Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1930, Page 27

REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, MOON " MULLINS— —Now Kayo Will Get Tanned SALE—HOUSES. ontinued.) Good bri large bath, i electricity; 3-car brick sarage. trust. WM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC. __1519 K Bt N.W. > 2 NEAR 18th & COL. ROAD. BenutiPal Iocetion on. Mimt¥ood 10 rooms, 2 baths (8 bedrooms), 2 porches, brick earage; modern and-in Condition; newly decorated throughout. McLachlen Banking Corp'n. Real Estate Dept., 10th and G, National 0430. KAYO~ IT SEEMS TO ME THAT YOU ARE TAKING A ‘TERRIBLY LONG TIME TO BLACK THE COMMODORES I DON'T SEE WHY YOU HAD TO GO AND GET SO HUFFY JUST BECAUSE I ATAED KAYO TO BLACK COMMODORE GRUNTMORE'S SHOES~ THE COMMODORE OFTEN SAVYS HISSELF, THAT HE STARTED OUT IN LIFE WITH ONLY A BOX OF BLACKING AND PL nw. * YEH- AND NOW LOOK AT HIM- HE AIN’T EVEN GOT THE fl;{m ite the Cathedral. BRUSHES. ass. Ave. Heights. tial In_ Mass. Ave. are extremely scarce under and believe this particular to represent the soundest of Vllg. \t the shadow of the National - the — n‘ th 'ul'lku‘("- ave. iII‘:BU A Benool. The house s d ten three baths, maid’s room and bath. All of the rooms are lgl‘pfllmllly bright and well pro- portioned, and you will also find inclosed sun parior and sleeping porch. The en- tire house is in excellent condition and properties complete. In every " detail, including HEAT, PRIGIDATRE, screens, weather foors throughout. ate’roof: rage. You will d e o take advantage of this unusual opportunit; Evening f’hone Service 7 to 9. . Schwab, Valk & Canby, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1930. AUCTIONS. 1704 Conn. Ave. Pot. 0830. = < SALE—_HOUSES. SALE—INVESTMENT PROPERTY. T—SUBURBAN. WANTBD'C’I‘Ol BUY—HOUSES n PAY CASH FOR BARGAINS OR WILL AS- sume your trusis at equity bargain prices: any section. Address Box 1268, City P. O. | LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE OR HAVE EQUITY IN BEST RENTAL PROP- erty in DG and 13 lots in Md, which 1 or e sel 3 B o e e Detached Brick $3,950. TWO ROOMS, KITCHENETTE AND BATH: Janitor service; Takoma tractive 6-room tral location: Carroll st., Takoma Park, M Apts: 3§35, At- h, am.i: cen- house: h.-wh., 'RITTENDEN, 107 -D. C. 50. E. V. $12,950.00 An individually built home in & nice section of Chevy Chase, D. C. Com- Plotely detached. on & lot with 83 oot frontage, six large well arranged TAKOMA PARK BUNGALOW. 8 rooms and bath, inclosed porch, more than 6,000 feet' of ground. near SALE—ACREAGE. WHEATON. MD — 'ACRES, CORNER, 400 feet on State rod. $3.500. 4ia acres, 54500, Potomac 3363. rent with the J_ J. OWEN AUCTION & REALTY COMPANY, 927 FIFTEENTH ST. N.W. ROOM 207" CARRY BUILDING. | Phone National 5459. We sell privately or block R. I by public auction—anything and everythine. | Baltimore pike. ATTRACTIVE, ern_bungalow. ave. cars, $40.00. Owner, REFINED 6-ROOM _MOD- garage: large lot: h-wh.: Soujevard, Hratsvill Hyatts. ening: Capital Traction car line and stores. Easy termd UNDERS CO., INC, | No “sale too large or too small for our consideration. Come in and let's get ac- aquaintes . Tooms, two complete baths (one Wwith shower), hardwood fioors throughout, Prigidaire and s _ built-in EXCH‘NGE. ly furnished LOVELY BUNGALOW: $30 MONTH: PART- ; pending sale. Clarendon 11. 12* WM. H. S/ District 1015. 1519 K St. N.W. WANTED ACREAGE, ANY AMT. UP TO 2,000 SALE OR_RENT—HOUSES. acres, preerably Montgomery Co.. for leased TR R AVE—NW._GORNER, 25 %8 | houses. FULTON R. GORDON. 1105 Peoples g e &:’,‘.,,N: W GORNER; 22 R o | Ins. Bidg. Dis. 5231, Evening Cleve. 4733. ge. The price is very reasonable and terms may be arranged. Near Dupont Circle ELEGANT 4-room bun M. §12950—CHEVY CHASE, D. C.| drgom & 8-room house, oom house, h. 9-ROOM_HOUSE. ... $52.50 L acre Rlow ool T, 3831 34tr rooming. boarding: a.m.i == — SUMMER COTTAGES. LEAVING WASHINGTON—WILL SFLL OR v 0’ GAME TAKE JACKSON. NEAR MANASSAS. Just 1'> squares from Conn. ave. at the | rent at a bargain, Chevy Chase, D. C. cor.. —Rent select parties; 7 sleeping fooms, Circle is a fully detached brick home, built on s lot 50x125. This masterpiece is' With- $10, 500.00 ery seldom a house of this AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. built for a doctor'’s home. Large front | swimming pool. lake privileges. W. A. AL. porch, oak flogrs, 3 baths. garage: {urnished PAUGH, Manassas, Va. Phone eri:; as out s doubt one of the best buys in Chety ‘Owner. ~Address Box 289-D. 48-F-42. Chase ‘toany: extra large living room with side porch, real dining room, davlight kitch- en, dandy basement with shower bath. real | bed room, 20x12%, with private bath. 2 other spiendid bed rooms and another real bath; ac- Cess o a large attic. A location that can- Dot be surpassed at a mych higher price nspect this house today #nd see just whai your money will, really_buy. A. G. HUGHES, Realty Associates. _ Nat. 8744, ¥ AR Eve 8t N.W. MOST FOR YOUR MONELY. FINE NEW BRICK HOME, 5215 KANSAS AVE. N.W. (Just North of Hamilton St.) Take 8th and Emerson st. or Sherman | Circle bus. Only $9,450. ¢ is type and in the Dupont Circle sec tion is offered for sale at such & low price. Nine rooms on three feors; two bethe, het-wates heat, tric lights and garage. Entire house has been repapered and paint- ed and is in excellent condition. Very suiteble for an income-produc- ing property as well home. Near 16th St. and Morningside Drive A new detached all brick residence one of the most popular locations the city. Living room. with open arge dining room: & model with _every modern con- spacious bearooms: 2 per- ttic _over TRUSTEE'S BY OWNER. 2815 18th st. m.w. _between Ontario rd. and Harvard st. entrance to Rock Creek rk—6-rm. brick, a.m.i, large yard; best neighborhod. * RENT—STORES. FOR RENT_NEW STORE, N.W. UPTOWN trafic center. $60 mo. FULTON R. GOR- DON, 1105 Péo. Ins. Bldg. Dis. 5231, Even. Clev. 4733. STORE, SE. BUSINESS SECITON, SUIT- able for drug store lunch room, shoe re- pairing or any other busihess’ Inuire 124 15th st. se. At 00D LOCATION E FOI ber oF beauty patlor.” Rent Tessonable: 2715 Bladensburg rd. De. Key at 2731 Bladens- bure rd. 13 ON 14tn 7TO ~ BECTION, splendid, large store throush to 8 wide alley, with a iarge garage, suitable for anything pertaining to the auto business. ~Address Box 39-E. Star_office. 14° LARGE STORE 3212 GEORGIA AVE.—$32.50. This store, conveniently located in d thriving community., at an unusually attractive rental, Suitable for any busin CAFRITZ, 14th and K. Dist. 9080. DELICATESSEN. $631 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.—$65. Large store, located in new and fast-grow- ing_community, especially suited for a deli- catessen. Cadars, 14th ad K, " Dist. 9080. WANTED—STORES. SPACE IN SHOP ON CONNECTICUT AVE. or_ vicinity by established concern selling Iadies” wear, Address Box 40-E. Star office. * - — OFFICES AND STUDIOS. VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOM IN OUR suite, $40 month includes answering your ho use of our reception room. Apply nternational Insurance Inc, 3nd oor, 1000 Conn._ave. 15% OFFICES FOR RENT IN STAR BUILDING— For desirable tenants, three single offices are bié in The Star Building RENT—WAREHOUSES. 458 VIRGINIA AVE. S.W. Convenient location; suitable for second commercial or business uses. JAMES F. SHEA, 643 La. Ave. N.W. = = s REAL ESTATE—LOANS. MONEY TO LOAN ON D C uTL_lm in any amount at prevalling interest. 1 HESRELL, f1f Eve st nw. o LET US CONSOLIDATE YOUR st AND 2nd trusts. Money also avallable for re- re to property. Met. 4300. Clev. 0216. * FOR REAL ESTATE 'LOANS—SEE SUPERIOR FlNANC}Ncs INVESTMENT CO. 1331 G 8t N.W.. Room 206 Met. 2495 SEE ME FIRST—Ist. 2na AND 3rd TRUSTS: no_red tape: Guick service: reasonable. $300, repay $1.50 wx. $800, repay $2.80 wk. $700, repay $3'50 wk. _§900. repay $4:50 wk. 1,500, repay $7.50 wk. $2,000. repay $10.00 wi 2500, repay $12.30 wk 3,000 repay $18.00 vk $3,500, repay $17.50 wk. $4.000, repay $20.00 wk. ‘Above pavments include principal and in: terest and can rranged monthly and bi-monthly. Also loans in nearby Md. & Va. DR. A. HENRY INC. 1016 Eve st. (where Eve st. meets N. Y. ave). UICK MONEY, =TO mg 2nd AND 3rd TRUSTS: 3100 TO $4.000 ON MARYLAND AND D. C. HOMES REX DAYH TO COMPLETE TRANSAC- MENT STREET, THAN Whereas, the the December 9, firepiace kitchen, veniency fectly appointed bath: entire house, and a_two. warage. Attractive lot nearly 60 ft. Fide: At the price of only s18.780; g o Easy_ 're_rImxg PM on able terms, & remarkable " L oy | Open Daily Unti .M. $14,250. New Detached New Dutch Colonial Brick. Home in Chevy Chase |6 R, 2 B. Chevy Chase, D. C. $10,500.00 -sto Unouestionably the most attractive new , six-room home on 8 lot detached home on the market today. It is ideally situated within three squares “Two- 80x130,_only two squares off Conn. Ave. 'Six large rooms: tile bath of Chevy Chase_Circie, convenient to with built-in tub and fixtures: open or trust the in said deed described ten Columbia, n: (16) as per Book 76, pa Terms of price must purchaser, afte: the d stores, churches, D. C. public school and lace; pantry: oak floors upstairs Darochial school. The house is of brick | 'down, covered front porch: larse nE porch. P X COURTEOUS SERVICE. C. F. WARING, 1410 P 8T NW_ NATL. 9172, AUTO LOANS. A BETTER, CHEAPER PLAN TO BORROW ON YOUR AUTO OR TO REFINANCE THE UNPAID BALANCE. NORMAN GO SRR MET, 4143, AUTO LOANS. QUICK SERVICE. Open Evenings. 645 Md. Ave. N.E. Lincdln 0178 and frame construction, specially built by one of Washington’s most reliable and well known contractors. There are ing porch the full width of ;" hot-water heat: automatic storage water heater; built-in six_ unusually large, comfortable rooms two beautifully equipped tile baths, iwo i paved street: spacious Wit Sttractive shrubbery . This _appealing, thorouehly rches, fireplace, bay windows, cedar- ined closets_throughout, wide stairway fit‘mm cannot be duplicated fure. It has fust been d’ will be sold to attic, copper screens, slate roof. every H. G. Smithy Company Up-to-date ~convenience and numerous Successors to the Business of ided features: built-in Al beauti fully wooded lot. Very reasonable term: N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc. 1418 Eye St. Phone Nat'l 5904 of sale, in around in Washingt title examin; pense o Evening Phone Service 7 to 9. Schwab, Valk & Canby, 1704 Conn. Ave Pot. 0830. TAKOMA PARK. 4-Bed-Room Semi-Bungalow. Only $6,500. Large bungalow on corner lot: has living TRICT 916 G ST. A LE' (Seal.) SWes immediately ava et seq.. of the of Coiumbia, 8lso in the payment of real estate taxes, and at the written request of {he holder of the notes secured by said deed the provisions thereof at public auction front of the P.M., ON WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF 'AUGUST, 1931 ments, casements, rights, W ice - thereunto belongl Iying in the City of Wahini Van Vrakens subdivisio Dlat recorded in the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia in rate of six per centum semi-annually, gecured by deed of trust on the property sold, of the purchas Complied with within thirty days from date Win“te resold at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days advertisement in some newspaper published THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE CONSISTING OF A LARGE FOUR-STORY APART- HOUSE KNOWN _AS 2500 K N.W.. CONTAINING ' MORE SEVENTY-TWO = APARTMENTS. default having been made in ayment of the semi-annusl interest on lebt secured on the hereinafter described land and premises by a certain deed of trust bearing date December 9, 1927, and recor ded 1927, in Liber 6034, at folio 193, and records of the District undersigned, the trustee named of ‘trust will offer for sale under n remises ‘at "FOUR O'CLOCK 30, the followin: remises with improve- s and appur- situate and n, District of venty-four (74) in of square sixteen AD., nd_and amely: Lot ge 7. sale; One-third of the purchase In cash of which & deposit of $2,500 be made with the trustee at time of sale, and the balance in equal notes of the ayable in one and two Yyears e of sale with interest ai the per annum, payable or all cash at the option The_terms of sale to be default_of which the property the Te- ton, D. All conveyancing. ation and recording at the ex- f_the purchaser. UNION. TRUST COMPANY OF THE DIS- M gt ttest: g esident. Y CLAMPITT, J Acting Asst. Secretars, 1526,d&ds, exBu THE VE 18 P ONED B EuraDAY, AUGUST 12, 1930, SAME BALE BY ORDER OF TRUSTEE. room with bullt-in bookcases and open fire- lace, dining room, kitchen, bath and two ‘fooms on the first floor, and twe bed rooms on the second floor; bot-water heat, gopper built-in s is & be sold Savety eas signt H. GLENN, JR., Nat’l 1188. 812 Tower Bldg. A Beautiful Bungalow in Chevy Chase—Lot 60x150. ,750. Prettily landscaped grounds, trees, flowers. shrubbery: entirely oder screens; five Soomms, slied ‘Bath and actic: GARAGE. All i goca conaition ang 15 decidedly ‘haimin Community, mear sl ‘conveniences. ' Ides fome, Tor - gmal family “and exceptionally ofse-tor” cnlldfen Toplay in salety. “Very Convenient to new Government buildings south of the Avenue. All three offices are Gesirable locations. Rentsls from $40 to $60 2 month. *Apply 610 Star Building or call National 5000, ext. 253. 3AIHIS’I;‘B BUILDING, 635 8" N.W. Suite or single rooms, suitable for lawyer's | office or national concern. Apply superin- tendent, Room 106. | EDMONDS BUILDING, 9! 15th S8t. N.'W. Opposite McPherson Square. ‘THE WALL STREET OF WASHINGTON. Desirable suite of two to six rooms now available Very Low N SHANNON & LUCHS, INC., Managing Agents 1435 K St. National 3345. RENT—OFFICE- SPACE. % NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. BUILDING. 15th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. ffice Space an be had in large or small suites. Rental reasonable. Fioor plans can be inspected througn. our I'rust Department. REAL ESTA’ BRANCH, NATIONAL 9480. 1719 14th St. N.W. North 9540.1 T.OANS ON AUTOS. USE_YOUR CAR—LOWES; LOANS ON UNPAID CARS. ACME FIN. & REALTY CO,, LICENSED BROKERS. 905 N. Y. Ave. N.W, Nationa) 2453 ____MONEY TO LOAN. WE BOY FIRST DEEDS. on vacant ground, buildifg also buy second deeds of trust notes on s:hov“ Broperty. FULTON R. G’? ntinental Trust Bldg ~ District 5231 LOANS PROCU! ON_AUTOS OR STORE F) é‘lfllfin GREENBAUM, RM. TOWER, BLDG, TR A T A FIRST TRUST. improved real estate 6% interest. Reasonable commissio; JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO. 914 G ST. N.W. WANTED—MONEY. §10,000 FIRST TRUST LOAN ON 3-STORY, 9-room, 3-bath house, fine location: have unsolicited _cash offer’ of $15,000. Address Box 50-E. Star office. - Detached Early American Home on Nearly 2 Acres of Ground. 12,000. qltotne i, srne .S oarstores and ‘schoois. = A siFicy modern ‘ 9 of 6 rooms and batl d BUIL X ks hott T and in grounds. condition. Call at once for PHONE UNTIL 9 P.M. BOSS & PHELPS, 41T X St A 9300 —_BRAN_D-NE% g e EASY TERMS. Best buy in the eity. Pull 30 feet wide, @ large rooms, 2 1 screened every ‘modern appeintment. For inspection call North 3247. call North 8341.__________________ 20 FI. PETWORTH HOME. NEAR GRANT CIRCLE. $7,500. is undoubtedly the best buy in this desirable section. It is a DUNIGAN Luilt home of six rooms. of the colonial type with double rear porches, is modern in every way. with parauet oak floors down- There s 8 two-car sarage Con. to_stores, car and bus lines, and ‘Gabriel’s Church. Let us show you home AT ONCE as it will sell quickiy. MOORE & HILL, INC. (Since. 1900.) Exclusive Agents. T30 17th Bt N.W. National 1174, DETACHED RESIDENCE. CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS. 3.bith, Spanish-tzpe house, un ilent in_construction and loca: ‘convenlences of in-town residence. et suburban _surroun ‘Reasonably Priced. 3843 Cathedral ave n.w. CHAS. D. IGER. 4 14th Bt N.W. National 0036. New Center-Hall, All4Brick Colonial Home, Desiened by Arthur Heaton. Spacious liv- fag reom. cheertul dining room, perfect itchen, large pantry, breakfast porch. mas- Ter bed rooms with private bath, cedar clos- et, 2 otner commodious bed rooms with Complete bath, & buge sleeping porch, 2%igx 30, "This house is completely furnished in order that you may see exactly how larg d roomy {t Teally is. | Latee aitic and es. rage. one for an appointmen T8 outetanding buy in. Geveiand Park. D) HUGHES, alty Assoclates. i 1427_Eye St iG_PHONE UNTIL 9 P.M. BOSS & PHELPS, wmr ke ™ yatonal 9300, YOUR _OPPORTUNITY. CASH, $100, EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. This upususl home is located in s re: stricted Northwest community and will sure- Iy meet with your approval. " It contains six large rooms and bath with built-in Pem- tub and three large covered porches, paved and alley. This home is in'perfect condi- d you should inspect it at once. Call 2641 after 5 p.m. ARGAINS FOR COLORED. location. - Tapestry brick colonial, §,oroom! ater heat, elec.. ront and new condition. Best puy in city, easy 10 ROOMS & BATH, 8.E. ot-water heat, {ront porch, ailey; only 33,750; easy UETh M. 00 1100 BTN, at. 1333. FOR COLORED. BLOOMINGDALE SECTION. 158 You St. N.W. $7,750. Located on important through street, con. venient to Howard University, in ' good northwest neighborhood. — Home contai: elent Tooms on two floors, with full celiar; D lot to alley” redecorated, throughout Open and lighted until § p.m. daily. CHAS. D. SAGER, National 0036, Drapery, ana Sids Dress M Carpet, SALE—SUBURBAANV. WILL TAKE $7.300 CASH FOR MY FIRE- proof Spanish bungalow in Forest Glen, Md. Electric refrigerator, electric range, pipe- less furnace, Kitchen. living room, bath, two bed rooms. steel casements screened Two laree, garages under. Half-acre lot with large shade trees, and hemlock hedge. Call Kensington 76-M 2° $-ROOM_HOUSE AND 2 ACRES: $5,000; hot-air heat: garage; big trees; fruit: near $35_mo. by Clarendon_400. W, FIREPLACE, floors, electricity, miles from Key $6,300; easy "1';'!“' SALE—LOTS. VERY DESIRABLE LOT. 50x165. SHEPHERD st. (east of Brookvilie rd.), Chevy Chase, Md Deal direct with owner, must sell. Address Box_409-D. Star_office. 15* SHIELDS STATION. MDA FEW CHOICE lots in this subdivision sthll for sale. Price, $200 up; terms, $5 cash, $5 monthly. Di- rectly on bus line; water and eléctric- ity: strictly white borhood. J. Ridley Shields, owner, 1427 Eye st. n.w. Met. 3376 or_Hyatts. 786-M. 130 OWN OWNER OFFERS 3 CHEVY D. lots for immediate sale at ‘Want lot listings in n.w. ant sites iate sale to bullders. for 10 miniature golf courses. GEO. E. DIEFFENBACH, Lot Specialist, Nat. 8850 1343 H St N.W. ___Clev. 4117 HEVY CHASE, D. O.—2 LOTS, SEWER. water, gas, elec., sidewalk, street in: near 32nd & Military rd.; only $400 cash required. Nat. 0856._Shep. 264 . 16th STREET. WHEN EXTENDED IN A straiunt line. will go right by this lot: 15 feet ‘frontage on the Brookville turmpike; only 25 minutes from the White House; priced to make an attractive investment. THOS. E. JARRELL CO, Reaitor 721 10th St. N.W. National SALE OR EXCHANGE. 309 ETHAN ALLEN AVE. TAKOMA PARK - Lot 50x250: beautiul a.m.i. bungalow for city home. Met. 4300, _Cleve. 0216. . PETWORTH —6 ROOMS. 3 PORCHES. garage. am.i. for bungalow or small house. F{;?TL!T!‘-WIDMYBE REALTY CO., Nat. LARGE, SELECT LIST PROPERTIES IN and outside District. For quick, satisfactory results. see trading specialist since 1896, N.E RYON CO.. 1216 N. Y. Ave. 3418 14th. STORE AND 2 ROOMS WITH 2 rcoms, bath each; am.i: $65 full mo. ps ment * A bargain for some one. 3500 c: mo. unymemulizte:ae_r’\l. HOLMES CO., 1 at. 3677. NEW pipeless_ furnace; Bridge, in_ Virginia; “Clarendon 11. FOR SALE BUNGALOWS, NEARBY. VA, Waiotnd, s Gioo' b 5600 cash 55 1 560 950, 5 o . 9. PU;H‘“ON R. G{)RDON, 1105 Peo. Ins. Dis._ . Even. Clev. 4733 EAUTIFU! ,OOM DUTCH COLONIAL Tesidence with 133 acres valuable land; only De Shazo & McNab, Bond Bldg. Nat FUL SUBURBAN HOMESITE, VA— Pretty trees. nice elevation. splendid neigh- borhood. Paved street 10 minutes' drive. Good {rontage, 360 feet deep. Plenty room for poultry, trucking. s to school and pus: #1081 ¢ 1% acres. terms. Al house De Shazo & McNab, Bld 93: NEARBY MARYLAND _ATTRACTIVE FIVE- room and bath stucco bungalow, & m.1., fir $5,750; $350 cash. Poto- TEA HOUSE, OLUB OR tors, plExceptionally derir ome, h-w.h. elec. hardwood floors, front and rear porches and attic; house 20 ft. ide and in beautiful condition; ideal Northwest home section, comvenient to 11th and 14th st. car lines and " “Also have & 9-room and bath l'“h ‘nll m%d"n lmprfln&ln jocation, Terms arranged. % ;MN‘T. Igsl- 2-car place, attic, garage; Nat. 8744 $16,750. Detached Brick. Mass. Ave. Heights. An_unususl opportunity to purch vely home in an_ extremely desi jocality where $30,000 e. Nowhere can you value Tt s of brick construction. c taz-hall pian; six splendid room: well proportioned: tile bath, living with fireplace. side porch 'screened slate roof. numerous added features and Boverai extra conveniences. Entire Drop 5 "ls"in" exceilent condition. °Well &d nd beautifully improved lot i s can be arranged. | _ FEvening Phone Service 7 to 9. Schwab, Valk & Canby, 1704 Conn. Ave. Pot. 0830. Over in Cleveland Park I8 AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING IN A HANDSOME DETACHED COLONIAL, 7 ROOMS N '150 BATHS, FOR “The LOT 18 140 FEET DEEP and is won- derfully situated in this ultra-refined com- munity, near JOHN EATON SCHOOL and bus and car lines to city. Siate roof and all _modern _equipment: breakfast room, GARAGE and many other features. Only an inspection will convince you of its merit end EVENING PHONE UNTIL 9 PM. BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors. 1417 X Bt National 9300. PETWORTH—CORNER. $6,500. CENTER HALL, 6 ROOMS AND BATH; HOT-WATER HEAT. WM. H. SAUNDERS CO,, INC,, 1519 K ST. N.W. Dist. 1015. FOR A _HOME. SANITARIUM this location canriot be equaled, Large house, outbuildings, extra bungalow, 10 acres of ground with additional if neces- Sary. very high, overlooking surrounding country, on Lee-jackson Highway, 2% miles from Alexandria. Thousands of cars pass ihis property daily. Price $15,500; easy See Mr._ Carver, LOUIS P, SHOEMAKER, X v, National 1168, i-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. ELEC- {tric lights, 2 lots chicken ~house,’ near Hyattsville High School. Price $2.500; terms. %-room and bath home. eleciric’ lights, about 3 actes: lot of flowers, ahrubbery, etc. Ohe. block {rom car Line, in Ardmore. Price $4.000; terms. “room and bath house in-Riverdale, with | two _iarge, shady lots, a.m.l, garage; price 36,500, terms, O..B. ZANTZINGER CO. Phone ‘Hyatts. 73 or National 537 COME TO AURORA HILLS —and see our houses. Bungalows with mod- erh improvements, including -~ garage. for | §7.000, and other houses with 6, 7 and 8 fooms, 1 and 3 baths, up to $15:500. This {5 "a" restricted ’ community, = with d srects, ‘city water, electriciy, street Stores ‘and convenient transportation. Few fouses for rent. AURORA HILLS HOMES, INC. Washington's Most Convenient Suburb. ‘Phone_Clarendon 1 N.W. 'DONNELLY & _3123 14th 8 COLORED. SEE THE 4 HUGHES' HOMES. ULTRA-MODERN GRAY TAPESTRY BRICK. 5,6, 7 ROOMS WITH HALLS. SAMPLE HOUSE, OPEN AND LIGHTED. 346 25th N.E., $6,175. _ PACING KINGMAN LAKE, OPPOSITE NEW GOVERNMENT PARK Construfled under personal supervision of an ENGINEER, of the HIGHEST DR.A‘DOE’ materials. by 'SKILLED MECHANICS, DISCRIMINATING PEOP) 75th AND BENNING RD. John_Youns. Representative. Lincoln 9184. FOR COLORED NEW HOMES KINGMAN PARK H St. Cars to 23rd St. N.E. $6,175 to $7,250 The only fully modern com- munity of new homes. Fur- nished sample house at 521 25rd st. n.e, Play golf on the most com- pletely equipped 18-hole course Automobil aull12 04 SALE—FARMS. ” [EARBY VA. FARM, 80 ACRES: beautiful stream: good farm soil. etc.: 8,50 De’ Shazo-McNab, Bond Bldg. 934. 10-ACRE POULTRY FARM. 5-ROOM HOUSE. 2 poultry houses, 2 brooders, 200 bearing fruit trees, brook: all tillable land: on car | line, 12 'mi. city. Absent owner offers all for { only $6.600; 340 mo. buys it. Clarendon 400. WATEK-F‘ONT PROPERTY. OM POINT (NEELD ESTATE), MD.—FOR le. water front loi: cheap; easy terms. Address Box 262-D. Siar office. _____12° CHESAPEAKE BEACH _COTTAGES. front; furnished nicely: running water, fl toilet, elec.; 5 to 10 people. Col. 1997 * _ NORTH "BEACH — COMFORTABLE COT- tages, electricity, water inside, screened porchies; accommodate 8 or 3. Shep. 2484:J. e = S TRors. 500 et 0oy, or Bee By GRAE P 0802, or . GRA T8ND, P! BAILEY at Kurth Beach. bMd. -~ 22+ CEDARHURST ON CHES. BAY—32 MILES. D. C. line (near Shady Side) ~ Lots and cot: tages At lowest prices and terms BAUMAN HEINZMAN. |_Thomas circle. Dec. 4700. TER FRONT COTTAGE AT FELICITY Cove. on the Chesapeake Bay. City conven- Ten Nearest salt-water place to D Address Box 31-F o o8y g otarect Botom dy x: . directly on Potomac: wo B ne fhicrifice, 156, Col o357 atter 8 b Auto 61 P Open 6 to_9 P.M. and Sunday Afternoon. 3006 30th ST. N.E. 3604 24th ST. NE 2400 NEWTON ST. N.E. Will be looking for you t thi new homes. Don't disappoint low, terms.easy. Call Mr. BUI 0883, for car i WOODRIDGE, D. C. Osk_floors, h.-w.h. bath, ami; 3 lovely 5-room bungalows: only $180 cash. move in Bee Mr. MAYNOR, 2605 Brentwood rd. n.e. North 4338, e $3,250. . $150 CASH, 335 PER MONTH. s-room bungalow. bath, all conveniences, cellar, furnace, nice lot. ' Apply PERRY BOSWELL, Prince Georges Bank Building, 34th_and R. I_Ave. Mt. Rainier, Md. *RUSTEES' STORK e splendid FAST. 'S, ‘Noven | June 3. 192 corded 'Augu: th 5 Wi sl ‘at City of Wi ‘fi:vl;u‘ rl;gllfim:g ?!fifl_ 'cg'r'rfi;‘zs? ami;: for ek or 4 Bhores, GARL RIDDIC Sel vy FOR BALE—BAY FRONT ON STA O Beach:. 1ot 80X100 and d-Foam Bume 31,01 hone Lin. 0119 dred and of_Columbia REGISTERED At Public Auction Within Our Galle ‘Handsome En; French Mirr Remington Cash Resister, REFRIGERATORS, RUGS, ETC. By Order Maurice M. Grudd, Bt oy FOUR O'CLOCI described land and premises. situate in t fort ). recorded in Liber 24. follo 21."of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District Large Sale of Up- holstered Living Room Suites, Ma- hogany Chests of Drawers and High- Post Beds, Oriental Rugs, Paintings, Mir- rors, Bric-a-Brac, Bed Room Furniture, Wall Cases, etc. 715 13th St. WEDNESDAY _ August 13th, 1930 At 10 AM. Aiso at 13 M. mel and Gold Frame 1k and Other Crystal Hanging Fixtures Brackets, 8 Dres: ateri chine, Carvi Dre: afe. Order Counter, Rolls_Card Lo by order of E. C. Snyder, Auctioneers HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS “SOCOLD” ELECTRIC PIANOS, Smith’s Transfer & , for Charge: Davenport and Bed - Davenport Suites, Dining and Bed Room Suites, Rugs, Victrolas, Fiber and Wicker Furniture, Occa- sional Tables and Chairs, Refrigera Radios, Lamps, Day-Bed, Electric Fan, Gas Ranges, Remington Portable Type- writer, Personal Effects, etc. Chests of Drawers, Breakfast Suites, By Auction At Weschler's 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 13, 1930 Commencing § O'Clock AM. Continuing oThigushant the Day, 1 613 G St. N. Automobiles At Weschler’s Auction @ 3G St. N.W. WEDNESDAY August 13th—10 A.M. Consignments Received Any Time Prior to Sale MEMBER W. A. T. A. “THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. SALE_OF VALUABLE TWO- BRICK DWELLING. _BEING PREMISES NO. 1375 L STREET SOUTH- By virtiie of & certain deed of trust, dated being_instrument No. 41, Te- t 25, 1026, in Liber 5830, ‘folio land records of the District of d at the request of the party eby. the undersigned trustees public auction, in front of the WEDNESDAY, THE THIR- OF AUGUST. A.D. 1930, A K_P.M., the followin hington. District of Columbi; d as and being lot eighty-s: ubdjvision made by Sheldon of lots in re ten hun- eight (1048 per plat AUCTION SALES. C TOMORROW. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. THCS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. 1431 Eve St. N.W. TRUSTEE'S SA! of the lumbia, and at secured thereby, ises, and premises, Columbia and d forty-nine (1749 veyor for the Dis County 24 at Said one-half o poses of assessmi in_square 1749 ‘Terms of sale: sell at public auctiom, in, front, on_ WEDNESD. O'CLOCK P.M.. the foilowing situate in _the of lot numbered twenty-one north one-half of lot numbered twenty (20) in square numbered seventeen hundred snd subdivision of part of per plat recorded in the office of folio 41, striction locating the building line at 20 feet from the street line, as shown on sald plat. f lot 20 now known for Rur- LE 2 el AR Enowk 5429 4lst STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No 6172, follo 317 et sed. Tecords of the District of C the request of the part: the yndersigned trustee will AT THREE scribed land District of and being all (21) and the AY., AD. 1930, esignated Fulton R, _Gordon's “'Chevy ¥ 3o b Ohi strict of Columbia in Liber subject to the re- ent and taxation as lot 807 One-third of h, bt money to be paid in cash. equal installments, payable' in one and two years. with sale. property_sold. the purchaser required at time recording. etc.. a of sale to serves the right after five days’ ton, D. au2-d&ds.exSu interest a annum, payable semi-annuaily from day of red b % Soid, oF ail cash, at the option of from day of sale, the risk and_cos six per centum per deed of trust upon the A deposit of 3500 will be All conveyancing, iy Lo “Ferms t cost of purchaser. ‘be ‘complied with within' 30 days otherwis® the trustee re- 10 resell the property at t of defaulting purchaser vertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washing- Crp_ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. By ALFRED P ANVEON, ‘Trustee. = Vice_ President. GU! BY Wednes 462 Pe: Including— omeial U. S EICHBERG Auctioneer 100 AUTOMOBILES AUCTION day, Aug. 13th 7:30 PM. at nna. Ave. N.W. 1930 Ford'Sedan Many Other Late Models GUS EICHBERG Gov't Auctioneer * D FUTURE DAYS. | TRUSTEES® B the request of the undersigned O'CLOCK P.M. and in block numbe: Groft's _subdivisi nine ( ment now kn¢ Terms of of the purchase two snstallments spectively. with of trust on the at the option of or adjusted to t per annum. or ‘no_sale. A sale. of resnid, at ing plrchaser, ai advertisement of deposit 2u2.4.6.8.9.11.12. STATE, BEING A %é’i@flgfl&oflummu FOURTEEN A 5 KENNEDY, STREET NORTHWEST. virtue of a_certain deed of trust re corded in Liber 5572. at folio 24, Tecords of the District of Columb in front of the premises, on GUST THE FIFTEENTH, the following-described land remises, situate in the District of Co- fumbfa, and being lot numbered seven (7) as per plat recorded in the office of the veyor for the District County 7, at follo 100, and taxation twenty-nine hundred upgn the foliowing terms. sale: per cent per annum. required at the time of sal to be within thirts 3. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS. THOS. J. QUi E¥e 6T. N.W. SALE OF_VALUABLE REAL TWO-STORY BRICK BEING PREMISES 935 of the land d at the party secured thereby. will_sell at public suction. FRIDAY, AU- 1930, AT FOUR (9) of Diller rightwood Park.’ sur- of Columbia in Liber said block numbered wn for purposes of assess- sauar ni ed ni on . of rchaser to pay one-third rice in_cash. b i n one and two years, r interest_at the rate of six and d by Property sold, or all cash; the purchaser. Taxes paid he date of sale. 'Purchi to pay interest on purchase price from of sale to date of settlement at six per cent etc. at the cost of purchaser recording, Good _title deposit of $2.000 will d_ settl conveyancing, (30) or: rty e cost and risk of the default- fter five (5) days' previous such resale in some Wash- B. FRANCIS SAUL, J. WRILEY JACQES. 925 15th St 'N.W. ,13.14.18 ‘Trustees. ington newspaper. THOS. J. TRUSTEE'S Al By virtue of a recorded in Libe DAY OF AUGU! scribed cit; nd_ anc forty-eight 48) Lewis fifty-eight (2058 of Columbia, in ject to the buildi Terms of sal money to be pal equal yea. ann sale the purchaser. required at time recordin of ton, By (Seal) _Attest E. PERCIVAL TRUSTEES' NO_ 34261 NORTHWEST. By virtue of a recorded in Liber of the land Teco lumbia. and at thereby. city of Washing Snd Sestgnated s (500) I s plat of satd corded i1 of the of of Columbi being now know ises 342615 improvements, brick store. OWEN 1431 Eye Street’ THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. of Washington. and designated as and being lot numbered installments. pay: with interest , payable semi-annually. from day of secured by property sold, or all casH, at the option of 8 SeyaTom day of reserves the right to Tesell the property at the risk ‘and cost of defaulting after fivs days' advertisement of in some newspaper published in Washini PROVED REAL ESTATE, secur sell at public aiction, in {ront of the ises, on THURSD; DAY OF AUGUST, scribed land and prem| rst-mentioned sub Liber 45.-folio 190, of the reco e of the survevor of che District Fourteenth Washington, D. C. e 2678 consisting of a one-story & BON, AUCTIONEERS, Northwest. LE OF VALY ™ Foven BAAT SraveiaREs s PREMISES NO. 7711 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST. “certain deed of trust duly r No. 5902, folio 75 et s of the land records of the District of Co- Tumbi atthe reauest of the party the undersigned ~trustee 1l at public auction. in_front of the premises. on MONDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH ‘1930, AT FOUR- the following-de- d premises. situate in the District of Columbia. ST, AD. in Henry L. Breuninger and . Breuninger's subdivision of lots in square humbered twenty-nine hundred and ), as per plat recorded in the cflice of the surveyor for the District Liber 83 at folio 10; sub- ing restriction as shown on snid plat; together with the improvements wo-story brick dwelling. One-third of the purchase 1d in cash, balance in two le'in_one and two at_six per centum per deed of trust upon th A, deposit of $300 will be of sale. ~All conveyancing. etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms e to be complied with within thirty le, otherwise the trustee purchaser. such resal D, C. NATIONAL SAVINGS & TRUST WILLIAM . HQOVE i resident, , WILSON, Trustee. Secretary. _auT-d&ds.exsu___ THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEER! 1431 Eve 8t. N.W. SALE OF VALUABLE IM- KNOWN _ AS FOURTEENTH = STREET . WASHINGTON, D. C. certain_deed of trust duly No. 6197, folio 126 et seq.. rds of the District of Co- {ne reauest of the party the undersigned trustees wil rem- NTH UR- t AY, THE FOUR' AD. lsto, AT ] e followins situated in ot o d being_lot five hun- in Louis Steerman snd sybdivision of lots, in of part of the tract of Pleasant Flaing, ton, vision ve-described property nd improved by prem- street northwest. NOTE_At the date here; for taxation purposes as Together with the -third of the purchase Columbia. | THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eve Street Northwest. TRUSTEES' SALE OF DETACHED DWELL- ING. NO. 3808 MILITARY RD. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated M 20, 1929, recorded in Liber 6300, folio mon; land records of the District ‘olumbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction, in front of the remises, on FRIDAY. THE FIFTEENTH AY OP AUGUST. AD. 1930. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. the following-described land and ?l‘tmlstlr situate in the District of Co- lumbia, and deflg}lkd as and being east 31 feet tront on Keokuk street, by the full @epth thereof of lot 40 and parts of lots 41 and 42 in_ square 1858 in the subdivision made by e Chevy Chase Land Comr iny of Montgomery County, Maryland, and others of certain land known hevy Cha Iights, ' as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columl in Liber 36 at folio 40. said parts of lots 41 and 42 being together described by metes and bounds ss follows. via: Beginning for the same at the northwest corner of lot 41 and running thence south nlon‘ the west line of said Jot 41 84 feet to an alley, thence east alol Y id_alley 30 feet, thence north and parallel with the west line of said lot 41 84 feet to the south line of Keokuk street, thence west along said line of said street’ 30 feet to the beginning: subject to the covenants running with the land. Terms: Sold sublect to a prior deed of trust for 39, 00. further particulars of which will be nounced at time of s the purchase price above said trust to be id in cash. A deposit of $500.00 required. x«oruxnr etc.. at the pur- chaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit for: feited and the vr? rty may be advertised and resold at the diseretion nyveyancing, 2u5-d&ds,exBu "Trustees. ADAM A. WESGHLER & SON, Auctioneers. REAL ESTATE TRUST NOTE BY AUCTION. By virtue of a_certaln collatersl note dated Weshington, D. C,, November 6, 1929, 0 d ter date, default haying en_made in the payment of same, and a the reauest of the holder thereof,’'we will sell by public auction, within our sales ‘Penna. ave. n.w. on TUESDAY. ENTH, 1930 AT TWELVE 9'CLOCK the collateral named therein,_to wit: One note for $30,000 dated Avgust 26, 1927, on which there is'a balance o '324,830,03. payable monthly until August 96, 1930, when_the entire remaining unpaid indebtedness becomes due, secured by deed of trust on part of lot 5 in square 253 rmisCash. All parties in interest take Term: ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, notice aue,12,15.18 ‘Aucts. ADAM. A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK 'DWELLING, NO. 1616 A STREET SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 6074, folio 106, of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured, the undersigned trustecs will ofer for ssle at ublic suction, in front o 3 LS, RUCHOnIn LR Sh N DAY OF AUGUST, 1930, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. i :fi' sti] following-described land and premis uate in_ the District of Columbia, and di guished as lot 45 in Edward O. Castell’s subdivision of lots in square 1072, as per lat_recorded in the office of che ‘surveyor or the District of Columbia in Liber 35. at follo, 13." together witn U improvements ereon. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash. balance in two equal Installments, pavable in one and two years from the day of sale, With interest at the rate of per annum’ until pald able semi-annually. deferred payment secured by a first deed of trust on the prop- erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the urchaser. A d f $300 required at evosii of of acceptance of bid. Examination of _titl Te- cording at gonveyancing. notary fees and complied with within thirty da; i to om day and ti lays’ adver- AUMAN. RAYM( o Trustee: 1431 EYE ST. N.W. of irchaser. T:Y?.Il to be : of sale, herwise deposit will forfeited. resell said isemen resale in some newspaper published in the District of Columbia. Yy CHAI 3 au7-d&ds,exBu THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FOUR- BRICK -DWELLING CONTAIN- ING FIFTEEN ROOMS AND FIVE BATHS. BEING PREMISES 1709 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST. By virtve of a certain_deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 6130. folio 285 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees ch ND DAY OF AUGUST. A.D. 1930. A‘l.' THREE:THIRTY O P.M., the follow- ing-described land and premises, situate in city of Washington, District of Colum- and designated nd being lot 25 in veyor for the District of Wl\f!.nboll ln'lzg:r Hipdihe of sale: One-third of rms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two 1 installments, payable in one and two th interest at six per centum per Dayable semi-annually. from day of cured by deed of trust upon the Brop- or all cash, at the option of the A" denosit’ of $1:500 will be re- at time of sale. All conveysneing. recording. etc.. at cost of mnrcherar. Terms of sale to he complied with within thirty davs from dav of <rle. otherwise the trus- e ”:;! t?;‘- rll:“ 'h:‘ '-"y“‘ the prome: nd cost of defaniting ni after five days’ advertisemant of lU"Nc¥:l in some newspaper published in Washing- ton, . B3RS ol ap au12-dads,exSu VT A ustees. THOS, J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, R A il TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE- i e R e By virtie ‘certain deed : o s y virtue of a certain deed of trust, dul recorded in Liber No. 8585. folio 113 et ldfufl’v of the land records of the District of Co- Tumbis. ‘and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustass will sell at public auction, in front of the nremises. on MONDAYV. THE TWENTY- FIFTH DAY AF AUGUST. AD. 1030, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following-described Iand and premises. situats in the District of Columbia. and ds mated as and heine Iot A In saware 3836 of Sowars and \ trustess’, subdivision of nart of asant Plains,’ 8 per plat. recorded in Liher County 22 At folin 118, Jn 'the survavar's ofce of #1e District of Columbia tion of the sast narty wi 1at as mentionad in Baln: ‘II\; b'll! ta . r corfed In Tiber 2118 at folio 30%. aman TWna Tacords ot the District of Gatmin et o 88000, Thrther. Sardieuines o which 000, further pArtie VIII.‘M":;:BOHV'\‘::-G M|:|v:e.ro"u le: ';ha'm‘:‘v'l < abnve sald trust te he nai ash. ‘A deonait of 300 Feanirad. Ganyes: anecine, recardine. ste. at nurchaser's ecost Terms' tn be complied with within thirty Atherwise d. fosfeitad and the =4 ‘and resold at TARRY €. ATT R au12.14.16.19.21.23.28 O A ntees. cubient to reserva. 11 f hoves ‘on said PROPOSALS. U B ENGINEER OFFICE. 1 Bullding, V?an[!on. D.cg ég“laled““ny" posals will be received here until 3 p.m. Aueust 13, 1930. and then opened. for fu l‘ld Placing 24.000 tons. 40% mos or less. of riprap sea-wall foundation along 1y25.26.au11.12 teashiaton OFFICIAL NOTICES. Personal Tax. Appeals oNotlce. is nereny n that the Bosrd of Personal Tax Ap- s of the District of Columbia will be in session_at the District Building, Room 103. from September 1. 1930. to March 2. 1931, inclusive: Sundays and holdiays e cepted. WILLIAM P. RICHA! A D. C. Chairman Board of Per Appeais. i between France on the one FRANCE 1S AROUSED BY HOSTILE MOVES Army Maneuvers in Lorraine' and Alns Will Answer Italy and Germany. BY PAUL SCOTT MOWRER. By Radio to The Sta: PARIS. France, August 12—The vigor with which French opinion and policy are reactng to Italy's alleged hostility and Germany's publicly an- nounced intention to pursue revision of its frontiers continues to manifest itself. Andre Maginot, French minister of war, denies that there will be any diminution in the importance of the grand maneuvers which this Fall will bring more than 50,000 French troops into the plains of Lorraine. All the newspapers yester: x:gm- duced Sunday's speech of Gottfried R. Treviranus, German minister of occu- pled regions, in which Germany's claims to the Saar Basin, Eupen, Malmedy, Danzig and the Vistula Valley, or so- called Polish corridor, are advanced. L'Echo de Paris, in an editorial, de- clares that Foreign Minister Aristide Briand should protest. Former Premier Raymond Poincare in a speech Sunday declared: “We should allow no one, whether openly or covertly, to assail the peace treaties.” At the same time under French in- fluence the little entente is being strengthéned by important economic agreements and by new air ements and and Poland and Czechoslovakia on the other. The present visit of the Polish President to Esthonia is also probably not without political significance. It is further announced that in addi- tion to the Lorraine maneuvers, which come later, there will be held at the end of this month in the Alps near the Italian frontier another series of grand maneuvers comprising some 50,000 men. For the first time in history regiments and tanks will be scen in the high Alpine passes. (Copyright, 1030.) YOUNG GERMAN FLYER HURTIN STREET CRASH Victim of Traffic Collision in New York Believed to Be Noted Baron. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 12—A m: believed to be Baron Friedricl Karl von Warthausen, young Germam fiyer, who won the Von Hindenburg Cup last year for the most noteworthy ama- teur flight, lay critically injured in a hospital yesterday, hurt in a collision of an automobile and a milk truck early this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Clemence of Flushing and the latter's mother, Mrs. Angette Bashin, ngers in the car with the baron, also were hurt. The tentative identification of the youth as Baron von Warthausen was made after he had murmured an ad- dress, “224 West Seventy-first street,” I Rited 3 aving o telephone st that as having a e at that address. A card was found in ket that the German consul no- tified in case of accident. internally in- _ He was believed to be jured. Clemence’s leg was broken, his wife's arm was fractured and Mrs. Bashin was cut and bruised. BROENING TO ATTEND Baltimore Mayor Expected at Fire Carnival in Laurel Thursday. Special Dispatch to The. Star. LAUREL, Md., A it 12.~] William F. Broening of Baltimore, Re- publican candidate for Governor, will attend the carnival being conducted by the Laurel Volunteer Fire Department Thursday night, it has been announced. Gov. Albert C. 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FURNACE, ic: large Iot: car an Arfinnnn,“ ‘Terms of sale : One-third of the purchase money to be paid in _cash. balance in two equal Installments. payable in one and two years. with interest ix per centum per Annum. pavable semi-annually. from day of sale. secured by deed of trust upon the prop- erty sold. or all cash, at the option o purchaser A deposif of $250 will be re quired at time of sale. All conveyancins recording, etc.. at cost of purchaser .Terms of sale to be complied with within' thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees erve ‘the right to Tesell the property. risk and cost of defaulting purchaser; after five days’ advertisement of such re: in some Dewspaper published in Wash- inston. D. C " sames 3. BECKER, DR R WEEDON, Trustess. Double-Front English Group Homes " $8,750—SPE an FOXALL Overlooking Foundry Branch Valley Park Six and Eight Rooms, One end Two Baths - Outstanding Values, o $11,950 to $15,500 WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES P R B e, Bt h in the city. 1420 K St. le: On money to be pald in cash. balance in two equal installments. pavable in one and two | years. with interest at six per centum Der | nnum, pavable semi-annually from day of sale. gecured by deed Of trust upon the property sold, or all cash. at the option of | the purchaser. A deposit of 3500 will be required at time ‘of sale All conveyancing. recording. etc.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sal e complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trus- | tees reserve the right fo resell the property at the Fisk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days' advertisement, of such res: in_some newspaper published in Washini isr JAMES J. BECKER, . HONRY L VRO ot Trustées. ACRE. COLONTAL H¢ phone. elec.. every modern convenienc Sujtable for fea room: $5.500: a deposit and ance $40 month. Open ali day. Defense CHAS. D. SAGER, : Highway to Iglehart Station. follow river National 0036. ? toad. Herald Harbor. EDWARD W. DIGGES, 924 14th St. N.W. Al is 1875-F-11. after 6 p.m. 53 Bay-front u{?R#EvnTn h £y ront cottage, Nor! o : g T T _SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY. D ISINC A TUSER P ey L gA:l‘l )lf(r ’l’:;...na olll hul:'- asily re-! 4 megeled e APARS, ine: 3 1 1ltm A Adams 3917, 3 BED P i MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE PRI 'flo{u\c POR Planos. Works of arate rooms available. moderat fi&?.g,,, Good; Trunl e Se TF- Weil "snipped Royal Mail Steamers. “NInGARA" .-Aug; 2. Qet. 13, Dec. i. 17, Nov. 12, Jan. “AORANG! fall trom Vanemuver, B. ©. Pa m‘r;. s:".'i S s . _Pac. Raflway. STAR MODEL HOME, 1509 44th Svaet N.W. st.n. National 4164 \/ UR PROPERTY bl s PG Tk AR R DAVIDSON Tasueres 2 1s E Co. 1117 B 8t N.W. Natlona] 052 to 9530 Arve. 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