Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1924, Page 41

AUCTIONS. SHORE PROPERTY. Continued, SHORE PROPERTY. \ Centinued, WATER FRONT. RIVIERA BEACH, Maryland's Master Water Front. Comprising the beantiful peninsula at the month of Rock and Stony creel Chesapeske Bay. with 400 acres of land a viands out as the largest and best af all Maryland 80 atiracti elivery of ie, milk and groseries. Protestant church o be bullt this egson. bathiug beach: refined environment: numbes under comstruction. Daily der construction. a facing 4 over 3 miles of water frent, Riviera Beach waterdrent development. sandy cottages mow built aceupied; large Catbolie church o Bathing—Boating—Fishing. Bungalows for Sale or Rent. Investigate this-beautiful water-front development before selectisg seur summer home site « Large lots will be sold for short time For further information see Mr. JNO. 1318 K &, on Thursdas or Friday between Or oo Sunday R &0 ) R. R . continue to state road, gravel road to Glenburnie: June, drive out Washington boul crossing, through Jessup to Kenneth Cormer, here tura left to Harmans St turn left 100 feet on state yoad: bere tarn right on drive north three squares to Annapolis beulevard, turn to the venient to Washinglon; on good roas anly at $300 and up on easy terms. §. CHANEY in the ofice of E. H. TAGGART, 1 and 5. ard te Waterloo, tars right over o on TIZbt on same and follow Riviera Reach large road sizns to the bay frent OLONIAL HOUSE, T R. Price’ por vear, RRADLEY. tounty. Md. FOR RENTATTRACTIVE NEW b ronting on exeollen! bathin i ¥ Add. White . Rood '6shing. $300, ete. ad Txe BU! h, House, Riverview, e FOR SALE North Beach any Chesapeake Beach. ices and reasousnle terms, Let s wlflug(‘ a0 he b Counts, im‘ 3 acres houses. 3 barns. WILLIAMS & T LOW., 4 ROOMS . Edgewater Beach. h»\m tion phone Main i et JoR sALE_nr 1 or write Box 123 ssite ER MANOR. _or_address Nnt i e oTs Ensy auto Fin. Irices, 3300 to $300, licate thexe baraaios tew subdivision, Brst wud got Brst hoice. ' Three m). Annapolis on rd. (o Arundel-on-the Bay. on gds.. or aliress Bov 265T, Star office, NORTH BEACH, tept, Cal K AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW, g Bouth River salt-water oy 5 NEAR Patuxent River; for large famfly or club v state Address JAMES California P."(r, 8t. Marys TA near bounling house for meals. AL AL Co., Md. EXCELLENT BAY PRONT LOTS | Low build y. . EDWARD CE_FRED. 0. i, ) AND For. in- HEAUTIFUL from Lots beauti- Be ‘among the trom PARTMENTS OR IDEALLY LOCATED On the Bay where it is 3 miles wide, and just a little over 3 heurs' motar trip’ om the city, s this uttractive all-year bungaiow. type home of 7 large delightfol rooms und 2 complete baths; vapar heat, open fireplace, electric lights, spacious screened-in_porehes, metal weather stripped. Many other modern conveniences. ~ Furnished and plane. 250 water front with private beach. unusuak, opportunity to secure jusi the place ou_have been wanting at a greatly reduced fice. " Eversthing goes for $15,000." Tictures at this office LOTIS P. SHOEMAKER, x N.W. 10 Main 1106, GOTTAGE ~ON 0 per . ISHED—8 R.© =alt water, near St. Marys City, Md., o M _Ph M. INTAL BEACH, VA, week. $10. or by season. 304 K st Phone Tincoln 8594 CHESAPEAKE REACH Bay-front lots for sale. Knjoy the summer season on the Chesapeake Bay— Lots at | Drices nd " on aneytormms. For “particulars phene Main 3500. RAUMAN & HEINZMAN, 504 H st. n.w., or inquire at office on board- wok Cherancire Boven OCEAN FRONT LOTS. Beautiful lots fronting an the mighty Atisn tic Ocean at Ocean City. Md.. an aristocra seashore rexort, xaid 1o have better ocean air d ocean bathing than Atlantic City. About 130 miles over roads paved Tike ¥ st all the Way. Good raiload service. Ocean front lots. $750 to $1.000; other good lots as low a5 $350. Washington Real Estate Co., 28 15th St. N.W., 2nd Floor. Adams 1514 7. Main 2257. Evgs 116 e 19 AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. ADAM A WESCHL . AUCTIONEER - Bankruptcy Sale of New, High-grade Furni- ture, Draperies, Uphol;tery, Window Shades, Fine Mahog. Cash Register, Safe, Cabinet, etc., contained in Nos. 821 and 823 13th Street N.W. Also Auto Truck. By virtue of an order of holding a Bankruptey Ceart, in the undersigned Trustee will sel Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. ve Amos W. MeDevitt, U within the abeve premises By Public Auction Thursday, June 19th, 1924 Commencing 10 O'Clock A.M. High ove And other sty ed Mohair, v Cut Velvet, Tapestry. Casement Cloth ag Room Suitex. Odd Chairs and Rockers, Hall Chairs, Ameri- can Walnat f0oplece Dining Room Suite. Gateleg T ans Chairs and Roekers, Floor Mirrors. ‘Lapestry, Cut Plush, Other Draperies and Upholxte cte.. al’o Fine Mahogany Ca Tables. KFord Delivery Truck, etc. .ampx. Davenport Tables, Col Register, On View Afternoon Day Before Sale Terms: cash L1718 OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. EOF TRONTORY FRAMB v 2220 MINNESOTA AVE- NTE ROUTHEART (FWINING CITa). By virtue of & decree of the Suprepe Court ¢t of Columbia passed in equity 16, we will sell at public auc B L AT FIVE-FIFTEEN' O 1212 feet front of lot 1he subdivision of Twining City. in said Dis et with the hiid D improvements thereon Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash. the balance in two equal in- stailments in one aud two years. fo be repre. sented by the notes of the purchaser. bearing 6 per cent interest. aud secured by first deed of ‘trust_on the property, or all cash. at the purchaser's option: 8200 caxh deposit required | pon plance of bid. ANl converancing. notary fees and recording at purchaser's cos Terms to be comp'ied with within thirty Trom day of sal serve the right fo rexell the property. risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. five days ads the after : Niting. WILLIAM A. LFE. Fendall Buiding, _JeTd&dvessu Trustee THOS. J. OWEN & AUCTIONEERS. THRER: HOUSF, NORTH CAPITOL ST Virtue of a certaw deed of trust datea ry 13, 1924, being_instrument 196, recorded February 18, 1924, amoag the land secords of the District of Columbla. and at the request of the party secured therehy, the undersizned trustees will sell at public guc Yian, in_ front of the premises, on THI DAY, THE NINETE DAY OF JU A.D.'1924. AT FOUR-THIRTY PAL. the fol. Jowing described land_and premises, situate in the Distriet of Columbia, and designated as Ints 107 and 108 in Irancis A subdivision of lots in block . s per plat recorded in Liber lio B, af the records of rveyor of the District of covenauts of record tubject 1o & prior deed of and_overdue inferest and taxes thereon and @ second frust for 5. payable $100 wonth. including mm.c Fariher particulars of which will be ausounc e D ie. The murchase brice sbove sald trost fn be naid in cash. A deposit of 3500 Trquired. Conveyancing, recording and reve- nue stamps at Durchsser's cost. Terms 1o T compiied with within thirty days. other- wise deposit forfeited and .the property may De'advertised and werold. b the discretion of TRUSTEES' KALE of ihe ofice of the subject Soid 1rust FUTURE DAVS, ee . WESCALE! AUCTIONEBR. Bmlmlptcy Sale of Valuable Ice Cream, Confectionery and Catering Fixtures, Machinery and ipment Contained in No. 1508 14th Street N.W, Also 3 Auto Delivery Trucks. By virtue of an r of the Supreme Court of lh- Distriet of Columbia, holding a Bank- ruptey Court in re Chas. E. Schaffaer, Bank rupt No. 1464, the undersigned Trustee will well by public auction within the above prem- ises on MONDAY. JUNE 23rd, 1824, COM- MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK AL !lm- any Wall Cases with Mirrors, Mah. Co H ndsome Gold Frame Mirvor and Base. l’ho es, Mah. Nix-Clerk Cash Register, Marble- ’\'np Tables. Bentwood Chairs, Fioor Lamps, Flectric Fans, SilverPlated Punch Bowls, Cao- delabs Percolator, Trays. Etc.. Large Qua 1ity Chisa and Plated Table Ware, Ire Cream Moulds, Pas ‘age, Ice Cream Machines, Motar, i@ Cans, Ice Crusher, Ico Boxes, Candy Furnace, Jaburg Bres. Mixer, Co Rowlis, Lovekim 43-gal. Automatic ‘Hot-Wal Henter, Bake Oren; Siock In Trade, ll.lonny Drex Iee &','- Dodye and two Ford Delivery Thcks. T'he above "il firgt be offered as an entirety. and if & satisfactory bid is mot od will be immediately sold in detail. ert cash. Terms €AY ILBRICK MeCOT. Tvustee, det Le&dh exsu Colt THOS. J N & SON. A AUCTION Let in First Valaahle Corner Lot o on M Street and 110 Feet on B Dwelling — 863 M Street Northwest. thority vested in ue we fill il at sblie suctian, tn frant of ‘the gromiecs, o0 r”mfl' »?o"lflrrmmt 0°C o ots o- A1) cash. A depoait of 3300 o of e AiLewss, et on 0 deposit forfeited. Convevanciag. e e o fevenun slamps AL Durchase! et otherwise the trustees re- | Culh resale o The | | cont ‘and ek ot CHAS. H. SEEBOLD, Trustee, Columbian Bldg. UTURE DAYS. THOS. J. OWEN & R0N, ATCTION TRUSTEES, ALK OF VALUARLE TWO | ERAME DWERLLINGS. ¥ | Nowo @ AND &30 virtue of a certain deed of trust dated February 15, 1923. heing instrumeat No. recarded April | 6 The Divtrict ‘of Catambie, and At the re | Quest of 1he parts wecured thereby, the under sigaed (rustees will sell at pubiic anctios, in front of ihe premises. oa TUENDAY, THL TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 1924 AT FIVE-THIRTY P.M. the _following scribed land snd premises. situ District_of Columbia. and design: being part of lot square 585. beginning for the same at s point 19.98 feet from the | intersection of the east line of 3rd with the north line of B to_ Ui east line of sal 5 ; tine of said thence t alooz the oa Grd st 1o the point of beginning. Terms: Sold subject to & prior deed of trust for $1.600. further particulams of which will he anmounced at time of sale: the purchase price above said trust to bu paid in cash. A deposit of §200 required. Conveyan: | recording and’ revenue stami t. Terms to be complied thiriy days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold, at the discretion of the trustees. THOMAR H. R. CLARK, WHITEFIELD McKINLEY. Trustees. ' SALE OF VALUABLE THRE STORY FRAME DWELLING. CONTAL IN TWELVE ROOMS AND BATH, H.-W.H., ELECTRIC LIGHTS, GARAGE, LARGF. GROUNDS AND FRUIT TREES, KEING MO 380 EASTERN AVENUE. TAKOMA PARK. ), €. By virtue of a certain deed of trast, dated Febroa 11, 1 being instrumext No. 187, recorded February 13, 1924, among the land records of the District of Columbia, and at {he request of the party secured thereby, the \bdersigned trustees wil ‘sell. at public’ aue: tion in front of the 'mises. on THURSDAY, THE TWENTYSIXTH DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 1824, AT FIVE the follow describes land and premises, situate in the District of ted ax and being part of . Gilbert's subdivision of " “Takoma Park." as por Diat rreond: ed in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbis, in Liber County at folio 58; described as follows: Mln‘l& r the same on Eastarn avenue (formerly lagnolia ave- Rie) st the southeast corser of said lot, and TUGDIng thence a1oDE ihe southerly Tine of xaid lot, 125 feet: themee still with said southerly line of said lot, 184 feet to the rear line of said I1ot, said rear line being on the line of a Talirond: ‘thence sortnwesierly on xai rear line SR.73 feet: thence in & northeasterly di- Teation. parailel with: said. southerly. e of i2.78 feet to a point 125 feet at from Eastern avenune; thence 125 avennie: thence southedsterly along il Sheue 75l 10 e Seging Terms: Sold a_prior boilding S tin e o iv li . full partic. ulars of which will be announced at time of u ‘Purchase prico- above waid trust to Do Taid In"cash. A deposit of 3200 required, Conveyancing, recordiny nd. l.‘llu iuVIPI at purchaser's cost. v :l"h :1‘"!‘:‘ :flrl’ d: 3 nk.t';‘-:‘ 'posit orfeited Taroperty m vertised 00 ‘reeold At the Slactetion Of Lo trassece ARTHUR G. RISHOP. GBORGE M. O'CONNOR, Trustees, 3#16-104, 0x8u 1413 Eye st. n.w. “THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO. STORY RRICK DWELLING, BEING NO, By virtes ot & jn_deed of iy virtue o tal t recoraad . Liber No.. 4806 folio 16 ek sea, S St 3 a requ party secured thereby, the wadersigued treswes wit =i ublic auetion. ia f Bar o e RIDAY, THE NIN' A0, 1624, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK DM, the fol: lowing-described land and u-nlu-. situate in the District of Columbis, and designated as and being lot 80 in Charies Gesaford's mub- division of lots n square 805. aa per plat re- corded n, Liber, 18, 4t folio 40, of ihe records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. Terms of sale: One-thind of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in f: equal installments, parable’ in one asd iwo years with interest at 7 per ceitum per annum. paysble semi.anoually, from day of sale, secured by deed of trust 'upon the prop erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaswsl A depoulf of $00 will be - quired st time of sale. Tocording. revenus. wrampa. ‘etc. aC comt o et “Terma of “sale “io” be SIRin 30 Tare beom darof sale bed it e (rustars resseve. th HENC. 10 cesel the property at the Hak asd coat of defauiting Durchaser, ~ after five duy isement o such Gemle in some newsaber Dublihed in Wi > WATHON K. CLA SYLVAN BENSINGER, Trustess. | 2p29-d&da, exSu. g4 DEFAULT HAVING REEN MADE RY the purchsses of the above describad progert anid property will be sold on MONDAY, JUNE THE TWENTY.THIRD, 1926 AT ' VIVE: THIRTY OCLOCK P.M. at the mame place nd 0o the same terms and conditiona. st the said defa: urchaser, 3 Dlvllfl @ m | 1923, among the land records | | of subdivision by 8. P. Browa, | { 1 | _jel4d&dn.exsn | cording _and revepue stamps at | TCESDAY. THE 1Tth DAY | Male. otherwise the trustees reserve the right THE AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. THOS. 3. OWEN & SON, AOCTIONBEES. TRUI o 3 S R VAR WEST. i By virtue .l'= ocart: 5 February 20,1 recorded M fri 1 the land ree: IM' of the District of (‘.l\l!li . and at the of the party wecurad (hereby, the igned trustees \l“l l!" .l ublie & ¥ troat S {he prem UEBDAY, ENTY-FOURYH I)AY OF JUNE, 24, AT VIVE P.M., the following 4e~ d and premises. 'situste in the: Dis- ivict of Columbia and deignated as snd be- ing lot 10 in Charles E. Hane's subdivision of lats in bleck 7, “La Droit Park. s per plat recorded in Liber County 9, folio 78, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Celumbis. At the hereof the above described land s de: the books of the assessor of the Columbia for taxation purposes n,square 085, i t ta 8 prior deed of trus e of “which 'l re- cording and reveoue stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty doys. otherwite " doposit fortolted and the advert, lacretion of the ‘trmten. oo " CHAS. H. FLAGE, HENRY 0. "ATWoOD. TTHOS. . OWEN & SON, AUOCTI TRUSTE! i _UF VALUABLE DE- “'Pfl!" 8T, . =y September 1. 1623, being instrument No. 125 recorded Reprzmher 1, 1928, among the land recards of trict of Columbia, and the request Ih. party secured therel undersigned trustees will sell at public tion, in frant of the premises. on WED- NESDAY, THE TWEN' FIFTIT DAY OF JUNE. A\D. 1924, AT FODR-THIRTY P.M., the lowing described land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia. and de: ated and heing east ane-h: lot 4 lnrl 28 in Renjamin F. Leiglton and Rich. =~ as per plat reconded in the oftice of the survesw. == the District of Columbia in Liber County 6. et ‘s 103 and 104, said block 2D mow known for pu.Tvees of assess- ment and taxation as square 3965, ises numbered 1350 N. by_a two-story frame dwelling. Terms: Sold subject to a lfl’lfl( deed of trust for 31.300, further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale; the purChase price above said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of 3200 required Conveyancing, recording and revenue stamps at pus may be advertised and resold, at the WILLIAM JAMES L. SHERWOOD, Trustees. _AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE ALUABLE BRICK DWELLING. ' RE| PREMISES 1406 34th STREET NORTHW RS By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated August 1. 1823, belng instrument No. 18, recorded Juoe 3, 1824, among the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the re- quest of the party secursd thereby, the un- dersigned trustees will sell at public auction, in_front of the premises. on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF JUNE. A.D. 1924, AT FOUR P.M.. the following described land and prewises, sitnate in the Distriet of Columbia and designated as and being tbe 30 feet front on 34th steeet by depth 0 feet of 63 in square 78, George now knows square 1248 in the city Washington. wn_Tor assessment 204 faxation purposes as lot S35, square 12 Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of t for $1.400. further particulars of which will be unnoumced at time of sale; the purcliase rice above aid trust to be paid in cash. A eposit of $200 required. Conveyancing. re- purchase:’s cost. Terms fo he complied with within thirty dayy, otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised aud rewold at the discretion of the trustees. WALSH, THOS. J. OWEN MICHAEL KARST HOFMAN Trustess. ATCTIONENRS. TRUSTERS, SALE OF FOUR MRICK DWRLL. INGS. No_ 3602, N 16th ST. h ST. N.W.. By virtue of faur cert | dated May 25. 1923. respectisely. duly record Viber 1804, follo 230: Iiber 4004, Tono | Tiber 4984. folio 220, and liber 4994, folio . respectiveiy. of the land records for the | District of Columbia. and at the request of | the party secured thereby. respectively, the raigoed trustoes will sell at puhl in front of the respec THOMAS J. OWEN & S0! tion, COMMENCING AT following described land and premises. situate | in the county of Washingion. District of Co- | lumhia. known and distinguished hered 715 and 776 of the EVENING STAR, Dorotby & Geare of parts of lots 60 3 record €. 'No."2. page 38, in the office of | or for the Diatrict of Columbia. Mount | Pleasant (in »quare now known for iaxation purpases as_square 2624). as said fots num bered 774, 715 and 776 are shown and lad on plat of said sabdivision by Dorothy are. recorded in book 71. page 52 i~ %3 of the survevor f2r tue Uistrict of | Columbia:, Azi ac 5 O'CLOCK P.M. ON THE SAME DAY. ot numbered 82 of subdivision by Dore. | thy §. Geare of lot 58 (of xubdivision by ington Improvement Com recorded o Book County | 2 office of the wursegor for | be "District of Columbia). square x&x sald lot pumbered 32 ix showa and I on piat "o waid subdivision by Dorothy Geare recorded in book 71, page 50. in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia. Terms of wale: All cash. A deposit of 3300 will be required at time of sale oo each lot. All conveyancing. recording and reveoue stamps at_cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be Complied with within 30 days from day of | Book I.. io ressll the Droperty at the rixk and cost of defaulting purchaser sfier o days' advertise- ment of such resale in some newspaper pub- Tiatied in ‘Wasninwon, D. GHORKE CALVERT BOWIS, 7. HOWARD HIXSON, Je6-d&ds.exSu Trustees. 24 THE_AROVE SALES ARE POSTPO! UNTIL TUESDAY, JT TWI ¥ 1924, AT THE SAME HOURS AND PLAC RY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. e16-d&ds. ADAM Valuable Bumeu P Two-Story Brick Store, Nm 2448 Ga. Ave. N.W. By virtue of authority vested in the under- signed, 1 will offer for sale by public_auction in front of the premises. on TUESDAY, JUNE 2t 1034, at 4 OCLOCK Pt Jot 334 fn 2880, improved ax above, fo_be sold Sibject to firet deed of trust for $3,7% at 7 per cent, due Msy, 1928. | Terms: Over said trust. one-third eash, bal ance in one and two years, at 7 per cent, secured by deed of trust on ihe property sold, or ail cash over frust, at option of purcuaser! posit of $250 at sale. g with in 30 dags. Al conveyancing. ro- Cording and_ revenue 'stamps &t " purchiser’s cout.” Inapection upon application, WESCHLER _$e17-d&ds.ex8u. e THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUC'!‘!OI\!IBS STERS' SALE_OF VALUABLE THREE- TR ToRY BRICR DWELLING, BEING PREMISES 1863 CALIFURNIA' STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated 15, 1923, being_instrument No. 197. recorded October’ 31, 1035, among the land Tecords of the District of Columbis. and at the request of the party thereby, the uudersigned trastees will sell at public suc- tion. in_frest of the on THURS. DAY, THR TWENTY-SIXTH 1"DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 1924, AT FOUR P.M., the following described iand and premises. situate in (he District of_Columbia. ted s and being lot 52. In ittt P Eelogx's sub: division of lots fm block 4, Washington Helghts, as per plat of said subdivision re- corded in county book 17. page 186, of the Iocords of, the office of the surveyor of the District of C Terms: _Sold subject fo s prior deed e 4700, Fackbaer. berticutams of which will be fnnounced at time of sale: the par- chase price above said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of $200 required. ~Convey- ancing. recording _apd revenue stamps at purchacer's coat. Terma to be complied with ithin® fifteen days, otherwiss doposit for- feited, and the property be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustmes. WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS, WILLIAM L. KING. Je16-4&ds.ex8u * Tristees. Terms to be com- AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. THOS. 3. OWEN & SUN. AUCTIONERRE. TRUSTERS SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK v ?k NOWN, AS 333 OAKDALE iy virtue of a certain deod of trus recarded i Liber No. 4190, follo B 1 scas of Tho 1and ‘records of the District of ‘Copambla. 21d 8t the request of the party wecured thare: by, the undersigned irustees will sell at pub- lic auetion, in the office of Thox. J. Owen & Son, 1331 G st n.w, on MONDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY oF JUNE, A0, 1924, ONE O'CLOCK P.M., the following de. nd premifes, ‘wituate” i8 the o & ‘o s i Harrs A Kites pubdi d part . per plat recorded In'Liber 44, folio 24, of the records of the office of the' surveyor of the Distriet of Calumbia, heing in what is sow designated squai ‘erms: Sold subject to twe prior deeds of trust for $1.500 and $560, respectively, further particulars ‘of which will be announced at time of sale; the purchase price above said trust to be paid in cash. A depesit of 3200 required. Conveyancing, 'recording and reve- nue stamps at purchaser’s cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the propery may be advertised and resold at the discretion af tha trustees 1. 1. D. LIPSOOMB, ADGUSTUS W. GRATY. _fe11.13.16.18.20,28 Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUARLE TWwo- STORY BRICK AND PRAME DWELL- ING BEING PREMISES No. 1209 FERN ST. N.W By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4419, folia 468 at seq.. of the land records of the District of Colum. Bia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will well at* Db ‘vuctions - frast of he_preires on THU THE TWENTY SIXTH D. OF JUN 1924, AT FOUR THIN O'CLOCK P.M_. ‘the foilowing described land emises, situste in the District of (o and desigogted as and being I square nombered i Sinfeenth Street Heights, s per plat thereaf Rook 42, page 8, fogether with all and singular the ‘ways, easements, rights. rivileges and apurtenances to the same be ouging or In anywise appertaining. erms: Sold subject o a_ prior building association loan trust for $4.500 and a second trust for about $1.300, payable $3 per month, further, particulars ‘of which will nnounced &t time of sale: the purchase price above said trust (0 be paid in cash. A deposit of 3200 required. Copveyancing. recording and revente stamps &t purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop. ery may be advertised and resold, at the diacrotion of the trustees HARVEY M. SAGKR, MYRIAM A DOLAN. Tra _Jel4.a&as.exSu oes. THOS. J. OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL LSTATE, INPROVED BY TWO.STORY DWELLING, NO. 321 1l STRERT NORTHEAST. Ry virtue of a certain deed of trust. being instrument No. 132, " recorded Pebruary 26, 1924, amoug the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will'| sell at ublic Auction, in frat of the prem ives. on MONDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF JUNE. 'AD. 1924, AT FOUR THIRTY PM.. (he following described land and_premises. situate in the District of Co. lumbia and designated as and being lots 33 | a0d 56, aquare 088, an por plat recorded ta book 45, page 39. in the office of fhe sur- veyor of the Disirict of Columbia, together With the improvement. Term: Rold subject to a prior deed of trust for $5,000. further particulars of which | will be announced at time of sale: the pur- | chawe price aboxe said trust to he paid in | cash. A deposit of 3200 required. Convey- | ocing, recording and tevenus siampa at pur- chaser’s cost. “Terms to be complied with | within thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the property mas be advertised and reuold | at the discretion of the rrustee CHARLES 1. HARVEY M ATCTIONEERS. saGER. bvitdh _sel1 ddnexs_ THOMAS. TRUSTE SALE STORY RRICK PREMISES No. 715 GIRART By virtue of a cortain deed of frusi duls recarded folio 89 ot weq . . OWEN & SON, oF of Colum bia. and at the request of the party secured thersby. the undersigned trustees will sell at | ublic” auetion. in frint of the premises. oo | FEIDAY. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE, AD. 1934, AT FOUR G'CLOCK PM. the ollowing described land and premises. situate 0 the D and designated ax and being Iot 210 in Wm. M. Terreil’s sub division of " lots” in biock 4 in Todd Tirown's wubdivision’ of parts of the tra fand known s “Mt. Pleasant and ¥ Plains,”” as per piat of waid Terrell's division _recorded 'in_ Liber County No ' 18, 153, of the reconis of the viflee of (he sirvesor of tha District of (olumbia. now known as lot 710, square 2886, for the pur- | posen of tazation. | - Soid xubj for 5,000 09 Curther. partie be announced at time of price above said trust 1o b p A de [onit of 8200 required.” Conveyancing. record ng and reyenue s(amps Al Durchaser's rosi. Terms to be complied with within _tbirty | days, oiharwise deposit forfelted and, the prop. | eriy may he advertised and resold, at the | ¢ purchase discretion of the trstess. CHARLES . MARSH. JOSEPH F. HOLLAND. Trustees. AUCTIONBERS. LUABLE DV | TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 5387 | 0t ST N W | tne of ‘a certain deed of trust dsted 1624, being _instument No. - 352, April 23, 1924, amoog the land records of the Disirict of Columbia, and at the’ requeat of the party secured thereby, the undersigned. trustees will sell a1 public auc- tion. in ront of the premises, ow THURS. DAY, THE TWENTY SINTH DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 1T4, AT FOUR P.M.. the following described iand and premises. situate in District of Colnmbia, and designated being ail of lot 16 in quare 2718 in William R. Green's sabdivision of part of the tract of land known s “‘Peter's Mill Seat.”” as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber 39, folio X2 The mbove described land ix now designaied for fazation purposes us lots 16 and %17 in square 2718, Terms: Sold subjeci to a prinr deed of particnlars of trust for 1 which will be t time of sale; the urchase price above said trust to be paid n_cash. A deposit of $300 required. Con verancing, “recording and revenue stamps at purchasef's cost. ‘Terms to be complied with within fifteen days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and re sold. at the discretion of the trustees F. I STROHECKER _010-d&ds, ex8u Je14-d&ds.exSn Trustees. THOMAS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTION TRUSTRE'S SALE OF VALUABLE TWO. BTORY _BRICK ~DWELLING, BEING PREMISES 1432 Q ST. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4044, follo 415 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Co lumbia, and at the request of the party secared thereby, the undersigned trustee will sell at_publie suction, in froot of the | ises, “on' FRIDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF 'JUNE, AD. 1024, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following described land and prem- isee."situate in the city of Washington, Dit trict ‘of Columbia, ‘and design < and being lot 71 in Silas §. Daish's subdivision of lot 24 in square 300, dx per plat receorded in the offica of the survegor for the Distriet of Columbia in Liber 25, at folio 178, the same oty Marsbail” and hin i 1814 ta “Fetorded 167, of the land records of the said District of_Columhia. Terme of saln: Oue-third of the purchase money o be paid In cash, belance In two equal installments, payable in' one and two vears, with interest st 6 per cemtum per amnum, payable semi. . from day of sale. secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the cption of the pur- chaser. A deposit of $200 will be required at time of sale. All conveyancing, recording, Tevenue stamps, eic.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be compiled with within thirty days from das of sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell the prop- erty at the risk and cost of defaulting pur- chaser after five days’ advertisement of such fossle ia some newspaper in Wash- wassx'\(;'rov LOAN AND TRUST COM- By ALFRED H. LAWSON, Real Estate Officer, $e10-a&ds.exSu FERS. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. USTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM b PROVED REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 244 SIXTEENTH SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded March 29, 1922, in Liber 4607, folio 114, of the land records of the District of n. and at the request of the party I&UM there- by, the undersigned trustees will sell e auction, in front of the premises, DAY, THE TWENTY-THIBD DAY OF JUN 24, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the follow- ing real estate, te in the District of Columbia, and designated as lot numbered fourteen (14) in Charles A. McEuen's subdi- wvision of square numbered ten hundred and siEbieignt (1088). s per piat recorded in o ofice of the surveor for the District of (,\\lumbl‘ in Book Il. at page M2 ‘Terms of sale: Said propacty is subject to a_prior deed of trast securing an indebiedness 9132250 and will he sold subjeet to said indebtedness. The purchase price over and above said deed of trust is to he paid in cash. A deposit of 3200 will be required at the time of sale. All copveyancing, recording, revenue Atamps, ete.. At cost of purchaser, Terms of gale (g b Comelied wit within thirty days from day of otherwise deposit will be forfeited and property vesold at risk Mu—l of dr'ln!‘. W after five dmye’ ad- vertisement of resale in some pmwspaper published in. I-m-f-n“ 1514 K St N.W. WALLACR CHISWELL, mu-nm > | -and retenue stamps at the cost of purchaser. Trustee. THOS. J. QWEN & SON, AUCTIONBERS, TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, BEING A HOUSE AND LOT :r{‘nzhn 2610 REODE ISLAND AVE. By virtue of a certain dead of trust recorded in Liber No. 4489, at folia 302, of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the of the parties secursd thereby, the undersigned will seil' at public auction, in_front of lhlrprfllzlfln. on WEDNESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIFTH, 1824, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the following described land and_premises, sitnate in the District of Co- lum! and being lot numbered four (4) in square numbered forty-three hundred and eleven (4311), as described in sald deed of trust. upon the following ferms: Purehaser {0 pes oue-third of the purchase ice in cl.lh. the balance in twe instaliments,| P ne” and two. yeare, respectively, with ine Taeant ot ha FALR O 7 DeF cent per annomm 2nd secured by deed of frust on the property %aid, "or il cash. at the option of tha. pue chaser; taxes and interest paid or adjusted to.) the date of sale: all conveyancing, recording Good title or no sale. A depasit of $500 will be raquired at the time of sale and kettle- meot fto be within thirly. (30) days of the.! Gate of sals or deposit foefeited and the property recold: at the cost. and_risk of the Qefaulting purchaser after five (5) davs' pres toun witertisoment of such resale 13 some “hington newspaper. o (FEANCIS SADL B 1412 Eve st n.w. 4._WEI PRy S | from _ second ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., 'WEDNESDAY, JUNE '18. 1924, RESORTS. WILDWOOD, N. J. THOMAS DOWLING & C0., Afimoinfi To whom it may concern: Notice {s hereby given that on FRIDAY. JULY 18, 1024, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M,. we will scll at public suc- tion on the pramiséu, No. 128 Que street. north, east. to satisfy accrued charges for freight, dravase and Siorage. the, following goods: Washington Supply Co.. 5 barrels of clder: We T onah, e plane] BdweT. tiray. 50 cases varnishes, anti-frecre compounds, pol- ishes and the like: Mes. E. L. Huater, miscel- neows gpads, including one piapo; J. ats, 7 ogg sioves; Mre. Murphy, miscellan ou “l-'-d». including garden implements: Mrs, ¥ M. U'Hirien, 1 crate haby carriage and baby chair and crain kiddle koop. Termu: Cash. JACOBS TRANSFER COMPANY, INC. Ocean Av:l.. Lgfis '[m overlook- ing ocean. '’ Central: fireprool; clevator; priv. oaths. Running waier in ail rooms. Bathing| fram hotel. Coolest dining. room- 1 ciy: oa Gih_fioor, ‘with ocean view. 830 up. dajly; special_weekly. M. A, LEYRER CAYNE s SRR S -A uiv- e sect ‘ nnvl o no’r’fz‘f‘b‘é"\'ui’i’.'é o prgtore AR tn ARLINGTON | Near beach; capacity 200; rup. water; private baths; golf privileges: mod. rates, BIF. DORSEY Ao rist Svec up daily: $18 up wkiy. Knnaing water. Priv. Lathn. Orchesira. Dancing. Fiee et e nee seels 3. 1 WHITESELL BREAKERS YUY BEACH HoTHEL hH rooms ot and cold ruoing water, Priv. bath. bathing priv. Free anto service, Bk K. SINNAMON EDGETON Ove ik from depoi and | bheach. Al outside _roome. Music. Dancing, Wonderful meals. $17.30 up Xl K. SINNAMON. OCEAN O $e18.25172,10 omcur. li)’l'm!! NING COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICE OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON, Juoe 1025, Tn’"compliahce. with 1he provisions of section 3 of ‘n act of- Congrews spproved Mareh 1, 1620 (publie No. 133, G8th Co entitied,’ “An Act. fo Regulate the Area and Use of Buildingy in the District of Columbia and to Creatn & Zoning Commisaion nd for Other Puposes). notice s bereby Eiven that a public hearing will be beid in the boardroom of he Disirict building at 10 a.m..June 19, 1924, for the purpose of con: sidering the Tfollowing propossd — changes in The boundaries of the use, height and ares districts. and zoning _regulations, ‘o wit: Change trom srst, ommercinl /0 wrea (0 residential A retricted': arca—¥ro Dot siden of Macomb Si. N.W.. between dane and Massachusetin Aves. Chinge from “B area to “B reairicted area--All ' property zoned w residential within the ares bounded i follows: North, R streat; south, M ireet, Sast. Eock Creek Pariway weat, ith ‘sireet between P and It ‘ireets and 37tk street be: twoen M and P Chaoge ‘from A, 5 "and " ‘B_restricted: aroa Squares 2367, 2685, 2389, 2300 and. 201 and parcels 81/5 and 81711, iocated slong_both Rides of Harvari St. N.W., between Mount Pleasant sireet and the Zoological Park Change from B and stricred” aren -Sq and the'property in squares 2204 | and 2208 abutting the west side of Woodiey place between Cathedral avenue and Calvart street. * Change from “A_ resiricied” 10 ‘B restricted” area—Lots 200 and 300, rquare 2529, located on caxt side of 230 St. N.W.. betwoen Buncroft place and California street: Change from “'A restricted” area fo - Lot 07, square Ehelps pla " near Caiiforaia, street. Change 'from " area to A’ area_Lotx 35 to 40 ncl.., square 2008, locaied on ‘Woodley and Klingle roads between 32d and 34th wireets. Change from s mercial “D" area fo residential ¥B Square K11, bounded by 4th, 5th, B and ¥ streets N.E. Change from wecond commer. cial to revidential--Tot L. square 163, Tocaed on the southwest corner of 61h and Magyiand ave. Change from residential 15 fir mmercisl - Lots 40, 62 and 63, square 465, located at the northwest corner of 6tb and Maryland avenue S.W.: lot 8 and parts of ts 9, 10 and parcel 38/15, xquare 1860, lo- cated in the line of Northampion st. N.W. beiween Connecticut avenue and S9th_streel frontage on both sides of 8th st. N.W.. be- fween O ‘and I sireets. Change from resi. """ and 40-fool ‘height. o first com. C** ‘and 60-foot lieight— Lots 68 to 7. 808, 809, 29 and 130, square located on ‘north side of R. I. & 1115 15 133 incl.. square 3098. located on fhe | sout_side of R. 1. ave. N.W.. between 2nd | and 3rd sts. Chaoge from residential, “‘A restricted” and 40 foot. to first commercial. “C" and 60 foot- Smail tringular area lot 801. square 2057, And Georgia avenues. near Kalmia rd. mmercial to industri 15 and 16, square 697. located on. soutbwest | alf and K streets S.E. Chaoge | arca to ‘A restricted” area—All Droperty. exempied from A restricted ares when ©A restricted” a stricts were origi- nally ereated on October 31, 1025, bving loty and’ parcels located in_or near the following squares: 1663. 1744, 1740 1768, 1759, 1361, 1762, 1783, 1764, 1766, 1767, | 1760, 1316, 1839, 1840, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1847, 1850, 1851, 3 3. 1874, 1878, 1870 . 1885, 7. 1908, 1973, 1082, 2046, 2068, 2329, 2 . 2221 “ousents for not be required fn the addiog to ttem 8 of the fret par following. “In the A. A restricted. B and B rowivicted nrea districis.” Amend section XVI (A) soning reguiations by chapging the defition of "B res * area district to read as follows: “In ‘B restricted' area ihe. minimum dimensions of sards Courts and masimum percentage of lot shail L the same as for ‘B’ arva i Tiai hereafter no building sball be for use as an apartment Dotise or a'lint or & botil. nor sbail auy exist ing building be enlarged for use as an apart. ment hoose. A fa( or & hotel. uor sball ny building lereafter crected be used for these purposes.” X prelimioacy examination of the proposed ned at Room 306, Dis et buil June 10, "1 Zoniok interested pas are iavit J. F. RELL. CUNO H. RUDOLPA, " OTSTER. 0. SHERRILL, DAYID LEAS A and changes 1t be present ST. CHARLES IOTEI. ‘At Boardwalk’s Farthermost Point at Sea” Our rates cnabia ome e e ot thS Sheve o ving greates cost than 1Mu-l‘-ld the meals at the St. Charles will fit you for any task., NEW ENGLAND Ocean and South Carolina Ave., near Steel Pier Orchestra, dancio. clevaier, private batha. RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS (IMPROVED AT A COST OF $100,000.00) Booklet_and Map of City on Request. American Plan. 34 up daily. Special weekly. BATHING FROM HOTEL STITZER & i ey -, Deean and Seath Curolina Ave.. near Steel Pler RUNNING WAPER IN ALL ROOMS (IMPROVED AT A COST OF $25.000.00) American_Plan. ly. Special weekly. BoTEL Kentucky A ATLANTIC CITY, Capacity 200 Attractive and. oaervices . Eletme Tghts, - Open all year. RUNNING WATER lN EVERY ROOM Al cutaide rooms, overjeking ocean. Excellent cuitine. Private baths. Ratea $4.08 up daily. Free ocean bathing. Write for reservations. Owned and managed by MR. and MRS. WILLIAM WOOLHOUSE, formerly Superintendents of Wykagy] and Greenwich Country Clubs $3 up_daily (including_meals)._spociel weskly. Corner Arkansae and Dmnr A.DLI mn!u‘ to attractions; modern in every respect RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS Suites_with _bath. Cool parches. vator. BATHING FROM HOTE Music, danciog. Cap., 300. BKIL Fry & Hockenburs. Virginia ave. near Beach and Steel Pier. You will find the best of food, service and comfort. Ieal spat for motorists, _ bree bathing priv. Hleges; showers; private baths: elevator; white service; dancing; spacious porches: ail outside rooms. = Running water in All Rooms. $25,000 spent for interior improvements. Write for ider. d_up daily: special Tater &t folder. 34 and up da vy \”OM - ATLANTIC CIT Y. N.!; [ Tnie, Amgrienn Flao Hotelis cever mers. § s%‘fi:"’ mo( its ' Briek Gurna. Waper s Zeabyy HEALY’ OCEAN END OF KENPUCKY AVE. . and. besutifally, renovaed and refurnished with addition of dance floor and music. Rupning water in all rooms; e 50 up daily, $18 and up. weekly. Formerly Hotel Chetwood, Pacific and Eihnnll Aves.. close to Beach; 'modern throughou running water in all rooms: private baths: bathing from hotel: garege; booklet. OBCAR L Vfflm" South Carolina Ave. near.the Raeoms With Running Water. American Plan, $5. $8 and $7 day. i3th Season. Excellent cuisine. W. J. ERSKINE, Prop, GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL Virginia Ave. “near Steel Dier. Amer. SPECIAL WEBKLY RATES. Hookiet. Auto Bus Meets Trainx. 0. D. PAINTER. Owner and Masager. SAcWILTS HIRE. An all-year modera hotel winia Avence Jost o L.nu".’.’; g B water, Toateg, Erivate butha. é&c‘- Iy running enership_m WASHINGTONIAN'S RENDEZVOUS BELVEDERE Caroliva Ave. to all amusements. EUNNING "WATER 1N American plan $4 up dail South X water _throughout. Fireproof addition. H.W. Hampton. New Clarvion Kentacky Avenue. just, off Boardwalk. New beick alldttine. Orchstra Bacwing 2It year. Beaumonl Tennessee uye. Reach, Amer. plan, Surl | imthing Driviteges. B H. TYSON. Proprietor. ' RAYMORE 7% Worlds Greatest Hotel Success PINE TREE INN Jumes or. Beach. Rumning water. | athing, Amu plan $8.50 up dis TABOR INN yean ona v Ideal location Running water. ent. J. P. & A T |NORMANDIE 52, sater il rooms bathing from hotel. (ben W1 vear. FISHRURN. Owner and Prop. BRETTON HALL ¢ 5o Keotcky Ave. Runiog sater; private bath; Huogarian cuisine: strict- er: bathing priviles | WARWICK 5. (i f5e- 13 vove old_runniog Carolina Ave.. 1st house from Reach. American pian. Runninz water throughout. Ocean Rooms. with private lath. SARAH H. FULLOM. Michigan Ave.. or. Beach. Ruani Kaptam 7.0 privase batke. Exootloat tar ble. American plan. $17.50 up. Bathing privilege. | M M. MAGUIRE, formerly DELAWARE [ & : CITY HOTEL 7% S | CHESTER INN o york seesier Beach American plan. Al conveiences. Mrs. D. Kanuer. [PHILLIPS HOUSE Massachusetts Ave., Near Beach Amerioan Plan A . & E. B. MeClllaa ntuci B WESTMINSTER oiciict, o | batbs; running water. Open all year. ROPE. New York Ave oear Beach. McGUIGAN 5o, Yok Ao et Beack, RUNNING WATER 'IN EVERY ROOM, Privata Baths, Elovator. Modarate Bates, E No._Georgia WILLOW GROVE - ™, i 2 la carte, ltalienne. Rupnicg water Out: tide roore: Virgion | Mortimer /7" ey ~om. American. plan, S50, up dally. Species wkiy. Bathiog privs. C. V. Mortimer. Owner, ARK, N. J. Dear. private A V. NEW JERSEY The Resort City Beaatiful INVITES YOU TO AN IBEAL VACATION Where Seashore and Country Meet Every Sportand Reerea- tion and No Mosgquitees Fine Notols For infermation, write ASEURY PARK ROTEL ASSOQATION 117 Boardwalk, Asbury Park, N.. or Municipel Information Burean BEACH HAVEN, N. J. GLEAN CITY, MD. Finest and safest, hathing beach oo Atiantie coast; veeun on one xide. buy on other: cool colf. tennis, fshing, boating and < " Ocean City Golf Course. New Nine-Hole Course. THE BELMONT ““""“‘ room, Coal, neu;mmn rooms. L. R. HE. With Rates RN Hotel and Cottages, Ocean frant. Best ser. Or- 1, Tearoo! THE ATLANTIC = 5 oo Music. Dsnciag, W. PURNELL. Prop._ 00 Boardwaik; excellent iable; bathing E GABI “Centrally located. THE GABLES S0l fn" ' fiot and cold water. Reasomable. New manage- ment. 0. M. CHANDLER, Prop. Tel. 43 COLONIAL HOTEL Boardwalk; strictly modern. rates to | July 15 Teoklet. ment. % | The Hastings Hotel O Bowdvai Ruoaing water a0d private baths. . duly rajes, $4f fiet amay io Can nerte-resiing, the Mrs. CHAS. LUDLAM, BREAKERS {7, bowrdmars Reimi % Tsoxs. prop. Homelike. Rates reasonable. Mrs. L ““THE SHOREHAM" Ocean front. Mrs. K. C. HABTINGS. Hot and cold water. P vate bathe. Goif. Phone 8. ar Cool. airy _rooms. Over- The Del-Mar Tooking ocean und _bay. CAREY. _Bathing. Ny Ocean front. Running water in The Al conveniences. Bath: s houses attached. Comfortable and homelike. Enlarged. Hot Terms 'reasovable. . J. DENNIS. — BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA. Mah Jongg Inn Amer. and European plan. Exclusive mountain board. For rates write Mrs. . X. Thompson. MARYLAN. RURAL HOME. ‘West River and ena peake. bathing, fshing; large lawn. rool Dorches, biE - open dining room, modern convepiepces, excellent food, music for dancing. (entiles only. Write for hooklet MRS, MATILDA NOWELL, Shady fida, Md. _Phomo West River 21T.11__%» DGE MO! Fon, e ptine baicE Snd Tt oF o teis and boardin; s write Asst. Gen, Pass. Agt. Western 5. Raltimore, Md. The Deonis ;on% running water. 1 on Roating, breeses, spacious For Regular courses taken. Secre: up. —something Aiffesent—amay aceied,” tlspeing 3 o Musko Thers. you i . this ~Hotel, x00d food, golf, EDUCATIONAL. Summer Schook Cournes [ The Political Sciences Jurisprudence Government Diplomacy Foreign ‘Trade Economics History Education Infermation ai Central Office, 1901 F Street, or Dean, 1907 F Street Phone Main 3323, Co-edueational | Momber Association American Law " Lake Resseas, Dehing, e INH that makes 1if l’]ln-(:.&:". wlllu. Rate fror ol M Muskoka Hotel, * il Outazie June 18-August 30, 1924 “George Washington University Law School Scboals Ninth Summer Session Begins June 16 Claswes 7:50 to 5140 AM. 5110 to 6150 P.M. course may be begun or specia) ary 1435 K Street W School Established 1869 he regul Bulleti) neral ar summer t National Universil‘y Llw orm, which forms an integral part of f| the undergraduate courses lead- § ing to the degree opens June 16, nd Information oc ff’ ‘atalog Apply Secretary National University. Law School 816820 13th Street N.W. Telephone Main 6617 | Violin, Speci Tiag, Free Send Ave., at iano, Vo summer rate: Jazs, Texsons. for free n.w. iy M booklet Dupont Circle. . Saxophope. eic Music buy instrume. Chrisiensen ain Fany ter BAY SIDE INN Overinoking. Chesspeake. Rax high: shady ~__ BRADDOCK HI CAMP. SCHLEY lNN Delightful locat, Home-grown veget. Rates rea Booklet_on_request. _ Miss Coblentz, Prop. WashingtonConservatory o nanflc Main 7858 Yr-rbwk Start the children. PIANO, SAXOPHONE, BANJO’ Papular Sahoo! . MOVING, PACKING & STCRAGE. ire Ascot For ¥e MOVING asonable rates Selzle & Son. ;. St » and_Crating, TR R T SR 508 H St | Estimates Given. bl nee. ~Your Haul AND HAULING ROMPT LAY, N.E SERY Fhone Linc. 2503 Valley View | Inn ‘and Cottages Large roome, plessan: dining room: moderate rates. MOND & OBERLANDER Hotel | Bnddock Cuisioe sad scenery unexcelled. G ol f. tennis, swimming. dancing, ete. Sunday aod boiiday Chicken Dinner, $1.75. Booklets, rates, etc., on request. e el OGHAN. 'Mer. pletely fur. apis.. also larger apts. El [t roome, kitchepette. bat! for cooking and_light- Jeonie A. Ha EAGLES MERE, PA. The summer resort that is different, becanse it combines mouptain and sea shore conditions with uniqge. surround- ngs. The sandy beach and temperate water of the Lake of the Bagles afford spiendid bathing 2,200 feet sbove ses level. One of the finest 18-hole golf courses in America. For booklet and rates, write THE RAYMOND L. B. C. List. Manager. e TAE, FOREST INN erman V. Yeager, Manager £ LAKESIDE John S. Kirk & Ben THE ' CRESTMONT INN Willism Woods, Manager PEN MAR, PA. The B:m A:.rz Comfortable, ~modern, homelike, large room: wide porches, good mi Is: hotel service. Mea to_transients. Tookiet. Mre B. ¥. DIRHL * wlean, romm, beautital lawns, ideri wuu J. C. WEAVER. Under personal supervision of Mr. Juson nn..awuu: S WATE: KITTA] The Moustain Paradise Delawere, Water Gap, Pa. Leading_hotel, ity 500, every appoimt: ment, high, cool location, magaificent scenery. Foests, “addle horsex, waler spor flfll!"(fl:‘l and dances; American plan; also grille fer tourists; excellent cuisine. Write for booklet, tato aps sad special 1024 fes for season, families sad fouriste, i SR PORDY REENLEIGH: golf course at door. rool ROBERT FOLEY, : .. Water Gap's New 1, bath each room, rden. Mgr. THE ENGLESIDE BeachHaren. N3. “The Island Resort. The ‘only resort on the Jersey cosst thai COMBINES perfect bathing, always good. fish- Ing, with a_modern hotel and gives sure relief fosi "Hiay Fever besides. Backiet. Five ten: ais courts. Opens Jube_ 20th, n. F. umm Mgr. Hotel LAFAYETI’E ON THE COOL BEACH ERONT || = CAJE ;::A\' N. J. open June 27th with a 30 per cent | | reduction in rates until August st H‘l‘E‘COLUHBlA H;fll wmd'“ B the Ik- B Froat, CAPE MAY. N. J. Capagity, 300. Hot and cold running water. in eeers ‘rom. = Private beths. = Elevaior. rship_direction. R. HALPIN. On the. Beach {ront. Amer, COLONN DIne o levatyr. | Bunning wager. Private baths. Speci 27th season. rates. Book- __W. H. CHURC EhURES B, Owner, ‘Dllll Beach. . STAR VILLA Tsge s ey oris Specizl rates. until July Private. Ruaning water. Rievator. 8. CHU! OCEAN_CITY, N. J. 'l‘he LINCOLN N OUTy, X J. 200. Allontsi :5‘_‘ N-dchl R RATES ro R, Thompion M. | deah cavemns. | ORENEY SPRINGS HOTELS HARPERS FERRY. VAL HILL TOP HOUSE HARPERS FERRY, W. VA, Over thirtyone. years under same manage- ment, with the same reputation. On’accaunt of Sunday crowds, when conven- fent, please phone for Sunds: T. 8. LOV! THE LOCKW OOD 2w P Lo ke “NORTH HILL” A colonial resort nesr Bluemout on Shenan. doah’ River: valley, mountain and. water scen- ers: shaded lawns, drives, flsbing, boating, swimming; new baths and ‘sewerage: no_chil- dren, invalids or tuberculars taken. ~ Room. with' board, $15 and $15 per week = Booklet. Maurice. F. Castleman, Berryville. Va. 28 THE SHENANDOAH INN, In the Shenandoah valley, | mile from the Shenandoah River, b mile from tbe. main line of N. & W. R. R.: easv motoring distance from. the famons Luray, Fndless and Shenan- e In ofe of the best beta feh: ing and_hunting sections o ctate. ™ Fohceniencen. | Fresh eggs. butter and vege: tables, “Men preferred. "Mra, W, B. Powers. Ragard. OBKNFY SPRINGS, - VA, ‘Washington's Big Mountain Resort, 2,300 feet. elevation, A northern. ciimate amid_southern hespitali Spend- June and July where you can play folf, tennis, ride horseback, dance. swim, etc. K04’ enjoy fhe best of foads for what it coats ou at home. Booklel, E. L. Gockrell, Pres,, Orkney Springs. Va. Pn e hm PR 'f'ALw 1ith AN WBELEY AVE. GREANIC o 2% Sess e Elevator. upe ‘Qfix!“' MAYmY Athand, y Ave. m June: Taten B, MATYI ¥ BREAKERS ,,u.,,%w,” American plan. Tennis courts, Garagen. Blevator. K. 1 RIVER SPRING, MD. River Spring On the Potomac. Open June 14. Salt-water baghing. Oshing, tennis, dencing. sea food, vegetabies from own farm. Mske reserva: tiogs for the Fourth. Auto map. R. D. BLACKISTON'S SONS, Props. it HLEWH 9 G B S an. | ocean front. Very neap Country. ‘H!b and Golf, Raitim and pianos. Union .h Fy btorn gQ 763-711 Florida Ave. N.W. in Separate Rooms St 81 MONTH AND UP Careful Men—Dependable Service. Reano; ore. Wibnington. Philadeiphin. mable Rates w. _Phone Mal ~Nora 10s | HOVING=—CRATING—STORING ~ mmlz u%} Ag-b"rilflm BER 7. 1142 1Rth st. Local & Long Distance Movinz Weekly trips to 1387 Newark Jerses. New Yok 3tioml\flc’vmg G%h";]e | I’adnng——c 143442 U St. N, KRIEG! PACKING 616 Eye St N.W. COLEAS, DRY STURAGE POR FURNITURR cheerfully gives. Con: (=] LARGEST FAMILY MOVERS. LOCAL AND LONG DIST CRATE AND PACK BY EX 1313 YOU STYREET Estimats XPRESS’ SHIPPING CHLER'S, 920 Pa. ave. 1282, EFR.A TROPOLITAN FIREPROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE € AND AUTOMOBILES _ TEL. CAREEY L ACHERE AN SEsERs FLORIDA AVE. N.E. POT. 683 Side hallw agent Two Five them Col. who Now open; for the season of 1924, Enlarged dining room, directly on. the beach. Every- thing new and modern. Good food and excellent service. (Gentiles Qniy) Links. Spaclous, verandas, X *1 lent, the hfl.Mu‘ I-lm-l ite The Lilswizle Gadash unhurt, of $10,000 Narcotics. hurl tenement, ay s fell, and other prisoners a_fifteen of earlier. in | Marland. State Bank, at Okla., and escaped with. $8,000 cash, The camera, man, not to lose any. ex-’ tra thrill, climbed, into a motor car.’ and followed the posse, cranking. his: camera vigorously. 5 No trace of the’ baadits had. been found: last night. raids -year-old Nutt described among the largest ever made. ing several f “cache” The raiders $10,000 worth of nareotics. Led by Col. L. federal narcotic were making their way toward thte some one threw a, bomb. G. bureau, cache,” -ontinued conducted were taken, boy the rail P Bandits. the. day, ———— BOMB NO BAR TO RAAID. Explosion Fails to Prevent Seizure NEW YORK, June 18.—Explosion of a bomb, agents to the ground, failed to re- pulse a raid on a ederal in an Bast seized utt, head of the ten agents through a when The leading but arose immediately advancing tonight Dbrought the total seizures to $200,000. among ds s EXTRA THRILL IN FILM. Indians in War Paint Join in Chage ARKANSAS CITY, Ark, June 18.— Indians in war paint staging a film scene on a location acrose the Okla- hpma state line from here vesterday joined a posse searching for- bandits robbed: the Mariand, Miss. Rockefeller Going. Abroad: * NEW YORK. June. I8:—Miss Abbey Rockefeller, who, has heen. the center of an investigation since she receives a_suspended, sentence, for speeding. although she was a sécond: offende i reported, to. have baoked passa. on the Aqutania, sailing for Iurope. today. Cunard m afficials refu, or- deny the ed. passage. se. to repoit