Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1923, Page 49

AU A SUMMER CAMPS. An Ideal Summer Camp for Boys CAMP SONOMA - BRUNSWICK, * MAINE Tocated on the beautiful New Meadows River, 35 miles from Portland. Secluded, yet casily’ reached. Capable and conscientious Directors, who have a keen sense of their re- sponaibility, - are in charge of the camp. tehen in ‘charge of a competent Chef. Ar- well supplies water for drinking and <ookin purposes. Salt water bathing, horseback riding, fshing ise the beautiful AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. 08. I OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE 3rd ST. N.E. i - By virtus of a certain deed of trust, being Instrument No. 222, recorded April 13, 1023, among the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned frustees will at ¥||hl\c auction in front of the prei flon 'HURSDAY, the 31st DAY OF MAY, A.D. 1023, AT FIVE 0°'CLOCK P.M., the fo lowing-described d and premises, situate in the District of Columbla, and designated as and being lot 111 in Jos. M. Carmody's sub- division in square 778 ‘as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia 1o Liber 28, folio 146. .Tom- of sal All eas over two deeds of trust amounting to $4.500. $200 de required upon acceptance of b'd. Co cing, recor: In'f and revenue stamps at purchaser’s cost. Terms of sale to be con- plied with within 30 days or de) BERNAS 'SCEMIDT. my21-d&de.exS&h Trustees. 8."J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROY- ED_REAL ESTATE_ KNOWN AS 1712 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded 1y 28, 1022, in Liber No. 4783, at follo 41, of d records of the District of Columby d at the request of the party secured. the dersigned trustees will eell at public auc n front of the + on THURSDAY. THE_THIRTY-FIRS Y’ OF M. 2 AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P. lowing described real estate situste in the District of Columbia and designated as the south 15 feet frant by the full depth thereof of lot eleven (11) in Christopher Neumeyer's subdivision in square numbered five hundred $20 SIBht (308). as per plat recorded in Liber 3D 2. In_the surveyor's off the District of Columbia. S Terms of & id_property is subject to a ior deed of trust securing an indebtedne $4.000, and said property will be sold subject 10 said ‘deed of trust indebtedness. Of the purchase price” over and sbove said deed of trust, one-third s to be paid in cash and the baladce in two equal instaliments, payable in one and two years, with interest at the rate of 8% per cent per mnnum. payabe semian- nually, secured by second deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, t the option of the purchaser.’ A deposit of $200 will be required at the time of sale. All conveyane ng. recording, revenue stamps, efc., at cost ¢ purchaser. ' Terms of sale io be compiied with within thir from day of sale. oth- prior [s day erwise deposit will be forfeited and property ! old at risk and cost of defauiting purchaser fror five days' advertisement of such resa in some newspaper published in Washington, D. C. . PERCY_McGLUE, my19-d&ds.ex S&hol TOMORROW. En THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO. STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 608 13th STREET X. By virtue of & certain deed of trust, being ipstrument No. 80. recorded Aug. °. 1922 among the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party se- cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction, in front of the premises on FRIDAY, THE FINST DAY OF JUNE. A.D. 1923, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the fol- lowing-described land and premises, situate in the District of Columbis, and designated and being lot 21 fn Jobn M. Gregory’s subdiv slon of Iots in square 1008, as per plat record- cd in Liver 18, follo 39. of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbi Terms of sale: All cash over a prior deed | of trust for $1.750.. $100 deposit required | upon acceptance of bid. Conveancing, record- | Ing_and revenue stamps At purchaser’s cos Terms of sale to be cogplied with within 3 Gass or deponit fortetie® Fi GIBBONS, RA JAM! MCcKEE, my3-d&ds.exSu Tristees. THOS. DOWLING & CO. ATCTIONEERS. ATUCTION SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. Br virtue of certain chattel trusts recorded in the office of the recorder of deeds of the and at the request of the v, the undersigned trustee r for sale by public auction, on the premises indicated below, at the hour of day specified, and on the FIRST DAY OF J n items of furniture, plate, bl NK A ES S. and articles , typewriters and dict: 3 w. 2.m. %08 12th rt. n.e., 1:30 p.m. 2019 11th st. nw., 2:30 p.m. 705 R. 1. ave. n.w., 3:30 p.m. ‘Terms of sale: Cash.'To be removed by pur- chaser. BEN. L. FULL ADAM A, WHSCHLER, AUCTIONERR. U. S. Marshal’s Sale of Valu- able Machinery, Equipment, etc, of the Co-Cremo Mfg. Co., at Nos. 458 and 460 Va. Ave. S.W. By virtue of 1 writ of fleri facias ts¥ied out of t unicipal Court of the Di riet of Columbia and to me directed, I will sell by public auction, within the above prem. on_FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF 1923, AT TEN-THIRTY 0'CLOCK ulsifier, Motor, “llter and Connections, Bottle Washer and Sterilizer with Motor, Alvey Ferguson Gravity Convesor, Copper Steam Jacket Kettle, 4 Wheel Hand rucks, Scales, Block and ans Jars Cocon, Flavors, etc.: seized tisfy a judgment in favor of R. L. Jones, plaintiff, vs. Co: Manufacturing Co., a corporation, defendant, 0. A 1023. Terms: Cash. NYDER, my18.25,31 arahal. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. AUCTION SALE OF PERSONAL By virtue of certain chattel trusts recorded in the office of the recorder of deeds of the Tistrict of Columbis nd at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustee Jremises indicated belo the hour of day wpecified, and on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1928, certain items of furniture, plate. plated articles, linen, glass, china, books, works of 1635 Vermont av 2101 Champl 231 Florida 1855 8rd st. 705 RB. 1. “Terms of sal ehaser. n.w., 8:30 p.m. Cash. To be removed by pure BEN. L. FULLER. Trustee. FUTURE _DAYS. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS IRTEFR" OF VALUABLE BRICK TBUDW ELLIN 211 11th ST. S.E. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly re. corded in Liber No. 4576, follo 366 et seq.. of the 1and records of the District of Colum and at the request of the party secured thers By, the undersigned trustees will sell, at yub- lie' auetion, in front of the premises.’ on FRI- DAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE. A.D. 1623 'AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M., the following depcribed land and premises, situate in the District of Columbia, and designated as and being part of original lot 15 in square 960, teseribed as follows: Beginning for the same 1t the northeast corner of sald lot. and run- ing_thence south along the ‘west line of 11f rebt 20 feet: thence west 83 feet 101 inche mee north 20 fest to the morthweat corner %t said lot, and thence east along the north poe of nld‘lo= 83 feet 10% inches to the of beginning. 'y T‘:m. of'ul! Bold subject to a first deed of trust for $3,250; ince cash. $200 deposit tequired upon acceptance of bid. ~Conveyanc- ing, Reordn‘ and revenue stamps at purchas. e1's cost, Terms of sale to be complied with ‘within thirty s sit forfeited. MYRIAM A. DOLAN, my29-d&d exSudhol Trustees. 08, J. OWEN & BON, AUCTI R * SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- TROSTERT AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL- NG, NO. 810 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W. By viftue of a certaln deed of trust duly o408 Letords ot the " pfatriet o Comom: o, e 3"5¢ the.request of the party secured the - | o1t torteited. | 3 L CTIONS .. AUCTION SALES. FUTURBE DAYS. T AUCTION SALES. FUTUKE DAYS. B C. G.Sloan 715 ICEEn Fber Furniture Riom Suites, Electroliers, Pool Table, Pllows, Metal Couches, Cots, etc. at 10 And at 12 M.—, Tjrms Cash. |ADAM A, WESCHLEK, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Printing Machinery and Equipment, Office Furniture, Etc, Contained in No. 1214 14th Street Northwest; Also Lease. Iy virtue of a certaln chattels deed of trust fom the Doing Printing Company fo the un- detigned trustees. duly recorded in the land reords for the District of Columbia, and at UP request of the party secured thereby, the umdersigned trustees will sell by public 'suc- thn. ax an entiretr onlr. within the above WEDNESDAY. THE SINTH . 1923, AT ELEV! complote ‘printing shop equ ' Whitlock Cylinder Press. B Miller Feeder Presses. 1 Paper Cntter. | Folding Mac i Stitching Machine. Punching Machine. ssorted and Type Furniture. Atsorted Stones. Miice Furniture and Fixtures "nexpired Lease. Terma: of trust to secure the paviment of the sum ©f about five thonsand dolfars. with interest {atlsix per cent, within two years from date o “ge. Balance cash. i required at time of sale. Terms (o be com- pled with within ten days. In case of de. fault deposit will be forfeited and trustees Therve ‘Tight fo resell at risk and Gdfaulting purchaser afier fve days advertise- mfut in The Evening Star. JOBEPH A. BURKART, Colorado building. FRANK T. PARSONE, 423 10th st. n.w. | 1 &dbse.exsu 3 Upright Pianos, Large Cabinet Victrola, ard Domestic Rugs, Ornaments, Bric-a-Brac, Books, Pictures, Reed and Orerstuffed Living Room Suites, Refrigerators, Bedroom and Dining AT PUBLIC AUCTION At Sloan’s, 715 13th Street Saturday, June 2nd, 1923 | SR Cotumpia aed being. | Property sold subject to a first deed | R deposit of five hundred ($300) dollars will | cost of | & Co., Inc., Aucts. 13th St. pes be. hina, Glassware, Genuine Leather Chairs and Rockers. | Given under m; k ng. Deput Cofumb | , Brass and Enamel] Beds, Mattresses, HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, LEGAL NOTICES. TMINOR, GATELY & ROWLAND, Attorneys. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbis, N 30085, Administeation. —This s to give notice t ¢ Holding Probate Court. — No. ihe subseriber, of the District of Colum. reons havine claims s are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with Navajo Blankets, Oriental ] s ropehers, thereot legally anthestica ay. lankets, Oriental | the subscriber on or before the 24t b TPessi o, AD. 192 otherwise they may by law excluded from a v, BENJAMIN §. MINOR, Colorado_build- (Seal.) " Attesi: W. CLARK TAYLOR, Register of Wills for the District of ia, Clerk of the Probate Court. my81.167.14 STEAMSHIPS. AM. Automobiles, etc. C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc., Aucts. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE_OF 2.STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, NOS. 1310 AND 1335 8th ST. N.W. By virtue of two certain deeds of trust, be- ing instruments numbered 191 and 162 reapec. tively, recorded among the land records of the District of Columbia on February 6, 1923, and At the request of the parties secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction in front of the respective premises, on FRIDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE, 1923, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following de. ibed land and premises. sitnate in the Dis. the ‘north § feet of lot 7 and the south 7 fest of lot 8 in Sam- O ———— COMPLETE OCEAN STEAMSHIP SERVICE WHITE STAR—To Cl ool. Q Liv keeping with the Olympic, Homeric largest ship, Majestic. express service. RED STAR—To at Plym. twverp, calling Cherbourg. Weekly sallings of four ships headed by the distinguished Lop- land and the mew Belgenland. AMERICAN LINE—To Hamburg. Serviee of régularit penda- bility, comfort and convenlence. International Mercantile Marine C ngton office: 1208 F St. m.w. 1ML uel Norment's subdivision of square 399, as per pat recorded in Liber B. folio 21, of the sur- | vesar's ofiice records of fhe Disirict of Colum- bia, and at 4:15 0'CLOCK P.M., SAME DAY, parts of lots 12 and 13 in the sald subdivision in said square 399, beginning at a certain point on the east line of 9th st. n.w. 15 feet south from the northwest corner of said lot 13 and runaing thence south 15 feet, thence enst 94 ft. 4 in. to an alles. thence north along said alley 15 feet, thence west 94 ft. 4 in. to the place of beginning. Terms of sale: Each parcel sold a prior deed Of trust for §2.000 and the amount over said trust to be paid in cash. 100 de. posit required upon each lot st time of bid ouvesancing. recording and re at purchaser's cost. Terms of {plied with within ‘thirty days or deposit for. eited SRANVILLB C. BRADFORD, J. FRED CHASE, 29-d&ds, exSudhol T subject to | tees, LUABLE TWO- STORY FRAME DWELLING. NO. 4701 MEADE STREET NORTHEAST, “HAMP- TON PARK.™ By virtue of two deed: respectively in Liber 4771, at follo 348, and 1 Liber 4771, at folio 351. of the land record of the District of Columbia and at the re- of trust recorded THOMAS J. OWEN & TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. BEING A HOUSE AND_TOT NUMBERED 2054 MACOMB ST. N.W. Py virtue of a certain deed of trust. being inftrument No. 127, of September 9, 1922, tif Tand’ records of the District of afi at the request of the parties tiprebs, the undersigned will sell. at puhlic aftion. in front of the premises. on FRIDAY. 1INE 'EIGHTH, . AT FIVE 0'CLOCK PJ. the following described land and prem. isfs situate in the District of Columbia and = lot numbered twenty (20) in square mfmbered twenty hundred and elghty-four (484). as described in said deed of trust, uipn e following terme: frorms of ‘sale: Said property is subject to a or deed of trust wecuring an indebtedness 09 £10,000 and said property will be sold sub- Jeft to said deed of trust indebtedness Of t purchuse price over and above said deed off trust. one-third i8 #to be paid in 1fth halance in two equal instalments, p {inf one “and two years. with interest at the Ivafe of six and one-half per centum per angum | pavable semiannually, secured by second deed jof trust upon the properts or all cash, at tnp option of purchaser. A deposit of ill be required at the time of sale. Al | neing, recording, revenue stamps. eic.. st of purchaner. Terms of sale to bhe ecloplied with withia thirty days from day of prbperty resold at risk and cost of defaulting Difrchaser, “after five days’ advertisement of sh resale jn some newspaper published in Whshlogton, D. C. KOBERT L McKEEVER, 413 Eye st. n'w. EARL E. GOSS. 1415 Eye st. n.w. Truste AUCTIONEER. | | { r29.4& 45 081 DAM A. WESCHLER, aluable Improved Real Es- tate in a Business Zone, Brick Store With Apart- ments, Northwest Corner 24th and Pa. Ave. N.W,, and Brick Dwelling Ad- joining, No. 2403 Pa. Ave. N.W. [Bs virtue of authority vested in the under- sikned T will offer for sale by public auction. irf front of the premises. as & whole. on MON- DRY. THE FOURTH DAY OF JUNE, 1828, 4 0'CLOCK P A and premises. ashington, District rt of lot 3. in square 26. fronting 60.17 t on Pennsylvania ave. and about 50 feet 24th strect. improved by two-stors and cfiin store on first floor and 2 rooms and bith on 2nd floor: hot-water heat; No. 2401 ave. n.w.; also three-story brick dwelling afjoining. N Pa. ave. n.w. = Terms of sale: Subject to first trust $12.000 af 6% due March 17, 1925, and second trust affout $8,000 at 7% paypile on or before two sflars from March 17. 9:2; balance affposit of $300 required at time of sale fnvesancing, recording. ue stamps nftarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to bf complied with within thirty days from day of ‘sale. otherwise the right is reserved to rdell tiie properts at the risk and cost of the aftaulting purchaser. after five daye’ adver- tlement of such resale in some newspaper pffblished in the city of Washington. D. C. 25-d&dbs ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auct ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE STORY TAPESTRY BRICK DWELLI 6 ROOMS AND s ET N.W. By virtue of a ‘certain deed of trust duly orded in Liber No. 4810, folio 114 et seq. the land records of the District of Colum: and at the request of the party secured ey, the undersigned trustees will offer 4 <ale by public auction, in front of the plemises. on MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH IRY OF JUNE, 1923, 'AT FIVE 0'CLOCK i ' i the following described situate in the city of of Columbla, to-wit It fe o i i | M., the Tollowing-described land and prem- s situate in the city of Washington, Dis- ci of Columbia. to wit: Lot 44 in Oden R, dler's subdivision of lots in block 18 of irightwood Park,” as per plat recorded in ber No. 88, folio 49, of tha records of th office of the ‘surveyor for the District of Co- Ifmbia: said land and premises alto known ffr taxation purposes as lot 44 in square 2083, ifproved as above, to be sold subject to & ofior deed of trust for $8.750 ‘at 7%, due rch 7. 1925. Terms of sale: Over said . $1000 cash. balance payable $80 month- at 149, secured by a second deed of trust on the property sold. or all-cash over trust, af the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $§00 required of the purchaser at the time of sale. All convevancing. recording. revenue sfamps’ and notarial fees at the cost of the pfrchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with thin 80 days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the perty at the risk and cost of the default- ifg purchaser, after five days’' advertisement " |signed trustee | ontion” 3¢ the 'p: {in otherwise deposit will be forfeited and | | fled by ¥ Quest of the party secured thereby, the under. will sell at public 'auction [front of the premises on MONDAY, J | FOUR, 1923, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M i following described land and premises numbered eighteen (18) and nineteen (19) in . wquare numbered fty one hundred and ffts- j#ix (3156),"in Brown's subdivision of “Hamp. ton Park ™ as per plat recorded in_ Liber 38, | | &t follo of the surveyor's office. upon | i the following terms: One-third of the pur. | chase mones in cash. of which a deposit of | 1 $200 must be made With the trustees at time | of wale and the balance in two equal Install | mieats, payAble in one and two years. with in- | terest’ at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, 1 parable semi-annuall rst deed of | | trumt an the propert 1 casl convey heing thi.iy davs or deposit will | and the property resold. CHARL e settlement | be forfeited my24.d.ex.8u.mr30&ds ADAM A. WESCH] Household Goods, Lot Mah.| Office Partitions, Meat Mar- ket Fixtures, Carpets, etc., By Public Auction At Weschler’s, 920 Pa. Ave. N.W,, Saturday, Commencing 9 A.M. Mahogany Dining Room Suite, Old Chairs, | e und Sofas, Chest of Drawers. Brass, | White ‘Enamel and Modern Wood Beds. | Springs, Mattresses, Dressers, Chiffoniers, Chifforobes, Buffets, China Clowets. Extension Tables and Chairs. Mirrors, ctures, Bultes, uches, Ha!l Seat and Mirror, Cabinets, Ce heat. Refrigerators. Lighting Fixtures, Desks, Baby ( Davenports, Very Old Mahogany Piano, pets, Rugs, et AT 11:30 AM Lot Mahogany and Glass Partitions Computing Scales, Platform Scales, Benches and Counters. ete. At 12 O’Clock Noon, At the Capital City Garage, No. 410 8th st. n.w., Two Ford Road- sters, Chandler Chummy Road- ster, Stanwood, Ford and Comet ; Touring Cars, All by Order U. S. Marshal; Other Touring Cars, 1923 Studebaker Coupe (practi- cally new), and Solid Tire Press, by Order U. S. Marshal. Terms: Ci my3ije1 AM A. WESCHLER. Auct ADAM A. WESCHLER, ACUCTIONEEK: Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real Estate, Improved by the Park View Market, Georgia Avenue Between Park Road and Newton Place Northwest. By virtue of A certain deed of trust, heing Instrument No. 98, March 3, 1923, as modi- trument No. 110. of April 10, 1 of the i records of the District of the premi: on TUESDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 1923, at FOUR-THIRTY P.M., the following described land and prem- ises, situate in the county of Washington, (16) and seventeen (17) of Stewart J. Gass’ subdivision of part of ‘“‘Pleasant Plains,” as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia, in Liber Levy Court at folio 89, beginning for the same on the east line of Georgla avenue. ninety (90) feet wide. per survey of William For- syth. made March 26, 1889, per plat rec- orded in the office of the surresor for the District of Columbia, in Liber County 10 at follo 57, at its intersection with the north line of lot numbered seventeen (17), running | thence east along said north line of said thence south along said west line of 7.50 to the south line of said alles: thence still with said alley, five (5) feet to the east line of lot numbered three (8), thence south along said east line of lot nu bered three (3) 42.50 feet to the south line of lot numbered three (3), thence west llbn§ the south Iine of said lot numbered three (3 185.18 feet to the east line of Georgla ave- nue, thence north along said east line of enue 140 feet to the place of beginn! id 1and now known for purposes of assess ment and taxation as lots numbered eight Toledo Seat i of " such resale in some newspaper published ifl the city of Washington, D. C. VINCENT L. TOOMEY, FRANK B. TIPTON. my81-d&ds.exSu Truatees. IFIOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, BRUSTE] SALE OF VALUABLE IM. PROVED PROPERTY. BEING THE TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. 8038 P By virtue of a certain deed of trust, being iflstrument No. 204, recorded Jan. 9. 1 puong the land records of the District of Co 1fmbia, and at the request of the party se. red thereby, the undersigned trustees will 11 at public’ anction. in front of the prem- 1 jfox; on, MONDAY, THE VOURTH DA E, 1023, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. llowing described land and premise: e in the District of Columbia and des and being part of lot 107 in square 1237 that part of the safq city of Washington | prmeriy Beall's Addition to Georgetown, de- ribed 'in accordance with survey made Octo- Her 18, 1919, and more particularly described ip the above mentioned deed of trust, the id x-n conveyed including and intending to clude all_the land improved and inclosed ith said 8086 P st. n.w. and the right to e an alley on the east fronting 3.79 ft. on i and running back 32 feet, more or less, id part of lot fronting 20 ft. 10 in. on P . nw. Terms of sale: All cash over ust amounting to $8,000. $200 Guired upon acceptance of bid. Con rdln{ and revenue stamps at purchaser’ Pst. ‘e f sale to be complied with \mgerslgned trastces wil sell, 2t ublic auetion in front of efr E EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE, ifi}f‘}g: AT FOUT 0'CLOCK P.M.,_the fol Inwing-described land and premises, the l"flaltto: Colum! and being 1t 4, ey sy BTt o Moo 107, e ot of the, District of Colu ount over paid n’ casl deposit for sid trusts to b B ance of bid, ' Conveyanc- . required . ecording Nenoe stamps at purcha Iof, Tocording Bl oF salo to he complied with rty it forfeited. & ‘”"?" ‘e”a-ols;n,l‘\'fll& el EDWIN B. Trusteesy 30 days or deposit forfeited, HARLES FARY, MICHAEL WALSH, my24-4&ds.exSnthol ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. 00DS ELECTRIC COUPE BY AUCTION, TO PAY STORAGE AND OTHER CHARGES. On SATURDAY, JUNE NINTH, 1923, AT WELVE 0'CLOCK NOON. T will sell by pub- auction, at the Capital City Garage, No. 0 8th street n.w., to pay storage and otber rges, one Woods Electric Coupe. No. 4871, ored with us in the name of J. J. 1! parties interested will ‘kl.e take notice. Terms: Cash. TOURIST GARAGE, my24,30 6ih ot hundred_and eight (808). eight hundred and nine (800) and eight hundred and ten (810) in square 'mumbered thirty hundred and thirty-eight (3088). Terma of sale: Subject to a prior deed of together with Interest 14 Voyage Colombo. - America Taormina N. | aLB | SAXONIA TUSCANIA (new). j and_Anchor §. Wasbington. D. C. AU For_ fares, NE GENERALE ITALIANA \ AZIONE G de_Luxe to the MEDITERRANEAN By the New 22,000 Ton Palatial Liner GIULIO CE Largest and Fastest Italian Liner. Other Sailings to AZORES, GIBRALTER and ITALY -June 9. July 31 June 26 Aug. 7 . July 17 Aug. 25 HIPPING CORP. 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June 9 July 7 Aug. 4 fune 16 Julv 14 Aug. 25 June 23 July 21 Aug. 18 Bept. 6 Oct. 6 Nov. § Y. to Plymouth, Cherbours ANIA (new)....June 3 _June 30 A “June 1 5 and Londen. t. Graise From Hew York: .June 30 —_ Bee your local Dunard Agent or wri 8. Lines. 517 14t st aw, Mediterran Canard FRENGH Line =5 Plymouth “oin_the_Ex) Havre—Paris [enced_Travelers” . ) 9 The Giant Express “PARIS’ Wednesday, June 6 (Sailing 12 Noon) FRANCE. . ...June 13 July 4 July 25 LAFAYETTE. June 33 Aug. 4 Sept. 1 PARIS.....June 27 July 18 Aug. 15 " New York—Havre—Parls Popular priced one-class_ships Chicago.......June 2 June 30 Aug. ".'June 21 July 28 Aug. 30 ....July 2, Se LaSavoie New Yo igl La Bourdonnais.June 9 July 12 Sept. 18 New York Daylight Kaving Time Tocal French Line Agents or Ofce, 1008 New York Ave. N.W. STRALI “~ SUVA. HONOLULU. NEW ZEALAND Well Equi Royal Mail Steamers R0 hone>.--June 58, Aug. 31 (20,000 tons).. Auy Oct. 5 Sall from Vancouver, B. C. etc., apply Can.’ Pac. Railway, New 'York ‘ave.. Washington, or to Cana: Australasian Line. Winch Building. 741 a Hastings st. West. Vancouver. B. O. trust for $90.000, thereon at 6%, amount of which will be stated at time of sale. Balance cash. A de- posit of $2,000 required of the purchaser at The time of sale. All conveyancing, record- ing and notarial fees at the cost of the pur- chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with ‘within fifteen days from day of sale, other- ‘wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser. after five days® advertise- ment of such resale in_some newspaper in the city of Washington, D. C. C. T. RICHARDSON, MILTON STRASBURGER. my31-d&ds,exBu ‘Trustees. PROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED at the Hydrographic Office, Room 1026. Navy Department, Washington, D. C.. untll 10 o'clock a.m., June 5, 1923, for engraving cer- tain dats_upon copper plates, bases of pilot charts. = For specifications apply to Hydro- graphic Ofice, Room 1026, Navy Deparument, shington, D. C. m LEGAL NOTICES. HENRY QUINN, Attorney. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia, Holding an 31:!"; Court. —In re chany of pame of Josepl . Loch- Boshier—Equlty Xo. 41829, —Order o publica. tion—On consideration of the petition of Joseph F. Lochboehler Sled herein on the 20th day of May, 1923, stating that it will be for his best interest to have his name changed to Locke, and for other reasons recited in said petition, it is the Court this 20th day of May, 1923: ORDERED, That a hearing be had on sald petition on the 20th day of June, mnmmlfl?’u'hfllmhw‘b lished once 8 week for three successive weeks before said day in_ The ln-ln& Star news- paper. WALT‘R ldmfoy‘ lef Justice. E. 3 MORGAN H. DAt A, 5 CUNNINGHAM, Auit. Clerk, myl, T4 TEXA Shortest rail ride Longest water trip Lowest total cost From NEW YORK Via GALVESTON To Houston, Beaumont, San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, Ft. Worth, Corpus Christi, Brownsville, Eagle Pass, Laredo, El Paso Fast through passenger and Freight Service to all points in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona < and Pacific Coast MALLORY LINE A. W, PYE, Passenger Traffic Man. ager, Pier 36, North River, N.Y. . D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1923 RESORTS. Going Away? Let Us Arrange Your Travel Money Letters of Credit Travelers’ Checks Foreign Exchange Federal-American National Bank 1315 F Street SOUTH AFRICA UNION CAIgTLE LINE for sailings and further information avply Sanderson & Son. Gen. Passenger Agts.. 26 Broadway, New York, Or Any Steamship Ticket Agents. 4 at Banff and Lake Louise CW, scintillating, air of the lofty Rockies. Fills you with zest and vigor for walking or riding on mountain trails, for climbing to observation peaks, for motoring or golf and then—the unstinted joy of dining and dancing through the glorious after glow of a perfect day. Benff Springs Hotel and Chateau Lake Louise are links in fourteen Alpine Resorts. Hotels, Chaletsand Bungalow camps all the way through this uninterrupted 500 miles of North American Alps—to Victoria, B. C. Plan your summer trip now Call or Ask for Tour C-145 CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY C. E. PHELPS, City Passenger Agent 1419 New York Ave., Washington. F. R, PERRY, General Agent, Passenger Department Canadian Pacific Building, Madison Ave., at 44th 8., New York. California Tours Leaving at Frequent Intervals Independent and Personally Conducted Send for Program Fidelity Tourist Co. 1406 N. Y. Ave. N.W. ‘Washington, D. Phone Main 7967 Canads Weicomes the United States Tourist. No Pass- ports Required. Bummer Tourist Tickets st Greatly Raduced Fares. B BB R T, RESORTS. . VISTA SP! . PA. STEAMSHIPS. " FRAT PIN ORDER CLUE IN STUDENT’S DEATH State Renews Probe Into Mystery Killing of Leighton Mount in College Class Fight. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 31.—Finding of a water-soaked piece of cardboard, thought to be an order ticket for a fraternity pin, which- was found in the sand under the Evanston pler. ngar the spot where a skeleton, be- lieved to be that of Leighton Mount, missing Northwestern University stu- | dent, was found, has started authori- ties again on an attempted solution of the mystery. - After weeks of investigation ended without clearing the mystery which | began when Mount disappeared fol- lowing a class rush nearly two years ago. the state attorney's office began a search about the spot where the skeleton was found a month ago. The piece of cardboard, bearing the name of “the Crest Company” and an undecipherable number. was found after several teeth, missing from the skeleton, and later identified by a aentist as those of Mount, had been unearthed Police and attorneys believe the cardboard was dropped by the person or persons who they feel sure hid Mount's body after he had been fataily injured in the class rush. The condi- tion of the cardboard indicates that it was left there a comparatively short time azo and would bear out the theory of some that Mount's body had been’taken to the pier from an- other hiding place. Roscoe Conkling Fitch. Mount's roommate, has been recalled from his home in Ludington, Mich., where he went after leaving the School re- cently, due to what he declared were threats azainst him because of testi- ! mony he had given in the case. The state attorney’s office desires to fur- ther question him regarding the card and other clues which are said to ‘ha\e been discovered while digging under the pier. ATLAY Carolina_ave. Hotel Stanley, ., e = Private baths, running water in rooms, $1 Iy, spec. w'kly. GEO. L. KLEING > 9 to 17 N. Georgia ave. Miller Cottage ¢,(0 11,¥ Sues M | ¢ weekly during | HAMEL, Mg #NEWMONTEREY NORTH ASBURY PARK,N.J. ) ACCOMMODATES NS 500, aMERICAN 25,5,, PLAN, SEA BATHS o3 GOLF, ALACARTE GRILL ROOM ~ DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN e el Alxo The Mason, St. Petersburg, New and Fireproof Buena Vista Spring Hotel Buena Vista Springs, Franklin Co., Pa. Blue Ridge Mountains Altitude, 2,000 Ft. Capacity, 500 Open Jume to November Golf, Tennis, Mountain Climbing. Ex- cellent Food and Bervice. Splendid Sta Roads. Garage. Write for booklet, rate etc. Address until June lst J. GIBBONS, Mannger ennert, Baltimore, Md. FFORDS all that is best in summer comfort and entertainment. Con- ducted upon a definite policy to maintain an exclusive patronage. 1100 feet above sealevel. Every outdoor recreation. Exhilarating climate. Orchestra. Opens June 30th. For further information address TheManager, Mt. Kineo House, Kineo, Maine. The SAMOSET By the Sea In comfort, service and appointments the {[dlewhile Cottage %::r i, =i MADISON |y cin and ot larse aity rooms Fod i Special ne. BEACH HAVE The Engleside Hench Ha The Wayerley. Virginia Beach, Va. Now open after being thoroughly !DOCTOR FREED IN DEATH OF NURSE IN HIS HOME Woman, Physician’s Secret Wife, Declared to Be Victim of Alcoholism. BRIDGEPORT. Conn., May 31.—In- vestigation of the death of Mrs. Mary Kerrigan. forty-nine. a professional nurse, whose body was found in the home’ of Dr. Melville A. Ewing, has shown that the woman was suffering from alcoholism. medical authorities said today. Dr. Ewing, who had been held without ball for seven hours, was relcased. Dr. Ewing, a graduate of Oxford University, England, said that he and Mrs. Kerrigan were married in New- ark, N. J., ten vears ago, but had kept the'fact secret, even from Mrs. Ker- rigan's children. She was known as his housekeeper. Mrs, Kerrigan's body was found in bed. The physiclan was immediately arrested. He said he had given Mra. Kerrigan strychnine in an_effort to arouse her from a stupor. Investiga- tion showed, however. death was from natural causes. Police charged the couple had been drinking in their home. The physician has lived here thirty vears. The Istand enovated. Private baths; moderate spring rati | oRhn gz rosort on the Jersey coavt th = = e NES perfect Tathing. alvays good B { io%. with a modern hotel and eives sure reli MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE from Hay Fever besides. Booklet. FAYS % T ] T el courens 9% gpons June 2200, | ALWAYS CALL N BTG OR N on ENGLE. Mgr. Load, $4 to § baggage up._Offices. 717 O a LET Us BAGGAC EST ' BATES; Ideal Coast Resort of Maine. Affording every outdoor recreation amid the most perfect surroundings. Golf, tennis, boat- ing, fishing, motoring, etc. Orchestra. OpensJune23rd. For furtherinformation address The Manager, The SamOseT, Rockland, Maine. The RICKER HOTEL Co. 222 St. John St., Portland, Me. RE IMITED FACILITIES, NEVER CLOSED. LOW For your 1923 % ecretary. Publicity Rureau {Hotel Henlo DISTRICT EXPRESS CO. < UNTON .STORAGE! -|COMPAN e .“J N. W. SEPARATE ROOMS, $1 2t an. | ZLocal and Long Distance MOVING. By Careful Men. _Rates Reasonbale. PACKING BY EXPERTS. 000 while in our long-distance vaas. METROPOLITAN WARFHOUSE CO_ ~ ACKING AND SHIPPING. 50 Florida NATIONAI CAPITAL STORAGE & MOVING CO., Horth 8845. 143442 U §t. N.W. Geean front Reasonable rates. Booklet with map “afe beach. Eest | | i pen pecial rates familjes Paved road all way. Clean {of food. Same management MARLYAND. NORTH BEACH, MD, LETCHMORE COT- tage, Washington ave. and Philadelphia st.; homé_accommodations. RC HOME ON WEST RIVER AND | Chesapeake now open: large lawn, dense shade, {boating. bathing and fshing: special chicken {dinners; write for weekly and week-end rates: | Mrs. MATILDA NOW. Snady Side, Md { Phone West River 2 |‘TTJQ ! | BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. | HOTEL BRADDOCK <ot & | tions. Plcturesque scenery. Tennis. Golf. Swim- {ming. Horseback Riding, Write M. J. Croghan. { Chicken Dinners a Specialty 1 I OCEAN CITY, MD. “THE SHOREHAM” Ocean Front. A New Hotel Just Completed. MRS. KENDALL C. HASTINGS SHADY the beach, in tne Chelsea seo 1t aod fresh wrter in all private Tsual exciusive feature malatained. ent with costs of service. Send for bookler. THOMPSON & CO. W%W Hotel ZKnickerbocker # ATLANTIC CITY,N.J. OPENS JUNE 15th The most centrally located hotel on the Boardwalk at Tennessee Avenue DE, MD. CHESAPEAKE BAY WEST RIVER { Fishing parties taken out for a big eatch. | Don't mire coming to Shady Side this sum- mer. See R. E. Lee, or Phone West Riyer 217-F-24 . TRANSIT CO. NATIONAL HOUSEHOLD MOVERS Special From_Pittsburgh Give Us a Ring. 4 Woodward Bldg. LENOX, MASS. HOTEL ASPINWALL . SHIPPING. | PO FIREPROOT. AND PHONE | Goods insured SEE ITALIAN-JUGOSLAV DISPUTE NEARING END | Official Circles Hopeful as Discus- sion of Differences Over Treaty | Is Transferred to Rome. | B the Associated Press. ROME. May 31L—Hope is felt in official circles that the mixed com- mission entrusted with solving the difficulties arising between Italy and Jugoslavia over the application of the treaty of Rapallo and the agree- ments of Santa Margherita will bring its work to a favorable conclusion now that the sittings will take place in Rome. The opinion is prevalent that the chief hindrance at former meetings was that they were held in Abbazi which is too close to the territory under discussion to afford that dis- passionate consideration which is necessary for discussions to be frult- ul. Meantime there have been numer- ous exchanges of views between the two governments, considerably clari- fying the situation. T 1J. W. FOLK RITES TODAY. Former Missouri Governor to Be Buried in Town of Birth. { _BROWNSVILLE, Tenn. May 31— | The body of Joseph W. Folk, former | gBovernor of Missouri,” who died in New York Monday, reached Brown ville early today for burial this after- | noon here in the little town where | MOVING KRIEGS STORAGR XPRESS PACKING SHIPPING 1226 B St. N.W. _ Main 2010. CLEAN, DRY OR FUR ianos. Estimate cheerfully given. ent Jocation. = WESCHLER" w. Phone Main 12§2. LENOX, MASS. High and Cool in the Berkshires | OPENS JUNE 16 Elevation 1,400 feet Golf, Tennis, Saddle Riding, Orchestra Dancing; Fireproof Garage. Management L. A. TWOROGER Winter WINCHENDON. i { | FI.EPROOF AMERICAN PLAN ON THE OCEAN FRONT | Special Spring Rates. Always Open. _Cap. P GOLE over two championship courses may be induiged in the year around ; privileges available Gpon application to the hotel management. THE HOTEL STRAND TRIO, artists of un- usual merit, render deiightful concerts twice daily. HOTEL STRAND GARAGE on the premises is operated by the hotel for the exclusive use of it ueats. Capacity, 40 cars. S Ownership Management Phone Atlantic City 155 TRANSFER & STORAGE| LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVERS mooern FIREPROOF BuiLoiN WE CRATE, PACK AND SHI PHONE NORTH 3343 1313 YOU STREET N. W, the distinguished lawyer and states- man_was born and where he spent the first twenty-five years of his life and began his legal practice. Inte: ment will be in Oakwood cemetery, in the family plot, near the body of his father. Hundreds of relatives and friends will attend the last rites. Perhaps balf the persons residing in this county are related by blood to th former Missouri executive and his family Active pallbearers have been chosen from the members of the local ba —_— DIVA SEEKS OFFICE. Mme. Melba May Run for Com- mons—Has Brains, She Says. LONDON, May 31.—Mme. Nellie | 1 £Who Moves You £ Is Just as Important as € € Jfotel & H = ] ATLANTICCITY,N.J. The ideal American plan hotel § directly on the ocean front. j§ CAPAC 600 BRICK GARAGE Werlte > BB e i v . MELROSE HALL 8. Carolina ave. near beach. Central to piers d_all amusements; rooms with running water: electricity: elesator fo street: nnex- celled cuisine: cap.. 260: bathing from hotel. | $8.50 day, $17.50 up weekly, JACK FONES, Proprietor, for 18 years Pres’t Hennewiek Club, GOLF Tennis, Swimming POOL WINCHENDON, MASS. Now Open ddle Horses, Trails, Orchestra Mother Goose Dining Room Where You Move Phone Main 6900—Our padded vaos d_experienced and careful men are your service. Storage in our fireproof furnlture warebouse at reasonable rates. erchants’ Transfer & Storage Co. 920-922 E Street N.W. Telephone Main 6900 BEDFORD SPRINGS, PA. EDFORD SPRINGS (PA) AR R R R | Meiba, the prima donna, contemplates seeking election to the British parlia- ment. but has not yet made a definite decision, because she is still conva- lescing from a recent operation. “The idea has been suggested to me,” the famous opera star sald to the Daily Mirror, “and I am not op- posed to it. After all, I can spe; well and 1 have a few bral; EDUCATIONAL. LANGUA Gnl s All modern languages taught by exper- Gative teschers. Day and Eveatng Pri Lessons. _Reasonsble on request. Trial Lesson ALL SUMMER. BERLITZ Scheol of HOTEL Spend the summer in the heart of the cool. pleturesque Alleghenies at famous Bedford Springs with its won- dertul curative waters, Tenais, golf, boating, fishing, swimming, riding, motoring. dancing, cards and con- certs. Big modern hotel, fresh coun- try food products. On Linc¥n High- way. Garage Service. Send for book- let. MARTIN SWEENY, Manager. EDUCATIONAL. OLMHURST huict, | Pennsylvania Ave., close to Beach and Steel Pier. Always .open. Capacity .300. Private baths, running water in all bed- rooms. Write for literature and special rates. A Fael - Kentucky A . house; open survound- e prieate baina. Bathing ".-Tan'.."’.."“'n_'"x',‘ua‘f 85 a-un'mm -:g mm;:" on Plan: Orehes- i : ales Snersiip Birection: ) The Breakers 01 ComaPrant i TRy AN, vileges. Garage. JOEL HILLMAN, Prop.. ABOR INN 0ceas end Counecticut ar. JIdeal location; ‘large. afry rooms. _Special season rates. . 21st season. Gwner management. 3. B, & A~ M. DUN: HOTEL CONTINENTAL An n, always ready: terms moderate.; Write ‘or ‘phone. M. WALSH DUNCAN. 3 Tenn. ave.. near Bench. Run- Beaumont, ig wite;; Vectricity. Emop Am. pl., $3 wp dly. 8 HoL & 't E-K To make up back work. To do advanced work. E secure a foundation and grammar. Morni ~DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. RIVER VIEW Splendid location. A modern, bomelike, Ga rage. . Booklet. Mrs. L. T. LeBarre Et ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA Orkney Springs Hotel Washington’s Mountain Resort In the Alleg) ‘Mountains. ‘Opens June 14. 2,300 feet elevation; American plan: table ; golf, fennis, dancing, swimming and mineral springs and. Daths; Bookipg office, 945 Pa., ave. 3457, " Booklet E.'L. COCKRELL, Pres. Booklet. Tutoring—| reasonable. rate u.w. Phose Mais the fundamen 816 14th st. nw. Pl AN OPPORTUNITY FOR BOYS and GIRLS tals of arithmetic of g Study—Afternoon Play Class Grl"lfib—!fll to 8th Grades igh School Subjects June 25 to August 3 FRIENDS SUMMER SCHOOL —————— 1811 Eye Street N.W.