Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1927, Page 45

AUCTIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO D. 0, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1927. MUTT AND JEFF —Will Somebody Please Page a Real Oculist? GeN. ANDREWS' RIGHT- HAND MANS DoON'T “ToUCH Me WITH - YouR LUNCH HookS: VeRY WeLl. BuT 1€ The GeN kNeEw NYou (NSULTED THe STAR Booze TESTER OF WS STAFF We'D CHOKGE WITH RAGEL Ll < DARN NICE OF You TO TesT THIS WILD Moose MILK, MyTT CLP e ONFISCATED TAYL (T's EoUR AM L WE GotTA TURN IN AWEVE GOt AN APPOINTMENT WITH THe DPTICIAN AT NINETD HAVE oVR CYES EXAMINGD FOR GLAssest (o) (Copyright Trade Mark Reg. AW, ANYBOBY CAN Sce WHEN) THEY'RE SoBER! WHAT Wwe wANT GLASSES Se we AN s€e WHeN we'Re ‘PLASTERED' ! 1926, H. C. Flsher. . Pat. Off.) BY BUD FISHER BE YOURSELE, oLD. Sweevt. T'M HOLDING FOURY! count €nm AGAINY - one - Two (H©) THree, FouR’ 4 PUTT, ARE You HOLDING TWO, oR THRCE OTTLES (N, Your HAND? 2 [ AUCTION SALES. FUTURE_DAYS. “WHOS. J. OWEN & Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- Story Brick Dwelling Known as Premises 179 V St. N.E. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly gecorded, in Liber No. 5098, folio 131. et B0, the iand records of the Districi of oliimbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will 1l at_public auction, in_front of the prem ees. on THURSDAY, THE TWENTIETH AY OF JANUARY, AD. 1927. AT FQUR O'CLOCK 'P.M.. 'the ‘Tollowing-described 1and and ‘premises, Situate in the District 0t Co- lumbia, and designated as and being ot 138 in'square east of square 3835 in Wardman's and Thomas F. Bones' vision ‘of lots in block 10 ““Highview per plat_recorded in the office 0f the sur vyesor for the District of Columbia, in Liber 43 at Tollo 4. Sublect 1o the covenants of cord. Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust 1o $3.000.00; “how overdue, Thurtber particulars of which will be announced at time of sale: the purchase price above said trust to be' paid in cash. A deposit of $300.00 require récording ete.. at purchaser's o Terms to be com: plied with within thirty days, otherwise de- Dosit forfeited and the property may be ad- Yertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. B. L RINEHART, FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD. . Ja8.11.13.15.18.20 Trusices. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick Residence, Being Known a: Premises No. 2359 Champlain St. N.W. By virtue of a cerfain deed of trust dated June 111925, being instrument No. 137, Fecorded June 12. 1925 among the lant records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby. She undersigned trustees will sell af public uction in front of the premises on THURS. : THfI-! TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF FANUARY. A D 1027 AT FIVE O'CLOCK M.. ~the' “following-described land. ~ and preniises. situate in the District of Colum- bia_ anil’ designated as and being lot 73 in Katherine L. Johnson's subdivision of lot 10 in block 11, “Meridan Hill." as per plat fecorded in the office of the strvevor of the Distrigt of Columbia in Liver County 22 ofto 28, ™ Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money 10 'be paid in cash, balance In two squal instaliments, payable in one and two years, with ifiterest at 613 per centum per annum, pavable semi-annually, from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash. at_the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $300 will be uired at time of sale. All con- veyancing, recording. revenue stamps, etc.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within 30 days from day of sale. otherwice the trusiees reserve the right to recell the Drovertv at the risk and st of defaulting purchaser. after five days' advertisement of such resale in gome news- Paper published in Washington BIGEL 0. F oline and instrument No. among_the land Columbi secured sell at public ises on THUR P designated_as square 457 bey a point distant the southeast c ng 295 inches. ther east 26 feet 2.2! feet to the place square 457, H B said Liber of Columbia, Terma: Sold paid in cash. ‘A certified chy wit of ihe trustees. ia6.10.13 Estate in Dwelling, May 21. instrument ‘No. the District of C of the party AY. JANUARY, Yo-wit subdivision of sai of "John Davideor Liber N. K.. at office of the Dist for The same on the southeast co: ning thence nortl west 10 feet 8 i 7nches to L foot Terms of sale: to resell th> pro paper published porgr publle c W1 jal2-d&ds.exSu 1 OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. _THOS. J. Trustees’ Sale of Valuabl No. 621-623 D St. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, I 104, recorded M t and at the request of the party reby. the undersigned trustees wifl DAY OF JANUARY. the following-described land and prem- ises “situate in the District of Columbla. and thence west along eaid street 26 feet in lot C in Anthony Buckley % at folio of the office of the surveyor for the District trust for $11,500. which will ‘be " anriounced at_time of sale the purchase price above sajd trust to be k required. cording. etc.. at purchaser's cost be complied’ with within thirty days. other- denosit forfeited and the T be .advertised and resold at the discretion ADAM A. WESCHLER_& § ON. A Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real proved by Three-Story Brick By virtue of a certain deed of trust 1926. and_recorded Mi secured signed trustees will offer for sale by atction, in front of ‘the DAY, THE TWENT O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-described land lz'l"lhyreml-eu sitnate in the District of Co- ) inches to the beginning. together with the improvements thereon. required of purchaser at time of sale convevancing. recording and notar cost of purchaser complied with within 30 days from day ol sale, otherwice the trustees of the defaulting purchaser advertisement of such resale in some news- THOS. J. OWEN & TRUSTEE'S SA STORY BRIC PREMISES NO. FAST le Gas- 0il Filling Station, recorded. in Liber eeq. of the land re Columbia. and ‘at 1) secured thereby, the sell at public_ auc premises. on FOURTH DAY OF AT THREE-THIRT] following-described uate in the District ction. in_front of the prem- SDAY. THE TWENTIETH nd being part of lot 4 in Aning on D street north at 6 feat 226 inches west from ner of the eaid lot and run- Terms: Sold trust for about blect, to & prio hee north 100 feet. thence e thanoe s 78, furiner particulars o be 5 inches. thence sonth 100 of heginhing. now embraced subdivigion of | the pure lat recorded in | maid in cash Convesancing. cost. Tel daye Droperty . as per 1 record subject to a prior deed of further particulars of Geposit of $B00 1n cash or Canveyaneink. e "Ferms ‘10 roperty may AS = PREMISES NORTHEAST. CHARLES E. MARSH irtue O e FRED T. NESBIT Trustees _ | lumbia, uctioneers secured thereby. premises. on TU] FIFTH DAY OF . J. Business Zone, Im- | x(i's THIRTY 0'C No. 1217 L St. N.W. ated | recorded in i 25, 1926, 105. of the land records of 'olumbia, and at the request thereby. the under- ublic emises. on MON- "FOURTH ' DAY OF AT THREE-THIRTY District_of Columbl: Terms: Sold subi trust_for $3.500.00. paid_in cash A auired. purchaser's cost with within thirty Part of lots 3 and 4 of the uare 283. made by the heirs n. as per plat recorded in folio 80 in the survevor's rict of Columbia: Beginning 1, street, 20 feet_ west from rier of kaid lot 3 and run- h 82 feet 7 inches: themce nches: thence south’ 82 feet street: and thence east 10 trust rustees. i) __jal4-d&ds.ex ADAM A, WESCH TRUST. S, FROVED RE AL recorded, in Liber Cash. A deposit of $500 1 fees at Terms of sale to P Coliimbi Seured iherebs: of the premises. on EIGHTH DAY OF THREE O'CLOCK serve the right perty at the risk and cost after five dave' Bl in the eity of Washington, | PEirict of, U0 in Todd an of the ftracts of B ROPE. LTON J." LAMBERT. Trus Pleasant” _and oes. of Nos. 2003, 2005, 2007, 2011 to 2035, inclu- sive, and 2041 Thirty-seventh St. N.W. By virtue of a deed of ftrust record cember 4. 1925, as instrument No. 82 of the land records of the District of Columbia. and at request of party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by blic auction, in_front of premises. on JAN RY TWEN%V-'J?HTH, 19 AT FOU P.M.. the following- @escribed land and premises. in the District of Columbia. to-wit: Lots 434, 435, 436. 438 to 450, inclusive, and 453 in square east of sguare 1301 ‘Terms of sale: merg sold subject to & first deed of trist of $3.500 on each houses e November 30. 1928, bearing interest at {x and one-haif per cent per annum. Dar- ticulars of which will given upon appli- cation to trusiees and annou: at sale. Balance of the purchase money to be l|1 in' cash. ' A" deposit of $280° required o purchaser at sale on each house. All con. veyancing. recording. revenue stam and _ notarial fees at st of purchaser. Terms of sale to ba complied with within 30 dave from sale. otherwise trustees reserve right 1o resell property at risk and cost of de- faulting Purcgaser. after five days' adver- tisement of resale in_so) newspaper published in ‘ashington, D. C. GEO. o EWEINS4 WM. . LINKINS, 1733 De Sales St. jal8-d&d Trustees. ADAM A WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, 1212 Euclid Street Northwest. By virtue of & certain deed of trust dated %'wm 7, 1926, and duly recor among e na reconds of the District of Columbry on the 26th day of October. 1026. and known ‘ll ‘:lrw‘l‘n‘*fiflb 2 3'51&’“’ under- 5 Thstees blie auctio aE ARy ;A![‘ffl‘ B0, 107 AT FOUR-THIRTY DCLOCK P g folidw: Toe_described 1and. and uate in ihe “Blaiict /of ool Lo ievente’teven {77) =ubdivisi 2444-2446 2325-23217-. St. NW. By virtue of Ceyrt of the Di in Equity Cauge n front of the b ENTY-FOUR’ 927 AT FOU ing-des R 89 and 90 the office of of Columbia. ““District & Torms of money o’ be b two equal inst romissory notes n one and two Su upon_the required con at cost of purch: sale. otherwise ington, D. remisas, ja12-d&ds exSu ADAM A, WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Business Zone, Fronting 75 Feet on Georgia Avenue, Running Through to Eighth Street, Improved by Premises Nos. 2438-2440-2442- i trustees will offer for sale by {3}"11‘7& auction, ibed land the District of Colum! in Wright a of part of M1 Pleasant according to the plat of said subdivision as same appears in ‘Colum| nd in Book Levy Co [mproved as above per cent per annum_from able semi-annually. secured property sold. or all cash, at the ontign of the purchaser. of purchaser aneing. _recordis complied with within 3 right to resell the cost of the defaulting’ purchaser. after fiv days' sdvertisement o wenaper published recorded in Liber records of the office District of Columbis being _now known Terms of sale: $3.5 over trust. recording. Tevenne s Ga. Ave. and Nos. 2329-2331 Eighth a decree of the Supreme trict of Columb No. 45871 the un to Fesell the o of the defaulting pu advertisement of su peper published in ' JA miges. on a18.20.22.25.27 By virtue of a certain MON nated as and being lot 89 in Davenhower's subdivision of lots in square 753 as said subdivision is recorded in the records of the office of the surts District of Columbia in Book 14, otherwise deposit Mmay be advertised and resold at the diccretion of the trustee JOHN 'W. USTEES' SALE OF ACHED FRAME ing-described land ‘and premises. situate the District of Columbia. an and heing_lot 16 in square 4341 of Annie Kirkland Warren's subdivision, as per plat Liter 63, ords of the office of the surt Conveyancing. WILLIAM LER & 68 HOBART PLACE NORTHWE:! By virtue of a certain deed of trust District of Columbia. to-wit! (105) in Rosa Wall others' subdivision of lots in block fiv d_Brown’s subdivisio hundred and eighty- 10 covenants of record 5 The_above property will be sold subject to a prior deed of lrl‘nl for . due March. 1928: balance all cas A deposit_of $500 required of purchaser at time of sale. at_cost of purchaser. complied with within 30 days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right roperty at the risk and ecost AUCTION SALES. REDAYS. SON. AUCTIONEERS. LE OF VALUABLE TWO. DWELLING KNOWN AS STREET NORTH- sed of trus 35, follo ords of the Di e request of the party undersigned trustee will ction r DAY, JAN' » o lapd promises. of Columbla, and desig- ‘Washington sit- of the of which will be announiced at time of s chase price above said trust to A deposit of $300 required. ding. etc.. ‘at purchaser's ns to be complied ‘with within 30 Torfeited and ' the GLENNAN o Trustee. SON. AUCTIONEERS. VALUABLE DE- RESIDENCE. KNOWN 2830 27th STREET rtain_deed of trust. duly B corded in Liber No, 5032. follo 13 et " ':f( lhl"‘lll\d records of the Distriet u(%- and at '.?'l;‘ request of o will sell at ‘public_auction, in_front of the “on "TUESDAY, NTY, the party undersigned trustees AD. 1027 AT M.. the fivll(\“‘\'v n . designated as A LOCK of the Tec- yor for the . ject to a prior deed of further particulars of Tolio which will be announced at time of sale: the purchase price above said trust to be deposit_of $300.00 re- recording, etc.. at Terms to be complied days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be adver- tised and resold at the discretion of the FRANCIS SAUL, P. BENSON. Truste SON. Auctioneers. OF VALUABLE IM- ESTATE KNOWN qA; uly No. 4645, folio 336, et 1 the land records of the District of a, and at the request of the party o Will offer for sale by public auction. in FRIDAY. THE TWE! trustees front NTY. AT undersigned JANUARY, 10 PM.. the owing- premises, situate in_the Tt one hun, “‘pleasant Plains.” as per plat of eaid Wallach and others' subdivision, No. 45. follo 83. of the f the surveyor of thy 2l eald Block five (8] QU] -eight fene (268 twenf Subject 8). All conveyancing, and notarial fees tam) erms of eale to be archaser. after five da: ch resale in some news- the city of Washington, COB B. SHAPIRO. HERMAN SHAPIRO. Trustees. DAY OF JANUARY, O'CLOCK P.N.. the follow" and premises. situate in to-wif s 88, Dole's su rvevor for the District ision book marked No. 1, at follo 80, rt No. 2. at follo 25, purchase One-third of the 0 in cash. the balance in monte represented by the of the purchaser. pavable vears. with interest day of rale. pav: ¥ of trust Room and B: the Second ‘Two-Story 816 Seventh A depogit of $500 | B All Aearor tagl ublic_auction, HURSDAY. nd potarial fo0e | ANUARY, " Gavs from day_of | 0'CLOCK P. the trustees reserve the | and roperty at the risk and | lum ng aser % Dia: 3.000.00, due in_al ot ol WARS | £2053 GUY H. JOlHdN!OK. oo Bl ‘ermont Building. ‘Trustees. ete.. at Dosit forfeited. of loty 57, “Columbia. corded in Liber No. 36, Tecords of the office of ike surveyor of the District of Columbia: subject to the cove: nants that when a buildine is erected upon | 2aid ot 1t shall pot be Within' thirts (50) feot of the Euclid street line, nor shall it | By be used for manufacturing or mechanical | Febru; piirpgses, nor shall spirituous liquors be soid | Plefein. improved by threa-siory. sight-room andl two-bath brick dwelling, h -water heat, | 4o, 1212 Euclid street northwest "rerme, of sale:” Sold sublectio a prior deed Of trust’ for mix ' thonsand & five wired dollare ($6.800). further par wiars, of which will he annoutced follawing describ e of ‘sale. One uate in th * purchase money to o iy ance to be payable in monthly 1 seventy-five dollars (with the of making larger Davments in any amount ench Installment. when'so paid, to be appiied frst Uo the payment of inierest on 'the amount of principal remaining unpaid at The rate of six and one-half per centum %% per annum and the balance there- of credited to the principal, " Said note to he secured by deed of trust upon th Oberty sold. or all cash. at the option of BrePpurchaser. A denosit of thres hundred Dfiare (8300.00) Will be required at time 58 sale. " Al convevancing. recording 'and o enie’ stampe at cost of purchaser Terms 07 sale to be complied with within thirty 780) days from day of sale otherwise the {rustees reserve the righi to resell the prop. ' SAL! OWN. ary 20 rnd at th the _undersigned avction in front DAY _THE TWE! UARY. AD. 18 request of h Butt's subdivision per yeyor for the Di at folio ion line Sold which will ‘be_a the purch aid in cagh cost. Terms to days. otherwil property _may the discretion of THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. | _ja15.17.14 s o cords of the District of Columbla: and District of C il as and being Jot 28 in plat_recorded in_ the 165. $4.000. ase price above said trust to be A de onveyancing recording. e 1a12-d&ds exSu 9.2 THOS. E OF VALUABLE DWELL. A3 SAENTNES RS EHES TRUSTEES' SA NUMBERE By vletha o corded "August 8th, at folio 270. of No. the party secured thereby. . trustees will sell at public of the premises. on FRI NTY-FIRST DAY OF JAN. AT THREE P.M.. th 1 land_and premines. sit umbla,_ and desig Leonard A 1 of lots in square 3155, as e office of the sur: strict of Columbia in Liber subject to the building hown on said plat. subject to a prior deed of further ~particulars of t time of sale: premises. on FRID, V-FIRST. 1 the _following-deseri situate in the Distri ing lot " numbered (110) in " squgre #ix (856). a8 upgn "the following Terms of sale: to a prior de edness of $2.750.00. nnounced edness, _ Of above ‘sald deed o the p sit of $300 required etc.. @t purchaser's compligd with within 30 leosit forfeited the advertiged and resold at the trustees, WILLIAM kt I’ll:‘“' Trustee paid in cash an with interest at the alls. secured by the ‘property sold, of the purchaser. be_required at th o7ty at the risk and cost of defaulting pur haser after five dave advertisement of siich resale in some Dewspaper published in Washingion. D gGor v swos SAUL R. GOLDSMITH. M. D ROSENBERG Trustees. Corner 7th and E Streets. Attorney for pariy secured 1a10-d&ds exSu AT SN OMAS J. OWEN & SON. Auctloneers. | Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Im- ! pfoved Real Estate, Being Premises 718 Eighteenth St. N.W., Known as the “Pre-|¢ mier” Apartment House. 19 S virtue of & certain deed of trust duly ST irte e Wor 4000 fous 485 ot recorded I Jand records of the. Districi_of o noiaan At the reqtiest of the arty Coliimpla, i The “ibdereigned - surviv secured Aheleby i e "at " pablic auc ing ~tustee, W o inet plemises, *on LeR AN THE TWENTYFIRST DAY OF SRRAGy Wb T AT Two Btholk ARY it ing descrined land’ and b B e te 1 the a1y of Washinglo R mtis, i designaied as and % et Signu Tl o the g o e by Joseph B. ‘Colburn ‘o 2 My ore fangred tons-one {113 D bt ecorded in Liber B2 folio 83, of hrveyor's ofce reco it Fireproof No. 1460 in land reco d at t i d b Columbia {and ten (10) in of part of in the ¢ nown for ation as lote n ‘equare pmb 3 d _seven 1 “be & grds of the Distrct of | Aoeamg Y logetnar with the improvements. o misee 718 Eightenth sireet north: own 8s the Premier” Apartment House. {3%izs of sxle: The property fa sold sub- e o BHor deeds 'of irust seereratiog 552 800" with accrued intarest. (he. particy: §7e O whicn will be announced at Hime of 2 OLohe! Shrchase money over and above Y trosts (0. be pald 1n cash A deponit of DBt Be Tediired"al time 1 42" A1 | ¢ S amging recordink. etc. at cost of pur: | A ot of salé to be complied with | ale. other T it daye, Otherwise the [ristes re. | Lo ressl) the b Tathin (BT "o retell fhe property wi | of the defaultin £ igh. apdcost ot deisulling” Dirchuser | advertisement o Ve aya” advertisement ol .'u"'.'“'.,_ S pae pabened” ' Wasklas W EMORY 1. COBLE] Stirviving two years. with of sale. secured | property _wol of Al settlement and the purchaser. of plied with with ia12-Qkds exSu rustee. 1816 d&de. ADAM A. WESCHLER & & Trustees’ Sale of med Real Estate, Being Five-Story, Known as “The Faraday.” By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly Liber No. 5630. folio 872 bed wit “Mount Pleasant.” nd all taxes and ssumed and pai two equal installmenty t | per annum. payable semi-annually. he ‘purchaser. 5.00 | quired of the purchaser &t the time o title charges. wise the trusices reserve the roperty at the risk and cost povyr published in the City of VRS & SRR FERNAND ON. Auctioneers. | Chaser. VMIQ m- | otherwise. deposi erty resold at risk Durchaser afier fve of guch resale i Modern, | {7 Watnineto Apartment House Irving St. N.W, TRUSTEE'S SALE DWELLING NO_ 20 NORTHWEST. By virtue of a ce recorded in Tiber geq.. and a certai February 17, No. 7! land and at the thereby. the at_public _auction, isen on" FRIDAY orde of the Dis " requeat”of e party e he underaigned trustees will )y public. auction. in front on THURSDAY, THE | DAY OF JANUARY. R O'CLOCK P.M.. the d _and premises, situ- of Washington. District of Lots numbered nine (9) John_Sherman's subdivision as per plat office of the surveyor for the nbis in Liber Levy Court 0 2% : said proper bein purposes of Assessment and numbered nine (9) and ten numbered twenty-six hun ty-two . (2672) ¢ subject 1o ssments. which by pu: e o1 'the purchase the balance Pagable in' one .é‘a il seven per iy o o cash. at the option re 2 conveyancing, reco notarial ‘the cost of Terms of sale to be com- in thirty days from dl’l g rig] TH FOU reqt HIRTY described Tand _an the District of Coly and being lot 451 abdivition of lots auare gast 1301 or's of Terms of money to equal insty years. wi One-thi e ia ents. int 3 or ol e the_purchaser. A erty at the risk an et ] purchaser. after five daye’ shington, D. C Juch Tesale in gome vews: AMERICA! 2% et RT H. u rustees. i1 d&de exSu Part .'l‘u).? ‘ln “’!d 13 1 'art of lots 12 an in jui 9 improved as above. . Terma: Sold subject to a prior trust for 6% % The purchase Sala truet to be paid in cash. $300.00 required. Ce urchaser’s cost. plied with within thirty days, otherwise de- ESTATE. BRING ARY AT FOUR O'CLOCK P Said of trust be sold sublect to said d th inetallments, pavable in one and two vears a) Der centum per annum, secon . o A 025 wiLLIAd _ OWEN & SON. AUCTION] . KNOWN Al THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET 1926, and 75. recorded March records of the uest of the party escure undersigned trustee will sell DAY OF JANUARY. A.D, 192 O'CLOCK ' P, intereat st 635 iapiin, pevable Splpaniuly; property sold. or all e required at time of 10 be thirty days frém day of trustee Teserves the right to reaell the prop. [ Tesalo In_somo newsoaner b a THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Sale of Valuable Two-Story Brick Building, Containing a Store With Two 'Rooms in - Rear on First Floor and a Six. ath Apartment on Floor, With a Brick Garage in the Rear, Being Premises No. St. S.W. authority vested in us we will sell at in front of the i THE TWENTIET! D. 1927 AT FOUR.THIRTY Jropises. on DAY OF following described land istrict of Co- ut one year with inter- ico above deposit of nveyaneing, recording. Terms to be cor 0%, %, OWEN & SON. Aucts. & SON. AUCTIONEERS. 457 0 1001 6th §" F# a certain ¥ BLE REAL ) deed of trusi. Te- 1925. in Liber No. ?flfii. he land records of 'the District of Columbia, and at the reauest of the parties secured thereby. the undersigned will ‘sell at publie auction. {ront of "t AR bed land and premises ot ‘ot Columbia. and be- hundred and _ ten hundred. and Afty: eight fescribed in sald deed of trust. terms perty s sublect securing an_indebt- sald property will of trust indebt. urchase price over tryet, onegnind 18 to e balance in two equal . an: rato of six and oneh ayabie Seonl-anmu- i decdt of, drise gon r all cash at the ovtlon posit of $200.00 will ime of sale. All con- veyancing. recording. etc.. at cost ol - Crerme ot sdle” 1o, bo. complicd wiin it ity (30) " towifl Do 7R 20 : : L el ged w (5) days’ advertisemen some newspaver published . FRANCIS SAUL. 15th St W P. BENSON 925 15th St. N.W.. Trist ERS. F VALUABLE PREMISES rtain_deed of trust. duly No. 54062, folio 100 et n deed ‘1p trust, dated ing insirument fod % i District of Columbi in_front of the prem. THE TWENTY-FIRST AT FOUR- smbia. and . “ollowing- situate in o Ciarence ¥, Normeni's Humbered 800, 801. K03 ‘a8 tecorded in_the sur- the d | preinises ce of the District of Columbia, Libers A and T. pages 1301, 1260. le: Ope-third of the purchase n cash, balance in two able' in_one and two T, centupr pe trom day it upo) at tl L o cont n'{rurchner. mplied th within #ale. otherwise the as) depor dullnlllm.lnur'- Vertisment” o \iblished in o i Y senies dcont of AUCTION SALES. A'I'n;u}:t;e;"s-'.‘l:m;f Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, Being That One-Story Brick-nnfl- Stone Store, With Garage in Rear, Known as Premises No. 3720 Fourteenth St. NW. By yirtue of a certain deed of trust, duly ‘orded in Liver No. 4801, folio 289 el se the land records of the District of And 't the ‘request of the party cecured thereby, the undersigned {ruste Wil "ofter for_sale by public 4 front of the premises on WED! TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF JAN 1927, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M lowing-described land and premises, A in the city of Washington, District of Co- lumbia, to-wit: Lot numbered thirty-three (33) of E. Whyland Shaffe subdivisiol _l"f Jots numbered one_(1 17) to - wventy-four (24) in square numbered twenty-six hundre ninety-two (2692), as per plat reco the office of the surveyor for the rict of Columbia in Liber 69 at folio 3f sub- ject to any and all taxes and assessments which shall be assumed and paid by pur- Chaser Terrs of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the balance in two equal installments. payable in one and two years, with interest at seven per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, from day Of sale. gecured by deed of irusi upon the property sold. or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. ~A deposit of $300 required of the purchaser at the time of sale. All {itle charges. conveyancing. recording. settle- ment' and notarial fees at the cost of the purchase: Terms of sale to be complied 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 days’ ad- vertisement of such le in some news- paper published in the city of Washington. LUTHER A. SWARTZELL. EDMUND D. RHE] Su OWEN v Tumbia, and ed_in ial THOS. J. TRUSTEES' & SON_ AUCTIONEERS. SALE OF VALUABLE SIX: ROOM FRAME DWELLING, KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 418 N STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber 5655. of ‘the ‘land records of"the District lumbia, and at the request of e tecured theroby, the undersisned irysteee will sell at public_auction, in_front ol premiges, | on o MIDA THE § TRST DAY OF JANUARY. A.D. 1927. AT FIVE 0CLOCK P.M_ the followinig described land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia. and_designated as and bieng lot B4 in A. C. Beaman's subdivision of part of square 513, as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia, ‘in’ Book W. B M. at follo 7 ol D o et Bird ot {hc Durchase money to be paid in cash. balance in two | ual installments. pavable in one and two ars. with Interest at seven per centum per nnum. payable semi-annyally from day of sale. gecured by deed of trust upon the proverty sold. or all cash at the option o the purchaser. A deposit of, $300.00 will be required at time of sale. ~All conveyanc- ine. recording. etc,. at cost of purchaser. Terms of eale to be complied with within thirty days from day of ssle. otherwise the trusiees roserve tho right to- esell the prop- erty at the risk and coe} of defaulting pur. chaser after five davs' adves ent of such resale in some mewspaper published in . D. €. ‘Washington. D. NA' w nfvfi 3 3 RIS. jal1-dkd istees. Rl‘C AABD ja 14ds.exSu oo, E@sm’ss”%fi’xflz‘o?"nv‘z“cm’{y‘é%% 'WO-STOR B N; A H}E it TWO.STORY ~ FRA DWELLINGS, ~ BE PREMISES NO. 4712 AS) T AND 4 NORTHWES 4714 CHESAPEAKE STREET NORTH WEST. By virtie of a certain of trust. duly IR A Ry ol o i £ 4 .. of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at \?e Tequest ol‘dlhz party ured the the undersien Wil e Tiic' auction, in the office o ThLeed at publie anction in, s J. Owen & Son. n.w At Ly O el AWeN Y rOUNTR %é? QF JANUARY. A'D. 1027 AT ONE O'CL PM.. the following scribed land ‘and prem- ises, situate in the Dist] of Columbia, and’ designated as and lots numbered 26 and 27 in block num 84: lots num- bered 1 and 3. a lots 800 and 801 in block numbered 36. ‘nilou num- hered 30 to 35, inclusive, in block pumbered 29 in Grolmsant ahd David D. Stons; trustees’, subdivision of part of “Friendship Kknown as “first addition to American Uni- versity Park.” as per plat rec in the office of the surveyor for the striet of Columbia in Liber County 10. at folio 31 4 being assessed a8 square 1492 square 1538, and block 20 & e Enlgo sublect to prigr decds, of 4. each. further particu: frumt o itk will b muw.;d&fi‘ of K ammont. of 3300 PLACI 4718, sale; the purehass price above to bo paid in cash. required on each. Conveyancing, recording. ete.. at_purchaser’s cost. Terms to be com- plied with within thirty days. otherwise de- Dosit forfeited and the property may be ad- vertised and resold at the discretion of the {rustees. ROBERT E, P. KREITER. R, THOMAS EOBINSON. inlfl.lfi.l!.flfl.;;“ i‘nuuu ADAM A. WESCHLER & BON_ Auctio: Bankruptcy of Brick Ga- rage, in Alley Rear of 465 Fla. Ave. NW. By virtue of ‘an ord o e e O ariae . Buifer Banirunt Xo. i’v%q. the" undersiened e il el et public: adcdlon, ‘o0 MONDAT: TiE “TwEN -ocib OF JANU: ARY. 1047 AT FOUR-THIRTY 0GLOGK PM. ’.BAl‘t ‘?IGH\ ire 4, improved by Ofms: Subject to first trust of $487.51 ayablo monthiy: balance cash. Deposit of 5504t Sale, Terms to be complied with in 30 aaya’” Convevancing and - recording at purchasers,“SAYDEN GIBBS. Trustee. __1a12.14.16.20.22.24 Colorado Blls. SR & SON, Auctipneers. rop- of the Supreme ordmbla. holding & ~“Terms St. N.E. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated A e A amuia I o ot “Cotu e g8 saL et DIeEho and sk the reduast o iha party secured (hereby. the undersl trastees will well st publie’ syetjo at of the premises. on A 3 TY-FI S o' il; . 1927, AT FOUR! o' M. Tot nam- Dered eight (8) in block num eight, (8). in’ George Tt e ington. ‘a8 per plat recorded fn Cgunty Book @ page BS.in 'the survevor's offce of the Disfrict of " Calumbia’ (subjgot To covensnts of record). imprave ‘s three-story frame house, known as No, ‘Third sireet norib- east. in the efi’ of ngton. Terms: 8ol lub?cet to_ a prior deed of trust securing & balance of $4.394.50 due 3 building _association. _further t whereot will be Over trast, onebalt and two yes it 6%, sect of trust on the Bmm“ sold, at option of gurchnnr. posit re- quired. Conveyancing, recvrdin{ ete., At purchaser's cost Terms to be fu filled With- n thirty days from day of sale, otherwise deposit may forfeited or the property may advertised and resold at the risk and cost the purchaser. J. LEO KOLI B, WILLIAM D. COOMBS, __jal7.d&dsexSu_ ~_Trust THOS. &S CTIONEER: TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY SITUATED PROVIDENCE STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated May 5, 1926, being instrument No. 2 recorded May 8. 1028, among the land rec ords of the District of Columbia, and at the Peatiest of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees ‘will sell at public auc- tion in the office of Thos. J. Owen & Sol 1931'G st" nw. on FRIDAY, THE TWE TY-FIRST DAY OF. JANUARY. A.D. 19: AT ONE PM.. the following-deseribed land and premises, situate in the District of Co- Jumbia, and 'designated as and bel ]Dl‘ 25 and 26 in block 7 in Frederick W. Jones subdivision of “Iyv City" in Beok Sourt 8. at 7. of a}&“ | Ceeyar's ofica of the m:‘fficz:?%u . gaid, ‘block now belng Terms: _Sold subject to & trust for $400, further particu will be annouriced at time af sale: the chase price above said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of $100 required. Con- veyar cin ng. “ete.. purchaser’s comp Hati g s Tl and resold st 25 square Prior deed of lars of which ur- property be Giscretionof the 1213.18.20 otberwise OFFICIAL NOTICES. COMMISSTONERS. D¢ WASHINGTON. Januars 17th. 1937 ice is hereby giver that the Comimissioners intend to make the following-named improvements which are. in their judgment. nece ho ‘public health, safety and comfor scssments for onehalf of the cost of the same will bs mado s, provided by public at No. 171, ap- proved August 7th. 1894. Al persons in terested in. the proposed work are notified that the Commissioners will give a_publ hearing at_the District B day, February 2nd. 1927, at am., in the Board Room of the missloners, to any and all persons gesire to object theretq: Nortnwent Section ‘onstruct concrete curb and gutters on both sides of Kennedy Street, between 13th and 14th Streets: concrete’ curh block gutter on the south side of Ken Bireet ‘between Georgia Avenue and 11 Street and concrete curb and relay granite block gutter on the morth side of Kennedy Street 'between Georgia Avenus and 13th Street, all at an estimated cost of $5.100, 1o be-asscesed againat ail property sbuitn the said work. ~Construct concrete curb an gutter on both sides of Ingomar Street be. tween 41st and 42nd Streets. at an estimated 50, to be agaessed against all lots 40 and 1741 abutting the said ., fay’ cement sidewalk on_ the gouth side 0f Webster Street between New Hamp. shire Avenue and bth Strect, at an estimatpd cost of $820. 10 be assessed against all 10ts in Square 3215 abutting the eaid work. On the west side of 13th Street. between Madi- son Street and Piney Branch Road. where there' 1s"ng existing walk, at an estimated cont” of 3838 o aseessed against all property ‘atutiing the eald work. ~On the sast eide of dlst Place from Utah Avenue northward to and including lot 87 ‘Square 2333. at an estimated cost of $715. t assessed against all lots in Squars 2333 abutting the sald work. On the east side of 13th Strest between Allison Street and Towa Where there is_no existing walk. at an 228, to be assessed againet all lots in Square 2019 abutting the 6ald work. On the south side of § Street between 32nd Street and Wisconsin Avenue and on the west side of 32nd Street between R and 8 Streets (where there is no existing walk. at an estimated cost of $1.535. to be assessed against all property abutting the 8aid work. On the east side of Harlan Place from " Whittier Street southward to and in. cluding lot 28. Square 3366, at an estimated cost of S845. to be assessed against all lote in"Square 3304 abuttipe the said work, Of the woat side of River Road from 42nd Street 10 Ellicott Street, at an estimated cost of $2.980. 10 be against all_property abutting the said work. On the west side of 23rd Street botween M and N Streets. at an estimated cost_of $700. to be assessed against all lots In Square 36 abutting the said worg.v On the west side of 8th Streeet at an betwe ‘ol tree! Kangas Avenue. s Aok i pt infee Alioge 1 vy, 3718 PR LS Street between 8t) treet anc ansas Ave- nue, at an estimated cost of $135. to be aseessed against all lois in Square 3142 abut. ting the gaid work. On_the north side of Farragut Street between Illinois Avenue and 9th Street. at an estimated cost of $320. to be assessed against all lots in Square 3008 abutting the sald work. On the east side of Ellfott Place between Clark Place and Con. duit Road. at an estimated cost of $880, to be assessed agamnst all lois in Square 1358 abutting the said work. On_ the north side of Windom Place between 38th and 39th Streets, at an estimated cost of $310. to_be asseemed against all lots in Square 1834 abytting the said work. On the north side of ‘i‘eflundeu Street between Connecticut Ave. nue and Chapel Road. at an estimated cost of $185, to be assessed against all property abutting the sald work. Pave that portion of alley in Souare 3043 thdt abuts lots 83 84, 85 and 819, at an estimated cost of gsba. Alie; 8.8. FORT VICTORIA 8.8. FORT ST. GEORGE Two sailings weekly on these fine cransatiantic liners, under contract with the Bermuda Government- At Bermuda, only 48 hours from w¥orks enjoy the sports, oF rest, In s idesl climate. 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Phoss Main 12i Main 9539. b e parallel with Kansas Avenue in juare 2004, at an estimated cost of $2 86 t portion of IUPGV in Square 2001 that abuts lots 55, 56. 64 and 57. at an esti- mated cost of $3.080. That rtion of alley in Square 8000 {hat abuta lois 24 to 29_ in. clusive, at an estimate cost of $2.730, East and, west 10-toot alley and nortn and south “toot ailey in Square 8153, at an_es: Ialad ot OF 41,890 Alley, in’ Sauare 1851 At an estimaigd cost of si090 (betwees and Harrison). Unpaved allevs in Square 1750, at an estimated cost of $5.940. est, north and south alley in Square 3065 at ah estimated cost of $1.410, Unpared leys in_Square ween Gramercy). at an_estimated cost of $3.8 That portion of alley in Square 2071 that gy ot & dn.cimsls . Unpaved alley in Square ; at_an estimated cost of $1.580. A 16- ip, o the center of the morth un 33-foot alley and that portion of the east and west alley that abuts lots 15, 16 and 17 in Square 2653, at an estimated cost $2430. Alleys in'Square 2971_at an e mated cost of $4.360. Alley in Square 21 (between 32nd and Cleveland Avenue), an"estimated cost of $3.040 That of alley in Square 1736 that avuts lote 37 {o 44 inclusive. al cetimated cost of $1,800 Northeast Section—Lay cement sidewalk op the south side of Perry Street between 20th and 22nd Strests where thero {s no_existing walk, at an estimaf cost of $607. to be assessed against all Jots in Square 4226 abut- ting the said work O the west side of 17th Street from itreet northward to the so lina“ot lot'17. Square 1083, at an estima cost of $240. to be assessed against all lots in Square 1083 abuting tho said work. On th% it side of 12th Place belweg pshur ‘arnum Streets abutting lot juare 010, at an_est timated cost of 2'6. assesed agai il 5 abutting the said_work, all lots in Square 3019 the wi (or north) side of Vista Street from Walnut Sireet. northward to and includin % Sauaro 4331, ak an estimated cost of $403 %o be assessed against all lots in Square 4331 abaiting tho work. On the north side Mt R T ro s no walk,” & an ied cost of S350 to Be agalnst at ‘assebsed againat all lote {n Square 4531 abutting the from On the west side of 17th Street Iating sidewalk, at 00 o e asensca “agalhar “SHIPPING Main 2010 PACKING* 616 Eye St. N.W. LONG DISTANCE MOVERS L Grame: » 1 TO CRATE AND PACK BY 1318 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH, 3343 Warehous: Storage, Moving, Crating W. M. 4229. Frank. 2423, MOVE Withous Worry or Risk. Be- sible Service—] Storage 13 roome. $7 mo, And uD. by m. gOB«D Pl::!rdl Ave, NORTH 104 work. East Capitol Street northward to the ‘niesacd " against al fors, {1 st ots in quare 1084 abutting the sald work. Pave west. north and south alley i Square 4909 at an cstimated cost-of $3.038. Fast, north and south allays in Squares 4320 422, at an estimated cost of $4.508. Alley in ! Sguare 3540, at an estimated 06 d cost of $2.300. ‘est, north Clark’sFamous Cruises "alley and that portlon of the cast alley that abuts lots 94 to 105, in ive. In Squave N-4061 'at an estimated cost of $3.960. East, north and south alley in souare’ 4248, ‘al ‘an estimated cost of $2.350. Southeast Section—Lay cement side- walk on both sides of S Streat between 13th and 14th Strests where there fs no existing walk. at_an estimated cost of $680, to be sgainst all lots in Squares 5602 and 5603 abugting sald work, On the south side of East tol Street (in_the treo space) Dbetween 14th 15th Streets, at an esti- mated cost of $1.150. to be nasessed against all lots in Square 1058 abutting the said work. On the west side of 18th Street from B street southward (o the existing walk, at an_estimated cost of $270. to be assedsed against all loge 1 Square 1008 abutting the said work. On the south side of Q Street between 214t Place and 22nd Streef, at an estimated cost of $475, to be assessed against all lots tn Square 5301" abutting the said 3 a on of alley in Square 1055 tnat abuts ot 40, at an ssimated Cost of Satte” Alleya o Souas 08T Bikn cot go SrcRity ° 3080, PROSTON - LIATER] Bommitssionsrs, BoC. 118.28,20 and Todrist Avency, 1420 H ¢ Over's 8. 5. " SO Feanit"C. ATk Nines bz N: TOURS. To FLORIDA and HAVANA STEAMSHIPS. THE EVEN The Dried Apple Chest. LIZA CURRY sat writing a let ter. - She had taken the ma terials from a quaint wooden box that sat before her upon the sitting room table—sheets of faintly tinted paper, a stick of blue wax, a quaint pen that, dipped in a glass of water, rewarded one with a flow of mauve ink. She wrote slowly fn a fine slanting hand with little curlicues on her “g's” and “p’ and “f's.” And she wrote painfully for never in all her life she had any thing more unpleasant to do than | writing this letter to her nephew’s widow, Lila Canfield Eliza was old and tiny with white halr wound in a sleek little knot, a mouth like a wilted pink and dark eyes which had once held a ome- | follow-me” look so Irresistible that | she had scarcely been able to count | her beaus.on the fingers of both | hands. But she, as so often happens, had married the poor stick of the lot, Fergus Curry—because she loved him. « And that love had weathered the vicissitudes of & difficult married experience which had terminated sev eral years before in Fergus' death. During the years of her widowhood Fliza had “managed.” She had her tiny white house and a little money which she had made last until the present moment. Now that it was gone she must sell her house. Indeed, the bargain was all but inade with possession to be given immediately In a week, more or less, Eliza would be leaving the house, which she had come Fergus' bride, the house where her three children had been born and had died one after the other, the house where Fergus had closed his wild, bright eyes, the house where she herself had hoped to die. Her nephew's widow. Lila Canfleld, offered her a home and she was going therd” She was writing to say that just as soon as she could get things in shape she would come. The Spring sun came in at the win dows hotly, and as Eliza wrote she was consclous of a faint odor all through the house, which came not from her pot-pourri jar, for that was closed; not from the geranium on the sill, not from the strong cup of tea she had brewed for her lunch. _She sniffed _delicately. Ah! Now she knew. It was the smell of apples dried apples, and it came from the old chest-of-drawers in the spare bedroom off the sitting room. The door was standing ajar. tett® she followed Leaving her that elusive lure. The old chestof. drawers loomed enormous in the tiny room which she never used because she had no company of late years. When Lila came to see her, as she did once a year, she stayed at the Jefferson house. So because the room seemed good for mo other purpose Eliza kept thers her best frock, her best hat, and in the chest- of-drawers she kept her sack of dried apples. She opened a drawer and took out the sack and peeped into it. How Fergus had loved dried-apple pie with a bit of boiled cider and cinnamon' She had always had her sack of dried apples on that account. She did not care much for them herself, either in pie or sauce. There was quite a sack- ful. Of course she wouldn't need them now that she was going away. She wondered what she would do with them. Maybe Carrie Rush could use them. She had a big family and any- thing eatable always came in handy there. And the chest-of-drawers—the dried- apple chest she called it in her own mind, She would have to sell it Lila had given her permission to bring a few things, but nothing so cumber- some as this chest. It was not so easy to dispose of that. She sighed as she gazed at it. It was very old. | It had been in Fergus’ family, had be- longed to his mother, she thought, or perhaps his grandmother. It was all handmade, a dark red wood, cherry, presumably. Well, she would leave the chest-of-drawers and take the dried apples over to Carrle Rush so she could get them ready for supper. ‘With a shawl around her and the sack in her hand she went across the street to the Rush house. Mrs. Rush met_her hospitably. “What's that? Dried apples? Well, I guess they will come in handy. I'll make me a dried apple cake after mother’s recipe. Come in and sit down a minute. I want you to meet my com- 4| pany—Mrs. Wallace.” She drew Eliza into the living room where & small, keen-eyed woman sat fby the register. Bliza, glad of a little diversion, sat down, and the three women began to talk. “I feel dreadful about your going away, Mrs. Curry,’ kindly Mrs. Rush mourned. I don’t know what I shall do without you. You've been the best neighbor 1 ever had. .I wish there was some way you could stay.” Eliza smiled her pale, patient smile. “So do L. But I shall be very cozy at my niece’s.” “Of course. She will be good to you. No_one could fail to be good to you. What are you going to do with your things? Take them with you?" “I can't. I guess Mr. Pratt, the old furniture man, will take most everything — except, may be, the dried-apple chest.” “The dried-apple chest! exclaimed Mrs. Wallace. Bliza explained. “I'd like to see that chest,” Mrs. ‘Wallace said. “May be I could sell it for you. I know a woman that's quite & hand for old furniture. She might give you a good price for it.” In the little spare bedroom where the chest loomed so hugely Eliza raised the shade of the one window. “I suppose maybe it's 150 years old,” she remarked. Eliza brought the knife. Mrs. Wal- lace said. “Four drawers and three across the top. And the whole front is solid mahogany. I fancy Mrs. Al- drich would give you $50° for this anyway.” Eliza drew a long breath. Fifty dollars was a lot of money and yet for her the old dried-apple chest had a value that could not be expressed in terms of dollars. Then suddenly Mrs. Wallace went down on her knees and began hunt- ing for something at the bottom of the chest. “I want a knife or something to pry with,” she said. RESORTS. . ATLANTIC CITY. from BALTIMORE Comfortable, modern Munson liners MUNAMAR MUNORLEANS —— oo g T g o e e T isit Special Weekly Rates, l l ASHEVILLE, N.C. American Plan Room with bt |a cent ['t:olony NG STORY Eliza bruoght the knife. Mr. lace inserted the blade in a which the varnish almost filled worked the knife back and forth, she gave a tug and out flew a drawer that Eliza, perhaps Fergus, himself, had never known was there. “A secret drawer!” cried Mrs. Wal. “And look here! took out a buckskin pouch weighed heavily Open it"" she commanded. had to cut the thong with the Out of the pouch poured gold s and greenbacks. “Somebody ire,” she commented stared at the gold in amaze Wal She which ment It said what i# Fergus' uncle’s monev!" she ie family always wondered he did with it. He didn’t have when he died. The chest w his room.” And still she stared. scarcely com prehending the wealth that had so miraculously become hers. It was not until the next day that she remembered her unfinished letter to Lila. The money was in the bank to her credit. was again in dependent of reluctantly charitabie relatives. A moment contemplated unfinished page. “Need" was last word she had written when e of dried apples started her | er great adventure. Why, she | beyond need now! With a smile she tore the tter to bits, and sat nother one. HE EN (Covyright in she the the the 19: GERMAN LEADERS GET ALL U. . NS Comments of American Statesmen Forwarded to Them Promptly. By the Associated P BERLIN, January 18.—Every time that President Coolidge, Dawes, Kel | logg, Mellon or Borah issue a public pronouncement, there is unusual ac- tivity in the press division of the Ger- man foreign office on Wilhelmstrasse, It is because there is a standing or- der in the department that press re- ports of the utterances by these Amer- ican statemen should immediately be brought to the attention of President von Hindenburg and the other mem- bers of the government The manner in which these pro nouncements as well as other news- paper facts are communicated to the German leaders is as different in each case as it Is interesting. Take the Marx cabinet as an instance. Hindenburg Likes Comics. President von Hindenburg reads few newspapers aside from a daily from his home town, Hanover. The di- gest of the world’s news is communi- cated to him orally each day at 11 a.m. by the chief of the government's press bureau, Dr. Zechlin. Zechlin goes at his job from a jour- nalistic point of view—that is, he nar- rates the news in the order of its im. portance. Following the news com the leading cartoons of the day and newspaper jokes on persons in the public limelight. The soldier-president enjoys this feature of the daily report Immensely, and it is reported that Zechlin has become a favorite of the president by his judicious selection of humorous material. The president also receives a daily press report on military matters. Sol- dier that he is, he watches the min- istry of defense with keener interest than any other govern . — & ment depart Marx Read Germania. Chancellor Marx confined his redd« ing of newspapers chiefly to the Ger- mania, the Berlin daily organ of the Center party, and the Koelnische. Volkszeitung, Cologne organ of the Center party for the Rhineland. The chancellor is a native of Cologne. Dr. Marx also received a dally digest of news from the press division. In his case, however, interest centered particularly in the provincial press. As the political head of the country, he was anxious to know what the foik out in the country thought. Foreign Minister Stresemann was. the most ardent newspaper reader in- the cabinet. He personally perused - about a dozen newspapers daily and then rang up the government press division to make sure he had not over- looked anything. He particularly de- sired to know what leading foreign journals had to say. Several transla- tors were accordingly kept busy, put- ting together comments and items from the world press. Gessler Immune to Comment. In contrast te Dr. Stresemann, the minister of defense, Dr. Otto Gessler would tell everybody who cared to hear it that he never read any news. paper. If he did, he claimed, he would soon jar his nerves at reading all the attacks to which his department was constantly subjected. When one’ watched Gessler in the Reichstag. however, as he answered the attacks of the opposition, one was inclined to think that domehow he found out after all, what the press said about. him. The minister of the interi v Wilhelm Kuslz, personally ‘wert through the leading Berlin dailles each day and marked for closer read. ing whatever items especially inter- ested him. These wers then cut out by his secretaries and given him for perusal whenever he had a few mo ments’ time. e PREMIER OF PRUSSIA PREFERS SIMPLE LIFE Lives in Modest Home of His Own, Though Government House Is Available. By the Associated Press BERLIN, Januar 18 Otto Braun, Socialist premier of Prussia, believes in the simple life. Though the State owns a beautifully appointed premier’s palace in the historic Wil helmstrasse, opposite the chancellor's palace. in which Han Braun can live free of charge, he and Frau Braun prefer to live in their own little cot tage in the suburb of Dahlem, a tolony of workers' and officials’ _Only when there is a state function like a cabinet dinner or a ‘“beer eve- ning” to members of the Diet do the Brauns make use of the palatial resi- deg::hln lh‘o hdun of the city. are fond of dancing, especially the old-fashioned waltz, nltholr:lcx for the week end the premier goes off on « hunting trip. He is a crack shot and enjoys roughing it outdaors. Smiles at Life Term. NIONTOW Pa., January Is (#).—Joseph M. Weisel, an automobile dealer, received a sentence of life im prisonment with a smile yesterday. He was convicted of murdering his wife >—— last July, Called into court, he said. " and sontnued was pro.