Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1925, Page 31

AUCTIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO D. €, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1925 BY POP MOMAND | === ; | tanding Room Only oo year’s best short BY IRVIN S. COBB. i stories. (Copyright, 1925, by Consolidated Magazine Corporation.) ESES—Pa’s Always the Gentleman. YE GODS AND WEEPNG Wi pows ! | | WELL, HERES T GANG ALL LINED UP FoR T T™ IHY NINE POUNDS SineE e | | DINNER BELL! HELLO - WHOS TE oLp Quy BTARTED To BOARD AT hes WITH THE WHISKER X P MUIT BDE A NEW HAMY SELecT BoARDMG House' ma:»:a% INLOLfl:EmD!fi OVER AMD TomacE YOUD THink THER e ' ToRoMTO, 5 WA3 & Focd P:.:f_c s o ALL ovER 'fu*'%‘:"’ Roor TiL TELL you T WAY SHE Disnes s YEH, DUT UsED TO PARDON HME DROTHER, BOARDING HOUSES. IVe || BOT THERE ARE LADIEY BOARDED W CHicAgo, PREJENT - IF Yoou'll BOITON, 103 AMGELET STEP WwTO TH' WEXT (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) | ger things up: and the fenced-off pre-| any and all of the peoples of South scription department was marked | ern Europe. In the light of his wider to be derived from visiting the little nameless park. It didn't amount to a great deal, but Mr. Oldham had reached the point where he was grate- ful for small favors. On the way, going and coming, he passed through @ section of tenements—walk ups, and cep*ing on business. Milky Hartman's old stand was a shoe-shine parlor, straw hats cleaned while you walit. You scarcely would be able to recognize the spot where Paterson’s old red brick livery stable used to be; the site now as glorified There was still a third advantage | “Private” and nobody entered it ex-|education, he knew they were Greeks At his entrance the burble of volce stopped. All present broke off their talking to stare at him with a queru lous, resentful fixity. He felt the en barrassment of being an interloper and an outsider and an interrupter of the racial harmony of their con the fire escape tumbling like iron cas- | by an up-to-date filling station and re- | pany. cades down their fronts, as aforesaid | palr garage with storage facilities in| He felt yet more embarrassed when —and along these stretches in almost | the rear behind the hip-roofed chalet. | a man-of-all york, the owner perhaps any of the cross streets a fellow could | The young girls still passed, it is true, | came promptly along side him and lolter and watch the boys playing |but they no longer made a panorama | asked, in dificult English and with no base ball—the New York brand of |of their passing. Thelr electrics and | suggestion ef hospitality in his tone base ball, which Is played In and out | thelr cars in which they rode for|what he wished of the traffic. For a sort of game,|air merely were parts of a swift two “I'd like a cup of coffee.” said Mr one evening in his room, he figured [ Way stream of traffic. Oldham, who really hadn't wante AUCTION SALES. up roughly how many hours he had! But, of course, Mr. Oldham didn't|anything at all excepting a little taste N REAL F ALCTION SALES. JEF HARGAIN i FUTURE DAYS. monthly > o ADAM . S160 S < f 4 A b: By Now Vo AUCTION SALES. ___THIS AFTER THOS. 7. OWEN & SON AUCTION SAL AUCTION SALES. ____ FUTUREDAYS. . FUTURE DAVS. 'AM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. THOS. J. OWEN & d ~{ _ "¥orure pave. ___ | spent watching boys play base h,,,,,lunuu{ about all these changes. He|of companionship: he AUCTIONEERS. | ADAM. A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. | The total ran pretty high. hadn’t been “';i"";‘g'r o l‘hduvg t;‘wre“ ')fl_wr; for ’mlr\‘il = e s Sale of \ ’ Sale TRUSTEE: e 7 There was another game he occa- | YeArs now. Probably he wouldn't have | “Coffee and maybe Triistees® Sale of Detachod Trustees Sale of Valuable Cor- ! Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- A R NALTABLE BEAL | cionally pliyed In his room before | believed you had you told him that | something to sort of nibble | F Dovelli No.§710| ner Business Property, Four-| proved Real Estate, num- AT THE IN: | turning in for the night. He would | Tecumseh Center was taking its mi-| The man brought the coffee in rrame Dwelling, No. 8 story Brick Buildi No. 903 b d 1449 Florida A N.W. e PLPCERR\!'{‘“" ".‘;‘éka shut his eyes and lean back in his|nor pleasures, these times, and inci-) heavy cup, slopping it down hard in Georgia Ave. N.W., With N yy'k A va’f/ % By victio of o L gt oUTEAORD WA erOSED |chair and” recreate "a "plcture of | dentally was sacrificing most of its | front of him and Uien pushed 4 piat BRUSTEES' SALF ew Yorl ve. NNW. oot uste. of & Eresin deed of fxus ¥y FRAME DWELLING NO. 5234|life back in Tecumseh Center in|old restfulness just as bigger towns|ter containing sticky, floury-looking STORY ‘BRICK RE Garage. ertain dend of trust dutg | BY virtue of a certain deed of ‘trust duts | 6F the and rerords Gt the District o : {HERRIER PLACE. WITH OUTBUILD- l{)ie old days. The views ran togeth-|Were, on an humbler scale than the | pastries of dough and sugar at Mr PREMISES 909 Grd : : : { oot e o st guly | reeorand” in Edver "o WIST. Tono 349 of | Bia w3t TheTmuinkd 0 B pariy iecnired \{Nue of a decrec of the Supreme[er, one merging into another— |New York scale, but after the same|Oldham for the latter to make his aud records of the District of | Ui 41" (he “request of the parties_ secured on. in "front of the premiscs, o | Fotity” Corse” tricty S8 50 umbla, passed 11 | Milky Hartman's back room of a|feneral formulas. He would have| cholce. At the re ¢ of kl.\.‘\ng:w.“::r by ‘the .J:."h‘?fI‘Lfi?:{!n.:'“,7."1:0:;“!.1"?;: S TS A Fally Qs No 4 ‘.."1’.':)_\5"7\.733- ersip rainy night when it was nice t6 be ::.:nf_h‘re 3-2;xhv\'el'ek_ jfllv:klng. 4 He'lw»mx “No, thank you, T wouldn't choose Rale by" public auction. In | promises. on WEDNESDAY: THE TWENTY R B A e Gollon g Graibed hma | T 4oL the premises. on TUESDAY, THE | indoors; the little space behind the|ine waves of homesickness which hurt| any of those.” said Mr. Oldham. In pemises, on” MONDAY, THE | SEVENTH DAY OF MAY. AD. 1075 AT | and-premisca, sitnate in the: District of Cor | 1o/R heiorl DAY OF MAY 1025 AT | prescription case in his drug store |like @ toothache he still saw it as it Tecumseh Center you alwavs sal WA 0T Eliowing. [SOUR OCLOCK P, khe followine deucribed | lumbla and desicnated as and being log num- | ecribed Tand and bresilacs. siaate 15 the ( With this one and that one reared|had been, and to hin as always it| “choose” in declining food when sex! Mituate, T the | WadnimFiont Disiriet of Cotmmnia; fo wits | borts uo, hundrd eleven” (2111 in " pranic | Bietrice, of Coltmbia. towfi: Pari ot Witz | buck I the wooden chairs and him | Would be—a_great place for loafing| aimed to be especially polite : to wit: Lot 34 in| Part o ¥ = T o Haven & St. Phillips & Jacob-beginning at 3 | perchec 2 and for passing the time of day with| table. “Bu vou've Dracrs e Fart, of lot 1 in ‘tho mubdivision made by | Grounds'of Columbia, Cotlexe. | stone’on he wouthwesieriy boundars ine of | berched up on w tall stool and the | f7 . 5 L ¢ e land now. known the haiks of JohgiBavidscn of Satue; 7% | recaraediin Tiber 485 ol . | Parcel’5/4 " distant north 42 degrees 48 min- | talk going, and clgar smoke that thic . . : £O0ICe Y. OF e City of Washin, as per | {0¢”and 107. of the records of the office | g6y e of eyor for the utes west 4608 feet from a stone at the | yvou almost could cut it with a mix It was funny, it was so, that a fel With a premeditated, almost a con ' iber Not 2451000 11,701 | 104, and, 107 of the Trards, of he, oflce | trice ot Columbia \oke, dwelling contain- | southeast corner of parcel 5/4 and running | jng knife; the sidewalk in front of 10W'S polnt of view got switched | temptuons, shrug the waiter turned the office Surveyor | described as follo viz.: Bezinning for . : thence with said eouthwesterly bounda 4| Patterson’s livery stable, at Main and around after he moved to New York. | his back on him and went awa e O a S B EYSE | described liowe, iz ;" Begir rme of sale subject to 3 ‘frat | the northerly I of the W & 3 . covenants mentioned 16 said irust, | 1oe mag M:g{;{\ o '&3.,:‘{:.,‘ ur‘;;"r‘_ogw;:;f gosdof trust of record In the eum of $2.800. | Ry Go. purchase: north 42" degr Benton, late of a Summer afternoon, ;\I;w' for gmzamio.”u take these }!101’- thereafter, while he tarried. the mar { hineroom . and terly ‘on New"York avenue 55 feet and e vl e o e aabe | Miaw weet 11g eet 10’ u stone vith the regular group of loungers on | elgners ere had been a time when | studiously ignored him. He didr s New York avenue 3 and | aonum said interess. payaole semivannually, | trathuens i3 O h e | > regular group gers L v o gnor n did ‘and’ karagé inches: ithence northwesterly at, TEhS | and die June 10, 1055, Cash paymant of | tha . hoshcniyC hoarcel 6/¢, the { benches and boxes tilted back agatnst [ M. Oldham had felt sort of sorry for | tarry long. The coffee was too stre above property will be o T, e O e ecd"ohee 19 | $1:000° balance pavabie S50 per month with | north 53 degrecs 54 sinsicy the wall, all of them hitching along |2l such as came to this country from|and too dreggy for his tastes. 1ie ihe Mortheatt” corner of daud Toi: “thenve | WIGTeSt AL seve ber cent (77%) per annum. | 174,56 Toot o3 stone at the intrrsection Of | qout omee In 5o often so a8 fo keep | Other countries, green as grass and| fucked at if. siipped # dime under the south et o Dlace of heginning sired af ~ of sale. | the northwesterly line of Parcel 5,4 and s , T % - - i ; g Terms of sale: One-third cash at time of | All conve: & recording, revenue stamps. | the extension of the northerly fine of Sher- | in the shade and watching the young [0t Knowing the United States or its| flange of the saucer aud then, as an ttlement. balance in two equal bayments, | €1€. 8t co purchaser. Terms of sale 0 | rier place. 60 feet wide: thence with same | girls for their afternoon promenade—. | Ways or its language. afierthought aAdea o ackel mo the first payment to be due one vear from | Pe complied with within thirty (30) dayve | northerly line south 40 degrees 55 minutes ost o But now he clearly discerned that|a tip and went ont through mplied with wit time of settiement and second payment due | {rom date of sale. otherwiss the trustees st 11249 feat to a stone. thence south | EIF1S in white dresses, Y o trustees | two yvears from day of settlement. or upon | eserve the right fo resell the property at | 52 degrees 50 minutes west 150.84 feet with | bareheaded and generally paired off,[they had learned a trick which his|harrage of glowering looks. Tt was to resell the property at| such other . terms _as be " agreed | the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. | aline passing 0.50 northwest of the west|who'd be going up one side of Main | Kind did not master. They had learned | when he reached the level of the side of the defaulting pur- { upon at time of sale. sit of $1.000 | after five (5) days’ advertisement of such | face of the west brick foundation wall of £ 38 % 1 € : v&' advertisement of such | beyaired of the. Barehaser b tie of Tesule in s \ewipaper. published In | {rame house o Froiocior Aasermer e pact | 4nd back down the other, swapping J = SO, " ~Wepaper published in the | All conveyancing. recording. notarial how 1o circumvent the commingling 1 walk that he the remark quote Washington. GEORGE of Darcel 5/4”to the besinniik. containing | words with the young bucks ldling | Of dullness and excitement which spir-| several pazes hack it foreigners A : e nd revente Sidihne A0 contDE o | e BANK T = 10485 Sauire k24 07 GU55 ey mibiecs, | b tne store doers ftually made New York what it was, | oo ¢ a : ALSTIN, .LE Ciaser complied wi -d&ds.exsi o0k, | n e ] sy g . aluable Real Estate, Corner 150800 L LOMAS "B, LAWLER Jithin 90 days from Gay of sale. ‘otherwise | — = . e LNl e othmeiainol “""“"1:; Mr. Oldhum always had had a keen g oo roots nad. 'l';l’:)":i';o“::“:*' That ended his experimentations | 13-q&ds.exsu uste hio trustees Teserve the rikhi fo resel] the S. J. OWEN Terme of sale: Cash. A deposit of $300 | eve for a pretty girl, espectally one in | Off a8 his had, ;Wi ans-| quch fields, Thereafter he und 18th and Good Hope Road, : Droperis ai the Fiok And doat of the'etastt; | THOS: J: OWEN & SON. el o T . Lt st WS eye far & SOy BT copucly planted. Really, it wasn't as though | so, fields., Theres Sl b £ TH ing purchaser aiter five days' advertisement | TRUSTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE. | racording and notarial fees at cost of pur: | & €00l Summery-looking white dress: |, ™. 2 no more deliberate invasi in Commercial Zone, Con-|__ S of meh " resale in “some” newspager: oub- STORY BRICK DWELLING. SITUATE | chaser. Terms of sale o be complied with | &n innocent old eve but a good keen | {ie¥ f;f’,,]e,f.;s‘;::;‘;gea “i‘#mf;:“;h"’ n parts taining About 20,000 Sq. ' 2 2 D o 810 wis | et PrHGMAS W, STUBBLEFIELD, NO 330 SECOND STREET NORTH: | within thirty dave from das of sale. other | one. Any business men on their wa | ATlerica: = = thor oy how, that night at dinner wher ) . Y 508, 5 THOMAS W. S FIELD! ESTAND DESIRABLE TWOSTORY | wise the tristees ressrve the Tight fo reseil S v | had brought Europe along with them. | po iy n 3 R Ft, Improved by Frame = el g/ T FRAME. DWELLING SITUATE" NO. | the” property 3t (e mitc and ‘at, of The | bome to supper would stop by fer 4| The second generation might be dif:| hg happened to mention his adve R ceds of trust| PEYSER. EDELIN. PEYSE! EY! Virtue of a’ dee rust. rec e P aser ater e e | oreon - | terent, b r i rants : Dwelling No. 1736 Good o o carded Adiorncas for Holders of Netes o | Libdy Maith) ® 0o, 01 st fecqrded 1n | ecmens of auch resale in some newspayer | terson's corner. He could breathe in | (0N DU S oreinal immisrants Hope Road S. E., With |4 listruments numbered | _My10-d&ds.exsu records of the Dlstrict of Columbia, wa shail | ©~ H. WINSHIP WHEATLEY, ~ |hard and almost catch a reminiscent | o q %0 V30, SECCOSCEn 10 Superm . E, 182 18 183 of said date, of ihe i of the premises . on- FRIDA Ti0 14th St N.W. Whiff of the pungent ammoniacal |POSIT . s a colora Garage and Abundant sict of Columbia, | THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. HE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF = M GEORGE E. McNEIL, smell that came out of the stable. 1In|reProduction of the colony life they | should war Shrubbery and Flowers, thereby. ‘we " P iers Wil | TRUSTEES SALE OF_ VALUABLE Two. | iseer fumberad 238 o il msredsdeexsa | COMmBAMBHE i ice, each separate vision had its own [14d lived in their former homes. those duil, st e e g SOWers. % 'Tx;;';“r““\l\ "STORY BRICK “RESIDENCE KNOWX | 3t auction at FOURTHIRTY OCLOCK P o recaptured aroma—the barroom smell Ev{;’fnémn?’\'n‘.‘ii?n?%&i‘“{“f, o \!"“ “It's bad enougl s agrity E . E TWENTY- AS_ PREMISES 521 9th STREE Lot (part) in square . being premises 5 slightly stale and malty; the strong 4 B B - S rrible people living so e 1 AT FIVE NORTHEAST WITH GARAGE . OX | numbered 1100 315 st. sw. to be wold &t . S - 3 _ tana Court, Mr. Oldham would see|your Suction, in fr w iction' o o day ai FIVE O'CLOCK commingled smells of roots and tinc- ould see|your prow OCLOCK P 2 45 and . 14 e | October 310 1023 belng aatousert Mo 345 | “Terms of sale: One-fourth cash: balance | STORY BRICK 'DWELLT BEL : eriadeitint Snids groups gathered in store doors— | walks on the streets w} 5 < one hundred vember 1. 1054, amons the land | In one. (wo and three years. with interest at PREMISES 7107 BATES = STREET |and the heat smell of Main street|, ihors nd fathers and babjes jetis on the Aoty wlen Hindred and Bity: | records of the District of Colummia. and at | 8 per cent per annim. payanie semi-annual NORTHWEST. trust quty | Proiling under a hot sun. A conglom- | Hothers and fathers a ables—or | fined people live. What's the i and Fansie Furmans | Suetons i Tront of the premises, on TUES: | filteen davs from date o T complete he land records of ‘the District of | highly typical of Tecumseh Center;|ipeir ease out on the pavements. ang | looring v oy® nd someth D o imbered ten | DAY, THE TWENTY-SINTH DAY OF MAY, | the purchase. Further particulars at time and someway, it never had grown mo- | " (S50 OUC B Che P 18, and | looking at on Pifth avenue ¢ “as"per piut | A.D. 1925 AT FOUR P.M.. the following | Of sale. ARTHUR CARR, o et 1 of s | Notonous—in ‘the old days. And had}0,; “eocial Getatls whil oneteote) After he had gone to his ro Ovements thereon. | being the north 12 feet front on 9th st. by — — — > X MAY. 'A.D. 1925, glris! Shick he el |8 ooks like to me poppa is be f the pu £l genth "thereof of ot 5T ennis” Con: ADAM A WESCHLER & 503 S T o o prsises Stots | ,, We can only guess whsther or not ,‘,,';“:,‘J;.;"‘S? }&Z"Lfif'u?m.‘,:’e ewirl-| ginning. to break up. QD you see A chas | rall and Lawrence Cavanaugh's subdivision ctioneers 5 owing described Tand remies. s T e S ) . Also,| what a funny far stracte : in two equal | fell and Lay S kb ) in"the city of Washington, Distriet of Co, for the s there were conge.|he gets sometim : o e and two years | Of square 036 as per plat recorded in the | Trustee’s Sale of Public Hall | 1,15 oy Stuikrnated e ind being lot 1863 | homesick memories for old Mr. Old.|oF, the men folks there were conge:|he gets sometimes, hough TONORROW the Tate | oMo wirves i lumbia. anq designated ss and being lot 183 nial assembly places, such as the na.| wasn't conselous of S CHLER & SON : 3 avavle scari | Columbia In Liver 15, af follo 127. 4 o¢| and Business Property at| i a0, i toir 882 ae por piat re: | him hud he known the truth about|iive stocks seemed not o have the | And here Tais y Fdoor Ty Menred ¢ ama: SR met i s s ed =l GoodiFope, DAIC. Sorded it ook i Sage 147 v oo | what had happened to Tecumseh Cen-| wit’ or tha willingness o provide for | heard nim himselt. Tt'e \hich Will be announced st fime of male: | . e @ themselves; club rooms and eating |happened ts the first ti virtue of a decree passed in equity | together with right of way for al bRIsle o hihidnt 45 - o e eeanibs | paid '$500 in cath and the balance in month. | fause 40575, 1 will well at public auction. | poses over the ‘rear 4 feet of lots and | Drt ,‘;m’;“?‘ of’rf ‘P}":l-;"nmzmrd l'-;:s:::rk n im day of sale. oiner: | Iy installmente of 355, which will Inelnde I | Yoag "AT FIVE O'CLOCK P lots 80, 87 | 138, O Sl Sundiylsion Snd, guh His store wasn't gone exactly, but it | crated hames in Yiddish or Italian or|dering to el e propeityiat i *Convevancing, recording and rev. | and B4 in Willlamson's subdivision of part| use'as an alley in favor of lots 177 1o 181 | was altered. It was a chain drug | genman oF Magyar or even more out.| could be VP ROGERS, Stamps at burchasers cost. . Terme to | O Chichester,” ver miat n Liter Cov:| of waid sunaivision e e e e et 8in arug|landish tongues. Once upon a time |anybody THEO. N. GILL. Jr. lied with within thirty days, other. | T Shepherd, page oi. the same nos | Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase 3 R he had felt pity for these people, com. | to want to b ing hither as strangers to a strangers’ Not tha eveniie Stampe | the purchase price above said trust to be revenue stamp R o | places that were labeled with elab-|T opened t r 3 ked i Star.) FIREPROOF TORAGE LARGEST FAMILY MOVERS IN D.C. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE. CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N. W. PHONE NORTH 3343 MEMORIAL DAY |—==ifwee— & MOVING CO. Storage Household Goods. 500 Rooms. L e : s may | brin lols B10, 13 ana TR Bute: | mones e "paid S cash. hajance” in (w6 and a traveling efliciency expert drop- S E T — ing fronting on Alsbama ; “entiim ‘per bout once in ¢ land. Now he was beginning to be en- | some old peo MILLARD T. GRINDER. L O iale: , 3300 depostt at tme of | {ihumn, payable semi-annually. from day o vious of n. on't C. G. Sloan & Co. CHAKLES C. SHARAH. e T e e T el R T T AT prop. F e o o = A DU 7357 at semi-annually, seew by first Arust | purchaser. A deposii of $200 will be re. | IN, THE ME tiveness mixed in with a gnawing de- | Pany. I'm afra; Inc. hos 3 ownm & Sov. AUCTIONEERS. | oo presmisuially, eusd, by fear, BNl | BUENAE o e P omie " A onvesaneing | o trich of Conmbia, Holding 3 BAnkrupiey | sire or communion, he ehtorey o Eioc, | What T alwaye sy fn 3 e 3 i eventie nd notary’ fees 3 %1 purchaser is 0f sale to be complied 3 TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM. | ThUGile famps, and motary, foce ot o | D o aays from das of sale Sher. | the creditors of Joseph W. Buchanan of the | marked as one seeming to enjoy & spe. | Wouldn't want to live a s Household Goods, including IN CHILLUM CASTLE HEIGHTS AND | with ,within' 50 daye after B Notice is heraby given that on the 15th day y { 1 ale by the court or deposit will be the property at the risk and cost of default- s v £ at on h day = - Tot that i Large Dining Room Set, Sum. 715 13th St. STOTTS PARK, D. C. Teited and Droperty resold at defablting, put- | ik harhacer. after five dare advertienint | of Mas. A.D_1035. ‘the said Joseph W. Bu. | Stone steps into a basement room full | Not that T'd ever want ¢ e eanedl . recorded in Liber No. 4311. folio 247 et|Sertisement in- 1he Evening Star. n o that the first meeting of his creditors will 5 = on R Regular Midweek Sale seq.. and re-recorded April 9. 1935, as in- CEORGE € GERTMAN. Trustee. I eon, D b 7. AT heheld at my offce I the Wilkine Bullding. | OF these tables. There were numbers |, On @ bright Sunday Bio'rlr}s or;tTluoes:an)l’l, May 19, be- or Diatrict of Columbia, and at the reatiest of s AL n the 26th day of Mav. A.D. 1925, at | small compact men with thick slick | SBine. which had almost « nning CNT. NINTH DAY OF MAY. A.D. 1925, AT FOUR AR = — transact such other business as may properly | catalogued them as D: o 7 | Siderable expedition. Guided < (D v ¥ UR | TRUSTE * m agoes, that being ¥ D. NOTES, Auctioneer, OCLOCK PIMC: the followtng deseribed land X ALUABLE Two- Some herbre said meeting: RALPH D QUTN. | Tecumseh Center , that being | sudden impulse, he ot aboard & su 633 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 5 - D, (e hadh, org T suars | AVENUE ~omTHwEST. 0TS R oRaN closdly crowded then: he h ] = At Public Auction lot. 93 ‘in_ square 3708, lots 48 and 40 { | BY virtie of 8 cortayn deed of trust duly | pyVRLG Y cortain deed of trust duly A niaToR ATLANTIC CITY, N. 4. But presently it filled up until ¢ Eovh A Within Our Galleries 8700, ot 06 in squars 3701, ot s oy Leooreor Sl IRnctor S it S tohiats. 120, Tecorfs Of the Dis: | May 15. 1925, Seaied Brovosals wil be N N aitle and on'the DiEtiorins for 1at ey G . quest of the party se. | ¢ricy. of Co . ne ‘request of | received at' Room 800, Dietrict” Building, nd_on the piatforms fo E OF VALUABLE FRAME 715 13th St. a0 g the undersiened trustees will | fie party Secured thereby. the undersgned | untl & pm. May 23 1925 Tor. conginis 41 I L C I{ . ners. M n arose to give e of sale: One-third of the purchas | jees. on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-NINTH | { feeni ot SRl auction. | r 1 it aah: Talaneiatws ron he Dremises. on NESDAY. | cuioms Hospital. For information apoly Keatueky Avenue Near Beach woman, and then on' antil th Sears, W nter ' e or N OCLOCK P.M.. ‘the following de- | 1925, AT FIVE-THIRTY O'CL 5 k. ¥ mon jer 5 i z car had gone several s May 20th, 1925 Lo yable: aemi-annualty from day ot | foribed land and premises, situate in the eity Tollomins anrtoed sl premient: | B S T e P 38 Tt Decoration Day Specials | 1 zor 1l miles farthe: sale, - pm—— T ASHIXGT hiel ale oaifie. dasd . UDOn th | desicnated s dnd being L0t numbered twen- | Lots numbered forts thres (381 and forts. | COMMISS D. C. WASHINGTON. 4 = thickening press of bodies and Knce TERM A(!\E‘O‘ AM. e e e e e (@8 in Mathda Helmuth's Sub- | 1002 T3 aguan (hiriS-one’ hufdred and | Ma 157 1925 Scated propesais will be re: Running water. $10.50 each person. | joints and elbows CRMS— | th S 5 $iagy ; per Jiat recorded in the ofice of | At Fairlawn Manor as per plat recorded in | 2 o'clock pam-: June 5. 1993, for funiishing 5 e ]t e i cording, _ revenue " stamp ars Rates cover d-das_period ay up where the suburbs sho I K& T et R BATeTin B0 Sare. trar | 10 Laber 18. at folio 108 of Columbia, book 57 vage 30 Bercuigeie “ospital: Detatied ' information | American Plan, BEIL. On Reauest| have begun. if New York really had ? = 3 cash, balance In two | $200 required at time of sale N con- 1y suburbs, was the end of the ru Tha right to resell the property at the risk ayable’ in- one and two | veyancing. recording and notarial ‘fees at | and the last stop. The conductor RE AVENUE NORTHWEST. PERCY H. RUSS " e jsho s EIN FRIEE 5 5 S 2 Y H. RUSS Property sold, or all cash, at the Dption of | to resell the Droverty at the risk and cost 5] S too, still | following them, he FELIX LAKE, Rroverty sold. or all cas at the ontion of | & (52" Gefamiing burebiser afier v dave: ||| Miami---Land of Enchantment Ui Ave. Near Steel Pier passed between'a pair of fall gateposts ed thereby, the un. { ADAM A. WESCHLER & SO purchaser. ms of eale o 'be complied | D-Cc 0 1o g o BOBERT H. M¢ 5 or Philadelphia | Owner_and Mer. ' |among us three years now, but this % Soctioh st with within 30 days from day of sale, other- | _ ™% - #45.00 Iucludes meals and stateroom ber! TABOR m Ocean end Gonnecticut Av. | Was the first time he had ever visited Jrcmisesl on THURSDAY. | Trustee’s Sale of Premises 218 | 11 o0ty ai e ik umioont ot Geteait | THOS. J. OWEN & SO || f SteuncrsiiGase tutoyase HivkeseC st | Tdeal location: large, airy |One of our justly celebrated ceme- b LR th : h AT FOUR P.M., the following-deseribed Seventh Street Northeast. ing purchuser. after five days' advertise _— 0 B |rates. Management J. P. & A. M. Dunn. S T W U TR T SO | event Street Northeast. | mendof G el In some Tewspaper pub- | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real | [| Baltimore & Carolina S. S. Co. |l | G\Vit- o (Continued in Tomorrow B irtus D; .qu!ty | Jished in Wash D, C $ised and resold. a designated as and being - B Washingion, i 0. i | # “RIE.XTIA!LI}’GI o | BEACH HAVEN, N, J. s rom Balio. rom Phila. H 1 —~ RO oM A 5 in’ Square 10, as per plat b on T E. A, FISHER. i A May 21 Beach Haven, N. J. 5 2 5 amteesu R : o 55 at folio’ 105 in ‘the | DAY, THE TWENTV-EIRST DAY OF MAY, | mr18dédsexsu - Trisstess. Story and Basement Brick Nayis Haxat ET'HE FNGLF‘SID C The Tland Resort. Herriot Again Lyon's Mayor. - = : i i June 4 June 11 The oniy resort on the Jersey. coast tha TG FESGHLER & SON. A ! Ankiect 2o Finning for the same on the line of Seventh OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Building Known as No. 20 008 15en st N.W. ONBINES perfoct bathing. alwate good| LYON, France, May 18 (P).—Ed = 5 A ool urther . partieula Slunlay don Abe SR oo tie lioe o Saveotls STt Jackson Place Northwest St. N.W. fishing. with a modern hotel and gives sure [ ouard Herriot, president of the Cham Brick Dwelling No. 59 K St.| need at time easedornar of waid Iot and running thence | TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE . 1 7 Franklin 139, tengis courts. Opena June 19th. N.E., 11 Rooms and 3 Baths, 300 required Lo et 00 415 Teet G0 the | BREMISE X 3, 1935 AND 1 peorded in Liver No. 4083, ‘follo 148" et Weems Line st ISR Ll ¥ 'u;.r Mgr. ',‘i“"“"l’ ’“"Fv") of Lyon. H"}!ew:-d enue Stamps B e e YTOMAC 3 . . ecords of {he Distriet o R it FS ME 56 votes of the 57 cast. The ot i cost. Ter oDt Sl ok thete sona Lo el o D. ¢ WASHING- | &liihia, ‘and at the reatiest of the BiUsactopimerice e 81T L1, g ! Four Apartments, Tl Elnnie oine Toproved by the above mum- | 1Y teterded war 51 TN, ATty | il el atlsublic wetn, i frone o i l M deposited it — ¥ virtue of authorit i fored premmises. 5. 108, 197, amon the land records of | BT on ¥ o Sk e 1 Feris of eaie: $300 cash deposit at time | tho District of Columina, and at the request | OND DAY OF MA .D. 1925. AT FOUR g es ere 2 & STORAGE. et o o g | stimed” trustees will e and premises, fituate in the Gy of Washine: CLEAN. DRY, STORAGE FOR FURNITURE WESCHLER & SON, Auc B il Tt fimante ‘bearing Tnteress s | M- front f the " promits fon, District of Columbia. and des : s ON. Auctioneera. | G 2 annu able semi-annually and | THE = TWENTY-EIG d being part of lot thirty-eight .ina Pennsylvania” eI Byt d Funteer, 0f Tt in square one Bundred. and TLING. Mo a0 Erty, or all cash, at purchaser’s option. | Coat | following-described Tand and premises, ituate | TUStees, of lots in’e . | The summer resort that is different, SN M GwolSRoRY | of examination of title, - conveyanciiik, re. | 1N the District 1 Cojambia and desiehated ss | JxLy-sqren, (167}, a8 per plat recorded in Dot 1t contbines motatin end ‘tain deed of ;| be paid by purchaser. Sale to be ‘consam- | K g of /lote in' aquare | 2M6e OF 08, eurseyor, of the’ Distrle Service - roundings. 5051, folio mated within 30 days from date of ratifica. e in the surveyor's | poRIbIe: o e0. an Iollows = . = e Taaak fan et i the S o ot he e e B e, i | BoSinpiEg o€, e naribesst Cumpr ot dld B divis e B ioaa The sands beach and temnerat utdes il ofier | 5 dava’ readvertisement in ‘The Evening Siar | & Tour-toot - + together with the | {OMRely, slong, the east line. of “said fot Dificent vessels, including Majeatia. afiord aniendia Tbathing Somk Hons g front of fhe | newspaper. mprovements.” consisting of thres two-story | (AT At Heht angles wesiorly oe b e World's 'largest e are Tt el MAY 3 FIVE . _Second National Bank Building. Tcrms of sale: One-third of the purchass | & Toes. (0. e ie 4 " Also 12 cabin ships offer the follow GEORGE (. GERTMAN, Attorney for [money io be baid 1n cash, balance in 1wo | meihect aione e wiolhin e HeY i thence ratire For booklet and rates, write it ' Trustee, Washington Loan and Trust |equal inetallments, pavable in one and two | pwente-two. (35) fret in. (61 inones ia the stiered 1. (Eye) in Building. my0.d&ds.exSu | yaars. with intercst al seven por centum Der | borthwest corner of Satd Tot and themes eart e e hundred and fourteen ERRR annum, payable semi-annually from day of | arly along the north line of said lot to the T INN, H. V. Yoager. Mgr. . THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEE property sold. or all cash at the option of fogether wi e improve THE RAVYMOND. L. B. C. List, M » | TRUSTEES' SALE OF THREE VALUABLE |ihe purchaser. A" deposit of 5500 will be | Gnte® ronscting of & thiesstens araliote THE CRESTMONT 1NN, W. Woods, Mér. the balance in twe TWOSTORY FRAME ~ DWEL required at time of ‘ale on cach parcel. All | ment brick. bullding known as No. 20 Jaek: S the purchaser. payable i on OAKDALE STREET NORTHWEST. ot ol urchaser. D1 sals st S otate, Witk Tnterec e 8 er’ant | By virtus of a certan deed of trust duly | 1 b complied. Wit wiihin, 20 Sav. from | monertol b e b turd Of the purchase | antain from: day 'of Cole, Davabin semi: | recorded in Liver “No. 4085, Yotie"170"ct or "Salr. othrruwise the tristees reserve | coual’ instaliments. Dayable’ in-one and twe | the trustees. Terms of sale 300 posit at time of with interest per centum pes in ! Do o e i o U S B T e O ©One day, moved by a vag: P mri4-dadsexSa Trustees. | ments. bearing 670 interast per annum. pay. | erty’ Sold. o all cash.”at the opt the | 7= SoPE SOTRT < ¥ a vague inquisi s . 4 option . Examination of tItle, conveyancing, | recording, reyente stamp, etc. at Dot tpe maller of ot - Posasot: lon Second avenus which he haglbefore I begin to urniture, Carpets, Wicker Sets, Aucts. STEE 3 UNIM | chaser's expense. - Terma 2 PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATED | Wit within 80 daye after ratification of | wise the trustees reserve the right to resell | ity of Washington. District of Columbia: | ciyl popularity. He went down (hiee | after I begin to be a car By virtue of a certain’ deed of trust duly i chaser's cost and rigk Btr Ava. davs' "BA- | O shon mslt Thuome: nenepancy Pubiked | hanan was duly adiudicated bankrupt: and | of Nttle tables and {ook a seat at ome | O®D father. of cour: wjer Rugs, ctc, at our sales- o striment 125 of the land records of the Washington Loan & Trust Building e 0 T “S{reet Northwest, Washington, D, | Of other patrons present. mainly dark the varty secured thereby. the undersigned | — 50 o'clock ame at which time the taid | black he : SRroiih to ft e s e o trustees will sell_at public_auction. on_the | — creditors may attend, prove their claims, | LAC air and cow-horn mustaches. D nalki e ok nd premiees, sty trict of Co- R JE o) 8 of Every Description | v sl b s st b SRR iR SR | T i e FUTURE DAYS in 3 ots. PROPOSALS. in square 3705, lots 76 and 77 in square o recorded on May 7. 1925. as instrument No. | COMMISSI there was only nding room in 1} 3 { 1ots 69 ‘and 70 in square 1 0 222 rustee will offer for sale by public auction. [ inx an addifion to laundrs of the Tuber. his place t fat. bt slekly lcokhi Wednesday | eaual installments, payable in one and two f DAY OF MAY, AD. 1035 AT FIVEFIF- | THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF MAY. | ai Room 437. District Building, . Certified D ol tiss upor the | 0f Washington. District of Columbhia. and | xitnate in (ne District of Columbia. 1o, it ¥ri., Sat.. Sun or Sat., Sun.. Mon. e hung to a strap in a constant RMS- i i T T R R in iquare nmumbered sevents-one | sixty-five T e Sl on Rnown | ¥iVaa'2t Room 508 Dttt Buidie. unti | Private bath, $12.50 each porson. S O T C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc, Aucts. | conveyancing, =recording, revenue 'stamps, evor for the District of Columbra | the offica of the survevor for the District | and installing Laundry Equipment in the Tu- JTOWEN & SON.AUCTIONEERS. | s "5 le, Sinmrites o "sriuided vestren e loh orhe i | e s Ml e an 320, District. Buslding _TELVA M. KING ; ' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- | and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five L i Juiane: e LR S Rl L : S~ andt e b R D e aan | s Sveruement 0t Tych resaier n some | SeArE e oIl oontumm Pt | Sith Swithin thirty dave froms. day ‘of et | — L : RAND TLAN'"C HOTEL called, “All out!” Following the rest N w25 NEW HAMP- | newspaper published in Washington, D. C. | Gile gacured by deed. of - trist: upon the | Otherwise the trustee reserves the righi | oo S | of the passengers, Mr. Oldham got off my18.d&de.exsu i o8 St a0 vertisemant 6f sich resale in gome news : | R ; TR Rt L, 0 e AlL Sonsesaneing, | FLre SR e " of Wiy | || Only Three Days From Baltimore || Auto, B Neelt "feuing ESkiet. | Into & cemetery. 'He had been Hing Y-FIRST DAY OF MAY, A-D. at the risk and cost of default- 5. | rooms. Running water. d season. ring | teries 3 97, 11, e i Shred aud rerold car (B0 glisdetion o 3 Mangan's subdivision | Gause No. 43307, I will sell. at public suc- L. S LipscomMs, Estate, Improved By Three- 9l e Dietrice o Colwiiy Zquare 865, described as follows: Be- 2 Investment Bldg. | relief ‘from Tay Fever besides. Booklet. FIve | oy of Deputice. secterdus n bove said trust ta N s 1o ot evanth sl ar feat PROVE KNOWN 'AS | By virtus of a certain desd of truet” dulr s, yesterday w T Elec. Lights; Arranged in :t r orms 10" e o | ¥ ; o = H 2 ’ coteast 05 8.1 fect to the place of be- | BY Virtue of thres certain deeds of trust | secured “thereby. the undersigned trus —= Ea allot was blank. M. Herrlot himse of sale - One-third of the purchase money (0 |Of the parts secired fthereby, the under- | O GLOCK P-M.. the foilowing described Jand i 2 2 o “The Loveliest Spot in and pianos - OF THREE.STORY | secured by first deed of trust on the prop- | A. D. 1035, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the | Subdivision made by Chilton and Magruder. IN REAR. cording, notary fees, revenue stamps, ess.. to d°7. 1n Calllsher wod { EiDeE By (Joilo; 200 Jof 'the rfecords of jthe seashore conditions with unique sur- Jf Colun® | tion by the court or property will be resold | 3 District of Columbia in | b olshit. €a8). mad Tonp o B o 95 {10t thirty-eight ). and_running then: principal ports on Continent. Mag- water of the Lake of the Eagles ESDAY. THE -TWENTY. [ JAMES B. FLYX brick_dwellings. and forty-five (145) feet four (4) inches i courses in America. improved by premises No. 402 M sale, secured by deed of trust upon the | northeast corner of eaid lot and ihe. plare THE_LAKESIDE. John S’ Kirk & Son. esented by the prom BEING PREMISES 409. 411 AND 4 onveyan: recording, revenue stamps. | yon place northwest. aceq”of ‘trust upon the | geq. of the land records of the District of [the mght o reeell the Property at the Fisk | vaars, With Interest a8 per centum: por ‘an STEAMSHIPS. . or \A“"‘ E ,~}1‘ z" .;I_;![“onxrv(l‘ljl‘u I\g ‘:"i:.‘;"fl;'ahl;l‘db _l‘ h‘:e (Tlfi‘:‘l:fil“fl'dnll’:r“fl‘"'. ;wl ro.s(; zv'x d»-fa'fl'flnr' pun’-h.\srr after five nll‘n!. L‘I‘);;!‘\:e .wué\;l"}flul("]l h"‘clfl day ;"7 deposit’ of S5007 reiomired | tacured iharebys the Sndersizped iruetrce | Siy gvonicoltine purchas sale, che s deed of trst upon. the ot ‘e’ of e AN ‘convey. | Wil well ‘al nu‘;‘n(; Buction i front_ oL e | LeVipdber pubjished 1n Washingd Proierty”toid. of alf sl al the etion. of !‘r\:n'.l_?h\mv.v- and no. 1"1;51"‘;{ OF MAY. AD‘ 10“!‘“ A',: "ARR‘: s, “_F.L ‘HA he purchaser. A depoeit of $1,000 will Fo ol urchager: ey | MR DAY OF MAY. AD 1025 TAT HARRY 5. WELCH, Jr.. R retiived 4t s Of saie: A1l converant Btherwice the trictecy | seribed land apd premises: situate. n ine | 7518 d&dsexsu Trustees. Ui ourchaser . Torme. of sule to b campiveg b o reettl the Droperts tas | County of Washington. District of Colum. With'Within 30 days from day of sale oiher: taly ereatte a ) of"The irahiing putt | bia.'ana desieiated e and being part of loi | THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. | Xiit e thuciect reeerve. (e sent-io Tossi | 2l el o Al nr e A ward Universi = ty H : s publioned a1 | division of paris of the tracts of land knoan | TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME | 108 PIoPoiiy 5, the, ek and’ cost ‘of de- | ber b e N > 1 ME | fauithe b afier five dave adver B Mount Pleasant” and _-Smith's Va: DWELLING. BEING PREMISES 5708 | {jgament of stich tessle in" some powamsosr ¢ 187 fmaAtatoly taront Local and Lone Distatice’ Movin, E] 5 BEIN 2s per piat recorded in Liber District DIX STREET NORTHEAST, published in Washington. D. EXPERT PACKERS & SHIPPERS. Moderate Rates. Good Work. Fres Estimates. 1434-1442 U N.W. Tel. North 8845. dall Buiidivg. folis 7815 and 77 of the racords of | By virtue of a certain deed of truet duly p o POWELL, TLLI. By Sea e Oakdals place is shown on plat recorded in | thereby, the undereigned triustees will sell at | PACKING SHIPPING “Immediate] thereafter, # as- | the Jand recort of the District of Colum. | 50 feet to the west line of said Jot and re-subdivision of lote 6. 7. 8. 9 and | of the !Jll\d records of the District of Colum- o ihed land and prem: | square 3080 au ot 13" i square 523 OELOCK P M- the Toliowing described Tand Steel Palace Steamers MOVE Without Worry or Risk_ Re- b B i ol 1250aL OF The County 6f Washington, Dis. | eale. sectred by deed of trust tpon the prop- | sain.’ secured by Geed ©f ‘trust upon the | for the District of Columbia in Book 63, at FHUR HELLES Tt il e Traire i T adverised | {ement Y such freale 10 somn newspaper | tisement of &uch resale i some newsbaper | forfeited and the’ property mur be advar HUR HE t [ N T isem o P Rag, Jazz, Popular Music i lessons. D e T A S0 e o ynlis | 2y e v e ey RowE OLD POINT COMFORT KRIEG'SF3 XORESS U Trust Building, Columbia. Beginning at the intersection of | the land records of the District of Columbia, 12-d&ds.exS e 1) SaiAakiksEoy b P rete fhe morth line of Oakland piaen (as said | and at the reguest of the parts sscured | " i Cugse NORFOI K Liber County No. 23, folio 173 of th fore- ublic’ auction in_{ront of the premises. on THOS. J. OWEN & SON, " o ot Fld survevor's office records) “with the weet | PRIDAT. THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY, OF ADTIONEPHS 616 EYE ST.N.W. MAIN 2010 mmediately theraaft TRUSTEES' SALE OF YALUABLE FRAME | line of said lot. and running thence east | MAY. A.D. 1935 AT THREE O'CLOCK | TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME e ___SAIN 201¢ 20th st. n.w © o DWELLIN KNOW AS PREMISES | along eaid north line of td Oakdale place | P M., the following ‘described land and prem- DWELLING. BEING PREMISES 2824 [y as front b e {1 e of a certain deed of trust duly | north along said east line of said lot 75 feet, | District of Columbia. and designated as and By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly Bde nown as Iot 810 recorded in L o 1ollo 100 oF sea. of | thenee"wiest paraliel with waid Onkdale vised | beng Jot 13" in " Hock' 10" Samuel “K, {recorded in Liber'No. 4891 folio 10%'et wea' OCEAN VIEW 1 and | bia. and at the request of the party eecured | thence south along said west line of said lot t Deanviood.” as ver plai recorded the request of the part, i R R i B S A S B o R e i et 220 e | Potomac River—Chesapeake Bay THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY | of the assessor of the District of Columbia | designated in the assessor's office of the Dis- EDNESDAY. THE TWENT n s : AT FIVE O'CLOCK | for taxation purposes as part of lot 5 in | trict of Columbia for }:?IIFDOAQB of taxation | DAY OF MAY A.D. 1925, AT FOUR ) - and w0 |1 i e Disiciet of Columbia, and | Terme of ‘sale: One-third of the purchase | - Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase | and premi tuated in the District of Cor 0 y - d as and betng lot 66 in block 5147 | money to be paid in cash, balance in two | money to be paid in cash. balance in two | lumbia, and desizgnated ss and being lot 45 RS S “ sponsible Bervice—Low Rates. A u ‘District of Columbia”—“Northland” Starage in rooms, $2.00 mo. and up. Ex. . secured by deed T Lnown as “Kastie Park.” the plat of which | years, with interest at 7 rfl' centum per | years, with interest at 7 per centum per an- | K. arren of part of ‘“‘Greenvale,” as per i ¥y sold, or all ca duly recorded in Liber e 5 of the | annum, payable semi-annually. from day of | num,” payable semi-angually from day of | piat recorded in the office of the surveyor Daily 6:30 P. 6-0 Florids Avenue. e Sl e 3 triet of Columbia. orty soid, or all cash. at the optlon of the | property sold. or all cash, at the obtion of | page Yo hveganding. record S0l iviect to a prior deed of | purciiseer. | A deposit'of $200.00 will be re" | fie”purchaser. | A' deponit ‘of, £200.00" will | " Terme: Sold_sublect to a prior deed of New York T ity days aft be antiounced at time of sale: | secording, Tevenus StAMIDE. etc.. at cost of | ing. recording. revente stamps, efc. at cost | which wiil be announced at time of sale CITY TICKET OFFICE g by tiy court, otherwise th e: purchase price above said trust to be [ purchaser. Terms of sale to be Somplied | o surchaser. _Terms of sale to be complied run‘hm price above said trust to be ga.u.l 1408 N. H. A ”un ing 1 gu-":-“? 5 R ; - N H! Ave.. adjoin ont. Ciecie d cos faulting purchass 1g, recording and revenue stamps | erwise the trustees reserve the right to resell | wise the trustees reserve the right to resell | veyancing, recording and revenus stamp Start now and cost of defauliing purd i G Naser s cost. erms 1o be complied | the proparty. st the risk and cost of de- | the. property at the risk and cost of de- | purchaser's Cost. . Terms fo e compl NORFOLK & WASHINGTON Practice_rooms. _Yearbook. _Main 7 bavipaper published in Katingion. . ¢ BUTthin Thicty dase. otherwise deposit | faulting purchaser. after five days' adver. | faultlng purchaser afier five days' ‘adver. | With within hirty davs. otherwise depos PIANO, SAXOPHONE, BANJO anE ‘Colorads Buildin STt e dieerion 0 the trustees. | published in- Washingto ed in Washinzton, D tised and resold_at the disretion of (he STEAMBOAT CO A, LEPTWICH SINCLATR CHARLES % WILLIAD BALLARD, WM. T. BALI Lrustecs. BOBERT B WARREN . Free Jossons’ it you buy _inetruments hon; BALPH L. MUBSON 0. BULL. Send for fres booklet. Chbeisionien Schoo | mri6dsdsexsu "Trusices. ms12.14,16 myl3-daduexsu : T E5Ih square 367, bein DEAN AVENUE NORTHEAST. | 50 feet fo the east line of said lot. thence cituate i the Counts bf Washington. 27th STREET NORTHEAST. Tuare - auction. in front of the premises, | gescribed land is designated on the reco of Columbia in the county 15 page 22 and [ public auction. in front of th iges. ' Tumb '3 PSRV Hampton Roads s semi-ann 7 "Ghy fiha ubayision ot CArthur Be. Shreve | equal Instaliments. pagable’ in one and two | cqual instaliments, pasable’ in one and iwo | in square $343 i the subdivision By Annie part packens Tor suippiae.” NORTH 104 e Tarma of ; . $50000. further particulars of | quired at time of sale. All convesancing, | be require e “'All convesanc: | trust. for $3.500. further: partieulacs of e Watit o resell the property s ash. A deposit of $200.00 required. | with withi 30 days from day of sale. ‘Within 30 days from day of sale, other: | In cash. A deposit of $300 required Woodward Building, 731 15th St. N.W. ghve- adlolning X Dupaut Cle ring terme. o children Fendall Bujidin TAM O J ABRAM B. SEBVEN. " . e g 4 ‘Trustoos. mzaMsesu | . myie lntees. 1322 G ol now. Maln 1278 Lasr teruas.