Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1923, Page 41

REAL ESTA FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—HOUSES Continued. Continued. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., ~ 1334 H St. N.W. Realtors. Phone Main 1028. $20,000—Cleveland Park. R Declded] ne of the most attractive home et ntomet pighe arevation The house large, well lighted rooms, 2 ntitul baths porches, several open freplaces and every moderu improvement. 250—N Sts. o~ $8,250—Near 8th and Kennedy. S . less than one year old, that can be bought on terms o R ern e oerate moninly paymeats, 815 gooa’Site ooms. arge. e SeE colonial concrete front porch, spacious breakfast and sleeping porches, electric ligh h.-w.h., oak floors. Room for garage. $13,500—Woodley Park. Rituated weat of Conn. home, having four tiled bath, open fire) , water heat and & brick gare Tnterest: $16,750—Washington Heights, ' remarkable value in a well comstructed, three-story, tapestry brick home, situated in & most exclusive secting ington ‘Heights. 1t contaion nine well ‘proportioned Jooss (w0 camplete ied k floors, electric ights, hot-water heat, instantaneous heater and all fmprovem The entire’ house is in beautiful condition and s very tastefully decorated. Also has & garage. Moderate term: N $12,000—Chevy C lmse—Bux:galo\\'. cner ol “to leave the city, is very to make a quick sale of this property s e e amnabie oBie. & nes] DU six large rooms and tiled bath, all on one floor, space for two additional rooms in attic, splendid living room with open fireplace. electric lights, hot-water heat, hardwood floors, large lot 40x180. One ' and a half squares from Conn. ave. $9.500—14th Street Height: A new homs. modern in all of pointments and located within one-half a square of 141h st. There are six arranged rooms, tile bath, e&pln, poreh, clothes chute, donble oak floors and other splendid features; large rear yard with brick garage. Easy terme. Broperties in Cleveland Park, situsted on s de ully arranged an Tarse Teing borech, ecakfast. and sieeplag Reasonable terms. nd near Wardm: including n_ginsx-inclosed snd reak 18t m'\‘h}. oak floors throuy . Terms, $2.000 cush and $1 Park Hotel. Nearly new tapestry brick ered h, Bont. .umflfl’.'{'fin-‘.‘%z- A month, including all $15,750—Saul’'s Addition. A beautiful brick home, situated on & large and well improved lot. rooms, two tiled baths, inclosed brea ge _room, electric lights, ‘atherstripped throughout. It contains elght st and sleeping porches, open firepla rge hot-water heat, ouk foors, completely screened and In perfect condition. Brick garage. Reasonuble terms. $11,000—Near 13th and Girard St: A conveniently located, two-story light brick residence, hall and tile bath, cement colonial front porch, iwo res electric lights, hot-water heat. Also has a gart Owuer, mediate possession and make attractive terms. aving six rooms, reception Pporches, hardwood fioors, occupant, will give im- HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. 1334 H St. N.W. . Phone Main 1028. —_— e e SIX ROOMS AND BATH IN MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS. . ON DAVIS STREET. floor. All new and ready to or IN THIS DESIRABLE LOCATION ving Iarge living room, dining room and kitchen bedrooms and fwo sieeping porches om second now. PRICED FOR LESS THAN OTHERS —$12,000. ASHMEAD PLACE. Corner house of eight rooms and bath and complete shower, stor, built-in garage, “breakfust porch, basement. easy terms, built-in refriger Inclosed sleeping porch, maid's room in All nearly new und in excellent condition. $3,000 cash, balance on CLEVELAND PARK. $23,500. ten large ot e be large lot. A most attractive center-hall house of construction is of stone and frame and is provement s included: built-in garagy A HOME FOR THE DISCRIMINATI ONE LEFT—FOUR SOLD. The wmost gttrartize small Nouses in the District, R IN THE 4300 BLOCK. This fs one rooms and three baths. ter type. Every modern i Most deiruble surrounding LOCATED ON FESSEN. r wite will make you buy. GARDINER & DENT, Inc, 717 14th Street N.\V. Main 4834. BENTON, TRENHOLM & COMPANY, Small Downtown Residence, 1736 Corcoran S fovated near New Has ha 4 and Jess than $10,000, Vacant. Semi-Detached—Mt. Pleasant, Light rooms and three baths; electric lights, water Lieat. Delightfully located on lot 05 feet.” Three-car brick garage in rear. of the most convenient and desirable residential sections n the city, Price, $22,500. Desiralis Four extra large hedr electric lizits; ne double garage. Pric very reasonuble terms, m on 3207 Northampton St. Washington Height: Thoroughly ‘modern and _attractive overlooking | the - Connect Nine rooms and twn bath clertr Sigh Geniralre e in Listed at $17.000, home, ut avenue bridge hot-water heas hardwood ficors and garage. n_exclusive neighborhood. Terms can be arranged. Right room EArage: elect: wood - flonm - & most attrae 1810 good repa terms at a ve me in Chevs Chase; lights, lot-water hea Miched sleeptng o © open freplace. This properts and can be bought on cusy modest Bgure. Vacant. built-in hard- - and 1474 Meridian St. Modert, semi-detached, six-room home: elae- tric lights, hot-water heit, side light.. Located fn one of the most of the Mount Pleasant mectis at a price well under §10,000. : BE Main 302-4826. Modern Fireproof Apartment. Twenty-eight apartments, renting for. o $18,000 per year, which can be bought for le than six times the annual rent. Located semi. downtown section. $20,000 cash, balance terme. [ON, TRENHOLM & COMPANY, 924 17th St. N.W. PETWORTH—S$7.850. Cleapest modern hunse in this section. 20 feet wide. affording rooms of real size, Colonial front porch, leeping porch: marage to match house: unusually uttractise flowers and sheubbers. The first persop looking for a home in this section who sees this property will buy May we show you? COLUMBIA HEIGHTS--$8.350. Just off 14th st. A home with 6 real rooms, 3 rooms deep: h.-w.h.. elec. lights; maple floors thronghout. Close to Smered Heart Church and near sil st wchool and car line. Smailer homes in much inferior sections are selling at this price. This house is cheap. CHEVY CHASE—S$21,500. Close to Chevy Chase Club. "A beautiful trne colonial home of nine rooms and bath Karage. Every possible detiil for comfort and convenicnce. Situated close- o e Avenue on lot containing practically half-icre. Could not be reproduced at this tignre. We can arrange ferms: SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS—$15,750. The owner of this K.room, completel detached, hollow-tile house has just ux to cat it to thin price. Bullt Ly duy labor. Tt actually cost more ¢ plete it and has oniy the highest grade workmanship in It. Dogble the house: large lot. Every: improvement. A real bargain on §5 rensonable monthly payments. This is 4 genuine value. Let us s SAUL’S ADDITION—Near 16th St.—$11,500. 21 feet wide, with 6 very large rooms and double glass-inclosed porches; parquet floors: h.w.h.. elec. lights; This house is io good condition. There are few properties for sale here and practically nothing is ever offered at this price. We can Brrange §ood terms. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—$11,950—Corner. This house was designed by one of Washington's best architects. Tt is truly colonial In cvery detail, even the bricks were obtained from out of town to be in keeping with the design; @ very nice moms: real open fireplace in living room; h.-w.h. and electric lights: hurdwood floors: the most complete kitchen obtainable and many other dis- tinetive features. Any one seeking something a bit out of the commonpla will buy this on sight. Let us show 3 ou: NORTHEAST—$6,300. Thoroughly modern, colonial front porch style home in 8t. 'his a full 20-foot house with 6 good rooms, 0 feet deep to n paved alley. Can be bought with $1 ‘This 1s a bargain. BRIGHTWOOD PARK—$7,950. A new. thoroughly modern home of 6 large rooms and tile bath on & deep lo in u fine, high location. Similar houses are selling for $300 more, - Owaprs sodion scll and Will give very reasonable terms. WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS, 1409 New York Avenue. Phone Main 4600. MEMBER OF WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. e ——————————— PETWORTH. A semi.detached home of stucco and frame construction located i ton; contains six rooms and bath, front and two rear porches; h {2 1o good condition throughout: electric lights, hot-water heat; e alley side and rear. Price, $8,750. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. A brick home of ten rooms and two baths, basement; steam heat, electric : 18 1ocated convenlent to car lines, to stores, ste. Price, $13,500, - Torme 1 1C Lt NORTHEAST. ‘This home can be bought on $1,300 cash. Is in and bath, basement; gas: three-car garage on rear. per month. Price, ROCKmCRl;:EK CHURCH ROAD. he 1 t, rfect condi! e o SR T 2, e cludin, ssed-| 'al a sleep] hot- Brood oors and trim: electric ighis: entire. s oerbned; n':‘o;fi".'n?e'.' 'ES' -4 Price, $10,000. GOOD INVESTMENT. In Washington Heights, this home fs located in first commercial bound to increase in vaiue. Contains six rooms and bath, has Not-water heat, electric lights. Price, $5, . PETWORTH. front, and ouble. Teat Borches, et bhsements ot amter Host, SEciliTn and bath, o fo Tear porches, brig nt! Dot-water beat, s . individual features that must be seen to be sppreciated. Price, 0,760~ 60" AR uthorized n this to com- to match and very # fiood white section of north. ide double back porches; lot ,300 ca d $60 & month. ley, o section. Contains six rooms ouse and garages rent for 31";'3 zone and 1s basement hes, at, porel McKEEVER & GOSS, 1415 Eg Street. Main 2 4752. ERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. ; BOSS & PHELPS. $16,750. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. A benutiful tapestry brick dwelling located in Washington's most ex- clusive residential section. There are nine well proportioned ronme. two complete tile baths, parquet floors, porchies, hot-water heat. electric lights. Several individual features. Excellent lot with garage. Possession and reasonable terms. $14,500. CHEVY CHASE. \ squares, close to vy, It is planned to meet every possible uirement. . Two attic, elght large. bright rooms, two tile baths, one with double sleeping rch; oak floors throughout; open fireplace; breakfast porch; every modern improvement. Garage. Easy terios. $8,500. PETWORTH. Located on a throngh street little off Rock Creek Church roa Tllfll? brick, six rooms, tile batl rdwood floors; coloalal front por o Jouble tear porches (screened); hot-water heat, electric light y terms, $5.500. OUTHEAST A comparatively mew dwelling, situated amid unusually attractive homes. Two-story brick: eement r; six large rooms (three roams deep). tile bath, double rear porch excellent furnace beating plant. rerms, $6,250. MODERN HOME. A renl bargain in a practically new home in one of the best neighborhoods, just off Rhode nd ave. First floor contalos 1 lor, reception hall, dining room, pantry, kitchen and porch; three large bedrooms und tile bath; laundry and other features in cel room for garage. $8.500. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, A remarkable offering in a thoroughly up-to-date and well constructed k dwelling situated on this promient thoroughfare, not far oot ter-hall plan, wix rooms, oak foors: * heat, electric (0; room for garage. Eusy terms or substantial reduction fo yment. o $12,950. CORNER HOUSE. Located in the vicinity of 14th and Park rond. only one block from 18th st. car line. A Griver-bailt Louse, tapestry brick, having seven full four rvoms awd Mrch, first floor: three rooms, tiie bath and second floor: hardwood floors: h.-w.b., elec.; built-fn, heated Beautiful side and rear vard, Immediate possession. Terms. BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors. 1406 H St. N.\W, WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. Phone M. 4340, MEMBERS OF A SELECTION OF'VACANT HOMES “That are unusually good values offered on very low terms. Washington Heights. Jnst north of Park road, overlooking Rock Creek Park, a delightf location, Six large rooms and full tiled bath: back porches are screened and honse fs screened throughou! Pittshurg water heater: hot-water he elec. tric light, hardwood floors: in fact, @ strictly modern home. Vacant. $10,750. Terws. Petworth. Between Allison and Bs s ave., 1l Anan st on Kan- 4 prettiest location in Petworth House is full 20 feet wide, lot 110 feet deep to Wide alley.” Thern are 0 large rosns and tiled bath and two large porches on rear 18 feet wide by 10 feet deep. Hardwood floors, bhot-water heat, electric light, pantry. service toilet in celiar and really u diffe house than you usisily fud in Petworth for $9, California Bungalow. ou term, We offer oue of the few bangalows of this type tiat have been built in Washington uated on a corner lot over 40 feet wide, i Of th best locations of the northwest. has floors, hot-water heat tectrie | bedrooms wnd Iarge Iiv ath n front por Price, Brightwood. hts. % room, ex. Vacant. Ding porch. alf wqnare fiom car thorized to sell for 850 on vers small cash paym Columbia Heights. A corner home dear 14th and Shenhes containiog 8 roomx and bath on 2 wood fioors: hot-water lent: front and rear porcies: all in tion. ant aud offered fod terme. Chevy Chase. West of Conn. ave, distinetive in plan and architecture, one of the mot Atiractive homes in the pretriest part of Cher. Detach Kranite-trimmed porch and foundations 7 ni hardwood floors on both tiled bath with shower; cpen firepiace. in fix Tures: hot water ‘heat, electric A re 1 markable value at $16,750, Downtown. A splendid rooming house, con nd 3 baths, one square frop |G sts. in the hedre of the bu {The properts ix steam heated garage for 2 enrs. This derful_rooming L and can he Lo very reasonable price and terms. Mt. Pleasant. Semi-detached colonial, box-tepe louse, & T meont, Vecant. " Ronseslne o Frice, S1o500 easonable terms. CHAS. D. SAGER, Realtor. Main 36. Note Our New Address. = TEMPTING ARRAY OF ESPECIALLY h 4 INTERESTING HOME OFFERINGS IN VARIOUS SECTION: & he shrewd buyer will recognize the unusual merit in each proposition. acant. 924 14th St."N.W. Columbia Heights, Just West of 14th—$14,500. Attractive, detaclied house, 10 rooms and bath, modern, with porches and other fe iot 50xI50 to 20.ft. is & bargain; act Delafield St. West of 14th—$15,800. 13th St. Near Kenyon—$13,500. Excellent 10-room and bath, brick; h h.. elec.; front lng ::3 porches; " scréens, awnings; terms. mings; moderate Longfellow St. Near 13th— $10,500. Fxcellent detached brick, seven moms $1.500 cash, and bath, tiled lavatory, sleeping, front porches; hardwood floors: modern and in_ good Very desirable section. Terms Semi-detacked, 6 bath. brick: sleeping, front and. ma porchess b nelec': hardwood fioors rim thron, i Britk g phroughout; " screens; two-car Facing Soldiers’ Home Park—S$13,500. Beautiful R.room and 2-bath, semi-de- tached brick, with front, rear and sleep- ing porches: hardwood floors and trim. vnings and every fine, modern built-in garage: Iot 4090, This fu & vers unusual house in Bne location. Chevy Chase, D. C.—$18,000. On one of the best streets, est of Conn. ave.. exceptionally appointed 9-room and 2-bath, detached Duteh co- lonlal home (two years old); h.-w.h., elec., porches, hardwood floors through- out. screen ngs, slate roof, ser- vant's room; lot 60x! to paved alley; garage. " Termn. hS ] Brick House, Chev: Bt n;.t{lr&kl-!.z.l:utfa .mls.soo. Chase, D. C.—$11,500. residence, clowe o 14tn e, 0 Beven rooms, 2 baths, semi-detach Lonal locality; n..w. inclosed lexcfllfl: h’."'"rf’rh lm:. Tear and steep. ety il ,r:°rf“. ;:fin and r‘n‘rm porches. ing_porches, hardwe : ap) ;2 excellent condition. Price 1o sarage; on good lot. o enet production cost. Van Buren St N.W.—$9,750. Pretty detached pew bungslow " on lot 40x100; hl;u'flthl. elec.: breakfast set; -in refri . porch: one of the' most. compiete’ JHing Buchanan St. Near rath— 12, . Seml-detached, brick: 6 very large % : m &nd bath; closed-in sleepiog mr:h.?:w: and_ rear porches: hardwood ;('r?:l:l awnings; built-in garage: .. elec.: very good : feet wide. Termp. . Condition: Facing Soldiers’ Home Park. Un, | { Monroe St. Near 14th—$9,000. Six-room and bath, brick; h.w.h and sleeping porches: hard: wood floors and trim: screens, concrete basement, with laundry and tollet; good condition mes imaginable. Moderate term; THIS GREAT REAL ESTATE ORGANIZA' ), o MEN , N’ V] V] Y )UNI . ON PROPERTY VALUES 1N EVERY SECTION. =0 V1Ll GIVE YOU BOUND aDViC The Natural Meeting Place for Buyer and Seller! ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., Inc, 813 15th St. N.W. MEMBER OF WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. OUT-OF-TO' REAL ES' SALES luonuwgmrmn'nr. TATE A-F-Eg.‘.’flt DAYS, THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AvUCTS, TRUSTEES' BALE OF va o. STORY BRICK DwrLLIve" 0. 000 B LEVELAND STREET NORTHWRST. confud 118,02 cortaln deed OF teuet duty re. 100w the Feggent of the e request of the part, 7 of 4 THURSDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF Magcr .D. 1923, LOCK P.M., the fol: eslemate T & o R sdt the surveyor for the D 3 :0"0 l“lDlllHtl of over a lor deed deposit required ol B cvll",lleh!‘. re- SR oI, A i A o forteited. “LEONARD & Broai °F deposit GRANVILLE O, BRADFORD, 1£626.10t,ex8u Trustees. elec. Main 2430. REAL ESTATE - PRONPT SERVICE LAYTON HAINES BRIC REALTOR-OCEAN CITY-N-J- AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate Known As 811 North Capitol St. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbin in the case of John H. Stockman et al, vs. Annie Stockmann et al, Equity No. 40208, T will sell at pub- lie auction in front of the premises on MON- DAY, MARCH 12, 1923, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M.. the following described land and prem- ises situate in the city of Washington: Lot thirty-five (85) in J. H. Thompson, frustee's subdivielon of part of square si and seventy-six % T plat re- Coraed in Liber W F folie 100, BF fhe rec. ords of the office of the surveyor of the Dis- trict of Columbis, improved by a_three-story store and brick dwelling, and brick stable on rear of "'v Lot known as No. 811 North Capl- tol o n, D. Terms of 0; rms of sai of trust for "'W?'m upon acceptan: cording and" revent _— THOS. J. OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONKERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PRAME DWELLING No. 2128 Fionind AVE- [ -third of purchase price | By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly o be pald in cash and bal in two equal | recorded in Liber No. 4268, follo 468 et instaliments parable in one and two years from the date of sale, and to be represented by the promissory notes of the purchaser, with interest payable at the rate of €% per an- num, payable semi-annuauily; deferied pay. Ments to be secured by first deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash at the option of the purchaser.’ A deposit of $500 required at_the time of the acceptance of bid. .All conveyancing, notary fees, recording and rev- anue stamps ‘at cost of r. Terms of sale to be-complied Wil fteen (13) daye from date of wale or rights to resell at risk and cost ting r tter dve' (0) ‘days’ advertisement of such ro. some’ newspaper in the Dis- sale in t of bla. ” e istrict of Columbia and des! -5 square ana’fs 5 Lo’ suaatvsies lot fronting on Boundary st., new sale: All A 4o gegmnyam vor's or de-. d&dsextu S IA AUCTION SALES TOMORROW, ADAM A WES C BANKRUPTCY OF A LARGE STOCK OF WELRY AUCTION SALES TOMORROW. ‘AU o RESORTS _ATLANTIC_CITY. SALE Silver and Silver-Plated Ware Valuable Mahogany Fixtures Contained in No. By virtue of an_order of the Columbia, holding a Bankruptcy Court in re Louis Dick & Co., Bank- rupts, No. 1352, the undersigned receiver will sell within the above premises, BY PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY, MARCH 1ST, 1923 COMMENCING 10 O'CLOCK A.M. Continuing the following day, Miscellaneous Jewelry, Silver and Silver-plated Ware, Watches, Clocks, Diamond Jewelry, Toilet Cases, Manicure Sets, etc. Also Mahogany Wall Cases, Office and Partitions, Jewelers® Safe, Mahogany Cash Register, Trays, etc. The above will first be offcred as an entirety, and if a satisfactory is not received, will be sold in detail. bid Terms: Cash TOMORROW. 610 9th St. N.W. Supreme Court of the District of if necessary, until all is sold. e Showcases, ALBERT E. STEINEM, Receiver Colorado Building FUTURF DAYS. “TADAM A WESCHLER. AUCTIONEER, Valusble Meat | fi‘.ffiq:nd Gro- ‘cery Fixtures an ipment, Including Refrigerating Plant, Refrigerating Boxes and Cases, Meat Slicer, Comput- ing Scales, Cash Registers, Electric Coffee Mill, Meat Grinder, Shelving, Counters, Etc., Contained in Nos. 3418 and 3420 Georgia Ave. N.W. By Public Auction, Thursday, March 1, 1923, Commencing 10:30 A.M. rating Plant, 3'5-ton, including Mo- Ammonia Receiver, (1 Trap, Iy and Piuing: Opoiite front Rofrie erator.” 1516, Opolite. Tile. ani Mate Giage Refrigerativg Meat Case, Opoiite fro and Poult, r Box front ine 7 les, three National Ment 5 1c_ Fans, Meat Blocks 'Catting Tabies, Platters, ete, The sbove’ will first be offered as an en tirety. and if & satisfactory hid is not re ceived, will be {mn er. ADAM A, WESCHLER, Auctioneer. 0f the District of Columbla. front of the premises. NINTH DAY OF MARCH, FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P, square 3080, Terms of one, two_ al 8 per cent per Iy. Depor e the purchase. i of wale. ARTHUR CARR, ARVIN A, (T Trustee’s Sale of the Valuable Three-Story Brick Dwelling, No. 1117 I Street N.W,, also Facing New York Avenue and the 12th Street Electric Terminal Station By virtue of & deeree of t of the District of Columbi Irnatic. we will sell nt p: of the premises. on THI' DAY OF MARCH. 1 P, the following ribed Iand and prem- ises,'situate in the District of Columbia and being parts of lots 3 and 4 (now known as Tot B0T): in_square 817, In the cire oF Wash: ington, D. C.. with the fmpmyements thereon Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash and the balance in two equal instaliments, payable in one and two years from the day of sale,.and to be represented by the promissors s of the purchaser. bearing interest at the rate of 6 . or all cash, at the option of the pur- chaser. $500 deposit required upon aceept- ance of All_converancing, notary fees, revenue_stamps and recording at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale fo be complied with within thirty days after the ratification by otherwine the trustee re- resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days' advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in_ Washington, D.C ~ ROBT. LEE O'BRIE 1710 Ese st. n.w. fe24-d&4n.exSu Trustee. ADAM A. WESCHLEF . AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED REAL ESTATE ON T STRE: BETWEEN 1st AND 204 STREETR 8, W 8 §TREET BETWEE AND “2nd STREETS 8.W. CANATL STREET BETWEEN 8 AND T STREETS §.W. By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 8967, folio 445 et seq. of the land records of the ‘District of Colu bis, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned surviving trustee will offer for sale by public auction. in front of the_respective premises. on MONDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, 1823, AT FOUR- THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.’ the following de. scribed land and premises, situate in the city of Washington. District of Columbia, to wit: Original lota 4, @ and 9 in square 608 and original lo 3. 4. 6 and 9 in square 607 on_the official plat of plan of said clty. Terms of sale: One-third cash: baianee in one and two years, with Interest at seven per | cent, payable semi'annualiy, from day of sale, | tecured ‘bx deed of trust pon the property sold. or all cash, at the option of the pur- chaser. A deposit of $100 on each lot re. aquired at time of sale. ~All converancing, recording, revenue stamps and notarial feen at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale 1o be complied with within 30 days from day of ale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right 1o resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchasr, after five daye® ad- vertisement of such rexafe T some newspaper Published In the city of Washington, D. C. EUGENE GOFF, Surviving Truste b21-d4&ds. exBu& 1b22 ADAM A, WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL TR TATE, BEING THE HOUSE AND LOF NUMBERED FIVE HONDRED THIRTY- TWO (532) GRESHAM PLACE N.W. virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded Pty 54, 1622, and how ‘on B1c 1n the piice | oF the ‘racorded of deeds of the District of Co- lumbia as instrument No. 112, and at the re- aest of the paTty sacared thereby. the under- aigned trustees will sell, at public auction in following described lahd and premies: Sif in the county of Washington. District of Co- known and distinguished ax lot 84 in ry A. Kite' ubdlivision of I in square 8037 of part of “Mt. Pleasant.” known ag the ‘ract,” r plat recorded in Libe No. 48, follo 123, of the records of the oftice of ‘the ‘surveyor of the District of Columbix ‘Terms of sale: Said property to be sold sub- Sect 10 toso. prior deede of (rust Appresatiog $3,340. Of the purchase price over and above said deeds of trust, the balance is to be paid in casn"A deposie of $250 wil be required 1t the time of sale. All convevancing, recordin revenue stamps, etc., at cost of purch: Terms of sale to be complled with within thirty days from date sale, otherwine d Pouit to be forfelted and property resoid ‘at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days' advertisement of such resale in fomg sewspaper pubiisned 1a ington, D. C RORERT H. MeNEILL, JAMES W. McNEILL, Trustees. £020-d&ds,exSukfe22 Woodward building. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. VERY DESIRABLE CORNER BRICK RESI- DENCE NO. 4627 GEORGIA AVE. N.W., 7 ROOMS AND BATH, BUILT-iN GA' RAGE, SLEEPING PORCH, WIDE LOT. By virtue of authority vested in the under- igned 1 will offer for sale by public auction front of the premises on TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1923, AT 4:30 0'CLOCK P.M., lof 8015, {mproved by & modern brick dwelling, 7 “rooms, reception hall and tiled bath, bullt-in garage, glassed-in ll'tnll‘ porch 20x15 feet, hot-water heat, elec. lights, re- | cently decirated throughout and in excellent conditios ly to undersigned. Posses- gy T $7.000 Brvt-trast, payable July 3025, a4 83,500 second . trom payable 30 per month: balance cash. Deposit, of $300 8% sale. - Terms to be complied with_ in 80 e DR A PWESCHLER, Auctioncer. 2627, didsaxsuit 920" Pa. ave. nw, ¢ THOS. J.OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO. | BTORY BRICK DWELLING NO. 950 F STREET 8. By virtue of 3 eertsin deed of trust duly ded in Liber No. 4358, follo 870 et seq., of the land records of the District of Cotum: bla, and st the request of the party secured the undersigned trustees will sell at uction. in_front of the premises, on | RIDAY. THFE NINTH DAY OF MAKCH. A.D. 1923 AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following dexcribed land and premises, situate in the District of Columbis and designated as and being lot 2 bdivision of square 389, made by oners in the parti- tion of the extate of Renjamin Young. as per recorded in the office of the wurvevor for District of Columbis, in Liber “B," at 121. sublect fo the remaining unpaid balance” due of a first trost for the sum of $2.000. at 6% per annum, dated May 1, 1918. Terms of sale: Sold subject to & prior butld- ing_association loan balan fo_about $1.763.79, loan 10 be paid in ‘cash. upon acceptance of bid. ing and revenue which amounts | d the amount over xaid $200 depoxit required Conveyancing, record- amps At purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to mplied with within 30 days or deposit forfeite JAMES A, TOOMEY. WILLIAM MA 1028 Akdn.ex! ADAM A. WESCHLI TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ESTAT] MT. AND' CAPITOL AV By virtne of a _certain recorded October 24, 1922, #eq.. of the land records of of {a, and at the request of the party ereby, the undersigned trostee deed of trust duly Inst. No. 139 1TH DAY OF G FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P, 'the ing doscribed land and premise ' ¥ of Wasl W follow- witnate in t of Columbia, | ot 12, bject to a frst | trust of $500. { Terma of sale: Cash above first 1 deposit of £200 required of the purc the time of wale. All conveyancing, ing, revenue stampa and notarial fees at fhe cos | of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be com | plied with within 30 da | otherwiy ton, Dist are 1046, s from day of sale, reserves the right to of ting t of such ressle in xome news shineton, D . Trustee. TRUSTER'S SALE OF VAL PROVED 'REAL ESTATE 0N _THE SOUTH SIDE OF MASS. AVE. NEAR CALIFORNIA ST, N Virtue of ‘a certain deed of trust duly ded”in Liher No. S320, folle 208 et tea’, o District of Colnm and st the request of th party sccured by, tlie undersigned. appointed substitute trustee by ‘the Supreme Court of the District of Columbla, In equity cause No. 40079, will Seil at public suetion, in ines, ‘on MONDAY, THE MARCH, AD. 1923, : owlig described 1aud and prem- situate 1 the o Washingron. Irintrict of Columbia, ‘and designated aa and being iot numbered four (4) 1o biock numbered seven (7)."in Gardiner G. Hubhrd's subdivi | 2ion “known elair Helghts.'" a8 per plat | Tecorded In Liner County No. 8, follo 80 of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbis. 1 Terms 't uale: One-third of the purchase mouey to be pald n cash, balance in two equal tallments. payable in’ one and two yeors. 4t 6 per centum per annum, pay: nnually. from day of sale, sécured by deed of (rust upon the Droperty soid. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A deposit | of 3300 will De required at time of aale. ® All converancing, recording, revenue stamps, eic., | at cont of purchaer. Terma of sale to be Complied with within 30 days from day of sile, otherwise he trustee reserves the Fight 10 Yesell the property at the risk and coat” of defauiting purchaser, after five days’ adver- tisement ~of h resale in_some newspaper published in Washington, D. C. WILLIAM H.' WALKER, Trustee. 115-0&ds,exSukhol THOMAS J. OWEN & 8ON, AUCTIONEERS. TBUSTEES' SALE OF THREE ONE-STORY BRIOK STORES, NOS." 54215423.5425 in deeds of trust, being lostruments npmbered 125, 129 and 130, recorded December 2, 1922, among the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the un- dersigned trustees will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1923 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following scribed land and premises, te in the Dis. trict of Columbia. being lof Abe Btein and sion_in are 2996, per plat recorded in the office ;?“lho surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber 88, follo 128. Bubject, however, to a prior deed ‘of trust for §3,000 upon each lot ue July 12, O erms of sale: One.nalf of the Jurchase ‘money above said prior trust to be paid in cash and the remainder in one year, or all cash over sald trust, at the purchaser’s option. $200 de- it on each lot required upon acceptance of id. Conveyancing, recording and revenue stamps at the wm-n];;-' Lot d’l‘u-m- :f -’lli fo be complied with withiin 80 dara or depos Tortetted. HARRY B. PITTS, HARRY 8. WELCH, fb14-d&ds, exSu&hol udn o8 op TTUSIECR sale is on account i St THURSDAY . MARCH FIRRT. 023 AT THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE. By orer of the trustees. 1b27-3t THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Two Very Desirable Brick Story Botek Dl Con: tory Bri - taining 6 Rooms and Bath, No. 933 26th St. N.W., and the Two-Story and Basement |[— Brick Dwelling, Containing 8 Rooms and Bath, No. 70 | St. NE.. Desirable Homes for Colored Buyers. By authority vested In us we will sell at y\lbll: auction, in front of the re ‘tive prem- ises. on MONDAY, THB FII , 1923, OOMMENCI! THIRTY 0'CLOCK P.M., improved by premises No. 633 i and, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., SBAME DAY, lot 96 in square 675, improved by Ppremises No. 70 I st. n.e. 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IN THE SUPREME OCOURT OF THE DIS- trict_of Columbia.—Sallfe B. McCulloc] laintiff, ve. Lillian Shaw et al., defendante.— uity No. 40625.—The object of this suit, in 80 far as the defendants, Jobn L. McCulioch and Alice W. McCulloch, 'are concerned, is to reform a certain deed made by them aud de- livered to plaintiff, dated November 26, 1921, and recorded December 19, 1921, among the Iand records of said District n’ Liber 4606, folio 350 et seq., 0 a8 to correct the deserip- tlom, ot the projerty comvered. Tpon motion of the plaintit it Iy by the Court, this 18 a anua: RED cadante, Jobn L. McDuliooh and Alice W, Me. ‘cause their appes to rod cause will be proceeded with as to in case of default; provided, a copy ;-mln-"lmnm?mtxn‘m-c- them Sersive maeks. I the W (France) Home stream of busy men, bankers, clerks and others reading La: LL. B. conferred. 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W SEPARATE ROOMS, $ By (ol 804, Lone Distance Xovive, arefn tes 7, Cneet ates Reasonbale. I U. 3., SAYS LORD ROBERT British Statesman Pleased at Hard- ing Plan to Join in World Court. By the Associated Press. - LONDON, February 28.—The desire expressed by President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes for the participation of the United States in the permanent court of international Jjustice is characterized by Lord Rob: ert Cecil, recognized as one of the leading British experts in the league of nations aftairs, as “particularly pleasing,” but has not caused him to jump to the conclusion that the United States is about ready to take out full membership in the league. “The only constructive comment I can make” sald Lord Robert in a statement to the Assoclated Press, “is that I see no reason why Mr. Hughes' reservations should not be accepted. Naturally, I know the temper of the league assembly, and in the assembly there will be no objection to Ameri- can participation in the permanent court under the American conditions. 1 have heard some comment thrt America seems to be trying to ob- tain the advantages of the league without incurring the responsibilities, but it does not appeal to me in that light, for the league and the cour: are distinctly meparate bodies, as i the opium commission, in which America iy co-operating. “President Harding’'s proposal seems to include full responsibilities, by sharing the expenses of the court and in other ways, and I see no justifica- tion for such criticism.” Lord Robert added that the pro: posal of President Harding and Mr. Hughes was of the greatest personal interest to him, in view of his forth- coming visit to the United States. BOY DIES OF RABIES. CHARLOTTE, N. C., February 28— Walter Akers, five-year-old son of J. B. 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