Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1926, Page 31

AUCTIONS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. e _(Continued.) $17,000— A Detached Bn'ck Sity i du&nbla m)rthwul showers). oak floors throughout, storage attic. hot-water heat. automatic water heater al eleciric fxtures, etc. Terms 11 desired Phone M. 9300 till & PM, BOSS THE HOME 1417 K Street IN FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE—913 6th ST. N.W. LOT 25x83 TQ PUBLIC ALLEY. EA, — Near Edgemoor and convenient 10 main highwi cars; b new schools. churches, etc. grounds with huge shade t Frmense Toome. tno. compiete bathe, eleciricity, etc. - Priced well below its appare: value Phone Frank. 5678 Till 9 P.M. DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, Inc., "1316 K Street 1742 U S n 3-story semi- dtluh(‘d hnék fiwflllls 3 Ta%ke apte, and doctor's office ¢ Bubile for the frst time ai a hh. ‘Ilh éred to the DU very_reasonahle IECBREUNINGER & SONS Main 6120 708 Colorade Bldg CHEVY CHASE. Bargain! $15,500. Beautiful detached home of d two bathe. with {wo-car €3 Jo ropms ‘o the clrcle. Chase. Lot \ T \‘\\QBLR\ CO., INC,, 1418 Eve St N.W. _Phone Main 5904 'PHONE SERVICE UNTIL ® P.M 0 section: sell or 0 Buad or Lin. WANTED TO BU‘-—HO!JSB. ,"BUY 10 OR 11 ROOM HOUSE Sion, gouth of Pa. av est of b0 BRICK BUN- e oiand Pack: Qase ‘o N a car or bus line. EVENING STAR; ‘WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1926. REG’LAR FELLERS—Jimmie Ought to Be an Accountant Conmrght 1030, i 2o FESGYS T o AR € I ADDED SEVEN TIMESL Ine. (Copyright. 1926 by The Bell Syndicate. inc ) AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. AUCTION SALES: FUTURE _DAYS. "AUCTION S! FUTURE_DAYS. AUCTION - SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. THOS. J. OWEN TRUSTEE: nc‘i‘,u.s OF EIGHT TWO-STORY | 00. 17131918, 1717 and 1719 CYFRELT SOUTHEAST. By virtue of cleht certain deeds t duly reeordca in Liver 5356, folios %015 138, 141 and 144 respec Lively: o the Jund récorts of ihe District ot Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thersby. the undersigned trustees, Substituted by ‘an order of the Suprems Court of the District of Columbia in Equity Cause No. 45620, will offer for sale at pub- auction. in t of the reapcctive ng r-nmml'nmn& THREE.TH PAM. ON \m\b.\\'h THE S| OND DAY OF ADGUST. 1 described land “and District of (.nlumhu dellsnlted d_ 66, subdivi: . B. Behre: "ule ofties urveyor of the District of Columbla, in Liber 70, folio 104 Terms of sale Sold subject to a nflor exxltnr trust of $4,000.00 on éach lnl ount above said irust to be paid Q"OO 00 deposit required upon El(‘h lfll Ilnfln acceptance of bid. Conveyancing and re- cording at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale complied With within thirty daye, ofherwise deposit forfeited and the Drop: orty may be re-advertised and sold at the risk and cost of d-llu!lln' nnrchlur after five daye' advertisement of such resals Dub- IDIshé\d in some newspaper nl ‘Washington, 1¥21.23.26.28.3( ‘l'omlllom TO Q STS. (20th TO 32nd STS Trmediate saie 8 or 7 gm. brick, n\wh Jn o space. B ER. e, Nat. Bank BIE ratkin 7143, o WITEL $1,000 1o $3.60 P RO Rs 8 or 7 rogin, brick houss in or Y good section. Ci 552. frers Room 204 134'1 H e BANKRUPTCY HE _SUPREX triet of Columbia. A—Hn\M\nc a Bankr\l:\l Court.- Inéhekmfll:'r o\l l'lil Lee. Bank- 0" Bankruptey No. ,h;n—‘hy :I\Pu that the above nnmed bank- yupt has filled bis petition rumil for & discharge from all his dlh\s in ban) I’ubl\?' and that his creditors and other persons in interest are n'nulrvd”lf) enter dlhe‘\r appear- ain_opposition. {f any so desire n\‘ X m':: of said court. on or before the day of September, 22 ALPH D. TER, Referee in Bankruptc IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- ‘trict of Columbia.—Holding a Bankruptcy Court—In the matier of George A, Gorm- ley, Bankrupt—In Bankruptcy No. 16! To the creditors of George A Coraaey ot Washington, District of Colum- ven that on the . —Notice -‘gm Jay of July. AD. 1026, th A ! Wa ‘duiy adjudicated bankrupt :md ‘That, ihe first mesting of his creditore . in the Wilkins nuuamg 1512 H D. the 12th day_of August, l(‘ 15 o'clock a.m., at which time the ‘said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt. and lrlnllrl such other business lfi Brfls‘r come before said meeting. RALP] B QUINTER, Reteree in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia—Hoffing & Bankruptcy Court—In the matter of Francis e berton, Bankrupt—In Bankruptes No. 1670. reby given that the above- Ylmed baflhr\lpt has filed his petition pray- ing for a discharge from all his debis in bankruptey, and that his creditors and other persons in’ interest are required to enter their appearance in opposition, if any so de- eire, in the clerk's office of said court or before the 31st day of August, RALPH D. QUINTER, Referee in Bank- ruptey. E_SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS. trict of Columbia,_—Holding a Bankryptey ~—In the Heman S. Ward nd Somn D, Cobh hdividusily and’ as co- partners, trading as “Ward & Cob fupte—In Bankrupte ereby given that t {ndividually an otice is 3 -m\a named bank- cospartners trad- Ward & Cobhy."’ have fied thelr peti- tion praying for a discharge from all their ts_in bankruptcy. and that their credi T8, 3nd other pe interest are qui 0 enter their appearance in o fion. 11 any 8o deelre. In the clerk's offios = MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. HAVE, WITH HIGH POWERED, LA badded, dust prooi van. load Lo Washiberon: Want load to Binghamtor Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica or p from August 8 inquire of R. A or telephone "Liricoln 6884, AGE F X, hscunzn‘m EUBNITURE AND PIANO 1265 Stain D530 mvmsow TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Lhn"’“” ance mow ing. Eetingates apecfilly i cheert Phone Nor 4’ Hi fopts, eree’ in’ Bankruptcy. NATIONAL cul;ui‘g-mn.mu Storses Household €0ods, 500 Rooms. n rficn‘fi" £ flnm’ns 8504 Wo gllimu«l Moderats e, fou SoRwo won 1438 ST M . ‘Warehouse Storage, Moving, Crating 418-20 10th N.W. M. 4220 Frank. 2423 SAVE WNE‘YON SI‘OHBE CALL H'S FIR! PROOF mmmoxmopm STORME LONG DISTANCE MOVERS CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH 3343 WOVING STORAGHR KRIEGS[? XPRESS PACKING ¥ SHIPPING o8 EYE ST.NW AN 2010 Moving and Storage Co. Local and Long Distance Maryland Building, Room 219 1410 H St. N.W.—Main 8012 See Us for Part Load Bet Washington and in the | o | THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE Two: SIXHOOM AND BATH 3 oL GARRGE. W, RICITY : \o 1165 AB- RLAGE »on'ms: ST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly recordad {h Liver No. B335, folio 270 of the land records of the Dist jumbis, and at the request of the party se. cured thercby. the undersiened tristees will sell at n\lblh‘ ‘auetion, in_front 5 s TUESDAY, 'THE B Utk reliowing desciived and prem. ises. situnte in the District of Columbia. and ted 88 and being lot 2 iy K, an nbd.h'nlnn of d H_Glenn Phelps recorded ir Tor he District o1 o oF K 74, page 87, subject {0 uildimg line Testric: g “Rerms: Sold sublect to & prior deed of trust for $3,500.00, further particulars of Il be announced at time of sale bove said trust to be cost. thiriy du'l omenm deponit forfelted and the proj advertised and resold at°uls Biseretion gt the_trustees, AMES B, SCHWAB. - WEBSTER, iy23-d&ds.exSu DAVID NOTES. M:moh’EEn Regular Sale by Public Auction On Tuesday, August 3 At 10 AM. Household Furnishings of Every Description Also Lot of Notions, Clothing, Etc. TERMS CASH DAVID NOTES. AU 633 Louislana ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctloners. 30 TRUCKS Taxicabs, BY PUBLIC AUCTION At No. 109 Que St. N.W. Tuesday, August 3, 1926 Commencing 10 A.M. Inclnding FORD, DODGE, REPUBLIC, G. M. C.. AUTOCAR, PACKARD, .. YELLOW CABS, ETC. ONE-HALF TO FIVE TO , Stake, Flat, Panely Open Kxpress P An_opportunity to secure a truck or taxicab ‘st your own price Tnspeetion Invited. Adam A. Weschler & Son, Auets. FUTUKE _DAYS. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable 3- Story Brick Apartment House, Containing 12 Apartments, Known as Premises 646 Ne-w- ton PL N.W. virtu of a certain deed of trust. dated d_a ey the | hlc auc- ses, NES BAY OF AUQUAT, P.M.. the following® situate in the in 8. J. Gai bdiv e ol "biats, Plaasant and Bleasant Pruna. % ber plat hecorded in the offics of | the wurvevor P for the, District of Columbla, in Levy Caurt 2. at follo 80. and de ining at the north. e 1 said runnln' thence S Catonk The south line of Newion biace | 306 feet: thence south along the east line of a public aliey as per plat recorded in, said surveyor's of in Liber 54, at folio 14. 04 | Tt Ghemce dast parailel’ fo " Newton place 400 feet and thence north 64 fect to the pll"v 01 nld sllh ject to a prior deed of | Arnut fm‘ $20,000.00, further vl!‘!l(‘ul.n of which will be ‘annouriced a o urchase price above said e n cash. A deposit 1 Convc) Im‘m mnrdl b nmny daye. othemlu dnnodl lurdhlkd “d dllcr-‘l‘}on of lh l e R e 1y20-d&ds.exSu q\m ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, AUCTS. Bankruptcy Sale of Drugs, Pat- ent Remedies, Tobacco, Toilet Goods, Stationery, Modern Soda Fountain (Electric Re- frigerated), Show Cases, Cash Registers, Essex Coach, etc., at No.wPum‘. Ave. S.E. By virtue order of the Supreme Conk o1'the Bletsiet of Conpmia: hok ing 2 Bankrupiay, Gourt in, mm W, trusies will sell by pub?E lllcl(nn ‘with h P T o SRS Lo SCESR - fet n:ém Tabber | . o trust an complete i toil ok e parime nl tinctures, oil W let- and loor Ind counter Mfll. iror - preserip- S &.fl.fi&fl.fiw“ < \'tdw & SON, AUCTIONEERS. LLINGS, NOS_ 1703. 1705, | $1. Ft 'S | THOS. J. OWEN & BON. Auctionesrs. Pl{E#lSES 319 BLM S’f‘BEET NORTH o of a cert of 1026, bel ""uf.'&‘{mm " April amon, 'm (v( Columbis f Sitedlon S Sront ‘3‘:‘“&};,& M Tt T seribed land District ot C Apr[l k3 . bl plat recorded in Liber ounl: 9 lnl o ¥, a( of the offics of ‘the Supvevor of the Distrtet of Col m now it second_for abory 8 o which wi g Tor 3 000:00." furthar particul time ¢ the purchase be’ announced 3 tnie, stambe. a1 wr 2" he" tom <{thin “irty ex.m otberviee doposit Torteited and the ’X“ r- tised ard resold Il the fll-munn of . RAYMOND D EVANS, BRI RerNek, A% 1520.31-au2.4.6.7 ‘Trustees. TIHOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK h En E, NO. 391 FLORIDA AVE- x’rhwu'r ton, urm! S04 ‘premie lumh‘.’- and designated ax and beinf H, Lane's subdivision of bl lumbia in Libar County 7, folio 36. Bloel 9 now known for agssssment and taxation urposes as Piarme e"h miblect ‘to & first desd of ,mm for 3400000 aifo & saco o st for about $2.000.00 ' trust for about $1.2 hich requi; L cany eytnf'lnl‘ re«)rd! urchaser' cout. Sith within thirty au- o&u-m fortsited and the property may be tised Tesold af the discretion of the Mr\.\lugc §¥27.20.31-au2.4.8 § o’z}fifii. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Court Sale of Three-Story Brick Dwelling, With Large Brick Garage, Being Prem- ises No. 1727 Lamont Street Northwest, With Houuhold Therein. Furniture l'l!dlr decree of the Supreme Collrt of the bia. in ity No. 45144, fct of Colllrn‘ a, in )n b sell at gnated as e Tot L1 1N square. 007 404 househoid { turpiturs within eajd, (ses Té le: Satd real ulm {8 unen- s, rhe purchase T cumbersd. to be paid in b "Deposs of $1.000 "% mulm at time A1), fonvesapeing. "rcording, eic, rchwrl coxt "z 1o ™ Terms 1o be ('OHlD“ with wllmn &my Gaga from n of ‘wale. other: ¥ deposit torleitad mu e wrpperer'mi be"advert seretion o e "iri ol o o Tipon {yala “r:.n‘mlr Jo be soid eold for P cuh. payable ralp s FAdon s LicaLrTER. W, A ¥, ‘Attornay for_Trustes. vl akaccxsu THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' NABL smsfilasM g‘?ngfig xvol‘l‘sfl 38, "being. instrummont anm Qunm x:}n b; :!‘n’.;o' 6.,"?‘;'",,.‘.' he E fied L luu Ba Slack of o 'f Ifim s bed knovm lpfi'&.flfi.fi}m. hop Rk ’Bgr 8ol l\\blm lfl - lflor |l e, -wz,..c..m x .a-‘i;zxmfi:fi oS, e reeonfllll th ;umeuo AT, it iv2R.30au2.4.6.9 ALTY AUCTION REALTE00W 223 KE] ( S’ V n“a 0 101 lha lln a6t &e bmrm of cfl' "11 nd The, request o ’ O it “rtsiec wiil sl el "t wlw st ‘(mn in lr(ml "'A"'GJP'I'““ on AY, THE UST. A.D. xnze ATFOUR P he forlowing descrinéd, land 4 premised, dtuite fn the Diirict of Co I mux%-fiv .gnde o subaivialon of of e st or the_District P folio 63, o1 GM mmfb lot 74 the survi 'of ' Cotumbin |t Ther 62 at together swith ‘il | furnitiive and’furnishings of avery Kind and 'da-:flnum. now upon th remises and {al i} replacoments thercaf- T "*m |t rice A de Sjest r deed $5000. farindr particalars announced at time of sale. v of of whi i the purchase pi patd 1 1 Cnnvaylnd | SR, Whis dass, Stberwiee del ?or(plmd ‘and the property may be advertised Heaold at 'the diseretion of. the. truatees. g RATHAYN LEVIN. EVIN. R. 4.6.9810 stees . J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. au | west. By virtue of a certain deed nl d\fly reco TinerNo. 5062, Yolin o o land records of the nmrm '1 Efimbia ang at the’ request of ihe part | secured “thereby. ' the rstecs i will nll at o oy | Rl ,.,,m:afifli,.mmwl amle District of -nd e as and being parts u‘i 3 Y" bloek Al he wub; Cnlumblln v m\ .;? ’Ju': rar % ermr e nfl(‘ commu-‘ d-«lb:ifi Col ‘Dl fowa. oihe same at & nort! oF wai ot 5 and ué" east {he south lina of G} ot ihente”south {42180 "’ o ot nm!n cane Sourt o the mnrlct Go-n weet al nmh ine ‘of -l t 6 i m north 142 feet w ol socus | ;| the Dmnct of col\ag.\ O b C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc. AUCTS. 715 13th St. Large Sale of Household Furniture, Oriental Rugs, Pictures, Bric-a-Brac, Draperies, Etc. At Public Auction Within Our Galleries 715 13th St. Wednesday August 4th, 1926, at 10 A.M. i TERMS CASH. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. "" ‘I'RLEBTE s' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL o{ a certaln deed of trust, being No. 177. recorded Augus e the 1and. records of the Djs: umbia. and at the request of t dersigned t athe lulluwln pres situste in gommm- and desi $,1860 l et strict o A bein Chsv L 101 ivision © o covenants of record. : Sold subject to two prior deeds of er’ particuiars of which will be By X nu wise Mnnll“fi orfel the property may ROBE] THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctionee 'E NO. 433 M STREET NORTH' rt of Columt &w!fibl; orbe complied witt g with wlmln Thirty days. other: m xL " resold ‘at the discretion of cheamen, T E. McCORMICK, BARRY B PITTS, $u26.28.30-au% 4. Trustes s DESIRABLE Tmfi’l{f STO) @LE itk DESIARLE a deed of trust recorded § n oo, 338, ot ‘the lnnq Sop i A fourth cash: balance l\'ib.dldu!xsu THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE_OF YALUABLE avr-:n ‘ e A gt Sk i A » l\afll%’rfll lront"l} . (he {nllov l:z’i@*ged Sand " mituate in Ty ov ated as and being Jots num! our (4) and fve mbered nine (0 c‘n B, H. Wi [y ni L ed as tolloy O Tine 2 Tat';.' nmd"?onr ot it ‘west poboing ‘arder street ing '.huw. ' it g g, e gt ll{ih&_‘fl‘r%ufn-w:‘( ). noe northerl zmr (4) nn? five (5) 024 : thence b u resale go'néa O maer U ubiiehed. h Washinston: AMES D. HOBBS [OWARD .nnnh,?m stees. 1724.04ds.exSu. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTERS' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO. BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS REMISES 1638 6ih JPREET NORTH: "y wirtie of esd rrcordad, 53 e f""“’»’?«'v'.« e the Bltrict o fi Ju"’.nd e feat ot the Darty e Tinderigned. 'irdsices il gell at nubm ction: in. frant of the RIAY TR of DAY o Al'nu"? B VAt Seou P, the lollnwinl remises, ‘situate in designated folio 462, et ‘tl‘ bein| l‘ Iul’lo ekt R A FeEoade ot the. ofica of N6 iRe Distriet o!.Calumhl 527201 NB G ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable 3- _Story - and Basement Brick Dwdlmg No. 257 N St. N.W. riue of & cortaln dted of trpat, du dated Aber 15 ber bt "flzb, ainonk lhe l rds of thy T‘,flfi red . therel ibed cnum-‘" wm"::‘:'u tor ul n; AY OF Al . e, o lowing: te in C. G. SLOAN & CO,, IN ated | Stelsers t TII%STI of trust duly|Q AUCTS. ADAM A. WESCHLER & S Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- story and Cellar Brick Dwell- ing, No. 1358 South Carolina Avenue S.E., With Garage virtue of & decree of the Supre: Digirics o Columbia, Dassed 5647, the undersigned B uridn will"ofer. o sale by public ax -uchnn. in (mm of the 5 ses, ESDAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF AU(:LST A D. 1696, ¢ ocmcx PO the do)m-ms desctived Tang uste in thi rny nf Wuhlnlwn Dl.lrld ol Columbia, Lot 85, in_Arthur C. Moses' sub- ision of lots n Square 10 recorded book: age 83, Equity acoe ollesof the’ improve rooms, bath. * light and girage to be ) h]m hn-.rer to deed ru balance of which Smotints o $1.658.94 st 0 por cent, pay- onthly. Of dale: One-third over and shove at mi-annually. cured by second . ds rust upon th property sold, ‘or all cash. af the option of urchaser. 4 i of t » uumhmr Fop conveyancing. recording and notarial fees a0 tha ‘cost ‘ot the purchaser. "Terms 0 b such resale in rm' rnn‘v-zwer dauhh-hd Ta"i0e B ot RICHARD E. WELLFORD. I . HARRY s, [hirance Bullding BARGER, 1723-d&ds.exSu Smith ding. Bans THOS. J. OWEN & (SON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE_TWO- STORY nmrx DWELLING KNOW w MISES 824 OFi8“FLACE NONTH: DY rirtie of a certain deed of trust uly’ 13 Y024, eing Insirumsant’ No. 110, recorded’ July 17, 1024, among the land rds of the District of Columbia, and uell a! lh!‘ party b B 2 "‘fi'fi e e, 3 h."'mo"f)mrm of c..mm?. ‘and '?m. being. nbdlv‘hln %1 1t i 1 Corde °?n."n r:"a( e for 'n‘.e District ot Colum lio.umm o a prior lwm " price “ Y m. " pela7l ‘é}m.:ds:w:l:;ani 56 % gnue stampe at xw e with within, mny dln other- -nn eposit be " adverilsed forfe "&d l. 4 d.‘ I{‘I a e oF 30 Truetces Gk and esal w3 l:uu!. RIGHT, uu Sirfevor o rvey Liber 46, of 2n3 : oW AUL'HONEE uoulln n deed of trust 1925, as instrament rds of District of arty E';fi b um l. lll lm to fll’hl mfit ot 510 Siblect to & pri a e oi“..‘.\'.‘ m."“”“ Con: - _J.x"i'.tg *VEILE, r 10 be " mm {hiriy dave o\hnrw\n depo.u property may ol iscretion, n;fi&us A %16 Trus THOS. J. owmv & SON, Auctioneers. TRUSTE! ALI oF Lw RETATE 3 uoe HAYES TOTREET NOR: ! A\ nu‘ o! l Wul trust, ‘d the lh m-qfclt of co-, Ry s oo Tt numl” ""“'""é" '"““! gm sremis P he District of Co- | rus Business Property, Being Two Brick Stores and|}! Apartments, Situated Southeast Corner of 27th 'Illd P Strent- Northwast cortain deed of trugt d g 10 n{"h AT of i V-lnlble De- tached Brick Residence Con- hmmz 8 Rooms, 2 Baths and Built-in Garage, No. 3828 Ful- ton St. N.W. By virtue of a certa of trust. duly Liber No. flfill Xolln 171 et seq., of the fand Fecords ot the, District. of Colum: and ll the request of the v Titroby” et witi sell at jersigned trus bl &T iy =.“%‘.’f ‘"7;"%'3"5&'& T Tmhu' ll:of" ak of -1 -r rust to be of $500.00 required. s b0 be. comDIEd the purchase price aid b cath X dapoms of onveyancing, recordin, 1At _purchaser’s cost. forfeited and the may be a Hoed ‘ana “Pesold” ab Whe 'discretion” of the E,‘%fix& W _ I720-4&ds.exSu S.J. OWEN & ONEE "‘jfiéflifi ng By virtue e b qu ot of U e T iy A f owl Jne fimrm "or o a5 and petng &l o [ dot re-subdivision of known for purnos ton as sauare 38 the office of the nl;veyor o bia in *K"" R. =i r.é; ,a,*-},a: i ""' i of prior Ze:?“ jeul tr? mm onve rty days. othe Tk m'\: w;s:.». Fesold at the nu—y%:{cx@gfi: ISAL Co- P T bject to riher pary ve t of foop 1.1"‘:"" v30-d&ds.e) REALTY AUCTION & APP] %Ha ned tFugtoos will s u Yo!‘“'?}' gifi"w% o ‘m el o( 0~ 181 y",.."..,a:..n. tlnlflrflM F ire 11 erms nl%ubfl et .,:.",.“':c:'? in cash. A P Borveraicing. rovarilng: Terms Dll?d ' ihlf“ days. ofl !I" fl‘ d! ihe BIeBeuion ol the wlnt at e: 'ru’i;mg_m;:;; & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, Being Premises No. 1808 Massa- dmugt‘ Avenue Northwest, Wi D.C By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dlted June 23, 1925, being instrument No. 63 gfid 1 June 27, 102 in | recor the Distri s of juost ot the party the auction T M. B‘E £l -u}”n‘.fi# ' é ol ll.l, 'Jlie ohi ) l!fld of g;lllmhll ng parte of lots 17 G fostea Bill's sibaivigion of part gf sauare 137, sa per Dist of eaid sub- Siviston recorded "in "the ‘o & w01 ST ,e%u““%?'.f pu s n ce of "the veyor of the said District of Columbia book 10 at page 120. described as Beginning for the eame at the northwest 5o the. e eat 1in g Ml pxid oot e Tne wesiorn’ 11 fa ot and Thonce nortieanterly’ slone eald v Hnl 70 f.t 0 to ““ el said ne. wit ws for B ‘"’,“.d ..m e deed of trust sor |49 Street, West of Wisconsin Avenue Northwest. e WL ud Tecords n‘:'“hm. mm ol ] i jt ! Il 25 6 v’ifiu‘r"inu Seorgeiown o u:'l’! fl' B in £ by pitie tuc#on n l D56, h \hu 1ollowi: situate ,: aie e i 2 uzn. 0: Jolio gg.":k Sadn hnam an‘:r of & hm.‘k il dg&fl u« os said 1i d_wall: then P T eall unt o She “Channel of the Poto easterly. _with RESORTS, BY GENE BYRNES PRINCE BORN AND DIES ON LINER IN ATLANTIC American Mother and Italian Father Lose Race With Stork in Midocean. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 2.—A little prince, heir to one of the oldest titles in Italy, was born and died aboard the liner Carmania during her voyage from Southampton, England, which ended here yesterday. The Prince and Princess Guido Pignatelll de Montecalyo were coming to America that their child might be born in his mother’s native country. The stork outsped the ocean liner, however, and the princess gave birth to a boy last Monday. The baby died Wednesday. The princess was formerly Miss Constance Grenelle Wilcox of New York and Madison, Conn. She mar- ried Prince de Montecalvo last August. SUMMER CAm It s always ool and :«mfombh ot Avple Orchard SisWelen, Atle Orcmard casa _ OUT-OF-TOWN nmi. ESTATE. OMQEAT cflog-"fifi IVER. Country hot-wal poultry 'fouu b0 Tratt t5oenta- e city elect: (7 r\mmn( I'IWI' in lll bu( dings erabe and wild ks oRthis p:_?re b -nh Satisty you. MATTHEWS & 60, Cambridse. M 3¢ EDUCATIONAL. 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ASSISI, Italy, August 2.—From King to the lowllest peasant, all Ttaly joined yesterday in ceremonies mark- ing the opening ef the observance of the 700th anniversary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi ‘ King Victor Emmanuel was - the central figure In the Tuscan celebra- tion at the famous Monastery of Verna, where St. Francis lived, He was accompanied by Cardinal Mis- trangelo, archbishop of Florence, and Prof. Fedele, Fasclst minister of public instructfon.- The cardinal expressed gratification over what the Italian government had done to restore the Franciscan churches and monuments in Assisi to their original beauty and in building a road leading to the monastery in Verna, among other things. Many Pilgrims Present. The celeBration assumed its mast imposing character here. Before the tomb of the saint all bishops of Umbrja gathered around Mgr. Luddi, bishop of Assisi, while the faithful poured in from all parts of the world. Some came by train, others by auto- mobile, but many, llke the ancient pilgrims, journeyed on foot, carrying offerings and holy images. Large numbers of worshipers are sleeping In the arcade around the church square built about seven cen: turies ago to shelter Pilgrims. Despite rain, the city presented ¢ gala appearance, decorated with flow- ers, flags and tapestries. Tonight the brillantly illuminated slopes of the hill on which Assisi stands appeared in the distance as if ablaze. The climax of the ceremonies cor- sisted of a pontifical mass in the his- torical cathedral where St. Francis of Assisi was baptized. This was followed by a procession which, crossing the city, went to the tomb of the saint, as bells pealed, cannon boomed and bands played. St. Francis of Assisi was essential: 1y a preacher of the brotherhood of men and the ideal of service. He was brn in 1182, the son of a merchant in Assisi, and his conversion camé after a severe fllness. Then he freed himself of his possessions, and, with & group of followers, devoted himself to serving his fellow men. Later in life there came to him the vision of Christ, and he wrote his great hymn to the sun when blindness had over- taken him. After St. Francis' death, in 1326, one of his followers used his influence to bring about the building of the magnificent church and monastery of St. Francis of Assisi. COAL MERGER DISCUSSED: Seventy-Five Mines in Indiana and Illinois May Combine. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., August 2 (@) —Merger of 75 mines in the south- western Indiana and southeasternm Ilifnois bituminous coal fields is under consideration, Edwin D. Logsdon. president of the Knox Consolidated Coal Co., said yesterday. The merger has not yet been effected, Mr. Logs- don said. “The consolidation is under- stood to contemplate formation of & $50,000,000 corporation. 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