Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1927, Page 35

AUCTIONS. Al TION Q\LES. AUCTION SALES. THOS. 3. O TERS. TRUSTEES, STORY, SALE_O) mt ierpw in deed of trust. 4 18 instrument No. 1926, among the Colnmbia By virtue Angugt 18. 1 recorded Septembor records of the District r The request of the party secured there ndersigned trustees will seil at pub T drant of the premises ‘on' MONDAY. 1 DAY OF AUGUST. AD. 1 HIRTY O'CLOCK P, th in the Distric and being part of orig ved as follows: Beginning a point in the line of south D <treet Jches east of the northwest | leide. and runuing thence east | inches. | on the 1d street 18 feot 8 thence feet 8 inches to the re line of said lot. thence west 18 fect 87 inches, thence north 85 feet § inches to the point of beginning. erms: - Sold sibjent to a prior deed of trust for $3.000. further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale: the ca_above said trust to be paid cash. A denosit of $300 reanired, Con- yevancing, recor ser's cost ‘Terms 1o be co Wi within thirty days, forfeited and the property may b and resold at thy discretion of th Su’ ‘Mn ited Equity Cau & 20113568 THOS. J. OWE 1425 EYE TRUSTEES! SALE'OF VATUARLE, THRE STORY, NORTHWF ain deed of trist, recorded January folio 240" of the land ||\o request of the undersigned trustees will sell at pi in_front of the premises. on TU THE_NINTH DA AT AT FOUR-T! YCLOCK PM.. Towing-d and premises. t of Columbia, and destgn: Jot numbered sixts-thren ( ‘s subdivision of square n: Ired and fiftv-one (151). 1927, the ton: the office of the sur- | Tevgr for the District ‘of Colambia in' Liver R. at folio 1% Taring. Sl suslect 15 & prior desd of trust - for 00, er particulars which will be announ t time of sale: ase price above trust to be paid A deposit of $200 required, Con- % ‘and recording at purchaser’s cost Terms to be complied with within thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the nroperty may be a and resold at the discretion lnxr ver. W.. X mm St. N v, __1¥28.20.30-au2.3.4. Trust ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers, Trustees’ Sale of Four Valuable Stucco Dwellings, Nos. 709- 711-715 and 717 Columbia Road Northwest. By virtue of two certain deeds of trust, August 1 s instru. nd 170, res of the land records of the District of Columbia. at the req f the party secured thereb the undersizned trustees will offer for eale by nublic suction. in front of the pr on FRIDAY THE FIFTH DAY OF AUG! 1 AT FOUR O CLOCK P escribed Jand and premis the District of Columbia, of Jot 110 block 6 1n Todd & division of vart of “Mount Pleasan: +Pleasant Plains.” as ‘per plat recorded in the office of the survesor for the District of Columbia_in_Liber Levy Court 2. at folio 3, described as follows: Beginninz at a nt on_the north Ime of Columbia road distant 75 feet from the southwest corner of £aid lot aud runing thence west alogg said north line of Columbia road 28.80 feet to the center of “the dividing wall between hous:s Now “711 and 713 Columbia. road: thence north throngh the center of said wa and a continuation thercof 50 feet: thenc east to i point due north from_the blac of beginning, and thence routh 50 feet_ to the point of beginning. being premises 708 | and 711 Columbia road: and (2) part’ of said Jot. described as follows: Eoginning at the sonihwest corner of said iot 1 ine thene feet: then at right Columbia Toad feet: north line of £aid jot west,_corner 50 feei to_ihe Dremisee 715 and 717 a Terms of sale:’ Subject to de uring an indel ((u'mq of_S8.0 erest, due July angles to s thence west on_ the 35 feet to the north- Tot 1, and th south purch; n_cash, Promissory note or uotes of purchaser. ke- quted by secoud deed of trust op eaid prem- isos pay: t the rate of 1.00 per month, covering brincipal and_ interest at 635, or all cash for equity at the eption of’the purchaser. ~A deposit of Quired of purchaser ‘at time of eale. conveyancing. recording and notarial fees at cost of purchiaser. Terms of sale to be com- plied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the rij 10 Tesell the property at the risk and c of the defaulting purchaser after five da; advertisement of' such resale 1n some ne Jivgr published in tho ety of Washington. ORRIS SIMON. DOFRENCE kOE\IGSBE)}GYR Trustees. Trustees’ Slle of Valuable Three-Story Brick Apart- ment Building Containing 6 Apartments, All Improve- ments and Three-Car Garage Known as Premises 1217 “N” Street Northwest. By virtne of a certain deed of trust dated nly 22, 1925, recorded in Liber folio %16, one of the land records of the District ©of Columbia. and at the reatest of the party #ecured thereby. the undersigned trustees will %eil at_public anetion. in front of the br isea. ‘on 1he TENTH DAY OF AUGUST. 19 AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.AL. the following-de: acribed land, and premusés. situate in’ the District_of Columbia: Parts of original lots ghreo (3) and four (4) in equare two hun: {dred and eighty, (280). described as follows: Beinning for the satie on N street, at a |point distant forty-five (15) feet West of the southeast, corner of said lot three (3); and ing. thence west on waid strcet Liien Aive (25) feet: thence north one hundred hree (103) feet mine () inchies 1o an al thence east on faid alley twenty-five Tt ®tanco Ssouth ons hundred and_thre (103) feet nine (9) inches to the blace of bezinning. Property contains ix apartments wigh all imrovements. Terms of sale: Onefifth of the p money to be paid in cash, balance BE3000 emi-annually with interest 't 6 Der annum, payable semi-annually from of sale for three (3) s. then the entire balance shall become due and payable. cured by deed of trust upon the proper #01d or all cash at the option of the pur- chaser. A deposit of one thousand (31.000) follars will 1 " sale. A1l conveyancing, T cost of purchaser. “Terms to be com- Plieh Seith - wlthin ity (30) ' dava_from day of sale. otherwise = the trustees Seserve the Tight to resell the = pro arty at the rtisk and cost of the defau ing purchaser after five (5) days' adverti ment of euch resale In somo newsaper pub- lished in Washington. D. nnmnmt LKIN. 1530.d&du xS ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers Trustees’ Sale of Two-Story and Basement Brick Dwell- ing, No. 18 Fourth St. S.E. By virtas of a cartain deed of trust, dated April 1, 1027, and recorded April 5. 1 as instrument’ No. 195 of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the r vest of the party secured thereby. the un. dersigned trustees will offer for sale by Jublia anction. in front of the premises, on MONDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1027, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.. the follow- sng-described land’ and premiises. situate in 1he District of Columbia, to wit: Lot 24 in sayare 817 Terms of sale: The above property will be mold_subject to 1 association trust for 4500 ble “monthly. halance cash. A deposit of $300 reau of purchaser at time of sale conveyane. Sng. recording and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Te be ‘complied day of kale. Wit within U ees reserve the right to 2 the, risk_and cost of tho defaul s ~eitisement 0f s in some news- gver publistied in tho ity of Washington, ALBERT B. WILLIS, JUDSON T.'CULL Jr. __is28.d&dnexSu Trietée AD\M A, W) HLER f SON. Auctioneer “Trustees’ Sale of Modern Brick Dwelling, No. 1821 Bay Street Between “B” and “C” 18th and 19th Sts. S.E. v virtue of certain decd of 1, ded in Liber No. GROL. folio 3; and records of the Distric d'at the request of the b BEATGUST. 1 A the followinz-deseribed land mituate in the riet_of Columb fLot sixty-one (61) in Loia S. Asher's subdi 112, s per 2. in ‘the > “or" the" District ‘of Colum vremises, to wit e prvesor's off improved 8 0f wa equal inst ntw. represc )i580ry_ Noles of the purch e and wo years. Wilh interest at six Per cent Der annum from day of sale. pay- 2 semi-annually. “secured 1 deed of trust ) “the property wold. or all cash at op- Homof Turdhasce. A dépostt of S400.00 Te- «d at time f & 11 conveyancing. erording, and notariul fees at cost of pu Ahaser. - Terms 1o be complied with within Rhirty days from day of kale, otherwise the tres reserve the right to rescil the prop. a0 the risk and eort of the defauiting nent o balance in ed by the r. pavable vublished in ashington b city f e b muur‘\u KING, !)'ZD-flW fol \uLP» TN ITruntee:' Sale of Valuable Im- L. oD 00T | | ADAM A, WESCHL | of the . | land { | days. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. proved Real Estate, No. 1834 Park Road N.W., 8 Rooms and Bath. By virtue of a certain deed of tru recorded December 7026, an instru- ment. No. 110 of the land recor of the Instrict of Columbia. and at the reauest of varty secured therehy. the un or nalo by F A 1 tha Tollosin nd premiees,” situate in (h nbia. to wit: Lot 82 i block 17 now known for purposes of ment_and taxation s lot X2 in equare Terms of gale: The above property wil 20 eublect ‘to_a prior deed of trust for 36.500.00. at 6%, due No 4 baiance cash. A deposit of auited of purchaser at timo of sale, couvexancing, recording and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms of plied with within thirty dars from sale. otherwise the trustees reserie { 1o resell the property at the of the defaulting purchaser after fi | advertisement of such resale 1n gome news- paver publislied i the city of Washinzion JAMES Y, T CURTIS W 1¥23-d&ds. ‘exSu FOPR 0CROCK 13 POSTPON L JONDAY, EIGHT, 1 Hou 1t & Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Solid Brick Residence, Known As 1704 16th Street N.W., Facing the Chastleton Apartments. y virtue of a certain decd of trust, dated b 13 i Bein instrament No. Tecorded January 4. 1927, among the Tand records of the District” of “Columbia. and at the request of the party secured there: by. the d trustees will sell at o 1t of the premises. RI- 1 DAY OF AVGTST, AD 'CLOCK ' P.M.. the wing-de: d_ premises situate in the District of Columbia and des iy (70 . as ver c Y% falio B0, of the records of the oflice of the sir situate in the City of Washington. District of,_Columbia Terma: ~ Sold_ sublect to, o prior. deed )00, further icul: hownced at time of fale: vrice above said trust to' be A deposit_of $1.000.00 re- eyancing. - record ele. at Terms to be complicd Wwith within _thirty days. otherwise deposit for: feited and the proberts may be allhp:'fized and resold at the digcretion of the trustees. ROBERT £ N KEEVER. iv27.d&ds exS0 the purcha wid in o auired. purehaser's cost TRUSTEES DWELLIN URTH T LETTS NORTHWEST) irtue of a certain deed of trust, duly od in Liber No. 5352, folio 437 el seq. Tand records of the District of Colum. and at the request of the party secured . the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public_auction. in_front of the premises. on FRIDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY F _ AUGUST, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the following.described land and_premises. kituate in the ‘District of Co- lumbia, to wit: Lots 107. 108 and 109 in Lonise A. Veerhoff's subdivision of part of original lot 18 in square 28. as per plat re- corded in the office of the survevor for the District of Colambia in Liber 13. at folio 106. Terms: One-third of the purcl money cash. the balance in equal installments of one ‘and_ two years. with interest at 67 secured by a deed of trust upon the property suld, or all caeh. at ontion of purchaser.” A denasit_ of $200 reauired of purchaser at time of sale. All convevancing. recording and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trus tees reserve the right to resell the nroper tho risk_and cost of the defaulting pur- chaser, after five days’ advertisement of such resale 'in_some newspaper published in the city of Washington. D. C. AMUEL H. WALKER. ARLES A. McCARTHY, et au3-d&ds es ‘Auctioneers. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Trustees’ Sale of Modern 2- Story Brick Dwelling, No. 1426 T Street Southeast. By virtuo of a certain doed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 5650, folio 218 et seq., tho land records of the District of Colum: bia. and at the request of the party sec thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer for sals by publie auction. in front of the on FRIDAY. THE FIFTH DAY TGUST. 1927, AT FIVE 0CLOCK the following-described Jand and prem- situate in’ the District of Colmbla, to : "Lot 130 in Dougl Moxley's gub: division of lots 59, 60. 61, 64 and 65 in_square 5605. as per plai recorded in (o office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber 79. at folio 90. subject covenants of record. Terms of sale: The above property will ba soid subject to a prior deed of trust for 500, at 7 per cent. due July 7, 1928: nce cash. A deposit of ‘$300 ‘required purchaser at_time of sale. All convey- cing, _recording and notarial fees at cost purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within " thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the truisteed eserve the right to resell the property, at the risk and cost of the defaulting urchater. after five da ad: vertisement of such resals in some ewspape! published in the city of Washington. D. °C. CUVIER A. METZLER, FRANK B.'GUEST, 1728-d&d THOS. J. OW! 1425 N & SON. AU‘TIO\}.ERS. 2 REAL O PREMISES NUNBE D 230815 L STREET virtue of a_certain deed of trust re: ber ‘No. 5 <ords of the District of Columbia, and at the reauest of the parties secured thereby, the undersigned will sell at i wiction. in front of the nremises. on AUGUS TWELFTH. 1927, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M the following-described land and premises. uate in_the District of Columbia and bein; numbered twentynine (26) in saare niim; bered thirty-eight (38) as deseribed in said doed of trust. upon the following term Terms of sale: Said proverty is subject to a prior deed of trust fecuring an indebtedness of $2.750.00 and said proverty will be sold Bubject 0 said deed of trust indebtedness Of 'the purchase price over and above said deed of trust. one-third is to be baid in cash and the balance in two equal installments, evor of the District of Columbia. | THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. THE HEIGHT OF FORESIGHT. ¢ VOICE M TELEPHOME BOOTH— 5AY, How MANY TIMES DO | HAF YA PHONE YA BouT THAT CoAL ? THIS 15 TH 382 TiME T pay! WELL, THAT MAY BE SO BUT WHEN Do ) GET My COAL ? P yA THIMK | WANTA FREEZE NEex winTeR ? "3 n. C. —By WEBSTER. WEDNESDAY. (7 Cops il Press Publubing Co. (New York World) 1927. N. 3. El A HO MBERED * 2024 NORTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust record ed on June 11, 1976, as instrument N of the land records of the District Iy Lt the request of the the undersigned will s in front of"the premis T ‘OUR o IO' K I the’ following de Jand and. prémjses. aitgato i the t of Columbia and being lot numbered ty-two (2%2) in square numbered forty. hundred _and_ thirty-eight (43:38), a8 | cribed in said deed Of trust. upon lhe‘ Tollowing terms: Purchaser to_ pay one-third of the \)? chase price fn cash. the balance in two lments in one And two yeara, with intcrest at the rate of 61 0n per an sccured hy deed of trust on the property sold. cash, at the option of the purchaser: taxes and interest paid or djusted to the date of sale: all conveyanc: ing. recording, ete.. at the cost of purchaser: 004 title or no sale: a deposit of $200 will be required at the time of sale and ment to be Within thirty (30) days o date of sale or deposit forfeited and the esold at the cost and risk of the | ing_purchaser after five (5) day previous - advertisement of such resale in somo. Washingtor e LBERON R.B.Ludy,MD, JULY, AUGUST and SEPTEMBER are particularly delightful months || martboroughiBlenheim| ATLANTIC CITY The House with the Home Atmosphere Very Attractive Weekly Rates i Ownership Manageinent Josiah White & Sons Company MONTICELLO Kentuckyave. mlrhelcb—AulntkC 's finest and most. lar rate hotel chestra, dan i tats batra cing, IUNNING WKI[R IN ALL ROOMS Phones 1018 & 6708 BATHING PROM HOTEL Ownership mngm’t FETTER & HOLLINGER Trustees’ Sale of Valulble Im- proved Real Estate Being Two-Story Brick Apartment House Known as 1828 Riggs Street N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly r?(‘ordul October 8, 1926, instrument No. 4. among the land records of the District of Columbla, and at the request of the varty securcd thereby, the undersigned ~trustees wall gffer for ealo by public auction. in xTrg'né of _the _premises, on S ELEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1927, ROCLOCK B, the ollowing csrribed ate in_the Distriet of Lot numbered_one hun- hree (173) of Richard of lots lettered ‘" numbercd one” hundred 3). as per plat recorded urveyor for the District in _Kquar ind thirty'thres (1 i he of Columbia. in Liber 66 at folio 143. Terms of ale: The above property will be d_subjcct to a nrior, deed of trust for 000, at 6% %o, due April 1. 1928: bal- ance cash. A deposit of $1.000.00 required of purchaser at time of eale. All convey: ancing. recording and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. e t0 bo complied with within® thirty days from day of aale, otherwise the trustecs reserve the right STANTIALLY CONSTRUCTED resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five days' ad vertisement of ‘such resale in some new JuLIUs 1 PEYSER. payable in one and two vears. with interest at_the rate of six and one-half ver centum per annum. payable semi-annually. secured by, second deed of trust upon the’broperty aold. or all cash at the option of the pur- Interest and taxes to be paid, or adiusted to date of wale. A deposit of $200 will be required at the time of ale. All con- veyancing. recording. etc.. at the cost of pur- chaser. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty dave from date of sale. other- wise deposit will be forfeited and property resold at risk and cost of defaulting pur- Chaser. after five days' advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D. % FRANCIS SAU] 15th St AM_P. BE 15th’ St. aser. _an2-d&ds exSu. ER & SON, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, No. 1870 California Street Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly ocorded on Augtst 19, 1026, as Instrument 146, of the land records'of tho District of ‘Columbia. and at the request of the par- {y secured thereby. we the undersigned trus: il el o auction, in_front of the 3 HE NINTH DAY OF 5 O'CLOCK P.M. and premisek. situate in the City of Washing- in the District of Columbia, and desig- #d as and beinz lof numbered twenty- Vlock numbered three Heights.” as per vlat re in the office of the surveyor of the 1 of Columbia in Liber County 11 together with the fmorovement of a three-story hrick dwelling. an_incumbrance of $3.500 Terms of sale: One-third of the pure money over said trust to be paid {the balance in two equal installm; ayable in one and two yvears, with interesi t 6 per cenfum per annum an rom ay ot ‘wale. decured b 7 trust upon the vroperty sold, or all at the option of the nurchaser. of %300 ‘will be required of the pi at the time of sale. All conveyancing, re- cording and notarial fees at the cost of the purchuser. Terms of sale to be comnlicd with_ within thirty days from d AR irere, the HEhT i ~sell the vroperty at the risk and cost of ing purchaser. after five days' ad- t of such resale Evening a n wuy):mvr published in the City of ton, n TRUSTEE STORY, S TREET SOUTHE recorded in Liber N of the land records of the Dist bia. and at the request of the partv secured the undersigned trustees will sell at o anction. in front of the MONDAY. THE TH by, Sands and Ezra D Par subdi n sauare AR ax per plat recorded in Liber 23, folio 106, 57 the records of the office of the surveyor District of Columbia. Terma: Sold subject Tor $2.500. furd h will be announced at time of sale: the we Drice ubove sald truat to be pald in'cash. A deposit of $300 reauired Viiineing. FeroRiing. etes at Durchuser's cost. Terms to' be ‘comlied “with within_thirty otherwise deposit forfeited and the virty may }m‘».mru&m and resold at he discretion of the trustees. JULIUS 1. PEVSER. D MiEE! a prior deed of ¢ particulars of #49,5,8.10.13 FRED McKE! auZ-d&ds.exSu. E rustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. 5 Ese Street Northwest. Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, the Alston Apartment House— 1721 21st Street Northwest. By virtuo of a certuin deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5556, UF his Tand"records of the. Districk of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersikned trustee will sell at public auction, in{ront of the prem: on MONDAY THE n(.wm DAY oF UST. 1927, AT FIVE O'CLOCK the 1ibwing deacrined Jand and prem. 18cs. "eltuate in the District of Columbt rtinated as ‘aud_beink ot sixteen” (16)" in John B. Alley and_others’ subdivision of part of square ningty.iwo (02). as per, plat recorded in Liber Yo, 11, folio' 18 secords of the oflice of the surveyor o( nu District ‘of Columbla, Also It e o o rera mubdivinion” of h.u seventeen (17), eighteen (18) and nineteen (19) in = sald s(]ulrfl ninety-two (02). s ver piat of said Moore's syb- division recorded in Liber No. folio 67, of the aforesaid surveyor's office records Together with the improvements, consisting of brick apartment house. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash. balance in two €qual instalments, payable in one and two ars with interest at #ix per centum per an- . payable semi-annually from day of enle, secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash. at the ontion of the pur- chaser. "A deposit of $5.000 will be re- qured” at time of sale. = All conveyancing, recording, etc.. at cost 0f purchaser. Terms of sale 10 be comvlied with within 30 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 sue in_some newspaper published in Washing- AN ton, THE WASHINGTON T, AND TRUST COMPAN By ALFRED H. LAWSON, 28-d&ds exSu Real_Estate OMmr N & SON. AUCTIONEERS, ve St. N.W. Trustees’ Snle e of Valuable Peb- | ble Dashed Dwelling, Being! Premises No. 1917 Third Street Northwest. By virtue of certain deed of trus May 7, 1026, b led" May 7. 1921 of the District of quest of ‘the party secured thereby. the un- dersigmed trustees will sell at public auction, indront of 'the premises, on FRIDAY. TiE pargr published in the city of Washington, Opea PRINCESS | OCEAN END OF SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. 11 year. $3.50 dally & $20 weekly up with al meals. Special Pageant week & Fall Rates. Bathing from hotel. Runnlag water fn all rooms, Capaclty 500, All white servi (usic. Dancing. Booklet & road map. free. 24th year, _PAUL C. ROSECRANS. Owner & Mgr. New York Avenue Near the Beach single or en sulte Running water. = Food unexcelled. Rates’ m: Garage on Dremises.” Courteay and service. Phooe Ma- rine 9885. Ownership mlnuflemen cGARRITY. HOTEL RITTENHOUSE |¢ Kentucky Ave. Near beach. European plan. Central to all attractions. Running pater in all rooms. Many pricate baths. Bathing from hotel, Rates $2.00 up daily. Special weekly. Owacrahip " manugement Wire for Teservations. Phone Marine 9514, WATHKINS Ocean End South Carolina A: All Rooms Running Water or Private Bath American Plan $4 up daily; special weekly. ider detalled rates on Bolder an g O SON MOCRHOB SRy Mer. L' DGEWATER Ocean end So. Car, Ave. Europ Piah: $2.00 up, Bredkfast 8 am- 1 p.m.” Running water. Private baths. Freg bathing. Ballroom. Muslc. Ga- rage. Booklet New Ownersh All Bathing Carolina Ave., Ty 3% block from station. ronghout. Running water. bath, £2.50 yp duily: (hing_Privileges. _Garuge. Algaler. flkAnmrlccvrv E Carolina Ave. Ocean Block pacity 230—American Plan. Fnims have privats bath. ‘Orefiestra —Dancine—Frea hathing. -~ Attrac- New Clavion ave. just oft Roardwalk. VAYS OPEN. Bath houses free 10 uests, 8. K. BONTFACE. | Creston Ocean Front at M ) Dlan._Modersts outen.o die. T b, Matwell Tenn & Beacn. Batn- following-deseribed land and premiges.” sita ate in the District of Columb nated as and being lot 7 in k Droit P; " as per plat recorded in Ihs office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia, in Liber G pherd. at folio 15: sald block 11 1 ated on tlie ‘books of the assessor strict of Columbia as square 3087. Terma of eale: All cash over $5.000.00: $5.000.00 to hr) ‘ll‘( ll|tl;!| by flrlll d:ud of trust on_property sold, with intere at 7%. pay- ahle quarterly {rom day of sale. or all cash i ooy 6 the Burchass: OA “depoit HOTEL TREXLER of $500.00 will be required at iime of sale, South Caroling ave. near Beach. Amerfcan A “conveyaneing. ‘rocording. etc.; at cost of | plan. Running water. Private biths, 17th Durchaner, " Tefma of #als’ to be. complied | year. Bathing priv. A. L. Trexler. Owner. with_within thirty from day of wie | L") T E L L E w l S otherwise the lrultu‘lv;lervfl the right to Pagific and Niinols. Running water. Paha: Bathing Tooen hotel: Hooklst: A reell the property and cost of HOTEL BOSCOBEL T Rinruoxy raulting pur daye’adver- tirement o o "in ‘sgme newspaper Avenue near Beach. Greatly imggbved. $4 up daily with 0 up ws mbe) ashineton, Leon B. pom! 3 ing 1rom Hotel. Running CflSTRo witer af) rma. Privy Bathe. nae“ 250. 35th s Bult, & ma ’bumn SI'IOREI'IAM Virginia beach. Running water. Pri- jrstog s and Eurgpean oublisbed in v <, AM R. DE f.\smm'rl' Wi, BLR R. ZEPP. ag-dkdo.exs Trustegs. Wildwood Manor LARGEST and FINEST HOTEL in WILDWOOD, N. J. One block frem Ocean Pier and Amusements Directly overlooking Boardwalk and Ocean. Capacity 500. Run- ning hot and cold water in all rooms, Private baths. Elevator to street. Music, Dancing. Free bath houses. Free parkingspace. Booklet. American Plan Rates. $4 up daily. $25 up weekly A. RUHWADEL & N. B. KENNADY, Props. ! BRBEACHFRONT S { i beautifal Wildwood Crest. All rooma hot and eold runninz water. Private baths. Bath- uses. Gars ilmnrnmfr: av, beach: bathing, | 8 up wk. $10 up wk. J. B. ) SEAC REST Cap. 200, Running water. Private baths Rruonnhls rates W. Whittingham. Prop. ROOSEVELT Cor, 26th and Penna. Ave. near Boardwalle and’ Pler. Beautiful outloo. Ru Private baths. " Free bath’ house Rates moderate. _A. L. Sinnamon, Mgr. HE HOME or TOSPITALITY. Hotel SAVOY Beach tront location. Cap, 200. Madern. At: o Tates. Bilte W Geratel. OWwer, m nm year. PECOLUMBIA Romn en aulte with bath: eulsine and serv. ico celled: el HOTEL WINDSOR 9 the e Front. CAPE MAY. N.J. Capacity 300. Hot and cold run- ping water in overy room. Private baths. evator. Ownership _direction. R. HALPIN COLONIAL Directiy “on -Bosrdwaik. American plan: running water: suites With bath. Elevator. ' Extensive norcies. Write for booklet and rates. Ownership management. CONGRESS HALL e Moy, Directly on the ocean front. Amoncah planies Copictir B0 Mhennle . S Chesira, THORMAN: OCE: (‘n acity_200._Jd. F. Whiteseil, ._Mgt. Dir. CIT! E J. THE BELLEVUE Ocean end of 8th st. Ocean City. N. A distinctive homelike "famil hotel, mod: ernly appointed: central to attractions: cellent”table with fresh voretables: running water: private bathe: elevator. Free bath- Ing, Privileges. A. BEIDLEMAN B ALE THE BREAKERS On the Beachfront at 3rd Street American Plan Tennis courts. Bath houses. Garages. Elevator. HORACE C. HODGSON, Mgr. The Flanders On the Boardwalk, OCEAX CITY. . J. UnigueAme Plan Hotel S X WATERSWINMING POOL J. Howard Slocum, Pres Mgr. THE _TLLINOIS, 026 Wesley Ave.—Roor en suite: privaie baths. hot and cold ru ning water in all rooms. American plan Rates upon_anplication. A. J. Michener HALL, 1116 Wesley Ave., Ocean Clty, N, J.—Noar beach. amusoments. trains Nicely fur. Running water in_rooms. Excel meals. Mrs. H. E. HILL. 1DE. MD. ‘miles from D. Rural Home Hotel 3 »ilss T decrees cooler; 20% better: reasonable rates: bus daily and Sunday, oth and Penna bw.. 1:30 pm. Write for booklot. T West "River 217511, A. W. Andrews. SHADY_SID) AN_CITY, MD. Hamxlton Hotel The House of Plenty. Ocean Front. Running Water. Garage. | ——Dancing, Hathing._Golf. Hotel B HOTEL. = 40 new rooms and b Ocein front. Best service. B ra._ Garage. Gol Tlle Hotel Lankford Ocean front modern BXCI 81 I olane_Gurage, BT LA Jcean ll|d bay THE DEL-MAR viows. “Kunning water all rooms, Season. Jine to I MRS, POERREY D et ran COLONIAL HOTEL rdwalk: modern. Special rates to 15. i M oy P gy P R BREAKERS 9%, BOARDWALK Rooms “with hot and 104 punning water and private baths. Phone mmnn-, Proj i and On boardwalic. Free M Exr‘rllen( l.xlo B MRS. M_KRAYE Prop. m"' NEW ATLANTIC =, ‘Music, Daneing, Tennls, Grill, Golt: Sookle: THE BELMONT Goiitinsvaier *Be atly romodeled with 20 new THE HASTINGS HOTEL m,..a vk, Busnie wgisy WEACABLHE b < lmnl | andoah” River: | with_be AUGUST 3, 1927.° Phelps Sued for $10,288. William R. Phelps, trading as Phelps Tire Stores, 1625 Fourteenth street, 1455 Ninth street, 500 Eleventh street southeast and 3116 M street, was sued vesterday in the District Supreme Court by the Linds icholson Cor- poration to recover mobile tires and tubes. The company tain possession of tubes and tires esti- mated to be worth $ Attorney H Winship Wheatley appears for the plaintiff. "Highland Gathering’ with Scottish Game: and Music This Festival T BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL. .. the gorgeous September coloring of the Canadian Pacific Rockies! Scottish games and dances . . . Folk Song singers from the Highlands and Hebrides . . . also an unique musical program, treated historically, from the time of Mary, Queen of Scots. And all under the patronage of His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales. Besidethis... horseback riding, hiking, climbing. .. golf o a mile high course ++.warm sulphur swimming pools.... 4 day trail rides . . . autoing to Lake Louise, YohoValley,Lake Windermere. “So much to see—So much to do— So easy to reach” Summer tourist tickets at greatly reduced fares. dsk for information and rates on Tour C-145 C. E. PHELPS, Gen. Agt., Pass. Dept. 905 15th St. N.-W., Wash,, D. C. “NORTH HlLL" A colonial resort. near Bluemont. on Shen- valley. mountain and water shaded lawos. drives, fishing. boat- imming: new baths and sewerage: no invalils or tuberculars taken, Room rd. $15 and $18 per week. Hooklet. MAURICE 'F. CASTLEMAN. Berryville, Va. Wild Beauty Park Farm Near Blue Ridge Mountains —is_open for U . Outdoor pool, fennis. canoeing, Excellent Up-to* ate decommodations. | 310 and $20 a week. Send “for booklet. Mrs. HORACE TRIM: MER, Orange, Biuemont, The ideal test and recreation FoO 05" with Betty ‘ot “Biuemont, &t the Loudoun Xvilln Gigod meals. ~Wholesome THE AVALON Hot and,cold water in all oo S_VIRGINIA L scenery hiidr N vlrw VA, ATION AT on Water Front. THE VIRGINIA BAY 3 veie £ren \l:jun, W. Blount. Phone 9173. TOURS. Clark'sFamousCruises By CUNARD-ANCHOR new oil burners; ratesincludehotels, guides, drives, fees 65 days, $600 to $1700 THE MEDITERRANEAN 'Transylvania'’ sailing Jan. 28 24th cruise, including Madeira, Lis- bon, (Madrid) Spam, (Granada) Al- giers, Tunis, Carthage, Athens, Con- stantinople, 16 days Palestine and Egypt, the Riviera, Havre, (Paris) Kurope stop-over. 8th World Cruise (Westw. Jan. 16; 125 days, $1250 to Ober's Tourist, Axency, 1439 H § Fr. ‘Clark, Times Bldz.. New York STEAMSHIPS. Vacation Trips Virginia Beach Ocenn View Buckroe Beach JNorfolk—Old Point Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Golf, Tennis and Horseback Riding Modern Palace Steamer: “District of Columbia” “Northland” DAILY—6:30 Special Tickets Including State- room and Hotel Accommodations at Virginia Beach Friday to Monday Saturday to Tuesday $18.35 to $22.60 NEW YORK—BOSTON NEW ENGLAND RESORTS City Ticket Office, 731 13th St. Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Company UEBEC HALIFAX CHARLOTTETOWN | and up the Saguenay DE LUXE 12 Day Cruises 3000 Miles S.S. MUNARGO (12,000 tons) Largest ship in the run Passenger list lhnhed to 250 Dancing, swimming d|‘>ool :l.er.k sports 3 Ship uz' Hotel— Indu ing 3 days Quebec, Rates 3125 and up Sailings from New York Aug. 12th and 26th Write tor Folder M MUNSON "™ 67 WALL s‘n\m N‘!W YORK Phone Bowling Green 3300 or To NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Chartered by Speclal Act of Congress SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND GOVERNMENT Opens Sept. 30, 1927, at 5:30 P.M. Degree courses of collegiate grade offered_in Political Science, Govern- ent. Economics. Soclology: History. ance. Business. Corporation Or- wanization. Langudges. ete. Degrees of B. A. and B. ea o compiation of Feaiiréd 10,288 for auto- ! s0 sued out a writ of replevin to ob- | RESORTS. THE EVENING STORY Incognito. IS8 ROSE LEE lay curled up under a Navajo blanket in a room- warm as Sum- mer and as fragrant, for it was scented with Chinese lilies. The lilles were in a little green | pot near the old-fashioned sofa and Rose smelled them as she lay there idly with her hands clasped over her bead. Very slight and thin and pale, a most unroselike person was she, who inhabited either Mrs. Brill's sofa or Mrs. Brill's big basket chair during the entire time she was out of bed. For Rose Lee had been very ill and the doctor who had sent her to Mrs. Brill's keeping. had insisted that she make effort slowly. Tt was very fortunate for Rose that she had Mrs. Brill, and so she thought now as her wan, broken eyes took in the charm of the lilies. Somewhere back in the past, far back. Rose’s life had touched Hester Brill and, rough they had not seen each other v years at a time, the written word had kept communication between them. Now in her stress Rose thought of the one safe, sure haven where she could receive the things she had longed for so long—sympathy and love and care. She had asked Hester it she might come to her for rest and Hester had told her to hurry up and not wait a moment. Iere she was in her second week of the peace and comfort and delight of the old square house where Hester Brill, widowed and childless, reigned alone. And she was getting well, she who had felt that life was a thread which as wearing terribly thin and. what was more, she wanted to get tetter, jut there was one thing she didn’t nt and she expressed it now to iester Brill, who entered with a cup »¢ malted milk in her hand. I don't want to go away from this « ever.” she sald. ‘Hester, large and calm, <urprise. “Oh, yes you will, as soon as you ‘cel stronger. You'll go back and get nto the harness and fight and claw it the world just as you always have lone. Why, in five weeks more your stuff will be in all the papers and our picture, too—but nobody will scognize {t.” “I should say not.” Rose sipped her milk and smiled. “Once they had my name under a popular dancer’s picture and another time they had my picture over the name of a popular murderess, not but what she was better looking than I am.! Hester looked shocked. “You'll zo back,” she said. “You'll have to. They'll spy vou out and de- mand you. I'm certain that young man who came to the door this morn- ing was a reporter. Will Fenton thought so, too. By the wav, he’s coming across the street now with something for you. I can't see what it is.” Rose turned her head and studied the approaching visitor. Mr. Fenton lived in the kindly, old-fashioned house opposite alone. His housekeeper had ot married a few weeks before and he had not replaced her. He took his meals out and managed alone be- cause he had no woman relative near enough to companion him. Very tall and thin and grave was Mr. Fenton, with the nicest face in the world and quite the pleasantest voice. He entered as one who was sure of welcome and placed a tiny purring <olden bundle of fur upon the sofa heside Rose, “A Kitte she cried, and buried her face in its dainty warmth. Now, Will Fenton, what did you do that for?” Hester demanded, eve- inz Rose and the kitten and the giver with amusement. showed PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE Burean_of Supnlies and Accounts.” Navy De- artment-WaEtnernm-D. C.. until 10 o'clock a.me. Augnat 16, 1057, for delivering vacuim tal X’ ndicafor’ hase blates. to the Yard! Washmeton, B, G ere. “Apply for pronosals to the Bureau of Sunplies and Accounts. - CHARLES MORRIS, Pavmaster General of the Navy. au3.10 EDUCATIONAL. “Don’t say it's just something more to look after,” Rose pleaded. Hester sald nothing. She only con- tinued to smile at Rose and the kitten. “It's the funnlest thing,” she burat out when Mr. Fenton had gone. “You. to be loving a Kkitten Rose suddenly burst into tears. “Hester,” she said, “I never thought there was anything in me but what 1 have shown the public, but there is— there is. I'm just a woman after all. I want love—a home——." She paused, biting her lips on what was a half sob, half smile. “I am a fool ended. Hester knit cautiously. “Will Fenton doesn’t know who you are,” she said. “Certainly he doesn't ]0\'9 vou for that ., he doesn't know whko I am but when be finds out—." Rose looked wearily away. “I suppose I ought to tell him—I wish you would. Hester continued to knit. That afternoon as Rose Lee lay cuddling the kitten and pondering gravely, the door opened upon her. Hester, she thought., had returned oversoon from a shopping expedition over town. She turned her head and saw a thin, eager-faced young woman staring at her. “Oh!"” said this young woman. “I've found you at last.” She advanced upon Rose, extending a card. But Rose didn't need to look at the card to know that the young woman repre sented the Daily Eagle or something of the sort. “How did you get in?” she gasped “Through the unlocked cellar door,” answered the reporter triumphantly. Fortunately Hester entered just then and put a stop to it. “It is all over,” groaned Rose. *1 must go. I suppose I have been able to go this long time. Now that my incognito is at an end I must go. Next thing th e representative of your Weekly Tattler will be upon me.” “He already has been,” snapped Hester. Rose left on the evening train. She went without saying good-by to Will Fenton. What was the use? He couldn’t care for her any more when he knew, and anyway her work called her. She went back to the city, to the apartment which she shared with three other women, to the name of Sarah_Bolton, which sounds better than Rose Lee, when one is a writer on a variety of subjects and com- mands a large public, and to a new sense of the futility in some cases of a career. “So you're back.” sald Jane Dyer, who wrote realistic poetry. ‘““Hello, Bolton!” cried Zora Steel, who did queer illustration for the magazines, “Looking better, uh?” commented Lucretia Palsley, who did socia) service work. A queer quartet, Sarah thought. She missed Hester—and home—and— and a lot of those things. A month passed and she couldn’t get into the harness, she couldn't write, it made her_head ache to look up data, Zora's Russlan cigareftes sickened her; Jane Dyer's batik blovses got on her nerves, Lucretia’s care- less ways jarred her. She didn’t want caviar and black coffee and the smell of chypre—she wanted the scent of Chinese lilies and homemade bread and a Kkitten which must be growing up too fast, and Hester and— So she gave it all up and went back. and her three mates didn't regret, for they sald she had lost her cachet; it was a terrible thing to lose one's cachet. Hester welcomed her. So you're Rose Lee again,” she sald. “Yes." Rose took up the kitten and cuddled him. “I'm going to stay Rose Lee for the rest of my day: “Oh, no, you won't,” Hester said. “You don’t think I'll go back!’ cried Rose aghast at the po!llhfllly Hester chuckled, “No. You'll hecome Mrs. Will Fen- ton in about three months,” she sald The End. fCovyright 1927.) EDUCATIONAL. AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Pre-legal course. School of the Political Sciences A senior college with courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Political Science (B. P. S.) and of Bachelor of Science (B. S.) in Commerce. Special courses in preparation for the Foreign Service examina- tion and for foreign trade positions. Course in preparation for the C. P. A. examination. Among the subjects in which courses will be given during the college year 192728, are the following: International Law (3 Courses). B o [dometitutional Law. Comparative Constitutional Law. History of the U. S. Supreme Court. Roman Law. foctal Economlcs. con Advanced ‘Economlic Theory. G h 14 imerce. Shanies and Hesources of the Culted Taisiries aad Tld urope. Tade .':Id: PP m rica. lo with the Far Marketing. anking ana International Finance. orporation Law and jure. sed in Forelsn Trade. Amerlcan Diplomatic History. European Diplomatic, History, Divlomatle Hiatory of Latip Am Biplomatlo iistory of the Near East. Political m-mry. Commerce Government. {tate Governments, lonial Government. fo the fleld of fo nced French and S which there are au Portuguese. Chinese cuments Accountan sportation. e e T oF e Jollbwing Jangasgss, ?‘ A addition. an o Tollowing dan or meient nt'}ltruloun Corman” Boush’ Buseian Caech. Tal For eaf - “'llhlnnnn."l;?‘c.-.a‘l'm;.’m‘n.h" address the Reglstrar. 1001 F 8t N.W. T ursdase, 131 Dy Albert N Shtardas and August the Diractor 5 Drospective B,ihe months of June Jui Ited tudente 2 ‘Tuesdays, 4-6 "Fulney” tay e cons duing’ ‘ule Jollowing Bours: NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL (Incorporated by Special Act of Congress) 59th YEAR OPENS SEPT. 30, 1927—6:30 P.M. Undergraduate Department Standard three-year course of American and English Common Address Seeretary 818 13th St. N.W, Maln 6617 Law leading to degrees of LL.B. and J.D. Three-year course consisting primarily of Roman and Modern Civil Law, designed especially for Latin-American students, lead- ing to degree of B.C.L. Graduate Department One-year course leading to degrees of LL.M., M.P.L. and SD{: lL Two-year course (one in residence) Io-dml to degree of Courses Offered in Graduate Department Admiralty Modern American Church Law International Law Juris d d Legal Hist International Claims bt R g C M::i‘:r nj::’rhm:’. Auditing and Legal Accounting Interstate Commerce Law Patent Law Roman Law Federal Trade Comm Modern Civil Law Government Contracts and Claims Procedure Land, Mining and Irrigation Law Federal Tax Laws Trusts and Monopolie: Classes in Undergraduate Department commence 6:30 p.m.; in Graduate Department, 4:45, , 6:30 and 5 p.m., except Interstate Commerce course, which is at 7:30 a.m., Mondays and Thursdays throughout the year. Apply Secretary Tel. Main 6617 818 13th St. N.W.