nnd code of s certifi oo the Zth 4 10 take ac- board ef directors Decnter. 1055 daly por tlun of the ivisable fo changs the € said corporation to “Federsl Tingstes o two-thirds n interest 2"t ocknowders hasing voriag Poswers and of orier persons, naving Mo ponk Lrs vated 1o favor of ‘mach change. Philip 3. MeKe: . the president of sald corporation, is hereby appointed wttorney in fact to acknowl- edge this certificate as the deed of sald cor- Pofation In witness whereof'the said corporation b cxel L ccrilirate’ fo e eetuied oy e Dreaident and wecretary ander its corporat &cal tnin HTh dax of January. 1923, Lot CAPITAL CHEMICAL COMPANY. B PHILIP M. McKENNA, President k) WM. R. GRACEY, Secretary. District of Columbia, s, 1 ERNEST J. STEBRING. a notary pubife in and for the District of (olumb! do_hereby tornes 1 Capital Chemical Combang, t e hareto mnrexed cortiheate en 3 on the Brh sy of Junvary. 1903, s the derd of atid company, personally appesred be- fors v B the said District, the sald Philip M. cKeana being personally ‘well known to me wald n ney in fact, and acknowledged the Te7t0 e tie act and deed of the .r. 1 rew naw Con of euc e fact for the Y hand and seal thie 9th day ERNEST J. STREBRING, Notary Publie. D Juir 24, 1 MANOGUE and JAS. ¥. PADGETT, Attorneys. - IN THE SUPREM] TRT OF THE DIS- t of Columbia.—Frank Boosls, plaintiff, ve. unknown heirs. ete., of John Thompson et .. defendants—Fquity No. 40000.—The ob- Gof this suit ia to obfain n decree declar- ing good in fee wimple by adverse possession the title of DIAINLIM to part of lot twenty in square twelve hundred and nineteen in ' the city of Washington, District of Columbis, & more particular description of sald part’ of #aid lot being contained in the bill filed here- in. On motion of the plaint!t it is by the court this 16th day of February. 1923, ordered defendants, the unkuowd heirs, a and aliences of John Thompeon and of Charles I. Nourse, cause their appearance to be entared berein on or before the first rule g_after the expiration of the exclusive of Bundays and legal holidays, after the day of the first publication hereof: otherwise this case will be proceeded with fs in case of default, provided s copy hereof he published once & week for three sive vewks in the Washington Law Re- er and The Evening Star, other publica- being _dispesed with for satisfactory cause shown. F. L. SIDDONS, Justice. A true copr. (Seal) Test: MORGAN H. REACH, Cletk. By F. E. CUNNINGHAM, Asat. Clerk. 517.24.81 WALTER M. BASTIAN, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIOT OF Columbia. Holding Probate Court.—Estate of Harry Brodersan, deceased.—No. 80,130, Administration Docket 68.—Application haviag been made herein for probate of the last will and testament of said decesed and for letters testamentary on.sald estate by Andrew Jack- won Scott, it is ordered thin thirtieth day of Janvary, 'A.D. 1923, that Michael Broderson, and all others concerned, appear in said court on Monday. the twelfth day of March, A.D. 1623, at 10 o'clock a.m., to show cause why sueh’ application shouid hot be granted. Let notice hereof be published in the Washington TLaw Reporter and The Evening Btar once in each of three uccessive weeks before the re- turn day herein mentioned, the first publication to be not less than thirty days before satd return day. . L. SIDDONS, Justice. ‘(Seal.) Attest: W CLARK TAYLOR, Deputy Regiater of Wills for the Diatrict of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Codrt. 168.10,17 CHARLES H. CRAIGIN, Attorney, SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRI Gotumbia, * Holding® Probate " Cove. N0 (Seal.) Y 80175, Admiinistration. —Thin is to give -motl ihe wubseriber. of the District of Cofam, Dia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the’ District of Columbia letters testamentars on the estate of Marian, otherwise Marion, Berry, late of the District of Columbl ceased. Al persons having claitus a decenbed are hereby warned to ex! sume, with the' vouchers - thereof legally au. thenticated, to the subscriber on ot Befove the Tth day of February, A.D. 1924; otherwise thes may by law be excluded from all benefit of sald estate. Given under my hand this 7th dhy of February. 1023. CHAS. H. CRA. GIY, Century bldg. (Seal) ‘Attest: W. TAYLOR, Deputy Register District of Columbia, Clerk Court. i FRANK STETSON, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRI Colqmbia.—Holding Probate Court. o 29 738, Administration —This fs to give notice that the subscribers, who were by the - pretie - Court. qfthe Digtrict. of Colambia granted letters testamentary on the estats of Sindrew Hussey Allen, deceased, have, with the approval of the 'Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding & Probate Court: pted Monday, the Gth day of March, 1933, ‘clock a,m., a8 the and said courf place, for making payment a distribution from Aald estate, GRder the courrs d control, when and where all creditors a: pérsons entitled to distributive shares or legacles, "or ihe residac, ‘or "pasly thereof, are tend, in a or SR Gr' ttormey duly authorised: with. thele fnst the esthfe rly vouched. jer our bands this daj of Feb. ERSKINE GORDON "and NA- sale to | porsons having clatms the deceased are bereby warmed to exhibit tho same, with | the vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to | the wubscribers oo or before ‘the 29th day of January, A.D. 1924; otherwise they may by 1 law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. lfll"l under our hands this 29th dl'! of Janu~ $TpAPR JENNIE HEDRICK, ELLEN A- HEDRIOK, MARY E. HEDRICK, 3821 N st. now. {Seal) Attest: W. CLARK TAYLOR, it ster of Willa' for the District of az-:-&.::flm of 134 Frobate' Court: LOUIS OTTENBERG, Attormey. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Colum| Holding Probate Court.—No. 80,149, Administration.—This s to give notice: That the subscriber, of the District of Colum- bia, has obtained from the Probate Court of | the' District of Columbia, letters testamentary {on the estyte of William A. Beebwld, Iate of the District of Columbla, deceaged. ~All per- sons having claims against the deceased are bereby warned to exhibit the same, with the hers thereof, legally authent! ted. o the subscriber ou or before the twenty-sixih day of January, A.D. 1924: otherwise they may by Taw be 'excluded from all benefit of sald: estate, Given under my nd this twenty- wixth day of Janvary, 1925. LILLIE SEE BOLD, 1701 Park road. (Seal.) Attest: W, CLARK TAYLOR, Deputy Register of Wil for the District of Columbis, Clerk .of the Probate Court. 108,10,17 ‘ < AVID BORNET, Aftoraey. H | voucl SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbla, ~ Holding Probate Court. — No: 30208, Administration.—This Is to give notice that the subscriberw, of the District of Colum- bla, have obfained from the Probate Court of the District of Colymbia letters testamentary on the ‘estate of Frederick C. Linger, late of the Distrlct of Columbia, deceased. ~All pere #ons having clafms against the deceased are hereby wurned to exhibit the same. with’ the vouckers® thereof legally authenticated, to’the subscriders on or bufore tue 7th day of Feb- roary, A.D. 1824; otherwise they may by I 7th duy of Fel HENRY A. LINGER, 2 G .. E. CLAUGHTOY, (Seal) Attest: W. CLARK TAYLO Register of Wiile for the District of Clerk of the Probate Court. WILSON, HUIDEKOPER & LESH, Attorneys. . THE _SUPREME COURT OF TAE DIS trict f Columblu.—Clarence F. Noruw Olalntifr, vs_ the ugknown helrs, devisecs and aliences of ¥itsha W. Wil deceaned, de- fendants.-No. 40088 Equity Doc.—The ob- Ject of ‘this wuit is to obtain @ decree ‘establishing of record the title of the plaintiff in fee wimple by adverse possession to lot 259 in Beatty und Hawkin' addition to George- town, District of Columbis, excepting (a) that part 'of maid lot dedicated for BTth treet &n spuears from dedication plaf duted May 14, 1891, and recorded in Liber County 5. page 14, of the office of the murveyor of aaid District and_excepting (b} tuat part of the rred for dedication for the exte: ‘W' place fifty feet wide through from Tunlaw road to 87th street b.w. which said property fs now known for the pur- pose of taxation as lot 803 in square 1301 and lot 803 in xquare east of square 1301, except ing from the suld last mentioned lof a_strip 50 feet wide through the same for the exten- sion of “W'* place from Tanlaw rosd to 87th street. On motion of the DIAIBHM it is th 16th day of February, 1923, orderal that the defendants, the devinees and aliences of b cause their appearance to be enfered herein o or hefors the first rule day occurring afte: the “expira day from t therwiss the canse will be proceeded in case of default. Provided. a copy s week for in the Washington and The Washington Star be longer time for publication be- ing dispensed with for sufficient cause shown ¥. L. SIDDON, Justica. A troe copy. (Real) Test: MORGAN H. BEACH, Clerk. By F. E. CUNNINGIAM, Amst. Clerk. fhIT,24.med STT, Attormey. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DI trict of Columbia—In re estate of Mag; Condon, deceased. — Administration _No. 2R277. ogue. executors, having reported the sales of ot 141 and the zorth 10 feet of lot 140 in re 882 in Washington citr, District of Columbia, to Patrick Shugrue, for the sum of £8.075, It s by the Court this 9th day of Feb- ruary, 1923, onlered that said sales be finuiiy ratified and confirmed uniess cause to the con- trary be shown on or before March 10, 1923. Provided s cony of this order be publisned once a week for thrue snccessive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star before sald day. JENNINGS BAILEY, Justice. A true copy. (Beal.) ~Attest: W CLARK TAYLOR, Deputy Reglater of Wil for the District of Columbla, Clerk of the SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, ~Holding Probate Court. — No. 28042, Administration.—This ia to give notice that the subscriber. of the District of Colum- Dia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the’ District of Columbia letters testamentary trict of Columbis, deceased. All persons ha ing_claims against the deceanad are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the subscribr on_or before the 15th of January, 1024; otherwise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. Given under my hand this 14th day of February, SECURITY AND TRUST 0. it Register of Wiils for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Prebats Court. 1b17,2 “TLOUIS G. TAYLOR, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, Holding Probate . Court.—Estate of Charles C. Buck, deceased —No. 30160, Ad- ministration ' Dorket aA_-Application hating been made herein for probate of the last wil and testament of said deceased and for letters testamentary oo sald estate by David 1 Fitcher, 1€ ip ordered thisdist dar of Februar A.D. 1928, that Mre. M. 'J. Motuhan and & ofhers concerned appear in said oourt on the 12th day of Mareh, A.D. 1923, at 10 o'clock a.m., fo show cause why such applleation shouid Bot be granted. Lt notice reof be published in ngton Law e 2d Evening Btar once in_each of 'thres successire weeks before the return @ay berein mentioned, the Brat publication to e not less than thirty days before sald retnrn day. JENNINGS BAILEY, Justice. ~ (Seal.) Attest;! W. CLARK TAYLOR, Deputy Regis ter of Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. 263.10,17 FRANK STETSON, Attorney. SUPREME "COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbis, Holding Probate Court. — No. 28819, Administration.—This is to give notice that the subscriber. which was by the Bu- preme Court of the District of Columbla grant. o4 letters testamentary on the estate of Con- Tad F. Bennett. deceaned, has, with the ap. Droval of the Supreme Court of the District 3¢ Columbla, holding a Probate Court, ap- pointed Monday, the 26th day of Februar; 1923, at 10 fock s the time and said couriroom as ‘the place for making payment and dlstribution from said estate, under the Court's direction and control, when snd whers all creditors and persons entitled to distribu- tive shares or legacies, or the residue, or parts thereof, are notified to attend in person, or by agent or attorney duly authorised, with their claims against the estate gwpeyly wouched. Given under my hand this 2nd day of February, 1928, NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. By FRANK STET. BON, Attorney. ) W. CLARK TA LOR, uty Register of Wiils for the Dis ‘olumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. £e8.10.17 GEORGE P. HOOVER, Atiorney. REME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF O numbla, _ Holding Probate - Court. - No. 29571, Administration.—This is to give notice ihat the subscriber, of the District of Colum- bia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia letters testamentary on the estate of John O. White, Iate of the District of Columbia, deceased. ' All persons Baving claims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the subscriber on or before the 28th day of December, A.D. 1923; otherwise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. Given under my ‘hand this 18th day of February, 1923. MAUD L. ATTWELL. ~(Seal) W. CLARK TAYLOR, Deputy lerlz,l,::kerflw&; {’u:;nfl: a, District of Columl e e "B, 8. BRASHEARS, Attoraey. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Dnl‘i:‘:“m Holdmg Probate ° Court.—No. 30,082, Admiinistration.—Thie ' to give no- tice: That the aubscriber, of the District, of Columbia, bas obtained ' from _the Probate Court - of the - District of Columbls letters testamentary on the estate of Chris- tiana Hosch, Iate of the District of Columbis, | doceased. All persons baving cl inst neecsased are hereby warned fo exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally thenticated, to the subscribed. on or before ‘the fitteenth anusry, other- Sriae. ey may’ by be ‘excluded from all mefit of said estate. Given under my hand Dot ety Orae day Cof . Janvary, 1035 CHARLES L. HOSCH, 3008° 11th st. n.w. (Beal)” Attest: W. K TAYLOR, Deputy Register of Wills for the Digirict of Columbla. Clerk of the Probate Court. ‘19,1007 a 2‘”“ wa e lagally A, D, 1926 ‘excluded trom all gader my band thls 31u teat: JAMES Frank P. Reesde and Willlam H Man- | on the estate of Annle Hurt, late of the Dis- AD. | with the legally suthenticated, to ¢! before the twenty-sixth day of January; | 1824; otherwise they may by law be excluded | from’ all bevefit of sald estate. Given under n&,h 1928, aud thin twenty-sizth day of Japuary, MARIE BOYNTON. in care of Mi Gatley & Rowland, Colorado bullding, Wi ington, D, C. (Beal.) Attest: W. CLARK TAYLOE, Deputy Reglster of Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. " - £618.10.17 ALBERT D, ESHER, Attorney, SBUPREMBE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbla. Holding Probate Court.—N 80,168, Administration.—This is to give tice: That the subscriber, of the District of Columbia, has obtuined from the. Probate Court of the D'strict of Columblia, letters tes- decensed are “hereby same, with the vouchers thiereof, legaily au- thentieated, to the criber, on or before the twenty-itth ddy, of Janusry, A.D. 1924; otherwise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of maid estate. Given under my bhand this twenty-Afth day of Jauuary, 1028, DBLLEX R. DEDGE, 3310 19th st. u.w. (Seal.) Attest: W. CLARK TAYLOR, Deputy Register of Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Conrt 13,1017 | ~"GE0. C. GERTMAN, Attorney. |1X THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS. trict of Columbia.—-Mary A. Weldley, plain tiff, vx. Jonathan 5. Prout, ef al., defendants. —Fquity No. 4070.—The ‘obfect 'of this sult Is to obtain a decrec catablishing of record, by adverss possession. pla‘ntifs title tn orig: inal lats 3 and 4, In square 1125, In the Din- triet of Columbia. Tpon motion of the piatn. tiff, it t, by the court, this thirty-first day of January, 1923, ordered that the defendan Jonathan §. Prout, Harriett C. RBartow, Eles nor G. Oddie, Clirence M. Oddie, Sarah 5. Oadie.” ‘Anva’ G. Sefbert. (Grace | Oddls, William * 8. Prout, Laira L. Prout, Locy B. Proat, Mary ~G. Prout, Macy | Peter. Julla ¥. Auderson, Willium 'R. Vin- w05, Thomas ¥ annle S, Vinson, George | G. Bradley, Sarah Fleld, Taura Grifith, Henrr | Bradiey, George C. Bradley and The Safe De. | posit &' Trust Compaoy of Baltimore, Md., & | corporation, trustee, canse their appearance to be entered herein on or before the fortieth | day, exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays, | occirrying after the das of the first public tion hereof, ofLerwise (h's cause will ‘be pro ceeded with as in case of default: it fs fur. | tiier ordered that the defendants. the unknowa | heirs, allences and devisees of Willlam Prout, | wenlor, Willlam Prout, junior, Jovathan Pruu Robert Prout, Martiu [T MeKnight and Mary Prout Bradley cause thelr uppearance to e | entered hereln on or before the frat ruis day ( accurring after the exvitation of the fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holidass, | ufter the day of the firat publication hereof, otberwise this cause Will he proceeded with in case of default. Provided, a copy hereof | be published oure & week for thrce successive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and | { The Eveuing Star, longer and other publication ! belg d'spensed ‘wigh for satisfactory caues ! shows. 1. L. SIDDONS, Justice, (Noal) true copy.” Test: MORGAN H. BEACH, By L P BELEW, Assistant Clerk e, 10 | ~ WILLIAM W. CONNER, Attorney. | sStPREME cOURT OF THE DISTRICT OF i olumbix, Tolding_ Probate Conrt.—No. 3007 the i Administration. the enbseriber, ha D! “This is to give motice that of the Dist f Columbta, | oltained from the Probate Court of the | trict of Columbia letters testament the estute of Frauces A. the District of Columbi sons having claims ag hereby warned to exhibit the mame, with the | vouchers thereof, Yegally authenticated. to the subscriver, 26th day of Janu A.D. rwive they may by law 1 benefit of said eatate. hand this Sth day of Fe WILLIAM JI. WOODEND, 1212 D . (Seal.) "‘Attest: WM. CLAKK TAY- | LOR, Deputy Register of Willa for the Dis- i trict of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Cou = fe10.7.24 . TAYLOR, Attorney. THE DISTRICT OF Protate Court — Ea of George W. Keigler, deceased.— N ! Administration Dofket @5, -Application has | ing been made heeain for probute of the lust will and testament of suid dec er, it iw ordered thi AD. 19 Lizrie Francis, | others concerned appear in satd c }day, the 12th dey of March, A.D. clock a.m. to show cause why su, { cation shiouid Tot,be granted. Tet motice | bereof be published-in the Washington Law eporter and The Eveniog Star once in each | of three successice weeks hefore the return | day herein mentloned, the first publication to be niot Je thirty days before sald return | INGS BAILEY. Justice. (Senl) CLARK TAYLOE, Deputy Regls- | ter of Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk | of the Probate Conrt 263.10.17 | WM. 1. MANOGUE AND JAS. ¥ PADGETT, Attormey) | TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIf {trict of “Columbia-Oitlie Ebert Eisinger, plaintiff, vx. The Unknown Helrs ete. of John enchi, et a1, defendants.—Equity No. 40560 —The object af, ¥als sult s to obiain & decree | declariug the title of plaiptift good in fee aim- | le. by adverse possgssion, to part ef lot four " square one bundrad and tweniy. situate in the city of Washington, District of Columb'a and more particulariy described in the bill of mplaint filed herein. On motion of the plaie- tiff it ix this Tth day of Februa 1823, or- | dered that the defendants, the unknown heirs. | { devisees and aliemees of Johu Rench, of A. | Jiench and of John Misson cause their appear | #nce to he entered herein on or before the for- tieth day, exclusive of Rundays and legai | Lolidays, oecurring after the day of the first | publication of this ordef: otherwise the cause | | will be proceeded with as in case of default. I Providea’ a copy of this order be published [once @ week for thres murcessive Weeks in the { Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Btar. ouger publication being dispensed with for good cause shown. F. L. SIDDONR, Jus. tice. A true copy. Test: MORGAN H. REAC] Clerk. H; T. E. CUNNINGHAM, Asst. Clerk. £010.17.24 4 = GEORGE C. SHINN, CLINTON L. MARSHALL, Attormey for Plain- e, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIE- irict of Colmbia.—William L. Kolarik, plaintift, ve. Agnes G. Clishamy et al., defend: ants.—Equity No. 40454.—Order of Publica- tion.—The object of this sult is to vacate a deed, declare a trust in favor of the plaintift in and to sell the following described real estate, to record title to which is in the de- fendant Agnes G. Clisham: AIl that piece or parcel of land. together with the {mprovements, rights, privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, situate in the city of Wash- ington District’ of ‘Columbla, described as fol- lows: Part of lots lettered “L'" “K" and “L" in James Adams' subdivision in equare numbered six hundred and Bfty (650), as per plat recorded in Rook R. W., page 107, in the office of the surveyor for smid District. described Beginning 2 Point on Canal street at the northwest corner lot lettered “L." thence with the south e reet sonthwesterly 4.7 feet, thence southeasterly at right angles (o Canal street 814 feet to the west line of a ten-foot alley, thence with mai - north 42.07 feet to end thereof a stood, thence with the west line of the exten- slon of said ten-foot alley north 1.6 feet. thence northeasterly and parallel {o Canai treet 28.82 feet to morth line of lot lettered L, thence with-sald north line of sald lot Dorthwesterly 67.45 feet to the place of begin- ning, said property being of the value of about six thousand doifars ($6,000.00). On motion of . the plaintiff it is this 6th day of February, A.D." 1928, ORDERED, That the defendant. Roger E. Clisham, an’ infant, cause his ap: pearance to be entéred herein on or before the fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays and legal holiduys, occurring after the day of the firét publication of this order: otherwise this cause Will be proceeded with s in case of default provided & copy of this order be published once 2 week for threr successive weeks in The Evening Star newspaper and the Washington Law Reporter before sald return day. By the ¥r L. SIDDONS, Justice. A true copy. MORGAN H. BEACH, Clerk. INGHAM, Adst. Clerk.” N & SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- T ciek ot ‘Corumbia.—Nancy Moore, plaintir, B. Samuel defendants. Bquity No. 40765.—-The object of this suit la to obtain a divorce from the bond of mar- riage with B. Samuel Moore, on account of “adoltery. On motion of the - plaintif it {s this 15th day of February, 1928, ordered that the ‘defendants, E. "n'vp'fln’f::"'o'fi' " cause thelr s Donets ‘on or before the fortieth day, | yusive of Sundays and legal holidays, oc- Ccurring after the day of the first publication of this order; othe the cause will be. ‘ceeded Vm in case of default. Provided, a°Copy Of this order be published once v week for. thres successive weeks in the Washington Taw Reporter and the Evening Star befc said day. F. L. SIDDONS, Justice. A trus copy. (3eal) Test: MOEGAN H. BEACH, Glerk; -By M. A. BOGERS, Asst, Cierk. 1b17,24.mar! - i TG, PERCY McGLUE; Attormey. SUPREME_COURT OF THE DISTRICT or | ‘Columbia, Holdlwu Court.—No. 30190, tAdministration.—This. is_to the subscriber, of the District of Columbla, has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of sGolumbe letters of Mlllnlnnum‘ on the estate of Mary J. Mackensie, sometimes. spelied McKenzie, late of the District of Co- | lumbis, decéased, All persons having claims rgainst the Geceused are hereby warned to | exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, ! legally autbenticated, to the subscriber, o ot’ before the 2nd day of February, A.D. 1924; | otherwise they may by law be excluded from 211 benefit of said estats. - Given n-flerw;nl( AU 26 Broadway, New York, Or Any. Steamship Ticket Ageats. _Plymouth, Cherbourg, Hamburg by new steamers de Luze RELIANCE-Mar. 31 Msy 1 May 29 12 favis Ane) 1 wip] July 26 Direct by one-class cabin steamers ~Feb.22 Ape. S May17 2R o Apply to United American Lines 39 Broadway, New York, or local agents. UNITED AMERICAN LINES Joint Serssce with HAMBURGAMERICANLINE RESOLUTE-] ALBERT B, sportemen. Two days paistial traneat] Sicliner "ARAGUAYA" 17,500 tone divpace. $.8.0rca - Salling Feb. 24th “The Comfort Route” ROYAL ‘The Royal Mail Steam Packét Co. SANDERSON &-3ON, Iac., Agents STRALIA HONOLULU. 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Small, select Tiy, excellent hotels., 78 days, all expenses: Salling June 27 on the new magnificent “PARIS” (Largest French Steamer) months® Paris Study Tour for teachers and students, all expenses, $810. Write for cir- The Beauz-Arts Tours. 1306 G St. N.W. EDUCATIONAL. Spanish and French By competent teacherk. Elementary, Intermediate and advanced work. Day and night sessions. Enter ft any time. STEWARD SCHOOL, 1302 F st. Main 19° =1 M. 8671 Stenographie. it irlaiod tive Catalogae Becretartal, Bookkeeping, Ciril Service Jog Machine' Courses. Bend for Descrip! ACE INSTITUTE Acco and untancy Business Administration Graduaten of the Tnatitute are found everywhers ia profemional Accountancy practice (C.P.A.) andn executive positionsin Ba Late-at. ternoon and sariy-evening classes are availablo. Teleg'rone Main 8260 for Balletin T1SG St., N. W., Corner 88 5t., Washingten COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF DRAFTING Roy C. Claflin, Pres. 14th & T Sts. Phone N, 272 hpenm (Dr‘aftinxf and enter this profession of pay and_congenial wurE?Od DAY OR_ NIGHT SESSION! INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTIONS COURSE- IN-3 » MONTHS Full Information on Redues! Get Latest Catalogue Eye-Witness to Shooting Says Richardsons Consid- ered Reconciliation. . By the Associated Press. RICHEMOND, Va., February 17.—J. Mosby West, former ssocigte of Thomas Pollard in the real estate @nd insurance business, and said to be the only eye-witness to the killing of Mra. Thelma Ham Richardson at the Pollard home In the fashionable resi. dential section of Richmond on the evening of December 11, resumed his timony today at the trial of the real estate man for the murder of hie nr;:yly former stenographer. est, w) and later released to be held under $500 bond as a material witness, was introduced as a w! {ntroduced us 4 witness for the ourt. der subj for either pros: e defoaaTpen: ecution or defense, but as subject to cross-cxamination by 0 s when he comple i- rect testimony. PRt Reconciliation Seen. West told the jury that he thought Mra. Richardson 4t the time of hor death was consldering a reconcfil tion with her husband, Herbert Rich- ardson, from whom she was divorced several months ago. He sald on the Saturday before she was shot he met her after she had attended a picture show and drove her to Richardson's home. He said he had dinner with them at a local hotel, after which he took them back to the house. “What did you think of Mr. and Mrs. Richardson being together? he was asked. “From their conversation I thought they were considering- a reconcilia- tion,” he -replied. I told her that nothing wou.d make me happfer than to see them reconcillated Tells of Struggle. West was in the midst of his testi mony when court was adjourned yes- terday. He had told of going to a home in the country where Mrs. Rich- ardson was staying, of bringing her to the city and later going with her to the Pollard home. The witneses de- clared that upon reaching the Pollard home he waited in his automobile while Mrs. Richardson went inside. In a few minutes, he continued, she emerged, preceded by FPollard. He said he heard the woman call to Pol- lard to come back, then saw them engaged in a struggle, which- was soon followed by the report of a pistol. West declared Mrs. Richard- son crumpled to the ground, mortally wounded. * The witness said he started to leave the scene. but was called back by Pollard and went into the house with him. He declared he called severa persons on the ephone, {ncluding Hiram S&mith, Pollard's counsel, aft which he and scme men In the neigt borhood took Mrs. Richardson to th hospital. EDUCATIONAL. CIVIL, BERVICE EXAMINATION and wom: Internal revenue ag 121; salary, $1.800 to £3,800. Bpecial tion. New cians beginning today. Civ. 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