Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1924, Page 49

AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTIUN SALES. FUTURE DAYS, CHLER, AUCTLC Vlhuble Business and dence Property, Three-story | Brick Building No, 1000 “O” | Street N.W. (Cor. 10th and| 0), Containing Two Stoles," 10 Rooms and Bath, and Four-story Brick Dwelhng No. 1330 10th Street N.W.,| By Auction. By Virtie of nuthority vested in the under sigied 1 will offer for tale by public aintion | in front spective prem wes POk Y S N MENCING AT 5 0°CLOCK P.M., p ow i 238, erms: On No, 1000 0, cash over trust 130 101 LI caah over st balaice monthls payments. Deposit of $300 purel requiced ot sale. | Terma t Ved with 1n 40 dasx from day of Thernise Fiaht 1s reserved o resetl e pro €rty At the risk wnd eost of th Purchaser after 5 davs’ Fesale ington defaniting TR exSn TADAM A. WESCHLER. AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Business Property Known As 1128 7th Street N.W. By virtue of a cortam deed of trust duly recorded on the' 110h day of Gctober: 1 o 3 af the land record e and W the reques of the purts dorsii trustoes Wil N T the pre i DAY or'Tekd T, CLOCK PO the foihwinz andand Premiges. situnte in he Distriet of Columbin and designated ax and \f Tumbered 1w teonine (%) i i viaion of ot : I TH at i on FRIDAY, AT In_ squnre Liber N. K. at i surveor for hundred (100) fe thenea north eighteen (135) one hundred (100) feet to g 11 a pohi frat the ‘roint cust ot Tezin Terms: Sold <ubj any. and two overdue in‘erest and tuxes, prior devds af trost agge mately $18.500. pa Aunounced it fh price above said Convesancing, rec at purchas e "require male to Le from day of sale ®erve the right o resell the risk and cost of the defanitin ants of recor s of truse and £ anv twn me of sale trusts 1o purchinse e puid in cash L cost ot S1000 will A Ao ed with sa10 THOS 3 TRUSTEES! DENTIAL STREET RATIS, 10%110) 13 virtue of & certain deed of frust enrdad in fhe land records of the Dis Columbis on thie 20th dav of Octaber being instriment No. 289, and at the of the party secured the t trustees will seil at public wue € the premiwes. on WEDNESDAY NTY-THIRD TAY OF APRIL, A1 AT HALF-PAST FOUR OCLOCK P.M Following-descrived land and sty in the District of Columbia, and a 2nd being lot five ( 4 the cast fifteen (15) feot front on Lamont street by full donpth Tot six (6 (13). in Hor D. Walbrider OWEN & SON, AUCTIONE SALE 0 PROFERTY NORTHW EST VCRLE 12" RODMS. BRICK GARAGE a prior deed of trust € which will he uschase unce to be payuble presented by prom n instaliments of $17 seiured ecend deed of Bear inferest 1 the rate of A Aeposit of 300 required cording and revenus stamps Terms to be compi V duys, otberwise d wrts muy te ade Tetion of the fr trnst. Nates L0 per u At purchuter’s 1 'Wwith within thirry it forteited und the ~ed and resold at the F. MAURY. CURTIS” WALK 3 ap12 adds,exsu g2 THE HIGHEST BIDDER above sale Lasing failed to comply torms of ~aie. the said properts w \poit the same terms and con. SAME HOUR AND PLACE. ON THE FIRST DAY OF MAY. 1 1Y ORDER OF THE T ap25-d&ds,exSu 24 THE PURCHASER hed property laving failed fo the terms of sale. <aid prope resold for cash. on FRIDAY, Tk SEVENTH DAY OF JU 1924, BAME HOUR AND PLACE quired upon_acceptanie of BY ORDER OF THE TR e21-d&ds.exSu Valuable Judgments and Accounts Due GOLDEN & CO., Bankrupt, Will Be Scld at Auction Tnder and by virtue of an order passed in the matter of Golden & ruptey No. 136%, in the Sup et of Columbi kruptey the AT TE with ione. AT THE THURSDAY OF THE ABOV de. THIRTY Jtalph D, Jtoom 708, hwest, suction certain and_claims _owing Company, bankrupt Terma of sale: Cash. Alint of sald_accounts, etc. may be ex mmined ai the office of the rofires ar of e Vndersigned trustee, Yuila ing, or At the office of W. J torney for the trustee, 238 Colorads hujlding. JOSEPH A, BURKART, 3021,23.24.25.26 in_Bankrup = AUCTIONE ruferon Building, ton, D. C., seil ccounts, Judgments. to the ~ said Golden in hankrapte 2 H & SALE BRICK PREMISES 310 ELM WEST. By virtue of & certain deed of trust. February 20, 1924, being inatrument No. 240, recorded March 18, 1924, among the a rec- ords of the District of Columhia. and at 1 request of the party secured thereby. the Tindersigned trustees will sell at public aue Tion. 1 front of the THE TWENT A.D. 1924, AT ll\ E Scrihed land and premises, Trict ot Columbin and_acaix 3ag lot 10 in Charles E. Ba lots in block 7, “le Droit Park."” yecorded in Liber County 9. fuli Tecords of the office of the sr Disti of Columbia. At the date The above described land is designa Ihe Dooks of the assessor of the Distr Colymbia. for taxation purposes a in square 808 14 subject to a prior deed of trust " further particulars of which will e announced at time of sale; the purchase rice above said trust to be paid in cash. A | Geposit "of $200 required. " Convesan Cording Wnd revemie stamps at pur or ™retma to be complied with within thirty Govs. otherwie depoxit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the iscretion of the lrn.lem L CH. H. FLAGG HENKY 0. ATWOOD. Jel3-0&ds,exSu Trustees. ¥ THE e RIDAY 1924, AT TE OF datod hereof. 1 {8 J. OWEN & SON, SALE OF VALUARL BEING A HOUSE ED 974 FLO iNT Ry virtue of & certuin deed of trust record 1n Liber No. 46750 at folio 252 of (h ords of the District of Columiin and Guextof the parties secured thersby. the eraigned will sell at_public anction, in_fro or e O ! Ejg Tiyino, 3 FOURTHIRTY The following described land and prem: situate in the District of ColumFia aud lot_ ‘numbered one hundred and two n square numbered three hundred au seven (5T ek deecribed In said deed of rust, upon the following Cerms: O efme of sale: Said property is subject to a_prior dced of frust securing an {ndebted: Sr'31°000" ‘a0 aald property will be wold et to said deed of trust indebteduess. ihe purchase price over and sbove 4 decd of trust one-third is to be paid in cash aud the balance in two equal installments, pay: in one and two years, with infer Tate of seven (7) ‘per centum per anoum, pa: *hie semi-annually, secured by second deed of trust Opon the property sold. or il cash, at the option of ‘the purchaser: Interest and faxes pald or adjusted to the date of sale. A ‘deposit of $200 will be required at_the fime of sale. Al conveyancing. recording, Tevenue stamps, efe.. at cost of purchase Nerms of sale to be complied with within Nhirty days from date of sale, otherwise de- posit_ will be forfeited and the property resold ot the Tisk and cost of the defaulting pu Chaser after five days' previous advertisement THOMAS J. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES ESTAT le front | | Five |ot ber montn and | recorded of such ressle In some newspaper published ‘ashington, D. C. & Wesisston, B 5. yRaxcw SAUL, 1412 Eye ot MeGLUE, ADAM A WESCHLER, AUCTIONEEX. instrument of the District of of the party secured th trustees will offer for d ut the request .the undersigned e by public auction on MONDAY, THE (H DAY OF JUNE, 192 FOUR PM. the following-described land premises. situate in the city of Wash- District of ( bia. to-wit: Parcel TH14 dencribed oo follows: Testaning for the sitie At fhe southeast rof Iot 45 in are 3319 and runniug thence northwesterly onx the eastern boundary line of said lot 43 Sure %19, 14431 feet, thence south 62.37 to K468 feot to the intersection of the line of a 1 public alley and westerly bon of west along the north line alley A1 fest to the place of he: a0 for the purpose of asess parcel 111714, all ay 0°CLOC iver and above said trust Iance in_monthly est At 7%, secured I d of trust upen IS 3 'sold, or ail L at 1he option of the purchaser. A di £ 0f 8300 required ‘of the purchuser ot the of sa Al conveyancing, recording e stamps aud notarial fees at the cost purchuser. Terms of sale to-be - com. phied with within days from dax of sale, otherwise t) eserve the Tight fo resell the prop sk and cost of the defaulting pu . after five days' a vertisement of sucl ¢ newspaper published i the_city « - 3 WILLIAM BRAY hind cash, the nents of $100 and inte of th, ALUABLE FRAME PREMISES BEING 5 NW., CHE NCH ROAD « 4 cortuin deed of trust being instroment ol A 1923, nmeng the rds of the District of Columbia, an auest of the party secured fhereby, the dersigned trusiees will sell at_punlie adetion u_frant of the premises, on FIIDAY. THE SINTEENTH DAY OF MAY, AD 1624, AT DCLOCK P the following de- serited land wad premises situate in the Dis- stuntia, and desisnuted ux and be ir (1) “in square nimbered and ninety six (19981, in ~ubdi f yartd of called tows™ Aateq 19, at the g lot nineteen Falton 1 o it s shown on said plat, alwo sub. ants. et to a prior deed of trust ler particulars of c n 1ot time of sale price wbove said frust to be A deposit of S200 required. Conves recording and revenue stamips at pur chuser's cast. Termse to Complied with Within thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the properts may he advertised and resold at the discretion of trustoen HARRY TS, CLARENCE F. WELCH Tristees. 1 line el e d&ds,exsu THY v, oND LACE 1T A& ABOVE THURNDAY. MY 1926 AT THE SAMPE RY ORDER OF SALE HOUR AND TRUSTEES. DEFATLT HAVING wurchaser of the o ropersy REEN MADE BY e descrihed properts will he sold on MONDA JUNES THE THIRTIETH, 1921, AT TH SAME HOUR AND PLACE, and on ‘the san terms and_conditions suid ADAM AL WESCALER, AUCTIONEER. Bankruptcy Sale of Entire Stock Fixtures, Lease, etc, of “King’s Drug Store” at No. 18 Carroll Ave., Takoma Park, Md. wirtue of an order of i District of Columbia, hold) ruptey Court in re Wm. I M. King, Bank- the undersigned trustee will by [vuerv.nu tion. within the a " @ Supreme Court Lottles, Soaps, T o and Tobacco, Handkerchiefs, ruits and Ssrups. ete.. fncluding Handsome Marble ] Fountain with Milk Pump and Carbonator. Vitrolite-Top Soda Tables, Chairs, Plate Glass Floor Cases. Case, 2 Cash Registors, ket Prescription i o'l Counters, Fatent ter” Article ars, . Candy. Dyex, Rubber tationers, Fountain also Vainable Fi K Aut Troemner' Aufomatic Wi Ties Fans, Mirrors, Wall Case The above stock, fixtures and lease of <will first e offered as an entirety. latisfactors bid ix not received will tiately sold in ueta. endor, Mixer, RY STEARMAN. phumiian Trustee. i Inc. Auctioneers 715 13th St. REGISTERED Large Sale of Household Goods of Every Description At Pubhc Auction At Sloan’s 715 13th St. Saturday, June 28th, 1924 At 10 AM. Also at 11 AM. 70 shares of Woodley Apartment Houxe Co. stoek by order of the American Security and Trust Co. And at 12 M. Yord Coupe by order of Marshal TERMS CASH. C. G. SLOAN & CO,, Inc., Aucts. . s, ¢ OF VALUARLE THREE. 10K RESIDE MISES NUMBER 467 FLORIDA AV) YRTHWEST. Iy virtie of & certuin deed of trust, dated February 14, 1924, being instrument No. 120, February 1924, among the land records of the District of Columbia, and st fie tequest of the par red thereby, the nndersigned trustees will sell, at public t_of the premises. on WEDNE! DAY OF JULY A.D. .. the following-described sitaate in the District of and designated as and being lot 39 in Thomas . Henxey, trustee’s subdivision of 1ot 18 in Biock 5 “Le Droit per plat in the office of the surveyor for the in Liber County 7. at said block 3 being now known for s of assessment and taxation as square Sold subject to a first deed of trust 10.00 and ‘a second deed of trust for further particulars of which will e of sale: the purchase - t to be paid in c A deposit of £200.00 required. Conveva recording and revenue stamps at pu Terms to be complied with within tiirty duys otherwise deposit forfeited and the properts may be advertised and resold at the uiscretivn of the trustees. JOSEPH ' H. STEWART, JOHN W. TAYLOR, Je21-d&ds exSu’ Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AU TIONEER. CHANCERY RALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON JRTH SIDE OF P STREET BETWEEN SCONSIN AVE. AND 33rd STREET W. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. passed in equity cause No. 39628, the undersigned trustees will offer for xale by _public auctjon. in_front or e’ premiscs, jon” TUESDAY. THE FIRST 1 JULY. AD. 192i. AT FIVE OELOCK p 3L Y Tollowing tescribed Tand and ‘premises. ‘situdte iu the District of Co- Tumbia, fo wit: Parts of lots 160 and 161 in Beatty and Hawking' addition to Georgetown, and beginning at the end of 195 feet ! inches measured west on the north side ol 3, now I street, from the intersection of the’ north line of sald street with the west line of High street, now Wisconsin avenu mnning_thence west on_said north li id P street 26 feet and 7 inches: Dortherly and between sald thence prallel with the bomndary line ots 10216 feet to the line of §Dicce, of ground formerly owned by one Sraltingly” and theretofore ‘one Willett: Mhance “witn'The south boundany thereof south 8614 degrees east 26 feet 7 inclies, and thence in & straight line to the beginning, the ssme being now otherwise koown and designated for the purposes of assemsment and taxation a5 lot 801 In square 123 in the city of Wash- ington. unimproved. Terms of faie: One-third cash. bal equal instailments; payable in one years, with nterest st 6 per cent per sn- ble semi-annually from day of sale, sectied by aeed of trust upon the property Sold. or all cash. at option of purchaser. Geposit of $200 required at time of sale. All Convevancing, recording, revenue stamps and Dotarial fees at cost of purchaser, Te be complied with within 30 days from day of sale: otherwise the trustees reserve the right fo resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five da; vertisement of “such resale in some news. Jevgr publisied in’ e City of Warhiaxtan. EDWIN L. WILSOR, { | | ing. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEEI EXECUTOR'S SALE OF PART BRICK. PART FRAME, 628 DELAWARE AVENUE SOUTHWEST. Dy virtue of authority vested in the under- slgned by the last will and testament of Mary Wedge. deceased, administration No. 30647, will offer for sale by public auction. in front of e premises,”on MONDAY. THE THIR: TIETH DAY OF JUNE., A.D. 1926, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-described land and premises, situate in the city of Wi ton, District’ of Columbla, to-w W.'B. Todd's subdivision of original lot 9 in are 642, up_und four down. Terms of gale: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, with interest at 6 per cent. secured by ‘deed of trust npon the property sold. or all cash, &t the option of the fur. chiaser. A deposit of $200 required at timo of sale. Al conveyancing, recording. revenue stamps ‘and ‘notarial fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within (hirty days from day of sale. therwise the executor reserves tie right the property ilting oo resale in some newspaper of Washi D C D PETERS, MARTIN, Att publishea L YANC THOS. 3. OWEN AUCTIONEERS TRUSTEE'S SALE STORY ~BRICK TREMISES 212 WES ¢ virtue & 0N, OF _VALUA of a 1688, fullo ordx of the District the roquest of fhe party secure dersigned trustee will sell e auction. in front of the premises, on MONDAY. THE Tth DAY OF JULY. A. D. i AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.L. the following described land and premisex, sftuate in the District of Columbia. and designated ax und 1ot 54 in Charles W. Simpson's subdivi xion of lots in xquare 478 ax por piat recorde in the office of the survesor for the District umbia in Liber 17, at folio 88, e of sale: One-fhird of rebs, t interest at m pagable semi-annuaily, from duy cured by deed of trust upon the propers or all caxh. at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of §200 will be requ t time of revenue Terms of dny of sale. to rexell the property, at the risk and costof defaulting purch after five days’ Ay paper published in Wushin WASHING LOAN COMPANY. iy ALFRED 1. . on, . ¢ AND TRUST A&ds.exSughol - BLUANT& (0L INC _'u'r‘rlusukun Sevents shares of Woodiey Apartment House Compuny stock to_he sold at public auction within our_rooms, 715 18th street nw.. . URDAY. JUN . AT 11 0CLOCK AM., of 8o much thereof ds may be necessary to lignidate an indebtedness of $2.000 with interest at €5 from Junuary 1, 1924 by order of the American Security and Trust Compuny, Wash “ADAM A, WESCHLER. AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Two-Story Brick Store and Dwelling, No. 913 4th Street N.W. By virtue of a cortain deed of truxt duly reconled, in Liber No. 3717. folio 207, et x of The land records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at request of the party | serured thereb; undersigned trustees will fon. in front of ESDAY. THE 8] AT FIVE 0°CLOCK scribed land and prom- ses, situgte in the city of Washington, ¢t of Columbin, to wit: Part of Il Todd and others’ subdivision or plat recorded | fhe records of th for the District of Colu described as follows:, Hegi for the on the line of 4th Ntreet 92 feet north of line of Eye straet: thence north with th of 4Uh siteet 20 feet: thence east 86 feet tn public slles; thene along line of said alley h 20 feet: thence west 86 feet fo 4th st and the place of beginning, improved as_above. Terms ‘of sale: Cash. A deposit of $300 required at sale. All convevancing, record- revenue stamps and roturial fees at the' rost of the purchaser. Terms of sale fo be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the frustees reser the right -to resell the property at the rixk und cost of fhe defanlting purchaser. after fve days’ advertisement of such res fome Dewspayer publislied the city h | Wasnington. PATRICK J. WALSHE, ROLAND €. ROOTH, Trustees. the th hi o in _ se20d&dbr.oxsn ! ] THOS. J. OWEN & SON, ATCTIONEERS Trustees’ Sale of Valuable ght-Story Office Build- ing, No. 635 F Street, N.W,, Known as the Barrister Build- ing. of a cortain deed of frust of Colum' Distric est of the holder of 1924, AT FOUR | . the following described land | and ‘premixes, Xituate fo the District of ¢ lumbia. and designated ax and being lot 42 in Anderson B. Lacey's combination of lots in wquare 455, ax per plat recorded in the office of the surseyor of the District of | Columbia in Liber 38 at folio 108. Terms: Roli subject to u prior deed of trust for $80,000 and accrued interest, further par- ticulars of which will be announced at time he purchaxe price above said trust 1 one-third in cash aud balance in two equal installments in six and tw hw, with fnterext at 6 per cent per annum. A deposit of $5.000 2, “recording and reve. nue Ps at purchaser's cost. complied with within thirty di of sale. otherwive deporit forfeited property resold at rixk and cost of de purchaser advertisement of I resale in sou spaper publislied in ARTHUR G. BISHOP, 1413 Ese Street N.W. FRED McKEE, ilkins Bullding, Trust T AUCTIONEERS. ~ O'CLOCK P, _je2i-dds,exSudhol TRUSTEES' SALI STORY By Sirtuc of & certan deed of trust ovember 24(h, 1922, being instrument recorded December 6th, 1922, among the land | records of the District of Columbia, and at ihe request of the party wecured thersby, the undersigned trustees will sell &t public'auc- tion. In front of the premises, on MONDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1024, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.AL, the following de’ xeribed land and premises, situate in the Dis- trict of Columbia, and 'designated aw and being lot 82 in Lewis E. Breuninger's sub- division of lots in block 17, Inglexide, a3 per plat recorded in the surveyor's office of ihe District of Columbis in Liber 34, at folio 125; subject to covenants of record. Terms: Sold subject to & prior deed of trust for $6,500, further particulars of which {1l be announced at time of sale; the pur- ne price above said trust to be paid in ash. A deposit of $200 required. Conveyanc- ing, recording and revenue stamps at pur- hiuers conts Terms to be' complied with within thirty days. otherwise deposit for- feited and the property may be adrertised and resold at the dixcretion of the trustees, ROBERT L. McKEEVER, EARL E. GOSS, Je25-a&ds.exSudhol Trustees. THOS. 3. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY AND CELLAR BRICK RESI- DENCE SITUATE NO. 810 7th STREET NORTHEAST, WARHINGTON, D. C. By virtue of &' certain deed oftrust daly recorded in Liber No. 4027, folio 104 et red.. of the land records of the District of Colum- bia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at gabllc ‘auction. i front of ‘the premisen, on MONDAY, THE SEVENTH OF JULY, NODDiu%i, st FIVE THIRTY 0 CLOCK P.3.. the following described land and premises, wituate in the District of Columbia, and des: ignated ax and beiog part of lot ‘numbered twenty (20) in square numbered eight hundred and ffty-eight (858), contained within the following metes and bounds: Reginning for the xame on the line of 7th street east at the southeast cormer of said lot, and running tience north along said street 17 feet: thence west 110 feet: thence gouth 17 feet, and thence east 110 feet to the beginnij Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be pald in cash, balance In two cqual installments, payable in ome and two years, with interést at seven per centum per annum, payable semi-annuaily, from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the prop- erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be required at time of sale. All conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps, etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within 30 days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees Feserve the Tight to resell the property. at the Tisk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days’ adrertisement of wch resals in some newspaper published in ington, D. C. PP PUOWILLIAM H. SAUNDERS, CLAUD LIVINGSTON, $e25-3&ds, exBudhol THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. COLLATERAL AT AUCTION. By virtue of a certain collateral nete dated April 18, 1924, payable thirty days after dace, aigned T. bler, default having by e intne payment of same. T will el ot JUNE THIRFIETH, 1824, AT TWO P collateral named therein, 'to wit: One l'ldem; Storage Company Warehouse receipt, Ne, 35, dated A jesued to 'T. R. ey o Improved ax above, six rooms, two | THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTERS' SALE OF VALUABLE MODERN 28TORY BRICK STORE DIWELLL BEING DPREMISES NO. 5227 GEORGIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. By virtue of a_ceriain deed of trust, being strument 290, “recorded December 1 4, among the ‘land records of the District of Columbiu, and at the request of th wecured there © undersigned frus well &t publs fon, In front of 1 isex. on THURSDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1624, AT THREE P.AL. the fol lowing.dexcribed Inn premixes, Situate in | the District of_Columb and belug lot 72, slon_of lots in b ax per piat recor folio 50, of the of the District of Columbia, said 3 now kuown ax square 3001, also sub- ject 10 bullding line restriction “Termu: Sold subect 1o & firat deed of trust for §2.100. and a xecond (rust for §1.700, fur ther particulars of shich will e snnounced at time of sule; the purchase price sbove said trusts' 1o be A deposit of %200 required. Con nue stamps At ol ik purchaser “ith within (hirty rleited and the proj « mivertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees, RALPH COTIEN, SAMUEL GRE| A&ds 0, 3. OWEN & 80! NG PR RTHWEST. of the land re | bin. and st the request of the theredy, the undersigned trustes w I public” auction. in front of MONDAY, THE_SE 1A AT Slowing in 1 mbia en (A7) In Richard lots in wquare one (7). m per wiat olin 16, ‘of the recards Surveyor of the District of Columbia, together with the improvements, con | sisting of four-story and basement kitchen brick dwelling Terms of sale money ta he paid | equal” instaliments. years. with interest | wnnun sl |erty <old, | purchaser. t time of sale. e stamps, UR-THIRTY bed land and prem ton, Dix 1 betng One-third of the in eash, balanee pazable in one wnd At six per centum pasable semiannually, from dus securad by deed of truxt upon the prop r Wil cash. &t (he option of tl A depoxit of 3500 wi Allconvesan e, al vost ermx of aale fo ba complied within days from das of sl otherwise the uxtie reerves (e Hight 10 rekoll the prope ut the rixk and cost of | after five days’ advertisem |in some newspaper published in Washing! D. C. purchase o o ver of NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUS DMEANY. Trn. LIAM D. HOOVE (Seal R, Prosident PERCIVAL WILSON, Je24-4&dx.ox8u Secretary. THOS. J. STEES OWEN & SON, AUCTIONE VALUABLE TWO DWELLING REING 207 15th STRE N\l,!" OF BRICK NUMBER T a certain dead of frust No. 131, recorded May 9. among the land records of the Tvstrict | Calumbin. and_ at the req of the parte | xecured there e e sell, at pub b front_of the prem. | isex. A WET < foFaTLY, AD follow o described Tand in the District of Columbia, | &% and being lo " | vixion of lotx | vorded in the the surees o { District of Columbia in Liber 6, i Sald subject to a prior .00, furtier partienlars of which will be unnounced at time o D the purchuse price above xaid trust fo be paid in ca Heposit of 100 required. Convesancing recording and revemue stamps at purchxser [ rost Terms to be comp within | thirty duss otherwise deposit forfeited and the properts may be adve wud resold at the discretion of the try HERRERT TORTON J. &ds.exSu instrument Tl e s per T SHANNON, LUCHS, Trustees. ADAM Attorney’s Sale of Valuable Res- taurznt 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 I Within the Premises MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1924 Commencing 10 A.M. 43 Tables, 145 B W. Chairs, Tatters Coffee Urnx, Steam Table, Urn Stand and | Warmer. ase Trap. Large “Eclipset and “ray" Refrigerators, Exhaust Fan, Buzz Fans. Gas Bange. Gas FPurn Plate Glass Cigir Case. National ¢ | ter. Dancinz Floor. Upright Piano | Iinen, Crockers, Glassware, P Tuminum Trays., Kitchen Requisi Drsk and Chairs, Jron Safe, pets, Draperies, Tirass heckroom with Mir Hirst be offersd s tisfactory hid is not recelved tely sold in detail A WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. and i w Th | witl e im: | Terms: A. O'SHEA 40 Attorney 6th st. n.w. THOMAS J. OWEN . AUCTIONEEL |Sale of Valuable Three-Story Brick and Frame Store and Rooms and Bath, Also Two- Story Brick Stable, No. 410 P Street Northwest. By authorits svested in us by Rath A. Hollidge, deceused, we v public aution, in’ front of 'the SATURDAY, 'THE TWENTY E OF JUNE. 1924, AT FOI'R 0O being lot 21, in square 511, 30 feet by depth of 135 feet, ang 30-oot, rear alley rme of sale: Al cash 8200 will “be “Tequired ai tme of ‘wile. All converuncing, recording, revenue stamps, efe., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sule to be complied with within thirty days from day of Sale. atherwise deposit forfeited THOS. 3. 102380 M A. WESCHL the heirs of 1 sell HTH DAY LOCK T, with frontage of with 10-foot stde A deposit of OWEN & SON. Auctioneers. ADA . AUCTIONE Household Furniture, Player and Upright Pianos, Office Furniture, Pearl Necklaces, Carpets, Rugs, Etc., By Order Trustee in Bankruptcy and Others. By Public Auction, At Weschler’s, 920 Pa. Ave. NW,, Saturday, Commencing 9 A.M. New 10-Plece American Walnut Dining Room Suite, 3-Piece Tapestry and Cane Living Room Suite, Malogany and Osk Bureaus and Chifforobes, Mahogany Chest of Drawers, Ma- hogany Davenport. Hall Seat and Mirror, Douhje Mirror Front Wardrobe, Lads's Writ: ing Deskn, Beds. Speinigs, Matiresses. Mahos- any and Plate Glass Display Case, Kefrigera- tors. Baker's Gas Oven, New Electric Lighting Fixfures. Automobile Tourist Tent, 10x12 Wall Tent, Callapsible Step Ladiers, Carpets, Also Muhogans Flat.Top Desk with ! Glass ‘Top, Oak Rell-Top Desks. Mahog- d Oak Uffice Chairs, Elec. Fans, Type- “ At10 AM. Automobiles including Frank- lin Sedan by order U. S. Mar- shal; Detroit Electric Coupe with Home Charging Plant; Touring Cars, Roadsters and Deliveries. AT 12 NOON. Player and Upright Piano: chines, Music Cabinets, et Pearl Necklaces. Terms: Cash. ADAM A 3e26,27 H. R. SMITH & S0! Valuable Residence Property, Three-Story Modern Brick Building Nn. 1725 Euclid St. N.W,, Containing 10 Rooms and 2 Baths, H.-w.h. and Elec. szhu. Arranged for Two By Auchon, in_front of the respective premises, Wednes., July 2, 1924, at 5 P.M. Terme: ATl cash abave two 'prior ‘deeds of grustof $5.300 " ana" 3000, respectively: tree” partivilars OF. which. will bt anbonacel at time of sale. A deposit of l:lfll) required. Bale to be closed within 30 days or deposit forfeited. Conveyancing, recordiog and rev- anue stamps at purchaser's cost. For inspec- ton 4PPY 1P ¢ murrm & sON. P i 408 Jentter Mdg. 528,28 30:31.2 5 writers, Talking Ma- Also several WEBCHLER, Auctioneer. AUCTIONEERS. 1 be required | Ceiting | | Dwelling, Containing Eight | VEN & AUCTJONE! THOS. J. OWEN & Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Three-Story Brick Apart- ment House Situated at the Southeast Corner of 28th Street and Cathedral Avenue Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. | in L io 198, ords of the District of st of the party secured th dersigned trustees will sell, at p in front of the premises. ‘on WEDNF NINTH DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1924, % FOUR F.M.. the foll described land and premises. situate in the Disirict of Columbi nd being lot 33, in bloc dnted eby, the un- know e e tdition tn fien o i Kubject i Sty Brteen ¢ eht. DAy windows ol f Ni1d Snisfect to a prior deed of trust . further particulurs of which wil dnnced "at timme of sale: the. Durchase fea" ity within tortelted and W Known us squur iction that no not_over not over seven prie deposit g | thie discretion X Jr BECKER NCER ARMSTRONG OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. THOS. I 3 SALE_OF VALUABLE HIERSTORY BEING N0, SEMI ;1 RE DWELLING, 5 11th S tain deed of frust, being orded June 13, 1 < of the District of the party tees will premises. DAY OF AL the iiction. in front uof the |on THURSDAY. THE THIRD JULY, AD. 1 AT FOUR following deseribed land an i the Distrier of _Colm lot 57 i Lowis H. Myers of Tots in = per plat ree 0. af the re £ the Distriet ow known covenants and S Subdivis I subject 1o o 1 furtier fo e compl Aass, otherwise depoit forf e advertised and thie truster HARVEY ALBERT i SAGER, i GADDIS 25 A8 A 0380 Tristres. THOS. I OWEN & 80N AUCTIONE TRUSTEES' SALE DWELLING REP 1710 WEST o) BEING OREGON VALUARLE PREMISES AVENTE BEICK NRY NORTH of a certain deed aman: Darty secnre wiil el o pire £ st at No thie a b ing in the D ated us mnd being ubbard's subdivist uid subdivision falin 25, of th survevor of the rded records of the « A District of Columi rms subject to 4 prior deed of trost for $6.500, further particulurs of which will nnounced at time of sale: the harchase » be paid in cash, required. Convesan: e SIAmUN At pirchisers fed with within thir ed and the 14 at the In e il reve Terms 10 be ervise may be advertised and n of the FRITZ W. JOSIATL T §026-d%ds pxSukiiol LEGAL NOTICES 0. FRANCIS WILLIAMS, Attorney. IN THE_SUPI THE DIs. trict of Columbia n re « of Porcy Metzg Adm. Doe. 87 Order of " notifcation as to the trial of the this case relating to the salidity of writing filed Lercin purporting to he | and testament of Parcy 3 4 purporting to have been seribed by two withesses on the Ausust. A1 the Mar ALE SETTL “corRT O Holding P {he pane 1. that the said fssues down for trial on the b das of Octoher, AT). 1924, and that thix order |1 |0 A the substanes of said fssues be po | | Tt onee 8" week for four weeks In’ the Washington Law Keporter and twic for the same periof in The newspper: the Rubttanca of kaid fedics heink ax follows: First, Was the sald paper writing executed by the said Percy Metzger in due | € jaw ax and for his lust will and testa- ond, Was the said Percy Metzger e of th ribing by € the acknowledging by him. of the | said paper writing of swund and disposing mind 'und capable of executing a valild ded ¥, T SIDDONS. Atiest: JAMES District of ourt | STEAMS}iIi’S 1 Delightful Sail to Historic MOUNT ' VERNON All-the-Way-by-Water-Route Steamer Chas. Macalester Sailing 10 a.m., 2:30 p.m. Rourd trip, Admission 16 Groundsr She Fotat, $1-36. MNAVIGAZIONE “Mim! 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Ma, AUSTRALIA SUV/ The Well § Koyal Mall “MAKURA" “NIAGARA" (Ilm tons) . July N Bept. 84 Salls from Vapcouver, B. C. For fares, etc., apply Can. Pac. Railway, 1413 New York ave., Washington, or the Cana- aian Australasian_ Line, Winch Building, 741 Hasting st., W., Vancouver, B. C. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. Wudnn(tonCnnmvai ofMusic 1408 N. H. Ave., at Dupont Circle. Muin 778, Violin, Piano, Voice, Saxophone, etc. Yearbook: Special summer rates. _Start the children. _29¢ R ESORTS No pussports required. c. PHELPS, City Passenger Agenf B Alakeof jade and quicksilver, encircled by a fairy forest, by mountains with hanging glaciers and snowfields, by valleys brimmed with wild flowers. Andat thewater’sedge theworld-famous Chateau-rendezvous of artists, writers, Alpinists, of every lover of good company. Full, bright days under azure skies—twilights that linger under the Northern Lights. You live like a king—receive royal service. Wi rite today for Tour C-145 t, 1419 New York Ave., Washingten F.R. PERRY, Gen. Agent, Passenger Dept.,Madison Ave. at 44th St., New York Pacific IT SPANS THE WORLD TLANTIC CITY, RIVER SPRING, WD, HOTEL | BRIGHTON ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Established 1875 At Indiana Avenue, in the heart of the exclu- sive beach front section. Occupying four acres of ground with expan- sivelawnsand beautiful landscape gardening. Exceptionally attrac- tive for families. New 100-room, fire- proof addition now open. Hot and cold sea water in bathrooms. Absolutely pure artesian water used throughout. Garage R R R ;xylixl- premises for n of guests ELROSE HALL AMERICAN AN. WEEKLY A0 Roome at R20.00) 30 Roome at B22. K00 wH | 40 Rooms at $25.00) M American Plan, Daily, $4 & $4.50 | SPECIAL FAMILY RATES Ronning water. eletricity. Most_central lo- | 6cemn ¥ Tator o wreet . South Caro Reme nen: RenchJark Fones. prop. (oresident of | Brinawick Cius of Washington for 15 years) ATLANTIC CITY. This Amevican Plan Fatel i8 nevor mare com?ortable than duving the Summer mAnthe an areannt of #inn and arrangement. Brick Garage. %MJ% e e e o e v WELLSBORO Ave., near Beach. cor_bease; open surroun: ‘e ot attraciions dnd piers “Wennog water g privil gea from b ks por o strect. | Table anezeelic iy apecial week'y American pian. Orches- T oeConan. Vhoos iiazins BCL Bockich Directioe. RALP Shower B | MonERY CoNy | THE BELMONT Ruenies i - ts exceptional loca- § | River Springs 00 e BataAt OGSt 3L 5 i reo BETT RTON, M1 BAY SIDE INN Overlooking Chesapeake Tay. view: high: shady lawns: garag BRADDOCK HEI Salt-water cen food, resery R D 11 T BETTERTON MARYLAND Great water elec. 1ights. TS, MD. G ful and niry room, large porches, - bi Nidress x No HADY SIDE, RiRAL HOME. On West Itiver and Chesupeake. Boating, buthing, fishing; largs lawn, con hreezes, Apacion porches. LIg: open dining rom, madern conveniences, ut * fond fnun & for dunel . Write for kiet. © MEN. SATILDA NEWBLL, Shady Md.Plione Weat Kiver 21711 Arundel House 7% e, 50 minites Washington Fishing. boating hathing: exceiled home couking. T. MBS Tel. West er S0z DEER PARK, MD. Frederick, Spend 4th of July DEER PARK HOTEL DEER PARK, MD. America’s Most Delightful Mountain Resort Through Trains Special Rates Unmexcelled Motor Roads HUGH J. FLYNN, Mgr. AN ATy OCEAN CITY, MD. Finest and safest bathing beach on Atlantie coast: ocean on ame side. bay om other: coo Solf, teonie. bouting s Ocean City Golf Course. New Nine-Hole Course. New Room every delightful _rooms. L. K. HE THE / ATLANT] A LT | Musie. Dancing. PURNELL. Prop. The Hastings Holel Kunning |and private batus. room. With ocean view. Rates reasonable Coal, M-s. CHAS. LUDLAM. ““THE | SHOREHAM” | Ocean trunt K. C. HASTINGS, {BREAKERS {7, forrtwars tiimic Hot and coid water. vate baths., Golf. TIMMONS. Prop. The Dennis Comfortable snd homelixe. e s i larged. Hot and cold running water. Temms reasonabie, ' Hatling free. J. DENNIS HOTEL LORAINE St. Charles Place, one door from Reach. F Creston On ocen M with | water all rooms Sper Tuly rates. M ! Michigan av. i Hotel Edison Atiantic City's beautiful | | Botel section: freo bathing. Running water in | | 31t rooms. American $3.80 up deily, European ce_room. Phone 6128 CONTINENTAL Always open: alwass ready: terms moderata hone. ALSH DUNCAN. OUEL L. A An unusual hotel. Homeli lent meals: reasonable r wiey, Owner, tpelier ave. | Suites R Tennessee Ave. and Beach Fatning from Hot 1 Running watcr ali rooms | Capacity 20, et and Map EAN §2 day up. Special whiy. 0YCE | Roardsaik Hotel & € chestra ttages. Ocean front rrice. Or I, Tearoom Golf. Garage. 3 CITY'S _NEW lusive. B. S Modern_and Opens Saturd o8 ML R “COLONIAL HOTEL strietly modern. Special rates to Rooklet.” Owmershiip msnagement. ooms. — Over- ng ocean and bay. Homelike. Tates reasonable. Mrs. S. CAREY. Owner-P'rop. Dathing. Th | Ocean front. TRunniog rooms. All conveniences. . Bouses atinched. Lin-Mar | Powes stiaghed, " HOTEL HAMILTON OCEAN FRONT. 3. L & SON. HOTEL HENLOPEN LR Rates. Spectal rates families. Booklet with map. Paved rond all way. Clean, safe beach. Best of food. Same msiagement Geean Front { Miller Cothze Grorgia_ave. | Noted for its | table. §23 a up weekly. | Free hing. ROUTHA Mgr. TABOR INN SSear freation: Taves, sitg Gwaer rooms. Running water. 220d meason. magement. 3. P. & n ASBURY %‘NEWMDN’I’EREY LARGEST HOTEL ON NORTH JERSEY SHORE 28" /NORTH ASBURY PARK.N.X HOTEL ALBION capacity, 300; fully modes d_cold running water. . Townsent BEACH HAVEN, | Beach Haven. N.3. THE ENGLESIDE JBeachHaren ¥.3. The only resort on the Jersey const that COMBINES perfect bathing. ulways good fsh- Ing. with 8 modern hotel a5d gives sure rellef from Hay Fever besides. Booklet. Five ten- i Now open. R. F. ENGLE. Mgr. WILDWOOD, N. J. HOTEL DAY TON ‘Wildwood's most modern hotel. Capacity, 250, Runping water. Private baths. Elevator. Or- chestra. Cuisine and service unexcelled. Golf rivileges. Rooklet.” Alex. McMurray, Owner nd_Proprietor. S 'HOTEL SAVOY Beach front. Cap., 150. Runnin; vate baths. Al outside rooms. Gol 10th_season. W. H. GEEST Oak T SEACREST 2%, =21, facitc, Cap, Bt WILDWOOD'S_FINEST KOTTL" HELDO Ametieanttian. Eiecalor. Vivaier e, Goli, Tenn's, Dancing. D, J. ¥ OOD S, water, pri- t pri ~Rusniag excel- Capact A LpalAs Y SNARYTAND, SWANN'S HOTEL, PINEY _POINT, MD. Open June 1 o Ociober 1. Established 1383, State ‘road to hotel. Bpecial attention given fishing parties. Good home table. Write or phone Great Sills 811 RMAN § Hotel Bnddoc bR ,‘ CROGHAN. "Mz unexcelled. tenni lwlmmln7 Jenciog, ete Chicken Dinner, L RIDGE MOUN- For descriptive booklet and Iist of ho- d_boarding houses write Asst. Gen, Pay gt., Western u-rynnd Ey.. Ballimo scenery Golf, Sunday and Booklets, ‘rs PIANO SAXOPHONE, BANJO Juss. Popular Music 1n’ 20 lessoms. ifyou buy instruments’ here. booklet. Christenwen School, Eaay terms. Buera Vista Spring Hotel Buena Vista Springs, Pnnk.ln Co., Pa. Blue Ridge Mountains Altitade 2,000 gt Capacity 500 Season June to October Golf, Tennis, Mountain Climbing, Excellent Food and Service. Splen- |dld State Roads. Garage. Write for booklet, rates, ete. JOHN J. GIBBONS, Manager PEN MAR, PA. The Mt. Vernon ¥, T0WERs Beautifully situated; homelike; cu)smu un- cxcatien: Muntine whler In. vosos. . Eoskint. Why Dot spend your vacation at the Pen Rock Hotel 1.555 ft. above sea lovel. v June, beautiful month in ‘‘the mountains. Come by rail or motor down the “Great Shen- andoah Valley"—leave the Pike at Mt. Jack- son. Va.—10 miles west to BRYCE’S HILLSIDE COTTAGES (Near Orkney Springs) P. 0., Macanle, Va Cottages #ith inclosed sleeping porches. *‘roof garden rooms,” bungalows, camping gronnds Minerul haths, playgrounds, garages: “beauti- ful mountsin scenery’: ‘‘the cwuntrr's best things to ea! aperior table, home cooking, white serv Rates. $10, $12.30 and 313 r week. Booklet. o Max 15. WILLIA BRYCE, Owners. " “NORTH HILL” A colonial resort near Rluemont on Shena: doah River: valley. mountain and water sces ers: shaded lawns, drives. fhing, boating. ewimming: new baths and sewerage: mo chil. dren. invalids or tuberculars taken. Room with board, $15 and $18 per week. Booklet. Maurice F. Castleman, Berryville, Va. 20% ‘COLONTAL BEACH. VA. MONROE HOUSE TASKER LOWE, Prop. _op OR SEABON. $ up_dully (ncluding meals). $18 up_weekly ONIAL HOTEL Colonial Beach, Va. Exclusively situated in 'whole block of shady playground, at steamboat pier, on boardwalk: wonderful view of the Potomae, electric lights, baths, orchestra, salt-water bathiog from hotel, dancing, riding horses, artesian water and an_excellent table. Coolest Prince Frederick, Proprietor, 381 1-: l‘. G. "G, NOLTE. E Transportation only $1. Booklet. Blackistens, Frask D. Owner and Manager | sirictea | the property 49 Many Aging Men Active. In the United States there are many public men who are carrying on great business and state responsi- bilities at what has been considered a well advanced age. Among those recently cited were: Supreme Court | Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, eigh= ty-three; Clemenceau, past_ elghty; Supreme’ Court Jusilee McKenna, eighty-one; Senator Warren, eighty: Elihu' Root, seventy-nine; Judge Gary, United States Steel Corpora- tion, enty-seven; Thomas A. Edi- son, seventy-seven; Samuel Gompers, seventy-four; Senator Lodge, seven ty-four, and Andrew Mellon, seventy- two. Unpleasant Thought. From the Paris Fantasio. ‘If 1 were only your husband Ik “about unpleasant RESOP.TS Y _SPR 0RKNEY SPRINGS HOTELS ‘Washington's Big Mountain Resort 2.300 feet elevation. A purthern climate amid southern Spend June and Juls where you can play Rolf. tenols, ride horscback dance, swim, etc. And enjoy the best of fouds for you at hwme Booklet. E. L. Cockrell., Orkney Eorlags. \- THE POCAHONTAS VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, Directly on ocean front—rinning water in rooms, private batls. Guests bave privilege of golf und tennis at Country Ciub. Special weck-end rates MRS A. B WILL The | Wave}ley ing_thare, erate s B Owner and Maoager. Tirgiala Beach, Ve. Now open atter \e Frivate buths; mod AGE—Direetly _on ar Conntrs Club and Goit Cisive is exenl lent, the hatling unworpasied For rates wr s The' Idlewhyls Cottage, Virginia Beach. Ve. _HARPERS FERRY = HILL TOP HOUSE HARPERS FERRY, VA Over_thirty-oue v same masa, ment, with the sam. n. ds. when convea- THE LOCKWOOD Open for the Season. Mrs. A. P. DANIEL. Frop. PROPOSALS COMMISSTON IS, 1) WASHINGTO 2 will e veived livering clectric blie schooln be fixtures fications and 0. Dixtrict THE June ice and 1 the districts he COMMISSION Wash INING [ Columbia Ordered: That Change from Are e e Dwest sidn Cathedral _nvenuc BELL.CTNO OYSTER, . and Caive o RIT DAVID LYNN, Zo TANGUAGE nal 0 'Evening Classen: ind} Trial Lesson. W Thligation on your part. Reduced suz cates BERLH'L NCHooL oF LANGUAGES 816 14th Tel. Fr, 2320 FOUR TOURS WASHINGTON SAGUENAY RIVER AND RETURN July 21, Aug. 4, 11 and 18 Embracing Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Thou- sand Islands, St. Lawrence River, Montreal, Quebec, Sa- guenay River, Lake Champlain, Lake George, Albany, Hudson River, New York. All Espenses Fxcep OBER’S Steamship and Tourist Agency 1420 H Street N.W. Washington, D. C. Meals MOVING. PACKIBG & STOCRAGE. wnd_Crating, Call Storage & Express Co. 508 H st. N.E. Estimates Given. Phone Line. 2523 709-711 Florida Ave. N.Ww. ~oria 10s Storing in Separate Roums $1 MONTH AND UP Careful Men—Dependabie Service. Reasonable Rates VIOVING—CRATING—STORING FEDERAL STORAG) ““‘185 axn FarIGHT SERV- 1142 15h ot. 5 % Phoie Mato 15 Local & Long Distance Movmg Reltimore. Weekiy trips to Wilmington. PRiladelphis. I Gapltal MOVII‘!Q Go. Packing—Crating—Shipping 143442 U St. N.W. Phons N. 8845, OVING & STORAGE KRIEGSEXPRESS PACKING ¥ SHIPPING HiK Eye St N W Main 2010, DRY STURAGE FOR FURNITUER and pisnos. Estimates cheerfully given. Cone venien: looation. WESCHLER'S, 920 Pa. ave. “Phone Main 1282 LARGEST FAMILY MOVER LOCAL AND LONG C€RATE AND PACK BY E 1513 YOU STREET, PHONE NORTH 3343 FAAAAAAITR A £ Who Moves You Is Just as Important as Where You Move Phone Maln 6000—Onr padded vame and_evperienced and careful men are at 7 Biorage To our Greproof faralture ware- house 4t _reasosable Fates. Merchants’ Transfer & ¥ Storage Co., 920-922 E Streel N.W. Telephone Main 6509 P e Y o e W e N ME TROPOLITAN. AR AR AR AN N e W e W N &‘&H—g fl WAREHOUSE €.