Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1925, Page 61

AUCTIONS. ——— e FOR SALE—HOUSES. inued.) WATER FRONT PROPmY. _(Continued.) TOP! 2 Bethesda between the two Bockville ‘plkea: s cute little hun- low with living room. dinink raom. kitchen, two bedrooms and Slasedin ~nn’ parlor: handsome {unds with flowers: about 6.000 “itarn “feet: 1t Gn certanly & bar- 2310 At $5.000: 1t Will not be for sale very lon. D. C; CGHBVY CHASE, 3 OLIVER ST. A MADE TO ORDER HOU \L‘, NOT A COMMERCIAL ONE.| Tt is a seasaned house. R yvears old. splendidle built. in perfect condition: 1t il be found much Detter than & new one these days beautifully mreanged nterior, with saneled. nyrrored doors, also do nfe Fren®l doors to parlor and lning _room: S roome and full Lasemomt: all modern: special rice, 7 A %ood solid brick house, 9 Karage: a fow 1 roums. bat Opks west 0f “the “White House And ust south vossession At onee: will mal 1 eurly sale svecial b BRYANT. "S08 LASALLY Mam 3820 i YOUR HOMIE. ATED WITHIN ON BLEOCK OF CHEVY CITRYC L, 1.2 WIEREL I NVENE PLAN SIDE PORC 3 BATHS; LARGI O ATTRACTIVE PRICE AND! TERMS SHOUL MAKE THIS HOUSE YOUR HOME. | CHAS. S. MUIR & CO 1403 NEW YORK AVE \l-‘\l\ 4935. $10,000 FOR A QUICK SALE. On a protected residential street of Columbia Heights, but near to the business district of 14th st. A six-room detached brick, with tiled bath, parquet floors: newly decorated and in perfect condition. Owner can give immediate possession. THOS. .E. JARRELL, Realtor, 721 10th, St. N.W. Main 766. LOG TIAL CHASE BEAUTIF! TER-HAL ROOMNS EIGHT [§ L 2 SHIES; A Cozy Home In A Location You'll Like. Before you come to a definite decision t buy elsswhere be sure to see this new grou Kite designed and constructed Homes 3800-3816 Windom St. North Cleveland Park. There isn't & more attractive group avail- Ahin and the environment here will meet with your hearty approval—it's a aniet, re- fined section—the best in the National Capi tal. These Homes were pla Tivable as possible—all waste climinated and every housekeeping aid ro- Vided. You'll find the equipment modern. up 0 date and complete. The fixtures are of excellent quality and the fimehing throughout will please the most criti Detached—Ample Lawns. Attractive Architecture. Priced to make purchase easy— most liberal terms. Open_for inspection every dav and erve- i’{ Sunday " included. 11 you ‘wish' 0 » & special appointment phone our Mr E. Hamilton at Cleveland 1490 B e o, ey IAnialtlor, at Albe. marle st.. turning left into 38th st.. or take Wisconsin ave. cars to_just beyond the Na- tional Cathedral. at Windom at Buwilt Owned and For Sale by HARRY A. KITE . (Tncorporated) 1514 K St. Phone Main 4846. ITABLE FOR DOCTOR. new corner home, situated on wide ave: close to Lincoln Park. contains six large fe rooms hroom, with | ‘ in garage Jarge slesp- | iz, And. breaktast porches: servants toilet #nd wash trays in cellar. Priced at $8.8b0 ( For imme ie: 812000 ‘cash. halance to suit. Bas ‘:\m and inspeet this property be- ¥1° Biics” Open Eventngs. 7 to 8 PM. | Howenstein Bros.; Realtors, Linc. 897. oith and H Bts. NE. - ] WAN'I‘E T0 BU!—HOUHII i COLORED—BRICK OR FRAME. 6 OR 8 00ra house with bath: will pay cash: must ity limits. _Call Main 9310. 4,600 TO $8.000. HOME O CASH FROM szvlnl Htll rite full particulars. Room N oten ‘ana and 1 rice not to exceed $8.000. | WHITE OR COL.. cash. Room prefera Rand Fis By R BRICK. 5 vas all cheap CEN-{ | weaterly on said Line of said lot _CHERAPEAKE BAY FRONT. Orver ialf a mile {ronting on bay ful Dench: 125 acrea high land, partly ¢ near Prince Frederick Excellent location water front estate Price. $10.000 for_earls sale. Price will increase if not soli within the next month. F.'N IGLEHART & CO.. 11_E. Lexington St.. Baltimora, Md. FELICITY COVE. Surely @ ot on the hay is more valuable, several hundred dollars, than one on & creek or river. Fine shade trees add to the Yalue: beautiful cottages with well kept Jawnk add to the value: hutlding lines to the value neighhors add to value! wafe. thing beach adds 10 e Value: 30t 1 the' value M P val than elsewhere. A. W. ANDREWS. REAL EST Fhone for development or Shady’ Side. Md Vest River Washinzton AUCTION SALE X TAIS AFTERNOON. _ ADAM A, WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers { Two-story and Cellar, Eight- room and Bath Brick Resi- dence, No. 1014 Eighth St.. N.E. Electric light, hot-water heat. Lot 21 feet 3 inches wide by 119 feet deep to an alley, with a 2-car garage. By virtue of authority vested in th dersigned. we will olfer for sale by v in Cont “of . the premn IHIRSDAY., OCTOBER FIRST, 19 FIVE P the following described and premises, situated in the Distriet Colu Wit Lot numbered 104 Jam: baivision of auure er plac rec for the Di at folio 20 for 4000 at un- hlic AT land of Te cct to a firat deed” of trist . due November 15, 1926, inte able month iv. ‘with s kuaranteed renewal for three additional ‘years thereafter without cost. the owner ‘dexires renewal, and the balance of a second trust amounting to about $4.800, at 6% payable per month, incliding interest. Al cash over truste. ' A deposit of $300 required at time of sale. All con- veyancing. recording. revenue stamps. in- surance and notarial fees at cost of pur- chaser. Terms - of sale to be complied with within thirty daye from day of sale, otherwige right is rerarved to resell the proverty at the risk and cost of the default. ing purchaser after five dave' advertisement of such resale in some newspaper in Washington. D. C ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, d&ds.exSii Auctioneers, THOMAS DOWLING & CO. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK DWELLIN 0 LAMONT STREET NORTH By virtue of & decres of the Court of the District of Columbia passed in Equity Cause No. 44443, 1 will sell at pub: Ife auction in front of the premises, No. 750 Lamont streer on THURSDAY; OCTOBER _1.° 11 AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the following described land and premises, fo-wit: Lot 46 in D J. Dun! subdivision of lots in lot No. & of & Brown's subdivision of Mount Pleas- known as lot oved by brick published upreme dwelling Projeity gold eublect to existing first 080, with intereat at Ge” from and second trust of $400, 8% “from September 17 of dle above frusts. one and balance in two equal in- payable in one and two yoars sale and to be reprosent notes of the purch Veacing the rate of 6% pasable semi and secured by deed of trust on or all cash at the option of Deposit of $300 required ng. recording and of purchaser d with within day . otherwisa the trusten *reserves ihe right {0 resell the property at the risk and expense of the defaulting urchaser after five daye’ adver: isement of said resale in some newspaper published in the District of Columbia GHARLES V. IMLAY, Trustee. se18-3 . ot trust of Auguet 8 Taterest Terms from day promissory interext at annually ihe properts the purchaser at sale. Al revenue TRUSTEES' SALE OF Two v. BRICK RESIDENCES. AS PREMI: N $th ST. N.W By virtue of a certain deed of tru, recorded 1n Liber No. 4290, folio . seq. of the land records of the Districi of Colimbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersighed trustees will #el] at public auction. in frent of the ises._on FRIDAY. THE SECOND DA OCTOBER. A.D. i925. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-described land and prem- ises. ‘situate in the citv of Washington. Dis. trict_of Columbia, and designated as and being part of original lot 7 In square 523. described in two parcels as follows: Parcei 1. all that part of said lot 7 contained within the following metes and bounds: Be- ginning on the east line of 4th gt. at the southwest corner of said lot and running thence north on 4th st. 16 feet 11 incher thence east to the west lne of sublot in said square: thence southeasterly on said west Line 1o the south hine lot thence wouthwest on south said 1ot 7 10 a point on said line of the southwest corner o 7 1 inch to the bezinning. = Parcel 2. all th, part of said original 1ot 7 i said sau ontained within the following metes bounds, viz: Beginning me on st 15 feet 11 inches no corner of said ot and along_said street 11 feet inches: thence east 67 feet to the rear line of subiot 11 in_said square: thence southeast along the reac line of said sublots 11 and 12 to a point 71 feet 2 inches east of the beginning thence west 71 feet 2 inches to the beginning. Terme of ‘sale: One-third of the Durchass money to be paid in cash. balance in two equal installments. pasable in one and two years. with interest at 6 per centum per an- num. payable semi-annually from day of eale. secured by deed of trust unon the property so0ld. or all cash. at the option of the pur- chaser. A deposit of $250.00 will be re- quired at’ time of eale. All convevancing, recording. revenue stamps. etc.. at cost Of purchaser. Terme of ealo to be complied with within 30 days from day of sala. other- Wise the trustees reserve the richt o resell the property at the risk and cost of defauit- ine purchaser. after five davs' advertisement in Washington. D. C, s DRIRY. NICHOLSON. A b 5th n 21 L HOUSE: terms. MTST Address - like possession R 1%1 Ao AT St 20" 2 isain o186, HAVE CLIENTS 16 . o nf houses. v call_ " T CLAUDE WARREN 1410 H SUN.W ain 3534 VICINITY OF 16th ST. AND PARK RD. rooma_and bath: hot-water heat: about S1%.000 ERVICE REALTY CO. __Dist. Natl- Bank Bl Frank. 7143. DIRECT FROM OWNER. Young railroad employe will make a mb- stantial cash payment on a 6 or 8 room brick house in ans good section. Call Main B2 or address 1341 n.w.. Room 405. FLORIDA REAL ESTATE. FLORIDA BEFORE YOU BUY—SPE. Winter Hoven being arranged 6 days. al! expenses included This_is an unusual offer. Reser- Address _Box would NW. PURCHASE 1t you want sarage A WASHINGTON OWNER HAS LISTED with $his office for a quick_sale & 20-acre tract nesr Fi. Lauderdale. Fia. st 3 very To% tarare. T1¢ youk are. interested in Florida real estate, it will pay you to investigate this opporiunity RHODES & STEARN _1100 Eve St. N.W. Main 1jum 20 JACKSONVILLE - ACREAGE. offé¢ & limited number of 10-acte - &ithin 10 miles from the Jacksonville ce at the low price of R $100 Per Acre. Mora than half of thess plo up by Florida investors in firat Brontrll 1o edlid vatus at prics asked, ho sides having enormous speculative poasibili ties. _Indorged by Jacksonville Chamber o! Commerce. Refer to any local bank. Cash or Terms. Act Quickly. i'll Joeations are [oln[ auickly. * Jacksonville Heights “Improvement Co., B ROOM 601 927 15th St. N.W. plo Doat snapned | Al(‘TIU\lFERi oF Tnuteex Sale of Valluble De- tached Pebble-dash Dwelling, 11 Rooms and 2 Baths, Built- in Garage and Large Side Kl‘r‘e, No. 3935 Morrison St. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded among the land . records of -the District of Columbia on' August 18, 105 and at the'request of the party Becursd: o, undersignell " iruttees’ Wil offer for To by “Dubllc auction. . in Bremisca. on WEDNESDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF GUTOBER. A-D. ‘1025, AT FOUR OCLOCK P'M.. the foliowing-dexcribed lar and “premises, si P P R olumibia; 1o wit: Lots 14, 15, 16, and th eat 10 feet front on Marnison Street. the full depth' thereof of lot 17, an subdivision of “Connectiout Avenuc Ter- " "as per plat’ of maid. subdivision re- corded in county hook 21 at pake 33 in the Surveyor's Office of the District 6f Columbin. aubject 10 certain covenants runming with the. fand. Ved ‘as ‘above. ‘The above . To 'a rior deed of frist of ST5:000 At 6% : of the balance: 55,000, pay- able in instailments G '$2.000 each ih one and two ‘yeara with interest at 7% per annum. secured by deed of trust upon Dhe Droperiy " sold: the remaining balance all Cashe UA “deposit of "31.000° required of purchaser at fime of sale. Al conveyancing. Tecording, Tevenue stamps and otatial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms of al Complled wlth within thirty dave from dns 0 fale, otherwise the {rustees ressrva iha PiEht 16 resel] the property at the risk and o8t af’ fhe defanling pu'chaser. after five days “advertisement ‘of Such resale in some newspaper published in fhe CILYy of Washing- to! 5 THOMAS D. ROBERTSON, CUVIER A. METZLER Trustees 1108 Vermont Ave. S(nruge Sale of Suit Clses, Trunks and Miscellaneous Personal Effects. Notic fe herel DAY _OC by the roperty will uE EVENTEENTH BONMENCING A WG EY o(l]b K we “will ‘sell at public_auction, at Weschler's. 20 Penna. 'ave. n.w. certain trunks, cases. boxes and miscellanéous per- sonal effects stored with us in the follow- ing names: J. W. Granady, E. A. Moses, Armel C." Jones, John L. McGriff. H. H Donald, Steele, Brition C. Baskerville, C.'G. Carr, George A. M. Webiter, Gonzala D. James. ‘'Miss Marie L. Briggs: ‘also per- Phone Main 6713. Florida Property Wanted. Acreage lotd, ete., direct from owne catlon, Jegal desiriptlon, at right prles ‘and terme? Quick sale. P 0. Box 464 " Sprine- FLORIDA HOMESEEKER'S GUIDE Ollvfi; e truth rida on Uieeriper 400" Fionda, tns. “broducing Krapefrait, Orangs. Srebards. witen At Sopy wh L Neow York. Beforsne " Gampbell-Dougherty. Florida Pmperty Wanted —in ando—any size or price. 50.000° te 100,000. T 1t 1) odb BB ol olle T Adds 4 iress Box 260-Z. Star office. downtown. QYJTWTBWN REAL ESTATE. OCEAN cl‘r\'fl J—Asmy Y AVE. afi% 01 lista neas corner: and apts.. s articipate in ilhullml b annusi income. anly_ong and Iflvral i rhance 10 ol be. ere, lrvln‘ . Street. Realtor. 0«4& ing_taken Asbyry “'A'I'ER n at.. Bllhlon. bargaing on our SN ¢ sonal effects on which are no dentification Ciarke. ownera being unknown. Barties i fereatad ‘pleass take: nopice. Terme: Caths o warp UNIVER: e Dr. EMMETT 7 SCOTT - " Y Secretary Treasurer. EXECUTORS' SALE OF _ DESIR, SWELLING “Witn Fancr 1ot i WOODEIDGE SECTION. No. 5408 22nd 8’ E By virtue 6t authority xested in the under. gned under the last will and festament of Arah Black Putnam. deceased: we sl oflor or sale at_public auction, in front of the 22nd sirect ne. on H -mnzn um. comfi:ncn\e AT e i . lot No. 50 in lqulr? \n, 4221, mhmved by a two-story, frame dwelling with two baths, hot»wll!r heating plant, equipped with ofl ‘burner and all modern conveniences, together with & twg-car garage. Terms of sale: One-third casM within 45 days of notice of rlt!flr‘lllon of l%: court, balance in notes pa: le on or !nrr February 1. 1926, and secured by first deed of ‘trust on ‘the ‘premisea: or all cash, at option nl urchaser. A deposit u! $500 will be reauired at time of sale. “Sale mubject to ratification by the Supreme Court of the District of Lulumbln and to be completed within 16 I(Ier notification of such ratification. ther Il: of terms to be mqrfla known at time 0( le. "he undtnlrn Teserve the right to reject JOHN L. 'OPP. WILFRED B. PUTMAN. Execufors Under the Will of Sarah Putnam. By o0c1.9 of such reeals in some newspaper published | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAY “THOS. J.OW CTIONEERS . Valuable Apartment or Busi: ness Site, in the First Com- mercial Zone, on the Main Thoroughfare Leading From Dupont Circle to the New Arlington Memorial Bridge, Fronting ‘60 Feet on the East Side of New Hamp- shire Avenue, Between L and M Streets Northwest. By virtue of authority vested in ns will sell at public_auction premises. on MONDAY OF _OCTOBER. A.D. THIRTY PM.. lot 8 i ing_about K330 squ Terma of sale: O money 10 be equal installm vear th interest at 6 per centum num.’ payable semi-annually, from day sale. secured by deed of frust Gpon the proverty sold, or all cash at the ontion of the purchaser. A devosit of 500,00 wiil be” required at’ time of ‘sale. Al conve: Tee nue sta purchases with withi crwise the proj and cost of defaulting. purchaser days' advertisement of sucl res newspaper published in Wash THOS. 3. OW 4-ddeds.cxsn ADAM A, WE: & 50 TRUSTEES: SALE OF VAL in front of the THE FIFTH DAY 102 T sauare 7. contain- feet of ‘eround. third of the burchase e resold at’ some e By & SON. Auctioneers. Auctioneers, THREE of trust dily Liber No. 4761, folio 211 et seu., d records of the District ‘of Co At the requast of the party the undersigned | trustees ction. i front THE kI ribed land ict of Co. O'CLOCK P.M.. and premises, to wit: Sublot thirty-five in Swope and Hamilton. trustees’. subdivigion of original lot numbered seven (7) in square numbered sixty-seven (67). as per plat Corded in the office of the ‘survevor 'f District of Columbia in Liber 21."folio i Terms of sale: One-third of the purchas money to. be paid in cash, the balance 1 two equal installmente. represented by th promissory notes of the payable Inone and two years. with interest at & per cent per annum from day of sale. pavable semi-annually, secured hy deed of trust upon the property kold. or all cash. at the option the 500 e All veyau cing. . revenue stamps and rial fees at aser. Torma ale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trustess Veserve the right to resell the properts at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser afler five days advertisament of such in_some newspaper published in the city o Washingto CHAPIN B_BAUMAY. 600 F St N'W. CHARLES LANKINS MeGill Bldg. se23-d&ds exSu . Trustees. THOMAS DOWL. CO. AUCTIONEERS. Trustee’s Sale of Fully Equipped Printing Estab- lishment, known as the Service Press, Nos. 423 & 425 G St. N.W. By virtue of trust recorded in Liby of the land records for the bla. and at the request of the thereby. T will sell ; the ~ premises, on DAY SIXTH. 1925 AT -THIRTY PM.. all hattel and_pe 1o the premige Service. P at. Nos o wit printin oner the ma purchaser, pas tion, OCTOBER n.w known and neluding all and _furnitur the Service Press including_one No vice Press, nent. fixtures operation of among other items. Linotspe _machine ' with _magazine matrices. Linotspe metal. one saw two make-up banks and quoins. incidentals. et d_cutter.' Huber press ‘oller and two sate 0f rol motor_and controller and Gordon johber. 12°x18" Gordon johber 9°%1%" (2 “utter. ‘motor and cont folding machine 25 x38" ptor and controller. folding mach Dexter. with motor and conirol 2 etitching machines with motor. time clock office cquipment. desks. tables, chai‘s. book case. filing_cabinet. typewriter etc Térma: Cash. Subject to the approval of the court in the bankruptey case No. 1605 Removal at expense of purchaser. BEX L. xLx LER. Surviving Trustas. 26,00 Shannon, Caldwell & Co. Inc. Auctioneers 304 Tenth St. N.\W. M. 9272 Household Furmt\l‘re, and X and press. roliers. chases Knives) Gals. Blackberries, etc., At Public Auction Within Our Salesrooms, 304 Tenth St. N.W. Saturday, Commencing 10 A.M. AT_12 NOON I Ford Touring Car AT 1 OCLOCK P.M Lot of Men's, Womens and Suife. Coats and’ Other Clothing. Terms:_ Cash SHANNON. CALDWELL & CO.. IN Children’s ote. NO. 1512 . NORTH- EAST. By virtie of a deed of trust recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia. we shall sell in front of the premises. on MONDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF OCTO- BER._A.D. 1025, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M lot B8 in square’ 4058 Terms of rale- One-fourth cash. balanc one, two and three years, with interest r cent p m. payal eposit of $200 required chaser allowed fifteen davs f omplete the purchase.” Fur time of sale ARTHCR e S EDWARD € Hia112 THOS. J TRUS EES’ SALE OF FRA DWELLING NO. %30 LAMONT STREET N.W deed of t d L the’land records of the District of Colimbia and_at the request of the party secured we. ‘the undersigned '{rustecs, will sell at public auction, in front of the prem ises. 'on MONDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF T THREE O'CLOCK P M the following described land and premises; situate n the District ‘of Columbia. and known and designated as and being lof niim- hered ninety-four of Richard B. Pairo's sub- ision i block numbered eight = (K “Mount Pleasant” and ''Pleasant Plains," as per plat_recorded in the ofice of the sur- veyor for the District of Columbia in hook 8. "at page 151: said block numbered eight (&) “helng now Xnown for taxation and pesesament purposes As square mumbered twenty-eight hundred and ninety-two (2807 Terms: All cash within thirty dave from day of sale. A deposit 0f two hundred dol- lare (32001 required at time of sale. Con Yeyancing and revenie stamps at cost of purchaser. “Terms 0f sale 10 be. complied With within thirty days from day of sale. othersics the {rustees will tessil the prop: eriy it risk and cost of defauiting purchaser PATL Y nmir'n: _ ocld&dsexsu 0 Trusices “I'HOS. OWEN & SON. A‘ CTIONEERS. Trustee’s Sale of Valu Three-Story Brick Dwellmg Known as Premises 1416 Irv- ing St. Northwest. In the Business Zone. irtue of & certain deed of trust. dated 2. 1925, being instrument No. 22, 1025. amonk the iar istrict of Columbla, and secured ‘thereb: Janu recorded ‘Januar, records of the the request of the party the undersigned trusiee will acll at public auction. in_front of the premises, WEDNEsDAY. TiTE “TWELFTH DAY OF AUGUST. ‘AD. 1825 AT *FOUR-THIRTY P.M.. the foliowink deicribed land and prem- Inet“situnte in the District of Columbia. and designated as and heing lot 183 in Charles E. Spalding's_subdivision 'of lots in John Stierman'a subdivision of Mount Fleasant’ as ber plat of first mentioned su 86radd i ‘County Book B at page 49 in the surveyor's office of the District of Columbia, mubject o Tieht of way over rear ien’ foei of said lot by owners or oceupants of lots 79, 180 and 181 of aid subdivision. ‘erime: Sold subject {0 & prior deed of trost, tor $6,000 Also a second trust, for about 00. further m\xlh-ulzrc of which iR be"annotinced a1 time of pale: the chaso Drice above trust o be paid in cash. ‘A deposit of $200 required. Convey- Sncing, recording and reveaus stamns at pur- chaser's cost. 'Terms to be complied with iihin " thirg davs, otherwlee deposic for. G g N MR T and resold at the discretio rustee. 3. H. GORDON. Trustee. aul-deds exsu $FTHE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE- described property, ug, failed to comply Fith the terfms 3t ale a property er sk and cost on ‘:(g D *‘m: nn’u DAY OF OCTOB! FIVE P.M rme and conditi ‘amae'»‘é:;f::zu $500.00° will e real time °f *§¢ ORDER OF THE.TRUSTEE. se20-dkds.exSu 925, at the same piace, upon t “that red at FOUR- { FOUR | ot part | Pianos, Talking Machines, Men’s and Women’s Suits, Coats, etc.; Also Ford Touring Car, 150 AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DA N JUST REEN REPAIRED TRIC By authority vested in me under the will of Timothy Brosnan. doceased. and in order to dlose up part of ihe estate. I will sell at auction in_ front of the premises. on FUESDAY THE ST Dt O ORI HER D. 1025 AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. loi A""in square G2, improved as lerms of eale monay fo be paid equal® instalin, voars, with One-third of the purchase alance in two one_and two per’ centum per y. trom day of deed of trust upon the or all cash at the option of A deposit of $200.00 will be *. Al “conveyancing, revenuo stamps, etc.. n& of male to thirty days from the trustee reserves { resell the property ut the risk | defaulting purchaser. after five day | tisement of such resale in some ne pablished in Washinkton. D. C. | ALBERT 'K Exceutor and Trustee, A&ds.exSn 18 F st now J.OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. SALE 0K VALUABLE Two BRICK ~ DWELLING. _BE! PREMISES NO. 170 ¢ STRE SOUTHEAST By virti W certain deed of trust, dated Janiiary' & 5, beink instrument No. 128 Fecorde, among the land and at therehy. at pubhic Uhe premises. on WED: DAY "THE THIRTIETI DAY OF SEP s W TS ot oM | followiis desirined Tand and promises, sity [t Distcy of Columbiaund. desizn 1% it Tot 58 an the. subdiv By ‘the Tuited States of America of e of 't i District Collimiia in' Liner 64 Terme: Sold subect | trust ™ e “amonint ot $6.850.00. pattienfars or which Vil be announced time o1 "Kate D hiase price. above ust o b v A e e he “compit Wise e of dhe i-aunual property sold, purchaser With within otherwisn of rale. the right 10 party secu stees will o 30 o prior deeds of further at 1d | o vaid | Terms to va. other. Fty may etion at RAYMO; SYDNEY D B, B DICKEY, HARRISOX. w21 d&ds Trustees. “OF _OCTORE! R_ AD. . SAME_PLACE. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. ‘108 AUCTIONEERS ABLE_REAL AND LOT THOS OWEN & SON TRUSTEES SALE_OF ESTATE, BEINC NUMBERED 3 THEAST ftue Of 3 certain deed of trust re corded in Liber No. 65187, folio 86, of the rds of the District of Columbia, £ the party secured will sell at publi nises, on MON AT FOUR foliowing de situate in_ the being ot num VAL A HOU ORL THIRTY, seribed District Gperty trust it be Al mstall and two years. rie-haif pavable sem deed of trust ash. at_the est and taxes of &ale. A 4 at the time ording. reve option of the nhurchaser. | Int deposit 0f $200° will he v Hye stamps Tdims of sale thirty dax- fre Douit 3 of " defant o Lisement of e Washington newspaper FRANCIS SATL 925 15th Street” N W WILEIAN P. BEXSON, ocl-déds.ex$ THOS. J OWEN, & SON, ! note dated quel Rappa 1t baving Suest of s tell at the offices of Thos & Son. 1331 G street northwest, ou THE THIRD DAY OF OCTO- BER. _AD. 1 AT TWELVE 0'CLO( NOOX, “tha collateral na therein. “¥iz Deed to 1ot 475 in square Washington BEiC Terms: Al Al ow rtain coliate 3. mgned Sa the pubiic J. Owen SATURDAY el BRI, cash parties lnterested N & SON er30-001.2 A ire THOS. 1 OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Modern Five-story and Base- ment Brick and Concrete Apartment, Containing 34 Apartments, Known as the “Randall Mansions,” Situated 1900 Lamont Street N.W. By yirtue of a certain deed in trust, dated July’ 31 1025, being instrument No. 43 Fecorded” August 41,1025 ‘among the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of “the party secured fhereby the undersigned tristres will el at pubil auction, in front of the premises. op THURS- TAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBE AT FOUR-THIRTY. the follow: 1 premices. situate in and (except the ondemned and taken for the Lamont streat by rocesdir Court. age No. 1030 in i take notice THOS. J th and beng lot arts thereo! tension known as “Ingleaide.” as pe in Tiher counts. 1%, folio 91 of the records of the office of the Survesor of the District of Columiia. The abovedescribed lan Row know rposes of taxation a K08.R10 and 811 in sq to certain restrictions and Briviiezes of record Terme: Sold sibject to a first ¢eed of trust for $15.000, further partictlars of which Will be announced at time of sala also @ ‘second deed 0f trust for $14.000, Pavable "$500 par month and nterest at 78 % the purchase price above said trusts to be paid posit’ of S3.000 re- attired nd revenue Stamps at purchaser’s cost. Terms to be Ted” with within thirly days. otherwise ¢ forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of {iie Trusteea at the rigk and cost of the de- Ntng purchiaser. Taxes. Fents, intarest ne. et 1o he adjusted as of the date PEYSER o NN Wilkins Thilding £e20-d&de exSu&hol ABOVE SALE HAS BE INTIL, WEDNESDAY, THE B DY OF adtonk. A D, "1 TIME AND PLACE. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES SAME R & SON. Auctionee: o MR, PR A UARCE N PROV) AL BS o ST ' 'ROOMS AND BATH. TWO: RV RRICK HOUSE Firte OF 4 seriain dred of trust recorded Oct 21 104, insiriment No. 225, 51 The Tnnd Tecards of ihe District of Colum PlarGnd Al the reqiect of the party secuted The indersigned trustess will offer Y Dbl atierion. - front of the promizas, an’ MONDAY. THE FIFTH DAY BF"GCTORER. 1 AT FIVE' O'CLOCK B e Tollowing deserived land and prem- Teee "eltiate in- the District of Colamibla. 10 wit: ‘Lot numbered seventy-two (72) in ADAM A. WESCHL TRUSTEES® thereby. zht < per hundred _and lat recorded in the o seventy-seven Mea of i, 65 Hfema’of kile: Fhe above properts will be sold sbject 10 8 bullding asociation loan, o 0073t 07 due and payable %w balance Al cash ahova the firet A deposit of $200 required of pu chaser at tima of sale.” ANl conveyancing. e Cording. Tevenus stamps and notarial fres at Cort of purchaser. Terma 0f sale to he com: Pliea whth within thirty days from 'day. of Yale. otherwiss the trusiess reserve the tight 16 Fesal tha properts at the ridk and cost of e detaniting pirchaser after five days: ad ¥ertisement of 'Wich Toaale iy s ;:ew:vl Dor published in the ity of Washington. D. C JOSEPH A N"“BFRT HLORES T e24-d&ds xS ADAM A, WES :xfl R & SON, Auctoneers. PUBLIC SALE OF 148 SHARES CAPITAL STOCK OF McCURDY AUTO ACCES: SORIES CO. PAR VALUE $100 PER SHARE. By order ‘of the party secured, we will offer for sale I public auction, within our salesroom. 920 Pennsylvania ave. now.. on TUESDAY. OCTOBER SIXTH, 1935, / TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, ceriificates’ Nos. 1 and 2 for 148 shares of the capital stock of McCurdy Auto Accessories Co.. said stock having_been” given as collateral security for the payment of a promissory note, now in defaul Ternin: Cagh., A. WESCHLER & SON, U ae30.00 588 Aucts. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Groceries, Refrigerating Case, Ice Box, Scales, Etc. BY PUBLIC AUCTION At No. 1131 15th St. N.W. Monday, October 5, 1925 COMMENCING 10 AM Fresh. clean stgck of Areo Saimon. P. & B Tomatoes, Corn. Peas. Milk, Spaghetti, Soup, Peaches. Cherrie: hrimp. Sardines. Pine- apvle. Spices. Cocoa. Breakfast Food. Soap. Cleanser Catsup. Floxles. olives, Jelly. Jam: reserves. Maple Syrup, Tea, Mate tions, etc.. ALS —Refrigerating_Case.Tee Box. Pastry Case. Compuiing eo;‘m. ounter, Cases. Coffee Urns, Meat #29.30. 0cl.2.3 t lock. etc. with | | ment of Samuel Maddox s subdivision in square num- { d the District of Columbia in | A(I TION SALES. ADAM A. WE Household Good-. Pianos, Fine Mahogany Cash Register, Burroughs Adding Machine, Rugs, etc., and Storage Goods By Order Washington Safe Deposit Co., By Public Auction At Weschler’s, 920 Pa. Ave. N.W. Saturday, October 3rd, Commencing 9 A.M. American Walnut Dining _Room _Suite, New d-piece_Cut Velour Overtuffed Daven: gort, Suite. Dressers. Chiffoniers, Beds and Mattresses. Old Rosewood Sofa. loop Lamp. Chinese Table, Fumed Oak Chairs, Rocket Settees, Desics’ and Sectional Bookcases. M! rors, Screens, Hall Seats, Reed Furnifi K| White House Cooker. tieres. range, ...,l “$145. At 10 O'Chu:k AM. " Automobiles, including Tour- ing Cars, Sedans, Roadsters, etc. AT 12 0'CLOCK NOON. Several Upright Pianos, Vietrola, Addite Sucnine. Hanogany s Caah Register. Usiderwood. 8 Typewriters, Check Writers, D@lku o Cases: " also 1% Casen qi Lo Jare and 17 Cases Cold. Bur- i SALE OF VALUABLE TWO: U“Y SIX-ROOM AND BATH _BRICK HOUSE AT 140 BAT ST, W By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dll!d 15, 1025, being nstrument No. oraed” May a7 1823 THOSE” (he 1and records of the [ul(rl"( of Columbia. and at e e or Gy Cecired uldrons! the undersigned trustees will sell at public Ructon i front of the premises. on \lll\h\y THE FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 102 AT FOUR PM., the following encrined Tand: and wremisen.” sitgate in the District of “Columbia, and’ designated as & lot two hundred and four (204) amen 1 Brennan. subdivision of ot 3 T i Ratare "R5. 8e ber pjat recorded in the office of the Surveyor for he l);! rict of Columbia, in liber 39 at Terns: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for '$3.000. further particulars _of which will "hé announced at time of sale: the purchass price above said trust to be 4 in cash. A deposit of $200 require ing. recording and revenue stamps naser'’s cost. Terms to be complied within thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property mas be advertised and resold at the discretion 0f the trustees HARRY K. BOSS, GLENN PHELPS, Trustee NG A TWOQ-STORY. BATH BRICK DWELLING a certain deed of trust duly recorded” i ‘Liter 4036, ‘Tollo 304" et s6q.. of the land records of ihe District of Coliimbia, ‘and at the request of the party securcd “thereby. the undersigned trustees Will well at pubiic_auction. in: front of ih fsexon WEDNESDAY. THE SEVE OF 'OCTOBER.AD. 1925 A7 FIVE OCLOCK P M. the ‘following-deacribe d_land and premisca. ‘itiiate An_the Dietrict. of Co: designated as and_being ot eventy-nina (79 in Wil Am H iadke's subdivision of lots in square numbered ten hundred and forty-six (10481 a8 per plat recorded i Book 18. &t page 60; i the ‘aurveyor's office of the District of olumbia. Terms Sold_subject to a prior deed of trust “for $4.250. further particulars of which will b announced at time of wale: the purchase price ‘above said trust to be paid in cash, "A deposit of $200 required. Conveyancing. recording and revenue stamp At purchasers ‘cost. Terms to be complie with Within ten davs. otherwise deposit for: felted and the proverty may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. W0 HOWENSTEIN. FRED W. REEVES “C.G. Sloan & Co., Inc. Aucts. 715 13th St. REGISTERED Estate Sale of Household Effects, Victrol dio, Valuable Scientific Library, Oriental and Domestic Rugs, China, Lyon & Healy Baby Grand Piano, etc. £r25-d&dexS TRADE MARK At Public Auction At Sloan’s Galleries 715 13th St. Saturday, October 3rd, 1925 at 10 AM. By order of Arthur L. Bowen and Lance Barden, admrs.; E. C. Snyder, U. 5. Marshal, and others. And at 12 M. Roamer Touring Car, in running order. Terms: Cash., 0cl2 €. G. SLOAN & CO.. Ine., LEGAL NOTICES. HOUSTON & HOUSTON, Attorneys. IN THE MUNICIPAL CQURT OF THE DIS- trictof Columbia,—Charles H. Houston and _Augustus W, receivers 815 F . northwest ve. Frederick T. Harris. defends 20870 —The obiec of this smit Sum of $105 & With represented b ertaIn| Dromisors notes. the Droperty of the Tnion Laborere Bank. and to have judg. ondemnation of cartain property of fendant levied on under an attachmept i this suit to satisfy*the plainti it is. therefore. this 14th day of r. 1625. ordered that the defendant appear in this court on or bafore the fortisth day. exclusive of Sundays anl legal holidas. after the day of the first publication of Srder. o ‘Getend ‘thia euil and show' causs =hy kaid condemnation should not be ‘nad: Herwise the smt will ogeded wih I ame o detanlt” GEORBE & A Ihdge ™™ Coab i My CHOe copy. N es BLANCHE NEFF. Clerk. Auets. A dent. bein PROPOSALS. partment ashington. YaLied Droposnis will ‘be received hers wntil 1 " October 2. for leasing from nited States “approximately 18.000 square feet of wharf property on Washing- ton_Channel. _Information_on_application. OFFICE. 1088 NAV Washington. D ived here unti 5. wnd then opened, k" and testing thres nvdraulic turbines for the water supply for the District of Columbia. Further informa- tion on application. 0 1 9426 DI & EDUCATIONAL. LINTHICUM INSTITUTE, 3116 O &t N.W. Free nieht ‘whool for hovs and soun ypewriting. ing, stano :‘:u"mnn‘hln Thechaaical and imnm A ERRR A Children’s Saturday Morning Art Class Beginning October 3d A thorough foundation for the de- velopment 6f the child in _drawing painting. color and sketching with lm: lted" clagses’ affording individual instruc- tion and_criticism. Our training’ develops the creative art impulse and stimulates one’s appreciation of art in every field, Ages from 8 to 16. Children’s Art Exhibition now open. National School of Fine & Applied Art 1747 R. L. 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