Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1924, Page 31

AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Valuable Improved Real Estate in First Commercial Zone; Brick Dwelling, 14 Rooms and Bath, H.-W. Heat and Elec. Lt, No. 715 6th Street N.W,, With Garage in Rear. v virtue of anthority vested in the under front of the premises, TUESDAY, JUNE nd bath, hot-water heat, electric light, in- stantancous heater, coal vaults and double of $9.000 at & per_cent. balance one-half cash. et of trust on the properts sold, or all cash at purchaser’s option. Deposit of $500 re- amired at mle. ‘erms to be complied with in 30 daya, otherwise right is reserved to resell the property at risk d cost of defaulting purchaser, after 5 days’ advertisement of such recale fn some newspaper published in Wash- ingten, D. 11 eouverancing. recording and ADAM A. WESCH Jes-d&ds.exfu \ Apam A WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Brick Apart- Wl, No. 1207 Park Road Ry virtue of a certain deed of trust dated May 17, 1924, and recorded May 2. 1924 as Insirument No. 12 of the land records of the District_of Columbia. and at the request of parts secured theredy, the undersigned Jrstess will offer for sale by pablic auction, in front of the premises. on TUESDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1924, AT FOUR O CLOCK P.M.. the following-deseribed_land and “premises. ‘situate in the city of Wash- ingtn, District of Columbia. to-wit: Lot 9 in block 47 in Mary A. Holmead and othcr's sub- Aivision of parts of “Mount Pleasant” and Pleasant Plains'” now known as *Holmead Manor' as per plat recarded in the office of the survesor for the District of Colwmbia in 1iber Governr Shepherd. 166 and 167. except the Tesr 730 fest thereof condemned for an aller in District Court Cause No. 1085. im. | proved by a hrick apartment containing 8 three.room. Kitchenettr and bath apartments and 4 four-mom. kitchenette and bath spart ments, {0 be sold_subject. however. to prior dAceds of trust sggregatinz $64.000. particulars of swhich will be announced at eale. Terms of sale: Over and above <aid trusts. wsh. A deposit of $1.000 required at the fime of sale. Al conveyancing, recording revenue stamps and notarial f of the parehascr. Terms of plied with within thirts _d ale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right to tesell the y at the risk and cost of the defsulting purchaser. after five davs' ad vertisement of such resaie in some newspaper Published in the city of Washington. D. C. WILLIAM B.'SHARP, 3. LUCITS DAVIS, my29-a&ds,exSudiol T-astees. -~ FUTURE DAYS. THOS. J. OW TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK | DWELLING. BEING PREMISES NUM- | RER 1877 411 STREET NORTHWEST. | Ry virtae of a certain deed of trus August 13, 1923, beinz {ustrament No. 240, re. ‘ Tirded August 15, 1923, amomg the iand rec. S of the Distcict of Columbia and &t the “auest of the party wecured thershy. the un- dersigned trustees will sell, at public auction n front of the premises, on \WEDNESDAY. ‘THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JUNE. A.D. 1923 AT FOUR-THIRTY P.M., the following- Tibed land a4 premises. situate in the Ilistrict of Columbia. and désiznated as and heing norih 37 feet front on th st “nded by the fall depth of lot 13 % Lo Droit Park ~ion made by JI. J. Alright, as per plat re- (corded in Liber G S.. folio 101 of the gec 7S, of the offloe of the srvaror of the “ict ‘ot Columbia. mow known for faxat Purposes at 0t K02, square 300 Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $6.500, further particulars of which will nnounced at time of sale: the purchase oce said trust to be paid in casy. A Geposit of $200 required. Conveyancing. re- | Cording ‘and revemue stamps a1 purchaser t.""Terms to be romplied with within thirty ¥s otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop- erty may be advertised and resold at the dis- cretion of the trustees. ROBERT LEE EVANS, | FRANCIS M. SETTLE, | Trustees. | in block according to the subdivi- JeT-d&ds exSn saamy C. G. Sloan & Co. | Auctioneers 715 13th St. RECHTIRED Large Sale of Miscellaneous Household Effects y At Public Auction Within Our Galleries 715 13th St. Wednesday June 11th, 1924 L At 10 A.M. Terms: Cash. 'C. G. Sloan & Co,, Inc, Aucts. THOS. 3. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY _ BRICK DWELLING ' REING PREMISES 1807 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST. By vittne of a_certain deed recorded in Liber No. 4710, folio 436 ot xeq.. of the 1and records of ‘the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured there. by, the undersigned trustees will sell at pub- anction in front of the premises. on NESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NE. A.D. 1824, AT FOUR O'CLOCK F.M e following deseribed land and _premise Situate in the District of Columbia, a designated as and being lot 5 in John Mill Subdivision of square east o per piat recorded in Liber H. D. ot the records of the office of the surveyor of The. District of Columbis. Terms: Sold for Tort be announced at time of price above said trust fo be paid in casi. A deposit of $200 required. Conveyancing. re cording ‘and revepue stamps at_purchuser Cost. Terms to be complied with within thiriy days otherwise deposit forfeited and the propeety may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. CLARENCE M. DE VEILE, WILLIAM A. BOWIE. 7-d&ds.extn ¢ trust ‘duly lie’ at t prior deed of trust r particulars of which will the purchase “& SON, AUCTIONEFRS. SALE OF VALT DWELLING BETNG PREMISES 4306 FES- SENDEN STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4727. folio 333 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia and at the request of th cured therehy, the undersigned (ms(ces s sell_at public anction in front of the premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 1024, AT FIVE 0°CLOCK P.M.. the followingdescribed land and premises. Rit uate in the Dixtriet of Columbia. and desig nated as and beiog lot 9 in square eswt of square 1654 in the D. C. Land and Building | ny's subdivision af lsnd now known Wisconsin Avenne Heights” ax per plat | recorded o Liber 63 at folio 27 in the sor- veror's office of the District of Columbia. Sub- Ject to covenants of record. Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $1.400 and the overdue interest and (a: therean, further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale: the purchase price above said trust to be paid in caxh. A de- posit of $200 required. Convesancing, record- fok and revenue stamps at purchaser's coat. Terms to be complied with within thirty davs otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop- erty mas be advertised and resold at the dis- cretion of the trustees. LEE D' LATIMER, WILLIAM BRAYSHAW my31-d&ds.exs Trusters, THOS. J. OWEN TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABL DASHED DWELLI 3411 13th STREET AST. virtue of a certain dead of trust. dated October 5, 1923, being_jnstrument No. 216, recorded November 9th, 1923, among the lind records of the District of Columbia and at the request of the party secured thercby. the un- dersigned trustees will sell at pubiic auction in the office of Thos. J Owen & Son. 1331 G st. n.w.. on WEDNESDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 1921, AT TWO P.M., the following-described land ‘and premises. sit- uste in the District of Columbis. aud desig- nated_ss and being lot 20 in square Kate Bateman's subdivision of part of elder and McLachlen's addition to Brookland and part of Sherwood's addition to Brookland as per plat recorded in Liber 52, folio 91 of | the records of the office of the survesor for | the District of Coiumbia Terms: Sold subject o a prior deed of trust | for $2.250. further particulars of which will | be apnownced at time of sale: the purchase price above said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of $200 required. Conveyancing, re cordiog_and revemne stamps at purchuser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited and | the property may be advertited and resold | at the discretion of the trustees | THOS. W. STUBRLEFIELD, GARPIELD A. STREET, __my31-d&ds,exSu “Trustees. | | THURSDAY, JUNE 12, AT 4PM, No. 2028 M St. N.W. 2nd Commercial Zone. Lot 43x100 Feet to Wide Alley, Building 43x60, Two Stories, Suitable with Alterations for | Automobile Salesroom, Auto-| mobile Service Station, Tires| at Retail or Wholesale, Dairy, Printing, Laundry, Tinning and Heating, Dyeing and Cleaning, Automobile Paint- | ing or any Light Manufactur- ing Business; or can be altered into two Stores and: Loft Building. This valuable building is in the heart of the garage and | heavy business section sup- plying the upper northwest part of the city, on fast de- veloping cross-town street. Property sold subject to first deed of trust, $17.000. at 8%, balance purchaser to pay one- nalf cash and give his notes for the other half, to be paid $150 per mouth, at 6%, and secured by second deed of trust on property sold. $1.000 deposit required at time of sale, balance in thirty days or deposit forfeited. Conveyancing at purchaser’s oost. Tospection upon application 1o auetionser, 920 Penvsyivania ave. n.w. Phone Main 1282, d&ds.exSn 0S. 3. OWEN & . AUCTION TRUSTEES' SALE OF YALUABLE TOURSTORY BRICK RUILDI BUSINESK PURPOSES. & LARGE G TSED | PENN ST 1023, being instrument No. 118 THOS. J. OWEN TRUST DWELLING. NUE SOCTHEAST (TWININ virtue of & decree of fhe Supreme 7 the District of Colnmbia passed in equity se No. 42616, we will sell at public auc- tion. in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, . among the land - Columbia, and at The rcquest of the party wecured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell, at public anc- 1iom in front of the premises, on THURSDAY. THB NINETEENTH DAY 'OF JUNE, 1924, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.: ollowing described land and premises. the District of Columbla. and designated a ‘nd being part of original iot 5 in square 401, deseribed as follows, vis.: Begimning for the xame op Pennssivania avenve at a point dis- tant 28 feet ', of an jnch northwesterly from the southeart corner of said lot. and rumning 1henca Borthwestorly oo ‘said avenue, 27 feet inehes 10 the sonthwest corner of sai teriy on the dividiog line and original Tot 6 in said 132 feet 475 inches to an alley in the Tear of said lot 5. thence southeasterly on said fear line fn & point that would be intersected by a line drawn at right angles 1o eaid avenus from the point of beginning, and thence south westorly from said point in & straight line to the place of heginning. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two cqual installments, payable’ in_one and Years, with interest at @ per ceat nom, payable semi-annually from wqred b deed of trust upen the propertt =4d. or al cash. at the option of the pur- haser. A deposit of $200 will be required at time of sale. All conveyancing, recodi revenue stamps, t cost of purchase: Torms of sale to be complied with with thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the the right to resell the prop- rrty at the risk and cost of defaniting pur- chaser, after five days advertisement of such resale 'in some newspaper published in Wi JACOB _ROHRBACK, GEORGE F. HANE. §o0.4kds.0xS1 Trostees. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES, SALE OF FOUR BRICK DWELL- No. 3602, No. 3604 and No. 3608 t) . N.W.. AND No. 3043 PORTER 8T. N.W.. WASHINGTON, D. C. By virtue of four certain deeds of trust dated May 25, 1923, tively, duly record- ed in liber 4994. follo 226; liber 4994, folio 223; liber 4904 folie 220, and liber 4894, follo 0, respectively. of the land records for the istriet of Columbia, and at the request of The party secured tuereby, respectively, the lindersigoed. trusiees wil sell 8t poblic’auc- e "front ‘of the respective premises. o TUESDAY. THE 17th D, OF JUNE, 1024, TONMENCING "AT 4 "0'CLOCK. T, the following described land and premises. situate in the county of Weshington. District of Co- lumbia, known and distinguisbed as lots num- hered 774, 715 and 776 of the subdivision by Dorotby §. Geare of parts of lots 60 and 61 ¢ subdivision by S, P. Brown, recorded in Fiook 1., C. "No. 2. page 6. Sflice_of surveyor for the District of Columbia, Mount sant (in square now known for taxation purposes as_square 2624), as said lots num- hered 774, 775 and T78 are shown Iflfl id down on pl of said subdivision by thy . Geare, recorded in book 71, page 52, in the office Buh' the surveyor for the District of Colas And at 0'CLOCK P.M. ON THE SAME DAY, lot numbered 82 of subdivision by Dero- Dy 8. Geare of lot 08 (of subdivicion by North-West Washington Improvement Dany. lncorporated, fecorded i Book County 21, 48, ‘: u&‘flflgf.fl the !nflm for e "District ambia), square 2061, said lot numbered 82 is shown and laid down on plat "of said_subdivision by Dorothy S. eate recorded in Dok 71, page 50, in the ofce of the emrvepor fo the District of Cambin. : Terms of sale: All cash. A deposit of $300 wili be required at time of sale on each lot. All conveyancing, recording and revenue stamps &t cost of purchaser. Terms of sale {0 bfl. Tomptied with within 0 days from day sple. otherwise the trustees reserve thoe rigl 16 excll the property at the risk sad cont of derauiting ‘purchaser aficr 5 days’ advertise- Toeat of ‘such reaaic Jn Some DewspAper BUb- GEORGE CALVERT BOWIE, J. HOWARD HIXEON .~ Je8-dds,cx8a n THE: 'NINETEENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1924, AT FIVE-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK P.M.. the east 3% feet front of lot 7.in Dlock 4, i the subdivision of Twining City. in said Dis- triet. with the improvements therson. Terms of sale: Ope-third of the purchase money in cash, the balance in two equal in- stallments 1n one and two years. to be repr: mented by the notes of the purchaser. bearing © per cent interest, and secared by first deed of trust on the property, or all cash, at the purchaser’s option; $200 cash deposit required Gpon scceptance of bid. All comveyancin: Dotary fees and recording at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty davs from day of sale, otherwise the trustees-re- serve the right to resell the property, at the risk d cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertisement of such resale in The Evening Star. GEORGE C. GERTMA Wash. Loan and Trust Buildis WILLIAM 1. LEE. Fendall Building. o | Floor TRUSTBES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL FSTATE, IMPROVED BY TWOSTORY BRICK = DWELLING. NO. 321 ilth STREET NORTHEAST. By virtoe of & cerfain deed of trust, being instrument 237, recorded December 10, 1923. among the land records of the District of Columbia, snd at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will Seil, at_public auetion. in front of premises. on 'MONDAY, THB_SIXTEENTH DAY OF JUNE. A.D. 1924, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following dexcribed land and premises, situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbis, and designated as and being lots 55 and 58, square 988, as per plat re- corded in book 46, page 39, in the office of The murveyor of the District of Columbis, to- gether with the improvements. Terms of sale: One-third of the parchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equsl installments, paysble in one and two Jears, with interest at 6 per centum per an. num, payable semi-avmually, from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the prop- erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the Durchaser. A deposit of $200 will be required t time of sale. All conveyancing, recording. Tevenue stamps. etc., at cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale to bé complied wilh within 30 days from day of mle, otherwise the trostees reserve the right to' resell the prop- erty at the risk and cost of defaulting por- chaser, after 3 days' advertigement of sach remle in some mewspaper published in Wash- ington, D. C. C. G. ABBOT., C. H. PIERCB, dds.exSa Trustees THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY _ BRICK _DWELLING _ BEING PREMISES NUMBER 1964 20d ST. N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, being instrument No. 189, recorded November 24, 1923, among the land records of the District of Columbis, and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THB ELEVE! DAY THE EVENING ST AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL By virtue of a cortam deed ue of a certain of trust dal recorded, in Liber ‘No, 4320, folio 60 ¢t seq.. of o land records of the District ot % request of the secured thereby. (o wndersigned ‘Trustoes wil ‘seil &t ublic Auction, in_front of the premises, on HURSDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY' OF JUNE. _AD. 1924, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK F.M., the following described land and premises, situate in the city of Washing- ton. District’of Columbia, and designated as and being the north seventecn (17) feet one (1) inch on Kifth (5) street. by the fnll depth of elghty-five (85) feet of original lot thirty-ove (31). in square four hundred eighty six (486), Twise known aw premises No. 712 Gth elreet northwest. together with the improvements. consisting of four-story brick building. with brick garage, No. 712 5th street deposit o northwaest. All cash. A t sale. Al Terms of sale: $1.000 will bo rquired at time of conveyuncing, recording, revenue stamps, eic., | A oot of Jurchamer. Terms of sle to be b within thirty days from day of fale, otherwise. the trustecy reserye the HENL fo resell the property at the risk cost. of defaulting porchaser, after five days’ adver tisement “of such resale in some newspaper publised in Washington, D. 0. PERCY H. RUSSELL, GHORGE L. BUNNELL, TBUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE THRE TORY RRICK = DWELLING. BEING MISES NO. 2135 P STREET NORTH- By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded, in Liber No. 4963, folio 450 et seq., nd records of the District of Colum t the request of the party secured i undersigned trustees will sell, at tion, in_front of the premises, on . THE NINETKENTH DAY JUNE, A.D." 1924, AT the following described land and premises. situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia. and _designated as and being lot 63 in Frederick W. Heeves' subdivision of lofs in square 5. ax per plat revorded in the of fice of the siirveyor for the District of Colum bis. ‘in Liber 21, at folio ™. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase mones to be paid in cash, balance in twn cqual intallments. pavable' in one and fwo years. with intercst at 615 per centum jer anoum. pasable semiannually from day of sale, secared by deed of trust upon the § erty sold, or all cash, ai ihe eption of the purchaser. A deposit of $300 will be required at_time of sale. AIl convesancing, recording. rvenue stamps. etc.. at cost of purchaser erms of sale (6 he complied with within thir from day of sale, otherwise the trestees reserve the right to esell the prop erty At the risk and cost of defaulting pur chaser, after five days' adverth resale 'in some newspaper published in Wash- ington, D. ¢ R B WALTER GEORGE Jed,d&ds,exSu WESCILER, AUCT. Bankruptcy Sale of Large Stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Wearing Apparel, Furnish- ings and Millinery, Men’s Furnishings, Fixtures, Fine Mahogany Cash Register, Contained in No. 411 8th Street Southeast; also Lease of Premises. By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding a Hank ruptey Court in re Harry Rosenthal. Bank- rupt No. 1461, the undersigned trustee will Wl by pablie suction within the sbove Dremincs on MONDAY. JUNB KIXTHENTH. 1924, COMMENCING AT TBN O'CLOCK A M., stock Ladies and Children's Dresses. Sults Skirts, Waists, large quantity Silk and other Hosiery. Sweater Coats, nderwear, Eras- siers. Housedresses. Infants’ Clothing, large stock Millinery, G Fine Mahosnay National Cash Register (reg- isters $99.99). Tables. Wall Cases, Shelving, . Display Fixtares. ete. The above will first be offered as an en- sther with lease of premises and v bid _is not received will be @ in detail. _Terms Cush. TLAN. H. SEEBOLD, Trustee je9.d&dbs.exSu Columbian bidg THO WEN 10w TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK DWELLING: NOS. 415 AND 417 O STREET SOUTH- WEST. By virtde of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liter No. 4138, follo 126 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Colum- Bia, and at the request of the party secured thersby, the undersigned trustee will seil, at public auction in front of the premises, on THURSDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1924, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M. ihe following described land and premises, situate in the District of Columbia, and desig- nated as and being part of original lot num bered 5 in square numbered 503. described in two parcels, as follows: Parcel No. 1: Be giuning for the same at a point on he porth line of O street, said point being 6.08 feet west of the southeast corner of said lot 5 and running thence with the north live of O street West 1215 feet: thence leaving O street and Tunning north 8471 feet Co the rear of sheds Thence: east 1215 feel: thence south &4 feet to the begiuning. Parcel No. 2: Beg ning for the same at a point on the north side of O street, said point being 18.23 feet west of the sontheast corner of raid lot 5, and run- hing thence with the north line of O street. et 1137 feet, to the sonthwest corner of said lot 5; thence leaviog O street and run- ning with the western line of said lot 5, north 8471 feet, to the rear of sheds: thence leav- ing the western of said lot 5 and run- ning east 11.77 feet: thence south 84.71 feet fo the begtming. together with a right of way for alley purposes in favor of each of said parcels. over the following part of lots 4 and 5: Beginning on the west line of said lot 5 at a point distant 84.71 feet north from the ‘southwest corner of sald Iot 5. and run ning thepco east 60 feet to the east line of Raid lot 4; thence north along said east line 5520 feot” to'a twenty-foot aliey: thence wes along said slley, 3_feet: thence south 44.72 feot; thence west 57 feot to the west line of waid lot 5; and thenee south .57 feet to the beginning ' Pareel No 1 improved br hous. N5 stemer sonihwest and pareel Noo = improved by house No. 417 O street southwest Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $1,100 oo each parcel. further particolars of which’ will mounced at time of sale: the purchase price above said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of $200 required on each. Conveyancing. recording and revenue stamps at ser's cost. Terms (o be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit forteited, and the property may be advertied and re- ®old at the discretion of the trustee. EMANUEL SPEICH, Ju2,e0d,ds,exSa Surviving Trustee. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE 1IM- PROVED REAI, ESTATE, ON BEACH DRIV] T EXTE NEAR WEST- UE. D. C. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Colnmbia. passed in Equity Cause No. 3S787, the imdersigned trustees will offer for sale by public_auuction. in front of the premises. on TUESDAY, THE SEVEN. TEENTH DAY OF JUNE, 'A.D. 1824, AT FOUR 0'CLOCK P.M..' the foliowing described land and premises, sitoate in the District of Columbis, fo wit: Part of a tract of land known 25 James Gift and begioning for the mame at the eouthwest corner of Kl Pl Dey's Iot in the north line of Van Riswiek Jand, thenee with the west line of Pickney's lot north 1% 3/4 degrees, west 21 perches, thence south 58 degrees west 7.64 perches. themee south 14 3,4 degrees east 21 perches to Van_Diswick's line, thence with said line north 88 degrees east 7.64 perches to the place of beginning. ng assessed for tax- ation purposes as parcel 73/7. Sevemty-eight over seven Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in two equal instaliments, payable in one and two years. with interest at G per crat per annom. payable semi-annually, from date of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the prop- erty sold, or sil cash, at option of purchaser. A Geposit of $200 required at time of sale. Al conveyancing, recording, snd motarial fees at the cost of parchaser. Terms o be com- plied with within sixty days from day of sale, ctherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk aod cest of the defaulting purchaser, after five days' ad- vertisement of such resaie in_some newspaper published in the city of Washington, D. C. CHAS. G. SHREVE, 1322 Conpecticut ave, LUCICS Q. C. LAMAR, 937 15th_st. n.w. Je5-dadnexSa Trastees. Public Auction, General Supply Committee, Wednesday, June 11, 1924, At 10 O’Clock A.M. To Be Held at P. O. Mail Equipment Shops, 5th and W Sts. N.E. Approximately 500 Ibs. mixed brass. and steel from old numbering machines and mo- tors, ete. Approximately 85,000 Ibs. mine punchings. _ Approximately 1.000 Ibs. old satchel frames. 15 granite biocks, 72x80x24 inches each. 4 gramite blocks, 72x30x14 inches each. ADAM A. N, AUCTIONEERS. TWO VALUABLE BEING PREMISES &S OF JUNE, A.D. 1924, AT FOUR P.M.. the following-described land and premises situate in the District of Columbia. and designated and being lot 38 in Catherine J. Burns and ertrude J. Burns' subdivision of part of Block 11, ‘‘Le Droit Park.' llJer plat re- corded in Liber No. 43, folio 169 the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Colambia, Block 11, now known a8 square No. 3087, “Ferms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $8,500, further m “ticulars of which will be announced at time of sale: the purchase rice above said trust to be paid in cash. A posit of $200 required. Comveyancing. re- ‘Terms: Strictly cash at time of sale. ROBT. LE FEVRE, JeB3t Superintendent of Supplies. o the touthwest corner Gf 6ih and Marsiand LEGAL NOTICES JOHN 5. BARBOUR, Attornes. 1N, [THE, SUPREME COURT OF THE DI Columbia—Holding an Equity Court _Bianche M. Kincheloc andMinnie L Kinche loe. plaintiffs, va. James M. Kinchieloe, in hi own right and as executor of the last will and testament of John W Ada G Auty. Gibson' Kineheloe, Kincheloe. Lula Kincheloe Wool M. Kincheloe, children of 3. Wil Gladys Eincheloe, & minor child of Thoma: Winston Kincheloe: Emily Weifley, Klieha Wel fies and Heleo Weifley. all infani children of Bertha V. Welfley: Reriha V. Welfley, Trva Lee ) Fleteher, John C. Fletcher, Thomas J. Fletcher, Robert Mason Fletcher, James Brook Fletcher, Hugh G. Fletcher, & minor: Dizey P. Fletcher, a minor, and Tatie Fletcher Lester. children of May'A. Fletcher: Conrad Welfley, Vidie Welfl on, flanche Welfley ~Adams Weifley, children of Bertha C. Ella 8. Humphries, Edwin Kincheloe, ndelton Kincheloe and the Baptist Or- corporation, de- 2500.—Order of The object of this suit is ¢ firm & sale of four certain lots of Jand, With the louses thereon, located in the District Columbia, known &s N 1807 and’ No. of Columbia, being_desiziated as lots . No. 5&3 and No. 584, Uniontown. on records of the District of Columbia made by the plaintiffs, Blanche M. Kinchelo and Minnie incheloe. who are the life tenants thereof. to Nathan Fanaroff for the sum of ten thousand dollars ($10,000), of which one thousand dollars ($1.000) is to be paid in cash and the remainder in five vears AL Six per cent, interest payable quarterly nn Seetred y dersof (et constituting & st | Tien on the property. bui subject o the ap proval of the court 1o huve u trustee appointed to carry the said contract inta effect, to re ceive the purchase money. aud, after paying costs and expenses, including rounsel's fo either pay the ‘same to the executor of John W. Kincheloe, deceased, 10 be Invested under the direction and supervision_of the renit court of Fauquier county, Virginia. pending the determination of the life estats and tbe distribution of the same thereafter among those entitied, or 1o invest the proceeds under the direction of this court and o have an annual income arising therefrom paid te the piaintiffs during their respective lives. and at the termination thereof to be distributed to those entitied and for gemersl and special | relief. On_motion of the plaintiffs. it is this Zrd day of May. 1924, ordered that the fol lowing-named defendants. to wit, J. Pendlrton Rincheloe, Orra Mason Fyoson. James Gibson Kincheloe, Lulu_Kinchelor Woolf. 5 ncheloe, 8 minor aged fourteen Gladys Kincheloe, a minor aged fteen y Irva Lee Fleteher, Thomas J. Fletcher. . Fletcher, a minor aged twenty years; Dix P. Fletcher, n_minor aged seventeen 'years Ella & Hamphries, Ada G. Auty, William 1. Rincheloe. Emily’ Welfley. & 'minor aged twenty years: Elisha Welfiey, a minor axed eighteen years: Helen Welfley, a minor aged twelve years: Tacie Fletcher Lester, Conrad v Vidie Welfley Patterson. ' Blanche . Katie T. Welfley, Rertha V. Haptist Orphanage’ at Salem. Virginia, @ non-rewident corporation organized under (lie laws of and resident in the stato of Virginia, to cause their respective appearances to be entered herein on or befor the fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays and legal hoi occurTing after the day of the first pn of this order; otherwise fendants numed res be procerded with - vided a copy bereof be published ouce a'wrek ening Star and in the Washington Law rter. Ry the court: WENDELL P. pe FORD, Seal. COMMISSION OF THE_DISTRICT LUMBIA. WASHINC June In compliance with the provisions of an act of Congress approved March 1, 1920 (public No. 153, 66th Congress, eatitled,” “An Act to Regolate the Height, Area and Use of Buildings in the District of Columbia and to Create a Zoning Commission and for Other Purposes™). Botice is hereby given that & pablic hearing will be held fn the boardroom of the District building at 10 am., June 19, 1924 for the purpose of con- sidering following proposed changes in The boundaries of the use. beight and ares districts and zoning regulations, to wit: | Change from Arst commercial area to | residential A restricted’ area Frontage on | both sides of Macomb St. N.W., between Idaho | and Massachasetts Aves. Change from “'I area to “B_restricted”’ area—All property 0064 as residential within the area bounded 25 follows: North, R street: south. M sireet, cast, Rock Creek Parkway: west. 35th street between P and It streets and 37ih street be 1924 section 25 and 81/11. located both | . St; N.W., between 3ount Pleasant ‘Zootogical Park. Change from stricted” area—Sa by Cathedral avenue, Woodley place and (a vert strect, and the property in squares 2204 2208 sbutting the west side of Woodley | between Cathedra 3 Change from *'A_restricte restricted” area—Lots 200 and 500. waquare on east side of 23d N.W., croft place and California street a ted on east side of alifornia street A ed”" area to “A" area-—Lots 35 to 40 incl., equare 2098, located on_Woodley and Klingie roads between f2d and 34th streets. Change from second co mercial “D" ares to residential “B” arc Square §11, bounded by 4th, Oth. E and F streets N Change from " second commer- cial to residential—Lot L, square 463, located | ave. S.W. Change from residential commercial—Lots 40, 62 and 63, square 46: located at the northwest corner of 6th and Maryland svenue S.W.: lot 8 and parts of lots 9, 10 and parcel 38/15, square 1560, cated in the line of Northampton st. N.W. hetween Connecticut avenue and 39th_street; frontage on both sides of Sth st. N.W., be- tween O and P streets. Change from resi dential, d 40-foot height. to first com- ercial, and 60-foot_beight- incl.. 808, S09, 29 and 3096, located on morth side of R. I. N.W., between 20d and 2rd streets, and lots 115 10 133 incl., square 3098, located on the uth_side of R. 1. ave. N.W., between 2nd and 3rd sts. Change from residential. “'A restricted” and 40 foot. 1o first commercial, T 'and 60 foot—Smail triangular a located between Alaska near Kalmia rd. Change adustrial—Lots | southwest | 10 firs e 807, a and Georgi from second 15 avenues a property exempted from ‘A restricted” area when “’A_restricted” area districts were origi- nally created oo Octoder 31, 1923, being lots 0’ parcels located in or near the following Squares: 1663, 1741, 1746, 1738, E.1738. i 1760, 1761, 1762, 1763, 1764, 1765, 1769, 1816, 1839, 1840. 1842, 1843, | 1847, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1863, 1874, 1878, 187 1957, 1956, 1073, 108: . 2035, 2037, 2040, 2046, 2060, 2081, 2065, 2066, 2121, 2128, 2120, 2 2215, 221, 224, 2076, 3163, 3197, 1988, 2038, 2062, 3170. Amend zonitg regulations, section T, residential dis trict, so tbat consents for fraternity houses | will ‘not be required in the “C" ares, adding o item © of the first paragraph the Tollowing: *In the A, A restricted. B and B restricted area_districtx Amend section XVI (A) zoning regnlations by cbanging the definition_of “B restricted’ area_district to read as follows: “In the ‘B restricted’ are district the minimum dimensions of yards and courts and maximom percentage of lot occupancy shall be the same as for ‘B’ area district, ~ except that bereafter no building crected for use as_an apartment house or a fiat or & hotel. nor shall ing building be enlarged for use s an apart- % fiat or a botel, por shall ter erected be used for | y exist- BELL. UNO H. RUDOLPH, | AMES F. OYSTEE, | . 0. SAERRILL, DAVID LY Zoning Commission of the District of Columbia. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. The Del {ana RESORTS. OCEAN CITY, MD. OCEAN CITY, MD. Finest and safest bathing beach on Atlantic t; ocean on one side, bay on other: cool; bosting and _dancing. Ocean City Golf Course. New Nine-Hole Course. New Tea Room attached. BREAKERS = On Boardwark. Hebullt. vate baths. Golf. Hot ahd cold water. Pri "hone 7 11. 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StsT “NO OTHER TEN DAY TR 8O DELIGHTFUL AND INEXPENSIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN Parmes MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY THL. MAIN 1 WASHINGTOR i { Doy’ STEAMSHIPS. 1924, in Usited States and North' Ameriean Newspaper Al- rights reserved. Gopyright i Copright, Canada by 1 An England LISE set out. The night had been so long that her memory hardly seemed to carry back beyond it She took the big Rolls-Royce the Englishman had given her and sat out for the Bois de Boulogne. She started, thinking she had plenty of | time, at the moment Ahmed made the first throw in the game At the farther end of the Avenue de la Grande Armee she passed an- other car going in the same direction. It contained a man and a woman, but she did not tuke any notice of them. They were Kendrick and Lolette. After a number of turns she swung corner. Ahead of her, standing alone, was Ahmed's car. Something within her went cold, on the sight of it, dreadfully cold Elise got out. Evervthing was very still and quiet. She looked at the clock on her dashboard. It wanted two minutes to the quarter. She was if Mordac's information was_correct, two minutes ahead of time. Yet only Ahmed was there. She walked through the edge of the trees, and on in the direction of the glade. Down the road sounded a car engine. Elise found Ahmed in the middle of the glade. He had made a pillow of his jacket. Beside him was the cham- pagne bottle. She stood still for a little while. Then she called him name. Ahmed?! It was ridiculous. she knew, for he was dead. She kept telling herself that. Ahmed was dead! She ran across to him on impulse. Ahmed!"” She sank to her knees beside him. He looked very calm and very reso lute. He might certainly have been alive and asleep. But he was dead—dead because she had been foolish, dead because she had joked at his expense, dead for er. She clutched his coat. She leaned all across him. Her hair was loosened and hung half down about her white neck and her smooth shoulders. <he heard the bushes crackle. She heard twigs break sharply under booted feet. and looked up, across the of Ahmed, to the edge of the tree belt . So she saw Kendrick, who had come | back from the east to look for her, bringing with him the memory of little Blise of the Rue Jacques. Her lips twisted. The tears ran salt into her mouth. She said: “Oh, God!” weakly The glade was very quiet. CHAPTER XLV. Flight! Kendrick came toward her. She had forgotten Ahmed altogether. She had forgotten evervthing except Ken- drick. She could see nothing except Kendrick's face. He stood over her, while she crouched at his feet, her hands still resting on Ahmed's lapels. He broke the silence. “May I help you to vour car?’ She nodded. He saw, with alarm, that her gaze was becoming fixed. “Help me!” she repeated. “Help!" Then, “Fancy you—coming back. I thought you had forgotten—forgot- ten” She had straightened herself during _this. ou had forgotten, hadn't you?" He caught her as she dropped for- ward, and he picked her up very casily and carried her out through the trees to the car, where Lolette waited. Lolette expressed the liveliest sur- ROCKVILLE. ROCKVILLE, Md, June 9 (Spe- cial).—Mrs. Emsey Hill, wife of Theo- dore Hill, died on Friday at her home in Potomac district, aged sixty-seven years. She had been ill a long time. She is survived by her husband and two children—Miss Nettie ané Fred- erick Hill. The funeral was held yester- day from the Methodist Church at Potomac. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Hill was before her marriage a Miss Henderson of the Great Falls neighborhood. Fines and collaterals for violations of the motor vehicle regulations bave llected in police court here :’f’::ll?ws: ‘William A. Brooke, $12.75; Louis Marshail, $12.25; 'George Hood, $13; Charles C. Harris, C. Graft and Raymond Beck, $7 each; A. C. Move and Willlam Godchiles, $6.50 cach: Mrs. E. S. Walker, $27. Virtually all of the forty memblers of the graduating class of the Rock- Ville High School attended services in the Baptist Church here yesterday morning and listened to ‘the bac- cacalaureate sermon by the pastor, Rev. P. Rowland Wagner. ‘At the recent annual convention in Washington of the missionary so- cleties of the various Christian churches of Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia, the Rock- ville Christian Sunday school was awarded the banner for the best aver- age Sunday school attendance and the largest per capita contributions. About fifty schools were represented. Sandy Spring has begun to equip its recently organized volunteer fire de- partment. The annual convention of the Mont- gomery Couaty Y. P. B. will be held ¢ One Year to Live By JOHNHUNTER prise at sight of Elise fainted in Ken- drick’s arms, and began to voice it but Kendrick cut her short. In truth he felt rather bewildered. Lofette had been too overwheimingly hos pitable. It was an extraordinary co- incidence that she should have indi- cated the two cars by the roadside and had said one of them was cer- tainly the Rolls-Royce the Englich- man had given La Phalene. Why not ask her to drive home with them® But now he began to wonder. It all fitted together so beautifully. And there was the dead man. Why was he dead? And why was La Phalene | found beside him? He said to Lolette: “Something very dreadful has happened. I think you | would be well advised to drive straight home. You can take my car 1 shall drive this Jady home if you will give me her address.” Lolette was too clever an actress to betray herself. She made as though to ask him what it all meant, and then gave a display of changing her mind and submitting to his advice without question. On Kendrick was forced a_ guick decision. He had either immediately to inform the authorities of his dis- covery, and endeavor to keep La Pha- lene’s name out of the affair, or else to leave Ahmed where he was until the body was inevitably found within the next few hours. He determined to take her home and say nothing. His run back to Paris was swift and secret. CHAPTER XLVI Too Late. At 3 o'clock Kendrick came to see Elise and was received in the fan- tastic lounge apartment. The whole place struck a @iscordant note within him. Elise was very white and ill. She looked old, incredibly old, old mot in features nor in grayness of hair, but old in knowledge. Kendrick, on sight of her, remem- bered only that he stood in the pres- ence of the most beautiful woman he had ever known; a woman beside whom the little Elise he had met be- fore was just winsome and sweet. He | took her hand and bent low over it 1f she expected him to kiss it she wax disappointed. ‘Well?" she asked. " :{e tried to be crisp and business- ike. “Ahmed el Yezeed was discovercd within an hour of our departure.’ Her breath came guickly. “Yes' “He had left a letter addressed the chief of the surete. In jt was in closed another letter to his father. 1 have managed to discover what the letter to the police contained. It said | that he died by his own hand for a | reason which he preferred not to stat. “I see,” she said at last. “So Abmed goes out like a gentieman, and Felice is free “Felice™ Kendrick repeated name involuntarily. “Felice Donatelli, They wers friends of mine. Do you know why Ahmed died? It was because of me. It was a duel. “Good God!" Kendrick stared a! her. Words were useless in face of her horrid poise. She went on. “It was in this room, I was mad—mad. I set them against cach other. I thought it was clever. It was because of me he died.” Kendrick _had an impulse 1o lea forward and pat her hand as though she were a child. “I shouldn't view it that way,” he said quietly. “After all. both ' men came of a stock which is easily in- flamed. 1 presume it_would all be honorably copducted. You cannot be responsible for the degree of serious- ness with which a man cares to a cept your jests.” She looked at him quickly, reading another meaning in his words. “Per- baps not,” she said. ‘Terhaps not. the TOMORROW: Till Autumn! in the auditorium of the high schoonl at Sandy Spring on June 13, After- noon and evening sessions will be held and between sessions a picnic supper will be served. The principal speaker will be Col. John A. Axton. chief of chaplains. At the last meeting of the mayor and council of Takoma Park, thi county, at which the reccngy elected councilmen—Messrs. Fred D. B. Aus tin, Lloyd W. Biddle and William A Kroll—were administered the oath of office by.Mayor Henry F. Taff, the mayor announced the appointment of the following committees: Finance. Messrs. Rogers, chairman, and Adam and Kroll. Streets and drainage- Meesrs. Austin, chairman; Rogers and Kroll. Health and sanitation—Messee Salisbury, chairman: Blddle. Clvic improvements-—Messrs Kroll, chairman; Salisbury and Adams. Police, fire and lights—Messr= Adams, chairman: Austin and Biddle. Ordinance and judiciary—Messrs. Bid- dle, chairman; Sallsbury and Austin. Children's day was celobrated in ‘Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church Kensington, yesterday. By winning their games Saturday afternoon, Bethesda Boyds con tinued tied for first place in the Mont- gomery County Base Ball League S r s FLOOD NEAR LENINGRAD. Lake Overflows and Thousands Are Made Homeless. LENINGRAD, June 9.—A severs storm, in which the wind resembled a tornado, has caused Lake Ladoga, near Leningrad, to overflow its banks A wide area was flooded, with enor- mous property damage, and a number of persons wero drowned. JoBousands of persons made Home- ess by the flood are living on rafts and barges. el Rogers and