Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1924, Page 47

"AUCTIONS. . FOR SALE—HOUSES. (Continwed.) Ay R OO S FOR SALE-—HOUSES. (Continumed.) - There is No Better Time of Year to Buy.a Home than Right NOW Why not let the rent you now pay apply as payment on one of these omes ? Between Varnum and Webster. - Large, comfortablehouse of six rooms and two baths: every modern improvement, M double_brick garag $80. Just off 14th Street. bullt-ia ice box; onthly payments possession within 60 day, | 3T Gontinentar “Trast B1dge Modern in every respect: hot-water heat; instantaneous heater: hard- [l seven rooms and two baths, Comvenient terma arrange- Allison Street—one square from 14th. Semi-detached, six room: r heat; built-in advantage. On beautiful 16th’ Street. bath; two luzurious sleeping garage. Terms arranged to your A beautiful tapestry brick detached bouse, adjolning Rock Creek Park and convenfent to bus line. ge. Finances arranged. Lot Eleven moms and three baths; everything modernly comfort- Two-car tapestry brick PHONE. US NOW—WE'LL- GLADLY SHOW YOU.-ANY OF THESE PROPERTIES AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. W.H. W Real Estate, Main 9900. TONE EST CO,, 916 15th St. FA A CORNER ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. PRICE, $30,000. ore and apartment and a shop and three apartments ri May be purchased as & wh e of 60 feet on the Avenue. turn of $201.50 per month, 't on the corner, having a e or in part. Excellent Te. ON THE HEIGHTS. PRICE, A very low mater Reat, L electriclty. bargain. $8,850. price for a modern brick home having six splendid rooms, tile bath, hot- This house can be mum on very easy terms, and we consider it & TWO-FAMILY FL AT—PRICE $10,750. An opportunits to_huy for $120 per month. Two. rage, Lorhood. A value hard to duplicate. \ desizable fiat having two five-room and bath apartments renting separate ating plants, entrances. In a fine neigl GEORGETOWN. PRICE, Negr Hammond Courts, 20th and Q. bath. Turms remsonable. Brick house three rooms deep. $10,500. Nine rooms and NEAR 2Ist AND EYE STS. PRICE, In first commercial zone. tric lights, sudition. A good buy In two-car garage, deep lot to 30-t. alley, $9,000. elght-room and bath brick house Can be bought on'$1,000_ ca: JUST OFF WASHINGTON CIRCLE. PRICE, An unusually g00d corner home at this briek Gmelifng, or r Ideal for two-family flat. price. Out-of-town owner i, one block from Washington Circle. $9,000. anxious to sell thf ‘There are 10 rooms, bath, space for ga- VERMONT AVENUE. PRICE, \ STONE & $22,000. spiendid room-renting wection, & good brick dwelling with twelve Tooms, two Ovper occupant has arranged it into af can occupy this house and rent out enough Fooms to carry o rtments. e properts. FAIRFAX, Ordinary-sized family “‘Oter Thirty Years of Real Servic 1542 New York Arve. Phone Main 2424 MEMPERS WASIINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. — WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION OF THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES 2 CATHEDRAL. hed home contalning . with all modern improve- . The aize of the lot Is Price only $20,00. Terms can be DOWNTOWN. Wondertully arranged 16-room and 4-bath home. with all modern improvements. Ideal for first-class rooming or boarding house, OF could be remodeled into apts. It is located uear British Embasey. arranged. S Terms 2819 WOODLEY 'ROAD N.W. Open Every Evening Until 9 P.M. A new semi-detached brick house, containing elght lurge_rooms, two tile baths, and every modern appointment and ‘convenlence; brick garage on_paved alley. Thix home is ready terms most reasonable. MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS. A detached center hall plan brick howe overlooking the Obwirvators. It contais 7 rooms and. batin (with couplet= maid's room nd bath 1o ce Al modern Improve- aeuts: glassed un purior: screaned- o slecpig porct; Price; §28,00 on terms. WG for immediate oecupancy. Price and CHEVY CHASE, D. C. A very cozy 6-room and bath, detached home that se wirictly modern in every detal “inch hardwood floors throughout: automa hot-water heater; many attractive couveniences | {hat ar2 only found o higher-priced howes. Price, $9,060; terms arranged. & A. N. MILLER, REALTORS, 1119 17th Street N.W. 16th AND SPRING PLACE. New brick home of 8 rooms. 2 baths: hai ‘wood floors and trim: ater heat: elec- trie lights : heave; Priced rety low on . who cannot use U TOWTHER REALTY COMPANY, MACHINISTS' BUILDING, TTIOME BARC 2 HAVE NOT SEEN. N PARK ROAD--$4,75 Retween Parl fortable six-roc wide paved all will conglder terms. §7.500-31,000 CASH—LOW MONTHLY. Targe brick six-room home near Resertoir. water heat, electricity, full cellar, deep to paved alley. Large garage. Well orth the money. 9 1OOMS DOWNTOW. 38, MAIN 5768, garage; Dossession at once. ~Owner cash offer or will make 15t COMMERCIAL. -SPLENDID TERMS. sily remodeled into store and fine heatiug plant, full cellar, deep vard to wide ailey. Now s apartments, A good imvestment. $9.850--$65 MONTHLY PAYMENT. Tight in heart of Petworth. A splendid semi-detached modern home. practically new, rapestry brick. Six extra large rooms, hot- water heat. electricity, real open freplace, dwood floors, spacious sleeping and bre fast porches, screened - throughout. _Owner eaving city, must sell. Wil accept low initial payment. Here's your opportunity. A MAGNIFICENT HOMP ON 16th ST. RRICK CONSTRUCTION. Near Webster st..,containing 8 large rooms, attic, three-car garage, room and bath. Owner and balance to be payments. No better loca- Tion, and the price i lower than Dresent price of construction. THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO., 919 15th 8t. N.W. Franklin 1140, TO COLORED. VERY ATTRACTIVE, WELL CONSTRUCTED NEW HOMES, ‘Containing Six Rooms and Bath. Location, 6th STREET N.E,, Block South from Florida Are. One IRy “esirable. Hection. _Sample House, 1147 6th ST. N.E n, Heatel and Lighted Datly “from T to s p.m. All Day Sunda; Thene Bomes aré most appealing and wel appointed: all outside tooms; I I lardwood fiors; ~electric - lights; heat; cement cellar under entire house? sta- tionary wash tubs; gas heater, Small Cash Payment, Convenient Monthly Terms. 1t looking for a good bome, don’t fall to {nspect these. ALEX. S. CLARKE, Jr., 1838 G BE.N.W. Phone Pranklin 7347. _ NEW BUNGALO\V $8,775. West Chevy Chase. A particularly attiactive bungalow Jocated on a paved street, close e Shoe: aha“stores: sad within a few squares of the school. Bplen- did_living reom with open fire dining_room. kitchen, “two, bedrooms, up-to-date bath, %-inch ficers. hot-water meveral bullt-in features. Splendid lof approximately -60x125. ‘Terms, ‘Low cash, with easy monthly paymsents. Evening Phone Service Until 9 P.M. g Hedges & Middleton, Inc., Realtors. 1334 H 8t. N. Franklin 9508. I" TN CONGRESS HEIGHTS, Large brick, Apartments, ce. “size ders six.room and bath; base- e "::...’.r A Ly losated ,...J""w""" hqm if ufl A fow dava, st 2t Cong: B Main 1790. NORTHEAST SECTION. Corner house. 6 rooms and bath, a.m.| vacant; price, $5,750. Terms. NORTHWEST SECTION. 2-atory brick: 6 rooms and tile bath; a.m. hardwood fioors. Price, 38,500, Term: NORTHWEST SECTION. Sem!-detached, tory brick; 6 large rooms and Dbath; gau; ele ardwood floors and trl Ty cn— lonlal front po: $8.500. Terms. NORTHEAST SECTION. tory brick, © rooms and bath; h.-w. i elec.: vecant. Price, $9,000. Term NORTHWEST SECTION. 2.story brick, 8 rooms and bath: vapor heat; gas; elec. Price, $13,500. Terms. NORTHWEST SECTION. B-story brick, 10 rooms and bath; a.m.L; reasonable. Terms. COLORED PROPERTY. Near North Capitol st. 2-ste briek, ¢ rooms and bath; gas; bargaia 4,780, Terms. THE J. W. HOLLOWAY Co., h{ue—lm 54, Loew Ridg. mn L1% . W. Franklin ON 32nd ST. Just south of Woodley road, & Deautiful semi- Getached home; every convenience; large lot. Owner anxious to sell. Easy terms. CHILDRESS, D27 16th St Maxtn 7895, ; an excellent bu; il 16th STREET. Three Squares | North of the White House. 1107 16th. New, Fireproof Building. Elevator Service. 3 Large Rooms Kitchen, Pamry and Bath. Most Modern [ Equipment. Immediate Occupancy. WARDMAN, 1430 K St. Main- 3830. SHORE PROPERTY O OF POUTHERN MARYLAND'S TEST water front tarms, 600 350 actes of fine hlm land in cuitivation: 2 bouses, 4 barn: rea (n timber! 1 mil on river, 14 mi large “ fad, m“. WI.II' ducks. and e S aies o£D: .t it water. % S X iile, Mg, 150 SALE OR RENT—HOUSES. BT aw. 5o~ r. & b. modera bus- Mosroe n.w.—Medern . brown pressed , 6 t. and b. 1 suburban homes in neirby Md. and pflmbufl-wm-nemn '\I . RYON CO., INC,, #!l AB9T. 1433 ¥ 8¢t. wum'mm—xovnl. T uu n. Sar U ;-to- === i WANTED—T0 BUY HOUSES, (Continued.) 'ANTED, 7 OR § Ri ERN 2. house, detached, in good section n.w.; will gu cash over first trust; must be gt rom owner only. Address Box 31, i“nnn WB HAVE CLIENTS LOOKING for properties In all sections of the city. ‘List ‘m for sale rent with the o0E R lm’n G0t INCYY 1201 Ege st: nw, ol imnlw HOUSE, N.B. OR W.B.; Iaree cash payment; would consider old house. C‘mfimulol .. section; have & good cash payment s make wubstantial montnly paymeats 'i::t‘ nn: TLL PAY ALL CASH FOR HOUS colered. - W ity. xwu-.-‘“m st et va0z S~ Boom ¢045. Maie 7552 ALL"CAEH FOR BARGAIN IN BMALL 6 Toom house from owner; n.e. of u.e.; nmx A“n- Box_180-E, Star office. "“" Bo‘,fi' (] nm{m AND' qul-lri i w 000" cash, Ci St "Bl with g o MoKEEVER & GOSS. 1415 K 8t. N.W, Reaitors. Main 4752, I NEAR lith AND PARK ROAD 0 OR 8 rooms, 2 ba the. - Pri ¢ t Call: Mr, By, e must be righ McKEEVER & GOSS, wResltors. _I45 K St Main 4752. PROPERTY ownfi ATTENTION: 1F YOU bave a plece of pforrly of any description that you want to sell quicaly, l'st seme with it will attention. TE12"1s Saleabie wo A L'.’ILNW‘ ZONING “COMMISRION OF THB DISTRICT of Columbla, Washington, Decomber 6, 1026— roas, 1020 (Public No. ‘S6in Coner 'fiflnd *'An Act to regula of bullainge s ¢ to o Ing Commission, and for gther purposes”), notice Is heredy given that 4ring will be held in the Board Eoo- o( ‘the ‘District Building at 10: December 18, 1924, for the purpose of con sidering the iouunln proposed changes in the bou use. height and o Zoslar restatie CHAN M “‘B" AREA TO * RESTRICTEI AREA: Area MM& on the nort v the south by R at;, Lane and Rock Creek Drive, and on the west by Wisconsin ave. CHANGE 'FROM_ RESIDEN- L AND FIRST COMMERCIAL AND B AND C AREAS TO KECOND COMMERCIAL, D AREA: Area bounded on the north by the line of Railroad ave., on the wouth by inesots ave. and Good IHope road, on it by Naylor road and on the west by Nich- ave. CHANGE FROM IESH)H\TIAL B RESTRICTED, 40-FEET AND FIRST COM. MERCIAL, 60-FEET TO FIRST COM MERCIAL, ¢ SGFEET: " Frontage for_a depth of 60 feet along the west side of 35th st. n.w., beginning at the northwest corner | of its Inttm(‘llon with Prospact are. a4 #xtending to the north for a distance of 170 feet. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL TO | FIRST COMMERCIAL: Square 463, bounded by )llr d ave., C at. and 4th v.. and the on the morth side o aryland ave. !‘ between 6th and 7th sts. Property abut ting the north side of E st. and Virginia , n.w,, between 21st and d st Property | abutting both sides of 14th at. n.w. between Bhepherd and Upshur sts. Property abutting the north side of D wt. a.w., between 11th and Lots 27 and 28, squ: the northeast corner of 20th chasetts o.w. Lots 800 a 182, Tocated premises 1811 C! E_FROM ‘A RESTRICTED" REA: Lots 53 and 46, square 2087, located on the south side of Porter st. W., near 34th st.. and lots 84 and 65, squs 8i. Jocated on ihe north side of s n.w., near 34th st. CHAN FROM “B RE- STRICTED" AREA TO ‘B AREA: Lot 822, uare 2389, located at the northwest corner of Quarry road and Lanier place. CHANGE FROM W FEET to 110 FEET: North portion lquAN lll XMI!N] on west side Thoman_ Clrcie, YA‘H() N, RECTI XV (A) to permit erection of community houses in the restricted ea by strik- in lié 4 the words. “or community ."" In order to obtain the sentiment of a1l interested jarties with respect to & mug- gested modification of the Act of Congress, H. R. 19070, spproved June 1, 101 scribing & maximum height limis for bulldings on residential streets in ¢ trict of Columbla, consideration will be by the Zoniug Commission to a bill providing such amendment as will permit in the pres ent 90-foot height districts residential im. mvnmtnln to be built on residential streets a helght of 60 feet or mot to exceed eight llorle tl ime privilege an now obtains for bulldings on business atreets in the 90-foot height district. A prelimiuary examination of {he changes Fropoted may Room 3 Dis Building, at cember 15, 1924. Zoning Interested partics sre | to be preseat J. F. BELL. CUNO H. RUDOLP! JAME OYSTER, SHERRILL, I DI Zoning Comiutesion of the District of b aes-10t AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. C.G. Sloan & Co., Ine., Auets. 715 13th St. Storage Sale of “Househoid Goods, Personal Effects, Etc. At Public Auction At Sloan’s 715 13th St. Saturday December 13, 1924 at 10 AM By crder of the Becurity Storage Co. and And at.12 M. Durant Touring Car bv order of E. C. Snvder, U. S. Marshal. Terms Cash. C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc., Aucts. de1112 s THOS. J. OWEN & S TRUSTEES' BALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED LOT BITUATED ON THE CORNER OF DAVIS AND THIRTY- SIXTH STRFETS NORTHWEST. Py virtue of a certain deed of truat, dated September 12, 1023, being instrument @No. 254, recorded’ October 8, 1928, among the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured théreby, the undersigned trustees will sell. at publlc auction in front of the prémises on DAY. THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF DF. CEMBER, ‘A. D. 1924, at FOUR P. tollowln;deurlbed land and premises, sitnate in the Disteict of Columbia, and designated iare 1987 I the ubdivision made by the Xmerlcan Becurity & Trust Company and Amos H. Plumb. trus. teen, called “Mansachusetts Avenue Helghts, a8 per plat recorded in the office of the sur- Teyor for the District of Columbia, in Liber 42 at folio 6. Subject to the covensnts of recont. Terms: Hold subject to a prior deed of trust for $1,705.20, further particulars of which will be’ announced at time of sale; the putchase price fbove eaid irust to be “paid n cash. A deposit of §200.00 required. Con- veyancing, recording and revenue stamps at purchaser’s cost. Terms to be compiled with within thirty days, obtained pm., ‘ommittees and ot at De- r AUCTIONEERS. otherwise deposit for- feited and the property may be advertised 4nd resold at the discretion of the trustees. WILLIAM E. SHANNON, THOMAS E. McHALE, ex-8n Truxtees SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- ED REAL ESTATE KNOWN A8 ‘BENNING HEIGHTS" NORTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duiy corded in Liber No. 4413, folio 396 et seq., of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia; and at the request of the party secur- d thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell, at public ‘auction in the office of Thos. J. Owen & Son, 1331 G st. m.w., on FRIDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1924, at ONE O0'CLOCK P.M. lowing-deseribed jand and prem’ses s fho District of Columbls, and designated & 304 being wll of square 5400; Tots 1 8, 8, 9, 13, 14, 17, 18, 20, 25, 28, 82, all ‘ot square 5404 2z, 23, 81, , 83, 3 fi. 44, 40, 55. 3 lll of square ‘5408 in a -uunmm ‘made by ‘n:o Valiey Realty Com Ineorpot-ted land _now known ' as -‘Renin ights, in Liber | four parts to th | gate bids R plat recorded unty No. 24, lio 10 of the ‘records of the of the surreyor of the District of Columbia; sub- e record ll of Terma: Afl cash, A wil by m-ind o time i i 3 mn- stamps the Terme\of sale wl b within thirty days, or fllollfll" Ww. mo{’n“ 41108406 ex-Hu Troat ADAM A. WBSCHLER, AUCTIONEEI Radio Sets and Parts By Pubic Auction . At- Weschler’s 920 Pa. Ave. l:& 1924 Colllundng 2 P.M. um Neutrodyne, Console Cabinet, Cros- ey an, Badak, AUCTION SALES THIS AFTERNOON. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES ‘. FUTURE DAYS. THOMAS J, OWEN & _& BON, AUCTIONEER! Two-story Frame Dwelling, No. 3315 Que Street Northwest. At Auction. thority veated in us, we will blte"suction, front of the “"fl"““"n;( r‘mnhu' EVENTH CRMBER, 1624, AT FOUR THIRTY 0'CLOLE .M., 13 feet & ‘inches front by deoth of 180 f56% of “Church of Eagland Lot," in square X erms to be announced at_time of sale. A dopaatt "of” 4100 reqired. " Bate. o be. sioesd within thirty days or deposit forfeited. All conveyancing, recording and revenue stamps at cot of pirclinser. \Ugod titie or mo male. N . Auctioneers. 2e8,10.11 ADAM A, WESCHLBR, AUGTIONEER, USTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO. 28 STORY RRICK RESIDENCE AND ONI CAR BRICK GARAGE, NO. 11 16 STREET R.K. Dy virtue of & certain deed of trust dated May 10, 1024, and recorded May 20.. instrament - No. 105 of the and" records of the District of Columbis, and at the requeat of the party secured thereby, the undecsigned il offer for sale by public suction, In front of the premises. on MONDAY, THE EIGHTH DECEMBER, 19 THIRTY 0'CLOCK P.M tollowing d seribed land and premisés, situated in the clty of Washington, District of Columbla, to wit: Lot numbered ' thirty-seven (37) in 'Kenyon's gubdiviaion of lots in square numbered’ ten hundred seventy-one (1071) per plat re- corded in the office of the survesor for the District of Columbia in Liber 65 at follo 159. Terms: Sold subject to prior deeds of trust for about $8,000, further particulars of which UL be anfouncid at time of atle. The pur- chase price above said trust to be pai canh. "A“depostt of $300 required.. Convey: ahcing, ‘Tecording and reveave. stampe st pur- chaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within 30 days, otherwise forfeited and the property miy be ad: #0ld_at the discretion of the trustees. CHARLES T. RICHARDKON, MILTON STRASBURGER, D026-d&ds,ex8ukhol Tristee && THE ABOYE SALE I8 POSTPONED O! account of the rain until THURSDAY, DE. CEMBER ELEVENTH, 1924, AT THE BAME HOUR AND PLACE. o.10.1,°F ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. aep. 1 THOMAS J. OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONKERS. Trustees’ Sale to Close an Estate of a Very Valuable and Attnchve Tract of Land Fronting 343.31 Feet on North Side of Massa- chusetts Avenue and Being West of Thirtieth Street Northwest, and Containing About 77,000 Square Feet of Land, and ing Ad- joined on the West B, Land of the United hteo and Being Opposite Two Handsome Ruldencu on the South Side of Said Ave- nue. By virtue of the powers vested, by deeds of record, in the undersigned trustees. they will sell 2t public auction at TWO 0'CLOCK .M LEVENTH ¥ DECEMBER, ninse, 3 contained within the fol- lnwinl metes and bounds. vix: Beginning at a Jeint on north itne”of Mam 80 feet westerly from tn: notti line of sald Thirtieth streat w with the ma‘d north Tand belonging to ranning thence 3.31 feet, to the e United States: thence With aaid land south S7 degzecs 59 minutes east 50.68 fest: thence still with the land of the United States. north 70 degrées 01 min. | thence still with the land | south 65 degrees 48 mio. | of lot 1 i aqu . thence do 8 line st right angles to said avenus, 269.01 Toet 1o ‘the Boint of beginning on sai sald described land con(l\nlls approximately Th00 square feet of 1854 and being astessed for taxation as parc sald land { wiit Brat 'be offered tn e aeparat pas t, of 60 feet front running_ back between paraliel lines sugles to sald svenue,” to the rea parcel. and, he Afth part, or westerly part, | fronting 108.31 feet on said avenue, and ruu: | & back au umeven widtu. and belng of Tearly (riangular shape. The (rustees will theq offer seid deacribed parcel, au an entirety, and they reserve the right to accept the bid for | . i it 18 in excoms of the aggre- | F tiie aeveral pa: Terms of tale will be one-third cash and tbe | residue on o hefare two Sears after date of | sale. 10 be represented by promissory note or | notes of purchaser, fo bear interest At 8 p centum per annum, payable semi-annually trom Gay of sale, and to he secured by first deed of trust on the properts sold, with trustees in the deed of trust sati signe The trustees reserve right to require sit of $500 on each parcel, and & de $3:500, 1 s0ld as Aa ehtirets, when by ceted. Terms of sale to be compiled with within' sixty duss from day of the right to Tesell at ri | ulting_purchaser, upon " notice by publication: ia The zvm.é 2 newspaper published in the CIt bington, D" (.. 'of wich resele % ma’of e’ property and information can_be ¢ the office of Wm. | Edmonston, 500 Fifth street nort! he office of H. Rozier Dulany Borthwest ented bus to the above mentioned land, | ach, , of S1E Vermont | leaving from in front of offee of H. R. Dulan rmont avenue morthwest, At . or day of sale. ! WILLIAM E. EDMONSTON, | 500 Fifth st. nw. | A. WALTON FLENT 815 Vermont n.w. WILLIAM P. JACKSON, Salisbury, Md., B026-d&dbs.exBukhol Trustees. TOMORROW. TIOF. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEBRS. TRUSTEES' SALE_OF VALUABLE TWO- BTORY BRICK DWELLING, BEING FREMISES 314 SOUTH CAPiTOL 8T. By ‘virtue of a certaln deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 38T, follo 807 ot we of the Iand records of the it of Coiu Bla."Rod B¢ e request oF the ‘party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at ubllc anction n, {ront of the preinises, on RIDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF 'DE (num A.D. 1024, AT FOCR 0'CLOC . the fallowing-described land and pre: Toon:”aituatec I the €ity of Wash D of Columbia, and designated as and be- ing lot numbered ‘15, fn Alfred Richard's sub- division of lots in square nuwber 601, as per Iat recorded in the office of the aurveyor r the District of Culumbia in Liber 16 at Tollo 1. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in ccal balance in two equal installments, payal years, with Interest at & bum, payable memi-annually, sale, secured by deed of trust upon the prop- erty sold, or aill c at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will ba required 2 time of ssie. All conveyancing. recording. Fevenue te.."at cost of purchaser. be complied with wltnln 30 daye trom ‘day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right fo ressil the property at the and cost of defavlting purchaser, after ' advertisement of ich resale in some pewspaper F\Ih“lh!d in Washington, D. C. ‘RANK P. RE] E, 3. UAROLD *M:DOWELL, dadu,exfn ‘Trustees. FUTURD DAYA. THOMAS J. OWEN & RON, AUCTIONEERS, Two Two-story and Basement Brick Dwelhza, in du First 50 o'cloc] per_csat per an. from day of 212 and 2214 G Street North- west. At Auction. By sutherity vested fn us we will sell st gudlle anction in front of the premises, on ONDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF 'DE- CEMBER,’ 1024, AT FOUR-THIRTY 0'CLOCK .M., lots 816 and 817 in square 57, improved ve. A "arpouit e "Bh0 00 Seanired Bale ta. bé o o o I’IM wit) thirty days or deposit forfeited. in one and two ! e e TR L it stantpy ;‘fl“ : OWEHN & BOK. Auctioneers. &de.exi ADAM A. me‘l, AUCTIONBER. Bnhwtcy Sale of a Large ‘Stock of Electric Lighting|2 By virtue an " order of Couzt of toe “Distriet of Columbis, Bankruptey Court in re Natlosal the Suprema Electris !'n«mm “";'“‘%wm..% Seb-ahdbe.ex-68 THOB. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTRES' BA| 0’ TWO IRREDE FELE oniD, KBl e O P I’LVALLY ND l‘-‘ BEMI-A! A £oRED llrlt.'nv ELY ox 1 AND By virtue a“ A of the Dls(flel‘o‘ Camee No. Gisi. AL ofter 1 nn R, 3 Lok P, ws Teeamatie ground rents. acr. yioibiis T161.50 per annum bie ~semi-annually, issuing out of_ two tive parcels of property on the east side of 3rd streel northwest, in the District_of Columbia, described as follows: Parcel ng at a point in the east 1 rd_street; 1 feet 8 inches south from the northwest corner of lot 1%, in reservation 11, thence eait 100 feet, thence south 18 feet 8 inches, thence west 100 feet, theace north along 3rd street, 16 feet 8§ inches to the place of beginning, betn, wessed , for taxation pnrpfl.el as lot 80 reservation 11, jmproved J & 3rd_atrest northwest, Parcel” Ko, 2. Begloning east line of 3rq street corner of said pa llon{ woutherly side of lot 12, 11, thebce east 100 feet, feet § inches, to the southerly lime of said parcel No. 1, thence west 100 feet to the place of begioning, being assessed for tax- Rurposes ax"iot 900 1n waid resgrration mprove premises No, 2 street northwest thln‘lofl. D. €. Terms of sale: One-third casb, upon rati- fcation thereof, n& the balance in two equal instaliments, pi o in one and two years from day of sals, and to be represented by Issory non- of the purchaser bearing in- 4t 0%, payable semi-annusily, and secared by deed of trust on the rty sold, or All cash, at the option of the Mnnhlnm A deposit of $250 will be requfred of pur. ehaser of each ground remt at the time of sale. Each rent will be adjusted of the date of its sale. All comveyancing record- ing, notarial fees and revenue sf ps, at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from ds of ratification wale, otherwise the reserve the ' pight to resell at the Fsk and cost of the defaultisg purchaser, after five days' advertisement of such ressle in some mwgfllflr published in the City of Washington, District of Columbla, GEORGE H. LAMAR, LTCIUS Q. A o 27 Colum| rem'ses No. 227 ington, D, . C, potit in 4 at the .sauthwest 1, thence south 8 inches” to the 1d reservation thence aorth 18 11_an TRUSTRES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM. PROVED REAL ESTATE, NO. 209 16th STREET 8, E. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly re- corded January 10, 1924, as Instrument No. 103 of the land records of the District of Co- lumbla, and the request of the party we- cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public auction in front of the premises. on MONDAY. THE TWENTY.SEC ND DAY OF DECEMBER, %.D. 1924, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., the following described land and premises, situate in the Clty of Washington. District of Columbia, to wit: Lot 32 in Monroe Warren and Roberi E. Warren's subdivision of original lot § in square south of square 1072, as per piat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Cclumbia in Liber 70, at folio 177, improved by premises No. 200 Sixteenth street south- east Terms of sale: All_cash above an exist- ing first trust of 30.00. A deposit of $260.00 required of the purchaser at the time of sall Il conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps’ and notarial fees &t the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be compiied with within thirty days from day of sale, other- Wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser. after five days’ advertise- | ment of such resale in some mewspaper in the | City of Washington, D. L. LEO DONNELLY, BUSEY H. HOWARD] Trustees. | PETSER, EDELIN, PEYSER & PEYSER. Attorness for Holder of Notes. _ de9-d&ds.exSu SALE ABLE RESI. PR ERY DESIR. TGHBORHOOD. REING EH STREET NORFOWEST, WIFH ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND GA- RAGE. TRUSTEES' D) By virtie of a certain deed of trust duly | g, recorded ip Liber 4968, follo 157 et of tha Iand records of the District of Co. lumbie, and at the request of the party se- Cored thersby, he undersigneq trustees will 8t public suction in front of the on” THURSDAY, THE EIGHTE Y OF DECFMBE! A the following described land nd pretatoes, ey B District of lumbia, and designated as and being lot in the ‘Early and Allison, of lots In “wquate 136, as per piat recorded in Liber 20, folio 70 of tle records of the offce of the surreyor of the District of Co- to condition fxing 1! from tle street Lin Geed Schurler recorded Marth 21, 18 Cerns: Soid wibject to & pridr trust for $5,000 00, dve April 9, 1926, at 6 further ~ partic of “which Wil be an nounced a i ihe purchase price above mald trust to be paid in ca de- posit of $500.00 required. Conve, cording ¢ d revenve stamps at coat. ~ iv-ms to be complied wi thirty Aave. otherwise deposit forfeited and the rty may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the frustecs. H. ROZIER_DULANY, AVON M. NEVIUS, deB-d&ds,ex-Su Trustees. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF BRICK DWELLING By pirtus of & certain deed of trust recoded in Liber No. 4052 at follo 128 of the land records for the District of Columble. and at the ‘request of the party secured thereby, we il sell at public auction in front of . on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH, at FOUR ('CLOCK P.M the following-déscribed land and _prem'ses Aitnate fn the City of Washirgton, District of Colambia, known ax lot Satabered twe Bundred (209 in Florence. D." McAuliffe’s subdivision cf lots tumbered six hundred and seven- ) a8 per plat recorded fn Lider i1, folio 141 of the records of the office of the surveyor for the District of Colambia, to- gether with the improvements thereon. Terms of sale: 8old subect to a prior deed of trust of $2,000 with accrued inferest and taxes. balsnce cash. $300 deposit required at time of sale and settlement to be made ia thirty days from day of sale, or the de- Posit will e forfeited and properts resold 8t the purchaser’s expense. CLENDEZ KING, G, B HARRIE 406,0.11,15.18 Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Two Valuable Three-story Brick Dwellings, Fronting 311, Feet on the North Side of Eye Street, with 10-Foot Side Al- ley, Being Premises 907-909 Eye Street Northwest, One Block From 9th & New York Avenue Northwest. First Commercial Zone. Ry virtne of authority 'Q’I,l.‘d{$‘ u“lf ‘v;: ! " HE RIXTEENTH AY OF "DECEMRER, 'at FOUR 0'CLOCK P.M., lots 801, 803, in square 378, improved as_above. “Term Very eaty and announced at the time of sale.” A deposit of $300.00 will be required. A1l “converancing, recordiag and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser. Term. fo be complied with within tnirty dayu ot deposit_forfeited. POTHOS, . OWEN & SON, de11.dkds.ex-8u ADAM A. WESCHLER, 'AUCTIONEER. Household . Goods, Player and Other Pianos, Motion Pic- ture Machines, Etc., for Ac- count Warehoue Storage, Trustee and Others. By Public Auction At Weschler's 920 Pa. Ave. N.W. Saturday, ing 9 AM. Mabogany, Oak and Walnut Bureaus, Chif- Dressing Tables, Wal. Poster Bed, Living Room Furniture, Oak and Walnut Buf: Chine Closets, Extension Tables and Chairs, Bookcase Secty., Oak and Mah. Dav- enports, Floor Lamp, 8'p. Mah. Dav. Suite, Deaks, ‘Andirons and Fire Set, Mirrors, Hali Refrigerators. 2 new Ice Chests, Com- Xing Scale, Doll House, Rugs, Roll-top and Dewks, Office Chairs, ete. At 10 O’Clock A.M. Auctioneers. Automobiles, including Touring . ~ | Cars, Ete. AT 12 O'CLOCE NOON. Mabogaoy Player-Fians, Upright Plasos. B T e pa ne ol 3 e tigier. Cash: ADAM A. WESCHLER, de11,12 Auet. ADAM A. WEBSCHLER, AUCTIONEES. PROTESTED PROMISSORY NOTES BY By victus of Authrity Tested i the under- eAT L des i, T P u’;i St Wilniagton, ”",‘,; Chas. W, Milla, vmmm.n. 3. Pun. 'T-:"--f&.'l'a”x. Ga Pon and tdoreed 3 enons Aired ] du Pout," s nctes bav- ‘\-— Cash, | M11,13,18,1418 5| 1 15th et., L " THOS, 3. OWEN & BON, ACCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- RTORY BRICK DWELLIN BBING PREMISES 500 14th STRERT SOUTH- A By virtie of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4600, follo 208 et weq., of the land records of the District of Colum- bia. Sud at the requent of th patty serured thereby, the undersigned trustees will well at publle duction. fn t of the premisos, Oi TUESDAY. THE SINTH DAY OF DECKM- A.D. 1924, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. g Tollowing Aeacribed land and premines situste in the District of Columbia aod desig: nated as and being lot 45 in Henry Jacger's subdivision of lots in square 1043, aa per plat of said subdivision recorded in the office of the jurveyor for the District of Columbla in Liber 26, folio Terms: Bold subject to a prior deed of trust for $3,300, further particulars of which will be announced at time of xale; the purchase griee above said trust to be paid in cash. A leposit of $200 required. Conveyancing, re cording and revenue stamps At purchaser's cost. 'Terms to be complled with within thirty days, otherwine deposit forfeited and the prop- erty ‘may be adsertised and resold at the dls- Cretion of The. {ramtees 7. W. STUBBLEFIELD, GARFIELD A. STREET, Trustees, HE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST- DAY 08 DECHABEI Toae. o FAE B i 1024, AT THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE. : > BY ORDEE OF THE TRUSTEES. de11.13,18 Ro28-d&ds,exsu Violin_and 1401 Oak Street N. Washington Comtnlory of Music An; SCHOLARSHIP CONTE! tn Elementary, Intermediste, Advances Depts. Practice Rooms SPECIAL, CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT 1468 N rw lll ‘e nt Dupont Cirel Yearbook 141 | F'ANO §AXOPHONE BANJO Rag, Jasz, Popular Music in 20 lessons. Free "ies: if Jou buy instrument Mend for free bookle! AN et e Theory %, Hicks Masager, 1808 F Strest N.W, v-mnmn. . . or any suthorized - AUSTRALIA SUVA The Well Equipped Rosal Mail Steamers “MAKURA" (13,500 tons)...Dec. 1’ “NIAGARA™ (20.000 tons). “AORANGI" (32,000 tons)...F Sall from ete., upply Wastingion, or tie Ca . 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OBER'S STEAMSHIP AND TOURIST AGENCY Phones Main 33473345 {OUTLOOK SATISFIES EGYPTIAN PREMIER Negotiations Proceeding With Britain for Protection of For- eign Interests. , Egypt, December 11 situation does not warrant pese: Premier Ziwar Pasha is quot- ed as declaring in an interview grant- ed to Italian newspapermen. Nego- tiations, he sald, were proceeding be- tween the British and Egyptian gov- ernments on the question of protec- tion for féreign - interests, and ho hoped matters would take a normal course in the near future. The premier declared there were in- dications of the British government's intentions, and the fact that King Fuad had nominated Sir Geof- frey Archer governor general of the Sudan showed that the Anglo- Egyptian condominum in that ter tory was being respected. Regarding the Alexandria munic! pality's refusal of the government' request, made in accordance with its recent agreement with Lord Allenby, to treat the foreign officials of the munictpality si > government servi pressed the opinion that the city au thorities had not fully considered the question. The municipality had only consid- ered the financial aspect, whereas the question also had a political side. Tho government was ready te advanca the money needed to comply with th: request, he added. Tha POLISH AND RUSSIANS IN BORDER AGREEMENT ‘Will Resume Normal Traffic, Long Complicated, Over Ukraine Frontier. By Cable to The Star and Chicago D: VIENNA, December 11.—The Poli: and Soviet conference at Lemberg has resulted in an agreement for bringing of normal traffic over the Ukraine frontfer. Hitherto the crossing of the frontier was complicated. It was necessary to change trains and to un- dergo many restrictions which the agreement abolishes. The Northern frontier has been the | scene of several arrests of Soviet com- . missaires at Vilna. They were sus- pected of spying. Several Polish of- ficers, who were visiting their rela- tives, have been arrested by the Soviei authorities near Minsk, (Copyright, 1924, by Chicago Dally News Co.) — CANS FOR OYSTER BEDS. Experiment by Cnmhfldge Packers Expected to Iucrease Supply. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Dccember 11.—Orvster packers of Cambridge are now trying out the experiment of using old tin icans to propagate oyster beds. The packers, according to State Conservation Commissioner Swepson Earle, are going to ses what kind of a “mother” a tin can can be to & young oyster. Recent experiments show that the young oyster clings to anything that has a,rough surface. The Cambridge packers—at least two or three of them-—believe the oyster spat will catch on a rusty tin can. In such an event ,the.can would corrode and dls- integrate by the time the young oys- ter is ready to decorate a raw bar plate. If the experiment is successtul, it is believed thousands of otherwise useless ‘tin cans could be utilized to increase the oyster supply. Hyattsville Firemen Elect. HYATTSVILLE, Md., December 10. —The Hyattsville Fire Department at its regular meeting, Monday. elected Wiliam B. Harrison chief, Wells Fainter assistant chief, Stewart J. Canvin recording and financial sec- retary, John Fainter treasurer, Roy Johnson captain, Moses Levin lieu- ten Bernard E. McCann. fire marshal. John Fainter and Bernard E. Me- Cann were chosen to attend the county association meetings.