Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 53

.~REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE-. FI0USES. | wom — Foytimmed. L Comgnmed. : B_(S_E;“‘E;EELPS. $13,500. Chevy Chase. ;“muflu wu%:'nt‘: $10,750. Bloomingdale. A decided bargaln in a three-story, colon! bungalow. type brick. dwel u-m-m‘:f*'fl rea N idoai North Capitol street. W Are nine « CoBlalns six JArg/, bright rooms; liv- splendid rooms, tile bath, w:’ pofch, maoy ‘With firéplace; Gk foors; arge front built-in convenfences: hot-water heat: electric 2 oLt iy Je ey 42 Golel ho 008 by w::‘: ug’tn it " Ternfs, $2,000 caph. $11,950. Near 18th and Columbia Road. Anny offver, leaving city. 1s oftering well situated home p; gmy oer, leasise clty, 1 oferiog moll ptusted home property at e very B aomial Tront poreh. sk §arge bright rooms, e bath: ‘mad's’ rooms reck s, Sastienod Yeacs, Rol-water eat, electrlc iights, Two-car brick garage. terihs. $12,500. Near Dupont’ €ircle. A very law price for & modern brick dwell- ing situated within walking distance of down- town; contalus nine large rooms, two bathu: <lectric lights: modern leating ‘plant; several t:dml fe tures. ind h‘n 1:“‘50‘ e nl\"l:lhuu(. Lot ..]\Ix!l(l. ‘Wide paved slley. wner occupaut will give promng possesslon. el on easy thrmy, | B PoonRg o $13,950. Near Wardnran Park Inn. If you ure eeeking @ roal bargaln io-a modern and up-to-date hume situated in the Woodley Park sectlon Just west of Conn. avenue and near Wardman Park Hotel we urge your prampt inspection of this désirable home. Colonial type; ten excellent roums, two complete Daibs. rear porches, insluntunecus water heater hiot'water heat, electric lights. Ent rty is in perfect condition. Ideally altuated for high<class rooming and purposes. Terms and possession. $14,500. _ $23,500. Washington Heights. Chevy Chase. TUnforeneen clreumitances necessitate imme- Unasestionably ane of the best lome offer- diace ‘ale of thin Landsome delached Romo ings on the market; located between Connectl- bituated in the beut wectlon of Chevy Chase. €ut ave. and Columbia rd. in & vary exclusive Goemed waomn hesribol ooy pegor o Ty section. There are ten ro ing at o vory T $18,500. Near Holy Cross Academy. A beautiful property just off Con exclusive section and not i cement [front po ight rooms: tw Bhroughout first ind Breakiagt room: steeping poreli: scs Weathermtripping; Ruud - nstantaneous water ‘efec.; builtin garage for two arrauged rooms: beautifyl sun parior off lLiving fireplace 'in living room and large bed- foors; tile sbower: storage room: us hester: hol-water heat: electric root; built-in gerage. ~Yacant. Rouse s Iu jmimucal & Possession. Termas. Terms. BOSS & PHELPS Main 4340. 1417 K St. N.W. THE HOME OF HOMES. WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY. NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, $14,000. s is & house for which sou would ordinarily expect Lo pay at least $16,000. The owner #as placed this low price on the property because it is necessary to sell at oace. There are ditiy Price, $5950. Very -easy terms. HARRY A, KITE, INC,, Main 4846. Jort Bro 1724 TO 1740 “E” ST S.E— Convenient to new Eastern ng:l 1 School. 6 large rooms and ba double floors, extra l“ie slee| electric light. terms. THOMAS A. ]AME%ON CO., 906 New York Ave. N.W, RARE OPPORTUNITY W. 6. IRVIN, Owner. Cathedral Highlands—$12.500. ;:.dl'e memi-detached home that can cated close to the Eplscopal Cathedral sad te thoroucbly particular, Bix lar; tile bath, with bulitdn fixtures fireplace, and sou Ahould avail yourself of thls opportunity. Hedges & Middleton, Inc., 134 H & CORNE Six rooms, bath and garage; furnace heat—in first-class con- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.,, FRIDAY, NOVEi(BEB 16, 1923. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. ‘fl‘n'v!g DAYS. FOB SALE—_IOUSES. _ AUCTION SALES. FUTUKE DAYS. STEAMS “Adam A, Weschler, Auctioneer Household - Goods Player and Upright Pianos iOfiu Furniture, Hand- | VACANT—COLORED. beick bonges: n.w.: easy texhs, ADAMA. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE KO. 1300 MIN- NESOTA AVENUE NORTHEAST. i By virtue of a deed of trust ed in | Liber 8414, follo 840 et ‘seq.. of the District o A et "y ettt . the 4 i trustces’ will ofer for sals by public auction Wwn,916 N. Y. Ave. Lw. p- eat and Sold oun easy For Sale B porches, hot-water Phone Main 5526. $1,000 CASH. Ralance Vke rent. NEW HOUSES. 14th st car lin Near_ downtown: i 1412 Quiney For male by ANY BROKER 715 Allisop St. Col. 9326, A bisndnew and exceptionally urcl on terms of §).000, with ate mooth'y payments. 1t 1 lo- No. 449 G Street N.W, As executor of the estate of Amanda A. Stealey, deceased, I will gell at public ave- tion, in 0t of the premises, on MONDAY, the EENTH DAY Ol . A.D. 1923, AT FOUR 0'CLOCK P.] Jowing Gescribed estate, situs! in the D ot of Columbis and being lot 74 in square 518 improved as ahbove. Terms of le: ALl cash. $250 deposit quired at. the (e of sule. AN co fie. *recording And_revente siampe nt por | chlaser's cost. Terms of sale to complied | with within thirty days or the property may be resold at the cost’ of the defaulting pur- chawer, after Bve duys’ advertisement of such resale In some newspaper published iy Wash- ington. D. C. ROLT. E. P. KREITER, Lo8-ddd E: ADAM A, WESCHLER, AU . Trustees’ Sale of Nine New Brick Dwellings, Nos. 3532, 3534, 3536, 3538, 3540, 3542,| modern in _every ge bilght rooms, . i':nl‘"l’l‘Y P.M., the following described land © some Mirror (about 8 ft., BT S . B 5158 i3 e 4 in. by 5 ft. 2 in.), Plate! Souk keogmers ‘st oeemise oromtoows e In the office of the lurv!!vu‘r of the District of Glass Floor Cases andCoumbia in Liver Comiy 2t 2§ folio 86, im- proved by & frame d'!ll{u(. C & : ey Counter Cases, Law Books | ,,"tr=s,of e baehrd o purchase mones | by Order Trustee of an:iimy piyable oo oat ivo ges aster Estate, Oriental Rugs, Car. | i: sejais tosamenly siom Gy of sic SR Caah, 45 Option of purcharce. 4 depottt pots, Ksc, el i BY PUBLIC AUCTION |2 it tech i con of porchaaer. 'teris from day of male, otherwise trustees reserve At Weschler’s |3 slmmbanr s S 920 Pa. Ave. N.W. witihiea Wi, Aol Saturday, Nov. 17th nois dasnpigy B0 B LNKINE Comme-cing 9 AM. THOMAS J. OWEN & BON, ACCTIONEERS, i omAt .!l O’Clock P-::m 1928 Executor’s . Sale of Three- Dod mzz St, hd"n‘ Dfi oll, Story and Bue.mofl Brick X l{::? 2| Pm.i“ 8 Bu“ick,w 2 Dwelling Containing About Jord.l.n., Cadillac 1‘5", Ford and lg.gfi?;'d Bath, Opp?- Other Touring Cars, Pierce-Ar-| the Firat Commam it s and Fo 1-ton Truck, Etc. Terms: Cash. Adam A. Weschler, Auct. THIS AFTERNOO i Dreakfast _sud orches ‘and a lot 30x143 to here Is Just one of these homes let re- a Realtors, Franklin_9508. R HOUSE VACANT. 3 ALE OF YALUARL! PROVED LOT AT THE 30U 3 CORNER OF NINTH AND MONROE STREETS NORTHEAST. Ly virtue of 8 cer.an deed of trust duly re. 4 fu Liber No. 4580. folio 345 et seq the land records of (he District of Columb {mt the request of the party secured thereby, | the undes truntees will sell at public auction, {n fiout of the premises, o3 ¥, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMI: AD. 1028 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.3, Tollowiug deseribed Land Dremises, in the Distrct of Columbia and dex f; on. Located”1600 D st. s.e. 1514 K St. N.W. elght rooms, two baths, hot-waler hest, electric Light, back porches and colonial front porch. Boom for u garuge. You must uct quickly {f you want this wonderful bargaia; it will go ast. Man 2 CHEVY CHASE, $13,500. - t 1¥pes of Louses fo find and yet many people ate looking for & Here ft fs. The locutlon is not far from Comnecticut avenue, t wouth of Clrcle. The whole house Is beautifally finished, has ppeinted hathreom and light and sicy kitchen. Upatairs there ¢ the children can play in rainy weather. A most preposition. We shail be glad to show it to you.| 1t fuvolves no obligation, WEST CHEVY CHASE, $9,500. This house would sell for thie price if §t were in & much less desirable section. It fs Socated on a wide boulevard leading to the northwest. There are six rooms and bath and in @ddition @ good size breakfast rvom. The Myiug room fs about 25 fect across and Las & buge | apen Brepure and French doo:s leading onto the a:de porcb. are hot-water beat, electric Mgkt aml well appofnted fixtures 1o the bathrom. In fact, everything s of the finish and smaterial that you would lvok for in & much bigher priced bouse. And here is u good polat, Loo: it can be'bought on uny remscnsble lerms. New. BARGAIN, SOUTHEAST, $6950. And it can be bought for $300 cash and n monthly payment that will not be more than sour rent. At the sime time You will be acquiring a home aud becomiag AD owner of prop- @rty. There sre seven rooms and bath. Four bedrooms. Hardwood floors throughout (mot tust downstairs, but In every rcom in the house with the exception of the bathroum), hot water heut, electsle lgits, fully finjshed and conventently sera kite It's boln a baigain and & clunoing bome. WLy not it today? is sp e my delight Just telephone Main 372 out et pur; Just call Lo 15 WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY. 3 Realtors, 1108 16th Stree Main 372. PETWORTH—TERMS, ‘Tapestry brick Lome, 20 feet wide and 82 feet deep. Contains six large rooms snd tiled 1t] Vacent. Tn first-class condition and ready for immediate possession. ineh:No. 1 ok foors, porcelain sink and drain board. _ Out Deep lot extendiag back to stres Large one-pie nial froat porch and large dor ble. rear porcl tages or Bungalows 3101-3129 Newton St. While comps and arrangement is #o earefully thonght plng _ worrics. bave #dded 1s the Murphy Built-in W Hed—belnk ot of the way during the it releases Blats and Siandard batipoumn equipmeat broughout, (EASY TERMS MAY Open for lnspoction every day and eve o1 Fike cars leaving 15 " SALE OB RENT HOUSES. FOR SALE OR FOR R Furnished or unfurni::hed, 16th 1923 New York Ave and being Lot sumbered tour 14) Cin bloc pumbered two (2) i Benjgmin F. Lelchton | and Richard E. Pairo, mf:xeq ubdivision | of “Brookiand,” as per plat rocorded in the ! office of the surveyor for the D.atrict of Co. | jwcbia tn Liber Counsy’ 6, at L0 106 o Terms of sale: ANl cash, quired upon acceprance of Do You Want a Small House? ¢ you are lookiog for & small house one these littie four, or #Tx toom Cod- il Bl the _ocated 35486, 3550 and 3554 T St. N.W. By virtue of & cerinin deed of trust duly recorded, in Liber No. 4543, follo 111, et weq., of the land records of the District of Colum bia, and at the request of the party secured w3 2 igned Hll'l(e . W'llll;flu 8300 deposit . | saie pul twn, in mt 1l prem. 4" Conviyaucing, | 308, <o, Fi CFHE TWENTY-THITD | recoiding and revenue stamps at purchaser's | DAY P EMBER, 1823, AT FOUK| cost. Terms of sale to be compiied with | O’ he following-described imad | within thiriy days. or depos ¢ forfeled. and premives, ate in the ol Wash 5 {:D‘: RURY, ct of Columbia, to wit: Lots 41, 05, EDWIN W. POPI noT-d&ds exSu . They Are JUST OFF RHODE ISLAND atively smal | % ed for & . 47, 86, 84, 82, 30,'tn Frederic L. Hiide" s e Trustees. | koper and Reginald §. Huldekope: of lots in block 141, “Burleith, " a5 per p fscorded ip the office of the wirreyor for 'the trict of Columbia, in Liber 63 at folio 86, block 141 being known for purposcs of smest and e uare 1302, im. proved by i llings. Each lot | to be sold subject, however, to & prior deed of 1520 NORTH | trust for $3,000. Particulars st sale. Houses ki derd of trust duly | B D8 0feTed eltber separately or togetier of 1 uly | A t recorded In Liber No. 4435, fullo 808 e avq., | prre o 1P (he masuer Faip of the laad records of the ind above sa'd trust, bia, and at' the req A deposit of $200 on each house (f thereby separately aud §500 1 nold a po remines. on | entirely requ red of the purchaser &t the time NTY. VENTH DAY | of . All conveysrcing, recordlig, revenue 1028, AT FOUR | stampw and notarial fees at the cost of the foliowing-descr.bed ‘Terms of sale to be compiied wi'h o in the Distriet of (o o from day of waie, utherwise being lot num s reserve the right to resell the divix on by nd cost of the default. idduugh .and Shauson of o in block 7, five days' adyertisemen’ as per plat recorded in the | of such resale in some newspaper published rveyor for the Distiict of Co- | in the city of Washington, D Jumbla. as per plat recorded in Book County WILLIAM BRAYSHAW, 3 . LEE DD LATIMER : Bold subject to a buildin rustges. " trist for about §3,200. " All cash JAMES 8. EASBY BMITH, above said trust. Deposit of $250 required F. W. HILL, J upon acceptance of bid. All conve, o nol2-cod&ds. recording and revenve stamps at cost. Terms to be complied there s Bo excess to multiply Louse Another _feature _we y room for any other sleep fern hot-water heating pose desired. M TRUSTEFS' SALE OF $7,500 to $7,950. BE ARRANGED) : Over Brty sectr the s will sell st undersigned trust ride out R. L. aye. to of the HARRY A, KITE (Incorporated) 14 K St. Phone Main 4846. OCLOCK 1. 204 premise mbla elight vE et residence. J. LEO KOLB, Main 5 “ADAM A. WESCHLEH, AUCTIONEER. for gurage. Phone us for iuspection. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. j‘ with within thirty days or deposit forfelted. FIRMAN R. HORNER, | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- R—$7350—NORTHEAST. ble tapestyy brick home in a splend!d section of the northes o porches, inclading u large sleeping porch and breakf Front and side lawn Electric lights and gas. . Cap be purchased on smail cash pay- P 1ot extending back o ap improved street. —$14,500, TERM t desirabie Suul’s_ Addition, & detached seven-room Lome with tlied bath (sun parlor). In perfect condftion. On u large Iot with & two-cur garage fo mateh house. Contains hot-water beat und electric 1igbts, hurdwood fSoors and & real woed buiuing frepiace. biilt of stone. House In priced much lower than new homes in this section A vers desi front porch an bot 1 imcicse: . bpti. Houke is mow vue ment e 1 with pleuty o ide. ligl it WANTED TO BUY. in nu;!mhlkl‘ Lo agents. JOHN A. MASSIE Trustee L Wl proved and Unimproved Real GOOD 6 ROOM HOTHI | Address Box 238-C. nol5-d&ds,exfu OF STORE A’ AS 900 Oth ST D. ! LOCATED BETWBE 5 .. for coiored; e 3 5 sh payment. - Address . piantite, v. Floreace W. Ay e idunts, the undersigned trostées will Sell at_public atction in_fron e | mises. on_ WEDNESDAY. ' THE NTY FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1923, owing property: OUR §'CLOCK PM., lot 819, square L of the District of co- § OB 4 BEDROOM AND g TR Eate BARARL | preferably " detached aud ‘ashington Heights: $120° moathly. Call Maj " UNION REALTY CORP. 1410 G Main §413. By virtue of @ decree of the Supreme Court of ‘the Distriet of Columbia, pussed in the | above cause, the unds trusiees will sell. in front of the 1 t public_or | w. private ssle. on WEDNESDAY, THE TWEN | #ud can be purchused on very easy terms PARK VIEW—$7,350, TERMS, brick home, containing six s and bath, hot-water heat and electric lights. Soldlers’ Home Park and convenient to Park View Behool aad entire house, with lavndry frays. Can be purchased on & small i hove us for particular, Tapestr: Splendid ground. OLD PIECE OF PROPERTY NEAH GA. AVE. T WANT TO BUY DIRECT FPROM OWNER near 14th aod Park road, 6 r. modern house, b Y ing & frame dwelling . 428 10th gt Y-FIRST DAY OF NOVEMHER, H G FOUR O CLOCK P.)L. the follow.ng described | T FOUR-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK P.M.. lot R0, l;mlmlnd Premises, situate In the city ul;lglu-;bb being brick dwelling No. 416 10th | Washington, ‘District of Columbia, to wit: | #f. sw. = |Thll part of original lot one ( in square AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M. lots 33 three bundred seventy-three (378) fmproved | and 35. square 297, being frame dweiling No. Address Box 167- | by a buildiag cor ing of & nd apart- | 1217 D st. and brick bouse in rear there- rd st on wide alley. Address Mce .000; ean pay cash. o, per month, which lneludes all interest. —$8,350, TERMS. ORTHEAST: nd 15 anxioss to modern si3-room brick home pear Tennesnee 3 k. Wil accept very low termw and the price is Hght, Bardwood floors and trim. Frout porch and double rear porches. Owner avenue und no Contalns electric cem Builtin | house: fal 0 ptores. Very atiractive bungalow. with spaee for garage. property with us Btaining Modern heat; [ uged MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, Inc., 913 15th Street. ' . MT. PLEASANT—$17,000. 10 10T o D S ecncalag wine oo, o B ot a2 WANTED, for spot cash. Address Hox 125-0, Star | o WILL HA ber 1. | premeenion withia o Main 617. " !wiii PA¥ ALt Cani ¥UR JGUSES ¥OR }eolored; will consider either frame or briek in a8y seétion of Wa Cow tizental Trust bldg., revm 904. VANTED FROM OWNERS, MODERATE 21* | ments, known as No. 900 Oth w., Wash- | of. FE—HATOAL fagton, D C. 8T _FOUR.FORTY FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. TRON OV NER—BAROAIN TN | 8 rius of sale: All cash. A deposit of §200 | lots 508 and B4, equare 757, being fra { required ot “purchaser LAl {iug No. 1219 D st. s.w., and brick b T e | COBTEIANCng. recording, revenue stamps and frear thereof. VE_$10,000 70 INVERT BY DE. notariel o/ % af the ost of ihe purch AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M.. lots 35 and 803, Want iavestment. Well located | Terms & .ile (o be complied with within | s lot 56, beiug tmproved by a brick apartment house. Bubmi s from day of sale, otherwise the | garage or stable and lot 803 being unimproved. Must Le bargaln. stees rewerse the right jo resell of sale: $300 cash deposit on ea: t time of ne-third of purchase paid in cash and the balance in 7, o, the risk and 1 the ¥ sale 10 some Dewspa) ments at one and two years, ut {nterest per snoum, payable semi-aunoally, represented by the Dotes of the purchaser and secured by first deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash at pur- claser's o All ¢ | of Washington, D. ing 0 pes ed prior to da tristees &t i MARTIN J. McNAMARA, of sale by the undersigned el ad- dresses below. | notes of pirchases wecured on’ the pro THOS. J. QWEN & 50N, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF THREE VALUABLE g:g_?mlv GTORES N0, 436 42450 ol Jintue of a certain deed of trust duly re. led in Liber No, 4773, follo 417 et seq., of the 1and records of the District of Colnmibia, 5 &t the st of the party secured there- . the undersigned trustees will hell at_public uction fo front of the premises, an TUESDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, AD. 1623, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK P.M.. the fol lowing-déscribed land and premises, situate in the Diatrict of Columbia ‘and desigaated s atd being part of lot 88 in squarc 509 im- proved as above. Terms of sale: Sold subject to & lst deed truat for §3.250 ou No. 420 and £2,500 on os. 428 and 460 each, due October 9th, 1925, Delance payable $1,000'cash and the remainder i ly installments of §25 and interest ieposit required on cach parcel. C: Yeyancing, rocording and reveuue wtampe At purchaser’s eost. Torms of sale o bo com- | lied with witbin thirty days or deponit for- | . { eited. FRANK A SIMON, CLAUD "LIVINGSTON. _Trustees. AUCTIONEERS, VALUABLE | D __nold4dadeexsn THOS. J. OWEN & 80 TRUSTEES By virtud of two certa'n o . ing " instruments Nos. 104 aud 19, recorded April %, 1028, among the Inud records of the District of Columb.a, and at the request of | the party secured a trustees will seil at public ¢ of the prem ses. on WEI i FwENTYEIGHTI DAY OF - NOVEMDER, A.D. 1923, AT FOUR-THIRTY 0'CLOCK P.Mi | the 'following described land and prem scs. sltuate fn the District of Columly s, snd des k- nated as and being lots 10 wad 11 fo square 5045 i the subdivision of Jaud in (he Dis- of Columbia made Ly the Garner Con: struction Company, Tuc., us per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the Diatrict of Columbia in L'der G, folio &4. Terms: Eech Iot sold subject (o a_prior deed of trust for $3.000 and the awoint bove said deed of trust to be paid in cash. 20 | depouit required on each lot at tyme of seie. | Convey recording and revenue stamps | at purch Sale to be closed with! thirty Truste “BON. AUCTIONEERS. PRUSTEES' SALE OF 2 DWE INGS ON Gsth ST. NEAR DiX ST. N.E. DEANWOOD HEIGHTS. D. C. By virtue of & certain decd of trust duly recorded io Lber No. 8476, folio G1 et seq., | of ‘the land records of the Dist:let of Co'um bia, and at the request of the party sccured thereby. the underslgned trustees will scil at publie auctlon, In frost of the premises on EDNESDAY' THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, “A.D. 1933, AT FOUK O'CLOCK P.M.. the following described land | and premises, situate in the Distrlet of Colum- bia and designated as and being lot numbered clghtecn (16) in block pumbered fourteen (14) of John W. Gregoy bdivision of land called “Deagwood H ¢ the said sub- diviekn Is duly recoried in the office of the wuryeyor of tie Distr'ct of Columbia in Book County 15 at pago 6, the sa.d p parcel of land b . on the tax buks o as 16t pum Bfty-two hy Terms of sale: All cash. '$300 deposit re- quired upon ucceptance of bid. Conveyancing, recording and revewue stazmps AL purchase: cost. Terms of sale to be complied w within 30 days o deposit forfelted CHRISTIAN JGOCKELER, Y JOHN A. MASSIE, 16,1921 o i Trustees. ADAN A, WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. TRUSTFES' SALE GF TMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY AT THE SOUTHWEST COR- NER OF 6th AND G STS. N AND FOUR BRICK “DWELLINGS, ) 615, 620 AND 622 Gih ST. N'W. By virtue of tht deed of trust recorded In| Liber No. 4263, at follo 356 of the land rec- ords of the District of Columba and at the request of the party secured th the un- | dersigned will sell by gl c in_ front of thw premises, on TUESDAY TWE TIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1623, AT 4 O'CLOCK P.M., 20, in_squace s Washington, District of for the same at the northeast sguare and vunning thence ot 23 feet, theoee west 101 foet 6 | alley, thence north 25 feet to G street, thence east 'to the beginniog. and lmproved by large brick buildiog. Also lots nugibered 30, | 31, 82 and 83, 10 said square improved by | brick dwellings numbered 616, 618, 620 and | th st. n.w., v sald city, ail of =aid par- cels being more particularly described in said deed of trust. Terms: The several parcels will be old as an_entirety, subject to 8 prior deed of trust purporting tv secure $37.500 and interes:, now overdue. Ope-third balance in one and ! two years, with 6% represented by | pecty, or | One thodsund &l cash, at purchaser’s option dollars deposit required. Conveyancing and revenue stamps &t purchaser's cost. Com ance with terms to be made within 30 days trustees reserve right to reseli at risk and ¢ defaulting purchaser after five days tion of such resale H. W. VAN SENDEN, J. ¥ BUYNITZKY. WHARTON E.’ LESTER, ‘Trustees. Attoraey for party secured. no12.d 8&d i RON, AUCTIONEEES. | Executor’s Sale of the Two- Story Frame Dwelling and the Ome-Story Brick Shop, Nos. 2248 and 2250 Eighth Street Northwest, the Second Commercial Zone. As executor and trustee under the last will and tertament of Horace Marshall, decensed, 1 Will "SIl &t pubtio. uction. in front - of fhe remimses, on TUESDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.D., 1623, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the follo estate, situate In the Dis being lots 1060 and 1062 ihg 15 and 30 foet, Tespectivels, on improved a3 above. 712 Columbian building, LEO W. nol0-d&ds,exSu ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. ! Receivers’ Sale of the Entire Stock of Agricultural Im- plements, Wagons, Dairy titles 1o be paid by purchasers. Sales to be closed withia sixty dass in default of which trustees reserve the right to forfeit andor resell at risk and cost purchaser after five days' previous advertise iment {o The Evening Sta ALBERT T. WALKER, Trustee, 1628 California st. n.w. GEORGE €. GERTMAN, Trustee. ‘ashington Loan & Trust bidg. ington _ Mals 3720. all siges; soy mec- AUSTIN M. COOPER, s 1202 §20 11th 8t. N.W. trie light : Bl B S A St S, Pl o e M SRS e floors, hul n_garage. This house Is comparatively new and im splendid coodit] Bee 1t sud you will ot be disuppointed. CLEVELAND PARK—$14,500. ! Cleveland Park is coe of the most pular I th ‘Waushi) increase with Dapiation ua. Wi AR T arowing s et s ion. Realty ralues | i Mat; Wil n09-d&ds. exBu . OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEF'S’ SALE_OF VALUARLE PROP- BRTY NO. 1467 RHODE ISLAND AV UE_NORTHWEST, BEING AT THE * NORTHEAST CORNER OF STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. Equipment, Store Fixtures, fice Equipment, Etc., Contained in No. 1005 B COLORED. sy eash for brick house n.w. OE C. BROWN, 916 N. Y. Ave. N.W. i 180 in_this disection and hovscs of thls style, size and price are {n demand. This beuse contains Shx Fms, buth, extra lurge living oom, lurge dinlng vm, oube siceping poreh. side and Zro cpen Bieplace, built-in ase, thoroughiy modorn. 1t 4 { on large lot, réom for garage, wide alley. A real bome of. merit, R “mml CLEVELAND PARK—$13,500. 617 CARLEY & EDWARDS, Inc,, will sell or buy your property if price and CARLEY & EDWARDS, Inc,, Street N.W.; Also Interna- tional Auto Truck. By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbis, passed {n equity cavse No. 41182, the undersigned receivers ! will gell by publie auction, within the UE. By virtue of & certain deed of trust dated May 3rd, 1923 and recorded May Tth, 1023, as instrucent No. ind records of the District of Colu: and at the request of( the party secured Dy, ‘the undersiened | trustees will sell, at h auction, in front of | TUESDA are_satisfactory. E 8t N.W. Fr. 6158. m of every mam to owa his own home, and this premises, on THURSDAY' THE TWENTY-|the premizes. on Y, THE TWENTY- | Am can be reslised by 1t is the 4 ment now and paylng the balence in mouthiy pa. This house ean making & cush his manner, and in it you will find & resl Lome. JOUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE | SEVERTH OF NOVEMBER, A.D. 1923, | {AT 4:30 O'CLOCK P.M., the foliowing-de- scribed land and premises, situate in the Dis- | SECOND' DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1923, COM- MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK AM., the stock be bought fn t Diehe pcleirle lghts, hot'water hext. good lot with B high elevation with & benuifal ontlooks 1t in bujit of throughiout. It is the fulfiljment of all your desires. NEW—DETACHED—$10,250. A beantiful Duteli colonial type honse in a.high-class north resel the beet valuew in this eity todag. . It containn sie. acious, wi nfl.‘f&&- h'q't‘n gorehes, hardwood floors. "Liot-waier heat, electric lights. Lot fs A Tor garage. Don’t walt until It is sold. 'Let us sbow it mow, Right on Che D. new s naw stato voad vow buflding; . sgement s famous *‘Felicit: one of }: AY.-:. !lllkll Bwyu large | imagination. A W. arge, giviog amplc room | HOME, SHADY BIDE, River 21TF11. iy SINGING BEACH ke Bay, 38 miles from lon; reasonable prices bufldiag: yoder same man- y Cove': 40-foat B is beautitul_beyond ANDREWS, RU‘AL MD. Telephone ot and fixtures of C. . ar hvlllnnl. triet of Columbia, and di |‘uw¢ as and be- oosier” Drill, Disc snd Spike Har-!ing lot numbered one huudred and elghteen ‘Superior” and *Black Hawk" Check. | (118) in Webster Edgerly's subdiviston of lots | nd Plain Drill Plante) ‘Buckeye™ and , 'n square uumbered two hundred and tea (210) " R Cultivators, &s per plat recorded in Liber 81, folio 19, of | tors. Corn: Shellers, 2i4. | the recards of the office of the surveyor af the Tncubetor and iroad. | District of Columbia. _Bubject to right of way “Empire" Milking | 5 feet in width across the north end of said mpi . e e ratar P ocep U | lot for the benett of ine owners of tho olher | Machine, *‘Empire” i tog _machines; COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—$9,400. aatg T8, 18 8 corner bouse In ua ever-growing section where valuen are s price is offered for ek sale. ” It contalns six rooms, bath, electric [ighte. hot wates heat, front and rear porches, parquet floors, screens, spacs for N Jour opportunity Lo Ao 8 good lome S¢ & very modorate cort, SRS VACANT. Tuia is SOUTHW EST—$4,500. A brick house of six rooms at w remarkably low price and a8 Space for garage, ~Hee it and copvince yourself it'ls & bargate” TTAo0Abla terms. rapidly increasing and Alley ARNOLD AND COMPANY,, 1416 EYE STREET., . : MAIN 2434 SR Sl o Al e R S RSN COLORED HOME BUYERS, OUR TWO BEST BUYS. e FIRST ST. NW. PRICE, $5,150. VERY EASY TERMS. . - A very good:looking 6-room and bath bay-window brick home. The front has. just been painted and penciled. Will be papered and painted throughout €0 suit purchaser. This property can be used for business purposes. - o5 2 MORTO. N ST. N.W, PRICE, $3950. . VERY EASY TERMS. b A very attractive 5-room and bath brick home with colonial front porch, front yard and long back yari to wide paved alley. Room for garage. Will ‘be papered and painted ..uf cellent condition throughout. J. DALLAS GRADY, 322 Maryland Bldg., 1410 H St. N.W. Main 727. COLORED—IMMEDIATE MT. PLEASANT. i OSSEESION, e | goRTd a2 Bt et Sy Nt at compieted, In Hilthrook, D. €. Fric. | 350, £1"Wimbiagton: Jout o cas Hine TE E4ITE ol W% | LYONS-LOVEGROVE CO., 1ise. * ‘Take D. C. line e:-rc.; oy SIS mc} ¢ oFMie Dixos 14th AND PATH HD, TEL. COL. 10240, Automobiles - At Weschler’s #EASTERED Homho‘lfd Goods Every Description putin ex-1 At Public Auction. November 17th, 1923 Autwombiles, etc. Sloan no13-2¢ Heavy Roj Iron Kettles livislion. Bprayers. Beoops, . Ladiers. " Ollve Property sald subfect to ardware, Onion Crates, Fly Spray, of " Calclum, Grousd Alum Balt, anure, Seed, efc. L30 ¥ Office Equipmen®. including Adding Ma- ! | chine. - Underweod Eypewricer,” Chock Feriter, Tron Bafe, Desks, efc. ) ALso ! *International & ton | Copnters, Seed Hins, Sealfs 5 | “The above steck and fixtures. fogether with unexpired lease of premises, will first be offer- . ed as an eatirety, and if & satisfactory Md is | Dot received, will be immediately sold in | detail, : L W. notd-dads.exSu Receivers. | ““Terins: Cash. | ADAM A, WESCHLER, AUCTIONBER. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Property, No. 2100 Thirty- fifth Street Northwest. | Bucket at the balance of which $55.000. All cash faf squiey abare seid deed of trust. A deposit of $3,000 will be re- quired at time of sale. Al conveysncin Tecording, etr.. at cost of purehaser. Term of male to be complied with within fieen days {from day of sale, otherwise the trustees te- serve the right 1o resell the properts at fhie risk aud cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days' advertisement of such ressle io some AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW, { | i Truck, ete, Shelving, GARFIELD A. STREET, 4,16,19.21,23.,24,20427 Trustees. A8 J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING, No. 24 bth 8T. N.E., TO BE_SOLD FFIC BY AUCTION E. DAVIS, AT wAR, WITHIN THE O THOMAS J. OWEN & SONS. By virtue of 8 caiain deed of trost duly recorded in Liber 2369, a et seq., of the land records of the District of Osium: bia, the undersigned trustee, substituted by an ‘order of the Supreme Court of the District of Coiumbia, in Equity Cause 41919, will sell | 8L public uction, within the efles .%Enu. 3. t the Rupreme Court | OWen & Son, G st. n.w., on o D e pavsed n equity | DAYy THE TWENTY LiofiTH Bax r o No. 41004, the undersgned will sell at | VEMBER, 1923, / ] e O e o Khed premiaes. o | P M., (he fouow.ng descr bed real eatate, situ- UESDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF 'NO-| & ed ‘0 the D nw‘illm"xl:‘n' ag 'm VEMBER,' 1023, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., | lettered “CY in, aw Bia s soh the following described land and premises; | divis.on of lots in square ElS, ax, per plat Mtuate 1n the District of Columbia: AN of | recorde t‘“m" e ot iho e - that part or parcel of ground and premises | Fecords of the office t ing "and being In Georgetown, District of ( Digtrict of Caluisbe, i el olumbla, of that certain parcel of Threckeld's | Terms of sale: Cash 0, dopenit required | e stamive o1 8. B he Tongwing Severip: | s teFeplanes o B, 08 porcliagecscont of l:'x{--': et at"the end of three hundred be complied wih within and thirty feet northerly from Eighth street d_running thence morth tweaty-five feet, thence west one hundred snd iwenty-feet, thence gouth twesty-Ove feet, thence east one Mndred and tyenq foel 1o the place af be- " re 1296, and helag im- Thared by presmises Noows as 2100 30t5 street of sale: One-thind to be paid ia cash, to-be. deposited at the time of sale, and the Fasable ia sale, and to { ! ! i 920 Pa. Ave. NW. i o C, G. Sloan & Co., Inc. Aucts. 715 13th St. Terms of sale t_forfeited. UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. | By virtoe of a specal writ of fler| facias st at Sloan’s 715 13th Street - Saturday per cent ‘per annum, and secured by deed sold, or all cash, &t the option chaser. All conveyancing. recording. stamps st Yhe cost of the purchuse to be complied with n thirty deva from dato of sale otheriwise the lrustees reserve the right to resell at the riek aud cost of the defaulting purchaser, after ve dane’ sdver tisement, ue te report said defsult to the eourt for 1 in ‘the for 18 agthay ', NENNEDY. Columbian iog. 6. FERCY MecGLUR, 808 E street n.w. Trustees. i At 10 AM, And at 2 M A ELEVEN 0'CLGG DAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY the following described articles: 10 sweaters, & Kimonon, 08" dresses ' (one-plece), child's , h".m._ P aima ot of hats, seart, t gowns,' 7 baby coats, 3 jumpers, 34 i SEavies i b bl o {77 tan, lot of ‘Suit boses, sempie sase, g forms, , ele., and_atf an the property of the' defendant Phil) | and Feller, ana sold h-r’g g Tf— Cash peat st law No. 84199 13 faver A Co,, B. C. SNYDER, - United States Marsbal, C. G. ! L an will Torma of saie: All quired op. each parcel Conveyancing, recording and revenue stampy Purchaser's Cost. Terms of eule to be com- plied with within ihirty days, otherwise the Droperty may be resold at the cost of the de- fauiting purchaser, afier five days® advertising. of such resale in fome newspaper publishe. i biogton, D, C. ok H. ROZIER DULANY, Execator ST “EDUCATIONAL, SPANIS ‘EYLI;_A'}IXAH. . FRENCH, PORTUGUESE _ Main 5688, poyyP™LY One—Established 12 Years fronrrawy e+ 30 DAYS Iadividual Iastruction, Day & Eve. Classes 30-DAY BUSINESS COLLEGE 182 N, ¥. Ave. N.W. Phono Main 8485, A_world of Difference—Investigate 30-DAY STENOGRAPHIC SCHOOL On G st. nr 14th—1338 G. Bhort. hand, Touch Tyving. Main 2876. The Boyd Schoil. Positions guaranteed graduster. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. PUPILS FOR PIANO WANTED BY PEARODY STUDENT, 1887 8. C. Ave. S.E, Phone Linc. 1818-J. 18% GEO. LAWRENCEZ . 5y Stydio N.W, Branch, 1321 Corbin ne. L. 301 Washington Conservatory of Music 1408 N. H. Ave,, at Dupent Cflrlz, Main 7888 Violin, Piane, Votosr: Basophous,. 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OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE Distriet of Columbia.—November 18, 1928.— , Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the provisions. of an item authorising changes in the ment system of hi «'in RO 1 appropriation £ yoar eaded June 80, 1914 (Public-Act No. 43, ”vn' 1018), the Commissioners the OFFICE or "Act arch 4, iatrict of ' Columbia will give & pub- Lic hearing in_the board room of eald Com- missioners on December 8, 1923, at 10 o'cloc &.8., to all parties interested or owning land siong the line of Princeton piace between New Hampshire ave. and Roek Creek Church road n.w., and slosg the line of Spring Road be- tween Rock Creek Cburch road and 10th st. n.w., as 1aid down on the permanent system of bighways plan for the District of Columbia. Plans of proposed changes in the bighway plan of Spring road and Prineeton place through tracts of land numbered for purposes of essment and taxa pafcels £3-8, 970 square 2896, lying in the above limits, be displayed, and the Commissioners will 2E" the_Droposci ehuages. 18 Showd ‘on ihe ing_the o sbown on above mentioned pigns. CUNO H, RUDOLPEH, JAS. ¥, OYSTER, J. F. BELL, Commissioners of aghe Distr et of Columbia. 1314t PROPOSALS WANTED—PROPOSALS FOR THE KE- vt o8 oall Cwskntitlon of riboud aad debris 1 buildings in the vicinity of the Capital, price per yard, o Box RESORTS ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. FeWILTSHIRE EErEasn Cwner, dobs. V"AREITOUNE CO. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. : Uotel - i~ o ATLANTICERENT § Sonetaiis han dating. the Fal aed § Winter months on account of its excep- tiora locatim Abd arrangement. i Erick Gurag WaLTre J. Buzay i g w11 o s o e e & ATLAN %' RAYMORE """ Worlds Greatest Hotet Success 1{OVING, PACKING & STORAGE. 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Bavarfa may be descrived, in | fact, as a land of music entircly sur- |rourided by mountains. Tais wooued Iamvhllhku“»r of . the Alps footuills, the combina- ¢ Hohen- slightly larger than the s.ate o aine, lies between Germany prover, | Switzerland on the south and A {on the cast. ‘It supports nea 000 people, one-eiguth of Ln population. 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