Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1926, Page 35

' — A - FOR !‘ALI— QUSES. ONVINCE YOURSELF. AT OUR UPIRPI'IE BRICK HOME 7125 Georma Avenuc and lighted froi o 10 arge rool o hflulul Bath ‘win tub and Dedestal room, 3 &m e e o o Ule roof; with or without o o YOUNG & COMPANY,\ ‘Builders—Owners. 1033 Vermont ave. Main 3217, NEW BUNGALOWS NOW READY FOR INSPECTIOV - se [0S, A, H‘ERBFR"’r ‘& SONS, 1013 15th St. N.W. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. b Dest | “FHGE. 3. "on 800 with most N. L. S\VQBURY CO., Inc ) 1418 Ege st Now. Phono Mals 5004 MICHIGAN PARI\ SUNSHINE HOMES. Seven-room brick homes with ide yards, in a highly restricted | 3 ommunity, on a broad street lose to schools, stores and treet cars. Priced less than row houses. -nfa B o u.. and walk "“.'.‘; Broosimdi, G St 7o "But “Meichigan. svenu o A ath sireet: Bullt—Owned—For Sale by W. WALTER VAUGHN, roasic 2200 0 $250 CASH—W MO\ITH Brookland. 8-room ™ o .r.’nbfl 1! -r M'e;n Ko'u‘l’r;“‘ n:h:a thpoughout: room '-'u".ei%mm Rie . AUCTIONS. ‘KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—A Man of Experlmee. Yed, T wqu TAZZERINA r:ami SweLl BOAT; TD PA, THERE'S A Maw. AUCTI/ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1926. MY CAR 18 A TAZZERINA E\GHT! 17S & e, Hemny | | 1axe AUUIION SALES. OWEN & SON. e {#&fi Yo l)cw gt 's"'"fif‘n‘ E‘"“mfi"' rF wrich of "“"""‘S'z"# e umu vt -I n u-u m &‘-& &2 g mrml ot ommfifn o w‘"’ to & prior 1-4 of uufi‘u“ unveymrlntbarye:o:rl E“%;s‘;,f: Be 'Somblied. wi r?""i'mn J:my daye; o o wise dwo-h .‘;! &;om.mmn oF e rumeee. R IBASE *or a’f. ..d"“ _V_MM*.___._.__W_: THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTION. R Rl ; Sinde X A 1 trus Main"gha o0 Dopt loee North 313. Beby EEST‘B‘ UYs wo"RTHE‘Ai‘T BaT ok $3.500—NEAR 8th & K N.E Brick hotoe of 4 roome and bath -m- splonial front vorc. {atrobe heat. gas e A omall”caeh "payment ond ments_to suit_yo: 50—10!}1 ‘AND B §TS \' F.a Ve bly lnuhd l’l%rnu lfld on llnuld m ot fi‘"fi fig N BROS.,, 'm- nnd " St- Lincoln 897. V., LUI!IF rs‘f.l ]a .mri’fl;'fi.g;‘.‘ ¢ i ‘7 ;h‘ corig, nas slam "“nfl"’ = {Rlriy dave: 3"33!..“3“&‘&’_}&. M § fgmm. 3 exti | WOODRIDGE. NEW HOMES. INSPECT TODAY. SAMPLE HOUSE NO. 2621 |out 17th ST. N.E. DRIVE OUT | rected. RHODE ISLAND AVE. TO 16th PL. N.E. (17th ST, UN- man W, Cordl DER CONSTRUCTION) AND TURN RIGHT TO EVARTS. OPEN 1 TO 8 PM. DAILY AND SUNDAY. JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS, e 1013 15th ST. N.W. 1201 TRINIDAD AVE: N.E. Corner, vacant, perfect condi- tion; 6 rooms, etc; garage. Open all the time. Terms. Any broker or COOLY: BROS. Main 2670. Cleve. 4307. 31* TG SLOAN & CO.. INC.. Auctionsers. ";;3%!7"10‘?1’ CEA JHAL'S SALE OF rtue o ‘fleri ‘facias lssued i:lr:l’k'l oflu o( he St e me R e e b titled .Xlrhlfll J. Fahy, 3 Vl' N“e;v tu lM lollo "fl' ee':lmllmblr I2K34 Tm n\l%‘.r 151.‘:'! having wlh.‘ l BWII* N i) n:';nl soid to satis Auan-m 0 e nd JAMESON-BUILT HOMES, b 900-932 Quincy St. N.W. 6 large rooms, tile bath, elec- tric lights, hardwood floors; built-in bathtub and refriger- :'1'*"" ators; double rear rches, wide cement front wide alley. easonabl‘e terms. For Sale By THOS. A. JAMESON co., 906 N. Y. Ave. NW. Main 5526. 1301 N ST, * "ORELANE BATRYY. STONE & BRICK CONST. IHHAIII;OE‘ oy o wl} STORES. 1. W. GROOMES, 1416 F ST. BARGAINY uincy St. N.W. . ledern, 6 Tooms. bath: ‘semi. e iy e, torme s Broker or 1412 WAN'I‘ED TO BUX-—-HOVUSES. FPURCHASER WITH $1.000 to_ $2.800 o ais 3,8 0 LS i boam o dress Room 408 1343 Y ab. n.w. AY $500 TO monthly, on northwest home. 6 10 & yvmhn\-)‘v semi: poi mnm ar emg ifi?‘:-i‘l‘h 714 OR COLORED—FRO] direct from owner. A o Tox' 303"‘5.., B2 lvlv!nll ave. WE medium-| grlco cfllond l!l T Worihweat. " Lot your houses with i °"TOUIS P. SHOEMARER, 1407 New York A Hg 1166, > SALE OR RENT—HOUSES, 758 PfiINCETZN L Almast ne rooms (4 bedroo T and reas porche- scroen vuthcr-‘mpwa builtin gars 3 P Ve, A vy complel "15: fl’gn-n.a’"l“" ot m ectric. range. e Sy Covted by Kol now canoe: FOR ALL LANGUAGES Start now! i , deep lot to ,n.:. i 179-d&ds.exSu nmnrrm*m “"g@g‘g‘ §' 3@*&."1’&‘&2 _ of 'I'\Illr ok ok m"; '53..:; i of lll gm( l‘. E‘ ay nm non ‘ 'Io of lr\ul second t}mi md It IM .hl mll of &un§| ol 'llu ol v9-Ad&ds, 0S. J. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Eight-Story Fireproof Brick Apartment, ' Conuin g 70 Apartments, Known : 1133 13th St, N.W. (Lon don Hall). By vlnue of a ufll‘g geoorded as instrument No fil:\rftl of Co]umd&lnd at "XB .:ga'%. P ks -wn. : : Henn N aEa s et “1 prior of At l’ubllc Auction Within Our Salesrooms 304 10th St. N.W. WMIY. Sl - | which will rehase of rds” o lf fice 'of ‘(e survévor % E:.‘l::n wiee -bou -ni s i :E e and mrll w‘m of o ey 1y15-d&ds.exSu - Sloul(f?. Allctl. 715 13th St. wec Large Sale of :| Household Effects of Every Description At Public Auction Within Our Galleries 715 13th St. Wednesday July 21st, 1926, at 10 AM. Terms cash. C. G. SLOAN & CO,, Inc., Aucts. s 'l‘lnE.l-'.BrooksCo.Stock ! High-Grade Lighting Fixtures | ae lectric Sup. ioor _and i Table | Ehadns. Fie se ‘m fi‘a or"Eonl M bllel. Will continue By Public Auction At No. 813 14th Street N.W. TOMORROW AT 10 0°CLOCK AM. Continuing d‘n(llb .“M“t:’;m ‘hour Fixtures, Blloll m gate." Floor bt g 0 Friday, July 23 Commencing 10 AM. nr-—c- '”c u?flv FUTURE DAYS. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers. ]| __iv19.4&dbe.exSu | u-h“’g To bllll one Avmm IALE! ] 08. 3. Trustees’ Sale of anmble 8-Story Modern Office Bldg., Being Premises 710 14th St. N.W. Central Lo- 110’" ndnflollmnduly CESE my.‘f.,. i ‘ll"‘i 208 prom; ity s m lumbla, “'-:“ el :za plat i, Sl ng ‘u ugl fe of the surveyor n( lh' District M of ‘sal Ope-third of the pyrehy '3' o e ala iy cash. el 5 iwo equal inatall its. u{ wo Ith v‘:-vlt o !v’or N tlmo of sale. All conveya: it co THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. il{ TRUsTEES' OF VALUABLE REAL | ?;un}bfi%oa‘c s’x‘-‘i¥ w1 SoCTH: viriue, in deed of ¢ eordd " 0%0. 200 tolio 231 M mniu of ihe. n'u- et of Columbi P. premises. situste in uln numh-rvd said“deea ot muf Upon 'ine" foilowing | I “Pll of .l.la aid 1y i .. *10 . Ml’tr y is lllbi:('t to iy will be wold mh)a%é: -ud 3 nipirun indebted- ice over and above of mm ono {hird is o be b T L g to e mmxm witlh within (hirty dave from of sale. otherwise deposit tor. and Droperty resold, at cisk an of detaulting purchaser. after five Wblhh«i in : 113 SN ao&n a"sllm St N.W. iy15-a&ds.exSu THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable| a prior deed of 088 0f $10.000.00. ot suhisct to said - a1l he purchase ve said deed of trust, id in c.'l‘h and I;]:’l ents. payable in interest at the B. JosEpH | m\npv 1912-0&ds.ex80 THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. nusl;;ls LE VA!#AMM 'éé*"?d et N&., o prit trust for $5.000. -nno 1y19,d&ds.exSu A butaiomenyossiod SO BAARR Ll &b a0 THOS. J. OWEN . SON, AUCTIONEERS. THRAL I B o ly vmue L:‘!{tr. fl am 4 ot at;\gxi. ::":’ 2 fnn.mk ancing s cost. v thlny daye, forfoited and the proj oy THOS 1. DWEN h lol A\’Wmll” 5 | March 5, Two-story Brick Dwelling, with Built-in e, Being Premises No. 216 Terrace N.E. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated 1926, instrument No. 287, lstict ‘o - Coftimbia. and. At in nnndpu on uwnd ?n e e purchaser's with “within % forfeited and Tesold at ELET Bt lh y Gl;l“. otl ull:d one iratt, sterslon ool 5 the iscretion n“ Neiss 8. __1¥18,17.20,33. istees. 'X’Kfl J. D'll' &-SON. Anctioneers. ND fo. as. L Mo .m-,- P a mm.. -nfit {ne request, toen u';?' "*Fras_Com n“v'-‘- "m?: Trustees’ Sale of Automobile. of -:;n m\.i -nm ‘newspaver | romwoll I e T ul r{ rlor %aoo""‘ }?‘d &anuy &Ireh !i'&-r.nan A [l T‘fl'fi gvlfl-d“!.ll"l QA Slm Vfi ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, “Auctioneers. Pursuant to the wml:,l nd fecorded ¢ " anbingion. D ’ it o \m’ , the trus. of ‘the holder of | blic auction | at i e T g'ulled % v"m‘é AT 1 SOUTHEAST By virtde ola rinin deed of trust January 21. being inetru Fecor b 162 ot e Districh af Conaiis. ‘and ot '3: . ‘the follow- TWEN A" 1926. A' and premi ]| B ol e ol gl it m""i lat oo oB ol the Gice 'of tho surveyor of the Dlstrict of c"‘x"""m‘ blect to a ier partic mu‘}“\ L.‘_,.;?_l ng, re- o ""W& or;‘v e unde: 23 svind g ,.'5"3 LNy g, jas C) m ubject to & pri { trust for r.%..t’l§¢ de:l 'l Hrae ‘ Teverie st arwise J;‘m.!‘ for allod Derty lfl be lflVU\'“M and resol the discretion of OWEN & SON, Allfllmt SALE OF V. 0. RICK, DWEA }'!’(?Lm l { i 17 E—- .E.:;?"fi:a Mk o ST |7 A\leflcnfln "!l‘ i mm du o the 1 r-emunn. e Swaders Lo :flml at vfi o auetlon T Tegat o i iwen. FW. :Lge:...:l._mm A .mama“ s Vermont A ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auflloneu! Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Cor- Business P al A eposit of eyanc- l __1¥20.4&ds.exSu "";’w y nos J. OWEN & SON. of um AL rmfl': \u N w 1?‘ s%im fol: ‘}'3}’ the 1o|u-’{1§¢£°mw mdmulnn- trict of Co- Tl ) mmy “daye. ot‘m fi/ o Mfi"? at ‘g':, dis ”’emm.flv 0. d&ds,exSu THOS. J. OWEN & BON. Auctioneers. uare SR ffne,«rq'k ! o |$10 m. CONTINENTAL "":;: _— 1 the le i B ot | St | T Gt b = .BY POP MOMAND Oeccupying an Entire Blook on the Boardwalk ;| Secial Hostess. Children's Superviser. 2| New Beachfront Addition New Open. N N N N N N N N N N N N N N P 7222 RUNNING \VATER IN ALL ROOMS —'- Churches. 1 83,50 up daily. venne Opposite Steel Plor ot e e Boarls i ‘spacious G WATER IN ROOMS mm—n ISP D zN 2 ntucky Ave. Nesr ;e-cl SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES RESORTS. - g5 ° e = ARVAYS TRAVEL | SIS SAFETY MARK Only One Fatal Accident Oc- curs in Million Miles Fly- ing in 47 Months. By the Assoctsted Press. DAYTON, Ohlo., Ji 20.~Trafiic on the airways of the United States is not yet heavy enough to call for strict police supervision, but travel has reached a point where statistics are being compiled on their use, just as they are compiled on highways, railroads and waterways. Compilation up to last June 1, made at the United States model airway control office, Wright Field, Fairfield, Ohio, shows that in 47 months just preceding that date, more than 1,000.- 000 miles had been flown over the airways by army fiiers, with the loss of but one life. Used in Official Trade. clusive. American vlsn. Gyags, ., yy ¥ C. ] of the United States. They are traveled by Gov- ernment planes in carrying officlals from place to place, to convey official messages by personal courler, and to carry dispatches and parcels of gov- ernmental importance. The routes are designated on maps, and at night are illuminated at intervals by re- volving beacon light, By day the airways are marked by signals paint- ed on rooftops in cmn along the route. Originally planes were flown over the airways only from Dayton, New ork, Langley Field, Va. and Wash- ington. Later Detroit, St. Louis, Bcott Field, IIl, and Kelly and Brooks Fields, Tex., have been in- cluded. 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