Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1926, Page 39

AUCTIONS. FOR L E—HOUSE! ”!fi‘vi:’sn‘m inued.) = % HRISTMAS SAVINGS A _NEW HOME. $100 CASH. $50 MONT 8ix rooms and bath, hot. large porche HLY Inspect Now Or Phone U H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO., 31 Main 908. 1 H'St. NW. or Auto. ater heat, big ‘ THE AUCTION SALES. FUTURE_DAYS. AUCTI( FUTU EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ION SALES. DAYS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE_DAYS. 0., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, - 1926. ADAN A_ WESCHLER & SON. Auctionsers, | THOS, J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Un- | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable improved ' Real Estate on Rock Creek Ford Road Near| ment Building Known as No. Intersection 32nd and Ritten- house Streets N.W., Contain- ing 1.5 Acres, More or Less. By virtue of a decree of the Court of the District of Columbia. passed No. 44606, the undersigned nity Caut trustees will offer for male SPECIAL FOR COLORED. Wonderful Value in a New IPOLONIAL PORCH HOME. Small Cash Payment. $49.50 A MONTH. PR AR P BACK T AR LARGE. AIRY ROOMS! NOW OPEN. 1538 B ST. N. INSPECT TODAY. Phone Lincoln 897 for Auto. HOWENSTEIN BROS,, 7th & H Sts. ——ee Linc. 897. SHEPHERD S large brick row E;T: 1655_or Ci BARGAIN Ol Nr. Wis. ave. and O st.—Two- $lat, newly decorated. Price and terms low, or_vent greatly reduced. Nr. M - Park View Market—Two- flat: best offer takes it. on ter Christian brick, in perfect repair. rick: el double rear porches: A snap rent, $h0 mo, BURBA able for ga: valye, low term: Tuxedo, Md.. 5 sy Less than on $300 cash, balance easy: er mo. Nr. Kendall Green—6-r. and b. porch-front turnace heat: will double . and b. 000, €65 or rent, er to B house. bridge:_ known as the Suite placs from Union Sta. on Penn. R. R. north of terminal of Kenilworth acre, cor. lot: 6-room house, garage. No ‘reasonable offer refused, on te: rent, $17.50 mo, May consider irades on some of the above. N..E. RYON C Main 45907 Columbia 157 [ DSANC., 1423 F St. 3418 T4th St family bricl uit ; ck garage. to quick buyer on your terme, -Colmar Manor, Md.. 202 L sing 8t.—3 lots, 4-room house. building suit- or chicken rent, $15.50 per month. res from or Big overhead WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. $AVE PURCHASER FOR MODERN HOME letached 8 or 9 rooms detached or_semi . Between Calvert within 2 _blocki P, SCHWARTZ, irckhead ) and EDW. #Dace: ne. or se.. hear $6.000: 8ifo 6-room brick. near 14th st about_§ for kood c s 3027 a B f AM A TRUSTEE FOR A $50,000 FUND 10 be inveeted in emall houses: all cash for property: houses for white or colored and ‘Address Box 482, Star must be in aty. R, el WILL ACCEPT A G room brick. on new_eigiit C. ¥O! red. P. T. HUNGERFORD. M: Room 1012, 1010 Vermont ave. n.w west of Conn. Inc., 73¢ 15th n.w. East and north of Parl 00D suitable for colored. t-room. two-bath. memi-detached Jiome, In best morihwest section. and Tilden Cap.: 1 G rd. west b SIX OR § ave. EVEN in trade Address " FOR 9186, AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERN 00N, THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real | Estate, Being a Two-Story t House Numbered 131 Webster Street North- west. By vitup of a certain deed of trust e n_Liber No. 4616 at Follo the Land at the request of 63 of | ‘Betorda o the District of Colamba | the parties secured thereby. the undersigmed will sell at ublic 3 ises: ON THURS. | TRUSTEES' DAY bEbENBER BIRTENL Olp 1036, | T STORY . SEMIDETACHED TR the foilowing in the nun- numbered | dated June 11 nineteen (3319), bed in eaid deed of trust. upon the 8 ALL CASH. Taxes and interest puid or adjusted to the date of sale: ancing, 1t the cost the r in. T E _0'CLOCK scribed land and Dremises trict_of Columbia and red forty-six (46) in irty-4 ‘hundred and rme_of recording. Wfll Simicor ivertisement of such resale in some Wash n news T) vied THOMAS a1 SR ahr obnknel P.M. tle or no’ sale -3 of sale; the purchase price Lo be: tereat-at 0% per tentim from, the date of #ale to date of settlement: wettlement to be within thirty (30) days from the date leposit forfeited and the proj cost of the defauit- & at ihe Tiak and E:mhm after five (5) days’ previous situal being for ua; ote. a per. UARANTEE AND S ey MARSHALL. Vice President. THOS. J OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valusble Two- Story Brick Apartment House, Containing Twelve ts, Known as Prem- rty in front of FOURTH FOUR 0'CLOCK P.M.. described land Diatrict of "Colimbia. torwit: the ‘northweat corner of the whols Of John Hepburn. and running tract swned by John thence south 761, degrees east 2t o west 12 33, perches thence south 4 to the west line of degrees west beginning. containing acres more or less. bei erty conveved by Eliza of ‘the Ruth one ny A Davis by de District of Columbi thence north 761; degrecs wes id _trac 48 perches 1o the ublic auction K} VTERSIAY, THE BAT O AR ARY the following- and premises. situate in_the ng At Heginning at 0 perches: 17 “perches and "thence and__one-half the same prop- (i lepburn,_execuf estate of John Hepburn, deceased. to recorded in Liber at tollo 180 of the land recurds of the waid parcel being known for nurposes of assessment and taxa: tiop ms parcel 40/ ‘erms of sale. monev to be paid equal installme: 80Ty notes of and two vears. per annum_{ro annually sacure he purchase; i SF porehasr s S it the defaulting _sirchaser, advertisemant of WILLIAM R s pusk _de22.d&ds exSudhol TRUSTEES: SALE PROVED PROPERTY NORTHEAST 7y secured “{hereby. will gell at public auetion, n THURSDAY, Property sold. or, all cash. & A deposit o gf purchaser at time ‘of sale, ancln ng and notarial fess at cost ‘ernis of eale to be complied n thirty daya from day of sale otherwise the trustees reserve the right g resell ‘the pronerty at the risk and cost f after such resale in pakgr published n- the city of MANOGUE, endall Bullding. AN BRADLEY Wilkins Bullding. OF _VALUABLE One-third of the purchase- in cash the balance in two represented by the promis- gurchaser. peysble in ong Tith interest at qay of sale. pavable somi- by deed of trust upon the x per cent e dpiion of 3800 required AN "Conv five daye ome _news. ‘ashington. Tristees. _ THOS J OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. ™. 1926 4th ST BY virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly recorded October 13, 1926, as instrument No. of the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party the undersigned trustees in_front of the iE SIXTH DAY 927, AT FOUR- the following-de- seribed land” and _premises. situate in the Dietrict of Columbia. and designated as and heing Tot numbered seventy numbered thirty-five hundred and sixty (70) in_square aix (3566) in the subdivision made by the Re- treat House Society of Washington of part of block 7 corded in_ L. "Eckington. ber as per viat 3. folio 32, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia; with the land. subject to covenants running Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $4.500.00. furths particulars of which will be announced at time of sale: the purchase paid in cash A deposit of Convevancing. Tecording and at_purchaser's cost. with W de23-d&ds.exSn&hol STORY BRICK the request the undersi auction, in fronf DAY, THE SIXTH 1927, "AT FOUR P M.. being lot 78 in Olivia E. sion of lots in sauare 1110, 2orded in trust for which the purchase aid in ‘onvayanciny cost Terms .500.00. o the proj rice above sald trust to 200.00 requi Tevenue stamps rma to be complied thin ten days. otherwise deposit for. folted and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees H- R. HOWENSTEIN. 0. HOWENSTEIN. N Trustces. THOS. J. OWE™ & SON. AUCTIONEERS TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO. DWELLING, 0 AS PREMISES 1810 A STREET SOUTH EAST. By virtue of a cortain deed of trust. dated March 3rd. 1924, being instrument No. recorded April 10th, 1924, among the land records of the District of Columbia, and at of “the party secured therehy, ed trustees will sell at of the premises. on DAY, OF JANUARY A D e scribed land and premises situate in the Dis. trict of Columbia, and designated as and “Taggart's suhdivi KNOWN 218, ublic URS following-de- 8 per plat re. the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia. in Liber 71 at folio 14, Ferms: Sold sublect to a prior deed of further particulars of I e announced at fime of sale: rice above said Lrust to depoit of $300.00 reqtiired Tecordine. ste. ot be compiisd with within thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited and Tty “may be advertised and. resold at‘tne dlscretion o the trimiees: be urchaser's ILLIAM_TODD. SAMUEL 8. SPRUCE. de23-d&ds exSu&hol tees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- WELLING KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 4338 CHES- APEAKE STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain 70, recorded deed of trust. 1926, being_instrument No. ugust 10. 1926, . among the fand records of the District of Columbia and at tie request of the part; the Wndersiened ‘trusteea” will sell i thereby secured at public auction, in_front of the premises, {'on TUESDAY, 'THE JANUARY, AD. the tollowi situate in designated feet front nd_being Chesapeake FOURTH DAY OF 1927 AT THREE PM.. -described land and premises, District of Columbia. and the west twenty-five reet of lot 9 by the full depth thereof in a subdivision made by Willam S. Minnix in square 1640 as per plat recor in veyor of the 61_at folio_2. Term the office of the sur- istrict of Columbia in Liber Sold_subject o a prior deed of | trust for $6.500.00. further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale: the purchase price above eaid trust to be paid_in cash. aquired. _Convey: purchaser's cost. and the property may ARRY B ROBERT _de22-d&ad THOS. 0 deposit o1 $300.00 ve: cing, recording. Terms to be complied witl within thirty days. otherwise dei oRil be o feroid at the discretion of the trastecs. % PITTS, |E McCORMICK. ete.. at forfel vertised and tee OWEN & SON, AUCTION ises 15 M Street Northwest. | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick By virtue of & certain decd of trust duw | et sea.. and records of the District of o uest of the party se- trustees will ii* at Dublle aucuon i frout of e brem Efi" on RSB 1108 H%POECE the- following described ian d Dremises hitniate in the District of Co. reco in Liber No 5603, of the lumbia. and at the cured fhereby the un OF DECEMBER. A.D. O'CLOCK P M., umbia and_desienated as 82, 63 and 64 i . - Lat 30. 8¢ per plat 10116 157 of the survesor of the District of trust whic) the pu paia oo iowas in‘one vear of $250.00 A de Conveyancing recording. ete Terms to be compliéd with Otherwise deporit forfeited and | the Droperty may be advertised and resoid trustees. st thiriy da: at the discretion of th reigned with Foliu 1926, A’ ind being te e records of the office of the Columbia. 3 o: fold sublect to o vrior deed of o $30.000.00. {urther barticulars of h will be annoinced at time of sale orice_above said trust to he rd_in_cash, balunce in monthly interest bt | per cent and the remaining halance due | posit of $1.000 required at_purchase: e | within ¢ FERNAND FETIT . R BOESC] T D APARTME D 1438 By virtue of two ce secorded in’ Liber No 438 of the land recorda st Tumbia. and ut the request of the parties secured thereby. the undersigned will well at | on ublic auction, in 'front ESDAY, DECEMBER * O'CLOCK, P.M.. the and premises. situate Jumbia. and being 1 gixieen (716 undred ‘a geribed in Jowing terms Terms of sale: offered separately an OF trust secaring n i eeventy-four Said and $12.500 a8 710) ven hundred and sixteen deed of 'trust secured thereon chase price over and above said desds of | Srust one-third is 10 be paid in cash and the balance in two equal instalments nayable in one and two years. with interest at the rate aid deeds of trust properties will SubJect 10 bieduess of S15.000 Yo lot numbersd seven bundred and ten | ninibered d each to the he pur. | trust to {CH, “rustens AUCTIONEERS. ' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ! TWO MODE] ¥ NTS KNOWN ABRK ROAD NORTHWES’ premise lowing descs n the District of Co - ', 1ot humbered weven bun. red and ten (710} and seven hundred ane - in square numbered twenty-six (2674) aw iot of 633 % per annum. pavable semiannt socured by wecond deed be purchaser. erest i paid or adiusted to date of of $500 on each properts at ‘the time of recording; etc. 8t thé cos it Wi 201 at the risk and o purchaser after five day 5 I B PRANC de186.17.18.20, OVE SALE TS Ot e rain unt] CEMBER THIRTIETH THIRTY 0'CLOCK T 4e29.30 ¥ Valuble Brick Residence, No. 203 8th St. N.E., Containing 7 Rooms and Bath, H.-W. Heat and Elec. Lights. of Al 192 sam Y ORDER OF THE nd taxes to convy of purch ut of °IS SAUL POSTPONED ON | THURSDAY. D! AT THR Auctionees By Public Auction Thursday, January 6th, 1927 At 4:30 O’Clock P.M. $10 in square 017, improved by two- ot o basement brick dweling: : $500 cash: further particulars at sit of $300.00 required at time ale to be complied with st0) % ¢ 1l conveyancing, record; cost_of purchaser. CHLER & SON. Auéts. STORES 2120 d upon the fol- | situa ead prior_deed trust upon the properties wold. or all cash, at the option ;:: - 7R deposit Wi be eeqived ing st ‘eriis 0f sale to be complied with within thirty’ dagy tron, date ‘of saie” olherwiee de- Ll be forfeited and the properties re- the Getauiting dvertisement of “‘.nh resale in ssome newspaper vublished in Northwest. recorded in Liber Np. 5172, of the land records of the ublic auetion, ONDAY, THE ARY, AD. 102 the following-described las aituate i ignated 8. H: d ad, beis knean' subdi 82, of the record thie_surv Ter: | trust ‘tor’ $7.500.00. which will ‘be announced the purchase paid fled check or cas.i, required. complied with may be ady tion of the tr CHARLES, HENRY _de28-d&dsexSukhol & SALE OF PROPER NORTHE. TRUSTEES' » ersigned tion DAY ARY the . TH UDAY following dewd abered thirty Folio veyor of the re Terma: Sold for $4.500.00. Which will be annc the purchase price ly.uxx cash. A Ponvevancing, recording, er's coat. 10" dase. otherwise depo property may be W, de28-d&ds.exSudhol ADAM A. W ol corded in Li No. . of the la oliimbia, and hereby. the of the premises. on FRID. HIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. weribed land and premises, District_of Columbia, to bered one hundred and in_square numbered (B146). in Hampton Helghts. ihe office of Cojumbia. Terms of sale: money to be paid in cash two equal instaliments. in Der cent per annum able semi-annunlly upon’ the proper n of the pu required of pure Conveyancing. rec e and two years, ancr. i 1 Burchuser. Pomplled” wlth withi thire Yt 5 ington. D. [ - HA de27 dédsexSudh L ! Building Known as Premises No. 1635-1637 Eleventh Street By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly folio 305 et seq ‘District of Colum: Dla. and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will in front of the premises. on TENTH DAY OF JANU- AT FOUR ‘O'CLOCK P.M., well at and ~premises, the District of Columbia, and des lots 17 and 18 in Dan- ivision of part of said subdivision s recorded in_Liber uare of the office of price_above sa n cash. A deposit of Sb within | 7 purchusei’s i otherwise deposit Torfeited and the broperty E, C.CR ny ve hundre 3566) us per plat fecorded in Terme to be complied witl 1 e as’ per plat re Book OB, at page B4. of the recos the surveyor for the One-third of or of the District of Columbia, Sold subject to a prior deed of further particylars of time Of male: d trust to be 00. by certi- nyeyaneing, ost. " Terms thirty daye. and resold at the discre- MARSH, YER Triistees. AUCT: VALUABLE 1M Y. 1936 FOURTH By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated | October 6th, 102, being instrument No. rded Ociober Fth. 1026, among_ the land du of the District of Columbia, and at request of the party secur trustees will eell i front of the premises d thereby. the t public ‘auc . on THURS- OF JANT- FOUR-THIRTY ed “land, and ps T of Coltimbi iises, wixty Liber X; ords of the office of wur- or the District of Columbia 10 covenants running with the land. sublect to a prior deed of further need at time of sale: above sajd trust to deposit of $ Subject particulars of be 00 Tequired. urchas: within t forfeited and the advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. HOW! HOWENST ST) CHLER & SON, Auctioneers By virtue of ‘. certain, dged of trast duly N 4078, records of the Dist: the request of th undersis er tor sale by public wuctign, in {¢ ENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1927 AT FOUR folio 424 et t of party trustees nt THE. following de- ituate in the Lot num- ourteen (114), fifty-one hundred and Eubdi of ded s of th District * of the purchase the balance in representad by the Promissory notes of the burchaser. pavable with intecest from duy of sale, bay: secired hy dee sold. or all casl A deposit of $200 ser at time of sale. ding_ and of trust at_the Al notarial fees Terms of sale to be days from day sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the ecll the property at the fisk Gout of the defuulung @urchaser. after days' advertis LN ive Tt nv&' 31, Trustcos. Supreme 1027, AT 26, | Three-Story Brick Apart- 1038 Lamont St. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly recordrd in Liber No. 5604, folio 118. et .. of the land records of the District of Coliimbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at pubiic suction, in front of the premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE FIFTH AY OF JANUARY A.D. 1827 AT FOUR- THIRTY ~O'CLOCK P:M. the following- desorfbed land ‘and premises. situate In' the District of Columbia. and desigmated as an being_lot numbered " thirty-two (32) in a subdivision of lota in _block ~number twenty-one (21) “Columbia hte” 8 of & part of block numbered ei in Todd and Brown's subdivisior of Motnt Eleasant” and [hleat made by ward L Tecorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber County 11. “€o much of said lot num- wo (32) as is included within aid block numbered twenty.one is subiect to the covenants tha Suitding ehat) e ‘srected ‘within 30 fest of the line of Lamont street. nor shall it be used for manufacturing or mechanical pur: poses. nor shall spirituous liquors bo sold thereon Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for “$7.000. further particulars of which will ‘be_announced at time of sal the purchase price above said trust to be paid one-third in cash, and the balance in wo equal instaliments in one and two yea with interest at 613 per centum per annu payable semi-annually. from day of sale. cured by deed of trust upon the: property sold. or all cash. at the option of the pur- chaser. A deposit of $500.00 will be_ re. auired at”time of sale. “All convesancin recording, ete.. at cost of pur of sale fo be compiied with Wwithin thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trus: tecs reserve the right o resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five daye' advertisement of such wale in some newspaper published in Wasl ington. D. C. HARRY P. WHITE. WAL ER" s, SMITH _ de23-d&ds exSu&hol Trustess THOS RS, Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- Story Building, Containing Twelve Apartments, Known as No. 1708 Newton St. N.W. By virtye of a certain deed of trust, re- corded in Liber 5207, folio 232, among the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the porty secured thereby, the undersigned tru will sell at public auction, in_front of the premises, on MO: DAY. THE TENTH DAY OF JANU AD. 1927, AT FOUR-THIRTY P lowing-described land and premises. situate ' the District of Columbia. and designated as and beng lot 04 in Chapin B sub division of part of Pleasant Plai Le mar's Outlet, a8 said subdivision recorded fh" Liber Governor Shepherd, follo 172. of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, subject to the building restriction _line " established _and shown on plat recorded in Liber of sald_surveyor's office records: said prop erty being known for the purposes of asses ment and taxation as lot 94 in square 2612, Terms: Sold_subject to a prior deed of trust for 33,500.00. further particulars of which will be annoinced at time of sale: the purchase price ahove said trust to be paid one-half in cash and the balance in one year or before, to bear 6% interest and ured by deed of trust. or all cash at pur- aser's option. A deposit of $1.000.00 re quired. Conveyancing. recording. etc., at pur- chaser's cost. Terms to be compl with, within thirt; otherwise deposit for- feited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. JULIUS 1 PEYSER. FRED McKEE. Ae28-d8ds exSukhol THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TE! STORY FRAME AND STUCCO ‘E. WITH METAL GARA! WX AS PREMIS! L{A STREET NORTH By virte of & ceriain deed of dated November 3, 192! being instrument No. 87, recorded November 7. 1925, among the land records of the District of Columbia, an¢ at the request of the party socured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction, 1n Tront of (he premises. on MOX- DAY, THE TENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 5 P. the following nd_and premises ‘situate in the Columbia_and designated as_and lled “Girl RES] GE described B ot P e irase o1 and ing pa Portion.” described _as follows: Beginning for the same at & point on the north line of Dahlia street 210 feet west of the west line of Piney Branch road. thence running west on said north line of 'Dahlia street 5 feet, ‘thence north 150 feet. thence "east arallel with #aid Dahlia street 50 feet and hence south 150 feet to the north line of Dahlia street and the place of beginning. Subject to_building line restriction. The above described property being now known for purposes of assessment as lot 805 in square 3174. Terms: Soi4 eublect to a prigr deed of trust for $5.500. overdue since July, 192 which can be renewed, further 'particula of which will be announced at time of sale the purchase price above said trust to paid in cash. A deposit of $300 required. Conveyancing. recording. ete.. 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. HARRY B_ PITTS, ROBERT 'E. McCORMICK “Trusté de29-d&ds.exSu&hol AUCTIONEERS. THOS. J. OWEN & SO! Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- Story Brick Apartment, Known as Premises No. 2219 B St. N.W,, Together With Unimproved Lots Adjoining Having a Total Frontage of About 144 Feet Facing Po- tomac Park. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated June 9. 1926, being instrument No. 158. re- corded ‘June 16, 1926, among the land rec. ords of the District of Columbia, and at the Tequest of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public auc- tlon:"in Tront of ‘the premise X THE SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY 1 T FOUR-THIRTY : the following-described land and premises, situate in the District of Columbia. and des- fgvated as and being original lots three (3). four™(4)" and five (5) in square sixty-two (62). Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money_to be paid in cash, balance in two equal installments, payable' in one and two Sears with interest i six per centum per annum. payable semi-annually from day of ale, secured by deed of trust upon the erty sold, or all cash at the option of the Purchaser. = A deposit of $500.00 will be Tequired at_time of sule. All conveyancing, Tecording, revenue stamps. etc. at cost of purchaser. Terms of wale to be complied With within 30 days from day of sale, other- wise the trustees reserve the right 1o resell the property at the ri o8t 0f defaut- chaser, after fiv advertisement in soma nawspapcr published in Washington, D. C. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY. J. HARRY CUNNINGHAM __do28-d&dn.ixSukhol Tru THOS. J. OWEN & Trustees’ Sale of Valuable ‘Three-Story Brick Dwelling With Double Brick ' Garage Known as Premises No. 1310 R Street Northwest. By virtue of a cettain deed of trust du rded in Liber 4607, folio 394 et seq and records of the District of Columbia, uest of the party secur lersigned trustees will sell at i front of the premises, on TW. T‘ V' TH_ DAY [ " AD. 1026, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following land and prem. situate in the District of Columbiae, and gknated as and being lot numbered thirty- seven (37) in Chipman Exley and Ri rde. trustees’. subdivision of square numbered \wo hundre¢ and forty (240) as ger plat recorded in Liber H.D. C. at folio 87 of the ! of thie office of the surveyor of the Digtrict of Columbia. Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $5.000.00, further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale: the purchiage price above sald truat t0”be cagh. A deposit of $30 Conveyancing. recording. etc., at purchaser's t. ~ Terms to be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited an the property may be advertised and resol at the discretion of the trustees, OSEPH A, PETTY, CHARLES 'W. 8IMPSON, 4e16.18.20.22.24.27 Trustees. ’f"l'lil‘. ABOVE SAL 8 POSTPONED L MONDAY, JANUARY THIRD, 1927, samie houg andniace. ¥ 4 ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. o ¥ THOS. J. OWEN & "AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY STONE BUILDING SITUATE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SIYTEENTILAND U'STREETS NORTI By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5162, folio 18 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colum Bla and at the request of the party seoured theteby, the undersikred trustees will sell at PRSDAY “HE “ELEVENTHTBAY - OF JANCARY, AD 1937 AT FOUR O CLOCK EL. the following detcribed land and prem, situate in the District of Columbia and designated a8 and_being lote one hundred and twenty-one (121) &nd one hundred angd twenty-two (122) in Diller B. Grofl's sub- division of lots in square one hundred and ninety (190), as per plat recorded in Liber 12, folio 53, of the records of the office of thé eurveyor of the District of Columbia, Terms: 80ld kubject to a prior deed of trust “for $87.500. turther particulgrs of which will “be announced at time of sale: the purchase price above said trugt to be paid one-hal ear. or before. to bear ¢ interest and secured by deed ‘of trust. or all cagh, at pur- chaser's ‘option. A deposit. of $1.000 " re. quired. _ Conveyancing, - recording, 'ete., at Sl “hiriy dasi: otherwise. debouit Tor: W r 4 eited and the (broperty may' be. advertised R de'.‘D-flk\ll.chu[hn}:D o ‘Trustees, Irn of in cash and the balance fn one | 3 | TRUSTEES' {TORY B 'REMISES THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. NO. ROk DR ELLING . 208 VALUABLE TWO- NOWN A WELL TER- oF CROM' ACE NORTHEAST. y virtue November 3. recorded De: record the 1331 0 70 in o which onve: cost. 172, as and eaid yeyor' trust the the unde! auction, RTH D. NE mises, “gituate in the Tumbia. and’ designated a af Columhia. #aid lot shall not be sold, leased either directly or indirectly to any person of negro or part negro blood, or for use a8 ughter ry Terms: the purchase ald in cash. ncing, recording. etc. Terms to be compli fifteen days. otherwise deposit forfelted an the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion (-%g.g trustoen Tecords Iand records of the District of Column! at the request of the party secured thei the nndarfl{nrd trustees will sell juctjon, in %fi‘fé:v'a{fl : Terms: for. which will purch pald in ‘onveyancin at purel with within thirty’ days. forfeited and the prope: and resold at the discretion of the trusices. Y 'S WELQ) fiig it €5 non{':m __de28-d&ds.ex8ukhol FasEs XDAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneer: Large Stock Dry Goods, Ladies’ and Men’s Furnishings, Linens, Notions, School Sup- plies, Fixtures, Cases, etc. cember 19 certain deed of trugt. dated 1025, being instrument o, 182 11, 1926, among the land of the District of Columbia, and at eat of the ned trustees e office of G v "oF 3. the he subdivi ouse. or will be_ann: (Now Mrs, R. 8. 30.{a3 w herehy. Bon il o at public Thos, J. Son. . on TUESDAY. THE JANUARY. AD. 1027 following described land District of Co- jon m Shaniro of lote in Are 53, " ay Feronden 8 Libe 450 260 ot th 1 61 ‘the ‘office”of the surveyor ‘of the Districy ‘Subject to the covenants thit Liber 73, or conveyed, ‘bone-dust factory. giue thls sidered a nuispnce. old subject 1o a_ prior deed of trust for $3.800.00, further particulars of ounced at time of wale: above said trust to be rice Rdenontt of $260.00 required. urchaser's withiy at wit] Blldman.) ki SON, Al 3 CALUABLE 1M PErara TAREY A6 NG 'NINE RQOM D i AW AR METAL GARAG! of rd, d'0ctol B FO! 1 being lot 1 o 377 of ! - Columbta, a certain deed of trust. dated 1925, being _{nstrument No. - 26th, 1925, among th the ., ‘&' % SR 7 in W, Willlams' subdi. vigion of lote i are A8 as per plat of l' ::\]xxbdh'l- lon recorded in Liver W. B. M. 9 the records of the office of the District of Columbl Improved by premises street routhwest, Washington, D. Sold" subject to prior. 00, rice casl aser's announced at time A de recordin, cot. No. Sevent deeds of | urther particulars of above said trusts t leposit of $260 required and revenue stamps rms to be compli otherwise deposit may be advertised By Public Auction At Weschler’s 920 Pa. Ave. N.W. Tuesday, January 4, 1927 Commen cing 10 AM. Bed Linen, Dress Goods, Toweling, Ging- . Hosiery, Ribbons. Toy Glov Spool Cotton and '0baceo, Men's ik Sos ‘Candy, Underweas o8, Laces. St Stationery, School Bupplies, ete. SALE OF VALUABLE TWO-| Fine Plate-Glass Floor and Counter Cases, Patent Revoiving Lace Cabinet, etc. Terms: ADAM A 029,30, Cash. ija3 WESCHLER & SON, Aucts. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick Dwelling, No. 2702 Woodley Place N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated August 4. Joz6. and at the request of th thereby, the undersigned t at on MONDAY, W yodiowin owing- Hituate in the District of Colum ed as and be subdivision of ARY, },'3!\; codle y Liber No. e auction. THE 26, A’ il 0. 4 the office of the o Columbia, sald subdiv “Waggaman and feclty of as tion to :. hig e Sold subleet to two prior deeds ot Tern; trust, smounting to approximi and iccrued interest and taxes, ticula; of sale: the purchase price above said trus sud 0. to be in cash. feited and the proj and resold at the and lescribed lan recorded among the 1 the District of Columbia, o party sec Fukecs’ in_front ees will sell o, (e promiser. TENTH T THREE- Y OF JANU: IRTY P.M., and premises. e O BN ey T, ng lof n 5 %t %ot in" block " 19: as_per plat recorded “in olio 148, of the records of of for the District of n now bein out, trustees’, addi- ‘ashington™: subject to Iy $8.000.00, urther par: of which will be announced at time t A deposit of $300.00 Conveyancing. recording, etc. “*Terms to be complied h , otherwise deposit for- ly may be advertised liscretion of gl! t 8. NATHAN LEVIN, . LEVIN, Trustees. GEOHGE E. EDELIN or gedl)-dlednexSuhol “THOS. TRUSTEES' TEES AOPREMISES 493 FRA NW By virfue of a certain deed of trust duly corded in the land § 3.0 Liber ) rds Bla. and"at the reaest 0t the pariy seeu 70 She "andersigned. iruetees will sell thereby, 1biie_atetion. | WEDNE g Aletion ARV A D 1087 AT JANUARY, P the follwing-d ses. situate in 0 and' designated as and being lot 98 in squai 10, being oth of 14 fect feet and situated Franklin _street, subdivision of 'said square, the records of said eity frict of Columbia, " reco; fol| ac rms ‘of sale: $300.00 will be coneyancing. re chaser. within Term: 30 da; aft Teqiired at time o ¥ o, at cost of pur- folder of Note. & SON, AUCTION SR b TAE KLIN 8T, | . 4013, folio 70 et seq.. of the District of Columi: ' front of the premi 1) 5. LETH DAY OF %‘OCR 820tk jeacribed lan prem- e District o umbia. 9 inches front, with a feet, containing 14011 square on the Torth side of | underslgned trustees will offer ADAM A WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Busi- ness Property, Northwest Corner Tenth and C Streets N.W. Also Brick Dwelling No. 1818 First Street N.W. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. p in Fauity Cause No. 45264, the undersigned ves will offer for ul-“ Yy puble Aue . in front of the respectiv: TUESDAY, THE ELEVENTH ‘,XV OF JAN- UARY, 1027, the following-described real estate.’ situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, ta w AT THREE-THIRTY ?40 OCK P.M. Part of lots 1 and 2 in uis H. Machen's subdivision in square 349, known for th Irposen of ‘taxation and assesament a8 lot 00 in square 340. as per plat in the office 9F the surveyor of the District of Columbia In Book M. K. at page 144, contained within the following metes and bounds: Be- einning the southeast corner of aaid square, west along C street 48 feet: thence north 26 feet: thence cast and parallel with C atreet 48 feet to 10th street: south with 10th street to place of beginning: improved bY ‘two-stors ‘brick building, northwest cor- ner 10th and C streets n.w. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M Lot 79 in Joseph §. Reynolds' subdivision in block 3. “Bloomingdale.” as per plat in the office ‘of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, in County Book 23 at page 160, Wwith perpetual right of way for alley pur Doses over the rear three feet of lot 78 and subject o certain restrictive covenants: im- proved by two-ators and cellar brick dwell- ng. 7 rooms, reception hall and bath, hot- waier heat, electric Mght: No. 1818 lst street n.w Tms: ‘One-third the purchase money to be paid ‘in cash. the halance in two equal instaliments, represented by the promissors notes of th rurch-ur payable in one 1 . with Inf t at 6 per cent per arnum from day of sale, payable semi-annu- ally. secured by deed of trust upon the rml“ erty sold. or all cash at the option of the urchaser. © A deposit of $500.00 on the Tt parcel and $300.00 on the second par- cel required at time of sale. All conveyanc- notarial fees at cost of pur- . Terms of sale to be complied with Wwithin' thirty days from day of sale, other- wise the trusteea reserve the right to resell the property the risk and cost of the de- faulting purel r after five days' advertise- ment of such e in_some newspaper pub- lished in the Distriet of Colymbia. STANLEY WILLIS. Metropolitan Bank Bid HARRY HEGARTY. 1010 Vermont Ave de29-d&ds.exSubhol Trustses. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable De- tached 7-Room and Bath Dwelling, No. 6510 Eighth St. N.W., With Garage. By virtite of a certain deed of trust. dated November 1 and reco: December . 1923, instrument No. 170 of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby. the or_sale Dy ublic VEDNES . TWELF" DA JANUARY, 1927, AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-described land and ‘premises, ‘situate in the District of Co- lumbia, to wit: Pargs of lots 46, 40, 47 in S M. Smith and A, T. Babeock's subdivision of lots in square 2073, ‘airlawn Manor," as per plat recorded in Liber 57, folio 32. of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, beginning for the same at the northeast corner of said lot 45 and running thence south along the west line of Eighth street 50 feet: thence due west RO feet to the west line of said lot 47: thence north along said west line of said lot 47 fifty (50). feet 10 the northwest corner of said lot 47: thence east along the south line of a public alley 80 feet to place of beginning: ~subject to buflding restriction line and covenants of record N Terms of sale: Cash. A deposit of $500 required of purchaser at time of sale. All conveyancing, recording d notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be com- plied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property. at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. after five day advertisement of such resale in some news- panes published i the city of Washingtoi. AVSTIN C. WALLER. THOMAS B. LAWLER. de30. 71011 Trustees. _ ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. U. S. Marshal’s Sale of Auto Parts, Accessories, Ste_el Parts, Cabinets, Office Equip- ment, Etc. By virtue of a writ of fieri faclas. issued out .of the clerk's office of the Supreme Coutt of the District of Columbia. and {0 me directed, I will sell at_public sale, at the salesrooms of Adam A. Weschler & $on, 820 WEDNESDA JAN- 7. COMMENCING AT . Grease Guns, Ga- ripressor and Motor. Flsen. o “Ford" und other " replacement arts, Accessories. ete, ALSO. Safe Cabinet. Adding Machine, Dexks, Type- Writer, - Chairs, Tables. Time Clock. Steel Parts Cabinets, Steel Stock Room Shelving, Steel Display Counters, etc., seized and levied upon as the property of the defendant, Poto- mac Garaf Company. & corporation, and sold to safiaty iudsment ‘st law No. 4 in favor of Corbitt Motor Truck Comipany, a corporation, rme: Cash. de30,ja8.10.11 . 8. Marshal. THOMAS J. OWEN AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SA OF VALUABLE BEA& SRR A A O G N. Viitue of a certain deed of trust ve- raind Mtaren’ 11 S04, ey matrument” No; 56l the land records of the District of Contmbla. and at the request of the marties secured thereby, the undersigned will sell at puhlic wuction, in_front of the premises. h PWEDNESDAY. JANUARY TWELFTH, $Ba7 KT FOUR O'CLOCK P, the follow: Ing-described. land and premises ‘situate he District of Columbia and being 1ot nup: Sed Toriy-three. (33) ih_ block nimbered nineteen 1("\. “‘Rosedale and Isherwood.” as described in said desd of trust. upon the fohowing terma: Terms of sale: Said property is subject SNYDER. cording to the recorded 1 Wasington Dis: . Dis- e I "LIbE: R, W ash. A deposit of sale. All Al be complied with from day of salo. ofherwiee the 'trustees rescrye the right to resel Property at g Durchaser, 1 the Risk and cost of defauitin advertisement o such resale in some newspaper published in Washington. D. de30-dkds. % “THOS. J. OWEN & SON, A COLLATERAL AT AUCTION, By virtuo of fous certain collateral notes e, wigned by Incorporated. builders, default having been made in the payment of same, and at the request of the holder thes sell at public auction, within our office, 1331 G street n.w DAY, DAY OF JAN X ?‘;CLI.‘)ICK P.M., the coliateral named therein, R dated after daf pany of $3. Terms of sale: ] ADAM A. WESCHLER & S0 Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- Story Brick Dwellings, Nos. 419 and 421 Eleventh St. S.E. By virtue of a certain deed or trust. dated December 21,1925, instrument N orde of the District of request &de.ox! ay Four "secon 0 each, dat s 43, 08."J. 18. 1926, of the undersigned trug 1927, ing-denc: the District o Horatio division in square 973, as ce of the sutveyor for the District of Columbis, tn Liber H. D. C. in in the of AT 0 O'C] ribed rown! Terms of gale: s P o Rieh includes | o §500'60 requiled. o recording,_an chaser. thirty days, to be in _mon Py jeptember 24, 1028, among the I F | lumbia. A2 dTwmA:evvl land ‘and ' premij cri Bisirice of' Eolumbln and. eighty-six divigion of squafe numbe: ! dred twenty-one of {he o ‘olumbia in ront NokRY B 'CLOCK 88), ce of the Terms of be arranged at to a first 1200.00 at the time of be complied ate of sale: otherwise the right to resell the property at the cost of d.flfl)“n’ ays' ld'ef“.;l hfidol N Apaper publiened in 17 SonVeyitie and notary ch to di by de30: trust of purchaser. g AMES I, WILMETH. FNER & TAEYS on X UARY, All_cash. OWEN & 503 rn&xu':imvmmmn aid in cash, the bai iy instaliments of - $60, v notattal foes. at copt of pur: Terms to_be complied ‘with within Otherwise the trustees reserve the Tight to resell the of the defaulting purchaser after advertisement of aper, published ia the city of BT FRANK J. EHLERS &h. Ty THOS. J. OWEN & § Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real Estate Known as Premises 518 Buchanan St. N.W. By virtue of & certain deed of trust recorded d records of the District of Co: nd at the request of the party secured the undersigned TE in Mor‘r‘? 3281), lat a8 Der Dlgt roc iber 77 at folio 199. he. e. 1 $4,60000. A with within thirty days of CALDWELL, payable 6, x month Samuel R. H arrig Com- reof, ‘we will THE 027, THIRD D. T ONE d-trust real ied November 17, 1055 44, 48 and 49 in’ squar Aucts, Auctioneers, and recorded December he land rec- aud st the he to wit: and othe per plat ny ecorded C.. at folio 2. Of the purchace money, Jasnte of 860, o . epos ATl conveying. rest roperty at the rlsk | wuch resale in A. HUMPHRIES, AUCTIONEERS. . a8 instrument No. 171, will sell, at public premises_on MON- 1027. AT THREE- P.M., ‘the 'following- umi Cafrits’s sub- thirty-two hun. rded surveyor for strict 760.00 cash: time of sal sale. Terms of sale the trustees reservo purchaser after ten oaid Tysale ek 10 be 0 be 1 | All _conveyancing, 10 a prior deed of trust securing an indebted- 1750, and said proverty will he sold subiect to said deed of trust indebted- . 701 the purchase nrice, over and ahove said deed of trust, one-third'is to be paid in Cash ‘and the balance in two equal install- ménts. payable in one and two y with intercit at the rate of eix and one T centum per annum, pavable semi-annually, secured by second deed of trust upon the Property sold. or ail cash at the option of the pirchaser. A deposit of $200 will be required at the time of salg. A1l convesancing, recording, etc.. at cost purchaser.” Terms of fale fo hé complied with within thirty (30)" days from day of sale. otherwise d posit. Wi be' forfeited and broverty resold 8t zisk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five (5) dave’ advertisement of such resale in some. newspaper published in ‘Washington, D. C. B. FRANCIS SAUL 075 18th St N.W. WILLIAM P. BENS0! 953 15th §t. N.W. de30-deds.exSukh iste THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TRU SALE OF VALUABLE, Ct u‘&? K VL LAV G PR SOR TR PREMISES NO. 3200 WARDER ST By virtue_of a certain deed of trust, dated Sentember 7. 1026, being instrim areyorded September 23, "1626, the ‘land records of the Diatrict of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured therehy. the undersianed trustees will sell at public anction, in front of the nremises, on TUESDAY. TH, ELRVENTH DAV OF TANEAS, .D. 1027, AT THREE. HIRTY P.M. thé following-deacribed land and nremises, situate in the District of Co- Tumbia. and dexignated ss and being lot 30 n Josenh R, Bowling's subdiyision of lote n block 10, “Whitney Close.” as per plat recorded in ‘the office of the surveyor for the’ District of Columbia, in Liber o1, folle 173, said block 10 known for purposes of as wanare 30486 - subject to the bu; ne restriction 1i 17 feet back froi 1\"' of Warder street and six 1 ine of Kenyon #treet, excent as to bay-windows and porches; Bukiect also to covenants of record. Terms: " Sold subject fo nrior deed of trust for $4.500. frirther particulars of which will be announced nt time of sale: the purchase price_above said trust !a be naid in cash A geposit of $300 nmilmd. Conveyancing, recording. étc. at nurchaser's cost. Term; to be complied with within thirty da otherwise devosit forfeited and the pronerty may be advertised and resold at the discre- tion of the trustees, CHARLES OSHINGKY, 78 J. SILVERMAN, xSu&hol stees 5. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES' SALE OF V. Al ORLEAN By “virtue of tain dee reconded in Liter No 8476 at Tolis 208, o the ‘land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the parties secured thereby, the undersigned will sell at public i’ front of tha premises, ES. oy AT FOUR AR O cLAER DAL (b Tonch ing-deecribed land and premises situate in th District of Columbia, and being lot nimber three hundred and ‘seventy-three (373). in uare numbered elght hundred and fifty. ve (853) as described in said of trust, upon the following term: Terms of sale: Bald property is sublect to a_prior deed of trust securing an’ indeted. ness of $3.000. Imfldlm’onrfly will be sold Rubject to id of trust indebtedness, Of the purchase price over and above said deed of trust one-third is to be paid in ca and the balance {n two equal instaiments d, Lwo years. with interest he rate of 61 % per annum,- payable nually, secured pecond, of ., or upon the property sold, ion o! Deposit 300 Feanired at Limb of Feanired at time of sale. axes |li°h' paid or 'I'd(::;llllfi to J“W‘:"&;‘Ifl"fl g el at of purchater. . Terma of sale to b6 compiied within thirtd days ‘from date ‘of saje. otherwise dopasit. will_ be forfeited and"the roperty resold 8t Tisk and cost of defauls e Durchaser after five days’ advertigement of"ghch restle Tn“some" newspaper publiel ‘ashington, D. C. FRANCIS SAUL. WILLL ’; " * Ge30-dads.exSudhol ik t No among assessment and tavation r. STO] MO ) PREMISES TRUSTEES' ed of trust, duly e et o, BB0A: foio 208 e, sea. in Liber No. S %he land reconds of e District Tumbia. and at the request of the cured fhereby, the undersigned tru; auctton, in_front of 1 MONDAY, THE T PM. the escribed 1and Dpremises, situate in the District of ( and designated as and being lot Albert B. Clarke and J subdivision lots_in 'Block University per_ plat cordedin’ Liber at the records of the of the District of Columbia of arty 18, folio 115, Terms of sale: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $5.000.00, particulars of which will be announced &t timo of sale, the pu s will prem; NTH DAY OF AT TWO 0'CLOCK and Johnson's Rolend Jooward thereof duly re: of ¢e of the surveyor for chase price above said trust o he paid on third {n cash, balance in two equal instail: ments, payable in one and two years, Wil interest at 63 A deposit ‘of be. time of sale. at cost of purchaser. 500.00 Wi resell the propert defaulting published in Washington, D C, ROBERT. B, FLYNXN, ISAAC E. SHOEMAKER, __de30-d&ds exSudkhol THOS. J. OWEN & SO No. 1238 Eighth St. N.W. By virtue of a ce recorded in Liber 5572, and_at the thereby, the undersigned trustee will at public_auation, in front of the on WEDNESDAY, THE TWELETH ANUARY, A.D.' 19 and premises, &ituate in the City ton, District of Columbia, and and ‘being the north 12 feet 4% numbered four hundred (400). a8 surveyo together with the improvements, of three-story brick dwelling. Terms of sal annm, payable semi-annually, Sale. secured by deed o trust the Durchager. A ‘deposit of § reauired at e of waie Al o recording, etc.. at cost of pirchacer a1 ‘Gale b e b from day ‘of sale. reserver The i after’ five daya otherwise the advertisement of such ington, AMERICAN ¢ TRUST COMPANY. (SearyBY HOWARD MORAX, Attest: ALBERT H. SHILLINGTON, (2 de30-dkdn.cxsusngy A" Secretary. per centum per_annum, Day: able semi-annially. from day of eale, secured by secand deed of trust upon the property sold. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser required at All conveyancing, recording.etc.. ‘erms of sale to be com- plied with' Within 50 days from day of eale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to at the risk and cost of urchaser, after five days adver- tsemient of such reale I some newspaper & 50N, "AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, Premises n deed of trust duly . tolio 430 et seq.. of the land records of the Diatrict of Columhia, request of the party secured sell remises, AY OF 4 AT FOUR-THIRTY 'CLOCK P.M., the following-described land Washing- gnated as inchos front on 8th street by {uil depth thereot ot lot numbered thirty (30) in the Washington City Orphan Asylum's subdivision of equare T pia recorded in Liber N. K., at folio 206, in the ‘8 office of the District of Cofumbla; #ame “being the north one-half of said lot: consisting One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two caual” installments. payable in one and two years. with interest at six per centum per from day_of upon the proverty sold, or all cash, at the option of 250.00 will be nveyancing. Terms nplied with within 30 days trustes the right to resll the property at and cost of defaulting purchaser, To- sale in come newspaper published in Wash- AND Vice President. STEAMSHIPS. THE EVEN The Little Path. Sylvia Decker with her snow shovel met Zelie Brockett with her snow shovel midway between the Decker and Brockett houses. They paused to rest and talk. “Hope this is the last time we have to shovel out this path this Winter,” Sylvia said. “I'll be glad to sce green grass growing on it.” “Lewls was laughing about us this morning at breakfast,” Zelie replied. “He said our path was like the liga- ment that connected the Siamese twing, He said that when they cut that ligament the twins died “I never heard of the twine,” returned Sylvia. band has funny ideas. Now (eorge says that our little path wears out the grass and spoils the looks of his :a\\'n. He is always grumbling about s “Men can’t understand such things,” Zelie said earnestly. “Lewls declarcs that this little path is bound to lead to trouble. Ife says we're getting too thick. That's the way he speaks of our friendship—I guess you did a lit- tle bit more of this path than I did, Sylvia.” “Not more Sylvia laughed, The little white path with the gleaming snow heaped up on either side led from Sylvia's back door to Zelie's, and 10 times a day one or the other of the women pursued it. If Zelie heard a bit of news over the telephone, if Sylvia made a cake by a new recipe, they must get together forthwith. Little by little this pro- cession between steps had shus them away from the other neighbors. They found sufficlent diversion in each other. Tolerantly the other women looked on and let the two friends alone. Then came a new element into the midst of peaceful Caper street. The Davis house was rented to out-of- town people, the Cards. Mrs. Card was small, dark, vivacious, with her slanting eyes a trifle too close to- gether. She espled the little path be- tween the two opposite houses and laughed about it to her next-door nelghbor, Mrs. Chester. “What does it mean?” she asked. “My son calls it a main artery of travel,” answered Mrs. Chester smil- ingly. “To the rest of us it is just the evidence of a powerful friendship.” “Powerful idiocy!” sneered Mrs. Card. Zelle Brockett liked Mrs. Card, but Sylvia’ franker personality hung amese Your hus. than two shovelfuls,” WATER FRONT PROPERTY. \MSHIPS. TRUSTEES _ SALE WAFER prONE ING GIBSON ISLAND. By virtue of a on the first day of July. in said court pending, Cook et al, 4 Millie \iherein are. plaintiffs and eanity, T wiil offer” at " public courthouse' door Maryiand,” ‘on EIGHTEENTH, 1 G'CLOCK ~AM. the All “that _tract”_of Magoths River the Magothy River ad| on the Magothy River. acres of laod, more land situate * on Gibson i’ direct more _Houlevard to ~ Gibson roperty is improved by se louses. tenant houses. barns outbuiidings and bas been STgTAL tracts s Tollow 0 dcres, Iot B containe 7077 acre contains 37 acres, lof lot E contains 15.33 Teland, lot dential is a most desirable ne mer residences and the property ticularly susceptible to development suburban residences. The property will offered in lots as above specified i Terms of sale One-third (14) casl balance avable rom on ratification of n one and two ye 'of saler deterred to the satisfaction of the trustee. cash, at the option of the purchaser. denogit of twenty-five ($2.500.00) will be required of_ the chaser on the day of sale if whole and 10 per cent of U money of each parcel will sold in parcels. usted to day of e expense ‘0f the be required ale. urchaser. 3 d a biue t e of the undersigned {rustee. ther particulacs. inquu A wgu o Kacuoneer, %" : 024 801316 F VALUABLE PROPERTY ADJOIN- decree of the Cireuit Court for Anne Arundel County in Equity. passed 1020, 1n’ & case Warren Chairs et al,"are defendants, being No. 5110 salo at the in_the city of Annapoli TUESDAY, = JANUAR' AT TELEVE following _property: of ning nd consisting of 1661 oF Jess. situgte v, the public road called the Mountain Road lead- from the Annapolis and Bylti: al _dwelling and other ubdivided into ot A containg rrows and a """"fifl: containe 3.40 acres: cres. is_propert is situate in that exclusive suburban_ resi: section knawn as Gibson Island and hborhod for Sum- 1ol be el g S0l (ho Rishest BidOE, T the highest hidder o erma. ot 'sale"Breacrived by the decree! t ual installments. B one and {wo jears, respecticels Pasment 1o bear interest from day of sale and to be secured i Or 12 hundred dollars pir- ol as a e D\ll"‘hll&l axes and insurance to be Conveyancing at A plat_of i ‘Bled”Ii thess proceedings Ah3 PPRN rivt fhereof can be WINTER CRUISES WEST INDIES 15 to 30 days BERMUDA ¥ 4 ngs each week ROUND TEE ‘WORLD MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES Jamacia—Cuba—Porto Rica— Nassau—South America CALIFORNIA Via Panama Canal Ask for Booklets OBER’S [ F THE DIS. REME COURT O > DS ‘olumbia—In re the applic Esther Beatrice Rechet- fhg:::n:lk':lnn?nl—.\’o 16123, Equity ,—Charles Rechetnik and Esther flea "% pedition ‘decree changing their names to T IOE foh and Cether Beatrice Rich ond faving applied to the court for an lfl;]:‘:. (I‘rg day of 3 A.R. é\g‘ze. urdornl lhl“ha:l 'T»rz hcorncd show cause. if any tNere be. onor Defore the 18th day of January. AD: llllloll at a jer be published once a week o Tl Stntive Weeks befors said ey aw Reporter and Thi WENDELL P, Seal) " A true copy. G By Beiirite Recnotnik, “havin ng arles publication ch_case December of the notice required b it is. by court. this 20t of ‘said vhy the prayers why' the pravers of eaid 19: shouid not be granted: in e Washington Ls Star news STAFFORD. Justice Teati FRAX CUN. LW de30,ja8.13 T . CUN HAM, Clerk. ALL, Assistant Clerk. ————— PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS WILL BE RE ureau of Supplies and Accounts. artment. Washington. D. C.. until o'clock a.m.. Jan. 4. 1927 transformers, electric wire and cable. steel, telephone jacks. transformer radi a”;‘”"dhni:rr;:!. mh‘l’(lme'fg!.‘h sk chocking wires, o ;l . “’:vhmfl( n. D. Apply for 1 cof als to the Bureau of Supplies and Ac- Pounts. e MORRIS, Faymaster e unts. CHARLES neral of the Navy. JEIVED BY THE ay; 1 for delivering Dlate Vrecipion Navy ~ OFFICIAL NOTICES. OFFICE OF THE ROARD OF ¥ tion and_Review. District ington. Tecember : Ard cordance with the Drovis oF e s’ of the .. o ‘ongress of Auwust 14. 1804, and amend- ard of “Equalization ments thereto, the Bo: eview will be in wesslou in the District F.\l ing (Room 5) from and after the irst Monday in January until_and including 127, for the pur- determining such com- in ‘respect to" the the first Monday in J pose of hearing and Dlainte as may be made new assessment of real property in said Di trict. The books containing said assessment are open to pul id_can be seen at the offi tween the hours of nine o'cl a.l three o'clock man. of each secular day. due consideration all rie. 19° UALIZA- Buil u?x, Wash- 1926 —In mpiaints insure :S“uuhl e filed at the earlicst Dosaible date @ law requires that the equalization and iew shall be completed as nearly as ticable on I?:; first Mond: in June. after which date’ ng other. ‘or firthe plaints as to the valuations will be and when approve h( the Commi will constitute the basfs next succeeding period of one until another v ., 'Blank fornrs for mal can‘be had on application. WM. P RDS. Agsessor and Chairman of ualization and Review. oner ear. RIC rd 30 of taxation for the and uation is made according to ing complaints CH- of MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. g e S “OVIN'O KRIEGS PACKING Eye St Main 201 LONG DISTANCE MOVERS S2HS CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH 3343 MOVE Withous Worry or Risk. Be- h; %‘."Q-M‘ Av:fim"“ . 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Sail from Vancouver, B. C. fares, etc.. pply Cai Pac’ Rwy.. 905 st ite S e Siglan ¢ e, Winc 9 Hasti W."Vancou c. T 1 Steamers 2. Mar. 9. WHITE STAR RED STAR and ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINES Every type of accom. modatiqn. Services to all principal European ports. o A infmna’ “d:nu; o ‘Washingten Office 1208 F St., N.W. NG STORY back from the complexities of the nar row eyed woman's nature. don’t see how you she told Zelie hy, Sylvia! I find her very terestin She knows so many things. And Lewis is quite with Mr. Card. She has ver to play mah-jong tonigh! via_sniffed Next day she had to hear all about mah-jong party he carried out the Japanese idea right straight through, related enthusiastically. “She served a_mah jong salad, made with sprouted beans and bamboo shoots! 1t was the best stuff. Lewis was crazy over it. She told me how she made it, and I'm goIng to try some. You may have the recipe if you want it, Sylvia.” “I don't want it,” replied Sylvia sharply Spring came on aps melted from the path and the green grass sprang up. It grew rapidly, for there was a diminution of the travel that had once annoyed George Decker. More and more the Cards and Brock etts were together, for the Cards owned a good car and were always ready to take their friends about with them. Sylvia Decker found herself bereft as a bivalye stranded at low tide. She had so long depended upon Zelie for companionship that her other nelghbors had got into the habit of doing without her company. She was lonely and very sad, for she had rely loved Zelie, and it hurt her cruelly to see Zelie wooed from her by a woman she did not like Many an evening that early Sum mer she sat alone on her porch and vatched Zelie go forth gayly in the Card's sedan. Mrs. Card never asked her to ride, never asked her to din ner or to play bridge in the evening Indeed, Mrs. Card scarcely knew that she existed. George Decker's business called him away a great deal, and Sylvia either had to go with him or remain lonesomely at home. She chose to accompany her husband every time she could for the sight of the lawn unmarred now by the little path, sent arrows in her heart. George, of course, was well pleased with the result of that severed ligament. One night Sylvia returned alone to her home after a_ week's outing with George. She had come because some inner sense, or it might have been some other voice, urged her to do k0. As soon as she snapped on her lights, Mrs. Chester came over. “Zelle is sick,” Mrs. Chester said “She is very sick. She ate something that didn’t agree with her when she was picknicking with the ¢ terday. I'm glad you've come, Sylv! I've a houseful of company and I can't take the time to look afte Zelle. And somebody ought to.” Sylvia sald without hesitation “I'll go ri d had any doubts about how Zelie would receive her the: | were dispelled when she saw the way Zelie's eyes filled with tears at sight of her. “Oh, Sylvia!" she said. Sylvia stayed with her that nigh and by morning Zelle was so mucl better that Dr. Potter himself was surprised. Mrs. Card never came to see Zelie at all. “She never goes where there is sickness,” Zelie confessed. ‘“She— she is a fair-weather friend, I guess. But you—oh, Sylvia! What a fool T've been to be led away! And our dear little path has grown over— She cried out of sheer gladness to have Sylvia there, strong and re liable, unchanging. and holding her hand. “It {s my fault that our path has grown over,” Zelie added. Sylvia gave Zelie's hand a squeeze. Never mind,” she said practically. The path itself doesn't matter. It~ —it’s the spirit of friendship that is back of it. And because of it. And because of that spirit, Zelle, the lit tle path ought to be carpeted with everlasting flower: . (The end.) (Copsright. 1926.) e e el ISSUES CREDIT WARNING. Store Holds Hyphens and Title: Don’t Mean Wealth. LONDON, December 30 (#).—Tailc are having such difficulty in collectin: Paccounts that one West End firm pat ronized by fashion leaders has draw: up special instructions as a “credit guide” to its staff. Among the points emphasized are: “Hyphens in names mean nothing and are no excuse for credit.” Don’'t be influenced by strangers who call themselves major or captain they may be entitled to the prefix, but it is no evidence of means.” EDUCATIONAL. TTALIAN SCHOOL OF THE WASHIN Club: professor from Italy: heginners’ advanced courses starting with the T~ K. of C. School 1314 Mass. Ave. N.W. Elementary, High School. Commer- cial, Accounting, Law and College Eve. ning Courses. "Open to both men and women. An unusually capable facul Tuition rates modera ree employ- ment bureau. 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