Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1927, Page 39

AUCTIONS. PRICE. Trooklpnd-—i-reom: nearly ow. on 15ih st between Newton gnd Ot ¢ commercial zome: % lnrge double back fenast pdern thronehoit room ' for &a- *mediate. nosseasion: HCEN BAS KNG CORPORATIC : e d and G A 430 e M enings. North 313 200 CASH ; $50 MO. PRICE, $6,950. new, six-room _ brick home half block Burleith bus a ar line: modern eguipment: Are elec. lights. tiled bath: immediate Dgsscedion % cLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION, R. ate Devartment. 10th and G _Evenings, N 3 COLORED. One of the hest locations in the city for colored physician. A beautiful corner property located west of 16th st. in Pommercial zone. ' Three-story _brick _co taining 10 rooms and 3 baths: modern evers respect. Only $2.000 cash required 1o handie the proposition. Phone Main 2265 for appointment to_inspect. WM. T. BALLARD, 1221 Eye St. N.W. . $7.000. FIRST COMMERCIAL. 15th st. se-—A modern brick dwelling: #ix rooms and bath: excellent heating plant lectric Tights ideal home or could easily usiness. Terms, $500 cash, rent $8.300. brick home. be used for valance like JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, | Realtors, 314 Penneylvania Ave. S T LELAND BARGAIN. Chevy Chase, Md. $8,950. This attractive shingle bungalow of five ht rooms and tile bath is surrounded by “spacious homes and is very convenient 10 street cars, neighhorhood stores, schools. U The lot is 60 feet by 150 feet. This in | garage. This house will make | § FOR _SALE-~HOUSES. THE FOR SALE—HOU! SE! EVENING P —— e e e e e e e e e e e FOR COLORED. 615 8th ST. N.E | __New houses. 4 large rooms, tile bath, hot- | mater heat, lectric ights. *launagy " iravs colonfal front porch. Targe yard o all yers small cash payient required. monthly terms very oasy. = Sample house open every | evening from 6 o O D.m.. and all day | Sundas’_ faifeal | WM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc. OPEN DAILY. EXHIBIT HOUSE, 12014 BENNETT PLACE ! (One_square north of H, st line: reached by way of 20th from Benning rd.) ONLY $6,150—TERMS. $350 Cash, $60 a Month. New 2-story and _cellar brick ell constructed: double rear porch 9§ feet in width: colonial front porch, 6 good rooms and tiled order, electrical fixtures of the best grade. o floors, hot-water heat. one-piece porcelain eink, etc.: lots 90 feet deep to alley WE REGARD THESE HOUSES AS REPRE- SENTING THE VERY BEST VALUES OF ANY | IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. | WAL II. SAUNDERS Offics O-IR0TS, Arents, ce Open_ Evenings 1433 K St. N.W. Mai) car st | | | ., Inc. M C 9 P n 1016-7. (0 P. & 10: |$15,500, Chevy Chase. Corner—English Type. A pew brick and frame English-style TA REAL BARGAIN 15 saquare East Ca araie Capitol Hill. 8 rooms. gas and vacant: like new change. Owner. P, D, Ht Cleve, 1817, elec cas! 0 0L rooms and bath. all modern, lot 50 feet widé: the rarest of all bargains. ew homes a specialty, HOWALTER REALTY CO., ]“f\{n‘:‘ Ave, at L. Suite 404 Vermont Bl Phone Main_ 4122 GREENVALE, D. C. Get. 3011 orthwest Corner Bargain, $7.650—Beautiful detached torner home. 6 mprovemenis condition like new. at once 1or appointment to inspect as this is our it of houses for sale in all rections of the city. oni) $6.950 TO_$8.250. Bungalows of b to enough for 3 convenience. Terme a8 month nCozZY 7 roons xtra rooms, BOX1 5 $300_ cash ots low au HOMES MEAN ARMAN BR( atties large every feet, and' §B5 per At Donglas st, and. Bladensburg rd. HAPPINESS " S, 23 Bladensburg Rd. Lin 0300. McKEEVE $11,750, It is seldom that a builder places a new house market at the well built. with roome, and fine tile Dbath: it has one could desire in & hous flgors. & built-in g tractive lighting fixture: cellent hot-water heating among its features. of this ty] above pri wix well located on east of Alaska ave ®00d-sized rooms, R & GOSS, INC. Detached—Chevy Chase, D. C. pe on ce. s all ne. H arage. and an ex- lant, many up-to-the-minute Only $12,950—16th St. Helghts. Thia attractive detached house is & nice. quiet street containing eight including “an ex- tremely generous living room with a teghiten - (3554 ME! Nmfilfifl flfl;é. it Very arranged glass-enclosed sleeping poreh ‘modern fenced the that ard- at- are Just AR, WASHINGTON AUCTION SALI B O, AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable | Apartment Building With Stores on First Floor, Nos. "1619 and 1621 Seventeenth St. N.W. (Corner Corcoran St.). By virtue of a certaln deed of trust duly recorded. in Laber No, 4566, folio 46 et kea.. of the land records of the District of Columi: Dla. and'at the reauest of fhe party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer for salé by public auction. in front of the premises. ON WEDNESDAY, THE DAY QF FEBRUARY, 1927, 'AT 3 0/CLOCT PAL.. the’ following-described land and prem- tuate in.the city of Washington. Dis- ‘olumbia. to wit: Lots §2 and 03 in Arms’ stindivision of lots in s per, plat ecorded in the office of th mirveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber 14. ‘at folio 107. improved as above o be sold subject, however. to a prior deed trust for $27.500. at 61 %. due Febru- 14, 1029 Terms of sale: Over and above said trust 2,500 cash, balance in_monthly “payments 3200, Including interest at 6% %. from of sale, remainder due in 3 years, se- a second deed of trust upon the sh over frust. at the A deposit of $500 o cured by property sold, or all « ontion of the purchaser. Feauired of purchaser at time of sale. All conveyancing. recording, and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right to Tesell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purehaser. after five days' advertisement of such resale in gome news Daper published in the city of Washington, b, THOMAS B. LAWLER. JOHN R. WALLER. Trustees. _ . AUCTS. __120-d&d LargTSale of Household Effects of NINTH | TTHOS. J. EN & SON, A EERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable T Story Brick Dwelling Known as Premises No. 1313 Florida Ave. N.W. | By virtue of a cortain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5300, folio 157, et sea. of the Tand records of ‘the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured “ihereby: the undersigned | irustees will sell at public auctjon. in front of the F‘rrnjnrw on MONDAY, THE FOURTEENTH AY OF | FEBRUARY. AD, 1027 AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. the following-de- lan and premises. situate in the District, of oing 1ot W f(ll | qlumbia. and designated ae and | in square 2868 in Ch W. King's subdivision of lots in block 29 “Columbia Heights." as per plat recorded in Liber 41. folio 40. of the records of the the survey of the Distriet of “Sold sub for '$3.000. "and & ahout $400," further will_ be announced at cush. A" to first deed of trust ond deed_ of trust, for particulars of which time of sala: the pur- above said trust fo e paid ) deposit of $:300.00 reau'red. Co vevancine. “vecording. etc.. at purchaser cost. Terms to he complied with within thirty days. otherwise' deposit forfeited and the vroperty ‘may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees JESSE M. MITCHELL. WILLIAM H. COWAN 103.5.810.12 - ¥ Trustees. _ ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioncers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real Estate, Premises No. 1119 Fifth St. N.E. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated arch 15. 1926 recorded March 19, instrument 133 of the land rec ords of the Dis of ‘Columbia, and at the request of the party secured’ thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer for eale by public auction. in front of the premises on MONDAY. THE, FOURTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY ' 1 T FOUR O'CLOCK | P, the follow ed land and prem- ises, " situate’ In t of Columbia, to- wit subdivision of with the in sauare UESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, | N nd at 1] | theredy. ¢ | which will 1927. AUCTION SALES. Trustees' Sale St. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed dated _October 28, 1928, being No. 244, recorded November 8. 1926, amon and' records of the Dietrici of Columb o requeat of the party e u unders ed triustees will sell FEBRUARY. the 1 e A.D. 14 T situate in the District of Columbia, an 28" and " being Tot A8 In ST rotnds of Columpian er it Fecy evor for the District. of ¢ Liber County 14 at folio 1 said being known for purposes of assessniel Il|l+ taxati _\’lh:i ln;}ll.n!! 2668 ‘erms: Sol subject to a prior deed trust *for $7.500.00. further particulars be announced at time of sal the purchase price above said trust paid in cash Conveyancing. Gays, "ot i days. otharwise denont forteited an Dropery' may he advertised and resol Blecretion”of e {Fusgecs. nid resold PALMER FIELD., R RUGHES ‘Trisiees. of Columbia A denosit of $300.00 require recording. etc. 1e3.5.8.10.12 ______EDUCATIONAL. SPANISH ;¢toor ox WASHINGTO! Prof. from Spain. ~Conversational Met al Rapid Progress. 1338 M St. N.W. M. 357 ~/="""LEARN ANOTHE LANGUAGE by our easy conversation mous for 48 Private or class struction Tei DAL OF HONOR at_Sesquicentennial Exposition of Valuable Three-Story Dwelling Known as Premises No. 1453 Girard of trust, instrument secured on FOUR l":}' the following-described ‘fand and premises. A Harding’s subdivision of lot 10 in block 40 Thivers: Tecorded 1n the office of block 40 to be at_purchaser s ‘erma to be complied with within thirty 0d. STEAMSHIPS. PROPOSALS, ALED_ BIDS. INDORSED. Elvaior Enclosures, Specification Will' e raceived At the Bureay o #nd Docks, Navy Department, D. C.. until 11" o'clock a.m.. d “then and ‘there pubi elevator enclosurn ront, metal doors. steel tri counterweight _guard exite at_the Naval H D. C, cification No. 5321 and accom panying drawings may be obtained on ap- plication to the Bureaii. Deposit of a ¢ br Postal mones order for $10, payable to the Chief of ‘the Bureau of ards and Docks, is required ns security the safe ety ot the tdrawings and sbecitication iy Frg@REGORY. Chief of Burcau. January ENGINEER OF] ERS. D. 23, feR.15 | COMMISSIONER €. WASHINGTON. | Feb. 21827, Sealed proposais will be re ceived at Room 50D, District Building 2"0'%lock P.M.. Feb. 14 1627. for Electr Tnatallation ‘ut_District Training School. nea Laurel. Md. No deosit reauired for plans and epecifications. Propesal forms at Room 427, District Bldg 16234578 LEGAL NOTICES. of Yards hington. ep. . 1038 fncluding - holow hangers and sills. and car__emergency Hoepital, Washington 13 at v, s FICE_ 1088 NAVY nd unti in nt of of . SUPREME CQURT ¢ Columbia. Holding 380, Administration —This is o give no tice that the subscriber of the District of Co Tumbia has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia. letters testa. mentary on the estate of Elizabeth Q. Helt, late of the District of Columbia, deceased All persons b ma againat the de ceased _are 1o exhibit the THE Probate DISTRICT OF Court—No before other rom all and T hscriber, on or ry. A.D, 1998 Ve exciuded Given under m: aniary, 1037, NATIONAL SWORTH, Assistant ' Trust _Ofcer 1) Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. 1a25-fel ¥ 9. | this 1740 day of 3, M 'ROPOLITAN CHARLES W. CLAGETT, Altorney for Plaint HE S !’H‘F“;r: COURT OF of “Columbia. "bolding an Equity + = Khigall Hill Ransdell. plaintifl SHEKLEY, FAUST & WILSON, Attorneys. | JANUARY ARRESTS ~ HERETOTAL81% heck | 1Figures Show 700 Increase | Over December—Less | Liquor Confiscated. The metropiltan police force stated the new year actively making 8,195 arrests in January. an increase of an even 700 over December, ac cording to the monthly statistical report prepared by Inspector William S. Shelby and submitted yesterday to | Maj. Edwin B. Hesse, superintendent of police The increases were reflected in the arrests for felonies, misdemeanors violations of ‘the Voistead law and ir fractions of the traffic regulations 139 Arrests for Felonies. There were 459 arrests for felonies mpared with 28§ in December; 177§ for misdemeanors, an increase of 15 over December: 463 for violation the Volstead law, 21 more than ir December, and 3428 for violation of the traffic regulations, an increase of 348 over December. Miscellaneous arrests totaled 973, as compared with 708 in December by Anrovements thereo TTerms of sale fine stone firenlace. it will please the most discriminating home seeker. The lot has an ample frontage with @ side driveway to a detached garage. The composition shingle roof is an- other Allow us to, Berlitz School of Languages \Rliillllll St. Now. B YD thousands of dollars in com- . tpceg T Sart S O rll “M‘w "nrnfln tomorrow ma; K. of C. Schoo 1314 Mase, Av Elementary, High Rl (R ning Courses, Open_t, women. An unusually. Tuition rates moderate. ment burean. Enroll formation address Phone Franklin 4601 STEWARD SCHOOL ADAMS BUILDING 1333 ¥ Street N.W. ND MAGNIFICENT QU ST ABOUT THE B ome has never been occupied and must he seen to be appreciated. Extremely easy terms | tay he arranged Phone Adams 9702 After 8 P.M SPECIAL COLORED. £00d home or investment—@_rooms. S50 cagh: $35.00 per mo. Owner. P HOLMES. N10 15th st. n.w. Main 3677 3737 MILITARY ROAD. OPEN DAILY. west of Conn. ave. with souihern exnosure. 1 convenient to schools, churches, stores. | Perry, trustee under the last’ wili ment of Joshua Hill, deceased defendant —Eanity, No. 46444 —The ob. it 1s to. obtain u deciee for the sale of following-describad land premises in the City of Washington friet oF” Colom Lot _thirty o sauare eighteen lundred and fifts-ix (18501 i Franch "6 Newlana 2 Gnd, other's. sub division of part, of a tract of fand known The largest increase in arrests for felonies was on the charge of house | breaking. There were 119 arrests and | made for this charge last month, as compared with 26 in December. The arvests for selling liquor also ir home that represents the soundest of vallies at the price asked. Tt is one square west of Connecticut ave.. corner Jot and commands an unexcelled view ‘e "Grrangement 18 center hall: containe six nplen(r;d rooms: living room with fireplace: side porch: three excellent D rooms: two full tile’ baths: attic: Johns Manville oof: oak floors thraugnout; | Very modern’ canvenience, BUILT-IN { ?;{hnl;‘s. Beantifu ol Witn 00 e Reasonable terms EVENING PHONE SERVICE 7 TO 9. Schwab, Valk & Canby, 1704 Conn. Ave. Pot. 830. above property will be t a_prior deed of trust f 4,68, at 6. payable monthl: | balance cash.” A deposit of 3 X of purchaser at time of sal cing. recording and notarial fe of ‘purchaser. Term sale to plied with ‘within th v sale. othorwise the to resell the property at th the defaulting purchaser. after vertisement of i ale in some paver published in the ity of Washington, HARRY E. GLADMAN, i HALMERS F. GROFF, _fed.d&ds.exSu Trustees THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. 3 OF _VALUABLE ESTATE. BEING | EMISES g NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a cortainedeed of trust May_ 26, 1025, being instrument | vecorded Mas 1925, among the land:| records of ‘the Distriet of Columbia. and at | the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustes will sell at public ‘a in front of FOURTE AT FOUR-THIRTY the following-described land_and situate county of Washing! Disirict of Colu designated as and Deingz lot numbered sixty-eight in block nu twenty-one (21) 'in Elizabeth Wal s resubdivision of ‘certain blocks in | ridge’s division of “Ingleside,” us per | corded in_Liber County No. 18. folio of the records of the office of the sur- or of the District of Columb Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase | money to be paid in _cash. balance in two equal installments. pa in one and two with_int entum per y. from day of séeured bs deed of frust ipon the prob: 1d. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A’ deposii of $300 will be re- red at time of sale. All converancing. i€, elc.. at cost of purchaser. Terms Ccomplied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trustee | reserves the right to resell the property. at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days’ advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington. D THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, Trustee. By ALFRED H. LAWSON. _fe2-d&ds.exSu Real Estate Officer. THOS. J. OWE [IONEERS, SES' SALE_OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, BEING A HOUSE AND LOT NUMBERED 921 POTOMAC AVE SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. re- corded in Liber No. 5600. folio 494, of the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the reauest of the parties secured thereby, {he undersigned wilt el at public a in front of the premisee. on FRIDAY, FED: RUARY EIGHTEENTH, AD. 1027 AT| FOUR O'CLOCK PM.. the following-described land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia, and being lot numbered seventee: (17) in square numbered uine hundred an fifty-two (952), as deseribed in said deed of trust, upon the following terms: Termu of sale: Said property is subject 10 @ prior deed of trust securing_an indebted- ness of two thousand dollars ($2.000). and said - property be wold subject 10’ sa deed of trust indebtedness. Of the purch Drice over and above said deed of trust o hird is to be paid in cash and the balance two equal instaliments, payable in one and wo vears. with interest at the rate of @l per cent per_annum, ble_semi-annually, Recured by second deed of trust upon he | property sold, or all cash, at the option of to be paid cubject Every Description At Public Auction Within Our Salesrooms 304 10th St. NW. Wednesday, Feb. 9, 1927 At 10 AM. Springs and iental’ Rugs, Beauti- d-plece Willow Suite, Furniture, Wilton and Ax’ ‘Congoleum. Shoes. Overstuffed -60 Duy_Courses. years we have been saving \ hundreds of Washingtonians A rve the right cost of | of Above. %5 permit to inspect, 'phame our office up to 0 p.m. McKEEVER & GOSS, INC,, Realtor 1415 K St. nt- Por | ol also Main 4752. o ud College Fve- both me: ind capable faculty. Frea emplov- Monday. For in- the Registrar, or 7 large bright rooms. builin ga- | yace. fine fot With oak trees. finest grade of oak floors throughout. and beau an- | Sshea reasonable terms in_evers detail | Can | MONSTON. JR.. Positivels the best value in a substantial brick home in the vicinity of 14th st and Spring rd. . Six large rooms. tile bath. hot- water. heat, elec. paved street and alle | property in’ excelient condition: terms. $500 *ana 360 monthiy which is less than at: Darealn hundpe: see this. _|rent RREUS BiRERSeS & 0. 1. ! : m | . Phorie servico untl 9, pim. COLORED. Near 18th and S St 3-Story, 20-Foot Brick. $11,000. fine_home, located just oft broad gfi‘l Hampshire ave. above Dupont " Circle. ~This house is con- structed of brick with limestone trim and is fully 20 feet in width. The fot is deep and there is a space for ar garage on wide paved alley. Nine very large rooms. modern bat ;v;:»llenl‘ :‘T‘ nf‘ ‘nl n:ll(ln‘:‘k‘:e. ights. Really a_bargain an nurchased_on terms. of $1.000 cash. Call Mr. Thomas. Evening phone service until 9 P.M. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc. E. 'ORS, 1412 Eye sl_,_fi.'fi?“ e Franklin 9503, 5623 COLORADO AVE. IDEAL LOCATION, HARMING DETACHED BRICK HOME. ven large rooms, besides pantry-room, lovely bath, sleeping-porch and handsome lavators, “firat | foor, Attic: wondertully uipped: pergola; garage: inspect this Somer haran at® $95.800 Inciuding 5% le. , Bailt by oceu- atifully others, $17,500. Chevy Chase. New—English Colonial Brick. At the price asked you will do well to investigate this offering. A striking home, architecturally correct, practically planned and coustructed for lifetime use. There is a wide cement porch. center . spaclous living room with firepiace: bright.” roomy. dining room: thoroughly modern kitchen, large pantry and buili- refrigerator. hree splendid one bedroom with " private bath o’ clogets: additional tilo bath off hall: lare finished sieeping porch (an- other room): attic: slate roof; - of fioora throughout: cedar” Clomets: many added features and innovations. Side driveway to brick garage. his home 1s beautifully situated one-half block off Connecticut ave, and_is worthy of your rompt Inepection. Terme EVENING PRONE SERVICE 7 TO 9. Schwab, Valk & Canby, 1704 Conn. Ave. Pot. 830. PENNA. AV 1st COMMERCIAL ZONE. 2-FAMILY APT. See thig money maker that i d right. $10.500; $B00 caah. balance montly. Prop: erty refently renovated. Small ; 3 "R! i i a 1L consider sgia N WL E, PHILIEYC o8 ™" PHONE SERVICE TILL 6 P.M 1432 ST. MAIN 4600. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. MEDIUM PRICED HOUSES IN GOOD CON. dition to SELL or RENT; 20 tab- iished. "D, "If. JORNSON CO.. 941 N ¥ ar . ave. | . | 'I' SIX OR 7 ROOM BRICK HOUSE IN A GOOD AU OMOBlLES section close (o car or bus Jine; prefer an | il By Auction fi | ! old house with large rooms: can make a re- at Weschler’s table cash payment. Address room 404 920 Penna. Ave. NW. Life Insurancs Bldg. Phone Main ANTED IMMEDIATELY, SUITABLE FOR Wednesday Feb. 9th, 10-AM. Suite, ‘ete. And at 11 a.m.—Store Fistures, Ice Box, Refrigerating Case, ete. Terms: ] _SHAN: CALDWELL & CO.. AUCTS, C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc. Aucts., 715 13th St. 'REGISTRAED Large Sale of Household Furniture, Oriental and Domestic Rugs, Pictures, China, Glass, Etc. At Public Auction -Within Our Galleries 715 13th St. Wednesday, Feb. 9th, 1927 At 10 AM. C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc., Aucts. 07,8 very be sold on Jmmediate nossessic R OWEN EDN Kealtor 1106 Vermont Ave. . Main 9148 $14.750. Chevy Chase. ew Detached Brick. ‘We believe this to be the best value in all of Chevy Chase. This home is superbly situated amid properties valued at_ $18,000 or more. purchased NOW, we can arrange for minor changes. selection of wall paper, fixtures, etc. It is an_English-type home, practical in ~lan. bright and roomy. Tile h with <hower and extra tile lavatory; 22’ liv- ng room with fireplace: large cement side porch (covered): oak floors throush- o numerous large closete: automatic wal heater: attic: slate re all mod- eri improvements: BUILT-IN GARAGE. Homes of this character and in the lo- cation are extremely salable. We there- fore urge your prompt action if you ;‘KEALW ‘lk!‘ l\ ntage* of this UN- | SUAL onvortunity EVENING PHONE SERVICE 7 TO 9. Schwab, Valk & Canby, 1704 Conn. Ave. Pot. 830. WOODRIDGE, D. C. First Commercial Zone. Rhode Island ave.—One of the very best Jocations in_this desirable suburb: 7 full rooms. tile bath, h.owh.. elc. lghts, open fireplace: garage: owner has moved away and must sell; reasonable terme can be Fanged. McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION, Real Estate Department. 10th and 6. Main 432. Evenings North 313, the prem NTH DAY ¥ Hen Tnfint NEW | TERS brid Wi pl A vel George Washington University LAW SCHOOL Established 1865 Member Association American Schools Class A, American Bar Sociati - Co-Educational Pull time forenoon course, 9.12. Ap- roved course for employed students, :10-6:55 p.m. Second semester begins Janu: 31st, Stockion Hall: 720 20U ‘St West 1810 days ‘und ‘lex | day” of ‘the fi | otherwise " the'"auke 1as ih "case of dafs his" order Do " mrha fthree (3) s o Law Ry ! BAILI] .\" | | Law | A JOHN PAUL EARN 600 F St. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Jlist published herewith contains the. names of all “applicants for admission to he bar Court of, the Distriet of ¢ 3 re successful in the bar e held December 10, 17 and 18, 10¢ pmmitiee of “bar examiners requests that any information tending to affect the eligibility of any of said applicants on moral rounds be furnished the committes oi o | efora March 1. 19: JOHN PAUL EARNEST. 600 F S RALPH GIVEN, Secrati Gth and D'Sts. Albert James Law Attornes, h-w.h WALTON SCHOOL of COMMERCE eAccountancy (ourses Now given in resident classes at STRAYER COLLEGE 721 Thirteenth Street, N. W. & SON, AUC commission for quick pant-owner. Phone Columbia 2006. Main B e Elia Clapp Adams. Quiney b, ms. Earl R. Alexander, Roy P. Anderson. Walter E. Aylor Ralph A Barney Forest ¥. Bart] Philip A. Bayer Louis Berkowitz. John G. Birks. ¥. Rust B R. Bowling. . B Brasor. 2 ek Oy Bryan. Fipderick G, Bryan. Bargains in Homes. auetion. | $9,950—A BARGAIN. Colonial, m)l-slry brick, semi-detached home, containing eight large. Iyight and cheerful roome. with il modern improvemeits: hot-water heat: electrio lights, hardwood floors, large 1-piece sink, outside pantry, automatic Deater and & deep lot with room for several garages. Owner has left the city and priced his house low for & quick sale. ATTENTION. The Prettiest New Six-Room House in Washington. Only $7,950—8$500 Cash and $69.50 a Month. Why pay rent and buy a home for some one else. when buying this houss means so much to” you! Out of the $60.50 n;;m\hli payment there is an average monthly saving of $48.54: the b $20.96. consider as rent ‘compara il with what Four are o pav Colonial tapestry " beautiful ‘slate” mansard roof. with dormer windows: attractive covered porch: sleeping and breakfast porches running Tl widin ot ‘the house ‘and” unusually deep: large. well arr rooms: h\;rdl(- P iful white Adas A Lichatico. rerce W. Lindber, Mark T fi Howard P. Lo Roy F. Loveil, Henry W. Longfellow. Y. B, Lowrey. iernard T, MeCarty, Robert L. i’ MeCut Leslie Ha McDaniel. John €. MacNab, William Adney’ Swain, hard Mackesy. Jamen €. Maddos. j Francis 3" Malloy Ronald N. Marauis. Eldred N. Mahoney, Jouis Messinger, 4 ammond Millard, Dorothy A. Moncure, Bernard M. Mulvihill, Paul J. Murphy. Lawrenice E. Murray, Henning Nelson. Gardner J.°0'Bogle, ¢ O'Keefe. wetl Onions, Charles M. Palme: €. T. Palmer, Kentieth S, Patten, Homer S Patterson. | creased from 73 in December to 119 s aoute i ot ‘Cafed cheny Citise | in January, but the arrests for illegal a8 Der plat recorded in Liber 88 at | possession of liquor dropped from 23S the records of the office of the sur- | ¥ 1" fon of liguor dropped from 23 veyor of the District of Columbia: to allow to | in December to 256 in January. the plaintiff. as life tenant, out of the " oL enid sale. an amotnt of money, cqual 1o Less Liquor Seized. e “Ihicreise’ in val of 'Which has » p { snlted“Trom imorovements to sald proverty | The report shows that made by er laud for’ ihe Telnvestment of | gallons of alcoholic drinks were seized 1 e Mhiner e Brovided byt the 'deed | during January, a decrease of 223 gal inder “whldh" Said" el “setate i3 now fieid | lons under the preceding month. The | 20w “rtifiod’® 8" Yk ™Yo g “accorgaitcq | Selsures of mash, however, jumped | with the ferms’ of “said origial deed and | {rom 2,000 gallons in December to ”I\":”.’\.hlr“’l” and_testament and codicl 70 in January Honut (e s (Hill. deceased, On mo: | “TrafMc accidents during the month | Jaangacy 3B 087 orfered e’ de- | according to the report, totaled 426, as foupanty Erank 1o Ferrs. trustee under the | compared - with 603 in December ased ' Hunt C CHUL Joseph Price "Hui. | Deaths occurred in seven cases and | Houry BiIl. Pontiac Tiudt Company, “a cor’ | serious injuries it nine. In December | porhon, suardian of Mary Ellen Webster. | there were five deaths due to traffie 3 pster ar ane. Webster. in- . fants Websier: - infant: . Betty | accidents and the same number of H er, ane Webater, Infant: | serious injuries. . Hill Fergus trustees S Inat will and festament of Joshua | . - and Eilen’ Hill. infant. cause e emered horein o3 o | BIDS FOR U. S. TOURISTS. Tolidass” oceurring. af 5 - publication of this o 2 & “'”m‘:l"‘i.r-:i'mh'"u:" i England Displays Road Signs List- Dublished once & ek fo i istori v}{'\,‘”,i".'k,_;i“e‘},}, ‘:\".u:hél'm‘- ing Historical Treasures. and in The Evening Sta R TENEINGS | LONDON. February 8 (P).—Simple PY; (esti | artistic road signs, revealing hidden X | historical treasures of English villages and towns are being erected through out the country in preparation for the {annual Summer influx of American motor tourists, S Signs similat to’ thide 'seen frequent ly by Americans while touring over their native, roads—*Welcome Bingville,” or"'Bingville Greets You' —have appeared in the outskirts of some villages, but a been started to have yr.re artistic and informative signpostr.at fhe approaches to historic placez. H SUVA, A\JCILAND.UVDN!V The Well Eaquipped Rosal Mail Steamers i ARA™ ,000 tons), Mar. 9, May 4 “AORANGI" (92000 tons). Apr. 6, June 1 Sails from Vaneouver, B. C For fares, ete., Axm)‘ Can. Pac. Rallway, 005 15th St., Washington, or to the Canadian_Australasian Line. ) Hasti t.. W. Vancouve docior's office and ‘residence, on East Capi- ; tol st 6 or 7 rms.. a.m.i b ana Tincoln Park. Address Box 460-D. Star office. :Vl ardle f ouses, less of condition, SHOWAL- TERREALTY, C0.. Suite 404 Vermont Bids. Phone Main 1258." HAVE QUICK BUYER FOR OUT-OF JUT Doumty ) BAKER & 0O, Room 301, m'@.jt .Qw WILL PAY CASH FOR mnot_to cost over $3.000. EHAN & SONS, 1010 Ver i 2\ £ SONS. 1010 Vermont ave. Room 507, WE WILL SELL IT 1F PRICE I8 RIGHT | {southeast or northeast). . N, Realtor. Lincoln_340. pE JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, | REALTORS. 314 Penna. Ave. S.L. If you have property to offer at the right price, we have a customer, Catalogue sent on request. Y _CASH FOR SMALL BRIC Robert W Cyrus 1 Burnet | James E. Burns, | i . Scott Frank W, : Thomas Francis Callahan. arry 1. Carroll. ichard” Carvell. { John F. Clage | Milford H, Clari. Stephen F. Colladay. Pearle Hensley Collier, Walter i1, Compton. Edith M. Cooper, Allen R. Cosier. James D. Cunningham, Edwin 0. Daue. Robt. B. Dawkins. ir., Thomas Henry Dackelm: Ww. Francis TEMPLE SCH 1420 K St. Register n Gregg and Grabam-Pitman dictation classes. review | clusses. filing. secretarial bookkeeping. Terms for bus ness and government positions. Au espe cially’ designed fireproof building. 0oL asses in Shorthand THOS. J. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 'V OF A MODERN CE-§ :SIDENCE KNOWN AS PREMISES 3221 ELEVENTH 'STREET NORTH- WEST, WASHINGTON, D, C. Whereas ‘default haviug been made in the payment of installments of interest on the febt secured by the hereinafter described hd premises by a certain deed of trust hearing date June 20th, 1925. and recorded Jly Tieh, 1025 among the lnd recards of ihe District of Columbia in Liber 5553. folio 265, and at the Tequest of the holder of the Totes seeured by said deed of trust. the un. | Gersigned, the trustee named in said deed of triist, will offer for sale. under the provi. tlone' thereof, at public auetion, in_front ¢ { the premises. at FOUR O'CLOCK P FRIDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF FF { REARY. A.D. 1827, the following-described land and ‘premises, with the improvements, eqsements, gt " Ways and appurtenances Thereunto belonging. ~situate and lying i Ihe county of Washington, e, Main 342 SYAYE HORRES: EoRM NG TORY_BRICK The purehaser. ~Interest and taxe or adjusted_to_date of sale. A deposit 200 will be required at the time of <al il conveyancing. recording, etc. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale’ to with within ‘thirty days from the ¢ sale. otherwise deposit will be forfeited and the ‘property resold. at the risk and cost of ihe defaulting purchaser, after five days’ ad- vertigement of sueh rosaic in some newspaver ublished in Washington, D. € 3 T. FRANCIS S No. 925 15th WILLIAM P, o | deer elaborate kitchen with 1-piece sink and nlltllgt antry; beautl fife Dath with built-in tub and shower: master bedroom across entire front of house two rooms off sleeping porch: good sized lot. completely sodd ck 10 a paved alley. This house is on one of the highest eleva- fons in Washington and in & section where all houses are new and pretty nvenient {o bus and car lines. If vou are looking for a4 home in the Northwest section, do not fail to see this before buying. $8,350—HOME OR INVESTMENT. $500 Cash and $65 a Month. A beautiful home with investment possibilities on a wide avenue with center parking and zoned as first commercial. Attractive 7-room brick home. T perfect condition: seven Iarge. weil arranged rooms, with large, bright cellar, Hardwood floors and beautiful oak trim: attractive electric fixtures and perfect heating system. Large lot. This is a real buy and will sell %0'the first to inspect it. $7450—BETWEEN LINCOLN PARK AND PA. AVE. $250 Cash and $57.50 a Month. Attractive rolonial type tapestry brick home; six large, ‘Well arranged aally large front and rear porches: hardwood floors. electric ater heat_deep Jot to a wide alley and garage. Owuer is anxious ¥ home low for a quick sale. land_ai For gayety and life—three of the world's most beautiful cities—Rio de o Montevideo and Buenos Aires, alive with Yatin color and romance. Luxuriou appointed hotels, cafes an continental freedom. Every other Saturday a Munson Line steamer (21,000 tons) leaves New York for this gay land of scenic spleador and ideal climate. Finest Ships _feR-d&ds.exSu ‘V‘ ADAM A. WE L‘Hl;l' | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- | pr8ved Real Estate, 330 2nd Street Northeast. Ty virtne of a certain deod of trust duly tod December i fnstrument NOoY0 of ‘the land Tecords of the District | of Columbia, and at the request of the parts | Secuted theréby, the undersigned trustees Wil | offer for sale by public auction. in front of | the premises, on° FRIDAY. THE EI | ErnPE DAY OF VEBRUARY, 1027 FOUR O'CLOCK PM.. the followitig-de- ribed land and premises, cituate in the D Trict of Columbia, to wit: Lot 76 in A. A Hoehifng, and Thaddeus Braw's sub vieion of part of square 724 vecorded in Liber 20, folio 1% ords of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. SRR Terms of sale: Tie above vroperty will be sald subject, o a prior deed ot trust for $3.800.00. at 7%, due December 11, 1020, bufance cash. ‘A deposit of $300°00 re: quired of purchaser at time of sale. All Conveyatcing, recording and notariai fees At cost of purchaser. Terms of sale fo Do complied with within thirty _day from day of sale, otherwise the trusices re- serve ‘the ‘right to vesell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, five days advertisement of such resalé ome. newspaper published in the city ashington, D, O, JOHN H. WEST, EXANDER C. ROBESON. Trustees. Auctioneers. partme; > “Hotels, Clubs, Al tions. Schools, Colleges Restaurants, Cafeterias, men and. women daily. Esery « ¥ nte. Institu- Ted Rooms, alis. - Dierkovh, Donahue, Dowell. 1 B, Eisenbers, ng openings in . C— or Managers. Hostessos, Ha Ros Johy F. A OUT-0F-TOWN REAL ESTAT) Jio .l_i(.’fl‘%G.(lfifsu CASH. $5 MONTHL bfl{,"fif}c‘l‘ Oy B8 ouen. " Vhal 185 AUCTION SALES. S THIS AFTERNOON, THOS. J. OWEN & SON.. AUCTS. | First Commercial Zone, 1373| Vour” Disiwitle Pate - Stncy e o4 ery i our - Story 14th & K. M. 9080. Brick, Containing Eight _— Lnrgo‘ Rooms, Four Baths BOSS & PHELPS. LEADERS FOR 10 YEARS IN THE and Kitchenettes, All Rented. SALE OF WASHINGTON HOMES. 5 virtue of authority vested in us, we Prestsca. an RUESDAY Bhte el CHE DAY J ™ TEST- resises. on 2 . B G] NORTHWEST—$8,500. i FEBRUARY. 1027, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK Just south of Spring Road and west of T4th street this two-story M., Lot 851, n Square 2848, improved as colonial brick home of six rooms and tile bath, hot-water heat, electric bove. light, front porch and two-story rear porches. Garage for two cars. Can Terms: Sold subject to truats of reco 1E'EG1d On torms of $1.000 cash and & reasonable monthly payment. particulars_at time of sale, the purchase 5 Brica” above said trusts 40 be paid 34600 INT D T 5 cash, balance in monf stallments, 10 MOUNT PLEASANT—$13,250. e ired, by a_tsust on e’ property West of 17th st. and south of Kilbourne place. this very desirable Peposit of $500 required. 'Con residence muet be old for an out-of-town owner. The entire property in Tn perfect condition and contains six rooms and two tile baths. glass inclosed sleeping borch, attic, lighted snd heated garage. Convenient recording, etc., at cost of Pul’f‘hnnry terms. CHEVY CHASE—$14,500. sz'wrl "rhnudyi .dlfle ‘l‘l) ;be;‘ld:sd ‘within 14 v, ‘otharwise deposit forfeited: THO Ja(;:‘w'E“ & Brick bungalow east of Connecticut enye and south of the Circle, naving. six Jarge rooms (ile bath with ouiltin snower: ouk flogrs S SON, “Auctioneers, __Ja30.1e1.4.6.7. THOS. J. OWEN throughout: hot-water heat, electric light, Ample epace for garage. We seldom have brick homes of this type to offer in this particular sec TRUSTEES' SALE v DWELLING., KNOWN ~AS = PREMI! 1022 TAMONT STREET NORTHW ES ey Virfue of a certain deod of trust CLEVELAND PARK—$12,750. The owner is very desirous of disposing of this well located brick home having six rooms and tile.bath. hot-water heat. electric light front and two-story screened rear porches and one-car fiflmo. The prop- ety Pierson, J. Nicholas Stanley B. EA. Poe. Theodore J J. AL Redmond. P. Richardson, David Ringle. jr- Arthur F. Robert, Joseph Rossman. Geo. C. Saltzman, Aaron 1. Shalowitz, Patriek 3. Sheridan, James E. Shifflette, dlan 1. Sosder. Howard rvell, Stearns. Williwm Steiger: Thomas Stewart, Francis E Harold D. Thoma: Walter N. Tobriner, 0. Newton_Todd. George, F. Towers, ie Treadwell. ‘ald_ Lee Trenholm, il B, Upham. v 1L, Walker. District of Colum- bia, namely: Lot numbered twenty-seven (4%) in Edward Landvoight's subdiv of part of Dloek mnimbered twenty-one (21}, "Columbin Heights” and of part of biock numbered_eighteen (18) ~in Todd _and Brown's subdivision of part of the iract of Jand ealled “Pleasant Plains.” us per plat of said first-mentioned subdivision is recorded i Tiher County 18, folio 11, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District 0f Columbia, subject to_covenants of record. Terms of kale: One-third (1s) of the pur: rice in_cash, of which a deposit must be made with the trustee at de. and the balance in equal notes of {he purchaser. payable in one and two years after the date of sale, #ith interest at ihe rate of six per cent per aunum and pay- ablo semi-annually, secured by deed of trust on the property sold. or all cash, at the ovtion of the purchaser. The terms of sile to omplied with within thirty (30} davs from date of sale, in default of which the vrop: erty will be resold, at the risk and cost of ihe dnfauiting purchaser, after five dasy re; advertisement in some newspaper published i Washington, D. C. Al conveyancing, title examination, Tecording and revenue siamps he experise of the purchaser. 1 at the CUNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Tristee. By GEORGE E. FLEMING Vice President. (Seal.) - Attest TRVING ZIRPEL, Secretary. &du.oxSu___ J. OWEN & SON JJose touch with b Unifed States and places eontact” with good executive positions everywhere Class limited: Classes now enroll in a few short r ODpor- M. to 9 P Fastest Time Pan America American Legion Western Werld Seuthern Cress Write for travel booklet Allarrangements including 'Reun, South America tours may be made ithorized tourist agencies or— MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINES 67 Wall 8e., N. Y. C. Phone: Bowling Greea 3300 Fra: Bernard Goldstein, Jolm E. Gothoer, Thomas Vincent lights. ha e 10 sell and has priced hi For Details Apply to CAFRITZ, ¥ Grigsby. Gerard 4. . Guilfoyle, J-Fosigr Hagan, Lestie Peter Harvey, Arnola_Clement Hansen, Edward Joseph Hastings Reeves R. Hilton. Haviland Hobbs. John_Robert Hooker, Roy E. Hughes. Charlea W. Huil. Paul B. Hinter, Ralstotie R. Irvine, Leon Katz. John J. Kearney. nk . Keating. ir.. Patrick Francis Keriu, John D, Kiley. Robert M. Klinger, Max Kossow. Michael Joseph Lane, am Alvert Lasiey, | | | time of su ranklin MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. Teeling. STORAGE FOR FURNIT! 3 WESCHLER'S, 620 Pa, “ave. Main 1282, Main_ 9539, MOVING ¢ rig;iei'! KRIEG'S{™ XPRESS | PACKING " SHIPPING 616 Eye St. NW. Main 2010 LONG DISTANCE MOVERS MIT 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH 3343 lifioo.m«-u...w-w.—.'- WINTER CRUISES WEST INDIES 15 to 30 days BERMUDA 4 sailings each week ROUND THE WORLD A MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES Jamacia—Cuba—Porto Rica— N u—South America CALIFORNIA Via Panama Canal Ask for Booklets OBER’S Steamship and Tourist Agency 1420 H Street N.W. Phone Main 3347 Official Agent All Lines Regular Tariff Rates Edward M. Samuel Walffe. Eugene Robert Woodson. in of W ADAM A. WESCHLER & SO Trustees’ Sale of Three-Story Brick Dwelling Arranged in Apartments, Containing 11 Rooms, 3 Baths, H.-W. Heat, Elec. Light, No. 1304 Monroe St. N.W. By Virtue of a_eerts recondad in Liber No, 5154 of the land records of th is lumbia. and at the request of the party se- ciired thereby. the undersigned trustecs. will offer for sale by public atetion, in front of fhepremlten, on PHURSDAY FnREARY SEVENTEENTH, 192 AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK \P M., the foilowing described land nd premises, sitnate in the District of Ce umbla, to wit: Lot 19 in Kirkwood Fiora's sibdivigion of part of block 4% Holmead Manor."" as per vlat corded in Liber County 11, folio 1, of the records of the office of the sutvevor of ‘the District of Columbia, desie: Nated for taxation purboses as 16t 19 square | BRGS. subject to butldmg restriction line and | covenants of record, improved as abo Terms of sale: The above property will be sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $0.000, . past due. Over and above . A deposit of $500 required at time of sale. All con- cquding and notarial fees at burchaser,. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell }ll! property at the risk and Cont-of the defaulting Dirchaser after five dayw “advertisement of Such rewale in some howapaner nublished in" the City of Wash: — JESSE J. WEDGES, W. M. WARD, " W. M. WA __fe7-d&ds.exSu__ ' " """ 'Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Twao- | Story Brick Dwelling Known as Premises 1516 6th St. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated October 29, 1925. being instrument No. 182, recorded November 4. 1925, among the land records of the District of Columbla. and at the request of the party seciired thereby, the underslgned ‘trustees will sell at public ‘auc. in front of tho premisce on FRIDAY EIGHTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY AD. 1927, AT FIVE P.M.. the following: described Tand and premises. situate in the strict, of Columbia, and designated as and being lot 41 in Thyson and others' sub- division of sauare 445. as pep plat recorded in'the office”of the surveyor for the District | of Columbia, in Liber C. H. B.. at folin 34 Terms: Sold subject’ {0’ a “‘prior deed of trust for '$5.000. further = particulizs of which will "bé_announced at’ time of sale: the purchase price above sald trust to be naid in cash. A deposit of $300 required Conveyancing. recording, etc.. at purchase: Gost. "Terma o be complied with, within 30 days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the Proverty may be advertised ‘and resold at the discretion of the trustees, CLAUD " LIVINGSTON. 0T 'W. TREW. . Trusiees, . AUCTIONEERS. BRICK ALUABL! AS MISES LR BY CUNARD LINE B1G NEW Of_-BURNERS REET at rates including hotels, guides, drives, fees. | NORWAY ezt MEDITERRANEAN | 52 DAYS, $600 to $1300 ss “LANCASTRIA’ July 2 lndndla':l Lisbon, Spgin, T: Al- iers, Italy, Riviera, Sweden, Norway, land, Perlin (Paris, London). Jan. 16, '28 Around the World th Cruise; 125 days; $1,250 to $3,000. Jan. 25, '28 To the Mediterranean 24th cruise: 65 days; $600 to $1,7K Ober’s 8. S. and Tourist Agency, 1420 Frank C. Clark, Times ' Bldg. NG THEAST NORTHEAST. . By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated May 24. 1026, being instrument No. 188, ecorded June 8, 19726, among the land yec: vds of the District of Columbia, and at the Tequest of the party mecured thereby, the Tndersigned trustees will sell at public’ aic- St 1 front ol Ahe BIRIGSL OhguRURRY: THE F | S g A.D. 1927, AT THREE-THIRTY P.M. the following.described land. and premises. sit ate in {he Digtrict of Columbia, and desiz ing Jot 89 in Henjamin H lon of lots in sanare west 1 faunte 4076, a8 per plat recorded in the fMica of the surveyor for the District of folumbia in Liber 76. at folio 120 Terms: Soid mubject to a prior deed of trust for $1,000, further particulars ot which will be announced at time of sale: the purchaso price above said trust to be paid i cash. A deposit of $300 reauired. Con- voyancing, Tecording, ete.. at purchaser's cost. ‘ferms to be complied 'with within thirty days otherwise deposit forfelted and ~the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. TRA E. P deed of trust duly DAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1o A.D. 1927, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PJM. thé following-described land and = premises. it uate in the District of Columbia, and desig: | nated as ng part of lot ® in block 18 1in Todd and Brown's subdivision of part of M. nt. ' <Pleasant Flain» " as per ‘plat recorded 1n the office of the s Yevor for the District of Columbia, in Liber Levy Court 2. at folio 24:: heginhing at & point on distant 4 feet 2 By December 30. 1025, being Instrument erty contains hardwood floors and has many extra bullt-in features. 100, recorded January 4 among the SAUL’S ADDITION—$11,750. land records of the District of Columbia at the request of the party gecured the 1 el Detached, cight-room and bath residence on fine lot. 40 feet wide by about 145 feet deep. The first and second floors aré of hardwood the undersi trustees wil o jaid over subflooring, thereby eliminating a good deal of unnecessary auction, in {ront of th emises, on TUES. ouss cleaning. Attic, Lot-water heat, electric light, one-car garage. Terms. FOXHALL VILLAGE—$10,000. As this location is 10w well known for its exclusi neighborhood of refinement, at this time we have & home price embodying many individual features and superior m.grfnr bath, oak floors, hot-water heal, electric erms PHONE MAIN 9300 TILL 9 P. BOSS & PHELPS, THE HOME O¥ HOMES. 1417 K STREET. REALTORS. Larhont street d inches east ‘of the northwest corner of said lot and running_thence east 16 feet 8 inches, thence south 150 feet, thence west 16 feet 8 inches. thence north’ 150 feet to the place of beginning. : Terms: 80ld subject to a prior deed of trust for $2.500.00. further 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 ' required Conveyancing, recording and revenue stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within 30 days. otherwise deposit for- Ieited “and " the proporty may be advertised and resold at gge discretion of the trystoes. SEPH D. SULLIVAN, ARTHUR J. BRIDGETT! homes and the ab onstruction or Risk. Re- ice—Low Rates. Storage in rooms, :m.Nnnd up. -~ Ex ert packers for ‘ship- ping. 705-9 Florida Ave. ORTH 104 MOVE Without Wor sponsible e. RESORTS. KELLER. ATLANTIC CITY. JOSEPH G. 81 To FLORIDA and HAVANA from BALTIMORE Comfortable, modern Munson liner MUNORLEANS Weekly express passenger and freight service to Jucksonvilley, Misrai, and Havans, Visic. Florids, ‘America’s winter paradise, and romantic Cuba this enjoyable way. 1% days in Havana between sailings. Inclusive rates ‘t:“d on application, covering meals and berth aboard ship while in port. Sailings scheduled February 11 and fortnightly thereafter Munson Keyser Building, Baltimore, Md. ADAM A. WES( rustees. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Three-Story Brick Apartment Building, Known as Premises 942 Rhode Island Ave. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated February 20, 1923, recorded in Liver 4841, Tolto 20B, one of the land records of the Di trict of Columbia and at the request of the secured thereby. the undersigned trus- { ‘sell at public auction in_ front of remises ‘on FEBRUARY THE SIX: TEENTH. 1927, “AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the {ollowing deacribed land and premises situate in the District of Co- fumbta, lot numbered cne hyndred and eight (108) in George M. Lackton's subdivision of lots in square numbered three hundred and sixty-five (365). as per plat recorded in Book X0 Dake 167, in the surveyor's office of the District of Columbia, a T T A Tt T R TIE 7.20.31-fo?. Trustées. _ L UCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM. PROVED REAL ESTATE. 1720° RIGGS PLACE NORTHWEST. THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING. By virtue of certain deed of trust duly recopded. in Liber 5070; at Tolio 414 ot seq ot “the ‘land records of the District ‘of Co: lumbla, and at the request of the party secured lhe"bxv the undersigned trustees Will mell ‘at public auetion, in front of the rmises, on WEDNESDAY. THE NINTH AY OF FEBRUARY. AD. 1927. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.. the following-described land and‘premiaos, “sttiats In ho' city of Wash. ington, District of Columbia. and designated e and being lot. numbered one hundred and one (101) in Willlam E. Schneides b- division of lots in square one hundred fifty- three (153), as per plat recorded in the sur- Ve oiiite ‘of the District of Columbla in Lli_')_er 20. 'lnl(()l '.:3’i T piblect 5 i Akl forma of sate: Sold sublect to a prior dee of {rust Jor $5.000 (further partlculars of w h will be announced time of sale). balance to be pald in cash. A deposit of $300 will be required at time of sale. All ZONVESADCINE. FOCOFdIng. Fevente stamps, ett.. Gt ost of purchaser. Terms of sale to bé complied With within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the Dlsmi’ 16 resell the property: at. the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days' advertisement of such res in lnfiln# news- a blished in Washingto! . C. gl Aft‘us'n. %onlo v b: CLARK, TLLIAM 1a28-d&ds.exSu rusjees, * $500 CASH. SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. HAVE YOU LOOKED AT THESE HOUSES! IF NOT, READ THIS DESCRIPTION. T : e Special Weekly Rates JANUARY and FEBRUARY Cannot s cqualed in the city at this price. Look at what they contain: Cement front p--~h: hardwood floors and trim: expensive lighting fixtures, with side wall switche double or plugs in every room: expensive paper: Sanitas on kitchen and bathroom walls: puilt-in tub, tile bath: large sleeping porches, screened up stairs and down: paved alley and garage: bot-water heat: laundry tubs and coal bin in cellar. Located in a beautiful new growing section. Probably 100 houses under construction 4n immediate nelghborhood. Buy now, before the rush starts, and get better terms. Bua Jine one-halt block from houses Go out Trinidad ave. to Owens pl,, turn west on Owens pl. to sample houses. prior deed of ($3.000) dollars, due ‘anout February. 1020, with interest at the rate of six per centum per annum, fur- ther particulars of which will be announced at the time of sale: the purchase price bove said trust to he paid in cash. A debasie "o ave munared (¥500)" aoflara xc- quired. Conveyancing and recording at the purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty (30) days. otherwise deposit Torfelted and the proverty may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. . UPSAW, fe bin St WM. B, KRAFT, Insurance Building. Trustecs, ASHEVILLE, N.C. American Plan Single Room with bath . . . $0and up Double ** “ for2. S84 Double and Single ** * for 3. 5126 This seasonable rate offers an opportunitf™ to visit the wonderful “Land of the Sky” | and enjoy the hospitality of one of Ameri- us hotels. Write for special ROSCOE A. MARVEL, Mgr. For salo by 20. S. WHITE, 1412 Eye St. Main 8098. Houses Open 10 A M. to 9 P.M. Daily. WIL) 2e5-Qkds.exsu L810.12.14.1008