Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1924, Page 49

" FOR SALE—HOUSES. | (Cont FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continwed. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. (Continaed.) HAVE GOOD TRUST N Tike 1o invest in <mal | bungaiow that i ren {ing. Address Box 1718, | FROM OWSER. SMALL. in the ety: winl pay an | poxsession desired offce 6 T0 8 ROOM HOUSE IN N.W. OR N_E. ¥EC- { tion: bave a zood cash peement wnd can make substan'ial Must bave Room AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. LOAN_& €O, AUCTIONEE! 715 18th 8t N.W. T WRTCH WOTLD | house or suburban xuitable for rent- ar office. . ROOM HO a ) TATCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF ATTRACTIVE DE- TACHED DUTCH COLONIAL _RESI- CONTAINING ROOMS AND TWO BATHS IN CHEVY CHASE, C.. BEING PREMISES 603125, JIrtae of a certain deed of trust, dated 1923, and duly recorded among the ords ‘of the District of Columbls on 3. 1923, as paper No. 04, and at the request of party secnred thereby, the undersigned iruxtees will sell at public auction in_ fronf of tife promises. on THURSDAY. UHE THIRTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1924, &t FIVE P.M.. the following described land’ and premises litnate in the District of Columbia and desizoated ax and being lot No. 71 in the subdivi<ion made by (he Guar- L aniy Trust Company of lots in Square 2332, ax | SALE_TO ENFORCE LIEN FOR REPAIRS, ETC.. ON _ONE _UNDERWOOD TYPE WRITER, NO. 4 /R12675, Notive Ix liérebs given f | NOVEMBER ITH, 19: ! there, Wil be at’ public rooms of . G n & Co. : 13th st n.w.. Wawhington, D, ( entorce Len for repairs, efc.. due’ and unpaid one Under- wood Typewriter No. 4/812 the property of Mr. 8. A. Scaw rtz, ADERWOOD RENT MONEY BUYS ONLY A ROOF! anction in_ the 1 id 1 L | YPEWRITE I WARD, M co.. ‘Manager. CTHoN & TION T 20es, Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real Fstate, Improved by Three- 2 Story " and Basement Brick | :‘i: l!:"‘,,',,;{"“:’,ffil >:'r”';':h';‘rr::n- snrves Bullding Known ss No. 201 tiu0aric, of Cahumbia, Sibjece 1o 1o nagia’ ot recora Jackson Place Northwest. N e e virtue of a cetwn demt of rust rust. for $8, duly | payable $373 unnnally, v Liter No, Tol's 146 ot scq.. | Mar 1 1920 OF the pir L seconde of the Distret of Co | irust. a second trust of and ut the request of fhe jurty se. | Payabie in terms o wnit ihe eby. ihe undorsizoed frustees will [ Cash above aid {wo frusis. or all cash at 17t bl auetion in (103t of the premises, | OPHON Of purchaser. A deposit of $500 re- VRIDAY. THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF fauiced upon acceptance of bid. Conveyancing. ORER AL 19200 AT FOUR 0°CLOCK | recarding and revenue stamps at co-i of pur- tie tollow ng dewcribed lund and prem. | chaser. Terms of sale o e complied with faute i the G 0f Washinzton. Dis | Within thirty days. ofherwise e of Columibla 1 ha And he. | ressrve the Fight t0 T nz par ¢ tirty elzht (28) I a_sub. | risk and cost of th Can made Iy Ciclton sud M zrder. Trow. | w tree of lots i square ose hund-ed and sivty 3 District of nd be tollows weuty-t olored. Will consider any 1843 H n.w. Room 8045 ;N W 6 or & rooms ve hwise (o trade sect Main 7 MODERN f ity | WA X i -(.1 TERS braueht | One of these delightful homes can be bought as easily detuched as paying rent—and it will only be a little time until your home is paid for gy ‘The cash payment is very small and the monthly terms are so liberal they are within the reach of all. THIRD PLACE NORTHEAST (Between 3rd and 4th. L and M Sts.) \ REAL HOME—-ONLY $6975. lonial type house, including i BUYERS AND S} Have been anickiy « | tozetler chrangh (his resnits. It may pay Your really mAtiers and terms are right N. E. RYON €O, INC; Main 497 un WANTED FOR COILORED client. a six-room home in lirst ‘commercial zone, suitable for tailor shiup @ something for about 26,000 or §7.000. CHAS. D. SAGER Office’ onen_even’ngs v )14 ST N W OUT-OF-TOWN "EAL ) NUFREDURICK ot M. Busigess uiraic warelouse Lo Sidinz. For appiy your heoker, or W Bost. S Wa-kington, 1. ( AUCTION SA’ S AFTERY TS0 nd_satisfuc torile Moo since 1591 You to sen us in some of LSt taday if rour price 0 10 a prior deed of wi AL e e with the bulince due w price above said .000 may be given, st the purchaser, and o £ r Modern six-room ¢ built-in garage OPEN the trastees | the property af the defaulting purchaser. T INTER PE THOMAS. RS B OWEN & SON.TATCIIONEER DATLY 9 M. TO9'P:M N o rHe iAS T BOSS & PHELPS, I'ie Home of Homes, Realtors, STEE'S SALE OF VALUAELE PROVED REAL EXTATE. virtue of a ecorded in Liter No. o the Jand records of the District of Colum- 4. and 4t the request of the purly secured ereby, the undersigned trustee will xell at ou in front of the prem’ses. on AY. THE FIFTH DAY OF NOVEN AT FOUR-THIRTY 0'CLOC pwinz-described lard and prem e in the "t of Washington, Dis. olumiin. and desigcnnted ax and being e (121 o fifteen (15 in. square six inndred and coe (601), pr Iots on the soutbwest cor and T osts sw T sule: One-tiird 1 in cash, b 1 une wad two years, utum per annum, cuted by deed of trast upon the b 1 cashi. ut the option of the pur.haser. posit of S200.00 wil requiicd xt time of Al Conw, . recording of pureh. ser withn NI six (8) | terly one. four *(4) flex: thence of st lot. | () inlies fo the of said 1ot und thence eust orth 1lue of xaid lot ortheast said 1ot and the ph Luing with the improvements. busisting of o stors and basement brick known us No. 20 Jacks.n place notth 1417 K St. N.WL -_——— ESPECIALLY SELECTEBDNBUWYS EN DESIRABLE SECTION Main 9300, Ty alon e LES by TONE n Onethivd payable ai 6 po of trust wpon al e opt'on o £ $1.000 will he converane.ng. at cost of complied with TRUSTEEN' s OF VALUABLE | tie DASTE RESTDENCE, BEING 1 $4 PROSPECT AVENUE NORTHEAST Ry viriue of u cortuin i st daie fay 4. 1 ug Instram ed June 6 among the District of Coinmbia of the party wecnred (herebs. trustéos wili el al pubiic of fhe premises, on FRIDAY FOURTH DAY OF 0CTOREL T A fotlowing d- on. i i (ke Distr (enizne ubndicisio revordud 0f Columhin e n two centum per an day of ssle o NORTHEAST. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. ‘ ustalime of the parch Wt i aual Contral location. ne ation. Post ofl rooms nd . nstaliment v al ed brick, 22 it nd bath: no-ko Lights: hardwood o et 142 feet 3l as, A deposi s fron basable f ed o at . ele of pur- | uired ording, | haser. | within the undersizs auytio; THE pipeicss i s \ % stamps. ot from wad garage m th re Woodr . fay Semidef (i Wyoming : ence. v 10 ar garax sRcaz raows and SACL'S.ADDITION <ed i CRITY & CEEVELAND PARK Oue-liglf biock off “Connent Four-nedroom brick louse, w ciectric 1 ouk Moots AN SF WsCHLEL, AV TIONEER Sale of Detached Pebble-dash Dwelling, Six Rooms and Bath, No. 2946 Carleton Ave., Desirably Located in Wood- Price wide., . S12500, i ELT 1 SHILLINGTON &< exSudnat THOMAS DOV TING & paom< and bata. hoiwater ho COLATCTION Tak Acers chies: B0 casn payment of $1.000. Completely detuched 5 rooms and 2 hat ele tricity. hariwood floors, Saruge. A new honse fhat and batic 1o CHEVY Sourh IN CHEVY TASE HIGH RANDALL HICH hrick tiof arse is'a ten having 8 rooms and s.eoping fie Lgat. omk CHENY CHASE s %0t i Torms: s1 prce abov depos.t uz and Terms L otherwis 1o cors. pramis K ks others 0 0CLOCK Vara a bdivision Columbia <ecured tire COLUMBIA HEIGHTS o. $%500. Just off Park With 1 rooms and harh not-water heat A boy on £10.800. A <emide oims and bath. open Breniace lot-water heat ric ot rrect condition. 512 Grover-built brick honse with 5 larze rooms. bath wnd exira lacaers ami: in beautiful condition, with mauy added feaiures & Price. $12500. Pric rooms and 2 complets giassed-in porch, attic © U'ght, oxk fleors. zaraze. Price, $16.500. B ck. house Coanecticut ave., with baths. shower. open frepidce. incioxed porchas Bnished AL 0D, zArage. Fasy terms. Price. $17.300. Detached brick home with 10 rooms and 3 bailx, hot-water heat. hard weod floors. electricity: zoud lof: gzarage Vacant. [mmediate possesson roud. Brick s neioxed cectric Tights W00 casn ached brick with Luetanianeous right: garage . baths. pinz porc ond tian. <quare off ms and SITEENER Trostees TOMORROW. C.G. Sloan & Co., Inc. Aucts bed 715 13th St. Regular Weekly Sale Household Effects of Every Description’ At Public Auction MT. PLEASANT—$12930—TERMS. At Sloan’s, 715 13th St. Cojomial brick home, containing six large rooms: hot-water heut and electric liguts: lar- | Saturday, October 25th, 1924 wood Soors and trim: finished room in basement. Lot 20 feet wi d_over 150 feet deep | At 10 AM. T paved alles. with garage. Large front and double rear porches. This home is located | = et W shihian Doan im a splemdid section of Mt. Pleasant. near the car line. Should sell immedixtelr By order of the ashington Loan| the Security Storage SAUL'S ADDITION—$15,750—~TERMS. (G 4 most attractive detached home, locuted :.2» n;yc;;d?ir-ble ,e.»;un"nl Siu’;_ Add‘uu\u And at 12 M. T e bt Toceboenes and shrubbers. Homxe conrains nine large rooms, storeroom "‘“Hln‘: 'l"j""‘"g‘ = le (ive bedrooms): hot-water hest wnd electric lights: large front side. porches a & This ix a real home. The owner is building & large xuburban home and is anxions to sell C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc. Aucts. Reasonable terms cin be wrravged. Phose us for inspection. o ADAM PETWORTH—$8950—TERMS. & Addition ust two biocks from 14th st A beautius rape-iee v Household Furniture and Per- Shide winitno: sonal Effects, By Auction, flon, Jasy tme ekt o MULaL, A ai e rranged. hright snd choertal rooms: hot-water hest aid eléctric lights. Deep lot Qxheg b gurthascdilasger To Pay Storage and Other o paved alles. Tbix home is almost new and in A-1 condition home. Reasovable ferms can be arranged. ONE BLOCK FROM A very attractive tupestrs brick home. two tiled baths fome with shower!: miadern in every way and contains m fret and second floors. Deep lot to This i the best buy that you could pe PETWORTH—$9.500—TERMS. with concrete front porch and double back porciies 10 fret Ligh extending full width of the house. Centains siz iarge, bright rooms; pantry with built-in| Rgse Car' Cr box. tiled bath with builtin tub. wbower and hxtures; hardwood Moors: hot-water heut | ) Johmeon, Mre I M. MeCunl Fiin andelectric lights. | Lot extends back o un wiley. wily room for garage.. This properts | &mith. Mr. 1. W. Stanback. M I located on 4 vers wide uvenue in u very desirable section of Petworth. Phome us for | Wi Parties interested pieas inepaciion Terms m el o leakts e x Ay oWy WESCHLESR & SOND AFUTIOND Phone us in regard to any of these properties. \We have many more in every section of the city. An inquiry will obligate you in no way SALL VALUARLE GO LELT 0N CTH MCKINLEY STREET. W CHEVY Al coavexar asor’s cost. Tern CHARLES | oF AD BEANCIUROAD, nz at par HASE of WILLARD. TOLSON N: L.+SANSBURY CO. ATCTIONEERS Eversthing in Liesl Lstate 2 1418 Eye St. N.\W. Phone Main MEMBERS WASHINGION REAL ESTATE BOARD, ot o THOMAS 1. OWEN & SON ndersigned Beat ot 11 ribed lan ¥ of W, PRUSTEE: SO Y DENCE STREET By i March curded April 14 the District ¢ the parts trustees will ac the pren JAY. THE SI DAY OF AD. 1924, AT FIV) PM.. the foliowingdescribed lu prem ises. situate in the District of Columbia. and designated as and heing part of s tract of land calied “tirl's Portion.” described 28 foi jows: Beginning for the samie a point on the north line of Danlia street 210 feet west of the west line of Piney Branch rosd. thence ruoning west on said north line of Danlla t 50 feet. thence north 130. thenc tiel with <aid Dahlia street 50 feel South 130 fest fo the of street and th SATT O VALUARLYE TWO. VEAME PEPRIE DASH REsT BEING PREMISES 617 DAHIIA NURTHW EXT DAY GTOCR | prem on. Dis 2 MONDAY. THE CTE follow iz e~ | hin st dated No. 0, re and rercords . and ut the request . the undersizned tion in front ef Futton Subdivison it recorded i Dix £t of Terms part of n 2l < wwid ~ubd 5 Mok 61, Page, 10. One-third of the parchase cash. halance in two able in one and two at Six per centum per annnatly. from dax of ecired by deed of trust upen the Brop or ull casii. at_the option of the deposit of $20.00 will be re of sale. Al convesancing et at of to b complied the ments. vaurs. with interest anuam. parabie semi Torms tax o stamp: < from day il AT WESCHLERL AUCTIONEER. ther partic 1 trost 00 1o to be complisd duss. otherwise depos't 1Y may be advortised wnd resold at Overlooking Ssul's . home. with colanial ront day~ the puiclase to he paid in ed 0N T AUCTIONEERS THOS T 16th ST.—$14,500—TERMIS. - containing six large. bright and cheerful rooms front porch and deuble bick porches. House is extra features. Has hardwood foors throughout] by (g with onecar gurage (brick) to match house. | Wainmaton. D tind in Jhis saction i M A DWEN & sON v S a0 RATURDAY 1020 o AN we W the <wlesroo Wesehler ra nw 1o pas storage and of to'ed w'th s in 1l B K. arrison. Mrs Mireer. Mr Kess. Mra. A Caspr W Afwnod. s itenaeit. Mrs Mary Nrs Mattie R TWENTY 1T AT NINE 0°CT4 1 TRUSTEES FACHED ROOMS SALE OF ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE CONTAINING SATH AND LARGE PORCH IN_ CHEVY CHASE. D (. BEING LREMINES 3858 STREET. 10T DE and HARRY o1 ave _ormddas exSud g Georg a THOS. 1. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONELRS. By virtue of December 1. 19 tand records cortain deed of trust. dated i ity ocoried. ammaE e District ot Cotumbls Vecemper 1. ¥ baper 107 ‘ang a1 TEquest of {he plriy cred therahe e under<iined troxtecs will sell af public spetion in froat of the premises. on THURSDA ecorded in Liber No. 4533, Follo 334 ot seq. THE THIRTIETH DAY OF OCTORER. A of the land records of the District of C 1924, 2t FIVE FIFTEEN PM.. the following | b described Jand and premises ituat i District of Columbia and desizoated av Deini lot” 186 of The Munses Trast Compa Trustee's Sybdivieion of lots in Saqnare 2335. | VEMBE t rocorded in Liber 68, follo 80. of | I\M.. the < of he office of the surveyor for | ixen situate in fhe Disirict of Cu | the Diatrict of Columbis, subject 10 Ihe cove | da-ignated as and heing the no [ nantx of record | front "By the fall depth of 80 fee! of 4 Terms of Sale: Sold subject {0 & prior deed of | ot numbered 16. in square 785. age House. Candy Making | irust for $7.000. with intarest at 7 per cent. | Terms- Sold subject fo a Prior deed of Machinery by Order Trus- | &5 i, 7 J035. Ot the porchase prlee abord | troat for shoat $1.07836. furthes pacticalars a0 Trust '@ ‘second (rust of $5.000 may beof which il be announced &t time of sale: tees, Hotel Carpets, Etc., |en parabie"in"terme to it the purchaser | the ‘purciate price shove” said, (rast to be . 3 - By Public Auction, and vash above xaid (wo (ruxte or all cash &t | paid in cash. A deposit of $200 reqnired. Ihe Cntlon af the purchawer. A Geposit. of | Lonveraning, recordisz and revenuc Hamp 300 ‘required upon meceptance of bid. Con- | 81 purchaser's cost. Terms (o be complie At Weschler’s, 920 Pa. Ave. N.W., Saturday, Oct. 25. Tevabing. recordinz. And revenne Stamps at | Wt within (hFLY daxe. otherwie ol irchaser. “Terms of <ale to ba tom- | forfeited and the Droprit may be advertied Phind "with within thirly dags. otherwise the | and resold at Commencing 9 A.M. | Also, at 10 O’Clock A.M., | e Automobiles, Including Tour- went | 4 &80 Cars, Roadsters and De- |1y stces’ Sale of Valuable Mag- | i TRUSTEES STORY BRI PREMISER NORTHEAST, Virtae of a certain deed of auly SALE ald Tapestes brick home. a 1 UNION STORAGE ¢ 009.16.24 T OADAM A ousehold Furniture, Antique Grandfather’s Clock, Pi- anos, Etc.,, by Order Stor- NORTHEAST—$7,990—TERMS. fren biecks from beantifnl Lincols Park and just off Temsessee ave. A colonial brick | nome " Contuining ‘aix rooms snd’ bath. double’ back” varches. electric lights. Heated brick | b in_froat of the prem WESCHL THE FIPFTH DAY Eorage. This i< one of the best buys that we have had In & good section of the mortbeast for sule for ome time. Poysession can be had with title. T MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, INC,, K St Main 617. 1416 HOMES THAT ARE REALLY INVESTMENTS. NORMAN WILLIAM & d&ds-exSuknod RYON. O i i rustees. Home or for Rooming Purposes— oc Dest Street in Columbia Heights. Large home or rooming house: excellent northwest Food Iot: two-car brick garaze Sour while to inspect WM QUINTER. J. BENSON THOMAS Trustees. _ AUCTIONERS. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Four-Story Brick Apart- ment Known as “Brad- dock,” Northeast Corner h&g; and Willard Streets By virtue of a certain deed of trust tober 3. 1923, and 0c20, «tion: ten “large TTHOS. all modern improvemenis. Priced low- nd bath: -$) worth Modern Detached Home Northwest— Real Sacrifice at $10,500. Well constructed detached home: six large rooms. porcies and tile bath: large built-in garage: modern in every detsil. Wide wrenue in morthwest, near two car lines > good. Modern Suburban Home—— “¥ith Acreage—ifor $12.500. o : Substantial elghtroom modern home, wonderfully coBstructed: {wo-cur garuge,-and am| — - aore and a quaster of beautiful grounds; wonderfully located, in close prozimity to the city. - | 1acated Where Values Are Going Up— wew i{ome for $10,000. Wevs aetacned bungalow: splendid lot; five rooms and bath: concrete fromt porch; ull moneca jmprovements: many extra features. Am excellent up-morthwest sectiom, in-a com- munity of new homes. Terms to a respomsible party. 4 Chevy Chase, D. C,, Home— Corner on Connecticut Ave, - (Corner lot on Commecticut ave., about 70-fost fromt: lecation excellent. Detached brick It rooms and two complete baths, ome with shower; porches; all' modern improvements: brick garage. $23,000, with terms. iy At The Tiek and cost of the defauting | purenaser. jmgfe liveries, nificent Old Colonial Brick | Residence, Containing Many Rooms, Fine Stable and/ Other Outbuildings, Known ' as “Montpelier,” Near Contee | Station, Containing About 3491/, Acres. - Ty virtue of 3 certaln deed of trust duls re corded In Liber No. 119, folio 494 et sea.. of | theland records ot Trince George's oy, i, | Marsiand, and at (he request of the par(y se et | cured thereby, 'the undersigned trastecs will | : wel: 'at publie.auction on the premise | rday. THE TYFTETH DA AT 10:30 Hotel Carpels. Ruge. ot AT 11 ¢ Candy Puiling M; utting and Wrapping Ma. e | ; latt Motor. Candy Wax Puper. WESCHLER. Auctioneer. 0 a A 1and records of of Colimbia, and at the request the parts sequred ‘thereby. the under- Sizned trostees will offer for sale by public avction in front of the premites. on MONDAY. OCTORER . TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1924, AT O'CLOCK P.M.. the following described and premises. wituste in the city of hingion, Districi f Columbia. o wit: Let i TRUSTHRES' SALE_OF VAL STORY AND ATTIC BRI BEING PREMISES 7 ivig of ' certain dbed of a By virtne of & certain of_trust date T e P T N SO S Carded dune 12, 1921, among the lasd records | ¥ e of the Distriet of Columbia. and at the request | described in said deed of trust, containing | of the party secured thereby, the undersigned | 34913 acres of land. wmore of less Logerher o the barty, socared thovchr, (ne undealencd | WiLLY marcrements' thereon, Thia Braperty o or the premiser. on MONDAY: THE TW TR sasin Mspland, 3y GEVENTH DAY OF OCTOREHR, A.D. 1924 Loutbeasterly | AT FOUR P.M.. the following described land fad premises. situate in the District of Co- { fambla snd desizuated as and beiag lot 40 in Yo 3104 of subdivisian by Annic M. Gants i S0d 4 in hlock 16 addition to “Ta | Droit Park." snd of Tots 10 in' block 2, “West Ricomiogdile.” s per plat recorded’ In the offce of the survesor for the District of Cor | | lumbia o Liber County 23 at folio 50, subject | | to right of way over he north or rear three Feet of sald Tots for alley purposes | “Terms: Sold subject to two prior deeds of | | trast sggregating about $T.600° Curiver par. | tlealars sf Which will be®anaounced 3t tme of wale; (be purchare price sbove said trust to be ‘paid in cheb. A deposit of $20 required. | Tecording a0d" revenue stampi ‘erms to be complied ‘otherwise " deposit 5 be advertised of ' the erustees. B L. RINEHART. LDWARD A. GARVEY, oc15-ddds.exSn Trust ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Valuable Real Estate, 40x100 Improved Frame Dwellings Nos. 1307 and 1309 Sth Street N.W. By virtve of authority vested in the ui signed 1 will offer fer sule by public as n front of the premises on TURSDAY, TORER TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1824, AT FOI THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., lots 833 and $83 squere 012, each 20x100 feet, improved above. A deposit of $300 required.at d particalarly mentioned and offce of ihé survevor of the District of Ce. lumbia, improved as above. to be sold subject, however, to a prior deed of trust for $25,000. €1%%. of which $3.000 will be dne Octo er 3. 1926, and $22,000 will be due October 3, 1928; over and above sald trust. cash. Terms of sale: A deposit of $1.300 in cash or certified check required of the purchaser at fhe time of sale. All recording, convey ing, revenue stamps and notarial fees at the cost_of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty dars of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell property at the riak and cost of altiBg purchaser after five days' ad- vertisement of such resale in some newspaper pablished in the city of Washinglon, . C'" 18 terest on first trost, tazes insurance ad- Justed to dafe of sale. W. SPENCER ARMSTRONG, CHARLES B. MARSH, oc1n-dddb,exhn Trust ADAM A, WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY AND BAREMENT BRICK DWELLING NO. 1627 12(h STRERT N.W. By virtue of two certain deeds of trust re. corded_respectively in Liber $304, and 308 et seq.. of the I District of Columbla, party secured thereb tees will offer for sa mile from the Washington | ¥ard and situated on the Pstuxent Rive | “Terms of sale: One-third cash and balance in two equal instaliments, payable in one and | two years from date of sale, with interest at 6 per cent, pavable semi-sonually, said de- Terred parments to be secured to the satisfac- | tlon of the trustees, or all cash, &t the option | of the purchaser, upon ratification of the sale | Wy the court; & deposit of $2.500 required at the time of xal veyancing, notarial fee: recordiug charges und revenue stamps at cosi 1 'ba B ORTHINGTON HILLEARY, MALCOLM S. McCONTHE, _oc205¢ SR Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN .& SON, AUCTIONEERS. TEES' S, OF VALUARLE THREE- TRUSTORY RKICK | DWELLING, |REING EREMISES 183 PARK ROAD NORTH: | By virtoe of a certain deed of trust. being No. 20, “recorded December 6. the land records of the Diatrict of Columbia, and at the request of the party ecured thereby, the undersigaed trustees will ‘at public suction in front of the prem. on WEDNESDAY.. THE TWENTY. SINTH DAY OF OCTORER. A. FOUR-THIRTY P.M.. the follow! BRY MUCH TO TALK PURTHER ESE HOMES, CALL WE WOULD LIKE VI s 3 ABOUT TH! SHA VON & LUCHS, 1 713 14th St. Main 2345 WANTED: TO BUY.—HOUSES. Continved. T WHITE; 1V 1€ good buy. Address oz BICK: NOT and $43 mo. 2 7 COLORED—VACAN l'; ck, six-room and bath, newly pi. peretars Tralhicd. Dot hewts situsted gt Tith and Columbia road. Wil merifice for' & anick Any ressonable terms JOHN E. GARVEY, Main 9210, 1108 Ave. SALE OR RENT—HOUSES CITY AND SUBURBAN HOMES from #7150 upwards on cash payment §550 iipwards or rent $47.30 upwards monthly. An cycellent oppertunity to secure & rea- sonably priced home either buying or renting. Thove_or write your requirement N. EzRYQN CO.,"INC.;» Main 4397 1428 F St " WANTED T0 BUY—HOUSES. WILL PAY_ALL CASH FOR TWO-FAMILY fint. preferably ‘one vacant,-for occupancy ln zo0od morthwes! or northeast secti Address oz 1967, Star office, COLORED PURCHASER D i rick house, direct from ownet: cas b payment; give all details, °T, Star offee. FLLIL R Diints, garage or fesm for e Bood aiw._tectiou: weil Boanced: fotwns Box 179-T, Star efice, :;:;l'u.u SE BN can f0d/r. Siar omee, e request of the undersigned _trus- front of the prem is on FRIDAY, THE THIRTY-FIRST h}AY OF OCTOBER, 1824, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., the following described lund d premises, sitoate in the | City of Washington, District ‘of Colum le Tet 18 of Robert Coltman and mes ! Adams. trustees. subdivision of square 300 as gor plat recorded In the offe”of the surver | for the District of Columbla in Liber W. I | follo 97, improred ax abore, ‘erm of wale: Cash. A {eposit of $800 re- ired of the purchaser at the time of sale. Tecording, revenue stampy at ‘the tost of tha pu Terma of sale to be complied with ‘within thirty days from 1y of sale, other- wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the at the risk and cost of the de- purchaser, after five days' adver- t of such retale in same newspuper city ot Washingion, . HN D. LEONARD, EO. A. ROVER. Dot expensive type: pessessio Address Box 108.T, Star office. HOUSE_IN GOOD N.W, SECTIO! bath. Price. -$11,500; not over dress Box 138-T. Star office. - IF YOUR PROPE fatr price call- R. L. - merce & Savings Bid | X, LU 2,000. § FOR RALE AT A BLLIOTT, BE. of Com- “Main 9691, NEAR CARNEGIE LI up to $18,000. R. 101. 40: DINGWITZ A 4 5 Al PROPER. ties te )y the demand our Yoar ‘price d- | as per plat veco! rreyor's office *of the Dis- trict of Columbis in L'ber 34, at toilo 123, subject to covenants Of record. rior deed T st Sold subject (o & iculars of which e tor .00, "further pa unced At time of wale: the bur- Thabe “price above & 2 St fortely e Terms: Cash. sale. Terms to be complied with in 45 deys frem day of sale. otherwise the right is re- served to resell the property at the risk and St ot defaniting parchaser after five daye’ advertisement of such ressle in some pews- w' rubl in. ‘Washingtes, D. C. Cen- st recording and revesue stamps at ‘ec2lddds.cxSu rast 1o Do cash. A deposit R Ny RROR B Shoacing. recorling And. revente b 's cost. Terms to.be within thirty days’ otherwisé dei and the rty may be'sd wid at diseretion of the frusiées. o Trestees. A. WESCHLER, Auctioseer. 5822 UTAH | tain_deed of trust duly | 615, folio 441 ot seq.. | revenne | Digtont | deposit | the discretion of the trustees. | PUTURE _DAYS. ADAM A7 WELSCHLEN, ACCTIONEER. | it ' Automqbiles and Truck by] Auction For Storage and| Mechanics’ Liens. | Notice in Liereby given, that public anction for TOBER 31, 1921 at 10 AM., Tooring (). G Sedun. Brpire Al parties inter ested ‘please take notice. GAY'S 24 HOUR “AUTO SERVICE, o430 650 1, Street Narthwest. | THOS. JTOWEN & KON, AUUTIONEERS. | TRUSTEE'S WALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY DNTACHED FRAME ~DWEL ING, BEING PREMISPS NUMBER 118 STRERT, (HEVY CHASE 1 will sell hr‘_ FRIDAY, o northweal. | Speedster, Ford Chevrelet “390°" vember 14, 1923, being ‘natroment No. 137 | recorded November 17. 1925, among (he land | records of (he District of (olumbig, and &l | the request of "the party secured thereby, | the undersigned trustee will sell, at pablic | auction iu front of the premises, on WED- ADESDAY. THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF MSEPTEMBER. A, D. 1021, at FOUR P.M. the following déscribed lind and premises. | sifuated in the District of Columbig, 4nd des: | ignated as and being lot 24, in square 1869 | in the Chievy Chase Land Company and Ful fon R. Gordou's subdivision of a tract of | |1and known ax “‘Resurvey on New eat an T piat recorded In the office of the sur- sor of the District of Columbia. in Book 61, at folio 1 Terms: Sold sulject to a prior deed of | trust for §T.000.00, wiich ix past due win-e | | August 16." 1524, Girrber particolars of which will be &nnounced at t.me of ale: the pur- chase price above said irust fo be paid in oL 4 200.00 required. Cor and revenue stamps at | mx 1o be complied with hérwise deponit forfeited | | within thirty anys, and the property | w0l At the discretion of the trut "H. GORDON. Trastee. Detault having been made by the purchase: of the above described property, rald property | Wil be wold on MONDOY. THE TWENTY- | SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1024, at the | same place and nour and on the same terms | and conditions. at the risk and cost of the er. A deposit of $300.00 | | detautting pure TRUSTER. i i {will be require OEDER OF THE N & BON, ATCTIONEERS or THREE VALTARLE it RICK, DWELLINGS, B 712714716 HOBART SAT er ain trast, 1924, wmong trict of Columbi. secured therebs. deeds o instrument nu corded Fabruury %, record< of the I the request o { anders ton tn front of THE THIRD 1 4.t POUE DM d and prew’ses, W't nelnsivn e premises on OF NOVEMBER foluwinz-descr bed n the Disrrict of a~ and 1 Toseph 7 L Al wud 8. Mount Ples<art L s per plat of uret n recorded in the oftice the bis of Coluwh s, in 3 ‘aise kuown n irkie's i lan “obdivic | of s vesancing at cost of sa'e right cadver 3 some newspaper Do VERNOX G deposit record pure ity | WEN CLARRE CHLER. ATCI10; Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Four- Story Brick Apartment Build- ing Containing Sixteen Apart- ments No. 1818 Kalorama Road N.W. of a coriain deed o ther No I00A. ful of e Dis equest of + derw'zned triiis oed DAY o1 K P el i it re.orded of the_rerords o G the District of Subject 1 agieements us ¢ 4 iu deeds te orded in I 7 and Liber No. 5220, 30 records of safd District. improved 2% above. To be sold subject, however. to a prior desd of frust for $15.000. ut 6%. due ! Jume 1. 1826 Termi of ale: Over und above said cash. A deposit of $1.000 required of the ilaser at the time of sale. Al coavesanc Tecording. tevenue wtamps and noiarial fees at the cust of the parchuser. Terms of sale o e complicd with within thirts davs from dav of sale. otherwise fhe trastees re serve the TIght (o resell the properts af the visk and cost 0f tie defaulting fuicimaer, aftac dars’ wdvertisement of sucll ressie in some Spaner oublished in the city of Washing EARL M. MACKINTOSH CLARENCE DODGE i er No. folio 117 | FRs 1N NEW NEW YORK YALUABLE AVENUE NORTHWLEST By virtue of 8 eoitain deed of trust duly re orded as Instrement No. 60 of April 12. 1024, of the land records of tie Distrivi of Colum bia. and at the request of the part the: undersigned t-ustee will sell at pub n front of the premises. on FRIDAY. THIRTY-I'TRST DAY OF 0C TOBER. A.D. 1924. AT FIVE O'CLOCK D.M.. Towing described 1and and premises.. sif in the city of Washington. District of Columbis. and designated a: and being lot red one hundred aund fortrsiz (1481 in lot numbered three (3 nare umbered five Lundred snd 6fty 51, a< per plat recorded in the office of the arveyor for the | District of Columbis, in Liber 26, at falio 148, | together “with the improvements, comsisting of | ©_apartment hou Terms of wale: Sold ubject to a prior deed of trust in the sum of £20,000. farther tenlars of which will be announced at time of | sale, the balance of ihe parchase mones to be represented s follows: |of scttlement and the purchaser to execute A | deed of trust convering the property sold to secure a note for the bulance of parchase money payable $250 per month, together with interest at 6 per cemt per ammnm, payable | | monthly for a period of three veara. the bal ance of principal remaining then fo become I due and pavable, or all cash over and above | the tirst trost af the option of the purchaser. | A deposit of $300 will be required at time of | sale. Al conve recording, revenue | stamps, ete.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of | {#8le 1o be complied with within thirts days | from day of vale, otherwise the trustee re- serves the right to resell the property risk and cost of defaulting purchame Gve days sdvertisement of fnca revale vome ‘ewspaper prblished in Washington, D. C. THE _WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST | COMPANY, Trustee. By "ALFRED 1L | TAWSON. ‘Real Estate Officer BANKRUPICY NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS trict of Columbia, Holding » Bankruptey Court.—In atter of Nue L. Killeen, b Rankrapt.—In Bankrupte tice is hereby given that the above-named bankrupt has filed her praving for a discharge from sil her in' bankruptcy, and that ler creditors and other persons (n interest are required to enter their appearance in opposition. if any %0 desire, in the clerk’s office of said court. on or Before the 22nd_day of November. 1924 HALPH D. QUINTER, Referee in Bankruptcy. EDUCATIONAL. 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Spells Blotepin 1338 G 8t 100 SHORTHAND ouch Trp- in Secre- attend, Positions for graduates, Eit. b years. . 2876, nols MUSICAL INSTRUCTION PIANO, SAXOPHONE, Reg, Jazn. 1t Free lessons Send for MR. B. FRA Music ¥ N K GEB ,BANJO E ez EST her of Pianoferte Berlin ML st. B, RESORTS. ATLANTIC Open il rear. (0 Also Europesn Mostkow sk N Bl | HOTELBOSCOBEL * LEGAL NOTICES BL A GARRETY HENRY MF Maiy N « VHE SUPR t of Columl Tn re cotata of ceased — Adm! Neation - to £en rala‘ing fo the ¥ vz dated tie IR and Attorn OURT ( Holding a Frobate Msloney No. of the i of i day of Ma iy exs. " DI ‘ourt MoTona1d.” e —The not 3 paper w b, 1923, pur T pufting to be the last will and testament of Mary Maloner ees returned am T Metipnis Shadrolt. Kate L. Hawley Makey & ireat. New Orle ruted b of New Urleans fle Sistare of the Poor Houe Catho Counts. Nort Mary Ma Meb quired by ecating the Mary Ma nosing m v and forecaid the ~uid paper w ¢ infinence, misrepre by un or fraud practiced upon MeDonuld by any. pe whether smid paper w Convent McDonald, deceaned 3s 1y Louis Tax Olive o Calvert, Muckes. A Jame. T ate Con: ans, Ta New pas Xow O wh the = 3 r AW hasing wil Anei mnis wherg. < Lewis. Jnlia + Ann Me- Katheriae Aan Oneta Taiwrence. ception of Ra Td: ixsues. to.w ed by the eaid procared coercion ¥ Maloney ons: aud is the last will and testament of seid Mars Malones McDos 14: shall be publis! weeks in the Wash: week for fon zton Law Reporter and twice x week for the same perfod in The Wash ngton Evening i JENNINGS RAILE vopy. Aties Deput i} T v nstice. EODORE < for By tle court. (Sea) A true COGRWELL the Distrioi of Conrt Delightful Sail to Historic MOUNT VERNON All-the-Way-by-Water-Roule Steamer Cha: p. s. Ma = calester ind trip. 85, Total, $1.10. Miami---Land of Enchantment Only Three Days From Baltimore $45.00 includes meals and stateroom berth Next Sailings, Nov. I, 13, Vor particulars address Baltimore and Carolina Steamship Co. 1008 15th St. N.W. (Iavestment Bldg. Frankl Circlars Satisfactory in 129, availuble at Star Vice sine Office TO HISTORIC EASTERN VIRGINIA OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK VIRGINIA BEACH Healthful---Restful--Enjoyable ¥y Serviee Wedern Steel Palace Steamers NEW YORK-BOSTON BY SEA CITY TICKET O) FFICE ‘Woodward Building, 731 15th St. N.W. NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbis, HoMing u_Bankruptey Court.—In_the matter of Nathan Rubin, bank- rupt. —In BIIIKP\" 5‘4 0. To the credi- ters of Nuthan Rubin of the city of Wash- ington. District of Columbia: Notice is hereby iven that on the 20th day of October, A.D. 924, the said Nathan Robin was duly adjodi- cated bankrupt. and that the first meeting of s creditors will be held at my office in" the Wilkins Buildisg, 1512 H st. n.w., Washing- ton. D. C.. on the 3lst day of October, A.D. 1924, at 10 o'clock a.m., ut which time the waid creditors muy sttend, prove their claims, appoint a_trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other busimess as may properly come before said meeting. RALPH D. QUIN- TER, Heferee in Buskruptcy. EDUCATIONAL. NATIONAL SCHOOL FINE & APPLIED ART FELLX MAHONY, Divecter, Main 1768 Comn A 22X, “Study Art With a Day and Evening C! Life and Sketeh Classes Children’s Ssturday Class 8- Month Professional’ amental | { | MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE CLEAN, DRY. STORAGE 7OR FURNITURE 84 pianos. ' Fstimates ntent location. W ESH B,w._Phone Main 1252 WOVENG] SPECTAL NATES. ANTWHELE. | PADDED VANS. DELIVERY ASSN.. 1416 T ST. | Ql! TIME. 1 g MAIN 1460, ‘Witheut Worry er Risk. Re- Move Service—Lew Rates. sponsible Bterage in rooms, $2.00 me. and up. E: packers for shipping. NORTH 104 Avenus. ST FAMILY MOVERS LOCAL AND LONG PACK You STR PHONE NORT NATIONAL CAPITAL B MO VING 00, Room: Distance Mevin S & Work. SHIFPERS Free Rstimates | | | e e e e e e e CTION SALES AUCTION SALES ! i DIPLOMATIC MOVES | | | SASH PRECEDENTS | Soviet Appoints Woman to Norway Post for First Time in History. The recent Mue fuli- and promotion of Alcxandra Kollontaj to be the fledged ‘envoy extraordinary { minister plenipotentiary’ from Soviet | to Norway at the same time that Prof. Timothy A. Smiddy given a similar position in Washi ton w heretofore |1and. makes diplomatic history, bullet trom: the headquarte ve tional Geographic is Ire he cic M ‘“minister d:plomatic letin nd body e tai is the first feminine potentiary’ enter rp.” continues the that specific position recognized by the & in 1815 and the exs of Aix-la-Cha i~ one of the to become wn te. Catherine ous pred and sh ‘lassifica was Princess of father. Ierdinand the amed her his ambassador court Henry VAL Tt was honor, lurgely to increase ge with the English Woman Real Worker. Kol considered 1o he 1s al work of versment while (wo years as Norway he recognitios = Cot | ¢ in 1818 few wom n ercizn = most fa Kollontai. a similar Arag cessor haraly [ Wall | e is th Mme pres wor behals serving arke d'affaiies in cessy megotiated of the Soviet government by Norway settled the controversy between the Two cou over Spitsbergen and btained official Norwegian guar e o t credit in_purchasing applics of fish Russ'a “The appointme Prof. 1is somewhat less precedent-s From the sixteneth century until tae b ! ginning of the nineteenth the compo states of the so-called Holy Rom: Empire sent envoys to forelgn courts The situation was not entirely paral {1e1 wi of the modern Briti i ‘empir cer r the ‘Hol Roma or' was never repre | sented by on the theory tha | his dignity wa great. The simul [ taneous existence now of an ambas | sador from an over-Stats and a mir {ister fron of its component part precedent. First Mere Mexnengers. the diplo ax an on has be Special undoubted:. were from court to court of t! { eurliest historic empires, such those of Egypt and Bubyloniv. Late n Grecian, Roman and Byzan practice was fairly com in all such cases. discloses, the sent to transact specific business returned as soon us possible to the results of their mission t the Republ ! been t o | nta i her - he <t d the ries Sovie dd too | sets u true o corps srowth instite s envoys | <ent “In pi w hment and thirtee Venetian two th hedged the received be turned over and written report with the Senate. I tury the ambassadoria 1 to a maximum c tweltth ms of to I uries the neer the 1 visited the republic jhad to tilea !the fifteenth cen term was extend | two years and in the 16th cenury three years. First Eaveys in Italy. The earliest récord of the appoir ment of a resident ambassador | though probably this was not t first ambassador =0 appointed—was in regard to the sending in 1455 of an_en trom the Duke of Milan to reside at Genoa. OUne of the first permament embassies outside Ttal as created in 1494, when Milan sent a minister d take up his residence : ths court of Franee the sa vear a Spanish ambassador went reside in London. This is believed o be the oldest surviving diplomati post in existe By the second ha of the sixteenth century resident en bassies had -hecome the normal of intercourse between im- countries term ‘mbassador to the world by Venic appeared in the form a Qecree of 1268. At first there wers no degrees among the enveys of states. The Ambassador was con- sidered the vicar of his sovereign and was received with royal honors and { had to maintain a sort of little court | This became embarrassing both be ause of the expense and because was a handicap in attending to busi- ness. The custom grew, therefore, of sending less important individuals as envovs or messengers. These, not hedged about by pomp, proved much | more efficient agents. Later again it { became customary to accord the rank {of the envoy to the importance of the | country sending or receiving him {and a sgradation in representatives Erew up. reans nt | Coral énn.ke‘g Bite De:dlie:t. The coral snake, so small it is not { considercd dangerous. has the dead- |liest poison of any snake found in thix T part of the Southwest, Dr. Charles Vorhies, head of the department biology at the University of Arizona said in a recent lecture here, accord ing to an Associated Press dispatch from Tucson, Ariz. The coral, the annulated snake and the rattlesnake are the only tvpes of poisonous snakes in this region, Dr Vorhies explained. The annulated snake Is rerely found, he added, that people are in lttle danger of be- ing bitten by any variety except the rattlesnake. 1n his opinion, the gila monster ha poisen less dangerous than that of the rattlesnake. Despite popular opinion to the contrary, the campomocha, an insect, the vinegaron and the child of the desert are harmless creatures, the scientist stated, The Homing Instinct. | From the Windsor Magasine. Do you know those distressing peopl: who, as soon as they start on a holiday begin to worry about coming heme? T met one in the train the other day She was being “seen off”" by a friend, and this was the burden of her conver- sation. “1 supposc 1 can’t reserve my sest for coming home? What a bothe But I shall send my luggage in advance.” “1 ehall wear my blue serge costume for coming home in. T hope it will be u fine day: 1 hate coming home in the rain.” “T mustn't lose the return half of my ticket, and I'll ask about the time of the train for coming back as soon as 1 arrive. to make sure. “Well. good-by for the present, dear T'm quite looking forward to coming back.” |Eastern Ste::t;fi Lines, Inc. ro BOSTON $6-50 Via Cape Cod Canal Music and Dancing at § P.M. Telephene 3 Cennect: ston Rl Rockiant” Bangorr 8. Jous, . B Termeuth, &, 8.