Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1930, Page 31

LY c\nmu Park or Chevy t 8 decinning April 1. e Park_Hotel. ADL. KOMA PARK. SILVER SPRI ith € 10 10 rooms. on Paved street; must be pari Address Box 431-V. Star office. __ 1* COR._HO! —2 baths. large bullt-in ge: Tarse Jot: furnished or unfur- might exchange. Address Box 35: fiar omce. T PLEASANT_BRICK, 8 ROOMS, 2 ths. garage. Small cash payment and 375 hmmm‘ (less_than rent).” Metropolitan b ORGED TO SELL MY NEW BT NE AND prack, tile root. Ghevy Chase hom baths, full "attic, " 3-car bullt-in E vorth $20.000: will 'r"u for $15,800 y erms _OW. 25 RESIDI c: rr BEYOND lst omm__Will consider mu tor equity, well | nced. McCaddon R. E.Co., 3659 13th n,w. | home (7 rooms): ‘il make terms. P Address Box €1V, Star Mee. ! Sor R NDS—6-RM. BUNGALOW B A .42 Wh0: teomer 1350 ash $28 month Agt. at'32nd and G sts. p.e.. Randle Highlands. % 10.000—JOHNSON. ROW ~ HOUSE, ! account of poo! tworth: double ealth. tell for $8:150. Col. 6088-J. 30 % SIX-ROO? APITOL _ MILL—MODERN Rardwood floors, and porches: real i"cash_pavmaents. Monthly pa: inan rent. Lincoln 43%6. 3¢ | E ST N.E_CORNER BRICK KACT: Jis? floor” % rmi. bath hwa. foors: ng floor. bath.. alassed-in sleeping porche Puili-ii hented Eatage, 310,000, terms: fea- sahle. " Lincoln 1434 | [APPLICATIONS INVITED OF CITY AND uburhan prospective home purchasers, With [helo of owners: reply give location, sty i7e and ‘conveniences desired. references us o “responsibliity. cash and terms availavie Gesirea. - Address Box 30! office. | DTHERS ASK 36,950 FOR INSIDE HOUSES. will take 35750 for end house in same | ow. nearly new; 6 Fms. and bath: buill.in | prasc: Owaer. ‘Addrew Box 11X, Siar | phice i AUTIFUL MODERN HOME WITH HALE | cre ground, in Chevy Chase. Md.. ks Plck Eowmtaver: St rus Th00, it so "once will take $2.500 for my $7.000 equity, Puner. ‘Address Box 18-X. Star office WILL THINK THIS A LIE. BUT O T T At Tricx: 20| T wide. howh: elec. gas. BARTLETT- DOVMYER REALTY CO. 1002 K st. n.w. B S— & ¢ OWNER_NEW, CORNER. DETACHED ik 023 Pern Bl now. Modern in. every abect. - Open Sunday. Lincoin 9706-W. 2 ESTATE, WEST OF LO\N AVE. 13 ted close to Ward- et n atractive, Bijek homer. 23 3 'l"l appointed room: five .Ml, 2 M“I; wkhlx ‘:f'lh. t. I!e|];¢l- erie Fick sa % An CLedmiona Value Tor 113,000 L. T. GRAVATTE, Nat. 0753. 7 10th 8 Reslter, Hat Evening Phon 3842 CATHE N.W, rehsonably priced. High-class residence, West of Intersection of WIS. and Mass. aves. 0 rooms, 3 bath<. detached. Highest resi- dQnual community overlooking ecity. For rnrchnu requiring a really fine residence. s la an rtunify o purchase at sub- uced price. D. SAGER, $230 CASH_RFA MONTHLY PAYME Most reasonsble ¢-room house ever bulit in Petworth. _Colonial-Ly; pestry brick home. near beautiful Sperman Circle. bed 3 roo! street and alley. by, tion. Georgia PRICE, ss,sm' ’\n Outstanding \alne, off North gllnl oy B b siarintos " brick ing, containing nine 'ge rooms ll’!d :lllhkm hot. l!r“htll ;I!(I_Fr ]l]:hli' Fick enrages. all ren his house Tust. heen: Tedecorated amd put in’ the of condition. Very reasonpable terms be_made. JOHN F. DONOHOE & SON 314 Penna, Ave. 8 NEW BRICK, OPENS TODAY., DISTINCTIVE \RCH!TZL’TUF[ room: mple close! 2 tiled baths, porch and garage. tile [, large lot SUPERIOR_ COI RUCTION Drive east on Patterson st. from Chevy Chase, %rélf 1 ;lfic):r‘!ulnhl;yl %Rp“;gnnuse. E. DIEFFENBAC AC _National 8850, vclum . BI‘ALTH‘UL 13th ST. New: 8 rooms. bath a nice lot: 2iear cement-black gara Open’ Sundas | all day. X 5741 “i3th ST. N.W. st WAPLE 1228 14th 8t THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ___SALE—HOUSES. l $8,975. 6-ROOM BRICK HOME. Just Completed. Brick con-; lon—Double Oak Ploors. in Garsee ANE &‘."’w.‘.’.','; in Our’ Opinion, A u;v ‘alues Are Sure to Grow. CHAS. M. WALLINGSFORD, 1d_Owner, 1010 Vermont fve."RW. a1 2000, $9,250. $500 CASH. NEAR GRANT CIRCLE. New_ colonial-ty] lAMler irlc six aree rooms. hards spacious kitchen. hufll-ln Piece sirk and newest Prigi lll' batl,. built-in tub and OW¢ closets, ‘bBreakfast and sleeping porehe screened, ‘garage. Close to schools, and busses. Terms. $7,500 By Owner Semi-detached, 7 rooms, 2 baths, extra large dining room, h.wh, plenty of air and sunshine; fine condition; awnings, screens, re- frigerator. Wonderful location, near 2 car lines, schools, stores, churches, theater, etc. Garage, 11x20; trees, shrubs, etc. $1,000 cash, $57.50 monthly, includes interest. 5421 Tllinois Ave. N.W.—Ga. 1091 Open for Inspection Saturday and Sunday Call after 6 pam. week days | WO ACRES, LOCATED NEAR CONe. nevy Chase, Md.: modern center-hall Dutel W. GAS, ELEC., WATER. | arace. Pull cellar. 627 Croissant pl. s.e. | puner. 3021 G st. s.e. 23 IRVING ST. NW house, long lot. gara in rear, facing ved \nelosed Sieeping porch, break- | st room, hardwood floors. tile bath. h.-w.h. venient o downtown: 2 biock Mt. Plea t car line and 16th st. b\l( line: rlook- ' “Rock “Creek Par ¥ iores and ches. House is in loofl condition and a splendid nll(hhal;handflonRi:;;.)n“l'::slg\ o' ang terms, For informa s fice a0d, terme, For lnfoometion U it ROOM BUN “NICE _%-ROOM | WNER OUT OF TOWN—_DETACHED. 8| poms and bath, hardwood flocrs through- e ot S0x140; seil at sacrifice. Key at | p22_Girard st. n.e. B By = © =T 5 I i o neme Taree fov Acar gats ARINE OFFICER ORDERED AW, il Corner hoise. facing Rock Creek Par bed rooms, 3 baths, garage, double screen: " Dorches Call &fter 5 B.m.. Potomec 62, Abt. 802 GOM HOUSE, GARAGE, LARG] % i 1" bue: ‘mearsy’ Vireinia: s Teal buy. | earby i o0t “miss” iL. " Fhone Frankin 6808 LD FOR omn— T, BORD on ot Cacyy Gnase Circle 9 rooms, 2 baths, excel- e roof; iarge, bright cel- -Frigidaii rage. Convenient terms. | hore Wisconsin 2489 after 6 D.m. ! O YOU WANT A BUNGALOW_ IN WOOD- | jidge for 37,500, or near Fort Siocum Park T $8.5007 'Phone Georsla 2298. OING WEST, SACRIFICE: 12 ROOMS. 2 aths “yielding $165 per month: first tru 11,000, expires 1932: second $2.300, inde: ite time. 000; give lovely fur iture. 1459 H: 3 DE ched: 6 rooms, 2 baths; large lot; $13,750. all Clev. 2749. INSPECT 305 TENI Modern Home, Phone Potomac 3 IN. Modern throughout and just like new. 711 onglellow st. nw. Vacant. Phone fof key, leveland 4944. . o JEFFERSON ST. NEAR 13th N nd bath, n.-w.h. and elec; C double rear porches: loi over Practically a new home, priced OHN_QUINN CO., INC.. 706 130 B N W, 5145. DELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN H RENDON, VA.. $13.350. In wonderful srove of maple, aspen and hade trees. 30.000 sa. ft. of Fienty of fruit — sppies, poars. plums. grapes, etc. Splendid gar- n spot. chicken Houses and yard, x110; §-room house, modern convenience: complete baths with shower on 2nd floor: vatory and tollet on ist floor: concrete preh. 11x35 fi. - Gas. elec.. phone. mail de- ery. s block from car line (23 min. to ash): “2-car garage. Phone Clarendon ONT ¢ W, Modsra Srick “Home, Pive Bed Rooms. Two Bath: In Excellent Condition Throughout. Price Only § veniently Pinanced. N iy . BRO.. 914 G St. N.W. UNUSUAL BARGAIN. Just off 16th 3t fw. Dear Reck Creek olf ‘course and Walier Reed. _Beautiful mi-detached house. center-hail plan. with rooms and 2 baths. lovely parquet fioors. ted sarage and covered porehe, ,000 than bulilder's haser. OWNER. Chev C|x1~c, D. C—$IO(XX) $300 Cash; $75 Monthly. New. G-room detached house, di-wh. ec., tiled buth, built-in tub. shower, hard- 0od floors. two porches, servants tollet. pen_fireplace. shaded lot. Wis. 3706-W. * CORNE R Col. 9831. ik CLEVELAND PARK. Near the Buresu of Standards: most st h rapidi sidentis ce ssked for 6-room no in the sa cinity; equipped with tric _refriger 4 “every modern home . refinemen 13,750. Sample house, 3620 Veazey Go out Conn. ave. to the Bureau of Stand- frds: turn lef on Pierce Mill road. to thet ot gne Sack S Yoazey shcuet D. SAGER, 14th Bt N.3 xw ___National 0036. _ $8,450. $65 MONTHLY. NEAR SOLDIERS’ HOME PARK. m!-detached brick home, la d_rooms, hot-water hea ectricity, instantaneous heater. front. res nd side porches Deep lot and vard T garage Must act quickly. Call Adams 41 after 5 p.m. ARTISTS, 17 rooms. centr: wn homestea Attractive 7 | plan. ideal for remodeling_into udio_spartments; wonderful view of Poto- ‘Arlington and Virginia hills. 000. LINKINS CO., exclusive | NORTH \VOODRIDGF The Talk of the Town. 100 New Ideas. Four styles of brick homes on display. The | Ty iatest in design and equipment. All reets and alleys paved. Colored porcelain tures Frigidaire Priced to sell quickly rive out R. L ave. to 22nd st. n.e. then Tih to Randélph st dhen weat o’ prop: Tes H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO 1311 H St_N.W._District 0908. . Commercial I'rnpcrl\ a few squares of Tivell Theater. id corner residence containing 9 nd 2 baths. Well japted to eco- omical remodeling for iness purposes it for sale at residential price. An excel- nt opportunity to locate your business. D. SAG 924 4th 8t N.W. PLCIAL HHOME BARGA!\S The following houses have been traded in b i3 ‘{or larker homes. 5o we can offer em_at specinl low terms l d_oric 618 Potomac Ave, S s On one of the best l‘l‘lml In |} - e itn 45 SAikineilE rSoncreity ath, Only #1060, 117 7th St 8ix rooms ‘and’ bath: lot 30x110 to 13- oot _alle; T'o-‘ll’ metal garal RU- o u?:‘u' 'Ours only $6.950. 'St NE. Sif Tooms and bath, jton ll king: C V' 3 porches. metal bath. 3 vorches 1506 Ridge St. e | ABSOLUTE PROOF! One of the most conservative building associations in the District of Columbia loaned $6,000 on this property. Whether you are looking for a home or an investment, you can't go wrong on this house at $8.000 142 R St. N.E. Within 14 block of Treasury Street Ci 8 ROOMS Strietly Pew MeKinley ‘High ‘School and new Langley Junior Hizh. including spacious center reception hall, Convenient Terms white neighborhood. mear Line and Florida Avenue Car Line living _room, sery Jarge dining room. bie pantry and kitchen. and on the second floor, 4 bed rooms, two very large, one medium, one Open for inspection all day Sunday. For week day inspection or further information phone Mr. Morgan, Cleveland 7330. M. and R. B. Warren i t different. REAL MASTERPIEC, ARCHITECTURALLY and STRUCTURALLY in Foxchall )/xll:ge 4,5 AND 6 BED ROOMS 2 AND 3 BATHS EACH WITH SHOWER o, Foxhall Village is not a place at will appeal to every one. It is It has atmosphere. People who are satisfied with the ordinary and commonplace, do not feel its ap- peal. Th who are interested houses of distinctive architecture in lential section of unique and ting atmosphere, should. make al point of visiting the Village. It would be well worth their time, as xhall Village has been widely heralded as the most unusual and the finest development of its kind America. place which, beauty and modern, substantial con- struction, is its equal. Model Home 1612 44th Street Purnished by W. & J. Sloane OPEN DAILY Rd.. west_to Village. ‘Make left turn & Jath st to Modél Home on west e. in no other quaint old-world We know of in Prices Range $15,950 to $24,500 BOSSEMHEpS Creators and Exclusive Developers of the Village s s aasetestens Six rooms, semi-detached INSPECT Ave. car to Tuckerman St. 1437 K St. N.W. neighborhood; 20 minutes from mid-town. to schools, churches, stores and two street car lines. Office: 8th and Tuckerman Sts. N.W. Tel. Georgia 0394 Open daily until 9:00 p.m. Drive out 16th St. 1o Colorado Ave. then to Georgia A Georgia Ave. to Tuckerman St., turn right to office, Or take Georgia WARDMAN iR s FORT STEVENS HOMES for $350 Cash $6,750 $55 Month brick houses. A restricted Convenient TODAY out District 3830 ! TR AT e A LU gD L For Colored | *il value; to be outstanding beauty -rot [ §l for $8,000 and $9,000; large, well {§| bath; 'colonial front 'porches; i rear porches; hardwood floors; | | i 924 14th Street N.W. Anscostis. ll‘. R. “HOWENSTEIN CO., 111 £ St N.W. District 0908 and 0909. Just sold for $6.950. Now | Near extensive Government Park already provided for. insuring future proportioned rooms, with modern tile brick eolumns; concrete steps; hot-water heat; deep lot to alley; full concrete cellar with laundry trays. Inspect Before It’s Too Late CHAS. D. SAGER Realtor and Builder For Colored H Street Cars to 23rd Street N.E. 17 Minutes by Street Car to Treasury—10 Minutes by Auto KINGMAN PARK $6,175 to $7,250 Sample House, 567 23rd St. Outstanding Colored Development Over 100 Houses Sold The Only Brick Thoroughly Modern Home Development With Refined Surroundings built and finished like homes selling double ample floor plugs; Main 0036 stores, Call” CleVeland SALE—HOUSES. Speculators or Investors, Attention. \ Six-room, all-brick_ house; located near North Capitel and R sts. In firs: com. ercial zone, front room having been use * pitore and opposite a public school. e price, 33,400, CHAS, D. SAGER, 924 14t} Nw. National 0036. SUBURBA $9,500—Converent to the Chevy Chase Hpciiest downtown section. = Beautifully dacaped lot, 90x172; six rooms and bath. screens,’ weather strips and built-| You will 3 iate the environ- ment offereq in" th ie, weil built-up community. T CR’\\ATII 927 18th St. Nat. 0753. Eve: cmm. 2900 " High Class at Low Price. Just Completed. A Group of Three New Houses IN ALL-WHITE FAIRLAWN. ponusual auality in material and workman- ship. 6 large rooms, buiit-in garage. cor. ner of 14th at. and'Ridge st se. 'Short istance from cars and Navy Yard. Onlv 18 minutes from 9th wnd F sts. n.w. by street GAr- Drive out 11tn e, turs left at Nichols d 8 st., two blocks to property. terms within vour reach. ATIVE ON PREMISES. one National 0717. $12,500. " Foxhall Village. Am leaving city and must dispose of my home located on Greenwich Parkway. It is opposite a Govern- ment park in the heart of Foxhall Village, Washington's smartest colony ndividual group homes, amid pleasant surroundings and congenial bors. There are six comfortable ster bed room full width tic, living room with real open fireplace. several bullt-in fea tures and many artistic details. Mod- ernly equipped mrcu’hout including Prigidaire and bullt. . At tractively ‘landscaped [awns. both front and rear. Phone Clev. 6300 for s and appointment to 214 15th St. N.E Own Pirst commercidl zone: house mllub\e for small shop in basement snd two apartments above: hot-water heat. electric lights. §00d ard and room for icar garage. Just re- nished_throughout. _On H. R. HOWENST l\ O, 1315 H St. N.W. Phone Dis. 0908. “TIO:! rooms. 2 complete baths: center-hall DrickICSIRICS modern: bk saregn Nent 6th 'st. bus line and 14th st. car line. Screened and ‘weather-stripped. ' Consider- able reduction from cost. 1334 Montague st Georgla 1 9 NORTHEAST—$4,500. Near 13th and Md ave.—Brick home of 6 rooms and bath, hot-water heat. electric lights and brick e Can be purchased on 5750 cash and smali monthly payments. HOWENSTEIN RRO:! Tth and H Sts. N.E Lincoln BUILT TO LAST In Beautiful Woodridg All Brick, Semi-Detached Ideal Home Location 8 rooms, 2 baths. bullt-in ga oak fioors' throughout. beautiful place, large outside pantry, one-piece sink:’ all rooms sunny_and airy and Teal usable in size. Weather strip- ing, screens and awnings. Built-in rick coal room. built-in brick storage room under cement front porch. Real construction throughout. Con- venient to schools, stores, churches and transportation. Open and lighted for exhibit 1710 Newton Street N.E. Priced for quick sale on reasonable terms to settle an estate. Out Rhode Inland Avenive NE. to Seventeentn Streer. RE- hovin” on Seventeenth Street to ton Street. Or phone for auto. | closet PAUL P. STONE 1103 Vermont Avenue N.W. District 6229 Night and Sunday, North 7471 | Inspe(t 3608 Van Ness St. North Cleveland Park. It you are looking for a new. com- fo:table home of six or seven full- size rooms Witk two complete tile baths, at a modesi price, we think you will fully repaid in taking time to inspect the sample house. A Jiving yoom 22x16. wich stone fire- place: dining "room 16x14; large screened breakfast iarge pantry: covered cemen front porch. On the second floor are three and four splendid bed rooms— all off hall: two tile baths, one with shower; huge screened-in sleeping poyen. Large attic = Attractie lots. Fxise: garage " Paved street and ey jafe different from the Usial stereatyped plun Open Daily. PRICE, $5,500. 10th st. n.e.. close to E. Cap. A mod ornbrick dwelling, coutaining six lars. rooms and bath. in perfect condition and jeady for immediate occupancy. Attractive terms be arranged JOHN F. DONOHOTY. & SONS, 314 Penna Ave. SE. Reaitors. AT THE EDGE OF K PARK. ROCK CR 1867 Ingleside Terrace N.W. OPEN DA!#Y UNTIL 9 P.M. New. all brick, large rooms, 2 norches, complef bath, built-in gars Prigidaire, cedar-lined closets. freplac Near mt, l:"'lrl'(lll shopping section, 16th st. bus and ot lin PRICED LOW. ON EASY TERMS Inspect any time or eall W. 1. HOFFMAN, Builder, Nutlonal 2670. 3209 McKINLEY $12,500, Charming brick and frame Dutch colonial home, consisting of 6 rooms and 2 baths: I fnished in all details: situated ‘on w with trees front and back. This oI5 Just being completed ana st will b worth your while to inspect this bar- . Go out Conn. ave. to McKinley st., en turn east. JACOBSON BROS,, " ERS, VN R BN _Dist. 3136. _Wisc. 2916, SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW. NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL Av opportunity to acauire an excellent, fully modern detached bungalow-type home. containing six large rooms and furnished with dern home refinements; cedar . ol burner: lend- seaped’ and located on Wide thorouchiare. I adapted for physican’s home ond office. CHAS. D. SAGER, 924 14th St. N.W National 0035, _ A RE. ’\] BUY. AR SHERMAN CIRCLE., A 20-foot Cafritz-built home in Pe worth, with besutiful decorations of new. ost paneled wall paper. lot 14213 1t with Btreet and alley paved, '3 covered Dorches, harawood. floors “and.teim. hotx water heat. electricity, “up-to-da details. _Convenient to churches and transportation. Easy lerm $7.85 HOME IN TAKOMA PARK. MD. 137 CARROLL AV bath. home, arranged for ates {rom 14th st car o well | The Premier Residential Loc ality of the National Capital. 2908 32nd St. Beautiful Colonial Residence, lst fioor_Living room. dining room. sun ¥ T vorch, Kitchen, lavato ey roird BoorSuata’s "Form, Bain and Siorage "*Bouble brick_sarage. Lot 100-ft. frontage. Large oak Priced to Apply to owner on prem) at any tim Phone Clev. 7285, $13,500. Detached residence—7 rooms, 2 baths, oil burner, garage; op- posite Rock Creek Park, 165 feet from 16th st. ROBERT E. HEATER, Realtor, Colorado Bldg, District 4820, BRICK IN CHEVY CHASE. Fully detached; well built; 6 rooms and bath; nice lot. 4509 River Rd., at 45th and Fessenden Sts. N.W., $11,800, Open For Inspection. Chevy Chase Realty Co., Reno Esther Bld‘, Wis. Ave. and Windom Cleveland 2749, 2% Inc,, PL | recorded in Liber No. St ! tist or phvsician: | HAVE YOU A HOUI D, €. lAl-l—lfll!ll. g Ry 79k Rouse. in best section guner leaving city, must sell RED—R. 1. AVE. NEAR 6h 8T, N.\V, f,?'fimmmu ous (N Aot SRent. 150, rooms bath. Price, $7,000. Adadre: Box F1-V: Star ofce COLORED FExcellent Homes—Open. . 6 rooms, . 6 rooms 1518 K St. OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 5 P.M. 3.6.—8 rooms. brick. Arranged Hot-water heat, electricits age. Excellent condition. Sma cash ‘BI md"‘:h $42.50 lflon{h Near stores, Schools and three car lines. C. BAKER. EDWA“D, National 3601 COLORE 1t you are looking for bargains in modern homes in & ood section of the city, don't fail to get our list. Terms as low as $100 cash, balance like rent. JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, 314 Penna. Ave. S.E. Realtors. COLORED, SEE THIS HOMI 1)1|xcn Sunday All Day. You will find more “house here for the money and on real terms. Contains all modern improvements, _including and in a high-class. convenient lot 616 4th St. ) WAPLE & JAMI 1226_14th St. COLORED B 36,750, M-umm brick home of 7 7 rooms cellent n.w. section: Yard. 3-car brick sarage monthly payments only 48 In the most desirable section of ne. & cozy brick home of 6 rooms and bath, eiec.. excellent heating plant. deep vard to wide aved alley; condition fike new throughout: 200 cash. ‘total monthly payments $41.50. For_appointment to inspect call at once. ARLE WEST MANSON, Frank. 9373. 1103 Vt. Ave. Eve., Clev. 5054. g LA WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES PURCHASE 1IOUSES IN BAD PA FOR cash or will modernize your home: $10 down. $10 a mo, REALTY REPAIR CO.. Ll W, Nat. 7232, WlLL EXCHANGE MY OLEAR CHEVY se_lot for Petworth or Burleith home. Ghe full description and details ddress Box 43-X. Star office. LIST YOUR VlACANT " PROPERTIES WITH C. M. PLU ‘Thomas circle. Phone Pnlomn !lo'l W ting list for si; room house: Act_quickl: WE HAVE A CLIENT WITH_ $4.000 CASH who wants to buy a 6-room house in desirable n.w. section. Price, $10.000 to $11.000. Immediate sale if at- McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N, Real Estate Dept.. 10th and G. National 0430. b B SALE OR_RENT—HOUSES. PETWORTH—7-ROOM HOUSE & BATH all modern throughout: arranged for den reasonable: located on bus & car line. Phone Ceveland 3936. __4° 242 E. CLIFFORD. POTOMAC_5 R. AND B. COLORED—Harvard near Sherman ave . . modern brick. 2426 . 8 r. and 24 23rd, 531 24th, 234 3nd, 6-r Inc., North 0962. _ ARGAINS. d bath, large gsn cash And total Bricker: | low, modern. ‘sui mer n.e. Sewes 3.1 Breminood. M & Rentals on the abo tly reduced, or sell at low prices on easy terms N. E. RYON CO. 1218 N. Y. Ave. Nat. 7907. 3418 14th. Col. 1577 (7-9 p.m.. Col. 6279) e rm. frames SATURDAY, MARCH 1, hed brick | 1930, AW SALES, THOMAS J. OWEN mm USTEES" EWTON I-rmo 1::# By Vhl\lf of jeed of trust, recore in ! Liber No. 6327 ’fll. 368, of the lan Ol‘lfl‘l ’0( 'lh' gls' l’:;“ of Columbll, we I.“ sel || ront o on THU DAY, ST nh B 5 1930, T ’I’WO- 1R’ ARCH N numbered five hllfl‘l‘ld Charies W Ky in 8. P, of a certs Fivision ot ‘Mount, Pleasant, r of said King 3 subdivision recor T e un "Wt tolin 8 ih ‘the ‘sutvesor's olice for {u Distriet_of Columbia, and 'now f assessment and ta: T Thumered e Hamansg and sev. enty (570) in square numbered twenty-six hyndred and seventy-seven (2617) Terms of One-fourth in"one, two and three years, with at six 'per cent per annum. payable semi annually. ‘Deposit of 330000 reauired a tine of sale and the purchaser allowed A(- teen days from date of sale to complete the purchase, Further particulars st time of sale. EDWARD ©. T2 VERNON G. £ w.m,..%." = 0"x""r&'}u Adam A. Weschler & Som, Bmlfl'ug:cy Sale Restaurant Fixtures and Equipment By Auction At “JENKINS RESTAURANT" 1304 G St. N.W. TUESDAY March 4, 1930, 10 A.M. ns, Bankrupt Ne. Ca; W.'E. CUMBERLAND, Trustee. fe28.mh1.3 THOS. J. OWEN & 1431 EYE TRUSTEES' SALE STORY _ BRICI By vinue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 5807, follo 223 et seq., of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at publie auction. in front of premises, on MONDAY, THE 3'! OF MARCH, A.D. 1930, AT FIVE P.M., the following-described premises, situate in the District of Colum- bia, and designated as and being lot 29 in Benjamin R. Mayfield's subdivision of lots in square 279, as per plat recorded in Liber 10. follo 11, of the records of the office af the surveyor of the District of Columbia, to- wether with the improvements. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be pald in cash, balance in two equal installments, payable in one and two years. with interest 6'2 per centum per annum. payable semi-annually, from day of sale. secured by des of trust upon the property sold. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 3300 will pe required at time of sale. All conveyancing, recording. etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty das from dav of sale. otherwise the tru: tees reserve the right to resell the propert: at the risk and cost of defaulting D\lr: After five davs’' advertisement of sus in some newspaper published in ton, D. C. Ie Vashing: P A T 1626-d8ds.exSURIeD WANTED—RENT OR BUY HOUSES. FOR RENT OR SAL) See or wrlte lnformation to D. H. JOH 241 ave. n.w. National 1373 AUCTION SALES, FUTURE_DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS. NOS 185. 197, 180 AND 161 N STREET SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deferred purchase moner deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber No. 8857, folio 78 et sea., of the | ords of ‘the District of "Columb t the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer for by public_auetion, in Xrnm of the umlu- on TUESDAY. THE RTH %lr SEARGH 703, COMMENCING . AT FOU THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-de- scribed land and premises. situate in the District of Columbia, to wit: Lots 9 to 133, inclusive. in Charles L ord's sub- division of lots In_square 744, as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbi: Iu Liber 17, folio 111: to be offered_separately. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of tl purchase money to be paid in cash, bnllncu in two equal installments, represented by promis- Sory notes of purchaser. payable in one and two vears, with ints At 6 per cent per annum from day of le, payable semi- annuaily, secured by deed of trust upon property sold, or all cash at option of pur- chaser. A deposit of 3200.00 on e erty Teauired of purchaser at s convevanein recording and not at cost of rchaser. — Terms to com- plied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the Teseil property at risk and cost of def purchaser after five days' advertisement of !lw\lciih".!lle Illljlflllle newspaper published in ash.ngton, D. C. JAMES F. SHEA. GEURGE 1. BORGER. te21-d&ds.exSu ‘Trustees. "THOS. J. OWEN_& SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. | TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE mEAL STREET | ESTATE. KNOWN AS 2225 [OUSE. CONTAINING THIRTY - TWO AFARXIIENTB By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 6008. folio 26 et seq., 01 the land records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at the request of the part: secured thereby. the undersigned trustee wiil sell at publie auction, in front of the ises. on MONDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF MARCH. AD 1930. AT THREE O'CLOCK P.M., the following-described land and prem- ises, situate in the District of Col MI and designated as and being original Terms: Sold sublect to prior incumbrances { totaling $85,000, further particulars of which will be wnnounced at time of sale: the pur- chase price above said trusis to be pald in casn. A deposit of 35.000 nuulred Con-~ veyancin recording, etc.. purehaser’s cost. ‘ms to be complied 'Av.h within ten days, otherwise deposit forfeited d _the property may be advertised and resold at the dlucreltgn of the trustee. N IA OB“IA\’IHNF("‘O“ _fe28.4&4 liu "THOS. J, D:«"EN & l'. AUcl'Xom Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Three-Story and Basement Brick Apartment Known as “The Alston,” Being Premises No. 1721 Twenty-first Street Northwest; Also Lot Adjoin- ing on the South. By virtue of a certaln deed of trust duly Tolio 244 et sea., ords ‘of the District of Co- party ned trustees ne of the land lumbla, “and secured there L Wil al oyl remises. "on” S ’k BAY. R BF MARCH, A, 1930 O'CLOCK PM.," the following-di and premises, situate in the city ington, District. of Columbis, and d and being lot llxllsn (L in Alley and others' subdivision of Ppart of square ninety-two (92), as per plat recorded in Liber No. 11, follo 186, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. Also lot fifty-five (55) in Ora G. M subdivision of lots seventeen (17), (18) and ald ninety-two (92), as per plat of ore's " subdivision recorded In Libe follo 67, of the aforesaid surveyor office recor ¢ with the improv ments. Terms of sale third 01 the purchase money in two equal’ ing ‘llld ‘B'Eg oars. r centum Annum, e Y efom day”of e, "Secured. by Tust upon ®the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A d posit of 33.000 will be requited at i le. All conveyancing, of purchaser, Terms d ‘with within 30 da. e, otherwise the truste serves the right to resell the property the risk and cost of defaulting purch: 11 day: dvertisement of sucl newspaper published in Washine- THE WASHINGTON. LOAN D TRUST COMP. AIQ @ Tristee. By ALFRED H. LAW!ON fe27-d&ds.ex8u i "ADAM A, WESCHLER & BON,Nuetionee Trustees’ Sale of Modern Six Room and Bath Brick Dwell- ing Situate 605 14th St. N.E. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber N 350, folio 241 et sea., of the records of the District of Co- lumbia, and a{' e ‘request of ine ‘Barly Se- cured thereby. the undersigs ! trustees will offer for sale by public auction, in llllixl of the premises, on “QNDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1930, VE O'CIOCK P.M., the following-descril and pr he District of Columbla, 68 in umphrey sud A F-Imnl ibaivislon auare s Der piat, recorded in the "o nee of the surveyor for the District of Tty will be Liber 32 at folio 10, The above pro Ged of" trust. for -ll:l"'"h ’flf K“Il o i soof"n'& ‘Dayab) m nflmh y incluai ehase e R:""'i intere 8 '3' of di 1 day se the trusises reserve "n'z'n right Ty etauiifig purchaser, after five d -dvuruumnz of suel paper publs m 1e27,mh1,4,6, ver it of All conveyaneing, reca fees at cost of purchase plied with within thirt sale, otherw, to Tesell U THOS. J. OWEN & 1431 EYE TRUSTEES' SALE OF _VALI PROVED REAT. L ESTATE, SPATK 3606 '10th RTRWERT. NER l0th AND® O PLACE NORTH- B Virlie of a certain deed of trust duly recoraed In Liber No. ‘3068, folio 116 o sea.. of the land records of the District of 50- lumbla. and' at the request of the party !'efiill’;!d" l‘hlel‘lbgnclht ll‘lnd!l“lll!;ld lfllxl!l}?l bublic atetlon, " Tront of the r!mngr °fl Y IIM AT O'CLOCK the fol Iowlnx- scribed land and nnmlnu situate in county of Wllhlnnon. Dlllrn‘.l or Columbia. and des- I and “fi lot numbered eighty- x 1 in Samuel Redfern’s subdivision of parts of lots n\l!lhl"d thirty-nine (39) ana forty lov in block numbered f 145), “"Hols d Mano d in’ Liber County 16 at fol a& of the surveyor for the District of Colum- gether with the im rovements, consisting ot 3 %5(".’.’(“'"':’ cellllro nrkhredlminte > of ale: me-third of the purcha equal instaliments. payal in one and two years, with interest at @'; per annum. payable semi-; lnnullf from day of sale. secured by of trust upon the property sold. or all cash, at the option of the purch: A de It of $500 will b' B of sale {o be e B Wiehin from day of reserve the ri N. AUCTIONEERS. centum per io resell the the risk ‘and ‘cost of defaulting parchaser after five daya® advertisement of sueh resale | 1on 0me newspaper published in Washing: SHAUD. LIVINGSTON, fe27.mh1.3, \n,u T rustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SO 1430 Eve Sireet NorthweniO EERS: | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, No. 3905 Morrison Street Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of tr: 5i°9ided in Liver No. 5837, Tolio Vet fea of the land Tecords of the District of Go- lumbia. and at the request of the party secured ‘thereby. the undersigned trustees il sell at Public auction in, £ n THE BAV 85 MaRcH AB g THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M. scribed land and premis County of Washinkton, D \mbia, and designated as and being lot numbered Torty-thiee (43) of H. D. Pulmer's combina- tou of lots numbered two (2) und three (3) in sauare numbered en hundred and forly-seven (1747, ~“Connecticut _Avenue Tertuce.” us per piat recorded in the office L (e survevor for the Distrlct of Columbia in Liber 48 at follo 19 1. sublect to” the re- strictions “and co L forth in said Geed: of "trust, ‘toxethes with e ments, consisting of frame a he. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two 1 installments. pay ble in one and two with interest at Jor centum per from day of trust upon the 'm: e e ot he option of the A deposit’ of 2L time Ormale. ‘ALl ConverARGIRE: . ete., at cost of purcl serve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days' advertisement of such resale in jgme newspaper published in_ Washington, SO HENRY P. RURTRES: xci mh1.3, s "THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE ONE- HALF INTEREST IN BRICK APART- MENT HQUSE SITUATE SQUIHWEST %%%%'(R NllellH'l‘H AND 8 By Ohttue OF & certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 8025, folio 443 et sea of"the land records of the District of ' lumbf nd at the request of the party secured lhrreb‘ the Ilnd!l‘ll“nm trustees Wil sell at publ le autelon, in the office of Tho: Bfln 1431 E Nw. on WEI NEB 'HE TWEI AY OF MARCH, Al D 0, AT ONE Ocm P.M. the following ribed land and premi: the “Blstrict ‘of - Columbia. and h'flll one-half undivided interest of Be: Starkey in and to lot 62, in_a subdivision made by Harry Ward man and Thomas Bones of lots 1n sauare 110, er plat recorded in Liber No. folio"131:" one of the records of i veyor's office for said District. Terms: Sold sublect to & prior trust for $20,000 on the whnle title, particulars of which will Time of ‘sale: the Burcha trust to b'cn id In casl requi onveyancing, recording. ete.. at purchaser's cost. Terms to ‘complie 'hh TEliod et the Iormsycineruise, dogault for; % Tnuy e advertise snd'resoid at‘tne; .m"!n. or e tristees. HeRACE W, W LAIR, R rustees, situate i designate leed of mh1.3.5.7,10.11 ADAM A, WESCHLER & BON, Auctioncers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ™. EroVED, RAE SraAlARE " " APARTME! S, e S SO By virtue of a certal 4 lon SNctain deed of trust, d h 3¢ records ‘of th t of CH- ‘umbla, Inahll the rlflllr ¢ ‘t'}'l':‘: rty se cured ’\ lncd trustee tfl h! Duh '-‘"llx:llun ln ;lgai o flcrlhfld Ilnd nd ? lrr 04 lumbla, ha, onnnllcm numem lnfl tio) erm of sale: fn.“.i-'w:‘.&:.m will b i :2}' prior deed of trusy for ¥ with interest at Davable sem annually, secured by “dud of trust over tust gt | Trustees. the premi; M DAY OF ulmcn. um P.M, the followin laen: “pituate in the wit? an A\rnuc Hig 111{ rem e of 1l Culllm bia no Don Droperty sold. or obtion of purchaser.” A Feauired of pyrehasel u‘. conver: ancing, rmfl' ‘i Tt -'.1 u\ S tad Rl ot 8 wl! in irty dave from her- Wwise trustee reserves the ri ‘l rflell rop- '?t" 108, and oot of defaticing pireRasts or Dubflllud in Washing- whETRMTR M BN 08, fo10-dadsexguanes & B I COLTON: AUCTION SALES, AUCTION 143] AW I Trustee' .Rsn:ll'!“ V..hnbhc Im- pnnd 1 onsisting Modern -Story Briek Apartment Building With Stores on the Ground Floor, Known as Premises 1800 14th Street N.W., Being the Northwest Corner of 14th mdcs Streets, Washington, | D. ‘Whereas default h: payment of princip: gebt “secured on_ th e "trustee ‘named srust: will offer for sie. s 1 m oé "\ in'l'.'-.'"nbtmréfiu kel o AD 100, ¢ the city of Washington, District of Lot numbered one (1) in 1 bered twg hundred d subdivision recorded in Liber R. W. lio 103, of the records of the office of (i surveyoi the District of Colum Terms of Ony e of with interest Tate of ik Dar cent ger annum and semi-annually, “secured by deed. of t on the property’ sold. or sll cash, at {he option of the purchaser. ''The ferms ot to be compiied with within thirty davs om date of sale, in default of which the Broperty will be resold. at the Fisk w defaulting purch eadvertiement lished in Wllh:n to 1l conveyanc- ng. title examination and recording at the expense of the purchager AR EONAY AND Retiring Sale Modern Meat Market FIXTURES By Auction At 3913 14th St. N.W. TUESDAY March 4, 1930, 10 AM. THOQ J. OWEN & M)N A UO er 11 EyE SR NAonees | Trustees’ sale of ulunble real estate, improved . by brick dwelling No. 1969 Biltmore Sgreet Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded, in Lib 4845, folio 418 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Coliimbia, and at the reauest of the party sccured ‘inereby, the undersigned irustees will_sell, ublic auction. n {ront of the Dremises. on DAY;, 'he ELEVEN] BE MARCH. A.D; 1036, ‘AT FOUR 1'%!!\. LOCK P.M., the fol o'inl-dunl'lhll and Dpremises.’ situate in the County of Washington, District of Columbia, and_des- ignated as and being lot sixi Edward J. Stellwagen, trusi of lots in block three’ (3). Cliffbourn per Plat recorded in Liber County No Iolio 45, of the racords of the effice of ! surveyor of the t . sul Ject o the condition that 5o strusturs shel be erected thereon within 12 feet 3f%he line of Biltmore street, designated for p of taxation as lat sixty-two KR wenty-five hun orty-six _ (2846). eihier with the improvements, consisting e purchase rick dwelling. Terms of sale: One-third of money to be paid in cash. balance in two ~qual installments. payable in one and two with interest at six centum per from day of ves annum. payable semi-annus| of trust upon the piop- gption of sale, secured by d or all cash, at_the o A deposit of 3500 will be Teautred ie.¢ All conveyancing, record, ing. e cost of purchaser. of ok 15 e ‘compiicd_Biin within T3 s irom 'day’ of "3ale.. otherwise the trute reserve the right to resell the property the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five d vertisement of such resal in_some ni e publiahed in, Washin ton, D. C. hi. __tezimi 0.11 'g-r Avmom THOS. J. QWEN_ 'Trlntm Sale of Valuable Real Estate, Improved by Brick| - uare 10 Sixteenth Street Northwest. By virtue of a certaln de of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 8203, folo 93 ¢t sedr of the land records of ti District of Co- lumbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby. the und d will sell at public_auction, * remises. on WIDN“DAY 'HE TWELFTH AY OF MARCH, 19 Rribed 180 ad Scribed lana A city of Wasl and designati twenty-eight ¢ 7 feet front by the full depth of twenty-nine (20) In John B. Blake Moses Kelly, executors’. lllbdlvlll'l: of numbered hundred and ninet; (191), as nl lat recorded II’ H.. folio 1 the records of the office 0( the surveyor n( the District of Columbis, t0- gether with the & brick apart Termsof s money to be"B equal installments, years. with interes nnum. payabl unhlnl\ le. K trust upon the ?opern sold, or all cash, at the option of he purchaser. A deposit of $1,000 will be reauired at time of sale: All eonveu flll 3 recording, ete., at cost of Illlchl1 of sale to compli with within (Mrly days from day of sale. otherwise the trus- IP“ reserve the right 1l th it the risk and cost of red and the sout! P ay of ADAM A, Wi wl!cHLlR & SON, Auctionee: Trustees’ Sale of Fixtures and Lunch Room Equipment Con- tained in A. B. C. Lunch Room at 400 Sixth St. NNW. Also Lease of Premises. By virtue of a mn“- shattel deed of foust recorded in L iand recor the " Didieict of Columbin, and at 4 Sayest gof 4'he party secure thereby. the undersigned trustees BT Rublic augtion, st the 11.“' rremlmbcn MENGING AT eauipment, daire. gr trap, rinerator - dimpiny case Nal clgar el coffee uri miscellans utensils, crock and good will of RIOS lm&l}m.utm. business. Terms: Cash. _fe2n.38.mn1 of -l“lll" ¥ Stoek Groceries. Ete, BY AUCTION “KALO) AMA JEARTRT a7 CON! N.W. 'I'UlISDAY inter, Of Cases,” Platform ani “Io‘ Beales, Paj Bailer, "Vegetable Rin Hefry B. Huhn, trading as & Market,” Bankrupt No. Aui:‘r E. 'STEINEM, rustee, 1331 G Strest N. mari&y THOMAS TRUSTEES' trolnr . OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEEI ) R deed of trust recorded in folle 28 of th records Cols w L. in 'kt P indh, MONBAY, FiF ufirl-'n;x.m;.::« ":no huny 5:“:‘} thigg Pné“ r.l.r he District o Solum Sh 1o Wad (iree vecte, St BAAREE 5 R, T nual: De l sale and the nnu dat to compiete the i ln from Further” urtlmu-n at time of ;u".?hm. WARD C. BALTZ, kel - £e27-d.exBu,Incl Apartment House, No. 1821/ 3 5o TWO-TRACK TUNNEL IN[TALY LONGEST Appennine Mountains Bore 11.3 Miles Long and Has Midstation. By the Assoclated Press BOLOGNA, Italy, March 1.—The world's longest double track tunnel, burrowing through the Appennine Mountains which form the backbone of Italy, has just been completed after 10 years of work. It will shorten the train run from Florence to Belogna, and therefore from :omn to Vienna and Berlin, by several ours. The new bore is second in length to the Semplon Tunnel through the Al but that is a single-track tunnel, Apennine Tunnel is 11.3 miles and in the middle of it is a station foet, long, called the Station of Precedence. Two tunnels run off from the station td provide side tracks. What the tunnel will do for railroa traffic between North and South Ital may be seen from the fact that it elimi- nates 22 miles of travel, and reduces the maximum height of the old road from 2,002 to 1,046 feet, which means that trains may be greatly speeded up. Many curves have also been avoided. The construction of the big hole has been a tremendous feat, involving thou- sands of men, and costing in all $60,- 375,000, Work began in 1920. In Feb- ruary, 1924, two shafts were sunk as a start on the Station of Precedence. A maximum of 1,300 workers under- ground and 550 on the surface was maintained. They used 967 tons of dynamite and excavated 1,488,000 cubic meters. The tunnel was dedicated when the last bit of mk separating the north from the south excavations was knocked through. The Cardinal Archbishop of lolenu imparted a benediction. e AUCTION SALES. FUTURE_DAYi - THOS. J. Ew“lnlagifiin AYCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM- AL ESTATE, BEING FR. :‘)l\}volvl.rfl;ll'%‘"l) 836 LAMONT ST By Vi V& certatn deed of trust. duly rbcorded In Liber No. 5644, folio 188 et of the land records of the District of lumbis, and st the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will_sell at public_auction, in_front of remises, on WEDNESDAY, THE TW‘ AY OF MARCH, A.D. 1930, O'CLOCK P.M., the x:zmrm:;:m:‘l’:enut ’In‘l,d' ises,’ situate in the W “Hr.'z'.'.‘n’.“ airict of Columbla; and m- t ft ninety-four as per plat of ub- division recorded in Liber folio 151, of the records of the office of the surveyor' for District of Columbla, now known lof assessment and taxation purposes as lot n,_sauare 2692 B s of One-third of the purchase money to be paid in eash, balance in tw@ equal installments, payable in one and twe years. with interest at seven per centum pef annum. payable semi-annually, from day of sale. secured by deed Of trust upon the property sold, or all cash. at the opton of the purchaser. A deposit of $206 will be reauired st time of sple. All convaancing. recording. etc.. at cost of purch of sale to be com Sith withip thirty days from day of otherwise the {60 reserve. the Fight 1o Tesell the Droperiss 84 ;therisk and cost of defaulting purchaser! alter v advertise of such in \dome “newspaper publ hed ‘" Wi ington, D. SAMUEL A, DRURY. JAMES B. NICHOLSO! lock elght division of parts of the tracts of land c: Mount Pl " and_ Pl GEO. C. SHINN, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT of Columbia. Holding Probate Court.— No. 39951, Administration.—This Is to give notice that ‘the subscriver, of the State of Virsinia, haa' obtained from the “Probate Court of the District of Columbia letters testamentary on the estate of Narcissa G. Bethune. te of the District of Columbis, decensed. ‘All Dersons having claims avais R tecensed o Roreny i Senibl e smme."wien The Vouchert (hereof, Tally uthentical subscriber on ot befora the 10N duy ‘of ‘PeBruaTy, AD. I935; Orher wite they may by law be exclided from’ ali benefit of said estate. Given under my hi this 19cth day of February. 1930. ‘l " y IETHUNE. E: urch, Register of Wills for lhel%ncl o Coram (Seal.) — Attes Clerk of the Probate Court. _ mh1.8,1 STANLEY D. WILLIS, Atiorney, SUPREME R > s Oelnmoou T OF m ,Exfl No. 39968, Adm subscriber, of the Distriet of Columibia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia Jesters :lt:&fflllr{lun' Ig! D'l“l‘::t Q‘ Allu ' artholow, late of the District ol bis: deceased. ' All ving el thedeceased are ‘nereby warned st the same. with the vouchers thereof. 1o Authenticated. to the subscriber on or bn lore the | y of February, A.D. 1031: other- f..m oA Shven an g nder_my this 10th day of February. i FR. A. BARTHOLOW, 1236 Harvard st n.w. (Seal.) Attest: VI 8. MERSCH. Deputy Reuister of Wils for the District of Colum- bin, Clerk of the Probate Court. mh1,8,18 CHARLES W. CLAGETT, Aiforney. N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE_DIS- Columbla. Holding an Eaquity Court—Albert W Howarg ot plaintiffs, vs. Samuel L. Howard. et al, defendants.— 80758.—Order of Publication.— he partition of lot 33 1 ute's recorded l:bdlvlllol\ al')( hl.ll;g‘l. : ori l lots 9 and 1 and all of origi b Batedd A a lfllllll‘l‘“fl ... Benent weribed 1" the ol ‘ot above cause. it is this 28th !’:r.nl;lylll ll- "nrdfl'!d that tl ward, Rexiiolds H 3 lowar: n. and Hugh - Cormick Hayden. o Ccause " thelE Appearances to be entered herein on or re the fortieth day, exclusive of Sun. avs and legal holidays, occurring after i late of the first publication of this order gtherwise the cause will be proceeded wil as in case {ault. provided s copy of LI- order ve' publ hed in the Washington r and The vening Star news- Wl'l for three successive weeks P‘:l‘l’d longer and other publication AL'R& {Beal) A true Cnl! GUNNINGHAM, * Clerk. w Asst. Clerk, EDUCATIONAL, Statistical Clerk Both men and women. Salar: J1.e20. 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