Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1929, Page 36

anan A BRI, Househiold Filrniture "R, Hen By .,'.’f"""‘“')s'.:'...f‘“ Marshal; James A. T aauy, Administrator, et al. BY PUBLIC, AUCTION At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. WEDNESDAY July 17,' 1929 Purniture. AM.. and lhunrhu( @ Aontamebites, 10 A M #15.16 . . OWEN & SON. AUCT) 1431 Eve Stract Northwest. ABLE REA BRICK TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU. ES' -STORY TILE DVELLING. CONTAINTNG, TATE. BEING A TWO- AND MS AND TWO PA' NIY SARAGE, KNO\VN a8 4% 03 SE PARKWAY. the & . Pt The” reanest of “the . party securcd thereby, the undersizned will sell at publis auction, in front of the premises. on THURS: DAY, JULY TWEN'V-FIETI. 1920 AT THREE O'CLOCK P.M. the following de- jeribed’ land and premises. situate in the in. eing 12t numbered a nine (1989). £oiibed in Said Geed of trust. upon the fei- lowing terms: Furchaser to pay. one-third of the purs e the balance in two in- and two vears, fi ety witn Tnterest"at the Wi, And secured by deed of trut on the proverty sold. or all ‘cash at the option of taxes and interest “patd Jemec enas £50 it *he reuiven at i B ement 16 b6, within thirty (30) dave of he date of sale. or deposit forfeited. and the Dropertv resold- at cost and rigk o1 (e CReEauiting purchaser afierfive (3} days' previous advertisement of such resale in tome Washington newspaper. FRANCT T WRILEY J200%s. Trustees. $513.15.16.17.18.20.22.23.24.28 Regular Mid- Week Sale of @FGISTERED. Household Effects Office Furniture, etc. At Public Auction Within Our GaHeries 715 13th St. WEDNESDAY, July 17th, 1929 at 10 AM. Terms—Cash. €, G, SLOAN & CO., Inc., Aucts. W THOS. J. OWEN A SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 !\'e smn Nmthwu TRUSTEES' orF M- PROVED EAL !BTATI ARPONG ritk DWELLI] 30 RHODE ISLAND RVENUE NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly ecorded in Tiber No. 4866. folio 168 et seq., % the land records of the District of Co: lumbia, and et he request ef the party hereby, t:xr un‘dorxntn{fl ;r:li:le" :n SET1at public auc ion in tront of the - ‘WEDN] THE, ,P g W DetBlut Tecorden i e 8 00 62, "5 R blice 'of e sur: veyor of the District of Columbia. Ferms of sale—One-tnird of The purchase A h, balance in two 1 d_cos five davs’ advertisement of such gome newspaper published in Washington. AMUEL, A. DRURY. AMES B. NICHOLSON. 13.15.17.19.23.3¢__ ~Trustees. SCHLER & SON ADAM A ORSRR 5 ‘Bankruptcy Sale ot Ladies'—Men’s—Children’s “SHOES Rubbers, Ked’, Felts BY AUCTION At 3122 M St. 'N.W. THURSDAY July 18, 1929, 10 A.M. bt Bidi Miller, "gankrupe No. T30 RICHARD D. DANIELS, 'l'rll“. juls,16.17 ADAM A. WESCHLER &. BON, L TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FOU! STORY APARTMENT. KNOWN.AS Tors By virtue af a certain decd of trust duly Tecord E°2he land Tumbia, and fat secured nm-ow the undersigne: offer for sale by public auction. in Ire ine premises on MONDAY. THE TWENTY: JULY. SSiock B AT on (Dlluw[nl-fluon:!d fand and premises, si the District of Co- Tumbia, to "Fhe wesl cleven and twenty: five hundredths (138) nu {ront by. the full th 1 d seven (1 e Yos murkbered cignt (8). nie (8) and Uragin: Statr. Morrison and Metx 's subdivision 'of sauare numbered one hundred and thirty-two (132). as per plat Tecorded in the office of the suiveyor for the ict of Columbia in" Liber R. W- Oneé-third of the purchase balance in iwo ‘omisso: property cot DoRer, afiernve davs advertisemen o ressle in tome newspaper published ington, D. C. !g'rn:n Ay SWARTZELL. y11- a&un em Trustees. 5 AUCTIONERRS. et Fu¥Fye Strees Norihwest. TRUSTERS' BALE OF VALUABLE THREE. ga%mt v "0 Mth Iy virtue ol l‘mllln deed of lil.' rnardnfl July |l’l.‘mll{ nunhr fimile, and -':“ffif'x"' i - imbis, ‘inereby, the undersigned U mfi'flc nufiu ‘wictio, In front. of nal ‘metes and bounds. vir: Bekl ;.A‘; (dol: m‘ ame e:l lhl wmhem comer lot, and_ runnine - thence i) south o “the’ place; of trust iur ed t oAy -“a".:‘...a'gm it ave -nl resold n c{ ! num of flao urm-‘r% I99.11.1; .15.11.1' " MOVING. PACKING & uonal. . | 33 up. single: 36 . ' HOTEL iE[DORSEY 2 PRlNCES;_S 1et and. Kosd i ANS. Owner & Mg, ena Colifect Um- a1 Qwner. mEmC. Ay AS| BURY PARK. N. J. Plova Hotel *25rins - AN PLAN dpuble: wkly, $18 w Orclestra. Clib bre 6900. N. .I. rooin! rates. Jnale: 835 up. doble. ropcan plap. 12 up: dally. 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Atlorney General Mitchell has ukad his subordinates “iiqt . g’ Teveal: "t identity othm; ;"mpptlelnu t mary for the de lic the list, but the Atterney" mfil has explained that such action w inadvisable in this' instance, hesause. list contains names placed therer by friends of individuals, who wbuld be embarrassed if the usual practice were followed. Announcement of the lppo!‘ntment is not expected before the Senate regon- venes in August. Mrs. Willebrandt was the only wom- an appointed to the specific duties of prohibition enforcement. Her predeces- sor, Mrs. Anneite Adams of California was put in GLeh“r’n' of the m:“:y‘amfl Attorney Genes Imer ready was servi Asfistany - ttor- ney General, andy nen * work as lpefl-l duty, cuuo- m in wmay hg ¥ 4 CHICAGO, July'15 m—m rhmp Yarrow, vice ¥ nnq “ptperin- | tendent of the THinois- V! Associ- ation, yesterday credil e. Com- missioner William F. 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Columbia—"Evangeline, b u:u am., 1:20, 3:25, 5 p.m. Earle—‘The Wheel or Life,” at 11:55 ., 3,4,/5:50, 8 4nd 10 p.m. Fox-—“Behind That Curtain,” ouis, noon till 11 p.m‘ lace—"Divorce Easy,” at 11:50 a.m.; 2:30, 5, lo. 7150 nna 10:03 pm con- dr”.l“ll—-“on ‘With the Show" (second week), at ll 15 p.m,, 1:15, 3:15, 5 20 7:20 and’9:25 p.m. imbassador—“The Wheel of Life, at e: 15 8 and 9:55 p.m. Tiveli—“Noah's Ark,” at 2, 3:55, 5:50, 7:45 and 9:40 p.m. Central—“The Dangerous Woman,” from 11.a.m. to 11 p MOV!E COUNCIL IS FORMED Ohurch Group to ltlldy Relation of Pictures to Welfare. NEW YORK, July 15 (#).—The Fed- I America yesterday announced the ap- pointment of a commission on motion pictures. The duties of the commission are to assist churches in America and abroad to obtain suitable motion pic- tures for their own programs, to main- tain a general information service and 4o further a thorough study of the re- lation of motion pictures to the public welfare, Among those named as members of the commission were Willlam C. Red- field, former Secretary of Commerce; Bishop James Cannon, jr., of Washing: ton; Rev. J. W. Claudy of Pittsburgh: Rev. H. G. Conger of Chicago, Rev. Fred Eastman of Chicago, Bishop A. L. Gaines of Baltimore, Rev. J. Gordon Howard of Dayton, Ohio; Rev. Harold M. Kingsley of C'hlclg) nd Mrs. Edwin W. Lentz of mn'or . . 199 DIE IN LANDSLIDES. Surmene on Black Sea Scene of 216 5 Wrecked Homes. . > PARIS, July 15 (#).—A Havas Agency dispatch from Angora, Turkey, last ‘night said that it was estimated that 199 persons had been killed and 50 [injured in landslides that followed floods in, the vicinity of Surmene on the Black Sea. 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