Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1929, Page 45

REAL . THOS. 1429 Montague St. N.W. D. ESTATE. Open Sunday -‘31: -mmiml out, 2-car t’ 45x138, Beau. tifully landscaped. WALSH Dlllrlfl 7558-7559 815 11th Street N.W. T NER BRICK HOME MS, BUILT-IN GARAGE. $11.500—TERMS. A colonial type tapestrs brick home, lo eated in one of the prettiest northwest se tions, close to Grant_and Sherman Ci Gabriel s Church s and transmortation nerete {ront porch, recepiion hi 8 beautiful rooms, (iled bath and built ehower and tub, Iarge kitchen with one-piece sink. outside paptry. concrete cellar, built i . 'in_excellent e . hot-water heat. .H modern improvements. ehrubbery, nice rear vard. paved s e e s N oeiainalls’ $014. for A48, been reduced to $11.500 for im- mediate sale. with terms arranged to suit. Call COLUMBIA 7914, DETACHED BRICK ‘HOME Chevy Chase, D. C. $10,500. Tt is difficult to believe that s brand-new. entirely detached brick ome in Chevy Chase can be bought or such a remarkably low figure, ut _here it Well located, be- tween Conn. and Wis. avenues. close $o ‘transportation and other conven- sences. Tooms, ing room. wi or solarium: goncrete 1t throughout. mo i s, reh, ' metal the ~purch: 5t a new ho Chev? Chase: by all means make an early gngpection of s one INC., N. L. SANSBURY CO,, 903, 1018 Eee s NEOT . EI;ING PHONI EERVXC! '.NT!L McLachlen Bankm§ Corp n. ou o) 2 baths, o, ‘G’ ?00,1!9\;- nfllen c! -‘ogk! nd. ing Dorches: i3 6,750—¢ with b fiy’:’&. S rament Movwen: o- ation. Many other_properties 1n the city. Several house BANKING CORP'N, 10th and G. 0430. of Excellent Investment. 1742 Corcoran Street. Good Location for Colored. 3-story brisk houss, 9 th, Weetric Hent, Rot r Deat. metal sara 20004 C By Sty Price W. H. WEST COMPANY, 1519 K § National 9900. 16th ST. HEIGHTS. Detached Residence of 8 Rooms and 2 Baths. $15,500. This exclusively situated home is nflerrd l & figure that 'lH surprise 0 know values this re- section of mmn lxi!hrd ‘The house is individual in Both design and floor plan—an out: stamding feature being the unuluul size an lant proportions of t Fooms. " First fioor has & suitapie for & bedroom re is t-Acor Tavatory. Built-in Tarare: 1a must be sold 3 &y 5l Anance terms ean be arranged. L. SANSBURY CO,, INC,, 1413 Eye St.N.Y. Nat'l 5004. Phone Service Until 9 P.M. TAKOMA PARK. * ONLY $5,950. 3;700m and bath BUNGALOW. ¥ Oak floo: " transportation. ASH, balan {pan rent you ste pevine. PHONE_NATI BOSS & PHELPS, 1tors. 107 K BN National 9300. DIRECT FROM OWNER. OOM, 2-BATH HOME. N!AR lfin‘h 'AND COLUMBIA RD. e g Mecpink | Poren, preakiast ! '"“"-'"-'ondumny Ananced; easy N M IRICK HOI 37950480 A An attractive -room tapestry brick home with mansard roof and 3 large covered rches, on & high eltyation i s spiendid Rorihwest fommunity, convenient fo ‘schools, courches and’ transportation Tacill Tiled bath with bullt-in tub and show- ster bed soom seross entire front of P concrete cellar, with automatic hot- water hexter, laundry traye. Buile-in saraee: paved street’'and alley. In good condition wly-decorated; hardwood floors, hot w 1l modern conveniences. y $7.950, il cash payment and momh\y pay- of 380. Call Cleveland 1758-W stores, ties o $5,450 Good BRICK House with 2.CAR BRICK GARAGE High, NORTHWEST location only 2!, miles from center of the eity; 2 blocks from beautiful McMillan Park; convenient to car line, stores and schools. Well constructed with 6 rooms and bath, modern heat and electric- ity: just redecorated and in con- dition to immediately occupy. Terms that will appeal to you. Wm. H. Saunders Co., Inc. Exclusive Agents District 1018 1433 K St. N.'W. SPECIAL HOME BARGAIN The following houses have been traded in to us for larger| homes, so we can offer them at| special low terms and prices. 1117 7th St. N 8ix rooms and bath: lley: 2-car metal B e o e 4 885 ‘otrs, only 48,930, 1342 D St. N i [y Nearly ‘new, & rooms and_ batn metal e aTa 't the ¢ oo Regu.ar price, $6.950; ours, only $6.980. 1618 Potomac Ave. S.I e of the best squares on one o jausres 3. 753 I‘nnce(on St. N.W. t rooms and nun bullt-in us wide | concrete street, wit oarking; Near Scldiers' Hnme foos and bath; ITot, 20x120, fll I euiar Drxlu 18.350; ours, only $7.950, 1926 4th S gl!l ?ll "'l! doox. ngpec O:ly 38,950, 1108 E St. N.E. Six rooms and bath. 3 por prn- T e i south oS fe {980 ours. aniy $9.480 sular price. ow District 0908 and 0909. Open every night. hes. metal ¥ preity 1311 H St. N.W. recorded in Libe; | ot th THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THREE DOLLARS - [/ WewL, ANIE=MOU WENT YO WORK HERE IN THE STORE MO - FOR. “THE WEeK - ST | DIoWT St aae r ‘CAUSE \ jvouvan TART LAMP TUESDAY, DEC ANNTHING BEROF HANE ‘AWM G- BUT | WANT TO Sy T STORE-ROOM! THEY Mou Sh\v Mou'D> 8 SAT ey RS dad | el SEMWERS? EMBER 17, 1929. WELL, V'L MuLeE- ‘\r\\m \Y WIDOOW Lcmt\m‘ks- AUCTIO E{?okow 2 CAMP = ‘\\lfl von v mNt MBANN K\‘S S COLORED—10~ ROOMS e west. section: Colored: near 2nd ave.—7 r. bath. oo Srter ki nsh 4sT'R. K¥wTS. wir e Faiomae Ay, COLORED. Unfortunate circumstances have forced | sacrifice. and Girard sts. 5 and_bath, with all 3 cash ;b)o!ule \ 513‘0(1) HOUSE FOR $11, 9%, ATTENTION COLORED BUYERS. Splendid location on R street near 16th street. Large, attrac- tive dwelling; large lot to alley. Carries first trust of $7,500 at 5%4%. See Joseph M. Wise, corner Wisconsin avenue and N street. Phone West 200 = TLL PA’ brick _hous by Colored: ‘prefer Clear runrly o ;' small indebtedness. MANSOI a5 2168 "Vermont ‘ave: rank- AlYCTION SAI.[S. THOS. J. owm . son. AUCTXONI!R& 1431 EYE ST. TRUSTEES' " OF_ VALUA] TWO- STORY BRY K DWELLING tzwnlé; PRI zmsz: NORTHWES' By Ghtie of & certain deed of trust, duir recorded in Liber L ot of the land Tecords ‘of un District of Teal ot the pATtY Shed ™ ruvtees nt_of e nd neunmca i mlslgun (] $,inches front next morth south ¢ feat 8 inches front by the lullll o lat ccnmed in, Liver 21508 (herecords e .A" of o the DistHict of ™ “7" {axation purposes as lot 811 Ofe-thizd of the purchase n cash. balanc DI in one - e, centum Ser fr of . nl- ncund hy eua cl Yiner the Bron: i at the option Of the it of $300 will Te- au ¢ tim ale. Al eennnnclnl Tecoraing, o t eost of purchaser. Term ot Sale o by’ Complied with within thirts davs from day of sale, otherwise the trustees the property. faulting purel dvertisement of such bor ubtiancd ‘in " Washe SAMUEL_A. DRURY. JAMES B."NICHOLSON. T {ngton. D ©. WEN & AU 1431 Eve 8t.'N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE_OF VALUA!L! BRICK DWELLING. ' BEING _PREMISES - NO. 3114 R STREET NORTHW! By yirtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 3057, follo 405 he land records of ti Rimbla. and ai'the nu formerly known Beall's Second o nt (efl. "east of the in Section ot ssld B (Roxd) and 'rhmy »econd (Gormerty “Valle) " treets am thence southeasterly ‘with R _street 63 mz to the intersection of a 20-foot-wide A5, 1aid out by Gegree W, Pe Liber 9 the land records of the Dis- it of c?m i s, of SAle:One-third of the pu money o be baid I chsh palance in (w6 saual” instaliments. Davabie 10 one and twg rcentum per iv" trom day"ot at annim: Davable semi- arnial sale. secured sold, T, it o uiren at time of ‘sale" Al convera, eine, JinK;, elc. ot eost of purchas to be’ compl ith ch Test ‘ashing- ARDEN, aver published " in CHARLES W. W, Y CARKER ' JO .. flm F A OWEN l BON Ut NEERS, 14l E N-fi»ufir}n TRUSTEES' 0-8TO] CELLAR !mcl'sl !DWILL]N PoRTAN. | Al As No 2345 ONTANID gOAD NomrH: By virtie of & certain flesd of trust dul v No. '8043. folio 351 6t 260s 4 records of the Districh ot 'Go: d at the request of the party s eby, the undersigned trustees wi H R AR in front ef the prem {ses. "on . THE TWENTY-SEVENT! n £ o Mlllryl subdivision n’ numbered four (4) “Meridian HII v piat racorded in the office of the survever for the Distriot of Columbia in Liber County :’u ;"'02; l."h'o lmh(; tl‘ m‘t.'ho covenants that ft oy I er peotibie lubmmln? shall D to Negroes or or blood, this the ‘arms* Sold 0 ri truct for 34,000, further p.r?m’.’l.'.' dfllth will be announced at time nf le: lh! chase price above sald tru, DAl A deporit of $200 r-munu Sonve L recording, etc. at the' Burchesers Terms to be comblied with. within :n:fl;’ dhlvl"nfllflffl.l. l’;hfllfl forfeited and operty may Vertise, at the discretion of 'h‘ 'rllll i McGLUE, WILLTA de16-d&ds.ex8ukhol W "m"”“”' ADAM A~ WESCHLER & SON, Auctlonee TRUSTEF'S SALE _OF VAL] - PROVED REAL ESTATE. SENG prEM | ‘N(\;\"THW?ST E ANSAS AVENUE v virtie of & certain d rgeorded I Tine No. d 8oty 293 e e the Distriet of Co. nder: erusted Wil hyfl:uhnc lur.!'lon i front o DECEMBE P R, TRecdescrined Tang g escribed land and pre | the District of Cel Iambia, «:"" six (8) in Nellie in | e’ premises, ion y er plat recorded in Liner 35, at | tofio 30 1B the surveyor's ofice of the Dis. | triet “of "Columbia sauare numbered twents-one (21) being 3 purposes of Ralare numbered thirty hundred and eght: 40,,2018), "improved by & two-story brlck' Terms of sale: One-third of the el on. urchase vl st per_centum per an“um from day of sale, nnnbl! semi-annually, secured by deed of {rust upon the property sold, or ‘ail cash & the option of the purchager. A deposit of 300,00 require purchaser ' at time of le. ~ All conveyaneing. recordin TArial fees ‘at cost of purchaser. sale to be complied w thi from day of sale. othorwise. the ‘trustee serves the right to resell th the risk and cost of the fer fve du n per published in The ety nf Was AMERIGAN BECURTTY & TRUS m. A THOS. J. OWEN & 8 Large Midweek Sale of HOUSEHOLD BY PUBLIC Persian, 12x15 Turkish, also nial, ‘ware, Linen, Bedding and other miscell TERMS: CASH. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, AUCTIONEERS Desirable High Grade FURNITURE De Moll and “Mehlin” Baby Grand, also Upright asd Player Pianos, Oriental and High Grade Wilton Rugs, Sterling Table and Other Silver, Large Library, Hall Chime Clock, China, Linen, Ornaments, Etc. By Order E. C. Snyder, U. §. Marshal, et al. AUCTION At Weschler’s—920 Penna. Ave. N.W. Wednesday, December 18, 1929 Commencing 9 A.M. and Continuing Throughout the Day Handsome Walnut and Mahogany Dining and Bed Room Suites: Wilton Rugs, Mohair and Velour Davenport and Bed Davenport Suites; Hall Chime Clock; Davenport, Snap-top, Colo- Sheraton and_Coffee Tables, Tea Cart, Table and Floor Lamps, Chest of Drawers, Gov. Winthrop Desk, Hi-boy, Mirrors, Hoover Vacuum Cleaner, Wicker and Fiber Suites, Radiola, Bookcases, Smoking Stands, Ornaments, Chairs, Rockers, Breakfast Suites, Card Table Outflt Electric ‘Waxing Machine, Desk, Tapestries, Music Cabinet, Phone Set, Draperies; Library, including Harvard Classics, Shakespeare, Cooper, Encyclopaedia Britannica (late edition), Miscellaneous Fiction, etc.; China, Crockery, Glass- aneous household and personal effects. Inspection Permitted This Evening Until 8 P.M. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Automobiles By Auction At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. .WEDNESDAY d h ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, ‘Auctiong United States Marshal’s Sale of Desirable Household Furniture and Effects, Wil- ton Rugs, Chimes Hall Clock, Silverware, China, Ornaments, Linen, Etc. By virtue of a.writ of flerl faclas issued out of the clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the District of Colu. to me directed. I will sell e ta 5. usic Cabinel, tele: " table. ENYDER. United States Marcaall in and 1or the Diatrict of Columbia. NIGHT AUCTION OF 65 AUTOMOBILES AT462PA.AVE.N.W. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 18 7:30 P.M. GUS EICHBERG Ofcial Auctioneer, U, S. Government S N A BALE OF VALUABLE RE‘AE AT AL AR N s 2 TAND 034 HALF STREET By virthe of A certain fleed of trust, duls yecorded in Liber 72 and seq. of ‘e Jand. TPict of Golumbia; and &t tne reatest of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trus- tees will sell at public_auction, in (mvnvll;l)l TRUSTEES' PRO! prem: in"the Disirict of Columbia: and a5 And being lots numberéd nine (9} (10) and eleven (11) of L. J. McHu others " Subaivicion of part ‘et origina numbered one (1) in square numbere hundred and fortyfour (644), as per piat recorded in the office of the' surveyor “for the District of Columbia, in Liber 20 at Tolio 21 Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash equa) instaliments, pu TS. With interest ten iot six Hhie, TEedured by deed of " trust umon the roperty sold, or all cash at the option of he purchaser. A deposit of $100.00 on each house will be ‘required at time of sale. “All recording. atherwise the trustees reserve the right (o Tesell the prcperty at the risk and cost of defauiting purchaser after five dayy adver {isement of such ressle in_some newspaper published in Washington. D. . WILLIAM P. Non\mv _ael4-akds.exSu&hol ‘Adam A. Weschler & Bon, Auctioneers High Grade Stock of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS Cazh Register, Show Cases, Shelving. Shoe-fitting Chairs Tadow "Dispiay Pixtures. Tnmuuu Check Writer, Rus, BY AUCTION ! At the “London Shop” || 1312 Now York Ave. NW. || v December 20(h. un AM. Shirts, Hoxlery, e Rt o ERME O e & dec.17.18.10. Trultee s Sale of Property Dis- tinguished As Premises No. 4804 Fourteenth St. N. W. irtue of the last will and o Haward € Munck, Jate of the iy Columbia. %tk ";ONKEN“I]‘XE'I BaY: s AYFOUR o gertain parcel of eal estates situate in said t 18 in square n @ District, subject to covenants eon- {ained in_the deed to said deceased, to- gether with the improvements. eic. Terms of saie; One-third cash, Tesidus 1 (wo“equal instailments, paval one t Tom dny ol sale. 6% interert: | cured by the notes payable semi-annually, st deed of trust on of the purchaser and 'fir rty. or all v of sale b required at time m; plied with w !hln ‘“hirty days from dny o ule o daposlt forseitad, and the trustes. in A By Eow Ite“ den(. N, DLgNCRy derTa0ane . may procesd. readvertise and lQ" %LO Hlfl"pnerlycfl‘lm . CRAGIN, del0-dads,cxie “Trustee. | property sold. or all cash. at the v 0 f E_DAYS. N, AU”'OHE‘!. QT Eve Bureet N W. SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.- RICK DWELLING BEING IS COLORADO' AVENUE ue of & certain deed of trust duly No. 5899, folio 132 et set nd records of the Dist:ict o and at the request of the p of the lumb ihenebys the underdigned trustees wil Se*ae Public auttion: in ffont of the prem ises, ON MONDAY, DECEMEER AD. CLOCK. TRUSTEES' Ly o OF Aescrived lond and premic a hin Dmm of C'nhl"?m'a l(}u-n 2718 in Johi % t of “Peier's Mill Seai r PRemarta®ln The omes of the survevar for the District, of Columbia in Liber, 62 at follo ith the right aintain o enTngs 1 the ROFth wall of "he "Buliding now erected on lov 31 ‘erms of sale: All cash. A deposit of | be required at time of sale. All com'ynm'm' recordin. ete.. at cost of dur- cha of sale to be complied with Vithin thirts davs from day of sale. other- coat of default: & advertise paber pubiisned COVIER A, METZLER, IRA E. KELLER, e17.19.21,24.27.30 Trustees wise the trustees reserve tne right to retell ty at the risk and ¢ i Weshington. AUCTION SALES. SUTURS DAYS. WEN & €ON, AUCTIONEERS, (40 E5e Strect thw. TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO JALDABLE TWO Y BRI PARTMEN, HOUEES KNOWN AS PREMISES 300y STREET AND 301" OAKDALE PLACE NORTHWEST. Br Virtue of two certain deeds of trust dated November 8, 1926, being instrument N7 A 65, recorded November 8. T3ah among the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured inereby, the undersicned tristees Will_sell &t public auction. | THOS. 3. Harry Poretaks, s Roten, as per plat re. Mce ‘of the sursever for the ber 84 at folio &3 fepou 5 | will_be required at t parcel. All conveyancing, : at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within fifteen days from day ol oherwise lhr trustees reserve the right 16 resell the property at the risk and coat of defaulting nulc aser. after five dayvs' advertisement of such nfllo‘m lnmtcnlls- paper published in Washington, BORERT L McKEEVER. _ del1-d&ds.ext *_Trustees THOS. J. QWEN & SON. Nnacnonzzns. TRUSTEES' * SALE " VALUABLE = IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS No. W YORK AVENUE NORTH- WEST. Ry virtie of a certain deed of tru recorded in Liber No. 5263, folio 245 duty ST e Jana Tecoras of the District of 'Co- lumbia, and «* the request of the party se. cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will Sel"at ‘public auction, in front of the prem- THURSDAY. THE TW ENTY-8IX'TH AY OF DECEMBER. A.D. 1920. AT FOUR uancx P the Folibwing- mis escribed land . situated in_the District of and designated as and being lot numbered twelve (12) in David L. Morri- son’s subdizision in’ square numbered five hundred and twenty-four (524), as per plat Tecorded in the office of the survemr ot the Digtrict of Columbia, in Book 13 at page 182, erms. the purchase price above said trust At BT ehane TR epnets of $900.00-Feauired Bonvesancing. 1ecording, etc. at purchasers cost. Terms to be complitd with within thiriy days. otherwise deposit forfelted and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees G. PERCY_ MCcGLUE, JOHN 8. G. GALLAGHER, de14-déds,exSukhol Trustee EDUCATIONAL. PREPARE NOwW Editorial clerk, statistical clferk, fle clork, post_office_clerk: 18l Pat Office exam. The Civil Serv School. s.e_cor. 13th & F n.w. | by our easy famous for 52 m for free trial lessol Berlitz School of Languages 1113 Connecticut Avenue Tel: Decatur 39: THOS, J. OWlN & SON. AU mm:m 1431 Fye Street N. Trustee's Sale of Valuable New Two-Stery Brick Residence Containing Eleven Rooms, Two Baths, Two-Car Garage und Stable for Three Horses,| Known as Van Buren Street Northwest, | 1 Square West of Sixteenth Street, Lot Fronting 145.49 Feet on Rock Creek Park and Lot Fronting 112.36 Feet on Van Buren Street, Near Gov- ernment Golf Cour: and Bridle Path. This Property Has the Advantage of the City, Rock Creek Park, Golf Course and Horseback Riding Combined. By virtue of a cerfain deed of trust, duly | recorded in Liber 171 et aea. of tne land "ecuris of the. Dlstrict of Coliimb t the request of the pariy Secired thereby. the nndersigned trustes will sell al. public aiiction. in, front of the prem; ises,"on MONDAY, ‘THE THIRTIETH DAY Qr| DECEMBER, A 1930, THREE Lo A ihe i bliow ing-described land emises, situate in the Disiriet of Co- lumh . and designsied as and being lots §i nd 45°in square 274¢ in' Fulton B Gordol Subdivision of part of | Sixteentn Street Hills n aald sudhivision is recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of ‘Cotumbia. in' Book No. 61. n. - Bold_subfect to a prior deed of trust for $25.000.00, further particulars of which will be anncunced at time of sale the purchase price shove said (rust lo be paid in ca: A® deposit of $1. re- ™ Conveyancini. Tecording, etc., 't purchaser's cost, Terms to be complied with within thirty days. otherwiso deposit for: feited_and me'hpru:m;tm;yn' 'm'- drertised iscr y and resold at the dis he Lrur OWELL G aernnan VNS0 O rantze. . J. CWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TR S zvp‘? " OF _VALUABLE M- T“‘{:‘?i"&v’%n AL, ESTATE, BEING BRICK DWEI! ELLIN FAIRMONT By Ve J?°."I!‘m.n Fioed of trust duls recorde §248, folio 419 et seqa. of the )nnd rlwrll\ “of the District of Co- lumbia, and u the rrquu of the party e . lmn THURSD THE TWENTY- XTH DAY OF DF(‘EMB!R AD. 1020, AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOC! M Ihl follow- ing-described land and rur ate in the city of Washington. Dlx(ncl nl Colum- designated as and being lot thirtv- Jos. A. Bl“nflnnx 1.\lhdhx<mn T l I .:r 'H%. I”un‘!.!g of Cnlumhll. Auhwrl to all the covenants that run with the land, now known for assessment and tavation’ purposes as lot 33. square 286 Terms of nird of the purchase money to he paid in balance in two Sint tntaliments. ' one and two SOATs Wit Incrent AU seven per centum per annum. pavable ltmlxnflllll y from day of Sie Tgecured by o “trust Cuipon * the obtion ot the purchaser. A deposit of $500 will be required at time of sale. All conveyancine, TeCording. ete at cost of purchaser. Terms omplied with within 30 davs otherwise the trustees exeil the 'property Al vertisement of sucl per published in SAMUEL A AMES B mcnm.soN -ddn.exsun «n:lm Truste ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers THUSTERS' SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK AP DWELLING. _NO.* 1418 HOPKING s-rx::-r BETWEEN O AND 20th AND REETS NORTH- WEST." WITH BUILT-IN GARAGE By virtiie of a certain deed of (rusl. dated Julv 6. 1028, 1928, among of Columbia. Bar(yEeclred thereby. jees will offer for sa front AY. SENTY CEMB ., the follow~ jtuate in foli6's. '1., Districe O Gontmbin, erms "ot Canie: The above property will be sold sublect to a prior deed of trust for 0: particulars at sale; balance one-third rel r pavable In one year with ¢ l!c!lf:d .‘vdn:on % fl‘lg :l oroperts sold. or ll cash At rcmser, A" Geposit | of (530000 Dirchaser at salr ARl conves- ancing, le'mdln and notarial fees at cost of urenaser Mefms o be ‘complied. with in thirt V days from day of sale. ‘I'!D trustees reserve the right te r?'!l! Droperty at the risk ane ost of defaulting EIIC’)?“”“ after fl\! di ld\"llxfi‘m;:é ;\l Sinie ¥ published in Wfilhlnllflll U e AN, Jr. und. Vit &, Der pm Yecorded in L i off the surveyor for the cash o option 5" reouired of de12,14,17,; Premises 1630 "National University Law School | Winter Term Begins January 2, 1930, at 6:30 P.M. Standard three-year course lead- ing to degrees of LL.B, B. C. L. and J. D. | Graduate court's leading_to de- grees of LLM, P.L,S. J. D and D. C. All clasws held at hours conven- ient for employed students. School of Economics and Government Degree courses of collegiate grade offered in Political Science, Govern- ment, Economies, Psychology, His- tory, Finance, Business and Lan- guages. Address Secretary National 6617 818 13th St. N.W. | RESORTS A. 'ALL KAAES NOW IN EFI ECT Garage Waiter J. Eugby, Inc. aAtantie Cits, N 1. o um The utmgst. 13" Comiort. Service and Food. 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They had no background lox her, outside of the lit- tle house; Fllen did not remember her own father, and when the time came for them to wonder, Stella had car- ried the past with her where no ques- tioning was of any avail. ‘There was but one bit of illumina- tion, and that was when she started out one day, taking Missie with her. Lam- bert had not been at home for two days, and although the fare on the rse cars was only a nickel, they walked into the business part of the town, Stella had made an unusually careful toilet. It was Winter, and she wore a long black velvet cloak. Over her shoul- ders was one of the very short tight capes of the period, and her hands were thrust into a tiny muff. Her small bon- net sat high on top of her hair, and from beneath it came a heavy bang twisted into a row of small flat curls. Even Missie noticed that men on the streets looked at her with interest. But Stella was not looking for ad- miration, not that day, at least. Missie was breathless when at last they reached an alley and turned into it. "I There was a door there and a man on guard, but he let them in. “Hardly knew you at first,” he sald. “Miss Beaumont's expecting you.” “Have I changed like that?” sald Stella, suddenly arch. “Handsomer than ever, I'd say,” said the doorman, and there was t of color in Stella’s face as they went in. It was a queer place in which Missie | suddenly found herself—the wings of a theater during a burlesque show of the 80s: a gas-lighted. untidy place, filled with men and women. ‘When Miss Beaumont appeared. it was to show decided shock at Stella's appearance. “Why Stell, you poor thing!” she “Whatever have you done to your- ‘You haven't been sick, have you?"” “Well.” said Miss Be | sophically, suppose vou can't have | everything.” Then she looked at Missie. “My goodness, don't tell me this is yours!™ “You knew I had her.” “I guess T foract how time was go- ing. Sit down, dearle. Don't mind me if I have to change a bif Stella turned to Missie. “You get be- hind the screen,” she said. So it was from behind the screen that | Missie overheard the rest of that con- versation. Not all of it registered. “But what about Bertie? What does he say?” don't know, and I don’t care.” “Don’t tell me he's left you? “Just about, There's somebody else.” e e STEAMSHIPS, your cares IN A Duletide Festinal ON THE X Durhess ™D OF BEDFORD to December 23rd ]olly first days of a unique West Indies Cruise . . . Boar’s Yulelog...Sir Roger de Coverley and Virginia Reel . . . old-time Christmas fare . . . mistletoe and bean, Only 16 days of your time. hted with the regal Duchess of Bedford . .. from open sports deck to staterooms with real beds. Sail with her from New York. . . to Kingston, Cristobal, Havana, Nassau. Or, and Feb. 11th, from New York. VEHTRU,, AS Y\I\A‘\' This Strange Adventure By Mary Roberts Rinehart Newspaper Alliance and Metropolitan Newspaper Bervice. Miss Beaumont gave a long sigh. “Isn't that the way it goes?” she de- manded. “You get old and lose your “I haven't lost my figure,” Stella put in stoutly. “I measure exactly what I did when—" She checked herself and called to Missle, “You go outside,” she called. “Sit on the stairs. Don't you go wandering around, either. You hear me?” So that brief bit was all that Missie ever knew of Stella's one attempt to break her now useless chains. She sat on the iron staircase, and after a time a man went into Miss Beaumon room, an authoritative sort of a man, in a loud checked suit and a still louder ‘waistes L time and thon azeun came out and they went home. Missie saw that she had been crying. She did not tell Ellen about that visit. Ellen was a big girl now, 16. After school hours—she was in the high school—she would tidy Stella’s disord ly house with a sort of detached ef- ciency. She hated disorder. But that night, drying the dishes for her, Missie said out of a clear sky: hate men.” " said Ellen, scraping at & fry- are all right.” Lambert did not come home that night, and when Missie went into her mother’s room to say good night she found her before her mirror, surveying herself from under swollen eyelids. Missie lay in bed that night sleepless. Men were cruel, hard and cruel. You worked for them, you put in their studs and cufflinks, and saved the cream for them, and you watched when the steak was cut to see if it pleased them or not. And then they turned on you, and you could do nothing. Her father, Mr. Elliott, the man in the checked suit, the principal at the school, with his rattan standing in a corner— all of them were cruel. She hated them. And, mopt of all, she hated her father, But, notwithstanding the increasing irregularities of the household, Missie was a cheerful child. With the philos- ophy which children ]anx& 80 much more readily than adults, she took life as it came. When there was peace and comparative plenty she sang in a thin little pipe, and when matters were very bad, when Lambert had not been at home for days and Stella went around like a woman in a trance, she was quiet, watchful and wary, "W’Pe'l.l do you want for supper, “I don't care. You might open can of tomatoes." e 7 NS. when severed his connections with his family. ‘There had been no fresh o AR , 8] nize her defeat. Her passton ;:r Lam- bert had been, probably still was, strongest influence in her life. been utterly his. What m had was for his child, Bu.th'.hl flfll:‘n t Mflm e was almost apathetic Lambert left. She stood mt&f‘n'uh: in t through routine of straightening his tie bvfore the glass in th- hat m{. “That's all, s 1t?” o "Wbll. X'n told you about the rent,” e sal m'mm mind about that. Il attend He seemed to hesitate, put on adjusted it carefully, d.re':‘!fip t:’: :rE e "I'll aend an express wago: ner M his handkerchief. di oy d not “When? 1 luppou w m F-c ‘f,:r you. This be not there. Missie standing lm!de the kitchen door, 'nh “ her heart beating fast. She had a sense of drama rather than tragedy; she felt that this was the end, and be- cause she was afraid he might come "} 'o say good-by to her she hurriedly her hands on her kitchen apron. ut the next thing she heard was the closing of the front door. When- she went into the hall Stells was sit- Lln{ q‘lrx‘lzttly ":n t{w staircase. G nf get your father’s elothes in order, Missie.” she said. “We have to get his trunk ready by this after- noon.” ~She rose somewhat heavily, auldleydo hex's,delfx by the banister. “I Buess you an can get it out of storeroom. I asked 'hlm t:: fanoT t it ogether they carried it in front room, Missie bearing thgwbrgz of the weight, Stella ting. Not once did her composure g::k Missie, counting collars and handkerchiefs, hastily on a button here and-= there, was aware of a new ndmtnuun for the woman sitting there in her rock. ing chair. She felt a Jlow of love. A surge of | slyflndnl‘:.hy Suddenly she bent, er young cl her mother's raddled on':. o sk . *Poo! “We'll - T old mom,” shi 1 ”&t:i‘lm. fllzf You'll l:e? . Stella continued to rock sombe: ‘They're all l.hkl." lhe u&l fl{'ou can't trust them. y take every. thing and give hozhl.ng. 'l'hlu men !er of the tl’unk 8 house. to, ed only & short [you” quietness sett ST i, e, Dot rou ality with tread of masculine feet, ths‘h:nahu. tobacco and Peau d'Es; e, Lhe clutm of newspapers, all had him. Even during that termittent returns, there drama of waiting for him. would 80 by, and then there wnuld be the sound of his key in the lock, the open« il euantc e frcat docr. A fol’l'o', 'ih. vtuney had been r woulq ow { ‘With all hll’ num Stell certain stoical a h:n: B ories !hldunhtutlnmnum room Missie never knew, but later she was to wonder how the; R pared with, “lhe drab present; i¥ tlm! had not covred with the glamour of all lost things the struggles of her earlier - days. at she had been on the bur- lesque stage was clear; when, two years ~ Shatd the o i R £ 0] A e trunk in found photographs of eh I.nm th'y tumes of a d‘iety girl o( the late 105 .“g'lle.rly A hocked 4 en was shocked and outrage There was very little for;ivcnul“;‘lf- lelnn M‘Muieu )gmle r:m&%\:urh: that vis| eaumeon one of the best of them and kept it. “What do you want with #t? You 'e‘:;xe"'."shovl that as your mother’s pic- ! oX Jont tntend to -m‘ lllz i : ou're never about her." Do you hear that?” - “1 suppose she had to get lwnay somehow.” “The were decent ways to get she was married Missie b;l;;\le,gfl\lflcb\m X'.'Iltoshlmw ’ (Continued |.n ‘Tomorrow's Star.) “| 'FUTURE SWEDISH KING Ellen’s air of detachment was in- creasing. It was when she was settled at the dining table with her school work | - DODGES HAZING STUNT that Stella would open her door and ! call: “Missie! Come on up. I want to see you about something.” And Missie would go heavily. She feared those hours when Stella, unable to keep her troubles to herself, poured out to her her jealousies and her sus- picions. Lambert came back, of course. There would be a quarrel and then, instead of the old reconciliation, a truce of sorts. Stella would dress carefully, but she was moody and taciturn, and Lam- bert would be sulky and silent also. After supper he would put on his hat— he was wearing a derby now—and call to Stella: “I'm going to play some pool at Con- Vs, “That’s what you say.” ead ... holly. 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