Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1926, Page 35

RESORTS. "IN RABBIT AUCTIONS, The Adoptgd Wife THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1926. BY ALBERTINE RANDALL SURE. ! [ ALWAYS MAKE HER GET OULT._OoF BED AND GO OUT ON THE BACK BORO—TFor External Use Only. 1S FEELING WORSE I CAN NOT UNDERSTAND AND WORSE DOC \WHITEY ! WHY MRS. DUMBUNNY I'M GETTING DISCOURAGED! DOESN'T GET BETTER ! You ALWAYS MAKE HER USE THAT LOTION 1 GAVE You. EXTERNALLY PORCH To DRINK 1T WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. FANT QUICKLY. DIRECT FROM OWNER. below market: good cash payment. Give ali details_Addréss Box 106.D. Star offcs._» NTED TO BUY HOUSE. 6. & ROOMS. Be. section: must be by « y. o dress Box 394.D. Star office. D15 west eection: $500 cash. i oot Hox “4nn'D “Sthr omee. 1 8 ROOM BRICK HOUSE IN ANY £00d section old houe n‘:e{!rrpsd will m:nk‘o Robm 404 Continental Trust Bidg. - EA\‘Edmnlam;’ CASH TO INVEST 1N AL ¥ and court ho cation. price. rents. Add e e COLORED. ”"'!mnll ‘I'hofl desire hn“fl‘; in ction at prices ranging from 8,000 to $12 000 Your hoige with ot1s B SRORN WKER “Tior N7 Y Ave L Mam 188 WE HAVE PURCHASERS FOR HODNES IN all sections of the city. List vour house With us for_quick saie JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, 314 Pennsvivania_Ave SE ALE OR RENT—HOUSE! 6 C SW_RR. AND B. BRICK 1237 Potomac ave. s.e.—d-room. porch tront brick 202 "Lansing st Colmar Manor, Md.— 3 lote: 4.room bungalow Pleasant st.. Maryland Park We have Dorthwest o b} - ~Double lot ~—4.room bungalow: 1 -acre Rerwsn His. Md. 1% -acre room house. sisc. sl All of the ahove are offered at greatly reduced nrices. on easy terms. or rent vers reasonable N. E. RYON €O, INC., ain 4597 1423 F 3418 i4th cor. lot: st St SEPREME COU T {he matter of the Petition of Joseph Con- nell for ‘an order under Section 7-A of the Domestic Relations Law fo_dissolve his mar- Lase with Sadie Connell.——To Sadie Connell Pleage take notice that the petition of Jo- feoh Connell. pursuant to Section 7-A of the Domestic Relations Law for an order dis. tolying the marriage between Sadie Connell and Josenh Connell. will he prosented to a Justice of the Supreme Court, Kings County. At Special Term Part IT thereof anpointed to he held'in the County Court House in the City ‘of New York. Kings County, on the 28th dav of March. 1996, at 10 o'clock in fhe forenoon of that day or as sonn there. afler as counsel can be heard And a hearing bad thereon. Dated. New York. March 10. w28 SAMUEL STARK Attotnex for Petitioner. Bor ough of Manhattan. New York City. TQ THE ABOVE NAMED SADIE CONNELL —The forezoing notice is served unon vou b nublication pursuant to an order of the Hon- ganle Leander B, Faber, a Justice ‘of the u ourt. of the Siate ‘of New York dated March 9th. 1976, petitfon in_the offices of the clerk of the County of Kings. at the Hall of Records in did County SAMUEL STARK Attornes for Petitioner, 280 Broadwar. Bor oush of Manhattan. New York Ciiv AUCTION SALES. o THRIS AFTERNOON. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. ATCTIONFERS TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUARLE_T0. TORY BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN AS EMISES 1187 2rd STREET NE Br virtue of & certain deed of tinst being inetrument No. 83. recorded it 1835 Amone The' Jand records ‘S the striet Columbia and at the request of the party secured thersbr. the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction. in_front of the premises. on MONDAY. THE YINE. ;%;:’rn DAY OF APRIL. AD. 1078, AT and oremiees. sitiate in the R PM_ the followinz.dascrihed land - District of Co- Inmbia. and desiznated as and being lot 271 in Harry K. Boss' and H. Glenn Phelos’ sub- divislon of lots in _sauare 773. as per rlat acorded in Liber 76. folio 80 of the records of tha office of the ‘survevor of the District of Columbia. Subiect to covenants of Fecord Rerme: Sold_subiect to a prior deed of trust for §2750.00. further partienlars of which will be announced at fime of & «the purehase’ price above gaid rust 1o he ald in cash. A denosit of 300 00 reavired Convevancinz recordine and revenue stamos Terms tu be complied Withe within thi ave. Gtherwise denosit forfeited and the proverty may he advertised and resold at the dicietion of the trustees. WEBSTER E. SCHWAB. _ an7.d&dmexSu ~ Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. 'rnri;g) ES' _SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- Y BRICK DWELLING LOCATED 1318 Q STREET N.W.. WASHING- TON. D.C By _virtue of a certain deed of trust vh”_\" recorded in Liker No. 3120 folin 31 af seq 5F the 1and racords of the District of Col Tia. and At the reauest of the party secured hy. the undnrsiened tristess will offer e by pubile atction in' tront of The nises, on MONDAY. THE NINETEENTH OF APRIL. 1926, AT FOUR 0 CLOCK P M.. the following deseribed land and prem- ines,” mituate in' the District of Columbia Ty B Coltian ColpiinDiY others of lota in_sauare 184, an said " subdivision is "recarded in’ Book &' H. B.. page 101. in the office of the sur- vesaf of the District of Colymiia, improved 38, ahove Terms of sala: Cash. A deposit of $300 required of purchaser at time of.aaie. = All convavancing, recording. revenue stamps and notarial U cost of purchacer: Terms of male to be complied with wWithin thirty dagn {rom dav of sale. otherwiss the troe. tecs reserve the right to resell the property a1 the risk and cost of the defaulting pur. Chaser after five dass’ advertisement of suen Tesale in some’newsnaper published in® the ¢ty of Washineton. D. ¢ CHARLES A. BARNARD, RT1 Vinion Trust Blig. BRAINARD W. PARKER. Woodward_Blig. Trastees. Lot subdivision _anheodbdnessy LS TONORROW. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Valuable Business Prop- erty, Store With Apart- ments, No. 1747 F Street N.W., by Auction. Br virtue of authority vested in the un- dereigned. we wil, offer for sale by nubiie auction in front of the premises. on TUE DAY, APRIL, THE TWENTIETH, 1926, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M. Tot "C in square 168. 18.2xR0 {1 to iley. improved by four-story brick building containing store- room on first floor and 3 apartments above. in a convenient location lo many government bufidin Terms: Sublect to trust of $12.500 at 7 B oo, dus , February. © 1en 5.090 cash. the remainder £50 per month. secured by A second deed of trust on the Property sold, or all cash, at the ontion of the purchaser. Deposit of $500 required at sale.” Terms to be complied with in 30 da otharwise right is resarved to resell the prop erty at the Tiek a Durchaser. after fiv such resale in some per in Wash fngton. D. C. " All ronveyancing and record {he at ‘purchager's cost ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. AUCTS. an12-d&ds.exSu \DAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Bankruptcy Sale of a Large Stock of Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Furnishings, Shoes, Goods, Cash Register, dvertisement of Etc., in No. 3027 M St. NW. | By virtus of an order of the Suprems rflu.vyi e("{.h- lghlr"'i of Columbia. holding » Bankrupter Court in re Harry C. Tolstol, Ranki t No. 1661. the undersigned trustes 1l sell by pyblic auction within the above Tremings, on TUESDAY. THE TWENTIETH 1Y OF APRIL. 1926, COMMENCING AT TEN Q'CLOCK AM.. a cleau. fresh stock of Ladies', “en fidren's Furnishings. ncluding Shoes. Dresses. Hosiery, Underwear. Hats, Caps Shirts. Overalls. Work Shirts X monos, House Slippers, Gloves. Dry Goods. Danfs, Notions. ste. also practically new ric 6-.Clerk Cash Reister. e above atock will first he offered as an irety and ’b,t a satisfactory bid is not re- im ceired. will mediately sold in detail. 1 CfluAh D D. DANIE] 1 §E\a e DA David Notes, tion S. Trust 18P . Auctioneer le of Desirable Furniture, Rugs, Car- Household Furnishings And Other Miscellaneous of every description At Our Salesrooms 633 Louisiana Ave. N.W. \On Tuesday, April 20th Beginnimgz at 10 A M. C; Daiid Notes, Auctioneer Terme » ROOMS, BATH_ LATROBE. et and filed with the | August | halance | cost of the defaulting | s AUCTION SALES. e FUTURE DAYS. . REALTY AUCTION & APPRAISAL CO. SALE OF COLLATERAL NOTE. By virthe of authorty (nvested in the un- dersigned we will offer for sale on APRIL 23,1828 AT 1:00 P.M.. at my office. Room Kelloge Buildin at request of the of note dated February 10. 1825, default having been made in the payment of* the same. balance of collateral note of $1.390. dated June 20. 1 made by the trustees of the Saint Paul Colored Methodist Chureh' of Washington arabla to the order of William J. Rustin REALTY ATCTION & APPRAISAL €O aplB.eod exSukds HOS. 1. oW holder THOS. IN & SON, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick Dwelling, Being Premises 117 E Street Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated January 13th. 195" heing instrument No ! recorded January 19th. 19 fhe ‘land records of the Dis and At the reatest “of ' the therehv. the tundarsiened ‘trustess will - sell At publie auction i’ front of the bremises on WEDNESDAY." THE TWENTY-RIRST | DAY D AT FOUR PA Jand “apd reniiacs, ituate in° the District of Co- imbia and desienated As and being the east fiftaen (151 feet front on E st by fuil deoth of original Jot 6 in square 560, | now “known | for’ taxation and ascassment { Dirposes ag lot” 800" in squars 560 ‘erma . "Sold_subiect to & brior deed of trust for $4.00000. further narticulars of which Will be announcad at fime of cale the ‘purchasa price anove Said st to be A" denosit “of $300.00 re. recording gnd reva: secured oaid cash Mired.” Convevancing. nue etamns u aser's cost. Terms to Rreomniied S WARY I aars Biher! wire devosit forfeitd and the hroperty may bu'advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. N }r.r SETTLE. FRITZ W. ALEXANDER a010.12.14.16.19.21 Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE_OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS PREMISES 1105 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Tiber No. 4910 _folio 185 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colum: bia. and at the request of the party secured | thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at | BB AT M RO R R | DAY OF APRIL._A~D. 1926, AT FOUR- | THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the following de- scribed land and vpremises. situate in the City of Washington. District of Columbia. and designated as and being lot 20 in Isaac | Bradley's subdivision of Ints in_square 12 {as per plat recorded in the office of the { surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber J. H. K. at folio 319 Terma of sale: One-third of the purchass money o be Daid in cash. balanee in two | | #qual” instaliments. payable in ona and two | years. with interest at 7 ]wr centum per | annum. pavahle semi-annualls. from day of | | Raln. "secured by deed Of trust unon- the | | property sold. or all cash. at the ontion of i the purchaser. A deposit of $300.00 will be { required at time of sala. 'All convesancing | recording. revenue stamps. ete. at cost of | purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within 30 days from day of eale. other- wise the trustees reserve the right to resell | the property at the rick and cost of default- | {ing nurehaser: after five dase adverticement [ of slich resals In soma newspaper ubished | | in Washinston, D.C ANDREW WILSON, BROWN Trustees Auctionee: in | | | | | REX 1 | ami7inc1onza2isR T | ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, !’ Trustees’ Sale of Detached No. 1811 Third | Dwelling, | Street N.E., 16 Rooms, 3 | Baths, H.-W. Heat, Elec. Light, Garage. tue of a certain deed of trust dated 825 and recorded Octobar 5t ofihe Tand recards of the District of And at the request of the party ke- . ‘the indersigned trastees wili for sale by public auction, in front of | ises. on THURSDAY. THE TWEN- | ND DAY, OF APRIL. 1926 at FIVR | n the nre Ty SE OCLOCK P M., the following degcribed lal | | and ‘premises. ‘situate_in the District of Co- | lumbia, to-wit: Lot 7 in block 8, in George | | Truesdeli's addition to the eify of Washing- | ton, known as “Eckington,” as per p corded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia, in Liber County 6, at folio 85. known for purposes of assessment and taxation as lot square 3570, hiect | 10 certain covenants of record. improved as | ahove Terms of sale The ahove property will e ®0ld subject o two prior deeds of trust aggregating about $11.150. at 6 per cent, | bartienlas mads known at time of xale. bal ance cash A dnroul of $300 required at fime of <ale All convevaneing. recordiog, revenue stamps and notarial foes at cost of | purchaser Terms to he complied with thin 30 days from day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right to' resell the property at the risk and cost of the Gersult: Ing "purehaser. aftar five dava .dr-nwfiin o bR e T Yome e abaper D oed | in the city of Washington, g P, F.CAR JOSEPH A ap12.d&ds.exSu Tustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable New Detached Bungalow, Lot 40x159, Five Rooms and Bath, ?Ot&“;:.‘* Heat, 2231 Perry t. N.E. Bs virtue of a_certai | corded January 1926, henz paver No. 72 'of ‘the land records of the District of Columnia, and at the reauest of the party secured “iherehy. the undersigned trustees Will sell al puhiic_auction. in*front of the premises. ON' THURSDAY, THE 20th DAY OF APRIL. 1026, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the " following-descrihed land and premise | situate i the District of Columbia. and being | It Gftv-one (51) in Cornelia P. Grady's sub- division of Iots in square forty-two hundred forty-two (4242), as per plat recorded in the oflice of the' surveyor of the Diatrict of Columbia in Liber 77 at folio 54: subi to_the building line restriction shown on & plat: eubject to the mutual eovenant that sajd lots are not to be sold, eased or con- | veved either directly or indirectly, to any | person “of nesro or part negro blond: im- {proved as above: subject to a first trust of 500. fla per cent. due June 30. 1928 | " Terms of sale: $300 cash and balancs se- cured hy second trust on property sold. with |interest at @ ver cent. pavable $55 mobthly including all “interest’_on firat and second trusts. " "A denosit of $200 required at time of sale.” Conveyancin. recording. revenus stamps. notary fees. at cost of purchaser. | Terms ‘of ‘sale to be complied with within | thirty (101 dava from day of sale. otherwisa | the trustees reserve ‘the right 10’ resell the | proverty at risk and cost of defaulting pur. | chaser ~ after five davs’ advertisement of Such resale in_some newspaper published in | Washington, € | NORMAN_E. RYON. | LESLIE F. PRINCE. an19-d&ds.ex8u Trusters 13 deed of trust re- vkn\M A. WE! (‘Hi.v.‘l & !osl.iAue;mnecr; | Trustees’ Sale of Three-Story + and Cellar Brick Dwelling, | No. 3114 18th Street N.W. ! 9 Rooms, 2 Baths, Hot-Water | Heat, Elec. Light, Brick Ga- | rage. | By virtus of a certain deed of trust duly | recorded in Liber No: 5331; folio 1. et of the land records of the District of Colum: Pia. ‘and AL {ne reauest of the barly sscured thereby. the Undersigned trustees will oftar for sale by public auction. in_ front of 11 remises. on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY. FIRST DAY OF APRIL. 1026. AT FIVE | G'CLOCK P the following described land and premises. situate in the District of Co- fombra. to-wit ! Lot 43 in° James Martin subdivieion of lots in Block 19 in W, Dhidges subdivision known as “Tngleside.’ as r plat of said Martin's subdivision { M!‘\‘rd in_Liber 38, folio 153. of the records 7" Ihe omre of the surveror of the District of Uollllshl .l.‘ bl‘flr%l '“7 certain covenants Bentioned 1w et Eg""';" “"‘; o fin'g’r"‘f;d"’fi"s’n;’""g"' ubjec W for 800, at 614 % due August 6. 1097 bal- b hird cish the Temainder in equs] n oné and two years. with interest E.';".‘ms emi -annualiy. secured by of trust upon the property ah over truet, at optiop of pur. leposit of $300 requjred of pur- chaser at time of sale. All conveyancing. re- cording; revenue Illn? and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. erms of o to fed with within thirty dass from day " otherwite the trustees reserve the U to resell the property at the risk and of the deflul'fio pure jser, after fi "35,"'" s % 5 ER, tees. advertisement 0! X {61 paymen at 8. So1d. or all chaser. A r_publishy é" o rionB.c 10 AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAY Trustees' Premises Northwest. By virtue of a certain Aoril 27th. 1825 beinr I recorded April 29th. 19 reco the request of the party the undersigned fristees will sell. avetion in NESDAY. APRIL. ‘A 26." A following-described land_a ats i the Dustrict of Columbia. gnd, desig- nated as and being I6t 5 H._Bond's subdivision o 178 as per plat recorded i 12 of the records of the veyor of the District of Columbla. to a prior deed of Terms: Sold subject trust for. $4.000.00. which will be announced the Durchase ‘price ahave P aiured | Conveyancing. nue stampk at purchaser he compRed with within wise deposit forfeited and be advertised and resold A the trustees. RORERT ROW.H an10.d&ds.ex Su in ADAM A. WESCHLER & Trustees’ Sale of Modern Semi Detached Stuc No. 6127 Eighth with Garage. By virtue of a certain recorded on August 10. 1925. as inetrument land records of the District_of Columbia. and at the request o secured therebs No. 118. among the the party irustees will offer for sale in front of the TWENTY-SIXTH DAY, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M scrived land of Mill Seat” veyor of the District of C a8 follows Point on the east line of 115 feet south of the sou housa arreet. and running thence south along waid east line of said 8th str | east at right angles to said thence north parallel with 8th strest feet 25 feet. and thence west piace of bexinning. improv ath. hot-water (! and ‘garage. - Subject ' to over the east 714 feet of t proverty by tull “width nefit ‘of adiacent proper: Terms of sale:Sold sy of trust securing $5.000, d interest B % : payment of interest and the of principal, said note to be secured by deed of trust on ‘the £300 required o All convevancing. roperty recording nd notarial fees at cost of of sale to be complied dars from dar of sale. o tees reserve the right to re At the rigk and cost of t chaser. after five days’ such resals in the city of Washington, D. ENGENE YOUNG. MORRIS STMON. ap15-dkds exSu ADAM A. detached dwel 4830-4930-4934 and 4938 47th Street N.W., and 4717 Chesapeake Street N.W. Br virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated June 10, instrument 1925, and record No. 68 of th the District of Columhia, and at the request of the parties secured th, igned trustees will offer auction, in_front of the res 1926, COMMENCING AT on WEDNESDAY. DAY OF APRIL, FOUR O'CLOCK M., scribed land and premise: District_of Columbia, to 36, inclusive .~ in ok 1 n block 5. and lots 37 ar all in J. D. Croissani’ and Trustaes’, sithdiv of ship. as Park the surveyor in Liber Couni THE for the Disti ty 10, at fo 12 heing now known for purpdses of assass- tare 1540. block & ment and taxation as as square 1538 and bl Premises No. feet “front of block 12. Premises No. feet “front of block 12. Premises feet front block 12. Premises 38 block 9. Premises No. 4717 looas 5. block b, Ter prior deed of trust for June 1, 1928: over an all cash. A deposit of $24 required at time of sale. revente &tamps st 'of purchaser. with within thi ork lots 32 lots 32 No. of lots 32 regell the the defaul properts at_the ting__purchaser. ertisement of uch resale in soma news- paner published inthe city of Washington, EDIARD T. SAMUEL a5t Tlkeds,exS 715 RLCISTEAED Large Sale of Household E: Every Desc At Public Auction Within Our Galleries 715 13th Wednes: April 21st, At 10 A, Terms: Cash. C. lfl. SLOAN & CO. 2t THOS. J. OWEN & SON Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick Being Premises 1344 Riggs Street Northwest. Dwelling, By virture of a_certain d January 30th, 279, recorded February the land records of the District of Columbia and at the reauest of (hereby. ‘the undersigned At pubiic auetion in OF "APRIL, 1026. following_described uate 'Ha the D!illfbl:‘ 0! 1 ated ‘as and. bein; 2§§mm¢n Subdiviston the surveyor for th Liber 14 af folio 3 lof Term: trust for $5.000 and a $1.800. further particulars of which will he announiced at time of price, above said trust to recordin recording and revenue st cost. Terms to be compli days. otherwige de property m discretion ©! Hffim ap18.21.23.26.28 Sale of Valuable Brick Dwelling, Known as 509 P Street i frther particulars A~ deposit recording and reve- remiges. on MONDAY, THE OF ~APRIL. andpremises. District of Columbia. to wit 8 in Annie E. Bealle, trustee’ 1and called ‘Woodward's Per nlat recorded in Liber County 1. 18. of the records of the offics Beginning for the same at & balance’ to or. at option of purchaser. balance to he represented by the promissory notes of purchaser bearing 613 and parable in monthly instaliments of $60. each instaliment 1o b applied first to the purchiaser At time of with within thirty oma newsp: WESCHLER & SON, Auctionesrs. Trustees’ Sale of valuable new *American as per plat recorded in the office of 4930 located 4034 located on 4038 located on north 40 No. 4830 located on lots 37 and Each parcel_sold subject to a 4,500 ‘erms to he v days from day of saie, otherwise the triistees reserve the rizht to otk G Sloan & Co., 1925, bein front HURSDAY THE TWENTY.NT fand and premises. sit- Columbia. and de- as_per plat recorded i g District Sold_subject to a prior deed of #it of $500 required. posit fortelted an adve and resold TTHOS. J. 0w Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two-Story Brick Dwelling, Known as Premises 912 3rd Street Northeast. By virtue of a certair ds of trust duly recorded. in Liber No. 52081. Folio 7 et seq’. of the land records of the District of Colum Yh'r!'v’\] the unl‘«rfl:l'lzd |ru'.~|~;l will eell, % PRS2l R DAY F APRII, A. D. 1026, AT FOUR- THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M. the following-de- ribed 1and and premises. eituate in - the istrict of Columbia_ And desiznated as and being lot 136 in William A recorded in lhr office nf the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber 37 at tolio 112, Terms:" Sold_subiect to trust for $1.700.00. further varticu which will be announced at fime of s the nurchase price above said trust to be A4 in cash. A denosit of £200.00 req Conves ancing, recording and purchaser’s cost. with within ‘thirty days otherwise forfoited and the properts may tired and resold at the discretion tristees. ANDREW wiLSON _ap10.13.15.17.19:90,51' Trustees. THOS. J_OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, About 6,000 Square Feet of Ground on H and 13th Sts. Northeast, Having a Front- age of 36 Feet on the North Side of H Street and 34 Feet on 13th Street, Especially Desirable for the Automobile Trade. At Auction v authority vested in ne we will sell at public auction, n frent of the premises. on THURSDAY. THE TWENTY.SECOND DAY F APRIL, A D. 1928 AT FIVE 0 CLOCK M lote 57 and 9R. 100 and 101 in square 4. subject to & right of way for allev over the rear 4 feet of lot 100 Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in_cash. balance in two saual instaliments pavable in one and two ears with interest at aix per centum per nnum. payable semi-annually. from day of sale. woured by deed of trust upon the prob- erty’ gold. or all cash. at the option of the pupehaser. A deposit' of $1.000 will he re- aquired at’ time of sale. Ail conveyancing. recording, etc. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to he complied with within thir days from day of sale. otherwisa deposit s may be readver- d_and resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser J. OWEN & SON, HOS. Auctioneers, 5.17.19.20. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, SALE_OF VALUARLE FRAMFE SLLING, FT}NG PREMISES NO 7'!2_" WISCONSIN AVENUE NORTH- By Virtiin of a certain dsed of tru recorded in Tiher B3R folin 304 + o he land records of ‘the Disirict ‘of Tamnia_ and af the request of the paris s cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at q_uhlyr Auction, in front of the nrem iges. on THURSDAY. THE TWENTY .S N DAY OF APRIL.AD. 1976 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the following described land and tuate in the District of mated ‘as and bemng fot 18 el O. dell's combination of lots in block 3 in John M. Barry'a subdivision of part of the iracts of Jand called “Friand ship” and “Mt. Airy” as per piat of sau combination recorded in_Book 34. page 15 of the records of the office of the Survesor of the District of Columbia: subisct to a right of way for allex purposes over the rear 4 feet by width of said lot. Terms: Sold subject to a prior desd of trust. for 0.00." further particulars o which will nncunced at fime of sale the purchase price above said tr 10 in cash.” A deposit"of S300.00 e Convesancine. recording And . rov omiie StAmDS A6 rChaser s oM Torm to ba Compiied With Within thirly dave other Dosit forleited and the nroberts ma be advertised and resold at the discretion of the" trustees. WILLTAM S. PHILLIPS. WILLIAM L. KIN a013-d&dds.exSit eed of trust, dated nstrument No. 85, amonz the lan Columbia. ‘and" at secured therehy. atpublie on WED: AY OF M., the ind - premiees, sitn- emites 1' ‘:‘)I:I “, and part” o D Iiber 20 at follo office of the sur- a prior deed of of time of sale. to at said trust of $300.00 re- Tevenue stamns ® cost. ‘Terme to thirty days other- the ‘broperty may t Xhe discrefion of L. EVANS. ARRIS Trustees denosit adver- T the SON. Auctioneers. co Dwelling, Street N.W., deed of trust duly | the undersigne by_public auction 1928, the following de- stuate in the Part of block Subdivision Pater's Lot™ s folio f the sur- olumbia. deseribed Rth street distant uth Tine of Ritten. eet 25 feet: thence Rth street 100 100 feet to the ved by 6-room and ec. light dwelling the right of way he above described for the use and ties. hiect ta first deed ue April 21. 1928. be_paid in caeh $500 cash and 7 interest ereafter 1o balance old, A deposit of %, revenu purchaser. therwise the trus- esell the prope: he_ defauling pur: advartisement ~ of aper published in in Trusies llings, Nos. led June 26." 1925, e land records of ereby. the under- for sale by public ctive premisce remizey Trustees ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneer Trustees’ Sale of Mo&ern Fire- proof Garage, No. 712 E Street Southeast. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5314. folio 142 et #6q.. of the land records of the District of Coliimbia_and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersisned (rustees will offer for sale by public auction. in front of the premises. 'on WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF APRIL. 1026, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the following_described Iand and premises. situate in the District of Columbia. to-wit: Part of original lot 2 in square $02. being the west 37 feet front and running back with that width the full denth of said lot 2. also the west 3 full width of lot 19 in Bradley's of lots in square 902 as per plat recorded In the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber R. L. H.. at folio 284. faid parts of Tota desdribed i one pareel follows: Beginnink at the southwest corn of said lot 2 and running thence east on E street 37 feet: thence north 119 feet to tha north line of' said lot 19: thence west 37 feet: and thence south 119 feet to the blace of beginning. improved as ahove Terms of sale: One-third f th> purchase money to e paid in cash, the balance in two equal instaliments, renresénted by the promis- wory notes of the niurchaser. pasahle in one and two years. with interest at 7 per cent per annum from day of sale. pavahle semi- annually. secured by deed of trust unon the roperty sold. or all cash. at the option of he purchaser. A deposit of $1.000 reauired of purchaser at time of sale. All convevane. ing. recording, revenue stamps and notarial fess At cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty davs from day of sale. otherwisa the trustees reserve the right to resell the proverty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. afte five ‘davs’ advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in the City of ashinglon. \Segpy 6. STEPRENSON A B RROTER, O an10-48dn xS “orustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE_OF VALUABLE BRICK DWE NOWN ‘AS_PREMISES 507 O'STREET NORTHWEST, By virtue of a certain of trigt dated April 21, 1925, being instrument No. 26, recorded ‘April 30, 1925, among_ the ' land recorda of the Disirict of Columbia. and at the request of the party sectired therehy. the undersigned trustees will sell at public ‘au tlon in_front of the premises. on MONDAY. THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF APRIL 1926, UR P.M.. ‘the following de scpibed land and premisde. situate in the Dis- trict of Columbia and designated as and be- ing lot 37 in William Furmage's subdivision of Iots in square 479. as per plat recorded in the office of the suivezor for the Distcict of Columbia, in Liber R. L. H.. at folio 375 Terma: Sold subject ‘to” a prior deed of trust for $4.000-00 and a second for about $7.346.41. further particulars of which will be ‘announced at time of sale: the purchase Drice above said trusts to be paid in cach. A deposit_of $200.00 reauired. _Converanc: ing. recording and revenue stamps at pur- chaser's cost. Terma to b comnlied with within thirty days. otherwise deposit for. feited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. ap14.d&ds.exSu ERT L. EVANS.. R R TR THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO_VALUABL! ICK D' EMISES 1 B, the following-de- 8. situate in _the wit: Lots 32 to 2 lota 4 and 5 nd 38 in_block 8, d_David D. Stone. part of “Friend: University rict_of Columbia. lio 22, said block 0 as square 1530 on eouth ‘40 35, inclusive, conter 45 inclustve, (2 to 35, to 35 inclustve, ted on lots 4 and 7%, due above said trust, 00 on ench parcel Conveyancing, re- and nof al fare complied risk and cost of after five days LEWIS, SOLOMOX. Inc. Aucts, 13th St. flects of ription St. day 1926 M. . Inc.,, Aucts. AUCTIONEERS Trustees. ELLINGS. _ENQWN _AS 709 AND 1715 C STREET SOUTHEAST. iy yirtue of, certain deeds of trust. dated mber 13,1924, being instruments Nos. o leed of trust. dated instrument No. th. 1925, among | 200 and 201, record cember 18. 1024 among _the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the mr_t'v secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will 1 at public aiiction, I front of the prem: OF Al :‘gr A'D. 126. AF IVE ». M the _following. mm:}%um and premises and de sitiiage in the District of Columbla as and being lots 61 an: in square 1160 of R. B, Behrend's subdivision of 1ots 8 per p veyor 70, at folio ey the party secu trustees will sell 2%, the, premises; t FOUR P.M. the t 115 in John S. of part of-squars n the omce “of lat recorded in the ofice of the su of Columbia in x the, District of Columbia in Liver rme: Each sold subject to prior deeds of trust for about $6.800. further Darticular f which will be announced at time of sal the purchase price above said trust to be paid in cash. 'A deposit of $200.00 reauired on gach parcel. Conveyancing. recording @~ revenue stamps’ at purchaser's cost ‘erms to be mplied with within thirty otherwise deposit forfeited d the advertised gropirty may be adve and resold at the trustees. second for about le: the “purch g ase Raid in cash. onveyancing. % at purchaser § with I'|lhAn 30 at the ! /3. HART, 3 Trustess. Hill's sub- | ed. | ‘me_to he complied | e | AUCTION S/ AUCTION SALES. FUTURE_DAYS. SHANNON, CALDWELL & CO., INC,, Auctioneers. Retiring Sale Valuable Fixtures and Equipment of The “Losekam” Cafe-Restaurant | | No. 1323 F St. N.W. At Auction Thursday, April 22, 1926 Commencing 10 A.M. Dining Rooms: 25 Imported Ben any Armchairs, 50 Oak Tables, 100 ‘ quantity good quality Crockery (se: Linen (new and used), Glassware, Fans, Mirrors, Paintings, Ornaments | At 12 Nearly new “Liquid Carbonic” 1 | combinatiof Lighting Fixtures, Flectric Sign, Awnings, etc. Immediately | Kitchen Equipment : Gas and CGoal Ranges, Broilers, Ovens, Griddles, etc., large quantity Copper and oth: Electric Meat Grinder, Refrigerators Terms: Cash. SHANNON apl5,16.19.20.21 | Mahogany and Plate Glass Fixtures (Fountain and Fixtures said to have cost $4.000), 2 National Cash Registers, “Automatic” Electric Refrigerating Plant, Ventilating and Exhaust Fans, Iron Safe with inner vault, Plate Glass “L” Cigar Case, Dumb Waiter, Electric twood Tables, 50 Imported Mahog- Assorted Lunchroom Chairs, large veral hundred pieces new), Silver, Oscillating Flectric Fans, Ceiling , ete. Noon 4-Syrup Soda Fountain, Handsome Thereafter er Utensils, Flectric Dish Washer, , Tce Boxes, etc. » CALDWELL & €O, INC.. Auctioneers. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Three-Story Brick Dwelling, No. 1706 17th Street N.W., Being Converted | Into Business Property. Br virtge of a certain deed of rust, dated August 18, 1825 i recorded August 19. At diument No. &4 of the 1and records | | of ‘the District of Columbia. and at the re quest of the rty secured thereby, the undersigned 1t will offer for sale by BT auietion i front.of the nremises. on { MONDAY, THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF | APRIL_ 1926, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M the following described land and premise: situate in the District of Columhia. to Wit | Tot 17 in J.'J. Edeon and J. R. Edson's sub division of orizinal let 1 in souare 154 as Der plat recorded in Liber J. H. K. at folio | 555 PIn’ the ‘survevor's offics’ of the District | 62 Columbia. improved by brick dwelling. | now being converted into store with apart- | ments "Tefms of sale: The ahove oroperts will be sold subject to a prior deed of trust for £12.500. dus June 25, 1928. balance cash Al feposit ‘of $500 required of purchaser at time of sale. All_conveyancing. r’mnflnx.‘ revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied i Within thirty dave from fay of sae | otherwise the trustees reserve the right to | Tesell the property. at the risk and cost of | the defauniting purchaser. after five daye’ | AAvertyement of such resale in some ne Baner Sablithed i the 13 of WashImEIon. « AUSTIN C. WALLER THOMAS B. LAWLER. A1 5. d&ds.exsu__ ‘ Trustees WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. | Executor’, Sale of Valuable | Brick Dwelling, No. 229 F| Street N.E. | By virture of a decrea of the Supreme Court of the District _of Columbia. in re rstate 0f Eijzabath Wrenn. deceased. Ad mimstration No. 34064 the undersigned ex ecutor will sell hy pablic auction in_front | of the premises on FRIDAY. THE THIR- TIETH DAY OF APRIL. 1926, AT FIVE OCLOCK PM. the following ~described | 1eal estate. sitiate in the city of Washing- | | ton. Diatrict of Columbia. to-wit: Lot 96. in | sauare 751, together with the improvements thereon | | ADAN A Property will be mold subject e o @ Arat deed of {rust amount £ to about $3.188, payable in monthly in. staliments 0f 347.50. Over and above said trust. cash. A deposit of $300 required of purchaser at time of sale. All conveyancing. Tecording. revenue ‘stamps and notarial fees At cost f purchaser~Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day | 6 'wale. otherwise he executor reserves the <0t to Tesel] the proprty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. after five days' advertisement of such resale in_some newspaper (puhhnhed in the city of Wash ington. D DANIEL W. 0'DONOGHUE. Executor. _ap1.d&as exSu_Union Trist Building. _ S AUCTIONEERS. " SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK LLING E1 PREMISES NO. 1838 Aih STREET NORTHWEST. By Virtus of A certain deed of ‘truet. @atad Decombar 4. 1024, being instrumant No. 174, recordsd December 2, IS, among the land records of the District of Columbia, A at the request of the party wecured “hereby: the undersigned - irustae will seil, at “;““’)“nggk‘? l,t,l‘ V;‘ remises, on WEDNESDAY, SR 0% OF PRI, ‘A, FIVE-THIRTY P.M.. the follow] land and premises. situate in the Columbia,” and_designated as and being lot 23 In ‘square 304. in Mamie ‘E. Nerments Sabdivision, as per plat recorded in Book T4: Pago 80, of the records 'of the mrveyor for the District of Columbia. Terms: Sold sublect to a prior deed of trust. for $4.000. further " parioulats o which will be announced at time of le the purchase price above said trust to bs Fl(d in cash A deposit of $300 required. Fonveyancing. recording and revenue stamps at_purchaser's cost. 'erms (0 he complied | with within thirty days. otherwise de) it | fortoited and ' fhe’ proderty mav he dver: tised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. FRITZ W. ALEXANDER, R._W. HARRIS, anl 2-d&ds.exSu . . OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. 'fi:nm’ Sale of Pr;ci?:n NF::. 139, 149 L Street S.E.; 326, 328, 330, 332, 334, 336, 340, 342, 344, 346 Armory Court IS“%, 1068 and 1070 30th St. By virtue of a decres of the Suprema Court of the ‘District of Columbia. Dassed in eguiiy chuse No. 43940, we will_sell at ublic_auction, in front of ‘the premises, on fhe TWENTYTHIRD DAY OF ABRIL. 19%6: at the time named below. the following de- scribed lands and premises. situale in the District of Colymbia and heing lots 11 and | 19, ‘sauare 1472 lots 806, 807. 812 and [ R15 in reservatfon C: lots 826 and 827 in ! square 1197, respectively. with improvements th N ‘Wa will commence, at THREE-THIRTY | P.M. with premises 139 and 140 L streat FOUR T 3. “wifh to | | Terms | the hat | the baia Trustees. |#e. ‘and will continue at |'premises 326, 328. 330. 33 | 342, 384 and 318 Armor will' conelude_ at - FIFTEEN P FIVEF. | premises 1088 and 1070 30th st. { ""TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the | chase money to be paid in cash and the ance in two equal inatallments, pavable in | ‘one”and two sears from ‘the day of ‘aale. ‘and | 10 be Tepresented by the promissory notes o | the “purchaser, bearing interest ai the rate of six per cenium per annum, payanie semi- annually. and secured by deed of irust on ! the property sold. of all cash, at the option {of“the purchaser. ‘The trustées reserve the TiEht 10 roject any or wll bids. A deposit of B% of the purchase price’ required at time of sale. ' All conveyancing. notary fees ) and recording at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trusiees re- | serve the right to resell the property st risk and cost of defaulting purchaser sf five dave’ advertisement of such ressle in some newspaper published in Washington, Inves WA G. MOYLE, t, Bldg.. JorTH SeliSon eolorads Tg;“..m ’ an!2-d&ds.exSu stees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Valuable Luncheon Business at No. 903 E Street N.W., including 5-ton refrigerat- ing plant, by Auction. By virtue of lh&flt! vested in the un- d!l‘fi‘l‘fled we will by public sufilon. within the above premises, on M! NAY APRIL TWENTY-SIXTH, 1926, AT N O'CLOCK A.M.. the above business. includ- Sy o A T Wl O ing “Flaint. opoites r b " 5-ton Refrigeratinj | ralfs” G Gas' Ranges, | Tadles. Chai Table, rotler, 3 X~ | Baust Fan, Silverwars, | Crockery, Glagsware. Cooki: sile, etc.. also_ Leabe of premises to March 27, 1637, 3t $150 per month, with privilege’ of re: newal. Terims ani¥ 3&:&6‘&"" & SON. Auctioneers. Steam REALTY AUCTION & APPRAISAL ‘OMPANY TRUSTEES' ALE OF TWO VALUABLE BRIC DWELLINGS LOCATED 1309 1311 WYLIE STREET N.E By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated November 27 1825 and recorded Novembher 9 1928 amonz the land records of the District of Columbia. as instrument No. 118 and at the request of the party secured therehy. the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public auetion in front of the premises. _on APRIL TWENTY-SIX. 1026, AT FOUR-THIRTY P.M_ the following-de. acribed land and® premises situate in the District of Columbia. 10 wit: Lots 108 and 108 in souare 1076 Terma" 0f sale: All £300.00 required at sale. Tecording. tevente stamp at cost of pu@rhaser. Terms to be com. plied with within fifteen (15) days from day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. after five davs' advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in the city of Washington. D. DAVID GREENBERG. COB GREENBERG Trustees ash. A devosit of All convesancing. nd notarial fees STEAMSHIPS. SPRING TRIPS To VIRGINIA BEACH Delightful 3 Week End Outings SPECIAL~Including Stateroom and Hotel Accommodations Friday to Monday $17.60 Saturday to Tuesday New York-Boston by Sea City Ticket Office Woodward Building, 731 15th St. NORFOLK & WASHINGTON WHITE STAR By Amelie Rives [Princess Troubetzkoy] SYNOPSIS. Celia Gibbs, whose mother died ! was’an infant. s Teft an orphan At 14 he the' death 01 her fAther. Gibhe wae A Artist. but he was known more for his ec- :."fll.fl;“lall E':'h“l‘fiuf:r his paintinge. He . ne aid . lieposition and treated his Hilary Fraser. a dilettants hachelor of 38 ie one of Gibbs' few friends. = After the asLe,death he s astonithed to iearn that o Nis care and chanty the orphaned Celin. Hilarv's wister ‘Laura Eversham. msmumes the " responsibility | nf a’s ediication. She places her along with her own daughter in & convent in France. hen the girls finish school Laura takes Celia int6 her home 1o live. Laura's daugh- Ler marries an Englishman and koes abroad. Shartly afterward Laura dies. In desveration over Celia's wtuation, Hilars propo at she marry him in order thai she might live in his house with propriets. She is satisfied with " the arrancement until she oterhears some acouaintances gossiping about her white marriake” and for the first time she learnk that her father had left her peaniless and that she is living on Hilars's charity She is deedly disturbed by thix knowlsdgs and she grows restiess. When ‘Padraic 0'Sh pare, Ner marked ajte jon_ st is finvt-rr"d W courages him. He suggests that she ivorve Hilary and marry mim. bt this she will not do. She tells Hilary that ‘adraie wants (0 mArfy her and he also sug- Eeets that she divoree him She is hurt at the suggestion and quarrels with Hilars Later she lells Hilary that she has decided '“t_\"wlwml’ e and Drenaree (o go awas ol the Montreal & young musician ey meet on (Continued from Yesterda INSTALLMENT L A Jocular Nemesis. HE porter came back, and Celia turned to Padraic. “If you don't mind,” she said, “T think I'll get him to bring me something here. Just a sandwich or something like that = Star) | | | | | “But aren’t you hungry?” asked Padraic, surprised. “Not ‘very,” said Celia, who wasn't | fibbing thix time. She felt a little weak and light headed, but her hun ger had gone. Shall I bring the lady =ome chicken sandwiches and coffee?” suggested the porter. “Yes, please.” said Celia. He went and Padraic turned to her in much concern, “‘Dearest . . Don't you feel well? You look like a ghost in this full light. o “It’s nothing," said Celia. T was hungry about half an hour ago. . . 1 ought to have told you. that's all. | As soon as I've eaten something 11 he all right. Go have vour dinner comfortably please do. But Padraic, heaping himself with reproaches for not having seen that she was faint with hunger long before, refused to leave until the porter re turned with a plate of sandwiches and a pot of coffee. “Don’t hurry vourself, maam.” said he. as he clipped a white cloth on the table he had set up for her. “I'm Zoing to get a bite myzelf now. take the things away when through." Then he went, I'm urging Padraic to _OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE. EW JERSEY LOT BARGAIN_$5 CASH, 5 monthis. buve 20 lote near Ataniic City price. 160 only $8 each. VAIL. 180 Broadway. New York 28! NEW JERSEY LOT BARGAIN, $5 CASH, monthly burs 20 lota near Atiantlc City: $160: only $8 each. VAIL, 180 NEAR SALT WATER. 5-room Cottage. furnished ready for house- kesping. _electric lights. running water. achools, churches. stores and watar 2 blocks o0d fishing. ovsters and crahs: "~ $1.250 HE ol o g, | Blace” ila” climate, - Address Box 33 81} ar PROPOSALS. OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER. | Arlington Memorial Bridge Commiseion. | ‘Washinzton, 1. aled proposals will be received at this office until 11_am.. Aprl d. 1928. and then opened. in Room 1613. avy Bullding. for Furnishing and Deliver. ing the Granite for the Arlington Memorial Bridee across the Potomac River. at Wash- mlllnn. D. C Further {nformation ugfln 2 211.24.25.4017.1 7.S. ENGINEER OFFICE. 1068 NAVY D partment Buxld«n‘ Washington, D. C. Sedled proposals will be received hers until 12 m.. May 14. 1826. and then opened. for | the construction of the pipeline from the old filtered water reservoir for the water supply proiect for the District of Columbia. Further nformation on_anolication : T, § NEER OFFICE. 1068 NAVY DE partment Building, Washington, D. C. Sealed | yroposals will be received here until 12 m May 18. 1926, and then opened, for furnish ing. installing’ and testing three cenerators, automatic switching electrical equip- ment. Further information on application. an19.20.21.22 ma15.17 CALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE will be received hy Tha Construeting Quar- termaster. Room ~ 2236 Munitions Rldg.. Washington. D. C.. until 11 a.m.. Aoril 21. 1926, and then onéned for Moving Buildinzs. te. Changine and Extending Ttil and Building Construction. Wal i anmetton, T 8 ena Tor $50.00 nter. Washington B or parable "o the TREASURER OF THE PNTTED STATES musi accompany re. quest for plans as security for the Te- turn of the Arawings and specifications. In- lom.llflnnll lication to above office. IN28.26.31 apb R0 1440 o DEPARTM OF COMMERCE. UNITED OFXPEC PATENT OFEICE. -Washington. 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P bank: s hereby iven R e pabin ing for a d r on praying lischi from all their debis in . bankruptcy, and that their creditors and other persons in in- terest ate requiired to enter their appearance | in_opposition. if any so desire, in the Clerk's | office of said court. on or hefore the 17th ol Mar 1026 RALPR D, QUINTER Re’ kruntey. > kers 1 or ' shi *765-6 Florida Av orida Ave. AGE FOR FURNITURE AND PI, R, WESCHLER'S. 920 Pa. ave. n.w. N Main 1287, Main 9539 s MOVING gy STORAGR KRIEG'Sf»XPRESS PACKING “SHIPPING €18 EVE ST.NW WAIN 3010 LONG DISTANCE MOVERS SAnis CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS Avril 19, 1926 —Sealed proposals ' (in atiadruplicate) will be recived at this office until 3 o'clock p.m.. Mondax. May 3. 1926, and be ovensd immediately therafter. in the sence of wiuch hidders as attend, for producing. in t City of Washington, District of Columbia, during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1927, copies of drawings of pendine anplications and tents. trade-mark applications, and of foreign patents, papers. and exhibits by photographic or other proc- ess. The prices ed will he considered in conpection with the ability of the bidder and his plant to do and deliver within a speci- fied time first-claag work. and. prior 1o the determination of an award, such prelim. inary_investigation as to the qualifications | of bidders and efficiency of plant will made as the Department shall deem neces- sary. A low bid, \Inlllxlrmrled by satisf: fory’ evidence as o ability to perform the work in agreement with the terms of the mflbflllll and contracts to be awarded, will relected. Al hids accepted and coniracts rded subject to an_appropriation b - Tess o meet the expense. Lack of com mercial standing on the part of the’ bidder or inadequate facilities or plant with which to parform the work specified will constitute &0od and sufficient und for the re‘:j‘flml of such s, b4, BIDDERS WHOSE WOR| H. EEN UNSATISFACTORY 1IN F EAST MAY BE EUIMINATED FROM CON SIDERATION ON THAT GROUND. _Speci- fications and specimens, with forms of pro- posal. wil be Turnished on apolication fo the hief Clerk of the Patent Offics. All bid- dera are invited to be present at the opening. The right 10 reject any and All bids, in whols it .18 hereby reserved. g °r It P 2% ROBERTSON. Commissioner. DUCATI . Spanish School of Washington Prafs. from Soain. Big Pay—Prepare in Short Time Hotels. Clubs. Apart. mente. Tnstitutions. Tea Rooms, Restaurants, Cafeterias, need trained men and women. Demand _increasing daily. Every day openings in D. Florida—All" States—for Managers, sistant Managers, Hostesses. Housekesy ers. Accountants, Room Clerks, Stewards and other executives. Our Fres Employment Bureau is in closs touch with hotels throughout, the United States and places eraduates in contact with good executive positions everywhere. Lewis Hotel Training Schools Pennsylvania Ave. at 23rd St. Night classes now forming. Class lim- ited: enroll early. Prepare in few short months for big pay with bigger oppor- tunities. pen 8:30 AM. t0 9 P.M | tween runaway lovers. Reg. US. Patent Office. hurry or “he wouldn't get nothing fit to_eat, if that.” Padraic, having been assured over and over by Celia that she had enough and more than she could possibly eat, left her not all unwillingly for the distant dining car. He feit that he really needed to be quite alone for a time. After dinner hé would have a short smoke, t00, on the platform be- fore rejoining her. Glancing back to smile at her as he closed the door, he saw only her slant- ing eves above the cup that she had lifted and the steam of the hot coffee rising about her head. Somehow he took away the impression that she had not smiled back at him He had an_excellent dinner and a glass of Scotch and Soda to wash it down, for in those days America was still more or less ‘the land of the free,” not, the sanctimoni ous reformatory which it is fast be ecoming. He felt better for his meal and the bracing drink. and went out to smoke alone on the platform of the next car in a more composed and clearer frame of mind. He could now see his life with Celia steadily and see it whole, he told himself. rather than in frag- ments that danced about disconcert- ingly. After all it was dear of her to cut off her beautiful hair that she might be freer to wander the world with him, and then that awful orange suit —wasn't it just the sort of garment that Melusine, in her utter ignorance a8 to what represented beauty or ugli- ness in the clothes of mortals, would have bought herself on leaving heg nativa element” . . . Pygmalios would probably have been much dis! tressed on first seeing Galatea in a peplos of her own selection. He smiled, then frowned as he r membered Celia's confession _about Hilary. It was distasteful to Padraic the thought that her elderly hus- band had designed her lovely gowns. Then he smiled again. He himself would design them in future. He loved beautiful line and color next to music It would be delightful to adorn his idol from top to foe. . He lit another cigaretts ow he began to go over his late interview with Celia from his first sight of her on entering the Pullman drawing room. As he reviewed it bit by bit he was much discontented with his own behavior. He had really been more like a kind, forbearing husband than a lover. . . . All his remem- bered words and actions struck him as banal, fatuous, even priggish Suddenly he threw away his half moked cigarette and broke into help- less laughter. There alone on the bouncing platform he laughed till he ried. till he was quite limp and had |to cling to the knob of the door for support Never in all the records of romance had there been such a meeting be- Never such a comical eloping pair as they! Poor Celia, hungry, downcast, browbeaten by his disapproval, looking so weirdly hoyish and girlish at the same time, in her cropped hair and manly ulster— and latér on in that awful orange frock. He so fraternally consolatory, ®o dreadfully almost paternal. He took out his handkerchief and wiped his eves which were streaming with the tears of mirth. Well—a shock combined in equal parts of the ludicrous and the tragic—for it was tragic her sacrifice of her divine hair— a shock like that is nqt conducive to passion. 3 He must go and console her. poor darling—'blessed virgin" that she was! He hadn't yet kissed her as lovers kiss. . . . A sweet flame ran through him. He thought how he would thrust his hande into those chort locks of hers and press her lips to his . . their first kiss. With his heart thumping he wrenched open the door of the car and started on his swift way to her through the six other cars that lay between them. Of one thing only, in his series of blunders with Celia, had he been glad from first to last. He thanked his stars that he had broken to her his plans in connection with Molly. She would have had time by now to think it over, and realize that it was the only course, and how it howed the honesty, the consideration of his love for her. Molly, at that moment engaged in abusing herself for having trumped her own trick, when she had bid four hearts and could have made them but for her foolishness—Molly little knew that she herself was the chief trump *held by a jocular Nemesis, who had just played her with the unfailing skill which marks that goddess. In the meantime, while Padralc was having his dinner, his smoke and his laugh. Celia also had been meditating on their late meeting, but she had not laughed, neither had she eaten heartiy, and her drink had so far been only one cupful of steaming coffee. It did her good, thou,and her feet and hands grew warmer. She, too, began to ses things steadily and ses them whole. She, too, had been struck by Padraic’s resemblance to a kindly hus- bhand, and by his considerate plans for her. As he had made them more ex- plicit, freedom had seemed vaguer; as they loomed nearer, freedom had seemed to dwindle She saw herself a small figure far away but very distinct. becoming a submissive and conventional bride, under the genial supervision of Mrs. Cameron of Montreal. . . . Her feelin numbed by Padraic’s nonvecognition of her, and his subse- qi.ent behavior, so uniike what it had ever been before, were still vague, but an unformulated regret made part of them. 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