Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1923, Page 23

AUC AUCTION SALES. THIS_AFTERNOON. TIONS. e e e . ——————— AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE Continaed. ADAM A WESCHLuk, AUCTIONESR, TRUSTEES' SALE OF ' VALUABLE .| PEOVED ' REAL SITUATE | BOUTHEAST _CORY GEORGIA AVENUE AND CRITTENDEN STREET, BEING TWO-STORY AND CELLAR BR| WITH BUILTAN [ N, AS NO. 4627 GEOR By virtue of a certaln deed of trust duly fled for record as inetrument No. 155 of the 1and records of the District of Columbia, and &t the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sal public_suction, in_front of the premise: on TUESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1028 AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M following described land and premises, in the city of Washingion, District of Co- lumbia, to-wit: Lot 60 of the subdivision of 3015 made by Mary M. orded fn the surveyor's office rict of Columbia in book 08, page . improved by premises No. 4627 arenue n. Terms of sale: Cash over and above $0.2 Tepresented by two deeds of trust mow on | property; one, $7,000, due July 13, 1025, | With Intereat’ at 7% per annum, payable semi snnually; the other balance of §2,000 at 1% until paid, principal pasable in monthly in- stallments of $:0 on 13th of each and every month until paid, interest payable at ma- turity of first six Installments and ~semi- nnually, and at maturity on each and every | installment thereafter. A dgposit of $300 re- uired of the purchaser at the time of sale. 1l conveyancing, recording and notarial fees at the cot of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be | complied with within ffteen days from day | of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the the ADAM A WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ sale of large frame dwelling known the | “Manor House,” with out- buildings, corner 31st and N Sts. S.E., “Randle High- lands.” By virtue of a cortain deed of trust duly recorded In Liber No. 4443, follo 6, et seq. of the land records of the District of C lumbls apd at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale l:“ Y\Iblh: auction, in front of the | premises. on THURSDAY, THE TWELFTH AY OF JULY, 1823, AT FIVE O'CLOCK | PM., the ' following-described land ' and premises, situate in the county of Washing- ton, District of Columbla, to wit: Lot 34 in square 5543 fn the National Sav- tngs and Trust Company's Subdivision known | as “Randle Highlund, ger plat recorded | in County Book 21, page 48, of the records | of the Surveyor's office of 'the District of Columbia, snbject to certain covenants of record running with the land, and containing about 28,179,123 equare feet, and improved as_above, Terms of sale: Ope-third cash, balance in two equal inatallments, payable in one and two sears, wilh interest at 6% per annum, pagable semi-annually. from day of sale, se- cured by deed of trust upon the Property wold, or all cash, at the option of the pur- chaser. A deposit of $300 re uired at time of sale. All conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps, &nd notarinl fees at cost of pur- Fight to rewell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five advertisement of such resale in some paper published fn the city of Washing- JESSE L. HEISKELL, RAYMOND A. H .“SI\'EI.L Crastees Je24,08d8 115 Eve st FUTURE DAYS. ADAM A, W Valuable Meat Market Fix- tures, Implements of Trade, Etc., Contained in Nos. 410 8th Street S.E., 426 R Street N.W. and 3128 12th Street N.E. By Public Auction, Monday, July 9, 1923, Commencing 10 O’Clock A.M. At No. 410 8th St. S.E. Electric Moneyweight Computing Scale, Cash Register, Balance Scale, M Racks, Blocks and Cutting Tables, Ice Box Bx7x10, 1213-foot Refrigerating Case. Slicing Machine, Electric Meat Chopper, 13-foot Re- frigerating Case, Corned Heef Press, Fish and Poultry Boxes, Butter and Egg Retrigerating Case, Vegetable Stands, Enamel Tri ing, ete. At 1 O’Clock P.M. At No. 426 R St. N.W. 12-foot Refrigerating Case, Dayton Electrle Monerweight Comp: Cash Register, Electric Ment Grinder, Slicing Machine, Meat Riacks and Blocks, Meat Box 5x7x10, Platfor: s. Corned Deef Tray, Enamel Pan; ers, Awning, ete. At 3 O'Clock P.M. At No. 3128 12th St. N.E. Meat Box 5x7x10, 12-fost Refrigerating Case, Dayton Electric Computing Scnles, Cash Iteg: ister, Electric Meat Grinder, Siicing Machine, Counters, Meat Racks und Biocks, Enamel Pans. ete. Terms: Cash. ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auctioneer. 3r2.3.5.6.7 . THOS. J. OWEN & 80N, AUCTIO; TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING A DE- TACHED RESIDENCE AT N0 5911 8lst PLACE, CHEVY (€ PARK, DIS- TRICT OF COLUMBIA. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded among the land records of the Dis- trict of Columbia, and at the r Party mecured thereby. the under tees will offer for sale at y front of the prem.scs, on ¥, THIRTEENTH DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1623 FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M., the following described land and premises, 'situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbi Lot numbered eighty-one (81) in bered twenty-three hundred and thirty-three (2333) in & subdivision wn_ a8 “‘Chevy Chase Park,’ made by the Muusey Trust Com- pany, trustée, as per plat recorded in the office of the surveror for the District of Columbia in Liber 57 at folio 27, subject to the reserva- tion as to grading contained in deed recorded in liber 4339 at foilo 3 of the land records of the District of Columbia, subject to the eoyenants of record Terms of kale: Cash over and above $3.000 represented by & first deed of trust bearing 7% nterest and maturing June 27th, 1925. A deposit of $300 required of the purchaser at time of sale. All conveyancing. recording and notarfal feex at the cost of purchaser. Terms of wale to be complied with within thirty days from date of sale; otherwise the trustess re- serve the right to resell the property at the risk und of the defuulting purchaser atter five d ertivement of said resale in some mewspaper published in the city of Washing- ton, District of Columbla. QUINTER, WM, ORMAN, Trustees. AUCTIONEERS. VALUABLE DE- LLING, WITE N0."113 HOW- ertaln deed of trust duly yecorded, in Liber No. 4705, Follo 307 et soq., of the land records of the District of Colum. bia. and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trusteess will sel. at publle auction s front of the premises. on THURSDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1923, 'AT FIVE Tollowing described Dayton 3012 THOS. J. OWEN TRUSTE TAC ARD AVE, By virtue of a O'CLOCK P.M., the cribed land and premises, ” situ- ate In the District of Columbla. and desig- Emily C. R. Brown's subdivision of section nine”(9); Barry Farm, as per plat recorded in County Bock &, page of the records af the office of the surveyor for sald District, to right of way for sewer purpones in favor of ‘the District of Columbia, con- demned in District Court Cause No. 815. Terms of sale: All cash abave o prior build- 1ng assoclation loan amousting to about $1,500. 8200 deposit required upon acceptan bid Conveyancing, Tecording and revenue stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be com- plied with within thirty days or depasit for- eited. WHITEFIELD MeKINLAY, CHAS. H. FLAGG, ¥R A% AR oxS THOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. NCE P N VO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, CONTAINING . § ROOMS AND ATH, HOT- HEAT, GAS AND ELECTRICITY: A METAL GARAGE, NO. 1411 BUCHAN By Virtae.of a. certain deed of y virtue of a certain deed of trust, beln, snstrument No. 130, recorded May 53 1055 among the land records of the District of Columbla, and at the request of the party securcd thereby, the unders'gued trustoes wiil ‘at public. auctlon {n front of oy on WEDNESDAY, THE ELE Day °OF “JULY, A.D. 102, 0'CLOCK P, the following d. and_premises, eitnate In the D Tumbia, and designated as and in Harry Wardman and Thomas Bones divaion of lots In square 2704, “Tndolence, Der_plat recorded in the office of the aie. | eyor for the Diatrlet of Columbia, in Iiber 387t follo’ 54." Sublect to. covesants. of record. 3 Terms of sale: 80ld subject to o deed of trust for $4.500, balance cash. $250 deposit required upon acceptance of bid. - Conveya fog, recording and revenue stamps at pur. ehaser's cost.” Terms of sale to be complied with within 30 duys or deposit forfelted. MORTON J. LUCHS, HARRY B. PITTS, Trustees | TRUST! chaser. Terms to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trnstees reserve the right to tesell the prop. erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days' mdvertisement of ch_resale in mome newspaper published In the city of Washington, D. EDWIN C. BRANDENBURG, LOUIS M. DENIT, Trustees. $e30-d&ds,exSudhol. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Bankruptcy Sale of Machin- ery and Equipment, Implg- ments of Trade, ce Furniture, Automobiles and Trucks, Wagons, Harness, Leases, Trade-Marks, Etc. of Golden and Company, Washington, D. C. By virtue of an order of the Suprem: of the District of Columbla, hold! ruptcy court in re_Golden and Co. & eorpora- tion, ” Bankrupt ~No. 1368, the undersigued trustee will sell By Public Auction, Commencing Wednesday, July 11th, 1923, At 10 O’Clock A.M. premises No. Louisiana Washifigton, D. C., certain property ~ belonging to a t estate and located in premises 024-626.028 La. ave arehouse of the W 5 aud Water sts. s within ave. n personal bankrup 20 . Co. ables, 11th o, 61-81 Pierce * 100 W 3 slating iu part Two 1,000-1b. Victor Chiurn, Separatof, X Pasteurising Vats, Cream Pumps, Clarifier, ' Viscolizor. Testorw, ~ Can Rinser, American Tu‘ter Citters, aout 450" fve and ten gallon Milk Cans, Can Drier and Blower, Matrs,. Snafting, Delting, Paper, Wrappers, Cartons, Seulitig Tape, 12,000 complete Butter Tub Liers, 8 Lbls, Cleanser, 8 drum Calely ilk of Magriesia, otc: aiso “Eik Grov and” “liue Itidee Buiter Trade-Marks. Refrigerating and Power Plant. 20.ton Frick Refrigetating Machioe, 2 73- h.p. Oll City Water ‘Tube Boilers; Bridge Etack and Damper Regulators, ldeal 30-k. @encrator, Engine and Swilchboard, Sub- merged Brine Cooler and Condensers, Feed Water Pumps and Tecelver, Feed Water Heatgrs, House Hot-Water Puinp. Retrigerat: Piptag, about ) feet Track, Trolley witches and Track Scales. t Poultry Dx About 600 Feeding Coops, about 200 Chicken nd Turkey Coops, Steel Feeding Batteris Egg Cawes,” Egg Crate Fillers, Flats, Scalding Pots, Tanks, Scales, Ete. Implements of Trade. Modern “*Toledo” and other Platform and Hlnxlu! Scal Platform, Barrel and Ware- house Trucks, h Register, Billing Machines, Tarpaulins, ete. Office Furniture and Equip- ment. Fiat Top and Standing Desks, Office Letter, Legal aud Card Index Files, 1 Met: Safes, 3 Burroughs Adding Dictapliopes, Multigraph Machine ment, Typewriters, Compometer, graph, Ktencil Machines, Check Wri ers, Sectional Bookcases, Dtup Lights, Office Partitions, ete. Automobiles and Trucks. Located at G1-81 Plerce St. N.B. 4 Dodge Dcliveries, 1 Ford Coupe, 3 Ford Touring Cars, 5 Ford Roadsters, 3 Witt Will Trucks (1-to: 1%-ton and 2-ton), 6 Ford Trucks, 1 Wilcox 2-ton Truck and Ford De- livery. Also Miscellaneous Auto Bupplles Parts, Oils, Grease, Alr Compressor, | Auto Dell\'ex& ators, Ete. FElectric_Freight Elevator, Elec Delaval Steam Es Blowers, Drili Press, Jacketed Paste Cooke Feed Grinder, Water Pump, Fire Extinguis ers, Electric 'Fans, Lighting Fixtures, Ozone Machine and Motor, Generator, Stesm and Hot-Water Piping, ete. Leasehold Interests for premises Nos. 92! B street n.w. and 922-924.926-928 Louista At No. 941 F Street S.W. 915-h.p. Otto Gas Engine and 5-k.w. erator and Switchboard, 5-h.p. Electric Motor, Hydraulic Prexs, Sausage Cutier, Water H er, ¢ Kraut Cutter, Corer, about 200 Poul- try Coops, about 800 Poultry Packing Boxes, 24 bales Excelsior, 338 cases Egg Crate Fille about 750 Osster Cans, Egg Cases, Strawber Crates, Barrels, Scales, etc. At Stable, 11th and Water S.W. 6 Double Wagons, 1 Single Wagon, 11 Se Double and Single Harness. At Warehouse, 10th and Water S.W. 8 Steel Meat or Fish Smokers, Trees and ;A‘ncki Waguer 10-h.p. Motor, Dough Mixer, ron Pot, ete. Tho cutire ussets, more or less enumerated above, will first be offered as an entirety, and not received, will be tail, commencing with the leases, trade-marks and personal property contained in premises Nos. 920-922-924-92¢ and 29 La. sve. n.w. Machinery and equipment at No. %41 ¥ w., wagons and harness at 1ith and reots s.w. and steel smokers, etc., At 10th and W, w. will be sold Thurs- day, July 12, mencing at 2 o'clock p.n., at 941 F street s.w., | t is not sold as an entirety, i Automobiles, trucks and garage supplies will be sold at Nos 61 Pierce street n.e. Fri- day, July 18, 1923, at 2 o'clock p.m., if plant is Hot #0ld as an entirety. Inspection upon application to the under- ned trustee OF auctioneer. erms: Cash, If sold a8 an entirety, a de- 1 ol { posit of 85,000 required at time of saie, bal- ance to be within 24 hours after sale, JOSEPH A. BURKART, Trustee, Je20-a&dbs.exSukhol Colorado Building. THOS. J. OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONEERS. 1 SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLINGE, NOB. 3019 TO 8041, INC., SHERMAN AVE. N.W. By virtne of a certain deed of tryjt, duly recorded in Liber Nu. 4635, follo 7) et seq., of the land recotds of the Distrlet of Columbi 620-d&ds,exSudh THOS. 3. OWE BON. AUCTIONEE TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE H DWELLING, No. 650 T STREET 8.1 By virtue of 'a certamn deed of frust duly ' recorded in Liber No. 4005, follo 5 et seq., of the land records of the Dustrict of fumbia, and at the request of the party ke- cured thereby, ~the undersigned ing trustee will sell, at pubiic muction la front of the premiscs, on FRIDAY, THE SIXTH | DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1923, AT FOUR ' O'CLOCK P.M., the following described land | and_premises, situate in the District of Co- Jumbia, and designated g8 and being part of | inal lots 2 aud 3 in square 878, fronting 0 "teat 'on T street, ‘mproved by prens | 050 1 etrect, dnd fully described in | Sold eubject to a prior deed balance cash. $200 de- acceptance of bid. . Con. and revenue stampe at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be com: plied, with withia 80 days or deposit “for- ted. ‘ JOBN G. SLATER, 2.3,5.6 Trustee. Jo THOS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY FRAME DWELLING, NO. 9th ST. N.W By virtue of & 'certain deed of trust dated | November 7, 1922, and being instrument No. | 189, recorded February 6, 1923, among the | land records of the District of Columbia, and t the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell, at public auction In front of the premises, on FRIDAY. | THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1923, AT FOUR-THIRTY 0'CLOCK P.3M., the | following described land and premiges, situate in the District of Columbia, and designated { as and being the north § feet of lot 7 and the south 7 feet of lot 8 in Normeat's subdivision of square 890, s per plat recorded in Liber B, at follo 21, of the records of the office of the_surveyor for the District of Columbia. ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash and bilance o one and two years secured by a deed of Arust on the property sold, or all cash at pur- chaser's option; $200 deposit required upon acceptance of bid. Couvevancing, recording l;lfl“r;r!llxlleb:fllfll)l llll.dp\lr(‘huwr'lt cost. Terms of e to comj with within 30 da; or deposit tnr!uw[ e HBRBERT T, SHANNON, #3-4&ds 0380 Tuste Trustees. or 30. | i MORTON J. LUCHS, |88270F the land Facords of the District of Cos | Tumbl nd &t the request of the party secured there- . the undersigned trustees will sell at pub- Lic' anegion. within the office of Thow. J. Owen & Son. 1331 “G st. n.w., on TBURSDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1028, AT TWO 0'CLOCK P.M., the foilowing described land and premises, situste in the Diatrict of Columbia, and denignated ns and being iots 83, 64, 63, 06, 67, 68, A9, 70, 71, 72, T8 and 74, in’ George J. lier's ‘subdiviston of lots in @ of “Mount Pleaxant' and ‘'Plensant Plains,” us per plat recorded in the office of {he wiryeyor for the District of Columbia In Liber 47, at fo Terms' of & subject to a first deed of trust for $15.000 second deed of trust for §7,600: balance cash. $300 deposit r quired 'upon scceptance of bid. Conveyanciog, recording and revente stamps at purchaser's cosc. Terms of sale to be complied with with- fa thirty duys or deposit forfeited, T. W. STUBBLEFIELD, GARFIELD A. STREET, _Je23Bt.exSu Trustees THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERI BY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4564 at follo and at th@ juest of the party s cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will at public auetion, at the office of J. Owen & Sot 1881 O st n.w., Washington, D. C.. on MOXDAY, THS NINTH DAY OF JULY, 'i923, AT THREE 0'CLOCK P.M., the foliowing described land and prem- ises situated in the District of Columbia: Lot numbered thirty-two (82) in square numbered forty-two undred ty-four (4244) i Clara A. Marden ‘and others' subdivision of lots in id square and other proj ias bels in the subdivision known Bherwood l:’ Villa Park as per plat of the first mentioned subdivision recorded in liber 42, folio 8 of 4 records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbis Terms: One-third cash, balance in aliments one and two years, with Inte: G per eent annom, - payable sem! nually from the day of sale, and secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cagh, at the purchaser's option. A deposit of ‘will be required at the time of sal All con. verancing and recording will be pu chaser’s cost. Terms to be complied with within ten days, the trustees re. the risk and cost | | BPACKI %26 METROPOLITAN WAREHOUSE CO. BTORAGE, PACKING AND SHIPPING. Phone Potomac 682. ' 50 Florida Ave. N THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUOTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF 4fth AND MACOMB STREETS, WESLEY HEIGHTS, X By virture 'of a certain deed of trust rded, in Liber No. 2612, folio 439 RATRRRIRITAPARAII i€ Who Moves You £ € € sell, At public auction in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF JULY, A. D! 1923, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P. M. the ' following described land and premises situate in the District of Columbia, and de: ated as and being lots 1, 2 and 3, block (now_square 1608), Wesley Helgts, ne per plat recorded in Liber county 7. page 117, | n the survevor's office of the Dintrict of Columba. ene lota are about 200 yards from the American University grounds, and haye fine Norway maples about 23 years o'd. Terms of sale: $1.000 can remain on property and the balance cash, or all cash t purchasers option. $200 required upon cceptance of bid. ~Conveyaneing, recording and revenue stampé at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be complied with within 30 days or deposit forfelted. FRANKLIN H. HOUGH. JOIN M. HENDERSO Is Just as Important as ! Where You Move Phone Main 6000—Our padded vans and_experienced and careful mea are at_your service. Storage in our fireproot furaiture warehouse at reasonsble rates. Merchants’ Transfer & Storage Co. 920.922 E Street N.W. Telephone Main G900 AAAA AR | LEGAL NOTICES. STEPHENS and GEORGE P.| BARSE, Attorneys. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbla.—In re the establishment of buflding restriction lines on the south side of Hamiln street and on the west alde of 12th treet, In winare 8875, lumbla.—District Court No. 157 order of pubil that the Comum Iumbia, pursusnt to the provislons of an A of Cougress approved June 21, 1006, entitled | “An act providing for the establishment of a uniform building line on streets iu the Dis trict of Columbia, less than ninety feet wide,” | as amended by ‘the act approved Mar. 1917, entitied ““An act making appropriations | to provide for the expenses of the government | of the District of Columbla for the fiscal year | ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and eighteen, and for other purposes,”” have filed & petition in the court praying the condemna- tion of the land necessary for the establish- meat of buiiding reatriction lines on the wouth #ide of Hamlin street and on tthe west side of 12th street, in equare 8875, in the District of Columbia, a8 shown on & plat or map filed with the sald petition, s PAIt thereof, and praying aiso that this court empanel a jury in ace~ra ance with the law provided for in such Cesew to assoss the damages each owner of land o Dbe taken may Austain by reason of the es lishment of sald building restriction lines on the wouth side of Hamlin street and the weat slde of 12th street, in square S870. for which this proceediog has been instituted, and the condemuation of the land for the purposes_ thereof, and to wssess an henefita te- sulting therefrom the entire amount of said damages, including the expenses of these pro ceedings, upon any and &l lots, parts of lnts, R of land which may be bene Rted by the establishment of xaid build'ng se. striction lines, in the proportion that the said Jury may find sald lots, Darts of loie, pieces or ‘parcels of Tand will be benefited, as pro vided for in and by the aforesnid acts of Congress. Jonrt, this 20th day o June, that all persone having any inferest In these proceedings be, and they are hereby warned and commanded to appear in this Court on or before the 26th dny of July, 1923, at 10 o'clock a.m., and continue in’ attendance until the Court shall have made fts final ordet ratifying ami con {frming the award of damages and the aswess. ment of benefits of the jury to be empaneled and swora herein, and it is further ORERED, & copy ot this notice and lished twice a week for two su. in The Washington Evening 8t ington Post pebers published in the atrict, c ng at least ten days befare the said 28th d of July, 1923 It is further ORDERED, thy & copy 'of this notice and order be served the United States marshal or bis deputies upon such of the owners of the fee of the land to| be condemned hereln as may be found by the | sald marahal or his deputics within the Dis- | trict of Columbia and upon the tenants and | occupants of the same before the sald_20th dey of July, 1933 By the Court: F. I A&dn.exSn il o ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Groceries, Val- uable Fixtures, Etc., Contained in Premises No. 3801 New Hampshire Ave. N.W. By virtie of & certain chattels deed of trust duted May 24, 1923, and recorded May 29, 1923, among the land records for the Dis- trict of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned teus- tees will sell by public auction, within the above premises. on THURSDAY. THE FIFTH DAY OF JULY, 1023. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M.. stock of Grocerfes. Oak, Opelite and Mirror Front, Ice Box, Counter, Computing and_other Scales, Shelving, M Block, Butcher's Tools, Oak and Piate Gl Retrigerating Case, Floor Case. et; The above will first be offered as an en. tirety and if a satistactory bid 1s uot received will ‘be immediately sold in detail, Terms: Cash. JOSEPIL B. STED 3.C. DE PUTRON. J028.29.50-172.8 Trktees. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEES' BALE OF NO. 4017 DENNISON PLACE, FORT RENO, D. C By virtue of a certain deed of trust, No. reccrded March 28, 1 in the recor of' deeds’ office, D. C., und by dircction the party securéd, we will sell at public auc tion, {n front of ‘said premises, on MONDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF JULY, 1928, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., lot 5 in block 4 of Onfon and Butty’ subdivislon, now” called Reno. per plat in survesor's ofice, D. C.. in liber Governor Shepl, folio 81, being the above numbered premise n as lot 806, square 1765, le: $200.00 cash at tim Tecms of balance purchase money in two equ ments, represented by the notes of the pur. chater payable &t one wnd two years, with interest at 0 per centum pr suuum, aad se- cured by first deed of trust on the property, of all cAsh at purchaser's option. Sale to closed within sixty days fiom date of sale, ouierwise deposit be forfeited and prop. erty resold at defaulting purchaser's cost and risk. JAMES L GI Trustee. 4018 Chesapeake st. n.w. ENOS JENKINB, Trustee, 8448 Wisconsin ave. Je2T-a8&dn.exSudivs TIOS. J. OWEN & TRUSTE! SALI | ON, AUCTIONEERS, OF VALUABLE IM. ESTATE CONSISTING OF BUILDING NO. 825 MICHIGA NORTHEAST, FRONTING ALSO ON 9th STREET, WASHI . Whereas default having been made in pay- ment of the principal of the deht and the faxes on the property constituting the security for The sime, secured gn_the hersinafter, de. scribed 1and and prenffses by a certatn deed of trust bearing date July 1, 1918, and re- LANGUAGES All modern languages tanght by expert. enced native teachers. Day and Eveni Classes. Pri lessons. R tuition. Catalog om_requ son Free ~Reduced mer Rates, BERLITZ School 816 14th st. n.w. FRENCIT AND SPANISH Summer courses; coaching for high school. MARET FRENCIC 8CHOJL. ¢ SIDDONS, Jnstice. _(Seal) A true copy Test: MORGAN H. BEACH, Clerk. Ry Corded_August 1. 1018, In Liber No. 4088 at [, " follo No. 488, of the land records of the Dis- E SFtne’ Noler of The Botes “secured” Uy said _EDUCATIONAL deed of trust, the undersigned, the trustees CONGRESSIONAL INSTITUTE, the powers vested in them by said deed of | Itallan classes and private lessons. Summer trust, will offer for sale ut public anction in { courses. Reduced rates ' FRIDAY, THE 1THIRTEENTH DA = . the following described land ments, rights, wars and appurtenances thore. clonging, situate and lying in the count: ‘ rt of lot numbered one (1) in block num- rea ‘four (4) in Lelghton and Pairo, tru aid subdivision recorded in Liber County No. 8, folio 189, of the records of the office of scribed by metes and bounds, as follows, viz: Deginning for the same at the northeasterly Funning thence in a southerly direction ‘alo sterly line of said lot. oun{:”um a SINGIAM. Awst Clerk__ 1+3.2.0.1 trict of Columbia, and at the written request uamed in said deed of t:ust, In pursusnce of | 1018 Vermont ave. B.w.—French, Spanish. | nt of the premises AT FOUR 0'CLOC wud premises, With the improvements, ease- H Washington, District of Columbia, nawely subdivision o “ifrookiand,” as Dér piat | | sirveyor of the District of Columbia, de- cortier of said lot on Bunker Il road. and feur” hundredtiis (85 thence sioteis, ien Rooms, ‘\;\:\rl-' went Houses, Clubs, Cafeterias wed trained men and women— il departments — uncrowded —fine living—quick ad- vancement. Our methods ia. dorsed—our students employed everywhere. Call or write. Classen now totming LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS 1340 New York Ave. STEAMSHTPS. foet to the westerly thence northerly along said | westerly line sixty-six nd sevents-hundreths | ) feet to Bunker Hill road. and thence along sald road on the mortherly line of said ot Atty-four and Bty-eight hundredths (54.38) feet to the place of beginaing. Terms of sale: One-third (1-4) of the pur. chse price in cash, of which a deposit of three hundred dollats ($300) must be made with the trustees at time of sale, and the bulance in equal notes of the purchaser, pay: able in one and two years after the date of sale with intereat at the rate of six per cent | : i I : L U LlJ, per aunum aud payable sembannuaily, secured | H L @ SUVA. AUCKLAND, SYONEY y first deed of trust on the property sold. or at the option of the purchaser. The The Well Equipped Roral Mail Steamers, “NIAGARA' (2,000 tons)-.Aug. Oct. le to be complied with within Af: teen days from date of sale, in default of c 13,500 tons)...Aug. 31 Nov. rom Vancouver, B. C which the property will be resold at the risk ly Can. Pa and cost of the defsulting purchaser after ork uve.. Washington. Oanadian Australasian Line, Winch Building, 5 2 published fn Washington, D. C. All convey- ancing title examination, revenne stamps snd record| at the expense of the purchaser; taxes, rentals and insurance to be adjusted to date of closing of sale. HAROLD E, DOYLE, WILLIAM L. MILLER, 788 10th st. n.w. 1e29-d&ds.exSu&hol Trustaes. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO. TORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1418 10th STREET N.W. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia passed In equity cause No. 30633, will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF JULY, 1923, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., tite following described iand and premises, ‘situate in the District of Co. lumbia and being the south 13.83 fext front of lot 24 in square 838, improved by premises No. 1418 10th t. n. One-third of the purchase five daya’ readvertisement In some newspaper 741 Hastings St. West, Vancouver. B. C. 1st, 24 and 3rd Class Accommodations, NEW S. S. COLUMBUS Largest and Fastest German Ship 82,000 tons, 20 kuots speed New York Plymouth Bremen Oct. 24 oy Jan. 5 Excellent Accommodations on_the NEW S. S. MUENCHEN New York—Bremen Direct July 7 Aug. 11 Sept. 14 Superb One Class Cabin Ships Humover ...July A7 Aup. 28 Sept. 3 July 25 Aug, 29 Oct. A ont. .8 Terms of sale money to be pald in cash and the balance ia two equal instaliments, payable in oue and two years from the day of sale, and to be represented by the promissory notes of t purchaser, bearing interest at the rate of Per centum per annum, payable semi-an- nually, and secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. §200.00 deposit required upon acceptance of bid. “All conveyancing, notary feen. recording and revenue stamps at pur- chaser's cost. 'Terms of sale to be complied with within " thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee resetves the right to a cost of r fve daye’ adeer: o in some newspaper published in Washington, D. C. — WILLIAM 'C. ‘SULLIVAN, 410 Gth st. n. Je7-0&ds,exBukhol Trustee. tes, near State St or any local steamship agent. | | MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE ' MOVING STORAGR KRIEGS RESS NG SHIPPING a 4 Bt N.W. Main f00. Storage, Packing, Shipping At lowest rates. Louis Notes, 421 10th st. n.w. Phone Frank- lin 3403. LONG-DISTANCE HAULING. i RED BALL TRANSIT CO. NATIONAL HOUSEHOLD MOVERS, 4 Woodward Bid. Maln 2162, “Jown the Ezperienced Trapelers’ The Maraitcent “FRANCE” The Magnificent “FRANCE wad,, July 4 (8a'ling 11 A M) PARIS.. Jul; l&lll. 15 Sept. FRANCE ......Jul Aug. 22 Sept. 1 LAFAYETTE.Aug. 4 Sept. 1 Bept. 29, New York—Havre—Faris ’..S'"K 18! ot '. 1 le’;t‘ 8 28 Aug. 30, ounsillon. . .. New York Daviiaht Havinp Tim Looal French Line Agents or Company’s Offioe, 1408 New York Ave. N.W. N W Month and up Local and Long-Distance MOVING. By Careful Men. _Rates Reasonable, PACKING BY EXPERTS. Goods insurod $2.000 while in our long-distance vans. NATIONAL CAPITAL BTORAGE & MOVING CO., North 8845, 0. 43442 U 8t. MW, L’L.fls.u:. DRY_STORAGE FOR FURNITORE a anos. Estimnte cheerfully given. Con- \“ggcnun-{. 5P fent location ave, nw. Phone Mai UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING. the Kings—Palestine, etc. PHONES: M. 4220. F. 2425 FIREPROOF. Olympic, Homeric, etc. JULY 3, 1923. CUNARD a0 ANCHORUuines ¥. Y. to Cherbourg and Seutbampten. MATRETANIA o, Joly 10 Aok, T BERENGARIA. AQUITANIA. A to Plymouth, Cherbour mburg LACONIA (new)...July 13 Aug. 53 Sopt. 28 TYRRHEENIA (now)..Aus. § Bept. 18 Oct, 17 N, Y. to Cobh (Wueonstown) and Liverpool. FRANCONIA (new).July 7 Aug. & Sept 1 CARMANIA July 14 Aug. 18 Sept. 18 July 38 Aug. 25 Sept. 88 Boston_to Cobh (Quaenstown) end Liverpos ) yduly 12 Aug. § Supi BOYTHIA (new)...July 30 Aug. §3 to Londonderry ana Gia: COLUMBIA . .JI\{ 7 A ASSYRIA .........July 14 Aug. 11 Aug. 98! 14 t. a n-my-‘ 1n Sept. 20 MEDITERRANEAN ‘on Palatial Liner GIULIO CESARE JULY 7th Lorgest and Fastest Italion Liner. Other, Ssilings to ITAL: +.Juiy 17 Aug. 25 Colombo July 81 Sept. 11 America Aug. 7 Sept. 21 ITALIA AMERICA SHIPPING CORP. One State Bt. New York Taormina CAMERONIA (new).July 31 Aug. 18 Sept. TUSCANIA (new) -....8ept. 8 Got, 8 Nov, N. Y. to Plymouth, ‘Gherbourg and Loucon. ALRAWIA ‘(new)..July 7 Aug. 1 SAXONIA Avg. 4 Bept. 15 Round_the ‘Wotld Oruise From New York. FRANCONIA (new) s See your local Tunard Agent or write Lunard a0 Anchor X 8 Cinen. SIT 14th ot aw. asting 3 Vacation Tours $83 And Up—Including All Expenses. Al the attractions of & delightful yachting cruise to a Quant Foreign Land. Kermudn Ts Cool in Summer. Avgrage Summer Temperature, 77 deg. Al Sports—Modern_Hotels—No' Passparts S S. “FORT VICTORIA® S. S. “FORT ST. GEORGE" Seilings Wodnesdays and Saturda: Nend_for Npecial Tours Booklel FU! 81 RNESS BERMUDA LINE 1 Tourist Agt. RIO DE JANKIRO MONTEVIDEO BUENOS AIRES ol beskty md lviewrating §.5. Vawari July 14 8. S. Vaubau July 28 somfortable shipe eontaining 9 et o, e fours arousd St For Rates, lllustrated Literstare, étc., Apply LAMPORT & HOLTLTD. 'OADWAY, NEW YORK mabip or Tourls A‘l!‘;( or Hicks, 1208 F Tal Disteict Ak Any_ St B M. a EUROPE BERMUDA MAKE SUM R BOOKINGS VoW Mediterranean, Caribbean and North Cape Summer Cruises Europ rient, South America Stezmship Tickets—All Lines Regular Rates Tourist Agency Woodward Building Phone Mnoin 1088 EE Havana, the Panama Canal, the giant Andes and the wonderful ecitles of Latin- America. A trip on the luxur- iously appointed “E" steamers. 14.350 tons displacement, the largest ships to Peru and Chile, is indeed a delightful experi- ence. Kvery travel comfort adapted to_tropical conditions New York—-Havana Panama—FPeru—Chile EBRO ....... ESSEQUIBO ipeolat Relierd " Raice 1o lound South American Towrs P..CIFIC 26 Broadway, Or Local Agents 15 Bept. 29 ot, 20 Nov. ‘15 HOLLAN AMERICA LINE NEW YORK TO ROTTERDAM Via Plymonth, Boulogne-sur-Mer NEW AMSTERDAM .July 7, Aug. 11, Sept. 15 | VEENDAM w)...July 14, Aug, 18, Sept. 23 03 Taty 98, Sept 1. Osk. ¢ iy, 58, Sept. 1, Och. Aug. 4, Bept. Oct. : LOCAL AGENTS RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Two Hotels at One Rate $3.50 up diy. Speel. wkiy. Amer. Plan d Ficeproof Annex. h. Cap. 400; central: open surround- 8; opposite Catholic and Protestant churches. Private buths. || RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS Excell tabl h bl ‘Win- Soweserosncd.” Whtte service, ~ Bookiet IROQUOI 3.50 Day Up. Specl. Wkiy. Am. Plan o Carolina Ave.. Flaht off Bordwalk ; con: venient to all attractions Capacity 500; sirictly modern; elevator: private batha RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS Large, besutifully appointed solarium. Re- £in'd putronae. "Crimine and serviee unex- celled. " Booklet. Both hotsls ownership manngement. R 'B. LUDY. M. D, | | bathin R ESORTS. b I’OII-I)/OIII'AOHIC 70 destination YOUR Trunks—in fact all of your baggage can be checked, on your ticket at your hotel, or residence direct to destination. Special Delivery Service is a convenience planned to save you time and worry. D UNION TRANSFER CO. Baggage Express All principal cities RESORTS. OCEAN GROVE, ! RESORTS. BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, PA. FcoLn s EVeRY Rodde MARYLAND. 3 ROHAL WOME, ON WEST RIVER AND Chemapenxe Mar. Boating, Lathing. Selin large lawn. cool breezes, spacious porches, big open_din modern convenierces, ex- for danciog; Gentiles on! Write for booklet. Mrs. Matlida No Shady Side, Md. Pione West River 2171 Fare VAKWOOD FARK INN—BEAUTIFUL AND heal(hful: excelient table and accommodation ideal foF test, recreation and amusement: Epa- cious lawns. ‘tennls. music. dancing, boatlng fuhing, eic.: moderate rates: booklet rs. PENTZ, Box 194, St. Michaels, M we —TOTEl, BT, GEONGE free. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. The most centrally located hotel on the Boardwalk, at Tennessee Avenue Americnn Plan Gapasity 500 [2 Plan Gorate i ent Kuickerbecker Grill Splendid Food Bert Estiow's Orchestra Ownership M: vy B. Cravia . Managing Dir, Jotel s - Dercrntd,; = ] ATLANTICCITY.N.J. i § Theideal American plan hotel § directly on the ocean front. CAPACITY 600 BRICK GARAGE HeEEDISON Michigan Avenue, near beach. Heautiful hotel section, Beet of food, servioe. c.eaniiness Al outsids rooms, Garage. *Free bathin privileges. * Showars, privats batrs. clevator, spacious porches, music. RUNNING \WATER IN ALL ROOMS American plan (with meals), 83,51 per day up, S U Vi Phones Marine 6128 of 6.3, WELLSBORO Kentueky Ave., near Boach, cor. hoose: epen surround- ings; center of attrections snd plers. Rugaing water i rooms, private baths. ~Bathing privilees from hote 5 1o strect. Tabje unexcelied, 8590 up daily; apecial weekly Ameriexn Plan. Orces- tra, Dancing, Gas 63 et Owership Direction, 1 7. C. TOBES, Propristor. 8t. George fsland. Md. Auto rond from Washington. 17¢ BAY SIDE INN BETEEmoN— Overlooking Chiesapeake bay. Great water view. High. Bhady iawns. Garage. Electrie lights. Hotel Chesapeake on beach, all resort amusements, Mr Prop. ~ TBRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. HOTEL BRADDOCK ®riie tlons. Pictoresque scenery. Tennl: g, Horseback Tiding. Write Chitken Dinners a Speéiaity CHESAPEAKE B AGAVIEW HOTEL—The eool beach; rates reasonable. good service; motor boat for fishermen; Chesapeake Beach, Md. F. G NOLTE, Prop. 1° FOR WENT-_NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGH, FUR. nished, North Chesapeake Beach, Md. In quire Franklin 40460 . DEER PARK, MD. _ Deer Park Hotel & Cotiages Deer Park, Md. Altitnde, 2,700 ft. Excel lent 18-hole golf course, swimming pools, orchestra, dancing. R. I.. POLLIO, Menager. NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH. ACATION AT LETCHMORE ‘Washington ave. and Phlladelphia ooking: lovcly, cool rooms, micely ished: at fura OCEAN CITY, MD. t and safest bathing beach on Atlantic const: ‘ocean on one side. bay on other: cool: golf, tennis, fishing, boating’ and dancing. . De: Comfortable, homelike sur. The Dennis, {Jn0ni" 20™ iloiens table. View of ocean and bay. Reasonable rates. Mrs. R. 4. DENNIS. THE “IDYLWILD Ronrdwalk. Best service. DR. E. L. BRIT- TINGHAM, Ownership Management. _aul6* June and Scason Kates. Ideal fam!ly hotel in Chelsen_section. Book- let._Caparity, 500. F SOUTH AFRICA UNION CASTLE LINE for waflings and fnrther Infarmation annly Wanderson & Son. Gen. Passenger Agts 26 Broadway. New York, Or Any Steamship Ticket Agents NQRWEGIA AMERICA LIME MODERN STEAMERS—Short Route to Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany Juy & Aue 10 ot 13 Bergenstiord. Beineationd: Passenger Offce. ‘July 20 ‘Aug. 28 Oct. 22 Whitehall 8t., MELROSE HALL 8. Carolina ave. ne 1 to plers and nll amusement running water; electricity; elevator to street; unex- {celled’ culsine; cap., 200; bathiog from hot $3.50 day, $17.00 up weekly. JACK FONI Prop., for 18 yrs. Pres’t Brunswick Club, Wash. LEWIS Formerls Hoiel Channell, Pacific and Iilinols ave., close to Beach; modern throughout: run- ning water {n rooma; private baths; bathing from hotel: bountiful table; garage. Booklet. 0SCAR_VAGO, Proprietor. Creston Delighttul Far Western VACATION TRIPS California via Colorado and the Rockies. optional trip to Hawalian Islands. 3 to 6 weeks. Make your own itinerary. All details arranged by American Express Travel Dept. Write for ““Summer Va. cation Suggestiona™ 1328 ¥ Bt. N.W. UNITED AMERICAN LINES Joint Service with HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE EUROPE ENGLAND FRANCE GERMA™Y To Plymouth, Cherbourg, Hamburg Resolute - July 10 RELIAN( july 24 Aug.2l 18 e L Rad L4 ST ; : ALBERT BALUN‘AM: 26 Sepr. 6 Oct. 18 To Hamburg Direca—Cabin Ships WESTPHALIA ~ July 12 Aug.23 Oct. 4 H THURINGIA Aug. 2 Sept.13 Oct. 25 HANSA . . . Aug 5 Sepr.20 Nov. | Sailings from W. 46th St., New York z Broadway New York ‘o local steamablp sgents t e MEDITERRANEAN d Grand Cruise by new Red Star Liner BELGENLAND the most modern, luxurious, replete and the largest the Mediterranean. A carefully planned itinerary, including main point of interest; a long stay in steamersailing to avery Egypt—Caito—the Valley of wvisit to Paris and London on homaward trip. Stopover privilegs with retarn by Majestic, o P aie micy 19 March 36, 1924 Cruise Limited to 500 Guests TRANSFER & STORAG LOCAL & LONG DISTANGE MOVERS Moosrn FIREPROOF suiLDIN (WE CRATE, PACK AND SHI PHONE NORTH 3343 313 YOU STREET N. W 245 Broadway THOS. COOK @ SON NEW YORK or Local Steamship Agents On Ocean front at Montpelier Ave, Sultes with h; runuing water all rooms: elevaior: spe H. M. REEVES. American bian. "W puRa: OUIELLL. < "Tennessee ave. near beach: thoroug! 1y modern; Amer., $£17.50 up wkl, urop., $7.80 up wkly. K. Rawley, Owner. The Worlds Greatest Hotel Success. The Tenness-e Ave, and Beach New Fireproof Addition Running water in all rooms from Hotel. Masic. Daneiny le 'EAN 8.50-52 day up. Bpec. wily. J. Miller Cottage 7, table. $2.30 up dally; weekly, bathing. _EMERSON CROUTHAMEL New Avalon Hotel Screened porches. > $3 per day _up wkiy: rates on application. Dancing, bath- house OLIVER_DITTO,_Prop. COTTAGE On Boardwalk: excellent table; bathing tree. @Mrs. M KAYE. ON BOARDWALK, THE RIDEAU 7% IO e, Excellent_table. LA FAYETTE JOHNSO Hotel and Cottages. Ocean front. Best service. Orchestra, Ballroom, Grill and Tearoom. _Golf, The | 3o oven. — Ocean front, Ring water in rooms. Ail con. Lin-Mar, venlences. Rathhoises st | tached. Mrs. H. F. BOYD. NURSING COTTAGE. d at Ocean City. M CENTRALLY LOCAT: ideal for rest and fseuperation. Apply GRADUATE NURSE. fex 12._Salisbury. Md. . ~~ “THE SHOREHAM” Ocean Front. A New Ifotel Just Completed. MRS. KENDALL C. HASTINGS. Ocean City Golf Course. New Nine-Hole Course. “COLONIAL HOTEL _ 10n boardwalk; running water in every room. Private baths. Hooklet. Ownership management. “"HOTEL HAMILTON OCEAN FRONT The Hastings Hotel Jore: RAYMORE *fc | Atlantic Hotel cellent_rooms and private bath. B. CONNER. Mrs. CHAS. LUDLOW. Homelike. looking ocean and _bay. M % CAREY, Owner- Rates reasonable. rs. 8. L rop. _Bathing. mKERS On Doardwalk. Hot and Bi cold Tunning water. Golf and tennls privileg: ONB,__Phone 76. C. H. TIM Opens June 23, ocean front, 2nd yr. und resent management. Frivate baths, musie, xnndn(. C. W, PURNELL, Pro) Mgr. at ever; The Belmon! “vith ocean view. Cool._delightful oot i jR_HBARRE SHADY ee Difectly on Chesapeake Arandel Honse v e Soett : ng, boating. un: e ealied home cooking. T. M. ot Bhady Side, Md. Tel. Weat River 302-F- i1 o) SSEY. TABOR INN Ocvan_oud Gonnectieut 1deal location; large, alry rooms. 8 ason cates. 215t season. Owner management. s+ P. & A. M. DUNN. Hotel Stanley, 5, Cariiin ave. 250. Private baths, run: ning water in_rooms, ‘white. service, daneing, bathing allowed. GEO. L. KLEINGINNA. HOTEL WALDORF New York Ave. near Beach. $8 up daily, clal_weekly. Bathing from hotel. E. 8. Bi ASBURY PARK. N. J. DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN sort Hotel Pre~eminent oot "Sharmin Denis-axs Also The Manon, St. Peteraburg, Fla, , New and Fireproot. HOTEL ALBION Eflleh!lflnnl |hdoul: fllwcfl Wl, fully mecdern; ot “hpd Cold Fnning water in. evy ; e D TOWNBEND, Owner and Bre e MADISON Sunset Ave, second hotise from Ocean. ‘Spectal July rates. ¥. DODMAN HAWK. Prop. CEAN_GROVE, N. J. OCEAN GROVE, N. J. gnd Xevtune TownaMip A POPULAR FAMILY ORT NO MOSQUITOBS Surf bathing; pavilions; fshing pler. Concerts 4 ind_Inf ition address OCZAN GEOVE HOTEL ABSOGIATION, 1O, GO TO NEIMEYEI'S, at Shadyside, Md., for ion: good home cooking; cool rooms: fishing, crabbing and ting; fine diinking water; beat place on Wett river: 100 or information Sorerur e; Mta.” Reasonable ratei SHADY BIDE, NI’ Fishing parties and accommodations for waok . Write 4 PROCTOR, Shady Side, Md. Box & NEW _YORK. FIAGARA FALLS—Rooms in a private home of doctor for tourists. Communicate with M: George Eldridge, 404 Ferry ave., Niagh HARPERS FERRY, W. VA, THE LOCKWOOD Mrs. A. P. Daniel, Prop. Open for the Season REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. Ucedn_front. | Fiotel Henlopen 0, front — | Paved road all way. Clean, Bool safe beach. tamillg et with map. Special rates fami - iof fond. Same managemen i PENNSYLVANIA L RET INN, Strondwburg. Pa. Capacity 200; 19th season; croguet, bathing, tennin: Bacre iawn: ol shade, S00.ft. veranda: garage; booklet. W. M. BURNBTT. jullg® — BEDFORD_SPRINGS, PA. SoRINGe e HOTEL High up in the Allegheny Mountains and on the Lincoln Highway. Golf, tennis, swimming, boating, fshing, motoring, ¢ards and dancing. Blg, modern hotel, with metropolitan factl- ities. Fomous Bedford Mineral Waters, Excollent culsine. Write for booklet. MARTIN SWEENY, Manager ON | Buena Vista Spring Hotel Buona Vista Springs, Franklin Co., Pa. Blue Ridge Mountains Capacity, 500 to November Golf, Tennis, Mountain Climbing. Eze collent’ Food and Bervice. Spiendid Stats Roads, Garage. Write for booklet, Tates, ote. Address until June lst JOHN J. GIBBONS, Mannger Hotel Rennert, Baltimore. ATER] [for Gap. Pa. Leading botel Capaclty 600. Every modern appointment. High. cool lock: | tion; magnificent scenery. ' Goif, Tennis, Sad- | dle Torses, Bathing, Fishing, Water Sports, { Datly concerts and dapces. — American plan: also a la carte grill. Excellent culsin Write fot let m 1923 Rates for Season. and | Fi Tourlsts. JOHN PURDY COPE. VIRGINIA | THE WYGEIA, VA. BEACH, VA —OCEAN front. centrally located: large verandas: il facilities for surf bathing. MRS, J. E. DYER, ownership_managemen . PRINGS. VA, Ork‘ney Springs Hotel Washington’s Mountain Resort 2,800 feet eleration; cool; Ameries table the best: golf, tennis, riding, danei iimiming hod all Amusemenis; miseral springh A5d batls: reasonable. rates. E. 1. COCKRELL, Pres. VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. The Waverley 1w Yeach. Ve Now /pen_after belng thoroughly enovated. Private baths: moderate spring rates. CANADA. Jet away to Canada —something @'fTerent s-awag' 3 . el p-giving alf e merve-resiing, pine-scenied. S ::1‘ g | bing thasmakes ite worth while. Rate week up. lllustrated B oklet. Royal Mutkoka Hotel, P. 0. SIMMONS PLANNING KLAN DRIVE ABROAD Will Explain His Proposal at Open Meeting Tonight in San Antonio. Lake Ressess, Outarie By the Assoclated Press. BAN ANTONIO, Tex. July 3.~The first public discussion of proposed plans to extend the work and in- fluence of the K. K. K. outside the United States to all white English- speaking peoples and later to Nordics of Protestant faith will be made by Emperor Willlam Joseph Simmons of the Ku Klux Klan at an open meeting here tonight. The klan's world movement, Em- peror Simmons said today, has pre- viously been discussed only in the imperial kloncilum, It is explained that the extension of klan activities to other white Protestant peoples. articularly to England and the Eng fish dependencies, will be done under an organization to be known as the Knights of the Universal Kingdom— the K. U. K. 5,000 RAILMEN RAISED. B. & 0. Clerks Get 10 Cents a Day Pay Increase. Spectal Dispateh to The Btar. BALTIMORE, July 3.—About 5,000 clerks employed at various points on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad sys- tem have had their pay ralsed 10 cents per day, effective July 1. Some of (haflolher clagses of labor will also receive increases, it was announced, as a result of the conference on wages and working conditions held between officlals of the company and representatives of the Brotherhood of Rallway and Steamship Clerk Freight Handlers and Station Em ployes. Frelght station employes will re- ceive an increase of 20 cents per day and miscellaneous station and ba gage room employes will receive in- creases of 1 and 2 cents an hour. The eight-hour day is in effect for all classes of labor affected by the agree. mont. The increase in pay of the clerks goes to all those who have been in the employ of the company for two years or more and very near- ly restores the scale in effect June 30, 1922, when the United States La- bor Board ordered a cut of 3 cents an hour. I ————— SPEED OFFICER CAN'T FIND “HIGH OFFICIALS” Chicago Arrest Waits on Former Mayor Broening of Baltimore and Others. By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, July 3.~Motor Cycle Policeman_ John J. Martin of ‘Wheaton, IIl, 18 still trying to serve a warrant, oharging speeding_and failure to appear in court, on W. J. Broening, former mayor of Baiti- more; J. Albert Cassidy, commission- er of volice at Baltimore; William A. Marhle, secretary of labor of th state of New York, and Rodney Brandon, supreme seoretary of the Loyal Order of Moose at Moose- heart, Il The alleged offense of speeding took piace Thursday night, when an automoblile, said to have contained the party, sped through Wheaton at about_forty-five miles an hour. Of- flcor Martin overhauled t! car, but when he learned the identity of his victims he lost sense of speech. He let them name their own day in court. They never came back. FIRE FIRST IN 18 MONTHS, GREER, 8. C., July 8.—The Gyeer fire department answered its first call within the eity 1imits of Greer in one year, six months and ten days. A negro restaurant was destroyed with a loss of 3'00' Greer has a popula- tion of 4,000 and maintaine & pald fire department. |