Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1929, Page 40

AUCTION SALES. i W sa‘—““n. “Auctioneers, 1431 Eve autet Northwest. BREAL SALE OF _ VALUABLE REAL Tiain deed of trust re- coned a3ty Y5 To%5: as insirument N 117, of tl rlnfll Yt:lbol‘d! flfl h? &l:l;l:;.ug{ e Teauest o SRR gredy :(n; undessignca will sit at | 9 public guction. ‘n frant of the prem; , 1929, AT FRIDAT “FEEROARY rmu;,rM" A R TTited land andpremises” s ]lot:“l\; ?fi‘oflmnnlct ‘of Columbia. lfld being one hundred ai (105) in T e ered feh hundred and elgnty: seven (1087), as described in said deed Of ust. upon the following terms. s of saje: Sald property is sublect jeed of trust securing sn in- 500.00, and said property ld lub)eclhm said deed of ‘trust Of the purchase e said_deed of trust. one-third is fo be paid in cash and the balance in two Interest and taxes to be paid of | o e 1P b equired Bt at the time of sele; ini conveyancing, recording, etc at the Jays trom ; otherwise. de will be operty_ resol ortelted s ctaithag. purchaser after five (3) T mdyerLlse e ln Washington, D. C. newspaper publis! R A, SAU 925 15th St N.W L WILLIAN P BENSO: 0. 925 isth 8t N _126.20.30.31.fe1.2 Trustees. ADAM A WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF FLORISTS' FIX- o chattel deed of trust re- B’ \Irl\m o 1921 instrument N of pd at the hereby, the underlltned {rustees Sell, by " public fll:’- 17th _stre on ;";;“OHD‘Y JANUAEY TIHRTY ONF 1929, AT2 OCLOCK PM.. one 7 1L by 4 1 by | etrigerator. o EpTia, lsehion, it G %% & mch 'nfl. tal hlL 'lhh dmwer< T E. ACORN. So5EPn 1. “BATT, Truste 8,29.30 GUS EICHBERG, AU(,'HONEER ERY -‘%AAWENT. BISTRICT OF COLUM- tice is hereby given that T will sell at vurx':flecnucuon. in the grounds of the Geng eral Supply Committee, in the north yard of Bullding D 6th strect, and Missouri avenue . on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY EFIRST, BSMENCING AT TEN Q'CLOCK 1ost. stolen and abandoned Prop 2 consiste ing of twenty-six (26) ot omapics and two (2) motor cycles, in the possession of the Police Department and which hes not been called for as contemplated by law, M. ETT, Chiet (Also Property) Clerk. - 1829.3031 . QWEN & SON. Avmonm “rmos. 3 1431 I:Y! L ™- TRUSTEES, SALE OF_ 'yf'rguli'a!zn A RONER AND. 11 EQUITY IN 1818 G NORTHWEST. Bys-‘:urme o1, & certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 5095, folio 261 et seu., S 7he laha records of the District of Co- fumbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the l“"“"fi":‘fs’m"é}"fifé ublic_auction. i il sell at o ie auction, in front, of emises. _on f UARY, A.D. 1920 AT FOUR- THIRTY, O'CLOCK " P.M., Tollowing- described land and premises, situate in tle of Washington, District of Columbia, ShY Gesignated a5 snd being the east one- Balt of Sfiginal Lot mumbered eight (8) in uare numbered one hundred and forty- o {42, also the portion of original lot I on the east, being oe-half of itie ‘east Premises Mo, 1818 G 'streets which G street as described in de ad' in Liber 4860. folio 378. together consisting of ird of the purchase e in two the improvements, Thrce-story brick bullding, ‘Terms of sale B purelters | A, actolt R ekl St m.n'Zl',&: for i b o p o S, PROEBEY, 5. il h St XW. "317 John Marshail ‘PL. $229-d&ds.exSu e Frustess. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eve Street Northwest. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE, 1818 G ST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly zecorded in Liber 4860, folio 378 et the land records of the Sitinict o Corambior and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell, at public auction. in_front of the premises.” on TDA IGHT! DAPYO SF FEBRU- | o e totiow ‘S 'ond_befoe the cas 10 o on ) Sireet by he 1ul dtmh thereot of original lot numbered eight (8) in square numbered one hundred and forty-two (142) being of the depth of 35 feet 134 fhches ‘of orictast. 1ot nateoered Mine (6) i sauare numbered one hundred and forty-two (142), w,mm with the improvements, con- sisting of & three-gtory brick dwelling, One-third of the purchase d in cash, balance in two payable’ in one and two interest at ble of such resale ashington, 8. HERBERT GIESY, 30887 Jobn Marsnall PL 507 12th St. N.W. Trustees. 2 ent, in some ewapaper Dublished 18 a29d&ds.exSu THOMAS DOWLING & CO,, AUCTIONEERS, 1115 Eve St. N,W. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Three-Story Dwelling Known as 2934 Upton St. N.W. By yirtue of a certain deed of trugt duly Jesorded October 0. 1836, in Liver 8367 at folio 333, ‘among the land records of the District of ‘Columbia, and at the reauest of he parties” secured thereby, the under- signed trustees will sell at public auction, ip front of the premies. on PRIDAY, THE Y UARY, 1920, AT O'CLOCK ., the fol- lowing-described land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia and designated d, belos lot ‘sixty-one (61) in_ the o . and M. Henderson's 1 lots in’ block one (1) “Fern- s,” as lat recorded in folio 51, of the records of the office of the pucvevor of the District of Columbis, now known lot_ 61, square 2235; sublect to buuumx restrictions and coyenants of re Terms of sale; Otie-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two caual installments, payable’ in one and two years, with interest at six per centum per annum, pavable semi-annually, from day of Sle, "secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or, sll cash at the obtion of 1 ser. A deposit of $500.00 will be of ale. All ‘ConveyamCing, +°Cost of purchaser. Terms mplied with within'15 days ot R ot naries the. trusiess right to resell the property at from “i snd cost of defauling purchaser; days' advertisement of such resale in_some mewspaper published in Washing- after WM. KING. sy mn St. PAUL B ROMELIN, ational” Fres Bldg., 1210.22.24.20.31.fe1 fiqst'm._ THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, BEING A ' BUILDING CONTAINI AND FIVE APARTM 830 AND 632 EIGHTH STEEET NORTH: By yirte of a certain deed of trust. rec corded on November 1, 1927, as instrument No.128°0f ‘the Jand vécords of the Distriet of Columbia, and at the request of the par- ties” secured thereby, the undersigned will sell at public auction. in front of the prem- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1se. SIXTH, 1535, AT THREE O'CLOCK B A« the Toliow ing-described land and premises, situate in the District of Columbia, and’ being lots numbered thirly-four (34) and thirty-five (35) in square numbered eight hundred and ninety-one (891). as described in said deed ©f trust. upon the following terms: Purchaser to one-third of the pur- chase price in cash, the balance in two in- stallments in one ‘and two vears, Tespec- tively, with interest at the rate of 6% per snnum, and secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash. at the option of and interest paid or the purchaser; taxes adjusted to the date of sale; all conveyanc- ing, recording, etc.. at_the cost of the pur- sale. A deposit of v Risement of 1S sAUL, OPOLITAN POLICE | H. AUCTION SALES. S JFUTURE AYS. THOS. J.__OWE! SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 E)e sv.reu Northwest. By Vi reborded i Liver of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at pubiic auction, in front of the Bremises o FRIDAY, T I DA% F FEBRUA CLOCK EE e ollowing deacribed. 1aad - and F)remllu. situate in the City of Washington, istrict of Columbls, and designated as and being lot sixty-seven (67) in _Bartow B ot A e Guacs sia hundred Liber 16, folio 17 office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal installments, payable in one and two years, with interest at seven per centum per annu; secured by deed of trist upon the sale, | property sold. or all cash, at the option of { the purchaser. A deposit of $300 wil be re- quired at time of sale. All' conveyancing, recording. etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve ihe right to ‘resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days' advertisement of such re: sale n some, newspaper published in Wash- ington, SAMUEL_A. DRURY, JAMES B. NICHOLSON, $a22-déds.exSu _Trustees. bl NGHAM. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of ‘Columbia, holding a Criminal Term —-United States of Am plaintiff, vs. Harry M. Blackmer, defendan{.—In con- tempt, No. 18, Allas order to ause.— now_c Upon ' the motion of the United States of America, the defendant, H. M. Blackmer, 1§ a ause, If any he X @ M. Blackm shioud” not 'be adiudged gilty of contempt of court in neglectin ling and refusing 1o obey the subpoena’ heretofore issued by said_court and served upon him to appear before this court as o witness in the case of the United States vs. Harry F. Sinclair and Albert B. Fail, Criminal No. 43324 on the_docket of this court, the circumstances of which are very fully Set out in sald mo- tion of plaintiff fled herein, and why the Blackmer shoiild ot be fined and Dunished therefor according Lo faw. . It 1§ ordered that ihe marshal of this District levs upon and seize the property of the said M. Blackmer within the United States of the amount and value of one hundred thou- sand dollars ($100,000), or so much thereof as may be found. and’ hold the same until further ordered by the court for the purpose of satisfying any judgment that may be rendered against H. M. Blackmer In- this procecding, It 1s further ordercd that the marshal of this District, upon having made such levy and sezure, shall forward to the consul of the United States at Paris, France, and to the consuls of the United States at any other place in France or_in any other countries where said H. M. Blackmer may be, & copy of this order, with a request that such consuls, or any ‘one of them, shall ersonal service thereof upon said H. M. Blackmer and make prompt return thercof to the clerk of this court, and that said marshal shall make personal service of this order upon seid H. M B 'SP District. of Columbia, once & week consecutive weeks, commencing as soon as possible after such levy and seizure, and cause the editor or publisher of such news- paper to make due return thercof upon the fomeletion of such publication, December 1928 WILLIAM Z, Ap- proved: LEO A. ROVER, United Staies At: forney for the District of Columbia. ATLEE NE, Special Counsel. By Virtue of the foregoing alias order of the Supreme Court of the Dis- and appear before the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia on or before February 25, 1929, at 10 o'clock a.m.. as_admonished in said alias order: and T Turther Five hotics the securitics levied upon and seized By e il bt Beta e Porthar Coritaced by the court for the purpose of satisfying any Judgment that may be rendered agains¢ H, lackmer in (Proceeding.” Mlflfidl)i o gr the District of Golapie: e District of Columbia. 338.15,22,29.1e5, 1 before (his | 1929, at THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! WOMAN CAUGHT IN RAID ASKS FOR JURY TRIAL Held Under $2,000 Bond on Liquor and Disorderly House Charges. Irene May Saunders, 33 years old, pleaded not guilty and demanded a jury trial on charges of manufacture, sale, possession of liquor and main- taining a disorderly house, when ar- raigned in Police Court yesterday. Lieut. J. A. Sullivan, Precinct De- tective J. E. Boxwell and policemen from the sixth precinct raided premises at 435 H street Sunday and arrested the woman. Officers said they found four quarts of .whisky and that Miss Saunders’ condition led them to believe she had been drinking. Joseph Azarello, 25 years old, was arrested at the same time and charged with sale and pos- session of liquor and keeping a disor- derly house. The raiders allege that when they were in ssion of the premises two soldiers from Walter Reed Hospital en- tered and attempted to make a pur- chase. Miss. Saunders and Azarello were re- lsasled on $2,000 bond each for jury trial. o The first patent issued by the Secre- tary of State for a threshing machine was dated March 11, 1791, being the seventh on the records of the office, to Samuel Mulliken of Philadelphia. 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Los Angeles, Cal. { | e ———————————————————————————— COPPER, BRASS, BRONZE—The World's Most Useful Metals T ———_ ARIZONA WORLD'S FIRST OUTDOOR ALL TALKING PICTURE “Having viewed ‘In Old Ari- zona' twice within a fortnight, I can do no less than state it as my deliberate opinion that here is the most notable all- dialogue picture released to date. . . . The net result is tremendously effective in fits approximation of reality and eloquently prophetic of what may be expected of sound and dialogue pictures in the fu- B . “‘In_Old Arizona, however, is more than any mere me- chanical triumph, it is a super- lulhely interesting entertain- ment. . . . a bill that matches the hcst ine Pox has ever of- fered.” 9TH AT D ST. STRAND TEaTe st 2—BIG SHOWS IN ONE—2 "Wl'nt, Women and Song”’ vt SCANDALS of 1929” 74—ENTERTAINERS ON STAGE—T4 AUTO SHOW Now Open 1t010:30 P.M. Washington Auditorium EARLE Dally, 114 M. to 11 P, unaa, 5 o 11 . Tl S R e The Snanpiest Picture on Washington reens This Wee “NAUGHTY BABY” A Peppy Comedy with ALICE WHITE JACK MULHALL METROPOLITAN s M B b finday, '3 'to 11 P, M. FINAL WEEK ANNENICHOLS 'ABIES TIVOLI Today, 2 to 11 P. M. WARNER BROS. 100% ALL-TALKING VITAPHONE HIT _“ON TRIAL” CE WHITE in ‘NA - s ) A UGH_ APOLLO @4 B st ~NE TQDAY, and TOMORROW-_MILTON SILLS jand DOROTHY MACKAILL ) 645 1 n Ave. S.E. TOMORROW — LON ““WEST OF ZANZIBAR. “CENTRAL * % s » TQDAY-MARY ASTOR and d ROBERT chx.D OF CHEW cH AS Conn. Ave. and McKInlev. t.D.C. TODAY and TOMORR( RETA GARBO and JOHN owsm-r in WOMAN_OF AFFAIRS, "COLONY & & TODAY—RUDOLPH _SCHI! 1o A SHIE COMES IN. __NETT C EMPIRE snd, KRAUT SEN- T W St NE. TODAY_DOROTHY MACKAILL an LOWELL SHERMAN in “CONVO 'ronAY—Do DLORES DEL RIO in S, AVOY mn & Col. Rd. NW. TODAY—-MAROAR.L’T LIVING N HOI HERBE R.G%mn ks THROUOH THE BREAK! AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL [ zom POP. MAT. WED. $51.00 ———— e — Night: Orel 50' Bal., $1.00; 2 Bal. st Orens Bal. A Dynamle Cl.llv M‘- “SCARS” By WARREN F. LAWRENCE FEGGY ALLENBY, DENNIE MOORE, K_GABLE, GEORGE MEEKE and w-;hlnnnn- Own Favorite WARD ARNOLD SHUBERT ELASCRJ st nat. soc o1 GALA PRODUCTION DE LUXE sasvor Muwient ZIEGFELD'S Comedy Co.. in SALLY Own Popular BOY"—By Gen'l Rea. Next Sun.—“OH, nl All Time Masic by Romberg DESERT SONG’ With Alexand pranville Nichts to S5.00. Sat. Ma CONTRALTO BP':)‘I'J"!. 'l;}l,‘E!QAY. FEB. 5—4:30 s Mrs. Greene's Bureau. Droop's, 1300 THE GERMAN GRAND OPERA COMPANY “DIE WALKUERE” Mo, Feb. 4 “SIEGFRIED;" i “GOETTERDAMMERUNG,” Sa., Feb. § 'l llfl D m. -msrfl UND IE LDE,” TIex.. hb. 5 POLY'S THEATER Prices—Single performances, $5, $4, $3, $2.50, $2. Wilsor Bureau, Droop's, 1300 G st.; Main 6495. LOEW'S oLUMBI 1r FINAL WEEK 4 Paramount Sound Picture WINGS pectaculae esie 0f n.'"": nuu. Hear 1,000 ew sovnd semvac -» CLARA BOW Richard Arlen—“Buddy” Rogers Added Attractions ¥ _St._at isth—Cont. 105 Now Playing 4n M-G-M Sound Picture LOEW'S PaLac harming gold-digger A LAD” OF OHIHGE" ——— On the WFSLEY EDDY n @ Loew-Prdliz Unit “Beauty Shop Blues” ADDED ATTRACTIONS. lu'll:sln. uD - VAUDEVIL IFFITH'S “BATTLE o S." KINEOGRAM Nz ® THE BARBARK BEDFORD, ROBERT ELLIS, FLORENCE TURNER, NEW SI'ANI'ON SARY Aswgnfi, _"ROMANCE OF THE UNDERWORLI ‘THE H TOWNERS," N RICHAH.D yith DORIS KENYON, “GREEN WIDOW: 1 AND B ITAS%“ s. oMED'y, SPECIAL Ill -nl Bt T N'S - -ITOR.MY RS." BEN TURPIN COMEDY andat M}) S ity s NE. EMIL JANNT DY NS Ne s 743 Wi ns| e. pICHNNY HINES OMEDY, ANvHRNG DANCING. JACKSON, PRIVA TE DAN:";O JOSEPHINE single legson, $1” six. o nights, 9 to'12.” 1636 mh TIVOL] 1t» & Park Rd. N.W. TODAY—LOIS WILSON. PAULINE FREDERICK and BERT LYTELL in “ON TRIAL WARNER BROS. ALL-TALKIE. Tokx—fln.‘imw‘ & TODAY and TOMO] MACKAILL and ul'uroN 5 ALL-ELECTRIC RADIOS |= —see the wonderful All-Elec- Grebe and Radiola Sets! B STAl rmu‘m ALL STYLES STAGE. ING. Bilafo, HED o e Phose N. 205 1 MISS GIRADEAU L'EGARE—] lessons, $5: "stugle, 31 i ’1":;:. Rialte, op- g Shnss inst. Priday, 8 orchestr to 11772035 P st. n.w.. up one fiight. North 131, bAVlson's e g, 1ot O t. mn Hon -'m 8. Dancing. |-n cflnf'xm lew Dnnrn "3RS, MAE DAVISON llroom Dancing, tines. taueht °::'rr£uy e lbk 1lr oon class. Stidte. m M st. n.w. 3 —latest ing: Wailse For- Col i 107 F 8t N.W.