Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1926, Page 35

AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOO! T OW] . AUCTIONEE! Sale of Valuable Brick Property in First Commercial Zone, Known as Premises 915 U St. N.W. By virtue of authorits vested in us. we will sell at publie auction. m front of the remises, on WEDNESDAY. THE TW! - EIGHTH DAY GF APRIL.'1926. AT FOUR OCLOCK P.M. lot 40 ii square 360, im- proved as ahove Terma of sale: Sold subiect to a first deed trust for $1500. with interest at 7%, e April. 199K the purchase price ahove 4 trust to be paid $1.500 in cash and the alance in_monthly instaliments of $60. in- eluding interest al 67 . or all cash. at the option of the purchaser, A deposit of $200 required at time of cale. All convesancing. recording. ete.. at cost of purchaser Terms of sala to be complied with within thirty dasa or deposit forfeited and the property mar he advert: d resold at the risk and cost of the def: purchaser. ' CJ. OWEN & SOX. Aucts, The purchaser of the above described roperty’ having failed {0 comply with the arma as stated therein. said property will Be Tenld ai his risk ard cost ‘on FRIDAY THE FOURTH DAY OF JUNE. 1926, AT FIVE P.M. same place and on the same tprme and conditicns. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. mr20-d&ds.exsu&hol Aucts. POSTPONED. ON EFTHE ABOVE SALE.IS account’ of the rain. until MONDAY, JUNE Tth. 1026 same piace, at FOUR-THIRTY O CLOCK P sed. TROS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEFRS. Valuable Business Property on Eighth Street Near Pa. Ave. S.E., Being a Frame Dwelling, 505 Eighth St. S.E., at Auction. By authority vested in us. we will sell at niblie auction in The premises. on NDAY. THE SEVE DAY OF JI'NE AT FIVE O P lot &1 903, fronting teel on E hy & depth of 114 feet to a between Pennsylvania avenue sauare siroet alley street Terma of gale: Sold subject to a deed of trust for 6000 00. due 1n about two vears. With interest at 6 per cent. halance ash 000 deposit reauired. | Convesancing. gerording. eic. at purchaser’s cost. Sals to closed within thirty davs. or deposit orteited THOS. 1. OW $e3-d&ds exsu and G & SON. Auctioneers. & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 2 OF ABLE THRE ST ICK ING. BEING PREMISES NO YORK AVE NUE NORTHWE deed of trust dated < instrument No. 87 THOS VA DWE By virtus reco Novem* Tecords of the DI Tha request ‘of tha narts se ed :'u;v;‘:: w sell at rv'\l(?zlvr‘niu‘r:» e premises. on MONDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P M. the following-deseribed land and premises. sMuate in the District of Columbia. and and_ being d 2 in Thomas ! part of i Liber of the nffice Columbia. and at ed thereby. the ©of the survesor'af the Distric eaid part of ot 32 deserik ginmng for the eame on ork avenus 30 feet B inches gourheast rorner of omginal lot § iquare ‘and runmng thence morth ®ith the west line of said lot 31 inches. thence westerly 1 inches to the center of the wall hetween premises 123 and 125 New York avenue thence south throuch the fenter of <aid wall and parallel with the first line 287 feet. 4 inches 1o said ave thence easterly with sad avenue 4 to the to a first deed of Dlace of besinning. Tarme: Sotd siih trust for $3.500 00 and second deed o trust for abont $5.70000. further particulars of Which Wil “he annoinced at time of sals the purchase price above sad truste 1o be | paid in cash. A Genosit 0f $500.00 raqiiired Eanvevaniing recording and revenue <tam a pirchaser s ‘Cost. Terms to he comniie With ithin hirty’ dava. otharwise denos feited and the properts may he adve 1'ana “Tesold at the diseration of the E 0. LIKEXS H. ‘GORDO: Trustees ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers Trustees’ e Sale of Valuable Frame Dwelling, No. 2212 HEY CLARICE ! COME HERE QUICK!! HERE'S m LETTER FROM OUR DAUGHTER JULIE FROM PARIS! IT SAYS SHE'S 3.3. TAZZMANIA" SAILN' FOR' HOME TO-DAY ON THE THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, _!KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Yes, Julie Caught the Boat. YES SHE SAYS SHE EXPECTS TO SAIL SUNE ON THE TAZL MANIA ' SHE GRADUATED WiTH HIGH HONORS FROM HER FINI3HING SCwooL ' L DO HOPE NOTHING HAPPEMED TO PREvemT HER FROM SAILING ON THE IAZZMANIA' PO You SUPPONE M€ CAUGHT THE MONDAY, YEP' SHE BOAT ALL A WIRELE T WIRE Bueks A s JIAT JUNE 17, 1926. BY POP MOMAND CAUGHT THE RIGHT ' HEREQ SS ASKING ME nek FIFTY coARp THE 2MANIA ! AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. CALDWELL Auctioneers Sale of Beautiful Home 135 Rucker Avenue Lyon Village Clarendon, Va. At Public Auction Tuesday, June 8, 1926 At 5P.M. By virtue of authority vegted in the un- derslenad. wa will sell at publie auction, in front of the premises,_on TUESDAY. JUNE 1926, AT FIVE P.M.. all of 1ot 328, tion 1. Lyon Village. “Arlington County. Virsinia. ‘ax) per plat, of " thia supdivision recorded in Deed Book 200, page 1%9. of tha records of said county.”to ‘which plat refer- ence is made for fuil description of the property. Terms of male: Sold subject to two trust and note. total abont $0.500. Exact amount made kriown at_ time of sale. $500 cash reanired. trust’ for balance. -~ $300 _deposts at tima of sale. All cost of convevancing. Jevenus stampa. ete.. At cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to ba compliad with within 30 dave from day of eale. otherwis forgeiied and X DAVID NOTES, AUCTIONE Regular Sale by Publ tion on Tuesday, June 8, Beginning at 10 A.M., at Our Salesrooms, 633 Louisi ana Ave. Consistine in of Irorv Bedroom Snite. Colonial Style Dining Suites. Odd Drescers. Linolenms, Tables and Chairs. Beds and Bed: ding. Tron'Safe, Wall Cases. Floor and Bread, Cases, Bookcase. Planos and a lot of other desirable merchandise too numerous mention. Terms Cash DAVID NOTES, Aactioneer, tached Dwelling, in a Delight- ful Residential Section, No. 3228 Cleveland Ave. N.W., With Built-in Garage. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 3434. folio 314 teq of the land records of tha Disirici of | Coliimbia and at the request of th | secured therebs. the undersigned Sl affer for sale by public austio 2f the premiss_on TUESDAY. TH DAY OF JUNE. 1836 PM.. the following described land and prem- jsrs sitnate in the Distdet of Columbia towit’ Lot Rin sauare 2118 fn the sibdi Vacion made by the American Securits and and 1ADE MARR RUSTEMD Tailoring Fixture ADAM. A. WESCHLER & 80! Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Cor- ner Business Property and Dwelling, Two-Story Building, No. 401 41 St. S.W. By virtue of & ce: corded in nf the land reco: lumbia. and the payment of the dabt and at thereby. ‘wa. 10| offer for sals at public suction. in front of | the L ¥IF | TEENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1928. AT THIRTY | land situate and being in the Cit. ington, seribed as part of lot lettered | MeGuire four hundred and nine piat recorded, 10 Liber the survevor lumhia | from the northwest corner of aaid lot C and running thence east on the lina of Virzinia avenue £0 10t maid ot 11717 Iot to tha heginning. together with the improve- et | ments thereon Terma of sale: One-third of the purchase Darts | mones to be Daid in cash and trustees | in _two equal . in front | and two vears from the day of sale. H EIGHTH | interest T FOUR O'CLOCK | annum. payabls semi-annuall dnferred Daymen firat_deed of trust on the all_ecash at _the optl deposit of £300 01 SALES. AUCTION SALES. E_DAYS. FUTURE DAY C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc. AUCTS. 715 13th St. Large Sale of Household Goods and "~ Office Furniture At Public Auction Within Our Galleries, 715 13th St. WEDNESDAY June 9, 1926, at 10 AM. And at 11 AM. New Dresses, 3 Valuable Mahogany Wall Cases, Iron Safe, ete. AUCTION FUTURE 40 Ladie: Terms cash. C. G. Sloan & Co., Aucts. 7R J. OWEN & SON. THO! AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Semi- detached Frame Dwelling Known as Premises 3010 Por- ter St. N.W. By virtus of & certain dead ot trust duly recordsd in Liber No. BI3S. folio 148, et e%q.. of the land records of the District of Coliimhia, and at tha request of the party ascured “therebr, tha undsreigned trustass w1l sall at publie auction in front of the propises, on FRIDAY.THE ELEVENTH ATerQF o IUNE, AD 1026, AT FIVE THIRTY OCLOCK PM .. the tollowing de- scribed land and premires situate in the District of Columbia, and designated as and heing Iot 18 in block 4 in_the Connecticut Avenus Highlands Company'a subdivision of the tract of land ralled -Addition to the Roek of Dunbarton,” known aa “Connestieut Avenus Highlands.” as per piat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber County 18. at folio 12. sald property also known for taxation pur- Doses as Iot 16 in sauare 2067 Terma: Sold subjert 0 two brior deeds of trust aggrexating £10,000.00. further Dartie- ulars of whieh will be announced at tume of #ale: the purchasa price ahove said trist be paid in cash. A deposit of $300.00 re Quired. . Convayancing. recording and rev enua stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms 1o be complird with within thirty dase. othe: wise depowit forfaited and tha proverts may he advartied and resold at the discretion of the trusteel RALPH_E. POTTER. GEORGE G. COOPER Trustees ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Cor- ner Business Property, Three- Auctioneers. Brick deed of trust re. at folia 414, on District_of Co- having been mads in sectired thereby. the request of the party secured the undersigned trustess. will Liber 538! for 1 o default premices - on TUESDAY. THE - FOUR. all” that parcel of of Wash- and de- C"'in F. B in square numbered y-four (404} "ae per . W.. at folio B1. in office of "the District of Co- begpinning at a point 17 feet east 0'CLOCK P M in the District of Colum subdivision 0 feel 10 the northeast corner thence south along 413 ‘street thence. west along the "line ol “D7 71020 feet: thence horth foet jettered e Faitae installments, pavable in one . with cintam Dot " and the. said are to he secured by & e proverty oA, o n of the Durchaser. A will be required of tie at_the rate of 6 3.5.2,0.11 AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DA’ TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TW! STORY _ SEMI.DETACHED _~8TUCCO WELLING, KNOWN AS PRE 0. 1010 SIXTH STREET NO| By virtus of 4 cortain deed of trust. dated auly 31, 1025." heing inatrument No. 168 recorded’ August 18, 1825, among ‘the land records of the District of Columbis. and at The request of the party secured thereby, the undersignad trustess will sell at public auc- tion, in front of the premises_on FRIDAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE. A.D. 1926, AT FOUR-THIRTY P.M. ‘the following-da- kcribed land_and _premises. situate in- the District of Columbia, and designated as and heing ot numbered twenty-two (32) in John B. Callan's subdivision of squared numbered four" hundred ‘and fifty.one (461), as per piat recorded in Liber N. K. follo 323, of the records of the office of the Surveyor for the District of Columbia. ‘erma: Sold_sublect 0 a prior deed of trust for $2.750.00. further particulars of which will bé announced at time of sale: the purchase price above said_trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of $20000 required Convevaneing and recording at_purchaser's cogt. - “Terms to he complied with within thirty days. otherwise depomt forfeited and the Droperiy ‘may be advertised and resold | atthe discretion of the trustees G. PERCY_ McGLUE. J M. HALPER, __my20.d&dks.exSidhol Trustees. _ THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. [:usteces’ Sale of Valuable | Three-story Brick Business Property, Consisting of Restaurant on First Floor and Two Six-room and Bath | Apartments Above, Known as Premises 705 Eighth Street, Southeast. By virtue of a certain deed of trug Aprll 10 1926 being instrument No recorded April 13, 1606 among the | tecords of the Disirict of Colum! ront of ihe Dremiset. on THOURS dated | and an 4 at | the " request | the under auction__in | DAY T ENTH DAY OF JUNE. A D | 1926. AT FOUR P.M. the following _de. scribed 1and and premises. situate in tha Dis triot 0f Columbia. and designated as and be. ing part of original lots 19 and 20 in square 804 beginning on Sth street 40 feet ‘south from the northeast corner of said_squa thence aouth on Kth street east 20 fe thenca west 80.04 faet, thence north 20 fest. | thence east 8004 feet 1o the beginning. fo: geihar with the nergewal right of way for | alley purposes over tha west 4.03 feet of the parosis of Jand conves s 0'Donnall By Gerd. recorded in Liher 2860. folin | and to Samuel . Brinklev by deed recorded in Liber 301K, folio 53, siblect 10 & similar FIght of ‘way over the rear 403 feet widn | of the above described property for the usa | | ot ‘tha " adjoining properts to tha south thereot. | "Terma: Sold subject to a prior deed of | trust for $10.000. further particulars of | which will | ho- antiouied” at \ir6 o slo | the purchase price above said_trust to be | pata i cxsh. ”A" daponit. of' $500° renuilre { Eonveraneing rerocdfng and revanus ‘wamps A prehasers cont. Rerma {0 ba comprieq | SR within thirty’ days. otherwise dapoail Torteited And the Droperts mav. ha advertised A rewold At tha diarretion of e triietees AUCTION SALFS. FU "RE_DAY! & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL ING. “KNOWX A< “BRENISES 7005 FRANKLIN STREET NORTHEAST By virtue of a certain_deed of trust duly recorded. in Liber No. 5305. folta 171. et toq. of the lind racoids of ‘e Distriet of Coliimbia. And At tha reqiest of the par Fariired thereny. the nmdersizned trustees will 1l. at public auction in {ront of the prem on' "MONDAY. THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF JUNE. AD. 1926 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM... the ‘following.desrribed land and ‘premises. kituae in the Distriet of Co- Nimbla. and designated as and heing lot 25 in A Fringle's uhaivision ‘of lots fin Block 21" “Langdon Park.” ‘as per Dl racorded in Book 74. page 93, in tha Sur veyor's Offica of the District of Columbia Block 21 now known for purnoses of assess ment and taxation As Squars 4514, Subject o8 et of way over'tho rear 15 feet of anid_Tot Terms: Sold subject to a prior desd of trust for £3.000.00. further particilars of hich will be antounced at tima of sale: the purchasa nrice ahove salid triat to b patd one-nalf cash. halance in _ona vear. or_ all cash. A sit ot $200.00 required. Con VeSahcing, recording and reveniia stamos at pArehaser’s cost, Terms to ha complied with within thirty dave. otherwise deposit for. feited_and the property may ha advertised | and resold at the dicretion of the trustees ARTHUR G_BISHOP. FRED McKFE SUMMER TRIPS TO THE SEASHORE NORFOLK VIRGINIA BEACH OCEAN VIEW Via Historic Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay | Special Week End Tours to Va. Beach, Including Stateroom and Hotel Accommodations NEW YORK—BOSTON NEW ENGLAND RESORTS BY SEA Information _and _Literature at City Tiekat Ofee. Woodward Bide.. 731 15th Streat N.W. “RU RESORTS. ROYALISTS IN CLASH. June ») NANTES, France, 7 - Sixty young royalists clashed with the police yesterday in a demonstra tion against the mayor for his refusal to authorize a Corpus Christi proces sion in the ecity. The clash occurred in the courtyard of the city hail. One royalist was arrested and later re- leased. Prior to this incident the Catholics in the Nantes reglon staged a peace- ful manifestation as a protest in the private park of a religious establish- ment. ESORTS. BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD._ “ADKINS COTTAGE. WILL OPEN JUNE 13 BRADPOCK HEIGHTS. MD. SHADY SIDE. Mp. Only 32 miles from District lina—good roads. right on Chesapeake Bay at end of peninsula, from 10 to 20 degrees cooler {han elsewhere. Capacity 900 gyests Modern convaniences " Bus right tn ' Rurai Home. Bua phone Lincoln 471K for hook- lat . writa Tha Rural Home Co., W Andrews. Mer. Tel. Weel River 217F L) I s = e . FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH One of the most besutiful sites on the Chesapeake Bay. Summer sports, hathing, fish- ing,_erabbing, " bouting. tennia and ‘danging table supplied from oir own farms. Week d “DArtien 3 pe Lots and Summer o iy Cottagea for eale. Writa Chas S Springer. 627 87. St N.W.”or_phona Franklin 34 OCEAN CITY, MD. ~ COLONIAL HOTEL oardwalk - strictly modern. Spacial rates to I¥ 15 Golf. Ownership management. Hotel and Cottages. Ocean front. Best servios. Orchestra._Rallroom Grill. Golf. Garage. THE LANKFORD §i2,. Modem. ex- clusive. American plan. Gar: Horal Dancing. Opens Julvy 1 BREAK 100 rooms. RS {3, BOARDWALK P Hot and. cold run 0ns Mwater P vate baths €. H. Timmons. Prop. Ph. 8. THE HASTINGS HOTEL ", walk water and orivate haths MRY. AHAST LESLAN "HOTEL HAMILTON THEBOYD 'y won e Tn DR ot an cold_ wates £ arly of the Linttar THE DENNIS {pmcriable ang nome, ~old running water. Terms reasonanla Bath- g fre ______MRS.R.J. DENNIS 3 e d b THE DEL-MAR 0= = 0 witer all Season. June to lata Sept. I. CAREY. O r “Ocean Water ooms 1."R. HEARNE. Comfortable and_home. NR THE BELMON modeled. with 20 new 35 DEMOCRATS T0 PUT PRESIDENT O TEST Seize Upon Failure of Farm Legislation Bills as Is- sue for 1928. In their determination to make farm relief a leading issue in the coming congressional campaign, the Demo crats have just about decided to con duct a great and solemn referendum on the popularity of President Calvin Coolidge. It {s about time, they say. to find out whether Mr. Coolidge is maintaining his hold on the American people or if his prestige is on the wane. Thus it is hoped to make the election of this Fall a barometer of what may be expected in 1928. A large number of Republicane, elther consciously or unconsciously. are assisting the Democrats in pre paring for the Ccolidge test in No vember. These Republicans are join- ing in the move to place the entire re sponstbility for farm relief failure at the door of tha White House. Alr. Coolidge always has contended that congressional shortcomings can not he charged up to the Executive. It has been his philosophy of govern ment that the President is required only to make certain recommendations to Congress and is not burdened with the responsibility of driving the meas ures through. In this respect Mr Coolidge has taken the duties of the chief magistracy more easily than any of his predecessors. Put Blame on Coolldge. Recent debates in both the House and the Senate have shown, however, a fixed purpose on the part of Con gress to blame the President for the farm relief failure. Representatives and Senatore, fighting for their own political lives, will frankly tell their constituents they were powerlesa to get satisfactory farm relief because ”' the negative position of the White ouse In many States and congressiona! districts Mr. Coolidge will thus bLe brought to the fore and an election which had promised to leave him more or less unconcerned threaten- now to be fraught with heavy sig ;flv‘ance bearing upon the Coolldge uture. Congress has been utteriv at sea in regard to farm relief and the Pre dent has refused to help ft ‘The House for a time floundered around with three separate and distinct re lfef measures, ending up by rejecting all three. The Senate is dealing with FAGLES MIERE, PA. Ragles Mere, Pa. The summar resort that fs different hecalisa it combines monntain and seashore conditions with unigue sur- Foundings. The sandy bheach and temperate water of the Lake of tha Eagles af- ford snlendid bathing 2.200 feet above sea lave One of the finest courses in America, For hooklet and rates. write: The Rarmond .. B. C. IAst. Manager. Crestmont Inn William Woods. Manager. The E. M. Hotel Corp. Manager. 1R-hole golt Herman V. Yeager. the subject in a more or less desultors | manner and appears almcet as hepe | less and helpless as the House. Declare Leadership Witkheld. Other than to intimate that he would veto any measure which | threatened to prove too much of a |drain upon the National Treasury. he President has refused to commit | himeelf. This refusal to lead Con- | gress in its hour of trial and tribula tion will be the basis of the excuses which Representatives and Senators will make to the farmers and in this way the President's popularity will be put to the test. Senator McNary, Republican, of Or egon, who stands sponsor for the re NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. Channing Street N.E., With Garage. Virtue of a certain deed of frust duly recorded in Liher No 4383 falin 342 et eeq. of the Tand records of the Disinct ot Coliimbia and at ‘The raniiest nf the parts eerured therebs “the undersizned trustes will offer for sals b pur on_in_front o tha premiges on MONDAY, THE SEVENTE AY OF JUXE 1936 AT FIVE 6'CLOCK eribed land and prem Distriot of €olumbia. 1o Lots 2 and 3 in block 15 of Ira J Ba and others’” sundivision of ° Lanzdon s per plat racorded in the nffice nt Distrit of Columnia | at folin 118. improved by | me dwalling. hot-water | eat. electric lizghts Terma of sale Ci A deposit of $300 required of purchaser at tima of sale Al convarancing. recording. revenua stamoe and Sotarial fees at cost of purchaser. Tarma bf Tale 1o be complied with within thirty davs $lom dav of sais. ntherwise the tristaes te eerve the TERt 10 resell the nroperty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser nfter five dave advertiement of such resale in_some newsnaper published in the city of | Waehington. D 3 FREDERICK A LINGER. WILFRED B. PUTMAN, Trusiees. EDWJIN C. DUTTON. Attorney. Ineurance Building. my26-d&ds.exSukmyal Do oy and Amox i plmn. s | fene called - Massachiiseite Avenus Haighta - 5o biat rrearded n The offica of e 6y for the District of Columbia_ in' Libar 5% (0lin B, subisct o Duilding restriction | f'he thown on’ aatd nlat, improved b attrar | 12 Rider " dwelling 10 roome and 3 hathe With ear iar sale Tec 1o a Durchasar At the time of the accaptance of The hid. | Examination of title. conveyancine. | tenording and notary fees At the cost of the purchaser " The said terms of sale are fo Fo"comnlind witn in" thirty "(30) days from the dax of sale ofherwise the said de. posit will he forfeited. and the trustees re Serve the rght to resell the ronerts A1 the riek and st of the defaulting pur Chaser after at least five (5) daye adver- fisment of such resale in some newspaper published in ‘the District of Columbia. CHAPIN B BAUMAN RAYMOND J.” VIERBUCHEN. jot d&ds.exsu Trust T, BADEN RICK H._COX Trustees. lief measure pending in the Senate has said very plainly that the Presi dent has never intimated to him wha' | his action would be, nor has he ex | pressed a preference as to one biil over another. | In other words there has been nc | ®uch thing and is no such thing as an 'Adminlstratlnn bill for farm relief There i nothing for the bovs to rall: | arouna | Mr. Coolidge's attitude toward farm relief legislation is in keaping with his | conception of the Presidency, and he seems perfectly satiefled that this con | ception be taken to the people at the | coming election. Democrats Are Hopeful. It will be further charged against ! the President that he has tried to be | little. the surplus in the Treasury | the United States this year as a means | of circumventing farm relief legisla | tion along anything approaching rad- | feal lines. The Democrats are extremely glad of the chance to put the Coolidge pop- ularity to the test in the great farming States of the West and Northwest. where the Republican party has been intrenched ever since its formation fearly three.quarters of a century ago. Hoping for “wet” gains in the cities and for a disgruntled farmer vote in the rural districts the Democrats have begun to lift long bowed heads in | wearch of the sun. Story Brick Building, Corner | . .. rih: Lakesiae Florida Avenue, 4th Street and fee Rhode Island Avenue N.W. (389 Rhode Island Avenue). Br virtie of a certain desd nf trust. dated November 18, 1825, and recorded November | 23, 1925, tnstrument No. 98 of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the Tequast of the party secured thersby. the undersigned frustees will offer for sale br ublic suctign. 1 front_of the premises. On REDSESDAY. (THE SECOND DAY . OF JUFE, 1028 AT THREETHIRTY 0CLOCK 'M.. the goflowing described Jand and prem ises, gitnate in the District of Columbia, to wit: Lot 53 in Ina A. Marrell's combinatlon nf Tots in block 9. “Is Droit Park.” as per plat recorded in Liber 16, folio i, of the| records of the survevors office in the Dis. | at the date hereof said 's “are | designated on the | jor for the District of Coiumbia as lot 55, square 3005 { Terms of sale: Property will be sold sub. ject to a prior_deed of trust for $5.000 at 7, due July 20, 1928, interest sem:-annu. ally: balance cash. A deposit of $1.000 re- quired of purchaser ai tme of sale. A smaller deposit will ba accepted from respon- sible “purchaser All conveyancing. record: ing. revenue stamps and notarial fees cost of “urrhlflr. Terms of sale ta ba complied with within forty-five days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees regerve the right fo Tesell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days' dvertisement of such reaals in gome news- faver published in the city of Washington, N. S WEINSTEIN, A. HENRY Jonn S. Kirk & Son. THOS J. OWEN & SON. ATCTIONEERS | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- Story Brick Apartment House, Being Premises 5406 Connecticut Avenue North- west. : Br virtue of a Ay heiny, UCATIONAL. National University Law School SUMMER TERM BEGINS JUNE 15, 1926 The Summer Term is an in- tegral part of the regular three- year course for the LL. B. The anove nroverty will be - Drinr deed of trust for a1 872 due September 16. 1997 one-third cash remainder b5 and twn Trars. with intecest at 81 %%, ‘ue. Mived v a second deed of trust ubon’ the property sold. or all cash over fruat. ' at Dotion of purchaser. A dsposit of £500 re- Qiired 0f ‘nurchaser at time of Sonvevancing. recording. revenus fatarial fses at_cost of purcha of Fale to b complied with wi $ive from day of sale. otherwiss the trustees Trzerve the Tight {o'resell the propert fhe Tisk and cost of the defaulting purc Alfter five daye” advertisement of such re in sonie newsnaner published in the cits of ‘Wash! ton. D. C, asninton. D HanRY 1. PACEARD, JORN B STADTLFR Shgmsai Trustees. & SON. Auctioneers. & 3 FROM NEW YORK & CAPE COD CANAL aves Piar 10. N K. New dall, including Sundas. 5 " Dasiight Saving Tima. Arrir. Bocton ¢ moming at &0, Fare & was. Direct steamers N Me ' Comections pointe in e New Brunsivick EASTERN CTFAMSHIP LINES INC k Park. ~ the surveror for I certain deed of trust. dated June 121 ‘instrument No' 17 re. corded June 18, 1035, among the land rec ods 0f the Disirict of Columbta. and at tha Tequest of the party secured thershv. the Underaigned tristaes Will sell. at public auc f1on- 1 front of the premises. on MONDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, A D 6. AT FOUR PM. the following de sorined “land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia. and designated as and | heing hart of A tract of land known as Chevs Chase. deseribed by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning for tho same at a Point in' tha westerly line of Connecticut Jenue. which point 1 distant 21297 fost from the inlersection of the wester Jine of Connecticut Avenue with the south line of Legation street. as thess sireets are shown in Liber County 24, folio 41. of the fecords of ihe office of (b surveror of the District of Columbia. and running then with the westerly liia of Connecticut av Nue' wouth 24 degrees 26 minutes east 5 feet 0 th southerly houndary of the tract 1and_mundivided by Fulton ‘R. Gordan. subdivision was_recorded June 17 1000, tn Liher Counts 24 folio 41. of said ‘office rocords. and munning thence | 5 degTees 26 minutes west 150.50 thence ‘north 74" degrees 26 mi wesi B0 foet. thenee north R degree minitas east 15930 feat 10 the piare 0 Finning. The “abave described ‘properte knawn’ for' axation burpass an par Terma sher county 2. 'fi".f.t.,,.".‘,’f’,‘“é,‘.flh THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick and Stone Office Building, Be- ing Premises 133 B St. S.E,, Opposite the Congressional Library. By virtus of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5351, folo 359 et seq. of the land records of the District of Colum. Pia, and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at ublic auction, ta front, of the premises. on JRSDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1026." AT FOUR-THIRTY 0'CLOCK . the following described land and prem. isen.” sitiate In the District of Columbl and’ designated as and being lot 60 in_th Metropolitan Life Insurance Company’s com. bination of parts of lots in square 732, as per plat recorded in Liber No. 28. follo 171, of the records of the offica of the surveyor of the District of Columbia Tarma: Sold subjert to a prior deed of trust for $20.000. further particulars of which will he annoiinced at tima of sala: the Dlrchass price ahove maid trust to be paid Dnahalf cash and tha remainder fn one rear. with interest at @7 . A depoait of $500 required. Converaneing. recording and reve- nie stampe ‘at purchasers cort. | Terme to ba compiiad with within thirts davs. other- oait forfeited and the property may d and resold at the discretion of the LURICES. wiLrTAM H. LANHAM. ¥_LODGE HILL. my29-d&ds.exSuknol Trustess. Nora S Secretary’s office open for Registration. Main 6617. 818 Thirteenth Street NNW. ~ George Washington University Law School Co-educatlonal. A. WESCHLE Trustee’s Sale to Close an Es tate of Frame Dwellings, Nos. 11“5:;8 and 1520 Montello Ave. By virtue of a certain deed in trust. dated | Qctober 12, 108 the undersigned irustes | | 1925 he heits of Milton McDonald. deceased. fter for sale by public auction_ in front of he premises. on TIESDAY. THE | EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE. 1996. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.. the foliowing descrihed land and premises. wtmate in’ the Distriet of Co- limiia. to-wit” Seuth 16 feet front on 12th dnted | street "and runming back of that width the Tull denth of the lot of fot 15 in John E Brall's subdivision of Jats in hlock 10. Trin idad and Tot 16 in John . Il's siibdivi sion of late fn block 10. Trimidad, imoroved by @room’ frame dwellings. to be offered eeparately erms of One-third of the purchass mones 10 he paid in cash. the balance in two aqual {nstallments. represented by the prom. ieanry notes of tha purchaser. pasable in on and two veats. with interesi at 8 per cent per anmim_ from dav of sale. parable semi annually. secured by deed of trust upon th proparty sold. or all cash. at the option o the purchager A deposit of $300 on each housa required of purchaser at time of sl ATl “onverancing. recording. revenus stamps and nntarial fees at cost of nurchaser. Terms |of eala to be complied with within thirty dasa from dav of sals. ntherwiss the truste reserva the right fo resell the property at th risk and coat of tha defaulting purchaser. after five dave' advartisement of such resals in some newspaper published in the eity of Washinzton' Do € “HARLES W. FLOECHKER. Trustee &l mxSukmy3l __FUTURE DAYS. 3 TN & SON. AUCTI RS, : OF _VALUABLE DE: ME DWELLING. KNOW TREET atad __FUTURE _DAYS. s OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. VALUABLE IM- ESTATE. ‘REING THE | DWELLING K XOWN NEW HAMPSHIRE t heing instrument No Are “nd, 1076, among o Diatrict of Columbia, the parte secnred & will sell at EUROPE WHITE STAR RED STAR and ATLANTIC TRANSPORT | Trustees. | THE_ABOVE SALE_IS POSTPONED | UNTIL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9th. 1926, AT THE SAME HOUR_AND PLACF. £ I AVE By virtue Decembar 142, recorded Feh: the land records of + and at iha regiest of therebs. the undermgned tru ublie’ auetion, in front of the RIDAY, THE EVENTH DAY 1926, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. scribed land and premises District of Columbia. Ih;l ‘ n subdivision of Ints in square num. as per plat racorded in tha office | = Siirveror for the District of Columbia, | in Liber J. H K. at folin 319 Terma of wala. One-third of the purchass money to ba pald in cash. balance in two equal instaliments. pasabla’ in ona and fwo Fears, with interest at saven per centum per annum. !flrlhl‘ quarterly from dav of sa cured by deed of trust upen tha property E0ld. or all cash at tha_option of the o chager: " deposit of $50000 Wil be re. auired at time 0f sale Al convevaneins. recording. ete. at coat of purchaser. Terma of wale io he complied with Within thirty dars from day of sale, otherwise the trustees Teserve the Tight ‘o resell the property at the risk and cost of faulting purchaser, after five days’ adveriissment of such resals B| Cé’vm' newspaper published in Washington. WILLIAM R. DE LASHMUTT, WILEUR H P, my29-d&d&s.exSudhol THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTION Memhar Association Ameriean Law Schools 41h Class A—American Bar Assoctation. Summer session begins June 1ith Stockton Hall, 720 20th St. _MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. %’S’ AGE FOR FURNITURE AND FIAR Main BY ORDER TRUSTEES. 02-48dn. Sold eublect tn A prior desd of 123-04de exBu trust for €23.000 00, further particulars af ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctionsers. | \h0 10 T A oiincad at {ima of sale ’ the purch; o bove gaid trust to he Trustees’ Sale of Valuable | iy "5 ™% 3ona: ™ B K SN Pt Btunmeud l:{ope"yfl ). i g Rl story-and-cellar Bric Building, No. 913 Loui- iana Ave. and 916 C St. within thirty_dasa. other wise deposit forfeited and the property mav ha advertised and resold at t ¢ a cartain deed of trust duly . 4809, Follo 284, At . e discretion of the trus fixnfi];rz BANK. of the land records of ‘the District of folimbia, the underaiened trustees wili offer o R.T & o SEIZED LIQUOR BOAT BURSTS INTO FLAMES Officials Suspect Incendiary Device to Prevent Vessel Being Towed to Port. By the Associated Pre YOUNGSTOWN, N. Y, June The suggestion that rum runners are equipping their boats with an auto. matic device designed to destroy them if captured was advanced yesterday by prohibition agents as a result of the burning of the launch Spray. Captured red-handed while discharg- ing a cargo of {llicit liquors, accord- | Ing to members of the raiding party. the boat was being brought into pert when flames suddenly burst from the | hold. The prize crew. comprised of George H. Cochrane, president of this village, who is also a deputy sheriff, and Capt. George Ferguson,in charge of the lighthouse at Fort Niagara. barely escaped with their lives. The two men rushed aft over the burning deck and jumped into the dory. The rapidity with which the flames spread led to a suspicion that the boat was wired to cause the cargo to catch fire. CHLER'S. 920 Pa. ave. n.w n 1282 Main 953V, ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Busi ness Property, Three-story Nvick Store, With Apartment, "~ 1414 14th Street N.W. By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber 5008, follo 101 et seq.. of tha Tand records of the District of Columbi and at the request of the party I1e¢ ;h«mh{. Lhn ul‘a’:;!r!lml;d lru‘n!,e'l rll 1 lofl;r or sals by public auction, in_front of the remites. on WEDNESDAY. THE 8th BF"JONE 1026, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P the ‘following déscribed land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia. to wit Lot 91 in John W. Nairn's subdivision of lots in square 210. as per plat recorded in the office of the eurveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber 12, at folio 23, improved as _above. Terma ot sale: Tha above property will bg eald subject tn & prior’ deed of trust Tor £30:000 at 6% dua October 26, 1926: bal- ance all cash over tru deposit of §1,000 Tequired of purchaser at’ time of sale. * All convesancing. recording. revenus stamps ana notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within fifteen days from day of sale. otherwles the trustes reserve the right to resell the -roperty. at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur Chaser. after five days advartisement of such Tesale in_some newepaper published in’ the city of Washington, . C. CHARLES F. SRANE. PAUL 1., HELLER. my28.d&ds.exSubmy3l Trisstees. THOS. J. OWEN & BON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BRI R ee” RRowl VAN® BV R STREET NORTHEAST. By virtus of & rertain deed of frust. dated May 8. 1825 heing insirument No. 157 re- corded. Juna 13 1825 among the land ‘rac- ords of the Disirict of Columbia. and at the Teauieat of the Darts secured therehs. the ui fnreigned tristees will sell at public au Tion. i front nf tha premises on WEDNE, DAY, "rHE NINTH, DAY OF JUNE. A Ta2s, AT FOUR PM.. the following de: Seribed “land and premises, situate in tha Diatrict_ of Columbia, and designated aa and being parts of dota 347 and 248 in Gilbert's Wabdivivion of lots in sauare 675, as ver DIt recorted inthe office of the survesor o the Distriet of Columbia in Liber C. H B a0 %0tlo. 310, Dexinning for the tame on R streat B ft. B inches west of tha north: st eatner ‘of aid 1ot numbered 248 and Tinning thence weat 70 ft. thenca south &0 T henca ‘st 20 0, and thence north 80 1 to the bepnning. being the east 7 ft. & inehas of 1ot numbered 217 and the we Tt nenes o ofhjert to_a Bulldine Ase ‘erme.; So sro- clation deed of trust for about §4.000. fur: Ther Cpartiatlare of which will be announce i ot aale . the Dirchase Drice aho a1 (st to pe maid in cash. - A deposit of $300 Tequired. . Conveyaneing. recording at Pirchasers cost. . Terms to be comvlied Bith wiinin irtr dave” otherviee, deporit {ha broperty mas be advertise forfeited 279 e Taiseretion. of the. trustees. i Bl<HOR Our staff of travel ex- perts can solve your problem of steamship passage. ‘Washington Office 1208 F. St., N.W. R. M. HICKs, Manager recorded in \ 1 | NATIONAL Br RORERT N, HARFER, Dresidént. 102.4.7.0.11.14 Trustees. v sale by public auction. in front of the premises. on THURSDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1826, AT FOUR OCLOCK P.M.. ihe “foilowing-degcribed land and__premi tuate in the District of Columbia, to-wit art of original lot_2 in square 381, de- scribed as follows: Beginning for the same on the wouth line of C strect at a point distant 25 fest west 0f the northeast corner of eald oy’ and’ running, ‘thencs west along fhe “Tine of sald street 25 feet to the north. west, corner of gaid lot. thence south 40 feet, thence southeasterly 50 Yeel 9 inches 1o’ the southwest cornar of said lot. thence northeasterly along the line of Louisian avenue 23 feet 6 inches, thence no:rihwest- erl‘y at right angles to l.ll} avenue 42 lrnl‘ 3 {nches. thenca north 40 feet to the place of beginning, subject to certain covenants of record which will be made known at time of eale, ‘erms: The abova nroverty will be sold wibject {0 a_prior deed of trust for $35.000 due March 5. 192 tne owner of the notes secured by the d deed of trust agreeing to extend the me three vears from the date thereof with interest at the rate of six Dar centum per annum pavable semi-annu- ally, further particulars time of sale. Of {he purchase price. over and above paid trust, one-half to be paid in cash, the bal ance 'in two equal installments represanted by“the promistory noies of the “purchaser ayable in two and three years from the ate of sale with interest at six per centum pavable semi-annually and secured by a #econd desd Of {rust on the proparty or all “ash. at {he option of the purchaser. In- iarest and 'tazes t0 be paid or adjusied to | date of sale. A deposit of $1.000 required | of ‘purchaser at 'time of sale. Al con. verancing, recording, revenus tampy and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. '‘ms f complied with within thirt 7 of sale. otherwiss the trust 1] ight to resell the property the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- A e e R T sale in r publis] in e o0 ot washineton, . C. M. H._MANOGUE, EUG! NE MOR| my20.dads.extubho) - 'Rhunie THOS, J. OWEN & BON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two: WELLING, ' KNOWN ASRHREMISES 505 QUINCY STREET By yirtus of a certain deed of trust. dated June 28, 1935, being instrument No. recorded :uxhé. 1928, among the land ords of the Dimrict o Colymbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the un- dersignied trustees will sell a¢ public auction n front of tho promises. on TUESDAY. TH TEENTH DAY O 26, A" o Without Worry or Risk. Re- Move eponsible Service—Low Rates. St iotes S T o ping. 705-9 Florida Ave. GOLLL L ASCEREMISES 115 YOMA By virtue of 3 certain deed of trust. d; January 20. 19286, No. recorded January fecords of the District of Columbls. and at the tequest of tha party fecured 'thareby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public atiction in front of the premises, on WED: DAY. THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF NE. AD. 1926, AT FIVE P.M.. the fol- lowing degcribed jand and premises. situate in the District of Columbia. and designal as and being Ints 20 and 30 in square 6152 in_Charles avior's subdivision known ag First Addition to Washington Highlands.' ax per plat recorded in the offica of the sur- veyor for the District of Columbia. in B57. at_folin 3: subject to restrictions and covenants of record. Terms: Sold subiect to a Drlni’ deed o trust for %1.600.00. fyrther barticulars o which will ‘ba announced at time of sale: the purchasa price above said_trust to be paid fn'"cash. A" deposit of $200.00° required Conveyaneing, recording and revenus stamns at purchasar’s cost. Terms to be compiied With Within thirts dave. otharwise. deposit forfeited and the property may advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. WILLIAM R. BAUM. JAMES H BADEX 1#3.57.0.11.15.18 Trustaes “THOS. J. OWEN & SON. ATUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE 1M PROVED REAL ESTATE. NO. 113 E STREET NORTH ST. Br viHia of & certain_deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4802, follo 438 et 260" 0f the land records of the District of Elimbia, and at The reatlest of the barty secured lhe!!h{ the undersigned trustess will sell at public auection. in_front of the rembser. on . MONDAY. THE SEVENTH AY OF JUNE_AD. "1926. AT 'OUR- TRIRTY 0'CLOCK P, the following d scribed land and premises. situat in the 361 Washington. - District" of - Columbi 3 designated as and_ being Jot number Coreh 5% "in Willtam, 3. Acker an others trustees’ subdivision of lots in sguare numbered five hundred and sixty-nine (568). e Dlat ‘recorded in' the office of ‘the surveyor for the District of Columbia in 3, at folio 104, together with the Sonsistink 0f two-stors and bagement bricic fweiling, Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase momes 10 pe Baid in cash. balance in (w0 equal installments. payable in one and two with interest at 6 per centum sQl‘ an- payable semi-annually. from day of mle el BT e L R Shiion ‘o operty sold, or all cash. & Tha purchaser. A" denosii 0f $300 will be required at_time of All convervancing. recording. revenue stamps. etc. at cost of . "Terms of eale 1o b th within 30 days from day of sale. othe: wise the trustees reesrve the right to resell the Dproperty at the risk and cost of default. ing purchaser. after five dave advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington. D. C. OLD K ACKER. TATES T FeARROLL, my?6.d&ds exSu&hol ‘Trustees. ;, ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED UX TSRS FoNE EUEVENTH. 1020, AT 1 P. M t _the same place. FOUR gl e e OF THE TRUSTEES. #o5-dedrexsushel MOVING g2y STORAGE ' KRIEG'SP XPRESS PACKING SHIPPING WAIN 2010 Trustees. ERS Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Four- Story Brick Apartment House Containing 64 Apartments of From 1 to 5 Rooms and Bath | Each, Being Premises 1474 | Columbia Rd. N.W.,, Located at the Southeast Corner of 15th St. and Col. Rd. N.W. Br virtue of a certain desd of trust. dated August 27, 1025 bemnz inatrument No. 178 ecorded 1825 amo.e the land_recor riet of Columbia. and at the request, of the party secured there- w, the undersigned trustecs will sell at pub. lic._suction, i front of the premises. on | SDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF E. 1928 AT FOUR P.M.. the following Qeecrihed land and premises.situata in the Distriet of Columhia. and designated as and being part of lot 21 in Flora B. Thompson's snbdivision of lofs in block 10 Meridian Hill" ag per piat rerorded in Liber Mo, 43 10lio 107 0f the records of the office of the surveyor of the Distri of Columbia, de- ecribed by metes and bounds as follows: Be. inning for the e at_the intersection of e utherly line of Columbia road. as widened by proceedinzs in_District Court Case. No. 1134, in the Supreme Court of aaid District, with the easterly line of 15th atreet, and running thence northeasterly alonc said line of said road. 180.13 feet to the east line of eaid Int: thence south along #alq east line of said lot 204.60 feet to the north line of an allev dedicated_and shown on plat recorded in Liber folio 183 of the aforesaid survevor's office records Thence weat along said line of faid allev 150 feet to the east line of 15th street. and thence north along said 15th street 104.99 feet to the nplace of Said fand Gubject Tn the building " restric tion line. 20 fe from the south line of Columbia road tablished and shown on plat _recorded in Liber 69, folio 80. of the cords of the office of the surveyor of the igtrict of Columbhia. rma: Sold sublect to a prior deed of trust approximating $200.500.00. due May 20. 1927, with interest at 7 ver cent. fur. ther particulars of which will be stated at the time of sale: the nurchase price ahora said trust to be pald one-third cash and the remainder payable in one, two and thres years with interest at 815 per cent. and se- fured by a second deed of trust ‘on (he bron erts eold. or all cash ovar said priop trust at purchager's option. A deposit of $2.000.00 will be required at time of sale. Afl convey- %t‘_‘nl. recording. et at cost of purchaser. fms of sale o he complied with within thirte dava from dav of ale. otherwise the trijetees reserve the rizht to resell the pron. erps at the risk and cost of defaulting pur. Saser. 'after five davs advertisement’ of w’,’h jale 1n some newspaver published in ashinet . D, C o THOMAS ROBINSON. stees. RESORTS ATLANTIC CITY. N, Fireproof Ideal Loeation ed after t ty-five years of individual management ALWAYS OPEN | Sursee on Proverty V20 S Dermlyy 1’ i"‘oeex oL TS L THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS L4 Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Residence at 1017 Sixteenth St. N.W., Containing Fourteen Rooms and Six B: With a Frontage of 42 Ft. on Six- teenth St., Newly Remodeled and Redecorated. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated tember, 10. 1935, being, ingtrument No. recorded 'September 23, 1925, among the land records of the District of Columbisa, and at the request of the party escured thereby, the undersigned irystess’ will eeil at public auction in_front of the premises. on "WEDNESDAY. THE NINTH DAY OF | JUNE. AD. 1926, AT FOUR-THIRTY | O'CLOCK P.M.. the following and premiees, ‘situate in the District of Co- lumbia, and designated as and being part of equare numbered one hundred and ninety- elght (198). and described as follows ginning for same on Sixteenth street 63* 11~ fonth of the northwest torner of said ot In said square: thenec on syid street 42° o en 84"ty east 847, north d Bl s AID TO PASSAIC STRIKERS Federation Adjourns Following Plea for Consolidation of All Workers in Industry. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, June 7.—A resolution indorsing the strike of textile workers at Passaic, N. J.. and pledging them continued moral and financial support was passed unanimously yesterday at a conference of federated textile unfons. The strike i{s nearing its fifth month. The two-day meeting of 43 delegates of 15 textile organizations was adjourned, after the appointment of a joint committee to fix the date for a second unity conference of tex- tile workers. Resolutions calling for the consoli- dation of all existing organizations of textile workers and condemnation of company unions formed by mill own- ers were adopted. "SAVE MONEY ON STORAGE. CALL MITH’S FIRE-PROOF TORAGE PRIVATE ROOM OR OPEN STORAGE LONG DISTANCE MOVERS CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH 3343 THOS. J. OWEN LA Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Resi dence at 2201 Massachusetts Avenue (Northwest Corner Massachusetts Avenue, 22nd St. and Florida Ave.), Con- taining 16 Rooms, Six Baths and Garage. By virtue of a cert September 10, 1925. 82, recorded Septembe; land records of the and at the regues | | | SON. AUCTIONEERS, | ATLANTIC Established 1878, ntre of water in Ocean End. Conn. Ave. Ideal P COA iluxy ki __ VIRGINIA, CLO\ v 11 ELDS. Charming_and_comfortable old 1 home' “mofern” conveniences” ‘Saddia iving horses. Tennis courts. Gol ithin elght. miles. on" State. Klghway. o " HS; THE RANDOLP __ Keswick, Va. INORTH HILL (aiien Shenandoah near Bluemont. Boats. TRRINE. e8imasing. horses: electricity, bath. sewera dren, invalids or T. B.'s taken. Ci “Diggs’ Hotel Fronting Chesapeake Bay Mode in e t. B o ing *Fine ‘Baning and bathing. Best: scrm: modations guaranteed. On Cottage car line. REHOBOTR BEACH, DE).. HOTFL HE} B Tabor Inn inning water: emagiment 3 ain deed of trust dated ‘being _instrument No. r 23, 1025, among the District of Columbia, 2f ihe, 20 il b5, the undersikned trustees wi TbRe auetion. In front of the premieee, on WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF JUNE, D. 1926, AT FIVE FIFTEEN O'CLOCK B, the following-described land and prem. ises.‘situate in the District of Columbia. and ;,l;sl!n‘l?fl as an SPECIAL RATES ON LOCAL AND LONG - DISTANCE MOVING. NATIONAL DELIVERY ASSN. INC. 1317 NY. AvE.NW. MAIN-14601 PaopED VANS Wfif““mm Storage, Moving, Crating -20 10th N.W. M. 4220_Frank. 2423 heginning. * 5 Deing art_of lot num- e ome (1) in "block numbered seven P57¢0nmw" taxed as lot numbered elght hun- red _ (R00) n _square Bumbfl.{'d twenty- Ael puundred_and twelve "(2512). togeth ‘with the improvements. biect to & prior’ deed of croners: Sold SOD6 Tarther articulars of which will be announced at time of sale: the purchase price above eaid ll'\ll!, to be aid ohe-third i cash. balance in two equal D hantn. pavable in one and two years. with_interest at 6 per centum per Pavable eemi-annually from day of sale. se: D ag by deed of trust on the property gold. or all cash, at the option of the ‘purchaser. A deposit of $1.000.00 will be required 1o *he’ comphied Ll within ity “daze: < orfeite . o mar g‘:‘:‘%:d]r:ru:led. and"Tesold at the Giscretion of the trustess. EXRY J. BOBB. H5V3ED A "88Rxs. my27-a8ds.exsu fl F mnfi A.D. 1921 VE-THIRTY P.M.. the followink ibed land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia. an as_and being lot subdivision of lote lock 74, tion to the City ‘ashington. in lat recorded uniy 42, o018 Sf th -ounty d s records of office of the surveyor of the District of lumbia. ‘block 74 now. known as_sauare 3. subject to covenants of recol erms: Sold_subject to a nflflf eed of trust for $4.500.00. further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale. hage price above said trust to be A deposit of $200 required. recording and revenue Itlmlla rchager’s cost. Terms to be comblie within thirty davs. otherwise deposit *SAMUEL G MULLO OLIER EXLINE, Wb LM, | g, o g grad oo on of beginning: being parts of lota num! twenty-three. twenty-four and _twent (23, 24, 25). in ‘square numbered 198, per ‘plat recorded in the offica of the sur- 9% for'the, Distrlct of Columbla in Liver at folio 298, i 'Sold subiect to a prior deed of further particulars Tricane Powerful Drug. Dr. Maurice Sandoz of the Univers- ity of Lausanne, Switzerland, has suc- ceeded in producing a powerful anes- thetic known as ‘“‘trican that is rapid in its narcotic effects. Total in- sensibility has been produced in fishes and frogs in two to six minutes, and the drug has shown some efficacy in delaying old age. trust £50.000.00, of which will be announced at tims of sal the purchase price above eaid trust to paid one-third cash. balance one and two posrs at 6%, A déposit of 81,000 00 will Trequired at time of eale. Ali conveyane. ing. recording. pevenue stampe eic.. 8t cos of purchaser. | Terms of eale to be comnly with within thirty davs from day of sale. otherwise deposit forfeited and the properts may be advertised and resold at the discre- tion of the trustees. PR Al COMMISSIONERS. D. €. WASHINGTON June 7. 1926—Sealed proposals will be re: cetved at Room 50, District Building. until 2 o'clock p.m.. June 24, 1926 for paving Etrests in 'the District of Colymbia with ent concrete or alternate. Detailed in- at Boom 437 ‘Bulding. N Oce 1 t. BCTEE NiSessotont gurf bathing, fish- 3t _ocean resord R