Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1930, Page 57

REAL IDEAT "TOOATION FOR BARBER BHOP, Hi Bemuty ‘parlor ¥ month. 5431 Hih o mu uitabl aht. divide ?'m'-'"-’um "he’ obporiupity. W«fi Connnllcul ave, with messanine. Rent best_downtewn le mess; concessions tenants: act fast. A _rare_offer. DESIRABLE STORE ESTABLISHED LOCATIS Qood for any business. ~Rent %5, 1913 " nw. “Phone District 1140 or apply EXCHAV E. ESTATE $0O THAT’S WHAT YOU USE TO QUIET A PATIENT DOWN WITH, LULY' SALE—SUBURBAN. ~__(Continued.) BRICK BUNGALOW Ty, uch & good i o ’B. ZANTZINGER co., 945 K Bt Na. 8371 ——— ’Awfl IT. AM.I. IGHT ROOMS, loul ge, lor “mod lll dwelling n%\l. Sast. Address Box 480~ v aceA o IAGE Wfl.L one Spindes sadan 1o Pl Soud, ' yery -nll l nm for house wlt Jour property and, st Address Box 244- SALE OR_EXCHANGE., \j BEAUTIFUL VIEW. ON M AN Iooms, batil, ‘!iunilln'. E acres, apple of- | n COUNTRY ES’ u Bord Tacd TJust. Deyond Great Fa ':3' Forestville, Va.; excellently mod- | ern 8- Satage. om house, doubl ropen.y lvr equi Vi —Clnll l' for nml“ 1 vntm!flt Iflll’ l.\u:\(.l y”y‘; sk r ou\bnulldi s, 0'“! 5 tr.do equit; fi)r small tlty hun Eb il o d cummerclll clofl to Wllht%lm I!lrl 31 ust. 5 clea: [ house. et Bt i e —ul‘ l’lfl. o ’:-.-k 310; mi} o e bore. c.l ¥ j Tatn, g5, month. .é:fi"%‘%- i rable location for hotel, offices, re: for 3 W. P. ave., Dist. 6310. 14th AND COL. RD. lx—-.kfl“b'-'llll.v o M- gy A -‘3:':"."“11‘: SALE—BUILDING SITES. A FOMMAND ING LOCATION, Opposite Pierce’s Mill. Acre and one-half hill facin Pierce Mill, and located on nort side of Tilden st., opposite spring house. This is an unusual for a stone house. The pi turesque and substantially d veloped surroundings - make it the outstanding home location, having individuality and pe petual panoramic view of the west entrance to Rock Creek Park. Enos S. Newman, 2600 Tilden St. e e TOAI\S UP_TO $300. . e TN et 227 Rhode Iiland Avg, M, r:fi;".mm Car Line to Doo: c0} REAL n'nnpmm LOAN ON D. O. REAL ESTAT! MONEY 7O LOAN 2":‘”"“# :mw MONEY TO LOAN—_ANY AM rent interest: low cost, oumuul, 308 Pe. Pa. Mr. e | 5% BARNEST, 8§21 3 Efi?li;m-‘nmhmn RENT_SUBURBAN. AMI, NEAR im ‘&ve., Takoma JUNGALOW, PARTL‘I FOR. .345.00 ToOm bungalow. ho! hoo -room home, bath. lov: Wl She 8 am. or Sunday bo(ur- OF COURSE I 1T Wikl \F YOoU GWVE THEM ENOVGKH OF \T. BUT WE ONLY USE \T \N CASE OF AN EMERUENCY. WANT HIM TO KNOW 1 WARNED YOU, GIRLIE™ BUT YOURE WITH TROUBLE WHEN YOU START MAKIN® ©00-GOO EYES AT MR.MULLINS' NEPHEW. AND IF 1 WAS YOM 1 WOULDN'T LET HIM TAKE ME TO THAT RIWET-SLINGER'S DANCE SATU NIGHT, THAT IS UNLESS YOU ARE FOND RIDING IN PATROL. WAULONS— SET DOWN FLIRTING DEARIE, YOU'LL BE DEAD ON YOUR FEET WHEN I FINISH TELLIN' YOU ABOUT ALLTHE BOOB THINGS THAT !ANJOEYBD AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. TOMORROW. Adam A. Weschler & Son, Auctioneers Retiring Sale of New and Used AUTOMOBILES aa TRUCKS By Ordér of Lee Automotive Sales Co., Frederick, Md, Retiring From Business By Public Auction At Weschler’s Auto Auction 613 G St. N.W. Saturday, October 25, 1930, 10 A.M. New Cars and Trucks ‘Whippet Four-door Sedans, Willys “6” Sedan, International Model SF46 Two-ton Chassis With Three-passenger Cab, 32x6 Dual Tires, 6x12- Foot Stake Body. Used Cars and Trucks Willys-Knight Coach, Model 70B, Demans!rtwr Essex, Willys-Knight, Hudson, Studebaker, Ford, Whl ete. Coach, Coupe, Touring and Roadster Bodies. e Llh ‘28" Three- ton Chassis, Tiiree-passenger Cab, 34”x7” Dual ’l‘iru Imemntlonu Mod- el 63, With New Model 105 Motor, Stake Body. Reo Speed Wagon, ete. ON VIEW AFTERNOON OF FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24th Chevrom “6,” In Sedan, 0c33,23. ROOM BUNGALOW. §-room house, a.m.i., col ocated o Isla Boow 4% ’m’ fine condition, In Oxon” Hl beyond Cong: i re: lews furnace; Varden and priviless R L, 1115 Eve 8t N.W. BT e T ¥ P faviory. u’\’.’ue Ches g y car arage, F. zidaire as, he- trteily 30 £, water: :yv "?-gx:'ud “Fo Wr ml I'n.omlron Hflll at $65 per noufl up. AURORA HILLS HO! INC. 3 Phone_Clarendon 1087 SALE NEW oF rent: Washington &i. B. M. " Phone Clarenton 3036, AUCTION SALES. S_AFTE] N -muu in the m‘rl‘:‘ ‘ibdmm- o3, 1n t rmrdl: in l-l i; blect ¢ W:nn no_ bui v:utne shell ‘ln o( r- Sucation ‘hufire it for id block money eaua. years, wi Fixtures, Equipment, Office Furniture, Luu Ete. CLAXTON POULTRY CO. ton_Poul- try Co., Inc., Bankrupt, No. 2380, Franels W. Hill Trustee. TERAS. CASH. (™, e THOMAS J. OWEN SR SN OTIONEERS: i BB -ufin thon “r'h "unde B 11 ng" whith iy ve. The entire anly Mammoth itouge Sale Grand and Upright Pianos, General Electric Refrigerator, Bed Room, Din- ing Room and Living Room Furniture, R Rugs and Carpets, China, Glassware, Picturu Trunks, Fur Coats, Fur Rugs, Clothing, Player Pianos, Personal Effects, Talking Machines, Radios, Refrigerators, Kitchen Utensils, Mattresses, Pillows, Etc. AT PUBLIC AUCTION At Sloan’s Galleries, 715 13th Street SATURDAY, October 25th, 1930, at 10 A.M. By order of the Security Storage Co. and Others. —large iscellaneous jewelry fram the order of the American Security and Trust Co. SHge oA €. G. Sloan & Co., Tnc., Aucts. ru THOMAS J.‘?W‘g.h.‘l'al:, “ngmom, ALUA] GUS EICHRERG, Auetiencer 85 AUTOMOBILESS ... 12 Neen, at 462 Penna. Ave. o o .u tain deed of wrust duls -n‘, in Liber 108, folio 131 ef seq f the land focords of the District of d at the recuest of the ereby. the underst public auetion, MONDAY, N.W. seat) coul 2) u.!\t w GUS EICHB!'.RG Official U. S. Govt. Auctionesr t's in ¢ llo nlm. Fecorded ?n ? T bt & ?;ner cn“:tv 1’- lumbia, lg‘e‘anfl" " et of e for the Same at the Lorth- East corner of s said lov 18, 1d ' point “beini ng 4 d iIce 8§01 1( fhe south [T of xuld lo 10, Thends exst e terly along lllfl ith line 54 .I‘ to Pourt l‘ st) 3 thence northerly llfln HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS I SUITES AND oDD PIECES fl| i *Eiblect” t6 “the’ dovenants o Pianos, Frigidaires, i 1 F03 PESOie ACjhe puuies Pressing Machines, "six b Rugs, Etc. By Order American Storage and Transfer Co., for Storage Charges, and from Other Soureces By Auction At Weschler's 920 Penna. Ave. NW, hler & Sem, Auctioneers rope: A e purchaser. reauired "'%Hhm” -2 AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. ADAM A WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. TR ES' 8, TWO-STORY. AR T T BRI irtue of & ”nnn flogd, of trust duly 8012, folio, 147 et s aia Fogor the District Tum) and at “ih % Secured thereb: ite's subdivi s in as_per pllt ncox d in the tl gurveyor for the District "ot Corambla ' Liber o, 106 o5 8t toll 3 above property wil be s0ld sublect 10 a building and ffon trust ‘ameunting 1o 11,480 ot & per-cen pavable monthiz: balsnce cash. A det q equired of purchaser st time Al cflnnylnc!nl recording and fees at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the tru: t to resell the ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. Jus! TRUSTEES: BALE OF PREMISES 4311 ALA- BAMA AV SOUTI By, virtue of & deaa SOl ecorded tn Liber 5645, tolio 149, i1l auction, TR ots 5, 56 and o7 | s ftTvmon e e Diskriet o'} "oolumbla as Ber nt recorded In surveyor's ofice in Book 43, o33, 2 One: fourth of oney Tepretented by Burchasery ihres Dromissory notes, pavable at ome, two and Wit imterent at $ hor n apd pi Dlrchaser previous y cos er five da; vertisement In ar. The Bvening Star. . M. Trusiees, R e THOS. J. OWEN & 'rmuws;M % OF Igx |1 Yieek i Mj gafi%fl R Ak ll Virtll. l( l f'i.li T el Iand recor ind_at ¢l lullnf trust, ises, | chase price to ) trlce of Gl i ung lot 93 1 . A t.l!\lle:.‘h rdlin sul !l- per lirunr-dmlv ‘or or th. Distriet of - ‘ olio 10; block & now lor of g0 U0 oot chase) cos A and rl‘a ot the nd \ine of said onml e 37008, romainder . inerest of George L ject l., ‘hlnllfl ll!llll"ll n (u» l‘n I sa tve::" seven hlmll nd twenty- two (27”) tmn{nn?lo.nu thnefiz ‘.’"" b e Aing sultin ahar -lm “‘ve ueh, fessle in some 'ashington, Pc ? ‘dmlnll"lm. om-ua?-':uu" -~ 13 i District ot Colum| ¢ | known for assessment ® | Doses ‘as Bauare 3036, sublest o the eove- d | nantc of record ft " | published in “ie city of 'Wiashington, .Yuna - h B B OoF Al \TH, 2 &% e 1 8. l'l'flo i fl’éum "': t}wn'{ reBhatirte ot four Ton\ln m o S8 respectively. af e ian n‘rfflrd ot m a uest he parties secured thereby, the unders rale ‘a } sell at, public austion, n tront of, ¢ Y, ' OCTOBER ‘COMMENCING A’ th. !ollo'ml ;!fi; m R’%’"n’ >l be $d in cash, the b ; recorded in Liver isement uch ¥ published in Wn.hlnlwn Trustess. 0c16,d&dbs.exBu ul 15th Bt. N.W. ADAM A. wmm.n & SON, Auctioneers. SALE OF DETACHED STUCCO m%fi-fimc. NO. 1238 EVARTS STREET rtal 32, .E isprict of Ca- igned tr neu T, e, it o front of thl vnmluu on H'I’H DAY O’P“ NE By virtue o 1930, {owihne-descrin ds of the officc The District of Conimbia, said Bloek § now and taxstion pur- Terms of sale: One-fourth of the pur- paid in ca balance fn"thres installments. Tepr promissory notes, of the purcu two and three yea U stx per cent per annum from day of paysble semiwpnuslis, sesured 57 of trust i cash, & nnnur E' ’m B rehlur ,m‘.":';“..'i i g Tt m.. lln '" 'mn serve’the Tishi fffi e '“nfl“fl-vfl-"-um- N Fhzueeno, 0¢16,18,21,24,§ Trustees. HOMAS 1. OWFLS ¥ ltn-t ‘Nor \UCTIONEERS, west. 'I'EU L -fourth eash; nl. Y ree once: ith interest o, Sni, payable sl ;E. llX“Dfl‘ cent ‘r' A 00 uxchuzr allowed to :ompm: a7 TR her Darticulars ot i Purchase. of sale. SATURDAY i eé= inuf n, sioh Bl‘.‘n‘é‘i'ox'é'n'.' will J 88, Pubily nd by 'Irlua oo- 5 lvnro‘- nd ""?:.!.“:a?“.'g‘ \I:' fl et “"’. e l'flf“m»'omu sold o l‘5 the oireutt | [l ?}"“‘"«h 'and o |l Lot 33, Square 2656; 74'x72.84’ Very Liberal Terms (About One Square From 16th Street.) BALTZ, - 0017,d&dbs, exSu Attractive Detached dence Public Auction Monday, October 27, 1930, 4:30 P.M. Open for Inspection All Day Sunday No. 4713 Blagden Terrace and l H i S‘:,",s;:"?;""".s £ 1 Bt at 1 trust duly fgx“«;":u Sea | & o4 | Bfiaec or Bupmics 2o ! i AL & o e vid- l;l‘c‘r afu!): AUCTIONS TURKEY PREPARED 1«5’ W’\\l l TO GREET. PREMIER Greek Patriareh Expected to Sign Treaties of Friendship While at Istanbul. FIND RABBI FAMlSHED Hebrew Suffered From Cold After |~ Escaping Russian Police. WARSAW, October 24.—(#).—The mhld\hcfl\udnniownntm’om sea the on the outskirts of ‘hl Pnth elty of Ofl-l‘w ‘Wednesday. He was scantily clad and half famished. Anapolie is & town not far from the Russo-Polish border. rule. wnenh.wunvlvedhohudhv- by precipitately erossing ihe border, of — AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. THOA 7. QyXN & SGN. AUCTIONKENS: " "’*"fim"*’“"fi’w’iifi B mu- of s certain deed of trust, iver No. 8473, xgl-‘rn et m‘ Hl::v'l’ Oonufl‘fi!.u fii "é'wt "*'--m: !l-‘lll INAL. SCHOUL OF wunnm N ress. at. Accounuucy Walton Courses New Classes Begin Oct. 37 ENpOLL New Columbus University 1314 MASS. AVE. N, land Tec: lumbia, an cured thereby, fell st publ s, on &% R el oy x fi' Tml*’ffl DA’ AD. 1930, " A FO! ©O'CLOCK Pu. tlu luuowlu-du:rl?l ind pre; Tai Gty ol wash, bnston, District of ColulT.b‘II and i s in Liber o® 130 Detng" futly “described ta | 22 t trust By metes and f ment and taxa- one and two omi-Annuaily, of trust upol 4 ol éunuy. , etc., at cml of be 'complied wit! a7 of sale, otherwise ve advertisement gich ze resaie saie 18 ime newspAber publianed n BENJAMIN \NOLBERG, 0020.22.24.37.20:80 PROPOSALS. " Trustees. NAT!ONAL UNIVERSITY IM of lfl.-i- IH w New 0’- n MARKETING—SALES PRINCIPLES & PRACTICE: New Course Now St Resistrar's Office Oven 0 AM. 0 ¥ P.M. 818 13th St. NW. DY les -nd Accounts, Nav: ll ington, D. 2 nntrl November '4, 1930, for furnish- mgmu fo the Navy Yard, ste. Apply tor pror ccounts, Supplies ‘and & 0024,31 Soiork s ¢ umber. wllhlll th ml ol , “Paymaster the ‘Navy. by LEGAL NOTICES. BRIDE_AND WALTER L owu-.. “Attorneys. g T e extension. of -nu Strects, in %-: Di ms{' e%‘cfln?h ;'u llefuon ouu iy Coitgusns s Bt 12 n, ny ‘slreet, conform_with Dm’fit ot St WILLIAM nrovod March %, AT ation of Columb } el b g 3 e uIP 'fuu i Court i aseseda .dnm itk the sueh cages to assess ¢l T, .,,-g. may lLsuln hy remn of “ NEW 7:30 Class —in Acsounting for stariiss figm;.!-..mn;..ugti. NeTaEs, & . o S o : 1t 1 Tpen 8;;" % | Southenstern University 1738 G St (Y- M. C. A), NA. 8380 I.Il its Eick b BTG o F elix "tad "the aese Srdered inat - coby ‘ol this Dotice -amy be publishec twice 8 week for two suc- the Washington Evening shinston Bost and tha Washe e ! newspapers. publl :. Mahony Art Schml 9% | Day Professional Courses Night 1o In Cnlnr Interior Decoration, Costume be cial Art, Posters, Pemr - lnk. m Saturday A.M. Classes, 1747 R. 1. Ave. North 1114 A Interior Decoration—Costume Life Class ' Children's Saturday United States \ipon each of the owners af th jand te be condemned hergin. i by g ST the tenants and occupants ox'm samy d loth day of November, 193 FRA] CUNNINGHA! Giers 87 SARBT . HULL. hsst Glerk, 0c16.17.33.34 ANSFER RAGE 9220 DAVle'a;l"l.: 3 AC EMY— 1333 F St. NW. ME. 2833, COLUMBIA 'I’ECH" All Branches of + ENGINEERING end LUDY * South Carolina Ave. at the Bosrdwalk “l’w’l‘lfi CI'I'Y" NIWI&'I' ;250 flv:“n{:?;t;n uaum '5 I Ayu, N. 4 Zfiwfl"m TLANTIC CITY. Nk HE lure of the Sea while basking in the autumnal sunshine on the new decks of Hotel Dennis is most delightful and beneficial. to :lhl lub]set to buuains rmflcurm line and covenants of record. House is in’ excellent_condition, contain! m, Living Reom, Kitchen and Pantry; 2 complete unu. hv-w flut floor lnd servant's bath in uu-t ‘Two-car Bullt-in Garage and Oil Burner. Terms: Subject deed of trust, $14,000 at 6 per cent, due August 30, 1932, h‘hnce one- third cash, runltnlzr Pi!fll- uso month, which includes interest on first and second ts, secured by deed of trust en property sold, cash over trust, at option ef purchaser. $500 deposit required at sale. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, AUCTS. 00 RALE—SUBURBAN. 3 \de! ms"." % i 8 ot WBulhli” fiv" 0c24.98 posit of e e —— alulrlc]" lary E ;?‘”'EW; " to ith i L.E'a'&“ na "con