Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1929, Page 43

SALE—ROUSES. R. 16th & SPR NG Rfi Beautifu xnum drick. ¢ Biived low foF w 10,58, 'fl m TO CLOSL F\'l ATh WE canulnln ' to- 1 n. i eac! 'llfi mu nu sell ar USTIN M. ( OOPER nu- 1393, 330 11th 8. N: NEAR CONN. AVE. BRIDG! Modern Tlpse(;;ry Brick. 12,500 The house is a Bore 2¢ 1t in 'mm eonnt-lnt cl:m four bedroo: Uree Your immediate. consideration: EVENING FHONE SER ON, Inc., " _Franklin 9503. DETACHED )A.\(‘I ISH- STYLE HOME SECTION OF FINE ESTA' ABUTTING , FOREST HILLS. geThe location of this besutiful home 43 in- deed ~ unus Suri t inest e W sninetom, which ‘shaolutely sure one of the continved valde in perty. Besutitully situated on o vmofl [ this ‘attractive Eng sels amons fine old trees. The hout 3 butlt by & present_owner and incory ture that could be desired. Eight be 1 Tooms, twa complete. e Baths With but-in tubsi extra tile shower: first-floor lavatory 711 Uhe latest fixtures: the house is 4 s Bg&ou.h ~ ndiny Tediate intpection SHANNON ‘&““LL'CHS. INC., 433 K St. NW. Main 2343, ng_Phone Ser 0 9 $13,500. FOR SALE OR TRADE. Fascinatine cnhnul Jetached home with an unusual pos Thodern . improvemente: ughout, hot flepis. SrSvELo” vun Xtra hv ory. h\lnd ter hester. ' Thi me. Row s the ti t |.n¢ be umms Br ourly Soring " will ler se it one | ‘Fust ‘on trade, Address Box Star_office, IN NORTH CLEVELAND PARK. AN z%vm fi'{m&?@ BE- n‘«"u%%% ? 36th AND VE A location where Adiacent o th fhe"“Thome 'ectate. Ensl B shower ang extet lavat 1 Xtra Invatory:. semi-de: Tached brick. ertistical bulll." Momes of superior to!lla{l‘fllol’\ and_ lighted ntil 9 pn el £ v ‘wia Sanday: " rou” wil SAMPLE HOUSE 3614\]:\/ EY ST, To_inseect: Drive aut o By 8 snnana-. Vel o Modks” h PHies CHAS, D. SAGER, e AN $7000 A AR LINCOLN PARK. Located on a beautitul wide lonial brick _hor o con Toom: uture value are ascured, ‘Bureau ndards and tage type . bath ® e Norlheu! fection in o long” lme: Gal far_further_information. $7,930, OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL NATURAL PARK. , Six-room tapestry brick home, DGEMOOR. Detached Stone Home. $14,500. Seldom 1s an opportunity presented to purehase a brand-new dey stone residence at fgure, This one is site 1n restricted 7o the" public schoot, service and with g-lunm:nm nom " consiraeied " of -'“ee:d" foor Joigt with white focat P & M]l)l)[.l;l(l\. Inc,, " sask Fr. 0503. CHEVY CHASE. MD. Detached Four-Bedroom Home—Lot 60x180. $11,500. This fine home will 1 to the floor ha Tofee fivina "and dining roome. side pantry, immense kitchen. stairs are four real bedrooms of un- nl\lll size, tiled bath and sieeping House s in_abgolutely A-1 Condition’ hot-water heat. hardvood te roof. Pittshure instant besutitul erounds. mpitie hame ai o eaus heater most cesitn an unusually r N. L. SANSB 1418 Eye St. N.\V, Phone Service Until 9 P.M. BARGAINS!! nzcmwocrgg > JiouEs OFFERED ONLY $8 Near Eastern Hmh !h‘"d Lincoln Park. reconditioned ik ectric 1 2 Porenon and other ros 1§ & genyine baregin 1o some one 8080 Small cash payment an a month puys I :'i% $8.75 6-ROOM C()R\FR BR[CI‘\“ trest e Wi trate for smanl el $7.750. o SEMI-DETACHED BR!CBB\'.h .-' 1'-3'-‘":" N Houte has been thoougnly decorate for w0 les nt and and eireumstances zm- $ comforiable ) on terms t! ed. io o Fioma " for onty 41, are fess than rent. Phome TODAY, for Appointment to COOLEY BROS 0 Thine Felophone, Clet” shrubbe: AT fireplace | for 1 firenlace E. p-exuul \lvwrf 5. i’:vbOCGLASS co, Realt: s 1“&““.' or ¥ roomy c!%l close! Sland " with |l|'| . o hroo! {' in sty showes with -foot tiin et “foatures Aie guk fioors laid over '""m“‘ ng.: paser. | can & ha Red g t.rul'. Cab) mahln‘g‘l‘nmc bin or tnauire at ulu prig }\orth Washington Realty Co. SHEPHERD 2400. PHONE BERVICE UNTIL 0 P.M. ARGAI\i'S I'OR COLORFD. NR. O iek—10 rooms. J'}"'srm M. coopfrn: """‘ Mais 11th DETACHED CORNER HOME, $9,750. UNUSUAL TERMS. A ter-hall-plan. detached Acied in & !l'fidrmn m % ""'up:” "um &nn"fm"fl N. L. SANSBURY CO,, INC,, 1418 Eye St. NW. National 5904. h’;u Service Until 9 P.M. mlu' gt odern 1§ every Tespect: With ~RArdwood doors _an beautiful ‘oak’ woodwork, elaborate beamey Qg in"dining room. 3 large Bedrooma, led Dath with “pedeatal lavatory. inciosed SnPOich And sleeping pofen. cone §iste front borch, hot-water heat, elmnz lights. House in perfect conditior ‘ateg in one of the preitiest spots {n Washington. wner will er: y e_terms from $uribonsble purehaser. Call Ga. 3523 for further_information. MT. 5 n EASANT, 3-Story Colonial. $12,500. A most attractive modsrn calonial brick de mirably aiwated 7 View over a por- Farc, The"house having eisht lso two sleep- oak floors, ind Other ’",‘ make 2 ary. but it can WehVIER" uxti electri tures mcluding a varage. _ Ciroumati of Lais property n e bougnt an favi EVENING PHONE. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., St 9 P.M, 1013 Eve 8. N-',‘v'frfl“ COLOR , cellar, gas and . ‘l' Pl up and down; near 15th Ower, um fifi" NW. Fr._os0s. SUMMER CAMPS. $10 CAMP SITES, 15 MILES D. C. LDG. ONCE. FOR CABIl. SEVERAL HO! sls‘ |* AT slores and upartments, wh.| mer ithout llul Bushwood, M D AUCTION SALES, i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, | AUCTION sALES. AUCTION SALES. l - » S OW. . Adam A. Weschler & Son, Aucth Trustees’ Sale by Catalogue of High-Grade JEWELRY Handsome Diamond and Emerald Flexible Bracelet, Bronze and Marble Adornments, Etc. BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT WESCHLER’S, 920 PENNA. AVE. N.W. TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1929 Commencing 10 O’clock A.M. Platinum, Gold and Diamond Watches, Bracelets, Rings, Mountings, Shirt Sets, Sterhn' Vi s, Earrings, Brooches, B. Ch Necklace: rls, Novelty Sport Jewelry, Wi ol Sterling Pen and Pencil Sets, Handsome Aust: alian Bronge Marble- Mounted Adornments, Tiffany Leaded Glass Table Lamp, Bronze and Onyx Pa Catalogues Upon Request—Exhibition 2 to 6 P.M., April 1st merly National Press Blds. 5 W. Wood, Trustees. mch28.29.30-ap1 FUTURE DAYS. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Al NEERS, il T e O MO TRUBTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE JTORY BRICK DWELLING. KNOW] 'As JREMISES 320" QUE STREET NORTH- y Virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly THOS. J. QWEN & SON. wpumone . 'mul;sgu V%%EE' ’??!"Tv f & tlllll d ::wén;",‘ém Yo m“"b R ia. and at the quest of the party secured it o (hndersiuned trustees will sell. & ud the el 1 the, Riskie e per plat recor -d T i hie records of the office °0F the sutveyor o he District ‘ Terme n“ qul ;m to 8 Dricr desd of J her Dnrucul uunu o “ id tr l. ‘n J e ¥ s ot of sl' f.00 Feau s, m‘ ord| folfiy 1500 days, olhl"fl‘? D chl‘“.r‘ (] the proj Wi l-no.u ortelted and nd Tesold At the marst.aprl _ wips-atactined 1and. arel premiscs, suste 1n"the Discrict of Columsla: and"destanated s and being lot 27 in Matthew E. Donahue's subdivision of iots in savare 1371, as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for, the DIStrict of Columbia, in- Liber 30, 0, 0s of sale: One-third of the purchase paid in cash ro ale. sccured by doad of LFuSt upon the rol S Soid: ‘or a1y Cabt ab e ‘option of the Durchaser. A deposit of $500.00 will be re- cording. etc., at cost of flefion" e le to be' complied : vi W TRUSTEES' SALE VERMONT AVER {JI'& WHICR" eXTEN STREET 1 a trmm PERTY . PR | of trust, re- 28 et 'sea., ne an of the Distriet of Eofumbia. ‘and at the direction of i secured thereby, we will sell at pu lign, in front of the premis 1929, AT FOUR.’ the “Tollowing-describes e in the District of Co- as parts ivislon of Jots in’ square n\Amered three hundred (307 ed in the and seven Dep Biat r900) the su p for, the District of Coo Oha e WP 15 o oL descriped fumbia in Liger on Vermont avenue ) riisement o In aome newspaper Duhlllh’d in wn&uwnon " THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF WASHIN T Trns By JAME ADE! mh22.25.27.29.ap13 ~ Vv j‘(-lldenl. Adam A, Weschler & Hons. Marshal's Auets. and lnh-u FURNISHINGS Clothing, Gifts, Etc. BY AUCTION AT WESCHLER'S 'rhma.y:‘i\pm 4th, 10 A, M. s, Sults, Rompers, T, e the point of be eet 41 Inches e improvements together with 5 Sald described property will <old Bubiect {0 & BrIOF debi of 31,800 ..'.’5 its unpaid interest since Hovember 25 1888 ed under d corded in | Liber. No. f first £ald land pec o Dis um= ; and the n\;rcho”l)l Drice ovar and above Gloves, arters, Car- l ¥] . 8, Maamal (e wia Tlor the' B of Coltnbia. Trustees’ Sale of Three Val- uable One-Story Z.ores, Being at the Southeast Corner of _THIS Ar'rlnNooh OF VALUABLE BRICK . 1470 CLIFSON S8TREET | R WEST yirte of & cortain deed of trust, 5563, 25 o duly | in Libe q, | the rem: Enown at sale: socured by | ot trust upon the Broperty sh over trust at option of pur. Jdeposic of 4300.00 reayired of pureh e. Al conveyancing, re- Eoraing And notarinl Tees Kt Cott of phg chaser. Terms to he complied with within thirty dars {rem ¢ay of sale. otherwise ir: tees rescrve the right to resell property st sk end cost of delauiting purchaser after five duvs' advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, .!lh-ihdlfl X8u. 8)‘(“5’ LIOIAAfi!':_:" T T IS By "{‘f{fij:. ) %m{‘li: :;E;fi’%lfo '{“fi‘z‘ fo"-". a seeon: gold. ar al chaser. X TH TRI umbia, ’n original lot 1 in sausre 164 ot Jn,She porth Tine of o Teet 10 inches --: t of 1| ner ru ulr,llcl -un i & co‘ the %o‘r‘fn“u’ oy alo) h ’lnl of mn Lreet tnence sodth street: n-m: . R street wumnnan. % % 0y ik mch18-dids.exBu. THE ABOVE SALE 18 MONDAY, WELLING, 1929, 8A! l’s.?bfin of mm., 7 mha1. %‘ oe} Ia l'EUGle 0".‘1 LlltYlClt‘ enud lnm 3 t e un aulmzd Pubtees wili seli at public auction, In front of the prem. 184 on ONDAY THE FIRST By Virtus mord! 'fifnmz of celumfl d e 1;: gmpere mhied o teen slon of lots. dr-d ok trict prior deed o, }cu ‘which cash A veyancing. g, o © Tgn to il leposi adve (By Order Tru-tzes) Also Other Automobiles @ By Auction At Weschler’s S 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. WEDNESDAY April 3rd 10 AM. w13 ‘Anmgo\! SALE_OF_ nonwou) GOODS, | Road Northwest, B qai'ue of 8 sgrialn deed of trust duly recorded in L o goet. ot the and Tecordn o lumbia, &nd at th secured thezeby, the undersigned trustees will sell at publie hction. i Teont ot ghe ses. WEDNE Titkb tion whatever to the de- ALGOLM DUVALL. MALGOLN RUSA R, M. J. WRIGHT. ot Nw mh23.25 2790 101,24 “Triists C. O, SLOANE & CO.. M,c-rxohn:nu. RSONAL EFFECIS. Notice {5 hereby given ‘that'on WEDNES- DAY, APR! A AM. | theré will be sold in the sal room of €. @ | Sloane & Co, at 715 13th force Jlens fof storage cha "aue 1l household gt mu? n st G ¥ situate in the sgienated a1 end ey Pt Ty Hfl 129, ict of Colvmbl| -nJ di beiny lots 58. 59 and 60 in sion of square the office of the etcn Columbia in Lil lnnu. runke orms: fects, 25 ci of matches, ste. with Cflllr ‘na‘lorlfil ’El’ll’l “l names a( P ounce lhh austo Madri rehant. Mars! Shefl srous d S. Palmer ur Wlll Vlr Anln ry L. Brown, ‘.rgw A arson, NGR purchase prl in posit vrynncml. ne l milied Ririy dayar o\hlrv Boktt torlelted and the Troperty mat fl the Sroperty ma ?é,“* sdvertised and resold AKHHEJ‘ __mh23 25.37.20.ap1,3 THOS. J. OWEN" & 80N AUGTIONEERE, 1431 Eye !\rm Northwest. TRUETERS' ‘fiflno; ,?‘{‘M ApLE, Tw WN AS T, SHEVY O} Ne BROOHS I 1132 6th St N.W. THOS, J. OWEN, son AUCTIONEER-S. 1431 lQ N.W R ALE OF VALUABLE M- hp REAL ESTATE. BEING PREM 13] 0. 873 JERSEY AVENUF RORTHEST By virtile of a certaln deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No, 5244, folio 391 et sed., of the land records of tie bistriet of Colum: ‘\ut duly s6g. 110 218 ‘ot bfi L ned trugt AD foltowing describeq land and pre situs B T tho ity or Washington: District of Colurabia, and designated as and being lot sixteen (i8) in Alex. R. Shepherd's subdivi- sion of square west of square six hundred ang twenty-three (823). as per plat record- ed in Liber W. B. M. folio 253, of the rec- olan of e ‘oMes ofthe survesor ~of the District of Columbia. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal instalments. payable In one and two years. with interest at 7 per centum per . pavable annually from day of Shle. Secured by deed of LFUst upon the Proo. erty sold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser A deposit of §200.00 will be re- avired et time of sale ~All convevancing. recording. etc.. Mt cost of purchaser. | Terms 41 sale to be complied with within 30 davs from ay of sale, otherwise the trstess Ter serve the msn 0 resel] the pi the ing-desoriber o District of § bel i . “Chey known &y Connesticut Avenue Terrace as per plat recordsd in ‘the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber County 21 at folio 33; subject to the bulding line restriction shown on said piat Terms: ubect to a prior deed of trust for xusmm ce: price above ituate in designated as a8 time said trust to be Agh: A depost of $300.00 reatired Converancing, recording. ete. at purchaser s goat, Jorma to| be com plied’ with within iy days: otherwise dubonls. forfelted and the property may be advertised and resold ¢ the discretion of neRgm oes. JONES, 0 EZRA st N, ‘rustees. uilding, e or Trustees. ‘of ‘deteulting Durenae ivertisement of suc) o Bublished. h Wi SAML. A. DRUR] JAMES 'B. NICHOL 29.2p1.2.2 ews PAUL SLEMA Colorado Attorney mh29,30,ap1 TRADE MARK Antique Chests of Drawers, Sofas, Chairs, Folding-Top Card Tables, Nests of Tables, Benches, Side Tables, REGISTERED High'Post Beds, Burfil“s, C]Iinl, Glass, Pier Mirrors, Rockers, Pictures, Oriental Rugs, Etc. AT PUBLIC AUCTION Within Our Galleries 715 13th St. ~ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1929 At 10 AM. Terms: Cash. C. G. Sloan Co., Inc., Aucts. apl.2 ADAM.A. WESCHLER & SON, AUCTIONEERS Large Sale of Household Effects Tlurty-Seven Oriental Rugs and Carpets, Tapestries, High-Grade Player and’ Up- right Pianos, Automcbiles, Etc. - By order Trustees et al. Practically mew Bedroom, Dini Davenport, Bed.Davenport and Brmkust Suitcs, 0dd Picces, Lamps, lklnx chhln‘, ete. Rugs include: Kerman, Af| lun, lcphllun. Antique Arak, Mousoul, mmunn. Sparta, Eokara, Turl BY AUCTION At Weschler’s, 920 Penna. Ave. N. W. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1929 -~ Furniture o encing 9 o'gm ‘i:: -:l flflnht until about 5 P.M. ap,1,3 : Kalorama Road and Ontario | the | B ,f-n nd o further particulars of | at of sale: | AUC'!‘ION SALES, Friiy l’l W gy [ UR_BE] By virtue of lv mordcd in Liber Nu of the Iand bia, "‘hfs e 58 AL 8 hl TWo BATHS AND. }'MM fust, duly bfurlu o cul the rnucn nl "Il l.’ Y lleund o o A m '“‘r o .'t'n-%‘ =:ln1cu1 Beriy Iy be. adve ficretion of ‘e, trus d s, A ‘&‘:' W P e 'A%OI’ILID‘IA“ Colon mhds 30 an1 KR Adam A. Weschler & Son, Auctioneers Trustees’ Sale of Packard “8” Sedan By virtue of a chattel deed of trust Bt Tzn S| ;' Ai¥riceareevmavy, MAX J. RAINE, Trustees. ap1.2 “THOMAS_J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers, 1431 Eve Street Northwest. USTEES 1E OF VALUABLE TR AT BEING AW \SIQRY B Nows A Ynu RTHWEST. AND ! Ot rust re- | 0 !I rl\u D’ ;:l,rl,l ? d lo 270. of the | 1 umbia. and i ¥ °'fieff*,*.e,,:=.§. e | Aefaed Tang an premizey ait District of Columbla m- Hlock Tnimberea Rine he following_terms id property is sublect to | rust. $2.250. and said | property soldsubject to said ! deed of trust f the pur- axe pr deed_of mfl‘ 2 She Vine alcording, etc. of pure 'ms of mpiled” with -’mm S“J" (30) len' daty of sale. otherwise Yrouer(y resold at ndx and | el A 8t the'cost | e <o from forfeted and | cont ot days ad | Rewspaper -ubmmd fa Washin, 3 B. FRANCIS SAUL: | No. 938 15th Bt N.W. AN ON. WiL _meh2f. dadsexBu 5 THOMAR I QWEN & SOX. UCTIONEERS. | 14 el Nurl west. ‘TRUSTE! ? » VA r&lw‘ W joig d it g by wriue of a ur-« Cof trust Onolflifl IH 0. 6073 at folio he | 3. o records of the District of COI\II!Iva we ¥ll in front of the premise: ll 'HE () Tl% DAY OP APRH b 'Oll';lnll\. 4‘.) l uu teen hundred And Afty-ons u-F; ln the Chevy Chllfi L.llfl County. Maryland. and othe divis) r PIAL recorded In the om a} i for, 17- Distriet of fimbla tnT'ber 1 sublect covenants of record. Terms of sal two and three i oL per annun or B 00 veau L lr he nurl‘huer ll]n‘!fl hlu!" dnto of ‘sals to complete th | ’HY ner nun\mlllu Il lill\{ RO Trusiees. _ | “& BON.”Auctioneers. et Northwest. JALDABLE mh38-ddds.exBu _ TTHOMAS J. OWEN 143l rye 8u 'L'!ll.'l'l'llgl'i l#; virtu nr ‘,n lod in Eflm o. JTeeords -t 1) 2 ucmna Yan -nd nr ict_of Columbia, an 7) 10 square num two years, with Det snnym. pare heshel e et x%,' et T st ot 4360 vurn Tequl All eonveyancini ; i B Tl et :.7 ale, otherwise, deposit wiil B"lll,fl 3| proverty ulting purehaser aftor riisement, of ‘guch resale i some ‘Washin C. NI & SON. AUCTIONEERS, | fus?"Eve street | TRUSTEE'S SALE_OF. EROVED REAL, 8] NG LEASED ru H! s#» R n-r‘id ET NuhTHW L YT FURNITURE AND TAINED THEREN By 'Virtue of & certhin deed of trust i corded November 1, 1928, instrument No. SPthe land reconds of the District 6f Co: lumoia, and at the request of the paity secured thereby, the undersigned -trustee will sell at publie auction. in iront ef the UE; NINTH DAY §’-mm, on, ot l&lélfi the following-described lan | and premises situate in the District’ o Colunbia and designated as_and beins lot numbered thirteen (13) in Samuel David- | son's subdivision of lots in square num- d and sixty-six (166), as i ehts thereon, being "".:é‘nuny mprovements s reproo! Eneu huugnn. with W | stooe ‘front. oecupied o by lh. i States Postoffice Department 48 | branch post office "Alko certain furn Hure i r in said premises. u: Aechion with sndpowroibe. Saud's CHatt § ith sai Jiection, with sald postoft 1d subject to ud tion zE-'!v':'- 'm? ‘oF Calumbin. hoidihe o to be & s njd I;mumy a prior deed of ness of $32.500, to_the Unit e -5 ‘fll require the umnnenfi-. T umn- ime of r!e at the l‘,ul Of the purel ‘erms_of 81 to be compl llfl I'H'I 'llu)l“ thh’l! 30 g’“".""fl‘l"l’“l Ch' ight to Y’t h th Rd Titk, of it grty st the cost and F after Ave days’ ‘advertisement o v,ld nlu)e 1 lam- newspaper published ln | THE B8\ inRofAL NATIONAL BANK OF TRASHINGTON, ke Trstee. Sezion wr ON O me in ublic day sale; BY J, __mhas.ap1.3.8. J. OWEN N, 4 3l Eve a‘fmz Nort) | THOS, TRI . the following- Hesciibed 1and. and. Dremises; ‘situate. i, the Siatrics of "Golumbin and_being part of lot numbered fifty-seven (57) in square num- bered nlne!p{'o 4m in nlw s on to Georgetown, now. 1362 i Ehe Cyiy oi Wllhlnuon. by m ows: “ul and bound: 2 T'""xt";.‘r'"%;“;:%am feel lo! feet to th ; .:: id lot being nlso MONDAY, APRIL 1, o an described in said | \x d | | TRUSTRRS' SALE OF L3 WS Addi: | 1923 EETOR, b«! e iR ner ru‘ T tace 3’ l:!llln- g known pur- | TRAN no roses of assessient and taxation as Tt 851 in_square 1 ‘Terms of llle All cash. $200 deposit re- 1929. AUCTIO ‘THOMAS ‘J, OWI vrue of a deed of trust recor :’ the lgn‘d"ru“ !’5” };u INB at Xullfl Ifl. in lronl o" ?"wv. A ?5%5, .,.mw PRINCE Copyright, 1925, by Toe of $200 rn:{g flf‘ it Sale and the Durc{lnr allot muu date of ther v mh37-d&ds,exBu “Counhvyfiiomo" and Household Goods AT AUCTION. One of |hé Finest Country Hom i R DR T B (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) cnmn XLVIL n uu uche by accident,” n!d ! 1 ‘were a little duu. 1 wu m:: loafer's examination of the Ml idol in the alcove. If you re- member, Capt. Shannon, this god or ¢ | mumbo-jumbo or whatever he is, is supported on each side by a bronze animal that looks something between a cat and a panther. I'd often wondered whether they were there as ornaments or whether they had any special use. This afternoon I gave one an extra strong tug to see if it was firmly fixed, and, to my surprise, it began to turn by itself with a noise that suggested that I'd started some sort of clock- work machinery on a grand scale. Nothing happened, however, ex- cept that the cat turned half right—she had previously been facing squarely into the room. I tried the er cat in the same way and exactly the same thing happened. “Whether I touched a spring or whether that ferk sets the machinery moving, I don't know. At any rate, the | cat on the left of the figure turned half left; and the moment it mm an ex- trnordlnury thing happe: ‘The up- per part of the statue has a starved H | look about the ribs; all the bones show | —it looks as though they had been molded on over the figure. The mo- ment the cat -wgeped the chest of the idol opened in the center like double doors. I got up on to the pedestal and put my lamp inside, and I swear to you the body is half filled with stones as big as, and Dbigger than, any of these! I took a handful and put them | in my pocket and came straight away to see you. I didn’t dare to telephone | for fear somebody would cut in and| {hear more than I wanted them to | know.” Dick was examining the diamonds Each bore a little red seal that showed the place of its origin “Malpas must have had a good haul,” sald !uel “but what I can't under. -u:':‘d 1s why he didn't get rid of this stu “I think I can explain that" said chk. “There's been a prouy bad in the last few in the dia- mm trade; the market is so loaded | with stones that prices are down to| their minimum. That kind of slump often occurs in diamonds. His supply | was greater than his opportunities for | disposal. There is another thing to be | s | remembered—diamonds are an invest- | ment and the most portable form of wealth. A man who contemplated a hurried retirement from could have no better form of swag— he could carry a couple of millions in a ’| handbag. Have you closed the door of | the idol * %t | Steel nodded. “Fortunately, there was nobody in the room but myself at the time. The inspector was on the landing outside, talking to the two men. “1 pushed the cats back in their po- sitions and the doors elosed.” Shannon picked up the diamonds and, pouring them into a prosaic sugar- bowl, locked the vessel away in his safe. “The other stones must be removed to-night,” he said. put them in & bag and take every stone to the Yard" Audrey had been a silent and amazed j audience and Shannon had almost for- gotten that she was present. “You will come along, won't yeu, Audrey? You'd like 1o see what a Hion pounds’ worth of .diamonds looks k2" She stood undecided. “I don’t know that I want to see that room again,” she said, “but curiosity is one of my weaknesses." Giving strict instructions to his serv- ant to remain in the sitting room and not to move until he returned, Dick plioted his y downstairs and, call- ing a taxi from the rank in the mid-| dle of the road, entered it with lh‘ girl and his assistant. The drive up Regent street was unre- | lieved by any kind of conversation. | L OF VAUPARLE THREE. h was husyl “hd‘;lm or her lhuugh;ls s AT some extreordinary reason, the 5’& il NEWARR. BTRERT NORTI- | joilein with the corkscrew nandle ote Izy virtue of a deed of trust recorced in | curred and recurred to Dick Shannon's i o’: m‘.“ o "’“00, ‘é‘% 0"““.“" land rece | mind, without his being able to explain i front o y | what associstion that insirument had T :pax‘n'uim with the discovery of the evening. tw 1. é down. B ‘cash at sption ancing at the eatics e b 1 llndenli ed trustses publle auctiop, in, front of the mi o THURBDAY, THE FOU )AY OF APRIL. AD. 1 AT THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., the lollnwm - described land and premises. District of Columbia. and designated as and being lot numbered four hundred and"siaty- (463) I’ square e sauare num- heud thirteen hundrtd lnd one (1301), as per plat recorded h: office of the sur- | yevor for, Ihloubhmu of Columbia in x.nmi lig sals: Property sold sublect to a ol $4.000, full nlr(lrull’g of which u d_two years % par annum, payable semi-anpuslly. y of sale, secured by deed o pon the property sold. or all cash. obtion of the burchaser. will be required ot t| Within' thir wise the trustecs reserve the r. the property. at the risk and ¢ ing purchaser. alter five duvy ¢ of auch re some newspaper published uch res T Washington. D, aSies D, HOBBS. | HOWARD A 1437 K St. _mh3335.26.98.30.ap1.3.4 o) "THOS. J. OWEN & SON. Aucrlownu. 1431 EYE ST. N.W Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Six-Story Brick and Stone| Office Building, Known the Baltic Building, Being Premises 606 F Street Nor!llwut. virtue of | recorded i Eiver N of the land rec bia. and at the request o par thereby, {e lindersiuned truates. will seil uction. {u front of the premiscs. on DAY, THE TENTH DAY OF APRIL HEOUR- THIRTY OO CLOCK 'u the lnunwlnl-dmnm Jand and prem. uate in the District of Columbia. and | "and being part of orlginal jon 456, described as follows: Be- on P street 30 feet west from the Rortheast corner of aaid lot and running on F street 20 feet: thence so subject to the right of tha 1'the property adioining on the east | =d Darc of said lot 19 ta | . the east wall of the build. | thereon a8 o party wall. a3 ertain deed recorded in Liber TSt g 383 af e Jand records «';j’a,- w Dlatiies of Calurhbia. ‘und t | paid T""‘"' including principal due in -I' po: B = it OF WASHING THOMAS J QVEN NEE! i Tve 8 l(ml. H.,mwm. VALUARLE THREE- Libe: 3 fded in the the :rmn of sommm- in’ Liber | NOTT County 10" a X niimbere Giree (3) being ‘now. known Jor purposes sssetament and laxation ag satare Humber- &d"Wineteen hund Tee. (1033). Suplec ' of Tecord. Tor balance d three years, with interest ble semi- uired at the purch haser allowed fif- rgm date of sale to complete th urther particulars at time of EDWARD C. BALTZ, VERNON G. OWEN, mh28-d&ds.cxSu Trustees. KL per plgt r veyor for m- Ve ruuan @ Iln le o) ver un m-u lvln1 hor tical cl Yich tide: {5 conter ‘ot a eh al v“ 58 4nd s vortical cle clurln" os‘ 38 fect for o fimtien” ) Sinale’ soan comerete. arey Tale span concrete ‘0 R lllll l uth o f l clearand Jertical sqnnco “':'QL"’ £ LEGAL NOTICES. TTEELLE, OGILBY & LESH, Atforneys, n_that the under. Murphy. Otis_A. akine Wood, Edwaid | " Johin G Benypacker. James | : m P. T. Preston, Frederick | Oiborn, ‘Georae Cole 'Seott. and Altonse B | bating ni Villa, having formed a limited partuership [ and a vertical cleararce o pursiiant to the laws of the State of New Hian tde Tor- s wicth York, and desiring to do business in tne District of Columbia as & limited partner. | ve this day flled a ceruificate of | s the office of ~the clerk of the Supreme Court of the Distric of Columbia: that the firm name of sal Partnership is G. M.-P. Murphy & Company: EArt the lusincha o, b et ckeg oaretd | partnership is buying or otherwise acquir- ing” celling “or otherwise disposing of u; ey a or deal. whether on behalf of " he tneiship or for others, stocks, MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE. ther ‘securities and property. | = —— T e he & et raker. il e G OV INg Business such as is ordinarily conducted | stocik exehange & STORAGE orl und"wmm or subscribing for to procure underwritings or 616 EYE ST N.W. + MAIN 2010 "o “whicn oltet and above mes: g Oree 1 %eet .mm mean 25 fee or HHons tor stocke. bonds or ouher securities and/or otherwise financing or assisting 10| procure the financing of corporate or othe ghterprises, thatthe said “Gravon M-P. | H Aphy Qr” . Glazebrook Edward O. | cDonnell, P. Erskine Wood. Jobin G. Pennye | o8 D. Sawyer and William P. n are gencral partners: that the uld ok Qb eorge Cole Scott and | o P, Villn are special partners: that o foecial, partners have contribited | = a1, cai af”t0 "the" common " stock of s , fhe Tollowing amounts in ca 3:)"" Osborn, $187,500; ott. tnhuu STEAMSHIPS. SPRING TRIPS To Eastern Virginia Old Point Comfort Chamberlin-Vanderbilt. ‘|| Virginia Beach Cavalier Hotel The Ideal Season , At These Popular Resorts Never Too Hot or Teo Cold Delightful for Outdoor Sports Special Week-End 'l‘leketl.m:llfl"- ing, Stateroom and He Accommodations New York-Boston By Sea City Ticket Office Woodward Bldg, 731 15th 8t. N.W. Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co. e %g George 3 00, and Alfonso P. Villa, d have also made additional con- | ngo l?SADHO of “Agriculture, March 2: Tor urnishing ail ‘maiert " tor screening feennouses With bronze Sl ietihea” & ipalEation rnia ASE. SALES AND | ot of Awriculture. w-mmnen D. C. 1 EBUCA’I‘IO AL. P!RSPR F & AGE FOI SCHOOL, Inc. The Secretarial School . of Individual Instruction THE RAGGED the country | “We'll collect them. | of | door opened. | face of Plaza Mayor, " | Mexico City. NS/ By Edgar SS Wallace Chicago Daily News leather satchel to carry the stones. L - doubt whether that will hold them 8ll,” said Steel—an idea which secretly amused Shannon. Steel had left two policemen on duf in the room; the third was in the hali, and the lmpecwr came down from the * u l’P!e think wz‘d best get all the men in the room, in case there ha one of those curious accidents which invari- ably occur when we run counter to the ;’hhes of friend Malpas,” said Shan- on. He went up to the alcove and drew the curtain aside, It was the first time Audrey had seen the dread of the balefully upon her—an illusion which most people had who had seen them. Steel tugged at one of the animals; there was a whirr of machinery and the cat moved slowly to the right and stopped. He did the same with the | other and a similar movement occurred. |As it came to a standstill the two ‘ breasts of the figure opened. “Here we are” said Steel with sat- isfaction. Planting a chair against the | pedestal, Dick mounted. He thrust his hand into the opening and brought out a heap of yellow stones. “Th gleu p to sample, I think,’ hggl: Bteel, trembllnl with excite- men “They certainly are,” breathed Dick. “They most certainly are.” He got down, dusted his hands and, ggs‘fln‘ his bag, planted 1 on Malpas’ A sound made him look round. Both fllo: we;: tun:lm:utf their ori| 1 = esently they stopped and the | doors closed with a ciltk ey Steel was gaping at the statue, | “There's & mechan’'sm there I don't uaderstand,” he said. “Wait—I'll fix it again.” ;“};: hn‘l ukdml; step wnsn thel lights - out an e room Wi unged into darkness. g | “Stand by that door,” sald Shannon Quickly. “Let nobody in or out. One of you men feel your way along to the buffet ahd keep your truncheon against | the paneling. 1If it moves, hit out! Where are the lamps?” | He neard Steel curse softly as he ‘m%ed in the darkness, and then: | he lung: are on the landing table, | sir,” came the inspector’s voice. “Get them. You men at the door, let the inspector pass, and make sure that |4t is he who comes back. Audrey felt her heart going at double |speed and instinetively her hand sought Shannon's arm. | “What is going to happsn?” she v\lnxspered fearfully. “Keep clos> be! e my left arm." T}m door’s ehut.” |, It was the gain. | Dick had forgotten that the secrat controls af- rr-c't‘ed the doors as well as the illumi- netion. | pening hers It was Steel's voice, speaking from !hp‘ floor, as he crawled toward the ough eard a wal k ! C!n you feel the idol?" mx “I am—Oh, my God!" xhfl girl's blood froze at the ery of _ sgenv which folloved. Ivt‘ha. r.,sg'* lsxl-d Dick. -t “T touched samething a'mest red-] Th~ base of the ide'. T think.” H-a*d his stified cry of pain, 's something burning.” whis- ir], n you smell—the nt of hot fron?® | Dick had already detected the curi- sickly aroma. He put the girl. | pes he sai | And then a polxflemul‘ at the far end of the room struck a match, and at Lhac moment the lights came on again. ?arenflv nothing had been moved. dol still turned its malignant face w thr room: the green eyes of the cats | glared unchanginely. “What has happened to you, Steel?” The woman was nursing his hand. Right acress the palm was a red and | black weal an inch wide. “It's & burn.” he groaned. Dick ran forward and felt the base of the pedestal-—it was cold, irelike, | _“It wasn't that, sir.” said Steel. “It | was something else that came up out of the floor, a sort of hot barrier—" Barrier cr no barrier,” said Dick, “I'm going after those stones.” He jerked '.he cats round, the little rsta‘ he ut l'us hxnd inside. ly was enpty' (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) {REDISCOVER BLOODIEST Found in Plaza Mayor. | MEXICO CITY (#).—Sione founda- tions believed to mark the base of the great Arztec sacrificial pyramid have | been discovered 15 feet below the sur- in the heart of This 150-foot pyramid, named the Teocali. was dedicatad in 1486 by the t | Anahuacan Emperor Ahuizotl, who slew 20 000 persons on the altar that capped L'nm the discovery in Plaza Mayor | the sole important relic was the huge sacrificial stone that came from the | peak of the structure and now is pre- | served in the National Museum here. | Cortez and his followers destroyed {the pyramid after some of the cruelest fighting recorded in the history of the New World. the temporary re- pulse of the Spaniards, they saw some of thelr own men dl’lfi&d to the top of the Teocali and siain on the great After final victory, destroyed the Teocali. Recently while sinking monument bases in the plaza, workmen uncovered |tht remains of stone walls similar to | those described as having surrounded the base of the pyramid. i REPRINT OLD CALICO. ’lflkl Bear Colorl of Turkey Rcd and Dark Blue. LYON, Prance (#).—Some of the Spring crepe de chine and satin prints being turned out here are reproductions of the old calico impressions. Dull turkey red and dark blue stamp- ed with white or tan pattarns are the colors French dressmakers are using for Spring. Few of their fashionable young clients ever saw a calico print or its ultimate form, the free and easy “wrap- w," and therefore have no prejudice against the small neat designs of the new nm which are generally classified. ), ‘modernistic.” stone. the Span- MARTIGNACCO. Udine Province, " taly, “P).—This hamle: in Northeast. ., I?.nlv recently celebrated three golden weddings in one day. The members of “the older married set” were Callisto™ and Anna Minissini, Antonio and Te- Lino and: Oliva Valenti. years, Gmllul De Jure Belli Ac Pacis, vruenbd’ to Ylh ab:u ® A match, somebody. What is hap-." aping enlothlped-» resa Rodaro, s rhelr combined ages exceeded 500 - SACRIFICIAL MONUMENT -- ¢ | Poundation of Astes Pyramid Pyre