Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1926, Page 59

3 AUCTIONS. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. Al R @ OR ® ROOM ouses. brick or frame. white or colored. ut must be in the city limite.Main 9210 "Aflfifi'fi BUY ON CAPITOL 1 o0d meighborhood, close to Pa car two-story 7 or K room bouse with ail i) improvements and garage. Call M. S, Main 5004 X TI. PLAIN. MODERN. DETACHE owspriced house: Mt. Pleasant or Wiscon Ve, lige: s tar office. te price. Address Rox 206 ANT TO BUY A SIX OR EIGHT ROOM ousa in any good section providing price iy reasonanle: 'submit full particulars. or otharwise do not reply: speculators and nrof iteers naed not answer this ad: ralway mail clerk. ' Address Box 271-B. Star ofiice A7T0 8 ROOM HOUSE. N.E. or N.W. SE( tion. Prefer old house: would ke Dpos enion within 43 dave F. A_GARVEY oom 307 9. W Main 018A ¢ PURCHASERS FOR HOMES 1N sections of the city. For auick sale list Sour home With us. ¢ HARRY E. GLADMAN, LINCOLN 346 306 PENNA. AVE. S E WANTED HOUSES Would like 0 purchase a row_of hrick honses in good .. noe.or se section of tha miiy. Address Box 79-H. Star office PURCHASFRS FOBR auUSES 1N tions of the city. List your house for aquick sale F. DONOHOE & SONS, ___314 Pennavivania Ave SE OUT-OF-TOWN RFAL ESTATE. OCEAN "CITY-—SEND _ FOR SELECT Iist” cottages and apartments for ‘seaion st established real afiica eatate in gesort, " MASIEY & EBWARDS "Geean AT TIC CITY — FURNISHED COT- G Harris & Cov 102 Guatantee Tric Blds Kirantic cltr % FOR SALE—GLEN EYRIE—ATTRACTIVE ecows and chickens: never f. w apring soft Watar " upring honse' 3 min: Walk from W M. «tation at Blue Ridge. Address MRS HARRIET B HARRIS, Blue Ridze Summit Pa_ 8 CAPE coD, ] WILD HARBOR—FALMOUTH Three acres covered with large tiee Ass cleared ready to build on. diractly on hare nvariook ing_hav. good beach. safe harhor. restricted neighhorhond saciuded vet handy to r. r Station, stores. ate.: town waler. electricity. g00d roads: alwavs cool hreeze: water 85 to 52 from June te Octoher. Ona of the hest Jocations ‘left on the rane References re auited. Owner will make attractive prive for quick WATE COLONTAL PROPERTY. ACRES FRONT HOU'SE, 123 Price. $21.500. with pretty £0.000 with 1 ¢ A-room house harbo make $15.000 acres with 283 feet 2828 feer outhuildings Price. $2.800 a0 chore: on State feet shore. on gond tenant house. ate good development road go0d hungalow truit trees AUCTION SALES. o THIS AFTERNOON. = THOS. 1. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEFRS. Trustees’ 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 2406 14th Street Northwest. BF vir L& certain deed of trust dated s 16 5., being " inatrument No. 31 tecorded” July 25 1825, among the land ccords pt the District of Columbia. and at {he reqleat of the barty secured’ tharehr. the undereigned trustees will sell ar puhlic auction.“in front of the premises. an WED. NESDAY. THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF NURCH AD 1996 AT FOUR-THIRTY the foilowing jsss” situate in the District of Columbia, and deeiznated as and being lot in " Aulick Paimer's subdivision of lots in the south Eroiipds of Columbian University and known ranen Terrace.” as per piat recorded in Liner Counts " Tolio 53 o, the racords of the office of the survesor for the District of Columbia. Subjert to covenante of record Terma: Sold subject to a brior deed of trust for $11.000.00. and a sacond for about i $5.500.00. firther particulars of which w e announced at time of sale: the purchase Drice above =aid trusts 1o be paid in A deposit of $500.00 required ing. recording and revenue stamps al chaser's cost. Terms to he complied with within thirty davs. otherwise rdanosit for: feited and the properts may he advertised and resold at the diseretion of the Large Sale of Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s| Furnishings, Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, etc., Re- moved From Store For-| merly Operated by M.| Shinas, Deceased. By Public Auction, At Weschler's, 920 Pa. Ave. NW., Thursday, April 1st, 1926, Commencing 10 A.M. Pants, Overalls, Sox. Under . Collare, Tias. Gloves, Relte Shoes etc: Ladies and Chil . Tnderwear. Hosers. Gloves 4 btions, Dry Goods. Siuit Case andbags. ste Terms ' Cash ADAM A WESCHLER & SON. Aucts 9.30.31 & SON. AUCTIONEERS. WRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE SEMI DETACHED RESIDENCE KNOWN AS ;RE_}QISE‘ 3724 12th STREET NORTH By virtus of 3 cedtain desd of trust duly recordsd in Liner Yo 514%. folio 403 st weq . of the land rerords of the District of Columbia. ‘and at the request of the party secured “thershr. the undersigned triis will aell at public auction. in front of the remmigas. on TEURSDAY, THE_FIRST AY OF APRIL. A.D. 1824, AT THREE HIRTY, OCLOCK P.M. the following de ribed land and premises. situate in the ittict of Columpia and designated as and eing lot 18 in the subdivision by Wood- | and Vieth of lote in hlock 10. “Brook s ver plat recorded in the office survegor for the District of Colum n Book 1. at page 200 caid hlock 10 ng now known for taxation as square 388: Terms: Sold suhiect 1o a prior desd of trust for “$4.000. further particulars of whith will he announced at fime of sale o | the nurchass price above said trust to he 5 v 2l I T A Donlt ot S200 Featiired WILLIAM P, BERSON onvasancing recording and revenue stamps | 925 15th St.'N.W. At purchaser s cost. Terms to be complied Trustees. with within Ihirty days. olherwise deposit | forfeitad and the proverts mar he advertised and reacld a1 the diseretion 0f the frustees YREDFRICK A LINGER U H McLACHLE mh3n.22.74.26.29.31 Trustées ADAN A WESCHLER & SON. Auctiones Trustees’ Sale of Fixtures and Stock of Jewelry, Etc., in Premises 1704 Fourteenth Street N.W. By virtue of a certain chatte] deed of trust. dated January 19, 1925. and recorded n the land records of the District of Colum. ia as instrument No. 72 on January 22 1R25 and at the request of a party sscured thereby. tha undersizned trustess will nffer for sale as an entirety. at public auction within the premises._on THURSDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL. 1026, AT TWO D'CLOCK P.M . the trade fixtures and stock spiscellaneous jewelry and bric-a-brac now and upon eaid premises. Terme of sals: A deposit of $200 at time ¢ sale balance payable all cash within five aye thereafl f torms of sale are not Dlied with within five davs from das of es reserve the right to resell property at the risk and cost of the de. faulting purchaser after five days’ advertige. ment of euch resale in some newspapers pub. lished in the District of Columbia LEOPOLD V. FREUDBERG THOMAS F. CULLEN, —1h26.27.29.30 31 _____Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & ATCTIONEERS TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE_TWO. STORY BRICK DWELLING. ' BEING REMI NO. 117 PIERCE STREET | ORTH' ST. . By virtue of a certain deed of trist. dated ovember 4 1024 being instrument No. 48 recorded .\m'nmhe%!l 1924 among the fand records of the District of Colummia. and st the request of the party secured thereby, the undersiened trugtees will sell at ublic auction in_front of the premises. RIDAT THE TWENTY.SIXT DAY OF ARCH. AD. 1926, AT FOUR-THIRTY M. the following deecribed land and prem- ses situate in the Diatrict of Columma. and jeeignated as and being lot 74 in Charles D. emeburs s subdivieon of square 557 ss per Jat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia. in Liber 15. at Soljs mn- Sold_sublsct ¢ rior d erms- Sold subject 10 & prior deed o or._about "$1°800.00. “rubther particn “hich will be Announced at {ime of 1o:“the purchase price ahove: saifl (riet ta Be ‘paid i cash. X' deposit of $100.00 re: quired. Conveyancing. recording and revenge Samps at irhar oL Terme to- be omplied with within thirty davs. otherwise 2wt forfeited and the property may be savartised and resold af the diteretion of the iy JoskpR BoSTUBENER mb16.d&ds exSu Trustees. $FTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST. oned untl THURSDAY. THE FIRST DAY o, !ksi.u) 926. AT FIVE P.M. ' DER OF THE TRUSTEES, 82730 apl - Sale of Valuable| Convevane: | bur- | THE A EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1926. : STEAMSHIPS. ; | AUCTION SALES. ___TOMORROW 'ER & SON. Auctioneers. Sale of Valuable Three-Story Brick Dwelling, ! No. 625 E Sh’egt N.W,, in an | Important Business Zone. Virtne of an order of the Suprema of the Di t of Columbia. i | extate of Edwin H. Neumever: &r | Kdministration No' 33865 the' i [ peecitore, will oer Tor wale” B Dbl e | nt of the ‘hremises. o i _THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL. 1828, FOUR O'CLOCK PN . ihe followine described land and premises. stuate in the 1 District of umbia. to wit: Part of origi- I sanara No. 158: heginning the southeast corner of said | ihaid B wireet 14 feet north 99 feet Ry foet 1% inches (6 id lot: .thence south 99 the herinning. . subiect i T 4n to the wall eranted ‘1o the {er af the tand adyoiying on the east by deed recorded in Liber W B 05 at folio 2h o7 the Tand racorda of the Distriet of Co an n re deceased. ersigned t No i atreet at Tine 3. improved as ahov Ternis of sale: One-third of the purchase money to ho paid in cash. the halance n two caual mstallmanta represanted by the nrom isso1¥ notes of the purchaser. payable in cne {and fwo ~ears. with interest at # per cent [ner annum from day of sale. pavahle se nals . secured by desd of (Ut npon the nroperty sold. or all cash. at the option of the tarchaser A deposit of 8500 required Wr purchaser at tima nf sale. Al convey- neing. recording. revenus stamps and nota |3l faea at cost of purchaser. Terma of sale 10 Lo complied with within thirty days trom of galo. otharwise the execiitors reserve rizhi to resell the property at the risk {and cost of the defanlting purchaser. after five dave advertisement of such resale in fome. newsnaper published in the cty of Washington, D C EDWIN H. NEUMEYER. Jr WILLIAM G. NEUMEYER. Executors. 1823 14th St mh20-d&dnoxSe _ FUTURE DAYS. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS OF VALUABLE TWO. NW. | “ThHOS. 1 | STORY RRICK DWELLING. REING PREMISES ' NO. $08 15TH STREET NORTHEAST | By vitiue of a certain deed of trust. dated | November 23 1624 heing instrument No 94" Tecorded November 28. 1924, among tha land racords of the Di at the request of the rici of Columbia. and PArty secured therehs. | the undersigned trustess will sell. at nublic auction. in front of the premises. on MON- DAY THE FIFTH DAY OF APRIL. A.D 1996, AT FIVE PM . the foliowing. { described land and nramises. situate in th District_of Columbia. and_designated as an ! heine parte of lots 73. 78 and 38 in H J. Gray's subdivision of square PRI | piat recorded in the office of the sur o the Distriet of Columbia in' Libar at ‘folin 9. beginning for the xame on Twelfth street. 85 feet north of the south | cast corner of said square. and running then jnorth on said street 17 faet: thence wast A | feat: thence north 14 fest to the north 107 said lot 7R thence west Along <aid north | line 3 teet: thence sauth 31 feat. and thence | east 8621 fael 16 the haginning Terms: Sold subject to a firat deed of ust for £2.50000 and A second desd of ttrust for about $1.050.00. further partico- [lare of which will he announced at time {0f kale. tha purchase nrice above said trust 1o he paid in cash A deposit of $200.00 iequired. Canvevaneing, recording and reve- nue stamne at purchaser's cost. Terms to he comphed with within thirty davs. otherwise oait forfeited and the property mas be ad. ised and resold at the discretion of the trustees HARRY B. PITTS HARRY B. MOORE _mh24.26.29 __Truste THOS. J AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' s ALUABLE BRICK DWELLING. BEING PREMISES NO. 82 L STR NORTHEAST i BY virtue of A certain_ deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. B3R%. folla 117 st s of the 1and recards of the Distriet of Coliimbia. and at the request of the party secured “iherabv. the undersigned irustees winl at puhlie_auction, ont_of fhe on FRIDAY. THE NINTH DAY L, AD. 1978 AT FOUR-THIRTY OCLOCK B M. the following.described land and ‘premisee. ‘aituate in the Distriet of Co- lumbhia. and designated as and being lot RO in Tersea M. Saul's subdivision of lots in square 908 “as per plat recorded in the office’ of the ‘survesar for tha District nf Columhia. in Liner 48 at folio 55 Terms ‘of sale: All cash. A 'deposit of $300 will be required at time of sale. All convevancing. recording. revenue stamps. etc. at cost 'of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right 16 resell ‘the propert | and cost of defaulting purchaser. aftar five dave' advertisement of guch resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D. . JESSE WILLIAMS QUINCY "SyITH, E _ mh30-d&ds exSu THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY 'BRICK DWELLING . BEIX PREMISES NO. 319 ELM NORTHWEST. } By’ virtue of & certain deed of trust. dated February 20, 1924, heing instrument No 240 recorded March 19. 1923. among the land records of “the Distriet of Columbia, | and at the request of the narty secured therens. the undersigned trnstees’ will seil ublic auction. in’ front of the premises on MONDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF APRIL. A.D 1026 AT FOUR P.M. the fol- lowing” described land and premises. situate in the Disirict of Colswbia. and _designated as and being lot 10 in Charies E_Bana's su division of lots in block 7. “Le Droit Park 24 per plat recorded in Liber County 9. folio 78.of the records of the office nf the sur. veyor of the District of Columbia. At th date hereof the ahove described land is desy natad on the books of the assessor nf the strict of Columbia for taxation purposes as lot 10 in square 3085 Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $3.000.00. further particulars nf which will he announced at time of sale: the purchase price above eaid trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of $200.00 required. Con- veyancing, recording and revenue stamps at Duirchaser's cost T i0" e " comnlied with withia ‘thirty dava: otherwise deposit forfeited and the properts may he advertised and resold at the discration 0f the trustees. CHARLES H, FLAGG HENRY 0. ATWOOD. mhA1-an2.5.7.0.17 Trustees THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL NT7 “RE! 52 Al corded August R 1025 as instrument No. 14 of the land recor of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the parties ecured thereby. the undersigned will at public auction. in_front of the premis on FRIDAY. APRIL SECOND. 1926, AT FOUR THIRTY OCLOCK. P.M. the follow de- serihed land and premises situate in the Dis. trict of Columbia. and beinz 1ot numbered fifty-seven (571, in hlock numbered two ( Reservoir View' ae descrised in said deed rme of sale Said property the prior deed nf trust securing indebteg- ness of two thousand dollars ($2.000). and said property will he sold subisct to said deed of trust indebtedness. Of the purchase DPrice over and above said desd of trust one- third is to he paid in cash and the balance in two equal instaliments. payable in one and two vears. with interest at the rate of | six and one-half (Rlg) T centum per an- ! num. payable semi-annually. secured by sec- ond deed of trust upon the property sold. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. Interest and taxes to be paid or adjusted to date of sale. A deposit of $200 will be re- anired at the time of sale. "All convevanc- ing. recording. revenue stamps. etc.. at the plied with within thirty days from date of sale. otherwise deposit will he forfei and proparty resold at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five d; advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Wachinzton. D. C. B FRANGIS SAUL. subject 1o &S Rurcti 0 HL Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick Dwelling, No. 531 3rd St. N.E. | Br virtue of a certain desd of trust duly recorded in Liber ‘No. 5143 folin et seq. of the Jand racords of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby the undergsigned trustees will offer for sale hy public auction. front of the premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE | SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. 1928, at FOU | THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. ihe following.de- serihed land and premises. sityate in the D tnct of “Columbia to’ wit: Lot 80 in the National Capital investment ‘Co.’s subdivi- sion of lots in uare 779. as per plat re- corded in’ Book age in the office of the surveyor for said District Terma of #ale:” The above Droverty will sold subject to a_ building association doed 01 trust for 270865 at 6¢. pavable 27 _per month. balance cash. A it of 300 reanred of Durchaser at time of sale. All rconveyancing. recording. revenie Mamps and notarial fess at cost of ' pur. chaer. ‘Tarms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. other- wise the tristees reserve the right to ressll the property. at the risk and cost of the [ defaulting purchaser. after five dava' adve Usement of’ such retale in, some newepaper Dublished In ‘the eitv.of Washinetgn '5"C ALMFRS F, GROFF. L SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME DWELLINGS, BEING PREMISES NOS. 4527 FLLICOTT "STREET ST AND N0 4811 DAVEN- ORT STREET NORTHWEST. | . Br virtue of three certain deeds of trust. dated August 14, 1925. being instruments Nos. 157, 158 and 159, recorded August 14. 1925 _among the land records of the Dist of Columbia, and at the request of the lfi | secured thereby. the undersigned trustees wil sell. at public ction in __front of _th remises. 'on’ M. ‘bfir' TRE FIETH DAY FOAPRIL AD. 1926, BEGINNING AT HREE-FIFTEEN P.M. the following-de- deacribed lard and premises situate in the District of Columbia. and designated as and being (parcel 1) lots 35 an 8 in block 8. (parcel '2) lots 12 and 13 in black 13 and (parcel 3 lots 3 and 4 in block 8. all in 1. D, Croissant and David D. Stone. Trustees'. subdivision of part of “Friendship.” known 3 “American University Park.” as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District_of Columbia in Liber County 10, fohio 527 said Blocke & and’ 13 known as nares an . respect s | Parcels 1 and 3 sach, seld”subject to a prior deed of trust for $4.000.00 and | parcel’ 2 sold subject o & prior_trust for EQ.B(’O 00. further particulars of which will sale: the plirchase paid i cash. be “annouriced at. time o Drice ahove said trusts to he Adenosit of $300.00 required on each parcel. Conveyancing ‘Tecording and revenue stamps at purchasers cost. ‘Terms to be compli Torteitod and {he Srogeriy may be adveriised reifed and the ARG Tesold at the discretion nf tha trasiees AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. OWEN N, TTHOS CTIONEERS, | TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL FST. PREMISZS 8711 FLORIDA NORTH i ASHING- RICT OF COLUMBIA | By vir(ue of a cectain deed of trust. duly | recorded in Liber No. 4335 at folio 23, | among the land records of fhe | and at the reauest of the barty | | Distriet of Columhia wecured thereby. the undersigned trustees Will sell at public_auetion. in’ front of {he premises on TUESDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF APRIL_AD 192" AT FOUR-THIRTY (4301 OCLOCK P.M. 'the following de- seribed land “and premises. situate in the County of Washington District of Columhia, and designated as and heing lot numbered thirty-four (341, in Will A Coulter's suhdi- | vision of part of block numbered three (3). Le Droit Park. as per plat recorded in Liber County' No' 7. folie 7. of the records of vor for the District of | heing now the office of the au Columbia. said_oroper for the purneses of ta an Jot thirty-four (3 sand ninety-three (3 097 . Improvements. congisting ‘of dwelling house. Tmis 0f Safe Onethird of (he Durchase monas 1o he Daid in cagh. halance in two 2aual in<taliments. pavahle in one and two _“together with years. with interest al 6l per centum per Annum. pavahle semi-annually from day of sale. secured by of trust unon the at_the antion of ot £300. 00 will Al conveyane. revenue stampe. etc.. atb cost Terms of sale to ha vomnlied property_sold the recording hurchaser With within 30 davs from day of sale. other: Wise the (rusies 1cserve the rieht to resell he property at the risk and cost 3t dafauit Ing murenaser. after fiva daya’ adverfsement | of arh resale in some newspaner nublished | fn Washington. D. C | WILLIAM A_HILI, i AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST com | PANY. By C.J. RELL. Pregident | Attest Trnctses, | (Sea ) ALBERT H. SHILLINGTON | mh26.d&deaxSu Assistant Secreia { THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- Story Brick Dwelling With | Built-in Garage, Being Prem- | ises No. 207 Douglas Street | | Northeast. recorded Sentamber 4. 1975 as instrument No 195 amone the land racords of tha Dis friet of Colimiia_ and at the raauest of the therahr. tha undersignad trus At muhlie_anetion in front af tha nremises. an WEDNESDAY THE SEV | FENTH DAY OF APRIL AD 1878 AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M . the following-described iand and premisas. situate in the District of | Colimiia " and Assienatad 3e and haing lot &7 i Jacoh B Shanire AIvision of late 32 as per piat recordsd in the e Survevor for the Distriet of Columbia. in Toher *3 folio 74 Tarma: Soid anhisci ta A nrior deed of srust' for €3.500.00. further narticulars of which will he announced at time of sale. Tha 1y naid S5 residu f1_squara afce. of hage price above said trust to he and the 0.00 cash at time of sl 7 ‘monfhls_parmants of Merest al 7% also intere Al converancing. recording. revenue | and notars fees Al nurchasers cost. | of xals tn he eomplied with within | dnsa from of &ls. otherwise the tren Tererve the Fght 11’ the prop erty at the risk and cost of defaulting pur hasar. afier five dave Advertissment of such resale in some newspaper published in Wash inzton. D. C. MAURICE €. SHAPIRO LOUIS OTTENBERG A1 an257 Tri OWEN ATCFIo; include frust re Trustees’ Sale of Valuable| Three-Story Brick Dwelling | and Garage, Being Premises | No. 1756 Corcoran Street Northwest. | Br virtue of a certain deed of trust dulr | recorded 1n Linar No folo 212 et of the land records of the Dhstrict of FRS & SON ‘alimbia_and at the request of the part | ancured therehs. the undersizned frustee will | %11 at public auetion. in_front of *ha prem. | 1<»s “on THURSDAY. THE EIGRTH D1 OF APRIL. AD 1926 AT FIVE O'"LOCK P the following described 1and and prem. | ises. situata in the Distriet of Ccumbia and designatad as and being lot 161 in T. F. Sehnsidar s subdivision of lots in sauare 155 an Der plat recorded in the office of the r for the District of Columbia. in 3 at folio 153 Terma: Sald subjsct to a pri for $4.500.00. with interest at le semi-annually. dus 5% the purchame nrica above said trusi be paid In equai installments of one and Uwo vears. or afl cash at The option of the | Durchater A deposit of $100 required Eonveyancing. recording and revenue stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms to he compli with 'within thirty’ days. otherwise depo forfeited and the property may he adverti l and resold at the discretion of the trustee. | JOHN W. RRAWNER | mh29-d&ds xSt Surviving Trosetee | ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Busi- ness Property at the South- west Corner 10th and U Streets N.W., Fronting About 93 Feet on U Street by 140 Feet on 10th Street, Improved by Unfinished Structure, To- gether with Such Unused Ma- 1 terial Now on the Premises. | By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court | of the District of Columbia passed in equity Sanee No. 4378R the undersigned trustees | Wil offer’ for sale by puhlic auction_ in front ot The prem on ' MONDAY, THE | TWELETH DAY OF APRIL. 1676 AT TWO! THIRTY OCLOCK P.M. the following de Serihed land and premises Tistriet of Colmibin. to wit 24 ta 30, hoth inclusive | Known for purnoses of assessment a 2 tion ax Int ®7@ in souare 333, imoroved hy 1 structure. erial now on | partly finished hrick together with such un the premises Terms of sale. One-third of the nurchase money 10 be naid in cash. the balance in two faual installments represented hy the nrom {isory notes of the purchaser. pavable in one and two vears. with intereei at & per cent Per annum from dar of tale, payahle sami Annuallv. sacurad hr deed of trust unon the property” sold. or all cash. at the ontian of The nurchaser. = A denocit of '=2.500 re amred of ourchaser ‘at fime of sals Al ronvevancing. recordinz. revenue stamps and | notarial fees at cost of nurchaser. Terma of | S0 to he comolied with within thirty daye | from dav of sale. or such additional time e mas he Teauired by the tifle company 16 O e T At ot G comghny 10 The trustens Tesarve the mehi to resel] the Droperts at the risk and cost of the default [he "murehaser after five dave’advertissment of alinh tesals In some newsoaper published fn the cite of Washington. D€ ALEXANDER, WOLF. Earle Building. WILLIAM L. HOUSTON. 615 F st_nw _mh30-d&dhz.axsu__ Trustees ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctionee Bankruptcy Salé of Stock in| Trade, Machinery, Trade-| marks, Office Equipment, | Auto Truck, etc. of European Import and Export Corpor: tion at No. 924 C Street N.W. By virtue of an order of the Suvreme Court of the District of Columbia. holding a Bankruptes Court. in re European [mport and Export Corporation. bankrupt No. 1630, the undersigned trustee’ will sell by public auction. within the ahove premises, on MO: DAY. APRIL 5th. 1926, AT 10 0 CLOCK AM. stock. ' misc. imported and domestic food" products. including Olive «Oil. es, ardines. Anchovies. Mushroome. ~Syrups. Ginger Alo, Cheese, Jellies, Macaroni, Spa ghetti. etc.: “also 'Adding Machine. Type- writer. Addressograph. Iron Safe. Check Writer. Degke and Chairs. World Improved Laheling Machine. Bottling, Canping and Sealing Machines 'Cartons. Containers. Bot- tles. Labels and Registéred Trademarks. “Golden Gate" and “Collonne D'Oro’: Republic one-ton Truck Terme GATiAM AMOROSO. M A S0, 3 mh30-dddbaeren o ORSY Tt st o ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Corner Business Property, Three-Story Brick Building, Nos. 937 and 939 La. Ave. | and Nos. 205-207-209-211' 10th St. N. W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 4330 10li6 241 st . of the land records of the District of Colum- hia, and at the request of the p: v secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by nublic auction. in front of the remises on TUESDAY. THE THIRIERNTH AY OF APRIL. 1926, AT 4:30 0 CLOCK P.M., the following described land and prem- ises. eituate in the Digtrict of Columbia, to- it Par® ot arieinal Sof ‘mumnered Aee 5} in square numbere ree hundred and eighty one (381). described as follows. Vit,"n!'- ginning for the same at the southwest corner of said lot and square. and running thence northeasterly along the ‘south line of said lot 43.08 feet to the center of a wall. thence northwesterly, at richt ancles to the south line of said lot and through the center of said wall. 59 feet to tha angle, in said. wall, thence northeasterly. through the center of said wall o a point in the south line of subdivision lot eight (8) in said square, about 31.25 feet sast of the west line of said fot five (5). thence ‘west alonz the' south line of said lot numbered eight (8) and through the center of a party wall to the west. line of said lot five (5): thence south 77.03 feet to the place of beginning. im- proved as above. Terme of sale: One-third of the purchage money to be paid in cash. the balance in two equal installments. represented by the romiseors notes of the purchaser. pavable h one and two vears. with interest at § ber centum per annum from dav of sale. pavahle semi-annually. secured by deed of trust uvon the property sold. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A deposit' of $2.500 re- quired of purchaser at time of sale. All con- Tevancing. recording. revenue stamps and notarial {ses at cost of purchaser. ~Terms of sale to be comnlied with within thirty dave from dav of cale. otherwise the frustees re- serve the right to resell the property at the. Tek and cost of the defaulting purchaser. j Grinder. Slieing Machine. Greass Traps. Table | | Eloe. Was) | oF Lin William K a; T \ AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. B WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Receiver’s Sale of Restaurant and Bakery Equipment, | Office Furniture, Etc., Con- tained In “Bellevue Farms Lunch,” at No. 1334 G St. N.W. By virtue of an order of the Supreme of the District of Columbia. i in “quity Case No. 45193 the undersi ceiver will sell at public_auetion_within the above premises on MONDAY, APRIL TWELF" 1926, AT TEN O'CLOCK AM the entire ‘equipment. fixtures and supblies contained therein. ineluding Tables. Chairs. Cash _Resisters. Combination Refrigerators and_ Steam Tables. Lunch Counters Floor Cases, Electric Fans. Coftee Urna. Milk Cab- Steel Lockers Mirrors, B Rafrigerato Electric Di Meat | od re. | Exhausi Fans. Electric Mixer Silver. Crockers Utensile. Ofce B Multigraph. Household Effécts. ate. Glassware. Linens. Kitchen | uipment. *Adding Machine. | also Mis: | will‘be immediately sold in deta Terms: Cash. "If sold as an entirety £1.000 deposit required when knocked down balance 1o b i TANTS (&ineesSu OWEN < SALE OF VALUABLE REAL 3 ¥. REING A HOUSE AND LOT NUMBERED 624 ORLEANS PLACE. N.E By Virtue of & certain deed of trust re corded in Liher No_ 5261 'at tolio 203. of the land records of the District of Colim hia_and at the request of the parties sscur theraby, the undersigned will sell at publj auetion. in front of the nremises. on THURS DAY APRIL EIGHTH . "ar FOUR THIRTY 0CLOCK P.M tollowing-de Led land and premises. situate in_the Tt of Columnia and heing lot numbered | mhered 855, as described in of Tru=t. upon the following terma Terms of sale. Said property 1= subisct to a prior deed of trust securing an indeht edness of $3.000 and said property will he sold <uhieet 1o said deed of tri Of the purchase price o g of trust one-third i the wavahle (n one and twn years Al the rate of seven ner cent pavahle semi-annually, sec A of 1 n the 1. at_the ontion of the purchaser. A deposit_of $200 will be required at the in square n to be paid in Balanse in fwo aqual install with tme of sale. Al eonvesancing. recording revenue stamps. ate.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale 1o he comphed with within thi posi dave from dav of sale. otharwise d wiil he forfeited and property 1 at risk and ¢ defaulting purchaser fiva dave ad mant of such resale in some newspapar published in Washington D. ¢ B. FRANCIS SAUL. D75 15th Si N W WILLIAM P. RENSON mh29. d&daexSu 925 15th St_N.W THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM PROVED REAL ESTATE “CONSISTI WO.STORY BRICK DWELLIN PREMISES NO. HARVARD T NOITHWEST By virtue of a rertain_deed of trust duly recorded.in Liher No. 3697, folio 164, 1 seq of the land racords of the District of Colum: hia. and at the request of the party secured tharehy. the undersignad trustees will sell, at public auction. in front of the premises.’on MONDAY THE FIFTH DAY OF APRIL AD. 1928 AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK following described 1and and prem ein the District of Columhia. and desien. as and being lot 268 in William M Terrell's subdivision of lofs in hlock four ¥4 0 Todd and Brown's subdivision of part of the tracts of land known as Mount Pl ant and Pleasant Plains. as per plat of said nerty sold { BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. Curdy was duly adjudicated hankrupt. that the firsi meeting of hig creditors will held at my office in the Wilkins Buildi 1812 H northweat, Washington. on the Hth day of April. 1926, at ten-thil o'clock am attend. prove their elaims. stee. examine the hankrupt and trans: A discharge from all his debts in bankrup! and that hix eraditors and other persons QUINTER. Refer uptey is hareby given that March. 19296, the uly adjudicated hankrupt. and that rat meeting of his creditors will he held my office in the Wilkine Bldz.. 1512 street n.w.. Washington. D. C day_of ‘April. 1876, at 10 30 o'cl At which time the said credi Drove their claims. apnoint a tru n the 75th day k a atte business ae may properly come hefore s RALP| QUINTER. Referee meetin, Bankrunte: IN THE triet o H D, PR Calumbia, Holding a Bankrup: Court.—In the matier of Irene Bankrupt.—In bankruptey. No. 16 tice ja hereby given that the above-na bunkrupt has filed her petition praying A discharge from all her debts in bha rupicy. and that her ereditors and other 5008 in in‘arest are required to enter t Appearance in opposition. 1f any so des: in the clek's office of said eonrt_on or fore the first day of May. 14 RALPH QUINTER_Ref: \_Rankrun RESOR' _ATLANTIC (7Y, N. 3. SPECIAL SPRING RATES ooking for Easter Season unning water & priva hat Dancing. Orch Ample Menu THustrated on - reatiest You'll Rack 117 Atlantic CityALJ. Established 1875, In centre of excl New fireproof addition. batha. e beach front TN THE SUPREME COURT OF T triet of Columbia, Holding a Bankruptcy Court.—In the matter of George L. McCurdy, bankrupt—In_hankruptey. No, “1865.—To the ereditors of George L. McCurdy of the oite of Washingtan: District of Colmbia Notice is hereby given that on the 26th day of March, A.D. 1926, the said George L. M and at which time the said creditors appoint a such her business as may properly come Defore” st mesting, RALPH D QUINTER. Referee in Bankruptey. & IN [HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIs . trict_of Columbia. Holding a Bankruptey Court.—In the matter of Clarence A. Parezo. bankrupt.—In hankrupte No. 16845 —No- tice 1x hepeby given that the abova-named bankrupt has filed his petition praying for interest are requirad to enter their appear- ance in gpgositlon, It any so desire, in the clerk's office of said court on or_hetore 20th day of April RALPH D, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS. trict_of Columbia. Holding a Bankruptey Court—in ' the ‘matter of ron Aronstein. bankrunt—In bankruptey. “No. 1668 —Ta tha crediiors of Aron Aronsten of the city of Washingtow. Distriet of Columhia: Notice #a1d Aron Aronstein was on the tenth amine the bankrupi and traneact such other E COURT OF THE DIS. Taylor, 4 Ocean End So.#Carolina Ave. American Pl section. Sea Water in private Sun decks. Private gurage on premises. be ng. riy | act ey in of the at m.. nd. ox ald in et Tor nk e D h EDUCATIONAL. SHORTHAND TN SCHOOL,_for_Secre BOYD taries. Touch Typ. Letter Wni Tareell's suhhivision rerorded 1n Liber County 16 tolln 153, of the records of the nfee of the survasor of the Diatrict af Columbia sublect 1o the rovanants of record Terme. All rash A deposit of $200 00 reauired Convevancing. recording and reve nuR SLAmDS A1 pUrehasar's cast | Terms (n comnlied within thirty (30) da otherwise denosit forfeited and the provert maT’ he ‘advertised and resold at the discre Ton of the trusiass PERCY _H_ RUSSELL GEORGE L. BUNYELL S T Auctionsers. fuhad dad 2 = ADAM A. WESCHTER & 30 Household Goods, Upright Piano, Victrola, Elec. Wash. | Machine and Ironer, Table and Bed Linen, etc., in No. 1722 Mass. Ave. N.W., by Public Auction, Friday, April 2, 1926, Commencing 10 a.m. Upright Piano. Mah. Cahinet Vietrola Mah' Oak. Mapls and White Enamel Dress: ers. Chiffoniers and Dressing Tables. Single and Double Tron' Bede. Mattresses, Beddine. | Leather Chairs. Cathedral Hall Chair. Pie tires. Draveries. - Mirror tront Dining Tabhle: Crockers T: aum Cleane: Wardrohe Tanies Kitchen Refrigerator. Cataract Morton Electric Irons: > SYUSCHLER & SON. Auctn. | An ! OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS | Terme' Ca ADAM A mh29 30,3 THOS. 1 Trustees’ Sale of Value Two- Story Brick Residence, ! Known as Premises 3714 Fulton Street Northwest. By virtie of a certain_deed of trust duly recorded 1 Liher No. 5211 folo 317 et asq. 0f the land records of the Distriet of Coltimhia_and at the request of the party sequred “inerahy (he indersigned will aell af nbublie_auetion. in premiges “on FRIDAY. THE NINTH DAY APRIL A.D. 1926, at FIVE-THIRTY YCLOCK PM. the following.descrihed land ni premises. situate in the Distriet nf Co. lumhia. and_desisnated as and being lot $6 tung's subdiviion of lota ‘Cathedral Heights. as per plat_racorded in the office of the sur: veyor for the District of Columbia. in Ifher 69 _at folio 34 Terms: Sold” suhiect to a prior deed of trust for $7.000.00. further particulars of which will he announced. at time of sal the purchase price ahove said trust to gaid In cash. A denonit’of $500.00 required Convevancing. recording and revenue atamps front in square ing. Spelling. English Busines Boskkeeping 150 attendan 1338 G St Positions 0 Eet. 8 3 eraduates M Short Time everywhere Pennsylvania Ave. at hizeer AM Short, Intensive Business Courses Secretarial, Stenographic, All under the personal direction of Miss E. Virpinia Grant Send for Catalog ay and_Night Sessions STEWARD SCHOOL 1202 Main BA71 F Street N.W. Main 3310 e ICAL INSTRUCTIO! 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Room Clerks, Stewards || and other execuiives Our Free Employment Bureaun is in s touch with hotels throughout the “iited Staten And biaces Eradiates in act with good executive positions N At purchaser's ¢ with within ‘thirty” da; Torfeited and the properts mas be advertised | and resold at the discrtion of The trustees FREDERICK W, GRAHAM | RAYMOND G. PAYNE mh30.d&ds.exsu Trustees THOS. 1. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Three-Story and Basement Brick Dwelling, Being Premises No. 604 F Street Northwest. Br virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated February 24. 1925 heing instrument No. 263, recorded March 23. 1825. among the land records of the District of Columbia and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersignad trustees will sell at puhlic auction, in_front of the premises, on FRIDAY. THE NTH DAY OF APRIL. X'p. 1096 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. the following-described land and premises, situ- ate in the Diatrict of Columbia. and desme. Rated s and beng part of original lot 10 n square 456, described as follows: Begin- { ning for the same at the northeasi corner | of said lot and running thence west along F‘ Sireet 20 feat: thence sonth B0 feet &1 inches fo the south line of said lot: mom-fil east on said line 20 feet: thence north fest R15 inc 10 the ‘:!m of beginning. Terms of One-third of. the purchase money 1o be Daid in cash. balance in two equal installments. payable in one and twe years. with interest 613 per centum per annum. pavable semi-annually from day of . secured by deed of frust upon propertv_gold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $1.000.00 will be required at time of sale. All eonv ine. recording. revenue s of purchaser. Terms of with within thirty days from dav of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right te resell the property at the all and cost of defaulting rurcnner after five daye’ adver- "!:vxl’"{”dnl w’rh“r :IP 1] lé\me ne published in Washineton, D, C. JAMES L. KARRICK. o WM. CLARK TAYLOR mh30-d&ds.exSu PROPOSALS. U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. 1088 NAVY DE- otherwise deposit | artment Building, Washington. 'D. €.— ealed proposals will be received here until 10 A.M.. Api 1926, for leaging from the United States a tract of about 25 acres along the Anacostia River, D. C. Further informa- tion ‘on application. mh29.31-ap7-8 OFFICE OF ARLINGTON MEMORIAL BRIDGE COM- MISSTON, “Washington. D d pro- posals will be_received in this ofice until 11 am. April 15th. 1826. and then opened in Room 1813. Navy Building. for Constructing Sidetrack for the Arlington Memorial Bridee at Washington. D. C. Further information upon application. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. _GENERAL Supply Committee. North Court Yard, Build- Sixth street and Missouri avenue . Washington, . C.. will be sold at_Public Auction on Thursday. April 1. 1828, commencing at 10 am., fo the high' est bidders, the following articles w! have been declared surplus by the various Government Departments: Grinding wheels, typewriter stands, duplicating ink. slectric globes. lawn benches. addressograph frame: platform scales. electric motors, electric ranges. steel lockers, sewing machines. elec- trie_ datine, ot filing cabinets, Patent blanketing, _iron casel ags. photostat. addressographi coolers, electric fans, mimeograph cutter,’ key punches,” paper punch trays, waste baskets, scrap iron. scrap hrass. 801 copner. scrap zine, twine. etc. . of sale: Cash. ROBT. LE FEVRE. Super- intendent of Sunpiies. SEALED PROPOSALS 1IN TRIPLICATE will be received by The Construeting Quar- 2236 Munitions termaster. Rox et X Avrfllq.fi': i al Washington. D. C.. until 11 am.. 1026, and then ovéned for Moving Bul Gri Site. 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Laura Eversham. religves tim of his chargs by blacing Celia,i6 A French convant and. whan she is 1% {aking her into her homs 1o live. years later Laura dies. and Hilary is dis turhed as to what to do abou a. A Jounk Russian sculptor proposes to-Ber. but she refuses his offer. and Hilary. in daspera- tion. proposes to her himself in order that she ‘mas live in his home with propriety Celia (s hap fhe arrangement until ehe overhears some gossip about herasif and her ‘white marriage. She learns for i {ime tbat her ‘Tather had left her pennil llary xoes to Europe ‘and Cella decides to fot herself s job. ~Sha applies to Abe S urg of the Seibirg Theater, who agrees to take her on in a fancy diving stunt. She | givee up her job the day before. Hilars i ue back in the country. She tells him of her adventure. and greaily to her surpri he s amused by it Celia hecomes restl a1 the inactivity of the life she leads in Hilarg's house. ' She meets & voung musi cian. Padraic 0'Shea. who s greatly attractad to her. "~ Hilary believes that Celia is in love with Padraic and would like a divorce (Continued from YVesterday’s Star.) INSTALLMENT XLI. A Discussion of Love. ONOVAN busied herself comb ing out Celia’s long hairs from the brush and winding them into a neat wreath around her finger. “No, Miss, since you ask me, I'm glad to say I never was in love She hegan to brush again, rath: harder than hefore, hut Celia liked it “Why are you glad? Don't you helieve in love?" “Love of my neighbor, p'haps. love, No' The bhrush went deeper “But why not?" persisted Celia. “Because, why, it's just a question of the sixes—the sixes and sevens I call it. Just a question of the sixes, pure and simple, that s, if vou'll ex- cuse me, Miss—of the sixes Impure and mixed up.” Celia glanced at her in the mirror to | see if she were smiling, as she was | used to dg, at her own wit, but Dono- van's mouth was as hard and as firmly | clasped as the mouth of a leather | |traveling hag. Her thoughts were | anything but mirthful. | “If," she was saying to herself, “if you are thinking of that O'Shea lad “YOU'D BETTER LET ME PUT and | for vour looking to get any nourishment delusions from me, vou're | ersonallv Tour. | sure mistaken, Missy! flio, she was even more dissatisfied o meata Padraic’s constz presence in mar. Miami. s of | the house than Jenkins, heing fond eniovment. = | of Celia in her gritty way. APRIL 15th on the S. S. “Mary | celia considered a moment, then | | Weems™ from PHILADELPHIA |replied: | “But, Nurse. if no men and women | |got ‘in love' with one another the | world would stop.” “And a good thing. too, in my opin- ion.” retorted Donovan, showing her- self by this remark to be an uncon scious Tolstoian. “I ain't ever see anything so mighty worth while in the ‘gift of life.’ as it's called in books. | and any fool can see what ain't worth PACKING & STORAGE. while in it. Bad health and bad people . |every which ways vou look. Bad most STORAGE RNITCRE AND PIANOS, | everything. Bad luck, bad faith, bad WESCHLER'S. 820 Pa. ave. n.w. FPhons |teeth, bad ears. Look at me, just; Main 1182 Main 9530. ————|turned 51, and my ears gone back on | District Express Co. me_already | Let us move vour furniture. ete. Prices Donovan got golng so seldom that right: experienc men: never clased. M. 100! oy S oy Warehouse Storage, Moving, Crating 418-20 160th N.W. M. 4229 Frank. 2423 MOVING STORAGE KRIEGSP»XPRESS PACKING SHIPPING Without Worry or Risk. Rs. MOV e te Bervice Low Ratse. orage Tk S0 and S Dert Backers for ship- Bine. 7000 Flovian Ave. YORTH 104 SMITH'S TRANSFER MODERN 1313 You St. N.W. & STORAGE COMPANY’S FIRE-PR00 5. | when she did get going she was like a _ | runaway engine on a down grade, but | |today Celia_was glad that she had | started and hoped that she would keep | on. Donovan as a philosopher always | |amused her. and as long as she kept | | on brushing she hoped that she would | | keep on talking. She couldn’t think | her own dreary thoughts while Dono- | van was disclosing even drearier one “1 thought your ears were better? she murmured now, while the other ~ | paused for breath. “No worse is better when you deal | with doctors, T s'pose,” grunted Dono- | van. ~“But saving they are better. | there's my teeth. I've got more gold | {in my mouth this minute than most | | folks ‘put in the poor box in a lifétime. And for what? The roots go on decay ing_under tha gold just the same. “I'm afraid you haven't a good den- tist,” ventured Celia. “T don't believe there's no good dentist,” said Donovan. “Some hurts you less'n others, that's all. Some- | times when I think of it it does seem to me that the Power as made us plumb is spiteful. There ain't no part nor parcel of us as isn't fixed so as to give more pain than pleasure, and to give it sooner than later. .Real shoddy made we are, poor humans! Talking of teeth. Why couldn’t teeth ING_& STORAGE. | | | | | BUILDING By Amelie Rives [Princess Treubetrkoy] BATHROOM.” SAID DONOVAN. |dren. The Adopted Wife Rog. U 8. Patent Offics. have heen made like rocks? Even nails? You ean cut 'em without hurt- ing, it’s true, but Iook at a hang nail— it hurts near as bad as a toothache— and hair, too.” She held up a yard of the silken strands she was brushing and sur veyed it gloomlly. “Halr falls out and turns gray. and there's a disease of it, I've heard tell, called ‘Polish evil,” which swells it up ke snakes “Oh, Nurse! protested Celia “No, 1 don't hold with this ‘in love’ business,” pursued Donovan, return- ing with a shake of her head to her steady brushing. “If you are toler- ably fend of a person and comfortable, stick to that person and that comfort, 1 say Betterment is worsement more'n half the time, and of all bad things in a bad world the worst is a bad mistake “T suppose it 1s," sighed Celia. “I know it iz," said Donovan “Tolerable fondness" and “‘comfort.” After all her nurse's creed was the creed of her own world. She herself had been content with it once. But then no one had loved her. She thought of Padraic’s eves and the blue flame in them, and of his warm, ardent voice saying, “Oh. yvou adorable in- fant” How different it was to be called an ‘“adorable infant” from being told that vou wers not a baby, though vou persisted in acting llke one. All the difference between “toler- able fondness’” and “in love, too.” She was pretty sure to make a mis- take either way. Would the mistake be worse if she remained with ‘“toler able fondness” and “comfort” and gave up love, or if she lost them in venturing all for love, and love fafled her? A'knock came at the door and Dono van went to answer it, returning with a stony countenance and Padraic’s basket of orchids. She knew wall from whom they came. “Oh. how beautiful’ How simply ex quisite!” breathed Celia. “Did you ever see anything so lovely. Nurse?”' Donovan had set the basket on a small table and backed away from it as though it held contagion “I don't hold with them artificial flowers,” said she curtly. “But they're not artificiall They YOU IN BED AND THEM IN THE are orchids—air plants, fairy flowers. They don't grow out of the dark earth, but from the blue air.” Unnatural then,” said Donovan. ‘It ain't natural for flowers not to have no roots. Some folks are like that 1 don't e Tootless people neither Celia had got up from the dressing table and was kneeling on a stool by the orchide as if adoring them. She knew who had sent them, too, without opening the little white en velope tied among the ferns that framed them “'You'd better let me put you to bed and them in the bathroom,” said Donovan. “It ain’t going to do you no good breathing all that strong scen: “‘But it's delicious! It couldn't possi bly hurt me!" “‘Tastes sure differ,” said her nurse dryly. “Now to me they smell just like overscented humans—these wom- en that set next you sometimes at the movies. Fair turn my stomach, they do. same as these." Celia, who craved to be alone with her orchids and her thoughts of Pa- draic. became suddenly meek. “T'll go to bed now if you think it best."” she said. “I've thought it best for the last hour and a half," said Donovan. “You look like a corpse alongside them pur. ple things.” “Oh, Nurse!" protested Celia again, but inclined now to laugh. She didn't dare to, though, for Donovan wore her grimmest look; :o offend her meant discomfort in every important trifle for days after. “Now I come to think of it, that personage was purguing—that's what they remind me of—corpse. They'd look fine at a wake." Celia didn’t protest this time. She waijted till Donovan had put her to bed, plumping and smoothing her pil- lows and tucking her in exactly as when she had been a child. Then, overcome by a new and hungry long- ing for some sign of tenderness from her old nurse, she caught the knotty hand as it passed over her pillow and held it against her cheek. “Nurse, you are a little fond of me, aren’t you?" (Copyright, 1926, by Amelie Rives.) (Continued tomorrow.) e o, PLEA UPHELD IN PART. Court Permits Mrs. Layne to Re- tain Youngest Children. Justice Siddons of the District Su- preme Court has ordered the two younger children of Mrs. Helen |Layne returned to her and permitted the oldest child to remain with Mrs. {Jewel M. Rose, sister of the mother. The court also dismissed a rule to show cause which was served on Mrs. Layne requiring her to show why a committee should not be appointed for her and why she should not be held to be a habitual drunkard. Mrs. Rose complained to the court that her sister was using intoxicants jto excess and was dissipating an estate left her by her husband and was not properly caring for the chil- Through Attorneys William Henry White and E. P. Moreyv. Mrs. Layne denied the charges, and Justice Siddens has had under consideration the best interests of the children, which led to his decree. Attorney Robert E. Lynch appeared for Mrs. Rose. il Phone North 3343 What makes life warth living i» ¢! the unexpected so often happens