Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1926, Page 43

AUCTION SALES. REO! David Notes, Auctioneer Large Sale of Furniture and ' Household Goods On Tuesday, Dec. 7 At 10 AM. No, POSITIVE- LY NO! NoT /(TIGHTWAD. DAD DUMBUNNY ! ALL | 'WANT 1S ENPUGH MONE! \ FRYTOKAEMY Bedroom. and are Rocicere thalre Rige iy auantity ot Beddine. ¥ plancs: ‘aboui 0%, " Cigars “and " other misceliancous. * DAVID NOTE: o S B AR, Adam A. Weschler & S Auctioneers . Large Sale Ladies’, Men’s and Chil- dren’s Furnishings, Table and Bed Linen, Blankets, Dry Goods, Notions, Etc. By Public .Auction AUCTION SALES. At Weschler’s FUTURE_DAYS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. 1 Do NOTHING BUT SAVE, SAVE ,SAVE ! IF | WERE LIKE SOME WIVES 1'D DO A LOT OF THINGS To MAKE MYSELF MORE ATTRACTIVE ¢ AUCTION SALES. ___FUTURE_DAYS. IND I'VE A P VR AE Y FACE To HAVE MY LIFTED STEAMSH SAY - IF YoURE GONNA Go To THAT EXPENSE You MIGHT AS WELL AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Three-Story Brick Dwelling, -No. 1716 Oregon Ave. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded. In Liber No. 5108, folio 182, e #eq.. of the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party M-rllllwd" Ih-’rvh,v. ]lhfih nnde huln!d l[rllluT; will ‘offer ‘for sale by public auction, ESDAY. -Smi: ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick Church, Southeast Corner Fourth and I Sts. S.E. Bv virtue % a certain deed of tru rd June 20. 1928. and recorded August 7. 1025, among_the land records of the District of Columbi and at the request of the part nfl'um% thereby. the undersigned trustees il ‘ofter’ for sale by public auction, iy Bt eiipty SR Ton3, "AT " FOUR-THIRTY CO'CEOCK " B M the following-described land and premises, £50%3 10 Bt 920 Penna. Ave.,, N.W. Tuesday, December 7th Commencing 10 AM. Cotton and 001 Hose A11-Wool Sweaters ilk Vet ilk_Sha vy Jumbo Sweaiers Plaid_Shirts Angora Sete loves and Ties leskin Khaki Pants ecgings nderwear Searfs rduroy Pants Men'a and B Slinovers Flannel Shirts Overalls and Jumpers Fancy Veats Lumberiacks Linen Table Se Blankets. Ravon Bed Sets Snreads and ‘Towels Sheets and Pillowcases Hairbrushes Lace and Embroldery ockethooks Lamn Shade Trimming Ribhons. nd many other items not mentioned. A8 A WksonLER & so TTHOS. J. OWE: TRUSTEES' SALE OF 21 FIFTH STREET | SOUTHEAST | Virtiue of & certain desd of truat. dated | Mareh 30, 1875 haime instrument No. 131 Tecorded April 4. 1925. among the 1 Tecords of the District of Columhia. and. at the Tequest of the narty secured therebw the undersigned trustess will sell At public auc: Jlon n frant of the premises, on TUESDAT: HE FOURTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER: A. D 1026 AT THREE PM.. the following: deecribed land and premises situats in the | Distriot of Columbia: and dssienated as and bein ot 21 ig Pe nd others' subdivision of lota in sauare Der vlat recordad in ths offies of the « or for the District ot Colimbia "in' Liner' 37 folia 166 Terma’ Sald subisct ta & prior desd of trust or $3.000. further varticulara of which will e announced Al - e of sale: the purchase <t'to he naid in cash. uired . Conveyancing. Fecording. et nrchaser's cost. Terms 16 "he "complied " with within Thirty days ofherwia fapocit forfeited and the bropes mas be advertised and resold at the disc Tion of the trustees. J. R._ROGERS. front of the premises, on TC FOURTEENTH DAY OF DECE! AT FOU O'CLOCK PM., tl described land and premises. situate in District of Columbia, to-wi! Lot 8! | Gardiner G. Hubbard's subdivision of lota in'square 162, "as sald subdivision is recorded in Tiber 12, folio 28, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Co- lumbia: improved as ahove. Terme of sale: Cash A deposit o $300.00 required of purchaser at time of sale. | conveyancing. recording. and no- tarial fees at cost of purchaser. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty daye from day of sale. otherwise the trust 1 reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- chaser. after five dase’ advertisement " of #uch resale in s newspaper published in the city of Washington. D. C. FREDERICK 'S, TYLER. B.D. BOTELER, Trustees. (Erroneously named in said deed of trust s B.D. Botler.) de3-d&ds.exSu THOS. J. ONEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES, SALE OF_VALUABLE FOUR- STORY BRICK APARTMENT HOUSE. NO, 1420 COLUMBIA ROAD NORTH- WEST, o By ue of a tain deed of aru, dated Maren 17,1826, heing insirument Xo recorded ‘March ‘31 1926, among the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the’ request of ‘the narty secured thereby. the undersigned trustess will sell at publie auction. — in of premises. DNESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF | DECEMBER. A.D. 1928, AT FOUR-THIRTY P.M.. the following-described land and prem- ises “situate in the D of_Columbia. and designated as and beinf t 716 in John . Mclnernes and Edward C. Ernst's subdivi: | 715. 24 to 2R and part of lot 38 ¢ rth Grounds of Columbia " as per plat recorded in Liber 0. folio 120. of the records of the office’ 6f ‘tha surveror of the District ‘of Columbia: subiject to ants of record. Terma: Sold subjec to prior deeds of trust aggregating approximately %153.000. further particulars of which will b an nounced at time of sale: the purchase V‘fl!‘p‘ above id trusts to be paid in cash. A deposit of $2.500 required. —Convevancing. | : Tecording, etc. at_purchaser's cost. Terms i By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated | to_ be complisd with within thirty days. ' April 29 1928 being instrument No. 94, | otherwise denosit forfeited and the properts recorded M.% 3. 1926, among the land rec- ‘} may be advertisad and resold at the discre- xg- of m‘o District b l'ommdu.hnndhlt the | e eroviIaas, ues 0! @ party secured therehv. the % ORT undersigned trustees will sell at public u§- M RIURD\'A:'” : Tu tion. in front of the premises on MONDA e L - BER. | “THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. | : CK LUTHER W. THE THIRTEENTH DA As 1926 AT THR%E-YI'BOI%TQ'ECOCLOC k Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick | _de2-d&ds.exsu Rl oy THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEER: Residence Known as Premises | the following-described land and prem- | 233 R St. N.E. Business Property, Large Brick situate in the District of Dated as And being Tot B2 Cin Toviah B and others’ subdivision of lots in n Hl-renrzfl'fl'z :l per r\l,lt YO;"OM[’;G l‘" lh? o4 & survevor for the trict *'Ind 1ot | Bs virtus of & certai. dead of trust. dated | Store and Garage, No. 3706 December 22_ 1025. being instrument No. B8 recorded December 30 1475 ‘amone the Fourteenth St. N.W,, and records of the Distric ; . at the request of the partysecured At Auction. ‘Bv h‘l‘"hn":" \'!Hel} ml u'. “h'! will sell at munlie auetion, in {ront 'of the premisss. 'E NINTH OF Dg- strict of Columbia. to-wit: ii‘tmu Tt racorded a Tiner 18, uare 824, r plat recorded in Liber folo 188, of e 'records in the offen ‘of the ‘surveyor of the District of Columbia, improved by brick church with garage in rear. ‘Terms of sale: The above property will 7'5 sold subject to a prior desd of trust f $6.000.00 Adue April 15th 192 baiance ci A _<eposit of $500.00 re auired of purchaser at time of saie. All convevancing, recording, ~revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost of purchagar. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty dass from day of sale. otherwiss the trus- tees reserve the right {o resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur. chaser. “after five daye' advertisement such in some newspaper published in the cliy of WY ¢ ‘cLank A. D. WASHINGTO! _ de2-eod&ds.exSu ) ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneer Trustees’ Sale of Brick Dwelling Containing 8 Rooms, 2 Baths, No. 1730 Willard St. N.W. By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber 4948, folio 164, of the Iand records of the District of "Columbia the underaigned trustees’ will sell at gublic auction, In_front of the premises. on MON- DAY, DECEMBER THIRTEENTH. 1926. AT FOUR PM.. at the request of the parties secured thereby. the following-described land and premises. situate in Washington, District of ‘Columbia; being lot sixty-three (83) in H. A Willard's subdivision of part of square one hundred and fttsone | (I51). subdivision Is recorded in Liber R.'W.. folio 122, of the records of the office of the sur- veyor of the Distriet of Columbia. Terms of sale ne-nalf of _purchase money to ‘he paid in balance in two equal inetallments. payable one and vears. with interest at 614 per centum per annum, payable eemi-annually, from das of sale. sécured by deed of trust upon property sold. or all_cash. at option of purchaser. A denosit of $500.00 required of p e, All conveyancing. recording, and n Qa1 fees at cost of purchaser. Terms of A% to be comnlied with Within thirty dave froh eale, otherwise trustees reserva right | to_resell " property at risk and cost defaulting purchaser. after five dags’ ad: tisement of such retale in scme new published in Washinkion. D, C; GEQ. W LINKI ks £ oS, T OWEN & 80N ATCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable| Three-Story Brick Apartment House Containing Six Ap.rt-i ments, No. 832 Rittenhouse St. N.W. . as said d Vale 4 in Brightwond Building Corporation. am others' ‘subdivision of lots i square 2081 {0 Beall's “suhdivision of part' of Peters Min Seat” and Woodward's Lot " as st Plat recorded in the office of the siirvegor for the District of Columbia in Liber 47. at | At Duhlie anetion in front of the premises follo 32 on MONDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF | Terms of sale ANl cash A denosit of | DECFNBER. A.D. 1026 AT FOUR PM. 1026, AT the followingdescribed i 0 square 2692, improved aithata i the Distric : GenlEnated an 'and heing lof 25 of . X: Riles | TerES: SOld, sublect to a_ firat dead of and " othars” subdivision of lote in block 3. | st f0r, $7.000.00, due o sbout two and Eckington. an per plat recorded in the | % half sears, with interest at 614 per cent Raid "one-nait ‘cash and halance ‘a8 secon leed of trust. Darable $75.00 month. o giymbla in Liber 417 ot "follo 131 4nd 10t Thereby. ‘the ‘indersigned ' trustees’ will sail on THURSDAY."THE NINTH DAY £500 will be required at time of ‘sale. A1l QUR OCLOCK PAL. ofca of (he survaror for tha District ot Co with interest at 6% per cent, to matrs in convesancing. recording. revenue stamps. AR gtc.. at cost of purchasar. Terms of sale t ba “compliad “with within thirty dass from das of sale. otherwiss the trustees resarve the right 1o resell the properts. at the risk | nd cost of defaniting purchaser. sfter five | advertisement of such resale in some paper published in Washington. D, C. WILLIAM € FOWLER D CARROLL DIGG! lnmbia in Liber 8. at folio 87. said block 3 now known for purposes of 'taxation as aare 3878, subject Lo covenants of recor. Sold_aubject to a prior deed of $3.800. further particulars of which will "be_announced at time of sale: | the purchase price above eaid_ trust to b ald in cash. A deposit of $300 reauirer Conveyancing. recording. etc. at purchaser's cost. ~ Terms to be complied with within thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. C. MARION RHODES. PHILIP STEARNS. de: . Trusteen. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEE'S SALE_OF TWO VALUABLE v NEARLY COMPLETED FRAME ~AND | recordud 1 fiber ‘Nor bagd fhiirugs duly STUCCO. DWELLINGS. SITUATE ~ON .. of the i’m records of ‘the -District o THE EAST SIDE OF XEVADA AV - | Eoliinbia, and st ‘the rsauest of the phres NLE, JNMEDIATELY NORTH OF PAT- h the undersigned trustees By virtue of twd rertain deeds of trust. | ¥ op e A U e 132;- the fol: two vears. A deposit of $300.00 required Converancing. recording, ete.. at purchaser cost. " Sale to be closed within thirty d or depbsit, forfeited. THOS. J. OWEN & SOM ded-dkds.exSu | erm trust for Aucts, AUCTIONEER TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALU A STEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE ) DWELLING A’ E SOUTHEAST ER__OF THIR: T’r TH AND EUCLID STREETS. NO. 1236 EUCLID STREET NORTHWEST: By virtue of a certaln deed of trust. bein instrument No. 128, recorded December 23, 25, among the lanid records of the District oLColymbla, and at the request of the Darty secured “therebr. the undersigned trustee will sell at pubiic auction, in front of the | remises.on THURSDAY. THE SIXTEENTH | AY OF DECEMBER. 'AD. 1026. AT | FOUR-THIRTY P M.. the foliowing-described and, and e In the District o B3IR" Garhr, ARG A0 0, belne Tarenes subdivision of lots in block 27, “Columbia Heights." as | “g! plat recorded in Liber Countr 11. folio of the records of the office of the sur- Yeyor of the District of Columbia: subject to | cov, :r’l‘!"‘:! 1"- v‘l):nhrnnr-g of record. old subient 1 a brior deed of trust for $10000. further partienlars of which will be annonnced at time of sale: th I“H"h e price ahove said truet to be pai In sh. A depoeit of $250 required on- ancing. recordine. " at purchaser's \l! Terms to ba complied with within Irtr dae othersiae’ deonait forfelted and . advertised an &t the diseretion of the trustees o WM. BRASWELL. JOHN W. GULLEDGE. i Auctioneers. Valuable Im- proved Real Estate Known a 2122 Ninth St. N.W. 4. on TUESDAY. dated November 25 1023 being inatrument X 1825, “and February 20. 1926. amon_the | e jand ‘records of the District of Columbia, | and_at' the request of the parts secured ! [ thereby. the undersigned trustee “will sell % public auction: in front ‘of the premiss on 'WEDNESDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF ECEMBER. A, D 1026, AT THREE P.M the following described land and premises a5 gituate, in the District of C'olumh&nm‘lv‘nd Dhtost esimmated ae and heing lots 44 an n ‘ sauare 2001, and_lote 45 and sauare | o, 01me of sale; ALl cash. A depodtt o 3001 1n Fuiton R. Gordon's subdivision of | 53 A &t ime o part of a tract of land called “Chevry Chass i $31°. converancing. recording_and no. ‘Grove " District of Columbia. as said sub- | tafial fees at cost ol purchaser. Terms of dieton e ecoratd n’tRe ficd of'The e | ale to b a4 with wiihin thirty dare E:\'n‘:.;\’} {Ee Distriet o olumbia in Book reserve the right to ressll :fig property st Terms: " £old eublect to 8 orior deed of nd “cost of the defaulting pur. trust for 9000 and $12.000. respectivel: . _after five daye' advertisement of further vparticulars of which will be an: | fuch resale in some new: r published in nounced at time of sale: the purchase price | the city of Washington D."C. ahave said trust to be paid one.half in cash PR AR N DD, recording. » ! YR N & SON, AUCTIONEERS. i conpisd, wits, wi S5 | tees? Sale of Seven Valu- BBl s thnyee and weeof 30 83| Tple Six. Room and Bath Brick 3 Row Houses, H.-W.H., Elec- tric Lights and Known as 120, 126, 128, 130, 132, 134 and 136 Sixteenth St. N.E. BY virtue of sexen certain deeds of trust. dated May 14. 1925. duly recorded May 37. 1025, and known as instruments Nos. 118, 113112, 111. 109 and 108, reg tively, among the land records of the trict_of Columbia, and at the regues the party secured thereby. the unger-l ne el o Rl s I Jon e _pre; 8, on J] ¥ UR- ’h:n"fig BAY OF DECE zg. A.D. 1926, AT FOURTHIRTY O'CLOCK PN . the fol: owink-deacribed land istrict of in the ) s and being lots 84. 8, &9 . Williams' n “Virgl . ubdivision’ in square 1089, 'as per plat recorded in Liner 7Y, folio 107, of ‘the records of the offics of ‘tne surresor of the Bistrict of Columnla; also lots 102, 97 96. 83, 94. 98 and 101 in" Virgll G Williams' “stibdivision "in_eaid square 1089, as per plat recorded in Liver T atolio 110, “ofthe” pecordsof the office R A Pk - & dapods ot 5 o $306/00 will ‘be. required ‘st time of sale on each parcel. "All ‘convevaneing, recordin stamps. etc.. at cost of purchaser. of sale to be complied within thirty daye from dav of wals. Otherwiss the trus. teas reserve the Tight to ressil the property t the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. fter “five dasa advertisement o0 such Te: ale in some newepaper bublished in Wash- ington, D, C. RSN "o de2-d&dsexSu e Trus THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE THREE- STORY. - BRICK O DWHITIRG. TERER: EREMISES 744 THIRD STREET NORTH- By virtue of a certaln deed of trust dul recorded in Liver No. 4985 Toiis S18 8 . of ‘the 1and records of the District of Colimbia. and at the request of the part secured thereby, the undersigned trustee will Sremites Pon PRI ThE HRNT" i e, "o 4 N AY OF DECEMBER._A.D. 1926, AT THRE! THIRTY “O'CLOCK ' P.M.." ihe followin: described land ‘and premises. situate in the | District of Columbia. and designated as an beine part of original Iot 18, in square beginning for the same’ on Third strest ai A point ‘distant 73.12 feet south of the northeast corner of said lot and square, the same being the center of the 8-inch wall dividing premises 742 and 744 Third street thence ‘south on eald strest' 16.13 feet mors or less. 10 the center of the B.nch ‘wall dividing premises 740 and 742 Third street: thence west 31.75 feet to the west line of said lot: thence north 16.13 feet: thance east pasting through the center of wal vidine premites 742 and 744 Third 31,75 feet to the place of beginning. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase monev to be paid in cash. balance pasable in ‘monthly inetaliments of $35.00 each. in. cluding interest at 6% or all DAY AT FOUR-THIRTY lowing-detcribed land and in the District of Columbi Rumbered one hundred (182) in Joseph ~Prather “Motint ' Pleastnt’ 3 the office of tha wurverbr far the D vy Court Columbia._in, Liber improved as above: to be ded-a&ds e i ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, TRUSTEES' SALE OF A TWO.STORY RICK DWELLING KNOWN AS NO. 3 STREET SOCTHWEST, | : e v virtue of a certain deed of trust re. corded in Liber No. 5378, folio 323. one of the land records of ‘the District of Colum- bia_and defaull having been made in the payment of the deht secured thersby. and a1 the reayest of the paris secured. wa, the ndersigned trustess Wil offar for tals at e nt of ‘the RIDA E_TENTH DAY BER_ 1026 AT FOUR 0'CLOC! thoss parcels of land situate and_being in the cifs of Washington. in the District of lumbia; and dascribed as part of original ts numhered ‘58 and 30 in square. mum- berad 50 de Nowa: " Baginnin on the south M irent 1456, teet West ‘from the northeast corner of said lot numbered 59 said point of beginning being he center of" 8inch parts wall betwaen ouses Nos. 480 and 487 M 'street south: west_and rinning thence south through th center of ‘said wall and extension thareo 7543 feat” thence west 14.00 feet 1o the gxiension’ of the center, of the Darty” wall and 464 "M THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED BY A MODERN SIX.ROOM HOME. HOT-WATER HEAT AND ELECTRICITY. FIRST COM- MERCIAL ZONE. By virtue of A certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4821. folio 98 et seq. of the land records of the District of Ce lumbia. and at the rvguul of the party me- cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public_auction. in_front of _the premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE 15th DAY OF DECEMBER. AD. 1026 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the foliowing-deseribed land and premi situate in the "Ih of Wi - ington. Ditrict of Columbia._and designated as and being lot 323 in M. G. Lepley's sub- divigion of lota in square twelve hundred and ninety-eight (1208) aa per plat recorded in liber 86 at folio 191 of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia together with the improvements, of two-story brick house, being r0dd Wisconsin avenze nw " O Terma of sale: Subiect to existine firat trust o $30000. balance cash. ‘A deposit | of $200.00 will be required at time of sale. All cnnrerln%m‘. recording. etc. at cost of purchaser. —Terme of sa With within 30 daye from das 5 otherwise the ‘trustees reserve the right to Tesall the properts at the risk and defaulting “purchaser, vertisement ‘of such_ re Dpaper published in_Wai MELY between houses Noa. 462 #freet southwest thence along the line so extanded from the center of said last men. tioned party_wall and through center of party wall 7543 f to south line of “M et=eet and thence east along the line of eaid treat 14 .00 feet to ce of beginning. syb- fect 1o and torether with a right of way for /ey purposes. further particulars of sai bt of way will be ale: together = with thereon. erma of sale. giver the at the time o improvements One-third of the purchase money 1o be Daid In cath and the haiance fh°1%0 "aqual “inetallmente, ‘Pasable in one and two $ears from the dax of sale. with Interest at the rate of six (8} per anmum. pavabie semi-annually ferred pagments are {0 he seciired by a et o irust on the proparts sold of Al cast ot e Corfon of e birthater. X P of ‘three Tundred (330000 dotlare S "be “required of the purchaser at the fime of the accepiance of the bid Exam: [hation of title. convavancing and racording | t_the cost 'of ‘the purchacer. ‘The ferms of | 16 are 10 e ‘compliad with within thirty 136, *Mass trom the dar gf ‘#ale. otherwiss the dencsit will be forfa e} and the trustees Toserve the rght to resall said property at A coet of the long pur- ter At Jeast five daya advertiss. A & Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Three-Story and Basement Brick Business Property, s jof guch ress Southeast Corner Sixth and F cHARIN B BATA Sts. N.W., Nos. 512 and 514 - F St. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4481, folio 204. et seq. of the land records of ‘the District of | Columbia_‘and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned 'trustee will sell at public auction. in front of the remises on THURSDAY. THE SIXTEENTH AY OF DECEMBER. AD 1026~ AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the following de- scribed land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia, and, desienated, a8 an ing all of lot numbered twenty (201 an the west 19 feet 713 inches front by the full depth thereof of lot numbered twenty: one (211 in Asa Whitehead s subdivision of Jots in_square 488, as per plat recorded in Liber No. 11, at folio 179 togetber with Terms of sale One-third of the purchase money to he paid in cash. balance in two equal i llments. parvable in one and two vears. with erest at six rl’ centum per annum. pavable semi-annually from dar of Sale: "sechired” by " deed ot trust &Ffln': ¥4 rperts sold. or all cash. a ; “haser. CA"deposit of $1.00000 will | ontian- of the purchaser - A deposit o (e purchaer Ao ot tste. s ATl convey: | $300.00 will be “reauired at ‘time "of saie et e ording. revenus siampe. atc. at | All convesanink. recording. etc.. at cost o cost of purchaser Terms of le to be’| purchaser rms of llf to be complis complied with within thirtr days from day | with within thirty days from da; g' sal of TSale. otherwise the trustee reserves the | otherwise the trustee reserves the right to right to Nb!{ the properts at the k and | resell the propertr at the risk and cost of cost of the defaulting purchaser after five | defaulting ‘purchaser, after five dars’ ad- S Caaveratiemont ot Bich Teidle"in 'sgms | vartisemens “of quch restle In”sgme news: newspaper publispeg in FohIREoRyR O [paper publLy '"x?'g'”?"%?hf\’ X de2-dadn.exSu uviviog Tousies. | 00304624388 " Sarviving ‘Trasice. e of Valuable Four- Story Brick Residence, Being Premises 1164 19th St. N.W. virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated ber Oth . being, instrument . e mcarded. November 11th. 1625. among [the 1and records of the District of Columbia, and 8t the reauest of the party secured . the undersigned trustees will sell t c auction. in_front of the premises; o NESDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF [DECEMBER. AD. 1026 AT FOUR P.M e following-described land and premises. tuste in tha District of Columbia. and des- fgnated as and remg lot 87 in' Alce L b subdivison of part of original lot 21 n_square 117. per ?lll recorded in the e of the survesor of the Distnct of Co- fumbia. 1n Liber 24 at folio 131, Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of | rust for §7.00000. further particulars of Bich will be announced at time of sale the purchase price above said trust to be [baid in cash. A deposit of $300.00 required onveyancing. recording. etc.. at purchasers Ferms to be complied with within davs. otherwise deposit forfeited and Properiy may be advertised and resold Tacration of ‘The.trustees. e RonEar e MelSnuick. B. PITTS. no27-d&deex8u Trustees. the improvements. two | 931 Florida Ave. NW. and| I | trust | about which will' be announced at time of Embracing in part End Tables, Windsor Table Lamps, Benches, 71 Entire C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc. Aucts. 5 13th St. Furnishings From the Broadcasting Studio of Station WCAP AT PUBLIC AUCTION Within Our Galleries 715 13th St. Wednesday, December 8th, 1926 <At 10 A.M. Rich Draperi Ch: Stools Velvet Rugs, Folding Chai Smoking Stands, Tapestry Panels, Acous- , Upholstered Suites, Library Tables, , Floor and tic Curtains, Desks, Console Tables, Costumers, etc. Also Furniture, Rugs, Pictures, Bric-a-Brac, Table China, Glassware, etc., from other sources. Terms: Cash. des, THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Al Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Two- Story Brick Dwelling, Being 4415 Kansas By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dul: Premises No. Ave. N.W. recorded in Liber No. 5105, f f the land records of the Di nd at the requeat of the party secured the undersigned trustee will t ublio auction, in front of the THE THIRTEENT! AD. 19 AT MONDAY, DECEMBER, O'CLOCK PM.. the followin and premises. situate in the lumbla. and ' designated as numbered six (6) in division of ‘block twenty- worth Addition to the City of Washington." a8 per plat recorded in Liber the records of the office of of the District of Columbia. Terms: Sold for $5.000. " further which will be annaunced at t purchass price above eaid trust to be paid 0 required. ah. vesancing. cot. A deposit of recording. _etc.. the proj iy may be advert at the y fiacretion of the truste A. T. ROBINSON. xSu ellie M subject to a prior deed of Terms to be complied with within thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and UCTION olio 197 et seq trict of Colum. remises THREE described land | District ot Co- | and being Tot | Jenkins' eib- e (21). “Pet. 35, follo 30. of | 1 the survesor particulars _of ime of sale: the on at_purchaser’s ised and resold ee. Jr.. ving Trusiee. OWEN & S Trustees’ Sale of Vall story Brick House, Containing 12 Apart- ments, Situate No. 314 “V” Street Northeast. By virtue of a certain deed April 7. 19! recorded April records of 19: t of front the AY. THE NINTH AD. 1926, the Ferises E ds!irnll!d as and 5 in block 19. in listees' subdivision of land s View'™ lm\;/ "kno\\'n as " 1 a8 per plat o: 8. %ofio 4. o of the surveyor of 0 M,_. 2525853 25 2 f the Distri gubject to covenants of record. Also knows for purposes of taxation an, lots 3. 4 and 5 in atiara Tere of saje: . & balan $T4684°40; " Turther Balance to be paid in cash. s .800 00 will require All converancing. recording. purchaser. Terma of l!]s with within 30 dzys from da; Wise tha trustaes reserve the | the_ property at the riek and cost of after five dase ? | tisement of euch resale | fsulting purchaser. published in Wachington, D, AM no20-ddds exsu AUCITONEERS. 8. being instrument 26, amon e, Digtrict of Columbia, and at the party secured thereby. med trustees will eell. at public AT TH following-described situate in the District of Colum- Paull acorded in Liber County the records of the offics old_subiect to a_first eed of trust for $27.000.00 and a second of which amounts to ¥ of sale. other- some newspaper HARD! uable Two- Apartment of trust. dated No. 190, the land on DE- REE_O'CLOCK land, and being lote 3. 4 Craile called ““Metrop: ‘Centre Ecking- ct of Columbia. agsessment as 56 particulars _of A _deposit_of t time of eale etc. at cost of to_be complied Tight 10 resell de: adver- ;:\:EGA RLL. ~_Trustess. | “THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick Residence Known as Premises 1863 Mintwood Pl a certain dee recTasd a1 iber 5804 Toflo the land records of the Distri d_at the request of tha fhered 3 the undersigned at publte a k: AY. THE TE gi ERIDAY. T odi AT 'CLOC] nd premis an “Mintwoos Pl M, the foilowin o, Sitiate In’ the F!l!n ted as an ret T8 the e ot z%» Oirvesor of he e f“;’.nfif‘)w known fi ll‘;‘:'l‘f‘\'l‘logefl ‘{ll 808 in rquare with all o“ther qyx;"d b!'cq{g:e nee R, ¢ Falker by deed Aated 10.000. " further inounced at ti urchase prit record etc s to ing. it fhiris_dave. .ex81 TRUSTEES' SALI STATE. F" JWELLING. ECOND ST By virfue o! October. 1925, recorded Octobe: .ot By tmd!r! gned trustees will eell party secu tion, in front of the # 3}!5 A U’% “Parry ol1gwing deacribe: n the District of Columbl and being lots 5 and 6'in . in_Allen MacCullen’s 0 arm. $30%er 58 Totio 8, of the Teco of fhe sirveror for the Distri: erme: Sald_subject to a trust " for “$3.500. further Jhich wil be purcl F-Ya In' cash. ‘'onvesancing, recording. etc., cost. 1029-de1.3.6. in_front of the ) NTH D, ands’ subdivision of lots in per plat recorded in tollo "49. "o tq covenants of December 10. 1d subject to a prior deed of ime'of sale: the above eaid trust fo be p R depoait of 3500 required.” Co e complied otherwise deposit operty may be -advertise ey Beretion of the trustes TAM EMANUEL OF VALUAPLE RE Beheet Al NUMB 11 g REET ROUTHEAST. a certain deed of trust. dated . Being, Instrument NG amon a rict of Columbia. and pla announced at time o Drice above €aid trust to be A deposit of $200 required Terms to be complied thirty days. otherwise deposit the proverty may be adrertised and resold at e discreti 7 S ARTES AL CER, OBERT T. HIGHFIELD. ‘Trusteer . N.W. i e et ot Columibia, party _secured ustees” will sell miges Ptk Rh g-described land District of Co- d being lot 133 iber records of the District of Co- record, or _purposes of 2549, together frdm the said. said, Oliver particulars o s orfeited an« and resold B P Lo at 255 the red thereby. the CK designate silddivielon of d " Discov recorded in BEE ot varticulars of sale: 1 rds at_purchaser's with “within forfeited and THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALU. ING NO. 2624% WADE EA ST s virtus of a certain deed Januars 16, 1926, being, recorded January 1926, the equest of the party the undersigned trustees will Atietion, in front of the pre DAY, THE TENTH DAY Ol following-described land uate in the nated as and being lot 169 1 riner's subdivision of lots Barry Farm. District, follo 17 Terms of $35000 win of Columbia. in le: All cash. be ' required purchaser. Terms of with within thirty d: otherwise the tr fetell the property at the Hsk and defaulting purchaser, vertisement "of sucl paper published in after D030-de2-4-6-9 instrument No. 6. ‘amon records of the District of Columbia, 1926, AT THREE O'CLOCK P.M. the and ses, sit- District of Columbia, and desis n Wm. F. War. in_ the County of Washine- ton, Distriet ‘of Columbia. as per plat re. corded in the office of thé eurvevor of the at time of sale, 1l convesancing. recording. etc.. at cost of ABLE DWELL- ROAD SOUTH- of trust, dated the land and at cured thereby. eell at public misee on FRI- ¥ DECEMBER. premi Liber 39, 'at A deposit of be compli hale, ght t? cost ol in"soimy ‘newe: on BTR. | batm brick dwi .28, 1928. G. SLOAN & (0., INC ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers Trustees’ Sale of Modern Two- Story Brick Dwelling, No. 216 S St. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded. n Liber No. 6355, folio 83, of ‘the land records of the Diatrict of mbia. and at the request of the par secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public auction. in front “of the. premises, on WEDNESDA THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBE 1926, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the follow: ing-described land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia. to-wit: Lot 158. in Paul. and’ Dean's subdivision of lots i as per plat recorded in_Bool in the office of the surveyor rict: improved by -room and g, h heat and elee. wood_trim throu has hou Terme of eals: The above property will ain o. be ‘sold sublect to a prior deed of rust T 05 3000 AP0 B IS5 Ol GEY I ance cash. " A deposit of $300 of purchaser at time of eals. veyancing. recording and notari. fees at Cott of purchaser. Terms of tale to be complied with within thirty daye from ofsale. otherwita the trustees reserve the Tient t0 Tesell he property’ai te riak gn cost of the defaulting purchaser, after days' advertisement of such res in_some nexspaner pibiished in' the cily of Wash- inton. D. €. JUDSON T, CULL, J; CHALMERS F. GROFF, 13:14-15 ADAM A. WESCHLER & SO Trustees’ Sale of a Two-story Brick Dwelling, No. 1321 Eye Street Northeast. cirtue of & certain dsed of trust re. m'%i;du;l b2 );otha.lg'hé(rfilfl%!léblggb‘;.‘ o%s of tha Di A iy ‘"5\ ": ine Peen made 'ln The’ pay: b debi" sacured therebs. TR reitadof the ‘Farty” eeeted v unds r-t(nm{ Ir\lll!!{l‘:a;‘fl( lnlher !{;7!1" e, nll tion, an o i %‘l’fi"es'“u;f'"'gufi NiyTh DAY O n%f CEMBER. 1028 AT 'OUR-THIRT O CLOCK P.M.. all that varcel of land situ- e ‘And heing in tha elty of Washington. in the District of Columbia. and described as lot numbered fifty-e'ght (58). in J. F. Wellard's aubdivi lfmdoll ]fl|: in -n'\%re"rummmd len votix’ (10381 Bundred A e W5, M at tolio 5517 the Sirveyor's office of the lumbia, together with all thegeon. of sale: One-third of the purchase mo?xg'ml'o be paid in cash and the balance in two equal installments: payable in one and 10 sdars rom’ tha 4as of saie. with Tntercat aix ; 4 R, pavable semtannually. and the deforret payments are to be secured by a firat des fltylr“!l on (h’ Rronflrl sold, or all casl t the option of the purchaser. A depoeit of l‘lree hundred ($300) dollars will be require of the purchaser at the time of (hf accept- Shee or"the 'bid. "Examination of tftle. con: Yerancing and Fecording at {he cost of the purchaser. 'he terms of le are to be com- plied with within thirty (30) days from the et ol eals. ‘otherwies the depomt Wil be fattefied™and The trustees reserve the right 10" rosell &ald property At dhe' riskc ‘and cont 8Lt A e ament ot o o' Gays some newspaper publlehed in the District o Columbia, 9 N tee, HARSRD PAVIEABuER Trustee. in District ‘ot ‘Co- improvements An&& no2p-Akds. exSu THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. S p OF VALUABLE TWO- W] N e 3 - g%l%s !%IGKTS. WITH GARAGE. lfl’ K By virtue of a certain deed of trust orded June 6, 1924, in Lier 5264 at 5515 518 ‘of ‘the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of ths Bty e ey o, o tront of s will sell at public auction, the premises. -on TUESDAY. THE FOUR: EENTH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1926. AT GUR FORTY-FIVE O'CLOCK PM.. the fol- lowing-described land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia_ and being lot t‘:n*l!—ellhl (48) in Jesse B ivision of lots in square ten hundred eixt: ve (1065) ae wr plat _recorded in_Liber 27, folio 45 of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, improved as above: subject to a first trust of "$2.500. particulars of which will be 9%056.00 "cash and_balance pay 00 & abi B85.00 - par month. " gecured.. by ond trust on roperty sold. with _inter- om on URret"and atcond trusis. A depomit of $200 required at time of sale. Convey: Sheing, recording.” notars fees. &t cost of purchaser: Tertts 'of ‘eale 10" be complisd ik within thirty (301 daye from date o eale, mm—wln the trustees reserve the right 10 recsll” the property st risk and cost of detaliing purchater atler five daz” adver. lin?,l!’illflom !%fl! hx;:ll!;“ l!h Ificflfl newspaper e aal % - SLTB E. ¥. CPRINCE. ERCY J. GRADY, ae3-a8dnexsu THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Receiver’s Sale, 1626 to 1632 . Montague St. N.W, Four New Brick Homes, Semi-De- tached; Open Daily Until 9 PM.; Nine Rooms, Two Baths, Built-In Garage. of e ot & e, pasesa” m canity canse No. 45407. the undersigned receiver I otfer for sale by public suction. in front oioter tor " FRIDAY, SEVEN fses. R THE . TeleRrBas é’? DECEMBER. 1826, AT FOUR 0'CLOC] given o staes. ises. situat n'ine IS of W ’h'f'd ey remises. situate in the City ‘ashington, R Chnh wot T ol B8 irty-one (31). 2 ) " thres (33). in F. M. Johnson's subdivision of Tots in square west of eauare twenty-seven hunds twenty-two (2722). as per plat recorded in Liber 77. folio 200, of the s of {he office of the survevor of the District of Columbia. subject to the Duilding regtric. fion line shown on said plat: saig lot 33 is improved by 1628. lot 32 by 16387 lot 31 by 18500 and ot 30° by 1632 Montagus ‘sireet .. Washineton, D. C. " Terme. of Each parcel will be sold subject to a first deed of trust of ninety-fi A ($9.500.00)_dollars. bearing inte: est the rate of seven per cent (7°%) ver annum. Dayable semi-annually and due May One-third of the purchase money ahove said trust to be paid In cash and the ‘balance in two equal inctaliments payable in one and two years. with interest at six per cent (872 ) “per annum. payable semi-annu- ally from the day of sale, secured by eecon deed of trust unon the Broperts sold or all cash ‘at the ootion of the purchaser. ‘s d Dosit of five hundrded ($500.00) dollars ra. auired of the purchaser on each piece of Dropertv sold at the time of sale. All con- veyancing. recording. notarial fees at the cont of the surchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within fifteen dave from the date"of sale otherwise ne receiver reserv the right to resell the nroperty at the ris and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five dave' advertisement of ‘such resals tome Dewmager, published 1o the City o ' C. CLINTON Jgwes mmn !Qn!.WA Main 4128, ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Bankruptcy Sale of High-! Grade Clothing, Men’s! Furnishings and 1925) Flint Sedan. By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. hy pteg” Cotirt iy M t No, 17 public Pa. ave. n.w.. on THURSDAY. DEC Bankru Bankru Wil sell by 20 ER NINTH, 1 'CLOC ant ote. 1 at TEN Terms: Cash. LUNSFORD L. HAMNER. ded. “THOS. g ‘?y’dvlrt;lech %m ot l“:'hn' Tand ncureg therel blie auctign. followin, 59 AM.. Men'a Sute. Overcoats and ressinik Gowns. Sedan will be sold promptly O'CLOCK. WEN L a a, and at t| the ul ribed land and premisss. o5 nmbered sixivions, () red. thirce-eleht hun s lescribe ). a the followinj e it Ferme of eale: Lai , f trust securing an indebtness | P eaid proverts il be ol wit | o a prior deed 2t ¥1%00"3h ject to said de the purchase of trust one-tl e T annum. pi second deed of or all_cash at A deposit time of i ! Rird' & fance in two equal installmenta. one ami two vears with inferest at the rate of six and one-half e e annually: i ust_upon the property sol S ontion ol the burchasar: of 320? le. Al oLt cont' of pureh be “complied with 8’ adverti e de2-d&ds. te of eale. otherwise deposit will be and property resold at risk defaulting pui § olding a re E. H the undersigned auction at Wesc COMMENCING AT T Silk and Madras Gloves, Bath Robes. Silk jamak. Belts. Ties, Jewelry. Trustee. Columbian Bldg. _ TABL & A OF \%L X6 A HOUSE A 356 Aath !\‘5 N tain deed of re- 1656, "as ‘instrument No, cords ot the” Disirict, of of the underpiened will sell at of Ane oo HIRT! % CLOCK. | M., lumbia, and ' being | Moderste Rates. Good Work, F MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. ORAGE FOR FURNITURE AND PIANOS. ERAHT SRS RS oK. M N 'adde Vans Insured Local ‘ang Lone Distancs Moves. 2424 18 iR OV i vem7. DAVIDSON, ‘}mflrfiu -o'&ronfl“flt 125! Toth lmN ." Firen. 1] Estimgates e bertinty A G €O, ousshold goods, 500 Roor Local_and Di Movin PERT PACKRRS & SHIPRG Tee. 48 Yo SR Norh ‘RR48. LONG DISTANCE MOVERS MiTH’s TORAGEH CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH 3343 MOVING gy STORAGR KRIEG S XPRESS PACKING SHIPPING 1) in square num- ndred and sevents-four 4" eaid deed of trust. terme nroperts is subject to of | deed | nd | v trust ndebtedness. over and above eaid. @ to be paid in cagh a i r centum per secured will be reauired at the converaneing. recording. ser. Terma of eale 15 | within thirty (30) days | and haser aftar five (5) of giich resale, in_ some ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. cy Sale of Automo- Bankrupt: bile and Trucks. 816 Eye St. N.W. Malin 20! EDUCATIONAL. SHORTAAND IN o N SCHOOL ‘for_See: 30 DAY retaries. accrad. 1ted.” Touch Tsping. Spelling. Business Eng: Recretarial Course. lish. Bkpg. dun monthe, "Siart now. et 6 TeArs Bos 8 Main 2878. Br. grad. 1338 G St. N.W. Washington Business College Secretarial. Accounting and Civil Service Training, 1340 New York av 4 . “TEMPLE SCHOOL . ABusiness School oy oy e ration. Ad- and Mech, for 8. Main ial erior Do vertising, Journailsm, ~ Areh. Drafting. Livingstone Academy ARTSR AND SCIENCES 1517 R. L. Ave. By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the Banicupiey ‘o1 ankrupt No. 17 will sell gar, one 1946 ‘Ford Delivery and one 192 5, Deliver Sale by publie ‘auction. in gugtion rooms of Adam 820 _Pen: h. . HAYDEN GIBBS. Trustes. istrict of Columbia. holding rt in re Charles T. Butler. . the undersigned trustes front of the A. o £ i Colorado_Bldg. | EERS. | of Valuable | Apartment House Known as | “the University Apnrtment,"] No. 2210 “E” Street North- west. 2B Thtue of 8 certain deed of truy recorded May 28, orde of the request of undersigned tion. in f) THE TH AD. 1926 the trust f t EEN A 2 TH TWO P, [ . dated ing instrument No. 176. 925 _among the land re(‘-l istrict of Columbia. and at the secured thereby. the 1 eell. at public auc- he premises. on MONDAY. | m\;‘oi DECEMBER! | . the following: escribed land and premises. situate in the | Pittrict o Coly or To eubdivisior Feco e oo 40. ermé: Sol trust. for hlen fa fo Snveran cont. thiriy the bproj n 3 ‘erms’ to T. Duckett.) __no29-d ADAM A. WESCHLER & SO SALE ES" DWEL! TRUS g 8 corded in Li the bia. ane payment of the the reguest of undersigned 7 . 1928 AT F M. all that parcel of land situate and | Belni (8 tne te” o7 Washingion, 'tn the Br Columbla, and Tt number numbered trict o orleina Square TR0%T: Dexin lné ision of lots in square 60. wded in the, ofice. of ¥ | fstrict of Columdia in Liver H. D. C. | be_announced at time 50 price above said trust to be | A deposit of $1:000.00 reaiiired. | recording. ete.. af ays. other: riy may be advertised and resold atthe discrett cretign oW (Deacribed in’ deed of trust as Howard Iy OWING EET SOUTHWEST. virtue of a_certain ber No~ 6251 records of the District of default_having debt secure the nnrt{ trustees.” wil i the conter of he premiset the northeast thence south through and ~extension thereof 97 feet: thence north 75.43 fec the south line of M street: thence east 14.97 feet to_the begi gether with a right of poses. further particulars of said right of ven at the time of sala: s improvements thereon. west 1 way' wil gether with Terms of sale: [moner o be paid in cash and the balance n_two equal instaliments, payable in one and_two interest a deferred first de deposit of three will ‘be required of the ceptance_of convevancing and recordin at the cost of the purchaser sale ‘are to be complif (30) days from_ the it ? the {natien of e, the deposit by e ek and chas te: Nos. 462 and 484 § west, which point lies 20.86 faet west from orner of Tot 59 in & ars from the rate of s per_annum. pavable eemi-annually and parments are to he eecursd of trust on the all cash. at the option of the purchaser. 11 be forfeited an ight to resell sal cont_of bia. an nning ) désignated as and | and 13 in Emily Fuller's | a® per plat the survevor fo S0 HiDlect 0, & Prior deed of | further particulars of | of sale: | nurchaser’s | be complied” with within | wise deposit forfeited and truste RD°DUCKETT. Trn Auctioneers, OF A - iR Kol xRS ONO. 455 ed of trust re- folio 59, one of otum- N ‘made In the Thereby._and at ‘ecured.” we, ths will offer for sale at g e g IRrRER SECSK | a described as part of Ted ity etent (28] in hiindred and on M street southws arty wall betweel streat south- {he center of s s 543 feat,” thence o gubject to and_to- way for alles pur. to- One-third of the purchase the of eale. with ) per centum the ¥ a roperty eold.” of undred ($300.00) dollars Purchaser at the the bid. Exam- 27 The terme of d_with within thirty y of ssle. otherwise the trustees property at the defauiting P. R. T. buses are as finely inted as & parlor car. ‘They make travel pieasure ‘con and delight. Once delphia by :redn: what a wonderful superior bus service has brought to this community. Hmllfi' the“bu-e-' ‘marked ";. ®.T.— under Mitten . standard for mwmufl and Two Trivs Daily From Hotel ‘Washington BALTIMORE To 9:00 AM. and you know over to Baltimore or . R. 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" ‘Washingten Office 1208 F. St., N.W. R. M. HICKS, Manager Diknare o8 Tetee chating "o at rates Jug guides, drives and fees. 121 days 81250 to $2900 ROUND THE WORLD 88 ‘‘California’ sailing Jan. 10 from N. Y. and Feb. 5, Los Angeles. Tth cruise, including Ha: Panama Canal, Los Angeles, Hilo, Honolulu, 19 days Japan China, Manila, Java, Burma, option 17 days India, Palestine, G: reece; 23rd Mediterranean Cruise Jan. 29; 62 days, $600 to $1700, 3dNorway—Maediterranean Cruise July 3; 62 days, $600 to $1800. SRR T e e U 3 ir 4 THE EVENING STORY Maria Géts a Nap. ARIA JUDSON stuffed the ol turkey.” otherwise her valise. into the rack above and eat down with a sigh of relief. She had hurried from the moment she had received word that her brother Tom was sick and needed her. and as she was sure of having plenty to do when she got to him it seemed good to be able to it for a few hours with folded hands. There was a baby crying across the aisle. That didn't make for peace. Maria thought, but then it was no harder for her and the other passen- gers than for the baby's mother. Such a little, young thing as she was -—pretty, too, but pathetic. Maria didn’t like to see ‘em married and be. come mothers so young. She herself had never married because life wouldn’'t let her. There had always been such a lot of folks for her to do for—first her parents, and then her sister's children, six of them, and now Tom. She leaned forward now and spoke to the harassed girl across the aisle “Let me have .the baby. Mebby ‘twill be quiet in my lap.” The lap was so broad and cushiony and the large old face under the | shabby black hat was ¢o lovable and sincere that the girl first smiled tim- idly, then arose and, balancing her- seif awkwardly, brought the baby. As Maria received him the girl sat down in the small space left unoccupied by the older woman's bulk. “Upty-daiey!” Maria tickled the baby and beamed upon him while he with round eyes, discovered her. He was a great, pink, healthy lump with no reason apparently for being peev- ish. “Going far?" she inquired. nto the next state—to Peckville.” ‘our man's there, I suppose”” “No, my folks. I'in going to visit them.” the girl spoke faintly ““Makes it hard fo: 'ou traveling alone,” Maria said. ow I remem- ber when I brought my sister Lizzle's children home with me after she died —" She was interrupted by the ¥, who had decided he didn't ltke her and was getting black in the face trying to make her understand “Guess we aren't going to agree af ter all,” Maria said. She studied him earnestl “1 believe there's something he wants,"” she decided. The girl flushed. “I've given him everything," murmured. “Try him with a drink," suggested Maria. The train had stopped at a small station and the girl made her way to the water cooler. Maria watched her as she unfolded a paper drinking cup, filled it and held it to the baby's lips He struck the cup away angrily, and a stylish, good-looking voung man who was coming aboard picked it up and restored it to the girl politely. The man then sauntered down the aisle till he came to the seat the girl had vacated, where he sat down and hegan to read a newspaper which he had taken from his pocket. The train was again in motion, and the girl had difficulty in making her way back with her unruly infant. She |shook her head sadly at Maria, and Lesitated about sitting down, as she saw that somebody was in her seat. At that instant the young man zlanced up, saw her, divined the re |son for her being thereé and arose with apology. The girl smiled, they exchanged a few words, then he went on to the smoking car and she re sumed her former seat. Maria had folded her hands for the second time, and was settling herself for a little nap when she was aroused by a fresh disturbance across the aisle. The girl was looking for some- thing in a distracted kind of way. “‘Anything wrong?"' Maria asked. ““My purse is gone!" the girl gasped. “I'm sure I must have left it on the seat ’ “Maybe it's slipped off on the floor,” suggested Maria. But the girl had looked there. She had looked everywhere. Her face was pallid, beads of sweat stood out on her upper lip and her eyes were dark with panic. “It held $50—all the money T've got in the world,” bréathed the girl. The conductor had entered the coach and Maria signaled to him. She explained what had happened, de- scribed the young man who had taken the seat. . “Oh, it couldn't be he'd do such a thing!’ He was so polite,” cried the irl, % “That's the trouble, he was too polite,” Maria said dryly. ‘“Made me think of Slim Johnson back home. Any hopes of getting him, conduc- tor “Probably not. He's jumped off the train, you see,” replied the conductor. He went on to find out what he could. Maria sat down beside the girl, who was holding the crying baby help- lessly. “Oh, if he'd only just stop!”’ the girl moaned. § “What does he want, anyway? He wants something,” Maria said. ‘‘Bables don't cry for nothing. I've handled enough of them to know that."” “He wants his father.” Suddenly the girl collapsed, sobbing on Maria’s shoulder. ““You see I—we didn't get along very well, and I've come away I'm never going back to him, never. Maria patted her shoulder. “Does he know you've left?” No! T got ready and came after he went to work this morning, I left him a note. He'll find it tonight: he doesn't come home to lunch. The money was his—but I've lost it, and I can't go on without it. My folks aren't any too well off — “In that case, said Maria sternlv. “they'll be tickled to see you coming home with a baby. See here. You go back to your man—before he finds out vou're gone, have a good hot supper for him. Likely he's forgot all about your difference by this time. We're coming to a station now, and you get off and take the first train back. Now mind what I say." Before she finished speaking she saw that she had prevailed. The train stopped and Maria helped the girl to the door. There she thrust something into her hand—a roll of bills. “Don't you lose it,"" she commanded ly. “':'flai went back to her seat and looked out of the window. The girl was waving, making the baby wave. Maria waved back. Then she opened her little handbag and looked into it ughtfully. lbgl'ffl out )Hi‘—bul maybe it's worth . she thought. i With a ll(‘h she folded her hands for the third time, and this time she went to sleep. THE END. (Copyrieht. 1026.) SHAW AWARD APPROVED. Germany Sees Nobel Prize in Liter- ature Justified. BERLIN, December 6 (#).—The awarding of the Nobel prize for litera- ture to George Bernard Shaw meets with general approval in Germany, where he is very popular, though the motives of the prize committee are not believed to be entirely sincere. The Vossische Zeitung said: “Had not the committee crowned Shaw it would have suffered the same pangs of re- morse that have gripped the French Academy since Moliere was not elected to membership. Of the French it has been said, ‘Our academy was not as needful to his fame as was he to ours.’ " she