Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1931, Page 37

REAL All—lol!!l& NEW BUNG '"m“""a'fiu??fi?‘.&'fiym haol in_fiving oo, Aodel ki eted. Tront poreh; Boves and car line. TRINITY COLLEG! home. "" hu&ll an ol Tons foasediate avien BEAUTIFUL GRAI English_design, RECOND] sear. Brick construction, a fear screened porchet. metal NEW CONDITION. 143 u,m— v ition. FEET DI RRras nd tnisorionon.” da sseedtional by R F U GROUE. ARROuEh Only SEEUPIE et Improveme ESTATE. SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) 'xr DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, NORTHWEST. with ttic ¢ rostan tiisd DAth With 2o -r’gfl'nhn'fl 3 . with one-piece. sink. nard 5&0 it Bacement: very deep lot. "N and beautiful Soldiers’ Home grounds. An excellent somfortably arranged in every respect. lace in Jiving room, screens, ete. NINE_ROOMS Lot 100 ft. deep. [—A je of or °a conerete front ?orch. double *EUblis and parochial schools, parochial j r g l‘i and be convinced. er _iripping 10,500 NORTHWEST.—4_BED-ROOM HOME__A seven-room and tiled bath home of brick construction, well located, near tion, schools and churches. repiace’ in living room. attic, cold BUILT-IN GARA and floors comfort and utility. $12,050—-CHEVY CHASE, D. C.—FIVE BED ROOMS AND TW¢ section one square west of Connecticut ave. rches.” Library. large living itchen. BRYANT GAS-B floors, screens and large closets. room ING A autiful Entire E. House 27 feet wide. 12,500—SAUL'S ADDITION—A 30-FT. SEMI-DETACHED BRICK O] s ROOMS), near new Roosevelt School. Q"’ ro) reh, Elose to ail conveniences and in most desirable nelghi Government park, closs to modern, with' screens ahd a: 5 room, double rear porches screened. Sple~did buy, stor 8 R ome, other S (4 BED ardwood trim atures for borhood. entirely_modern GARAGE and man: BATHS, in very desirable 1 Sne,Bath. 8 ihower: 3 sissping 001 akfast room. FURNACE. clectric reirigeration, Rardwood vonderful buy. EVENING PHONE UNTIL § P.M. B0§§ & PHTLPS. 1417 K 8t ORS. NORTHERN VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND D. C. PROPER’ penALiona 0300, ADDO)'. 3659 13th st. n.w. Adams 5¢ B CHEVY CHASE, 17 West Irving st., Chevy Chase. Md. one juare Borth of clréle: beautiful corner fot fftractive 8-room house: price. . Fo? |2 spection_call_Wisconsin 3486 WHAT WILL YOU BID? Qwner must sell, desirable business prop. y H st. ne; 2 apts over store. No ers._Phone nm 7831 1 10 10:ROOM, H.-WH ELEC. B NEAR 16tF 9 rooms, h.-w.h. elec.; 1618 6th—8 FoomaoL.. efoe 308 20th—6 rooms: 1719 First—8 rom elec. J. F. HOLLAND, North 3527. 9 PRICE, 15350, A REAL OPPORTUNITY. 3rd and R. 1. Ave. N.E. is_attractive modern home sold origi- mally ‘for $7,180; h.-w.h. and elec.; inclosed sleeping porch. éolonial front porch: ga Pittsburg inst. heater; in fact. modern in grery respect. Just one equafe from car line, busses and stores. S, 3350 CAS] i 350" BER MONTH. "Call| Adams FoT for_appointment to_inspect. OFFER WANTED. 11 7 bath: brick. GAR- 3 K et n J& SRos. e Biadebaburs rd. na. L. MODERN NORTHWEST HOME. $7,250. Desirable 6-room. semi-detached home ‘with ~ bullt-in e overlooking Govern- ent and lake: excellent view. This been newly renovated and is in So0d_condition. |1t can e sold" on very Zeasonable ' terms. Your thspection in- DO‘NNELLY & PLANT, INC,, 3123 14th Bt N.W. Columbia 0838, h.-w.n., CHEVY CHASE. $13.750. Detached home on a lot 75%125. ‘We believe this is the greatest vaiue ever offered in this delightful home section. 10 1 rooms (6 bed rooms), 2 baths modern improve- ments.' Close to the Circle and only half block from Conn. ave. This home is a real bargain and should sell_quickly. Call up NOW for ap- e H. G S\HTH\' CcO., Buccessor to Business of N L SA\SB[{RY COMPANY, ne. 1418 Eye St. National 5904. - CELEBRATE Your First Saturday Haif Holidsy. SA\"’E $1 (X)Ov' . v TN DO el P 1 CHEVY CHASE, D. C. SELL OR TRADE. s big lot 90x133, 2 modern home of TadCoaider " busialn o emalier Aoy broker or L. K. F. 4 Tnvestment New English Deslgn. Large Corner Lot. For the person isoking for @ place out of the ordinary we have & home in a peighborhcod of fine residences close to Rock Creek Park with the following lfldl‘ features: An imposi: BIII ‘with eircular Quirelu large living room with open fireplace, sun room. M- brary, ¢ining room, full sized breakfast room. kifehen with linolsum and clectric nmrn'lfln,fil antry snd l ory on the e second [ "o 3 o oA U6 ters "wad. spouts” and. Bryunt Gas E'-'.m ate part of the modern equip- THOMAS L. PHILLIPS Nat. 9648 Eve., Phone W Chevy Chase Barga 4710 Chevy Chase Boulevard. i SRERE o this. very desireble neleh very desiri 4 * beautiful home, with big porch: 8 rooms. baih: sun oarior and tne lstest cluding General Flectrie re- Toom. "'w":n“!"'?."e N0t 5 by 150 feet: e lo.."z')ouu'-'"oune We Will Make the Terms to Suit You. Drive out Wisconsin ave t7 Chevy Chase boulevard (which 1s 3 squares south of Brad- iey lane). and turn west 1 squi Open & Lighted. Inspect Sunday. H R HOWE\ STEIN CO. i Dist._ 090 0?250, New, Detached. On the 14th street car line near stores d f h k. M. ele'ctrlc fllfl ation, linoleum. breskfa: nook, . tilea Bath’ with. showe replace. excellent lot sodded and [f you want a home with large, lh! rooms obtainable on the most ‘comfortable financial urml call for appointment to inspec THOMAS . PHILLIPS, Nat. 9648. Phone W A New Brick Home. 5 BED ROOMS, 3 BATHS, In Chevy Chase, D. C. 1 Square West of Conn. Ave., $13,500. Here is ths homs you have always wanted, in fust the loeation where you s wished to live. Priced to sult the man of moderate means: uniquely arranged to accommodate Jarge or small family. Every fes ure now found in a new home is em Bogied, including open frepiace and Why not live well wnen §00 parestich Ao opportamity a6 thiss SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc., 1438 K 8t Nat. 2045, BRAND-NEW. All Brick Home, Best N.W. Location, $8,950. This is s most unusual offering. House never occupied and will surely & judge of sound values. six large, bright room tiled bath with shower, hardwood cedar closets. electric refrig- n. kitchen has inlaid linoleum on floor Sanites covered walls and double drain bosrd sink. There is & concrete front porch, screened double SPECIAL BARGAIN, 1117 7th St. N.E. Only $6,950. A, Pretty. attractive home: 6 rooms and bath:"big lot to 30-ft. pe [ Open 'and ligh| monthly payment i chance. Drive out and ook it over. H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1815 H 8. NW. Dist._0908. NEAR 14th & PARK ROAD. Very attiactive 6-reom and bath modern home with colonial front and double rear inclosed porches. located 1a block of l4th The location {s extremely desirable. s and awnings and & nice yard e The owner leaving Washing- i offering the property very reasonable. DONNELLY & PLANT. INC.,, 3123 14th 8t. N.W. Columbia 0838, 1707 Allison St. N.W. Open Sunday and Daily. All-brick, center-hall house, con- taining 8 large rooms, open fireplace ; 4 large bed rooms and 2 baths on second floor. Attic. Maid's room and bath in basement. Oil heat, large lot with 2-car brick garage, metal weather stripped, screened through- out, awnings. Can be bought several thousand dollars less than original | R price. L. E. Breuninger & Sons, Nat'l 2040. FOR COLOREDPREMISES 3457 P ST} northwest: eight-room brick house, sem tached, ho iter heat, bath, elec large bnumem ind two metal large gain, $5.200. £, YORKE: columbla. 3063, FOR COLORED. KINGMAN PARK. NEW HOMES, i3 The Proof of Merit. More than 200 families satisfied with modern houses and terms of purchase. | Rapid development of surrounding improvements helps to make Kingman Park the Wondor cammnnny of the National Capital. ODERATELY PRIGED, MODERN HOMES. Sample Mouse' 310 23rd 8. NE. A few blocks beyons 15th’ and H sts. on Benning rd. Write or call for booklet. CHAS. D. SAGER, altor snd Builde: 36. 924 14th Bt. N.W. WANTED TO B“—BOUSI!. MODERN 6-ROOM HO! Would consider Md., Must ':e b;r ain. !uz; ation and tru dress Star office. [ WANTED TO BUY-—HOUSES. modern mprovemenis. Bee B A Bary. . BARR Y. Met. 2025-26. RENT—STORES. 11357th ST. N.W.—RENT, $45. pDgrireble store—or any kind of business " JOHNSON GO, 041 M- 2. ave. EXCELLE\IT TIRE STORE 1601 14th 8t. N.W.—Reduced Rent Corner_occupied for years by la dealer. Splendid opportunity. Suitable also 88 suto accessors and equipment business. C. 1404 K St. N.W. Dist. 9080. LARGE STORE. 3212 GEORGIA AVE.—$32.50. store, convenlently Jocated in a new and thriving community, st an unusually attractive rental. Suitsble for any business. CAFRITZ, 1404 K Bt. N.W. Investment Bldg. National Dist. 9080. SALE OR “CHANGI. $06:ACRE FARM IN VIRG more. filling station. repai EE 3 an"i;' P dtn: hat have you fMce. 10° of To ACRE FARN iT WILES FROW ington on Good Luck roa l'e!fi!}: ? lendid buildings. includi) room house, ine hen h 'ds., ete. dress Leo D. . 1 'Md. BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW. rooms, 2 baths. sleeping porch. built-in rage, lovely corner, perfect home: will co: sider equity for small investment property in city. Col. 7888 OFFICES AND STUDIOS. DENTIBT, ATTENTION — 4-ROOM __APT., been occupled by dentist for past 10 yrs. splendid opportunity. 1101 Pa. ave. s.e. 1336 NEW YORK AVE. ( Bide,)_Ateractiy Anufl- ingle nnd! fi from $10'to $50 & mont] BeeGH Tormer-rentt, ‘AP LARGE OFFICE Located in the heart of the zeal estate and financial district; 30x00. $300. 1404 X Bt. N.W. . Dist. 9080. 1315 H ST. N.W. Very desirable office rooms, prices range from ‘$10 up. Second floor, 'next door to Times-Herald Building. Inspect any time. H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,, 1313 H 8t. N.W. Dist. 0908. SALE—INVESTMENT PROPERTY. mall Apartment Building Near the National Cathedral. 100% Rented. We offer i real investment this de- sirable building of 14 units. all rented to white tenants. In a_rental section where values are assured. Priced to show better than t for an equity investment. or owners will sell on ss little s $3,500 cash, SHANNCN & LUCHS, INC. 1435 K Bt. N.W Nat. 2345. COMMERCIAL CORNER, 2 BLOCKS FROM new Center Market, No. 500 M ot. D.W.— Priced less than assessed value. DUVALL & CO., 722 11th 8t N.W. SALD—I.O‘II heap_for auick ¥ Star omce. Lo 5 33 MONTHLY: NICE shade developed subdivision. near three golf courses. JOHNSON. %08 10th n.e Tear porches and a built-in garage of course. there is hot-water heat %fl'fig“n‘;’s’flz s’z‘ VICE BN H.G ,\\IIIH\ (n. Successor to N L 1418 Eye St. SPECIAL. HOME BARGATI $100 Cash. BALANCE LIKE RENT. SAMFLE HOMES OPEN TODAY. . 1737 Upshur St. N'W. 1 it 16th st. rooms. double brick Sarace, 3 bathe, General Hectris re- Figers 1716 Hemlock St. N.W. stories. & rooms: butltin ‘fl of 16th and Alaska a 3400 15th St. N.E. Semi-detached. besutiful new home, just h of Lawrence st. and just south of nroe st.; busses. Open and liehted. 1012 3rd St. N.E Very wide houses: easy walk to downtown n be used for two families. Just east of 'nion Station. l210 Owen PL. N.E. Jgst porth 1ith and Florids lj ‘ ”l fect little home. with garage ” ®4%117 7th St NE rooms and beth: bix ot and garage to public Just LisTS oF ARGAINS 1N HOMES HOWEI\bTEIN CO H 8. KW, wite H. “H SALE—!L SINEifi PBOPERTY A LOCK’ ror YUK BUsINEss heart of the downtown, Woodward - & Lothrop's. Spacious and three apariments. Offered et u that makes it well worth your consi jon SHANNON:& LUCHS, INC., 1435 K 8t. N.W Nat. 2345, In the near store Jprice lera- RENT—BUSINESS PROPERTY. LARGE CORNER STORE, §75; BUITABLE for grocery, pharmacy, etc. At 207 15th st ne. E. DAVIS COMPANY, Adl | 10° | FOR RENT—NEAR MCLEAN. VA TAE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, . HOUBE, BARN. watered; Bhenandoah Valle: W. J. BELL. 307 4th ne. GOOD DEVELOPMENT fooking bay. includin cellent tobaceo soil, ideal for dairy: § 830 To 106" acres. 'Address Box 388 [ —— Acreage—Estates—Farms, JOHN A. BRICKLEY, d D. C. and Montg. County Broker. oo Tio Batr Bids. " District Taal. i terms. 11 REAL ESTATE—LOANS. [ONEY TO LOAN ON D. REAL Efi;;}; m -Nnty amount at fr‘vnmni interest. L HESKELL [1f Brewt nw. MONEY TO LOAN ON 'OWNER-OCCUPIED modern homes, Washington, nearby Virsinia ryland: no_commission; 6% interest. 1st 1 only. Full details with inquiry. Address Box 350-X, Star office. YMENT! JUICK SERVICE; lst m‘-nd g!d trusts %n g C. Loans in neart ! Md. end Va. No red tape. DR. A. HENR' INC.. 1016 Eve st T ESTATE AT MONEY TO LOAN ON REA] A’ % and 6% interest; both large and small so:l;ngnr’l‘elufilnd MOORE % 1NC. MONEY AVAILABLE FOR 1st TR. LOANS, D. C. resl estate RIVENER & BRO.. Dist, 35800 0 914 G St. N.W. gUICK MONEY LEN] AND D C._ 2 HOM| H'REE TO COMPLHI‘ TRANSAC- ‘TIONS. COURTIOUS SERVICE, C. F. WARING, 1416 P ST. N.W NAT'L 0172. AUTO LOANS. INANCTNO TOWEST AT5Rs, LRSI o McGILL, RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W. ~NORTH 454 PRIVATE PARTY _HAS 1100,000 TO INVEST | Ip in lst, 2nd and 3rd trusts on real estate. No waiting, no red tape. Confidentially. Address Box 4628, Star office. LOANS PROCURED ON TORE FIXTURES. M. umzmflgu mo Eve St. N.W. 13¢ ANTR KOATOn Courteous Bervice TNo Jndgrsements. 943 New Yotk Ave, 10th._Dist. 9283. '—LONG-TERM_LOANS, g@%figflwl‘%mmc SERVICE 826 10th ST. N.W MET. 4142 Freg Parking on Lot Next Door, AUTO _ LOANS: REFINANCING. OPEN grenings. “MR. STEGER. 648 Md. ave. ne. Lin, LOANS TO AUTO OWNERS. DISTRICT FINANCE CO., 913 New York Ave. N.W. Met. 2803. UsSe Youkoé;}sc o Aggfl:x ACTION. ACME REALTY & FIN. CO,, 905 N. Y. AVE. N.W. NAT. 2453. = su.n—sunmm SUBURBAN | HOMES_SALE "AND RENT. ERT E. LOHR, 311 Cedar st., Takoma Bam D ¢ Gar oser STUCCO BUNGALOW, 5 RMS_ AND BAT) hot-water heat, oak floors; all modern & provements. Price, $5.250 ~ Atl. 0636. 15 VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS —6-ROOM BUNGA- low, modern, h.-w.h. elec.: range or Wi install fireplace; city wal double $500 cash: Dbal {erms. "Also"6-room house. ‘furnitare s cluded; gas, city water, basement, furnace heat; large lot; . Terms reasonable. J. L. PRICE,’ Oakcrest, Va. Clarendon 2i15-W-1. 11 ACRES, 7-ROOM HOUSE, BATH, ELEC. nearby Va., on main pike; reduced from 510,000 to $6,500' on account of death; great bargain. FISHER & COMPANY, 1427 Eve Bt. N.W. Dist. 7 AORES RICH LAND. bungalow. bath, electriclt chicken house: 35.000; terms. ER' TY CO. Phone Hyattsville 765 WOODRIDGE, D. C. Open ‘ana Reated Until § v, 2415 Perry st. n.e.—6 rooms and sun porch, every modern convenience. 2417 Perry st. n.e—Bungalow de luxe; ready to move in; reasonable terms. WOODRIDGE REALTY CO.. 2377 R. 1. Ave. N.E. North 7203. COURTLANDS TITLE CO.. INC., Room 851 Woodward Buiiding VIRGINIA PROPERTIES FOR SALE. (1) Two-story frame, siate roof, basement; barn, tenant and servant’s house sixty acres ; ample shade, lawn, etc.: located on_ Btats out eight miles from city. Bold to settle esta 500, (2) Twenty-nine acres on the Great Falls bighway; rare old building site with white and other trees. Price, $10,500. About ht miles from city. (3) About cne hundred acres: large two- in good condition; tenant stery ‘dwelling, house, etc : located on old building site with extended view, grounds, shade, etc. about elght miles from city on country road pe- tween two hishways $30000. ) Small bungalow. cellar, electric light, bath. fursce. $3.750, WOODRIDGE BUNGALOW. S-room stone h\lfll B'l, lagge rooms, dou- ble_brick &h! hfl‘! juare §2.008 Teduiction. AYNOE, R I ave Z6os Brentwood ra. nee. Mot Sivh I\EAR CLARENDON, VA. S dow sty water, by mcte, price, 26 Ta down, balanace, SE AL 36,500, 3500 Taown: balance, 5w B, brick, am.. 43 500; balance, $80 mo. - 5 ucres, 6 r. & b.. elec.: very attra 8 milos to city; $5,500; 31,000 down, balance easy terms. And many others to choose from. JUDSON REAMY, 15 N’ Clarendon Ave.. Clarendon, Telephone Clarendon 1032. Evenings 1823. WOODRIDGE, Stucco house, 7 rooms and bath, corner property. one block to cars; $9,750; terms. Beveral S-room bungalows ranging in price from 36,950 to $2,450. Can be sold on easy "WOODWARD & VIETH, 2002 R. I ave. n.e. North 0730. sarag REAL- RENT—SUBURBAN. BIX-RM cottage and several acres of land, sutomatic glectric pump, fur: e, truit and fiowers: F35 per month. Room 831 Wood- ward Building. 3 CARROLL AVE. TAKOMA PK. MD— rd floor, unfurnished, $18; second floor, $22. _Aduits. _References. FOR RENT, MY BEAUTIFUL BRICK_AND stone residence for a tourist home, on Balti- more Blvd., near District line. ' Great oppor- tunity. Mf. BOSWELL, Hyattsville 617. LEGAL NOTICES. WILLIAM W. E _AND WALTER L. FowLER: Attorners: IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia, holding —In re: Condemnation of land fc on of Kansas and North Dakota Quackenbos and _Oglethorpe str widenig and extension of Blair road and the widening of North Capitol street in the Diswriet of Columbia—District Court No_ 2086.—Notice and order of publicatio Noiice is hereby given that the Comm oners of the District!of Columbia (pu ant to a certain provision of the act of ‘ongress approved March 4, 1913, entitled An Act making appropriations for the ex- penses of the government of the District of Columbia for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and fourteen, and for ‘other purposes,” whereby they are authorized to open. extend or widen any street, avenue, road or highway to conform with ine plan of the permanent system of highwaye in that portion of the District of umbia outside the cities of Washington act of Ongress appro March 2, 1893, as ameided by the acts of Congress approved June 28, 1898, and May 28, 1926, tively. by condemnation under tfie sions of subchapter one of chapter of the Code of Law for the District of Co- lumbia), have filed a petition in this court praying, the condemnation of the land nec- essary for the extension of Kansas avenue, between Nicholson street and the Metro- olitan Branch of the Baltimore & Ohio ailroad; the extension of North Dakota venue, between Peabody street and Sligo Ml the cxtension of Quackenbos street. between Blair road and Kansas uve- nue; ‘the extension of Oglethorpe street, through parcels 114/6 and 114/7; the widen- ing and extension of Bleir road, between Underwood street and North Dakofa avenue, ad the widening of North Capitol street, between McDonald piace and Sligo Mill in the District of Columbia, as shown on a map or plat filed with the said peti- tion, as a part thereof, and praying also that this court empanel a Jury in accord- ance with the law provided for in such cases to assess the damages each owner of land to be taken may sustain by reason of ‘the ‘sald extension of Kansas and North Dakota avenues, Quackenbos and Ogle- thorpe streets. the widening and extension of Bair road and the widening of North Capitol street, in the District of Columbia, nd the condemnation of the land necessary for the purposes thereof, and to assess the benefits resulting therefrom, plus all or any Bast of the costs and experises of said pro; { ceedings. upon any lan may find will be benefited, as provided for in and by the aforesaid act of Congress ap- proved May 28, 1936, it is, by the court, Phis “Osth day of Pebruary, roed, FLOYD 733 13th St. N.W. Nat. 0353, 0352 WATER-FRON+ PROPERTY. TOVELY SOTTAGE ON THE BAY, 36 MILES from Washington: private beach: lights. all conveniences, bath houses. m:m bulll‘:{ contractor for own use. X, Star office. VERY DESTRABLE. GOTTRGE ON CHESK: e or lease, reasonadle. A Star_office. 1 oo ACRES "ON STATE WOAD, Vi MILE water front, eottage home in Erovi ade trees, fine yacht hlm!. ll mils from 'lfllh\tllfll 42 from Baltimore. P _LEE. Annspol's, Md. RI Cottage at Bay seven rooms and ba large ht and bath: rent k’ "8ifce. “or Baltimore, Piaza 8 ‘ OUT-OF- TO'N REAL ll‘l'A'l'l. | sorracE thi i 'sons having any interest in the piec-Edned b and fhey ire berehy maraed 854 cominindea le agpiat in fy "oyt on eleciric ten o'clock a.m., And continue in attendanc until the couri’ srall haye made its fying and confirming the ax damages and the assessment of bene- ts of ‘the fury to be empaneled and sworn erein; it 18 further ordered Bereimis thias hotice ‘and” order e published Itwice & week for two successive weeks in the Washington Evening Star. ington Post and the Washi) published in_the at least twenty da: of April. 1931. It is further rdered .hat & copy of this notice and order be. the United States marshal. or his deputies. upon each ‘of the owners of the fee'of thie Jand o be candemned hereln, ound by the said marshal, or his yfi the et o Supil pon the tenants an betore the said doth day of Afill. "By the Sourt. JOSEPH. W COX. . B aoun B Builivan, AUC’I'ION SALES. IS AFTERNUON. W CS. 7 OWEN & SO, AVO TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE STORY LRICK APARTMENT BUILD CONTAINING TWENTY-EIGHT APART- MENTS, KNOWN AS ~PREMISES 815 MARYLAND AVENUE NORTHEAST. By virtus of a certaln deed of trust; ‘duly recorded in Liber No. 6043, folio 55 The Sand records of the District of Colum bla. and a¢ the reauest of the party sec Pheren She e nderaiened trastoes il sl a5 ESHe 4 Vet ety O TS on AD. AT FOUR-THIRTY, O'CLOCK P.M., th hllnwinl-ducrlhed land Infl rem- ises, ‘situate in the District of Columbis, and designated and being lots 21. 22 23 bl SO, %S R 8 sauare 915, as per plat recor , folio 80, of ihe records of the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia. Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust for $75,000, further particulars of which will be announced at time of salc: the urchase price above sald trust to be pald n cash. A deposit of $1.800 required. Con- vesancing. recording, etc., at purchaser's Terms to be complied with within iv days, utherwise deposit forfeited and roperty may be advertised and rescld discretion of the trustees. ROBERT . MCCORMICK, 1625,28,mh2.4.6.0 . Trusu ADAM A. WESCHLER & BONS. Auctioneers, 420 Pennssivania Ave. N-W, TRUS' “OF_ vaAL L FRovEo Wk SErate WN ToI0 YR R TE h SERALT NORTHWEST By yirtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 6018, folio 499 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Co- lumbis, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees Al sell at oubllc wuction, in' front of the NDAY, THE NINTH DAY 3 o163 in T. Janhey S Combinagion of Jots In. Sagare 283 as per plat recorded in Liber 66, folio records of th e surveyor first ‘dee 22,000, at Be 'dile in three further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale: the purchase rice above said trust to be paid in cash eed upon at deposit of $1. Tequired. recording, etc, at purchaser's to be complied with within fifteen da: otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discre- tion of AROLD B A 1€26,28,mh2.4.6,9 " Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. OF oVALUABLE REAL EE-STORY BRICK 5 REARMEN TR P, 0. TREET NORTHWESE. By virtue of & deed of trust recorded i ber No. 5781, follo 353 et seq.. one of the nd_records of the District of Columbia, 2pd at the reauest of party secured there! the undersigned trustees will offer for sale VoRibls sction, in front of premises; on RINTH DAY, BF CH, n?x AT FIVE O'CLOCK P AL the follow. [descrived property in ihe District of F O T Lewis E. B: pinger's subdivision of lots tn Denison and Iglahton, frusteey’, subdiyigion of ‘parts of ‘Mount apd “Pleasant Plains.” s Der plat of taid “first-na ‘subdivision recorded in Liber County 20, follo 37. of the Iecords of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. Subiect to perpetusi right of nd, covenants of " record ABove-described Yand G5 designated on te §ooks of the, assessor of the ict of or ‘taxation purposes square 267; 2 Terms of s mone: : One-fourth of the purchase to be paid in cash. balance in equal instaliments, represented by promissory notes of nuuhner payable in one, two and three { With interest at 6 per cent per annum rom dly 1 sale. rIlb]l semi-annually, secured by first deed of trust upon property sold. or all cash, at option of purch A deposit of $400 required of purchaser at !xlmlnluon of titie, conveyancing, record. ing and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms_to be com{nhed with wi in thirty et S o8 sl ool et and cost of defaulting purchaser, er five days' advertisement of such resale in_some newspaper vublllhcd in Washington, D. C. or deposit may be forfeited, or without for- {: 9&’:’0!‘“’" t Ilruluu g ‘I e hem- any al or equ! !.I against M. EMMERICH. ’RANK J. EHLERS, 1e26-d&ds.exSu u’x‘nuun. Adam A. Weschler & Som, Auctioneers Bankruptcy Sale of High-Grade Stock DRUGS and SUNDRIES, HAND- SOME MODERN MAHOGANY FIXTURES, SODA FOUN- TAIN, CASH REGISTER, ETC. Also Valuable Lea: By Auction AT “MONTEREY PHARMACY” 3532 Conn. Ave. N.W. TUESDAY March 10, 1931, 10 AM. P dted Cnairn T, ich. ing Scales, Clock, Bicseie, ee. T oen The above will first be offered nUrsts. together with 123et of Dremisea: " atisfactory HA Is t received be immediatelv s In_re Sams TERMS: CASH. ALBERT E. STEINEM, Trustee. mhs.6.7.9 ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVE® REAL ESTATE. BEING TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1708 B wiriue of & dved of trust ded )y virtue of a deed ‘of trust recore in Liber No. 5061, folio 408 et seq.. one of the iand records of the ‘Districh 6t Columbia apd at the request of party recured the understgned trustees will offer for s by public auction. in front of premises. on TOPSDAY, JHE TENTH DAY OF MAKCH, 1931, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the follow- ing "described property in the District of Columbia. to wit: Lot 39 in Elien Yates' gubdivision of part of original lot 1 in square 335, as ver plat recorded in Liber 18. folio 74 'of the records of veyor of the District of Columbi to the risht of way over the re: sald lot. Improved by a two- dwelling, No. 1708 Tepth street n.w. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to bo paid In cash. balance 1n ea instailments. represented by promissory notes of purchaser pavable in one and two years, with interest at six per cent per an- num ' from day of sale, payable semi- annuslly. secured by st deed of trust upon Broperty sold, of all cash, at option ol chaser.” A deposit of $350.00 required of purcharer st sale = Examination of ‘titie, conveyanct: ording and notarial 4% cost of plirchaser. Terms to be compiied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right to re- sell property at risk and cost of defaultiny purchaser, after five days' advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D. C.. or deposit may be for- feitea, or without forfeiting deposit trustees may avail themselves of any legal or equit- able rights ainst defaulting urchager. Josua EPARE. 5" AVON M. NEVIUS. __1627-mh2.4.6.8 633 Lowisiana Ave. Tuesday, March 10 10 A.M. Auction Sale of DESIRABLE FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Also 125 pairs Men’s Up-to- date Shoes, Lot of Uncalled for Clothing for account of Cleaning ' Company, Ladie Dresses and other goods too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH. D. NOTES, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. EALS) 1431 s lsln deed of trust, I 164, mn the B '°r|u " Bolutbi the party secur: 24 trugtées will sell at January 31, 1 1928, in Liber iand’ records of ha ot ghe reque Mm ,“mm seri m Tand and ore > the city of Washington. Di umbls, ‘and designat an being lot numbered llr r -six (66) in Henry Turtler's'subdlvision of Jots in sauare mum: Bered thres undred and sixty. dve 4 livision is ded i olio ‘168, of the T ’éflfouo(thl surveyor of the District, of Cofumbi ‘Terms of One-third of the purchase money to be pald n cash, Dalance in two equal {nstallments. p: le in one and two ars, with interest six rer centum per Rin, Dayable semi-annuly. trom Gay.of Gperty soid, oF sif cash: ai he Sotion'et operty sold, . at the Phe Burchaser. ” A deposti ‘bt ‘3800 Wil be required at e of llw All conveyanein Fecording. etc.. at cost of purchaser. of llll to CDIII lied witi from day of sa Teaotvethe *Fieht tio Tapel dhe ‘romeris the risk and cost of defaulting purchase after five days’ advertisement of such ressle in ‘some newspapsr published in’ Washing- ton, D. C. GLAUD LIVINGSTON, 1620,24,26,28.mn2.4.5 Tustees, ) A Bl Y, 1, I onntm;“r i mhe.9.10 oM N i A ,1431 Eve amn N, W e, TRUSTEES' SALE OF ORY CK DWELLING! AReE it I isle AND 1351 R-AND- ONE: LF STREET S s'rollY ABRICK w;mm'?!l“firufl POUR -AND-{ -HALF By vmuo 2?. dlu’ o trust Fecorded tn ber No, folio_ 43 of "the land Yecoras ot the Pistrict of Columatn, e ehal sell to front of the premises on LUESDAY THE TENTH DA’ MARCH, A.D. 1031, AT TWO-THIRTY [2 4 until TH B CEOOK BN Srginel Jote bered forty-three (43). forty-four (44) ve (45) in square numbered five d three (303). Also lot numbere 112) in ‘Thomford of ‘lots In square numbered ‘dve hundred and three {03) as per plat recorded in the offce o the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber 37, "at folio 32 Also ot .jumbered elghty.six and the north 1190 feet $r5mt" by the Tunl ‘depth hercof, of ot mumee bered eighty-five (85) in Catherine N, Thompson and others’ subdivision of part of original lots 47, 48 and 4% in said_squa numbered five hundred and three (503) perplat recorded In said survesor's office ber 8, at folio Terms of sal e fourth cagh: balance in"one, two and three vears, terest 8¢ Six per cent per apnum. pavable se annusily Deposit of §200.00 on each parcel {f"%0ld separately or $1.060 on the entirety rauired st time of sale. and the purchaser o allowed fifteen days from dats sale to complete the purchase. Further rarticulars at time of sale. EDWARD C. BALTZ. VERNON Fastess. AUCTIONEERS. N.W. 1626.d&dbs.exSu THOS. J. OWEN & EON. 1431 EYE ST. WITH _ELECTRIC ELEVATOR. NO&. 1105 AND 1107 SEVENTH BT N W, By virtye of a deed of trust recorded in Liber 5982, follo 450 et sea. of the land records of ‘the District of Coiumbia, and at tha request of parties secured thereby. dorgianed trustees will sell at p 1i_front of premises, on DAY, TENTH O~ MARCH, 1931, AT TWO P.M..'the fol- lowing described land and premisés in sai District. Part of original lot 7, square 44 beginning for the sam a point in the east line of Seventh street distant 40 feet north from the southwest corner of and square and running thence nort d street 40 of 1 of said lot 80 feet: thence south slong the Tear line of said lot 40 : thence we: 80 feet to the beginning. said property be. ing now known for pur assessment and taxation as lots 814 and 815, square 449. Together with the improvements. consisting of two connected 3-story business buildings, with electric elevator, Terms of sale: One-third of purchase 7 do b bald in cash. balance in’ two ual instaliments. pavable’ in one and two years. w.th interest at six centum annum. payable semi-annually, from day of sale. seeured by deed of trust upon prop- erty sola, or all cash. at option of chaser. A deposit of $1.000 required at s . Tecording. etc, at cost purchaser. complied Rith within thirty days. from sale otherwise trustees reserve right to re: operty at Tisk and cost of defaulting nure sser, atter five d 'fp':m”':fi“{.a x'“w hun:l some newspaper publis in Washing D C. GEO R LINKI] . H. LINKINS, ke A ustees. wlone feet to the northwest corner 1627.mh2.4.6.7.9 FUTURE_DAY>. THOS. J. OWEN_& S8ON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE BT. N.W. USTEES' SALE OF SIX VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK AND FRAME DWELL- INGS. KNOWN AS PREMISES 900 TO 910 25th STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded i Liber No. 4881, folio 136 ef se of the Tand records of the District of Colum and at the request of the party secured B e e at “public auction. in"front o TUESDAY, THE SEVENTEE! DAY .D. 3 lescribed land and prem. situate in the city of Wi trict of Columbia, and design: ing lots 29 to 34. inclusive, in Brainard H. arner’s subdivision of original lot 1_in square per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia, in Liber 10 at folio 157, Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal installments, >ayable in one and two years, with interest at six per centum per num, payable semi-annually from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the prop: erty sold. or all cash at the option of t| purchaser. A deposit of $500 will be r auired at’ time of sale. ~All Sonveyancing recording, etc., at cost of purdfase: of sale %o be’ complied with witnin thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk cost of defaulting purchaser after five days' advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, ERLIE TALBOTT, HEO. N. GILL. Jr.. mhe.9.11.13.14.16 Trustees. Chrysler Roadster By Order E. C. Snyder, U. S. Marshal; also other AUTOMOBILES AT WESCHLER'S m Auto Auction 613 G St. N.W. March 11th, 10 A M. Wednesday THOS. J. OWEN_& 8O 1431 EYE § TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM. VED REAL ATE, BE! R P BRICK DWELLING NO. 1128 G NORTHEAST. By Viruie of a certaln deed of trust, dul recorded in Liber No. 6281. folio 313 o1°the ‘land Tecords of the Digtiict of "GO lumbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, che undersigned irt will sell at public suction. in_front remises, on AY, THE SEVEN AY OF 1 THIRTY, P.M. the following- described land and premises. situate in the city’ of Washington, District of Colum designated d being part of original fot" one (1) in e nine "hundred " an eighty-two (982), beginning on G street fifty (0)" feet west, from the southeast cormer and squar thence west along fihe S1'G sirect ‘clgntoen (18) feet. thencs north ninety (80) feet to a ten (10) foot alley. thence cast along line of said alley cighteen ‘(18) gnd thence ‘south ninely et to place of besinning. ' Now v {or assesament. and. taxation purposes ‘as 1ot 800, square 982 Terms of salé: One-third of the purchase money to be pald in cash, balance in equal installments. payable in one and two 2 with interest at seven per centum per num. payable semi-annually. from day of sale. secured by deed of trust upon the prop- erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. ? 3200 will be re- AUCTIONEERS, aje fo ' complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the propert: the risk and cost of defaulting purch after five days’ advertisement of such re {n Some ‘newspaper published in Wash- ineton: e A._DRURY, B NICHOLSON. Al _mhesaissies) Trustees. TOMORROW. VAAAAAAAAAS, GUS EICHBERG, Auctioneer NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS By Auction AT 466, PENNA. AVE. N.W. TUESDAY, MARCH 10th, at 10 A.M. A vast a u;hn.cnt co! pring: Chairs, Trunks, Odd P Drawers, Ete. ng of Day-Beds, Dini: and Bed Rugs, Kitch Cabinets, Antique Desk and Chest of GUS EICHBERG OFFICIAL U. 8. GOVERNMENT AUCTIONEER MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1931. Aucno UCTION SALE ,,};_;&“s% w ‘Il’ yor X Iy it juest o 0 lll'n.d lr\lnn i fl% ;flm 1, e city, of lumbia. ortsing kil seril fi 8: on E reet I"l" ortheast corne ‘ nce west on ience south nin 'L"( ) ine nd on s squar d s sam Vet “of nw ‘u ot and "runnin & affeds terma? Aoy Tom ine (99) feet eight an to thfi south ‘hm:.r Riratssin ine ( “‘;xl"l('”fil ll .’I ninet; = v.rh%" e m;fli lfl’u‘l‘lll! on thu en: teen (19) Tt lot_nij o ime without cost'the sast of the building all, s sranted rected thereon as in Liber 1410, 79 gertain deed olio Tocords ot the ‘Dlstrict ot et Terms of sale: One-third 05-"” purchase in cash. balance in two iments. payable in one and two Interest T centum per Enniin, um Bie .d" - tiom du of erty lD Dl' purehi ner o A‘IIIN Conveyanet ser. irm ompited with in Afteen lulr Inl ete lt! to be lyl from day of sale. otherwise the tri it to r?gll the e umn’ T D. 'X%" w:mmng_';on %AN Al uwso 1-28-0&ds. X‘l’ Vm President. feserves the rig] Adam A. Wesehler & Son. Auetioneers. Bankruptey Sale o RELIGIOUS ARTICLES JEWELRY WATCHES CLOCKS PLATED WARE TOILET SETS POCKETBOOKS CHURCH GOODS, ETC. BY AUCTION AT WESCHLER'S 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. THURSDAY March 12, 1931, 2 P.M. re: Edward Voigt, Bankrupt No. 3 em, Trusts Bisinem, Trustse, ‘Albert mh?9.10,11 1331 G Btreet THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE BT. N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS PREMISES 1427% W STREET NORTH- By virtie of & certain deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber No. 5508, folio 358 ei seq., of the land records of the District of Colum- bia, and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned tr will sell at public auction. in {ront of the premises; on THE SE DAY BF MARCH AD. 1631, AT FOUR O CLOGK P.M., the following-described land and prem- ines. situate in the District of Columbla, and desien as and being Jot numbered ten 00 i Wiliam - Marphy's’ subatoisien ‘ot square numbs red two hundred and two (203), s per plat recorded in the office of the sur- veyor for the District of Columbia, in Liber C. H. B. at folio 385. at six per centum per nnum, payable semi-annually from day of Sale. secired by deed of trust upon the pro erty soid, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $250 will be re- auired at time of sale. ' All conveyancing. re- cording, etc.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to ‘be complied with within fifteen days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees re- Serve the right 1o resel] the property at the sk and cost of defaulting purchaser pfter five fays' advertisement of such r in gome newspaper published in Washington, D. ALBERT J. GORE, WILLIAM H. uouinvru. e mhe-d&ds.exSu o Adam A. Weschler & Sonm, Auctioneers HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Including con d Repos: Mohair, Tapestry and Velour Davenport and Bed-Davenvort Suites Odd Di; and Bed Room Suites. Furniture, Upright and C.” " Radior. At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. WEDNESDAY March 11, 1931 encing 9 O'Clock AM. Throughout the Day biles, 10 A.M., at 613 G St. N.W. VERS' SALE. or*ke nouem gn ihe ELEVENTH DAY APRIL, 1931, AT TEN AM. B;“;ntnnu’e :x“- decree cml.or vn"'l e e Circut rlington Count rginia, on the th day of December. 1830, in the consoli- Gatea" Chancery cavses o8 3 gllor, successor trus Corpo; American cn.f‘ca tion, et dersigned ml(ven will offer for saie at public suction to the highest bidder at the plant of the American Coal Corporation, ated near the junction of Columbia pike ind the Washington-Alexandria road in Arlington County, the following property: FPirst—All of that ces piece or parcel of land containing 6.3372 acres of located In' Jefterson Distri Arlington unty, Virginia. distinguished a part ol lot number 19 in the division of Roach te at the )Ilrefloll of the Co- pike and the Washington.Alexandria foad. satd lot or parcel of iand being more ly described in a certain deed of trust llom the Amenun Coal Corporation to Walter C. Baid trustee: Tecorded in Deed Book number. 31, , in the TAnd records of Arlingion. County. Virginia, reference to which is hereby mi together rge brick office bullding locn.ed brick gara building, several e struotures, modern concrete coal dumping bin, together with elevated raliroad trecks and hinery used In l:fi ican Corl Corporation. #nd fixtures located in-the office bullding, ai fopls, machinery and_ equipment a- Pl(le,“b\l"flclol\‘ :llfi one set cf scales used in Welgnin Tucks, Terms: “*Twenty-five hundred dolinze (3 !M flo) cash to be paid on date of with the balance of Lhe purchase m Fithin thirts Fa%e 5 the date"of tne’ con- rmation of the sals by the court: Usfened) ""'F. "8 ' McCANDLISH, WILLIAM 8. SNOW, TRGINIA s v . o In the clerk's office of n\e Circuit Court of Ar}lnfinn County, March 8, 1931, 3 'm. H. Duncan, clerk of the Circuit gourt” of Aringlon 'County,” virginia, *do hereby certify that bond in the amount of l;m"‘o‘ required by g!e!l(y !‘hllzlr‘!. in C' n Februnt A °"n'e'-§. dily"executed with approved ‘urets reauired by law. h under my hand this Afth day of AR, 13, WM. H. DUNCAN. Clerk. EDITH B. CORDER. By mh9.16.23.30 Deputy_Cierk. L. ler & Son, Awetlo: "“BANKRUPTCY SALE OF Ladies’—Men’s—Children’ RAIN COATS Rain Hats, Rubbers, Etc. By Auction AT WESCHLER’S 920 Penna. A N.W. THURSDAY March 2. 1931, 11 AM. “al re; H.l':rl Rosenberg, Bankrupt No. CASH. Albert E. Steinem, Al i T‘zu)lw. 1331 G Y 620 NORT) . virt of s rded o' s, at fotio $4a. o & the fand orfl: of the mftmt of Columbia, we ';‘-"sg A h l"!-l“ (32) okl m& 70:353"“ (442), a3 per A 'g'E' .'.*\z"p.-‘g,::.' gy gootn”lis o A relt P leel south 68 feet to an alley 20 feet wide 8T it ek thengs wer Sgn Gpld et ot 'bale” in one. two -::d at 6 per K chase. AUCTIONS.' AUCTION SALES. DAY! S‘l‘ of Valuable Im- Real Estate, No. 3905 2o 'flfim " ost follo 81ei seas El‘ ql“::le Y‘?f ‘I”::' - I‘I t of Co- Tmm-' the party ed _trustees t of the INTH A AT uua.m.im fuate ot & e eounty " of ibla, and de B Fhnater numbered forty- t¥o @) snd the P.M. er's combination of (3 in 1, hundred and urt in Liber 48, at Td . subject to striction as fo bullding’ line as shown on Said pint ‘and subject o the covenant that [9 dwelling house shall be on said ot to cost less than §3.500, nt 16'riin With the land, together With the ime provements, consisting of frame and stucco dwelling. Terms of sale: One-third of the purcha: money to be pald in cash, balance in two installments. payable' in one and two t at six per centum per innually. from day of ed by deed of trust n erty sold, or all cash, “",;;::flo‘s.hgmg! aquired All_conveyaneini 16cording. etc.. at cost of purchaser. Term gt gale to be' complied with within' thirty from day of sale. otherwise the trus- S0t e ISIYC iR TiEht to resell the property, At the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. fter five advertisement of such resale In' Some. aDer published in Washing- e HENRY P. BLATR ALLEN C. c#nx & BON, AUCTI 1431 EYE ST. N.W. ONIERE; TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUAJ - TATE. IMPROVED BY THRER SFORY By virtue of a certain aeea of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 8680, folio 137 ef sea.. of the land reccrds of the District of Colum-~ bia. and at the request of the party secured eby. ‘he undersigned trustee will sell A2 Dbl mction. In ront ¢ tae premises. SPAMONDAY. ‘THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF AD. 1931, 'AT FOUR-THIRTY the following-decsribed | situate in the city of Wi ington. District of Columbia, and designated as and being the south thirty (30) feet front on Ninth street by the full depth of original lot five (5) in square four hundred and four (§o0). together with the improvements. con- sisting of three-story brick building contain. ing store and apartments. situate 815 Ninth street northwest, and frame building con- taning store and apartments, one story in frmt and three stories in rear, situate 817 N m'x" D Oneihird of ‘erms of sal e-third of the purchase money to paild in cash, balance in two equal lnltlllmenn payable in one and two with interest at er centum per annum. payable sem! lnnull?! from day of Sale. secured b of trust upon the B at the optian fl!rgl it of $1.000 will be re- l.'e A E All C:n'(’lll,c‘:ll re- ; et urchaser. . Terms o Sale o 'be ‘Sompiied with within thirey daot from day of sale, otherwise the trustee X serves the right to reull‘i‘ e property at the risk end cost of defaulting purchaser l'"r five days' advertisement of such resale game newspaper published in wllhlnlm © | AMERICAN ITY { AND “E‘:n ustee, By HOWARD MORAN. (Seal) Attest: S NGTON, SHILLI] Asst. Secretary. mh5-d&ds, exSu ADAM A. WESCHLER & BON, Auctioneers. TRU: SALE _OF VALUAB: ATE: TWO-STORY ING, NO. §38 FRENCH m‘m:i? gvvv,ru, By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Liber No. 4714, folio 111 el seq., cne of the land records ¢ 11 he District of Columbia, and undersigned trustee will ofier for aaie by %\mtlon. in front of premises, on AY."THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1931, AT FIVE O'CLOOX P.M.. the following described property in the Di: of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered twenty- 8ix (26) in Mattingly and Wilson Trualm subdivision of l%\:l e numbered ihree hun- dred and"sixty Three B854 per Dt ra: Corded W. B, M., pase 107 in ihe office of lhl surveyor for said District. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purch: money to be paid in cash, balance in equal ingtaliments. "represenied by - promissory notes of purchazer pasable In one and two I!l"v '" terest at 6 per cent per annum rom dsy of sale, payable semi-annuaily, se- cured by first deed of trust upon property 8old, or all ‘cash: at option ‘Of purchaser, A deposit of ”W required of purchaser at Examination of title, convevancing, reeordmt and notarfal fees at cost of pur- chaser. Terms to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise trus- tee reserves the right to resell grflmru at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after d advertisement of such resale in_some aper published in Washington, D. C., or deposit may be forfeited. or without for- I'lllnr deposit trustee IDH avail himself of legal or equitable ghts against de- faulting purchaser. GEGRGE M. EMMERICH. mh9.11.13.16,13 Surviving Trustee. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers. 131 EYE ST. NW. USTEES' SALE OP VALUABLE TWO- mnv BRICK mo Liber No 6416 at folio 272 of the land rec: ords of the District of Columbla, we lhAll n]l ln“.l;*%nl%nl the p: uu nn WED! LEVENTH luuwg. R 1031 AT TWONTHIRIY. O CLOCK b part of original lot numbered seven (7) in square numbered seventy-five (75)," begin- ning at the southwest corner of said lot and running thence east along the line of T° street. 20 feet: thence north 133 feet to the rear line of said I slong said rear line. 6 feet west' 14 feet: thence south f, Desinning. fourth cash: balance in one, two years, with interest at six per cent per annum, payable semi- annually. Deposit of $500.00 required at time of sale, and the purchaser allowed fifteen days from date of sale to complete the g'run ase. Punher lnh‘.é‘llu l_llzt ime of s pdes 127,48 dbs-exSu THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AumomA TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE. CONSISTING BARRI! (pivheress. default having been made in he payment of the semi-annusl interest on bt secured on the hereinafter described Jond aad" reises by e cartoin ‘dscd o trust bearing date October 20th. 1915, and Jecorded October 20tn. 1918."in Liber 33 folio 316. aiso the taxes on property, Snd st the" weitien reauest of the o the notes secured by said deed of trust, the undersigned, the trustee named in said deed of trust, will offer for sale under the provisions thereof at public sutlon in nt of premises. at FOUR O P.M.. ON MONDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF 'MARCH. AD. ‘1931, the following de- scribed land premises with improve ments. easements, rights, ways and appur. tenances thereunto belos situate and iying in the City of Washington, District of Columbia, Lot forty-two (42) in nderson’ B. Lacey's subdivision of lots in Square .our hundred and fifty-five (435), as Der piai recorded in Liver No. 35. folio’ 108 of the records of the office’ of the sur- veyor of the District of Columbia. subject to asreement recorded in Liber 3376, folio Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase price in cash, of which a, deposit of 32,500 must be made with the frustee at time of le, and the balance in equal notes of the urchaser, payable in one and two years after date of sale with interest at the rate d one-half per cent per annum and Phsabie semi-anmunhy: scoured by deed of trust on the property sold. or ail cash at the option of the purchaser. The terms of must be complied with within 15 days Thom date ot Saes o defaniy of Which ths property will be resold at the risk_and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five days' dvertisement some newspaper pub- ilshed "in Washington, D. C. All convey- piitle examination and recording to ense of the purchaser UST COMPANY OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ind i Vice Pr Attest: IRVING ZIRPEL, Secretars. mh3-d&ds,exBu NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Schools of Law and of Economics and Government Spring Term Begins March 16, 1931 Summer Term Begins June 15, 1931 Registrar’s Office, 818 13th St. N.W. Tels. Natl. 6617, Met. 7964 Open for registration . to 7 p.m. SPANISH WASHINGTON Reoid provress. 1838 : The Catholic University School of Law An-u-en a Special Course in versational Meths t. N.W._Natl. 9369. STATE OFFICIALS OPEN OIL PARLEY Session Sponsored by Okla« homa Governor Seeks to Solve Production Problem. By the Assoctated Press. ing & pian (0 save. the ol Industey frosd plan to save the of demoralized market conditions, delea gates of seven States were called to sent their bv’levs today at a n\nfi sponsored Gov. W. H. Murray Okllhoml Cicero Murray, cousin of Gov. Murray And_representative of Oklahoma; Robe ert R. Penn of Dallas, chairman of the ‘Texas Central Pmnum Committee, and Willlam H. Cooley of Calif., representing ir., “talked flilnf last night, but dis tangible understanding. Their States produce 80 cent of the ofl of this country. by Olhhom. City fleld alone.” Cicero Murray said, %is producing enough oil to supply the United States; new flelds are being opened up, and companies with foreign holdings are importing much crude ofl, to the detri- ment of domestic producers. “Any one State may defeat the pur- pose of the others, and to cure the flls M"';he industry there must be united action.” Representatives of other States ex- pected to participate were: T. H. Bar- ton, Eldorado, Ark.; W. Scott Haywood, Jennings, La.; Mark D. Mitchell, Inde- pendence, Kans, and Carl N. Cox, Cheyenne, Wyo. Ohio declined an in- vitation to take part™ Gov. Arthur Seligman of New Mexico sent a mes- sage of sympathy for the movement. Gov. Ross S, Sterling of Texas pledged his support to any constructive pro- gram. Murray planned to call the official delegates together today to select :‘Er- manent chairman and draw up a < dar of subjects for discussion. Open sessions then were , at which planned, representatives of ofl interests would be invited to express their views. NEWEST U. S. CRUISER COMMISSIONED TODAY . Second Vessel to Be Named the Chi- cago Will Be Flagship of Ad- miral J. V. Chase. By the Associated Press. Americas ect” fgnticg cratt, the ca’s new Chicago, was to be commissioned today. The vessel was the second of the REAr |D8Me to join the men o' war. The other slid down the ways at Chester, Pa., December 5, 1885, and two years later was 2s the first all- steel steam-driven warship. She car- ried sails as an a . Now, renamed the . Alton, she lies Honolulu as a floating barracks. The newest Chicago is cruiser No. 29, the last of the eight 10,000-ton cruisers - authorized by Congress in 1924. With her “shakedown” cruise a matter of history, the new fighting craft will re- place the Texas as flagship for Admiral J. V. Chase, battle fleet. commander. The Chicago, like her sister Salt l‘ke City, "to drat 19 PANAMA DAM RUSHED Engineer Off for Denver to Speed Plan for Chagres Project. PANAMA CITY, March 7 lfl—ccl J. L. Schley, maintenance engineer of the Panama Canal, sailed fcday for Orleans, whence he wiil designing engineer of the project, and expects to be ready to receive bids July 1. Contractors will be invited to view the site April 1. The dam is intended to aid in flood control, furnish additional water mwly Voul greatly increase. the capacity of would grea caj the Panama canll. RARE DISE.ASE FATAL ‘White Corpuscles of Blood Destroy~ ed in Woman's Illness. EVANSTON, Iil, March D P)— Mrs. Nancy Hatton, 51, died last night in a hospital from a rare disease which destroys the white corpuscles of the blood. Mrs. Hatton, who was the wife of Prof. A. R. Hatton, head of the Po- litical Science Department of North- western University, had been ill several weeks. Prof. Hatton, a colleague and four students from his classes gave blood for transfusions. The infection resulted from an attack of trench mouth. PILOT HURT IN CRASH ‘William Thompson, 25, Nose-Dives in Plane at Seattle. SEATTLE, March 9 () —William ‘Thompson, 25, Transport pilot, was car- ried unconscious from the wre of his plane in a siough late yesterday by G. : Johnson, railway telegraph op- erator, Spectators said the motor stalled and the machine went into a nose dive, Johnson, who saw the accident from & railway tower nearby, bore the injured aviator out on his shoulders. Physicians said they believed the pilot, who flew between Seattle and Ca- nadian cities, had suffered a fracture of the skull. —_— Kitchen or No Dole for Girls. Mill girls of Lancashire, England, who are on the dole must accept offers of work as servants in private homes or lose thelr unemployment benefit. This decision of the official umpire has thrown a bomb among the girls. They had been enjoying the dole since the Great Harwood Court of Referees had ruled that the mill girls were justified in refusing domestic service at Black- pool because there were workless girls with domestic experience Ii hearer. The reversal of the decision has been followed by refusal to pay doles. BANKRUPTCY NOTICE. e, e ourt.—n! the matier of Swartaell. Rheem Hengey Compan: rupt.—In credit January, Rheem & ing of its creditors will undersigned. Az referes Eauity Court Room No. Gourt of the District o’ the TAth iy ot March, A time/the said creditors inay attend. . at which prove thelr claims, ‘apoo ¢ officers of the Bankrupt corpe: ewpo- Fation: "and tvantact huch m‘u may _properly eome before FRED h , Referee in Tuptey. mhs.f RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.