Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1930, Page 31

REAL ESTATE, u-an o pretiily ma‘ attractive varieties $13,950—, 114 u‘? RUROK.. ‘ll.l“— extension recentl; eption room wit fioos inrelude & CUT AVE.—] VALUE, bullt-on rear 5 Rtis. rivate estate. Eight Ia #21,800—A NEW DETACHED BRICK HOUSE IN CHEV: American Design. s st Toden ‘nd beauiiful d contatniny space on manner. it goes. instantaneous Plenty ‘of tre Pee-ston Beaut ol vt ning room BED dredsing oom. 2 Toom A Splendid nroperty, finely located and remarkebly ow Brlesd: *16360—HERE 18 A ROOMY DETACHED HOME IN CLEVELA fooms (5 B! -CAR BRI home for those seeking the new house in a hish-class locality. ot Wn fi'hofl&. attic. '&l'fifu BUMLP-Lie GARAGE. Roel Creek bus, schools, ete SALE. LESS Ve CEo: TRorion T, Targe, full-width with fireplace, middls 1e- ith, freolacy o BATHS, thrée frcpiaces and store ) PARK. opposite besutiful nd '3 TILED BATHS. In" excellent. con: to mention here. See thit 1D G BUilt In the Early and 3 BATHS. Slau 8%6‘"‘ adcatates n ie ot LOT Soxizo, Just the Bee this before EVENING PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 9 P.M. BOSS & PHELPS, 1417 X 8t $7.950. $100 CASH—REASONABLE MONTHLY PAYMENT. Attractive in rooms, porch, paved Will sell by inspection. utch Colonial—Corner. $10,500. ated on an attractive corner lot best in Chevy Chase around re. Six large rooms, includ- ing & livine room the full width of ouse with colonial fireplace, tile bath with latest fittings, large ltving reh, pantry. numerous closets, et home is in exceptionally find the oak ipi equibped with awnings Garage. Easy BVENING PHONE sERvIcE UNTIL 9 P.M. N. L. SANSBURY CO,, Inc., itors. 118 Eve st N 03, GENUINE BARGAIN. I will sell my home near 18th and Col. rd,, 10 rooms and 2 baths, worth $15,000, for $11,500 if I can get $3,000 cash down at once. Address Box 359-M, Star office. 30* Nat $10,750. Just Off Sherman Circle. A lovely, comfortable, colonial-type situsted on wide prominent ived) avemue, within s moment's 8t. Gabriels, parochial school, schiool. stores, bus And car New house condition. gpic and from cellar . - Bix size- Tooms, tile bath with shower, inclosed breakfast porch. ast 3 ntry and s kitchen it will delight lg:",moflmsmwnhr Tousekeepers, ern con- venience is provided and many special features are included. Pront lawn and large rear lot ultluly fenced in. S P vis “FIT'S TIME YOU OWNED YOUR FRONT DOOR KEY.” £ £25, = st el qiner, Onier fi. one Tor $10,000; clear; o0 can make some money on his purchase m'gxua'n ot AT 0%, Remat s, 7101 CHISINUT ST, TAKOMA FTGRER & NN M. & R. B. WARREN 925 15th St. Nat'l 9770. New Modern Bungalow. NORTHWEST. $7,450. attractis bungal tive new bunsalow located vide SR S Pas. N. L. SANSBURY CO», Incs 1018 Bve st N wat. 500, .TACHED BRICK, $16,500. BEAUTIFUL CLEVELAND PARK. EIGHT ROOMS. ered i Lhis fine subur; and L inspection we are sure you will The spopintments ] h- in every way, beautiful”oak nn:n OVERLOOKING PRETTY ROCK CREEK PARK. _:fi'-' o E and lor MAKES RENTING RIDICULOUS. A FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW, $4,250. Situsted right at the D. C. line in Mt. h‘fl.h Md., is & cosy liti O'll&h'd ‘home & big M'lflfl mb.e‘lev ion ..flm hllh overlook man bmuu"ul territory. You would do well %o buy this comfortable and homey buni IW' ead of ying rent. Call and let us show you many advantages of owning of renting. R. M. HOOKER, Tower Bids. Metropoliian 2663. MASS. AVE. PARK, Impasmg Brick Colonial. An appealing. detached, brick lonial home loca! Sust off Woodley adjacent to 1‘1 and Cause- ¥ estates. The owner has spared no expense in making this home most and livable. Spacious ”u‘ 'llh tile lavatory, rooms, 3 tf baths, oak fioors wnulhoul. oil burnl with 1,000~ llnll nk buried in ground. built- " two-car garage, and ail unnm nces. This home has been completely redecorated and is offered h‘om‘unl'";:mm“‘ln.fl’ u:?' ‘other nthis exclusive section. SVENING PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 9 P.M. N. L. SANSBURY CO,, Inc., T $9,250. $500 CASH. Attractive 20-ft. Coloniul-type tapestry brick home, containing 6 beautiful rooms, Z;color-iile bath, buili-in tub and shower, reakfast and sieeping porches. Hardwood Boors ana"trim throuetant Lares S mitfor door. Auto- Spacious kitchen, one-piece sink and newest Garage. Large yard, shrubbed d_planted. One of the highest points | ml ashington. Convenient to schools, s IS and busses. Terms. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY, $12,500. Will Sell or Trade—Corner. Beautiful new corner in_Petworth, roome, g bath, bullt-in b v na screened, ire, garage. Bver: improvement.” Oail Lincoln 1974, s COLORED. SALE OR RENT—1313 Sth BT, ailes _‘xfi?l‘lbfil'émn i Ak "5 ailey. " Firs . M ; 5t st Nat 3856: " Clé Na 3 FOR COLORED 4647 HAYES ST. N.E. tile bath, hot-water heat, elec- Six rooms, ty. “hardwood 's, excellently equip- bod Litchens” soacious porches, front - and Pose Sucas Small First Payment. $45 Per Month. Open ernoot evenings ‘Take H hmt e?r' lllrlld‘ and it will take you within & few steps of the property. See representstive on prem- "HARRY A. KITE, INC,, 101 5th Bt N National 4848, REALTORS, National 9300, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Aumon Ilul» AUCTION lAl.ll. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, AUCTIONEERS BANKRUPTCY SALE OF JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, LARGE STOCK FRATERNAL JEWELRY, STERLING AND PLATED WARE, FIXTURES, SAFE, ETC. BY AUCTION At D. Alpher’s, 1117 G St. N.W. TUESDAY, P ANUARY 28, 1930; 10 AM. Stock includes: Diamond, Platinum and Gold Fraternal, Wedding, Stone and Other Rings, Diamond Flexible Bracelets; Strap and Pocket Watches, Soutoirs, Pearls, Brooches, Cuff Links, Scarf Pins, Watch Chains, Earrings, Cigarette Cases, Rosaries, Large Stock Emblem Pins and But- tons, Ete. Sterling and Plated Table Flat WI"‘ Vlfl, Bread Trays, Compotes, Bas- kets, Centerpleces, Baby Gift !I-:s, Fluim Ete. Mah ny and Plate Glass Jewelry, Gem and Sliding- Door Wall Cases, Iron Safe, Jewelry Trays, Work Bench, Lathe, Tools, Etc. In re Dave Alpher, Bankrupt No. 3257 Terms: Cash. 823,24,25,27 STER H. STEINEM, Trustee 1331 G St. NW. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. OWEN [ONEERS, 1431 l'lw AIJOI'I THOS. J. TRUSTEES' SALE OF OF VALUA!LI M- ERAQTEDGREAL ESTATE, BEING, BRICK 'g,m NO STREET By virtue of a nrtun deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 5"5. {ol o 346 seq., Of ihe Iand Tecords of te District cf 'Co- a and at the request of the party se- cured thereby, the lersigned trustees will sell at pubile auction, in front of l rem- ises, on AY, THE IRST DAY OoF IAI"JM A.D. 1930, AT FOUR 'CLOCK P. the Tollowin -described land lnd premises, situete in the city of Wash: ington, District of Columbia, and _desi; d hln( lot sixty (60) in Edwar bdivision of part of square 5, % r Dlat racorded in Liber 32, l Tecords of the office of the surveyor ol the District of Columbi: ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be pald in cash, balance in two equal’ ln‘!lllmtlltl A in one and two years, with interest at seven per centum Davable "semi-annusily from da: secured by deed of trust npon the Tty sold, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be required at time of sale. All conveyancing. reco! %, etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms be complied with within thirty om day of sale. otherwise the trus- serve tl it to resell the property and cost of defaulting pur- Tt Ty B B 2EET i o newspaper pul Washinston, D. & o prusy CHO! x.ton 1010.13,14,16,199031 AWTHE % THIRTY. CCLOGE EA gt RS e rrEs, 822,24, 27 i THOS. J. & BON, 'IONEERS, Xul Eye Btreet m‘t‘fm TRUSTEES' SALE OF YA REAL ESTATE. mn. BRICK D\ By virtue of four certain deeds of trust, {4y recorded in Liber slle, folios 435, 43 441 and 444 et seq., of the land records of e Bitrict of Colubia. and st the reauest of the party secured | under- All.g - 'NOS._ 1114 Caii” Cieveland | ereb; Slened {rustess Wikl sell &t Dablic suction, in_front of the m:m-‘ O, pTHURSI THE TWENTY-" OF nmum!‘ AD. 1030, AT POUR OCLOGK following-described Jand. sna premise gated In the ity of Washington, latricd 6t S Gess 2d ‘Deins. lots o by, Bfiraiwe: (i e (55) in Margaret L. Sands and Ezra D. Parker's vision of lots in square eight Hundred and eighty-two (882), 3 Dlat recorded in Liber 33, follo 106, of the Pecords of th Ofice of ‘thie surveyor of the Digtrict of trust upon the 8t the Sption of of § “mu.:& “Cost. of ‘Be_compiled A_deposit ‘be” required Fecordi Tith wi b it of paper trustees reses property, at r.nc ok ‘and aser, five da uch n Washb JAMES B, mcumon. Jall-14,thend&ds.exSu SATHE ABOVE SALE I8 leunnx of " the inclement wea HODR avy_plase OF THE TRUSTEES. .lna.s.! FUTURE_DAYS. THOS. 3. QWEN -—!—g‘mma sox. & e ory Modern Hotel Known as the Brighton, | ¥0zs0 Being Premises 2123 Cali- fornia Street Northwest, To- | sc g.tlu;_ With C::?’n Furnish- ings, Fixtures Equipment Therein and Used in Connec- tion With Said Hotel. By virtue of & certain d duly 7 qirte of a certain deed of trust of the lan Eied ineieby the underiened sell at public auct oN r until VEN, 93 1n ¥ Bones' subdivision lots 16, 17 and 18 igun:wuy u:““- 'of the first part now or to be instal in any building ! now or hereafter to be .mz-d on, the sai 1| property or any part thereof and used o i Tor aee 5 connaetian with the con- duct of such bullding s a hotel ment house, as well of such personal Which may be ma of which are declared to be deed of trust, and together with the rights Toads, ways, Waters, privileges, heredita. ments, spourtenances and advanisges what- soever belonging or in anywise appertaining unto' the 4aid premises, and the reversions and remainders, rents, issues and profts thereof, and all the estate, Tight, title, inter- est, property, claim and demand whatsoever ot 'the fu ot the Arst"part; of, In, and to_the same, and every part theerof. Soid gublect to'a prior deed of trast ToF $400,000.00 wnpaie sisnce of which 153378.333.33, further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale; urs chase price above said trust to be I-l cash. A deposit of 110,00000 required, Con- o R i s Che complied with 3 within fRifiy_duye: ‘otherwise deposls forfsited | and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustee. THE_ COMMERCIAL RATIONAL BANK OF ASHINGTON, Trustee. J. H. BADEN, 1822,24.27.20.31.1e.3 icé_President. | R A B PR AT T TR Weschler & Son. Auctioneer: BANKRUPTCY SALE OF DRUGS, PATENT REMEDIES, TOILET ARTICLES, RUBBE! GOODS, STATIONERY, TO- BACCO, PENKNIVES, ~CASH REGISTER, SAFE, SO DA FOUNTAIN, SHOW CASES, A. C. RADIO, ETC. BY AUCTION At No. 1342 7th St. NW. THURSDAY iy 30, 1980; 10 AM ts, !olp Fouder. Soometics Tofiet Betss sm“m. belonging to 1l and apart- ’ ‘and all renewals s R thae to.time, o1 re ered by ‘this Thermos erages, ete. Soda Pountain, tony Bt moorw Prescription Stock, Also d ories, Na- ur, sl _Iron il_Display Cases, Atwater Ke; o, Mirrored Bltk Blr. B lvl B, tra 2073, P |:=| THale Drur Blore. er, Trustee, Columbian Blds. ADAM A, WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. MAXWELL TRUCK AT AUCTION TO PAY REPAIR AND' STORAGE CHARGES. Notlce s hereby siven that on EATURDAY, FEBRUAR' O'CLOCK. Au we Wil Gell. by public_ aue tion in front f ‘the sales rooms of Adam A. Weschler & Son, 920 Pe) e o 1 e of the Virginia Auto Parts Co.. 8. Washington, Va. Par- ties interested please Ja37-fed, 14 ~ THUS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEE'S 8, r¥ VALUABLE APART- uokll..um SITUA’ T- NflCAl..lPOlNlA TARLE Lor WEST (LOTS ¢ IN WWARE 2530). By virtue of & ertain !le’fl.fl in Liber No, 6014, folio 471 et sea.. of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at the request of the Ili&l S Mok e dhierlend, St atction. 1o ‘rone ot the ermises. TUESDAY. ~ THE TWENTY Elun'rn 'D“ OF JA“VARY. A.D. 1930, AT P.M., foliowing e ll:rl ind _and l!l’!'mll!l. llhll!e in Ot‘{ Washington, District of Columbia, and designated as and being lot numbered one nundred and seventy-nine (179) in Rust and Kennedy's subdivision of part of “The Widow's Mite: and 0ow known a8 ~Washing ton Helght: ner plat recorded in th office of the surveyor for District of Columbia in Liber County 19 at folio 185; sublect to agreement fixing the bullding lin at 13 feet south of the south line of Call- o treet, as l.hl'll on llfi recorded in id_Jurverors ofies in Liver Gounty 15 at follo 28. Also lot numbered nine (9) in Corcoran's subdivision of land now known ““Washington : per plat at- tached to Fecorded Tn Liber €07 at folia 1 of e land records of the District of ColumML id lot numbered nine (9) is lllbi'c the covenant that no building shall be erected thereon by Ha ‘Wardman, Thomas P. Bones and James D. Hobbs, unti the debls’ secured by deeds of trust re- %orfl Ozl‘qb‘n; }llh 7.‘ll lna rum'ema os. 31 and 33 of and records of the Bidiriet 87 “oafumbis been paid. The above-described property is how Enown for Durposes of assessment an numbered one hundred and seventy-nine 179 :d nine (9) in square numbered twenty-five hundred and thirty together ith the improvemes ‘consisting of six-story building of brick nn steel con- struction, containing Afty- rtments (total o{' about. two hundred ‘and fourteen large, cafe, frelghi and passener modern in_eve; known “The Westmoreland.’ sublect to & Fior deed of trust in Liber No.. 4485, follo 6, land records of the District of columbil conveyi id lot numbered one (179) mufl“&h’-’m.mo? - hundred fifty thousand dollars (3150,000), dated June 1, 1922, due under extension June l. uu. begring interest at i 7 T centum per snnum, nnull 'hlth trust prub&bl! Biay 'be Tenewed for ‘s longer beriod upon payment of one (l) r centum commission; and further subj a prior deed of trust in Liber 1547, fol fl. land records of the Dilh'hl:t of Columbia, conveying e 9 deed of trust duly taxation as lots aid ted due under. uunnon April interest at the six (8) per centum Der amium, Bayable semtioany “Terms of .on;g;m of the' purchase " over . Brances a 2508 paid . cash bal- 32, bearing brances afore ance on or before three Tears, with intersst oL s« r centum ver afnum, payable Semi-anoualiss & deed of trust w shn prope i er oh , at the option of the purchaser.’ A ¢ 5f 110,000.00 will be reauired st time of sale. Al converancing, recording, etc., at S RS sty 30 3t "Sale. otherwise the’ trustes Plet® o Pesell ‘the properiy at the risk gost, of, defauitin aser, after daye’ ac auen redale in of newspay nuu 4 in Wash lnam;; on..B. ©- 'NATION = M D PoCsent. Northeast corner 15th Street and New York g fi:fl“fi;""“‘"‘" CIVAL WILSON, Secretary. sati-adednine B Anm A wmm.ln & loll. “Auctioneers. n&rgfifi i i virtue of s certain deed of trust re- | in Liber No. 42, folio 483, one of d records of the District of Colum- default having been made in’ the. ment of the debt escured thered the request of undersigned trustees. will ofier B ke ey JANUARY, 1930, UR O'CLOCK Bre. VIV Hhet: vareet 5f 1and situste. ana jn the District of Columbis snd de- anm o?l’ 2, 5 st S% block’ sub- “Pleasant Flains as n the office of the sur- Desor Tor the District of Cotembla in Liber County 16 at folio 11, together with all the im) ts thereon. money to be pi in two equal llullll-nnu payal d two years from the day of sal Ilth interest at the l‘lh of six per l.fll\lfl T n“i-b!“‘ itil payable sem! an payments ll" 3 lll’l! deed of trust fln Ih. 1d, or all cash, at the option of hner A deposit of $300 will ll of the Ineh-ur at the time of lfi:hilflu of the bid. Examination of tit] iveyancing, noun fees and record- ll the cost n! h- purchaser. The terms e ln complied with within Ihfll) (30) !lll day of , other- wise the fllWl“ wil ummfl and the trustees reserve right 1l sald B S T B ane it St = published in the District of lumbia. mrm BAI N 37 © hu-(u-.u's‘u‘ s01 Col '! Vlr{ll. of l certal l‘(n “1’ iber No. .’l.fl. folio 203 et sea., he land records of the Dllll’l:l o{ C lumbis, and at the request nlg secured thereby, the undersigned truste will sell at D pnufic suction, in front of the rems TUESD; THE TWENTY. 51 I DAY OF .nmmuur. AD, 1930, AT THREE-TWENTY O'CLOCK foil {ng-described Tand and _remiscs, the District of Columbia, and des) and being original lots 10, 13, 5, 16, 17,and 1 1067, Fmy: Bold sublget to e brior deed of trast “or 35,500, further particulars o e; s Burchase price sbove in cash. A de st purchaser's which will be announced ing, o ‘ms’ to be complied with “within thiriy days, otherwise deposit forfelted and the property may be advertised and resold st the diseretion of the trustees at the risk and ‘oout of the geleuiting purchaser. THOS. J. QWEN & SON, Amrn l!m T EYE BT WO SALE OF VALUABLE SEVEN- _lggn BRICK BUILDING KNOWN"AS RTHWEST. . GONTAINING FONFT. WS APARTMENTS, T f n certain deed of trust, datsd recorded In Tiber 5282, 4t follo 31, among {he land records of the of Columbla. and &} the reaest of the Secured thereby, ‘the undersigned trustees il selt at” publie atetion, in front ot tie Bremizes. on "IOESDAYT: Tie v TGHTH DAY OF JANUARY. AD. 1050 AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P the foflow: ing-described land and_ premilse the District of Columbia. and. d snd belne pare of ormn.g ot 30 152, excebt” the ‘weat 5 e i hereot Gt Sald 1ot 4 erms: subject (@ & Drior deed of trust Tor 304,000, further . pArciculsrs of hich win ‘be ‘anriounced at time of saic; The “purchase’ price above Said {rust. to" b Daia"In ‘cast A deposit of 5,000 reauiren Convevancing, Tecording, ‘etc.. at the pur ost. "Terms (o be complica with wIhin “thirty dayer otherwise depanit Tou | ietted_ and"the 'plp n;y"m"'b:hl vertised at_the discretion of the tr HENRY J. ROB —_— Tli?‘l Q‘Ul.‘ In17-d&ds.ex8u -rfl.:n'e’n A“W AUGTIO QWEN 1431 ln Btreet N.W. or SALUABLE Two. e Noxi A . Tecorde At folio ‘186 records of the District of f:nmmgfn."-'.'e n'"‘ - fro emises NES- AY:, FEBRUARY "PlFTiL msf' AT ‘numbered ow ieht (48) in Geores 3" phum GO aton anckton's ivision_of square numbered Gred and thirty-ihtee (‘ et e, corded in the office of Biatrict of Columbia. in L ojio 10. Terms of sale: One-fourth eash; balance in one, two and three years, with interest ai Six per cent per annum. " puyable. sem ily. - Devonit, of "3300.08" Teauired "t ale, and, the purchais? omsd 0 )mn date’o o eul-n o ime FE- 7 oR 1824-d&dbs,ezBe ‘Trustees. o et front by fuil Liber No, AT TWO- ] N te NTY- d a A O'CLOCK ing us FUTURE DAYS. ADAM A WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. USTEES, BALE crr NUALUABLE REAL ESTATE COMMERCIAL EONE. TMBROVED BY BRICK DWELL. B e Beribly, AYD L cAPmL AND " 1st BY Virtie of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 5914, folio 101 et sea., of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at request of party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by bublic siction, in front of the premises. on THIRD g FEI rl:BiwARY. Snapremises. lumbis, to wi in_Joseph 8. 677, ‘as per plat recorded in Liber N, folio 274, of the records of the office of surveyor' of the District of Columbla, scribed as follows: e Beginning at _the north. west corner of said lot 94, and running thence east 60 feet along Jack.on alley: thence south 86 feet 6 inches; thence west 60 feet, and thence north 56 feet 6 inches to_the of beginning Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase be paid in cash, balance in two liments, of purch: with, intere annum ffom de annually, securs property sold. or all cash at option of chaser. A of $300.00 requir sale. “All conveyancing, recording and no- tarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to be_complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the xight to resell property at risk and cost of defaulting purchager afte d- Yertisement o such ressle in paper p ed _in_Washington, WILLTAM B MeoARTHY, MANTZ. Trustees. X per cent per payable semi- of ‘trust upon ELMER .24.27.20.31.e3 Adam A. Weschler & Son, Auctioneers Household Effects For Every Room in the Home Davenport, also Bed-Daven port Suites, Walnut Dining and Bed Room Suites, Rugs, Victrolas, Radios, Breakfast Suites, Desks, Mirrors, Lamps, Kitchen Cabi- nets, Day-Beds, Tables, Electric ‘Washing Machine. By Auction At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. WEDNESDAY January 29, 1930 Commencing 9 0’Clock A.M. and Continuing Until About 4 P.M. THOS. J. O SON, AUCTIO 43 l]l Street N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY _BRICK _AND PEBBLEDASH DWELLING KNOWN AS PREMISES 319 SHEPHERD STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5859, follo 180 et sea., of the land records of the District of Co- lumbis, id_at the request of the party gl el e e, i 'WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY- 1930, AT described uate in_the County of hington, District of Columbia, and designated as and being lot 50 in the sub division by Swartzell of block 109, orth Addition to the City of Washington.’ per plat recorded ber county 3% folio 120; block 109 now known as square 3313. "Peris of sale Ohe-fourth of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in three equal installments, payable in one, two, and three years, with'interest at 6 per centum Der’ annum, pavable semiannually, " from day of sale, e by deed of trust upor the property sold, or all cash, §¢ the option of the pu A devosts ‘of 3800.00 will I mt Ol rlll:hlul’ be complied with within rom day of sale, otherwise the irustee reserves the Tignt to Fesell the Brobe erty the risk d it of defsulting atter five days' advertisement of Buch "restie {n' some’ newspaper bublished 1n Washington, 0 Q% 1. MeracHLEN, o E 1820.22.24.27.29 rviving Trustee. THOS. J. OWEN & _SON. AUCTIONEERS. 1431 Eye Street N.W. OF, VALuABLE Two. SHELLRG, VAAREs TE% GONNECTICUT AVENUE. By virtue of & certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 8165, follo 13 ef sea. il SRvE SCPORER o8 i '%:u‘r:‘l‘:d & - and prem- izes. situiste in the District of “Columble, and geaienated as and being iot numbered forty- five (45) in lllMl'llkl )y Chevy Chase Land Company of lots in square numbered nine- teen hundred and eightynine (1989). as per at ncord-d in the ice of the surveyor fo) itrict of Columbia ln letr 'l'l at , sublect to covenands of record. | “Torimi:" Boid subject 1o & Brigr trust for $9,000.00, further Dartic which will be announced at time of s e, the urchase price above sald trust to be paid n cash. A deposit of ‘c required. Con- ncing, recording, etc., at purchaser’s cost. oot compieg, Wil wiia tSE eited _and ' the irty may be advertised and resold at the pro scretion o the trustees, cE!I.;DAu. Trustees. ABSOVE DE- 112,141 A THE PURCHASER OF scribed property having failed to comply with the terms as stated therein, sold prop- grty will be resold at his, risk wnd cos THURSDAY, JANUARY, THIRTIETH, AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. place, and under the ditlons. oy ompER OP THE TRUSTEES. 234-0805.0285 By Auction Automobiles At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. WEDNESDAY i THOS. J. QWEN & SON, 1081 Eve sireec Now. | O EERS: 405, among the land records of the District of Columbias and at the rea of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustess will sell, ublic ;llc’ll!&n in front of the on, District of Columbll .nfl,d Il as ‘nfl Nln( all fll original lot one art of ol'a 1 lot two (2) in lf Ired and twenty-nine (529), sald ind of lot being contained within the fol- d bounds, viz: Beginni southeast curn:r of sl fowing for the 1ot one ) thence north along west one hundred and ) teet, ¢ ance west sixty-two (62) feet nine inches, ence south elghty.ons (81) teet, thance t thirty-one (31 ce south sixty. reet and thence (9 inches to the ‘place of beginning. Terms of sale; One-ihird of the purchase money to be pald in cash, balance in two eaual instaliments. payable in ong and two Jears, with lnterest ot six per centum per . DA 'mi-annually, from day, of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the roperty sold, or all ¢ t Poe Secorain P Sl th wi thirty days fi any of ‘ale. otherwise the e right o resell the prop- d jcost of defaulting pur: advertisement of guo)ua iper published in b ADVERTI fll‘l" - g T ST N Illl.lhfll..m“‘ gl e Washington, AUCTION SALES. “FRGK T OWEN & BoN, 4 UCTIONEERE TRUSTEES' SALE OF _VALUABLE _IM- PROVED _REAL _ ESTATE, ~_BEING By virtue of a cert: recorded in, Liber No. $910, Tollo 18 et sea. of the land records District ‘of Co- luml:ln and at the !mlt of the party ured thereby, undersigned trustees 'lll sell at public suetion, in front of the f’ mises, on FRIDAY, TB‘ ‘l‘lmflm‘l DF -IANUMY. 1930, AT TWO- TY-FIVE O CLOGCK, P.M.s the ollowing flucrlbvd Jand and premises, lltulll in the District of columhh and design: -nu b!l t numbered forty-one (CII Woodward's subaivision”of jots 16, 11 and 18 in block numbered eight (8) in George Truesdell’s subdiyision of part of original ingsborough,” known as “Eckington” “George Trues Addition to_the Clt’ ol ‘Washington,” per plat of first tioned subdivision recorded in Liber Il A folio 64 in the surveyor's office of the Dis. trict of Columbia, :le( t & strip four feet ln ‘width condemned 1 istrict urt, cause 1864, and except "albo & strip 1ia teer 'llll dedicat gl for .ll". as shown on piat in iber at folio 83 in sald office, luhlul to covenants of 50 the east one-half of the parcel of llnfl in said square designated as alley closed on Plll recorded in Liber 48 at folio in said surveyor's ofce. The whole formerly sssersed” for’ taxation as”lot 803 and now known for said 811 and 812 in square 3567, lmlhar 'flh the improvements, consisting of 3-story brick apartment hous containing 30 apartments. ‘Terms of sale: One-f rd of the purchase money to be pald in cash, balance in two equal fnstallments, payable in one and two yei with interest P-r centum per an- num, payable semi-annually from day of sale, of trust upon the property at the option of the pur- it of 33, will be required All conn’ln:ln. record- ing, of purel “ferms of sale to be colnnll d 'llll Illhln thirty days from day of sale, Otherwise the trustees rllht to resell the property at Siter five Sare adveritsemiam ol s e isate ent of such resale \per published in Washing- ALD i KB LE, Trustees. " deed of trust duly Ia21-d&ds,exBu Adam A. Weschier & Son, Auctioneers Modern Garage and Machine Shop Equip- ment, Service Truck, Office Furniture, Etc. AT STANDARD GARAGE 1815 L St. N.W. BY AUCTION THURSDAY January 30, 1930, 10 A M. ““Weaver” Iyll‘ 11i %ll ll“-..‘.‘r' i"":i.. Drilis, 20- sTEES ALE _OF VALUABLE nv glfla ESTATE. CDNBIITD(O By virtue of a cel deed of trust duly recorded in Liver No. 5034, follo 249 et seq., % "the land records of the District of Co- Tum d ‘st the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees Wil sell, at public auction in front of the "m"O.# gn THE THIR' ated as and ~four_ (84) 1n P. Bones’ ‘numbered six- ‘adartion %o the ‘Wagi s n_to ity of Washin P r plat recorded T Laber 0. ml‘:‘?‘. of the' records' of the office of the surveyor of the District of Co- fumbia, now Rssessed as lot 84, square 2100. Bubject to the mdltlon that no bullding shall be erected on said lot within 15 feet of the east line of 28th street (front line of sald lot), except bay windows projec- tion not over 5 feet and porches not over T3 feet. Tmproved by premises No. 2829 28th street. Subject to & prior deed of trust of record for § Terms: Sold subject to & prior deed of trust “for ‘340.000. further particulars of which will nnounced at time of sale; the purchase price above said trust to be aid in e it of $1,500 required. Eonveyanch etc., at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within fiteen (15) days from date of sale, other- wise trustees Teserve the right to resell the Droperty at the risk and cost of defaulting | Bled purchaser, after five days’ el i “some ‘newspaper ‘pubiisned in . ©. AROLD E. DOYLE. WA T 8ILER, 1820-dads.exSu ‘Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES' SALE OF JALDABLE M. ROVED REAL ESTA G o APAR® " BUILDING, l'o !lll 28th By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 5924, folio 253 et sea., imbia, 354 IE°Ihe"rsusat of fhe party se: s etion: 'CLOCK . nl lowine-described and rem- oF esten: Clenty-five |u| 'y Thol Bones' subdivision of part of block numbered sixteen (16) “Woadley Park now known as Waggaman and Rid dition to the Oity of Washi s Diat recorded in Liber 80, folio 38, of the gecords of the office of fhe surveror of th mmm“g ltlm.hnl‘l. ad as lot 85 square no, bullding &.’i’f within porches not premises No. Teet. 331 28t ‘sircet. rior of trust of record for erms: 000, e ':: Id sublect to a prior deed of particulars of which will lluwuneod time of sale: the purchase price above sald trust to be ald in e A de required sit of 31800 onveyancing, recording. etc. ut purchaser n lm- I8 dave Frons st at ‘rais, Stno trustees reserve the right to resell th DrODOHY. ot the' Hak Snd amk o defaulting purchaser, after five days' advertisement of n some newspaper published in FARRIR: 1. S fien, 1820,d8ds,ex8u ‘Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IM- 'CONSISTING PROVED EROUODERN APARIM BUILDING, NO. 2827 28th STREET. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liver No. 6024, follo 245 et seq of the land Tecords of the District of Co- lumbis, “and at the requsst of the party thereby, the undersigned trustees Vil sell, at pu ile Suction In_tront of the THIRTY-FIRST ises. TY - DAY OF :nmmv. 'A.D. 1930, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following-described land Sndpremisce, Hituate s the Dlstsict. ot Goo lumbia, and’designated as and being lot numbered elghty-three in Harry Wardman and Thomas P. Bones' subdivision of parc k_numbered sixteen 38, ot "the records of the office of the sur- veyor of the District of Columbla, now assessed as lot 83, square 3109. Subject to the condition that no bullding shall be erected on,said lot within 15 feet of the ‘east line o' 28th street (front line lot), except bay windows projecting ;:u;l over 8 'feet and porches not over 7ia eet. Improved by premises No. 2827 28th street. Subject to & prior deed of trust of record for | 340.000, Terms: Sold sublect to & prior deed of trust 1 further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale: {he purchase price above said trust to be pald in c it of $1.500 required. Conveyanc! ncnt ing, etc. at purchaer's cost. Terms plied with within ffteen (15)" davs froms ‘date of ‘sale, Sther: wise trustees reserve the right to resell the Dproperty at the ris! cost of defaulting purchager, "after five days' advertisement of such in_some newspaper published in Washington, D, C, HAROLD E DOYLE, 1820-d&ds,exSu Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Un- lmprov.d Lots in “Fair Lawn Manor.” By virtue of two bll'.lln deeds of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. l”l, lo‘ln 191, No. 4411, folio 279, 1and District of Cfllulnbll, and of ‘the party secured thereb: the undersign trustees will offer (or sale at m|hl|c lllcl on. in front of tl remises, on FRIDAY, ‘JANUARY THIRTY-ONE, 195 & POUR OOLOCK P the Tolowiae scribed nnmlu situate "in the District of Columbia, to wit: Lots 8 and 9 In squar 3170; and | iately thereafter lot five all of uld lots being in nni‘z “Fair Lawn Dl rl:t of Columbia. All cash. Taxes to be .11 sied lo date of sale. A depoul will be required Sonveyancing, recording, ¢ m nB:h- mn":: compl -'.'1';" -'szn lhlJ\y s fll- from, day of and rrmny Tesoid ‘81 Fisk and cost of defatit: s purchaser, a or 3500, Vo' (5) Save hdveriise- { Such reale in some newspaper pub- hed in — 1027-d&ds,exBu Trustees. MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1930. CONFEREES PREPARE FOR “AD” CONVENTION Federation Officials Meet With Local Business Men and Government Leaders. C. C. Younggreen of Milwaukee, president, and Earle Pearson, general manager of the Advertising Federation of America, were in conference here Saturday with local business men and Government officials over plans for the federation’s twenty-sixth annual con- vention, which will be held at the Wil- lard hotel the week of May 18. Members of some 20 women’s adver- tising clubs afliated with the federa- tion also will be present. Extensive pll.lu for the entertain- ment of the delegates are being for- mulated by the Advertising Club of Washington. OFFICIAL NOTICES. ZONING COMMISSION, OF THE Di of Columbia, January 24, 1930. In accord- ance with the provisions of Section 3 of an Act of Congress, approved March 1, 1920 (Public No. 153, §6th Congress, entitled “An Act to regulate the height, area and use of bulldings in the District ‘of Columbia and Lo, create o Zoning Commission, and for 5,”") notice is hereby given that earing will be held in the Board st Bullding beginning 1000 A0 renruary. 5. 1930. for the B pose of considering theé following proposed eh:nael in the Zoning Regulations, and the boundarles of the use, heign i Change ‘th and farea dis- ph on ' ‘ot 'the Zonine Resulntions as Dart of fon ITI, to Tea “Provided that in the Tesidential "district a public garage where no repair facilities are maintained may be established, erected, or enlarged if, when rmit 15 {ssued. th on flle with the ioners of the ict of Columbia the written consents of the owners of 15 per gemt of (s) the property within the sauare where 1t is to establish, erect, or Shlaree such’ nw and () of all of Droperty within 200 feet of the proposed tablishment; " pravided, however, that part of said garage, except & basement fage, shall be within 75 feet of any strest buflding line. In computing the area of consents reqilred under this regul much of the property as is used Garages or_stables shall be counted senting. The Commissioners of th oF Coltimbia. may deny approval of an u plication for to" erect such public in the” Fonidential district. 1t After ue_public hearing held either on petition of residents or of property owners within the area of consents, or on the initiative of the "Commissioners * themselves. they that the Jocation of the proposed its entrances, or of its exits is su Cuuse Objectionable tratic oF otherwise erous conditions. 5 a3 part of Sect i Room of the on top of pai new paragraph to house a public leins “facilitiés ate_maintained may be blizhed, erected or enlarged Without con- ts Of property owners; provided that the floor area of such garage does not exceed one-fourth of the tol s designed §0r ise OF Used by tenants in. such aparts ment house; and provided further, that be_approved is: strict RESTRI TO RESIDI 60, C AREA: front parts of lots 817 and 325, square 67. known as 32110 Massachuseits Ave, NW.' 3, CHANGE FROM FIRST COM: MERCIAL, 310", "D “AREA: ot 800, sauare , Known as 'The University Club, north- corneristh and 1 Streets, NW. 3 M ENT! SHNE CoM AREA: lots 50, Bl 82 86, o7 n&»lx& 818 and 819, sa Bieet, ‘ang 1132-1134 J00h Strect; N, 3 CHANGE FROM FIRST oTAL, 60, © AREA TO SECOND ln.ncuu.. 60, D AREA: lots 864, 365, 868 and 867, squa: 2560, "known as 2524-1348 Champlai Stree )8 ANE TO PIRST ICIAL, 60, C ‘AREA: lots 803, 804 and 818, square 2898, being the southwest corner New Hampahi Avenue and Rock Creek Church Road, N.W. 6. CHANGE FROM w0, A RESTRICTED AREA TO ', A AREA: ch of Parcel 88/192, nu Rorih of Sheridan Birest, "N W kindliness. ,» | intimate A TO B AREA: 80 much_ of Parc th of Sheridan mree 14th and 16th Stre 5 now “soned Resi: NTIAL, 40 & RES £S5 TO. IDENTIAL, 40, A SEMI- CTED AKEA: lots 23-36, ‘both in 1813, located ua; on the west Side o ‘Shth Street, betwesn Pulton and Garfield Streets, N. 9. CHANGE FROM NTIAL. 60" % RESYRICIED ‘AREA 'm RESIDENTIAL, 80, A AREA: lots 16 and re 2106, being ‘on the northeast cor- e Uth Bircer and Cathedtal Avenue, N.W, 10, CHANGE PROM RESIDENTIAL, 60 AarS A PIRST . COMMBRCIAL, 00, & ARER: Tobs 1. 3428, both inciusive, sauare 2069, jocated on the west side of Connecti- gut Avenue, between Newark snd Ordwa Streets, N.W. . CHANGE DENTIAL, M RESID) Hamiin li‘nm, RESIDENTIAL, RES 1AL: 407 C AREA: lot. 03 saunte ¢uws."::.,... 5 1800 Brentwood Road, NE. ‘CHANGE FROM RESIDI W » A Am TO COMMERCIAL, 40°, C_AREA: lots 801, , 803 and 15, square e D R R ots’ 13, 13, A 3876, Exown: s 501-b18 Alabama Avenue, BE. W. B LADUE, Pl L. DOUG] umm i 0, "DAVID L 8. GRANT 3rd. Zoning Comm! lh. District of Columbis. kL LEGAL NOTICES. TLLIAM W. BRIDI X » Bl U, Aitornere: IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia.—Holding & District Court.—In re: Condemnation of land for extension of Nebraska Avenue from Wiscon- sin Avenue to Reno Road Northwe: and the extension of Thirty-ninth Street be- tween Albermarie Btreet and Grant Road— Dilll’lcl Court No. 2011.—-NOTICE AND OR- ER OF PUBLICATION —Notice is hereby .Iven that the Commissioners of the Dis- trict of Columbia (’\lrlulnt to a certain provision of the Act of Congress, approved rch & d0is, entitied “An ‘Act making ppropriations for the expenses of the §ov- ernment of the District of Columbia, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nifie- teen hundred and fourteen, and for other purposes,” whersby they afe authorized to nd, or widen any street, avenue, 7oad’ or highiway 10 conform ‘With ‘the plan of the permanent system of highways in that portion of the District of Columbia outside of the cities of Washington and Georgetown lopted under the Act of Con- &ress appro March 2, 1893, as amended by the Acts of Congress approved June 38, 1808, and May 28, 1926, respectively, by condemnation under the brovisions of ‘sub- chapter one of chapter fifteen of the Code of w for the District of Columbia), have fled a petition in this Court praying the condemnation of the land necessary for the extension of Nebraska Avenue from Wis- consin Avenue to Reno Road Northwest, and the extension of Thirty-ninth Street between Albermarle Street and Grant Road, in the District of Columbia, jhown on & ma or plat filed with the sald petition, gln thereof, and praying also that this ourt empansl & Jury in accordance with the law provided for in such cases to assess the damages each owner of the land to be taken may ain by reason of the said tension of Nebraska Avenue from Wiscon: sin Avenue to Reno Road Northwi the extension of Thirty-ninth Street be- tween Albermarle Street and Grant Road, in the District of Columbia, and the con- demnation of the land necessary for the purposes thereof, and to assess ti Mflll Tesulting therefrom, plus all or any the costs ‘and_ expenses of said Droceedines lll’lll any llnd 'hlch the jury may fi will be be fovided for in and by ngress approv 926, it is, b! the Court this 15th dll Ol January, 1930, ORDERED that all persons hlvlng any interest in tl be ey are hereby warned and com: to appear in_this Court on or befq i8tn day, of Februazy, lod0, at ten elclock and continue in’ attendance until the Court shall have made its final order ratify- ing and confirming the award of damages and the assessment of benefits of the jury to be empaneled and sworn herein; and it is further ORDERED that a cn y of this nofice and order be publ iwice & week TOF two-uccessive weeks in The Washineien lvenlnt Star, the Washington Post and the Washington Herald, newspapers published in the said District, commencing at twenty days before the February, that a copy of this not! nd order b! luvld by the United States Marshal, or his deputies, upon each of the owners of th d,to be condemned herelu, ay be found by the said Marshal, or deputies, within the of Columbi and upon the tenants and occupants of same, before the sald 18th day of February, By the é WHEA'’ 1930 % NHIGHAH Asst. Clerk. 'REME OOUI.T. xx"ofl COUNTY . —Ger- slainun, desins n the com action and to serve a copy of or if the complaint s e, Ot service of this mons, exclusive of the day of servi case ‘of your failure to appear or Jul be_taken against default for the rellef demanded complaint. Dated Jan fi‘u EGER IEGER. Attorney: . and Post Office Address, 91 Seventh Avenue, Boroush of Manhatta. New YOk GIty. To the defendant. Egardo Vire DeMunigula: e toresoing sumihons is served upon you by publication pursuant 10 an order of Edward Riegelmann, Justice of the Bupreme Court of the State of New York, ice e_clerk of the County of Kings at Hall of Records. Ful- fon 3nd Joralemon Sireets Borough of Brogkivn, Dounty of Kings. City ‘and State e ve-en- ttied “action 1g to secure an e January az 3 B T e 1a30,31,1e3 ; ot Bt & vu'fi' o by sne AUCTIONS. The Romantic Prince By Rafael Sabatini Oepyright, 1939, by North American Newspaper Alllance and Metropolitan Newscaper Serviee. SYNOPSIS, Count dnthony of Bgmont, heir fo the throne of Guelders ourt of les. Duke’ of Burgund: ® puring. Me befriends @ merchant, Philip o s T to e homé of his They are immediately other. ~ Meanwhile e reward for the count's arrest. Although h is traveling incognito, a wandering fria sees him and ouesses his secret. The man Goes immediately to the governor of the Count Anthony is seized and 4 ho reproaches him for light and lovalty. Count Anthony. vledoes it. na frets’ and sines after the count's rure. Weeks [ m Aim. Then 7 10 see the ceremonies that'mark ‘the arrival of the Princess of York, who s to marry the duke. In th procession, wearing his knightly insignia, i Count Anfhony. Johanna concludes that he is that he never cared for he Philin at "once. * Later, ‘when the duke pisits Zealand, Count "Anthomy is ome of his attendants. The count and Johanna meet face to face at a function. ~He expl devarture and tells her that As du kept him her. iiricken "6t Raving misfudve Drovince. ELEVENTH INSTALLMENT. OUNT ANTHONY and Johanna went into the garden, little caring to what extent they might be observed: he because he did not yet Tealize the situ- ation in which he stood, she because she realized it but too well. Beside him she came out upon the long terrace, and by its flight of steps down into the alleys of those spacious gardens, now drenched in the light of \‘-lu August moon, where cool evening breezes sighed through tall, black pop- lars. Thus leaning upon the arm of this man who ':H:" ;‘o‘ the mudm among men, this ice who announ himself ready either to raise her to his throne or else to fling his throne away for love of her, she went and wondered could fate have found her & more bit- ter mockery. Because she had no}‘ trusted him, ;h;a dishonored hersel him. - 2:&9 of revulsion and hnflbrelk, she married an honest, kindly man vhom she did not love, thereby 'flmlh* and wronging herself, And of what & measure was her punishment? It lay ‘8 | not merely in the knowledge that with trust and patience she would have had her h&nln.dulu. but in the realiza- tion, which had been with her now for more than half the three weeks that her marriage had already endured, that the man she had married was a man whom she could never love, & man in- capable of experiencing love or in- spiring it, man with whom life was to be s dull and dreary servitude be- reft of all noble aspirations. Alewd:ylnmunnlmww- ceive the jtude of her error, to realize that would have done in- finitely better to have sought in a nun- m‘ the shelter she desired from the 's evil, and bitterly to regret that she had not so sought it. Honest and ly Danvelt might be, but only as he understood houesty and He proved, upon the more dulhh'l!cncmylurlmndelm'on S et T 4 d 5 ma "u e in these early days Lhn side of it the life that might have been, the life that Anthonn ‘was even now of- fering her, still in the insurmountable barrier forfeited opportunity. “Take me back,” she said gently. “T am better mow. I should not have come out here.” “Ah, wait. There is yet so much to say. She laughed, but entirely without mirth, “Neither much nor. little, my lord. Al is said. All Wfl'dl#z I am the Philip Danvelt? The wife? ‘He repeated 31” R R A R R eir me Telu vynm When did you become that?” & STORAGE €O., INC. PACKING W SHIPPING 16 EVE 57 N.W. o Dist. 2010 Come with us teo SOUTH AMERICA Itis Summer all the way to Rio de Janeiro and delightful Summer there—Santos, the home of coffee —Sao Paulo, away up in the clouds—and Buenos Aires, the Magnificent. Flowers galore and Summer everywhere. 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You suffered it: you listened to words whose import could leave you in no doubt; you made no attempt to check the course of an adoration that was revealed so plainly.” “Don't!” she begged him, anguish in her voice. “Of your pity, say no more.” But he was pitiless. “I must. I must understand this thing, or I shall never understand anything again. I told you it was your call that had fetched me out of England back to your side.” She answered him now, and answered him by instinct in his own language. “You heard it then because you listened for it. You might have heard it again at any time from the hour you left me until I saw you in Bruges, walking be- side the litter of the new duchess, a knight of the Golden Fleece, and was told you were the Prince of Guelders. From that moment I called you no more beck:l\ue knowing at th(“r'ho you were, I knew you were not for m Hewthh!undwhhmow ‘And you thought . . . “You have guessed my thought,” she told him sadly; “what else was I to think?” “But did you not reason? Did you not ask yourself why, if I were as vile as that, had I not remained in the endeavor to complete my . . . my con- quest?” “Oh, yes. I asked myself that. I forgot noth!.n& I found the -nsm m the assumption that something J happened to remove ' you su de'nly. something beyond your power to resist, perhaps an awakening of conscience in one who was reputed of high knightly worth, devout and pure of lif At the end of a little pause in which he stood silent, miserable, dejected, she touched his arm. “Shall we go in now, my lord? My husband will be wonder- ing at my absence.” “Your husband!” he cried. “Danvelt!” He uttered the name contemptuously. There was a dull, unreasoning anger in his soul. This bright, delicate, almost ethereal girl who would have graced a court, to be subject to that boorish dullard. He drew her-on by the arm, and she suffered it. He possessed some power over her to which she would never have opposed resistance. There was a semi-circular seat of stone by the fountain. To this he led her, and under the suasion of his will she seated her- self while he llnkl dmnmu:er. “But to marry!” L “To marry and so suddenly! ~That is what I do not understand. You do not ovsm:um ‘Johlnm mve me.” 1 e let me go. was real mluhh in her voice, as there was in ust not utter t.nlth? Because itract into ;hlch yo\xrdy H"p:bhlw am to play come 'm: me, and make uim are each to each as any other md woman. That is what you ask me to believe. But truth is truth, S Jove o e greatest Sruth in ail the And lflvl is the e world; it is the force that nothing can resist, a white-hot flame that devours all make-believe.” “It cannot devour my marriage,” she answered firmly. “Can it not? It could if it strong enough, true enough, if it heeded nothing but itself, as love shoul She rose at that, shaking off the spell he seemed to weave about her. She stood straight and tense beside him. And her voice came firm and challenging. “Be plain, my lord,” she bade him. “You spoke of truth just now, and how it must prevail. Let it prevail here, ::d“t;pmmlmmukmma ‘The question stunned him. What ‘was he asking her to do? She was fast bound by certain legal ties that made her Danvelt’s possession, a possession undisputable in honor. He found the answer at last in his romanticism, in his idealism, and it bad this virtue at least, that it was sincere, “What am I asking? Something so vague, impalpable and abstract that the world would mock me for desiring it. Hold me in your thought. I'll go my ways, nor trouble you again, who :la‘lmnbhd you so much and so He was startled and thrilled by the fall of a tear upon his outstretched hand. He bore it to his I Her answer followed, faltering a littie, “That you may have, because I can- not, i I would, withhold it. You shall 'stood | be _ever in my thoughts. A.s!um- ceive that you would have me be, s0 shall I seek to mold myself. Night and morning you shall have place in mypvnyen. meu-nxmnw.m " She paused a moment, then mmenmumewounumm... “Anthony.” He bowed his head in silence, and in sllence at last they retraced their steps. (To Be Continued.) FLOOD CONTROL PLAN REVISION IS URGED Reid Says Mississippi Valley Resi- dents Are Dissatisfled With Present Program. By the Associated Press. Revision of the Jadwin flood control plan for the ippl River has been proposed to President Hoover by Chair- man Reid of the House flood control committee. ‘The Illinois Representative notified the Chief Executive at a conference that the flood control committee would attempt to formulate legislation to bring about engineering changes in the flood control plans which would meet with the approval of the le in the sec- tlons who are dissatisfied with the Jad- win plan. “The people of the various sections of the valley are dissatisfied and claim they will be in worse condition, from a flood standpoint, after the Jadwin plan is in effect than they are at the present time,” Reid said in a statement. “They claim that the plan is not only wrong from an engineering standpoint, but needlessly destroys many thousands of acres of valuable land. Reid said the ruling of the Federal co\lm that land or flowage rights had uired by the Federal Govern- ment before proceeding with the flood eontrol project makes either a change in eering plans necessary or will re- ‘e the expenditure of hundredl of mfluonl of dollars for the purchase of lands. Couple Placed on Probation. On condition that they leave Wash- ington, Justice Willlam Hitz in erim- inal division 2 suspended & sen- tence of one year in jail and placed on probation Jean Dunning and her husband, Fred , Who were re- cently convicted of grand larceny in connection with the operation of the "ba e” on a man who was visiting woman at a local hotel. Attorney James A. O'Shea and John H. Burnett appeared for the couple. o