Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1930, Page 39

REAL ESTATE, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 19%0. AUCTIONS, c-11 =Y S Al 2 $100 CASH. 6 Rooms—3 Cov:ud Po;ches u 732 17th ST. N.W. Next to Metropolitan g'“ Suitaple for m AMERICAN. mkfl? & TRUST 00, Real htlu Dept. 15th & Ps._Ave. at1 4819, DENTISTS, gmm WILL CONSIDER TRADE. 5704-5706 NEVADA AVE. CHE\/ / CHASE D. C. il 3 oatna bulit-in_garage: Back perch, ¢ Besd. et ;emdre i: nesr Oonni. sve. 8" clev. 4571, n 511 llth bT Entire 6th Floor for Lease, THE MOST MODERN OF SUTTABLE POR R LIGHT 1900 Square Feet at §1 Per MODERN HOMES. 7] 4 . Freight !fl l’ugnt'u "!fiuffl - ORI T H. G. SMITHY COMPANY, ; Only $8975. Successors to Business of GLOVER PARK. N sty Gomy nc, OINING MASS. AVE. KEGHTS, pt.) 04 SO 1418 Eye. 9 rresated Té bathe. Sullc-in Sacures. cened breakiast and sleeving porenes. Sodar-lined clogete. « Built-in radio &n ‘Enllen Brass Denting Axture fchen In two. colors, With iniaid_lino- eléetric refrigeration and double inboard ginks. Bt et R Exhibit Home, 2211 38th St. N.W. ,'l ',w{l th—o‘"h 'ark N 0! oflflv! 2. Sad faen nd.u’fi..m O M Edward M. Willis, Builder, Tower Bide National 7479, Che\y Chase, D. C. ,350. eomcm ol aid in cash, e mon balance aual’ ingtaliments, one years. w pay Sale, secured by deed of property sold, or all cash the purchase uired at t ct Nat’l Bank Bldg, 1406 G it N'W In héart of business e room | £ m .m lounon for | 2% 8ée_Su H. G. S\HI'HY COMPANY, Successors to Business of N. L. Sansbury Company, Ine., 1418 Eye. Nat'l 5904. RENT—OFFICE SPACE. ON A B bl B | WANTED—DESK SPACE. mnu ufllh‘l ‘1 f: em u a nu’ furc ,I in 3.6 n.'l’ln‘f pul éd in w m Wi TO“ lf” setetbanenl] ATRED LA SR O vaLpamLE NG, co G, BLX, ROOMS 0 MARIETTA O e oA ln 5420 e, of trust re- e e i In leer 5921 m of lhl the Dl!"lfl ot B e Fequest ot ‘The who 1 ol &t once. RENT—BUSINESS PROPERTY. X he secure ‘M ¥ h win"gell 8t rgf! %fi %mm on DAY O it Ny o ’{fid\‘m z;""rubam ion ave ET 8 v:er‘gm hrmrded in | the o T . for 'P}Z i o bis 18 %- it o cot 1732 CONN. AVE. Second floor, large front room with rear apartment of one room, kitchen, dining alcove arid bath, H. G. SMITHY CO., 1418 Eye St. Nat'l 5904. iy o Lictie manr ™ - New Detached Cleveland Park Home. $8.750. iy 4t low i ‘ 1588 o(‘ 1dhuted o, dat l eonvey-ncm .n 1 e ikt mmy Mnrrwhe deposit resol at €01 pirchaser after five ('\“)‘;51:”' 8, tadk 8RS 1140 CONN. AVE. Second floor, large front room with 2-room, kitchen and bath apt. in rear. Very E g reasonable rent. Serth H. G. SMITHY CO., gy 1418 Eye St. Nat'l 5004, uo istea T 'fin iy d06,8,10,12,15,17 SALE OR EXCHANGE. ....;-..T"'fi_‘a‘: TRt Bl it i'x'i“ pS™ ¥ arder. ut n nts 16" 4 .g :nnmu ufi altor. COIA 5RED BARGA]NE Riafning, € Jare rooms. Wil trade for building lots o7 smal 3 CE ol et dnane; S glear or sublect to small trust. Csll Dieh. EXCHANGE. R, & B, 3 e LT OF 1V, W’fi’ : o & certal of trust, duly St e ariy 400 l he par 740 W‘ ror ‘E vy puhuc lucllon ing- Tfi x-na lnd S e uxr ';'{"‘ 2‘.& !lfl.‘g;‘("lr €8 %bwhwfl National )RED—COLUMBIA g e < o DETACHED HOME. ‘West Chevy Chase. 05 8 o et B AMI HOME; SALS—~LOTS. & feet wide; E 'm‘% fiW“HB‘J‘i e | i Apt. 0 lur.-wnmuus. thence wm.n .on. the un ur FOR COLO%ED BLOOV}I\GDALE SECTION. Y 3 L e neuh w P! and cost o(dn.en ‘dchult‘lnl'lflgg‘!‘nn:. ter sement of & o Dewspaner - pubiished. 1a the ‘eity of Washington, D. C. €012,1517.19.22 toes. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. TS Sats. ST TAUES BN N.W. !y Gheine of a certain deed of trust duly lio, 457 et ""'m'q"fi"' ;J“‘ e, sg2, umbis snd at the r oj he D ed thereby, the une B wmfi’"'fi e by iom. in 1r¢ AY, TF, - ‘the o] in is, w raf n.A Mrch &on:xg ?d‘:i nfi‘nr Season: REAL ESTATF—LOANS. LOAN ON D. C. REAL interest. and 3rd trusts 86 in nurhy ana Vi u& PR 1018 ‘e ot ublic & We o the market for monf ment Aemted purchase money. med n IM g‘nr)ct of umcfl“lrmy UNION FINANCE COMPANY, iward Blde. o4 1416 ¥ OT. N.W. AUTO LOANS. mu e’ ¢ daz ads et O eBORR S TE e (B O O T A TERM. LOANE- ADAM. A. w-mm & BOW, Auetioneers. om soveral” ".'mfl n{grll i‘(:mn‘ Hotel, !'{. b and Pairmont, i lifwe spart- rchAndioe Bullding, 14th =nd € sts. pé, _store factories, size, wih power. « FIDE LITY STOR AGE CO., l’Elvl store IJ kitchén m HARRY LUSTINE LOW AUTOMOBILE FINANCE SERVICE. N.W. MET. 236 1 4ia. AMPLE PARKING SPAGE. wANs E (URED ON AUTO uc)_‘A_{gs Oonrwoul%ervlr;e—l 9 Andorsements. New York Ave Corr S0 . 9283, any IS ON A AE'ME REALTY & FINTCO., NAT. 2453. OAX\S _6 OWNERS. DISTRI T FINAI\CE CO 913 New York Ave. ALE—! R i, G g;fi*’?‘}fi ey, tice. TRANSFER ORAGE ©O. m i3 Barils oveygpga _de17.24 8. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS, TROS. 4. QU e Or Y o ne BT BIORY 226 TWELFTH RTH- Pretty detached ho: 7 containing ¢ large, il rooms, B, e, large ant; -2 aundry tra i ln{:uldxrunr planted ot 50 ft. TR NO. WES’ By virige of a certain ldut; of trust, @a! 4 Oolb;rafl 1928, bels ument No. 164 Teords of ihe Columbia., aid & lJAfiTERS s by of the District - ,.,,,',,'.' ue 2 &3 ""’ 1™kl ""‘ 't ail to sée this hefors Wuying. 188 eatest ot Basty focured P”"B g . the “nfl'l'lllntfl t"ll ren ses, m BIIL' Iam front A’v'mm m | Blila® 5% -or SALEINVESTMENT mm@%fi Chain Store Investm Bésutitul Sew 40-16. .-m‘ oo, leased Blm -,nfiggzz.m,; ik :KFEVER & GOSS,‘ fi e T'f?v, Pyt ovements, Ineudtoe Hity uAurE Ifl:fi; e e 16 fesove '%t&‘f' §m ‘Bgs mo. 0. R Soid subiect. 200 Avfnmn Ridge. Phone Clarendon 1057. MOVE IN NOW. X IEII o! mu price lbotve sal s Dn = tituted Trustes In sgflbl‘llly Cause No. 52008 Pour-# bune: Hehts, bath: laree lo HLER & SON, Aucfioneers. Six-room, 1, ot siound: chitkéa ot & Pive-room bungalow, Jfopionte. aestric (g A NON & LUCHS INC FI“W“‘ST—ENT GASOLINE STATION. Lesse respousible s, 10-yéar et Tease o unusually dtirs condition, co tion n:u Ares ivine aned ol Kitcnen, bed rooms, ome wnndlmh i3 i iEvee g apd fac | 0% ace. Reasonable rental of HARR\' LUSTI compante. 15% Det 1o ipvestor. TY CO.. 1416V t Ave. Decatur 1810, r'%fifiau for Ten Years, ré 1?5 e @ ‘)‘% .l "l’ ‘ istrict .zp‘pm y “ ll. l elec- ird of the purchase n two and two 1.' W e (Ou Tre diries HortSean “" t gt 2 %,g}.‘m. % tees. | THOS. J. OWEN & lol. AUCTIONEERS. of L3 rms netween umlm 1 a nn Ninth_ street. ...J’h ter of ’lld l 99333 fest to e 5 . nub d ‘rlvlleu 'oF u-m J'm cXcepted : | folio 172, Adam A. Weschler & Son, ORIENTAL RUGS By Auction At Weschler’s, 920 Penna, Ave. N.W. Tharsday, December 18, 1930 Commencing 2 o’Clock P. M. Also Special Evening Session 8 O'CLOCK P. M. EEER On Vzew Af!er 11A. M. nl- Ui < X, e&rmn d:zfi,: frust, duly ulut 1 4 1ot, thence east -lo year line of sald lot and sald sliep i thence north along ssid a 1 thence along said alley nor feet, thence in a str 'm line # i One. pre t"eoum m' St o4 nu "bem it of {;”‘vuulr 3 l.ld :he nurc aser llc::d“" “w ney to be paid in ual instaliments. pas s, with Interés annum, payab . sale. secur m,.aa"frw‘%:w jfi.z' lin m Al 7 sale '&o ' The - Fight to 1 days !rm X e X , By IWA’D uugsu%gm - mms“mm secured ho hy. h e indersiened fell- at publie fr o%x.ocx P.M. otfowtin 4 and - in squars. nt. sauare x hundred and tweive ( “s, subdivisi reuninger's, subdiv as per pl a t'. :n' mo“'m'si; 3 lflfi‘:“é:fi& o 8 1 e el e 3, i u,z:,weh.;‘-,;g Efad w""""? =5 e will_be_res t Conveyancing, guired at the time o nu t the of n ., 8t cost of conveyancing momln- tc. S S 7, 91 sase SEper ol e eost daA: r_after five jesale 1n u R T e10,12,13,18, 1817 14 THOS. J. O W Rre sttt 0 ‘rnv!’l’% SALE _OF vu.. E YOU R.nl. u-nn, mua of & M¥| deed of U m: wa% nt t n ll reb; at ou n . st 'nfl‘““:'.'e:r'e"%“ sem| sale, erty soid, or N, AUCTIONEERS, NG No." 3l %W* by 2 to the land | beginning, now known for asser taxation purposes as lot 812, gauare E ’ One-third o "Y'w Besabie 1n one t #éven per u 1..n..u.u, s, we ah ys' adve; inty 2! !l Fesiriotton fe a8 | Hecr go t n?f:! and taver Trolt % 11" Some fewspaper lubluh'd ™y i SAMUEL A DRURY, el qllhu. PRPSTRURIL £ pd TROMAS DUWLING § OO, Auctionsers Auction Sale of de8-d&dbs.exSu FUTURE 1 Ve, & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eve Street_Northwes STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BHICK BweLIINGC Eir NO, 2457 P ST) Gwm'u" ubde el Sty Gt e, e ot e Bufct of colimbl THE Nmrxm'rfl DAY OF CLOCK Sindred of Every Description Smith’s Transfer and Storage Warehouse Neo. 1313 U $t. N.W. Friday, December 19th At 10 O’Cleck A.M. de16,17.18 f“‘“r-c a-“f:g 1h‘¥;um ol; uml q;. will sell st AD. 1930, AT THI bered sfxteen (16) san's subdivision of of :dxz‘y-{our danst of 12 o surveyor ber much of u inelus @), S b Luo 118, -mpti so m of %t red t e-fourth e Foe. vears, with 1 SON. AUCTIONEERS, e -ucun FusP' e sbrec Nortwwasts TRUSTEES' SALE ROOM_AND BATH HOU! ERN ova'i‘%‘m !{, oN. . G, “"r‘l 5 1“{-1& &“‘fllmo'n 5 fema ‘Disirict. ot " Gotmmbi Bos ' S S Ve sy e i virtue of Al ed H ‘e "Bones fi'fia'&umy-z-o haridred (1200), s ’ g of the ihe"Biktrics ‘of Columbia 'in it %m E " wad wo n.'?. : Biim “Fror a% | nnually: Te: :' by Wy e F truss 5,¢ urt which i "be aounced st Eg“ taiti m prigs above sal ne un: with re, flmu.v. x-u g:e Sl The Secret >¢V>f MARGARET YORKE 2 INSTALLMENT XXIV. ARCARET ahd Stan breakfaet, that MW&! m must mai Shir] i s a1 Btan s, wich st “ON, don't ever sell 11" she pro- “Where will you be?” he asked, after & pause. T thought of Carmel, Stan. That's M warm and and near the sea—won- . If you marry, I' know it, never fear, and if you don't I am ever free—" “If it isn't Shirley—and it won't be Shirley!—it will be nobody, of course!” Stanley reminded her moodily. “If it isn't Shirley, it simply means walting. There'll never be anybody eise, I know that. It isn't any one thing I love you Irwin. “'men you were Margaret Irwin?” “Oh, no, Margaret Yorke. tfully, “but 'why 1 it—why can’t seem to understa: ¢ | other woman might have,” he said. "It isn't being in love! It's your wrists and your eyes lnfl .m : | voice and the you and your point %( view and fln . to use the n)ouu“& ‘wear'! ently, as she { I feel today for yelru th.n Snd changed me!” You ‘make 1 nd? I|and cl me! You ¢ won- dertul to me—I just simply want 0 be where you are and do overythln: 1 do with you and meet you in town and help you inito my car and discuss and dig in the garden with you. Themd.sbun t from him in ; his volce é§ 3 = .gi 888 FERES 55‘555 4 ot orest. Buck and Lily and Lady went after f.l'n deer with nud blrklna mwm M ' ed presently mted themselves with earthing a led fox and covering thelr coats with a whirl of fine point summarized “that there mpl’ isn't any l older le can reach younger Just don't tegister!’ ~u“n ture has gotten in her deadly ndid spirits, talking fast through éra’s hand and the w: that were s amatl face prose making table wn But Stan and L y matched and subdued, sad it had come over the y; the girl felt her muscles sore; ached a little; she felt cold. It was 1 o'clock already. At 4 it would all over. At 5 o'clock she was lying on & couch in the big hotel room, nun Qully a¢ the nowe‘fed wall and the daeurom hogany furniture and the big, flfimy curtained windows that looked down aron the gray, wooden cru'ded piers :ndmfhgm:m“m n!theblyllndflul&hndnlnflg’ Nmnxdmm:oneout,v.h rooms were still, \'obe still echoed in her ears; the touch of his hand was upon her arm; , | his burned, lean face National University Law School Wintér Term Begins Jansary 2, 1931, at 6:30 P.M. Standard three-year course lead- m? degrees of LLB, B. 0. L. Grads courses leading to de- n?‘ LLM, M. P. L, 8. J. D. And D. C. L. dlules held at hours conven- fent for employed students. School of Economics and Government Degree collegiate grade offered mogollflifl Science, mflb: ed a dinner card— “Stan!” the stammered, as the licious, familiar voice fell "tpon survtnx ars. “Margaret,” he said quickly, “I've got to see you!” She did not speak. She could not apes he llld a wire Imm sn&y ‘l'Mobuld were remarried again, m mfl says_he’s much better and tha irl in the mh (canunuer in Tomorrow's 2 $26,000 ASKED FOR BOY Father of Oy QGerber of Boston N.d. Alleges Injury by Auto. tly enlarged solariums and sun Gerber, & misior, & Unshotracied Ocean Vie thecr{Abrlh Gerber.m , has ALL RAT filed suit in the District Supreme Court "ahier 0 recover $25,000 da: fom " Address Secretary National 6617. 818 13th St. N.W. by the machine, 1t is stated. Attorney Frank J. Albus appears for the plain- STEAMSHIPS. FLORIDA e BY.SEA FROM BALTIMORE Ev, Tundaylnandny.. aMerchants I’I?m steamship leaves her Baltimore , pier nnd heads for the south. The ease and comfort on these ulnra the lack of noise and excitement, the salt air and ex- cellent meals, are reasons why this route to JACKSONVILLE AND MIAMI is the favorite of so ma: in this section. an :i I.:k-onv-ll. 030‘53::‘ mi 44““ (M tn-ll poulhm l’lond.- Autos carried at 1. uurdm hwa MERCHANTS & Ml Transportation Co. 1000 HIENW, Neonsl gtss CARNEGIE PEACE EFFORTS CONTINUE. World Catching Up With Philanthropist’s Vision of Twenty Years Ago. Educators and fon have for a fifth of carefully following Mr. The endowiient's nm lllhu Root, and upsxrx M data through the publ.luuan document, “International for, Margaret, any one thing that some | visi| mhyoumdteuymnmclhaou‘ of archeol valu In taly, mg’"“ 'lmg'-lcr& ol e orni, O the ‘Wi Eaot and'in Burope 10r 865 a0y ot oniverdy of B memaryofhhbllnzureln‘theemd‘ in A nual self that was just the office asking if |last she wishe e | Some “I've had |broadenéd by the PUBLI‘HER WHO BANNED POLITICS IN PAPERS DIES Mills Williams, 78, Missourian, Took Untisual Action Upos Death of Populist Party.