Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1924, Page 41

| AUCTIONS. 1 FOR SALE--HOUSES. Continued. $13,500. Mt. Pleasant. Trice just reduced, and a properte that we consider an excentional hargain. Torm, only $1.300 cash. llouse Ix west of 161 st and Just off Purk rd. in a delightful square of home properties. T are ten soums. “two large tile baths, hardwood Boors.” living room with freplace, front and double rear porehes, screshs. Weather- stripped ‘throughout: & number of hallt- in features; hot-water heat, lectric light Etira Droperty in exceilent contliion; Brick 10 lnllnlfi\lle possession. S & PHELPS, Reattor . 4310, _ T K g NW. Far Colored of the Regtter Class. GLENDALE, 1 hangalow on tiin 1 bungalow on 44th 1 bun; W _school. Take H st. At 4dth st n.e. on 4t st to noaw ©. line, get off Jway wigu, go sonth RO chogl: or motor out Ban ning rd. fo 4% and turn north. Ask for ¥ Beverty, 14 WILEIAM P. IRVIN Phone Mam 3008, 1410 G St COLORED—VACANT, 760 COLUMBIA RD. N W OPEN 6 TO 9 P.M. DAILY. Attaactive. modern, 6 1. colonial :Hv;l. cheap, on terms. ITH, North Two Mr. 8M ceptional Bargains Downtown. Near Dupont Cirele — Price reduced to $14.000, Newly papered and puinted and floors varuished throughout. Ten roomx. two baths: clectric lights: room for dowhle garage. House Duilt for @ home, and all material and Axtures <arefully selected by former owner. Terms may be srranged. Near Scott Circle—Price, $17,500, Containg 14 rooms, 6 haths, hot-water hemt, electric sbte; suitable for small spariments or roow- Terms may be arranged OUINTER, THOMAS & CO., Reat Tetato Financin 19 15th St. *itain 8416 2-FAMILY FLAT. 88 P st. n.w.: commercinl zone: next to corner Saniiary grocery; clear; ® bargain. on terms, N. E. RYO Main 4307 T COLORED. Two Sold—One Leit $200 Cash, $35 Monthly. D, 5rd and O ste. pw. A good sicrmom fc L5l condition. " Priced right B % 2pe. 1s owd- oputitios, sEriosd rig GRANVILLE C. BRADFORD 39 Bond Bidg. _Mafu 5503, 20° 1653 Newton e An exceptionally weil built house. Just west of 18th st.. near Sacred Heart Church. con tainlog eight rooms and two batbs, fromt and rear porches; every convenience. Eseeptional terms. Inspection by permit CHILDRESS, o Mam Near 13th & D N.E. A very fine home in this desirable and con yenient location. Hias 6 reoms, tiled bath, Mardwood floors, electricity. modern heating plant; builtin garage, porchos front and rear. This is u bargain: cun be purchamed on eary terms Phone us for salesman to show you this good buy H. SMALL & CC 6381 515 M BIG BARGAIN TWO-FAMILY HOUSES. Inspect at once, sample house, 1726 Potomac ave. s.e. Open, heated and lighted from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Let your rent pay for your house. These two-family houses con- tain 6 rooms, double floor, h.- w.h., elec. light, one-piece sink, extra deep lots, extra large porches, front and rear. Easy Payments, same as rent. Built, owned and for sale by THOMAS A. JAMESON CO. 906 New York Ave. N.W. Phone Main 5526. W-A-N-T-E-D-! Responsible party with about who can make subatantial 00 cash, thiy payments, to take from owser new 7T-room bungalow—- well located, good locality, coovenicot to rs, strictly moders; a.m.l Address Box Star office. ONLY 3 LEFT. PRICE, $6950. Sce these beautiful houses todas, as thes will not last long. A substantial and well | huilt Bome containing six rvoms, hath, b ! water heat, electricity, gne and huilt-in rage o paved aliey. Tntarior tustefully deco rated. Reasonsble cash payinent, baliace o it. ' Open and lighted every day from 2 to 9 pm. Sample house, No. 25 Orleans place €., Bet. Bth and Tth and L and 3 C. H. SMALL & CO,, Owner and Builder, M. 6861 1815 M st Detached. Near-14th & Colorado Ave. A delighttully sitoated detached home in that attractive locality of individusl and handsome homes. This is a large, rooms house, pre-war construction; first floor con tatns ‘entrance ball, living room with fire. place. dining room. rear hall, pautry and Kitchen: second floor, four large bedrooms, tile bath; third floor, two rooms and buth. Features' include _glass-inclosed sieeping porch, oak foors Grst and second storles, screens. awming: -in refrigerator. large fromt porch, ctc.; hot-water heat. electric 1ights; splendid’ lot with shrub: tery, flowers, and large garsge on paved eliey. Owner, leaving the city, is anxious to selt.. Prics oaly $17,500, SS & PHELPS, el ain 4340 7K St. N.W. OF THE MOST AT- tractive homes in Chevy Chase at a real bargain. Reasonable terms. Address Box 169-X, Star office. 12* COLORED. 1 312 404 O sts, southeast; the best buy for ey in & two-story. bay-windos cootetning six rooms and bath 0T ok -...$5,500 Price . Cash. payment .......... 500 GRANVILLE C, BRADFORD <319 Bond bifliding. Main 5598. 20* Only $200 Cash. 6 Rohonms. Improvements. SixToom hogue: '3 Goors, thres bedrooms, 50 -hum; mA‘lf;:n;:l an .:I?fll", on W-Va. 307, Arcola beat. . Chatice 1o got o on “C:. IMI ”"5‘:] :H{hul\w;u o as by ey b ety ol 614 UPSHUR ST. n_for inspect] broker O W R St e Tour Too ™ NEW SUBURBAN HOME. ‘Takoma Park, D. C.—8-room b tile hath: comer Tot. 47e185; 5ibe beh wrl public .school, library, 2 ‘car lines and accemible: an unusually attractive sun parior, which may be used for u bedroom; 1iving room and dfning Yoom fnished In cheatnut: ho-w.h ok floors throvghout: large, well lighted ment and attic; concrete rear iy porch: c?g;!flm ‘HC%V. features—Dbullt-i Dbathtub, T atira batit Bookease, ironing board. china closets, refrig: arator a cabinet, 1-pface sink with double cnamel dratn beard; raomy cedar closet: buiit: Sn garage. Price, 811,500, Open aftemoons. FOR SALE OB RENT HOUSES. Y141 NEAL ST. N.E.—8 R. AND B., colonial Bri elec. 1] double brick gara 2 suap trade or rent Inc., NE. RYON CO., o Main 4507, 1423 F St WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. TEX OR 2FAMILY HOUSE IN GOOD now. section, priced around §15,000, ROBERT B, MEEDS, 1112 Conn. ave. Muin 5424, = 13% HAVE IMMEDIATE CLIENT FOR 7-ROOM houe, 2 b., in Chevy Chase or Cleveland Park. Wil pay cash. Mata 1418, fg’; . T ets Cteing ot . " We have clienta wa or calrable Droperty now. MANN & CO- 11 NEF e taia shgm . Mann & €O 14 TO BUY—HOUSES tued. AML, in & CO., 1114 WANTED WANT S R00M Clinse, close to Pay equity cash, ain 6808, Chevy » wiit MAN N CHEVY a0 Cieveland Tark: et e detoched and modern; mot to excecd $16,500 1 : Address Hox 85-X. Star office. R WILL™ PAY_ CASH_FOR 6 70 & W00 7 g ectn 3 WE WAN 18¢h and A HOME I3 G tn, mow., iy modern” from Address 'Tio Near office, e 810 ROOMB. 25 BATIN, must be first cluns; gara Foom and bath ‘on 4t Ar.: WILL BUY A eights, either Helghts: 6 to § 1810 streat; Address Box 95 A FUND TO PURCHASE small properties for investn: good section: white or dress Box 94X, Star officr. WANT A 2 FAMILY FLAT, TOCATED ¥ good white section of D, (. ? and pr 3 FROM OWN cash; have six-room IN THE Columbia enst of t. ms from Pleasant or must mot 1 $10.000 1, paBa or ‘northeust. Ad. 140 H s 5600, A T. North A oK 8 00N HOTRR ddle-class wection. Prefer & house built b Tore NiEh Drlce. | Btats Tkl Lne poe o cosh_required. _ Address Box 85X, Star of WE WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSE: coloed. " CUTCH REALTY Co. {nw. WILL PAY “ATL CASH FOR I'GUSES FOR golored:, Wil consider either frame or brick 1o ¥ section of Washingtor fu 2730, Co tinental Trust o g, S0 Con WANTED A HOUS buy on 8600 down INTANY GOOD 1607 130 IN CITY THAT 1 CAN and make a substantial monthly payment. T eady employment ith goreriment and am dewirous of Duyine 8 Home. = Will consider 6 o 10 1 Box 48P, Ntar office. 8 TO 10 ROOM HOUSE 1 tion; liave a good vas substantial wonth! bossession within 10 da T st n.w., roum 404. TFYOU HAVE & 10T to sell at n v List wiih Phone Main 004 14th St N W WANT O HCY From Oyne SMALL HOUSER P'ay GUICK ADDRESS BOX 213.) BUYT AND SELL Get quick, satisfactors results w ing through thix office-—28 years' If property is priced right. on terms, day; eity or_suburban; investment or colored. N. E. RYON CO,, Inc _Main i _14m ¥ st IN N.E. OR S.E Have several hurry calls for small homes close in; good white location. Phone evening or write, 14t me know what sou have in ny section < 1M Evarts St. N.F STAR OFFICE PARKER Potomac L 130 IF YOUR PROTERTY IS FOR sure it will be to your advanta SALE. 1 AM OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE NEW JERREY LOT BARGAIN §0 CASIL monthlx buys 20 lots near Atlantic City: pric $100, only §§ each. VAIL. 150 Broadw Now' York_ e BANKRUPICY NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COURT THE t of Colu DIs a corporat No.' 1403, 3 reby above-name has £ e from all its g its creditors regured to enter € or e WILMER i bankrupt ying for n disch bankruptes, aud that persons in int re appesrance in_oppositic the clerk’s offiee of sl court on the_11 February, 1024 ankruptey COURT OF H M THE IS Court—Tu the Rankrupt. is hereby give b lled I clarge from all his debis i that his creditors and of her pers are required (o enter tieir Appearance § position, if auy <o desire. in the clark's of said court on or before the 11th da Februar, ALPH D, Riferee in B that th for a dis nkrpte AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. "X’Hll.‘l OWEN & SON, AUCTION Valuable Four-story, Nine-room and Two-bath Brick Dwell- ing, Near Dupont Circle, No. 1415 Hopkins Place N.W., at Auction. By authority wested in us we will sell at publlc auctivn. in front of the premises, ERT LEVENTH DAY JAN AT FOUR-THIRTY 0°CLOCK in square 9, improved es above. Tarms of sale: $6,000 on first trust can re main three years at 61 per cent, and $2,000 second trust, payablo $500 semi-annuuliy and nee to be paid in cash. $300 dej ot ‘sale. "Sale 'to be closed within 30 days or deposit forfeited. Conve. cording and revenue stamps at purchaser’ THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Aucts oF TOMORROW. C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc. Aucts. 715 13th St. ®EQISTERED Large Sale of Household Goods, Office Furniture, Personal Effects, etc. At Public Auctinn. At Sloan’s Galleries 715 13th Street Saturday, January 12, 1924 At 10 AM. By m:: of U. 8. Illlr‘lhlk storage concerns e At1ZM Auburn sedan, by order of U. 8. marshal Berms: Cash. S*8” BLOAN & CO., INO., Avcts. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Household Goods, Player- Fur phone Stock, By Public Auction At Weschler’s, 920 Pa. Ave. N.W.,, American Walout Dining Room Furniture, Dregsers, Chiffoniers, Vanity Dresser, Brass and Enameled Bed tresses, Springs. Hall Racks, Mahogany Library Tablé, Typewriters, Shirt 'Waist Boxes, Osk Buffet and Chin Oloset, Bentwood Base Tables, Chairs. Ok Dressers and Chiffoniers, 100 ‘Small Wilton Rugs.. At 10 O’Clock A.M., .Automobflu, including Tour- ing Cars, Sedans, 1 eries; International 2-ton Truck with 500-gal. Gas Tank, 100 Auto Inner Tubes, etc. AT 11:0'CLOCK AM. g 6. o5 A e AT 12 0'CLOCK NOON. Mahogany Player Piano, Ladies Fur Coats, Crinhe Blocks, i 9 for and | 1 i | wit rest | forfeited. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1924 STEAMSHIPS. u; AUCT{ON SALES. _TOMORROW. AR WESCHLE! UCTIONEER. TADAM A Y| Trustees’ Sale of Store Fix- tures, Large Meat Refrig- erator, Cash Register, Cases, etc. By virtue of a certain chat recorded in Liber 4736 at. follo 470 of Tand records for the Distriet of Columbi o0 iho request of the party ‘secured. th the undersigned. trustees witl auction, nt° Weschlor's, 920 BATURDAY, JANUARY TWELFTH, 190. AT ELEVE! CLOCK AM., Large Refrig. erator. Pine National Cash 'Regisier, Mest o Chest, Showeases, Bealer Clgar Ment Tiock Seite, Tools, Terms: Cash, hy, sell st public 2. nve. nw. Dt 0rT0 M. 1. CONLEY, RUPPERT. Trustees FUTURE DAYS. . WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. ) VALUARLE TLLAR BRICK 141l STREET RD. AR 06 KT.). By virtue of & cortuin f trist duly recgrded n Liber No. 471 ot mmq. of th@land records of the District of Colum Dia, and at the request of o thereby, the , undersigred for sale by public sut premises. on WEDNESDAY! { THIRD DAY OF JANUAR' THIRTY O'CLOGK P scribed land and_premises. | of Washington. District o Lot numbered seventy (70) bered twents-wis eighty-nine David A Wmer's subdivision of part of “Pleasant Plains,” ax per piat recorded in the T the surveyor for the District of wixty four ( T ADAM A trustees will o in. front of tiu THE TWENTY 1924, AT FOUR he ate in the city to wit: num . nccording P e purchnse balunce In tw Pasuble s cured by deed or all ¢ A depos The from day of sale. s o the properts sold, of sale. Al conveywucing, record: g nue stamps and notarial fees at (he cost_of purchuser. Terms of sale fo be complied. with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise (he trustees reserve the t the properts at the risk and ing purc 1o resell of the defau advertisems durs newsy ton, D, Truste & SONT AUCTIONEERE. i1 d&dbs.exin TTHOR, 1. OW BLE BRICK ) AT THE KOUTIH 35t AND YOU ST TRUSTEES DWELLING WEST CORNER OF NW Irtue of a certa in Liler Not land nd 8t fhe thereby. the undersi P wnetion. in f TUESDAY, THE TW JANUARY. A.D P the folowing described mises, situate in the District of ¢ 3 as and being known and dls. s part of Jot 250 n square east of ¥ record of 1 bia deed of trust duly 7. folio 11 ot se District of Colum: 3ath st. distant 18. southerly from the south line of You st i running thenes gortherly along the w Tine of A3th st. 1642 feet fo the south Tin of mald You st: thence west wlong the wou ine of You st. A7.77_feet: thence southerly 1504 fret to & point 7.6 fert westeris fre tiie beginning. aud thence to the heginning. Rint in square cant of squune 1296 Sold subject 1 further purcie 1 sale to be pald in for 4000, pe at v wdvertised and resold W HARRY M. of thie trustees. PACKARD, jall d&ds.ex8u Teustees THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEEKS. VALUABLE FRAMY FORMERLY « TRUSTEES' SALE DWELLING 0N BELL ST, LIN virfue of & cert of trust duly A in Liber No. folio 47 ") land records of the- District of Coln request of the party sectred he undersigued trustess will sell at 1. in front of the premises. on D DAY OF RTHIRTY ing described lund in the District of ¢ 1 as and bein 5 5 of a subditis as per piat thereof re o Shepherd. ds of the Tristrict of ¢ as' lot & Terma of ~uie: All cush. uired upon accept of bid oE_nud revenue Terms 35 from day of saie or deposit PERKI W. FRISEY EMANUEL 3. S oF [ T the of th All convey amps at pur _attdads ADAM A, W R, AUCTIONEER. 8" SALE OF FRAME DW 1403, 1406 AND 1407 MO A NORFHEAST: ALSO T INTERSECTION OF UE_AND SHERIFF AST. IMPROVED BY AND' DWELLING. o of & decree of the Rupreme ¢ District of Columbia passed in eq cause No. 41451, the underdigned t w it fu front of o respective prawises, AY. JAXTUAR FWENTY-RECOND. NCING A FOUR 0CLOCK P, foilawing des cul rxiate. situate Fi 2 A others’ subdivision In as per plat recorded in Taxe 81 In the office of ¢ trict of Columbi signated | for purposes 27, 28 and 29 In square 406 roved hy frame dwellings Nos. 1403, 1405 und 1407 Montello ave. n.e. IMMEDIATELY THEREAPTER, ABOT M of the tra and “Be Adventure,” described by metes and bounds Commencing st a stone located on the south side of Sheriff ntersection of the east line of ay of the old Southern Maryland hence along the south line of south 84 degrees 13 minutes. © 7811 feet to stone: thenee south 45117 stoue on morth right of way line of old Southern Maryland railroad, thence run- hing northerly with an arc of & cirele having 3 rudius of 44273 feet a distance of 489.61 feet to point of beginning, containing in all 87.860.20 square feet, partially improved by two-atory frame store and dwelling located fhe intersection of Minnesota ave. and Sheriff_road northesst. Tot 29, improved by No. 1407 Montello ave. neo iy wld sblect to & deed of trust of tisp.75. Particulars at sale. L 21 wnd 25, improved by premises Nos. 1403 and 1405 Montello ave. m.e.. and the Minnesota ave. and Sheriff road property are s0id subject fo & bullding aseociation trust of §2,516.08. Particulars at sale. Terms of sale: A deposit of $300 on each parcel sold required at time of sale. All con- cing. recording, revenue stamps and no- urial fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale fo be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trostee Teserves the right to resell the prop- erty &t the risk and cost of the defauiting after five days’ advertisement of Dublished in Trustees’ Sale of Three-Story and Basement Brick Dwell- jng No. 1614 P St. N.W,, Wju., Two-Story Brick Gar- age in Rear. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4664, folio 166 et of the land records of the District of bia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersi; trustees will offer for sale by remisss, EENTH DAY OF % land and_premises, ‘situate in the city of e nton, Blurict ot Colambid, to wit: Lot 100 in' Thomas and Perry's subdivision of lots in_square 181, ax per plat recorded in Liber W. F.. follo'110, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the, District of Columbia, fmproved us above. to be sold sul ect, however, to & first deed of trust of 10,000, particulars of which will be a nounced at time of sale. s Terms of sale: Over and above said trus cash, A deposit of $500 required of the, purchaser at the time of sale. All com Rncing, recording, revenue stamps and notarial fees at the cost of the purchaser.' Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty da. from day of sale, otherwise the trustees re- serve the Fight to resell the property at the isk and cost of the defaulting purchaser fter five days’ advertisement of such ressle n some newspaper poblished in the city " of Wassingion, D. C. G200, Bama, xBu. Trustess. T THOS. J. OWEN & 80N, ADCTIONEDRS. By virtne of a certain coilatersl note, dated June 20, 1923, payable six months after date, default having occurred thereunder, and the ree t of the holder thereof, we will at public suction within our office, 1331 G st. w.. on TUESDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1024, AT ONE P.M lateral therein, to wit: Note for 5,000, dated December £3, 1922, made by Burllie M. Odum and Anna M. Odum, secured om Tot 32, square 5040, payable in one year, with Interest at T per cent. THOS. J. OWEN & RON, 1,12&14 Auctioneers. Cl; 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE will sell &t public auction at Weschler's, 920 Pennsylvapia_ave. n.w., oo SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-SIXTH l&u&r JANUARY, 1024, o T 'CLOC . A Paige 'seds: » joie. engine nmbe year model nd -:“-hhh‘ (X i sell deedot trust | party secured | foliowing de- | 115100 or m bed | in the CTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAY AUCTION SALES, STEAMSHIPS FUTURE DAYS. ot as practleally a partnership have in front of the premises, frontage of thoroughf: 50 feet on H res, by a_depth of 12 Bowling Alleys. good condition; the o plant and new electric into a department store, property is separated by only one rapidly growing businéss section. Terms: Subject to an existin payable, $5.000, and the balance, of $25,000, July 1 cash. Deposit of $1.000 required at with in 30 day purchasor's cos: 0022,20-303.7.8.9.10,1 12 ADAM A, WES Bankruptcy Sale of Valuable Fixtures and Stock in Trade of High-Class Delicatessen at No. 5612 Connecticut. Ave. N.W. (Chevy Chase Theater Building). Ry virtue of an order of the Supreme Co: of the District of Columbia, holdiug u bank ruptey court in re ¥ and (: Company, In bhunkrapt No. 1415, the ralgned frustee sell st public auctic iin the above premises on_Thursday 17 mencing at 10 o'clock woan., the val frn Bxtures and igh-class stock in trade in Sliuding such Dbrands ax Sun Bewn, White Rose Garden, Raffetto and others Includ i Penches, Apricots, Pears, Pinegpple, Fruit Sulad, Cherries, Proserves, Jums, dellien, Mar. Mushirooms, Olivex, Olive Oil, Im o Sardines Caviar, Anehovies. Potted Tongne and Chicken, Frankfurters, 0% Tongue, Lalster, Shrimp, Tune Fixh, Creamed Chicken. 1 Fudding, Spaghettl, Soups. Lima Heans, Kaimon. Karo, Grape Juice, Cider, Tea, Cigars, ete. HLER, AUCTIO! 1924 com: able mod. ALSO) Fixtnres serating : ite fncluding 0 a Comntec with Pia sk “with emington vt irend . Computin Gas Rauge, Tabies, Chuirs above will first be off and if a sutisfactory bid s not r inimediately sold in dotail Owner of premises advises trustee he will give purchaser lease at rental of $175 per month rms: Casl ALBERT E a1l d&dbs.exSu A us an entirety eived will STEINEM. Trustee. Coiorado buliding. LER, AUCTIONEER. ADAM A WES) | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Drug Store Fixtures, Soda Fountain, Stock in Trade, Etc., Con- tained in Premises No. 5502 and ut the request of the party by, the undersigned trustee i FRIDAY AT 4 0 Chattels therein e premises, on TEENTH, 1924, Tee Tox, Dis ountain, Soda . Postoffice Teak. Fictures and stock of Drugs t Articles, Stationers and War Aine. of the balunce fn mo e, with interast at mecured hr & first deed sold, or all cash, o e f $300 required ik Witliin forts eignt hours. after e mle signea BT PERCY MEGLUE, Trostee, fall-gdn.exsu 508 B st mow. at o THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. * SALE OF VALUAELE TWO "RAME DWELLING, BEING No. RIDAN ST. N.W tain déed of trust duly ver N 4613, folia 100 ¢( aeq OF the land necords of the Distriet of Colum G e e secured il st TRUSTER " uirty days, may be advertised and resold, at the discretion . Crust of the trOSIES: WILLIAM M. TERRELL, S. B. STONEBRAKER, Trustees. THE TWI Jall-akds, J. OWEN & BON, AUCITONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM. PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN A8 PREMISES 1717 NEW JERSEY AVE. NORTHWEST. of & certain deed of trust recorded October 25, 1920, In Liber No. 4452, at folio 116, of the land records of the District of Co- fumbla, and ‘st fhe’request of, the party se cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF “JANUARY. 1924, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the following real estate, situate in the District of Columbia. and desig- Dated us lot numbered eighteen (18) u C. F. . Richardson’s subdivision of lots in square numbered five hundred and seven (507). as per piat recorded In Liber 10, folio 105, of the Yecords of the office of the survesor of the District of Columbia. Terms of sale: Baid Property Is subject o & prior deed of trust securing an_indebtedness of $2.250. and will o 'sld subject to said Indebtedriess. The purchase price over and -above sald deed of frust is to be paid in cash. A deposit of 5200 will be required at the time of sale. All Conveyancing. recording, revenue stamps, etc.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of complied with withiu thirty days of sale. otherwise deposit will be for roperty resold at risk and cost of Durchaser after Ove days' advertisement of Ruch resale in some newspaper publisted in Waushington, . C. W. WALLACE CHISWELL, HARRY A. KITE, 1514 K Street’ Northwset, Ja7-0&ds.exSu Trustees ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNPIN- ISHED BRICK DWELLING NO. 1747 A STREET 8. By virtus of 4 certat desd of trust dated August 20th, and re ugust 2lst, 1929, as instrament No. 236, of the land recodds of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned frustees will offer for sale by public auction. in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1024, at FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the ! following described land and premises, situate "ty ot Wasnington, District of Colum- Dia, to-wit: Lot 115 in the subdivision made by Burllie M. Odum of lots 57 to 62, in square 1007, us per plat recorded in the office of the survésor for the Dfstrict of Columbla, i Liber 71, at follo 60, improved as above. Terms of sale: Cash. A deposit of $300 required of the purchaser 8t the time of eale. Al ncing, recording, revenue stamps and Dot fees at the cost of the purchaser. {Terms of sale to be complled with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserva the Tight to resell the prop- by nd cost of the defaulting ulting days’ advertisement of I ome newwpaper pablished i the cl o S TAM HENRY WHITE, WARD P. MOREY, ja7-d&ds.exSu Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEE'S SALD OF VALUABLE DNIM- PROVED LOT 8.W. CORNER OF 1ith AND HOLLY ETS. NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4574, folio 55 et eq., of the land records of the District of Colum- bla and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustee will sell at ublic auction in front of the premises, on HURSDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 'A.D. 1924, AT FOUR-THIRTY 0'CLOCK P.M., ‘the following-deacribed land and premises situate in the Distriet of Co- lu-hfl and designated and being lot 44 in square 2787 in ) ision of 16th Street Heights as per thereof recorded in the ofice of the surveyor for said District in book 42, at page 8. ‘erms of sale: $500 cash and the bulance fr monthiy iustaliments, particulars of which ‘will be announced at time :.! uk:‘ “A‘fi uired acveptance A Fcor and nvgm stamps to jed ubdi ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auctioneer Valuable 4-Story Brick Business Property, Nos. 1119-1121 H St. N.E,, including the business known as the Temple Bowling and Pocket Billiard Academy, by Auction. The owners in order to dissolve a closed corporation which exists By Public Auction to the Highest Bidder On Monday, January 14, 1924 At 4 O'Clock P.M. Lot 814 in Square 932, improved by four-story brick bullding, with a street, 100 Teet; Business on 2nd, 3rd and 4th Floors, inciuding 12. Billlard Tables and y First floor occupled by Moving Picture Theater, cquipment of same, however, not Included in sale. vners ‘having recently installed a new heating wirlng. Can be operated as present business, which has proven a success in this section, or at little cost remodeled for which th offers and for which there is a great demand in this locality. five-and-ten-cent store, adjoins the Northeast Market, and is in a July 18, 1624; $5.000, July 18, 1925; $5,000, July 18, 1926, All conveyancing, recording and revenue stamps at ADAM A. WE authorized the undersigned to sell, of Washington's’ busiest also Bowling and Billlard one This bullding s in owners have had numerous This other store from Woolworth's new & First Trust for $40,000, at 7%, 8, 1927, sale. Over and above said trust, Terms of sale to be complied CHLER, Auct., 920 Pa. Ave. N.W. THO. J. UWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS, TEES' SALE OF VALUABLE DUNIM. ROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON ¢ NORTH SIDE OF LEGATION U'ST WEST OF CONNECTICUT AV CHEVY € iy virtue of & certaln deed of tri ryment No. 180, dated July 28, 1923, recorded July 28, 1023, among the iand re. of the District of Columbis, and at the re- quest of the party secured thereby, the ui slgned trustees will sell at front of the premises, on TUESDAY, THI NTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1024, RTHIRTY UK P.AL lowing de in as and being lots 1 and 2 1 Fulton R. Gordon's subdivision of part Chevs Chae, as per plat office of the ‘surveyor for the I Tumbin in Liber County 24, at£oliv 41, subject to_the covenants of record. Termn of wale: All cash. il be required at time of sale. All convey- rding, revenue stampm, etc., luger. Torms of sale o be com: with within thirty days from day of therwise the trustee i the property at th purchaser after . being uly rd ot nd_cost of Evans Bidg., 840805, ex80 Trus ADAM A. WESCHLEE. AUCTIONEER. ing, No. 643 4th St. N.E., ‘Washington, D. C. To virtue of & certain first desd of trust from Leiis Ao Longies fo Thomas M. Flel George E. (misspelied N.) Garrett, trustees, dated July 12, 1920, and recorded ly 18, 1 in liber 4407. folio 211. one 2 he Tand récords of the Distriet of Cotum b ecur & certain” promis: Tella A 12, 1923, TLongley. {n amount $3.260, Le undersigned trustee: of the purty secured, will sell . in fre the ' premise JANUARY FIPTEENTH, 1924, AT P M., lot numbered thirty cixdisision mede by Dasid. umbered eight hundred the said due Juiy won et al | ton (8100 | puge 154, surveyor for iaving been made in the payment @ note when due and having_contizued The terins of sale are: One-third of the pur- chase 10oaey to be paid in cash and the bai- | wnce in two equal instaliments, pasable in one | and two years. with intersst at 6% per cent able semi-annually, from day of " wecured by firsc deed of ‘trust on’ the Projerts wold. or all cash. at the purchaser ptlon.© A Aeposit of $200 will be required at | e Cine af sate. ANl convesancing. recording, revenue stamps. notarial fees, fire insuranee, etc. 10 Do at the cost of the purchaser. asd | the ‘terms of sale to be completed within forty | duss from the day of sale. otherwise the | tristees may reseil the property a | and cost of the defauiting purchaser | Guya’ advertiwoment of snch sale § | paper published st the city of Wa | the District of Cotum! i THO GEORGE E. in4-a&4s.ex8u THOS. J. OWEN & SO | TRUSTE! SALE OF VALUA | STORY BRICK DWELLING, B! | 1218 PERRY PLACE N.E. | By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4789, folio 438 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colum- | bia. and at the request of the party sscured the undersigned trustees will ‘sell at font of ihe premiws, on PIFTEENTH DAY~ OF 1024, AT FOUR O°CLOCK owing ' dsscribed tard -~ and prezises, situate in Gie District of Columbia and designated as and being lot 10 tn Wil- liam T. Shane's subdivision of lota in block 8. “University Heights.” as per plat recorded | 18 the office of the surveyor for the District Columbia 'n Liber 55. at folio 166, said kaown. for purposes of sation. as square of record Terms : Bold subject to & bulldin | 1oan_ assoclation ” trust for about $1.5 \npald fnterest thereon r naa the emainder to A Geposit of $200 required upon 0t Bid " A1l convevancing, recording an ue stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms to be compiied with within thirty deys or deposit fortelted. HARRY B. JOSEPH T. ITTS, nd-d&ds.exSn AD. Ject to o GLASCOCK. Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNFIN- ISHED BRICK DWELLING NO. 1745 A STREET S.E. By virtue of a certain dend of trust dated August 20th, 1923, and recorded August 2lst, 204 at the request of ‘the party mecured thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by publle aurtion, in front of the premises, om THURSDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1024, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., the following described land and premises, situnte in the city of Washington, Distriet of Colum- bis, To-wit: " Lot 114 in the subdivision made by Burilie M. Odum of lots 57 o 62. in square 1007, as per plat recorded 1n the office of the survesor for the District of Columbla, in Liber 1, at follo 60, improved us above. Terme of' sale: Cash.’ A deposit of §200 required of the purchaser at the time of sale. All conveyancing, revenue stamps and - notarial fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of uale, otherwise the trustees re- serve the right (0 reseil the property At the Tiak and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertisement of such resale b sewspaper published in the city of . MOBET, JeT-a&ds,cx8u Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING, BEING No. 18 PARK BD. N.w_ virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated apth 25" 1At SETie'S et of et daed recorded _April’ 30, among the land Tecords of ‘the District of Columbla, and st uest of the pa: red the undersigned ‘trustees will seil at pubil on WEDNES- tion, in front of the g DAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.D.'1924, AT FOUR-THIRTY P.M., the fol- lowing descrited land and premises, situate the District of Columbla, and ated and being 1ot 74 in the American Security and_Trust pany, trustee of the estate of B. H. Warder, decensed, subdivision of lot in block O, “"Whitney Close,” now known s uare 3043, as per plat recorded in the ofice of the survéyor of the District of Columbia in liber 52, at folio 159. Terms: Sold subject to u prior deed of trust for $4.500, further particulars of which will be announced st time of sale; the purchase price above said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of required. Conveyancing, recording “and revenve stampe st purchaser's coat. Terms to be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the Toperty may be advertised and on ‘THOS. J. OWEN & 80N, AUOTIONEERS. TRUSTEE'S ' SALD OF VALUABLE TWO- BTORY _BRICK DWELLING, BEING SUMBER 720 KENYOX STREET NORTH- By virtue of & certaia deed of trust, tnatrument No. 16" recorded. May 33, 1058 smong the 1and records of the District of Columbis, and at the request of tie party se- cured thereby, tbe undersigned trustee will well at public ction, in front of the prem- ives, on FRIDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JAN UARY, AD. 1024, AT FOUR 0"CLOCK M., the lowing described land and prem- 5 Iu'l‘lm in (gemblfifllent‘ o&fifilmfl-lfll and esignated as an a Kite'n subdivision of lots In Block 7 in Tod and Brown’s subdivision of ‘‘Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains mentioned subdivislor surveyor for the District of Columbla. Terms: Sold subject to three prior deeds of pubite uction, | TINGL, 'ed | ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN ATTACH- rocorded “in the | ¥8. E. B. Robey, also known as Capt. Clarence trict of Co- | Robey and E. A deposit of $260 | bundred dollars and interest from Oct. at|meni of condemnation of certaln properiy of reserve the right | elaim. K Trustees’ Sale of Brick Dwell- | MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. note of | PHONES i 105.7.9.11,14,18 THOB. 3. OWEN & KON, AUCTIONEERS, 1 SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- BTORY BRICK DWELLING NUMBER 764 LAMONT BTREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4731, 467 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colum: bia and at the request of the party secured therebs, the undersigned trustees will sell, at uction in front of the premises. on EDNESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1024 “AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M, the following described lsnd ines Situste in the Distries of Go- ang ignat 0d_ being in David J. Dunigan's ivision of lots in block 8, 'in Todd and Brown's subdiyision of arts of “Mount Pleasant” and ‘Pleasant iaine.” ws per plat of said first mentioned subdivision recorded in Liber 4, follo 109, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. Bald block 8 being now for the p of assessment and saare o Sold subject fo & first trust All casii _over and above said trust. A ‘deposit of $200 required uj - ceptanee of bid. Conveyanciug, recording and revenue s(amps mt purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days or de. Doalt forteited. 1. J. D. LIPSCOMB, AUGUSTUS W. AY, . Teus LEGAL NOTICES MARTIN J. McNAMARA, Atiorney. ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN ATTACH- ment.—In the Municipal trict of Columbia.—Job J. A Robey, also known Robey and E. Blanchard Robe: No. A1656.—Tlhe object of this suit is to re- cover of the defendant the sum of one thou- sand dollars and intereat on one promissory note and to have judgment of condemnation of certaln property of the defendant levied on under an attachmet issued in this suit to sat- isfy the plaintifM's claim. It is, therefore, this 27th day of December, 1923, ordered that the defendant appesr in this Court or or before the fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holidayw, after the day of the first pub. lication of this order, to defend this suit and ow cause why said condemnation should not be had; otherwise the sult will be proceeded n case of default. ROBT. E. MAT- Judfi" (Beal ) A true copy. Test: BLANCHE NEFF. Olerk. AeZH jnd,11 MARTIN J. McNAMARA, Attorne Palatial Oil- Burning 26,650 tons displacement Philippines, China, Sailing from NewYork, C. E. PHELPS, City Puss. Agt,, 1 OCFEANIC STEAMSHID CO. wntura, 10,000 yds 100 Al Delightful service. ' Sidney moa (HONOLULU $220 R. T.) $365, 16t cluss. Ventura salls . 4. Somoma sails Jan. 1. Book now. OCEANIC LINE, 3 Pine St., San Francisco, Cal. or_Looal B. R. Agents. EDUCATIONAL. SPANISH icincron SPANISH, FRENCH, PORTUGUESE. 1817 ¥ st. n.w. Main 5685 Boyd Shorthand in 30 DAYS 1342 N. Y. Ave. H,W.l‘!"'lln-gnd Ev: ACE INSTITUTE Accountancy and Business Administration Graduaten ot the Instituto are found every e ot re postiome 12 Hasinese. {arnoun and oarly avening clamses are avalablo Telephone Main 8260 for Bulletin | Truspartation Dyline 11 gad H Szt N. ific Tours, ment.—In the Municipal Court of the Dis ‘olumbia.—Job J. O platoue, Blapchard Robey, defendsnt.— The object of this ‘it s to r the defendant the sum of eight A1655. of cover 1 R R | it to satinfy_the" herefore, this 27th day of I cember, 1928, ordered that the defendant ap- Doar 1a_this” Cogre'en. OF befors tne. fortiers " cxclusive of Sundava and legal holida: Tee e "33 of the Bove vaplicsiton ot i Seder, ‘ detend thin Tala contemnation stwuld act b hag: othe Wis The wult will be procecded with sa in case of default ROBT. E. MATTINGL Judge. (8eal) A true copy. Test: BLANCH B _ dejasar the defendant; ed hers s A " A_World of Differencs BOYD Bohool for uu-mnu.au;;.n-y i Stenog. school. On G nr. 14tb, 1338 G st. Shorthand in 30 davs. Touch Typing. Positions for graduates. Main uu'x'- School of Accountancy and Business Administration Freshman Class Starts Jan. 15 Advanced Classes Jan. 31 Doy and Evening Classes Special Courses Offered in \ Practical Auditing Investment Securil le.'ome Tax ublic Speaking Business English CLEAN, DRY STORAGE FOR and_"plasos. ventent location Phone Ma NATIONA North 8845 NTTURB Estimate cheerfully given, Con- WESCHLER'S, 920 Pa. ave PITAL STORAGE MOVING ¢, 148442 U 6t N.W. THD TER STORAGE 00. MOVING, PACKI A 4229, F. METROPOLITAN | BTORAGE. PACKIN Phove_Potomac 652 MOVIN . BHIPPING. 2425 FIREPROOF. | TAREHOURE ©O., | AND SHIPPIN | 80 Floride Ave N ! A STORAGE KRIEGSRXPRESS e S8 Eye o_ ‘_"L-"-ln.m | Business Management. MITH'S FIREPROOF TORAGE | LARGEST FAMILY MOVERS IN D.C. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE. CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH 3343 Four months' course in bookkeeping taught by C. P. A. Class begins Ja: Y.M.C.A. College||| 1736 G St. N.W. | Main 8250 For Men and Women " GIRLS’ DAY SCHOOL Grades I to VIL Gunston Hall, 1966 Florida Ave. Telephone North 8174 Riythm and Art ipcided. A¥Y TIME ANY PLACE L) MOVE RED BALL WAY Thru the medium of our 21 offces we are in posi- tion to guote on. prioes at all times. GIVE US A RING. RED BALL TRANSIT CO. 4 Woodward Bldg. Main 2162 PARENTS —have you consented to let your boy leave day school and go to work, upon his promise to go to night school? If so ou are taking a big chance vith his education. STEAMSHIPS iy jent in 10 Days He will likely drop out of night school, even if he should get started. Being willing to pay for his course in a night school is not | trust, further particulars of which will be an- | nounced at time of sale; the purchase price above said trusts to be paid in cash. A de- it of §200 required. and revenve stam; CHINA b in14 Days Quickest Route Across the Pacific Fortnightly Service from Vancouver Empress of Canada, 26558 te dies. Empress of Australia 2558 tees disy. Empress of Russia, . 2199 teas &ip. Empressof Asia, . . 21500t duy. Lavgest, Finsst, Fastest to the Far East Curope Empress Express Route N LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, ‘GLASGOW, CHERBOURG, SOUTHAMPTON, ANTWERP Apply lncal agemts w C. E. PHELPS, Oity Passenger Ag: 1419 New York Ave., Washington enough. You should go with him to the night school and help him enroll and get ac- quainted with his teachers— and keep up that acquaintance. i 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 keep him interested. STEWARD SCHOOL 1202 F Street N.W. method of teaching which enables you to piay your first piece in 80 minntes We will give fo a limited number of pupils a beautiful $15 Hawaiian guitar free. Cail today. Mather bidg., 916 G st. nw. Open ® ® p.m. H o Musie Studio. PIANO, SAXOPHONE, BANJO Rag, Jasa, Popular Music fn 20 lessoos Bree lnsoms it you. bus’ estrorputs. evs. Bend for free booklet. Christensen School 1822 G st n.w. "Main 1 a7 terma. uhmglonCnnse:nt:rynfMufi 1403 N. H. Ave., at Dupont Circle. Main 7858 | Violin, Piano," Voice, Saxaphone, etc. Year Book. Holidays are over—start the children. an. 288 RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Slotel > __d ATLANTIC CITY.N.J. otel ts naver more Baltimore to JACKSONVILLE Fare from Washington via rail to Baltimore, thence steamer. OneWay Rewad Trip. $31.11 $57.23 Meals included. Some staterooms * haveestracharge. Round-triptick- etagoodtoreturnuntll June 15, 1924. Stcamer Taceday, Friday, 6 P.M. Tey the Now S. 8. “ALLEGHANY™ e T e Merchants and Miners TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 1208 ¥ St N. W., Washington NOLOSSOF TIME FROM BUSINESS TO ENJOY. ONE OF THOSE DELIGHTFUL WEEK-END TRIPS To NORFOLK or Virginia Beach Via Potemac River and Chesapeake Bay Weder Biaal Sammers Handsome Equipped Btatercoms &ll‘ A la Carte B AN Bt | Audttar e Foot va Dadly from 7th Street. Whatt B.W. Sea New York-Boston By Tafy Titarsture At b AT Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co. onallocation and srrangement. Brick Garare Wavres J. BUzBY R e ] An all-year Le-] ferni R i ATLANTR CITY 'RAYMORE 7% Werlds Greatest Hotel Saccess DIVORCES FILM DIRECTOR. ‘Wife Charges George Melford Gave Love to Jacqueline Logan. /108 ANGELES, Calif.,, January 11. —Mrs. Louise Le Roy Knauff was granted a divorce vesterday from George Knauff, better known as George Melford, motion picture di- rector, after she had told the court r husband had transferred his e fons Lo Jacqueline Logan, film actress. Knauff denied Miss Logan had any conection with the case, and sald he had left his wife because he no longer loved her. plhabtt O posed enti t e e Paed th the vilr 1age-of Aosuna, Japans ROUI\}D the WORLD e “Empressof Canada” AGNIFICENT f;rm tour — 18 countries. Jspen, Hm, v ', Canadien Miadciva; Rockics and home. Liberal program —shore excursions indudad. Salling from New York, JANUARY 30, 1934 Fares from $1,600 - Limiced smssber of gussts 68 Day Mediterranean Cruise NA.DI:IRA. Cadis, Seville, Gibralter, Algiers, Tunis, Egypt and /| the Tombs. Jerusalem, Constantinople, Athens, Napics, Rome, Monaco, Monte Carlo and Nice; Lisbon, S8outhampton. Returning from London any Canadian Pacific Stesmship. Luxurious “Empress of Scotland’” 25,000 eons Reg. JANUARY. 14,1923 Wares from $800. Shore excursions. Guests Nmited. Apply to anyflecel agent or 419 New York Ave., Washington CANADIAN PACIFIC COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR BEATS UP PRESIDENT Angry Over Discharge, He As saults Official, Michigan Court Told. SAID HE WAS INSULTED Was Knocked Unconscious, Dr. McNair Tells Court. By the Associated Press HOUGHTON; Mich., January Dr. F. W. McNair, president of the Michigan College of Mines here, was { knocked unconscious and sevorely in jured about the face, head and back by Clarence L. Christiansen, former instructor in the college, who is alleged to have attacked Dr. McNafr fn his private office on December 22, accord ing to testimony in court. The alleged assault became known when Christian- sen was given a preliminary hearing on a charge of assault with intent to dn great bodily harm, less than the crime of murder. According to testimony given by Dr | McNair, Christiansen was asked by the president to resign on December 20 be. cause of conduct in the classroom which was not approved by the pres: dent. Two days later, Dr. McNair tes tified, Christfansen called upon him and was invited into the president's private office. “He said that I had insulted and demanded an apoiogy,” Dr. McNair testified, “adding that he was going to beat me up and that one of the two of us would be dragged out As the president arose from his chair, according to the testimony, he suffered a blow that rendered him vir- tually unconscious. When he regained consclousness, he sajd, his secretary was in the room holding Christiansen After the taking of testimony, the hearing was adjourned until Janu- ary 19, SUNDAY SCHOOLS FAIL TO REACH 27,000,000 “Spiritual Illiteracy” in America Attacked by Lutheran College Head at Conference. By the Associated P NEW YORK, January 11.—Taxing the churches with a large share of the responsibility for what he termed “spiritual illiteracy” in this country, Dr. S. G. Hefelbower of Car- thage College, at the annual dinner of the National Lutheran Educational conference declared the great need of today was more rellgious education. ‘We have 8,000,000 children, Amer- ican Protestant, under the age of 10, growing up in non-church homes. id D Hefelbower. *“We have 27 - 000,000 voung people not enrolled in any Sunday school or cradle roll and getting no religious education of any description. Spiritual illiteracy is a fact and the church cannot deny n large share of the responsibility for such a condition.” The only efficient Sunday school teachers in the Lutheran Church in this country, he asserted, were found in the Lutheran parochial schools intained by the German division in the synod of Missouri, and the joint synods in Wisconsin, Ohio and Iowa. GOVERNMENT DROPS DRAFT DODGER CASES Atlanta Officials Receive Orders to Nolle Pros Prosecu- tions. o By the Associated Press ATLANTA, Ga., January 11.—Appro imately 450 cases charging alleged vio- lation of the selective draft laws dur- ing the world war by men residing in the jurisdiction of the United States court for the northern district of Georgia, were ordered nolle prossed from Washington yesterday. Officials of the district attornev's office say that many of the alleged violators enlisted in the service on their own volition, without waiting for the selective draft. These men, it was said, failed to notify local boards of their action, and the cases against them resulted. Also, officials claim, a number of cases were against men who left this section when their names were drawn, many of whom have not returned. Advices received by the United States district attorney’s office did not state the reason for the government's action, but attaches of the offices ex- pressed the opinion that it was in line with the orders issued recently freeing war-time prisoners. HEAD OF SANITORIUM QUITS AFTER TRIAL Pleaded Guilty of Trading With Himself in His Official Capacity. By the Associated Pres: RALEIGH, N. C.. January 11.—The resignation of Dr. L. B. McBrayer as superintendent of the state sanatortam . for tubercular patients at Sanatorium N. C., was accepted by the institution’ board of directors in session at Sane- torfum, and Dr. P. P. McCain, son- in-law'of Dr. McBrayer and sssistant superintendent of the sanatorium, was elected to succeed his father-in-law, according to a telegram to the Asso- clated Press from Dr. T. W. M. Long. chairman of the sanatorium board. ‘The action of the board followed a request made some weeks ago by Gov- Camerdn Morvison that Dr. McBraye: be removed as head of the sanatorium because of his plea of guilty in Hoke superfor court recently to a charge of trading with himself in an official ca- pacity. Dr. McBrayer's reslgnation was ac- cepted following the unanimous adop- tion by the sanatorium board of & reso- lution stating that Dr. McBrayer had rendered “distinguished and unselfish service to the institution and the state,” to the falegTam Jeo