Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1928, Page 43

XEAL ESTATE. !AIJ—HOU!E!. (Continued. VE CAN SAVE YOU THIS NE Tts Location Is a Big Blocks From Rock N BU Open and heated—every 9 pm. SALE—HOUSE! (Continued.) AT LEAST $5,000 ON W HOME. Asset—Just Off 16th Street Creek Park Golf Course. REN ST. N.W. Of English design and un- usual construction. 8 large rooms, on 2 floors; 2 distinct baths; maid’s room, storage room and cedar closet irf attic. Handsome woodwork throughout; fine hardwood floors; open fireplace; con- crete porch and steps. afternoon and evening until McKEEVER & GOSS, 1415 K Street. National 4750. Priced to Sell—ONE OF MT. PLEASANT’S BEST LOCATIO! Semi-detached brick_home. and 7 fully tied baths, THREE porch with brick_columns, buflt-| as regards ozk floors up and heater for service water. Large TWENTY-FOUR FEET wide: 8 large rooms inclosed and heated porches. colonial front in heated garage. Premises strictly modern down. hot-water heat, electricity and instant lot with an attractive retaining stone wall. $12,500—WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. Convenient to the Chevy Chase car line and to the business sctivities of 18th st. n.w. £00d brick home with 9 rooms and bath, hot-water heat and electricity; ready for immediate occupancy. $9,950—TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN. Detached home with garage on lot containing h, eauipped with hot-water BEat Sna eloeiric Henting; ground: 9 rooms and Tecently reconditioned Carroll ave, Wwith its bu with ext cost ,250—ANACOSTIA BARGA transportation. Targe grounds, here it is. square feet of in_excess of $500; but a short distance from 1t Jooking for a suburban home IN. Just over the bridge, convenient to the Nichols ave. car line and stores and but s short distance from Anacostia Park, under 800d_brick house with 6 rooms sarage. Federal development; and bath, hot-water heat, electricity and & Purchasable on easy terms. $6,350—GOOD SOUTHEAST TOC'\TIO\' About three squ: AUCTION SALES. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, AUCTS. Trustees’ Sale of Three-Story Brick Building, No. 456 Penn- sylvania Ave. NW. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber 5952, folio 331, et seq. of the records of the District of "Co- lumbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public auction, fron ot a& promises. on FRIDAY, E-xnz REE-THIRTY O PM, Originsl tion subject fo.% “Mirst trust "of 312,600 at 6 per cent interest, due in about two years, and sub- ject to’a second trust of $13. about two vears with interest at 8 per cent, ingerest payable monthly. Terms of sale: Al ove deposit_of $500 required at 8 veyancing, recording and not coat ‘of purchaser. Tith within thirty dave from, dey of sale otherwise trustees réserve resell property at risk and cost of i ing_purchaser, after five days' advertise- ment of such Yesale in some newspaper Dub- lished in Washinsiony D. C. \orvgn, MILTON W. KING, de17d&ds,exSun&hol. THOS. J, OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eve su-m O Northwest. TRUSTEES' SALE ¢ OF VAL ABLE STORY_ BRICK RESIDEN( 48 FREMISES 1246 v By virtue of ‘certain, deed of trust duly recorded In Liber No 024, folib 435 et sed., of the land records of the District of Colum. Bia, and at the request of the party secure thereby, the undersigned trustees wi ull st"publlc auction. in tront of the premiscs; FRIDAY. THE TWENTY-! IlGflT AY & TRIDAY, THE, IWENSY BORo0h Tin S G R R Tt described. 1and and premises, situate in the District of Co- d designated as and being lot 30 Churoh’s lubdivll n of part of hlock “Columbia_Helghts,” as per plat { ot the office of the survevor for the District of Columbia in_ Liber County 11, folio 30, part of lot 15 in block 25, Sherman, trust subdivision of Columbia Hejehts, as per iat Tecorded in said surveyor's office in Liber Governor Shepherd. folio 1!7 beginning at the southwest corner of said lot 30 and run- ning thence easterly along the lmlll\ line of said lot 30 17.333 feet to southeast gorner of said iot 30, thence southerly at right angles_to said south line 5 feet to south fine of said lot 15, thence westerly 17.333 feet and thence mortherly 5 feet to begin- ning. Subject to covenants and restrictions of_récord. Terms: Sold sublect to & prior deed of trust for $5,800.00, further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale, the purchase price above id trust to be Dpaid in cash. A deposit of $300.00 required. Conveyancing, Tecording, etc. at the pur- chaser's cost, Terms to be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit for- Teited and the property may be advertised KNOWN BTREET ADAM A, WESCHLER & SON, AUCTIONEERS Large Sale of Household Effects Pianos Rugs, High-grade Automobiles, Store Fixtures, Etc. By order Storage and Finance Companies, ot al. Bedroom, Dinin, Mohair and Velour Davenport and Bed- Refrigeral s, Refrigerating Ca BY AUCTION At Weschler’s, 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. SATURDAY, Dec. 29th; 1928 Furniture commencing 9 O'Clock AM. and c tinuing until about 5 P.M. Kutomebiles, 10 AM. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, AUCTIONEERS. LARGE CLEARANCE SALE AUTOMOBILES Being trade-ins of local distributor of storage fa finance company, whose limited posal. igh-grade new cars, also’ s compel them to make By Public Auction At Weschler’s, 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. TOMORROW Saturday Dec. 29,10 AM. Packard, Buick, Chrysler, Dodge, Locomobile, Nash, Hudson, Oak- land, Olds, Studebaker, Chevrolet, Ford, etc., in various body types, several of which are 1928 models. d resol iscretion of the trustees. and resold at the, B SO MIBDLE de19.21.24.26. 28" THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, from_the Nichols : stores conventent: brick BoUSe With 'S Fooms and DALD, Botwatts heat "snd’ elec tricity and a garage. Very small cash payment and the balance like rent. The above properties are all vacant and can be inspected through us on appointment. WM. H. SAUNDERS CO,, INC,, ‘REALTORS—ESTABLISHED 1881. 1433 K ST. N.W. DISTRICT 1017, — e FOR COLORED. NEAR 16th AND R N.W. is an 8-room home that can be made 3 o iiseil ang. furnish you. a home st B2 some fime. The K location 15, most ex- cellent lnd You_should look into_this. . H. WEST €O, . mmn. 1619 X 8. N.W. COLORED — WE_HAVE AN UP-TO:DATE home near Sth and FI that priced very low, with Todera ment, Contains 8 large rooms, bath, B-wn elec. ‘porches, de ailey, nice front lawn; cellar under entire house. Teal home. CALL FOR % . 18 RN e Georen MT, PLEASANT, 9 Rooms, 2 Baths. nEG o mediate _disposal fixed colonisl in_type, containing © farge, e el Sropor I i fooms: h-w.h. 2 faotic bt g all con- Teniences, Gncluding large rear and serage. Located in a select T e ar i6th and Lamont gis,. this home i & em: rkable buy. HEDGES "& MIDDLETON, Inc. - Realtors. 1442 Eve 8t N.W. 9503 LAV Rk e A TR T ‘A 20-Foot English-Type Brick & Home Near Rhode Island .Ave. N.E. $6,350. Mod six rooms nd bath, wood ggfi*@{?fi?‘r" iy for immedia BTN <°:°: Rear” n‘e:'hlxh“hoo(l 5 oot;_convene e, and "wltlml H g}i 7 mfl? fA Ofllng.ndll:lll» Easy e for o of me e, Teane- BA% ANTN 600 ONTHL, 5 FaL BOSS & PHELPS wrmet U0 i i, SALE OR_RENT—HOUSES. CHEVY CHASE, D. C Conn. ave.; 38 0% e rcomms Bath: l:‘nu!ry. ami y CARROLL, nn G st. n 1043 80 1 AVE. 7, Riodrs buasaions month ospect st., Thrifton Villay o o e oers, doubls frame Newton pl, nr, Par} ket—5 7. and b., porches, elec., h. and 3140 O n.w—S r_and b, elec., ! £ O RED 28 Mot ::'n‘-.—a-r. and b, 1613 {numlt n.e.~—8-T¢ 5th s room bs Soove ar '5 "!u;r:' are New Jour offer as to price, terms, s Mm—d- bie lot; reduced to A View g_—_—.s.———:.———_.z ‘WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. BRICK HOUSE, CORNER LOT, ortheast si:atlucn nnt over $18,000. Address Box 46-K, Star office. §E DESIRE TO PURCHASE AT ONCE, FOR n.-n several houses, stores and apartments, white or mr°z"d u';u ‘many clients to pur- chase Droperty on rms. TER REALTY CO. 1103 ve. l?veu'uun 4122; Eve., Pot. 4491 AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. THOS. J, OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, THOS: Yaf 'Eve Strect Northwest. {USTEES' SALE OF _VALUABLE TWO- TRUTORY EIGHT! FAMILY ( BRICK, APART. IBIB 429 KENYO (ORTHW! By VS Of & T hChved of_trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5677. follo 232, et seq. of the land Tecords of the the District of Columbis, and at the request of the party Secured thereby, the undersigned trustees i1l sell at public suction, in front of the premises. on THURSDAY, THE THIRD, DAY OF JANUARY, AD. 1920, AT THREE O'CLOCK P.M.,' the following- _aencribed Tand remises, situate in the District of Co- dasienated 'ns and being 1ot W. Barkman and A. Lincoln lots in block 3, :nd Himela, end a"in-Georee W, Barkm & Combination of b wh‘lflt! Close,” as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber 58 at folio 41, said block §belne now known a3 savare 3045, le: All A deposit of t time of sale. e At ‘cost:of urchaser. to compliec DS within thirty days. from duy of sale, Sinerwise the tristees reserve the Tight Yesell the property at the risk and COI! Of defsulting purchaser, after five days’ A \-l’“lfllfl!fb‘]l fird.u‘:h\l;'s;‘! {Hnsfigl cne'l hlishea in Washinslon: D: — ARTHUR O, BISHOP. HANDALLH HAGN! 3 4e33-0&s.exSuihol _ Stees. AM . WESCHLER & DA p OF THREE-STORY YRUSTEES SALE OF THREESTORY o FEHRCEL gt e Eeoradana Tecords of the District of and at the request of the party se- cure enllay.bthe “ubf\l‘ (l’llg{lzq% trustees will offer_for sale by p D R A AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. 08, J_ & SOoN, AUCTIONEERS, ia?) o Street | Northwest. RS BATE OF VALEAUS STUERS B witia of G SehAlh deed of trust duly rded in Liber No. 6036, folio 9 et sea. the Iand records of the District of Co- and atthe request of the party se; "g ml m AD. “AT FOUR M. Yonowing-described jand gnd premises, altuste in the District of lumbla, and desisnated as and being lot 13 square 2067 in lobcn F. Cahill's subdi~ Vistohor 1048 nblock 4 “Conhecticut Due Helghts," as per ol Siasta, B um'fi ot oo "1 to, Wmlfl" of reco: Boid to mm"?fir R oo. }mne: Beiiealare of unced at tme of sale; The Duh above said trust to be paid in :u? Rfll t of $1,000.00 required. Conveyancing, reco! Gonveyancing, recording, Ste., at the Fithin shirty davs. atherwise 2»3- and resold at m-mumao: the uuzues de19-axds.exsusingl B PR isiees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Furniture, Passenger Elec. Ele- vator, Piano, Etc., Contained in No. 1329 H Street N.W. BY, FUBLIC AUCTION, MONDAY, ER 31028, Passenger Elec. 'luh “Kimball” Up- pghs Plaoo Beds. Dressers. 'v‘l.gdrufiu' Carpets, T, Iron tinguishers, eic. h. AM A. WESCHLER & SON, ‘Auctioneers. 3. & SO, 0E5e sireet N st EERS: Trustees’ B:;l.dl;w of K.‘E;::t-s{z as Luox Building, Being Prem- ises 1523 L Street Northwest. 7 virtue of @ certain deed of trust 4. 1926, g‘lloi‘;ldl. Te- mm., $uction, In 1929, AT P.M., the xnfimu ‘described land_and premises, sit- uate in the District of Columbia and desi nated as and being um of lots 2 and 3 in Samuel Davidson's subdivision of lots in square 197, as plat recor in Liber N_ K. at folios 27 and 28 in the surveyors office of the District of Columbia; beginni for the same on L street at the southwest corner of sald lot 3 and running then east on said street 46 feet, thence north It Ieet, thence west 48 fect fo an alcy, thence south on satd -n-{ 100 feet ning. Togeth T Fhens ot ay nn- ip of land six feet wide Fe Bosin line of satd preme to,8 prior deed of h::h wm e Aasunced ot f'm o rale; ‘Terms as '!D the A R e S BN R Sk and resold at th luntlon of the trustees. BREUNINGER, Wfl.lfm’ TI 3 de22-d&ds.exSudhol STIO atees. THOS. J. C 3 J. QWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' CK_ AP, fi%fi%}?fi?‘fifir it 27Vt 1 4 cextaln ded of Trugt, dated of My 27, loe, belng Az:‘::m-m"' 3‘ Srds of the DlstHien” of m the request of ‘the party secure f o undersi trust H sell atp lic numon, m;gsnt 9, the . gnfim o faowing s;deacrived land, and remiste, it ity Wity "'f; nated Pllher, ron .nfl YGIIB( commis uen g Ll er Cox‘ l.v Nu & fl‘)‘,e 115, of the recards surveyor of th: P mu ibed land of the of ‘n- Sbove-descrl e assessor ¢ Colum t- esigna of"the sty m of calnmbn for taxation Hfl of DUrposes as 3 ire 3! ok 4 . 1p sty Jnt trust for 7m furthe which will announced the purchase Irlu above ald in ci mfi 51t nvonnclnl. rmr ng, ete., at P! Terms Combhld wl thlrly Gln. D!hl"l se deposit f¢ d and the Droperty may be Mnrll!efl ln Tesold at the \‘lucrvllenAol the trustee: Bretubem, de21 extuehol ADAM A WESCHLER & 8ON, “Auctioneers. 'mv.vm!:s' -STORY m]@ G, NO. o] 51-;3 vfifl' 7 victus oF & serteis doed of of ‘trust duly recorded in Liver No.. 8031, folio 97 et sea, re! within ublic auction, in front THE TH 192 eare i the Distric situate in the Distr of Columbia, tn Wi Part of original 10! l5 in square 33, ribed as follow, ning at the northwest corner of UR O'CLOC Tesund ot in_fromt of the_premises, on JANUARY, 1929, THREE F AN AR oatas deocribed 1and ot a0 i Corrs 1 /0! ::}:":‘;‘?:’:rn Jubdivision of lot in square 518, as per plat recorded in the ‘office of the llll- veyox for the Dflt;l’cl of Columbia in Liber i 3¢ asle” The above property will be huildlnl ssociation l!llll 0 halance cash. A deposit of $00 LT uieed of purchaser at time of sale. conveyancing, recording and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. ‘erms _of le 1 complied with within thirty da: SPmEY otherwise the trustees reserve the flent to fesell the property at the risk and cost_of the defaulting purc er, after five days' sdvertirement of such resale in some gwlpln{l’ al'uhll.lh(d in the city of Wash- ston, D. C. FRANCIS L. HAWES, RAYMOND D. EVANS, SAMUEL V GUSACK, Trustees. 4 131G BLNW Altorney for Barty secpred. in the District of & Drur; and running thence south 99.25 fe ear line thereot. thence east alon ine 43.95 feet. thence north 24.93 {hence ‘west 16,03 Teet, thence north 7433 feet to ¥ streei, thence west along sal ltrut 27 feet to beginning, !Ml! e wllh right of way'for alley pu and none other, over & part of said lot xé described ol Beginning at the southeast cor- Rer, of the patt of said lot above descriped and running thence cust along the, resr line of suid lot 10 teet, thence north 3483 feet Shefice west o' Ject. ‘sebes South 240 feet to_the beginning. Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, bajance represented by the nromlsl?n note of the purchaser, payable on or before three Ilh interest 8! P per annum from f sale, payabl “ml lmuul mflr d of trust upon property lfl r cian, at option of purchaser,” A deposit o $300.00 required at sale. Ali conveyancin Tecording, and notarial fees at cost of pu chaser, Terms to be complied with within S duye "from 'day ol Shler otherwie trustees rescrve the rllJ)l to resell Dl’g‘pelly at Tisk and cost of defauiting purc after five days' advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Wash! 550 RL ML WALTER A. ROMER, JOHN 3¢ MeNEY; 1431 EYE ST. N.W. Trustees' Sale of Two- Story Brick Building, Containing Store and Apartment Above, Known as Premises - 1424 Park Road Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated December 14th, 1936, being instrument No. 107, recorded Dec. 16, 1926, among the land records of the District of Cohlmbl and at the request of the party secured thereby, the indessisnad ‘trustees will seil at publlc auctlon. in front of the premises, on, FRI- E TW fi’m AY SN.DE ShinEn, AD s, ot S i the fellowing described 1and Snd_ premises, situate in the District of Co- lumbia, and desiganted as and being lot 717 in square 2674 in the subdivision of certain iand made by Ethel M. Rutty, as per plat Tecorded in the office of the surveyor for, the District of Columbia, in Liber 71 at folio 197;"qublect o and 'together with a right of ‘way for alley purpo stablish ement between Claren Bis “Wife and the. Arcade Liber 5178 at folio 114, amony ords of the District of Columbia. : | ubject 1o pricr deed of trust for §13,500.00, further particulars of which will bé anncunced at time of sal the » t to fbhl” said ¢ ‘"fi.lmll 24 ‘mm required. anwnneln(. recording, etc., at the pur- chaser’s cost. Terms be complied with Telied and” the propesty may. be. advertised od 5 and resold a, the discretion of ne trustess, HARRY . de18,20,22,24, £ ‘THOS. J. A ustecs. OWEI ONEERS, G E5e ¥rees Noramwest TRUSTEES' SALE or Yau rtue of & certain deed of trust, dated November 2. 1025, being Instrument, rlo 118, Tecorded January 19, 1926, lmun Fecords of the. Dustrict. ot ¢ col the Tequest of the party under: rustees nd at o, E In front. ot znfi E fi (o'\ovnn‘: attioed Tasas Jnd premizes 1 situate in District * of olllm ln designated as and I:elnf lot, 58 in_ AleXander Millar's subdivision of Jots in block “Columbia Heights,” as per plat ucordeé in_Book 19, page 54, of the records of tI office of the surveyof of the District of Co- lumbia. Bubject to covenants and restric- tions of record. Terms: Sold sublect to o prior deed of trust for $4,800.00, further particulars of hich will be announced at lime of sale; the purchase price abave said irust to b E-‘. g1 ) deposit ot $500.00 requred. dus e of suie” Tikle finded and sale o 'fi a 4 Sorrve to0d"of o Conveyancing, Feoording, - cioy Cat "ine “purchmsers cos Terms te be mplicd with cwflmn'tbmy ATN o nerrite | davosit, fogtetted 49, SndFesold 4t The diserapion of the 5. ROBERT H. SRRRLEs P, "FRORE, Jr. 1,24,26,38 Trustees. FUTURE DAYS. Adam A. Weschler & S Modern _Conf ufiolwry ix- tures and Equipment, Ice Cream gne inery, Office Equipment, te. BY PUBLIC AUCTION At Cinderella Candy Shop 3218 14th St. N.W. Mand-y December 31, 1928 g.lu ...l'. Chocolaf ibles, Ice Chest, Machine Copper. _ Kettles, Refri erators, Marble Slabs, Range, Candy ’ Furnace, Metal Sink, Ster- flizer, Pans, Moulds. etc. ALSO Adding Machine, Billing Machine, Desk, File Fire Extinguishers, etc. ADAM A, WESCHLER & SON, Auets 27,3829 ' < S Typewriter, Safe, ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctionee! TRUSTEES' & SALE = OF EIGHT ~BRICK ELLINGS, 1 TO 8 BELLEVUE COTRE EETWESN LAMONT AND MOK: TON STREETS, EAST OF GEORGIA AVENUE. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5621, folio 317, et sea., of the land records of the District of Colum= bls, and a¢ the request of the party secured the undersigned trustees will offer by public_auction. in front of the premises. on MONDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1029, AT 4 O'CLOCK P.M., the ‘following-described land and premises, gituate in the District of Columbis; to w arts of lots 30 & 40'in Prancis W Miller, 'rrn ee’s Subdivision of “part of Pleasant Plains called “Bellview." per plat te- corded in the office Of surveyor of Dis- trict of Columbia, Liber County 6 at folio 8. Further d als % description to be siyén by trustees at sale. Terms of sale cash. A’ deposit of $500.00 reayired st time of sile. Conveyancing, T odire Bt 4 otavial fees &t cost. of pur- chager. Terms of sale to be complied with wiihin thisty days from day of sale, other trustees reserve right to resell property at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, fter five days' advertisément of such resale fn some newspaper published in Washington, E, STUART FOSTON, WALTER 8. WARN de24,27.28.29.31-383,3,4.5.7 Frustees ADAM A WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneel 920 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwes! TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. BEING A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, CONTAINING, BIX R ARPER CHURCH. ROAD. ORI ST, By virtue of a certain deed of trust re- forrsate corded in Liber No. 4053, folio 379, of the land records of the Disirict of Columbis, and at the request of the parties secured B0 oy, ‘ne undersiened will pell at 5 public auctlon, in tront of the premises, on UARY. 'EIGHTH, 1925, A’ PM,, ihe following:desgribed land .&5 prem- situate in the Distrie Le% veing fot. humbered five !55) in square Dumbered thirty-tnree bundred and Aiteen (3318), in-Harry A. subdivision of square numbered ofe Nendred Cand. twelve . “Petworth Addition ‘to : Olty ~of Washington. as described, in said “deed of t, upon'the following terms: rchaser to pay one-third of the pu e price in cash, the balance in two glallments in one ‘and iwo yeary respec; tively, with interest at the rate o i, ane setured by dseo. of it upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser: taxes and interest paid or adlusted to o redor Gl etas at e st g0od title or no a deposit of will be required at ime of sale And “Gettiement to be Withim thirty (30} days of the date of sale or deposit forfeited snd the property resold at the cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser, after five (8) days previous advertisement of such f2anle in some newspaver publighed in ash- ngton, D. B. FRANCIS SAUL, 938 1! GUS EICHBERG Auctioneer 50 CARS BY AUCTION Saturday, Dec. 29th 12 Noon At 462 Pa. Ave. NW. Opp. Ford Bldg. All Makes—All Models Gus Eichberg, Of etioneer. U. 8. Government TRADE MARK C. G. Sloan & Co. Inc., Aucts. 715 13th St. mnmnsn Sale of Household Goods Of Every Dencnpht'm At Public Auction At Sloan’s 715 13th St. Saturday December 29th, 1928 At 10 AM. And at 12 M. Cadillac Coupe, Oakland Tour- ing Car and McCaskey Sales Register by order of E. C. Bnydlr, U. S. Marshal. ‘Terms Cash. C.'G. Sloan & Co., Inc, Aucts. Qe27.28 THOB. J__OWEN & SON, 05 Y437 "Eve Sireet Northwest, 3 OF VALUABLE THREE. o OWN AS By Virtue of 4 cortain deed of trust duly recorded May 7, 1937, as instrument No. of the land records of the District of % fumbia, ‘and "at’ the Teauest of ine party E S e W Bubiie_auetion, Dremises, ‘on TUESDAY, THE EIGHTH DA oy e e &nd premises, situate In U "‘1 ot Co: Tumbla and designated as T fo¢ a3 in" yelville, D" Hensey's subdivision, of Iots in_sausre 362, as orded in_the gitce. of 'the stirveyor ur the istrict of Golumbia n 'ug-r g au ol n i aubsec lelln“lr;'l o'!‘ *Gan I’lwl’ll o{ the MI 1962 of 'ootumbla. "Gatabiishing bulldine Te- striction lime -1 .‘fi south of south line of Wenmlnl J Ll T o oo pocis mon« D C Al e et B RS kL ven per centum D’r I,'l‘ , DA I‘la ‘semi-annually, from day of sale, sec { trust upon the propert .o.or llc h at the option 3f the purchaser. fiw of $500.00 will be required at time of sal All conveyancing, recording, etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within 30 days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of fltllulllnf PIII'B,\I"I’. after five days’ advertisement of such in some newspaper published in Wllhlfll- e SAMUEL A, DRURY, B. NICHOLSON. 1 ‘Trustees. TH EA WIN & BON. AUCTIONEERS, % “I? Northwest. i &%\r‘n 16K ni;ax‘f)gfi;rmtm“vgfl fi:}é By virtie of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber 8343, follo 361, among the Tand Tecords of the District of GOl lumbia and at the reauest o the party seoure 1 thereby, ‘the undersigned trustee’ w at’public auctlon, In tront of the premises unslg\ ifuE THIRD DAY OF AN mm POUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK thu hno-:u-umnm land and premij 3 n the District of Co- lumbis ll’lfl ‘being lot fifty- Sohombia lots 1 ,, "‘Columbia Hel[hn in Book !5. ol ‘g YCGO e office of the surveyor of the District of | @ jumbia. 8ub- Dage T e eatanilone. by pro- o, 1 - e siloton U ssgbl o nine ("L! by jo. 1551 in reme wun of the District of Co- Te) 3 sybject to a prior deed of trust for l'l.‘w i further patticulars of which will be ‘announced at time of sale, the Furchlle price above said trust to be in cash. A deposit of $350.00 required. on- veyancing, recording and revenue stamps h purchaser's cost. Terms to be cnmpllcc wil el an e property mi and resold at t‘. Glnnfllan .l the trustee. ORGE J. QUINN, dea1-qds.exSusrar - Surviving Trustee. PROPOSALS. PROPOBALS WILL BE RECEIVED Buresu of Sypplles and“Accounts, I partment, Washington, D. o'clock a.m., January 8, 1929, fo; dilvering anchor shackles, drift sights, armchairs, compass parts, 10 the Navy Yard, Washing: ton, D. C., etc. Apply fOr Dropos Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, 28 MORRIS, Paymaster General of the Navy. RESORTS. * ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ATLANTIC CITY.N.J. Established for sixty yoara. Ocean and Boardwalk A Fireproof Building WINTER RATES NOW IN E! Garage Tateer s Bt e, OFFICIAL NOTICES. ZONING COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington, December 328, 1028.—In_accordance wnfi the provisions of Bection 3 of an Act of Cony s_approved rch 1, 1020 (Public No. 163, 66th Con- entitled “An Actto resulate th helght, ‘area and use of bulldings in District of Columbia and to crea z ing Commission, and for other pu: , notice is hereby given that a public ring will be’ held 'in" the Board Room of the District Building beginning at 10:00 a.m. January 9, 1929, for the purpose of consid- ering the following proposed changes in the boundaries of the use, h!lght and area d: trlcts, and_of amending the ‘zoning regu FIRST tions. to wit: O 807, 808, GOMMERC SO0, 010, "5, 811 und Sla squure 137 Knowh 85, J05-817 18th Sireet NW. 2" CHANGE M_FIRST COMMERC! , D AREA, TO FRaT COMMEROIAL, 110 D AREA: ot 912, u%um 198, known 'as 1527 K Btreet W, 3. GE'FROM FIRST COMMER- ikt S0 b AREA O FIRST GOMMER- GIAL, 110, D AREA: 'ydt8 20, 0. 807, a08, 54" and 814, 199, ‘known 8; K, Street’ and alley lots in_ rear 4.’ CHANGE FROM RESI- B AREA, €Ol ENTIAL. TO FIRST COM- $a S locl,, sayars 514 Koewn s 468" COM. 17 and 3 B AREA, TO ©_AREA: Batare SOUtR Of 9idr Known b 899 Marzland Avenus KE. i) FROM ENTIAL, FINST COMMENCIAL, 66, O AREA part of it 3, square {072, now soned Resi) dential, located on the north_ side of Street, Mwnm 18 mlfld 16th ‘ltr;fi‘lg"!ng art of T c"‘"-lé PEW g AREA: SNIMER- CIAL. 90’ AREA: lots .l.v ll'l. 618, Mintwood Pl N.W. RESIDE! L. AREA, TO FIRS' AREA: lots 815. 819, 1, 828 of lot 837, now zoned Residential 2704, being in the rear of of 14th Street, bet l ‘hanan an CHANGE RESIDENTIAL, 40 TIAL. 60, B AREA: lots 45-54. ‘incl., 808, 810, 812 and 1. square 3798, and lots' 2-10, being on the we: between Lonafellow and Madison Streets, and on the north side of Lony between Georgla Avenus AL, 60, C AREA: Darts of Jots 1 and 801, square 1083, known 232700 Wisconsin Avenue N.W. 11, CHANGE RESIDENTIAL, AREA. TO RESIDY ARESTRioTED AREA: the part of the area shown on the map of the permanent to be bounded by Massachusetts Ave aue, University Avenue, Indian Lene. Rock- weod Parkway, Reservoir Grounds ern Avenue, now goned Residentia] area, N.W.' (continued from last heari 12, CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL, 40', TRICTED AREA, 5 41 18th Streets N.E. ,b“' g oo, o B e 10 43, ‘lcnll’tr' 4T, b'm'lul,“m ::‘mn.knl:n Al d St "oF nition of *1 UILDINGS." b rovided that l: striking out the words: ° the 60-foot height district, in the case of S,bullding Joogted on & ferface; the heleht above the level may be increased by an amount uul to the of the ter- race above the ‘same curb level, byt mot to gaoged | b am .OCTOR TRART e coumsa ON' oF g’m: N} IETRICT OF CO: de28-10t TOURS. Cruises 11 S0 Reservations by <l lines California by sea via Havana and Panama . . . Florida, Cuba, Jamaica, Central American ports, etc. Sailings and Complete information from THOS. COOK & SON Co. Washington & Tru treets REGAL COMFORT ABOARD — GLORIOUS CRUISES UXURY up to date! On the Duchess of Bedford. . . 20,000 gross tons. Pres- sure-ventilation! Cabins with beds! Luxurious salons. Sports Deck. Canadian Pacific’s 16th West Indies Cruise . . . from New York, Janu- ary 10th, 29 days. . . to 14 ports. Of course 'you'll explore the strong- ‘holds of the Caribbean and Spanish Main . . . coral encrusted isles . bits of England, France, Holland ndoldSpamrmn;iromdlem a feast for the eye . . . spurring !.Iw imagination! The 17th Cruise starts February 11th. Fares as low as $300. One mansgement . . . on ship and ashore. Reservations—your local agent or T8 Cahate'D. o. o5 s N LEGAL !I’Ofl'l(’:!l. HENKY B GEASSIE, The Attormes ‘Genorat; Jms S OLEARY. Asst. United States Aitorney. (Piled Dec. 10, 1928, Frank E. Cunningham, Clerk.) IN THE SUPREME OP THE DIS- trict of Columbia, holding a term as & District _Court.—in re Acquisition of Squares n'n and §78, in the City of Wash- i Ristrict of Columbis._—District Court No. 1956.—Order of Publication and Biation: Cupon coneideration 2F the Petition of the United States of Americe fled herein on the 8th day of Decem! by Leo A. Bover, attorney of the Talisd Stet istrict of Columbia, acting under the i gtructions of the Atiorney al of the United_States, upon the Joint Committee on the Libra i gress of the United States. secking emnation of the hereinafter described lands in the District of Columbia for the use and on behalf of the United States of America, the same being required for the purpose of enlarging and relocating the States Botanic Garden, that is to say, all of the privately ‘owned_ land. buildings and_other structures in Square numbered 576 and Sauare numbered 578 in the City of Wash- ington in the District of Columbia, compris- ing the following Jots, divisions ‘and su divisions designated in this cause s parcels: ‘of Original Lot 1 in Square as follows: Beginning at the id e, and Jine the con- of B Street; 100 feet to known for purposes of ¢ 2 urcel 3. All 0t Lots 24 and 25 in Richard arcel 2. ot Lots 26 an in Richar 3 Earnshaw and Harry B. Learys subdivic tion of Sauare 576, as per. plat recorded in Liber 28 folio 3 'of 'the Records of the Of of the Buryevor of the Districs, of Cofumbl now embraced in Lot 26 in Richard J. Earn- shaw and Harry B. Leary's subdivision of 1d lot Tecorded in Liber 30 id Surveyor's Of- BeeRacord £uf)150, the East 36 feet 6 inches front by, the th of Original Lot 2, and th 3 regtror b9 [l dopth of Oriinal Lot 10 d Square 576, o part of said Original Lot 2 in suid Sau: degcrived as follows: Bexinning a"the North Line of satd Jot at & point 3 feet East from the Northwest corner of caid Lot 2, and running thence East along sald North line 30 feet, tence South 20, feet; thence ‘West 20 feef, and thence North.20 feet to the piace of beginning, Also Lots 16 to 22 inclusive, in Richard J. Earnshaw Harry B. Leary's subdivision of lots in Square 576, as said subdivision 1s recorded in Liber 25 folio 152 of the Records of the Office of the Surveyor of the District of Columbi Also part of Original Lot 2 in sald sauare, deseribed as follows, viz: Beginning for the same at a point on’South B Street, distant 22 feet East from the Southwest corner of said ot (sald beginning point bel Southeast corner o 1 o e Trom Suskn. 0708 to Henty Deck: Toann Fecorded 1 Liver 7. A..8. 25 follo 340 e "Eond Hecords” of ‘he District 0f Gos lumbia), and running thence East along said B Street 20 feet, thence thence West 20 feet, thence South 100 feet to the beginning, Parts of said jand also_described for BUfPgaes of sssessment nnd tazation ss Lots both inclusive: im= )2 and 814 to 8 proved by premises Nos. 110, 133, 120 and b S0 l’"fi'"z o Orieinl Lot 4 in arcel 3. Part of Origins us Gescrived a3 Tollo nning for ¢ int 7 fect. Wesk of ine Soutneast corner 14 10f, and Tusniog " thence West'siong the line of said street, thence North 6% 1eals Thetice Fast ‘and araliel with the fine ‘of ‘sald B Street, 11 feet, thence South 86 Teet to the piace of beginning, and ki for plrposes of assessment and taxation as Lot 310 Improved by premises No. 133 B Street: South PE of Orisingl Lot 4 in Square Bfl nn ng for the f aaid Lat ¢ st htans N9 feet. Wess of (he-Northeast corner thereof, and running thence West on d Nopth liné 3 feet, thence Bouth 3¢ teet, t § Jeet thence 'North 34 feet to the STace ot becinning: and Known for Bur- of assessment and taxation as Lot ond feet, thence South 34 I feet, thence South 66 feet ‘&' Mtlc‘ lvllfll and’ thence West on said B Strest 66 feet to the beginning, and known for the ‘l fi uuulnenl and taxation as ‘improved by premises Nos. 126, ‘IM. 123, 120, 118 and 116 - 2nd Southwest. Farcel 6, 1 Lot 5 uare 576: arce Original um in Seuare §16; ur- ts improved by premise: 114 Znfl Street, thwe los. 1. 3 Vs e m Place, Southwest. Parcel T ortinal Lots 6 T, 8 snd &ll o Orieinal Lot s mexupt {hat pait of said nveyed to dated December .11, «2‘2‘ Liver No. 905 folio 17 of 'the District of Golumbis, said excepted ri being "5t e Northeast corner’ of ot, an n: contained within the Toriowe in€ metes’ and the er _of 7 with ¢ the t line of U mlnl i .1 o oEiE st iy ot and lhlllcl Nnnh l inning; said Orizi: Bratg e as Lots to llol‘ bo "0‘. 138, l” 134 and uthwest, and & i ince of bey and s d o "beginn lb‘h'r\ P Part of Original Lot 10 in Sauare 578, contained within ‘the followd metes and ‘bounds: Beginning for the sam at_the Northeast_corner of said lot, and running thence South along the line of First Street West 21 feet, thence West 400 feet to the West of ‘said lof, then lorth 21 feet, to forthwest _corner of d lot, ice due East 100 feet to the place of beginning, and known for pur- BES mprotd S afemsca Mo, 117 b+ ; m! . - HHI AR Faroel 3 Part of Lot 4 in H. W. Garnett nd % & ‘..x“'o A Bindivision of i ”h in Liber folio a1, of the Fedords Surveyor e District of Columbia, Seribed s follaws: Besinning 105, the on the West side of First Street, Southwest, 39 feet 1 inch more or less South from the Northeast et of said lot at center of wall dividing house No. 235 from house No. 231 on sal , and running thence West said vldlul ine to the East ling , Btre nua‘ Northerly along sald due West of & point AV Eadt Aak e} Lot 4. distant 2 feet 6 inches Bouth of Northeast corner of uid Doint betng on dividing line Canal aid West line to the snother part of sald Lot 4 ion of u uare, described ) same on lh' 0" sbthwens, 59 teet - from the Northy e center. of No. 235 from No. d id 8 sud rinning - thencs South on’ West side of First Street, Southe est 43 feet 8 inches more or less fo the Southeast corner of said ence 55 Bh Bkt side of Canal Seree it due West of the place of begi ning; and thence East along said center line to Nlmnm:, -nu known respectively for Daposes of hssesment snd. taxas tion & S 10ts 301 and 803; improved. by ¥, pre fses Nos. 235 &nd 297 - 1st Street, Southwest and No. 101 Canal Street, Southwest. Parcel 10 Lots 5, 6 and 7 in Heniy Wi Garnett and J. C. Heald, Trustees' subdivi- sion of Sauare 578, as per plat recorded in Liber 12 at folio 121 of the Records of thi Office of the Surveyor for the District o Columbia. Also Lots 41 to 45 inclusive in § Jubdivision by John Fhillp Smith, Admin- istrator, a mith of lots in Satare 878 s per plat” recorded n° Libe 5 g8 au fello 30 of eald, records: improve by, premises Nos. 120,, 115, 117, 19, 123 Canal Street, Southwest. Barcer 11 Lots 34 S5 and 36 n the !uh- division méde 'by Henrletta Stuart. of lots in Square 5§78, as said Subdivision is re corded in Liber 28 falio. 23, of the Records of the Office of the Suryeyor of the Distriet of Columbia, subject to the alley rig ranted. in deeds ‘recorded in, Liber 1100 olios 352 and 357 of the Land Records tRe District, of Columbla: improved by preme ises Nos. 140, 142 and 144 Canal. Street, SN2, Lots 37, 38 and 30 19 Henriet Arce] ., A and n Hfinl’ ta Stuart's Subdivision Fll. Square 5’ lat recorded in Liber 28 folio ’L ecords of the Office of the Surveyor of tl District of Columbi: sul JECl to the alley rights ‘l‘ln‘tfl in scorded in_ Liber 1100, folio 352, and Liber llW' folio 357, of the L R'Wldl of the District of Co- m by premises Nos. 146, 148 150 Canal S"lfi‘; Pfl“nfi‘lell Parcel 13. Henrietta s‘lll)‘l' Subdivision ln lllr! 78, as_per plat r o !d in_ Liber 28 luuo 23, of the Recors l e Office of the Surveyor of the District i nhllnbll, improved by premises No. 1 Canal Street, Southwest. Parcel 14. t 11 in Henry Wise Garnett d_J. Heald, Trustees’ Subdivision of ll DGP plat recorded in Liber 13 e Recort { the Office of the survey:‘ri lox the m‘u’k‘ of Columbia: un- rcel 15. Parts of Lots 10, 12 and 13 Henry Wise Garnett and J. C' Heald, Tru ees’ sion of Square as per pl reeurdea in Liber 13 falio 131 of the Recor “‘fb.'"""" of the Distrio - dlu Tollows: Beginnii st corner of sa !o\ South aloni thence We llm:l “the rear lin said Square, t lrlv onnur id Lot 3¢ Northensierty ‘mone the Easterly. line. o et il "o Jiot, 35, In sl Square 6.3 scet o the W A Bt fan 05, Jovpe S i, St mt. .nfl thence Eq e e S e E m' °!&W F d 138 B Street, Soll!h.; ree! Bl known fc ur- mfll of ent and uul.l’n;n .rem ts N? ‘:' and l E ;: IGL Southwest. arce both inclusive, of HQIIIY “l. < &lg:“fln“fi. H!l“ ‘ TeCOT ! L! 12 at_follo 1321 .Olf r"’ { the Surveyor for t! h‘lt‘ of fllllm im] red by an ol T Buiid et =lr=§m Stresty l" Lots 26 to 33 inclusive, in W all’ll" l I . Heald, Trustees’ m%xx 85, er Biat T ot vor ‘ot the Dissrict i illllfo' )y the Bell Pflr Part of Lot 4 in H. W. Garnet . C. Heald, Trustees’ Subdivision 0} 5% are 578, as per plat recorted in Liber 1 folio 121, of the Records of lht Office of the Surveyor of the nlflrlcfi Celumhh de: scribed_as follows: n at the Nanhnn Sorner o o s et A AUCTIONS. LEGAL NOTICES. (Continued.) the wall” dividing premises No. 333 from premises No. 235 on said st thence West along said center line §7 feet more or Jess to the Enst slde of Canal Sireet; then Northerly” along the East side of Canal Street. 39 feet 7 inches more or less to thi Northwest corner of said lot; and thence East along the North line of said lot beginnin ind known for pui s _of sessment and taxation as Lot ; improved by premises Nos. 231 and 233 - 1st Street, and No. 103 Canal Street, Southwest. Parcel 19. The public alleys as designated in H. W. Garnett and C. Heald, Trustees’ Subdivision of Square §78, as per plat Te corded in Liber 12 folio 121 of the rds of the Offce of the Surveyor of the District of_Columi It is this i0th day of December A. D. 19: ORDERED THAT John Allen, 1 Dudley Pla Southwest. American Building Association, 300 B Street, Southeast. Charles AM!!IW! 133 B Street, Southwest. Laura Dudley Place, Southwes James J. Phistee under. the Wil of Henty K. Wil 1637 Lamont Street, Northwest. Henry Bev: erly, 233 - 1st Strest, Southwest. Raymond Bronson, 138 B Street, Southwest. bert Brooks, 142 Canal Stres uthwest. Lelis Brown, 150 inal_Street, Southwest. Odean Brown, 121 Canal Street, Southwest. Thomas H. Butler. Trustee of Israel Colored Meth- gdist Episcopal Church 321 Eim Streer, Northwest. Mirtle Carpenter. 134 - 2nd Street, Southwest. Walter Carter, Trustee, 921 U ‘Street, Northwest. Ernest Clark, 118 2nd Street, Southwest. Kate V. D&Y 3435 - 16th Street, Northwest. John J. chrwn. 2570 Sherman Avenue, North of Columtbia. Andrew B. Duvall, Leroy Place, Northwest. Mary M. Executrix of the Will of Andrew B. 8r., 2237 Q_ Street, Northwest. George Emmerich, Trustee, 511-7th Street, west,” Eaultable Co-operative Bullding clation, z Street, Northwest. l(ttl. Euyell, 119 Caj ll Street, SBouthwest. James Parley, 122 - B!l‘!e Soumwut Ml Tihe Ford: 3 Dudiey ‘Place: e T2 Frasten of Torael Golored Methe odist Episcopal Church, 315 D Street, South- east. George Garret, 6 - 2nd Street, South- wesi. General Bakins Company, tion, 119 - 1st_Street, ithwest. M. Hanna, 700 - Street, Henry Harnesk, No. 3 The Bertholdt Apart- ments, 128 Maryland Avenue, Southwest. Alice Harris, 114-2nd Street, Southwest. Annie Harris, 115 Canal Street, Southwest. Harry L. Harris, 1206 G Street, Northwest. Winiem Harris, 144 c-‘:‘n Sreet, Southwest: Herbert, e Flace hwest. Hil 16: [Canal street, d, Street, Southwest. Israel Colorzd ItLhndln Episcopal Church, - cumonlz body for religious purposes, 1st B Streets, Southwest. Ida E. Johnson, Bouthwest, Loulse John: treet, Southwest. ~Mariah R0 3 rhe Berthods Apartmenis: 0.3 The Berthol 128 Mar: Avenue, Southwest. a8 H s Northwest. Trustee, c/o Pri any, 18th ai Ram ‘5. Lewls, Jr, Trustee of I Methodist Ep! xtuvll Church, 8 Northeast. George R Linkins, Executor of the Will of Willl . Woodward, 3637 Pul- {om Sireet, Northwest. Macknise, 7 Dud: ley Place, Southwest. Harry M The Berfholdt Avariments, 12 Avenue, Southwest Mabel , 1 a MtDono Street, Southwest. Arv I0th Street, 3 1133 J16th Street, Northwest, Bessis Murphy, 140" Canal uthwest. _Nellie Nash, 383 G0 Sereat, houm-m Georgia New: an, 136 B Street, Southwest. James E. atton, 134 Marviand 'Avenue. Southwest Benjamen Perlitzky. 231 - 1st Sireet, Sout west. W. T. Pippin, Trustee of Israel Col- ored Methodist Episcopal Church, 613 Acker Street, Northeast, Andrew Pitts, 117 Canal Street, Southwest. ' Geor Rendall, South Capitol Street. Andrew K. Reyrolds 1008 ' Vermont ~_Avemue, Northwest. James A, Richardson, 331 Marsland Avenue, South: est. Katharine Kirby Saib, Trustes under the Will of Henry K. Willard, 2719 Woodley Johnson, 1 E. Jopling Place, Northwest. .You&h A. ‘Scannell, 108 - | days. 2nd Street, Southwe: 2nd Street, Bouthwest. l'ultenhouu Street, Norlhl(sl Maude G. Sites, No. 8 The Bertholdt Apartments. 13§ Maryland Avenue. Southwest. John P. Smith, No. 5 The Bertholdt Apartments, 128 er{' land Avenue, Southwest. John Philip Smit] 128 Indiana Avenue, Northwest. William Franklin_Smith, 100’ B Street. Southwest. Otto Statter, 1412 Crittenden, Sireet, North: west. Bertha L. Stern, Schuyler Arms Apartment, 1934 Golumbla’ Road, Northwest, seph P Stubener, “Trustee.’ Woodward Boiidine. 15t and i erests. Northwest. Mammie Taylor, 123 Can l t, Southwest. 9 | Trustees of Lsrael Atricy odist Chureh, aThoe corporate for cellelous nnd B Streets, Southweat. Feeoor Tirael Colored Methodist Episcopal Church, a cor; ra 5, for religious purpoges, Streets, Southwest, W, Landon Turner, Trustee, 3431 Ordway Street, Northwest. Union Trust Cor ml"" of the District of Golumbia, 15th Streets, Northwest. Raymond J. Vierb 1413 I Street, Northwet. Trustée of Israel e;x Church, 84 Q ninston Loan and -rm h and P Streets, {isons 190+ Ind Sireet, Southw tsiey., No. 4 The Bertholdt 128’ Marvland Avenue ite, T n ard. Phlllp e Tristee Methodist Episcopal, c""""-kn.{; Wilki 1 3 ST utheast. J Teet, £es%7 Tormer cgnud Methodm Ghureh, og} ¥ Southwest. Wyatt 219, 1416 F H: ugustus Willard. Zn eo under K Street, ary Will of Henry K. Willar lorthwest. llam Bradley Willard, Trustee under the Will of Henry K. Yiliard, 1711 1gth Street, Norshwest, Clara d Street Southwest, Frad D Anal Sirest. Southwest. James 1 S N Wuhu} and Ha anm’ mm- unty, Maryland. Anne Arundl lstce, Hyattsville, Marse Sharanty Trust Company of New York. s “corporation, rustee. 140 Broadway, New York, N. ank R. Hanna. 1403 Quintero Angeles. California, Edgar H. A underthe Will of Edwin P, Hanna, 1 e vovue, . Ghevs - Chase: MArIARE. fxer Clatendon. 3.- e A ederick B. Saegmul ginia. George M. Saegmulier, Clarendon, Vi nia. John L. Saegmuller, Clarendon, ginia. Maria J. Saegmuller, Clarendon, ginla. and n the event inat any of persons hereinbefore named the heirs, alienees or devisees of ukl s sons, be. and they hereby are, required, and admonished to appear’ in ‘Court. g e r e exizencios of 'the said Potl: tion on or before the 16th day of January, 929, at 10 oclock am. at which time the urt will proceed With the matter of t condemnation of said lands: PROVID! jowever, that a copy of this order be p ed in The Evening Star and The Wash- ipston Post; newsoapers of general circ tlon published in the City of Washington, District of Columbia, once a week for three guccessive weeks, and also in the Woshinge Reporter once a week for three suce Sonsive weeke, the first of said publications {0 be, pot later tian the 17th day of Decem~ T, IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that s copy of this order be served before sald retu day by the United States Marshal for the District of Columbls, or his deputies. upo; nds to emn the owners of the rein and all persons interested, or claim- owners, 'occupants. ng to be interested, or otherwise whatsoever, in the same, as herein named, if they may be found by said jarshal, or his deputles, within the District Columbia. 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Finance, Business and Languages. s-un Tel. 818 13 . N.W. FRENCH LINES OPEN AIR MAIL SERVIGE Steal March on U. S. by Starting System to South American Cities. BY WILL IRWIN. By Cable 10 The Star and th North Ameri- can Newspaper Alliance. ABOARD U. 8. S. UTAH, EN ROUTE TO HAMPTON ROADS, Va., December 28—While a committee of the Pan- American Congress is struggling to ar- range a convention to pave tie way for an American airifne between the United States and the great cities of temperate South America France has stolen s march on us. This Winter France began the oper- ation of an air and water mail service between the French capital and Men- doza, in Western Argentina. This brings Paris within 10 days of Buenos Alres by mail. Starting from Paris, land planes carry sacks of mail to Toulouse, planes across the Mediterranean to North Africa and from there land planes make the next stage to the port of Dakar, in the French possession of Senegal. At Senegal there is a newly established line of fast packet boats which carry the mail to Natai. on the coast of Bl:”} k at the ook & map will show that this is the point where the land masses of the two hemispheres approach each other most closely. The distance is about 2.200 miles, 'hem New York is 3,200 miles from Cherbourg. Plan of Delivery, From Natal the line delivers and fl:::ks up mail at Rio and several other portant Brazillan towns, then passes on to Buenos Alres and Mendoza. In a short time two days will be cut off this route by the establishment of & - plane service between Dakar the Cape Verde Islands on the eastern sec- tor of the course and between Natal and Fernando Noronha Island on the ‘western. Finally, the Prench ook forward to the time when the airplane will be sufficiently stablized to make R practical o regular hop between these island groups, thus giving an all- air route between Paris ‘:nd Mendoza and cutting the time to four or five 'nu French government is subsidising this project l', the rate of $3,000,000 a year. They are it with palpable motives—political and the Interpretation of the richest South American countries. It is & species of propaganda, and it is working. Friends of ours in Buenos Afres re- mlukegmth;t whereas they used to re- ceive American newspapers and periodi- cals long before those of Europe now French publications come in far ahead of the rest. In consequence of this the first comment from outside capitals on and | world events will come from the Parisian ss and our views will be stale by the ime they reach Buenos Aires. . ‘This is only one small example of the benefltlwthnhmhoffl:ll d communication. The pity of it our point of view is that with an even break we could beat the French hands dnwnbyllndiuthew route is from Havana, Panama, Los Andes, Mendoza and ioza—the passage of the flfh and too full of air pockets to per- t sure and safe flying, That would lnvolve night flying, but even that, the xperts say, hpeflecflymul llme :t.tenuon paid to Propaganda Purposes. !uhddlu for -propaganda. purposcs our America foreign MM& - aviation men in South America g:lhvc that with gl lflm‘l contract terms planes ‘The latest report mans are now conf tha now mm ot e e T e {mportant cities of South America the United States. R Wfl":fl&hl. 1921 In All fl'l'llrlu. by the % (PANAMA DOORS BARRED TO STUDENT AGITATOR Peruvian Deported to Germany After Being Refused Entry Into Canal Zone. By the Associated Press, PANAMA, December 28.—Haya de la Torre, & Plruvun ltndnm. ulhlor hns been deported to Germany as desirable alien. When he urrlved in Panama on the German liner Phoenicia s A, ot B e tion -uflwflna on the request of the Pana- man government and later sent away on the same ship, Dt 1a Torre was believed to be persona grata in all Latin American coun- u-m wnh the m&u exception of Chile and Argent ‘l'bne was an unconfirmed _report it here that nm Costa Rlun nvernmm. handed passage money, with the request thn he leave the country. De la Torre was not held a prisoner, but was refused permission to land in the Canal Zone, although he was un- ldnern:ood x hu; ba;l:n r;gumd imprison- ent rather rtation, as he did not wish to go w"&m.ny EDUCATIONAL.