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SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) o —NEAR _ ST. GABRIELS 6 O Owner, purchasing larger e, o Bn I i ors ar wm\. e peged and painted o suit your tastes Phone ‘Wis. 3918 or Clev. 'IOI! WEST OF CONNECTICUT AVl . Cheyy Chase. 0 C._ Tw irf eu ,im:lnr high schools Hom in aroup. of Jaree. bk BatE, nardwosd lot dnd « sarae. new and has BRICK. LOCATION, NEAR PORT y %o schools and ail conven- ice, bright rooms, bu 3 (3 - huu ) ractically ‘quick Tower Blds. ew Georgian-type colol seven’ fine rooms, iwo tiled batl maid's “foom. {wo-car garage. Re- stricted surroundings. ONLY $17,50. TERMS. *"Diive out Conn. ave. 1o fuen 1efi°§n‘z‘: mberiond :f"”n"x'é‘i’l" oh ED TILL 10 PM. Pr CHEVY CHASI 31 Bersain, on very ressonable terms. ix, rooms, tiled bath with shower, model kitchen, large side porch. G. RAGE. Drive out Wisconsin av sa. beyond Bradiey lane. turn chst 1 5q. to_ 4514 ST. | Fhone Sev'ord8s LlGHTED PrtL 10 B Si - everything paved street and alley, deep lot; convenient schools considered. Phone Ge. 4946. PETWORTH SECTION. A beautiful all-brick home. ix large spacious rooms with new and modern, to transportation, and churches. Trade ONLY $9.450. THINK OF ITI A NEW ALL-BRICK | home 42 feet d vl room 16.! !xlll 1 dining room 14X133; Breakfast room exil3: | handsomely equipped kitchen 23 feet lonz: | ter bed room 15.5x11 13.6x10.9: small bed room 13x0: 2 complets | baths (one a stand-up shower): very large | UNION STATION PLAZA: eenter_bed room | BATI, E $5,500. R _NEW MIU/NICIPAL CE] ROOM K UK. l 1 NEA D; Bl back yard, with garage. in a fast-growing community. Only $9.450. Fhone us for appointment. to. inspect. | WM. H. SAUNDERS CO. “POTOMAC HEIGHTS, Adjoining Potomac Pnllndu Park. 5312 CAROLINE PL. Desirably Located suhurbln Home $8.930. value in home located with!, 8t Unsurpassed this desiradly lo- eated home. Eight-room detached residence Yith every modern_improvement and in excelient con- dition. to be sold on most rezsonable terms and at a price greatly reduced consiricte can be 8 Or Evenings Call Georgia Price Under $8,000. An unusually a'iractive eix-room ai three blocks of Union ation in d tic lights; papered and TOUL AN Tew gas range in- MY GARAGE ~substantially 0? onerete. Attractive terms =S & PHELPS National 9300, Exclusive Agents 71 and Ask for 1417 K 8t Mr._Lyons. CHAS. D. SAGER, . National 0036. 924 14th St. $6,500—NQRTHWEST BUNGALOW i ‘This pretty home is on a lot 45x192 feet and has five big rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors, hot-water heat, fireplace. big floore:d attic,’ daylight cellar (24x40 feet) and i3 Just like brand-new. We know of no othe: similar home that ‘will compare to this in value. Is veeant and ready to occupy. N.W. | ms th | ing 10 rooms. 2 baths. quick enh: required Nat. 8744 DESIRABLE CORNER. Opposite K St. Market. $13,780. Here is a rare opportunity to acauire a corner property at a real sacrifi ercial. Suitable for remodeling. Contain- Bplendid ‘chance for remarkable buy “Terms, o Mr IRBY, e wide-ax: R. _Tower Blde PETWOR l H——LOK 6.050. . cast B0 o ETACHED—4 BED ROOMS. Bu\mhlllx situated on a large landscaped CORNER lot with shade trees, overiooking a Government park and fronting on & M. HOOKER, Met. 2663, _ st double gar; beantitul Cai Trees, Garden Gate 'n’ Jiverything. Simply an adorable ullne i vie and u ~the-mi) e Just o codridge: the price | i, ue for inimect 5 THOS. ¥ n.fihx, €O, Realtors. = “National Jive: bungalow prominent aven: within cne block _of school, car line, stores. etc. TWO-STORY house ‘containing EIGHT exceptionally large Tooms, bath. h.-w.h., electricity, large cover- ed front porch and attic. Ideally planned for a_two-family hous ving TWO street entrances and a complete kitchen on second Soor. " “An" excellent “home and. 1ovestment combined. J. E. DOUGLASS CO., 1621 X ST. N.W. MET. 5678, QUINTANA PLACE. Near Corner 7th and Rittenhouse Sts. n.w. brick homes. ‘buflt< , linoleum. Prigid- Tont and rear Dorches: paved street | | thzoughout? in n'uhe':. Detrolt Jewel £as range, electric b i water heate; refinished | for ) I NEW DF.TAC}II'[) HOME. 2202 EVARTS ST. N.E. WOODRIDGE, D. C. Seven rooms. hardwood floors a 4 tom replace, hot-water fed li-in tub And shower, one-blece Mk bullt-in ironing boa: ndry tubs. automatic rage to match house in short distance 5 e Priced low; re e terms. P. BOSW FLL, OWNER_AND BUILDER. Phone Lincoln 0862. 7B cellai tora $8,250. t_on_Premises Until § P.M. NEAR LINCOLN PARK. 37.800. A Real Opportunity X AR DO\VNTO\\ ga.." %2y fi,flr& E. afn? s 1807 B ST. olo tequlre ' modern brick homé at radic cally reduced price, 8ix rooms with front nd double rear pirches and 2-car garage. Bont'%af to IelAran furtier details. ~_924 14th St. N.W. \E\\ "COLONIAL BRICK. | frame Teal colontal Hnes and s made particularly appealing by its carefully worked out doprway. In addition to the usual 6 rooms snd 2 baths it has 8 den and alsc 4 breakfsst oom, Concealed radiators make it easler to piace the furniture. construction will bear_ your most critical inspection. At $13.250 1t 1s recommended at & cplen- did vale, Wm. H. Saunders & Co., Inc. 1519 K St. N.W. District 1018. A Home That Will Pay for Itself. Near Soldiers Home. ¢-room. tile bath, 20-foot semi- aetached Brick home on lot 30x190 feet; 12 concrete public garages on Aved wlies Witk ennual fncome of g $800. Buy this comfcris Bll home o iy tetms 8t 15,008 let the gar [T 280 A ) ln» fpect ‘phone M. Cleveland 2300: \\'OODR!DGE, D.C Just o“ RO?“& o e FOOT LOT. a wide paved street, EeuRd b B o pvared frant with & la E‘l AS /: b: lclou:fin:oua' l‘l'WO BED M ! th on first W] plgz hn:fl'ood flsrngfi.vwfi“ e .\lll?ll‘y.n "IE:IZAC:IM lot with fruit !ll‘l shrubbery, .l-m'n.be.l‘:l‘wlall.ln'sfiol! e, i it foRlr S Shpllefil Park $13,500 Detached center-hall brick. = We onsider this the greatest vaiue of- ered in this niful’ home section four geal re- Disce - livi " attic over entire house, 2-c New Detached Brick $10,950 It will be hard to mat in the entire District o 'w_all-brick home on located e of the elopments. e house beagiiful rooms and the eauipment is the very latest. A personal in- spection will convince you of its value. Let us arrange this inspec- tion st your very first opportunity. New Brick, N.W. $8,950 Note the features: Six big. bright rooms. tiled bath with shower, tiled lavatory off master bed . elec- I.} nook. hlr 'cofl floors, Ghnh concrete front porch. .ermfl double rear porches. inlaid Hflnhlll in kitchen. nice size lot and & . If interested in a home lel cannot afford to miss seeing this one. lmfl PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 1.G. Smithy €. Eye St. NW. National 5804 h_this Colut dition; easy terms. I-'. DODGI ASS CO ~CHEVY CHAST 4 Bed Rooms, 2 Baths. Garage. Pully detached brick house. locats v‘r‘ld‘ ayenue in the heart of hevv ounded by new houses; o o “loor there Js X Jaree livh nndu Feal’ wood-burping fre. lary ing room with Prenc teading Into & screened inclose Buieh. beautin frally equipped Kitchen, i cludin oleum. Frigidaire, breakfast Sonm Coantry, service Dorch: the econ fioor has 4 well planned bed rgoms with cross cireulation of air. the bat have the newest ty Pl staircase jeading G0 'an be k floors. siate roof, built by & bui T of ? will be surprised at the exceptionaliy. fow' price; “prompt_action W ODRID ;E, D, Party leaving city wiil sacrifice colo sl 507 Lamont Open and Lighted 2to 9 PM. Electric refrigeration, lin- oleum-covered kitchen, chest- nut trim, double back porches, six large rooms, hot-water heat, garage. $7.250 Nat’l Mortg. & Inv. Corp. Nat'l 5833 1004 Vi. Ave. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1931 SALE—HOUSES. CHEVY CHASE D..C, $14,750 Lot 90x132, beautifully land- scaped. Attractive house of 8 large rooms, attic, garage, 4 bed rooms, also sleeping porch. A pleasing and well arranged home with rooms of more than average size. Sell on convenient terms, or trade for smaller property. Brokers invited. L. E. F. Prince 314 Investment Bldg. ational 6981 Lowell Street WESLEY HEIGHTS Open Daily TODAY'S BEST B UY An English style, STONE and brick home in Bur- leith, a section of quiet and refinement, near all types of schools and only a short ride from downtown. The house is modern in every respect, with six rooms, tile bath, double rear porches, open _fireplace, ELEC. REFRIGERATOR, and a garage. Being put in better condition than when new and offered, on terms, at the reduced price of — SHANNON & LUCHS T TEL.NA.2345 | n $2,750—$250 L‘\\H $27 Mo oom low, bath and all improve- menge Rewly papeied and Dainted; b one- -fare zone. Apply— s i BOSWELL, s Bank_ Blde. PN O Renier. Ma. MUST BE SOLD. Like new 5-room bungalow. a.m.i., $4,300; 8 Tooms, frepiace, Earage; $6.950. " ifove in. 2605 Brentwood Rd. N.E____ North 00. 001 house, partly modern: nurlv 1 O s taq i excellent Tesidentia] seciion har rfaced street, CHURCH, Realtor 5. acre: of Falls Churc close to transp M. E. 5ONS AND BATH, HOT-WATER, HEAT. e Je‘c?r:”y warage, large 1ot ; £2%in Renity Co " Phone Hyattsv vn.u D. LINDEN. MD —BRIGK BBooRY h and paniry. Cify water. 1now B Ficke Ba he: light: stone cl dates 200 hens: I ece " Fhone sitver 8 NEW 3-ROOM BUNGALOW. WITH HOT- water heal: no elec. or gas. Inquire Mr: W'T DREYER. Sargent rd. jand. 1 CHERRYDA“ 120 MELWOOD AVE.—FIVE- room h\ln'llrfl.: . h, f!lll;, ll'lIQ fire- a in £ A % ‘Etl:ls‘l” Melwood o n' UNP’URN[SH DELIGHmL STONE RES. idence. garden, orchards: nearby suburba Marsiand, $200. Consult’ Brokers, or - tele. phone North 1874, Apartment 305. 5 ROOM! S, SLEEP- newly decorated inside 360 mennlh. TAKOMA PARK HOMI ing_porch, age; and out; close to everything: OWNE! hepher HAVE . MODERN | bungalow. ‘would rent free to responsible settled man and wife or mother and daugh- {ter who would assume all responsibility d [V«'nnrfl owner. Address P. O. Box 32, McLe: i CAMP, WELL FURNISHED, WITH MODERN improvements, 25 minutes’ drive from city on hard road. Large living room. 20 by 25. with stone firepiace, 3 bed rooms. besides servants' rooms, 2 baths: steam heat. HERMAN E. GASC! 1326 New York Avenue. Nat. RENT—STORE: | SUTTABLE FOR GROCERY STORE WHERE needed. 439 Eve st. n.w. J. LEO KOLB, 923 N. Y. ave. 8 STORE, et PO remaiminE SO Bxtdres. 1S Wt me il T th S.W.—FINE, x.:\a.ohn CORNER STORE Qate proposed funior HENRY €0 Fred _f_li 1429 NORTH OAPITOL sT —STORE, Tooms, 2 baths. elec 1703 North Capitol st 727 8th st. 5.w.—8t 629 L gt. n.w. 2008 9th’ st. n. 44 G st. n.w.—Stgre. 3'E. & 3,45 st W —Store, 4'rms 1108 You st. hw g 643" Indiana Ave. N.W. STORE FOR RENT. 915 G ST. N.W. tore s in perfect conditi teor " and “Teady ‘for immediate us didly suited for any business enough to_accommodate two tenants in sociated lines of business. An ideal restau- rant location. Most. reasonable rent. Can secure lease. APPLY 917 G ST. NW,, Next Door. WANTED—STORES. ____ STO} B!Zl WITH OR Wfl'fl 2’:‘;“.“‘:‘5: 239, Biar office. i d_18 Yot sele reasonably: COLORED 024 FIRST ST. N.W. " ROOM b”lflk‘ h;"’"flo elec., “fl(! Corgglytr;f:;: I::I‘!’ : $h4s0, " small e Terems. ViCh "EARTER, 06 Tnvestment Bldg. Nat. 4171 dOmRm—‘! UTIFUL 10 AND 12 ROOM houtes, h.-w.h., electricity; 12 rooms. h.-w.h. ge, 4th near T: 10 rooms. ."T near 4th: six_rooms u - - ctions. ~ J, ¥. Holland, North 3631 fo0 1eh now: £ COLORED—6-ROOM mucx. BATH, GAI pear 13th and D gta Price, ’ 8 5 n Bir' Tl T A eves.. Wis. NE| mh AND G BTS. N.W. Will sell to colored. on easy term gtory, basement, bay.window brick residence, 7 rooms and bath, elec. lights, furnace heat. House is semi-detached and in good con- dition. C. HQUGHTON CO., REALTORS, 1816 5 Bt RW. | Phones Dist. 1536, . OFFICES AND STUDIOS. 1327 CONN. AVE —HANDSOME 3nd.] R 18260 suitabie high.grade offce il o ahon. L. E. P, PRINCE, 314 In- vestment Bldg. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. J. LEO K 923 New York ave, 1331 Wisconsin ave. Dist. 5027, LOANS ON CONTRACT AND other collaterals. Room 005, 1010 Vo SALE—INVESTMENT PROPERTY. GASOLINE G STATION, LEASED TO one of the il companies: lease :!zyn'!." é&)fi“&n’o";fi“filALfl zn‘r;g]:: CO., 1219 Wisconsin ave. WATER-FRONT PROPERTY. Address Box 417-E. Star office. 29* e AUCTION SALE THIS AFTERNOON. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF FRAME W’!LL!NG. NO. 917 G STREET SOU’ By virtue -of authority vested in !hl un- dersigned by the last will and testament of Charles Thomas. deceased, the undersigned executor Wil offer for sale by public auc- tion, in front’ of premises, on THE INTY: BER. 193 the follgwin; oger!y in mu Di of Columbi; alf by The Gepih fhereot of lot 7 ‘(how Known 1oF purposes of assessment and taxation as lot 800) in sauare 389, Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in equal installments. represented promissory and two with interest at six per cent per annum “from day of sale.: pavable semi- annually, .secured by first deed of trust upon property sold, or all cash. at option of purchaser. A deposit of $300 required of purchaser at sale. Examination of titl veyancing, recording and notarial fees at cost of purcha Terms to be complied with within_ th wise _executor reserves t! property. at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days' such resaie In some newspaper published in Washington. D. C.. or deposit may be for- Telted. of withou! forefiting deposic executor may avail himself of any. legal or equitable ts against defaulting purchaser. + LESTER.R. STRASBURGER. E ° SIMON. KOENIGSBERGER, o " YOUNG & BREZ Attorners. _se18-08an.exgn’ 204 7ATd Bulldine. THOMAS J. OWEN N. AUCTIONEERS TRUSTEES' SALE L.UABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY. 6 SEVENTH _STREET NORTHWEST, IN WASHINGTON. D. C. By virtue of a_certain deed of trust re- right to resell of the land records of the District of Ci lumbin. and at the request of the partie secured therebv. the undersigned trustees will sell at pubiie auction, in front of the premises. on TUESDAY. ' THE TWENTY- NINTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AD. 1931, AT FIVE OCLOCK P.M. the followine- described land and premises, situate in the District of Columbia. and designated as and being parts of original lots numbered eleven (1) and twelve (12) in square numbered four hundred and twenty-nine (420): begin- ning for the same at a point in_the west line of Seventh street distant 37 feet 9 inches south of the northeast corner of sald lot numbered eleven (i1), and running {hence west 98 feet to the public alley in the rear of lots; thence south with the Sast e of " satd 9 inches st 95 feet to said line of Seventh nd thence north along said west line eet 25 feet 9 inches to the beginning: said property being now known for purposes of assessment and taxation as lot numbered eight hundred and sixteen (816) in square numbered four hundred and twenty-nine (429). Terms: Sold sublect to an indebtedness, secured by & prior deed of trust, of $78.200; full particulars of which will be at time of sale. Purchase price indebtedness and unpaid real estate t to be paid in cash. A deposit of $2.000 quired ‘at time of sale. Conveyancing, re- cording incidental expenses at pur- chaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit for- feited and the property may be advertise and resold at the direction of the truste YD E. DAVIS. FLO! Lincoln National Bask. 7th and D sts. ROSENBERG. Commerce & Savings Bide. 1th And £ 8 se18d & Trustees. thence street, of Seventh FOR_RENT—BUSINESS mn”i.n. LARGE STO! 4 fi,mx. ’:nd‘ ath, hot-water Feat trieity. Insptct and make offer, RO, Dist. 3560. 914 G Bt N.W. Hee on B0.000 Favare feet o 5 sauare m?ntw? ‘streets. Will construct bullding ans o " of years Tegonait "Buainass Froperty Department. 1417 K 8t Realtors. Nat'l 9300 o BARGAIN—COLORED. Downtown, northwest, near Dupont Circle —Beautiful ALL-BRICK home of 11 rooms, 2 baths. h.-w.h., elec. and in excellent repair. Would mak spiendid rooming house or convert into 3 separate apts. Terms. Call Mr. MANHERZ. Met. 5678. NEW BRICK HOMES POR COLORED. KINGMAN PARK XYour family can have ideal living guarters in_ a fully modern, new home, near Schools, Parks and Street Cars.’ Only 22 blocks from Capitol. Houses are ‘equipped with built-in tubs, tiled baths, American Radiator Red Jacket Botlers, built-in ice boxes: large double rear and con- crete front porches. Price Only $6,495 Terms: $300 Cash Monthly payment like rent. Sample House. 510 23rd Street N.E. Open and lighted from 9 am. to § p.m. If you are wasting by rent you should inspect and purch Over 250 other citizens have bou CHAS. D. SAGER Realtor and Builder 924 14th St. N.W. National 0036. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. GAPITOL HILL_PAY CASH: QUICKLY; 6 to 9 rms. under $8.000 or corner up to $10.000. Box 1268 City P. O. or SALE—BUSINESS PROPEKTY. GAS EATION !gl;l‘?’r';l‘n AD acr "n‘ma Taht. Owner. Met. 8151 s NEAR _71th—LARGE nfdr be"exunfledmlw fil 'Lflxlll ‘a’ner‘ in iladelphia. woul se] M:l. ) ' H_BTS. it “station. jess than the original price. quire 507 F st. n.w. LINE STATION AND LUNCH ROOM. SR Noom and bath bungalow. furnace BeAL. FIC, ¥R hers pateer of ocated on 5-a 600-1t. frontage on Baitimore Boulevard. Price right for quick pule or trade UGHTON CO.. REALTO 15165 G W, Phones Bit. e fbse- WANTED—LOT:! DESIRE BEVERAL LOTS IN CITY. WITH near improvements. for Tow or houses, or_business lots. Trade my !qul% $6.000 'in 3-8pt. 1 trust: rents. -$150 mo. Nr'17th and Paik rd, What have you st _once? _Box 1263, o. FOR SPBCVLATXOI' OR_BUILD- B&Roggo E. DIEFFENBAGH, Na. 8850 l%lfl‘\'Y IN MODERN, PRACTI- T ew duroom colonial home. n.w. sec- tion, for small farm. 5 to 10 acres, nearby Md., sultable for chickens and light’ garden- ing, Only want smail house: does not have to be modern, Prefer Eastern Md. section. not_over 5 miles from D. C. line. Wil add cash. Address Box 255-H. Star office. e SALE OR EXCHANGE. VE UNUSUALLY FINE HOME IN PET- HoNh. Unear. Bherman Circle. valued st fhos0. Briek conatruction; 6 yoome bath. 3 orches: good rear lot and sepa: sereens and awnings: wil lexch: le detached house 'of same value in WCODRIDGE or SILVER SPRING SECTION. Address Box 224-H. Star office. Gi OWN—WANT A SMALL HOUSI with garden. worth remodeling. Give loca” tlon, price and terms. Post Office Box 283. | g ¥ome ‘on_corner loation. Four larg ztra large living room. sun b and beautiful shrubbery. cost. Financed {n uilding 8 % Dayments. For further informel New Homes Choice Northwest Location 3616 Veazey St, and 4220 Reno Rd. NORTH CLEVELAND PARK Utmost value in ideally located residence where design and con- struction are of the best. Large rooms, hardwood fioors through- out, double rear porches, con- crete front porch Homes are cquipped with electric refrigera- tion. Two baths with quality plumbing and shower. Price, $12,950 and $13,950 Center-hall plan houses; 34 ft. wide. Large lots with garage. Houses Open and Lighied From AM. o 9 P. ‘These homu are by far the best value offered in this price range where location, style and construction and future desirable- ness are combined. To inspect drive out Wisc. Ave. to Veazey St., South three blocks: or out Conn. Ave. to Van Ness 8t., turn west two blocks to property. CHAS. D. SAGER, Itor and Bullder. New 20-Ft. Brick Homes on Wide Kansas Ave. Highest N.W. Location. 6 Rooms. 3 Porches. Perfect 100% Kitchen. Colored Tile Bath. Only $500 Cash Exhibit Home 5029 Kansas Ave. N.W. Colonial tapestry all-brick hom: Large concrete front porch, atti tively shrubbed front lawn, Mansard roof covel h green ll inish 1l e l“’b equip) kitenen, inclu 1 n _kitche t ? linoleum. cemented bt bed, fooms wit 1th- chromiu, large sleeping porch and reh. built-in d Jacket insylated hea Chamberlain e selling id not be m:."m es fnk plant of gas heat. eather iripping. A b B any petter. 1oc oy in _hien £2 resinead perbnst, and Doofle SoRvam churchen sieres, car ines and busses. CAFRITZ 14th & K Sts. Dist. 9080 $6.750SEMI.DETACHED BRICK, 3 SQUARES nce from et away from nois ::'&dx;: *81x fooms and bath residence. §52° excetional buy on easy terms. 780— LOW MONTHLY TERMS. POo0LC 20N Northwest. - Bix 7901 M gacs Gownstairs, GARAGE. business location combined. A real modern impravements. e [EIGH' 1-BUN i g o7, mloxge, ALY ¢lass eondition tbroughout. o ’Wmm ing mlse ofl¥nul" llv!d l" ' ‘type on preitily lsndscaped {855 Toom Lo scrcencd side +ELECTRIC FINEST 8E. CHEVY N Nome. knoivn s the Soveted ‘poreh: shower) ce with " bulit-in mknh'lve; in_elt Fueranteed workm : >8ARHADI D!.\lllhllly built, terms. EVENING PHONE Rock Creek Park eclose to public nd tra 1 ll n-m al reain. IGALOW in pretty settl Vacant and resdy 1o REPRIGERATION, SARAGE 1o FROM MT. PLEASANT chr un WALK- very attractive, e, 1acing preity cirele and in wooded brick, front And double rear porches, de OME IN FIRST COMMER- (t iree rooms deep), DAntry, adily Used a3 Home and 20-FT. BRICK bal g e imad TERMS—DETACHED. In Chevy Cha est, close to Conngeticut ave, - Preneh doors fr oAk Boors. electric blower in mateh. urnace. ASE. pe Cod l‘xx D. C. BUY OF THE DAY. snovy white with gre umwni‘ahl UNTIL § PM. BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors. AVE BUYERS FOR 6 TO 9 RMS., COL. ta., “other “n.w. “under $10.000, Pétworth under 3$8.000. Box 1268 City P. WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR EMALL 6-ROOM house, white or colored, north of Fla. ave. south’ of Park rd. and near Howard Univer- sity. Address Box 30-H. Star office. r—WAREHOUSES. STORY WAREHOUSE, formerly occupied by ~Government, =Now leased to large department store. Building contains about 38,000 sa. ft Located few squares from downtown.' Pos: Jan. 1. EDW. P SCHWARTZ, INC. 1014 Vt. ave. Dist. 6210. SALE—FARMS.. SALE OR LEASE. SALE OF RENT—HOUSES. 733 11th ST. B.E—IN SECOND COMMER- clal ‘zone; 7 rooms and bath and double garage. Will make good store or dwelling. Any reasonable offer accepted. Owner must leave city. 1 _— URBAN, %BURBAN HOMES, £ AND _RENT, BAL E. LOHR. 311 Cedar s.. Takoms Park. D._C. _Georia_ 0881 FARM, TAKEN UNDER FORECLOSURE, near Prederick. Md. about 300 ft. from Balto.-Fred. Boulevard; 162 acres. large brick _residence, needs repairs: excellent barn and outbuildings. spring house, fruit. Very low price, $39 an acre. Terms cash. {12 ACRES, NEARBY MD.: 8-ROOM HOUSE, furnace, barns, chicken house. frult, erapes: free wood. AGENT, 1336 N. Y. ave.,'Rm, 203, OODRIDGE — § ROOMS. 3 LARGE porches, 2 inclosed: garage: lot 40x135; va- cant, move at once: consider renting. O. K. Jarrett. 2024 26th n.e.. North 5645 290 IN RESTRICTED SUBURB., 20 MINUTES downtown, 4 0 7 £00m bungalows and two- story homes from $4.500 to 36,500, All city Mr. Smith,” Nat. 1080. NEWLY ~PAINTED; 1 30 monthly; near 4550-J. large condition; nearby Va. S7.780. 4 & B rms.. ba rms. et .’ Peo. fla-. Dis. 5231. Even e Nz o ) BUNGALOWS R TIE O Siionavle 1ns. ATTRAGTIVE AUTO_LOANS. INANCING: LOWEST ég’rT% LOCA I?PIDR!‘%"'HAL McGILL, 1402 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W. Non'n;“«:.su AUTO LOANS. QUICK ACTION. Courteous Service—No _Indorsements. UNITED FINANCE CO. 943 New York Ave.. cor. 10th 9283. AUTO LOARS. USE_YOUR CAR | LOWEST RATES. Quick Action EEE MR JACOBSON, 905 N. Y. Ave. N.V Nat'l 2453, AUTO LOA TNANCING. OPEN £renings. “MR. rrs%{k. 645 Md. ave. n.e. An. CHARMING HOME. 1 HOOMS, BATH, H- freplace; book ehelives, large lot. irech Rowers: “good tocation. hesr £0.500.. 3560 down. and 550" men Grambers, Ciaiendon 1038, ~ “SOME MORE BARGAINS. 6-zoom bungalow. hot water Heat, basement: $4.000. eacy teima: New 4-room Lungaiow, iarge 1oti Several for rent T B ONE ACRE ON BTATE RO\ Four blocks Univeraity of Ml.l"”"’;f" S - v 31800 easy terme’ ERYIN REALTY CO. Phone Hyaitsille 7es - onen NPPRRDIER S0 p 308 Fersy w1 e See. this shpers bun- 3435 perry 2 _room colonial, tile bath and shower, Rgmfiuun‘ equipped kitchen: very large lot; oniy 50 " $800 down. batance 1lké ent” LR o T s sarage, 2,700, ud No nn 7203, $6,500. FALLS CHURCH, VA. Slx rooms, Ny rch. ami, h-wh., ged. sl i:\'.'x mones, - ss,soo. reception Dl W in frst-class electric ran nd, outbuild iream of water Chureh. u-x} ha miles Trom ke rent. A real cash payment B B soma one- F. N. HILBERT Falls Ohureh 36, CASH LOAN IMMEDIATELY. ; year to pay; lowest rates in city; no endorsers: you keep car. Barnes Motors. 1729 14th n.w. Open eve. Quick Action—No Inds AUTO FINANCE 939 New York Ave. N.W. Dist. 8777 REAL IISTATE wANS. HAVE NOW FIRS’ D. C. realty. P. ?Nc, 1?0”1 Eve st. n.w. g’ CONSOLIDATE YOUR 1st AND 2nd TRUSTS. Ligoey slso svariahly tor repairs to propesty ME. 4300._EM. 021 SALARY AND ALL LOANS, CONSTR., RE- newals. 1st. 2nd; immediate, courteous’ serv- ic Mel;\{'ll nts E. Finance, Rm. 203, ionn TO LOAN ON'D oupt 8t -urx’s%n SEE ME FIRS’ i, 2nd AND 3rd TRUSTS. s | No red tape, quick service; reasonabie. 1.50 wk 3500, repay i’ 50 wk 5 W) REAL ESTATE JESSE 1% $ysowk 4800 revay 1480 wk repuy w , repay $2,500, repay $12.00 Wk 33,000, repay 31500 wk $3.500; repay $17.50 wk 54,000, *=nay §20.00 Wk ayments include principai and fn- terest and can be erranged montl biy, and bi-monthly. Also loans in nearby Md, & DR, A JHENRY, 'INC, 1016 1416 F 8T, N TOMORROW. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. i THOMAS J. OW'Bvs &%, N TROEES SR OL SALANE N LOCATED LOTS RENG ROAD NORTH Sior ¥ OF WARREN A8 um WARREN Virtie of a certain deed of trust, re- corded in Liber No. 6370 at folio 260 of the land records of the District of Columbis, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned will sell at public auction, in_front of the remises, on WEDNESDAY, THE THIRTIERH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1931, COMMENCING AT SR WENTY (3:20) O CLOCK ., the Tolowing-descrined Tand end premises. ate In e District of Colum ia and Mlnl y-seven (37) to forl by Mag- Iots numbered. 1l G5, Tausive. tnAubdivision ma gle 'Polwarth and Martha F. Buckley in square numbered nineteen ~hundred ~and sixty-six (1966), as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Co- lumbia, in Liber 89 at folio 95; also lot num- bered fifty-nine (59) in subdivision made by Maggie Polwarth and Martha F. Buckley in usre numbered nineteen hundred and PoT,Diat recorded in said ezor's office r 90 at folio 51, the_ following terms. Terms of sale: The above-described prop- erties are to be sold separately: sald lot fifty-nine (59) is subject to a deed of trust securing an indebtedness of $11.500 and will be sold subject to said deed-of-trust indebt- . All cash over and above said deed of trust. Baid lots thirty-s (40) to be sold all cash . Interest and taxes to be paid or adjusted to date of (37) to forty (40) and $500 on lot fift (39) will be required at the time of All ‘conveyancing. recording, etc., at the cost of purchaser. Good title or no_sale. Terms of sale to be complied With within thirty 30) days from day of sale, otherwise de- posit will be forfeited and property resold at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five (5) days' advertisement of such resals in some newspaper published fn Wash ton, WILLIAM P. BENSON, Surviving Trustee, 925 15th Bt. N.W. 5€17,19.22.29.24.25.26.26,29.30 AUTOMOBILES At WESCHLER'S Auto Auction 623 H St. N.W. WEDNESDAY Sept. 30th, 10 A.M. Adam A. Weschler & Som, FURNITURE STIEFF UPRIGHT and HUGO WORCH BABY GRAND PIANOS, SUITES, ODD PIECES, 50 RUGS and CAR- PETS, PAISLEY SHAWLS, OLD COUNTERPANES, AN- TIQUE CHAIRS and HOUSE- HOLD EFFECTS. By order Munsey Trust Co. Administra- tor of an Estate and Others. Auctioneers BY AUCTION ; AT WESCHLER’S 915 E St. N.W. WEDNESDAY September 30th, 1931° Continaime” et 1h uin 502629 13 roughout the | va., days from. day of sale, other- | advertisement of | corded in Liber No. 6410. at folio 177, one | en (37) to forty f; AUCTION sn.u.' Storage Sale of Household Fur- niture of Every Descrip tion— China, Glass- ware, Pictures, aeeisTERED Books, Rugs, etc. AT PUBLIC AUCTION At Sloan’s, 715 13th St. WEDNESDAY September 30th, 1931 AT 10 AM. By order of the Unlon Sf d_others THOMAS L. CARTER, AUCTIONEER. Auction Sale of Unredeemed Pledges On WEDNESDAY MO] ‘THIRTIETH, 1931. AT commence to Heidenheimer, all pledges oveidue up to this date. Ticket holders | kindlv take notice. h.zHexdcnhclmcr, Inc., Brokers. o237t e NIRRT THOS. J. QWEN & SON. AUCTIONERRS, 1431 EYE ST. Trustees’ Sale of the Lu:e 11- Story, Centrally Located Modern Office Building, Known as “The Woodward Building,” Located at the Southeast Corner of Fifteentn and H Streets Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber No. 6312, follo, 183 et seq., of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at the request of the party se. cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will I at public 'suction, in front of the prem- ‘WEDNESDAY . TWENTY- EfGnTH DAY OF OCTOBER: A.D. Yosn AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. t s and d's_combin s Der plat r of the records the surveyor of the District of Columbia. Also part of original lot 12 in said square 222, described as follows: Beginning for the same at the northeast corner of said lot and running thence west on H street 31 feet to the west line of the Jest wall of the house on the east part of d' lot; thence south on said line of the d w151 Teet 3 incnes to alley: thence east 31 feet to the southeast corner of aaid lot: thence north 131 feet 2 inches {o the besinning, = Also part of orfginal lot serised us tollons, Beeto. ning for the on the south line of said lot twelve (12) distant 29 feet 4 nches {rom uth of said lot 12, and Yinatas thence soathensierty on an alley in said square 17 feet: thence in a straight line north of east 24 feet 6% inches to a point directly south of and distant 559 feet from the southeast corner of said lot 13: thence 59 feet to the southeast corner of said lot 12, and thence west on the south line of said lot 13 20 feet 4 inches to the place of beginning; now known as lot 22 in said square. Terms of ‘sale: 8ald property will be sold subject to an overdue first trust, recorded in Liber 6214, folip 257, securing the New York Life Insurancé Company in the sum of §1,500,000. with, interest, at 8 " secured on ot 21, square 222, as described above, and subject further toan overdue trust, récord- ed in Liber 6313, folio 179, securing the New Jork Lite Insurance Company in the sum of $500,000, with interest at 51, secured ss the arst trust on part of lot § 'and part of lot 12, square as described above, and as & second trust’on lot 21, square 233, as described above: also subject to overdue and accrued interest on both aforesaid deeds of trust and taxes to date of sale. Full par- ticulars of said deeds of trust and the amount of unpaid and overdue interest and will be stated at the time of sal The purchase price (over and ebove said trusts and overdue and accrued interest and taxes to date of sale. as aforesaid) to be DAI4 460,000 a3 & deposit at the time of sale; and a further sum of 378,000 to be paid Within thirly aays. tham. day of ‘saig. ‘and the remainder to be paid in eq mounts in one and two yoars. with interest at 6% per annum, pa. e Jecured’ by trust on of the office of le. Term: be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the proverty may be advertised and resold at risk_and cost of the defaulting pur- fter five days’ advertisement of such le in some newspaper published in Wash- D. C. Conveyancing, recording, etc ser's cost. GEORGE N. EVERETT, ARD 'W. PARKER, Trustees. The New York Life Insurance Com- wner and holder of the notes de- scribed in the deeds of trust above referred to. recorded in Liber 6314, folio 257, and Liber 6312, follo 179, ctively, ' have agreed to ‘extend for any purchaser said principal sums secured sald deeds of trust, for & period of five from Septem- ber 1st, 1931, with interest at 5 per cent., with Semicatinual euriaiia of |13 “ser gost starting at the end of 18 months, upon ment of all overdue interest and ta: This renewal is also_subject $0 u: ARd brokerage fees. o | depostt’of 1250 on each of lots thirty-seven | THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUA!L‘ TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLIN: SITUATE NO. 1031 TENTH STREET NOBTHIAST By virtue of deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 6280, at folio 7, of the land records 91, the District of Columbla, we shall sell in ront of the premises on TUESDAY, SIXTH DAY OF OCIOBER. AD. \ui1, AT THREE O'CLOCK M., lot numbered twenty-eight (28) in B Francis Saul's sub- division of lots in square numbered nine hundred and flfg-lix (956), as per plat re- corded in the office of the surveyor for th. District of Columbia in Liber 28 at folio 31. Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in"one, two and three years, with interest At six per cent per annum, payable semi- ly. Deposit of £300 required at time ot sale, and the purchaser allowed fifteen ys from date of sale to complete the se. Further particulal $e24.d&ds-exSu AUCTIONS. OMAS DO ms moo'm?n'uv BRICK BUILDING. ooAcq)D RPoSES, XNOWN AR 2152 HIGHT: STREET NORTHWEST. virtue of im deed of trust re- CD led in Liber No lllo. at follo 145, of the land records of tl District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned will sell at public AR Al oA B Gerd” BER. 1931, AT THREE O'CLOCK P.M. the following described land and premises situ- ate in the District of Columbia, and being lot numbered thirty (30) in Seymour W. ‘hxlloek and others’ subdivision of lots in jumbered four (4) “Washington as per plat recorded in the office of tl . surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber County 11, at folio 47, said block numbered four (4) now known for purposes of assessment and taxation as square mum. bered twenty-five hundr fifty-four (3354), upon the following terms: Terms of sale: Said property is subject IB LY gend of trust securing an indebtedness 00. and will be sold subject to x.ld deed of trust indebtedness. All cash over and above said deed of trust. Interest 4 taxes to b. Illd or adjusted to date of sale. A deposit .00 will be required at the time of All_conveyancing. cost of purc Terms of l' complied with Within “thirty (30) s from day of sale. otherwise. deposit will b! for- feited and property resold at risk and c of defaulting purchaser after five (5) days’ ertisement of such resale in lome news- paper published in Washington. D. C. ‘WILLIAM P. BENSON. Surviving Trustee. 925 lb‘h Street Northwest. & Al NW. TRUSTEE' EST, BA! _8e26.28.20. ‘THOS. J. AUCTIONEERS, 3 80! ! T EYE ST AW i ToWAIEAST" SR 723 IRVING By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber 4974, follo 11 et seq. of the land records of the District of Co t the request of the party se. the undersigned trusices will sell at public auction. m front of the prem- ises. on FRIDAY. THE NINTH DA Bemn, DAY e NS 0RO CLOCK P.M.. the following-described land and p: ises. ate in the District of Columbl desfgnated as and being lot 65 in_ square 2597 in The Thrift Building Company’s sub- division ‘of lots in Block 16, “Ingleside,” as per plat recorded in the office of the sur- veyor for the District of Columbia, in Liber 64 at follo 53: together with all and singu- lar the improvements, ways, easements. ts, privileges and appurtenances to the me belonging or in anywise appertainimg Terms: 8old subject to a prior deed of trust fox $7.800, furtner particulars of which will be announced at time of sale, the pur- chage price above sald trust to be pi A_deposit of $500 require onv: A etording. ete., at purchasers cost. to be complied with within thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be "-,a ertised and resold at scretion of the trustees. the rus P, IORTIRA MM 8029.0¢1,3.5. ‘Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneer: Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real Estate Improved by Mill Work Plant and Offices at 1332 and 1334 Eleventh Street Southeast, and in the Rear Thereof, Fronting on Twelfth Street Southeast, Together With the Fixtures and Ma- chinery Used Therein. By virtue of a certain deed of trust re- corded in Liber No. 6283, folio 260 et seaq. of the land records of the District of Co- nd the request of the party lh!rebgv the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction. in front of the remises on TUESDAY, THE SIXTH (6th) AY OF OCTOBER, AD 1931, AT POUR- THIRTY O'CLOCK described Jand and District of Columblis Orig! lots num. bered six (6) and fifteen HB) to nineteen (19), inclusive, and the north 28 feet front by the depth of lot numbered twenty (20\ in sauare numbered ten hundred and (lo01). "together with the buildinss struc tures and improvements thereof, and 1 gines, beiting. shafting, fixed id movable machinery with their spare parts and at- tachment: factory implements, tools of trade and all other fixtures. implements and apparatus use in or about the same. ‘erms of sale: The above properiy will be sold as an entirety, subject to & deed of trust securing the principal sum of nine thousand _two hundred and fifty °dollars (89.250)._which becomes due on October 29, 1932. The purchase price over and above said’ deed of trust to be paid one-third cash and the balance in two equal installments in one (1) and two (2) years from day of sale, with interest at six per cent per an- num, payable semi-annually, and secured b deed of ‘trust on the property sold. o cash. ‘at option of purchaser. st_and taxes to be adjusted to day of Sale. and"ail conveyancing, recordn at cost, of purchaser. A deposit "0% one thousand do lars ($1.000) will “eqnhzd at time of sale. Terms of o0 complied with withi: thirty (30) days from day of sale. ther- wise deposit will be forfeited and propert: will be resold. at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. five (5) days’ advertisement of such resale in_some news- paper published in Washington. D. C. ROGER J. WHITEFORD, TRUSTEES' SA STORT PRICK | Trustees. %e26-44&ds 815 15th St. N.W. THOMAS J. OWER & BON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE . N.W. TRUS: SALE OF TWO VALUABLE OLBTORY FRAME DWELLINGS. SI1. UATE NOS. 1239 AND 1243 UNION STREET By virtue of a SOUTHWEST. deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 6372, ‘at ‘folio 81, of the land rec: of the District of Columbi Tk SIXTH DAY OF OCTORER AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the south 12 feet front on Union street by the ful denth thereof of origl et thirty-nine (39) in hundred and two (502): aiso part of original lot numbered forty (40) in square num- bered five hundred and two (503), described as follows: Beginning at a point on the west line of Union street 19 feet south from the | northeast corner of said lot. and running thence south on said strest i9 feet; thence west 101 feet 11 inches- to west line of said lot; thence north 19 feet; ‘thence east 101 feet 11 inches to the place of beginning. Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, balance in one, two and three years, with interest at six per cent per annum.’ pavable semi- annually Deposit of $300 required at time of sale and the purchaser allowed fifteen days from date of sale to complete the pur- chase. Further particulars at time of sale. EDWARD C. BALTZ, se24-d&dbs.exSu WEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eve St. N.W. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, _ BEING THREE___BRICK DWELLINGS KNOWN AS PREMISES 1626, 1634 AND_ 1638 COVINGTON STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 5444, folio 495 et sea.. of the land records of the District of C lumbla, and at the request of the party se- cured ihereby. the undersigned trustee will sell. at public auction, in_front of the Te- spective “premises, on Y, SEC- Inllowm!- ate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia) and designated as and being lots 103, 107 and 109 in L. 8 Chapman’'s sub- division of lots in square 36 Dl Teccraed In Liber . H. B.. folio. 187 of the reccrds of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. Said lot 103, premises 1626 Covington street n.w., will first be offered, then said lot 107. premises 1634 Covingion street n. 1'be offered, snd Jast said lot 109. prémises 1638 Covington stroet will be offered. Herms of sale: One-third of the purchase money for each respective lot to be paid in cash, balance in two equal installments, payable in one and two years, with interest ¢ six per, centum per”annum, payavle semiy annually from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the respective property soid, or all cash. st the option of the purchase: A deposit of $100 upon each ot will be r auired at time of sale. " All conveyanciny Tecording. etc., at cost of purchaser.’ Terms of sale complied with within 30 days from day of sale, otherwiss the trustee re- seryes the right to resell the property sold at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five da: dvertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washing- ton, D. C. R_LEE, 8622,d&ds. ex8u surviving “Trus GUS EICHBERG, Auctioneer AUCTION SALE 150 AUTOMOBILES Wednesday, Sept. 30th Commencing at 7:30 P.M. In Our Salesrooms 462 Penna. Ave. N.W. One of Washington's largest New Car Dealers is selling the cream of his used car stock at our regular Wednesday evening auction sale. Never before in the history of Washington have so many fine cars been placed under the hammer. These cars will be sold to the highest bid- ders regardless of price. Here is your chance to get the bargain of a lifetime! Among the many late model cars, special mention Is m: 1931 Ford Roadster. 1931 Huduon De Luse Coupe. 1928 Cadillac Coacl 1928 Chrysier Sedan, In addition tu lha above, there will also uick, OI iliac sh, lass, late- Ford, other leading makes. REMEMBER—Big t the foll 1931 Plymouth Sedai 1930 Chevrolet, Sedan: 1930 DeSoto, Coup: 1929 Chevrolet 1920 DeSoto_ Coach. 1928 Nash Coupe. 1927 Cadillac De Luxe Phaeton. 1926 Lincoln Sed: great number of included a including _Marmon, Hudson. Willys-Knight, Hupmobile, Chrysler, Chevrolet and GUS "EICHBERG, X:.l’:’i'o'-“.?.:'f'”m THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. EXECUTOR’S SALE of Valu- able TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING Containing Store ROOM on First Floor and Second Floor, Alike in All Respects, With a Ten- Foot Lot Fronting on S St. N.W. and Forming an En- trance From S St. to the Building, and Being Prem- ises No. 1805 14th St. N.W. By virtue of the pgwer vested in me under the will of GEORGIE W' ROCK. deceased, the undersigned will sell at public sale. in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1931, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, the (onqwmt-u:crlnd nd Ind prémises, in the cit ‘ashington, Bl khown as 1o 854 Tn Sauare 98, tor 'tlh with a lot fronting on 8 street 10 in width and forming an entrance to (Hl bllflfli from said 8 street, being prem- fres ‘N T 8L N W improved by & TWO. BRIGK BUTLDING. covering he Centire " lot “aai iged ax an “autotales oF cars"or treisht fo room. New elevator second floor. Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in three years. Wwith interest at 7. payable semi- annually. or all ci at the option of the urchaser. A deposit of $500 required at ime of sale. Conveyancing and recording at the cost of the purchaser. Terms to be somplied “with ‘within 60 days or ‘aeposit RICHARD M. PARKER, !xuuprumxd,er $he, Will of se17.21,25. eorgle Warren Rock. , AUCTIONEERS. TRI S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- ‘Lnovm DeREAL ESTATE KNOWN AS ng"g ;l.g'r. wulm«nvfl. DS STORY BRICK COWELLING " By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 5353, folio 263, of the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustee will sell at BUblic Austion in front of the premises. on THE SIXTH OF OCTO. BER, AD. 1931, AT FOUR O CLOCK BALs the Tfollowing-described land and premises, sluate in the District of Columbia, and Bartof Block mumbered twenty: one (21), lumbia Heights,” and or ol BIOEK numbered eighteen ( fbdfl livision of part of ‘hI tract asant Plains,” as per plat entioned _subdivision” is T County 1 office of ¢ Bistrict ‘ot ‘Gotombia, des tion purposes as lot 37, o, covenants of record %" rd of e purchase h, balance T two payable in one and two stat six per’ centum per semi-annually from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all eash at the option of the purchaser. A sit_of $500 will be required at time of sale. All conveyamcing, recording, etc.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within ffteen days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee Feserves the TIEht to resell the e propgris at ) risk and M.‘ of ‘.l I\I“ ver Tewspaper ‘sublisned h | INVENTOR, NOW 77, TAKES UP PAINTING Thomas A. Watson, Who Aided Dr. Bell in Making Phone, Exhibits New Work. Special Dispatch to The Star. BOSTON, September 29 (N.AN.A).— Thomas A. Watson, who heiped Prof. Alexander Graham Bell invent the tele- phone, has just made another dis- covery, It may not affect the economy and ess of the world, as has the telephone, but it has given him a thrill and affords him a kind of plmure such as_he never dreamed of. He is 77 years old and is won&flnl where he has been “at” all his life. For it is only a few months ago that he discovered he is an artist—a painter! He is as proud of the discovery as was when he and Prof. Bell wrought the scientific miracle known as the telephone. That was back in the 70s of the last century. From early boyhood “Tom™” Watson (his friends have always called him “Tom") has been “trying his hand” at all sorts of things, from helping make . telephones to building ships. He was the founder of the Fore River ship yards. But curiously enough, he never tried his hand at painting. That * seemed beyond his ken. Yet he always loved paintings. Met Art Professor. However, he was not aware that, likc Leonardo da Vinci, 8. F. B. Morse and Robert Fulton, he had a dual nature— Rert scientific and part artistie—until ran into Prof. Benedictis. Either fate or destiny brought “Tom" Watson and Prof. Benedictis together one fine day recently. The professor is an artist—an all-around painter—who also conducts & little art school in this city. There they met. But “Tom” was very deeply interested in what the professor did and how he did it. He was also impressed with the work of the pupils which he saw on the walls. He learned that some of these pupils were business and professional men who were studying a little art for their own amusement—or for their own amazement. The upshot of the matter was that ‘'om” Watson decided to try his hand at painting. He is firmly of the belief that a man is never too old to learn— wxs-n: h :eume Ben: e a pupil of Prof. e- dictis, and after watching the professor do-his “tricks” with the paints and the pastels a few times “Tom” Watson started in to spoil a few canvases with paints and pastels himself. He preferred the pastels, as these were a little less intricate and bothersome than oil colors. Wwhich had to be reduced or mixed. However, it requires nerve, fairly good eyesight and a steady hand to use pas- tels. These attributes “Tom” Watson possessed—at 77, Then came the big surprise! In fact, the surprise was so great that Prof. Benedictis though his pupil was play- ing a joke on him. For “Tom” Watson took to drawing and painting like a duck to water. Even pe: tive didn't bother him. He waded right in like a professionel. He had caught the “trick.” Exhibits in Studio. But “Tom” Watson was filly as sur- prised as the professor, for he had never dreamed he could do this after a few lessons. He was thrilled and that - showed that at heart he was an artist. He brought his own friends to \‘.he :t‘udéc; wmsee d\:hlt he was doing. e friends were a little 1 until '.be{w saw him work. w ‘Then began to study color md light in their relations. He' through the problem involved in eolm contrasts and harmonies. In the course of a few months Mr. Watson was about the best color work in that scl where there w:n ;ux.:umb:rh of other very competent puj much younger than himself. He particularly liked painting still life—arran; & number of colorful objects and peries in an artistic composition. Mr. Watson is now on his way to Eu- rope to look over the works of old mas- ters from the standpoint of the new knowledge he has acquired. However, he left behind him some examples of his own artistic work, and some of these are on exhibition, along with the work of other pupils, in the Benedictis studio gallery. There is one large, notable “still life"—a tambourine, some plums, & jar, an apple and a green drapery background. It is a pastel, beautifully done. (Copyright, 1931, by the North America: DT ewapaber Allncer Toe) AUCTION SALES. __FUTURE_DAYS. ‘TH( . OWEN. SON, AU [ONEERS, 05 3. QU et 8 AW TRUSmB’ !ALI OF 160 BUILDIN( D ONE PARCEL OP UBOU'N% 'g;! TAININD 48/100 OF AN By irtie b & Certatn desd of ifust, duly recorded in Liber No. Toli of the land records ol lumbia, and at the request o gecured thereby, the undersigne trustees will sell at public auct outheast corner of “1th and streets_northwest. IDAY, OND_DAY OF ? 1 O'CLA P.M.. the follor scribed land and premises, sif R’mrm of Columbia, and being 0 Chols cfi 1d's Vacancy' rightwood,’ out in getd deed of trust, and mow known as lot d 7 lo ’l lnclll '!‘olnd o Yo xx inclusive, 16, fhclust square 88" inclusive inclusive, sauare 3160; . inclusive, lots 143 to’ 178. in squsre and parcel 102/102. containing 48/100 of acre, in square 3189, Said land being the unreleased real estate described e aboves Hentianed deed of trust: and s sold. sublect to the covenants and restrictions contained therein. and which will be stated ime hrtits A depostt of fe: - All substffoied tiol n, %&‘ n Terms of sale: All cash. $5.000 will be required at time of conveyancing, recording, etc., at cost of pur- chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within' thirty days from day of sale, other- wise the trustees reserve the right fo resell the property, at the risk and cost of de- faulting purchaser, after five days' adver- tisement of such Tesale in_some newspaper published in Washineton. D. C. 0 xfl'v(y m,fl,,,,"i"., s substituted’ Trustecs in Eaiity se22-d&ds.exSu Cause No. 52674. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE CORNE! BRICK RESIDENCE. . WITH - BOILTAN GARAGE. NO. 8667 S1: STREET By Oltiug of 4 deed of y virtue eed of LG Mo ufs, Toflo 38 et land records of the Distric and at the request of the Di thereby, the undersigned trustee for sale by public auction. in front o ises, THE 8SoRER. 1681, AT FOUR O CL the following-deicrided property fn the ik trict of Columbia, to wit: 1 in Win- Beld Breston'’s. subdivision of lofs In sauar 2687. as per plat recorded in the office of the survevoy for the District of Columbia in Liger 73, 8® folio 19 Terms of sale: Proverty will be sold sub- ject to a prior deed of trust for $11.500, particulars at sale; balance $1.000 cash. the remainder pavable $75 per month. including interest at 6%. cecured by a second deed of trust upon property sold, or all cash over trust, at option of purchaser, A deposit of $500 Tequired of purchaser at sale. Exami- nation of title, conveyencing, recording and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to'be complied with within thirly days from ay of ‘sale. otherwise {rustees reserve the SAehe %o Sescii property, 't ek and ot af detaulting purchaser. aiter five dave: adver- tisement of such reiale in some newspape: published in Wasninston, D, G of Gorfetted: ‘o without forfeltin trustees miy avail themselves of any against defaulting recorded in one of the Columbia. ured I offer B m utmost ln comtort. urvm extremely modi tes. 0 " Fase Bocetbitias: ™™ Send o usirated bookiet