Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1930, Page 35

REAL ESTATE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1930 AUCTIONS The Wrist! s, J.S. Flgfc]ier : USES. SALE—HOUSES. SALE—HOUSE! AUCTION SALES. 301500, — |[DETACHED BRICK HOME, . ‘F{NZ()S%TH THONAS 3. GWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. | “THOR T G, 60N, 4UCTIONEERS. | THOB, J-OWEN b SON" AVCTIONEES: Bungalow. NORTH CLEVELAND PARK 4 R eot. Colonia) | TRUSTERS' BALE OF VALUABLE TumEE. YE ST. N.W. _ e Street Northwe: ' Cleveland Park Section. ) e il g0 ey "“:‘,J'.';hfi_""f_{.‘.‘.“mfi sopived siteet | NG es” NEWTON STREET NOWTH: TR ARG ¥ DE s, circumstances necessitate & J INTN ST rooms and porel as tive features. ~Conven-| By virtue of deed of trust, recorded ORTHWEST. {93 this California bungalow %0 price would be fair. | Liber No. 6331 at {cio 368, Of ihe land rers | BY Jirtue of & certain deed of trust, duly AT ABOVE. RHOWN UCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES, i CK DWELLING, NG | T PROTED RE . 31 IOWA CIRCLE c;"r Mark Copyright, 1930, by North American Newspaper Alllance and Metropolitan Newspaper Service. the river on the might of the murder. knew before ever he laid a hand to it that the door would be locked. Of SIXTEENTH INSTALLMENT. course! But there would be a key to It is delightfully situated, con- B ¢ $7,280, Call TS Al it ing ‘house &l E ords of the District of Columbia, we shall | recorded in Liber No 3907, follo 223 et sea. ISES 1307 L STREET NORTH' R Bl aco” comfutt v cgverd | o Bt e iiands | DAY St BREHE SR HURE | Sobis ' e Fedht el e barly | efihdeq s e RO ST g dabr B e T T e L1 | o it and be ‘convinced. ~Open 16th St. Highlands. 1830, AT TWO,THIRTY O CLOCK ¥, ¢| secured thereby the undersiened trusices | of the land fecords of the istrict ‘ot "o b inciosed sisepine porch. OB the and ngPU ARV 3 4-BED-ROOM HOME, < hunar T W public avction. I limifs, And 37 {he request of the party a6 v are tw vely rooms. Slate . G. 3 A\ Charles W. King. premises. on MONDAY, THE TENTH DAY | cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will nd,_fioor are 4 ovely rooms. Slate ___Cleveland 1831 ’ 24 Feet Wide. ‘Mount Pleasant O A, e eacribec land and | feea ‘n PRIDAY. THE PoCRTEGtan’ Y 3 o owing- A dition, it is thoroughls modern and inciudes | UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. $10,5 d Kine's subdivision recorded ‘i Liber 1ses. pituate 10 the Dstrict of Colum- | OF MARCH. A.D. 1930. AT FOUR O BLOCK (e A B e | Only H Left of This T ,500. County 13 at folio 9 in the surveyor's office d’ designated nd being lot 29 in | P.M. the following-described land and prem- Se e TR ahd thade treen’” Garage” i SR o R i town Gumes | Known"for pismoses st Sosimbitiy 30 by | BCAAID T, e s piat FecorGed 1 Libes | desfenaied. as. und ‘Dol s Jeriros A o - "ot assessment an Der piat. recor ¢ | desienated as_and bein "Eff}‘"‘?af)’w{'-:li'“s‘?c('-‘a;g With %X.F‘,"’“(‘; e otionally low Drice. Beven tlonas ot umbered ave hundred '.:n".’-:r ’:E fono. 11, o}.::.r‘:e igeorar ‘of ihe omce ot N xn'_ooxe;nmd;ézafl‘fléa’fi‘;frf"qn SYNOPSIS, thing else, he covered its lower parts \ 7 ) . uilt-in Garage. hundred and sevent; 2677) | ether with the improver el ko) Iat Fecorded' in the offe. of B : - 1704 Conti: Ave: Pot. 0830. . 4pd And_seventy-seven ¢ % B ) {34), As per plat recorded in the office of Col. Enoleden, formerly fhe governor |8nd went up to the magistrates’ bench SR g e Spn, B0 RSt Smveniny T80 oL B e " S Greciom, Sl bent | 2ot ol Of U SRS | IR R B S O COMURIS | o suntnmonr sison, has deen murdered. | 814 o the exact spot af which b, hed . ¢ 5 " ear ; S5t per nnum. payable semi ana iwo a - v San . Stang b gy g rick Construction. Atine'be u';‘{.'na ‘will ‘conslder offers on T o o b o e Tt | e e DT e Bentum per | mony 10 be Dald T cash. alsmcs n rwe | A ledorer tells of having seen (Aree me= |he examined his surfoundings. Detached Colonial Home Double Oak Floors. ty ‘cash basi q urchaser allowed - | anpum, payable semi-annually, from day of | equsl instaliments. pavable in one and two | ©7 tAe night of the murder near the The h tains behind th s tricted hy o . : B SENTAG BHONE SERVICE UNTIL 9 P.M. | teen days from date of sale to compiete the | suie. secared by deed of trist upon the s, "Wl Interest &t six per centum pey | spot where the body was found. Sefton re were heavy curtains behind the 'h:;\:-mfll Ins restricted home eommu 4 A complrlson Will Satisfy You{ N. I.. SANSBURY CO., Inc : mr.:nm. Further particulars at time of property ‘:nld.’ °rA."¢ ca th -;' '?:d":.‘fl:‘ :.! e d"dmal'ul‘:;.l {mm u-y“‘:f Enoleden, a mephew, with the aid of |bench, which was really a raised plat- grranged on the ‘center-hall pian 'with & of the Very Unusual Value. 1418 Eye 8t NW. _____ Natl 8903. EDWARD C. BALTZ, the Dufchassr. A Gemoull ot EON mraing, | Broueriy Soid: OF, alf Casty o} oo Lodion'sl | JoAnsow, Ms lew clerk, makes an tn- |fOrm running mcross he whole length m. Kitchen and breakfast slcove on ihe 4103 1 7 $12,750. VERNON G. OWEN. Teaulred A Ime Ot ostiot panchaner Forms | the rurchaser. A deposit of 32.500 will be | vestiation. 1t fs learned that during g 4 Toom. kitchen an s 03 13th Pl. N.E. 5/ 90, 1e21-d&dbs.exSudhol Trustees. | of sale to be complied with within thirty | reauired at time of sale. All conveyancin®. | yae colomel's ti t Southmoor two |iD its center a sort of dais, on which ner. e Jocation is convenient and Jusk| ~LTAS, M = ers Chevy Ch 5 5 from day Of sale, otherwise the trus- | recording. etc, at cost of purchaser. Terms e colonels time af SoutBmoor 03 | oy get & massive chair for the use of o}! ll:;h.nealymmmn’la;edk‘:xt::filgvt!":cn"" AS. M. WALLINGS FORD, hevy ase, David Notes, Auctioneer s _reserve the n:mlm resell the property, a("s.fl?r;g‘ bjfi;am&lled Jitn wmn' "“{rlx’ prisoners, Snelling and Hardle, escaped | 0 presiding magistrate, Lifting the landscaped: buili-in garage. Price only Builder and Owner, Center-Hall Colonial. Household Goods of every descrip- | &% therisk and cost of defauiting purchases: | (00 o5 Teserve the right 1o reaels the prope | 94 m0 was ever found of them. |, 4qing as he went along, Johnson 813,500, with liberal terms. 1010 Vermont Ave. N.W. Nat'l 2990, An_exceptionally attractive detached, cen- tion at our Auction Sale to- et published in Washing- | eFty at the risk and cost of defaulting pur. | It is also learned that just before his | g0, ng that th ealed two doors, Jarrell C W N - | e haliatan home that Is situated one-nalt = chaser, after five days advertisement Of | death the colonel had asked the prison | foup e I e : = N & squa; Conn. ave., amid attractive morrow, Thursday, March 6, WILLIAM T. BALLARD, such resale in_some newspaper published in thoritiss: $o tolt A Neth both unlocked. He‘fused through that * 721 10th St. N Nat' 0763 7 ROBMS S ] Rt apea ot Reabort, fove| at 10 wm., including & lot S0 | 30 00, exubiah = oo Hfusees. | WILLAM MONTGOMERY SR wacherst uko wire o als stad sre |O0 DS ISTv-Rand sice of e ahat firse W 3 ¥ 3 A six un- __te26- u ustees. - E ort passage e = 3 P%?({:‘}%_‘z BATHS, usually bright and well proportioned rooms. | age Goods and other cel- | 1508, J. SGN, AUCTIONEERS, e Tl e ey o0 4l gt the yrison. Johnson betieves that | 25d found himself, in a :‘;V,;:ugly the $13,500. ES—$12750. R R R l,'.",‘,‘,', (e laneous articles, all at public auc- 1431 EYE ST. N.W. (Seal) _Attest: " Prestdent. the colonel Rad come acrots the escaved | magistrates' room. Detached residence—7 rooms, lendid brick home with concrete | Vafy L T U "'fn\'fl'.“ and pri- It.lon' vnllnnA our sales rooms, 633 TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE Dt Egecretary. 0N mng-adgsexgn_| convicts end that it was they who kiled | Prom that room another door and ; porg X o g ESTATE, S 2 Si_ | fnem. 0 Engleden enga 2 baths, oil burner, garage: op- TacVS Commutnity net 16 sad | DaoEL Coniion, OBer 18 leAvIng the ety | yormy Cas g'v}v%{_-}‘a&:gnno %3¢ LAMONT STHEET | ADAM A. WESCHLER & BON, Auctioneers. | prison warder, Millwater, o0 aid 1m the :;m:?:;. Lo e z‘f&x'i.".o:d"i‘c’"- fl\;‘og: posite Rock Creek Park, 165 feet s and -'nmu:'ix. Large 1 BF ml{“\?alp)fl Val‘(“iwt . I';o o = ny}]‘:x"ulu of, & cortain deed of trust, duly | AUTOMOBILES BY AUCTION | To PAY| investigation. Withifw few howrs he is | that quite evidently opened on @ side ‘coat closet v 3 + No. 5644, follo 188 i seas | STO| 2 ; from 16th st. brick repises god n-dnnm'.'"m{:“ "uning ~ % - ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, e aims focords of ihie Dgtriet ‘Of 'CO- | NOU® e hereby given that on' WEDNES: | Turecrse;, Moliion. suserintendent of |street. That, of course, was the magy ROBERT E. HEATER room, bright kitchen Bantry with buiit- | 1704 Conn. Ave. Pot. 0830. Auctioneers. fumbia, and at the request of the party | DAY, MARCH NINETEENTH. 1930, AT TEN | otes were | istrates’ private entrance, and interes! L y, : in reirigerator, 4 bed rooms. 3 tiled baths: DETACHED TIOME secured Hhereby, (e “wnderstened trusiees | O'CLOCK AM., we will sell by piblic auc: | known fo Rave been in the colonels pos- | Johnson no {urther.—Sanderson had not storave. D H i o atic % B An-front o Realtor, 3 Creened sleeping Borch tonerete orer MICHIGAN PAR S United States Marshal’s emises, ‘on” WEDNESDAY, THE TWELFTH | A. Weschier & Son, 920 Penna. ave. n session have been changed by @ soldier | left the court that way! ~He turned Colorado BId; District 4820, | iar, leundrs, tollet. "hot-water heat, auto- | L, 3/ ARK. = DAY “Of “MARGH, AD. 1930, AT FOUR | enforce our len for storage —and from a meardy barracks. When the sol- | back, along the bench again, and open- g. stric . | matic'hot-Water heater. Nice vard o paved | SACRIFICE LESS THAN $8,500. Sale of Men’s Suits and f§| o Pty ihe following-described jand | charges. ‘one Ford -Automobile. engine No. | dier and his comrade are arrested they |ed the other door, to perceive at once ———=—————————— lalley with room for garags. Hardwood | 1 large rooms, bath: meders. i and *premises. situate in the county of | 8520890, left with us in the name of W. E.| gamit havi bbed "oact of the old place wogm_on ok arrmacrive ave, | Rediz, el Seosriuelt"ST modtra T | ol BRI RERLTST "y ;|| Overcoats, National Cash | Waniicion biies 1 colunbly ang g, | Wier, Tiog Tlorids s, Tanpl Hi, s dom oy mmpreton 0 e ey, | e was cbvicualy. o An. eashier ‘date # : ,780; terms 5 3 i i . mated as and being y-four arties interested please take notic any knowledoe of the murder. ch was B e R S e WVAPLE & TAN Rt Register, Store Fixtures, J| ichara "k “Fairo's subalvision of part of THE "CAPITAL GARA( They say that they came upos two men | of architecture than the rest. Here was tion. Hot-water heat and electric W. C. & A. N. MILLER, LE & JAMES, INC, E Bk Sians (8 In Todd And rowE N aied [ bend: ‘bod: ‘masor winding stairway and lights, large attic. pantry. Second 1119 17th ST. ' Di il 1228 léth St. North 0962. te. division of parts of the tracts of land called | fed4mhsas = ending over the v and frightened |old n) a 2 e b i il o L ] ith ST. _ ECATUR 0610. __Evening Phone Cleveland 4944. “Mount Pleasant” and_ ‘“Pleasant Plains,” them away. Meanwhile, Capt. Shoreham | evidences of antiuity missing from Rear school. stores. churches and tra A REAL HOME $13,950. By virtwe of a writ of Specist W] a5 per piat of said, fratmentioned sub, | THOS. J. QWENG SQN, AUCTIONEERS. | o/ soutkmoor sriton arricés with @ de- |front regions which, no doubt, had Dortation. Lot is 25-ft. front. South of Colobids Ay Qo ataia ke Do el ok ik g A e, Uil of the the records of the office of the surveyor for ——— scription of the escaped convicts. Snell- |been bullt on at @ later date. And this $9.750_A 20-PT. PETWORTH HOME AT 5 > b Ave. arSeqarms a8 low as $1.000 cash payment || Office Of Hhe oo o me di JI| the ‘District of Columbia, now known fur | Trustee’s Sale of Valuable| ino, he save. had a birthmark on his |part, as Johnson knew from the care- A VERY oW PRICESix rooms and Situated in a restricted and de- | I, bathy, bulltin enrage. " attic. “Sampie | yecied L'will scll af public wichios; M| i ctare anp e on Do lot 94 | o ree-Story and Basement| 7ioht wrist. Enoleden recalls that San- |ful observation he had made outside, Slied bath with sbowsr; oak Soors 832 | lightful neighborhood between | Iigbic. Roopacerios & ; TS R st gaie; Owe-tbing gt e puséiiss T y Gerson, on whose. estate the coloners |adjoined and was indeed actually but- Ly M. O T en . igbie, Richardson & Franklin, |} Sftock “AnM. oR i money to be paid in cash, balance in two| Brick Apartment Known &s| boay was found, wears a wide steet brace. | tressed against the great keep of the with ‘outside pantry. Scree~d twer | 16th st. and Rock Creek Park, I MARGH SDXTH. 1930, the following- equal instaliments, payable in one and two oy P . wears a wide steel brace- v o e Pty _fcresind r ] e » ncorporated. R T Ly, Sonaistine 1o years. with interest at seven per centum per “The Alston,” Being Premises | iet on his right wrist, and the question |Castle. fter an- P B Gare GARAGE Lot 110K, ;attractive, detached, wide center| 18 15th 8t N.w. Nat. 2076, Dart of: Lot of men's suits and annum, payable semi-annually, from day. of arises, Is Sanderson Snelling? Jonmeon | He turned into ome woom, © fo"alley. "See’tnis without delax. " | jall 9 rooms, 3 bath ious | coto: Brenings Oo s R TP I g fale. Tiecured by deed of trigt "wpon the | No. 1721 Twenty-first Street| {0 45 JenCerion, Fiepl, ORI | other without seelng anything beyond $10,500 — DOWNTOWN HOUSE — NEAR ‘ Fi SEpacious fixtures, furnishines. otc seized ahd | BEePO Y cnRser. °* A" ucposit ‘ot ‘350 will be | Northwest; Also Lot Adjoin-| Hewitt, is reaily Hardle. Mas. Anstie of |0l furniture, shelves P 1'“‘“‘ B o 300 =~ DOWNTOWN HOUSE— NEAR | closets, hardwood floors, open | Hi betk: B detendant. Bdward dimon; and sgld [ reduired uc time of swie, All comveraneing | g0 on the South, the Home Offce now enters ine case. | MURICIPAL AYCHLES BRC INC, i ety O navundid house for residence | fireplace, finished attic, oil | {0 seep; Hos3In favor” of Fannie Simon. [l o sale %o be’ complied with within hlrty | gy & tne of a certain, deed of trust duly | He had received a letter from the colonel S et high in_ the bullding. It S "pioberty convenient 1o Govern- | burner, 2-car. garage apening on | Wit 5e1: EDGAR C. SNYDER. {05 reserve i Tieht to Tesell the property, | bicarded,in, Liber No- 3930, Tolio, Bt G oG | Yierfy Refore Mt donth nannn B ea ' | brought him out at last on top of & b s . iy 4 : HOME, EXCELLENT NORTH- United States Marshal in and at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. - et had located all the pe oncerned in 1l turret tower, around the curve of URNER, - electric lights. sereens, d d alley: b Tumbis fumbla, and at the request of the party small tu i GARAGE. Cah be bought on very easy | “1d¢ paved alley; awnings, 'ATION __OVERLOOKING for the District of Columbia. after five days' advertisement of such resale | (itiocd Thereby. the ubdersigned irustees | (e prison escape and asking for assist- | wrion “ran g fairly high battlemented terms and immediate possession. s S ivelv ENT RESERVATION. fe20-mhd.5 In_ some newspaper published in Wash- | il sell at pubilc auction. in front of the | ance. Johnson insists that they must screens; large lot attractively Iarse, rooms. tile bath: am.i.i cellar; ington, D. C. o \MUEL A. DRURY, premises. on MONDAY, THE TENTH DAY | /000 the identity of the men known as T “if é‘“{,’“&' $10.950 — DETACHED — 4 BED ROOMS. = €4 ouse in perfect condition throush: ST g OF MARCH, A.D. 1930, AT FOUR-THIRTY oo roof Johnson saw what he had hac IN 16 &7 HIGAI‘IIL?NDO—MMH'O?W:! l?f"‘dlsmf‘:“:' shrubbery and beau-aut'™ 0 P st v e FUTURE_DAYS. _ e 5 ,,"'”‘“{g B, NICHOLSON. , | O'CUOEK P the foljowing-deicribed Iand | Sanderion and Hewitt. When Mallson | some idea of seeing. The turret on one r.. Al large room rd- iful oak trees. A - | —Fe oW SON, AUCTIONEERS, | “11o8 . i AT T *. _ | and premis uate in the city protests, he says that they 'may already the wall of the wood floors. hot-wa 2 Phone Mr. Mosse. THOS. J. OWEN_& » | "THOB. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, . District of Col > ignated side actually adjoined wall of ith s trers E?&&'.;;x’:f:zézg ROBERT E. HEATER WAPLE & JAMES, INO - 1431 EYE ST. N.W. Tt ETE ST MW, ‘ffilm‘ "%:x.:.mx&, ..}:gg.',;“‘.‘,::"‘..;“s’o:...; B.| have fea and that no more tine must be | keep and between turret and keep was ween ’ 8 7 : ey and others' "subdivision of Dar wasted uiry proves that his terminating in a stoul 14th st. car line. BARGAIN FOR ees’ ble Im- | TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE ONE- | ty-two (92), as per plat recorded * | a narrow passage rvmNiG FHONE T Cotorado Blae istict 4820, | TRt bR et S S oy e | Truntess Sale ol Vbnbl e | ™ RE BN p NS Al RIS R i el STMEOEH | S0 UG TSI, | iakin o ey sased wih bl " heat. elec. Veyor o 5 5 " 9 PM. rado Bldg. istrict T ATl ey T ey prov I, CORNER AND 8 STREETS | Celumbia. CAlso lot Affy-five (55) In Ora O. | jormer's movements. It was Oates who aqulneb‘b:- ias T e, Atk Mg 1417 K St. BOSS & PHELPS. National 9300. 0. payments. Can be sec y Brick Apartment Fronting on NORTHWEST, Moore's subdivision of lots seventeen (11, | ‘joina”S PRGNSR o L B el Probably because it wa: 3 . Reaitors. ight. ~ Call . Columbi By virtue of certain deed of trust, duly | eighteen ~(18) and Rineteen (19) ‘in said| / Mt g e s | diately before him, ready to his fingers, $9,850—Ch: Ch Md OSTIN M. CooeER. Sixteenth Street, umbia | recoraed I Eiver o' follo 43 et Sea” | falare binely-vo’ (o3 es Der piat Of Spld | of taking Sanderson and another man | Johnson tried the great iron ring that 7 TAS 0—¢ 3 Tecors : s subdivision 1 NORTHEAST—$4,500. Y L COLORED. Y- | Road and Harvard Street e Tt ettt e Cbacey | 33 ofio” €1 Of_ the aforesald surveyor's| On @ mysterious drive in the vicinity of | formed a handle to that door, but he Near 13th and M. ave._Brick home of 6 ||| very Jares and bright roome (4 bed | | gony w—6-room brick home. | Northwest and Known as| il i ibic Piteinc wiie v oines ey o e rooms and bat t-witer heat. electric price, 35,950; terms, $350 i v v : rooms) and local in this ular . of Thos J. Owen & Son, R M 3 Sl ety Ginle ]| (R A" home SalSRHRL || R ST s reoms b, | Premises 2001 16th St. NW. ) ¢ Webvesty, ¥ nBieri Bk GF | mea et e e HOWENSTEIN BROS The ot 1s el R 50 CUR, 5 me, Tock all ol | B S Dhots s ek Tl 461 S | he Tolowing.descibes Sana e premiaes | Tiaty, Wi Toierii/at aie per vy OHNSON returned to his hotel. |knew where ‘that key was to be had 38 end X St Lincoln 08 §0,, {0 outiook, it Bretty.) The || elec. bath alles] verme, wio0 cash, $40°mo | of the lang, recorge of the, DUt 00,005 | Sehlbnced ax'and beink one-hall ndiviaed | Suie, ecured by deed of rust uponthe And when dinner was over, mak- |and had provided himself with it, for e e L LR heat, ||| Nat. 3556: eves.. Wi 2 secured ihereby. the undersigned trustees | lniejest of Bessle N. Starkey in and to lot | proverty sold; or il cash, b the ootie of ing some excuse, he went down- [now Johnson felt as certain as a man | e Y i i fre e | 6. on’ made by Hai 1 X X corn: ‘the ks i S | REAL COLORED BARGAIN. | fitpi s MOpRS" fie SVttt | o Lahe Slantf wiht ol 0 0L |ttt S MEER, S sttt | = el oo, eniced Himsel 1 | s b Saderson. 4nd pesnaps, Hew: North Cleveland Park. || sirable subnrb. PO A HEIG OLoOK P M the foilowing-described land e ane of ihe Tecords ot e Sur. | Of sle to be compiled with within 30 davs |it behind a table, and after ordering |it, too, had got away unobserved from . b 3 Call to inspect. e olamiel poren: Rrice ridlcalousiy jow | And premises, situate in the District of Co: | Vezors ofce for said Digtrict. | 4 of | b e hieht 1o Fesell "the property 'ai{® cup of strong black coffee began 1o |the Magistrates' Court far below. He etached. $7.950—North and designated as and beine lot 39 | ¢ I (o000 on the ‘whateticle. Sahor | the Tisk and'cost of defaulting purchaser | rummage in an outside pocket of his|had slipped behind the heavy velvet (1300 cash and 375 per mo, will buy ,950—Northeast UL E. HAWORTH, D e e o Der_ piat re- | particu o which Wil Be et et | after five davs' advertisement of such resale | coat, The rummaging led to the pro- | curtains when no one was looking, made s 6-room, glassed-inclosed sleeping at. 3377. Eve., Clev. Soss. | block 20. “Meridian Hill." a5 per piab 1C | fime of ‘sale: the burchase brice above said | in fome newspaper published in Washing- o e of brown porch and tie-bath home: large e eyl el 4 e I e e i L ber 25 st follg | trust to be paid n cash. A deposit of $300 | ton, D. C. duction of & package his way up the winding stair, across Sliey; jarge st 30 1t o ractinlly new and thoroushly || D IS 1oek 96 ow “kiown a8 square 3577, | required. Conveyancing, recording. eic.. at THE WASHINGTON LOAN | paper, carefully tied up with string.|the leads of the turret and through R i B modern navine six rooms. tile bath, Sibject o the bullding testriction line. | * | BUrchaser's cost; Terms to be complied yiin AND TRUST °°““F'u'.m. This, 'wnrolled. yielded a smaller pack- | that door into the castle. So—the MUST BE SOLD. osk floos big in- .UNKERT & CO.. 1 Thomas circle. T Ol o e e ia cosh, balance | Teited und vertised ALFRED H. LAWSON, age of leaded paper; , Still more | castle had its nooks and corners next. : closed "and heated” sieepine 'orch, Eotomac, 3607 ‘Wiidine fist for aix- | $hags money lo be, Paid In cash. balAnce | o enoid ot the diectation of the tromiees | _fexr-dadsessu Vice Président. _ | carefully unrolled, proved to contain a | “Johnson got out of the town hall as ED. H. JONES & CO., Inc., g ety o e TR RS LSt Sulely. siX_per centum per annum, payable semi- BAKER, THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, |large, fat cigar, which Johnson smelled, | easily and secretly as he had entered 5520, Conn. Ave. Clev. 2300. T e A T e oberty sord. or il cash; | —mhL3.3.7.10.11 N e oo b b Tubbed against his ear and otherwise i and went round by a side street y R ¥ 2 The owner has reduced the price E = to this low figure in order to sell it at the option of the purchaser. A deposit DAV OTES, STIONEER. 50 $3500 will be reauired at time of sie ey T | Trustees’ Sale of Vajuable Real|Pit 10 the test. He losked st It aflec” |¢o the gateway of the castle. In the -— CHEVY CHASE, D. C. 7-ROOM DETACHED HOME. 2-CAR GARAGE—3 PORCHES. A charming detached, stucco, colenial e, of center-nall pian with 2-car ga- rage, on a_beautifully landscaped lot 80 feet ‘wide with hedge, shrubs and trees in -an_ attragtive section of Chevy Chate just west_of Connecticut avenue. Convenient to school , churches and transportation. Reception hall with caat cioset, large living room with brick firepla~e and Buil cases. screened coversd _concrete _poreh, bright dining room, butlers pantry. day light kitchen completely equipped. 4 spack bed rooms with wardrobe closets. tile bath with built-in tub and shower, 2 in- closed porches finished as rooms. Concrete cellar. hot-water heat, instantaneous hot- wter heater. lsundry.’ toilet. maid's room. “This home has ust been refinished through- out. artistic lighting fixtures and decoration. Ressonably priced with terms srransed 1o suit. See this Fome today. W. C. & A. N. MILLER, 1116 17th ST. DECATUR 0610. $8,450. SEMI-DETACHED. 4 BED ROOMS This most sttractive 7-room house, near Ioe and” priced o “sell signt, on ® seen. o 1 Al"Eodern features. with lavse front, side ana “rear en: " two-car - garage. ~ Easy terms. Call Cleveland 1758-W. Chevy Chase, D. C.—$9,700. $1,000 CASH, 365 PER MO. new '6-room detached home. h..w h. A electricity. bullt-in ‘bath, shower: hardwood | | floors. ol firepl 150 feet deep. OWNER, “Wisconsin , $24,500. Detached Brick Colonial. FOREST HILLS. B, A craorates many Tateresting eatires.” Cha .d"wpmmmluhumlzl on the market at & - oduction’ cost. Wide center-entrance all with circular stairway, matble open fireplace. bay window In dining room. breakfasi room with tile floor, butlers Bafis on nd foors it N finished "rooms: also & servant's bath: bricked-in furnace Toom, housing heayng Diant, oil burner and sutomatic storage Tater heate" two-car built-in garage. truly fine hune in & restricted deveiop- ment adiacent to Rock Creek Park. EVENING PHONE. SERVICE UNTIL 9 PM. VICE N. I.. SANSBURY CO,, Inc., 1418 Eve 8t. N.W. Nat'l 5003. $9,250. NEAR GRANT CIRCLE. $500 CASH. Only new home near Grant Circle, 20 ft. | wide, in a restricted community, with more new features and more value than ever| oered_in inis location at the price. Call Forin 3241 o CLEVELAND PARK. Near the Bureau of Standards: most at: traciive new *'2-bath. semi-detacne ouse midway between Conn. and Wis. aves. i Fapicly developing. desirable. restricted. Tesidential community: ‘excellent in design: Construction and. locaiion: 8 Fooms at the Brice asked for 6-room houses in the same Vicinity: - equipped with electric refriger ton' and “every. modern ‘nome _refinement Price. 313,756 sample house, 3630 Veazey reet 'S0 out Conn. ave. to the Bureau of Stand- ards l-‘JrnmAre‘?i :3,' ‘plerce: Mlll Toad: 1o’ the Tient one bic eazey street CHAS: D. SAGER, 924 14th 8t N.W. National 0036. $11,750. Chevy Chase, D. C. Detached 4-Bed-Room Home. Out-of-town owner is obliged to sell this attractive home property. and at the low rice it represents an outstanding value /It is conveniently situated on & prominent Street and from D. C. public school. There i Mige living room with real open fireplace, large dining room, sun parior and | terraced’ porch: 4 well arranged bed roomr. tile bath and roomy attic. Large and beau- tifully improved lot with an immense shade tree in the rear. Two-car garage. Vacant. EVENING PHONE SERVICE. 7 TO Schwab, Valk & Canby, 1704 Conn. Ave. $8,950. AN OPPORTUNITY. 20 FT. WIDE. Sold for more money; priced for quick sale. This beautifully planned house with very large rooms end large closets, chestnut | new, in per- ||| t streets in | ved, and | trim, Prigidaire. garage, Dllll‘ fect ‘condition: on one of the Eslenaianien o0 Shevpe 5 ik‘:m Petworiars best $5950—RENTAL TERMS. 6-ROOM BRICK HOME. ORTHWEST LOCATIO he: lot. Ertar it aded and schools. JAY for appoint- ment to inspect. COOLEY BROS,, i R quickly. Call and let us show this 6 you. $4,250—Pretty Bungalow Located right a: the Woodridge line in Md. is this nice five-room home, offering Hish elevation. o Rhode Isia; o it ok e S The nouss is vacant and has been beautitully “redecorated, the lot is large and is well planted with pretty shrubs and rosebush To see this will make you ashamed to pay rent any more. Call for ap- Pointment to inspect. R. M. HOOKER Tower Bids. Metropoliten 2663, roo ry outbuilding, ‘varieties of lrillt. ice on B.E . irlottesville, Vi AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTEENOON. | SON, 'fi'c_'noknn& || Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Ims proved Real Estate, Consisting of a Modern Three-Story Overlooking Rock Creek Park , $37,500 The most unusual fine home of- fering in many years. The best. in location. This center.entrance detached all. brick home is truly a show place and offers every convenience. ven rooms (seven bed rooms), three baths, two showers. two compléte lavatories (one_on first floor), tiled _kitchen. electric dishwasher 'and finest of equipment. This besutiful _corner home _overlooks Washington's pret- tiest wooded land and is compiete in every appointment, including a bil- liard room and a two-car detached brick gar: Will_consider small, elear house, fairly priced, as part payment. Phone Mr. Hooker personsaliy for further information. T“R. M. HOOKER Metropolitan 2663, e With Stores on the Ground Floor, Known as Premises 1800 14th Street N.W., Being the Northwest Corner of 14th and S Streets, Washington, ving been made in and_interest on hereinafter-described certain deed of ry 35, 1024, and in Liber 5147, written request of holder of the notes secured by said d: in said deed of trust. will offer for sale, r the provision thereof. at public auc- n, front of the premises, B ON THE FIFT MARCH. A.D. 1930, the following-described Whereas default ha ment_of principal secured on the land and premises by trust bearing date Ji fecorded January 3171924, ‘Mr%?tnyhnl.c"lfi ington. District of "Colum- Lot mumbered one (1) In the livision in square numbered two hundred ix (206) made ..u"'f.m'“ Shion ecorded i ‘Liser R W folio 103, of ds of the office of the rie 1 imb: hich & l!mlml. of with the trustee a sale, and the balance in equal notes of the two and three Pot. 0830. | A REAL BUY IN PETWORTH. $8.950. This is a splendid 20-ft.-wide brick house containing 6 rooms, tile bath open fireplace. with &l -in_upper P e X strictly modern -nd"‘n umlnn condition. 2-car _gArase. Paved street and alley, Located section close to Soldie Convenient to stores, street cars, etc. IN BATTERY PARK. ONLY $10,500. This is & most interesting offering in o ver attractive detached house containing 6 large rooms. beautiful tile bath, porches and many other features. ' 1t has a large lot, with earage. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. $16,000. This is & most remarkable new, all-brick. detached colonial house containing 4 bed rooms, 3 fine baths on the second floor, every modern appointment and corvenience, locat- ed in an exceptionally desirable sec- tion Convenient terms can bo ar- NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL. ONLY $14.750. Splendidly built, 9-room and 2-bath ew brick house, unusual in design nd_exceptionally well built. _Terms, $1,000 cash snd $100 per month. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. ONLY $10,750. Located on 20th street. near Co- lumbia ‘rosd. in smart Washington Heights. ""this “semi-detached brick nouse, containing 6 large rooms and batn.'and all modern appointments. incliding double back porches. 1s the buy of the year in that section. SPLENDID BUY IN MT. PLEASANT, $8,500. 7T sttractive, &-foom and bath thre e and > 3 P L CHEVY CHASE, D. C. $17,500. .n’i'fi“-.% egaed avenue, 10 stor e gV prown W‘I“‘ Vith“iwe -%:»34 e aths £ ususny”” wElf M-:nnnu’“'h with "Bumerous oak thess.” McKEEVER & GOSS, Inc., 1415 K St. N.W. Nat1 4750, aser, pay: in_one aftér the date of sale, t X per cent per annum an ble semi-annually. secured by deed roperty” sold, or_all e the option of the purcha: The sale to be compl from date of sale, in del property will be resold, at the risi of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ ‘mewspaper pub- .__All conveyanc- on and recording at the ASHINGTON LO, TR COMP with_interest . The terms ihin thirty da of which the o8t readvertisement lished in Washington, D. ing. title exami exbense of the By ALFRED H. LAWSON, ten1-anarexbuahor ' Viee President. ALE “OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY FRAME BUSINESS PROPERTY, BEIN 1718 SEVENTH EET certain deed of trust dated 21, 1928, being instrument No. 106, ‘amon, reccrds of the the Tequest of D“::Ykl of Columbia, and at jindersigned 'trus Tont of the premises. o) 3 'ENTH DAY 1930, AT THREE-THIRT?® O -describe Taneserribed ind, g erem NORTHWEST. ) h Wnid ‘Rice, (rustoen of lors (n teuncs [ f 419 a8 Der pint recorded in b the Bisirict of* Colimbia i t ‘Terms of sale: One. monev 'to’ be " patd Ty, faihe pasnsse e in one and two “;’l“‘l‘r" ‘lrnm ri> s0id. or L1l Sxnat the Gtlon "ot of sale. All convevancing: etc., at cost of purch ] ed” with® withi SALE OF VALUAB) BLE REAL G 4 POUR-STORT BRICK A ATINING THIRYY 2 TS b o o e R Theth Bab s strict of Cols being original lot 4 ATE, ENOWN 4 #30 at, time price al i3 'A_deposit l-'futilm All conveyancing, recording, etc.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of to be complied with within thirty s from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the righf to resell the property, the risk and cost of defaulting rurth-ur after five days' adver- tisement of such re: in_some newspaper published in Washington, D. C. CHARLES P. MILLER (Described in Said Deed of Trust as Charles 8. Miller), ALLMAND McK. GRIGGS, __mh5,7.10.13.18.17 Trustee Adam A. Weschler & Son. Auctioneers BANKRUPT S ALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT, PIPE FIT- TINGS, USED BOILERS, ETC. BY AUCTION AT 917 N. Y. AVE. N.W. FRIDAY PR "yecd Arcola Firna Radintor Sections. Manosany B top Desks, Chal ihaw-Walker Cabinet S Ad Machine, Check Writer, Etc. Te: ‘Towers Heating Co., Inc. Bankrupt No. 2284, RMS: CASH. T(EE(:IG‘ F. WOHLFARTH, Trustee. mhs. THOS. J. OWEN_& SON. AUCTIONEERS, THOS. 3 QR E¥e ST NW. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real Estate, Improved by Brick Dwelling, No. 1427 Clifton Street Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 6270, folio 205 et seq., of the d records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at pubiic auction, in front of the remises, on THURSDAY, THE THIR- NTH DAY OF MARCH. A.D. 1930, AT POUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., the follow= ing-described land and premises, situate in the county of Washington. District of Qo= lumbia, and designated being t pumbefed” twenty-four (4) i willlam L. nning’s subdivision of lots in bigck num- bered forty-four (44), in the ~“Middle Grounds of Columbian Uniyersity,” now known as “University Park.: s per plat Tecorded in Liber County 12, folio 31, of records of the office of the surveyor of ti Dll!lldlfl‘- of Cvlumbh:‘l:‘ll o d n ‘41. ‘- nated for purposes of taxation as 10 o squs ;C& together with the improve- ments, consi € of brick dwelling. ‘Terms of s One-third of the purchase money to be id in cash, balance in two eaual installments le’ in_one and two years. with inter 6 T centum per snnum. payable semi-annually, from day of sale, secured by deed trust upon the property sold, or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 3500 will be i ale. All conveyancine, etc., cost of purchaser. Terms le to be complied with within thirty from day of sale. otherwise (he trus- tees reserve the right to resell the property, at the risk and cost of defaulting purchase) after five days’ advertisement of such r in_some newspaper published in Wi ington, D. C. HENRY P. BLAIR, ALLEN C.'CLARI _fe36. L Adam A. Weschler & Son. Auctioneers UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. RESTAURANT = FURNIS| KITCHEN EQUIPMENT. C. WRITER, ET! By virtue of & writ ‘of Pierl Pacias issued out of the Clerk's Office of the Court of the Di: W. ashington, D. C. TUESDAY 19305 10 AM. operty, con: Sprinks Mattresses, hairs, Rugs, Mirrors, Filiows, ' Rockers, “Bedd 1 ‘Sha Walker” ~Cabinet Safe, Typewriter, Steel FPile 'Case, “A. C. Radio. Show Case, Lobby 'Furniture 142 Bentwood Chairs, Water Fountains, Elec. Fans. Upright 'Piano, Polisher, Coffee Urns, Metal Sinl frigerators, “‘Kelvinator” = Refrigeration, Elec. Potato Peeler, Chef's Table, Meat Block, Gas Griddle,' Exhaust Trap. Bteam Table, Gas “National" 6-Clerk Check Oash Reglster Mirrored-back Bar. Reataurant Tables, Grockery, Glassware, Table Plated Ware, Cooking (Utensils, etc., seized and levie upon s the property of the defendant, DRItoiaY APATURCTY Wity » Jidgement poration, and sold to at iaw No. 76283 in favor of Charles A. Reed. EDG. SNYDER, United States M h;:lnlnc and for 'the District of umba. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEER R 8 e ol B ;'nr_n'u, of a deed of :m r-ird-l Si°the Biatrict 't ‘Columbia. o' " t thirty (3010 Jonn V. ‘Biarr's subdiviston, of ote in sauare Dimbered one hundred and (hirty: one (131), as per pla n surveyor for !nl istrict of lum- B, ol A -fourth oa lance sale: ohe . two and three years, with interest T _cent able semi- e | wili_sell, at pu NOTICE. BALE OF UNCLAIMED PREIGHT. SOUTHEASTERN EXPRESS CO. Unless previousl aid orotherwise 3 xpress Co, will sell to highest bidder, cash, sbout, two hundred picces of unciaimed nsed express trafic on THURSDAY, MARCH TWENTIETH. 1930, AT TEN auction house of David Notes, 633 Loulsiana ave. n.w., Washington, D. C. W. 8. HALL. Superintendent J.E. PARRISH, General Agent. called for and char . OWEN & SON._Auctioneer 1081 EYE ST NW- " Trustees’ sale of valuable real estate, improved by brick dwelling No. 1969 Biltmore Street Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded, in Liber No. 4845, folio 418 et seq. of the land records of fhe District of Colimbla, and at the reguest of the pariy secured ‘thereby, the undersigned trustees iic_auction, in_front of the premises. on TUESDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF MARCH, A.D. 1930. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., the following-described lnud and premises.’ situate in the County of Washington, District of Columbla. and_des- ignated as and being ot sixt; (62) in iward J. Stellwagen, trustee’s. subdivi of lots in block three (3), “Cliffbourne. r plat recorded in Liber County No. olio 49. of the records of the office of th surveyor of the District of Columbia, sub- ject to the condition that no structurs shall erected thereon within 132 feet 5f the line of Biltmore street, d ation as lot mixty ve hundred forty-six gether with the improvements, consisting of brick dwelling. Terms of sae: One-third of the purchase money to be paid In cash., balance in two #qual’ instaliments. payable in one and two years, with interest at six per centum per anoum. payable semi-annually, {from day of ale, secured by deed of trust upon the prop- erty sold, or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 5500 will be required at time of sale. All convevancing. record- , etc.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within 30 days from day of sale, otherwise the ‘trustees reserve the right o resell the property at t of defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertisement of such re in some newspaper published in Washing- 5 HENRY P. BLAIR, ton, D. C. = Y _tertmniasnon A THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. ] S' SALE _OF VALUABLE TM- PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING FRAME DWELLING NO. 928 O STREET NORTH- By virtie of & certaln deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber No 6102, folio 246 et sea., 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 public auction. in front of the premises. on MONDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF MARCH, A.D. 1930, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. the ' following-described land _and remises, situate in the city of Washington, b1 n’d“ r:lfllnlled as d John Wilson's ihree hundred and sixty-seven (367), plat recorded in Liber N. K. follo' 25! the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. Terms of sale: ird of the purchase e paid in cash, balance in two iments. payable in one and iwo with interest at seven per centum per a . payable semi-annually, from day of sile, secured by deed of trust upon the property sold. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be - required at time of sale. All conveyaneine, recording. etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trus- tees reserve the right to resell the proj at the risk and cost of defaulting purci after five days’ advertisement of such resal 4n_some newspaper published in Washing- oondisiha SAMUEL A. DRURY. JAMES B. NICHOLSON, 1€26.28,mh3.5.7.10 ‘Trustees. TTHOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE ' OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 1329 N STREET NORTH- WEST, WASHINGTON. D. C. USED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5056 at follo 217 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colimbla, and at the request of the party secured - thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at pubiic auction, in front of the remises. on WEDNESDAY, THE NINE- NTH, DAY OF MARCH,'AD. 1930. AT FCUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the follow- ing-described_land and premises, situste in the city of Washington, District of Colum- bia, ‘and designated as and being part of lot two (2, in Heitmuller's subdivision of square two hundred and forty-two (242), as per piat of said subd!vision recortied in ‘the office of the survey © uf ‘the said District of Columbia in Book B'at page 1, described 1 Beginning for the same at the southeast corner of said I West along the line of N s thence north 64.97 feet, the; feet to the iine of said lot t south 64.97 feet to the line of said street and the place of beginning, together With the improvements. consisting of a three- story brick building, containing offices and : One-third of the purchase money to be Bald in cash, balance i two equal” instaliments, i two years, with interest nd 1t per_annum, £ Ty ol el v, B u e 3 A Btion of purchaser. A SPOG will v reauired 8¢ time: of sal convevancing, recording. ete. At cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied Sitewise e’ irustecs.ressrve, (e fgni- i .fi't e y at ¢ Eit rope: sk five Apartment House, No. 1821 Sixteenth Street Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 6203. folio 95 et seq.. ot the land records of the District of Co- lumbi id at the request of the party secured thereby the undersigned trustess Wil sell at public auction. in. front. of the remises. ‘on WEDNESDAY, THE TWELPTH AY OF MARCH, AD. 1980. AT FOUR- THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M. the following-de- scribed land and premises. situate in the city of Washington. District of Columbia. and d ed as and being lot numbered twenty-eight (28) and the south 6.757 feet font by the fulldepth of ot humbered twenty-nine (29) in John B. Bk Moses Kelly, executors’, subdivi numbered one hundred ty-one UIS1), as per plat recorded in Liber R L. H., folio 128, of the records of the office of thie surveyor of the District of Columbla: tos gether with the improvements, consisting of & brick apartment house. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two caual instaliments, pavable in one and two years, with interest at er centum per annum, ‘Dayable semi-annually, from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the property sold. or all cash, at the option of The purchaser. " A" deposit of $1.000 will be required at time of sale. All conveyancing, recording, etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be CDPDIIPC with within thirty Gays from day ‘of sale. otherwise the 'trin: tees reserve the right to resell the pre i) at the risk and cost of defaulting purc) After ‘five days' advertisement of such in Some. newspaper published in' WaSHIng- ton, D. C. o AT _ 1626.27,28,mh1.3.5.7,10,11.13 © Oh ke, 3 PROPOSALS. SEALED BIDS. INDORSED “BIDS FOR RE- pairs to Chimneys, Specification No. 6107, will be received at the Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Department. Washington, D. C. until 11 o'clock am.. March 13, 1930. an then and there publicly opened, for repairs to 4 radial brick chimneys at the Nayy Yard, Washington, D. C. Specification No. 6101 and accompanying drawing may be obiained n application to the bureau or to the com- mendant, Navy Yard, A Deposit of a check or for _$10. pavable to the of Yards and Docks, is required for_the safe return of the dra specification. A. L. PARSON reau. February 6, 1930. Full Leaf MARCH 171h TSag: place to gather —this Colton Manor— ‘with its shamrock bowered Marine Roof. Just lasyin' around In the sunshine, lookin' out over the sea, eatin'the best food, sleepin’ soun: re, it will make & Bew person of you entirely. O RATES American Plan Siogle . . 8710 & Do-hll‘l’;,fl.ll JR DT Evropean Plan olton Maner One of ke Finest Holels In Atlantic City For a week or a week-end enjoy the luxury of the finest appointments without exorbitant price. Booklet. Write or wire for reservations. 250 ROOMS ~. OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN SEA WATER BATHS C. V. MEEKS, Mgr. A. C. ANDREWS, Pres. Estate, Improved by Brick tionately as he felt for his match boxX. | jower room of the gateway the cus- “The gift of Paunceford, K. C.,” mur- mured Johnson. “Might have well as labeled it ‘Not to be smoked in a hurry’ or ‘Only to be smoked on a very spe- cial occasion,’ for I've had it three months! Reckon it'd cost old P. quite 5 bob, this cigar. Well, here's for it!" He put & match to the cigar and, after a pull or two at it, and a sip of his coffee, folded his arms and proceed- ed to reflect. Men came and went in the smoking room but Johnson took no heed of their comings and goings. He smoked his big cigar through, appre- ciatively and leisurely, himself wrap) in deep meditation. But when he laid the final inch of it—regretfully—in the ash tray before him he muttered five short words to himself, as if this in- g“""fl" lnmlnl xlum;x:: luxury had t an inspiring 3 m‘nt must be it—that!" ‘What that was did not then appear, for Johnson, without saying good-night to his associates upstairs, repaired to his bed room, got into bed, and, after reading a chapter of “The Compleat Angler,” a pocket edition of which he carried lwlv.h him :lhe;:’:fkre he :'e;t. I:H fast asleep—and a un! half-past 5 next morning, when he woke suddenly, got out of bed on the instant and began to dress. As the town clock struck 6 he let himself out of the hotel and walked across the market place towards the ancient town hall. There was scarcely a soul about, in square or adjacent streets, at that hour, and Johnson, who, as an early riser by habit, had been up and around the town every morning since his arrival, knew that he would have no difficulty in carrying out a plan he had formed during his tations in the smoking room. He had naticed in his prowlings before breakfast that just after 8 o'clock each morning & man, evidently care- taker of the town hall, opened its front doors, threw them wide, and immediate- ly vanished through an inner door into the basement, in which he, presuymably, had his own private quarters. John- son's notion was to get into the place as soon as the man had done his job and disappeared, and once in, to have a thorough examination of the interior. For he had already got an idea. The town hall, & building of which you could reckon the in centuries, abutted on an outer of the castle, and what Johnson wanted to know was whether there as a door communicating between the two edifices. If there was . . . ‘The caretaker appeared, opened his doors with a bang, sniffed the morning air in a careless glance around the market place, and vanished—no doubt, in pur- suit of his early breakfast. And John- son slipped inside, and within a minute had sped up the stairs from the en- trance hall and was in the court, in which he had spent so many hours the previous day, listening to the evidence against the two soldiers, It was a big, gloomy, cavernous place, ill-lighted, but Johnson knew exactly what he wanted glance at any- EDUCATIONAL. s le J SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON Svain_Censerval Method, ess. t. now. Na Statistical Clerk Both men d . g 6 The Civil Service ;a;‘:rl(fls;hsrcthl. cor. 12th_and F n.w. Met. 6337. Begin Tod;iy Statistical Clerk exam. Salary $1.620. The | Clvil’ Service Preparator 12th_and P " ATLANTIC CITY,N.J. Established for aixty years. on and Hoardwalk 3 New—Fireproof—Madern WINTER RATES NOW IN EFFECT Garage Walter J. Busby, Ine. —__WEST VIRGINIA. _ Here in the sparkling sunshine of the lorious A:hshmlll‘ Jou " wi Y it . °":...".';§“!,g'.:==‘:'.“#fl.‘.. fotd 00 n.w, et. 6 'lsi Rgllul‘l ISTICAL «cl %.lionllla :u?g for statisti- Civil rvice Prepartory *8.6. cor. 13th and P n.w. _ Mep. 6337._* Stenography, Typing SPEED D N, 5 per me The. Civit Servloe” Freparat .0, oor. 12th and F n.w. Met, 6337, * MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE. Pashord o "“Fu&-."“’ h s & \GE_CO.. 920 E st “Fidelity Storage Company 1420 You Street ture. merchandise. gutomo- rug - experience. any g o b todian and his wife, their door wide open, were seated at breakfast. The smell of eggs and bacon met John- son's mostrils he turned in at the t Norman arch. They stared at im in surprise when he poked his head into the room, but the custodian rec- ognized him as one of the gentlemen staying at the Castle Hotel and bustled to His feet. “Don't disturb yourself,” said John- son. “I just wanted to know if I could go up the keep. I hear there's a grand view from there and it's a particularly bright morning.” The custodian, his mouth full of bacon, replied that Johnson could go where he liked; everything was open. And Johnson began the climb, and climbed and climbed, and at last came out on the other side of the door. That | was the door! Oh, yes, that was the | door the opposite side of which he had |already inspected. He pictured San- derson, spurred to flight by the sudden appearance of Anstie, coming through it into the safety and silence of the massive keep and pausing there to think as to the next stage. And—what would that be? He leaned out of one of the neigh: boring embrasures and looked down at the buildings beneath him. The keep of the castle, in which he was now planted, stood at its northwest corner. From its foot the curtain walls spread away at right angles. The great quad- rangle, of which they formed two sides, was of vast exient. The various parts of the old fortress, still existent, formed continuous lines within the curtain walls and here and there overlapped them. At the further end walls and buildings overlapped the high, scarped mount on which its founders had built {4is stronghold. At the foot of the nound ran the river. Beyond the river, so shallow that a child could cross it anywhere, hung thick woods. Above the woods stretched the moors, vast solitudes. What easier than for a man, or men, to make a way through the ruins of the castle, across the river, through the, woods and on to the moors? “That’s been the way of it!" muttered Johnson. “And there dre places in these moors in which a man might hide himself for months!” He went back to the hotel on that, planning and scheming. He was silent at breakfast as he had been at dinner the night before, but when breakfast was over he got Engleden aside and after telling him of his interview with John Oates on the previous afternoon and of his investigations that morning came to a point. “You'll have to do what I felt must be done all along,” he said, “and that's —offer a substantlal reward! There are people here who know something— and they've got to be bought!™ (To be Continued.) ICE DANCING POPULAR. Crowds at St. Moritz Take Ad vantage of Good Weather. ST. MORITZ (N.AN.A).—They are still hoping for more snow, but mean- "| while the skating is going along in fine style, Every sizable hotel has its own rink and a great deal of attention is re~ quired therefor. In the mornings the bands play on the ice, for novices find it easier to ructlu with music, while the experts ove to dance. Some hotels can only sport a talking machine or loudspeaker for this purpose, and even the larger ones miss the undergradute bands that have had to return to the universities for the term. ‘The undergraduate banas are bcwa~ lar with the young and energetic peo- ple, for they will go on playing until the very last couple admits defeat, long hours after' the professional orchestra has retired. Then, too, the students make valuable dance partners in the earlier part of the evening, before they start to play. (Copyright, 1930, by North American News- paper Alliance.) Soviet Soda Lakes. LENINGRAD (#)—A number of lakes containing ° precipitated natural soda have recently been discovered by an ex- dennol'-hnw:n\yo! Science in estern Siberia, between the Altai and ‘the Irtish River, piaces on Sarth wiere such, “sods lekes [ in Canada and Cali~