Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1931, Page 41

REAL ESTATE THE EVENING SALE—HOUSES. (Contimped | For a CASH BUYER. modern COLONIAL Vworty adince Circie, near grade and parochisl of ions. storen le bain, inciosed . om ing_porch, ELEC REPRIGERATOR. de- ed warage Fyeryiring in e cond . too. believe 1 buye: | Geliver nything which loeality recently JCHS, INC,, Nat 2348 is home at been for sale in SHANNON & o 1438 K Bt NW $10,950. this Lt D. C for a new co- mosg_conve iy low pri Tenidence i denizable locttion. " Tranepor: ‘Bublic echool, churches and stores | within casy walking distance The hou Contains six large Tooms. tle bath, front Dorch. rear porch. arer sttic and | “o-date convenience: brick Earage. | iendid Jot. $0x125 Schwab & Valk, 1704 Conn. Ave. Dec NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOI A Bine seven-room house st & really bas atn Brice. Colonial {ror na hvina room. dining room viti o bie open rear po $ bed rooms up (Can “be wrranged A% Spartment |t des Tath with buiit-in tib ana show 004 floors. natural Wood" trim and built-in eacage. neariy new | ana. renovated throughout; good ~location Hreatricted and convenient). If you want a 1ot _of house for the price. it is #5990, on reasonable terms Bointment_to ser : WM, M. THROCKMORTON, INVESTMENT BLDG DIST. 6093 CLEVELAND PARK £10.850 { ALL !‘l‘DNf 4 WED ROOMS. West _of Conn ve —An opportu dom cflln&‘(l'x‘r(p“vxthrrm ‘\b*ull’:{y [ -ETONE rest i this_ex- B oation st The ‘prifa wuoted. There B nd 2333 $FT epacious room\ (4 bed room: | INePLOOR 'LAVATORY, howh. ' clec. | wood . foors. massive STONE FIRE Fflg in “living Toom. wiassed incoted | PO screen umerable PN e abitscaped ot with s GA- | OF " This fine home represents the out- standing value of todey. Phone at once for an ‘appointment 10 1nep 2 E. DOUGLASS CO., 1631 K Bt NW. Met. 5678, TWO UNUSUAL SACRIFICES $10,500 er leaving city will Ffl‘;’&‘u modetndetached | | home on large corner t{l’tk‘flllw ft. in highly re- stricted tion of Chevy Chase Streets and side- walks are paved This_six- h contains Ny U heat, elec- e and gpusialy e offered in this cholce section. $11,950 rand-new home in_con- v :lc:l section of Chevy Chase, D. C. near transpor! tion and school. Thoroughly moder ing six rooms. Lt AR Cabinecs Kitehen with buitt i ;nfl electric _dish sher nr'rl sec Md. r ,t | Fyer, screens nd garage. his (s “extremely low for & | new modern home. b or appointment to inspect call ..'m’ol'.. 1164; evenings, Emer- son 1459, “ J. WESLEY BUCHANAN HOME Semi-Detached Three Double Bed Rocen Two-Car Gar ¢e Living Room, 126x17, with \ open fireplace, leaded glass bookcase. Dining Room, 13x15.8 with leaded glass china closet, French doors to porch. Kitchen—twice the usual size. Armstrong’s A- ade linoleum and San- tas; double drainboard :iul,lk; electric refrigera- n. Also inside type home priced $9,150 and up Exhibit Home 1336 Shepherd St. N.E. Charles M. Wallingsford Builder & Owner 1010 Vermont Ave. NAtional 2990 New Homes $12,950 and $13,950 3610 Veazey St. and 4218 Reno Rd. NORTH CLEVELAND PARK To Inspect: Drive out Wisc. Ave. 2o Veazey St., south three blocks. Utmost value in ideally located residence where design and con- struction are of the best. Large rooms, hardwood floors through- out, double rear porches, con- crete front rch. Homes are equipped with electric refrigera- tion. Two baths with quality plumbing and shower. Corner, Center-Hall House NIAL STYLE. LARGE LOT: IN' AND = EASTERN - Fouses Oven a; bied trom 9 AM . Now Is the Time to Buy! never before or elsewhere have there been such values. CHAS. D. SAGER Owner and_Builder National 0036 924 14th St Attractive Perfectly Modern Reasonably Priced 1 SALE—HOUSES. $450_NEAR EASTERN HIGH NEWLY DECORATED AND IN BEAUTI- PUL CONDITION THROUGHOUT Bix bright n s, hot-water hest, tied bath. hardwood floors. three big porches and si 8o on s very desp Io* o wide ailey. '3 Share eise in this populsr wection will ron Fna s Safut so erest for this Jow price. Al conveniences handy CALL AND JET US SHOW YOU THIS HOME. R. M. HOOKER .r Wi M Tt o men | Restricted N.W. Section, 2063 | Vireet and sliey Oid Cleveland P £10,500. Eaton Bchool FOUH BED ROBME Mg PO : fprovements. fi-epiace. double rear porcher BUILT-IN GARAGE. Lot over 100 feet de: 1o paved alley. High-class section. Lovely Horme at low priee ! Detached All-Brick Colonial. Chevy Chase, D, C. $11,950. Wil accept a smali home In exehang ed. Big_ljving room with firepiace from living room and s 2 'off ‘dining room’ 4 BED ROOMS deep with 2CAR GARAGE, ~ Modest term may e made " Beautitutly located EVENING PHONE UNTIL 9 P.M. BOSS & PHELPS, 1417 K 8t Realtors__ Nationa! 8300 §10450—~DETACHED BRICK MARIETTA PARK. WERE'S THE OUTSTANDING ~BUY IN ALL OF PRETTY MARIETTA PARK. A new detached brick home of geven rooms four bed" rooms). colored tile bath with showe. bie porches. electric refrigerator, Dan:ry bullt-in garage and the last word in mod ern appointments. Is on hieh elevation and now priced lower than similar size inside houses usuaily cell for. All convenience: are nearby. CALL ¥ R. M. HOOKER, Bide street. o e Tower 2 LOOK OUT UPON the AUTUMNAL BE of FOREST and FIELD which reaches to the front door of the new furnished. .. Model Home, 3803 W St. N.W. Completely Furnished by . B. Moges & Hons —in Glover Park, Washington's unique colony of mndnlusrlce Englisn “Vildse’ home et secfasion {rom the busy thorough- % adless. opens health- n play space for the kiddies ... and an eye-filling panorama of Autumn’'s ever-chen! T the nelehboring park ereet the o hoj ":ll' all-brick homes con- tal “h 6 bl raw'.l’z;: h“nl‘a\':;rd girene, sslorEfTE s Stk the larger size electric refrigers- tion, and many ~other that add_comfort to family life. Lawns are deep and plentifully planted: detachnd garages: street Bnd aller paved with concrete Wiy not enjoy this pert picture . and see this examnie of the ‘modern home Wi correct furnishings evening or tomorrow? The low price of $9,250 —is in accord with the present trend to econ- Take Burleith-Glover Park bus or drive out Que or R Btreet to $7th. north to Tunlaw Rd. and iefi, ‘on Benton Strect to 38th or @2t~ snence left one block to tress. Model home open dally until 9 p.m. o Rate Gruver Suilder, P U HOME—ALL BRICK. ULTRA MODERN. $500 CASH. 4 " tapestry bri ome with com AT R orch and mansard roof. cov- ered with Vermont wi-culur‘"?l‘l‘:?‘b-‘:: et and ¥ ures, breakfast and lanned kitchen, fully ire in colors to acase, Oall Clove: N sleeping porches. cauipped. with Targe mateh kitchen: built-in & land 1758-W for appointment. Detached Home. In Old Chevy Chase. $19,750. iful home. ideally located in that R echiOn Réar the Circle on u larse fot with 65 feet frontage. ~The house was built just a few years ago to sell for over twenty-five thousand dollars and_ cmbodies the finest in construction and appointments. There are eight rooms and three baths. four fine bed rooms, oil burner with 1.000-galion tank, lovely freplace, built-in garage. —In Very good condition throughout. —See it day. ok 3 EYANNON & LUCHS, INC, et e s aa —ATTENTION, COLORED. 727 PARK RD. For the most fl'ltlidh)ul home \"’n:" s e e S om, of Nortnwest " L e, easy terms. Inspection by appoin Pient oniy. S or Decatur 25 FOR COLORED NEW HOMES KINGMAN PARK UNITY_WHERE MORE NP HOMES HAVE | SOLD THAN ELSEWHERE IN THIS CITY. VISIT SAMPLE HOUSE 422 23rd St. N.E. Our modern_construction has avied the builder to Inchde the fol- fowing features at remarkably low Price ‘and. terms: All-brick houses Concrete porches Hardwood floors Built-in tubs with shower Tiled bath Red Jacket Boiler SAMPLE HOUSES OPEN_ AND LIGHTED UNTIL 9 P.M. DAILY CHAS. D. SAGER, Realtor and Builder National 0036 924 14th St NW. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. _ § WILL BUY SMALL OLD HOUSES. SEND Tnall foday; give brice for all eash. Addrese X 335-R. Star office. - i IVATE PARTY (NO BROKERS COMMIS ons "t paY) wants several smail inves: ment properties for cash. Any con Linc. 7078. _ o WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR 6 OR & brick houses. reasonably priced, white colored efer Cl T Smail Indebtedness. District _$373. 1103 Vermont ave. n IMMEDIATELY PAY YOU 3500 CAS bove your frust indebtedness and assum 0%~ back faxen: any section. white ¢ Colored: give locatton. full data’ Box 1268 aiF o | 324 17th Place N.E. All the features that seek in a home are found Large rooms, large closets, baths (and there’s tiled lavatory in these hardwood floors and plenty ot floor plugs. The hen spacious, well arranged d equipped with cabinet gas stove, electric reirigerator, one-piece sink, and other fea tures. There's a toilet in the basement and the garage is built in. Schools, stores and transportation are convenient. The neighborhood is restricted. Sold on small initial cash pay- ment and reasonable Mo 1 Terms. e We Invite Your Inspection ROBERT W. SAVAGE 717 Union Trust Bldg. Nat'l 6799 Or Your Broker WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUS! white_or colorec, regardiess of condi WM. J. CALLANAN. 1437 Eve nw. Nat SALE—SUBURBAN. SUBURBAN HOMES. SALl AND ROBERT E. LOHR. 311 Cedar si. Park: DG Georsia. 0881 i ACRE. TREES. STREAM. COZY ein“Sungalon. garage. excellent Clectric + elvigeration. | near Golf and Country Club. 285 minutes o Price low. 34,950 terms W. 8 HODG ‘.;llx(’l]:‘m 801 Shoreham Blds s 6 ROOMS AND BATH. HARDWOOD FLOORS. fireplace, hot-water heat. am.i: lot 3%133. double garage. Any reasonable offer accept €d" owner In i1l health: no agents. Phone Hyattsviile 1629, Mount Rainier, Md. _ * WOODRIDGE. D. C. New semi-bungalow 6 large rooms. | h-wh. tile bath, open fireplace. cak floors ughout. pantry, every modern impro H ment, including Gen. Elec. refrig. and su matic B w. Moraxe tank. 'Also €araze Teal buy_at $8450: terms arranged PERRY BOSWELL, Owner, Mt. infer. \ ATTRACTIVE PFIVE-ROOM. AMI1 HO State road: b., hardwood floors. elec- | Clclty, sas range; it door. $500 cash. $30 mo. Ideal for vouns couple—Pour-room, a n bungalow Originel price. $4.300. now s £3.100: $100 cash. $30 mo.: sacrifice for ca: Chnveniently located ROGERS & ROGERS. _ WOODRIDGE, D. Open daily till § p.m. New Dutch cclsoa: 6 nice Tooms with paniry. chestnut trim s cak floors throughout. tilé bath with shomv' exceptionally large lot. $500 down. bais ce REALTY 0% Ave. 1 3 Nogth gy ' B | redecorn 13- | terms | biock from W { including elec. 70 5-room € PERRY BOSWEL! 83 _SEATON ST. corner of lst st DO! ASHTON HWEIOHTE. endon. Va. near Lee boulevard. ve Troom and baih 1 3 ' ‘modern _conveniences W 8 HOGE. dr. 801 Shoreham Bide . District 6563 = WE HAVE JUST HAD LISTED WITH goog resigence. 31th 8 acres of and, in neas- 7 Va5t miles from District. Only 35,000 Your "erm 8HAZO & DOWLING UER: }f‘i w Nat 8520 HOUSE. GOOD CONDITION. 13- 3'5 mcres cleared for cuiti- i Ver- Fome site near r 7y low price; reasonabie - i 1130 €-ROOM scre oak Krove vation. beauti non. Exceptiona cash payment E. C. GIBBS. PS5 MT. VERNON. VA [FUL WOODRIDGE 550 PER MONTH ALEX 4 "BEAL ic, firep Kifchen equibment T ave.ne. HOUSE. BATH. 2 ACRES. ELEC.. 1 B. & A. 1o Ardmore; near stores Price, $3.500, terms. ZANTZINGER CO., NW. Hyattsville, Md. Hyatfs 72 7-RM a3d B 8t 8371 311 Marion Ave. Clarendon, Va. {insniated oven and heat control) e electric refrigerator, full ter heater, e suf fleient rooms. 50 by 130 feet. best sections of Fiocks from ears e, To reach. drive over Key Bridge out Wilson Boulevard to Clarendon, turn south on Marion Ave. one block west of ear line, WELTEZRS Exclusive Agents Washington Bldg. Di to Garare to Lag RENT—SUBURBAN. OAKCREST., VA 5 ROOMS AND BATA furnished: garage: heat ond hot water fur- Inquire L. E. RIEDER. Oakcrest, Oakridge “bivd. Phone’ Clarend>a BARCROFT, VA.—NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE 3-room and bath bungalow, elec.: $26 mo.. 21 High Terrace. Phone De- BUNGALOW, BATH, AMI.. 00 bungalow. bath, a.m.i. com apt.. bath, a.mi. . om_house, bath, a.m .. = 831 4-RM. 31 SALE OR_RENT—SUBURBAN. RIVERDALE, MD.—NEW 2-STORY STUCCO house. 6 rooms, bath, sieeping porch, a.m.i. double garage to meaich house. Inquire 247 15th st. s.e. SMALL FARM, SUITABLE FOR POULTRY, in nearby Maryland, Siiver Spring or Friend- ship Heights: rent not exceed $20 month. Address Box 93-V, Star office. i RENT—STORES. VERY DESIRABLE AUTOMOBILE BALES room on_Connecticut_ave. ~ Rent reasonable. PERCY_H. RUSSELL CO.. 1731 K St N.W. 325 MONTH. NEXT TO NNELLY & PI 14th_and Park Rd, EXCELLENT LOCATION. 3212 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.—$35.00 Store located In good business section on Georgia ave. Sultsble for any business. AFRITZ, 14th and X Dist. 9080. SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY. home on, Georgla ave. near New Hampshire onk floors downstairs 37.750—3500 CASH, 360 PER MONTH WILL buy and carry this 1st commercial brick ave. and Rock Creek Church rd. 6 big rooms and bath (three rooms dee garay Suitable for busin home and business as well tion and absolutely cheap at price. Mr. 5. A. YOUNG, National 9300. ‘man to ‘use for Tn good condi- Call fioor, and large store: __733 12th 8t feet 1200 DEL, AVE. S.W.— RME., BATH. FIRST AVIS COMPANY, DAYt 0353 0383, 0354, _ COMMERCI REDUCED RENTAL. clu t. dry_base ear alley. Zoned and wired for light manufacturing, food packing or ' bottling plant. laundry. = printing, machine shop chemical laboratory, warehouse, ete. —Rent reduced to 365 a month. Additional 1.000 sauare feet in adjoining building avai at proportionately low rental ed_on newly widened boulevard, near freight sta. tion and quickly reached from all parts of ** SfTANNON & LUCHS, INC., National 2345. 1435 K St. N.W. SALE—FARMS. 5 ACRES NEAR DEFENSE HIGHWAY, fronting county road: mostly heavily wood- ed_part clear; running stream through land; $500. terms. Address Box 64-V, Star nl‘fl'ca OYD MODERN 2n BUILDINC 811 with rear alley. GOOD TOBACCO FARM. 70 ACRES, NEAR Highway: good dwelling. barn, build- inrs. $5,500. W. G. WILLIAMS, 3508 Ritten- ACRES NEAR STATE ROAD IN MARY land: sandy land, half clear: old dwelll £ood outbuildings: $2.000; terms, $500 ca Address Box 54-V. Star office. # RENT—FARMS. CHICKEN PARM, NEARBY MARY- —room bungalow, furnace, barn. house: free fuel: low rent. 26 N_ York ave. n.w.. Room =03. % _ TR ABOTT . o 3 ings: s = R SR BEAR, Red Opis. CC AS PART PAY: ON NEW_ DETACHED HOME. A HOUSE PRICED ARQUND $6.500, * one trust preferred, The new home carly American design, beautifully built actively located. ~ Six big rooms. he bed rooms large enough fof sets'of furniture: full bath with shower { extra lavatory and tollet in master bed freplace in living soom. wonderful th Q'.’eflritdr;{n;tnuon.erm;::;\ pretty lot and high-class n $12.250 Call 8. A. YOUNG, NATION- 0. for_full information. _ el APARTMENT _BUILDING, ~WELL Wil sell on reasonable terms or property in exchange. Ad- Star omce. NGLISH COLONIAL ~STONE ted in one of Washington's sections. overlooking Rock Almost new. Four bed rooms & room. dining room. Library, er's maid's room and Tarare. Wil accent smailer or $15.000 to $13.000 in trade. s call Dist. €093. _______ D; WONDERFUL LARGE re 2 baths: like new: downtown HOLMES CO.. 1004 K St. NW BLOCK OF ONTARIO PL. N.W_—§ bath. 2-car garag: and_ail modern provements ' Pirst trust of $7.000, ANA- 'OSTIA FINANCE CORP.. Lincoln 8500 B EXCHANGE. D-NEW DETACHED BRICK IN vy Chase Gardens, modern 6r.2 ge: 57 Will trade st $11,500. sublect to or small. clear house near Washing- s 6508, Clev. 6160. BE SALE—INVESTMENT rlg!!l‘“'u TWO-PAMILY “WITH _ GARAGE— Rented to white rehants for $63 per mORh %00 & wide avenue 1n a_vers | section. Price reduced to $7.000. SHANNON & LUCHS, INC. 435 K St N.W " 'Nat. 3348, Sellers’ Loss—Buyers’ Gain. _YOU SET PRICE AND TERMS. ‘Wonderiul Locations and Bargains. Fulure Echancement Assured. = . vd. corner. mein road to new ot about 9.600 sq. ft.; 7 rms. A r?‘. T avenear District line: T:300 sa d valued §1.35 ft; 6 r. & b., elec o H st Meat shass. ave: big ot alles: § r. o tlec, & e: rental. § year drick Near 8th and M: 11 1. & b. elec. brick £aMze. Mast of aboye st commercial In- 5 00. A ., Nat e GO IR AT a v o 5T Th08. o). STAR. i RENT—WAREROU! T WAREWOUSE S5x WASHINGTON, D. SES. WEDNESDAY, AUCTION SALES—THIS AFTERNOON 5. Por Particulars Call Lincoln 0293 lots 95-V. Star offics COLONIAL ~ BEACH COTTAGES. 1500 ‘to $780. Large cottage. 250, rea] bareain, might exchange. Address GE Iot_150x 10° MONEY TO LOA! TAVE MGRE MONEY trict reaity. Inteerst. P_J_WALSHE. INC. 1i LOANS other collaters) | th il REAL ESTATE 1.0, Eve st TO_LOAN ON T Pirst trut. 0 any amount at prevailing interest 12 HEARREE" T Eve st ANS. FTRARE 2nd anc Zng'ang 37d trasts § Eva st now 3 $300_Pay $300 wi i BILDMAN CO.. 318 Bond_Bia: BERT T. AMO! . 15th and K N.W 500 —MARYLAND N8 COURTEOUS BERVT C. F. WARIN 1416 P ST. N.W. T @ AUTO_LOANS. NAT'L SMALL PAYMENTS. QUICK SERVICE—Ist. 7 B.C Loansl No red tape. DR. o Bearey A MONEY_ DI RET o ONEY, DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY Pay §2.50 ¥k 3450 wk. 13 g, Nat. 2490 Second Trust Loans and Refinancing. S, Met. 4388 QUICK MONEY TO LEND. 1st AND 2nd TRUSTS: 1100 TO M) A HO c, MES. TRANSAC- (5, 17, A __M. G AUTO LOANS: evenines. MR. STEGER. 645 TOANS PROCUR! PSR VR IBAUM. 1004 EYE oN TURES. ST. NW._1° ANCING. OPEN Lin Al LOANS. Couteegy S, SOAD 943 New York Ave.. cor. 10th. Indorsements. NITED FINANCE CO. Dist. 9283, 1 Que st n.w. _North 1685, AUTO LOANS. Quick Action MR e N.W. JACOBSON, QUICK MONEY Autos. NAT. CITY FINANCE CO.. USE YOUR CAR LOWEST RATES. Nat'l 3483 CASH LOAN TMMED 1926 to 1931 modeis: year t. rates in city; no endorsers WE SUPPLY TH YOU USE THE C 939 New York Ave. N.W. trust note will be sold at Responsible maicer. office i WILL BORROW FROM $1. short’ or long ‘erm at attra rate: ample security given, | Invited. Address Box l’!» IATELY. 0 pay: lowest vou keep car. SEE MR..BARNES, 1729 14th._Open Evenings CASH R. Quick Action—No Indorsementa. AUTO FINANCE CO. Dist. 5717, _____ WANTPED—MONEY. SIXTY - THOJSAND - DOLLAR SECOND Iarge_discount Address Box 69-V, 000 UP ON ctive iLcerest Investigation office. 1431 Eve 8t. N.W. TRUSTEES' PROVED REAL ESTATE. By virtue of a certain deed recorded in Liber No. 5768, foll cured therebr, 11, ion. in ‘ront THE SIXTH 1931, trict "of Colum heing part of lot ! and others' subdivision of dred and eighty-five (185), as corded in Lier B, foli of the office of the survi of Columbia, described as fol 1 desigi lot. four (4) feet north of the between said lo* and the adjoi formerly owned by William six " (6) inches, (76) feet three (3) thence west on "K' street twe feet six (6) inches to an alley. on the east line of sal (76) feet three (3) inches to beginning together with the consisting of a three-; Terms of sale: Ony money to be equal instaliments. pavaple i years, with interest at six (6 Der annum. payible semi-annus of sale. property third of ld, or all cash, at the purchaser. A dep: of | reauired at time of sale. " All recording. etc., at cost of purc’ of sale to be complied with (20) days from day of sale, chi re: ington, D. C. ‘er, aiter five days’ advertis (Seal) _Attest. E. PERCIVAL WILSON, Becretary. 0c26,d&ds.exSu TRUSTEES' ESTATE. SITUATE 1406 ING SIX ROOMS. By virtue of a certain deed recorded June 13, 1929, in the party secured thereby, the DAY OF NOVEMBER. A.D. 1; and premises. ington, District of Columbia, a 25 and being the west one-hall one (31) in Michael Repetti’'s subdivision ‘of lots hundred and sixty (1060). a corded in Liber 21, of Columbia: subject —to with the perpetual right of w. cupants of lots twenty (20) and twenty-two (22) over and alley located on lot twenty- part of lots twenty (20) (22). described as follows: Beg! {24). thirty (30) feet east of line’on the east side of Fou east. and running feet north four (4) feet (56) feet to beginning. leading to the public thence Said lley dwelling containing Terms of sale: Sold subject pavable $19.00 per ‘month. price above said_trust to be A deposit of $200 will be time of sal Al conve: cording, etc. at cost of purc of sale' to be complied with days from day of sale, tees reserve the right to resel after five days advertisement in some newspaper published S 0c28.31.n02.4 6.9 g by Three-Story and Also Three-Story and M Street N.W. of the District of Columbia, pa offer to the respective premises. o THE TWELFTH DAY OF NOV the following-descr| situate n_the Diste AT THREE O'CLOCK Parts of orlginal lots 104" s in and besin west corner thence west al 150 feet 10 with 20th & t par | s to 20th street of said square, e south thence the place of beginning and 2014 F street northwes the District of Columbia, as District of Columbia, in Liber 275: beginning for the same 3 inches place of beginning €11 and 613 X Terms cf sale improved Ore-third of two equal |In ene and two years, um from day able semi-annually. secured by option of the purchaser. on the first parcel parcel. required of purchaser ! . Terms compled with within thirty d of sale. otherwise the trustee ell the property at PREMISES 1606 K STREET AT FOUR P.M.. the foliowing-described land and prem- ises. situate in the City of Washington. Dis- P running thence east twenty-elght (28) thence north inches to Libe: folio 447 et seqa.. of the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of thence south four thence east Nfty-six (56) " THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, SALE OF VALUABLE TM- KNOWN A8 N.W. of trust. duly o 144 ei seq., of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia. and at the request cf the party s he undersigned trustees wi of the prem. DAY OF NO- 0'CLOCK nated as_and (5) in George W. Rigds uare one hun- per plat re- 210 of the records yor of the District iows® ~ Begin- Ding for the same on the west line of said Aividing line ining property E. and feet nty-elght (287 thence south Alley seventy-six the place of improvements, ory brick residence. the purchase paid in cash, balance in two one and ) per _centum ally, from day cured by deed of trust' upon the the option of $2.500 will be conveyancing, haser. Terms within_thirty otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the prop- erty, at the risk and cost of cefaultiny pur- ement of such le in some newspaper published in Wash- " WILLIAM MONTGOMERY. NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY, Trustees. BY WILLIAM D. HOOVER. Presideat. THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. SALE OF " VALUABLE REAL C STREET SQUTHEAST AND BEING A TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING, CONTAIN- of trust, duly r No.' 6335, e undersigned trustees will seli at public auction. in_f{ront of the premises. on MONDAY. THE NINTH 31, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-described land situate in the city of Wash- | nd designated of lot twenty- 1. Weller and George R. n_square ten per plat re- folio 98, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District and _together ay for all oc- twenty-one (21) to the private one (21) and and - twent: inning for the same on the south line of lot twenty-four jthe ~building rieenth street 4 Teet; thence west ifty-six private alley and known as house and premises No. 1406 C street south- east. Washington. D. C.. together with the improvements, consisting of two-story brick six_rooms. 0 a Building Association trust for approximately $1.900.00. the purchase paid in_cash required yancing, re- haser. Terms within fifteen otherwise the trus- I the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser of such resale in Washing- Y SMITH. J. CARR: Trustees. ADAM A WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. | Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Real Estate, 150-ft. 10-in. Front by | iDAxM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctionser 90-ft. 4-in. Depth, Improved' Basement Brick Dwellings, Nos. 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012 and 2014 F Street N.W. Basement Brick Dwellings, Nos. 611, 613 By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court ssed in Equity Cause No. 52866. the undersigned trustee will sale by public auction, in front of { THURSEDAY. EMBER. 1931, PM and 13 in square the District of Columbia, | for the same at the north- and running iine of F street south “paraliel et 90 feet 4 inches. lel with F street 150 feet 10 inch- thence north alons the west _line of 20th ‘street 90 feet 4 inches to improved by prem- ises. 2000, 2002. 2004, 2006. 2008, 2010, 3012 thence AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M. Part of sub-1ot 2 in square 448, situ ed in per plat re- corded in the office of the surveyor for the N.K. at folio at the south- east corner of said lot, and running thence west along the north line of M street 30 feet thence north 75 feet 30 feet 3 inches: thence south 75 feet to the thence east by premises the purchase street northwest. money to be paid in cash. the balance in installments represented by the promissory notes of the purchaser. with interest at six payable of sale. pay- deed of trust upon the property sold. or all cash at the A deposit of 31,000 and 3500 on the second t time of sale & and notarial fees of sale to be ays from day Teserves the the risk and e defaulting purchaser after five vertisement of such resale in_some newspaper published in the city of Wash- ington, D. C. "7 HARRY A. L. B, ocat-dadnexme” 0 W codward Blde. two | THOS. J. t{v‘v‘n;#;m #gfiim Chancery Sale of Valuable Con- tiguous Business Real Estate With Frontages of About 47 Feet on 7th Street, 41.96 on Florida Avenue and 24.34 on 10-Foot Alley on East; Im- proved by Two-Story Brick Buildings, Including 1909, 1911, 1913 7th Street, and 638 Florida Avenve N.W. By virtue of a decres of the Supreme Court ‘of the District of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause No. 50473, we will offer for sale &t public auction. in front of the prem- ises. on_the FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1931, ‘AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.. the follow- ing-described lands and oremises. situate in the District of Columbia. and bel: whole ot numbered twenty-three square numbered 440 in the city of ineton. with improvements thereon. that is o say Parcel No. 1. Beginning at the souths corner of said lot 33 and’ running theuce east “along the southerly line of said lot 23 feet to the southeast corner of & yard alr and light way § feet wide: thence north along the east side of said 5-foot strip of land 1484 fe int 5 feet east of the ‘center line of ch wall between premi and “in Street N.W.. thence west acroes saii 5-foot stri center line' of said 9-inch wall t side of 7th Stregt: and thence side of 7th Street 14.54 Subject. along the east of sald parcel to suct restrictive cove- Tants s may be necessary to preserve to the owners of Parcels 2 and 3. in conjunc- tion with the owner of Parcel 1. the use of said strip for air and light: said being improved by & store room. with Apart- above. and known as Dremises 1 Tin Street N.W. Parcel No.'2 = Beginning at s point 1454 feet’ north ‘ot the southwest corner of said to3%, Deing the end of the third Tine of id Parcel 1. and running thence east and eversely alons said third line of Parcel 0. 1 44.33 feet to the end of the second line thereof: thence north along the east line 1 t strip and the west line of a ch wall of Parcel No. 3 to the northeast 8-foot strip: thence west along the north line of said 8-foot strip § feet to the northwest corher of said strip: thence north 615 inches to the center of the 13:inch wall between premises 1911 and 1913 Tth Street N.W: thence west ai said center line of said last-mentioned 39.23 feet to the east line of said 7th Street; and thence south along said east line of 7th treet 14.45 feet to the place of beginning ubject, however. a3 to said 5-foot strip along the east of said parcel to such resiric- tive covenants as may be necessary o pre- serve to the owners of Py conjunction with the own use of said strip for air and light: and said Parcel 2 being {mproved by store room. with apartment adove. and known as Dremises 1911 Tth Street N.W. Parcel No. 3. All of sald lot 23 in square 440, excepting only the portions thereof herein described as Parcels 1 and 2. to- her with easements over those parts of cels 1 and 2, respectively, s are braced in the 5-foot strip along the east sides of said parcels for use in conjunction with the owners of said Parcels 1 and 2. and each of them. for air and light, the me to be properly evidenced of record. and said Parcel 3 being improved by a two: story brick building, including premises 1913 7th, Street and 638 Florida Avenue N.W. The abowe properties will be offered sej rately and as a whole, the trustees reserving the right to receive and report to the court the most advantageous offer or offers. “Terms of sale: One-third of the purchi money to be paid in cash and the balance two equal installments. payable in one and two years from the day of sale. and to be represented by promissory notes of the pus rchasers, bearing interest at per_annum. payable semi- annually, and secured by first deed of trust | on_ the broperty sold. or all cash, at the | option of the purchaser. A deposit of £1.500 will be required on day of sale if sold as | an_entirety, or 5500 on each varcel sold separately. ' All conveyancing. notary fees | and recording at purchaser's cost. Terms { of sale to be complied wWith within thirty days from day of ratification of sale by the court, "etherwise the trustees reserve the Tight 'to resell each property involved in de- fault, at the Tisk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days' advertisement of such resale in_some newspaper published in Washington, D. C. Plats of survey will be exhibited on dav of sale WALTER C. BALDERSTON. vans Building. GHORGE H. LAMAR. Washington Buildine. 0c23-d&ds.exSu Trust THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OPF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 40 ADAMS STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. C. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 5616, at folio 178 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Coliimbin, and at the request of the party | secured “ihereby. the underrigned trustees will sell at pubile auction, in_front of the remises. on WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH AY OF NOVEMBER, A.D. AT FOUR- THIRTY ~O'CLOCK 'P.M.. following- described land and premies, situate in the city of Washington, District of €olumbia, and desiznated as and being lot sixty-nine ) in Willlam C. Blundon's subdivision of lots in block nineteen (19) in “C. Wilhel- mina Dobbins' Addition to the City of Wash- inston."" as per plat of said Blundon's sub- division recorded in_the office of the sur- veyor of the said District of Columb! Book 43, at page 45 Subject to_cove d to ement dated March 11, 1925, nd recorded April 13, 1925. among the land records of the said District of Columbls The above-described property _being now known as and improved by premises No. 40 Adams street northwest, ington, D. C.. and for the purpose of taxation known on the books of the assessor for the said Dis- trict of Columbia as lot 69 in square 3123, together with the improvements, consisting of ‘a two-story and cellar brick dwellin Rot-water he arage in rear. Terms of the purchase- money to be pald in cash, balance in two equal” installments, payable in one and two years. with interest r centum per y, from day of by deed of trust upon the pro 1d, or all cash. at the option of A d of 3500 will be r quired at’ time of sale. All conveyaneing, recording, etc., at of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trus- tees reserve the right to resell the property, at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days’ advertisement of such resale in_some newspaper published in Wash- tnston: D. €y \mES 3. BECKER E. PERCIVAL WILSON, HARRY S WELCH. " o no24 Trustees THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TR G, NGB, S04 AND 3045 LEE DYHERT NORTHEAST. L By virtue -of fwo certain deeds of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 5238, follos 275 and 278 et seq. respectively, of the land records of the District of Columbla, and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trus will sell at puBlic ‘auc- tion. in_{ront of the premises. on WEDNES- DAY OF NOVEMBER, erty purchaser. DAY. THE FOURTH A.D.'1931. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the fol- lowing-described land and premises, situate in the District of Columbia. and designated as and being lots 36 and 37 in square 5200 of part of “Fifes Enlarged.” as per plat re- corded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber 74, follo 15: ction line as shown on said plat, with the improve- ments Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money of each iot to be paid in cash, bal- ance in two equal installments. payable in one and two years, with interest at six per centum per annum, pavable semi-annually, from day of sale. secured by deed of trust upon the property sold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 on each lot will be required at time of sale. All conveyancing, recording, etc.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with_within fifteen days {rom day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser ‘or purchasers after five days’ advertisement of such resale in som¥ Dewspaper published in Washingtor, D. G, LANSDALE G. SASSCER, T. HOWARD DUCKETT. 0c22.24.26.28.20.n02. Trustee TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, DETACHED FRAME BUNGA. LOW - TYPE__DWELLING, NO. 4611 MEADE STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, iecorded in Liber No_ 6188, folig 45 et seq. one of the land records of the District of Golumbia. and at the request of party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public_suction, in front ‘of premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF NO- VEMBER. 1831, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the following-descrived ~property in the District of Columbia. to wit: Lot 121 in square 5135 in “Hampton Park.” as per plat Tecorded in Liber 36 at folio 39 in the sur- Veyor's office of the District of Columbia. Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money (o be paid in cash, balance in squal installments. represented by Lromissory not lof purchaser pasable in 1, 2 and | with interest at 6 day. of sale. payable semi-annually, secured | by arst deed of trust upon property sold. or 21 cach, at opticn of purchaser. A deposit o1 $300 required of purchaser at sale. Exami- fintion of tt'e. conveyanciug, recording and | notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to be Complied with within 30 days irom day of sale. | otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell | Droperty at risk and cost of defaulting pur- Chaser, after 5 days’ advertisement of such fesnte in some newspaper published in Wash- C.. or deposit may be forfeited. deposit trustees may eauitale 3 year: ©¢24.28.30.003.¢ FUTURE DAYS. = THOM . OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, e DL BT ST N oRAAnE T NORTH- ie of & deed of trust recorded in | LB "NoCoate."at Tolio 482, of the land | Kio%ras oi the District of Columbia, we shail sell. front of the premises. on MONDAY, E SIX’ IAY OF NOVEMBER. S RTFWO-THIRTY O CLOCK P 3f osbered_one hundred and six (108) in Walter A. Dunigan’s subdivision of Jot thirty-four (34) in block numbered seventy- WEST. T (petwortn Addition to the City T eainigton. as Der Dlat recorded in the Liber 62. at folio 132; said block lumbia 0 L own Tor Durposes of assessment lnnd tavation &S square numbered thirty- sale: One-fourth cash, balance i s, Of J3d thres vears, with interest at ihx’per cent ‘per anmum. payable’ semlcanod; E ‘the purchaser teen days S A"t 3als to compiste the Durchase: o, SN S Plicuiars at time of sal | e Sirveyor for the District of Co- 10 indred and thirty-two (3232). 300 5 ally. t ireg time of Do, % NOVEMBER 4, d | - | auction. in front of the r cent’per annum from | 1931. TWENTY-FIRST INSTALLMENT. RS. HALL brought Cathleen fresh flowers for the vases in the Nook the next morning | and lingered proudly to an- nounce that Kenneth had spent the night with Mr. Graber, the editor, at his apartment uptown. ‘He called me after midnight to tell me,” she said. “One of the big writers he met at the party has asked Kenneth to his place on Long Island today to go yachting. I had to run out and buy him a suit cf white flannels. He hasn't any, poor boy. I do hope they fit him. I sent them to him by messenger. I bought a blue silk shirt to go with the flannels. It was a lovely shade of blue, like Kenneth's eyes. And a blue tie, & few shades darker. Cathleen thought: “She’'s like & mother bird flustered over the first flight of her fledglin, “I shouldn't have dcne it,” Mrs. Hall confided, fine lines of worry etching themselves under her eyes and across her damp brow. ‘“Business is always dull at this time of year. e butcher will have to wait, that's My ooy comes first. And he’s wor¥ed so hard | for this.” Cathleen looked at Mrs. Hall's hands, wil-scarred, at the tired drcop of her wouth and her shoulders. Kenneth's ands were smooth and white, like & woman's. His shoulders were straight. }"‘”“‘ of work,” Mrs. Hall rattled on, “I forgot all about the kitchen floor. The cook’s had a fight with the kitchen boy and run him out. She won't mop the floor herself and she won't let him mop it. I'll have to do it myself. I don't dare ask any of the girls. They'd think it was beneath them. Maybe I can wait until I come back from mar- ki I need more berrtes. ‘Show me how you want it done, Cathleen said, “and I'll have it finished in a jiffly. I'm an expert moppist.” “Cathleen!” Mrs. Hall protested. “I'll | bet you've never had a mop in your hand in your whole life." “Well, ‘there's always a first tim. “ | Cathleen laughed. “And this is it. You Jjust start me, then hurry on to market. If we run out of berries, the patrons will complain.” “Then come along.” Mrs. Hall started for the kitchen. “Youre a good girl, Cathleen. I couldn't ask for a better daughter. She did not know then, thought Cathleen, that she had refused Ken- neth, that she was not coming to the room that was waiting to be "gld uj d in the apartment over the Nook- not know that she, at least, had re- fused to give her service to a strong man who ought to be serving himself. Weary rpother shoulders, worried mother brow, and Kenneth gone yachting! “He ought to be crowned with a mop- AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABI ESTATE, IMPROVED BY POUL. R"# STONE FRONT ENGLI3H TYPE _ BUILDING, CONTA! APARTMENTS. BEING TWO_ APART- MENTS CONSISTING OF ONE ROOM, BATH_AND KITCHENETTE ON_EA ELOOR AND JANITOR'S QUARTERS BASEMENT. ' NUMBER! 1752 STREET NORTHWEST., By virtue of a decres of the Supreme Court of the District of Columblia, ssed in Equity Cause No. 49516, we will of for ity B micion s a2l AY OF NOVEMBER, 1931, A’ P.M. the o oluml ot numbered sixty-nine (69) in Okie’s subdk(illon of lots in ‘square one hundred and fifty-nine (159), .ogether with the improvements thereon. Terms om sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash and the bal in two equal instalments, payable in o and two years from day of sale, and to be represented by the promissory notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at 6% _per annum. payable semi-anauall secured by first deed of trust on the property sold, or ell cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of §500.00 wili be required on day of sale. All conveyancing, notary fees and recording at purchaser's cost. Terms of to be complied with within thirty days from day of ratificat'on of sale by the court, otherwise the trustees reserve the rignt te Tesell the property at the risk ‘and cost of the defaulting r after five days’ advertisement o 1 ning Star newspaper. le_subject to rati- fication by the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbla, N TOBRINER, BYRON U. GRAHAM. s Trustees. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eye Street N.W. n02,d& THOS. TRUSTEES SALE OF oALUABLE % PROVED REAL ESTATE, B! BRI DWELLING | NO. op3 PATTERSO RTHEAST, By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 6307, fclio 31 et seq.. of the land records of the District of To- lumbia, and at th uest of the party se- | cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell, at public’auction. in front of the prem- WEDNESDAY. THE ELEVENTI NOVEMBER. A.D. 1931, AT THREE PM., the following-dexcribed land . “zituate in the City of Wasn- ington, District of Columbia, and designatel as and being part of lot 'eighty-five (85) in Cox and others subdivision in square six hundred and teventy-two (672) plat recorded in Liber 63 folio 17 e Tecords of the office of the turveyor of the District of Columbia, beginaing for the same at a point in the north line of raid lot distant 3 feet west of ihe northeast corner of lot 85, thence south on & line parallel with the east line of 'said _lot 92.375 feet to a public alley: thence west on line of said lot and alley 14 feet 4 inches: thence north on a line parallel with said east line 92.375 feet to Patterson st.: thence east on iine of sald lot and street 14 feet 4 inches (o the nning, now known for assessment and taxation purposes as_lot 809, square 672, "Terms of sale: One-ihird of the money to be paid in cash, balance equal installments, payable in one and two years, with interest at seven per centum per annum, pavable semi-annually. " from day of sale. secured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cesh, at the option o1 the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be Tequired at time of sale. All eonveyancing. recording. etc., at cost of purchaser. Tel of sale fo be complied with ~vithin 30 das from day of sale. otherwise the trustees. re- serve the right to resell the property at the Tisk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days' sdvertisemen: of ruch resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D.C. SAMUEL A. DRURY. JAMES B. NICHO] ©0c31.n03. 11.e0dkds Fruste “OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eye Street N.Qflh'll‘. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO. FRAME DWELLING. KNOWN zgig‘nyzmm NO. 1200 HOLLY “virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated Jume 33 "f035. "oéine. instrument No. 1. re- corded July 1. 1925, amons the land records of the "Distzict of Columhia, and at the Tequest of the party secured thereby, undersigned trustees will sell “at ey OF NoVE THE NINTH DA E AT FOUR-THIRTY the followin-described land premijses, situate_in the County of Washini fon, District of Columbia. and designated and peing lot forty (40) in Varela and Ritchie's subdivision in square twenty-nine hundred and fifty-five (3955), lx{.u;: DR MO 25 P P "Sierct of Co office of the curveyor E lumbia in’ Liber 66 at folio 18; suble t to covenants of recor ‘Terms of sale: Ore-third of the purchase money to be pald in cash. balance in two eaual installments, payable in one and iwo years. with {nterest er centum per annum. pavable semi-anaually. from day of Sale. tecured by deed of (rust upon the prop- “rty sold. or all cash, at tne optien of the purchaser. | A deposit of 350000 will be re- auired at time of sale. 'All conveyancing. rocording. etc. at cost of purchaser. Terms of snle to he complied with within ‘30 days of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the = ises, ~ on DAY OF O'CLOCK and premises. ublic ON- ER. riTht to resell the property at the risk s Cost of defaulting purchaser. after five d Sber published 1 Washington. D Daper published fn Was r per PUBISMCANIER' P, McLACH EUGENE H. McLACHLE __0828.30.102.4.6.9 _ T ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctloneer: TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY DETACHED FRAME DWELLING, NO. 1206 GALLATIN STREET NORTH WEST. WITH METAL GARAGE IN REAR. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 6366, follo 131 et seq.. one of the lsnd records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of party secured thereby. the understened trustees will offer for &a ic auction. in_tront IXTEENTH DAY M. the following-descriped pr | Bitiict o Comumbia, to wit, Lot 39 45 sauare 2028 in the subdivision made by the Lynch- | burg Investment Corporation of land now | known ss “Pourteenth Street Ter per plat recorded in Liber No of the recards of the office of the surveyor | of the District of Columbia. | Terms of sale: Property will be sold sul sect to a prior deed of trust for 3750, at 8%. due August 23, 1932; balance cesh. deposit of 3500 required of purchaser at sale. Examination of title. conveyancing. record ing sand notarial fees at cost of purchaser | Terms to be complied with within days from day of sale. otherwise trust advertisement of such paper published in Washington, D. C.yor de- posit may be forfeited or. without fakfeitine trus ay avail th of 1 51 ‘equltable righis assingt defmulc- AUCTIO handle,” Cathleen thought as she swashed soap and water over the red tiles of the kitchen floor. Julia stopped in the Nook on her way home from office. As she hurried in th the door Cathleen knew she was the bearer of good tidings. “Check the apron, Kit,” she called. “The job is landed.” Cathleen put down her tray of silver and caught Julla’s shoulders. ight unseen?” she caroled. ight unseen. Al vouched for you “Hurrah! A new job. What a thrill “You'll get over that.” I want to “No, I won't. Not ever! hg:l right now." e , looked at Julia with eyes 1l the anticipation had from 'hm she said. “Maybe I fled “But T can' can't begin at all. There’s no one to take my e here. Poor Mrs. Hall Is half dead now, doing three people’s work." “Don't be dull, Kit,” Julia sald and shook her heaa wisely, “Mrs. Hall will find some one to take your place. Just get it into your young head right now that there is some ons to take every one’s place. None of us is indispensa- ble. 'e make our greatest mistake when we think we are.” ';Bu! if Mrs. Hall shouldn't find a Rirl— “The girl will be found. This is Thursday. You start at Drew’s on Mon- day. That will give plenty of time to find a pinch-hitter. “Perhaps we can help unearth on sald Cathleen. “Perhaps. If not, there are always the agencies. You've got to do a heap of readjusting of your ideas, Kit, if you're ever to get on. Work is not so- clal, u_know. And it's not senti- mental. It's good, hard common sense mixed with willingness and the nerve to swing onto the tail of opportunity.” Cathleen was thoughtful. “Ask Mrs. Hall to find some one by Saturday noon if she can,” Julia said. ‘That will give you the week end to rest and get your mind in order. I'm ing home for the week end, and I'd flon to take you with me—that is, if you care to come. Kind Julia! “T'd love to,” Cathleen said eagerly. “I don't know, though. Where is your home, Julia? You know, I haven't much money.” 3 “Pree ride,” Julia laughed. “I haven't told you about my home, Kit, have I? It's quite a place. It’s called Journey's End, and it's on a finger of land that sticks out into the sound down on the North Shore of Long Island.” “Journey's End.” A vision material- ized in Cathleen’s mind. The vision of a vast red brick manor house with a long reach of classic white pillars; smooth lawns. riotous gardens sloping down to rippling green waters. She had once driven with Neil through the grounds when they were thrown open to the public for some charity or other. Julia Craig Caldwell! It was the Cald- wells who owned Journey's End. “Caldwell,” Cathleen gasped, wholly unbelieving. “Not—-" “Not the c-ld‘{velcl. milulh :umtm in, with enjoyment of Cathleen's ay. "Tha ’nther. I'm only ane of the uts. e haven't any clo't.helnl." Cathleen sang the swan song of all women. nfl.l'.her have 1,” Julia boasted. “Just what you've seen me wear and a cou- ple of cool things. About enough to fill a medium-sized bag. I'll bet you have a whole trunkful. “But why are you here if—— Julia took ’offl l&er du‘s‘l’ of a hat and fanned herself vigorously. “It's a secret,” she said. "Mlyh.l'll tell you, if Journey's End doesn't turn you from a working woman back into a proper parasite. Look me up tonight after you've signed off if you're lone- (To be continued.) AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS . OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, THOS. J. QlT ¥ 81, N.W. A g N AT A 8T. d of the Supreme o3 I Bl ol el B Sction, in tront of -the mi TRU; s 1 A lowing-described land and prem- arts of ‘origina ‘ot ‘the District, of Columbin, be- ne The south 8.8 feet front on Eighth sirect the. il deptn, thereot of aid fob 3¢ and lg‘ north 21.37 feet front on Eighth street by the Fuil depth thereof of said 1ot 35 Also another part of said original lot 24 in square 904, described as follows: Beginning for the same 8.83 feet norkn of the southeast c d Jot 24 and running thence due west' 109 1 inch, thenee north with the Jine of A ey 38, dette HoBiehih Sircct, et 1ineh to the we g ‘lan'fl‘ thence along sal ‘eet south 26 feet o sele " Birchuier to me frst ‘Terms I of $23,000. lance to be {EIRG OF chahavia ‘the balance in two eauai installments. payable in one and two years 'rom lay sal and to be rep nted By he ‘romissery. Totes of the purchaser. bearing “interest at the Tate of six per centum per annum. payal semi-annually. 453 secired by deea "of ruet o8 the’ prop erty sold, or all cash. at the option of th ‘purehiaser. 1500 TN required upon FI‘IH‘I of bid All conveyancing, nof lees ant recording at purchaser's o Terms of sale to be complied with witl irty days from day of rale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the prop- 5 't risl fl‘:Blf D.f d {#fl’.“fl'ln n:i Shaser. atier “five days w&' Testle in s0me newspaper published i hineten. DySiron b, cal E. Mol ocT-dadnexBi o Or Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. rxuw OF VALUABLE TWO- NE" o3 Bt ACENSBORG ROAD Now A By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in, Liver No. €543, Tollo 539 ef sea. of the land, records of the District ‘of Co! lumbia, and at the reauest of the party secured 1) ereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at publtc auction. in front of the premises. on MONDAY, THE NINTH DAY oF A, AT THREE- following-de- rict” 01" Cotimsia: a, & belae 100 S0 ama 3 n D.” Garma ub- ry it ini TY O’ ; 1l city’ of Washington, and designated as an in " sauare 4383 ‘in "Joh division of part of a ‘tract of land ‘called nowknown as “National City ¥ plat recorde 4 o1t 4B of the tecords of Hhe omce 5 the* offc of'the Survesor of the Districs of Cofumpla. Subject to covenants of record. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in sh, balance in two 1 installments. payable in one and two with interest at six r _centum per annum. payable semi-annually. from day of le, securs by deed of trust upon the or all cash, at the option of A _deposit of 3500 will be time of s4 All conveyancing, “t°cost of purchaser. Terms "0 b’ compiled with within thirty ays'trom day of sule. otherwise the tristecs Teserve the TIEht ‘to resell the Broperty, af k and cost of flt(lll"lh! purchaser, “advertisement of such resal Dewspaper published in Wa JOHN D. HOWARD. ZRARLEs 5O SAREvE, Trustees. 0c28-d&ds.exSu EDUCATIONAL. h‘:‘m n social, economic A University, Ad Box 02.V, SPAleH WASHINGTON Prof. from Spain. Conversational Method. Ravia Progress. 1338 H Si. N-W. Nat 9360 DE JARDIN SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE b N T T rapi ! Co-educational New Courses Beginning November 3. 7:30 9 pm. to SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY lr G NW. (Y.M.C.A) National 8250, RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. g dgir- Star Office. SCHOOL OF ’_ NS. Calt JUGOSLAY VOTING TOBEBALLOTLESS | Government to Tolerate No Opposition in Strangest Election. BY JOHN GUNTHER. By Cable to The Ster. VIENNA, Austria, November 4.—One of the strangest election campaigns ever seen anywhere enters its final stage this week as the voters of Jugoslavia prepare for the polls Sunday to deter- mine the composition of the govern- ment that Is to succeed King Alexan- der’s dlfutm'nh!gu‘ It is strange ause the “elections” are not really elections at all, and be- cause, no matter what happens, the present. cabinet will continue in office more or less unchanged. Yet elaborate and expensive para- phernalia has been used during the last six weeks to persuade the outside world that democracy in Jugoslavia has been given a chance to assert itself. Noth- ing could be further from the truth. For the elections are simuly a means whereby the present dictatorship is to be prolonged behind a convenient semi- parliamentary facade. Old Parties Prohibited. The facts are these. Only one list of candidates is presented to the count that of the present premier. Gen. Pera Zivkovitch. “All the old political parties are prohibited. The King himself has been quoted by his assistant premier. Mflan Srshkitch, that strong measures would bs taken against electoral op- ponents, if any. No new party can be formed until 60 signatures are found in esch of 333 constituencies through Jugoslavia, or a total of almost 20,000. This, of course, is utterly impossible, since the police control petition making. Moreover, the party that gets the most votes—which is absolutely certain to be Premier Ziv- kotiteh's government party—then gets two-thirds of the seats in the Chamber cf Deputies. King Alexander himself ;DD(;II;IQB half the members of the senate or life, Meantime any fpubm‘ meeting, or even conference of a few friends, is absolufely prohibited without police per- mission, Troops are to be used at the {mollm( booths at the discretion of elec- oral judges. So far so good. But this by no means is all. Voting i# nct only not secret; it is not even written. No ballots exist. The voter appears at the booth and declares whether or not he supports the govern- ment. If not, he is photographed and fingerprinted and the clerk takes the full details of his person. Boycott Is Res The result of these regulations has, of course, been inevitable, namely, united opposition has determined on complete electoral boyeott. King Alexander's intention in “end- ing” the dictatorship was doubtless a desire to create 2 new Jugoslav national party. What has happened is exactly the opposite, with a cohesion of all the opposition groups in a united anti-gov- ernment front. The following parties have declared a boycott: ‘The Serb Radicals, under Aca Stano- evitch, whose adherence the King had oped for; the Slovene Clericals, under the noted leader Father A. Koroshetz, who was.invited by the King to take part in framing the constitution, but refused: the Democrats, the Serb Agra- rians, the Jugoslav Moslems, the So- cialists and the Montcnegrin and Mace= donians minority parties. Also in the oppositioh, of course, are the traZitional dissident separate lead- ers, like Svetozar Pribitcheviteh, who recently hunger-struck against the re- gime, and his Independent Democratic party, and the heads of the Croat Peas- ant party, Dr. Viatko Natchek and Dr. Ante Trumbitsch. All these have joined in appeals to the populace to thig opinion by staying away from the polls. ‘The government, faced with this im- pending boycott, is proccedl:’ with ac- tive campaigns. Members the gov- ernment are touring the country, plead- ing to the people to vote. M , 1t is said, are sparsely attended, the boycott has grown, especially in Slo~ venia, Croatia, Bosnla and Montenegro. Police pressure will doubtless be used to break the boycott and bring out the vote. The issue, then, as seen by re- sponsible voters, is not of a contest be- tween groups and partles but an effort by the government alone in the fleld to try to poll as big a total as possible. (Copyright, 1931.) MARRIAGE LICENSE FIRST BUSINESS IN NEW COURT Lewisdale Man and Damascus Woman Get Permit to Wed in Rockville Building. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., November 4.— About the first business transacted by the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court for the county in its handsome quarters in the new court house was issuance of a marriage license early Monday. It was to a Montgomery County cou- ple—Miss Lola Marie Davis of Lewis- dale and Samuel R. Nichelson of Da- mascus—that went the distinction of obtaining the first permit of the k'nd in the new building. The last to obtain a license of the kind in the old building were Miss Elizabeth D. Rogers of Waynesboro, Va., and Harold M. Freeman of Wash- in?.on. The license clerk, J. Willlam Wiley, issued both papers. A license has also been issued here for the marriage of Miss Marie Weber, 19, and Fred F. Tonsberg, 22, both of Camden, N. J. -~ HILLSBORO PHYSICIAN SUCCUMBS AT HIS HOME Dr. Daniel 8. Soliday Resided There Forty Years—Native of Allentown, Pa. Special Dispatch to The Star. HILLSBORO, Va., November 4.—Dr. Daniel Shelley Soliday, 68, physician of Hillsboro, dled at his residence here at 3:30 o'clock this morning after a short illness. He was a native of Allentown, and came here 40 years be- cause of ill health. He formerly studied medjcine in Columbus, Ohio. Dr. Soliday located at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains 2 miles west of Hillsbero. Later he went to the Rich- mond Medical College, returning here after graduation. He was a member of :i:ren Loudoun County Medical Associa- Surviving are his widow, who was Miss Maude Deamer of this county, and the following children: Raymond Soli- day of Akren, Ohio; Mrs. Fay Bell of Purcellville, and Norman, Martin, Mary and Sarah Soliday, who live at home. o Taran SO Cay, who lve 8t home. __TOURS. Ask for our illus- trated Folder with full infor. mation about Bermuda. i X2 S