Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1923, Page 33

AUCTIONS, AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS "ADAM X WESCHLEK. AUCTIONERN. Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Business Property Opposite the Mummgal Improved Brick Stores, Nos. 1113, 1115, 1117, 1119, llzl, 1123 lnd 1125 Water Street S.W.; Also Modern Two-Story _Fire- \ w roof Public Garage, Hot- ater Heat, Electricity, Southwest Corner 11th and Streets S.W., Fronting Almost 100 Feet on F Street. y virtue of a deeree of the Supreme Court of the Distric of Coumbla, Damed In Equity Cause No. 40785, the undersigned trustee will offer for yale by public auction, in front of the in;mv THE Tapeiive eremiser. on T ENTY-EIGHTH ' DAY MR CIR AR Pt THIRTY O'CLOCK PM., the following described Jand and prem- does, ‘situate in the city of Washington, Dis- (11). twelve urteen (14), Afteen (15). 17), ' eighteen ubdivision of hundred a2), aix" (18) in It trict of Colnmbia, to wi Lots mambersd eleven thirteen (13), teen (16), Joseph H. fauare mumbered (ree { ), a8 per plat reco of the records of the offica of the veyor for 'the Diateict of Columbin; state being also described as ot numbere: Two (2) i the satxdivision 'of '8 usre’ Bun three hundred twenty-nine s Der plat rocortied in Liver N K-, follo 104, of the records of the office of the surveyor for | the District of Columbia, and lots numbered | five (8) to ten (10), inclusive, in Joseph H Chivell's ‘subidivision’ of lota in square No 320, as per plat recorded in Liber No. Tolin 70,"{u salll survayor's records, imppoved | as above, to be offered separately, beginaing With The Water street stores. Terms of sale: One-third of the purche mnnuy to he paid fn cash, the balance In two : o W Aterect At ot par annunlly, from day of A"t trust v ar the opt 3230 eath on the Stores and e purel lI\P Al Yeyancing, recording, revenue stamps and no- tarial fees at cost of the purchaser. ‘Terms of le to be complled with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee resorves (he FiEht o tesell the prop. | erty at the rosk and cost of the defaul nn after fiva dayx' advercssment somo_ news, hed i At WESCHL COLLATERAL SECURITY BY AUCTION. Defurlt hmvine been made in the poyment of u certain colinteral promissory Ap 1023, for ays after date, signed by Washingtou P play Company, Tne, A. H. Fowle, president, der 'of Gursdives and (adoraed by an Plotoplay Co, Inc., A, H. Foi and aies K. B Powle, T will weli | on, by order of the hoider . within_ my sales; on THUKSDAY, A H., . AT TWO O'CLOCK of Julin A Raberts. date for $1.500. pavable to C. f Thomas W. More, dated April 8, 19 hle' ta Washington I Wirchouse reeeipt No. 164 rtaln trunks and Stoplay Co. with [ Storuge and Moving (o, etk for fated June 16, 1928, W Gary to order Washington Plotopiay Co., Torms: Caxl ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auctioneer. note 1928, District a= Col Court . public x b2 me directed 1 wil 2t the auction o defondant casa No Baving @uo, Telinen Gurnishee of Ge E. ¢ nd_ sold A SNYDER, AT 6 i ¢ G s of the_clers’s office of t of the District of Calumb 1T will seil at publ arerion rooms of € 15th & red by lot No oyl Stroet nostheast, seized e property of the def: satisfy Judgment fn ense No pithenst Savings Bank Hadud, E. C. SNYDER, S i G. BLOAN & €O, INC., Aucts. ALE i facins, UNITED STATES MA By virture of a spectal writ e tamued out of the clerk’s offic Court of the District of Columbla and to directed 1 will sell at public sale for cash t the auction rooms of C. G. Sloan & Co i, Tl 13th street nocthwest, Washing b &, ON THE ¥ TH DAY OF JULY AT NTOCLOCK AS., two deads of trust, ona secured No. 6! in square and te secured by chatesls located at 1429 H strent porthens el nud levied apon as tie roperty of the it S [ A1 B W. Ruc rileast rafshes 3 ALL TWO- K DWELLING, 1418 Ry of the cause in_fron of u dacree of the Supreme Court passed in equity lie auction, of the premises. SDAY, THE NTH DAY OF JULY, 192 T FIVE LOUK 13, the followlug deseribed land and premises, Rituate in the District of Co. Tumbin and being the south 13.33 feet front of lot 24 in_square 335, improved by premises No. 1415 10th st. B Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cavh and the balance in 1wo equal instailments, pocabl. cue and two years from de diy of sale, aud to be Aetprescnted by the promissory miotes of the purchaser, bearing fnterest at tha rate of 6 Der cemtum por annum, payable semi-an- ually. and secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purcl £200.00 deposit tequired _upon geceptance of bid. “All converancing, notary faes, recording and revenue stamps at pur- charer's cost. Terms of sale to be complied With within thirts days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to remil G property at the rigk mid cost of defunlting purciser, after five days' adver- Usement o b tesale fn some newspaper abjfshed in Washingun, D. € WILLIAM 'C. SULLIVA 410 5th st W Trustie. TONEER. 8, ETC., AY' STOR: NTH, LOCK at Wesch- e my len miscellaneous . stored with Taggart. ~All take uotfee, _Je2T-d&dn,exSudbol TADA CHLER, AU PURNITURE, LAW BOO PURLIC_AUCTION To P AGE AND OTHER CHARGES. On TURDAY. JULY FOURT] 1923, COMMENCING = AT NINE ADL, T wiil sell by public ane ler's] 920 Pa. ave, n. office books, et me in the unanie of George It. parties interested wili ples Terms: Cash. MRS, J. L. CHRISTMAN, 027-158 80 La. ave. nv. AuATIA—wEKcTHZET‘ “AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEES' BALE OF NO. 4017 DENNISON PLACE, FORT RENO, D. (. By virtue of ‘a certain deed of trust. No. 57, reccrded March 23, 1023, In the recorder of deeds' office, D, C., and by direction the party secured, we will sell at publ ‘“"l. 1\'.1’\!['_‘151 X';ff‘.m premises, on MON IAY OF JULY, 1f .‘;l \Q/CLOCK F.M., iot § in Vlock 4 ot dur utts” OFFICE BY L, 1VE in surveyor's office, Shepherd, follo 61, Mn premises, and known for ¢ ovarnor above numbered ation as lot 806, $200.00 cash at time of wale; ments, Tepresent chaser, D‘!lblu intes atum per aunum, and e cured by IN! flnM of trust on the property, or all cash at purchaser's option, Sale to be closed within sixty days from date of sal otherwise deposit will be forfeited and prop: erty resold at defaulting purchas risk. JAMBS L. GILI s 4013 Chesape; ' ENOS JENKINS, Truste 3448 Wiscousin ave, :-zun.a. xSudkiyd ynlulble Meat Market Flm- tures and Equipment Con- tained in No. 5409 Georgia Avenue N.W., By Public Auction Friday, June 29th, 1923, Commencing 10:30 A.M. Refrigerating Case, Large Meat Box, Meat Racks d Cutting _ Bench, Meat Counter, Meat Blocks, Cssh Register, Dayton Mone; weight Scales, Royal lectrle Meat Grinder, Royal Me Slieer, Vegetable Counter, Grocery Soelving, i e, x“-'uuu A. WESCHLBE, -Auctioneer, Fish Market, | | 31,100 at 6%, payable 30 - | recorded of the Munici- | 4 ot | THOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEER' FALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. 3019 TO 8041, IN SHERMAN AVE. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly rocarded in Liber No. 400, follo 10 et seq., of the land reconls of the District of Columbls and at the request of the party seeured there: the ummtn-a trustees will well at pub- in the |lfllu of Thos. J. Owen »t. on THURSDAY, 'l'fl' IFTH DAY OF JI’!LY A.D. 1928, AT TWO 0'CLOCK P.M., the following described i the District of land and prenises, Columbia, “and_de and being lots 63, 84, 63, 66, AT, 71, 72, 73 and 74, in' George J.’ Mueller £ lots in block @ ot *Mount Pleass Pleasant UPIRTe e per bkt recoriod 1n"ghe omce of the surveyor for t of Columbis in Liber 47, ‘at follg 138. of wale: Hold subject to first deed of trunt for 15000 and ‘s secind deed of (rast for $7,800; balance eash. §500 deposit re- dsired 'upon acceptance of bid. " Convesancing. recordink and _revenue. stamps &t pure Foal, Tarms of saie to be compiied With With 1 thirty days or deposit forfoited, W. STUBBLEFIELD, GATFINLD A TR Je23-8t.ex8u Truatees. THOS. J.OWEN & RON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' §ALE OF VALUABLE ROOM BRICK DWELLING, NO. 847 22nd STREET N.W. By virtue of ‘a cortain deed of trust dated March 23, 1922, being fustrument 129, | recorded March 27, 1922, amoug the land re ords of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the parts secured therehy, the un- dersigned trustees will sell at publle guetion, in front of the premises. on FRIDAY, THE | TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 1923, { AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., ‘the following de’ scribed and and premises, sitnate in the Dis. {rict ot Columbia and dexignated as and being lot 81 In Andrew J. Miller's subdivision of | Square K40, us per piat recorded in the offiec the survesor of the District of Columbia in | Book 20. page 48. Terms of sale: Bold subjeet to & frst decd of trust for $1,450. and the balance payable { one-ha'f cash and the remainder in one year. {$200 deposit required upon acceptance of bid. | Convevancing. recording and_revenue stamps at purcliaser’s cost. Terms of wale to be com- Dlied with within 30 days or depoxit forfeited. GRANVIL EES' RAL) By virtie of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4745, follo 240 et seq., {of the land records of the District of Colum- bin, and at the request of the party secured ! thereby, the undersi will sell at e anction. In front of the premises, on 1+ MONDA THE SECOND Y OF JULY, {AD. 1928, AT FOUR 0'CLOCK P Gescribed lnnd and premises, situate in Columbia and designsted lot 7 In Mary K. Btickn of land called “Fo VIat recoried fn in the murvesor's office of ieingthe xarme "ign”con 'y ‘deed from M Glorge W Stickney. v 29801, In Liber No. 1558, foil of the iand records of the District bia, excent therefrom the parts of | conveyed by said lTaac lamms to | Mackndy by the. firat ‘Ilmvmln-r 17. 1895, in Liber . 2082, e second recorded December 81, Hin Liber N "lhl) folio 101, snd the third March K/ 1001, in Liber No. 2541 O sat1¥land ‘rescrds, a8 By refer e te said eonv nces will more fully ap- The property is improved by a new (oo dwliing and s lofated on the en- i roud Terms of sale: One-thid cash, halance in | one‘and tyo years with intarest at 8 per eent | #200 " Genosit required upan scceptance of bid. | Conveyancing. stamps, title aud recording at | the st af ‘the b Terms of wnle to be Leomplied With within 80 days or deposit for- | teited. three deeds. folio 1506, | folto 320, e deed of trust dated July 1007, und recorded in Liber 8100, foiio of the land records of the Distriet of Columbiu, and by direction of the party se- | curad thireby, we. sell at_public_auctinn. n the oftice o 3. Owen & Son, 1431 nw. on virtue of & TWENT NOON, oriziahl in square 605, Wusiing- “awh. Terms of ¢ lafter five aay<’ time of sale. ¢ required cost of pur- d stamps st WALTON EDWARDS, AT Jon Sarsball pr. SHIPLEY, | THOS. 3. OWEN | TRUSTERS' SAL SONAL PROPERTY LOCATED I3 OF N0 1421 ¥ ST N.W. T FLOOK AND BAS NEW YORE AVE. N.W ue of # cortein chatfel deed of t ment No. 39, the Sand and at 1 therehy, the undersigned trustees will ublic_auction. in No. 1421 ¥ st n.w., THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF N O'CLOCK A @éscribed personal property, numely: . furniture, fixtures, mirrors, counters v pereonal’ property contained in the 4 known as 1431 F st, and ail ‘ateck.. forni- milrrors. counte and other | Toliowin Al stoc | and o basement of the premi v.w., Washington, T tare, fixtures tenxils, stoves coutained the premises known as N n.w. Washington, D. C., at 90% New' York ‘ave Jeet o a prior incumbrance of Terms of sale: All cah DOW. w. J. W, W. MeCASLIN. Trustees. propery ve nw., being sub- $500. 0254t ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. TOF_ VALUABLE BNTATE, \ SALE WITH BUI AS NO. 4627 GEOR- GIA AVENUE N.W. virtue of w certain deed of trust duly filed for record ms instrument 155 of the Iand records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party seeured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public auction, in_front of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1023 AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following described land mnd premises, situate| {in the city of Washington, District of Co- to-wit: Lot 60 of the subdivision of lot 20 in square 8015 made by Mary M. Dortch, s recorded in the surveyor's office of the’ District of Columbia in book 68, page 2. improved by premises No. 4627 Georgia aseoue n.w. Terms of sale: Cash over and above $0.250, represented by two deeds of trust now on the property; one. $7,000, due July 13, 1025, with interest at 7% ger dnnum, pazable semi: annually: the other ba 2,500 at 7% Until paid, principal payable fn monthly i stallments of $50 on 1ath of each and every month until paid, interest payable at ma- turity of first six installments and semi- annunlly, and at maturity on each and every installmént thereafter. A deposit of $300 re- uired of the purchaser at the time of sale. I conveyancing, recording and netarial fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be mplled with within fifteen days from day of male, otherwise the trustees reserve FIEht €0 resell the property at the ritk and cost of the defaulting purehaser, after five days' advertisement of such resale in some paper published in the eity of Waehing- D. C. JESSP L. HEISKELL, RAYMOND A. HEISKELL, Trustees 1115 Eye st. n.w. lumbia, ton, Je24,08ds ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Improved Real Estate in Business Zone, Being 2- Story and Basement Brick Dwelling, No. 1131 20th Street Northwest, and Two- Story Brick Dwelling in Rear, No. 1130 Lingers Court. B; i o of T Districe of ‘Cotamule sassch 1o equiey cause No. 40087, the undersigned trustees offer for sale N pllhlk auction, in fremt the premises, on MONDAY, THE BBCONI DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1923 AT Pl'E 0'CLOCK P.M., the following desc: land and prem- Jace, "situate la" thy iy or oW shington, Dis- trict of Columbin, to wit: The south seventeen (17) feet six (8) inches fronting on Twentieth street of original Jot nymbered twelve (12) by the full depth thereof, in square numbered one hundred and seventeen (11' algo known for .l,:ll-l[l:n lu dr.ll'l;'llfl.bl Pnlml as lot !lx re. 140 fel’l-ilfl inches, wi i h lfi . dlnl"cl‘r f'w o Terms of sale: Oirlhlld o! lhl Dl)l\‘ll- money to be paid in cash, the balance in two equal installments, payable in BBQ and two years, with interest st six per cent per un. pazavle semisasually. "'-‘:u o s Secure w o wold, or all e o E;’““’ chaser. A de purchaser at anciog, record Tarial fees at the cot of the of sale to be complied with frrom’aty o auld, otnerwiar e crostees o' servo the right to rescll the property ot the YAk and ‘Cost. of ‘the defaulting porchaser ‘advertisement of wuch reoals aper published in the city of 'fmn thirty days #30-d&ds.cxSu the | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. EDUCATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL. ing Da; form A fflcul!y of 20 experts. laboratory Hotels—Tea Rooms Apartment Houses Necd Trained Men 100,000 OPPORTUNITIES THE positions INDUSTRY. BMPLOYMENT FREE {o Student and Employer. 50 Prominent Washington Hotels and Restaurants employ- U i Yn an and Women IN B. for good executive in AMERICA'S 4TH SERNYICE 10 “Lewis” Students. d evening classes now $5.000 equipment for prac- tical teaching— Hotel Inz Tea Room and Cafeteria Man- agement. Hotel Accounting (advanced). Food Service. et} LTI TR T T T itutlo Anartment Houses and nai Management. Checking and Table ST Open 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. . Lewis Hotel Training Schools 1340 New York Ave. Clifford Lewis, President. & AUCTION SALES. = FUTURE DAYS, ADAM A, W CHLER, AUCTION 1232 Crittenden Street N.W. Containing 10 rooms Bath, Hot-Water Heat, Elec- tric Light, Sleeping Porch and I will offer for sale by public a premises, on FRIDAY, DAY OF JUN ' P M. lot 27, square 20! of Columbia, 303145 f proved by a modern, bath with sh large colon th garage in of trust for W Over said trust $1,500 cash cihly parments of $30, Including ired by 8 secodd deed of properiy sold, or all cash o t of $300 required at . revenue stam t of purch with within 30 days from day of otherwise deposit will b forfeited and a4 at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, in some newspaper publi Washington, 1. €. Inspection 3 to '3 pm. 6 pm. Sunday. ADAM j022 dgds THOMAS NEE Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real upon_ th trest. A depos | cony notar be hed daily and 9 AL WESCHI Lot Numbered 2954 Macomb St. Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of tr ed in Liber No. {1ecords of the ithe request of ¢ record- the land ambin, agd at Parties secured ' therel I at public anctio premises. on MONDAY, JULY AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P, ctibed lund and premises, situate in the Dis of Columbia and be {numbered twenty (20), in square twents iundred and eighty-four described in said deed of trusi, upon the fol- 1% sulijeet to {towing tern Baid T securlpg a total in- | “Terms ‘of s wo prior decds. of trusl of $15,706.32, “and said properts reds of frust ji- | debteduess biec hase pric 1 District of ¢ e will lowing d propert | will ‘be nota | debredness. “Tata over aud abeve said A deposit in cash, of sale stamgis, ms of sale fo i | P be forfeited an: S¢'Tisk and cost of defapltiug pu five days' advertisem wspaper_published ROBERT L. EARL F. __Je20.d%asexSu o ADAM A, WESCHLER. AT ER. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- Story Brick Store and Dwel- ling, No. 341 First Street Northeast. By virtue of a certaln deed of trust dat ctober 16, ‘1922, wnd recorded October . as Inktrument No. 163, among the land records of the Distriet of mmhf-. and at the request of the party secured thereby, thw undersigned trustees will offer for sale by auction, in front of the premises, on INDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1925, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM., ihe tollowing described lund und premises, sit- uate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Lot 43 in Carmedy and athers’ windivision in saunre T2, ‘au ar piat recorded in Liber J. H. K.. folio 105: of 'tie records of iFveyor f "the . Disteiet oF Columbla nproved as above: to be sold sul T, to a prior decd of M at 7%, due October 16, 192 rms of wnle: Over sald trust, cash, A Beposit of $3 required of the purchuser at the tme of rale. | All conveyuncing. record ing. revenue stamps and _notarial fees at the cosi of the purchaser. Terms of sale fto be complied with ‘within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the Tight to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five Gays ndvertisement of wuch resale In some Bewspaper published in the elty of Washin ton, D. C. EDGAR D. TURNER ~ LEMUEL 3. ELIO] Jen0-08dn o3, T MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE METROPOLITAN WAREHOUSE CO. BTORAGE. PACKING AND SHIPPING. Phone Potomac 683. 50 Florida ave. 6.4 MOVING RAGB KRIEGSP»XPRESS PACKING SHIPPING 1226 B 8t. N.W. Main 8010, SMITH'S] TRANSFER & STORAGE] LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVERS PACK AND SHI PHONE NORTH 3343 AT CAPITAL A0 & MOVING 0O, iz ams. 143443 U St N.W. STANCE HAULING. RED ' “BALL TRANSIT cCoO. NATIONAL HOUSEHOLD MOVERS, 4 Woodward Tidg. Main 2162, T ONTIED SIATES STORAGE 00 KING. SHIPPING. 425 FIREPROOP. CLEAN, DRY STOEAGE FOR FURNITURE :nd, l"‘ I}w. tlz'n%fa£fi?£?‘|’ El'ell;i Con- venlent locatjon 1 g Phone Main 1282, s B.W. PHONE. NORTH 104 UNION i'€® STORAGE Monts and up SJ'ARATE ROOMS, $§1 '-',‘.@'e'iz'a“ vested in the under- | in the city of | Estate, Being a House and| trust for | Detached Frame Dwelling No. | and | of th drods b eh | and lesso: CHE | 1322 La Salle E Summer e Bpeclul rates 0 glish. EXCHAN F. Lop TUDY AT £ | tecome a1 iogally tra 3 with positions and success In busin and " p opportunitien We guld o farmous Method untion in conterred. n b Greater w t LI training of sucerssful ookw—""Law Gulde i mo eharge is made. plione i it " Bend for coples bldg. | AND MARET FRENCIH SCIOOL. M‘USICAL INSTRUCTION " John Philip Shaddick Six-weeks course. Reglnning J s Oth, coaching. class teach eginners who have good ‘or summer eourse. Phose X, 7424 In 10 to 20 Lessons Rag, Jazz and Popular Music a_specialty. Come tn. write or phone for booklet. a8 {f you buy fmstrument from us. LISTENSEN SCHMOOL oF, ¥ xtension Umvemly waching for high school. natural vole MUSIC ( WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1923, RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. The ldea! RESORTS. ATLANTIC CIT! Family Hotel Hotel Arlington Michigan Ave. (2nd House from Beach) Atlantic City, N. J. Special Rates Until July 15th Room with Private Bath (American Plan), $5.00 up Daily Rcom without Private Bath (American Plan), $4.00 up Daily Special Rates by Week Also for Parties and Families. One of Atlantic City's oldest and West established moderate rate hotels, not having been closed In the past seventeen years. Open su royndings. = Close to beach and Boardwalk in exclusive sectlon, in heart of the resort, Capacity 260. Notable cuisine and courteous service. Bathing from hotel permitted. Write for descriptive folder. Make reservations early. F. ERNEST TODD, Owner and Proprietor. 'BEIVEDERE . Carolina Ave. mesr Beach and Bos Cpntral to all amusement construction. Modern in design. Private b, Lights. Dathin BREAKERS ity n | Jects immune. Booklet. _OCEAN OPENS JUNE 28™ otinand] oneblock of Ocean Front & Boardwalk| 3% Season Under Same Capacity 400 rbert Wilks Hehert o MAYBERRY */ i iens viore Comfort and Refinement Prevail eity 175 E__MAYBERRY THE BREAKERS Boardwalk botwsen #ad snd Srd Streats. __Bpecial June rates. A. Young, Mgr. Eiectric . Fishing, | Tay fever su Taten. hest of foo, deal spot for motorlets. thing privloges. il Loems, Private Buthe. Eiy” A ‘All outalde rooms ATER IN ALL ROOMS w for improvements. Write for rates and folder. .60 up per day; special weekly. GABLE & DEVITT, First floor. iiving room, yoom, Kitche, nice porch: second fluor, tiree bedrjoms, two communicable; use of dining roum and kitehen; third Soor, theee bedrooms, twe communicable, use of dining room und Ayt Men K M bedroom, dining southern exposure, excellent table. Courtesy, comfort, wervice. Write for haoklet HALCYON HALL 1116 Wesley Avenue. Near Beach. MRS, F. OZhe Jflmmouh : or_ Sixth and WILDWOOD, NIA AVE. (8 Most gext Hotel CONVENT] GOLF - $4.00 un KINGCSTON Ocean’ uy., frst hotel frow be verlook fnk ncean: central: fireproof; elevator: pri- vate baths: bathing from hotel. Coolest dining # roo ty. on Gth foor, with oc wkiy. M. A 156 States Avenile usive. loenilty. Party and family rat v write { NDT. Manager [EDGEWATER So. Carolina Ave.. nesr Heach A. CAST! P | June Rates (Amer. Plan) $17.50, $20, $22.50—Running Water Vopilar off the Tie ALL TES. Al esley av. Ocenn ity Hal N. J. « s, 3 { | ed ikh [ osn ure quite mod- To a cool, refreshing climate; to sports galore on land and sea; surf Bie i fties, ling, motoring; to its wonderful 5-m Boardwalk and myriad attractions; and to the new 18-hole golf ciub. Numerous hotels and boarding houses, furnished cottages and bungalows. For furth.r izformation and booklet, write W. COURTRIGHT SMITH Monaging Sesretary WILDWOOD BOARD OF TRADE WILDWOOD, N. J. 7W1ldfi66d7 Manor APACITY. 400 Whole block o i 1 - in tor at KENTUCKY AVE. §2 day up. Special wkly. thing from _hof BIND! n BROS, uoTeL) near the Ocean with run coastrict Kentucky outsid water. Danein rooms, Firepro Tathing T W s The Hotel widhin vour moams ichigan Ave. near bech. Ca BoiliTn cook I\b:wl renctatol: Raniing water. Priv -& ING PROM HOTEL mer. Plan. .50 ekl Up L® ing g room. ex. ing, Kailing, inoklet. Henry 8. Duncan, A_H. Man'd. Mannger HELDO Wildwood's Finest Hotel Ameriean Pian " Elevator. Frivate bathe: Gort Tennis. Dancing. D J. WOODS i WotelSa\?oy e i awigie oot n STEL Tennis, Dancing. priet Pro; ¥ ave. newr beach, in Tray nd cold running water in all rooms. Surf 1 JOUN J MURPHY COURTESY —CLEANLINESS—HOBPITALITY BrANSLEY Pacific Ave. near Kentucky: Roos niog water. Bathiog-priviiege. $1.50 up da v section. | Tos W, " HOTELDAYTO the | MTVERNON 1908 Pacific Ave. Cap Bpect bath. ot AMERICAN PTAN $3.50 Up Daily—Special Weekly. Beat Located Popular Price Hotel One Block from Re: , 200, Electric lights. Elevator Many private baths. Runnlug wa ery room. Booklet. T al rates for rooms only, Onncrahip Sisnagement B._PADG pact with or with " KENTUCKY KENTUCKY AVE., Near Beach to Duplies npossib and pr ity one Marine 4312 HE ALY'’S Iw.,._.s ost modere hotl, Capucits 50, arning | i 1 water private bais. $18 . OOSEVEL Marylang nning water, nieets trafns f . Rune Kes. ONLY Euncing water. Private baths. Elevator. Orehestra. Duneing. nd Ken Caisirie and sevvice unexeelied, Golf priviieges. Hook: ok, Alex ‘and Proprietor. in o 1o | DAL Rebutit Private | itates upon_request. SI‘IOREI‘IAM Virginia ave., nr. Beach nning wat Private bath foi st col Jout Secue s i couking. $3.50 ! weekls. Hooklet, J. Bickar. PINE TREEL INN rt of the Cit st James | Place, near Beach. Fireproof, Ameri- n plan RUNNING WAT! ATHING FROM HOT Bt BREAKERS, water, private bathi Rarige; 200, Amer. plan. $3.50 dly. np. Wning wa .. WHITESELL. | GAKWOOD T healthful: excellent table and accommodatios ideal for rest. recreation and amusement; | clous tawns, ‘tennis, dancing, boating, | Dathing fabing, etc; moderate rated: Wokict | re. PENTZ, Box 134, St. & Ben i RIVET Ater i boatizg, bathing and Oahing; special chickea dinners: write for woekly and week-end rates; Mrs. MATILDA NOWELL. Shady Al o = ] ATLANTICCITY.N.J. 1 The ideal American plan hotel § dire CAPACH H on the ocean front. Walter: Ehone West River 217011, FHOTEL Aworican pian. Ex- MCGUlGAN ceptional table. Elevator. ivate baths. Running water in ‘every room. Rite Upon Teguest. MAS. B. J. MeGUIGAN. 7% TRAYMORE "7 Facing Park MRS, €. ary Worlds Greatest Hotel Success, New Clarion ATGHVIEW HOTEL—The coviest place on tha rates reasonable, good service: motor tishermen: ake Beach, Md. Veen “( Beautiful new lobby and ballroom. illustrate ™ A‘TMNTIC Cl‘l’ s Tow NEW ENGLAED 4 el Soath Cavoltyn Ave., near ol P elerator, private Laths R _IN ‘ALL ROOMS A IMPROVED AT A COST OF $100,000) Write booklet and city map. am. i ily. Special weekls. ate bath honses. STITZER ON THE OCEAN FRONT LEVEN " stories of rea comfort with an environ- ment of distinet refine- travagance. ment_without merican Plan. me mansgemant L RS Tways Open. Ticies tha P, Mgr. Hathing from Phone Marine 679. five years. VACATION Ington ave. AT LETCHMORE ! und Philadelphia | . nicely . 1L p Rentucky Ave. Just off Boardwalk. New brick addition. Orchestr ) June 20 yea WA’I‘KINS 8. Carolina Ave. near Beach. Runuing water { in every room. Private baths. Datiiing permit- | ted from hotel.___LINTON B. ARNOLD. { R Virginia_ave. noar be o | MORTIMER 700, St v ery room. Ames. plan, $330 up daily. Spec. kiy. Bathing priv. C. V. Mortim 2 Kentucky WESTMINSTER Eoi ot ey running water. Open all year. A V. KOPP. PHILLIPS HOUSE Massachiusetts Ave. near Beach. Extensively improved. Booklet. A. C. & B. B. McClellen. RIQ ew York Ave. at Beach. Fireproot 100 ROOMS WITH RUNNING WATER. GRANDE Furopean plan. $1.50 day up. Spec. wkly. Danelug. Garage. Oceau _end Connecticu TABOR INN e o o e Special season rates. 2list _OCEAN_ OCEAN CITY, MD. Finest and safest bathing beach on Atlantic cosst: ocean on oue sid’ lay on other; cool; olf, t fshis hoating and l]l!lfl'll “KAVYE COTTAGE On Boardwalk: excellent table; bathing free. Mrs M. KAY OCEAN CITY Lin-Mar Ocean front, Hot and cold water. Mrs. H. F. BOYD. ON BOARDWALK. Ocean frout dining room. Excellent table TTE _JOHNSO! i MD. Now open. THE RID A FAY 9 Prop. i Hotel and Cottnges. Ocean front. Best service. 8.0 | forts 5 | also suites w -gu Bhed K lbchen up daily. Pacific and Arkansas.Aves. e AR SR v inep ments. now offers its patrons hnl A col d m'mmR 'lm. lant, elec. of table. howers, music, ‘warage, etc. Booklet. Fry.floeldnburr 1l m hav Famous ot m-f thing dicect from hotel. Meals included. Special Weekly OSBORNE. I to me- | ont. 4. P. & A. M. DU Orchestra, Ballroom, Grill and Tearoom, G THE GABLES Remodeled; hot and cold wate Southern cooking. Same management Blue Lattice Inn. 3 Ocean City Golf Course. New Nine-Hole Course. “COLONIAL HOTEL ©On boardwalk: running water in every room. iy renovated ping ‘water in_rooma. - Hlectriciey | table.” e, “riEODOBIX MiLLE AUSTINE Zictc snd St Jumes biace. NG Close to il churches aad amuse: ts. Running water in rooms. i v ¥ I JoNEs. HOTEL SOMERSET Arkansas “Two doors from Beach, Rune ging water dhioughont. Good beds, sood table. Elect Free completely renovated. American plan, $3.50 up daily, special weekly. ' European plan, $1.80 up daily, special weekly. WATER in EVERY ROOM ‘Write for booklet. ' Tel. Marine 3106-J. BARHART & BARHART. $3.50 up dail RUNNL MANHATTAN 8o, Carolina Ave. near Beach. ricity throughout. Private baths. bathing_from rooms. wotet | DELAWARE CITY Conventently - located. up daily. $10 up Sweekly. L. 3. Kershaw! | pa0, RN Chler. Gwneranin mangement. Michaels, Md. | 5 | of food. S open: Jazge lawn, dense shade, | asonable. auto | | “Owner. | | | Washington. carion Joys. No matter where you plan to spend your vacation—Union Transfer Com- pany can handle all of your baggage. Our Special Delivery Service to every principal city enables you to check your on your ticket, at your home o hotel direct stination. UNION TRANSFER CO. Baggage Exprm AR peces) c{’ TG To Europe in Comfort and Luxu Fromacovered pierat NewYorkto a covered pier at Havre. Train for Paris waitingatdock—travel with- out trouble. Six days to England. Unsurpassed accommodations, on the fast express liners Paris and France, and internationally famous cuisine, Leisurely crossings, big, comfortable one class liners. Attractive 5120 rates. Minimum cabin fare French Line Local Freach Line Asts. or Company’s Office 1406 New York Avense, N.W.,Washington ry New York—Plymouth— Havre—Paris FRANCE July 4 July 25 Aug. 22 PARIS. ... TJuly 18 Aug. 15 Sept. 12 LAFAYETTE Aug. 4 Sept. 1 Scpt. 20 Popular priced ome-class ships New York—Havre—Parls Chicaga. ... June 30 Bept. 60ct. 13 Suren: . July 2 Aug. 2 Sepr. 18 Rochambeau. July 7Aug. 9 Sept. 15 La' Savoie... July 14 Aug. 1i Sept. 8 Roussillon July 28 Aug. 30 New York—Vigo (Spain)—Dordeaux LaBourdonnais July 12 Sept. 18 Oct Roussillon... Oct. § Nov. 20 Jan, New Orleans—Vigo—Havia Do La Sallr., . July 10 Oct. 10 Dec. i Sept. 17 Nov. 9 Jan. o3 s CLa COLLLLLLLLLLLL G OGOULLLUUUULUU UG NOTICE. The New S. S. “BERKSHIRE” Sails Baltimore to BOSTON June July 6, 13, S. S. “ALLEGHANY” To Savannah-Jacksonville N as =l to NORFOLK: ON—SAVANNAH— JACKSONVILLE Merchants & Miners Trans. Co. 1406 New York Ave, N.W. “'d!hlnflun D. Marshall Hall Mt. Vernon For Mt. Vernon, 10, 2:30 Yor Marshall Hall, 10 2:30, 6:30 Fare Mt. Vernon, 85¢c Admission %o Grounds Extrs, Marshall Hall, 50c Steamer Charles Macalester Seventh St. Whart Chicken Dinner at Marshall Hall, 20 $1.50 METRCPOLITANLINE Via Cane Cod Canal Conwnecting at Bostom for Portland, Rocklnnd, Bangor. &t. John, N. B.. Yarmouth, N. Steamer Jeaves Tier 15 N. R (f Murray S8t.). New York, daily, Clifing Sundays, at 5 151 (ds K time). ERSTERN €. S LINEC Resorts Eastem Vlrglma i| VIRGINIA BEACH OCEAN VIEW BUCKROE BEACH Hotels and Cottages. Mod te Rates. | Finest Surf Bathing and Fishing Modern Steel Pulace Steamers Dalix 6:30 pm., for Oid Point Comfort snd Norfolk. New York and Boston by Sea City Ticket Office, Woodward Biilding, 31 15th &t N.W. Norfolk & Washington Steambost Co- DAY ruises New York-Halifax~Quebec crulaes via Platial twin-screw 5 $ “FORT HAMILTON" Sailing from New York July 7-21 Aug. 4-18 BT Taa® i Tore ey At ueh Magnificent acenery, smootl wenther. Orcliestrn cing Round trip, 12 days, § 130 and up One way to Quebec, 5 days, $80 un’ up sture adires R R\\L DA LINE N. ¥.. or any Tourist Agt. For illu FURNE 3¢ Whitehall St. RESORTS. VIRGINIA. POTOMAC BEACH nearby _saltwater music, _duack Drtos sour own e s Morgantewn, Johus to Colonial Beach meets all boats, Wri tlons and informat TON, Putomuc RESORTS SHADY SIDF Fishing, boating. bathing king T. M. RUSSEY, Suady West River 202.F-22 11 “RESORTS. REHOBOTH BEACH, I {Hotel Henlopen | Urvn front Reasonable rates, Special rates families Booklet with map Paved road all way. Clean excelled home el DEL. f Cootest bathing there. Vu. n ¥ ke Totomae T RANK L or call 3 afe beach. Best MAPLEH sudsburg, Pa. Capacity 200; 10th season: croquet, bathing, S-acre lawn: old shade. 300-(t. verands W. M. BURNETT. julls! SPRINGS, P et Ve T BEDFOY WEST minntes’ ud boat- ud southern hosy Fhone 9140, » and vegetables ew, Vu. winntes from heart walk from amusen ing free; tality raixe ginin SPRINGS (pA) HOTEL Situated in the heart of the wonder- ful Allegheny Mountains, 1. above the sen, this splend hotel is a gem n a truly on Shen "and water 3 o wimming: pew bathe and se jdren, invalids weel ‘s v\'nllr‘ Va. 0rkney Sprmgs Hotel Washington’s Mountain Resort Ading, dane + ! migeral springs nfe with every ofportunits for out- door recreating. such as tennis, goIf. riding, swimming. Unsurpassed cui- gine. ‘The marvelously curative He ford Springs Mineral Waters are warld famous. On Lincoln Highw Good motor roads. Garage service. Booklet sent on request. Now open. MARTIN SWEENY, et slevation; coot o 1f, tenni: Sirmine o il s g L. COCKRELL, T HARPERS FERRY, W. VA, EAGLES MERE, PA. | THE LOCKWOOD The summer e aiterent Mrs. A. P. Daniel, Prop. because it combines mountain and we: shiore conditions with unique surround Open for the Season Tnes ‘Thfl indy beach and temperate water of the Lake of the Eagles afford splen- did bathing 2,200 feet above sea level One of the finest 18-hole golf courses in_America. For booklet and rates wrife THE RAYMOND L. B. 0. List, Manager, THE LAKESIDE John 8. Kirk & Son THE ORESTMONT INN. William Woods, Manager THE FOREST INN, Herman V. Yosger, Manager Manager BAGLES MERE, V. Pres._ OF THE DIs- tric Holding u Baukruptey Court—In the magter of Ward A. Cheshire, bankrupt No. To the Eetitora of WWazd A. Cheshire, of the City of Washin Distriet of Columbia: Notlce is hereby given that on the 2Gth day of Jun AD. 123, the said Ward A. Cheshire was dnly adjudicated bankrupt. aud that the first meeting of his_cred! will he held at my office in the Wilkins building. 1312 H st Washington, D. C., on the Gth day of AD. 1928, at 1080 o'clock a at ime the said cred ma, ud, | pro aims, appoint a truste amine E-ON-DELAWARE, PA. NORMANDIE Kentucky ave. near Beach, Hot and cold runming water all rooma: bathing trom hotel. Open all year. E. FISHBURN, Owner and Proj Tenn, wve.; 24 hotel from tha “HOTEL HAMILTON OCEAN FRONT J. L. MASSEY & SON lewest hotel on The Hasiings Hof tel ,fl‘mfl R Nllrnk rooms and private bath. Mrs. GEO. CONNER, Mrs. CHAS. LUDLOW. ! Reach. Newly furn. ) Private baths. Running water. Reax M | CAPE MAY, N, J, ml_flfr_m__m HOTEL LAFAYETTE i moncixe. tates rossasanier 3. 8. reasonabl Mrs. ON THE COOL BEAGH FRONT | SAREY, Qwner-Prop. ‘rooms. TAtiantic Cig's uh-v.n dfllhr. nuuumfi WAI us " BATHING fn6u HOTEL Ownership man'zt. FETTER & Bounccn 301‘HWEI_I_ , first ""‘1:' Gom Bo-mn.m%nr: STAR -VILLA, | B llr?ln. BOTHWELL, * Prop. _ Rathing. CAPE MAY, N. d. i New Avalon Hotel e Cap. 50). Am.plan. Running water. Pri- || $8 per day up: weekly rates on appliestior. vate bgths. Elevator. Booklet. Galf Privil. V-uhm eges. Ownership Mngt. Davis & Talor, | | Erop Vathhouse. D." OLIVER DITTO, =) BREAKERS .o, e HZE"COLUMBIA On Boardwalk. and tennis privileges. C. Fl TIMMO! Rooms en suite with ba! cuisine and serv. A"mfie Houl front, 2nd yr. under ice unexcelled: elevator. J. W. Mecray & Bro. LIIQI.II!I m:}“\';“:‘}"“‘(:;‘l‘:": bllh.l. music, 3 eacn ¥ ancing. g ._Prop. KH"H Windsor, °g,{e boen Trop The Dennis, Comfortable and o, Capacity 300, ot and cold, runalpg veats i Porticos averlooking ocean o every” room. Private bathe e Tjand bay. Terms ressonable. Batbing free Ownership rahlp direction. HALPIN, Mrs. R, J. DENNIS. Gcean and Beach, Cap 11,. Bolmont [oomiss, water Tn euery 150, Special JII' Rates tal nw- ot ith ocean view, h‘:‘umn"l;“‘fillnmtz‘chflnl mfl: B, ml NE. un Hot and Golt Phone_76. Opess June 23, ocean as may projesly Laid meeting. RALPI D. QUI in Bankrupte =~ MISS HELEN GRATZ BRIDE OF G. S. ROCKEFELLER Couple Wiil Sail July 7 for Their Honeymoon Trip in Europe. TER, Refere INN _ (FIREPROOY) “The Tdeal Gountry Hotel of Amarios' wnee-on-Delaware, Pa. _ x. - fl( the Bhawn Country Club. Now open for season—Swimming pool. Complete Children's Playground Eanipment. R. 5. WORTHINGTON, Mar, Dir. T COLONIAL BEACH, VA, Fajoy your ation at this popular resort hotel. ~ Five plece orchestra; wonderful play- grounds to beach and boardwalk; artisian Water; good food and ‘service. ' $16, §15, $2 week!y. merican Plan. Tookl FRANK D, BLACKISTONE, Owner. 1% HUDSON HOUSE, Colonial Reach, Family rates of $8 and $10 a week MISS M. CHERRY. G CHICAGO, June 27.—Godfrey Stillman Rockefeller, grand nephew of John D. Rockefeller, sr., and Miss Helen Gratz, daughter of Benjamin Gratz, local financier, were married at the Gratz home late vesterday. The ceremony was performed In the presence of about fifty relatives and close friends by Rev. Dr. J. Boyd Cox, rector of Trinity Episcopal Chureh. Following the cercmony there was a reception for several hundred guests. The couple -will sail July 7 for their honeymoon in Europe, and upon thelr return will reside Lgg'ew York. , ‘week, 228 B n.e.