Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1930, Page 53

REAL ESTATE SALE—HOUSES, (Cont ) th ST. HEIGHTS. DETACHED BRICK HOME. Center-Hall Plan, $16,500. hnc -unuly detached brick home has gr Sy W fesd” wortn T e compata: new, -(l ihe popular center-entrance. large rooms, two tile eic, slate Toof snd veniences. Lai f course, e lot with A 1 rkl.lh vllne, EVENING PHONE BI’EV!UI P.M. H. G. SMITHY COMPANY, Buccessors to Business of N. L. SANSBURY COMPANY, Inc. 1418 Eye 8t. ! Phone Nat'l 5004 ABOVE PARK RD. 3-story and cellar colon 8 rooms snd bath, hardwood fioors, glec. Toom for gar. Juet off 1éth ceptional value for $3.960 L. T. GRAV. '\Tll 21 158 Resltor, | ing Fhone Geor XMAS SP. L'LIAL' BUILDER FORCED TO SACRIFICE BRICK it o BUNGALOW—$7,300. rdwood floors, full tile bath with m Bl ed -nd )th schno ‘Takomna-Blair thoroughly modern home: § rooms and ath on first floor. larwe unfipished second ilt-in fAxtures, h.-w.h. and elec ; 1%z blocks ligs | Electrical “School aiid lock uw-fl¥ Dayment And ensy k‘m ieohons Natlonal’ 3373, Sveninws, NEW ENGLISH VILLAGE HOME. Prominent N.W. Location. $10,750. Oharming, cozy, truly expressive of home and 'its ideals, located neighboring __countrysid 15" minite” by excaone b service to the White House. Sout ern exposure. 6 rooms of generous size, complete tile bath. Oelotex i sulation, front and .double rear porches. cedar-lined “closets. open _fireplaces, artistic hardware decorations, Prieidaire, double- drain-board sink, inlaid linoleum on itchen floor. deisched brick sara andscaped lot 175 feet deep. This home can be bought on monthiy ments equal to the rent of an a ment Balfits size. Phone for fur- ther information. COOLEY BROS. Tower_Bldg. Nat'l 9240. Evening Phone Clev. 4368, SPECIAL BARGAIN, 1737 Upshur St. N.W, Just west 16th St. New 8-room and 3-bath home: large lot: sun_parlor. porches and large double brick §orese en paved alley. We wil mpks the rma o suit vou. “House oven st ail time: agent next door in No. 1736. This is one the prettiest parts of 16th st a Jocation improving every day. Drive out unuhv. or Ry O ARSI co.. 1315 H 8t. N.W. 5 Dist. 0903. CHARMING TOW HOME BUILT OVER CENTURY AGO, DETACHED BRICK. FURNISHINGS WITH MANY ANTIQUES, MAY BE PURCHASED, teJunint old freplaces with colonial m 13 Wide *boara Aoers wad doth ful rear R M TR ny featires *of s unusual property. ur bed room gmail den and two bains. on secend fisor room and bath on ST Boer " Fou Ml s proaded” Wil SF l‘:lfilnul burn- OLD GEORGE- vll living room with its finection By sppolniment Sal a Pnone Service Unt 3 BT OO OSS & PHELPS, 417 K 8. N.W. Realtors. National 9300, ATTRACTIVE HOME FOR COLORED PUR- Tooms. bath. steam heat, el T e K fronts 18 6. o0 wide Syenue $nd public park oppotie. To e ‘asonable offer co: JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor. FOR COLORED. BLOOMINGDALE SECTIONA 158 YOU 8T N.w. fireplgces. sarage. Home 'eon/ loors, with full cellar; fer redecoratea throushons: ui terms_ 1y nmlhb CHAS. D. SAGER National 0036. 924 14th St. N.W. —_— __SALE OR RENT—HOUSES. “BUNGALOW: weather- h-wh: reently B Price -¥. t;uced & b, briek; 12ned 90, POTOMAGC AVE. m_{ oufford asg.—Car. Tuxe " . . E Sefme rm. house: . 816 per monih. RYON, 1316 N. Y, Av;. 3418 _14th. COLORED. ng. bath 3,500; B i T T Saonih, ¥ $900; terms. Will rent for WFANTZINGER CQ. Nat ami; B Nw D l"u BUY—n()Us} 0 TO $5.000 c/k R OLEAR ouse. hunlilu“ or Address 21% - IINT—I'I'OIIH_ 945 K Bt 5311, -oom =x B4-E, Star E STORE ON K 6T. nm.,‘,,. Y . JUSSKLL coMPANY, 8t tional 188! 14th ST | P_.r}r"n JAN, -"yl MONTH. POk ! : 41 FLA AVE. NE—STORE & APT. RENT uced; $35. WM. P. NORMOYLE. 810 P £t N.W. Nati¢nal 2255. 19090 731 1. 83 | bath ‘opr oAt 00 | floor; 30 | bullt-in fixtures, h.-w 3030 | £ ” | bt CONN. AVE. N.W.— STORE WITH M| ue. especially desi for auto sales- | suitable. however. for any business easo: ent for responsible tenant. FERCEN ROsSEr T COMsINY! 1T K Bt NW National 1581, 814 10t T, N.W._-20x03 AND MEZZA- nine, More Room 1f Desired gliyersl | small Hotel, Portian omas circle Store, 14th and Pairmont, ment building Merchandise Building, 14th and 8 & Bhops, store rooms and factor! iz, with power. FIDELITY STORAGE CO., 1420 U 8t. N.W A Good Business Location. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 2147 8T. Store with 2 rooms in rear and 2 ai 4 vooms with baths above entire bid 25 ¥ month W. B. KRAFT, 907 llh u Rar. ‘5560 BUSINESS QU ARTERS. ANY SIZE, $850 TO $100. Why pay high rents during this depression? Many kinds of business can be wholly conducted on this bl rent. Others can rent part of their store or take a amall store, have stock room and workshop here. Power if desired. MERCHANDISE BUILDING, 14th and S 8ts. Armlr PIDELITY STORAGE DO SALE—INVESTMENT flo"l‘l‘! E8 (8 TO 10) SURROUND- ed by millionair fine tree: or with guial hone cultable for embassy. Clev. < 1o Kl W ONE-STORY BRICK. CHAIN STORE Brand-new. just bullt for and occupied . by & chain erganisation Forty feet wide and fronting en ‘lo streets. Leased for Deriod of years ntial rental lf. for the fil time & price that ow’ 11% NET on &n ‘squits cash. {n- '?fi'fif NON & LUCHS, INC., 5 K St NW._ Nat. 3 SAFE INVESTMENT, GASOLINE STATION. Lense 1o oll companies of h;lh:n“cr;d‘l; fazes’ aBd ali"ibkees. " Bhows 185 Ret IHORASS REALTY CO., Owners and Builders, Decatur 1810. mz Z- zai stores in large apart- any houses. farms, acreage. etc_ Let our be your clearing house. o i =l.:ll what W 362"y not far your Tl i y . {1 u \'(orync'g"xr:u . ¥ v.":'fli’i.m THE EVENING 8§ ‘MOON MULLINS— Meet the Secreury. Pli, of | of &round;’ehicken house, ' i DON'T TELL ME COMMODORE GRUNTMORE AIN'T STOPPIN® HERE, BILLY, BECAUSE I MEARD YOU TALKIN' TO HIM, TELL HIM MR. MULLINS 'S HERE. THE COMMODORE Is ouT. BUT His - SECRETARY SAID HE WOUL.D SEE You, MR, MULLINS, VoL HAVE A SEAT, TAR, WASHINGTO I DON'T CARE =1 po. any oM. D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1930 ©O YOUR DISHES, BUDDIE. [ AND THE COMMODORE'S SECRETARY ARE LONNA HAVE A NICE LONUG €S ESTE VAGABUNDO? AUCTIONS ~—Bv WILLARD I AM THE COMMODORE’S SECRETARN. OFFICES AND STUDIOS, ENT—ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR IN directly opposite 'Potomac Elsetric mpany's new bullding. corner 10th 28x75 t1 Bultable for office. > Sitoo: distributor, or” light, manufsc- $50 mo. Mr 10th st nw Met. 1843 DENTISTS, AT TrN'TIOl\ Three rooms and bath, 1101 Occupled by dentist past opportunity. ApplY R putldin 3 f Yo Spiendia ealy's Phermacy !ALE—BUSINESS SITES. "ATIC . corner_and oppi retion, oy Korner o Lable. | H ne Call owner, Met. 61 “NT—WABEIIOUSIS STOREROOM 30100 —d wholesale b\lfiin!ts' loo:':aeh‘m; St mow. Phone Nat. 8369, SALE—LOTS. BEAUTIFULLY WOODED BUILDING in rapidjy deveioping section in East hase. Lots 40x167 as low as 3$2.000 ENGOIST owher- Lincoln 18107 PROPERTY. BARGAIN. ite 2nd ~for H S TS hevy A F SALE—BUSINE! A RFAL West gf Dupont Circle, Modern b\llsflnk containing & fine store with 2 rear rooms and 2 apts. above, 4 rooms and bath each: good spot for any business: $1,500 cash, balance on very easy terms. W. B. KRAFT, 907 15th st. n.w. Natiopal BUSINESS PROPERT T N W._LARGE STORE and basement, suitable for most an ness; heat furnished. PENN REAL' PORATION, 133 Pa. e. n.w. Met 903 FLA. AVE. N.W._FINE STORE WITH artment above, just the place for shoe Tepairing, dry cleaning, eic. PENN REALTY g&aless Pa. ave. n.w. Met. 1283, 1307 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W.—LARGE store room and basement, hot-water heat and fine show window. PENN REALTY CBRP.. Met. 1283, OOM ‘busi- gor- 133 Fa. ave. n.w. SALE—FARMS. fl 450, ON TERMS, BUYS 111 A. oods; 4-rm. frame house. barn. spring 'll.l about & mile off Telegraph road, Pr. Geo. Oo, Md. Can you beat it at $14 per acre? With slight cost of labor and improvements, Dlnnlny will be worth In to 10 yr 3 times the price asked. We s jze in barzains in farms, acre- :nd suburban places, nearby Md. and Before buying. set ug ‘ RYON. Y. Ave. 3418 14th. REAL ESTATY—LOAN! MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE L. HEISKELL. 1115 Eye st. n.w. SMALL PAVMENTS, QUICK SERVICE; Ist. and and 3rd trusts in D. C Loans in nearby No red tape. A. HENRY. #BRODIE & COLBERT. INC., 1707 Eve Bt. N.W National 8875. SECOND TRUST NOTES. We aie in the markes for manthly pay. el o owner senusied Broperty Tocatedi5 the District of Colampla: ' UNION FINANCE COMPANY, Nat. 7938. UICK MONEY dnd AND 3rd TRUSTS: $100 TO $4.000 ON MARYLAND AND D. TR LAY T8 GoMPLETE TRANSAC: TIONS. COURTEOUS SERVICE. C. F. WARING, _lus peT Nw NAT'L 9173 __AuTO LOANS. REFINANCING. STEGER, 645 Md. & M Afiofloazu"%m\m*m&"fl MET. 4142. O PLE r.uum!o !PAC! OPEN e HIER KoAon Courtegus Service _No Indaroumenu . 943 New York Ave.. Cor. 10ih. _Dist. 9283. LOANS GN AUTOS. USE YOUR CAR _ QUICK ACTION. ACME REALTY- & FIN CO., 9058 ¥ AVE NW NAT 2453 LOANS TO AUTO OWNERS. DISTRICT FINANCE CO., 913 New York Ave. N.W. Met SALE—SUBURBAN. ~WILL SACRIFICE MY BEAUTI- ul 4-room lun;r b ctricity, gas, 3400, pavable 18 ance $36 per nusu lvou 10 in. "Owner S0’ Gault pl. e, De: Biatrice ine c!mm{nl Y. 4 ] ar - ave. e L 44th st walk down 44ih to Gault: XMAS SPECTAL! BUILDER FORCED TO SACRIFICE BRICK BUNGALOW—$7300. A thoroushly modern home: 5 rooms and . large unfinished second hardwood floors, full tile bath with and elec.; 115 blocks | School and '1 black raded gnd high school: Takoma-Blair sion. I cash payment and easy m:m“"r:lennon. National 9373; evenings, 2800 from Bliss Electrical REN UBURRAN. | 8IX-ROOM COTTAGE, HEAT, ELECTRIO lights. bath: seviral acres land. shade, fruit near Mclean. Va @ $35 ufx mo. Room 851 Woodward Bidg. Nat. 8136 MODEAN BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS, nely locate r mont CAMPBELL. 1010 Vi abe. Nat 261 WOODRIDGLE, D. C. 6 rooms, a.m.i, $45; 6 rooms. h.-wh. 360: § rogms, garage, $55. MAYNOR, 3605 Brent- | wood North 4338 “BUBURBAN BARGAINS. Pour-room bungalow, lights, bath Six-room, am 1, bungalo: BATH, LA gas _range, electric mo. i large lot:'$21 m one arage Five-rcom bunkalow, a.m.1.: large lots; 330, g sere As usted, various properties at greatly re- duced rents, Hyattayille and Mount Raini KOGERS & ROGERS, Hyatts. 583 REDUCED RENT LIST 4-ROOM BUNGALOW, AM.I WAS 330, Now $25. 5-room 33750, Now $30. 5-r0om brick bungalow, s.m.i; near car line. Was 3$50. Now $40. 6 and 7 room houses. $35 to $42.50. R. VIOLETT & SON, 3843 4th St Sev Mt. Rainier, 'Md Phone Hyattsville 1509. ~ SALE OR BE‘VT—ELBUBBAN. -R?O 1 garage. beautiful corner. ides ion, tourist home or other bus: ntn or sell for 36.000: easy terms. J. M. " 3821 34th st Mt Rainier. Md. 5-R. OOTTAGE -GAS. ELEC, HOT- WATIR htll porches. large lot. SMITH, Arlington, Fidon 2088, e = AUCTION SALES. _ FUTURE DAYS. bungalow, ami Was n qu Thomfordt-Faunce Co. By Auction At 604 Penna. Ave. N.W, MONDAY December 22, 1930 meing 4 O'Clock P.M, Cash_Resister, Chests—2, one Small Tran 3 Saf Smil i leo (VR PRINGS bets 3, Desky, Check Writer, Elec. “MOSTLY B! | the premises, on MONDAY, THE TWENTYs —— | Terms of sale: HOUSE, AMI. PANTRY. FORCH: 1 AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOO? OWEN_& SON, AU 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUA] STORY BRICK DWELLING. KNO! 5 PREMISES 1302 PARK ROAD NORTH- By viride of o certain deed of trust, duly | recorded in Liber No. 4986, folio 71 et seq.. of \he land records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at the request of the cured thereby, the undersigned trustes sell at public auetion, in front of the prem- ises. on .DNESDAY, THE SEVEN' DAY OF DECE! THIRTY “the following de- scribed land and oremises. situate in the County of Washington, District of Golumbia and designated as and h:lw lot numbered forty-four (44) in Cherles W. Handy's sub- division_ in block ~numbered thirty-seven (37 “Columbia_Heights,’ T plat re- cort in the office of the survevor for the Distriet of Columbia. in Liber County 13 st folio 66; subject to covenants of record block 37 now known as square 2843. together with the improvements, consising of thre story brick dwelling, containing eleven rooms, thre baths, hot-water heat and electric lig] Terins of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal instaliments. pay; in one and iwo Years. with interest at six 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 purchi . A deposit of $500 will be r quired at time of sale. All_conveyancing. recording. eic.. at cost of purcha T le to he complied with within 16 serves the right to resell the property the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days' advertisement of -ul; sale in some newspaper published in ington, D. C. THE WASHINGTON LOAN. AND TRUST COMPANY, Trustess. By ALFRED H. LAWSON, de6-d&ds,exSu Vice President. 4 THE_ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED I, (FRIDAY. DECEMBER ~THE Nu ENTH, 1030, AT TWO-FORTY-FIVE LOCK P.M.. same place. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE. __de18.19 e FUT! DA THOMAS J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEER 1431 EYE ST. N.W. 5 TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE Tw oKy ARidk DwritiN E 433 NO. 2457 P STREET NORTH 1 By Sirtue of & deed of Lust recorded in | Liber No. 6361, at folig 461, of the land Tecords of the District of Columbia, we ghall sell. in front of the premises, on FRIBAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY OF DECE AD. 1930, AT THREE O'CL o3 Rimibered: sixteen (16) and thirteen i3 1 Dean's subdivision of part ef square mum- bered cast of squaie twelve hundred and | #izty-four (east of 12¢4), as per piat record- £ in the office of the surveyor for the Dis: 1 C n Liber A, at folio ch of said lot numbered (13) as is included in the line of I bered {wo (2). but with the privilege of | using said excepted part for building pur- poses. d property being now known for pliposes of assestment and taxation as lot 12 In sausre east of square 1384 Terms of -fourth in"one, two "and three years, at six'per cent per annum, payshle un annually. Deposit of 1360 reauired at i o, and the Burchaser allow rom date of u complete Further de8-dadbs,exsu A A THE ABOVE SALE 18 _ POSTP( e v JANUARY THE SECOND, 8ars chase. Trustees. 1931, SAME HOUR and nlacy GRDER GF Tif® TRUSTEES, "THOB. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. 1431 EYE ST. NW. 1 ESTATE. 'MPROVED BY TWO -STORY AND B, QEMFNF i 5 ILDING, STTUATED NG, 1508 SEVENTH STREET By virtue of ‘a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. follo 97 of sea of the land records of 'hl District lal lum. secure neeby, fhe underslened tru fu Seil" et ublic auction. in (rom ol he ESDAY. THE T PM.. the following-deseribed 1and -nn prem. 1ses. llllll!e in the District of Columb! designated as and being lot twenty-| l.’g) four hundred and twenty (430), 84 Ber Diat | recorded in Liber W, P. folio 65. of the records of the office of the rveyor of the rovements. of story and asement brick No. 1608 Beventh strect s ird of the purchase money to ke paid in equal installments. payable in one and two yents With Ieresi"al six per”centum er 1y from day of | sale. Secured” oy deed .?.' U Foperty sold. or all €a | fhe” puren A :" ViS00 "l ba i conveysneln recording. etc., at cost of -r‘mhlf B IR Tigl 0 Trese] propert the rigk ‘ana dout ot "atrauiling pwch: Wher Dublished in Was Trustee. By HOWARD MORAN. Vice President. Attest A Asat. Becretary. de12-d&kds. exSu ADAM A. WES"HLER ‘l BON, Auctioneers. DWELLING, SIX ROOMS. 3ATH NO. 1724 FIFTH ST. N. . H TWO- blf‘fl‘( BRICK SBHOP AND fiA AGE IN 57ATtue of a certain deed of trust duly of the land records of the District of Co- Iumbia, and at the request of the party se- ‘cured inerchy. the undersined trustees will | BY, de19.33.26.30.5a! | | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL NORTHWEST. bia. and gt the reaest of thi "’;‘:’-mu & DECEMBER. A'D. 1030, AT FOI in John Carrall Brent's subdivision of sauare District of Cclumbia: togecher with the im: | “rerms of sale ash, balance in two anum, pavable semi-annial trust "upon 'the vequired at (i of sale o be complied wi hin "t the tnu{n AaTERTCAN sPOURITY & TRUST 1,00, (8eal) H_SHILLINGTON, TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO-STORY PRAA e recorded in Liber No. 5566, folio 358 et seq offer for sale by public auction. in'front of | SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER, 1830, AT { FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., the follow~ ::l gl‘,\(lnhl!fl lll(,:‘dl .“:l ur:mkns, IIKU‘E in % District of ‘Columbia 10 Wit in Sarai C. Thom's subdivision of sauare south | of_square 475 One-third of the purch: | money to be paid in cash, the balance in two equal installments, represented by the romissory notes of the purchaser, payable | in one and two years, with interest per cent per annum day of sale, payable semi-annually, secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser.’ A deposit of $200 required ' purchaser Al time of safe. Al COnvey: ancing, recording and notarial fees st cost of purchazer Terms of sale to with within thirty otherwise the truste rescll the properi; | the defaulting pu or Atier o | vettisement of ‘such resa - | Beper published in the city o ! *JOSEPH N. SAUNDERS, HARRY M. PACKARD, de11.13.16.19.22 Trustees. | ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE_OF VAL PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING A STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. fut] NINTH STREET NOI By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly | recorded in Liber No 5528, fallo 469 et seq. of the lend records of the District of Colum- bia, and at the request of the party secured {hereby, the undersiened trustecs will effer for sale by pubiic auction. In front. of the mises, “on TUESDAY. 'T 'rw BHIRD DAY OF BecEMBER, AT OUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M..'the follow- ng-described land and premises, situate in the District of Columbia, te wit: Part of lot 3 in square 394. described as : Beginning for the o8 sbg Line rth of the ndl'l Id moint of beginning beine the (4 f‘ the party wail “between premises Nos and 1817 Ninth aBe TunBing tnonce Torth 15.99 feet 1o the o ter of the u‘lv wall between premises Nos, 1817 1819 Ninth ‘atreet: thence hnm & T o al fi,m i Shihetfae 5% nuhff' i 6t wide: thence south afons. the line’ of jaid alley 15.99 feet to intersect the Dr {ongation’ of the center of the party wall between, premises Nos 1815 and 1817 Ninth street: thence west along prolongation nd through the center of said wall 99,38 cet. 10 the place of beginning. Terms of sale: All cash. A deposit of 200 required of purchaser at time of rale. Al conveyancing. recording and notariai jees at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to | e complied With within thirty days from ay of sale, otherwise the trustees reser the right to reseil the property at the ri | tnirty davs from date of sale, otherw nd cost of the defaulting DIII’E)II!B frer Ave dave veulnla t Pauch resale i Some’ newspa fianed 1h the SNy o ‘Washington, U S. MARSHAL’S SALE Queen Anne Cornbination Bookcase-Desk, Philco Radie and Radiola, Bed Room Living Room Furniture, Plated Ware, Breakfast Set, Rugs, Mat- tresses, Lamps, Toys, Trunks, Draperies, Smoking Stands, End Tables, China, Glassware, Kitchen Furniture, 6ISTERED Utensi's, etc. AT PUBLIC AUCTION | At Sloan’s Galleries 715 13th St. SATURDAY December 20th, 1930 At 11 AM. Also ot 10 AM. Other Household Effects of Every Deseription C. G. SLOAN & CO., Inc., Auets. }'ERME CASH. o i i to the Attorney General: ARTHU) G. Atiiviant United Sater Aftorney " m ‘THE SUPREME COURT OP THE DIS- lrlrL o!DC!il\:nzbllb Hollm:u(n Sgot 1 Term A District Court of the United ll.ll('( —In re Acquisition of tely owned land in Reservation e City of Washincton, District of lumbia —District Court Docket No. 2085. led December 1, 1930. FRANK E. CUI | NINGHAM, Clerk —Order of citation.—Upon Icommem!un of the petition of the United lel of America flled herein on the first wer. 1930, by Leo A. Rover, ited Staes Atiorhoy for the. Dhitce ol lumbia. ecting under the imstructions of ke Attorney General of the United States ind at the uest of the Secretary of the reasury, secking the condemnation of the llowing described lands in the City of ‘Washington, District of Columbia, for public \Ie to rovide l&:fl.‘l accommodations in | the lumbis for the executive departments -nl independent establishments of the Government not under any executive | department and suitable er parking, | end approaches thereto, that is to say All privately owned land in the square known as Reservation C” in the City of Washington, of Columbia. ated in Folio elgbice ok in the Office of the Sur- District of Celumbia. includ- ing any private interest, if such there be, in the public alley in saild square, comprising e following lots, divisions, and subdi- visions designated herein as parceis: Parcel 1. Original Lot 1 in ryation GUS EICHBERG, Auctioneer 75 Automobiles By Auction SAT., DEC. 20th { Noon At 462 Penna. Ave. NNW. ereafter our Wed. night will_be held at lti G GUS EICHBE AUCTION SALES AT Owen’s Auction House 64 H St. N.W. | Saturday, Dec. 20 Beginning at 2 O'Clock P. Consisting of various and sundry household furnishings, including a ot of Christmas articles, musical instruments, etc. J. 1. OWEN. Auctionser: Ch-vrolet Coach ©. Snyder, U. 5. Mafshal. ALSO OTHER AUTOMOBILES AT WESCHLER'S Aute Auction 613 G Bt, NW. SATURDAY Deec. 20, 10 a.m. Consignments Received Any Time Prior to Sale. | MEMBER W. A. T. A { de18.19 Adam A. Weschler & Som, Austioneer: HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS RUGS, CARPETS, RADIOS, ETC. SUITES, ODD PIECES, PERSONAL EFFECTS, ETC. By Auction At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave, N.W. SATURDAY mber 20, 1930 Cnm- ncing 9 0'Cl A-:‘tefl.'-"'»'fl"' o TN n'? R W, center line ri feet to the point oo the ollowing terms. One-third of the purchase (2 Cash he balande 1 Lo d by the prom OWEN & igu("wcnonnna. ES' BALE OF Y, ING _ EIGHT ROOMS BA’ Fradtt NORTH: Ferie of . at follo 438, of e atothe’ raquen; of ESDAY, BER TWENTY - THIRD, the District of Columbia, and being part of | Tar "the Same on the north Jine of M- strect 50 the intersection of the north line al peint tntersected by along ne. money to Issory notes of the in on — FUTURE DAY OMAS J, ™ 1431 EYE TRU; ol Lv#ng REAL B, JEING THR] CEL£I B‘RJCK DWILLING ONTA[N- N AS 1707 M :er in deed of trust, re- fflrdvlfl in Llh(r ;‘ the land “records of ll:( of alul‘llhln. party securcd thereby, the undersigned ‘llll sell at publie auction, in Ih' office of the auctioneer. on 1930, AT TWO OCIMK P.M., the follow- ing-described land and vr'mln situate in original lot No. 1 in square No. 160, described by metes and bounds as follo Beginning at a point distant 65 feet west from the Sautheast corner of said square. said point h b line of 3 :fl’l the center 2 Souses, | thence west glong north €9.17 lQll. r Pe center line of the division wall between the two brick houses aforessid s The. of, htllnl’ll Torms o Dai equal instafimen .'x?:?n ‘Fom: the Dayal annually, secured by deed of tgust upon the property ' sold. or all cash, at eption of the purchaser,” A denogit of o equired | 31 ime of sale. "All conveyanein. recording and motarial fees at cost Of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with osit will be forfeited I NI erty re: ap” K and cont of JePdBhoE P v ) “Uays’ advertisgment Sl paper nub')m ‘wash: | ERNRLE B ’itn de12.15.17.19.33 Pruste | THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, Ag,c-nomu. i 1431 EYE ST. N. ALE BLE & SIXTH 3 ET NOR'::;‘“" i By e bl & Cariatn dees. of ik st !u!y‘ TRUSTEES' 8 v RTMENT, recorded 1n Liber No. 6038, follo 17 U alka Tocords of the District ‘ot lumbia, and at the request of the party ecured the _undersi trustees thereb; .k 11 1l at ictio} in it _of the Sl %w Heraliiiols o | be I - P G et A -":-'. |H !:r Irl" qfi: Wow Lo oo tnna-nmt "m“% nnl[A" o1 ;l'uu"i‘ 95 m& nor hraf n\n! i Bordl Slone said st tine line '0! id lot numb:ud fort; -ellhl (48) {hence west along the north lines of sald lo! numbered forty-el ! (48) and fort ine (45120 gont a-the west line of su ot ¢ humbered | -rl{—nlnz « eiee saith aid i'“ asaites eith 108 wvun'Tie ot sata Tt eet to the beginning. Terme: Sold gublect to s mrior trust for $4000, Purther particulas will be announced at time of sale: the gur» chase’ price above faid trust to be pal h A demotit of s300 reauired Gonvey. Shelh (recgralng, etc."at er's, cost Terms to be complied nizty 4 1 uf lu ang . Stherwise denosit "oy iy nly "fl.lu resold l! Y TRUSTEI PR NORTHWEST. By virt; recorded the land Tecords of the | lumbia, of | BHIRD DAY o FOUR-TWENTY O | ing described land and premises. situate in | the County of lumpia, of lots Le Liber Gov of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, described as follows: ning for the same at a point in the north- erly line of You street and iine of bein, soul thence westerly along the nortnerly line of | said | feet, of the dividing wall betwsen premises Nos. | and 323 You feet 'to" the northerly line | thence easterly erly 89 feet to said You sinning taxation Durpfltel ‘Terms of sale: money to be Dlll equal instaliments, o1 vei anauim, pasable semiannuafly. from day of | sal roperty sol t recor: of sale to {n some newspaper publishied ton, D. C. THOS. J. RUSTEES: E"’kz T oY THE B Virte of g Sertain de corded in Liber No. 8707. at folio ve th ur rizk and cost of defaulting nd gnd s¢ the reqyest of the party secured | Bouthwest, 2 feet, thence Northwesterly at ereby. uction. AY. TAY BT THRER-THIR | the following-deseribe situate in the District of Columbi | ing ot ‘numhered two nunared | (308) lots in square numbered forty-Lwo hunarea and two (4203). corded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbla. in Terms of sale: Baid property a ‘deed of trus now amounting to $24,500, now due June 12, 1931; the balzace payable Jun 12,,1932; and Ject to cash over and above said st_and taxy ate of guired at the time of the o compli rom day of forfeited a) of defaulting "purehi dvertisem; paper publ # 92 d010.13.13.15,16.17,18,16.30.22 8 o of_Gol G of sold _subject 34,000 balance all All de11.13,15.17.19.23 | apam a. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. BEING A DWELLING STREET By virtue o recarded in of the land Iumbia, secured ig':gg;.gm,::hw Bl e et ribed fan i strict wit: rancls Rigss ’usnd others convev‘nfl,\ Tees at cosl B to be complied v of sale. ght tu resell property at risk and cost of | defaulting purchaser vertisement of paper published in station impreved by a gasoline fillin yland end’ situated at 3rd Street and Avenue, Bouthwest. P l:!l 11 Or?ln‘l Lot 2 in Reservation prove Pa rxl III. Original Lots 3. 4 5 and 6 in Regervation “C: improved by premises No. 09 Maryland Avenue. Southwest, three metal sheds. a metal garage, a frame shed. two wne-story brick buildings, and a brick | fenee wall on the southern and western boundaries of said parcel. Plrul 1V. The East 20 feet front on Mary- Aveaie by éepih of Original Lot 7 in B"lellmn C”, known for purposes of as- sessment and taxation as Lot with joint and equal use of wall between premises Nos. 327 and 325 Maryland Avenuye. in common with premises No. 327 Maryland Avenue: improved by premises No. 325 Maryland Ave- nue, Southwest. Pa.cel Parts of Lots 7 an in Res- ' ervation “C" dzs:rnzed by metes and bounds as follows: Beginnine for the same on ihe Northerly line of Maryland Avenue at & int distant 20 feet Westerly from the joutheast corner of said Lot 7, and rumning thence at right angles to said Avepue North 19 degrees mlnutu 51 seconds West 82.25 feet, thenee South 70 degrees 22 minutes 9 seconds West and parailel to seid avenue, 33.46 feet, thence 19 _degrees 37 min- utes 51 seconds East 8225 feet. to said ne of 'said avenue thence with said line of said avenue North. 70 degrees 22 minutes 9 seconds East 3346 fect to beginning, and kpown for purposes of assessmenj and taxation as Lots 1 and 8 ved by premises Nos. 327 and 329 Maryland Avenue, Southwest. cel VI Part of Origipal Lot 8 in Res- ervation “C'" described as follows: Beginning for the same at a point on Maryland Ave nue, 9.46 feet from the Southeasterly co: ner of said Lot 8, and running thence South- westerly llnu the North line of Maryland Avenue 15 feet, thence Northwi rly at right a to Maryland Avenue 8325 feet. jortneasterly and paraliel = with Maryland Avenue 33.75 feet, and thence Boutgeasterly at right angles to said Ave- nue B2.25 feet to the point of beginning: | and known lor D\xrpnse! of assessment and taxation as and 804; improved by premises Not 3“ and 333 Maryland Avenue, Soutnwest. in Washing- | Parcel VII. Part of Original Lot 8 in Res- ervation “C’ described as follows: Beginning SAMUEL A REVRE: 2t the Southwest corner of said Original Lot JAMES B. Ni ON. A runnig thence NoviIWEateny At HEML 5.17.19.22.23 Trustees. sles with the North line of Mary.and Ave; 5 T #2.25 feet: thence Northeasterly parallel OWEN & SON._AUCTIONEERS, | th'the North Line of Maryland Avenue .79 th the North iine Avenue to CoNTAIN ow“ ilsNG No. 385 Maryland Avenue, SBouthwest. unning thence Southwest- Tecoras ot the District of Colmbia; | ol1s i’ e hme of FUTURE DAYS. _ WEN & SON. [ AUCTIONEERS, | 1431 Eye Street NW. ‘ TTING. NO. S Y80 USFREET of a certain deed of irust, duly | n Liber No. 5962, folio 426 et sea.. Disirict of Co- the request of the party | the undersigned trustees itc_auction, in front of the UESDAY. ' THE _TWENTY- DECEMBER, A.D. 193, AT LOCK P.M.. the follow- and at on Washington, Distriet of Go- nd designated as snd being paris hirteen (13) nnz eighteen (18) in fght (8) in A. L. Barbour and Com- subdivision of land record now known Droit Park” as per plat recorded in Shepherd, folio 15 of the records Begin- the southerly id lot eighteen (18). said noint distant 10 feet “easterly from the | west corner of seid ot 18, and ruoning distance of 19.64 through the center You street a thence northerly street a distence of 89 of said lot 13, feet. thence south- treet and point of assessment and 19.64 now known lot 812, square 3086. | e-third of the purchase in cash. balance in {wo e’ in one and two with interest at seven per centum per by deed of tri . or all cagh, et ¢ fon of " Geposit of $200 will be re- 8t co x"or m”":' “Terms 8 *Term compiied with flhf otherwise the fevers the ‘prope purchaser. such resale ecure £ upen " the te. day of rigi five days’ advertisement of % “foot: thence Southeasterly at right Lpodbss < Rt clce with Meryland Avenue 8225 fect to| SALE OF VALUABLE un e North line of land Avepiie: thence BEING | TWO§ Mary] NG, Y RERSE | e place of besinning;, and known for pur- | oses of assessment and ta: Lot 80 AR EARACE. ENOWN 48 1001 | Covered in part by the East wall of premises | sth 11 Part of Lot 9 in Reservation GPi5 STREETS NORTHEABT. DT stribed by Cmefes and 'bounds as Of trust, re- | foligws: Beginning at the Southeast corner sghas; £ | erly alog the line of Maryland Avenue. the undergigned will sell st public | funt angles to said Avenue 127.25 feet, 10 8 | in iront of the ises. on xox- Piblic At ublic alley, thence Northeasterly alone the | 1102-4 | National Bank of Washington, Trustee undet LEGAL NOTICES. RGN C ere Columbia; improved by premises Nos. 346, 348, und 350 Maine Avenue, Southwest. Parcel XVII. Original Lot 17 in Resers tion *'C" known for purposes of ua!umem and taxation as Lots 824, 825, and jmproved by premises No. 344 Msine Av nue, Southwest. Parce! XVIIL Original Lots 26 and 27 in Reservation “'C" including all right, title, aud interest, if any, in the public alley for- merly abutting Lot 26 on the North closed by agreement of the property owners as recorded 1"0&‘::' 86 Folio 23 of the Records of the of the Burveyor of the Distriet_of Columbla. roved remises Nos. 115 and 117 - 3rd reet, Southwest. Parcel XIK. Original Lots 28 and 20 in Reservation improved by premises No. 1y Srd Sireet, Southwest XX. ‘The_original alle: satiare known s Rescrvation” G ted on the original division square as yecorded in Folio 18 of t ervations Book in the Office of the of the District of Columbia, as modil by in_Liber 86, Folio 23 of e Records of the Office of the Surveyer of e District of Columbia. this 1st day of December, AD. 1930, cd thet American &cunl‘ and Trust "pany. 15th Street and ennsylvania t. Richard Anderson, 337 Southwest., Apt. 11 d- ward C. Baltz, Trustee. 6314 - 16th Street. Northwest. Georgianna C. Bailey. 927 Massa- chusetts Avenue, Northwest. Gertrude Bev- erley. 337 Maryland Avenue, Southwest, Apt L Thomas Booker, 331 Mi land Avenue. Southwest. George 1. Borger, Tiustee. 3741 Kanawha Street, Northwest Ethel Brady, 337 Maryland Avenue, Southwest, Apt. Alex C. Bryant, 337 Maryland Avenue, South- west, Apt. Arthur Carr, Trustee, 5053 Ml(wch isetts Avenue, Northwest Ernst enzer, Trustee, 933 L Street, Northwest. Ra a 8. Conley, 337 M land Avenue, South- west. Apt. 6. Helen Delaney, 348 Maine Averiue.” Southwest. . Carroll Dikeman, 3128 - 19th Sireet, Northwest. ouis.C. Dis- mer, Trustee, 805 Street, hwest. Dis- trict National Bank, Trustce under the will of Mattie A Daish, 1406 G_Street, North- west F. Q Donnelly, 721-3rd Street, Northeast! Lawrence D. Encel. Trustee, 708 I Street, Northw Joshua Evans, Jr. Trustee under the will of Mattie A. Daish, 3405 Lowell Street, Northwest. Joseph T. Pitzgeraid, Trustee, 508 - 6th Street, South. west. Cli P. !mhu‘h 337 Maryland Averine,” Southwes ! “Forence M. Praser, 3811 McKi ley ‘Street, Northwesf Morris R. George, 709 I Street, Northwest C. J. Gockeler. Trustee. 1745 Q Street, North- west ~ Hattie L_Gray, 600 East Capitol Street. Martha E. Gray, 600 East Capitol Street. Rhoda S. Gray, 600 East Capitol Street. Grocers ~Specialty Manufacturing Comy 7, & corporation, 354 Maine Avenue. of he §p piat_on file o C Southwest. Georze F. Hane. Trustee, 1423 P Street, Northwest. Addie Haney, 33513 Maryland Avenue. Southwest. Prank A. Harrison. Trustee, 475 C_Street, Southwest. Michae] ‘Heillman, 621 - 7¢th Street, North. east. Robert Hersom, 1009 Webster Street, Northwest. sie Hunt, #202-38th Stree Northwest. Elizabeth Jewell, Windermere Apartments, 1825 New 'Hampshire Avenue, orthwest. ' Annie R. Johnson, 337 Maryland Ayenue, Southwest. Apt. 4. Charles Jones, Street, Southwest. Catherine Keane, 3113 Woodley Road. Northwest. Ellen Keane, 3113 Woodlev Road, Northwest. John C. Keane, 191 Park Road, Northwest. Michael A Keane, Trustee under the wili of Ellen T. Keane, 3611 Fulton Street. Northwest. Michael A. Keane, 3611 Fulton Street, North- st gInomas F. Keane, 3039 Military Road, Northwest. (otherwise known Marg ayfair Apartments, [ mnez. rumut Nathen Kron- » Nort! olite [ R onman. 15T Webaiar Dereer Northuery | Angela Lagana, 345 Maryland Avenue, South- west, Antonio’ Lagans, 345 Maryland Av nue."Southwest. Wiiton J. Lambert, Trustee, 1028 Vermont Avenue, Northwest. ‘Wilton J. Lambert, Trustee in Equity Cause No. 2351 in the Supreme Court of the District of Co- Jumbia, 1028 Vermont Avenue, Northwest. Theodore Levy, 114 - 41> Btreet, Southwest. May D. Lokerson, Trustee under the will of Maitie A. Daish, 1609 - 19th Street, North- west. Lord Baltimore Pilling Stations, In- corporated, & Maryland Corporation.’ 133 Penpsyivania Avenue, Northwest_ Charles A Maithews, ‘438 - 1ith Street. Bouthwest. Charles Matihews. Trustee, 632 G Street, Southwest. Virginia Mosby, 337 Maryland Avenue, Soutbwest. Apt. 8. Artbur Mulloy, 733 - 10ih Street, Nori Arthur D. M loy. Jr., 1114 F Street, Nojtheast. Ralph Muiloy, 1337 Quincy Sireet, Northwest. Wii- liam E. Mulloy. 733 Kent Street, Northeast. the will of Ellen T. Keane, 7th and C Streets. Northwest. Northern Liberty Building As. sociation, ‘511 - 7th Street, Northwest. Max fenberg. Trustee. 4707 Connecticut Avenu Northwest, Alex Oglesby, 337 Maryland Ave- nue, Scuthwest, Apt. 5.’ Benjamin F. Par- ker. Trustee, 415 and E Streets, SBouthwest. Peari Killian Pearson (also known as Pearl ‘DECEMBE] NTY -SECOND. TY O'CLOCK P.M Jand and_ premises and be d_four in Jacob B. Shapiro's subdivision of ine of ‘aid alley 22 feet. and thence South- | fine, 28 1S 2o, Zngies: {0 said Avembe (o beginnine: ana known for purposes of as- | gessment and taxation as Lot 809; improved by premises Nos 335 and 335% Maryland Avenue, Southwest. Parcel IX. Part of Original Lots 9 and 10 in Reservation described as follows Beginning _for me 8225, feet North- westerly {rom the Southeast Corner of the West half of said Lot 9. and running thence | Northwesterly'3 feet’ 6 inches, thence South: | Westeply 44 feet, thence Southeasterly 3 teet ‘inches, aud thence Northeasterly 44 feet %o the beginning: and known for purposes of asgessment and taxation as Lots 811 and 814; unimproved. arcel X. Parts of Lots 9, 10. and 11 in Reseryation “C” described as follows: ginning for the same on the Northeriy line gL Mgrviand Avenus at's point distant 23 feet Southwesterly from the Boutheast cor- Ber of said Lot 9. and running thence South Westerly along_the line of said Avenue 72.17 fect, thence Northwesterly at righi “nlles 1o sajd Avenue 67.25 feet, thence easterly paraliel with sald Avenue 6.17 feet, e e oty ot siuht, aneles 10 sad Avgie fo e rear line of ald Lot 10,| ce Northeasterly and parallel with said | r\vznur 23 feet to the West boundary of the and sbuiting said parcel on the East and heictofore conveyed to the United States | by Max Alen and Celia Alen, thence South- . | Pasteily and at right ansles to said Avenue | | 4150 fect. thence Northeasterly of & | foot, thence Southeasterly 3.50 feet. thence | sterly parallel with said Avenue 44 | a point at_right angles from the Giuning, thence Southeasterly 8225 feet to suid Maryland Avenue and the piace of | beglaning: and known for DUrposes cf as- sessment. and taxation as Lots 810. 813, 816, d 817; improved by premises Nos. 337, 341, and 343 Maryland Avenue. Southwest,’ and | Nos. 348 and 350 Armory Piace, Bouthwest, Faicel X1 The East 03 of a {00t by depth of 60 feet of Original Lot 11 in Reservation “G" fronting on the public alley "in the rear of the same: improved in part by the | wall dividing premises No, 350 and No. 362 Armory Place, Southwest. Pargel XII Part of Original Lot 11 in Reservation described as_follows; Be- ginnng at a point on the South side of Armory Place, Southwest, distant 22.58 feet Northeasterly from the Northwest corner of said Lot 11, and ruuning thence North 70 degrees 22 minutes 9 seconds East, 20.49 feet, thence South 19 degrees 31 minutes 51 seconds East 60 feet, parallel with the West line of said lot. thence South 70 degrees 22 minules 9 seconds West 2049 feet. parallel with Armory Place, thence North 19 degrees 37 minutes 51 seconds West parallel with the West line of said lot. 60 feet to thi place of beginning: and known fof Durpos of assssment and taxation as Lot 820; im- roved by premises Nos. 352 and 354 Armory lace, Southwest. Granby.” as per plat re- ber 81 at tollo 192 subject 1o ecuTing a - indebredness $360,of which 1s t due and $1250 of which be said property will be sold sur. eed-of-trust Indebtedne Bapty e paid or adjusied to ! n.on 'Jil reco erms of sal to be le A deposit All_conveyancing, L ot purchaser. R thirty (30) days Ba.Sml gt ol B Poure after five (5) davs' ent of such resale in Coml news- ished in shington. B LANCIS SAU WILLXAM')’ !Z 5 15th 8t W, SON. Trustee: Auctionee: WESCHLER & SON, TWO-STORY, BRICK CATED AT 1720V ORTHWEST. | W CH deed of trust duly Liber No 6464. folio 39 et se Tecords of the District of Co- the request of the Darty and at | ‘the updersigned trustees thereby, Gobim Lot lubdlvm:n of as per plat recor Fc. of the surveyor for the lstrict um| 4% above. proverty will be t to a prior deed of trust for af 7 per cent, due April 8 1932: cash over trus deposit of uired of purchaser at time of sale. recording ,_and notariai rehaser. Terms of sale Jith within thirty days trom otherwise trustees reserve the after five days' ad caule in some new smon FLEiSHMAN, WM, B. WOLF. ‘rustees such, 'SOUTH &y SEA |} & Pargel XINI Parts of Original Lot 11 in « Reservation ~C’ described in two Parcels as follows: Parcel 1—Beginning at the | Northwest corner of said_lot and running North 70 degrees 22 minutes 9 sec- ast_with the South line of Armory 22.58_feet, thence South 19 degrees allel with the feet, thence seconds Wi STBAMSH“’S. | Plac | 37 minutes 51 seconds East | Western line of said lot, South 70 degrees 23 minutes 9 arailel with the North | said lot, 22.58 feet tg the wWest lLine of ot, and thence | North’ 19 degrees 37 minutes 51 seconds West 60 feet, 1o the beginning: and known foF' pUrposes of assessment and ‘taxation Tat 819 Parcel 2—Bexinning at the Southiyest corner of said Lot 11, and run- Ging fhence North 10 desrees 37 minutes 51 Seconds West 67.25 fest, thence North |10 degrees 22 minutes 9 seconds East paral- lel with _the South line of said lot, 37.83 feet, | thence Bouth 19 destees 37 minites'S1 sec; nds East_ parallel with\Vthe West line of Said lot, §7.35 feet, to Maryland Avenye and thence Boutn 10 degrees #2 miutes 9 sec: onds West, alons the line, of said Avenue, 37.83 feet to tl hulnnin and { known for Durposes of assessment and taxa {ion as Lot 618; improved by premises Nos. 345 and “347" Margland Avenue Seuthwest: and Nos. 356 and 358 Armory Place, South: Fest Farcel X1V, original Loty 13 and 13 in Reservation ~C' subject to the Tight of th Distrigt, of dolimbia” granted in’ deed re corded in Libe iio 387 of the land Sacacts 'S¢ the District of Conimbia to, con Struct s sewer under the surface of Lot {157 sald parcel s known for purposes, of assessment” and taxation as Lot 821; i« Proved by premises No 340 Maryland Ave- Rile. Southwest Farcel XV, Original Lota 14 and 15 in Piifmoues of assesumenic ahd tAxation s Lath axation as B22"ana 623 “imptoved by Bremises NG ki nd Burker, 104, 106, 108. 110, 11 and No. 354 Muine oanlue. Soumwut Vi -u- DE LUXE SERVICE FROM NEW YORK To MIAMI—Every Saturday to Dec. 27, call- ing at Jacksonville enroute; thereafter direct express service Wednesdays and Saturdays. To JACKSONVILLE = Every Tuesdey, Thundey end Setrday. between MIAMI and HAVANA Divect Qvernight Sevviey Commencing Dec. 30 ] Through tickets NEW YORK toe HAVANA with o day for sightseeing in Miaml. To CHARLESTON, §. C.—Every Tuesdey, Thursday and Saturday. Te GALVESTON,TEXAS—Every Saturday. ALL EXPENSE TOURS Economical all-expense Tours to Florida, Havana and Texas. Write for attractive folder containing 10 itineraries. Killian Pierson), 1356 Oak Street. Northwest. Penn Oil Company- a Maryland corporation. 133 Pennsylvanta Avenue, Northwest. Per petual Building Association. 500 - 11th Street. Northwest. Max J. Raine, Trustee. 1528 Ogden Street. Northwest. Riggs National Bank, 1503 Pennsylvania Avenue. Northwest. Waiter B Robinson, 337 Maryland Avenue, Southwest. Apt. 10. “E. Megeath Rogers, 227 - 6th Street. Northeast. Jacob Rohrback, Trustee, c/0 F. Hape. 1422 F_Street, Northwest. Loretto Rose, 3113 Woodley Road, Northwest. Henry Salus, 920 New York Ave- nue, Northwest. H. Salus, Trustee, 1340 7 street, Nopthwest Charics: W, fenater, Trusee. 841 Ingraham St Northwégt, James F. Shea, Trustce, 1361 Bireet Bouthwes: Alics " smith - foremerly Shea), 6225 - 12th Sireet, Northwest. An- tonio 'Tassa, 325 Maryland Avenue, South- west. Thomas Taylor, 337 Maryland Ave- nue, Southwest, Apt. 3. Coleman Tuckson, 331° Maryland' Avenue, _Southwest. ~Max Walten, 1628 Webster Street. Northwest The Washington Animal Rescue League. & District of Columbis corporation. 349 Mary- land "Avenue. Southwest. Light Company, a United States Corpora. tion, 411-10th’ Street, Northwest. = Josepl I Weller, Trustee, 2554 Massachusetts Ave- nue. Norchwest. Elien Young, 337 Margland AveLue. Southwest. Cecilia F. Youns, 13th’ Street, Northwest Harry Zager, 2196 Woodley Place. Northwest. All_the foregoing of the City of Washing- ton, District of Columbia, and American Company, a Maryland carporation, Am can Building. Baltimore and South' Stre Baltimore, Maryland. Melvin F. Bergmann, Trustee. North Woodside, Maryiand. Helen F. Braiock, Address unknown. Marguerite Bugdon, Address unknown. L. Colton, Trustee. 111 Oxtord Strect, Chevy Chase, Marsland. Daniel Digney, Address unknown. Frank C. Digney. .Address unknown. Hugh Digney, 'Address unkncwn. James H. Dig- ney, Address unknown. Liliie M. Digney, Address unknown. Maty L Digney. Address unki.own known. Washington Gas Thomas Digney, ress un- williagn . Dishey. Address une | William Digney, Address unknown. | Flaherty, Address unknown. Burr N. ds, Jrustec 1 East Melroge Birest. 7, Chase, Margland, Manuel Paust. ‘101 n Building. Cleveiand, Ohio. k Forser, Pl Cgvoinre” Sikome” Pask: | Maryland, James S. Fraser. 106 Elm A nue, Takoma Park, Maryland. town Savines Institution, Frederie land _"Julius F. Hassin, 'Trustee 1and Road, Brooklyn, New York. K Gretta and_Magruder Avenues, Riverside. | Maryland. ~Lawrence D. Keane, 5617 Grove Chevy Chase, Maryland, William J. 5617 Grove Street. Chevy Chas d. Helen G. Koons, 22 Hesketh Cheyy Chase, Maryland. ~Mary Me- Laughlin, 35 Clark ' Strect. Brooklyn, New York. ~Dominick A. Mulioy. Gretta “and Magruder Avenues, Riverside, ~ Maryland. Frank A Mulloy, Gretta and Magruder Avenues, Riverside Maryland. Anna C. Pat- ten, Gretta and Magruder Avenues, River- side, Maryland. Edward Waters, Route No. 5. Bailey's Cross Road, ~Alexandria, Vir- ginia. Margaret Walsh, 2 Neuland Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland. Maria Waters, Washington Avenue, Berwyn Heights. Mary. land, and in the event that any of the per. sons’ hereinbefore named is deceased, the helrs, allenses or devisees of said Defsons. (the ' foregoing beizg tne persons named in said netition) and ALL PERSONS having or claiming to have any right. title, interest or estate in_the lands hereiribefore described, or to be entitled to compensation in respect of tne taking of the same for public use, and all persons occupying or in possession of the same, be, and they hereby are, re- quired, cited and admonished to appear in this Court on the 2nd day of January, 1931, at 10 o'clock a.m., to answer said petition for the condemnation of said lands and to make claim for the compensation to which they deem themselves entitled. Provided, however, and it {§ further ordered that a copy of this Order of Citation bo published once a week for three successive weeks in The Evening Star and the Washington Post respectively, newspapers of general c culation published in the District of Co- lumbia, and also once a week for three consecutive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter. the first of said publications " to be ot later than the 6th day of December, l930. And it s further ordered thpt & copy of this Order of Citation be served be- fore the retitn date Beteo by the United States Marshal for the Distriet of Columbla, or his deputies upon each of ersons Bamea hercin wHo 1o o Jak us ascer ble by reasonable dnquiry, residing or sojdrn- ing with: District of Columbia, or ean be found by said Marshal. or Lis deputies. * D-11 DUELING GROUND WILL GET MARKER Mexander Hamilton’s Fatal Fight With Aaron Burr Held at Weehawken. By the Assoclated Press. WEEHAWKEN, N. J, December 19— A Nation-wide movement to perpetu~ ate the memory of Alexander Hamfl- ton, shot to death by Asron Burr en & dueling field here, has been launched. On the top of the Palisades overlook- ing the dueling ground the Home Owners’ Association would bulld » monument. Weehawken d- ready have spent nearly ,000 converting the proposed site of fi- ’monh;mem into the Hamilton Memorial Citizens from all parts of the coun- try have been invited to join the Alex- ander Hamilton Memorial Assoclation organized here with Edward as president. February 1 has been fix 8s the last date for the enroliment of charter members. January 11 Birthday Anniversary. By-laws adopted at the organizatirn meeting set January 11, the birthday anniversary of Hamiiton, as the date of the annual meeting. Plans of the association eall for the erection of the monument on the Plaza about 120 feet above the narrow strip along the Jersey water front where so many fought it out in the {lm 25 years of the nineteenth cen- ury. Of course, the most famous duel at this historic spot, almost directly posite Thirtieth street in New Y was that of Burr and Hamilton om July 11, 1804. This was Burr's secopd duel in Weehawken. He had fought with James Church, Hamilton's broth- er-in-law, on September 2, 1799. On November 3, 1801, Hamilten's eldest son, Phillip Hamilton, was shot and killed at the Weehawken dmlh\. ground by George L. Gacker, & York lawyer. On the day hdan Gacker fought a duel at the umplwl with Samuel Price, & companion ef o' | Phillip Hamilton's, so it would appear the spot was one of evil omen to the Hamilton family. Clinton Fought There in 1802 Other traveled to Weehawken to setitle a “debt of honor” included John Lang- staff and Oliver Waldron, jr., on De- cember 25, 1801; Dewitt Clinton and John Swartout, July 31, 1802; Richard Riker and Robert Swartout, November 21, 1803; Isaac Goubernour and W. H. Maxwell, July 10, 1815; Benjamin Price and Maj. Green. & British army officer, on May 12, 1816. Stephen Price, -%rcuwr of Benja- min, later hearing Capt. Henry Wilson speak disparagingly of the Price-Green affair, challenged Wilson to fight i ‘Weehawken. Wilson was killed. The last famous duel of which there is record was fought October 19, 1835, between Henry Aitken and Thomas Sherman. DISTRICT EMPLOYE SUES FOR DIVORC. ‘Ralph Gedney Charges Infidelity Naming Co-respondent, and Asks for Children. Ralph Gedney, chief concrete - tor for the District Government, today flled suit in District Supreme Court for an Sabsolute divorce and custody of minor children from Mrs. Catherine A. Gedney of 2813 Thirteenth street north- west, naming a co-respondent and al- leging numerous acts of misconduct. ‘The parties will have been married 20 years on December 22nd of this year, :mceorddin( to the bill filed by the hus- Attorney Raymond Neudecker appears. on behalf of the husband. Accusing her husband of habitual in- toxication and cruelty, Mrs. Jane Cas- well, 3419 Twenty-fourth street north- east, today applied to the District Su- preme Court for a limited divorce from Jay Hubbard Caswell, to whom she was married July 24, 1920, in Upper Marl- boro, Md. According to the bill filed by the wife, who was represented by Attorneys Ray- mond Neudccker and Jean M. Board- man, Caswell has been in the habit of going on drinking sprees since the year of his marriage, and the wife charges that he “has been hopelessly intoxicated * most of the time.” The husband is accused of trying to choke his wife on one occasion. Mrs. Caswell claims she has become indebted as a result of his refusal to stay employed. ‘Woman Hockey Teams Tour. ‘Women'’s tous hockey teams were ominent in Scotland last season. The h women’s team made a victorfous tour of South Africa in the Fall, after which a feminine team from Australia visited Scotland unglqnd intern: tional matches at Dundee and Paisley; both bel.n: won by the Scotch lassies. Pty Com'.nlctlon has started on the first of a series of “talkie” studios in Mex~ ico City. e IDVlNG. PACKING AND STOBAG! Greatly enlarsed ructe reproof NOw 24, nsler: Hotel LU DY AROLINA National Umverslty 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. .n(d) J‘.l D;‘ ® raduate courses leading - grees of LLM.,, M. P. L, B. J. D, and D. C. L. All classes held at hours conven- ient for employed students. School of Econcmics and Government within said District. And it is further Og~ dered that a €opy of this Order of Citatio be mailed postpaid to each of the persom ghown by sald petition to be and hereinbe- fore designated as non-residents of the Dis- trict,_of, Columbla. such copy” to d- dj m ine last gnown of residence Slta"‘iv Dcgree courses of collegiate grade oflerl‘d in Political Science, Govern- ment, Economics, Psychology, His- tory, Finance, Business and Lan- es. w, Address Secretary 818 13th St.- notables of their day whoe