Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1926, Page 35

AUCTIONS, —_ AUCTION SALES. ___FHIS AFTERNOON. & SON, Al Story Brick Apartment House, Containing 12 Apartments, Known as Premises 646 New- ton PL. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. date July” S o S et ’;f{; orde Juls e none o records of the D ! ) Themtute 07 o T e DAY, T} being mon of part of veyor for t Levy Court werihed as 1 the oftice of Columbia in the north ing thence wton place cast lin weat alon: 1 406 fect: th Eurvevars oft Tee then 406 feot ar at Tolio 1363 Sold_subject ‘to. O $20.000 00, Turth price sard truat 1o 1 A de T $1.000.00 requ aneing. recording and revenue stamp haser's cost. Terms to be complic Twise depoit advertised trustees. RY, o v20-d&As xSy . Trustees, THOS. J. OWEN AUCTIONEERS TRUS SALFE,OF VALUABLE DWELL. KNOWN As iR3G - INGLESIDE RACE NORTHWEST f s o of trust duly Disyriet reaicat o the the “lindersigned r wuction. In {ront E TW of the iy 19 at folio 145 to ty deed exancing atpurchaser's with within feited and trustees i NORDLINGE JUEDWARD LEWTS Trustees. ABOVE omply onerty :R'OF THE T AUB-As ks E TRU 10, J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- | proved Real Estate, Being Premises No. 1808 Massa- chusetts Avenue Northwest, Washington, D. C. By virtue of a certam d June of trust, dated ament No. 63 a the land reh ut d 1 [N i e il being paris of lots r‘ i 18 T8 mibdivision of part of s of “said &b | [ » oifice of the sur L of Columbia in described w8 follows t the LR and_run rence | ot theaste 1o Tk of Massachusstts Byenue e Sonthwest wd at s to sald Massachusetts’ avenie, 9 oot 1o the south lne of said lot 18 fect 1o the d said dividing Tin e of kaid lot west | of land | 1in Liver 978 at records of th a prior deed of ber particul me of sale trust to bo time of gale 1 Convey: Etamps at < to b complie s, otherwise depostt A Ba adv 000 1 FR & SC Avctioneers. ENOWN AN NO. 4203 10ih STRE NORTHEAST. WITH METAL GARAGE " O 5 made in the pavment of . il by said deed of trus al Jest of the barty se o S Disiriet of Co vin 1 Jiso subect to cove the dand, t with ¢ will Ist beld rount St from ucoentance onveyand st of saln are TTHOS § OWEN & SONT ATCTIONEERS {Trustess’ Sale of Valuable Un- improv~d Real Estate on the South Side of McKinley St., at (he uvrner of Belt Rd TR OCLOCK of ‘Washington, newspaper publishe L. _HAMILTON L' MILLEK Trnstees & SON. AUCTIONEERS STEES SALE UF YALUABLE TwQ o LR b N ‘gated Moy Pe reco prior deal of 1 for abont £ Whieh Wil he Fonorty Tiend 4 the discretic MYRON GIUASER HENRIETTA GLASER L Sull19.30.18.20.1 Trustees. HE EVENING WASHINGTON, {REG’LAR FELLERS—At Least He Can Ride When He Gets There. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable 3-| D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, (Cobyright. 1926. by Trade th You GO DOWN TO. PINEAPPLE STREET NEN\E‘%\.L NOU GQAPE BOULEVATD Al AR t recorded in_said | AUCTION S;\Llni M A. WESCHLER & SO ;| Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- Story Frame Dwelling, Being Premises 5731 Potomac Ave. AUCTION SALES, SO TUR! TL PUBLIC SALE ATIAREROBTE, ¥, THE EVENING STORY Farm consisting of 105 acres, the Rockville-Potomae pike. Md.. from me)m;&m be sold ‘at’ publi: three miles | & 2 ] PREMEDE T R N ViR e T lecd of trust. dated | No, 12 Known as th P, W he only grins and sa; The Eyesore. Nelson stood v over the fence Into the vacant lot adjoining her own neat yard she was joined by her neighbor, Laura Kent, who lived in the pretty bungalow op- HOTEL TREXLER | ords of the District of dohimbia, him well enough, Carolina_ Avi Beach, Amer: (0 deed of trust, dated | nstrument No. Wil el at publ year. Bathing Trexler, Own. tlantic City. A ml hotel. Bath- Sale of anuable"’“" Real Estate, Improved By | ABERDEE the Four-Story, Apartment House as “The Rodman,” Situated | at the Southwest Corner of |} Connecticut Avenue anch Rodman Street Northwest, | Containing 24 Apartments. f a certain deed of trust duly Liber No. 4881, follo 419 et seq.. records of the District of Coluni: the request of the party secured Trustees’ Sho Dintrict of Colmmbis And At £ the party secured mmhy TUR-THIRTY PM.. wibed land_and premises; | GUST. AD. undersigned trustee: |ing. sailing. eranbing, fish says that is imp way the price is ridiculous. dollars for and dandelions Fireproof | Grenestra. Ri rancis D. Maxwell, MOR.T IM ER Runntug water 1 ail and being 10t numbered four 4)in square numbered forty-three eizht (4308) of & H DAY O 2% FIvE U(LO('K £6110Wwing-destribe in_the County District of Columbia (6) and seven ourteen hundred and abdivision made disgraceful Tt ne.nlv drives 2" Mina sald. me out of my wits. the rest of us keeping uu our l'ldl?fl so long as this great tract is allowed to go like this?' “It certainly is depressing,” Laura “I can't look out of my front windows or sit on my porch without confronted by knew what to do about it.” “I wish T did.” Mina. replied. been to that old man twice and beg- ged him to mow the gras office 0 the surveyor for the Fots” numbers] \iy n, square mumbored | She pressed in between them and put an arm about . Dolly Ogden was tall and dark with a look of spirited intelligence which made her less pretty than Mina omehow quite as at the first two bulding line shown on said now known the District_of \ulumhl plat recorded in Liber County records of - the rvevor of the District of Columbia, Delnware Clty Hole Rooms with running water. |LEWIS inmh iz privileges, WESTMINSTER by KOPP and §. E. BLICKLE __ Kentucky Av. m;munm-d at Near Beach. burchase price above said private baths $1.50 o day up. 1 and resold | Bue stamps at. purchaser's cost nplied with within thirty daye, enosit forfeited and the pro; tised and resold at the d B, FRANCIS SAUL WILLIAM P. BEN Private baths, Running water. OSCAR_VAG( Sold_subject to a rior, deed of recuring the - sum ive thousand Griflin thinks he has a cinch 5 in front ofthe which Will ba announe SIX' - purchase price above & 1 at the time of sa place that buying it,” Dolly a. joke on him. a good while.” What do you mean? Dolly squeezed her two Hittle closer. “The idea just came to walked across the street. inspiration. much money have you? prohibits anybody _ auT-dkdsexsa —Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. OF ALUARE T two hundred designated as and being lots 39 block 6 in the subdivision kgv(mu as neeticut - Avenue recorded in"the offiee of the surves of Columbia 2, ‘Caid ‘block: 6 now know THE TRENT water or baths. Embnssy and European plans. Attractive ri ' WATLM A HOTEL NEW CENTRAFL 0 So. Kepbicks ave, time of gale. Conveyancing. notarial fees at the purchaser's cost. complied with ed one on us Comfortable. home- within _ thirty Tathing privileges.” forfeited and By it Ar A o P e No 4 among_the land records of the xnmm of Columbia. and at vecorded Febri atance due $10 particulars ‘of which will be stated at the time of sale. Torms of salo: gaid trust to be paid i But I really | jandscape Au6.9.11.13.16 Eagles Mere, Pa. The Summer resort that is different AUCTIONEERS. Sale of Valuable| Three-Story Brick Resi- dence Known As Premises 1834 Park Road North- The vurchase mones over A de m.‘l;]n ol Trustees’ Running water "ok FOUR-FIFTEEN bed land and prem. £ 0t Columbla, and DA THE AT A D i the' followinz déacy ikcs. situate i the Distric gnated as and being lot 9 in aine’s subdivision of sunare recorded in the office of the surv i | District of Columbia in 185 nd_at | V. | trust which will be’ ase price abe A deposit of Toiuired At recording. ete. of eale to b days from da feve, resarvo the Tight to rescl the At the risk and cost of defaulting puw advertisement of some_newspaper published I an oo PHILLIPS HOUSE Ave. mear Beach. American & A C. McClellan. AUSTINE-BISCAYNE Traymore sec Runuing »A,mr in ali ashore conditions with uniaue sur- EDUCATION. at cost of purc otherwise the trus- Fatar b i Yamachusett T O after five day above sca level. National University Law School (Estublished 1869) three - year courses in America For booklet and rates. wri The Raymond Crestmont ‘inn Wil i ohbict fo & prigr fesd o By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly a8 instroment among the land records and at the reauest of U nnounced At time of sale: the o sl trust to o fiios with Dath of Columbia. COLONIAL : \(mhvr \ullo@ with bath. FIP- Rates and booklet " Management. F’LEETWOOD OceanCity, N.J Modern-Excellent Cuisine Exclusive Ahno-pherr Booklet ‘| HOTEL OCEANIC Private baths SALE OF VALUABL SRS HRICK AXD num‘ 1«\\ | in of Columbia, | othirwise deposit forfeited and Droperty may be advert re at e diseretion of | Edzemere, Tho B, 3. Hoter Corn. PBAY OF Al (,L\l 0 TLOCK . L.and J. D. Gradnate courses leading to de- grees of LL. M., ger. Manager John S, Kirk & Son gertain deed of trust duly Taier No: 5480, folio 123 et sea istrict of Colum. Guiest ot the party secured E By virtne ora Breyningers’ su M P LS. L oL i 1 DI eyors «»mu. of histriet “of Columbia in Liber ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. of Valuable asses held at hours con- for employed students. School of Economics and Government Government, Finance and Business, »rlmhng /\\cmmeuur_\. Address, General Secretary, 818 13th St. N. Trustees’ to a brior: deed of ,'rm: HASTINGS HOTEL 208, Bunalne waler and THE LANKF OR American plan THE. DEL-MA water all roome; Three-Story Brick Buildings, : ! Nos. 1316 and 1318 W Street .W. (Commercial Containing About 30 Rooms. 1 0f trust dated the (nnm\mw 1 ,“aituate in the trict of Columbia. and desix which will by the purchase p ice A “deposit of $500 required recording, ete., complied” with otherwise deposit forfeited and i i vertised”and resold etion of The trustees. A T NGKEEVER, hine | i | Ocean_front. eeht hindred and. seventecn plat_recorded in- the office of i surveyor the, District, of” Columbia 47 with the improver iz, Wit | Wows for | Apeit 6 ot the | i Ucean and Sgason June to late Sept. PLIMHIMMON ex. Ocean front. Best ser HOTEL HAMILTON _J.L. MASSEY & SON. | EA Aut-d&ds.exsii the Distriet of mu )f the party sec Uruktors will ‘sall by ‘publ { 0 he premises on. MONDAY AT 4 O'CLOCK P.M., <cribed Jand and et of Columb W arms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to ' be paid cana inctaliments tor. to sireet el Sl LU WILDWOOD. N. ON. Aucuoncers. 'Tnlstees’ Sale of Valuable Un- improved Real Estate Located on Aspen and Butternut Streets N.W.. Between 8th St. and Georgia Ave., Con- taining About 45,876 Square payable in’ one and two t at seven per centum per from day of | i of trust tipon the at the option of sit of $300° will be re. ATl conveyancing, at cost of purchaser Sale fo be complied with within thirty “ale, otherwi: BEACHERONT no'rsl.s Tn_beautiful Wildwod hot and cold running wat Bath-houses. Lots 158 and | Tel. Main 6617. e N)Ilflrfl 245, an mer. DIaL rearded_ta surveyor's office improved as Private baths. . SINNA. OCEAN FRONT. he Home of Hospitality Hotel SAVOY Front location. Attractive rates W. H. GERSTEL. SEACREST ontral: can 200 Runping water. Priv. baths. J. W. Whittingham, Prop. HZ= DORSEY Running water. Bathing priv WlLDWOOD MANOR Cap. 400, Ocean front ‘Golf~ALEX. MCMURRAY & soN SEVILLE Moderate rates Lot 158 will be sold nx association ubject to a of approximatel and a_second trusteof approximatel 2585 per month ineludin, ot 159 sold subject to a by of “approximatel nd_trust of approximat payable £10'per month and cost of defaulting advertisement. ¢ newspaner bublishi FRED MeKEE l‘u‘\. 200. Mod. By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly | Rio de Janeiro Montevideo Buenos Aires Thrill to the exotic charm of South Amer- ica this summer. Incomparable scenery, fasci- nating peoples, delightful climatic conditions. Four Modern 21,000 ton passenger liners PAN AMERICA - - AUG. 14th WESTERN WORLD, AUG. 28th and fortnightly thereafter Aub-d&de.2xS WESCHLER & SON. ‘Ford Dump Body Truck at Auction to Pay Charges. | given that on SATUR. TY-E1G e 'uu» 1and records of the District of nd at the rean Over apd_ahove A deposit of Al conveyancing. feex at cost” of the THE ATLANTIC Ocean front. Mu: 'BREAKERS | | ¥ate bathe. | THE DENNIS ‘ruld 'nmnln: water OF ERAME BUNGALOW L oAl Dancing. Opens July 1. ON BOARDWALK | Hot and vu)d ’il I ©. M. Timmons. Prop. 1 O ftor Tor aale Ty DUEALE AY. THE SIX- (e (oo n-dec . ‘wituate In the D asonable rates. 590 otherwise 1he (rustees re- €ht to resell the properts Tisk and cost of defaulting purehaser aftor ays’ advertisement ‘ot { STEOK P Notice_is_hereby S AUGLSTTRE Comfortable and home: Tike. Enlarged. Hot and erma reasonatlc, RS. R._I. DEN L will sell at Weseh 12 1 2009 (corner Hth aria Itienut st . in_William S. Phillipg’ subdivision of a tract of land called “'Girl plat recorded in the offl yor for. the Distr JOSEPH A. ROTH, Parties interested please OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. RNITURE AND Pia ved A deposit of $100 Wildwood, N. J ach_ 1ot required of pureh conveyaneing. Hiliips A nOLAFAL foo at cost of purchager { sale to be complied with within v days from day of eale. res rserve the right to.resell the pro: at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five d Eich resale in some newsp: the city of Wi nrr\x; AR ET NORTHWEST. { in deed of trust. dated Y ol wed land : TR G o | ATLANTIC CITY OSBORNE Cor. Pacific and Arkansas Aves. SHORT BLOCK FROM BE. MILLION DOLLAR P Veing, instrument No among the Tand advertisement of | per published in | in_front_of the ore Stocar Hottmng SR0oy Local and Distanee EXPERT PACKE Moderate Rate: SUDLERS Moving and Storage Co. and Long Distance Maryland Building, Room 219 1410 H St See Us for Part Load Between Washington and New York STORAGR XPRESS SHIPPING WAIN 2010 A REAL VACATION NEAR THE | OF 'VIRGINIA wike like the THIS YEAR TAKE WILD BEAUTY. I"f\ltl( FARM BLUE RIDGE An Ideal Vacatio Keep cool this Summer. President and Wild Beauty is. horsehack riding. RS i T e Estimates R WHLIAMSON, atuate in the District of Col ae and being lot 7 vs combination ot lots nymbered 47 and 1dition to Le Droit Park,'” the office 0f the sur- t of Columbia in Liber | to right of way mbia, and desig accommodation sre now available on all steam. well as superb first and mflgfl. third class. . AUCTIONEERS. VALUABLE TWO BRICK DWELLINGS NOS. 120 EIGHTEENTH STREET SOU THEA%T By irto of iwo cortain deade of truet. Suites with bath. 3 FROM HOTEL ”um RENT RY, TRUSTEES MUNSON Winter_Hotel Allison. r THE LAST WORD IN HOTELDOM The STANLEY [ The BELVEDERE SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE NEAR BE, Mtorn accommodations for 400. American pla Every comfort is under the personal supe ement. 50 rooms with_ til All rooms have ot the Supreme Court of the Thstrict of Columbia, y Soldsubject to a prior deed of and ' ‘second dee further particulars of time of sale: above gaid trust to be nosit of $300.00 required Tomios pool. Lodge and Cottages ‘i the Darty hereiy, ‘the mndersigned trustees will at public auction in_front of the the THIRTEENTH ;D 1026, AT RIVE PM. following_described land and uate 1 the District of Columbia, nated as and being lots . and_other's subdivision of 1097 as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia in Liber L rerma: Each gold ubject to a prior deed 3,500.00. further particulars b’ announced at time of eale: the purchase price, above said trust to b A deposit of $200 on each Conveyancing, revenue sfamps Terms to be complied with days otherwise deposit forfeited an property may be advertised and rosoia st discretion of the trustees. AL noBE, Ly STEAMSHIP LINES 67 Wall Street - New York riding and hiking. Our own farm supplies table with milk, buttermilk, butter, e purchase price on FRIDAY. ns 1o’ be complied with deposit_for- be advertised MOVING KRI ECr',S LONG DISTANCE MOVERS CRATEMPACKBYWIRB 1313 YOU STREET, N. W. PHONE NORTH 3343 vision of the man: bath_and_telephon running water. Elevator to street. Food ng privileges.” Mod- m i KLEINGINNA. EXINGTON 100 yarda from d Best Bathing Beach. WEEKLY RATES WITH MEALS Without Reanin i r With Private Bath “For,_deseriptive folder and rates address— WILD BEAUTY 4 NORTH HILL § near_Bluemont horses: electricity. dren nvalds or T B o) AfiTLl-.MAN. ‘B COLONlAL BEACH HOTEL it vacation, at this popular fam- foited and th { resold at n.(- 135 and 12 in A: PARK FARM. Shenandoah m'vm. f!hlnk l'lmm!n 'muhlb ll.nt. LEX Pacific and Arkansas Aves.. Million Dollar Pier N AL ."rnmu.ns‘ OF VALUABLE i ~1‘nuv of trust for of which will TRUSTEE'S SALE B IMBROVED HY DWELLIN OOy El e RO driye of a cortain ded January 0 LA e and. records of the D ad at the reques feiined trus: : DE LUXE PSS |[Au exeexse Tour| . S. SOUTHLAND Snl.. Z P.M,, to Mon., 6:45 A Aug. 14-16 500 Miles by Potomac River (By Day) Hampton Roads James and York Rivers Newport News Jamestown Island Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Golf. Orchestra—Danecing paid iu_cash. ST goed of trust diy a8 instrument water bathing from hotel. o AR S0 PWeskay E. Owner and Mgr. OCEAN VIEW, $.\. Merrimac Large. modern water-front cott: Qtrnlh' fresh eggs an ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Un- improved Lot in “Chillum Castle Heights.” By virtua of a certain deed of trust duly | |m corded in Liber No. of the land records of the District of | limbid, and at the request of tha party ‘the undersigned trustee will public auction, riome ightly PP persom. o in a roorn Righer” Grenestra, daseing 300 ba RICHMOND‘ KENTUCKY AVENUE AND BOARDWALK All cutside room: running water in every room. Elevator service. Free ocean bathing, Excellent by Mr. and Mrs. Wik BLACKISTON’ and” desiznated as mbered ninety-cight aundivision of lota in 3). “West Ecking plat recorded ‘in the office of District of Columbia in re_numbered three subject 1o the brenaits that when a building is erected on “BEACRL VA. THE WAVERLE JIRGINIA BEAC Ocean_ front: forts £olt brivilexe. THE LYNDON A;,D. Gemmel. Pro. 19th_Season. PEN- MAR INN May 20 to Sept. 16, Hot and cold Private baths. secured thereby. offer for galo premises, on 'nlmp DAY, OF MO e Following . ‘Etuate in the District ot Co- e manta To run With the 1and, tokein 1 ‘the Tnirovemente, consisting of a dwelling " known Kookret tn Teauest oy "street noriheast orms of sale to be paid 1 cash. Gne-third of the purchase | balance intwo | in square 3388 in Chillum Castle ibdivision ~known a8 per plat recorded in the ofi of the surveyor for the Disrict of Columbia ellow !lvw-L.‘ With mhierest at mx per Pop Mar, Pa, pavable semi-annually ired by deed of trust fipon the bro) af the ontion of the Geponi of F00 W) time “of "sate Texenne stamps. : Tale 0 b complied Plan, $4 up daily For Service and Economy CALL CENTRAL | Storage and Transfer Co. Fireproof Storage storage—1.000 floor space. ~ Special price on'large space. Moving. packing. shipping | water_in all rms.. p ) certam coven T, Ot s datached | may be erected on, said lot "\ "depontt of 200 | of purchaser at time of sale ncing. recording and notarial fees at Terms of sale to be com plicd with within thirty days {rom day o otherwise the trustee reserves the right | perty at the riek and cost f purchaser, ‘after five day: such resale in_some news- | ot Nashington. | MEALY’S Ocean end of Kentucky Ave beautifully renovated and refurnished ning water in all ing allowed from hotel wit Thestra an dancing Gabia & Devitt . GIBBONS, Jr.. Manager. With within thirty otherwise the trustes the property reserves the right to | at the rick and cost of | after five day: Party Limited to 338 ... 817.50 ding transportatiom, state- and meals. 1ting purchascr thement' o Quch reiale in some newspaper in Washineton, D¢ ANERICAN SECT "y & TRUST P CORCORAN THOM, Ocean front_at Montoelier Yilhie Witk vach cin ‘odiiag, Sixteentls season o 1. Kilbourn, Mer 1o resell the of the defaulting advertisement o paver puvlished 15 the it nchbi e, SON. AUCTIONEERS. | OF VALUABLE TWO- | AME DWELLINGTENOWS Fred Themmes- Vice Presjdent Phone Main 3760, Brench 12 Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co. Buena Vista Springs, Franklin County, Ps Season June to October. 300 Rooms 50,000 square feet 9.11.13.18.19.21 100 Baths Saddle Horses, Dancing, Congenial Clientele. iles to Gettysburg For Booklet and Ratee Address JOHN J. GIBBONS, Manager AL au6-Akds exS: Lowent Rates—Best Apvointments Completely, and Sumnined R use of showers, : TR 7;1]&& NEW MA\ABEMA)RT e ace rwx: TBonrdwalk and e water in Al Magme Water in ail Toom Bunter Seelient tood 260 servife & Ferrin. Provs. DGEWATER §. Carolina Ave near Beach. Cap. TRUSTEES' £ Y TE. < Al PROVED REAL, ESTATE PREVFESEAT, T BN e NORTHEAST virtue Of a cortain deed of trust n deed of tru By \lrtie of & ¢ Clark'sFamousCruises By CUNARD-ANCHOR new oil burners | at rates including hotels guides, | drives and fees. 62 days, $600 to $1700 MEDITERRANEAN ss ‘‘Transyivania” sailing Jan. 20 | 23rd cruise, includin, bon, Spnin (Ilndn | No. 98, recorded " Augt ng_the ‘land reconds of the Distrct of Colu roquest of the pas simed trustees wil s of the District of Columbi uest of the party secured thereby. toes will sell at pub RADDOC] n lIH( TS, ARV R Box RS, Frederick, OF OUR LSy bia. and des s Jot numbered nine (41" {n SHADY SIDE. 3D, RURAL HOME on Chesapeaks | . and desiznated ing_orivilees. Without Worry or Risk. Re- ROVE ervice—Low Rat mo. and_up. Ex. or shio- NORTH 104 in the Distry e eubtviston, oF land now known a Storage in roo; qanvood Heishts ¢ pert packers ivision made by Rich- CIRBL (43081 0! ccorded” in. the mu‘,.nmor of the District known_ for pur- s of assessment. and Taxetion "as ‘sabire Sold subiect to a prig of the office o | Cox A, W.'Andrews. Mar Bhone Weat lllverr of Columbia. 5611, ate | adeira, Lis- Cordovn - Office 0f tha surveyor for 1 water all rooms. Owi GEO. A. CASTEEN. éflon-;HAM Running water. shown on said plas, o a prior deed of further particulars of \ll’\l(‘ AL T “SAXOPHONE Plano. Tenor Banjo. Guitar, Drums. ¢~ In 10 to 20 Lessons Special Summer course, write or phone for lf"fih‘rl-..\h s — VE! s PICTURESQUE VERMONT The Switzerland of America ist for $3.750 0 t.mmoph elt‘ne lnd Egypt, Italy, the Europe stop-overs. 7th Round the World Crui Jan. 19; 121 days, $1250 to $2900 nu int A(!\I'L ll!fl H o | “h.lnnlk o Clark, s Bulie: . further particulars of which Will Riieed at b 0f ale: the, PureNase Ve ®ald trusts to be paid In cach Sr a0 reied and revenie ta Shove Shid trust A denasit o 830000 required the purchasa price | Virginia Ave.. Privaie bathe THE GRAHAM On beautitul States Averie at Faciii J Running water }nm Modern appointuicts. Canveyancing. 1pe at Durchasers | complied” with within | vt forfeited and | Tii%ea and resold at :\"n VEILE. Converanane Terms o e ) the Green Mountains of Vermont 10 lessons for $10. | Fument from s SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Euxn C. Drake. D. P. A 505 Fifth Ave. New York City, utral Vermont Ry, WILLIAM P. BE, ROYAL auT-dddsexsu #08,7.9.11.13.16 RESORTS. " 85 BY GENE BYRNES |n\enn your husband’s money, but your owr “I've got $50. Laura sald “U've |been saving it for a new rug. v know—one of those lovely Wiltons, but they are stfil a hundred— | “I've got $35," interrupted Mina | “I intended to use it for a new suit | but my old one looks so well since | | had it cleaned | “I've got $100." declared Deolix “I've been saving it, a dollar a. weel out of my housekeeping allowance for a davenport. Well, this is my iden Let's pool our money and buy that lot of old Gritfl “But $155 won't buy it" ecried Mina. “No! But vou sce all the other women on the street must be per suaded to pool with us. Let's see she counted rapldly “There's the cott girls and Celia Burnes and Ruth Pearce—I'm sure thev will all come |1 on this deal, for they feel just as we do about the lot There are 1¢ of us, all told. We ought to be ; to rake up $300 among us. Then w £o to My, Grifiin and lay down price. And then And so it came about that the net morning Dolly, heading a s gation. went to see Mr Griffin w he sat on his own great verand: overlooking the town that had made him rich. His surprise was great but he had to aceept his own price So belng a lawver K drew up th deed then and there, transferring the property to— he Pull-Together Club’" Dolly ald with another flash of inspiration it sults | That afterncon the club members If it don't suit the v. that's our business A man has a right to do as he pleases with his own property. met for an active session. They cut and burned, mowed, swept and zar nished “Let's turn 1t into a flower garden ‘but Jack Mina sald. “Let's make it just s beautitul as it ha It wa c. the proper time for gardening. Next day Amos Davis came with his old white horse and plowed the soll, furrow upon furrow “Mighty good ground.”” he com mented as the great clods turned off the point of his plow After that the club held mornin and evening sesslons as well as after |noon ones. They worked with fer tilizer, spacing fork. trowel and hee each intent on doing her share. Thes chattered, laughed and played in the dirt like little givls. It was good for them. too. Even delicate FEmm Weeks, who had grown paie over her incessant embroidery, began to show color in her face. Instead of having 10 fndividun plots. the club worked together i unison. Lau who had a bit of dening in her school work, drew a beautiful design and the garden was laid out accordingly Almost from the first resuits be {#an to be noted. In a month the g den promised mightily. In two months it bloomed profusely. By Au gust It was a glory and delight. Eve nings there was a string of cars and people moving past to sea the most beautiful spot i town One representative of the own Tatler sauntered up with note {book and camera and the following | week there was . full page of pho | tographs and explanations enocerning {the PullTogether Club and its |achlevement | 1t was all very gratifying, but the °t remained that it was hard work | “I've reduced 10 pounds,” Laui said. “Of course, that pleases me but I've had te let a lot of my work 80 to tend this garden.” The greater part of the Pull-To | gether Club were half-heartedly gath {ering seeds amd preparing for'a hon {fire one fine afternoon when Dull came rushing in. Her cheeks w glowing. her eves shining. For on, she was heautiful “Oh, xirls™ she cried. “I've the greatest news for you. Listen! Mrs Penny-—Mre. Gilbert A. Penny—fust called me up on the telephone. She | Will be here in a few minutes to see | You. Girls! She wants to buy this {lot. She’s : | “Buy this looked at Laura. They had neve umed that |anybody would want to buy it. And | she could see from the faces of the others that they had felt the same. Mrs. Penny was a handsome, elder Iy woman in'a Paquin suit. “You see.”" she said, “since the chil | dren are all married the old house on the hill is too big and teo lonesome { for me. It is my wish to build a bun zalow in which Ellen, my faithful | maid, gan do the work alone. If you will let me have this lot T will gladly give vou elghteen hundred dollars for 4t | Bighteen hundred dollars! Of course they did not hold back for minute When they had divided the mane each woman possessed a bank hook with a_ nice little sum to her credit “And to think.” Mina said. “that she is goiug to put up a Spanish bun galow! And be our neighbor! That's best of all. 1 think. to have Mrx Penny for a neighbor!" “That's the wav 1 feel about it Laura replied. “I've always longe: to know her. but she was ‘way up there and we down here. Now she Will be one of us and we must make her welcome.™ “She says.” Dolly continued. “that we've already given her the best wel come by preparing an ideal spot for her whereon she can bulld the litt) house of her dreams.’ THE END. |FLY TO CABINET MEETING.. Swedish Ministers Attend Sessio. With King on Baltic Island. STOCKHOLM, August 11 (®).— 0 members of the Swedish cabinet hay - | marked an advance in aviation e fiying to a session of the governme | council on the Baltic Island of Oelan: |where King Gustav was attending |the bedside of Queen Vietoria. Fhe had breakfast in thefr own homes left the capital by a regular passen ger plane at 945 a.m., arrived a | Borgholm at 12:15 p.m., attended ti | meeting over which the King presided |had lunch and wera back in Stock holm at a quarter to 6, just in tin. | for dinner. MINERS REJECT PEACE. | British Strikers Turn Down Church | Plan Against Leaders’ Wishes. | LONDON, August 1f (#).— miners, In the fourteenth week o« their strike, have rejected the pea plan put forward by the church lead ers u few weeks ago. | The miners ignored the advice . thelr accredited leaders, who recon mended adoption of the plan The vote, as announced yester: was: For the church plan, 333,03 against the plan, 367,650 It is declared that the only possibis lobjection the men could have had 1. the plan was that it suggested con | pulsory arbitration on the wage quex tion. been ugly.’ M MOCKS OFFICER HELD. Womln Derides His Marksmanship and Takes Ride to Station. SW YORK, August 11 (®) Don't make derisive remarks abs the marksmanship of a New York policeman unless vou desire a ride in the patrol m. A weman asked blueco; who took six shots to destroy an injured animal whether he was using a toy pistol. She was taken b the irate guardian of the law to & police station. but finally eleased when fellow officers inter- ssdeds -