Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1924, Page 35

=t AU_SIIONS. § EVENING STAR, WASH FOR SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES ‘ FOR SALE—HOUSES. JALE-<H( | ALE—HO FOR SALE—HOUSES. AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES. s e e H. R. HOWENSTEIN COMPANY : BLOOMINGDALE 36700 TERNS. o Qi s b A 3 . NW.—A ; - . R 2 ’ ek home; e fooms muc i - i Shoeet o Main 908, | jomre " Ch R o612 0B, 5B, BILRE, U, e JUCh UATE, R, Ve cone C. Sloan & CO.,lllc.Allct - ‘Who abie For two famiiies, on 136, with L4 5, Vack borches. Doep lot to alley, with bollow-tlle garage. Occupied by -gwser, WE HAVE NEW HOMES IN FOURTEEN DIFFERENT LOCATIO . 715 l3th St L] :h\':l!: fear 2 cl‘|"_ ||‘Il'n‘fi.‘ ik '”fl “‘l‘i‘l" Toker or owner. W i ST il s | IN THE OITY. | Swier haniaken freat pride-in his howss and br tn T pertecs confiti e ‘once. COLORED—VACANT. RANGING 1N PRICE FROM $5,20 TO $0,00. WE ALWAYS ARRANGE TERMS TO SUTT |- NTH STREET T ETCHTS $135%0. TERMS OUR PURCHASELS. 2 —OF— ) SIXTEENTH 3250, { e watonS e o, e e i e e MG, 14¢h STREET EXTENDED--$8950. This is an nunususl buy for this section—a two-story colonial tapes brick e '8 Household Effects, Large Lot of:Linens - . Valuable Portraits, etc. f 15th and Columbla vd.— A real bargaln brick: four porches (concrete front porch and ‘two sleeping porches): hardwood floors e Mgh, open section of new and up-to-date homes ond “accessible to both 14th street and AT PUBLIC AUCTION throughout; hot-water heat mnd electric light, with beautifol ixtures; instantaneous hot- o15 Toome. Lath. gurage, &eer porches. wewly Water heaier; tiled hath with bullt-in Sxtures: two shower batha: outside pantry with . There e very la rooms (the house being 20333 feet). fine sleep- Geortn e e Tignt cenr. all modern. Wit slectricity and hot.whter heat: For a et live ia Within Our Galleries onl ,p's'rn\ {14 house cun be converted into a two-family house, which will easble you to one half and let the other half pay for the house. $650 cash. . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16TH, 1924 At 10 AM. bath, cam';fux'un frout and rear yards. Cer- Convenlent to Georgia avenne cars, a brick home containing wix rooms and bath; PETWORTH—$8,750. By order df the Title Guaranty and Trust Co. of N. Y. and Elizabeth 1210t taoreve 1B valner Giacesottioned bardwood Boors; electric lights and hot-water bLeat: colonial front porch and double iBroughout. . pear Dorches. House in good conditlon. On u paved street: Ligh elevation; Large lot 15th and C sts, a.e.—A bargain of 6 rooms, to aliey. Space for gara Ticed low to. effect an immediate wale. - bargain {n a three-room-deep bome, 6 beautifal rooms, sleeping porch, elactric- ore Tent. large back ¥ard to an mley, paved areets and the Bousc faces'a row of beautifal homes 4 tiot be purchaved under $11,000. We can sell you this bome on & A. Bruen, Executors of the Estate of William Livingston Bruen, together with Is from other sources. erms Cash. €. G. SLOAN & CO,, INC,, AUCTS. T e S L NORTH " COLUMBIA HEIGHTS 310,000, TERMS. Yery low cash basis. SThis could not be duplicated todsy for this price. Jnl4-2t T T TR o e Hierpiind | Just off 14th street and convenient to bus line, & brick home: colonlal style. with SOUTHEAST—$7,950. ADAM A. WESCHLLR, AUCTIONEER. large front ‘porch o 968 rooms n Oy devaicws Tocation, glecivie Nlahle: Ratwoon ot Dot b e 41X lares, ssoma; Mot matee heat ind ; wold” for smail cosh | D ot 'to pav ; ; eul. Immediate possession of ail. Owner has only feeently reduced thé price of this pretty 6-room colonial home $1,000 for & quick sale. All modern, north of Penn. ave. and west of 11th street. An inspection of this e R rtiutically planued home and yon will fall in love with it. It Is near schools and Churches and we could not recommend a better buy for & home to our clients. TRbsTERS” BALE OF TRAME pWELLINGS. | T NOS. 1403, 1405 AND 1407 MONTELLG AVENUE 'NORTHEAST: ALSO COAL YARD AT INTERSECTION OF MINNE: P. D. HOLMES (Owner) NORTHEAST—$8250, TERMS. NORTHEAST—$8950. MOTA AVENUE AND SHERIFF ROAD Nigo 3677 819 15th Bt Bome in one of the most dewirable sections of the Eere 15 the best buy withtn walking distance of the U. 8. Capitol. This home should NORTHEAST, IMPROVED BY FRAME ines ‘and Within walkiog dietance of Calon Station and. the Govers: $12,500. ment Printing Ofice. H containe six rooms Dath: hot-water beat and -electric AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN. § ity Appeal to those emploved in the Library, Senate of House office bufldi Tt eon- o e i Wken rooms arranged for (wo families and we can sell ¥ou this fof only $500 BTORE AND DWELLIN By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt lights; colonfal front P;nveh and double rear porches; deep lot to alley, with plenty of MT. PLEASANT. caxh. Mouthly payment less tiun rent. See this o of the District of Columbla passed In equity for & garage. Can be purchased oo a amall cash payment nud monthly payments SIXTEENTH STREET A Bandsome ihrec-story pressed brick dwell- nce. 4ng. silusted west of 16th street and porth DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT—8$23,000 We are offering & very attractive proposition here o investors. Btore and three Soors 41451, the undersigned trustee e muction, in front of the atiful detnc - mmud‘;‘:. ul clied home containin; of Park road. in ope of the most attractive Squares in this locality. Only & ock and & i above, 23 feot wile, running back 180 fect to n large alley. Located on Penn. ave. how. W, are selling this to settle un extate and will be glad to submit e R * u. on TUESDAY. JANUARY 1924, COMMENCING AT dining bed NORTHEAST—$7450. [y | ; | | the follow! described can walk from Nacred Iieart Church. House con- Here [» sour chance (o locate fn A nico neighborbood in & convesiently plsnsed and ox. | the city of Washi INGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY " 14, 1924, FOR SALE—HOUSES, STEAMSHIPS. | s. __ EDUCATIONAL L s SPANISH S0 aron ANIS: 5 1 1017 ANE ilucx PORTUGUESE. ACE INSTITUTE A and ccountancy Business Administration Graduates of the Institute are found everywhers In profesional Accountancr practice (§ P. A snd in executive positions in Basiness. ind eariy-evening clamses are avail Telephone Main 8260 for Ballatin Trassportation 17th ead H Streets, N. W. ."?L.rln. D.C. { Boyd Sh 1 joaividus) Instruction . ¥, Ave. N.W. D d Eve. Clas 30-DAY BUSINESS COLLEGE: Main 8485 A World of Difference in the Course Bchool for Becretaries. 30-Day Stenog. school. On G nr. 14th, 1338 G st. Shorthand in 30 days. Touch Typing. Positions for graduates. Main 2875, GIRLS” DAY SCHOOL Grades I to VIL Gunston Hall, 1906 Florida Ave. North 3174. _and At _inoiuge Continned. N { i RLOBTLRLD : { { n | 2 | A Tapestry hrick venlent o two car I d hardwood floors First floor containx living room, o %0 _and tiled bath. Becond floor: Thres 1235123 feet, with garage. Ressonable terms MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, INC., | ) the first room, THOS. J. OWEN & KON, AUCTIONEE; i UST] SALE OF VALUABLE TWO. ! STORY BRICK DWELLING NUMBER 784 LAMONT STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4731, folio 457 et seq., of the land records of the'District of Colum: bia and at the request of the party eecured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at ublicauction i front of the premises, on | WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF | JANUARY, A.D. 1024 AT FOURTHIRTY | O'CLOCK P.M., the foilowing described land aud ‘premince situate in the District of Co- lumbfa and designated a3 and belug lot 80 in | David J. Dunigap's subdivision of lots fn{ ngton. Llock 8, tn Todd and Brown of | and at “Mount Pleasant’ ot Flains,” as per plat of ed subdivision recorded fo Liber 45, folio 108, of County Book 7 at page 81 in the office of the | the records of the office of the surveyor of the surveyor for the District of Columbla. said | District of Columbla. Raid blork § being pow y belog desiguated for ‘purooses of |known for the puiposes of astessment sad 920 15th St N.W. | faxation as lots 27, d 29 in square 4060. | taxation as squa) 2. i — —— | improved by frumé dwelliags Nos. 1403. 1403 | Terms of sule: Sold sublect to a frat trust and 1407 Montelln ave. cawh_over and above eaid ON SATER o | gor ‘31,230, “'All AUCTION SALES. IMMEDIATBLY THEREAFTER, {frune 2" deposit ‘of 4200 required upon FUTURE DAYS. o nABOUT 480 AL . | CCTIRce o€ Bl Converaucing recardln TGNEBES— | Parts of the tracts of land called “Fife En- | rovenue stamps i purchasers cost. ~AUFTIONEDRS. |, FAON 0 0" eall's Adventure,” described | 1o be complied with withia thirty days or de. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK | by metes and bounds as follows: 'Commencing | posit forfeited. VELLING SITT A TN SOriH. | 8¢ & stone located on the south side of Sherl I 1. D. LIPECOME. DWELLING SITUATED AT [E 80UTH- AUGUSTCS W. (_:_’L\l". Accounting and Business Administration puneled diolug room and double rear porches; tear ater heat; cletde lights, oor arranged for iight_housekeeping nurposes if desired. Garage. Vacast. Very Teasonable terms. BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors. i 1416 K St, N.W. FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES. ALL MODERN TMPROVEMENTS — 0-ROOM house: _ressonabi - OWSNER. 5006 6 R e Y OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE NEW JERBEY LOT BAF N: 85 CASH, 85 nonthly buys 20 lots m‘lr Alllnfln‘,fll:: il‘lg VAIL. 150 Bioa SPEND YOUR WINTER 1N FLORIDA, THE cheapest property cver offered .there—A 6-room house With 20 & Douse with 20 dcres of grouad, frult, ebrub- PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. LUMBIA HEIGUTS, umbla rd.—Thres-ator: : 10 rooms: 2 alley i rea: EAL i3th AND press-brick _dwell- ths: steam heat ; room for garage. ownar, sonabie terms. WAL T. BALLARD, 217 Fve St. NW WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. FRON THE OWNER. A § OR & ROOM Pavse in wny good section not over $7,500: $will pay 3500 cash and $300 libert; buluuce monthly. Address Box -.-w’z‘h: r offic 1 !-x:uér YOUR "WEAL ESTATE WITH US. I"ouln and spt. renials given spec. attestion. good clientele. A. C. ROBI Tflg' .+ 912 luter- | Entiosst hiag. e is[_ ROOM TIOU:! OF 13180. Will pay &0 thly. o cash £ ment. Have h’a"r iion Lot past 20 years and _am insure for 10,000, 322X, Star office. Ma""ll'?: N HOT i ROONSDEEE: cover the mouthly payment of only $60. $600 cash will buy this snd you can move right in, See this aud you will appreciate it. { . i Phone or Write Us'for a List of Our New Homes. H. R. HOW COMPANY, 131 H Street Northwest. Enroll this week for the new term. Coeducational Free to World War Veterans. xcelient Instruction. EVENING SCHOOL 1314 Mass. Ave. Phone Franklin 1606 Tains ten sploudid rooms: two modern baths, cellently constructed home. Ideally arranged for renting an ich will oearly Qf_" n 11gl ples Main 4340, { s — DANDY Il modern. 5 rooms and_sleeping Baraze; lof, 4052207 price, $6,830; cary rm M. I. Raine, 934 New York Ave. e - M. 1061 _ £750 CASH—NORTHWEST. An idesl colopial home of 6 rooms. bath, hot-water hest, electric lights, double rear ielies. deep ot {0 aliex: price reasonable: 5 porsession "y B had of ' irls wome: let ux slow you_this OHN QUINN CO2 INC.y DroPerty "OLORED. Two Sold—One Left. $200 Cash, $35 Monthly. Near 3rd and 0 st .w. A good sis-room L7k, bome, a good condition. ' riced” rignt GRANVILLE C. BRADFORD 519 Pond_Bldg. A W-A-N-T-E-D-! Regpons party with about $300 cas Lo can make ‘ubstantia) Monthly paymen T tuke from owner Dew Toroom buBgalow weil Tocuted, Food loealits - conventeat | to sers, strictly moders; s.m.l. Address Loz | BSP, Star office. ' COLORED. 'h and C ste. southeast: the best buy for woney v & two-story, bay-window brick, Taing six Tooms aud batn: el .$5,500 Price 500 Cash [;' .\:mc.‘!v GRANVILL Bl‘;\DFORD n 3590 NEW SUBURBAN HOME Takomu Park, D. C.—6.room bungalew with thie bath: coraér lot. 47153186; A700 Oth st.: i, library, 2 ‘car lines and store ;oo teractive sun parlor, ich miay be used for & bedroom; living rovm diving roou; finished fo chestout: h.-w.h.: Targe, well lighted base. b, s rel: bujit-to | bathrub, . lroning hoard. chine closets. refrij emutor and cabiset, 1-plece sink With double ensmel drain boasi’ roomv ceder closet; built- in_garage. Price, $11,500. Opeu afteraoeas, See auy ageat on_ ony LITTLE | i Main 908. only $8 each. 29 in John E_Beall ‘and others’ subdivision in Dlock 8, in Trinidad, as per plat recorded in Sil. CAN . tx. Wants home in j. LEO KOLB, 923 NEW YORK AVE REALTOR. MALN 5028 NEAR ST. GABRIEL’S—DETACHED, PRICE, $10.000—TERMS. % DUE*TO A CHANGE IN HIS BUSBINESS LOCATION, OWNER MUST DISPOSE OF ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOME SITUATED JUST A SQUARE OFF GRANT CIRCLE OS A LOT 405120, TO A PAVED ALLEY. SIX LARGE ROOMS AND TILE BATH. HOT-WATER HEAT, ELECTRIC LIGHT. HARDWOOD FLOORS AND TRIM EXTRA LARGE FRONT PORCH. BEAUTIFUL FIREPLACE. TOILET AND LAUNDRY TUBS IN CELLAR. THE ll?)l §E AND GROUNDS ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. POSSES- WITH DEED. PHONE MAIN 5038 TO INSPECT TODAY. FOR IT WILL SUBFLY SELL QUICKLY. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION PIANO, SAXOPHONE, BANJO Rag, Jazz, Popunlar Music In 20 lessooa Free lessons If you buy Instrumeots hers, Bend for free booklet. Christensen Beboel, 1822 G at.. mw. Main 1278. lLiasy terms. Washington Conservatory of Music 1408 N. H. Ave., at Dupont Circle. Mal Violin, Piano," Voice, Saxaphone, etc. Yeap { Book. Holidays are over—start we, childre: MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. SETROPOL(TAR 17 ARKEOUSE GO0, STORAGE. PACKI AND SHIPPI Phons Potormac 882 60 Florida Ave. CLEAN, DRY STORAGE FOR FURNITU ] planox. Estimate cheerfuily given. entent location. WEBCHLER'S, 920 2! 3 road at the intersection of the it line of YT COLNER OF 3ith AND YOU STS. | f10%, 00 'of way of the o1d Southern Maryiand 4 - T ouirtue of u certaln deed of trost duly Reliroad: Co., thenee Sloog (D8 Son o ot 1. OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONEERS. n fs 0 follo 11 ot med.. | S1T176 11 fect o stone: thence south 46117 | TRUSTELS SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- t fo stone on morth right of way line of | THUCTELY (SALE OF VALUABLE T thereby. the unders trustees will aell at | O1d Southern Maryland ruliroed, thence 4 RHERIDAN ST. tion, in_front of ihe prémisen, Bing northerly with an are of # circle having | 5 NUFNINAN BT J0- 0 o g0y THE TWENTY-SECOXD DAY 8 radiug of 442,73 feet a distance of 489.81 | racrdeq in Liber No. 4013, folio 100 et weq . JANUARY., A.D. 1824, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK | feet to poiat of beginning. containing in ail g the following = described land — and | 37.860.20 sguare feet, partially improved by T Ehe Dreteiee of Caamiag | two-story frame store and dwelling located and designaied as and beinz known an at the mrvue'l";on (of Mianesota ave. and | i CF Jot 280 in ad northeast. e n ipriag. Gor e Viarme" st °f | “’Lot 20, mproted by No. 1407 Montello ave 1ot on the west line of.35th st. ditant 16.42 | B.e. 16 sold subject o a deed of trust of eet, southerly from the south liné of You st. | $1,480.75. ° Pariicalars at ssie. "and” runniog thence northerly aiong the west ) | [ots 27 and 29, Improved by promisen Now Lottt touth ine | Wiimetira Ave: aod Sherif foad property are ST et hens e fouth | gl subleet (o 8 bullding asscciation trust e e evst o f g i | pareel sold required at time of sale. All ‘con- | ubject o @ prior deed of tmust | Veyancing. recording, revenue stamps and BO- W0, further particalars of which will | tarial fess et the cost of the purchaser. nounced at time of saie: the purchase | Terms of sale to be complied with witl Tice Mbote anifl tric to b pad i eashe g | thirty days from day of sale, otherwise th required. Consesancing, record. | trustes reserves the right to fesall the prop. s At piircRRRGE'S [ eriy ‘st e risk and cost of the defaulting Purchaser afier Gta dava' Sdvertisement of | #uch resale in some mnes lr?lpecr publistied in e city of Washington. N GV PIPLETT, dR.. Trusteo, \ | _Ja10-d8ds x5 Tasurance bidg. _ THOS. J. OWEN & BUN, AUCTIONEERS. ! rnoaTrES sALE TOF vALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING, BEING No. 516 PARK BD. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated April 26, 1923, being iustrument No. 128 recorded April ' 30, 1623, emong the laud | recondn of fhe District of Columbia, and at | fhe requent of the party secared thereby. undersigned (ruatees will sell at public ton. 1n front of the premises, on DAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JA AD. AT FOUR-THIRTY P.M o) ‘crided land and premi in the Distric of Columbla. and desigoated | a3 and being lot 74 in the American Becurity | fompany. trusice of the estate of | . “Warder, deceased. wubdivision of lot 8 Cione.” now known a8 | per yiat recorded in the offce O the District of Cotumbia in of the 1and records of the ‘District of Colum: Dia. and st the request of the party wecured on OF | of the land record of the'District of Colum: bia, and at the request of the party secured therehy ned trustees will well at | ureferzed aad wodera. i Star office. WE HAVE A DEMAND FOK HOUSES OF T30 rones o C wiite and colored: uny sec: it priced ight: Alno rentai have yours. AU M {FOR QUICK RESULTN 1 erty with us desirubic b ave o Clinse pas equity Muin TOWNER: huve % bun 1924, AT FOUR 0'CLOCK foilowing described land and situste in the District of Columbis SION GIV us J " YOUR PROP- We have clicats waiting for MANN & C i on _of lots in made by Charles E. Wire, Tnc., in the office of the surveyor of the of_Columbia 1o Book 60, page 127 Terms: Sold subject to & prior deed of U $5.500, further particulars of which nrounced st time of sale: the purchase ip ubove #aid trust to be pald in cash. A} deposit of $200 required. Converancing, record. | & end revenue stamps at purchaser's cost. ¢ ‘Terms (o be compiled with within thirty de herwise deposit forfeited and the proper: ¥ be advertised a0d resoid, at the dlacretion he (rustees. WILLIAM M. TERRELL, § E. STONEBRAKER. Jal1-0&ds.exSu Trustees. 'AUTOMOBILES By Auction At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. Wednesday, 10 A.M. of T AMT i Che aboiit $18.000. wiil MANN & CO.. 1114 N. Y. 2 CHEVY CHASE—NEW-—$13.000. A gem_af a home ideally arranged for cutertaining, bulit by the owscr for his own home. Unforeseen circumstances have arisen and thix owner js willing to seil thix | sew home $1.500 below bufiding cost. It ix located in the best square of u Dew aad | popular mecwlon of Chevy Chase. ' Elght rooms. all large and Iight, two complete baths With built-in Sxtures an ry Dlumbing: oak floors: beantiful uterior deeora- tions: three large porehes: vith {ns(antapeoys heater S5Q SeryROt's quarters; wide lot, 160 feet deep: e WASHING HEIGHTS—$15,500. cash We are offering a «plendid Fome io a location that is unsurpassed at a price that | WILL i6 within the- reach of the gsverage homesecker. This home coufains ten iarge rooms | eol (six bedrooms): two complete hathe: stcam hLeat: electrie lights: js semi-detached oo & [ DY section of Wash §00d dot. A good vaiue in & thoroughly wodcrn up-to-date brick bome. CHEVY CHASE—NEW-—$16,500. hevy Chase Cis apd on one of the bhest improved uew streets charming new home of eight rooms, (wo baths. real | dwood foors, slate roof, large lot with shrubbery: Anp exceptional buy in a few DOWNTOWN-—BARGAIN—$9,500. | it located in 8 good northwest section and can be made to pay for itself in m-short time. Owner now living in lower part of house and ba rented for 145 per month. It contains ‘ten rooms. bath, cleciric iights, deep lot i purchased either furnixbed or unfurnished. NEW HOMES—$750 CASH; $65 MONTH. Near new Enst hool we sre offering splendid new bome Of six rcoms, bath, arawood breakfest porch, sieepnz porch. hot-water heat. deep lots mount of cash and small Dionthly psyment and you will bn the T own home ii & very short while. Let us sbow {hese to You aud help endiord and the rent question ARNOLD AND COMPANY, 1416 EYE STREET, MAIN 2434, 3 ALL —HOUBES 7OR ; Clear, te trade for or mortbessi. N"ENY GOOD bowse bullt be. 0B, price and x 35.X, Star office. SH FOR HOUSES FOR £ either frame or brick fu . g Maln 2730. Coa- { inental Trust bidg.. room 405. | WANTED A HOUSE IN CITY THAT I CAN buy on’ 8500 dows aod make & substantial monthly pavmeat. 1 lave steady employmen: With govroment and Am Gesirock of buying & bome. ~ Will cousider 6 to 10 tooms. Address Box 4S-P. Star offie. 8 TO 10 ROOM HOU tion: Lave 8 guod substantial month Maln 7 H st JBRICK HOURE, NoT 70 EXCEED Address Tox ar_cffice = i T HOUBE WITH US, WE ! midare. fore ass section. high prices. equired may be adve | of the trustee SEPARATE ROOMS, $1 vewes Sarerat Mens > finien Frennonablc. Not far from in tbis wection we open_Brepluce. Pullm: L_CAPITAL STORAGE & MOVING ing No. 1614 P St. NW,, With Two-Story Brick Gar- age in Rear. By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4684, folio 166 et seq., of the land records of the Distriet of Colum: bin, aud at the request of the party secured thereby, the underaigned trustees will offer for sale by .public auction, in froat of the loes. on WEDNESDAY, THE SIX: ITH DAY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1924, AT TR O'CLOCK P.AL. the following deacribed and_premises. siinate o ity ot hington, District of Columbia: fo wit: 100 in Thomas and Perry's subdivision of Jote in square T aa et el fecoried in Liber W. F.. fo of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. improved as above. 1o be sold sub- et howewes, o & first deed of truet of 10.000, particulars of which will be an- ouiced af time of ssle. Terms of sale: Over and above said trust, cash. A depoalt of £500 required of the purchaser at the time of sale All canves: Ancing. recording, revenue stamps and notarial fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be co ?Ued with within thirty days 1 from day of sale. otherwise the trustees re- Ier;h ;‘ right to resell the property at the Tink and coar IN ANY GOOD 8§ sit raymest und can make Thix home payiens. “US MOVE YOUR FUR unlimited facilities, low- est rates; always open~ Phone Main 1005, District Express Co. 180 to mley. .. $5,500. Colopial Dbrick’ house contsining 6 bright reoms, tile bath, in wxcelient conditien throughout. Concrote celiar under entire house: furnace beat; gas light; large yard to alley Easy termn. = Lee Crandall, Jr., & Co., Inc., 1422 New Yok’ Av Maig 717 CHEVY CHASE. Tnqiestionably one of the most tre tive new detached homes in Chevy Cha D. C. House js well built and bigh-grade materials used throughout. 1t fu center ?‘ : contains eight spaclou nd un- wsuslly bright rooms. enormouns living room with fireplace and Freuch. doors to eement side porch; breakfast room; four large bedrooms, one srranged as s com- bipa! ‘edroom-sleeping porch: two tile batha, Gne with tile abower: a Dumber of built-io features; : wome side-wall eicctricsl fixtures; all mod- ern improvements; excellent lot and gs rage to mateh bouss. Price is several thousand under market value. We will be glad_ts show sadme by appointment. BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors, Main 454 417 K CHEVY CHASE. Owner is extremely snxious for & quick sale of this completely detached colunial home, Tocated west of Coon. use. and south of the | «irelc. It is practically new, lu excellent conditiop end contains 4 bedrooms, tile bath “with buflt-in tub and Hxturck, open frepluce yhom, oak floors throughout. elec, .b.; all Windows and doors com- nd westherstripped. A 500, Hedges & Middleton, Inc. *1354 H St pr_w Realtors. Fraoklio 9505 Only $200 Cash. 6 Rooms; Improvements. Six-rnom house. 2 fioors, three bedrooms, mioutes from 12th st. and Pa. ave. oo W- Twy., nesr Alexandris. Bath, gas, electric ity, Arceia beat. Chance to get & good home on exceptional terms. Wil ‘sell as low as 2200 c4 and $77.50 a month. Write today. Address Box 170.X._Star_office. 614 UPSHUR ST. ogre order of the_sur Liber 5 folio_ 159. Terms: 'Soid subject to a priar deed of trust for $4.500. further particulars of which will be anbounced at time of sale: the purchase | price above said trust pald ip cash. A Geposit of §200 required. Conveyancing, recording and revenne stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirts dags, otherwise deposit forfeited and the Broperty may be adrertised and resold, at tie scretion of the trustees > e EARL M. AMICK. *3 HOWELL GORDON, oon. AUCTIONEERS. | MOVING & STORAGE KRIEGSEXPRESS Move Red B;‘TWay fi\d!l—flur‘—-‘lf Red Ball Transit Co. The Largest Trucking Organization Americs 4 Woodward Bldg. == Main 2162 ITH'S FIREPROOF TORAGE LARGEST FAMILYMOVERS IN D.C. 1 LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE. CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH 3343 PROPOSALS FE OLD LAND D. C.—Sealed puy cash for small dwelling and alley operties’ rangiog in prices $500 to §5.000, ored_tenants. - Submit whai you fer. giving full details. Address §WE ARE HAVING MANY CALLS FOR MOD- erately priced homes of Kix fo cight rooms in the norihwest and norfieast sections of the city, alio houses of ten to twelve room: downtowu section suitable for roomiug and bomrd ist with us for quick and satis- cors PRATHER & ROBI ORTHEAST- Thoroughly White Location—$5,800. This s a dandy six-room home in a good white Nbrtheast iocation. Clase ol st., und n r from the Library of (ongress. It bas hot-water beat improvements und ix decidedly chesp at this Sigare.~ 16th ST.—$15,000. An ideal location for & profesgional mas, right vo this wide thoroughfare the fntersection of a cross street, not far from Scott Circle. With = xmall out] for improvements this can be made a fOne bome and & spleadid investment. CHEVY CHASE—Corner—$11.000. A Dbeautiful corper house, distinetive in architecture and well large corner lot There i inspeet NEAR R(;)CK CREEK CHURCH. ROAD—GQGa. Ave. Tapestry brick—$7,850. A colonial style house. i service to England and ports on Continent. Mag- nificent veseelsinciuding Majestic, world's largest ship. Highest ‘Ao 14 cabics amigs ofen: cabin 3oz attractive, low rates, - I lay virtoe of rorded 1 Liber No S8 fotlo 47 o1 seq. of the land records of the District of Colum- bis. and at the request of ihe party secured { thereby. (he undersigned trostess will sell at Jubliclduction, in front of the remises, on UBSDAY, THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1924, AT FOUR.THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the fallowing described land and_premises uate in the District of Co- lumbia_and designated a of lot 28 in section 5 of & called “Lineoln,” s per plat therbof recorded in Liber Governor Shepberd, at follos 23 to . of thes pecorda of the office of the sur- veyor of the District of Columbia. said lot now being known as lot 812 in square 5194. Terms of sale: AIl casi. A deposit of $300 | required upon acceptasce of bid. All conver- ancing, recording and revenue stemps at nur- ShassFs fcont Premms 'to be ‘complied with Within thirty days from day of sale or deposi forfeited. PERRI W. FRISBY, BMANUEL M. HEWLETT, _jell-d&dsexSu Trustees. ADAM A WESC AUOTIONEER. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNFIN 1SHED BRICK DWELLING NO. 1747 A 'REET +S.E. By virtue of a_ certain deed of trust dated i ! AUCTION SALES. _____TOMORROW. J. OWEN & 80 aituated on_a in & wplendid’ seciign of (hevs Chase. west of Conneeticut ave t suother louse in this entire suburb like it. 1t_is weill worth your _fa4-dkdsexSuy Trastees, ADAM A, WESCOLER, AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEES' SALE®OF VALUABLE UNPIN. 1SHED BRICK DWELLING NO. 1745 4 STREET S.E By virtue of & certain deed of trust dated . and recorded August Zlst. No. 225, of the laud record: e District of Columbia, and at the requ of the party secnred thereby. the undersigned rustees will offer for By publle_suction, |16 "tront "of ‘the promises. on” THURSDAT, | THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JANUCARY. 1924, AT FOURTHIRTY O'CLOCK P.3.. the | folliowing déscribed land and_premises, situst, in_the city of Washiugton. District of Colum bia, to-wit: Lot 114 in the subdlvision mad by Burllie M. Odum of lots 57 fo 62. i square 1007, a8 per piat recorded fn the offce of the rvevor for the District of Columbia, in_Liber at folo 60, jmproved as above. Terms of sale: Cash.' A deposit of $200 required of the purchaser at the time of sale. Al conveyancing, reveaue stamps and motaris] fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of aale to be complied with within thirty dass from day of sale, otllerwise the trustees re- | serve the right to resell the property at the A'-g- t 20th, 1923, and recorded August 21st, risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after | 1 instrument No. 226, of the land records five days’ advertisement of such resale ju some | of the District of Columbia, and at the request mewspaper published in the city of Washing. | of the parts secured thereby. the undersigned oo B7C. “WILLIAM HENRT WHITE frustees will offer for sale by public surtio ELW(OD P. MOREY. in front of the premises. on THURS JaT-0&4s,exBu THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCITONEERS. THE BEVENTEENTH DAY OF JA 1824, st FOURTHIRTY O'CLOCK oll TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM. PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS der, the holder thereof. we. an. the requestent will at public aucilon within our office, 1381 G 8t "on TUESDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY RY, 1824, AT ONE PM., - e 2 Note for £.000, datcd " made by Burille M. Odum secured on lot 32, fcally new. buill of finest tapestry brick with three | large porches, deep lot with ge; seems’ aimost heyood fiud in this neighborbood | of new homes. This ome is traly a bargaic. If you want a nice Bome in & good neigbborhood &t @ reasonable price you should sce this € onec. | HIGH VIEW—$7,758. l ( and An lonial style Louse right oo top of the Wil This property is modern .aud is | B0%2, in @ _iocation where it ix dificult to find & ressosably priced bousc. Ty COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—Semi-detached. 12 rooms, 2 baths. A bargain that is o evident that iy realiy This ix @ brick houss. has all modern jmprovemed clectricits, good lot to aliey. porches. ete. we don’t know 3 DLargain when we see ome. WILLIAM-S. PHILLIPS, 15th & K Sts. N.W. Phone Main 4600. MEMBER WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. i D. NOT ER. Furniture and Household Goods of Every Description, Includ- ing Small Stock of Men’s and Women’s Furnishings, ! Hosiery, Underwear, Chil- dren’s Goods, Etc. At our Auction Sale on Tuesday, January 15, At 10 AM. Terms: Cash. Consignments received up to the hour of sale._ D. NOTES. Anctiopeer. 633 La. Ave. TTADAM A, WESC) . AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Brick Dwell. ing, No. 643 4th St. N.E., Washington, D. C. In virtoe of a certain firdt deed of trust from Teila A. Loogley to Thomas M. Field: and_Georj ) Garrett, as trustees. and recorded July 1 . folio 211. ane of the the Distriet of Colum. Bla, to secure a certaln promlssory note of the' sald Lelia A. Longley. in Rmount §3.250, July 12. 1823, “the undersigned trustees. t the request of tbe party secured, will seli at_public_auction, in front of the premises. TUESDAY, JANUARY FIPTEENTH, 1924, AT FOUR_O'CLOCK P.M.. lot sumbered thirty- two (32) Tn the subdivision made by David. son et al. in square numbered eight hundred ten (810), as per plat recorded In Book 18 page 154, of the records of the office of the survesor 'for the District of Columbia, im- Droved by brick dwelling No. 643 4th st. ... default having been made in the payment of the said note when due and baving continved ever sine > termy of sale are: One-third of {he pur- chase money to be paid in cash and the lal- ance in two equal installments, payable in one and two years, with interest at 63 per cent per annum, payable semi-anuually, from day of sale, secured by frst deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the purchaser's option.” A deposit of $200 will be required at the time of sale. All conveymucing, recording, revenue stamps. notarial fees, fire insurance, eic., fo be at fhe cost of the parehaser, and the terms of sale to be completed within forty dsys from the dsy of sale, otherwise the uires po firber aescription. PR g If this bouse isa't sold at ooce thes, T_8. ENG) Office Bullding, Washington. roposals wili be received Lere until 12 wm. ry 15, 1624 aud then opened, for the canstruction’ of the fltration plant and pump- ing station substructures for the District of Columbia water supply project. Further i formation oo applicataion. de15,17, 2814 FAMOUS ABSINTHE HOUSE RAIDED IN NEW ORLEANS Only Few Drops Found, According to Police Report—Ancient Relics Smashed. By the Assoclated Press. NEW ORLEANS, La., January 14.— The old Absinthe House, one of the landmarks of the old French quarter of New Orleans, where, according to repute, Jean Lafitte planned his piratical forces and boasted of what he and Napoleon Bonaparte ulti- matcly would do to Messieures les Anglais was badly damaged Saturday | night. Prohibition agents did it ail for one-fourth of an ounce of ab- sinthe, according to their officlal re- port filed today. i In the old courtyard a door, price- {less relic of the old St. Louis Hotel, | the hostelrs with a siave block in its lobby and where potables from ail { over the world for half a century put | up, was smashed. The book in which artists, statesmen, writers and lesser { or greater notables had signed their autographs was cast carelessly upon the wreckage-littered floor, falling open on a page that bears, among | others, the inscription: “Babe Ruth, Los Angeles, Cal” Because a few drops of absinthe were found in the place charges of possession and sale of intoxicants ONE OF THOSE I DELIGHTFUL WEEK-END TRIPS STONE & FAIRFAX, " 1342 New York Avenue. Phone Main 2424. EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE—VACANT. Near North Capitol and R streets D.c. Price, $71500. A very comfortable house of 8 larz s (4 bedrooms) sud tiled bpil; hot-water heat; in good condition. Inspec- tion by appoiutment. NEAR LINCOLN PARK—VACANT. Brick home containing Six rooms and tiled bath: bot.water heat; eiectric. light hardwonl figors. A targain at his price of $6,250. Reasopable terms. Phove dy for inspection NEAR THE CAPITOL. PRICE, $7,500. 1wo-story-and-cellsr brick housc located just one square from the’l sty hus 3 rooms aud bath (4 bedrooms). Worthy of your immediate NEAR 7th AND L STS. N.E. PRICE, $8,750. An attractive corger colooial house contaiplng 6 rooms and bath; bardwood fioors; double porciies in Tear; Lot-water heat and ciectric lights; garage. STONE & FAIRFAX, “‘Over Thirty Years of Real Servioe.” 1342 New York Avenue. Phone Main 2424. MEMBER WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. for_inspection. _See your brol WILLIS. Main R072. Better Homes for Colored Folks— There are uo picer Colored residences to be bad than those we have just completed on Columbia Road (BETWEEN GEORGIA AVE. AND SHERMAN AVE.) They are unusuaily well constructed sad contan all the . estentials x well g5 many extras that will contribute greatly to your enjoyment of your home. Come over and sco | * * them at your Brst opporiunity, they're worth | u visit, e, SAMPLE HOME— 753 Columbia Road. Six rooms—bath—fropt and back porches, hardwood floors—hot-water heating. Open for ipspection any day or evening, Reasonable Prices. B. B. PINN, - (Ownoer's Rrpremnulir:-.i 712 Kenyon St. N.W. Thone_Col. 381 ol These are Ideal Homes— Look where you will you won't God a fllls baif so nice as these eodid Hoim 801-3829 Windom Street. (CHEVY CHASE, D. C.) * They are extremely well constructed from the best of materiaie, the quality of the ‘workmanship 1s best shown jo tbe finish which ct. Beisg desigued snd buiit fromr you are sssured of perfect ar- f the several rooms—a festure which will ‘impress the housekecper. Thor. oughly modern B J the most minute detall. $10,500 to $11,250. TERMS YOU'LL FIND VERY PASY. ker _or 150 rn_Steel Steame Staterooms ™ Fles Single end En Suite | A la Carte Wl from Tih treet. Waett B New York-Boston By Sea Information and Literatu oTy 1;((2{:15" Seree & _ 781 15th 8t N.W Norfolk & Washington Steamboat ng described land and inen, situate in the city of Washington, District of Colum- | PRENISES 1717 NEW JERSEY AVE- NUE NORTHWEST. bia, towit: Lot 115 in the subdivision made By virtue of & certain deed of truat recorded ‘Burilie M. Odum of lots 57 to 62, in squara | 1007, as per Diat recorded in the office of the wurveyor for the District of b October 28, 1920, in Liber No. 4432, at folio 116, of the land records of the District of Co- che DI of in_Liber , 71, at folio 60, Improve of sale: Cash. A deposit of $200 lumbia, and at the request of the party se- Cured thorebs, whe undersigned truriees’ wii 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 followlog real estate, situate {a the District of Columbls, and desig- nated as lot numbered eighteen (18) in C. F. E. Richardson's subdisision of lots In square numbered five hundred aud seven (507), an per plat recorded in Liber 10, folto 105, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, Termeof sale: " aid property fs subfect fo & prior deed of trust securing an indebtedness of $2.230, and will be sold subject 10 said indebtedness. The purehase price over and above ead deed of rust s to be paid in cash. A deposit of $200 will be required at the time of sale. All conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps, eic.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirly days from day of male, otherwise deposit will be forfeited and properts rescld at risk and cost of defaultls Burchaser after fve daye' advertisemeat o guch resale in mome newspaper od in Washiogton, D. &ku“:'" :"L V. CHISWELL, HARRY 'A. KITE, » 1514 K Street’ Northwest, JaT-d&As,exSu Trustees ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Bankruptcy Sale of Valuable Fixtures and Stock in Trade ] of the purchaser at the time of sale. cing. recording. revesue stam, fees at the cost of the purchaser. f sale to be complied with within ibirty days from day of sale, otherwise the ‘trustees reserve the right to resell the prop- erty at the risk and cost of the defsulting purchaser. after fire dars' advertisement of such tesale in some vewspaper publisned in it Wi e ety of SIIIAM HENRY WHITE, ELWOOD P, MOREY, _in7-a8dn,6x8 ‘Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTION Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Drug Store Fixtures, Soda Fountain, Stock in Trade, Etc., Con- tained in Premises No. 5502 Colorado Ave. Northwest. Ry virtue of & chattels deed of trust duly recorded in Liber 4822, folio 314, ome of the lapd records for the District of Columbia, and st the request of the party secured there. by, the undersigned trustee will eell by pub- lic auctjon, Wwithin the above premises. on PRIDAY, JANUARY EIGHTEENTH, 19024, AT 4 O'CLOCK P.M., Miscellaneous Goods. Chattels and Personsl Property contained therein, iocluding Floor Showeases, Counter Showcases, Cash Registers, Welghing Ma. chines, Beales, Magasine Rack. Ice Box, Dis- 8y bles, Valuable Soda Fountain, Boda ‘ables and_Chairs, Iron Safe, Postoffice Desk. | A vers saiab car lines This proj consideration Steamship Co. announcis mew winter scbeduls to Florids Four Days Only Baltimore to Miami Fare, including berth and meals. $45.00 each way Next Salling, Jan. 24—Feb. 4 FPor_Pull Particulars Awly JOSEER P, STEFRENSON. Asent 205 7th 8, W. Phone Maln 744748 Circulars may be hsd at Btar Offios I I BOSS & PHELPS. $14,750—16th STREET HIGHLANDS. A wonderful detached home loceted between 1ith and 16th streets amid & com- munity of unusually ‘aifraclive home properties. Tt f8 an outstending. value 8t the price asked. House is of prewar construction,:coutains 8 splesdid tooms ' (4 Dedrooms): . tile 1 i Gxpensive Btures; large froit and resr ‘porches; parwuel i Loteen awnings: attic: i"open fireplace; hot-water heat; : pron-d‘ lot and garage. Ownir 1t Anxions fo sen: s Y 1= Six rooms, bath, sleeping porch, high- grade Kitchea equipment: hot-whter eating ystem; . attractive electric fixtures through ! ;;u’. stone fouudation and stone firdplace, built or use, Open for ingpection every day and evening. Qur Mr. Hamilton may be found st the locai office, 4401 38th st. Specia] appointment can be_made by phone—Cleveland 1490. Take Connecticut ave. cars to Albermarle . walkiog 1o 38th and 1t's but & te 6t or take Wisconsin ave through cars to Windom st., walking east. HARRY A, KITE, 1514 K St Phone Main 4846, CLEVELAND PARK. A handson detached home property on Lovw. ¢ ut. overlooking the Cathedral in & commu. ity of beautiful -residences. Owner leaving the Sy i offeting. this Droperty at & attrac jce. It is comparatively new a coutaigs all modern- convenionces and many attractive features, Living room of nnusoal size largo fireplace aud French doors to “Spacious dining room: butler's t kitchen. There are four splen- | A prog of front and double rear porches; room| Cement e decp. Terms, only $1,000 cash. $8,500. A tapestry brick colonial type house situ. ated in a very atiractive square just off ear (Contains six room: wood floors: double rear Tnclosed and one screened): : electric lights; ot 160 feet deep to wide 1ine. $7,359. BROOKLAND. very _attractive rty. delightfully rookland. ~ Colonial reception hal cellar _under t; electricity; PETW alley; paved street. semi-detacbed home situated in the heart § 1ype house with large X bright modern _ hath. hot-atr . 150 feet us to room: 1 screened thro and entire ORTH. tile~ bath; hard- hes (one giase. Wi Wl beat: . ing wrt:’: beat; electric Absolitely must screens; Easy terms, $15,500—CATHEDRAL AVENUE. A delightful hom i bedrooios on wecond floor epd two complese | Owner leaving city is " Fares | Sine. well proportioned baths, one with shower: also very large ping porch. Third floor contains two well o rooms and bath. Beswtiful white <ak Goors {hioughout. Large fireproof -built-ta garage. Maid's roomn and conven‘ences. - Splen- did lot, abvrdance of shrabbery and a mumber of shade trees. A real home and one that will stand the most critical {nspection. Fur- o R O8SE & PHELPS, =4 = Realtors, | Sam 4340n BET B e ) front porch; doubls Garsi featares, and it Main" 4340.° rear erg same &t an exc - exceptional); two gutside tile bmth ( roperty & moderate priced of this property. "o BOSS & PHELPS, “The Home of Homes” MEMBER WASHINGTON BEAX) ESTATE BOARD, ty opposite Rock Creek Paris and just off attractive price. Riwoot foors: Breplace: in Tviag Foomy Aumber, ajl modern improvements. Entire ororeriy 1 you_dre seekin Hotel, we urge your inspect Co House nombe is beautifully n the vicinity of Wardman Park Attractive terms and possession. $9,500. CLEVELAND PARK. If you_are. seeking a moderate-priced home n arefined and convemient locality permit .m‘.n:“ this bumgalow. m ll’.n‘hbi'fll !‘g‘wpl.!:t hall; ont: ‘froat and rear porch Bot-water heat: electric lights; garage. Very reasonable terms asd immediate posseesion. $11,000. A BARGAI Two-story tapestey brick dwelling one off 14th sirects near Goiorado avense. splesdid rooms: four bedrosems: the de rear parches; (screened aleep. 2 oak l&fl: hot-water te;_geease fof two cam. are five =1 maecticut Ave. toatains . of bullt- decorated. 1417 K St N.W. trustees may tessll the propérts at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchiueer after five days' advertisement of such sale in some news- paber published s, the city of Washiagton, 1 t trict of | Columbia. THOMAS M. FIELDS, GEORGE E. GARRETT, jad-dkdsexBu Trustees. T THOS. J. UWEN & SON, AUOTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM. PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE _OF LEGATION ST., JUST WEST OF CONNECTICUT AVE. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. By virtue of a_cert of trust, being instrument No, 180, dated July 28, 1923, duly ‘Tecorded July 28, 1923, among the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the re- juest of the party secured Urereby, the under Sinea trumtees will sell at ‘auction, {n froot ot the premises, on TUESDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1924, A Ty S e ing descr i in"the District of Columbla: and destgmated as and being Jots 1 and 2 in square 1838 vy Chase, as office of the surveyor fpe the Districe of Cor Jombia in Liber County 24, at folio 41, subject to_the covenants of record. ‘Terms of sale: All cash. A deposit of $250 will bo required at time of sale. All convey. ancing, recording, revenue sta ete, at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale fo be com: plied with within thirty days from day of Sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right t0 Tesell the property at the risk and cost of gefauiting purcheser_after five days' adver. tisement "of guch ressle in some newspapes ot s ) L HORACH G, SMITRY, CLARENCE wg‘% faddide,ex8a of High-Class Delicatessen at No. 5612 Connecticut Ave. By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbis,- holding a bank- uptcy conrt in re F and G Company, Inc. nkrupt No. 1415, the undersigned ~frus will seli at public auction within the sbove premises on_Thursday, January 17, 1924 com- mencing at 10 o'clock ‘a.m., the valusble mod- emn fixtures and high-class stock in trade in- clluding uch brands as Sun Beam, White . Tea Garden, Raffetto and others incjud- hes, Apricots. Pears. Pineapple, Frult Cherries, Preserves, Jams, Jellies. Mar- malades, Mushrooms, Olives, Olive Ofl, Tm- rted ‘Sardines Caviar, Anchovies, Potted ‘ongue and Chieken, Frankfurters, Ox Tongue, tg | Lobster, Shrimp, Tuna Fiah, Creamed Chicke Plum Pudding, Bpaghetti, Soups, Lima Bea Corn, Saimon: llvr.o,‘ Grape Fuice, Clder, Tea, Cocon, Cigars, etc. Fine Modeérn Fixtures including Oak and Opolite lemfl-.un. Case with Plate Glass Guard Oak trigerator, Oak and Opolite Counter with Plate Glass Guard, U. 8. Slich Machine with Tpn ‘Stand, Cigar Case, Bren Case, Remington Cash Register, Computing l‘:‘lfl. Shelving, Gas Range, Txbles, ete. ‘The above will first be offered as an entirety and if & satisfactory bid is mot received will be immediately sold in detail. . Qwner of premises advises trustee he will ll'l“vlmr t retal of $175 per moat Terms: Cash. ALBERT E, da11-a&ads,ex8a R IM Counters, Wall Fixtures and stock of Drugs and Chemicals, Toflet Articl Btationery and Miscellaneous Goods, Wares and Merchaodise. Terma: One-half of the irchase money cash, the balance in monthiy payments of $100' or more, with interest at 6 per cent per annum, secured by a first deed trust upon u sold, or all_cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $500 required at time of sale. Terms of sale to be complied with within forty-eight hours after the sale. hl.rdlher rticulars apply to the under- n . MeLo) Ja11-0&4s.exSu G. PERCY THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED LOT W, CORNER OF 14 AND HOLLY STS. NORTHWEST. By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly rded o Liber No. 4574, folio 55 et seq.. Pt %he land records of the District of Colom: Dia and at the request of the party secured therehy, the undersigried trustee will sell at blic in front of the premises, on hmnm’ +\THE SEVENTERNTH DAY OF \JANUARY, 'A.D. 1024, AT FOURTHIRTY 0'CLOCK P.M.. the following-described land fombla and- designated 2s Ana being lot 41 lumbia snd designated as oiate 2757 In the subdivision f 18th Strest eights a8 Baltimore to JACKSONVILLE Fare from Washington via rail Meals Included. Some statercoms haveextracharge. Round-triptick- etsgoodtoreturnuntil June15, 1924 Steamer Tucsday, Friday, 6 P.M. < Try the New S. S, “ALLEGHANY" Astogtnes et 2 PR RN Merchantsand Miners ‘TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 1208 F S1. N. W., Wackington RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. | per plat thereof recorded in the cé of the surveyor for said District In book at rerms of sale: $300 cfsh and the balance in monthly instaliments. particulars of which will be announced-at time of sale. it of $200 required upon acceptance of bid.. Al conveyancing, recording and reveane stamps &t purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within, thirty daye or depoult forteltod. CONTINENTAT, TRUST COMPANY. CHABLES W. WARDEN. 3,79, Trustes, Sring months on account of its excep- tiona! location and arrangement. Brick Garare Wavrse J. Buzsy meica’ l»n Hotel is raver T A han, durine the Winter and z S S L SV R were placed agalnst the proprietor. The house was built in 1753 and since the advent of prohibition has been operated as a restaurant. COL. OLMSTEAD ASSUMES VETERANS’ BUREAU POST May Be Permanent Manager of Dis- trict 2, Although Maj. Lent Hopes to Return. ward Olmstead has as acting district manager of the United States Veterans' Bureau here, in_compliance with orders received from Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, di rector of the Veterans' Bureau, Wash- ington. ‘The general opinion here was that Col. Olmsted's appointment would be made permanent, although Maj. W. ¥. Lent declared he was remaining as district manager and that he had been temporarily superseded to give him time in which to prepare to meet any ;har‘os that thay be brought againet im. . ‘The local bureau, designated as dis. trict 2, includes New York, New Jeor- scy and Connecticut,