Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1923, Page 23

REAL FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOV/SES Continy BLOOMINGDALE. Nine-room home in the bext section of Bloomingdale, with parlor, reception hall, din- ing room and kitchen and five bedrooms: room for garage. 1f xold this month, can be bought for $5,000; $1,000 cash, balance monthly. , SAUL’S ADDITION. One of the most attractive detached hom ‘this section, just off 14th street car line: Tooms, modern in every respect: beautifully screened sleeping porches; laundry nice garage; front and side porches; {pmediate possession’ can bo given. Irice, in 8 FIRST COMMERCIAL. Splendidly located: large corner store with -room and bath spartment above: three-car Brick garage in rear: has recently been remo- VAted and s in splendid condition, Foswes- sion can be given in two wecks. Wonderful opportunity. Price, $14,000. CHEVY CHASE. Bemi.detached 6-room home: electric light; Dot-water heat: fncloved sleepiny ous yards: nice arrangement for ideally located. Prico reduced to $11,500. MT. PLEASANT. One of the most attractive tapestry brick houses {n this exclusive section, 35 square from car and bus line; contains 6 rooms aud inclosed sleeping porch; hot-water heat; electric lights; very large tiled bath: bullt-in gare The finlsh s ivory and mahogany, with hardwood “floors; attractive fixtures; & brick freplace in living room and automatic water heater are added features. Priced specially at $14,000 for quick sale on very low terms. all modern_con wood floors: open fireplace; metal weather- stripped throughout; large 2-car brick garage. The owner, in order to effect an fmmediats sale, hus priced this desirable home at $18,000, on fasonable terms. DOWNTOWN. Within 10 minutes’ walking dfstance of shopping distrlct: an eight-room and two-bath home; h.w. heat and electricity; hardwood floors throughout; five bedrooms: ' in perfect condition: four rooms now rented and show an excellent return. Price, $12,000, on reason- able terms. NORTHWEST. Corner home, splendid _northwest _section, overooking two parks; 22 ft. wide; extr large cement front and rear porches: ‘outside ventilated pantry arrangement; oak uoors Juet the type of property that makes an ex: ceptionally desirable home. Price, $11,750, on rewsonable terms, DOWNTOWN ROOMING HOUSE. Seventeen rooms, 3 baths: first commercial zome; now run on’ very profitable basis: can be remodeled into business as an Investment. roperty soned as this is daily increasing in value. Owner leaving city and will make at- tractive price. WYOMING AVE. N.W. ar 18th st.—A heautiful home in exclusive section. Ten dclighttul rooms, 3 baths: mod- ern 1o the last detail. To see this home s to appreciate its value. ant. In_excellent condition. Reasonably priced at $28.000. Will conwider offer,as to cash. Terms arranged. CHAS. D. SAGER, Main 36. 924 14th St. N.W. Main 37. SIXTEENTH STREET HIGHLANDS. One of the most chwrming homes in this beautiful residentisl Madison i offered for sule at n most reasonible price. &truction and contains 10 large rooms and 2 shower: hot-water heat and electric lights, hardwood floors Situated on wide, deep lct. You are Invited to inspect. with siate roof. outstunding value. Chevy Chase, Md. We are directed to offer for sale this mokt desirable detached home on a lot 50 by 150 fest. House contalns 8 large, bright rooms batl, hot-water heat, eleciric lights, oak <. Hias ample g Fossession with title. Price, $11 Saul's Addition. Price, £15,750—A beautiful orner home, wer'of 14th'st. House {8 bullt of hollow tile ¢ contains 7 rooms and bath; hot-water heat 1l Tights. ~ Garage. - Price has st on ‘matertalls rednced nad is a real value ut price quoted. Phone for appolatment to fnspect. Petworth. Price, $0.230—This thoroughly modern homs containing @ rooms and Dath. hot-water hea t, has just been listed with us for qn wale. New sleeping und breakfast orches have fust been nddad, the price quoted includes winter supply of coal. Do not Gveriook this offaring. Downtown Northwest. * Price, $13.500—A most desirable modern o one of the best residential xireeti close 1o 16th There are B rooms and bath: hot-water and electrie light Ample spuce for garage. House in A-1 condition and owner occunant wiil glve possession fu rea- sonable time tion. Premises No. 1118 This home {s of pre-war con- omplete tiled baths, ope wWith built-in 0f hollow tile construction, In our opinion this home fepresents an Chevy Chase, D. C. $16,500— Within ne and a half ve. car line, on one of this delightful section. There are 10 rooms, bathe: hot-water heat ic lights, hardwood floors; bulit-in ga- Inspection by appointment. Mount Plea £10.500—An Section. The hou Tot-water leat, Price, squares of Connecticnt the pretiiest streets 2 batbs. floars, Owner Phone o ear llne: ipant swill give oarly possession. Us regarding this property. Columbia Heights. This Kennedy-Davis honse represents one of the best values in a high-class home on the Heights. It is in_ superb condition and is absonitely modern throughout and contalns 10 rooms and bath. ssed porches, onk floors, ‘lectric lishts and has lot 125 feet deep, con: taining brick garage. Keasonable terms and carly possession. 3 First Commercial Zone. well located property situated 1Rth «t. and Connecticut ave. The to 30-foot alley, im- proved by substantial T-room dw and fite large. brick bullding in rear. 1is prop erts has just been liated with us for sale, and is worthy of your inspection. N. L. SANSBURY COMPANY, Inc., EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE 1418 LEye Street N.\V. Phones Main 5903-4-3. MEMBEIRS WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE ROARD. ARNOLD AND COMPANY, 1416 EYE ¢ MAI In order to render the gre ARNOLD AND COMPANY Ftantly directed toward s Deen relected from A listing of over 1.500 homes, properties, it wili pay you to try our service. RIVERDALE, TREET N.W. 2434, cst possible sersice to thowe who are looking for homes, have men of expecien co and Judgment whose attention fs con- s obtainable. The following homex have I of unusual interest. Investigate these MARYLAND. New house located only one-palf block from state road and one blcck from car line, containing Sve rooms, bath, sleeping porch, modern _convenience that ‘goes to make up of shade trees which render this a choice home. garage, electric lights, olectric range, every comfortable home coupled with an abuadance PRICE, $9.500. CHOICE HOME IN NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. On a wide avenue Just off 1ith street, rooms and bath, large frout porch. large rear porch, painted and papered throughout electric light, newl, trom $11,000 fo $15,500. we are offering a home containing six large sleeping porch, hot-water heat, gas, Homes in this location are selling PRICE, $7,150. COLONIAL BRICK HOUSE IN PARK VIEW. This home placed on the market for & for yourself. Six rooms and bath, hot-w rear porch. Perfect coudition. quick sale, priced extremely low. Come and ter heat, electric light, open frepiace, front PRICE, $9,350. GOOD BUY and_electric lights, hot-water heat, front and to inspect this howe. o PRICE BIG VALUE IN Tnukualls good value is this almost new Cement "frant. uoreh. npper and lower rear porchs. hot- bome for the mouey with terms that cannot be beat. IN SAUL'S ADDITION. Splendid opportunity o & vers good location. House contains six r ms and bath. gas Tear porches, deep lot. Your loss if you fail $8,750. BRIGHTWOOD. tapestry brick house, contains xix rooms, bath. er heat,” electric light. A splendid ACANT. PRICE, $9,500. GOOD BARGAIN ON Home located fn first commercial zone, sure of increase fn valu front and in unexce buth Bar, r porches, hot-water ied GEORGIA AVENUE. containing six rooms Deat, electric light, space for garage, paved ARNOLD AND COMPANY, 1416 EYE STREET N.W. MAIN 2434, NORTHWEST SUBURBAN—An Unbeatable Offer. Six-room bungalow style Central hall plan, unusuall casement windows throughont: of the highest grade: built-in bath The foundation i blue grani fact the construction from o large " NEW HOME—$15,000. New (1 Chase home: open_repiace: dnclosd i T each clowt country, Deep PLE! ug with an_exterior wlose charm Itying room finest white onk flooring, tub and the roof th o attle this delightful home on a quarter acre lot for $13,000. one-half block off Conn, m: finest onk flooring porch giving s Is tiie best value in & new home in this section. T—10 Rooms and 2 Baths—$14,250. literally defies description. stone open firepiace, puinted _and pancled walls plumbing fixtures throughout. expensive 'vari-colored slate. In Lest obtainable. You can buy It is & wonderful opportunity. with latest mo: is_th ave.: eight rooms. two baths: throughout and electric lights an excellent view of surrounding One of the most substantially constructed homes in old Mount Pleasant, with ten rooms, includ ranged as apartment This_house aud’is in splendid condition. A very good One of the most attractive bungalows we have had the pleasure of offering for sale in months. to x marked degree. There treplace: h.-w.h. and_elec. to sell quickly at $11,500. SAUL’S ADDITION—$11,950. A lights. best white oak ght cellar; ete. This is a lovely loci flooring: I The lot is large and there is & garage. It fs true colonial architecture and makes a home that fs picturesque re five large rooms, inc! Wling & living room with open Price charming semi-bungalow type home on a good sized lot, close to 14th street. It has ng; hot-water heat splendid condition and at least $1,000 under it's t ion and & beautiful home. . S BEAUTIFUL CORNER—]Just Off K St. N.E electric lights: big stone fireplace; day- —$8,850. Overlooking this spacious boulévard, this corner house in a location ever incr in_popul street a terms, NEAR THE CLUBS ‘Moroughly modern two-story house, tion: containk six large rooms and o The ot | GF fruit trees now bearin desirable sectlon and rity. There are six 1 ge d alley. rgain. ‘room Really this is & splendid by 162x160, and’ contains shade t This 18 ‘oue of the most attra . Very attractive side and back yard, paved and can be bought ou very good —Chevy Chase—8$15,000. for, slate roof and granite founda- kitchen; spacious front and rear rees, flowers and variety ctive places in this very SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS—$9,500. Most attractively built bungalow with exclusive location; h.-w.h cious porch: Very easy terms. 15th and K Sts. N.W, 14th ST. HEIGHTS. Vacant and fu good condition; 8 rooms bath on 2 floors; modern in 'every det hardwood floors; front porch and double rear hes, all screened . This home is worth but is being offered for much below value because the owner is forced BAUMAN & HEINZMAN, n 8500, 1504 H St. COLORED—$500 CASH. 8 rooms and bat Towa Circle C} 2217 14th St. N.W. $300 Cash Buys dandy six-room and bath brick on M st. n.e., near5th st. Price only $4,950. L, E. E_ PRINCE, 1410 I st. n.w. FOR SALE—COLORED. Several excellent homes lo- cated best northwest section, 6 to 9 rooms. Prices, $3,250 to $9,250. Terms very easy. For full information see B. B. PINN, Col. 5817. 712 Kenyon St. N.W. Bargain, Brand New, 5309 8th ST. N.W. Bet. Ingrabam and Jeffersons sts. @ rooms and Dbat m.i; with a one-car te garage in resr. This home s priced Act quick 1f you want jt. Open for daily to 9 p.m. DUNIGAN, WALTER o K st aw. M. 1028, ) its real ta sell. Potomac 728. 8¢ omplete tile bath and many large living room and on a dee p lot, in this hardwood floors; screened throughout; spa- other conveniences, House fs almost new. WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS The Phillips Bldg. " Phone Main 4600. GEORGETOWN. A vers wide and roomy modern home, lo- cated on_the Heights of Georgetown. " The honse {8 22 feet wide and fs in beautiful con- dition throughout. It contains six rooms, re- ception hall, tile bath, elec. hardwood floors. ~Large rear space for a garage. Price only $9,500. Hedges & Middleton, Inc., 1334 H Street bath, col. age for two cars; la 50. GARMAN BROS., Dist. Natl. Bank bidg. M. 8320.4839. Southeast. A cory home of 6 rooms; bath; furnace heat: coucreta cellar; colonial fromt porel very large lot, with Karage: $6,600; cash, $1,000. GARMAN BROS,, Dist. Natl. Bank bldg. M. 83294339, i Ngar 13th and Md. Ave. .l‘fi:n:’ijlnl:r?b.&hbflck; bath; yard to aliey; GARMAN BROS., Dist. Natl. Bank bldg. M. 83294330 13th and Kenyon N.W. A bargaln home of 10 rooms; 2 baths; oughly modern: fine condition. teatures; $12,000; cash, $1,500. GARMAN BROS., tl. Bank bldg. M. 8320-4830. FOR COLORED 1208 Linden st. n.e—Brick, 6 rooms and bath, latrobe heat; price, $5,000; can be bought on easy_termis. < GEO. W. LINKINi 1719 K Bt Maln 529899, \ French | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1923. ——————————ee e oy T —_—,—,—,——_——_—_—_—,—,—,— e FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Comtinued. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. RESORTS. MARYLANS. Continued. i BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors, $12,000—-NEAR 14TH A most dexirable Lome pi stores,” churches. theaters, ete., wtrect’ merchant AND PARK ROAD. rty located @ little off 14th street, couvenient to all in this vieinity. Three-story ‘prassed brick, Daving ten well arranged rooms Might particularly appeal to a 14th (six bedrooms), two ‘tile batis, large ciosets in all sleeping rooms and extra cloxets in hall; stationary tubs: hotwater heat: lectric i Thira floor arranged for light housek condition. alley. Very reasounble terms. $ A lent view over Rock Creck Park. Tossession. ire property in_splendid ing spartment. Lot to paved 10,500—NEAR 18TH AND COLUMBIA ROAD. popular type home situated in this convenient scction and having an excel- There are six unusually large rooms. tile bath hardwood floors, open fireplace in lving room and two lnclosed porches: many added featares; hot-water heat: electric lights. there ix & large pantry adjoining. possession. An exceptionally low prica type brick, brick garage. Enti e house fs in splendid condition. $5,950—COLUMBIA HEIGHT: The kitchen is exceptionally large and Immedinte for a modern home, conveniently wituated, being between two car lines, and within walking d'stance of C . eleetric Property in firstc tral High School. Colouial bright cement « s condition. Now vaca 0 be purchased on upusually attractive terms. $5,250—NORTHEAST. A well situsted two-story brick neighborhood, not far out. There are six heating plant and exceptionally attractive sink. Deep lot to wide paved alley. mediate possession Ample space for garage. ing in @ strictly white and popular well proportionel rooms, bath, economi fixtures. ~ Modern gaw range and porcelain Easy terms. Im- $10,500—CHEVY CHASE. A_decided bargain in a new and home. " A very coavenfent locality a: well ‘proportioned rooms, tile bath, closed sleeping porch, electric lights. Garage. not pantry, side porch off living room, hardwood flvors, hot-wa Reasonable terms. completely detached Dutch colonial type far from public school rge linen closet. wonderful gl $9,850—13TH AND PARK ROAD. Situated on 18th street, reduced for fmmediate sale. real bargain. An at in appearance and delightfully sif room, pantry. kitchen sud unusu bat late ool Beantiful lot, shrubber; . in one of the best squares on the Heights. o There are nine rooms, Postession can be arranged and terms made. $15000—CHEVY CHASE. tive detached home Just placed on the market for sale. Price just electric lights. re looking for a wo baths an Act quickly if you 1t ix handsome ‘ed, First floor contain larke living room, dininy i deligntrol gintaincirard slcening porch: . treex, and an abundance of fowers. four bedrooms, tile Second_floor- Newl. d painted through- pered $9,500—PETWORTH. Comparatively new two-story colontal Dbest squares in this section and not far rooms, tile Lath. oak floors, water’ heat, electric lights. seasion \ Main 4340. The Home front and rear use In excel type tapestry brick dwelling in one of the out. Paved street and alley. Six | rehes, many added convenfences, ent condition. ~ Garage. Terms. BOSS & PHELPS, of Homes. 1417 K St. N'W. B e e ol sl SIS o o b b SAUL’S ADDITION. e emi-detached home located o Dickson Home ‘and” 14th atreet . It contains nine large, Mght rooms (6 bedmoms), large living mom with open nd_double rear porches: elec. ardwood flours und ail im Y attractive front and side alley. Irice, $13,300. Mod- proveme Tuwns 0 n pa erate terms. Hedges & Middleton, Inc., 1334 M Stre o ONEY WL ew homes, ready to move in, Jameson-built, 231 to 255 11th st. s.e.; 6 large rooms, tiled bath, h.-w.h,, electric lights, hardwood floors, double rear porches, wide | cement front porch. Easy terms. For sale by THOMAS A. JAMESON CO., owners and builders, go6 New York ave. n.w. Main 5526, TBRAND NEW. Semi-Detached 5403 Tth st.; on a 25-ft. lot. Rrick lome: a.m.i.; beautifnlly finished: a chance to get n real home at a falr price. This home,” with the ground, ecould not be duplicated for the price.” Only one left. Open daily 11 9 p.m. for indpection. $1,000 cash, | 75 month. WALTER A. DUNIGAN 1410 H st. n.w. A, 1023, Sa A 102 COLORED--VACANT Several 6.room houses. Prices aod terms very reasonable. D. FOLMES, Room 28, Aats 367 - hardwood floors and rdwood trim; porches front and rear; one- plece wink and many other convenlences. Lot your rent mones buy this home. Phone Main 8500. BAUMAN & HEINZMAN, 1504 H st — BROOKLAND. New, Ideal Home. 1< rooms and bath, sleeplog porch haniwood floors: most modern kirchen: lnsta Shade trees: Inrge fot; two blocks from car Price, $0,000. Easy terms. COZY NEST. Most complete buugalow in every detail. will Just suit you. Price, $8.000. 1 Seven rooms trim; high and near car line. ECKINGTON. $500 Cash—Price, $7,500. Yery desirable six-room and bath brick: 21 feet wide; furomce heat; sleeplug porc fruit; garage. Fasy terms APPLEBY 1413 « Main 1191, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. Owner, anxious for a quick sale, has listed this modern home, located in the vicinity of 18th and Columbia road, at a very low price for quick sale. It is well constructed and attractive in appearance. There are six large rooms, reception hall. tile bath, glass-inclowed breakfast and sleeping porches, electric lights. b.-w.h., onk fleors and a large rear yard with Price, $12,000. Reasonable terms. Hedges & Middleton, Inc., 1334 11 Street N.W. Realtors. _Fraoklin 9503 UNUSUAL BARGAIN IS THIS BUNGALOW IN BROOKLAND. House Is one square from care: smail cash | parment required: “reavonsble monthly pas- ments; possession at once. Eight rooms, sleep- 1iog porch, hot:water heat. - electric lights, | builtin refrigerator, tile bath, open fireplace. Lot 50x1%0 with large chicken house in rear. ! Address Box 192.T, Star office. ath, hardwood floors and ; deep lot; fruit: located Price, $0,850. | Febroary 27 1in or by the anm | trame FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES. WILL RE \TE FRO! TOM. elec. lights, new fixtures; in the city today: price, $11,500; easy terms, will rent to reliable party 2940 Clinton ave. house, large I for $45 repairs, BRODT REALTY CO.,, 936 E St. N.W _ WANTED T0 BUY—HOUSES FROM OWNEIC MODERN around $6.000, with small cash payment. Lincoln Nikg. per mon modern ' on same. Apply trict_National Tunk bidg WILL HUY GOob SMALL BRICK HOUSES, white' o colored, for cash or will sell youf clients than ho . Star offie PARK-8ix_or MR DIC N CLEVELAND modern detached brick. If PRICED RIGHT. Addrees T 1S T Nar offien FOR COLORED. List vour houses for sale with u Qesirable clients. & to 10 mom houss DAVIS & LIPSCOMB, Real Estate. 1113 Yon St _ LEGAL NOTICES. O'BRIEN & O'BRIEN. Attorneys, Colu an Bullding. REGISTRATION OF MILK VESSELS S of the act of tion KIR of the Code of of Columbia approved r the protection of the Fights of ‘porsoneor cotporations dealing ' fa milk or s lawful products, 1. Wilhur S wood, proprietor of the Lewinsville Datry, ing business under that name and under_th name of “Storm _and_Sherwoo t 347 Q street now. in Washington, D. C.. have this Zud duy of August. 1 for and on behaif Of myself personally. and for and on belalf of kaid Lewinsville Dairy and for and on be- haif of said Storm and Sherwood, n firn en- gaged fn the business of elling milk and ity products, filed with the e @ Supreme Court of the District of Columbia the follow- ing description of milk bLoitles, crates, cans and luwbels for the same. for which 1. claim the registration and protection authorized by the aforesaid art of Congress: Front view of bottle &8 LEWINSY DATRY STORM & SH WASHINGTON, . ¢, REGISTERED. Rear view of botiles S & 8 QUALITY GUARANTE Crates marked as follows: Type of crate No. 1 LEWINSVILLE FARM DAIRY STORM & SHERWOOD N W, a7 o Law for the Distric 1007, Type of crate No. 2 STORM & 8247 Q REGIS S & 8 Cans marked a8 follows: On top— STORM & SHERWOOD Q@ N.W. On side— STORM & Wasno D 8 &K All persons are lereby notified and cautioned not to infringe my rights using the above deacriled bottlos. crates. cans and labelx or by selling or engaging in trafic . Persons who buy, sell or in the nbove described bottl cans and labels will be pros: provisions of the aforesaid law. Given under my hand and seal at ton, D. C., this “nd day of August. LEWINSVILLE FARM STORM & KHERWOOD. J. WILBUR SHERWOOD, Prop. (Seal) THERWOOD 3 Vashing- (Sgd.) A REAL SACRIFICE Hillbrook, . C. 5.r. bungalow; elec.; furn.: Iarge lot. ‘cultivated: garage, car included: £, #1.000"casl, Dalauce easy. Apply 804 F st n. INSPECT TODAY. Exceptional corner home in the heart of Pet- worth. Beautiful _surroundings, restricted | neighborhood 7 large, airy rooms: all modern conveniences: kitchien has many unusual fea- tures; built-In garage. 4720 8th st., corner De catur, Very small cash payment. Casy terms Reprosentatives on premises until § p.m. THE 3¢ 1 SHAPIRO CO.. 814 N. Y. ave. SEMI-DETACHED, $8,800. NEAR PARK RD. & 14th. 6-room -brick; side windows, parquet floors. hardwood trim,’ plec. lights, h.-w.h.; front and rear porches; side and rear alley; garage space. In A-1 condition. Those who know values | will "see in this an unusual property for the price asked. M. A. WARTHEN. 7810, 1410 H St N.W. NEAR 14th. Tapestry brick, comparatively new, 1203 Ingralam st. n.w.; in Saul's Addition: con- venient to two car lines; 6 r., tile bath. 3 rehes, h.ow.h., hardwood floors: deep Iot. rage, cellar, &tationary tubs; $0,630. Cash necessary, $2,030. Phone Col. 8375 or call at nddress above. 18 FOR COLORED. 3 houses near 12th and “T'' streets n.w. { Main @ rooms and bath, large cellar; lot runs to! paved alley; room for garage. Price, $6,500; | terms. 2 louses fn central northwest location; 8| rTooms and bath; cellar: $6,500 each. n.w.; 10 rooms with 2 baths;| eAsy terms. DAVIS & LIPSCOMB, Real Estate. 1113 You' 8t. N.W. 3804 KANSAS AVE. N.W. Bix rooms, bath laundry in cella large porches Reasonable term Main 7781, $5.,850. Six rooms and bath, with large cellar, in g00d n.e. section near Union Station. Rea- opable terms. JOHN H. WRIGHT, 1116 Vermont Ave. N. W. Franklin 8538, Main 8897. OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE FARM ON BOUTH RIVER, SUBDIVIDED into 3-acre lots, each with ifs own beautiful Taer front; excellent road; bathing, boating. 5 ng; also seven-roo al OWNER, Room 112, 416 5th st. nw. 1 Edgewater Beach ‘Water-front lots on salt water, sandy beac) 868 miles from Washington over W.&lllh. napolis state road; to $1,200 eacl WILLIAM F. MATTESON. Bond bldg.., 14th | d N. Y. ave. Phone M. 6771. Office oa beach _open Sundays. I SUMMER COTTAGES. FOR RENT OR SALE—NEW BUNGALOWS, four rooms, furnished; ideal location, facing e b ek monts , " mon DBLL, Shady Side, i . or Col. 5401-J, | thi PROPOSALS SEALE PROTOSATS 1N TRIFLICATE Wil be received at the office of constructing quar- termaster, room 1304 Munitions building, Washington, D. C.. until 11 am., August 2 1923, and then opened. for coust « new corridor_and demolishing of certain_co ridors and frame buildings at Walter Reed Geneal Tospital, D. C. FPlans and_specifications may be obtained vpon aj plication to above office. au(,8,70,13.1%,17,20 Washingtos AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAY ADAM A. WESCHLER, SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL- ING, KNOWN AS NO. 1008 5th STREET NORTHWEST, TO CLOSE - ESTATE By virtue of authority vested in the under- signed I will offer for sale at public auction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE SIXNTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1923, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M., the following described land and premises situate in the city of Wash- ington, District of Columbla, and known and distinguished as and being part of lot num- bered twelve (12) in square numbered four hundred and seventy-seven (477), described as follows: Beginning for the same’at the south- east corner of said lot (on Fifth street west) and running thence north with the line of ss Fifth street twenty-two (22) feet, by a depth of the same width, of niuety-three (03) feet four and a half (4%) inches, together with all_the improvements: thereon. Terms made known at the time of sale. A deposit of $200 will be required at the time of the acceptance of the bid. Examination of title, conveyancing, recording, notary fees and revenue stamiis at the cost of the purchaser. Torme of g are to be compiied wlth within days from the day of ale: otherwise the said deposit will be forfeited. CHAS. H. BAUMAN, aus-d&ds,exSu Executor and Trustee. TRARE Maww 71 stosTIRNED Tailoring equipment and stock of | rein by in any way | C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc. Auctioneers, i Large Sale of Household Goods of Every Description at Public Auction, Within Our Galleries, 715 13th St., Wednesday, August 15th, 1923, At 10 AM. Also at 11 A.M.,, GHOS. J. GOWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 208 L ST. B.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly re- corded in Liber No. 4788, folio 454 et seq., of the land records of the District of Columbi andmt the request of the party secured ther by, the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction. in front of the premises, on THURS- DAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A.D.'1028, AR FOUR 0'CLOCK P.M.., the fol- lowing dexcribed land and premives, situate in the District of Columbia and designated as and belug lot @5 in the subdivision made by Re ben B. Clark of certain lots in squnre 502, per plat recorded in the office of the of the District of Columbia in Book page 0. Terms of sale: All cash: $200 dep: auired upon aceeptance of bid. recording and revenue tamps at purchasers cost. Terms of sale to be complied with withs thirty’ days or deposit forfeited. LLOYD R. TOURNER, C.'W. TURNER, Trustoes. U6, 10t,ex8u Automobiles By Auction At Weschler’s 920 Pa. Ave. N.W. Wednesday Ccmmencing 12 Noon L 1 VALTARLE T NFS& PROTERTY AT THE SOUTHWEAT CORNEE OF 6th AND G STREETS N.W. AND FOUR “BRICK DWELLINGS. ‘NOR. 816, 618, 620 AND €22 6th STREET N.W. By virtue of that deed of trust recor Liber No.'42%8. follo %7, of the land r | of the Distriet of Columbia. and at th | Guest ‘ot the priy wecured thereby. the under | Migned will sell nt public auction. in front of | the premises, on WEDNESDAY. THE EI( AY OF AUGURT, 1923, AT FIVE 0 | PAL. paris of original lots numbered 19 2 in' square numbered in the city | Washington, Diatrict of Colimbin. beginning for the same at fhe morthenst corner of suid wuare and ronning thence south 23 feet 6th street, thence west 101 feet 6 inches to ning. proved by o large brick buiiding | Bl ‘and for other purposes. bered 30, 81,32 and 33 In sald square, im- proved by four brick Awellings numbered 618, 618, 620 and 622 th treet n.w. All of said parcels being more particularly described i said deed of trust Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, with 0% interest. represcnted by notes of pirchnser, or all cash. &t purchuser’s option. 500 deposit required se par. cels will e wold as an entircty and are suh. Ject to two prior_deeds of trust, one purport- ing to secure $37.500 and the other $11.000, both overdue. Conveyancing and s At purchaser's cost. Complian terms to be made within 30 dars reserve HgDt to resell At risk and cost of de- faulting purchaser afier fiva days' publication of such resule in some Washington newspaper. This enle i made at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser under sale of said propesty on April 30th, 1 HARRY WL P. 202 a%dsexSu Thie ahove anle 1x po | AUGUST SEVENTE hour and place BY ORDER OF THE TRU! 11.13.15.16.17 revenus ¢ COLUMBLUS, BURY Trustees. stponed nntil FRIDA TH, 1923, at the same HOTEL BAGC NOTICE s hereby given t DAY. SEPTEMBER 1923, OCLOCK AN, w at u. | aranst 1 lowing name fo1 Mrs. Lucy Daly. Mr. | Penn and Mr jiews. Al parties inter- ested will please take notice © CARH THE PORTLANT S F. Shoemake THOS. J. OWEN & BO! AUCTION RS, Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Mod- ern Four-Story Brick Apart- ment House, No. 2800 Conn. | Ave.N.W. Ry virtue of & ee recorded ain Aeed of trust d er No. 4812, follo 8 of the land records of the District umbia, and at the request of the p secureit thereby, the undersigned trustees w sell, at pullic wuction in front of the 1 on TUESDAX, THE TWENTY FILS OF AUGUST. 1022, AT FIVE 0°CLOCK PM. the following described land and prem- | inex. ‘situate in the Distriet of Columbia, and designated s and being lot 65 in square 210 improved by the fourstors brick apartment house, No. 2800 Go i Terims of sale: builling association lo: ounTs 1o about $67 said lorn in L prior | of which | the | cash: 1000 of bid. ' All e atamps, ete, ms of sale ‘10 1e nt paid aceept at cost of purchaser. mplied with within ays from day of . otherwise the trustees re the property at the risk and ting purchaser. after five ent of such wnle in some e hed in Washington, 1. (. SIMON OPPENTI JAMES L. KARKI _nuf.A&ds.exSu THOMAS J. OWEN SALE OF THE LAF HAND- LING, NO. 5301 SHERRIE adverts paper pul Ry virtue of & certan deed of trust, being instrument No. 207. recorded Angust 3, 1922, among the land records of the District of Co lumbia. and at the request of the party se. the undersigned trustees will =" anetion, in fromt of the prem- | VENTEENTH DAY OF ATG K P, | the “following described land and premises { situnte in the District of Columbla and desig: | nated as and belng fot 1 i K | Potomac Land Company’s suld “Potomac Tlelghts,” as per plat recorded in | County ook 24 af page 50 of the reconds of | the office of the survesor for the District of | [ Columbia, subject to covenants of record. | Terms e: Sold_subject building association amounting to particolare of which will be stated st fhe fime of sale. and the amount over said_ lo to be paid §1.000 cash and baiance $i5 month, Including interest, secure of trust on the properts sold. required upon acceptance of ing, recording and revenue stamps at chuser's cost. Terms of sale to he complied | with within 30 days or deposit forfei { GUS_SOLO) DAVID ABRATIAM. Trastees . AUCTIONEERS. Convey auT-d&ds.cxSn | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE TIREE | ! ORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1928 1st STREET N.W. y By an order of tie Supreme Court of the Dis. passed in equity cause No. 40849, and a certain deed of trust duly record- ed in Liber No. 870 of the land records of the District of Columbia, and the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustee will sell at public aue- | tion, n frout of the premises, on WEDNT | DAY OF A GUST, 'A.D. 1923, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M.. | the followlng dotcribed land and premises, | { situate in the District of Columbia and desis nated a8 and being lot 16 in block 2 in and Barbour's Addition to Washington, | per plat recorded in the office of the sufveor | for the District of Columbia in Liber County | 13 _at folio 13, subject to the covenants. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid n cash, balance in two equal installments, payable in' one and two vears, | with interest at six par centum per annum, | sable semi-annually, from day of sale, se. | cured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $250 will be required at time of sale. All convesancing, recording, _revenie stamps, etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale o be complied with Within 30 days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the I right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ advertisement of such resale in some news- r published in Washington, D. 0. SHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM PANY, Trustee. By ANDREW PARKER, aul0-d&ds,exSu Vice President. i 5 13th St. woolens from the estate of J. D. McConville, tailor, by order of Mrs. M. C. McConville, Administratrix. And at 12:30—one Hudson Sedan with 5 tires and front bumper. Terms cash. C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc., Aucts. au1d-2t [P, the following de {of the District {bulance at §: TTIOR. 3. OWEN & SON. AGULIONEERS, OF VALUABLE RESI ENC TY, BEING TWO-STORY DETACHED FRAME DWELLING CON TAINING TEN ROOMS AND THREE BATHS, HOT-WATER HEAT, GAS AND ELECTRICITY. AND BEING KNOWN A8 NG AMT INGRAIAM ST NORTH VEST. ber 29, 1922, a3 instrument No. records of the District of Co Iumbia, aud at the request of the party se enred therehy undersigned trustees will at public ‘auction {n front of the premises. ONDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY O . A'D.. 1923, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK cribed land and prem- trict of Columbia and nated an Tot ninety-two (92), chimrg Tnvestment Corporation’s sub- of lots in square twenty-elght hun dred three (2803). “Maple Grove Farm,” called 14fh Street terrace. s per plat recorded in the office of the survesor of the District of Columbia in Liber 62, at folio 174. Subject to covenants af record. Terms of sale: Sold subject to a deed of tiust for $0,000, balance ci $500 deposit required upon acceptance of bid. = Cunyestac: ing, recording and revenue stamps at purchas- er's cost. withi thirty days or deposit forfe SYLVAN J. L HARRY 1 situate THOS. J. OWEN & B( TRUSTEES' SALE OF VAL BLE BRICK DWELLING, NO. 800 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N By virtne of a certain deed of trust duly recorded In Liber No. 4363, folio 406 ot wea.. Gf The 1and recordx 6f the District of Colum: bin, and At the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned truntees will seil at ubic auction. in fro mises, on SoxnaY. Tie' THikT DAY+ OF AUGUST, A.D. 1023, 3 O'CLOCK P.M., the following described land and prem- te in the District Columbia ad ‘us and being Tat 55 in John P others' wibdiviaion of ‘ot 1 as per plat recorded in Liber 17, w records of the office of th District of Columbia Terma of sale: Sld subject 1o # prior deed of trust for $3.000. and the amount over sald Trast o be puid in cash. A deposit of §200 red at ime ‘of ‘sle. Conveyancing Coriiug_and | revente stumps At pureh cost. Sale to be closed within thirty days Gr deposit forfeitea. HERMAN SCHMIDT, CARL M. GRIMM, TAUCTIONEERS, folio s T TOMORROW. D. NOTES, AUCTIONEER Auction Sale of Desirable Furniture, Household Goods, Floor Coverings and _aulas other miscellaneous articles on| Tuesday, August 14, at 10 A.M. Terms Cash. D. NOTES, 633 La. Ave. TTADAM A. WESCHLEK, AUCTIONEER, BANKRUPTCY _SAL TERIAL AND EQUIP MIXERS, TOOLS, E By virtue of an of the District of Colimbia ruptey court io re. Edgar H. No. 1372 the undersigned by public auction In ' rear 1000 Flozida ave. ne., o FOURTEENTH DAY OF A TEN 0°CLOCK A M., ot Miscellancous T Liimner, (Glazeq Firsproof Frame Hurdware, Cable, Stack. 2 lars Cne rers with Steam Equipment, Tools, et Ferma: Cash . ai National BUILDIN T, CON Supreme Court holding a bank Mosher, bank trustees’ will of TF: HOLLOWATY. Trustee. Bank building. an10,11.13 | THOMAS I OWEN & SON, AT pasable 90 days after date, in’ the request of at public muct o nw T ENTH DAY OF A GCLOCK N to wit red within SDAY, for $1.5 Capitol st Terms of sale terest_take notice THOS. J. OWEN & 80 au10,11,18" " ADAMR, Assignees’ Sale of Valuable Business Property, Three- Story Brick Building, No. 915 Louisiana Avenue and Nos. 918 and 920 C Street North- west. By virtue of an or All cash. All partles in in- WESCHLER, AUCTIONEEK. of the Supreme Court mbia pasted in equity 4 undersigned assigness F for rale by puh the on FRI k DAY OF 1923, AT FOUR 0'CLOCK M, tie tihed estate, @tn ate fnthe District inal lot 3 in Begiuning orner of the t. then slong thence south 7 feet, described ax ame at the northenst and_run thence we line of C street 34 feot L#ht Auglen to . treet 3. tieasterly at righ foot, theastesly e 15 fe: v at right angles to said avenue ches o the line of said avenue, northeasterly with the line of the sald avenue 25 feet to the sontheast corner of said lot, thence northwesterly at right angles aid avenue 50 feet § inches and thence north at right angles with C street 40 feet to the ce of beginning. Also part of original lot 1 wald square SNI, described as follows: Re- ginning for the same at the northwest corner SR8 10t and_running. thence eArt along. the | 1ine of north C street 0.54 of & foot to the cen- ter of "the partition wall between premises | IT Nos. 918 and 916 C street, thence south through center of said wall 'to an angle in said wall, thence southeasterly still through said iter of &ald wail and through the center of « partition wall between premises Nos, 913 sisiana avenue to the north line of thence Westesly along ana avenue fo the sou lot 2, th line of anid lot 2 ribed parts proved and uisiana north- originul lots losed by premis Nos. Subject to certaln prior doeds of gating $50.500 at 6%, particulars £ which will be made known at time of sale or upon application to the undersigned ae- signees. Over and ahove said trusts, cash. A deposit’ of $1.000 required 8t time of sale. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from of wale; otherwise the assignees reserve the right to Tesell the prop- erty” at the risk_and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five d advertisement of auch resale in some newspaper publisied in lie cits of Washington, D. C. All converanc- ing. recording, revenue stamps and notary fees at purchaser’s cost HARPER, District National I JULIUS 1. PEYSER, Wilkis Building, Assignees. & THE ABOVE S 1S POSTPONED untl TUESDAY, AUGUST FOURTEENTH, 1923, at the same hour and place RY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. auT.a&ds.exSn THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AU Three-Story and Basement Brick Dwelling, Containing 13 Rooms and Bath, Hot-Wa- ter Heat, No. 417 6th Street N.W.; Lot 251, Feet By Depth of 93 Feet, in First Commer- cial Zone. At Auction. hority vested in us, we will ORT. N, I¥31-d&ds exSa TIONEERS. vi-tue of public ESDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF P.AL, part . {mproved as above. 1" Sold subject to a first deed 000 with about three years to por cent. Subject also to a second deeil ‘of “trust for §2.300, parable §63.50 per Temainder payable $1,500 cash, per month." $250 reqired upon Geceptance of 'bid. Conveancing, recording and revenue stamps at ‘haser's cost. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty day: or deposit forfeited. nth and th RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY. N. Grand Atlantic Hotel VIRGINIA AVE. (STEEL PIER). Capacity, 800 Widest and Most Popular Avenne in Resort Largest Hotel off the Beachfront ALL CONVENIENCFS. AUTO BUS. GOLF PRIVILEGES Rate $4.00 np. 0. D. PAINTER. Prop. ST. Charles Pl. & Beach. Fresh and sea water baths: run. water in rooms: elev. Special_September rates. Coac! A. E. Wagner, Prop. W. R. L BEACH HAVEN, N. J. The Engleside Beich Haven . J. d_Resort. The only resort y_Coast that COMBINES perfect bathing. always i Ing, vith & modem - hotel ‘and gl relfet from Hay Fever besides. Bool tennis courts. ~Now_open. R. F. ENGLE, Mgr. Terims of sale to be complied With | lction {n front of the premises | i { { | | { | { | | | MOVING ON"WEST RIVER AND Toating, bathing. fishing: large lawn, cool breezes. spacious porclies, hig open dining o odern conveniences, ex- lent food. mus neing: Gentilex unly. Write for booklet. = Mrs. Matilda Nowell, Shady Side, Md. Phone West' River 217-F 11, Sl S ey _THESAPEAKE BEACRH, HIGHVIE beach: ra boat- for F._G. NOLTE, NORT! EE at Tetchmore Philadel ROURAL 0N Chesapeake Bay. : good service: Cliesapeake Beach, mato Md. ACATION ottage, Washington ave. special rates; hom and OCEAN_CITY, A 'PLIMHIMM Hotel and Cottages. Ocean front Ll Gral and Excollent_tble. LA FAYEITE JOHNSON Lo i THE “IDYLWILD. Roardwalk. Best service. DR. B. L. BRIT- TINGHAM, Ownersing Masagement. aiis HOTEL HAMILTON AN FRONT _ J. L. MASSEY & 80! : running watef in evers room. onkler. O n mAnagement. R ¢ it hotel on The Hastings Hotel Jeres hotel on and private bath . Mre. GEO. Mre. CHAS. LUDLOW. oo, airv _rooms. looking ocean and ‘s reasonable. Mrs. 8. Owner Prop. ing. srdwalk. Flot and cold ruaning water. Goif and teasis BREAKERS 7 MONS.__Phons 8. Upens June 23, ocer front. 2ud (Erivite batis prescot ma dancing. C VIRGINIA.® POTOMACS BEACH Private.; owned. ghUful sait water resurt on Pot Excellent t ing. Write o mne Bench, Va i m; September and October are the Two Prettiest Monthx in the Mountains— Make Your Reservationx Now. Bryce’s Hillside Cottages (Near Orkney Springs), P. O, Macanie. Va Cottages with fulomcd sleeping porches. “'roof arden rooma,'t bungalows, camping grounds. Slineral bathe, piagrounds, garuges; - beauti: i Eronntaln . senec T Ure countrs's best things o cat”’; “superior table, lome cooking, White. service’ Tates. 810, $12.50 and 813 Per wweek: Tooklet. Cloke Nov. 1st. Mr. and {ire WILLTAM It RRYCE. Owners i ‘NORTH HILL” A colonial resort near Bluemomt on Shen- andne Hieer: valley, mountais. ang. wat Sewiry; hadtd growad, drivee; Baing, Doat g ol e B Ll children, Invalids or tuberculars taken; $15 4 $18 per werk Booklet, Maurjce F. atleman, Borryvilie ) o weean front, few min- Idlewhile Cottage */" S oo country club and goif linke: Targe, 4y roome; Chacitns. verandns; excenent cal g e T _HARVERS FERRY. W. VA, HARPERS FERRY, W. VA, Over thirty years under same mausgement, O mconmt of Suniay crowds. when conves- fent, please plione for Sunday dinners. _______T_S. LOVETT. P'roprieter. LOCKWOOD HOUSE Dantel MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. T METROPOLITAN WAREROURE CO, Let Us Move Your Furniture; | unlimited facilities, lowest rates; always open. Phone Main 1005, District Express Co. PHONE NORTH i UNION STORAGE | [ f Fla. &ve. N. W. Month SEPARATE ROOMS, §1 )on» Local and Long-Distance MOVING. By Careful Men. Rates Reasonable. PACKING 5Y EXPERTS. Goods insured $2.000 while in our long-distance vans. DRY_STORAGE FOL ¥C nos. Estimate Yentent location. WESCHLER'S, 820 P B Phone Main 128 = - T NATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE & MOVING CO. PACKING 2 ROOF. TRANSFER & STORAGE LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVERS ||mooern FIREPROOF suioin WE CRATE, PACK AND SHI PHONE NORTH 3343 LONG DISTANCE HAULING RED BALL TRANSIT CO. AT, HOUSEHOLD MOVERS. Blde _Main 2i62. STORAGE KRIEGSPIXPRESS PACKING SHIPPING L IB6 H Bt MW, Mun S018. STEAMSHIES. HEALTHFUL RESTFUL ENJOYABLE WATER TRIPS On Historic Potomac River Chesapeake Bay and Hampton Roads To NORFOLK VIRGINIA BEACH OCEAN VIEW eel Palace Steamers Daily At 6:30 P.M, From Seventh St. Wharf S.W. New York and Boston BY SEA New England Resorts Information and Liternture At City Ticket Office Woodwnard Building 731 15th St. N.W. NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. a Modern ¢ Only $49.54 Jacksonville AND RETURN Meals and Berth Included Some Ruoms Have Extra Charge DELIGHTFUL OCEAN VOYAGE Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. 1406 New York Ave. N. ‘Washington, D. s Zi [} } —————x STEAMSHIPS. £ Contiwued. { COMPLETE OCEAN STEAMSHIP SERVICE WHITE STAR—To Channel perts, Liverpool, Queenstown sand Bre- dard of mervice in keep- ith the magnificence of Olym- Homeric and_world's largess Majestic. Regular express RED STAR—To Antwerp. calling nat Plymouth and Weekly wafl! headed by land and the mew Belgenland, AMERICAN LINE—To Ha Service of regularity, bility, comfort and I InternationalMercantileMarineCo. Washington office, 1208 F St. m.w. | | ! Steamer Charles Macalester | Marshall Hall, 50c at 10 A.M,, 2:30 and 6:30 P.M. Maryland Chicken Dinner, §$1.50 i {| Mount Vernon, 85¢ (Admission to Grounds Extra) at 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Il Hond Delightful 40-Mile Ride Every Evening at 6:30 ! | Fastest. dirsct servies and CHILE on luxurious Steamers. All the comforta of & cht. Ontelde reoms, fitsr Portaightly sallin New Yorx. Indepengent and Per- sonelly Conducted Tours ateusd South” Ameriea (continuing Al ar) with epportuaity tfo vislt ric Inca roas. Btopevers allowed at all prineipal elties. . Apyly to loral ngent or write for booklet S. EDUCATIONAL. PRIVATE. Pupils in French 1207 Irving st. n.w. 13 WHEAT GROWERS ASK CONGRESS BE CALLED Urge Coolidge Summon Special Ses- sion to Provide U. S. Agency to Buy This Year’s Crops. Associated Prese. MINNEAPOLIS, August 18.—Calling for an immediate speclal session of Congress to provide for relief for the ration's wheat growers was urged upon President Coolldge in a telegram sent by the American Wheat Growers' Association, Inc., the largest associa- tlon of wheat growers in the country. " The telegram was signed by officera {of the association and trustees of thi inine state wheat growing assacla- itions which compoge the parent body. In its communication to the Presi- {dent the American Wheat Growers' {Assoclated advocated immediate legis- lation authorizing the establishment of a federal agency to purchase whent in the open market when it reaches a price lower than $1.75 a bushel, as a means of stabilizing this market. Cannot Stand Another Year. Reports from all states show that {wheat growers are unable to with- stand another year of present prices iGeorge C. Jewett, general manager, ideclared last night. Mr. Jewett stated that at present there are twelve state | wheat-growing associations. nine of i which act through the American wheat growers' organization. “The need of the wheat market is for immediate, temporary action,” Mr. Jewett said. “There is no thought of any permanent fixing of prices by the government. Before the next marketing season the co-operative associations will be in control of more | than two-thirds of the wheat grown {in the heavy wheat atates. and from ithat time the farmers will be in a {position to determine by their own { power that domestic wheat prices are set on a plane that will afford satis- factory returns.” The nine states affiliated with the {association are Colorado, Idaho, Min- inesota, Montana, Nebraska, North | Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota and | Washington. — |WIRELESS STEERED SHIP HIT BY AIRPLANE BOMB Test Proves Better Exhibition of Mechanical Control Than of Accuracy of Navy Bombers. By the Associated Press. LONDON, August 13.—Moving _at fourteen knots an hour, the old battle- ship Agamemnon, steered by wireless, was put out of action this week by a bomb dropped from an airplane at an | altitude of 5,000 feet Bombing trials were carried out by six big bombers, and the missile that struck the Agamemnon was one of the two direct hits made out of about 100 bombs dropped, although ten fell within { twenty feet of the vessel. It was a better exhibition of wireless steering than_of bombing, for the old battleship dodged about, responding to | every order sent by wireless from a destroyer more than a mile away. Con- sidering the stormy weather prevailing and the altitude of the attacking planes, | the naval experts consider the trial to { have been successful. {COLO i i | RED DEPUTY CALLS FOR RACE BIAS DEBATE Paris Business Men and Foreign Tourists Abuse Black Citi- zens, He Charges. By the Associated Press. | "PARIS, August 13—An alring is |promised for the color line problem iat the next session of parliament, de- |mand for an interpellation having been made by Gratier Candace, a colored deputy from Guadeloupe. In a letter addressed to Premier ! Poincare, M. Candace asks him to ireply in the debate with regard to | | /the “incidents provoked daily in Parls and the provinces by a certain num- ber of foreign tourists and French business men who abuse and molest Frenchmen of the black race solely because of the color of their skin. This is the second demand for de- Might Try It, Anyway. From American Legion Weekly. A married couple had engaged a ~00k. She was pretty as a picture, but her cooking was terrible, and one morning the bacon was burned to such a crisp as to be wholly {nedible. {~ “Dear,” said the wife to her hus- {band, “I'm afraid the cook has burned the bacon. You'll have to be saits- fled with a kiss for breakfast this morning.” 11 right” responded the husband grufly. “Call her in.”