Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1927, Page 31

{Trustees’ Sale of V V-ltuhle Four- Story Brick Apartment, Con- taining 19 Apartments, Situ- ate at 1465 Columbia Road ! Northwest. By virtue of a certaln deed of trust. dated June 10. 1026, being iustrument No. 18¢ Tocorded July 1. 102, among the land e ords of the District of Columbia. and at th Tequest of the narty secured thereby th ndersigned trustoes will sell at public auc in front of the promiscs. ons MONDAY HE FIETEENTH DAY, OF AUGL 1037 AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M ine-dencribed Tan the District of s beivision of {ea Grounds Valy ersity said_subdiy o rconiol o Eier at of the records of the afice of the su for the District of C building restric Droperty is des assessor of taxation 2672 Terms trust for § for “about ¥4 Which will be annou purchase price abova said trust cash. A “deposit of S1.000 r Yevancing recording. eie at ¥ rms to be comulied thi dass. otherwise deposit and raberty may be adversieed aod resold at the | scretion of the trustecs DVER 2. TAYLOR. t deed of cond deed of trust riiculars of of sale to a TRUSTEES' SALE OF VAL = $TORY BRICK DWW PREMISES NO. 1743 SEA NORTHW Bv virtue o n deed of trust da a cert June 30. 1926, ia. . Tequest of the party secured th undersigncd trustecs wil eell 2 AT the following described land and prem ises.“situate in the District of Col designated as and heing lot 210 in E R nd others’ subdiv 50. a8 per plat recorded in th the surveyor for the District of C fo Tiher 12 at folio 40 old_sublect to a prior deed of ctrust for “$3.000. further piricuiars of {which will be announced at time of sale the_purchase price above €aid trust t id in cash A deposit of $300 re nveyancing. recording, ote.. at purc cost. Terms to b com with within thirty daye oth osit_forfeited the pro 1 and resold &t the di ;Arn!{uu of t ur PEYSER. “Trustees. AUCTIONEER. au69.111715 DAVID NOTES, Large Sale Furniture, Household and Personal Effects of every description, also small stock of Men’s Shoes and Rubbers and other miscel daneous. AT PUBLIC AUCTION Tuesday, August 16th, 10 A.M. Terms: Cash DAVID NOTE THOS. J. OW (455 R STEES' & ORY PREMIGES LINA A By virtue of a recorded in Liber No. the Iand -rochrde of the Disrict. of o mbia and at the request of the party se- aured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction, in front of the prem: ises. on TU . TH] TEENT] fumm. and dn.:’n ated as and being par 57 FEast Washington ITuvestment rict of Columbia beginning for the same at the northeast corner of said lot 53 and “running thence alonz easterly lino of #ail ot sontheas 75_feet. thence south 10 fert. the thence north 5.60 feet. thence northwesteriv along the line of said lot $8.35 feet to North C: lina avenue and thence northeasterly a w2id line 1¥ foet 10 the place of beinning Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of “trust_for $5500.00. further particulars of which will be announcrd at time of sale: the irchase Drice above &aid_trust to be naid R Cash, DA acposit of £300.00° requt Conveyaneing recording. etc.. at purch cost. Terms to be complied thiriy_davs. otherwise deposit fu: WHih within eited and the proverty may be advertised and resold | B of the trustocs 8t the diserstion oI 1S ' GoTIwALS. ‘ HARRY B. MOORE. Tristecs (The said David H. Gottwals being errone- guely gescribed in Gaid decd of trust s Da Gottwalls.) s A0 1518, 0S. J. OWEN & SON. A TlO\EERS o 1425 Eye Stree TRUSTEES' SALE OF \'Al L) STORY __ SEMT CHED ngg#é;g g%21\\6 TPRENrisEs” 1504 B By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated December 7._1026. being instrument Tocorded December 18. 1926, among the land Tecords of the District of Columbia. and at * The request of the varty secured thereby, tie undersigned tri<tees will gell at public ‘anc- mmz lg]%rn;}_l’ of the premises. on TUESDAY. T FIVE O"CLOCK V. Fadpstrinad \Jnd and. Dremise he District of Columbia, and being 1a: 105 in a subdivi £; Grnver and others in eauare 2 piat recorded in_the office of the the District of Columbia in 1. 80__ Subject to a building 3 ‘Termga: Sold sublect to a"prior deed"or trust. for $8000.00. further particulars of ‘h)r;x il be announced at time of edle "”x"i rice. above aid_trust to be paid T cash, A deposit of $300.00° required nvesancing recording. etc.. at_purchase Terms to be complied ~ with “within Iriy_days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the proverty may be advertired and resold at the discretion of the o W GILSERT DENT. HEROLD HAYNES Trustees. situate 1n #0.5.8.10.12.15. By virtue llmfiry 0‘,“‘ TFecords of the District of ‘Columbia, &he request of the party securcd ther. ces will sell at mub the premices. on TUF OF A oL} o undersigned 'fi'm"nh': i'r\‘r{;r:\n “THIRD DAY, 8!;%1' AD AT THR! designated as and being lot 94 .‘blr! of the surveyor f'r" the District of Co- trust for 00.00. furthe particuiars u! aid In cash A deposit of $300.00 requi Thirty davs. otherwise deposit forfeited and JOSEPH I. SUI K P following-des \nremm “tuate in the District of Co- Shepherd's on ot per plat_recorded in the bia in Liber R Tolio 39 i an Ol subject 1o ior deed of Shich will be announced at time of rale the purchase price above eaid trust to bs onveyancing, recording. et-. at purchaser’s cost, . Terms 1o be compiid with within he property may be advertised and resold at’the discretion of the e ARTHUR J BRIDGETT 4u12.15.17.19 22 BLE _DE. G. BEING x By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber No. 5783 folio 2K et s of the land rec t ot Col Bia, and at th thereby. the undersigned tr ublie: auction. in_fro DAY, THE TUGUST. 'AD. 1 M.. the following de jpes. mituate in the District .designated a8 and being 050 in the subdivision b Horen” and-Robert. . W prees & Toilo 30. in the offica of the ict of ( 3 L deed of trust for "$3.500. which will be_annou the purchase price ald Jn cash Bonveyancing, recording. ete cost. ) Tarms to ba eon thirty daya. otherwise denos the property m advertis 1 the trustees the discretion n)‘l}\\ s ¥ K U. S. Marthll’s Sale of Modem Coats, | Clothing Fixtures, Dresses, Etc. virtue of a writ of spec 3 out of the Clerk's reme Court of th ‘me directed ) Gor cash at No, | ington. D. FRIDAY, TRENTY S COMME OCLOCK AM.. nd e men{_wall easés and window pargit ik machine. window di 1ables, bAlliD four gas W vacuum cleaner. deliers, ete. Also and’ dresses. seized 1 fie e of t toren ey EDGAR United 8t Maishal District of Columbia, ne. RS nated as 110 and | N, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two-story Brick Dwelling, t No. 51 Florida Avenue N.W. LDy virtue of & cortain deed of trust. duly in Liber No. 3318 01 the land records of the 1. and at the reauest of the party secured theieby, tha undersigned trustees will offer r by public auction. in_front on WEDNESDAY, i DAY OF AUGUST. HIRTY O'CLOCK P.M ing deseribed land and premises, o Distriet of Columbia. to" wit ADANM A. Wi folio 16 ef seq.. istrict of Colum: Lot subdivision in bl % per plat recorded i County in the office of the sur P s of the pure payable in one . With interest at mx per cent of sale. pavable semi- 1 of ‘trust unon the wtion of 10,00 re All con al t cost e to he complied of sale. ng and ms of s r risk_and, fter five da le in some ne Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Stone Dwelling Overlooking Rock Creck Park, Situate at 4331 Blagden Avenue Northwest. of a certain deed of trust duly 5 SR14. folig 148 et weq., ot the District of Colum <t of the party will premi TH 1) I FOUR FORT followingde situate 1o the Distri in front S1GH at {olio 50. 1n the sur- Mic District of Columbia Sold subiect to a prior deed of 000.00. further particulars of noimced at time of sale: above said_trust to' be | 5 Tesold at the diserotion of the trustees. JOSEPH H. BATT. ROEERT E. ACORN Trustees. & SON. Auctioneers. s exSu | ADAM AL WESCHI. | Bankruptcy Sale of Stock of Wall Paper, Paint, Varnish, Cil, Implements of Trade, Office Equipment, Delivery Truck, Etc., at No. 2423 18th Street N.W. virtua of an order of the Supreme of the District of Columbia. holding a ¥_Court in_re Philadelphia Deco- Tne.. bankrupt No. 18 1ed trusteo will sell by publ the above premises. on THU FIGHTERNTH DAk OF "4 AT TE 1l Paper. Pair Brushes. Ladders. s and Fails. Paper Cutt tition, Cou 2 Safe. Letter Roam Suite, n Varnish, affolding. Tools. Office Desks. Metal il Reed Living Ford Delivers. ete. Trastee, Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Three-Story Brick Dwelling, Known As Premises 1311 Euclid Street Northwest. yViito of a cortain deed of trugt, dated instrament 4 . among Tand the District of Columbia. and at request ol the party secired therchy. the reizned tru F , L RO O LHOCR P, cribed land and premise of Columbia. and de and being lot 24 in Kennedv and division of Jot 1 in block 31. “Columbia Heights.”" as per vlat recorded in Liber County 11. at folio 5. in the surveyor's of the Disirict of Columbia. said_block now known for purposes of assess- 1 taxation as square 2861: subiect ht of way over the north 4 feet full width of said lot for use as a subject aiso to covenants of 1 : erms: Sold subject to a prior deed of for $X.000.00. further particulars of ich will te announced at ume of sale purchase price ahove aid trust to be 1n_cash. A deposit of $300.00 requtred Ponveyaneing Tecor chaser's cost. © Terms to be complisd with within thirty. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. R BROW. .~ SCHULD' Trustees. AUCTIONEERS, orthwest. au13-a&ds.exSu THOS. J. OW S 1425 Eye Strest | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- story Brick Dwelling Being Premises No. 1960 Second Street Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. b instrume 238, recorded June hd records of the Diswiet of | at the request of { | serure the undersigned frustecs uction oot of the on MONDAY. THE T SNTY SE( | OXD DAY OF AUGUST, A D, 1 o | FOUR OCLOCK PAL. the foilotwing- neril. 1 and premises” situate in the District and_designated as and_being n biock 11 in A. L. Barber sion of Lo Droit > A in the office of eyor for the District of Columbia in' Liber ‘Governor Shepherd at folio 15, as more fully described in said deed of trus 10 a reservation of party wall privi: ) deed recorded in Liver 1794 at Sold_sublect to a prior deed of trust for $3750.00. further particulars of which will be anncunced at time of sale: the nurchase price above said trust to be paid in ¢ A deposit_of $300.00 re- awred. Conveyancing. recording. ete.. at purchaser's cost arms to be complied with within_ thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and esold at the discretion of the trustees. ARKE, Jr.. KED D GIESLER. Trustees. SON. AUCTIONEERS NORTHWEST. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- Story Brick Dwelling, Being Premises No. 1630 Argonne Place Northwest. virtue of a certain decd of trust B |0 ey e _Tand ¢t of Coiumbia. and at il > party ‘secure (h»w‘r | signed trustees will sell st public the premises. on NrREDRS DAY oF AT FIVE O'CLOCK the following-deseribed land and” prem. situate in the t of Columbia, and and_bewns lot 463 In square m 8. Plillips' subdivision of et of land called “Mount it recordedin Liber 61 cords of the offico istrict of Columbi; heing Known as “Argons : “subject to the building restriction chown' on plat recorded in said sur- s office 1 Liber 62. folio 12 cct o a prior deed of her particulars of at fimo of sale: | the rice said trust to be a A deposit of $300.00 re: ancing. recording. ete.. at ' be' complied otherwise de- K5 i Wi rt of the U Pie | 1 Conve arer's cost plied with wi days, sit forfeited and the property may be ad- vertised and resold at the discretion of the SAMUEL 8. SPRUCE. Jon STUM. 'm fms to | aub-d&dsexsn ADAM A~ WESCHL % | Trustees’ Sale of ' V-hable Im- proved Real Estate, No. 728/ Park Rd. N.W. virtue of certain deed of trust. re- rded in Liber Taiio 523 et e Jf the land re District of C the party secuted 1 trustees will offer in front of the ; N TEENTI OF AUG o following described te in the District of - “Lot. numbered sevanty- Herbert F. Ivers' subdivision o fifty-fonr (53) and Hity: in block numbered ten {10) in DAY : waid block numbered” ten now known for purposes of ‘taxation s sauare numbered twenty- minety-four (2894 ) The above property will a_prior deed of trust f. . due Ju wecired by Droperty s t 1:](0!;11\17‘ of 2000 're &2 % stamy ¢ p e complie .k ty days from day of sale, | otherwis Teserve the right (0 | Fesell the nropeity 4t the risk and cost the defauiting . virchaser. aftec fiv Tsement “of ‘wuch’ resals in some news- | over v pure [ postt of varty | || naper publishied in the City of Washington. D.C JOSEPH T, R, DAVID L. BI G auf d&dsexSu . ‘rusices. THE EVENING THE TIMID SOUL. STARTS A MURDER STORY Ot PAGE ONE AMD BECOMES STAR, WASHINGTON, AWARE THAT MARN I MEXT, SEAT VS ALSO READ\NG = - T —BY WEBSTER READS DETAILS OF DI SCOVERY CF THE BoOY READS OF IMPORTANT RGADS THAT ‘PoLice QRUIZ MYSTERIOUS WOMAMN CLUOE FouomD BY FOLICE M CASE” FINDS STORY ComTirMUE O ON PAGE THREE DISCOVERS STRANGER IN NEXT SEAT HASN'T FIMISHED READING STORY. ~TURNING T PAGE THREE WAINVTS FOR HiM BEFORE — —— TRUSTEES' SAL STORY PREMI! NORTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated August 19 1926, being instrument No. 173, recorded September 3. 102 among the land records of the District of Columbia, and at fhe request of the party securcd thereby. the tndersizned trustees will at pablie auction. in front of the mises, on THURSDAY. THE FIGHTEE DAY OF AUGUST. AD. 1027 AT THREE O CLOCK P.M the following described _land wnd premiises. situate in the District of ¢ and doss i heing Tot vision of “City View Heights.” recorded in the office of the strv Distriet of Columbia in Libe folio 1. subject to the buiiding restriction line shown on said plat. subject to covenants of record. Terms:” Sold_ subject to a prior deed of trust for "$4.250. further particulars of which will ‘be_announced at time of sale: he purchage price above gaid trust to bs aid in cash. A deposit of $300 required Bonvevancing. recording. et purchaser's cost. ~ Terms to be complisd with within thriy days. otherwise Geposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trust DAVID A: BAER. GEORGE A. WILSON. au6.9.11.13.15.17 ADAM A, W Auct Midweek Sale of Household Effects of Every Description. Wigh-Grade Automobiles, etc. By Auction at Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. NW. WEDNESDAY August 17th, 10 A.M. Also at 12 Noon. Handsome Mahogany Tobaceo Wall and Floor Display Cases. aul5.18 THOS. J. OWEN_& SON. AUCTIONEERS, . 1428 EYE ST. N.W. ) VALUABLE DWELL TR TR ES W NG CPRIMISES N 5721 PREM STREET NORTHEAST, of a certain deed of trust. dated Fabruary 1027, being _instrument ~ No. 140, recorded March 7. 1927. among the jand records of the District of Columbia at the reguest of the party secured chy. the undersiened trustecs w f sell at publie_auction. In_front of the pre on WENTY-THIRD DAY OF Y ATHE B AT FOUR O'CLOCK bed land and prem: ot of Colnmbia, and are 3630 Rutty. .79, folio e, slt designated ’|A and bein; in the Hlylfi:l\'l“l'llil n;d;(‘b h a5 ‘bor plat recorded in 53 %01 the records of > Gt tho sur- veyor for the District of Jumbia. Terms: Sold_subject to a prior deed of trust for 50. further particulars of which ‘will be announced at_time of sale: the purchase price above sald trust to be ard cash A deposit_of $300 reg Veyinaing recordiuz. ete.. at pure Terms to be complied with llnr!v days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property ma be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. B FRANCIS S y WILLIAM P. BENSON. SALE FriCk DWRLLIY R ekt dord of grusg, duted ords of request X Undersigned trustees will sell at b ront of the premises. on R O A CE UST O'CLOCK P.M.. th ol fol situate nd premise’ ated in’ the District of Columt nd_desi and beinz lots 41 and 4 of lots in €quare 485 n . ator” of the cstate of Jo arnum, as per plat recorded in Libe of 'the records of the office of the of the District of Columbia subiect to a prior . further pa Var B & trust. for S1° ch Wil be a Durchase’ price 1"in cash. A £500.00 re: ed. ‘Conveyancing. Tecording. ete.. at Haser's cost, Terma to be complied With Within thirty Otherwise. deposit for. RSO SN AL AR M T aud resold at the discretion o ALDERT N, WILDMAN, ENRY F. KIMBALL istees. . AUCTIONEERS, NW, TRUSTEES! STORY A PF By virtue of a certain deed of t 1 April 19 jong the land records of mbia. and at the request o thereby, the undersikned will sell at publie auction. in front of the premises, on ONDAY THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF AUGUST 1927 AT THREE O'CLOCK PM the Inllnuuuxhll‘rl‘wd land and premises, Mitunte in the District of Columbia, and being lot numbered one hundred two (102) Morris Cafrits's subdivision of lots ‘o numbered ten forty-one (1041) et Fecorderl I the ‘oce af the aur- yevor for the District of Columbia in Liver t folio NG ‘ms of sale: A denosit of two hundrel s _($200) is required at th 5 Subject to a first trust further particulars to be anno time of the sale, Terma of plied with within thirty (30) days of the date of sale. otherwise the truste the right to id cost of d weing and notary cha purchaser ARTHUR J. BRIDGETT, MILTON STRASBURGER. Trustée #810,12,156.17.10 10 be e | of rust: e | tho br o the. subdivi- | | THOS ™3 is TRUSTEE - deed of ‘trist re- folio 184, of t of Columibia of a ce iber No and st of the signed will sell 2 1t of the premises, on FR DAY OF AU 'K PM.. the follows situate in Solumbia and ber numbered ro numbered sixteen hundred o (1619). as described in_said deed upon_ the following terims ale: Said property is subject of trust securi ness of $5.500. and said pron sold subject to said decd of Lru tiess. Of the purchass price over and abov sant deed of trust one-third 18 to be paid in cash ‘and balance in two equal install- ments. payable in one and two v with cst at the rate of 6% Der annum, ble ‘semi-annually. securcd by -second of trust upon (hé property sold, or all eagh at the option of the purchaser.’ A de- vosit of $200° will be reauired at the time of wale. Al convevancing, et at the cost of purchaser. Terms of gl v Tiea “ith Within thirtv" (30) " day ot sale. otherwise deposit will be and the proverty resold at the risk Iting purchaser after fivo (5) daye' advertisement of such resale in_some newspaver published in- Washing- ton, D, AMUEL 3. ¢ O i3 iz Woodw aud-d&ds.exSu 5 tion THE 1 | forty-ni s | 2 vrior de recording. Eve_Streot Northwest SALE OF_VALUARI BEING __PREM 1 STRE viriue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded. in Liber No. 5689, folio 470 et geq.. of the land records of the District of Collimbia. and at the request of the party secured ~thereby. “the undersigned trustees will rell. at punlic auction. in {ront of the AY, ‘THE ENTY premises 2 F UST, A.D 2’ TR O CLOCK the following-de- seribed land and situate: in _the City of Washinztol District of Columbia, | and designated as and beinz lot 108 i !t Didler B off's subdivision of squara 190 | #s said subdivision 18 r rded in the of- fice of the survevor of District of Co- 10, page ird of the purchase h. balance in 1wo nd two am per ally. from day of frust upon the at the option of 300 will Lo By by deed of . or all cash, mplied Wit days from day of sale. oth tees reserve the right to resell the property at the and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days' advertisement of such re: eale in some newspaper published in Wash- ington, D. C. JESSE W. RAWLINGS, RICHARD G- RAWL] nuln,tn ki thirty 1% the trus- AUCTIONE! VALUABLE DE. BUNGALOW, WITH MONROE ~ STREET By yvirtue of May 21, 1 instrument No. z recorded’ May 26. among the land rec: 5% 1he Districe of Commbia, ad st request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at public ‘ane- {n front of the nremises, on FRIDAY. NI F following-des 1ate in the the br g trict of Columbia. and_des lots 46 and others’ re and other siong known Park.” as per subdivision re- . of the records : surveyor of the District ect o covenants and i o of lots in Broperty. heing in_the a8 “Sherwood! d Vi plat of said first-mentione corded in Liber of the offi of Columt steAetions of record Terms: * Sold subject to a prior deed of | trust for $4.750. further particulars of which will be anneunced at time of sale: > price above sald trust to be 1sh. A deposit of $500 required. neing. recordiug. ete.. ‘at purchaser's IN & to ba complied with “within otherwise deposit forfeited and vy may be advertised and resold iscretionof The trustees F. J. PHILLIP: 17.1 ~_Trustees. WESCHL] & SON. Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Modern Cffice Building, Known as the “Vermont Build-| ing,” Northeast Corner of Vermont Avenue and L S!reet N.W. u deed of trust, dated recorded March 18, o the "I 5 of the Dist Jlumbia and a request of the y secuied thereby, the undersigned trus- s will olfer for salo by the purch naid in Convey cost thirty at the _au1012 P ADAM A. ¥ C. eribed fand of the recor veyor of the heing the same ol hE Tollow at the southwest co; Tot nd said square and runn theasterly along the Hoe of avenue 131 fect 6 Inches to & 1 thence southeasterly o X inches: thence west 4 . 'street: and thence 32 feet 4 inches to improved o inches: eouth 85 feet to west along said street the point of hekinning* ns of el above proparty will 3*lhiect to a prior deed of trict for 000 at 7 rediced to approximately $530.000: details of which Wil be ' an- nounced at time of sale: over and abuve sd | trust. cash. A deposit of o Spliea Sith within: thirty da plan the trustees reserve the t the risk and \the defaulting ser, after five vertisement of such resile in_some o published in- the ity "ot Wash- ERCY W._ PICKFORD, ARD . PORTER! Lrustecs, ) wale. oth nt to ico eIl the prope: days' | newspa e ANDREW auld.d&ds.exsSu EDUCATIONAL. George Washington University Law School ESTABLISHED 1865 Member Assoclation of American Law Schools. Class A, American Bar Assoclation. Full-time forenoon course, 9:00 to 12:00 A.M. Approved course for employed students, 5:10 to 6:35 P.M. Academic year 19 begins September 1, 1927. 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NEW FLOOD THREAT ™ STIRS ARKANSAS White and Black Rivers Are Reported Rising Near Headwaters. By the Associated Press. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., August 15. ‘With the Arkansas River receding from Fort Smith south, a new flood threat was developed g the White and Black Rivers today, as both streams were reported rising rapidly near their headwaters, as a result of heavy rains through southern Missouri and north Kansas yesterday:. ‘The rise along the W and the Black, which empties into the former stream, will not affect the upper Arkansas, but will add to its volume near the Mi ippl. A fall of .9 of a foot was registered here yesterday and H. S. Cole, Government meteor- ologist here, said the river would con- tinue to recede for several days. Heavy rains in Kansas late last week have caused the Arkansas to rise in its| upper reaches, but before the new rise | reaches here, the river will have re- ceded greatly. Fear that repairs made at the Pen- dleton and Medford crevasses had suf- fered heavily from the present rise were expressed by H. R. Rice of the levee division of the Arkansas Flood Commission. More than 100,000 acres in Chicot and Desha Counties have been inun- dated, but less than 200 families have been affected. All are being cared for by the Red Cross. W. P. BRUCE, RAILROAD OFFICIAL, PASSES AWAY Deceased Held Positions With Va- rious Roads During Last Half Century. By the Associated Press. NASHVILLE, Tenn., August 15.— | W. P. Bruce, 66, vice president and general manager of the Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Rail who died &t a hospital here last night as the result of heart di been connected with railroa various capacities for the century. Mr. Bruce began his railway service in October, 1876, as agent and op- erator for the St. Louis & Southeast- ern Railway (now a part of the Louis- ville & Nashville railroad system). From 1830 he w i patcher for the Louisville & Nashville Rail- road; from 1882 to 1884 he was agent at Peoria, Tll, for the Decatur & Evansvilla Road (now a part of the Ti- lirois Central System); from 155% to 1889 he was train dispatcher for the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail- road; from 1889 to 1890 he was train dispatcher for the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe; from 1890 to 1891 he was train dispatcher on the East Tennes- see, Virginia & Georgia Railway; from 1893 to 1899 he was dispatcher for the Louisville & Nashville; from 1899 to 1900, yard master for the same road: from 1900 to 1902 he was trainmaster of the Nashville Terminals and in 1902 he was made superintendent, a position he held until 1918, when he was named general manager of the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis. He Is survived by four children. past half Sacco Strike Delays Ship. 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HOTEL Bosad walk, Runuing wpter and private, bathe AUS‘I“,BAALIA woNOLULY. NEW ‘Z8ALAND ' ng) Lqulgufld Rm'lll ulll lrumer- t a1 ‘from Vancouver, 905 r‘.o Siwy.. an couver, B. G, RESORTS. B_y Anne (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) CUAPTER LIX. ATRICK MURPHY walked di- rectly to the table and lald his packages upon it. He explain- ed that he had stopped at a little store at the corner to “get things for me granddarter.” “But suppose it isn't that kind of a baby suggested Father Whalen, as his old friend laid aside his coat. “Phwat—ye mean it's a boy, and he'll have to have the name of Levy tacked on him forever?” cried Patrick Murphy. “I said, suppose!” chuckled Father Whalen. “And anyway, Levy isn't such a terrible name. If it's good enough for Rose-Mary, it should be good enough for her children.” “That's the trouble!” argued Pat- rick Murphy. “It isn’t good enough for Rose-Mary! Why, she's descended from the kings of Ircland.” “And for all you know, Abie her husband may be descended from the salem!” continued Father o, just plain Jew,” came a qulet voice behind them. It was Abie, who had entered with- out either of them seeing him. “But I love Rose-Mary, Mr. Mur- phy, and I wouldn't do a thing to hurt her. Can you say as much?” Patriek Murphy shrugged his shoul- ders and turned away. “The lad is right, Patrick,” said Father Whalen. And, crossing to Abje, he asked him in an undertone to keep the others in the Kitchen for a moment. Abie nodded at once and went out again. But he had barely gone when the door-bell rang a second time. Father Whalen went to answer it. It was Dr. Samuels this time. The two clersymen shook hands while Patrick Murphy grunted. “Huh! The Jewlsh parson.” Dr. Samuels disregarded this breach of good manners and said pleasantly: “So you came all the way from Cal- ifornia to spend Christmas with Rose- T did not!” shouted Patrick Mur- “I came to see me granddar- He turned to Father Whalen. “I couldn’t carry everything upstairs at once. I'm going back to get the rest of the toys. He left the two clergymen together and went out the door. ather Whalen glanced at Rabbi Samuels. His bark is worse than his bite,” said the priest. ‘“‘As a matter of fact, he is dying to see his daughter as well as the granddaughter he takes for granted.” Both laughed at the ‘‘granddaugh- ter.” ‘And Solomon {s just as anxious to see his son and the grandson he takes for granted,” sald Dr. Samuels. “The young folks have certainly stuck it out,” reflected Father Whalen. ey should be forgiven. “In my opinion it's the young folks who have the real forgiving to do,” said Dr. Samuels, soberly. Have you been in the bedroom asked Dr. Samuels. T have not,” said Father Whalen. “Let’s go in and have a look.” So the two men crossed to the bed- room door and opened it. All was quiet within, and, moving carefully on tip- toe, they stepped inside. As the door closed after them the hall door opened, and instead of the burly figure of Patrick Murphy there appeared another and very different e—Solomon Levy. Solomon put his head in cautiously and looked about. Then, as no one appeared to have heard him, he step- ped in. Across his shoulder was slung a bag, and he looked for all the world like Santa Claus, except that he lacked old Santa’s beard and he wore ear muffs. Assured that there was no one in the living room, he took off his coat and hat and ear muffs and opened his pack. His presents proved to be a Teddy bear, a horse and engine, drum and sticks. He began to arrange these things about the foot of the Christmas tree, and he was so absorbed in what he was doing that he failed to notice the equally stealthy return of Patrick Murphy, now carrying a toy phono- graph. Neither man saw the other for an instant. Patrick Murphy set the pho- nograph down beside the Christmas tree, on the opposite side of which Solomon Levy was busy placing the tail on the toy horse. Then he turned to the table where. he had placed the other toys. Solomon put wheeled and stand turned into the p down the drum. The Irishman wheeled and straightened. The two spied each other. And across their faces flashed an instant and long cherished hatred. In a stillness broken only by the light-hearted laughter from the kitch- en, they moved slowly toward !ugl —_— Pl POSAI,S. ALED _PROI N TRIPLICATE ‘H be received hy Tha éflnl‘rlfi ng flulr- ermaster Knights of Columbus Medical Center. Washington. D. C.. until 1 am. Sevt. 0. 1037 and inen opened, for !urnhhln: and installing interior wood ishand furniture in_ Library. 2nd flonf Mess & Kitchen Bldg.: also painting Wflrfl zl |d ceilings in Mess & Kitchen Bld; Bldes. and certain corridors at “’llh’l‘ Reed General Hospital. "Deposit of $10.00 re- guired for return of piana and” specification nlnrm:llmn upon application to nhs au10.15.18. cnumsslosi:ns D. C. August 18, 1927, received at’ Room' 609. District il 2 o'clock p.m., Au{ult surfacing various To: fn"the " Disirict of Columbi method or alternate.” " Inf District Building. 8013,15,16,17,18.19° Nichols (Copyright, 1027. by Anse Nichels and Coited Feature Syndicate. Iac.) other, both of them with anger. And then as they w_near, like two stealthy panthers quivering be fore the spring, s curious thing oc- curred. Fron the kitchen, close by, came the clear, infectious, innocent laughter of Rose-Mary, and following closa upon it the boyish chuckle of Able, at her side. At the sound both men_ halted as it at the touch of a hand. A look of guilt, confusion and ombarrassment struggled with the red rage burning in them—struggled and triumphed. Slowly, but surely, an amusing transformation took place in each of them. Separated by only & pace or two, they shrugged and colored, like two small boys caught in some form of mischief, and nmlly, sniffling tbe con- tempt which was the only emotion either felt free to express, they turned their backs on each other. Then began a comical scene between Neither saw the other for an instant. the two. Solomon Levy took up the Teddy bear and placed it directly in front of the Christmas tree. Patrick Murphy unwrapped a doll elaborate enough to outshine the bear. Solomon at once brought forward the toy horse and sat the Teddy bear astride it. Patrick Murphy then unwrapped a go-cart, placed the doll inside it and stood it beside the horse and Teddy bear. Solomon was about to start up his engine, while Patrick turned on the phonograph, with a lively Irish jig on it, when Rabbli Bamuels and Father Whalen reappeared. ‘The two fathers never noticed them. They had taken chairs at opposite sides of the tree, and now Patricl notieing a package with Rose-Mary' uame written on it, cried challengingly: “Murphy! Murphy is a grand old name! Solomon spoke up instantly: “When you hear Solomon Levy, you don’t have to use your jmagination—it speaks for itself!” Both clergymen undertook at once to placate their charges, Father Wha. len endeavoring to quiet Patrick, who insisted that he was trying to “see if everything worked for his grand- darter,” while the rabbi argued with Solomon, who was equally insist. ent about wanting “to arrange things for his grandson. “Come, come mnow!” pleaded the rabbl. “If you two are going to fight like this you should have stayed away!” At that Patrick Murphy burst out: “Phwat—me stay away from me granddarter on Christmas! “And me avay from mine grandson on—er, diss day?” chorused Solomon Levy. There was more argument—a heated discussion between the four. But finally Father Whalen’s voice arose above the rest. “Look here, Patrick, old friend— vou'll admit one thing, I know. You'll alar!,d( the Irish are a wonderful peo- ple?” “Don't T know {t!"” cried Patrick, throwing out his chest. Solomon grunted scornfully, “Huh!" “And Solomon here will admit that the Jews are a wonderful people?” continued Father Whalen, shrewdly. It was Patrick Murphy’s turn te scoff then:; but the priest continued: “Very well, why not get together, then? If the Jews and the Irish could get Ito ether, they could conquer the worl Rabbi Samuels nodded quickly. “You're right there, Father,” he sald. “And I think they should get together right now." Patrick Murphy doubled up his fists. “Sure and that suits me, golly!™ he said. “That suits me perfectly!” And he bristled once more, started toward Solomon Levy, who quickly and wisely retreated. But Father Whalen paid no atten- tion. He continued his argument, in- sisting that Abie was one of the finest lads he had ever met, while Dr. S8am- uels paid an equally enthusiastic trib- ute to Rose-Mary—only he made the mistake of calling her “Rosie,” which brought an expression of dissatisfac- tion from Patrick Murphy. The discussion flared up again, run- ning the gamut of religlous antago- nism and racial hatred. But eventually Patrick Murphy an- nounced: “If you'll let me see my grand, darter I'll go home.” “Well—I Vant to see Able's first. born, too,” said Solomon Levy. Dr. Samuels nodded eagerly. “I'll bring the baby in,” he sald, and stepped into the bedroom. During the brief moment while he was gone Patrick Murphy announced that if it were a girl it woyld inherit 11 _his money, while Solomon Levy announced that if it were a boy it would get all his. The rabbl returned with a little bundle, but it was to Father Whalen that he addressed himself. ““Would you mind taking Httle Pat- rick Joseph for me a minute?” At the sound of that name Patrick Murphy became immediately enthusi- tic. The fact that the child was a bo; e disregarded. ‘Patrick Joseph!" he shouted. “Named after me! Patrick Joseph Murphy—er, Levy! Hell! I won't say the rest Tomorrow — Able and Rose-Mary spring the final surprise, —_—— There are ships out in the Chesa- peake Bay when the C. M. T. C. stu- dents undergo target practice with the big guns at Fort Monroe, and a safety officer has to be employed to report :’n’n‘;:. the area is Mu crossed by