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APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. ___(Continued.) BSTATE. "V SALE HOUSES. (Continued.) SALE—SUBURBAN. (Cor ed.) ~ COLORED. 428 N st. nw. Apt. 3—4 I, b.. elec.. 130 142 New York ave n.w.—3 B COLORED: THE HENRIETTA—933 N ST. N.W, 8 rooms and bath s asoisisonel Janitor and Elevator Service. partments of 2_rooms, . bath: Janitor service '..$3250 and $35.00 FLOYD_E. DAVIS COMPANY. 733 12th St N.W. Nat. 0352 Colored—1314 22nd N.W. 3 front elec.: 5. North 9129. . o B e " APARTMENTS—SUBIYII:B:\.‘\ . EAUTIFUL APT.—3 LARGE ROOMS. EATITaL AT Larie oll” Sattide rogm: sleeping porch: only $45. 2408. Garage if desired, $5. RENT—FLATS. 4 ROOMS, PORCH. YARD. ELEC. BATH: in perfect condition; $25 per month. 447'z Tennessee ave. n.c - LAT FOR RENT-HOT- SoniOtlee. Eat? ‘tour raoms ahd bain: heat and hot water furnished, $45. 767 Grespam Pl nw. Ad. 0410-W. 3 LA B WANTED TO BUY—APTS. N 3 TO 8 FLATS OR APARTMENT BLDG white or colored; $1.000 cash; responsible; ®ive detals. Box 1268, City P. O. 50. Shepherd RENT HOUSES—UNFURNISHED. BURLEITH. 3610 T ST. -6 ROOMS. BATH. new Electrolux refrig., instantaneols water *heater. new stove. newly decorated. For appaintment_phone Col. 5835 any time. 245 1ith ST. SE. # rooms and bath. gas #nd electricity; nice aize vard; $37.30 a month. 3232 19th ST. N.W. Corner of Paik Rd & rooms and bath. all modern improve- ments. built-in garage: large front porch and screened-in rear porches: $15 a month. FIDELITY MORTGAGE INVESTMENT, CO.. 507 11th St. N.W. Nat. 2431. 3820 VEAZEY ST. N.W__SEVERAL ROOMS ami: lately decoraicd, most ' desirable nelshborhood: Wis. ave. cars. $82.50. 13% D SW.-8 LARGE ROOMS AND ba'h, $2750. 1031 7Tth now. 9 bath and elec . suitablefor 355 per month._Call Natl e N 4022 ath St large rooms, rooming house; 0510. HOME. N, 370,00, e Beautiful home. never cecupied. consistin of Six unisually attractive rooms. bath. not- Water heat. electricity, bili-in £orage. jaun- dry trave, Prigidaire. {ront and rear porches instantaneous holrwater heater. Z. Dist. 8040, _ o 11th and ®. #38 COLUMBIA RD. il outside rooms: 8 rooms and bath. hot-water heat. electric lignts $45 LEE D. LATIMER CO., CVESTMENT BLDG. NAT. 4148, DETACHED HOME IN CHEVY CHASE. comtortable home. overlooking Chevs Chate golf Coirse, contains reception hall. Jarge. bright living room with fireplace. din- T oom brikhi Sitchen. 3. Inrse bed. rooms. A OB " Wik Builioin tub and _shower. A8 PAE 1Vatory ‘on bed-ronm Roor. front e e VOt retned. Iarge Iront and vear yards, garage; toilet in basement. A bargain at's8s. oo __14th and K NEW HOMLE. 4425 3rd St. N.W.—$70.00. Beautiful new home consisting of six large. bright rooms. bath. hot-water heat, elec: tricity. electric refrigerator. garase, fromt and rear porches, laundry tubs CAFRITZ. 14th and K. Dist. 9080, 2415 18th ST. N.W.—3 R. & B.. AM.I.55000 1200 Randolph ne 6 r. and b 11 50.00 £00 East Capitol st 13°r and b 320 11th st. s.w.—6 r. and b..... Semi-detached. Dist. 9080.__ AVIS COMPANY, h St N.W. 52, 0353. COLORED—229 Sth ST. N.W. & rooms. semi-detached irame; possescion: $20 COLORED. 8 Naslors et n.w.—4 r00.as i 1636 Coviagton S, n.w.—4 rooms.. 1385 W s.nw. 3 rooms ALLAN E. WALKER & CO. NG, 013 15th Bt N.W " iat COLORED. = 6 rooms \ooo: 81750 n.w. -5 Tms. bath 3050 T0OM. .. ..1eirnnn - 2880 6 rooms 6. rooms. 590, 26th s nw. 3 New York ave Sonw 6 st. n.v 23rd st. now 8 New York ave 20th st n.w n.w. bath . hath . hath n.w rooms. bath. n.w. 5 rooms... 6 rooms . 3 w8 rooms st Sth st 8 st nw Washinzton st. Callan st. ne.-8 rooms 7 Tancoln rd. ne 8 -orms 2 Call Narl 0510 ov at 1021 Tth St N.W COLORED. 4 Bellevue ct. n.w. 4 rms. 427 Holledee ct, N w.—3 3 PO St U Faid 3o , IR e e iy 240 13th <t. ne -5 r_and b OYD_E DAVIS COMPANY. FLOVELE BAED RV Nat. 0352. 0331, “TFOR COLORED—$40.00. 927 E _ST. W “This desirable home concists of six large. bright rooms. bath and_electricity. CAFRITZ. 14th and K. Dist. - WANTE! s, iand .0 rms. 9080, D TO RENT—HOUSES. DET, ] JSE. THREE BED ROOMS. Box 340-7. Star office o AV ICER WANTS MODERN HOUS| A Liiane: setiion: mist have 4 o more Mmaster bed rooms: aiso mice vard: rept not To'exceed $130 & month. Address Box 6-Z. tar office SEVERAL 6 8 room houses SEVERAL 6 to | €enter nall ‘pin. #8350 in n.e. or n.v. section for all cash; must be cheap. Call at once. Cleve. 7857. SALE—HOUSES Y . N.W.-COMMERCIAL COR- Rhe price makes it & real bargain. DUVALL AR 1 . JOINING FRAMES A auick sale. DUVALL & CO.. 722 = 32 19th ST. N.W £ 3232 10th v, Corner of Park Rd. <l 8-room and bath brick house, all modern fmprovements: built-in garage: Jarge front Dot fcreened-in porches on first and sec- Ond fioors Price. 12.000: 4750 cash rc- d: balance can be arrangc auired: By o CALVERT ST. N.W A real bargain. 11 rooms and 2 baths a1l modern improvements: in excellent cond; Tlon' suitable for doctor or high-clase roo Ing house. . Price. $10.750; cash required, 3880 can be arranged. e ad B B o aniael - and baih brick hots v ronied i 835 A montn . A home as well a3 aninvesiment, Frice; $3.750; 250 cash; ba ance can_be arranee :CITY MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CO., Pl SN W BTN, 241 UNDER DOME OF CAPITOL—6-ROOM brick. vou'll never hear of sich 8 buy aaain; 95 irst person 1o 8 it 149705 o ¥ou. Enousn said! Hurrs! Dist. IS N, Tk Its up to you. ONE OF THE COOL SPOTS OF THE CITY. i 3618 PARK PL. N.W. Six rooms and bath. sleépine porch; Arst- o) h aiso. Key nex 3 floor poreh AlS0y, [ie. 83,450 N 2620 10th ST. N.E—-1 BLOCK OFF R. I Fve: owner will sacrifice equity in_8-room Touise, 3 screaned porches, Frigidaire: in splendid condition, for auick salc. Phone S z ND BATH, 43rd PL. N.W. -SIX ROOMS AND 8 emi-detached: larce yard: ° $6.750: risk PERCY"H"RusBEfL '66% 11 K sonw SRR SRR RE YOU INTERESTED IN A MODERN. fpcto-datc, detached 6-room house with ali modern imps.. in A restricted and high-class Community near the city. in the five to seven' thousand dollar tange of priccs on & i ot 8 smail cash pavment and 54 . month? Call_M Erif, Hao T OPEN DAILY. 5 TO 8. 4523 Ridge st. Chevy Chase, D. C. (one block noith Bradley lane)-—i-room ~house. Ricely arranzed. with maay atfractive fea- Tures including open fircolace. 2-car Karage. Jot "100x135 feet; lots of trees ‘and flowers: price $12,500. attractive terms. E._M RIKEN, 027 15th st. Nat. 3356 eve. Wis! 3293 EAUTIFUL THIRTEENTH ST. N.W. BEIORTH OF LONGFELLOW ST. We have a slightly used home. modern in every respect. equipped with electric refrig- Sration It consists of 8 rooms and bath Ties Conerete colonial front porch and ga- Tage. ““Owner selling on account of leavinz ¢y Can be shown by appointment only. h . Ware Phone M Jar% & JAMES, INC. 1226 14 St NW. North 0962 OWNER LEAVING TOWN - {fice beautiful new detached home; vi‘l.}lulll‘r;rt leael 1614 Girard ne. ‘CORNER HOM! CHEVY CHASE. Less than 4 miles from White House, overlooking Rock Creek Park. PFive bed rooms, three complete baths, two-car garage: close to new schools, stores. etc. Eerly American archi- e o A ders. Reasonabiy mfi;‘:, .l:.llll' terms. Phone Cleve- d 7 $7.,500. ‘With $1,500 cash and $50 monthly you can buy & brand-new 6-room semi-detached all-brick. built-in_ga- m ll’nilfll‘lurl’n!fl’ ‘crt;nt.r‘l:;t:m sel ; ¥ Phone ‘Georsis 1354, 280 i : 2150 A CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN. nee, SHCKIRAINDS cagen Cormes cme. on A fuily ian e Toi fear the Ch=vy Chase Club. 3 hed baths, servant's accommoda- ‘oil burner. Mrce Frigid- aire. 1" Sentner stripping hd" awnines: reconditioned through- out, "Surrounded by beautiful homes and near schools; price, $15.250: b To_ Inspect Phone Wisconsin 4244. CLARENI JON, VA, 5 r, ami, city water; price $3,900; $250 down.” balance 530 mo. 5 . large lot. down. on’ new $6,500:' 3750 ‘down. balance $45 mo. Imost new_ brick. 18 m.i., Ve , suitable for boarding b WAl l;rlcr $21,000: terms. home” or _institution. The above places are well located. from others to choose JUDSON 15 W.’ Clarendon Av. Ciarendon 1032 IF —you are seeking a_modern 8-room house Tn’ The "most desirable section of Northeast. inspect 1713 2nd st. n .. one-half sauare from McKiniey High Schosi. Low pric terms. ' “Open evenings. Columbia_£145. Another Fine Buy Tn Highview Northeast, Just Off Rhode Island Ave. £6.750. A fine, cozy home of six rooms and Tot-water heat “and electric built on lot 110 ft. deep. A n section at high point in city. e this at once. Easy terms. * R( 0SS & PHELPS, 1417 K St Realtors. Nat. 9300. Island ave. near Just north of Rhade hoat. " Gon: s _and churches. 24th st.Convenient to Very " atiractive twoostory home of mix rooms "and batn. Modern and recentiy renovated like new. An excentional buy. L; TUGRAVATTE, 927 15th 8t. _ Realtor National 0753. Evening Phone Georzia_2000. Near Beautiful Walter Reed Reservation. Detached All-Brick Home. Under $13.000. There is splendid value in this fine home facing on wide. paved stre Three large bed rooms and 2 COM: PLETE BATHS. _Excelient closet space; stairway to large finished attic.’ Living room’24.4x14 with at- fractive fireplace. large, bright dining room. model kitchen ' with ouiside pantry, " spacious breakfast _room. Home is particularly well construct: ed and at this time purchaser may select decorations and fixtures. Larce covered concrefe front porch With brick pillars. Many special. fentures fhat will appeal fo the careful buvar. Bubstantial - cash pavment s " re- anire An Eight-Room Two-Bath Colonial, Perfect Condition. Lot 70x170, Chevy Chase, Md. $17.000. An exauisite home. one block from Connecticut ave. 4 BED ROOMS. buiit-in_fistures ‘in baths and show- er. lovely fireplace 'n living room. oxkc floors, “beautiful interlor deco rations, all “modern improvements. conper ‘screens, WONDERFUL SOLA- RIUM off livine room full length of house. “BUILT-IN GARAGE. Plenty of trees, shrunbery ind flowers. Just The kind_ of houme you have been Tooktrg for. R ROSS & PHELPS, 1417 K St. _ Realtors. National 9300. _ REAT BARGAIN—$§6,350. 3326 GA. AVE. N.W. 6-room and bath colonial brick home this desirable location: vacant and in_pe fect condition: actually $1.500 underprice v ferms fo responsible pariy. Met. 5088, Henings and_Sunday Potomac 4481 $10,950. cash will buy one of these beautiful new homet IR Sherioin Park overiockin 161 street: built to sell for $12.500. 6 rooms. 2 baths. built-in garage and screened-in porckies. "Tater, inferest, efc.. wil cost less 5 SR per mmomtn it ls'.’s".wn.s, HOUSE, 1370 Sheridan St. N.W. 27 in 510,950 FOXHALL VILLAGE. {ps-built home of Eng- I ehArming rooms ard bath ol Durner. attractive surround- Prce “his (84 feal Sacince price b Jower than these homes Reretofore. Act quickly. Call owner Innd 7483 i i FOR COLORED. 153 Lost, o lioroom “and 2 %nd’ electricity. hot-ay fomn "0 ve ‘Apprecigted. Price; $1.780; cath. 3550 ‘Palance can be arrance FIDELITY MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CO., 7 11th St N.W Nat. 2431 STOP—COLORED. Six-room modern home. front and double reat porehes. in a new colored n.w. section Saert vbninis, "Dec. 3313 or Col €143, COLORED. 432 P ST NV, 6 large rooms. bath, hot-water heat. elec. lights, hardwood floors: room for Small’ cash payment, balancé monthly. evenings. 6 to 9. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. _ WILL PAY ALL CASH —for 8 or 8 room brick houses. reasonably Driced: white or colored: prefer clear pron- ety or subject to small indebtedness. EARLE W. MANSON, 1103 Vermont ave. Dist. 93’ SALE—SUBURBA SUBURBAN HOMES, SALE AND REN ROBERT E. LOHR. 311 Cedar st.. Takom: Park, D. C._Grorgia 0881~ ON COLUMBIA_RD.. FAIRLAND MD. 6 MILES FROM EILVE! 53 ACRES AND 60 ACR L W. GROOMES. 1713 EYE ST. A SIX-ROOM. BATH BUNGALOW. With electric lizhts, open fireplace, five larke lots. covered with large oak trees: an ideal Summer Lome, one mile above Cabin Johns; easy terms or trade. H. R. KING, Lin- coln_7914 27 OAKCREST COLONIAL. under sun_porch &nd ®e lot, £10.500: st sampie, 5-r. Colonjal. with built-in_garaze. $7.500; larke, shady iot: terms easy. Aurora Hills. 5-r. ‘modern bungalow, corner lot, double Rarage. $7.400; ters Also 6-r. Coloni; Mavcroft, new €-r. Also 2 Dew brick 10,500 each: Must be Open SAMPLE. BRICK tion: 6 large T, built-in Also in brick. modern Colonial Coloniials in Lyon Village. terms. ‘Also on Lee Highway, new brick Colonial. & r. $11.500: " terms. ~Bareroft, 8-r. modern semi-bunzalow. $6.500: terms. Va. Highlands, 8-r. modern buncalow, like new inside and oui. $5.850: $500 cash, bal- ance to suit. an unusuzl opportunity.” Also 5-r. semi-bungalow. newly Dainied. inside end_out, new gas range and many extras. | $4.950: terms casy. Also Abingdon. 5.r. mddern buncalow. gas. sewer and city water. $4.950; $200_cash and $45 per mo. Also 4-r. $4.500: 3200 cash. balance at $40. These and many others 100 numerous_to mention. Also lots and_villa sites in_Oukerest, Aurora Hills, Va. High. lands and other subdivisions in_Ailinzton Cotnty on easy terms. Let our architect help plan_your home. We will help you finance it If you are planning to buv. rent or sell, see J. L. PRICE. Oakcrest. Va. Office. Mt. Vernon and Oakridee Blvds. Phone Claren: don Open «very day but Saturday and every evening but Friday 40 9 pm. VA. HICHLANDS —REAL SACRIFICE. OWN- ers going {0 Fln.: 2-story frame, § r. with bath, city water. furnace heat. Hot Point elec. range. 4 25x120-ft. lots. garaze: nearly enough sash. doors, lumber. plumbing ma- ferial. fxtures and brick to build another house. ‘This is & real opportunity to secure A real bargain. $3.750. You must have £1,000 ash: balance easy. Must he seen between 7 and 9 pm._ J. L. PRICE. Onkcrest. Va Offce. Mf. Vrfnon end Oakridge Bivds Phons Clarendon 272. Open every dey, but Saturday. & & BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME: COMMUT- er's fare to D. C.. 8¢; elec. cars. 2 blocks: Schools, churches and store. in village; large ground area: wonderful shade and orna- mental trees. shrubbery. flowers and all Kinds of fruit: numerous outbuildings and poultry houses: poultry run: besides. over 2n acre of rich garden space: offered wt sacrifice or will trade for modern bupgalow in Hyattsville. Mt. Rainier or Woodridge Nat. 9691, R. L. ELLIOTT. Evens. except Sunday. C1 4541 g 5 3!, ACRES PRODUCTIVE ~ LAND: ALL kinds of fruit: newly paipted and papered: -8 rooms and bath, hot and cold water. elec- tric lights: _outbuilding, 12x32': garage. toolhoute and poultrs: adioins Disirict Helights: sacrifice: easy terms. Na. 0691 R. L. ELLIOTT. Evens. except Sundays, Cl 4541, and papere 300 CASH. 335 MO. £3.500 for beaufiful 5-rm. bungalow. bath: am.i: large lot, 75-ft. frontage: 1. biock to bus: ‘high elevation. Inspect today J_W_ ROGERS. FWsatts. 120. 1628-. * WOODRIDGE, D. C. TWO_ SUMMER SPECIALS WE WANT YOU TO SEE. Brand-new bungalow, oak floors through- out. tile bath and' shower. completely eauipped_kitchen: $6.950; terms. New Dutch colonial. 6 rooms and sun porch. chestnut trim, oak floors throughout, tile bath and shewer. fireplace, garage. G. E. refrizerator. southern exposure and high ele- vation; near school and stores. Reduced to $8.430; terms WOODRIDGE REALTY CO.. 2377 R. I._Ave. NE. N 72 4-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW —with Bath. hot-water heat, city water. gas, sewer, clectricity, sidewalks. paved streets, stre~t lichts, large wooded lot, nice location. Price. 35.000: terms. $250 cash payment, bal- ance at $45 per month. 4-ROOM BUNGALOW —with Eath, built-in ga furnace. city water, gas, sewer, elect: ty, sidewalks, paved streets, street lights, large lot, n e school. Price. $4,000: terms. $200 cash pay- ment, balance at'$35 per mo. FRANK 1. HEWITT, Silver Spring, Md. Phones: Silver Spring 137, Slhepherd 3203, d bath brick. | warage. | MT. RAT attic, concrete baseme lot 50x150; paved stree quick sale to $4,200; re; three bunlnln"lbénrNrrgl.cn 3333 R. I_Ave. Mt. Rainier, Md. Hyal(svi BARGAINS, 6 rooms, a.m.i. 365 $6.2500 5 rooms, oak fl brick. $5.350" 4 rooms, o 5 Brent RENT—SU RATLROAD MAN'S SPECIAL. 7-room house: am1.; ¢ dale. Md.. & of 4 large bed rooms floor, 3 nice rooms grounds, B. & O and W. R. E Apply to owner next door, 421 Madison ave. | 1009 or Pot. Phone Hyatts, wail. come out today. FARMHOUSE, 1 city C. B. MUNSON, C. B MUNSON, Cla; WANTED=S! WANTED 5 OR 6 bungalow in “earh: and transportation: not Give complete descript dress Box 342-Z. Star OAKCREST ON THE 10 suit Our _architect is at PRICE. Oakcrest. Va. and_Oakridge bivds. AMER. UNIV., PARK— ¢ . n'w. Nat. 885 RIVERDALE. tricity: shade and fru Nat'l 8850 1343 H St HILLCREST, D. C next to Ala. ave. Buy from o Chase _section. 1731 K st. n.w. ground In or near cit and_location. try Club. fice price. Md. Beautiful e Write OWN! town, Dist. Waldor{, 5006. OFFICES AN Barzai from Washinzion dexir of '8 rooms in _mode: office buildine. Very e i3 FONW airing, cleaning and or. barber shop: 360, Trust’ Bldz. ~ Met. 3346 1019 7th ST. N.W. able for almost any Ia able rent 2032 Geory across stroe: 2301 Gtk st nw reasonable reat Gl at DOWNTOW! PERCY_H 1731 K 1601 14th St N.W. tion of 14th st tenant. _14th and K. 13-5515 Color 1757500 each Tent ' store for ¥ JOHN QUIN 704 13th Si7 N.W. 2645 18th 1838 18tH st. n.w 3705 Ga. ave. n.w i trance .. 1200 Dola and bath ... FLOYD 733 12th St. N.W. 2 —St near Union Station. eight _additional rooms fricity, etc.: su ness. Price. $8.500. trusi: wiil exchange. Star office. REN FIRST COMMERCIAL 7-room frame: carpenter, plumber. aLle for dentist or doc 6 Tooms. 2 baths. 2 sc rent near Park rd. county: two. gomery Delco. Sireams. 2253, Mrs. MAYS, APARTMENT ern, well rented: & Add) Rox $43-45 NEW YORK A of floor space. elec. rance: reasornible re Rear of 4 2-story; 30-ft. allev: Call ‘at 1021 per lot. on terms: act 467-X. Star office. 2 BRICK HOUSES. 5 h.-w.h.. electric light information phone 733 12th Si. N.W. CHATI! Beautiful new corn basement: leased for § chain. No safer invest: Priced to_show better cost. or 15% on actua 0_Shoreham_ Blds. on road. 's r. house: | terms, ville 785, 60~ ACRES ON STATE barn.$2,500. 85-acre dwelling. bungal well located. 172 dwelling alone wort bldes’ businese, in A-1 concitior Tock, stock. tle farm. close in D. acres of productive larze poultry house Beautiful _surroundin: hood: on State highw 74 ACRES WI' shade. flowers: _restful Address 1344 Pa. FO NT- 8ha Chi Bay; taze: complete radio and victrola: water in room screened tho! 5l month o Met. 1143, fo’ $250; MAN, eas; terms balance 341.25 mo, ER BARGAIN, Bungalow, 5 rooms and bath.am 1. floored od rd front and back porch: ROOMS; plenty ‘apples. shade and water Atlington. SALE OR RENT—SUBURBAN. FOR COLORED—7 ROOMS. GARAGE. ELEC. hot-waier heat: on car line: iot S5x150: $30. SALE—LOT: lots and villa sites, plenty shade, cily water, gas, streets lighted: reasonably priced: terms Let us heip you finance your home. offic Phone 60x150 feet each: water, sewer. kas and elec- and school: $550 for both GEO. E. DIFFFENBACH. LOT. Sewerage er. Phone Atlantic 3598-J. CHOICE SHADY_BUILDING LOT. PERCY _ WANTED—LOT QUICK CASH FOR BARGAI Box 1268, City P. SALE—ACREAGE. 152 ACRES NEAR CONGRESSIONAL COUN- 30 A. WOODED, STATE ROAD. ADJOINING LARGE CORPORATION Address Box 201-7 RENT—STORE SUITABLE FOR SHOE RE- LAR: Store an 1021 7th St Pent Reduced to $50.00. RUSSELL CO., st EXCELLENT SHOW Corner show room located in busiest sic- Special CAFRITZ. Two_desirable stores. per month. SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY. 2" apts.. with double gar: 'DAVIS €0, DOWNTOWN _ BRICK _ able for mans lines of busi- T—BUSINESS PROPERTY. long back vard: etc. VERLING HARRIS. 917 5 EXCELLENT CORNER LOCATION Will “lease_tesponsible Columbia 3045 i45 ACRES NEAR POOLESVILIE. MONT- dwelling, Rosslvn. HOUSES —SEVERAL frade Tor_clear property in or out of town. RENT—WAREHOUSES. elevator, New York ave. SALE—INVESTMENT PROPERTY. “BARGAIN. City subdivision of 140 lots fron! finest boulevard leading into the city LOYD E. DAVIS CO. Conslt us for safe real estat McKEEVER & GOS SALE—FARMS. _ 3 ACRES, FRUIT. SHADE. WIDE FRONT ERVIN REALTY Co. w. lawn and outbuildings acres on Crain MORRIS, Uppsr_Marlbora. Md. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A NICE LIT- will sell at_sacrifice; terms reasonable. . L. ELLIOTT, even FARL outbuildings. iarze. bearing orchard. arden. 30 miles from Washington: very reasonahie ave. se. 27° FRONT PROPERTY. FELICIT e, highly restricted community on furnished. includinz 3 ished, inclidins iano. ade trees: boat With outboard moto: £ Ausust: references. Mr. Buchanag PINEY POINT SHORES, MD._LOTS 352.00 1_Thomas_circle, Price, $5,300; $100 blvd. Price ‘ule baths. 300-1¢. rooms, 4 Many REAMY, ve., Clarendon. Va. Evenings, 1 | SMALL" EXCHANGE. RENTED ~INCOME TROPERTIES. nnual net income over $3.000. for detached home west of 14th or Chevy Chase. Address Box 227-Z. Star office. 7+ WILL EXCHANGE MOUNTED WHITE DIA- mond. 1 to § kt.. y And tad cash It hecessary. CAdAmE 03k it AUTO LOANS._ AUTO —TOANS.__REF NANCINGT GFEN evenings. " MR. STEGER, 645 Md. ave. n Lin_ 0178, . AUTO = LOANS. "REFINANGING: LOWEST RATES: ' SONFIDENTIAL. X RAODE 18LAND AVE. N-w. "NORTH 40t auz1® buit-in_ice box: for Also nt, t.” Price reduced asonable terms. e 810 BARGAINS. 00: 6 rooms, big lot, oors. $5.180: 4 To0mS. Ao i, £3.750. MAY-| e.. North 4338. BURBAN. _ i IN LIVER- | isting and bath on second | on first floor. large | C.; rent. $35 month. 0450 Don’ 13 MIN. Vi, CI 54, Arlington. UBURRAN. OOM HOUSE O] Biths ke chocls or 40 per month: flon and rental. Ad- ofice: * Va RIDGE, BEAUTIFUL | your_ service. . fMce. Mt Vernon Clarendon 272. ONLY $1.450. 2,230, GEO. 343 H st 44x192 TWO LOTS, fif: lawn: near cars reasonable terms. Lot Specialist, . N'W. Emer. 4117 3d ST, SE and sidewa CHEVY H. RUSSELL CO., IN LOTS OR lowest. price ) v, Giv state. COUILTY: Sacri- ER. Box 37. Bethesda. n price for uuick gals. D STUDIOS. FORCED TO MOVE Yo cublet its suite located pres beauty par- R. 0. BELT. Ution STORE. SUIT- 2o hutiness. reason "1 rear also availaole Store _and 5 rooms Siadinm: $40 50 2 rooms. etc. NW. N STORE NW ROOM. Reasonable Rent Drice to reliable Dist. 9080, _ ado Ave. N\, 24 11, x 5 i or NGO, INC,, 40.00 per month, Dist. 5145. STORE_AND ...$175.00 50.00 75.00 50.00 NAtL_ 0352, STORE BUILDING ing store and in rear rge store room ore, double en- Store, 6 rooms conta alle elec- Ublect to $6.000 first Address Box 321-2, 1020 20th ST. N.W. suit tinner, 35" per month! n.w. 28 SUIT- tor’s office and home reened porches: clieap tenant. 14th s outbuildinzs. orcherd. Clarendsn \n 31° MOD- iendid location: can fhce 27 20.000 FT. drive-in en- 35x35. VE. N.W. n.w. 4050, 7th 8t. N.W. ‘quickly. Addres ROOMS AND BATH. s, garage. For full Na STORE. or _brick store with years 10 big grocery ment for vour funds. than 107 on_entire invested. 0352, 1 ‘money. NC. D. C.: $3.000: Phone’ Hyatts 5 mi ROAD: HOUSE AND tobaczo furm. 6-room Higni the price, $6.506. 132 acres. an all-round farm: bark barn and all | will sell ax a_going bartel HENRY 1. 01 9% C.T soil: and have it. 1213 new _bunealow, two-car garage refined neighhor- Owner going West, Na! except Sun, TH 7-ROOM HOUSE. and highly situated ~_COVE. NEAR roughly modern cot- cold runnin and kitchen: large beautiful vard with BAUMAN & HEINZ- Decat: 4300, 4790, SEE CEDARHURST ON CHES. fined, Summer colony. Shadyside. Md BAUMAN & Decatur_4700. M. P. ROLLINS, 22 Pr, Clarendon 106, " 274 —WONDERFUL LOT. 50x183, directly_on_Potoma cash. OWNER. Col. 10357 after 6. . Lots ‘and HEINZMAN. N Sies DO e Cottages for 1 Thomas cir. LOTS. 200 FT, FROM Adaition). Cornm drastic’ sacrifice. $395 270 “WOODRIDGE,_BUNGALOW. 36,450 FURNISHED. 4 lov¥ly rooms and alcove. am.i: larze, shady lot: gatage: paved street: easy ferms. Also 5-r. and b. bunzalow, ami: atie: large shady lot: paved streel; oniy $4.250; £300 cash, $40 month. See Us 1 3301 R. L Ave. N Dec. 0317, RENT — NORTH rooms, screened porches, W: elec.: accommodate 10 FOR RENT — FURNISHED APARTMENTS ?cm. the bay, Bay Ridge: week nr"?o}r:!;rv? o CH COTTAGE —3 ter in kitchen: Teas. Lin._6827-W. across the | g investment. | otYER KoMk Courteous Service_ No Indorsements. UNITED FINANCE CO. 943 New York Ave.. cor. 10th. _Dist. 9288 ANS ON_AUTOS. g o 826 10th ST. N.W. MET. 414: VACATION MONEY LOANS ON AUTOS Use your car. "Quick action, Gonfidential. 905 N. Y. Ave. N.W. " Nat'l 2453. CASH LOAN IMMEDIATELY. 1929 to 1931 models: year to pay: lowest Tates in city: no_endorsers: you kcep car. S r. Barnes, 1729 14th n.w. Open eve: _ WANTED—MONEY. TO BORROW MONEY AT 6 ;n;x o Al En4tg byl ome or more bunualows MONEY TO LGAN ON D. C. Ri in'any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE L LL. 111 w. SMALL PAYMENTS. QUICK SERVIFE. | 2nd and 3rd trusts in D.C. Loans in nearb; d: and Va. No-red tape. DR. A. HENRY, 1016 Eve st. % QUICK MONEY. =TO LEND, 1st AND 2nd TRUSTS: $100 TO $6.500 MARYLAND AND D. C. HOMES. THREE DAYS TO COMPLETE TRANBAC- TIONS. COURTEQUS SERVICE, C. F. WARING, 1416 P ST. N.W. NAT'L 9172. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOOX, = THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE CONSISTING OF ' TWO-STORY _BRICK ~ BUILDING CONTAINING __ FQURTEEN ~_APART- MENTS, BEING NO. 1711 FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated February 20, 1929, recorded March 8. 1929, in Liber No' 6205. at folio 131. among the land” records ot the District’ of Columbia. and aC the request.of the party secured thereby, the undersighed trustees will sell at pubiic auction. in front of the premises. on MONDAY. 'THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF JULY. AD 1931, AT FOUR-THIRTY | THIRTY- | O'CLOCK 'P.M., the following-described land | and “pr nises situate in the city of Wash ington, d trict of Columbia. and design; as and being lot ninety-nine (99) in G. ¥. Worthington and G. Y. Worthington, Jr.'s, subdivision of lots aud part of square twelve hundred and ninety-seven (1297). as per plat recorded in Liber No. 80. folio 5. of the records of the office of the surveyor of the | District_of Columbia. improved by the two- story brick building containing fourteen apartments, being No, 1711 35th strect northwest Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in iwo equal” fnstallments. payable in one years, annum. 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. ‘A deposit of $2.500 will be re- auired at’ time of sale. All conveyancing, recording. etc.. at cott of purchaser. Terms of <ale fo be complied with within thirty days from dav of sale. otherwise the trus. tees Teserve the right fo resell the properts at the risk®nd cost of defaulting purchaser. after five davs' advertisement of such tesgle in_some newspaper published in Washing- ton. D. C. RALPH P._BARNARD. HORACE G. SMITHY. Crustees _ Iv16-d%ds.exSu 2 TOMORROW. THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE THREE- STORY _BRICK DWELLING. ~BEING PREMISES _ 1723 _ TWENTY - FIRST NORTHWEST. ue of a_certain ument No. 50. recorded May 24, 1930. amonk the land records of the Dis- ict cf Columbia. and st the request of the party secured ther 11 st public au on TUESDAY, THE TWEN FHTH DAY OF JULY. AD. 1931. A FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.. the foilow. described land and premises, situate in city of Washinzton, Distriet of Colum- 3 d_as and being lot 20 in Johin B. Allev and Harvey L. Page's subdi- vision of square 92 as said_subdivision recorded in Liber 11, folio 186. of the rec- ords of the office of the survesor of the District of Columbia Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash. balance in three rqual installments. pavable in one. two and three vears, with interest at six per centum per_annum. pazable semi-annuaily from day of sale. secured by deed of trust upon the preperty sold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $1.000 will be requied at t:me of sale. All convevancing, Tecording. etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of saie fo be complied with wiihin thirty dass from dry of rale. otherwise the trustee reserves the rizht to resell the property at the 1isk and cost of dcleulting burchaser after five davs' advertisement of such resale in tome newspaper published in Washing- NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON., Trustee, By JAS. TRIMBLE. _ Viceg President. _ ion. in_ front _1v16.18.20.22.24.27.28 GUS EICHBERG AUCTIONEER - Furniture . AND Household Goods BY AUCTION TUESDAY, JULY 28 COMMENCING AT 10 A.M. In Our Salesrooms 466 Penna. Ave. NW. Bed Room. Living Room and Dining GUS EICHBERG General Auctioneer ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers, AM A WERTE T NW. UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF | AIRPLANE _MOTORS, PARTS, EQUIPMENT, TURE. ETC. By virtie of ACCESSORIES. OFFICE FURNI- writ of fleri facias fssued out of the clerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed. I will sell at public sale. for cash. at 900 Rhode Island ave. n.e.. ington, D. C. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK " AM.. ~ON ' TUESDAY. JULY TWENTY-EIGHTH. 1931, 3 Airplane Motors. Bar Stecl. Acetylene Outfits, Bench. Vises. Folding Chairs. Anvils. Desks. Chairs, File Cases. Bookcase and other equipment. etc, seized and levied upon as the property of the defendant. Aviation Service Corporation, A corporation, and sold to satisy a_jud: ment st aw.No. 19366, in favor of Charles H. Tompkins and Lida R. Tompkins. 4 (SDOAR C. SNYDER, ed States Marshal in and for Jnited Staies Nistrict of Conmb ~ FUTURE_DAYS. & Son. Auctioneers treet N.W. FURNITURE Suites, Odd Pieces, Radios, Etc. By Auction AT WESCHLER’S 915 E St. N.W. WEDNESDAY July 29th 1931 9 AM., Continuing Comm D omihout the DAy, 1¥27.28 Adam A. Weschi s | Wash. | th interest at six per centum per | deed of trust, be- | by, the undersigned | | OF ' JULY. AD \ i AUCTION SALES, FUTURE_DAYS. THOS, J. OWENS & SBON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eye Btreet Northwest. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Four- Story and Basement Modern Office Building Known a: Premises 1415 K Stree Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 6147, folio 391 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colum: bin. and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public ‘aucticn. in_front of the premises on ST DAY " OF .D. FIVE O'CLOCK P.M the following-described land and premises; situate in the District of Columbia, an designated as and being lot 8 in Kidwell's subdivision of square 217, as per plat re- corded in Liber R. W. at folio 113 in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia. Terms:" Bold sublect to a prior deed of trust. with an unpaid balance for about $112.000.00. further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale; the purchi price above said trust to be paid in cas A deposit of $10,000.00 required. Convey- ancing, recording. etc.. at purchaser’s cost. Terms' to be complied with within _thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion f the trusiees ROGER J. WHITEFORD, HENRY 'C. CLARK. y21-d&ds.incSu Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. 015 E 8t. N.W. Trustees’ Sale of a Two-Story and Cellar Brick Dwelling, No. 57 Que Street Northeast. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. re- corded in Liber No. 6323. folio 1£9 of the land records of the Dis‘rict of Columbia. and at the request of 'the party secured thereby, the undersizned trustees will offer for sale at public auction. in (ront of the premises. on MONDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, 1931, ‘AT O'CLOCK P M., all that parcel of land situ- ate and being’in the District of Columbia. and described as lot 112 in R. W. Walker's of lots in square ‘2 “West as per plat yrded in - the e surveyor for the District of Co- lumbia in Liber County 11 at folio 24. to- gether with all the improvements thereon. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in 1wo equal Installments, payable' in on= and two years from day of sale. with interest at the Tate of A% per annum nntil paid, payadle semi-annually. deferred pavments to be se- Cured by & first deed of Lrust on prooerty sold. or all cash. &t option of purchaser. A Cash deposit of $300 d at time of acceptance of bid. Examination of title. convevancing. ete. at’ cost of Lurchaser Terms to be complied with witain davs from date of sale. otherwire deposit forfeited. or without forfetting depocit. 1he trustees may avail them:elves of any legal or equitable rights against defaulting pur- chaser, CHAPIN B. BAUMAN. RAYMOND J. VIERBUHEN. 1¥23.25.27.29.31-au1.3 Trustees. & SON. AUCTIGNEERS. vo Sireel N.W. SALE OF VALUAILE TWO- STORY _ BRICK " DWHLLING, BUTLT-IN GARAGE KNOWN AS PREM- TSES' 2040 2¢th STHEET NORTHWEST. By virtue of i desd of trust. duly recorded 15 Lil 6394, folo 1 ¢ sea. o the land records of the Disirict ‘of ,and at the requist of the parly se: g the undersiensd trustces will R PERIDAY Fite IR 7 FIRST DAY Ises,“on FRIDAY. i x OF ' JULY. AD. 1931, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM., the following described land Wnd - premises the County of Washingion, Dis C e O Rnet Beint Clot 60 0 Fauate 2106 i tie Sibdiiion By Wrdiman end Bones. us r plat recomded i thagoffice 0f the sur- Pevor for the Dictrict of Columbia in' Liber 8¢ %1 Toiio 4. Sublect to the Seriftion line ns shown on said plat. fo.the Covenants af record Terms of sale. Ona-ihird of the purchase vy to be paid in cash. M inseallmentc. pasable tn one and 1we B Tt erect he six ver centim per Vabie semiaamaily. from day. of edired by deed 0f trint pen the Toperty foid. or all cash. at the apiion of i haser. O'A "deposit of 110000 will be 'of ‘Fale. All cor.vesancing. 1 cost ot purchaser. Terms nplied “with within 30 dave 16 otherwise the trusiees G0 resell ihe properiv at Tnd. cost of der onrena avs dvertisement. of sueh e newspaper publiched in' Washi GEORGE W._GILLIGAN. PAUL S. ANDERSON 1v22.24.25.27.29.91 Trustess. . J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, THOS. 3 QU Ve AW, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE THREE- ORY BRICK STORE AND APART- T BUILDING KNOWN'AS_PREM- SES_ 1320 FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber No. 5838, folio 171 ef seq., of the land records of the District of Co- Timbia, and at the request of the party secured therchy. the undersigned trustee wil Sell at public aiiction. in front of the prem- {‘es.'on FRIDAY. THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY 1931. AT FOUR O CLOCK P.M. the following-described Jand and prem- ises,'situate in the city of Washington, Dis- trict_of ‘Columbia, snd designated as and being All of lot 23. the south 4 feet by the Il depth of lot 23 and the n 4 feet by the full depth of lot 24 in the subdivision made by John F. 211, plat ‘recorded Auctioneers. THOS. J. QWEN 1431 TRUSTEFS' building r Subfect recording. etc. of sale to be me D. C, n Liber W. F ie office of the District of Columbia. One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal installments. payable in one and two years, with interest at 5! per cent per an- num,’ payable semi-annually. from day of sale. secured bv deed of trust upon the property sold. ‘or all cach, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $1.000 will be reauired at time of sale All convevancing. recording. etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale {0 be complied with within thirty davs from dav of sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell the property. at the risk and cost of defanlting purchaser. after five davs advertisement of sich resabe in_ some newspaper published in Wash- ington, D. C. = i QUINCY SMITH. _Iy21-d&ds.exSn Surviving Trimtee. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEZRS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STOtY BRICK DWELLING. SITUATE NO 1312 T STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a d 1. recorded Liber No.' 3122 et fol! 4 records of the District o sell in front of the premis THE_SIXTH DAY OF AUC AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK P. Eered fifiv-three (33) 1n_ Diller B. Groff subdivision of part of original lots numbe! ed sevenfeen (17). eighteen (18) and nine- in teen (194 in square numbered two hundred | and thirtv-eight (238). as per plat recorded in the office of the surve¥nr for the of Columbia in Liber R. L. H. at folio 266, Terms of sale: One-fourth cash. balance in one, two and three vears. with inferest st SiXDper cent Der annum. pavable semi- annually. Deposit of $300.00 reauired At time of 'sale. and the purchaser Afteen davs from date of tale fo comnlate the purchase. Furtner particulars at time of sale. EDWARD C. BALTZ. RNON G. OWEN. 1v25.d&dbs.exS Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, T30 Eve Street Northwest. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Mod- ern Fireproof Eight-Story Apartment Building, No. 2013 New Hampshire Avenue! N.W., also known as Hamp- ton Courts, containing 118 apartments. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dul recorded in Liber No. 6029, folio 391 et sr“n‘i of the land yecords of the District of Colu bia. and at the reauest of 1 thereby. (he undersigned tr public_auction,-in_front of WEDNESDAY. THE AUGUST. A D, 193 the' foilof§ing-described land and prem- ises, situate in the District of Columbia. and designated as and being lot 62 in Z. Thomas Goldsmith and Frank R. White's combina- tion of lots in square 189. as per plat re- corded in Liber 76, folio 96 of the redvds of the office of the survevor of the District of Columbia. The north>cly 15 feet front on New Hampshire avenue %y the full deoth of lot 62 beinz subject to the covenant that the “same 'shall not be Imaroved. nor any building. wall or structure of any sort what- soever erected therson, as set forth in deed recorded in Liber 4495, folio 59 of the land records of the District of Colnmbia. ‘Terms: Sold subiect to a ior deed of trust for $355,000.09, fur‘her particulars of which will be announced at fime of sal the purchase price above said trust to paid in cash. A deposit of £5,000.00 reauires Conveyancing, recording. etc.. at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustees. JULIUS 1. PEYSER. MCcKEF, ¥24.d&dbs.exSu “Trustees. wocwae Genuine Old Mahogany Work Table, Duncan Phyfe base, side pockets, splen- did condition; 2 Early English Silver Creamers and Other Silver, Old China, Glassware and Bric-a-Brac, Books, Clocks, recisTERED Post Beds, Davenports, Boston Rockers, Victorian Chairs and Sofas, Snap-Top and Folding- Top Tables, Secretaries, Library Tables, Large Mir- rors, Sideboards, Pictures, Work Tables, Etc. 5 At Public Auction At Sloan’s Galleries 715 13th Street WEDNESDAY July 29th, 1931 At 10 AM. v Reeser's Grocery. Eay Ridg: 1.3 NORTH ~BEACH _COTTAGE_ AVAILABLE from July clean. col 0491 unaing water, showor; 1 ave, Dec, Pty Being Effects her S NI 52128 m the Estate of Eleanor A. Heany, Ralph D. Quinter, Atty., €. G. SLOAN & CO., INC., AUCTS. FOUR-THIRTY | thirtv | WITH | balance in two | of lots in sauare | e District | allowed | AUCTION SALES. _ FUTURI \YS. 3 THOS, J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, 431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE M. PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING BRICK gxlsyrhl-ll!fl, NO. 200 K STREET SOUTH- By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly | recorded in Liber No. 5188. folio 112 et se of the land Tecords of the District of G lumbia, and at the request of the party se- cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at public ‘auction, in front of the prem- ises. on WEDNESDAY, THE ' - NINTH DAY OF JULY, AD. 1931, AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the fol- lowing-described land and premises, situate in the city of Washingtde. District of Co- lumbia, and designated as and being part of original lot twe (2) in rquare seven hui dred and sixty-seven (767). beginning the southwest corner of said lot _and ru ning thence east along K street 3845 fee! thence north twenty-seven (21) fem six thence west 38.45 feet to thence _south long seid reet twenty-seven (27) feet six (6) inches to be- elnning. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal installments. payable in one and two h interest at seven per centum per pavable semi-annually from of ecured by deed of trust upon the roperty sold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 3200 will be required at time of sale. Al conveyancing. recording. etc., st cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trus- tees reserve the right fo resell the property At the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five da advertisement of such le in .mmt-clle\\lvlmr published in Washing- ton, D SAMUEL A. DRURY. JAMES B. NICHOLSON. _ i17.20.22,24,27.20 Trustees. _ THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneer: TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING, SITUATE NO. 4207 ~ EIGHTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of ‘a’deed of trust recorded in Liber No. #522." at folio 247 of the land records of the District of Columbia, we shall sell in front of the premises on FRIDAY. THE 31st_DAY OF JULY. A.D. {1931, AT 3° O'CLOCK P.M.. lol numbered Twenty-one (21) in square numbered Twen- % hundred” and foriy-four 12644)," in | the “subdivision of “‘Areyle Park,” 'as’ per piat recorded in Liber 61 at folio 11 in the Surveyor's Office of the District of Colum- bia: subect to the bullding restriction line shown on said plat Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, balance in"one, two and three ycars, with interest al six per cenl per annum.’payable semi- | annuaily. Deposit of $500 required at time of sale. and the purchaser allowed fifteen days | from date of sale to complete the purchase. Further particulars at time of sale VERNON G. OWEN. Trustee, W' G. SCHAFHIRT, Trustee. 121.d&ds.exSu | THOS. J. OWEN_ & SON, AUGTIONEERB. i 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS | PREMISES 4215 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5773. folio 143 et seq of the land records of the District of Ct lumbia, “and ‘at the ‘request of the party secured hereby. the undersikned trustecs sell at pubiic auction. in- front of he premises, on TUESDAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST, AD 1931, AT FOUR-THIRTY O CLOCK P.M, the following described land und ‘premises, Situate in the District of G mbta, and designated as and being lot hinkton Loan and Trust Com sion f lots in square 38 “Pe worih Addition to the City of Washington as per piat recorded in Liber § at folio 38; sublect to covenants of record. Terms:~ 8old_subject (o a prior deed of trust for '$4.500.00. further particuiars of which Wil ‘be_announced at time of sale: the ‘purchase price above said trust to be Drid in cash. A deposit of $300.00 reauired Conveyancing, recording. etc. at purchaser s Terms to be complied with within | thirly days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property ‘may be advertised and resold AU the discretion’ of the irustees. J. HENRY 'BROWN, E. H. TAGGART. _ 924 27.29.31-au3.4 Trustees. THOS. J. QWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Iy 1431 Eve Street N.W. TRUSTE! SALE OF VALUABLE M- PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING BRI DWELLING "NO, 1106 O STREET NORTHWEST. By Virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly =corded in Liber No. 3362. folio f1 ei seq.. of the -land records of tne District ‘of Co- lumbla, and at the reauest of the party secured thereby. the 'undersixned trusiees will sell, at public aue’ioy. .o front of the premires. on MONDAY. THE THIRD DAY OP AUGUST. AD. 1931 AT THREE- THIRTY " O'CLOCK P . " the followin land and premises. situate in the Citv o Yashington. District of Colimbia. and desi ated as and being lot elevsn (1) in S. P | Austin’s subdivision of part of sauare three | hundred and thirteen (313) as ver flat re- corded in Liber J. H K. folio 49 of the | records of the office of the surveyor of the Digtrict of Columbia. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to' be paid in cash. balance in two eaual \ynstzilments. payadle in one and iwo Years. with interest at seven ver centum per_annum. pavable semi-anaually. from day of sale. secured by deed of trust uoon the Propert sold. or all cash. at the ootion of he purchaser. A deposit of $300 will be re- avired st tigie of sale. ANl ronveyancinz. © at eost of purchaser. Terms o ‘be complied with within' 30 davs from ‘dav of ‘sale. otherwise the trustees | reserve ‘the richt fo ressll the provertv at 2nd cost of defaulting purchaser. | | atfer five ‘dave’ advertizen nt of such resa {in Some’ Sewepsper published in’ Washinz- ton, D. C. D SAMUFL A. DRURY. JAMES B. NICHO"SON. 1¥23.25.27.29.31-2u3 Trustee street: PROPOSALS. OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE Capitol. Washington, D. C. July 21. 1931 SEALED BIDS Will be epened in this office A3 pm. Ausust 20, 1931, for the install fion of a”stréet and park lighting system part “of enlarzement of the Canit Grounds The' proposed work will provi streat lichting for about 15 squares. D ings and specifications. not exceeding three sefs. may be obtained of the Architect of the ‘Capitol in the discretion of said Archi- tect by any satisfactory general contractor. A deposit in the form of a check for $20. madc Davable fo the order of David Lvnn, Architeet of the Capitol. will be reauired for each set of drawings and specifications to insure their return in good condition. DAVID LYNN, Architect of the Cavitol. OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE Capitol. Washington. D. C. July 22. 1931 SEALED BIDS will be received in this office until’ 3 pm. Eastern Standard Time. Au-| &ust 19. 1931 and then publicly opened. for the furnishing and installing of an under- | ground Jawn sprinkling system in part of the U. §_Capitol Grounds east of the Cap: tol Building. Drawings and specification not exceeding two sets, may be obtained at the Office of the Architect of the Capitol. in the discretion of sald Architect, by any sntisfactory contractor experienced in this | class ‘of work. A deposit in the form of a check for $25.00. made pavable to the order of David Lynn, Architect of the Capitol. will be required for each set of drawings and specifications to insure their return in good_condition. DAVID LYNN, Architect of the Capito} 1¥25.27.28 LEGAL NOTICES. Atiys. for Cave: IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE District of Columbia, holding a Probate Court —-In re estate of Mary G. Kelly. De- | ceased.— Administration ' No. 30333 —Order for “publication and fixing time of trial— The notification as to the trial of the issues in this case. relating to the validity of the | er-writing bearing date of June 10 1920. PUrporting to be the last will And testament of Mary G. Kellv. deceased. having been returned as' to Mrs. Willlam H. Garrizan and the Salyation Afmy. “not to be found. | it is this 22nd day of ‘July, 1931. ordered. that the issues be set down for trial on the 7th day of October. 1931, and that® this order and the substanc~ of said issues. 10 wit. whether the said paper-wriling nearing date of June 10, 1029, was the last will and testament of Mary G. Kelly, deceased: whether the said paper-writing. ‘dated June 10. 1970, was obtained. or the execu'ion thereof. or the subscription. thersto wos ro- cured from the said Mary G. Kelly. decensed. | by undue influence practiced upon the said Mary G. Kellv, deceased. bv any person or persons: whether the said paper-writing. dated June 10. 1929, was obtained. or the execution thereof. ' or the ~_subscrintion therefo was procured trom the sald Mary G. Kelly, deceased, by fraud or_esercion practiced upon the ‘said Mary G Kelly. de ceased. by " any_person or persons: and | Whether the xald Mary | G- Kel | ceased. at the time of the making and sub- seribing or of the acknowledging bv her of the snid “ppper-writing. was of sound and disnosing nfind. and capable of xecuiing a valid deed or ‘contract: shall be published once a_week for four weeks in the Wash- inzton Law Reporter. and twice a week for the <ame meriod in The Evenin< Star. | TAMFS M. PR R Justica A frie copv. | (Sealy " Attest:”’ THRODORE COGEWRLL. | Revistar of Wills for the District of Colum: Bin. Clerk of the Prohate Court. Consented K ] LEWIR 8w . R TR AT RESORTS. MARYLAND. Delightfully Informal Good food. fresh fish and vegetables: %004 clean beds: direct water front; fish- ing. Route B e o te, $3.50 Per Dav Midweek St._George Inn, St. George I OCEAN CITY, MD. COLONIAL £ THE BELMONT g:e» ‘Terms Reasonable. rms Reaso THE DEL-MAR ™5™ Water Private_baths. _MRS. 8. 1 _CAREY. HASTINGS HOTEL ©7aain: Farking, Svace, Reasonavle, Eates BREAKERS 0, 2oA8 0t Sold running water and private bath. Phone B. 76__C. H. Timmons, Prop. THEDENNIS G, _ ree_Boems sunents. "um i RURAL HOME HOTEL tood. modern APl A table ai et | not de streng’ to go with Umberto. "AUCTIONS. MOON of DELIGHT by MarganelBell Houstos SYNOPSIS: By posing Flores and refusing . re necklace she said she Juanita Basal wins social irom the owner, Mrs. Belaise. Divitt, ‘who 'had _stolen th uses his clgarette wirl for ~his maior thievery plans. When Kirk tanard, Mrs. Belalse's grandson. takes her to the Comus ball. she mingies with New Orieans’ How™ different from Divitt's where Eric to_discover her identity. her. veil and kissed her! Juanita does not know that her “chaperone. the Marquesa Cabrera. and Divitt are using her to uncover 800d places for robberies, mor do the auestions of Divitt's wite, Molly. give her a hint of the scheme. CHAPTER XVIIL GABREAU'S ERRAND. HEN GABREAU came down stairs, Conchita was washing the dishes after a late break- fast, having waited on Molly and Divitt herself. “I tell dem you are not well.” she crooned. “I think they will not send you on errands mebbe today.” That suitéd Gabreau very well. He would not eat breakfast, but drank some coffee. Then he went out into Rondeau street, passing along Royal, far as Gabreau had observed, but he could believe any discrepance of Led- better. The box also was Jocked. Ga- breau with a smile dropped it into the satchel, put in the bottler with wkich he had come. His eye fell on the painting st the bed’s foot—the painting he seemed to see in the dark. He mounted a chair, drew the dirk from his belt. He would slash the thing to ribbons. Gabreau drew back his hand, a sound in his throat. The flesh was too beautiful. ‘The dark eyes looked at him. He pulled the chair away, took his satchel. Quickly he went through the outer door and down the stair. Conchita was awake and watching, for he was late. He made no reply to her eager murmur, but fi:;’g the bag into the closet, undressed and got into bed. It was not until later in the day, when she was alone, that Conchita got out the bag and opened it. It contained empty bottles and a carved wooden box that had been opened and snapped to- gether again—jaggedly, as if in fury. ‘There were only some papers in the box, small ivory-colored papers that she could not read. “Dat diablo, Umberto,” she growled. entering the shop where he had taken | “He treat my Gabreau mo' wuss ever’ the picture to be framed. Plerre put down a cup of black coffee as Gabreau entered from the narrow street. But the dwarf. so intent upon his errand, only nodded at the chéerful greeting from Pierre. Pierre had many things in his shop besides frames. There were old carved 'sofas and chairs, vases and lamps and clocks, bracelets and brooches and rings whose histories went back for centuries —hundreds of things that could be bought for a song. Gabreau had paused before a case of old weapons, curious relics. some with corroded blades and gems in the hilts Pierre came over to him, pointing out the beauties of an old scimitar. Its thin steel curve was iridescent through the rust. Plerre's face reflected his enthusiasm over it—but evidently Gabreau was not interested. But Gabreau knew what he had come to buy—the dirk with the smooth, sharp blade and the handle that fitted snugly into the hand. Plerre nodded, taking if from the case. “Tell yo' mistress,” he said 1 have anudder ‘table like de lit' rosewood one ;lhe buy. I be please she come and see im.” Gabreau took his parcel, flung the price and went out. “Now you be keerful, bebby!" chita crooned that night. “You not eat, you have not slip. You down Con- hdve have You mus’ let him ¢o de work. You let him tek de chances.” Gabreau heard. When Conchita had gone downstairs he removed the dirk from its place bchind the framed pic- ture and thrust it in his belt. From the armoire he took an old black satchel, placed a wrapped parcel within it and went down the stair. » He knew where Ledbetter lived—in the great bachelor apartments. In the days before Molly had turned the dive into the Parlors he had carried certain parcels to this house—parcels similar to the one he carried now. The bottles in this parcel were empty, but they would serve. The doorman would not doubt remember him. People always remem- bered him. Gabreau, arriving at the apartment, was told that Mr. Ledbetter was not in. ‘He will be in later?” Gabreau said. ‘The doorman did not dispute this. He appeared to divine the nature of Ga- breau's errand. Said to the elevator boy, “Take this up and put it in Mr. Ledbetter’s apartment.” But Gabreau would not surrender his satchel. The doorman signaled him to go up with it. ‘The elevator boy knocked at Ledbet- ter's rooms. and presently unlocked the door, switched on the light, waiting while Gabreau went in and set a bottle on the table. “I've got tek one on he next flo.” said Gabreau, his hand on the latch of the door. He himself turned off the light. closed the door. He came into the hall. .*I walk down.” he said. The elevator beil was ringing and the boy left him. Gabreau started up the stair, came down, walked back to Ledbetter's door. | 10 opened at his touch. He released the latch again, went in and closed the door, turned on the soft light of a sin- gle sconce. He had never seen such a place. Richness of walls and hangings. of jamps and paintings, divans and deep chairs. Gabreau stole across the rugs, opened the door upon a bed room with canopied bed and mirrored bath beyond. Opposite the bed bung a painting— Venus reclining amid velvet. Gabreau could see the white body dimly by the light from the adjoining room. Above it was a shaded globe. Gabreau pressed a button. The light came on. Voluptuously beautiful, languorous dark eyes—eves as dark as those of his Madonna. Did this man think? he bought this as he—Gabreau—had bought the Madonna? Gabreau caught sight of himself in one of the mirrors. He twisted away from the livid reflection. starting sharply at a sound from the hall. Quickly he turned off the sconce and the light above the picture. He waited in the dark of the bed room while the big clock on the mantel struck 10. “He had hoped that he would find Led- better at home and alone; that. seeing the satchel and thinking its contents a Rift, Ledbetter would admit him and close the door. It had been too much to hope for. ‘Things didn't happen that way with him—Gabreau. But he could wait. He was used to waiting. ‘The sound died down the hall. Ga- breau brought a chair into the recess behind the door and sat down. Let- better had gone to some festivity: he would. be late now. Perhaps he would not be home till 2 or 3 o'clock. ‘The thought made Gabreau nervous. At 11 he began to pace the rooms. Once he laid down on the bed, but even in | the dark he could see the white outline of the recumbent Venus. feel her dark eves. He went back to his chair behind the door. ‘Two o'clock came: 3. Gabreau sat very still until the dawn began to gray the windows, to sift into the room, till time.” (To be continued.) HARVARD BOASTS LATIN STANDING Remains Only School Relquir- ing Its Study for Degree in Classics. Special Dispatch to The Star. BOSTON, July 27 (N.ANA).—“To the confusion of the enemies of the classics!” It is a gray professor who proposes the toast, but there are 40 pink-cheeked Harvard undergraduates who leap up with a shout to drink it down. It de- tracts nowise from the zest of their toast that it comes to cap a ballad of derision of Yale's Latinless degree. “I'd value more a load of bungholes,” the professor declaims to student de- iight, “than a pale A. B. degree—a Lat- inless degree.” Alone in Requirement. So. chuckliug at Yale, which follows Princeton in sacking the classical re- quirements, the Classical Club of Har- vard lingers over the toasts of its an- nual banquet in gay mood. The rich red wine of the classics still courses at Harvard. She stands alone now. of the great American colleges, in the classical requirement. Exultant professors in the classical department have dug up statistics to show that twice as many students at Harvard are' concentrating on Greek and Latin studies as 10 years ago. To be sure, the number makes no great total, but thev have to have five sec- tions for advanced Latin for freshmen where there were only three. This trend at Harvard owes its in- terest to the fact that it sets dead against the prevailing current of the times that elsewhere scems to be car- rying the classical studies that were the fundamentals of learning in grand- {at}gr's day farther and farther into imbo. Best Literature Is Reason. What's the reason? “The best literature and the best ideas,” Prof. Milan Parry states blandly when the committee of tutors was lasked why an increasing number of Harvard students, prefer Latin and Greck. : It was Prof. Parry who acted as toastmaster at a recent Classical Club banquet, and the students who cheered the confusion of the cnemies of the classics—at Yale—talked _better than the run of college men. That was the first_impression of the Classical Club group. that and their conscious Su- periority. Your classical student is able to put his best foot forward. His speech is smooth and finished. His writing is easy to fead. If it is all on the sur- face. at any rate it is a polished surface, There is, at least. the suggestion of | something 'underneath, which. in_the case of too many technical college !'men, you have to probe for, with no Had | | dent of the Crimson the street noises and the noises of the | house told him that Ledbetter would not come. Fury greater than the fury that | their entrance had_brought him there possessed him. | He began to fling open drawers of the | table, the bureau. opened so easily did not interest him, and many of Hiese were empty. Others But drawers that | contained only apparel. belongings so | suggestive of their owner that Gabreau's | rage increased at sight of them. If he might find some locked drawer—, ‘There was none. Apparently Ledbet- ter possessed no treasures—no treasures except the things that were on the walls, about the rooms. Gabreau's eye fell on a Nabian dancing girl in black marble, a slim ‘Tanagra vase. These were precious, he knew, but he could not take them away. He might smash them in little bits to strew the floor. The vase sat on a desk in the shadows by the bed—an old escritoire with drawers. Gabreau went over to it. ‘The drawers were locked. Gabreau laughed, drew a ring of keys from his ket. There was none that fitted the but Gabreau’s hands were strong. ‘A key turned relentlessly in his grip. ‘The lock broke. Papers—nothing but papers in any of the drawers. Gabreau tl’n his rage threw the papers on the loor. He started. Something among the papers had fallen heavily. A carved sandalwood box that looked like a jewel casé. Men did not have jewel cases, 50 RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. CHALFONTE- HADDON HALL On the Beach and Boardwalk Ausactive Rates an or European Plan 3000 fooms Bathing from Hotel Garage Telephone 4-0161 Loods and Lis VIRGINIA BEACH—_Nice rooms by the dav. :O&k or month. :{‘W;{,’fl‘;‘ 'M“.:l: &\;5 Beach, Va. clue in the halting and ungram- matical exterior. There are Ph.D.'s in science who can't speak a sentence that does not grate on the sensibili- ties of all who give even lip-service respect to English To memory comes a high school teacher who always said that her Latin students were the cream of gach class. They make the same boast in the classical department at Harvard and they are aided and abetted by allies in the literature asd arts departmwnts More Honor Graduates. The ‘classical department boasts the largest proportion of candidates for honors at Harvard. “That means that our men are better quality than the average,” says Prof. W. C. Greene. chairman of the clas- sical tutors, as he contemplates the record of his men with satisfaction. “More kudos are attached to the classics. The president of the Advo- cate is a classical man. And the presi- And so it goes.” But don't make any mistake about Latin. A committee that recently in- vestigated Latin America found more bfiys‘hnnd nzflrlslstlidymf Latin than al e other foreign lany s put together. % s But the men who choose to con- centrate in Latin or Greek at Harvard are not to be confused with those re- luctant students who, defaulting in requirements, take a Latin course to satisfy the language requirement. These classical concentration men come joyously and expectantly to Latin and Greek, having tasted it enough to find it the only branch of learning that wholly satisfies their souls. Except the few who are going to teach, it is their soul's satisfaction that they have in mind. For it will get them no jobs and make them no money. (Copsright, 1931, by North American News- paper Alliance, Inc.) . To Study Icebergs. This Government has for years made a somewhat systematic study of the icebergs which drift into the North At. lantic from the Arctic regions, but a2 closer observation is now being made than ever before. The use of the Coast Guard service will be availed of with a corps of scientists. The headquarters of - the research program will be at Newfoundland. _Scientists will venture out among the floes op the Ceast Guard vessel Gen. Greene. 'The men will study the fiqw of the floes at periods of 10 days two weeks before returning to their headquarters to recuperate for another venture against the Arctic elements. The Gen. Greene will have the assistance of the cutters Pontchar- train and Mojave, which will patrol the steamer lanes of the North Atlantic, meintaining a lookout for icebergs. When any of these menaces is seen, all steamers will be warned by radio of the danger. Whenever practical, the Coast Guard vessels will attempt 4o break up the icebergs they may find in order to reduce the hazards to shij 3 Scientists and maritime experts other nations are expected to work with the American group during the -study of the ice currents. . Buildings are used too long, declares Engl! architect, who' says the life should be 50 years,