Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1926, Page 57

AUCTIONS AUCTION SALES. ORRO' SALES. AUCTION FUT| DAYS. THE EVENING STAR, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE_DAYS. WASHINGTON AUCTION SALES. FUTURE_DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON Trustees’ Sale Real Estate, Business Build- 1018 = Fourteenth Street N.W. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in | Liver 5164, folio 223 ing, No. records of ihe District of request of in_front of the VEMBER FIFTH. the following-descrined ituate in the Distri Loy 22 Kidwell office of ‘said District Terms of aale: Properts sold subject to a first d pavable semi-annually mones above first trust to be paid in balance in sented by 1wo o L1 jer piat recorded in Liber Fotto" 180 e ‘records of the s of trust securing or hefore July 23, 102R. one-hind of purchase _equal promissors pavable in one and two At 617 per anoum from day of sale. pay. able ‘memi-annually. of trust upa aption of ancing. secured by second property sold, or all cash. at | rchaser. - A deposit required of purchassr at sale 3 recording revenue stampa. and n tarial feen at comt of purchaser. sale to be complied wi from sale. otherwise tr resell property at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser afier five days' advertisement of Auctioneers. of Valuable et ne Co (DAY . AT FOUR P sguare at eyor'e 82,500, due on nterest at 6, installments. deed of $2.000 All conv Terms of within thirty daya tees reserve Tight to guch resale in some newspaper published in Washington. D. (. PERCY W. PICKFORD. AND! 6.q&dsexsu FUTURE DAVS & SO THOS. J. OWEN EW D. PORTER. Tr AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable 3- Story Modern Brick Resi- dence, St. N.W. By virtu Augnst 20 1926 Fecorded” August Tecords t of the pa trustees will sell at pub! 1t ol the premises, on MO 6 A of a corta bei 20, the District of Columbia. and at 19: ENTH DAY, FOUR P.M.. deed of trust. dated instrument 141, among the land Recured therel OF NOVE the f ibed land and premises. situate in the e v beng par 17 t cor ner o south; rth on Eighth street feet o the line _feet. thence west 5.000. rust’ for about $1.800. ticulars of which will be of sale to be paid in cash auired Durchaser’s cost. thirty dara. of ¥ t of Columbia. and designated as an original lot 6 the same at feet R i ches north of “said lot. thence co eant 1 alley. thence south feet to the beginning. Sold subjeét to a prior deed o sibject also to A secon A Conveyancing. further par- noimeed at ¢ the purchase price above said tru deposit of $300 T recording. ete. at Terms to ba complied Wwith otherwise denositfor- and the property may be advertised resold at the discretion” of the trustees. a hepherd St.. R PHILIP STEARNS, 1100 Eye St v no3-d&de.exSu "THOS. J. OWEN & SO AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable 8-Story Modern Office Bldg., Being Premises 710 14th St. N.W. Central Lo- cation. t the req 3 ~_the undersigned trustees will v the District st of the party se. A vO 0'CLOCI nd and pr 1ot of Columbla. 1 being lot seventeen (17 s v vlat recorded in i records of Distric Tern money to be paid in _cash, payable’ in equal inataliment; years. with inter annum. in ber ri rauare ty and Trust Com as e of 1 Tolio 80, he the office”of "tlie aurveyor of the i, One-third of the purchase balance in two e and two tat_eix per centum per payable semi-annually. from das of rale, eecured by deed of frust upon the prop- erty’ sold purchaser. auired at’ time of sale. recording. revenue stamps. ‘erms_of sale 10 be com; with within 30 davs from day of ale. o wiss the trustess reserve the purchaser. or all cash. at_the ontion of the A deposit of £10.000 will be re. Ali conveyancing, At cost of Tlicd her- ght to resell te. tha properts. at the risk and cost of default ine purchaser, after five dava’ advertisement of sich resale in <ome newepaper piiblishec in Washinkton. D. C M N04-4&Aba.exSu ADAM A. WESCHLI By ourt SKIN GORDON LUCHS. ustess R & SONS. Auctloneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable 2- Story and Cellar Brick Dwell- ing, No. 18 Que St. N.E., With Metal Garage. quity Cause No. 8| AT virtue of a decres of the Supreme of the District of Columbi GO8R, the unde Tollowing-desctibed fn in the District of Columbia, to wit: in Francie ton. as per No 11, pa 1k pat r B A Blund of ot in_block or square land and _premises, subdivision West Ecking- corded in_ Liber County or's office for h garage. One-third of the purchase maney to be pai in cash. the balance in two #nal installments represented by the prom- fscory notes of one and t ~nt per emi-annially the property sold. o of the purchaser auired of purchaser at time of sale ording and notarial_fees at convevaneing. wost of purchaser. blied with within t el otherwise the 10 of the defaulting advertisement o the, ) vears. with interest at six per nim- from day of sale, payable secured by deed of trust tnon pu i) rehaser. pavable in cash. at the ontion A denosit of $300 re- Al Terma of #ale o be com- hirt tri rosell the propert purchaser. such resale in ome news. paper published in the D C. JOHN A TRUSTEES' SAL AXD STUY Columbian Buj FIVE iTS AND AS v_days from day of reserve the right the risk and cost after five dav ty of Washington, CHUMBLEY. Homer Bu F._ HAVELL. ne. Trustees. TRIC AT, 35th NORTHEAST. dated Jul 113, re. records the certain the undersigned truste in_front o v TH ction ihed the vremises. on E _SEVENTEENTH DAY AD. 10 100 deed of trust inatrument among the 1 ty_secured thereby. il sell at publl D). OF AT TWO PM.. the 1 ‘and_premises. aif- rict of Columbia. and desiz and_bei 0. f part known as €A in_count s off erme for for t 1 1 i anfoutced at price A denosit of $300 required £ venue stamns at purchaser's be compliml with within recording and cost. Tern ng of et to 1 formeriy block & in- the Grant Park book and page 116 in the sur- District Pu 00 and a second for 300, Turther particulars of ots and 54 in b the ~ Sherift as per plat rec of Columbia prior deed of aboit which will be the purchase vaid in cash Conveyancing. be. thirty davs. otherwise denomit forfeited and the broperty mav he advertised and resold at the MORTI ™ ER JORIAH T, no4 8.8 10,1213 THOS. 1. OW 16 N & SON. Giscretion of the trustess M. HARRIS SETTLE Trustees AUCTIONEERS Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Tract Containing About Two Acres | of Land Improved by Several Small Frame Buildings, Being Premises No. 1988 Bladens- Rd. N.E. ue of & certain deed of truet duly burg By ad. in Liber reco: seq . Columbia secured therehy 1 At puhie AY O'CLOCK P.M he No the au ESDA F NOVEMBER. A D ollowing-descrs folio 4 the land records of the Distric and at the requ under of thé b signed trustess in’ front of the 19 1on and_premises. situate in the District o Tamhia. and designat int 4 10 the subdiv Wilham Hickey of me “The Monaste Tecorded e The records of 1 metes and by 1001 widened No trict, of degree [l 1 ms and being i 1 « he_offic ©f the District_of Columbia hounds as proceeding the Supreme and_runnhing thence nor minutes 15 seconds weat feet 10 & stone in the the rear of maid krees 34 minutes feet: thence south feet 10 the said west bure road utes caid road. Terms 1rust for o the $4.000. paid in cash. nveyancing. etc rm operty may he advertised and resold at|the proj {1 "Hlacretion of th 108 #04,6,8,10.12.1. per o, 1. falio 68 of the Surveyor desoribed by Begmning ot the Tollows ntersection Court nter of A ro h iy thence south seconds west Qegrees east B Iine of the Bl - 32 degrees 34 min- 170.28 feet along lnce of ‘beginning Sold_subject to furth which will ‘be_announced the purchase price above A deposit o at vrior deed of particulars of fime of sale he haser's cost forfeited and the o trustess EPH P STI'RENFR. MAURICE FITZGERALD. .15.16 Trustees. of the land | mbia. and at | QEGISTERED party secured thereby. der #igned will offer for sale by public auction, | remises, on_ ¥l 0! 1920, No. 1225 Eighth| | | recorded in the office of | the District of Columbia in"book 63, vage | The Giscretion of the trustee. 'olumbia. and at | J. pums C. G. SLOAN & CO., Inc. 715 13th St. Mammoth Sale of Valuable Slightly Effects and Office Furniture At Public Auction | At Sloan’s, Saturday, November 6th, 1926 At 10 AM. From Storage Concerns and Other Sources And at 12 M. { Automobiles, etc. | Terms Cash. no4 E & SON. AUCTIONEERS, { TRUSTEES' ALE_OF VALU, S TR B AR 3 LENDTs SVER JE NoWRE AN By virtie of a_certain deed of trust duly recorded, in Liber No. 5266, folio 432 et se | of the fand records of the Diatrict of C | Tumbia. and at the request of the party we- cured \inereny. the undersiened tristeon wili kel at_public aue o {ront_of ‘the prem: AR AU i R % OF NOVEMBER. “A: D, 1926." at EE- THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-de- d premised. sifliate in the Dis- | Triet umbia. and designated ak and being ot 63 in David J. Dunigan's s | slon of lots’ 27 and 28 in block 110, "“Pat. Worth." as per piat recorded in the office of the stirvesor for the District of Cofu Liber 69, at folio 107" sald blod Known for purposes of assessment and taxa- tion"aw sayare 314 t Torme: $gld sublect to a vrior deed of trust for $300550. further particulars of Will be_announced at fime of ale: »‘price above said trust to be A denosit’ of $200 reqiiired . elc.. at purchaser's be ‘comulisd with within wise deposit forfeited and be advertised and resold fyfhe trystees, AMES H. HOLMES, GRIMM. . __no?dads 5 Trustees. THOS. 1. N & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Three-Story Brick Building, Store and Two Apartments, Known as Premises 1709 17th St. N.W. By virtus of a certain deed of trust. dpted May 14. 1074, "being instrument No. 114, recorded May 22, 1036, among the land rec: ords of the District of Columbla, and at the request of the narty secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at "%!‘ Ane- tion, in front o 'Fl"l‘ remises. on WEDNES- DAY. THE TR Y OF NOVEMBER. A.D. 1926. AT FI M.. the following- dénctibed Jand and premises. situate in the District of Columbia. and deignated as and belng lot 87 in David M. Lea's subdivision ot lots in square 178, per plat recorded in Liber 21" at folio of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Cojumbla. b Terma: Sold subjest to a prior deed of trust for $15.000. further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale: lh1 purchase price above sald trust to be ald in cash. A deposit of $500 reauired. ‘onveyancing, recording. etc.. at purchaser's cost. rms to be compli with within thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the trustees. PHILIP HER CLARENCE ¢ __0c29-a&ds exSn ADAM A. TRUSTEES' SALE OF TACHED FRAME BUNG ROOMS AND ~BATH. i ANGE STREET SE. €O HEIGHTS. By virtue of a certain_deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5312, folio 217 ef seq.. of the land records of the District of imbia, and at the request of the party secured ihereby. the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public auction. in {ront "of the premites. on MONDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1926, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the following de- cribed land, and premises. situate in’ the jistrict of Columbia. to-wit: Lot numbered seventeen (17) in biock numbered six (8 of Longnecker's Addition to Congress Heights. aa per plat recorded in the office af the aurvesor for the District of Colum- bia_in Liber County 10. at folio 7. Terma of sale: One-third cash. balance in two equal instailments. represented by th promissory notes of the purchaser. in one and two years, with inte, per ‘cent per_annum from day of sale. p Able ‘semi-annually. secured by deed of trust upon” the property’ sold. or all cashy aton- tion of purchaser. - A ‘deposit of $300 re- Guired af saie. A1l convesancink. recording ang notaria] fees at cost of purchaser. Terms €0 be complied with within thirty days fron day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve he right to resell the property at the risk nd ‘cost of the defaulting purchaser. -after ve daye’ advertisement of such resale in fgme newspaper published in the city o) hington, D. C ashinkton. D- ¥pgAR D. TURNER. I. N. WILLIAMS nod-déds.exSu "~ Trastees "THOS. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers. Trustee’s Sale of Seven Valu- able Brick Dwellings Contain- ing Six Rooms and Bath, Sit- uated on Oliver St., Between Nebraska Ave. and 32nd St., Chevy Chase, D. C. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated March 20,1926, being _instrument No. 73, recorded April 2. 1036, amone the ‘land records of the District of Columbia. and At the tequest of the party secured thereby. The indersigned trustee will sell. at public ol o Ve ey o THVENDER. A 848 AT FotR PN the following-described land and premises Eituate in the Distriet of Columbia, and designated a8 and being 1 3. 34, 40. 4 |44 _and 48, in a1, 10 Fulton R Gordon's _sul n of pari of a 'tract of land called "Chevy Chase Grove, District ‘of Columbia. a8 subdivision i ‘the Survevor of Dro) v at the discretion MAN, ", WEIDEMANN, Trust on fo) ‘Terma: Each sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $06.750.00. further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale: the purchase price above said trust to_be paid . one-third cash and the balance $50 per month. including interest at six per cent. all due’ in three sears on each bouse A deposit_of $2.500.00 requ! Conveyanc- ing. recording. eic., at purchaser's cost ‘erms to be compiled with within thirty ave. otherwiss deposit forfeited and the propert be advertised and resold at GORPON. 0030 Akds.exSu __Trustee THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable 3- Story Brick Dwelling, No. 502 M St. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated Juls 20, 192 ment No. 150, recorded” August 9. 1920, amoug the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured therebs. the undersigned trustess will sell at public auc- tlon. in front of the premises. on MONDAY. THE FIFTEENTH OF NOVEMBER. . AT THREE-THIRTY P.. the following-described land_ and may H | chase b to be complied with within thirty | otherwise deposit premises; git- ate in the District of Columbia, and desiz- 1 as 'and being lot 74 t T. Frankiin ider's subdivision 0f saiiare 48 + plat recorded in the office of the au for the, Distriet of Columbia in Liver 1 olio 122 Terma: Sl aublect to o prior deed of trust for 00 and A second trust for about $3.075. further, particnlars of which Will be announced at time of sale: the pur- bri ove safd trusts to be naid in cash. 'A deposit of $300 reauired. Convey- ancing. recording, ete.. at purchaser's cost Terms to ba comolied ‘Wwith within ~thirts dave. otherwise deposit forfeited and 'the roperty may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. ARTHU BRIDGETT. WILLIAM N. PAYNE. Jr. no3-dkds exSu Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two-Story Brick Apart. ment, Containing Twelve Apartments, and Known as Premises 732 Park Road Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in T i 0. folio 133 et seq., of the land records the Districs of Colum- hia. and at the request of the party secured e indersigned trustees wiil sell at ion. in front of the premises. on ] ‘HE TWELFTH DAY OF NOVEM. BER. AD. 1026, AT FOUR-THIRTY B ock B 3 'the tollowing-decribed land and_premises. tuate in the District of Co- jumbia, and desi d 1 being i lot 24 in block d Brown's sub- i on of parts of the of land known G leasant - and. - Pleasant. Plaina’ excepting the rear S feet by full width thereof. condemned and taken for allev pur- by proceedings in District Court Case 0. 708 in the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia The above-described property is now designated for taxation pur- poses as lot 850 in square 2804 Terms: Sold_subject 10 a prior deed of trust for 0. further particulars of hien wilt “be antiounced at ‘time of sale: The purchase Drice above said Trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of $1.500 require:. }'nn\'eylm‘m‘ recording. ete.. at purchaser’s cout: " Formia 1o "be compiicd” with wil ihiris dave. otherwise deponit forfeited a he ‘proparty may oe, advertised”and resoid iscretion o ryst Al ‘LiViNGaron. WILMOT W{TREW. no%-dds.exSu poser at the Aucts. o TRUSTE] recorded in Liber No. 5571 THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEER! SALE OF_ VALU, M. pRoven ER St W R SOUTHEAST. e By virtue of a_certain deed of trust duly Tolio 302 et & . f the land records of the District of Colum: bla. and at the reqtiest of the party eectired thereby, the undersigned trustees w) P Used Household 715 13th St. a ublic_auction TUES! BER.ADy 108 O'CLOCK PAL. the and “premiee Jumbia and desienated ag bered one hundred and fo A. Kite's subdivision of lots in squa bered ten hundred and eighty-seven ( i I trust for $3.500.0( which will be announced at time o pfl!' the purchase price above said in cash, - Conveyancing. recording an at purchaser’s cost. with within thirty forfeited rell at remise F NOV FOUR-THIRTY following described land situate in the District of Co- and being Jot num- ur (104 in Harry Gl o Tront of 1 ESDAY, THE NINTH DAY, 026, AT s per plat recorded in the office of tha sur- vor for the District of Columbia in Liber . at folio 56. ‘Terms: Sold suhel\r‘l to a pri deed of . durther particulars of trust to be paid 8700.00 'required nd revenue stamps Terms to be complied days. otherwise deposit nd the proverty may be advertised at the discretion of the trustees. B, FRANCIS SALT, WILLIAM P. BENSO! 0028-d&ds A deposlt of nd gsol C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc., Auct: THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. T Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick | ; Garage, Being Premises 924 | Fourth St. N.W. recorded in Liber No. 5157, folio 1113 et seq. o1 the land records of the District of Colum: Din. Anc At the reavest of the Dariy secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at ublic I\|l'l!;l)ll in front of the premises on | HONDAY! 2 FIFTEENTH DAY OF X0. VEMBER. A.D. 1920, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK 'P.M. and ‘premises. -4 Tymbla. "and deslgriated as and beine part of original lot 20 for ‘the kame at the moutheast corner of said 1ot 28 and running thence north alonk the line ‘of Fourth street 1842 feet. thence wi T00" feet ‘to the rear line of said lot. thence | U south 1842 feel. and_ thence east along South line of said lot 100 feet to the be- inning. . Terma: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for ‘$7.500. further particulars of which will b announced at time of sale the purchase price above said trust to be paid 'in cash. A deposit_of $500 reanired Conveyancing. recording. ete.. at ms to be complied thiriy deys. otherwise deposit forfeited and the Property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. WHITEFIELD McKINLAY. THOS. H. R. CLARKE. Story Brick Business Prop- No. 1810 14th St. N.W. % By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. B447, folio 22 et seq.. of the land ‘Tecords of the District of Co: Tumbia, and 'at the request 0f the party secured theraby. the undersiened trustees Wil 6ell at pubiie_auction, in front of the Dremiges. ‘on TUESDAY. THE SIXTEENTH DAY - OF "NOVEMBER, A.D. 1926, AT THREE ~ OCLOCK P, the foilowing- described Jand and premises. situate in the District of Columbin, -and’ designated as and being lot 208 in- Henrs W. Howgate s Fubdivision of lota in sauare 506. a8 per plat. recorded in the office 6f the surveyor for. the District of Columbia. in Liber 11 at olio 3. Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trut, for $30.000.00. further particaiars of Which il be announced ‘at fime of sale: the Durchase price above said (rust to be paid"in cash. A deposit_of $1.000.00 re. atired.Conv recording, ete. at Birchaser's be' eomptied With within ‘thifty_days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be adver- tised and resold al the diserotion of the trustees. 3 Fx‘l"u“fi.‘\‘k’l’;”'n’l"'vkrrr __nod-d&ds.exSi . Trustees. THOS. J OWEN A L) fNORYKV()W\ A 5 i HIRTEENDH s By “viriue of a_certain deed af trust anted July 15" 1035 Neimx instrument’ No, recorded July 94 1675 the land ords of the District of Calumbin, and at the request of the party secured :‘\‘l’l;lo" el;tll’;\td lrlll(!!‘; will mf at |)|‘1_M|r otlon. 0" {ropt "of the nremises on Déx THE 'f’\{"EL’!T;{ DAY OF XNOV BI 1926, AT "K M &) R EE Amol mi 1. FOUR 0'CLOC e | following-deseribed land and premises, siti- ate in the lelfl of Col \Imhls and “desig- nated as and beling lot 73 in Olmstead and othera’ subdivigion of Iots in aquare 241. as per plat mron}\erl in (hF oo orlhr sur- vevor )‘nr thi (k!r}(‘( of Columbia in Liber T K g Tollo 301, ‘erma of sale: Ora hird of the purchase money to he Daid in cath. balance in iwo eaual” installments. pavable in one and two years. 'with ‘intercal at seven 'Der centum ber annum, payable semi-annually. from day f sale. wectired by deed of trust uvon thi property _sold. or all h. at the ontion o the purchase: A dl‘?o " of $1.000.00 1 time of le. All conve venue 'f"mn]. "Il' h: t ermn of fale o ba com. piled with within thirty dave from day of o. otherwise the trustees reserve the t resell the property at the risk and defaulting chaser. after five days’ 1- ertisement o Téaale in_some news. paper published V: . C. M 'l‘l;\l)““‘ll"‘“ __d&ds.exSun i intens. THOS. J. OWEN & SO RS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Bricék Dwelling Known as Prem- ises 4004 New Hampshire Avenue Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded. In Liner No. 5513, Folio 147 et seq. of ‘the land records of ‘the District of Coliimbia. and at the request of the narty secured thereby. the undersizned trustees will sell at public auction, in front of the prem- ises_on 1oHE NINTH DAY OF 1026, AT THREE-THIR. M. the’ following_described fand and premises. ‘situate in the District of ‘olumbia. and dedignated as and heing 1ot 62 in Woodhurs Blairs suhdivision of Iota in hlock 36 “Petworth Addition’ 10 the City of Washington. as per ‘plat recorded in the office of the wurvevor for the District of Columbla, Liber at folio 135. sald properts now designated for taxation pur- Doges As lot 62 in square 3134 Terms: Sold subiect to'a prior deed o trust for $6.000.00. further particulars o which Wil be announced at fime of sale the purchase’ price above said frust to be pald in cash.” A deposit of $300.00 re. quired.” Convesancing. recording. etc.. at Durchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thifty dava. otherwise deposit forfeited and the proi may be adver- ticed and resold at the discretion of the H, ROLAND DRURY. NN, HEsn! Trustees. of Io o o ! Dl Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- Story Brick Dwelling With Two-Story Brick Dwelling in Rear, Known as Premises 311 B St. N.E. By virtue of @ certain deed of trust duly racorded in Liber No. 4945, folio 51 et seq. of the land records of the District uf Colum: bia. and at the reauest of the party secured thereby. the Wndersikned (ristees will sell at public anction. In' front of the premises. SDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF NO: R. AD. 1036, AT FOUR O'CLOCK e’ foliowing-described land and prem. tiste in the Distriet of Columbia. and being weat 15 'feet & B street north by depth of ! . 785 heginniug_on north B street at the dividing line between said lot 12 and lot 11" said square: thence on B atreet st 18 fest A inchea: thence sonth to ajley 80" feet wide 136 feet 3% inches: thénc wwest with said 0-foot alley 8 feet & inches: thence north 41 fee fiiches thence west foet: thence north with aid dividing line | hetween' aald lota 11 and 17 906 feet %o | north B street and beginning Terms of sale: ash. A deposit of £300° will be Teauired at time of saia, All onvevancing. recording. etc at cost of nur- haser. | Terms of sale to be complied with Within thirty days from day of sale. other: Wise the triikteen Teserve the tight to resell the Dromerty. at the ik and cost of defanit- ing Durchaser. after f “advertisement ot ahich resale in some ne in Washington. D. C. o D lot 12 squai 0020-d& 48 exSu Trustees. 7.0 NEERS ‘THOS. TRUSTEES' STORY By virtue g August 1, 19! ks A BER A'D 1 By virtue of a certain degd of trust duls | Jowix-doscril parallel with the southeriy line of said lot | thiri; THOS. ) TRUSTE! will xell prmices oF g desel the Distric a and being lot numbered forty (40) iey_ an: bered erty, With Apartment Above, | 13 trust which will be annousced at time of ale piichase, price ahove saud trust to he paid in purchasers cost with within “thirty_da; forfeited and the pro Wing _Chair, i erators, Carpets, elc, dans. Roadsters and At 12 0" TTHOS. J. OWEN & SOX Trostees’ Sale of a Large Frame cause b fellow stheet 1 gauare Loner in s hetwee: both said lote 53 and oth vertisement of SPANISH _ Conn. Ave. OWEN SAL] COTT STRE 'P NORTHWEST, instrument No. 98, i’)". 1024, among the land he undersigped trustees will sell at l\a}Mu- in of the premises R d land and 1 lot 4 in square 1671, i ecorded Aug the Distr others r Jand catled B ¢ ‘plat recorded in the office of the sur ¢ for the District of Columbia in Liber at folio 2. subject to buildinz-line re- hown on said plat. ject to a prior teed of Turther * partioul rust ars of 3 ch will “he_anhounced e of sale e A o O nhiry | Mhich will bs anhounced “at, time of sa se price. above Eaid frust to he n cash. A deposit of 300 required esancing. recording. ete. at purchaser's Terms to be complicd with within daya otherwise denosit forfeited and he property 'may be advertised and resold at' the discretion o g1 ALF nol-d&ds.exSu recorded sea eauest of the party dersigned trustees n in_ front of the THE TWELFTH AD. 1926 AT K PM.. the follow- Dremises. Eituate in and” dcsignated a< at_public on_ FR AY NOVE OUR-THIRTY 0'C hed land a of Columb; au IDAY. others subdivizion of sau ve hundred and seven ver plat rded i Liber "B of the records of the office of the eur- egor for the District of Columbia. Terms: Sald _eubject’ to a vrior deed of for, $2.500. further particulars. of the A deposit of 200 reauired. recording Convey- and revenue stamns at Terms to he complied . otherwiss deposit 11 may he advertised resold at the discration of the trustees. B FRANCIS SATT, WILLIAM P. BENSON &de.exsn Trusteas ADAM A. WE ATCTS. Household Goods, ‘;Kimball" neing in Player-Piano, Handsome Mahog- any Dining Reom Suite, Autos, 100 Pairs Roller Skates, Etc. By Public Auction at Weschler’s 4 920 Pa. Ave. N.W. Saturday, November 6th mencing 9 AM. Mahogany Dining Room S .‘)l‘l o |||YI lyl“ml';\'dfivlliv- K n upholstered in' fed Leather, th Table (uni nieces), Koken Beauty rlor Chalr. Floor Lamps, el Settee Chair: Desks, Chiffonters: and Kitchen Cab- pleces 5. Gas res, Refric- 106 pairs Roller Skates, At 10 0'Clock A.M. Automobiles. includine Touring Cars, Deliveri Se- pairs Roller Ska Terme: Cash A WESCHLER & SON. AUCTS. AUCTIONEERS. Dwelling and Nine Lots at the Northeast Corner of 13th and Longfellow Sts. N.W., Front- ing 180 Feet on Longfellow and 142.5 Feet on 13th Sts., Also Three Lots at the North- west Corner of 13th and Long- fellow Sts., Also an Unim- proved Lot on the West Side of Georgia Ave., Between Longfellow and Madison nSts. N.W. v virtue of decreen of the Supreme Court f the District of Columbia. passed in equity 43004 and 43005, we will sell in front of the nremises. THE_TENTH DAY OF 3. COMMENCING AT P.M the s and premises. sit- the_District of Columbia. and being ots 1 and 54 in sauare R: also lots 2. 3. 5 [l 8.9 and 10 in square 34, maid oth having a_frontage of 180 feet on Long- v a depth of 14214 feet. more the same being im- t public auc WEDNESD, r less. on 1 98, situated on 13th aireet between ow_and Madison streeta: and lot 32 re 2034 eituated on_ Georgia avenie i Longfellow and Madison _atrests, 2 heiny ird of th Terms of sale: One: Diirchase money to be paid in cash and the balance in_two equal installments. and two vears from the day of eale. and to be_represented by the purchaser. bearing of six annually. and secured by the properts sold. of_all cash, o Dagable in one the promissory notes of nterest at the rate er centum per annum. pavable semi- deed of trust on atthe option 00 “denositrequired the purchaser: S1 ‘h of the n the nine lots and r parcels upon Al vancing, notary fees and recording at urchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be com: lied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trusiees reserve the right to resell the propert at the risk and cot pure fter five days’ a such le in some new aper published in Washington. D. C . ANDREW WILSO: WILLIAM McK. C 0020-d&ds.exSu € defauiting ser 1926, S propos Room 509 District Building November 11. for resetting two " boilers. Proposal forms at Room Spelling. Business English, Bkps. arial Courne 3 mon W, SHORTHAND _IN SCHOOL for_ Sec- To: from_Spain, Progress. A Little Ad of a Big Schooll NATIONAL SCHOOL FINE and APPLIED ART 'ELIX MAHONY, Dis Ave. & M. 'Main 1760 (1747 Rhode Island Avenue) Color, Int. Dec., Costume, Com. Ar§ Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Four-Story Brick Apart- [ ment Containing 35 Apart-| ments, Being Premises 2920 | Ontario Road Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated | December 31, 1§ being instrument re | vorded “Sanuary 14" 1030, ‘among " fhe. land records of the District of Columbia, and_at the requiest of “the party secured thereb; WOOD’S SCHOOL 811 E. st 1B CRinblinea 1888, oures: Line. 88. Secretarl: Booklkeep}! ish C course. ing and accountancy Civil Service rumn- y x weeks: evening sesslons, $8, Graduates placed In_good positions. COURT F. WOOD. LL. M...Principal. undersigned trustee will_sell af publ in front of the premises. on THUR: HE ELEVENTH DAY OF NO AT THREE P.M.. the fol. lowinig-described ‘land and premises. 'situate in the District of Columbia. and. designated 4 being lot 503 in square 2584, in the by Charles D. Sager of lots in ights." a8 _per plats recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia, in liber 75 at folio 111. sub- to covenants of reco i rms: Soild subject (o 4 prior deed of trust for '$90.000. further particulars of which will be 1 at time of ealc: the purchase sail trust to naid 1n cash. it of $5.000 required Convesanei " at_purchasers cost. Terms 1o be complied with within thiriy days. otherwise di torfeited_and the properiy may be sed and resold at the discretion of ‘the trustee. ISTRICT NATIONAL BANK OF WASHL G‘!O; Br ROBERT N. HARPER, President. 0c30-déds.exSu Trusiee. TEMPLE SCHOOL 1416 K St. M. 3258 Gregg and Graham- Pitman Shorthand, dic- tation classes, review classes, filing, secre- tarial bookkeeping. Trains for business and government posi- tions. Member National Association Accredited Comsmercial Schools. Private Tutor, Col. 6445-J. 315 Wardman Park Annes. 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YO MAY MOT Krow 1T BUT DR.BRAIN Rare €57 PHILOSOPHER' S HE HAS A DETACHE O WHICH FoR DIRECTNESS HAS SELOOM HE 1S CONTEMPTUOUS FFORTS OF THE RACE, A AP WITH HiS UNOERSTANOING OF LIFE MU ST BE REEKING WITH HUMILITY, BRILLIANY szp %s 5 u':uass SEEMS T LOSE PERSPECTIVE « i T WS CormEee e — “THeE OCCESSFUL AS HIS CAREER BABLY VIEWS \TAS A S CANT YOU (MAGIHE For MATERIAL -mg SYUFF RESY OF U$ ? T MAKRE ‘r.?é PUBLIC S BEGIWMMING T REALLE DECLINING “BOOM” TOWNS HAVE BIG DEBT Two Oklahoma Communities Is- sued Bonds When 0il Was Discovered. By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA. CITY, November 4.— Cities that “might have been” and on which high tax rates were levied after heavy bond issues had been voted are frequent in Oklahoma history. Devall and Pershing. both small oil towns in Oklahoma, were given as ex amples by Randell Cobb, assistant at torney general in charge of the State bond department. Six vears ago. oil w. the surface in the vicinity of the lit- tle village of Pershing. Visualizing a large city in the future the ambi. tlous citizens voted a $140,000 bond is- s brought to sue for the purpose of building a water works system. Oil production dwindled and the cit population decreased. The town is now indebted for nearly half jts valuation. ~Most of the bonds, which were sold, are being held by municipal sinking funds. The story of Pershing was repeated at Devall. When il was found, a boom" occurred and citizens voted large amounts for municipal improve- ments. Then the population de- creased and taxes bounded to exces- sive rates. A number of Devall citi | zens moved their homes outside the city limits to avoid paying the levy. Court Restrains Tailor. Justice Bailey of the District Su. préme Court has granted a restrain. ing order against Sam Moskowitz from conducting a tailoring and cleaning businéss in competition with S8am Horowitz, 2112 Fourtéenth streét. 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Specimens of weapons and tools, made of jasper and agate, have been discoveéred, strewn in profusion about tepee circles, in which the “lost race" housed {tself. Unlike the usual In- dian relics finds, the agricultural tool and cooking utensils predominate over the weapons of battle and chase. ‘Wellingborough Golf Club links of England have been placed in quaran- tine following the outbreak of the hoof-and-mouth disease on an adjoin- From New York Dec. 2 Sail on S. S. Empress of Scot- land—25,000 gross tons. Travel the storied lands of the Medi- tecranean. Follow Kipling East of Suez into Indis. On to Cey- lon, Sumatra, Malaysia and the Philippines. Chins, too,and Japan. All ;-12: dlyl.—-:ul wibt: s days o ping and sgi :’nn'-; asbore. Canadian Pacific wflu:—omflp-ndm Literature from C. E. Phelps, Canadisn Pacific, 905 15th St. N.W., Washington, D. C, or “ your local agent. Personal serv- ice if desired. “See this world before the nest™ o ATI.A!;LIfi uv.fl.d.