Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1929, Page 33

REAL ESTATE. SAI.&—IOUS)‘!. CORNER BRICK HOME. 8 ROOMS, BUILT-IN GARAGE. $11,500—~TERMS. A Colonial-type tapestry brick home lo- t the prettiest Northwest eated in one o pretticst Northwest sec. Gabriel fions close to Grant ani ons close st sportation. Covered concre aree Dikce" Sink, ‘ouiside DARtr. concrete cellar. and! convenient s public _schools, beautiful r "u:n' "“7‘“ 8 beau tub and showe kitchen with builtin earage:, in excelient condition: hard floors. hot - water heat, slectric lighta: O %aoders: mbr i with shrubbery. nice re -v street and alley. ~This house originally sold tateed o $11300 for 513,950, but has been re arranged to suit. jmmediate sale, with term: Call_Colum NORTHEAST BRICK HOME. 6 ROOMS—GARAGE. ONLY $6,450—TERMS. A yery, reasonably priced red brick, bay- window hom . or theast, commi L e and: Government \Erinting Omce. large rooms and bath. kitchen with pantry, In %ood condition: hot-water ol xs;l-r‘eu to,see this home tgyms arra _Cleveland” 1758-W. to_suit. Cal TWO UNUSUAL BUYS IN CHEVY CHASE. $10,500. New detached home on lot HEAVENLY DAVS! A BODY'D THINK MISS SCHMALTZ WAS TICKLED TO DEATH TO GET RID OF US THE WAY SHE WAS SO QUICK ABOUT ADVANCING OUR TRANSPORTATION FOR US Y9 GO J(q ) TH' CIRCLS. | SU MOON MULLINS—-Uncle Willie’s Train of Thought. HER Bl¢- IDEAS THATS TH' TROUBLE OF TAKIN' YOU ALONG MAMIE. RIDIN' TH' CUSIONS TS+ TSK= TSI THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO: D. C, CH EXTRAVAGENCE ! \N\see MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1929. AUCTIOQONS. WELL OF ALL THINGS! IT PLUM SLIPPE! MY MIND THAT T WAS R\DIN' ON A TICKET. 50x130, with built-in garage. On paved street, two squares off Conn. ave. s $11.750. o4®0, SLiractive, Colonial bungalow en a lot ens ’ In’a convenient, Nor s even-room home, news on Iocation. near a broad’ boulevard, ‘close to v o i e_?lum‘;lll} la:dAaped lot ?fim‘;? Sorch ‘and. co v?fia'fe-; ;figh"m : g Spacious rooms. cons Ving room. trees. Nearcarlines Garade | HEag i Sl G s ar car fine. Larage | 5jots’ porcalain sink and drainboard and to match. Bresser pantty With Duili-in. retrigera filed Bath and fioored atiic. Concrete eel- N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC., St. N.W. Vat' condition; artistic decoratio 1418 Eye St. N.W. _ .. Nat'l 5904. | 055" nutural trim, Don't a1 Phone Service Until 9 P.M. R Spiendid bunsatow Batere. buving. Vers Irasonable price; $280 cash and 365 & monih. Call Georgla 3522 33V ST. NE 37,450. Unusuelly desirable home, good sect! six large rooms and bath, hicely decorated throughout CH!/ D. SAGER, 924 14th St. N. Nat._0036. COLORED—SPECIAL. Umrm !llllon H!iel. containing Tooms. : front and double pormu ruli :elln with_tubs; Open daily from 3 GIZ dlh l Low price, easy ‘Decatur OFF UPPER 16th ST. 8 Rooms and Two Baths. Brick Construction. $11,250. This exclusively situated residence, con- taining four large hed d two full baths. is by the most de- sirable home we have ever offered in this section at such a low figur The home is in first-class condition, with r heat. Frigidaire, hardwood 'fioors n. - large attic. pantrs. 3 ana cvesy fentore Sof (he Ppointed home. ‘This splendid” value 8 nm el merits your prompt inspection. For location Address Box 345-H, Star Office. ar with Tnundr, tricity. all modern convenience: T 14]8 Eye St. NORTHEAST BUN( GALOW. 5 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, $250 CASH—$55 A MONTH. NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME In a Woodland Setting West of 16th St. Rooms, 2 Baths, $15,000. Here is one of the most sstonish. values ever offered | of haracter. A -nulou:, lnd‘Md- set ith oak frees on the sfounds. beautiful terraced lawns and perma- a 150-year-ol nent wi opposite. ~ The house has eight large reoms M elEaomen: ‘two Bne tiod baths (one a shower). concrete front porch and conerste borch off open fireplace. fur ltchen, large ou e oht oa) stairs and down. 'built-in Sne and onechalf sausres from eat line and stor You _positivel miss seeing thist SA P8 school cannot afford co., L Phone Service Until 9 P \[ to trays, hot-water heat, elec- n’ good Oil Burner. COLORED—NEARBY VA. BIG 20-T 6 ROOMS—3 PORCHES, PR T -3 GARAGE-$9,250. - | be fnished in 3 weeks: 7 rooms -nd 3 sere A beautiful new Colonial tapestry brick | 325 mo. $1 home !wlth m-n;‘-m m;“.:a covered con- """;m Start v’aur home crete front porch. on a high elevation near Grant Circle and close to Soldiers' Home; | Mt Rainier, Md. H for convenient to schools. stores and transpor- SR Sitnmie obl to your- fation” facilit s home is 30 ft. wide [ $¢If by 32 ft on' & beautifully Jandscaped lot. “and eparate gabled-roof garage. € has Reception hall with spacious coat closer and door: e living room, attractive brignt Kitchen (fully eauipped): th laundry trays and toi- fet: 3" larke bedrooms. with master bedroom front of house: commodious k-and-white tile bath ver: screened porch hardwood floor: 924 _14th St. N.W. OI ')RI D HOME BUYERS. ALL BRICK—$6.175. !\[\G\I AN PARK, BENNING RD. AND 24th ST. NE. Inspect Improved Type Homes. Model Comm\mlu of ‘New Homes. CHA! D. SAGER, nnuron AND )un.nzn conveniences. ONI3 59,350, with terms arranged 10 suit: Call_Adams 8317. o o LESS THAN RENT CHEVY CHASE COUNTRY CLUB SECTIOM 6-ROOM DETACHED HOME WITH GARAGE—$500 CASH. ‘WILL PUT YOU IN YOUR OWN HOME. e OSSO CATIL L | cmiaimmatt e 18 e T eautiful 6-) a rive near a - cellont Rortneast Tocation, with Dath: §"um way, charming detached home of Colonial Borshes Bulliin sirage. siccirie lishs, ov: | desien: 1n 8 splendid sepng on e lot 80 1t Tater Heat. handsomely ate de By 128 € deep. With garase. Six un- 200 near stores g car Jiner Don't dcley, | Jsually large ‘rooms. two fied TR 'hon ational 8¢ built-in fixtures. l'fllei ous IIVIHS‘ wi Beauiiful brick“gpen Arepiace. Gining soom, $100 CASH WILL BUY e e Tifie Dadrooms, = Cancrete cella un. 6-ROOM_BRICK HOME IN s tnnunnd (oflet. instantaneous “hot- - PET VORTH This beautiful home contains six large oms; reception hall, tile bath with bul tub and shower, electricity. hot at. colonial ront porch. Jarke breAKiast nd sleeping porches 'beautifully terraced awns, deep vard. This is a real buy. ver Screens througliout. 3500 cash 1:-!-1. Wili e “considered: r: all modern equipment. In fect condition; artistic lighting fixtur nd decoration, hot-water heat. electricit e o g ged to suit. Call Wisconsin National 8954. BIG 6-ROOM BRICK HOM WANTED—T6 BUY HOUSES. BUILT-IN GARAGE. 0—$60 A MONTH. six WANT TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWI Sive particul £01810 ot 'st. Bw." Phone Potomas 1023. /NER, to nine room house, modern, yard and ;45000 neighborheod, northwect: An attractive 6-room tapestry brick home with mansard - roof arge covered IMMEDIATELY—6 TO 8 ROOMS IN SAUL'S orches o s hieh. elevation b ‘s splendid orthwest community, convenient t Addition, upper 16th, Clev. Pk. or Chevy roren Churcnes and (PARSpOFiAtion” facili: | Chase. 'Reasonable. Address Box 438-H e Tiled bath with' bullt-in umh’a d Star_office. shower, master bedroom across entire fron o Roise: - concrete. celar 2t | oA WELL ATED WHITE OR hester. laundry trave, bumvm so0d, hewly' qecornm {nr dwood ater h all” modern wnvenl-ncu This_home te aple ot $7.950; small _ci month. Call District $13,500—A Detached Mt. Pleasant Home. Gonvenient to Rock Creek Park and yet only s very short distance ¢ ling and bus secvice, on o very suractive sireet. (] burning furnsce and electric Lishts, well squ X! ot porc: ron Hemr, Aud oumer hurches. tional 4133; eve io have many clients on ter (OWAL- 924 17th Potomac SALE—HOUSES. rom the car SEBROOMS) $13,500—A Charming Location—Near Million-Dollar Bridge. a very low priced home of § room: loor: " thoroughly modern in eve: {hroushout, breskfast room or d hest contiol, open o rches; house Rention: {pped kitchen, sereens, 80 “school hmf away, near Sacred this "t once. " 3 BATHS, and additions] lavatory on third way; oors maid’s indey and o mé ste ora room. mnnupelu ireplace, Built } incl la ' AGary 31 Teet wide. Tais 16 Fally worth youF imme $13,500—An Unusual Price for This Type in Cleveland Park. An inspection will convince 70“ of the Vo JORNE, yalue of this early American type. INER, | AULTION SAI.ES. AUCTION SALE‘J. v AUCTION IAII!- Atmbered cight hundred and sixty-one (d61): as per plat recorded in the office of the firvesor for the District of Columbia in Liber K. o 39; beginning 15 t BT L S ot pormier ol ot etz CUBE Shd “Funming inence e o0 the north line"of Acker sireet 18 fee! thence north 64 feet. thence west eet. thence south 64 feet to the beginni ‘Terms of sale; One-fourth cash: balance in one, two and three vears. with interest at six per cent per anhum, pavable semi: Deposit_of $300.00 required at EDWARD C. BALTZ. W Jfl5-d.exs.lqglnu5“"°" - OWER: ustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. EES' SALE OF BRICK DWELLINGS. TRO08. 915, 935 AND 931 FIFTH STR By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 5762, follos 363. ina 955, Tespectively. et the Pecords of the. District of Colimbia. and 0 the request of the party secured the the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public auction. in {ront of the respective premises. on MONDAY., THE FIFTH DAY OF 'AUGUST. 1929, AT FOUR P.M. the = foll uvmu—ducrne un.-mlm situated in the Distrlct of Colum bia, to wit: Lots 35, 29 and 32 in Parthen! Emmerich Altemus_snd other's subdivision of lots in ‘sausre 824 office per plat recorded of fhe survesor of the District ber 29, folio 133. Lol fourth, of the purcnase d in cash. balance in_equ: Tepresented by | promissory pa. in one, two and three years, with interest at 6 per cent per annum from day of sale, payable semi- annuslly. secured by deed of trust upon proverty sold, or all cash, at option of pur; chaser. A deposit of .00_require purchaser at 11 con\ennclnm re- cording and notarial “fees At cost pur. Pnters Hetma to be_complied: with within fnirty days {rom day of sale. otherwise trus- tees reserve the right to resell property risk and cost of defaulting purchaser aft five davs' advertisement of such in e Hewspaper publishied 1n Washinkton. LA OF RAIN. SALE WILL BE HELD SDAY. AUGUST 6, HOUR AND PLACE MYER COHEN, WILLIAM F. _Iv24-d&ds.exSu ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. to b installments, notes of purchasei 'USTEES' SALE OF B mucx DweLLINGS. A5 88 ANPeVE ETREET BE. By virtue of a certain deed of trist duly 5762, folios 391, No. 380 the ‘land 133 and o! S ehmes of sale. One-tourth of the purchase oney to be paid in cash. balance in equal instailments, repre: y__promissory P vchaser: payable ih oner two. and three vears witn interest at 6 per cent per annum from day of sale, payable semi- oty " Fecured by deed. of _trusi Upon poperty sold. of all cash, at option of i€posit ‘of, §200.00 reauired o "Blrchaser. At Cea Al conveyancing, DL oPUISEAS Aotatial fees. at coft of Terms to be complied Witn within from day sale, otherwise {Tystees Teserve the Flght o Tesell Dr. erty at risk and cost of defauiting purcha after five days' advertisement of such re in some newspaper published in’ Wasiin T CASE OF RAIN. SALE, WILL BE HELD TUESDAY. AT THE SAME HOUR AND BERSE T MYER HARD D, mmmu $524-d&ds.exe bl ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctione kY S' SALE OF BRICK DWELLINGS, 08, 613 010, 623, 931 AND 933 FIFTH STREET By virtue of ‘a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber 5762, folios 389. 363, 371 377, and 386, respectively, et seq, land records of the Distric forreRls by padite ctl Iespective, premises. DAY O] ul}n‘ 1929, AT gescribed land and premise District of Columbia, to wit 55" Farihenta Em nd “other's supaivision of a8 e Slat ecorued in"tne rvevor ‘of the mnrm ot Co- o folio 1 of s 101 purchase ey to be Daid In u.n. Balance Tnsausi ebresented by Sromiiory notes of purchaser, gl yable in one, two R tiree” sears, with intsrest 86 TeF Sent per: annum Semi-annuaily,” s trust on Dl’o 9 Ppirchaser f Fane ot fecordine, and B nmrM foos ot i s from das uP“ ¥ otherwise rve th 1 property e 1 cost _of aermuln purchaser: AT THE SAME | ¥ AY 'ln equal installments. represen IS_AFT “!‘ YS. THOMAS OV & CTIONEERS. ORI GWAN & 50N .wm NEERS. CTIONEERS. 1 %Ve Sireet Novfimm - S Ere e AW O THOMAS, 5, e Biroe nfi'-mo"“ 9 l..l DF VALUABLE REAL TRVSTEES SALE “OF VAL"A'ELE T“O- TRUSTEES' SALE OF V VALEAIL! THREE- TRUS L] STORY BHICK DWELLI s ATE ORY IRICK DWELLING KNOWN_AS A mn Mfif- N0, 636 ACKER STREET or:c'mflnst 1862 PARK ROAD NORTH- | ING SIX 308.‘5 AENOWN WQB‘I‘ 717 Wi B8’ Liber No. S625; at folio 427, of the feci | By virtde of 4 certaln deed of trust, dul et RS oo tne Bkt or Coigmi shall | recorded in Liver No. ol 5% Sa | coBlqririus of ¢ ‘"‘.‘“""‘ o £ sellin sront of the premises, on MONDAY. | of the land, records of nu ol e e f‘,., Fecirde of 1 'fi° 'm; ot Columbin; [E_FIFTH DAY OF AUG! URT A.D. 1929. | Jumbi: at the requs of the party at the reques T TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK Fil. the eust ed thereby, “the “under wned trustc (TR TR L N R feet” {ront by the depih of Tot “numbered Wil sell st public, auction, LR et at tne premlses, o PRI !Ifllty-rllhl (88 'west 16 feet front prem on’ TI ko k F A ki DAY SFAvG: T, B the: depih ot YoF Bumbered. eiity-nine | DX ACGUST. AD, 1vas, R O'CLOCK | RAYso OB Ve Tollowins-de: (891, N Acker's subdivision of sauare | P.M.. the 'fol wlu-dunlbed land and | seribed mm nmuu. situate in the | B ‘of “cotam bered sixty-one V'I remises. situate in the District of Colum- Bi. and designated. as and being ot mume in_squa bered one hundred and eleven (111) in .m,mn bundred and ninety-one Oasn) iddaugh & Shannon. Ine.. subdivision of bed pon ts in block numbe Seventeen. (17): | faliowrng te ik e Bist recorded in thi of the or the District of Colimbia ‘in Liber 38, at follo 81¢ subleet to_the covenants of record. l cash. Sald property rior deed of trust uflmn. 7,000.00. and 00. 2rop: 3013 sublect (o said an indebtedn erty “will | Sold subject to a trust lnflehudml xm-m tnel m u 500, further pnucu ,.m ¥ -mn ted o of it Tl e amnounced at time of sale: th t Sh o, Catired -mm- ll'mu of rus o c_;-tk‘. A len%!llt of 3300 reautred.” ‘“ f:"{““m: crms of galo :etfio ine.” recording. etc.. at purch Terme to be. complicd ‘With. within “thiTty “""“}‘ 'r'- otherwise 3 uov_fi;n o | days. otnerllll -deposit (flr!ellzfl and the ited property resele t risk and cost property ma: advertise res0ld ‘at | of detauliing, Durcha x five (3) davs’ e dlseretion Slytne tru erisement of u -ucff ufiu in some news- m.rr“““ per publishe: UL- WILLARD M. EN, Sty ause No- 4o0s8. -, e 1y26-d&ds.exSu o 3 TR smq' SALE n TWO- A 1 “ TOR: BRIC] G. !%D David Notes, Auctioneer BREMISES 1431 SPRING PLAGE NOR 633 La. A By virtue o a certain deed of trust duly Furniture and Lil recorded in Liber No. 4884, folio 212 et sed. o1 the"lana ‘records of e Disirict ot °C fumbs, “¥nia "S5”he reaueat of_ the pa 85, ‘e "Uhdersisned rustecs ured therel Vill sell at pubile auetion. in front of the SE AUGOSE, ©8L0CK B, the foliow- premises, lll te lfl ton, District as and being lot . ibdivision of lots in recorded’ 1n Liver of the surveyor om“flun'obl {he purchase ot ene and two seb of Tresh carly Show Cases, ete. FUTURE | ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE or WYALDABLE TWO. STORY of the land records o lumbia, “and at the request of secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer ' for sale by public auction, in urehl Ter: thin 30 days front of the piemises. on 3 1 DAY OF AUGUST. 1938, AT FOU! 'HIRTY = O'CLOCK the uuunn— Brier of Columblar to-wit: 'Part of oriel Y 1. RUST. Strict of Columbla, o, wi i ri gal lot 6 in sauare 975, dexcribed o 1.' s BABRY LvENT Bowre. Beginning for the same at a Trustees. et s et sotitn oF ine noriawest gornet of said lot and running thence south said street 15 feet. inches, thence north 10.132, n.u = e reet V# west. ™ “:v“’ s i, B7 virie of o cartal of beginning, now ki for bRty lan umrfl wn rposes Sasessment and taxation as ot 5 1n 8810 | P Square. cured u:- one;tourtn ot the pur. | Sei*Se Dubli al fA.'.., thence cast 11 ‘Teet 1012 feet: thence north: 10 '7'4’"‘:51&' ey :e"ql T he District of o undersiened trus ? -flmon, G ttant of the prem: Terms of sale: chase money to be paid in eash. 3 g:& 5".“0 o descrived, 1and iste 1 of ~ 1P ot o rt of U ier | ancing, recording d ( DAY “l nn lfll the surve: rt : othe; 5 .-mu of the Tisk ana Cost, " ft m’flf nuo ey 5 A Siich Tesae in’ some newsp '"'ufluad uuum\';. mm 4ay"or cale. Washington. D. C. RAYMOND J. EORGE M. v‘gm'. _iy31-d& _flf’exgu m U ‘THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, luu.uunm 1431 Eye Street Northw rmn mu.lr "u"’""‘" =, 3; TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALVAI - s N LT . I!\lb Ilhld in Washin, :on. NUE NORTH! PH.O G ll o McGL! gN UTAH AVENUE AND 157 FEET | _3v20-d& (Su ‘ltunnl ITTENHOUSE ET, | WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. B virtde of a certain deed af trust, dated January 17, 1928, bei insti Tecordea tapuary 1 ‘:,‘,,;Z;;,;';,E‘ RIS 4'"‘ Trustee’s Sal of Valuable| ™ of ‘the District of Columbia. and. at tme: oo Thoorda of $he Dlatrict of Columole, sad a¢ | Apartment Building—No. 1830 fv California Street Nortllwn!. the undersigned trustees will sell. at publl . h %uvfi‘A"A ‘ AJgSnormp ENTY, A'l“ - "elnvdv'lnuo i’b: cert flt"‘l pust, duly described Tand'and ,}"m. i ,,“,_,. HES :ruaml ol mo Pistrice of oehmlm Tombe g devianmted eias Sor 336 | thered; n -unirs 2335, in the " bl "" o oy | foF "(' oy g; fetion: lml -f the e Munsey Trust Comp: ahy. n—u-m. "0f lan b ifl Y oF Mrmerl cal i rhts,” an U P.M. Tnow Known. s “Chevy Cha u Ry r | the follo l d- lr\d prmln piat of said ‘Subdivision 1 e 21 | situate i e sutvevor of the said, Dlstrict The ens: --'-g l ol m b Iu‘ P g:flc\l:‘b‘ilat.‘o:‘n' Boofl ‘[:u;z_. at pase 27. Subject | Libath: COTENY mm| 2 et ot the pur. | elonc Siebuel an for VL riSrsed, 1 lance in | of the office’ of ihe survesor of. the Disrict ot Columbia. known, fortaxat rposes lot. ml‘n““ 3885 s X £ash or upon such other the “’;:'.: ¢ time of wiit “converancine, cost of purchaser, = Terms A complied with within 30 days from day of sale. other- ise the trustess Teserve the right to resell 2: Get 'fm" Sublished § Sole and 'urfi{nlv‘h’u Attorneys fo L BUSERTE S Holder of Notes. ADAM A AvCTionkins & SoN 0w o u"’."f pul ch res Sorme mewepaner pabiihed ‘ashington, s aus. anmsu ‘THOS. J. c-n fis?Ere llrn\ oriest, TRUSTEES' !Amvuvw.l 1537 15th STH just two squares from W] red and lllflufl 9 it ROOMS AND n.rh'rfx%’m Stone s Sareruisement of sieh fl &" ) on m"e"’?ix:""' x?:::'«":n ey A Ok | SRR pulead i a X " ] n cutt "fo ‘And a house here st the price auoted. LA : SALE, WILL BE HELD '14,750—011 a Charmingly Beautiful Street in Chevy Chase, Md. oo % OHEN, high-cl d delightful communit: Dutch colonial. built DER C. ROBESON. PRowFIRG o "PEET on Baved stroer, and in. excelient condition. Bix ronmy‘ $324-dads exSu ustees. unusually 1ivi ! ‘oom with bullt-in bookcases: every II!DG ’UTU" n"!‘ venience for :om!ort and Ilfl lity; servant's room l“l ear of k'"c):l A*AQ l THOS. 3. GCTIONEERS, the grounds alont ‘worth your jon, most attractively xnnd- 4!1 ZYI . I flenhwul. vond o doubt. & ymmunity L) mMQ YMIBII!B]I Pri o cornet 1 loz with bl d (5 BED! it h fireaiace and han some lllh’un lnd side porches and storm-door entran condition. PARKING SPACE FOR OUR CLIENTS IN REAR OF OFFICE. BOSS & PHELPS, 1417 K Bt VISIT FORT STEVENS EXHIBIT HOME CONSIDER THE REMARKABLE VALUE OF THESE HOMES PRICE $350 DOWN e fid, Im r{‘uu’- i, the basement. :i:‘ m mau -Ileynv P NEW e Whers childre tain ) amonds, To Ingpeet ous 10th st e Tigrermen et _qurs "‘nfi”@".‘.‘c Follsw t are Dbt "You Wil ‘e ‘intrigued with this pla $16,750—Detached Corncr. Just South of 16th St. Reserv ® opportunity to buy s hish-class residence in s highicl reot; -hruh T, $7,850 6 ROOMS, BRICK, SEMI-DETACHED, BUILT-IN GARAGE SPECIAL FEATURES rovements, nlh ast ‘Book. benutital nfllhmhufl !l llllutu frmn -llto'll. convenient to rluu( 'mh mnlxu (Zort Stevens wi ) and swimming joy heal OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P.M. WARDMAN CL TA’ lowers and lily pond in Tear. Very farge vl ? 'URNE] IOM roof; GARAGE. proporti 00m Wi to 3 '16! front All'in good National $300. $55 Per Month butlt-in ‘white !!on.‘a BCoports T paestyt then to Geors! rSoyt Qeorela gns to the urnighed & 1 Household Furniture of Every Description Player and Upright Pianos, Imported Rug, Tapestries, N By virtue of & certain afldo ruly dul recorded August 6. 1028 a8 lnllz,x;u'mem No. stri 1t Iecords of the ‘ of the pi mm- rea! Tehs, the: undersigned. trugtees il ‘ull at nubnc nucuon. in_front otlmthc ses. DAY °8r Avuus'r. O'CLOCK P M to’ TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- | O CLOCK FM. th . g mov:lfl REAL él_g'x'l\'m N%'fz‘?rfin ser nston: DI m,,m‘, :,7.00‘| ';“ i ‘ New Electric Refngeutar, n Millar - , 2 i et ‘w::s:,..:n,a".:. i | G B e By Order £ C. Snyder ot i money to be paid in in . 5. Mars et al nrls‘mmll.“o:ubmm:l‘;:"an' e “"lenu-l instalimenis. Deyable’ In. one and two By Public Aueti DAY OF AUGUST. A s e um y et seribed land and D1 District of columl:ll. beine osr twenty-clant” (mr. in lnhn subdivision of part of square hundred and sevent ’{ 10! led in Liber records of the of imbie, toge Dravecy otllonl“ eon, emlmnl 0f 'roof, brick dwel :M (rd of the purchase ‘Bagable ih one and two !'.u r _centi i Ay E‘l“:nealrye nld. or al fl#‘ 1& tl eo?llofl of required at "éfl!ll 0( ll e. mnvn-neln'. = ‘din; . Terms nla ys {roi the trustee e . re 3y t.m - g atfer Ave dare" o nruumzlgfnmn \ewspaper "o, e (Beal) Attest: CIVAL N. Becrets: 3y3iau3. Chevrolet Truck For U !. Munh-l Automobilu a By Auction At Weschler's 920 Penna: Ave. N.W. At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. N.W, WEDNESDAY August 7, 1929 eohirniture, ing § a.m. ral ln'?:'v.?n‘a-c ll“ am, and aus.! 9,10,12.14 w..., Estate Sale mosrenzo. Household Furmturo, Cafe Tables and Chairs, Carpets, Rugs, China, Glass, Bedding, Mattresses, Pillows, Pictures, etc. At Public Auction Within Our Galleries 715 13th St. Wednesday August 7, 1929 at 10 A.M. By Order of the National Savings & Trust Co. and Others Terms Cash C. G. SLOAN & CO,, Inc.; Aucts. TRADE v ) and ulnl lql num- mbered | killed "his ened murdered. gide dulian: to_do g g B Y AR s pleased to al (Continued From Yesterday's Star.) For the Love of a Lady cou Te his ring be- | asten the crime on Ricnard lesves s, Sody e ¥ jen. He rides fnto -place and comes of into the gypsy cam) Truffeni, whase gausnter $e once. efriended, ffeni m to 0 notorious high- lht Isir of w nown as Black Richard's, and “A “It can fool-Nick, smile, “we Capt. Arc! Pflhn man to end in “Lord, sir,” ulfl Nic! with reassuring Archer, three years and fortin’ and—retire CHAPTER XVIL A RING IS DISCOVERED. ND what,” inquired Sir Rich- ard, “what o' thyself, Black Nick; how goeth thievery these days?” “Why, so0 so, sir.” have but one cnd for thee, ! ucr Yo too good & don't all get ‘topped.’ Capt. made & name . Youll mind her, called Capt. Midnight, sir?—but why trouble about me?” ps life. because thou'rt my friend.” “8ir, you honour me!” silence awhile, Sir Richard scowling down at the toe of his boot and whis- tling through his teeth, while Black | use you once saved my Here was AUCTION SALES. ADAM A R rew;‘ded in of t of the the District one Bhapiro's s closed in dred and recorded in yor's office wnwrlm b TRUSTEES 8, i Liber By virtue of a !l:naln degd of trust duly remises, w1 S] URTE] | ESERTRHER B0 8E, i of n‘ullnl ©f a two-story and cellar brici ‘hm= of Jle: One-third of the purchase one; Soual” tnotatimen sory notes of purehaser. twe years, wil -mnm no- , Auctioneers. or VALUABLE IM- STATE. ' KNOWN AS 3018 "SEVENTH PLACE 6234, folio 465 et seq. lumi Tequest of the party wenned thare f e hdersizned " trusies will offer for salé by public auction, in front on AY and and premises. situate in of Columbia, to wit: Lot num- undred and’ eighteen (118) in ubdivision of ~lots and “alley mbered thirty-one hun- oru-ofim (3148). as per plat t folio 116, in the sur. f the District of Columbi ash. balance in two represented by promis- payable in one and interest at six per cent - of 1-91 ot Trust upon prop. option of purchaser. nqumd of purchaser at Te e ot of Burchase with wnh’ln zhmy days from el s Y. jeposi red at time of nle. recording, etc.. at cost of pure] i snie to he compiied wit Stherwise trustee reserves the P property at Tisk "and cost,of s _after nve day! Saber pusl: hsfll Swashineton. Do per publisnea i uf RITY & TRUI By HOWARD_MORAN, (Boa, Autest: Ice Pregident. . BHILLINGTON. \ - Trustee. ETiteAt Becretar. _aul-dads.ex exsu THOS. J. OWE! SON. AUCTIONEERS, T0sD'Ere strect Nortnwest. ALUABLE TWO- SARE O i LLING, _BEING FREMISES 1308 RENNEDY " sTREET By Aetue ol p urmn gleed of trust duly recorded in Liber Tolio 325 et seq. of t e Blotrict of "Co- Iumpls, “an Tequest of the party undersigned trustees il selt n nnblle suction._in front of the remises, D 2 NESDAY. 1 A58 STe lollollnt-de- # fll lnlmul. situate in the ooun 9 of slon. District of Columb B uln\-! as and bein 23 in square /D 8 3ubdivision made by the American Secyirit 88, DET, Dlat recorded n records o ofice of e PoSerer for the Dlacrict of Co umbla. Terma of sale: One-third of the purchase money to he pAld i , ‘balance in two eauai instal ' 3 d two ars, with int centum per num, DAy day of 5N, or. alf e 5. ot th ..‘S':'non'?,fi Tty sold, or, ash. urehaser. A d ssos All :onvnnnelnt haser, Terms within 30 days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees re- serve the right sell the property at the 'and of defaulting purchaser. atter adverti: in ne newspaper ubiioned 13 athinston, HARRY L. RUST. GEO. CALVERT EOWIE. A12.3.5.6.7.8.10.12.13.14 Trustees. NO! [ recorded I recordes " %the lana lumbia, ane will offer fol of ¢ Rembla. to W Det mbered District o is included @7 Bue w gucepted b secured thereb: mises. on DAY OF AUGUST, ©O/CLOCK ; nu east, of sioue {82k ‘or "ot af A fol! lu lli except s0 much of said m'ed“ ll Tty known for pus 2nd taxation as ot ot l!lnl--nmnlly ueurod x propeity old fon _ef the purcl 00 required ol purchu-r at time of conve; B istor aubd&ds.exSu nlAnnetw 5 5 AR caee ot ompan! of Tacts in dzun S Ene pushaer rganiza ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. TR JUABLE IM- -'orinvfin P STREET of, & certaln deed of trust duly Liber No. 6285, folio 35 et sea Tecords of the folteiet ‘ot “Co- d a¢ the Tequest of the party ned y. the under: trustees r sale by public DA TP A3, AT FOUR M., the Dot desciived Tand s, situste in the District of Co- t numbered thirteen (13) Tbaleion Tof pari of sau R ut Telve hundred per plat re- | o for the R. ice of the surves: Colllmbll in_Liber two in the line of lot numbe: of id ith "the privil f_using sl art for bu purposes: _sai assessment Pof in square east of irchase or ul “cash: A deposit recording. and no; rchase rms _of o Wil 'I‘Mn thmy days rustee opercy at sdvertizement o e _Dewspaper published LOAN & TRUST CO., By ALFRED H. LAWSON. ' el Eatate Omser e FROPOSALS. Office of the D eats, wiil B e Rusust 30, jrnishing -\l hbor ind materisi elevator plant in o .'ré;:ung- Admi) flh;:; ington, D. C. are hereby notified that a n resnonse to dvertise: 5 ot stement | By Jeffery Farnol | Nick watched him with eyes of a dog- like devotion; and ever and anon rose shuddering cr{, “Nick!” exclaimed Sir Richard sud- “Who 14\‘ 1t cfi]ea t;‘u! z:::!etr"' y poor Jimmy in his . “Ha, Nick, ’tis plaguey ill to think such miserable end may come to my- self one day. “Lord not . . . not you, sir—" “Who shall prove my innocence?” “Yourself. sir—your friends—a alibi!” “All impossible, Nick . . . eircum- stance doth fcrmd"’ “May I ask—what?” "Ywu may. but I cannot tell—even » " Sir Richard paused sud- denly, for a large pewter plate in dis- tant corner appeared to lelp in air and fell clattering. Again rose slowly o‘ra L‘:imd. poised itself md feebly sub- “That's two!” quoth Nick, “should be three for a friend! There be some body about us don’t slnmx true? So saying, he arose, pistol and cocked it thou[hflully 'Sir, there be something amiss and 1 going up to see. Bide you here and have your guns ready, but don't stir unless ye hear a shot.” Black Nick leaped lightly up the two steps and vanished. Sir Richard drew his pistols, eocked and laid them ready to hand then, rising, erossed to where lay this strange, pewter plate and saw it was attached to a cord that led through a hole in the paneling. For some while he heard nothing save the faint, recurrent creak of the dead man's gibbet above. At last he was aware of other sounds growing slowly louder: there was a stumble of feet and a small man stood blinking in the light, one hand clenched upon Nick's arm, the other dangling and dropping blood. ‘Sir . . . they call me . . . “The Par- you being Nic . friend, answered Sir son, s 1 give ye hearty greeting.” "A bullel through the arm, sir,” Nick "At ynur service!” Ricl explained, reaching sponge and basin from a shelf. “Have ye any scissors?" inquired Sir Richard, tucking up his ruffies. “T'll slit up his sleeve and—-"" . . no!" gasped the tis a good coat this . . a bishop only iast week.” arose and contrived to s le ou the garment: then, sinking feebly into the arm-chair. “Spoiled, alack!” he sighed. “Ruin- ated, and fitted me like my skin! Wash it for me, Nick.” "Nay. Rob, emt he cursed; show us your a saying, Nick perforce eummed the ugly wound and fell to work with sponge and water. Black Nick washed, anointed and bound up the ugly hurt; while Sir Richard viewed this man whose ever-ready pistol-hand hfi’ made his name a terror far and wide. A siim, small, strange man was he, black-browned and of saturnine visage. Meeting Sir Richard’s glance, he nod- ded- toward Nick's solemn face. “How now, Nick?” quoth he. “Youll be thinking by tonight's work I've more blood on my soul as well as my coat— eh, lad?” “I'm thinking you're too spry wi' your barkers, Rob. How came ye by this hole i’ your arm?” “I met & young nrgfltn' ‘other side o' Lewes Pike says I. ‘The devil!’ says he, so I let fly and down goes his horse. ‘Now the favour o’ your purse,’ says 1. ‘TaKe a bullet!’ says he and firing from the dust, me. Then my other barker misses, folk come running, so it's whip and spur . . Never a guinea and my good coat spoiled! . . . There’s poor James now—hark to him! He sounds devil- ish uneasy tonigth! Ay, I must out to him: give me the Book.” Nick gave him the Book, & small, thick, much tattered volume, where- upon the Gallop! unwilling legs and stimbled upon his way. m“mck, what's he after?” inquired Sir icha: “Your honour, he be gone up for to read a verse and say a prayer over poor Jimmy.” “Doth he know me, think ye, Nick? Didst mention my name? “Nay, sir, I told him you were friend ©’ mine.’ ' ‘The Galloping Parson reappeared RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY. N. | End of South Carolina Ave ! Mugerne ‘ C I e Box Owner ."un ASBURY PAIL N.J. iry Park, N. J. A ean e le: 311 ., nei® N Sl ST e OCEAN CITY, Md. EAKERS S%,..5 947 ALK, m rubning water A I T :1" C. } ‘immons, Pr lmmhd THE DEL-MAR ™75 Private_baths. MRS. S. 1. CAREY. THE DENNIS B pie pine water JTerms Erhine u. n, Parson struggled to | 4 33 == s TECAN 70 BE AW PROBERS' ADVISER Judge J. C. Hutcheson, Jr., of Houston Will Direct Court Survey. Appointment of Judge Joseph C Hutchesen, jr., of Houston, Tex., as consultant and adviser to the National Commission on Law Observance and En- forcement on the subject of Federal trial courts and their organization has been announced here by the' commission Judge Hutcheson is United States district judge for the southern district of Texas, and was appointed Federal judge by President Wilson in April, 1918, after having served as legal ad- viser for the city of Houston from 1913 to 1917, and as mayor of Houston from 1917 to 1918. “In addition to acting as consultant’ and advised to the commission,” it was: | stated in the announcement of his ap- | pointment, “Judge Hutcheson will direct j the survey of the facts to be obtained for the commission relating to the or- | ganization, business and jurisdiction of. i the United States district courts, and” the question of appropriate legislation growing out of that study." Educated in Virginia. Although Judge Hutcheson was born - in Houston, in 1879, his parents were 1mnm and he was educated at the 1 Military Academy, Bethel, V. lnd at the University of Virginia. also received a law degree from the Uni- versity of Texas in 1900. He is dean of the South Texas School of Law. In addition to his service as district judge in his own district, J Hutcheson has sat as district_judge the other three districts of Texas, in the two Federal districts of Louisiana and in the United States District Court in New York City. Has Studied Legal Machinery. “While on the bench,” the announce- ment continued, “Judge Hutcheson has delivered addresses to various associa with the subject of crime ° Jjustice and served as- a memm:er of the American Prison As- number of articles to legal periodicals. “In the course of his service as judge, he has given a great deal of time and study to the modernization of legal ma- chinery and methods of dealing with crime and criminals, including study of the conditions giving rise to crime, the prevention of crime, housing and care or prisoners, and the passage of legisla~ tion with respect to probation.” MEMORIALTO PERPETUATE YELLOW BIRD’S FLIGHT Pedestal for Monument at Beach Near Santander Is Dedicated at Solemn Ceremony. By the Associated Press. SANTANDER, Spain, August 8- A monument, the pedestal of which was laid yesterday at Olambre Beach, near Comillas, this province, will perpetuste the memory of the landing of the Prench transatlantic plane Yellow Bird there recently after a flight from Old Orchard, Me. Santander and Comillas authorities” and the Spanish aces, Captains Jimenez and Iglesias, and much of the public for miles around, assisted the ceremeny, which was imposing and solemn. A banquet followed at the Club Oiambre, Jean Assolant, Rene Lefevre, and Armeno Lott!, the crew of the Yellow Bird, were present. Make-up to Match Ballroom. Makeups to match the decorations of the room is the latest among fashionable people of London. mcmtunoe ht!lmm was were pllnled with a deeper shade of the same color. Giant “Bouncer” Effective. Employinl Germany's tallest man as ! “bouncer,” is the easiest way to_keep. order. So say proprietors of a Berlin- movie theater after a trial of the ser-. vices of Jacob Naken, 7 feet 3 inches tall. The managers say that Joe needs only to present himself when trouble starts, for the trouble-makers take one look at him and quiet down. after some while, blinking down at them from the narrow opening which served as doorway. “And now, Nick, lad, gimme & hand wi’ l'r_gy toddling cheats and Il to So Nick pulled off the wounded man's boots who thereupon sank down upon his bed with s!ah of satisfaction, while Sir Richard eyed him in an ever- growing wonder. “You stare at me, Sir Richard” uoth Rob, with sudden smile. “And you know my name, it seems!” answered Sir Richard, smiling also. “Nay, sir, I but guess at it.” “You guess rightly, but how?” - “By seeing two things found together' in a little wood, sir, your signet ring and the body of & ‘murdered ma “Ha—you saw them found?” “With then two eyes, sir. I chanced to be hiding in that wood . and they were found by a lady and genua- man a horseback.” ounds!” exclaimed Sir Richard, in frowning perplexity. “Now who should they be?" “'Sir, T heard her name the gentleman Capt. Despard.” Sir Richard started. “Despard!” he repeated. ‘Then she could only have been—— “He called her Helen, sir.” ‘ Sir Richard was dumb awhile, and when at last he spoke, his voice was hoarse, his speech halting: “Who first touched my rinn" the gentleman took it up and instantly knew it for yours, sir.” " ? 'Becluse she pleaded, begged for it.” “She begged for it?" ‘For,’ says she, 4 must not be found!” And on my life,” cried the Onfloplng Parson, “I've known many & poor wretch hanged on less evidence.” (Continued tomorrow.) free. 38th_season. m:-z rooms. THE BELMONT 2ty et & rooms. LT.m!hA nable. |THTTT——!E ASTINGS HOTEL .0 Modern and homeli| wat lllfl rivate batl MRS. GHAB.R L _ VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. EDUCATIONAL. 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