Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1924, Page 47

FOR su.s_xouszs : (Con NEW HO\i ES. These new homes. located on a high ion & litile east of 16th st., n‘v Iesent the upmost in new Louse Valuc Thes oAFe vemildetached. *of “light #8ed brick construction with at- iractive front and ‘side lawns: uncor- te front porch, living room, Jace. bright diuing room, very kitchen with white enamel cabinet. one-piece enamel sink, built- in refrigecator: tnree well arranged bedrobms, inclosed and keated slesping porch, complete tile bath with bullt-iu tub; There is also extra lavytory 3 ”second floor, largs sttic. builiin cage. Tt you are contemplating buy- ne & n-w ome it will be o your ad- to uee these first. Price, uaE Basy torm. vening Phone Service Until 9 P.M. Hedges & Middleton, Tnc. R b 1934 W s RO m}‘,.\'CFI LENT HOMES. rard st n.w.- 10.room brick, stomm heat, mz’enuh decp ot Brice, leight: New §room, Dutch $14.500; terms. sl roume ortheant ballt-in-garage, cagh: term Primor electrivity. new bricks. paved orth—8 rooms, reception hall, $9.750: torms. modern bungalows, C. MAYNOR (O, 1402 North Cap'tol. Potomac 3050 Beautiful Saul's Subdivision. 15,75 Detacnea, $15- 082000 CASH h. . 10 room bath, 5 bedrooms, i lkl(‘ llteplll" porch, hot-water heat, "V’cu‘l‘v fih(l, beautiful ahrabbery: latge iot to wide H e7." An ideal Bome for # large famit FRANK A. GIBBRONS ‘ 15th a Eye Sts. N.W. 308 Tngucance Rigg. o Main 218 22nd ST. AT K N.W. $14.000- §2.000 CARH. 1 tiful brown stone and brick, crnt-r; home containing 9 extremely large | and 2 bathe, 6 front bedrooms. hot heat, electric lights. Our best buy downtown in the uorthwest section. I‘RA'\I\ A. GIBBONS, 15th and Eye Sts. N.W. 308 Tasnrance Ride. " Main 218, ol porch, tile b., brick, $1.000 cash and $40 mo. | CHAS. BEALL, SPECIALS FOR COLORE n BUYERS. P St. \ear O St. Market. ) CASIT 6.room and F-window brick; paint- M Illd irred_ nossession with deposit. ome Just off Tennessee Ave. N.L. 0 CASH. bath: hot-water hes uuder entire house: .. ust off North Capitol St. $3.000$800 CASH. © rooms and bath Lrick. by 22nd St, Near N. $5.500— S @-room and bath, brick; commercial zove. Corcoran St. Near 14th. $5.750—$500 CASH, and bath, brick, 20 feet front; FRANK A. GIBBONS 308 Tnsurance BId, 15th and Eye Sts. N. electric buiit-in first 8 roor room | for gara { | n_n NEAR 16th STREET.‘ 1739 Irving St.—New. A real home bargain. Exceptionally attractive aud Gomplete, Open day and night. | ANY BROKJKR. OR THRIFT BUILDING NER. PHONE nuhm e UNUSUAL OFFERIN n a semidetached towg house 1..«.:.‘1 feaia chalce residential street, now., southeastern osure, clesen large, Ixight rooms, = full tied the, excellent hotavater heating piant, at- tryctive electric fatures, newly decor moderate price, convenient terms. 1823 EYE ST. N.W. An opportunicy to procure a home in this den'rable locadon is seldom offered. ' This Douse has recsutly been renovated throughout. 1t contains ‘Aeven rooms and 2 baths, b.-w.h., | glectric lig ar_ garage, lot 20 by 11 BEA. TIFUL SUBURBA} HOME 8 Chzvy Chase Terrace, containing 7 reoms nd Bath, b.-w.h., electricity and gas, ."k‘i ho:le, lot 50 by 117. CARTER & \LALI 308 Tnvestment Bldg Franklin 8568. 28th and K NEAR 14th AND TAYLOR. Attractive modern colonial-porch brick home. 6 largs rooms, large tile bath, in- stantaneous water heater, large rear and sleeping porches. hardwood floors and trim, ecreened, paved alley in rear. Owner, leaving city, has spent several hundred doljars in fmprovements. Price reduced to $11,000. Convenient terms, EUCLID ST. Near 13th—In this convenient section of fine homes, a fine brick house of 9 big Tooms and 2 complete baths, hot-water heat, elertrlc lights, front, rear aud sleep- ing ‘porches. wide paved alley in rear. lce tor quick sale, $13,750. NEAR 16th AND WEBSTER. | g Strietly modern, finely constructed brick Nouse, 8 rooms (4 large bedrooms), 2 tile bathe with built-in fixtures, wide colonial nclosed _ aleeping hardwood servant's tollet and ga- house. A bargaln $15,500. CLEVELAND PARK—$12,500. { Which there ix 8 gar | Togile ‘swi { floor and FOR SALE—HOUSES $8,150. NEW HOM Good N.E. Section, West of 13th St. HERE'S WHAT YOU GET. BUILT BRICK CONSTRUCTION. ROOMS AND _BA PORCH AND SL. 1 ELECTRIC LAU T, DRY € LOCATION. \\AI . SaA \I)l RS CO. tealtors. Exclusive Agents 1433 K St NW Main 10° 6.7 CHARMING LITTLE BUNGALO'# In Michigan Park, Brookland, contair fog five well proportioned rooms with unfinis ed- attic liaving space for two additional roo'se and an exceptioually fine tile bath with \milt in fix tures. The house has screens. aw and s Tn fratclaes condition. Ing.’ lof, on axe of Aoaers. frult and * 0 feet gud it beautified by M venient to shrubber. the cars and s which fo live. vayment. THE Trice, $3,930, APPLY MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY, Real Estate Bopartment in_ 5080, Rranch COLLUTMBIA RD. JUST OFF 14th ST. $16,000. tifA) 3.stors brick. 12 rooms. in 8 apartments. Owner leay. For furtlier particuinrs see AVID E. BARRY Exclusive Agent Main 1801 3 bhaths, arrange, ing u(6 1807 .1 St. FFOR SAT VACANT. SOUTHEAST. $3,950. $300 CASHI, $40 Per Month (includes all interest). A very attractive ®olonial-po =0l sontheast rosident taining six large ron wowis papered; Ak wou hius been Dewly pa uted in h brick home secton. con hich_ have been Work, wiside and out there is nicely fe yard; back yard Lo wi Don’t overlook this opportu- nity to secure a good home on these very easy terms. J. DALLAS GRADY, 2 Mo ana, Ridg SEN.W 4 L3 ~v)hm, s NEAR 16 ST. RESERVOIR. MO, PAYMEATS ONLY S$110. INC. ALL INT Strictly nyod tion. nderfully well constgret 2bath home. Vers larze lot dith The honse i deslgned {0 mect every requitement and ix offcred at @ 10w Drig fo effoct a b muk this in Lig, W Cail T v 6 pa N New. Southern Exposure Tupestry brick liouse, 20132 feet the highest tions ‘in norihwest fug wix rooms bedroom Acrss entire fr tile hath, With buiit in tob and fixtures pedestal wahstand. shower, with six foot file Oak floors upstairs and n, large linen closet upstairs and coat closet downstairs hes ‘aud (win outlet flaor pluge front porch with red_tile cone iron il rali Miracte doors. Sunitas on kitchen and hedroom walls, one. plece sink fu kitehen with mixing fancef, ont side pantry, te breakfast porch and ten- b We Will Sell This House for $9.950. Write Box Star_office Covered ND SUBURBAN HOMES from $5,750 upwaids on cash payment $830 upwards or rent $47.50 upwards mon: An_excellent opportunity fo secure sonably priced home either buging or renting. Phone or Write sour requireients. N. E. RYON CO., INC WANTED T0 BUY—HDUSES § OR 8 ROOM HOUSE; NO CASH PAYMEN reasonable montbly payment. Give locat | and price for quick sale. Address Box S (Ail.ol(t.h “8-ROOM brick house, direct from uwner; can make good | cash payment; 4-T. Star_office. % CAN "PAY ALL CASH FOR A SMALL downtown house in any good section: sion wanted within 3 mos. Addr 336-S. Star office BIX OR SEVEN ROOM, THOROUGHLY_MOD- era, with garage or space; not over $9,000; upper northwest. Address Box 1438, Star ce. . give all details. Address Box LL 6K, BRICK HOUSE; WHITE: ihy can pay cash if good buy. Address’ Box S o Nat %; can_pay $3,000 cish avd $43 mo. Address Box 118-T. Star suits me. Want six-room house tion of northesst or 000, Address Box IN CHE ave., and school in good sec t, not over Phone North 2814-J, O: uoi over $12,000. Eox ur office. YOUR PROPERTY IS FOR BAL hh price call R. L. ELLIOTT, Bk. of Com- merce & Bavings Bidg. Muin 9691, DINGWITZ :(’%‘ALTY co.. 726 11th n.w. Mala NEAR LINCOLN PARK OR GEORGETOWN: prefer southeast: good home, $5,000 to $11.000 cash, immediateiy. P. 0. Box 1009. WE NEED SMALL INVESTMENT PROPER. ties to supply the demand of our clieats. If your price s right we fesl sure we can fud @ buser. E. C. THOMAS, care of BOSS PRELES, Kealtors, 1437 K Phor Main 8300 Price. Ad iNC st n.w. Corner, An exceptional home on lot 46x100, 7 bright rooms, hot-water heat, electricity, colonisl and rear porches. bufit-in garage Coovenient terms. Immediate possession. WALTER A. BROWN, 1400 H St. N.W. Main 1653, You’ll Want One of These Beautiful Homes at 39th and Windom Streets, North Cleveland Park. Ta this group of new Kite designed and con- | atructed Homes there are no two exactly | alike—a big consideration when you buying a Home. Every one of them is a perfect | beauty and they are situated on ampie lots | ‘with the lawns already in. The interiors are plansed to eliminate as far as possible the ususl dificulties of housekeeplug and &he rrangement han proved (o be most ‘The size of these Homes is especial able and there is no waste space—ever; Toom 18 avalable for use, Come wn there is a single change that you would recom- mend. Fi and fittings are in the best ul taste. Completely equipped with Isbor- devices and thoroughly modern and up to dl(t. Ouly one square from the Wisconsin Ave. wtrest car line, but far enough away to be out of the noise and confusion of busy streets. Sample Home, 4315 39th St. Six acious rooms, tiled bath, front, hien porches, sleeping por ot-water heating Tiant. separate inatan taneous hot-water Leater, fully o?nl&yed Kkitchen, large dressers. plenty rge closets,effective decoratlons, artistic elec- trie lighting fixtures, slate roof, opemn fire- place, double oak foors throughout, reomy garage, consistently designed. Prices and terms that are most interesting. Inspection may be made any day or evening. Our Mr. R. E. Hamilton is in charge of the Park office at 4301 39th st. If you wish to make & epecial appolutment, phone him at Oleveland 1490, 1 motoring, come out Coun. ave., tur ‘went into Albemarle st., turning -nu into nn st.—or take Wis. ave. cars to just fhe National Cgtbedral at Windom l'a oal k. mn there. A KITE, s Main 4846. $17,500. ‘Two doors off 16th st. 8.W.—Army officer, sut of the ¢ity, must sell his 8-room. 2-bath Bouss. bl;-"mry brick. 23% [t wide. Hard- wood ce, ter beat, ) cluulc! bts, -Qh.l‘llt l dox:b'll rnr hes, sleepi Doich. gla heator, '“»“zumt bl“” T %1 S 'ix§f-'f”’§rko o, sllv- YCY S 1514 K St. | commercial €70 8 ROOM HOUSE IN N.W. OR N.B. SEC tion: have a good cash parment ad can make substantial moothly payments _Mus eséion within " Main 2730, Room -7, Continental Trust Blde. WILL PAY ALL CASH ror HOUSES FOB m;« Will_consider any section of city. 843 H n.w.. Room 404-5. Main 7552, HOUSE IN ALL MODERN improvements: '@ or 8 rooms: corner or semi- detached; have bouse to trade in. ~Linc. 9568 BUYLERS AND SEL LERS Have been quickly and satisfactorily brought together through this office since 1596—that's results. Tt may pay Fou (o see us in some of matiers. " List today it sour price re ri : TF RYON CO., INC,, 1423 F St. COLORED. TO BUY SIX-ROOM AND BATH BRI house, northeast or southeast: not over $4,500. A B GARDINER. ain \.\ A’\I’l ED FOR COLORED cllent a six-room home in first zone, suitable for tailor shop ; something for about $6,000 or $7,000. CHAS. D. SAGER Office open evenings until 9 o'clock. wqmn:-?,'hw"' nu\u.nu OUT-OF TOWN lEAL ESTATE warehouse or Il?lnu'ltlnflnl B. & 0. R. R. siding. For further information lxply your broker, or W. A. SIMPSON, 580 Tth st. s.e., AUCTION SALES. ADAM wl!Ciuk; AUCTIONEE] Sale of Detached Pebble-dash Dwelling, Six Rooms and Bath, No. 2946 Carleton Ave., Loelhdanood ridge, D. C. By virtue of authority vested in the un- gersigned, 1 will offer for sale by public Suction 1h front of ‘the premises on THURS. DAY, OCTOBER 80, 1924, AT 4:30 0'CLOCK PALL part of lot 3, blowk 8. in Fardon and others’ subdivision, ge. lL C 401211“) 1t., improved s sbove, to how- ever, Ml lrl! Il'Ilf um Ot Ftbrw iy 1920, und second Trust, $5500, at 75, Peyavie T m ‘Term er said llnl Deposit of lfi wfll in reve: e e ot dhdasiin ebelng, record] ADAM A. wm:m.n, Auct. R, porches | THLS APTERNOON. - AUBCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. THOS. 3. Q¥/EN & BON, AUCTIONEBERS. TRUSTEF£ SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- A S R i WA ES 1436 V 8 By \|rlue of a certals d&d o! trust duly 589 0 443 et meq., "f e land rvecords of the MLM of (}nhlnr "4, and at tbe request of the Mhl{l secured uction in the offiae of & pon AL C b SRUBEDAY. & M he'lanw» iog described IA? whty in the Dintrict of olumh!l aud ner's subdivision of uare 204, ax per plat Tecorded in the office of the survayor” for Aps i Termg: Sold subject to a first deed of trust i for 85500 apd a second deed of trust for announchd at timie of aule: the purchase price said trust to hnld Ao cash. A d@rrnil 1 » be complied within 80 0’!4 uh!-'lll advertised 8nd resold at the di RIGNOLD W BFLIL 1600 Aed: in Lber No, Y g eralgned tr 1034 AT FOUR 0% i nated as | A being lot numbered i do Hobert "Fore, i District of Columbia in Liber 14 at folio 84, | §1.500," further particnlarg of which wil be 00 required. Conveyaneing. recordin depowi? focteited and the Eaionoh the W. L. TURN HOS. J. OWEN § SON, AUOTIONBERS. RUFTERS SALE OF VALUABLE PESSLE. AKE RESIDENCE. UBI EMIATS 44 PROSPECT AVENCE hOITHlA!T By \iriue of & certain deed of iryat, dated Mas 24, 1924, being Instrumeat No. 27 5 04 emons the. Ingd_records.‘of the Dietrict of Columbia, and at the request of the party securvd thereby. the uodersigned Trustees will well at public_auction, in_ frent oL tie premiscs. oq FRIDAY. THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A.D. 1 FOUR P the Collowing described land and | premisex. ituate fn the Dintrict of Columbla, | aud’ designated s and being part of lot 4 in { Keating’s subdivicion of part of “‘Prospect,’ a8 per plat recorded in the surveyor's office {0t the District of Columbla in Lery Court 2. |84 folio 48. beginning for the same ‘at tbe outhvast corner of said lot numbered 4 and Yruuvv s tlence west mlong the north line of Prospect sireet 20 feet, thence north with the eaxt Itne of the part of lot devised to William LRt oy Wi e Catharine Trewmahan | 886 feet to the north line of aaid lot. thence ast along north Ine of said lot 20 feet o the nortieast” coruer, of sad lot. ‘thence south the east line of eald lot 50.68 feet to e beginning, being also known for purpopes of assessment and taxation Ay lot numbered 804 in squire numbered 8627 Terms: 8ol subject to a prior deed of truat for $1,750. further particulars of which will { be aniounced at time of sale; the purchase | price above said trust to be paid in cash. A | | deposit of §200 required. Conveyancing, re- | cording ‘and revenue stamps’ at_purchaer's | { | coxt. “Ferms to be complied with within thirty davs. othierwlse deposit forfeited and the Prop- erty may b advertised and resold at the dis- cretion of the trustees | THEODORP L. BLOCK, JOSEPH P. ETUBENER, _ocl1.a&ds.exsu Trustees ADAM A, WESCHLER, TRUSTEES' SALE OF STOCK AND FIX. TUKES OF 'HOUSEFURNISHING AND IARDWARE_RUSINESS LOCATED AT 1408 P &T. N.W Ry virtue of & chattel deed of trust, dated October 18, 1928, and recorded May 24, 1924, as instrument No. 109, o the wuffice of the recorded of deeds of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured there: the undersigned trustees will gell at pub- anction within the ‘hove premises. ol DAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-FOURTH, 1924. ELEVEN 4 M., the entirs stock aod #x- px of the above mentioned busines Tcrms: Sold subject to prior Ghatiel deeds of trust. approvimately $1,300. particulars thereof will e aunounced at ihe time of sale: the purchare price aboye spld trusts to be paid in casb. A Geposit o requics MAURICE FREEDMAY | SOL."A. BOGOT, | 8,20.21,22.23 Trustees. _ | THOS. J. OWEN & SON, ACCTIONEERS. | = | TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO. STORY _BRICK DWELLING, REIN. TREMISES 3109 11th STREET NORT R Ry virtue of & certain deed of trust. dated February 26. 1924, being Tnstrument No. 78, recorded Februar, 10: the land records of ‘the Disirict of Columba. and at | the request of the party secured thereby, the underaigned “trustecs will sell at public auc | LonIn Tront of i promisey, en’ FRIDAY. | THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER. {A'D 1024 AT FOURTHIRTY P.M.. the fol: 1owing described land and premines, situate the District of Columbla, and designated and being lot 43 in C. E. Vreeland's subdi Slon, of ota in tloek 17 in Todd d Rrows's Rubdivision of parts of Mount Pleasant. Pleas- an¢ Plains, us per plat of said first mentioned pubiivislon recorded o Taber County No"18. folio 131, of the records of tha office’ of the | survesor of the Distriet of Columbia Terms:Sold aubect o & prior deed of trust for '$3.000 and the balance due on the second trist. further particulars of which will be Gnoiaced at time of sale: the purchase price above wald trust ¢o be paid in cash. A de- posit_ of $200 required. Conveyancing, record. | { fnx and revenue ntampe < ! Terms to be complied with w'thin thirty days, | forfeited “and the Tty | otherwise depos: | may be advertised and resold at the ion 1.8 SRERRY o R, AUCTIONEE | | 3 | | b e FRI T R r { | | of the trustecs, o013 a&ds.exn FUTURE DAYS. "HOS OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO. STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK KESI DENCE. BEING PREMISES 1422 9th STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of n certain deed of trust duly cecorded, in Liber No. 4464, follo 147 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colum: bia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the wndersigned (rectees will sell, at“public auction, o PEDNESDRY. oy rw:sr!-snnl DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D. 1924, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the followl: degcribed lapd ! of Wash- and premises. situate in inglon. District of Columbia. o5 snd belag lot numbered 8fty-six in Redfers’s sub-division of square uombered three bundred and “J‘h (366), s per [ plat recorded in ook W. F. at page 143 e (he surveyor's office of the District of Co- of eale. Ome-third of the purchase to be paid ia cash, balunce in (wo fostallmen‘s. payable in oue and two years, With interest at seven per centum per annum, payable semi-annually. from day of sale. séouned by deed of trust upos the property sold, or all cash, at_the option of the purchaser. A deposit of §200.00 Will be reqvired a¢ time of ale, Al cosreyancing recording, Tevenue stampe, ‘etc.. & 5 of sale to be compl urchaser. T rom dey of | | money » within 30 a the (rustess’ resorra the right property at the risk and cost of defaul purch after Bve Gays advertisement guch ressic’ la syme newspaper publlsbed u ‘ashisgton, D. P. H. ROLAND DRCRY, B. ERLIE TALBOT?, __0c18-d&ds ex8u ‘Trustee: TTTHOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONBEE P Yo e ey tate, y ee- Story and Basement Brick Building Known as No. 20 Jackson Place Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded i Liber No. 4088, follo 148 et seg., among the 1and records of the District of iombia, and at the request of the party se- cured ‘thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction In {rost of the prerises, on FRIDAY, THE THIRTY FirsT D, OCTOBER, ‘A.D. 1924, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PAL, the tollowi: 4 jaag and prom- ises. 'situate in the City of Washington, Dis- e o G humblar and dcetgneted ab. axd ve: ing part of lot thirty-eight (38) im a_sub- division made by Chilton and Magruder, Trve- tees, of lots in square one hundred and st seven (167). a8 per plat recorded in Liber folio 206 of he! precords of the office of thé surveyor of the District nd fog, Bemcribed a8 Fotlome: nostheast corner of said lot #ud runniog theuce southerly glong the easi said lot, ewenty-two (22) ot aix (8) i, mestarly sss. bupdred and " forty-Ave dufest Tour 19 inches more or less, to the public alley; thence northdkiy along “the weotline of sald " Iot, twenty-two (22) fset wix (#) inches to e portiwest comet of said lot, 4ad o st erly along the north line of lot to the un:e-‘:;eorulot%mhlfl‘-n&"hud gion 3 t consiating of & of s 28d basement brick FEawn as Nor 30 Tachons pisce north- One-third of the purchase money to be Daid in camk, oalance In twe equal inetallments, payable in and _twe years, with interest st € per centum per an- num, peyable temiautusily, from .r-ln. secured by deed o “fi‘ be. nqu sold, or all caen, ‘at haser. it ot St of selr AR muy ing, recording, | revenue umz- etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms 505 epuriies with witia thirty dass from da, ,_otherwise b trustees renerve. the Fight To, resell. the. b exty at the risk and ost of defaulting “pus- | chaser, after Sve dase’ advertifement of such resale'in come Mew; ed in Wash- ivgton, D. C, ELL, . WEST, 0c21-d&dn.exSu Trustess. ADAM A. WESCHLAR, AUOTIONDER, Valusble Real Duwelh hm-‘l”l and 1309 Sth Street N.W. sigted 1 whil o;« ot sy pobi et in’ front TOBER THIRTY 0 i 513, cach 205100 fon P immors i “‘“"‘2}"‘" | SEPTEMBER, A. D. | one of the finest con | TWENTY-E { to be patd in c THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY DETACHED FRAME DWELL. ING, BBING PREMISES NUMBER 3718 ( LIVINGSTON WIREET. CHUY T CHABE GROVE, D. €. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated November 14, 1923, IT trument No. 137. recorded November 17, 1923, among the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request the party wsecured thereby, the undersigned trustee will sell, at public | Ruction ju front of the misex, oo WED- NESDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF 1924, at FOUR the followlag described land and pre situsted In fhe District of Colu ignated as and being lot 24, Q! fu_the Chevy Chase Land Company ton R. Gordow's subdivision of a tract of laad known Resurvey on New Seat” as per plat recorded in the office of the sur- veyor of the District of Columbia, in Book o1, at folio 51. Terms: Nold_subject to a prior deed of | % past due since 1869 a Ful truxt for $7.500.00. which August 16. 1024, further particulars of which will_be announced at time of sale: the pur chase price above wald truxt (o be paid in cash. A deposit of $200.00 required. (on- vegancing, recording and revenue stamps at purchaser’s cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and re- | Trustee. c by the purchaser d_property J. H. Deiault having been may of the abose dexcribed will_be sold on MONDOY. SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. e and hour and on the aame ferms . 8t the risk and coxt of the defauliing purchaser. A deposit of $300.00 will be required. ORDER OF THE TRUSTEF. & SON, AUCTIONERS, Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Mag- mificent Old Colonial Brick THOS. J. OWEN Residence, Containing Many | and Rooms, Fine Stable Other Outbuildings, Known as “Montpelier,” Near Contee | Station, Containing About 349Y2 Acres. virtue of & certan deed of trust duly re corded in Liber No. 118, folio 404 et seq.. of the land zecords of Prince George's County. Maryland, and at the request of the party we cured thereby, the underwigned trusiees will sell, at public auet.on on the premisex, on firday. FHE TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF 0C TOBER, AD. 6l AT THREE 0'CLOCK 1 the land particularly mentioned and ottt B 28 Baet o e meiuing 3495 a of fand, more or less. together With impcovements the This property s ate in Mary and. located on the rond leading in a southeaste: direction from Contee Scatian, ALt one half mile from the Washington and Balt‘more boule vard and situated on the Patuxeat Rover Terms of sale: Oue-tiird balance in two equal installments. two years from 8 per cent, pay suid ferred payuients to be secured (o the satisfac |tlon of the trustees. or 1l cash. at the option | of the purchaser, upon ratification of the sale by the court; a deposit of §: quired at Conveyan atial feen rges and revenue htamps at cost semi-annually | recording cf 9¢ purchaser. H. WORTHINGTON HILLEARY, MALCOLM 8. McCONIHE, _ €205t THO Trustees. TOWEN & PUBLIC AUCTION RHODE 18, WEST By virtde of the provisions of a eeed of trust dated September 26 1 recorded among the land records of trict on September 27, 1922, Liber 4528, folio 18 et seq.. and by direction of the partc se cured therebs. we will sell af public auct o in front of tie premises. on TUESDAY, THE HTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1924, AT FIVE 0°CLOUK P M.. ot eleven in Ella & | Dubola and others’ subdivinion of square north | of square 420, in said Disirici. as per plat reconded in the office of the survesor in Liber 1. at folio 12. being improved by the above Bumbered premises. Terma of sale. t Ume of sale: rat and second trust. wi wilated in terest. and taxes of the aggregate sum $4.572.10. The purchase manes for the equity b within 43 d day of sale ar property will be resold cost and risk of the defaulti Cost of mination of titie revenue stampe, o be paid by ARTHUR R NDE: DAVID R. BURHANS Trustees GEORGE C. GERTMA: ‘Attornes for party secured. 021,23, B THOMAS DOWLING & CO.. AUCTIONE TRUSTEES' SALES OF LOTS IN CHASE PARK, CHEVY CHASE HIGH LANDS AND NORTH RANDALL HIGH LANDS. By viztge of certain desds of trusts recorded in Liber No. 426, follo 362, Tiber 4488, follo 345. Liber 4343, folio 44 and Laber No.' 4499, foifo 408 of the lacd records of the District of | and_ at the request of the parties ured thereby, we will sell at public auction 8t the office of Thomas Dowling & Company, Ere st nw. on MONDAY. OCTOBER OF PREMISES 718 AVENUE NORTH cortain o 00 eash depo abject to & RS. Ty !}VE\"I'H 19 COMM ING AT d described follows: Lot No. 17 in square eve Chass Park. nd. immidiately ther immediately thereafter lot number 64 im posit of $50 ia required on each lot at time of | wirty dae or the’ deposics’ for R THIRNT 0'CLOCE T M. the following No. 1980 1o Chery Cliase Highlands, jmmedi- | tter the south one-haif (35) of lot number | square No. 5434 in North Raudall Highlands. 4are. "All conveyancing and recording at pur- | ARLES E. WILLARD, I estate all in the District of Columbia thereafter, Lot §5'7% aquare No. 2018, Chevs Chase Fark. and | Terms easy and announced at sale. A de- chaser's cost. Terms of sale to be complied | GROVER ¥ ToLs THOS. J. OWEN & SON, TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE STORY ~BRICE DWELLING, Bi PREMIS| 1M FOURTH =~ STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4333, Follo 334 et seq.. of of the’ District of Colum: uest of the party secured gned trustees will wel font of the premises THE FIFTH DAY OF 'NO- D. 1024, at FOUR O'CLOCK ACCTIONEERS. TWO- designated ‘us &, the Dorth 20’ feet front by the tail depth of 80 feet of original Iot_numbered 18, in square 785 Terms—Sold subject to & aeed of trust for about §1.678.18, further particalars of which will be announced at time of sale: fhe Tpurchase price abore said truet to” be 1a 'in cach. A deposit of $200 required. nveyancing, recording and revenue stamps rchaser’s cost. Terms to be complied within thirty days, otherwise deposit rlelted and, the proverty may be advertised nd resold at the discretion of the trustees. ‘ NORMAN E. RYON WILLIAM 8. EYO! 0c23-akay-exSunod Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Household Furniture, Pianos, Etc., By Order Storage House. Candy Making Machinery By Order Trustees. Hotel Car- pets, Etc. By Public Auction, At Weschler’s, 920 Pa. Ave. NW., Saturday, Oct. 25. Commencing 9 A.M. ALSO AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M. Astomobliss, inciuding Touriog Can veries. ey "cu AT 10:30 AM. Hotel ts. Ru e TAT 11 0/CLOCK &M, Ca: rumn. "sfaching aad”Motor, Candy Cutting and Wrapping Machive, Wax Paper, ladgett Cablnet Oven, etc. Also Lot Empty arrels, Froit Press Cans, etc. by order T. B. sarshal for local pronibition unit. Ca Terme’, PAM 4. WESCHLER, Auctioneer. o824 THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. RUSTERS' SALE OF BRICK DWELLING g NO. 70 0 STREET X. sirtee of & cortaln d0ed of triat recorded Aber No. 4932 at folio 128 of the 1 records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, we will aell st public suction in front_ of the mises, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD, 24, AT FOUR-THIRTY 0'CLOCK P.M., the deseribed land and premises situate ity of Washingtou, District. of knews and distiuguielied e lot P Bawive and mine b rawireg sod sevsnioen (O13) as aix and seventeen g o Liber No, 31, follo 141 of th the ofice of the ‘surveyor for t m’.’.”"" of Columbia, togsther with the im fe: Bola sublect to & prior deed u-uuot ........ 5 G punii g i it a utthmen 1..: :‘,i{' i e ‘flv‘mm ol property Sesold SoRAScs erpesms, * LMELeNpEz KING, . P. HARRIS, 0023,25,28.80-008 “Trustees. "TADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. BOOKCA! PUBLIO AUCTION TO ’“ i B "' ¥ diat on 84 AY, ov:uun S Gt 02 AT VEN 40&4 M., T .?u i by pablic, avetion A Wndkr. ave. n.v. sq -m l-unm‘ TBAAC MARINO. S Lys B el bered . Me- t required | of | from the | CHEVY | ‘olum- { ADAM A. WESCHLER, AGCTIONEER. | { |2 A certain desd of trust duly conordod 15" Lipar 3o 004, folio 257, et seq., | of the land recocds of the’ Disteict of Columi. | bla, and at the request of the party mecured | thereby, the undersiged trustees will ofter | for sale at public Auction in front of | prem Ifll on WEDNESDAY., THE TWENT H DAY OF OCTOBER, 1924, AT FOUR | OCLOCK P the following described land and premises, situste in the city of 'Aihl ton, District of Columbia, to-wit: Lot 28 in block 3 in Fisher, Forayth snd Young. Co missloners subdivision of land new known “‘Washington Heights" as per plst recorded in Liber County No.'a, Tollo 118 of the secords of | the ofics of the sucvesor of the District of | Columbiu: sublect to aareements'as to pariy- | valls gpoted in deeds recorded Iu Liber No. | 2015, follo 427 and Liber No. 3220, folio 117 | of tiie iana records of waid District, improved as above. To be sold subject, however. to & | prior deed of trust for $45,000, at 6%, due | June 1."1926. ornis of Aale: Ocer and above said trust. « deposit of $1,000 uired of the l purchaser at the time of asle. 1l conve; e | ing, recording. revenue stamps aud_notarial [ fevh at'the Cont of ‘the purchaser. Terme of sale fo ba complied with within thires day | from dav of sale. otherwige the trustees re. xerve tie right to resell the property At the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five dayw’ advertisement of auch resale in some newspaper published in the city of Washing- ton, . C. RL M. MACKINTOSH, LARENCE DODGE, 0021 A&dbn. xS Trustees. THOS J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY HBRICK RESIDENCE BEING PREMISES 1912 PARK ROAD NORTH- WEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5036, follo 430 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Colum bia, and at the request of the party secured reby, the undecsigned trustees will sell at public auction "in front. of the” premisee. FRIDAY, THE THIRTY FIRST DAY OF OC TOBER. A.D. 1924. AT PIVE O'CLOCK P.M the following described land and premise e in the District of Columbia. and d s and being lot 168 in mnjlmln ruver's subdivision of lots fa block 21 “Ing] side” as per plat recorded fn the office 0! lhr surseror for the District of Columbia in Liber 68 at follo 187, block 21 now knowa as square ‘Terms: 8old subject to & prior deed of trust | for $8.000, furtier particulars of which will | [ be aniounced at time of ssle; the purchase price abote sald trust to be patd in cash. A Geposit of $200 required. Conveyancing. re- corling and revenue stamps at purchaser’s cost Terms to be compiied with within thirty dayi otherwise deposit forfeited uud the property may be advertised and resold at the discre- tion of the trustees. 7. 8. GRUVER, | D. C. GRUVER, ustees. RS SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY FRAME PEBBLE DASH RESI | DENCE BEING PREMISES 617 DAHLIA TREET NORTHWERT. ¥ virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated March 27, 1924, being instrument No. 20, re 1924, amang the land records | TRUNTEES! corded April 14 of the District of Columbia, and at the Tequest of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trastees will well at_publie auction in front of | the premises. on THURSDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A.D. 1924, AT FIVE P, the Tollowing-described land and prem inex 1 the District of Columbia. and e part of a tmet of Jirl's Portion,” described as fol lows: Heginning for the same at a point on the north $ne of Dahlia street 210 feet west of the west line of Plney Kranch road. then running west on sald north line of Dahlia 50 feet. thence morth 150, thence ag With said Dahlia trect 50 feet, thep 30 feet to the north line of Dahlia and_the piace of beginning A Sold subject to a prior dead of trust T pacticnlars of which will | time of sale; the purchase id trust to be paid in cash. A complied with within { thirty days. otherwige deposit forfeited and | the properts may be advertised aod resold at the discretion of the trustees. MORTON J. LUCHS, HARRY B. PITTS. 7 a&ds exSudnod __Trustees ALE AND OF VALUABLE TWO- BASEMENT ° ° BRICK 1627 12th STREET N.W. By virtue of two certain deeds of trust re. corded rexpectively in Liber 4604 folios 391 | aud 393 ot seq.. of the land records of the | of Columbia, aud at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trus- tees will offer for sale by public auction. in front the premises. on FRIDAY. THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1024, AT DUR-THIRTY 0'CLOCK P.M., the following described 1afd and premises. situate in the City of Washington, District 'of Columbia. to {wit: Tot 13 of Robert Cokmaa and James | | Adums. trustees. subdivision of square 300 as per plat recorded in the ofice of the surveyor | for the District of Columbia in Liver W. F. at ! improved as abose. | : A deposit of 6300 re. | t the time of sale. All conveyancing, recording. revenue stamps | | and notarial fees at the cost of the chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty dars from day of wle, other. Tise e trustess reserve the right (o oesell the property at the risk and cost of the de. faulting purchaser, after Gve days' sdvec- { tisement, of such ressle tn ome ewspaper | publiaked i she city of Washiggion, B: 5 B 1367 4 woven > 0c21-4dds exBu Y Trugtees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY AND ATTIC BRICK RESIDENCE, | BEING ~ PREMIS 155 RANDOLPH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of & certain deed of trust dated | June 11 1924, being instrument No. ldd, ze- | corded June 12, 1924, among the laad secords | of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the unde { tzustee will sell at public apotien. in feont {of_the premises, on MONDAY, THE |45 SEV T DAY oF OCTOBEN: 4D, 165 | AT FOUR P, the followlag described and_premises, situate in the District of Co- lumbia and designated as and being lof 40 in usre 3104 of subdiviaion M. Gante o8"lots 3 and 4 In Block Droit Park,” sad of lots 16 in Bloomiogdale,” as_per office of the ‘surveyor lumbia in Liber County 28 at folio 80, subject to right of way over the morth or rear three feet of sald lots for alley purposes. Terms: Sold subject to two prior deeds of trust aggregating about $7.600 fnwther par- ticulars of which will be apacunced at time | oF Sale: the purchase price abors amid thust to be paid n c A deposic of equired. Conveyancing, recording aud revenve etampe st purchusers cost. Terms fo’be compiied with within thirty’ days. otherwiss Torfetted and {he propecty may be sdverrieed and resold at the discretion of the erustess. BT RINEHART EDWARD A, mn"“ SALE or Y. mui BRIC %_u PREMISES 155 PARE EoAD !onfi~ By Tirtis of a certaln deed of trust. being astrument No. 20, "recorded December 122, among the lazd records of the District of Columbia, and at the re ‘ecured thereby, the under sell; at_publie ises, o NINTH DAY OF { FOUR-THIRTY P.M., the followin {land and premises, situste in the | Columbia. “and_destgnated 8 In Lewis E. Breuninger's {lots in block 17, | recorded in_the trict of Colum! at follo 125, subject to_covenants of record. Terms: Sold sublect to & prior deed of trust for $8.500.00, further particulars of which will be smnoinced at, time of ssle; 'the, par chase price above said trust to be in Cash. A deposit of $200.00 required. . Con: Seyuncing, recording and revente stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with Tidhin thirty dige dhr'h.. X postt, Sosteited and the property may be adve ead re- lecretion id at the di of > ROBERT L. uen:m'ui EARL E. GOSS, oc18-24ds exSu Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Four-Story Brick | | | " described istrict of 18th and Willard N.W. B, Ti of & cartan fed of trust, dated October 8, 1938, A g et R XA he District of Columbla, and At he request of the party secured thereby, the under- Signed trustecs will offer for sale ic uction in fzent of g (DA OCTOBER Wi A% FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the mu-iu land and_ premises, ituate’ . tho iy .r Washington, District ot Coln-Nl ta wit: ose u flhr 80, hlln ll‘l tll M altce of the survesor of the’ District of Co lumbia, improved s above, ta be sold subfect, however, to & prior deed of trust for $25,000, at 6%4%, of which §3.000 will be due Octo Der 8, 1926, and $22,000 will be due October 8, 1928; over ‘and above said trust, cash. Terme of sule: A deponit of 41,600 ta cast rtified check required of the purchaser 8t ;:'E.“m-. of -l:-_.':nh Fecording, conveyase , Tevenue and_notarial fees at the i S e e iled ! rty otherwise ‘the trustees e resell the property at the rlt apd o the defasiting purchaser after B such resale in sol =y Justed o the city of wnmu- X . | District of Columb together with the lmmovrmenu consisting of | 1204 18tk § THOMAS J. OWEN & BON, AUCHIONBERS. TRUSTEES® SALE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE BEING PREMISES 4004 NEW HAMPSBING AVENUE NORIH- riain deed of trust duly . 4601, follo 234 et seq., at the District of Colum. Dia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undecsigned trustess will sell at ublic - aucton in of the premises. NESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF NOVEM- BER, A.D. 1004, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.. the followingdescribed land and premises. sit- pate in the District of Columbla, and dexix nated an and being Jot 62 in Woodbury Blair's dition # the City of Weanington ' a0 per plat recorded n Liber 46. follo 135 in the survey- oF's office of the District of Columbia, subject 10_covenants of Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal iostallments, pagable in one aod two years. with interest at 7 per centum per annum, pay- able semi-annuaily, from day of ssle. secured by deed of trust upon the property sold. or all omshi, at tue option of the purchaser. A de. posit of $200.00 will be required at time of sale. Al conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps, etc., ot cost of purchaser. Terma of jele to be ‘omplled with within thirty daye from day of otherwise the rustaes re serve the rght (0 resell the property Al the risk aud cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days' advertisement of such resale some newspaper pubiislied in Washington, D. P. JOHNSOA HAI!HY B. PITTS. _0c28.d&d UWEN & 8ON, AUCTIONEERS. BALE OF ' VALUABLE 1M PROVED REAL ENTATE—THE NE YORK APARTMENT. 115 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWERT. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly re corded as Instrument No. 60 of April 12, 1024 of the land records of tie District of { and at the request of the party wecured Thtraby: the ondersigacd” srostes will ‘et ot ublic auction. in front of the premises, oo VRIDAY, THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF OC TOBER, 'A.D. 1924, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M., foilowing described land and premines, sit ate |n the city of Washington. District of Columbia, and " designated s and being lot numbered one hundeed and fortysix (14 Morits G. Kernwein's_subdivision of original lot numhered three (3) In square Dumbered { five hundred and ffty-five (350). | recorded in the off in Liber 26, at folio 146, THOB. J. TRUSTEE: i '..n- tho balance of the purchase money 1o be | represented as follows: 8000 cash at til of settlement and the purchaser (o execute deed of trust conveying the property sold to j#ecure a note” for “the balance of purchase money payable $230 per month, together with interest at 6 per. cent per annum, payable monthly for a period of three years. the bal ance of priacipal remaining then to become | due and payable. or ail cash oser and abose | the Arst trust at the option of the purchaser. ,A deponit of 500 will e required at ti akle. Al converanciug. recording. | stamps"etc. at cout of purchase {sale 10 be complied with within thirty | from dar of sale. otherwise the trustee {merves the right to resell the proper rink and cost of defauiting purcha five daye’ advertisement of such re some newspaper published in Washington, 1. €. THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, “Trustee. By ALFRED L LAWSON, ‘Real Estate Officer. _neZ1-d&dnexsn Term, S' SALE OF TWONTORY BRICK PREMISES 712714 PAcr NGRTwE By virtue of thrce coriain deeds of trust being instroment numbers 2 2 corded February 25 1824, among the land | records of ‘the District of Columlia, and At the request of the party secured thershy, the undersigned trustees will sell at pubiic aue ton in'front of the premisen on MONDAY { THE THIRD DAY ‘of NOVEMRLR. A b 1924, at FOUR P.M. the following described d’ and premi, trict of in. and dex beine lnta Zirkle's B n of part of “Mount Pleasant " an per plat of Brat recorded in the office of { the sarveyor of ‘the District of Columbia, it Liber 74. "t follo 10; said block 5 8iso know. as_square 2 Terms of male: All cash. |8300.00 _required "npon eac tme of aale. All conveyanchn fevenve siampe, eic.. at cost of p Terms 0 he complied with wi thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the | trustees reserve the right to resell the prop. erty ac the risk and cost of defaulting por- chaser, ; such i 16 HOBART in Joseph C. reel at the | recording. ington, VERNON G. OWEN, ALEXANDER 8. CLARKE, Junior, oc22-ddeds-exSsy _Trustees. g C. G. Sloan &Co lnc. 715 l3th St. “m Weekly Sale Household uecto | { At Public Auction At Sloan’s, 715 13th St. Saturday, October 25th, 1924 At 10 AM. By order of the Washington Loan and Trust Co., the Security Storage Co. and others. And at 12 M. Automobiles, etc. Terms Cash. €. G. Sloan & Co., Inc., Aucts. 0c2: BANERUPTCY NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COURT oF THE DIs- trict of Columble, Holding 1 Beokruptcy Court.—in x:hl..m:‘ur v&-\ul tsakrupt. nkruptcy No. is heceby given that the above rupt hay fled hia petition praying for u din- charge from all debts fn bankruptey and that his creditors and other persons in interest are required to enter their appearance o zmn. i anr o dasice, in the clesk's court. on or before the Ciat 1924 RALPH D. QUINTER, ankruptey. LEGAL NOTICES. WALTER P. PLUMLEY, Atftorney. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- “rict of Colnmbla, Probate Court I#’le of Charies Smith, Deceased. 81819, Adminiatration Docket 60.—The nti- catlou as to the trial of the issues in this case relating to the validity of the paper writing, dated the 4th day of 1924, nd testament sed. having been re- Smith and Gertrude November, wa for trial on the 17th day of Novem- , and that this order and the sub. stance of said issues to wit, that the said paper-writing is not the laet will and testa- B oF Chivics Smith, dotmment: that it was not formally executed' in the mode required by law; that at the time of its execution, the said Charles Smith was not of sound and dis- posing mind: that the said writing was executed under the undve Inflience: and wa procured by the fraud, cosrcion, misrepresen- tation or duress of Fogin, o o otiver porsenge poran Bell ot tour weeks ‘i the ied once a _week “Washington Law Reporter’ amd twice a week for the same period in The Evening Star newspaper. WEN) tiee. 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PACKING' X W, s TORAGE COMPANY Fireproof storage, moving, packing and shipping; furniture, autos, tires, accessories, etc.; open storage furni- ture, $5 per month per wvanload; rates on other commedities on request. D. G. McWhorter, manager, 621 No. St. Asaph St., Alexandrla, Va. Tele. Alex. 1 107¢ Washington, North 5023. TOOK $50,000 TO LIVE, BANK EMPLOYE ADMITS Salary of $1,800 Too Small, Says Former Director of Brook- Iyn Institution. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 23 —Wallace L. Conner, employe of the Sumner Suvings Bank in Brookiyn for 17 years and a director of the bank When the institution was takem over by the Lincoln Savings Bank thrée months ago, was arrested hege yes- terday on a charge of forging drafts for §4,000. Police reported that while being questioned he admitted taking about $50,000 from the banl. Of this amount Conner has paid baci $30,000, according to his confession to the police. Inability to live on his salary, which was $1,800 a year until re- cently, Conner told the police, caused him to take the money. Conner, during his service at the bank, made a point of dressing the part of the afMuent banker and of spending much time in the lobby, where he personally greeted all who entered. Officials of the Sumner Bank said that two years ago Conner told them that he had received a large in- heritance from his mother, which accounted for his display of wealth BULGARIA F_AbES CRASH; TREATY CHANGE SOUGHT Wants Financial Features of Pact of Neuilly Revised—Fig- ures Cited. By the Associated Press. SOFIA, Bulgaria, October 23.—Bul- garla’s financial distress, as presentéd officially to the premlers of three great powers, was admitted by For- eign Minister Kalfoff yesterday, On the initiative of the Bulgarian Eonco- mic Soclety, 8 movement has been started for modification of the finak- cial features of the treaty of Neulliy. The danger of the economic eellapse of Bulgaria is pointed out by Kyré! Popoff, president of the soclety and chief statistician of the ministry of finance. The amount thus far pald in cash and kind is 33,000,000,000 leva. But a beginning only has been madc The present rate of progressive pay ments, Popoff said, would bankrupt Bulgaria in two years. The Bulgarian commissioner of rep- arations showed official figures cou- firming M. Popoff's estimates. Human Calculator Wins. M. Inaudi, a French lightning cal culator, was recently pitted against 12 of the best types of machines for calculating sums and he came off with all but one honor. M. Inaudi easily beat his mechanical competi- tors in addition, subtraction, division and finding the square of the cube, but in extracting the square root of & number & machine came out frs In the complicated problems the