Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1930, Page 53

R EAL ESTATE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO © 'MOON MULLINS—The Old Game of Drop the Handkerchief. SAY, EMMY, PUT ON YOUR SUNDAY CLOTHES AND HURRY DOWN HERE TO THE RITZMORE, I LOCATED SOMETHIN’ IMPORTANT: NEVER MIND WHAT, SHAKE A LEU! WELL,1 GUESS EMMYLL MAKE WHEN I TELL HER oLe NTMORE'S REUSTERED HERE, OH -OM! LADY, YOU DROPPED YOUR HANDKERCHIEF. SALE—HOUSES. __(Continued.) = ___(Continued.) Far Below Actual Value. Here is & home that you can buy at & VERY SPKCIA_I(‘)PRICE‘ —and almost pay the carrying charge with nt for the 2nd floor which is arranged or'a Separate apariment. 173 $ Six rooms and bath, pe stern High Bchool: convenient to Navs Yard, stores. hoois snd tragtportation, Lerge front and 115 A BARGAIN. ack porches R. B. H()()]\[ R Bldg. Met 5 to 9 Adams 3536, Tower, 2663. v venin NEW ENGLISH VILLAGE CLEVELAND PARK. Detached Home of 10 Rooms, 2 Baths. $10,000. This desirably located residence is situated on a lot 45'x136' in the select Cleveland Park section near car line and stores. Modern and in first-class rooms. two 2 porches. RAGE. “COA\II‘A\NY. 1001 15th St. Nat’l 8100. HOME. Prominent N.W. Location. $10,750. Charming, cozy. truly expressive of home and 'its ideals, located in a limited new English home develop- ment at high elevation overlooking city " and _neighboring _countryside. Only 10 minutes by excellent bus ouse. Bouth y service to the White H - ern exposure. 8 rooms of generous size, compiete tile bath, Celotex in; . front and cedar-lined open _fireplaces, artistic _hardware and_decorations, Frigidaire, @ouble- in-board sink. inlaid linoleum on kitchen floor, detached brick garage, landscaped lot 175 feet deep. —This home can be bought on monthly pay- ments equal to the rent of an aps: ment half its size. Phone for fur- ther information. NEAR NEW CAMP MEIGS COMMISSI MARKET. $6,350. $50 Per Month. ‘We have taken this modern brick home in trade on larger house, which explains the unusually low price at ed. b in modern home values are on large rooms. bath. electric hlh(s butlt-in garage; condition CALL FOR DETAILS. COOLEY BROS, 9240. venink “Phone, Cleveland" 4306, sood Toy COOLEY BROS. Mfl at'l 9240. fae Phone Clev. 1308 SPECIAL BARGAIN. 1737 UPshur Sto ' N.W, Just west ldlh Sl 8-room ze lot: lor, mrhe: lnd llr" dnuhle hrltl on paved alley. We will B, fromte o §he prettiest parts of 16th st. And locs! arts e broving ¢ onight o Sunay: Dpen -na Lighty 1318 1Bt R, i egm B os0n. CHARMING OLD GEORGE- TOWN HOME BUILT OVER CENTURY AGO. DETACHED BRICK. FURNISHINGS WITH MA ANTIQUES, MAY BE PURCHASED. Quaint old fireplaces with colony board floors an The “Many perty. ir room Eman ‘den and” fwo baihe an' second foor, Servant's room on rear wing of | ! flvued wit] th! 5D tlxll! llfinl room Illb '8 o O Burner,’ we-cat brick | ..n ion al ma tful rea: featurés of 8, e T One square from Bt L th B arice in sueh. Just, b ing qufekly, 17K Bt Chevy Chase—Detached. weather _strippi; car line, bus line is a bright, Milier. es, . ohis ‘Northwest Colonial. be: anfl)l’-rk 'rd. above 14th 3 car brick houge 3 fect It tpacious rooms. Full width porch. conerete nonrea and _double rches. AJl modern RAGE on jot 141 ft. deep. This s & fine ner. desirious of sell- C room with fireplace, heated sun room, spacious ROOM BU: tre property in perfect condition. A’ spien- bright dml oom and :flzch'%so s tarage attic, aiatae attic: AN GARAGE, OIL HUR En- EVENING PHONE UNTIL 9 P.M. BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors. National KAYO WOULD USE MY SWITCH FOR A TAIL ON MIS HOBBY HORSE WITH ME LOOKING ALL OVER FOR (T, RIGHT WHEN I'M IN THE BIUUEST HURRY. SALE—HOUSES. & MR.ELEVATOR STARTER, HAVE YOU SEBEN A GENTLEMAN AROUND HERE ENQUIRING FOR A LADY IN A RED PLUSH Last of 6 “Best Sellers.” 1444 W ST. S, l’ Nothing in Anacostia compares with this nouse.in ehratier And value &% the Brice. $5,950. Five large rooms, 2 big_bed rooms, in. bath and shower. Big 1t w“hd"m trees: hot-water heat: hardw o throughout. handy to public and parochial schools, sto Yard. et l\ B “()()]\],{ Tower Blde. Met. 2063, Evenings 5 to 9 Adams 3538, ATTRACTIVE HOME FOR O ineer, B Toome batne Stepm In fine order. Lot fronts 19 f ayenue and pibllc park obpogite. To an_estate; any_reasonable offer ‘con JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Re 20th St. N.W. eat, elec TOJNS, ESFINANGING —GPEN i!mnl!l MR. STEGER, 645 Md. ave. n.e. 1.0 —LONG-TERM LOA] u}!oloafz. FINANCE SERVI! 826 10th ST \MPL] ! PARKTNO BPACE. 2 AEE w{?"%s.,.f’é#w'.n.w. NS TON. Courtegus %annc'ofiAfi{ Biorsements. 3 New York Ave.. Cdrr Totu Btat. 9283, QUICK_ Al ity Rl {"CO., 905 N. Y. AVE N.W._ NAT. 2453. LOANS TO AUTO OWNERS. DISTRICT FINANCE CO., 913 New York Ave. NW. Met. 2803. FOR COLORED. In one of the best colored sections just & I 1635 V ST. N.W. rooms, bath, hot-water_heat eidcariatyy oML Doreh. " Newls decorated o Geliehtrul Heish: improvements. | throughout. ONLY $5,950. You can own_ this home with rent mones. B. HOOKER, Tower Blflx FOR C OL()RLD 25th_and Benning Rd PRICE, $10950 rooms, with built-in o orage, brick residence oors throughoyt and. all other moders: provements. Ideally located _over large park area and immediately a {o larse school development projec ingman Park a physicl for comoining busine: CHAS D, SAG Ten fully odern, wood im- Realtor and National 0036. WANTED TO lUY—.oUl“ CASH FOR BARGAIN IN W mqm Fetworth: ‘lv% Drice and rull Q‘z‘{“’ffin st N.W. Col. Hts. or details. Box 1268, Cit RENT—!TO“B. PRO) T Th BW.. i e. large store. corner: R 'Ecxm'mm- 30 John u-m-fi'fi ORES—] usiness center, arge store, $100 mo. e0. Ins. Bide. Dis S king | of nt | 30-minute drive from d — ___ BALE—BUSINESS SITES. STATION SITE, corner and opposite Gulf _station:_ only corner avajlable. 2nd nd H Call owner, Met. 6151 RENT WAI.EHOU!!!. for E;'anmrx?fi 20x00 _yery desirable for wholesale_business: good shelving. 1104 9th st. n.w. Phone Nat. 8369, M i BER 18, 1930, —By WILLARD HE WAITED ABOUT . FIETEEN MINUTES, MADAM- WEFT WITH A LADY IN A BLACK SEAL COAT. ND THEN HE s At O.. Copyright, 19303 ety ORIENTAL RUGSS By Auction At Weschler’s, 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. Thursday, December 18, 1930 Commencing 2 o’Clock P. M. Also Special Evening Session 8 OCLOCKP. M. s is one of the most desirable collections consigned to us in recent years, and tunity in securing hij pr . tile_ ba arge igidaire, new A B O ofl burner, hardwi fioors, Teal old-fashioned fireplace, hot-water heat, 'very attractive electric fixtutes, bright cheerful cellar, laund centered in 8y tcautitully pl 1t i deen, th 8 thickly populated section one ofour heatby Maroiand subudor wide and on. Certain conditio nec OF owner o sell this beautiful, home at & bis loss 1f you are looking for 4 han':fi ail to see this before buyini xnmem-my ._Clev. 7989-J. ED—WILL SACRIFICE MY BEAI e froom Dunskion_ bath. Clecorichy, eas, or 32,400, payabie 350 cash, balance $35 per nonthiz arge lot. ' Unusual bargain. Owner emises from 10 am. to § gin. daily, 500 Gault Dl. 1. Dearwood. Wi sell Arsi at comes. Immediate possession.” Take jstrict line car at N. ¥, ave. and get oft At 4ath st. walk down 44th to Gault RENT—SUBURRAN. A ARL) low.. gar. beautiful over new, over new, $40 Ins. Bidg. _Dist. YI—F!'LAME STORE ON K 6T. RENT JROY RUSSELL COMPANY, FRE N " “National 1581 N eTO specially designed for auio room: ' suitable. for any b muo%me rent xu m'"’“ o 1731 K 8t fi Rationar 1881, SALE—INVBSTH'!" PROPERTY. 1731 1712 CON zanine, e ! $0.5 mlendives e v “embaney.” Gigv: onial o diev. 563" i ispection by appointment only. BOSS & PHELP.. 1417 K 8t. N.W. Realtors. National $300. McLachlen Bankmg Corp n. 10.000—Brookland, T 13t * 88 B rookl rner, modern_home: ronde ul_location. Thaie Doy National 0430 njoy COMMUNITY Advantages and Re- uridmm at Low Cost. Glover Parkk Adjoining Mass. Ave. Heirhts New English Village All-Brick Homes $8,975 up Terms Like Rent ; A it "'s..'m‘ Inspect Today 3808 Benton St. N.W. Take o Burleith- Yus or arive out Guic oy R stove north fo Tuylaw turn’ 121t on Benton "o o $9,750 Artistic Detached Home ATTERY PARK An artistic English de located in _this exclusi colony. within two sau school, near ear & stores of all king . a public “r"c’"flll utiful i and be con: {13 vate and desirabilits: CLEVELAND PARK $11,950 An_opportunity is seldom offered se & home In a Striction, With elgnt rooms (four bed rooms). iwo baths, of nd | ipiendid ‘condition. Reasonable terms. pointment to inspect. : NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE $14,750 o8t attractive new. all-brick, colonial residence 1s_situs off Chevy Chase Circle, crament c‘hur'l: This m onia1 open fireplace, - full size rooms and s host of features better re ents one of the n Chevy Inepection EVENING PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 9 PM B.G. Smithy Co. Buccesson ra. ase. Arrange an 1418 Eye St. N.W. Phone Natl. 5904 trade. offers: Among numerous Two Stories Ten Rooms Finished Attic Qil Burner Two Open Fireplaces Sun Porch Open Porch Chevy Chase Home Priced for Quick Sale $22,500 Compare this wonderful home with any others you have admired costing $10,000 more. erty is free of encumbrances and will consider | i Prop- outstanding features it Two Baths Heavy Slate Roof Two-Car Garage 170-Foot-Front Lot Shrubbery Fruit Trees Grape Arbor Shépherd 2400 Sales Office—7900 Georgia Ave. cons || eae*tsteat, il ‘show the abovi e, return price asked, | s || detached; on”lot s PA || Feom- North Caroling for sal Sale by groyer at bt | | UPPER 1 oot | bl-mnfllhl‘ IA UIC iz '-l'o“xq'-' :&;t"fin stay rented. Sublec not_on the equity, & LUCHS, INC. 1438 Kb N Nat, 2345 SAFE INVESTMENT. BUY A GASOLINE STATION. ase to responsible companies, -10-year net eare Shome 155 ReL to. pavoets 1116 Vermont_ Ave. °§éénur 1810 OFFICES AND STUDIOS. it r desirable tenants. Inuned!nely l"lllbll Vo d..\m h?' l'l. tl"em" tals o locatibns ror ADnly ufl a month AT'l F,NT[O\' Rational 5000, DEN ”Q'I \ 101 Pa. ave. se.— wpiendid Three rooms and bath, 1 Occupied by dentist past 10 yeats Soportunity. ‘Apply Pealy's Pharm IC 3 T Rewly acaratea, sut or_studio: 'xoxlo 2 b- 45, I\“ __SALE OR EXCHANGE. Wi Y 16th BT 8 rooms and 2 batig, double byl lnbflr ., for %xw Lreanant residance. " Phone Nationai reasonable prices on ‘Parmers’ Market, | B ner _11th. INGALOW, NEARBY—5 ROOMS, EU ?f'l‘?l!u.\xt ‘0\24 !!n( lflér lh&%ll ST Nil‘nnll lllli MBIA HEIGHTS® luvtu o Yard. near o h ‘modern. 3 yud near cars, Bus: sehool and stores. National 08 \\ efl Lhe\\ (ha\e‘ oms. matl Jrivestment | house. to small Call Dist! SAL&—LO'I'I. ON AND NEAR loeation in norl lll'. sect] Oh for homes or 3 NER, 1530 R. L ave. n.e. mzr#’m lfi:l_m flcfll‘fi“ To4s W Clev. SALE—FARMS. il JUTRY FARM fii nofi- e hauses: 3 Brooder ing orchard: fine garden land; [ o 10 mi city. A money making $6,600: lmlfinuxh and $40 mo. buys *ic*s..,.. e, PN | 1 | busines st ?m ACRE_PC ] it a"m,.m""‘ REAL_ :snr-—wnus. NEY TO LOAN ON ESTATE xga-anny amount ‘n{lgulumr:- inierest. JESSE MONEY AVAXLABL! For Gogn B {rust notey. and, for “repairs to proveryy. | Met. 4300, Clev. DI 1707 Eye Bt. | -uon el u'n m UP- % ne Disteict .rf:‘:st for the T LOANS AT n_improved DNP\! umbia; also & aearby improved pnru nx ia |'sinta’ Buily _1407_New | SUPERIOR umncfi.?n'fiurum co. 1331 G St. N. W., Room 206. _Met. 2495 SEE ME FI ReT. ms. 2 15. S0 W 30wk 3 wh § k. L' T (-htn Eye meets fi‘lfi. 'fi.u!L‘ v} " SECOND TRU We are in the market for monthl; II" ment deferred purchase Srust fiotes secured o ownlr—oeécanud ‘Droperty | n_the District of UNION FINANCE CO\IP‘\NY, Nat. 7936. 841 Woodward Bldg. MONEY AT TR WARING ary 00, rel 3700 repay | $1.808. r!pu; . n g Aot e Will trade for | o; FAY .uuvv.uw nm MOVE m NO rooms, large I Toom bungalow, gas range, electric ur- Hghts, bath; large Bix-ro a.mi, bungalo of Bround: chicken hoise, Pive-room bungalow, a.m. As listed, various properties at gr duced rents, Hyattsville and Mount ROGERS & ROGERS, Hyatts. 583. arge lots; l“ tly n- inter. SALE OR IINT—SUBU“AN. 5-R. Cl iG] I3 heat, porches. large un B. M. SMITH, Arlington, endon 2038. ;vrou.s VA 342 E. T, car lnd Vo linch: Thres. Cor 1ok d b. modern bungaow; rent, erms, Ma Lot 1008150: 6 "‘(’ being repaired about 822 50; price and terms low. H ]A{ltlh!fl’ ‘:l’;“)d d‘ n 1-r¢m"rhunx alo : Tice, an g S GO cb 11N Y Ave.s S4ia 1ath. | p - —_— S LEGAL NOTICE! DE_and THOMAS F. Attorneys. THE !UPRE\{: COURT OF THE DIS- tfltl 0( Culumh): hnldll’ll A District Co ; ation land in squares 7038 aa T m alley purposes, in the Dis- triet of Cojumbia.—District Court, No. l Notice and order of publication. otice hefeby given that the Cummlntoner: fl' th District of Columbia (pursuant to a certain rovision of the act of i arch 1913, 1at tor” the expe T the appropriations for expenses of the sov eFament ‘of the District of 'f r the fiseal year ending June umuuh nmelren hundred and_ fourteen. and ofher pur- whereby they are lulhorlzp to tpen. An 334, Frest avooyed fmeogd S 58, ronsecvels, By condemnation uncer pmmlon- of su e he Cods 3 by :'nmlm o1, the & bmym of 3 demnation for ‘alley e proced: h!l:br warned and co!n hls Court on' o DY' |)'N‘ lfllh 1!\1 of dnnLlYY‘ IF‘QEX dll 10 conflnue In _attendanc T P G g order ratifying and confirming the award "' damages and the assessment of benefits iry"1o be cmpaneled in. And it is further ordered that » cnuy of this nqtice and order be Iuhlllh‘d twice a week for two successive weeks ‘The Wlhh‘l’l("}h Evening St ington Post and t newspapers publi o msncml at e and sworn y istice wiseal ul:.kcop‘ '"i u&%fi,é}’ v aer: 0.24.27 FDUCATIO]\AL The Temple School, Inc| Emphasizing Indiv mr Instruction in Bu and Secretarial Training 1420 K St. NA. 3258 National University Law School Winter Term Begins January 2, 1931, at 6:30 P.M. Standard three-year course lead- ing to degrees of LLB, B. C. L. and J. D. Graduate courses lud.tnc to de- MOILLM\QPL . J. D) All cluuu held at hours conven- ient for employed students. . School of Economics and Government Degree courses of collegiate grade offered in Political Science, Govern- ment, Economics, Psychole His- tory, Pinance, Bi and’ Address Secretary National 6617, 818 esents an unusual oppor- rade Orientals for gifts THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUA! N A! n.zmue n:s}' SEVERTEENTI STREET NORTHW, By virtue o 1‘ gertain deed of trust, duly recorded, in 5177, folio seq. of the land ncordu a7 e District o he request of the part hetevy. the unaenmma trustes wil % u 5 lq Lonto H A the 'ollo'lnl lurlbed Jjand »mluu, situate Washieion, District % Borutmbla. and’ desr ignated as and being lo} numbered six hu e It per plal BVEII ing trl !ubdlvlilifln rn‘.ordtd A 7, follo 133, of the records of the office | o' ‘the nnnyar for the District of Columbia, | together with the impros ts, cof t | of_a two-: T purchase aquire erm: to hin 30 days from day of sale. otner: | e {‘“" | Wite The tustes Teserves the right £, the property at the risk and cos! O ehiser “afier. Ve dave’ ndver. sement of such resale in_some newspape fi‘i’rloflu"s:‘;"v'l’r‘l’g's“""fi?un MP, Trustee. "By WILLIAM CROSVER: Presiden et 9B Pmclvu. WILSON, Seeretary. __deB-d&ds.ex8t 'lollonlow & SON. AUCTIONEERS, Street Northwest. ALuABLE TWO NG, SITUATE "c‘i.'. 1...4 A8 J. THOMAS, 1 Bhe TRUSTEES' s@ or "REET of o mm sell_in front THE NINETEENTH AD. 1930, AT THREE PAL. lots pumbered sixteen (16) and thireen (i3) in Dean's luMIvlllun of part of squaré aum- squse welve hundred and 1284), as per plat records orthe Dis; 115. t _so much of said lt n (nlr‘gd lh(rl::f’l'nll!i as is Igeludtfi in the une | eee” 6T "uain ‘m Sxcevica part for | e, purposes. property M | rposes ol lunumznl kL 1 square wn_for purp: on” ah 10t 813 In sauare east o 1 le: One-fourth cash: balance ! T:;':.' 20 "hd thiee years, with interest VERNON G. O] de8-d&dbs.exSu rustees. WEN_& SO THOS. J. QT evE'S AU(THONEm TH TRUSTEE'S SALE ar Mifiuumwu RO STORY BRICK D BREMISES 1803 P NOR' WES' By virtie of a cértain deed of trust; duly recorded in Liber No. seq TY O'CLOCK P. he following de- scribed Ia; O premises, situate in_the , District t,of Columbls, nty e!‘“n inston, DistHect, of xaumm bla; nown a: et Che mproyements, consisting of three brick dwelling, containing _eleven s, three baths, hot-water heat and Foom: "’fl"m "‘1"':“ e: One-third of tne purchase mo be "paid In_cash, balan aunt’ ln“,;lhlnelnts payable lx;rm(':\:nt-:m Ib\:? 5 anfum, I?l":oml nnu- 5" trom day. of ipon the h option of o i . “L !! sold, %r Al cash H Phe Durchaser. o A deporlt o ale. Betne. i the purchaser. ired ok 800, O vrtivement. of Suh re- ale in 5o some newspaper published in Wash- inston, D. m Wi TON LOAN. VASHST COMEANY. ED H. MWSO des-dsdsexsy "D Viee President. # THE ABOVE !AL! 18 POSTPONED VJN- (BER THE NII i&n”mn Fio, A 3Ro- FORTY-FIVE | CLOCK ame place. ' BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE. deis,19 LING & TERORAY l":i'i\’! 8T, Auction Sale of STORAGE FURNITURE of Every Description Smith’s Transfer and Storage Warehouse N, CO.. Auctioneers N.W. 1313 U St. N.W. Friday, December 19th At 10 O’Clock A.M. de16,14.18 FUTURE DAYS. ‘THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. g 1} ', rection of o:nml " which ine depostitd TY ining iack the one breasipin ¢ con one pin Containing diamonds, ds, Tll-l of | TRUSTEES' BALsE um | secured ____FUTURE DAYS. Chevrolet Coach By order E. C. Snyder, U. 8. Marshal. ALSO OTHER AUTOMOBILES AT WESCHLER'S Auto Auction 613 G St. N.W. SATURDAY Dec. 20, 10 a.m. Consignments Received Any Time Prior to Sale. de18,19 MEMBER W. A. T. A. THOS. J. QWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 431 Eve Streef N.W. OF 1 VALUABLE PaVELL- T STREET N. deca ot Irust duly | 1, folio 160 et seq.. the' Distriet ‘ot "Co- and at the request of the party thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at publlc auction, 1n front of the remises, | on, MONDAY, ' THE 7 DECEMBER, AD SUR-TRIRTY O Freriises. 1n8 ong “Bratcict. of Coltimble, and, dem ted as and being lot 29 in Maitin T. Drydens subdivision of lots in block 1 on_as vesor _for Qounty 19, 1 Baid property known urposes of assessment and iaxation as 123, Subject to covenants of with_the improvements. e-third of purchase- oney, to be paid in cash, balance in two qual instaliments. payable me and two years, with interest at six per centum per annum, payable semi-annually, from day of sale, secured By deed of trust upon prop- exty sold, or, all cash, at eption of the pur; chaser. ‘A deposit of $500 will be required at Vime of sale; "AN conveyanicing, recording at cost of ‘purchase of sal b compiied Bith within 15 Gave. trom day of sale, otherwise'trustees reserve the right to resell property at the risk and cost of Qetaulting purchaser, after five dave' ad- pertisement lof such résale in some news- paper published in Washinston. ;viiéws P o Redin, cKEE, de16.18,20,22,24.27,29 Trustees. THOS. J. QWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, YT EVE BT NOW. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, BEING TWO.STORY BUILD] CONTA e 0f a certain deed of trust, re- er No. 5707, at follo 337, of the District of "Columbia, and at the reauest of the party secured {hereby, the undersigned will sell at public Ruction, In tront of the pre m_s on ATON- DECEM 'rfl Y-SECOND. 'CLOCK P.M.. o wine deserned. and_ and_ premises. e ala I the Bisiviet of Columpia. and. be: " | ing lot ‘numbered two hundred and four Terms of sale; ‘!onflly gldxuhloct :‘ of trust securing an inded ow amounting to 824,500, $250 of which is due and_$! or -mnma to e A deposit n! u‘om will be re- §he time of sale. v 29 e cont ot ‘purchaser. be complied " with within iy Do B of sale. OWherwise denosit will e forfeited and property resold at risk and cost ter five (5) davs' advertisement of sucl le i1 some news- paper published in wh.‘hmnnn D. C. .LIAM_P. BENSON, 925 15th St. N.W., Trustees. a4e10.12,13.15.5817. 16,1050, 24 Adam A. Weschler & Son, Auctiongers HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS RUGS, CARPETS, RADIOS, ETC. SUITES, ODD PIECES, PERSONAL EFFECTS, ETC. By Auction At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. SATURDAY December 20, 1930 Commencing 9 O'Clock A.M. Anlu::'t‘slhl 2?“5‘““:1‘ l""l,' de1s,19 U S MARSHAL'S SALE Queen Anne Combinatimi Bookcase-Desk, Philco Radio and Radiola, Bed Room Furniture, Li REGISTERED Utensils, etc. AT PUBLIC AUCTION At Sloan’s Galleries 715 13th St. SATURDAY December 20th, lm At 11 Also_at ota- Household Effects of E: Plated Ware, Breakfast Set, Rugs, Mat- tresses, Lamps, Toys, Trunks, Stands, End Tables, China, G'assware, Kitchen AUCTIO MANAGER FOR HEARST QUITS IN DISAGREEMENT Col. Frank Enox States Divergence of Opinion Causes Action, End- ing 4-Year Connection. By the Associated Press. NEW_YORK, December 18.—Col. Frmk Knox ‘Tuesday nlahc announced eral manager of papers. In a statement, Col. Knox sald he and_Willlam Randolph Hearst had reached a divergence of opinion as to methods of business management. Col. Knox has been associated with the Hearst news; gers four years, be- ginning as publisher of the Boston American. At the end of the first year Mr. Hearst appointed him general man- ager of all his papers. BETTER BUSINESS OUTLOOK STRESSED Speakers at Meeting of Ohio Val- ley Shippers’ Board See Consump- tion Exceeding Production. By the Assoclated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky, December 18.—A senel‘ll improvement in busines: con- litions was forecast Tuesda: y by 8 at the annual session of the Shippers’ Advisory Board. Charles N. Evans, assistant cashier of the Twelfth Third Union Trust Co. of Cincinnati, in his report as chair- man of the Banking Committee, based his prediction of business recovery on the assumption “it is fully established now that consumption is steadily ex- ceedlng production.” Bell, director of busi- ness rnurc at Ohio Btate University, said eral improvement in industry would follow a pick-up in the building, automobile and tire trades. L. E. Banta, Indianapolis, was named general chairman of the board. Five hundred members from Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia at- tended the session. RETAINED AS COUNSEL |San Francisco Judge Represents Government at Radio Hearing. Judgé Warren Olney, jr., of San Fran- cisco, formerly an associate justice of the California Supreme Court, will act as special counsel for the Government m the case brought against ‘the Radio ration of America lnd other de- fen nts at Wilmington, Del. His appointment was announced by the Justice Department, which took occasion to describe the clu as “one of great public importarice " be- cause of the broad scope of the busi- ness activities gl the defendants and | the unusually portant, questions of | law which are presente 'WASHINGTONIAN HONORED Comdr. Johnson of Navy Medical Corps Commended by Adams. A Washingtonian, Comdr. Lucius W. Johnson of the Navy’s Medical Corps, who performed heroic work in the hur- | ricane that swept the Island of Haiti last September, yesterday was commend- ed for his work by Secretary Adams. | This recognition adds to the commend: tion given Comer. Johnson by the Presi- dents of the republics of Santa Domingo and Haiti. The naval doctor’s Wash- ington address is shown in Navy De- partment records as 3308 Thirty-fifth street. AUCTII)N gfl!. THOS. J. ow!)l 3 AUCTIONERRS, O EYE ST N W, SALE OF TRUSTEES' Aw STRIB G _RES! KD %'Ex%g'%Amm L0 NoRTH RTY-SEVENTH P] By virtue of a certal rded in Libel 5 “elflouno‘ & Sat recorded in Liber The 1and records of the bistrict o Lh}gm %nd :fi the request of tl r ereby, the un at public auction. i tront u"}' FRIDAY. THE SECOND DAY OF X.’{N- D. 1931, -THIRTY the lollowlnl-rlncnhed land remise ituate in the Distfict of To- and dAlixnlted as lnd btlns .ll‘ll (2), three ) K and 1 the estate of plat_and " Fartitions No. m i e Cireui et of Cols helmn& minutes west 285, ton Aqueduc plant e DT sal conduis road opposite ¢ tributing reservoir: thence along the easterl Hide o Sonuis Toad morin 28 desrees 11 minutes west 30 feet: thence north grees 49 minutes east 252.76 feet: south 48 degrees 20 minutes east 81.98 feet: thence south 61 degrees 49 minutes west 350, 8t rient angles to said Condult road to faid Condult road and. the deposit of $100 sale. All of -nmn (hlr" v days Trom the trustees reserve the 1 The property at the Fisk and eol of acuun- ing purchaser after five days’ adver! D, 11 ome. newepaper publianed in Washinston, D . P WILLL "THOS. J. OWEN_& SON. fimmosma recorded i of the III 1431 EYE ST. 3 i UILDING, bia, and af musm D BASEM ITUATED NO. To08 8EY THWE ¥ seeu thereby, the unuu lmou oristee Wil sell & -t fié in, front of the premt thc tollow i uate b Carroll Brent four hundred, -na t -my a; recorded in | recor evor of the Dlmlcz o Soiumtie: wu ther with the m vements, ~ consisting two-story lan!m:’:lt Srick bulldine, -unnod N 168 vent e of the purchase QDalance in"two in one and two per jcentum per y from day of the L b, bavable semicknngah sale, secured vy deed of he purchaser. Foqubed at "thie Of sale, ALl conveypneing, recording, etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms g sale to be Complied. with within thirty lays from day of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell the property k and_cost after five days' advertisement of such resale in_ some newspaper published In" Washins. on, "ANDSRICAN SECURITY & TRUST o, By HOWARD MO Vice Pullden! trust upon (Beal) Attest: . SHILLINGTON, Secretary. dtla-fl&dn exSu__ ving Room Furniture, Draperies, Smoking "‘\\ 2 the time ire werv !d. baréfoot and underc ‘| rlace to place in the Il cash st the option of of $500 will of defaulting purchaser | Two persons were killed and 20 persons S- D-11 BENES DESCRIBES NEW ARMS PARLEY Says Effort Will Be Made to Make World-Wide Confer- ence Perennial. By Radio to The Star. VIENNA, Austria, December 18.— | An important speech by Bduard Benes, Czech_foreign minister, gives a reveéal- ing glimpse of the future world dis- armament conference which Dr. Benes as much as any single man will have brought into being. Botaking to the ‘Congress of the Na- tional Socialist party in Prague, thé agile young foreign minister said that the conference would be called in the Spring of 1932 and would be the larg- est and most important in world his- tory, with at least 60 nations partici- pnun[, represented by some 5,000 dele« gates. Dr. Benes mentioned pubucly for the first time what has come rln erally known, that an enort will be made to make the conference perennial, with a second meeting scheduled for five years after the first. The eonfer- ence will last from six to eight months, according to Dr. Benes. It is said, though not yet printed, that the efforts of the first conference will be confined to limitation of arma- ments at the present level—or per! as the French want, at a higher level than at present—with actual reduction to come only at the second conference five years later. It is generally thought that politic issues like security and revision of treaties will have to be formal items of the agenda. Hints are in the air thu'. Geneva may be too small for such lgl.lnl,lc conference and that Vienna might be chosen. (Copyrisht. 1080.) TEMPORARY MARKET Traders to Be Eliminated From Zone—SBpaces to Be Rented on Regular Daily Charge. The Commissioners have adopted police regulations covering the use of Fourteentn” sirects a6 "a ~temporsry N L as & P-;l;:rn' Market. were not farmers, that they their own produce, that the produce was not raised near the District and t.h.t some of it ch&nged hands menl Mfl All of these unngs are forbidden in the regulations adopted, which seek to limit the use of the market to farmers Who raise their own produce in‘of fhear the District and sell direct to the con- sumer. Spaces 7 feet wide are to be S R e g cl of 20 cents per day for This charge the farmers’ vehicles to park uumem to the space for selling wares. MISSIONARIES ESCAPE FROM CHINESE BANDITS Tetrible Privations Suffered by 2 Germans During 4 Months of * Captivity by Bflllldl- By the Assoclated Pross. gang who held them captive since Au- t 10, lfl?fl two German rissionaries, Fll:mh ‘Walter, arrived here yes- of their capture '.hey clad, from hills between Fun« i(;nun and Kayingchow and during REGULATIONS MADE the - three months they suffered many. E forced marches while alf n-.rved and suffering from malaria. Government troops were sent to re- lease them, but the bandits were on- tinually on the move and threatened to 8hoot their uvaes too close. At nighttim were chained wnmn by theif necks _‘ end leet They said that they occasionally slept v |in caves and huts but more often xn the open and always were armed dits. EventuAfiy they uctped through a Fungshun mandarin, ?‘!'ibed tTh;lz guards 5'?), re‘llel.le their eap- ves. ey fle m u. amvlnl at Pungshun y n!' SUIT CASES (¢ OF SHO! SHOES ABANDONED ON PORCH - Wwho All Footwear Found in htuburxi:; for Left Foot—Samples Stolen From Indiana Salesman. By the Associated Press. 5 PITTSBURGH, Pa., December 18— Two suitcases of Bhoes—dress ;mrkd Sk‘ig.le:;l“ for &e ll’:fct. foot, oun lay on wl@h Joseph Kohler’s home. BNWWIHen— accord- hhl his shoe nmnlu. all for ma left Kohler u vmung emn’ about n‘ Mine Closed by by Riots lemne. LIMA, Peru, December 18 —Of-" nclsls of the Cerro de Pasco rporation, which clnufl down neenfiy K | ing to pelice repo) functioning normuly in Northern Peru. Work was resumed after the government promised to try agitators responsible for the discrders.~ . Two Die in Train Wreck. MEXICO CITY, December 18 (&). injured when a passenger train en route from Mexico City to Acambaro, Guanajuato, jumped the rails Tu RESORTS. ATLANTIC cfit, N. J. A.M. 10 AM. C, G I?AGJ:":.‘(:“("II-. _Inc., Auets, 3 N Kohler is cer- | tain they were left by a motorist whb d niear the rear of his house Mon- nmr riots in which twa killed, said Tuesda 1t mlnu fim'