Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1927, Page 61

AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALES, TOMORROW. Adam A. Weschler AUCTION SALES. MORKO & Son, Auctioneers High-Grade Household Effects, Restaurant Equipment, Automobiles, Pianos, Etc. By order of Tracy L. Jeffords and Robert N. Harper, Executors of Estates, U. S. Marshal, and from other sources. BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT WESCHLER'’S, 920 PENNA. AVE. N.W. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1927 This sale includes practically Baite. Overs 'ed Mohair and \elour ines, “Plager and {ris { ehiners Con Springnion ¥ Co Spr Cement Brick achine €. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC. AUCTIONEERS. Sale of Personal Effects, House- hold Goods, Etc., for Storage Charges. Notice Is Hereby Given That on Saturday, De- cember 17th, 1927, at 10 O’Clock A.M., and Each Suc- ceeding Saturday Thereafter, there will be sold b Daint age with Tnc., in the Ings and personal effects in ith's Transfer & Storage Co ames_of Aubrey Anderson, Pete Bentley rs. Mary Blake. Mrs. Bower. Branch, Maria Brooks. Miss Brown. Florence Brown. M; wn. Geo. W. Burges. A. A Burk. John L. rney, George Carter, C. A. Chabeaux. M uise’ Chick, Miss ' Daisy Close. —Ebbitt le, Cranford H. Davidson, Rufiis Dr man,’ Mre. Mary Easton. E. Calloway K ing. Mary J. Filline, Mre. B. F man ~Freeland, Mrs. A es, C. E. Grimm. T Henderson. Wililam H m. Mrs. Lizzie Jefferscn. ~J. Mrs_ Dorothy 'G. Mrs FOH E La Voie . J. William McKin Ada L. Mahoney. ra. Dorg Mit att, Arthur Leonia Randoiph. William J. Rusten Mrs. ‘D Sherr. Teates. Mrs. ) Hattie Washing. Jenkins 5. Mrs William Mahorney rahall plos. Mrs B. Rose. R.C Sawe: hert M. James Payhoiy William Ross C Alice C. Ross Cora Taxlo Tobin. Mrs, Jennie Trescott ton. L. W. White. Grace Woodla of ‘household goods. furniture. sewing ma- chines chiffoniers. barrels “and contents. hoxes.and contents. beds. bookcases. pictu mirrors. trunks and contents, dressers. tabl wks. chairs refrigerators. eic. Ail prop- erties stored in the names of the following Viz.: Martha Brown. Mre. B. Fosone. William _Keasley. _Clifton Sawer. Marion B. 'Waldron. anc Duke. box and contents: Miss Cockran. Mrs. Fannie Jackson, trunks: Dr B 3, Fricker. W. J. Spencer, Tri Jtilities ‘Company. boxes, Funks barrela: C.'P. Nucklos. pool tabice. rac ete. (Signed) CLARENDON SMITH. President Smith's Transfer & Storage 1313 Yo NW. Co.. In de2.0.16 € & Co., Inc. AUCTS. 715 13th St. “wosreres Large Sale of ousehold Effects and Office Furniture At Public Auction At Sloan’s 715 13th St. SATURDAY December 17th, 1927 "At 10 A.M. and at 12 M. Player Piano, by Order of E. C. Snyder, U. S. Marshal TERMS: CASH. C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc., Aucts. de15.16 SHANNON, CALDWELL & CO. uets. ’ Large Sale of Furniture and Housefurnishings of Every Description At Public Auction At Shannon’: 304 10th St. N.W, SATURDAY Dec, 17, 1927, at 10 AM. and 1 P.M. Lot of 0'Coats and Toys Terms: Cash. SHANNON, CALDWELL & (0. Aucts. Auction Sale 25 Aut;;nobiles All Makes—All Models 462 Pa. Ave. N.W. Opposite Ford Building SATURDAY Dec. 13th—12 0'Clock LATE MODELS Sedans, Tourings, Coupes Roadsters Gus Eichberg, Auct. Ofeial Auctioneer for U. 8. Government Remember the Number ¥ Trustee’s Sale of Valuable ! n Partly Completed Apartment House Known as Premises 1125 Maryland Ave. N.E. By ‘virtue of an order of the Supreme court of the, District of Columbia in Eauity Cotiee No. 7041, the undersi Wil sell at - . front_of o) NE] 19: tho erd itunte Pitmet of Columbia. and desiznatcd as o lats mumbered twenty-three | Moty four (28) in George F. Willi eommissioners. subdivision of sauar Tered nine hun and elehty-fe T¢% mer nlat recorded in "Liber 22 jo ot the records of the office of the ‘or for the District of Columbia, to- ith the Improvements thereon. con Srther of an uncompleted apartment House HinFme of sale: This property will be sold Sor cam_free and clear of all liens and en- dor o anoos. A deposit of fire hundred dol- fumbr500), will be reauired ubon aceeptance 1378\ °"AN ‘convevancing. notarial fees and & Drding charges at cost of purchaser es to be rvey Eriner ax. adiusied 1o day of ‘Eale. Terms of 120,20 complied with within thirty dave $olen'@ny’ of sale. otherwise the tristee re- O o the right to Tesell the proverty at the servel N cost of defaulting purchaser after % avs advertisement of euch resale in ewspaper published in ‘Washington. some B¢ D.C THOMAS F. BURKE. Trustee. 1410 H St. 40789101 17.19 &G SUOAN & © CITED STATES NI Re o & % as, iéstied office of the Supreme of Columbia. at_ publie 1on rooms Tay outht bed eostat, motors and & caDITEL. i eiriment case. microeco Slase v ‘sieel fle cabinels, platform Yeror's table. dot of laboratory S0, able, Chinese chai ak settee. BAlOE o0 ehair. mant dom; Hinire: Morna chair. ook a levi the nroverty ., me Gaot, Dr. H. H. Hazen. and sold oi"ine defendant, BE, 5 B Min: Niadber 15 favor of Marguerite Mullen g EDGAR C. SNYDER. in and for States Marshial 586 5\t Dlsisigs ot G twen appraised at no value, bric-a-brac, Jewelry Celeste A. Boughton. aurant equipment commencing at 9 Dayid_J. | d. consisting | | five o of | bed Ameriean Walnut Bedroom and Bed Duvenport . Talking ndsome Hinoki Desk, Settee und Chairs, ten shares Capitol Stoek Concrete Ma. shares Capital Stock Mosaie TI Automo- 1 FUTURE_DAYS. THOS. & SON, AUCTIONEERS, Street Northwest. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- | " Story Brick Dwelling, Being Premises No. 427 17th St. S.E. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly in Liber No. 3851, folio 106 et seq.. d records of the District of Colum. the_ follow ituate in the City of W of Columbia, and design and bemg It 44 in Clarence Le Roy Parker and Clara Rising Parker's subdivi- sio | lots 1 and 22 and part of d 21, as per plat recorded in Book 53. page 158 of the records of the office of the surveyor for the District of Co- lumbia. bewg In square 1000. crnis Of salo: One-third of the purchase be paid in cash, balance in two payable in one and two 3 t 7 per centum per an: num. payable semi-annually, from day of sale.’recured by deed of trust upon the prob erty told ‘or, all cash. at the option of the burchaser. | A deposit of $300.00 will be re- auireq at’ time of sale. ~All conveyancing. ‘ording. ete. at cost of purchaser. Terms o be' complied with within thirty day of sale. otherwise the trustees e right to resell the property at the <t of defaulting purchaser. after s advertisement of such resale in newspaper published in Washington, A. DRURY, B. 'NICHOLSON. Trusiees. N & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Eve Street Northwest. & 142, Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Four- Story and Cellar Brick Apart- ment House Situate No. 1465 Columbia Road N.W. By viroue of a certain deed of trust dul recorded in Liver No. S585, Tolio 200 et sea. pf the land records of the District of Co- lumbia. and at the request of the party secured ihereby. ~the undersigned trustees will el at publie :ucuTan.!uk 1‘.\1"’!‘31‘!-:3:‘ N}l!'}'i‘ DAY Ok DECEMBER ~ AD. 1027, AT FOUR-THIRTY 0'CLOCK P M. the follow- ing-descried land and premises. si the " county of Washin lumbia. and’ design: pumbered_ thirty-six (36 137)in Spencer F. B. Biddle and Henry J. Biddle's subdivision of lots in block num- bared” thirty-eight (38) in “North Grounds of Columbian - University.” as said subd- Vislon is recorded in Liber County 17. folio G8. of the records of the office of thi - veyor of the District of Columbia: said block being now known for purposes of assessment snd taxation as square num- cred twenty-six hundred and ~seventy-two (2672). Subject to_the_restriction estab- lishing ‘the_building line 20 feet back from the north line of Columbia Road, and that o structure shall be_erected between eaid line“and the line of Columbia Road, execpt ngion under uilding regulations. Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $50.000.00: ihe purchase price above said trust to paid in cash. A de- posit of $1.000.00 will be required at time of sale. Ali conveyancing, recording. ete., at cost_of purchaser. Terms of sale 10 be com. plied with within thirty days from da: fa'e. otherwse the trusices reserve the right 1o resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five davs' ver- tisement of l&t‘h resnje i some newspaper ished ‘ashington. D. C_ Po—— %r..'«")n" LIVINGSTON. * TLMOT W. TREW. d06.8.10.12.14.16.19 ‘Trustees. THOS. J OWEN & SON_ AUCTIONEERS. 1425 Eve Street Northwest. TRUSTEES' SALE_CF _VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING. Kxfiwn AS" PREMISES 3005 BELMONT [RD. N.W. By virtue of a_cortain deed of trust du recorded as instrument 110. December 1925, of the land records of ‘the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured . thereby. the unders rned trustees will sell at public uction, In front of the Piepmises, on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY- SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER. A.D. 1037, AT THREE-THIRTY O'C] PM. the following-described land and premises, sit- Wzte i the District of Columbia, and desik- Nated as and being all of lot 69 and part of lot numbered 67 in Daniel B. Wagraman's subdivision of lots in block numbered 7 “Park View Terrace.” as per plat_record in the office of the suryesor for. the District of Columbia in Liber 52 at folio 188 said art of lot 67 being described as foilows. Beginning for the same at the northeast cor- ner of said lot numbered and running thence west 20 feet to the northwest corner of said lot numbered 69: the i direct prolongation of ‘the d i tween said lot 69 and lot 70 in division 10 feet: thence east. pa h Belmont street, %0 feet and thence south 10 feet 10 the beginning: subject as to said vart of lot_67 to the covenants that no windows or other opepings shall be made in the south wall of any house or building to Do erected on the said part of sald lot oum- ered 67, Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $6.500.00, further particulars of whick will be announced at time of sale: the nurchase price above said trust to paid_in h. A deposit of $300.00 re- uired, Conveyancing. recording. etc. at pur- haser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days. otherwise deposit for- feited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. ROBT. E. P. KREITER. R, THOMAS ROBINSON de14.13.19 51.23.24 THOS. J. OWEN_& SON. AUCTIONEERS. 1425 EY NW. VALUABLE REAL TRUSTEES. SALE OF Al LLING CONTAINING SIX ROOMS AND BATH, KNOWN AS 5521 KANSAS AVENUE NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain corded April 18, 1927, of the land records of bia, and at the request of the parties secured thereby. the undersigned will sell at public auction. in front of the premises, on THURS- DAY THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF DE- CEMBER. 1927. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.. the following-described “land and premises. i situate in the District of Columbia. and being fot nnmbered forty-nine (49) in square num- bered thirty-three hundred = and _thirty-one 1). as described in said deed of trust upon thie following terms: 4 Terms of sale: Sald property is subject to prior. deed of trust securing an_indebted- fless of $4.500. and said property will be told subject to said deed of trust indebted- ness. Of the purchase price over and above said deed of trust. one-third is to be paid in cash and ‘the balance in two equal install- ments. payable in one and two v i he rate of 6% of trust up . or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. ' Interest and taxes to be paid or adjusted io the date of fale. A deposit of $200 e _required at the time of sale. All conveyancing. record. in2_etc. at the cost of purchaser, ‘Terms of salo 10 bo complied with within thirty days {rom date of sale. otherwise deposlt will _be forfeited and the property resold. at the risk nd cost of the defaulting purchaser. advertisement of such newspaper published in Washington, B. FRANCIS SAUL. No. 925 15th IAM P. B 0. 925 15th SI Fome D. C. 0 N _ae101212141 rustees. THOS. J. QWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. EMISES 1140 NEW JERSEY AVE- E NORTHWEST. { By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly ecorded in No. 5727, folio 5 of the land bia. and at the request of the party secured thereby. 1 trustees will sell at public’ auc 1 the premises. on FRIDAY. TY.THIRD DAY OF 7. AT FOUR-THIRTY o foliowing-described land situate in the District of Co- Tumbia. designated as and being part of lot 4 in Hugh B. Sweeny's subdivision of lots in saquare 556. ‘as per plat recorded in the office of the ‘surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber N. K. folio 279. more particularly deseribed as follows: Beginning r the same at a point on New Jersey aventie 8 feet 8 inches southerigefrom the north- ing the center | house. a8 = | recorded in : 3 244. of the land Co and ning thence northerly along venue feet 102 inches 'thence westerly 46 feet voint on Third wireet west 123 feet 8 es south from the northwest ankle of square.thence south with the line of ird street 12 feel 4 inches: thence easterly to, the begining Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $3.250. further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale: the purchase price above said trust to be in cash. 'A deposit of 3300 required. vevancing. recording. ete.. af purchaser's cos Terms 1o be combiled *with within days. otherwise deposit forfelted and Droperty may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. SR oo uu.xg*’.q.a o i imbi m said THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. . J. OWEN & SON, A 0] 1426 Eye Street Northwest. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Four- Story Brick Apartment Build- ing Containing About 14 Apartments, Situate at 2009 Belmont Road N.W. By virtue_of & certain deed of trust duly yrded in Liber No. 5720, folio 52 et seq.. Tecords of the District ‘of ' Co- AV the ‘request of the party st clired thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public_auction, in front of the Y‘IW‘ fies 2 oh VWEDNESDAY, | THE TWENTY EiGnrh DAY OF DECEMBER. A D. 1037, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-described Jand and premises. sittiata in the Districe of Columbia, and designated as and hem}{ lot 79 in C. B. Rafter and ona A, Butt's Combinaiion of lota 8 6 and 7 in block % “Park View ace.'” as per plat recol in Libor No. 88 folio 120 'of the records of the office of the surveyor for the District of Copmbia. ' Sold_subject to a prior deed of $46.000.00. further particulars of which will be annouiced at time of sale purchase price above said trust to be pa cash. A deposit of $1.000.00 requl: veyancing. redording. etc.. at cost. ~ Terms to be complied with within thirly dave. atherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustee ODELL 8. WALTER' A. de15.16.17,19.20.22.23.24.27.28 TH ‘purchaser’s MITH, BROWN, Trusiees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. 1425 Eye Street Northwest. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Two- Story Brick Dwelling Known as Premises No. 1317 Otis Place N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, May 11, 1926 being instrament No, D corded May 14, 1926, among the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the re- quest of ‘the party secured ihercby. tho dersigned trustees will sell at publlc au 2 front of the bremises, DA TWENTY.THIRD DAY E( A.D."1027. AT THREE O'CLOCK P following descrived Jand and premises. uate in the District of Columbia. and de nated as and being lot 105 in Wardman Bone's subdivision of lots in block 43. “Ho mead Manor.” as per plat recorded inthe office of the survevor for the District of Co- lumbia in Liber 34 at folio 21. Subject 1o covenants and building restrictions of rec- ord. d_plock 43 now known for pu posés of assesament and taxation as squars rms: Sold_sublect to a prior deed of trust Tor. 83:000.00° further Darsjcuiars of which will be announced at time of sale: the rchase price above said trust to be paid in h. A deposit of $300.00 required. Con- cine. recording. ‘etc.. at the purchaser’s Terms to De complied with within days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees DAVID H. MENSH, IDNEY B. DANNEHEISER, Trustces. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Four Modern Two-story Brick Dwellings, Nos. 3314-3316-3318 and 3320 Dent Place N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded. in Liber No. 5742. folio 213. et #9.,0f the land records of the District of Coliimpia, and at the request of the party secured ihereby, the undersigned trustecs P 5 N 4 TWENTYFIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, 10 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the following de: scribed land and premi the Dis- trict of Columbia. 0-Wit' inclusive, in Lucy A square 1278. as per plat recorded in the o fice of the turvevor for the District of lambia. in Liber 81, at folio 143 . rms_of sale: ~ Each of the above prop. erties will .be sold subjeet to prior deeds of trust for $3.750. at 6 per cent. due April 12,1929 balance cash. = Secured by a_sec- ond deed of trust upon the property sold. or all_cash over trust. at option of purchaser. Lots ake's subdivision E. BEING A TWO-STORY BRICK | |8 urchaser at time of sale. All convey ing. recording. revenue stamps and no. tarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terme of jale o e compiled with within' thirty days rom day of sale. otherwise the trustces re- sfrve the risht i resell, the property at, the risk cost_of the defaulting purchaser. after five days’ advertisement of such resals in some newspaner published in the city of Washington. D. C. A, devosit of $200 on ench hroperty require of anel H_HEDGES, F. Elo‘t MIDDLETON. 4e13.14.16.19.21 Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEER:! 1325 Eve Si 4 Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Four- | Story Brick Apartment Known as Premises 1818 Kalorama Road N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of recorded in Liber No. 5004, folio of the land records of the Distric bia, and at the request of the pal thereby, the undersigned trustees juetion, in front of the premises. on 'Y-EIGHTH DAY THIR' M., the following-de seribed land and premises. situate in the Di trict of Columbia, and designated as and be- in 1ot 28 in block b.in Fisher. Forayth and ‘commissioners’ subdivision of Jand nown as “‘Washington Heights' as per Ylll Liber County No. 8. folio 15, of the records of the office of the sul veyor of the District of Columbia: subjec 10 agreements as to party walls granted in deeds recorded in Liber No. 2015, folio 4 and Liber 3220, folio 117, of the land rec ords of said District Terms: Sold subjéct to a prior decd of trust for $45.000.00. further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale:"th urchase price rbove said trust to be p In cash. A deposit of $1.000.00 requn Conveyancing, recording. etc.. at purchaser's cost, Terms to be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees EARL M. MACKINTOSH. CLAREN( DODGE. de16,17.19.20.21 Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. 1425 Eye Strect Northwest. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Brick Dwelling, Being Premises 1628 30th St. N.W. By virtue of a cer recordod in Liver No. 2246, of the land records of the Distris Dia, and at the request of the plrty secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction. in front of the premises. on WEDNESDAY HE TWENTYEIGHTH DAY OF D] ER.'A.D. 19 THIRTY deed of trust. duly folio 4 situate in_ the of_Columbia, lot 74 in Ash: ision of part land and premises. y of Washington. District and designated as and being ford and Ridout. trustees’ s onare 112 scribed Terms of sale: Ope-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash. balance in two equal installmen's. payable in one and two years. with interést at § per centum per annum, payable semi-annually. from day of sale. sécured by deed of trust upon the prob- erty sold. or all cash. at_the option of the A deposit of $500.00 will be re- | at’ time of sale. ~ All con c re . etc.. at cost of purchaser. r of eale fo be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trustecs reserve the right to resell the proverty at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five Gaye' advertisement of such resale in gome"‘newspaper published in ' Washington. JOHN I WEAVER, WALTER T. WEAVER. 401415.16,57.2021 20.20.07.08 . Khannon, Caldwell & Co., Sale of Groceries & Fixtures Contained in 825 415 St. S.W. At Public Auction within the premises Monday Dee. 10, 1927, at 10 Consisting in _part of Peas, Corn, Peaches. !‘mbnpq{l Tomatoes Milk. = Salmon. frigerata Meat Case. Showce: Seale The above first offered as an entiret: bid 15 not received will be immediately sold I dntai Terms: Cash Shannon. Caldwell & Co.. del5.16.17 Auets. Aucts, ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Three-Story Brick Dwelling, | No. 1129 Girard St. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of tru recorded in Liber No. 5487, folio 472 et seq of the land records of the District of C bia. and at the request of the party secu thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer for sa iblic_auction. i front of the premises. on WEDNESDAY' THE TW EIGHTH DAY OF EMBER. A AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. lowing-deseribed land and “preniiscs, in the District_of Lot in Fdgar S. Kennedy subdivision of part of ). “Columbia, Heigh 16d in Liber C the records of ¢ the District of Columbia. “Terms of sale: The above property will be sold_ subject o a prior deed of trust $6.250.00. at 6% %. due March 17. 1928 e cash. A deposit of $100.00 T quired of purchaser at time of s conveyancing. recording and notarial f Cost of nurchaser. Terms of sale to be jied with within thirty days from day le, otherwise the trustees the right Tesell the property at the risk and of the defaulting purchaser after five duys advertisement of such resale in some news paper published in the city of Washington . C., FRIDAY, POKER PORTRAITS. WHAT D' YA KMOW ABOUT THAT! 'D A MADE 2 PAIR LooK AT ThaaT I'D A MADE AM ACE HIGH FLUSH! I'M A SUCKER ¢ FOR STAYING OUT! I'D A FILLED A STRAVGHT FLUSH OPEM IN TH \4\5. DECEMBER 16, 1927. By WEBSTER WELL, fL BE —! IFI'D A DRAWN TO My PAIR ODF TREYS I'D /A CAUGHT TH THIRD/ Look ATHT! 1 HAVE 'vT TH HEART TO, 1 BET ITS A DIMOMND, | LAID DowM 4 OF THEM wow! I'0 A MmissED MY STRAIGHT AnlLe.' GLAD 1 DIONT DRAW! RESORTS. NTIC_CITY. N. J. VALUABLE REAL BY FOUR (41 HOUSE _KNOW 1860 MINTWOOD By victie of a certain deed of trust duly reéorded cn January 25. 1927, as instrument No. 78. in the land records of the of Columbia._and at the r ties secured thereby. the undersigned will ‘sell at publi jon. in front of the Brgauises, on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-SEV, ENTH, DAY OF DECEMBER, 1027. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK ‘P:M.. the “follow- ing-described_Jand and premisés. situate in the District cf Columbia. and designated as and bemng ot numbered twenty "(20) in Margaret L. Sands and Lawrence Sands’ sub: division, now known as “Mintwood.” as per Dlat_recordéd in the ‘office of the surveror for the District of Columbia, in Liber County 6'at folto 13. Terms of sale’ Pfoperty sold subject'to ‘a’| first deed of trust in the sum of forty tho xand ' ($40.000.00) dol interest_at X (B ver c v th September 10, deed of trust ($2,000.00) o) of sale. Al ¢ at cost of nurc . Term mplied with within® thirty « i sale, otherwise the triistees reserve 1o resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five | (5) ‘davs’ advertisement of such resale in gome newspaper published in the City of ashington, THEODORE. D FEVSER. Trustees. TEES' SALE O STATE, IMPROVED STORY APARTMENT AS PREMISES NO. PL. N.W L Wit the rizh PHILIP S, P] d615-Q&ds.exSu ADAM A, WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. By wirtue of a writ of fieri facias isstied out of the clerk's office of the Supreme Court’ of the District of Columbia. meo directed. I will sell at public sale. gasn, at the west front,of the Court Houge at TEN 'CLOCI " ON _FRIDAY. DECEMBER ~TWENTY THREE. 1927, all the ri title, claim and interest of Samuel C. 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Life had taught her a thing or two; she had had a few smart slaps from fate, and even now certain memories of disaster and death continued sharp at times. But at least she had arrived at the point where she could be sensi- ble and pick up any little joy that ®might come her way. Just lately, too, a bit of good for tune had befallen her. An almost un- known relative had left her a few thousands, which enabled her to take a long rest, be independent of work and her married sister—who, by the way, could not understand Sally’s not manrying—and get for herself a few of the things her soul had always han- kered for. Books, for instance, and a little trip now and then. So it was that she came to go to the city alone. Her sister Anna, Mrs. Swartout, had intended to go, but at the last moment had been unable to because her husband’s mother ws com- ing to spend the day. “You are sure you can go without me?” she asked, and Sally had smiled her little smile of patience and cour- tesy. Yet all the 60 miles to town she won- dered if she had not been overconfi- dent. She had never been to the city alone in all the 40 years she had lived. Of course, she knew how to find her way about, and when she had walked to the first department store and per- formed a series of commissions for her sister and the neighbors she decided to take half an hour before lunch peeping at things she herself wanted to see. Hats, for instance. Sally loved hats, but up to this point she had hardly ever had any except black or brown. She was wearing brown now, a little old shape Anna had trimmed for her, and it made her, as she well kne look muddy. Not that that mattere She was peeping into the fascinat- ing windows of a hat shop when a woman who was bending to take a hat from the window saw her and beck- oned. Sally went in. “Well, it does seem good to see some- body from home,” Grace Wilcox said. “Can you wait round a moment, Sally? Distinguished for service, location and Perfect A new oceeantroat buildings VIRGINIA BEACH JOYABLE SEASON FOR OUT- stateroom and hotel ae- 8t. N.W. I've got a customer.” Sally waited round. She was sur- prised to see Grace Wilcox selling hats. She wondered how it had come about. Presently when the customer had gone Grace told her. “I got so tired of hosiery and they wanted me here. You see, I sell hats because I can year ’em. Look here!"” She snatched a flame-colored hat from the showcase and deftly donned it. “Here, you try it on, Sally,” she said. Sally obeyed. “Gioodness!” breathed Grace Wilcox, “That hat was made for you.” Sally looked into a mirror and gasped at the swift transformation. Her graying hair was hidden, her dark eyes became brilliant, her cheeks glowed. It was daring but charming. “Why haven't you ever worn red?” Grace demanded. PROPOSALS. R BT Ay re; et WaRnngton. D- G until 10-0 clock am.. December 20. 1927, for delivering pheumatic tools to the Navy Yard. W: ton. DG~ Apoly for pro reait of Supplies and Accounts. MORRIS. Paymaster Geveral of the Navy. 160,16 —_—— LEGAL NOTICES. iN THE SUPREME COURT OF THI rier ot” Cotumbla, Holding & Ter 1S- a Sally shook her head. “Well, we've had too many deaths reached | in our family, for one thing, and then red is expensive. When you can have only one hat in two years—-" She paused. “I'll take this,” she decided sudden “Five Grace said . You haven't lunched yet, ¥ Well, come on and go with me. I'm off duty now. And, Sally, don’t you dare take that ur head.' ally laughed—actually laughed. “I love it too well to part with it.” ninet | she said. She counted out the money And now, Grace, I'm ready to ‘80 v two blocks to the res- Grace Wilcox lunched . but by the time they got there Sally had glanced at so many different things in so many different windows that she was surprised to find herself in a mirror looking like somebody else. Indeed for half an instant she almost thought she was gazing at another woman, a good- looking woman, too, who had hand- some dark eyes and just natural color enough and who had a youthful figure topped by a radiant hat. Then she remembered and with discreet amusement recognized her old black suit, which she herself pressed the day before on Anna's ironing board. She sat down at the table Grace selected, feeling generally on the best of terms with herself. “This is my treat,” she said. *“No! You won't, Grace! I expected to be lonesome today and you are helping me out nicely. And to think what you have just done to my head.” She laughed again. “We'll take the regu- lar luncheon,” she said to the waitress. The regular luncheon was a_ dollar each and Sally had expected to lugch on a sandwich and a cup of tea, but she suddenly felt expensive and gen- erous. “Now tell me about yourself,” she hegan. And Grace told her all there was to tell, how she enjoyed her ‘work and had some good times. Sally in- terpreted reservations. T'll never go back to live agal Grace said, “but I love it all the same. What's going on? Has Dave Spaulding made up h“lf mind yet whom he’s going to marry? Sally studied the forkful of salad she was lifting and made that an ex- cuse for merely shaking her head. , “If he don't hurry up he'll never get married,” Grace said. “He Is get- ting on—42. When a man reaches that age he gets so self-opinionated that nobody will have him. Dav ‘i rich and good-looking and smart. He'd make a dandy husband—that is, " if he doesn't wait too long.” Sally lifted her eyes. “If you think all tha of him why didn’t you have him?” she asked. Yes! She did it just like that, quietly, not as if she had always been bym’ng to know the truth about Grace's leav- ing town and Dave staying qnglc. Grace laughed into tSallys inquir- ing eyes with her honest ones. g hy, my dear, he never asked m?‘Nev-r asked you?” breathed Sally. “Nevel Sally’'s hand shook & little as she lifted her teacup and tried to hide as Grace gave a little exclam.nllom “It you don’t believe 1t, I'll make him tell you himself. He is coming through the door now.” Sally nearly dropped the teacup. Yes, there he was, tall and grave and businesslike of deportment, then one man who—the only man she—but Grace was speaking to the waitress. “That tall man with the glasses. Bring him to this table. Tell him Miss Wilcox.” irbyville to m , —] : A tion of 18 it GO0, B1 and T4, in 3. C. Me- Guire's subdivision of lots in Square’ 624, known for the purpose of taxation 1qlflll 805, 806, 809, Blo. 811 and 813 in Square K L G el o > “Upon b&lll)n.'g! the !‘on!‘.lnflqufilllcl Aoll Amer;‘t;: the &nudu lblylbl for the District of Colum- .fifln&mullm the luztmdlnnl of tl lllndlfilol’t%gufo‘l tary l.{. ‘Treasury, on 23rd day oF“November, 1027, seeking 4 jus it Haghln ton, n":-sflf: ot ‘Cofumbia, “designat- PARGEL "1 Part of Lots 19 and 20 in J. C. McGh subdivision of Square 624, uire's he office of the Sur- 2, 08F PIAL TSP, 'og ‘Coimbia In Liber B, follo §7. vepinning for the eame st 8 point on s 20 feet west of the sout! Sast corner of said lot 19 and running FlsL SOTSE, Glone sald sireet 12 leet inches, thence north 1B “Seiining: kno ng: RCEL, & 18,208 0. 56 tn. 1. C. bdivision of Square 624 0 and rw 1 1 office of the Sur l;.:: . iber, B, at 8 1 iy feet, 1l ‘west 2 feet 1 lumbia in . thence north 34 Leet 0 s’ cast 1 6 ine to the begin: known for irpoge of taxation as isniog the Rlso that part of said E:t'f‘f'«':';?-.:zfi al 1t of E e B sirtp of land, 1038 feet, wide and 3 feet 3 inches deep. in the rear of that part of Lot 20 Gescri or the of assessment as Lot 809 a2 Iving Detween the north line thercof and the south line of that part of aid Lot 20 known for assessment and tazation as Log 807, B4 3. Part o Lots 20 and 21 in 3.°C, MeGuire's subdivision of Square 024 28 per plat recorded in the office o 3 Veyor ot ihe District of Columbia in" Liber B, folio 7. beginning for the same at a point on G “street 13 feet 6 inches t_of the southwest corner of lot 21, running {hence east along G street 13 feet' 6 inches, thence north 175 feet 3 inches to a public alley. thence west along said alley 13 feet © inches, thence south 175 feet 3 inche to beginging. known for the purpose of tax ation as Lot 810, Square 624. PARCEL 4. The west 13 feet 6 inches front on G street by full depth thereof of Lot ‘2" of 5."C. MoGuire's subdivision of §auare 634, ds per plat recorded in, the ol co 0f the Surveyor of the District of Co- jumbia in Liber B, folio 97, and_known for the purposs of tatation as Lot 811, Square PARCEL 5. The east 16_feet on G street by o Aepth Tmercor of Lot 28, of 3. C: Dlat, reco) n the office of of the District of Columbia in Liber B, folio 97. and known for the purpose of tax- RO 28 e St dy'or ‘November. A s this ot November. A. 1927, ordered that: lwin C. Brandenburg, tr of the will of F. Walter, Brlnd!nbuw. Calvert Street 'W.. Elizabeth : B e it it al "&a'-ie. X afi‘g; s R Wi Sogmgle S5 i Mg, B 6 e R R LA et NW. Joseon a’“mfil %'Q:él treet mond P11 le, 81 {he, Equitabis, Cooperative, Fuilging Atecctts g&'fl'fi' TP Hedrfia Avem b J, Frs ags. 5 "o treet NW.. Ea. M. Perty an Banners, CIOR Yoot oatipants’ of rectors, 2 : “occupants o ihe'Tsar of 63 m‘?fl G sm‘:fi&n Rich- 0'Connor, 3 treet NW.. Maithew . Fenton, 116 Mastachusatte Avénue NW. o (m!. 100 F Street N Dewey vo. 100 Eve Sireet NW.. Robert Pleteher, 3033 ‘Hlusl,\lh Street Jeremiah 0'Cos ell 11 North Capitol Street NW. Bell H. Walker, 3411 Woodley Road NW.. all of the m of ‘Washington. District of Columbia, Elizabeth W. Essex. individually and as {istee ol he will of B Walter Brapdenbure. eth Strest ase. an, rioeol S el Vi, il vy 1o, DOt ockton.. Albjon, Cal houn County. Michiran. Cynihia V. Sto :ML ‘Calhoun_ é{dfll enonah, 1y, New .ms.‘e'y"k nty. nng Gloucester County. New Jersey. and if any per- 18 dece: Ih‘el heirs. son hereinbefore K ordevisees of sons occupying. interes el e S S o or ' Oany FIght. tidle, interest or estats in. or llen, “incumbrance, easement, servitude. Charge or demand on o, in respect of the me, OF any part of same, be, and by are, . cited and admonished to apnear in ‘ourt and answer the exi- Fencies of the said petition on or before the 11th day of January. 1028, at 10 o'clock, a.m;."at which time the Court will e condemna: focet said Jand: BROVIDED. however, that opY of his %m'm :;ui.u.n in The ven! r, of general circula- tion published in the City of Washinkton, Disirict of' Columbia. 'once’s weelc for thres succe; weeks. and also in the Washing- fon Law Reporier once a week for threo successive weeks, the first of said publica: tions to be not later th: the 0th day of her 1927 AND IT IS FURTHER OR. :D_that of g:-:nfl“m o e “Yes'm,” murmurmed the waitress. AndY a moment later David Spauld- ing was taking the remaining chair. “Why, I didn't know you were town, Sally,” he said, looking at her the second tnst tell him. that “she ly could not hl%ucgme over on the same train with not seen her. nd he had ‘l:’emw:. seeing her now, to the, exclu- jon of most things else. % %";:e rest of the T:m:heon was m?fl.)‘; conversation. Grace managed 1 perfectly that Dave lost his shyness and even Sally brightened to match hat. he.x:‘ a!'uppo!e." David said as they arose—he had insisted on paying the bill himself, “that you are ’nu} re- turning until the & o'clock, Sally.” He glanced 4t his watch; “I—er—could you meet me at the Grand. bot')n of you, at 2:307 I understand there’s an lent matinee—" % Iel can’t,” Grace said. “But Sally en‘;fl)mmlt doubt David looked relieved. “If he doesn’t make up h‘:s mind that he’s going to marry yo! 2 you get lo‘Kltbyvflle tonight then I'm the biggest fizzle as a milliner ever was,” sald Grace as the two women walked toward the shop together. “But, Grace, dear,” gasped shaken Sally, “didn’t you—don’t you care-for hlg L d Sally’s arm. race squeezed Sally X e “Bless ;?)\lr considerate little heart! she said. “If I did care for him d?’ you think 1'd give him up so ea! Iy ? No, indeed! The truth is—well, I am glad you happened in today so I could fix you up with a decent hat. Sally, that will bring you luck, for I am quitting tomorrow—I am going to marry my boss. He has asked me to name the day, and they're fixing up an engagement ring for me at Cates- by’s this instant.” (The End.) (Copyright, 1927.) “Cover Man” Gets Self in Jail. SEATTLE, Wash., December 16.—S. E. Worrell, under-cover man for the police dry squad here, was so success- ful at. keeping his identity a secret that he got himself in jail. Disguised as a laborer, Worrell was arrested for carrying a revolver. Despite his pro- tests, he was kept in a cell until tHe dry squad chief, the oniy officer “Who knew him, heard about it and let'hiin out. row Perrnge = Try to kill time and you will find jt has more lives than a cat. ally attractive t stineraries include New Of leans. San Antonio, Apache ‘Treil, Grand Canvon, Indian Detour. Southern California Resorts, etc. Finest Limited Trains, De Luxe Hotels; Motor travel wherever desirable.: Next departures: Jan. 11th (via New Orleans): Jan. 11th (via Chicago and Santa Fe): Jan. 19th. (Complete Hawaiian Tour with So. 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