Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1924, Page 41

AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. LRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE MODER: 2RTORY "DRICK STORE_DWELLIN BEING PREMISES AVENUE NORTHW . By virtue of a_cer of trust, being intrument 0. “recorded December 1 1023, among the lad records of the Dixtri 9f Columbia, and at the requeat of the party . the undersigned trustees will "Il at public auction, in front of the prem ies. oo THURSDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF ULY, A.D. 1924, AT THREE P.).. the fol- lowing.dewcribed 1and and premisex, sitnate in the District of Columbia, and designated ax and being lot 72, in Diller ¥. Groff's subdivi: ion_of lots in block 3, “Hrighiwood Park,” as per plat recorded in Liber County 17. at Tollo 50, of the records of the office of the urvesor of the District of Columbia, aid block 3 now known as wquare 3001, also sub- dect to bullling line restriction. Sold subject to & firxi decd of trast %. and'a xecond trust for §1.700, fur- tfcularx of which will be announced of saie: the purchase price sbove xaid TTustx to be paid fn cash. A deposit of $200 required. ¢ ., ‘recording and _reve- Tue Atumps &0 purchacers cost. Terms fo e complied with within thirly days, other- Wise deponit ted_and the property may Dbe advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. RALPH COHEN. SAMUEL GREENSPAN, Trustees. . ATCTIONEERS. 5a ABLE IMPROVED REAL ERTATE. REING PREMISES NO. 1744 P STREET NORTHWEKT. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 1205, follo 195 et seq.. of the land records of (he District of Colum: bia. and at the request of the parts secured Theredy. the undersigned trostee will sell at public auction. in front of the premies. on MONDAY, THE_SEVENTH DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1924, AT FOUR.THIRTY O'CLOCK M., the following dexcribed land and prem- dsex.'situate in the city of Washington, Dis- trici of Columbia, and designated as and being Tot forty-seven (47) In Richard McRae's sub: division of lots in square one hundred aud fifly-aaven (157). ax per plat reorded in Liber B, W.. follo 16, of the records of the the surveyor of the Dixtrict of together with the fmprovements, con sisting of four-story and basement kitchen brick dwelling. Terms of xale: One-th money to be paid in equal instaliments, payable Jears, with interext 8t xis per centum per annum, payable semi-annually. from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the prop. erty sold, or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A depouit of $300 will bs required A time of sale. ANl conveyancing. recording. Tevonue ‘stamps, eic. Bt coil of purchaser. Terms of ale to b compiied with within thirty dayn from day of sale. otherwise fhe frustee reserves the right to ressll the property at the risk and co-t of defaulting purchaser after five days’ advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, . C. AL NGS AND TRUST By WILLIAM DI. HOOVER, President. Attest: (Seal.) E. PERCIVAL WILSON, Je24-d&ds.exSu s Valuable Judgments and Accounts Due GOLDEN & CO., Bankrupt, Will Be Sold at Auction Tnder and by virtue of an ord the matter of Golden & rupter No. District of in_hankrupte SEVENTH THIRTY Ralph . unde therein will DAY OF JUNE OCLOCK. AM Oninter. rel Room 706, Wikin< building northwest, Washington. D. C.. sell at pablic auction certain &ccounts, judgments. notes nd claime owing fo the said Golden & Company, bankrupt Terms 'of sale: Ca A list of said_accounis, ofc.. may be ex- amined at the office of the referee or of the undersigned trustee, 212217 Colorado build ing. or at the ofce of W_J. Dow. Esq.. at- torney for the trustee. 226 Colorado building. JOSEPS A. BURKART. n_Bankruptcy. OCTH SALE OF VALUARLE TWO. STORY _BRICK ~DWELLING PREMISES NUMBER 20 18th STREET SOUTHEAST. Ry virtne of a certain deed of trust, being instrument No. 131, recorded May 9. 1924, among the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party mecured thereby, the nndersigned trustees will well, at public ines. on 'WEDNESDAY, THE OF JULY, A.D. 1924,'AT FOUR P following-described land and premises, situate in the District of Columbia, and designated 23 and being lot 65 in B. B. Behrend's subdi. vision of lots in square 1110, as per plat re- corded in the office of the survevor of the District of Columbia in Liber 66, at folio 37. Terms: Sold_subfect to & prior deed of t 50.00, further particulars of which wi be announced &t time of sale: the purrhase price above aid trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of $200.00 required. Conveyancing, Tecording and revenue stamps at purchaser’ cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. HERRERT T. SHANNON, MORTON J. LUCHS, Se21-d&ds.exSu T! THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTION USTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE RESI TR RTIAL PROPERTY. 1117 LAMONT STREET NORTHWEST. 12 ROOMS. 2 BATHS, DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE. LOT 40x110. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly re. corded in the land records of the District of Columbla on the 30th day of October, 1923, being instrument No. 289, and at the request of the party secured therehy, the undersizned trostees will sell at public auction. in front of - the premises, on AVEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF APRIL, A.D. 1824, AT HALF-PAST FOUR 0°CLOC M. the following-described land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia, and designated as and being lot five (5) and the east fiftsen (15) feet front on Lamont street br full denth of Tot &ix (8). in block thirteen (13). in Herman 1. Walbridge's subdivision of land now known as “Ingleside.” as per piat recorded in Liber TRUSTEES' | | | request af AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAVS. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. "'THOS. JOWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Trustses’ Sale of Valuable Eight-Story Office Build- ing, No. 635 F Street, NW,, Known as the Barrister Build- ing. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4037, follo 48 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colum: bia, and at the request of the hoider of of the notex wecured thereby, tlie un trustees will well at_public auction, of the premises, on TUESDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1024, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.. the following described land and “premises, wituate in the District of Co- iumbia, and designated as and being lot 42 in Anderson B. Lacey's combination of lots in_quare 455, ax per plat recorded in the officc of the surseyor of the District of Columbia in Liber 38 at folio 108. Terma: Sold sublert to 4 prior deed of trust for $80.000 and acerned interest, further par- ticulars of which will be announced at time of sale: the purchase price above sald trust o be pald one-third tn cash and balance n two equal installments in xix and {welre monthx. with interext at 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. A depasit of $3.000 required. Coneyancing, ‘recording and reve nue stamps &t purchaser’s cost. Terms fo be complied with within thirty days from date of wale. otherwiwe deposit forfeited and the Proper(y resald af risk and cost of defaulting Durchaser after five days' Rdvertisement of Such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D. C. ARTHUR G BISHOD 1413 Eye Street N FRED McKEE, Wilkios Building SALE STORY _BRICK DWELLING. CREMISES 310 ELM STREET NOKTH- virtue of & certain deed of trust. dated February 20, 1924, being insfrument No. 240, recorded Marel 18, 1924. among the lind rec- ords of the District of Columbia. and at the arty secured thereby, the undersigned frustees will sell at pibi In’ front_of the premises. on TUESI TY-FOURTH . 1024, AT FIVE seribed land and premises. sitoate in the Dis trict of Columbia and designated sx and be- ing lot 10 in Charies E. Bane’s subdirision of lots in block as per plat recorded in Liber Ceunty 9, fuilo 78, of ‘the records of the office of the survevor of the District of Columbia. = At the dafe hereof the above described land is dexiznated on the books of the assessor of the District of Columbia for_taxation purposes as lot 10 Sold subject to a prior deed of trust 00, further particulars of which will unced at time of sale; the purchiase price above sail trnet to be paid in cash. A Qeposit of $200 required. Converanc re- cording ‘and revenue stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty duys. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be adsertived and resold at the discretion of the trustees. CHAS. H.PL HENRY 0. . ATWoOD, Trustees. POSTPONET EVENTH, HOUR STEES, e13-a, 22 THE AROVE CXTIL FRIDAY, IT S 1821, AT THE SAME PLACE AND BY ORDEK OF THE Th exSu 18 ) VALUARLE 1 DWELLING ) NUMBER 184 PARK R NORTHW ST, virtu cmber 2 recorded D 922, records of the District of Columbia. the requext of the party secured there undersigned truxtees will sell at publ tlon, i front of the premixes. on M THE SEVENTH DAY OF JULY. A. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.)L, the follow! scribed land and premises. situste in the Dix: trict_ of Columbia, and 'dexignated and being lot 82 in Lewis E. Breuninger's sub- division of lots in block 17, Ingleside, as per plat recorded In the warveyor's office of the District of Columbia in Liber 34, at folio 125; subject (o covenants of record. Term: _Sold subject to & prior deed of trust for $6.500, further particulars of which will be announced at time of ale: the pur- chase price above sald frust to be paid in caxh. A deposit of $200 required. Conveyanc ink. recording and revenue stampx at pur- chaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit for: feited and the properts may be advertised nd resold at the discretion of the frustees. » 1A IRERT L. McKEEVER, EARL E. GOSS, Je25-d&ds,exSudhol THOS. J. OWEN & SO! ALUABLE TWO BRICK RESI DENCE SITUATE 0. 810 7th KTR| NORTHEAST, WASHINGTON, D. € By virtue of & certain deed of ' trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4627, folio 104 el wed.. of the iand records of the District of Colum Dia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at public Auction. in front of the premisex, on SONDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF JULY. A. D, 192i. at FIVE-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the following described fand and premises, rituate in the District off Columbia, and des. Tenated ax and being part of ot numbered twenty (20) 'in square numbered eight hundred and fifty-eight (838), contained within the following metes and bounds: Beginning for the xame on the line of 7th street eaxt at the southeart corner of said lot, and running thence niorth along said street 17 feet: thei e west 110 feat: thence south 17 feet. and thence “axt 110 feet to the beginning. : Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase mones fo be paid in caxh, balance in {wo qual inxtaliments, payable’in one and two Jears, with interext 8t seven per centum per Annum. payable semi-annually, from day of Rale, sectred by deed of trust ‘upon the prop erty sold. or all cash. at the Purchaxer. A depoxit of 2t time of sale. Al Fevenne 38 oewspaper published in Washington RESORTS. MARYLAND. RESORTS. ORKNEY SPRIVGS, VA. ATLANTICCITY <nd fill our lungs with that good old ozone. Let’s take 2 bath in the «briny”—then we’ll ride in state on the Board- walk in a “roller chair-built for 4wo.” And don't let’s forget the Golf, it’s great!—and the evenings with their Theatres and Dancing and Music, etc., the attractions on the Piers, and Sailing and everything. THE LEADING HOUSES consist of the fnest each offering its own individual features but for which Atlantic City is famous. A wire, following will secure booklet, rates, reservatios a -Galen Hall 2 -Rotel Bothwell o -Seaside Neuse a -Chalionts-Haddon Hall|se-Hotel Traymere |se- 20-Mariborough. -Carllon a -Hetel Strand ac-Hotel Knickerbeaker a-American Plan . a -Netel St. Charles|s Railroad and’ full an be e Toeal Ty Reached in four: - and and onehalt hours from ‘ashingtan via Penna R or via Baltor & Onio 1 R Comtort ahie and convenene Service, “wit " through Pullniwns ¥ time tables information red from Agents JULY 4th SPECIAL| 5 1 Thur, Sat. sl 5 <Fri. Sun. Fri. Sat. $12.50 "t $12.50 ALBEMARLE Virginia Ave., near Reach and Steel Dier You will find food. service and comfort: - ideal motorist ing privileges. ate baths tor; w all ants; ALL ROOMS. interior improvements. Writ rates and folder. $1 and up daily. Special ekly. GARLE & DEVITT, RICHMOND Kentucky Avenue and Hoardwalk A1TLANTIC CITY. N. J. Capacity 200. Attractive and homelike. Eleva. tor service, Electric lights _ Open year. OM RUNNING WATER IN EVERY RO All outside rooms, ovarlooking ocean. Excelient cuisine. Private baths. Rates $400 up daily. Free ocean bathing. Write for reservations. Owned and managed by MR. and MRS. WILLIAM WOOLHOUSE, formerly Superintendents of Wykagyl and Greenwich Country Clube Kehitucay dve. noar boact nest mast popular rate chestra. dancng, elev.tor. Private RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOM Write for bkit & amto map. Phones 101s & £70¢ BATHING FRUM HOTEL Vomerah - 5 resort hotels in the world, the same hospi provie sier o phone call o any of the 1 -Hotol Morlen a -The Nolmhurst |se-Th -The Breakers tel Bonnis Notel Brightes e-European Plan se-Beth Plans PINE TREE INN Ruaniog water. St. James Pl nr. Beach Bathing. Amer. plan $3.30 up diy. e Virginia ave. nel Mortimer y,i5"" Aot S Amie wkly. Bathing prive. C. V. ar water Mortimer, Spe. Wkiy. £330 up duily. Spee o CHESTER [INN Yev York Ave. near Be plan.__ All_convenience ach. Mr. D. K American noer. PHILLIPS HOUSE Massachusetts Ave V[;STM]}I{STER NORMANDIE Beuch; Open Hot and 0 Near Beach Kentucky levator; al cold woe Open nd’ Prop. AUSTINE (75 Close 1o Amusements. with private bath. sod St all Runniog_ water churcies in ail 1. 40> -, 1at American “James Tl e, and ». nouse 5 plan. | Running water throughout. Ocesn view. Koo SARAH H. FULLOM SWANN'S HOTEL, PINEY PGINT, MD— Open June 1 to October 1. ablishied 1888 State rosd to hotel. Hpecial attention given fishing parties, ' Geod home table. Write or phoge Great M 3 = B, "SWANN. Prop. _20° PINEY POINT HOTEL OPENS FOR THE nesson June 20; salt water bathing, Sshing. etc.: on the new state road. For terms and reservations, address Warren Tolson, Tolson Post_Office, 'Md. _Tel. Great Mils 9-F-3. Hotel Braddock Cuivoe nsexcelled. tennie. awimming dancing, etc. - Sunday and holidey Chicken Dinner, ;{n. Tiooklets. rates. M. J. CR . Mer. THE BL For dexcriptive booklet aud nd_boarding housex write A Western Maryland Ry., Baltimore, Md. 0R§NEY SPRINGS HOTELS ashington's Big Moustain Resert 2300 Teel clevation, & moriners chmats o4 enjos the best of foods for what it ‘costs ou ai home Rooklet. K. L. Cockrell, Pres., Orkney Springs. Va HARPERS FERRY, W. VA. HILL TOP HOUSE HARPERS FEBRY, W. VA. Over thirtyone years under same manage- ment, with the same reputation. On’account of Bunday crowds, when coaves- tent, please phoss for Sunday dissers. . Home-grown uext. _ Miss Coblen ew Inn and Cottages ant din'ng room: moderate ' HAMMOND & OBERLANDER. SAPUAKE BEACH, MD. HIGHE VIEW HOTEL. Coolest place ou beach, Open. Phone Prince Frederick, 38-F- F. 4. NOLTE, Propriet: 19 KEEHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. HOTEL HENLOPEN g Bates. Special rates familles. map. Py Clea: OCEAN_CITY, MD. OCEAN CITY, MD. Finest and safest bathing beach on Atlantic | S _— Rentucky ave pear Beacs, | THE GABLE! Rathing trom “betel! coast; ocean on one side, bay on other; cool; fishing, boating sod_danciug. Ocean City Golf Course. New Nine-Hole Course. oo MW Teh Hotm Sttovhal. . The Hastings Hotel §7 270t and private batbs. Mox CHAS_LUDLAY N BREAKERS l"llH and cold water. vate baths. Golf. l‘hc}r . Boardwark. Rebuilt. Pri- Hot Terms _reasonable. i [ and cold ronning water. Bathing free. Hotel & Cottages. ®cean fron rill, Tearoom. Golf. ¢ COLONIAL HOTEL Boardwalk: strictly modern. Special rates to July 15, Jooklet. Ownership msnagement. The Del-Mar 23 =™ Homelike. Ra'es reaso CAR rop. Tiathil an Tront. T All conveniences. Bath Running water 1 Home cooking Hot water. Reasonable. New manuge- M. CHANDLER, Prop. Tel. 45 THE SEASIDE American plan: runsins wate A Tt e T S T T T KAYE COTTAGE Boardwalk; excellent table: bathing Mra. M KAYE. and cold on Boach. Running | b Michigan Ave. Kaptam ... rivto baths. | Esosllant ta- ble, American plan. §1° . M. MAGUIRE. Tens DELAWAR! CITY HOTEL 24 from Beach. Europ. plan, $1.50 day up. Tun'g water. priv. baths. Phone Ma OCEAN FRONT. L._MASSEY & 80N, Running _water in THE BELMONT Reig_vater_ delishtful rooma. _Rates “HOTEL Cool, BRETTON HALL Iy_Kosler: bathing privile: Avenue. FRIED, == = 114 So. Kentueky | Running water ; private bath: Hungarian cujxine : s'riet- Prop. t Ocean Ave. Summer ASBURY PARK. N. J. R G WATER IN Suites with bath. Cool porches. Kievator. BATHING FROM HOTEL Music, dancing. Cap., 300. BKit. Fry & Hockenbury. Thie Amevican Plan Fatel ig never more S ! exclusive Traymore section. Bathing vrivi ewes. ToLel y, _—" rnmtevtahle than Anving the Snemer Rrirk Garee. Waer s Zezbyy Visit the most luxuriously appointed American O wnership mansgement JORN J MURPHY ATLANTIC CITY.N.J. l ~mthe an sreemmt of ite excaptional loes- BISCAYNE Plan_hosteiry of its in_At antie Ci In Far HOTEL DE VILLE "-5';,.."‘:‘ Asbur Park NEW JERSEY The Resort City Beautifal ITES YOU TO Where Seashore and Country Meet Every Sport aod Reersa- tion and No Mosquitoes Fine Nolels For information, write ASBURY RF BITHL ASSITIATION 117 Boardwalk, Asbury Park. N.J. or Municipal Information Bureas | BEACH HAVEN, N. 3. THE ATLANTIC &>~ Music. Dancing. __C. W. PURNELL. Prop._ WASSACHUSETTS "COME TO CAPE COD Terrace Gables Overlooking the Ocean Falmouth Heights, Mass. Good Eats NG BLUE RIDGE beat of food, carefully prepared and served: the place 1o lowe that worn-out feellng: write for ratex Mr HELEN D. NEIMEL, Bu Vista Springs. Frankiin_Co.. 1’ DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. The Mount: Delaware Water Gap. Pa. capacity 500, «very appoin ment: American plan: also grill for fourists: excelient caisine: high. cod location. mag nificent scenery. new 1%-hole golf course now open o onr guests tennix, saddle horses, Water sports, daily concerts and dances Write for booklel, auto maps and special 192 rates for season, families and fonrists JOHN_PUKDY COPE FE IGH e R REENLEIGH P, Wair (g o ¥olf course a1 door. oot garden. ROBERT FOLE KI[TTA Leading hotel. The summer resort that fs different, because it combines mountain and sea i refined. “comfortable surroundings: | T. 8. LOV . 3 THE LOCKWOOD PP o T Get sway 10 Canada—somethiny 156 DaFPe-recting. pine somted, Sieep. Delightful Sail to Historic MOUNT VERNON All-the-Way-by-Water-Route Steamer Chas. Macalester Salling 10 a.m.. 2:30 p.m. Round trip, 83e. Admission to Grounds, 25c. Total. 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Visiting Pansma Canal, Los Angeles, 18 days Tapen and China, Java, option 18 days in India: ; Jerumlem, Atheas, Europe, etc. Stop overs in Europe with both cruises. 21« Mediterranean cwlu,l-u-fi | pecially chartered new Cunarder “Laconia , including drives STEAMSHIP Y G e Via Beston and New York Line and Cape Ccd Canal Leave Pier 19. N. B, (ft. Warren , ‘. Da. 'fl‘;-, Telephone B ’y 'I“. = Connecting with our steamers at Boston for Portland, $39.63 | ssssEsREssNd EDUCATIONAL. "SWAVELY SCHOOL 4101 Connecticut Avenue ANNOUNCES Summer School Courses in the lowing Collexe Preparatory Subjects: English, History, lan. guages, Seience and Mathematios, beginming June 23. Small Classes or Individual Instruction Phone—Cleveland 120 " MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. | PIANO, SAXOPHONE, BANJO Popular Music in 20 lessons it you buy instrumeats here. booklet. ~ Cliristensen School. Main 1278, Fany_terms. 'BANKRUPTCY NOTICES ¥ tiapkrupres of Col'wibir, Holdinz Court.—1n the matter of A | bankrupt.—In Hankruptes Yo, creditors of Alexinder Farhowl of Washington, District of Columbia: * 7% hereby given that on tie 19th duy of J o A. D. 1024, the said Alesander Farhood was wily adfudicated wnkropt, uud tua ] ceting of hix creditors wil be leld e in the Wilkins build | northwest, Washineton. . ( of July. A. D. 1624, at which time Ve seul prove their claims. sppoiat & trustee the rupt and ir Vs o a< mar properly come hefore RALPH D, QUINTER. Lv LABOR HELD BIGGEST PROBLEM OF MINING Difficulty of Controlling Workmen Emphasized at Coal Industry Safety Session. trict Associated Press. LOUIS, June employes rapidly greatest problem —The control of becoming the of the mining industry, Ralph D. Brown of Harris- burg, Il an operator. told the mid- west coal mining safety conference. which opened here today to continuc tomorrow. “The minipg industry has been ac- cused by the public of being the poorest managed and regulated of all great industries.” Brown said. “This criticism 1s partially warranted, due to the intricate nature of the problems peculiar to the industry, but often such criticism is not based on ac- curate knowledge of the facts.' He pointed to the problems of con- trol and handling of labor as due to the fact that the orzanizatiohs have grown more complicated. and that labor in general is dissatisfied. bring- ing_in human conditions to contend with in the prevention of accidents. Haulage Causes Accidents. Haulage is largely responsible for mine accidents, he said. “The three points of attack In eliminating such accidents lie in proper equipment. proper inspection and an efficient and honest management.” is coal The only resort on the Jersey coast that COMBINES perfect bathing. always good fish- Ing. with a_modern hotel and gives sure relief trom Hay Fever besides. Five ten- shore cenditions with unique surround. inge. The sandy beach and temperate WILLIAM H. A CLAUD LIVINGSTON Rockhnd, 4 ar- & e xSudhol Trustees. S. S “FORT ST. GEORGE” N.B., Yi Send for Special Tourx Booklet. “Inspection of hauling equipment prior to each day's work in the case of one particular coal company saved County Nine (8), folio sixts-eight (68), of the records of the office of the surveyor of the Distriet of Columbia. Bangor, St. Jobn, Formerly Hotel Chetwood, Pacific and Tilineis mouth, N. 5. erms: Sold subject to a prior deed of "trust for $0.000, further particuiars of Which will be L aatend 4t time 'of sale. the purchase price hove haid trust to be paid $5.000 in cash, bal- T e eprracnted. by promissory motes Bevabie in insialimentaeot $175 per month ana DT ana by wecend deed of trust. Notes to et Taterest at the rate of 612% per aonum. B hepostt of 3300 Teduired Conveyancing. re- A ioe and reveauc stampa st purchasers CordIng et be compled with within thirty o0 anga: otherwise deposit forfelted and the Eroperty aty b agerlied and renid st the orretion of the frustees. e JOHN F. MAURY. 37" Curris” WaLkER, ap12-84ds,exSu Trustees. £ HIGHEST RIDDER AT THE abore sale having failed to comply with the ferms of sale. the said properts will be resold upon the mame terms and conditions, AT THE BAME HOUR AND PLACE_ON THUKSDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF MAY. 1924 RY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. 2p25-d&ds,exSu A THE PURCHA: @escribed properts having o with the t: of sale. said properts will be Tesold for cash, on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY- FEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1924, AT THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE. '$1,000 deposit re- acceptance of bid. quired upoR ACRDER OF THE TRUSTEES. Je21-d4ds.exSu ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Attorney’s Sale of Valuable Res- tanrant Furniture and Equip- ment, Dancing Floor, Cash Register, Upright Piano, etc., Contained in the “Royal Res- taurant,” 9th and Penna Ave. N.W. (Second Floor). BY PUBLIC AUCTION Within the Premises MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1924 Commencing 10 A.M. Tables, 145 K. W. Chairs Coffee Urns, Steam Table, U armer, Gresse Trap. Large “Fclipse iy Hetrigerators. Kxhaust Fan, Ceiling e ¥ans: Gas Raoge. Gas Farnace. Plate Glass Cigar Case, National Camh Kegis: Temte ancing Floor, Upright Piano. Table Foren " Crockery, Glassware, Plated Ware, Kineminum Trays, Kitchen Kequisites, Grease A ifce Denk apd Chairs, Iron Sufe, Type- b CGarpets, Draperies, Brass Hailing, Traceric Sigas, Checkroom with Mirrors. et e above will first be offered as an ea: Cirere and if & satisfactory bid in not received it be immediately sold in detail. Terms: CAs), o A. O'BHEA, Attornes. $025,28.27.28 th at. OWEN & 80N. AUCTIONEERS. Sale of Valuable Three-Story Brick and g:mo Store and Dwelling, taining Eight ! Rooms and Also Two- ' Story Brick S No. 410 P Street Northwest. vested in un by the heirs of otk A olidge. deceasd. we Will sell st B e iy T ENTY RIBHTH. DAY > % 1024 AT POUR O'CLOCK PM.. uare 511, with fromi of 135 feet, with 10-foot side ey A_deposit of e aired. ot time of ‘suie: Wl e e ol sale e b5 ER OF THE ABOVE led to comply Battery Htand and ipse’” and 43 of be at_esst | square “THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. USTEES' SALE_OF VALUARLE SEMI- TR ACHED . THREESTORY =~ BRICK DWELLING, BEING NO. 8555 11th 8T. N.W Ry virtue of 8 certain deed of trust, being fnstroment No. 278, recorded June 13, 1923. mong the land records of the Distgict of Columbia, and at the request of--ihe party socured thereby, the undersigned trustees wiil %eil at public agetion, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF JULY. A.D. . AT FOUR P.M. the Tollowing described and and premisex, situate in the District of Columbis and designated as and being lot 57 in Louis H. Myers and Vietor Anderson’s subdivision of lots in biock 45, “Toldmead Manor.” an per plat recorded in'Liber County 11. at folio 70, of the records of ihe office of the surveyor of the Dintrict of Colum! said block 45 now known as 2832, also wubject to covenants of record, Terma: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $6,000, further particulars of which will e announced at time of xale: the price abave trust ta be A deposit of £200 required. Fecording apd revenue stamps at purchiase coxt. Terms to be complied with within thirty dnys, otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop- erfy may be advertised and resold, at the dis- cretion of the trustees. HARVEY M. SAGER ALBERT H. GADDI Je25-dkds, ex8u Trustees. 2 ATBANTIC CITY. N. J. ST. CHARLES HOTEL “* Al Boardmalk's Farthermost Point at Sea” Que s _during fune enable one to live at the & o greate: cout chan living The sea sir and the meals at the St, Charles will fit you for any task. S tiate hirsy days o R T . | ERES A special governess enter- tains the children without ad. ditional cost. There is an advantage in making rummer reservations £7E. Grosscue, Menager Oceas and South Carsliaa Ave., near Stest Pler, \‘kr.fiflll %“"‘A‘l “'w’l ivate baths. (IMPROVED AT 4 CoBT oF uu,lnn._fll Booklet_and on Request. Ao 1 weekiy. THING YROM HOTEL STITZER, Deean and foath Carolina Ave.. near Ni RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS (IMPROVED AT 4 COYT OF $25.0%.00) American Man. $4 up da ial weekly. BATAING FRoN’ B Polde_und City Map on Request. BROOK STITZER. Mer. i first hotel from iNGBON 1olCh, overiooking ocean: cen tral; Sireproef; elevatar; private baths: hot and eold’ rusning water in all rooms; bathing from room in ‘city, on 6th 50 up 3 special weekly. M. A. LEY Aves., close to Beach: modern throughout: rinning water in all rooms: private baths: bathing from hotel; garage; booklet. OSCAR VAGO, propristor. nis cou Now open. Booklet. R. F. ENGLS. Mgr. CAPE MAY, N. J. HEALY'S OCEA ND OF KENTUCKY AVE Completely and beautifully renovated and refurnished with addition of dance fioor and mosie. Running water in all rooms; private bathe. $3.50 up daily, $18 and up weekly. ~JLVERSIDE South Carolina Ave. nmear the Beach. Roomx With Running Water American Plan, $5, $6 and $7 day. 13th Season. Excellent enisne. W. J. ERSKINE. Prop GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL v Ave. “near_ Nteel Vier. plan. WEEKLY RATE X Trains. INTER, Owner Rooklet $15 ™Rl falvted SHOREHAM Virginia ave. clcse to Beach and Steel Pler. Cap. 230. American plan, $3.50 up daily. Pri. ths, runh ng 7, elevator, electric- rahip_m 3 'BICKAR. "WASHINGTONIAN'S RENDEZVOUS BELVEDERE South Carolina Ave. near Beach. to all amusements. Privaie baths. an P ds lv AeWILTS An 1 1l-year moderste-) ricea jamily hitel. ia Avenue juet off Bosrawsik. ter. Privateb. ths Elev: Jobn C. Gossler, B B Aaetan Pan DGEWATER South Carolina Ave. near Beach o, A, B ning waier ip-all rooms, Amer. & D._plan GEQ. A. CASTEEN. "COURTESY—CLEANLINESS—HOBPITALITY BRINSLEY Pacific av., near Ky.: running water. bathing privilege; $1.30 up dsily. J. B. SHERIDAN. New Clarion Kent \venue, just oft E: Kool Aimon. Srencstra - Berine privile s ?'xt vear. 8. K. Pawresr— Vir- kunnirg r. American Plan. Hotel LAFAYETTE ON THE COOL BEACH FRONT CAPE MAY, N. J. Begs to announce a 30 per cent reduction In rates until August Ist Hotel Windsor Capacity, 300. Hot ane in_ every ‘room. Private Ownership_direction. On the Tei COLONIAL 0p tve Be water. Private baths. rates until July Special Elevator. Ronning water. On_the CAPE MAY. N. J. cold running water Hievator. Beach baths. Front, R. HALP! ach front. tor. Amer. . Elerato Running ial July rates. B CuU Rook- HEECOLAMB Mlmnfl.fll\hfll.g!fll‘n.;::. e unegcalled ; elevator. !_,é OCEAN _CITY, N. J. The LINCOLN OCEAN CITY, American plai with running water. Private baths. N.J. n. Capecity 30. Al outside rooms ‘alectricity and telephones. ol meals and service. Absolutecleaniiness. New elevator tastreet level SPECIAL WERKLY RATES FOR JUNE Colonel Ges. W. Thompson. Mgr. Elevator. Reduced June rates. A. E. BAKER, HALCYON 1116 Wesley Avenue, Booklet. M HALL Near Beach . F. MAXWELL BREAKERS %, Farigss: merican pian. rages. Eletator. Tennix courts. K. A. YOU Bath houses. Mgr. MAYBERRY Binand Wesiey Ave. Special June rates. 8. E. MAYBERRY. water of the Lake of the Esgles afford spiendid bathing 2,200 feet ‘above ses vel One of the finest 18-hole golf courses in America. | For booklet and rates, writs THE LAKESIDE John S. Kirk & Son THE CRESTMONT INN Willism Woods. 3 THE RAYMOND C. List, Ma: 5 THE FOREST . Yeager, Manager PA. B W. G. TOWERS, The Mt. Vernon ¥ &, T0VEss, Bearsirully sitoated: Momeliig Ttis. ua excelled. Kunning water in rooms. Booklet. CROUT’S HOTEL .= Under perwnal gupervision of Mr.and Mn Jason E. Crout. Write for rates d_cireular. ire Comfortable, modern. The Bon Aire {ontie s "Some: wide porches, good meals: hotel service. Mea to_transients. Booklet. Mrs. B. F. DIEHL. * Grand View Hotel Tepizit Large,_clean_rooms. beautiful lawns, ideai waiks. Write to J. C. WEAVER. i VIRGINJA. o June, beautiful menth in ‘the moustains.” Coms by rail or motor down_the “Great ‘Shen- andoad Valley”—leave the Pike at Mt. Jack- son. Va.—I0 miles west to BRYCE'S HILLSIDE COTTAGES (Near Orkney Springs) P. 0., Macanie, Va. Cottages #ith incloned -aleeping porcbes. “‘roof garden rooms.” bungalows, camping grounds. Mineral baths, playgrounds. garages: ‘'beauti- fol mountain scepery: ‘‘the cvantrs's best things to ea perior table, home cooking, white service.” Rates. $10, $12.50 and $13 g ek | Bootlet. Open 15, Mr. and WILLIAM B. BRYCE. Owners. FURNESS BERMUDA LINE 34 Whitehall 8t.N.Y., or any Tourist Agt. Canydianieies 5_cruises via Palatial twin-screw S. S. “FORT HAMILTON" Sailing from New York July 3-19 Aug. 2-16-30 DRRaz® and " Twe” Dass at Guebee, ificent scenery, smooth wates eather. Orchestra for Danciog. Round trip 12 days, $150 and up One Way to Quebec, 5 days, $80 and up For illustrated lteratwre address FURNESS BERMUDA LINE 24 Whiteball 8t., N. ¥. or any Teurist Agt. M CHURCH TRAVELLERS® CLUB. President: THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTER- BUR Chajrman: THE LORD SAYE AND SELE. PRICE INCLUDES "i4 DAYS' HOTELS AND_RAIL. £8 §s—14 days' BELGIAN SEA-COAST, Excursions Ypres. Bruges, ete. £12 12— LAKE OF LUCERNE, 14 days' Hotels and Excursions Rigl, Bur- genstock, etc. £13 134—LUGANO" for ITALIAN LAKES, ete, £17 M VENICE. AND 217 178—VEN D _ITALIAN LAK STRESA, A RDON BRIV IR, £19 10+—MALOJA ' PALACE Hon. Sec.. Col. Ferguson, C. 3, Albany Courtyard, Ple “NORTH HILL” A coloninl resort near Blnemont on Sheman- doah River: valles. mountain and water scen- ery: shaded lawos drives. fahing. boating. swimming: new bathe and sewerage: no chil. dren. invalidseor tuberculars takes. Room with board. $15 and $1§ per week. Booklet. Maurice ¥. Castleman, Berryville. Va. 29 ILDWOOD, N. J. COLONIAL BEACH. VA. BREAKERS i oy o ONLY BEACH HOTEL. All_rooms hot and eold Priv. bath. bathing priv. Free K. SINNAMON. Owser. MONROE HOUSE TASKER LOWE, Prep. OPEN FOR S8EASON. EDGETON ¢ beach. Al Music. Dancisg. Wonderful meal G. K. SINNAMON. Prop. weekly. jock from depot_and taide _rooms. $17.50 vp ARLINGTON Near beach; eapacity 200; rus. water; private baths; goif privileges; mod. rates. ‘BRit. Tennessee ave.. near Beach. Amer. plan. Surf bathing privileges. E. H. TYSON, Proprietor, 7% TRAYMORE “ti7° Worlds Greatest Hotel Success WILLOW GROVE = 3¢, Geomi Ave Europeat & la carte, Italienne. Rusaing water = Out- side rooms. Owne:r #hip management. TABOR INN Leean sanecticat Av. fooms. Rum DORSEY %5 510" water. bathing priv. Own. mgt. Priv. baths. Orchestra. Spec. July rates p wkiy. Dancing. E. WHITE: Vree ELL. RIVER § PRING, WD, River Springs On the Potdma bathing, Sebing vegetabies from Tions for, the. Fourth. Open tennis. “da: own farm. Aul scean front. Links. Spacions verandas. the bathing ussv: font. ing_ussurpassed. end Tt b management. P. & A M. McGUIGAN 32z ok ‘s, o wAE B IV R BETTERTON, Jone 14. neing, sea Salt-water food, ake reserva- to ‘map. Cuisine is . For rates Cottage, Virginia Beach. ND. BLACKISTON'S SONS. rnz‘v 110 IDLEWHYLE COTTAGE—Direct -~ Very mear Country Club llull, D. fa £ exeel- write Vs, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. Anne Hotel Virginia Beach, Virgimia 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 Only) ly active volcano. ‘Thrill to the tropical charm and beauty of these fascinating islands, fanned by cool trade winds all summer. S?il via the “Great Circle Route of Particular attention given to care ani tnn-pnruuon‘ of automobiles. MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE. HALF PRICE_ON_MOVING TO OR_FROM New Jerses, New Yok 3nd Boston. TRANS- EOUT MOVERS. 8.1t st Newark, MOVING AND HAULING —PROM] fce. reasonable rates. ASCOT Ascot pl. n.e. Belsle & Bon. ¥or Your Hauling, The Centecticut Estimates Glven. TTSERV. P Fotomac 2307. E - Mnion 4 Storage OCmpany i (= o 709-711 Florida Ave. N.W. nora 1¢s Stering im Separate Rouvms $1 MONTH AND UP Careful Men—Dependab.e Servies. leasonable Rates MOVING-—CRATING—STORING FEDEBAL STORAGE AXD TREIOHT GERY- 1142 18th st. n.w. Phone Main 1387. Long Distance Moving Weekly trips to Newark. Jersey City. ew York, Raltimore. Wilmington. PRiladeiphis N e Wi STORAGF-MOVING-CRATING 41520 10th W, W. Ma's 8129 Fri. 249 . o9l Gapital g Chg, MOVIN Sunshine” on Giant Liners. ml Los Angeles Steamship Co. 517 S. Spring St.,, Los Angeles, Calif. 280 Broadway, New York City. CLEAN. DRY STORAGE FOR FURNITO e84 pisnos. Estimtes cheertully give venient location. WESCHLER'S, m.w._Phone Main 1282, LOCAL AND CRATE AND PACK 313 Y more in decreased maintenance alon than the labor cost of inspection, Brown declared. He advocated intelligent planning, skillful, rigid and diplomatic enforc ment of rules, educational and pmy chological study of human nature of employes with the idea of meeting their needs as well as the choice of employes fitted for their work. SEE RELIGION BRINGING REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA Anti-Communist Leaders Declare Farmers Will Rise Against Ruling Powers. By Cable to The Star and_Chicago Daily News. Copyright. 1924 VIENNA, June 25.—Maxim Gorky escaped from Russia with part of his wealth by pretending to sympathize with the communists. As Leon Trot- sky says, “with honeyed phrases about Lenin, Gorky fooled us and ob- tained sick leave, but once across the frontier he dropped his mask. Gorky sail: “Bolshevist leaders, re- member my words, the day will come when the Russian peasant will rise against your terror and without pity will remove your heads.” Other exiled anti-Communist Ru sian leaders ajso say the time will come when the Russian farmer will return to religion and. from deep- rooted religious faith, obtain inspira- tion for a revolution against the Com- munists who have tried to uproot all traditions and ideals. ‘The soviets are attempting to unite European farmers in a section of the third international, now meeting at Moscow with delegates from many statcs, but these delegates usually | represent only themselves. However, the movement has found some followers in Rumania _through dissatisfied Besgarabians, in Bulgaria through Stamboulisky's followers and in Jugo- slayia through Croats. Generally, European peasants ure conservative and anti-Communist. TWO AGENTS INDICTED. Held by Grand Jury Hearing Pay Roll Robbery. _GAINESVILLE, Fla., June 25.—L. E. Nott, claim agent, and L. O Webb, special agent of the Atlantic Coast Line, were indicted by an Alachua grand jury in session here, on charges of robbery, larceny and conspiracy in connection wiht the High Springs pay roll robbery on June 15, in which the mid-monthly pay roll of the Atlantic Coast Line shop men was taken by a lone bandit from the office at High Spripgs. The amount was $16,665. The men have not yet been arrested. Detectives working on the case said the arrests probably would be made - oday. Johin McDonald of Tampa, arrested 2z & peincipal {n the hold-up, is ex. pected to £o en trial July 1. Nott and Webb i1l be tried at the same time it apprehended, it was said.