Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1930, Page 45

REAL SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) ter heat, elec. new auto- -lllu Water Denter A home- in" excelent condition_ Lot 100 _feet deep. I.. T. GRAVATTE, 97 15th St Realtor. _ National 0783. CHEV' cm\nfnrncnm Bore 1+ S O s s Teduced 3: ntains 6 rooms and bath l rl.! living _porch; 2 blocks large lot. lfl" m"l::h lnfl lw BQI' month. ‘r"}'::.l‘ = syments’ on princ Call Wis. 2873 or ": McLachlen Bankmg Corp'n, $20,000—Brookland _corner, 150x150, 9 r.. modern home. wonderful location, ,500—8 r', lot 50x150, on Irving near ua Brogkland . brick. with o Convement A Ry 8 o oste it L various: wietidns. MCLACHLEN BANKING CORF'N. Real Estate Dept 10th & G N.W. National_0430. Detached Brick IN EDGEMOOR. Only $15,500. Colonial type. éight rooms, three baths. g-wy attractive features, _including oil or, twocar perase, Lot vxise, seaui: nted. Unusual eircumstances make ! Bossible (6 secure this home on reason- able terms at an absurdly low price. Act Quickly. :VER & GOSS, Inc., McKE 1415 K St. N.W. National 4750. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD. 12 rooms, 2 baths. oil burner: mo: . cellent condition: attracti: ard: bareain, $15,500. Address Box 82-H, Star office. A SACRIFICE. ONLY, $7,500. Originally sold for $8.950, and the most eonvenient loeation of beautiful Petworth, with paved street and alley and modern ‘in all description. Home recently bulit and is 1n splendid_condition. Wil sell on first in- spection. _For appoiniment_call Lincoln_1974. $8,950, WEST CHEVY CHAS $500 CASH. $60 MONTHLY. A chance to buy & truly good home. made possible through the very liberal terms I am able to offer. ~ Stone and brick construction. semi-detached. and containing 6 very large Tooms. built-in tub, oak floors throughout, bullt-in garage. Cail Lin. 7063-W to_inspect. DETACHED BRICK HOMES. 21st and Randolph Sts. N.E. Six, Seven and zum Rooms. Large Lots Paved Streets and Alleys. In exclusive sectioh of Woodridss fent to schools, stores, churches and Bublic park, THE PRICES WILL SURPRISE YOU. Open Until 9 P.M. H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1315 H St. N.W i HOME VALUED AT $22,000. SACRIFICE, $16,500. Bergain: owner leaving town. Beautiful Dutch colonial home. brick and stucco, half timbered: center-hail plan: 4 large’ bed Tooms, 2 baths, large Jiving room. dining room and kitchen. h.-w.h.. large porch on side facing sunken nrden and fish pond. Iarge trees. 2-car garage: 150-ft. front. Lo- cated on corner of Montgomeiy ave and Cedar st Silver Spring. Md.. back of Ar: mory. just one long block from stores, thea. ters and 16th st bus. Phone Decatur 1723, DETACHED. Brick Semi-Bungalow. West of 16th St. $13,950. A, detached brick home with slate roof. ted west of 16th st, south of Reservoir. On the first floor will be found reception Ball, living room with open fireplace, din- ing ‘room. pantry. Kitchen, jargs: bed 100m and 'tlie bath, while the second floor has 3 ooms and tile bath. Comparatively kwln: ‘oak_fioors, hot-water hoat and with garage. A good buy. DETACHED BRICK HOME. $10,750. Located in mice section of Chevy Chase: C. A corner detached all-brick home; iving room with epen fireplace, sun parior. colonial front porch. large bed rooms with plenty of closet space: garage; on paved street one-haif block from line. ~ Wil make reasonable terms o responsible Party. " Near 28th St. & Cathedral Ave. Brick Colonial Home. $12,950. '] In an exclusive neighborhood just west of Connecticut ave. in the immediate Vicinity of Wardman Park Hotel. _Comparatively new light brick. residence, 20 ft. wide. In perfect condition and equipped with Nokol oil burner. Chamberlain metal _weather strips, screens_gnd awnines, Colonial de; sien, having rooms, including lares Telosed: Dinstered and heated breakiast i | ATReoIag’ Borehos; oAk floors. fhroushont and all conveniences: another feature is the large rear yard and brick garage. One of {e. most outstanding burs @ (oday’s mar- ~ % EVENING PHONE SERVICE UNTIL § P.M. H. G. SMITHY COMPANY, uccessors to the Business of the L. SANSBURY COMPANY, INC. 1418 Eye St. N.W. _Phone Nat.'s904. NEAR LINCOLN PARK: 1608 MASS. "AVE. S.E.—$7,950. New and modern home in one of the finest residential sections of Mass. ave: § large rooms, tiled bath. h.-w.h.. elec. Jixh sutomatic Not-water heater. tWo large rear orches, garage on paved ailey. An 0pDOr- unity o secure a fine home &t a reduced price. on_invited. FINE NEW BRICK HOME, 5215 KANSAS AVE. N.W. JUST NORTH OF HAMILTON BT. EVERY MODERN FEATURE, $9,450. SPECIAL BARGAINS, Don't fail to inspect those new houses now lol.ll up at . Cor. 20th & Quincy Sts. They have very large mu, vorches, trees and gardens. Only $8950. Same house other builders are asking 5,300, Drive out snyevening or Sunday. you like plenty room i once. H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO,, 1318 H 8t. N.W. Dist. 0908. ° $18,500. % Chevy Chase, D. C. ¥ Just Off the Circle. A Dractically new detached brick Tesidence that s situated wiinin one uare of the Circle, Church of the Blessea Sacramen parochial school. @and only two blocks from D. C. public school, stores, etc. The entire house 15 spic and span from cellar to attic. You will find efght unusually com fortable rooms (four bed rooms), Lwo tile baths, sun room, breakfast room, sleeping porch, roomy attic, every up-to-date convenience snd numer- ous added teatures, including Frisii- aire and OIL HEAT. Ga Beau- By Yandscaped lot And severai shade tre Tnforeseen _ecircum- stances necessitate immediate sale. Evening Phone Service 7 to 9. Schwab, Valk & Canby, 1704 Conn. Ave. Pot. 0830. In the Heart of CHEVY CHASE, D. C. Most_delightful detached home of seven Iarge room:. first-floor tiled lavatory, stone trim and open stone fireplace. extra_large closets. large open screened porch, Garage on latge and beautifully landscaped lot in Pheal focation, "eurrounded by beautiful homes McKEEVER & GOSS, Inc, National 4750. 1415 K St. N.W. T NEAR 18th & COL. 5 Only $10,750. Spectal terms. ‘Beautiful " lo 10 rooms, 2 bat porches, brick garage: modern Condition; newly decorated thro chlen Bankiny Cnr F. AQHIOV ABLE MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HEIGHTS. prepossessing colonial center hall-t ik corner home. 8 Tooms. bath . 16, large living Yoom _openinig ‘on conorete tile mansard roof; copper screens r stripping; beautiful shrubbery. tically new and me in every H Fespect, ome for $18.950. Now vacant. lhawn%‘y”fv;’mm ent only._Call North 7471 ra. Suer; nar iy, DUPONT Duthe: pantcies: SRICK HOME NEW °""E ‘fi-r A ;'&":-‘:u "condition: " Feduced 42500, orth uo rrol'nfrp"!——— i LRI 2t st f.mm"l'lfl Glll ull | lll;“.‘i‘ a" I‘ to me, §9,500. Address nh n ESTATE. SALE—HOUSES. “Kingman Park” w'flmn Community THE FAMILY 0% e sente showid .".1" KINGMAN PARK - SUNLIGHT HOME —Washington's select coloted com- out and ‘inspect our completely furnished home. They have pleased nearly 200 con- servative buyers and will “surpass Jour. fondest expectations. : Park Golf Course. N "'f::n'-- hy new “ven CHAS. D. SAGER Realtor, Owner and Bulider. i 924 14th Bt N.W. Nat. 0036 i THE EVENING SALE—BUSINESS PROPELTY. CTICALLY NEW BUILDI car g ., Will tainifs € apts. 3 stores and rentsa. Subject 1o One use ARTZ, ity of 38,380 for w'l’f' el TiRhe | Oall Mr. LEXANDRIA ~RD. near l'b.url Mile Run on crade with railfoad sidetrack in rear: sultable for any business: terms. acres_on Richmon ?md. 26 of Wa hln' n, with three . 2% acres, grove: suitable Toom: 200" yards from the then-on 2 miles below Pohick Chureh; 3 GEORGE D. FISCHER. 20 North Cherry Vailey St. Clarendon, ¥s. Phone Clarendon 364. —BUSINESS PROPERTY. WILL LEASE Hotel Property. Located in heart = of F Street Shopping area. 80 furnished ved rooms. APPLY TRUST DEPARTMENT FEDERAL-AMERICAN ~NATIONAL ' BANK. 3 e = IENT—WABEHOU!“ Gonvenient Tocatio house or_second commercial busine: JAMES P. SHE. La. Ave. N.W. he —4 WANTED % BUY—HOUSES. ABH FOR. JAINS OR WILL AS- P, Gar Pouts b euiity paresin pric ¥ section. _Address Box 1368, City P. DETACHED HOUBE_ OR LOT. SRk CEibugit: Disthict > oIve Tocation: price and description. Address Box 3 THREE. ACRES also_everiasting spring 4 terms. Box SIX-ROOM FRAMI ground. Fine well; with running _stream; 224, Falls Church, Churen 32. SALE—LOTS. Star_office. NTED—TO BUY AT ONCE 5 Rouse on o, Sonvenient to 14th t 33500 cash. bal. SALE OR_RENT—HOUSES. RENT—COTT ) R o baihes Taree shaded vord. Tilden_st. Tmo Ba T FRONTING CONN. AVE. ! C.. 1 bik. from st commer urch or apt: aiso 4,000, 000 sq. ft. on River rd. & Conn. ave. ex- tended: also acreage on Colesville pike for :uhdlvll&nn lnd Livingston rd. s.e. for acre lot_subdivisiol FULTON R. GORDON, Peo. s Blae. " Dist. 5351, “Ever Clev. A1, BY OWNER—CHEVY CHASE, D. C.. % 8Q. from Conn. ave. Lot 80x150, for: hade: priced low for quick sale. Address Box A Modem Columbia Heights Home, One Block \\ est of 16th St, FOR RENT or FOR SALE 1719 Upshur St. N.W. 8 large Rooms, 2 Baths, 2-Car Brick Garage. Large Attic. Call Nat, 2925. After 6 O'Clock, Adams 103 Y OWNER. BROKERS INVITED. “TRADE equity of $9,000 in two modern brick hom with garages, only one trust, excelient col dition (like new); one located in Mt. Plea: ant, other near Capitol. Trade for sm r|-udnroperu o‘r‘ruldu::e 8 “l'bh‘ ]{(v‘r’of:\lrce Zoned “commereial, or store, apts., lots. Quick action. OWNER, Adams 4786. ND MONROE STS. — NEAR, 14 AND 2 e, bulti-ta 1% “WALRER. Nat. 1080734 15th N.W. ALKER. Nat. 32-APT. BUILDING, MODERN To Ahe trust. - Exchange for business prop- :’yl! WALK“. Nat. 1680. 734 15th N. )Pi. ~ RENT—STORES. W.—GOOD_STAND _TOR _ANY :;1':" i‘l“:".fl $50., CRANI & BELT, I.'mon 3 me H ‘Reduced What have you? ar ESIRABLE STO st now. next to corner of i e ;“fonsfsnxsu. 1115 Fye St. N.W. NEW STORE, UPTOWN, NEWLY BUILT-UP ter; $60 imo. FUL- '-x’%"’":'{"‘“o"&:i:%r?“ Feo. Ins: Bide. Disi. electric light. well heated. In financial i trict, splendid for any business. Moderate iz NES'E 3383338833/ 312 & 70235 Sth st. n.w 1522’ Wis. ave. n.W EDWARD P 2282388 scuwm‘rz N, (xROCb RY STORE. Laret Ho S SRty AV Eow a0 o focated I X ing lr:;‘:‘m!“". especially sufted for & gro- cery store. 14 ena x. oM Dist. 9080 LARGE STORE. 3212 GEORGIA AVE.—$32.50. ‘This_store, conveniently m::-ud in & new and_thriving community, unusu: attractive rental. Suitabie for any busincs: CAFRITZ, 14th and K. gd_n. IOW;‘_ RENT—DESK SPACE. DESK SPACE OR 1 ROOM IN CENTRALLY located office bidg. Nat. 2080. e 5 15 147-H. Star_office. GOF-TOWN OWNER OFFERS 3§ CHEVY Chase (D. C.) lots for immediate sale at great Ill‘rlfll:! GEO. E. DIEFFENBACH, Lot Speclalist. “5fl. 1343 H St. N.W. Cley. 4117 " NOTICE TO BUILDERB —looking for rea! bargains in_well located LOTS near 16th _st. in SIXTEENTH ST. HEIGHTS and SIXTEENTH ST. PARK. Must act, quickly, Seo My, Gets IN & COMPANY, Realto: 1010 Vermont: Ave "National 3820, EXCHANG! ATTENTION, OWNIERS, BUILDERS, BROKERS! We will exchange five new houses and number of unimproved building lots in weil located ‘subdivision fronting on National Highway "for equity in business Droperty, office building or apartments. Our ‘property can be traded clear of en- cumbrance. or mortgage will be arranged. This is your opportunity to effect an ad- ntageous exchange. _ Brokers _protected. Submit your property with full particulars. Agdruu Tor first negotiations Box 29-H, Star office. OVER 34 AC ON STATE ROAD JUST beyond Congressional Country Club. —Lies 50 1t could be subdivided into a number of smaller Distance views from proper Owner leaving, will_sell at $500 per acre. Address Box 2 Star office. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUGUST 28, 1930. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. I NORTHWEST, KNO A8 PLAZA."" AND CONTAINING 49 APART) By virtue of a certaln deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5394, follo 243 et se the land records of the District of Co- and ut the request of parties secured the undersigned trustee will sell e auction, ‘n front of the premise FHURSDAY. THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST, A.D. 1930, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.. the foliowing-described land and prem- ises. situste in the City of Washington. Di trict ‘of Columbia. and designated as and being original lot numbered ten (10) in square numbered fifty-four (54), together with the Jmorovements. Terms of aale: One-third of the purchese money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal installments, payable in one and two years with interest at six per centum per num, payable semi-annually, from day secured by deed of trust upon the pro erty soid. or All eash, at the option of t! purchaser. A deposit’ of $5.000 will be re. Ail_conveyancing. etc., at cost Gf purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to Tesell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchi after five days' advertisement of such rei in some newspaper published in Washingtor THOS. J. ofi % SON. AUC‘HOH ERS, TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO VALUABLE TWO-STORY ~AND _CELLAR BRICK APARTMENT HOUSES, EACH _CON- TAINING _FOUR APARTMENTS, BEING PREMISES 1234 34th STREET NORTH- WEST. AND 3405 PROSPECT AVENUE NORTHWEST. By virtue of two certain deeds of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5335, folios Shd Tk seas Fespectivelss ot the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the parties secured iher by, the undersigned trustees will sell public_auction, in front of the premi: on THURSDAY, THE TWENTY-EIGHT DAY OF AUGUST, A.D, 1930, AT FOUR- THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M. the 'following-de- scribed land and “premises. situate in the City of Washington, District of Columbia, and designated as and being lot 84 in P. Al Dempsey’s subdivision of lots in suare 1221, a5 per plat recorded in_ Liber 0, at follo 181 in the surveyor's office of the District of Columbia, improved by premises 1334 34th street n'w.. and immediately thereater in front of the premises on the same day. lot 87 in John B. Davis' subdivision of lot 8 1221, as per plat recorded in said surveyor's office in Liber 74 at follo 179, improved by premises 3405 Prospect avehue nw. To be sold tely. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be pald in chsh, balance in iwo equal nstallments, payable in one and two with interest at six per centum per hum," payable semi-annually, from day of e, gecured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or ail cash. at the option of the purchaser, A dej of $1.000.00 will be required af time of sale on each parcel. All_conveyancing, recording. etc. at cosi of purchaser. Terms of sale to be com- plied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right of Tesell the property at the risk of dataulting purchaser, after fve da sement of such résale in some news Paper published in Washinston, D. C. AUFRED B. BAKER, HARRY B. PITTS, __auls-dads.exsu ™ _TOMORROW. MONEY _TO_LOAN. WE_BUY FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST NOTES on vacant ground. building lots and acreage; also buy second deeds of frust nom on jme proved property. &m DON, Diserice §a9t. FOLTO Bohtinental Trust Bids. _REAL l:s'lA'm—l.mms. MONEY TO LOAN ON D C_REAL in an) amount at prevailing interest. JESSE L._HEISKELL, 1115 Eve st. n.w. SMALL PAYMENTS, QUICK “Ril“ 1st, Znd'una 5rd trusts ih D C. Loans in neatby Md. and Va N red tap Dr. A. HENR' INC.. 1016 E: B FIRST TRUST L WS y ON IMPROVED o. l;‘ll !Hlld ling interest and commis- o S8R "SCRIVENER & BRO. 914 G Bt NW. FIRS' T LOANS—LOW COST; MONEY H TRUS D. C. and Md. GMD“AN. IVP !! (Mr, Tripp). FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS_SEE _ SUPERIOR FINANCE & INVESTMENT CO. INC.. 331 G St. N.W.. Rooin 208 Met. 2498. FIRST TRUST LOANS AT 5ia% AND UP- atd on improved propert in the District also a limited amount for the nearby improved parts of Maryland and Vir- winia. lu'll‘d)l‘\;l olllal‘g;g"‘R jonally. 1007 mew ort ver o ilain 1108, UICK MONEY, —TO L] 2nd AND 3rd TRUS' $4.000 ON MARYLAND AND D. ;PR“ DAYS TO COMPLI [ONS. COURT‘OIIB BERVI( C. F. WARING, NATL. 172, S 2 _____AUTO LOANS. ABETTER, CHEAPER PLA 70, BonROW ON, YQUR AUTO OF 70 'AUTOMOBILE FINANCE SERVICE. 916 G 8T. N.W., ROOM 501. MET, 4143, 100 TO IOMES SAC- 1418 P BT, H.W. e OFFICES AND STUDIOS. Biilalne: 135 Tg’nw:‘ N utiding; on FOR_RENT, 3 ROOMS, 1124 VERMONT avenue, front rooms over Garden Tea Shop. Beauty shop or office; running water, large front porch, outlook —Thomas Cir Al ply_Burlington Hotel, 1120 Vi vy S eooRs ToBNInE office 001 Y cammlmAlltl“'l large -omraunic m; fronting H torney' 1603 AUTO LOANS. QUICK SERVICE. Open I‘\emngs. 645 Md. A\c N.E. Lincoln 0178. 1719 14th St. N.\W. North 1111. 1 OANS ON AUTOS. USE YOUR CAR-LOWEST RATES. LOANS ON UNPAID CA! ACME FIN. & REALTY CO,, LICENSED BROKERS, 905 N. Y. Ave. N.W, Nlllo 1 2483, s S Mty &ty doncriment. buldin SERE i i, AL YO 3E s month. Avoly no Star Bullding or National 5000, EE, oo i T RS g - “.".%‘.1,:':: "EDMONDS vn.mxu. 917 15th St. N.W. Opposite McPherson THE, WALL OF WASHINGTON. Desirable suite of two fo g rgoms now available tais, SHANNON & wcfls NG, Age 1038 X BN A ional 2345, WATER_FRONT PROPERTY. re. = WANTED—MONEY. WILL SELL $26,000 FIRST TR interest payabie quarterly, for 35,000, _ Be. cured by business property in the heart of Rockville opposite new $500.000 court houre now under construction. Second trust is being_paid monthly. Address Box 07-H, Star office. e SALE—SUBURBAN. VA. HIGHLANDS-BUI T _LARGE rooms modern. large lot, southern exposure; macadam wner must _sell. $3300 3250 cann. Dl to suit. OPBorty tes like this sedom present themssives, L. PRICE. Onkcrest, Va. Ofice. phoné & urendon_2118-W-1 BOME REAL BARGAINS -4 § AND § ROOM bungalow: g on large lots: all aprovements, m landscaped 'lot. Clarendon_94-J-2. oxs0 GEDARHURST ONf i T BRI (i'" INZAA od ST ees Voo, SORTE Crea e SOTTAGES ~ FOR rent cr sale: tricity, water inside: ac- commodate ‘Apply Bay Haven Coitage, g Col. Bes, Teiectricity 2 rooms, 2 large oorcl Dt 4613 or Nat_3712. FOR_ RENT — BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE ON h, elec., running E‘:“h e A !blelllsn _Adams 3238 FOR unru COTTAGE, NORTH BEACH, Md electrelty b syas SALE_SUMMER BUNGALO' L&lnhl‘vl::"-shdlon Tond ne CHEAP. ?rfi! r beach, SINT, NEAR LIGHTHOUSE: iy T,odlnclly on Puu;m‘c ‘wonderful unmu. $450. _Col. 10357, OWNE atlllht}ul hynting L. 9 - GLEMENTS SRORES _FOR WALE, 'rwo water front. Look them over and offer._ Phone Decatur 4700, LE_ATTRACTIVE NEW COTTAGE, . another at $3,000, at Cedarhurst. on the bay. Inapection invited. Inaul office_on property or phone_Decatur_4700. WILL TRADE_E RONT home nesr Washington for clear lots in pearty, watep front, development. Address mountain te; acte- Arnold NORTH_BEACH— THREE-ROOM O iront and back porches, water In: ihea " Bnohe alrs. Fobin, Ghpliol He 0 elect Water inside, “vailable L Labor” day. Gl North 1803 Shepherd 24 'ACCOMMO- COTTAGE, )wn'rfl BEACH; gate ten’ Deopl 315, over Labor day, CHO! bet ’llél‘fi:fi‘:n Y BACT WATER and olon. Sale; " bar- in; terms. ress Box 460-E, Star ofce. | J PRICE REDUCED 11500 FOR QUICK BALE. —5-rm. bungalow, bath, concrete_celiar, Dipeiess lnnu tlonary laundry tra, Tice, 33,950 Price _reduced $3,500 for = quick acres; 7-rm. house, ' elec. lights, shru ghicken house, garden spot. Bl erms. Price reduced 82,000 for quick sale—T-rm. ree sl iverdaie © Pn:c o500 “tyattavile. vat BY BUILDER—NEW BIX-ROOM CORNER stucco house in Hyattsville Hills: am1.; one fiust” Will sell or trade my equity of 3,000 for D, all Hyattaville 608-w. . FOR A HOME, TEA HOUSE, CLUB OR Taniarium this location CARNO: be-equnled: Large house. outbuildings, extra bungalow, 10 acres of ground, with sdditional if neces- overlooking _surrounding jackson Highway, 2% miles Thousands of ' cars pass fly. Price $15,500; easy s p SHOEMAKER, 1407 N. Y. Ave. N.W. National 1166. WOODRID 1702 ws. $100 to $300 2608 Brentwood E et uu};‘ou e Mr. 3 North 4338, 3604 24th St. N.E—Open 6 to 9 P.M. Splendid new home. 7 large rooms, dinini alcove, ‘h., fireplace, tile bath an shower, I ntry with Kelvinator: built- in earage; paved street and alley. best ma- terinls and construction; price “low. terms easy. Don't fail to see this: it won't I 'URTON. North 0553 “ANOTHER BIG BARGAIN, New S-room bungalow, a.m.l, beautifully finished oak floors, att) aundry trays; large lot; only 36,1 terms. Beveral for rent . M. Earnest, 3821 34th St. Mt. Rainier, Md. e €ain; D 3- ¥ porchos. running all : ter ! gmun, G Slocks “rom: water st commodate ;mmu. Tent reasonabl iamie (Beb i RENT—SUBURBAN, “GARAGE 331 month. Phone 28" AN, 1 Thomas Circlé, Dec. & sAlJ—!Aula. Aifii SURE_ABOUT 1" on B nmo-rnal Pike nesr, Prederick, 162 ter: old-fashioned brick nouse: §00d barns.. Couid neli il prod- uets to motorists at retail, Reduced to 800, able terms; no irades. Address x_166-H, Star office. T Avply o ARTHUR TR o hone Tyatteviite: Tap. /e Md: STEAMSHIPS. THOB. J, OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eye Street Northwest. TRUSTEES' SALE_OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING, ' KNOWN AS _PREMISES 1637 VERMONT AVENUE NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5306, folio 469 et seq., of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at the request of the party se- cured ihereby, the undersigned trustees will sell st public ‘auction, in front of the prem- ises. on WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY-SEV- ENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A.D. 1930, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., the follow- ing-described land ‘and premises, situste in the District of Columbia and designated as and being part of lot 43 in M. G subdivision of part of lots 17 to'20, in sa 309, us per plat recorded in Liber 13, folio 23 of tte records of the office of the ‘surveyor of the District of Columbia, and also part of lot 20 in Coltman and Adains, executors trustees’. subdivision of square 309, as plat recorded in ‘suid surveyors ofice in Liber W. F. folio 97, being fully set forth TAfh1s decd by meten’ and bounds and known tion purposes as lot 803 in saua: to 4 over the fol escribed part of said lot 20, bein: the southeast corner thereof and running thence north 15 feet, thence west feet, thence south 15 feet and thence east § feet’ to the place of beginning. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money, to be paid in cash, balance in two equal instaliments, payable in one and two Jears, with interest at seven per centum per annum, payable semi-annually from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $300 will be re- auired at time of sale. All conveyancing, recording, etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sule to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trus in_soms ton, D. lAug mcuogé&n *u16.10,21.23,28 8 TO THE INC e AU THI “INCLEMENT n.gnv. bove .%- i n‘g"l’?fl’r‘fl until AT 5v° CKRER "oF e TRUSTERS. ~ AUCTION s.u.n. “THOB. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, O EtE BT N, TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE. STORY BRICK DWELLING, 147 R STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of & deed of irust recorded June 4, 1930, as instrument No TII of the lan records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at public auc: tion, in front of the premises. on MONDA THE EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1 FOUR-THIRTY PM. the Tollowl ises, situate in the Distriet of Columbis, and designated as and being the east 28 feet front on B strest by 7ull depth thereof of lot eighty-2ight (a5 Zion Methodist Church’s ® two seven D asta e Liber 11 s ‘olumbla in Liber: T, to ‘ L trust of $6,000. erlnhint;r(l! I‘ 6% r cent, due December “Ferms: 3500 ca and balance ‘secured by second trust on ? opert: , with interest AU8A Davable 815 montniy, est on both first and secol deposit of $300 requir at ancing at cost of purchaser. to be complied with within ten days or fred. posit forfelted. porry ¥, . PRINCE, FERCY J. GRADY, in Mount division of saus 2 Adam A. Weschler & Son, Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS PIANOS, RUGS, ELECTRIC RE- FRIGERATOR, OFFICE FURNI- TURE. By order Smith’s Transfer and Storage Co. for Charges; J. A. Richmond, Attorney et al Piano, Bakery pmen port and Bed-Davenport Suites, Din- ing and Bed Room Suites, Rugs, Vie- trolas, Chests of Drawers, Fiber and Wicker Furniture, Occasional Tables and Chairs, Refrigerators, Radios, Breakfast Suites, Lamps, Day-Bed, Gas Ranges, Personal Effects, elc. By Auction At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. SATURDAY AUGUST 30, 1930 mcing 9 O'CLOCK AM. ' SALE { OF _VALUABLE _IM- TR"F“;g%ED REAL ESTATE, BEING Bflllls DWILLIN'? 'NO. 917 FOURTH STRE) HW] Bv,(?lfir:n of & certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 6287, folio 139 et sed., of ihe land records of the District of Co- lumbia, d st Ihe Tequs of the party secures 1 o “"d"x.:{"t"gn:l:'tnt‘r'.: 1 N T Prtite ¥ FIFTH DAY OF 19 AT THREE-THIRTY the followini ducrlhzd land 1) "d’ of Wash- Dllll‘lt‘ of Columbl desi nlud I'll DIH M lot two 1!) in Todd Pepper's siibdivision o! sauare S Windrea sad twenty-seven a1 lat recorded in Liber N. K. I"L o( {hl records of the office of t! Jevon of the Districs of Columbia, more par- ticularly described in above-referred-t nl trust recorded n Liber No. 8287 loll P30, of the land records of thé District o Columbia, now known for assessment and taxntion purposes ll lot 808, square 527 Terms of sal One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash. balance in two fauml’ nstaliments. payable in one and two years., with interest at seven per centum per Abnii, payable semi-avnually, from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the proj or all cash, at the wllnn of t ‘deposit of $200 will be required le. All cnnvey-nclni. record- cost of purch: ‘Ter of [ cnmnllafl with within' lhlrly from y of sale, otherwise the trustees re Sorve the rlent to zeselilthe property, at the H‘l ind cost of defa = .:..::" ke 'fimu.. Py -nd a) re THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. " OF VALUABLE TWO- DWELLING. SITUATE PLACE NOR' THWEST t %o 482 of the. Jand Tec: ords of the Distriet of Commbta. in_front of the premises. on PRIDAY. THE DAY OF A.D. 1930, AT P.A., lots num- o (1), seventeen (1) and elsbt- an rell, trustees’, ton "0t part of "Whitehave ied in the office of the sur. veyor for the District County 6 &t folio 18, e S : One-fourth cash, ce. 1n"one. two ‘BRd (hres. yebrs. With lnteres x per cent per annum, payable semi- Deposit of 5300 required at time e and the purchaser allo it days from date of sale to complef chase. Further particulars at t EDWARD O. 3-d&dbs.exSukhol MODERN C. IA & RESTA ,.zam.flfifiz.mflfi By virtue of & writ of special fler| facias issued Out {he "Bupreme “Gougt 5t the it of Columbis,_and to At [ THURSDAY, Comm TRUSTEES' SALE STORY PRAME $025 HUTCHINS PL lock. A.ll yp lltc o g' hl’I- "!‘ t 3 e !m. Diatwasher. Fiec criling Nrd Buks Fane: Prigidaire Eauipped R frigerator, also Ice Cream C‘blnfi. cob Tee Urns and Stand, Case, Frigid- e 10p. Tables. 100 Ciisire: Viteolite Top o ‘ables., Tolite and Pinte Glass Steam 1g1d- re "Saiad :fcer and, id i Bakers and Tables. Tec W Iron, Elec, ‘Cooking Utens ackery, Silvarpiatea an Gluse Wa also Remington Cash Register, Iron I.gmodo!rw o ‘n:fluhmwfll Deai v ow. " Dray Awning, Fic., selsed and fevied upon 8§ e iSperty ol i acfepaany; avers & d sold tisfy ‘aw No. 78307, in fs ¥ Sy 201 “EDGAR E"" S, SNy ited States Marghal in i or Columbl T ne au21,28,502,3 THOMAS J. OWEN & ww. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUJTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELL: ING, SITUATE NO. 1469 FLORIDA AVE- NUE NORTHWEST. By virtue of & deed of trust, recorded in Liber No. °342, at folio 280, of the land rec- ords of the District of Columbia, we shall sell. in front of the premises, on MONDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A.D. 1930, AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M_, part of ot 60 in the subdivision of ‘Bouth Grounds of Columblan University.” as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia, in Liber Dis- trict 1 at folio and part of ot 70 in Robert C. Fox's subdivision .of part of “South Grounds of Columbian’ University,” as per plat recorded in said surveyor's office, in Liber Governor Shi at_follo 173, described in one par Begin- ning_on Florida svenue at the southeast coruer of said lot 70; thence northerly alons southerly and parallel with the east line of sald iots 60 and 70 to Florida avenue: thence easterly slons Florida avenue to the beginning. ~Aleo part of lot 61 in the sub- sion_of “South Grounds of Columbian Dhiversityr” as per plat recorded in_ sald surveyor's office, in Liber District 1 at folio 76: Beginning at the southwest corner of said lot 61: thence north along the west line of said lot to the rear line of that part of said iot conveyed to Appleton Cady by El- wood O. Wagenhorst, trustee. and others. by deed recorded in Liber 3200 at folio 13 of the land records of the sald District: thence east 5 feet; thence south parallei with the west line of said lot 61 to the south line of said lot; thence west along the said south line to the beginning. Said sbove property now taxed as lot 864 in square 2660. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, balance in one, ‘two and three years, with interest er cent per annum, pavable semi- annually. Deposit of $300 fequired at time of sale and the purchaser allowed fifteen days from date of sale to complete the Dt chase. Further particulars at time of sale. EDWARD C. BALTZ, VERNON G. OWEN. __au26-d&dbs.exSukhol T) Household Efiects of Every Description At Public Auction At SLOAN’S GALLERIES 715 13th St. SATURDAY August 30, 1930 At 10 AM. By Order of the Union Sterase Co. TERMS: CASH. C. G. Sloan & Co, Inc,, Aucts. 228,29 THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCflONlm. 1431 EYE ST. N.W, TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE _TM- REAL ';lBTA’TE. l‘ll“g 3 nd STR NORTHEAST. By virtue of a’ certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 4658, follo 348 et seq of the land records of the District of Colum- is, and at the request of the party secured the undersigned trusi will sell in front of NINTH DAY AT THREE b thereby, remises. F_SEP- O'CLOCK ises ity of Wi trici "of ' ‘Columbia, ‘and Lenman’ s in squsre num- bered seven hundred and fifty-three (753), Der plat_recorded in Liber 13, at folic of the records of the office of the sur- ict of Coluzabia. o-.u-s trd ot purchase a property sold, ‘or all, cash at ihe option of the purchaser. A dej of 5200 will te th AR convevancink, Tecording, etc.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty from day of sale, otherwise the trus- Teserve ihe right i resell the property Tl ¢ defaulting purchaser after five days' advectisement of such re- sale in some nswspaver published in Wash- ington, JAMES B. NICHOLSON. CLARENCE M. DEVEIL! __8u28.30.562.4.6.9 T TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT RAiMio M8 AEARTMENRS " ConER ABRRTMENT, HOUBE. KNOWN A8 4508 GEORGIA AVENUE By virtue of ‘a cert recorded in Liber N of trust duly 6394, folio. 407 et sea.. he District ‘of ‘Co- st of the party se- mdersigned trustees will e’by pulic auction, in front of (o0 TUESDAY, Tiik SECOND OF Si BER. 1930, AT TFIVE B0k i, the Tolowing desctived Tang and premises,” situate in_the District of Columbia, to 'wit: Lots 1 and 84 in sauare in s "gubdivision of land known Fourteenth Street Helehty, as per,pist re corded in Book County o of” e “survevor for said District Sublect to building restriction line and cov- engnts of record, .o epwisesis Terms of sale: The above property wi gold sublect 'to u prior, deed of trust for at 8 Der cont, due Ausust 4, 1931 alance all cash. A d $2.000.00 re- auired of purchaser i ‘Al conveyane: ing, recording snd nonmi fed cost of purchaser. ms o be complled with ¥ihin, thirty days from day of sale. oth Wise trustees renerve the rHght . il Droperty wt Tiak and cost of defaulting pur: chaser, ' after five d vertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D_C FRANK A. JOHNSON. I WALTER STEPHENSON, o Aucnoum l“l IYI !¥ TR TRTATE. " TWO- BTORY B g:}imnrggm R e ety By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 6202, folio 347 et sea.. of the land records of the District of Colum: bla, and at the reauest of the party securt u\enn‘hma undersigned trustees will sel it publ ion, in fr ?_the -g}c sustion, in tront of the premise folfo 14 11 triet of Colum| o 6 d ry fireproof aTare. Known As 65 to 60 N sireet south east. together with numerous stors for ‘automgbiies and contractor's eauipment ‘Terms: Purchaser to nn‘..nl hird of the purchase price in balance in two in one and two years, respec- tively. with interest at the rate of 6 per cent nd secured by deed of trust on J oF all cash at the option jADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF THE ATLANTIO BUILDING, NOS. 928-30 ¥ R oNSind 0% fotsTony OFFICE BUILDING WITH 2 STORES. By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 6283, folio 51 et seq. ot i nn land Tecords of the District of Co- nd at the request of the party .qi- thereby, the undersigned trustess will offer for sale by public auetion, in front Sl nils premises, on THURSDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1 AT THREE O'CLOCK P.M.. the following- descrided land and premises, situate in the District of Columbla, to witi Part of origi- nal ot 15 in squai 7, described as fol: lows: Beginning for the same at the north- west' corner of said lot nin east along the line of * inch, thence south 60 feet, thence east 30 ,mz to the said east line east corner of 1 inch to the southwest corner of said lot. thence north 43 feet to the angle of & 3 foot-wide 'alley, thence west on said ailey southwest corner of the front Part ot Said 1ot and thence. porin 116 tost to the place of beginning. being ail of said n P street thence south with that ject_to' & prior deed of trust for $200.000. particulars at_ sale; balance, third cash. the remainder payable in three installments represented by the promissory notes of the purchaser. payable in one. two and three years, with interest at 6 per nnum from day of sale, pay- nually, secured a _secon: (JPon property sold. or all cash of purchaser. A ostt "ot $10,000 0" fequived”or paschaser All ‘conveyancing, recording and no- at_cost of purchaser. Terms to complied ‘with within thirty days from of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the t %0 resell property at risk defaulting purchaser after five tisement of such resy published in Washing L. au2-dads.exSu RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. New Fireproof Hotel An ensemble of luxury and comfort Showers and baths Rates—American Plan Single From $8 Double From $12 Spacial Weekly Rates European Plon if desired Surt bathing direct from hotel FETTER & HOLLINGER, Inc. E e C. Fetter, Mng. Dir. : ATLANTIC CITY'S . NEW FIREPROOF HOTEL| Kentucky Ave -Near Beach wnershipManagement” , FETTER “HOLLINGE t Felephore ~ 5-0_!:’]R & L3 onticello f4 O up daily SPECIAL WEENLY AMERICAN PLAN \THING DIRECT FROM LABOR DAY SPECIAL FRI. TO MON., $14, $16, $18 Total Charge Including Meals. PRIN CESS LEXIHGTO Sat.,, Sunm,, Meals lneludod s $6 to $8 for 3 Days Pacific Aves. Tapacity 700 nll Within Two Blocks of New lon Mall TONNING WATER ALY ROOME, Buiges with Bath BATHING from HOTEL. Elovater. @1t . wmnr» dosee. 2. W. WO 1 GF&“”‘“‘"HC MI'IIING Melrose Hall 145 So. c-num Ave. SEPTEMBER RATES tor. Hot & Cold Running Wi Daily—s3.50_ (double) e Weeklos NO_MORE. $16-520, NO LE R ind _European ation and bus WALl DUNCAN. Z!Ebr Ropal Palace 338 Salt_Water Baths. R. L. Quer BISCAYNE xnflivmv:. The Best The Run'e water: " b. By p: snec VllGlNlA. NORTH HILL ©°%, Spepsndost Eiver A, Golonial Historic: scenically bes {acliities: clevaticn *To00 : Dhontiay. Asht ming; Southern weals, $18 until Nov. 1, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. it Spense Tour WASHINGTON HOTEL VIRGINIA BEACH. VA, 3 Days... uo Days 16 Days "'""m T DREWREY'S Day or week; -uow".'.'n'n water front. 8 D. L. DREWRI COLONIAL BEACH, VA. 33 1o 34 daily (with me: ln ul to 330 COLONIAL BEACH HO’ Enioy your vacation he I food dinper, 'Orchestra, da ni'l‘nol‘...-nmau-r: A e ty. i . Pesthil Bookiat. Photier L e k_D. Blackistone, Owner & Mgr. _* SHADY SIDE, MD. HOME HOTEL PL.S%i B RN D Sl wm r Vor u'-?{ it o i Droperty 3 d 2 D. C. MEANY, - AUCTIONS. The Dagger-- A Mystery Story By Mary Dahlberg Copyright, 1930, by Duffield and Company. (Continued Prom Yesterday's Star.) CHAPTER XXXII AGGER'S lelsurely voyage across the Bay of Bengal, through the Straits to Singapore, and to Shanghal, was at once rest- ful and stimulating. She found interesting companions, gleaned such information as she could about Chang Kal Sho. A most remark- able every one was agreed. To her, ter identified with her journey. ‘The son of a poor millet-farmer, he had become a successful bandit during Japanese War, and in the period of confusion lfidndixf the collapse of the empire and the civil wars which fol- sovereign prince in the great northern Province of Sung-liu, rich, populous and so situated as to be the strategical Japanese and warring Chinese repub- licans alike courted and bribed and his armies, officered and trained as the trump card in any hostilities which occurred. ‘What she heard of him aroused Dag- Shanghai by the first available train for Peking. ‘With a special letter' of introduction consul at Sung-fu, Chang's capital, she took the Northern express across the Great Wall and up through the millet country, where coolies grew to be as tall as tall Westerners, and the reople of the villages bore themselves with an A different country, this. There was order and discipline at the way sta- tions; the train kept to its schedule; foreigners were neither scowled at nor ijgnored. Long miles before she reached her destination, Dagger appreciated sonality as Ghulam Buk was the ani- mating force of this system of admin- istration. DAGGER MEETS A WAR LORD. north through the China Sea both Easterners and Westerners, and apparently, the most interesting charac- the hazardous days o{ the Russo- lowed had acquired the power of a key to all of North China. Bolshevists, by foreign mercenaries, were regarded ger's curiosity still further, and she left from the American Minister to the fields into the rolling hills of the North aggressive self-respect. service was prompt and efficient, and that & man as positive in his per- Sung-fu was a vast, sprawling city of half a million souls, quaint combina~ tion of Chinese and Western ideals, civilization and industrialism. In the Old Walled City streets were jumbled in a confusion past Westeren compre- hension, Shops were very similar to those of the North African citles Dag- ger had visited; sanitation was ignored; people lived in the intimacy of a bee- hive; butiness, trade, manufacture were conducted on the most primitive basis. But adjoining the Walled City, sur- rounding it, were more modern quar- ters, mainly Chinese in architecture, to be sure, yet struggling to adopt some measure of the spaciousness of the West, while here and there foundries roared and factories spun and wove and punched metal. In the midst of all was reared Chang's palace, a building of colossal dimensions, conceived in an atrocious mimicry of nineteenth century public buildings in Europe. Its one claim to beauty was the park which ringed its ugly square bulk. The garden wall was dotted with sentries and machine guns, and in barracks adjacent a battalion of infantry slept constantly upon their arms. Americans, from the consul down, were inclined to laugh at Dagger's am- bition to meet the Tu-chun— “My dear lady, he’s a most attrac- tive bandit, and he has the largest harem of Western women owned by any one individual in China, but you'd be disappointed in him, I assure you. He takes himself very seriously. And I wouldn't encourage a woman of your position to meet him —not that he couid do anything to you, you know, but he says the most terrible things, if he happens to feel like it. And he asks questions, too—oh, you'd be very unhappy.” Dagger quietly recited her recent adventures. “Do you think he'd be more danger- ous or annoying than & caravan of Saharan Arabs?” she demanded. “We-eell — perhaps mnot. But you won't get anything out of him. He rather looks down on women, to be honest with you.” “I wonder if you'd be willing to for- ward him a note from me?” she asked. “I used to know a man who was friendly with him.” “Oh, glad to, of course.” This was the consul. “But officially, I must RESORTS. BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. CAMP SCHLEY INN Special reduced rates, 310 to $15 per week. it CLARA COBLENZ, i hone. No. 3. ocmm CITY, MD. ATLANTIC HOTEL Sept-Oct, Rates Reduced. = Ideal Weather, Goed CBathing. Best Fishing. - FPhone 135 ‘modern; THE HASTINGS HOTI:'.L G x. nd Bomelike. Running water T ariate Bt BORK"Ehial T) M. EDUCATIONAL. CCOUNTANCY Pace Courses; B. C. S. and M. C. S. degrees; Day and Eve- mning Classes; Coeducational. sk for Bulletin Benjamin Franklin University 314 TRANSPORTATION BLDG. 8259 17th and H STRAYER COLLEGE “A Coll Business Training' 27 ate Institution for » Twenty - seventh successful year. Enlarged faculty, Im- proved courses. Classes now forming. 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WOOD, cipal SCHOOL OF LAW—SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND GOVERNMENT Reglstral 'l‘ciml, ;o; registratiol 818 13th St. N.W. Tolephones Nat. 6617, Met. 7964 GEORGETOWN LAW SCHOOL 1930-1931 SESSIONS COMMENCE Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1930 For Late Afternoen Classes Monday, Sept. 22, 1930 For Morning Classes wRF LR B S R, Georgetown Law School 506 E Street, N.W. Telophone National 7293 frown and- i~ “Prown all you please,” Dagger in- terrupted cheerily, “so long as you do what I want.” ‘The consul laughed. “I know how you get what you want,” he sald. “Scribble your note, Mrs. Vaneering, and Il inclose it with & consular chit. You'll probably receive an invitation to meet the harem, at least—and they tell me that's one of the sights of China.’ Dagger's note was of the briefest: ‘o the Tu-chun Chang Kai 8ho: have heard of you from Blaine Howard. Will you talk to me of him? He was lost in the Great War, and I seek those of his friends he loved best to refresh my memory of him. “ALEXANDRA VANEERING.” His response was as sudden as it was unexpected. That afternoon the street in front of Dagger's hotel was invaded by troops. Cavalry on chunky horses galloped into formation; a long column of infantry unwound itself. And next, to the wailing invocation of Chinese music, a little group of mounted men rode up to the portico. To Dagger, watching amusedly from her window, came the hotel's Japanese proprietor, abashed and uncertain. “If you please, madame,” he ex- claimed, sucking in his breath politely and trying to_conceal his worry, “the ‘Tu-chun is below and asks to see you. Most unusual, this doing, madame. Maybe I better send for American, Japanese consul. What you think?” “Ask the Tu-chun to come upstairs, Mr. Araki” Dagger answered, more amused than ever. “No, I don’t think we need the consuls. I invited the ‘Tu-chun to call.” Mz, Araki looked doubtful, b “Chang plenty big man,” he doubtfully. “Never can know what he do. Make trouble with Russian for woman.” “He wont mske trouble for me’” Dagger reassured him. “Please ask him to come up to my salon.” “If you please.” Mr. Araki ducked his head lnd sucked in his breath simultaneously, perfect embodiment of Eastern and Western courtesy. “But if he make trouble you call loud and.I come q}l‘lk‘k No Chinese man do this in my hotel, madame—no, not the Tu- chun_ himself.” “I'm sure he won't,” Dagger assented. “But if he does——" Mr. Araki glowed under her smile and retired. And a few moments later there was a knock on Dagger’s door. “Come in,” she said. 0 A voice spoke gutturally and the do“ swung open, framing the ullut, uni est man she had ever seen, reason of the long, silken roho lu and the peacock's feather in his mn- darin’s hat—itself a commentary upon the Republican regime in China. face, too, was long and gaunt, its slant eyes bright as an eagle's and as crudl, his nose, which flared at the noemh, hooked in a predatory beak. One hand was hooked in the sash Q! his robe, revealing talon-like fingers, their tips incased in the silver sheal which g‘ld been fashionable for mi of rank under the empire. He was long, too, in his legs, horseman’s legs that straddled beneath the skirts of the robe. Behind him Dagger cl!.mpud the hall full of officers in khaki, Mx, Araki hovering uneasily in their midst. There was a_glitter of swordhilts and the electric bulbs shone dully on the butts of holstered automatics, but so far as she could see the tall man n the doorway was unarmed. He stared at her with a frank ne terest which reminded her of the ref- erences in books she had read to “im- passive yellow masks.” And the arro- gance in his jet eyes was minimized By ;he courtesy with which he addressed 1 am Chang,” he sald. “It was kid of you to tell me you had come.” (Continued tomorrow.) ' GUNMAN TALKIES, AIDED. BY TAX HELP, ADVANCE American Sound Films Find Stiff Competition and Critical Audi-! ences in Rhineland. BERLIN (N.AN.A) —The German talkie is coming on apace and it is being helped, too, in an indirect way by the government, which permits all instrue- tional and a large number of feature films to be played as “of cultural value,” without the exaction of the heavy amusement tax levied on all other pictures. ‘The UFA film studios, after two very difficult years, claim to have made all their investments in new technic: equipment for the making of sound films from their own capital resources. An American sound fllm has to be d;m lndn‘ecd to pay its way in any TIan ture palace. There are R e it at- ing his “Blue Angel” success his new picture, “The Darling of the Gods,” in which he GIsvs a tenor beloved the feminine pul?ul a hew and different mle iving full scope for the vanity and ness of a stout, middle-aged man, Iut which, being in lighter usual, t.hh:' probably made Js for-