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REAL SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) NEAR UNION MARKET. BIG 6-ROOM BRICK HOME. SPLENDID CONDITION— ! LIKE NEW. e ous Baved Rireet, s slisy, So6p Mot detached garage. Only §6,950. Easily worth 00 more. " Fur inspection call District $100 CASH, $49.50 MO. 3 ouE opportunity to own & moders §-zoom ome. on_ terms. less than rent. RE. location. Cail Mr. ADLER. Met. 1921. * 10-RM, AND BATH BRICK HOME, RECENT- Iy completely redccoryled dcturboe: near ? o for 3 House Office Building. Priced at §7,950; easy Tms. HARRY LUSTINE, 317 Woodward Bldg. Nat._6369. ¢ JEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE. 6 LARGE ROOMS. 2 ENCLOSED PORCHES. This well planned home has just been econditioned and the price will please you. ot-water heat. electricity, hardwood floors, large pantry, built-in tub and sho'er, mod- ern kitchen. covered concrete front Dorch, garage. Conveniently located. Terms that will suit you_ Call at once if you want & xood _value. EMERSON 1758. $7,950. BUNGALOW--WOODRIDGE. A pretty bungalow on a large corner lot 1n’one of the prettiest sections of Woodridge. & rooms. bath. large covered front porch. breakfast porch. screens, weather stripped. as furnace. Frigidaire, beautiful grourds, rult trees, grapevines. etc. This is an ab- solute bargain. Be sure and see it. For details call Adams 9272 1609 12 ST. N:E. Excellent 7-room colonial brick house; 4 bed rooms, large porches, hardwood floors, Frigidaire, built-in garage. Vacant; in perfect condition. Price only $7,950. Open for in- spection. Terms. WM. M. THROCKMORTON, Invest. Bldg. Dist. 6093. ESTATE THE EVENING STAR WASfiINGTON D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, WANTED—MONEY. AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. 1932 AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. curity. ss Box_349-M, Star RENT—STORES. TARGE STORE AT 4037 K 8T _NW.— Rent reduced to §50.00. PERCY H. RUSSBLL ©0. 17131 K st. n.W. MODERN STORE, 2930 14th ST. N.W., SUIT- able to any business. N Lease_From Owner. 12 653 B ST. NE. Good for any business at low rental. Met. 1297, SEVERAL DESIRABLE buildings in choice locations. Rents reasonable. ROBERT W. SAVAGE, 717 Union Trust Bldg. OFFICES AND STUDIOS. NICE. BRIGHT FRONT OFFICE ROOM ON K st., as well as one on H st. n.w., for rent for 335 each. PERCY H._RUSSELL CO. 1731 K _St. N. = RENT—DESK SPACE. USE MAHOGANY DESK, LAWYER 8 OFFICE, Chandler Bldg.: secretarial service. Call be- tween 6 ahd 8 p.m.. Decatur 3563. SALE—BUSINESS PROPEETY., BRICK BUILDING, RIVERDALE, MD _— Store and apt.. garage for 4 cars. ' Suitable for any business. On Washington-Baltimore blyd. Will consider trade. Phone Hyatts- ville 827, GASOLINE STATION. pve ave. and Havs st over 9,000 It of sround; 7 pumbs; established 3 ears; clear of encumbrance: easy terms: will trade. SAMUEL GUSACK. 416 Sth st. n.w. National 5690. 316 500. WISCONSIN AVE. NORTH OF CLEVELAND PARK. 2-story brick store and apartment of 5 rooms and bath. all _modern {mprovements. Exceilent location for groceries, no- tions. tailor. etc. ‘Business_Preperties Department. BOSS & PHELPS, 1417 K St.__ Realtors. _Natlor AUCTION SALES—THIS AFTERNOO! ADAM A. WESCELER & SO, Auctionee! TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. TWO-STORY BRICK ~GA- S86R% sO0THEAST vy By virtue of & deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 4841, folio 427 et sea., ome of the land records of the District of Columb and at the reauest of party secured theredy. the undersigned trustees will offer for sa RUARY, 1932, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.._the following-described iy in the ‘District of Columbia, to wit: Lots 39 and ‘ll ll; ‘):.l -u‘ldlvulun by James :érn’p?:’!' agent, of lots in_square a5 rded in Liber 10, at folio 82. in the su veyor's office of the District of Columbia. ether ~ with the _appurtenances, 5 privileges, casements and improvements 10 the same beloneing, ‘Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase money to be paid in ., balance in equal installments. represented by promissory not=s of purchaser. payable in one year, With in- terest at 6 Der cent per annum from day gt sale payable semi-unnually, secured by first deed of trust upon property sold. or all cash, at option of purchaser. " A deposit of $150 required of purchaser at sale. Ex- omination of title, conveyancing, Tecording and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell property, at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days' advertisement of such resale in_some newspaper Duhlllhe? in Washington. D. C.. or deposit may be forfeited. or without foi feiting deposit trustees may avail themselve 1 orequitable rights against defauliing purchaser. ERNEST L. SCHMIDT. GEORGE M. EMMERICH. Trustees. TOMORROW. THOMAS DOWLING & CO. Auctiomeers Auction Sale of STORAGE FURNITSRE of Every Description Smith’'s Transfer and Storage Warehouse No. 1313 U St. N.W. Friday, February 12 fe10.11 At 10_O'Clock AM. fe2. .11 EXCHANGE. DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE. 8 Rooms, 2 Baths. First Floor Lavatory. $13,950. An exceptionally desirable new home in one of the Thost attrac- tively _developed sections of Chevy Chase. Md. The house is American colonial in design. with side porch. on a lot having Pl drontare. | Fiwe | lare. t bed rooms: two tiled baths: -floor _lavatory: well ~pro- ortioned living, room with open e: buili-in karage. _Close sportation and new ele- mentary school INFORMATION OR FURTHER APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT CALL H. L. RUST COMPANY, 1001 15th St. Nat’l 8100 Bordering on Rock Creek Park West of 14th St., North of Park Road $12,750 semi-detached _brick e A beautiful home of large rooms. 2 baths, attic. big cellar, 20x40 ft.: attra colonial front porch, nice breal porch and very large sleeping porch, copper screens and weatherstrips: ex- cellent condition. This home is about 5 vears old. Cost present owner $17.000. A real value; on reasonable terms H. G. SMITHY CO. 1418 Eve St. Nat. 5904. ‘COLORED—ALL MODERN, MOST BEAUTI- ul large home and grounds in Brookland. Address Box_284-M, Star office. COLORED. 6-room brick. h-w.h. elec. ga porch: n.e. location: $100 c: month S5th &t n.w.—6-rm. brick. elec., gas. newly papered and painted, large yard: terms, $100 cash, $35 month 1st st. se—5-rm. brick, gogd condition; price. $2.750; terms, $25 cash. $25 month. E_M. AIKEN. 927 15th St. N.W. 3556 Evenings. Wis. 3293 COLORIED. BLOOMINGDALE 153 ADAMS ST. NE Semi-detached six-room brick house:_elec- fricity. automatic gas water heater. Excel- nt home in convenient location. ~Reason- able price and terms CHAS. D. SAGER, National 0036 924 14th 8t | KINGMAN PARK | ’ FOR COLORED terms. 335 NW. $6,495 FULLY MODERN BRICK HOMES. Home owners enjoy ideal living con- ditions while renters merely exist. KINGMAN PARK HOMES. —planned. priced and for sale on terms “that make home ownership pogsible for all responsivle families, ow the example of hundreds of other citizens who have inspected and bought. Call for Tilustrated Booklet. CHAS. D. SAGER REALTOR AND BUILDER, Natlonal 0036 924 14th Bt. N.W. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSE & TO 8 ROOMS, IN BLOOMINGDALE SEC- tion; can pay cash. E. A. GARVEY, Dist. 5770, Room 815, 1010 Vermont ave. 6 OR 7 RM. DET. OR SEMI-DET. HOUSE in n.w.; will trade equity as first payment in good corner colored property. Address X 305-M. Star ofmce 14 WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES, white or colored, regardless of condition. WM. J. CALLANAN, 1427 Eve n.w. Nat, 8971 SALE—SUBURBAN. BUNGALOW, 2109 32nd ST. SE. HILL- crest—5 rooms. tile’ bath, hardwood floors and trim, eleciricity and gas: newly deco- rated, Must be seen to be appreciated. Can be bought for $100 down and 350 per month. Inquire of Mr. CADLE, 2112 32nd st. se. Lin. 5585-J. SUBURBAN HOMES AND FARMS, SALE OR Tent. ROBERT E. LOHR, 311 Cedar st.. Ta. koma_Park. Georgia 0881. N 3-ROOM HOUSE, ABOUT 1 ACRE LAND, all modern conveniences: fruit and shade; in _Palls _Church: only $5.000; _terms. GEORGE T. MCNAB, Falls Church 408. CHARMING NEW DETACHED ALL-BRICK bungalow. 6 lovely rooms and 2 baths, ami: detached garase, lare loi, (rees snd ;" southern_exi SUICk sale under 310,000, Address Box 340-M. Btar_office. o e . 15 ACRES ON RICHMOND HIGNWAY. A beautiful site for & home. tourlst camp. poultry farm_or filling station: right on U. B, 'Highway No. 1. electricity and bus line. Dt Bhazo & Dowlin. 1130 14th n.w. Nat. 5520, T WOODRIDGE. D. C. Open and_Lighted Daily Till # P.M. 25V st at Bunker Hill rd, ne " Our 1082 bungalow is now o S o o at 2 price and terms you can afford to pay. 11 REALTY CO.. 2371 B SoMe NE North 7203, NEW, DETACHED, WITH BIG ROOMS. 3 beths, breakfast room, real fireplace, built- in garage: $12.500. Wil take old' house around 36,500 Dari payment; no Cash re- A._YOUNG. National 9300 WANTED: SMALL HOUSE IN EXCHANGE for bids. " lots, Chevy Chase, D. C. Cleve. 4571, EXCHANGE FIRST-CLASS DECORATING for “furnished small apt. private or hotel. Address Box 423-M, Star office. _____* WE WILL EXCHA! for small piece of property, all clear. Northeel. Ceser s 50-FOOT LOT, SILVER SPRING SECTION: water. gas. elec. ttone street: clear: as part payment on é-room modern brick house Petworth or near 14th st. Might add $500 first trust note. Col. 7511 eve. Col. 8713 WELL LOCATED PROPERTY ON STREET car line in view of beautiful river. Tampa. Fla.. for Washington or nearby real estate. J. M. EARNEST. ____ 3821 34th St. Mt Rainier. Md SALE OR EXCHA! B PROPERTY SACRIFICE Large store (vacant) and 2 apts. above rented. near Dupont Circle, will trade eauity of '$5.000 above 1st trust for home subject to “one mortgage or sell on reasonable terms. _Address Box 490-K. Star office AN UP-TO-DATE_STORE. W APTS above. rented at $125 per month. located on th st nw. sbove M st Will trade for home in Cleveland Park. Chevy Chase. D.C.. or near 16th and Madison sis. Price not 0 exceed $15.000. gl B HARRY LUSTINE _317 Woodward Bide. ____ Nat RENT—SHOPS. FOR_RENT-_SPACE SUITABLE C. penter, plumber or electrician shop. reqign- 6369. * MOBT _DESIRABLE N.W. CORNER IN Mass. Ave. Helghts at low figure for imme- diate sals by owner. Brokers need not ap- ply. Address Box 476-K. Star office. I HAVE TWO LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C. priced at $1.000 under the present market. T. D. ROBERTSON, Suite 70. Rust Bide. _National §701 WOODED. ALL SIZES, LOW PRICE IN NW Rittenhouse st.. 3. 50-ft. front, $1.100 each. GEO. D] CH. . E DIEFI Lot Specialist. Nat_ 8850 1343 H St N.W __Emerson 4117 FOR SALE_LOT. FRONTING 16th ST (50 1t.), extending back to Rock Creek Park at golf course: forest shade: priced low for auick sale. Clev. 4733 up OWN_ YOUR OWN HOME, BUILD NOW. Materials and labor are cheaper. —Beautiful front lots with water. sewer. ¥as and elec.. in Hyattsville Hills. Price, $500; terms, home fingced. QUACKT Near 5th st. 75x100; corner ailey building sites. Price. $2,000. 50x142, corne: of alley, Price, §1,500. NORTH DAKOTA AVE NEAR RITTENHOUSE ST. N.W. P 50x138. £1,350. WOODRIDGE—RANDOLPH ST. NEAR 2nd N.E. 100x130. AMERICA UNIVERSITY PARK. BRANDYWINE, JUST OFF 49th. 60x109; water and sewer. Will sell on terms. AMERICAN ERSITY—$§950. NORTH DAKOTA AVE. NEAR PEABODY. 50x152—This is a bargain Price, $800. ]. D GRADY. s 10 Vermont Ave. N.W. ‘COLORED—50 LOTS, 20x100 FT. D, C. K §1 a month. Call Adams 2908 ~OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE. CHARLESION, 5. C. Attractive home completely fur- nished. Three bed rooms, sleeping porch, two baths, living room up- stairs. First floor lavatory, break- fast room; spacious porches and grounds. Hot-water heat, two-car garage. Corner lot overlooking park and South Carolina Military Academy grounds. $150 per mont long or short lease. Call Owner, Wis. 4718. "SALE OR LEASE—WAREHOUSES. SALE OR L¥ FIREPROOF WARE ON RAILROAD SIDING. OWNERS NOT HAVING ANY FURTHER NEED, WILL SACRIFICE LARGE. PRACTI- CALLY NEW, FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. CONTAINING OVER 20.000 SQ. FT. FLOOR SPACE EXCLUSIVE OF ROOF, THAT HAS BE USED FOR PLATFORM. FEET. CAN BE SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT ADJOINING LOT CONTAINING 18.150 FT. WITHIN TEN MINUTES FROM CENTER OF CITY BY WAY OF NEW YORK AVE. CAFRITZ, and K. Dist._9080. SALE—INVESTMENT PROPERTY. HOME WITH AN INCOME. RENTALS OVER $2,500 YR. 3-story corner brick: choice n.w. section near two car lines and all conveniences. 13 large. cheerful rooms. 3 bathe. Owher’s private apt.. equipped with Frigidaire. Aui matic electric coal atoker. Can finance pur- chase: ° reasonable cash 'payment. balance monthly. No agents. Address Box 350-M, VERY MODERN COUNTRY HOME IN PER- fect condition, on State highway, 20 miles from city in Montgomery County. Md. House of 10 rooms and 2 baths, gas range. elec- tricity. vapor heating system. automatic electric water system, large basement d many closets in bed room 2-car gar chicken house and small stable. Buildil are surrounded by 11 acres of bluegr Fnade trees, many varieties of bearing trees and shrubbery. One mile from 2 bus lines. schools and stores. Priced at actual cost to owner if sold before April 1. Now Vacant. Will be open for inspection every A7 Untl Feb 10 KNONE g for e focs Ask any one in Gal rsburg - on. "Bl ‘cash payment and balance on very easy terms. D. B. DIAMOND, Owner. Gaithersburs, Md. OODRIDGE, D. C. A §-room vhlgloat in excellent cnndll{qlnuln\'_x tion, close to everythin 5 e Call North 7203 or inquire 2371 o Bethesds: ey driee. 232- R_I ave inutes’ drive 1o llln:ll n pike; beautiful trees, very Sl i wid b, Poier; tone walks: completely de new f sold before Spring, absolutely i . Realtaf “Bios. x. JARRELL CO,, Resltef, 0 entire D, 4-burn ric pump: s brick bungalow: floored attic, & in Lyon Village: Price, 37900, New S5-room and bath s,m.i; fireplace, oak floors, = A INC. by :fu.m(o“ cluw ‘Wilson Blvd. CASH—$27.50 MO. am.i; newly NP 24 ki Star_of 5 TWO 6-RM. BRICK HOUSES ELEC, rent, $35 each. ~Priced at $3,000. S-rm. brick house, b., gas: good con rent. $37.50. Priced at $2,550. Two 6-rm. brick houses. elec., gas; rent, $30 each. Priced at $2.700. HARRY LUSTINE 317 Woodward Bide. MONEY TO LOAN. | ANS, $100 TO 3$300, TO HOME BUYERS. }’el ysour taxes, doctor's bills and other debts: payable 12 to 2¢ months, Address Box_480-K. Star_office. CONTRACTS FINANCED. Chattel ~notes ourchased__Room 608. 1010 Vt ave REAL_ESTATE LOANS. ___ MONEY TO LOAN ON £ AGSRRLE TR e a L_HEISKELL. 1115 Eve st nw. _______ NEY AVAILABLE AT ON! IS SrTmproved, Teal esiate. TOTE F, HoE 'AKER, 1407 New York ave.. Nat, i16 o T o_red tape, $200, repay” $130 wk 50 1300 repay 3750 wk $900. repay $4.50 wk $2,000. regly $10.00 wk- £2, epay $12.50 wk $3.000. repay §15.00 wk 33,500, repay $17 50 wk $4.000. repay $30.00 wk ‘Above payments include Drincipal and in- terest and cn e arranged monthly and lb)[.moAMh .A“g: I L & (where Eye meets N. ave.). NEY QUICK MONEY' NB. (no. household furniture) | GUS EICHBERG CO., Aucts. FURNITURE AT AUCTION In Our Salesrooms 514 TENTH ST. N.W. FRIDAY FEB. 12th Commencing at 10 AM. Complete Bed and Dining Room Suites, Bed-Davenport and_Living Room Suites, Day Beds, Kitchen Cabinet, Wicker Sets, Beds, Springs, Matiresses, Oceasional Chairs and Tables, Studio Couch, Lamps, Breakfast Sets, Refrigerators, Odd Picces, Rugs, Efc. GUS EICHBERG CO., General Auctioneers ADAM AT WESCHLER & SON, Auctioncers. Tr_ultee" Sale of Valuable Un- improved Real Estate, Nichols Ave. and Raleigh Street, Con- gress Heights, D. C. By virtue of & deed of trust, recorded in Liber No. 6392, folio 275 et seq. one of the land records of the “District of Columbia, and at the request of party secured thereby. {he undersigned trustees will offer for sale u o, in {ront of premis THURSDAY. THE EIGHTEE! DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1932. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following-described property in the Dis- trict of Columbia, to wit: Parts of lots num- bered 16 and 17 in the division among the heirs and devisees of George W. Young of the t “of land known. as ‘Glesboro Maror” made fn Equity Cause No. 1788 in the Supreme Court of the District of Co- Iumbla, as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber Governor Shepherd. at folio 90. now known as a part of parcel 242/28 and de- scribed as follows: Beginning for the same at the intersection of the northerly line of Raleigh street. 90 feet wide, with the west- erly line of Nichols avenue, 110 feet wide, and running thence west with the said line of Ruleigh street. 146.36 feet. thence north 170 feet to ihe proposed southerly line of Parkland place, 50 feet wide. ' thence east along said proposed southerly line of Park- land place ‘to the westerly line of Nichols avenue: thence along sald line of said ave- nue south 30° 16’ west, 112.00 feet more or Jess, to a point in said line of said av nue. distant north 55° 13 38" east 12833 feet from the place of beginning. and thence by and with siid_last mentioned line re- versed south 55° 13 38" west, 128.33 feet to the beginning: said described land being all of parcel 242,28 iving south of a line distant 130 feet south of and parallel to the southerly line of Portland street (being aiso the proposed southerly line of Parkiand place. 50 feet Wide): subject to sewer easement granted to the District of Columbia by deed recorded in Liber 4792, at folio 321. of the land records of the District of Coiumbia. except- ing. however, that part of the foregoing described land which is embraced within the lines of the drainage alley shown on plat in the office of the surveyor of the District of_Columbia, in book 92. page 159. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be peid in cash, balance in equal installments, _represented by _promissory notes of purchaser pavable in one and two years, with interest at 6 per cent per annum from ‘day of sale, pavable semi-annually, se- cured By first deed of trust upon property Sold. cr all cash. a: option of purchaser. A deposit_of $500.00 required of purchaser at sale. Examination of title, conveyancing, recording_end notarial fees at cost of pur- chaser. Terms to be complied with wishin thirty days from day of sale. otherwise trus- tees reserve the right to resell praperty at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D. C., or deposit may be forfeited. or with- out “forfeiting deposit trustees may avail themselves of any legal or equitable rights against defaulting purchaser. P J. WAl fe8.d&ds exSu THOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIO! 1431 Eye Street N.W. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE e EIORY, BRICK T SRROE ST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, re- corded in Liber No. 6270, follo 487, of the land records of the District of Columbia and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned will seil at public suction. in front of the premises, on - NESDAY. FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH, 1932, AT THREE-THIRTY O P.M, the following-described land and premises situ- ate in the District of Columbia, and bein part of lot numbered three (3) in Blocl numbered two (2) in Benjamin F. ton and Richard E. Pairo, trustees’ subdivislon of “Brookland.” as per piat recorded in Liber County No. 6. folios 103 and 104 of the records of the office of the surveyor for ihe District_of Columbia, described as follows. Beginning for the same at the northwest corner of said Iot: thence along the north line of said lot (also the south side of Mon- roe street) in an easterly direction 38.68 teet to a point: thence in a southerly direction along a iine paraliel to the east iine of said lot & distance of 82 feet: thence in & west: erly direction parallel to the front line of said lot on Monroe street to a point in the west line of said lot, and thence in & north- erly direction along the said west line to the place of beginning, and designated as parcel “A.” EXCEPT so much of said parcel described as follows: Beginning for the came at the northwest corner of said lot and run- ping thence east along the north line of s lot (also the south line of Monroe street) feet; thence south 6 feet; thence west 7.66 feet to the west line of said lot: thence northerly along the west line of ot_to the point of beginning, and having an srea of 4182 square feeti upon the following erms: Terms of sale: Purchaser to pey one-third of the purchase price in cash. the bals in two instalments in one and respectively, witn intercst at the T3t r annum, and secured by deed o he property sold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser: taxes paid or adjusted to the date of sale: purchaser to pay interest on purchase price from date of sa of settlement at 6% per annum: veyancing, recordini , etc., at th purchaser: good title or no_sal of $250 will and settlement to sit be i t the time of sale o be Wit thirty (30 day of the date of sale, or deposit forfelted, ane esold a the Befmiitine purchaser after five (6) dayy dvertisement of such resale in DO (webaper - Dublished ® in Washing- ton, D. C. J. WRILEY JACOBS, [ iving Trustee, UGS 18tn Bt NW. _104.68,10.11.12 % & Son. Auctioneers Adam A S AND "NEW FURNITURE New Imported and Domestic EI’N!N D SEC lficgfll!. Hfi“‘ Gt ITIE! FERSONAL PR UCTION AT WESCHLER’S 915 E St. N.W. SATURDAY February 13—9 A.M. Automobiles at 928 H St. N.W. 10 AM. AT 3 P.M. 100 Ladies’ Dresses i chaser. TH . OWEN & o= 1431 Eye By virtue of recorded in of the land lumbis, 88 cured sell. ises, of OF at 7, public as_and three (31 teen ( SISt faches. (108) teet el l]‘ufll H R meh y_to be year, with_ini annum. payi sale, sec y 1d. or all property_sol o the purchaser. reaquires r:‘“dlm.t'o“:." of sale days from day reserves ¢ aftér five in_some ton, D. C. WILLIAM rtal Liver Fo. fiu'x 1o A ine o't ML, ises, situate e O being pa squ 13, ecn for_the same at said lot and I ht (16) feet Wi ) ey fteen (15 at_time of sale. he rieht o The risk and cest of defa ad newspaper A a of he request of the undersigned uction, in front AY ¥ AD. 193 the City eriginal e bed the northw ing thence east” on ¢ ce _south one e, thence west on oet one and one-| rest at Er *Geed 0f trust “upon ‘cash. at the opuio vert! AL SAVINGS AND ST COMPANY, Trustee. D. HOO! President. TR fed.d&ds exBu THOS. J. OWEN & 143 TRU! TA! ING BEING y recorded In Liber of the land recors I3 S "auetion FRIDAY. THE RUARY." AD. P designated war Place. corded District _of folio 123. The e years, sale, secul tim ete. of sale days from day reserve the right to resell the property. at the risk ane after five da in_some rewspaper published ington, D. C. fe9-d&ds.ex8y BALE OF _V, BRICK th interest BON, AUCTIONEERS, 1 EYE ST. N.W. 0 B TWO BATHS. NO. 3128 P STREET ‘certain deed of trust, duly No. 5860, follo 19 et seq. 5 -y the ‘Wndersigned irustees will sell at Y OF FEB: CLOCK CARY Al swing deschibed wnd and pre ) -descr Bk giheate in the District, of Golumbis. et ont by the Uil ront by the ful B e William 'A. Gordon e ia satiare 137 no office surveyor for the o ul.-lllmhll“’ln“‘l:lhlr’ A. R 8. at |19, perty b!; now known for rposes of assessmen Ill:l'd taxation as lot fll ‘Terms of sale: b Jent of the 1993, AT lot 11 and the deoth thereof of and Aubin subdivision of above. in square 1270. nts. pa of trust upon the deosit’ of $1.000 will of sale. Al conveyaneins. at cost of purchaser. of sale. otherwise the t of defaulting purchaser. advertisemsnt of such ressle in Wash- HARRY L._RUST. GFO_CALVFRT BOWIE. JAMES J. BECKEP. Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN_& SON. 143 TRUSTEE'S STOR WEST By virtue recorded in v WE! OF e anction, and premises. sit umbin in of 1-*'A in san in the office of of Colimbia in ‘Terms: cl cash Terms to days. Y BRICK DI SES 605 EYE NESDAY. THE FEBRUARY. | O'CLOCK PM.. the following-described land in the District of Co- | and being lot 29 nd others’ subdivision | as ver pint recorded Wililam D. Henry, AUCTIONEERS, I EYE ST. N-W. SALE OF_ VALUABLE TWO- WELLING KNOWN AS .5, cataln deed of truat, duly T of the land records of the District of Colum- bia. and at the request of the party secured by, the undersigned tr No. 3674. folio 411 »i seq stee sell in front of the TWENTY. AD. 1982, <ignated are 45 the surve: Liber 31, 'at folio Sold subisct 'to a prior deed of trst for $3.000. further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale: the pur- e prica above sald trust to be maid in | A_deposit of $300 required Zneing. recordine. be complied otherwise deposit erc. at Durchaser's cost ith within the discretion of tha tristes, TRUSTFF'S SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK | COVINGTON By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liver No 5585. follo 124 et seq. one of the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of party secured thereby. the undersigned trustee will offer for sale by public avction. in_front of premises. on PIPTEENTH DAY OF FEB- | RUARY. 1932, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P M following-described property in the District of Columbia. to Wit man’s subdivision of criginal lots inclusive_in square 364. as per plat recorded of the surveyor for the District in, Liber C. H B DWELT ING. STREET N MONDAY. THE monex to be installments. num chaser. purchaser at conveyancing. recordink and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied with within thirty da otherwise trustee reserves property at risk fter Washington, D. . NO. w. . 1620 Lot 100 in I 4 to 11 B. st follo 187 Tepresented by sale. payable t de 330000 requir sale. Examination of title. from day of sale the right to resel five da; rights against defaulting purchaser. 1e4.6.9.11.18 JACOB FRIEND. Surviving Trustee. AND auly o STREET. deed d in 7ENE | 2 TR Sttt S it 1 foliowing-described land | land records of the Dist &una- n of Wash- | st the destgnated Pipdred ='a - 5 cotner, of o t oas’ and one-halt inches to & ’l.afi 'y eposit of $200 will be All conveyancing, at cost of purchaser. Terms wl lled with within thirty St siemise The i ST ult u ser, isement of such resale published in Washing- .UABLE _DE- ARG \CONTAIN- d west. lot Boul- “Nicholl's s per plat re- One-third of the purchase paid in cash, balance in two | 1. ble in one and two six per centum per annum. Dlu%]t semi-annually. from day of y deed erty sold. or all cash, at the option of the A be re- . | from February 4. 1 prop- Terms be complied with within thirty emises. on -POURTH DAY | AT PIVF /| or for the District Conver- | thirty | fo-feited and the property may be advertited and resold at the S. Chao- | [ One-third of the purchase id in cash. balance in equal ‘promissory notes of purchaser. peyable in one and two years. with interest at 6 per from day of annually, secured by i property sold. or all cash. at option of pur- A deposit of nt per an- semi- of trust upon of of defaulting pur- vertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in C.. or deposit may be for- feited. or without ‘forfeitine deposit trustee may avail himself of any lezal or equitable ADAM A. WBGOHLER & BON, Auctioneers, | ADAM A. WESCHLER & BON, Auctioneers. R TR the District of , and parties by, va trustces will offer for saic by i'm in it of the r'nll(e); ; ibed o, A Parcel 1. Part 'flm 13 in square Btreet, 26, Sesizning for the 1ame ou i3th Birect; the uni Eve Btreet N.W. " {& Robert J, Roche's subdivision of jots in square 206 as per Diat recorded n the'odlcs of the surveror for (he District O SIS I Lt of way and easements. {mbroved by brick dwelling No. 828 12th Btreet NW. The 28 feet 8 Inches front ? the denth_ of ‘orteinal lot 2 in squsre 286, im- ‘y"g:“!\ by 'bfiwfl stores Nos. 1207-1209 New oTk Ave MW E. Burklin's combination of Tt sttered “R Tn part of original ot 12 in Ciare 386, a5 per DIat recorded in the office the surveyor for the Distriet of Columbia in Liber 33. at folio 96. improved by brick store ‘g& ’;g.\;lh !Bll!!!:t l'?flvlhrltl bullding - e Sireet W, AT YOUR-'I%KRT' O'CLOCK. P.M. Faroel 3 Part of subats § 4nd § n Susen d_and others’ subdivision of lots 5 to D vidsol {he same on the line of the public aliey e rear of said lots at the dividing line een lots 6 and 7 and running thence long the line of said alley 50.90 feet 1o the northeast corner of said lot §. thence south along east line of said lot 45 feet, thence west 50.90 feet to said dividing line between lots 6 and 7, thence north 45 feet to the beeinning; improved by brick building in_alley rear of Nos. 1213-1315 Eve 8t. N.W. ‘Terms of sale: “All property above describcd as Parcel 1 will be sold subject to a first deed of trust for §50.000. at 5%. due July 5. 1933: & one-fourth undivided interest in said parcel will be sold subject to & second deed of trust on said one-fourth undivided inter- 34.500. with interest at 67 from Sev- 1929, which is overdue. and the note secured by which Is pledged by the owner of sald undivided one-fourth interest for an indebtedness of $2.125. with interest at 6% on 3975 thereof from January 28. . and with interest at 6% on $1.i50 thereof from January 18. 1932: another un- divided one-fourth interest in sald parcel will be sold subject to a judgment for $737.35. with interest on 3600 from Pebruary 1929: with interest on $150 from March 15, 1929. and with interest on $133.35 from November 4. 1929; and & one-eighth undi- interest in’said parcel will be sold biect to fudgments aggregsting $4.25 with_interest on $1.500 thereof from Feb. Tuary 1, 1926: with interest on $1.250 thercof 929" with interest on $300 thereof from Junie 15. 1928. and with interest on $1.200 thereof from January 24, 1929 balance cash. Parcel 2. One-third cash. ba equal installments represented by promissorv notes of the purchaser. payshie in one and two years, with interest at 6= per annum from of sale. ravable semi-annually. se- cured by first deed of trust upon the Drop- erty sold. or ell cash, 4t antion of purchaser. A depoxit of $2.500'on Parcel 1 and qf $300 on Parcsl 2 required of purchaser at time of sale. All conveyancing. recording snd nota- rinl fees at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be comnlied with within thirty days from dav of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the rieht to resell property, at risk and cost of defanlting purchaser. after five dave' ad- vertisement of such resale in some new<paper lished in Washington. D C. or depocit be forfeited. or withnut fo-feiting d nosit trustees may avail themeslyes cf » lexa] or equitable rights against defaulti purchaser. LAWRENCE KOENIGSBERGER. SELIG C. BREZ. fe9-d&ds exSu in t bel ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers Trustees’ Sale of vard Street NW., with Two- Car Garage in Rear. By v e of a deed of trust dated Feb- ruary 3rd. 1927, and recorded May 6th, 1927. Instrument No. 190 ‘of the records of the recorder of deeds of the District of Colum- bia. and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public atction. in front of sthe remises.on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY- THIRD DAY OF PEBRUARY, 1832, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.' the follow- in-described properly in the District of Columbia. to wit: Lot 36 in Katie Jorss et sl ‘subdivision in biock 39 North Grounds of Columbia University. as per piat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber County 12, at folio 112. excep! so much thereof as was conveyved to Francis A. Lutz for party wall purposes by deed recorded In Liber 2547, at folio 423 of the land records of the District of Columbia. and together with all rights to use the said 1 ‘Feserved 'in said deed: mow known a; ion purposes as lot 803, square 2670. Terms of sale: Property will be sold sub- | ect to & prior deed of trust for $12.000 articulars of which will be made known at time of sale; balance one-third cash. tl remainder in two equal Installments. rep: aented by oromissory Notes of the Durchaser payable in one and two years. with interest 806 per cent per annum from day of sale. payable semi-annually. secured by second deed of trust upon proverty sold. or all cash over trust, at option of purchaser. A de- 0: of $500 required of purchaser at le. xamination of fitle. conveyancing. Tecord- . | ing_and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise trustees feserve the right to resell property. at risk i |and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days' advertisement of such resale in_some newspaper published in “Washington. D C. o7 depotit may be forfeited. of Without for. feiting deposit’ trustees may avall themselves of any legal or equitable rights against de- faulting purchaser. AMANDUS F. JORSS, KARL F. JORSS. fe11-dids.exSukhal Trustees. TRADE MARK REGSTERED Heavy Repousse Solid Silver 5-Piece Tea and Coffee Set, Silver Loving Cup and Vases, Sheffield Entree Dishes and Gravy Boat, Silver Knives, Freach Spoons and Candlesticks, Pewterware, and Other Fireplace Brasses, Brass Wood Box, Paintings, Engravings, Prints, An Mantel Sets with prisms, Antique Painting with clock, Antique Slipper Rocker and Reception Chairs, New Overstuffed Easy Chairs and Love Seats, Antique Mahogany Hall Clock, Dropleaf Table, Mantel Clock, Bric -Brac, Carved Oak Settee, Oriental and Domestic Rugs, Etc. AT PUBLIC AUCTION At Sloan’s Galleries, 715 13th St. fe11,12 SATU February 13th, A at RDAY 1932, at 10 AM. 12 Noon |/ 1929 ESSEX 4-DOOR SEDAN TERMS: CASH C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc., Auets. GUS EICHBERG CO., Auctioneers MODERN STORE FIXTURES EQUIPMENT Four-Story De;;rtment Store To be Sold at PUBLIC AUCTION On_the Premises 1219-1221 G St. N.W., Washington, D. C. On MONDAY, FEB. 15th Commencing at 10 AM. This entire building was outfitted by THE GRAND RAPIDS CO. at an original cost of over $40.000.00. FIXTURES y Wall Cases for Accessories—Electri fied Plate Gl play Ca: and Coat Wall Cases— Fl Full Size Triplicate Mirrors—Single Mirrors—Display Tables— Counters—Store Chairs—Writing Tables—Beauty Parlor Dres Tables: —NATIONAL CREDIT AUTHORIZER SYSTEM, INTERNATIONAL TIME CLOCK Barber Chairs and Manicure Tables—D: d Window Fixtures and Decorations—Revolvi d Dress Hangers—Office Forms—Cas: g Racks—Coat nd Dressing Room Partitions, Ete. EQUIPMENT 11 NATIONAL ELEC. CASH REGISTERS, all types, 1 to 6 drawers 10 Station— SYSTEM—Measuregraphs— Marking Machine—Electric Fans—Exhaust Fan—Lighting Fixtures, OFFICE EQUIPMENT Ete. Flat-Top, Typewriter and Bookkeeper Desks—Fil Index Files—Office Chairs—Metal Card g Cabinets— Cabinets—Burroughs Adding Machine—Typewriter—Addressograph Machine, Etc. after completion Also Linoleum and Carpets. TERMS—CASH. Removal of purchases to be of sale. GUS EICHBERG CO. General Auctioneers ‘made within 48 hours nce in two Valuable ! Three-Story Brick Dwelling, ! 10 R,, 2 Baths, No. 1449 le-i Estate in Commercial Zone, Improved by Brick Dwellings Nos. 2122-2124 M Street N.W. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 5006, folio 357 et seq. one of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public suction, in front of premises, on TUESBDAY, TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF ZEBRUARY. 1932 AT THREETHIRTY 'CLOCK PM. lescribed prop- erty In the District of Columbia to wit: Part of original ot 1 in square 71 embracing Bars of subdivision of lot 4 of George W. kney, trustee’s, subdivision recorded in Lier R. L. H.. foilo 165, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, described as_follows: ~Beginning for the same at a point distant 17.63 feet east from the northwest corner of said lot 1. said point being the center of the party wall between premises 2122 and 2126 M street; thence east along line of said M Strect 18.37 feet to the east face of the east wall of premises 2124 M street, thence south along sald east face of said east wall and rolongatfon thereof 39 feet, thence wes allel with the line of said M street 1337 to intersect & line drawn through the center of said party wall between premises 2122 and 213¢ M street. then north through the center of said party wall 39 feet to blace of beginning: now known for taxation pur- poses as lot 807, square 71, improved by two 12-room and 2-bath brick dwellings. to be offered either separately or together at the discretion of the trustees. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in equal installments, represented by _prom‘ssory notes of purchaser payable in one end two years, with interest at 6 per cent per annum from ‘day of sale. payabie semi-annually. se- cued by first deed of truss upon property sold, or sll at option of purchaser, it_of required of pure! sale. Examination of title. conveyancing. Tecording and Dotarial fees at cost of pur- chaser. ‘Terms to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell property 2t Tisk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days' adverticement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washingion. D. C.. or deposit may be forfeited. or with- out “forfeiting deposit trustees may avail emselves of any legal or equitable rights inst defaulting purchaser. JOSHUA EVANS. Jr., AVON N. NEVIUS. fe11.e0d&ds-exSudhol Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EVE ST. N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM- DWELLING: No. 1713 WALTER STREET SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4885, folto 208 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 sell at public ‘auction. in front of the prem- ises. on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY. A D. 1932, AT THREE- THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the following-de- scribed land acd premises. sitvate in the city of Washington, District of Columb! and designated as and being lot numbe wo hundred and forty-eight (248) in Chi ! and Kiie's subdivision of lots in sau numbered ten hurdred and fifteen (1015, as Ber plac recorded in Book 45 paee 106 of s of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia S ‘Terms of sale: One-third of money to be pald in cash. balance in two equal” in<tallments. 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 frust upon the property sold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be required at time of sale. All conveyancing. recording. etc. at cost of purcl of sale (o be compiied days from day of ..‘.&JE' s tres reserve the rigat {0 fesell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchase: after five days' advertisement of such sale in some newspaper pubiished in Wash- ington. D. C. SAMUEL A DRURY, AMES B. NICHOLSON. 3 Trustees. purchase AND PERSONAL EFFECTS. PRESSING | MACHINE, FURNITURE, qAl'l)-OTME_R CHARGES. Op Sondne HOUSEHOL! NE OCLOCK AM. we will sell at public auction. ‘at WESCHLER'S. 915 E St NW., to enforce our liens for storage end other charges. roods stored with us in_the following names Universal Pressing Ma- chine Co. Joseph Engie. Mis K. C. Meeks. Mrs_ Willlam Lewis. Mrs R G Afrineton 3 'S "Dinis. Estelle Rodney. A. Norman Island Paper Co. All parties in Dlease_take notice. FERMAN'S TRANSFER COMPANY. 1611.18.25 53 New York Ave. NE. THOS. J. QWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. 1631 EYE BT. N W, 3 TRUSTEE’S SALE OF THE! STORY, BASEMENT AND SUB-BASEMENT BRICK HAMILTON HOTEL, LO- i CATED AT THE NORTH- EAST CORNER OF FOUR- | TEENTH AND K STREETS NORTHWEST. Because of default in the terms and con- ditions of and by virtue of a certain_deed of trust executed by The Rochester Corpora- tion. & Delaware corporation. dated July . _recorded among the land records of | the ‘District of Columbia in Liber 5908 at folio 183 et sea. and at the request of over | {wenty-five per centum of the hoiders of the bonds secured thereby, the undersigned substituted trustee, by appointment of the Bupreme Court of the District of Columbia, ity Cause No. 51379, will offer for sale tion. in front of the premites. | . THE FIRST DAY OF MARCH. 1932 AT FOUR OCLOCK PM. the following described land and premises situ- | ate in the city of Washington. District of Columbia. and which is described as follows Iot 19 in heirs of John Davidson's subdivi- $ion of square 248" as per plat recorded in Liber N. K.. folios 67 and 68, of the records of the ofice of the surveyor for the District of Columbia. Also lot 60 in the subdivision made by Charlotte M. Bridge, acting by her attorney, Thomas H. Looker, of subdivision lots 20. 21 and 22 in square 248, as per plat of said subdivision recorded in Liber 23. folio 117, of the records of the office of the surveyor' of the District of Columbia: to- sether with the improvements consisting of the flton ‘Hotel,” and all furnishing nd fixtures’ contained therein, as e of saini S5ty f LTS, me-third of the purcha: price to be paid in cash on or before March 31,1932 balance in two equal installments Dayable in one and two vears from date of sale, with interest thereon At the rate of six per ‘cent per annum from day of sale, said interest payable semi-annually, and to be secured by first deed of trust on the prop- erty sold; or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. “The trustee will receive no bid from any one offering to bid who shall not at or before the hour of sale. or any ad- Journment thereof deposit with said trustee, 8s a pledge that such bidder will make good his bid in ease of its acceptance. a deposit of 325.000. either in cash or certified check on a local bank or trust company. made or indorsed payable to the undersigned trustee, or in lieu thereof bonds of the par value of $50,000, 1n form transferable by delivers. se- cured by said deed of trust, said_bonds to have all unpaid coupons aitached thereto, The deposit of any unsuccessful bidder wili be returned to him immediately after the sale. In case any successful bidder shall fail to complete his purchase by March 31, 1932, in accordance with the said terms of sale, said deposit may be forfeited at the option of the trustee. The trustee reserves the Tight to reject any and all bids and with- draw the property from sale. Adjustments with respect to taXes, assessments. insur- ance. rentals. income {rom operation of Dproperty. interest and all other adjustments shall be made as of the date of sale. The trustee, however, Will continue to manage and operate said property and collect the income therefrom from date of sale to date AUCTION S. CHAPTER XLVL PTERWARD, Judy was able to look back and see that it was | on that New Year eve that she definitely gave up the struggle against Eunice. ‘That struggle, begun on her wedding night, when Eunice was a mysterious menace hidden in Stan's words and Judy did not know what she was fight- ing, was ended in the young wife's mind. Judy had withdrawn from the duel, not that Eunice had overcome her—simply because Judy’s loyal heart had failed. The trouble was Stan. Stan suddenly didn't matter. Stan’s un- divided love did not seem a thing worth fighting about. She thought it out in 50 many words in the weeks which followed the dis- astrous party. ‘This was like breaking through s crust of dreams into a cold and lone! world of reality. She was able to I back with a feeling of pity for the Emr young fool who had given such vish devotion and worship to a sad- ly spoiled young man who had nothing but his good Icoks and a charm born of imprudent essurance to recommend him. Pictures of that losing struggle passed through Judy's mind like fig- ures in a pantomime. The frightened young bride, striving so desperately to | come up to the things expected of her. She thought of those early days when she had tried to fit into the life of the Country Club. Thought of the forced the Beach House. Thought of the humiliation of Eunice’s Scarlet Ball .. .and the gray starvation of the city which followed. That strange chapter of her life—a terrifying experience into which she had been dipped, as one dips in and out of & nightmare. She was grateful for those dreary, gray days. They had taught her the value of comfort and security. Decent | clothes. Warm rooms. Above all— peace of mind. These were things to cling to. One could put up with bro- ken dreams and a lost love, were warm and well fed—all the ro- mancers in the world to the contrary. This was a new Judy. A clear-eyed, distllusioned Judy. Suave and pleas- ant and pleasantly sophisticated. A Judy grown a little hard. She and Stan never quarreled now. They were as_courteous as two ac- quaintances. Judy had moved to a separate bed room. She did not sleep well now and her restlessness kept Stan awake. In this separate room she could snap on the light, during those wakeful hours. and read until she fell aslecp. She rarely saw Stan except in the company of the others. Judy had given up begging for a home of thew own. And, quietly, with no explanation, she had withdrawn from the Lock- wood crowd where she had stuggled so desperately to maintain her place. She never accompanied Amy down to the Patty Warren shop to smoke mono- gramed cigarettes and listen to Pat- ty's sparkling—and Georgia's bitter— gossip while Patty innocently displayed tempting sport ensembles before their envying eyes. She did mot go to Eu- nice’s bizarre bridge luncheons and when Stan wanted to go to the Wil- son’s dances she was very broad- minded about it. “There’s no reason in the world why you shouldn't go if you care to. But _AUCTION SALES—FUTURE_DAYS. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers, 1431 Eve Street N.W. S USTEES' SALE OF VALUA TWO- STORY BRICK BWELLING: “SITOATE NO. 1218 4'; STREET SOUTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Liber No. 6317, at folio 85, ‘of the land :nfl;filrds ll;l lh!‘ Dlxlrlc{l Ioh' Columbia, we sell_in_front of the premises. on THURSDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH D: FEBRUARY. AD. 1932, AT ’!WO—T’;{YFR% TRI OCLOCK PM. lot sixteen (16) in Joel W.{| Jones” subdivision of squars five hundred and forty-five (545) as per plat recocded in Liber N. K.. folio 267, of the records of the ;Im(; of the surveyor of the District of Co- umibia Terris of sale: One-fourth cash. balance in one. two and thres vears, With 2t SiX per ceal per annum. payable semi- annusily. Deposit of $30000 required &t time of sale. and the prchaser sllowed filteen days from date of sale to complete tbe purchase. Further particulars at ilme e EDWARD C. BALTZ, VERNON G. OWEN. _ febdkabs.exSu Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM. PROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN 'AS 1841 COLUMBIA ROAD N.W., BEING AN APARTMENT CONTAINING 'ABOUT 110 APARTMENTS AND SIX STORES. By v.rtue of n certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 6339. folio 409 et seq.. ha art Secured ‘therebs. he will offer for sale by front of the premires. 9th DAY OF FEBRUARY. OCLCCK P.M re followine-di ibed land and premises, situate in the District of Co- Nimbia. to wit' Part of lot 28 in Margarer L. and Lawrence Sand's subdivision of lots 5, 6 and 7 of the bdivision by the helrs of John Little of gl s of the tract: called ‘Mount sant and Plains.” now know “‘Mintwood’ plat recorded in Liber Courty No. 6, folio 13, of the records of the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia. Also part of lot 321 in Robert O. Holtzman, trustee's sul division of parts of the tracts of land knot as “Mount Pleasant” and “Pleasant Plains. ' as per plat recorded in Liber County No. 10. folio 33, of the aforesaid survesor's office 1 described by metes and bounds inon hning for. the same at the northeasterly corner of said lot three hundred and twent' (321) and running thence in a southerly direction along the westerly line of Columbia road. as dedicated and shown on piat recorded in Liber County No. 6. folio 130, of the afore- Yaia" survevor's office records, 166.95 feet more or Jess, to the northerly line of Mint- Wood °pice: ‘Thence” westerly 'alone " said northerly line of Mintwood place 138.5 feet. more or less, to the easterly line of a public alley, 16 feet wide, as dedicated Il|1 shown on & plat recorded in Liber No. 0. folio 80. of the aforesaid surveyor's office records thence northerly along said easterly line of | said alley to' the northerly line of said lot 28. said point being also at an angle in line of ‘said aliey: thence north still with ecasterly line of said alley to the northwes erly corner of d : thence easterly along the northerly line of said lot 321 to the Rortheasterly corner of said lot and the place of bezinning. Sublect to the buflding Testriction line as shown on plats recorded in Liber County No. 6. folio 130. d Liber County No. 10. folio '53. of the aforesaid surveyor's office records. ‘Terms of sale: The above proverty will be sold sublect to a orior deed of trust for $625.000 at 64 due June 18. 1934. inter- est pavable semi-annually: balance to be paid in cash. A deposit of $10.000 reauired of purchaser at time of sale All convev- ancing. recording and notarial fees at cost of ‘purchaser. Terms of sale to be comolisd wfl: within ‘thirty days from dav of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the rizht to of transfer upon existing terms as set forth in said deed of trust. After settlement of sale said trustee will not be responsible for iy bills or expenses incurred in the man- gement or operation of said property. Terms of sale to be complied with by March 31. 1932; otherwise the trustee reserves the right to' resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. upon the foregoing terms, after advertisemént of such resale to be published three times per week for two successive weeks in two newspapers ,r published in Washington. D. C. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. By COCORAN THOM, President. Substituted trustee under said deed of trust of The Rochester Corporation. ap- pointed in Equity Cause No. 51379, Supreme Court, District of Columbia. (Seal.) Attest: A. l.-’l‘.uslfl“n.l:lggemfl. Stant Secretary. MCKENNEY, FLANNERY & CRATGHILL: Hibbs Building, Attorneys for Trustee. 1€2.5,8.11,16,18,20,23,25.27-mh1. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRU SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING. SITUATE NO. 619 JEFFERSON STREET NORTH- WEST. By virtie of & deed of trust recorded in Liver No, 6570, at folio 282. of the land ords of the District of Columbia, we shall A ol el B 08 G pe ROXi ' iE, BEVENTEENIH DAY Ofulwry O'CLOCK P.M., part of lot numbered nine (® 'in" block numbered twenty-eight (28). “Brightwood Park,” as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the Cistrict of Columbia in Liber County 7. at folio 100, bed as follow: ing at & point t] ine of said lot numbered nine 40 feet east of the southwest corner lot and running thence north 142.50 hence east 16.60 feet. themce fouth 1436 feet, thence west 1660 feet to e place of beginning; the same being iden- 5 Wit 1o numbered sixty-five (88) in thel 8. Brown and Hazel P. Truscots division of said lot 1 ecorded in AN R o g o twenty-eight (28) no known for purposes of assessment and taxation as square num- red thirty-two_hul (3208). erms of sale: One-| ape. two and’three years, with interbat ix per 3 le nnually. “Beoont of 4300 required st time of sale. ‘and the purchaser allowed fif days fro; te of sale to complete thy chase. er particul on the ®) diati P - w. resell the property at the risk and, cost of the defaulting purchaser. after five davs ad- vertisement of sich resale in some n: ppogr published ia the city of Washineton. &002!1 J. WHITEFORD, VALTER M. BASTIAN. Ja21.d&dsincl.8u ristees. FEBRUARY. 1932. AT THE SAME HOUR ANQ PLACE. RO BRI fe10.d&dsexSukhol Trustees. 1 Ile_eu Individual Requirements I.II_ ! Business and Secretarial Training Classes Now Forming Day—Late Afterncon—Evening 1420 K St. Send for 25th Year Book 302 Transportation Bldg. Met. 3515, RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. HOTEL DENNIS ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Located with its open front directly on the Boardwalk. The hotel where true hospitality is observed. ter rates now in effect. WalserJ. Busby, Inc. gayety of the house party in | if they | By~ '~ Ann Forester . . . it's embarrassing tom say this, Stan . . . better not be seen too much” with Eunice. I noticed Fred Wilson. glowering at you that last time we were there—"" Stan turning, scowling dark color irc his face. “Lord, there you go again!” Couldn't resist that dig.” Judy did not lose her temper. She turned a page of the newspaper she: was reading—this scene took place i the brezefast room one early Spring morning—and her tone was cool, even a little amused. “Not digging, dar-c ling! But—listen to the gypsy's warn-- ing. Beware of a dark man ... He bodes no good for you! If you could see Fred Wilson watching you when you dance with Eunice! After all, you. must remember he is years older than® she and you're not exactly hard to look. at, my husband!” X Stan stared uncertainly at her. more, than a little at a loss as to how to take this new Judy. But Judy continued- reading calmly without lifting her head, She had an excellent excuse for re-* fusing invitations. Every month found. her tiring more easily. A little clum- sier, Secretly frightened at the ordeal which steadily approached. . Her friendship with pretty pert An. toinette Wentworth had tapered to | pleasant acquaintanceship. Tony was |still the debutante with nothing more | weighty on her mind than a Juniof League dance. Judy was more than a’' bride now—she was a wife—and about. to become a mother. But her friendship with Mary Lock- erbee had become a warm and lovely. | thing. Mary was like & trusted older, | sister to the lonely girl—the only one, aside from Mme. Carter—in whom- Judy could confide. Long talks they had, sitting before the fire in Mary's | private sitting room. Or. as the weather, grew milder, sitting in the old-fash- joned garden where the sun fell plea: |antly warm on their bare heads and the fragrance of mignonette and nar- cissus rose about them. “She’s a darling!" Mary said fer~ vently to her husband one night ag they prepared for bed. “And to think | T once thought she was dumb! 8She's lovely . . . a mind as delicate as—as | that china lily over there. And to | think she’s married to that half-baked, | colleglate Mary's opinion of Stan | was as unflatteringly candid as Stan's |of Mary. “And that isn't the worst cf, it—"" she went on darkly. “This thing is drifting toward a tragedy, and I don't like jt— p But when Cris Lockerbee, his attens tion serfously caught for the first time |that evening, pressed her for her meaning, she only looked cryptic and refused to answer. The months going by. bringing a drange new experience through which Judy must wander—alone. She feit a new kinship with all women who had undergone a similar experience. A sweet deep sympathy—a deep lake of sympathy on which lay a thin glaze of fear. All women felt like this, at such a time, she supposed. And under- neath, hiding it bravely because noth- ing could be done about it—all women | feared. Each day—closing her into a silence of waiting. Only two people seemed real. Old Mme. Carter in her third- floor kingdom. And Mary Lockerbee: | They belonged in this charmed circle where she sat waiting . . The others might have been so many shadows which didn't matter. Mrs, Carter fluttering . . . telling her thing§ which she thought Judy should know— rambling disconnected conversations | which bored the girl nearly to tears. Vera, talking with & brisk hard bright- |ness which hid an avid curiosity which {repelled Judy. Vera's talk made her | think of a biology class dissecting a bug. Judy much preferred Amy's bored aloofness. Stan made a point of coming to see her each day and making determined | conversation, mostlv about golf scores. After 15 minutes of this he would es- | cape with obvious relief. Stan was looking dissipated these days and thé engaging boyishness had worn off his |good looks. When his eves met his | wife’s now, they held a defiant gaza |as though he willed them to remain |suadv. Judy had not seen Nick since the ‘New Year eve party. The sound of & motor's thrum . . . the news of some | plane accident or the newspaper men tion of an air endurance flight would flash him back to her mind—Nick, | steady gray eyes in his dark face . . . Nick—flying away—high above, like a dragonfly in the sun. Free and strong, as only Nick was free and strong. She learned that he had made two rush trips to see his grandmother and her heart was sore that he had come and gone like that, without seeing her. Warm _February meiting into & March of strong winds and racing | white clouds. April — great rows of long-stemmed yellow tulips making a gold spot in "the garden. Gladioli standing in tall rows—yellow and coral and salmon pink. as though a flock of butterflies had lit on their stems. Sitting in the garden, feeling the sun | warm on her body, feeling the fecundity of the warm brown ground, Judy knew a throb of rebellion. People should have a kinship with the ground. Birth | should be like this—easy, lovely like the | fragrant rows of stocks pushing up out | of the earth. Easy and gracious, like that glorious yellow rose opening its | heart to the May sun | _She hoped it would be on a day like | this, when the sun was golden and the | garden full of fragrance and the sound | of bees. But it was on a night of sudden and inexplicable wind. A night when doors slammed, and window shades rattled, and the petals were torn from the yel- low rose in a golden shower. . A wind . . . piercing with sudden | terror to her brain. Chilling her with a strange new pain. Pain. Waves of pain. A sea of —tossing her frail helpless body from one crest of agony to another. Deep dark troughs of unconsciousness. Ris- ing—being rushed up to a sense of diszy terror. Voices. Coming from very far away where a light burned. A shaded light. A deep voice . _“She can't stand more pain . . . Chloroform, nurse” . . . A thin feverish voice, amusingly like her own . . . “Oh, dear . . . sald the voice, “Oh, dear—Oh, dear—"" | Something stopped it. Something inke a dark thick cloud, smothered that plaintive voice. ‘The waves closed over her—and this time there was no Nick to pull her out. (Tomorrow—Birth). BRAVADO BE ain 0 BETRAYS MAN Gold Buyer’s “Kidding” of Search- ers Leads to Discovery. MELBOURNE, Australia.—A recent raid on a suspected illicit gold buyer at Bendigo would have been futile but for the bravado of the householder. When | confronted he merely laughed in tha detectives’ faces and invited them to gd ahead and find any gold there was about the place. They searched everywhere, but not an ounce of gold could be found. “Why don't you look under the hearth rug?” he suggested sarcastically as the detectives were leaving. “And you didn't examine the door stop,” he shouted after them, pointing to a plush- .| covered “brick” which he used to keep the door from slamming. One of the detectives immediately returned and slipped off the plush covering Underneath was a block of smelted gold. - $100 Grows to $6,445. ‘When Sarah Burbage left New Eng- land in a covered wagon to become the wife of Asa Sweetser, a Utah Mormon, she left behind $100 just in case the romance didn't take. That was {n 1840, New it has been disclosed court that the §100 had become