Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1926, Page 35

AU AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. ADA‘ A WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Trustees’ Bath, No. 1325 T Street N.W. By virtue of a decres of in Equity Cause No. trustees will offer jon. I front of (he. bremise HE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY 1926. AT FIVE OCLOCK PAIL. ivg-described Tand and - premise: Ihn District of Columbia, to-wit: Tered 237, improved as aboye. Terms of sale: One-| money to be paid in cash, two equal installments represented rmmks&)l notes of the nurchaser one and fwo year th intere: cnt per annum’ Trom day of Al 47851, for salé by public_aue OF MAY. the follow. Lot _num by at 6 the property fold. or all cash ©of the purchaser. A deposit of S: auired of purchaser at time of sale. Yeyanc tarial fees at cost of purchaser. sale to be comnl from day of sale. otherwise the #erve the right to resell the proprev a rigk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five daye in_some newspapsr Washington. D. C JOHN RAUM, Stewart Blde. GFORGE C. GERTMAN Washineton Toan & Trust Blds. HARLES L. DIGG 5 15th St Attorney. Tristae art_Building. myl-da&dsexSu THOS. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUST ‘n’\"uéfi‘u"{i{-fi VALTABLE <TORY » PREANSES I S LR SOt T ated FAST. By Virtue of a certain deed of trust Koyemher 28 1 heing instrument tecorded December 18, 1924, among Tin Jand records of (he District of Columbia, and At the request of the party secared tharshy. the undersizned trustees will sell ublic e 0f the premiscs. on {ONDAY. THE TY.FOURTH DAY OF MAY. AD. 1976 AT FOUR P.M.. the fol Towing-described land and preniise. situate in the District of Columbia, and designated 25 and being lot 65 i aquare 1100 of R B Wehrend's eubdivision of lote. as per plai corded in the office of the Surveror for th Liber 30 at folio R R Stoy ORNTR 3 Instrict of Columbia, J03 Torms 1o in Sold subieet to prior deads of trust S 00. ‘further particulars of which be_announced ai time of sale: the rhau prics a said trust to he vaid h. A f5200.00 required Con- g and revenue stamps at ms to be complied with > otherwise “deposit for- feited and the properiy may be advertised and resold at the diseretion of the trustees R. B. DICKEY, D H. JOHNSON. 4 T Wrustees L ToNORROW. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctione Trustees’ Sale of Valuable ¥ Hotel Property Known “The Shoreham,” Northwest Corner 15th and H Streets NW. Ry virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly pecorded in Liber No. 3, at folin 0% _of The Tand records of the District of Columbi and the reqnest of the arty gecured thereby, the undersizned trustces wili offer: for sale by public auction, in_front of the remises, on TUESDAY, AWENTY- TFTH DAY OF M . AT TWO OCLOCK P Gixing-descrined and and premise te i’ tha District of Co. and 18 Commis- sioners’ subdivision of lots in square 219, aa per plat Teconded B. folio 38, of | 1 In Li the ofce of the Surveyor of the Dist part of lot 17 in said ot Colu also the south sion. Tront 15 fest on 15th st.. amed aubdivi- and running back a depth of 108 feet 1 Jot 3 in £l sa e also part of origl- v ting 28 feet on R st the together s of lots being following metes and_bounds nnine at the foutheast corner of gaid square. at the in- tersection of 1510 &t and B nw. and Funning’ thence 'wost ‘along H af 06 feet 1o a point distant 28 fect east of Yhe south- west e of said lot . ‘and_punning Thence Worth 68 feet: thence ir a-northeaste: 15 direction 10 2 poiit distant © fret 8 {ncl west from the noriheast corer of sald 3 "thence eart 1o the northeast corner said lot 3: thence south 6 feet on Ii an thence east lonz the souf of said allev 108 feet 1o 15th AL wes thence south on 15th st. 125 feét to H and tho place of begwning. improved above. Terms of sale Ject to prs at 535, 85 atao: wublect Lo the airegra In ntereat on the full amount of the first trust, the | exact amount of which arrears Wil be an- nounced at the time of sale and made kn upon apolication to the undersigned trustee e firal trust with acerued interest to date of payment may he paid_in ful time of closng xi': i the pureh over and ahove eaid fi A denosit of $25.000 regiire time. of sal cony recording nojarial Terms of gale 1o be comp n davs from date of & otherwise the Lrustecs reserte the right Tesell the properts at the risk and cost the defaulting viirchaser. after five d rtisement of such resale in soma new paper published in the City of Washin ton. D. C. 4 GEO. CALVERT BOWIE, HI. RUST, Jr. rustees. Fifteenth ind K Sts. N.W. For further information appiy to the trus tees. or to Donaldson & Johnson. attorneys At law, Commercial National Bank Building, or to Tobriner & Grahaw, atiorneys at law. Southern Bullding. my 13-d&dba THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable De- | tached Residence Being Prem- ises 4517 Georgia Ave. NW. By virtus of a certain_deed of trust. duly recorded 1 1it . Clulin 2RT et g, Of the land records of i District of Coliimbia, an € of the varty secured there will &6l at puhli prem. on TUESDAY FIRTH OF _MAY FOUR OCLOCK P, the foliowin fescribed lanc and ‘premises, kituate in the Distriet of C 3. and designated as and being lot 1 be Washineton Loan & Trust Compans stars . suldivision 6f square 8. Petwort Ammmn {o the oty of Washington. t tecorded in Liber County No. 10: folio 5 of the reegrds of the. offics of the Sur. vesor of the District of Columbia. Terms of sale: Onefo rth of the pur chase mones 10 be poid in cash. balancs in three cqual installments. pavable n one, 'Wo and three years. vith interest at 6 per entum’ per annum. payable eemi-annualy Tom day of male. Eecired by deed of trust upon the property moid. or all cash at the gption of 'the purchaser. "A depost of 2800.00 " will ‘be" required” at ‘time_of _eale. ATl convevaucing. recording, revenue stamp etc. at cost of purchaser. ‘Terms of sale t e complied with within 20 days from day of sale. otherwiss triistees reserve the Fight 10 resell the pro at the riec and cost of defaulting purc aver. “dtler five day advertisement of such resals in sogie news- Daper published in Washington: Dy RICHARD M. PARKER, DANIEL J. NEE. my13-d de.exSu ricords aser’s cost hin thirty dave Property will be sold sub- v deed of frust, for $800.00 ) 000 s overdu ! th 2 NTY AD AT ] in t as per Tnuteé * Sale of anlnble Ren-. dence No. 1232 Rhode Island Avenue N.E. By virtue of a rertain deed of trust. duly recorded March 25. 1934 instrument’ num. her 286, "in ‘the” office of the recorder of deeds of the Dietrict of Columbia. and the regiiect of the parties secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer for sals ublic miction in tront of the premises Av‘ W PIE 0 CLOCK. Pat the following ~described Jnnd and_ premises situate in the District of Columbia, to-wi 1 red forty-eieht (48) in Jaceh others’ by on of lots in ock numbered six (8). “South Brookland.” as per plat recorded jn the office of the yeyor for the District of Columbia in 74, at iollo 17: said block six (6) being now known for the purposes of sment gnd taxation ue equare numbered thirty-nine hupdred thirtysey e i0id_sublect 1o a property will rior deed of irust semiring fory. wo, hyn- of sal red and fifty dollurs lg‘ MN. ferest. due March 24. 1 Tern, $1.500 cash. balance to be secured by a sec- ond of trust upon the broverty sold. pagable in monthly installments of $75. in: cluding interest. or all cash over trust. at option” of purchiser. A deposit of $260' re- qul time of sale. JOnveyancing, re- Ing., M\'e"lll' stamps and notarial fees at <ost of ‘purchaser. Terms of sale to be com. plied with within thirty’ days from day of sale. otherwiee the trusiess resarve (he righy 10 Tesell the proverty at the risk and cogt o the defaulting purchaser. after five davs' ad- vertisement of such resale in some newsp: Bercwhl!lhrd él the City of Walhlnno , DISTRICT ONAL BANK OF WASHINGTC BERT N. HARPER. President. y14-d&ds.exsu Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers, Trustee’s Sale of Restaurant Equipment, Etc., at No. 8§14 14th St. N.W. By virtue of u certain gt duted, March 500060 i arch 4. 192 rument Ko g e OMee of the Recordar of Decds of " tha Dlstrict 0f ‘Columbia, and at the reuest of The Darty. secured’ thereby " the undersigmed e wil eell by "Siblic anetlon”wiihS 1 ve _premises on FRIDA 9 ENTY.ONE. 1055, COMMENCING AN opailte Libles. b, W chairs. ODaiite wa. ierfont, marble counier: steam” iable. ‘plats ¥ines pastry rack. Remington cash regtute il dabines, Batiers”\iros andsiand: "0 i bo: xhaus ll". Klase: fand" "T; w erme: Cash T G OBERT E. KLINE, el Trusiee. my17-41 E_ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED TESDAY, ' MAY TWENTY-FIVE. Y528, AT THE_SANE B MML by 4 chattel deed of recorded Is. croc] Sale of Valuable| Three-Story and Bnumentl Brick Dwelling, 8 Rooms and| the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. passed the undersigned on MONDAY. situate in 13 in Coburn's eubdivision of sauare hird of the purchase ‘the balance in the Davable ver ‘navable semi-annually, secured by dead of toyst unon at the ovtion vo: Al con- k. Tecording. revenue stamps and no. Teruis ot with within' thirty dave s re- advertisement of such resale vublished i the city of 0. | CTIONS. | AL("HO‘X SALES. TOMORROW. David Notes, Auctioneer. Regular sale by Public; Auction at our salesrooms, | 633 La. ave., Tuesday, May| 25, at 10 a.m,, Houuhold\ Furn shings of all kinds, cluding several lots of Storage | Goods, Upright Piano am'l| large Wall Case and oth«r, miscellaneous, all by auction. | Terms Cash. ‘ Da\nd Notes, Auctioneer. | g ~AUCTIONEERS. | STE SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK | TR ey TR R eed of trust. dated | | f ST By virtie of a certain December 9. 1925, heing instrument No. 164 ner 14, 1925, among the land District_of Columbia, and at request of the party secired ‘thereb undersizned trustees will sell at publi auction. in front of the premises. on TUES” THE TWENTY-EIFTH DAY OF MAY. AD’ at ¥IVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the fol! lowing-described Jand and premises. situate i the Di himpia. and_designated s and 1 n Witiiam Hines' sub- ots in square 438, us per plat ed in the office of tha Surveyor ‘for the District ‘¢ Columbia. i Liver 10 at olio 144 Terms: Sold sublect to a prior desd of trust for $3.500.00. further particulars of | whic announced at time of sale: the rohase said_trust ‘to be paid | uf' £300.00 'required . Tocording and revenus stamps ! rms to be complied | hin days, otherwise deposit | forteited and the property may be advertised | and resoid at the diseretion ot the trustees. JFSSE H. MITCHELL, WILLIAM H. COWAN. T.10.21.94. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEE! Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two-Story Brick Dwelling | {. With Garage, Being Premises No. 1412 Perry Place N.W. Virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated plember 21, 1025, heing _instrument No. 203, recorded’ September 25. 1925. among the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party secueed thereby, the undersizged trustees will sell at gublic ucton, in frabt of the premises, on UESDAY. TH DAY, MAY. AD. 1926, AT 'FOI the follow. ing-described land and premisee THOS. situate in the District of Columbia, angd_designated a and being lot 37 as per plat re- in_the office ‘of the Surveyor for the ]’H-xrn' of Coiumbla. in Liber 47 at folio Block 2 known as square 2888 <J bject to building line restriction and co tants of reeord. So!d subject to a prior deed of trust $3.800.00. further particulars of which will be announced at time of le the purchase price above said_ trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of $300 required. Conveyancing rem\rdm( and revenus stamps ar murchascrs cost. Terms fo be complied { with within llllfly days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the nrngfirl' may be adver. tised and resold at discretion of the | trustee 3 5. GORDON. my13-d&ds.cxSu o L VTHKN .v n\u:\' a. SON, 4 Two-Story Si Brick Dwel.hng With Hot-| Water Heat, Electric Light, No. 1442 Oak St. Northwest. At Auction. By authority vested in us we will sel pupic aienon” et ot i L o HURSDAY. . THE DAY OF MAY. 1696, AT FIVE fi]lik‘ln square 2684, 1 B CtoCK ) deed of r $4.000. with interest at 613 per nd_a second deed of trust for $2.550. payable $46.67 per month. and the baiance over said trusts to be paid in cash. $250 deposit required at time of sale. Sale 1o be closed within thirty days or deposit for feited. Convesancing, recording. etc. at pur Chaser's cost THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Aucts. _m mawy: ! SWOS. J..OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, Being Premises 1860 Ontario Place Northwefl. am land umia. emed, at follo 107. records of the District_of ' C the request of the parts secured there the undersigned trustees will sell at publ aiietion, in_fro; emises, on TCE DAY. THE FIRST DAY OF JU 1926, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK: PM .| the Hollowine dearrined land aud primives: situate in the city of Washington. Districi 1 Columbia, and designated as and being | Jot 108 in Perkins Lachlen's sub- | division of part of *Lanier Heights. ‘as per lat” recarded n 1 No. 6. folo of ‘the records of the offie of the sur- veyor of the District of Columbia. excepting { the rear 71, feet Ly full width of said lot. condemned and taken for alle: proceedings i Dixtrict Court in' the Supreme_Court of the {of Columbia. Said proverty [ for the purposes of taxation and assess {ment as lot 842 in square 2583 togeth With the improvements, consisting of apart ment house. Terms of sale: Sold subject to a pr deed of trust of $24.000, further particular of which will be aniounced at time of sale: | the purchase price above kaid frist to be paid in cash. A deposit of $1.000 will be required ‘at_time of sale. All conveyancing recording, revenue stamps, etc.. at cost of | purchaser. Terms of salt to be complied | with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the triistees reserve the vight io sell the property. at the riek and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five dave’ adver tieement of sich resale in some newspaper | published 1n Washington. D. © WM. AL HILL JESSE M. HEDG Trustees YORRIE GEWIRZ and GE LEMM ¥ of trys Ryt ¥4 ot dated S A9eh, { THOS. J EQUIPMENT, SFREET RORTHWEST By virtue of a Teng instrum the undersigned t deed records hattel at o AT OF 070 D, 3 . AL arber Chairs. Chairs,” Boot- Mirrors, fixtures of ai kinds JUN the tand, h. JAMES A. PURCELL. " Triistee AUCTIONEERS. qALF OF VALUABLE BRI OWN A4S PREMISE OB ART " STREET NORTHW BY Virthe ol & certain dred of trust daly recorded. in Liber No. 5405, folio 433. et e of ‘the land records of the District of (;flumlua. and at the request of the party secured thereb the undersigned trustees will sall ‘at public. suction, in ‘frant ot the FIRER iy o clock Yihi he o lnmn¢~ !l(n!»d land and premises, tAl!\an in the District of Columbia. and desi) n\IlPd as and being 1ot 196 1n Joseph C. Zirkle’s subdivision 1n block 5 in Todd and Brown's ihdivision of D; of “Mt. Pleasant” and “Ploasant Plains.” as per blat recorded I Liber 74. at folio 10, of the records o the office’ of the Survéyor for the Distriet of Columba. Rald block 6 known as sauare 2888, = Terms: _Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $3.250.00. and _the 'balance of @ second ‘trust for” about $1.000.00. further articulars of which will be announced at ime of sale; the purchase price above said irust to be paid in cash. A deposit' of $200.00 required. Conveyancing.. recording and revenue stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the [ovirty ‘may’ be' advertised and reeold at the diseretion of the 2 {51y %N HASSIN. RONIN_ CTIONEERS. TRUSTEES: uu.‘ OF VALUABLE 1w TOR BASENEAR DWELLT! BEING EN[(ES \0 }'.JAF::T MARYLAND AVENUE NORTH- By Virtue of a certuin deed of trugt. dated March 20, 1925, being instrument No. 323 recorded March 2. 1028. among the land rpcords of ho Distiict of Columpla. ‘and a e request of the nll’d red t Onlb' the TindersiEned trustees will lic ‘aue: tion i ront of the ur-m taon THE WENTYRIGHTH DAY OFy AD. 1026 AT R fGllowing degcribed land._and uate in the District of Columbl nated as and being lot 43 and mvm.hn. r plat record trus: rtain ¥ e tees’, and T. lots ‘in square 1028, the t‘lflt‘: i lhe nu eyor !or the llrlcl o! 78t folie 44, berinning {d Tzt ot ‘ot 43 at the northeass eald lot and running thence Macyland ave. 3 Evestorls” nad corner of westerly on the line of {hetice, southeasterly at e 32 u i e e R0 S i the llle 0! (o ltng "of 'sald street”to" the soath ons the line of aaid Atree o ] ? jot 3" and hence' afon the inn ”""n"’ %atd” 10t 0, oihe berinning; roperty ‘now known' for Durpose Bsscssment and taxation as 1ot 813, in "snd Jublect to & prior deed o 600, further e, above ::IA"Tr"n.{' it e N caah. DA deposit of $200 muma veyancing, record g and rovenug o IIP“'-\I&PI cont. compl .d BBUSRS *nirty dave. atherwise. dsbos: G el SRR, m'?’%'( e P EWIS O, SMITH. AR ghtnans. var- south- the pure ! December | indersigned trustees will sell + tion {THE Tw 2 SR h i Bouth 1e b th of be 'HE _KVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—And Pa Took a Chance. GoLLY' THE OLD LADYS UNREASONABLE ' 03T BECAUSE.-T ENGAGE A F0ab LOOKIN'. NURSE ForR HER AS CRANKY AS A SETTING HEN!' MONDAY, VERY PEEVISH MR, MEGINIS' 1 MUST ‘GET OUT AND GET SomE ' - FRESH AR TO-Day, 1 HAVENT BEEN OUT SWKE 1 TOOK CHARGE OF THIS CASE SIR' THESE FACE LIFTING CASES ARE AH! Goop MORNING MISS. NIFTY, | HOW 1S My DEAR WIFE MAY PR iv. I AUCTION SALES. FUTURE-DAYS. AUCTION SALES. i FUTURE DAYVS. THOS. 3. OWEN & SON, Alltllnlll!!l- I TRUSTEES' SALE_OF VALUABLE mmx ot ka RRYEr AonTiwiir B itte of a deriain deed "of iruat. ated October” 24, 156, heing No. 144, racorded Octoher 97710 ihet tand’ recards of the District of Conn aud at the “reaneat “of e thereny. the \mdersigned trustec ac bl auetion” i front of ¥ DNESDAY, TH 3 b. 1 AT Tolfowing desertbed land :.mn remises.” ot \the District of Colambia Ang. desik- d Deiric 10t 132 in Rosa Wallac) subdivision of lots in block 5 asane and - Pleasant Plains Khown s auare er plat ve fed in the office of the survexor ‘for tie Thistrict "of Columbia in' liber 45 at folio Venants I w $6.525. furt be annotinced at trusts o be paid bove sai ot oA B354) owuired - Con. | \III w, recording and revenie stamps at ! purchaser’'s cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days. otherwise llflr\(llll for and the property may advertined - old ai the dls(’l’(‘lhbn 4’1' th ‘knlfll!r! i RPN S Trustess SON, AUCTIONEER; | THOS. J. OWEN TRUSTEES x}’\"u.( APL% BRI 1 1 VALUABLE ARG nr ACHED " BRICK | AS” PREMISES | T!l RE ORTH _ce (ain deed_of trust ed July 15. 19 being instrument No recorded July 24, 1925. among the land records of the Disirict of Columbia, and at the request the party secured thereby the undersizned trustees will se on i n THE 1626. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P M. the follow- Ing-des d land and emi; situate in thie District. of Columbia. and desiknated ns and being lot 73 Ulm!l!'ld und others subdivision of lots in wsq 41 it recorded in the oftice ol the S the D{»hwl of Columbia n Liber J. at folin Terms of sal One-third of the purchase- money to be paid in cash, halance in tw eaualinstallments. payable’ in-one and tws years. with interest at seven 'per centum per annum, payable semi-annually, from day of sale. weured by deed of trust upon the property sold. llr | cash, at the ootion of | the “purchuser. "' " deposit of $1.000.00 will Do required at tima of sale. All convesanc- ing. recording. reventie stamp: at cost of purchaser. Terms< of sale to be com- plied with within thirty days frum day of #ale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right 1o tesell the property at the risk and of defawtng purchaser. after five days' - vertisement of such resale in mrnb news: paper published in Washins n, D. WIEIAN W WAUM. H. BADE AM 1y 24.d&ds, exsiihol THOS"J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEE! TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY, MODERX BRICK G K> qQy: PREMISES 5328 FORTY- FIRST STREET NORTHWEST By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly | recorded in Liber No. 5055, folio 95 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Colum bia. and at the requet of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction. in_front of the premise on WEDNESDAY. THE SECOND DAY OF JUNE. A'D. 1926, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M the following described land and premi situate in the District of Columbia. and ignated as and being lot K0 in sq; according_to subdivision by Harry K. Boss and H. Glenn Phelps of part of tracts of land known as “Mount Airv' and “Fill' Vacancy.” as per plat recorded in the offie of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber 57 at folio 44: which will' o8 @bove said trust to be nanta of record. the purchase Terms: Sold_subiect to a prior deed of | 1% "IN, PT° Sdbot "0 $200 00 re- et for. SB5.000." Turther * varticalars of | ired.” Camveyanting: recording and revente | which will be anncunced at time of asle: the | siamps at urchasers Co. —Terma to. be | parchase price above said trust to e S Complied with within thirly days otherwise in cash. A deposit of $250 required °'l"dvnnnl forfeited and the property may he veyaneing. recording and revenue stamps at purchaser’s cost. Terms to be complied with | be adverfised | ::I\Plr sed and resoid at the discretion of the ustee Within thirty’ dave. otherwise. depowit for: | " THEODORE D. PEVSER, feited and the vroperty may GEORGE E. EDELIN. and resold atthe diacrausn o thetrisises ¥ HOY ¥ GADDIS, Jr. Trustees. Trusiees. TOE\ LS B N ‘irie of Story and Basement Brlck Apartment House Containing Sixteen Apartments Known | as the Belmar and Situate 1333 Belmont St. N.w. of a certain deed of trust, duly R A o L T T . of the 1and records of the. Distri limbia, and at the request ‘of the cured “thereby, | the undersigned Il sell af puniw (Fiction. in_fron promises. on W DAY. THE 1w XL DAY OF T 920, AT FO! R P e toliowing deseriiod | Snd premisen: iiuate In The Distcler e ol lumbia. and designated as and being fot 19 in Colimbia Heizhts Realty Compans's eub- division_of Joty’ in Block 29, Heights." now known as sguare per plat rerorded in the office of the ‘sur- Yesor for the District of Columbia in Liber { 88, at folio 151. Subject to the covenants of record : Terms: Sold subiect to a prior deed o trust for $35.000.00, further particulars o Which Wil hé annoinced at time of the purchass price above trust to be paid in cash. U A deposit of $2.500.00 re- auired. ‘Convesancing. tecording and rev. entie stamps ap, purchaser's cost. Terms 1o ty i Wil hell. umm-‘;> the 24,2628 101 2 { | DWE] .LIV(’ BEING POTOMAC, STRE By virtue of a certal July 1. 1925, being instrument recorded July’ 8. 1925, among the land nmml of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party sectred thereby. the \I lersigned trustees will sell hlie uucllan in_front of the premises, DAY, THE FIRST DAY OF JU Hl.fl AT FIVE P.M., the followin, nd premises. situate in the i Columbia. and designated as and being pa: Jot 41 in square 1186, formerly sql 16 in “Old Georgetown ' described as fol- lows: beginning for the same on the West | Line of Market Space. 82 feet 10 inches wouth of M street and running thence south | 1n said west line 27 feet 6 inches, thence | west parailel with M_etreet 39 feel, thence north ‘parellel’ with Market ‘Space 27 feet 8 inches. and thence east parellel with M streei 348 feet €0 the place of beginning he above described property is now known or' burpoges” of taxation as Lot 814 in Sauare Terms 10 subject to a pior deed of trust for 0.00. further particulars of announced at time of aale ) RIDE, Trustees. i H KIEFFER DELAUGHTER. i _myl4-d&de.exSu “Cruste : S."J. OWEN & S TRUSTE OWN A8 | Putmvs 76 OATES STREET | ST 1y ITue F 3 certain deed of trust, datsd ember 10, 1925, being instrument 0. recorded December 7. 1925 amonz the land records of the District of Columbia. an 8t the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustess will sell at pubiic auction, in front of the premisss. on THURS: DAY THE TWENT NTH DAY OF ADC BE AT FOUR Bar. the o { i { i ng described land and premises. situate the District of Columbia. and ignated as and being lot 47 in block 8 ““Trinidad." in the Thrift Bullding Company's subdivi- n as per plat recorded in the office of the rveyor for the District of Columbia in subject to l‘fl\l’-l Liber 75, at folio 1 Terms: Sold_subject to a prior deed of ‘ trust for "$4,000. further particulars ol which will announced at time of sal the purchase price above said trust to be paid $500 in cash the balance $65 per mmuh which covers l)l interest and pay- t on the second trust. or all cash. A de Dfl t ! Conveyancing. re ing,_and revenie stamps st Yurrha:er cost. " Terms to be comulled with withis . . ihiriy dars “otherwiee’ dopostt forleited an SCHLER & SON. Auctioneers | at the irru.cm Sale of Valuable Cor- | ner Business Property, Three- E. my20-d&ds.exSukiiol ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. TRUSTBES' nlr OF VALL, ArLt 'rw A v'r H.-W. 1“!0"!‘""( may iscretion of the trustees, B RU RY my18.20.22 24 Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TW(. STORY BRICK DWELLT {8 SNow AS LREMISES (1002 W JERSEY AVexCE ol eV he bt Sockrtaln doed of trust. dated 11. 1026, being_ instrument No. 167, recorded December 12, 10225 among the land records of the Digirict of Columbia and at the request of the party secured theraby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public_ auction. in front, of the premises. on THURSDAY, - THE T TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, AD. 1 AT THRE! PATRIY PAC ihe following descrived land remises ‘situate in the District of C: esignated as and being lot 31 P. Mynsbridee's subdivision of part = in’square 741 As per nlat recorded in the office of the surfeyor for the District of Columbia. in Liber 41. at folio Tertms, "S5ia subloct 15 & wior dsed of trust fo 00, further particulars of which will ‘he_announced at tima of sale the purchase price abore said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of $200 reauired. Convesancing. recording and revenue stamos at purchaser’s cost. Teims 10 he comulied with _within ‘thirt erwise deposit 1 o Gdvertised | the trustees. Story Brick Building, Corner Florida Avenue, 4th Street and Rhode Island Avenue N.W.! (389 Rhode Island Avenue). tharaby. the. Wnfers { HY Virtue of a certan aeed of trust dated for walé by 3 ¥ | Nov. 19. 7 e Tk THIRD pAT | Instigmens, S o0 ot the, jand revarie, o1 Ibv-d land and premises. the ‘tallol P 1ot the party secired. thersby. the under tuste in the Bistrice of Columbia_ to wit | algned trustees will offer for sale Ly publie | 1 ot ettered © M Guire's | Buction. in front of _the "premises i i¥inon 15 ai ver plat re- | WEDNESDAY. THE SECOXD DAY OF | -orded_in olio 81" 10 the | JUNE. 1828 AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK yortetorls St of the Distrler ot Commbia. | P AL the bexinning At a point 17 feet east from the | ises. situate in the T northwest corner of xaid lot lett and | wit’ Lot A ombinatic running thence east ‘an tho T o Vicelta | of ote i biock B “Le et Park s 60.20 feet to the t.worner of | plat recorded in Liber 18. folio 24, -h} t'fltl!l::n“'-‘uuatr“-‘lm‘: A Siget 017 | rorards of the wirverorw offien” i ine D Ten n st alo e line of lot‘let" | trict of Columbia: at the Wate bereo! san n%.'P T1.20 feet. aud thence north to | land and are designated on the the beginnine. improved as above hooks " of ssor (or the District of Terms of sale: The abova property will be | Columbia lot 5B, saiare 3095 sold_subject ‘o the balance of A prior deed | ““firme of sale: Property will be sold sub of trust for about $4750" at dx mavahle | 10 @ Drior deed of trust for $5.000.0 e cash.’ "X deponit af S500 | lue July_20th 1928, interest sem aser Bt tme of sale. " All | fance $1.000 ¢ the temainder | ony fecording, revenue stajpe amj | Wi pasments. A smaller <ash pasmient may be accepted from a reapons: bie Durchiser. Swcired by n cecond deed of frist upon’ the property sold. or all cash | ser trust, at ontion of purchases A de: posit_of $300 reqiured of purchaser time of male. Al convevancing. rec i entie stamps_and Durchaser. Terms of sa e complies With within thirty daya’ from day of saie. | otherwise the (rixtees teserve the right () jesell the proverty at the ek and, ot ol | the defaulting purchaser. after five days ail vertinement of sich resale i some tew bublished 1 the city of Washington. , N NS PRI 10 21 -d&ds exsud&myal JOWEN & 80 No. aon B8 otk Frrralh aml of trust mn- recorded in liber No. 5:395. folio 417 at sea of the records of the ‘District of Colum: bia .and at the requ By orde of i & i { notarial ot of v haser - Fepme of wale to he vnllllllk'd \Il"\ within thirty davs from dav of sale. otherwise the trustees re {serve the right to resell the nroper at the risk and cost of the defaulting ‘haser {3ier WiYe tave ‘advertiserent of sich resals | Trustees TTHOS. 3. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS Trustees’ Sale of Valuable New | Modern Frame Bungalow, Known as Premises 5604 Ne- vada Avenue Northwest, Just North of McKinley Street, Chevy Chase, D. C. uc of u certain deed of trust. dated snmiara 0 Theh nstrument No. 110 i 3 in some mwullll—r vublished 1n the city of Washington. D. = . _ MURPHY MM Trustees 75!"HOS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES. | SAL " e PR EAL E: R\ PREMI Y" \0 ¥ \TRFET ORTHWEST, WASHINGTO! D. €. By virtus of a certain deed of fruat. dated June 10, 1825, being instrument 217 orded” June Togs, among the Tand rded Februa 8, amonk the fana | Tesordsdo J4ne A L0%0y amone, the Jand records of ‘the Distriet of Columbia, and at | the request of the party serired th the the request of the party secured thereby, the ‘ |md~raxvmd trustees will sell at public aue t public ‘auc- | tion” In front of the premises ‘on WEDNES | fiont of the yremises. o IDA DAY. THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF MAY. LY EIGHTH DAY OF MA AD."1928. AT FIVETHIRTY P.M . the fol. | 19 IVE P.M.. the following des lowing de bed land and premises. sitnate and and premises. sitllate in the District of t in"the Disirict”of ‘Columbia)" id deinienated Caltmibia and dciimated us ana being 10t { an and belng, part of lot E: i He In'sauaze 1009 in K. F. Trein and Alfr on_of "loth In_ saiiare five hun Haker's yubdivision as ner piat recorded | onbos e -eight (5A8). as ver plat of the office of the wirvesor for the District | Vigion racorded in the office of the survevor Columbia in Liver 80. folio 18. subiect | of the waid Diatrict of Columbia. in_Book B. uilding restriction Jine as shown on said [ at page 33. described as follows: Beginning and subject to_covenants of or the same on the north line of said lot old ki) oint 7833 feet east of the northwest 000 of said lot. said point be e aniioun ter of the party wall betwees $1.000 cash, 232 F street northwest monthiy vayments of $50 thence east slone the noith line of waid a6, 104525 Toet, "ae. ehown 'on & wlat 0t ‘wurves upon “the nrnuerl(v urveyor Tust, at op! purchager. olumbiz $200' required. cing, recording and ! Jine of said lot: thence west along the said revenue stamps at purchasers cost. 'm-m-)mmh line, 35 feet to a point due south of to be complied with within thirty days. oth- gl‘,‘ ‘of hv' nning. and running thence erwise deposit ‘forfeited and the broj ROV Throngh ke eenter of Sad DArtY wall 1o the place of b—l’lnmlll Toy veyancing, recording_and revenue stamp purchaser’s cost Terms 1o be wmnlled with within thirty days. otherwise deposit TRUSTEES: SAL _or_nu.nm o . ;5 . 4 °Rod D REE BEDROQ) 9 BRICK DWELL: 0 deed of trust ve- Mh lsWP INESDAY. THE TWENTY- F MAY, 1926, AT FIVE ocmcx P.M., the following déscribed land 3 paper PETATE D¢ ey Trustees. | AUVCTION in i futy | tded in Liber 51 land records of d at the undersigned trustee ale at public auction. m front of m.-, FRIDAY. T THE - TWENTY ; at_folio 361 e District of rty e will offer OF MAY AT FOUR the following dexcribed lan District of € (1) i _sauare 1040 O'CLOCK PN and “premises situate in the Timbia. to-wit. Lot eleve “Prescutt’s subdivisio i+ platrecorded in the land records ] of the District of C Terms of sale: Tha above sl subject 1o rior de trust 0o owing of $3.448 ate of 7% per anni 1626, Said Brat deed able in monthly install- h'the privilege of makine Targer ‘payments in,any amount). on_the 18th day of each month until paid. Fach instaliment when 50 pald to be applied first fo the payment ot the interest on the amount of principal remaining unpaid. and the balance thereof credited to the princival. The monthly pavments of $40 subscauent 16 January 15 1996, being overdue. The pur- | “hase Drice over and above said first trust 1o be one-half in cash and the balance ren- resented by the promissory note of the pur- chaser pavable in one year. with interest at the rate of 7% pen annum’ from the dav of sale. pavable “semi-annually, secured bv a d’deed of trust upon the property sold. or all cagh, at (e option of the purchaser: A deposit of $300 reauired of purchaser at time of wale.” All conveyancin an otary fees at cost of mllar Tmmn on trusts to 10 be complied with the remainder inciuding interest on with interest from Januars 15 t * bein, ments of $40 (wi Conv ADAM. A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Six- Room and Bath Brick Dwell- ing, No. 1150 Neal Street N. E. By \HI,IAI‘ 0( A certain deed of |r\|ll id recorded ll‘ insi rumenl Nfl 4. et seq.. of ] e ords of the District of Columbia, lll at tife request of the party secured lhonby. the undersigned trustees will ‘offer (0!‘ by ;\Ibhl suction, in front of the l'lA nn THE TWENTY RIGH' AY Ol 1026. AT FIVE OCLOCK P.M.. ‘ ribed id and Il"m‘nl t- rict of Columbia, to-wit: Lot aubdivision of 1ot 1n Block 6 - a3, ber plas Socorded in Tiber 76, at follo Z1. in the surveyor's office of !hr District of Columbia, said block. now kuown for D»ll’DOl’l of assesment II !IX' Ifl’?‘:":: ol‘ml 3 89 lmumvod al N avor, sold wabiect 1. & pricy desd ot Jrust for 750, at 6% %, ‘l\lfl )«cvmb'r. 1937: bal- ance $300 cash, inder {n montl ments o $40. lmlu ing_interest at secured by & second deed of ll'ull \lflfll’l the property sold, or all cash tion of purchaser. A auired of purchaer ‘at % conveyancing, r-wrdln( NV'!II. stami ‘" notarial fees at cost Px of sale HI be (Om Hed '“. h‘ll lhh'U da: l(rnm day % h‘r’llfl the l'Il l re; the right 'D “resel the hroverty the r|nll and cost of the defaulting DM chaser. after five days' adverti ont of such resale in some nel Dlm ‘vublished in recording wale 130)" daya from day of sale .."".'1".3"'11»’(:«». reserve the Tight of Te. Seliig the Droperts af (he risk and cost 'of The defauiting Durchaser. after five (5) days' vertls -l‘-i-.- 1 Fich ratls 1 moe u the Dublished ja ¢ Shi £EOSN CHAPIN B. BAUMAN. Attorney. _ myiR.20.24, ey C. G. Slom & Co. Inc. AUCTS. 715 13th St. rze Sale of Household Effects Of Every Description. At Public Auction Within Our Galleries 715 13th St. Wednesday May 26th, 1926 at 10 AM. TS GEGAN & €O, Ine, Aucts. my24,25 MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. _ rty moy be advertised and resold at the discre- tion of the trustees. rma: Soid pubect (o a prior deed of & Tor $3,000, further partic G h will be announced at time of my18-d&ds.exSu 1n||'4hls‘ Drice above said Tt to be paid | cash. A deposit of $250.00 reauired. Con: | forfsited and the propeity may. be adver tised and resold at the discretion of the trustee ARRY sr. ARRY Jr my15-d&ds.exSi 1o THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Virius of 4 irtus of & cer mn‘d Octoher 16, 1925, heing paper No. 145 of the land records of the District of Columpia, and at the reauest of the party mecured ibereby, the undersigned trusies wm P'" at pul uction, in_front of the remiges. situate in the District of Co- l\lmb a, and Being lot seventy (70) in Joseph Gollstein's subdivision of lotg in sausre eieni undred "elghty soven (S8%). ds per BIER rerardd o Ehe ofice’ of be survebor ;f the District ot Columbia in Liber 19 at o! lio 1! roved as above: subject o a Bur st o ER000. Dearime (aterest at 5 7or dug Juno 10, 192 ucond trust on nro 6 per cent, pay o2 imonehiy, ‘el -m' R interoat"ou iret and second ‘deposit of $200 required at' time o onveyancing. Tecordi 7 purch wll wit] r.. Terms of n ‘thirty (30 sale. otherwiss the tr to resell she propert; fisk and cost of detauiting. prrchaser. dfier "ive daye“adver- tissment of ‘such resle in some newspaper published in shingts 3 g r. P@Ml. RCY o myl4-dads.exsu rustees. SON, Auctionters. WAL fin’;gi)y“l%{ cash and balance secured b d, with ‘interest THOS. i THOS. 3. OWE:! TI('H;!FiS‘ &LS{; ¢} ’l‘ virtus - l. Tt Novamber Sath. 105 ik s 'r.:"*‘,..,L..‘ Ll fheraby, the Wndersigned nu-&n wfi ‘sell. s m fi% PARY M., Jlo ““Y'"H s peimatad o aal ll:h'lll corner of | 1 ;:x g r-".é-w ,..fi'-"" LR %EJJRGP Bt EvT .24,26.28, the City of wl:hlnf{lol CACHETER | cavwoop. 18-dd ex8u Trustees. 3 o zn & SON. AUCTIONEERS. L ‘JSTF ¥ FRAME Buffi n X\}?A “fi&x}u'uzn 3 ipihe STREEL, NORI n By Virtie,o mflxn dead of trust, being instrument No. écords of u:%'fi‘lgrm of Fenired “ingreby he jderaned i Will sell ‘at bublic’ auction n. mnc B raR iy Ty il p the toflow nsfiemfin A% Forelriacs. Higiate, in the i ot o lumbla ‘and” destemated 1oty a’x)-d A8 in Bicok, 1 n I osent | A Infl Stone, trustee’ bd"l‘m of Bart 0T “uRriengehip’ Kpow "aQ- dition’ 1o Americas Liversis .i' ) Deror'tr e Biatrlos BF Colemten tho1ber rlct o 5 County 10 lollo 1. Block la“l;‘o'l‘kl"l’fl'fl as Bajare 1484 Sold subiect to & pri of o e the Durchase urm sbove Said 1';.13 0, month and bu-m due ' 2 ‘fl: o m ‘Convesan nue stamps at_purel o Poban a6 doporit Torfeited a B advertised ‘and recod '-'t rest at 6%. be complied with with] nr thi of the mmou o auired. WRIG! | hour n \ll)\’l\( PACKING & STORA( N"OVINO STORAGR KRIEGS|»XPRESS PACKING SHIPPING GO BYE ST.NW WAIN 3010 TORAGE FOR ruk\n URE AND FIANOS inn x?‘ué M } - Without Worry or Risk. Re- Move sponsibie Service—Low llx. germ TR - . 705-9 Florida Ave. NOR' 14 SAVEMDNBYONW Cll-l- mmnoouonorm W LONG DISTANCE MOVERS CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N. W. PHONE NORTH 3343 ‘Warehouse S(orn(e, Moving, Crating 418-20 10th N.W. M. 4270 Frank. 2423| SPmAL RATES ON LOCAL AND LONG-DISTANCE MOVING 'NATmNAL DELIVERY ASSN. INC. 11317 NY.AE.NW. MaIN-14601 PAmuo VANI | NITED n'rn' S 8, OFFICE OF S shington. May 20, posals \ul\ e “received 'WELVE O'CLOCK M 1920, for the United States fiscal year ending June :30. Blanl forms Drop: showing santity and aquality of each article heYorm of bond to he signed hy' the bidder and -urvll“. will be furnished on application office Whoul 10, s the States Edwin P ited e tary 7 of Washington Senate D. Proposals and specimens must be delivered | at thie office, free of charge. before the ' THAYER Secretary. S D.C 020, S Room 50 fock pni furnishing d Washinz tor posals_will T re trict. Bulldi dav. May Tiverimne of July V26, Specifications and 320 District. Building — fork NORWAY e A FAMOUS CLARK CRUISE 53 DAYS, $550 to $1250 Including hotels, drives, guides, fees. By the specially chartered big éunnrd Line new oil burux LANCABTRIA JUNE 30 A fudmflnl program ; extension mx wpnnwumloddw'flh.‘: i Includes: Lisbon, (llfild- Cordova- Gnnuh\. ! 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LONDON, May 24 {mocial season will start in full stride !This week and it is expected that, i despite the recent general strike and ithe continued strike of the coal jminers. 1t will witness a display of hnllinm'l- rarely excelled here. The King is in good health. but vhen i little doubt that the royal '(uurl will leave London as soon s the round of fmportant social engage ments is over. The journal, Truth, says the constitutional struggle greeted him on his accession throne, the long-drawn-out {erisis, the greatest war in histor all the industrial troubles that have followed it. no British sovereign has passed through 15 more uncomfortable vears ‘The announcement of the birthday yhonors list has been postponed from {June 3 and probably will be made {early in July. duc to_the desire e London “Between which to the Irish and of Premier Baldwin to include some persons who gave | prominent service to the state during ! the general strike. This is thought to be} ) FINLAND ON GUARD. AFRAID OF RUSSIA Seeks Greater Armament Against Communism De- spite Neighbors. BY F. A. MACKENZIE. Correspondence of The Star aud the Cbie Daily New FORS. Finland is only u few Helsingfor door neighbor. Communist inland | Forover 100 vears ¥ jof the Russian empire, ever fight to maintain her own language. cus { toms and life. One emperor, Alexan |der the Great. was loved. and his statue still stands unharmed in the heurt of this city. But for the rest of the Russian rulers Finland's own de | sive is 1o forget them. It has raze every memorial that imight recal them Then came « eight the red over th ment I most {days. HELSING < Leningrad {rail from i ne [ n | into i April hours by our tussia The shadow republic falls deep! and was part smmunism. 1t i onl vears since the civil war wher backed by Moscow, tried o and capture the goeerr civil war was one of the cven those hidenis Danger Is Ever Present. A famous politician expressed neral sentiment onservativel: The position of Finland.” he said 1 “obviously presents certain speclal dangers, We are on the bhorders of Communist Russia and less than eight years ago we defeated Communist ate tempt to capture our government. While at the present moment the So- viet government is professing a mom agzgressive polley, there is no saving { when some fresh decision of the Com munist party might change its entire | the = purpose. “Finland. you must remember. has no guaranty of independence from any of the great powers. Whateve they might do if we were attacked remains to he seen. We have to de pend primarily on ourselves. I do not talk about any possibility a Haltic league. for it is easy to see how anx Russiun adventure, against Esthonia for esample, n drag in. In such « campaign the Gulf of Fin land immediately south of world ome an active center of war, en 1gering our neutrality. Russia Not Trusted. Russia is growing stronger fron The next few weeks will he par ticularly heavy to all who are con- nected with the roval court. President Doumergue of France will arrive Buckingham Palace on June 2. R | visitors” expected later include King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain, {Queen Marie of Rumania. Queen Maud Narway and King Albert and | Queen Elizabeth of Belgi P ‘Merry, But Drink Little, Although the various call for considerable much smoking. with and dancing of the jazz type ln i a fact often commented on by American tourists in the interior of native { making. roposals | the Philippine Tslands that the native | Filipino: liquor. Many Filipinos do not indulge their appetite in strong drinks and do not {ko in for uative intox as isome of the other iropi rarely drink much alcoholic ALLTHE WAY BY WATER FROM NEW YORK the CAPE COD CANAL ©leaves Prer 19 N R New daly including Sunday Davhight Saving Time. 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Manager, in different untain and unique sur- 18-hole golf do military point of view. ‘There have ! heen Lig improvements in her arms {and navy. In gas warfare. in particu lar, great advances have been made A 'hundred years of experience has taught us that we cannot trust Rus and cannot trust her word. t s this that makes us so over the disarmament campaign now oceeding in Norv Sweden und Denmark. The danger to us is that this campaign then may influence a { section of our working classes to on pose national defense. The last gov ernment was overthrown on the de fimand for a 350,000,000-mark naval program. It is expected at the ge eral election of 1927 that the electors will support the remaining necessary penditure for the navy.” neasy e Naval Armament Sought . Alexander Leonard Hieln 10, the minister for defense, deseril 15 1o me the present military situs . said: “Our immediate naval pro am is for two armored cruisers of 000 wns ‘displacement, the larges: that can maneuver in our territoria waters; three 430-ton submarines. one 100-ton submarine and a number of small coastal defense boats “Our regular forces consist of the army, the coast defense and the air forces. The president of the repuhlic i» the chief commander of the armed | forces, and besides the minister of de tense there ix & commander of the milltury forces directly under the { presiden:. We have nine regiments seven independent battalions and nine companies of infantry. two regiments cavalry, four regiments of field ar- one of heavy artillery, pioneer, railway, telegraph, radio and motor hattalions. For coast ~defense we have, besides the navy, three and a half * regiments. There are cadet schools, schools for reserve officers and a military high schaol “But behind this regular army wit its reserves lies # nation in arms, voluntary civil guard. a national safe {zuurd of more than 100.000 men I These safeguards, whose commander is directiy under the president. sprang fm.: ¢ the necessity of defending our national existence during the civil war. Their aim is to promote the ilitary efficlency of the people and t nintain our national existence and | legal order. The civil guards, whe are | volunteers, recruited and trained in their leisure time in territorial groups have a regular military organizatic Their members cultivate gymnastics athletics and sports. besides military drill, and ave supervised by a body of i fully trained inflitary officers. At a word their entire organiz ation would swing into line to defend the country. Even Women Ready to Fight. “At the side of the men's civil guards stand the women's organizi- tion, the Lotta Svard. They take their name from Runeberg's famons poem and its ideal of being ready to ! undertake any sacrifice the father: |land needs. ~ They prepare them- selves for first aid. for dressing the wounded, for manufacturing material | needed in hospitals, for operating field jhitchens and for atiending to the many branches of work behind the {line."” - ““And 1 ‘suppose’ that if need be they the froni line. too.” The minister smiled. It was une necessary to answer the question. The Lotta Svard in thelr field-gray uniforms do not wait for war to ha of real service to the couniry. When there came an epidemic of sleeping sickness they acted as nurses. When refugees from Karelia flocked into Finiand after the struggle against the Communists there in 1822 they cared for them. They looked after the chil- dren of the refugees. When the civil rds go for their summer maneu- vers the Lotta Svard attend to the feld kitchens. ¥ “All that Finland asks. Prof. Hjelmman continued, “is that her in dependence shall be maintained. We have no aggressive aims. The nature of Finnish territory. with its large number of lakes, its forests and its marshes, gives us special advantages for defensive wur. We all hope that such war may never come. (Copyright, 1926, by Chicago Daily News Ca./ Saves Much in Fuel Cost. An oil-electric type of locomotive is being tried out by the large rafireads of the country, as it shows possibili- ties of being much less costiy to op- erate. X A study shows that the operating cost of the oil-electric type during one month of observations was $72.58, as compared with $349.46 for an old type of steam locomotive doing the same kind of work. The fuel cost will be one-third to one-sixth of an iva- lent steam locomiotive, it is believed. The first test shows the oil-electric did one-fiftth more work at.approxi mately one-fifth the fuel cost. a 1 w interposed, uld step into .| | 1 Turkey plans to use at home all of the wool grown in that country,’ thus m outside world of some of finest and longest wool prodused.