Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1931, Page 49

AUCTIONS. 'UBURI (Continued.) BROOKLAND] n New c-raem brick house. 58 X Ko brex s toom. bunkslow: uz.un&l uuum and ingide price reasonable; ter ent. Apply ‘Dec: lot, Washington Want of b e i rd moqern bungalow. 2-car garase; 3356 cash and $37.50 Mrs. W e_84-J. N 1216 N. Y. Ave. Nat. 7908, B c? 1577 (7-9 p.m., Col. 0379). | SUMME! R_COTTAGES. tage, f‘ra-m IBHHI'G itehen ‘ ‘Baitimore. Md. H R'K‘H l — COTTAGE POI RENT: A Aol Summit, irs. JAI Boreh and- front. poren; elce: SUMMER HOMES. {OUSE AT BLUE £ it FOI msmuu.l PRICE, AT- Traciive countty home w A ST modern con- Yenienc Prigid nicely 1 conplerel mrnhh convenlences, ul gverlooking - clul For turther mlommnn uuuhom "Clevelan 11 at 3115 34th st. ifor pien e " e Marshall PL. FOR RENT: STORE WITH ! B. closed:in porc col%-;m. rd. west mo 14th ST. Large store room with'3 '{" 2nd ficor, and garage; suitable for any business. wili ITA ‘XPL' MTG & GUARANTY CORP., 16 N.W. National 1403 EX(TI I ] ,'\T OPPORTU\'H i 4 . CAFRITZ, _l4th and K. TWELL LOC 915 G st. n.w. model. __Immed: 2Pply GIBSON'S. 7¢ AUTO SHOW ROO\I 1001 14th ST. N.W.—REASONABLE RENT. s locatsd in 'the heart of auto- ___Dist._9080. ATED STORE. About, 20x80. Wil te. Do n. For rental o ldth and X SALE—STORES. STORES AND 7-ROOM APT.: Jor'any Kind of business; price ST ()M- $6,250. Near 14th snd Randolph N.W, Unusually attractive brick store with dou- ble show windows. Splendid residential lo- ation: suitable for any business: easy terms. [ ERZ, 67 Dist. 9080, TORNER—3 good location Teasonable. 1101 PENNA. AVE. S.E_3 ROOMS AND Bath. Rave bien occupicd by denciet for past 10_years: splendid opportunity. 1315 H St. N.W Cut Fxpense One-Half. Yery, desirable office rooms. Prices range . next door to ct any tim . HOW L\\l]< IN CO. SALE OR EXCHANGE. FOR BALE OR 1 TRADI—ON VARNUM N.W. Just off 161 i 7-room gdwelling_ with sfiower and. tub. creened porches. ack Ad yard._ Any’r a7ess Box 323M. FOR ul;z OR SALE LRG| nished salow. Huhy hndlupe sarage. Mn Stter 8 Teasonable. Vniversity 1264, FOR RENT—NORTH BEACH—TWO LARGE fooms and two laree porches, elec. Sth and Fredrick. _Columbis 4613. WEEK __OR month. Beverley Béach, Md.' W. U. 3 112 Marshail ave., Bréntwood, Md. Phone Hyatts. 172! 2 5 cAnlil Va. g lot. plenty of i hunlln& and front an tree: ating, Ady GOLONIAL BEACH 4 AND § ROOMS, WA fer. Sewer. $3£0 upi owfer S acrines terms. _Addres: 446-M. Star offce. 5% COLONIAL nlAcH—a ROOM BUNGALOW. furnished: reasonable: for week ends or re- mainder of June. Lincoln 9884-J. REAL ESTATE—LOANS. MONEY TO LOAN ON RinC- REAL ESTATE X 5 nh-a! bathing, in FOR REAL ESTATE_LOANS_SEE SUPERIOR FINANGE & INVESTMENT CO.. 4T, LEND. 1st AND 3nd TRUSTS: $100 TO 15,300 MARYLAND AND C._HOMES. eLRIE CTRANBAC: THREE com! TIONS; couxnous SERVICE. C. F. WARING, ST NW. EPUBLIC INVESTMENT 827 S B R N 500 AUTO LOANS. i AL, RAODE I1SLAND AVE. N-W. AUTO LOANS: _ REPINANGIN grenings MR STEOER. 645 M OPEN " ave. ne. Courtegus UG KEHGY ement NITED FINANCE CO 943 New York Ave., Gor 83. EIGHT-ROOM BRICK Doum.: cuuuol Chevy Chase: or will exchange Tentlag preneity. _Call Clev. RACTT E. D. i 878 vooms with Bo_tt. Jot > Goed ennm,lan. excellent location. Price, $14,750. for building lots’ or smaller house. broker or L. E. F. PRINCE, 314 Thvestment Wit L TRADE AN §-ROON, Z-BATH, MOD: ¢rn semi-detached home on’ corner, wide lot, for clear small house or sell to a responsible party on small Cash payment. ‘Addres xthntG‘roN. MD.—$35 M Sonable cash pavment. buys 4-im. bun sttul location; lot 30%130: Shade, heater. pij ; Jinoleurns 1 terms o sults rent che ing busines or small ho Se 135-acre farm on State rd sma; s, “outbldgs.. £00d for"gas station, rle - equity for D. C, properiy. gmverneso!n sod out of Bistrict 34 ¥ trade for' bay- in South: sev- ct. N CO. 1216 N. Y, Ave,, Nat. 11 4th, Col.” X Gor. oaTo OLD, MEXIC RES, wumnumn 3 me Geipia, 426-M, Star or S SALE—FARMS. NEAR AR! clear. Want ‘Address Box 'S CO., MD.; HOUSE, 50 acres farmed by ten: etur: lance heavily nruml. ings: 171-K. Stai t. ' tobas A Timbered; roillne. 3 terms. _Address Box 1 FOR SALE_FARM, Frederick —Balto. il bric bargai Stiltable 1“ % deat .1" Ry i for “tdeal Tamily lite. 347-M,. Biar office. 2 AcwEs, 6 to_motorists, Address Box ROOM_HOUSE, BATH, CHICK- £h, souse, double garage; small fruit. nice Shade. 4500 cash. Appiy ARTHUR CARR. Hyatt 1 Hyattsviile 19 . 80 ACRES. 35200 ACRE, County, Md. TN WONTGOMERY 18 miles horth of Washingto ar ianor” Club. 10 ‘eres, 3500 ‘screr ey slectricity. bus" tsacacte diiry and pouitry "3 housen: MACKINTOSH. No. 4. Hockville: Md, 175 - ACRES. ORTH CROSSTIES 88 and sireams. miles D. C. ; terms. Ad LARG! - ized ‘barn, shade, qolec d.” 160 Ins. Blds. Dis. ine Sate “ra. N. Peo. 4733, QFFICE LOCATION AT Hamponire Ave. TOW. # rooms. kitchen and barh .380.00 793 13th Bt N Nas 053-0383-0384. SALE—INVESTMENT PROPERTY. Four-Family Flats. Northwest. have to offer four building: hl\lnl four flats, either together or v, for investment. each eps son wiil u:s K st Nw. su.z—un's. UY FINE, SHADY hulldlnl ok Boxios 1eeh.” on' paved rmay vy Chase section, at less than assessed \-Xunlan PERCY H._ RUSSELL CO., 1h1 K & NS mfl'rrnv LOTS, H Ot “o ST CHEVY CHASE. D. G. $1.850; Auz?:‘in !%o). o o Bark PhA: ave -50-1t. front, en ude lnu bus 15¢ 8q EO. E DIEFFENBAGH Lot " Spectalist, 1343 H 8t. N.W. Nat. 8850. of two beautiful lots (corner and adSoinine) conianine rer 30300 ot Rock Creek Park Estates. Overlooking _Government _reservation, sell st Big seduction to quick buyer. owner. Ga, 2137, atter 6 ) You Win , You Cannot Lose By buying a building site in Brookmont either for now or the future. Only 90 sites avail- able at the foreclosure prices of 5 to 13 cents per square foot, with water, sidewalks, streets, electricity, just off Conduit Road, overlooking the Potomac at a high elevation. One fare atreet car zone, or drive out Conduit Road one-half mile beyond District Line, or for further information call Na- tional 1166, Louis P. Shoemaker 1407 New York Avenue N.W. wi A < 'WANTED—LOTS. PITOL HILL FROM. ‘1 36 your Brokers in: vited. Box 1268, City P. 3 SUMMER CAMPS. Y No. 'wport ave.. Alllg e E&. e omreat: ‘l;“}tmem-'mfi . - Phnmauar, k! I ||i%6, || Property. entirety, and. ANS ON A Low o "13‘?4! LOANS. MI’L‘RO HHANCI !BRV!C! USE ° QUX ACTION. ACME. REALTY RFINTCO., 905 N. Y. AVE. N.W. NAT. 2453 AUC‘HON SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. ADAM A WESCHLER . JON. Auctioneers, TRUSTEES' SALE " OF _VALUA LE REAL ESTATE INCLUDING BRIC] WELL- NS NO% i aedt OUSES ON WIbE ALLES AND EYE SECOND AND 801 ONE LARGE VACANT LOT ON' wts‘r SIDE OF HALF STREET BETWEEN N AND O STREETS SOUTHWEST. s y the request of ‘the party secured ’thereby, the undersigned ‘Trustees will sell by Dublc suction, In tront of the respective premises; THURSDAY. THE RTH DAY OF ignated for tax uon sauare cuocx ning “line ot 3 ‘sirces 14 feet west 6 5 Duby e Mhes S5 Teet “ide, thencs w with said Ine'of sald sireet 1} ‘feet, thence sontn witn | he eastern ‘line of lot 21 in taid sauare 122.33 feet, thence east 11 feet. thence north 13233 feet to the place of beginning. being he same property taxed as lot 810 in sauare 585, “mproved by Whiek "wthion M *3ia southwest, | Thid oc bdivision made by W. B, Tox in lota in, square 889, récorded on the Diat of said subdivision in Book 2t one of the recoras ot ‘the sur: Veyor's omees of sald . improved by frame dwemn. No. 815 Be Bt ockPUEh parerl (AT FOUR-THIRT gmtmsun & Richar division" of Jots i ln 5 9, *plat recorded”in Fedords ‘of ‘the omee of the e District of Columbia torethie Wit mprovements. thorsm. §istine of one twosiory brick wareho uss, Dproper on s paved ailey feet whaePerd nay” nnd sllers at both sides 454, Tenr thereot, mittn el (IMMEDI- THEREAFTER). subdivision of squa same 30-foot alley o per N oL of the of "84 "in the 9 and fronti the last above-de. ated therefrom nd, also havin o icl Sries. i mum 0'CL own ‘%5 original ot 52, fronting 53 feet 3 inches e Side of ‘Half strest southwest and ‘Tinning Dack of thar width 19 fore s fnches. "and containing " .090 sannre. feet. according to the official plat of sald ot Terms of sale: *As 1o the first three p to the remainini 2, parcels, in " equal ee year dd of | nin and it ll:h 3! trustess resere T for or wlmonz tam)zln' Tatbosts to cost 'ave dazs’ notice of b iag newspaper. nAvxs. my26.28.30.501.3.4 PR b _FUTURE_DAYS. ADAM A & SON, A W"'c#lfl uctionee: irtue of IA!c‘tnli uedll teral te rtu n_collateral no d-ua wuhlnlon D. C.. Octobe default having be Same. and u; "ih thereof, we will sell in our office, QWRDAY t hiy ¥iEh such ate Teen' (18 ln satare five hundred and Afir: seven (557) Z“ll’?:r‘t’l‘n"l: sleret blease take notl e notice. sed08 " ‘Auctioneers. 1, RECEIVERS' BALE. mn EiOHTH e t pidnt ot FRE AL A TILE COM near FERRY LAND- T SONKIRK. t County, Mary- 'e“d' X dc.:c'm of diato e ous in - structural ateel : pullding: feal and personal properiy. including 300- h.p. bofler. steam shovel, curing cylinder, sas Ioeomun, e D% Gmered separately and as sold for bes! For information induire of .yol-m B s JR.. Princ ederick, - Mo RARRY W, KAYLOR, Haserstown, Md. Rm»mn“ ‘THOS. J. OWIN b 8ON, AUCTIONEERS, 'mv,rrn g‘_ v.u.vn:u M. m A’l’l)' 5" of the he "se The reauest of e oAty IRTY O described Jand and prem| District of Columbis. and, Befg Jor T8 1n saunre 36971 in block 4, “M subdivision of lot r plat Tecorded in tl Heights.” & omce of the sur fl:r the District at folio 17 b Columbia in Liber {0 the building restriction lne A onvenllelnl, pecordi pummer t. Terms to X ‘ms '} withi) twenly e ofserxise desonis {0 felted an Dibe, Droperty may be sdver Tesol Tetion of i at the seb 00,1818 AUCTION SALES. ADAM A, WESCHLER & 918 E ST. Receivers’ Sale of Lud: Room Furniture and E i t. By virtue of an ord: Bupreme quipmen! Cougt ef ‘the Distict of of o-‘l ‘*u. Rassed in Equit; Delnl:rll’l nd Afeck . ixon, o il sell vy pufllgn ‘e o0, 1914 ot At ErE VN Ck?di‘,*{l i 'M\III lumllun and equipment ~contained thers soTERIOs NICHOLSON, JAMES NOB, gos: Colimbian’ Building ve GUS EICHBERG < Auetionser FURNITURE AND Office Fixtures BY AUCTION IN OUR SALESROOMS 466 Penna. Ave. N.W. Commeneing at 10 A.M. FRIDAY, JUNE 5th \Living, Dining o niture, Wieker Farniture. 0ad Piec rings. ON, Auctioneers, _ea3d GUS EICHBERG _Oficial U. 5. Govt. Auctioneer "THOS. J. OWEN & 8O} TRUSTEE'S = SALE PROVED Wi payment of the semis an riner {uhd. and premises b by Certannd .a“"f""“i rialn deed of trus bearing date October, 24, 1928. and recorded 19: r 6251, at folio The at the 'wiliten somirst ot ihe e he notes secured by said deed of trust. the junderslened. the trustee named in sald will nder the deed of tr offer sale us Drovisions thereot -;_lpmmc aiiction: in front of the premises, EE O'CLOCK P.M_ NTY-THIRD Dn OF JUNE, A.D. 1931, {he, following deseribed land and premises. includiny ali ator Feiriverating and o X abie Iterior ma nts and. f i able interior imi vemen. and_ fixtures of every kind and description in or uj Dremises, w lmnmnmenl flents, ways and appurienances " hnienm? G ying in the city o Washington: Discriet of Gofuimb ely: Lo twenty two (23) in subdivision of lofs in squar and sixty-six (166). as per b Liver N. K., folios'9 and 10, of the records of the ofice of the surveyor of the District Columba, of, le: One-third of the ©f which a_deposit of must be made with the & sale, and the purchase j. of ly. secured n{ d. or. i " Duirchas Compied With withis of ‘sale, in defa b of onuon ot 8 sifteen duye Trom ante i fitee ult of which s Wil be'resold. at the risk and cost o detuulting: Dirchaser, fter hve dare in Washin, TRUI OMPA THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, f By GEORGE E NG NG, i Vice President. WILLARD G, McGRAW. _my1s-gaaiueaint Secretars. HEADQUARTERS METROPOLIT) DEPARTMENT, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. it Notice 18 hereby given that 1 wili 5 "n 0'CLOCI public auction 4 ; 85 pihe warehouse or the General Supply Committee, No. 60 Rvente norineast. the 1ot atolon and doned property consisting of miscell articles in the possession of the Bolice Des partment. and which have not been called for by te claimant as contemplated by law _Jess.s Chief niso Propercy) Cle: THOS. J. OWEN & SON. MAYCTIONEERS, 1431 Eye Sireet TRUSTEES' ALl VALUABLE TWO. TOR Bmuc DWELLING KNOWN AS FREMISES 7134 37th STREET NORTH- By virtue of a certain ceed of trust, duly recorded in Liber 6437, folio 32 et seq. of the land records of the Dlslrl(t of Colum- bia, and at the request of the party secured ‘D:‘l’hrlfg"lll:fi undfl‘l‘llh!‘d ':\ll'l.!el '“]ll!!l‘ at on, In front of the premises. on RIDAY, THE. TW, DAY oR SUNE b the “count of° Columbia, part of lot ‘201 1 the sa 150 the said lne of said street of M line along said 130 16 - foot - wide alley shown upon plat resbried in the office of the vor for the District of Columbia 5. paze 138: 2h Terms of sale: O7e-thizd of the purchase be paid in cosh. balance in twe PAyable’ In one and t¥o e g of the purchase; A dt it fil be reauired 'a¢"Hime of A ' ng. etc., at cost of ll! ldb b' eomnlltd 3 s _from e) trustees reserve the rieht ¥ resell the Dron $f7, AL the Tiak and cost of defaulting pur_ ci ter days’ advertisement of -m"n '°'é" Tewspaper bublished Auction Sale Saturday, June 6, 2:30 P.M. St. N.W. THOS, J. OWEN & BON. Aumon 1431 Eve Street N.W. Ena; TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VAL PROVED REAL ESTATE 3R OWN A8 By trust. moma e T T o & Syt duly olio the land records of the Dmnez o Cotudibia, and the ABLE IM- wi §""‘".‘viin":" 1 ir PoUR O'OLOG he icllowing described land and premiscs. st ate in the Cils of Wasnington, Disirict of Solumbla,“and desiganea 8 "ahd veing e d iVision Aou i ‘sauare mumbered twnmy- and ehirty-two (2133) made & A recorc. m ent Toalciing sF A threp-atory briCE naa i hoiise conteining sixteen (16) apartments. e sale: One-third of the purchase . balance in_one an For centum per t Ul Taual” st mf'{? “auai’ instatimen ntain, "payable. serst :'r'm’: i, - sale, m-?m by deed of ¢ n o8 from day of rl t.he rl cost_of dthullln, hlu g rtd it 53 °:z...' s .:::r.m.,'*m'":F..n":. ONAL !Amfll AND b, HooyERUMee ¥ n‘“”‘ dent. By Beal) Altert: a0 et mm,un.-uwml Pre: any or | arson o nnn blnod advectistment i some newspaper ‘Dublished | cojored persan Or Berand ol vaare AUCTION SALES. TR T AT P eyl Atk A?flfinet.il all goods ar lipossd of i be rown, Hai urnam. Colling, Mcs Turt tha v Virs! Inll Miss M. Puher. Tucy Preeman. Ida M JFrank Harper, Edna Hariis, M Kell guh“ 'lio'l“ Fman. Samue Lanzille (8choolof mmw. Llndle!. Linthcum & Linthcus Shave Smit Geo. R 8 Sierrirs. Oerirude Wiikins: Thos, wn Hime, u;m of Edw. C. Pender, consiati 1ri; 3 :!n‘lfi. e l l;cl flilln' rsons, viz. o pames o 3 ire, 3. "B Carrington. Jane Mlnor, Georsis D. Herbert, Mrs. W. J. Wm. McKinley, office furni- gned RENDON SMITH. Frevident SNITH S TRANSF & STORAGE, CO, ruurm c. WLING & AUCTIONEERS. TRQAS POFLINAIE 5 wmm HOUSE- HOLD GOODS, FIC., FOR STORAGE anlce is héreby siven that on FRIDAY, JUNE NINET: 1931, AL TEN-1HIRTY DA’ Ak, 'fi%nflc{fl 0 scos aa until all goods a ’f}uuu of, there will be sold i public suction, in ihe warercoms of Smith's Tra fer & Slorase Co, Inc., 1313 You sireet n s e Co.. Inc., in the names of Lucy A. oE Belwin-Tait, consisting o Bouschold zoods. Turniture, sewing machines Victroias, :hmon'l‘n THOS. J. OWEN Aucnonm 1431 Eve sm v TRUSTEES' ¥, f& ‘AVALUA!L!' ™. EREMISES NO.' 3738 BENTON BTREST By yiriue of a certain deed of trust. duly led 4n Liber No. 9433, 10liv 63 7 Lok ecords of ‘the ‘District lumbia, snd st the request of the y Secured thereby. ‘the “undersigned trustees will sell, at public suction. in front of the premises, on AY, WEL] AY gr JUNE_ AD. 1931 and premt: ituate i o *"iRG " designated 35 and being red “and twenty-nine ¢ follo, 10; 381, lot Covenants 0 bullding 10 be erected on SaVE Yot aall cost Jess than 12,80000: that lous liquors. be soid, nor shall 4¢ e Tald Joi hail mever be soid, sed. transferred or conveyed to, nor shall the same be occupled by Q" Covenants to ran for Afe Trom Diblect to a prior deed of 5.250.00, further wl"lc\llll ol Il b! announced at time of sale: the purchase price above sald X'III! to be paid in cash. A deposit 0’ 4200 00 required. B erateing, recording. ete.. at urchase cost. ‘Terms to be comvll!d with within thirty days. otherw deposit ’Drl!I'tfl nnd the property ‘;Y!IY ;I!(hlflztflll:'fl‘ and resol fscretion of the trust i PERCY McGLUE, JOSEPH B'AN Prustees. “THOS. J. OWE & SON. . AUCTIONEERS, 43 a VALUABLE IM. TRUSTEES ~ SALE OF S ‘SA FAL ESTATE. FRaNE x;lw:u,xwo NO. 401 SIXTH STREE' WEST. Se2.48ds.e; tie of o certain deed of tust. duly | Li No. 6139, fe lio 493 i sea.. Col Cro8K p A JUNE. A D. 193 T s i enes b Tand Cagd_Sremises: situate in the city of Washington. District of Columbia. and_designated as and Tt Sonety one "(91) G Mars E. Whyle's aub- Slvition 5 part of sauare four hundred and (465). " as plat recorded in ¥ ‘per. Lioer 26 foito 38, 'o{ the records ‘of the omce years. with interes b, payable semi-annnally. sale secured by deed of trust ‘upon the Droperty sold. or all cash. at ti on” of DDt hasar. O A% acpostt ‘ot ‘3300 wil required at time of sale. Al ton"ynnclnl recording. etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms gf sale to’be’ complied with within _thirty days from ale. otherwise the trut- ex reserve the Tight to Tesell the property. at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five davs' advertisement of such resale T Some. newspaber publshed in’ WASHIn: ton DG waUEL A DRURY. JAMES' B." NICHOLSON. __$04.6.8.10.12.15.16 Adam A. Wesehler & Sen. Auctioneers, 915 E Street N.W. NFEW_AND VSFD FURNITURE Including consignment of New Floor Samples. Suites, Pieces, Pianos, Rugs, Muuhe Radio, Re- frigerating and Show Ete. By Auction At Weschler's 915 E St. N.W. SATURDAY Keases, Ferson: 1420 K St d 'fl‘;: 16 et m Aty ‘the ¢ of "'"'" signed " trustecs “in Tront of the fumbia, “yha ” SL7selt a1 wublle suction. e S TW Lol land and premises,” situ hineton, Distrlet of Columbla, and being lots 30 and ‘31 in n Josesh Swift's subdivision ‘Gle as per plat recorded in book 8 st bage 10 of the records in the efice of the surveyor for the District of Columbli; Eabsect 0 *thne building festriction line 8 shown on said plat, together with the im- Pprovements. Terms of sale: One-third of the purch: to fe pald in cash. Dalance in two pavable in one and two years. wit rest at six per e semi nte: ntum per nuin, payable 1rom day”of Sle. sectred by deed of ir truse tipon the prop- grty, soid. o all cash, at naser. A deposi and the Tight to resell the Droperty at the ’T.'x" and cost of defaulting purchaser. atier v advertisement of st in gome newspaperf published 15" Washington, 3 G. ADDISON, TSR . BREROE: sed, Trustees. 6,8,10,12,16 TRADE MARK Complete American Walnut Dining Room and Bed ‘Room Suites, Mohair Living Room Suites, * Oriental and Domestic Rugs, End T-blu, Daven- Tab! Teleph port -Iu.lalnpl. elq»*m Stands, M L?br-ry Table Smoking Beston Rockers, Vncton-n Parlor Suite lnd Chairs, s,HsngB-dn.erron,Kfldlu Cabinets, Metal Flat Top Desks, Parcel Post Scales, Library Bureaus, Cards and Indexes, Mattresses, Pillows, Gas Ranges, Wash- ing Machines, etc. At Public Auction At Sloan’s Galleries 715 13th St. Saturday June 6th, 1931 ' At10 AM. C. G. lli‘.fl&l-‘wn 1 ! Rapid Pro g Al ‘Ilbllcl Tecemved at au of nmnnu ‘Docks 7, , D. in i t Blumbine, ny em:l rical 84 oF mon for 350, Dayabls to the 0' the lumu of l’gl’ln‘ Docks. ) op e e, return"of 1ve h aden are M?‘.Dci notified that any hlfl subimitted in' Fesponse ‘advertisement fltll |=.. tail l'th:‘.ll: nn:. lll“m'n‘ 0‘ s i’ detail o teunizaiion of the bIGder svailable for the ted 'lll'l.r'lnllhl‘flh ‘lflll re- I it “lrfl ll"l:g 16 Chi Teleetrical the c f And” distribution roand Tig < Labo w;'yun She “Burcau ra eq Jiaming an ificatio rom . N SEaton, et o smaa s se3, 393 Pattment of s Aericuiure. Bun oads,’ Yorktown Virgh ick Magonty, 186,000 pounds l:eln!out‘l.r;ent and & Pipe. reauested, u deposit, of Insuire thelr 1eturn within i8 of bide. Checks should A Zap of Cle: ment A culture. SDeciacations and oro £ a8 the office af the mun Y DEPARTMENT —OF] the "Suplervising Architect. "Wasi oRmsion. B. June 1. 1931.—SEALED BIDS in dipli. she condiions contained Rerein. Wil be ‘Buplicly opfned A3 Bm. June 10. 1931, abo el (A shall be pald L Rl “hechanis employed on” the the act of March 3, Drawines and. spect: d st this ofice in apervi rehitect. eiing lup‘!rzvulnl fications may the discretion of e 1Ay, WETMORE, LEGAL NO'I'IC!! rd s of - Cofumbi r'n trict Gourt 108 “Notice and order ¢{ publication. - s “hereby that_the Co 1610. of the of Las of Columbla. Tave “flled & petition 1n" this court praying for the condemnation ef the land necessary for the widenin w. e Ia en may susi the widening of Colorado tween 13th street and canmra “aveniie the District of Columbi mount of mai Ineiuding “The - expenses of these proceedings. unon e . Widening. in" the pronor- id jurs may find said parcels of land “wiil he tor 4 3 I 1931, a ek 'am. . and ‘Continue in.attendince until the court shall have ratifying rein & furiher ordered Eors et hih Hotlte ard ordesbe nuhu«h-»t fwice 'n week for tun successive week The Washington Evenine the W ton Post and the W ol By HARRY M. NOULL, Asst. Glen. my327.28,3e3.4 Art Exhibition Students’ Work 9 AM. to 9 P.M. Daily z. o> : 1383 ¥ ST. ‘h\s E ED:“Y ‘u—q; E;HBITIM-, 23-June 7 Felix Mahony’s National Art School i 1747 R. I. Ave. North 1114 P00 0000000000000000000 = RADIGAL CHANGES | DUE IN TELEVISION ';":'n C. A.-Viotor Set Expected to Revolutionize Infant Industry. BY ROBERT MACK. From behind the locked doors of the laboratories of the R. C. A.-Victor Co. at Camden, N. J., comes wi of radi- cally new developments in' television, surpassing in quality anything hereto- fore exhibited to the public. Few have seen this new visual sys- tem and the developments have been shrouded in . It was learned, on unquestionable authority, however, that the system, stfll in-its experimental stage, does away with revolving parts and with the complicated scanning disc used in practically all existing systems. ‘These two factors are said to have w!- sented the most serious obstacles practicable television. Cathode Rays Used. The cathode ray tube, rather than the neon light, is the heart of the R. C. A-Victor television system. An electron gun, which fires light rays into the tube several million times a second, supplents the revolving scanning disc. The result is declared to be a television picture that resembles the movies, hav- ing a blueish-white tint, and without the annoying flicker. \ So substantial has been the in both transmitting and recelving ap- paratus that one prospective television station is holding in abeyance its plans until Fall, at which time it is ex- pamd the R. C. A.-Victor transmit- ter will be avallable. Station KMOX at St. Louls, operated by the Colum- bia Brondcuunz system, informally has asked the Federal Radio Commission to defer its hearing for an experi- mental television station until Septem- ber, in view of “impending develop- ments” in television. Speculation Aroused. ‘There, has been much speculation within $he radio industry as to what R. C. A. is doing in television. That company has been content to plug away in its laboratories, with the avowed purpose of Kmduclng a “fool- proof” receiver for use and has been most secretive about its line of attack in the experimentation. ‘The laboratory apparatus of R. C. A.- Victor produces a picture of 'l’l lines, as against the recognized levision standard of 60 lines. With thfle ad- ditional lines per “frame,” according to engineers, greater clarity of the re- ceived image is made possible. The picture is reproduced on the bulb of the cathode ray tube and is sald to be visible a good distance from the re- ceiver, obviating the need of *“peep- ing” at the received image. The cathode ray tube is not new in television experimentation. Failure of the tube to respond quickly to light, however, caused its abandonment in the early visual broadcasting days. With the electron gun, however, this inertia is overcome, it is declared. The tube now costs about $85 and has a life of about 875 hours, but production costs could be reduced many fold if it is adopted as standard apparatus, pot- sibly to as low as two or three dollars. |Connl:hl 1931) KILLED WHILE ESCAPING RALEIGH, N. C, June 4 (#.—J. N. Kelly, 17, of Philadelphia, Pa., who was sent to State’s Prison from Guilford Ccunty March 7 to serve two to five years for larceny of an automobile, was shot and killed yesterday while attempt- lnl to escape at Cary Prison Farm, near here. Prison officials sald Kelly and C. Jor- dan, tried to escape while being marched to a cotton field to work. 0Dy FLEETWOOD European plan. ic cITY -i;'.."m OCE, END 'I‘IHNI!SIE AVE. ROOMS ONLY. With running water, $3 per day. lmunnl ‘or $18 per week. With private bath, . 3 persol En- tirely_refurnished. SCHOOL OF SPANlSfl WASHINGTON Erote. from Mlxi—conu sational Metho The Temple School, Inc. Emphasizing Individual Instruction in Bu Secretarial Training Enroll Now for Intensive Summer Courses __NA. National University Law Scllool Summer Term Begi: June 15, 1931, at l 30 pm. Standard three-year course lead- ing to d of LLB, B. C. L. and J. Graduate courses lehding to de- grees of LLM, M. P. L, 8. J. D. and D. C. L. All classes held at hours con- venient for employed students. School of Economics and Government Degree courses of collegiate grade offered in Political Science, Govern- Economics, Psychology, His- Pinance, Business and Lan- E‘lm]’,.'."ia?;-m... T, ABOR JININ Ocean end Connecticut Ave. ine vt SERUCR e it S0 S S Owner_mgmt. MILLER COTTAGE "“‘" bty Noted for its table: 3 up, anlly: 358 ip. wk. 224 Crouthamel. Msr. BEAC] AVEN, N. J. The En:leude fect bathing, alt modern hotel, hay fever besides. kiet ven, N. J. id Resort lhlfi coll.ll.ltl s good fishing Wi ives sure relief from , June 19th, ‘Ei» %fiEi =Eie EEEE The time came to Jim, as if he dreamed, when all sounds changed, les- sened, hded l'ly, except the psculhr thrashing of the stream below. h.lmlolhullln(!fllhflmnfi which occurred only occasionaily. a while the sliding rush of heavy nm swept on, suddenly to change into & turious At length Jim calculated it was a strong current laden with sand, which at times caused billows to rise and lash their twisting uu back upon them- selves. these slowing dim! ‘m:ull!! sounds. The streams ceased flowing, the slides o the rocks ceased rolling and the waterfall falled from & thundering to a hcllow roar and from that to a softening lp'lgm s T e a0 chanee.from dawn at hand? the stream R T im T Te, 3 : 1 forms on the oppcsite wall, thinking thoughts never before in- habitants of his confused brain. But the sky was graying, the gum taking shape in_the gloom, and place 'hlth had heard a din of hideous phenomen 4 lipped Helen into the hollow o ::e ‘llddleA She was still asleep. His cramped limbs buckled under him and excruciating pains shot through his| s and muscles. bo?: the gray light objects were dis- cernible, He could not see to the head of the gorge, where the waterfall had plung=d out from the wall. But silence munt that it had been surface water, product of the storm, and it was gone. Bene‘Lh ¢he bank ran a channel fine-ribbed sand where not even a le showed. On the bank the horses stood patiently, except a bay, and he was nosing around for a blade of grass Ih.ll did not exsit on the sodden earth. The great slope appeared the same, and yet mot the same. A mute acceptance of ultimate destruction hovered over it. Sunrise found Jim Wall topping a rise of rocky ground miles beyond the scene of his night d"‘%’ud Allkmh;r.efollc wed ire-foote A ] b “el sky was blue, mz sun bright and | warm, and at the moment it crowned | with gold the top of the purple butte | Jim had s-en twice before. It lpp"lmd close now, rearing a corrugated peak above yellow and brown hills. Jim was ley, which point dull chafing of waters came to his “Blue Valley! . . . elen, i e hes fl d up into his 1ace, [M for his sake, but in g‘c’l; exhaustion beyond caring for her ‘There was no sign of habitations, nor any we But Jim knew this was ow could even pioneers utilize that ltroc(oul river? 2 The startling beauty of this lost val- ley struck Jim next. It resembled a winding jewel of emerald and amethyst, ut down amid barren hills of jasper - and variegated mosaics o! loothms aving away on the left, and golden racks of carved rocks, and : mounds of brown clay and dunes of rusty earth. pack down into gumbo mud. The floor of the valley supported a mass of foliage be- sides the stately cottonwoods. And ll . every step a horse hoof sank deep, to come forth with a hu(e cake of mud. At midday Jim deserted cabins, some on one side of the river, some - on the other. They did not appear so old, yet they were not new. Had Blue Valley been abandoned? Jim was con- vinced it could not be so. But when he espled a deserted church, with va- cant, eye-like windows, then his heart sank; Helen must have rest, care, food. He was at the end of his resources. An hour later he toiled past a shack bu!!t of logs and stones and adjoining & dugout set into the hill. People had lived there once, but long ago. Jim’s last hope fled. He was still far mn ttl)y*)umh‘ldd ]o:“ ‘:‘I:e valley, but ap- * pare; f hal oy Zzone of habita- m afternoon waned. The plodded on, slower and slower, -emhmu . to exhaustion. Helen was a dead weight. Despair had seized upon him when he : turned a yellow corner between the slope and the cottonwoods, to be con- fronted by a wide ure, at the end of which & log cabin nestled among cottonwoods. A column of blue smoke rose lazily against the foliage. . The horses labored out of the mud to higher ground. Jim rode up to the cabin. Never,in all his life had he - been s0 glad to smell smoke, to see a of |#arden, to hear a dog bark. His ever- quick eye caught sight of a man who - had evidently been watching, for he ' stepped out on the porch, rifle in hand. Jim kept on to the barred gate. Theu were flowers in the yard and vines on . the cabin—proof of feminine hands. - Andhenwahedont.haporch “Hello,” he shouted, as he got ;{lrlerully, needing both hands to hlndlc elen “Hullo, yourself!” called the man, ; who was apparently curious, but not - unfriend] ‘Then as Jim let down a bar of the gate with his foot this resi- |dent of Blue Valley leaned his rifie against the wall and called to some one within. (To Be Continued.) OFFICERS HONORED FOR QUAKE SERVICES Nicaraguan heliden} al Medal Given 19 American Military and Naval Leaders. By the Associated Press. Presentation of presidential medal of merit to 19 American Army, Naval and Marine officers by President Moncada for | “meritorious service” in the recent earthquake was reported to the State Depllq'tmnt by American Minister Hanna, at I(lnlgul Army officers who received the medals were Lieut. Col. Dan Sultan, in com- mand of engineer troops engaged in the Nicaragua canal survey; Maj. Paul R. Hawley, medical officer, in the engineer battalion; First Lieut. L. R. Groves, engineer officer; Comdr. Gordon Hale, U. 8. N, attached to the Nicaraguan guard; Lieut. Comdr. Horace R. Boone, atthched to the Nicaraguan nationai guard as a medical officer. Marine Corps officers who reeelved the decoration were: Col. Frederic L. Bradman, who directed Marine operations in the earthquake; Lisut. Col. Franklin B. Garrett, who later assumed command of Marine operations; Lieut. Col. Wil- lams C. Wise, Maj. Ralph J. Mitchell, Pirst Lieut. Herbert 8. Keimling, Lieu Col. Calvin B. Matthews, who took im- ‘mediate clu:e of the Managua district and acted, the rank o( 1!! general in the national under the orders of Presi: the Nicaraguan Sergt. Charles Davis and Gunnery Sergt. Nicholas M. Grieco. . A beautiful modern fire- proof hotel located directly on the ocean front. -Outdoor Sea Water Swimming Pool. Golf. Tennis. Surf Bathing Concert Orchestra. Modest Rates Opens June 20th -1 ke SALLEAE & 100000 VIRGINIA, ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTEL OPENS JUNE 12th drive lI'- Wi 1 ., throush for Wash- ot —— AL R v —— COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL N-THE-POTOMAC ful Snd Deautiful. With ter, ts. BISCAYNE HOTEL lollr-i llwlur Mnh I-n-. ___MOUNTAIN LAKE P, “THE MT. ‘—%m: EL Mt. Lake Park, Md. 18 _OPEN MAY ‘WILDWOOD, N. J. Arlington §35i"eil "t doif of food. up. weekly. A R. H. Tepham. EAGLES MERE PARK, PA. Eéstnabic vent. Fhone' snnusmrs. NEW FRENCH PRESIDENT REGULAR RISER AT 5 A.M. M. Doumer Takes Daily Three-Mile Walk at 7 0'Clock—Hates All * Forms of Tobacco. PARIS (N.AN.A).—M. Doumer, the new President, in keeping with his long white beard and moustaches, the fash- jon of half a century ago, has the manners of a grand seigneur. gracious wave of the hand as panies his request to the uller m "uke the trouble to be seated” is surely un- rivaled even in France. M. Doumer’s real name is Doumerc. He was born in Aurillac and rose from navvy's son (his father earned some two and cne-half francs a day) 'n governor of Indo-China, whence has brought many trophies for ma home. (‘mmmt ltm fll- at l l.m T T s REVENUE OFFICER DIES Frank W. Donaldson Passes Away After Illness at Nashville. N, 'hnn.mml(fl—- B s e VIRGINIA LEGISLATOR - STARTS PRISON TERM : 7. P. Jones Denied Renewal of Ball : at Richmond, Pending Appeal. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va, June 4—J. P. Jones, member of the Virginia House | of delegates, started serving a five-year sentence yesterday for embezzlement of (!xnda of the Virginia Methodist Or- age, Jones started his term in the c!l.y jail when Judge Ingram refused to Tenew his bail bond, pending appeal * gudge Jonn L. 1ogram of Hustings | udge John L. Court overruled motions of the defense to_suspend sentence. Exceptions were noted by Jnner counsel to both decisions of Judge Ine, gram, and an appeal will\be taken to the State Suj e Court. The appeal to the Uni States Supreme Court is a separate action and it is announced by counsel will be filed this week. NEW SUMMER CASINO TO OPEN NEXT MONTH: Liners Off Shore at Monte Carlo to Be Added Attraation During Season. MONfl CARLO (N.AN.A)—The very newest Summer casino at Monte Carlo beach will not gpen until July 15. Lying off the shore at a little distance two sumptuous liners will provide added accommodation for the holiday maker who wants to have his pleasures both afloat and ashore. Meanwhile the Palm Beach Casino at Cannes is crowded and Le Provencal at Juan-les-Pins has let some 200 of its ' apartments, a record for £0 early in the Summer season. They have opened & new palice at Cros-de-Cagnes, which, with its really exeellent hotel, ought to have quite & vogue, though at one time it was just: ;‘ place “be‘ween Nice and Cagnes-Sur- (Coprright, 931, by North American News- mmn FREAK FLOWERS VOGUE Green Violets, Black Gardenias nnd Red Lilies Are Popular. PARIS, (N.AN.A)—There is a | vogue for ‘“eccentric” flowers, such as | green violets, purple buttercups, black: | gardenies and red lilies of the valley. Yellow forget-me-nots and red snow- drops were the recent choice of a Pa- n actress. rislan And exotic, at any rate, are '.he mln- iature gardens for the home, in the Japanese manner. 'nuy mve 2n elaborate terrace and a complicated: arrangement of steps with very lovely (Mfll’h}. ,l.’a.’ II“L'::.'& ,A;l,flun News- University Gets Fund. STOCKHO! Swede .J\lneifh— | LM, en,