Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1929, Page 54

S0 GasT Eee Sireet TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE_ BEING A TWO-STORY BRICK ND FRAME DWELLING. CONTAINING AND ‘BATH. KNOWN M PLACE NORTHWEST. of trust land 4 and ninets-two (1 flescribed in said deed of trust. upon the following ts "erme of sié: All cash. Said property is subject to & Peior_deed of trust securing an indebtedness of $7.000.00, and said property i he o CRubseet to. satd ‘deed of-trist Tnterest and taxes to be paid All convevancing, recording, elc. Terms of sale to'be compli within thirty (30) days after otherwise deposit will ‘be mrmu? “and | Property resold at fisk and cost of ing purcnaser. after five (3) daze ADAM A WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. E_OF VALUABLE BRICK D! 1820 TWELFTH STREET | NORTHWE! oy OEEUWERT, | order of the Supreme | Cpurt of the ict of Columbia; hold- ing & Probate Court in re estate of Annie Laura Houston, deceased. Administration No. | 35071, the undersigned executor will offer for'sale by public wiction. in front of the MONDAY. JUNE TENT! ed real estate in the D T Co a, 1o wit: Part of mnn-v o 5o atiare known for purposes of azsessment and faxation s ot "Bi%. sauare 215 improved by, brick dwelling No. 1820 12th st. 1.W. ‘Terms of sale: Cash. A deposit of 300 required of purchaser at sale.’ All conves- cing. recording 'and notarial fees At cost Terms to be complied with days from day of sale. other- Wise execulor reserves the right to resell operty at Tiek ‘and cost of defaultine pur- after five days’ advertisement of such shed in Wash- JOHN O. KEYS. Executor. R._R. HORNER. Attorney for execiitor ‘Stewart Building. _my28-d& 3. C 431 Eve TRU! ‘T ES' EALE 0 REA Oéw s 'm I LORIDA \ ALUABLE land records of the 1 and at tne reauest of the pa thereby, the undersigned will zell at o the District of Columbia. and being lot num- | in square numbered | nine hundred and fifty-six (956). as de- | scribed in said deed of trust, upon the fol- | lowing terms. i Tis of sale: All cash. Said properts | T 1ing 1d 'Ayv‘rw'n(drrn.-‘ property resol ,and cost of d | ipg purchaser, at s uch. r;uv» in’ some newspaper | Fiblisnod in Wa gngion. B Cyun, WILLIAM F. BENEON. h St.N.W | tee ~ THOS J. OW! ON._AUCTIONEERS. 01 EVE BTREET NORTHWEST. JSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE DETA ‘NsnnsrogglA D ¥ FRAME Jm-:mm:nci‘ JENTFER STREET ‘NoRTHWEST, conumflcl EIGHT ROOMS AND TWO BATHS By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 3716, folio 434 et se g1 the land records ‘of the District of Co/ mb at the ‘request of the party SeCured thereby. undersined trustees | tro URSDAY S or JUNE A, 1939 AT FOUR - the foliowint-described Iand | t as) | rooms; running water; { tennis courts. |mmm Opes | Music Pier. $18 to 525 w Establis | TR et ; *Rew Fireproot Buildings Constry and Furnishings Old in Hospitable, Tradition ’373-19'1.9 MONARCH OF THE BOARDWALK Ambassador TLANTIC CITY EUROEEAN pLan 685 ROOMS -~~~ SBS BATHS | | iNDoOR SEAWATER P e | MONTICELLO HOTEL e =gl ‘?v‘:«'.:‘::;!‘.é'.':.".“.’,,'.’;{ oox l:l_.L.A ‘enn. ave. near Beach: thoroughly modern. ~ American & EWropeen. Moderate rates. R. Rawley. Owner TABOR INN Oceanend ConnecticutAve. Tdeal location: large, airy 27th season: spring . & A. M. DUNN_ rates. Owner mgmt. ch_Haven, N Island Res The only resort on the Jersey coast that combines perfect bathing, ‘always xood fish- ing, with a modern hotel and gives sure re- llef from Hay Fever besides. Booklet. Five Opens _June 215t GLE. Manager, decided 00 selecl HOTEL DAV TS New, fireproof. Euro. Plan: a la carte din room:'eap. 150; nr. beach and all amuse- ‘mod. rates. G, Davis. Hotel Sheldon um—owumsmv—mm BREAKERSG OCEAN CREST American. Plgn, Moderate Rates 0."T. KING. Own.-Mt. ROYAL INN n All Year. 1sq.to New Convention and wkly. Own. Mgt J. Bush, OCEAN GROVE. N. J. T SHELBURNE Ocean Grove, N. J.. overlooking ocean: hot & cold water in every L. E. Wright. C_POINT HOTEL— EXCELLE s and being 1 an wn- inge Gubaiision of certam lots in tauare | A 382} a1 Der ‘piat Tecorded in’ the ofce of | the survever for the District of Columbia | — in Liber 65 at folio 147" subiect to cove- | nants of reco Terms of Sal¢: One-third of the purchase | mones to’ ke paid in cash. balance in two | ust upon zm, ash. at the option o posit of $1.000.00 will ime of sale. Al convevanc- ing. recording, etc. at cost of purchaser Terms of sale to be compled with within ( 30 days from day of sale, trustees reserve the right to Tesell the prop- erty at the risk and cost of defaulting pur- ! chaser after five days advertisement of such resale 'n some newspaper published in Washington. D C. HARR UST. GZORG! CRVERT BOWIE. es. ADAM A. WESGHLER & BON, Aucuoneeu | TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING. NO. 4526 FOURTH STR}:ET; N VE Y ine sollowing-described Tand | situate in the District of | yit: Lot 64 in Harrle Shapero’s 3248, as per GCLOCK P A, and premises Sibdiy lots in_suare plat Teeoraed 10 the ofee of n-“msmn of Cofumbia in Liber 10 at | f sale: Qne-fourth of the purchase money to be paid the balance in Semaented byt tnl.\pr. payabie t a: X “emi-anmially. d-pd "of trust upon the properiy sold. or ail f the purchaser. A St a1 fees 2T cost of Durchaser To*to e compiied with within thirty days | om day of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell property at risk and cost oF defauiting purchaser. after five davs ad- vertisemept cl paper publl n SEANGR M. EMMERICH, Sel-dkds.exsu Daily_or weekly rates 100« Umen "New manABemen:. La Fiata 1. F ~_ OCEAN CITY,_ Mn*'“ MAYFLOWE N orine “Hat Sprins Rat in Every EAGLES MERE, PA. Desirable Furnished Cottages | with mnflem convemiences, situated in park r bathing be: ‘Write The Forest Inn. ot e | SROUT'S HOTEL oSty Fersonal supetvision of Mr. and Mrs. JASON E. CROUT. Write for rates & Cireular. The Bon (Aipeicsuoanis s Le c00d meals, hot and ‘cold running. water Meals to transients. Booklet Diehl. | Mt. Forest Inn Taree, eiry th hot and cold et Gatage accom: modations. BETLE STOLER. EDGEWOOD ) HOTEL Running water in rooms. Home cooking. Fac ing_par} MILLER and Traymore Apts. On the Walkway—Open All Year American and European pian. 1-4- room suites. Moderate rates. Month or Season. Write for Booklet Now under management of J. T. ADDISON The Horahnntas o e Dol e ot Make the POCAHONTAS your home hy the sea . A. B. WILLIAMS, Owner-Mer. Seaslde Cottage SCOUTING BATTLESHIPS < DESTROYERS DAILY SERVICE TO OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK VIRGINIA BEACH SPECIAL Including “AND CAVALIER HOTELS NEW YORK, BOSTON, NEW ENGLAND RESORTS S SEA Ticket Offce Woodward Building. 331 15th St. N. NoRFOLK & W ASHINGTON 4 STEAMBOAT CO. A T S RS S SO CSIRRAININN & On Ocean front at 17th St. Seafood and { nome cooking. Hot and cold runm Moderate prices. Mrs. 3 pend the iee THE EDG_EW'ATER Now open. rate in effect ptil | June ' 2 ais and one ohnson. Mr. "NEW WAVERLEY HOTEL Private Baths, Golf outhern IRGINIA B} BSVAT Pinewood Hotel, Inc. | THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 19%9.° S LMD VILLAGE | CTEZEES ONEPTBY FLANES [Forest Fires Get Out of| Control in Numerous Northern Areas. By the Associated Press. ! THE PAS, Manitoba, June 6.—Fire- | fighting crews sent by airplane were | battling today to save what remained of the mining settlement of Cranberry Portage, 51 miles north of here After being checked for a time, the flames blazed up again under a strons cast wind and threatened the older sec- tion of the town. i Women and children, made homeless by the fire, were brought here Ahnard‘ a rescue train and were cared for by local residents, Roy Brown, Western Canada Airwas pilot, who took fire fighters in to re- enforce the local crews, said the heat | labove the town was terrific as the | lames leaped from building to building | Second Town is Threatened. Another town of 600 was threatened with destruction by fire at Mile 83, two miles southeast of Flin Flon, where flames, which originated in one of the houses, destroyed 16 homes. Numerous forest fires were out of control in other Northern Canadian regions. Fire. brought under control two weeks ago in the Pasqua forestry preserve broke out, again, and flames were sweep- | ing through the forests at Ruby Lake | and Brannock, south of Greenbrush, | Torch River Area Affected. The Torch River district, north of Nipawin, also was affected. The for- estry air patrol reported three fires in the TIsle of La Crosse district. Forest fires were burning on Vermil- lion and Harbor Islands, 8 miles north of Minaki, Ontario, and the flames were threatening the Summer resort at Minako, | TRY VEGETABLE MOSS AS NEW FERTILIZER| T From Germany as Division nl “Peco” Plant Stimulus. | Charles Henlock, chief of the horti- cultural division of the Office of Public Buildings and Parks, is planning to conduct a new experiment in fertilizing the parks and flower beds of the Na- tional Capital with a new kind of veg- etable moss that is being imported from | Germany. Lieut. Col. U. §. Grant, 3d, director of the office, has just let a contract for 200 bales of this new moss, which is termed “peco.” While it has been used abroad for some time, this is the first venture here. | This new vegetable moss will be first used for mixing with compost for rais- ing flowers.and the first shipment is scheduled to arrive within a week or so. Later Mr. Henlock intends to use it | for fertilizer on the lawns, if it proves | a success. If experiments bear out the | wishes of the horticulturists “peco” will be used almost exclusively. The veg- | etable moss is represented as being free | from weeds. Mr. Henlock said the planting of the | beds for the Summer season is now al- | | most completed throughout the city. ——— SHIP TO FLY SATURDAY ‘Will Circle City Dunng\ Flag Day Service. An _Army airship from the 19th Air- ship Company, Langley Field, Hampton, Va., will fly over the National Capital Saturday night just after dark as a | feature of the Flag day exercises of the United States Flag Association of which President Hoover is honorary president_general The airship, which is to arrive over ;'he city at 8:30 p.m., will carrya large | United States flag, which will be illu- minated by searchlights of the National Guard of the District of Columbia. The aerial demonstration will follow vesper flag_services to be held on the west steps of the Capitol in commemoration of the 152 anniversary of the birth of the United States flag. McCOY TO SPEAK Chief Justice Walter T. McCoy of the | District Supreme Court will be horior | guest and speaker at the dinner o be | given tonight at the Hamilton Hotel by the staff of the Georgetown Law Journal, whose members are to grad- | uate next week. J. Herbert, Walsh, editor-in-chief, will act as_toastmaster and guests will in- clude Prof. Arthur A. Alexander, fac- ulty adviser to the staff. | . The Journal staff consists of 31 mem- | bers, each selected by the faculty for high scholastic standing. Carberry F. O'Shea is associate editor and Donald Stumpf is book review editor. The business department is headed by Mil- ford F. Schwariz Plane ylinders, mographs, ~hydrograph: mobiles and until 10 o'clack a.m., June. 21 192, for delivering erplnne to "the Navy Yard, Washington. D. C., etc. Apply for propossls to the ‘Bureau’ of “Supplies and Accounts. CHEATHAM. Paymaster ral of the Nav 1 ENGINEER OFFICE. 1068 NAVY Washington, D. C.—Sealed pro- | be received herc until 1929, and then opened for furnish: U7 5| Building, posal River. Further information on application DUCATIONAL T & STORAGE PACKING WV SHIPPING 616 EYE ST. N.W. + MAIN 2010 Ge}:rgre Washington Unriverrsity LAW SCHOOL Approved by American Bar Association. 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AT 13TH. _Cont. from 11 NOW PLAYING In @ Romance cj Strange Lands “THE PAGAN An M-G-M Sound Picture HEAR NOVARRO SING ON THE STAGE HERBERT RAWLINSON in “FIFTH AVENUE” Starting Saturday WILLIAM HAINES in “A MAN’S MAN"” LOEW’S CoLumB ¥ ST. AT 12TH. Cont. from 10:30 NOW PLAYING A United Artists Picture ALIBI Sensational All-Talking and Singing Musical Melodrama. ALL STAR CAST Starting Saturday EDDIE DOWLING “THE RAINBOW MAN" FLOWER SHOW Largest Peony Exhibit Ever Held BALLROOM Willard Hotel Fridas. June %, 2 to BT Rend s oA, o 1o B Admission 50c Children under 12 admitted free when accompanied by adults. BUSINESS HIGH Excursion to CHESAPEAKE BEACH Saturday, June 8 Round Trip: Adults. 50c; Children. 10c FRIDAY IS FAMILY DAY Adults, 25¢ Children. 10c Trains leave District Line Station 3:20, 4:45, 8. MARSHALL HALL Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER Leaves Seventh St Whnart 10 AM. and 6:45 P.M. FREE DANCI ALL AMUSEMENTS G/ ROUND TRIP, 50c 2 A Revival of Jane Cow! 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