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USES. Landscaped "Lot 70x120. Center-Hall Colonia low st A R A e eXceptionails brieht. comfortable Faomis rge fil bath, uge living pain! walls throughou! m Wil TeA) replace Ant (un Par] adjoining. imerous ld:.d ures and every modern convenience. - ate driveway rage. Owner is lnnn! X ‘flll ':e 1s anxious to sell. You will d FHONE seavice 7 7o 0 P Schwab, Valk & Canby, 1704 Conn. Ave. _Pot. 0830, ,100. ~bungal = th'lclTI{thl bl low on a lot 47x125, half block from ioin st bus line. one blotk Irnfi #chool. ‘three blocks from high school. in dition to two goad bed rooms, living foom, ining #, kitohen and bath, there is & The house is DArticulatly desirable for all ehildren, as the entire lot is inclosed 7 & ornamental 4-foot metal tence.” The arage i built in The house is fully reened and has hot er heat. Very Easy Terms. NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY CO, Inc, 7900 Ga. Ave. Shepherd 2400. Georgia 4256. “ONUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. Only Home Left of This Type. Six Rooms With Built-in Garage. $8,975. Brick Construction. Double Oak Floors. A Comparison Will Satisfy You of the Very Unusual Value. 4103 13th Pl N.E. CHAS. M. WALLINGSFORD, Builder and Owner 1010 Vermont Ave. N.W. Nat1 2090, $11,750. Detached 4-Bed-Room Home, Chevy Chase, D. C. Olsenmstances necessitate o prompt s your prompt consideration a ¢t it will be sold immediately. type; with living room it :olarég dining room. sun par: Xposure, open terraced foreR. | There four splendid bed rooms. le bath and attic over entire house. At- tractively landscaped lot 40x130 and a huge ge tree ip. the rea Sarage 9 PM. Schwab, Valk & Canby, 1704 Conn. Ave. Pot. 0830. On Upper 13th Street. Near Park Road. Only $11,000. Unauéstionabiy the best value in a 3- story brick colonial home anywhere on the hejghts. Reconditioned from cellar 10 roof and in tip-top shape. Wide co- ionial front porch, 9 rooms, § bed rooms, tile bath. running water on third floor, Tear staiiway, h.-w.h. elec. lights, hard- Wood" Hoors. and " iriin. metal weather strips, screens and fine rear yard to A in the elow. comparative homes this nelgh: "ifi:k‘{u gr_v‘m Until 9 P.M. N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc., CASH. . CHEVY CHASE, D. C, lew, charming ick and frame ce, LT T PRICE, $8950. ETTY PE'[;.VQVORTH. 1418 Eye St. N.W. ~ Nat’'l 5903. modern; open fire A REAL BUY. the PRI of s ‘Brick house in good northwest bt s TSR JUST- OFF CONN. AVE. Semi-Detached Brick. 9 Rooms—2 Baths. ave. in Chery Ch . C., this spacious house is the best home uy under $16,000 on the market to- 8y, beautiful condition; excep- tionally & living and dining yooms neled ‘walls. 8 ‘Bed rooms. 3 tiied ths. breakfast or sun room, in- stantaneous heater, built-in garage, screens and awnings. Be sure 10 se¢ ! J pHONE sERVICE N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc., N. lational $7.950. DETACHED BUNGALOW. Mwmfi: in & good North. ! Bea o oms hath, sieetricits. £as. "ot est Fater heat and 4 garaee Bullt by ‘owner for le terms his own use. ., and suitabl e e ooy REALTORS $8,950. AN OPPORTUNITY. 20 Ft. Wide. -rl_‘“ :.u:“mnn priced for quick ! iy planned house with rooms and large closets, chestnut pestly | new, 'in 1 the streets tworii's "best pur. Sai CHEVY CHASE, D. C. ;1 $11,950. iy conatractions. s Belo Somplotnd “r%hr s Very 1arse Teing soom with blace. ‘spacious _dining _room ‘and ichen, ‘cement "porch that can easily be Bec bed . s,5eCon4, foor containe 3 laree bed rooms; 2 red attic, partially in- closed with Celotex: ~gn; Loestea . 81 Sids Daved strees and Briced for auick saie. Cail_ug ? NOR‘*H WASHINGTON REALTY CO., INC, 7900 Ga. Ave, Shepherd 2400. Georgia_4256. | iy ety. id- low, witls ine] fll. pore in P B R I S Dist. 6210 (see Mr. Kramer). S OUT-OF-TOWN _REAL ESTATE. R GAst I3 JMONTHLY. Byes e, T thiving New T full JH nly ‘}'R !:eh. 5& Broa few Yorl AUCTION BALES, THIS AFTERNOON. o TOREERE— R 3 TR BA] UABLE TWO- By mflm‘cm-m deed Febr e o the ia bla, and &t ';s'."r,a.":;’éfi‘ n ¥, of the District of Colum Tequest of the party T indersigned trustees will el “ront of the premises. o o, e iy o0, & EE-THIRTY O ‘M, the following-described Jpng and prem- ises.’ situate in the city of Washington, Disiriet of Columbig. and designated us and beirx ‘n the "subdivision made oy Cchen and Rice, trustees, of lots in square i o on "t RO A" $Pe STk il istrict of Colum DR T : a) ne-third of the purchase monev to be Dald in cash. balance in {wo liments. pavable in one and two interest At Six per centum per D!llb&! U!Ell- nnually from day f secured by of trust upon the Proverty wold, or all cash. at the option of he pnichaser. A dl!flll of $300 will be requiry at time of sale. All conveyancing. recordint te., at cost of purchaser. of sale to he complled with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trus- tees reserve the right to resell the property at .he risk and cost of defaulting purel | after five days’' advertisement ®f h spaper published in . SRANRs TR, EN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. | NW. 1431 EYE ST. SALE OF _VALUABLE IM- EPADLE: NG PROVED !f ESTA' 5606 o0 'BTRERT MONTHWENT. COR: NER 10th AND OTIS PLACE NORTH- | By virtie of a certdin deed of trust duly | recoraed in Liber No. 5968, lio 116 et sea., of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at the request of the party secur thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at publie ISC“D'L in front of the remises. on s ELE e, o TURSAY, iy B0k O'CLOCK P‘( tl following-deseribed land &nd premises. situate in the county of o six (88 in ‘omuel l d‘?um' g bd'h"luiu’n TRUSTEES' " as per plat recorded in"Liber County 16 at folio 38 in the office of the survevor for the District of Colum= bia, rubject to the covenants of re to- gether with the improvements. cons 3-story and cellar brick residence. Terms of »ale: Ope-third of the purchase money to be pald in cash. balance in two ecqual” installments, payable in one and {wo Jears. with interest at 6% per centum per annum, pavable semi-annually. from day of sale, gecured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or ail cash, at the option of the purchaser. A de of 3500 will be required at time of sale. All convevancing, recording, etc., ot <ost of purchaser. Terms of sale, to be ‘complied with within ‘15 dave from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right fo resell the property at the risk cost of defaulting purchaser after five days' advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washing- ton, D. CLAUD_LIVINg SHiNor W TREW 1€27,mh1,3,6,8,10,11 Tt o N, OAKLAND COACH By Order Trustee in Bankruptcy ALSO OTHER Automobiles fi By Auction At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. T-0-M-O-R-R-O-W Wed., March 12th 10 AM. mh10,11 60 Automobiles by Auction ANl Makes—All Models—All Prices Wednesday, Mar. 12th 12 Noon At 462 Pa. Ave. N.W. GUS EICHBERG Official Auctioneer, U. 8. Government * | ton, D. C. THE AUCTION SALES. “THOB. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERE, s l!l‘l’.’! 8T, l?% i TR! '8 _BAl OF_ VALUABLE TWO- 8 DING, USED FOR SELRe gabtic, S don s g s STORES AND LOFT, WITH AUWMM%DA“NO FOUR REAR. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly n Liber No, 5419, folio 215 et sea.. na records of the District ot Co- Jumbia, and at the request of the party se. cured thereby, the undersigned trustee will sell at _public a;eno . in_front of the prem- sy, on TVESDAT, THRser A% POUR: Phir1Y OCLOCK P, the following-de- scribed land and premises. situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, nd desighated as and being lots fOFty-siX (46), forty-seven (47) and orty-eight (48) in A P. Fardon's subdivision of lots in square onhe hundred and seven! -l}x (1768). &S per piat recorded in_ Liber 10, follo 121. of e Fecardviof (e omee ‘ot the, surveyor of the District of Columbia: tol ether with the improvements, eonsisting o two-story brick building used "flr business Purposes; wo Mo Karages in renr e r - ate.One-third of the purchase e e “iuid I cash. palance in two e nstaliments. pasable in one And two Seurs, ‘WA Terene” 81 six g centum ver . payibie semi-annually from day. of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the Srtwerty sold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $1,000.00 will be required at time of sale. All conveyanc- ing. recording, etc. &t cost Of purchaser. 'Xr{lrm! to be compiled with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trustec the right to resell the property at and cost of defsulting purchaser ve vs' edvertisement of such resale BT ie® newapaper BUBlished in’ WASHing- 'RICAN_SECURI & swEniga 818 riapiee. BY CORCORAN THOM, President. after 1) Attest |S:I H. SHILLINGTON, Assistant cretary. mh6-d&ds.exSu&mhs _ W ADAM A. WESCHLER'S SON, Auctioneers. U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE. By virlue of a decree issued out of the clerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the Histrict of Columbia and to me directed, I Wil sell at public sale, for cash, in the alic~ tion Tooms of Adam A. Weschiek & Son, 920 Pennsyivanis avenue n.w., Washington, D. C.. 8t 10 OCLOCK AM.' ON SATURDAY, MARCH TWENTY-SECOND, 1930, the fol- lowine-described properts: Three-picce over Auffed living room suite, ten-piece wainut dining room _suite, ~eight-piece American walnut om suite, Brewster uprigh mahogan piayer-piano, No. 180051, an bench: Garland gas range, {able and bridge lamps. window draperies, tapestries, ri eic.; seited and levied upon as the prop- erty of the defendant Mildred Hubbard, alias Mildred Brown, and sold to satisfy {he costs of Eauity No.' 51113, in favor of the United States of America, ex. rel., Leo A. Rover, United States Attorney in and for the District of Columbla. o\ orpr Upited States Marshal in and for the mh11,20,21 bis. “District_of_Colu THOS. J. OWEN & - out BON, AUCTIONEERS, EYE BT. NW. TEES' EALE OF VALUABLE IM: “u""m"'n’-m%% A EN T 1800 FEERTHVT STAEET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a ce n deed of trust, duly recgraed in Liber No. 5649, folio 369 et sea., 1°%he land records of the District of Co: Tumbis and at the request of the party sectired thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, THI TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF M. %’C’k Af- 1930, AT FOUR- THIRTY, O'CI M., the following- described land and premis situate in the District of Columbia, and signated as and being lot numbered one (1) in subdivision of “Muare mumbered two hundred and six %308) of C. B. Patterson, agent for Catherine Peatson. ds ber, Diat Tecorded in the office of the Surveyor for the District of Columbia fn Liber R, W, at folio 102 ‘Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for wm further particulars of which will nhounced at time of le: the purehase price above sald trust to be paid in cash. A deposit of $1.000 require Conveyancing, recording, etc., at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within fifteen days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. FogEnt &P Knmrrer, R. THOMAS ROBINSON. &eds. exBu ~_ Trustees. THOS. J. O N & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 131‘ EYE ST. N.W. TR AL O AN RN Wi 5 DWELLING KNOWN_AS gfimsgg‘é;uu HIRST BTAEET ITHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber f’o. 5972, 90“0 93 et seq., f the land records of the District of Co- jumbla, “and 81" the ‘reauest of the party .,fi'"‘“ hereby, the undersigned trusteer ai suction, in Bngar o SHRURABAY, B TWENTIETH AY OF MARCH. AD. 1030, AT THREE O'CLOCK P.M., the following-described land and premises, situate in the Distriet of Co- lumbia, and designated as and lelcg 1ot 178 In sauace 553, as Der plat tecarded In ihe office of the surveyor for the District of Golumbia in’ Liber 32, at folio 146, subject to and together with right of way for alley plrposes a8 set forth in shid deed of trust, Terms of sale: All eash. A deposit of $300 will be required at time of sale. All conveyancing. recordini ete., at cost of purchaser. Terms of le to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property, at the risk and cost of fit(l\flll:}l Ill(l;’lser. !xl(l:t Aive da: sement of such Tesale in some Dewspaper published in wnhlmwu:'n. D.C. . AUCTIONEERS, oA 3 QIS AV Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real Northwest. of duly 1 fltfin‘:‘t ot °5: Sixteenth Street By virtue of a ct a £HOTA% o Yecords of ihe of the lsnd recor fumbia, and st the Tequest of the party thereby "the "undersigned trustee at publie suetion. in front of the on WEDNESDAY, Thi TWELETH AT SF JARCH: AD. i AT FOUR- THIRTY O'CLOCK the ' following-de- seribed land and premiies, sitiate in the t) 13 ingtol istriet of Columbla. and designated as and being lot nu twenty-eight (28) and the south 6.75' front by the full depth of lot numbered I 'y-n‘nl (29) in Joul B. Blake and n undre ine ORIy a8 per plat Tecorded' in Liber R ., folio 138, of the records of the office o survevor of the District of Columbia, t0- jer with the improvements, consisting of 'k _apartment_house. ‘erms of sale: One-third of the purchase money, to be pald In cash. balance in”fwo eq instaliments, payal in one and two years. with interest at centum per umh. ‘payable semi-annually. from day of sale. secured by de of t upon the {nwer(r sold, or all cash, at the option of he purchaser. A deposit of $1.000 will be required at time of sale. All conveyapeing. recording. etc., at cost of purchaser. rms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of rale. otherwise the trus- tees reserve the right to resell the property. l} the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days' advertisement of such resale in_some newspaper published in Washing- ton, D. C. wol c. 1626,27.28,mh1.3 Trustees, voom WVOODRIDGE, ro0m colonial house, : g ,E"'"%'M,,s...:‘.'.,fl.‘:?“'::’; % 17th ot., st R. 1. ave. $7,950. TERMS LIKE RENT. St S 3 A » o ey | iRt i evety deiall $18,500. Corner—Detached. 4 Bed Rooms, 2 Baths. Cleveland Park. — A compargtively new end thoreughly modern detached center-nall pian dekantiuy 81820 To both car and b the hi est points ) walk of the Toom ow{en’ frep) Prench doors lead iace. ing lll"lp ?.D ‘%&rfih which & - mands lovely outlook. ining room, b d kitchen. On t second floor and two tile bathy. sarage. Wide lot and attractively fandscaned. awhs EVENING PHONE SERVICE 7 TO 9 PM. Schwab, Valk & Canby, 1704 Conn. Ave. Pot. 0830, SGLORED. NEAR DUPONT 'cm?.TL, family fiat, h.-w. at and elec.; choice I eation. Must e cash DI Lmenl; low price. Address Box i e EA!I ctive 6-ro h d brick, gus.” eesilent conaition. $100. sash. 45 month, Owner. Address Box 495-X. tar_office. 11 v: motai ) rty is clear reasonable t Delightful brick home' just off aw. l“‘ 1. ‘M ly 13th st "Resdonanie cash ot Most_stiractive Coionial brick home of 6 'Z.“m‘.&"fi' Just off ”l'ml it mw v Adam A. Weschler & Son, Auctioneers FURNITURE Of Every Description By order E. C. Snyder, U. S. Marshal, Fidelity Storage Co. for Charges, et al. Davenport, also Bed-Daven- m Suites, Dining and Bed m Suites, Rugs, Vietrolas, Pier Mirror, Chests of Drawers, Fiber and Wicker Furniture, Oc- Y aire” rigerator, N tries, Radios, I.-;lm Suites, Lamps, Kitchen Cabinets, Day- Beds, ete. By Auction At Weschler's 920 Penna. Ave. NW. WEDNESDAY March 12, 1930 Commeneing 9 0'Clock A.M. ,Continuing Throushout Day mh mh11.13.15.18.20 THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTION T e Or, A TONEERS, TRUSTEES' SALE OF VA ™. PROVED REAL A’ J THE FOUR BRICK D! GS_NOS. 1708, 1710, 1712 AND 1714 'TON STREET y it T to: in deeds of trust. y virtue of four certain deeds of trust. du?y recorded in Liber No. 12. folios 339. 341, 343 and 345 et seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the re- auen of the party secured thereby. the un- et ey ol oL B ey e premises, on 5 TWE! -FIRST DAY OF MARCH. A.D. 1830. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the follow- ing-described land and premises. situate in the city of Washington. Distriet of Colume bla. and desienated as and being lots seventy-eight (78), seventy-nine (78). eighty (80) and eighty-orie (81) in John C. Fay and others' subdivicion of squa: one hundred and fifty (150), as per Dli recorded in :}::”;mfl' DX S folio 110, ul:- records of ice of the surveyor of the Dist g o te mu ; b District of ‘erms of sale: One-third of reha money to be paid in eash, balan 11 !wuu eaual installments. pavable In one and two e with interest at seven per centum pe: anni payable nml-nnm’nlly, from day o sale, secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $300 each house will be required at time m sale. All conveyancing, recording. etc.. at cost of purchaser Terms of sale to be complied with within ‘thirty days from day of sale, otherwite the trustees reserve the right to resell the property, at the risk and :'d“v'r?lri d:"!ll:‘l{lllv'k’ m:;chll!r. after five days’ sement of sueh resals 1n & - paper published in \thln.rltnrl|,.| l‘l‘.’m" iy SAMUEL A_DRUF TAN i _mhitasasarivy o B NOHOLEON. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. 1430 Eve Strect Northwesto ToRe Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, No. 3905 Morrison Street Northwest. By virtue of a certain recorded I Liver No. $hade aicy 41Us% Su17 of the land Tecords of the Distriet ‘of lumbia, “and at the request of the party secured ‘thereby, the ' undersigned tructees will sell at public auetion, in' front of ihe premises on FRIDAY. THE POURTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, A'D. 1930, AT FOUR- THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., the following-de- scribed Iand and premiges, situpte in. ) o asnington. District of Columbl forty Tiree "(43) ot 1" b Pulmects umoer tion of iots numbered two (2) and in_sa numbered seventeen huny forty- (1747). "“Connectiout . A Terrace, ber, plat recorded i th or for the District In, Liber 48 at folio 191."subl and covenants deed of trust. fith ments. dwelling Terms of sale money to ves of o together with the 1, consisting of frame and stueco One-third of the purchase Paid in eash, balance in t equal installments, wo 3 emi-gnnually, fre e, secyred by decd of trust vpo The BroS erty sold, or ‘all cash, at the oprion o the purchaser. A deposit of $500.00 wil he Sat quired at time of ale. All converaneing recording, etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale {0 be compiied With within' 30 dens from day of sale. otherwise the trustees re- serve the right to Tesell the property et ie F3k ‘and cost of defnulting purehaser. afine five days' advertisement of such resale in fome’ BewspADer Bublitied. 1n Washineton HENRY P. BL, ATLEN G, CLARR" mN1.3.4.6.8.10.11.12.18.1¢ Triistees centum per TOMORROW. Antique Furniture, China, Glass, Pictures, Mirrors, etc. ‘At Public Auction At Sloan’ Galleries 718 13th St. WEDNESDAY March 12th, 1930 At 10 AM. Embracing in part Antique Chests of Drawers, Davenports, Reception P faears, Stants, Vicierian Sofss and Chairs, Boston Rocl High Post Card Tables, Serving Tables, Chalrs, Old Pictures, Chins, Terms: Cash. ” ) mh10,11 C. G. SLOAN & CO,, Inc,, Aucts, AUCTION SALES. SHAS FUTURE DAYS. 1451 e Bireet OF VAL TRU!"m Ba EST) DETACHED. BRIG A PRINNG NINE ROOMB A BATHS ~ AND 0 ENOWN AS 4829 S VEST. NORTHW BY, e of & certain deed of at folio 62 of corded in Liber 61: front of described land and prem District ¢f Columbia and fifty-one (51) Philip Herrmann and Winfield souare numl twenty seven hun . @s per plat recorde N5 8 "folto" 180, oF the of the surveyor for the upon the follogin 1ms of sale: Sal to a prior d terms: property will be sold subject to said trust inaehtodness., All cash over said deed of trust. Interest and ta 'D‘;Ig.o adjusted to date of sale. sale. All_convevancing, recording. the cost of purchaser, Terms of sal complied with within thirty (30) d day of sale, otherwise deposit will aser after five ( defaulting purcf: advertisement of 925 15th Bt. mh6- exSu&mhg the premises on MON, Mf THE SEVENTEENTH DAY A POUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK ..%‘?;fih’wl’r‘; ua Iot numbered T ibdivisian Tade by - A 00 will be required at the time of e R I hin s n e ape she ashington, . 3. "WRILEY ""CO,F EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, N, A‘fl@smfiu, Northwest. trust re- the land records of the Distriet of Columbia, and at T request of the Darty secazed tREreby: the undersigned will sell at public suction. in the J. ton_in red and in Liber ‘ords of the office istrict of Colum- , Suid, property ia subject of trust securing an indebt- {edness of $15,000.00. now past due. and said deed-of - nd above xes to be leposit etc., at le to be ays from be for: feited and property resold at risk and cost of 5) day: Trusters. ADAM A. WEBCHLER & BON, Auctioneer Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Busi- ness Property, Corner 9th and 1 Sts. NW., Known as No 826-828 9th St. and 900-902- 904 I St. N.W. By wirtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber 4384. folio 69 et sea. Of bia, and at request of party for sale by public auction. i ises, on THURSDAY. O'CLOCK P.M.. land_and premises, of Columbia, to-wit: the situate in the inches: thence west 75 feet: then 42 feet 8 Inches to north thence east on the place of beginning, improved stantial brick stores, as above. Terms of sale: One-third of the money to be equal installments, represented by sory notes of purchaser, pavable in two ‘rafs, with interest at 6 per annum ‘rom day of sal le nualiy. ; erty fola or all_cash, chaser. A deposit of purchaser ‘at_sale cordint and notarial fees at cost chaser. ‘Terms to be complied wit thirty days from day of sale, {rustees reserve the right to resell at Tisk and cost of defaulting after five days advertisement of & 8t _option $1,000 u ton, D. C. AMANDUS P. LENNARD H. Erroneously mentioned 1n said Leonard H. Mitchell. Whiteford, & Hart, atiorneys for Darty secure Building, ‘mh10-d&ds.exSu THOS, Trustee’s Sale of Valuabl JORSS. west Corner of Park as Number 3240 Hiatt N.W. March 29, 1927, being instrument Tecorded April §. 1927 amon f the party secure front of 4 THIR; AD 550 AT FOU Dist:ict of Columbia, being ot S63" T “Ligther B Fri others’ “subdivision of lots in 8 P Brown Ficosacd in Liber. Gounty records of the office of District of Columbl thereof as was condemned establish ses, 0 A PO nd in the District Court Case umbia. No. 7y Court of the District of Col: to the right to use as a Tear or south 3 feet by the width ronting 3.49 feet on School street south line, rosd. The above. pated on the records District of Columbia, for ta: as_lot i sauare 3675, T4 1d_sublect to & prior Spat for $8.000, due Pebruary 33, /4%, the purchase price aboye said paid in cash. A d 3500 Conveyancing, rec cost. ~ Terms' to leposif g ek ot b be_compli thirty otherwise t ty may iscretion advertised an: 113 Part of original 18 in square 374, described as follows: Be- ginning for the same at the northeast cor- ner of said lot and square and running thence south on 9th street west 42 feet 8 ive street. id Eye street 75 feet to require All conveyancing, the la; ords of the District of Columbia, and at the thereby, d_trustee will sell at public'suc- ¢ lot 303. for the of lots 301 and 302 in said” subdivi et _to the covenant that no building erected upon said Jot within 35 feet ' the land records of the District of Colum- secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer of prem- n front . THE TWENTIETH DAY OF MARCH, 1030, AT THREE-THIRTY following-deseribed District Jot ce “north and by sub- purchase d in_cash, balance in two promis- one and cent per semi-i i ~ured by doed of trust upon prop- of pur- of re- of 'pur- h within otherwise property purchaser, ch_resale in some newspaper published in Washi MITGHELL, “Trusteer trust Marshal d, Bmith . OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. e Cor- ner Brick Dwelling With Brick Garage on the South- Road and Hiatt Place, Being Known Place! By virtue of a certain deed of trugt dated rec: the A Tne tollowing: bed Iand and premises, situate in the d as and ristoe and iock, subdivision of part of “Mount said first-named subdivision is folio 56, of the the 'surveyor of the excepting so _much of taken to uniform building line on the south side of Park road, by proceedings in Supreme Subject rivate’ alley the thereof ) of said of described land 1is des _the assessor of the tion purpeses, deed of 1933, at trust to required. rchaser's with within t forfeited and d resold trustee. rylving Trustee. THOS. J, OWEN & SON. RIS Eye Street Northwest. ENT By virtue of a certain deed recorded in Liber 5666, folio 78 of tlLe land records of the Distric lumbia, and at secured therehy. will_sell at pu remises. on P AY OF MARCH, 1930, O'CLOCK P.M., the following-descril nd premises, situate in the District umbla, 83 to 87, both the undersigned tion. in_ fron| TWENT inclusive, and designated as and being in Samuel Sha- \UCTIONEERS, ABLE TWO- TRUS: 3 OF _VAL ABAR ONTT ON = GEORGIA KNOWN AS PREMISES 930 EI STREET NORTHWEST. Qf trust duly WITH et seq. t of Co- e request of the party trustees t of the Y-FIRST AT FIVE bed land t of Co- 1o Petworth Piio and daccd B Shapito’s subdivision of jots in block 9, now square 3011, Addition to the City of Washinkio plat_recorded in Liber 69, folio 158, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the trict of Columbia. erms:Sold sublech to & prior trust for $60,000.00. further partic which will be announced at time the purchase price above sald tru paid In cash. A deposit of $2.000 Conveyancing, Tecording. etc., at frs cost. Teims to be campliéd wit thirty days. otherwise deposit forfe deed of ulars of of sale: 5t to be Tequired. urchas- within ited and the property may be mdvertised and resold he discretion of the trustees. ot ) ; EREY MAURIC] A 15.17.19.21 NINGER, APIRO, Trus g Afgronsns. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real Estate, Improved by Brick Dwelling, No. 1427 Clifton Street Northwest. recorded in Liber , fglio 208 et sed.. By virtue of & urn?’xou of trust, duly 2 ! the land lecmz the stric jJumbia, Vil S aaie 're |5 on THE FEo IR G A county of ashington, of dont Ingt 3 %mwew P of reby, trict . e '(nl'x ~four r«’, S‘ the rounds nl Dlnlnm‘ |lllP -I!lvenlt oW ““University . a8 ntorsod.fn Lber' ‘ounty “‘ folio 3 records of the office of the District of Columbia: said nated for “rwlou":th:‘ t isting riel msl'"erml“:fl 8{|e-lh d of the ald in ca el intaliments. pasab with _inter e’ in_one Snle, "Hecured Properts soid. of ul The”Burchaser. . A, deposit ‘ot required at tme of sale. A Tecording. efc., at cos ofsale’ Yo ‘be” compiied ays from day o teen reserve the right o Fesell the with E‘d at the request of th [ twelline. balance t of Co- e 1930, AT .M., the foilow- nd premjacs. situste in t of Co- and_being ot in willlam L. in_block num- ‘Middle per plat 1, of the improve- purchase in two and two rust upon the II_cash. at the option of will be conveyancing. of purchaser. ithin thirty sale. otherwise the trus- Terms property, at the risk and cost of defaulting purchase after five days' LR R HENRY ALLEN 10,11,12.13 - dvertisement of such resal newspaper published In Wash: P. BLAIR. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneer: TRUSTEES' SAl TACHED FRAM 28th ST, By virtue of E BUNGALOW, LE~ OF VALUABLE DE- NO, 1739 % certain desd of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 6925, follo 213 et seq., of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia, t the request of the party se- ed trustees will as per Dl the y4%er for the follo 3 of the jance y in one, six pe; ssle, paval ‘of ne-tourth Hebresented | otes F i St Ee Gy so or 8 veyancing. irty days recorded e District purch in eq ‘promissory two and centum le semis s ‘optlon ot Bhr: required of pur- o Burthaser. hini istees D. ¢, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1930, " s ALE TRUBR"L'OB.% }gl ESTATE. COl i NG By virtue recorded in Jit e land records of tl Pimiia. And at the reque ereby, the une cure sell ises on PRI d #t public Auc OF MARGH, A.D. PM. the ted Cat. and designate o O wo__hun lat recorded in the ofice or the District of B. at folio 151. 1 tne pare % in and numbered (24%), as per the_surveyor in_Liber C. H. ‘Terms of sale: One-third money 1o be paid in cash. equal installment: years. wtih tnterest Annum, payable sem! sale. secured property_sold, the purchaser. required at recording. etc . by or of sale to be' complied with sale. days_from day trustees resel erty at the risk and cost of defaull dser, niter five ale in_some newspaper publ D CNT B (Ben)) _Attest: N. B, PFRCIVAL WILSON. Becretary. SO treet Norbiwest: OF Tion, 1k beiny s, paya e B! ot days’ THOB. J. OWEN & S 1431 EYE ST. NO. 1329 N STREET, EES' OVED _R! 18] YOR Bu By virtue recorded in seq. of the olum! Secured - thereby. will_sell at publl remises, on EENTH DA THIRT ing-descril the city of bia, And lot” two (2) sauare tw per piat of office of of jesignA in thence north Soutn eudh Feet and the place of beginning, together with the improvement story brick apartments. Terms of sal money to be cen! from day of sale, secured by upon the property soid, or all cash. at the | optlon of the purchaser. £P000 will be required a time of sale. cost of conveyancing, purchaser. resell of defauiting vertisement o P JAMES J. E mhS-d&ds,exSu Pand Nt o I8, pereby, the undersigned 'try illll"llon. WEDNESD. Y OF MARCH. A ¥ O."CLQGCK PB‘J & Jand Cand_ premis shington, District of Colum- M as _and being part of eitmulier's subdivision of | nundred and forty-two (242), as fald subdivision recorded in the { the said District jumbia Jn Book B at pawe 1, described as (é’fllfi'l ginning for the same at the southeast corner “fll lll{fl 'I'nt.lruam;\‘x thfm:e & 1fne"or, N dtre T ce o "IQ"" feet, thence east 1837 H ES NOTON. D. S{GEQ‘% PURPOBES. o EQHAII; ?‘"’" SXords of 1 And, "ie reauest of the PRIty te t the surveyor of ‘east line of said ol to_the s, cons| recording. Terms of sale to be complied with witkin thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right to the property at the risk and cost urchaser after five days' ad- ne of such ressle in ‘some, news- aper published in Washington, D. C. s BECKER, PERCIVAL_WILSON, HARRY 8. WELCH, 8r. Trustées. VALUAB OWN _AS RTHWEST. Tty 6 et vra ne Pl § rsigned trustees will front of the prem. A e e SOR T RN DA . A.D. 1930, AT FOUI Foliowine-described lan rem ises, situate in the District of Columbla and v lote lettered ivision in and fort! Col balanet ble of trist ser. within advertisem! Ca 58 st follo e Dist! in front THE D. 19 the. AY, and ne of said isting of & uilding, containing offices and le: One-third of the purchase paid in eash. balance in two equal instaliments, pavable in one and two ‘with_interest at six and one-halt per m per anhum. payable semi-apnually deed o etc., At N“sxs-ng‘o in one an er_centgm D noually. from d it the prop resel] the prop- the right to the pfop- e “Trustees. adds,exSu AUCTIONEERS. NW. VALUABLE IM- A =) A8 USFD deed of trust duiy . situnte in a7 A deposit of e W d t ay n_ ) 1 Shn'of sh, At lhifi lon of |- deposit of 32000 will be e StUSR” A1) Convhyameins. & Ckost of purchaser. Terms T thirty the of m 217 et rict of stees of the NINE- 30, AT Tollow- eet., thence street three- f trust All EDUCATIONAL. Stenography, Typing SPEED DICTATION. Gregg and Pittman. 'B;f;l-eeml’ltvl lllr! UNIVERSITY Schools of Law and of Economics and Government Spring Term Begins March 17, 1930 55 per mo. 'NATIONAL The Civil 12th and Summer Term Begins June 16, Registrar’s Office, 818 13th St. N.W. Tels. Nat. 6617, Met. 7964 Open for regis t m. to 7 p.m. et 633 1930 | Statistical Clerk Both men d women Balsry, 1,620. ! The Civil Service Preparatory School, &.e. cor. 13th_and P | n.w. Met._6337. Begin Today Statistical The _12th and P Temple Secretarial School of Individual Training 1420 K St. Clerk exam. Ivil " Bervice Preparatory th n.w. Met. 638 School, Salary, chioy et. 6 National $1,620 ol, “s.e. . . Inc. | 3258 THE WRIST MA AUCTIONS. By J S. Fletcl’ur e RK | Cobyright, 1930, by North American Newspaper Alllaned an Metropolitan Newspaper Serviee. SYNOPSIS, Col. Enpleden, formerly governor of Southmoor prison, is murdered, An in- vestipation by a nephew, Sefton Engleden, and his law clerk, Johnson, reveals that during the colonel’s time at Southmoor .two prisoners, Snelling and Hardle, escaped. The theory is that the colonel had found the men and that they killea him. A former warder, Millwaters, who was engaged to help in the investigation, is also murdered. Cabt. Shovenam of Southmoor gives a description of the #ecaped convicts. Snelling had @ birth- mark on his right wrist. Young Engle- den recalls that Sanderson, on whose estate the colonel's body 1was found, wears @ broad bracelet om his right wrist. The question arises, Is Snelling Sanderson? Johnsom thinks he is cnd that Hewitt, his butler, is Hardle. When an attempt is made to verify this belief it 4s Jound that both men are missing. John Oates. Sanderson’s chaufleur, tells of taking his master and a man wn- known to him on a mysterious drive the night of the murder. A townsman, Francis Stlverstein, tells Johmson that Sanderson, with Sadler, the town jeweler, and several others, was perpetrating a financial swindle. and sugoests that the colonel was murdered because he threat- ened to expose the fraud. He is also convinced that a farmer named Beckett, who had known Sanderson very well, is one of the fjormer prison warders through whose trenchery the two convicts escaped. Capt. Shoreham sees the man and identifies him as Settle, the ez- warder. Johnson sets out for Starrick Priory, Settle’s farm. He waits there until dark and then sees the shadows of two men on a window shade. TWENTY-SECOND INSTALLMENT. OHNSON'S story coninued: “It gave me something of a surprise to see those two shad- ows, because, up to that mo- ment, I had felt convinced that the house was empty—empty, at any rate, up to the time at which Settle re-entered it from his marketing ex- pedition. And Settle had certainly not brought anybody with him! I had a full view of him as he drove up, and he was alon But there the shadows were—shadows of two men, both big, tall fellows, moving about. Shadows of two men!—and as I watched the shadows became three. “So’ there were three men in that place!l—and two of them must have been_there all the time I had been watching the house from the edge of the ravine. Had they seen me? I thought not—I had exercised caution as soon as I had come in sight of the farmstead and its surroundings. Who were they?—that was another matter. Probably Sanderson and Hew- itt. Whoever they were, the situation RMUDA Qur new illustrated Folder with full information about BERMUDA, its varied climatic, recreational and social attractions —including all winter and epring sailing schedules will be sent you promptly on request. AN Expense Tours of carious durations THOS. COOK & SON | Wachington Loan & Trust Co. 9th and 7 Streets OFFICIAL NOTICE. "PREPARE NOW CLERK PROMOTION, Clerk, File Clerk. Special course for statisti- The, Civil Service School. s.e. cor. 12th and F n.w. cal clerk. STATISTICAL Preparato Met, 337 ¥ LEARN ANOTHER by our easy famous_ for 52 instruction. LANGUAGE conversational vears Pri or Moderate rate: Preient this advertisement for free trial lesson. Berlitz School of Languages 1115_Conneeticut Aven: Tel. Deeatur 3932 thod, class —= MOVING, PACKING AND STOR, DAVIDSON 1117 H St. N.W. _Ni TRANS] STORAGE Co. to 9230 AGE. STORAGE PACKING 616 STORAGE . KRIEGS XPRESS| INC. ce., SHIPPI EVE STNW.® DIST 2010 NG BY VIR’ OF THE PROVISIONS OF THE Iaws of the United States of America §ov- erning the disposition of seized property be- the appraised value of 3500 or less, as being subject to forfeiture under the rovisions of the Internal Revenue Laws of he United States, notice is hereby given that the following’ automobiles were seized Disirict of Columbla: October 11, rd Touring. Motor No. 10660989 May 34, 1929, Ford _Coupe, Motor No. 100260 J:k 22, 1920, Chevrolet Coupe, Motor No. 1885955 October 6, 1929, Ford_Coach. Motor No. A172080:: October '11. 1929. Chevrolet Touring. Motor No. 1371230: November 28. 1920, Harley Dayidson Motor Cyle & side ear, Motor No. 25J.D.C.B. 16008: December 11,' 1929, Ford Coupe, Motor No. 9710604; cember 13, 1929, Ford Coach, Motor No 13166056; December 31. 1929, Studebaker Touring. Motor No. E.L 83088; January 27. 1930, Hasiew Davidson: Motor Cyele: 'Motor 0. ' 28J.D.10507: February 20, 1930, Ford Coupe. Motor No. 11029219 February 20. 1030, Ford Touring, Motor No. 13141429 February 22, 1930. Cadillac Touring, Motor No. 61T657; February 21, 1930, Hudson Cofich, Motor No. 241264: February 24. 1930, Hudson Sedan, Motor No. B-253932: Febru- ary 26, 1930, Dodge Touring. Motor No. 930590: ‘February 28. 1930, Ford Coach, Mo- tor No. 12194755: February 28, 1930, Ford Touring. Motor No. 10779363: March 3, 1930, Dodge Sedan, Motor No. A387120; the causes of the seizure being violations of Sections 3450 and 3453 of the Revised Statutes of the | United States. respectively. Any person or | person: ming any of the above propertv | are required 0 appear and make such claim | on"or before the 18th day of April. 1930, a. provided in section 3460 of the Revised Sta utes of the United States. THOMAS E. | STONE. Prohibition Administrator. District No. 7. by WILLIAM R. BLANDFORD. Dep- uty Prohibition Administrator. District of Columbia. 'Dated March 10, 1930, mh11.18.25 HOLDIN Elliott Frank Jewett, Jul lliam CE _OF TAKIN P A HE 8U] F THE DI A UNIT! United States of America vs. Flood: Prank L. Lambert: Anthony D. Am- brosig; Wiliam i inds: LEGAL NOTICE AND NOTICE OF SALE. United States Marshal’s Sale of Confiscated Automobiles NP RIHERY v STATES BRAI T dian velt Milburn, William Newman: Owen Sinclair Daranell, ward Carter: Harry George Lewis Edward Ridgway; James r. Haves: Robert Henry Battle: Harry Henr; Fletel Lobdell: son: Smit! r Brown, Joseph Robert’ Walker, cellus Wi W. Burnside. hington; A D Colts, b Ma Harry . Howard ison. George Willlam Bell: Mar- Henry Proctor; Docket numbers: 48163, 48187, 4335¢ 48641, 48003, 48735, 37, 336: 30354 PUBLICATION bove entitie im. ay of on to wit. 1930, orders biles _selze: hereinafter described, . "be duly advertised in a cordance with the provisions of Section 26. soription therec Title II. and have 1 the e Fomobiles thereto, or mobiles will o law. Segordin Kow. therefore. in pursuance of 1 do hereby give pub- to “appear herefre. otherwise said auto- e sold or otherwise disposed of he sald 70, y. 32 NOTT causes, the St tion: orders' of sald Court: lic notice to the following . Dis because th used by tl th lquor Faing listed o i} B “antar T Mo X rront‘u E Eni i deser the automobiles respectively described seised: ) Sl efe duly seised and taken the several places, in the ict of Columbl ere being uninwiully Tson: 48828, 48829, 48863, e ; 330774, 33079 Whereas, of February. ‘that a taking of the automo: n sald respective causes and together with n de- al Prohibit e 0} Caihnted the 6th duy of AD.. 1930, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon: in sald Courts. as the time and ons having any claim to o an Ince interpose concerned. automobiles he respective defendants in sai for the unlawful transportation an ossession In transportation therein, of I aid District of Colums lation of the provisions of said Pronibition Act, 'viz.:' (Each e low Wi e W Bohe upreme _and description of automobiles, 1 Ho. Front 48354, A . Chy 938022, DO, A {1829 West Aliey. N.W. eyrolet, No. July 1 Ch ag ne 10th 3, B Eogine No. 8023is0. nd 167, &V itk ‘Tourin Ak October 11, ine No. P No, ¥-8871, A"h D.O. fds, John Stewart amedon, Benjamin Milburne; Raose- owers: Thoma: William * Supreme Colrt of on. o wit, the A% 830, and’ {he olice Court of the District of Columbia has, fllfl 27th da; ! or said b auto- thaniel ude enny’ Di 59, 330918 in the . AD. D Act. March| for all claim . that belng in 8 ity . whi ine urt Dlage Epeine No. 10415143, D.C. Tag No. S-8753. 1929; 17th St. & Good Hope Road, S.E. Qectober 25. 1029. 48829, Ford Coupe. Engini r‘n. 12759673, D.C. Tag No. ¥-7431, 192! 28d St. & Bennings Road. N.E. October 2 1929. 48863. Ford Coupe., Engine No. 11639779. | D.C. Tag No. Z-413, 1939; 16th & V Streets, | N.W., November 48932, Dodge Se. dan. 'Engine No. 817907, D.C. Tag No. W-449. | 1929; Vermont Ave. & V_St. N.W.. August 13. 1929, 48935, Ford Coupe, Engine No. 12019887, D.C. Tag No. ¥-9648, 1920: 11th & N.W., November 13.1920. 48937, Moller Taxicab, Engine No. W.T.U.3459. D.C. | _ & Bennings Road. 326270, Ford Coach. Engine No. 10271161, D.C. Tag_No. J-9623. | 930; North Capitol & P Sts.. N.W. August | 328660, Buick Sedan, Enine No. | No. Y-2613, 1929; 2d & :fl October 28, 1920. 320148, Chevrolet _Cotipe, Enmine No. G-63662, D.C. Tag No. ¥-8423. 1929: In Cullinaine Court, AW.. November 17. 1920 320371 Chevralet Coach, Engine Mo. 1609314 D.C. Tag No. 224510, 1920; Rear 222 7th St. S.E: No- | Yomber 23,1029, 330438, Dodge “Toiring: heine No. 004323, *D.C. Tok. No. V.08 920: In Temperance Ave. N.W.. November 28, 1920, ' 329458, Essex Coach, Engine No. 387048, D.C_Tag No. Z-5211, 1020: 14th uclid'8ts.. N.W.. November 20, 1920, 32065 ssex Coach, Engine No. 420148, D.C. Ta No. 76016, 1925: In Limerick Court, S.W.: | December 7. 1039 * 320734, Ford_Conpe, En- | ine No. 14768479, Md. Taw No. 170-520. 1920 Indensburg Road near Mt. Oiivet Cemetery. NE. December 11. 1930, 320936, Chaimers Toufine, Eneine No. X1484W. D.C. T No 6041, '1029: Rear 920 Pirst St. S.W. De- cember 19, 1929. " 330020, Pord Touring. ine’ No, 13117896, D.C. Tag V-3 st & L Sts. S.W. December 31 3002, Ford Conch Eneipe No. 16 Tag No_'Z-5854, 1939 8th & You Sireets. N.W.. December 27. 1920. 330338, Estex Goach, Engine, No. Filed Oft. D.¢. Tax No 1939, 7th " & B Birects. N.W. Jan uary T 1930 330506, Buick Totring, Engine No, 1139957, D.C. Tag No. ¥-5307. 1029: 13th &'V Streets. N.W.. January 17. 1530, 330774, Dodge Touring: Engine No 648338, D.C. T Rey 5130, 330704, Pord Hondster. v 3 . Ford Roadster. No. 13613366, DC. Tay No~ 21307 1 ont ‘1334 - 34 8t 8W., January 27, 30918, Essex Conch. Engine No. 658666, No. K-7105, 1920: 6th & O Stre k nuary 31, 1930 and that the s réspective defendants were thereafter convicted before the sald Courts for the of- fenses aforesaid: and that all persons. if any there be, claiming said automobiles or any of th ny Fight, title or interest ihereln, nd " appear before the said urts.to be holden at Washington, in sai istrict of 'Columbia, on the 26th day o arch. A.D. 1930, at 10:00 o'clock in_the forenoon of 'that, day (Provided the ‘same shail be aha 108 G Inim. G nd there (o interpose any ciaim to tomobiles or any of them. it and 1o show ‘cause why the Be forteited g the United ates and con lemned and disposed of according to law and that in case of failure to 80 appear, th wit 8 da3 of jurlsdiction, otherwlse on ay o Jurisdiction thereafter) then HONOLULU was full of dangers for me. If I fell into their hane I should doubtlm‘ share the fate of Col. Engieden and of Millwaters, and get a bullet through me or a knock on the head and a grave in ohe of the crevices of the moor. All the same, I was going to know to whom those three shadows belonged. R “It was how dark, as dark as ever| it would be that night, but the dark- | ness was mnot going to Jast long. During my perfod of waiting in the hotel at Harlington, I had ascertained that the moon rose that night about half past 10 o'clock. It was not 10 minutes past; the moon would very soon show its face above the ridge be- hind me. And it was just then at the full and in that clear atmosphere its light would be quite sufficient to make moving objects easily recognizable. Now, for anything I knew to the con- trary, there might be a fourth man in this party, and he might even then be watching me from one of the front windows. And the space before the house was a clear one, with no corner— if I crossed it, anybody with sharp eyes, keeping guard from the house, would see me at once. Still, the thing had got to be done—I had got to know who the men were, and what they were after. “The bank of the narrow stream on which I was standing was thickly fringed with alders; under their pro- tecting shade I crept further away to my right, and then, to my great satis- faction, saw that there was a side win- dow to the room in which the shadows were moving. And by the way light streamed through it on a fringe of trees and brushes outside I judged that the window was uncurtained. If I could worm my way round the out- buildings and get to where I could see in at that window * * * “I had to gv a long way round, keep- ing @rst in the cover of the alders, then behind a hedge that shut off an orchard from the farmstead, then behind a long black wall that lay in shade, and finally through a succession of sheds, stables and the like. But at last I was close to the northwest angle of the house, and from a black nook in the deep shadow of the old tower I was able to see the side window. And as I had previously concluded it had neither blind nor curtain. “The problem now was how to ap- proach it. I solved that by dropping on hands and knees in the grass and advancing, always in the shadows, in that highly uncomfortable fashion until I had reached the wall of the house. Thence I transferred myself to the belt of bushes which faced the window. The cover was thick there, and, when I stood up and looked cautiously through a screen of laurel, I found that I eould see right into the room in which I had watched their shadows cross and re- cross: 1 was, indeed, so advantageousl placed that I could see pretty well all over it. And now there was but one man in it, and he was the last man in the world I hac. expected to see at that moment. “Sadler! There were more reasons than one for the surprise I felt at see- ing Sadler in that place. that time I knew Sadler well enough sight. I had seen him two or three times on the magistrates’ bench, and oftener about the town at Barowsburgh; twice I had some conversation with him on the subject of Col. Engleden’s disappear- ance—a toplc on which he was inclined to be self-condemnatory and almost lachrymose, it being his conviction that, if he had.'t advised Col. Engleden to cae Wraisby Abbey by moonlight, that gallant gentleman would not have met his sad fate. But wherever I had seen Sadler, on the bench, in his jaweler's shop, or in street or market place he RESORTS. 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P New' Yor| N s 8 (I | HOUANDAMERICA Travel by a Famous Service TO ENGLAND-—FRANCE I':O-L}“AND—G!RMANY n, *Statendam Volendam *New Amst, had always been dressed in sober black from h 10 foot—he was one of those men who affect a precise and prim style of attire and looked as if every- thing about him from his broad-brim- med hat to the square toes of his shoes was carefully calculated to impress zvlerevbody with this probity and: pro- priety. “And now here he wag before a checked tweed suit—Norfolk downs to his stockings, a I necktie, a rakish cap. I saw his pur- gnnmnlmemmnm— dler, wherever he was going, meant to be taken for a tourist, a pedestrian. On & chair at the side of the room into which I was looking lay a big, old- fashioned portmanteau, open; on an- other, ciose by, lay a knapsagr. ™3 was transferring certain articles Trom port- manteau to knapsack. Clearly he was going to carry the knapsack on his shoulders; indeed, as soon s he had packed it to his liking, he adjusted it on his back and tried the s . And, while he busied himself in that fashion, 1 glanced more particularly round the room. “It was s0 big that the further parts of it weré lost in gloom. But in the center was a table, laid for supper— I could see what was on it; big piece of cold beef at one end; & ham at the other; there was half a cheese, bread and butter, and a bottle of pickied onions. I was near e h to see that knives and forks were lald for ti persons; evidently Sadler was one, Set- sttt e i op 4t Whoever m urn. ouf h was already certain of this—these three men were to clear probably had suj 3 nio g Sadier 3 Jerked a thumbd towal door by which he had just entered. And a moment later another man appeared, and I had my second surprise of the evening. The third man was Bratten, the Barows- burgh draper and Sadler's fellow magis- trate—and also fellow-director of Northern & Imperial Mutual Benefit Soclety! . “I was familiar enough with Brat- ten's appearance, though I had never held any conversation with him. He was & , rather hulkl florid-faced fellow, not at all the of man that you would to find handling drap- ery goods. it, a8 & matter of fact, he owned the principal estab- beanci of Tt in Harlhegon. 1. remem: ranch of . I remem- bered that Iast fact as I looked at him now, for an idea sud flashed into my mind—considering all that I now knew, and all that I was rapidly learn- ing, was Bratten the man whom San- ni it of . Engleden’s murder, e man spoken of by Oates, but whose features ong;am saw? It "fn m'my —anyway. mere prosence s place, with Settle and Sadler, proved conclusively, to me at all events, that Bratten had some share in the doings of which now I was convinced Sadler > in y like Sadler he had & knapsack. He was carrying it in his hand when he came into_the room, and he Iaid it down by Sadler’ Clearly each man had some trian ven! in prospect— my notion was that they meant to make their way on foot across the moors and hills toward some seaport, ibly to Liverpool. That I was def ed to circumvent and had nh'eltl¥I begun cndnlh:o my b:a‘lm as to the best way of doing so when, with Settle, they sat down to supper. “And now luck ‘ciife my way. The three men had starcely begun eating when Sadler, turning and pointing to the window, made some remark which cut me off from all further observation; instead, he threw open the window, ed to his seat the room.” (To be continued.) NATIONAL AIR CARGO SERVICE IS PLANNED | Freight Line Linking Eastern and Western Coasts Is Organized in Arizona. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, March 11.—Articles of incorporation were filed at Phoenix, Ariz, yesterday for the United States Aerial Express Iines, Ltd., initiating ac- cording to C. P. Davis of the Aircraft Finance Corporation of America, the first step toward ization of & Nation- wide airplane freight service. The line uex&e:mmluflopenmvlmu months. In addition to the freight lines, the Aircraft Corporation will finance two subsidiary companies, one to build Die- sel motors for :h?hn:u and the other an _organization for aviation research and development. Headquarters of the new lines will be at Los Angeles. The company will operate transcontinental freight systems with Pacific Coast terminals at Seattle, San Francisco and Los les and eastern terminals at New York, Boston and Florida. “Floradora” Beauty Returns. NEW YORK, March 10 (#).—Re- turning from England for a visit to Broadway, where first she became known as one of the beauties of the famous “Floradora Sextet” is Lady Ashburton, the former Francis Bel- mont, who after the New York success of the musical comedy went to Lon- don and there became acquainted with Lord Ashburton. ‘mbarkati eveny I4 Biate BL. ‘New Yobk: oF STEAMSHIPS. BUSINESS or PLEASURE IF YOU'RE GOING north or south, Sailings from Baltimore to Boston +. . to Jacksonville, Miami. ING TRIPS; s, $43; St. Augustine, 9 days, $8, by -“L. ‘Through fares to -Il';"fiu. allexpense tours: Bosten, 7 Havam, 16 days, $217; Miami, Palm Beach, etc.; 13 days, $138. BOK SINGING TOWER, g days, $93; Miami, 9 days, $109; West Coast mz'.’m's‘.m 13 days, $143. Take 8 tip this SPRING. MERCHAN automobiles will be sold in accordance Brohiniian Act st PUBLIC AUGTION B0 X oAb SREIP AR AR TV GARAGE. Jath FLORIDA AVENUE. N.W. WASHINGTON. D. C.. AT 10:00 O’'CLOCK. A.M., ON. 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