Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1925, Page 43

] AUCTIONS. FOR SALE—HOUSES i (Continued.) * WONDERFUL HOME Tamont st. near Rock Creek Park; twelve modern outside rooms, 3 baths: buy a real Bae from owner._ Phone Adame LL NGALO\\ . 16 of an Acre, 2 Squares From - Conn. Ave. 3 $9,750. Brand new and very distinctive: of the English sty! hitecture. It is pure white stco widh ¢en roof. You wiil find & Tiving room with open fireplace. dining room. kitchen, two bedrooms and tile bath om first floor; stairway looking to large floored attic. Oak floors over entire downstairs, gas, elec trielty, hot-waier heat, concrete sireet. Thi will truly be some one’s delight and it's an exchlleat’ investment. The monthly payments Wil be only $11.50. Do you pay that much rent? this office during day, or Cleve- Jand 2 , Aafter 8 p.m. McKEEVER & GOSS, Realtors 1415 K _St. N.W. Main 4752, IDEAL LOCATION, -~ 1749 Irving St.—Corner. 8 rooms, 2 baths, garage. Erery convenience. Attractive terms ANY 'BROKER OR TRRIFT AUILDING CO., OWNER, PHONE MAIN 768, "OWNER ANXIOUS TO LL. $850 Cash Wiil Buy My Modern Semi- Bungalow Well Arranged for Two Families Right rooms. reception hall and two tile Bathe (5 bedrooms and exception t in each. Bath on both flaors). living room. ~ Large frint Two sarages, ‘one buile in and ch howee. | Hot-water hest, A< and electricity. 8lze of lot about 50 hy 200, Mouse bullt less than mne rea of hollow- tie, trame ang Tocated 1n th¢ most desirable section 6f Takoma Pa: 1 Tiave “reduced the price for immediate sale 16 9810,750.00 and on libera| terms. Phone Franklin 7635 befors 9 s.m. or after 5 p.m. THE BEST “SMALL HOUSES” N:E. Open Daily For Inspection. 1407 WEST VA. AVE. N.E. & rooms and bath, space for garage. Price, $7.950. 613 MORTON PLACE N.E. & rooms acd bath, bullt-in garage. Price, $6,950. Come out and _ses these attractive new | Bomes and you will buy ons, becauss our terms will be sure to suit. . H. SMALL & CO,, Real Estat Main 6 COLORED. I have several desirable homes Tocated in the best sections of the city, having 5 to 8 rooms. Price, $4250 to $7950 Terms very easy. B. B. PINN, Co! 5817. 712 Kenyon St. N.W. WHAT ON EARTH |3 1€XPING THAT GUy MSGINIS? HE SAID HE'D MURELY MEET ME HERE AT 8 Rr, an' HERE 1T |3 Q o'crLock! FOR SALE—HOUSES CASH. If you can pay a cash equity bargaln 1 a Dreuninger- Bouwe in Dest wection Mt. modern appoiutment: near $14,000. ou can get room. 2-bat! o WASHINGTON CIRCLE. 23ra st. (across from sed brick. 10 room. fn g0od condition; Kood Price reasonable. ~Address Box 39 offce. LOLOR!:D—— pre NEAR 1ith AND COL Handsome home of tupestry s and reception hall, THE JOSEPH bI[APIRO co;, 1140, 010_13th St Fr. HOME BAR(L\I'\Q 1ist of 8 to 9 room hous and terms inviting. Severa can be traded: also consider renting. COLORED SNAPS. About 20 houses, n.é.. w.e. and n.w. listed, prices $; 5300, on cash pay- ment '$200 upwi Béfore buying for lome or will pay you to see our large list. RYON (CO. INC 14 Pleatant, with every Further information gladly given. 50-21. m Paul's Church); electric lighix, contain- recontly ‘investment it . h WANTED TO BUY—AOUSES. $ROOM HOURE T V. RECTION. must ba reasonnble; pre 1110 F st. n.w ROOMING H( furnt WANTED of from 13 to nished. 5 - roomn, Wil pay up to Star_off HOUNE large o R old_house: Cineoin 84085 Petworth, * $8.500; h. Box_481-31, Siar off ik SIX OR 7 ROOMS IN GOOD from ownat; mot over $6.000; quick. Box 171 *HIGH NORTHWEST % LOCATION, 518 Crittenden St. N.W.,, St. Gabriel's Parish. ang oot 2oriis e LN Bl sricad 2:"to denlgn and equipment and tha produet of one of our bat builders, and location In in conatantly tmproving section. *Price low and tetms eany Open and Heated. WM. H. SAUNDERS CO,, Inc., o Reattors Main 10167, _14$3 K 8t FROM Tooma, modera: $auity cabh 1f poi Addrexs Box 4713, Star office. lavatory on frst floer, center- rge bedrooms. large closets, wide alley. hot-watar Varnum & ingraiam, ofice. 2 bath 4 lot, bet. 8 rooms, hall plan, a Food . as, % ted botween 13th fo 16th sts. n.w. Must have possession Ciifton and Monroe Tell all tn first letter. fmmediately. Addres TEN TO TWEL K fo N and Sth to 19th ste. h pasment. Address Box n.w.: reasonabl o7, 8 ON Ifith “ST. N.W. For a doctor. there I mothing any more desirably located. Batns. elect.. hot-water i ofc. Priced Re, bie terms to CHAS. D. SAGER, Realtor, in 11 niee rooms, town 14th St N.W. h—m.:. Carit FIRST COM “‘_RLI‘\L. 22nd ST. N.W. $6.500—$500 CASH. Bi% large rooma nnd bath, hay-window, press beick, "fie location for shochkers fralt ot other small business. Live In rooms above and ur business expenses dows. Future ansured FRANK A. GIBBONS 13th 4nd Eye Sts s | N.W. | etty to senl. BAVE CLIENT WHO DESIRES TO “liaxe house in good colored 8 rooms and bath: substantial cash parment. Repiy to L. STORE WITH A FIT or Iarker apartment over same: any good sec. | buy business with store if tion of city. same Wil 15 dry goods or Must buy &t grocery. Not once. SE ¢ 4-bedroom northeast Address use 1 good or _southeast: not over $10,000. B8 section Matn TA52. Il)\l‘h DETACHED ‘ Order_of I Becu 7 Ortery s arina 7,000, v in_Rreokland: immediate purchase. Rox 336-M Ktar office WANTED HOUSES 1N RENT SPI V. CLARK, R 500 Tth St. JonN 2 7o 308 Insurance Bldg, Miin 28, SOUTHEAS NEAR NAVY YARD. Only One Left. Price, $4,350. $300 Cash, $40 Per Month (Includes ail interest). VACANT. hlth & Verp dttracrive ais: room and bath Brick home. Has just betn newly papered and_painted and put in excellent condition threughout. Front yard and back yard to paved aliey. This home should be inspected lmmedmel\- J. DALLAS GRADY, 322 Maryland Bldg.. 1410 1 St. X.W. ~_ Main 97, QUICK AC 6 to 10 foom brick honse n.w. section: must have pos Call Main 2730 or address mail to Room 2| Main 717. HOUSES LISTED AND SOLD. EQUITARLE INVESTMENT CO., INC., Union_ Trust Ruiiding. Main 2800, THIR OF NVITES propertr, either improved or unimproved. busl | ness or’ residentis reasonably early and, it priced le may be expected. ELLIOTT, rce & Bavings Bldg. Evenings North 7980. ght, 1 Dank of Com: Main 9691 WHITE * trom USE 4 or_untur- 1000, Address Box NE OR n payment. AND_BATH HOUSE IN ve 8 Addren CONDITION Adaress 1ot & E. 8 To 12 | o4 | General Household Effects| PUR- éighborhood. 5 or E. TANNER. Jealfer Bulldlog. | ROOM over Address Box saction of either I of city. / THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—VWell Pa Got There. POOR. DILLY! I SUPPOSE HE DOwN THERE ON TH' CORNER FOR g, BUT THERE'S NO WAY To LET HIl KNOW THAT THE oLl LAY SWIPED ALL MYy CLOTHEI 3o T CAMT GO OuUT! AD W& WERE Gowd' TO TH' PIGHTS TO-NIGHT Too- AUCTION SALES. ¢ TOMORROW, . NOTHW ELIE AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAY! ITS A FINE HASH To BE 1N TH' COPS WOULD NAiL ME SURE IF T WENT QUT IV THEIE PYJANAS — AN THERES DUT THE TDED CLOTHES - LOOKS LIKE Tht JUNKk!!! c, ™ THE Rocan 4 AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. FRIDAY, JAN UARY 16, 1925. -—By POP MOMANDI ASKS TRESCA RELEASE. DONT BE AFRAID BiLLY - I HAD To DolLL oP LIKE & KLU KLUX KLANNER — THE ” LADY HID My CLOTHES AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER b. BON, M(‘tlo\u:u! Household Gaodo, Pianos, Good Carpets and Miscellaneous Ef- fects, by order Executor of an Estate, and from other; sources, By Public Auction At Weschler's 920 Pa. Ave. NW. Saturday Commencing 9 A.M. Bedroom and Dlnlll‘ noon Sultes and 0da bt Mattrenses, Davenports. o “Lampn,Ele Kitchen Caninet Machines, Coftee Urn New Ga Couches, Lighting Fixture Retrigerators, Sewing Camn " Register, Flectric Range. Kange. ' Also ot high-grade Hotel G ijscelianeot Houtehotd Effsets. der of executors of the estate of Chi Matthews. deceased. At 10.0°Clock A.M. | Automobiles, including Witt- | Will Truck, by order of Re- ceiver, and Ford Delivery, by order of U. S. Marshal. At 12 O’Clock Noon Player and cother Pianos, Talk- ing Machines, Records, etc. Terms: _Cash, ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, . _Jn1s,16 s Rccewars Sale of 2% Ton Witt-Will Truck. Ny virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of tiie DiKtrict of Columbia. patsed in equity canse No. 43108, Selven will sell by pubile ‘suction,” O BAT. Cinay: " SAxvAnE i, "9 OCLOCK AM., at Weachler's, 930, n.w., 6ne’ Witt-Will 2% Ton liods “Triek, Serial No. 400, Eugine No. Terms: Cash, H. WINSHIP? WHEATI e C.G. Sloan & Co. Inc. Aucts. 715 13th- St. Large Sale of T 1141518 e otGisTIND Large Chinese Rug Automobile Accessories Player-Pianc, Etc. - At Public Auction At SLOAN’S 715 13th Street SATURDAY January 17th, 1925 AT 10 A.M, ity Storage 1 end Others. AND AT 1z M. Ce., the | Marmon Touring Car and Chevrolet | l ALL SECTIONS OF | mouring Ca by order of E. C. Snyder, U. S. Marshal. TERMS CASH C. G. SLOAN & CO., Inc., Aucts. 321516 & o ERS, 1!\LP OF HOUSEHOLD GOODE, PERSONAL Notice i DAY, 7. - § { Co.. FFFRCTS. CHARGES. is_hereby giten that 17th, 1 ETC., FOR' STORAGE o8 SATUR- 25, AT 10 0°CLOCK 501 4t pub- lie auction, . Sioan & Inc., n.w.,' Washingt D.'C.. to enforce liens for storage eharge etc.. ‘due and unpaid, all housenold goods, { perconal effects, etc., ‘stored with us in the i following names { Kinnard, Mrs. YOU T0 LINT YOUR | Mrs Jamerose, SALE OR RENT—HOUSES NEAR 2nd AND C STS. N.W. $10,750—$1,000 CASH. Sigteen rooms, bath, mewly painted and papered, immediate posséssion. opportunity 1o oxta your own home and at the same time récelve o' wonderful income from the rooms reated, FRANK A. GIBBONS 308 Insurance Bidg. 15th and Eye St Main 218, NEW Detached HOMFE 5011 Wisconsin Ave.'N.W. @ rooms, tile bath, built-in tub, h. slec, oak 'floors, garage space, paved ! Will ‘increase in talue. Zoned first commerc! R. IRWIN Owner-Builder. Cleve. 423, $12,500. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. Corner House. A splendid home property sitnated in that eonvenient and popular section just off 14th & Park rd. t i close to twe car lines and accessible to stores, moving plctures, ete. Thret-story. brick, having nine unusnally bright and well' propor: modern bat) front and everal special features. eléctric light It might particular) to & physican, the fret floor and entrance beirg so Arranged that it would give entire privacy for an office without (ntérfering with remainder of “home. Amp'e space for garage. Terms and possession, Evening Phone Service Until 9 P.M. BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors, 1417 K St. N.W. Main 9300. BARGAIN FOR LOLORED Desirably and convenlently located n. &5 Dresued brick; Turmacs heats doipie Fa: rage: price reduced: only $450 cash, b $57.50 month. Phoue after 6 p.m. Col. SEMI-DETACHED—. Xot far out, in_good residential neighbor- Owner '1s bullding & new bome and 1| This house bullt by Breunin- 15 21 feet wide rete” tront and aidé porches: garage Sughly modern and in perts ition. i Drice will surprite you. To inipect addre Box 316-M. Star omce. UNUSUAL VALUE, 707 to 727 Kennedy Street N.W. (2 Sold). All two-story and brick house: reception hall,” spacions living roc ranged dining rooms, fully equipp with built-in fce box. Detroit Jewel Three large bedrooms, large wardrol and. tiled bath, with built-in tub and shower. Three spacloiia Norches. Cement front porch across entire front of the house, large break- fast porch scross the entire house, also hax & Iarge slecping porch. On 140-foot’ deep lot to alley. Inspect ai your first opportunity. TQ INSPECT—Take 14th street car, ge' offt with neat 1 SUALLY ATTRACTIVE LIST OF CITY | d suburban houses priced below reproduc- | n cost on easy terms, or rent very reason- e Colored houses, 6 rooms n.e. Priced 36,500 to s.950; amall 5 or rent B R\'O‘\I (,O IN 1423 v st and nw.: | payment, AUCTION SALE& THIS AFTEHRYOON. TIOS. J. OWEN & NON, AUCTIONEERS, Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Hotel | and Business Property, Being 487 Pennsylvania Premises Avenue Northwest. By virtve of a certain deed of trust re corded December 4, 1023, being o, 119 the'land iecords of the Din iict of Columbt secured there will acll, 8t the premisés, ‘on DAY OF JANCARY, A 'D. 102 O'CLOCK ‘DM, the’ failowisg. and ‘premises, situate in the fombla and " deat pated v’ and” bein of original lot b In square 401, deser! Tollows, " vi: Beglnning for ihe Pennayivania dvenue &t a_point din feet 1 or an inch northwesterly southeast corner of 4aid lot and thence northw 2% ipches to the southwest corner of lot, thence northwesterly on the dividin liné batween #aid Jot 5 and original lot in said square 182 feet 4 alley in the rear of said lot B, thence south easterly on said réar line to & point tha would ~be Fight angles to said avenue from the of beginking, thence southwesterly from pomnt 1n & siraight line to the pla Einning, together with tmprovem Tegms of sale: Sold s for $15,000.00. ~ Oné-th money above sald trust to e balance In two equal installments in.one wnd two years, with intere £ ‘céntum per andum, payable sem! rom day o . secured by o the property sold. or #ll & n of the purchaser. Vb requirad At vegancing. ~recording, at’ cost ot purchaser, tompiiea with within 30 days from d. sale, o lierw.sg the trustees reserve the %o tesell the 'properiy at the risk and ' cok 5% Getaulting purchaser, After five day's ad- Certliement St such resile I gome newspape fihed in Washingto Cog RALEIGH SHERMAN, W. P. LOCKWOOD. Truate . the undersigned trus. cribed b ine of sale. revenue stamps, All con ete 126-0&ds.ex-Su i TOMORROW. (IA\E ANE & CO. 1 6 . & MARSHAL “of a mpecial writ of fieri facial t the clerk’ By virtue issued out divested T will aell ot public sale for cash af Sloan & Co. Washington, OCK_ AM. SATURDAY. D. C. der head garket rors, spotlights fors, sita of Smith lensew, skid chains, lot of cans of cleaner, enamels, polish, ete.. inne tubes amsorted, ‘etc.. seized mnd at 7th and Kennedy streets, or take any 9h atreet r lII(;. get off at Kennedy street and 13 t to houses. L OPEN U _l'IL o P.M. James Martin Realty Co, 721 13th ST. BW. MAIN 2388, an the properts of the defendant, H Wood, and sold {nstrument and at the request of the ile_auction, in fromt of DAY, THE SIXTEENTH AT FOUR land riet of Co- art a8 ning erly on said arenue 27 feet ai inches to an intersected by a line drawn &t n, A depost of $300.00 Terws of stle to b o ght | FDAM A. WESCHLER & SON, AUCTIONEER! office of the Bupreme Court of the Diktrict of Columbis, and to me auetion _rooms, 715 13th at’ ELEVEN JANUARY SEVENTEENTH. 1025, a large awsortment of automobile accessories. to wit: a lot of eylin- . park plugs, windsbield mir. sets of auto spring lubrica. tevied bou 8! t - t t r al t & s 1ADAM A. WESCHLER & 8ON, AUC | | | upon the property sold, or ail cash | These T ‘atialy Judgment At law No. 69605 In favor of the Geéorge Washingtoy . ‘Corporation: Alrersitr, 1, CEPERYDER, U. 8. Marenal, 126,9.13.16 - Heiter Powell. Mry R. Street, F. H. Hau Rachel c and SAFETY STORAGE & TRANSFER €0., 630 Massachusetts Ave, N.W., 182,16 Washington. D. DAYS. FUTURE IONEERS, RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE APART- NT BUILDING WITH STORES ON FIRST FLOOR, AS NOS._ 1619 AND 1621 17th ST. N.W. (CORNER CORCORAN STREET). By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded, in Liber No. 4958, follo 46 et seq.. of the iAnd records of the District of Colum: bia, and at the request of the party secured the undersgned trustees will ofter by_public Auction, in front e the ON TUESDAY, THE 27th DAY OF UARY, 1925, ‘at 4 O'CLOCK P.M., the following-described land and_premises, situdts in the city of Washington. District of Colum bia, to-wit: Lots 92 And 98 in Jolin T. Arm subidivision of loth In square 170 as per plai KNOWX | recorded in the ofica of the surreyor for the District of Columbia in Liber 14, at folio 107, | improved as above, to bs sold ‘subject how' ever, to F[M'I'Ar deed of“lt for 000, &t 814% due February 14, 1 'ms of shle: Ovér and above said trust, one 17 cash. balanee fa monthly of $230, inciuding intérest at 79, sale, sécureq by & second ileon, brer trust, t the option of the purchaser. A déposit of ‘1000(” required of the purchéser at the time of . ANl conve recording, Tevenué stAmDS 4B notarial fee A( tha cot of 'h{ urchaser. Térms of sale to be com- with withia thirty » h. oll'r'hl the tr to resell the property at the risl the défaulting purchaser, after five 4 vertisement of such resale in some newspAper published ia fthe city of Washingten, D. C. WILLIAM L. LANNING. CRAGIN W. DONALDSON J114-d&ds.ex-Su ‘Trustee, G. BLOAN & CO. INC., AUCTIONEERS. 715" 18K Street’ N.W. By order of the surviving administrat the te of Lawrence 8. Brumidi, ed, under authority and direction of the !n reme Court of the District of Columbia, holding & probate term, Admr. No. 27803, we hall ofter for sale at our T15 18th Street 'northwest, Wai THURSDAY, J. P.M., a collection of valuable pirt of the personal & nlmlg ne] palntings for the ceilin Ollllfll U, Capitol, four original ceilings and walis and of rooms Llphfll by Constantino Brumidi, Portenit of Benjamin Franklin by Duplises, iogether, with 31 other waluible paiatiags: ogs will De on dlspla C. Tnc., on and after By order of E. HILTON JACKSON, Surviving Administrator of the Estate of Lawrence 8. Brumidl. a13-10t.ex80 arshal’s Sale of Agricul- turnl Implements, Harness, Stock and Poultry Tonic, In- cubators, etc. By virtue of & writ of flerl facias jasued out of the clerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia &nd to me T will sell at public xale, for cad A. Weschler & Son's auction roomi sylvania “ave, Washington, D. AT EN-THIRTY O'CLOCK _A.M.. ON'THURS. DAY, JANUARY 22, 1925, the following de- riy, o wit: Assorted garden rs. hedge cutters, prong forks oik_and_poultry toni larss assortment of oW ol tor sets o ik, mower blade double harness sorted lot of bridles, breast chains and !rlM curry combs and hl"llh”‘ wases, jardinlerres, ete., Incubators, inding stones and frames, e, well mm-..h;om crusher, e, elind and levie n_as prope: of 'end- G Rdwara Bchiith aad Lewis T Milee, tradiug as G. Edward M.Ill(l & Co. saificy" judgment at law No. 69630, in v J Rosa Gattl et al 1a0,13,18,21 ete.. the undersigned re- | i | quare 1 | tarial fees at cost of purchassr, Terma { THOB. J. OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONEERS. ~ TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE _IM- PROVED REAL PSTATE, BEING THE EIGHT-ROOM FRAME “AND RRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS 1839 MONROE STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of & certain deed of trust, dated September 15, 1623, being Instrument No. SL recorded September 25, 1823, among the land records of the District of Columbia, the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned (rustees will sell at public aue- tlon in front of the prémises, on TUESDAY. HE TWENTIETH DAY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1025, AT FOUR 0'CLOCK T.M.. the following described land and premises, situate | trice ot Columpia, keowa 404 Aistinguiened ot numbered B4 i square numbered a subdivisien made by H. R. Mowensteln, r plat racorded fn the office of the surrayor Fr the District of Columbia in Liber 68 at olfo 28: subject to tight of was over the rear ten teet'in depth by full witdth thereof of sald lots numberéd 83 (o 08 for & private alleyway for_the beefit of all lots in Terms: Sold subject to & prior for $4,600, further particulars of be annousced at time of sall rice abore asid trust 1o be pa which will o1 a5 pureh Teims to be romp".s with withi | otherwise doposit forfeited and the prop- erty may Be advertised and resold at the alscretion of thé -trustes | R. W. HOWENSTEIN, W. 0. HOWENSTEI JaT-akas,exSu Trustees ADAM A” WESCHLER & 80N, AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Bus- |} iness Property No. 1333 14th Street N.W. By virtue of 4 rtain deed of frust du recorded on July 1924, 48 Tnstruni 4 271 of the and recards of the Dinteis Columbia, ‘and at the request of the ,m-! stcured thereby, the undersigned trustees wiil offer for sale br nubllc auction in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-BEV- ENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 19: THIRTY O0°CLOCK P.M. seribed “1and_and premi; District of Columbia. to-w of lot 8 {n Alfred and Anton Heitmuller's subdivision in . ‘recorded in Liber B, felio 1. of the ree of the survesor's office of ald District, beginnin 14th street, 20.19 feet north of south corner of aaid lot. said point belng in the center of wall between housts Nos. 1381 and 1888 14th street nerth- west: the latter of which occupies the land herein described. and running thence north on 14th street 2514 feet to center of north wall of said premises No. 1333 14th wirest northwest; thence with sald canter of sald wall and ‘at right angles to siid 14th street | to rear line of ‘sald lot: thance mouthwesteris on xaid réar liné to a po'nt dus east of the point of heginning; and thence due west and through center of sald frst mentioned wall 10 _beginning. Terms of ‘sale: Properts will be eold aub- joct fo 4 prlor dued of trust for 480,000 ot T Aue June Dala A’ deposit of $1.000 required of purel * sals. AlL con- cing. récerd'ng. r stamps ‘and ng roliowing de- te in ss to be complied with within thirty sy ef sale. otherwise trustess right to resell property at riak defaulting purchaser, atcer tisement “of such resale ton, D. C. lished in WllM EORGE L. LINKINS. WILLOAM - MNR TS, 116.4&08. 080 Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' ?)I.B OF VALUARLE TW Arong APReddes PIAE RORGH GRAHA STREET NORTHWEST. 54 i By virtue of & certain deed of trust. dated | December 248, 1 Xnml instrumént No. 157, récorded December 37, 1023, ameng the land records of the District of Columbi la, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will 11, at public ave- tion in_front of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE TWENTYSEVENTH DAY OF JAN. VARY, A.D. 1925, AT FIVE P.M., the follow- ing described land and prémit ukte in the District of Columbla, and designated #4 and being lot 96 in a ibdivision made by Lynchburg Tnvestment Corporation of lo uars 2803 a5 per plat recorded i the office of the Surveror for the District of Colymbia in Liber 62, at follo 174, subject to covenants O e S0l suby ded. erms: Sold subject to & prior dded of trust for $10.000.00 now overdue, the unpaid inter- st thereon and taxés and special Assessment if any, further particulars of whieh will be annbunced at time of salé: the purchase price ahove sald trudt to be paid in cash. A de- posit of $300.00 required. Conveyancing, re. cording _and revemie stamps urchaser’s cost. - Terms to b complied with within thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and feseld At the discretion of the trustess EARLL, DONALD M. HARDI T AM. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONELRS. TRUSTERS' SALE orF VALUABLE “'0' [ THIRTY-EIG STREET NORTHWE By virtue of a certain dnd of trust. dated July 7, 1924, being Instrument Ne. 156, re- corded September 18, 1924, among the land records of the District of Columbia, and the request of the party ecured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at public 'auc- tlon. I frone of the premises. on THURSDAT, THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF JANUARY. A.D. 1925, AT FOUR P.M. #eribed 1and and premises, sitnate frict of Columbia, and designas All that plece or parcel of land being in the aubdivision ot “Colorade per it recorded in Liber fo"o 20. of the records of the plece or parcel of land and betn; metes 4nd bounds point on the weat outh of the intersection of the said west Iine of S8th strest and the south line of Ches- Apeaks ‘strect, thencs west an 4 line ot 90 degrees to the west line of $8th atreet 118.30 feet to & point on the east line of Grant road. thence southerly along the east line of Grani road 50.58 feet, themce easterly 126.03 feet €0 & point on the west line of 38th street 115 feet south of the intersection of the said 38th street and the south line of thedce north aleag the west line of 38th street 50 feet to the plhes of beginaing. the said above described prop- érez, being_Kiown for the purposes of tazation s Parcel 35, Metme: 610 subJect to & prioe deed ot trast for 84, further perticulars of whieh will bé ansounced at time the purchase bove id in cash. A are trom serve 1 nd cost of " adver. in some newspapér _In18-d&ds.exSu cording_and revépue cost. Terins to be complied w! Pt thists Gay, otnerwise depostt forfeited and - the roperty may be advertised and resold at the iscretion of the trustéss. WILLIAM M. TERRELL, 8. E. STONEBRAKER, Ja10-d4ds.ex8u Trastees. TTHOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable|7; Three-Story Brick Dwelling, Containing 10 Rooms, Bath, Hot-Water Heat, Being Prem- ises No. 224 2nd Street North- east, Also Two-Story, Two- Car Brick Garage in Rear. By virtue of a cértain deed of trust, dated June 28, 1924, being instrament No. corded July 18, 1924, among the land records of the District of Columba, and at the re- Qqueat of the party secured ‘thereby, the un. dersigned trustees will sell, at publie aué- tlon in front of the prem'sis, on M THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY 'OF JANUA A. D. 1025, AT FOUR-THIRTY P.M.. following.deseribed land and premives and_dés gnat beng lot H 5 oo of ks n ‘sauare 35, 4 lat yision of lots in squ & per plat éd ‘in Liber C. H. B.. folio 301, of the records of the office of the wurvesof of District of Columbid, sa'd part of lot “F" described an follows: ‘Beginning for the same 4t the norihwése corner of said lot “F" andy Tunning thence east alog the diria'ng line between sald ot and “G" 19 feet, TRt otle 8 lachés, thence wost 50 “tos to an allen thence north along sald alley, innin ‘a; 8ol wubféct fo & frst deed of trust rL: “$0500.00 and secona desd of trast for ot $2500.0, turther particulars of ‘which wiil be danounced at timé of sale: ‘the chase price above said_trusts to be pal Cane PR Geposic of $200.00° required.” Con: veyancing, recording nd revenue stamps at purchaser’s cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit for- ited and the rty may be advertise A" Tesold at the discretion of ‘the. trustee purchaser’s risk. EHAPIR S 4k E iro JAI"OF B Jstaense Erusiasn. nghes and at | 7] | bids for the | with Trustées i G. SLOAN & (0., INC. AUCTIONEERS, 715 iath St SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PERSONAT, EFFECTS, FOR' ~ STORAGE CHARGES, Notice {a hereby given that on SATURDAY. JANUARY THIRTAFILST, 108, at TEN A M: will be sold at public atction fn the i 715 18th st.. tooms of .6, Bioan & Catlin, My wards, Mi W. B Gilmer, Mrs. Florence Jacknon, Mrs. won,'Mre. Latty Jordan, Mrs. Ellen Lowe, Mr. Rarmond Sxunders, Mré. M. Taylor, Mrs. Elsls Thomas, Mr. J. H. Ulin. STORAGE CO.. UNIO; 05 Flo U S. Mnnhnl'n Sale of a Large Quantity of Garden Seed. By virtue of a writ of specidl Ifll facias ued out of the clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia and directed, 1 will at pnhllc n Adam A, Wesch & Son's l"tnl#' nia ave, . w.smn l'n. ll Co N_0'CLOCK A.M., ON THURBDAY, JANUART 23 Tos, Wt rollewing askeribed Droperty. to wit: A iarge ansoriment of Earden seeds, which include spin: rl 16, tyralf bage, tomato, lettuce, cf lon, satash, properes, ‘ot ¢ Fiward Schuils and Lawis T. Siiler, (rading as . BAward Schults & Co. 'and sold to sat isfy judgment at law No. #9330, in faver of Rosa Gatti et al. S \"DK 89,13, 14 21 THOS. J. I‘ N & 80\ Al('llo\ ERS, Trustees’ Sale to Close an Estate of a Very Valuable, Centrally Located Business Property, at the Corner of New York Ave- nue, Fifth and L Streets Northwest. By virtue of the of record, in the undersigned "nllhfl Tl ol publie “auctlon ¢ THRE OCLOCK ox T"llIDAK. THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1925, in front of the premists, all that parcel of land situste in the City of Waghingten, Dis- trict of Columb'a, known as thé west 135.53 t front on New York Avenve of orl * north 6f square 515, Jand being beunced on New York avenve. on thé of Nebert Bop: Wm. Jar the south by L street northw. west by Fifth strest northwest, contaf 10,185 square feet, more or 164. The land will first be offareq_in five sepal pa fronting on Neéw York -nnm. and rynning through te L street, .‘J r.v st'd parts fromn 20 feet front te fhe! front on New York avenue, -lllld‘ .‘fl ina in plat to be exhid accordance with 14 parts ‘will be offered. The trustées will then offer said describéq parcel, as an eatirety. ‘and ther reserve The FIgHt to ascept the bid for the of the aggregate detendants. G 2. werk vekted. by entirety, if it s in *dce veral phrts Terms of sale will bs forty per cent cash, and the residue on or iwfore (we years after date of sale. 1o be rep-estnted by promissory note or notés of purchaser, to bear interest at_six per centum per Annum. pavable semi. annually from day of sale, and to “e sécured by frst déed of trust en the preperty sald, the desd of trust satistactery To the undersigned. or 4l cash at sptica ef purchassr. | The tristass reserse right to re: Suire ' dbpoait of ¥20.00 ‘on each parchl and T mpantt oF §1,000.001f setd as ah satirey. when bid 18 accepted. T of sale to be Tomplied’ wIn within aixty dizy trom day of W86, or trusthes resert right te n““ at Tk’ dnd coat ot defaniting purchaser, "o iving ten days’ notice by publication in The irening Star, a newsrapér published in the City of Washington, D. C.. of such resalé. Diagrams of the properiy d%d information ax fo samé can be had at the office of H. Rosier Duliny, 815 Vermoal svenge necthwest s S NG Trustees. Ja15-0&Asex-Su 813 Verment avenue N.W. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, Court Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Four-story Fireproof Apart- ment House, Known as the “Rodman,” Situated at the S.W. Corner of Connecticut Avenue and Rodman Street Northwest, Containing Twen- ty-four Apartments of 2, 3 and 4 Rooms ard Bath Each. Some With Porches. By virtne of a decres of the Supreme Court the District of Columbla, in the case’ of Jacob Goldenber Gibbon White. et al, Equity No. n S dersigped “irustecs L sl at ubite snetion. ja Tront ‘of the piemises on MONDAY, THE NINETEENTH AY OF JANUARY, 1925, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following.described land and ises, Bituate in the District of Co. umbfa g lots 89 “Qonnecticut Avease Highlands, t recorded in the office of the surreyor Bt*tne " Dlatrice ot ‘Cotumbla 1 Liber Coutty 18. follo 12, said block 6 now known s square 2081, Tha'lots hate » frontage on Connecti- cut avenue by & depth of 03 feet on Rodman street to & 15-foot alley, containing 10,114 square feet. 5 Terms of sale: ‘One-third 1n cash ever and abore & Brat deed of trust for $110,000.00, ith interest 4t 644 ber cent, due in abeut ol datea January 18, 1833, recorded Jan . 1923, in Liber 4881 at tollo & And 4" gecond dasd of trusc for $36,000.00, payable $4,000.00 per annum. balance ‘due in thres years, dated Jarnary 18, 1923, and re- corded January 18, 1623, in Liber 4881 at folio 419, said trust bearing Interest at 6 per eént per annum. The balance of the purcliasé money will ‘be payable in one and bro Joare ecared by s thied dtad ot erust ainst perty; or all ea optien of the purchaser. A a poait of mooo required at time of sale. Converancing. re- cording _and revenue stamph At purchaser's coat. Terms -to be complied with within thirty days from date of sale, otherwibe de- povie will be torteited and_ the property may resold at the discretion Jrusiess dnd at the ek and cost ot ®ine ag aulting Bl perty sold _subjec Yové.meationek tms dteds ot” troge. & the terms and cbligations of said The terms and conditions of said trukts will be stated at the time of sale. RUDOLPH B. NEHREND, Trustes. American Nationa] \7’"‘ Rullaing. MILTON STRAS _Ja6-q&ds Famunds” Buidin ADAM A. wncuul & BON, AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate in a Busi- ness Zone at the Northeast Corner of Thirteenth and You Streets, Being Two-Story and C.llnr Brlck Building, No. 1239 You Street N.W. By virtue of & certaln deed of trust flIl' recorded in Liber JMS‘ folio 178 et seq., of ihe'land, recards of tag District of Columbia, And At the request’ of #écured there- by, the undersigned ‘rostess w] 1l ofter for sale by public lutl lon, _in (Nnt ot the %n-lm. on MONDAY, 135 NIN] AY OF JANUARY, AT R OUR PHIRTT 0'CLOCK P.M., following described land and premises, situste in the city of Wash: ington, District of Columbl Lot 37 in Francis A. Blundon's subdivision of lots in aquare 273, as per plat Book 81, pagé 130, in the surveyor's office for the Dis: !rl(’( of Columbia, Improved as above. Terms of sale: OnA-third of *he purchase money to bs pald in cash, the balance in twe equal installments, paysble in one ar years, with Interest wix v cent Sum. pizable semi-gmually, from day of sle: secured by deed of trust upen the propert: #old, or All cash, at lwlol of the nr. chaser. A deposit of réquiréd of the Mnm at !M time of sale. All conveyanc- recording, révenue stamps and_notarial 7efs LTthe okt "of the purchaner. ot Fale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustass e serve the right to reseil the property, at the rink And cost of the défauith irchaser, lf(tf ve dayx' advertisement of 'h_resale som¢ uw;’n« published in the city of hing! C. Skt vn IAM C. ZIMMERMAN, . POTBI THOS. J. OWEN & 8ON, AUCTIONEERS. 1RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME BEING PREMISES 2637 4(n STREET NORTHEAST. recorded December A. D. paDer number 144, of the land records District of Columbia. and at the requ the party secured *hereby. the under trustee will séll, ar publle anction in of the premises. on FRIDAY, THE TWEN THIRD DAY OF JANXUARY, A. D. 1925, & POUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the foliow- ing-described 1aa and premises. sitnate in the District of Columbia. and designated as STEAMSHIPS. Berger Makes Plea for Editor Be- fore Attorney General. Representative Berger, Socialist. of Wisconsin, conferred with Attorney General Stone yesterday relative to the release of Carlo Tresca, editor of a Baltimore Itallan weekly, who was convicted of publishing an advertise- ment of a book on birth control in his newspaper. Mr. Stone sald, following the con- ference, that the department of Justice would take no action 1i" tne case until Tresca has begun serving his sentence of one vear in a Federal prison. Review of the case by the department convinced the Attorney General, he said, that Tresca was at least technically guilty and that it was the policy of the department not to consider requests for clemeney until the sentence actually had Resignations Are Accepted The President has accepted the res- ignation of Capt. John G. Ardon, United States Infantry, and that of Second Lieut. Edward O. McConahay, United States Field Artillery. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia, Holding a Bankruptcy con n the maiter of Adolph Feiffer, Baakrupt.—In Bankruptcy. No. 1534.—To the creditors of Adoiph Feiffer of the City of Washington, District of Columbla: Notice if hereby glvén that on the 14th day of Jan i D35, e 44d Adolph Feiffer @uly adfndicated bankrupt that the frat meating of his creditors. will be held ar my office in the Wilkina Bullding, 1512 H and being lote 24 and 25 In squars 3634 in Fdwin R. Marden's subdivision of part ef “Métropoils View™ now called “Central Ad- dition’ aa pér plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia In Liber 48 at follo 15, ‘Terms: Kold subject 1o & prior gsed of frust for "$5,500.00, further particulars of which will be announced £ wale: 1 e price abaté aaid trust b be paid . A Geposit of $200.00 required Veyanciag, ‘Thcording And revenue stamps st mk to be complied with otherwise deposit for- rty may be advertised 4nd resold at the d'dcretion of the trustee. JAMES E. McCABE. $814-04dn.03-8u THOS. J. OWEN & KO Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- Story Brick Dwelling, Being Pumim 2121 K Street North- west, With Brick Building on Alley in Rear, By virtue of & gecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbi ity Caves No. 43365, wé will ton. In frent of the THE TWENTY AV ARY. ims. AT FOUR b'CLACK PM following-described 1and and premises. in the Diktrict 6f Columbia and béin original lot 4 in lows, viz: Reginn feet' weat from the southe 1ot gnd running thence wext along the line of street north 18.83 feet, thence north 1402 feet to 4 30-foot wide alley. then eve dlong the south line of said alley 14. feet and thence south 148.07 fest 4 VK street and the plce of beginning, with the improvemests thereon Terms of sale: One-third of the parchase money to be paid in cash and the balance in_two equal installments. pasable in one 4Rd_two sears from the day of sale. and to Be représented by the Promistory notés of the purchaser, bearing interest at the rate of ¢ centuim per annum. parable sem nd ‘securea by deed of trust on the . or All ‘caxh. st the eption of the er. "3500.00 Aeosit required upon ac ptance of bid. All conveyancing, notary b6s and recording 8t purchaser's ceat Terms of saie to be complled with within thirty days from day of #hle, otherwise the trustees Poberve the Tignt ‘o ‘resell The praperty At 1§, e A eost Hoe are answ jp tome sewspaper publisded in Washington, C. WALTER M. BASTIAN, JAMES P. SCHICK Ja15-akas.ex 81 TTHOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING, BEING PREMISEN 102 FENWICK = STREET NORTHEAST. By virtne of & certaln desd of trost 4ty | recordeq January 5. 1923, ameng the land record the District Columbia. and &t the request of the parr securad thersbs. the unde aell. 8t publl een. "on "MONDAT, "THE o DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1925, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the' foilowing.described . lan and_premises, ditubte ln the Dibtrict. of C Tum 4 designated 4a and being lot 19 in block 8 in Frederick W, Jones subdivision of land now known &% “Irs Cits,” as per iat recorded in Libér Lavy Coprt No. 2, olio 76 of the records of the office of the surreyor of the District of Columbia. ~Block $ now knewn as square 4043. rma: Bold subject to (wo prior deeds of of which will be the ‘purchese price said trusts “to De paid A of 3200.00 required. nd revenue st p & o ‘De compliea with withl 78, otherwise deposit forfeited an: rty may be Advertised aad resol iscrétion ‘of the trustess. ELIZARETH P. ARMSTEAD, GEORGE E. C. HAYER, 1a15-0845.03 85 Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME RESIDENCE. - BRING BRNAISES 3003 ALABAMA AVENUE SOUTHEAST, By virtse of & certaln récorded February 14, 1923, as Instrument 90 among the land records of the District o Columbia, and st the req secured theréby. the undersigned trustess will 5 uRlle Saction' s Font of the premieer; DAY, THE TWENTY SIXTH DAY A. D 1925, R aeposit racordin the pre at the a5 an bela Ana i ia squers et tn Milterd D, and W. El'tha Berry, trustees. subdivision of 1and now known as “‘Overlook,” as' per plat Pioorded in Liber 83 at follo 28 of the records of the office of the surveyor for the District of_Columbla, subject to covenhnts of Pecord. Tetms: Boid subject to & prior deed of trust for ~$8,500.00, will_be anmounced at time ot sale; the pur- e price above said trust te be paid, in o A deposit of $200.00 requi Con; verancing, recording revénve stamps Durchaser’s cout. Yerma. to b compiied” with within _thirty “@ays etherwike deposit for. feted and the property may be advertised résold” at the dikcretion ‘of the trustees. W. GILBERT DENT, G. LEA STABLER, Ja15-0&40.03 80 Trus‘ees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTERS' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- BTORY RRICK DWELLING, REING TREMISES 124 .FOURTE = STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of &' certain deed of trust duly recorded 18 Liber No. 4553, Follo 834 et eq. of the land récords of the District of Colum bia, and at the request of tl thereby, the undersigned trus uniic Yuction ln, front of the premises.’ on RIDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1925, AT FOUR 0'CLOCK P.M., the tollowing descrided land and prem- ituate in the District of Columbla, and the north 20 feet full depth of 80 feet of original To0 Bumbered 18, i “sauare Toi: Terms: Bold subjéct to a prior deed of trust for about $1,887.16, further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale. the purchasy price aore sald trust to, be paid in % "depalt o required. Couvey- Ahee, teting eag o) mps At pur- chaser’s cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty dags, otherwise deposit forfeited And the property may be advertised and re- At e Qhecretion, of the trastees. NORMAN E. RYON, WILLIAM 8. RYO! Trustees. Ja13-4&ds. xS L LEGAL NOTICES iN_THE SUPREMB COURT OF THE DIS- trict ~ of Columbis.—Hol ing - Gourt.—Falin V. Hall, piaintis o wil Wi Hall, and Virginia 1.’ Hedden, de- fendants.—Equity No. 41762 —fotics of nten. tion to Apply for fnil decree of wbsolute di. vorce. Interlocutory decres nf apuelute Wivorce was grantea b7 Justice Hitz the Supreme Conrt of t Iumbia in favor of Helen V. llam Withers Hall on the tiird day of Novi ber, 1924, under the terms of which applic for'a final decree may be made after t! piration of ninety (90) dars. Notice is hereby kiven of the intention of Helen V. Hall to ap- to the Suprémé Court of thé Distric Tumbia for the Isuance to har of nch fnay decree after the expiration of ninety days from the date of the interlocutory décree and Before the expiration of thirty diss thereatier. Pubiication of this noticé is made once & week for thrée succensive wetks rior to making the application in The Evening Star newspaper as directed in the interlocutory decree. CHARLES E. QUIROLLO, THOMAS M. RAKER, Columbian Buildn; Attorners for Plaintifr. . 16.23 RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. FAWILTSNIRE First hotel from iwalk on Virginia Avenue. Running water, ba tor to street 1. % 300, T i e o Tl S rop: | ot aétaulting purchaser. | Gvertisement of auch reanlé | deed of trust’ duly | ¢ of the party | further particulars of which | " n.w.. Washington. D. C., on the 26th 3, ness 4% meeting. Paskrij'ter. AND HAULING X LONG, Hyattaville 433 'HAHON:L SARPTTAL floln! KINDS. Pnoné hiid oF Blagénsburg, ALL M. Moderate Raios: Good Work. Free. B eIt URW. Tl &:::;:;?Rm of Storage, Moving, Cr-tmg 41820 10th N.W. Main AmJ'n ITORAGI GSCXPRESS Main 3016, CLEAN. DRY. STORAGE FOR FURNITURB piatos. Estimates cheerfully gives. Coa- ventent location. WESCHLER'S, $20 Pa. ave. Phone Main 1282 x O ER A LARGEST FAMI CRATE AND PACK BY EXPE a 1313 YOU STREET: Nt HONE NOmTW 2343 | | | Rl L i Veckars far hpvise. 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Reiterating his stand in approval of the bill to establish a medical service in the Veterans' Bureau, Director Hines of the bureau has written President Catherwood of the National Civil Serv- ice Reform League in answer to the lat- ter's criticism of the legislation. The proposal, Gen. Hines sald, would result in a saving rather than an increased cost to the Government The bill, it was pointed out to Mr Catherwood, does not propose to establish a medical corps, but a medical service. “Under its terms,” sald Gen. Hines, “officers selected for this service will be given the same allowance of quarters, heat and light, etc., that are given to other commis- sioned medical personnel in the Gov- ernment service, but retirement will be for disability enly.” The director said he was a lever in the merit system, and will lend every possible co-operation to apply that system where it is appli- cable. I would be fafling in my duty, however,” he added, “if I took any other stand upon the proposed legis- latlon than to urge its enactment.’ SEEK DIAMOND CONTROL. South African Gem Producers to Restrict Output. PETOWN, South Africa, January 16—A conference of diamend pro- ducers, including producers of south- west Africa, yesterday rasolved to continue the interproducers’ agree- ment restricting the output of dia- monds in order to control the out- put and the prices. The conferéncé fafled to arrive at an_agreement with the London D! mond ndicate concerning sales, but, nevertheless, announced its in- tention to 6 all in its power to main- tain the market and presérve the con- fidence of trade in the stability of control. 7 GIVE[ COMMVIVSSIONS. Named to Officers’ Resérve Corps. Alexandrian Named. be- Commissions in the Officers’ Corps of the Army have been issuéd by the War Department to the fol- lowing named residents of this ctiv: James W. Henderson, 1239 Tenth major in the Medical Corps; Samue! D. Gibson, the Shel- burne, as a captain .in the Quarter- master Corps; James L. Delany, 439 Newton place, as a captain in the Ord- nance Department; John O. Johnson, 1814 G street. as a sécond lieutenant in the Quartérmaster Corps; Joseph A. Llompart, 113 Rittenhouse street as a first lieutenant in the Ordnance Department, and John J. Marriman, 640 Morton street, as a captain and staff specialist Louis M. Evans, §12 Cameron strest Alexandria, Va., has been appointed a Signal Corpx Reserve a Officers’ Reserve t'oral FILES COUNTEH SUIT C E. Kelly Denies Wife's Charge of Misconduct. Charles Elmer Kelly has answer to the suit for an absoluts divorce brought by his wife, Margz- rét E. Kelly, in which he deénies her charge of misconduct and counters with a cross-petition seeking an ab- solute divorce from hér and naming two co-respondents Kelly says he “was leave home in -August, filed an compelled ta 1922, becaus. ‘n( the alleged conduct of his wife and has since regularly supported their child. He asks that the two men mamed be required to bear the ex- se of the Iitigation. Attorne James A. O'Shea appears for the hus- band. ___ STEAMSHIPS SOUTHERN WINTER RESORTS via NORFOLK Palace Steamers— ‘Northland and Southland’ From Washington Daily 6:30 P.M. New York-Boston by Sea CITY TICKET OFFICE Woodward Building, 731 18th Bt. N.W. NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. Miami---Land of Enchantment Only Three Days From Baltimore or Philadelphia M5.00 faciudes menl\ and stateroom barth Steamers Carry, Llogd's Highest Class Baltimore & Carolina S.S. Co. January uary 29 February 5 PR 1008 15th St. N.W. (Investment Bidg.) 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