Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1925, Page 33

AU FOR SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) Near Central High School. 10 Rooms, 3 Baths; Brick Garage. $15,000. An attractive appearin stantially_constructed brick residence located on the crest of 13th. Street Hi st above Central High School, and’ having a splendid view over downtown Washington. Ten laree 1, two complete ids room and bath in team heat and elee. lights. has & _d-car brick garage now s for $30 per month. A good and _sub- Evening Phone Service ntil 9 P.M. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc. Realtors, St. N.W. Franklin SSACHUSETTS I’M\K and Values Over $8.000.000. Since 1899, No Pi ike Home Like Ours. BRICK HOMES Finished and under constru tion. Central and side ha Complete in every detail. Built to please the most critical. Four to seven bedraoms. Three and four baths. Lots 50 to 115 feet frc Five minutes from Sheri- dan Circle. Prices moderate. Terms to suit Exhibit,” 32d St. and Cathedral Avenue, one block from Woodley Road Bus. * MIDDAUGH & SHANNOQN, Incorporated, Builder. Owner. Potomac 22 RIGGS-SEMMES BUILDING, Dupont Ci DETACHED SUMMER CAMPS. ~CAMP ON SHENA Berryville ent COTTAGE Dr F;v’mu.i TOWN B3 1LL B pay reason cash if price Star off ¥ SEVERAL ash: any sectio Address Box 37-H. BRICK. DIRECT ite sect have 18 right. Address g HOUSES must be MALL SMAT K v R [ inel WOODRIDGE. View: pos. tate price. nasment. Address’ Box OR 6 ROOM HOME est cash N w1l ILL P A\ geven room Phone M COLORED- house: not 5-ROOM ash. ORa BUY nwpm\n(\ K. Star oftiee l"HIu ER WANTS ound $10,000 HOME N Address Box SMALL BRICK HOUSE—X ¥ Cash c 21200 CASH FOR HOUSES FOR rick of {-ame: any section. th St. N.W. OR'S TLL PAY AL A ISTAT OF VA — FOR ated near foothills of proposed national park king and poultry rais- planted in bearing 21, Stuarts Draft. OUT-OF-TOWN RE. SHENANDOAH V ALLEY o5 I ing e BUNGALOW FOR RENT 18, a t nart_of o ami. inci celvinatin vorches. BEACH. BAY 3 people. water and porches. OE, ISLAND. r colony: Jots d_bathing;_free BAUMAN ATIE NEAR SOLOMON'S restricted Sum best of fishing a i road map on request ZAMAN. 1504 H ste o CHESAPEAKE BEACH E UNSHIN ¢ - esapeake Sce Mr. Al P.I\V FLORIDA REAL FHE OPPORTUNT Florida lots: b ica Highla title_guarantecd dustrial ESTATE. 'ty lot hizh and dry location near hustling n- Jur railroads and deep water highway through $35 each. 358-359 TQ BUY. Tots FLORIDA from owr Miami: mal culare with lezal description: koin Aug full_partic thos who a s at answer. Addi 1 DIRECT in ‘or “around in' st letter, iy 55 Box 26K-K, oL 4 a Property Wanted Box 354, Springfiel :lv »”‘ ] eation transaction MARVEL EAL ESTATE e soiithern Florida perty: quick re: wing for ex- properts—o- nw. itk Al'(‘TlON S \LFS. “Auctioneers Two-Story and Cellnr 6-Room | and Bath Brick Residence, % No. 100 7th St. N.E. (N.W. Cor. 7th and A), Side and | Front Yard; First Commer- cial Zone. By virtue of authorits deralimed we' will offe ut ot XTI DAY the fol Sitlited in ABAS A WESCHL vested in the un- r public | P emises to Wit plat or the month Cash, $1.000, per month. including pecured by & deed Of t ) “trust if quired at time ding. reve 15t esired ie “stam an A ash over deposit of All convey- and nota- $300 ancing rial sale from to e the ¢ vaver Bt 18 roserved k and cost of r five days' in_some ne hington, D. € fault © published in W: ADAM A. W ls.exsu A WESCHLER & rexale 5v30. ADAM Trustees’ Sale of Lunchroom | Furniture and Equipment, in No. 902 12th Street N.W. By virtue of a chattel deed of trust dated Avril 21, 1035, and recorded April 23, Among the reco 1o Recorder of Deeds BCF the Nndereiened trusteas wil) sl bF public auction, within the above premises on THURSDAY, AUG SI 1928, 10.30 O CLOUCK AN, T Case. Fine Cabinet Gas new Gr Lic Flectri iron Crocke S0; Waffle Cotes Kitchen Requi- CTIONS. YEN PHIL, MY WIFE |3 GO TO BE OUT OF TH' SHop ALL AFTERNOON ! GET TH' BOYS A’ COME RIGHT DowN A ME'LL HNE A SNAGPY LITTLE GAME N Tv' DcK RoOM OF T’ JHOP! NOM STEP ON IT PHIL, AN’ Bline Amw, Sowe CHifs- AUCTION SALES. THIS_AFTERNOON. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES —Pa’s There With the Excuse. GOLLY! WHY DIDNT T OF Ty BEFORE ? Tr' Boys QoLLD HAVE PULLED A POKER GAME EVERY APTER- NOON THE OL LADY WewT QUT. IF AMY SOCIETY DAMSELS COME N To Duy- Ay THING TLL GET RID OF ‘e QUICK, SO THE GANE WELL HIRE \i6 AUCTION SALES. LA TOMORROW. FUTURE DAVS. THOS. I. OWEN & SO 2821 14th Street N.W. . By virtue of a ¢ 4, 1 . recorded No records of ! at the hereby. the at public auction on TUESDAY. AUGUST. AD. O'CLOC P Wi nd_pres | isca wituate in the District of Columbia destemnsted as and being lot 36 in Barr an. 3 anner's subdi of lots in block a Heighty per ‘| re. or “omce veyor for being ber 3. among th the District of Columbi fequest of the party of URTH DAY n thy 2] 3 bei t a ject 10 covenar for purpose square 2853, of record Tern's of sale: Sold subject to a pri deed of trust for $12.500, the pu | above said trust to' be paid one-thir ash, balance in two equal instalimen: in one and two years. with interesi payable sen Six per centum ver anhum, od by “de day of sale, soc on the property ‘sold. {at the option of the purchase of I be required at ancing, recording, revenue stamy st of purchaser. Terms of omplied with within 80 lay of sale, otherwise the truste | thie righi 1o resell ‘the property at the ri { and eost of defaulting purchaser after fi days' advertisement ot guch ewspaver published in Washington, R. E.P. KREITER R’ THOMAS ROBI} D. C. Dwelling, 1827 Ontario Place N.W. By virtne of a certain deed of tr the p: trus it DAY OF HIRTY PM. the Tollowing desc and premises. ‘situate 1n the District of € bia and designated as and being lot nu 37 in Charles K. King. junior's, Lasier Heizhts," as 1 n_the office of the surveyo 1 of Columbia in Libe: improved Ly premises No. biect to a prior deed 00 and a second trust particulars of which will time of sale cash. A d ng, re [ 2000, furth ounced at e 10 be paid | Uired. Convevan s At pure gecomyyled it advertised the trustees. and the resold at R. B. DICKEY THEODORE MICHAEL. §27-ddeds,exSu Trusices 2¢ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPON on ‘account of the rain gntil TUESDAY FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST. 19 same houe and pla BY ORI —__TUMORROW. TRADE MARK Co., Inc. Aucts. 715 13th St. Large Sale oF REGISTERED At Public Auction within our galleries 715 13th St. WEDNESDAY August 5th, 1925 at 10 A. ML Terms Cash. . G. ADAM A. WESCHLER & Touring Car. By virtue of an order Coust of 'the “District of Columbla: base {1 Equfty Cause No- 44037, the undertign trusten will - gell by public auetion Wechler's; 970, Pennevivania “ave, WEDNESDAY AUGUST FIFTH, TEN O'CLOCK AM.. one 193’ Stud Tourin ar, Motor No. 1348: 2012842, Terms: Cash. ¥23,30.au4 THOS. J. OWEN & S TRUSTEES' SALE OF ESTATE, BEING NUMBERED 930 WEST. baj JOHN J. CARMQDY. Tustes. corded December 20. 1024, being instrumes No. 42 of the land records of the Distr of Columbia,” and at" the’ requet o Party sécured thereby. the undereigned w ises. 1925 on WEI AT FOUR 1ot lettered squdre three hundred and sixty-seven described in the deed Of trust. following term Terms of sale: to & prior deed of ing in (367). unon Said property is subfe trust securing 1 “subject 10 & Dess. " O Baid deed of trust one-third is to be ba fi'Cash ‘and the balance in two equal 1 etaliments. paable in one and t With interest at the rate of six and on Raif per centum per annum. annually. ‘secured by second Gibon the proverty sold Ontion of the purchaser. Wil be reatiired @t the time of sate. Conveyancing. ' recording. revenus ete. at cost of purchaser.' " Term: %o be ‘complied with within thirty days 50 date of sale. otherwike deposit will felted and the nroperty and cost of the defaulting purchaser aft five Gave®advertisement of ‘such resale fompe’ newspager publihed a1 Washinto 5 OHN B army 3 FACKARE = 1413 Ese st nw. jeed_of _trus Auctioneers. 304 10th St. N.W. Desirable Household Furniture, M Pianos, Carpets, Rugs, Etc. At Public Auction Within Our Salesrooms, 304 Tenth St. N.W. Wednesday, August 5, 1925 Commencing 9 A.M. at 12 Noon Mahogany and Oak Sanit ‘Top,, Kol Top and ‘Tynewrit T }‘)rullw‘h Nahogany Dkl i = Glags Top: Revolving and other ‘c’%.‘;.r“ * &°B. Check Wr $iie Casen, Costiimers. ete Caoh SHIRRSY CcALDWELL & co.. Aucts. ¢ Including Type Flat osks SH, niture, Iron Safes, Writers, Etc. At Auction Wednesday, Commencing 12 Noon 1GSBERGER. Trustces, aus-2t T AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable 3- Story and Basement Brick| Dwelling, Arranged as Three Apartments, Being Premises tain deed of trust dated instrument No ired 185, the premises ¥ Lester A, £ “the’ sur- Liber rice or all cash, resale in some | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick Being Premises e 1. 18 the purchase C. G. Sloan & Household Goods & Personal Effects Trustee’s Sale of Studebaker of the Supreme n.w. AT Car’ No. & SON. AUCTIONEERS. VALUABLE REAL ! A HOUSE AND LOF ET By ¥irtue of a cortain deed of trust re. o | para e | oL prem- | Tl-fin*rv or*ron( P.M the following described land and premiser situate in the District of Columbia and be ) numbered the 1 $5.500. and said iy Wil Inese 500. and said property will be Sord e " decd of trust indebted: the purchase price over and above i ears, avable gomi. or ‘all cash. at_the A deposit of $200 All stamps, of sals be for- resold at the risk Shannon, Caldwell & Co., Inc., Main 9272 hogany and Oak Office Furniture, Office Furniture Will Be Sold riter, Iron Sales, fi;h;gmy and Oak Office Fur- Check Shannon, Caldwell & Co., Aucts. 304 10th St. NW. Main 9272 THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctionecrs Trustees’ sale of valuable three- story brick dwelling, No. 1310 Rhode Island avenue north- west. By virtus of a | ADAN A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers TRUSTEES' SALE OF UABLE, TwO | TR BRICK DWEL n}' §, ROONS \‘lD BATH By virtue of a certain d.rd 0! h‘llll duly recorded in No. 48: folio 143. et { #29. ot the land records of ‘the District of Colimbia, and at me‘:qum ot the party deraigned trust for ¥ nJl\IV of f ured, inereby. or auction. I decree of the Supreme cnt (0" prmiecy, B Court of the District of Columbia. passad in Equity Cause No. “44084. the under EDNESDA’ U LIETIC DAY, OF "AUGUST. 1025 slgned trustees will offer for sale at public h e R I 1 E X auction, in front of the premises on S: ] P P DAY " ELEVENT BRPSE Roatit Baniel ‘Craftsis” subaizjsion of lots Jn | 1096 NI O CLOCKE 4T QF AJOUST. reeast Of . square 50D, as ber. DIAL | described Jand and peemins’ sreate i the corded” 1n book H C..- paxe "116."0f | City' of Washington District the records of the offlce of the survesor of | to-wit: Lot No in Lou the "District’ of | Columbla, beeluniix’ o | sibdivinion of ‘part of Lot the same on tfie 1ine of B streel’ 16 ft. west | No” 237" s’ per ‘Dlat rocordad- in ook 15 of the northeast comer of said sauare. wnd | at'bage 218 [ nk omdr of the murvevor for Pnning thence. west 16.85 1t to the centhr | auid District, and. lorown e orammecs %470 of the we, wall of hotise 402 K et thence | Rbode Ieland ‘sven riliwest. With two- southerly through the center of "said wall | story' brick building on alle the rear and 4 prolonkation thereof 80 fi. to the | wultable for Earage el South” e of swid 1ot B8: thence east on | *“Tarma of sale. One-third of the purchase said south line 10 a point 16 1. west of the | money to i S A el West “line of 4th st.: thence north throush pasabia 1 the centor of e cast wall of said houss v of sale. to 80 feet to the place of beginning. being 1m- Dromisetry notes "ol the broved by premises 402 R st as shown by er bearing interest at wix ber centum Eurvey recorded in survey book 8. bage 23. annum. | pavable - emi-annuaily. . and of tha office of said survevor secured by decd of trust on propert Terms of sale: The above proverty will | sold. or all cash, at the option of {he pur | be old” subiett to_a mrior deed ot trust | chaser. onit of $300.00 Wil be b £or "1830.00. at 77. due Octgher. 1528 ser at” time of sdle. ATl d | balance. cash. “A 'deposit of $300.00 re. ording. revenue stamps auired “of “burchaser ‘at time of sale. Al | ind ‘notarial fees at iost G pureienn conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps and | Terms of sale to be complied with within nota; feas at cost:of purchase; Terms | 30 days after ratification of sale b 8. | of sale 10 be complied with within hirly | coyrt. . otherwise. {he trastons e 1€ | davs’ from dav of eale. otherwise the right to resell {He Droperly at the risk o | e reserie the et o resell i proverts | diat” of (e defailie” patentett afitr ..r;‘ the risk and cost of the defaultine b | Gaye © adveriisement 01" such twatie ek | chaser, after five davs' advertisement of such | Jay acwpaser publisied o sl Ve ished in the PEFTWICH s 8 J. HENRY BROWN WRILEY JACOBS. Trustee T Auctioneers. OF VALUABLE_TWO- FRAME DWALLING. BEING 1108 48th ST NE Emmert's o nd n, g nts or per in ts. e District: Fengatl Bullding "1 LLIAM J. SHEETZ Union Trust Buildine, Trustees. AUCTIONEERS _OF VALUABLE TWO. DWELLI i530-d&ds.exSu THOS. J. OWEN & SON. TEES' STORY BRICK rtue of a certain deed of trus 4. 1025, being instrument No. May 1 the the Distric A ‘and at the request of the party secured therhy. the undersigned trustees will sell at puplic a tion, in_front of the premises. on FRIDAY. nn. FQURTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST. A D AT FOUR P.M_. the following described ind and Dromiocs: siumie o DL Columbia, ' and designated 45 and heing. log 17 in William *S. Phillips subdiviston of Block 6" Highview. and"bart of land’ called “Metropolis View," as per plat recorded in 1 Tolio 101, of fhe records of the o surveyor {or the Distriet ‘o Columbia et o building line. restrictic Terms: Sold eubject 1o trust, “for 35,000, " further which will o1 the D Pequest of the undersigned trus. uction, in front of HE FIFTH the Columbia. party secured thereb tee will sell at publi the premises. on WE DAY OF AUGUST. OCLOCK P.M and premises i lumnia, and design 19 in square 5154. in Owen H. Fowler's sub- division of part of the “Lowrie Tract.” now &nown a< “‘Westford. biat recorded incounty boak the ofice of the surveyor for Columbi erma trust for a of which w the purcha N7 of Iand e at 10 for Sold sublet o a prior deed of $750.00. further particilars Bouriced at. time of salr hova gaid trust 1o he R arponit n!j'.’l\n 00 Teattired. Tecording and revanie stamos Do | &t Diurchager's cogt . Terms 5o he With “Within Inirty days. otherwise fortrited and il properts may e tised and “Tesold” at the discretion trustees KIRK HOLME Surviving Trustee. = A1an1as ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. 4 Unclaimed Freight by Public Auction to Pay Freight,| Storage and Other Charges. hereby eicen that o 1925. COMMENCI by = a prior de particulars e of sule t ‘to b tired & of of the at ot | paid in cash or | Convevancing ingunced at o1 "0 g, recordinz and re thirly days. otherwise deposit for nd the property mias be' advertis old a1 dlacration. of the - triistes ROBERT . P KREITE B THOMAS ROBINSON. aud-ddds exsii i THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING “KNOWN A< PREMISES 507 Tith STREET SQUTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated November 15. 1924. belnk instrument N ded” Noveinper 17 4. among ! ords 0f the District of Columiiay the “request ‘of the party secured the Within feited and re | | 1 | Y, AT T will sell s. 020 Pa. ave. n.w Day storage. freicht and other charges. cer- tain unclaimed and refused freight on hand ith the Penpa. F' Co., in the following Siy L bamy carriase Doles, i tent. :MeAd 1 bdl. ten: box printed matte Barry-Pate Motor Co. 1 crate: Creecy Paper CoiyB bals paver: At Cupimine. 1" phono ph. 1 box records Clarke Co.. 1 CRair: District Oxicland Co.- i crajed tende Mrs. ‘Julia Floyd sewing table cra th Sarvice: Siation: 1 Githner 1 empts in &riun” € ur arper Motor Co 1 bundle cas{inge ines. lot hh | 1 bag empty bags e organ Darts 1 nnll() Eu(rnf Jackson ansbureh o Laluhurk order McKee: A. Montgomery. J. McWhirt, 3 drums sealtite H.“ Neetz, 6_drums eeairite 'iney Branch Service, 1 case wooden Tulers: Mrs. Charlotte X. Pomeroy 18 pkgs. hh. zoods: Mre. J. G. Quinn, 1 box notions: Barton L. Reese, 1 box furnace castings: Chas. Ev.km.fll) 1 crated flush box: Edward Shotrof, steel keg Iybri- cating oll and 1 gallon lubricating oil: Uni versal Plating Co.. 2 bbls. washing powder and 1 case \\alhmfl( vowder: (nl\n‘r-a Plat- iing Co.. 1 iron tank mixer Wells Rtch Tngectida. ‘1 erath eprings: Mra, dast | Walmon"¥ Dhixs. b i voods: Shivies & Mur: vhy. 1 box_ mds x\\' W BOWIE, Prelent public auction at Wes to undersigned trustecs’ will sell uction, i Tront of the promise, Y. THE FOU A‘I OF D b8 IR o the following described”Tind, and premisen ate n the District of Colum Rited"as and Deing 1ot 44 i H Subdivision of 10ts in_square 1043 3 at folio KR Dlat recorded. in Libar Sutvevors office of the District of Columbia, Terma: Sold. blect to & bor deed 0f trust for “S2.500. further partieutars of hich ‘Wil ‘b announeed at"gine of “sale, the' Durchase urjce abve Saig. trust 1q b pata W cath. VA" dedoeit. of $200-required rrcording and revenus siam urohases s ‘cost. Terme 1o he copibiied Within TRy daya. otherwita deposit A e propdie,” may Ver. 1 “Tesold al 3 and des vy Jacger s 1 Auto Tabie C iton’ chani hild’s autos: childs sutos, notify Jas. sy e compound: compound: "R 8 e son, Rebbins Co 4 cases medi R_THO i524-d&ds.exSu ® THE. ABOVE SAT O3 e SN FRIDAT, THE SEVENTH OF ‘\':‘i' ST. A.D. 1025, SAME HOUR. OF THE TRUSTEES Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Premises Nos. 7, 9 and 11 Sixth St. North- g5, Vi of the @ decree of the Supreme in Fauity ¢ | Dublic Trusiees. HAS BEEN POST. ADAM A A WESCH “THOS | TRUSTE S ;. OF VALUABLE STORY T SEMENT BRICK R DENCE AS PREMISES EN STREET NORTHEAST. of 4 certain deed of trust. dated mi Oth, 1924, being ingtrument 103, recorded December 26t the ‘land records of the b Bla. 4nd at the request of the party sscured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell, [lic auction in front of the premises: JHU THE SIXTI DAY 13 ¥ 19“5 FIVE P.M., the fol fowing land and gmmluz situ ate ¥ e plete ct of Colum desig- nated ag and g lot numbered two hus- dred and sixty. < 268) "l Josenh A Bhun gon's” subdivision of lots in square num bered ten hundred and four (1004). as per ym recgrded in_the office of the Surveyor i for the District ‘olumbia in Liber 18, at folio 31 Terms: Sold sublect to o prior deed of trust For o8780°80. “Fhrther Britteviars. of Which will be announced at fime Of sale | the purchase price above said trust to' he cagh. A deposit of $300.00 required Conveyancing. Tecording and revenue stampi 1} | at purchaser s cost. ‘Terme to be comnliied with withil tnirty days. otherwise deposis forfeited and the properts may be adveriised and resold_at the diser of the trustees. GRANVILLE C. BRADFORD. M. T WRIGHT, Trustees. L% A&ds exSu OWEN & SON. AUCTION 3 |Valuable Two-Story Brick Dwelling With Double Brick Garage in Rear Thereof Be- ing Premises 4003 14th St. Northwut. Itwe of authority vested in the un- dotalimod e Suft BT o3t ablic, suction i in DAY, THE SIXTH DA FEUNT Toab. AT FOUR: THIRTY DM 10t 91 1n" conace rh2aC ns. Droved as gbove. Terms of eale’ Sold subject to 4 firsf deed of trust for $5.000. dus April, interest 8t 57°and o tncond deed Of iriiet for About 500, " payahle $80 per month. including interest st 6% thé purchae brice avove §4id trusts 10 be paid in cash:” A devouit of $200 required at thme of salé. “All conves- and revenlio stamps at pur- c iginal lot i square KOS, with the on, as_follows AT FIVE O'C 6th et ne: b Southwest co thence north cast 75 feet, thence west OCK PM.—Premises No. ing for the sam of said fong 6th g, 16.50 ft., (hence thenea xouth 18,50 feet and feet to the point of ber <inning. MEDIATELY THEREAFTER — Prem ises No. Bth st. ne. hesinning for the same at a point on Gth st.. 1048 feet south of the northwest corner of said lot and run- ning thence south wiong Oth st. 21.02 feet. thence east 75 feet 10 the sast line of said lot. thence north 8.50_ feot: thence east 21 feet: thence north 1552 feat omd (hence west 6 feet 10 the point of beginning. sub. ject to & rTight of way over the rear 3.50 feet of said parcel as an alley for the ise gnd benefit of the property immediately ad joming the rame on the =outh thereof, gether with ‘& nerpetual rieht of way over the rear 16 feet of tha north 10:4% feet of the aforesald lot 11. as hereinafter described. an ailey. entrance and right of way 10 30-foot” public alley for the sole use benefit of said bremises. No. § 6th MEDI THEREAFTER — Prem- 11 6th &t ne’ begufing for the same at the northwest corner of satd lot and running thence south alonk Oth .. 19.48 feet. thence east 96 feet Ly the easi line of said lot: thence north 19.48 faet 1o the north line of eaid lot and thence west {86 fect to the point of beginnink. wubject to & perpetual right of way over the rear 16 feet thereof as an alley or right of way 10 the 30-foot public alley in the rear there. for ‘the use and benefit of premises No. § h et n.a. adioining the same on the south as said premises appear upon a survey made by the survevor of said District. March ¢ 1 0. 0382, and also for. the use and henefit of the owner of the property abut- ting and adioining the rear 21 feet of said oremises No. 9 Gth st. n e RMS OF SALE OF EACH PARCEL third of the purchase money to he sald in cash. the balance in two equal, annual instaliments represented by the notes of the bearing interest. at wix per cent pavable semi-annually and to be secured by first deed of trust on said prob- erty. of all cash at purchaser's option: $300 cash deposit required on each parcel ale conveyancine. revenue t 0f examination of title. notary fees and recording 1o be pald by purchasers Terms, of sale of each parcel to be compliad with_within _thirty davs from the day of the auction sale. othersise the denosit will be forfeited and the property resold at de- faulting purchaser's cost and risk. after five days’ readvertisement of such sale in The Evening Star newspancr GE 'C. GERTMAN, ingion Toan & BARR, Wash 'r’nm Hlas S fhiernationit B T ed ed at er nt and iy28. as n- st m or in o, iug, recording 3o ser’s cost. Terms to be complied with Within thirty days or deposit forfeited and the property may he resold at the risk and ccst of the defaultimg vurchaser. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers. SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTE VALUABLE IM- 3:3 SéA{ 2O ATy AT F R 0 HERD | STREET ~NORTH: EAST. WASHINGRON. 1 By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated December 15th, 1934, "being instrument No. 47. recorded January 3rd, 1928. among the land records of the District of Colum. Hiaand 4} she rpausat of the bariy sccured theieby, the mndersiimed trusiees”will el at public auction. in front of the premi. on TOESORY, “HuE unv:‘:—r PP E AUGUST. 'AD. 3tLock P.M.. the Iuflo‘lnx oscrlber d and pres igés."situate in the City of Washington, Dis. trici "¢f "Columbla and ‘designated as being fot sixiv-tour 164 in the “Sund made by Middaugh and Shannon. incorpora: tion of lots in re three thousand eixhi hundred and eig Michizan eéonue Addition, Der plat ‘recorded in o a- c] xSt RLES W, stoen, . AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, Known as 1903 S Street Northwest. BY virtuo of a cortain deed of trust. dated Qctober 23, duly recorded in’ Li 758 oo 56" ¢t sets” of oo fund "reca of ‘thie District of Coliimbia, and at the re- uest of the party secured inereby. the un- ersigned trustees will seil at public suction in _front of 3 SDAY TWELETH DAY oR” AVGURE. b AT FIVE P.M., the following described }‘...‘ .m:. premisee, situnte in the bistict of ‘olum iesignated as and being lot sven () Cin & R "D, sion ! Iots in_sauare one hi hine per plat recorded in Liber _ir1aads A N & SON 0k 59 0f folio 179 of the records of th ce_of the surveyor of the District Of Columbia, * Sublect to the bullding restric; tion lines shown on said plat and_sabjact fo covenants of record. “together with’ th improvements, conleting of two-story an: cellar frame dwelling and two-car metal ga- rage. Terms of sale: One-third of the ¥ to be paid in cash, balance ingtaliments, pagable’ in ono an with_interest a Dorcentum per in. " payable semi-annually trom day ot secured by deed of trust upon the prop: v’ sold or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $250 will be re- quired at time of Al . Te. Cording. reveliue stamps, etc.. at Cost af buc: chaser. Terms of sale 10 he complied with within' 30 days from day of sale. omnw.F: or th ice e oy thi the trustees and the property m and resold at the discreti {OHX T MEANY, CHARLES W. STETSON. iy31-d&ds.exSu tecs. [ Toiip 2501 The Tocords oF ke olas ot 4 1_the District of Columbia, Sold subject to a prior deed of $9.000. ' further particul; which will ‘be announced at time of the purchass’ price, above eaid, rust & paid in cash. A deposit of $500 reqy ‘axes 10 be adjusted to das of sal itle to be good of record. or deposit will be re- finded and ‘ate- declared Off . Examination itle. notarial fees and conveyancing. (fav of sal ervi ng,and revenue stam, the trustees reserve the right to resel ‘erms 10 comp] roperty at the risk and cost of default. y dere otherwise fltmfll forfeited to 2ot he tion of ‘Durchase; 1"‘: five days' advertisemen: h_rey n some nnvwmr publishe hington. D. gmn tees. 1720.31.8u3.4.5.0.7 8, 10 u { Columbia, | A™ in Square | “itu- | a5 e | five | 3 the tract | omplied with | | | the 179 D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1925. HEY! wHATA WE PLAYW, TIODLE DE MINKS 2 COME o PLay TW CARDS, TV &aTTA cer out To AUCTION SALES. ______@ FUTURE DAYS. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIO! ALOYSIUS R M¢Gims TH' SMELL OF TuBACCO EERS. | Trustee’s sale of Valuable Improved Real Estate, Be-| ing a Five-Story Apartment House Known as the erson,” No. 1824 Bel Road, Northwest. “Em. mont By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly iver No. 47068. folio and records of ‘the requeat of th undersigned tru: o 3 and”at cured therehs. ' the sell ‘at public auction isex “on 'THURSDAY DAY OF AUGUS . the Joilow gerived ‘land, and _premides, situate District of Columbia, and designated & ‘lot mumbered eighteen (18) in hered “wix (61 in ton” Helchta miade missioners in equity cause No plat recorded ‘1 o iet of Colmbia in Libe Togather with th isting-0f " fivestory as the “Emerson. mont road nw Terma of sale: One-thi chasemoney 10 he paid in Two eatial inatallm two vears, per anniin of sale property wold. purchaser At Ume of ane reyenue. sta Toos AT by th P house. know: ‘semi-annually or all cash. at_the on A deposit of $1.000 Ail con property at the risk and cost purchaser ment of such resale In songe ne spal lished in Waghis N Second Viee President. (Sl g jAtlest ] HERBERT i ex S Assi Trust & SON Trustees’ Two-Story Brick Dwel Known as Premises V Street Northwest. deed of trust ded Mare iand records “of 't and at the requ rehy, the nndersi syblic auction, HURSDAY. OF AUGUST. the following ¢ ituate in the Distriet lumbia, and designated as and being I Samuel G Stewart's subd of sare 331, as per plat re. of the Surveyor for th bia in Liber 14 at folio T wubjeet to a prior nd 4 mecon the Colutab in f the AD and pren istrict of the subdivision of the 213 et District of varty OUR- ing de- i the ag and 1 “Bloek of . Com. as per | i the office of the surveyor | | o i i apgrement | pur- secured by deed of trust upon th ption of will be aneing, aZat five days advertise- per pub- GS AND TRUST SMITH etary. ACCTIONEERS Sale of Valuable! 1ling, 1003 t. being h' Zotk e D %ot th ed trus rout of THIR ) of o ot 31 in fots i in the office Colum- | o tme of sale - Surd irust f 3200.00 requiged. | Conveyancing, recording and rvenue at Durchasars cost. Terms 1o he with thirty days. otherwise forfei the pro tised and resold at tecs CHARLES'S._CU VICTOR R. DAL’ Tr e Cimrecton & SON. Sale “THOS. Trustee’s Stamps smplied | Geposit adver: of NEY ¥, tees. EERS ATCTIONE of Valuable Three-Story Brick Dwelling Known as Premises 1416 Irv-| In the; ing St. Northwest. Business Zoae. By virtue of & certain deed of trus Januars 20 1095 being instrument Fecorded January 10 courds of the Distriet request of the D the undersigned trustee ayetion, infront o VEDNESDAY, THE TWELFTH AUGUST. A.D. 1935, AT P.M.. the following described land anc ises. ‘situate in the District of Colum designated as and beine lot 182 in E. Spalding's subdivision of lots secured will sell the at D. i ntioned subdiy i k 8 of first m B per plat corded in County ey 9 1, public on A FOURTHIRT d prem- bia. and Charles n_ Jobi herman s subdivision of Mount Pleassnt sion re- at page 49 m the surveror's office of the District of Columbia subject to right of way of said lot @ owners or occupants 180 and 181 of said subdivisios Terms: Sold subject to 'a prior trust for $6.500 00. furthe [ time of sale Bove faid trust 10 be t 0f $200 required, nz_and revenue staning er rear ten feet of lots n deed of Also a second trust for particulars of which | the pur- id in nvey- pur i i Terms to be cumolied: with otherwise deno may it for. be advertised trustee GORDON. Tr " TH t of Columbia. holding a Ban Court—In the mutier of Lewis T. trading gs_“Schultz's Seed” Store. 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Sir, S Soting Tuen’ T }“‘“3{ B BEA KI8T Eener "a®bi VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, The Waverley Ureinia saact. V. ow ulur Ay A et Clark’s 4 Famous Cruises By Cunard line, new oll-burners Jan. 20, Around the World Crui westward. 128 days, $1250 to $3000. Jan. 30, Mediterranean Cruise 62 days, $600 to 1700 Feb. 4, South America with Rio and Buenos Aires; 50 days, $550 to $1250. June 30, 1926, Norway and Western Mediterranean; 53 days, $550 to $1300. Rates include hotels, drives, guides, fees. Longest experienced cruise management. Established 30 years. F. C. CLARK, Times Bidg., New York Ober’s Steamship and Tourist Agency 1420 H St N.W Phones Maln 3337-3348 Van Wickle Tourist Agency m 18th St hw. HEARTY AT 109 YEARS. Maryland Man to Attend Opening of Westernport Bridge. Special Dispatch to The Star. WESTERNPORT, Md., August 4.— B. C. Trenum, 109 vears old, will at- tend the opening August 9 of the new interstate bridge between Western- port and Pledmont, W. Va.. built to replace the structure carried away by the 1924 flood. Trenum recalls this as the fourth bridge to be built over the Potomac at thisgpoint. The first was a log structure. He helped to build that bridge. Trenum was born in Rich- mond, Va. He was kidnaped when 9 years old and taken up the Shenan- doah Valley by a man named Martin Neff. He fought at Gettysburg. He is still able to work, looking after his corn field, taking care of a pen of pigs and doing chores about the house, although his mth are almost gone and his sight is falling. ROUND TRIR $75.21 from LTIMORE | 7 Seom | Philadelphia | SYSTEM AMERICA PAPER BOY IS KILLED i\ VIENNA NEWS WAR Socialists Start Riot After Attend- ing Funeral of Former aster. Burgo By Radio to The Star | "VIEN Augt | newspaper war cost | voung news vender on a band of Soc man” hunt az0 Dally Vie News! hotel and stabbe Praterstern ost o | scene AN OCEAN TRIP m to dea of Vie re enters, has When Socialists papers to force the oppe reets—clashes almost These ely have and more violent Possibilities of the rious. when it is Vienn: Soc st ma, mateiy 70 per cent fund.” organized on numbering over 100,000, | _Further dangers threaten the Hakenkreusers, or fasc | ti-sepitic and th st leaders are { Jews. On Saturday, after marching |In force at the funeral of former Bur gomaster Reumann S ts, | instead of going home | stern to clean out the | Two vouths ten | chased by | tha or anti incidentall itions off inevitahl become the more situation are se considered oy th: with mi tary lines because went Hake the ey laughed. The | one of the-twa-and stabbed | death. ~ There followed a | most resulting in a gentile p The police experienced srent ¢ in controlling the situation their number being attack armed. They finally by diplomacy. wher. Socialist . pews | abruptly and selves (Copyright. 1825, by Chic al Eram Mculty al of dis: ind ored ndre appeared had - tt to them- Daily News Co.) | JUDGE ANDREW H. BOYD DIES AT CUMBERLAND [ Retired Last Fall as Chief Judge of Maryland Court of Appeals and Was 76 Years Old. Special Dispatch to The Sta. CUMBERLAND, Md., August 4 Andrew Hunter Boyd, sr., who retired last Fall as chief judge of the Mary- Iand Court of Appeals and chief judge of the fourth judicial circuit, died at his home here yesterday at the age of 76_years. Between mornin attack. Funeral services will he morrow at 4 o'c from Presbyterian Church, of Boyd was an elder The brothers Holmes Bovd 155 300 Dot dapaniit e vad ‘i Ao ot st Judge Boyd received his education in_ private schools at Winchester, Washington and Lee University, re- maining_there t while' Gen. Robert E. Lee was p , and the University of Virg He later read law and entered law school of Washington fre which institution under s present name of | Washington and Lee he graduated in 1871, He came to Cumberland in August of that year. In 1875 he was elected State's attorney of Allegany County, serving four years, and declining to be a candidate for re-election. In 1893 Judge Boyd was appointed by Gov. Frank Brown to the ofice of chief judge of the fourth judicial c cuit of Maryland to fill the vac by the resignation of Judge H. Alvey. In the Fall of 893 he was elected chief judge of the fourth circuit for the full 15-year term defeating the late Benjamin A. Rich mond, the Republican nominee, He was reelected for another term of 15 vears, defeating D. Lindley Sloan Republican. In 1907 the late Gov Warfield designated him as chief judge of the Court of Appeals Judge Boyd is survived by his wife, who was Miss Bessie Thruston, and two sons, A. Hunter Boyd, jr., Balti more, general attorney for the Balti- more and Ohio Railroad Co., and J. Thruston Boyd, this city, president and general manager of the Cumber- land Office Supply Co. He was a na tive of Winchester, Va. His father was the late Rev. Andrew Hunter Holmes Boyd WOMAN DEAD OF FALL. ORANGE, N. J., August 4 (@).— After three days of investigation, po- lice today generally accepted the theory that Mrs. Frederick Wickham, whose body was found on a lonely West Orange road Friday morning, died from head injuries received when she fell agajnst the curb in front of Charles Capawanna's Club. Capawanna is held without bail on a homicide charge, and six men and one woman have been taken into cus- tody as material witnesses. Thel storles corroborate Capawanna’s as. sertion that he was trying to take the intoxicated woman home, and that she fell as she was about to g¢nter Ais car. 3 and 4 o'clock g Judge Boyd had Sunday a heart 1d_to- the First which Judge Judge Boyd,