Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1927, Page 37

¢ AUC ‘AUCTION SALES. TIONS. AUCTION SALES. ESCHLER & SON. Auctionee Irusteey’ Sale of Valuable Im- . ‘proved Real Estate, Being! ' \That One-Story Brick-and- Stone Store, With Garage in Rear, Known as Premises No. 3720 Fourteenth St. N.W. ¥ virtue of a certain deed of frust. duly B e b S VR0 Toute 260 et el of the land records of the District of Co Tumbla. and at the request of the party soctired thereby. the undersigned trustees widl offer for sale by public auction in 4200 of ihe premiges on WEDXESDAY THE TY-SIETH DAY OF JANUARY. AD 1907. AT FOUR OCLOCK P.M. the ‘fol Jowing-described Jand and premises. situate imrthe city of Washington. Diatrict of Co lambia, to-wit numbered thirty-three {88) of E. Whyland Shaffer's subdivision of 1018 numbered one (1) and seventeen (17 U wventy-four (24) hoth | inelusive, in mare numbered {wants-six hundred and oty two (26! s per plat recorded in the office of the survesor for the District | of Columbia in Liber 68 &t folio 30: sub, ject to any and Al taxes and assossment Which shall be assumed and baid by pur- chaser Terme of sale: One-third of the purchase meney 1o be Daid in cash. the balance in twp equal installments. pAvabla in one and twe vears. with interest at seven per cent per annum. pavable semi-annuallv ofsa . FUTUEE DAY ADANA W i i Lot \ { | | | from ‘gas secured by deed 0f trust upon ha Jegrerts woid”or a1l caan at the opiion 'of e purchaser. A deposit of $300 required | of the purchaser at the fime of rale . Al | tilfe charges, convesancing. Tecording. setile ment'and notaral fers Al the cost of the puTchaser " Terms of sale 10 ha complied b within thirty days from day of sa offierwise the frustees reserve the nehi 14 | regell the properts at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. after five davs ad. | Teftisement 01 such resale in xome mews gpPer Dublished ‘in tha city of Wasningtan LUTHER A. SWARTZELL. EDMUND D. RHEEM oxSu Trustees. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioncers. | Trustees’ Sale of Two-Story and Basement Brick Dwelling, No. 615 C Street S.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust du recorded in Liber 5363. folio 151, et aeq. of the ‘land records of the District of Co Jumbia and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees | 7l offer for sale by public auction. in ! tont of the nremises on FRIDAY. WENTY.FIRST ' DAY " OF 3 1897, AT FOUR-THIRTY OCLOCK P.M the “following-described land and premises. | githate in the District of Columbia. {o-wit Part of sub-lot “F" of William Bird's sub. | division of original lot 1 in square 483, as | per plat recorded in the office of the sur Yesor of the District of Columbia. beginn 3t the southwest corner of satd 1ot - and “running thence north’ along the wes- t=edy "line of said lot 3944 feet: thence novih 10 degrees 41 minntes west still along | M6 westerly line of said lot .71 feet iénce north 72 degrees 9 minites east | apout 23 to the casterly line of eaid lot south alone the easterly | line of " said ot ahout 52 feet to the | northerly line of “C ‘street: thence alons | eaid dine of said straet ‘about 20.14 feat o | the beginmng, tozether with certain right of way. particulars at sale Terms of sale: One-third of the pur- chase money fo he paid in cash. the balan: in two equal installments. represented by the promissory notes 0f the purchaser. pay able in one and two vears. with intarest at #ix per cent per annum from day of sale pavable semi-annually, secured by deed of trust upon the property sold. or all cash, At"the option of ‘the purchaser. A deposii ©1°$300_required of purchaser at time of sale. * Al convevancing. recording, and no. al feen at cost of purchager. Terms of eale 1o be complied with within thirty days from date of sale. otherwiee fthe trustess reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defanlting pur- chacer. after ' “advertisement. of % le in some newspaper published in the city of Washington. 1. €. ia11-d&ds.exSu Truy THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable De- tldled. Two - Story Brick! Dwelling Known as Premises _inl4-daa, ADAM A feet Thence “No. 1414 Forty-fourth St. N.w. rerorded. in Liber No. 40R1. folin 328, et %. of the land records of the District of Cohi setured 'theroby the \ndersigned iristes i sell at public_auction. in front of the DAY OF JANUARY. A D 1927 AT. FOUR OCLOCK P.M. the following: of Colimbia. and designaied as and Em‘fioa 37.and the morth 12.6 fest front Forty-forirth arallel lines of lot 38 in square 1354 in ris A Haves' ‘subdivision of land’ mow as rded in Liver Counts No. 24 folio ‘21 DT Pecords ‘ot the ofice of the survecor Ing_restriction line shown on d plat “subdivision. = Subject o covenants’ of Terms 000 'Ifi be required at time of sale. Al convevancing, recording. . etc.. at cost of Within 30 dave from dav of sl ise the trustees reserve the right to ed “in “Wasnington, ‘D’ C. b SAMUEL A, DR _Is18-a&ds.exSu ustees TEOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. By virtue of a certain dead of trust duly mbia. and at the request of the party RS H 00 JMHUBSDAY, THE TWENTY cribed_land and preniisas. situate in the stri on, street by depth hetween wn ‘as “‘Foxhall Heights," r plat the District of Columbia. Subiect to i sale: All cash. A deposit of piftchaser. “Terme of sale o be complied l the property at the risk and cost of ding purchaser. after fAve dave’ adver nt of such resale in_some newspaper pub) J URY, JAMES 8. NICHOLSON. ES'_SAl PLACE) HAVING . ELECTRICITY, By virtue of & certain deed of frust duly recorded. in Liber No. 5491, folio 203, et . of ‘the land records of ‘the District of | » Collimbia, and at the request of the party secured fhereby the undersicmed trustees 1l sell at public auction. in front of the remises. on TUESDAY, 'THE TWENTY TFTH DAY OF JANUARY. AD. 1827, AT | THREETHIRTY | O'CLOCK 'P.M. the ! Jowing-described land and premises. situate in ‘the District of Columbia, and designated 2s7and being lot in Harrs K. Boss and H.- Glenp Phelps’ subdivision of “lots in tquare 773. as per plat recorded in the %e of the surveyor for the District of Columbia, in book 74 at pare 123. Sub. ject to covenants of record erma Soid subject 1o & prior deed of trust_for $3.500.00. further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale the purchase price abo: id trust to be paid in cash A deposit of $30000 re. quired. Conveyancing. recording. etc.. at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied ¥ith within thirty days. otherwise deposit forteited and the property may be advertised and resold at the digcretion of the trustees. BEN T. WEBSTER JAMES E. SCHWAB, 5.17.10.21.24.25 Trust -ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctione Trustees’ Sale of Nos. 2003,; ~ 2005, 2007, 2011 to 2035, inclu- | “sive, and 2041 Thirty-seventh St. N.W. By virtue of a deed of trust_ recorded December 4. 1025, as instrument No &2 of | the land records of the District of Columbia. | and at request of party secured therehy the | \ndersigned trustees will offer for sale by ablie auction. in_front of premises on IDAY., JANUARY TWENTY-EIGHTH 1847 AT "FOUR PM. the following dexcribed Jand and premises in the Distriet o1 Columbia. to-wit: Lots 434, 435 436 438 10430, Inclusive. and 453 in square east of | Ferms of sale: Property aold suhiect to a | 4" deed of trust of 33300 on each house, | ie November 30 1928 bearing interect ai % and one-haif per cent per anmum. par rs of Will he given upon apmii- on 1o trustees and annaunced at sale ance of the Dlrchase money 10 be paid Tasn." A deposit of 3750 raquired of ‘hager at sale on each house. Al con Ancing, recording. revenie stamps and Tarial fees &t cOM of Dirchaser . Terms 2ale to b complied with within 30 dave o 'sale, Otherwise triustees reserve right | Tesel) properiy at risk and cost of e fhuiting puregaser. atier, five o Ueement of siich Tesale in some newspaper | bl Washireton, D € punlished in el EO R WM. H _LINKING 1733 De Sales St Trustees { | $31R-Adds.exSu THOMAS 7. OWEN Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, Being Premises 718 Eighteenth St.| N.W., Known as the “Pre-| mier” Apartment House. | v virtue of 8 certain deed of trust Auly | T e Diver ‘No. 4060, folio 4H2, i | o T the land records of the Districi of F¥imbia, and at the reauest of the party | sacured the undersigned surviv ine trustee Sell at public auc FRioAY. 'W‘Ts\"'{;wf\h'fll{"?mfi’\ OF ¥ 3 3 > ST DAY O .v{‘%‘,‘fiyfi D, 1995, AT TWO O'CLOCK | PN “fhe following-described land and prem- e, sibuate in the city of Washington triei of Columbia. and designated being lot pumbered twenty-four (24) pubdivision tade by Josenh B fote in square one hundred forty .as per plat recorded in Liber 5 The strveyor & office records of the District of Columbia, together with the improvements. remises 718 Fighteenth street north nown as Apartment | & SON. Auctionesrs ‘thereby. will Hopse 3 | ering of sale: The property is sold sub o fwo prior desds 0f rusi aggregating 58 000, with Arcrued interast. the. partiet s Of which will be announced at fime of wate *'The nurchase monev over and above 3318 1rists 10 be DAid In cash A eposit of | 85006 will be reanired at time of All Vevancing. recording. etc. at rost of pur Shaser. Ferme of sale to be complied with Wihin thirts days. otherwise the {rustes ra: | Server the FiARE o resell the properts 'at | the Tiak and cost of defaulting’ purchaser after e Gave advertisement of wuch resale mewspaper publiched in W ashing- e RY L. COBLENTZ 12.0adnexstOR” Slirviving Fruv | of a bart of Hlock numbered eighteen $215.17.10, | aption of purchaser Lo FUTURE DAYS. THOS AUCTIONEERS Trustees Sale of Valuable! Three-Story Brick Dwelling, Having Nine Rooms and Bath, Electricity, Known as 2735 P St. NW. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated Octoher 21. 1828, heing instrument No. 35 recorded October 0. 1026, among the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the re by. the nstees will sell at_public aue- in_front of the premises_on WEDNES THE TWENTY.SIXTH DAY OF JANT- | AD 1927 AT FOUR P.M ing-deceribed 1and and premises District of Columma. and designated being ot numbered three hundred (3001 in F. M. Detiveilers subdivision of Jots in square mimbered twelve hundred and sty ©X (1266). a8 per plat recorded in the office in L the “build corded and evor for the District of Columhia Georgetown 2 at folio 1: subiect 1o = restriction’ line as per plat re the said surveyor's office, in Liber t folio 1 erma: Sold subject of trust for 85,000 00, fu which will he unced at time of sale purchase pries above said trost to e In cash. A dennsit of $300.00 Convevancing. re ng and revenue stamps haser’s cost. Terms fo he complied With within thirty days, otherwise denosit forfeited and the properts may be advertised and resold at the diecretion of the trustees. HARRY K. BOSS ) a prior deed her particulare at i ja17.10.21.24 THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS | Trustees”” Sale of Valuablei Three-Story Brick Apartment Building Known as No. 1038 Lamont St. N.W. Br virtue of a certa of trust duly recorded 1n Liner No folio 116, et seq. of the Iand records of tha District of Coliimbia. "and at '(he raqiiest of the party sernred ebe. the undersigned {rustass Wil e auction. - front of the prem ONDAY. THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY JANUARY AD. 1027 AT FOUR-TUIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. ihe fol lowing-desTed land and premises. situate in”the “District of Columbia. and. dssignated as and being lot numberad thirte-two (321 in A subdivision of lots in biock numbered twenty-one (211, “Columbia’ Heighte " and (1R of part nt Plains.” A% per nlat in Todd of "M and Brown's subdivision t Pleasant” and "Plea made Edward Landvoight recorded in’ the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber County 16. at folio 11 mich of said lot num Dered thirty-two (321 as Is inciuded within the lines of said bla umbered twenty-one (211 1s sublect to the covenante that na huilding shall be arected within 30 feet of the Tine of Lamont st nor shall it be used for manufacturing or mechanical pur noses. nor shall spirituous liquors be sold thareon Terms Sold_ subject to a prior deed of trnst for £7.000. further particulare of which will ‘be_announced at time of sale the purchase price ahove said trust to be paid “one-third in cash. and the halance in twa equal installments in one and two vears with interest at 61 per centum ner pavable semi-annuaily. from day of sale, se cired hy of trist 1ipon the property anid_or ail cash. at the option of the pur haser. A deposit of $500 will he required at _time' of sale. All convevancing, racord ing. ete. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to he complied with within 30 days from day of sale. otherwiss the trustees resarve the right fn recell the properts at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washineton D. C. This sale is at the risk and cost of a defaulting purchaser under a_former sale HARRY P. WHITE, WALTER F. SMITH 24 Trustees. ja18,10.20.21.2 . AUCTIONEERS DE- Bl STREET tain deed of trust. dated being instrument No. 118, 1926, among the land rec- ords of the District of Columbia. and at the requ of the party sequred thereby, the undersizned trustees will sell at public auction in front of the premises. on WED. NESDAY THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, AD. 1927, AT THREE 0 CLOCK P.M.. the following-described land and prem. ises, situate in the District of Columbia, and’ designated as and being lots 8, § and 10. in block 198, the National Safe Deposit Savings & Trust Company. trustees, known as Randie High- lands, as per plat r ded in the office of the surveyor for ' the Diserict of Columbia, in Liver County 18 at folio 36, ovenants running with the jand. now known as sqnare 5577 Terms: Sold hject trust, for $4.500.00 which will be anno THOS. J. OW! TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TACHED FRAME DWELLING AS PREMISES 2340 QUE SOUTHEAST By virtue of a o Tune 20, 192 recorded July suhiect to Block 19 t0'a vrior deed of further particulars of need at time of sale the purchase price above said trust 1o be paid in cash. A deposit of $300.00 re quired. Convevancipg. recording. etc. urchacer’s cos erms to be complied With within ‘thirty dave. otherwise depomit forfeited and the property may be adver- tised and resold at the discretion of the SYDNEY_B. HARRISON, JAMES TRIMBLE. Jr. 1.24 Triistees ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Lunchroom Business Known as “Concord Lunch,” at No. 1713 Penna. Ave. NW.,, In. cluding Furniture, Fix- tures, Equipment and Lease of Said Premises. By virtue of a cerfain chattel deed of trust. dated October 15th. 1926. and re. corded October 26th. 1926, instrument No 79. among the records of the office of the recorder of deeds for the District of Co. Jumbia. and at the recuest of the party se. cured therebx. the undersizned trustees will ®ell_at public auction. within the premises. on FRIDAY, “THE TWE. FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. 1927, AT TEN. THIRTY O'CLOCK AM. valuable Lunch Room Equipment. consisting in part of Ono lite Tables. Bentwond Chairs. Eleetric Fans Cach Rezister Steam Table try Case Coffee TUrne Coal and Gas Ranzes. Dish washer, Milk Box, Ice Boxes. Iron Sa! Table Silverware. Crockers. Cooking I sils. Foodstuffs and Miscellaneous Fixtures. together with the good will and unexpired leage of said vremises Terma: Cash P. F. CARLEY 1a18.18.20 " ' 804 10th § ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Business Zone, Fronting 75 Feet on Georgi: Avenue, Running Through to Eighth Street, Improved by Premises Nos. 2438-2440-2442- 2444-2446 Ga. Ave. and Nos. 2325-2327-2329-2331 Eighth St. NW. By virtue of a_decrse of the Supreme Ccurt of the Digtrict of Columbia passed in Equity Cause No. 45871 the undersigned trustaes will offer for sale by public auction 1t of the premises_on MONDAY. THE TY-FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY 1 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. ‘the follow ing-described land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia to-wif: Lots 88. RS and 90 in Wright and Dole's subdivision of part of Mi. Pleasant according to the nlat of said pubdivision as same appears in the office of "the surv { Columbia. subdjvision book marked District o1 tolumbia.” No. 1 at folio 29 and in Book Levy Court No. 2. at folio 2 mrroved as ahove Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash. the balance in two equal installments represented by the promissory notes of the purchaser, pavable in one and two vears. with intefest at per cent per annum from dav of sale. pay- Abie semiannially. secired by deed of trust upon the property or all ‘cash. at the ontion of the purchaser. A deposit of $500 required of purchaser at time of male. All recording_and notarial fees Tarms of sale to be trustees. Convevanane: e a0 ost ot rchaser mied iR Within 30 davs from day ot e v wise the trusieas reserve. the TInt (h recell The mroperty at the sk and T ot e “defauiting murchaser. after fiv fave hivertisement of 'ich resale. in- som Rewanaber mibiiched in’ the cts of Wash: a0 GUY H. JOMNSON Prars Bulding SEFTON DARR Vermont Buildmne B atwen Auctioneers. ia12.A&AsexSn ADAM A WESCHLER & SON Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Prop- erty Known as 1813 Third St. N.E. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated apri1 3. 1823 recorded amang the land rec- ords of the District of Columbia. in No. 5158 at folio 400, and at the request of the pariy secured thershy, the undersigned iraees Serll ell ot nublie auct nt'The ‘premises on TY-FIFTH DAY _OF JANUARY. A.D. 1827 AT FOUR.THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. lot num bhered eight (8) in hlock numbered eight (R 1'% subdivison of *“Eek’ Ington s per piat recordsd in County Book #. page B5. in the survevor's office of the District of Columbia (subject to covenants of record). improved by a three-story fi . house. known as No 1813 Third street north east, in the city of Washington Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust securing a halance of $4:304.50 due & iiing axsociation: - farther pa Whereof will be announced at time o Over trust. onehalf remainder in “one and 1o veurs 4t 87 . aacired by second deed o1 “traet o the property sold. or il cash at Deposit of $300.08 re. Gired °' Bonveyancing. recording. efc Piirchaser s cost. Termé to be fuifilled in thirty days from day of sale. otherw deposit may he forfeited or the property may he’advertised and resold at the Fisk and cost of the purchaser. ‘copMBSs, o&wl EELEE? jon_in front THE,_TW! jal7-d&de.exSu the follow. | Situate 1n the | required. | nnum. | in a subdivision made by | t | or for the District | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. AUCTION SALES. _FUTURE _DAYS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTION TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE, PROVED REAL ESTATE_ KNOWN AS PREMISES 'NO. 451 WASHINGTON STREET NORTHWEST. Br virtue of a certain dasd of trust. dated September 1995 heing instrument XNo 5. recorded Decemner 3. 1825, amone the |land records of tha District of Columbia { And at the request of "the thereby. ‘the undersizned trus 1 At Dinlie avetion. in- front of the on "FRIDAY THE TWENTY.FIRST {OF JANUARY. AD. - 1027 | THIRTY DM ‘the following described land | and bremisss “wituate in the District of Co. | Tumhia. and degiznated as and being 1ot Jf tered “B" in William Douglass subdivision | of Tots in “square numbersd five hundred | And ‘eighieen (H18). as ner nlat racordad { i the offics of the surevor for the Distriet of Coluimbia.in Liber B at folin 38 armat Suld sublect o a prior deed rust for $1.250.00. further particila which Wil he announced at fime of sal | the ‘murchase prire ahova said frust to be naid In cash. A denosit of $200.00 reaured Conveyancing recording and revenue stamoé | { at nurchaser's cost. Terma o he comolied | Wih within thirty davs. otherwise denosit Torfeited and the nronerty may he adver. | fised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. PERCY McG N. HALPER, Trastees. | THos R party secured | of 3 111 dAdsoxsy |- | THOS. 3. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS | TRYUSTEES' SALE TACHED FRAME AS PREMISES NORTHEAST By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly recarded in Liher No. 5032, folio 13 ei seq of tha land records of the District uf €O Tumbia. and at the Tequast of fthe party aoctred thereny. ' the indersigned tristass ! will_sell af vuhie auetion. in_front of the i promi on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY | FIFTH DAY OF TANUARY. AD. 1927 AT FOUR-TRIRTY O'CLOCK P.M . the foilow- | ine-described land and remises. situate in the District of Columbia. and designated as { and heing 1ot 16 in sonare 4341 of Annie | Kirkland Warren's subdivision: as ‘mer niat | | recorded in Liter folio 36. of the rec | ords of the office of the surveror for tne | | Digtrict _of Columbia Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of | ['truet for $3.500.00. further particulars of | | which will be announced at time of sale: | | the ‘Durchase ‘brice above said trust to | Paid_in cash. A denomit of $300.00 re- | auired. ' Conveancing, recording. etc. at Durchaser's ‘cost. Tefms 1o be complied With within thirty _days. otherwise deposit | forfented and_ the property max he adver tised and resold at the discretion of tne irustees. B, FRANCIS SAUL, WILLIAM P. BE jal4-d&ds.exSu s RE \ | i THOS. J AS PREMISES 'NO. REET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated February =0 1926 heing instrument No. | 150, recorded February 25. 1926, among the 1rnd records of the District of Columbia. and | at_the request of the party secured thereby. | the andersigned tructees will sell at public auction in front of the nremises. on FRI- | | DAY _THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF JAN- | | UARY. AD. 1827, AT THREE P.M. the following -described ‘1and_and premises. sit- uate in the District of Columbia, and desig- \ated as and being lot in" Leonard A | Butt's subdivision of lots in_square 3155, as | per plat recorded in the office of the sur- | Vevor for the District of Columbia in Liber 77. at folio 185, subject to the | restriction line shown on said plat | Terms. Sold subject o a prior deed of trnst for '$4.000. further particulars of | which will be_announced at time of sale: | the parchase price above eaid trust to be paid in cash. A denosit of $300 required Convexancing recording. st at purchaser's qost. " Terms to be complied with within 30 avs otherwise deposit forfeited and the Droperty ‘may he advertiged and r at L KING, the discretion of the trustees WILLIAM FERNAND PETIT, Truistees. jal2-d&ds.exSu building { | old THOS. J. OWEN & SO TRUSTEES'_SALE OF ROOM FRAME DWELLING. KNOWN | AS PREMISES' NO. 418 N STREET NORTHWEST | Br virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly | recorded in Liber 5855. folio 157 et seq. | of the land records of the District of Co. lumbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees | will mell at public auetion. in_ front of the premises. "on FRIDAY. THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. AD. 1927. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-deseribed | land and premises. siiuate in the District of | Columbia. and_desiznated as and bieng lot | 5% in 'A. C. Beaman's subdivision of Dart of square 5i3. an per pist recorded in the ofce of the survevor for the District of Columbia. in Book/ W. B M. at folio 7 Terms of sale: Onethird of the purchase | money to he Daid in cash. halance in two faual installments. pavahle in nne and tw years. with interest at_seven ner centum per ( Annum. pavable semi-annually from day of Rale. Secured by deed f trust unon the | | proverty sold. or all cash at the option of fhe ourchager. ~ A deosit of $30000 will pe_reauired at” time of sale. "Afl"convevanc- ine. recording. efc. at cost of purchaser Terms of sale to he complied with within thirty davs from day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right to Tesell the prop- erty atthe risk and cost of defaulting pur, chaser. after ‘five davs advertisement of guch resale in some newspaper published in Washington. D. € o AL RICHAD 3 " AkKRis jall-d&ds.exsu Trustess. AUCTIONEERS. VALUABLE SIX THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. BEING A HOUSE AND .LOT NUMBERED 1001 6th STREET NE By virtue of a certain deed of tru corded August 8th. 1923, in Liber No. 5! at folio 270. of ‘the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the parties secured thereby. the undersiened sll at oublic auction In tront of the sex, on FRIDAY. JANUARY TWEN FIRST. 1927. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M the followins-dsscribed lapd and premise situate in the District of Columbia. and be- ing lot numbered one hundred 'and_ten (110) 1n"sauare eight nundred and" Atts: #ix (RB56). ag described in said deed of trust. upon the ‘following_terms: Terms of sale: Said property is subject Drior deed of trust securing an indebt. | edness of $2.750.00. and said property will | be sold subiect to said deed of trust indebt. edne Of the purchase price over and ahove said deed of trust one-third is to be Paid in cash and the balance in two equal | Inatallments, pavable in one and (wo' vears. | With interest ai the rate of six and one-half | per centum per annum. pavable semi-annu. afly. secured by second deed of trust upon the ‘proverty sold. or all ‘cash at the ovtion of the purchaser.' A deposit of £200.00 will e required at the time of sale "All con vevaneing, recording. ete.. al cost ‘of pur. | chager. Terms of sale to be complied with within' thirty’ (30) days from date of sals. otherwise deposit will be forfeited and pron: erty resold at risk and cost of defaulting pyrchaser atfer five (3) dave’ advertisement o8 suich reaale in some newspaper published in Washington. D. B. FRAXCIS SAUL. 955 I5ih & N WILLIAM P. BENSO: 825 15th sanw ja11-dads.exSu stees. Te. | | { THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING “KNOWN ~AS PREMISES X0_“2037 THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber No. 5462. folio 108 st pec and a certain deed in trust. dated Febryary 17, 1926 and htmf instrument No. 75. recorded March 2 9268, in the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby. the nndersigned trustee will el at public auction, in_front of the prem. | on* FRID. E TWENTY DAY OF JANUARY, AD. 1927 THIRTY "O'CLOCK ' P.M. the following described land _and premises, situat® in| the District of Columbia. and designated as | and being lot 451 in Clarence ¥~ Norment's | subdivigion of lots numbered 800, 801. 80. in square east 1301, as recorded in the sur- veyor's ofice of the District of Columbia. Libers A and T. pages 1301. 1280 | * Terme of sale: One-third of the purchase | money 1o be Daid in cagh. balanee in two | | eaual installmen: ble in one and two years, with inters 61 per centum per annum. pasable semi-annually from day of le. “secured by deed of trusi upon the property sold. or all cash at the ontion of the purchaser. A deposit of $30000 will he required at times of sale Al} convevanc- ing. recording. etc. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be comolied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell the prop. eriy at the risk and post of defaulting pur chaser after five da, advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington. D AMERICAN,_SECURITY AND TRUS Trustes. T O By C.J. BELL. President. (Seal) Attest ALBERT H. SHILLINGTON 1a11-dk&ds exSu Seeretary ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Business Zone, Im- proved by Three-Story Brick Dwelling, No. 1217 L St. N.W. By xirtue of 4 certain deed of trust dated Bt unart 'the. 1and records ol Sirumen of tha land records o the District of Columbia, and at the reauest of the Dar(s secured thereby. the under- gened tenatees Wil ofter Tor sate by bl ton, i Tront of ‘The. premises. on MON. A BiE TENTYBURT DAY oF NCUARY, 1097, AT THREETHIR ihe following-descried land situate in’ the District of Co. Part of lots 3 and 4 of the subdivision of souars S83. made by the heirs 21,3ohy Davidaon' us” pee "plat Tecorded in Liner N K. at folio 4. ih the surveyor's ofce of the District of Columbia: Beginning for Tha xame on L strest, 20 feet west. {rom the southeast corner of aaid lot 3 and Tun: ning " thence: north K2 fest 7 inches: thence Wwest 10 Teat 8§ inches: thence south 82 feet 7 inches To L 'sireei: and thence east 19 iee’s 'inches 16 the heginning. foFether with the improvements thereon Terms of sale Cash. A deposit of $500 reauired ot Burchast” it e of sain. > Al conevancing’ recnriing. and Totarial Tees 3t Coft of Durchaser Terms of - sale 10 complied "With within 30 daye from day of le. otherwise the trusiees raserve the Fight roperty " \he riak sna. coat aye o1 ashingto Hristoos. Srlrok " Lax Jal2-déds.exSu - | | dave AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, TIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE_ RESI DENCE_PROPERTY KNOWN A8 2630 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST B+ virtie of & certain deed of trust dat Avril 11 1026, being instrument No. 15 recorded Max 3 1028, among the land records of the District of Columbia. and at auest of the party secured thereby. tha ignad tristees will sell At public ‘aic- v in {rant of the premises. on MONDAY. | WENTY.FOURTH DAY OF JAN 27, AT FIVE P.M . the fol Inwine'described land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia. and,_designated A and being lof 81 in Svdney F. Taliaferro's iaton of part ‘of black 26 “Columbia < per plat recorded in Liber 48 of the records of the office of the of_the T of Columbia Sold to 2 vrior anout 83500, further par of \which will he announced at time of The ‘Diirchace price ahove said trusts to be naid 'in cash anosit of $200 reauired Convesancing. recording. ete.. at purchaser & | ot Tarme 1o ba complied with within LT i i a2l folio 49 survevo Terme trust fo forfeited iherwise depostt And 4 aned proverts ‘may’ be advertised resold at the diseretion of the tnustest by JOHN H. WEST. 3-d&deexSu LEGAL NOTICES WILLIAM E. LEARY. HARRY A HEGARTY. A v, | OF THE DISTRICT OF | Holdinz Probate ¢ E R Holl- deceased 3 of the tate of Rate = Xdminiet ation Tion as fo the t relating to ihe validits of the baver atn the S1th dav of Mac. 1920 m to be the last will and testament of Kate R Holt. deceased. having hean returned as to Archinalii T Holi “not to he fonnd " it is fhie 2ith dav of Dacember. 1026 order {hat the issies he st down for frial on t 27th dav of Jannars. 1025 and that th order ‘and “thé “Sihatance of said issies Whether' ( said Wil was exect fhe said Kate R Holt in due form o whether at the (ime of the execution. if 80 | execited. the said Kats R, Holl was of sound and diemoging mind and capahls of sxeeuting A valid deed or rontract. and whether at he ‘time aforesaid (he said paper writing | was nrocured by undue mfluence practiced | upon the said Kate R. Holt by Mary C. 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On a who went with Mre. president axploring Wakefield, mano- house were found other Wakefield were unearthed. possible with cal facts as guides to reproduce the its furnishings and surrounding grounds as they the date of the birth of The chief aim of the association js to restore the manor house at \Wake- field in which Washington was horn of engineers od. ! manor recent expedition H. L. Ry of the association and excavating the ruined walls hene: potte: of the chara It these and other Bits of glaze and evidences house and the of Our Country The committee having the dinner in charge is composed of Mrs. Ogden L. Mill son James Carroll Frazer Rinehart, ton, Mre T M chairman; Mrs. Claude A Mrs. Peter Goelet Mrs. Sta Mrs. Charles C Howard Sutherland a and, 3d. Henry L. « rs. Rust, sr., man of the ticket committee. those who have made reservations are Mrs. David H. Blair Wood I Mrs. Lyman Kendall, Mrs. E. ien Mr Washington Howard Sutherland, and Mrs. Henry at tro A notable list of speakers will appear t Amos Fries, Charles Boughton Hart Mrs. Jos Herrick Drury Samuel Peter ong of Rochester he dinner. with Senator § as toastmaster. Concrete Firm Wants Martin's Af- | de, | asked | Concrete | America to appoint a receiver to take | eharge of the business affairs of Wil a builder of Alex informed | that the plaintiff has furnished mate e Gun| was' the same Tommy and she was Legation ger Q"'d |the same Judy, the one storming the 4 | of four houses at sada streets, which are not complete and which work is said to hav abandoned by said to and that the wife January 1 received letter financial a T | liam L. | andria, ial RECEIVER ASKED fairs Taken Over. District Supreme Cou vesterday by Products he Corporat Martin, jr. Va. The court is to the builder for Martin. Martin have left his wife an from him sayving he difficulties and was away. court J bills for labor totaling about $10,000. Attorney resents the plaintiff, s ect power generated by a gas motor. No gears to shift—nothing to divert the driver's eyes or hands. They are clean and comfortable—the last word in motor coach construction. Oper= courteous, responsible drivers. Al- he four houses left unfi to incumbrances of $40,0 Henry A. Schweinha HEY are safer —driven teady flow of smooth ted on strict schedule by ways take the P. R.T. buses. One daily February the date lovers will accept after the tour were on | Ty, Worthing- is chais- | the Washington is told, are worth $75,000, sub- from Hotel Washington for, Bultimore "and " Philadeivhin. "5 D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1927 WAKEFIELD SOCIETY \TO DINE FEBRUARY 11 Dinner at Mayflower Planned to h- STEAMSHIPS, JUDY’'S MAN Washington's Social Whirl and Official Life Are the Background of This Fascinating Love Story. By HELEN BERGER. Copyright. 1927, by the Penn Publishing Co THE STORY THUS FAR. Judy in ' dreams_which axistence with her Darien 'a po | cuarded all the time wistful Judy. who continues t as tha ‘vears bring her commer Artiatic.” aicos and ornaments. They bring. too, Cartar, son of a rich Weaterner. who on a Washington newspaver and love s she grows to 20 Jack is jilted by A charmine society 'girl. because lighten a Wash hemian parents think 1 nk by n at the of to the re the | fause she is.weary of her artificial exi (Continued from Y Tuming Down Tommy. ‘¢ he said suddenly. make you love me. me. Judy! Please, Tom Judy's voice came on a faint, sigh. “You promised me not to about those things!” You won't marry me ‘T can't! “Why not?" “Oh, don't make me say over again! [ don't love vou way you want me to. Not vet I'm trying. Honestiy I am it hasn't happened yet! T want vou to love me any you can. I'll be satisfled with thing, Judy." His voice, rich, low, coaxing, around her. How easy to vield! ist, the on an| of of the ath the ry and cter of will be histo Father | o Bu Swan Mrs. | nley M nd Col. the little closed door! “But suppose it Tommy 2" He made a swift, impatient ge “I've told you we'd do very anyhow, Judy, if you'd just be ser about it! I'll make vou happy a few years vou'll laugh at th mantic notion!” “Laugh or cr “I'll never hapy Among Mre Fenn, eph C. Mrs. | vours! The miles fled hy them Why don’t you answer me, | What are you waiting for?" “Waiting for love, Tommy! In the singing silence, the air, she heard him groan faintly air. | “Don't vou know you're hi | me?"" he said to her in a muffied | “How can you do it?" And ther almost hatred in his tene. That Judy cried herself to sleep. wanson rt was ion of ment. | carrying a huge cluster of viole leen | Small, secret door, the other sta fs wian | RUATd upon that door and- the 4 cning | dream within it, | And yet there was a certain, dangerous fascination for | Tommy. He had a quick, cold | sometimes. that was a_smile both arrogant and less was_in going 00 a0 vivid, dramatic to her. Sometimes, looking back Ut Y€ {1o Judy that this fascination wa a drug at work upon her, dulling her, steeping her in a warm, comfort, pleasure. Now she came out from under unthi and this and saw things whole, and was shaken and sickened hy what she saw She was engaged to Tomm gaged to Tommy! Impossible! she didn't love him! She co |marry him! Her heart came |like a great sore nerve and would not let her rest. | would it be like to belong to Tommy forever and forever? do it! She couldn't! been mad enough to even think of it? She would make up her mind him just how she felt the very time she saw him. And then he Oh, she co How y she by s | ectric again. Oh, it was all very troubling! What was right? should she do”? She began to hav nights, long nights when sleep slowly and when it did come was ected, | with frightening dreams. living in one of his mines! An mine was filled with gold. that it made her eyes ache an cried because of the terrible glit the gold. And outside she could come out. And she cried to that then somebody chuckled and she | hear them walking away, foreve forever: the mine to follow! 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Betts is a rich little poor girl happy-go-lucky he “has | never accomplished anything in Dife and be Marry me all Which, Tommy?" | never let vou ery, darling girl! I couldn’t bear tears In those eyes of | her frightened her He had swift, charming gestures with his lean hands that made him it seemed It throbbed had she come in gay, dominating, flashing, and the old fascination would be at work perplexing, She was married to Tommy It shone so a voice calling her and begging her to “I don't know how to get out!" And she couldn’'t get out from Tommy and she ran into a circus of animals and they came around her and stopped rieh | Jack oor littla rieh boy. 1 guided and | 1n childhood he meets of him | it not A designer of clay toys ‘omm: Worke o Juds Cicely | Stence. rday's Star) |self bitterly 1 can Trust my!” tired tense this 't the Tommy. it way any swept | But | there was no hand upon the latch of | | vened, | sture, nicely, nsible n is ro- | | | Judy? rushing with irting voice. e was night “Do 1 love him?" she asked herself in the smoky darkness of the apart “Is that why I am erying?"” But when the next day came. and | with it, early in the morning. Tommy ts."he nding secret flery in smile, It ruth- s like nking again | drug En Why, uldn't awake What uldn't would to tell next would What ve bad came filled and d the d she ter of hear voice, And could r and of that (IT 7 LTI I09IPIP7I0GI084070) >~ ~"77], 20T ‘Famous Standards Reu Star Cabin liner ARABIC Feb. 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ARRY me tonight, Judy!" | And it made him ugly and grasping What did love matter” Why was Judy such a fool about it? Let him once cage her and she would see how much But how could he cage her, this laughing flitting girl? He tried every art upon her that he knew. He lst no whim of hers go ungratified. If she looked at a book he dropped into the book store as soon as he left her and had the book sent to her. The beginning of every outing was a stop at a florist's If he saw a queer little idol in an Ori ental shop he bought it and gave it to her. “Oh, but Tommy, you mustn’t! can't accept all these things! ‘Don’t you like them, Judy?" “Of course I like them! I'm man “Wall, then, what's the idea?" “But—but this is just playing Tommy! I'm not going to marry you! “Oh, ves you will!" “Not unless 1 love you, “I'm going to make you love me But in his heart he was not sure And the less certain he was the more he wanted her. He bought her a necklace, a lovely thing, with a single diamond shim mering at the end of a wisp of golden chain Judy's face whitened at sight of it She put out her two small hands to push it away “Don't you like it, Judy?" he cried anxiously “I—T love it “Well? “But 1 couldn’t possibly take it!" “Why not?" ‘Because I can’t take anything like from you, Tommy!" it you pleass, my lady, why hu Tommy!' thi: “'And not?" “Oh, if you would only try to under- stand!" “1 know I'm stupid, but I don't Not a bit in the world. Why won't you take this?" “Because this is playing, Tommy! Don't make me say it again. But— but it's not real and you're trying to make it real’” Why shouldn’t 17 Take it, Judy!” She looked at him a long, steady ‘I can’t be in your debt this he told him slowly. “Please, Tommy!" Then in a little burst, “A debt is the most binding thing in the world to me. Tommy! It's a chain I can't escape from! You chain me when vou try to make me take things like this!" Tommy's eyves narrowed thought- fully. He slipped the necklace back into its box, snapped it shut, dropped it in his pocket carelessly. “So that’s it, is it?" he said softly. Something in his eyes frightened Judy. She drew a swift, uneven breath. “I've hurt you!" she cried. ““Then thing in stand Tommy gave her one of his quick flashing smiles. Mocked her with the brilliancy of it. “There are a lot of things in my face you don't under- stand," he said. “And just as well, too™ Jud. You sound like a real villain! told him. His glance upon her was strange, unreadable. “I could be a villain— to get what I want!” Judy's first impulse was to cry a denial. Charmingly selfish, carele but not villainous! Cruel perhaps, but unconsciously so. She studied him. Was he unconscious of his cruel hardness? Was he only selfish and careless? Or was it all some- thing deeper? Was it all a part of a sad warp in his soul? If so, what had warped him? Mone: Did money do that to people? Hateful! Money and power! They were dread- ful things, it seemed. And yet— there were people who had money and who did beautiful things with it, made beauty, gave beauty! Noth ing could destroy beauty! If people loved beaiity enough nothing could destroy them! But they must serve beauty, not try to master nor buy it! he made a little praver in her heart, Let me serve beauty And with her eyes opened, she be- gan to search for beauty. And she found it every place, A pushcart man, swarthy, dirty, bending over his rosebuds to touch them with a as_a_ mother RESORTS. TLANTIC CITY. STCHARLES ARANIIS SIEY 2 Attractive Winter Rates Hoatess. Dancing, It's real to me. what ie it? There's some- your face I don’'t under- - gave a little relieved laugh. she Now Occupies on the told her in | touches a child An old witch of a woman crouched in the angle of a buflding, selling papers, staring | hungrily at the new green of a bit of | grass springing up between the cob- blestones. The arrow-like straight- | ness of the monument like a spear | againgt the sky. The dome of the | Capitol, shining, serene, steady like | a white altar in the night. The lit- | tle gilt cupola of the Church of the | Presidents. The look in Dabs' eves | when they rested upon Honey's | radiant head. The smile that Honey | wore for Dabs even when she was | most weary, saddest. Beauty! Every- | where, like a living creature walking | in unendurable glory! | she came home from a long walk to find the apartment in a turmoil | one day. “Oh, Jude! Jude! Guess | what's happened Guess right away!" Honey's voice like laughin molten gold! | “I can't guess, Honey. Has some | one left us a million dollars?” | “Silly! Tts better than that! | to have an exhibition!" | “An exhibition?" Judy put out a |hand and steadied herself against the wall. “Where?' She brought | the word out sharply. “Darrow Olney's studio. He's seen some of my work some place, he says.” Very slowly Judy asked, “Where could he have seen any of your work, Honey?" Honey's small face had moment of troubled thought. Then it cleared. ‘“I've given a lot of sketches to people in my time," she said. “Thera are hundreds of places | he might have seen some of my work!™ She looked at Judy almost | crossly. } Judy nodded absently | you're right.” she sald. | dered— “Wondered asked Judy shrugged. “Nothing!" she said and she bent and caught Honey to her in a big hug. “I'm so glad! o glad!" she cried. But a little later she drew Dabs aside. “What does it mean?’ she asked him “I don't worried I'm its own T suppose “I just won- Dabs what, Judy?" know.” His voice was “Right out of a clear sky she got the letter from Darrow | Olney It doesn't sound sensible, but so far as I can see it is all open and above board ’ Judy's heart sank. “Suppose ther a catch in it some place?”" she sald in a dull tone, Dabs' face tightened to a cold grimness. “There mustn't be a catch in it!” he id quietly. “It would kill_her now!" “But suppose Judy persisted. Dabs gave her a quick, searching glance. “What s it you are afraid of?" he asked her. Afraid? That was it, precisely. There was a cold little fear tugging at her heart! What was this fear? That this exhibition wasn't honest? “T wondered——" she began, as she had begun with Honey, and then paused “Wondered what, Judy?” “] wondered if the exhibition was honest!™ “What do you mean?" Judy was astonished at the flerce. ness of Dabs' face. She put her hand on his arm swiftly “Don’t look like that!" she cried. “I only meant that perhaps some- body was financing this exhibition! | And it didn't seem to me that it | would be quite honest then. “I don't care whether it's honest or not!” Dabs said in a very low voice. “If Honey wants it I want her to have it. I—I only wish I had been able to give it to her myself:" “But Honey wouldn't want it if it wasn't honest!” Judy was flaming in her defense, “I—wonder. Perhaps she wouldn't Dabs’' eves were troubled. He dug his hands into his pockets, strode away from Judy. “Perhaps she wouldn't!" he flung over his shoulder. In his restless pacing of the tiny room he soon came back to Judy. “Look here,” he said. “Find out, wil] you?” there should be {Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) COL. HAMILTON ADVANCED Former Institute Commander Pro moted to Brigadier General. Col. Alston Hamilton, Coast Ar- tillery Corps, recently in command of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at Cambridge has been promoted to the grade of brigadier general to fill the vacancy in the list caused by the statutory retirement of Gen. Thomas H. Slavens. He is from North Carolina and was graduated from the Military Academy in 1884. His earlier service was in the Cavalry and his later service in the Artillery. He was decorated for gallantry in action at El Cano, Cuba, and at Ca- lamba, Laguna, in the Philippine During the early part of the World War he commanded the coast defenses of New York, and in May, 1918, went to France in command of the 58th Coast Artillery. Since returning from Europe he has commanded the de- fenses of Panama and of San Fran- cisco. RESORTS. ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. For_booklst address: Chamber of Commarce MONTREAL. MONTREAL. 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