Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1925, Page 47

AUCTIONS. ADAM URUSTEES' SALE STORY_"DW STREET N.W 5y virtie of a certai d in Liber No "ot th Coliimbia secnir OF. LING. ALUABLE TWO- NO. 626 QUE leed of trust «m\v DECEMBER. 1 AT VMILTY O'CLOCK P.M.. “the follow* bed land and premises, situate in plat recorded in Liber 10. 1pl 1.000 cash, |h-t Temainder nulhln 1o Fevenua etamna and notanal fees at cost of urchaser. Terma of sale to be complied .@. et b Witer live - davs: THOS. J. OWEN & TRUSTEES: _ Trustées. AUCTIONEE ALUABLE_TWO. DWELLING. _BEING 211 16th’* STREET n_dead of trust duly 5143, folio 124, et i< of ‘the, District of the. rea of the party the 1 trustees auct t of the SDAY TH DAY AD: | FOUR SALE OF ~ therety tersign bed 1 Tot Warren's ust o it of S200 req te red TOMOREOW OWEN & SON ¢ Colum: | nd reve ms 0 he otherwise be ady b n028- A&k rxSu THOMAS DOWLING & CO. TRUSTEE'S SALE ( NO 350 LaMONT coBy. Vst a equity ¢ DECESHE at’ pub- premises. ' No WEDNESDAYS 15 AT FOUR! Lot '48 10ts Vision now to et existing first second trust X THE EVENING T STAR., WASHINGTON, KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa Shows Good Faith. GOLLY! IM TEN DAYS BEHIND WITH TH' RENT ON My PAwN SHOP AND TN AS FIAT AS A 1861 DwME ! T ‘LANpLORD WILL DE THERE AT WiwE AM. CHIRPING FOR HIS #1235 aw’ You S€E TS Tws WAY MISTER ScMmAITZ | THeRES Too much PrOspPERITY ' NOBADY 1S HOCKIN' ANy THING, AND T™ GOIN' COME ACROSS *125 AT ONCE!! THINK You 'HAVE Ay \DEA OF PAYING ME — B, €, To GET (T!N WITH THAT I DONT I THINK Youoe TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1925. BY POP MOMAND LISTEN BROTHER — I AIN & CROOK, HERE'S A ¥ 75 COAT en' A¥ 50 FIDDLE —, TAKE ‘EM AND CALL IT 100 O AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. Kermanshah, Sarouk, Bokhara, Serapi Carpet about 14x18, by order of Carpets. Terms: Cash. TRADE MARK REGISTERED Terms: Cash Mahal (one 12x20), Hamadan, Kurdistan, Karabaugh, Belouchistan, Cashmere, Kazak, Cabistan, Persian Runners, Bokhara Saddle Bags, Anatolian Mats and Berlin AUCTION SALES. __TOMORROW. RIENTAL RUG BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT WESCHLER'’S 920 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9th Commencing 2 P.M. ahan, Fereghan, Sereband, Tebriz, Kiva-Bokh Anatolian, an estate, and High-Grade Chinese On view Tuesday afternoon and morning of sale. Adam A. Weschler & Son, Aucts. C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc. Aucts. 715 13th St. Regular Mid-Week Sale of Household Effects of Every Description At Public Auction Within Our Galleries 715 13th St. Wednesday December 9th, 1925, at 10 A.M. C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc., Aucts. — FUTURE DAYS. SERS. TRUSTEES® SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING. * BEING NO i SR i two vVears | Fepresented by bearing of | at il peve. Torme 30 dave trustea Te. operty at ting ‘pur: nent of said blished 10 the th CHARLES V 0019-d&ds.exSuhol HE_ABOVE OUNT OF RAIN UNT DECEMBER NINTH S HOUR AND PLACE CHARLES V. =38 IMLAY, Trustee. 1416 F street n.w. SAL I 8A Caldwell Auctioneers. Household Furniture, | Pianos, 50 or More| New Mattresses, New Shannon, party undersigned trustees will sell ction, 1 front of the premises AY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF ER’ AD. . AT FOUR P.M owiie deseribed land and pren the District of_Columbia a and being 1ote 5 at_public on_ FRI DECE the fc Columbia in described in one wng at_the . us follows southwest’ corner of and running thence east 70 feet, 5 feet. thence cast $5.03 feetl orth 10 fect. thence west 105.( iih street. thence south alon said street beginning. Said biock 1 wn for pUrposes of asses: ion_ as square 3089 ms: Sold sublect to a first deed of triist o7 $3.000 and & sacond deed of trust for about $3.13104. further particulars of which will ba annour at time of sale o price._ahove said trust to. be A deposit of $200° required recordln; cowt. e thirty” days. r the’ property muy be at the discretion R EVANS HARRTS Tot ther thenoe fret to ms 1o be complied d resold Beds and Springs, 50| = Small Rugs, 50 Dolls, Soda Fountain, Etc. At Aucti Within Our 304 10th St. N.W. Wednesday Commencing 10 A.M. Shannon, Caldwell & Co., Inc., Auctioneers. Salesrooms, DAYST N. AUCTIONEERS IREE “CONTAIN, No. 1103 S —FUTURF THOS. J. QWEN & * TRUSTEES STORY ING, T MARYLAND A FRIDAY. EMBER. OCLOUK ms of ey to b i | 14T ns ! v Cand tave | A b | an' ot e | | e fres wcording. At cost. of Jarenaser commlied Vith within 1 { ot Wise the trusties 3 | the pruparty. ut thr A ing pu of sieh r fn Washing de5-Akdsexsn THOS.J. OWEN STEES: SALE o= DWELLING. RATAN IN & SON. AUCTION VALIABLE FRAME NG PREMISES VENCE NORTHWEST: ADJOINING WITH 2 AR THEREOF. TO! HERMAN AVENCE dated b, 147, the land Columbra, and ared therehy ust, vacords h ot of i the reau party the under ¥ the prem VENTEENTH DAY o ‘l\\‘IH}R A\\r 1625, AT FOu N PM., L ict of Colimide. and. da pated as and be 1 of 1 0 Dlovic I Todd bE the s oyt asant I Liber tha Distr r B0 feet_ by width cning, St N‘nuvw\\ e rast wid vlat of except th ated for shown on No. 11, folio” 64 the District of ve-described | property o0ses of taxation as lots 800 1t fo; Which stamps at 1 RE NORTH trust dated N_AS_F B ORcoRAY " STREET lie of @ certain deed o 1025, being inst: January 162 cords of the District of Co! the request of the party e ~ undersigned trustees will sell at tion, in front of the premises. on AY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF DE BER! A.D. 1923, AT FOUR P.M.. th lowiiig deseribed land and prem: the District of Columbia and designated 4 being lot 26 in Georze H. Plant and W Rikge subdivision of lots in 208, “as per plat recorded in the SR or the “murveror for ' the District of 1bia in Liber R. W. at folio 28 Sold subject fo a prior deed o an second trust for 015, further particalars of which be annotinced at time of ale: the pur- Drice above sid trust to be paid A deposit of $200 required. inz. “recording and revenue &tamps chaser's cost. Terms to be complied With within thirty days. otherwise deposit cited and the property mas be adver. and “resold at the discrstion of the CF. WA 5 Whln _Truste OF VALUSBLE REAL TATE, BEING A HOUSE AND Lt Jnruw B8 A R e NorTa 1e of a certain deed of trust re- corde d in Liber No. 4932, at folio 391, of » land records of the District of lol\m bia, e v--n‘w-( Gt e Dartien serurcd R hed dand in the District of Co- lot_numbered eighteen 118) in mbered two hundred and seventy-three ). as described in said deed of trust. upon_the following terms Terms of sale: Said property to i« prior deed of trust se: ness of $1.750, and said p w0l subect to ‘said deed of Of the purchase price over and above | 1 deed of trust one-third is 1o be paid in cash and the balance in two equal install- ments. payable in on h it rest Tate 01" oy Do iy abie nually, sectired by Csecond deed of trust upon the property soid, or all cash at the option of the purchaser.’ A de- )it of $200 will be recuired ut the time sale. ~ All CONVEFANCINZ. TeCOMdIng, Tev- e stamps. ete. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with w thirty (30) days from dute of sale. othe: wise deposit will be forfeited and property resold at risk and cost of ¢ ing purchas- er after five (5) days’ advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Wash- ington, D. C - B. FRANCIS_SAUL. No. 925 15th StUNW. WILLTAM P. BENSON No. 025 16th St. NI, Auctioneers Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Three-Story and Basement Brick Dwelling No. 1502 13th Street N.W. By sirtus of & cor July . and Y ammént No: 33 of t BT ot Columbta. the Tprt? - secured | thereby. e S Oler tor eaie b L6 of e premises, on 3 e aihe BRY'SE BhCEMirR. 10 BTG ELOOR Phr e Totlowing de: VEOCRG and premisés. situate in. the e, 1a0e colimbia, o wit: Lot 73 in e 241 improved as above Heme ot 'male: The above property will be ead Ssiihient to a prior deed of trust for 2107000, 50 5% Que Tuiy 15 1628 Valance Sh0-000 “Lamne” (ha remaindor i month e, Wr's100, Snelading interest. % e o fsecond deed of trust upon tho o CUr allcaeh over tRIst, mt Sthon o “purchaser. A deposit of $500 Phaiired"6f ‘Diirchaser at_time of sale. All o ecAncing. recording. revenue stamps and Totarial Tees at cost of purehaser. Torma of e v Complied with within tirly Gaya T day. of Kale. otherwise the {rilstoes o O LG and lumbia etises Situate and_be trust indebted d&ds.exsu corded July 23, 1935, e land records of the ' at. the request of the unders ) or broperty and resold at the. d‘sc'rv '§ ,I.Y'Pg.my;!,. s WM. H. TERRELL. da7-d&ds.exim Trustees. sorve vight to resell the property at the Tisk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five dave' advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in the city of ‘Washington. a E] HEN, TeEvER MCREAL“ e Ned-d&dssxsu | nd revenue stamps | ADAM _T'\\ TRUSTE. rtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Tibar No. #3486, folio ? the land re at the a, and unde FR DECENBER * the follow Al d Margaret J of original iot No. 5 in sau ng at a_pont on the n tant 72 feet 9 inc ? eaid lot 2 \ ; TB B north line of &aid lot: thence west along said e 16 feet 2 inches: thence south feet 1o the Dlace of bexinning. being known as lot B in Angelica Simpson's sub- | division ‘ot part of ‘suid_lot 5. " per plat | { : % t 2 inches: theuce north Fecorded in ook C. H. B. folio 43 0t 't Sirtevor's offiee of the District of Columbia, od " as above. | 15 of sala: Cash. A deposit of $300 | required of Burchaser At time of sa ning Tecording . retenie stamps feex at wvost. uf purchaser. . Terms | BF U 0 e compiied wath within thirty Gass'Trom day of sale: otherwiss the sumiv: izt ves the right to. resell properts. Puiliing " gays " Hewapar ngion. b BBy to un JOHNSTON Colorado Surviving ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Au | PROMISSORY T AUCTION By virtue of authority vested in th dereigned. we will sell " at_publie 1 our salesrooms, 20 Penna. ave. 1 ton, D.C._on' THURSDAY, DE( TEENTIL 1925, AT TWEI promissory Totes as 2% . $100,0007 | 1920, $100.000: " June | Qstaber 3 5 d'in the city 1 o interest, LTER A N1 un- August 60,000 December 15, 1922, $50.000 135 . all_pagable_on ed 1 Nemours Traling Cor- r of. or indorsed to. Alfred poration in_ fa by’ him indorsed without I du Pont a récours Terms: Cash ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. _Qe8.10.12.14.16 THOMAS DOWLIN SALE OF YALUABL : UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE 3075 By virtite of authority vested i the under- eigned. T will offer for sale by pub) )t of the premises. on MONDAY. THE RTEENTH DAY OF A tiate in the city of W ‘ot Columni wit: Lots S0 and $10 in square 4075. containing 1. sauare feet. more or les Terms of gale: Cash. " A denosit of $200 required purchaser at time of Al con remg. recording and notar fres at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within fifteen davs from day of sale. otherwise the trustce reserves the Tght to rescll the Droperty. at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. after five " advertisement of stch resal come newspaper published in the ity of Washimgton, D. C.__ FRANK T. FULLER. de8.10. Attorne: THOS. J. ONEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS 5 SALE | OF, YALUABLE BRICK TWHLF STREST SouTHEAST. ~°° By Tirtis of cettain deed of trusy duly recorded in Liber No. 5034, folio neq of the Jand records’ of the Distriet of Coliimhia, and at the reauest of the party seoured Sinercby. e undersigned” triiitecs sl et at public aucdon. in“trent of e Propites. Do’ ERIDAS, '" JAY OF DECEMBER. A.D. TR FOUR O'CLOCK PM.. the following described land and ‘premises, Situate in the Disirict of G- lumbia,_and designated as and belng lot 75, n square Terms: Sold subiect to & prior deed trust Jor about'$3.343.07. Tubther parsica lars of which will be announced at time of sale: the purchase price above said trist vo be ‘Daid in cash. A deposit of ¥30000 ror aquired. Conveyancing. recording and reve ¢nue stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms 1o be complied with within 165 days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the properiy may be adverticed and” rescld at the “distretion of the trustees. LLAS GRADY. GUY BIRCKHEAD, Trusiees. FRED McKEE, s , Attomey for Trustees. de2-dg&ds pxSu | ADAM SON. Auctionest Trustees’ Sale of V-.lual:le Lunchroom Furniture and Equipment at No. 71114 9th Street Northwest. By virtue of @ certain chattel deed of trust duly recorded on the 1st day of July, 1925, in the office of the recorder of deeds of the District of Columbia as paper 114, and at the request of the parties secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale hv public auction. on the premises, at 711‘1 Vashington. D. EENTH DAY & BER. AT TEN THIRIY 0 CLOCK AL, iho Tollowing ecribed furnitire and fixiures, to wit: Con- Eisting of nine (1) opalite top tables, about (40) chairs. steam tables, cash®regis- ice boxes, glass «display cuse and other r( wonal property. fixtures and equipment located on the premises aforesaid and used in the conduct of a lunchroom business, to- gether with such wlstuffs as are on the bremises and the good will of said business. Business to be sold as & Koing concern or artivles” ol Tndividuaily. &t option o the undersigne Terma of ealo: AIl cash. good and un- gncumbered title to bo givén to nurv:huer or purc . TEEQDORE D, P GEORGE E. i“ daB-dkdbs.exSu Trustees. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAY WESCHLER & SON Auction OF VALUABLE, ESTATE. BEINC BRICK AND STC ADAM A | TRUSTEES' _SALE PROVED REAT DRY WITH GARAL EREMISES No. e ictun of a ot rtain deed of trust, duly ecorded in Liber ‘No. 4801 folo 980 "et »d. e et e Y pulbii: ation, i front en,oh THERCDAY" THE TEEVAT DAY 0F DECRMBER, A D AT FOUR OCLOCK P.M.. the fol ing-described W, situate FEN: ety 5t Conmbia To_ Wit e 1 435) of B Whyland \Iu.ll ivision of Tota mimberat orie- (1) “irid ‘seventeen (171 | el e it bt {61 ol 140 bk fect 50 any e | asiemmea v b “Trat ‘O oa pure as "ot e il nota M TH AR SHi6 Ot 1925 | Jow folio at the B with othrrwise ec time of sale e recording Terms of 15 days Fustees rese Burhaser. such resale in in the ety of L title ‘charges rial foes, setile at the « o be o within th come’ ewspaner. pubiish Washington. D, ¢ LUTHER A W - EDMUND D) RH o3 dbds.oxSi THOMAS J. OWEN & s TRUSTEE'S SALE ESTATE BEL NUMBERED EAST. By vittus otea ooty i INTAUCTIONEERS OF VALI'ABLE A HOUSE AND LOT STREET NOKTH n deed of trust re- ! at thereiv land the in t of th MEFR EI OCLOCK and pre i meventy - five wd 0f trust of the n two 1 pectively Der an o the following term 1 pay one-third ash. the b i o at the rate ired with intere num. and { wroverty [ all convey Stamos at the or no sale: a d at the t male within fing and revenue haser good (it deposit of S500 will he T of <als and settlement thirty (30) days-of th denosit forfeited and_ the <t and risk of the d date Washington news: FRANCIS SATT ing Tr & SON. AUCTIO VALUABLE BRICK AL PREMISES ted No. of such vaper. Ae8-d&ds.exsn THOS. 1. OWEN B 0 District the var trustees e AD. 15 Nowing-des the Dist and bei ribed 1o ¢ of lot 60 it in n the offi v 1ct of Columbia in Liber Peyor for the. Dis 36, at_folio’ 55 “Terma: Sold - sub record for about i to 1 S ot $300 00 Teavired “ding and rev: i stamps b DU q e 10 be ‘complird. with within (hirts daya. oth Miee 8epacit Torfeited and the proparty may Beadvertisha *aiid Teadid 4t e discretion | Of the trust S GRAY D ash GEORGE JEAN G deR-A&ds exSt THOS. DOWLIN TRUSTEFS, SALE OF PROVED REAL 1 BRICK DWELLING NORTHEA! By e ot a cortain deed ot to recorded in liber No. 2 e . Yerongs o the Dy lumbia. at the t of eecured thereby. the Tatgned trustees Will offer for sale at o Ruction, i of the nremises, on TUESDAY. THE F! TEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER A D19 AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.. the following keribed land and premises, situate in the olumbia. to wit: Lot thirts-three & CO. A\((‘Tm NEERS VALUABLE 1M TATE. TWO STORY NO. 304 S STREET t duly t seq ot ‘ot Col the party ) “and_six (6) in square eight (%) 1n “Grorge Truesdell's” subdivisi the City of Waehington. being a siubdivision of ‘Eckfngton, as per plat recorded in County Book 14: page 137, In the survesor's office the District of Columbia nts of record. improved 't Teand coliar semi-detached 5. 503 S Streat northeast, At Qend of frust of $3.000 and interest. Terma of sale: Cash above first trist. deposit of $300 required of the purchaser at the time of rale. All conveyancing. record- ing and notarial feea at the cost of the pur- CNaser. Torma of nle to be complied with Within, fiftesn dass from day of Sale. of Wise the (rastees reserve the night o resell The’ property. At the risk and cost of the defaditing puirchaser. afier five dass: tisement (of"wach, resale 4 some hewipaper ubl n tho City ashington published 1 ¥ of Washungton. | FRANK T. FULLER Attoruey ‘for Tristees. de3-d&d 927 15th St ADAM A. W Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable De- 1307 Decatur St. N.W. v virtue of a certain deed of trust duly reegrdedtin Thver Non tfSe! e Hhe e toq.. of the land records of “the Districi of Colimbia, and at the request of the party werured theceny. ‘the undertigned trustees will \fer for salo by publie auction. in front of remjues, on FRIDAY. oFif DAY Qs DEC EMBER. FIVE OCLOCK PM_ the following dexcribed and and premises, situate in the District of Colimbi. o Wit Tt seventy-one the subdivision made by B. Francis Saul and others of certain lots in square 2808 in Saul's Addition to the city of Washington, according to the plat of said subdivision as same appears of record in Book County 198, of the recorts improved as above, subject to certain cove nants, which will be announced at sale. "Terms of kale: One-half of the purchase money to be paid in_cash. the balance in two equal installments, represented by the prom- {<kory notes of the purchaser, pagable in one and two years. with interest at 414 per cent per annum {rom day of sale, pavable semi- nnually, secured by deed of ‘trust upon the property sold. or all cash. at the option of e burchacer. A" deposit of $300 required of purchaser at time of sale. All convesanc. ing, recording, revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. ms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property. at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. after five days’ advertisement of such resale in eomo newspaver published in the city of Wan B ashington: D ERANE A. JOHNSON. 1S A. JOHNSON. de Trusiees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON AUCTIONEE TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING NO. 2440 ONTARIO ROAD N.W, By virtue of @ certain_deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5048, folio 302 et seq.. of the land records of the Distriot of Coliimbia, and at the request of the party sccured thereby. the undersigned trustecs will eell at nunlic suction in front of the premises. on MONDA £ FOURTEENTI( O DECEMBER, 4D, THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK e Fonow- R bed. Jand, Shd Droniacs. aftasis. in the District of Columbia and designated ae and being lot 95 m M. J. Keane's subdivi: tlon ot lota’in Bloei” i, “Neriafan Hill.> &< per plat recorded in ‘the office of sirveyor for the District of Columbia Liber 71 at folio 86 Terms: Sold_subject to a prior deed of trust for “$5.500. furthef . particulars of which will ‘be anhounced at time of sale: the purchase price above said (rust to be Daid in cash. A deposit of $300 required. Conveyancing, recording and revenue stamp at purchaser’s cost. Terms to be complied with within 30 days. otherwise deposit for: feited and the Droperly may be adverti and resoid at the discretion of 'the |m||acl. NUSBA| RINE B, ded-d&de.exSu amps | REAL | ine's subditision of | Al tached Frame Dwelling, No.| AUCTIO! FU RE_DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auction . | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Busi- ness, Known as “Cafe Louise,” Located in Basement of 1714 H Street N.W. By virtue of a cortain A Au 10 attel decd of and Tecorded No. "143 ot o1 the ‘Recorder of District of Columbia. and at the party secured’ thereby. ? ~l by public Dremises on EVENTH DAY, OF DI 025 AT TEN-THIRTY completr Cafe equipment. in. haiie, countars. cases. coffec urne wilver, i Lo, Kitchen Utensils Gnd " other appurtenances beiongine 10, and | forming "a ‘part of the aforesaid " “Cafe Terms und auction FRIDAY THE COMRYR, A D, O'CLOCK A M., cludinz tables Within ' abov Cash WILLI R. L; R BARLIN v for party sccured NW M BAU! FRYER. M. Trustees. G St WESCHLER & SON. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Four- Story Brick Store and Dwell- ing, No. 2404 14th Street N.W. By virtue of a_certain of trust dated November 12 1024 November 14. 1924, instrui ihe land records of (he Dist aud Al the request of thereby, the undersigned for walé by publi premises on . WE | TEENTH DAY OF FIVE O'CLOCK P M., t land and premises. situate in of Columbla. 1o wit: Lot 99 mer's b ton of lots in C a subdivision of South College, “as per plat in e District 6f Columbia. n K3, known for purpose taxation as lot 9% in squ: d by a four-story brick s “above of 10 oo and hot-water. ADAM A Auctioneers. deed and the Dist A wwen' ter- Grounds Co. the office of rar Tumbi November the remainder ed of cent & At option of $500 required of Al convevane. revenue stamps and nota cost_of purchaser. T 10 be complied with within 30 daye wise the. he prope | 1658 Safinee denosit’ of at time of days' advert newspaner b {ton. D.¢ SIMON B WILLTAN « ROUREE MeCURDY. WESCHLER & SON. Aucttoner Bmknlptcy Sale of Groceries, Refrigerating Case, Register, Fixtures, Etc., No. 237 14th St. Northeast. By virtue of an order of the Supreme ¢ the District ‘of Colunibia: holdm Dt Court. in v Lizsir bt No ADAN A in rt lof @ Bank- | AY DECEMBER, COMMENCING AT miscellaneous stock. of ¢ Refrigerating and | ). Meat “Block, Cash { Counters.” Shelving. Butch ¥is OCLOCK” A M. _de8.9.10.1 { ADAM A. WESCHLE { . Auctioneers. Tnuteeu Sale of Modern Shoe | Repnr Machinery, Cash Reg- | | ister, Etc., at No. 3405 M | Street Northwest. | By virtue of a chattel deed of trust re- 3 Days by Sea Round Trip from Baltimore, $83.57 Round Trip from Philadelphia, 38631 A delightul. bracing voyage on’ modern express sleamers with l‘lo!d % highest ratin, W outride ity gome R cold water. Private hath and shower exte Excellent meals and service Autos carriec NEXT SAILINGS :rnm Baltimore From Philadelphla Pratt St 40 So. Dec 21 Jun. 7 Dee . Write for Fold Baltimore & Carolina S.S. Co. 1"08 15th St. N.W. anklin 139 soree sailings each w«k from Balti- mote, including the aw magnifcent S.S.ALLEGHANY. Fare $30.96 including meals and berth to JACKSONVILLE via Savannah. Connections to Miami and other points in Florida. Also §:'S. BERNSHIRE from Philadel: phia direct to MIAMI Fare from Phils. $46.48, Including meals and berth. Poines in Southern Florids and Havana easily reached from Miami. BOSTON—Baltimore Service. Round Trip $32. Two sailin weekly. Autos carried: Al Expense Tours. Bookle:, MERCHANTS & MINERS T tien Co 1338 H. St N. W., Main 4612 'SOUTH_AFRICA ON-CASTLE LINE (& SO, Inc. Agents 26 Broadway HONOLULU SUVA. AUCKLAND. SYDNBY The Well Equipped Royal Mail Steamers. “NIAGARA” (20,000 tons)...Dec “AORANGI” (11,000 tone). ‘Jan Saile from Vancouver, B. C For fares. etc.. apply Can. Pac. Railway. 978 | 18ih the Cash|™ AROUND THE WORLD CRUISE Angeles, June 30, 1926, Norway Cruise and \Weetr 2550 10 S1 Rates lude hotels, Lonkest . experieiiced stablished 30 years. Ober’ & Tourist Agency. 1 Van Wickle Tourist Agency F. C. Clark__ Times Building drives, cruise New York (orded September 26. 1024, as instrume: !\(.I T00 01 e Tecorier's om e Biatnct of | STuny e underaien atees will sell | BYUBERL IR AR dratees, Bill sell { premises DECENTER FOUR TEE COM G TEN Landis' No $4R Shoo F motor. and start bo! cher. *Singer Cach’ Regiute hen. D helving. s Sl Lot Ritbber Tro Cash front .\I"'ur)\s:lax LUABLE_BRICK | AS PREMISES NORTH Ve ihetrument N ing instrument NG, recorded May 14th. 1028, amonk the 1.‘m| of “the District ot Colambia. and Guest of the barty mecured therchy Undersiened trustees Will sell at wabh fro 1" the Dremiser on AT FOURTTIRTY the following-described land and prem- situate {0 the District of Columbia. | d desiknated as and being lot 56 in James JFitch and others' subdivision of sauare . as per plat recorded in Liber C. H. B. folls 18901 'the records of the offic of the | ysurveyor of the District of Columbia. i }' “T:V!,'h} ‘\ )]I-‘Imu‘(‘:‘:nlwl‘ l‘; a Drllur' llr-mz‘ of ! rust. for $3.4 nd ‘8 second for about £1.150.00. further ticulars of which will | Te' annouiiced at time of sale: the Durchase price above said trusts to be vaid in cash A deposit of $200.00 required Convey- incing. Tecording 4nd reventue stamps at | purchiser's cost: “Terms 0. be complind §With within thifts dave. otherwiss debomt forfeited and the Droperty may be adver- ticed and resold at the discretion of the d»R.d&dn £xSu = : Trustees. _OFFICIAL NOTICES. ZONING COMMISSION OF THE DISTR! of Columbia. Washington, December 5. 102 In accordance with the provisions of sect of an Act of Congress. approved March 1920 (Public No. 153. 66th Cong titled “An_Act to reguiate the heigl and use of ‘huildings in'the Distriet ot Co lumbia and to create a Zoning Commission. and for other purposes”|. notice is hereby Kiven ‘that a public heariig will be held i the Board Room of the District Building at 10:00 December 17, 1825, for - the plrpose of considering the followink proposed | chankes in the ln:llxl-(ur‘uw 91 the uee, helght 3 a districts and zoning regtilations. toowit CHANGE FROM B AREA TO A RE: STRICTED ARFA: Tho Droperiy wihh the ares bounded as follows. except the front- age on both sides of Conduit Road: On the north by Reservoir Road, on the east by Foxall Road, on the south by the lne_of Potomac avenue and on the west b tributing Reservoir CHANGE FROM C AREA TQ A RESTRICTED AREA: Proverty Abutting both sides of Wisconain aveni Tween Porier’ ctroet and the e ot Calv 150 CRCORAR CTRE BY Yirtue of & ated { May’ 13051 i records STt SHANGE FROM AND INDUSTRIAL D TO R AREA: Progerty Lobiting the wemt ox of 10t sireet Detween Rhode Taland ave- nue and Hamiin' street, CHAN( M A AREA TO A RESTRICTED AREA: Property abucing iheeast eide of T0th etrest .. between Franklin and Hamlin streets, CHANGE FROM “FIRA T CoNMTERCINTS & TO RESIDENTIAL A AREA: Parcel 214718 located on the southeast corner of 25th street and Good Hope Road SE. CHANGE FROM *SECOND COMMERCIAL. TG RES DENTIAL B AREA: South half of sduare bounded by 3rd. $th 1 and K_streets E.__CHANGE FROM IDENTIAL B RESTRICIED To FIRST COMMERCIAL ¢ AREA: Lots 68 and 50, square 1253 logated premises 3137 and 3130 NSt ON.W. FROM_RESIDENTIAL TO FIRST (Jan. 30 and Feb. 25) on the S.S. “Columbus’’—by far the fastest and most luxurious * All Shore Excursions Included in the Rate, ‘Twenty-four day cruises to Cuba. Jamaica, Venezuela, Rates $375 & up Send for West Indies booklet Raymond & ‘Whitcomb Co. 606 Fifth Ave. New Ul Ave. 8 Walnui Philadelphia. Ober's 35. & Tourist Agency 1420 W Street N.W. New York: N MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE. MOVING STORAGE KRIEG'S{»XPRESS PACKING '™ SHIPPING €18 EYE ST.N.W. MAIN 2010 STORAGE FOR FURNITURE AND PIANOS. WESCHLER'S. 920 Pu. ave. n.w. Phone Main 1282, Main ¢ WILL, TAKE PART furiifure to’ Phil Dec. 16, Call Fr NATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE & MOVING (0. Storage Household Goods. 500 Rooms. Tocal wnd Distance Moving PACKERS & SHIPPERS. Good Work, Free Estimates, W 5. 17% New York J Without Worry or Risk. Re MOYE B rvive Lom Ratse. Storage in rooms. $2 mo. and up.” Ex- pert packers for shib- NORTH 104 Ding. 705-9 Florida Ave. st gt e pepegac e LONG DISTANCE MOVERS COMMERCIAL: Proverty abutting both sides of T street N.W.. bet®%een 17th and 18th. ste. Soutn aide of T, street X W between 114 and 1ath etreety, CHANGE FROM ‘Finet COMMERCIAL TO, &ECO\D ) COMMERCIA 28, square s 1335 10 1o New Lois 810. 811, 252, located at wmx York avenue N. Tots K00 1o 804 incl. and 163 to 167 incl.. square 628. located on north cide of E streit jPeticeen North itol _street * and w A\GT FRON RESDENTIAL S 15 SE¢: MERCIAL "D AREA; Property SowRting ihe mest side bt Cangi Streot between G and, M strects. PH TION XIX, AREA DISTRICT ERCEPTIONS - ZONING REGULATIONS, to require one side ard onl; s 30 feet or less in widih. A CUN( RUDOLPH. F. A, O. SHER- RILL. DAVID LYNX .lE! District of Cnlumhm e 7 MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. PIANO. SAXOPHONE, BANJO Rag, Jazz, Popular Music In 20 i rn Mt 3 for_free 8 st. o.w. Maio 1278, terms. TH'S FIRE-PR OF TORAGE CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH 3343 STORAGE SPACE By Month for Merchandise or Furniture LOW RENT Jacobs Transfer, Inc. North 9300-0501 800 18th St. N.W. | zene i the ng_ bot and | i all | STEAMSHIPS. STONE MOUNTAIN PAINTING ON VIEW Work of Art Exhibited Show- ing Every Detail of Memo- rial Project. Following a private showing to art the local committee the Stone Mountain Memorlal Association today extended an invitation to the 1l public to view a painting 1e great memorial project by Frank lin Barber Clark, the Washington artist The painting, which has just bee: completed, is on exhibition at the local headquarters of the association, )0 Southern Building. It is 12 feet by 7 feet, showing every detail of Augustus Lukeman's conception of the Stone Mountain Memorial. Features of Painting. In the painting Mr. Clark has por trayed the enormity and beauty enterprise. The mountain itself, eat bulk of solid granite risin sheer thousand feet above the rounding levels, sweeps ength of s and shows tinctly the figu , each more th likenesses of the Confeder including Robert E. Lee and Jackson, who arc pictured 5 an on ch, are declared to be particularly impressive On the base of the mountain and immediately to the forefront, M. Clark has &t accurate concep the temple that is to be it of gr: with with_th together <o, extends erities, of n a cary columns which, mir pleted temple and tain on which generals is ¢ Wide Esplanade. Surrounding the la ing is a wide esplan fledg box trees, more than two The tomb which is bein for an unknown sold War is plainly visible temple near the I Services Clark painting the memorial were tendered the Stone Mountain tion without ving volunteere: nissior its 12 n the h a wreat z0on, " width oon mirrors the the mou sectior e paint 1 with oon in rve > Civil just the goon. n, he h the cor re. 1id being s an ampaizn in th headed ayson. The pictur the organization hea tween 9 and 5 daily a hibited in other sections of the coun committee, Local Agents | try later. EDUCATIONAL. Learn Another LANGUAGE our_easy conversational method, Tamous for 13 years. Private of class instruction.” Moderate rates. FREE TRIAL LESSON. Berlitz School of Languages \ 816 14th St. N.W. Fr. 2620 A Little Ad of a Big School | NATIONAL SCHOOL FINE AND APPLIED FELIX MAHONY, Director, Main 1760 If you believed— you'd find immaculate house- keeping, good music, best of food and setvice, you'd write te GALEN HALL ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. for bills of fare and rates today. Specially attractive rates Jun’ng November and December Panama, etC. fes e+ emmmmme v ship ever to cruise the Caribbean. l AT'LANTICQITY N.J. _ Fireproef Ideal Loeation o eloped nfter twenis-five yea: findividual management ALWAYS OPEN Saneson vy Falter./ Bezdyy FLA. MIAMI of | ART 47 RECRUITS SOUGHT FOR COAST GUARD New System Inaugurated as Shortage in Personnel Is Felt. Battling against h try seas, v odds of win- lously wealthy rum run of re-en listments and some desertions among fabu ners, shortag officers, few nlisted p as well tr rigors of enforcing along spotted “wet” coast line of the United 4 law which has proved in some aroused not only no ssive oppositior sonnel, as the ex me e t have but ager 1es ruiting posts and ser duty, where they sorely needed. while much responsi bility has been turned over to some the reliable old-time warran officers in the service Jacing effect study ¢ moved from to more acti ecedented sed follov tuation and this were the here last w i bulle contemplated ear] Guard recruiting the N or th them ung cha in is ing long cinl ctio: ¢ expansiol ivities avy in hel officers who headquarters week, taking un 1etion d ofticials ady t ur 1 diff are on > the ntered in rum | stan LOCK secial) i | | VILLE, min F. daughter, at and the Lome day from Brown, b at B he ceme county. Mrs as before her ma = a Miss Flooke, was a native of ederick Mrs ville, 7 r due to mp rvived by dren Ps is = ch ™ B ge of John W Danvi . und obert L. E Va., and Miss Grace of Marshall, Va Upon pleading Court here to a intoxicating liquor ir with the intentior Douglass this county $200 and costs and nter {ouse of Correction for Judge Al i spend thre he House of Cor The annual v observed in the “hurd h \Hm] | Rev J who delive: B. Ta church. included music features. Crittenden Miss Regina Va.. and Greenville 18 of Mae Payne, in the Police of having possession z it, Henry was fined d to the ree months It he months in his the i [ v t tior issfonar Ro v day was Christiar charge of the church Rev. = ir a quartet and othe Fond of Their Schools. All-Schools d in McPherson sands of patrons, | take part. The pageants, conce tests and musical tures. It is a con whic mnd cour nnual eve; ns. Thou and pupils consists of v i D MIAME FLA, AGAIN—THE SEASON with its end not till fa velier every day— —growing brighter way May Three Hundred Thousand Visitors are expected this winter Miami is prepared to entertain them royally-well with thrilling sports and sensational attractions and. has pro- vided plenty of accommodations for all with a scale of cates to suit. 136 Hotels—46 of them new. 315 new Apartment Houses, making a total of 665, open for this season. Five thousand residences will take roomers. . The Climate Supreme he transportation problem hu Double tracking and extension of railroads. For Health, Fun and Play fairly met by Fast de lure train servce. Through trains and sleepers from prncipal Notthern aties. Improvement of the Dixie Highwa Clyde Line S. S. Co. and Admiral chants and Miners S. S. Co. from Philadel lina S.S. Co. SPORTS AN the Flonda Easc Coast : New York ; Mer a; Baltimore and Caro from Philadelphia and Baltimore: Lines to Nassau ND ATTHA( 1ONS ttain the Ultimate he golf courses in tropical settings. Surf e e = dinaac. S funiesd varieties of fish. Many, many tennis courts Yachts and speed boats - Biscayne Bay—and the Mid-winter Regatta. Polo, Aviation, Hi Li. Horseracing, 45 days, starting in January Beautiful bayside and seaside drives, and through the cocont:ts and tropical fruit groves Highest class musical entertainment ARTHUR PRYOR'S FAMOUS BAND (twice da Reyal Palm Park) Miami is breaking all World’s Records for Business Pv:gnu. T Buviness opportu Rich surrounding agricultural district for Truck Farm ing, Dawying, Cltris and Tropical Fruit Growing. Vit Amenca's *“ Wonder ™ City this winter. The city awhich everyone wants 10 see—wil see sooner or later. 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