Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1933, Page 23

TATE. TiE L, w0 ING STAR,®* WASHI) HOUSES—UNFURNISHED. (Continued.) SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. (Continued.) RLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK 1822 Irving St. N.W. Large stone and stucco 2-story dwellin 8 rooms. bath and extra lavatory: how.h. and elec.; large rear vard and front lawn with ‘shrubbers. ‘In perfect condition and Teady for immediate occupancy. $80 Per Mo. B. F. SAUL CO,, Na. 2100. 925 15th St. 1534 RIDGE PL SE. b 1339 Perry 2913 25th st OV .$50.00 nw.. .. B .$65.00 6 yooms, 1 bath. nw, 6. 2 b gatage. National Mortgage & Investment Corp'n, National : WHITE HOUS Mass. ave. n.w.—11 1, b., 7 Jocelyn nw.—I1 r. : 04 Jocelyn n.w.—9 r.. 2 b, .. Ch. Ch., Md. m.1.$250.00 -.7300.00 . 150.00 115.00 10000 10000 I 100200 % 100.00 L 100.00 10900 0b.00 I8 400 Eye st. D.W. 0 Harrison st b. amli, garage 1347 Sheridanst. n. 254 Garfeld st g e. amont n.w.—9 ., ne—6 1 b uincy st. n.w.—6 1., Hemilton st. 1w —6 1., ¢.—7 T., b. D! 208> 23D 1307 Spring rd. n.w.—& r.'b. a. 806 Philadeiph; :, Sitver 'Sy h nw.—6 r. b R0 Seaton st. n.w.—6 221 Douglas st. n.e—6 1144 Neal pl. ne.—-6 Benning rd.n.e. Morton n.e. L b am Hyattsville, M |20 i §00d condition. W. F. NASH, 50 Florida Ave. N.E. TOMFORTABLE HOUSES FOR COLORED fenants. List sent on request. ~ Phone Dis- rict 580 JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, R 723 20th 8t. N.W. COLORED. 2710 K st. n.w.—5 rooms. $17.50. 1513 L st. n.w.—8 rcoms and bath, elec., Defrees st. n.w.—9 rooms and bath, ne 5 rooms PPERT. 1021 COLORED. *lec IN; $65 ) CASH (NEW), MOVE RIGHT baths; sarage. mopth: excellent n.w.. 2 Call Adams 4786 to_inspect. NEAR CAPITOL: CORNER: 7 R. MOD. Account “death. must sell auickly: ‘reduced accordingly; $4,050; little cash. ist. 7:;“. CALL ME BEFORE YOU BE TMME- diate cash for your proper only. G. G. DUTY, 1024 Vermont ave. Mt 4483, PAY ALL CABH OR CABH ABOVE fivfl for_small houses: no commissio: A GArVEY. DIT B77 70. 1010 Vt. ave. FOR SALE-HOUSE ON WYOMING AVE- nue. half block from two carlines; ten rooms, two baths, servant's room. all mod- ern conveniences. Real bargain, essy terms. Bhone Distriet 9723 FORCED TO SELL—12-ROOM HOME: 3 baths, servant's quarters. suitable for Sen- ator or Congressman: located near 24th and Mass ave. n.w__Communicate with GLENN O. MONTGOMERY. No. §2 s COMMANDING LOCATION NEAR CENTRAL High School— rooms, 4 baths: arranged as 4 complete apts.. but easily convertible into spacious_residence for large family with young people to educate: furnished it de- sired: price surprisingly low. Address Box 29-K. Star of 3 7 ROOM: BATHS. Tecated in one of the prettiest sections of Petworth is this beutitul Colonial tepe: try ail-brick home containing 7 well ranged rooms, two beautiful tiled baths, ultra-modern kitchen with Oxford cabinets, hardwood floors and woodwork throughou! 142%-ft lot: garage: paved street and ley. "This is an absolute bargain and sell to the first person to inspect. Call Li. SALE—SUBURBAN. BRICK BUNGALOW-18 ROOMS. ALL Wi conyeniences: fine jocation: * schools. direct from owner. $7,850. Shep- 005 RGL _ LISTING _ SUBURBAN _HOMES, farms. rent. sale. ROBERT E. LOHR. 311 Takoma Park. _Qa. 08SI. Cedar st . Qa. 0 BIG BUNGALOW., Blg rooms. lot 75x200: garage; $300 cash, $30 monthly. MAYNOR. 2605 Brentwood Rd. N.E. North 4338. AN OPPORTUNITY TO CASH IN. We have 1007 confidence in Washing: ton banks. Have you a deposit 957 held up In a bank closed by Presidential order: if 30, see us about using it to buy a home or investment property and TAKE TITLE NOW! W. 8. HOGE, JR., K_Street’ N.W. DL 6563. Evenings. Cla -J-: $2,700; 1627 S12.050_NEAR 14th ST_AND PARK RD— SPACIOUS DETACHED brick house; lot 50x 135 to paved alley; bullt for a home by a prominent citizen; ideal for physician or Tooming purposes. Assessed value, $14.400. 11 rooms (7 bed roome). 2 baths.' big front and 4 rear porches. OWNER WILL TRADE. BOSS & PHELPS, Nationsl 9300: After 6 P.M.. Clev. 2746. $8.500—IN MOUNT PLEASANT, JUST WEST above pr! . All apts. in good condition; tal rental, $135 per mo. A Real Investment ! Nat. 1438 Unuil § P.M. a-RooM DPTACRED FRAME HOME, HOT- water heat, electricity and gas, garage. Room_ for garden and chickens. “10 min- utes to center of city. Close to el bus. and on s high elevation in nearby Vir: r immediate sale. $3.050. on easy . To inspect call E. BENNETT, Ge. 2298, or WAPLE & JAMES, INC.. 1220 100 6T, fudr DIST. 3346. COLONTAL BRICK HOME. A new Colonial-type_ brick home: 6 un- y large rooms. 2 beautiful tiled baths, modern kitchén with apartment din- wood-burning _ firepla large porches. pantry, electric refrigeration built-in ‘garage, recreation room. crest of a high hill. convenient to stor schools and transportation. gash a real barsain can be GATN—ANACOSTIA. $30 mo. will buy 5-room house, garage. front porch. E_ M. 800 H st. n.w. Nat. 3556. Res., $150 o elec. bath, ATKEN, Wis $5.950, $500 CASH_S(i5 PER MONTH. CHEVY CHASE. A new Colontal:type detached brick home: Tooms, beautiful bath- shower, real wood-burning fireplace: lot 50x 150 with numerous large shade trees. De- tached gar: Call Col. 7914. ¥ CHASE, D. O— : 6 100ms, open fir garage: deep rear yard, onvenient to cars, Stor 38 Until & P.M. x-room. 6 1 and school. N ~ RENT—SUBURBAN. JEVERAL ATTRACTIVE BUN- ge lots, good location; immediate 515 Woodward Bldg., Nat. 2IV.\L D, C,, NEAR CARS, nd b.'(2 bed rooms), porches, garage. L. E. F. PRINCE, 1327 Conn._ave. FOR RENT_BUNGALOWS, MADE OVER new, nearby Va. and Md.: 4 to 6 rms., b.; $35°to $50 mo. Clev. 4733. —_SALE OR RENT—SUBURBAN. Kensington' Hts—3 s..'6 T. Md. Park & Seat Pleasant. Tuxedo—1 a.. 5 r. & b.. el.. gai Seabrook, High Bridge, Bowle. . Cherrydale, Va.—6 r. & b., a.m. Sell cheap:’ terms, tr 7-9 p. N.E.RYON CO. 1216 N.Y.Ave. = = - $45_POTOMAC HTS, nice duplex apt., b SUBURBAN_HOME WITHIN COMMUTING distance of Decolt. Michigan: 6-room houge, fruit trees, large garden. Wil exchange for iocal property. _Atlantic 4183 BUSINESS PROPERTY. .1l exchange equity in €00d Brick bull ing containing two stores and three ap: ments, located near 15th and Col. rd. Ject to only one trust of $20.000. A resso: lhl!‘g(lld on any type of property will be considered. SHANNON & LUCHS CO. 1505 H ST. N,W. NAT. 2345. SALE OR EXCHANGE. ALTORS AND BUILDERS HAVE _RE- ferred to these houses as being among the best built and finished in Washington, Bullt on tne present market of low prices of labor and material. If you own & h it $6.000. and wish to exchange it, we bellevs ou can make an advantageous . 57 4ra el nw. (at Nicholson) is hested, lighted. rnished and open uni p.m. BOSS & PRELPS. 1417 K Bt. N.W. —— WANTED—FARMS. WANT TO_RENT FARM NOT miles trom D, C. Must be ressonable. omac 387 = = VER 16 Phone IN WASHINGTON'S FINEST RESIDENTIAL SECTION Offering _an_unusval Georgian home. the garden being especially atiractive; $55,000. J. A. WEINBERG, JR.. Real Estate, 1010 Vermont Ave. _ National 1385. OLD GEORGETOWN—OPEN. 30353 P _st_Det, brick corner: recon- ditioned, containing every modern improve- ment, but leaving the charm and beauty of the old home undisturbed. 12 r. 4 b, servants' quarters. All splendidly arranged for entertainin ge, lot, inclosed sarden. REDUCED. NORTHWEST. 20:ft. brick house containing 8 large rooms, porches. large yard with garage. We 1 this home at & sacrifice on terms— it you are interested in 8 home, call L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS, Nat'l 2040. Investment Bldg. Evening Phone Ga. 2833. HOME OR INVESTMENT, $100 Cash—Glover Park. English brick home. new-house conditi tiled bath. 4 bed rooms and attic room; rage. _Phone Clev. 7619 LOW BARGAINS TERMS. NEAR TRANSPORTATION AND ALL CONVENTENCES. MARYLAND HILLS TO COLORED. 3 SoFn ) Binco G ] 25 G d "éond. gx??ck lect. %5 by bath, brick m: ms.. : totlet s.e—5 rms.- water, 3238 fth d 198800 LHLISHY Mo BRI % _ES5RNS > ANY 733 106 8¢ W PARALL. 0353 FOR COLORED. 2002 12th ST. N.W.—$50.00. House consisting of 6 rooms. kitchen and bath; hot-water heat, electricity. FOR_COLORED. 1140 6th ST. N.W.—$55.00. Lovely home consisting of 8 rooms, bath, ot-water heat and electricity. RGE HOME_ 1115 6th ST. N.W.—$60.00. House consisting of 8 large rooms and *in & K. __CAFRITZ. __Dist. 9080. COLORED—HOUSES. th n.w.—9 r. b, h-a.h, elec..$62.50 1905 4th nw—0 1. by ¢ 5280 T., b, a.m. at. ht., gas ht., gas 9th st. n.w.—6 dge st. D.W. 5 1. siove. . b., lat. ht., gas. WANTED TO RENT—HOUSES. UNFURNISHED HOUSE OF & TO 14 s good mow. section. Address Box . Star . SALE—HOUSES. THIS HOME_WILL HELP PAY FOR ITSELF | —Complete 5-room and bath home on 1st floor; second floor can be rented as complete 2-room and kitchenette and bath apartment: iarge recreation room with open fireplace 2.car garage. fully detached. A Teal op- Dortunity. Met. 1143 until § p.m. INVEST YOUR MONEY WITH YOURSELF. Either buy or build a home on one of our large, beautiful lots. The safest investment on earth constantly vielding the maximum of dividends in comfort. security snd inde- pendence. 'Brick consiruction. slate, roof arce living Yoom. beautiful kitchen. 2 to 4 bed rooms. 1 or 2 baths: best of materials | and workmanship; modern In every respect. at today's prices, $7.500 to $9,500. Address BoX_105-K. Siar 3 LINCOLN PARK SEC RARE_OPPOR- tuniy to buy a lovely semi-det. brick 5-bed- room, 2-bath home with 2 i h.-w. heat, billiard room. Call Clev. 0936 NEAR 14th AND EUCLID STS —BRICK, 10 T05ms. 2 baths. modern. double brick garage. $8.900—$350 cash, S$75 month: part mow Tented for more than monthly payments. Call before noon. | Mrs. J. L. Hosan,| Potomac_2277 CHEVY CHASE. D. C.—HIGH ELEVATION. Repossessed home, one vear old, in_perfect ondition. all brick, fully detached; 6 rooms | flooted 187 feet deep. baths. slate roof: exceptional 'value at $11.250: convenient terms. Call Met. 1143 satd 9 p.m. TAKOMA PARK. MD C. LINE. 2 i ERN IN EVERY DETAIL. PRICED AT $6.500. TERMS. WORTH SEEING —PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT. LE INc.. & JAMES, N DIST. 3346, AUTIFUL NEW . AVE. EXTENDED: -brick colontal home, fully de-! n this new, fast growing location, al value at $11.950; 6 lazge rooms. with sunlight.’ ‘Large sodded lot | complets baths in colored | tile. 2" wood-burning fire; . One in| living_robm and one in recreation rom.| The kitchen is s masterpiece, Finished in silver and green 00% _equipped. and lfix‘ ’D‘e'tfii:ksgfi PIVEEd 8! E'"‘Amm TH] CE.__ Cal WANTED LOTS —in exchange for s lovely 6-room home. just like new, 6 rooms, hall. 3 porches, - rage. paved street: one trust only. Owne entwood Td. n.e. 8 ROOMS. ALL BRICK CORNER. ONLY $7,950. UNUSUAL LOW PRICE. CONVENIENTL LOCATED TQ EVER BV IN CBERD: TIFUL ~PETWORTH. EIGHT LARG ROOMS BRYANT GAS HEAT AND BUILT- FEATURES. 5101 7th ST. N.W. e The BEST BUY in Washington $7,950.00 Semi-detached Brick 23Y; ft. Wide—Club Room 808 Tuckerman St. N.W. HARRY WARDMAN BUILDER D. C. Developing Co., Owner 1025 15th St. Di. 3830 Fhe Greatest VALUE in Washington 1366 Sheridan St. N.W. $8,975.00 20xer Two Complete Baths Four_Porches Two Fireplaces HARRY WARDMAN BUILDER D. C. Developing Co.. Owners 25 15th Di COLORED—_ROOMS. REC. HALL, HARD- Wwood foors, 3 porches, celiar, garage; easy terms: |immediate possession. Decatur 1160. COLORED—NEAR 15th & H STS. N. room and bath. brick, elec.. business ‘zone. $3,250—$250 ‘cash. balance one trust $30 month, _Call before noon. Mrs. J. L. Hogan, 1747 Church st. Potomac 2277. SALE OR_RENT—HOUSES. BALE, $6,500; RENT. $65. BROOI bungajow, 6 rooms and bath: h.-w.h.. hard- wood floors; 3 bed rooms, large kitchen, rec- reation room; trees, shrubbery. MORGAN E. MORGAN. 1108 16th st. n.w. Nat. 9453; evenings. Wis. 3159. 1622 Decatur St.N.W. Nicely furnished, will rent to a responsible person. A most con- venient in-town home with rural surroundings. 2-car garage, oil burner, instantaneous hot water. Lot of conveniences which will be appreciated when seen. i Phone Col. 0263 or call . in person EASY TERMS WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. EITHER PETWORTH, PARK VIEW OR n.e, or Bloomingdale: not over $5,000; will pay cash. P. O. Box 1268 city. HOUSE, 10 TO 14 ROOMS: ~VICINITY Thomas Circle, Mass. ave.: small down pay- e L B tar office. o pracsSad RENT—STORES. LARGE CORNER STORE AND 7 LARGE rooms, 1701 7th st. n.w.; suilable for any business: ' modern improvements. _ Agent, W. R. MARSHALL, 629 N. Y. ave. [ 14 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.—$35.00 L O%g“uéx%nx'g“‘”' E " Dist. 9080. 1017 7th 6T. N.W.—LAST USED AS SHADE shop; excellént location; almost any busl- month. S gflpg ts. n.w.. across from Western ; suitable for Emutry dealer or com- mission merchant; $35. North Capitol and P sts. n.w_8tore. 8 rooms and 2 baths; suitable for delicatessen and echool lunches, 6 large achools close M’ PRANK RUPPERT. 1021 7th 8t NW. = SALE OR RENT—STORES. FOR N OR A SALESTORE, 5014% RE! Conn._ave.: splendid location for business. Call West 0914 or Wis. 3480. OFFUTT. WANTED—STORES, 5 DESIRE GROUND FLOOR. SMALL: AT- tractive show and selling space. Must centrally located. ‘This is an opportunity to_secure a permanent dignified tenant, representing & _commodity with splendid sales record. " Rent to be based on per- centage of sales. Give location. lowest rent, and when avaiable. ~Address Box 64-K. Star_office. SALE—LOTS. BEAUTIFULLY WOODED SITES FRONTING Rock Creek Park, overlooking the creek. There is no investment on earth s. the earth itself, ital abutting the Park. rices will make a fi at profit_for the wise The Colonial Village, 1817 Plymouth Georgia 4904 uyer. st n.w. NORTHWEST—3-PAMILY _APT.; $40 month; brick_bldg; fine condition: a real sacrifice at $1.900 cash: will accept check on local banks. H. A, SIMON, at- torney, 800 H st. n.w., District 7398. — REAL ESTATE LOANS. MONEY TO LOAN ON D. €. REAL !ETATB! in any amount nfrw-mnl interest. JESSE L. HETSKELL, 1115 Eve st. B.W. SMALL PAYMENTS. QUI SERVICE—1st. 2nd and 3rd trusts in g O._ No red tape. DR. A__HENRY. INC., 1016 Eye st. n.w. LOANS_MADE ON TMPROVED AL‘i{- te. Comstruction loans ma LOUIS P. EMAKER. 1719 K st. Nat. 1168. imfi‘_"i'.',”;f,na i T 01 ;‘Pl 50 wk. _$1.000—Pi CO., 319 Bond Bld. AUTO LOANS. Toans Procured on Autos. Reasonably_and_Confidentially. UNITED BROKERAGE CO. __043 N. Y. Ave. (Cor. 10th). _Nat. 585! NEED MONEY QUICKLY? AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PARK- ING LOT “AND GASOLINE STATION FRONTING 79,60 _FEET THE NORTH SIDE OF EVE STREET TWEEN FIFTEENTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST, CONTA! FEER AP ATSy, 1asee | BAU By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No, 5712, follo 17 et sea. of the Iand records of the District of Colum bla. and at the reauest of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at“public auction. in froat of the premises. on MONDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF. % AD. 1933, AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PIM., the foliowing-described land and prem- ses,'situate [n the clly of Washington, Dis; trict ‘of Columbia, and designated as snd being ot 4 in Samuel Davidson's subdivision of lots in sauare 100, as per piat record in Liver N. K. folios 81 and 32. of the Fecords of the ‘Sfice of the gurvezor of the District of Columbia. ' Also lots 22 and 23 in'J. G. Berret's subdivsion of lots in_said square 100, as per plat recorded in Liber . D, C. folio 144, of the aforesaid sur- | veyor's office records. Also lot 53 in Charles E, Foster's subdivision of part of said square 160, as per idtms ot chase money o be paid in cash, balance in three vears, with Interest at six per centum T annum. payable semi-annually, from day sale. secured by deed of trust upon the Property sold, or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. ~ A deposit of $5.000 will be required at time of sale, in cash or certified check. All conveyancing. recording, etc., &t cost of purchaser. Terms of eale to Complied with within thirty days from da of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right o resell the property. st the risk and cost of defauiting purchaser, after five days advertisement of such resaié in some news- Daper published tn Washington, D. C. WILLIAM J. FLATHER, JF.. AMES J. fe21-aadslexBuahol ‘Trustees. LFTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST- poned until MONDAY, THE THIRTEENT! DAY OF MARCH, 1933, AT FOUR-THIRTY 5 Dpiace. DER OF THE TRUSTEES. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eve Street N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF “VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IMPROVED BY STORE AND APARTMENT. BEING PREMISES 3169 MT. PLEASANT N.W, By virtue of a certain deed of frust, duly recorded in Liber 5695, follo 275, of the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the reauest of the parties secur thereby, default having occurred in the per- formance of the terms and conditions | thereof, the undersigned trustees under said | deed of trust will sell at public auction in” front “of the premises. on MONDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF MARCH. A AT FIVE Q'CLOCK PAL, the follc jescribed land and premises in the DI trict of Columbia. known and distinguished as lot numbered 1037 in Edward M. Dulin’s | subdivision of part of lot 141 in Denison and Leighton, trustee: ibdivisie f | i3 Bifin's subgivision recorded in folio 154. of the records of the office of the gurvevor for the District of Columbia. aid property being desci or purpose of a: B et axaijom at lok Bufoeted 1037 | }:} lu\l:!u nu‘??firur;ogbflb. together with the | provements thereon. | Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase | money_to be pald in cash; balance in two equal installments pavable in one and two years with interest at 6% per annum, pay- | able semi-annually, from day of sale: said | deferred pavments to be secured by 4 frst | deed of trust upon the property sold: or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A | cash deposit of $500.00 will be required the time of sale. ~All conveyancing, record- | ing. Tevenue stamps. etc.. at the st of the | purchaser. ‘Terms of sale to be complied | with within fifteen days from day of sale: otherwise deposit will be forfeited and prop- oty may be advertized and sesold at the scretion e trustees. ‘GEORGE W, WHITE. 613 15th Bt N.W. HARRY B. PITTS, Peol ance, Bldg.. mh8 105 T5 A0 e Fstees. AUCTION SALE; LES—FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. GTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1933. AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. AY. MARCH TWENTY-8ECO] STARTING AT TEN AM. AT C. G. ;'Anc;:lflmf o‘.sunxfa‘ 41 ot LW, continuing every tur- day and Wednesday thereafter until sold, we will sell at public auction to cover stor ase and other unpaid charges on pianos, furniture, household and other goods stored With us in ‘the following names: ~John Ashby, Maude Beckley. Helen Brown. L. J. Black, G, Clinton, V. A’ Chisdwick, M. Green, Helen' Goldenbers, "John Eversman. Alice Howard, Theodosis Henderson. 8. Harr N. F. 'Henry, "Josephine - Johnson, Jackson, Andréw ‘Johngon, E. R. King, C. N. F. Karl, Miss Palm, " Charles Little, William ' H. Ro Maiy “Scott, James $heppard, James Templeman and U R. ;A:‘.’E‘e""z‘."x% notice RIS BSHYGE"d RANSFER COMPANY, ¥20 20th atreet n.w. €. G. BLOAN COMPANY. Auctioneers. 715 13th "street_n.w. mh8, 13,21 THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eye Street ".g], o TRUSTEES' SALE OF RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 154 By viriue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 6408, follo 235 et seq., 9L the land records of the District 0f Co- lumbia, and at the request of the party se- cured thereby, the unaersigned trustees will sell. at public'auction, in front of the prem- ses, on MONDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DA OF MARCH, A.D. 19, AT THREE O'CLOC! P.M., the following-described land and prem- ises, sitaute in the District of Columbis, and designated as and being lot 37 in George 8. Cooper's subdivision of lots in block 6 in West Eckington.” as per plat recorded in the surveyor's office for District of Columbia in Liber 22 at folio 2; subject to covenants of record, together with the improvements, consisting of -story brick dwelling. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal instaliments, payable in one and two interest at 6 per centum per um, payable semi-annually, from day of le, secured by deed of trust upon the nmg- erty sold, or all cash, au_the option of the purchasef. A deposit’of $200.00 will be re quired at time of sale. " All conveyancin Tecording, etc., at cost of purchaser. Termi sale to complied with within 15 days rom day of sale, otherwise the trustees re- Serve the right to resell the property at the Hsk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after fve daye advertisement of such resale in gfla Dewspaper published in Washington, WILLIAM H. LINKINS, LUTHER W. LINKINS. mh1.d&ds,exSukhol Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & BON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BUSI. NESS PROPERTY. TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING NO. Ki7 SEVENTH STREET NW, AND FRAME DWELLINGS NOS. gi‘w:. 632, 634 AND 636 EYE STREET By virtue of & certain deed of trust. duly Tecorded ?n November 20, 1931, in Liber 6613, st follo 587 et seq.. one of the land records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, :?l!“lllcl"lldei's‘llafl}“lru'ule;l will l‘ell. at n;%li: : ont of the premises. ‘on FRI- DAY, ‘I'HE BEVENTE] DAY OF MARCH, AR lli, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. iné ollowing-described ~ lands ~and _premises, situal in the fls"lc! of Columbia and designated as and being lot twenty-six (26) in Parthenia Thyson's subdivision of part of square four hundred and fifty-three (453) as per plat recorded in Liber J. H. K.. folio 327, of the records of the ofiice of the sur- veyor of the District of Columbla. Subject to a right of way over the rear three (3) feet as reserved in deeds recorded in Libers . A. 8. 48, folio 519, and J. A. 8. 149, folio 313, of the land ‘records of the Dis- trict of Columbla. - Also ail of original lot twelve (12) and the west six (6) feet front B ezt o the DUl Sopth of it ) in said square four hun- dred and fifty-three (3 o nre four B Baid lot 26 in squa: will be sold first in front of premises No. 817 7th st. n.W. and immediately thereafter the remaining parcels above mentioned will be sold in front of said frame dwellings numbers 63013, 632, 638 and 630 Eye street n.w. Terms: Sold sublect to prior first deeds of trust. further particulars of which will be announced at the time of sale. The pur- se price above said trusts to be pald in cash. A deposit of $750 required on each parcel sold at time bf sale. Conveyancing Tecording, revenue stamps, etc. st pur- chaser'’s cost. Terms to be complied with Fithin thirty days. otherwise deposit for. feited and the properties may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the trustess. RGE M. _EMMERICH. BERGMANN, ‘Trustee 8ON. AUCTIO! 3 trees Northwert Tore Trustee’s Sale of Exceedingly Well and Centrally Located Business Property Fronting About 52 Feet on the North Side of H Street and 150 Feet on the West Side of Four- teenth Street, Northwest Corner of Four- teenth and H Streets North- west, Improved by the Two- Story Brick Building Contain- ing Nine Stores, Nos. 1401- 1403 H Street and Nos. 802- 804-806-808-810-812 and 814 Fourteenth Street, With Sec- ond Floor Arranged for High- Class Restaurant Purposes. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber 6030, folio 360 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Colum- Eia and at the request of the party secured thereby. and pursuant to a decree of th District Court of the United States for Southern District of New Yox,g f&nlhl ?n ter of Cigar Btores Realty Hol bankrupt, pi the tenth dsy of Janu. a8 resettled an by ary, 1933, an of said court fl cs 3 jmended dscres of sald coust y o rusry, eclose passed on th suthorizing the trustee to fore the aforesal tes nam; the terms : L. 1blic aob'irusc el ot S pubtc POSR DAY OF CH, P.M. o] and cendition of uction, ml‘r%. ot the' pre: Y. THE e W ituate in Colum- being: All of lots 2 and the east 2 feet 7 inches front on H street by the full depth of lo in the subdivision made by the heirs of John Davidson of Dart of square 220, Tecorded in Liber N. K. f anc of ‘the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. Terms of sale: $25,000.00 deposit in cash r certified check required at time of sale: 76,000.00 within 30 days from day of sale. and the re inder in two- equal install- in one and years, with D3, centum noum. pay- trom of sale, 7 deed of trust upon’ property’ sold cash at ovtlon of purchaser. Al con- eyancing, recording, revenue stamps. etc., 3t cost of purchaser. Terms of ‘sale ts bs complied with within 80 days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the righ %'nuu the property at the risk and cost o a defaulting purchaser, after five days' nt of such resale in some news- paper published 1n Washington, D. C, RIGGS NATION, or WASHINGTON. =D By SIDNEY F. TALIAFERRO, Vice President and Trust Officer, 15%13-18,17,20,25.26.27.mh 1.3, .9,10,11, THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF FOUR DESIRABLE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, OWN AS PREMISES 438 AND 440 N ET NORTH . AND THE REAR QF 438 AND 440 N STREET NORTH- By virtue of & deed of trust recorded in Liver No, 6603, at follo €8 of ‘the’land records of the District of Columbis, we sh remises on WEDNES- sell_in_front_of the DAY. THE FIFTEE! Y OF MARCH, AD. 1933, AT THREE O'CLOCK P.M.. part of original lot numbered twenty-one (21) in square numbered Ave hundred and thirteen (813); beginning for the same at the north- east comer of aid lot and running thence west on X street, 25 feet 1 Inch to an alley; thence south along said alley. 100 feet & inches: thence east, 25 feet 1 inch to the southeast_corner of said lot: thence north 100 feet 8 inches Jo the place of beginning. Terms of sale: “One-fourth cash, balance two and three years, with interest at cent per annum, pa: e semi- annually; “or if monthly’ terms . desired, $500.00 ‘cash. balance monthly, or all cash at option of purchaser. Deposit of $300.00 required at time of sale ‘and the purchaser allowed fifteen days from date of sale to complete the purchase. Further particulars at time of All conveyancing, recording and revenue stamps. etc.. at cost of pur- chaser. VERNON G. OWEN, WS EARRY, mh3.6.8,10.13.16. Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eve Street N.W. TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE IM- [, ESTATE. KNOWN AS EROVED REAL EST A8 NORTHWEST. By virtue of & certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 5690. folio 157 et seq., of the land records of the District of Co- Tumbls, and at’tne request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustee wil Sell, at public auction. in front of the prem- ises, on 'RSDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, A.D. 1933, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.. the following-described land and premises. situate in the District of Co- lumbis, and’ designated as and being iot numbered thirty-three (33). in square num- bered “twenty-elsht ~hundred and eleht (2808), in B. Francis Saul and others' sub- .division known ‘Saul's_Addition to_the City of Washington.” as per plat records in Liver County 21.'at follo 18, in the sur- veyor's office of the District of Columbia cubfect to the restriction locating the builds ing line 10 feet morth of the north line of Delafleld place: together with the improve ments. consisting of 8 twostory detached rame dwelling w: B Terms of One-Nfth of the purchase money to be paid in cagh, balance in four equa} instaliments, pasable il one. two, three snd four 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 $300 will be Tequired at time of sale. All conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps. etc., at cost of purchaser. | Terms of sale to be complied With within thirty days from day of cale. otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, sfter five days’ ad- Vertisement of such resale in some news- Ppaper published in Washington. D. C. NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. Trustee. By WILLIAM D, HOOVER. el President. al st £ BeRcAUE vion. mh6,d&ds,ex8u Being the | | recorded 1n Liber No. 58t 150 THOR. J. ‘imfia_'_fl.‘ fiwnoumi,' TRUSTERS' SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED A y A & ovEting Bicn 25 Find JUTHEAST. By virtue of & certain deed of trust duly recorded In Liber No. 6180, follo 207 et of the land records. of the District of "0o and at the requ Se1* 0t PUB aetioh. in trans of the prem. ises, on MONDAY, T# F 'MARCH, AD.'1i ¥ a5 an Tt Mdlthews. ang Mattnews: subdlvision of lot 30 in block 7, Hood and Batchelder, trustees’ addition to Anacostia, 2 per plai recorded in the office of the sur- veyor for the District of Columbla, in Liber 62, folio 106; said block 7 now krown for purposes of assessment and taxation as SIUELn 6f sale: All cash. A d t ‘erms of le: cash. leposit o $300 will be required at time of sale. = All recording. etc.. at cost of be complied conyeyancing, purchaser. Terms of sale with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser aiter five dass' adver: such resale in some newspsper published in Weshington, b. C, ANDER PARKER, WILLIAM H. PACE ' mh?.6.8.10.13 THOMAS J»lOWfl' & SON. %mo!lml. 431 Eye Btreet \USTEES" . s A A R By virtue of Liber No. 6033 records of th shall sell, FRID! ed of trust, recorded in folio 20, of the land e, District of 'Columb in “front of TENTH T THREE red twenty ibdivision of square numbered five hundr $nq plnty-two (553). a8 per plat recarded in Liber N. K. at folio*80. in the surveyor's office of the District of Columbia; beginning for the same on First strest s the south- east corner of said lot. ‘snd running thence orth on trest. 20 feet 6 thence wes| eet’ to an alley; Sorner ot 131d lot."henes sastery on "t roer o ; thence essterly on the south Line of said lot, 158 teet to the Besin. Werms of sale: One-fourth cash: balance one, two and thres years, interest at six per cent per snnum, payable semi- snnually; or if monthly terms 1; $300.00 cash. bajance monthly, or all cas at option of purchaser, Depostt of $300.00 required st time of saie, and the purchaser sllowed fifteen days from date of sale to complete the purchase. articulars time of sale. All con cing, recording and revenue stamps, etc.. at cost of chaser. VAR & 1027.mh1.3.6.8.0 - Fistses THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eve Street N.W. KN ForaTy NG A STORY - AND . BASEMENT G HOUSE, KNOWN AS PREM- 1213 N STREET NORTHWEST, By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber No. 6350. folio 169 et sea.. of the and Tecords of the District of Co- lumbis, and at the request of the party se- cured iharchy. the undersigned {ristee” wiil Sell. at publte ‘suction. in, front of the prem- fses. on "MONDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY ICH, Al 1933, AT POUR O'CLOCK TRUSTEE' PR being part of ori ee (1) in square two hundred and eighty (280) described as follows: Beginning for the same on N street, one (1) foot west of the southeast corner of said lot, and runnipe thence west on said street, twenty-four (%4) feet: thence north one hundred and three (103) feet nine (9) inches to an alley thirty (30) feet wid thence east on alley, twenty-four ( and thence south ‘one hundred and (103) feet nine (9) inches to the purchase- sh, balance in two P8 Ibll: in Gg.!nllnd two i ml-nnnll?v..r from dl!“.i by deed of trust upon the . or all cash. st the option A d it of $750.00 wi ©ut e A v raser. omptied whh withia y of sale, otherwise the e right to resell the prop- cost of defaulting er five days' advertisement me newspaper published in roperty_ s he purchaser. be WASHINGTON LOAX AND TRUST COMPANY. ‘Trustes. ¥ LAWSON, &ho Vice_President. "THOS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1451 EYE BT. N.W, TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO_VALUABLE BRICK__DWELLINGS, ~ KNOWN _AS PREMISES 1405-1907 GALES STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of certain deed of trust. duly 71, folios 57 and et sea. of the land Tecords of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned in_front TENTH following- situate in ed as e 4528 lots in described land _and the District of Columbi and being lots 34 and in Paul A. Davis’ square numbered 2 w as per plat recorded in the office of the_surveyor for the District of Columbla in Liver 81 st tollo 11, each parcel 1o be separately. O erma; " Each sold sublect to & prior dee of trust for $3,000.00. further particulars of which will be announced at time of sale; the urchase price above said trust to be paid gash A depoit of $300.00 require each parcel | Converagcing, Tecordins. etc st purchaser's cost. Terms fo be complied Jorfetted sna 1he Drogeity may be Sdver: jor! an e Pre = tised and discretion of the at trustees. SodbeR ¥ BArT. 1028.mir2.6 8.9 ustees THOS. J. OWEN & Tt S Ay o TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF UNIMPROVED LAND FRONTING 60 VIRGINIA AVENUE SE. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 5502, folio 66 et sea., of the land records of the District of Colum- bia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned substitute trustee will sell, at public auction, in front of the premises. on NESDAY, THE DAY OF MARCH. AD. 1933, AT FOUR- THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M. oliowing- described land and premises, situate in the ashingty tri Col of and designated & lots 6 and 7 square 847, St eage 20, 1ast orth ot e corner of sa orth on said sireet 60 fost 105 feet 1 inch, thence south 60 thence west 1 1 inch to the beginning. Terms of sal e-third of the purchase money to be pajd in cash, balance in two equal instaliments, payable in one and two years. with intel at 6 per centum per annum. payable semi-annually, from day of sale, gecured by deed Of trust upon the proerty sold, or all cash, st the obtion of he purchaser. A deposit of $500.00 will be required at time of sale. All ‘convey- ancing, recording: etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within 30 days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to Tesell the prop- efty at the risk and cost of defaulting pur, cl T, A five da: advertisement of such resale in_some newspaper published in Washington, D. O. NARKLE, Truptee in use No. 55376. ¢/0 Nationsl Savings and Trust Company. mh6.8,10.13.15 INE CAupsitutea ity ADAM A. WESCHLER & BON. Auctioneers. T2 ArNOM. STREET KW, By virtue of @ deed of trusi, fecorded in No. 5883, follo 143 et 'sea, one of the Iand records of the District of Colum- bia. and at’the request of party secured itk e st s ol ot or sale by public auct ront - focs"'on PRIDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF ' MARCH. 1933, AT POUR O PM. the following-described property in the District of Columbis, to wit: Lot 39 in square: 2697 in Jacob 'B. Shapiro's sub- division ‘of Dart of & tract of land known Eoer b3 fouio 18 &1 the ecords. of. the r 08, folio 18, o recor ofice of the surveyor of the District of umbia. O mms ‘of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be Paid in cash, balance represent- ed by promissory note of purchaser paysble in three na’rs. Ildtll’ 1nfle::f: lpt.’fl. r cent r annum from day of sale, Ehually, secured by first desd of trust upon Droperty sold, or ail cash, at option of pur- chaser. A sit of $750.00 required of purchaser at sale. Examination of title, Conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms £o be complied with within 30 days from day of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell property at risk and cost of de- faulting purchaser, atter five days' adver- tisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D. C.. or deposit Be £ Whout Lorfeiting de- slt avail themselves of any Feval of ‘equitabie rishts asainst detaulting purchaser. ORTHWEST. of & deed of trust bty Mo 8433 "ot *T0u0 413 of ‘the iand records ?i the W of Coluinbla, we shall sell. in front of the premises, on WEDNES- DAy, “THE PIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, AD." 1933, AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK | BM., lot numbered thirty-four (34) in An- thony Hyde's subdivision of lots in squ numbered seventy-six (76), as per plat Corded in Liber R. W. at'folio 32. in the Surveyor's office of the District of Columbia. Terms of sale: One-fourth cash: balance nd three years, with interest nnum, payable semi- annually; of if monthly terms desired. $500 . balance monthly, or all cash at option of purchaser Deposit of $300 required at time of sale and the purchaser allowed f- teen days from date of ssle to complete the in one, two at six 'per cent per semi-{ Purther parti rs at time of BMha%i conveyancine, Tecording. and. rev- enue stamps._etc.. olfidofll of . ‘ y ) mh3,6,8,10.. e I & N, AUOTIONEERS, 43T Bye sisect W Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Three-Story Brick Business Property,” Being Premises No. 1305 E Street North- west. By virtue of & certain deed of trust. duly dad 15 13bet N 5‘{10 olio 265 4 of the land records of the District of Co! bla. and at th of the party secured thereby, the und ed trustess will seil, jon, A% e AD. "19: 8 {ont of the premises; M, 55 AX THREE-TRIRTY od e foliowing -deseribed Tena i i ‘west from the southe: corn 1d snd square and running thence Streo, 2p feet, more of less to the w. of said lot. thence north on said w BO feet, ‘thence east 25 feet more pr & point due north from outh 50 fegt o E st and beginning. e above described property now 'kn or taxation purposes as lot 80: ms of ale: One-fourth of rest at six oney to be in cash. fore two ‘years with inté i gentum per anpum, payable semi-annuall rom day of sale, secured by deed o! upon the property sold, or all ci tion” of the purchaser. 1500.00 will be required at ti Il canveyancing, recording, etc.. purchaser. Terms of sale to be with within thirty days otherwise the trustees re resell the property at the Zisl defaulting ‘purchaser, artg vertis of “such ' resal Tustees. THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, T e AW B A RE W By virtue of & certain desd of frust d Taed o Liber No. SHTL Tolio 030 5 seas the land records of the District of Co- umbla, and at the request of the party se- cured ihereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction. in front of the prem- ises, o0 MONDAY, THE THIR! DAY MARCH. A.D, 1933 AT P, the following-described and premises, aitus -THIRTY nd e in the District of Co- lumbia, and designated as and being lot 44 in Ray E. Middaugh and Willam E. Shan- non's subdivision of lots in block seven (7). “Bloomingdale.’ ~ as per plat recorded in Liber County 13, folio 61, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbis: subject to the covenants of record. ‘Terms sale: One-third of the purchai money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal instaliments. payable in one and two years, with Interest at 6 per centum per an- num,’ payable semi-annuslly, from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon the pre erty sold. or all cash at the option 0? gg purchaser. A deposit ot 8350 will be r quired at time of sale. All conveyancini recording, etc. t cost of purchaser. Ters of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days' advertisement of such re- sale in some newspaper published in Washe ington, D. C. THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND ‘TRUST COMPANY, By ALPRED H. LAWSON. Vice President. WILLIAM H. LINKINS, mh2-d&ds.exSuknol Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eve Street Northwest. TRU! BALE OQF VALUABLE IM- VED REAL ESTATE NO. 765 QI PLACE NORTH- By virtue of s decree of the Supreme in Equity Cause No. 53961, we sell public auction. in tront of ihe premises. on SIXT] DAY _ Ol MARCH, 1933, !{ O A the following-described land and premise: being lot 164 in Kennedy Brothe orated, subdivision of part of saua o i3, now own_ as rinceton Jlfll il Blat of said first mentioned subdly T :; e ce of the surveyor of the District of Columbis. subject to covenants of record. Terms of sale: Boid subject to & prior t for $5.600.00; further time of sale. ~The purchase price above said prior deed of trust to be paid % in able in 1 and 2 rs. with interest at 67, T annum payable semi-annually from day the property or all cash at thé ion of the purch $3200.00 deposit notary es and recor purchaser’s cos: Terms of sale to be com sale, otherwise the ees reser the right to resell the property at the ri WELLING KNOWN Al - Court of the District of Columbia passed HURSDAY, TI e Fon situate in the District of Columbis &: tract of land called “Pleagant Liber 44, folio 183, of the records with the improvements thereon. of which will be announced at , balance in equal installments, pay e and secured by seeond deed of trust Teauired upon acceptance of bid. plied with within thirty days from y of cost of defaulting purchaser. after five day: ' | spite the hotel furniture ! | gratefully into an easy chair and put AUCTIONS. Sogymnt INSTALLMENT XIV¢ | UNE joined the detective, feeling that the mission was futile, yet | fearing not to go. They drove to the Brooklyn Hospital. June knew | fnstantly, when she stood beside | the dull-eyed girl, that it was not Kay. This girl's lips were full and bore no| ;eiem:hz;ce h:o the dro:pllrnx, pe‘t’ullnl uth of the s eirees. June's pity was lmm«.r,dilllcguver, and some- thing more. She remembered a case like this her father had treated with remarkable results, and she meant to go and tell Dr. Henderson about it— # him to try his skill with this poor turned to the detective. “It isn't Bishop. Don’t you see the mouth | t the same at sll, and that er| is thicker and larger?” { “Well, you can't never tell.” “No, you can't, of course, and we have to keep ou searching. 8he went direct to Dr. Henderson's office. “It's-about time you came to see me,” he acolded. “You aren’t look- | ing fit. I recommend that you go home at once. You don’t have to take any more treatments after next weeg, and this climate evidently doesn't agree with you.” “I don't think I'm ever going nome, doctor. After money is gone I get | & job here, I . If you want to| give me a tonic I'll take it.” But I can't 80 home. Please don't urge if “So New York is in your blood!” He: searched her face. “Or is it young Bishop? l" thought you were en-| ll.ida. I don’t know what is going to happen. Dr. Henderson, I didn't come to talk about myself.” She told him about the girl Brooklyn, and he promised to l&h “You are so kind,” she said, and put out her hand. He took it, and slowly | drew her into his arms. “You are a| sweet child,” he said, and kissed her very tenderly. June's face was burning when he let her go, and she hated herself for the thought that came to her mind. “Why, he's like my father—old enough to be my father!” she cried in her heart, and | hurriedly slipped through the door. That_evening she dined with Lucy Hart. The girl looked rested, her eyes not so deeply shadowed. And happiness lay like & halo over her. She spent the afternoon with Hartley, she ex-| plained, and their love had taken on new wings of loyalty and understand- ing. They were going to be remarried as soon as he was out of the hospital. “So I have to get a wedding dress, as well as other clothes,” she said. “You know I didn't take time to pack a thing.” | “A wedding dress! That's wonderful. And I know just the %l:ace to take you. There’s & new golden brown shade that will look swell on you.” | Lucy went back to the hospital, and 3 She Miss is no nose ¥ | June thought she would go to bed at once, even though it was only 7:30. 3" in the elevator she met Mr. Lin- | “I want to hear the detalls of that | Hart story.” the hotel manager said . “Won't you come up to my apartment and talk awhile?" June thought quickly. Something prompted her to accept his invitation, | though it wasn't her liking for the man, especially. She had a neutral attitude toward him. “T'll come up for & little while,” she |sald. “T'm frighttully tired, though, |and intend to turn in early. But I {should like to tell you about the patched up romance. They are going |to be remarried Saturday night. I : | think it's thrilling.” | Linder's apartment was on the top | | floor. It was spacious and restful, de- | June sank | advertisement of such resale in some news-gher feet on the leather hassock he | Paper published in Washingion, D. C. JAMES D. McQUADE. ‘Transportaiton Buildi MICHAEL J. RANO. - Carpenter's Building, mh3.d&dsexSukhol Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' ESTATE, TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL- ING. NO 1621 TWEN STREET SOUTHEAST, By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 6177, folio 449 et seq., one of the land records of the District of Columbl and at the request of party secured thereb; the undersigned trustees will offer for sa. by public syction, in front o ises, on RoRBA DAY THIR® or UINEA 1095 A FIVE O ) following-desciibed property in T of Coumbla, to wit. lots 37 and 28 tionsl Sa: it Savings an p: trustee’s subdivision known a3 “Randle Highlands.” as per plat recorded i the office of the surveyor for the gt Columbls in Liber County 18 at folio 6; said block 9 now known for purposes of assessment and taxation as square 5501. Terms of sale: One-fourth of the pur- chase money to be paid in cash, balance in | equal_instailments. ‘represented by promis- 50Ty notes of purchaser payable in one, two and three years. with inierest at six per cent per anaum from day of sale, payable semi-annualiy. secured by first deed of trust upon property sold, or all cash at option of purchaser. A deposit_of $200 required of purchaser at sale. Examination of title. conveyancing, recording. _revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. to be complied with within thirty Trom day of sale. otherwise trustees re- serve the right to reseil property at and cost of defaulting purchaser after five eTiuned ‘in Washineion: v Gy newspaper pul n n, D. eposit may be forfelted or, without fo & deposit trustees may & of any legal or equital defauliing purchaser. RAYMOND J. VIERBUCHEN, M. EMMERICH. = against al mh1-d&ds.exSukb, THOS. A . OWEN & SON. 1431 Eve Btreet N.W. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING PREM. ISES 1303 FAIRMONT STREET NORTH- By virtite of & certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 6403, folio 163 et se of the land records of the District of Co lumbia, and the request of the party s cured thereby, the undersigned trustee Wi sell, at public auction, in front of the prem- FRIDAY, TENTH DAY OF MARCH, 'AD. 1033 AT FOUR-THIR: O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-described lane and premises; e in the county of Washington, Dlstrict of Columbls. and desig- nate and being lot numbered thirty (30) in Pranets W. Baker and others' subdlvision block” numbered thirty-two (32). Heights." ae per plat recorded in ice of the surveyor for the Dis- trict of Columbia in Liber County 9, at folio 124, tosstner, with the improvemerite, con- sisting of a_three-story and basement bric dwelling. ~Property to be sold sublect o s of selec One-Aith of the purchase of s e u ‘money fo beDaid In ‘cash. balance 1 eau instailments. payable in one, two, three an: four years, with interest at six per centum per annum. payable semi-annually. from day Of ‘sale. secured. by deed of trust upon the perty sold. or all cash, at the option of he purchaser. A deposit of $300.0 be required at time of sale. All convevancing, Tecording, revenue stamps. etc., at cost 3‘; purchaser. Terms of sale to be complie with within 30 days from day of sale, other- wise the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of default. ing purchaser. after five days' advertisement 9f guch, resale In some newspaper pubiisned NATIONAL SAVINGS AND. COMPANY. Trustes. By D. HOOVER. ‘President. (Beal) Attest: g R e 1e27.d&ds.exSu&hols —_— LEGAL NOTICES. JOHN NEIL BENNEY, Atiorney. THE SUPREME COURT QF THE DIS- trict of- Columbia. Holding bate t, —Estate of Emma Janes. deceased.—] 44036, Administration DocKet 96.—The no- tification as to the trial of the issues in this case relating to the validity of the paper writing dated the 3rd day of Ausust - t_ will an codicil of Janes, ceased. been returned s o Wealevan_ University. ~Theological ment of Baldwin-Wailace College, Sarah W, Ingham and Max Miller, “notmhsuxuml. it s, this 1st day of February, 1933, dereq that the issues be set down for 'trial on the 7th day of June, 1933, and that is order and the substance of said issues wit, “whether “the eaid paper writing dated the 3rd day of August 1026 was the last will and testament of Emma Janes, de- ceased: whether the said Emma Janes :} the time of making, subscribing, and acknowledging the said paper writing was of sound @nd disposing mind and capable of ‘executing a vaiid or contract whether the said paper wri(ing was execu y the said Emma Janes in due form o aw. and whether at the time or times afofesaid the said phper writing was pro- Cured by undue influence practiced upon the said Emma Janes by any person of oy S R, T o four weeks in rter” wice & week for the same i e SALE _OF VALUABLE REAL | TY - SECOND | shoved before her. Then he bregeht her a glass of sherry “This will pick you up,” he said. “The excitement has been a strain.” She sipped it gratefully. They talked | a long time. June recounted the Hart | story in detall. Under Linder's ldron“ questioning, she had soon revealed to| him her background, her present sta- | tus, both as regards finances, and, with- LEGAL NOTICES. PEELLE AN . Atforneys. NOTICE IS <) W. 8! BB“ ; %PDB ). McDonne Jnfio.‘xh o g‘e?-'o??'s fll‘on“ , 3F. Eircprics Oeborn, 2q Al to the laws of desiring to go partnership pursuant E a: he State of New York, and usiness in the District of Oolumbis as limited partnership, have this day filed a certificate of limited partner- ship in the office of the Clerk of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia; that the | firm name of said partnership is G. M. Murphy & Company: that the business I tended to be transacted by said partnership | is buying or otherwise acquiring. selling or | otherwise disposing of in any manner or | deal, whether on behalf of the co-partner- | ship or for others. stocks, bonds or other securities and _property, transacting a seneral “securities and brokerage business 8u a8 i3 ordinarily conducted by New York tock ounms- firms, eonforming to the constitution and rules of the said New York stock exchange, and underwriting or subscribis for or aassisting to procure underwritings or subscriptions for stocks. bonds or other securities and/or otherwise financing or assisting to procure the financ- ing of corporate or other enterprises: that th Grayson M.-P. Murphy. Otis A Glagebrook. Jr., P. Erskine Wood, Edward O. McDonziell, "John_G. Pennypacker, James . Sawyer, Charles S. Sargent, William P. T. eston, J. 8. Wilson, Jr., snd Charles H: Baeter eneral partners: that the said Prederick rn and Alfonso P. Villa are special rtners; that the sald special partners have contributed as capital to the common stock of said partnership, the fo! lowing amounts in cash. namely: Frederick Osborn. $62,600.00, and_Alfonso P. Villa, d ha ‘made additional to sald common stock. consisting in each case of securities and/Gr other property having the actusl and agreed value hereinafter specified. to Wit: Frederick Osborn, $112.500.00, and Alfonso P. Villa. $42.500.00. and that’the ferm for which the said partnership is to exist com- menged on December 14, 1932, and is to end st the close of business on December 31, 1934, sublect to earlier termination at the option of any partner. in the event of & ‘material “breach of the articles of co- WHMS. Dated this 2nd day of March. Fa>a Siraroo b, Ersiine: Wood: rook, Jr. P. e i Edward O. McDonnell. John G. Pennypacker. {ames D Sswyer. Criszles 8. Sargent, Wil: iam P. T. Preston. J. 8. Wilson, ir.. Charles i, Bactser, Frederick’ Gsborn and Alfonso P. mh6,8,10,13,15.17,20,22,24,27.29,31 OFFICIAL NOTICES. TOMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. Pebruary 24. 1933. Notice 18 hereby given that in accordance with rovisions of an item authorizing chang permanent, system of highways co in D. C. Appropriation Act for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1014 (Public Act No. 435, 62nd Congress) approved March 14, 1913, as amended by an Act_spproved April 30, 1926 (Public Act No. 158, 69th Congress), the Commissioners of the Dis rict of Columbla will give a public hearins in the Board Room of said Commissioners on March 15. 1933, at 10 o'clock, A.M.. to all grmnx interested or owing land within ¢ territory affected by proposed changes in the plan of said permanent s of highways, descrived as follows. viz: 1. Property n the northwest section located within the territory bounded by Rock Creek Ford Rosd on the north, Utah Avenue and Nebraska Avenue on the east, Oliver Street on the south, and 32nd Street on the west. 2. Property in the northwest section along the line of Poxhall Road between Reservoir Road and_Whitehaven Parkway. erty in the northe: ‘west sections. lfilrfih adjacent to North Capitol Street, and bounded by Kansas_Avenue on_the north- ‘west, Metropolitan Branch B. R. R and New Hampshire Avenue on the easi Longfellow Street on the south. Plans sho ing proposed changes in the ‘highway pla: of streets within the territory described above areon display in the office of the sur- veyor_of the District of Columbia, Room 405, District Building. and may be examined by ‘inte; parties d usiness hours prior to the heating, Such misns will displsved at the hearing. and the Com- ill consider any suggestions or Drotests concerning the proposed changes as ghown on sbove mentioned plans. L H. joners of the ‘District fe24.14.ex8u PROPOSALS. Y DEPARTMENT, Office Supery tect, Washington, D. C. Pebruary g8 1533: n“i'.' in duplicate subject to the conditions contained herein, Will be publicly opened in this office at r.m. arch 15, 1933, for furnishing abor Bnd materials and performing work for the grading and_approach work at the U. S. Public Health Service Building, ashington. D. G “The prevailing rate of e shall be paid all laborers and me- chanics employed on the project as provided in the act of March 3. 1031 (Public No. 798). Drawings and specifications, not ex- ceeding one set, may be obtaines m‘y satisfactory general contractor at thi fice in the ;‘w"fi“ uxa Rgm:‘vgg:: mh6,7.8 C; GOTW, of Columbis TREASUR ising © | oV “Vernie Connell out meaning to do so, her love for young Bishop. The loneliness theme came under dis- cussion. “It's strange,” June said, “‘bus I never realized that people could be lonely in a big city. It seems fantastic, doesn't t?"” “I've seen to much of it for it to have any novelty. Naturally, any one in a ho- tel, away from home, is Icnely, if he doesn’t know people. Life flows about these strangers, but they are shut out Jjust as surely as if there were bars be tween.” “Why don’t hotels do something about it? I should think, from a com- mercial standpoint, it would be profit- able. And it ought to create a Jot of good will.” “They do make an effort—some of them. The hotel hostess serves a good purpose in being the focus for social ac- tivities . . . helping club affairs, bridge parties and weddings.” “I never heard of a hotel hoste s—yes, I believe I have noticed ads for & school . . . Have you one here?" “No, but we are contemplating it. The Gilmore is new, as you know, and :ztut'*k- & little time to work things “You ought to do somet about the dinner hour. Have a mn.phu where guests of the hotel who are alone and lonely could meet and dine together. zlou could have your hostess introduce em.” “A sort of lonesome club, eh? It's an idea,” he mused. “It has its dangers— might cheapen the hotel. On the other hand, it has possibilities of real com- mercial value, especially in building up dining room trade—it would keep a lot of people in the hotel who otherwise go out to dine.” June sat up suddenly, her eyes glowing. “I've got a swell idea. Your grill downstairs. You have a good lunch crowd, but at dinner it's practically empty. And it’s such a lovely room-- Just the place for a dinner club.” “My dear, sherry agrees with you— makes you think. "Tell me some more. He refilled her glass. “Sherry, my ‘eye,” she laughed. “I was just thinking of how lonely I was sitting there in the lobby before I ran |into the excitement of saving a man from suicide. You'd be doing a lot of good in the world if you started some- thing like that—and save your guests from getting mixed up in scrapes, maybe, like Mr. Hart did that time—" “‘We'd more than likely get them into scrapes. But that isn't our responsi- bility. If we gave them the opportu- nity to enjoy a social hour it wouldn't be our fault if they carried it further, We'd have to keep a certain class of women out . . . but that would be easy. Do you know I think you've hit on something. That grill has been worrying us. We'd have to work out the details, of course. I'll get our pub- icity man to give it some thought. If it's a club, it ought to have a name, hadn't it?” “Of course. And I've got a simply grand name! Call it the ‘Between Six and Seven Club. That is the ghastly hour, you know. “That's good. It's eatchy, People would respond to it. Now, in case we do decide to put this over, we have to have a hostess—some one who's got a way with people—who can be friendly and sincere, without being fresh ami flip—some one who is young and beauti- ful and likes people—wants to help them and make them happy. You haven't any idea where I could get such & girl, have you?” “Why, no, I haven't. I don't know a soul in Newy York. If it were Rolla, I could easily find some one.” “Rolla must be a wonderful place, fhen. I know only one girl who an- swers my description, and I don't know it she’s available.” “Do you really know some one like that? How lovel “Yes. It's you! “You are joking!’ June was astounded; it had not oce curred to her that he could possibly mean her. “I mean it. What is so strange about it? I've been thinking for several days of sending you out on the question of acting as social hostess for the hotel. But I didn't know how you were fixed financially—whether you'd be inter- “But I would! I have an income—a small one—not enough to let me go on living here indefinitely, or even stay in New York unless I earmn something. And T want to stay here. But what would T have to do? Do you think I'd know how?' “I think I'd just as soon trust you as 3 professionally trained girl—you'll probably put more spontaneity into it, and friendliness—that's your long suit, I think. We'd put you on to the tech- nical tricks of the job, of course. And you'd be protected from discourtesies, 50 far as was in our power. I'll have to make a rule, though, that you don't be too sympathetic and invite pros- pective suicides to g June laughed heartil: going to do away with suicides got up. “I'll run along. I promised Mrs. Hart to go shopping with her to- think it over—especially the old club idea, and we’ll try to come to an agreement in a few days. This Bishop chap isn't likely to ralse any objections, is he? “Certainly not!" . “The investigation is slowing up a bit, isn't it? They're not getting ve far. I think the girl was murdere ;{er body will likely turn up some ay." Oh, don’t say that!” “There, I'm sorry I mentioned it. Good night—have a good rest, and if any more brilliant ideas crop up, hurry to my office.” “I will,” she promised, and went down to her rooms. She lay awake a long time, thinking over Linder's ten- tative offer. She had entertained so unreservedly in her father’s home that the prospect of handling the same sort of thing on a larger scale didn't appall her. Her mind was racing with ideas. They'd change the menu, too, if she had any influence. A whole list of dishes foreign to New York hotel cook- ing popped into her head, and she got up to write them down. (To be continued tomorrow.) 250 UNEMPLOYED SEEK ARKANSAS HOMESTEADS Residents Incensed Because They Declare Colonists Were Sent Into State by Iowa. By the Associated Press. LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 8.— Some 250 unemployed persons are seek« ing homesteads in the hill country of Northern Arkansas and their presence has caused the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce to become incensed at the Sioux City, Iowa, chamber. ‘While most of the group roamed over the hills near Clinton today looking for a site for homes, D. Hodson Lewis, man- ager of the Little Rock Chamber of 1so Commerce, issued a statement saying the colonization project was “discour aged strongly” before it started. The colonists, most of whom are nearly destitute, said they were sent to Arkansas by the Sioux City Chamber of Commerce and were promised home- steads on Government land. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ring Months at HOTEL DENNIS ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. WALTER J. BUZBY. Inc.