Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1930, Page 49

AUCTIONS 8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1930, STEAMSHIPS D7 -— e AUCTION SALES, TOMORROW. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers Large Quantity Furniture, Carpets, Etc. tained in “NATIONAL HOTEL” 6th and Penna. Ave. N.W. To Be Sold for Account of a Defaulting Purchaser BY PUBLIC AUCTION FRIDAY FEBRUARY 21, 1930 g 10 O’Clock A.M. Including Smunclu Double and Twin Mah Beds, DeLuxe Coil Springs, Hair Mattr Hall and Room Carpet, Mirrors, Pictures, Rockers, Chai Ete. , Costume property Al TERMS: CASH. be £018.19.20 ny Finished Metal , Pillows, Bureaus, Cots, removed from the to premises not later than February 22, 1930. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Aucts. THOS. J. OWEN & 1431 EYE SALE OF TWO-STORY RESI- | NO. 1738 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWES EST. By virtue of a certain a"a ol mm 1u.y | Jerordea in Liver 8671, at folio 432, *lang Fecards. for the District of C lums and at the request of the party se..red thereby. we. the undersigned trustees. will sell at Huhlic Juction, i front of the Prem- | ises. " on NTYFIRST | DAY oF rs BRUARY, 1930, 'CLOGK B M. the following-described land | i bremises, ituate im the city of Wash: rict of Columbia. SON. AUCTIONEERS, | ST. N.W. TRU! ); a8 per plat recorded in Liber W. " follo 3. of the records of the ofice of ihe surveyor of the District of Columbi Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase d in cash. the balance in one and_two ust oo the prop: years, secured by deed of erty. ‘or all cash, at purchaser's option. deposit of 3300 ‘required at time of sale. Recording. converancing, etc. t of er. rms complied with Hihin, Shirty ‘davs. from Gy ‘of Salg_or e bem ‘forteited And ihe property’ resold. at Fisk and cost of defauiting purchaser. it FACL V. ROGERS, Trustees. o cost £e11,13,15,18.20 ADAM A WESCHLER & SON. TRUSTEE'S SALE “OF VALUABLE EROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING PR b 4 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTH- Virtie of a certain deed of trust. duly B darhe St WoiBatenhof S & ]0! tbh. land reeorfl"-. the ‘Dllll’lfé OID.CQ- ceured theseby. the undersigned trustes will flfltl’ for III. by public suction. in front of 'm! , on_FRI - B 1ng- and premises. thc'gmrlet of “Gotumslar 16 Wit bered ove hundred thirtyone indsor's_subdivision of lots in sauare umbered_one’ hundred ninety-three (193). as_per plat recorded in office_of the fifvever for, the Dumet "ot Columbin ‘1n Terms ? She-third o the purenase mones o be Bald I cash, Dalance two | caual instaliments, revreunud by promissory ot aser, ble in one and two T cent per an- payable semi- Auctionee: of sale, of trust upon or all cash. at option of pur- juired of pur- All conveyancing. recording of 'purchaser. within thirts therwise trustee Tient’ to Tesel ‘proverty, at rick _defaulting pu Gy wdvertisement le ©of such resa newspaper published M%:flii\fl' AND TRUST ANY. L e P President. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. te11-dadnerta 0 | “THOS. J. OWEN ath geed of trust, | recorded in Phoer No-"3ae7 o1 19851 FUTURE DAYS. & UCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE 8T ST W, TRUSTEES SALE T OF _ VALUABLE TACHED STUCCO D ING_SEVEN _ R BATH n'}no PREMIS] virt AND TWO NO. 7612 ltlh By virtue of & duly d records of the District of d ai the request of the party se- hereby. the undersiened trustees will »en . . Dublie auction. in {ront of 4 em ises. WEDNESDAY. SiXrr"bAY OF FEBRUARY. O'CLOCK P.M scribed land “and premi t ashington. - Distric ed as and being lot 35 in squa; 2739 in the subdivision made by the Lynch- burg Investment Corporation and Edson Briggs, as per plat recorded in the offi of the'surveyor for t stri in Liber 72 at folio 23 subject to covenani of Tecord and building-line Testrictions as Gescribed in said doed of trust Which Coves nants will be read at the time 1u-nxu yable semi-ann: 1r ay ot edired by deed” of " trust “upoh the Proverty sold. or all cash st the optien of the purchaser. A .00 wi requlred 8t time of | conveyancing, | fcarding. ete . er. at cost of purchaser. Terms 0 be’ Complied with Tithin :mny days"from day ‘of Sale, otherwise t h % of defaulting pur days'_advertisement of such re- Tewspaper published in' Wash- RUST. l CALVERT BOWIE, Trustees. Adom A Wesehier & Sos, Auctiensers Trustees’ Sale Restaurant Furniture and lqulv-cnt. Cash Register, Player-Piano, Ete. BY virie of s certain chatiel deed 1 o, among the record: Recorder’ of District ot Columbia, request of the Loy Secured, tnerew the undermne trustees will sell PUBLIC Alvc’non At uls 17-19 Park Road N.W. Thursday, :lnnry 27, 193¢ Tables, by ter, fe2021.20 3828 0 X Smit} 51 Cooking ash. IBAUM, GRUDD. Tustees. THOMAS Dowr.n!a & CO.. AUCTIONEERS, t lul' H Co B7 viciae of & AUCTION !Al.l!. Avfiionl:m & SON. " 1431 Eve Street N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM- ESTATE. KNOWN AS £8° DEPREES | STREET NORTH: WEST. virtue of a certain deed By f trust, duly recorded in Liber 5413, folio 387 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Columb and fat’the request of tne secured 5 undersianed-trustees will sell at u.'fe ’numun Ih front of the premises. on THE TWENTY-POUR’ Y OF o l) RY AD l."olflAlT ?UR;’H}RI’Y 1in the. Distriet,of Go: Saht los)® i Alexander R | on Selant ¢ sm&'{m. .uum. on, of sdliare Wimbered | pF ! at follo 30 consistini of Fwo-story an containing six rooms and bath. Terms of rd of the purchase . balance in two je in one and two with interes x per centum per annum, wum nnually, from day of le. "Secured by ?f'd ot trust “upon n‘-,; , or all cash, at the option it of $200.00 will be sale, All converancing AL cot of purchaser. "Ten Dhied with. Within thirty Ieserve the right to resell the property at the cost of defaulting purchaser, after five ‘days’ advertisement of such resai in some newspaper pupblished in Washin: ton, it JQHN cROWLE TIMOTH &hol ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. United States Marshal’s Sale of Men’s Suits and Overcoats, National Cash Register, Store Fixtures, Etc. By virtue of a writ of Special Bler! Faciag isgued out of fhe Clerks of the Supreme Couri of the Dt-mcc 0%, Solumbia, and to me M., 'ON' THURSDAY. omnxmA 1930, the following- described Broperty, ' consisting {n t of men’s suits and over- K % furnis pon "as the’ property ot ‘the dcundnm, Edward Simon, and sold tisfy & Judement-ai. 1B tavor” o1 Fannie Simon. C. SNYDER, United "Brates, Marshal in and for the District of Columbia. AUCTION lAl.ll. THOS. J. OW Awfi ‘ SSTANTIAL §r“ o of "ahorder 'oF "he Bupreme eour the District of Columbia, nolding & Fobate. Court. in_ re. stat "."a Naris Alwm dmml ition No. 38083 administrator will offer for AR g T the prem; on , TUESD! YouR A FEBRUARY, 1030, BELocK phi the Totlowine dese uu-w % District of Ceambia. ty 0 r (4) in block num- To and Barbour's Se Ond Addition ta the City oF Washiaston per rded in County Bopk plat 15, Dage n the office of the surveyo mu ol Gotumpias to be_soh ‘Terms -thire ‘money lfl M aid in cllh upon the TIGR ‘or the sale oy the caurt and the bals in two equal mlllllmmu payabie m one two years from of sale. and represented by lh. plnm!uau Ml?.l the DUTCHARCE bearing Inerest at the fate of #i% per centum I!\‘ lnnllm annually and ured the property lnld. or all t of the purchaser. epos! Quired of purchaser at time of veyancing. recording and notari at o . ld lublll:l w Il Ilcl- y ‘the couri. Interest. ta sessments, it any, adjusted to e “day "ot ale. T e PAGBIREtar. CHARLES C, MARBUR' (Aorner. Tower Bullding. fe12-dkds.exBuihol “THOS. 4. QWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. 1 Eve Sireet N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FIVE- STORY !HMPROOP APARTMENT RENYONC CSTREET NORTHWEST. 100 CETRER with CERTAIN FURNITURE. RRD Ui ND 'ONNECTION WITH SAID Al D1 APARTMENT BUILI By yirtue of & certain deed of frust duly recorded, in Liver No. 8438, 1olio 341 et sea of the iand reeerds of lumbla; and at the request of the perty by. the undersigned trustees will at public jn’ front of the THE 28th ction, premises, on rmm JRUARY. A.D. be 1 com! -ledn‘o(‘ lots i gu-r:‘mlm as per piat recorded in the office firvevor” for ‘the District Vot Columbla, ‘i Liber 76, at folio 102; subject to i ('35 fFont 5h Kenvon sirect by kX 4 Therdof. of that widih of 80 feet, and t0- right of way over the west- erly 5 feet of lots 1039 to 1043, inclu: fe20-mh4,5 ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Il \BLE IM- oD, R &’n&‘“’ Kot XS CORNER mfléfi%} T1- wCU T _AVENUE AND POORX“ \EET 20 Tt Sttt s S r;«"d.l nd rK;l'dl of the District of C DAy BFMARCH. 1650, 2 the following-described land and - .l te in h:!_' Dlslr‘lct of Oolumhfl. to ie Highiands." &t per ‘it vecorded. in or for the District of ota. o Liber County. 18" at. 10110 13: id block 7 now known for purposes of as- xation a ’“r::'x“';“. of sale: The above property will be ot rchaser. rms to SR ek SRl wise trustee reserves the right to resell erty l’l| ru= nn'd::v.: c{.d:“:l\:llé o l.':ulrfln:‘ n:::v-wr published in Wuhlnl» '.(m. ORI rvoration By B. L. COLTON. fe18-d&ds.exSukhol Adam A. Weschler & Som, Auetioneers Household Effects For Every Room in the Home Davenport, also Bed-Daven- rt Suites, Walnut Dining and :i Room Suites, Victrolas, TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALU. THREE- | recerded in olio TTORY BRIEK AR BUILD- or District ot ING (THREE AP ). NO. €35 ht 404 st the Tequest of ihe party By virtue of a o srust. auty | Vi ot 1ot salo b » 'LE G Tecorded in Liber No. 6109, folio 333, of the land records’ of the District of Columbla, -FOT " m request of the party secured PM. thé followlnt the _{ undersigned il offer | and premises Situate In tn for sals hy public auction. in f the | lumba, to lu i o FRIDAY. T s -umvmon of sai u?n 91 r R recorded in Liber 86, follo 17 he surveyor's office of the District of Columbia, ‘erms of sale: Subject st trust of with interest at 8% - piat semi-anuual i £l H t follo 289 in the sur- sccrued interest, on which arrears of veyor's office of the mnrm of Columbla. Pflnelwl and interest overdue February 1. o e pe s Ohe-fourtn of the purctiase | 1930, was $3%0. which purchaser will be re: oney to be p in three | quirid to Day forthwith, together with ac- aual tnsteliments. pa lbl: Jp one. two and ctued taxes and insurance charges. three years from the th in- | of purehase price in cashwithin thirty terest 'at the Tats of ik per séntum por a7s. ¢ A, deBosit of $300.00 required of pur- aopum until paid. vevable semiannusily. At sale. (All conveyancing, recording defer: ments to'be secured by & frsi S0 Toterial Tees sk Cont o posafiy 1e€ d B Bl 5 é n chaser. o 3 uired ¢ time of mcceptance of | _feld-d&ds.exSuschal Trustees mination of title. comveyanc- ing. motary fees and reccrding st cost of purchaser. rms lied wit within thirty dars !ro(m Tise @posit’ wil serve the 11 ropert: after at least three days advertisement of | y such, resale in some newspaper published in | U3 b oul T g, ln1¢ records of the uest o fmble, sod n ie r the iher jenied trustees wiil th jersigne seli at public. .u:unm in_front of the FRID; W rem- . on DAY OF FEBRUARY. A.D. 1930, AT FOI Eal ihe following described land emises. situate in the District of Co- fnd designafed as and being lot 85 h and Jose zansky's 7 lock “Cann:tucnt at recorded in Stthe. survesor of he Dt of Col st Subject” 1o ihe Palding’ resirict shown on nahpm Bubjec bject “The cover b+ e 18 fect from eet. I that no buliding on Said iasa | lletl)nlu-l‘n such bui ln:r ner aha '3_ azy bufldioe be e o_mercantile purposes. e | ale: All cash (deposit ufred &t time of il VeyADCIng, recording. etc.. At cost of DAY THOS. 3. & SON. AUCTIONEZRS, 1431 Eve Street N.W. l%“'u&a-fm T ERSvED S RTREMISES NO. nynnr-nuununaua trust, duly Toll ium\n .?cn“'“":r'"! lumbia. lnfl ll thr. ‘m b uu s public aucfion, HR el | o”ioox ribed 18 d_pre trict of Columbia. lnd i st numbered "eigh hundred ' and 1% venty seven (1877) in the subdivision m: 7 Tne 8 T st ey St | . Marylan, 8s per said subdivision rmrdm l’l- rrf :Qv 48 ‘ot the rec ¢ the ofce o | veyor of the rick of Colupbia, “Bubjeci Lo certain covenanig and Testriciions ap. record deed pear 15"% brior "'-z!-'r"x:-xt o ";"dum ta a prior deed of | rior trust for $13.800. fu cpher artl ot | which "“X be:nmmnm t time ,.l’ &t‘:‘.":’ :"x H urchase pric e satd trust in_cash. u-onnllmwr - vesancin el urchasers | cost. molied with -mm-. fiteen davs onm-m the ! the right ind_ci tr rese: PrODeTLy At the 7o & detitining Biothuer: afier Hos -mmmm of such resale in some | r published in Washington. D, E E HAMILTON, fe11-d&ds,exSu rust THOS, J, QWEN & SON. Auctionsers. 1431 Eye Street Northwe | TRU! 3 o1 ADAM A. mcm.!n & BON, Auctioneers. ISES 45 MA TTSEvONS EAR: HTS, By virtue of a deed dl tl’ull dated Jan- uary 17, , and recorded in Liber 5041. folio 118 et sea..'In the. office of the recorder of deeds, rlc: of Columbia, and at" the request ot rty “secured’ thereby, we il sell o 0 15%. %r . two of "ot elaru T eles 2 d and bounds which 13 -afil.rfl-'ulfln‘l:g 5 Illn: s Toad. 00.00 ct lete Seine Knowe for and tazation nnum. payable secured br ‘aist decd on"sald Broperty. or at purchaser's o oonyeyancing, examination of title and recording at purc of avs or the r property resold at e deh\llunt Durchaser's d risk aft ter three days’ previous ad- ipe Btar newsoaper. Hi ’iv-m- Ave Sx. 23 1e19-d&dbs.exSus) THOMAS DOWLING & 1115 EYE ST. Auction Sale of STORAGE FURNITURE of Every Delcnpflon CO.._ Auctioneers . os and Plly.r-?nno- Slmth’s Transfer and Storage Warehouse No. 1313 U St. N.W. Friday, Feb. 21, 1930 At 10 O'Clock AM. By virt 1ecorded in Tiver“S15%, "1olfo 488 et sea. ‘o nd records of the piatrict of ‘Colugibia anawt ine T y seeured Teby, the undersigned lru.u' will sell at g_n:‘bm nu:;{ion i Trans o on THE TW) % OF FEBRUARY, AD. 1930, THREE Oncm P.M.. Ih( Iolln'lln.-g‘mrlbcd'lo. lumb- aha” desionaie "Shine Got obn Frederick e isn ‘of ords o ots "In’ s wluu ol A deposit of $300.00 re- Qquired. nmchn"f“onve 3 uc?mubu. etc. ."a ims G0 be compl With within thirty aaye au.mfm ‘deposit ik | forfeitcd and the properts may o siver: fl'.\fal :"d resold at the dlu:uuon of the HENRY STOTT WOODA o8 20,27 724 Investment Bl BY AUCTION At Weschler's 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. SATURDAY February 22, 1930 Commencing 9 O’Clock A.M. and Continuing Throughout Day N r“" ml nord‘ of the DI l“ her inders) r|! .eu £ lubll a\wllon o irare of xm AY OF mnmnr AD ! e CLOCK. . following et District 'of eulumm- "ind Gesten being lot 61 in the ivi in r No, 89. f the office of the District of Columbia. ~Subject 10 mel bullding restriction line shown on Dla, descri as covenants will be ‘Terms of sal mo; y ( or ‘&l caan, " n " 16 optian (e burchaser, A devosit of 500,00 will equired at fime of All convey- be Sheine, reeording. et at 'cost of purounser rms of sale 6 be complied wi h within thirty days from day of therw Shites 3 fo14-d&ds.exSukhol Trustees. Adam A. Weschler & Son, Auctioneers Bankruptcy Sale of Hardware, Paints, Brushes, Cu!l'ry, ’l'ooll, Electrical Anpll- Toys, School les, Garden Togks, Sereen: Wire, Am- munition, Polish, House Furnish- ings, Show Cases, Fixtures, Ete. BY AUCTION At We:chler s February 24, 1930; 10 A.M. |- C. A. Ferguson, Bankrupt O e 0y 3 THOMAS J. OWEN & ICTIONEERS. i BYl i furnaces, dynamos. machinery, ¢ it vacuum cleanere mall chute Feiilaerating, heatme. veniiaiin muu‘l €8s and electric fixtures an tings snd fxtures of eve: et %in Vg, buijaing now or hereatter ‘erected on sald properiy. of any patt th"nh all fxtur art attached or to be used in together with all and sin property nature and so f *and used. or “intended S rreiion with: the Conducr of such buliding S5 AR apartment house, as well &8 any an all renewals of such, personal rty and furnishings which may be made from time i) w'l‘u?:;l—!eld gublect to ' prior deed E rust 0. edueed t 50, Futtncs phsticuiars 't which whl announced at time of :-1-. lhle purchase -rerm‘m Be. compiied With. vumn Ihlrly hl diltl.llofl . trust AYDEN JORNSON. o RO d&ds,exSuknol . J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, o 1431 Eve Street N.W. TRUSTEES. SALE | OF _VALUABLE _DE- \CHED DI h‘g;&ogo i SLEABANT By yirtue of a certaln d deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber N foli et sea. of the land ueunu of the District of "Co: lumbla, and at uest of the party se- UFed "inereby. the undersiened b sell at public -Re'm73 in tront of the prem; % O UARY, AD. 1930, O'CLodi Pty the following descrived land and premises, situate in t lumbia, and designated a5 nd ot,)u and ant id subdiv W Liber Governor Shepher e Tecords of tne office o ‘the sur- o3 1:.0 rict Dembie™ Ao 3 'in Poole's ® m. lnl The north 35 feet in Brown's luldlv tog ubdivi rec d:.e folio 133 o ot the afore- 31 xnown 0r asacasment ‘:.°.'..=".‘.’:‘.. a8 lots thi purchase 1n Cush. Salance i wo el ingtaliments. pavable’ in ohe and two years, with interest at six per centum per B Liber counn said surverors o ribed propert. annum, payable semi-annually, from day of | way—at the old ruins, in fact. 3 d by deed of trust upon the proj = oA e e | Fetnser. A deposit 5,60 will be re- | Quired at tme of sale. All conveyancing, recording. etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms le to be compiled with within thirty days ive days' advertisement of {omg ewspaper published in Washington, BRS EALVERT nowrl, fe17-d&ds,exSukhol ustees. Anm A. WESCHLER & SON, Aumonuu "OF TWO TWO-STORY -mu'% ME Devl'l‘l-uNOE. Nos. 1321 AND 1222}2 UNION ST EST. By siciae ot a certain geed of (Fast: dity recorded in Liber No. 6030, folio 47, of the fand Tecords of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public lutilvon. In tront of the | promises, on DAY FEBRUARY. POUR O'CLOCK B M., the followie-desc land and premises, situate in the Dlstrict of | mbia, ,ibe north 18 teet fron F ortainat o he south 12 feet rum of ‘Griginal ot :‘u B9 the Full "acpti ot sasd ts in square Terms of sale: One-fourt) ¢hase money to be paid in three equai installments, ally. deferred payments to ot deea of trust of ihe property. sald o | & cgah. as eption of purchy D uj sale, 4nd thy avs: advertisement of 8 am- newspaper published in e olset of CHAPIN B. BAUMAI RAYMOND V!!R!UCHII' fe13-d&ds,exSu. LEGAL ND'I'I(,!S WILLIAM W. “'1 L, Jr. IN 'THE SUPREME COURT THE 3 triet of Cn{umbu.c Nowing & Blsorje Court.—In re: Gendemnation of Jand ot the widening of South Dakota avenue from Blagenspurg road 1o the taking line of Aus ) the, District, of Columbl 3. —Notice and order u 13 hereby iven that 36t the rict of lvnr:u::m & cen n, e act of Congress, approve This il Coperens making 2 appropr! tions,for the expenses of the government of the District of Columbin, for the fisc 1 year ending June thirtieth, i and “fouricen, a nineteen hundred and for other purposes,” whereby they are authorized to open, ex- 'llld. or widen any street, avenue, road or ways in por- tion of th olumbla oumd- of the cities of and Georgetown shington ot 83 approved Ane scts, of an zg Jespectsvely. by condémpation under -&uvmnm of sibchapter one of cha Law for the Dis- {Hlet" of Boimbia). ave. arad ofFtiito D18 this court praying’the condemnation of the land necessary for the widening of South Dakota avenue from Bladensburg road to the taking line of Anacostia Park, in the Columpla, u3 shown on & 1 map or e proved June ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneer Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Busi- ness Property, No. 1220 H s sy o7 pgr cue aun: | aooe, Property, or-nh"oc‘%n o{nun-ufl.fl of trust, dul R 4 eed o uly SITU, in u'{ No. " romu'&rrnfllm E o of the ‘Biciial 'a- WEST. realtst ot pares’ k% By virtue of a certatn uf“ of trust ehattel lhtrtb the undersiemed trustees will ‘ohes dated mt No, by public suction, in front of Ih‘ R L S | S MY B :;un uest ‘of the ba mur‘fl't'.fi'. ? | e Malloan 4 remaining m situate ril 108, of %’i’vg«n nn or ARY. 1530, 8t surveyor owm Suu""m cl ol "n‘:. ime e S50ds, chsitels abd Bersonal Brosery mamed, | > Terms ot scie: e * Tty will wnd “Tfi 1B Tala decd ot | be g, ublect % & rior deed o0 X chattel s follows: On xed; movable, | 36.000.00. ot §7% . “dile 1932; rofessional and ornamenta) and | ance cash.” A’deponit of V00,00 reaiived rlnllll fl!d::.fl description. u.u-uv Iwn | purchaser at sale. All conveyancing, re- irber shop. to include | coraing and nflllflll fees cost ul - ehails, Tesisters, aressin 5 cages; wall | chuser to be compliea Wit withh mirror vurollu sta) stand. tnlrt' “n tl?:n . nl:envlu |l’l ‘and rem- | tees t to" resell property tt sk . 8 cont ot ‘defaulting Burcheer after Bve dave” ‘advertisement of ‘su ch ienale fools of in liné | some " mewapaper published 11 inston, Tesms of sale: All eash. A N DRICK. ‘wols Remaialog Frasiee. fe18-coddds,e: ¢ Distrier o}‘%‘ nfl#m to 'xx. ot col commn- |m'¢'i'= g:m No u‘wm Vi | Gelers, nmk of Ciots jn" % rd"' unn lfi ?:nr, TRUM 4 LE Q R g 7, AfivAl!# n,n D Two S - -ufirm mmu: KNowN f\’s STREET RTH- l' & certain deed of ti 3 . cor ded m‘"um 603 folio *4af; "of' I party secured sell "Pn"t remises. on '4 v forty-three bered twenty-two fin-flchz @250). of & Sibalyision made” by Gsorse B Bry per, piat rded Liber' No, 78. '(ollo . o IumM‘. upon_the !!?h'lu lfll fl f :J-'u "w‘a’m ua uufnmnh be lfl S "i?.m ppk: o g fl'fil'nhln.%r-! ié‘ IY.I.I;:‘IE Y Durchaser after Ave -\'}‘a‘&“ o uch le i gome n um;u fHideton, ot The "B (I m 51 Gotumb oo Tt in Bankrup or ;.. Eé‘m Case t, £611,12,13,15,16,19,30,38 24,36 e with tne' said pet reof, and prayi; i court A, 0 th cmpanel & Jury I -ccordnnu.wuh The law pro for 1 h 10 assess h' e said wi Idlfllnl Dl ota avenue from Bladensburg he taking line D( Allltl)llil Park, lll lhl Dllll‘lvl of Columbli: o demnation of the lan purposes thereof, lhfl Ses! lhl benefits resulting therefrom, Dl l lll or any part of thanr ,’;I l..l'\dd EXP‘:‘IILGI‘.‘B 5 sald wroctedlnxm s Which the JuFy maY nedted, as providea fof in and by th reiaid act of Congress approved My 9% it is, by the court, this 18th day of Fuaty,” 1930, ordered” that sl p any interest in these proceedin ey are hereby 'lnlaed and comm; m s court on or before the :llm oy o March, 1990, at ten o Claoks u\ln continue in attendince until the -h-n | Dave rnnlv its final rder ratij v s an. en'- of the Tury 'to e )IO it is poties | 2 t uxm.md wice & week for tw o . Ton Herald, Hewsbapers pubiisned in the said | b olet commenel lore the sald 16%0. afllur.lhir ardfl!rledb.“lll A _copy :h Ih‘KJl b na_ order e serv o Unite Siated marshal. of hls deputies. ibon’ ea owners of the fee of the I be | ondemned herein ‘e ‘found by the | 1 within the nte THE WRIST MARK | s 8. Copyright. 190, by North American Newspaper Alliance and Metropolitan Newspaver Service. BYNOPSIS. Sefton Enoleden is called from London to a town in Yorkshire by news that his uncle, Col. Engleden, has disappeared. Soon after Sefton’s arrival, the colomel’s body is found in the river. Superin- tendent of Police Mallison reports that the pockets of the dead man's clothes had been filled with stones and that the body showed ummistakable sions of an attack. Dr. Colgate, a physic states that evervthing points to murder. THIRD INSTALLMENT. , as pointin man. druled “What is it you know, Archer?” he “‘Mr. Hewitt says you saw some- and when?” “Night berore this last, sir,” replied “It was this way—as you know, Mr. Mallison, I live across the river there in that’ cottage. Me and my wife, we've had one of the children ill of late, and we've had to be up at nights. ~Night before last about 11 o'clock I Was up with the child, and I Jjust chanced to look out of the window. You'll be aware, sir, that it's full thoon full moon that I looked across the river, this asked. thing—well, the man. now—it was, night. nyway, he spoke, turned, 3 to an intelligent-look- ing, middle-aged man, evidently a farm laborer, who was in con- versation close by with a police- At a signal from the butler this man came up. Mallison, remarking to wh-t “were they doinn . ' “When I first saw them, sir, they were standing still—doing nothing.” “How long did they stand?” “Some minutes, sir. Then they be- n to walk about, up and down—aim- less like. That went on for some min- utes more. Then they moved off, walk- ing_together.” “Which way?” Archer turned, pointing toward the belt of wood in Whose shadow lay the Brown Pool. “That way Mr. Mallison. They dis- appeared among those tre “Did you see any more of them after that?” “No, sir—not a sign!” Perhaps you didn’t watch?” “Why, sir, as a matter of fact, I did! —for a while. I was curious—I won- dered what they were doing there, thll time o' night. And I opened the win dow and listened. But I heard moth- Mll]lsan glanced in the direction of Archer’s cottage, making a mental cal- culation. It's about two hundred and ffty yards from where we're standing to your cottage, Archer,” he said, likely to hear a cry or anything of sort, wouldn't you?. nothing?” "Nothml at all, Mr. Mallison—noth. ing whatever, sir. 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Night before last.” |Archer turned to Colgate. “The doc- tor’ll remember that he came to see my little girl that night, sir,” he said. “What I've told You hlppened not long after he'd gone.” “Yes!” asserted Colgate. “I was at Agchu 's cottage \ht n.h! at half-past ‘lnd then turned to Engleden. ‘Mr. Engleden!” he 'Mspered “You Way now! You can do no more leave it all to me. You're aware, of course, that there'll have to be an inquest? I'll see to ull that. You put yourself up at the Castle Hotel—I'll see |you after breakfast. One word—after he inquest, you'll want to take him |away for burial?” | No!” said Engleden with emphasis. “N&! He'll be buried here—in Barows- burgh. It was his particular wish—in buried wherever he died.” “Very well, sir—now you do as I say. Leave everything to me. You'll stay in the town until after the funeral, of course?” Engleden gave his questioner a look of Whlch Mallison was quick to see the meaning. “I shall stay in this town,” he said, “until we've laid hands on my uncle's murderers—however long the job takes. That's certain. You can count on my help, day or night.” Engleden went away without as much as another glance at the still figure, nt | around which Mallison and his assist- ants were gathered. He drove up to the Castle Hotel and asked for the llnd- lord. Christmas came to him, full of concern. But Engleden cut short all sentiment and expression of sympathy. “It’s done, Mr. Christmas, and nothing can undo it,” he said. “The thing now is justice on the men who did it. Here I stop until justice is done. You must give me the room he had and let me have a private sitting room. I shall have a lot of business to attend to. And to begin with and to be practical— breakfast.” As he ate and drank in his private room, Engleden thought of many things. To belln with, the death of his uncle had made a material change in Sefton Engleden’s circumstances. Col. mflle- den was a well-to-do man and Se! kne'l that everything had now passed Him. There was no need for any sllvlng at the bar, no need to do any- at all—he was now so wealt! that he could spend the rest of his life as he pleased. But that thought passed —if it ever was really there. He knew thag he would follow his profession as strenuously and with as much ambi- tion as if his daily bread depended on his endeavors and that he would wil- lingly have given every penny of the fortune now left him if the sacrifice of it could have restored Col. Engleden to life. No—the thought in his mind, as he sat in that quiet room looking out on the old town, was one of vengeance. He would never rest till the scoundrels who had tracked an inoffensive man down and murdered him in cold blood had been hounded down themselves and had expiated their crime on the scaf- fold. Their lives for his life—nothing and no less, He had meant what he said to Hamil- ton—he would remain till justice had been done. He was going to devote all his energy to this business. And he must have help—the help of a eool, calculating brain. Mallison and his as- sistants would doubtless do their best, but Engleden meant to supplement their efforts in his own way, and he must have a sharp, astute, crafty—yes, crafty, and even unscrulpulous man to | were assist him. What man? He did not ask himself that question twice. He knew the man—his own clerk, John- |and those schools of religious o son, was the very man. Engled had As duvltehea me following telegram to Johnson “Col. ln(lzden murdered, come im. mediately.” ‘The clerk who took over the message dlucr‘;:e glanced at him sympathetically. “"Deeply , sir, to hear of th'l flhe lrchbllhnp eorne in to be SOrTY, terrible news,” he said respectfully. hope it was no Bll’fl'llhul"h man, lir that would a disgrace! Such | pleasant gentleman, Col. ln[ledm-he ‘was in here the other afternoon.” Engleden_started. S ln here?” he sald. “For what pur- "H! sent a telegram, sir. Two or three hours later a reply was delivered m l.he Castle Hotel. ‘'What was there in those telegrams?” nn"u !u mlmt ruulnuonl nlr. ourselves, bee-uu I han bo',h mu- g S in mind in considering this mflfl'&:‘“‘ ment,” he added, in an un | | Mallison said a word or two to Archer fact, his command—that he should be\ sage and reply,” he said. “Col. Engle- den’s telegram was addressed to governor of Southmoor Convict Prison, Moortown. It ran, as near as I can were there in my time.' The repl ‘No, but ean trace vh-rnbmu of of them if you wish it. it, sir—strictly between you and me, if you please.” “Of course—and I'm much obliged to you," said Englden. “Did Col. den come in again—to send any ther message? "Hme did not, sir. No, I never saw him again.” Engleden went back to the hotel and up to the room his uncle had neeuvbd Col. leden’s things were he left them. Engleden dmdedw IM any detailed examination of his uncle's belongings until Johnson arrived, except in the case of a small pile of letters on the dressing table. He sat down to look these over. There was nothing of note, however; two or three letters from himself; two or three from friends; & b}l‘xsln::‘lwlrnm o; t‘wx hm'l.:n onm the am of whicl e clerk had just told him, ‘What had made Col. Engleden send that message to his successor at South- moor? Why did he want to know if there were any warders still there who had been there under him? ' What had happened that had made him that telegram—from Barow: of all places? Scmething—something!l— but what? Engleden put the letters and the tele- gram in his pocket and went down- stairs, intending to go to the police station. In the hall of the hotel he met | the landlord and stcpped to make ar- rangements with him about Johnson. That done, he drew Christmas aside. “Did you see much of Col. Engleden while he was here?” he asked. “No, sir,” replied Christmas. “Vi little. He was out most of the time. quiet gentleman, sir—not, I should say, a great talke L) Engleden knew his uncle to be a very great talker indeed, on his own subjects, but he did not say so. Instead, he asked a discreet question. “Did you ever see him in conversa- tion with any of your other guests, Mr. Christmas? I suppose you have people staying here, as usual.” “We have a few people, sir. 'l'hmn | Mr. Adrian Mni'k the landsca) There's Gen. Pal lnd hil lady. There are two ladies, sisters—the Misses Maitland. I never saw Col. Engleden in conversation with any of thun He hadn’t been here long, m‘ sir.” “Where did he spend timé—in the house, I mean?"” “He was in the smoking room as a rule after lunch, sir, and again after dinner—1 don't Temember seeing him elsewhere.” “Well, It su men come to your smoking room from the town, eh?—you never saw him in conversation with any strangers?” “No, sir, mnever — neither with strangers nor townsmen. A quiet, re- served gentleman I should call Him. Whenever I saw him in the house, sir, he was reading a guide book that he carried about with him.” A telegraph boy came into the hall. Christmas took the envelope from him and, after a glance, handed it to ln(le- den. The message within, Engleden, was characteristic of Jahn- gn. 1t consisted of one word—com- honrs was busily occupled with Mallison and his men. He was still there when the afternoon came to an end. And at half past six he hurried down to the little rallway station to meet Johnson, who, despite the fact that he had been traveling t«r nine hours, looked as spick and s and as cool and imperturbable as hf were in Fountain rt. - He “‘Any news?” “There is no news, Johnson,” Engleden, “and there is no clue|” (To be aonunued) POPE GIVES AUDIENCE T0 ARCHBISHOP HANNA Receives Prelate From San Fran- cisco and Lauds Work of Church in U. 8. By the Associsted Press. VATICAN CITY, February 20.—Pope Pius XI yesterday received in private audience Archbishop Hanna of San ncisco. The Pontiff manifested pleasure in learning from the prelate | proof, more than once, of John- | pecially as to teaching son’s lblll!y lnd of his pecullar talents. | schools, high schools, finished breakfast, he universities. how larger a number of young people being educated under 'lom-n Catholic auspices. He praised the 'urk of the seminaries for secular ln en had | California generally. ' He Inquired es- in uroem-l colleges and At the cenclusion of their conversa- tion the Pope bestowed the apostolic benediction upon the archbishop, the cle: and the faithful of hh -rch~ n l:cnm g ntroduced. INSURERS TO MEET. Two Hundred Executives of Con- necticut Life to Convene He; ’r'o hundred insurance BICC‘I‘I:VOI all sections of the 26. is district rep- company, oy Miss Ethel T, Oflh’n‘ln resentative for thl