Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1924, Page 39

AUCTIONS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR Continued. THE EVENING WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. s Continued. SALE—HOUSES. Continued. STAR, WASHING’I'ONz D. Cz FRIDAYz JANUARY él STEAMSHIPS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. LET US SOLVE YOUR HOME BUYING. FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE PETWORTH. Kennedy-bullt six-room and bath home, with hot-water heat, electric lights, porches and all Todern convenlence Price, $10,500. Terms. MT. PLEASANT J st off 16th st. Attractive six-room amd howe, vith ‘allmodems improvement lime Lo Kidres, schools, <harche. et i ren dentisl district. Price, $11,000. Terms. CLEVELAND PARK. t_one-half square west of Connecticut Detached; nine rooms and bath; hot waior ‘heat: clectric lights, Properts now vacant. Price, $15,500. Attractive terms. NORTHWEST PARK. Attractive new detached six-room snd bath fomes, with all modern jmprovements; hard- wrood floors; houses screened; many attractive features. Price, $10,250. Terms. CLEVELAND PARK. Beautlful detached corner honse, containing wieven roms, four haths: hot-water heat: electric lights; bullt-in _ garage: large lot ttractively planted with shrubbery, = Many conventences, ' House constriicted of stucco aver hollow ‘tile. Must be keen to e appre- ciated. Priced right for quick sale. On K st., fo sixteen rooms, rooming house rear. Price, § CH is now vacau Laval Propert, Good buy at CH Beautiful weat of Conne rooms, Tights; mald's Price, $18.500, MASS. New construetion; Consult Qur Sales Department for Futther Offerings. MILLER. W.C. & A. N. Realto 1119 17th Street Northwest. ————————————e e PETWORTH—$8,350. Practically New House. Thix house & well located in a group of new louse conveniences. The lot is exceptionally deep, giving a Tt has ail improvements, including thres porches, and is CHEVY CHASE, D. C.—$11,500. It you bave looked in this delightful suburb for a home rou know how difficult it This Dutch colonial house h This is indeed somethiug di { SACRED HEART CHURCH. i3 to locate anything at this price. including & one-car garage to match, CLOSE TO TH Six Rooms and Garage. One of the most charmige and individual small homes bulll in recent vears 10 16th stre usual run obtained for u and uear several churches. If will like this one. This part similar ones in this same location. this price for immediate sale, Only $1,50 ON EAST CAPITOL STREET West of Lincoln Park. 1t there fs & more popular loeation in the This elght-room louse, with all improve he ow requ ortheust 1 s, ents, that Will be worth the money WILLIAM PHIL 15th and K Sts. N.W. MEMBER OF WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. N TS e Street Northwest. WE HAVE SELECTED FROM OUR FILES 7 SHOULD APPEAL TO THE CAREFUL HOME SE DOWNTOWN. QUE ST. between 16th aud 17th n.w.—Splen dia_eight-room hrick. with all modern im- provements and ampie BURY CO., 1418 : FOL] TKER. NR. GAR COMMERCIAL went luca brick home a0y one o " price” reason Fuone this office UL’S ADDI. Nearly new tapestry brick dia northwest section: located A< zone. on car lie: containing afx roome and tiied hath: hot-water Leat: c d fibors: three large oseid sioeping porch Jaundrs ubs: large CHIE \ Y \ U \\ D D HOME of the 1l plan. situatid only half square o Connectleut avenue ro are elght Tooma(four bedrooms) water heat, electric floors; built-in garage. N. L. wishing a able and t for inspect! i l()l 30— y : gla 'l cold rage: po and casy this office. and bath: hot- Tight. lardwood Price, $13,750. SANSBURY CO., “EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE." =n- Phones-Main 5903-4-3. OF THE WASHINGTON REAL EST: 1418 Eye Street Northwest. MEMBER S & PHELPS, ALTORS. $12 :0()—L \PH OL HILL Abre hardwood “Goors, running water property desired. \10 500—\IT. This property might particularly It is less than rooms. modern bati, Property in first-cless wonable terms. PL . instantaneous hot-water heater, ndition, Room for garage. Imme $4.750—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. “This property represents exceptional value at the pric six bright rooms, modern bath. cellar: spiendid hot-air hea class coudition. Possession and terms S13.! st beea reduced for immediate sale. at an dnener Price has are confident ntmest in value, convenient aud ex added featn b, ele ton will convince vou thy “ituated between Conn. ave, locallty; contains ten rooms, riwod stalrease and woodwork ndition thronghont. Possession. SVELAND! | Reanti blocks fros wo feel ce cludo_ hardwood Bath with bulit | strippiog; laundry: Out-of-town o property will fnterc bhandsome fireplace. wer. Numerous closets: al fixtures; BOSS & PHELPS, THE HOME OF HOMES, hot-water he MAIN 4840, MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. & MIDDLETON, Inc., HEDG 1334 H Street N.W. Realtors. $12,500—MT. PLEASANT—Bargain. Army officer, leaving city, h substantially home for quick sale. Colonial, mont sts. Six sually large rooms, porches, hardwood foors throughout, open fireplace, celling dlnln( room and all modern convenienc bargain. S511,000—TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT. A two-family apartment, well situated, in & One apartment contains five rooms and tile bath, two tile bath, with separate evtrunces and scparate heating plants, electric lights, double Good rear Farl with @ twocar garage. A good home and invest- rear porches. ment combined. $9,950—BRICK BUNGALOW-—y five’ well lighted rooms, complete o hatr targr plare, onk floors, electric Hghts, b-w.h. and a large 810,950—-NEW HOME—OfF 14th Street. A brand-new home, now Yacant and ready fo sitoated on the heights within one squam of 14th strest tapestry brick, six porches, oak floors, electrle Hghts. bl w.h. lot with brick garage. You will find this o $10.750—CHEVY CHASE—Corner. Just reduced in price. uated west of Conn. ave. 1 arranged rooms,” tile south of the Circle, Hle bath, oak floors, is completely sereened and weatherstripped. alles. This property is priced right and well Moderate terms. $14,750—WOODLEY ROAD. It i elect A two-story and attic detached home sitnated e dral and convenient to the Woodley road bus. usual size on the second floor, complete tile hat attie. First floor has wide entranco hall, very la place, dining room, pantry &nd extra large kite shade trees and a garage. Immediate possession, $9.950—OVERLOOKING SAUL’S ADD One of the biggest values we know /of in a modern four-bedroom house. This house was built builders and it contains four bedrooms, including sleeping poreh, attic. open freplace in livin concrete and fower rear porches, electric li with ample room for a garage. ' 1334 H Street N.W. " WANTED T0 BUY—_HOUSES, | WANTED T0 Bio—mrese— _WANTED T0 BUY—HOUSES. Detached seven-room and bath home, which oy on first floor. detached bome, two baths: detached nine-room and home. with every modern wppointment: pportunity to buy st right price in £ developing section, is a property that we. mend with every assurance’ that you will be getting mot only a fine home bu Phones Main 5903-4-5 it Ll)l UMBIA HEIGM . eith jrage room in basement: SASANT. appeal to A member of Sacred Heart Church e block from the church and just off 16th street. 50—WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. It is an absolute bargain and we this property represents the and Col raid’s >ARK. quare off Newark street breakfast porch, copper s pestry brick, well situated near 19th st of Conn. Ave. A particularly atiractive brick bungalow. located west of Conn. i and several bullt-in feature: value Yard to duplieate. . Baey torma, tm 1921 Case and Haynes An_individually buite, Well improved lot, 60x105, worth your immediate consideration. hen. Lot 50x120, (oom, luriwood trim throughout. ‘Reasonuble terms, HEDGES & MIDDLETON, | MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTAT WANTED A HOUSB IN OITY THAT I OAN {buy on 8300 down und make a substantial monthly payment. I have steady emplogment b government and an desirous gfl 5 & ome. consider 6 to 10 room Box 48-P, Star ofiice. i 6°T0 10 ROOM HOUSE 1IN ANY GOOD BEC- tion; have & good cash payment and can mak substantial mnz-% Jayments. "Would lik in 7552, session within 1343 st. n.w., room 404, BUYERS AND SELLERS Have been succestfully and promptly brought together through this office since 1898—that's Tesults! Bee us in some of your realty mat- ters. The demand for reawonable priced prop- erty, on terms, exceeds our supply. List to- day. RYON CO.,, Inc., $§10,000. Terms, N 1428 ¥ St, EVY CHASE saimier G {IONED HOME, o s | OLD FASH] the; botwiter hets electric modern or suitable for remodel- Termw, ing, with two or three acres of land. Must be worth the price asked. Call Miss Fritz, Main | 2434, ur-story brick house, contais two Dathe: steam heat. location, Fifteen-toot alley o 18,000. Terms. EVY CHASE. t. All modern conveniences. Price, $15,250. Terms, IBIA HEIGHTS. Seven rooms and_bath: ; eiectric lights; deep lot to ¥ soou to be vi Garage. ecticut_ ave., bullt-In_garage for two THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. | TRUSTEPS' SALE™ OF VALUABLE TWO- | BTORY BRICK DWELLING, BEING No. 1218 PERRY PLACE N.E. By virtus of a certain_deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4769, folio 408 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colum- bia, and at the request of the plw secured thereby, the undersigned trus . H sell at ublie lulllon in front of the premises, on 'UESDAY, 'HE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANCARY, A" 104, AT FOUR 0'0LOCK the' following described 1 situate in {he District of %n(’d as and being lot 70 hane's .ubrllrllhm of lots in block ‘niversity Hel s per plat recorded 1 the' ofice o ¢ha sarveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber 565, st folio 166, sald lock 8 belnl now known, for lellll of wtion. as square 3025, sub- of record. Sold subject to & bulfdln! sociation " trust for about $1.540 any the unpaid interest thereon and overdue taxes, if any, and the remainder to he paid in c A doposit of $200 required upon accept of bid. All conveyancing, recording and reve- nue siamps at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirt or deposit forfelted. HARRY B ‘l'l'lfl OPH T, I.-LAll;l)( K., TRUSTEES' NUMBE , NORTH virtue oot 15 B 1and, records in front of 0'CLOCK mbia_#3d #quare numl Terms of of $8,750.00 the balsnce in one and rate of six bum, payable ond ‘deed of at AVE. HEIGHTS. | OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE three-bati stuceo L= el NEW JERSEY LOT BARGAIN: §5 CASH, wronthly huys 20 lots near Atlantic City: price, {10, only 88 each, VAIL, 180 Broadway, York. a1e 'sn,\u YOUR WINTER IN FLORIDA, The cheapest property ever offered there. A G.room house with 20 acres of ground, fruit, shrubbery, ete.. only $3.500. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. 928 15th_ St Main 1790. close 1o the car line and other v large back vard to an alley. in very fine eondition, TRURTEES' SALE OF FOUR-STORY LLAR RRICK BUILDING, BRICK RA NG PREMISES 314 INDIANA rtaln deed of trust dated and duly recorded Sep- tember 6, 1923, 5 among the Iand records of olumbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees wiil sell at_pul in front of tie premises. on W HE BECC DAY OF JA AT FOUR P, the following cd_premises, situate o the a and designated as and being lot twenty-elght (28) in James Towles and others, commissigners’, subdivision of lots in square five hundred’ and thirty-three 533), as per plat recorded in Liber W. B, M., follo ‘337, of the records of the offics of the Survesor ‘of the District of Columbia. Terms of 14 subject to a first deed aet of § 1t interest at 6 per ceat, le semi-annualis, and due September 5. balance of purchase price to be paid in A deposit of $300 required upon ac ceptance of bid. Conveyanelng, recording and Tevenue stampx at cost of purchaser. Terms of wale to be complied with within fifteen days from date of sale, otherwise the trustecs re ht to resell the properts at the of the defaulting purchaser after of wuch_resale in all_{mprovements, ult to find. September 8, Closs the that given bome different 1 we i priced $1.000 under der hus ired uction, ¥ Distriet of Colum! uan this we have failed to find recom- a property LIPS, Phone Main 4600, serve the rig risk and cos five days’ some new D C. Inc., LOWING BARGAINS WHICH ETHE AROVE ned until I SFuaNTARY. 102 P sume_place Ty ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. FIELD HOSPITAL. Best buy in the city; north. eight-room, _bas window With hot-watef heat: exeel- fon: foue” gnrages, now rented Sox Priced low for immediste UMBIA PARK. Near two car lines: built-in urdwood | floors; sI% bright ss-incloced slevping porch: miod ¥ pacticular. A real bargain. office today regarding this t te. G. SLOAN & CO. Incorporated \uctioneers s 715 13th Street STOSTIRED. Large Sale oF Office Furniture and Household Effects at Public Auction At Sloan’s, 715 13th St. Saturday, January 5, 1924 At 10 AM. AND AT 12 M.: {Winton Touring Car, by order of U. S. Marshal. Terms Cash. C. G. SLOAN & CO., Inc., Auctioneers containing six rooms bzilt-in fxturss; lot light: hardwood with brick mantel: brick g ssion may be had in ten daye erms arranged. To inspect HOME Inc., . BOARD. and Just of East Capital . electric ' 1ights. as apartments Possession. Entice it ADAM A WESCHL Household Goods, Phyer and Other Pianos, Mahogany Of- fice Furniture, Store Fix- tures, Small Wilton Rugs, About 50 Summer Rugs, Refrigerating Case, Etc. By Public Auction, At Weschler’: 920 Pa. Ave. NW., Saturday, Commencing 9 A.M. r Piano, Cabinet Vietro There are nine electric lights, ete. Bntire diate possession. Very rea e ask ting plast. Two-story brick: House in first mbia road. in & most ern batis, nomerous Pittshurg heater. o md Terms, nd only 2 few ed to sell und Special features in beautiful ne: &, Davenport Cot Pads. at. hite Enameled Kitchen s and Tables, Refrigerators, Organ, Enamel Beds, Springs, Coal Rauges, AT 10:30 AM. About 50 Summer Rugs (room size). 200 Wilton Rugs (small sizes), by order N. Steamboat Co. At 11:30 AM. Mahogany Office Furniture, including Roll and Flat Top Desks, Swivel and Side Guln, Type Dnh Tables, etc.; also Oak Opalite nnd Glass Refriger- ating Case and Meat Block, by order bank; Showcase, Stock Cabinets, Office Partition, etc., by order Receiver J. M. Gid- |dings & Co. At 10 O’Clock A.M. 2| Automobiles, including _the following repossessed Cars: 1923 Dort “6,” 1921 Dort “4,” Reo and Cleveland M!en. 1923 Dort “6” 3 1922 r I Wiite 417 K ST. N.W. jete. aboat & Franklin 9503. i modern 4 La. baths, sleeping and breakfa naneled side walls reduced price of iy conventent morthwest section. the other six rooms and tile It 1n thoroughly modern, attic with sta . open e Tot 503140. A good buy, r immediate occupancy. Well two-story colonial bath.Breakfast and_ sleepin ! | Touring Cars, also 20 barrels detached, corner home, sit- s n Dutch colonlal type. havi |Auto Soap. Terms: Cash. tric lights, hot-water heat an to paved e ADAM A. WESCHLER. Auctioneer. a3, I FUTURE DAYS. ose to the Episcopal Cathe ~ {here are four bedrooms of un- | “THOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. 1 with shower, maid's room rge living room with open fire- | TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE- with several|{ " STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 914 P STREET N.W. By virtus of ucertsin desd of trost doly recorded in Liber No. 4688, folio 278 et sed., of the land records of the District of Colum- bia, and at the juest of the pa ared thereby, the unde: ed trustees ublic_auction, in front of thyyrtmbe: g THE EIGHTH DA 1924, AT FOUR O'OLOCK the (oflmvln: described land and premises, uste in the District of Columbia, and desig- i ed as and being lot B in Brainard H. War- ner’'s subdivision of lots In square 366, as per lat recorded in Liber C. H. B., folio 267 of &.n secocds of the office of tie sirreyor of the istrict of Columbia. Terms of sale: All cash over a first deed of ITION, practically new ai roug! by Ghe of Washingtome. hest 2 glassinclosed anc ‘. and a good rear yard Franklin 9503, WOTLD LIKE TO RUY pmall houses for investment. T, Btarofee. WILL PAY CASH TOR_SMALL, HOUSES or_ white or colored. North NE. 25 Michigan ave, @ 000 A T. ALL HOUSE IN TAKOMA PA Broperty iy directly on car line, piosse Aovay map of T. P. with your reply price and Bl details, Address Box 461 5(.! offi NWE SELL OTHER P'EFEE»! PROPERTY. Why not let us sell yours. We have phiis for” Bouses and' investments. = T sad bmlllm W‘e .ll‘fl nxch.!wflumwenln s iculars of yours. ALEY m 'm";m. at. B .: TN 510,000 TO INVEST IN BMAl TR et LL TOUSES; C. HOUGHTON & CO.. REALTORS, Phones Main 7336 'bo BEST in_every uclbnn e HRICK HOUSE. 6 TO 8 ROOMS: ANY GOOD whita nelghbortiood: state location, price; sgents. Address Box 354-T, Star office. WANTED—EVERY HOUSE AND BUSINESS property in Washinglon to sell; clients wait- iog; mail full description; our motto, list to- vay’ ad eold tomorrow. 'GROGAN REALTY £0., $19-220 Mco §N VICINITY 16th oF. HIGHLANDR, § T0 8 Yoom house: give ldcation, nck-hottom price and terme. 4, Bl ofce. ONE OR _MORE Address Box 61- no full dascrintion. Address !h-x‘:"i = ; 'WANTED T0 BUY—HOUSES, Continued. WILL PAY ALL CA colored;, Wil consider iinar e LOUBES FOR either frame or brick in any section of Washi 2 1oy nection of Wasiington. “qoal8in 2780, Con- WILL PAY ALL CAl trust for $3,000, ~$200 deposit required i bia. Uov:enncl:{." recording e '.l":drm-";fm::le-ton . led with within forfelted thirty days oF dopp e e ENCE ¥, WELCH, HARRY B. PITTS, 0 any Groom brick howe '_'5" BARGAIN TN sion when deal i clons gen: Iiwsions; want o des alices 3073 or address Bos 88T i Star 3«" Saan WILL PAY 325,000 CASH situated in x..uc.m¢'°fir?.‘§.‘eL"p“3“" Cleveland Park section; et s ok, °F ;u&-;l and two baths. Ad Iress Box 37-T, Star MAKE A TARGE GA able roming house Colymbla_Heighits or Box' 28T, 8H PAYMENT 3 Sgavenient o carar ' 1a Star mm Asiries 0USH, ‘suburba; mist e B0 brokers. Address Box 102 Pleasant. R 7 RO pareain for cash Star_ofi NORTHw R TO COST FROM WILL BUY & !hfl Hody'™ AND 1 mm o AR mm"?r’\ov"m' SARY, WHITE N RORHOOD. ADDRESS BUX 30T, STAR OFFICE, 2028-d&ds,exEudhol ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUGTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Stock in Trade, Fixtures, Cash Register, Show | %3 Cases, Eic,, of Delicatossen No. 1118 13th Street Northwest. rtain chattels deed of trust PRAY SRy 54 recorded Apri, 1 Tustroment No. 62 amoag :fim:'m" S hrice of Cotamia, and. The request of the. party secured thereby, the unders! trustees. 1 sell lfl iblic auc- tion, within the above premises, ESDAY, SRYCARY SICHTE S A sBx Rack tock _in A andy, Cigar and' Cake Gases, Ics Boxus, Beales, ete. . SOTERIOS NI JOHN GEOBGIADES, = it veyancing, quired at th recording, revenue stampe, purchaser. within thirt, wine deposl! resold at TRUSTEES' BALE OF VALUARLE PROVED REAL EATATE, 8 THE NORTH SIDE OF JUST WEST OF CO; CHEVY CHASE, D. By virtue of a_certain deed of trust. instrament ted July 2 reconded July 28, wmong th of the District of Columbia, and a quest of the party secured thers signed trustees will sell at in front of the premixes. FIFTEDNTH DAY OF AT FOUR-THIRTY K lowing described land and pre in the District of Columbla, and designated as and being lots 1 and 2 in square 188 in Fulton R. Gordon's subdivision of part of Chevy Chase, per plat recorded in the office’ of the ‘surveyor for the District of Co- lumbia in Liber County 24, at follo 41, subject to_the covenauts of reco ‘Terms of anle: All cash. A deposit of $250 will be required at time of sale. All contey- anciog, recording, revenue stamps. ete.. At cost of py UNIM- being . duly records the T A THE poned uatil ituate | OF JANUAR By virtue recorded in urchaser. Terms of sale to be com. | of the land th_within thirty days from day of e Coueri e Sostaes Seserve e Tk 1o rosell the Tty e the risk and detaniting purc g tisement “of su. published fn W G SMITHY. uate in the JE R AHALT, Evans Bidg Vi Kul a8 ADAM . WESCHLER, AUCTION Trustees’ Sale of Three-Story and Basement Brick Dwell- ing No. 1614 P’ St. N.W,, With Two-Story Brick Gar- age in By virtue of & cortaln deed of trust duly recorded In Liber X land 7. and ¢ the reby, the und for sale by publis WE NTH DAY OF JAN FOUR OCLOCK P.M., the following described lend and premiws. Situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to "wit U)l 109 | s and l’trry'i‘ subdivisic ver’ plat . t o plat recorded the District follo ae | tollows. | northwest | thence east 1 feet, th north and W said lot, nning. Also part of the party wabaivision. trustees il . in front of the THE SIX D). 1924, Tikn of “auid | southeasterly | reutheast o north Terma of $9.000. Depo 2 trust of 10,000, particulars of which e an nounced st time of sale. Terms of sale: Over and ahove said trust . A deposit of $300 tequired of the purchaser at the t ancing, reconding, rev fees At the cost of the pure snle 1o be complied with w from day of sale, otherw serve The right to reseil the properts ut risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser advertisement of in_seme newspaper pub Washington, D. €. will £0 e compl! date of xaie feited and t {eont . of ve aaver Gewspaper b Jad-ddds.ex8u MARTIN ORD ment.—In Umted Shtes Marshal’s Sale of | trict or o Valuable Mahogany Office Furniture. B; f vrit of el fi 11 foanad ont. of T Clerk's ofis of the Bupn Court of the DMstrict of (wlumbia and to me directed. T will sell at public saie, for cash, ction roms of Adam A. Wescller, bundred doi ment of con the defends. lened n claim " ANCARY NINTH, ottment of office furnitur swivel chajre with co ogany settees, folling 3 seised and levied upon as the property of the jdefendant, the Federal Housing and Realty Corporation, a corporation, and soid to satisfy @ judgment at law. No. @818, in favor of Charles H. Marstoller. I, N said wise the sn MARTIN ADAM A. WMSCHLER, Trustees’ Sale of Brick Dwell- ings Nos. 639 and 643 4th St. N.E., Washington, D. C. In virtue of a cortain first deed of trust from Lelia A. Longley to Thomas M. Flelds and George . (misspelied rrett, as trustees, dated July 12, 1 a4 recorded July 16, 1920, in Liber 4407, foiio 211, one of the land records of the District of Colum { hia, to secure a certain promiwory note 1 the Longley. in amount £3. 3, the undersigned trust he party secured, wi front of the ' puen J T 1 T DCLOOK AL imbered thirty: ) in the subdivision made by David- in square numbered eight hundred as per plat reconed in Rook 1%, page 134, of the records of the office of the AUCTIONEER. il e sand dollars note and to of certain D n at iafs the plat th day of defendunt a ‘0 the fortieth AT | with < in ¢ TINGLY. BLANCHE ESTATE, at the request of the the undersigned will 'sell at JANUARY ana ‘premines dtwenty- twenty-seven (south of sald deed of trust, u prior_deed of tru subject to waid des the purchase of trust one-third is to be rlsk and er after five dars' advertisement of i son BY ORDI _jaB-a&ds.exSu TACHED DWEBLLING, 3309 WOODLEY ROAD NORTHWEST. 10 wit: sald montherly 1 feet 1o the revenue stamps LEGAL NOTICES- oF NEFF., Clerk ORDER OF Judze. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. mm—r‘own—m a.l:g‘rml PA“WWD PLACE of l certain deed of trust Aber No, 4562 at follo 102 of t) of the District of Columbia a parties secured therel the premises “:“D'Hgll}i' SECOND, 1924, AT M., the following d!lfiflbed hM uste in the District of Co- being lot numbered one hundred seven (127) in square south of bered twent; hundred aud ) as described in the following term: property is subject to securing an indebtedness 14 property will be sold of trust indebtedness, Of rice over and above sald deed aid in cash and in two equal instaliments, payable two years, with Interest at the and ope-half per centum per an. the option of the purch mid or to be a ;)olll of $200 will be re- ale. All conveyancing. ete., at " cost of sale: S and e time o Terms of sale fo be complied with 5 duys from date of sale, other- i will be forfeited and property of defaulting " pus: | me newspaper published in Wi B. FRANCIS BAUL, 1412 Eye st. n.w. PERCY McGLUE, 1410 11 st. n.w. Trustees. AROVE SALE HAS BEEN POST. MONDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY RY, 1924, same hour and place. OF THE TRUSTEES. G. SALE OF VALUABLE M DE- BEING BER of a certain deed of trust duly Liber No. 4 folio 34 et seq., rcords of Ui Disirict of Colum: tof the party secured 4 frustees will ‘il at | L e S A the following desc District of Columbia and d ed us gnd being part of lot 5 in block Livision made by Edward J. Stell- of part TRosedale,” as per of the wurveor for n Liber County 7 at metes wod_bounds Beginning for the same at_the orner of said lot and ruaning Along the north line thereof 10 d at right angles to said erls” line of said lot thience orthwestarly ulong 1o the southwest corner of north along the weat line feet to the place of be- of lund o ] 2. in the above t recorded in waid sur- of lot 6 in block 85 per g northeast hence west along | outheriy 3 thence g said southerly line to the of wald lot, ‘and runaing | along the easterly line of said lot f beginning. mubject to a rst trust over and above said required upon ccept- anciug, recording and purchaser's cost. Terms fed with within thirty days from otherwise the deposit will be for. he properts ressld at the risk and 1 orner sale: A it bl J.MeNAMARA, PUBLICATION Munieipal ¢ Attorney. IN ATTACH- of the Dis- Job J. il plaiotift, » knowa s Capt. Clarence rd_ Robey, defendant. ject of this sult is to re- defendant the sum of eight lars and interest from Oet. 17, note and to have judg. d n of certain properiy of s levied on under an attachment s nit 1o satisfy the pex dered that the defendant ap- Court on or before the fortieth ay< and legal holidays, first D order, to defend thix suit a it w A troe copy. J.MeNAMARA, PUBLICATION the Mun Attorney. IN ATTACH- cipal Court of the Dis. “Job J. O'Nel. plaintiff, also knoin us Capt. Clarenes auchard Robey, defendant.— biect of this ‘sult is to re- eudant the sum of one thou- interest on_one promissory o judgment of condem roperty of tho defendant levie tachmet isened in this wult to sat- 1'is, therators, this 1623, ordered that the hin Court or or before lysive of Sunduss snd of the first pub- | aud | ntifr's clatm. Decembes ppear | cdnd | ase of defanlt, r (Seal ) N Clerk. !()VING PACKING & STOB.AGE Furveyor ' for the District of Columbis, im- proved by brick dwelling No. 643 4th st. n.e., default having heen made in the payment of the said note when dne and baving continged ever since. In virtuo of @ certain other first deed of trust from Thornton Carusi to Thomas M. Fields and George E. (misspelled N.) Garrett, s trusteos, dated Juls 14, 1920, and recorded July 18, 1920, in Liber 4407, follo 218, one of the land records of the District of Colum- bls, to secure a certain promimory note of METIO! STORAGE. Phone_Pot e and_planos FOLITAS TAREHOUSE © PACKING AND SHIPPING. HALF_PRIC _STORAG: mn r\:xxfl‘vu Estimate cheerfully given. Con- nlent location. WESCHLER'S, 020 Pa. ave North German Lloyd NEW YORK-BREMEN DIRECT Nearby Sailings to Europe by Splendid Ships S.S. MUENCHEN]| S. S. 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Agt., 1419 New York Ave., Washington CANADIAN PACIFIC POWEROF FRANEE GROWS IN EUROPE Now Dominant in Old World Through Multiple New Alliances. BY WILLIAM E. NASH. By Radio to The Star and the Ohicago Daily News. Copyright, 1924. PARIS, January 4.—Fach successive year since the armistice has shown France's inoreased influence on the continent of Europe. Two bits of news coincident with the advent of 1924 show that she now has become the dominant nation of the old world, stronger than any of her rivals—perhaps only temporarily, perhape only for the period of whick the climax is already reached, but nevertheless certainly at the moment One item of the news in question is the conclusion of a political all anoe between Paris and Prague, with prospect of a sequel at Belgrade. The other concerns the reduction of French effectives in the Ruhr, on the ground that Germany's submission now is complete. Number of Alltes. Alone France cannot hope to keen the lead indefinjtely. She knows that. because she is a nation of a declin- ing birth rate, but with allies it i= different, and France has allies. In western ‘Europe she can count on the ald of Belgium, in central Europe the little entente, in eastern Europe Po- land and Rumania, in the Balkans Turkey and Venizelos. In all these reglons she is consid- ered the mainstay of the new regime. It s a clever plece of constructiv diplomacy which fs responsible for this bellef. Iach successive state won over to French influence means a_ocorresponding check for Germany and Ruesia. On land there are only three great powers left to oppose the | | { i | NOLOSSOF TIME EDUCATIONAL. FROM BUSINESS TO ENJOY ONE OF THOSE DELIGHTFUL WEEK-END TRIPS To NORFOLK or Virginia Beach Vis Potomac River and Chesspeake Bay Modern Stesl Stesmers Handsome mpp.d Staterooms Menls Single and En Suite r A°Ta’ Carte With Private Baths | Featuring Ses Food Daily from 7th Stree Wharf S,W. New York-Boston F By Sea Information and Literature At LEARN HOW TO SELL. manship, for that which you have to seli—is based fundamental principles which are consta used fo BUOCBSSFUL SELLING. La Salle trains yo principles and how to caces, o write or telephone for Booklet * LA SALLP EXTENSION UNIVERSITY, TI4 Albee Boilding. Phone Main 8830, Open evenings. Develop yonr individuality, your personaiity, through a ‘practical trafuing in modern sale The businesg of selling—of creating desire u ta properly use thess [colonial empire in #pply them in individual Drow in and let us tell you about it in de- Quai d'Orsay—namely, Italy, Germany nd Russia—and it can be doubted whether the last two of these will fcontinue to he powers in anything but name. Rivaled by Britsin. On the sea there is Great Britain which in most quarters is still omni- potent, but which can be rivaled in o0 [the western Mediterranean by means of airships and submarines connect- ing Marseille with the great French North Africa. Militarily, politically and intellec- tually, therefore, France scems to have won for herself a goodly meas- ure of security, if not hegemony, in Europe, no matter how strenuous! her leaders may deny it, but finan- clally and economically the same isn't | true. In business Italy, Germany and {Great Britain are much more active financial center of the old world. CITY TICKET QFFICE. 761 15th 6 Norfolk & \\'asl.ungton Steamboat Co. | RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. PARENTS —have you consented to let your boy leave day school and 8o to work, upon his promise to go to night school? If so you are taking a big chance with his education. He will likely drop out of night school, even if he should get started. ATLANTICCITY.N.J. ~rican Plan Hotel is naver more T aviaie than darine the Winter and Snring manths on account of its excep- tional loeation and arrangemen Being willir_\g to pay for his course in a night school is not enough. You should go with him to the night school and mkur CHIRE ar moderate priced fnnny hotel. Vir- nter rates. John . Eat. Owner. ATLANTIC CITY Worlds Greatest Hotel Success quainted with his teachers— and keep up that acquaintance. —_— 1f you are not sufficiently interested to do this, just send his name to us, and we will try to persuade him to enter our school, and we will also try to lceen him interested. | versation by refined speaks English fin- I’ momnings Argonne. Apr. 406, GIRLS’ DAY SCHOOL Grades I to VIL Gunston H 1906 Florida Ave. Telephone North 5174, French, Rhythm and Art incuded. help him enroll and get ac- l(h:n France, and Britain remains the French exchange has slumped to a alarming point. Practically no prog ress has been made toward a solution of the reparations problem Outside of France increasing her prestige, the most noteworthy fea- ture of Europe the past year seems 10 be the decline of democracy in_fa yor of autocracs. Ruseia, Italy, G gary and Bulgsrla al turning more wau popular government. BRITISH RECOGNITION EXPECTED IN MOSCOW Soviet Heads See Help From Lead- ers of All Major Parties in London. seem to be iru. BY F. A. MACKENZIE. By Radio to The Star and the Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1028. MOSCOW, January 4.—British recog- nition of Russia is being discussed here more and more as an early probabilit:. ‘While the appointment of a British labor cabinet is regarded as almost certain, Russian hopes do not de- pend wholly upon that. Besides al the labor party, large scctions of the |liberal party and an influentia! group of unionists, led by pape: It g STEWARD SCHOOL 1202 F Street N.W. Main 8671 like the Spectator and the Observer ACE INSTITUTE MUSICAL INSTB.UCTION. Accountancy and Business Administration Bag; Gradustesof the Tustitate are found. "‘f:g .&‘ u"{{nl;. it Jou bt stoneea Easy terma. PTKNO, SAXOPHONE, BANJO Popular Music in 20 lessoma instruments bere. and a big business group, approie recognition. Caution Expected. No sudden action is exoacted whea Ramsay MacDonald becomes pre- mier, his cautious temperament mak- {eraoon and eart)areniag classes sre avallabia. La professional ‘Accouatancy practice Tekphone Main 8260 for Bulletin - i zecutive positions in Ha Vialiniat—Teacher. Stods Re-mnue a the said Thornton Oarusi, in smount $3.250, due July 14, 1928, the undersigned trustees, 2t tle request of ihe party secured, will sl | xoren sna e AMOVING €0 5. 143442 U St. N.W. blic auetion, in front of the premiss. TrBSDAY, JANUARY FIFTEENTI, 1024, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.AL, lot numbered thirty (30) in the subdivision ‘made by Davidson and others in square numbered eight hundred ten 7810) as per plat recorded tn Book 18, page | 134, of the records of the office of the sur- veyor for_the District of Columbia, improved by brick dwelling No. 839 4th st. n.e., default having been made in the paymeni' of the said note when due and having continued ever ce. e said lots will he first offered for sale together and then separately if more advan- 1l parties in Interest. The terms le are: One-third of the purchase money o be paid in cash and the balance in two equal instaliments. pasable in one and two S with ntereet at 81 per cent per 2nmum, payablo scmi-annoally, from dey of sale, secured b ed of trust on the on. ot will be A deposit o on_eac Toquired at the time of sale. Al convey- anCing, recording, revenue stamps, notarial fees, fire insurance, etc., to be at the cost of the purchaser, and the terms of sale to be Completed witbin forty days from the day of | sale, otherwise the trustees may reseil roperty at the risk and cost of the defa ‘purchaser after five days’ advertiseme some newspaper published ut hington, in the District of PHONES 1 i urchaser's | LOCAL _PHO the | i ]PM:K UNITED STATES STORAG] MOVING, PACKIN MITH'S | szmo’éB ©0. SHIPPING. FIREPROOF. FIREPROOF TORAGE LARGEST FAMILY MOVERS IN D.C. AND LONG DISTANCE. CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. NE NORTH 3343 STORAGE | XPRESS _616 Kya Bt N.W. FIELDS, E. GARRBTT, ‘Trustees ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im; roved Real Estate, l&nnboro ” Apartment, at Southwest Corner 11th and Girard Streets, known as Nos. 2716 to 2730 11th St. N. W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust doly in Liber No, 4744, folio 441, et seq. of the land records of the District of Col Sna at the request of the party secured Thereny, e rsigned mnlnm- il 'uf;rl r sals by in_front of the mises, on MONDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY | oF nkwuw. AD. 1924, AT FOUR! O'CLOCK P. My the following described Iand 2nd prem tuate in the city of Washing- Potmeicy: of Columpla, to Wit Lot s | ber' 80 of Richard B, O'Nelll's subdivision of parts of lots Non. 25 and 28 in block No. 25, Golumbla_ Helghts.” a8 per piat recorded in tbe Office of the Surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber €6 at follo 177: sald block No. 25 being now known for purposes ar as- | and taxation as square reement a8 to pavty-wall sheorded | iber 2t follo 233 of the land records | 2 heDistrict of Columbia, Lo be"sold: sub: | to s prio rmaoxmu:n- due November 80, 1t Over and above said trust. soehalf, cash the ‘balance payavle in ond year with interest at 79, ble semi- | IShtally, secured by second decd of trust on rty sold, or all cash over and above saiatrust. at the option of the pur, chaser. 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BRUNSWICK, Germany, 4.—The baldheaded row of because the management, discharged all the jthe ballet and cho: are declared by the patrons to forts, the stage Johnnies have threat ened to boycott management Young women. dosen’t restore A _World of Difference in the Course 0 School for Becretaries. 30-Day Stetop, sobeol. On G us. 14th, Typing. Meb— for gradustes. Main 3876, tortaid [n 36 gass. 415 | CONTROL GAS WELL FIRE AFTER FIVE-DAY FIGH Natlonal Unlverslty Law School 55th Year tinguish Blaze—One Burned Succumbs. By the Associated Pres FORT SMITH, After a battl “fire shooters’ Man Ark., January Wnlnuton Conleru tory of Music Year Dolidays. [present government of Russia. Baldheads and Johnnies Miffed by the opera if the the Crew Use Water and Steam to Ex- P f five days a crew of | tWO sons. late yesterday sub- ing it unlikely that he will do a thing to imperil his party by pre- cipitate stepe. M. Rakoveky, soviet delegate to London, is reported to be winning golden ‘opinions there, where he is 8 [steadily setting himself to the tasi of removing prefudices against the i Kraesin, the former delegate, weaa mainly engaged in Russian state and trade operations, while Rakovsk leaves that to others. Agreements Reached. Many groups representing former British and Russian Interests have been approached and tentetive lines of rgreement reached, with accept- ance of a Russian trade delogailon by Canada after many months of delay has given much satisfaction here. The delegation leaves next week headed by M. Wasikov, iorme; 1y chief of the far eastern republic K January | delegation to the Washington corn- Bruns- wick's state opera 1s much exercised in_compli- Publio|| | 2nce with government orders for a reduction in the number of employes, Joung memvers of | INSURANCE COMPANY DIES While the portly old women retained by worthy and conscientious in their ef- ference. HEAD OF MUTUAL BENEFIT ¢ | Frederick Frelinghuysen, Cousin t-| of Former U. S. Senator, Suc- cumbs Following Operation. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 4.—Frederiiit Frelinghuysen, president of the Mu- tual Benefit Life Insurancc Company of Newark, N. J., and a cousin of for- Saor Daited States Semator Josephim: Frelinghuysen, died at a hospital here after an operation. Mr. Frelinghuysen was a son of the late United States Senator Frederick T. Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, who was Secretary of State under Presi- dent Chester A. Arthur. Mr, Frelinghuysen, who was seven- ty-six years old, leaves a widow and ia || (Classes 6:30 to 8:30 P.M) 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 dued the flames which had raged in ta gas well at Alma, Ark., since last Friday night when the working was fired by an explosion caused by an Incandescent lamp overhead. Streams of water and steam poured into the well simultaneously extinguished the fire. An attempt will be immediately made, it was announced, to cap the well and bring it under control. The well has a production estimated at 32,000,000 cublc feet of gas per day. Six men were burned in the ex- slosion Friday night. One of them. A. H. Ohlinger, a driller, died Sunday in a local hospital. WIDENER GEMS STOLEN. PHILADELPHIA, January insurance adjuster for Lioyd's re- A—An|Jose Fury Castellano, NEW CABINET NAMED FOR SANTO DOMINGQ President Burgos Announces Min- istry—Morales Holds Foreign Affairs Post. By the Associated Press. SANTO DOMINGO, January 4.—A de- cree issued by President Burgos creates & new cabinct for Santo Domiugo as fotioms: Minister o fael Rancon. Deplu(y Mini.ter of Interior and I'o- lice, Arismendo Koblou. Minister of justice and instruction Fondeu: i rior and police, Ra Minister of health, Juan de rted to police the theft of a num- | Ajgonseca. ¢ valuable jewals from the home o;r ?k:m D. ,Wldenor. at White- marsh, a suburb. jewels was not announced, but it was understood to be large. The po- lice declined to give any details of The value of -the Minister of finance, Minister ot foréizn relativns. Morales. A WO Minister of publi 0. Minister of agriculiur il | the robbery, which occured last May 1.} Peres