Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 51

[ AU FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. DOWNTOWN In downtown section, on business hree-story and eellar brick house of 2 bathe, lot-water heat: louse furais ©pportuiity to buy & home at the sane t haviog good fuicome: roous now rented good mdvantage. Price, $12.000; only cush, ensy monthly payments. K PRATHER & ROBINSON, RAEI10 Bond bl M \\ NOR L\J., North C: m St. 2nd st. n. water, la- Quick sale, $3:900; $o00 cash tarms. m.i; $8 6room bhrick, Sth st $5,000; cash, termrs. H. C ‘\[\Y\OR CO., 492 North Capitol Colored ”Umt'\ of the Better Class— Don't put off inspeeting Al D these dandy reet, & rooms, An o $1.000 24n a 1402 &v00m brick; trobe_beat. For and $40 month. 8room brick on R st B X ne; $300 Columbia Road (BETWBEN GBORGIA AVE. AND SHER- MAN AV If you don't take ad Portunits you will b ® Dferime Thes ructed of the best and et are exeoyent o arrangement are sifch as hsolute minimum loussEeepg WHrrY I the nicest casored tial section. Sample Home, 758 Columbia Road N.W. Bix rogm, bath, front aud back orches, rwond floors GRS EOR YO AND EVENING. Reasonable Prices B. PINN, (Owner's Represcntative) 712 Kenyon St. N.W. " " puoxe cow. s BROOKLAND-WOODRI [)(:I We have a larze list of Rrookland Woodrldge homes f. ze of this op- mgksi o ates INSPECTION DAY 5 several cated in Kirable su fnitial po L ased with CORP'N, and TR TIT WILL PAY YOU INSPECT THE JAMESON BUILT HOMFES BUILT ON SOLID GROUND mllT".“:‘ 'rr')'!?m l‘l\'l’fl"‘\l'\_l\lf S B V313, TO ought o ensy eentative .n Property Ank BUILT, OW) Hioas 906 X x PHONE \n|{ GALOW, NORTHWEST $7.250. Deilghtful location: cars all ‘morove ments: large ot-water heat: 3 rooms tile 4 € CORY Tith st. nw. IT WILL PAY YOU TO_INSPECT BU 3 Ellcott st mnd 4 3 ne 1ot over 40 fe excellent cond:t'on_hav niz by 5.750: $500 c.n payments tal, nm Befan S8, *OO—L NUSU. Six rooms and l Nw .|(\!\ 5 per month. Star office. OPEN AND LIGHTED EVERY EVENING FIL SOLD. FROM @ TNTTY § COLUMRIA HEISHTS HOME AR 14t AND PARE ONLY £8.500—EASY T1 183 HOLMEAD PL. NV This fs & 1ght favestiv. bay w rdow bricks Bas been materalls reduced in prioe for a aiick sale: contains @ rooms and tiled baths Clectric lxhts splendid feat: at, pantrs: *tragn room In Targe cellar: an eection Cinvinen son fhat (s s & bargain: convenjent erms can he arranzed. Henresentative on premises evary evening and Sunday crAs. D M. 36, 024 1ith St. SAGER, M. 7. BROOKLAN New Homes—Special Terms— Complete Garage—The Very Best Value on the Market Today. 6-Room, Complete Modern Home—Move in on Deposit. Simiiar homes are priced vt $12.000: good wtzed rooms and Targe porches, Front and hack: open firep i1 streét “fog tion of Woodridee-Brookland, atdother stores. ! RANKING COR! ate Dept . 10th ant . Wash neton ear Lincoln Par Tt s seldom we bave o low property i such a res o \ feot anke ey ng t i snally and_cconomical heatng re confident wih a expend the property would easily worth $0.500 10 ST.000. session and reasonable teris BOSS & PHELPS, = 7K St N.W. AT TRACTIVE HOME, SOUTHEAST. Small cash payment, $50 per month, Including all interest. 8IX 1 tached seven rooms, floe fixtires plant. W b Pos st RGE_ROO v BAC! PAVED ALLEY HOUSE_PAPERED AND PAINTED IN EXCELLENT ( ITiON THROTC ENT TO ¢ STORE PRICE, $4,050. . DALLAS GRADY, 822 MARYLAND BLDG., 1410 11 §1 MAI NO CASH. 50—8.room and bath brick: for de age: to £05 from AND RATH. ARD TOY AND AND Price, Jocation, who can Address Box 1 Delightfully Different— what every one says about these Homes situnted at \[.ls\. Ave. and 16th St. S.E. are in Just the localits that you vould ick it Fou were buildimg. In them You will find’ all the conveniences thut Zontribute w0 “greatly toward . mak-ng “Home,” Withtn cusy reach of all pointe; Sample House i1s at 1538 Mass. Ave. S.E. Six comfortable rooms. bath, sleeping orci, front and back porches, hotwater [leatinig plant; sanitary wainscoting in the Kitchen und bath. U the len that it might be ent to convert the second floor separite apast- ment. Neurby i ed_schools. e eainy an deal Dlace &'ome. {ARRY A. KITE, (Incorporated) Phone Main 4\4( “PETWORTH BARGAIN $5,2 room zood | pa Star Desi ouve into « the g . stores, Sehool, -ar lines, an to buy owner. " CTIONS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. _Continued. AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. STEAMS HIPS. 2 AUCTION SALES. STEAMSHIPS. STEAMSHIPS. FUTURE DAYS. THOMAS J. OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE THREE- STORY BRICK DWELLING. RITUATE NO. 1934 4th STREET NORTHWEST. Ry virtue of & deed of trust recorded in eeatge o e Diatiel 0 Gt e 2 se n_fro; uf the prem on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY FIRT DAY OF DEC l‘)llth, ‘A.h lm AT FOUK THIRTY 0 CLOCK te aud T will posit of $20 l required at time nr ale, and Star nm- ll'w D\;rl‘h‘-ll"r nll;uwd fifteen s from date ~ of sale to complete the purcha Furt D—BARGAT Pardicuiars at time ot saiel e Furer Y CHARLES 1, BEN, Vacant. ' $6,70. easy terms. ulckly. FREDERICK Sacane | sais0, o auickiy DERICK J. BEN = H M. BENJAMIN, COLUMBIA HI VIRGINTA 8 BENJAMIN, IRVING C. BENJAMIN, A beautiful lome Fairmont st Just off 14th st., cor 0% 10 rooms and 3 Heirs of batks, is being offered At an exceptionally CHARLES F. BENJAMIN. __del1.d&ds.exSu low Bgure. Lot us submit thls property to & 1 TEIN 0., u M ROOMING HOUSE are offering an excellent rooming house foathining 14 rooms; very farge: four storlen 1ot water heat; elec’; » bargain} only $15,000, " todny 111 p e HQWENSTEIN o0 l‘\Rl\ VIEW. $300 cash and $&% per month will buy the 1argest G-roow bou colonial; THOB. 3. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS, Tmuu' Sale of Valuable Bus e Property, Being 91 Lunuuu Ave. and Nos. 918 and 920 C St. N.W. iy virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4787, follo 1 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colum: bis, and at the request of the secured thereby, the ‘indersigned trustees will mell at auction, in front of the s, 0o DAY E . A AT " FOUR O'CLOCK M., the following described land and premises, xituate in the District of Colum- bia und designated na dud being parts of loie 2 and 3 in square 381, being improved by 4 Nos D15 Louisians ave. and 918 and .., said property being the same property couverel to Frauk . Guest by deed from William B, Turpin apd Stanton C. Peele, of Jeunle V. Jewell, January Priced Address Tiox 881 B-room, ti'e R. HOWENS N.W. COILLORED SNAPS LARG LUS SELECT LIST of houses, all briced from £1000 upivards, Dayment of $150 and npwa: 1y payments Fight. Possexsi |Tl(l‘h'!'t!,fl' s. STORY_en LE _OF VALU 3 'K DWELLING, BELIG NO. Ty ‘virtue of & certu.s deed o recorded In Liber No. 4613, folin of the Iand records of the Distr Bt the request of the nder: Iu_front of the prem ses. TWENTY-FIRS DECEMBER, A.D. 1023, AT FOUR ('CLOCK the foilow nig described land and prem: tses. w'tuate in the District of Columba and siguated as and being lot 87 (n George It epetti's subdviston of lots in square 1077, as per plat recorled in the office of the sur- veyor of the D strict of Columb.a i Liver 5, | at’folio 27 i TR PROV T old subjct 1o n first deed w kecond deeqd of trust wount over und aheve L be pa _aan 008, 2000 bid nveyancig tups At hurchasec's Cot Dlied with within thirt € haic, otlerwe deporlt forfelied. and 5 nay be remid at the sk and cont Yot" e defaultiog purchaser after five fuyw “advertisement of such rows 'S uewapuper, publahed in W D. ¢ VAN SENDEN] _de15akds.exSukh THOS, J OWE MORTON madern, ST. NR. GA. AVE.: 6.rm_. coloninl bricks: h.-w.h.; SO.500 and &8.0005 teims <!t nomscxsion With deeds N. E. RYON CO., Inc Main 4307 1423 F St ONTY 4 LEFT. PRICE, $6.950. See these beantiful houses today. T g e ras . ' g bject to a frst deed I sbove 1pou e u L said trust ance of recere sta to deposit for JOAN ¢ WALTER dx.mxSy COWEN ATCTION . . reco urchaser’s cost Iy virtie of @ cetan deed of within thirty days or recorded fn Liler No 4842, folio [ of tie land records of the D str and at by, th as thes d with et weq., 1 Colum YOST, 11 MARLOW Jn., e Open Hoa THOS. J R 18 pim. Sample 1 tse, No B bet C. H. SMALL, Owner and Bu'lder, . 6861 M as place srtue of a coran d | recorded on Dece: the laud records the request the uude e ton. in TH: 3. togethe « No 107 of £ Cotmin, ty Sl NW. RARE OPPORTUNITY $1.000 CASH. NEW HOUSES. 141wt car line. Near downtown: i 1412 Quiney st. For sale by ANY BROKER W G IRVIS Owner et to a3sume an ex frust secoring e sum wrs of same ) be e son, o the amount over said DAY O} f < ald e fullows: Ope EM. ER, AD AT FOUR O'CLOCK | thrd cash, Tu_iwo equal .pstaliments, | ML e * fotlowlng | described tand and | puyabie i wo years, with .nteres | prom s, situn‘e i the Diairct of Coinml able sem Bud designs s and being lot 23 in squ Ly second ] or wil the | | | woon 1 1 firet in.1are w ect an tesah over mad tng. ¢ 718 Atltean 3t Col w324 the rak a after five days' In some newspaier publ Investment Prope: s-romm bath b a3 HEnt O exeed “roueit park heattag E1L PEYSER facng | R EDMOX steady ten- | S00; ten | o sTOY, JIr ron Price, $1, Tiios. 3. OWES & S0N ATC TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROVED WHA STR By virtue of n certa'n deed of trust duly eecarded in Libec 4357, folio 5 et wed., of ihe land records of the District of Colume bis. and at the request of tie party secuied | thereby, the undersigned trustee will sell ac i “front of the premises on IONDAY. THE THIED DAY OF Dt EMBER, A.D. 1923 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the fol luwiog-described land and prewm ses, situate in the city of Washigton. Distr.ct of Columbia, and wnd bel ¢ numiered sane By htcer 11 AND o 1 . 8 EAND Vo, 201 L KT 8. v.rtue of ‘hree certaln deeds of trnat rded in Liver No. 3 nd 4R ot seq. respectively records of the D of Colum requeat of the red unders goe trustee publc anct t of he p ARGAIN. m owner and bu'lder, brick home: colon'al front breakfast porch and sleapt Deep lat: room 1 1in a vers de- a very at By purty v DECEMT CLOCK 1% and prem'ses. Tunh'n 33, 40 enc 41 in J. 1. Bealme b certaln lots in sqiare 1087 autd'vision I8 recq t urveyor's suled vin'on an sald e ¢ in diber others, oMice for the D.a 5 i 3 8 per plat d scbdivision cecorded fa Liber 38, folio 40, of the records of the o Fyeyor of of n cash WANTED T0 BUY— o WILL PAY AL OASITFOT s 0 LNLOIAN WIS X710 RUY HOME N Wardman Pa.k Hotel: not $20.000: = M V77 HOUSES HUSE NEAR over §10.000. Ac- | 1 o coven: Tmprovement frame detuched dwell Termn of sale: One-third of the purchase mouey fo be paid in_cash, balance in two equal ipstaliments. pavable in' one and iwo vears, ' with fnteiest &t 6% per centum per anoum, ify, from f tr.af upon the pro ut'the option of the purchaser. 00 w1l be requied ancing recordin: the op of 5200wl time of sale . revenue sta er Terms of sale to be ‘ed “with within thirty days from day ‘e. otherw se ihe surviving trustee serin “ine Tk T resetl dhe property Pk and cost of defsulting purch five daye’ Jt wuch aome newspeper dred upon ench conveyancing. ¥ Hose M BROWX 0D COL of It st. to I Capitol Man 3 ngton DETRY “ving Triist ATCITONEERS. AML A eta i purcaser ¢ of wich o Wianhitugton, LOAN CAND By ANDR! VALUABLE REA! HOUSE AND L WOOD PLACE 0% Trustee. sident. | TH W i nw.. room 404. WANT T0 ROY A M « K : - ROVE SALE FAR DEEN POST-| By vitue of & certain deed of * D UNTIL FRIDAY, DECEMRER THE |corded in Liber No. 43A2 at falio 102 }1ana records of the District of Columbia_ and A SiNcp U2 AT THE SAMB HOUR | S, [ idueat of the narties secured thereby, BN iNer : ©Y ORDER OF THE TRUSTEL, | b Undersizied wiil beil ‘ac | FASERRE BRchSD {O'CLOCK P.M., the following des e e S lumbia and belng lot numbered one hundred e Cweayaeves (1oT) T paears wath of g S B twenty-seven (south of 2827) as described in said deed of tru Favms of maies Satl peogesty 1 prior deed of trust securing an indebtedues R b T o i T dress Hox_53-P. WANTED A HOTS; o 00 dow 1y payment Star office IN CITY THAT 1 aud make u substantinl 1 have steady employment and am des ‘ous of buying & s der 6 to 10 rooms. Address de3-5t 2 THE. 03 TPONED ELFEXT DA | THE 8AME des-d&ds,ex8u SALE_ IS FURTHER WEDNESDAY, THE 3 1923, AT URDEE OF THE TRUSTEE. AROVE UNTIL UASL FUR drisEs FOB eo ‘s dec ¢ ther frame o brick o ot Washiugion \iain 2130 Cor tinental Trust bidg., room 40 FOR QUIC 2= THE AROVE SALE 1S FURTHER UNTILC WEDNESPAY. THE H DAY OF DECEMRER, 1625, HOUR AND PLACE. DER OF THE TR _Ae13-0&0R exSn THOS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTI TR! S oF at the nd texes p date of sale. A JALLL T\ ND. djusted deposit of $200 will be re- guired at the time of sale. " All convesanciog, in, venne stamps, etc.. At cost of Drchaser. Terme of sale fo be complied with withiu thirty davs from date of sale, other- wixe deposit will be forfeited and property resold at risk and cost of defaulting pur- chaser after five days' advertisement of such resale in some mewspaper published in W ington, D. C. B. FRANCIS SAUL, 1412 Eye w. { (.[\L ‘\ SPRING V ! OF MARYI One of the fiuest and most complete coun- try eatates in that besutiful and exclusive siction: commanding views: house. baildings. éte.. al. in perfect condition: 100 acres , erville station, ma.n ine of N. C. R. R.. 20 minutes from Baltimore. For par- ticulafs addsess and at the request of . the und o trm the fol . Wituste in trict of Columb! ng lot pumbered {ng-descrived land the city of Washingtor and destgnaied an and twenty-five (25). 1o square numbered bundred and ffty-six (1536). o ¢ vision made by the Chevy Chase Land Company of Montgowery county. Marylaud, aud others, kuown a< ““Chevy Chase He ghts,”” as pec plat CAUGHY & COMPANY, 220 E. Lexington St., 21% 4f id subdivision recorded o Liber No. "8, | PROP)SALS conultiag of vue twostory frame | SEALED PROPOSALS IN THIPLICATE WILI, e eceived 8T fhe oMce of ermaster, Room 1304, Mr D C. uti'll a.n and then opened, for the of 18 frame buildiogs in Eest D €, and the consteuction bulldings and_ hoiler houwe at D. €. Plaus and specifici Iy iention to above oftee. Tr\llnfl‘l | THOMAS J.AO & SON, AUCTIO&!ERS. Tru:tees’ Sale Apartment House Known as “the Olympia,” Situate at the Southeast Corner of 14th and Euclid Streets Northwest. By recorded in liber No. 4530, follo 8, the land records of the District o const itions Decemnl ¢ 3t Gl per co wreckin . iy, “trom by deed of trist upun . 8t the option of the purchaser. A Ve required ac time of Al cing, recordlng, revenue stamps, ete., at cost of purchuser. 'Terms of euie 1o be Complied with within ‘thicty days frow day of sale. othierwise the frusice re- sorves (he right to resell tiie property at tie cisk und cost of defaulting purchaser. after resule in some ton, D. C. STON LOAN AND TRUST NY, Trustee. By ANDREW PAk- KR, Viee' Brestdent, 0019, dk&ds.ex8u y _@FTHE ATOYE SALE HAS BBEN POST. PONED UNTIL FRIDAY. DECEMBER THE 1022, AT THE SAMD HOUN AND PLACE. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE. ABOVE SALE 1S FURTHER UNTIL WEDNESDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1928, AT 4 SAME HOUR_AND PLACE. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE. ieS-d&ds,exSu SETHE, AR 18 an'rfl:n| P NTIL NESDAY, THE TWESTY SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1028, AT THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE. Y ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE. Qe13-8ds.ex8u ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCT! Trustees’ Sale .of 1923 Stearns- Knight 4-Passenger Automo- bile. By virtue of a_certain chattel deed of trust ¥ 15, 1928, to the undersigned nd_ records of ublic Vania per aunum, y of sule, se- property sold, 21, 1923 ct wen.. of Soun Calumbia the undeisigned trustees will se auction {n front of the premises. on MO DAY. THE THIRTY FIRST DAY OF DECEM- ER. A.D. 1923, AT THREE O'CLOCK P.A cribed land and premises, ‘sit rict of Columbia and di iate o the D wted 1 Snerman, ‘trustee’s subdivision known as *‘Co- umls Helghts, per plat recorded In the Mce of the survesor for the Datrict of Co. lumbia in liber G. §., at folio 138, subject to Gyenants of record. Terms of sale: Kold subject to a prior first teed of trust for $85,000 and trust for $565,000 and the purchase price above said deeds HOS. 3. OWEN & 80 UsIE SA f A s . BRICK n\ VELLING, BEING No. | No. 4488, n;uo 357 et weq. ot th et of Colun, £ab 0 mok ersigned trustees seil 24 THE, PORTPONED, id. Con ns and b {30 Emith's ‘mibdiviaton 3¢ ' Tas sed wibdiomon e ree I D. C. follo 54 of the records thie wirveyor of the District of Terms of sale: Bold subfect to ‘hree prior decds o . of which partieulars will be { amnonced lbe ume of aale (8l cash ove s ). leposit’ requ red upon ccepance of bid. ° Conveyanc ng. recordim 'and tevenue st ra oot | ‘erins 10 be comp 2 th or deposit forfeited. e LAVINIA DE VEILE, WILLIAM A. BOWIE. —fe11.1315.17.18 104320 _ [ Trustee’s Sale of Valllable Busi- ness Property, Two-story iU Brick Building with Store and Living Rooms, No. 1740 7th 1% St. N.W. By virtae of a decree of the Supreme Con { ot the Disirict 'of Columbia vassed n- Bty | Cause No. 41840, the unders gued truscee wil | ‘u"l‘l’ for sale by public auct.on, In_froat of ! premises, | on munuin THE L EWENETAT DAY OF DECEMBER, A 1923, AT FOUR-THIRTY U'lu)(,l( P.M. g described la aud premises the ‘cily of Washingion,” Distriet of Columba, to wit: Part of original lot 8 in syuare 419, beginning for the same at a poini on Tth ‘st. distant 9.25 feet nortn of the southenst corner of said lot and_running along said street 15.75 feet; thence west 95 feet to an aliey; thence south along sald alley 15.75 feet; theace east 95 feet 10 the place of begluning, improved One-third of the pu wmoney fo be Paid {n camh, the balance in tus | equal installuents, payable i one and fws | years, with iuterest at 6 per cent per annum. Dpayable semi-anuually, from day of sale, Secured by deed of trist upon ‘the puroperty Sid, or il cash, at the otion of ‘e’ pur- A deposit of $300 required of 'the er at the time of sale. All convey: . recording, revenue stamps asd Bod tes al the cost of tie purchaser. Terms therwise the pro sk and cost of t g:"irfl ment of such resale Jublished in some newspaper in. Wasbiogton, EDGAR H. McBRIDE, H. KEIFFER DE LAUGHTER, __d&ds exBu&liol “Lrusue A. WBSCHLER. AUCTIONEER. Household Furniture, Player and Other Pianos, Console Victrolas, Carpets and Rugs and Office Furniture, by Order United States Mar- shal, and 50 Men’s Watches, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At WESCHLER'’S , 920 Pa. Ave. N.W,, SATURDAY, COMMENCING 9A. M. Two mabogany player-pianos, upright pianos, victrolns. oak dining room suite, bufets, brass and enamel beds, dressers, chiffoniers, mai- treescs, couches and cots, 1ib bination pool and billiard parior suits, stoves, new gas and rogs. AT 11 O'CLOCK AM. Mce fumiture, by order United st R e Trieen Tk, i writer desk, ~ sectional bookcases, office chairs, typewrlter, ete. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. Automobiles, including new ! 1923 Stearns-Knight “6” touring car, by order trustees, NEER, n in front of premises 920 Pen ., on SATURDAY, DEC ENTY-SECOND, 1923, AT TEN ( .. e following dewctibed automol -Knight six-cylinder, ssenger, open " Bods., No. Bz e Canh. s ‘Terms of lll H GARDNER. RICHARDSO! _de20,21 Trast THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEE: SALE OF VALUABLE DE- ZACHED DWELLING, Na. 3%l LEGA- i deed of trust dated Jlnulr}' 2, recorded January 1823, among nd recoids of the trict of Columbia, lnd at the request of party secured ereby, the undersigned trustees will sell Itdlubllc avetion, in fron! of the prem:ses. on THURSDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF JANUARY, A D. 1024, AT THREE. “AHIRTY O'CLOCK P.M, the following de scribed land and premh«l. situate in the District of Columbie and des guated a. being lots 31 and 32 in Fulton R. G bdivision of part of & tract of land t-HaI | o Cery &8 per plat recorded in Liber County 24, follo 41, of the records of the | office ot the surveyor of the District of Co- hl!l“km. Iotx'bkl.'ll lng(;:'rn:.;u of record. ed 1 ol ubject to & prior deed of trust for $8,000. part culgrs of !!nlrh will theace north and T must sell my home Just west of Grant Circle before January 1 x large rooms, (it darger Kilchen, nice “barh: o wat: o y: Daved sirects garage room 3 o an Gfter. Cash as low as S50 Wil sell’ les price. Address Box 87-P, Star of sale to be compiled with within thirty dazy from ay, of sale, otherwiss the trusice poslt Tequired upen acceptance of ‘bid. Con. reserves the right 1o ‘resell the rel- Feyaaciag, ' recn n&"‘" revenue stamps at the TSk und cost of the defaulting after five days' advertizement of such ¢ sale to be com- e ety et }-n-a with within thirty Trustes, in_sume BE'IBIDI published in ass Bldg. be stated at the time of sale, and the amoun over said trust to bo paid in cash. $300 de. and Hudson S. S. coupe. AT 2:30 0'0LOCK P.M. waldiem, i 8lled men's used watches, inc Bl Elgins, Hamilton, Buriington an Washiogton, D RRY S. BARGER, Cush. ADAM A. WESCHLER. dec20821 Ge8d&ds,exSun 5. | Cutting Stock, ust duly | of Valuable | v rtue of a_certain deed of trust duls | and at the request of the party sccured there- & second deed of | ¢ trust to be paid in cash. $2.500 | ulting purchaser | ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. AUTOMOBILE BY AUCTION TO PAY Notlce is hereby given that on SATURDAY, DRCENDER FWENTY NINTH, 1023, AT 1E O'CLOCK AM.. we will sell by publ ¢ uction, t Weschler's. 92 ave. n.w., to pay orage clharge e touring. merial 0. 28227, motor No. 11810, stored with us 13 the name of Mr. Fendleton. All parties ted taks noti lutereated (ke 48 Sioron_compaxy, del13&20 3 G St w. ADAM A WESCHLEI, AUCTIO Bankruptcy Sale of Valuable Automobile and Machine Shop Equipment, Auto Parts, Fix- tures, Office Fu niture, Etc., Contained in No. 1525 M Street Northwest. By virtue of au order of of the District of Colum! Jruptes court in_re Autow tion, Bunkrupt No. 1407 ten Sell by pablie an ti premises, on FRIDAY, DEC HIH, 1023, O'CLOCK AL, comples stok In trade, ot American 147 Lathe Heale Cylinder Grinde.s, Miil'ng Machine, Ott Grinder. Presscs suder. a L2 WIEJST Jan. 22 and Feb. reme Conrt Fie a bank s Corpors- e undersizned tus- with o t EMBER T NUT eqn'y consisting ientley 127 IKempsmith b (Panarna), Cartag AT mulern in part Lath No. 0] ooms. Swimming pool, Orchest Make resertations row g g Wy B . E. PHTLPS, City Pass F. T. STEBRING. fen Agent Pesserge. Chain enting Outfit, i Dies, Reamers, Arbor, btric ‘Gronder, Peteis’ Plowen Drills, Portable dexing Hend for Gear- ! Large quantity of qQuality Piston Plow, il nges, Piston Rincs, {Jurvis Water Tudicators, AT Cabinets and Spewe for_ Tome C1 ck C Ster, Deak . Tion Safe, e Doty ry The ubove wil i be offered as an e Uity and f & satstactors bd & Hot receive will e tumediately soid 1n deta.l. Catalogues un reatiest "Termat. Cush. Ay Flywheel Castings, ete. abont 4,000 ck Writer, and 1921 Add:essozruph. WESCHLER. Auctionee:. ’ J/e C.G. SLOAN & CO., Inc. Auctioneers 715 13th St. Household Goods, Cffice Furniture, etc. At Public Auction At Sloan’s 715 13th St. Saturday December 22nd, 1923 At 10 AM. now. United 1419 G St. N.W , Washington, D. C. Managing Operators for UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD INDiIiESs R i N S A The specially equipped EMPRESS of BRITAIN (oil-burning, 22,100 tons displ't) Sailing from New York 23,1924 Faresfrom $250 A MONTE'S CRUISE visiting Havans (Cub 12 (Colombia), Curacso (Dutch W. Indics), La Guayra (Vanexuela , Port of Spain, ( Trinidad). B end St P)("E (Martinique),St. Thomas(Virgin Islands) Nasmau (Bahamas), Hamilton (Bermuda). Exceptional accommodations, rooms en suite with bath, rooms with toilet, single Gymnasium, Shore excursions arranged. Kingston (Jamaica), Colon Barbados) Fort de France San Jusa (Porto Rico), getown, NIAN BRPACIELS Ast.. 1419 Naw Yotk Avo. Weshington, ept. Madison Ave. at 43th Bt.. New York. S.S.’/AMERICA Sails December 29th (Pier 3, Hoboken, at 12 noon) EW YORK to Plymouth, Cherbourgand Brem n. Excellent accommodations are still available on the larges: cabin ship in the world Famous for stead ness, cuisine, accom- modations and service. Book your passage Werite or telephc ne at once. States Lines Telephone Main 7431 And at 12 M. Automoebiles, Etc. Terms Cash C. G. Sloan & Co., THOS. 3. OWEN & SON IRUSTEES' SALE OF VAL STORY RRICK AND KT At ABLE THREE- E DWELLI “1st STREET sirt ment N (. among ® certnin deed of trust 207, duly recorted J Tecords of the i eine | 204, | District front of the 1IRD DAY OF R OCLOCK Tand and p Colug P \1 A D wng des rbed in the Tistr < and be.ng lot 30 n ¥ wagen and others’ subdivisi square 67 ms per plat recorded *he District of Columbin in Libe The Luxury Cruise to the Palestine & Egypt Leaving New York Under personal management of Hol innd-Amiecican Line. Thrd cruse of 65 days of delght udes Made e Hols Land and Tiviera. Car MEDITERRANEAN 7 Shore Exc Cruise limited to 500 guests. sirated Folder on Riquiat. olland-America Line 21-24State Street, New York t to a first deed b terest at 8% due } H mps at § be complied with withn thirts davs or deposit forteited. ROSSA F. DOWNING ROBERT E. LYNCH, d&ds,exSushol I OWEN & AUCTIONEERS. VALUABLE BRICH 519 L ST N.E NEW YORK to BREMEN l.l. MUENCHEN | Jan. 12 ana reo. 14 Splendid one class cab n <hips Yorck. Dec. 22; 8. Ventana, Dec. 30, 1416 Pearl St., N. Y., or any local agent_ | CUNARui a0 ANCHORUuNES o FRIDAY, F_DEC UR-THIRTY O'CLOCK ¥ lowing described land and premises. in the Datrict of Columbla and di as and be'ng lot 07 in Vincent W. Kram subdivision of lot 31 and the west 11.65 rm front Ly the fuil depth of lot 32 in square 830, as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor of e District of Coiumbla n Liver | firet deed | the un the prem'sex, EIGHTH DAY AT F Sold subject to 5 o: nyeyancing, ding_and irchaser’s cost. Terms compled with within thirty forteited HARRY R CLARENCE de1p_a&ds.exSunkh THOS. J. OWEN & 80 | TRUSTEES® SALE OF JRY KRIC N BT. 8.W. By virtie of & o recorded in Liber N Tollo 130 « of the land records of the District of bla, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersjgmed trusteen Wil sell public auction. in front of ‘he premises, on THE TWENTY-EIGHTH . AD. 1623, AT FOU owlng described lan txes. situnte in the Disirict of ¢ dealgnated us and being the west ‘depth of 1ot 38 (n (Maries on of part of original ot sale to be 35 or deposis £ ils from New York Feb. 16 Specially attractive itinerary 1 patice? queat and o E ) Y. to Cherbou: A T3 " Tan. bA | AQUITANIA. . BERENGARIA. Feb. 16 Mar. 2 MAURETANIA . Mar. 15 Apr. Apr. 30 N. Y. to Cobh (Queenstown), Liverpool. SOYTHIA (new)... Dec.29 Apr. 26 May 24 TYRRHENIA new) Jan, 12 Feb. 9 Mar. 8 | AUSONIA (new . 23 F.h Mar. 22 i Boston to Cobh (Quesnstown) erpool. | ~ATSONIA newy. T 3T Eeb. 34 e 23 ! N. Y. to Londo derry lnd Glasgow. COLUMBIA Jan. 19 Mar. 1 Mar.29 | CAMFRONIA “ia Liv.riool .. Feb. 2 ASSYRIA Feb. © Mar. 15 Apr. 12 ! N. Y. to Plvmouth, Cherbourg, London, ‘AHTONXA (new) . ’A M 1 Apr. 12 \NDANIA (rew).. Fi AR See your local Cunard Agert or write Cuna: 200 | and Anchor S. 8. Limes, 517 14th st. n.w ¢- | Washington, D, . R € ~“TO THE AZURE | 'MEDITERRANEA Shargcat and Fastest Mediterrascan 00 Burner | GorOMBO 26 Mar. 15 8 Apr. deed of trust du " (new) revenue s i ms of amle to i days or deposit forte A u!n RY [ S 8" TG - .Jan, 29 Mar. 8 TAOEMINA . Mar, 22 Apr. 30 AMERIOA Apr. 9 May 21 ITALIA Axr:nuu SmI’LNG CORP., o~ OneState 8t New York. CLEAN, DRY STORAGE FOR FURNITURE and piunos. Estimate cheerfully given. Con. veatent location, WESCHLER'S, Pu. ave { UNION{ STORAGE lfl A delightfol sland in the tropics—ideal jo. Wher< mode: Mhha':r excel- Eerereie WVery midern converence and lox- HOLT 5 I.AMFOHT'Q.-.' AUSTRALIA YONOLULY., NEW ZEALAND e Woil Equipped Koyal Mail Stewmers “MAKURA" (18.500 tons) ...Jan. Mar, 7 “NIAGARA" (20, Feb. 8 Apl. 11 Sail 1 LB etc. Ratiway 'SEPARATE ROOMS, Sl Sowca; Local and I-ou -Distance MOVING. By Crrefui R_tes Lteasonnble, FACKING BY EXPERTS, $2,000_while_in our long-distance vi \TES _STORAGE CO. UNITED STAT! MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING Goods lnsured STONAGE, PACKIN Phone Potomac 82 80 Florids Ave aa%a%aaa—»ama—n& fF Who Moves You Is Just as Important as ' 5 Where You Move 3 Phone Main 6900—Our padded vans and_evperienced and careful men ate at your service. Storage in our fSreproof furniture ware. reasonable rates. 3 i Merchants’ Transfer & i Storage Co., i’“ 920-922 E Street N.W. Telephone Main 6909 For fares, 9 3 At il from New York to HAVANA".c* Weekly Sailings to MEXICO » Vera Cruz, Tampico Special Rate Tours For information and | “rature, address NEW YORK & CUBA AILS.S.CO. _ Foot of Wall Ste--+ New Yerk. Or ‘Any Authorized Tourist Agency LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVERS imooern FIREPROOF BuiLoin 'WE CRATE, PACK AND SHI PHONE NORTH 3343 NATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE & MOVING_ CO. i1 8843 = 142442’ U St. N.W. | MOV KRIEGSE STORAGE fll IJI Bt MW, XPRESS SHIPPING maiu BGhe. Raxpress service to England and principal ports on Continent. Mi Dificent ves world's Inrgest ship. Highest standards of luxury, comfort and tuisine. Alsc 14 cabin ships offer- ang attractive, low rates. ‘Washington Office, 1208 F Street, NNW. R. M. Hicks, Manager SOUTH AFRICA JNION C:SYTLE LINE for sailings and further information apply Sanderson & Bon. Gen, Fastenger Agts. 28 Broadway, New York. Or A~y Steamship T.cket Agents. {DENIES PRODUCTION COST CONCEALED BY COMPANY Swifts Declare in Court of Claims Firm Acted Under U. 8. License During War. Declaring that Swift & Co. operated under license of the Food Adminietra- tion during the war period, counsel for the company declared yesterday in the Court of Claims that it would n have been possible to conceal co of production, as charged by the government in sults growing out of meat transactions The company was operating und lcense of the Food Administration J. Harry Covington, the comps counsel, ‘said. “Its profits wor. tained and limited by the Foo minfstration. The price of hogs fixed by the Food Administration, Swift & Co. had to keep its books in the manner prescribed by the Fool Admintstration and the administ tion had access to those books for the purposes of auditing and control.” Swift & (0. i3 suing the govern- metn for alleged failure to carry out purchase contracts and the govern- {ment has cntered a counter suit against the company WIFE OF BAUMGARTEN IS GRANTED DIVORCE Alimony of $67.17 Every Two ‘Weeks Required—Mrs. Mamie T. Lyon Sues. Justice Stafford in Equ has granted an |nl¢rm(uu. of absolute divorce to Mrs. Katherine Baumsgarten from W, m Baumga; ten. The wife named e corespond- ents. The decree I'Fq\“r\'§ the hu - band to pay alimony of $5917 e two weeks and prevents him from disposing of his stock in the J. Baum- garten & Sons Company without per- mission of the court. The Baumgar- tens were married July, 1905 Attor- ney Rossa F. Downing appeared for the wife. Mrs. Mamie T. Lyon has for a limited divorce from Noah H Lyon, whom she accused of driving her from home. She asks the court to restrain her husband fre annoy- ing her at her present address. They re married November 14, 1911, and e wife charges cruelty A drunkenness and asserts that her husband spent much time ard mon. on other women. S is represented Lynch. by Attorney Robert BENEFIT ASSOCIATION TREASURER FOUND DEAD Body of Edward J. Hodge, Victim of Asphyxiation, Discovered in Home by Callers. w Division 2 decrea filed suit When a committee representing a sick benefit association of the office force of the water register's office, in the District building. went to the home of Edward J. Hodge, treas of the association, 917 P street n. west, Tuesday night, to audit his ac- unts, ther found he had ended his life by inhaling illuminating gas. A tube ran from a gas outlet to his mouth. Hodge had been sick the past few days. Auditing of the accounts at this season was to be done in order to de- termine what dividend the assocla- tion would be able to duclare. Hodges' body was found on the kitchen floor. D~ McCarthy, member of the staff at Emergency Hospital, responded to an emergency call, ex- amined the body and prenounced life extinct. The deceased was a native of this city and had been employed In the water office the past six years. He is survived by his wife and one child. ARMY BOARD TO PASS ON RESERVE COMMISSIONS ___ EDUCATIONAL. CHILDREN’S SCHOOL For Girls Grades I to VIL Gunston_Hall, 1906 Florida Ave. Telephene North, 3174, French, Rhythm LANGUAGES Al native Day Leswons. " modern cor tauy tions . ht by ethod Individuai oF 142 N Y. Ave. Day snd Evg Clesser. 30-DAY BUSINESS COLTECE. Main 8481 ¥ine-Smith Studio-School New Hampshire Ave. at 8 St. Voice, Piano, Violin, Dancing DRAMATIC ART—LANGUAGES Children’ Classes in Fletcher Music Method Telephone North 10385 _National University Law School 55th Year (Classes 6:30 to 8:30 P.M.) College of Finance and Business Administration (Classes 4:45 to 6:30 P.M.) Winter Terms Begin Jan. 2d, 1924. Secretary’s Office Now Open for Registration. For Catalogs Apply National University 816-818-820 13th St. N.W. Phones M. 6617, Fr. 2909 ACE INSTITUTE Accountancy and Business Administration Graduates of the Institute are fonud everswhers Accountancy practice (0 P.A) | T poattio i noes, Lote at- | tornoon nnd early-even able. H Streets, N. W. EACHER OF PIANO AND VOCAL i BIC | Nould Tike a number of pupils. Address Hox 108-P, Star office. PIANO, SAXOPHONE, BANJO sats, Fopuiac Music in 20 lesone if you buy instyuments re. o "Tree booklet. . Christensen School ' - RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ' ATLAN'"C" CIT‘.Y N.J. J i merican Plan Aotel is never mors T oriatis. than during the Fail & Winter months on account of its artv- tional location and arrangement. Wavrres J. Buzsy 260 for Bulktin i |'wil present 100 ov Applications for Appointment as General Officers Will Be Considered. A board of Army officers has been appointed to meet in this city to con- sider appiications for appointment as general officers in the Officers’ Re- serve Corps or federal recognition as general officers of the National Guard. The detail for the board follows: Maj Gens. Charles H. Muir, H. E. Ely, Brig. Gen. Le Roy S. Upton, all of the regular Army, and Brig. Gens. George H. Harries and Anton Stephan of the Officers' Reserve Corps. Maj Henry H. Pfeil, adjutant general, is the_recorder of ‘the bonrd, Gen. Stephan is a major general, Natfonal Guard, and ccmamands the District militia. PUPILS TO GIVE PARTY. Christmas Entertainment to Follow Holiday Closing. Immediately after the close of Park- view School today a Christmas party will be held in the theater. The party will finclude a vaudeville show of wenty-five performers and three small | s0lo dancers of Parkview playground— Mae Clark, Betty Brown and Pearl Brown—all eight vears of age. After the performance the audience will adjourn to the playground, led by la band., where Christmas carols will be sung about the birds’ Christmas ftree. Crumb baskets will be hung in | the branches for the birds. Old fash- | :oned Christmas field sports will follow, and then the band and vaudeville {company will be entertained at sup- per in the schoolhouse. The children {ave now filling_Christmas stocking: Ifor children in Washington hospitals pier i el JUDGESHIP IS PUZZLE. ! Coolidge Asks Missouri Senator to Name New Candidate. After wrestling for several weeks with the question of selecting an ad- ditional judge for the eastern dis- trict of Missouri, President Coolidge has decided to ask Senator Spencer, republican, of that state to recom- mend another candicate The decision {3 taken to Indicate that the President has made up his mind against the appointment of Vital M. Garasche, heretofore ac- ely supported by 'Senator Spencer. White House officiale would not say today whether the other leading can- | Mdate, Granville Hogan, Son-in-law ~f Mayor Henry Kfel of St. Louls, had been eliminated WILL GIVE OVERCOATS. Saks & Company to Follow Custon of Past Thirty-Eight Years. the past Saks & Company ats to 100 boys at 10 o'clock Christmas morning. The ‘boys who receive the coats will bear tickets from the Asuwciated Chari- i ties which identifies them as worth of the gifts. | i | Continuing its cuitom of thirty-eight vears, Natural Mummy Mystery. From the Kansas City Star. Nature can sometimes do as good job in mummification as the expert ,embalmers of Tutankhamen's day. i Not long ago the body of an ancient warrfor was exhumed from a Greck temple where he had been burled Ififteen hundred years ago without any ;especial effort having been made to- iward preserving his body. It was so | well preserved that the wounds which killed him were plainly visible, With- in the past few months a perfectly preserved body, buried 221 years ago, was exhumed in Germany, and many such instances have been noted explanation Is not known, but seems to be connected with the cause of death, the bodies of persons dying from bac’erial infection being ap- parently more prone to decay.