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AUCTIONS THE EVE /@ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, MONDAY, WARCH 22. 1926 . STEAMSHIPS, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. THGS. J. OWEN & AUCTIONEE] Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick Apartment House, Known as the Livingston, Situated 1741 T Street Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated MI 18, 4. being instrument No. 3 3‘ 8. 1924 Amou“ the 1. ecordstof the Districs of Gotanibia ant st the request of the party secured thereby, ti undrul[ d trustees will sell at public aue- ton, In front of the premises, on TUESDAY. THIRTIETI DAY OF MARCH. A.D: 1026, "AT FOUR P.M.. the follow seribed Tand and pre Situate 10 the Din et ot "Columpla. "and " deai g Jota 30,21 Sand 22 igion of “sauare v ed 10 the. office of the strvevor Tor mnrm ot Columbia in" Liber T e Sold_sub erma: Sold_subiect to a prio: deed o truuet or $40:000.00. further Daticuiat of Which Wil ‘ba annolinced at time of tale: the prchase price above taid fret ta e a7in cash. "X denouit of ‘230000 re” il vAncing. recording and rey- AL puirchaser s st Terma 10 ba compiled With within thiry dave. other: Wise deposit forfrited and' the properts’ may Ta"advertisad and resold at' the discretion of the ‘trustees. JESSE H_WEDGES aved -u ¥, FLIOT MIDDLETOX, TRUSTEE:! SALE " OF _VALUABLE_BRICK DWELLING. G PREMISES NO. By virtue of a Julr' 10,1825 heing instrument No corded July 14. 1925 among the land record of the Diatrici_of Columbia. and at the re uest ol the ‘party secured iherehy the un- jorstgned frustaes will sell at_public auction in front of the premises. on MONDAY. THE TWENTY.NIXTH DAY OF MARCH. A.D 1026, AT FOUR P.M. the following de- seribed Tand and premises. eituate in the Dis. trict of Columbia. and designated ‘as and beine Jot 39 in S H. Walker and others’ slindivicion of Tots in’ Sauare 838. as ver pPlat recorded in the office of the survesor for the District of Columbia. in Liber 12. at folin 108 Terms. Sold’ subiect to a huilding associa Hon' trist for ahont £3.000.00. further par- tieulars of which will he announced at time of sale. the purchase price ahove said trust to he paid in cash. A deposit of $200.0 required. Convesanci ecording and rev- ehtie stamps At purchaser's cost. - Terms to he complied with within thirty dave. other- | Wise deposit forfeited and the property may e advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustocs WARING mh17-d&ds.ex TTSHANNON. CALDWELL AUCTIONEERS FURNITIR AT ATCTIO! STORAG ¢ R CHARGES Notier 18 hereby £iven that we will sell within at No. Pubiie our, W0 Mass i D. Cummines. A Roosmond. Al vagties intorested piease take. notice ash "ORAGE & TR, Ave. N ATy A0 Mase mhos THos N. AUCTIONEERS. HAMPSHIRE E A tue of & r(nin deed of trust dated Juiy 13. 1925 being instrument No. 77, re- cordad July 15. 1025, among the d records NORTHWEST of the District Columhia and_ at the Teauest of the parts secured therehv. the Undersizned trustass wi'l sell at public tion. in, front of the nremiss on WE DAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH N MARCH. AD. 1828 AT FOUR-THIRTY P M. the following-described land and prem. fass. situate in_the District of Colum)ia. @nd’ designated as and being lot 30 in Ma: {1ida Helmvth\e subdivision of lota in savare £1."an per miat recor in the office of she_ survevor for the District of Columbia {n Liher 18 at folio 101 ‘ferms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $5.000.00. {urther varticnlars of which will be announced at time of sale. the pur- “hase Drice above said trust to be vaid in asn. 4 denout of $300.00 required. = Con. veyancing rding _and revenue stamps Al purchaser's cost. Terms to be comblied With within ‘thirty’ dava_ otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be adver- fired and resold al the diseration of the trustees. 7IS COSTAGGINT. BERNARD o M ITH Trustees. mh11.13.15.16.17.18.19. THOS. J. TRUSTE] BEI S SALE OF FRAME DW, E PREMISES 1831 GAI ST.. ANACOSTIA, D. C. By virtie of & deed of trust dated June %.1819. and recorded in Liber 4214 at folio 84 of the land records of the District of Columbia. and at l:(‘ request of party se- cured, the undersigne substituted trusts n pquity cause 30354 will sell at public auc- in front of the premises._on TUESDAY. 2 THIRTTETH DAY OF MARCH. 1926 | AT TWO-THIRTY P.M.. the following land #na_preimises {n” the' Disirict ‘of” Colimbls to wit: Lot 41 in bl 10, _now aauare 7833, in The sundicieion of Ruena Vista. \n.\rni;ll . a8 per plat in County 44, page 7 P2%urms of sale: All cash. Deposit of at time of sale. Terms to be complied with LLING, VILLE 10n in 30 dags or deposit forfeited and prop- erty reanid at cost of defaulting purchaser. RICHARD M mb18.22.24.26.29 Bubsitiuis Trasics. Shannon, Caldwell & Co., Inc., Auctioneers Household Furniture Pianos, Hotel Carpets, Etc. From Storage Houses, Hotels And Others At AUCTION 304 Tenth St. N.W. Wednesday Commencing 10 A.M. And ai 11 AM. Another lot of High-Grade Car- pets from Wardman Park Hotel Shannon, Caldwell & Co., Inc., Aucts.| ot . G. Sloan & Co. ‘ Inc. Aucts, R — 715 13th St. Large Sale of Household Effects| of Every Description At Public Auction TTHOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEE:! ALUABLE _SEML ot TREET NOR By Virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5144. folio 403 el g8q.. of the land records of the District 0 Goliimbia, and at th ! the Dart secured “inerehy the ‘undersiened irostces will sell -at Nl{ht‘ ‘ ed ll\;\}lml " fron e THE, Fimst THREE Auction, IOBSRAYs i o ke following de. Oc firibed land and prémises. situate in th District of Columhia and ¢ d as being lot 18 'in’ the Subdivision. by Wood- Vieth of lots in bleck 10. -Brook; Jand. plat recorded in” the ofiis of the surveor for' the. Distric. of Colbia in_Book 71. at page 200 ing now known for taxation Sold_subject to a prior deed of $4.000. further particulars _of ), e amnounced”at ime of ‘sale: rchase price above said trust (0 be pald in cash. A deposit of $2C0 required. Conveyancing. recording and revenue stamps at purchasers ‘cost. 'Terma to he complied With within ‘thirty’ days. Otherwise denosit forfeited and the Droperty may be advertised and resold at_the discretion of the trustees. ERICK A LINGER E . MALACHLER block 10 be- s square 3883 for __mh20 THOS. 1. OWE B STREET NORTHWEST. By virtie of a certain deed of trust duly recarded in Liner No. 4808, o ae B 9iinaf e 1and records of the District of imhia. and at the request of the party Seeira thonicy Sl fatiest of the B il 3ol At public aiiction. in Tront of the prem RRaT ises. on WEDNESDAY. THE THIRTY DAY OF MARCH. A.D 1026, AT FIVE P.M the following “déscribed land and premi situate in the District of Columbia. and designated and heing lot 78 in Alex Mil- lar's subdivieion of lots in Block 78 Worth"Addiion 1o the G of Washineton - a0 A Preared in Liber Nor A folio 127. of the records of the office of the sur- or of the District of Columbia ow known ‘for taxation purposes as lot n Sauare Terms: Sold_subject to a prior deed of trust for $5.000.00. further narticulars of Ahich will he anriounced at time of sale: the purchase price abov ust 1o be d I cash "N acponis ot $500.00° required Conveyancing. recording and revenue stamos purchaser’s cost. Terms to he compliad th within thirty dass. otherwise deposit forfeited and the” properts may be adver- tised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. ROBERT T, McKEEVER. EARIL E. GO! mh19-dds Trustees. THOS. J & SON. AUCTION TRUSTEE QF WALUABLE FRAME DWEI KN AS PREMISES DOn-T1ih STRERT SOUTHEAST virtue of a certain deed of trist duly rded in Liher No. 4784. folio . of the land records ‘of ‘the Distr OWEN imhia_and at the request of the DAFLY secured “therehy. the undersigned tra il sell at oy onc n frone ot the | _r premises. ‘on 'HE THIRTIF DAY '0F MARC 1976, AT THREE- THIRTY O'CLOCK P . the following-de. seribed Tand and premises. situate in the Dis frict_of Columbia. and designatad_ae and being part of Tot 11.in sauare 975. hegin- nins for the same at a point distant 101 feet B inches from the northeast corner of tud saare: thence west “U1S Tt 104 inches. thence north 11 fest. thence east feet. ‘thence north @ " feet 11 inches. therice east &1 feet 101, inches. thence south with the line of 11th st. east 17 feet 11_inches to place of beginning. Terms: All cash, deposit of $200.00 reauired. Convesafcil recording and rev: enue stamps at purchaser’ Terms to he combiied with within (hir® daye. other: wise denomit forfeited and the propertsy mas be advertised and resoid at the discretion of the trustees. Nt AN AR e mh18.20.22.24 36.30 m ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Unclaimed ‘Freight at Auction to Pay Freight and Storage Charges. Notics is hershy sen that an S, {30 Jpat o0 SATUR: AY. MARCH TWE N 2 BoNMANRE A LOCK A we W eell. at public auction at Weschier 920 Penna ave. n.w. to pay freight and other charges. certain’ goods on hand with us in the following names: Mrs. Francis A. case Paper Patterns. 1 bundle Matter: Cogawell Bargain House. 3 r Cheats. 6 crates Desks. 4 2 crates Desks. @ bundlea Chair bundlés Rockers: J_Jacobs. 2 cartons Earth- enware, 2 cartons Enamelware: Melrose Pot- ters €.~ 1 hhd. Earthenware: Mobile. Auto Sunply Co.. 1 bundla Steel Signa: A. F. M, gram. 4" drums Earth paint’in ol 1 itto 'in_metal cans. 1 case Varnish: M Bertha Mason, 1 Child's Chair: “Pasto Flower Shop. 2 bundles Paper Boxes: Para. mount Auto’ Paint Co. 1 cass Paint and v 1 Roberts, 1 V. Van Seiver, s "mn B, Weisel, 9 cases Ol on_Salv, ale Tohte 16 vales Tent Flice. "Bartior ihisrest please take notice ermi _mhi3 THOS. J TRUSTEES! DWELLING “BEING " PR) MAINE AVENUE SOUTH Br virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated November 12, 1925 being instrument \ 108, recorded November 17, 1925 among land records of the District of Columbia. ms at the request of the party sscured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction. in fron of the' premises. on MON: AY " THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF MARCH AD 1958 AT THRELAHIRTY P M., the following described land and prem- ises, situate in the District of Columbia, and designated as and being part of original lot 14 in Re 'D."" described as fol- lows: Beginning for the same on the south line of Maine avanue 13 feet 10 inehes northeastward from the northwest corner of said lot and square and running thence northeastwardly alons the south line of said ventie ‘10 feel 3 inches, thence southeagt: diy at rignt ancies ‘o, said avenue 80 feag. thance southwestwardly el _with faid avenue 25 feet and therice B33 straight line to the beginning. the joint oo 37 the ooy ey 2 Teading “south: eastward to the 30-foot public alley binding the south or rear end of ‘said lot 14, Tarma: Sold subject'to a_oprior deed of trust for _approximately $4.500.00. further particulars of which will be announced a fime of sale: the purchase price above saf trust to" be paid in cash. A _denosit of 200,00 required. Convevancing.” recording and reventie atmps at purchasers cost. Terms to be comnlied with within thirty davx. otherwise deposit “forfeited and ' the proverty ‘mas " ho' advertised and resold at the lon of the tristees HOWARD. TT. HILIP STEARNS. 10 “Trustee 1 OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEER SALE OF VALUABLE_TWO- BRICK DWELLING." BEING S 1011 9th STREET NORTH- @ mh17 THOS. TRUSTEES STORY PREM EAST. By virtus of & certain deed of trust. dated December 23 38, land 1925. being instrument No. recorded December 4. 1926, among the cords of the District of Columbi: the request of the Darty sec the undersigned trustess will sell at ction. in_front of the premises. on ONDAY. THE TWENTY.NINT "r MARCH "AD. 1028 AT YRS PN the following de ertbad Jand | and praniises. situate in the District of Columbia. and desienated as and being lot 23 in Donath and Nagle. trustees’. subdivision of lots in square $09. as per piat recorded in Liber 21. folio 90. in the office of the survesor for the | Diatrict of Columbla, excepting a triangular | piace. a1 "zround in the southwestern: corner of aid lot. dedicated for alley purposes by laf recorded in_said eurvevor's office in iher ‘38, folio 45: now known for taxation purposes a lot 808. in square H0A Terms: Sold subject 10 3 prior, deed of trust for $3. 0. and a second for about L 800.00. x:]nner nmwul-n of which will announced at time of sale: the purchase Drice above said trusts 1o be pald in cash. A deposit of $200.00 required. - Conveyancing. recording and revenue stamps at purchaser's Terms to be complied with within otherwite deposit forteited and riy may be advertised and resol AT SLOAN’S 715 13th St. WEDNESDAY March 24th, 1926 At 10 AM. Terms—Cash. C. G. Sloan & Co,, Inc. phzz 23 - STRRG THOS. J. OWEN SON, AUCTIONEERS. Tnutee: Sale of Valuable Three-Story Brick Dwelling Containing Store on First Floor and Apartments |{ Above of Three and Four Rooms Each, With Double Brick Garage In Rear, Known as Premises l4lh Street Northwest. Tirtug of & certain deed of trust, dated gy’ i’b being instrument No. 31 Fero July 25, 192 . among ~the ' land records u! the District of Columbia. and at the party secured thereby. ine undersigned irustees will sell at publ ERBRY! -:'%’E‘ SIRTYFIRST DAY 0 NESDA - fARCH. AD. 1926. AT FOUR-THIRT’ M.. the following described land and prem- es. ‘situate in the District of Columbia. and desiemated as and being lot 97 in Aulick Palmer's subdivision of in the south erounds of Columbisn Universty and known ‘Cranen Terrace | as per recorded in Tiner County 6. {olio 65 of the records of ihe office of the survesor for the District of Columbia. Subject o0 covenants of record, Terme: Sold subject o a_ prior deed of truet for $11.000.00. and a second for about $5.500.00. further particulars of which will he announced at time of sale: the purchass | price above said trusts to be paid in casl R deposit of $500.00 required. Conveyanc: ing. racording and revenue & chaser's cost. Terms {0 be compli Within thirty dave. otherwise deposit for. Jeited and the property may be advertised “and resold &t the discretion of the trustees. ASS Trustees. the request of mh18,20,22,24.26, ) at the iscretion of the trustees. E._ COLI Fec AR 24 Trustees. SCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Valuable Investment Properties. By Auction. Apartment and Store: and Florida Ave. N.W. 1235 7th St. NW.,, 1344 T St. N.W. 807-509 N St. N.W. 1224 6th St. N.W. By virtue of anthority vested in the under- signed. we will offer for sale by public aue. fifn: dn tront of the e espaciive premise THURSDAY. MARCH FIVE Tase, {following real estate in ke District ot olumbia. \ AT 3:30 PM. Lot 88 in satiare 238, imiroved by thrse- story and hasement apartment. No. 1344 T st. n.w bject 1o trusts aggre- gating $5.900: rental"$120 per month. Lot 22. squaré 448, tiproved by thres. story brick store with apartments. No. 17 2, nw. sublect to trust $12.000; rent 5 101 S5-wer MO0 490 B 1. ‘sauare 480, improved by pridk Gwehing. 3 dntitmenis of 3 roqme and g 5. s ublect (o trisis segrératin . st. ... sublect ig s PAE Lot 61, square mproved by brick store with 3 vartmont Sa4” 6th. st n.w.. sublect to, trusta nsrrsuunx $6.500. mh17.19. ADAM 2nd Lote 30 and brick dwelling. improved by modern containing " 3 PHCTE | square 309! apartment _buildi S g, S _w. (corner truste aggresating $42.560° Pepull particulars as to trusts made knot at sale ‘or upan anolication to yndersien : Cash o porits of iaon e narcels IIIfl 500 each on 7th st. and 2n d Fla. ave. | parcela. required at sale. CD’IVB’IHC‘II[ re- cording and stamps at Terms_to h! complied from fllt! of sale. Dlhflr“u the right served 1o resell the %PDDEP‘! at &ouer detitliing purchaser ater dve: davs M\'erllugfinkz |l|4| sale ll| me news- bt pubiished h o B \9 4 EsCHLER & SON, Acts. ml ¢ % B thmy davs ;‘" and “| forfeited and the mn KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa Has a Heart. ™ PoLicE COMMIBSIONER " You say yave HUSBAND HAS Disaseranep ? WELL, HE WAS ALWAYS KICKING BECAUSE T WOULDNT LET HIM SMOKE IN THE POODLE oUT HOUSE ' THEN HE FUSSED WHEN I MADE Hi TARE My AND WASHING DISHES IEEn® To HAKE HIM VERY CROSS, BUT THEN I USED TO LeT HIM GO TO THE MOWIES OWE. A WEEK SO HE HAD NOTHING FOR A WALK ! YESR, SHALL I CALL HIS WIFE WP o' TELL HEQ Bo3s ? BY POP MOMAND| an TLL ADD ANCTHER TBN To T! TH ' foor. Guy ™ AUCTION SALES. | FUTURY. DAYS. I %, J. OW] Trustees' Sale of Valuable' Two-story Brick Dwelling, | Known as Premises 3936 Livingston Street Nortll-‘ west, By virtue of a cel in deed of trust dated | September 4 1025 heing instrument 148, recorded September 21 1415 amone e Tand records of the District of Columbia. N e reonent bl the DALy secured thereby. the undersigned trusteen will sell &t PUblic, guction 'in_tront of the, preguses. of | WENTY-SIXTH D3Y OF MARCH A D AT FIVE P\ the fol. | Jowing desrihed snd and Dremisss I8 ihE rsirned 10 A, ara desiznated | as and being lot 31. in sa 1740, in Ful- ton R. Goidon's sibdivision of vart ot tract of land cailed “Chevy Chase plat recorded in the office of the sirvevor for | the District of Columbia in Liber County 2 at folio 41. subiect to building line restric: tion and rovenants of record Terms: Sold_aubject to a prior deed of | st for §3.550.00. further particulars of | which will e announced at fime of the purchase pi d trAst to he paid in caxh. A $500.00 reauired Bonvesaneing. recording and revenue stamos at purchaser's cost. Terms to be comvlied with within thirty dave. otherwise deposit | ed and the property may be advertised | the trustees. BRTHWEST i By virtue ol certain deed of trust. dated Janusry'7. 1098 heing instrument No. recorded JTanuars 17 1825’ amone the lan: recorde of the bmrm of Columbi d the request of t party secured thereby. the | undersigned trustees will sell at oublic auc tion_ in _front o! lh! roml om WEDNES. DAY cwTHE ITH DAY OF MA U 1824 AT FOURE M. ine o] lowing gncnhod Tand and premises. situate in the District of Columbia. and désiznated 3¢ and being parte of original lot 3 and 4 in Square 27, thin the followne | metes *lfl houn: n\l“!'{ r llk! same on North street at a point |IIM|I feet west of the southesst corner of said 1ot 4 and running thence east on said streat 21 feet 7 inches. thence due nflrlh 55 test 8 inches. thence northwesterly to s point 6308 feei | due north of the place of beginning and | thence due south to the place of beginning. Terms: Sold subject to a vrior deed of trustfor “$3.500. further particulars of which will ‘be_announced at time of ale: the purchase Drice ahove said trust to he A de it of $200 required ‘onveyancin and revenue atamos urchaser's cost. rms to be comvlied | within _thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited ‘and_ the property may he adver tisnd_and resold at the discretion of tne | trustees. A Do kR LFI:D\'" ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. TRUSTLE" SA LE flF VALUABLE M- !OETHEA! By virtue of a certain deed o rerordtd in Liber No 3867, folio 245, ei sea.. | the land records of the District of Colum. h a. and at the request of the party secured therehy. the undersigned trustee will sell at Gubllt auction. in front of the "g“i on RIDAY. THE TW’NTY -SIX' AY OF | MARCH. A 10 AT FOUR-THIRTY | O'CLOCK P.M.. lh‘ Ifl“fl'ln describead land and nr"s‘ situate in the County of Wash- ington. rict of Columbia. and demgnated as and heing 1ot _numbared forty (40) in sauare numbered fAfty-six hundred and sixts. two (5842). in the subdivision known Randla Hirhianda. nlat of which is duly re- corded in the office of the surveror of the | rict of Columbia. in Book 36. ther with the improvements. con: ory frame dwelliny One-third of the purchase money to he naid in cash. halanee in two equal installments. payable in ons and two with interest at & per centum per a num. pavahle semi.annually. from day of | sale. secured by deed of trust upom the nrov- erty sold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A denosit of $250 will be re auired at time of le. All converancinz. recording. rflvenur stamps. etc.. at cost of purchasr. Terme of walé to "be comnlied with within thirty da: from day of le. otherwise the trustee reserves the richt fo at_the risk and cost of defaulting r. After five dave' adver- trust. duly | tissment of guch resale in some newanaver ublished in . Araomcm: VR % TRUST Trustee. By C. J. BELL. President. Attest: ALBERT H. ASHILLINGTON, ssistant Secretary. mh19.22.24.26 “THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. US VAI UABLI 7‘ W TRU! !TFE% ?“! OS AR T AS PRE!;I ES IOl- 3rd HTRFLT NORTHW! By virtue of a cprtain deed of trugt. dated October 15. 1924, being_instrument recorded October ‘28 1934 among ihe fand records of the District of Columbia. and at The requast of the Darty secuired thereby. the undersigned trustess will sell tion'in_front, of the premises. on FRIDA THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF MARCH ! A.D. 1928 AT FOUR P.M deacrihed land and premi irict of Columbla, and desiena being ot 98 in Luther .’, Swartzell's Tision of lots,In sguars l’elvun're rAgfll on to the City o 1ecorded in “Liber 23. n fwflo l; Said sauare 108 Being known for pufposes of atgessment and tazation as square “Torm blect to & prior deed o trust for $3.5¢ , 0B, o " furiher particulars um B urthase ahove rxm l' n n cash j "yumn oom. of nvenn- o otanss ATar Cagt {o be complied ithin, thirty dass. s otherwise. denosit the nwwl{ may be advertised tion of the, ystees. the following situate in the at Torfeited o d s ;‘m discrel ROBERT £ 1 mh13.15.17.19.20.92.23,24.28.2. THOS. J. OWEN & SOX. AU\:TmN!:ns ‘TRUSTEE FARY - "PRovE, VED %Pt b2 3 ! 5, TON STREET NO mua e e reat Joted AB 2], helne instrument No. 8. e, ea Aptt oamong the land revords e AT & 1 Cotmits, and st the Te- uest “of ‘the parly secured inerghy. the un. Faiened trastees -m well at hc ucsion, in front-of th remises. m* ST TWENTY:] ‘e (ollo-mc geserived land and g ore! mdi éa. sitate in”the ct_of Columbia, ant e being lot numbered two )mndmi ‘and “forty- ne (241), in sauare numbered thirty hun- and inirty-one (3031). in the loubd Yision, made by Howenstein and edy Broth X»c«rwr ted. of part of Plea per plat recorded flon e 97, in the P e Distpi ot Cotu pola. | Sublect to ¢ covenant that no "'i" ing ‘shall b erect on said lot within 18 feet of the front |Im| thereof. excapt projections which {i 32 follows: Porches 8 feet. bay window ld mnt to a prior trust for rther particulars nl Shite Zints Snstaced ol i oW 5 i3 ure e in cash. A deposit of $200.00 rmur Conveyancing. recording and r@un\l- stamps rms to be Dll!d at purchaser’s cost. iR ithin thirts dave. otherwise. debosit be advertised gm grustees. mh17-déds.e u!u THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Semi-Detached Brick Dwell- ing ‘with Garage, Being Premises No. 509 Randolph Stn.t Northwest. virtue of & certain deed of trust dajed Aunm 24: 523, bejne Jpstrument No k amor T ords of The Dlstrict of Cola. wnd a ad flle juest of the and resold at |‘$ dl Trust l-fl{ secured thereby, the igned trustees will sell at public aue- on in !Ml of ‘§§ gm'vlnllg- MDT$U fiF 9 D 1928, FIVE &CMK M. lh! 0“0'!“[ desci land and prem- |¢I !l!lllle in th a a‘;flc\,o‘l '(]Jnlu‘mbtl and I l} I‘ %fl" jon n{ igia I bk o, ixur 4 |T' 3n. of e n ce of \hl surveyor of she District of cn!;"n’r‘l‘n"l‘ of sale: All cash. A deposit of $500' will ‘be ‘requt ine 0t Sale: Al conveyanci) u ' rty at the fllk & ‘purchager, after M 1 at | Lot 108 in Michael | improved a¢ ahove iPM. 4 | sale TAUCTION SALES. i FUTURE DAYS. | “THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of anulble‘ Residence, Being Premises 2131 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest. By virtue of a September 10. 1925. heing inatrument 194, recorded Sepi 1925 among. the ‘land records of the Disirict of Colum. hia. and at the request of the parts secured therehy, the undersigned trustees will sell ai uhlic_austion, in front of the oremises. on TESDAY. = H DAY OF | MARCH AD P the fol ! lowing deseribed land and premises. situate in"the District of Columhia. and desienated s and heing lot numbered one (1). in.h numbhered 6). “Kalorama Heights." as per nlat ded 'in “the office of the syr veyor for the District of Columb County folio 34, said bl Known of assessment ation as Suy Terms tain deed of trust. dated No subiect to a prior deed of 0.00. turth: riicalars of of sale: the to he paid ane-third cash halance Ko, A deposit of $1.000.00 reqiived Convevancing. recording and revenue stamos at_burchaser's cost. Terms to be comulied With within thirty days. otherwise deposit rfeited and the ty may he advertised pd resold at the diserefion of the trustees. JAMES 1. HOBBS HOWARD A. BURNS __mh1Rd&dsexSu TTHOS. . . United States Marshal By virtue recorded in Liber No. 507 b Tand Yecords of the Disiriet of Cohim ia, and At the request of the narty securad | therebs. the tindersicned trustees will sell at uRlie agetion in_front of the premi U R W RN TS N TR DAY OF MARCH A.D. 1926 AT FIVE 0CLOCK, PM.. the following described land and vrem. | ines. ‘situate in the District of Columbia. and gnated as and belng lot 55 in J. M. Vale | I R L M Block & Peters Milia Seat.” as per plat re- | corded in the office of the surveror for tha District of Colimbia in Liher 41 at folio 5. hein desznated for taxation as lot 55, Sayare 2081 Herme: Sold subiect to a prior deed of trust for $4000:00. and & second trust for | ahout $1.300.00. further particulars of which Shich “will he announced at tme of sale: | The purchase Drice above said truste o d T eath A denaxit of $200.00 required Convevancing. recording and revenue stampa | At purchasers cost. Terms to be comvlied ! SR Uwithin, hirty dass. otherwise denosit Jorfeited and the properts may be advertised | and resold at the discretion of the trustees. | EDWART K. RUSCELL | WARD 0. LIKE) i reers. | ADAM A TRUST . ALUABLE Two. STORY BRICK I 0 WEST VIRGINIA By virtye of twe duly recorded. respe folios and 130 records of the District at the renuest of the o the undarsigned trist i of the land | of ’u.nm.mu and | A aettred therel will‘offer_for D 4 p OF MARCH. 1026 A1 FIVE the follawing deacried land and nremises. | situate in the District of Columbia to R Readv's subdivision | of lot 25 in block 3 Trinidad izt | Pecorded in the office of tha survevor for The Thatriet of Columbia in Book A9 at folio 7. aid hiock 3 now knownfor burooase ©0f ‘ancetement and taxation as square 4065 . me of saie: One-third of the purc moner to he paid in the balan- e ual Tsfalimente. “reoresanted hy - the nromissors notes of the purchaser. parahls in one and two years. with interest 5 per cent per annum from das of sale. paY. Able semi-annuallr. secured by deed of trust i upon the praperty sold. or all cash. at the aser. A denosit of $300 ovtion of the purc r at_time of sale reauired of vurc converaneing. recor notarial fees at cos A7 Mle to he ramplied with Within thirty daxs from dav of eale. ntherwise the trustees Teserve the right fo resell the provertv at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. after five dave’ advertisement of sich resale in_some newsnaper published in the city of Washinzton. " lthe rurchaser. 1‘oc e at Aime of e TRUSTEES: SALE Ol TORY BRICK NORTHWEST By virtue of & certain deed of trust. dated | November 1924 heing instrument No. ! 548 recorded November 11. 1924, among the | fand ‘records of the” District of and ai"the’ request of the par thereby, the undersigned trustees ublic auction i RIDAY. THE TWENTY.SIXTH DAY OF MARCH. AD. 1926 AT FOUR-THIRTY the following dexerihed Iand and prem- inen. sitliate in the District of Columbia. and denignated as and heing lot 7 Remaburs's ubdisison of satiare Jat recorded in the office of (h i ' of Columbia. in Lity folio 182 | Terms: Sold suhject to a prior desd of | trust Tor ahout $1:800.00, Furthar articn, of ‘which Wil he announced at time of ihe Diirihase Rrice” ahove said it o e baid In cash. A deposit of $100.00 ra | quired. Converancing. recording and revenns | Slamps at nurchaser’s cost. Terma fo he complied, with wifhin ‘thirty dars, ‘otherwise | deposit forfsited and the ‘properiy may he | advertised and r‘;-um ‘Hh- discretion of the | Y trustee: TGHT. JOSEPH P. STUBEN! mh16-d&ds.exSu Tru ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Three - Story Detached Dwelling, No. 1502 Thir- | teenth Street N.W. By virtue of & certain deed of & eptember 20. 1925 her 104 recorded October 18, 19 Ih! land records of the Distriet _ and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undfl'!’lfl’d trustees will gell at | ublic auction. in front, of the premizes. on | ONDAY, THE TWENTUNINTH DAY OF | MARCH, A.D. 1026. AT FOUR P.M... the fol- Jowing descrived land and premises. situate | in"the District of Columbia. and designated | as and being lot 73 in Olmstead and others’ % | fibdivison ot lots in square me’.;'n;‘: ot corded In the office of the survi r the 3’"]1‘4“?( Columbia. in Liber J. H. K.. at ferms of sale finm subject to a prior deed | of trust for $10.000. and & second for about 8,000, further' particulars of which will Antounced at_ time of sale. Purchase | price above said trusts to be paid in cash R Geposit of 8500 required. Convevancing. recording and revenue -tun‘v- at_nurchaser's cost. Terms to be compli with within thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and | the Bropeits may’he adveriised and resold at crption of rust SR LN DARNELL CARL 0. “HALF\ te THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Seven Two-l Story Brick Dwellings and! Five One-Story Frame Dwell- | ings, Known as Premises| 2403, 2405, 2407, 2409, 2411, 2413, 2415, 2417, 2419 H. Street Notdlwut and 815, | 817 and 819 New Hampshire Avenue Northwest. | By virtue of ellht certain deeds of tr!u dated July L8, 1035, belng Insiruments o b 68, 87, 68. 69 70. 71 72. recorded Jul Tosh," mong. the_ laid Fecords. of District ot Columbia. and at the reauest of | the party secured thereby. the undersixned | trustees will geil at public auction, in, fron 1 the resvective premisee. on Wan SDA THI TWENTY-] Ffl(‘RTH DAY MARCH. | TP D BEGINNING AT TOUR 0'CLOCK | the” following described land and premises, eftuate in the District of Columbia. ~and designated a8 and ‘being lots . 10, 11,1 13, 14, 16 and 16 in O'Brien's and Dobbin's | “““’"“'fl‘ of oniemal lot” 2 in” square 30, | a8 per plat recorded in the office of the s veyor rr the District of Columbia in Liber ‘at folio 81 iperms. One-third of the purchase meney to be Daid in cash. balance in two equal in- | etalim 'nts. payabls in one and two vears. with_interest at 7 lper centum per pavanle semi-annually, from das of sale; by deed of trust upon the proper Sold. or all cash. at the, option "ot the ou chaser. A deposit of 0.00 will be re- quired on_each parcel n ime of aal conveyancing, recording. revenue stamos, efc. at_cost of purchaser. ‘erms of sale to be fomplied with within 30 days from day of it sl e e, e Ul.e proverty Fisk o o | Gfauiting purc aiter five daye' adver- | guch ressle 15 n_ ll.l:ll 15,17.18.] ll 20, l!‘IIMSi isement of .uenhrmu;:l in ‘sgme newspaver n publisted in Washing f R, STAEREY e mh13-deds.exsn K | design | from the ‘northeast corner of | the | pand i as per plat | Ce + nal lof 1 feet | to the A | Washington ADAM A. WESCHLER & SO | *nd thence Fast | from [ trust_for $40.000.00. further particular “'THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable! Three-Story Brick Dwelling, Known as Premises 407 D Street Southeast. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated 24, being _instrument ovember 8. 1924, among ds ot the District of Columbia the request of the party sscured the ‘undersigned trustees will sell uuhllf suictien. in x‘n Hent 4 Jhe premjsee, H.AD. AT THREE P. e Tolwine “descrinad” 1and and premises situate in the District olum as_and being part 6f orii 9 in sal 821, described as followa. ginning the same on the south line of D sticet at a point distant 20 feet west lot and west along the ‘line of said thence sonth 60 feet, thence north 60 feet’ to the \nm"”lh’::; B Terms hiect to a prior deed of trust for . further particulars of which Wil he aniounced at time of eale. purchase price above sald trust to be arh posit of $300 requires Conveyancing, recording and revenue stamp at purchaser’s cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property mav be advertised on of the irustees. RS ATIMER. v ustee Auctioneers. Sale of Restaurant and Bakery Equipment, Office Furniture, Etc,, Contained in “Bellevue ! Farms Lunch,” No. St. N.W. By Viriue of a special writ of fleri fac Lantiad Bt of - the Clerk s oMcn of thi" e ne Court of the District of Columbia and To"me ‘directed 1" will sell “for cash ae an | tiretr _hy. public 1334 G stregt n.w. on TUESDA MARCH " THIRTIETH. (106 AT "TEX OCLOCK AM entire fixjures ani nieny A csitained therein D ieetuding Fahiea Chatra Cash Registera. Compination Refrigerator_and Steam Tables, Lui tera. Floor Cases. Electric Fans. Coftre Trns. Miik Cahinst. Sieel Lockers Miirors Bake | Ovens. Candy’ Furnace. Proof Boxes. Refrie- | Ranges. Brotlers. Chefs' Tables, Dish Washer. Exhaust Fan, Electric Meat_ " Grind licing M ap. Crockery. Glas Office Equipment. Adding aph. Household Effects_eic.. siezed and levied upon as t| properis ot the "defendant. Belleviie Farm unch Company. Inc. and_sold to satisfy zment at law. No. 71130 in Kronheim. and Sidney’ W, C.SNYDER. _ mh20-d&ds - ADAM A W auction within premi Grease ware Louis | Executors’ Sale of Valuable Three-Story Brick Dwelllng,i No. 625 E Street NNW,, in an | Important Business Zone. | Virtie of an order of the Supreme Columbia. i Te Sdwin B Wr. deceased Wdministraiion No the' indarsigned Wil oftar Tor sals by punlie tion. in _front of the premises. on THI'R: DAY THE FIRST DAY .OF APRIL. 1078, | AT FOUR OCLOCK P M. the following: | deacribed land and premises. miuate in the Distriet of Columbia, to wit: Part of origl n_sauiare Xo. 43R: heginnin the southeast corer of say ce west with said F. street 14 feat | 118 inches thence ‘morth 80 fest A1y inches: thence sast 14 feet 11% inches t0 the egat Tine of"eaid 1ot thence sonth 48 Inches 1o the heginning. 'subisct Ts an to the wall granted to the Alner of the 1and adioining on the east he fned recordsd i Liver W R 95 at folio =8 i"ine Jand recorda of the District of Co Imhia improved as ahove Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase monay 10 he aid in cash. the balance in two ! TaUAL matallments represented Hy the prom {ixai' notes of the purchaser " pavable in one and Awo e ith inerest at 8 ner o Ner annum from day of sale. pavahie sem ety Taneuired DY desd 01 trUs upon the | Ytv sold. or all cash. at the option of | A, devosit of $500 reauired | Al ‘convey- mp# and mota. | X on E Tot. ther ding. ] fens at cot of purchaser. be complied with within thirty v of #als, Otherwise the executor the right to reseil the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. after five daya’ advertisement of such resale in ome n.u-nnr‘w published in the eity of EUMEYER. Jr. PR HaNE x mh20-d&ds.exsu . Auctioneers, Trustees' Sale of Valuable Improved Real Estate, Being 21271 P Street Northwest. By \|rlu- certain deed trust re. corded ivlr 0. 5041, folio 224 et seq of the Ha at the request of the party secured Yorsale oy pyblic_suction, in front, of the remise: CH 1926 AT FOURTHIRTY A otk ‘\? the following-descril et in the’ Dretrict ot €t Snd oremis art of original lot num- Tummia. to Wit bered thres seven (67). bemnning, Ter of said lot on P street a i thance north 120 fest to a 30 thence weat 13 fegt thence West aet e tence squth, 10 foet 1o B sireet Iei to the beginning said_part of lot numbered thre ) now being known for the purposes of assessment and taxation as Int numbered eight hundred ang one (RO1) in_square sixty-seven (67 ard?Te of saje: Froperis subject to 2 rat deed_of ‘trust of sixty doliars . ($65.000.001." maturing May 1928." bearing interest at six and on m%nlu’: of theast cor Tunning J.“‘" e of sale, erty_sold. with interest per annun_from day. of option of purchase: Tequired of purc ancing, recording. revenue stamps_and no. tarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terma of complied with within thirty dava of sale. otherwise trustees reserve TiEht o' resell property at risk And cost of defaulting_purchaser. after five davs' adver- tinement (of" such ‘fedale in some newspaper published in Washington. WA LINKINS. RINS Trustees. x.E’l’ ys‘. .‘1’.’. ireet. _ mh19-d&ds.exSu t seven per cent e. or all cash convey- THOS. SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Residence at 2201 Ma: sachusetts Avenue (North- wesat Corner Massachusetts Avenue, 22nd Street and Florida ‘Avenue), Contain- ing 16 Rooms, Six Baths and Garage. By virtue of @ certain deed of trust. dated Soptember 10, 1935 being instrument No rded September 23. Tand “records of “tne* District “of and at the request of the party thereby, the undersigned trustees will LR e auction. i trhnt of AY. THE THIRTIETH DA F AT FIVI zrn-'mm e fondwing demsribed jand tuate in the District of Ce Rimbia: and desikhated as and beine vart of lot numbered one (1)."iu block numbered seven (7). now taxed as lot numbered eizht hundred (800). in square numbered twenty- five hundred and twelve (2512). together with the improvements. Terms: Sold subject to a prior dsed of of which will be annoinced at time of sale. One-third of the purchase money above said trust to_be paid i h. balance in two equal installmen in one and two with interest at &ix Der centum per pasable semi-snntally. from day of aale. secured by upon _ the B ertes Hold. OF, alf cash. ai fhe Soeton ‘ot the purchaser. A deposit of $1.000.00 will e required a¢ time of sale. Al conveyanc. Ing. Thcording. fevente stampa. ate.. st cort of purchaser. Terms of aale to be comnlied s S om0y St otherwise the trus rve the righ resell the proverty at the risk and coet of defaulting rnrc aocr, alter five daye“adver. tisement of in_some newspaer Wash gga A published in WA mh18-déds,exSu J. OWEN & 1334 G| & the “Everett” Apartment at' ud Tacords of the Distriet of Colum | the undersigned trustess will offer | o) 31 in square numbered sixts: then Nort 16 the wast line of | Sale of Valuable| ‘&lnmhm I 10N SALES. __ PUTUREDAYK. Shannon, Caldwell & Co., Inc., Auctioneers Another Lot of High-Grade Hotel Carpets From Wardman Park Hotel At AUCTION 304 Tenth St. N.W. Wednesday ! At 11 AM. ] _PROPOSALS. OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIV Ariington Memorial Bridge mission. Washington, D. C.—Sealed proposals will be | U this office unt] 11 am.. A | and then opened. in Room 14 ¥ Building. for Furnishing and Deliver: ing the Granite for the Arlington Memorial Rrides acroas the Potom Wash D. C _upon ington Furthes a \\KRI PTCY NOTICE N TH REME COURT OF THE DIS ‘trics of GOl halding & Bankrup trading as *Exc hankrupt,—In" Bankruptey given that the fied his petition pras: discharge from all his debts in hank ruptes, and that his ereditors and other per- kons 1 interest are tequired to_enter their appearance in apposition. 1f any so desire. in the clerk’s ofice of said court, on or fors the 21at das of Apnil, 1028 'RALPH D INTER Ketoree in_Bankrunicy iy above-named {have to be provided, hut one disposal :p!am will, Iy, for | BIG WATER AND SEWER INSTALLATION TO BEGIN Gaithersburg and Washington Grove Projects Involve Out- lay Totaling $400,000. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., March 2 Washington Suburban Sanitary mission will, it is understood, soon be- gin the installation of water and sewage stems at Gaithersburg and Washington Gro The surveying nd much of the other preliminary work has about been corpleted. The last Legislature enacted a law making Gaithershurg and Washington Grove a part of the Washington sub- urban sanitary district. It is estimated that the Gaithers- burg part of the work will eost around $225.000 and thet at Washington Grove in the neighborhood of $175.000, or about $400.000 in all. Separate water supplies in the shape of artesian wells and standpipes will, it is stated, it s said. suffice. Eventual- it is thought. water will be piped from Seneca Creek, some miles aw: The money, of course, will be raised {by A bond issue and the cost of grad ially redeeming the honds and pay- {ing the interest thereon, as well as |the expense of operating the plants, | will be paid by the property owners {according to the front footage of their holdings abutting on the mains. It STEAMSHIPS. 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Have you arranged for your Euro If Not—“See OBER” Let us give you information about Student Tourist Travel A cruise to the West Indies this ‘Winter? Or to the Mediterranean? {Bermuda and Havana are delightful now. We make no charge for armnging ANY trip you may take. OBER’S STEAMSHIP & TOURIST | M AGENCY 1420 H 8. N.W. Phones Main 3347-3348 RESORTS ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3. Atlantic City.ALJ. lvlul 187 A-anun plu ‘ lusive h-e‘". . ivata gurage e Brémini: ( and Hotel Accommodations | i world Is and berth in | To) is estimated the assessment per front | foot will he between 22 and 35 cents, | probably a little less than 30 cents. On the ground of the cost, there wag considerable opposition to the project. particularly on the part of residents of Gaithersburg, who went so far as to engage counsel to see {what could he done. Approval of {the town council was, however, all that the law required, so far as the people of Gaithershurg are concerned, {and. as this has heen obtained, the iplans of the commission are expected {to be put Into effect without delay Hawali National Park will have a | road extending to the top of Haleaka- lla, 10,000 feet ahove sea level, where autoists may view at close range one the largest extinet craters in the OIL CITY FLOOD RELIEF EXPECTED Streets Inundated as lce Gorge Moves, Damaging Two Bridges. By the Associated Prs OIL CITY, Pa., March 22.—A slight recession of water in several tribu- taries of the Allegheny. while the river itself remained about stationary. gave hope today that the flood situa- tion here, caused by last night's move- ment of the huge ice gorge which had been lodged in the river since Febru- ary might not become aggravated. Riverside streets, including Seneca street. the city's main thoroughfare, remained covered with water to a depth of 1 to 4 feet. The water backed up behind ice. which jammed with the gorge movement at a bridge just be- low town. The electric plant was put out of commission, but there was no scarcity of light and power, as was the case when the river overflowed a few weeks ago. Current was sup- ;lllod' from the Clarion River electric an Bridges Damaged. Flood pumps were kept in operation at the waterworks to keep water from l‘_'r!):nz 'h"’fflrfi! in the boilers. e shift in the ice damaged two bridges. hoth traction company struc- tures. Three spans of the Big Rock Bridge. below Franklin. were torn loose, two falling into the river and the third across the tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The tracks. however. were cleared so that trains were operating today. The under- structure of the Reno Bridge, near here, was carried away. Traffic on the Erle Railroad Bridge in Ofl Citv was suspended. It was feared that the structure might have been weakened. The Eighth Street Bridge at Franklin, closed last night, was opened today. Rain Is Feared. Capt. John Paul Dean, United States Army engineer of Pittsburgh, returned to Ofl City today to observe conditiona. He said several days of rain would greatly imperil Ofl City and Franklin, byt that with continued ;nxr rhm'he!r u;d water sufficient to oat the miles of ked ice. the e should be gone wmn a week. e Capt. Dean declared the prediction of his department had proved true— that only nature could be eounted upon to move the ice. The attempts of Dr. H. T. Barnes of Montreal to “burn out’ the ice with thermite were declared “absurd” by the engineer, who likened the experiment to an ef- fort to “heat a house with a candle.” Dr. Barnes, on the other hand. said thermite had “saved the situation.” He said his efforts had been directed toward weakening the lower part of the gorge so that the upper part might come down. ALASKA COST $7,200,000; 1925 EXPORTS $62,223,735 — LF \L NOTICES. { SUPREME COURT . _KINGS COUNTY—_IN the matter of the Petition of Joseph Con nell for an order under Section '7-A of the Domestic Relations Law to disgolve his mar- riage with S 11.—To Sadie Connell Pleace take hat the petition of o s#ph Connell. pursuant to Se of the Domestic_Relations Law fo ‘order die. e the marriage hetwsen Sadie Connell nd dowph Connell will ne presented to & Justice of the Supr Kings Counts v n i Hermy Fart 17 therear “anpointed {0 he held in the Counts Court House in the ork. Kings Countr. on the at 10 o'clock in r ae soon there- 74 and a hearing York. 10. TRk Atfornes for Petitioner. 280 Bm:drav Bor ugh of Manhattan P Under S ANeD TADIE FONRELL —The for upon rou by | Dulteation purea { oranis Leander B. Fave: eme Court. of the Sta iated March ' 9th 6. ‘and “fled with the petition. fMces of (he Clerk of the ounts of Kinge. at the HAIl of Record caid Countr AMUEL S s T Peuitioner. 180 Broadwas. Bor- ough of Manhattan JAMES F. SPLAIN, Attorn ||N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columhia.—In re the anplication of Nathan Damel Goldstein for change of | Pame iy, P30ITe SO o ToRithan Daniel Goldstein having filed a petition pray fine for a decree changing his name to Nathan Daniel Golden. and having applied to ihe court for an order of publication of the notice raquired by law in such cases. it is by the o this 2nd day of March. AT TR2b"® artiered that ail nersons concerd | after a { had_thereon {1026, a Justice of of Imports Were $33,199,511 Last Year and Trade Increase Was $1,828,133. By the Associated Pres JUNEAU, Alaska, March 22 Trade figures compiled by John C. Me- Bris collector of customs for the Territory, show that Alagka, for whioh the United States in 1867 paid $7.200.- 000, oxported $62,223,735 worth of products in 1925 alone. The Territory closed the vear with a favorable trade balance of §29.024,224. There was an increase of $1.828133 in the total value of merchandise shipped from and into Alaska. The Territory’s total commerce was $05.423.246.- of which $33,199.511 was imported and the balance exported. The fish industry showed a slight decrease. the total being $38,163,845 in 4, and $37,609,451 in 19 - The shortage was attributed partly to a small salmon run in the Bristol Bay district and to restrictions made by the Government for preservation of the industry. Sedes o AUCTION BILL OF SALE REVEALS LIFE OF 1849 it any there he. on or hefore d day of March A.D. 1626 why the of " said " matition should not he granted: Provided. That & conv of this or- der he nublished cnce A week for three con geeutiye weeks before eajd day in The Exe- i ning Star newspaper. WALTER 1 Chief, Justice. (A (iriie cops’ Toul: PRASK : HAM. Clerk. ' Bv FRED (. L. Assistant i vmlxvlr\'.\"rt" S fi“ ATJ(( MATICS sciences. Jangiiages. 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Our Free Employment Bureau is in closs touch with hotels throughout tha United States and places graduates in contact with good executive positions everywhere | Lewis Hotel Tr ining Schools i ' i| for Managers “Asmistant Manager | | Pennsylvania Ave. n 23rd St. Night classes now forming. Class lim. ited: enroll early. Drepare in few short monine for ‘big nas with gieger” oppor. tunities O 4 PM . OUT-QF-TOW] | LY YOUR BOY’S SUMMER May be spent under living conditions similar (0" hix'own Nome, with ‘a1 Gitdonrs 0" play. in.. at oodstock Cot Sohodl" wondstnck | Vermant. b i | musicAL INSTRUCTION ; PIANO, SAXOPHONE, BANJO Rag. Jazz. Popular Music in’ 20 lessons | Free “lesnons’ if you buy_instruments here. e | MOVING, PACKIN & STORAC 1G g8y STORAGE KRIEGS RESS | PACKING W/ SHIPPING mnur.lglr e lln 1282, in_9539. MOVING ‘Without Worr; Risk. Re. I} s ST T i rt ki s b NORTH 164 The Ortonville (Minn.) Star prints the following gopy of a public sale or vendue in Kentucky before the Civil War: “Having sold my farm and 1 am leaving for Oregon Territory by ox team. will offer on March 1, 1849, all of my personal property, to wit: All OX teams except two teams, Buck and Bob and Tom and Jerry; two milk cows; one gray mare and colt; one pair of oxen and voke: one baby voke: two ox carts: one 1,000 foot of poplar weather boards; plow with wood mole board; £00 to 1,000 three- foot clap boards: 1.500 ten-foot fence rails: one siity-gallon soap kettle; eighty-five sugar troughs made of white ash timber; ten gallons of maple syrup: two spinning wheels: thirty pounds of mutton tallow; one large loom made by Jerry Wilson: 300 poles: 100 split hoops: 100 empty barrels: thirty-two gallons of John- son Miller whiskey, five vears old: twenty gallons of apple brandy; one forty-gallon copper still: one dozen reel hooks: scythes and cradles; one dozen wooden | pitchforks; one-half intersst in tan. vard: one .32 caliber riffe: bullet mold and powder horn: rifle made Ben Miller: fifty gallons of soft soap: hams, bacon and lard: forty gallons of sorghum molasses; six heads of fox hounds, all soft mouth except one. At the same time I will sell my six Negro slaves—two men, { thirty-five and fifty years old; two boys, twelve and eighteen years old: two mulatto wenches, forty and thirty vears old. Will sell all to- gether to same party as will not | separate them. Terms of sale, cash in hand, or note to draw 4 per cent. interest with Bob McConnell as My home is two miles south Kentucky, on the Mc- Canns ferry pike. Sale begins at 8 a'clock a.m. Plenty to drink and eat.—I. L. Moss." Antelope Have Danger Signal. When the prong-horned antelope scents impending danger, he erects a patch of white hair on his back into a fluffy white tuft or ball, which shines in the sunlight and warns other mem- bers of the herd to be on the lookout for dangerous intruders. To‘n;ist Fee Extracted. In Greece foreign tourists pay a fee for the privilege of visiting the old mu- seums and places of interest. The | original charge was about $5, but a movement has been under way to in- ! crease this to $10. Evidence of having | paid the fee admits the tourist to all the places of antiquity. — Wind Generates Electricity. By installing a windmill at a place where the wind currents are constant a railroad in Montana has generated sufficient electricity for the operation of its block signals. The electricity thus produced operates the signal over a stretch of 105 miles and has proved a very successful experiment. Stockholm and Stettin, Sweden, are to be conected by a. commercial air lina. 3 two handle hooks: three-